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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-12-21
CATA2RH DOCTOR
You Can Cei The Best One In The
World Fur Sl.00.

Go to Haynes & Taylor today. Say,
IL want a HYOMEI outfit" take it
home with you. open the box and pour
a few drops of HYOMEI pronounce il
High. o-me) into the little hard rubber
inhaler.
Then breathe pleasant, soothing,
healing, germ killing HYOMEI over
the raw, infamed, germ ridden men,
brane for few minutes and relief is
immediate.
Stuffed up head will vanish. Keep
up the treatment four or five times a
day for few days and hawking, spit
ting and forming a mucus in the nose
and throat will cease.
HYOMEI is guars ntesd to end ca
tarrh, coughs, colds. Group, asthma,
catarrhal deafness, or money back.
Complete outfit 81. 90, subsequent bot
ties if needed so cents at Haynes &
Taylor's and druggists everywhere.
D72l
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STOLEN RING IN MOUTH
Drops From Woman's Lips After
Detective Talks Four
Hours to Her.

ST. Louis. Mo-. Dec. l9-Aiter
Mrs. Julie Lambert Allen had
talked to Detective Chief Allen
der four hours today a diamond
ring valued at $500 which she had
stolen dropped from her lips. She
had been holding it between her
cheek and her back teeth. Mrs
Allen then confessed. according
To Allender, she stole the ring III
Kansas City. Long practice as a
saXaphone player gave her muscu-
lar strength OF the jaw to keep
the ring concealed in her mouth.
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VICTIM
NOT LIKELY TO RECOVER

Seattle, W ash, Dec. l9.-F. I.
Seal. a liveryman who was shot
yesterday by NJ. c. Patterson, son
of former Gov. Malcolm X. Patter-
son. of Tennessee, is still alive to-
night, but there is no likelihood
OF his recovery. The bullet is
lodged hall an inch from the
heart. Any effort to probe for it
would start a fatal hemorrhage,
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Can See Own Boyhood.

Chicago, Dec. l9.-Master Sin
clair Hatch. son of Samuel c.
Hatch, passenger traffic manager
If the Illinois Central railr3al, IL
after wears will be able To lock
back on his boyhood days through
The medium OF moving pictures.
Sinclair was ) years old yes
rerday. He entertained twenty
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Owensboro Woman to Stand Bar
Test.

Greensboro, KY, Dec. lo.-Miss
Lorene LeJune. the first young
woman OF this city to begin the
study OF law, has gone to Eddy
vile, where she will take an ex-
animation today, to be admitted
to the bar to practice. She has
been the assistant OF the State
Revenue Agent Whittinghill ;or
several months.
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Swallows False Teeth; Dies.

Milwaukee. Wis. Dec. 70
Herman Koch. aged "a years.
farmer living near Grand Rapids,
Wis. swallowed his artificial teeth
while eating supper on the night
of November ~. He came to Mil
waukee last Monday and was op-
Grated upon. He died yesterday.
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Son of Rich Graves County Man
Meets Death on Freight.

Paducah. Ky, Dec. l9.-Whi!e
riding from Mayheld to Paducah
on an Illinois freight train, Chas.
Adams, 20 years old. fell between
two cars near Florence Station.
his body was cut in two. He had
nearly $500 i'll. his pockets, but,
with several companions, decided
To ride the freight train.
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mates that his condition tonight
is critical. Several boy compan-
ions playing cowboys. tied Ever
sole to the stake to incinerate him.
to reproduce moving picture
they had seen. Both legs were so
badly burned it is thought they
may have to be amputated. The
boy was rescued by persons hear
ing his screams.
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When you feel f fsssd. siv S SSn

tired, worried or respondent it is a
sure sign you need MOTIFS NERVE
RINE PILLS. They renew the nor
NAL vigor and make life worth living.
Be sure and ask for MOTIFS NERVE
RINE PILLS. Price Sl.00 by drug
gists. Williams Mfg. Co.. Props,
Cleveland. Ohio. Sold only by J. II.
Orme, Marion, Ky.
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When your feet are wet and cold,
and your body chilled through and
through from exposure, take a big
dose of chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
battle your feet in hot water before
going to bed, and you are almost GER
tain TO ward off a severe cold. For
sale by all dealers.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-12-21

Every family has need OF a good, re-
liable liniment. For 81 rains, bruises,
soreness of the muscles and rheumatic
pains there is none better than Cham
berlain's. Sold by all dealers.
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YOUTH MAY DIE OF
PLAYING COWBOY
Reproducing Moving Pictures IL.
Year-Old Lad is Burned
At Stake.

