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New-York tribune., 1907-11-18
Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW YORK
EMILY VIRGINIA sATTERLEE plaintiff. against

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK
EMILY VIRGINIA sATTERLEE. plaintiff. against
JOHN BATON and others. defendants.
In pursuance of Judgment OF foreclosure ana saI
made and entered in the above.entitled ACTION and
order. duly ana entered IN the above entitled
action and bearing date the fifteenth cay OF october
named. will sell public auction, TO the highest bid
der at the Exchange Salesroom. Numbers IA and 10
city Of New YORK on mOnday. the 18th day Novem
1907. Il o'clock by Samuel Goldsticker
and therein de descPibed as folloWs:
All those certain lots of land. with the building
improvements thereon erected, situate the Bor
of Manhattan. in the County City and state OF
New York lying together on the southery side CT one
Third Avenues and bounded and described as FOL
Beginning at a point on the southerIy side Of One
Hundred and Twenty-seventh Street distant one hun
corner OF and Third Avenue, and running
thence eastwardly along the southerly SIDE OF one
routhwardiy parallel with Third Avenue ninety-nne
eleven inches to the centre line OF the 6lock be-
ered and Twenty Streets. thence westwarJly
along said centre line and parallel with One Hundred
rorthwardIy again parallel with Third Avenue ninety
feet eleven inches 20 the point or place OF begin
Subject TO the covenants and restrictions contained
IN certain deed made by Daniel p IngrahaTn ana
February 9Th 1875. recorded in the otGs Of the
March 2eth 1s45 in Liber 459 Of Conveyances at
John Baton by Jessie s. Baton by deed dated May
9Th. 1895. and recorded IN said Registers once on
aees al Pake eos ana being then known by
street 21s East 127h Street Borough Of Man
haitian New York City Dated NoyeTnbeT M , 4tb; lgoa,
WILLIAM H. L LEE, Attorney for Plaintiff; ofcs
ough OF Manhattan. New York city.
The following is g diagram OF the property TO he
Sre FfUndred and Twenty-seventh Street Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City:
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
/ T Fitzgerald Surrogate of the County New
York. hereby given all persons
claims against Anderson Carroll Dana late
County Of New York. deceased. to present the same
with thereof the subscribers at their place
transactng business at tho Office OF their attorneys
Nessrs Rushmore, Bsbee. Rogers & Stern No 40 Wall
Street, Borough CT Manhattan. City of New York on
or before the 2Oth day of December
New York June 49, 1907
ELIZABETH J. DANA. FIFTH AVENUE TRUST
COMPANY, Administrators
RUSHMORE, BISBEE, ROGERS STERN. Attorneys
for Administrators. 40 Wall Street, Borough OF
Manhattan. NeA York city
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l27tb stree.
1o6th street.

