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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

c. 7. Clark to s. Margarethz r
Clark all east I-2 Of S. W. IA of 20
5l-s. containing 50 acres. 5000.
T. J. Williams TO Roealie Powell
lots 3. and and 2s It. west part
Of lot 10. all in block Of Hughes
addition 70 Mexico. $1,000.
B. A. Powell TO T. J. williams lot
.3. 4 and ., and 20 feet the west
part Of lot 10. all In block 2 Of
Hughes addition 20 Mexico. $500.
s. & N. Philip to Emma Price
lot / in Galbreath's Square. an
addition TO Mexico. $3.50.
Homer W. Ste ct al to Noble H
Hite, all Of the south IL Of 8. w. j.
Of 31-5O-s. s3431.46.
Mary c. Rixey TO Mary e. Bur
hop a piece Of ground, a part Of loi
% in Sparks addition. 5000.
Mary C. Rixey to John D. Nc
Gee part Of lot 20 Sparks add
ton 5000.
Mrs. Mollie McPike 10 C. G. Dan
iel all Of block 12 in Aaron McPike's
second addition 10 vandalia $50
VIM. M Kncade to Cortez Ed
monston acres off Of north side
Of that part Of northeast IA Of N.
W. "a Of 25-51-s $40.
c. G. Daniel 70 Elmer Martin lots
and In block il Of Boulevard ad.
dition to vandalia. s1s0.
C. G. Daniel to N. l. Daniel all Of
block 20 in Aaron BcPike's addition
to Yandalia 500.
W. W. schenk 10 August Meyer
a part of lot 8 in block 13 Of origi-
nal town Of Mexico. $4,000.
c. @. Daniel TO sallie A. Daniel
all Of block II in Aaron McPike's s
second addition 70 vandalia. 800.
]. W. Atchison 10 n. F. Horton all
Of lot in snyder's Place. Se43.14.
S. NJ. Sharp 70 Roy C. Barcley the
N. ~ Of west IL Of lot in
block in billiards. addition. $500.
Richard R. Bird to S. A Maxey
lot / in block 81 original town Of
vandalia. s127O.
Evanegline Nichols TO Annie N.
Dunlap lot 2 in block "A" Of Boul-
eyard addition to Mexico. $4,000.
Sharp e Williams TO L. A John
son lot block Of Lakenan &
Barnes college addition. $500.
L. N. Saunders 10 Mary B. Mon
taque lot i2 and west Z feet s in.
Of lot II block Of Jeffries addition
to Mexico. $3.50.
w. J.Pike ct al TO Issdore Riney
lot 2 Of block of Caldwell and
McPike's addition TO vandalia. $500.
w. J. Pike ct al to John s. Gstson
north IL Of lots z and of block
of the original town of Farber.
$3.50.
W. J. Pike ct al 10 G. r.. Schultze
lots 3, 4. 5. 6. z and OF block
Of Utterbacks addition TO avndaIa
town Of vandalia. s94o.
w. ]. Pike ct al 10 Mrs. r. NJ
lots 6, Z and s Of block 6
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

FRANK BRUToN. That name
stands for the very personification Of
boosting" We know vhae he does
along these lines for Mexico and
the Wabash and be is big enough
to do the same thing for his old
home. Sturgeon, Mo. Mr. Bruton
Is the hustling, up-to-date citizen
that assists In putting towns on the
map. and when they arrive. keeping
them IN the lime Hight. His new
uptown wabash office wiz be a
fine one, for be says 80. and Mexico
cannot thank him too much nor pay
him too high tribute. Again we
want to compliment him upon his
spirit and congratulate Mexico for
having such citizen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26
10, 20 and 80 Years
Ago This Week
80 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

