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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-02-11

WANTED-PositiOn as assist
ant bookkeeper, recent graduate
of Soule College. Address Chas
j. Guillot, New Iberia, La,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-02-11
State Of Louisiana, Parish of iberia

State of Louisiana, Parish of Iberia
hereby certify that have examined the Char.
ter OF the Columbian Realty Company. Limited.
and that find nothing therein contrary 10 the
Consultation and Laws OF the United States of
America and of the State of Louisiana
In testimony whereof herennte set my hand
and seal Of Office at New iberia iberia Parish,
Louisiana. this 9th day of January, A u 1911.
ANTHONY N. MULLER
Dist Attorney 10th Judicial Dist. Of La
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-02-11
PARTITION SHE.

MRS. LOUISE BROUSSARD, WIDOW
OF CHAS p. HINE
vs..
SILVIO BROUSSARD EFT AIS.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-02-11
STOVE WOOD

FOR SALE.
A large supply Of hard wood cut to Stove
length. Price delivered to your premises
for $3.50 per cord. Apply to
JULIEN EYES.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-02-11
How to Smoke Hams.
TO Make Good Sausage.

"Grind your meat as fine as pos
sible: don't have it too lean. Sea
son with salt, ground black pep
per, a good supply of pulverized
soda crackers, not too much sage.
and some red pepper tea. Well
mix and stuff in sausage eases
Cases can be secured from pack
ing houses.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-02-11
Succession safe.
SUCCESSION OF MISS AGENORI.
VEAZEY, DECEASED.

10Th Jude ial District Court, State Of
Louisiana, Parish of Iberia.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-02-11

State of Louisiana, Parish OF Iberia, l9tf
judicial District Court.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-05
" I.

Stabs9ef Sberit Stepben s.
Wftas trot neuIid int Srieoensge-
ridt init grober gnti9teoenbeit
fir einen 5olbaten geamens
@imble, Der NIT einem onbern
Soloaten Nomens glapper tpeeen
ange6Ithen 0iebitabls perbaftet
poroen nar, Elm. CT erflGrte,
@imble iei ;nonatelang ieine Sroo.
nona aepslerL babe itets frsten
3utritt gu ieiner 8ubnung eebobt
uno ii6 ME etpas gu 5buIoell
fommel1 laIien. @imble Wiirbe 6a.
ranfbin freieelaiien. @lapper, BET
Dem man Die al1geblid geitoblenen
@egenltanoe fano, pltrbe inter
$500 9iireidaft eeitellt.
Sn Sort Com Souiton ioll
oemnddit cine ser belt ausgeitotte-
ten Stationen ofabtloier Ecleeru-
pbie cin9eri9tet peroen, Die es i'm
gatl5ell 2a,,be etebt.
glm 80. uno 81. gl1tglit fin.
ben giniloienIt . graminationen fin
2ebrer ouf oen Bbilippinen itatt.
@ud oie 5teGe zines uMeiienscl-
gop" i'm Sienaloienlt onf Sort
5om &ouiton ioa beiest meroen.
9os Gran1en fir. bielen 8oiten
finoet ON 10. @ueuit itatt, ood
miiiien @pplifationen Big 5um y.
Mueult eingereidt meroen. Nur
iunge 2eute amiiden 16 uno 18
Sobren m0gcn ii6 meloen. Grant.
inert miro i'll 8l,ditabieren, Med)
men, Shonidreiben, 8riehdreiben
uno Gopieren. 9os @ebalt betr1at
$25 per Monat.
= geim Musiteisen ous eincm
StraBenbabntpagen an Der Mlamo
@lasa i~tiir5te Srau Giienboler, an
ser Durango unb gibolo Strabe
mobnbaft, gu gooen uno 5og iif Ell
ne 8erlesltng am 4opf 5u, Die iic
auf fnroe 3eit betpnbtIos mo6te.
Gin iiebenidbrieer Megeriunee
Momens @illie See QeDis por f,ell,
lif) pegelt Bferbeotebitobls perbof-
tet. St bette Elm 8fero uto 8liesp,
bas er irgeroipo onsebunoen ae.
funben batte, genoml1,en unb NOR
nit linn nod benz Solaoo Greet
gefobren, Inn 5u fiiher. Dabei nur-
oe er bon einem 8oli8iiten abge-
faBt. Ser @i6ter belt inn ei.ue
gebarniidte Strofpreoiet unb lieb
i'm laufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-05
Rantor's Fritz.
&omm bon 9beooor BON
3oheltib.
l1ortfc9mMn.)