The approximate amount OF the lien or charge. TO
satisfy which the above-described property s 10 be
sod is thousand four hundred and three SS-lOo
dollars. with interest from April six
teenth. 1907. less two thousand and oo-loo
$50 oO0 looi dollars. interest thereon from
Crtober 1e 1907 paid 10 plaintiff herein Octo-
her Is 1907 pursuant said order, bearing date the
day 1907 besides costs and allow
snce amounting to four hundred ninety and 22-loo
1f4so 29-1o0l dollars with from April six
teenth 1907 and the expenses Of sale
The approximate amount Of taxes, assessments ana
other liens upon property with interest TO Novem-
ber 25th 1907 the fixed for the sale thereof:
which with further interest thereon TO the date OF
closing said property. are TO be allowed to the
purchaser Of purchase money. or which are 70
fe psfd b the referee thousand three hundred
twenty-hve and 81 100 (S132534-ioo) dollars Dated
November 4th 1907. ,- ,,x
WILLIAM II Z LEE, Attorney for Plaintiff, once
and Portonce address. 25 Pine Street. Borough Of
Manhattan. York City
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Surrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
4 . THOMAS. a Surrogate of the County of New
York notice is hereby given all persons having
claims against Henri Antoine Jacduin also known as
YORK 10 present the same with vouchers thereof o
Ine once OF Messrs Coudert Brothers, No Rector
street. IN the Borough of Manhattan. City OF New
YORK on or before the 1st day OF July next.
Oated New York. the 10Th day OF November. 1907
lo,,.-- CAMILLE JACQUiN, Administering
COUDERT BROTHERS, Attys for Administrative, 2
rector Street. New York City.
HESS, CHARLES AN PURSUANCE OF AN
- - order OF Hon. Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF
the County OF New York. notice is hereby given TO
all persons having claims against Charles A Hess
late Of the County York. deceased to present
the same with vouchers thereof subscriber.
G. HoIsten. No. 12S Broadway, in the City OF New
York or before the 3Oth day OF May 1905, next.
DATED Ne" York the 18th day Of & &Nevember, 1901
MARK G. HOLSTEIN. Attorney for Executrix 12S
Broadway, Manhattan New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER G
THOMAS. a Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
against John J Donaldson, late OF the County New
thereof 10 the subscriber at its principal place of
tra1sactinS business, No - William Street Borough
Of Manhattan. in the City Of New York. before
the 10Th day OF May.
Dated New York the 2nd day November. 1907
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
TURNER. RoLsToN & HoRAN Attorneys for E1-
ecutor. ~ William Street. New York
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER c.
i Thomas, a Surrogate Of the County of New York.
notice is hereby given all persons having claims
York. deceased, to present the same. vouchers
thereof to the subscribers at their ransacng
before the 25th day OF April 1908 next
Dated New York. the 18th day O October 1907
CHARLES a. SHERMAN.
Executors
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON ABB
1 ner c. Thomas. "A Surrogate OF the County Of New
York notice is hereby given all having
against Francis Harmau Markoe, late OF Of
New York, deceased present the
thereof the subscribers their place
business, the Office a. their attorneys. Lord
Day & Lord No 10 Wall Street Borough Of Manhattan
in the city Of New York before the 18th day Of
May next.
Dated, New York the 14th day OF November 1907
MADELINE S. MARKoE, r,xoo,..
FRANCIS II MARKOE, I-Aecutors-
LORD, DAY & LORD. Attorneys for Executors 40 Wall
Street Borough of Manhattan. The city Of York
New-York tribune., 1907-11-18

IBBEs. zE1N PTKsUANcE s94roS6. of AH oaDaa Of the
" OF ion, Saris notice hereby given to all per-
COUNTY 9t tn claims against Zea tii66es late Of New
sons haSIiS leland deceased, to present the same
pot acbers thereof the suhseribef at at us p1Se %
ttans2G lns m o. before the Goth day OF April 1908
New f9rs.. ot YORK the 2Ist day OF october 100
& Date9 egc1SsR 1f LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COM
PANY ETeeat1 at3orney for Executor. 81 Wall Street
~ 1iarhaftan. York CITY.
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK T.
/ FITZGERALD, a Surrogate OF the County OF New
YORK hereby given to all having claims
against Louise H. LecIere. late Of the County
thereof 10 subscriber at his place Of transactng
husn at OF Miller King, Lane g. TTaTord
No so broadway Borough Of Manhattan, in The City OF
New York or before the 9th day OF January next
GEORGE MACCULLoCH MILLER, Executor
MILLER King X Trafford. Attorneys for Executors
Broadway. New York.
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pOOKKEEPER- R-TYPEwRITEK- :. founs .,1s
lady. Is. wants permanent pos. pos,'tSss Ss. htSb
school graduate. Ambitious. Box 81 IT'D
une Once.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-18

uEEPER-CAsHIER %: Al mar
RED seven years thorough sxpes1sns9 gsns9ces as
t'sSN nsS honS" salary $50 William Shields SVf
Alexander ave. The Bronx
New-York tribune., 1907-11-18
lSurrogates' Notices.

