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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
8ein Salent.
Son n cbentis.

2ordpcu Sicns Lies Den aopf triibs
ielis bdnaen.
Wus pur's, bas ibr 10 pielen Stunt
mer mnd,te? Sntte tic bod licbc
Gltern linb @eidipiirer. 1ar tic rod
Jung uno trditis = bate tic hoh
MoicnScit!
Iber Gins - etnus @roBcs ichltc
ibr peunDd: Sic hattie tein ~eiu3ises
Salent -
8as hdttc 0ord1en nid,t bdrlim scs
seben. lpelln lie mic Ibelbcio @umpert
Die &alcrz Itabemie hattie bciuo1en
urb &iinitlerin bdttc ncrocu oocr luie
8oIn Iap in Der Iuiit lid ausbilpcn
fDuncul
Iber tic mar ciu gan5 geipcbnlihes
Menihenfinb. bas feline Dfuic sefilbt
hattie.
lrnuufbaltldm prdretcn lih Jest
aud SbrInen ais Sord,ens Iugen.
llmionit un,idmeifcltcn tic @aierluft
unh zbuft. Sic nterftc nid,ts BON Der
Sriibliusspynd,t. unb iab bod, mittcu
orin, inter nem blilbcnDen Npielbaum.
Sa flung bas idunmerlite &einen
cllle3 Atilpt5 an tpr .Snr.
@s Itimnltc 5ll- ibren cignen 3brdz
men. nnb Seshdlb id1autc tic uuf.
Srnu Miiler sin9 am 8urtcn5alin
noriiber. ibr iilna'res, Itlut,6cnbes
Spbndlen trippc!te hinterbrcin.
@ord1cn fuilhte bic 8ittlue pobl nm
mic mllb'clig nc mir lid, nlb Die ainz
Der bu5 Srot crlunrb.
y&o5 bot nn5 Yuulfcu?" irnste
JIG mitlciSia. III oic bliibcnoc 1edc
trctcnb. Die Ben 0urtcn 0 Der
StraSc abidloS.
~Shm III nifht red,t. CT bats Sieber,
b'rum lit or 10 ouurris". instc Srnu
Miilcr.
~@arint liescn Sic 90 ocu Sunecn
nidt licbct SI &aric2"
Sd bate feiucu, Der nuf ibu
pdBtc - ric 0irpSeu iino nj Der
Shule; 10 ncbn id i'm licbcr nit.
Sod nus 2nnien iGllt linn ldnpcr urib
traacn fdnn ih i'm nid,t ipeaen bcs
aorbc2 unh Der @nrtcl9erIthe. sic in
uiIf Der Nrbcit hrulId,c."
@ctiimmcrt id,ultc hic Muttcr hdz
Del nui ibr mcincuhcs aiuo.
ga bclgtc iih Sord,en tief iiber Zen
3nluu mo ibrc Stimntc bate cillcn
bcllcn Slang. ais tic iuGfc: ~&ic
pdr's. Ynnlhcn, ipcnu bu Su mir i'll
ncn @nrtcn fImit? Bic Slumcn
bliihcn hurin. luno bic Sd,ncttcrfinac
gpnncln. alld, Gin STdldcu Iild) iollit
bu bctpnWncn,"
YallldlcE bate St rcirlcu nufacz
hrrt. Us fannie Den @nrtcn unb pns
Mdanlciu and. bnS bate ibm idlou
mnndntui cine Srlldlt nuralis ms
W0uld,cn acitcdt. Ia. Jest pertldrtc
ip9ur ciu 2ddlclu nnS rlcid,c ficinc
ainncrgciid,t. Sord,cu iah c. NIT
Gerlniiaen.
Or nils id,pn. Srau Miiuer. ih
icb's hcm Siiridlcin an. afio bringer
Sic g Uir su mir bcrciu. 6pnrmt
SIR @icsdlcn ans Der Sd,ulc. holt lie
c. picncr abb"
Snufbar id,niitc ,srau Miiler su
Dem Muaclcm uui. User hattie I'M
SidStdlcn nid,t aelpmbt. ipic autbcrsig
not haa 9icua 9nrdlcn MARI ~ Scr
pcrtruutc tic germ ihrcil Snbi nn. unb
81 ibr Siua Yould,cn aud, nit
SrcuNcn.
81 inS CT bnlb aaus pcrepii9t ncbcn
9rrdlcn nui Der Snut inter penn
Slpiclbdllm.
NoS Ainh cmpiauN Bic @Grmc Mus
SGonhcit rin9slm. mn uodhNcm eS
iein Shdld)en @tild, setrunfen. leste
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
I'm trauten fami(ienkrei(e.