NSutlltgiitu-3
Wartba mar an Der Cir lteben
geblteben uno manote ii9 nun balo
gegen ben bebagli9 ietnen @affee
idlurfenoen Spreher UNI.
sd mo6te tpol piiien, Oh Gie
iol6en uniinn aud einmaI BON Der
Mfterbanf berab iprefen perben,
roenn sic erit 5toatsanmalt iino
ooer mas ionit," bemrfte fic ipis
uno rMmpfte oas Stumpfnashen.
rs nun natiirlid tperoe ih oas"
COB Otto Iuitig auriid. so perbe
i'd BEL gesebener @eIegenbeit gama
seborie g. gen Die 8egriffspermir-
rung unlerer 8eit nettern, sic cine
funitlidie smpfinoiamfeit berbor.
ruff un0 Dos natiirIihe gmpfinoen
nntergrabtl Seben sic, mein fIei-
ies Martbhen, es lift mamlid EN-
GROCER llnteridieo 5tpiiben ser ed.
ten Sittiamfeit uno Der fogenan,-
ten Hriioerei. @enn id Sbnen
gum geiipiel einen 4uB gebe, =
Sic bite einmal Der, id,
iueroe Sbnen Die MngeIegnbeit prof.
ttib erlautern = tDenn ib Sbnen
alio-"
Da Wartba niht ndber fam, 10
trat Otto an bic aIeine beran uno
faBte tie al bas runoe, nit einera
ber3baften @riibhen gefdmiidte
Slim. Mber MartbAen fdien fir
Die praftii6e @eIebriainfeit oes an-
~aebensen Radtsmaules fein red.
tee 9ernitdonis 8u. empfinoen, benin
fie CAB ibm einen 10 ihauenoe,I
RIapps auf Die unporfidtiee Sanc,
oaB Sris ploslid NIT einem
bumpf grlnaenoen 2aut in Gle
S0be fubr uno fi9 fdIoftrunfen
umfdaute. Martbden idrie aui
als aug Dem @emirr Der Better
Dem biden @lonbfopf elm itattlides,
nur oberfIdhli9 befIeibetes Sdnl-
terpaor folgte, uno peridDan6 Ell
Light binter Der Sir = Otto aber
lahte ben ouf uno mari Sris iei.
men Blaio iiber ben Sdeitel.
1auid Sid, 0riooIin!" rief Ell.
oihone Die Eugene uno Die 8ein-
belt 5meier Mdohenaigen!.. Nnn
fannit gu Did nieoer berausfrob-
belnL 6enn Die Guseno lit Dor Sci
Ten anbIid aefIobenl'" =
Sris midelte iid nliibiam aus
benz Blaio unb miidte iid Den
S6laf aus Den Ml,gen.
o@as lit sic n6r2" fraete er.
u0eun, gu berfuliider S6laf-
bolo", antportete Otto. SD muB
ms Soaee finoe id Gid 5ni.
iden elm un6 otpei llbr in Der &to.
oemiiden 8ierbane2"
6ris nidte, mad III baIber 9e.
taltbung. uno Otto itiilpte ieinen
Sdlappbut auf ben 8opf grill
mad ieinen 9iifern uib Soften uilo
ftiirmte ser1uidpoa fort. Sris Dor
te, ME er orauBen auf Dem SIitr
init ireeno ienlaub perbanoelte,
oann flopfte es, nno Der 8rieftrd-
ger frat elm.
@Serr 5ris Sieoler2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-05

9bomas $. 8aG bat alld sen
5ueiten Brief BEG @ouperneurs ber
.antportet. gr bat iid einen sa,lN
gen Sag 8eit gu oieier 4rbeit &C.
nommen. 9rosoem lit fem Mnt,
portifreiben elm redt fI1elid)es
Wadnerf ~gemoroen. Die 9cihul-
oieungen oes @ouoerneurs beant.
wortet er NIT Shimpfereien. Gr
erflart iie fir fali6, unmabr, er,
logon, obne oen @egenbetpets oo.
fir gu liefern utlo periteigt iid) 10.
gar gu Der beleioigenoen @rfld-
rung, Die 9ebauptung, er, @al. STE
De ben guten Namcn bes 6tcates
Seras in ben Shmus, fonne MIR
bon einem fleinIih oenteaoen
Weniben gema1t iperocn. Ser
@riei lit ELM iGmmerIifes Irnnts-
5eltanis fit ben eroBen Yrobibi.
tionsfibrer. gs 1T bas @egeifcr
zines Moulbeloen Der feline Wc.
bauptungen nift erbGrten tanll
inns allh nidt einmaI gu erbdr-
ten tpogt. Golquitt's iolte Sen
9rief gang unbeantmortet laiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-05
(Gortfetnua foInt.)

