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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-01-02

sf-.wfsconssn university sight won two
mile boat race from Syracuse. at Pough-
Jun. s. Richard Cookers colt. crby. nd
den BY Johnnie Reifr. won EPSON derby
1o-NenIon, owned by c. u. Durnen. won
great suburban handicap az sheepshead
2i-.Alex Ross won open golf champion
=. ship OF United States
1S-Cornell won varsity eightsoared race
nj Poughkeepsic. ". ". regatta; SYRIA
euse won varsity four-oared race and
tsss seon orhv iresnn1s s elsst,oared con-
I-Yaie defeated Harvard by boat length
.. IN annual race at New London. Conn.
Eoit chsmpIohsS 9 a. Oh HlSSd hsss" nj fO'A
Jul. 2--Miaa Evelyn Sears OF Boston, won
women's singles lawn tennis champion
snip OF United states, by defeating Niles
4-Tommy Burns knocked out Bill
sduires. Australian champion, in nrst
dan won all-around championship OF A.
A.. U. a. Celtic Park, l.. I,
5-May Sutton OF California. reRained title
OF British tennis champion, by defeat
ing Mrs, Chambers.
l7--Jaok johnson stopped Bob FltHalm-
2o--Barney oidncld broke two worlds
auto records on half mile track at Far
go. 3. D.. going FIRST mile Of three mile
sI-JImmIe Britt got verdict over battling
Nelson In s-round contest at San Fran
cisco.
Aug. 30--May Sutton won lnternatio
tennis Championship at Niagara-on-the-
Sep. sc, N. Daniels Of New York. low
cred worlds 100 yard swimming record.
going distance ia 50 rs seconds, at Man
chester. England.
9-J0e Cans defeated Jimmie Britt IN fve
rounds, at San Francisco, Britt broke
wrist In fourth round.
D-Fred Mcleod Of Chicago. won western
professional golfers championship AZ
St. Louis
25--New York Yacht club declined chAl-
lenge OF Sir Thomas Upton for race for
Americas cup next year because Il
sought TO limit size OF racers TO 81 feet.
2S-Mnu McGrath broke worlds record
for i6-pound hammer throw nj Kansas
city. by hurting weight is4 feet inches
former record 1854 feet.
Oct. l2-Chicagn Nationals won worlds
baseball championship by defeating De-
troit Americans four straight games.
Dec. Tommy Burns. OF America,
knocked out Gunner MoiT. of England.
In tenth round at London.
u-H. G. Pulliam reelected president Ma
tional league for sixth time.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-01-02

May is-laaRc Stevenson elected senator
Jun. I-Congrcssman J. II. Bankhead ap-
pointed senator TO succeed late John T.
Morgan OF Alabama.
Jul "a. o. Bacon reelected senator
from Georgia for full term.
u-frank A. Leach OF California, APP
pointed director OF mint 60 succeed q.
~. Roberts, resigned,
Aug. 1-Ex-Oov. =. Il. Johnston elected
senator from Alabama TO succeed late
Senator Pottus
Sep. lI-Democrats elected ticket headed
by Haskell for governor In Oklahoma
ana Indian Territory; constitution
adopted and statewide prohibition
proposition carried. .Chicago'a new city
charter defeated in special election,
Oct. 2-illinols supreme court declared
Chlcngos new primary election law un-
Nov. 5-Mayor Tom l.. johnson defeated
Congressman +. Y. Burton for mayor
OF Cleveland. Kentucky elected Will
son. republican, governor; Fusion Of
repubhcanH and Independence League
beaten by Tammany In New York
Dec. s-Congress assembled nj Washing
ton; Cannon reelected speaker OF the
house
3--Ambassador Aoki OF Japan recalled.
lS-Congressmen Williams and DeArmond
participated In fist fight on floor OF
house.
o-Secretary Taft returned from trip
around world.
%=M GUIDE appointed minister to United
states from Norway to succeed late II.
G. Hauge.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-01-02

