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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-20
Why Alamo Gasoline Ensir
Are Best for the Farmer

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aid i.''dssisfy 'snHe1 Aisne EAcs., ~ y m
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sa'ap-sns sasn- have ben ssasigsed 10 De j..l J.
Be -rss. bT h Al.ss. Bans h.s hon sau,ks
'ad sapsy d<rse. . "a, tlsly 10 o., on q q
fos can mn an Alano Eayn, ~sh .a.i.esoa A
EApnss ~ ka' sa,usas A.u .ay O,i- ..l. {
psea's rn,i have so'ed iiss VIM, Bsssas .
Alamo csfh@s's add Asao syszn d C.s.ru
slso bssss's Alamo Eggs. an b.h I'D I'D .sA
hal viii lasss hsay ay.~hssl. Ai4mo. Eagm.
al Pdi hss rated hOns po~e AID . Hb.,snhL {
Io.d . rh-y ''sh b-sr ,hAa O,h-s o cod -sas..r
raa 'isaal,, II, Nee P.s coshas AH.ehnsai !.
beii ussd % an, ss'oiss sagae No ia ~'.is t.a
dfiia 40 sueras ansl.. eonpact. uns .ee.t.~ II
OF isH bselss d ~sirs--dhai', IL Alans En-,
are rad a ssncs ais hon ,hs-< % tl'y ho,< po,
add a Nssse.l AID Hoasess.i syes passbis. ..
pos:Abe o. assoaAp. B. NJ, 70 %, Alamo sa,alO
and pdlsL VIA Al oaes.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-20
LEARN TELEGRApHY

| Graduates Of this school are in q
demand by the big railroads.
have advance calls for over 1000
orators. We teach and place yo
an easy, good paying position N /
m weete
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-20
Harness

10 sets Piow Harness. sets bTecCh Wagon
Harness set lend Wagon Harness, set double
Carriage Harness. set Dearborn Harness. set
Carriage Harness. IS leather Head IIaiicrs. rs
work Brdles, rs Work Collars. IAN this harness
j. IN good SHAPED
Household Goods, ,. ssds!sa's and; and (,
chairs, small stoves, etc.
TERMS OF SAIR--Suins OF so aud under,
cash all over that amount credit OF nine months,
purchaser giving bankabic note with interest
from daie. per cent. discount for cash
WILLIAM T. WEAVER.
DIR. CHARLES X. BtI.RS. Auct.
Byron Bouchelle. Thos Harlan. Clerks.
~ the same time and place aud on same terms
will cher for sale one Jet black Marc Alice, 10
years old weighs ii0o' work anywhere. too free
for livery. LEROY M.OOMRR.
tehs-ts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-20
CHOICE CATTLE

IS Head Of Good Mich Cows and Young
iieiicrs. Young Guernsey Buli This Is an ex-
cepiionaly good lot Of cattle. some will have
calves by day OF sale; others close sprinRerss
PIGS
! brood Sows will farrow in March. y small
Shoais. shnuts will dress IFS lbs. each.
Chester county White Roar Hog
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II the Circuit Court for Cecil County in equity.
No. 1SI.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-20

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county IN equity
No. 1SS.
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Under and by virtue Of power contained 10
mortgage from John NJ. Hardness aud wife bear
ing date June II. 1907. and recorded among the
Land Record Hooks Of Cecil county, in the State
Of Maryland, In Libcr II. D.. No. :. Folio 240.
etc. the undersigned the attorney named therein
TO make sale in the event OF default. will sell at
public auction at the Court House door, in the
town OF Eiktou. in the county OF Cecil aud State
Of Maryland, on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-20

5000 TO loan ON frst mortgage on real
estate In sums of 5000. Also 500 on first
HENRY N. MccuLLou0H
JuiyAin Eikton, nd.
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MONEY no LOAN.


s1b00 20 loan on good real Estate Security. .
JOSHUA CLAYTON.
Attorney ~ Law,
aug2S-tf Elkton Nd.
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Intending to discontinue farming. will sell
at public auction ON the farm which now ten.
ant, known as the ''woolcy Farm" about / mile
from Chesapeake City. ON road 10 Pivot bridge.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
SENSATION IN
NORFOLK CASE
fashionable section of me city ln her
Divorce Papers Making
Serious Charges.