Frankfort, KY. Dec. 10
O'Dear Eversole, the eleven year
old son of William Eversole. this
city. was SO badly burned today
when tied to a stake by his play
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little playmates at his birthday
party. His father had moving
pictures taken OF the children at
play. Mr.. Hatch says he intends
to do this on each succeeding
birthday until the boy has grown
10 manhood.
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CORN WANTED.

Until further notice we will
pay 60cts per bu. for Solid dry
shucked white corn and Scots
per bu for snapped corn.
If. Marion Milling Co. inc.
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physicians say.
Patterson is in jail awaiting the
outcome Of Seals wounds. So far
he has received no direct com
munication from his family in
Memphis.
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count Of the celebrations Of Ital-
iar unity But the pontifi made
an exception in the cases OF Car
dinalS Farley and O'Connell.
He told them that a. their do
ccsc, were So lar from Rome. To
prolong their visit. see their old
friends and make new ones. and
while here 10 participate in the
work 81 the congregations to
which they belong. Cardinal
Farley and Cardinal O'Connell
will therefore remain here until
some date in January.
Cadinal Merry del Val, the
papel secretary OF state, said TO
Cardinal Farley:
Your cminencc needs rest, evil
IDENTITY, a, everybody in New
York Is striving to prevent YOU
from leaving Rome too soon.
They want YOU 10 return at the
right moment. and ! can imagine
what that means. The good peo-
pie Of New York want their wei
come on your return to eclipse
your enthusiastic send off.
Pope Wishes to See Americans.
The pope evidently wishes to
see the American cardinals often.
They probably will have many
audiences with the pontiff before
they leave. 1t is an open secret
that Plus y. is So impressed with
the prophecy that he would pom
tihcate not more than nine years
for another year only, perhaps
that il was by his wish a CON
Sistorv was held i'll this year OF
mourning.
The sudden decision to create
So many cardinals. the majority
Of whom are foreigners. and thu,
practically reform the sacred col
lcgc, is believed To have been due
to the,pope's c1nviction thai their
services will e needed soon ior
a conclave l. elect his successor.
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POPE HONORS OUR
CARDINALS
Desires All But Americans Should
Leave Rome.

Rome, Dec. lp-lt was the de
sire OF the pope that the new car
dlnals should leave Rome a. soon
a, possible. because this Is a year
# mourning Tor the church on &C
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To THE FARMERS

am paying So per ton for coed
dry tobacco stalks, beginning Dec.
18th. if delivered to me every Fri
day and Saturday in bundles at
Marion, Ky. A. J. DUVAL.
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FOR SALE: - Good cook stove,
at a bargain. Call on J. b.
Hughes. Marion. Ky.
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Make Up Your Own Mind

When in the need of a cough medicine.
If you buy DR.. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey
we guarantee you get the best.
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Youth Found Dead.

Ic,tchhcld, ~, Dec. lP.-llcr-
bert Spaulding. a youth II years
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For Sale.

Parties in need of HAY
Call me by phone or address
me on Route 4, box 90 for
prices. A. R. Hughes.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

The musical recital at the st
Francis de Sales Academy last
Wednesday given by the advanced
pupils Of that institution was an
sppreciative event. The clever
manner in which tho very excel
lent program was executed bespeaks
a word of high praise for the
teacher in charge of The musical
department. Those appearing on
the program in vocal and instru-
mental selections were Catherine
ROzier. Anna Worst, Eugene Ian
gevin. Doris Stanton, Agnes
Bauman, Marie Stanton, Dorothy
Herman, Augusta Jokerst, lrma
Siebert and Teckla Okenfnss.
Fair play., 1911-12-02
Queens Daughters Bazaar
WE'D. AFTERNOON
D E 9 E M B T. r st b
At their Assembly Room
Refreshments will be served.
PERSONAL.

