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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-02-21
Y the railway company

Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Park
er were made the pleasant re.
cipients of a son at their home
Sunday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-02-21

Old Newspapers for sale at
this office.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
PLIERS BIG SHOW.

w. A. Eiler presents Ralph R. Rich ardson in new sensational fve-act western play, written expressly for him by the well known author, Hal Reid. entitled, "King of the Cattle Ring. v Ii is charming story of love and ad- venture. The scenes are laid in ,ths mining regions of the golden west, the play Is rich in pathos and fairly bub. bling over with fun, mirth and merri- mcnt. The members of the supporting company have been selected from the very best material which the dramatic market affords, and during the action of the play n number of pleasing spe- cialties will be introduced. The scenery and all accessories are appropriate and abundant, and nothing has been neg lected which may have a tendency to insure the success of the play. "The King of the Cattle Ring" will be pre- sented at Globe on December ,. under big tent.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28

with long pins or veil pin.
 Do not think it too much trouble to put on a veil four or five times if in no other way wrinkles can be prevented. Remember that wrinkles in the veil are quite as ugly and less excusable than in the skin underneath.
 Do not buy too little yelling and then expect it to look well on the hat. A yard and quarter is none too much to adjust properly to a moderate-sized hat.
 Never attempt read through veil, especially in the street ears. Besides injuring the eyes, it has tendency to make them crossed
 Sc that dots do not come directly over the features, particularly over the eyes. With care. dots may be taken out of veil at critical points without in- jury to the fabric.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28

IN THE
 CAMERAPHoNE THEATER

Manager Tupper has had storm door put in at the Cameraphone theater and that popular place of amusement is now as warm and cozy as any one could desire. Tupper has spared neither time nor money in catering to his patrons comfort and deserves the liberal patron age his place has received. The pro- gram this week is of exceptional merit The silent pictures are above the aver age, both being Edison feature sub jects. The Cameraphone portion of the program more than pleased its old friends and made many new ones.
 This being Saturday, the regular bar gain matinee will take place at 2:3O. Children l0c, adults 15c to any part of the house. This program will be shown tonight for the last time as an entire change goes into effect at tomorrow s matinee
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
CARE or SHOES


 Directly shoes want repairing they sbold be sent at once to the shoe maker.
 If they are incline to run down at the heel, this can be very easily remedied by the shoemaker, from whom they will come back as good as new.
 You should never take pair of boots or shoes off without putting them on trees, or, at all events, without filing the toes with cotton or tissue paper.
 Button shoes never fit quite as well as lace shoes. Buttons require to be con stantly frightened by little additional sewing and laces require to be replen- ished often.
 Shoes are now made to fit either foot tnd this prevents the heels running down, but they should be numbered, so that you wear them alternately, and they are pretty sure to last well, because they are bade by hand and have a high instep and low vamp. They last longer than any othe rkind.
 Distinct shoes should be kept for ev- cry purpose. Indoo rshoes should not be wor out of doors.
 Much frmer soles should be worn to work in. If you walk in indoor shoes they lose their shape.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
TWO JOLLY COMPANIONS.

In spite of the very disagreeable weather last evening, "Two Jolly Com. panions, presented by Johnny and Ella Calvin at Dreamland last evening. was greeted by comfortably filled house. And all who saw the perform ance last evening went away feeling that they had been amply repaid for braving the indictment weather to see this rollicking musical comedy. The piece IS in two parts-they could hard ly be called acts-and is a stemwinder from start to finish. There is no plot, but there is plenty of fun, and the piece caught on immensely with the au- dience. which did not allow the wetness outside to dampen the ardor with which they receivr' this excellent bill Ella Calvin as, GaIatea won again the hearts and plaudits of the audience by her clever and winning ways in this role, which is full of opportunities for the finished entertainer. Johnny Calvin and James Grady as Percy and Herald, were especially well cast in last even ing's performance, and these headhners were well supported by the balance of the east and an excellent chorus. The play compares very favorably with the " Bell Boy, and all who enjoyed that production would do well to see "Two Jolly Companions. This bill will be repeated this. evening and change of program will be given Sunday night. 'tTwo Jolly Companions will be given as matinee this afternoon at popu- lar prices, 25 and 50 cents.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
Millinery