NORFOLK. NA.-Speclal Formal
papers We're MED ia court here Thurs
aay ln the divorce proceedings OF Mrs.
Jennie r. HaynOr against her husband.
Thomas II Hayner. president and gen
eral manager O 1.-THE haynor Manulac-
turing Company and a wealthy citizen
OF Norfolk
The charges are OF sensational ma
ture. including. along with allegations
based Gu statutory grounds. personal
abuse and threats tO place poison in
her food.
Mr. and Mrs. Haynor have been mar
ried twenty-eight years. and have a
home on Olney road. la Client the
fashionable section @ fthe city. ln her
bill Mrs. Haynor alleges that her hus-
band has been improperly attentive 20
other women, and that IL was neces-
sary for her 20 call upon a relative
20 furnish money with which 90 make
a trip 20 Allentown. Pa. where she is
staying now, She claims that. in her
belief IL was necessary for her "a
leave Norfolk before the divorce bill
was filed for fear Of personal violence
az the hands OF her husband.
The trial is set for Friday at moor
before Judge Hanckel. acting for th'
Juu6c VI TIC ONNAN u Law ah4 NAAA
Gerry, and a decision is being awaite,
with great interest.
. Mrs. HaynOr sets forth in her oil
that the respondent is worth abOu
$4,000 in cash. and she asks that IN
court FIX a suitable alimOny. Com
plete separation Is asked.
; Mr.. HaynOr is out OF the city. II
: reported that he has gone 10 Pennsyl
/ yania with view, IL possible. OF el
fecting a reconciliation with bis wife
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
WILL EXAUME
SUTTON'S BODY
Mother OF Lieutenant say sons Arm
Was Broken Before lie Was
Killed.

ANNAPOLIS. MD. - Special. - The
body OF James ~. Sutton. Jr.. WIZ Gee
exhumed no matter what the und.nc
OF the naval court may Zoe AS ID the
manner of his death. This announce
ment was made today py Airs. sutton.
mother of the dead officer. who dee
clarcs there are several points which
the testimony before the naval courr
has not cleared up. and that the opcn-
inE ot the grave ot her son VIII reveal
tine truth.
"I have been informed that mas SON s.
right arm was broken, and I ann goo
uI to satisfy myself ou that point.
~aid Mrs sutton today.
Cd viii have the body eXhumed from
ts grave at Arlington ass soon ass
-tt back 90 Washington
The final arguments before the naval
court were begun today. Attorrcs
Davis. Tor tho Suttons, scored what nt
called the indecent haste iu which cine
lrSt inquiry had been held. Then at
pictured. lramaucaiiy. tnr events n
Lieutenant sutton IS llc ln tuc % .rII.
Corps $3.50 Co the time Doe was tUrird
The mother trleu ln VAIN io cnerN A''
tears and tne sister ot tne dead lc,
- birng her lips
THE scene ZOO Carvel Han -re ie-
u.-ht sutton spent un earth when n'
was with Nlss Stewart and Pros. $500
coleman. the midnight a-leu~. tn'
promise thar AN would dine to-erlr
.ouorrow. trr tribute Jimmie. na.
paid hls mother a~ he Sar ln ,uu. .r~i
tiou-all We're told over again with a'
lrtists style.
"And yet they teri you. said Ali
Davis. "that this boy who left his coma
H uauy under these circumstances lo
within an hour corpse. the victim o
a violent death by his own hand"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19

But thk II my senior year ne az
serted. and after that my money II
my own. and II I want 20 bay your
bats for the rest o. my days It's no
body's AFFAIR bCt mine"
And mine Mazie reminded him
as some one came np FOR more tea
Lock here. he whisDeTei as she
dangicd her tea bali cves a pale greece
cup. cant YOU slip behind thar JAya
nese screen presently. where We can
become engaged decenty and la or
DER
Half an hour later. Ehen Cynthia
asked where's Maize Cecilia point.
sd 70 the screen.
she's over there with Jerry Az
mold" she said Il eau Just see the
TOP % the violet hat
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
WEEKLY SHORT STORY
.THE NIOLET HAT.-

