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STATE POLITICIANS
SPEND DAY IN CITY
Delegates and headers on AVay to
Democratic Convention Dis
cuss Situation.
FOR VANDIVER AND EVANS.
INTEREST CENTERS
IN THE CONTESTS
Session of the Credentials Com
mittee Will Be Closely
Watched.
FIGHT FOR ST. LOUIS CITY.
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Announcement That They Will
Be Temporary and Permanent
Chairmen Received With
General Satisfaction.
St. Louis was the stopover point for
riemocretlc politicians deleff.ttis and camp
followers, who spent csterday In the
city on their way to the Democratic State
Convention at Jefferson City.
Stories of the immense, crowds which
are expected at tho State capital for the
gathering of Missouri Democrats had
their effect upon the delegations from
many sections of the State, and a greit
many" of them remained In St. Louis dur
ing the night, rather than take their
chances at any of the Jefferson City ho
tel
Th Lnclede. which Is to a certain ex
tent tho headquarters of Missouri Democ
racj, was crowded last night, and cots In
the halls wcro reminders of the condition
of affairs In tho hotel line during the na
tional convention.
All afternoon the rotunda wns full of
the Jefferson-bound statesmen, who spent
the hot hours in discussing the latest
phases of tho situation, which confronts
the delegates and figuring upon the pos
sible results. Without exception the con
versations were peaceful in their nature,
and It Is apparent that the delegates will
reach the convention prepared to preserve
harmony at all events and ready to abide
by the will of the majority.
AU talk of no compromise between con
tending elements disappeared early in the
day, and If the sentiment of that part of
the convention which spent yesterdaj In
St. Louis Is Indicative- of the feeling of the
balanoo of the representatives, the con
vention will be harmonious anil satisfac
tory to everybody.
FOR VANDIVER AND EVANS
The statements printed In The Republic
yesterday morning that Congressmin
Vandiver would doubtless be recommended
for temporary chairman and that Judge
Evans would cosslblv be the permanent
chairman wero frequently commented up
on and received with general satisfaction.
Representative delegates who talked on
tho subject agreed that Mr. Vandiver was
of such a character that he would be ab
solutely fair In his rulings; and while, of
course, sit Isf acton- to the Folk men,
would not be at all undesirable to those
Interests which have not been for the Cir
cuit Attornej. The mention of Judge Ev
ans's, name was received with equal satis
faction, and from the general sentiment It
seems that the choice of these two names
Is a foregone conclusion.
The statement that the Hawes delegates
from fat. Louis had determined to throw
their support to Cook and Allen did not
occasion great surprise, us It has been
current rumor over .the State that1 in case
their seats In the convention -would beun
dlsfurbcd their Induces would be given to
these .gentlemen'1 It. was also conceded
thatixm cas9qthe.,nhlettgalnstJUho-4
iias'3 ui-irKaies resjiis in noimng men
the, nomination of Cook and Allen is as
sured. In fact, the only fight left for the
convention would be for member of the
Railway and Warehouse Commission, as
candidates for the other offices have a
majority of Instructed delegates.
The report that the contests from St
Louis would be taken up ward by ward
was favorably commcited upon and gave
the impression that the contests would be
decided strictly upon their merits and In a
manner satisfactory to all concerned.
CONGRESSMAN HAMLIN TALKS.
Congressman C W. Hamlin of Spring
field was among the more prominent of
the Mlisourians here esterda. At the
Laclede he said: "I anticipate a most
harmonious convention From all Indica
tions all elements are going to be recon
ciled before the convention Is called to
order.
'The only prospect for n fight will be
in he Credentials Committee, and from
what I learn I am convinced that the con
tests will be decided upon their merits
and In a manner which will leave no Ill
feeling Of course. If the Hawes delegates
are seated the ticket Is as good as named,
and lr. my opinion, it will prove a strong
ticket and one which will be received with
favor the State over.