Ed SeXauer was a St. Louis
visitor Monday.
Mrs. Maude Clark spent Mon
day in st. Louis.
W. NJ. Acuff visited st. Louis
Monday and Tuesday.
John Baird made a business
trip to Crystal City Thursday.
Miss Martha Basler Is visiting
friends in PerryviIle this week.
Carl Yealy and Ray Joker,t
spent Thanksgiving in st. Louis.
Capt. Frank Meadows spent
Sunday with hi, family in our
city.
Miss Ruth Jokerst left for st.
Louis Wednesday to visit rela-
tivcs,
Miss Barbara Rinehart is spend
ing this week with relatives in ST.
Louis.
Miss Lilly Siebcrt left Tuesday
morning for st. Louis to visit
relatives.
Miss ToSsie Beauchamp spent
Thanksgiving with friends at
Bonne Tcrre.
Miss Bertha Thompson of Cry
stal City isited friends in our
city this week.
Fair play., 1911-12-02
Married..

The marriage of Miss Leona NJ
Naumann TO Edward J. Wchner
took place in the Catholic church
in this city Thanksgiving Day at
3 o'clock in the afternoon, Rev.
Father van Tourenhout performed
the ceremony.
The bride was attired in light
grey travelling suit, aud was attend
ed by Miss Amy Wilder, as Maid
of Honor, wearing beautiful pink
vole and carried u boquet of chry-
santhemums. The groom wore the
conventional black and was attend
ed 10y Albert Wehner, as best man
Only the families of the contract
ing parties attended the wedding
At 5:45 o'clock p. m. the couple
departed on "A honey moon trip.
Edward Wehner is the son of
Peter Wehner of this city and is
in the lumber business. Miss
Leona NJ. Naumann is the daught-
er of the late Louis Naumann and
is one of our city's most popular
young ladies.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

From all reports and appearances
Thanksgiving week with its many
attractions was appropriately cele-
brated. The Yankee Doodle Stock
Co. at the Armory pleased large
audience Sunday night. Rain in
terfered with the Woodnen Ball
Monday night. The Bazaar at the
Armory Tuesday night given by
the ladies of the Methodist and
Presbyterian churches was a sue
cess. The Euchre and dance nj
the Parochial Hall received its
share of patronage Wednesday
night. The Nobby Theatre was
also IA busy and pleasant attraction
the same night. Thursday night
saw special program at the Mob,
10y and a we'll attended dance al
the Armory.
Fair play., 1911-12-02
FRANK HERZOG

Jabob Basler and wife of this
city celebrated the 50th anniversary
of their wedding last Saturday. a
mass at the chapelat which the cou-
pie attended and nome festivities a,
which relatives were present con
stituted very happy day for the
old couple and their guests. w,
congratulate Mr.. and Mrs. Baslel
and wish them II continuation OF
their happy life.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

r. Blaine Dorsey. wife and little
daughter who for several years
have resided at Paxton, IN , ar
rived here one day last week and
will hencefOrth abide iD this city.
The boys are all glad to see Dorsey
back on the job and he received n
thorough greeting. He has ac-
cepted a position as conductor on
the Illinois Southern.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