IL really was a beautiful hat. big
and velvety and loaded with violets.
and Theodore new calling gown was
of white brOadClOth, and her hair was
just the right shade of yellow 10 set
IL OF. and the hat was just what she
needed 20 wear 10 the hospital tea.
Il simply must have it," said Theo-
dora.
4 think You are very foolish not o.
buy it, remarked Cecilia Ray. who
was with her
But Theodore resisted the tempta-
ton.
III 90 home and count my pen
MES" she said. I'm living on an
allowance now. and last week I spent
everything / had for that jeweled
buckle"
But Cecilia was not listening.
I'm going back" she said, and ask
Nine. Ashe 10 put that hat aside II
you decide not 10 take il. I shall"
Theodore laughed.
IF you buy that hat first. Cecilia.
I'm your enemy forever"
Cecilia made a little grimace.
"Oh. you'd make up" she prOphesied
confidently. We've quarreled before,
Theo."
But she went back. and Nine. Ashe
agreed. smiling. "NO one else shall
see it," she promised.
But two hours later, when Cynthia
Albright had tried on every hat in the
place, the complacent milliner brought
out the violet beauty. tits as good
as Sold" she said, "but II neither OF
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
WOMEN SEIZE SMOKER
AND -HAND HIM ONE

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. y. j.
SpeciaI-Tobacco was az a discount
on the steamboat express arriving here
from Point Pleasant. Asbury Park. ana
other resorts on the Long Branch
Railroad. No less than eighteen wo-
men boarded the smoker at various
points and stayed there. despite the
warning given by trainmen at each
station
Smoking Tar. ladies. Plenty OF
rooH behind"
Some Uttered. some made caustic
replies. but all took their cue from a
large woman in blue In the middle OF
the car, who, when the request was
directly made TO her 70 vscate. settled
her full 200 pounds even more com
tortaoIy. smiled good naturedly on the
4 perspiring rallrOader. and said-noth-
T ing az all.
And meantime pipes. cigars. and Gig
arettes burned slow and slower. and
went out altogether. before the train
rolled out on the pier sc rhts place.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19

lou 10 p9slAaI SRA glIEl 9ql IsqoqM
04SO liza quo on lgQl poOS Os 90
uoos illM apeIl lBql pol0IpsLd '9doIn4
Duo1J u1msl slq 40 QUA 'kInsBsI
ss9elS pellul sq9 20 AJglsLosS 4uE
-lslssV IaWIoJ pue '4uea $50 IBuon
-sN au9plsaId 'dWIspuBA V YugLd
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19

WASHINGTON, ID. Especial.
WI Ting-fang. the minister OF China 10
the United States. has been recalled
and will be succeeded by Chang Yin
tang. deputy yice-president OF the Chi
nese board OF foreign affairs.
The reason for this action on the
part OF the Chinese government are
not known here. Omcials OF the Chi
nese legation say they are in the dark.
and the State Department has not been
officially informed of the inteneion Of
Pekin 20 withdraw the Minister. All
that the legation viii say is that Air.
WI is recalled 20 Pekin for further
assignment
The Minister himself is now in
America He IS Minister 10 Peru as
well as TO the United States and he
left there some weeks ago for Lima.
where ne intended 10 present his ere
dentials 70 the President of Peru.
second Time Recalled.
This is the second time Mr.. WI has
been recalled from his post in Wash
ington. lie first appeared here in
ministerial capacity I'm 1897. He inn
mediatelv became one of the most pic
turesQue figures i'm the diplomatic
corps His English was perfect aud
his Oriental inquisitiveness. which was
always naive and bold. was source OF
everlasting amusement and sometimes
embarrassment.
He was i'm constant demand for
speeches ON public occasions. and was
really the most popular diplomat of
them an tie became very American
I'm his ways. and sent his children 90
school here. lu the meantime his peo-
ple al home were watching him close
Is. and with some disapproval.
Tn 1902 he was suddenly recalled.
There has never ben a full eXplana-
tiou for the withdrawal. but il is pretty
y understood that the authorities Boo
ItLin resented Wu's attitude and his
intimacy with Aemricaus and Ameri-
can ways
Then. too. had Il not been for the
assistance OF Minister Wa. it would
have been practically impossible tC
get messages into the legations at Pc
kin during the Boxer troubles. The
Minister helped the State Department
much in those DAYS, and this was re-
scented bv the authorities at home. who
thought that Minister WI was becom-
ing altogether too foreign.
There were f0mors that the govern
ment az pekin intended 20 punish him
severely. aud 10 has been said that th'
State Department. hearing this report
made representations 10 China con
corning the matter. intimaung that the
United States could not tolerate any
thug oi the sort So the Niniste
was given am inferior position In th'
foreign Office
He uerseVered. however. and Wit
the growth of power of the reformer
I'm China was restored 90 "a pOsitio,
OF influence. and i'm 1907 he was select
cd to Dee minister 20 the United State
% succeed Sir ClenWng Liang-Chene
He presented his credentials 90 PRES
dent Roosevelt on March IT, 1905.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
BROW Y. 0M MAY
Be- DEFEATED
Republicans % East Tennessee Are
sanning Ter Machine Leader.