"Congressman Vandiver will doubtless
re the temporary chairman and I be
lieve he will be absolutel fair. He can
not do Otherwise tn xlpw nf the. nVianlMfel..
impartial manner In which Major Reed
Bandied the gavel at the Joplln conven
tion, ueea gave everybody a chance and
was more than fair, and even should Van
diver care to do otherwise than the fair
thing he could not very well -violate the
precedent which the late candidate for
gov ernor made In the last convention.
"Mr Vandiver, however, lp a man of
absolute honesty and fairness afid I be
lieve he will act as chairman in a manner
satisfactory to all concerned The ticket
nominated will be strong and will be the
product of a harmonious convention
With Parker and Davis at the head of the
ticket wo will win Missouri by not less1
than 30.000 While Folk may run behind
somewhat in the cities, he will run ahead
In the cnuntrv. and will have an even
break with Parker In the State at large "
Among tho Democrats who were here
jesterday were Judge Benjamin F.
jioume ot .Aiemjinir, Judge, James F.
Neville of Springfield B B Fragles, c.
C Fragles and C W. Richard of Lan
caster. J O Royd. J E Luther. J. M.
Doran. Frank Hudson and J. R Hudson
of Memphis and Robert Briggs ot Lancaster.
A BACK LICK
Settled the Case With Her.
Many great discoveries hive, been made
b accident and things better thnn i-nid
mines have been found"in this way; for
rmmn'n nhan a. An .V... ......1,1 ! .!..
....... ..... ,. cv.i iiic iKMUUiiai ui-
coverj that coffee Is the real cause of
ones sickness proves of most tremendous
value because It locates the cause and the
person ha then a chance to get well.
, 'For over twenty-five cars," says a
Missouri woman, "I suffered untold ago
nies In my stomach and even the best
physicians disagreed an to the cause with
out giving me any permanent help, differ
ent ones sajing It w? gistrltis, indiges
tion, neuralgia, etc , so I dragged along
from jcar to ear. nlvvavs half sick, unUI
finally I gave up all hopes of ever being
well again.
"When taking dinner with a. friend one
dav she aM she had i newidrlnk, which
turned out to Im Postum, and I liked it so
well I told her I thought I would stop
coffee for awhile and ue It, which 1
did
"So for three months we had Postum
In place of coffee without over having
one of my old spells, but was aiwas
Healthy anil vigorous Instead.
"Husband kept saying he was convinced
It was coffpo that caused those spells,
but even then I wouldn't believe It until
ft one dav- we got out ot Postum and as we
1 lived two miles from town 1 thought to
use the coffee we had In the house.
"The result of a week's use of coffee
again was that I had another terrlbie
spell of ngony and distress, proving that
It was the coffee and nothing else. That
settled It 'and I t-ajd good-bv to coffee
fcrever and since then Postum alone has
been our hot mealtime drink.
"My friends all say that 1 am looking
worlds better and my complexion is much
Improved All the other members of our
famfy have been benefited, too, by
Postum in place of the old drink, coffee."
Name-given by Postum Co. Battle Creek.
Mich.
Ten d.ijs" trial ot Postum in place of
coffee or tea Is the w'se thing for every
coffee drinker. Such a trial tells the ex
act truth often where coffee Is not sus
pected. Look In each package for the famous
little book "The Road to We.lville."
"World s Fair exhibit. Space 103, Agrl
aulture bluldlng.' ' I
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Mulvihill and Hawes Announce
That the Matter Will Be Car
ried to the End Latter
Expects IJarmoiix.
BY STAFF COR RES1X1N DENT
Jefferson City. Mo , Julj IT On the con
tests to bo taken before the Credentials
Committee center points of consequence to
the strength of Sam B Cook and Albert
O Allen, and in them accordlngl lies ihe
polbIe further Intensification of part
division. Tho Tolk men promise that the
contests arc not to be handled on a Folk
and anti-Folk, or machine and antima
chine basis, but ujion the merits of the
respective cases to be decided.
Contests are to be brought from St
Louis city. St Louis Countv. Jasper
Count j. Clinton Count, the Sixth Ward
of Kansas City and possiblv from New
Madrid County.