A beautiful shade of blue is being exploited in millinery. It is a very dark dye of Beauvais. but there is muc h more black to the present shade. "Dus- ky blue might best characterize it, and yet there is a great indication of the smoke color, too. The tone is uni versally becoming and sems to go iwth anything. In the new velvets and vel veteens it is adorable. To render the hats of this shade more soft in tone the milliners are putting covering of mousseine the same shade of felt or silk.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
FIFTEEN CANDIDATES IN
 SILVER BELTS CONTEST TOMORROW WILL BE IN
 THE FIVE FIGURE COLUMN
Interest Increases as Entries Near Home Stretch---Miss Lange,s Vote is Corrected
Eeares never lieS

Hgares never lief
 An absurd statement.
 They'll falsify without cause or prOvocatlon.
 Wednesday morning, according to careful count, Miss Ada Lsnge had a total vote of twenty-two thousand, .iobt hundred and something. Yester- dsy morning tho treacherous figures .IOnicled her total as being 2,027. A law hundred votes had been east for her on Thanksgiving day. Of course, there was nothing the matter with the oOerator and proof reader on the day we give thanks, but the linotype must have embraced the opportunity and taken on little too much
 Turkey.
 The error has been corrected this morning and as there are no more fes. tivals intervening between this and the closing of the contest, the Contest Ed itor hopes to pull the thing through without further bulls.
 Miss Lange is doing some very good work and she doesn t see how she can afford, just as this particular stage of tn. controversy, to recklessly slough of ten or twelve hundred votes. And the Silver Belt will see to it in the future that mistakes of this kind do not occur.
 Despite the indictment weather of yes terdsy there was heavy cut coupon vote cast and unusual interest was man. ifested in the race, which is now en. taring the home stretch. Just twenty seven more days remain in this inter, esting struggle. They'll pass very quickly and the candidates from now sn out should improve each minute. Rere will be at least fifteen candidates in the five figures on Sunday morning. A new leader is predicted A dark horse is promised, with a fifty thous- and vote to start. The next three weeks will be filled with surprises. Contests have been won by entirely new candi- dates during the closing weeks. The
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
His Quietus.

The bridegroom relaxed for mo- ment his arms tense pressure.
 What would you do,' he whispered hoarscly, If by some terrible accident I should b.. drowncdT'
 Tn the mild moonlight he saw his young Wife pale and shudder
 "Oh. don't, Tom"' she cried How can you? You know I don't look well in black."-Cnicago Inter Ocean.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
Evening Gown

The brocade evening gown laid in deep plaits about a pointed bodice and laced down the back in quaint and awkward old-fashioncd manner has again appeared on the horizon of fash ions. The gown is a revival of the styles of the period of Louis XIII, and is made woth long tight sleeves and folds of heavy brocadc with no stiffcn- ing or facing of any kind about the foot of the skirt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28

hair will outwear half dozen ordi- nary tulle ones. With the single mesh they are less injurious to the eyes.
 A veil loud in color or design will give an unrefned appearance even to the quiet-looking girl.
 It pays to take time to pin a veil securely. Adjust and pin it first just above the nape of the neck, then draw up the back of the hat and fasten well
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28

young ladies so far have done remark ably well. The total vote is something tremendous, but let us tell you right now it is simply the proverbial drop from the hucketful. Thousands of votes will be east the last two weeks of the contest. The winner of the beautiful baby grand piano will close the contest in the six figure column, and the win ner of the verte grand will be tagging close on the heels of the first prize win ner. This forecast indicates that harder work will have to be done than in the past. The forecast is accurate. Profit by it and work as you have never work ed before. The prizes are well worth the effort. A piano absolutely worth 5000 goes to the lady casting the heav- jest vote. A verte grand piano valued at $500 goes to the lady second in the race. And then follows string of if teen prizes worth from $50 to $l0. There will be additional prizes if the work of the contestants warrants it. The Silver Belt is going to be very liberal in this matter. The contest as it exists today is the most formidable ever undertaken in the territory
 There will be something doing before 9 O clock this evening.
 A tremendous struggle is on this week for the 5000 premium vote. It means a great deal to the candidate who wins it, and the ladies appreciate this fact. The young ladies have been withholding their votes all week and there will be regular snowstorm of ballots tonight. New subscriptions will come in by the score. Watch for the returns in tomorrow Silver Belt.
 List of Candidates.
 The list of candidates, entered at 9 o clock last night, with their respective vote, is as follows:
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
Not Impressed.

'T have been abroad in the best of society,"" boasted the city youth "Why, even my trunks bear the labels of Switzerland"
 'Gosh, that ain't nothing. sonnyw drawled his rural uncle. '.So does box of cheese" e."-Chicago News.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28

Read the pain formddfRa ddfRaTOSh TOSh aSb1t of Pink Pain Tablets. Then astlysaf popc tor if theer is better one. Pain means congestiOn-blooa fsessstesehew Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets check head pains, wodhdiG bai6d, ORGhS Sahsi where. Try snds sana sdee 1eg fop 25e, Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
She Recalled an Instance.

