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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1910-04-16
viii Warren,c
SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO. 4-Kiln Pre-
cinct

SUfEkflSOk Dio ihiSl W. hih
einct.
George Allen,c Victor Bilbo
W II Burrell,c sam BaDlnger,c
Arthur Barns,c George Browne
George Bruns,c Wm Barber
Ed Barber Castor q Crow
sam Carter,c Moses Carter,c
Ozier Carter,c Ferdinand Deprio
Thomas Evan5,c Oscar FaYre
Joe Gonzales Chas Genin
Gilbert Gillem,c Wm Gilem,c
Leon Green,c C N Hutchinson
Elijah Henry,c NJ deStWe5t
Jordan Hemdt Willie HoWard,c
Fate Henry,c Louis Johnston
Rlcnard James Richard Jones,c
f A Jackson,c Ben Jordan,c
Sam Jordan,c Peter Jonnson,c
+ W LockneId Zeus Lind
A Lott John Ladner
wilson LeWio,c Syhie5 Lucock,c
j > Little Mack Lloyd
john Mar5e George McCann,c
J b McGoWan,c Eddie McMIuan,c
Babe McMilIan,c Peter MeyerS,c
Ed MarsOn walter MuTray,c
G NJ Monday,c Abe Monk,c
SYLVAN NlGaIse Peter b Nelson
Luman Nicaise Manuel Oden
joe Pattailof william Payton
L + Plttman,c Simon Roonson,c
Henry Russ william RObinson,c
Joe Seal Henry Suggs,c
Aaron Simmon,c Chas Sipp,c
JeH Spaulding,c Ed Stefor,c
Steve Sautee,c Jesse Sone6
Antoine TravIraca E Thompson
Nelson William8,c Ike WilIiams,c
Jack Wilhams,c Eli Wilson,c
viii Work,c Isaac WiIliams,c
c E Wiggins,c A A Williams
Tom Wllkins,c VIM WIlllam6,c
I e williams
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1910-04-16
SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO. - MOreau
Precinct.

John Black,c Jim Browne
Dave Bucket,c r Brooks, C
Luther Cameron, II Cunningham,
Calvin Fayard Bea Gaston,c
Wm Ii ooI Elector Gafiga
4 l. Gardner,c jim Gause,c
VIII Harrington.c Alex Hoines,c
william James,c will Jackson,c
walter king,c II S Little
Bapllste Ladner j r Little
j McIhomas,c Dave McWoo is,c
A McRea,c Joe McGowan,c C
James McMillan,c DaYe Newkirk,c
L l. pugh,e A D Pugh,c
D RelesIord,c Lawrence Saucier
Nicholas Saucier Stepnaa Seal
Joe Scapeglch John Saaders,c
i Slade,e walter 3mltn.c
iienry Wll..~..is,c Alfred williams
Robert Wa,den,c John w4.ght,c
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1910-04-16
SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO. 4-Parker Pre-

SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO. 4-Parker Pre-
cinct.
Anthony Brenham,c Sam Greene
John Hawthorne Joe Johnson,c
jeff Kelly VIM F Lee
Jim Lucy,c Link Morgan,c
Peter McInnis,c Patrick McLain,c
James Moody,c Altman Malachi,c
John Powell,c Glenn Patterson,c
Joe Robinson,c Albert Salles,c
Berry Slakes,c Chas Simmons,c
A W Wallaee,c WIN Young,c
Joe Young,c
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1910-04-16
SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO. = Logtown