"The fight is to be made in earnest," an
nounces Thomas U. Mulvihill, on behalf
of the Folk forces of St Louis, "from
twentj-one wards "
The Hawes men from St luis County
are equallv- determined to fight, and the
Jasper case will also be thoroughly
thrasBed out. The Clinton and New Mad
rid cases, it is expected, will be disposed
of In short order.
Trom St. Louis cltv endless affidavits
and testimony, together with argument bj
counsel, are readj on both sides The
probable action of the committee in the
cases is Impossible to determine. Every
Indication is that Hawes delegations will
be unseated In at least two of the 9t Louis
wards
CONTESTS UP PREVIOUSLY.
Tho other cases, except that from New
Madrid, were taken up in the St Joseph
or Joplln convention The complexion of
those conventions was vcrv different from
that which will characterize the body tlat
will assemble here Tuesday. .
At St. Joseph and Joplln the St. Louis
County contest was compromised and
both delegations were seated, each dele
gate being allowed half a vote. In both
Instances, the anti-Folk delegation was
seated from Jasper. Here, however, the
Folk contestants expect to seat at least
the sir delegates, from the eastern half
of the district. They say that these were
elected overwhelmingly.
From Clinton, the Reei men were seat
ed at Joplln, and probably the action will
be reversed here, though It Is early to an
ticipate action In this particular. Folk
delegates. It Is expected, will be recog
nized from New- Mndrld County.
DOCUMENTS ARE RBADT.
Mr. Mulvihill, loaded" with all the doc
uments in tho cases with which he Is
trusted, reached Jefferson Cltv tiiia after
noon jrT" Jones and Given Campbell
are expected here by Tuesday. They will
assist Mr. Mulvihill In the arguments be
fore the committee. The Folk delegates
and witnesses will arrive to-morrow
night.
Harry B Hawes, with hl3 wife, reached
tha capUal to-da at noon Mrs. Hawes
is the guest of State Treasurer Williams.
Mr. Hawes was at his headquarters in
the Madison the greater part of the day.
He was accompanied by hln secretary,
Allan Bethel No other of the Hawes men
are j et here
Hawes is emphatic In declaring that the
fight to hold his delegates In their sets
will be kept up to tho finish. Defining
his position, he said to-night:
HAWES-S STATEMENT.
"Mr. Folk will have more than COO votes
on the first ballot. He will absolutely
control the convention. All that I want
Is fair treatment. I carried St LouU by
a vote of 13.&00 to 2,801. My delegates are
entitled to seats In the convention, and I
shall fight to see that they secure their
rights
' The talk of not permitting me to go on
the Credentials Committee seems to me
to be rather childish. Each district has
the right to name its own commltteeeman
and Mr. Folk's campaign managers will be
on the Committee on Credentials, and as
ever one knows I was my own campaign
manager, I should be permitted to do like
wise, and I hardly think the convention
will interfere with so plain a right. Not
to permit me to serve on the Committee
on Credentials will work a grievous hard
ship on mj people, as the case has been
intrusted to me and no one is prepared at
this time to take my place.
'I am confident that harmony will
prevail In the convention and that vicious
propositions tending to disrupt the Demor
cratlc part will not be Indorsed by the
majority of the convention I look for n
peaceful convention, without any unusual
disorder, and am prepared to cat my crow
with as good grace as possible. I am
not going to say I like It, but I am going
to cat it "
The Hawes delegates and witnesses will
arrive to-morrow and Tuesdaj morning
The former will enjoy camping out ona
lirge scale Large tents have been erect
ed for them on the Capitol grounds capa
ble of holding IK cqts Considering the
heat and the crowded hotels. It promises to
be as comfortable as an) thing that Jeffer
son Cltj affords.
COMPLETE LIST OF DELEGATES
j TO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
The following is a complete list of dele
gates to the State Convention, which
meets In Jefferson Citv to-morrow .
Klr District IT.
adair-4
Name
K M Brashear
O Addrs
Kltksvllle
Gr.tn Castle
Novlnger
Jno V. Klmbeil.