80 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK
Johnny Kellogg went to Daven-
port. la, 10 reside,
Master Fred Forrist was in the
employe Of the U. s. Express Co.
B. F. Tomlinson clerked for Null
& Williams.
Earl Morris residence, near
Thompson Station, burned.
VIM. Kemper purchased a Lot Just
south Of J. =. LleweIyn's drug sibre.
on which lie was going to erect a
hatcher shop
J. W. thompson wrote the Led
ger an interesting letter from Wealth
erford. Tex. In this Communication
he mentioned the following gentle.
men. S. W. Crutcher, John and
WIN McCue, Thos. Dillard, Walter Ad
ans, all Missourians.
20 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK
DR.. Murdock was arranging to move
to Michigan to reside.
Abe Jackson was recovering from
fitness.
Roy Ferris opened grocery store
Just north of the Ledger office.
James A. Cough died after lin
gering illness.
Mrs. A. B. Tinsley died at her home
west of Thompson, Mo. Mrs. Tinsley
was 70 years OF age.
James McWilliams, a shoe maker,
Frank Gamble and Price Ragsdale de-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26
ORDER OF PusLIcAr,o,

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
State OF Aissturi
County Of AUdrain
in the Circuit Court. se,,.u,.
Term. 1909.
'''SH"'a raSns plaiuan.
Winnie Belle Payne, us,.,,
THE STATE OF MISSOURI IN wn,
ME BELLE PAYNE. GREETING.
Nov this August 1Oth. 1909 ,on..
the plaintiff IN above cause ana g.
with the Clerk Of the AudraiB con.
ty Circuit Court. in vacation HE No.,
ton. verified by affidavit. IN nIe, :.
divorce. in above cause: wherein
mong other things the plalntlG Al
leges that the defendant WiD,,.
Belle Payne has absconded and a
sented herself from her usual nl,,,
of abode in this STATE and has ~,
cealed herself so that the or5jrs,
process Of Law cannot be served =,
on her.
1t Is therefore ordered BY 4.
Clerk of the Audrain County clrcn.
court,in vacation, that publication \.
made notifying said defendant VII,
ME Belle Payne. that an action Ia,
been commenced against her in ,bs
Audrain County Circuit Court N.
object and general nature of which 1,
to obtain a decree from said defend
am.
And now you said defendant Win.
ME Belle Payne. are hereby notified
of the commencement of said ma
the object and general nature ebereof
and unless you be and appear al
ene next regular term
Of the Circuit Court a
Audrain County. Missouri, to be be-
gun and held at the Court House in
Mexico, Audrain County. Missouri 0
the third Monday In September 1909
and on or before the first day Of
said term answer or otherwise plead
TO plaintiffs petition. the said psI.
tlon win be taken as confessed. and
Judgment win be rendered against
you In accordance with the prayer Of
said petition.
Il is further ordered that COPY
hereof be published in the Mexico
Weekly Ledger. a weekly newspaper
published IN Audrain County. Mis-.
souri, for four weeis successfully,
the last insertion TO be at least Is
days before the first day OF the nexs
term OF this Court.
A true copy from the record
tsEALl
Attest: w. II Morris. csy~As,, cAert
By Pearl NJ. Morris, Depu Y. 2S.4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

REFERRING to the Anderson jur
the Centrslia Courier says: Luthe
Anderson got what was coming 4
him. That 4udrain Jury Of farmer
did their duty. There was scarcel,
q shadow of doubt left. when tn,
testimony was all In, that be mur
dersd August Wagner. snll no on,
ssw the deed and we question the
Justice Of ever hanging q man OF
purely clrcunssantiai evidence. A
life sentence was the correct yer.
dict. Ita a down right pleasure to
faaa a Jury with the courage to do
thasE duty in q murder case. Other
tnFles have given equally as guilty
uaen ten years and then petitioned
for pardon. But the Audrain Jury
regard their oath and perform their
duty like real men. Our hat Is off 10
the And0rson-Wagner jury.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

THE burglars who are OF work in
Mexico arc Mexico men patronizina
home institutions and should be
looked after. II necessary. extra
night police should be put on. OF
course, night policemen cannot be ev
erywhere at the same time, but
with a little extra effort the thieves
can be arrested or run out OF town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26
ApMINIsrRAroR,s Norlcs