Henry hdams,c Albert Abrom,c
Sam Alexander,c Louis AuguSt,c
Frank Acker,c James Acker,c
Nose Ayery,c + b Bowman
John Bennett c X Bennett
Felix Brooks,c Richard Browne
Henry Burton,c Jos Burrell,c
Jos Beers,c Richard Butler,c
Louis Banks,c John Berthone,c
Ed Christmas,c William Carter,c
Henry Clay,c Jerry Caryer,c
Jim Chatman,c C + { Cherry,c
Will Cheatman, John Cyprien,c
Walter Cornehus,c Jesse Dawsey
Charles Demise Isaac Douglass,c
w w Deyereau Simmons Deverean
John Davis,c Joseph Davis,c
Charles Davis,c Henry Deniels,c
VIC Douglass, &C Eli Dorsey,c
Johan Daniels,c Caz Ellis
William Ellis, Mack Elliot,c
vii! Edmund,c jackson Evans,c
CIR Farr,c Henry Farr,c
Armstrong Favre Lee Foster,c
John Ford,c Frank Fayre
James Felder,c Benz Franklin,c
William Frye Charles Ford,c
sam Foxworth,c George Gilbert,c
Wilford Greene Ed Glover,c
y
Henry Gatlin,c Jos Howe,
George Harris Thomas Hill,c
Will Hunter,c Emile Harper,c
/ Henderson,c C Arthur Isaac,c
Whitney Isaac,c jeff d Jopes
Henry Johnson,c C nj S Jackson,c
John Jones,c Will Jones,c
Manuel Jones,c Louis Johnson,c
Martin Jordan, Jr,e Felix James,c
Ed Jones,c Gus Jeannette,c
Henry James,c Fred James,c
Emile Joseph,c VIM Jackson,c
sam Johnson,c Mason Johnson,c
Jim Johnson,c Tom Jullus,c
Ulman Koch Richard Koch
Joseph Keys,c Jesse Lott, Jr,
Henry Lynch,c John Langston,c
Frank Luc, w c Little
Peter Lloyd Edward Lewis,c
Thomas Leone Jules Lewis,c
Tom Lewis,c Henry Lee,c
Charles Lee,c Frank Lee,c
Isaiah Lewis,c Sam McCarty
Dan McCarty Thomas Miller
OF Mitchell Will Munday,c
Dan Mitchell,c Thomas MeCloud,c
ISAIAH Mills will Murray,c
] e Moultry,c d j Moultry,c
George Maioney,c Henry Miller,c
n Mitchell Howard McGee,c.
oscar McLeland,c Ira Mingo,c
Moses Nichols,c Joseph Noll,c
sam Nichols,c Andrew Osborne
left Odom Jules Parker
Melton Peronne Simon Parker,c
peter Pairs,c Silas Parker,c
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1910-04-16
SUPERVISORS DISTRICT no. 5-Waveland

Precinct.
NJ E Ansley John AItimus,c
Harry Bourgeois James Bourgeois
Alfred Bourgeois Eugene Bruns,c
George Carver John Carver
Sidney Carlo John Fennell,c
George Jones Martinez Jonnson,c
Miles Jones,c G Ladner
Sidney Ladner Ettienne Ladner
Henry Ladner walter Munday,c
Albert Meyers Edwin O'Donnell
warren Peters,c Edgar Peters,c
Henry Petz A L Rlmes
Phiio roth JOS Reeder
John Stuli Ed SmIth,c
william Smiths Artnur Smith,c
JOS w Tirado Geo Fifado
Geo Tillman,c Chas watson,c
Jos Zimmerman
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1910-04-16
CLOG
TA L K

In buying Clocks, the
public regards the out
ward appearance or the
show tina t tn e case
makes, without giving
proper thought to its
mechanical perfection
the vital part Of the
clock.
Clocks that do not
keep perfect time are
an aggravation, and one
that emits harsh grind
ing sounds in striking
is grating on the nerves.
Our clocks are me-
chanically perfect, and
are encased as elabo-
rately as the prices
asked will allow.
First, the Mechanism.
Second, the Appearance.
Third, the Price.
These three cOnsti-
tute a harmonious whole
that makes it to your
best interest to buy
clocks here.
&. O. johnson,
Bay St. Louis, Miss.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1910-04-16
SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO. 5-city of Bay
St. Louis Precinct.

| N Apply Charles All, Jr
James Alexls,c jules Alexis,c
Paul Alexis,c Joseph Armand,c
Henry B Ailen,c Joseph Adam,c
CASTOR Rayhi Andrew Bankston
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1910-04-16
SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO. l-Ansley Pre-
SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO. l-PearIingtOn
Precinct.