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Jan. Joe Cans knocked out KID Her
man In eighth round az Tonopah. New.
.0uBtave Bye tied American record
az skl jumping at Munising, Mich; rec
ord i06 feet.
is'-Abe Attsn retained featherweieht
Championship by knocking out Harry
Baker IN eighth round at Los Angeles
Feb b-Tommy Ryan knocked out Dave
Barry In NTH round at Hot SPRINGS
Ark. :. Racing In Tennessee killed by
passage of antieboOl selling bill
Mar N-CRNtn Demarest won national
amateur championship at iA2 balk.line
billiards AZ New York.
2i-l3ary Hermann OF Cincinnati elected
president American Bowling congress.
2s-"chlc" stahl Of Boston National
baseball team, committed suicide at
Apr' s-iary IN smathers' case decided
amntheru had not conspired 90 drug
len Dillon and should retain gold cup
won By Major Delmar.
ii--Ioa Oilmnn. well known h0okmhker.
went insane At san Francisco.
ia--David Ellington. professional swim
mer, SWAN %-fnile IN II minutes 81 e-B
seconds. At Sydney. n. q W., creating
new worlds record.
lS-Thaa Ionghoat Indian runner, won
Boston Marathon road race. defeating
neid Of ila and breaking record for *
May s-Toinrpy Burns won haayywelghs
championship BY defeating "Phiiadol-
phie Jack" Q'Hrien Ia A-ronnd battle
al tloa Angeles.
aO-Spperman, owned ~ James r. Keena,
won t9,o0 brooklyn handicap At
0koNeeeAA
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-01-02
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Jan. s-,Blg furniture store at New York
city: loss R000p0.
troll gEttsd: los $50 sS 900; "S one person
killed several injured.
ii-Burning OF tobacco warehouse at Lam
2s-Pian, OF Phelps pub Co. at Spring.
neid. Mass loss nearly 81. 600 O00....
Garage in New York containing 100 au-
29-Section Of Baldwin Locomotive works
AZ Philadelphia. loss tl.ooO.0o0.
2o-Mine mill at Victor. Colo: loss 500 go.
Feb. s-Business portion OF Coal Iarbor,
s--Lyndhurst. country home OF John
WanRmRker, ut Philadelphia, complete
~ destroyed; loss about Sl,Soo.0O0
S-Plant OF Acker PorceEs Co. at Nl-
MAG Ear i-F Fss N ri lS'' ss0 Ssr,,v a..
s'SsportIng goods store of A. q. spsldinR
z.Morton Salt block. at Hutchinson.
Kans.. loss 10000
Apr. sO--Plant Of San Francisco Gas q
Strengthening building OF McGill unit
yersity. at Montreal loss nearly al
Blown Of IloIo. Island 81 Panay. Sec
ond city OF Philippines. totally destroyed:
5000 parsons homeless.
May S-Buslness section OF Barnesboros
Pa. almost wiped out.
i3-steamer City of Cleveland. at Detroit.
entirely. destroyed: loss t7oooo0,
Jun. 6-Half OF business section OF will
low city. ~. D., destroyed
Jul. 2I-Over seven blocks OF Coney Is
lands amusement section destroyed:
loss 81. 10000.
2B-Building OF Memphis Cold Storage Co.
at Memphis: loss $500 90.
Aug lover 70 families made homeless
by fire at EdEewater. ". J.
2-Plant OF the u. 5. Leather Co, at Tom
ahawk. Wis, destroyed loss about
l5.-seyeral. summer hotels. summer cot
iaees and buildings az Old Orchard. Ne;
losH estimated 10000.
2s-Courier Journal building at Louis
vile. Ky.
Sep. 2-Three business squares and por-
ton OF residence section at Houston.
Tex. destroyed: loss $500. 900.
s-CHn House, famous resort at San
Francisco. destroyed.
Oct t-Thousands of acres of forest land
In Sonoma. Cal
3i-Store OF Holden Shoe CO. at Chi
cRgo. loss 900 900.
Nov. 3-Main ONCE building Of Nelson
Morris packing plant, at East 81. Louis,
Ill; loss 800. COO
B-Docks nj Superior. Wis. several big
elevators. mills and other buildings
loss estimated t30oo.o00.
29-Several business blocks at Cody.
Wyo., destroyed
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Jan. Judge Mccall OF federal court OF
Memphis declared LaFollette fellow
servants law Unconstitutional
3-Fcderal Judge SanbOru sentenced to
Jail several leaders OF striking moldcrs
In Milwaukee for violating Injunction.
iO-Senate passed bill In interest OF rail-
way employees. Miners at Guldneld
New. voted TO end strike.
2l-Shea labor conspiracy trial az Chi
cago came TO end with jury unable TO
2-John J. Mitchell reelected president
United Mine Workers.
9-Oyer 5000 men and women in New
York involved In trouseT- makers strike
Feb. b-Western Union Telegraph Co
announced Increase OF 10 per cent. in
2i-Corneiius +. Shea and Ten assoeiSt ss
in Transfers union acquitted OF charge
OF conspiracy on second trial
Mar. S-Nebraska house passed employ
ers' liability bill affecting railway train
men.
lOstreet cars in Louisville tied up by
&-ln effort to enforce recognition Of
union. 1000 skirt. cloak and suit-nak-
eLs OF Boston, employed Ia about 100
shops, went out on strike.
Apr. A-Threatened striKc Of trainmen OF
western railroads Averted through medl-
alton OF Interstate commerce commits
si-Great lockout and labor struggle in
Goldneid. New. district, ended by agree
zT-sSit Lake city street car lines tied up
May MAY day brought strike Of iron
workers IN San Francisco, teamsters in
Los Angeles, machiniEta In Pittsburg
and various labor organizations Ia
s-PracticaIly all OF operators Of Pacific
States Telegraph aud Telephone Co,
struck for Increased wages.
b-street car employees Of san Francisco
struck for elght-houF day and increase
is-supreme court held olEht-hOur law
Jun sONstrike OF Western Trnier tai.
graph operators az San Francisco and
Oakland. Cal, ordered; increase In
wages demanded
Aug. T-Westcrn Union operators AT Los
Angeles struck because company re-
S-Sight operators at Chicago went out
sS 81 ts.sE of Western linton telesraph ON
orators spread throughout west and
south, Cornelius Shea defeated in
election for president % teansteFe'
union by Daniel j. Tobin.
is--Strtkc OF telegraph operators spread
throughout east. news service OF Aaeo-
eiated Press partially suspended
railroaa won strike for increase IN
Is. President Small % telseraph.r-.
union issued general strike order eaIilnr
out all commercial Operators not work
ing under union contracfA
Sep. 2--IAb0r Gay rlois occurred IN San
Francisco, Louisville and stenoenyilie.
OCT. s,-cotton shipping business OF Nav
orleans tied UP ~ ssrike % 5000 cottOn
Is-TelsEraph operators IN prlncapas oltiea
OF country rejected subsection 81 fFuais
dent Small that strike against Western
union ana Postal companies " de-
elAFsA 90.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-01-02