Notice is hereby given that Letters
Of administration upon the estate Of
Richard NJ. ]. Moorhead, of Audrain
county, Missouri. deceased, have
been granted the undersigned, VIM.
Moorhead. by the Probate Court Of
said county of Audrain, bearing
date, the 5th day of August, 1909
All persons having claims against
said estate are required TO exhibit
them to me for allowance within one
year after the date Of said Letters
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of such estate and If such
claims be not exhibited within two
years from the time of the publhs.
ton of this notice they will be for
ever barred.
24-4t VIM. T. Moorhsad,
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

THE Mertco Fair Is not run q
make money, but the management
has right to expect 10 make a de.
cent dividend on the money invested
and they don't expect any pay f2l
kheir hard work. They VIII be sat
iEfied when all agree that the FalI
a a aalncaa.g
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

EDWARD RINE. e banker who
died from ths extreme heat al
Durrsnt, Okla. Ang. 17th. formerly
lived In Mexico and owned the Ring
Hotel and for years ran the RinEo
saloon. Hr. Rlnes was a public-Spir-
tied citizen and a successful bust
mss man going from the saloon to
the banking buRlnesR.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

THE Republicsns are In control of
the goTernmnt and It vzs TO be sz-
pscted that they would take the cen
sus. Why. after proceeding as anti
rlpated. do We hear all this talk from
them about kseplng the census out
Of politics. Al Of the supervisors sp-
pear 10 be Republicans an right.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

HON. J. A. POTTS i here from
TEXAS 70 attend the big Fzir..His
many friends are glad 70 see hin
en1oying such good hezfh and 70
know that he has nos forgotten his
old home z7d is many attractions.
especially during Fair week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

THE Louisiana, No, Journal saya:
"A Mexico man has sued his wife
for a divorce because she took
money out of his trousers pockets
when he went TO bed A Louisiana
woman would know better than to 90
through her husbands pockets al
bedtime because by the time Lou
istana man gets ready to go 10 bed
be has no money lett.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

THE vandalia Leader editorially
says: The Mexico Ledger showed
It il almost metropolitan IN It's ca
pacty by havng out an extra edition
announcing the verdict IN the Ander-
son case, fifteen minutes after the
guilty man had heard his penalty.
This was a great feat and the Led
ger should have a very pardonabIe
urjda In its resoureef,1lness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

VIE hear that the coEmbl& Fs5r
WAS not q Success because II was 10;
ADVERTISED ss s. bould have beea- Tie
Mexico Fair and the Mexico Chzu-
tzaQua Eboz clearly that advertising
pays and pays big.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

THE Sturgeon spirit. II you at
tended the Sturgeou Fair, no on
need tell you what that is. If not
let US state 1t means the co-opera
ton Of every citizen TO make NOV
ments for betterInent Of their citl
3 SUCCESS and all petty 5ealousies ant
other drawbacks that might inter
fere are cast aside. The Sturgeon
Fair is en- unusual success in
Boone county. Too much praise ca
not be paid the enterprising mel
who have pushed the movement t.
SUCCESS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26
hEMAINs OF MRS T. q. cRAW-
FORD INFERRED HERE

The remains Of Mrs. T. B. Craw
ford, of Slater, were inferred in
the city cemetery here Monday. The
deceased died at her home in
Slater Sunday morning of paralysis.
She with her husband, t. B
Crawford. formerly resided in this
city. He was an employe Of the AL
ton railroad. She has five chill
drCn Hurled in the cemetery here.
The Ledger joins other friends in
extending sympathy to the bereaved
,,nes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

TIE DsDoerzts a NiEsour. are
tzfa1ag abou. getting togssher this
fan We think the plan is al
right but nsz tan Is the tine they
want 20 be together sure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

IF the ex-Confs6s-sts Reunior Is
% bt MADE a vzcesSs. Mexico BHsl-
pess Men azd citizens gs1erzlly must
get busy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26
Clark. Robt D. Allison, Thos Pratt,
Lulu Coil, Blanche Palmer.
10 YEARS AGO rhIs wEEk