Jno A nam in
A. J Elmere
CUARK-4
11 U Hard .
Geo Kennedy Sr
Doctor W c Meltejnold .
W 1 Kil'h'rfuld
h.NO-t
I. F Cottev
M M Ie-wl
John Knarp Fd
I II Noitis
i.i:w is-:
Jihn H Nolen
I li Itlsk
E Ullanl
Jam' a I alteron . .
J. II Htlberl . . .
MACON--3
I W Real . . .
IK.cn r VV P Hall
II. n l"lanklln
lied 1. Thompson
Ion Havner
Deter f M Halliburton
Tjson McCulIv
H I Thomas . v
Morton Mflner
J 1- Ilaltv
John lHnfKhv
III simpleton
John Toole
left Morrow
f!rnn (lorntscn
T llraillfj
With on- half vote each
MAHIOV-I
Cforge W VVhltecotton
tamuci J Harrison
IHiotor IT II .shleltN .
Joseph Deuer
II Cla Heather
M I Drummond . .
s II Cmerv
I JI. Leake .
rUTXAM-1
Frank O Rrller
Doctor I-e Ilavn1
SCltm LETt-3
C C Focle .
Doctor J T Jon
C Vt Klcharil" .
O slaiRhtcr-
Doctor J II Hambo
E. 11 Itolwrtu .
vv 1th one hair votn each
SCOTLAND t
nidgr N SI. Pcttlnglll . M'mphla
h A Miller llorln
tScorise Cox , . . Memphis
II Davis . Illblc "Jwve
HlIULin t
B I' Dunn Jr. ... Sh'lblna
Raj C Mess Humyuell
K M Ollrjen ,. . shclbjvllle
s Iliatu . . . . .Ionard
J Chlnn .. clarence
Second DUIrlct BO.
CAItHftl.I--
Gorae F Crutchlej ..
H 'alntr .. .
H J Jones ... . . .
Russell Rnelslev
E I. Dore
Jim Hlckf j
O I Gregory ..
CHAHITON-S
Geo D Halnds
Jno A enabl
t' b Hall .
II F. Fleetwood
T M Hentley
J n Dlsmukca
K Vi. Herrlns;
L II Herring;
GRUNBT-1
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VV J S( omU
Klhoka
ICJina
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Iji Grancc
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Cinton
Montlo llo
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Slai en
MckI'on
Macon
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Ma, on
Allin-a
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Hcvier
Axtell
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Hnnithal
II innlAl
Hannibal
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Philadelphia
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Queen Cltv
Downing
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Sallsbun
Kejr-vl!le
llrunswich
Ralph Rho.uls
T J Wallace
I ( Pistole
I rel Ihirni s
1" J Itnlnes
I I.TTE-
Thonns G Cockrlll
I VV HarrlnRton . . . .
lohn Thorn . ..
l-.l Olvis
Groine Cilvcrt
J 1 Jeckpnn
I'lfth Dlslrlct-
JCK40V to
K VNSAb OH V
VVAr.l I
Flunk smith
Chirks H Clark
JI a Ta
lames Tender, ist
Ward J.
c 1 Cronln
T H Sheponl
W ir.1 3
:o M Shellej .
VV I) c.vllle
Ward A
John scank.n
I 1 Slurrav
Witrl C
I'atrlck Moore
Dr J A Hortran
W ml 6 CcnteFl
I ui'ko M ItO"S
tno p I.j nch
Meplnn ledweek
I Birmingham
Tele I-rj
Anttno Campana
Ino T I.vnch
li hn spohn
Mejhen Sdwfek
Ward T
II T Stewirt
J I Helm
1 O Smart
Ward g.
hns M Hon ell
Ilalsj Meel
Arthur chapman
lilw I Curtln
Ward 1
William Able
1 T shannon
y W Haven
VV I- .stark
William IIIcks
lohn savn
Ward 30
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Hopkins
Rivenivoofl
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We-.li n
stlllins
Ii'irborn
Klktrtbii
Cltj Hall
i Coum Jail ill I
iS Vlaln
JlS Main
71S Washington
li5i Tenn
5"G Central
II M', Main
6IS W llh -4!