BRISTOL. yA.-SDecizl -Congress
nan walter Preston BrownIov. tbs
Republican leader in the south. Who
has lad the cunning and senaeify N
get appropriations to the extent OF
milions o. dollars for the First Tes-
nessee District. - no~ at hts hcms
AZ Jonesboro for brief rest before
entering heartily into the campaign for
reelection. Under the new primysry
la~ I'M Tennessee. he is obliged 70 trust
bis chances Co a primary election. and
cannot no~ depend uppu his heutea-
ants 90 nominate him IN a convention
The Congressman. lt seems Is likely
% have oppuslti0u lu the primary.
which viii De- held next April state
senator sam sells. Who represents the
First Senatorial District Is a young
giant of last Tennessee politics. who
has recently sprung go. and Nho de-
feafel senator Wilson. who had long
been entrenched in power by an over
shelming majority. His success ~
his regard has encouraged him 20
lurse hts congress icnal aspirafionE
and So Is now announced through his
friends that be expects 90 make the
race.
Representative BruwnloW appears 20
have no fears % the result. although
there is much talk about what Mr.
Sells uay be able % 90 ln such con
Rest. and "a real warm struggle Ia an
uclnated. in which Mr sells IN said
fn br relying largely en- che new
primary laU. whirh. be- thinks. viii
nof give the opportunity 90 tAmpeg
WITH the election returns in any way-
There is no race scheduled for tins
coming wear ln Tennessee that 81 llkely
fo arouse sn much interest as thai
between BroWul0w and sells
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
RIENDS TO AID
BURKEVILLE MAYOR

BURKEVILLE, VA--Speciai.-It Is
stated by friends OF Mayor Abram G.
Ely. now held in Philadelphia in
$4,000 bail on a charge OF addressing
threatening letters 10 President Nc
Crea, OF the Pennsylvania Railroad,
and threatening 10 destroy railroad
property with dynamite unless a large
sum OF money was turned over to him,
that monetary assistance will be forth
coming TO aid in his defense
IT has all along been the conten-
ton here that the alleged blackmaii-
ing scheme or Ely was the outcome
OF impaired mental condition OF the
accused. Mayor Ely Is at present In
Moyamensing prison. IL Is thought
that his case will be called for trial
before the Federal court or Rich
mond. ....
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
4. G. Vanderbilt Returns.

NEW YORK Special - Alfred G.
Vanderbilt arrived Friday on the Gun
ard liner Lusitania from Europe.
where he has been running his
coaches from London 70 Brighton.
on his trip over he appeared mo-
rose, according TO other passengers,
and never spoke except 20 compan-
IONS in his party. He still seemed un-
der the shadow OF the Ruiz AFFAIR. but
refused 10 say anything about II.
Vanderbilt was accompanied by r.
Won der Horst Koch and the latter 8
wife and chI1. on the liner were
also Mrs. Whltelaw Reid and her
father.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
COMPLAIN TO
GOV. KITCHEN
North Carolina Citizens Make Plea for
Better Railroad Facilities.

