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RANGES
IBARG A D M S

HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
RANGES. COMBINATION COAL
GAS RANGES WE HAVE THE
FOLLOWING RANGES. ALL IN
GOOD ORDER
MAJESTIC RANGES FROM
$1,000 UP.
OHIO RANGES FROM $500 UP.
JEWELL. USED THREE MONTHS,
t2750.
ECONOMY. OLYMPIC. CRIES
CENT PEERLESS. ACME.
STANDARD. STAR ESTATE.
MIKADO. PENINS LA r.,
FAMOUS AND MONT X.
CHARTER OAK WITH RESER-
VOIR, GAS RANGES OF ALL
DESCRIPTIONS. COOK STOVES
FOR COAL OR WOOD. COAL
RADIATOR WATER HEATER
AND GAS WATER HEATERS,
WOOD. COAL AND GAS HEAT
Frs.
sULLY e. BALL,
Go PIKE ST.
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FOR sAlt-pOUlTpY
FoR sALE-FuKNITURe

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Waite Indian game rockarsiE and
Barred Hgeh cockuFeis fOF sale. Cedar
1905
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0~ecs~-es~~~y~J-s~0r~ NOs~~~.o-~N-~-o
Highest cash paid Tor furniture and
hegsrhoid sooda Main 1885. + adit
bfHka chairs. showcase Chicago store
Esd Qffire Furniture co. i1fs 10, Az
WANTED TO BUY--FuRNITURE
cp<S@c~@~r~ser-~~~ .S~0CS~s~~-rro-
AFAn4 haNfra rAefluE storage %
huNa YguH fufniture or Ntii sell u on
commission Main 1ss8; & 1sit
NaidsH Furn itio Is, = sssa lad seao
FOR sALE-WoO.i AND COAL
RsSfiiis fssI % AZ <isas> n al sd
nllliNopd ittl. led tt..
Patent dust pan with fret load oeai
Mainmflfht a Mrfaud Phones 1918
0rsat Western Fuei co Coal. fAT1s
mlu ND d Do L-.A n LII Ina As-o
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fssIle,e1T- z a. Ic,SssS 81 SscfSfllSS
office 1876 First Az Phone = aff2
a nofhachiia, auotionssr ard appreis-
ef. - your service hsin Ttssi L tsiA
FoR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS.
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N~=~~e~~~-s--~sss~sss~s e<-ss~s--@s~@-~~~s----~
mAnMEN wunM FHEE
We hsse 3uss grsurd q uHs nraurh -
eur Uafher Hrhaat a. gaa rblrd az.
rhira a. ana cat4uhfA 81 ahave. S..
hHiF cut ifs Clsan HusHs Eae1 lafs
vies Wark free chasEs u Ter ma
s1TioSAL aAHnEn coLLEoE.
Tive ArHnata
rKs Ttird A. 81 ~ ashfaxtna a.
We teaeh the barber trade aaiapists
enufse tfaaa WaEse raia ehHs
lsaFniaE
feana huslness utan ~ fair sfuraFigu
saeka place 30 retail lmsuhnF gard. -
whainsais 1gfses MsfefanFas MAJ
tails wtth Tpaf 3. A. urd. asa ttth
av W. city
ABESra WANTED re aid - sapeiY
TIE dsnanA for rhales uusswfV ftura
natflf nrss Ueah NesttF. Aaffess Carl
TAI CRY NURSERY CuMF&NF. Aatems
ursxun-
&ruaiaa Asthma cure Cos Retailers
ara iehnsra for Aguatls vibrator Sod
at drug stores ard supHlY hauses NJ
tNsr dam carry thFus. F0a can st them
a. Us Arcade Mtx
As~nts waayed New. useui sftiris. 10
cents hftng stHu pie AL Terms gunsnHa
ssass rsucN shafpsnHr. fa1q Fransliu Az.
seattle
Men. veil faks yaar vs. contracts or
rour hands auyuners. gsa Hullifaa
N4aeG
Mfas Us 6sasn rataooata fiTt8 IRA
eis Room gsT. Eraaars nidx. ast Is
rnira
aeennf .hanH eiashinF hanRiB aaf aaih
t9tt Ffss e Main satt. Ind . afta
CRAWFORD FLOOR Coz H aift
FianT trrfariuH sal Frffsfshfnr aune
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ROCHESTER,
SIS BEAUTIFUL HOMES SIS
GREAT 0PEMlMG SALE
NEW TOWNSHIP
AT JUNCTION TAREE RAILROADS.
In order advertise Rochester towne at the junction
OF three railroads we going sell limited Of
beautiful level cleared lots
are worth $50 each RIGHT NOW only SIS easy
without interest Free abstract and deed with each
purchase These lots lie as a floor are
cleared aud ready to put into garden
ROCHESTER, THE COMING CITY
Rochester situated a valley and surround
Roohester close vast quantities valuable timber
srss deposits o. the finest coal to be found IN the West Tho
rapidly going on viii make Rochester city OF least 10000
sn $1,000 Graded school stores ho'els shashes etc have at
are buay buiiding their new homes.
ROCHESTER, A FACTORY CITY
Tho owners OF Rochester ovnslo that
resolved to make Rochester the manufacturing
horn building working the plans the big urnlur
and other plants positively
assured as giving FREE FACTORY SITES AT
ROCHESTER, over 1000 steadily employed AZ
good In the vicinity Of Rochester
FREE IMPROVEMENTS AT ROCHESTER,
Pure sparkling spring viii be
will be completed absolutely FREE
beautiful Is being improved will
mated TO the property OF the townsitc
WE GUARANTEE OUR ADVERTISING
Dont be afraid that
for heard that hia
represented We this be the
bargain that has been offered the investing public
Don't single until property aud
found u 20 be better than said The train
leaves for Rochester morning look the
townso and return tho day n wish TO.
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY IN NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
prices Rochester for sis
each w be advanced $50 each aud there will
be on the market this SPECIAL OPENING
PRICE AFTER THAT TIME buy while you buy at
ground prices while with oPPOR
TUSfTY which sod tiB each
worth $3.50 900 COME IN TODAY write
ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET. References bank
hundreds OF Satisfied who all
making money Office open evenings until IA.
AMFRIGAM M0MF INWE@T7
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lHE SEATTLE STAR