Mar. i--At Pedro. wyo., seven IN collision
...;At Dossett, Tenn, four ~ powder
AT Taylor, Pa, six in mine explosion.
if--At Pitt, Cal. = lab0rera by drowning.
2o-Near Emporium, Pa, six IN powder
mill blast. AZ woodward Ala, nve In
ss-Ai Ios Angeles. Cal. ak in head-on
2s-NsSf Cotton. Cal. % in wreck; nearly
Apr. Near Fort worth. Tex. six train
ii-Neur Chaplau. Ont, IL In train wreck.
12-NeaI Qunter, Tex. eight by gasoline
2s-on Lake Michigan, lumber barge with
s7s-At Baltimore. eight drowned by coll
May AT whipple. w Va. II in mine
ii--At Honda, Cal. q In wreck due to
defective switch.
2i--At Pittsburg, I'VE by explosion in steel
furnace...,On Lake Michigan, hve by
burning OF steamer.
"a Chicago, ave by ammonia eNpio-
sion IN stOckyarda plant
al-Near Garden Valley. Idaho seven
Jun LIN Hampton Roads. II seamcn by
is-At Priceburg. Pa, seven by explosion
of mine gas. Monahsn. wash, five
Is 1Nsnr ToiS. Va. eight by dynamite
blast
Jul 4 Fourth OF July celebrations caused
Din lsnobscot Bay. Me, six by cRpsiE-
u"St Honey6rook. Pa. seven miners by
white damp explosion,
~ Near Russell. Pa. six by cnpsiEing Of
i5-in cape Cod Bay. Mass. ten officers
and men on battleship Georgia by gun
AZ NeSr salem. Mich. Sc in collision;
100 Injured.
22-on California coast. 81 by sinking Of
g7--in New York city. u In tenement
Aug i--At San Pedro. Cal. four by col
lnpse 81 wharf
I6--At Chicago. I'VE by collapse Of build
Ing during wlndsturm,
3~At somerville. Mass, nve by suf-
2s-.Near Quebec Is workmen by collapse
Of new bridge being built across 81.
Lawrence river
SO-Nc0r Charleston. H., II in collision
between interurban trains.
Sep. =. Near Charleston, w. Va, seven In
SIT shelton. wash. ten in burning
eat Norris. Ia. i2 in wreck.
N-Ncar Canaan Station. Is in head-on
collision.
lc-At Asplnwall. Pa. six by drowning.
@-At Neg1unee, Mich, II by falling OF
Ron Lake superior, seven drowned by
wrcCklug ~ steamer.
&c Near Jackson, Ala. IL by capsiZlnS Of
ferry boat,
wreck. four fatally hurt
Oct 5-At Butler. Pa. four by upsctting
Of motion metal pot. 80 badly Injured.
i3-ih Glovcrsville, n. Y. six by suffoca-
lion.
'.- h. sion Of powder magazine at
Fort ct nd. caused death OF IS: over
n" red nearly every building in
ls--Ne. Joliet. H.. i've by capsizing OF
2i--Nsar Ashland. Wis. four by expIo-
slor ri powder mill
Nov. At stcubenvlllc o.. five by boiler
EXP Iu.lpn.
IA south Milwaukee, Wis, six at
grade roSging.
E-Iu Nrw YORK city. 10 Italians in tene-
ulDur 1usr fire.
Dec ct MunonRah, W. Va, about 200
miner by .xplosion In collicry.
jS-At Hob- Creek, Pa, about 800 min
ers a' explosion OF gas in colliery.
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Jan. 6-Nine buildings wrecked by ex-
plosion OF dynamite at Lowell. AriE.
b-Eloods In Ohio river valley worst In
ie-Several large steamers driven aground
ana N.bD,pO damage done by terrific
gale WHICH struck Buffalo. n. y;
Feb. 2s--Washington, ARK, partially de-
stroyed by tornado. two persons killed.
Mar. i5-Floods in vicinity OF Pittsburg
ana down ohio river valley caused prop-
about 10000 persons thrown out OF
work and at least IL lives lost.
Apr; 5-Tornado swept across Louisiana,
Mississippi and part OF Alabama: coH-
siderable property destroyed and u or
more lives lost.
Mexico. destroyed by violent earth
Jun. sSThirty persons killed. many hurt
and great property damage done
by windstormH and cloudbursts in Ken
lucky. southern Illinois and Iowa.
zz-Storm causing property damage esti-
mated at $SOoUo swept over Indian Ter