Lulu Coil, Blanche Palmer.
10 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK
H. E. Young and Miss Brit Bybee,
Of near Cant. were married.
Mrs. x. p. Plndall, aged so years,
died at her home IN this city.
Ran Kendall clerked for V. o.
P. King, the hardware merchant.
Marriage license was granted 10
Leslie Myers and Mrs. Ella Allison,
Of Rush Hill.
An unknown man was found dead
In freight car near VandaNn. He
was thought 10 have been sholt.
The Ledger received a communbca.
tion from Clyde NJ. Beshears. an Au-
drain county boy, who was mem
Der Of Co. N, 10 Reg. U. s. Inf. in
Manila, P. /.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

chalsie Crews is home from The
Gem City Business College at Quin.
icy. Chalsie took a co1rse In
shorthand and typewriting this
summer. He expects to attend the
University this winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

Joseph Wilkins and wife are home
from New York City where Mr.. VIII
kins bought big line Of upto-date
goods for the Fredendall G Wilkins
department store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

MAKE The Fagrzztn go 70 Woyk
or move oat a town and yo1 VII
stop the bgryisrszinx-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

MISSOURI VIII have nearly ar
average corn crop II sps-s OF tie
cry wsaftsr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

Miss Frances Guthrie and Mis-
Vera Houghland are home from
Columbia where they attended &
house party this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

ARREST the vzgranfH. biaek OF
white, male or female day or zlghE.
afh4t's the way 70 cls4z the town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26
The Weekly Ledger

usuco ss san q. Aa--s e@.er
q - enrsh.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

MKT yezx We hoy1 70 hzvs al
ssedxsc rzElrnad rrlzGizg or b.
fbs Fzir gr1zn1A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

Mrs. O. b. Matthews and children.
nfaos and Morris Fletcher. are visit.
Inc the family Of " v. Morris,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

KEEP ehs vaS-1ses n 3az e.
zsas casz z0ss On
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

THE Cd rsHakis Ledger gives
al ne ns~s that's ~ % yEint an ah4
tlrne.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

A marriage license was issued to
L.. ]. Dudley and Miss Monte Moody
Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

H. P, Warden Is in Paris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

WANTED--A good. well improved
a.ock and grain farm of 200 A. or
more, onmain road within easy dis
tance OF county seat. To exchange
for same: A good, clean stock Of
clothing. furnishing goods. shoes
ETC., invoicing about $4,000, and new
brick store building 27x74 feet
($21Oo). Best location in town. Is
making owner 25 per cent on invest
ment. Address owner d1w2
G. NJ. Martin, Salem, la.
To rid all live stock of worms and
improve their general condition, use
cremoline Live Stock Remedy. 1t
l. n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

W. H UDham is III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26
nsnER oE PUBLICATION.

VFI@W Vt.
state Of Missouri
County Of Audrain
-. ca. co..rt To Sentemhei
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-10-28
Thousands Disappointed.

The parade. which had been ar
ranged. was called off, owing to the
fact that the time allowed Hickman
had been overrun by a quarter OF an
hour AS a result. thousands OF peo-
pie failed TO see the President. de.
pending upon seeing him In the pa
rade.
II was no fault of the committee.
however. that this part OF the pro
gram was cancelled. II Is also untru
that a threatening letter received at
the Hickman office. caused It's aban-
donment A post card received by
MIR. Taft from some friendly crank
In Massachusetts, recommending that
he adopt w. II. Hearst's principles
that was all.
Lack OF time. which was unscrupu-
lousy taken by a high official. is
the cause OF the omission OF the pa
rade.
The four torpedo boats. which were
10 have accompanied the Presidents
Parade. and which went TO st. Louis
two weeks ahead Of time TO Join the
party. went down Monday afternoon.
This was a disappointment to all
towns along the river. They also
left Memphis before the flotilla ar
rived. Why this arrangement we
have been unable to learn to our
satisfaction.
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carrying delegates to the waterwa
Convention.
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Steamer G. w. Hin.

carrying members OF the Illinois
mahuiacturers' Association and the
'n''ago Deep Waterway Convention
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continued from reverse side.
IAFT'S VISIT TO HICKMAN.
lanes Sloan Jr,
Joseph ~. Murphy.
Steamer Lily.