w Nt7 SNNO~
COLEMAN JAMES SIN PURSUANCE OF AN
Count 9;asF 1 % q Ca York notice is hereby given TO ali per-
@ tSe' S 6svRs Of esl n 9eE 10 present the same
w vouchers thereof to the suh6T'6eT & at hS place NO ot
2 %sm ssseet n the Borough Manhattan city Of
Sis S.s:S SSFs On o'fSs e 5
22 William street Borough Of Manhattan
n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER
j c. THOMAS Surrogate OF the County Of New
York notice IS hereby given 10 al persons % hawng
Of New York. deceased. TO present the same with
9heTs thereof to The @ Wesf ed strse IN the
Borough ~ Manhattan. city of New York on or be-
Dated Ne@ york the 4th day OF October 1907.
DAVIES. STONE e AUERBAcH Attorneys for Ex-
ssussT "a Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan.
fTNNsEN. EDWARD J. HIN PURSUANCE or An
Conn, order Of Hon Abner G Thomss suFrogafe % M OF 6ns
ty Of New York notice = hereby gdTen 10 m a pe o @
County of New York deceased. to present the same
shsaetnE bYsipefs at 70 the once Of Adoph Bloch No
- Nassau Street city Of New York. on or before
Dated New York. ne I2th day o s Eoyember. 1907
AnoLPH BLOCH Attorney for Executrix. 80 Nassau
street Manhattan New York city.
IK PrRsuANcE OF, AK ORDER OF HCN. ABNER c.
Notice hereby Given 10 all claims against
1 m late S Q: the G2@ny Of Nf ero SG to he
sloer at their place Of transacting business at me
SSIlce OF P Minrath - william Street, IN the
nsxt ~ A''A' o1 VI 'N-N -
DATED New York. the i4th day October 1901
LOUIS ADLER. MAX ADLER, EAecotoEs
~ G1NRATH Atty. for Executors. % William ST.,
.fs York City.
Mt. WILLIAM AN PURSUANCE OF AN
copISer OF Hon. Abner 9 Thomas. Surrogate OF Ite
ns.ny Of New York Notice is hereby given TO al
fs,s - s having claims against william a; scott
~ The County and State Of New York. deceased
sslssent the with vouchers thereof to the SUD
az their place OF transacting business at tIs
- v,ntt me Farmers Loan & Trust company, az no
CITY =, Street in the Borough of Aanhattah IN tne
fs1t - -" -o'H On or DeIoie iis -'S' N"S Va --@'
- Af" York, tie 9th day OF November 1VV''
rtsr ANNA J.. SCOTT.
Executors
sIfS gETcHAM. Attorneys for Executors
soix City.
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RAKER.-On bread cakes, pastry; FOR no
tells. restaurants or bakeries; city or out OUT
side: sober and reliable; reference AuoIeS'
c. J. Brede, 2lT3 6th ave
New-York tribune., 1907-11-18

TTUoT CHARLES En- pursuance OF order of
Ii Hon Frank r. Fitzgerald. Surrogate the
OF New notice is hereby given all
sons having claims against Charles e Huot.
County OF Suffolk Massachusetts,. deceased
the same with vouchers thereof the subscriber,
The Office of Morris & Plante, his attorneys No. 1875
broadway in the City OF New York. on or before the
OF January next
LOUIS II. HUOT. Administrator. eto
MORRIS & PTANTE Attorneys for Administrator etc,
195 Broadway York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-18

pOOKKEF,PER. or OFFICE ASSISTANT; ;
% wears old; rapid. accurate at nguTes'
49, Tefereuces; moderate salnry. Weeoer'
ia Stuyvesant ave, BrookSn'
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AT ANYTHING--By man. "A; very GOO GOO
Fred Pollack. 4OS Easr-g2d ST.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-28

