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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-10
Nrsuriutcd rreSS.l
Motives Made I'lniu.

Washington March lu THAT tho
administration has decided to dis
s'uni' o." longer us reasons Tor the
sudden ana unprecedented movement
oj truopS to tho MrSioau border -
Indicated uA tho iouuNing dispatch
received last mght irom ,h, start cor
respondent Of IA, Assn,tlt,d Press
"a 1" - accompanying President Taft
uu hi- journey To- Atianiu
Th, disiat.u dated Charlottesville.
Va. through which plar, ut prcsi.
dents train passed last night az 30
20 .IurN i~ u- iullnNs
Al. doubt t~ t1 the purpu.r ut tho
suN'rum'ut .r s.udins ~. 900 tiuups
10 'y. N,Nl.un border uis ~ lnst h"cu
swept aaHt rh, United States has
determined thu' u, revolution n thr
t.ruNIi. 900 co., .uuth must end The
\Wril.Hn if'HuH hntp been s,ut To-
form -"td military wall along tho
~" Grludv q" stop ulihu~tctus aud
60 or thul in,ro rs mo- further -mug.
fIu4 of arms aud men across Jnr in-
trrrJtIounl boundary
800 ie h,ii'v'd that with thi- suurcc
/ o' ,"ntrthlnd supplies Dut on tbc in
sufr,. tlunaIl movement uhI,h has
disluIp.d conditions s,urrll4 tor
I u"uN "a yrN without accomplishing
Iaultnul ub, tho formation of - rev.
spuu'Iui. -u,.rum.ut aO speedily
|..wr tu 20 .iu-r
/ rI.d.ot rur, ou is vos to At
iIut' and Augusta fpt q t,u da,s' vac
.htIpn passed throuRh hpr. at o."
o...",t tanisut nr appeared salts
H.d WITH tnr situation. There is e.
rru.'l Hrlrf that tI ..Iu uuyc-
w,u uI ruuus .Itp rvNj, and south
.rrn california will -u speed .il t.-
/ uuUIfsH Iu, purpo~, that m. r.t rr-
/ suits u tu, ud NIL constitute. a Nui-
uaI.. u.--uu nu pu..h modification -
/ ou .r,.tt. ushtml force tHu H ~
/ lr.s. revelation o. tu, ,ouritt tt
/ Hr-, q. un .r.ti.> ul tbr arm, u
/ parfi. .HltI. and a Justification 20. 'H-
1 dipinWtt,alh Nord,t .NulaustIurs
| tnat have h,"u given aUt trpm ".....,l
,uurc,s Ia Washington
There Is uu lous,r 1 rD,.un -
doubt tUat i., sudden move .uu the
pant uf t3. American ep, rum.ut t,~
tl, rvsslt of muNi..lI r.pr.s,utt-
upus u. fpr,t-u so.rrum,uts r.gard-
/ lus tH, -ltIutluu ip M"Nl.u d., tine .u-
donation thar ~,ttrJ' European pnN-
'r. .,r. .uuudus ra,b uturr ts tp'l.r
a.-irtu. or muN'ug representations
GOO ,H, ruNed state. az m carN date.
200 W r.ur,-"utrd tt tur state de-
continued pu ras, p. column I.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-10
Representations Were Made
by That Country, It Is Be.
lieved. Although Not Ad-
mitted Officially
NO OBJECTION TO
OUR ANNEX1NG MEXICO
Such Action, However, Would
Probably Bring Vigorous
Protest from Germany and
Other Nations.

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-10
Every House in Pleasant
Prairie. Wis. Wrecked and
Several Hundred People
Hurt by Giant Letgo.
WINDOWS WRECKED IN
HOUSES IN CHICAGO
Shock Felt from Cleveland
o.. to the Mississippi River
Thousands of Tons of Dyna.
mite Explode.