10 10 aAns ECGs6afGnGN NJ SSsis
~ label u safh sa1ar Efa1 tbsi
tesiH - ~ Fp9r FuHHrrlpti5n has NOT
= isksr paid in advance your nams
~ 49, ne .st a change 81 dats
kf yea 49, Hbai iH receipt t890
T... tiss for siE months
-. .as1 natter
iHssig ~ envy. siH cents per week
2f carrier 30 free copies
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s~sSrNs@sNsN,Ns~s~s-~.&~ SN~Ss-~~~~-@S~Nr~S
Us Guys ffean 5eFE#Y coz, calf ~ her
eide, weeks old Green 2es corner
sand and Aurora Az Take Green Lake
car b Nouniain View
HOLCOMB CO. SALE STABLES
Heavy daft medium sired horses guar.
hntesd lala Naaiarn nN Main 1871
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FURNISHED ApARTMENTs.

~s,-~~~-S~~-fNs7Ts,--s- e
GRAND VIEW APAHrMENF 90
EaHfiRhe. strlctlg modern campleteii
furnished 8 4.rpafn 80 tee, special
summer rates. walking distance y 40.
IND 1914
Hsisidaro fsrnished apartments. heat
sight and gas. fta ADD fGo. lit valley
Phone Queen Anne 1923
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rtjs,,isrrp ROOMS

FURNISHED ROOMS
r~.~~~NrNe0ese-es~s~ sN=~0s@a~<s~s~<HsNaN7
"The Virgiuss cell bells clpsats
500 virginia Hf 4 hot and cold watcr
bik from Wsstlnks n every room. free
~ los modern fur baths ana phnHss
nishsd Gail outsider rates from ~ 81 70
roornat ever thing ~ per week Walk
new. steam heat iHg distance
THE ANNEX -29ot Eighth Az near
Wastlaka av.s new. clean, furnished
steam heHfed bedrooms (gor mem.
Rates 81 90 per week 25e per night
FrRNIsHEB ROOMS ~ PRIVATE
HOME.
Nenfeaf h0maiiha rooms cleanliness
and comfort assured. walking diEiahtt
iIif B0Flascu. between spring and seneca
olympic Apartments -- Housekoeplng
rooms 8i.iH and up. single rooms " ~
and upt best Hnd rhenpeFt close ln apaft
mants IL city. naar public MARKET 2pl'
For Hsnt one furnlshed room, steam
heated. suitable for Two people. walk
Ink distance. Tel Main e127, Api sua
. ~ tavRrne
one Furnished ro0u fGr two gentlemen
ana one housekeeping room, slao b"afu
D sses --
Furnished trent room. 1osh I'm Az.
t2 so pes wgek. -
Im seriai Hotel. i0s Yoslsr waY. hot. cold
water steam heat, bath, F2b9 week "p
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STAR'S BUSINESS DlREGT0RN