Der aampf INN bas 9aiein lit
idtuerf fir @ne, aber ooppelt ihper
fir sen, ser franf uno in 8erameif-
lung lit. Sorni's @Ipenfrdiiter er.
fiiGt, nod eintdaisem @ebrauh,
ben SnnaIioen NIT ne,ter 9offnung.
ST tit feline 9lpotbefer Weoisin.
Man tpenoe iih on 9r. Beter Sabr-
nep & Sons Co., 1875 60. Sopue
@pe., gbieogo, 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-05

8oar6 mnb 2osis miro bon eineat
ein5elnen Serrn, (@riter peniionier-
ter Sergeant Ser. Staaten Mrmee)
BET elmer guten oeutiden Sami(ie
aeiudt. No65ufragen in Ser uSreie1
Breiie".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-05
Cine cute brntide Site

lit eS, Mbeunatismmg, @idt, @el..
ralgie, @rfdltingen, uip. NIT Bain.
@gpener 81 bebanoeln. SaIten Ste
on Der Site felt. sic fSnnen Der
eften 9ain-grpeuer in aIlen oeut.
iden Gpotbefen gu % un6 so Gent
bic 5ldide befommen. Ser edte
lit an Der @nfer Sbusmarfe err
fenntlih.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-05

&leinen @eifiern oriidt Die
8eit lire 8eiden auf, bon sroBen
9eiitern ner6en Der Belt ibre Sci.
den aufge6riidt.
Das ltngliid 1T in Der @eeet
nidt 10 idlimm wie Die Gurdt Dor
Dem ungIid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-05

Gin 4ino p~erpobnen beiBt,
es ii6 CUR 2ait er5ieben.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-24
Seccion recreatlva
HAILE DE MASCARAS
(Conclusion.)

Anuel hombre era su marido. Porque
.osta de Dios que. acierten los novellstas.
bio un empujon 4 su esposa l1n pun
..sapie 4 Agapito, y ambos volvleron en-
III.
.otro hombre sostuvo contra su cora
xsu 4 Ia cocinera, va casi proxima des
a,,ayarse despues de tantos esfuerzos. ]
a,ues aouel hombre era el ago, el dela
lar
isa orn,lesta habla cesado. Al lnte
wruuapirse ell walls miraronse todos los Gel
.wr,,,,o v todos Sc reconocieron, saliendo
del baile.
Ia coainera fue q la prevenclon-pues
,,nrhas veces pagan justos por pecado
u.s-por orden de la fa1nilia; esta Sc
s,,s ! 81, casa, seguida del pa]e. y el dla
5.a seguramente, Sc iria al inferno.
Y aqnellos padres que siempre haoian
,.1iado los bales de nascaras, antros
,s- perdici6n al llegar Ia calle le dle
rsn u,a,a tunda a Agapito, quien Sc echo
i ll4,rar 4 lagrima viva.
~ mn borracho que le oyo, grito. apaf
tsfsapse del grupo:
--Te conozco Manuela, pero va no me
rz,yaTian tus lagrimas. Toos esos que te
scem,,anan son unos perdidos. Largate
rsn eNps, manica, que a mi va no me
ass mas ce}os. Guenas noches.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-24
COMIDA NUEVA

Hoy Sc quedara usted conner con
nige.
No, siror, no; gracias, don Celostl
ae
Sientese no haga cumplidos. IA
yxrs que le pongan cublerto al senior
Eaataeorta.
--Vaya, 81 uste Sc empena...
=; Pnes no faataba mas, hombre! We
air nesde tan lejos y no conner conml
So.
.-Es que, disimule, pero como SOY I'M
aseln del campo Y no estoy hecho co
.nsr en- mesas de senorlo...
i Bah. Aqul tiene usted confianza; j;
saaiemas, estamos solos Venga el pla
-, que le servlre sopa.
(Cont muara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-24
sAh uDEYoNso
Solegio de Senoritas
pTsIssso yOn so
HIJAS DE LA CAR!DA
zoe Sau Uissnrs nc Paul.
Adsuks as las ssiwnssurss propiss
d pvimsra ensshsnzs. ss dan lecsions~
lSsl<s. Francis y Mk-isa
cLAsEs DE ADCsNo
Dibsjs, pintura. % Iuiwr.fis. mas
si'la Y sonfesci6u de Here~.
er.AsEs pE LAnorEs

Csstsrs, tapiseris, enesjss. boras
n ssc, lisosrafis. ssdss, etc.
Nm ssts seredissdo planted De %
hassa - instruys & lee slumnss g
sobisvns interior Dc una ssss y -
snvsaa ss5s sisss de- o6ciss dpm<u11su
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-19
600 POUNDS SHORT.
Champion Missouri Cow Misses
the Worlds Record.