2t-Three distinct tornadoes struck Mcdi-
cine Lodge. Kan, destroying Is houses;
several persons Injured
2I-Oil fields OF northern Indian Territory
swept by tornado that killed three men
and and DESTROYED hundreds of derrieks;
Jul 2-Roehoster, Tex. nearly destroyed
by tornado.
heid, cal. broke, flooding 5000 acres
and doing 100000 damage.
A-Storm In western Wisconsin caused
death OF q persons: many injured.
l5-watcrspout caused $500 900 damage In
vicinity OF LeaVenworth. Kan.
Aug. ll-Tornado caused great property
damage at La Crosse. Wis.
26-Tornadoes in Wisconsin and Ohio
much property.
Oct s-Tornado near Leeds. Ca, caused
10 deaths: damage to property euor-
nous. Severe storm caused great dam
age la New York city and In harbor.
Nov. 2O-Flnods caused great damage In
southern Texas.
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GO1ERNuENI'
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Jan. l--c. Il. Hughes inaugurated govern
or Of New York.
ernor OF New Hampshire. by Legislature.
1t-E w. Hoeh inAngnTated governor OF
NV. r. Frye elected senator from
Maine; w. Murray Crane. from Maasa-
chusetts; simon duggenhelm, from Col
Grade; Norris Brown, from Nebraska;
Tor. from Tenneaaee ]. M. Dixon. from
Montana: II. r. BuTnham, from New
Hampshire and II. A. Richardson from
as House voted TO raise salaries Of con-
greaHmen to 1850 . year.
.Brownsville affair'' -. Bailey reelected
senator from Texas. .Cullom reelected
senator by Illinois legislature.
Kansas 10 succeed jos. r. burton.
xf-House passed pension appropriation
btu and ahollshsd all pension aEsneies;
Michigan, elected 20 succeed Senator
AlEcr....F. y. BriEgs elected successoF
10 Senator Dryden q Nav Jersey.
tong fight for seAt IN United statsA SEN
ste by vote OF ~ 20 ~
Star. i--Iioasa passed ship subsidy bin
e.-Ssnator speonar OF Wisconsin. sent
resignation 10 governor TO take eject
4--Fffty-nlnth congress. adjourned with
record for large appropriations. :. Geo.
b. corieiyon and Goo. Won l.. Mayer
sworn In ~ secretary OF treasury and
I,ostmaHler.g general, respectively.
k-JaFnea r. Garfield took oath OF Office a.
secretary Of Interior. Re9iD Henri
p' porio HsSs q 'I sSsSssS BSs ssaaSa
h--wm. u Gilbert. = shoe clerk. elected
MaynP of panDuFy, Coma.
Apr l~Rspvhllcane eleclsd stats aickel
n Michigan.
2poSfmasror nusaa elected mayor OF
CHICAGO: traotion ordinances approved
s-Rfnte senator David Campbell ap.
pointed pcstmaster az Chicago. 20 sue.
ceea Mayor buaec.
aeaiuHf whom charges were preferred
rendered fegiRnAtion and president up'
palntea CapE George Curry 80 peat.s.,
Porto Rico 10 succeed Hickman Win
6hfnn. who retired 10 become annintAnl
mecrtsafg ~ ueanurs
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Jan 3--Near VoiIand. Kans.. s. In tFain
wreck; over 20 injured.
b-Af WinOoskl, VT, six by Buffocation.
Near Kenoaha. WiB., nine BY powder
AL Pitisbsrg. % BY explosion in steel
ls-Af Sanford. Ind. Is by wreck due 70
powder expiosioni ~ inJured'.,.At
Fowler. Ind. - In collision.
- Near Primero. Colo. a In coal mine
as-1t fSoFsptn W. Va. ~ by flrs damp
explosion In mine,
lB,-:fssar FAycetsvtlIs. w. Va. % In mine
disaster
-. ..1..ks Thenssl W. va. = ia mine dis.
ia-fn New Fork harbor. iss BY drowning
end exposure " burning % steamer
70 IN New York city, q 10 wreck ave ,s
spreading falin.
iS'-At Las EspfnpEaa. Mckee, oroF 10,
moatif jNpenea4 m niue disaster.
n0-At MGnlqeal Que, principal sn9 3.
nunll& a. = ntfntnG sehooA
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-01-02