S~~cSoc.~cCSSooIIN
~ i0I APPRECIATE accurate piano
Nprk. eali r. Wilcox Main 1885, after 8
> ~ Fnrmeriy with Eilsrs
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BARoAIxs TX MIGLwoRK.
Builders can see a. glance that these
prices are belON the market inspee-
tion Of goods Invited Large sales
and small profits 10 cur selling prin-
caa you use any quantity Of the fol-
i0WinF job lots
20 900 n Lattice. regular price SOC. at
30 90 n. s.t.ln. window stock. resu-
lar price 7sc. az 15e per 100 a.
700 caiied Doors. various sizes. a, Ibe
! SEQ pairs Of sMsah old brass. ball
tipped. loose pin stanley standard
Phone your order q cut out this adj
vertiaement ana bring IL AZ once
o. - WiLLfAMs CO.
sash and Door Manufacturers
isi1 First Az s.. Sear walker 81.
Main its7 Ind 17ss
one large quarter oak. fiat TOP DESK
one UNDERGO GOD typewriter and desk. one
sais ,sr -s'' ebsas 4" isIs.ss ~" cnP.
m0dy al1 James -
Firnt class steam lss1ndrf for sale;
Everything iu good using order. call At
tb1 bleweii at. Fremont Tor iuforrua-
SPECIAL HOLIDAY PRICES
on all sewing machines Tor next 20 days
- COTE lEe Pike y, Main 1875.
Baby 50. De Laval Separator Tor
l5o 20 Riehsrds. Por, Blskeiey. n y b
@en's 80 blue serge aud sample bus
iuraE suits. 1850. Traele. room 1oI.
s0sh Third az. Traders Building
i8 ACRES land Tor sale a. Maple valley.
house and al Tor 1890 Address sga
Fiffh AZ. A Johnson Call p m.
Supplies Tor moving picture theatre.
Roll tickets sildea. etc. o v TrREEardh-
ieie First av
For Ealc-steel range. coal heater iron
bed. Morris chair. stair carpet and other
fgrnifhinga ia Harvard ~
quick Meal range for sale cheap. can
Rcd tsi
For sale-indian motor cycle Phone
Green ir5
FiFc-p passenger Fnrd car. almost new,
fuli equipment. teae Main MS
Nsw pianos Tor reus. rent applied on
nurrhnse Meyer Toner. az Tlnlan q
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NNf-Na~sNsH@fffNrsra~Ar
HOUSES.
~40~~N~~-~e-~-e-es~e~ -~~~N-~~~~s~@~~.~e~~~
Ualy 81 % per month fur q nice lit-
10 cottage Tor twa people Great lafEs
iot HnaufiguHy sltuatrd riRht on Lake
ggashinzt1n. a. Rainier Bsnrh- GRAND
.tleu Firs-cant ear fare. &. W Darby
raon SOS Savoy hotel
FaF Heut-.Ta steady tenant. nVo-room
cottage ard good barn ASH Lans ct
Maple 1891
Hruf- Fivs-room hpuss. hair block %
Madison. fzt 9Th 81 ass lia. s1igrsd
gaa esBs
eir room hoasa with niee yard Phone
queen Anne 1ett.
Dor rent house In ballard seven rooms
modern SIS. near Fremont sNaliarf car
lins iia1 " s1fi 81
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GRATED LOANS

~f.6x cSNf5 ScGNGNnN faOfrf
on REAL ESTATE. FURNITURE, Pt.
AMOS LIVE STOCK or ANY GOOD
EECNNtTT EASY PAYMENT PLAN
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES. AAIS
f7f7 IND fbEf
OSCAR y JENSEN a CO. INC.
tit northern Bank H'dR tih and Pike
Loans 90 farnituYa. horses etc VIII.
lam Roach room ~ View York HidK
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NORTHWEST TRUST SAFE DE-.
POdir CO. Firrt AZ. and Columbia o.
fC0imnu NuliainEf. Invites applications
Tor loans from ~ zoe 90 o.. 900 on i'm
proved Seattle rsaidsnce properly 10
established districts
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-04-07

Leb Dye, out Molino way, is
riding in a new runabOut.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-04-07
Points Regarding the Census.