mn Iutters 2iesd)en id,ien Dem Sbter
einen SuBtritt ee9eben 81 baben, oenn
Wtolpz Z rlibhen iiel aus Der Holle
iinb oerbat iih iolfe Srobbeitcn.
Sab bid niht", neinte 2ieshcn barr
auf %id)nippiid), Init Sbieren bari man
nift 10 simperlih umsebcn, lonIt
parieren tie niht." Nama mltBte
ldfclu. 10 nngefdbr bate ibr Warn
lie nelllih belebrt. Iber idlon pllroe
lire Iufmerfinmtcit auf etipas Inbez
res gelenft, Mlrtters oiesd,cu trat ais
GrSieberin auf, JIG priigelte ibr Sup
pcnfinb. berrihte es ipiitbeno on unb
iaste ihlieBlif: ~@enn OH nod einz
NAL 10 u~nnrtig bit, hole i'd Den
iftpar5en Tann, Der itedt bid IN ben
Snd. banm bin i6 Did Gudlgeiit los"
Iud) bieie SSene fam Der gtama nid)t
gang unbefnnnt Dor. So, Wdma ses
fiel it'd gar niht IN Dem Spiegel, ben
ibr bos SDhterden ba p%orgebaltcn
bate, nnb lie nabm iih in bieier
Stunbe Dor, benz 3inbe INNER MIR elm
slltes Seiipiel 81 gcben. Gin ticfcr
Sinn ifeft oft I'M finOlthen Spiel, uro
Wiitter fonucu Ianhes nus benz
Spiel ibrer ainber Iernen.-(Sante
@mma.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31