Precinct.
HI Allen,c jeff Arden,c
Robt Austin,c Chas Anderson,c
Louis Anderson,c C John Bennett
Chas Boyer Alex Burton,c
Chas Browne Jos Burrell,c
James Burton,c C Arthur + Belle
Jesse Burton,c Chester Burton,c
Richard Burton,c John Belle
James Broaden,c Wilson Browne
JW CoNart Henry Coleman,c
Louis Carter,c A Carmachiel,c
Turner Cubit,c Chas CoIlins,c
Harrison Collins,c Ed Cornelius,c
VIM Decaudreaux,c Andrew Dorr
John Douglass,c Robt Douglass,c
Sam Ellis, Joseph Ellis
Jack English,c C Nose EdWards,c
Robt J Fiyans,c Jack EvanS,c
Victor Evans,c John Felder,c
Luther Farley,c James Frost,c
Theo Gutierrez Chas Givens,c
Sidney Gray,c Nathan Groom
John Gaines,c Robt Graham,c
Aug GiIbert,c F Graham,c
Viii Gaines,c Coleman Giyens,c
Sherman Gaines,c Wesley Gray,c
Norman Gaines,c S H Hursey,c
Abner Hursey,c Eugene HarTis,c
Richard Harris,c John Holmes,c
Ed Hurgler,c Ben Holmps,c
Will Holmes,c Isaac Holn.3s,c
Matt Hannah,c Robt Johnson,c
Lawrence Johnson,c Alfred Jones,c
George Jordan,c Willie Jessie,c
Almo Johnson,c Chas Jones,c
James Jackson,c Ed Kain,c
Arthur Lewi5,c Thomas Lee,c
Leon Lemierc, Robt Lee,c
Jules Lewis,c Chris LolOW,c
Will Laney, C jim Macarthur
Nick McKan,c Sol Macarthur
Eugene McCree,c Louis McCree,c
Henry Moore,c Beverly Malone,c
Ruth o5es,c Aaron Mars, Jr,c
Joshua Munday,c Ira Muigo,c
John Non,c Alexander Nelson,c C
Shedrick Peters,c Thos Pittman,c
Nick Payne,c Herbert Peters,c
Norie Peters,c Philip Peters,c
Jack Peterson,c Chas Poll,c
Frank Roberson,c o A Rhodes,c
Bernard Rochon,c Henry Russo
julius Reed,c James Reed,c
Robert Reed.c Silas RIchardsOn,c
Zedo Richardson,c H c Rogers,c
Sim Robinson,c Jake Seal
Smell Snell,c ChaS Singleton,c
William Smith,c Alfred Smlth,c
VIM Slmmons,c Charles SnoW,c
Hardy Swain,c Robt ThomaS,c
Carter Thompson,c Ed Turner,c
James Turner,c James Thomas,c
Geo Thomas,c Norman Window
Sudey Wallace,c Allen WaIker,c
Geo Williams, Jr,c Henry Walker,c
Isaac Walker,c Henry Wyman
Harrison William5,c Sam Wright,c
Andrew Wooten,c Isaah Wooten, Jr,t
Ellis Wright,c Sherman Wallace,c
Grant Wilson,c Fred Wilson,c
Randolph Winston,c Henry Wiley,c
DC Weary,c Andrew j Williams
James Young,c Geo a Young,c
Sandy YouEg,c
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1910-04-16
NOTICE. List Of Delin-
quent Poll Tax Payers for
the year 1909.

l, Albert J. Carver, sheriff and tax
collector of Hancock county, State OF
Mississippi, do hereby certify that the
following is list Of the names OF all
persons delinquent for poll-taxes for the
year 1909 in said county, vino failed to
pay said poll taxes on or before Febru-
ary 15t, 1910, as required by law, and as
shown by the personal roll in my otfice,
said list being published in accordance
with the laws OF the State OF Missis-
sippi:
SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO. 1-Ansey Pre-
cinct.
Eugene Dufau,c A NJ Funily
Edward Green Daniel Garcia
Ed Kimball,c Cha5 Ladner
Jules Lafrance NJ Pizaln
George Peter5on,c Richard Riggs, Jr
Robert TnOmas,c
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1910-04-16
SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO. - Bay ST.
Louis Precinct

