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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11
Sundays Results
Moberly s, Higbee 4
Columbia 3, Paris 2.

The Mexico Athletics defeated
Centralia Sunday 6 to 4 in the pres
ence Of 1000 enthusiastic rooters.
The dope was upset in the Cen
tralia section of the stands from the
start when on Kistler's triple, j. o.
Roberts base on balls, and Egan's
double Mexico scored two earned
runs IN the first inning.
Ccntralia had a splendid aggrega-
ton and the support that makes q
winning ball club. They have an air
tight in-field and hard hitting out
field but support like Lancaster
got in the pinches yesterday will
whip them every time.
In the fifth inning Centralia tied
up the score and forged ahead. This
was "Lefty's" only bad inning. In
this round he allowed two bases on
balls and n was hit through snort
as Egan was pulled out Of position
to cover second. Then Mulvaney, the
hard hitting right fielder for Cen
t~ralia, brought two runs across with
a single to right
Ryan, pitcher for Centralia, proved
easy for Mexico in the sixth and or
three hits Mexico took the lead 4 to 8
GentraIia again tied it up in the
eighth, but in the ninth the Athletics
made four hits and two runs.
Next Sunday Mexico plays Paris al
Paris. If the roads are good Mexic.
should be welLrepresented and watch
our boys take the lead in the Contra
Missouri League ace
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11

every office in sight may as well
abandon that argument If the be-
havior Of the suffragists in State
convention here is a CRITERION, said
Margaret Martin Of the st. Louis
Post Dispatch, in referring to the
orderly election.
Mrs. J. R. Leighty, Kansas City,
was chosen chairman; vice-ch'r'm. LIST
Mrs. Chas. Passmore, st. Louis; sec.
ond, Mrs. Henry N. Ess, Kansas City;
third, Miss Myrtle Field, Caldwell
County; Recording secretary, Mrs
! Elmer Mckay, Springfield; secretary
Mrs. Jules Rosenberg, Kansas City
and treasurer, Mrs. VIM. r. Haight
Brandsville. Directors, Mrs. Walter
McNabb Miller, Columbia; Miss Mar,
2. Buikley, St. Louis; Mrs. ]. T. John.
son, Mexico; Mrs. Emily Newell
Blair, Carthage.
I
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11
10 YEARS AGO

Clarence A. Barnes suggested that
the proposed new High School be
named Mcmillan High School in mem
DRY OF the late D. A. Mcmillan.
MIsa Nellie Robinson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. JACK Robinson Of this
city received q splendid offer from
Charles Frohman TO take a promi-
nent part In the production OF s'The
Lion and the Mouse"
Many citizens were happy to re-
celve letters from friends in the
earthquake and fire ridden San
Francisco.
s. e n. Phillip moved into their
new clothing and shoe store on the
West side OF the square.
The new Chicago & Alton Station
on Jefferson 81. was completed.
The EIks second annual Charity
Minstrel was given to a large audi
enee IN two evenings.
The Mexico citizens had raised SIS
l47.5o Of the $4,000 necessary t.
feet the Brown shoe Co. to establish !
factory here.
Mr.. BalIew was given the contract
to build the new fire engine house
B. A. Powell was given the con
tract to pave ten blocks Of east Mon
roe street
William Kemper purchased from
the Tomlinson heirs the building
occupied by the Grown Laundry Co
ane the Variety Store.
The juniors in the High School en-
tertained the senisrs and faculty a
the Eagles room.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11
20 YEARS AGO

Annie. the three-yesr-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Kelley ouisenberry.
came near being drowned by falling
in a wen.
o. c. willard was seriously III.
Roy Key was home from 81. Louis
where he had an operation perform
ed on his leg.
Miss Willie woodward, formerly
Of this city, was principal Of the
carnes school in Kansas City.
A. L. Powell was acting agent Al
the Union Station in this city during
the absence Of z. S. Wilson.
Walter sQuires and Miss Flori
Wales were married in this city.
S. s. Edwards formerly OF Mexic'
was with the Finley & Hail Clothing
Co. Of ST. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11