" ~ hAJA 80 eANah
alniien Der pffentlifen Sdunlen cinz
5uiilbren unb barauf 81 iebcn, baB Die
aiuber niht uur belltid) lcicu mo
ihreiben, ionbern aid beutid) benfen
rnb fiiblcu ioIlen. Seutld4nnb bat
inns uitt MIR Die Snipiration fiir Die
Stnfiibrung Der &inbergdrten gcgebcu.
ibm perbauten mir allt Die Sanoncrz
fer Iuo SortbilpungsIdulcn, utb
lpcnu audi Sic, meine beutihcn
Gole9en, SIRE Strait mo Gnergie eiu>
ieeeu, nm beutidc Sprafe, bcutIdc
Spradc, beuf16e Sitten ui1o bciitide
@ebrdid)c aufrcft 81 erbaltcr, bin id,
boh Der Iniidt, baB Sic Sbrem neuen
@aterlanbe unb Sbrer nelien Sci
matbsitaot ebcnIo treu ergeben iinb
lpie Dem Suube, in Dem Sbre @iege ges
itanben bat"
tteber bic friilide 5amilie
Ihreibt Siihpf @e6rle, o. 9. s., BON
Sismard. q. Sat-, 10 itDn unp pabr
in ieinem heurigen Saitenbirtenbrief:
Sic ndfitcn notbipenoisen Sainie
lien>S rgenben iinb BON Seiten DER
gltern: Sclbrloiisteit. Spieriinn uno
Irbeitsfreubigfeit im Sntereiie Der
Samilie. Sft mag Der Samilien>
batter bel all Icinen Sorscn uno
Wfiiben sur @lltbloiigteit periild)t lperz
ber; bann it,aut er aber gum 6eilanb
empor, ipie er bun9ria nm miibe beim
Sntobsbrunnen it'd nieberieste obcr
nie er uad) barter Sagesarbeit Die
Naht I'M 8ebet burfpatte. uber ct
irellt iif ben 9eilano Dor nit Der
ihiperen 8r~euseslait auf ieiren Sdulz
tern. unh babel pieoerbolt er lid Die
8orte Des Ipoltels: v@dnuer. liebet
cure @eiber unb &inoer, tpie Gbriltus
Die Stride geliebt bat, fir Die er lid,
bingeeeben hat" Iuf bieie @eiie
itdrtt lid Der fatboliife SamiIiens
pater fiir ieinen ihperen Sertf unb
eefpinnt baourh GbarafterfeItigteit
nnb Opferfreiloisfeit.
Sang bnsielbe gilt bon Der Samiz
lieumutter. Sn ibrcr Gorge fir Die
&iuoer unb ous Sallsfpeien nimmt
lie Die @ottesmutter @driu 5llm Dor
bilbe. unb in ibren Ihlperen Mutters
iorsen becciniat tic lid NIT Naria am
Subc bes 8reu5es.
Die &inocr nebnen iid bas Seimss
tinb gum @orbilo. tpelfcs ybinub
cling nud NnSaretb uuo aeboriunt
mar nnb 5unabm OH Sitter unb gSeisz
belt uno @naoe Dor 8ptt unb ben
Ienifen".
60 lpirb tas Samilienleben fir
IQc cine Sdille ieglid,er SlIgenb
ltnb pabrer @olfommenbeit, ipenn
bic Samillenglieoer lid leiten laiieu
BON friitlihen @runDidBen.
2eiper fonnen segenipdrtig Iebr
piele &atbolifen bieier Sinseie hire
&inber nod nidt in Yfarrihuleu
ienoen. Seslpeeen baben Yrieiter ili,o
fatboliife @Itern cine I'M 10 ernitere
Rfliht, ibr Moglidites su tbur. bamit
I'M Snmilientreiie Der religioie @eiit
nm 10 mebr 9cpflest tperoe. unn in
Stride unb Snmilie ioliber rclisioier
llnterrid,t crtbeilt lperbe. Su oft eutz
idnIloigen it'd @ltern, nls OBJ tie unz
idbig tpGren. relisioien llntcrriht su
crtbeilen. 80 outer &iae ~porbanocn
1T, iinb sic gltern immer iGbia,
enttpeber ielbit Die &iuber int Safe
dismIs al unterridten, ooer bon anz
oeren, unterrihten 81 laiien. @enn
lie bic &inoer in Der bl. HeIiaion
%nnterrihten, getpinnen lie ielbit iebr
niel, Tie brinaeu tiefer Elm in Die
8lnubensipabrbeiten unb lperbeu I'M
sottesfirhtiscn Seben befeltist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31

Bor.icsuns aui Der 5. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
Gin Imerifaner iibcr ben Wcrtb Der
beutidben Spradle in Mmerifa.