Pleasant Prairie. Wis March $40
i,.tI, , ...u., ,r p... rt..i, ...r,-
'''''
Tive Wl.'- ii"W n'i' r n"'ii''N i"-
du, te 20 result COZ an explosion last
u.pbt ,t y,, u..,..,liu,- ulrd win
.. .,
''I'i' N' N'.N'NiN ''N''r '""'
lauN plant Du. uau. g. Ih"nIp-
,.., v.. eu.t .,u. ,a. ..ttou.l, inc
,...,., .,....,.
h''' ''' ' -'''''' '''"'''' '' '''
dents u' th~ village, Bristol and -If.
.r.ludir. ..ttr Nt,. packed th,
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'' '''' 'h'N '"'' ''" '"" ''
uuIi
Tn,r. FL. .uu I,uauIt. 80 th, plant
.u .r..tissu, ur,n -hn!, lupI. Co.
instant explosion and sufficient pou.
den tu cause Gf 1r.ut.l damage than
tn,. blast oi a.i uaut
Ill. magazine truf exploited .ou.
ttm,d t.p tons of nusu,d d,nauIt,
Ilu toms uI unfinished dynamite. >U.
Quo kegs of finished giant pov,dr aut
% .uuu kegs cog unfinished powder
vb. .Na.I .l.s. 1f tho explosion
hs, NOT n,pu I,atu.d and uo One Is
permitted Within ml, ut tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-10
REVOLUTION BROKEN
UP BY BLUEJACKETS

Pucrt" 'ortrZ Honduras. Mar,h ~.
Tho American and british blue
iu,k'ts Noro yithdrawu from san
Pedro Sula No.terda, and th, town
Was turned over tu IN, rcpr,S. .utttIt's
o' tho ll"uduruu government Guards
w"r' Withdrawn from th, trains and
"a" revolutionary army here was dis
banded
Pcn., n1s once more boon restored
along tu, .uaSi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-10

N,W Nork NVch ~" Dr. Nu- u.
uwuerd a-t n.4ht thai csnl bnUs-
and ouJ.,r. .. the National Gunrd
throughout fn, ountry Vu hp WHu-
cd To- witness ttc operations of tho
United ~iut,- ny IN roNp- fur tu'Ir
own INSTRUCTION in hHudlug barge
hndIp- uI Ir.u.s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-10
Nlii- Ntcucii\pte

-u Nutnu. Tex, Mar.h 90 The
p.oulc h,r don't knpW just hoN tp
drsIguat. th' pnceutraiiun ui troops,
~u th,N ,.I alias muu,uNurs Zoo
the u,Nt unurs e. troop trains
are sph,dul. NJ Iu arrive The seventh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-10
TEN KILLED IN
TWO AvAlAMCHEs

arson. NrS. Marrn 10. wa.
Dam l,s travelling In each instance at
ltt.t tt1 miles, Sathorius momentum
Iud Huik AS they Numbered down tnr
uu.ut6iu-Id,s swept the mluul
plants "t Lunut and Jordan iu Mono
.unut,. california last night
A. .rast ton persons W,r, ki'lrd.
Ihr his power plant at Jordan Nat
destroy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-10

Washington Mar u io rnr conn
niu,d protest oI Wall street. rugtud
lud G,rmar. ot.t h, destruction "f
railroads aud stuWmu' of Sc'''up.
gscnts of tt, vast mining ut,r,-t. Boa
McNico amt thc iilu,-- of p,tz 0.tr
toda, declared 80 r.,olUtiuutr u,Hd-
uuaitcr- here to hr tgc Cau.r for uo.
nn3<iup American tr'nus ON tur M.N-
tcau frontier.
Tn, rryolItiouitt> declared thpt On,
rrofv~s,d -urur-, OF tho Nidz 4ut .
.'tum,ut owe, ta. practical iut,rNru-
tiun or American troops Was i,igncd.
tn. rcVolutiouiste said thry had
promised the financial interests thnt
uo tracks would bc torn up it tho
roads did NOT ..rrt the federal -ol-
dirrs
This promise. They said bad been
violated bN urd,i uf pul. and that the
railroads would have o. iuk, ih' uuu-
sequences. ~tmI1r o'r.um-uu,s. 10
WAS declared has, warranted Jh, do
struguou of other pri,at, uut,r.ats.
The declaration that President Dias
Is on his d,athh,d and apt tu di, 40
any moment was reported here today
and was bacN,d Ip by cod, m,
sag,s from revolutionary spies who,
local lusdrr,c'uul~ts declared. ar, lo-
| Gated within tho very walls uf tn,
M.N..5u presidents rNseutv, man
! -,uu
| uml % was aid. mlE,s point
| Nh,uu,,r pnse,ah. ur showing himself
to a., p.npir uf Mexico CIt> tar d iev
minutes ,vop aNt.rnoou rh, efforts
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,ooonno0d On rag. Two column ~
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,continacd on PAGE 3. column l.
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o'.o'ntd ou ras, p column l.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-22
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crstsas Ho,sy - Tssss Fss>s. z,s
DsSssffrs 81 EsnssssneI.
Wsefszs. I. OfeE<zEes Ec. m. Dzzs-
- ~ ~ Izs6 czy - ge2tentsr. 1915.
~ zogsoys1 ~ fse lsEh 6zy - seD-
tcnbey. 1915, 2 tx ~ swo ~ mjlIs on
tss 1clsss szS lepge1 for sDgsskjlnz
~ pared streets, znt
Where's. 1esoeSt Il required for
tie ne N kaetsrs, whieh taid eeyoalt
has tssa, fOr ne naDt " = meter fund.
beez Diaes1 n ne pster maintenance
find;
Aow Therefore. Ne II Ordained by
ne Magor an1 cognciImen n ne CITY
N vinisa. Oklahoma
gection !. That there b. ard II
hereby appropriated from the tax levy
lof two ~ mliIs. provided for n Ordl.
nance 70. 81. ne gum u fIzsIz7, 70
be used fos the payment " eDrlnkllng
ana cleaning the paved streets. which
said sprinkilng fund Is hereby created.
Section z. That there IL hereby
created . meter deposit fund, into
which shall BE- placed the money de.
posted for the use of meters.
Section 3. For the reason that pub.
lie necessity requires the immediate
creation Of The above named funds an
emergency Is hereby declared 10 exist
BY reason whereof II " Immediately
necessary for the preservation Of the
public pence, health and safety that
this ordinance be n full force and ef.
feet from and after its passage. ap-
proyal and publication. and Il IL 70
ordered.
Passed by the city Council Of The
CITY of vinita, Oklahoma. on the 2lst
Gay u February. 1871.
J. G. STARR.
President of The Council.
Approved BY the Mayor u the City
u vinlfa, Oklahoma. on the 2iat day
of February. 1917
Q. +. RIDER.
Attest a. ] GREEN. Mayor
city Clerk.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-22
ORDINANCE NO sss.