RALEIGH. a. Especial Cover
nor krch.n and counsel Of state listen
ed to an argument by leaders 10 a
delegation of ffry business men %
Washington. g. al. against the nropo-
s.tion for issuance of $500 900 bonds
for eQuippue Nattamuskeet Railroad
from Fairfield. sixty miles to Beel Ha-
veH and che further proposition Cor cK-
tending the road twenty-five miles 20
Washington che State owning con
trolling stock through furnishing con-
victs for grading so part of the road
is vet equipped The Norfolk and
Southern pleaded that no action be
taken until they are freed from receiv-
ers. when its owners would be IN po-
siticu CD take fhe Mattamuskect road
to advantage of state and section They
insist too. that to br of service to the
Norfolk and southern. Mathematical
must stop at HE'LL Haven Represent
ing the Norfolk and Souther were
General Manager o. " Lamb. General
Counsel a. g.. BraNton. Richmond exc
Governor Jarvis 90 a. HraEaa vas
onr of the principal speakers Cor the
Washington interests The counsel re-
serves decision
Government loans Vessel
The United States Saws Department
notifies Governor Nlfchn and Adju-
fant-Neuerll Armreld 0i the North
Carolina National GuaId. that Elfrida.
fne vessel fle government has con-
scented to loan Goo the North Carolina
Brigade. naval militia. IS uOa thor
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19

.le ladies takes il YOU may have Co."
cynthia tilted 10 over her eyes. It's
"a beauty she sighed. "aud just what
I want for the hospital TEA. In come
again tomorrow.
no one else shall see &c. madame
promised.
But when. after school Maize
NarChmonr. having taught an day.
hurried into the millinery shop Nine
Ashe had gone 90 "a helated lunch. and
one Cf the languid youne ladies' who
served her customers uueauhed the
violet hat and tried on Maize
"It suits YOU exactly. she sa..
standing on and surveying the preit.
girl in The shabby gown.
Oh. bat the price, Maize objected.
Il simply can afford &c. Take
away. It's 700 temUung. IoI s.t
was thinking how it would ouglt,-
up her Old crepe afternoon gown aud
how she would like to look her best
with Jerry Arnold home Tor the holt
DAYS and sure to be at the hospital
tea.
show me- somethne cheaper She
said. with "a sigh. But while tne lau-
guild young lady supercI.ously got
out toques boo green and picture lat-
boo blue and tailored hats boo brown
Nazies eyes went haDk ,o ttr velvet
beauty
q. iS o"'. "~
'"
..''
''''
.-.' t ...,
~ u.s.. 30. .....- d.
As the lansuid young lady starte.
90 put Do PACK mo I'e "oN ,'t s"f'
49,.
f. ..
PA c. ~, e.,--,. .......--
~, .t- ,s
Nneh me ie-al iuult i1uai h-H 7N
T OUT asain Ma1ie SAID To the slfi. o-
uS5 l ., me i ,T o.' ,.' ''o,, 49,. "
=. Ing eraciousiv I'm the glow of d goo.
sale. smiled and said. Its much mor
becoming 70 YOU You are younge
anu ple'''''
- 1i s,u @'" I5....,.s ,''', '
idea and She rushed out of The sho
A, and into "a biz department store au
. the next hour was spent Ia ou> in
s we've, ana q l"' frame ana ''o'e'S.
: AZ .i LOO. sue nD. . leu ~
y rvDtbia Who with Nlazie and r...l..
were TO serve ON Mrs RAYS table "a
b the hospital tea
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19