nois Federation Of 1abor
io--KnnHaa City Southern Railway CO.
o. 500 month 20 its telegraph oper-
At0ru.
7t-gtFikinR cotton handiera NJ New Or
leans agreed 70 resume work pending
arbitration.
S0-s :. Small. deposed president OF teIaE-
rnphorg' union. issued statement "cnli-
Ing or telegraph strike.
Nov. 4-Becanse they were paid IN checks,
1000 miners near. Danvilie, III. struck.
S-Commorciai Telegraphers union In
Chicago. New York and other citiea
called OF strike. Threatened general
railway strike IN Great Britain averted
union
@-Striking street car men IN Loulsvilie.
KY. INDUCED In serious riot
Dec. 6--Five companies OF regulars or
dered 20 Goidheid. New, where trouble
between miners and mine owners ox-
listed.
Daily picayune., 1908-10-30
TANMAHY IN LITTLE ROCK

Little Rock is to have a real Tamnany club. A real live Tanmaag club and t is expect ed 10 take q prominent part in Iadal politics ir the city cam paiga next spring. Il $ to be callep the Tammany club too, and behind it are some of the old time politicians of the city, the ones who elected W. R. Du- ley mayor in the special election last spring when W. F. Lemon resigned. TAe movements of the organizers are under cover, but that Little Rock will soon have q Tammany club, has leaked out n spite Of their earn est efforts t0 conceal them.
Daily picayune., 1908-10-30
DEBATE IN LITTLE ROCK

Little Rock, Ark, Oct. 30 Last night c. s. Collins, dem ocfat, and F. W. Perrin, social ist, indaIeed ia lengthy debate at the state house ever which presidentia candidate the Woik- ing men should vote for. Mon day night the democrats, through the Jefferson cIu5, will hold a rally and eHdesvor te get out a big vote Tuesday, and at this meeting Col. V. 6. Whipple be invited to speak fer the 1e- publicans. while they are being tanned by Congressman C c. Reid, awho is expected to be here 10 take the democratic end Of the argument,
Daily picayune., 1908-10-30
NEW BRIDGE DONE

We were informed by J. E. Horne this morning that the bridge across the Missouri river was completed and that was ons could now cross. Henry Weeks, overseer on the Clark county side had the bluff cut down so as to allow crossing, and l.. F.. Meyers is said to have done some of the best work on this side of the river that has been done in Nevada county.
 Mr. Meyers was the first to cross the river from Nevada county with a team on business win the other county, and MT. Weeks, overseer on the other side, was the first to cross to
Daily picayune., 1908-10-30
THE DEAD