Sicr pus llrtbeil zines Sduliupers
intcnbcnten. Srn. Or. Gonbon's bon
Cincinnati. O., iiber Ben praftiidDen
8ertb Scr beutiden Sprnhe fiir Die
Sfulbilbuug alien Gltern nnb CT
siebern sur Sebcr6igun9, luelfc Die
@rlerning unb Seibebaltung Der
pcntid]cu Sprude ais %nnnptbig nno
iibcriliiiiig anicben. Sn elmer Ser
Iammluns bes neutifen 2ebrcrpereins
crflGrtc 81. Gonbon:
sd bin Der Nniid,t, hob icbcs Sinh
in unIcrcn oifcntlid)cn Shulcu. oos
nid,t mcbr ais eine Sprahe Icrnt, iih
cincs aroBcn |cridunminca ihuloig
madt. Gbcnio lam i'd allf @rnno
Der mir untcrbreitetcu Seridtc nit
eltcm 8etpiiicu crtldrcn, DAP IN lin'cs
rem eritcn. 5peitcn mn audi bpbcrcn
8rnhen iolfc Sfiiler, pelhe ailt am
peut den llnterrift tbcilnchmen.
bciierc Mc1ultntc in Der cn9liidlcn
Sprafe nui3upeiicn babcn. nls Tic
icni9en. lpclhe MIR ant cngIiid,cn
llnterrift theilnebmeu urb onS
Sciitid)c linfS lie9ep laiicn. Shillcr,
bic audl hciltidl lcrncn. linn hc'lcrc
Sd,iilcr ais bic annercn. neil tic -
nit Der Sdrulc crnit nebmcn. SeSs
halb baltic ih es fir rid,tia. raj DER
bieiiac Sdulratb lin Cincinnati. g.
Sie Heo.) peiie banoeltc. ais er pcra
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31

rNnbe" 5ulie6 Die @cbote bes Nh
uuo Der Sittlidfeit miSoftcn,
= - =
= II *; x X X X e x x a. * x Il * x;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31
1tnanhGnbisc Samenmoben.

Gin fransoiiifer 8elebrtcr Narnens
Yiton oeripeiit inn r@cIair" nuf cine
I'M -. Sabrbunbert o Stiles aus
Orleans III Yaris 9ebaltene Erebigt
gesen Die %unerbDrten Srauenmooen;
fpenn man nid,t ei9ens bnrdlf nutz
merriam semaht tpuroe, buB pieie
Yrebist idon mebrere Subrbunoerte
aft lit, fonnte man elolIben, Dap lie
crit 9eitcrn sebulten tpliroe uuo Ilf
geaen Die Iobeu ~unierer 3eit rihtete.
Aber laIien mir Ben Yrebiser, lpelz
der bic Samen I'M StiI oes Abrnbam
a 5nnta clara a%bfan5elt. lelblt
iprefen:
.Ienn man. 10 ipetterte er, elmer
bieier SraiIen beeegnet. mDfte man
meiner. baB man es nit einem Sitter.
Scr ii6 5lr Taielrunhe beeibt, 81 tbln
babe. Sic lit bonn aopi bis 5u ben
Siiben 10 ipobl ais9eriiitet, oaB tic
ipie bas Sercr bes Seufels pirft. Be
tradtet lire SiiBc: ibr Sfubperf lit
10 eng. raj cs ihou ldderlid) dlisiiebt.
8etrahtet ibre Saillc: bas lit nod,
Idlimmcr. Sic prcBt ibrc ginsez
lpetoe NIT etflem 0ltrfel bon Seioe,
@olb pber Siber %5uIamumen; einen
iolten 8iirtel bnbeu Seius Gbriitls
uno feline gliifielige Iutter ME sez
trneen unb tparen bod, bon fonieltfem
8ebliit. @rbebet Die Iugen 81 ibrem
9ppfe: bier iiebt man ale Hdnfe Der
SoQe. Sa limb Sorncr, ba iito Sanre
bon Sobten. ba iino Seufelsiraeen.
@ober tommt es. baB Elm iamlnerlihes
unb 9ebrchlifeS @eId)rpi cine lolfe
Riiitung an3ulegen lpast, I'M @ott 81
befGmpien lnb Die Seele 6u toeten?
Sic iiirdtet uibt, lid Die 6aare elmer
9crlpn, neldc pielleidt in Der Sple
pber I'M Seafeuer lit unb nit Der lie
nm oles @elo in Der Ielt niH nidlt
cine 9iad,t lang bas Eager setbeilt
baben lpiirbc. auf ben 8opf su ieben.
Sic bat mcbr Shndnse oils ielbIt
Satan bat. benu Sntan bat MIR eincn,
nnb tic lit sans nit Shludn8en &c
Id,miidt. llnp FOLDER llnfug berrid)t
beionhers in Yaris. Sier iiebt man
Sraren nit entbloBtem Snlie
mnb FREEZER Sruit brrd, Die Stabt
I%aufen. 8clh' einen &rie9 iiibren
bod Sieic 6rallen sesen @ottl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31