23Ci. W I ropit
III! Uilnul
IKu Miln
Jnmea I. Cole . .. .
Doctor D c Glllman
e.l VV II Mk
VV Ilinoks
Ovid I,ll
ntXNKMN-S
T II North
VV I Ml kuonh
J T VVllllims
A II Tolti
tt It'll hird
iuiroii'-i
Dr Fnnk Caiich.tl
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I'r II L, Itohin-on
VVm I Howili
W VV Wntls
' M Wells
C VV VIever
n i; wiiiiims
MOVTGOMI.RV-
SIIt -irr
Ttbbetts
Portland
Vuxv iie
. Toledo
Fulton
Gravs ?urrmlt
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V aahlnirton
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Mi ".ow Mllla
Vinson Mill
Sllex
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Wllllim Hicks
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401 Kemper III lir
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.. Xf New ItllCi
TEI N' V Life IlIlK
fii"5 Bink of Coinmiu Hlii:
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14 IrRlnlv
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1327 Grant
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lamp l lark
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bptkards
Ilronnlng
Uucklln
Rrookjleld
Lacletle
Llnneus
. Marcellne
Chula
Mooresvllla
.. fcampel
Chllllcotho
Chllllcothe
J W Gibson. Jr
Geo L Jove .
O W Green
W. n Barton
J. E Haruler .
John R VVrenn
LIVINGSTON-!!
J C. Raner
Frank Lrdlck
N Z Johnson
J T. Bnvdshaw
Geo II Kerr
MONROE-S (Cbntestad
(Selected by County Commute )
K K htephtns Middle Grove
Doctor VV K. Blackenshlp. . . Madison
Frank J Tipton . . Stoulsvtlle
J . Cox Monroe Cltv
J T Scobee Granville
Jack Davis . . Tart"
W. F Aleiander . . Duncan a intdire
J H Hill I'arls
T O Bassett . Tartu
(Selected by Convention
J. II WTiltecotton Cal1
6. vv. Hajdon Prl"
J Cox Monroe Cltv
R S McOlntlc Monroe 1l
W. a Wllei I'ar'5
Frank J Tipton ... .. . Stoutsvtlle
Doctor Dixon Iltlltdaj
I. N Atterbury Mafl'son
RANDOI.PH
J J Bradley .
J. T. Epperley .
John T Iunb ..
A. Chrlrtlan
J. G Dulaney..
Inland Hefflln .
John E liynch , .
J R, Iowell
8Uli.n"AN S
Judge John P Butler .
Overton Harris
R II McClanahan .
D M Wilson
T A Dodfe
Ed Nelson
R II Ash
Isaac Gulnn
John T Haley
John IV. Bingham . ..
. . .. Illaben
Thomas lilll
Jacksonville
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Moberb
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. Harris
. Qteen Cltv
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Milan
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Milan
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Milan
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K J Mclaughlin County Cnurthouso
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Jamj Heed . . 103. N T Life Bldg
OCTSIDE KANSAS CITV
F X Davis . . Weatpnrt
Rohln-wn . . . RnjMKn
hllas B Hudspeth . . . Bucknr
CTias N Spencer . Lee s Dimmit
J W Fllknberry . Ijne Jnik
W L Holmes . . Holmes s Tnrk
Hanlev Iiae . Blue Springs
Ino o cappell . oak C.-ove
Jno II strode . Blue .spring
W H Clark . . Indepeml.nce
loseph Rogers .. In lependenco
R. I Ml7 lndepenrlencii
slxtl, District 41.
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A M Fra7l-r
J W Andereon . .
W v Williams
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Wm IIirdlncr Butler. R
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T N Havnea
W II Allen
S D Sparkle Jr . . .
Frank Howard
Debtor Charles Lonoacre ...
II I. Ferrell
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R W Haden . . Stookt n
IHtor Kimball Hill KI Doradi springs
C D Ward . Kl Dorado aprliiR
John I Evans ... . Balm
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Doctor W illiam Harrison ...