Mrs. Peddicord," said that lady's husband, did you ever say anything that you afterward regretted saying?"
 Certainly. said Yes once and have been sorry for it ever since."-- Detroit Free Press.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
Chamberlain s the Most Popular

"We have in stock many collie and diarrhoea medicines" says R.. M. White prominent merchant of Turtle Bayou, Texas, n'but sell more of Chamberlain 's Colic,l Cholera and Diarrhoea Remeday than of all others put together" For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
Bu4a AyfhriRMbs Bo4rLE919I

sTbe Thsrm6sSbsttls is aTneseSity in every hShsekplg AApS liquid Rda in 1t will remain at the same temperature fosrdaSs.l ! ;Iheys are Ryalpah4ls for siskk room nor 45r camp Drop ii At~the Globe HardTars Hard, sorparyJSff ;ap lITsf this won
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
eViled Illusions

p,,,,, vel may enhance a girl s looks or ''''iy ruin them.
 y adjusted. "' '''' Una" 0Ho H'' A'A' h r?y ry should the girl who would scorn Bsn r,u' holes in her stockings not mind sT., 'n full view in her veils
 '"' or English cross-barred horse
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28

When woman does it at home she calls 1t the wash" but when she sends 1t down town she calls 1t the laundry. "~Atchison Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28

it was joined to Il side plaited skirt with a narrow belt of the goods orna- mented with braid the same as on the waist. The gulmpe worn with this was of brown net, pret- tily tucked and or namented with va lenciennes lace dyed to match.
 Another m .eI shown was V. veil ing, and the neck and armholes were buttonhole scallOp- cd with self colored silk floss. In each scallop were three heavily padded pol sa dots.
 An especially at- tractive dress on this order was of natural colored pom gee with a floral de- sign on the front panel of the skirt and waist done en- tirely in French knots in self color. The broad design wascarried straight around the skirt about four inches above the hem in- stead of the bands of the material be- ing used. The arm hole bands and neck were finished with a bias strip of the material piped with black and orna- mented with French knots. The buttons down the front were self covered molds worked with self color and black
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
Today's Suggestion by Ellen Stan.
JUMPER DRESS IN PRINCESS STYLE.

LTTOUGH the model included "A wardrobe This doubt from becoming both slender than especially desirable attractiyey panama dainty a
 
 scroll design The waist pated
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
Matinee today at Dreamland.

Hard times dance at Maurel hall next Saturday. Best music and best floor. Don't forget the date. Strictly hard times dance. e~o,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28

Musical comedy at Dreamland. "Two Jolly Companions, matinee 2:30.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28

This the years To yards Iai 3j inches wide 6 A inches wide
 reader of this who desires this O cents this office Give the
 the full address plainly promptly
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28

"Two Jolly Companions, Dreamsnh matinee at 2:30. , YaHCM
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-28
List of Candidates.

The list of candidates, entered at 9 o clock last night, with their respective vote, is as follows:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-23
o'BRIEN-MARSHAL WEDDING
Quiet Nuptials Because Of Brides
Illness - Only a Few Close
Friends and Immediate
Members Of the Fam
lilies Present.

One Of the prettiest quiet weddings
Of the season took place at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. R. Marshall, when Miss Lola B.
Marshall was united In marriage to
Mr.. John O'Brlen Tuesday night.
Owing to the critical condition Of the
bride the past few days the wedding
was only a quiet affair, there being
only near relatives and friends pres
ent.
The Rev. DR.. Wallace performed
the ceremony in a few short sentences
and the guests were ushered into the
dining room, where delightful refresh
ments were served by the younger
girls.
The bridesmaids were Misses Eshel
v. Wallace, of Fulton, Flossie Cham
berlain, OF C%urryville, and Dora Sell
lard, Of this city. The groomsmen
we're Messrs, r. A. Hamlet, Of Ash.
ley, Walter Sannebeck and Homer
Marshall, of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-23
NATURES WARNING
Mexico People Must Recognize and
Heed 1t

Kidney MS come ouietly-mvster,-
ously.
But nature always warns van.
Notice the Kidney secretions.
See IL the color & unhealthy
IL there are settings and sentiment.
passage freouent scantv. painful.
IT'S time then "a use Doan,s Kidney
IPnls.
tn ward of Rr,ghts d,sa.se or ala.
hetes
Doan,s have done great work in
MEXICO
n A wuson living at cornar coai
and Anderson streets Mexico. Mo.
saws. uT an, an sndoruay ~ noan,s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-23
MARKEE BAND A LEADING FEATURE
Prominent State Politicians Speak
in Auditorium This Evening as
Part Of the Programme
Many Of Campers on the
Ground.