carry, among others. the following
Ills ExceIency Senior Don Francis.
oil, Leon de Ia Barra, Ambassador
from Mexico.
Ills ExceIlency Senior Doctor Ro.
dIto Espinoso. Minister from Mica
ragua.
Ills Excellenoy Senior Doctor Luis
r,ledo Horrate, Minister from Gaute.
uala.
Ills Excellcncy Senior Don G. G.
Arosomena. Minister from Panama.
Ills Excellcncy General Carlos Ora.
c.a velez, Minister from Cuba.
Ills Excellency Senior Don Joaquin
n uario Calyo. Minister from Costa
Rica.
His Fxcellency Senior Don Federi.
,, Mclla. Minister from salvador
General George II. uhler. Super.
,Islpr Inspector General OF Steam
Vessels. 81. Louis.
Arnold shanklin. Consul General
90 Mexico.
The Honorable John Barrett. Direct
o- NJ the International Bureau OF
American Republics.
Ernst b. Filsinger. president Latin
American and Foreign Trades Asso-
citation OF 81. Louis.
Joseph J.. Dunn. Inspector OF steam
Vessels at 81. Louis.
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Gov. A, E. Wilson, of Kentucky
An Ideal Day.


From early morn until sunset there
was not a cloud in the sky. The
weather was cool enough to make
outdoor life delightful. Better wealth.
or could not have been had. There
was no dust and very little wind.
Miscellaneous Notes.
That Taft smile!
The kodak fiend was here.
The committees did their part.
They all looked glum 1.-THE morning
after"
AS usual. the tin horn and confetti
man got his.
Who said 1t doesn't pay to have a
blowout occasionally?
oh, yes. you'll always find some
knockers. But who hit Billy Patter-
son?
Plenty Of ice water was provided.
but 1t was evident that some drank
something else.
The Court House was a regular ar
senal Monday night-the soldiers wer
quartered there.
Deals Band. OF Paducah. is a splen-
did musical organization Every mem
Der is a musician.
Col. c. c. Mengel deserves a vote
of thanks for his generosity in help
ing on this occasion.
The Lyric, Steamer Dick Fowler and
VIII Barry's Negro Ministries were
among the attractions.
The special. which the N. C. & st.
l.. people thought would run empty.
came in crowded to the guards.
b. +. Cloyes. who lived in Hickman
in lS47. was among the visitors He
was a carriage maker and now lives
at Mayfield.
c. l.. Walker did more TO make a
success of the big day than any other
one man. lie was certainly on the
wing during the past week.
Marshal Dillon received numerous
well-deserved compliments on the wa
he ard the efficient force OF policemen
handled the enormous crowd.
The Courier this week is a little
bit shy" Both the editors were on
the Taft committee and have devoted
more time to the preparation of Taft
Day than TO the paper.
Julian Choate, ID. b. Wilson and
Val Carpenter entertained big bunc
Of Mayfield friends with a private
barbecue. These gentlemen believe
in showing visitors a good time.
The ladies of the various churches.
who served meals. killed two birds
with one stone-besides giving their
churches a lift financially, they were
the happy medium which kept the
hotels and restaurants from being
completely swamped. Nobody left
Hickman hungry.
o.
STRAYED: Pale red heifer, weighs
600 or 700 pounds. Smooth crop off
left and crop and half under crop in
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Beautiful Decorations.

Hickman certainly looked swell in
her holiday attire. Nearly every bust
ness houses and many residences,
were festooned In the national colors.
The streets were decorated In ele-
giant style by the Harper Decorating
Co. of Louisville. Thousands of flags
fluttered overhead from ropes stretch
ed at right angles with the streets,
and bunting paralleled the streets
from one end to the other. forming
an arch of patriotic colors II was,
according to the consensus OF opinion
the most magnificent and gorgeous
display of its kind ever seen in West
ern Kentucky. Marshal Dillon also
had all the streets In apple-pie order.
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$4,000 People Here.