O4AVS 1NSS OA NhhS OhN SSAASNS'
The census begins April - and
must be completed in thirty days.
The cnumeratorS will wear a
badge inscribed United States
Census. 1910"
The law requires every adult
person to furnish the prescribed
information, but also provides
that it shall be treated conf
.dentially, so that no injury can
come to any person from answer
ing the questions.
The Census Bureau, prior TO
April 10, will distribute to every
farm owner and tenant in this
state a blank or schedule contain
ing the Census questions relative
to farm operations and equip
ment. This should be filled up,
if possible, not later than the
morning Of April 10, but if any
one has been unable to fill it up
by that time, he should do it as
soon afterwards as he can.
People who do not speak Eng
lish or who do not understand
the schedule completely should
get help from others, if possible
in filling it up,
The President has issued a
proclamation, calling on all citi,
zens to cooperate with the Cen
sus and assuring them that it has
nothing to do with taxation, army
or jury service, compulsory
school attendance, regulation OF
immigration, or enforcement of
any law, and that no one can be
injured by answering the in,
qulrles.
1t is of the utmost Importance
that the farm census of this state
be complete and correct.
Therefore every farm owner
and tenant should promptly, fully
and accurately fill up the Cad,
vance Farm Schedule" and care
fully preserve it for the enumer,
atOr when he calls.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-04-07
]. H. WILKINS

eight miles southwest of Mexico,
"a miles east of Beaver Dam
school house offers the service of
the Great Young Saddle Stallion
Ireland King
3737 A. s. II. r. sired by Chestnut
King End 2379, son of Squirrel
King 973 and out of Lady Berger
1865, by Brown Bon Ton 726.
Dam, DIaude- Roddy 1852, (1-2
sister of Ike) by Mambrino lie
Grand Jr., 1893; seconu uam,
Flora, by Little Billie Denmark.
Third dam, daughter of Rock
away 1900 Squirrel King 973
was the greatest son Of the re-
nowned Black Squirrel So and
was one of the greatest show
horses and shOw-hOrse sire IN
the world. MambrinO LIE Grand
Jr., 1893 was the sire Of the
great horse Ike, while Ireland
Kings Bird and 4th dams are Of
the firm foundation stock that has
made the Mo. saddle horse 50
great.
Ireland King is a handsome in.
dividual, solid bay in color with
style, substance and action equal
to that of his grand sires and
they were the sensational show
horses Of the world. Ireland King
is good enough to breed the best
registeeEd saddle mare in Mo.
to- and the true saying goes
Likeness Begets Likeness /"
then bring your best mares anC
raise a colt that will do to com
pete with the world.
Season $15 to insure a living
colt.
Also the good mule string
Jack, Major Elephant 50559, sir
ed by Black Elephant, he by Ole
imported, Black Elephant. Dam
a big jennet by Major B. This :;
a black fellow with white points
about Is hands high. Also tw,
IgOod young jacks. The abov
jacks will stand at IS to insure t
living colt.
Mares from distance will b.
met at Mexico and pastured i
So per month. Come and see be
fore you look elsewhere.
| j. II. Wilkins.
| R. F. D. 3. Mutual Phone.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-04-07

searched, Capt. Edwards, 2nd
Lieut. Householder and Ord Lieut.,
Galloway went to Glands.
But the hidden couple, about
the same time, by another route
started home, but failed to meet
the anxious charivariers. Third
Lieut.. Galloway went in at the
open door and Capt. Edwards
End Lieut.. Householder heard
him and was sure it was the "sly
old fox" So they sent him back
to get the others, but when he
arrived he found that the bride
and groom had returned home,
so he remained. The other two
got tired Of waiting for their help
and charivaricd the empty house.
and did it well too. After being
satisfied with that they vcntured
into that house and searched
every room, and peeped in every
corner, but found they searched
in vain. When they returned to
Lieut.. Gatewood to report, they
found the bride and groom serv-
ing refreshments. Of which they
partOok also, Judging from their
crest fallen appearance, and the
lperspiration on their brOWS they
needed refreshing. After spend
ing a short time, talking and
laughing over their defeat and
having a good social time, they
left wishing the bride and groom
all that was good.
Some one spoke of prospect
for a charivaring the Skinner cor.
respondent and Madam RumOr.
And, boys, there are several EN-
Ipty houses in the neighbOrhoOd
which You might charivari if you
desire to keep in practice. Mr.. f
Weinand, says you may visit the
one on his farm first if you like
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-04-07
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.