! Published the zzDd Day Of FebrHari
IisIi D n. Marrs Printing 60. Pub
Iisher.J
An Ordinance vacsti1g the Strip o.
Land Through Block 81 IN the City d
viDifa, oklsboms, Left ss . psssag.
Way Trough Said Block And AIone
the Limits Of the Original Corporal.
| Survey Of Said City, ss Shown b,
the Government Survey Thereof.
Whereas there has been filed witt
the Mayor and City Council Of the Cts
of yinita, Oklahoma, a petition signed
BY all the property owners TO be affect
ed thereby asking that the strip Of
land, 10 feet vide. running from South
Avenue north on west boundary of
Blocks sS-szsi-e0 to Illinois Avenue,
be vacated by said city. and;
Whereas. If has been ascertalned BY
said Mayor and City Council that said
strip Of land is now included IN the
corporate limits Of said city and does
not conform 70 the survey Of said city,
80 that same can be used az street,
alley or passage way for the public.
Now Therefore BE Il Ordained BY
tie Mayor and counciImcn Of the City
Of vinlta. Okiaboma.q
Section !. That the strip of land
running north and south through Block
e2 of said City Of yinita, and left as
a paasage way along the corporate
limits Of the original survey Of said
City, as shown BY the government sur
yey thereof, be and the same hereby is
vacated by said city Of vinlta. and
permanently abandoned by said city.
Section q For the reason that de-
lay IN yacating said strip ls an Injury
to all the property IN said block and
emergency is hereby declared to exist
by reason whereof. It is Immediately
necessary for the preservation Of the
public peace, health and safety, that
this ordinance be in full force and ef-
feet from and after the passage, ap-
proval and publication. and It Is 10
Passed by the City Council Of the
City Of vinita, Oklahoma, this 2lst
day OF February. 1911.
J. G. STARR,
President Of the Council. |
Approved by the Mayor OF the City |
of vinita, Oklahoma. this 2ist day Of
February. 1911
0. L. RIDER.
Attest A, j GREEN. Mayor
City Clerk.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-22
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-22
FOR sale Or Trade FOR Land or Stock

One 4.year.old chestnut sorrel stall
lion. white name and tail, sired by
Roaemonto, No. 99l47. standard and
registered XVI son Of Nutwood Wilkes
2i0is This horse stands i6 hands
high weight i,i00 lbs, A show horse
OF The highest class, Fearless IN and
out Of harness. Sold for no fault. have
no time to work him. ]. E. CLoNEY,
s07 North Woodland avenue, pittsburg,
Kane 26O-2
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-22

