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The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20
PROBATE COURT DOCKET
Cape Girardeau County, Missouri. Probate Court.
NOVEMBER TERM, 1910
MONDAY. NOVEMBER I4-FIRsT DAY


Altlenal Henry Henry Aentfal,
Bose Henry guardian, Richard
Brown w w, guardian Grover, Walter Brown,
Bruno, Fritz guardian, Oscar Bruno, minor
teaiee, j. guardian, Edw.
Feaiec Tlo d. guardian, Mont Gibbs
Eggimann, Iuda administrators, Louis W Eggimann deceased
flcntge Ed guardian, Harry Fientge, minor.
TUESDAY NOVEMBER l5-SECOND
Frisser. rank executor Thomas Fissell
Flenge r. /. g, guardian, Emile Flentge,
Frissel, Frank guardian, Kate Gus,a Frissel minor.
Hinton. II. H.: guardan Robert, Hunter
Ilouck j. +" guardian, David p. Houck,
Harris Bertha administrative, Glover Harris, deceased
Jones T." guardian Gertrude Henry Georgia
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER l6-THIRD DAY
Kiene
Kehne, Iy f., guardian In Aneunge,
Koebrel Herman guardian, Adoph Ida Koebe,
guardian Harold Morrison,
Medley, 5no :. guardian, Henry w, Wiseman, minor
Meyer julius Jr. guardian, Christina Haase, insane.
VIM. guardian, Martin Concordia, Mry,
Mason, Byrd guardian, Rodney Mason. minor
THURSDAY NOVEMBER l7-FoURTH DAY
Nance, Wesley guardian, Mary Belle Williams minor.
Pezodt Frederick guardian, Oscar jain,
m guardian, August Seyers minors.
Quade, Algebra guardian, Bessie Roy, Quade minors
enbcer administrator Emanuel eisenbce
Roberts, w. j. administrator, Albert n. Amos deceased
Summers VIM. A.. guardian. Edgar +. Summers, minor.
guardian Stephen Gertrude Ethel Dean
FRIDAY; NOVEMBER ls-FIFTH
r. guardian Leo Stewart
Schultz Albert guardian, Freda Cias Ella Schultz minors
guardian, Albert Moie Mcyde
Siemers, VIM. G.. Wlhelmine Rose deceased
Shelton NJ E, guardian Mabel L. Smith, minor
Summers VIM. guardian, Maud, Eua Niensted, minors.
Schaefer VIM. b.. executor, Chas Ross, deceased
SATURDAY NOVEMBER ls-SIXTH DAY
Tempeon, Z. S., guardian Carl Ruth Gohn minors.
Welty, VIM. guardian, William NJ Turner,
Wilkinson r. guardian, Georgia A. Wilkinson minor
welty, guardian Roy, Ruby, Raymond Leslie, minors.
Wissman, Wmu executor, II g. Phillips, deceased.
White G. guardian Addie Corene White, minor
Zimmerman Wm, administrator, Daniel Tusciof deceased
EDW d. HAYS, Judge of Probate.
The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20

Missourians are beholding
strange things in State politics
this fall. When Joseph w. Folk
was governor he caused the en-
actment of an anti-lobby law in
tended to prevent Col. Bill
Phelps and Joe Shannon and
others from coming in contact
with members of the legislature.
Now he is canvassing the state
as a speaker under direction of
Shannon, and in Jasper county
urged tn e election of Col.
Phelps as a member of the leg
islature.
The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20
CHAIRMAN CHARLES NORRIS.
~ AG GRES SIVE CAMP PAIGN
Chairman Morris Expects Win With Compact Orsanza
ton Already at Command and Conditions Favorable

beginning OF a campaign than II II
today. The county committees II
most Of the counties are already a,
work, and q determined effort will b.
made to get our vote to the polls
Under the leadership Of former Chair
man Walter s. Dickey a persistent ef
fort has been made TO organize ever.
have at headquarters the names o.
several thousand active party work
eTs who are anXiously waiting to b.
called upon TO begin work
There Is also cnimous approva
Of the platform adopted at Jefferson
City. Not a word OF objection thereto
has reached headquarters In any on,
of the thousands sf letters we have
received from party workers through
out the state.
1T is the purpose uf the State Com
mittee. so far as II is within its power
to carry the gospel Of Republicanisn
into every county in Missouri during
the next six weeks. The Republican
press OF the state-the best in any
western state---is already at work anC
doing splendid service for our party
THE outlook is In every way en-
coui aging. Missouri is now a Re-
publican state and, IL every Repub
lican will do his duty between nov
and November. there will be no tron
hle iu keeping 1t So"
The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20