We wish to call your attention
to the Fine Line of Fruit and Or
namental Trees and Vines, Roses,
etc, now located on lot adjoia-
ing Hoxsey Hotel. Call and see
us. We can supply your wants.
Wilkerson Nursery e. Orchard G.
If Mexico, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-04-07

w. L. Corner and wife leave
next Tuesday for a six month s
visit to their children in Wash
ington State. We wish them a
pleasant journey and visit and
safe return.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-04-07
Obituary

Tn memory Of Anna May Eliza
beth Walka, who was born in
jackson county, Ind, Oct. 2, 1868.
Died at her home near Martins.
burg, Mo-, March %, 1910. On
January 90, 1897, she was united
in marriage to Mr.. Eli Nichols. To
this union two children were
born, one daughter, Minnie Pearl,
dying in infancy; one son, Orval,
who, with her husband, survives
her, besides two sisters, and three
brothers mourn her loss.
She was converted to Christ in
early childhood and lived a noble
Christian life. When young she
united with the Presbyterian
church. After her marriage, in
1897. she went with her husband
to the Methodist church at
Martinsburg. Funeral was from
the Methodist church in Martins.
burg, Friday afternoon, conduct.
| ed by Rev. S. p. Stillman, after
which the body was laid to rest
in the Wright cemetery.
Our loved one is taken from us
into the better land where sOr.
row never dimS the eye and
where friends once parted here or
earth are united forever. She
started her task here on earth and
will complete it in the land Of
flowers and sunshine. We al
know earth's comforts are sweet
but it is only a little while anC
then another sorrow will come
But in heaven God will wipe
away every tear.
1t was her desire that the R. N
A. lodge would be her pallbearerl
as she was a member. She saiC
she wanted them to carry her t.
the perfect rest.
The floral offering was a beau
tiful design.
4 home is saddened and NJ
gentle voice is heard but yet it i
Thy Will and we would not cal
her back. Weep not for her. 70
she sleeps in faith, and was pre-
pared to enter the void beyont
where death never comes. "He
task is finished, she hath don,
what she could" and she stand
waiting to welcome you in tn
bright world beyond.
We bear testimony to tn
Christian character, fidelity +
duty, pure life and kind heart o
our departed friend. We recol
nize her removal from us as
call to greater diligence and on
need of divine strength, as wei
as a warning to be ready VINE
the Heavenly Summons comes :
each of us. We all miss her fror
our midst. Blessed are tn
dead which die in the Lord. FroI
henceforth; yea, saith the Spirit
that they may rest from thel
labors and their works do folloy
them. "
One by one earth's ties ar
broken,
One by one earth's loves decay
Nothing is so bright but fadeti
All that's sweet must pass away
A Friend.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-04-07

The j. j. Alexander stock OF
goods in Laddonia has changed
hands again, this time being
bought by E. w. Tonting, Of
Decanter, Ill.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-04-07
LIBERTY ITEMS.

The recent rains fine on the
oats and grass.
A few blowing for corn, but
none planted.
j. T. Allen of near Benton City
bought a nice saddle horse last
week of NJ. b. Mills of Boone
county at fancy price.
Charley Allen was up near
Hallsville last week on business.
j. T. Allen is erecting nice
four room building on the B.
Hickman farm, near Benton City.
Mr.. Allen has the farm of zoe
acres rented for number of
years.
George Barlow of Palmyra is
working for B. A. White this
season. Mr.. White lives near Ben
ton.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-04-07
Rlbe.

You will also find at the same
barn Ruhe, the famous black jack,
formerly owned by r. H. Cauthorn,
who Is we'll known as fancy
breeder for premium mules. Is
the sire of more show mules than
any jack in the State. Will make
the season at $40 to insure living
colt.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-04-07

Mrs. George Brock is at the
bedside of her sister, Mrs. D. E.
Shea, at Centralia, who is report
ed quite i'll.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-04-07
HoLLENsVILLE.