81 Il $s Il Il Il 4 II II - - Il * II -
&c.. @is.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-02-12
THE MUTUAL TELEPHONE
Mr.. Erdel Writes of the Me leo
Situation.

Rush Hill. Mo. Feb. :. 1914.
Editor of Message:-In read
ing the articles in the Message
recently written by Mr.. Freyer
and Mr. Parker, in regard to the
Mutual Telephone situation in
Mexico one would come to the
conclusion that the Audrain Mu-
tual Telephone Co. was unfair in
their demands towards the East
End, but when all the facts are
brought to light one sees the stu
ton differently.
1t is true that the East End Is
connected with Mexico by trunk
line from Laddonia to Mexico,
but Mr.. Parker did not state that
the Rush Hill Telephone Co.
owned and maintained every mile
of this line from the city limits of
| Laddonia to Mexico DC miles J
which they have used up to the
time when the Audrain Mutual
Telephone Co. was organized and
| want to say right here thai
three fourths of the messages
over this line were from the Eas
End, such an important exchang,
was Mexico to them.
The Rush Hill Co., consisting
of the exchanges at Rush Hill anC
Mexico giving Laddonia , t
their l. after due consideration
charged Is cents toll out of Mex
leo after they refused to con
tribute towards the maintenance
of this trunk line from LaddOni
to Rush Hill and we were furnish
ing them more business phone
than they were furnishing us. Blu
that has nothing to do with tn
situation at Mexico whatever.
For the East End to get COZ
nection with Mexico they wi
have to ride over some othe
company's trunk line (they hay
ing none) or build one of the
; own.
The Audrain Mutual consists {
+, Rush Hill, Worcester Martin
: burg, Benton City, Moline an
!, Auxvasse, all having trunk line
These companies have their ov
e exchanges to keep up and al
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-02-12
His 73rd Birthday.

James Marion Ingram, Of thi,
citv. celebrated his 73rd birthday
last Thursday. His children who
reside in this city gave him a din.
ner at the residence of his son.
Brit ingram, on West Lbur.
street. The ladies who Ial
charge Of the affair certainly dI
a good job of it. Mr.. ingram s...
he doesn't think he could staI
more than two or three Of these
kind Of functions a year, it ..o
strenuous.
Besides the guest Of honor. Oh.
families of Brit Ingram, Jos,
Scobee and j. A. Pierce were
present.
Brit had lately recovered from
a spell of the smallpox and Boz
hadn't been put on full feed, bu
he turned loose on this occasion
and fed like II thrashing mach,u
from both sides.
She senior Ingram is in uI
usual good health. Here s bur
ing he may live to enjoy man
more happy birthdays.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-02-12