The first day Of the third annual
Chautauqua held 10 this.city dawned
bright and clear and the attendance
both morning and evening was good.
The auditorium tent is larger than
last season and there are almost as
many campers on the ground as in the
past.
The programme opened Wednesday
morning with a concert by the Markee
family band. This excellent organi-
zatlon appeared here last year. during
the fair and are well known. Mrs.
Haskell's reading was the only other
feature Of the day.
The Seton Indians were formed and
the W. O. 7. U held their first meet
ing during the afternoon. This even
ing number of prominent politicians
Will address those gathered In the au-
dltorium.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-23
LONG BRANCH

St. Claire Bidford OF California Is
visiting home folks.
Mrs. Annie Lipp is on the sick list.
Mrs. May Bird and children OF Van
dalia are the guests at P. R Cav
thorns.
Mrs. Harve Richardson and daught.
ers of Moberly are visiting John Rich
ardson's.
ED. Hardesty delivered an able
discourse at Berea Sunday morning.
Mrs. W. Fl. Berry and children Wis
tied relatives at Hannibal last week,
Miss Nora Vanlsndingham was the
guest Of Erma Lipp recently.
Hubert Oawthorn left Sunday fol
DENIES, Texas where he has a position
as time keeper for railroad hands.
Miss Norah Vanlandingham enter
tanned Misses Erma, Mamie, frances
Lipp, Ella Pitcher and Grace Ander
son last week. 3
Miss Maude Berry is home from q
weeks visit at Benton City.
The protracted meeting Is In pro
gress at Midway conducted by the
Rev. CASTOR.
Miss Lutte HALEY is visiting friendl
on the Branch. J.
Mr.. Bud johnson and family Sun
dayed at Joe Waltze's.
Mrs. Ira Shepherd Of San Angelo
Texas and Miss oordie Mandy Of Mex
leo were the guest Of relatives here
last week.
A number Of Long Branchers enjoy
ed an outing on Elk Fork Saturday
All report a 'dee lightful' time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-23
horticultural and Bee Keepers AS

OQOlabkOAs
There will be q meeting of the Au-
drain County horticultural & Bee
Keepers Association at the Court
House In this city, Monday, August
third, commencing at 2 O'Clock. This
promises to be a most instructive and
profitable meeting. The following
papers will be read:
"How to prune grapes and manage
fruit for home use," Jas. Metcalf.
peaches, soil, culture and varieties
VIM. Weaver.
"Horticnlture-How to beautify the
home" Miss Stella Black.
"How l managed my apple orchard
and what it has produced" Joe Ware
"How to plant and care for an apple
orchard E. ]. Winter.
"How to manage bees for profit" ].
W. Rouse.
"When and how to plant and culti-
vate strawberries" W. s. Haggard.
"How to grow a succession OF now
ers," @. O. Wonneman.
Music will be furnished by the
| Wenty Orchestra and others after
each paper.
Everybody invited tocome and have
a good time and help others have q
good, profitable time.
W. L. Kent, Sec
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-23
ST. Louis Live stock Market.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
National Stock Yards, ILL.,, July 81.
Cattle receipts $500; 1000 Texas.
Native supplies included a fair assort,
ment Of good steers, the best selling
up to 9 7.45. Market was active and
firm for good to choice steers and
butcher stuff, but other killing grades
were slow sellers, and the market
generally about as lifeless as it has
been for some time, although sales
we're finally affected at values about
steady with yesterday. Canning cat
tile continue IN good demand at steady
values. Veal calves strong. Stockers
and feeders show no change from last
weeks close. Supplies have been
light and demands likewise have been
very small. Outlook steady the re-
mainder Of this week.
Hog receipts Is, 500; market again
10 to 15c lower; top s6.67i; bulk Of all
the b ,gs So 40 to 8 .65. Nothing par
tlcclarIy encouraging in the outdoor
for the next few days, although we
hope to see a reaction by the first OF
middle Of next week.
Sheep receipts $500; largely lambs
best mutton sheep sold aoout steady
with yesterday; tops s4.25. LIANT
market was badly demoralized rs tc
SOC per cwt lower than yesterday; TOT
&c. 1t will take smaller supplies Il
bring about any reaction In the lamt
market.
National Live Stock Com. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-23