As this was Mr.. Taft's only stop
In Kentucky. this section of the state
and Western Tennessee turned out
en- masse. The crowd has been var
lously estimated at from $4,000 to
10000. MIR. Taft estimated the crowd
at $4,000. although he was unable to
see over the throng up town along
the parade lines. The railroad com
pany brought in something over 1000
Others came by boats. autos and We
hicles from a distance of more than
90 miles. All neighboring towns wer
well represented-especially Fulton,
Union City. Cayoe. Moscow, New Mad
rid, East Prairie. Mayfield. and all
towns between Hickman and Nash
Vile.
II was a good-natured, peacable
bunch. and withal caused the local
officers very little trouble.
While II usually taxes a town this
Size to take care of so many people,
they were all fed and taken care of
in good shape during their stay In
Hickman.
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Steamer 81. Louis.

Carrying members OF the ST. Louis
Business Mems League.
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Steamer Quincy.

Speaker Joseph Cannon and III
members Of Congress.
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Steamer Grey Eagle.

Carrying Kansas City deep water
way delegation
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Steamer Illinois.

Property OF the State OF Illinois.
and carrying State officials.
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steamer ST. Paul.

Carrying Governors OF States. for
elen diplomats. newspaper men and
guests the party including the follow
ing Governors:
Gov. b. II. Conner, OF Alabama.
Gov. G. w. Donaghey. Arkansas.
Gov. G. s. Deneen. Of Illinois.
Gov. r. r. Marshall. of Indiana.
Gov. A. r. Wilson. Of Kentucky.
Gov. J. r. Sanders. Of Louisiana.
Gov. =. NJ. Warner. OF Michigan.
Gov. r y. Noel. OF Mississippi.
Gov. II. s. Hadlcy. Of Missouri.
GOV. A. c. shallenberger. Nebraska.
Gov. J. +. Fort. OF New Jersey.
Gov. @. Curry, OF New Mexico.
Gov. Il. S. Vessey. Of South Dakota.
Gov. NJ. r. Patterson. Tennessee.
Gov. T. NJ. Campbell. OF Texas.
Gov G. II. Prouty. Of Vermont.
Gov. NJ. y. Ansel South Carolina.
Gov. "a. u. Quinby. New Hampshire
Gov. ]. y. shafroth. OF Colorado.
Gov w. Il. Stubs. OF Kansas.
Gov b. u. Brooks. OF Idaho.
Gov NJ. 4. Hay. OF Washington.
Gov Il. r. sloan. OF Arizona.
Gov J Burke. OF North Dakota.
Gov. p. b. Weeks. OF Connecticut.
Gov p. y. Carol. OF Iowa.
Gov J. o. Davidson. OF Wisconsin.
Coy. c. n. Haskell. Of Oklahoma
Gov. s. S. Pennewill. OF Delaware.
Gov Bert NJ Fernald. OF Maine.
Gov. A. W. Gilchrist. OF Florida.
Steamer Erastus Wells.
Carrying members OF the Presidents
Cabinet. under the personal escort
Of Frederick II. Kreismann. Mayor
o. ST. Louis. the party including.
Frank H. Hitchcock. Postmaster
General.
Charles Nagel. Secretary of Com
nerce.
Steamer Mississippi.
Carrying members OF the Mississip-
pI River Commission.
Steamer Quincy.
Speaker Joseph Cannon and III
members Of Congress.
Steamer Alton.
Carrying ST. Louis delegation to
New Orleans.
Steamer Cape olrsrdesu.
Carrying Missouri. East st. Louis.
heileyllle and Alton deep waterway
delegations and ladies'.
Steamer c. w. hin.
Carrying members of the Illinois
mahulacturers' Association and the
'l''ago Deep Waterway Convention.
City Of saltillo.
carrying delegates to the waterwa
Convention.
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STRAYED: Pale red heifer, weighs
600 or 700 pounds. Smooth crop off
left and crop and half under crop in
right ear | will pay So reward for
the delivery of this helfer to my farm
John Greed. 2O-2tc.
Ellie Cape, the 14-year-old son OF
Mrs. Jennie Belle, died at his home
in West Hickman, Oct 18th. Death
was unexpected. The mother and
relatives have the sympathy OF their
many friends.
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From early morn until sunset there
was not a cloud in the sky. The
weather was cool enough TO make
outdoor life delightful. Better wealth
er could not have been had. There
was no dust and very little wind.
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Steamer Erastus Wells.
Steamer Mississippi.

Carrying members OF the Mississip
pI River Commission.