Volume l. number l of the
Stoddard County Republi-
can. published at b loom :
field, appeared among our eX-
changes last week. 1t is a six
column quarto, all home print,
chock full of news, and goodly
number of attractive ads. Ollar
& Walker are at the helm. We
bespeak for this, the only Re-
publican paper in Stoddard
county. success.
The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20

Former Governor David r.
Francis, who has been hard
pressed as a candidate for United
States Senator because of his
intimate financial and. executive
relations with numerous big
public service and other copora-
tions, now seeks refuge behind
the announcement that he is to
retire from business. But will
his bonds and stocks and per-
sonal interest in his big corpora
tions be retired? Hardly! Not
now! Not now!
The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20
REPUBLICAN STATE PLATFORM

The sntatives of the Republican
u in convention assembled in compliance with the laws OF this
state announce the following platform
With renewed satisfaction call the attention
Missouri splendid
ation that has credit
as OF the policy
II continued power.
We administration
President Taft and commend him for his securing
aid of Republican
constructive and remedial accordance with the
pledges Of the platform OF 1905
We fidelity the principles of protection stated
national platform OF 1905 And endorse the tariff law 1905
reducing II
increases on Injuries 1t uphod the principle of protection Amer
industry a treasury
into surplus; the
And especially endorse the provisions Of the tarn law providing
for tariff commission whereby information be secured which
without disturbing business conditions
n schedules may be made from time time provide such
of protection will the difference
at home and abroad with a reasonable profit added
We especially commend the Republican congressman from Mis-
Of the Renucan state atrm Of fsos arn. on zinc ore
the maintenance protective duties lead
We favor that policy of of our public domain ana
by President Taft including the Of great inland
ecamng the swamped and flooded lands which now impaired
for the purposes OF cultivation
We proud that Missouri has become large and ncrea
national affairs and appreciate the sdsrts
Charles Nage whose good work Secretary of Commerce and Labor
commend and applaud,
STATE ADMINISTRATION.
election
administration sufficiently notable justify detailed
~ th rm,Ii" M ssrca ,b @ % axnNnt ot @ p M @ ]
this state
We especially endorse this record of achievement and
the people of Missouri SUM-
why should continue receive public approval
NoTE-Fclowing declarations is clear OF
and accomplished by Republican House
the administration of Governor Hadley
of his appoixees in charge OF depart
of the state government and an account OF the successful man
penal institutions with reference
instituted and to be established This part OF the
platform extensively printed and win in subsequent
edition this together with the platform and declarations on
present state issues. ft
The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20

John Kennish will be elected
Supreme Judge this time.
When he made the race before
there were too many Rabbits"
in Kansas City and too many
Indians" in st. Louis on elec-
tion day. Rabbits and In
dians" have been put out of
business by a Republican State
administration.
The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20

One simple proposition con-
fronting the voters of Missouri
now is, shall the kind of politics
represented by Governor Hadley
be approved, or shall Missouri
return to "the kind of politics of
which Col. Phelps is Missouri's
most conspicuous and notorious
example," as the st. Louis Re-
public said in an editorial June
3, 1910.
The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20

Judge CAN'T is one of the four
members of the Supreme Court
who found a way to prevent the
people from voting on an amend
sment to the constitution that
would prevent any further ger
rymandering of the Senatorial
districts. Keep that fact in
mind.
The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Judge OF the supreme Court.
JOHN c. BROWN.
For State Superintendent If Public
schools,
WM. 7. EVANS.
For Railroad and Warehouse Com
missioner,
FRANK A. WIGHTMAN.
For Congress. 18th District,
CHARLES \. CROW.
For Judge of the Circuit Court, 2sth
Judicial Circuit,
JOHN A. SNlDER.
For Representative.
HERMAN RABlCH.
For presiding Judge County Court,
MARTIN l.. HACPT.
For Judge County Court, lst District,
CHARLES SEWERS.
For Judge County Court, 2nd District,
WILL HIRSCH.
For Judge Probate Court,
EDWARD u. HAYS.
For Clerk Circuit Court.
HENRY L. HOFFMEISTER.
For Clerk County Court,
FREDERICK COVERT.
For Recorder of Deeds.
G. +. SlEMERS.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
JAMES II. DORIS.
For Collector of Revenue.
J. FRANK CALDWELL.
For Clerk of Cape Girardeau Court o
Common Pleas,
LOUIS KRUGER.
The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20