IT is not good form TO speak well
of the United States army or navy.
But at the risk Of -transgressing the
prophecies we may be permitted to
refer with becoming humility to a
recent performance Of American
troopers in Mexico On March "a.
with EOS men Of the Eleventh Cayal-
~. Major Howe cut loose from all
communications. On an issue Of five
days rations the column marched in
twenty-one days B71 miles only 100
miles ieEs than the distance from
Paris to Berlin. The country through
which they passed is a desert waste.
It afforded no foader. and only al
long intervals water for the horses
There we're no roads; at best only
rough antrayelied mountain trails
During the entire march they were
Bcpond reach Of relief. They tough,
several engagements and had onls
one mar killed. There may be caval.
rymen IN the armies Of Europe capa,
BILE OF equallIng the feat. but v,
doubt it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11
LEWIS eoYs WANTED FOR

MuRDKD SEEN NEAR hERks
Practically identifying the men who
ssoppea at the c0ex Groves farm
southwest Of this city Monday for .
half gallon Of lubricating oil 70 use n
the automobile they were driving. q
hired hand on the place claims they
were tie Lewis boys wanted in 81
Louis for th4 murders Of PatrOlmsn
Dillon and MeKenna, April 2. The
hands name is Burney Sellers.
This hand saw the men the after
aeon Of the day they were here and
stole s1oeo worth Of copper wire from
the local electric line. When news
reached this city that the visitors
Monday were suspected Of being fugi-
lives Constable J. Al Brown sent Q
photograph Of the murderers to Mr,
Groves farm and the man said they
were the same men.
The 81 Louis police have been drag
ging the country in search Of these
men. Judge Groves says bis man
may be wrong though he recognised
the photograph Of the men wanted
Unfortunately the number Of the ma
chine they were driving was not
secured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11

THERE We somethinp Enc,

THERE was something ''new under
The sum in Mexico today. in the way
Of an automobile load Of beggars,
A man and his wife and seven chill.
dren arrived in Mexico Monday morn
ing, in an automobile, and struck the
city for gasoline, repairs on the car,
ard something to eat. As q matter Of
fact the city had to furnish them
gasoline in order to get them ont Of
town. When we have beggars in
automobiles, we are sure going some.
have heard of beggars on horse
back, but Of course we n getting
more up-to-date and more like New
York every day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11
WOOL WANTED!
At highest mar
ket price.
Sam Morris
MEXICO BARBER TAKEN
FOR THE BANK ROBBER


A Mexico barber, who went to the
country last Sunday for a quiet day,
had a~-harrowing experience as a re-
suit Of o sudden shower and his being
mistaken for HARRY Mcintosh, who
recently escaped after the attempted
robbery Of the Mexico Savings Bank.
He was walking toward this city
lodging under trees and convenient
hedges to escape the April showers
which were punctuating the day so
unpleasantly. Finally under an UNI
usually heavy downpour he decided
to take shelter at a farm house. He
opened the gate and turned to adj
vance toward the house. Standing in
the doorway, q shotgun to his
shoulder, stood the property owner
who warned the half drowned intrud-
'es to leave or he would fire.
~Preferring to get wet rather than
shot he started again toward Mexico
using the trees and hedges again as
shelter. Shortly he saw a motor car
approaching. The ear rushed past
him and then stopped. He discover
ed II contained officers from Mexico
who had their guns drawn and when
they saw him hiding under a tree
thought he was preparing to resist
arrest. They had received a tele-
phoue message that the bank robber
was on the road.
Explanations followed and he re-
turned to Mexico in the machines
fer ~pleasantef trip than be was hav.
ing even with It's exciting premise.
1t seems his efforts to escape the rain
with the aid Of the trees and hedges
had led the farmer 10 believe he was
trying to keep hidden from prying
eyes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11