Mexico. As | said before in Civ
ing exchange to the East End al
Mexico it would mean 2 to their
which would not be mutual, as
| see it.
Now in regard to managing the
Mexico exchange. The situation
here is different to other ex-
changes. We have the Bell Tele-
phone Co. to compete with, they
having one of the best systems
here in the State, with number
of party lines coming into Mexico.
These lines were in existance be
fore the Mutual exchange, there
| fore we must have a man who is
willing to give considerable
part of his time mot only few
days. for which he should re
ceive a reasonable compensation
Here you must go after the bust.
ness. Where there is no compe.
tition they will come to you il
they want a telephone installed
1t, therefore, is out of the ques
ton to ask anyone to manage this
exchange and try to build it W
without a salary under existing
circumstances.
Now, Brother from the Eas
, End, it seems to me you don
want exchange with Mexico un
, less you can get us fellows t
carry you as we have done be
, fore. At the meetings that
called last February you never OF
D fered one single proposition TO
us to consider. You were there
= those meetings and were given
= chance to speak for yourselve
e which you sure did, but after a
a your speeches it could be plainl
i seen that you wanted exchang
5 with Mexico, and wanted it ba,
t provided, however, you could rid
e in free, and let the other fello
pay the price.
/ / always have been for mutu
Il exchange, first last and all Il
II time, and regret that we ha'
= been unable to get together
r this matter. Let's get togethC
by all means, and we can, if v
# are willing to do unto others
$ we would have others do unto U
d | am sure the Audrain Mutu
$. will do all in its power to resto
N connection with some of the be
so people in the county, but it mu
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-02-12
DR.. Griffin Entertains

DIR. and Mrs. Fred Griffin were
hosts one night last week to a
number of the doctors and their
wives of the city. There was con-
yersation, music and a two-course
luncheon. Among those present
were: DR.. and Mrs. w. K. Rodes,
DIR. and Mrs. n. r. Rodes, Dr.
and Mrs. X. W. Berrey, DIR. anc
Mrs. Paul L. Coil, DIR. and Mrs
IG. f. Toalson and children, Or
Harry Gibbs, DR.. and Mrs. j, q
| Moore. DIR. G. A. Rothwell an'
| DIR. J. +. Harrison.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-02-12

be just and fair to all concerned.
Now, Mr.. Editor, want to
thank you for the space in your
valuable paper and hope this will
make matters clear to all and
with no i'll feeling towards any
one.
Val. Erdel, Jr., Pres. Rush Hill
Telephone Co.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-02-12
Booker Mccall Gregory

Booker Mccall Gregory was
born March Z, 1892, at Mexico,
Mo-, and died Jan. 20, 1914, at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. p. Gregory, 1928 Myrtle
Ave, Kansas City, Mo-, aged q
wears, 10 months, IL days, leaving
behind father, mother, one only
brother and host of friends to
mourn his death.
He was baptized in infancy, |
joining the church of his parents
in early childhood. Leaving his
home in 1910, he came to Kansas
City to complete his education.
But in 1911 that dread disease,
tuberculosis, made its appearance
and he decided to try the genial
climate of New Mexico, hoping to
stamp it out. While there he
taught school, organized and super
intended n Sunday School in the
e. school house, and was respected
and revered as an earnest and
= faithful Christian. In December,
1913, he came home to spend his
t last DAYS with loved ones, and a
few weeks later was called Home
) to Loving Heavenly Father,
! "Who knowest best.
y 1t was the writer's privilege to
e make this noble boys acquaint-
|, ance in the winter of 1911. BE
e Cheerful, " seemed to be his motto
v and as our acquaintance ripened,
learned more of that deep nature
Il His love for mother, flowers anc
e children was deep and reverential.
e So earnest and sympathetic, al
II WAYS kind and thoughtful o
r, others. 1t can be truly said
'e None knew him but to love him
IS none named him but to praise.
S. His was a nature truly fitted TO
al the noble work for which his plan
re we're laid Little did you think
st Mackie, you had been teaching
81 Gods message all your short III
- in your own earnest. loving way
Pages could be filled with interest
q ing and elevating thoughts of thi
h boys beautiful character.
Funeral services were conducte'
at the jackson Avenue Christian
church, attended by a large con
course of friends. Floral offering
we're profuse and beautiful, show
ing the great esteem in which h
was held. The pallbearers wer
young men associates of the churc
where he attended. Intermen
was made at Mt. Washingto
Cemetery.
ri Farewell, dear Mackie, " ii
Z hard to say, but happy is the the
, at near future day we'll NEE
- again on that bright shore wher
parting and pain are known n
\ more.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-02-12