Dave Andrews Alcide Adams,c
willis Anderson,c C wade AleXander,c
Mike Asher viii Adam5,c
John Austin,c Frank Bourgeois
sohn Benigno Albert Bourgeois
Valry Bourgeois James Berry,c
Ed Barrett SylVeste Bourgeois
Eugene Buchanan James Bourgeois
Gus Ballard,c Pat Blackshear,c
Leonard Byrd,c warner Burrell,c
Lib Bruns,c August Bourgeois, Jr
Elmer Bourgeois Andrew Bariack,c
Henry Bosarge Salvador Benigno
Pat Butler,c James Butler,c
C G Capers Charles Chlnn,c
Henry G Cunningham,c VIM Cotes
Edwin Carver Peter Carver
NJ Chemich Charles C0lllns,c
Nick Cospolich,c john COleman,c
j G Cooley,c Paul Coleman,c
Robt Coyle,c Steven Cospolich,c
h G. Dudley Lee Donald5on,c
owen Deason,c E a Dent
Prudhomme Dejois,c Allen Dawson,c
Ira Dean,c Eddie Dayis,c
Chas Dove,c John Eagan
walter Elliott Matt Enre6a
Frank EIder,c JOS Iole t'aYre
Geo Ii Faison jack t'aYre
Chas Anatole Favre Asa Fayard
Chas f Fayre John Fricke
Thomas Fox,c Frank F'ox,c
Peter FarcOunettu,c Raphael FaVre
Chas T Favre E W FeIix,c
Alcide Fayre Xavier FaVre
Albert Fayre (Jack) David Fayre
Asa Fayard william Fayard
GARFIELD F'ayard Henry Frye,c
Alphon6e t'aYre W 2 Gibson
II II Granelloni walter Goslin,c
Geo Gad5on,c Armand Garcia
Charles Glllem,c Dan Garcia
Henry Gri1in,c Glover Green
Pnil Harris,c James Harris,c
Allen Hartley,c Isaac Haynes,e
John HaIney,c Hank HoDDs,c
Howard Holmes,c will Holmes,c
Alfred HoImes,c Johu Henry
Sidney A Johnston Willie ID Johnston
VIM Johnson,c Will Jackson,c
James Jopes,c Joe Jones,c
Charley Jones,c Paul Jacko,c
Pies Jonnson,c W f. Kingston
Alfred NJ Kingston John kaufman
Bennett. LlZana,c NJ LOIacauo
Oscar LafontaIne Eddie Lee,c
Eugene Lizana SyiYest LuXIch
Victor Luc Forest Luc
WIN N Ladner Carl I Noon
J B A1oulon Fred ALosely,c
Carl Moore,c Henry Marun,c
George Mackey,c Frank McLnnis,c
Bill McLeod,c J " Moore,c
Peter McInnIs,c J d Meyers
W & Miller Louis McGrif,c
K 5 Mapier,c Raphael Moran
Ab Murphy,c 5 / McQueen,c
walter AIuuuay,c VIM McMoore,c
n
Plez Odom,c EW Perlee
Harry PerIee Forest Ploux
Richard Pierce,c ForestaI Ploux
Frank Riggs Saucer Reed, Jr,c
J u Rutherford Porter Roblnson,c
Thomas Rogers,c Diamond Robinson, c
Jackson RoDlnson,c VIM Rountree,c
sam Reyer, Isaac Ross,c
Ed Rouse,c George Spadone,c
Jack SmiJh,c Odom Same
Ellis 0tratton,c C Mason Snipe.c
George Simmons,e Peter Stokes,c
Ed SmIth,c James Smith,c
Will Sumter,c George Turado
Felix Tate,c Colon Iurcotte
Ben Turcotte Sam Teresa
John Thomas B Vanburen
Jesse Varner,c Philip Williams,c
Noah Wilson,c Paul Williams,c
Calvin Williams,c Nelson williams,c
Myarad WilIiams,c Leonard Williams. C
I NJ Williams,c Homer Watson,c
Sam Wllliams,c John West,c
George Wnaley,c william White,c
John window Robert Yaeger,c
BENZ Marlborough
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-26
LARGEST CIRCULATION
IN BOONE COUNTY.
CALL FOR PRACTICAL SYMPATHY

There is a call for practical sym
pathy for the hundreds of homeless
ones in the Northwest-victims of the
great forest fires. Not the kind of
sympathy which says Il am sorry" and
passes on its way, but that sort which
digs down into its pocket and shares
with the one who has lost everything.
Human agency has been powerless to
check the mighty conflagration, and
the problem has become one of life
saving, in large degree. Much dis
ress will follow among the thousands
who have lost homes and means of
livelihood, and relief should be for
warded promptly and in liberal meas
uro. America has never failed to heed
the cry of suffering. unfortunate hu-
manity within her own borders or in
foreign lands, and the appeal from the
fire-swcpt regions OF the Northwest
should awaken ready and hearty re-
Sponsc.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-26