THE election Of Mrs. c. c. Ham
mond 70 the presidency Of the FEEDER
ated clubs 10 ill the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Mrs. j. z. Dur
kee, win not only meet with the ap-
proval Of the women Of Mexico but
the citizenship in general. There is
no more important position in the COM
munity life Of this city than preaideH'
Of this splendid organization and there
is no one more capable Of acting as
executive for the clubs than Mrs.
Hammond. Mrs. Durkee who will
leave Mexico shortly, had a splen-
did administration and is one of our
brightest and most efficient citizens.
Mrs. Hammond is q business woman
especially capeble and will lead the
great work Of the clubs most salts
faetorily.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11
RHEUMATISM ARRESTED

Many people suffer the fortunes Of
lame muscles and stiifened joints because
OF impurities 10 die blood, and each suc-
ceeding attack seems more acute until
rheumatism has invaded the whole system.
70 arrest rheumatism II Is quite as inn
portant to improve your general health ss
to purify your blood and the cod liver oil
In Scott 5 Emulsion Is nature S great blood
maker, while its medicinal nourishment
strengthens the organs to expe1 the
Impurities and upbuild your strength.
Scott,s Emulsion is helping thousands
every day who could not find other relief.
Refuse the alcoholic substitutes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11
Mexico More Like New York
Mexico. No,
April. 10, 1916


AFAb
Editor yandaila Mail:
The writer left your growing little
city in the fan OF 1918 and relocated
at his old home tow Of Mexico. Now
In 1916 let me pen down q few items
in the way Of "reminiscences that
spring up in my mind at the age Of
ss. There are many things that are
here, to be admired, in q city APP
preaching 10000; but at this time we
are unlike your enterprising little
city Of 1000. in this, people up here
are nearly so sociable and friendly
one to another a. they are in your
place. Bob white, of the Ledger
has moulded q sentiment up here
that really makes Mexico ''more like
New York" In some respects, I be
leve he has succeeded, because Of the
fact that (aside from q number Of
sociable clubsl that meet almost daily
Ia man up here scarcely knows his
down story neighbor, to say nothing
Of strangers who venture in. ! often
wonder why 1t is, that reciproscity Is
not more recognized outside Of a few
that belong to a class; but I go back
and reflect that the old Divine, sooner
or later, takes a hand In events, the
result OF which, your good readers
must know. As to the writer's view
all people are best benefited by good
will and cooperation n to another
whether Joined up in a class Of 400
or otherwise. Perhaps ! am wroni
but I shall always adhere 70 thes'
views. Thank you for your prompt
ness in sending my copy Of the Mail
Yours very truly
J. w. DANIEL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11
no. 20 D YEARS
AGO THIS WEEK
SO a AGO

The Fulton Enterprise elassed the
ledger as the most reliable paper
in Audrain county.
]. n. Basket. county surveyor and
city engineer. IN two days surveyed
1850 acres in oae lot and asid of
two separate 50 acre tracts
Cora was selling at sa.oe a barrel
Mrs. NJ. J. Harding was in ST.
Louis buying her spring stock Of
millinery goods
Mary Gertrude HAmiil ~lfe Of
lProt. H. Hamnlli. died. she was
IS years Of age and was q skilled
music teacher.
Forcssz hoarders we're registered
at the RiusO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11
hckylAsEp oosr u
PUBLISHING BUSINESS

REFERRNG 70 The Increased cost
81 eyerythlns connected win The
printing snd Publishing business. o.
D. cng Ia his Sturgeon Ls4der edi-
toraily says: ''rhs Leader has saia
many Tires IN the last SIX months
ina. all newspaper publishers would
be compelled to raise their subscrip-
ton and advertising rates. and yet
they have not the backbone TO do
what they must do.
when goods cost them more
merchants do not hesitate to ad-
vance prices. When the market on
chickens ~ worth more the farmer
puts up his prices.
"The paper and ink and type manu-
nave Hrmost doupfed their
prices and yet the country editor ssu
SIN and takes what the public win
give him for what hs has to sell.
why don't he stiffen up his nerve and
charge a fair price Cor what he has
20 sell?
Along the same line, Henry Chi
ders in his Troy, Mo-, Free Press
adds the following: The publishers
Of this country are facing a serious
situation in the matter of the supply
of white paper on which to print
their newspapers. We had a notice,
on Monday last, from the wholesale
house from which we have bought
for years. OF an increase OF so per
cent in price. x stock Of paper which
formerly cost us $500 would now
cost us 1890. Worse than price,
however, is the statement by the
wholesalers that they cannot promise
to fill our orders. We have enough
paper on hand to last us until about
yune LIST. but cannot tell what viii
happen then. II ~e run ont Of
paper then and cannot get any more
we would simply have to discontinue
publication until the market provid.
cd stock. We hope no such contn.
Eency win arise. One thing is certain
and that Is, we shall have TO rais'
prices In order 70 meet increased
costs"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11