Rev. S. d. butcher, 81 years
old, formerly pastor of the Mex
leo Christian church, died last
Sunday at the German Hospital
in Kansas City.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-02-12

E. F. Humphrey of Kansas
City who recently bought the
Geo. NJ. Dean farm, near Cen
tralia, in this county, resold it
last week to Newton Alderman of
Columbia for $40, 900. The place
contains 400 acres.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-02-12

Mr.. Luther Powell and Miss
Beatrice Sites. II very popular
young couple of the Rowena
neighborhood, this county, were
married Wednesday of last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-02-12

Born, on the 9th inst, to Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Carver, of Benton
City, a daughter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-02-12
COUNTY COURT DoINGs
Settlements With the Roadover-
seers-Bills Allowed.

John Hagan, $685.; James
Quinlan, $277.9O; j. A. Hender
son, $1,000: c. a. Candy, $2l7-
50: L. b. WHITEWATER, $2iO.3i
T.. w. Lierheimer, $3ls.65; J. j.
DYE. 1896; Geo. Kcllcrhals,
S253.75; j. r. Scott. S6l1.G9;
Floyd Lewton, $37S.26; d. b.
Barnes, 1856; b. i. Frisbie,
1920, w. f. Detienne, $227j7 :;
John Caldwell. S2l357; D. L.
Helm. $3il4G; Joe Zimmerman.
$3457O; John Hildcbrand, S2Ol.-
%; Ed Rhoads, $2S2.7O; f. d.
Parsons, $3G6.97; A. c. Pledge.
S263.91 ellis Wilson, $3sG55 /;
d. II. Boatright, $1O76.32; S. S
Coons, $4,000 NJ. L. Sits, $33.-
%; j. W. Curry, $2j73O; f. O.
Snedeker, $49S. Sc; W. 0. Dowell
1850; r. W. Powell, $20j9O:
j. w. Beamcr, $39O15; j. R. Bur
nett, S349.j3; w. W. Zumwalt,
S34425; +. f. Curry, $3S562; c.
Z. Sims, $3SS.47; S. J. Bovine, Jr.,
S2S9.21; Geo. ID. German, S31S.-
81 Perry Palmer, $259.86; D. A.
Carr, $3O8.13; w. Y. Jones; $299.-
81; J. w. Given, $344.O0; f. F.
Carper, $21S.1S; A. NJ. German,
S323.25; j. w. Perry, $340.S3; II
P. Crum, $256.33; RothwelI
Crews, $295.SO; Hiram Threlkeld
$338.35; Curt Pryor, $193.25; B
l.. Imam, $421.20; w. E. Ball
$25S.52; w. F. Claypool, $347.47
L. L. Nalley, $371OO; j, NJ
Young, $29375; r. P. Elliott
$4,000.
Criminal cost bills: Home
Butcher, $16.15; John Schultz
$13.65; Ora Gibson, 1885; Bei
King, $13.65; VIM. Curtiss
: s16.15; Ralph Boze, $13.65; Hy
fClarkson, $1615; Marcus Will
Jams, $12.65; Hill Miller, 1885
Henry Bright, $1615; Mami
Scott, $1615; Doan Payne
sl365; Frank Rigdon, 1885
BIZ Barnett, 1885; Hattie HUI
$1365; Matte Irwin, 1885.
Other bills allowed: w.
johnson, salary superintendent
schools, 10000; R. S. Mckinney
account Road COMMISSIONS
s35.45; Floyd Lewton, bridg
supplies, $500; B. L. Frisbi
same, $2O.35; D. H. Boatrigh
same, $50.25; Southwestern
Phone Co, court house, $3.50;
y Purdy, Board Health, 1926
Mexico Power Co., $685.; E. v
Leirheimer, bridges, $3S.28; j.
Powell, supplies County Earn
$3.50; Lewis Moore, same, SIG;
McPheeters Bros, supplies Jai
$3.50; Haas-Lieber Co, Coun
Farm, $50; Standard Pig. c.
Assessor, $2S.65; Mo. Pig. & Pu
Co. Clerk, $500; b. L. Ina
bridges, $3.50; Southweste
Phone Co., c. H., $3.50; Thorn
Lbr Co., bridges, $1,000; j.
Graham, stamps, etc, $40; Ne
leo Spec. R. D., bridges, $3.50
c. ii. Diekey, same, $8.14: y.
Rodes, services, $500; LaCros
Lbr. CO., bridges, $500; j.
Poggs, Circuit Clerk, $500; H.
Grafford, stamps, $500; F.
Parsons, bridges, $500; S.
Pulls, stamps, etc, $43.62; j. '
Barnett, feeding prisoners, $57
so; E. v. Phillips & Co., Proba
Court, 5000; Alex, Carter, 81
airy, 5000; j. W. Beagles, san
$3.50; G.. c. Bledsoe, same, 50
IS; A. c. Whitson, same, $1,000
VIM. Mckinney, $13.65 Ben XII
Sl3.65; Jas Locke, $l615; CT;
ence Allen, $l6.15.
DR.. W. d. Hickman, Ost,
nathic Physician. Pasnneth Bic
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-02-12
ARare Opportunity to
Visit California andTOur
the Fascinating West