Columbia, Mo-, Jan. l7.-Mis-
souri, Chief Josephine, the COW
holding the records for milk up
to and including the eleventh
month, missed the world s record
for "A year by about 600 pounds.
Josephine's total production for
the year was 26,2S5 pounds, and
the present worlds record, hell
by Colanthas iii Johanna oil
Rosedale, Wis. is 27,432 pounds
Josephine also fell behind tho
Wisconsin COW in butter produc.
tion. She produced S63 pounds
Of butter, against ! l,l65 pounds by
Johanna.
The daily average milk produc
tion of Josephine was 1875 pounds
each day, or thirty-fve quarts
She averaged sixteen and one-halI
pounds of butter a week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-19
East End Farmers Interested.

Farber, Mo-, Jan. ia series
of Farmers Institutes will be held
in Audrain county under the sn-
pervision of the State Board OF
Agriculture. The following dates
and places have been decided mp
on: Mexico, Monday, January 30
Laddonia, Tuesday, January 81
Vandalia, Wednesday, February
|; Martinsburg, Thursday, Fcbru
airy ,. The following will be pres
ent from the Agricultural Cot
lege: +. \. Trowbridge, who vii
speak on stock; G. III. Demaree
ON wheat and oats; $. NJ. Jordan
corn and soil; 7. Il. Quisenberry
poultry. Farmers of the count! !
are interested and the sessior.
probably will be well attended.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-19
REED ELECTED.
Monroe County Man Nominates
Him in the House.

jefferson City, Jan. 11.-Jamos
A. Reed was elected United States
Senator to succeed William War
ner at | o'clock this afternoon.
Except for the declaration, which
cannot be made until the two
houses of the legislature meet in
Joint session tomorrow noon, all
of the formalities have been gone
through with. The full Demo-
cratic party vote was polled Tor
Senator Reed, his ma j0rity being
ten in the senate and twenty-five
i'm the house over John &. Mckin.
ley of Unionville. the Republican
nominee.
The roll call in the senate was
after Senator Francis VI. Wilson
of Platte county had placed Sen
ator Reed in nomination and Sen
ator NJ. Il. Casey of Kansas City
had seconded the nomination. Me.
kinley (Rep.) was nominated ana
seconded by Senators \. f. l..
Gardner of st. Louis and j. f.
Ford of Trenton. The vote stood
Reed, %; Mckinley, II.
In the house OF Representative
p. Boyd of Paris, Monroe county
nominated Reed. DR.. y. r. IIoL
comb of Jackson seconded the
nomination. A large delegation
Of Kansas Cityans is expected Ia
arrive tonight to be present when
Reeds election is formally declar.
ed tomorrow and hear his address
of thanks.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-19
CIRCUIT COURT.
New stenographer-Grand Jury
Observation-Disclosures Matters.

Circuit Court convened Monday
afternoon. Il. n. Apling Of
Montgomery City is the new
stenographer, w. c. Hughes re-
signed.
The grand jury was called and
Judge Barnett gave them some
pointed instructions as to their
duties in pointing out law viola
tions.
The new Circuit Clerk Eppa +.
Elliott swore in the witnesses as
they were called, and made good
start in his new field of work.
The first ease called was Ed
mund Smith. charged with a mur-
derous attack with a coupling pin
upon his chum, w. w. Elliott, on
Dec. 10, near the site of the old
passenger depot. Smith acknow-
ledged his guilt. Said he vert
thru Elliott's pockets and wanted
money. lie and Elliott had been
drinking. Smith said he was ~
years of age. The Prosecuting
Attorney recommended that he
should go to the penitentiary for
% years. But Judge Barnett
thought that 10 years would sat
isfy justice.
John Crawley, colored, accused
of stealing 80 from f. b. Norris
secretary Of the Farmers 4 Lab.
orers Cooperation Association
plead guilty and on account of hi,
age, being but II. was given Il
term in the State Reform School.
The members of the Grand Jury
are John Spillman, Jos. r. Will
liams, II. T. Vance, Frazier Rose,
George Fennewald, j. +. Ellis. c
VI. Fox. Pelide Hendrix. II. W.
Allen, w. L. Coil and T. c. Will
burn.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-19
FARMERS INSTITUTES.
Gatherings at Mexico, Laddonia,
Vandalia, Martisnburg and
Centralia.