DR.. l.. j. Huber made a busi-
ness trip To st. Louis the early
part of the week.
Mrs. II. Ward Hicks visited
her son Will Chin and wife Il,
Pennington Thursday.
Mrs. Francis Bequette and lit
tie son arrived here Saturday
evening from st. Louis.
Miss Mary Ziegler and nephew
Pierre Laclede spent Thursday
and Friday in st. Louis.
Mrs. l.. l.. Renfro of St. Louis
Is spending II few days with her
son, Huber, in this city.
Miss Mildred RutIedge visited
her sister, Mrs. j. II. England,
at Rush Tower this week.
II. l.. Rozier attended the fun
eral of Miss Sophia De,loge in
st. Louis Monday morning.
Rev. Fathers Fitzkam of Ben
ton and Fox of Moberly were Ste.
Geneyicve visitor this week.
Misses Luverne and Dorothy
Jokerst are visiting their sister
Mrs. Oliver Baum in st. Louis.
Frank Shelves Of Cairo, ILL.,.
spent several days of last weel,
in thi. city visiting his mother.
Charles Godat left Monday fni
Apex, Colo, To spend the winter
with his brother Edward Godat.
Miss Zoe Rozier left Monday
for New Madrid To visit
her friend. Miss Camille Hunter,
Misses Luverne JOkerst and
Angie Burke were passengers on
the Frisco for st. Louis last Sun
day.
Mrs. DR.. Joseph Knichel and
little daughter of Webster Grove
spent last week with relatives IN
our city.
Miss Maude Dacy of st. Louis
was the guest of her friend Miss
Charlotte ZicgIer of our city
this week.
Edward and Eugene Vacth and
Harry Baird Of Cape Girari"au
visited their parents in Ste. Cen
evieve Thursday.
Frank Rozier and wife and DR..
II, S. Rehm and wife spent
Thank Sgiving with Mrs. Louis
Schaaf of st. Mary.
Miss Marie Rozier Of St. Louis
WAS the guest of her brother.
ii. l. Roaic aud family of our
city last Friday.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

Ed Langevin returned to st.
Louis Monday after spending
several days in our city visiting
his mother and sisters.
Fred NJ. Karsch and family of
Pennington were the guests of
Felix Petrequin and family of
this city Sunday and Monday.
Misses Zoe Rozier and Rutl,
Huff accompanied BY Francis
Rozier and John Walker made an
automobile trip to Perryville Sun.
day.
Meinrod Stuppy returned to hi,
home in st. Louis Sunday even.
ing after spending several days in
our city visiting his friend, Felix
I1uck.
Mrs. Frances Collier of Perry
vile spent several days of last
week in Ste. Genevieve visiting
her sou, William Caller and
family.
Jules Rozier of st. Mary's
Sylvester Rozier of CRYSTAL City
Pratte Rozicr of Pcrryville spent
several hours in Ste. Gencvievt
Wednesday.
Miss Edith Hertich who has
been visiting her cousin, th,
Misses Roeders in St. Louis, re-,
turned To her home in this cit,
Wednesday.
Oliver Naumann and famil,
of Pennington passed through
our city this week on their way tr
Newport, Ark, where they will
make there future home.
Miss Grace Brewer and brother
Evcrctte, Of Perryville, aud Tom,
Of Chicago, spent several hours
in this city Thursday visiting
their sister, Sister Gerard.
Mrs. George Bergman and
children who have been visiting
a. W. Carpenter and wife left
Wednesday morning for West
Salem, Ohio. tn join her husband,
Fair play., 1911-12-02
Public School Report.

Your attention is invited here to
my third report, offered as inform
alton and also as n stimulus to the
children. We have 80 boys and 81
girls; attending every day. My
freshman class is led by Edwin
Koetting with a grade of SO;
seniors by Miss Efiie Bono 90;
lowest 70. These are averages be-
tween class and examination
grades.
Roll of Homer: Clara Banm.
gartner. Joseph Kiefer, Effie Bono,
John Schuler, Alexander Schwent,
Annie Worst, Arthur Baumgart-
ner, Walter Reeves and Ross
Clark. The requirements include
attendance, department and grades.
If you come to the Armory Hall
on Thursday night, December 81,
you will see home-talent
play. 1t is comedy entitled
Whats Next" by Bob Watt. The
actors will be II young men and
women. 1t lasts one hundred and
fifty minutes and produces abou,
one hundred and forty nine laughs
You will giggle over it for a month
and then want to see it again.
c. F. JOHNSON.
Fair play., 1911-12-02
For Sale or Rent.