Now on thisJuly 18th, 1908, comes Plaintiff
and Hles with the Clerk of the Audrain
County Circuit Court, in vacation, her Pc
tition for divorce, wherein, among other
things, Plaintiff alleges that defendant is
noe a resident of the State of Missouri,
and cannot be served with the ordinary
process OF law, in this State.
1t is therefore ordered by the CLERK of the
Audraln County Circuit Court, tina publ
cation be made herein, notifying the said
nonresident defendant, John l.. Howing-
ton, that Plaintiff has commenced suit
against him in the Audrain County Circuit
Court, the object and general nature Of
which Is to obtain q decree OF divorce from
the said defendant on the grounds of deser-
ton, and now,y you said nonresident defen-
dant. John l.. H~owtngtOn, are hereby moth
fed of the filing of said suit, the object and
general nature thereof, n unless you be
and appear at the next regular term Of the
Audrain County Circuit Court, to be begun
and held at the Court House In Mexico, Au-
drain County, Missouri, on the 8rd Monday
IN September, 1908, and on or before the first
| day of said term. answer or otherwise plead
to Plaintiffs petition the same viii be tax
en- as confessed m decree rendered as
| prayed In said petition.
And 1t Is further ordered that a copy OF
this order of publication be published In
the Mexico Weekly Ledger, a weekly 3ews-
paper published in Mexico. Audrain Coun-
ty, Missouri. for four weeks successfully
the last insertion to BIO at least fifteen days
| before the first day OF said next term OF said
| Audrain County, Circuit Court.
A true COZ from the record.
Attest: W. Fl. MORRIS,
SEAL CLERK Circuit Court.
f.. R. Jesse, Attorney for Plaintiff. M4i
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-23
Harris Springs Rates Reduced to
IS per week for 4 weeks.
So per week for 2 weeks.
81 per week for 1 week.

HI HH4u Cnnfnar ~ Qdfa0 Qahnnnh IN
Spaass a. 80
a. -s~I-owsS,-.
-
~ 800. sn.so..
MI. - as~r,oo -rnsrsa,aoa
:. ~ ~ aar.ons - - u.rr,s
~
o.u.... ..h.
onep . ~ ~
$500 uaar a. .u.r,,s s-nr;nos-
iasvs az .n m..o.,, .hos ..,o
n 80 $50
u.n. .,n.. a.
Dry I"us anu cnsSM
- 20 .mo q, uarr,s sn,,noo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-23
THOMPSON

1hOMfSON
Miss Edna Cant departed Sunday
night for Joplin 90 a visit.
Mrs. VIM. Luck is spending several
weeks with her daughter in Illinois.
A. f. Cant and Joe Considine at
tended the Masonic lodge at Cant
Friday.
Rev. Palmer filled his regular ap-
pointment at Hopewell Saturday and
Sunday.
The congregation at Hopewell
Church have added to It's appearance
by a new coat OF paint. They have
also added paint and paper on the in
side, too.
Born, to Mrs. George Cooper, Of
this place, last week, a son.
Miss Daisy Boone is here the pleas
ant guest Of her brother and bis wife
this week.
E. o. Mayer, Of Jacksonville, Is here
the guest Of Joe Considine and fam.
lily.
Miss Jackson, OF Mexico, spent Sun
day with Miss Bette Mae Consldine.
Mrs. w e. Cant was here the last
Of the week visiting H. T. Cant and
wife.
Cant s. Considine are buying and
shipping oats.
G. G. Watson delivered II hogs here
Monday at SO 10, average 100 lbs,
Miss Eliza Via is here the guest Of
her nephew, e. f. Elliott, and wife.
Mrs. James Dempsey died at her
home last Wednesday very suddenly
with a complication Of diseases. Mrs.
Dempsey was a good noble Christian
lady and was respected by everybody.
She was a member Of Grove Chapel
Methodist Church and had been for
years. She leaves only one child, a
son; VIM. Fl. Dempsey, her husband,
preceded her to the grave less than IL
months ago. Her funeral was preach
ed at the home by Rev. Fl. !. Cobb,
Of the Methodist Church, after which
kind hands laid her to rest in the
Thompson Cemetery.
Rev. st. Clair, Of Columbia, preach
ed a very impressive sermon Sunday
at Liberty to a large congregation,
after which the good people Of the
congregation and Others spread a
bountiful dinner, which was enjoyed
by several hundred people far and
near. The writer never met a more
hospitanle people than they are at old
Liberty church, and hope we will all
meet again.