W it Haubeln . . . .
T T Monteomerj . .. ..
Doctor J It Claj
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Mijor Harvey W. Salmon . .
C C Dickinson
Tejtcn A Tarks
M V Thralls
James D Minn . .
R 11 Garrett . . ,J
11 P Morjan .
Ttomas L Elbrt
JOIINOV 7
Dr J A, II Adoock
Wm fctere,
Jasper K. New ton
Irs ii Parker
Fd King .
tno Graham ....
Cl-as Goodnleht
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8 B Selvldge ....
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W II Uit.,
M ,rn
II 1! Dinl.fr
W VRRLN-I
E HrjHn
'If mil Itlstrlrl IS,
ST 1XH IS COI'NTl-s
I-e Ilirtin1""1 dolf'KH,''l )-fontested
Ijud II Martin
I re.1 A Itel 1
1'ntrlrk Mnic
l"rank Ililev
1 r--il Turner
J" I GIMlck
-M VV ronln
Ionbursc
MonlKomerv clt
Wtllsvllk
New 1 Ijreni.-
B iwllnc c.rn
It Avlint: Clieen
Bowling Grn
Bonilna l.n n
Howling c.r.n
Bowling Green
I)iilina
leiuNi mi
loulsijni
Iulhm
Iiulslvnn
Clarsvlll-
I'rinfonl
Iiln
CurrMllIe
New Hartford
Center
Oakn oo,I
Nw I on Ion
'-averton
sr c h irles
st chi-Ie
st Charles
St Cha'lcs
Si i harles
Married
Wotnon
Wright city
sTon -
I5CIS CTTV Cl
Itlth Dili
Archie
Rod vl'le
. Humo
R No .5
Tutler
It No i;
. HaTisonvllle
. Harrleonvlllit
.Tleaant mil
.. Blton
Bast I.vnue
lYeermn
Garden Lit
?lreeiSel 1
rfickwoo 1
.Oreentleld
.Fverton
. ..Clinton
. . Clinton
Clinton
. .Lrlih
Mcntros
.Calhoun
Deepwater
.Windsor
Warrensturg
Holden
,... FuyettovUle
' VVarrensburg
Klngevllle
Chilhowe
... Monterrat
(Tolk Dehgat.s)
W It sines
i ii llilmn
I li VV iner
' II suMuth
Jules K Tarnickol
lev lllller
rhos l ( opplnccr
A J lllalr
ST
let U irrl
Geu Gunsollls
Wm II KlnuiK .
VLatt J Ilnnnni
Andn w VV sherl Ian
7th Word
Cluis Tllharti
Jno .s White
Geo itott
R A -hlmmr
Hh VVurd
Ben l.ulg.
Fdw M Block
,Tad Iv I ltit,enil
James o TocI
9th VVird
Teter VVamier
Ant n Heikl(i7 lr
Andrew VIeer lr
lot ii ward
Clavtnn
Norma idy
Vrgus,.n
Ferguson
VeIIton
c.r ir
t irondelet
KlrrfwoiJ
Valle Park
"t Iul
. Wnoom
Claton
VV Indom
Grover
Ferguiii
l f-iiiiant
rer. OIenr Ave
iW, Litadle Ave
Cits Iexlnuton Ave
-Hi Obear We
' Marion .Si
1C17 Carroll st
1 ol s s,ccn,i v,
1511 S Broadwa
3231 S. 3th St
'il BNmarck
Ercry woman covet
shapely, pretty figure, and
many of them deplore tho
loss of their girlish forms
after marriage. The bearing
of children is often destrnctiva
to the mother's shapeliness.
All of this can be avoided,
however, by the use of Mother's Friend before baby comes, as this
great liniment alw ays prepares the body for the strain upon it, and
preser es the symmetry of her form. Mother'5 Friend overcomes all the
danger of child-birth, and carries the expectant mother safely through
this critical period without puin. It is woman's greatest blessing.