Oh. you Little Italy, The Associ-
atcd Press is authority for the state
m"nt that priests in the dioceses of
Milan. Turin and Venice will no longer
give absomtion to women who offend
in the matter of extreme STYLES in
dress. just what is meant by "ex-
trcm"" is left to the Imagination. The
dresses worn by the leaders of fashion,
especially at the Italian resorts, are
characterized as scandalous. Women
are protesting against what is termed
unwarrant"d Interference by the
church Of course, it is possible that
TINS Is clever advertising scheme to
attract tourist travel from America
IN any event. it will doubtless have
this effect
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-26

Columbia will be called upon to en-
tcrtain, next Thursday, probably the
largest body of visitors in her history.
when the Modern Woodmen gather
here. Every resident of the city should
take personal interest in extending
cordial greeting to these visitors
and showing open hospitality. They
are representatives of one of Amer
lca'S foremost fraternal insurance So
cieties. whose every purpose is for
the strengthening of home ties and
the protection of the family. There
is no politics in this order, no hidden
purpose making for personal liberty
Its one object is to protect the home.
TO make provision for those who NAV
be deprived of the breadwinner. Give
them hearty welcome and make their
stay on" for pleasant memory.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-26

Lady Franklin Cook. just over from
England. and herself an American girl
compliments the young women of
America for the uplifting influence
they are having on European life
American girls have revolutionized
Europe. she asserts. CONTINENTAL
streets which We're regarded as m
sale FOR women after dark are now as
sale as our own avenues. Ii is the
American girl who has worked this
change. Thousands Of American
girls are touring Europe, this year as
never before. and they are regarded
with admiration by Europe. according
to Lady Cook. for their indeperden,
Yet womanly qualities.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-26

FOUNTAIN wishes to call your at
tention to The following:
FOR SALE: a Dar@ain Good five
room house ana LOT close in. $500.
Room house with good big East
front lot, on paved street and plenty
Of shade, near High School Tor sale
at $4,000.
Houses TO Rent:
6 Rooms and Barn, northeast part. -
5 Rooms. Modern, near University SO
) Rooms. on Ripley street ....... 81
u Rooms Moder!.l on PaGutu 80. ~
Many othc"s. !:'ha 7. Fountain
Real Estate ami Insurance 81 \ East
Broadway.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-26
FOR SALE

A number of first class street paving
taxbills in amounts from one hundred
to two thousand dollars. These tax
bills are first lien on the property i'm
proved, bear eight per cent interest
and are personally guaranteed by me.
They are splendid investments, being
absolutely safe. l also have some
good interest bearing notes secured
by first mortgage on real estate for
sale. (adv.)
J. A. STEWART,
Exchange National Bank Bldg.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-26
HE NOW PLOWS HIS
FIELD WITH DYNAMITE