IN a column editorial the New
York World proposes that the Repub-
licsn National Convention nominate
woodrow Wilson as its candidate. II
then t5entions all the fine acts Of
President Wiison-what he has done
since lie has been President and
declares there Is hardly a thing tina,
the Republican Party cannot cor
daily ratify. Indeed, In looking them
over, one can find very few thet q
Republican would not carr to indorse.
How completely It would knock poll
ties out Of the Presidential chair, TIE
one woe that Forely eftEicts the Ma
fORl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11

neighbor told my mother about Lydia
z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
] took It and now ! feel like a new
person. l don't suffer any more and /
am regular every month. Mrs. HAZEL
HAMILTON, 822 South 10Th st.
When a remedy has lived for forty
years, steadily growing IN popularity
and influence, and thousands upon
thousands Of women declare thew owe
their health To 1t, is It not reesona-
bic 10 believe that 1t Is an article u
great merit2
II you waptspeciai advice write
10 Lydia y. Pinkham Medicine
60. tconfdential), Lynn, Mass,
Your letter win be opened, read
and answered by q woman and
held IN btFiOt confidence.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11
SO YEARS AGO

j. Franklin went to Kansas City on
d prospecting tour.
waIkes Raesdals and Tom Bell
Joined the Cole Circus Co. band.
s. s. Thomas Of Shelby county. and
Miss Fannie ThomAa Of Pike county
were married in Mexico.
The Linton District Medical So
ciety met in Mexico. The Officers
we're: President DR.. J. f. Harris
Auxyasse: viee-Pres.. DIT. W. T. Lem
on. Mexico; second viee-Pres. Or
E. n. Gentry. Harrisburg; Secretary
DR.. =. s Cave. Mexico; Treasurer
DR.. w. Moss. Columbia The follow
ing were on the program: DR.. T. y
Basket. DR., P. French. Dr. n. D
Lewis. DR.. J. S Pearsan. Or. s. N
Russell. Or. James Gordon, Dr. J. D
Jones. DR., George Hamilton. Dr.. "
Ia. Lenoir, DR.. W. T. Lemon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11
MISSOURI Cross STATE
ROADS ARE VERY POPULAR
On the Direct Line for Coast 70 Coast
Travel and are Being Used mich
BY Tourists.
MUCH IMPROVING GOING ON


jefferson City, May ga system
of highways tributary to the Old
Trails Road the Kansas City-St. Louis
cross-State artery, spreads fanlike
through Central Missouri connecting
jefferson City, Mexico. Moberly and
other cities with the great trans.
continental traffic way. The system
puts them on the main line Of motor
car travel from the Atlantic to the Pa.
cific coast.
The road from jefferson City q
Fulton and on to the Mexico is i bad
thorn in the flesh Of good road on.
thusiasts. But road meetings have
been held ct New Bloomfield and
other points, and the CaIlawey county
court has purchased machinery 90
the road will be graded from the state
capital to Mexico.
What is generally known as the
Blue Book route, last year has
been made a strictly first class graded
road across the entire state,p sid
Colonel Buffum Saturday. "Ths namc
of this road is to be changed
probably"
A bill has been introduced in Con,
gress authorizing the survey and 10,
cation Of q military and post roas
from 81. Louis to Olympia, Wash
Col. ]. +. McIndoe, government engin,
Ieer in charge Of the Missouri River
improvement has asked Judge ]. M
Lowe for a conference in regard Il
the availability Of the Old Trail
road.
The proposed road. Colonel Melinda,
explains, would follow the Old Trail
Road from Kansas City to st. Louis
"ns near as may be- and thence ives
over the Santa Fe and Oregon routes
One Of the chief concerns of tn,
government in such a highway is III,
spirit Of the people along it. Tn,
government can take over and main
tain roads for military purposes after
they have been permanently construe
ted 1t is thought the intention o
Congress is to take over any militar,
highways that may be adopted as
result Of preparedness demands.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11