There is great revival of IN
terest in agriculture all over the
country. Back to the Farm" is
becoming a most popular slogan.
The State is doing everything it
can to help the farmer. and it
wants TO do more. There used TO
be great deal of prejudice
against the college farmer" bnt
that day is now past. The college
man is paid to make experiments
that the farmer cannot have. an
the State sends him out to tell the
farmers about it,
A farmers institute will be con.
Quoted in Mexico on Monday, Jan.
30, at which time addresses will he
made by leading members of the
faculty of the State College of Ag-
riculture. Prof. T.. \. Trowbridge
will lecture on livestock Prof. f.
IT, Demaree. on wheat and oats
Prof. 5. VI. Jordon, "the Missouri
corn man." on corn and soil, and
I. +. Quisenberry, on poultry
The Institute will DE held at the
Mcmillan High School.
Similar meetings will take place
as follows: Laddonia. Jan. 81
Nandalia, Feb. /; Martinsburg
Feb. 2. ani Centralia. Feb. 3.
The hest talent in the agricul.
tural department of the' Univer.
Sity of Missouri is included in the
party of speakers.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-19
Visit Penny Picture Gallery.
"a Pictures 25 Cents, 3 positions,
Take good on cloudy days or
take them over Free.
GEO. HATTEN, Photographer.
MIR. Asbury Dead.

Glenn B. Asbury, formerly of
Ccnlralia. later of Columbia, died
at the Parker's Memorial Hos
pital, of the latter city, Friday
evening Jan. 18th a, s o'clock.
after a short but painful illness.
While at work Thursday he re-
ceived an injury which proved
fatal. The deceased was an EN-
ployee of the Columbia University
lie was born in Boone County
Nov. Bird, 1869. ani was married
to Miss Libbie Butler, daughter vi
Mr.. ID. w. Butler of this city, Dec
25th, 1900. TO this union thre,
children were born, one son and
two daughters, Raymond Walter
Daisy Dell and FlOssie. Beside,
his wife and children he leaves al
aged mother, two sisters, -four
brothers and IA large circle q
friends to mourn his death.
Funeral services were con
ducted at the Christian church il
Columbia at 3 o'clock by Rev. w
|. IIardesty of Midlletown, Mo
and the remains were inferred il
the Columbia cemetery.
Mr.. Asbery was "A man love,
and respected by all who knew hiI
and his death was shock to tn
entire community. Deceased
formerly lived on a farm north D
Mexico and had many warn
friends here. He was a cousin o
f.. X. lIulen of this city. In tn
accident which caused his dealt
he was assisting in placing an en-
ginr, and in Il heavy lil't he slil
pei and fell. causing rupture.
We extend our greatest sympa
thy to his loved ones.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-19
w. G. T. U. Meeting.

\ State meeting of the Woman $
Christian Temperance Union was
held at the Mexico Methodist
church yesterday afternoon. The
State officers were here, among
them the following: Mrs. Kate
Newton, of Carthage, president /;
Miss Rowena Shancr, of jackson
vice-preSidcnt; Mrs. Nellie Berger
Of Clark, corresponding secretary ;
Mrs. l.. o. Middleton. of Kansas
City. recording secretary. ami
Mrs. l.. II. May, of st. Louis, treas
urer. There We're II number of ad-
dresses and discussions.
The meeting adjourned to meet
in jefferson City today, where
there will be "A mass meeting OF
temperance workers from anti
liquor societies from all parts OF
the State.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-19
Mrs. Shahan Dead.

Mrs. Mary Shahan, aged about
76 years, died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. John Dermo1y,
near Benton City, last Tuesday
morning. She had not been i'll
long. The funeral was held at
the Catholic church in this city
yesterday morning, conducted by
Rev. Father j. j. Dillon. Mrs.
Shahan was IA devoted Christian
woman and was beloved by a
large circle of friends. Her hus-
band died less than two years ago
The following children survive
her: John Shahan, of Kansas
City; Mrs. John Dermody, Mrs
John Murphy, Neal Shahan AMI
Mrs. Grover Valentine, all of this
county, ami Mike and Jerry Sha.
han, of Colorado. We extend
sympathy to the 'bereaved ones.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-19
CInCAGo&tALro RY.
r1MrISrDslp
Effective May 90, 1910.