way last Sunday and w. OIL
Dowcll assistant.
Rev. Leonard preached to al
large and attentive audience
Sunday.
Homer Slonaker Of Buell. and
Miss Matte Slonaker who isl
teaching near Thompson visited
d. NJ. Slonaker's Sunday
Misses Lena Galloway and
Callie Berry Of Mexico spent
Sunday with relatives here.
VIM. Cowcll of north OfI
Moline, formerly of here, is quite
sick.
j. S. HALEY of Fort Collins.
Colo, has sold his property there
and will come back to Audrain.
McGee Bros. sold few 200 ID.
hogs to Powell & NIundy last
weel
Mrs. Fannie Crawford enter
tanned several friends at dinner
Sunday.
The ladies Of Midway church
had three new lights put in the
church last week.
That Postponed Charivari.
AT 8 p. m, Jan. -. 1907.
Claude McGee and Miss Emma
Hollenshead were joined in the
holy bonds Of matrimony. Cap
tain George Edwards had a large
company organized for a chart
vari. but on account of deep mud
and heavy rains that night, they
didn't entertain the bride and
groom.
But on the lovely evening Of
March %, 1910. Capt. Edwards.
LIST Lieut. Elmer Gatewood, 2nd
Lieut. Harry Householder, Jr.,
Bird Lieut.. Warren Harper Gala
way, organized a brave company
and gave them an old time chart
vari. And this is how ii happened
They meant to charivari the
bride and groom that the Skim r
correspondent and Madam Rum
or have been telling us 50 much
about. Some Of the older ones
said Of the groom: "IIe is a sly
old fox and you'll have to watch
him mighty close, for he'll got
away if you give him half a
chance. " Well, they watched
mighty close and saw the happy
pair come home at sunset and
followed them to Claud'S a quar-
ter Of a mile away about 30
minutes later end through the
open window saw them eat sup
per with Claude and wife. Then
watched the "better halves" do
the dishes. A little later they saw
them go TO a dark hall and porch.
and then say good night" and
Claude and Emma say, "Come
back to breakfast in the mora
ing" Then they also heard f. j..
say, 81 guess we will, we have no
cook stove. and nothing to cook. -
They then followed a couple
carrying a lantern burning very
law, back to the home Of the bride
and groom.
Then they remembered the ad-
vice about watching close, and
some of them went to one place
and some to the other to look and
listen. After crawling over the
yard and erouching near win
dows, and learning nothing more,
they all gathered at the home of
f. l.. and bride, and gave Claude
and his wife, a big long and loud
ehariyari After giving them a
chance to show their skill N
eharivaring, Claude opened the
door and invited them in They
called for the bride and groom
and on being told they were not
present the boys searched in
every room and failed to find
4he victims. Finally apart Of the
company decided to 60 to
IL. - T..... 1 - ;o,.t Gn4.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-04-07

John T. ricketts, is down in
Arkansas, looking around"
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-04-07

}. w. Winscott for some months
past has been in quite i'll health.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-04-07
NltiGG Of Final GLthalRlt.

Notice is hereby given that I, T. j..
Bybee, administrator, viii make final
settlement of tho estate of S. Spots
wood Johnston, deceased at the May
Term OF the Probate Court of Audrain
County, State of Missouri, to be held
in Mexico, on the second Monday in
May, 1910.
t. ]. BYBEE,
Administrator.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
Fulton News
News items may be left at Mel
sens Furniture Store, or pllOned
tO Madison 474o.

Mr.. Il. Il. Nelson has returned TO MS
home in Orange, after visit TO ms
parents. Mr. and Mrs. X. Nielsen, Ssa
williamsburg avenue
The Ladies Auxiliary Society OF
Denny street NJ T.. church. will hold
their meeting, Monday afternoon At
3 o'clock, with Mrs. n. i. CARRIER, 3si-
Villa msburg avenue,
Mrs Coleman OF Twenty seventh
street, visited friends here this week
Mrs. j. H. Oyler. OF Efcho, Ia the
guest Of Mrs. III. +. CARRIER. 1912 VII.
Harrisburg avenue. while attending the
fair.
The Parsonage Society OF the Denny
Street NJ ". church Will meet at tht
parsonage Monday evening. eight
Mr.. Jesse Curry. of the United
states navy IL here visiting his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Curry. 3946 WIZ
liamgburg avenue,
Mr. Eliet AGED father OF Mrs. Ellet
Of williamsburg avenue. continues ~
at the Soldiers Home.
DIR. b. L. Reams. who has beer
spending some time ~ Clifton Springs
IL now Visiting in Niagara
Mrs. Louis Seal Is quite sick In hei
home on Seventh street
Messrs Harold Nelson and Leroy
Smith have returned from a ten days
fishing and hunting trip down this
James.