Earned runs, Mexico 6, Centralia, 2.
Three base hits, Kistler, B. Marshall.
First on balls, off Lancaster, 3; off
Ryan 2. Left on bases, Mexico 5,
Centralia 3. First base on errors,
Mexico 10, Centralia /. Two base
hits, Egan, B. Marshall. struckout,
by Lancaster 8, by Ryan 5, by Beers /,
Double plays, Egan and B. Marshall.
Hit by Pitcher, by Ryan, P. Marshall.
Umpire, VIM.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Brown,
OF Boone County on May third. a
daughter. Mrs. Brown was formerly
Miss Rosie Crews. Of Mexico, and
Grandpa" Judge John II. Crews Is
wearing 4the smile that won't come
off,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11
A svmbol a. Health.

The Pytkagorians Of Ancient
Greece ate simple food, practssed tenn
perance and purity as a badg,
they used the five pointed star which
they regarded as a symbol Of health
A red five pointed star appears or
each package Of Chamberlain's Tab.
lets, and still fulfills its ancient mis-.
sion as a symbol Of health. If yor
7 troubled with indigestion, bilious.
ness on constipation, get a package
Of these tablets from your druggist
Yen will be surprised at the quicl
relief which they afford. obtainablc
everywhere. adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11
ADMINISTRATORS MOTTO

Notice Is hereby given that W.
Of administration upon the esAS
EDWARD HARTMAN, Dec'' \.
Of Audrain County, Missouri !, #
been granted the undersigned !,
Probate Court Of said county,
date May 8, 1916. NJ
All persons having laims
said eatate are required to ,esir h
them to me for allowance wlu a-, {
months after date of said Lew ID,
they may be precluded from ~ Xiii
eft Of such estate and Il suca VI
be not exhibited within one ye ri. b
the time Of the publication Of
tice, they will be forever 6a rnsoE
a. A~dminist'la
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11
MURDER WHEEL nvN,
AS STOLEN FROM

40 sfOLEN FROM
IN bicycle used by on. :, slla
is boys to escape from tss
the burial Of one Of thei, N'as
st. Louis County wa, su
Cd in 81 Louis wednesd,, '''s
Fish. Division Passenger a., VI
Of the Chicago 4
rad Of this city, as bsloDS TA'sa
son and having been stolen y
front porch Of the Fish boms
city the night Of April 6 a. !
Ifers the double murder.
ny. Fish called at police A...
sFs in s.. Louis, Wednesday . Ss
wheel is being held as evi5.' ".''
ease He wanted to bring I,
with him but the chief Of Dol'..
him i would have to be hsld !.
deuee, after which it would I. /.
ed to him. 0''n
The Lewis boys stole wire m. !
electric railroad line south y
city valued at S1O0o IN y
tFolmen Dillon and McKenna' !
Louis the day following tssIr ..a
les here The murders were ! .
arrest The body of Dillon va, n
ed IA ditch near Clayton in s. r.
county, and the wheel was u...
ene Of the murderers to escaD. y
the scene q the burial. They H.
motor cars to aid them in thsl, Az Y
Lewis Brothers Indicted
indictments charging murder / 1
uesree We're returned Wed,..
day in s.. Louis in a partial g..
BY the Grand Jury against Ora. A..
and Roy Lewis, as a result Of ths 4.
aers Of Patrolmen John F. M,r.s.
and William A. Dillon. ALTHOUGH /,
police have sought Oscar Lev,
fourth brother, no evidence wa. H.
ed connecting him with the ,dn
and no indictment against him !,
voted. Two indictments cbaro. !.
and Roy Lewis with murder i Il
first degree, and Frank is cb,,,l
with the murder of Patrolman Di1
only.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11