J. Henry Caldwell. of Spartaniurg.
y. c., is the first man to utilize com.
mercial dynamite in blowing land.
The method of planting the cartridges
was simple; one man walked ahead
with a crowbar and stuck it into the
ground about three feet; the man fol
lowing affixed percussion cap to the
stock OF dynamite and two feet of fuse.
and tamped it into the hole with a
rake handle finally leaving only the
white fuse protIding. Incidentally the
dynamite used was OF the strength or
dinarily used for blasting stumps and
| IS not as costly as that used in quar-
res for the removing OF rock.
After the planting of the dynamite
charges large crowd of the native
population gathered near the field of
operations to witness what they re-
garded as the novel whim OF one of
their most progressive farmers The
negroes of the locality did not know
what to make of the proceedings and
looked with awe upon the operations
calculated to wrench from nature the
productive crops she refused to Weld
to their simple methods. The eyplod-
ing OF the charged field was not with
out its amusing side Many of the
nearby neighbors hearing that several
hundred pounds of dynamite were to
be exploded removed household belong
lngs and adjourned to their fartbest
premises, window frames were taken
out and the sheriff instructed to hold
up the exploding of the charged field
made formal call upon Mr.. Caldwell
10 come to an agreement in regard TO
the inevitable damages which the
neighbors felt sure would ensue,
IN exploding the field, four rows were
set on at time, one man going ran
idly down each row lightning fusos
with a red hot iron as he went. The re-
suit was not unlike the setting off nj =
great bunch of tirecrackers. The ey.
pioslons came thick and fast and both
the sum and surface soils were Sent
INTO the air in clouds again falling nm
the land in a powdery mist and leay.
ing periodical holes where the car.
trldges were planted about four and =
nall leet deep. In one case where
Twelve rows were set off at the same
time the effect was quite awe insnir-
ing, the reports were blended into a
continuous roar and the row of a doz.
en- men lighting fuses were pursued bv
an ever rising wave OF soil. The dan
ger to the men lighting the fuse is
trlfilng as is shown by the photo
graphs taken of the operations.
After the charges are exploded the
field looks not unlike great colander
set with innumerable holes where tho
charges of dynamite were set. and tho
soil Is broken up into unusually fine
particles and well aerated. Ii is nee.
essary to go over the field once mere
with a cultivator before the crops are
put in and then the operation is es
sentally like the ordinary farming
methodS.-From 'Plowing with Drna-
mite by c. B. Edwards. in Technical
World Nasazine'for September.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-26

There is TO be a Columbia Day"
at the ''Show-You' congress at Mo-
berly. With the splendid exhibit prom
ised by the business men as represen-
tative OF Columbia and its industries,
Z olumbia Day" should be signalized
by large attendance from this city.
as indicative OF our interest in the
city's welfare.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-26
Barb ters-Nctice.

The Earbers State Board of Exam
iners Tor Missouri. will meet in Column
bia. September 1st. 1910. at Thos. f.
Conley's Barber Shop All BARRIERS
no!ding permits are hereby notified I'd
appear on above named date for cx-
animation. Ering tools and permit.
Examining Board
G. ID. Marks. President.
J. H. Faust. Secretary.
{. 7. Whisman. Treasurer.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-26

Perhaps there are farmers i'll Boone
county who would be glad to clean
the business streets of Columbia for
the value the fertilizer would be to
their lands. There is certainly abund-
ance of valuable material for the pur-
pose.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-26

pendence is to be placed on the date
set. but it seems a settled fact that
the time is not far distant when the
electric gong will be heard on the
streets of Columbia. And in the mean
time Columbia is not losing any time
sitting idly by waiting Progress in
all lines is manifest and the city is
increasing in population steadily and
rapidly.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-26

France is eating two hundred thou
sand horses annually. Largely this
great increase in the consumption Of
horsetiesh is due to its cheapness, in
comparison with that of cattle. The
auto has supplanted the horse to such
an extent in France that the animals
value for draft or carriage purposes
has dropped materially.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-26

The auto is working day and night
and with increasing effectiveness in
its efforts to lessen the duties OF the
census enumerators. No first page of
the daily is complete today without
one or more stories of disaster and
death through the agency OF the auto
and the Joy ride
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-26
PENN'S PHARMACY.
OF Some Use.

Did YOU notice how easily Mabel
!";ed III" automobile alter the acct
a~1,?"
Yes. 1t was perfectly wonderful"
She got all her strength carrying
that big handbag of hars s"-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-26

Inc announcement that dirt will
ny on the St. Louis-kansas City cleo
trIc line probably by October lst is
good news to Columbians. OF course.
they are always delays in great under
takings OF this sort, and no great de
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-26
WHEN!

YOU THINK OF 80" THINK ALSO
OF 80 AND THEN "6" AND YOU
HAVE OUR PHONE NUMBER CON-
pLETE.
PHONE US YOUR DRUG WANTS
AND WE'LL SEND THEM OUT IN A
"JIFfY."
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-26

non'E miss this opportunity;
OUs1 L $40 buys any suit at
The Rochester during August,
staples excluded.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-26
Notice of Removal.

l wish to announce to the public
that I have moved my harness shop
from Wbitesides' livery barn to the
rooms over Hetzler's Meat Market.
H. J. SCHUMACHER.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-26

Let Alba T. Fountain INSURE
your property e