House containing 6 rooms and
bath on first floor, water and light
fixtures, concrete celler, 2 cisterns.
Newly painted inside and outside.
Insured for $l200. Lot S0xl50
feet with perpetual easement for II
feet entrance, making % feet front.
Price 5000. worth 5000.
Apply to
j. W. SHAW.
Fair play., 1911-12-02
NOTICE.,

Ste. Genevieve Lodge No. 534
Modern WOotimen of America
earnestly request all members to
he present next Thursday night.
December 7, 1911, for the purpose
of electing officers for the coming
year. All expected to be present.
LAW. HERzOG, Counsel.
EDw. SuCHER, Clerk.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

If you know of skeleton hi Ode.
away.
In closet and guarded and kept
from the day,
In darkness aud whose showing and
sudden display,
Would cause grief and sorrow and
life long dismay,
It's pretty good plan to forget il.
II you know OF thing that will
darken the joy.
or q man or q woman, a girl or q
boy.
That would wipe ont smile or the
least way annoy
fellow or any gladneSs to cluy.
Its pretty good plan to forget it,
Grandpa Braun has been on the sick
list but We are glad tn say he is feel
ing better at this writing.
Say. Josephine lets go walnut hunt
ing again and see if we can break the
records III nut gathering.
We had Arbor Day at our school.
(won't say what day. Mr.. Shaw,
Supt. King aud District Clerk John
Weller set out four Norwood Maple.
Mr.. Weller says, watch that first
tree grow"
a crowd from here attended the
dance at New Offenburg and report u
good time.
Mrs. Huber is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harter.
Felix Grieshaber of Flat River was
seen IN our vicinity last Saturday.
Joe Grieshaber, Louis Jnket,t
john Weller and Aidy Never cam.
up last Wednesday night and set M
our new benches. We were awfuliy
glad AS we have a full school.
Miss Louise Griesh aber is visiting
friends and relatives in Flat River.
She will return one day this week.
Tony Jacobs Of Ste. Genevieve wa,
seen il these parts last week.
Sebastian Figgi's dance was fine
everybody had good time. Tn.
Winter, and Ritters furnished excel
lent music.
The banner scholars at the Sauers
school are George Naegor. Lea. Win
ters. Thomas Jokers,. Walter Grirs-
haber. Rosa koller, Apoionia barter
and Rosa Winters.
The GIRL.
Fair play., 1911-12-02
NOTICE..

Ste. Genevieve Lodge No. J3i
Modern Brotherhood of America
earnestly request all members to be
present next Monday night. Dec.
4th, 1911, for the purpose Of elect
in officers for the coming year al
so the important business to trans
act. After the meeting refresh
ments will be served.
RoBT. ABERNATHy, Pres.
Jos. REHM, Sec.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

Miss Natalie Medley of Cape
Girardeau and +. s. Lawbaugh of
st. Marys were married in st,
Louis Saturday night by Rev
Father Byrne of st. Marys, The
couple will go East on their honey
moon.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

Mrs. DR.. A. G. Meyer entertain
ed few Of her ladies friends at
cards in honor of her mother, Mrs.
j. j. Wieldmann. of st. Louis,
Friday afternoon.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

Below we give the population of
Ste. Genevieve county by town
ships as enumerated at the Thir-
teenth Census taken in April 1910:
Beauvais Township =, l62
st. Mary City ----- 702
jackson Township ,275
Ste. Genevieve Township ,375
Ste. Genevieve City ,967
Saline Township ----1, ,22l
Union Township --l ,514
Total l0,6O7
Better Shoes for
less at
ROzier'S.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

THE JAMES BOYS--The most
daring outlaws the world has ever
known will be shown at the Ar
mOry next Sunday night.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

For Sale--A fine BoiS Brulc
bottom farm near ClaryviIIe, Mo.
1856 acres NIL in cultivation. Terms
to suit purchaser.
G. n. MARTIN.
8s Doniphan, Mo.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

Frank and Lawrence Herz0g
did two days of brush beating this
week aud were successful in killing
Ill rabbits near Sprott. Watch
out for liassenpfeffer Saturday
night at Herzog saloon.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

For Sale: About ten arpents
in thu Big Field. where Shaw
nursery now is. 1t is good land
that never ove,flows. Inquire of
Joseph Weller or John Shaw.
tin
Fair play., 1911-12-02
Died..