week, In which Fireman Pepper,
Of Pittsburg Kan, and Frank
Finn of Joplin were killed and
several were seriously wounded. |
A farmer near Moberly caught
a rare bird on his farm and mol
one who has seen 1t can name it.
The fowl is lead color all over,
except its head, and and there II
has q black topknot, with two
long feathers running nearly the
entire length of its body, It has
a long black bill and measures 81
feet II inches from "tip to tip"
It is a very gentle bird and likes
to be petted.
A lynching near Chillicothe
was suddenly stopped by a wo-
Imam last week. Two eleven
year-old boys had q rope tied
around the neck Of a playmate
and were in the act Of pushing
him off a steep bank, when a wo-
man appeared on the scene and
postponed the tragedy with a
broomstick. Women never did
have any sense Of humor.
The people of Boonville are
convinced that this year is going
to be a duplicate of the celebrated
year of eighteen hundred and
froze to death"--1818. Old in
thabitants say that the cockle-
burrs never mature until just
before frost. This year the burrs
are ripe already and it is argued
that this means freezing weather
in July.
Farmers can buy binder twine
} at the Missouri penitentiary at
actual cost. In large quantities
it can be purchased for 8 Ia cts
a pound. In small quantities the
cost is 8 ga cents. vThe factory
is running to its capacity of-f0,
, 600 pounds a day. The twine is
made of cactus fiber shipped
from Old Mexico.
The value of the horses and
mules shipped from Missouri las
year is estimated at S13, ,000,0 ,0O(
while the value Of the poultry
and eggs exported from the state
during the same time was abou
1000, 900, to say nothing o
3 poultry and eggs consumed OF
8 the farms and in towns.
The Shawhan Distillery Com
pany has reduced its capacit.
from thirty-two to sixteen barrel
e,per day and will close for tn
: summer in about two weeks. It
70 warehouses are about all fu
y and it has some $4,000 or 1900
barrels on and.--Westerl
n Chronicle.
y E. g. Lewis has brought su
q against the Pulitzer Publishin
at Company and the assistant post
MASTER general for S7b0,0C
10 damages for articles published
"a the st. Louis POST Dispatch
|, Mr.. Lewis is president of ii
Or United States Peoples Bank.
w. H. Peelsr Of Howard Cour
,yIty, has been clerk Of centr
go school district since 1858, almo
in forty years. During that tin
l. he has never missed but "
e. meetings Of the school board al
then on account Of sickness.
ed Sedalia viii celebrate U
* Fourth Of July with an old Sc
as tlers' reunion. Positively no i
nd toxicating liquors viii be sol
Il. It Is safe to say that the old %
tlers win reunite In some 9th
ng town.
ne Jesse James, son Of the not
ne bandit, last week gradual
oy from the Kansas City school
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-28
Around About the State.

in Hannibal has been ordered
sold by the probate court.
Hicks, the weather prophet,
says we can confidently expect
settled warm weather after June
27.
The grand jury in Dunklin
County returned 142indictments,
mostly against parties for gambl-
ing.
In the year 1905 the Missouri
people paid $500, 900 for fire in
surance and received back as
loss s3, 100000.
AT the close of business on
May 81 last. there was a cash
balance in the Missouri state
treasury of $500, ,752.
Forty foreigners. who have
been working at the cement plant
near Hannibal, left for their
home in Europe Monday.
The University of Missouri has
thirty three buildings, twenty
five at Columbia and eight at the
School of Mines, at Rolla.
Miss Ida Greenburg, eighteen
years old, committed suicide in
Pike County, Monday, by shoot
ing herself with q shotgun.
Vincent the six-year-old son
of Jack Golden, of Perrin, was
kicked on the head by a horse
and almost instantly killed.
Howard County now has sew
en- persons charged with murder
confined In the county jail-five
white persons and two negroes.
Postmaster Gross received
word Monday from the depart
ment that Boonyille had been
put on the free delivery system,
Up to Sunday night Monett
had shipped twenty-sevsn cars
of strawberries. She expects te
ship forty-iive or fifty this sea-
son.
A poplar Butler conductor has
just recovered from a seven day.
attack Of the hiccoughs. 1t tool
two physicians to finally stop thu
cough.
The Hannibal & Brown Sho'
Company, in Columbia. is turn
ing out about 500 pairs of shoe
per day. working about eight,
hands.
Secretary Taft will visit Joplil
some time early in August, ac
cording TO . promise made to
delegation Of joplin citizens Q
st. Louis.
Choice alfalfa hay reached th
hig price Of SIT per ton on tn
Kansas City market last week
This is the highest price paid ft
alfalfa since 1901.
Fortescue suffered Q heav
fire recently and as . result thrt
houses and . warehouse are
ruins and several thousands do
lars worth Of property was d
stroysd.
Monroe City recently shipp,
twelve bales Of slippery elm bal
weighing 1,685 pounds. It W
sent to Montgomery, Mich, ar
is used for mucilage and med
cinal purposes.
The mill at the Federal Mini
Company Of Aurora, one Of I
most extensive mining ooncer
il that camp, was destroyed
firs Monday night. Loss ss
matse at s15, 900.
A 8tsnberry man decided
i20-ssre farm in considerati
Of alovs and sfieetion' and |
sum Of 81 70 his boarding houl
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-28