When Governor Hadley spoke
at Carthage he denounced the
kind of politics represented for
many years by Col, Bill Phelps
of that city and urged his defeat
as a candidate for the legisla-
ture. When former Governor
Folk spoke there he urged the
election of Phelps, whose pres
ence and lobby work was so Of
fensive to him while governor
that he sought legislation and
authority to drive him from the
capitol.
The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20
FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to all cred
itors and Others interested in the es-
tate of Glover Harris deceased that
/. the undersigned, intend To make
final settlement Of the estate of said
deceased al the next tern. Of the pro-
bate court Of Cape Girardeau County,
Missouri, TO be held at Jackson, Mis-
souri,, beginning on the l4th day of
November, 1910.
BERTHA HARRIS, Administrator
The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20

Governor Hadley is making an
active campaign of the state and
the people have been congregat-
ing in great crowds to hear him.
He has something to talk about
something of immediate and
special interest.
The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20

AS Supreme Judge John
Kennish will do exactly
right, as he may see the right.
And he has a way of seeing very
straight and very deep.
The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20
J. H. HOWARD

Democratic candidate for re-
election to the offie of Constable
of Byrd township, solicits your
vote and influence at the gen.
eral election, November s.
The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20

The desperate work of Mis-
souri, Democrats is encouraging
to the Republicans because it de-
notes the weakness of the en-
emy. Let Republicans Keep
Busy.
The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20

New belts, the proper thing,
in patent leather and Persians;
at Bruening & Kerstner Dry
Goods Co.
The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20

Democratic newspaper cores
pondents make mention of Gov
ernor Hadley's free use of his
official records in his speeches.
That's what is hurting the Dem
ocrats. OF course they squeal.
The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20

If there are any discordant
Republicans in Missouri they
are not spelling the music of
victory with their singing.
The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20

The Republican party in Mis-
souri, stands on its record-a
solid and safe foundation.
The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20

Shall Missouri go forward or
"crawfsh?"
The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20

Immediately after the adjournment
of the Republican platform conven-
tion at Jefferson City, September IA,
the new chairman OF the State Com
mittee. Charles ID. Morris of ST. Jo-
seph. went to st. Louis and estab-
lished headquarters on the seventh
floor Of the Holland building. 2ll
North Seventh street, taking the en-.
tire cast front on that floor. adjoining
the rooms which have been used for
State Committee headquarters since
the close OF the last campaign. There
James A. Finch Of Scott county, The
new secretary OF the committee. anu
force of assistants, under direction
of Meade c Dohson were at work
within a few hours and the campaign
was on in earnest before the week
had closed.
The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20

Chairman Morris promptly an
nounced his purpose 20 get in quick
touch with the organization of the
party in every county in me state.
that an aggressive campaign might
be started al once in every voting
precinct On Tuesday following the
opening Of headquarters after he had
found opportunity to scan the outlook
for the party al this time, Mr.. Morris
said:
Il have never seen the organization
of our party in better shape at the
The Jackson herald., 1910-10-20

Enterec at the postoftcc AT Jackson, Mo.
as ssconG-clAss matter Novembert Z, iS91.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-15