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safs ~, Des fizs yoeF sork i one
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DisxaDsr salest - hzs hsl ~ le4es
hssf 1e&fg n pfseflsaj sxDsrasN1e. TIE
assn n fizfEs n 0sgr plumbing b&s
bz1 years n sxDefle1ee, Dosh Dra1f
81 sn1 A. ne master.
Efea ne masters II our si.0D are
Dfaeilfal gssehapits We afe p0s men
N soDs other business nslpg plumb
INK ~ sl9e ilgs, ~ ars IL ne
plumbing business beeaBss We arc
plumbers, Il b me business w baye
fgll0weG ~ oer 80. ~ he business
We alNars VIII foil0B. iss tbs business
Ne we're actually eut or M and we
kn0w We are capable " giving 0ui
customers sq0afs deal. Come iet Hs
pfeye f see the work We re doIne
then compare u with theirs. 10 you
kn0w that plumbing Is something thai
is dealing with Jour health. N most
states plumbing - carefully guarded
~ The board ~ health We often fnd
IL homes SONS member of the family
continuously ~ moi know Whist ths
trouble u. when Il Il nothing more
tban q Ddor from the detective plumb,
lhf. Iia sure y0H get strictly Hanl.
tafy JOB. We aeE you 70 compare and
get ibs best then We viii without o
doubt get OF share 81 the business,
and We viii assure you that IL viii
not cost you The Installing price uexi
winter for fepaifa
NORRIS M CO.
PHONE 800
PLUMBING AND HEATING
TIN AID SHEET METAL WORK
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-22
STAND FOR A WASH BOILER
cenvenIent ArtIoIs That Is Easily
Made and We'll Worth the
Trouble

Tp make g stApd for an IRON wash
bQs)sf when wiehine to heat water
q doors. take IN old wagon tire or
ptHer similar pieces Of iron and bend
= ehcwn in the accompanying Illus
Ersffon.
Ia lsEs can be made Of any de-
sired length 20 the wood can be
placed underneath. The square on
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-22

top should Just at the bottom Of the
boiler. The two crcss bars are rivet-
"a or bqlted. For q round kettle the
tor Of the stand should be round and
Just large enough to hold the kettle
be0preiy.
The stand is a most convenient arti-
ole in preparing meals when camping
put as skillets and pots can be placed
hpon It.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-22

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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-22

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Fsesa esxf snt a5rlxsss s2s5sa d 91
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-30
Ric1 MrIfu Leases

have been over ;wu yeas aciuir-
ing large acreage Of some ." the
ricncsf lands ana leases IN tAc A.
bucre noU.aiua. Our Gcv",orr CIT
and resorts rom our engineers have
been made in every case before we
took the lands over, ana we know
the talue o! ;hc properties We are
now ready 10 make leases on the
most liberal terms and bonuses for
acual development. Bonuses will
run from $40 to 5000 per acre, de
pendin" somewhat upon the amount
of outlay necessary to develop to
tho point OF milling operations.
Leases We desire developed at pres
en' are located near the concentrat-
ing mill now in operation.
r. A. HILL, Davis Okla
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-30
COUNTY CENTRAL
COMMITTEE MEET
DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE MEET AND PASS RESOLU-
TIONS-FUNDS TO BE RAISED.

Tho Democratic Central Committee
. met i'm special session Saturday after
noon. The object of the meeting was
announced by J. X. Pennington, the
Carte county member of the State
Central COMMITTEE. as being the neces'
sity OF looking after our contribution
10 thc fund for the defense of Beall.
ct al, The two election officers who
were convicted at Enid for alleged vio-
lation of the fedora! election laws at
the last general election in their eff
forts To enforce the grandfather
clause in operation under our state
laws. Mr. Pennington was our repre-.
sentative at the meeting OF the state
committee which recently met in Ok.
lahoma City At this meeting Mr.. Pen
ringtou pledged contribution from
the democracy OF Carter county to
apply ON the fund for the defense of
the convicted election officials. After
the statement of the proceedings of the
meetn- at oklahoma City, and after
Mr.. Pennington had stated his actions
at this meeting, a motion was man-
mouslN adopted commenting his ac-
ZION and assuring that the contribution
from Carter County Democracy would
be hurriedly raised. In fact, il seemed
the sentiment of the meeting that the
election officials, prosecuted for what
The federal court deemed violation
of the laws, should be taken up as
personal matter with each democrat,
and each cOmmtte entered into it with
enthusiasm, so much 50 that it is
certain matter that any protection
needed for election officials who at
tempt honestly 20 enforce the grand
father clause in regard to voters will
be readily afforded in Carter county
The further proceedings Of the meet
ing consisted in discussions of local
matters pertaining to the oncomins
elections, and it may be said right here
that if the next general elections
catchos anyone mprepared, il will not
be the committee of democrats seleC-
ted to represent Carter county on this
committee. Each member seemed
ready and anxious to get down to-
worling out the best ends preparatory
for democracy's success at the next
election
No action was taken in regard to
the selection of delegate to the state
convention 10 meet in the near future
for the selection of delegates at the
national convention where "A democrat
is TO be selected for the presidential !
race. But it seemed that each one !
feared to broach the subject very
closely lest fire would be kindled /
that could not he very easily |
quenched. 1t is known that sentiment !
in this county has already rapidly cen ,
tered around choice for president |
and at a time not far in the future ac-
tion will be taken on the part of the
committee that will clearly show our
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-30
Y. NJ. c. A. LYceum Course.