At his residence in Elvins, Mo.
on Sunday. November 26th, Attor-
ncy ID. l.. Rivers at the age of jS
years, 7 months and % days. The
funeral took place from the Elvins
Methodist church at . p. IN. Tues
day, November 2Sth, and the re-
mains were inferred at the New
Masonic cemetery. Attorney Riv-
ers was we'll known in this city.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

Box SUPPER-A box supper will be
given Tuesday night December 9th. at
the Pleasant Glade School near
Bloomsdale. Girls are expected to
bring boxes and boys the price. Given
for the benefit of the school.
FLOssIE SWIFT. Teacher.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

The Sunday night program at
the Nobby includes Mt. Elena in
eruption, The Declaration of lnde-
pendence and other highly inter-
esting pictures.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

See the James Boys at the Ar
mory Sunday night. The great
est feature film ever shown here.
5000 feet of film.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

Miss Mary Vaeth and Henry
Weller were married at Weingar-
ten on Monday, November 27. by
Rev. Father Kotte. The couple
will reside in st. Louis where the
groom is in business.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

Bert Barrett of Bismarck, a son
of j. II. Barrett an employee on
the I. S. railroad, fell of the rear
steps of his residence breaking
several ribs and injuring his head,
Saturday, November 25th.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

The James Boys robbed the
hank Of st. Genevieve in 1873.
The building is now occupied by
ROttler's Saloon.
Fair play., 1911-12-02
Now The Time Buy lla Have Made Digger Reductions Than Ever Rnrs
Good Position.

A written guarantee will be given to
secure for You good POSITION ii
YOU take the Guarantee Course AT
Draughou's Practical Business Col
lege. Springfield OF st. Louis OF Kan
sas City,. or Fl. Scott. kans.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

Before buying any Je,c-
etry or Silver Ware, get
prices at f. u B.4U.MAN S,
Tie Main street .JeUeLer.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

Rev. o. l.. Byrns will preach at
the Presbyterian church at 10; 30
a. m, on Sunday. December 3rd,
and at Z: 80 D. M.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

Born, 10 the wife Of J w
Clark, of this city, on Sunday
November &c, a girl.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

/ am prepared to give my ems
toners the best service, high
class grade of wines, cigars, aud
the hest and cheapest grades of
whiskey. Bottle and keg beer.
Fair play., 1911-12-02
Rozier's are max
ing "a specially Of
- Q -
ZELL.

IL You see tall fellow ahead Of a
crowd.
A leader of men. marching fearless
aud proud,
And you know of tale who's, mr.,
telling aloud
Would c'ase his p,oua .-ah "a 81
guish be bowed.
It's a pretty good place TO forgot il
Fair play., 1911-12-02

Fitzkain pulled off another sue
csssful sale this week. Good goods
at good prices is bringing Fitzksm
to the front.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

The laggest county in Missouri
has the same name Ills the largest
state in the United Stsses and Ms
county seat has Tie name of one of
the largest cities of the largesr
state. This is Texas county, ths
eonntS saat e raith is Houston.
This conniy hoasis q having 0nr
OF u" nnlGne inius'ries in the
rails
nse- s';A...Ssoncy
Fe- ao'isss snd Coiaa
Fair play., 1911-12-02

For Sale: Two good Houses,
one 3.rOOm and one Groom. Ap.
ply to OSCAR BOYER.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

The big turkey given away at
Nobby Wednesday night was tax
.,au home by Miss Mary Sucher.
Fair play., 1911-12-02
Notice..

Whoever is found hunting or
tresspassing on my premises will
be prosecuted to the full extent of
the law.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

For a ne,O Wntch a'uI
Chain, see E j BA UMAN
the M0in street JeWeler
Fair play., 1911-12-02
Rozier's

Some of the older citizens of
Ste. Geneveve saw the James
Boys when they were here robbing
the bank. Better go and see them
Sunday night at the ArmOry.
They are not as dangerous now, ms
, they were then.
Fair play., 1911-12-02

Several Of the Joker.t- Yealy
Mere. Co.'S EMPLOYEES while out
hunting last week on Turkey Is
land captured dear.