ers of such money; such note OF
notes be payable within six months
from date or a shorter period, and
to lear interest at a rate not greater
than per cent per annum. Be it
further resolved, That the mayor be
authorized to renew said note or notes
for the whole or any part of said sum
if the original be made for a short
err period than six months from the
date of the original note or notes.
Adopted.
The following resolution by Alder
man Leo: Be it and it is hereby re-
solved by the mayor and council of
the city of Brunswick. in council as
sembled, That a thirty-two candle
power incandescent lamp he INSTALL
streets and the Light & Water Co.
be requested to place it in position
at once. was referred to the commit
tee on sanitation, light and water.
BY Alderman Baker-Whereas, by
ordinance heretofore adopted, the
mayor and council of the city of
Brunswick has required and provided
for the paving of sidewalks as in the
respective ordinances specified upon
the following streets of said city. to
wit: Norwich street, from Mansfield
street to l. street; G. street from
Newcastle street to Cochran avenue,
Newcastle street, from F street to
Hanover square. and Mansfield street
from Bay to Albany streets. and
Whereas it is desired that said paw
ing, or so much of it as will be In
cluded within the limits hereinafter
stated be done;
Therefore, be it, and it is hereby
resolved by the mayor and council
of the city of Brunswick, in council
assembled, That the clerk of this
body is hereby directed and required
to issue as provided by law in such
cases notices directed to the respec-
tive property owners thereupon, mott
flying and requiring the said several
property owners to proceed with the
laying of the required pavement
property of such property owner in
the following territory in said city, to
wit:
Upon Mansfield street, from Bay
street to Albany street.
Be it and it is further in like man
ner resolved, That when the afore-
said notices have been duly prepared
and issued by the clerk of this body,
the same shall be delivered by MIN
to the marshal of said city. and the
said marshal shall thereupon proceed
to make immediate service of the
said several notices so issued and
delivered to him, as provided by law
to be done in such cases, and shall
make written return of the service
+ made by him in each instance, and
file said return of service, with a
copy of the notice served, in the Of
flee of the clerk of this body Adopt
ed.
BY the mayor-Be it and it is here
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by resolved by the mayor and coun
eli of the city of Brunswick, That
the Georgia Veneering and Fruit
Package Company is and shall be
and remain free and exempt from
any ad valorem taxes by said mayor
and council for and during the full
period of ten years next from and
after jan II, 1911, upon any property
of said company lying and being
within said city used as manufac-
turing plant during said period and
while in the hands of and owned by
said company, provided that this
resolution shall not be of force I'M
less and until said company shall
actually locate and operate it's plant
and business in said city and so long
only as their operation thereof by
said company shall continue. Adopted
Alderman Cox was excused from
the meeting.
Bills and accounts properly APP
proved and audited. were read and
ordered placed in course of settle
ment and clerk is directed to issue
executions against prOprty owners
for the sidewalk paving on Norwich
street. Adjourned.
n. d. RUSSELL,
Clerk of Council
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COUNCIL MINUTES.
Continued From Page Two)

enues, to whom was referred the pc
titon of H. S. McCrary, for refund of
81 impounding fees paid for four
head of cattle that broke out or were
let out of their enclosure. between l
and 4 O'Clock a. m. and were i'm
pounded, beg to report adversely
thereon. Respectfully,
w. R. COX, Chairman,
J. H. LEO.
Adopted
Reports of Officers.
From Robert Levison, marshal, for
the month of September, 1910.
Ordered filed.
From J. A. Butts, city physician
and health officers, for the month of
September, 1910
Ordered filed
Resolutions.
By the finance committee-Be it
and it is hereby resolved by the may
or and aldermen of the city of Bruins
wick in council assembled, That the
mayor be authorized to execute a
note at three months date in favor
of the Mutual Light & Water Co., for
the amount of their September ills,
in terms of the contract. Adopted.
By the finance committee-Be it
and it is hereby resolved by the may
or and aldermen of the city of Bruins
wick, in council assembled, That the
mayor be authorized to execute two
notes for $500 ecah, at one and two
years res Dectfully, with interest at
S pei cent per annum in terms of
the contract. in favor of the Fabric
Hose Co, of New York, for their
invoice of June 80, 1910, for 1000
feet of IRE hose Adopted.
~ the finance communicable it
and it is herei Y resolved by the may
or and aldermen of the city of Bruins
wick. in council assembled, That the
mayor be and he is hereby authoriz
Cd II borrow on behalf of the may
or and council the sum of five thou
sand dollars for the purpose OF ray
ing note for a like sum maturing or
the 9th inst, and to execute a note
or notes to the lender or lenders OF
such money; such note or notes tc
be payable within six months from
date Or shorter period, and to beal
interest at a rate not greater than
percentum per annum. Further re
solved, That the mayor be authorized
to renew said note or notes for the
whole or any part of said sum, if
the original be made for a shorter pc
riod than six months from the date
of original note or notes. Adopted.
By the finance committee-Be it
and it is hereby resolved by the may
or and aldermen of the city of Bruins
wick, in council assembled, That the
mayor be, and he ishereby authoriz-
ed to borrow on behalf of the may.
or and council the sum of twenty-five
hundred dollars. and to execute a
note or notes to the lender or lend
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-20
stock In sight.
OMAHA GENERAL sIARKETs
staple md Fancy Produce Prices Fur
niahed by huYcrn a nd Wholesalers.