| Right now the Burlington
Route offers you a rare opportuu-
ity to go to that land of perpetm.
summer, sunlight, beauty and
Neutrality-suspicious. California;
through the scenic grandeur and
invigorating sunlight of Colorado
and Utah too.
California is one of the finest
places in the world in which TO
spend the winter Think of boat
ing, golfng, playing tennis or
bathing in the surf, without q
single thought of furnace, fires,
heavy clothes and wraps, to say
nothing of the constant menace OF
catching cold.
If your neighbor has been there,
ask him, he knows. And 1t
doesn't cost a great deal to spend
month there either. Ask him
about that also. And it doesn
cost much nowadays to get there
Ask me about that.
Special Personally Conductod
tourist car parties. You can say
money by taking advantage o.
this service. 1t will cost conSidcl
ably less but your enjoyment will
be just AS keen.
Now is the time, California is
the place and the Burlington Is
the way to go. Send for your
COPY of our folder telling al.
about the trip and the service 10.
day-it's worth reading even II
YOU don't go-and let me help
you plan and outline the possibII-
tiles of the trip.
I. |. Marshall, Agt.
Burlington Route
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-02-12
tzi;ziNAbASfI
Effective Jan. 4, 1914

Effective Jan, 4, 1914
Train Leave
No. 4, For St. Louis and points
East $3.50 am.
No. IA, For st. Louis and points
East 4:17 am.
No. so, st. Louis Accom-. 7:05 am.
No. 20, st. Louis-St. Paul Linn
tied 1888 pm.
No. 2, Colorado-st. Louis Limi-
ted $40 p. m.
No ~, st. Louis Express 6:42 pm.
No. 72" Local Freight 12:09p.m.
WEST BOUND.
Leave
No. /, For Omaha, Ottumwa
and Des Moiues- --- ll:55 p m
No. For Kansas City and points
West .........,.,...... .....l Sim +.
No. 10, Moberly Accom-. ll:3O a. m.
No. 3, For Kansas City, Omaha
Des Moines--------- 1903 p. m.
No. 8 ST. Paul-Colorado Limited
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -5;08 p. m.
No 81, Moberly Accom-. ---- 1928 p. m.
No. 70 Local Freight pm.
("Daily Except Sunday
j. ID. MCNAMARA
g. p. A. st. Louis, Mo.
l. NJ. Richards,
Agent Wabash r. r. Co.