Effective May %, 1910.
EAST HOUND
Train, Leave
No. "a, "Early Bird" for st.
Louis Observation-Disclosures 2:i5 am.
No. II, EAST Express" for
Peoria, Springfield and
Chicago -.-------------2:i0a am.
No. 26, "Night Hawk" for st.
Louis is------------------4 4 10 am.
No. ~, Local Passenger to Rood
house and St. Louis - g 10 am.
No. IA, Missouri State Express
for Peoria, Springfield and
Bloomington ----------l ~ pm.
No. 90, "Red Flyer" for St.
Louis --.---.----------2 03 pm.
No. 2i2, Local Passenger to
LOUISIANA na-------------- 10 p.m'
No. 10, "Red Hummer" TO jack
sonville and Chicago 10 81 pm.
WEST ROUND
No. %, Early Bird to Kansas
City ------------l O6 m
No. %, night Hawk to Kansas
City.-.----------------2 SO a IN
NO. 8, Red Hummer to Kansas
City -------------.------3 3 10 a m
No. If, Fast Express to Kansas
City --..----..---.-----.630 9 80 IN
No. ll3, Elk. Sunday Local freight
for Slater --------------7 7 10 a m
No. 2li, Local passenger to
Jefferson City ---------7 40 m
No. 81, Red Flyer to Kansas
City -.---------------l24 IL 40 p m
No 10, Missouri State Arrive O3
Express for m Leave
Kansas City ------- 223 m
JEFFERSON CITY BRANCH.
SoUTH BoUNp- Departs
No. 2I3, Daily Jefferson City
mail .---.---..--.-------7 40 a III
No. 2m, Ex Sunday Jefferson
City Accom- ..------.-.-2 2 80 p m
JEFFERSON CITY BRANCH.
From THE SOUTH
NO. 2I0. Ex Sunday Jefferson
City Mail --------------i BOP m
No, 2I9, Daily Jefferson City
Accom- ----------------Si5 10 p m
l.. A. BYBEE,
Tkt. Agt., Mexico, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-19
Dudley-Davis Nuptials.

Mr.. Roy l.. Dudley, son of Mr.
w. h. Dudley of Rush Hill, AM
Miss Cora +. Davis, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. lIord Davis
northeast of Mexico, were ma,
ried. January 18th at 10 a. m, AT
the home of the officiating minis
ter. Rev. II. /. Cobb. in this city
1t is an excellent young couple
and we offer them our congratula
tions and very best wishes. The,
will go to housekeeping about the
first of March on a farm in ia,
Littleby neighbOrhoOd.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-19
The Weather.

The weather conditions remind
one of the saying of Shakespeare.
".Now is the winter of our discon-
tent" 1t began to rain little
last Friday night and it has been
drizzling, splitting little snow oc-
casionally and freezing ever since.
Everything is smeared over with a
coat of ice. Mercury has stood "a
little below zero. Fruit prospects
not hurt Mercury must go about
Il below after IA spell of wet, al.
most growing weather, to hurt the
fruit buds.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-01-19
Mrs. Dill Dead.

Mrs. Emily L. Dill died last Sat
urday morning of bronchial
trouble. Deceased was native
of North Carolina, born March 30
1928. Came to this State with
her parents. Judge and Mrs. j. 4
Pearson. when six years of age.
Settled in the north part of Mex
leo. Made this city her home,until
her death. She was married 1i
1914 to J. w. DeJarnett, wh0, die'l
seven years later. Four children
were born to this union, aii> ndiN
dead. In 1854 deceased was MAJ
ried TO James b. Dill, WHOM died
in 1866. Three children "weTt
born to this union, now alfdeaa
Mrs. Dill is survived by" fOul
brothers-R. S. Pearson, of thi,
city; NJ. c. Pearson, of Joplin; JOS
w. Pearson, of Newtonio, AMI c
p. Pearson, of Biloxi, Miss. Mrs
Dill was one of our most highl!
respected Christian women. Sh'
was faithful member of tn,
Baptist church. Rev. }. f. Ays
cue held funeral services at tn
Baptist church Sunday afternoon
Rev. w. II. Hook. an oil frien'
and neighbor, assisted in the ser
vice.