Victoria Lynn Concert Co., Nov. 8.
Ole Theobaldi violin), Nov. so.
Edward p. Elliott (monologue),
Dec G.
Paul +. Volker (lecture), Dec. q.
DeKoven Male Quartet, Jan. %.
This great course, including some of
the worlds best atists, only $3.50
Get the habit and buy course ticket
NOW. 2G-1Ot
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-30
It's Equat Don't Exist.

No one has ever made a salve, oint.
ment or balm TO compare with Bucl;
lens Arnica Salve rs the one per
feet healer of Cuts. Corns, Burns
Bruises. Sores, Scalds, Boils, Ulcers
Eczema, Salt Rheum. For Sore Eyes
Cold Sores. Chapped Hands or
Sprains its supreme Unriyaled for
Piles. Try it. only 95c at Ringer
Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-30
JUDGE MASON
HAS A SAY
HAD NOTHING TO Do WITH PUB
LISHEO ARTICLES HANDING
AUDITING OF BOOKS.

fdltolS hOlnlnS star ana AfumOIe-
jte; and Citizens OF Carter County
VIII YOU please give me space in
your papers and wiz the good rcOplc
of this county read:
| notice in the A"daiore,c OF Fri
day and the Morning Star Of Satur.
day an article iron the pen Ot Com
, missioner kirkpatrick regarding the
! checking of the offices aud in which
he strongly intimated that | am be-
hind the articles that haye appeared
in the Morning Star. | feared that
/ when | read the articles. bat now
twish to state That I have not d.
rectIy nor indirectly been the author
! Of those articles and never knew
that they had been written and never
saw or read them Until they appeared
/ in the Morning Star"
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-30
Chicken Pie Dinner.

Circle No. > Of the Broadway Bap-
tist church will give a chicken pie
dinner Saturday, Nov. 4, in the build
ing between the two picture shows.
Price p cents 29-6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-30
Chrys nthemJms.

FOR CHRYSANTHEMUNS call on
Mrs. Joe NJ. London, Phone 90. 719
Douglas Boulevard. 2f-1n
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-03-31
School Entertainment.

The Brunswick High School
and Grammar School, assisted by
some local talent, gave an inter
esting cantata, THE Milkmaids,'
Friday night. The play was
well attended; the participants
showed excellent training and
rendered their various parts quite
acceptably. About sl60 was
realized, the proceeds Of which
will 70 toward improving the
school grounds and gymnasium OF
the Brunswick public schools.
Superintendent Diemer Is an
enthusiastic teacher and Is doing
much iorythe cause Of education.
A large number Of the Charlton
county teachers attended the
entertainment.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-03-31
Mrs Mary L. Franklin.

To the Courier: Mrs. Mary
L. Franklin, who died after a
long illness at her home on March
10, 1911, aged 70 years and six
months, was the eldest daughter
OF A. c. and Mary Ann Eliza
Hope Johnson. She was born in
Big Springs, Meade county, Ken
lucky. In ls40 she came to
Missouri with her parents, settling
in Charlton county, where she
has since resided. She was much
loved and highly respected by all
who knew her. She and Benja-
min r. Franklin were married
November 4, 1858. To them
were born six ehildren-Tabithan
A., Rose E., Eliza l.. Mary +.
and Ambrose J. The three last
named are dead. Mr.. Franklin,
the other children, nineteen grand
children and FIVE gnat-gnnd-
children survive. She profcssed
religion at the old Union school
house near Mussellfork, joined the
Methodist church and lived .
devoted CHRISTIAN life.
fmESD.