The Grandin bank got the
Carter county daily balances on
q hid Of 8 per cent.
centralis is building q canning
factory which will employ sixty
Ave hands after It begins opera
ton.
A Maiden man has two Easter
eggs that are getting old. He
has had one Of them seventeen
years and the other twenty.
Jess J. Crews, Of Oregon coun-
ty, has caught % foxes. this year,
and he says it has not been
good spring for foxes, either.
Wayne county is developing
her iron ore deposits, and miners
are being shipped in to do the
mining. The iron deposits there
|are large.
The st. Louis Confederate
Monument Association officered
by ladies, proposed to erect a
S35, 900 monument in st. Louis
to the Confederate dead.
W. j. Bryan is expected to ad-
dress the state drummers' con.
vention in Moberly Tuly 4, 8 and
9th. 1t is safe to predict that the
Magic City will be lively for three
days at least.
Governor Folk has reappointed
the following state board of hor-
ticulture: W. P. Stark Of Pike,
|
T. H. Dodd of Howard, j. H.
Christian of Newton, A. c. Dar-
bey of Holt,J A. Hit of Oregon,
State Beer Inspector Marshall
Saturday turned into the state
treasury S37 ,652,50, the collec'
tions of his department for the
month of May. This is abouI
$4,000 less than was collected fol-
the month OF May last year,
| John Goode of Excelsior
Springs claims to be the young
est Confederate living. He en-
listed under Shelby in 1851, a
the age Of sixteen, and servet
until the end of the war, being q
member of the first Missouri cav
airy.
, After seeking an appointment
to the police force for four year
an Aurora man landed the job
He had been on duty only fou
: hours when he appeared at head
7 quarters, reported that he ha
been robbed and resigned hi
place.
\ A stable on H. o. Robertson
4 farm, in Atchison County, on
, place rented by Daniel Inbody
was destroyed by fire Sunda
afternoon. Two Of Mr.. In5ody
u horses could not be gotten out
3 the stable and were burned
. death.
MI 1t is said this will be the la
]. year OF carload shipping I
le strawberries from Mt. verne
unless there is greater intere
taken in the matter. No ne
:, beds were put out this spring al
y about all the old beds will r,
y out with this season.
10 At Springfield, after living :
ID gether thirty years, Mr.. and Mi
William H. Patten were divorce
The wife swore he only gave b
= $3.50 year for her own use, Q
! refused to take her advice. 8
: was given forty acres Of land .
T. si2 . month alimony
er The seed tick may tick, |
chigger CHG with all his mfg
and the mocking- bird mock Q
g sing, but the Missouri crs
- takes the cake, and cotton J
Vi bef Il kinp. The cricket n
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-28