Thousands gratefully tell of the benefit and relief derived from tha
use of this wonderful
remedy. Sold by all
druggists at $1.00 per
bottle. Our little
book, telling all about
this liniment, will be sent free
Mother's
BTmStinrl
Tha Bradfeld Regulator Co., k II 1 ff MfMmM
Ad .No 3
Twice-a-month trips
to Great Southwest
nai
One fare plus $2
First and third Tu'idays
See Oklahoma, Kansas, Texas,
Colorado and New Mexico
Especially for homeseekers
Through service from St. Louis
Asl A. AnAew, cl A. T. & S. F. Ry.
t 106 N. Fourth Street. St biiiii
Mi:
lib I-IIIli M
H l.lghtn bt
:i"s a Seventh st
2-CS In liana Ave
::i8 s jeffereon Me
Sri enth IllaCrlct .12.
UKNTON-3
W W Wisdom
J M White
C a Barrett .
I.wr City
Collin
Riwcoe
Tirt.li
Entitled to S votes
Thlril Illatrlct-44.
CALDWELi-3
J II Hunter
A D Crockett (R 1)
W. B Wright
Polo
KUler
.N'ettleton
John S Major. ...
D. H Field .
Andrew Laughry
S II Smith
Tchn Williams ...
Frank Titus
W. II Titus ...
CI.AT T.
IJbertv
Ubertv
Harlem
Kearney
Smlthvllle
Excelsior springs
- Excelsior springs
CI.INTON-5
(Reed Delegates) Contested
II.. C Duncan Osbrrne
'R O Plxlee Cameron
C A RIsle) Cam'ron
Doctor J C Clark Gowr
Jno T. Summers Ithrop
(Folk Delegates )
J E Rohart riattsbnri;
Jno A Cross Uathrrp
rimond McWllllams ... . I'lattsburx
V. R Porter Lathrop. R R No 4
Wm. Henry Cameron
DAVIESS-5
George Iddlngs Pattonsbura- R R.
Jas 1 McCue . . Jamepport
1 J Vogelsang Gallatin
Geo W Frailer Pattonsburg R R
Geo V Ewlng Pattonsburg
De KAL.B 4
D M Piper Oak
J R Rlggs Weatherby
R. A Hanklns Mavsvllle
J. W. Morgan Maysvllle
GENTRY t
Q G Strock Albani
King Clt
.. .. i.enirv
. ...Mclall
.lne Star
.... Bethany
. ..Bethany
.Hatlleia
.Blue Kldge
Princeton
Mill Glove
TWO HUNDRED PERSONS
FALL WITH GRAND STAND.
Ten r Severely Injured at Amntenr
Ilaselt-ill Game nt nrlp;htnu Park,
n Snljorb of Cleteland, o.
CleveHnd, O . Jul- 17 -Tno hundreJ
rersons were hurled to the Kround to-day
by the collapfe of a stand at Brighton
Park, a suburb of this city.
A ball game between amateur clubs v,as
In progress, and the stand was crowded
when, without watnliih, t'io i ntlre crowd
was thrown to the ground In a. heap.
Other spectators and the bpil players Tm
mediateb set to work extricating; the peo
ple from the wrcckicc. while calls 'were
sent out tor ambulances. When all were
Anally removed It was found that ten
persons had sustained broken arms or
legs, while a number of others were other
wise bruised and cut.
It is claimed that the collapse was caused
by the removal of some underpinning,
which had been carried off for firewood.
Senator FairbanLa to Rest Fortnight.
Indianapolis. Ind . Julv 17. Senator
Charles W. Fairbanks left to-day for
Mackinac, where he will rest for a fort
night. The Senator would not discuss his
'vacation.
las G ricklln
Elnood Clark ... ... . .
n O Hammer
M Williams
HARRISON--
Doctor F G Smltti
O W Miller
A J Knott
W. B Young
MERCER-2.
John W. Llenallen
Henri U. fahockey
RAY-7.