ARTHUR BRISBANE, editor Of
the New York Journal, in a splendid
address delivered journalism Week
IN Columbia aaid: 4the small country
newspaper, the real police force Of
the United Staes and by far the most
important agency Of good government
in the United States"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11

BENJAMIN PHILLIP, one Of Mis-
|souri's most successful attorneys who
lives in st. Joseph, was in Mexico this
week the guest " his brothers, 81
and Nate, while an route home from
Jefferson city where he had business
with the Supreme Court. While Mr
Phillip is a great traveller not only
IN this country but across the water
he is always glad to get back to good
old Mexico. his old home town"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11
Advises Road sample for Saline

Jefferson City, May BIN order
to stimulate interest in another road
bond issue, State Highway Commits
sioner Frank w. Buffum win make
a proposition to Saline County to
build a sample mile or two of stone
highway near Wannamaker; which is
close to the Saline-Pett;s line, and
where there are quarries convenient
for obtaining material.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11
william ]. Bryan in Columbia

On Friday, May 9Th, Hon. w. J,
Bryan, spent the day in Columbia,
Mo. Mr.. Bryan arrived in the morn.
ing and was the guest Of Marshall
Gordon for breakfast. AT eleven
O'Clock Mr.. Bryan addressed the Uni
yersity assembly. In the evening he
spoke at the big Made In missouri
banquet, and while the guest Of the
city be was entertained at the home
Of Dean Walter Williams Of the
School Of Journalism.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11

MEXICO, MO-, MAY s, 19l6-I
HAVE USED MANY KINDS OF
STOCK POWDERS, FIRST AND
LAST, BUT GUTHRIE,s STOCK
TONIC IN MY OPINION is THE
BEST MADE--s. c. GROVES.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11

COMPLAINT is being made Of the
condition Of a stretch Of road between
the eight mile road district and the
Galloway line south. This road /.
travelled a good deal, and should BE-
kept in good condition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11
MRS. ]. |. JOHNSON D|RfC-
TOR Of SUFFRAGE ASSN.
MRS. ]. R. LEIcHTY PRESIDENT
Margaret Martin Says There Was No
Scrambling for office-Every-
thing was Serene

Mrs. J. T. johnson Of this city was
elected a director of the State Equal
Suffrage Assn. at the closing session
of the State convention in Spring
field, Saturday. Mrs. johnson is one
Of our leading workers in this move
ment In this city and over the State,
Opponents Of equal suffrage who
base their attitude upon the claim
that women viii want to monopolize
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11

Miss Mary Louise Jones, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. jones Of this
city Is in Chicago recovering from d
recent operation. Her mother is at
her bedside. Mr.. Jones is claim
agent for the Alton with headquart-
ers here, We : glad to announce
little Miss Jones is improving rapidly
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11

teen ! suffe erred each
month 50 | had to be
in bed. | had head
ache, backache and
such pains | would
cramp double every
month. | did not
know what 1t was
to be easy q minute.
My health vas ali
run down and the
doctors did not do
ma an.s I A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11

chas. Pigg, organist at the orphe-
UNI, Is enjoying a vacation. Miss Ed
ma Armstrong and Miss Victoria
Brooks will have charge q the
music during his ahasacss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11

THE sudden death Of Mrs. p. NJ.
Ragsdale, the wife Of one OF Mexico's
most successful merchants. was a
great shock to this community. The
Ledger Joins our people generally in
extending sincere sympathy to ths
bereaysd family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-11

o. D. GRAY editor of the Sturgeon
Leader has charge Of Col. Fred D.
Gardner's headquarters at the La
eiede Hotel in st. Louis. Mr.. Gray
is a hustler, and viii do efficient
work for Col. Gardner in his race
for Governor.