BUTTER-Creamery No. l, delivered to
the retail trade, In lib. cartons 2Sc; No l.
Mc; in cobb tubs 265c packing stock. solid
pack, 2OAc; dairy in GO-lb tubs, 23c. Mar
ket CHANCES every Tuesday. ,,
EHEESE-rwlns, t6lac; young America,
nc; daisy, lie; Imburger lSc; No
brick. Ice; No O. 15c; domestic block Swiss,
29c; whole Swiss &c: imported Swiss, soc.
for storage $500; for fresh springs. zoe;
hens, 1Sc; cocks. 12hc; ducks, zoe; geese
i5c; turkeys. gBc; pigeons, pei doz., Sl.2O;
$40 ' per doz,: No, !, $500 per dog. Alive:
Brolers, from IA to ~ lbs, 40c; Ia TO
lbs, CSC; hens, 1lilc; old roosters, iOc; young
geese full feathered, lOc; turkeys, lSc;
guinea fowls, zoe each; pigeons, SUo per
doz.; homers. 500 per doz'; squads. No. l,
FISH (all rrvEenJ-Pickerel, SO; whltefish,
1Se; pike, l0o; trout, lSc, large crappies,
l5@lsc; spanish nackerel lSc; eel. lSc; had
iSo trout. lsc; buffalo, Sc; halibut, Sc;
white perch &c; whitefish. lbc yellow
perch, Sc; bullheads, lie; white bass. lie;
rOeshads si,o9 each: shadroes. per pair. Ogc;
No. 3, l9c. Loins: No, /, lSc; No. 2, l4Kc,
No lSHs c R9Ssi No No. yHG il5 No' S
IKE No. B. lie. Plate: No. /. sc; No. z,
FRUITs : Strawberries: Tennessee and
Missouri 24-qt. cases. per case. s2.75QS rs,
Oranges: California Camelia and Producer
brands Rediand navels, 1926 sizes. per box,
1900 12e size. per box. i52s; l5o-176 and
smaller sizes, per box, Ae1 Other brands
from Riverside and other districts, per box,
S3.0O9350; ll2 sizes, per box, $2.75.
Havana Mediterranean sweets, l26-ll2 sizes,
per box, S8.O0; $50 and smaller sizes, per
box, 1925. Lemons: Limoniera, extra
fancy SOO-360 sizes, $3.50; choice 3O0-S60 sizes.
per box, sl.75; 24O size, zoe per box less
Bananas-F'ancy select, per bunch, S225g
$50; Jumbo bunch, t2.75q3,75, Grape Fruit
Florida, tt-54-S4ISo sizes per box,
E.i5; California fancy vi, W. Pear
fancy w w. PeaTmains, Red Wood brand
per box $2.8; extra fancy Iowa Jonathans
per Dbl, 500 Cherries: California, pei
| iO-lb box, S2.25 Dates: Anchor brand
new, 90-lb. pkgs. in box, per box, 500. Figs
California loo size, SOC.
DECENTRALIZATION Potatoes: Wiscon-
sin and native, per Du., 50g6Oc Colorado
| per bu., 55c, New Potatoes In sacks, pei
| b. 21tc. Seed Sweet Potatoes; Kansas
| per Dbl, 500 Cabbage: New California
| and southern, per h., 3&c. Onions: Texat
! crystal wax, per crate, $50; yellow pei
| crate, sl65 Old Vegetables: Parsnlps, car.
! rots, beets turnips, In sacks. per lb., &c
Garlic: Extra fancy white. per H.. 15c
Nj New southern observation-disclosures. Pei
punches ACC. Carrots: Per doz. punches
Joe. shallotts: Per dos punches, Zoe
| Parsley: Per doz punches. SOC Beets
Per doz. punches. zoe. Spinach; Per bu., L
lbs, 800. Egg Plant: Fancy Florida pc