Little Robert, the baby boy oi Rev. and Mrs. T. D. Scott, died this morning at 5:20 o'clock The little fellow had been sick for several weeks wilh tonsilitis, it affected his broncial tubes and something like pneumonia set up from which he passed away this morning. The Picayune deeply sympathizes with Bro. and Sister Scott in their bereave- ment but they know where Robert Is and some sweet day will meet him.
 The funeral will be from the parsonage tomorrow r orning and burial at De Ann cemetery. Rev. R. w. Mckay, of Camden. will officiate.
 Last night about ' o'clock Mrs. M. L. Moore died at her home one mile southeast of Pres colt. She was taken v=ry i'll about ten days ago and continued to sink until the end. Mrs Moore was a pious good woman and leaves a husband and two little children to mourn her death The funeral will he from the residence this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The services will ke conducted by Rev. Mella d, her pastor, and the remains will be inferred in the family burial lot at Moscow. Levi, we sympathize with you in this the most ser- ious loss that could have come 70 you and those two little ones.
Daily picayune., 1908-10-30

There Is a charm about the old 5 auth that can be found mo- where else in the world-its beautiful gracious women, it's chivalrous men, it's quaint songs and folklore storie3 make it seem like a land of delight to all lovers of romrnce. Softened and subdued by a langourous climate, combine to produce an indescribable charm that has been handed down as a priceless heritage to the Southern people of today. Those who see the Sweetest Girl in Dixie" at the opera honse next Tuesday night, November 3, will recognize in characters a likeness to the peo- pie of the real south never be. fore seen in the play.
Daily picayune., 1908-10-30
PHYSICIANS HOLD SLAYER INSANE

Magnolia, Oct. 29. Bert Davis, who was lodged in jail Monday evening for killing his friend, Rufus Stewart, has been examin- ed by committee composed of Drs. Longino and McMath, ap- pointed by the Probate Court, and papers submitted to the State Hospital for Nervous Diseases. Dr. A. II. Longino stated, after having made the examination. that young Davis mind was un- doubtedly unbalanced.
Daily picayune., 1908-10-30

C. B. Moon, who has been drinking the healing waters of Hot Springs for the paat ten days returned home yesterday.
 The mite box opening at the Methodist church which was an- nouced to take place next Sun day will be deferred until Sun day, December s.
 w. M. Howard, Of Route 1, was a pleasant caller tiis week.
 The election supplies are be- ing delivered by Sheriff Hood for the election next Tuesday.
 The beautiful cattage of M. M. Smythe on East Main street is about ready for occupancy.
 The outgoing officials at the court house are busy getting ev- erything in shape for their suc- cessors next Saturday:
 The Clark building on West Main Street is nearing comple- ton and will be occupied by the Mcdaniel Hardware Go.
Daily picayune., 1908-10-30

license, with a supersedeas bond, and the attorneys state that un- less Judge Gould grants this ap- peal, which he has intimated that Ee will not do, they will seek to mandamus him by an order from the Chancery Court and force him to grant this appeal.
 If the appeal is granted MT. Senyard will be allowed to re- open his saloon, which was closed Wednesday by a decision by Judge Gould, and continue busi- ness until court.
Daily picayune., 1908-10-30
WORK! VOTE! AND THEN RE.
 J0ICE, SAYS W. J. BRYAN

LincoIn Nebraska October 20, 1908. Fellow Citizens The campaign is drawing to close the issues have been set forth in the platforms and the verdict is about to be rendered Every state in the Union shows Democratic gains and there is no doubt of Democratic victory if all who favor policies vote and have their votes counted.
 1 write to urge you to see to it that every Demo- cratic vote in your precinct is boiled early and count ed. We desire popuarmajorty as we'll as a major ity in the electoral college and yonr vote is needed to offset Republican vote somewhere else, even if not needed in your locality. Work! Vote. And then you rejoice the heartily in the victory.
 Your truly,
 w. J. BRYAN.
Daily picayune., 1908-10-30
MAKE FIGHT TO OPEN SALOON

Pine Bluff, Oct. 29. A big legal fight is in prospect as a re- suit of the order issued by Judge James Gould Wednesday revok- ing the liquor license issued by him to Fred Senyard because Senyard permitted gambling over his saloon.
 Austin & Danaher, attorneys for Senyard, have filed motion for an appeal from the decision of Judge Gould revoking the
Daily picayune., 1908-10-30

Nevada county on business.
 The county judge will nave the bottom levied on this side at once thus insuring passage any time of the year.