Oklahoma may boom, and Texas
may howl, and Kansas may shoot
off her chops, but Missouri is the |
place to get . good home, and
raise great big representatives,.
Missouri Exchange.
The Holt Dispatch man says
he has a few subscribers who re-
mind him of Tom Jones, whom
the Swedish collector said had
promised to pay his account in
January. He reported to the
boss: "Tom Yones say he vii
pay in Yanusry." "Well." said
the boss, "that is the first time
Tom ever set q time to pay. Did
he really say he would pay in
January" "Vel, aye tank 80, he
said It been a cold day when you
got dat money. Aye tank dat
been in January"
Over in Stoddard county the
daily balances of the county
funds was awarded to the bank
of Essex, at the rate Of 4 5-S per
cent, the City bank of Bloomfield
making the same bid. Six banks
bid in the contest, and while each
one Of the banks wanted the
funds, they are no more pleased
with the result than is the win
ner, for the rate is high, but still
the bank can loan the money on
short time at s per and make
money.
Judge Evans, OF the Howell
county circuit court, recently
prevented and old man being
railroaded off to the asylum for
the insane. The old nan had
been declared insane by the
I
county court, without any notice
having been given him OF the
courts intention to pass on the
case. Judge Evans says thai
notice must always be given q
man, when his sanity is to be
questioned. ed.-Dunklin Democrat
Gabriel Potts, o young farmer
of BarryCo. Mo. who had just re-
turned with his bride from athret
months wedding tour through
Texas and the Southwest recent
lily shot and probably fatal.
wounded his bride and afterward
|, shot himself. His wound, how
ever, is not thought to be fatal
, Relatives and friends of Potts at
tribute his deed to temporary in
! sanity. Perry County Sun.
, A gentleman was walking VI
High street in Jefferson Cit,
q Monday night with two ladie
/, when a drunken man used in
sulting language in the presenc'
y of the ladies. Their escort CAV
q the drunken man a drubbing an
= after he had gotten through wit
nj him he turned him over to tn
police who took him to jail.
Il A young woman has been al
3 rested for practicing medicir
without a license. She claims I
. :. be a graduate OF the Drake un
: versity, but the Cameron New
says there will be no trouble
proving that the little duck
from Drake is a quack.
VIM. Townsent, of Portagevil
> township, New Madrid county.
3 in jail charged with the serio
q crime Of incest, his victim bell
et This IA year old daughter. I
y wife making the compaint.
ne Dunklin Democrat.
A leading firm advertised
! the Warrensburg Daily Sta
he 400 suits one-third of. = "N'
hit why," asked AuntJane, "could
nd they hays said sixty-six :su
ps and have been done with itG"
Editor Dickson, Of the Neos
4 = = =.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-28

st. Joseph has > horse that
,ees double, and his owner does
not even eoncede that horse
would he good for the water wa
son.
Another good sign that man
has been converted, says the
Aurora Advertiser, is when he
quits arguing religion and at
tends to his own business.
The Butler Democrat says that
although il was an expensive
luxury the towns people really
saw their depot well lighted for
once-the depot burned down.
The Cameron News says that
although each hour is composed
Of sixty seconds that the shortest
hour in the day is between two
and three o'clock and that he
crowds all his unpleasant duties
into that hour 30 they will fly
quickly.
A Jefferson City man has been
missing wood from his woodshed
quite frequently Of late. A few
mornings ago he found a nice
gold watch lying on the wood.
He states that he is quite willing
to change the wood for the watch,
provided the real owner does not
show up.
This fish story is really true,
for the Sedalia Democrat -Sentin-
el says it is: Two trainmen run
ming into Sedalia caught q cat
fish which weighed exactly sixty
two pounds, and was so large
that it required the combined
strength of the two trainmen to
get it on the train.
We once knew an old lady
down in Howard County, when
we were a kid, q long time ago,
who became somewhat discour-
aged over the weather in Mis-
soul. So, one day, she said to
her husband, whose first name
was Wright: Wright let's &c
lgo back to Kentucky, for this is
the hottest and coldest and the
dryest, and the hell-damnedes'
country in the world" This il
about the opinion OF a goot
many people all over the countr!
this ring.-Paris Appeal.
The usual class "proms" wa
written and read by one of tn
the senior class in Hannibal
One verse of the poetry as print.
ed in the Journal reads:
"vinoent Holmes, our skim,
boy, is so droll,
His jokes are always delight
full to every Senior soul;
Yet IL he was as green as tn
J necktie he wears,
, He'd be mistaken for grass o
the Teddy bears;
Then, my, oh my, what would W
Senior girls do,
. For Vincent always brings U
plenty Of gum to chew"
Awell known Moberly bo.
who is a ministerial student i
= Fayette, had a CHASTITY jol
oplayed on him one night recen'
lily. While the young man Wi
. out calling one evening his fe
. low students put a skeleton in b
is bed and ''iixed'' the electr
g lights so they would not turn Q
is The deycut young ministers
% aspirant reached home abo
eleven in the evening and bel
IN very tired he Immediately tur
bIed into bed. No sooner W
w he in than was he out; nor did
q stop yelling until he had arous
ts every one in the house. 7
contact with the strange bed Il
low was anything but a sic
no x~0l,,aar and ~ xxxac eoroa III,