violet hat-Theodora how Il woald
perfect her white broaScioth. Cecilia 4
laziiy anN ious 90 look her hest. Gym \
tina reesisug 81 mewhat excitedly IN 4
the effet her hixh-bred loveiiness 4
would lave Oh certain naughty Har-
ward seniors. Maize seeing herself
Oeagtsil4 in Jerry Arnoid's ewes
Presently Theodore went on some Z
w6at aurriediy. Il shall have 70 Buy
a n-v one
So san l. said Cecilia.
It's n awful bore Cynthia
draRiec but shall have TO get a
He.v ONE too
But Marie Marchmont said nothing
and mat nignt ~heR she went home
she kissed her mother and Inquired
Did the things come from the store
mother DEAR"
And mother dear answered. Yes
but what IN the world. Maize and
Nazie laughed and said. I'm going 90
I trim a hat
/ And just az that moment Theodore
called up Cecilia ard asked iu an oN-
7 ful tone did VOC buy that hat
Cecilia letorted. "Of course not !
wouldn't go such a meas trick
Wen 90 all things said Ceclia
Raw
AID e~ wfon tho aar of the hos
,i-sl 49,, ,,.-,,,.5 .C,,,bs9 49,. +, ,,ri-.
49, -.,.,,,-.. r,o, ,-,5 .~..-,is..s - r...,
,.i-n -.rf ,iwrDes ana rDoo,irra v.,s
charming I'm pale blue one with an
N,ri, w-s la+e Poor l..tle ching .-
.eff Cecilia -It's too ba1 an. CANT
70 metz, things liks the rest ol
us
% &c., , r- l s.i....... q .,.... .
said c,rtsta -sle is so dear and
|oo1t.n-ed and unocmplainine But s.-
.r,hof, Is so frrss..f az TODAY trat
N ann h,iS afraid 10 see her In her
clt~
But Theoaora ir..r.rrtcl her
I"Lonk~ she gasped "lock- And fol-
lo".ns the direction OF Der eyes. tael
." coming toward f''m "h ih.
lei-t. OF tne injurious room tne Nlo
iet nti
me creature VINO ooH5Ai m. hai
"ll- 20 VAS ur nal tita
'n' saia NFn'niA
Wen. OF au 'A..-7 e''A 'r,'."
i... l'N .ll.ie Ntl ,''-'I
|.'. ""I.h.u "ti i'I'lAI ..'N' I''-
TOSS ''''N-n 'Ne 'o'"'9. a'.'
.N '' Ih'M '.'I' N''N ""r
Nrl .'
l'' I'A.''A Dh ""''' "'
o. geo '..t N"l '"'f lriIi-'li'N
F'. moment .''l@'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19

Jerry flung up his head. and his
eyes shone. I'll shout IL from the
housetops II you'll let me-"
Little boy" Makes voice was
steady. but her heart was beating
violently, what would you do with
a wife? You haven't finished college. Z"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19
WI RECALLED
BY Chinese
CHANG yIN-TANG WILL REPLACE
AMERICAN MINISTER.
CHANGE NOT EXPLAINED

State Department Still In Dark Re-
garding Shift in Pekin Foreign
Diplomat Il Now i'm Peru.
ROosevelt's Cordial Greeting
Recalled-Services Rem
dered This Govern
ment Invaluable.
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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-07-15
Dick Dalton Has Apples.

Hannibal, Mo-, July 12.-Col. and
Mrs. Richard Dalton, of Saverton,
were trading in the city Saturday.
In speaking of the prospects for an
apple crop Col. Dalton said to a
Morning Journal reporter:
Il have just sent a government
report to Washington placing the
apple crop at 81 per cent, but these
government reports are unreliable,
for what does anyone know of the
conditions of crops without MAX
ing a personal inspection and let
me tell you very few persons will
do that for the government or any
one else. But have the best quail
rity prospects for apples in my or
chard that | ever had, and the indi-
cations are that | will have a, good
crop" ..,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-07-15
He Did 1t.

H. c. Null, the gentleman pro-
noting the 3rd of July celebration
in this city illustrated and demon
strated one fact so clearly that we
wonder that it has not caused the
business interests of this city to
open wide its eyes and cause it to
turn over new leaf and take a
fresh start on its business career.
He met with an open onslaught
and opposition that no ten men
was ever called upon to face and
yet in spite Of it every business
man in this city knows what his
thorough ADVERTISING accom-
plished and yet nine-tenths of the
business interests will settle back in
the same Old Ruts and say what's
the use"