Jno F. Morton Richmond
J. Irvln Mizner Richmond
R L Mace) riardln
Oda I Klncald Knoxvtlle
C Thos I'lnkerton i Regal
J II Ralph Fleming
Doctor J. H atone Lanson
WORTH-1
T J Smith Grant cltj
V II aandr . . .. .... Sheridan
Fourth Dlalrlct 14.
ANT5REW 4
W J Barnes
John A Rjan
J P bommervllle
G E Bedford
ATCHISON-4
A U Bristow Tarklo
II IV Workman Rockport
J P Plumb Fairfax
William Sawer Westboro
BUCHANAN-18
Chsrles F. Cochran
Dcctor T H. Doyle
R. J. Easton
J E Horn
C C Crow
John A Connett ....
Cl " Koch
Thom'a- J losMht St. Joseph
Gaines Stormer orles Sta St. Joseph
R U Nlchole ft Joseph
O E- Schultx St Joseph
W. H Curtln St Joernh
Famuel Fisher Rushvllle
R I Spencer St. Joseph
W. B Norrls St. Joeph
3. J. Beaumont st Joeern
ame W. Mjtton St Josep-i
U C. Gabbert 8l Joseph
HOLT
L. I. Teare Craig
E M Miller Mound Cltv
W. H. Terry Forest City
R. G. Rulj Oregon
NODAWAY-5.
Samuel O G!IIam.....T. Maryrllle
John O Thornhlll Maryvtlle
J. H. Thorp Maryvllla
Fillmore
. Amazonia
. Savannah
.Rosedale K. R
St. Joepti
St Joseph
St Joseph
.De Kalb
St Joseplr
St Joseph.
bt joscpn
B. M
J Mt
II Ji
GREENE 11
McAfee .
Murray
Jarrett .
O l-orter
Y Smith . .
Clav NevlIIa (V, vot).
O Oldham IH vote. . ...
F bpragclna ... . j
U W oodn ard . .
F Dennis
R Watson . .
E 8 Beal
HIQKORI-2
Benton Reese . .
Dr. Hyron 1 urgvif.on
HOWARD-6
Ivl Markland
C B F!her
C L. Mulr
William Berkle " '
1 T. TcJson
R h Walton
I.sFAYETTK-8
J B Williamson .
J r elt
R M Webb
W w Downing . . .
I.oule Oratz
J S Culla&a . .
Doctor J. II George
T M Chlnn ...
Uncoln
VV arpaw
... rrltoe
Springfield
riprlngtleld
i-prlngllel.I
Sprlngtleld
Surlngllel 1
S-prlnglleld
hprlngneld
.Ah Grove
ElHOOll
Pilmettn
W lllar.l
Rnpubllo
Elkton
Prenton
.New Frnnklln
. FUeit
. ..Fiivette
Burton
1 1.3 otto
... Armstronj,
... Rates CitJ
in ." ... Illeglnsvllle
Hlgglnsvllle. R ft No
Hlgglnsville R R .No
Lexington
-.V iverlj
Oih.sa
..luivleu
Chrl. 1? Vmi.,
James T. Montgomery
Joseph H ilodes
Frank F Hattnn. .
Fztklel F Scott ...
Douglass Hewitt ....
Joe a. Williams .
Charles W Dennv ..
PETTIS-S
Hughesvllle It
POLK 4
. Srlvlla
. Medulla
. Se.ialla
b.lalla
It No l
bmlthton
Houeionin
Green Ridge
I.ou!s Kunz
VV H Huthes
Jno v Ihrum
ijouis Kumper
11th Ward
M J McGee
P 1 O Nelll
J 11 Nrhocrrer
Daniel Block
12th Ward
Jos. l'ailly
t has W WenU
II W K'e-s
Jos K leroft
isth Wunl
Gen V Sorp
Wm MithevM
Jas I,. Hjney
:ith Ward
Jeremiah Fruln
Jno P Dolan
Thos J Iudfl
Jno it Haney
Tom Greele, Jr .
tSth Woid
M Rum-ev
Richard rjanlon
Join J IavIiv
Augut Hi man
Win R J ;ullln
3-S4 Cllfornli Ave
3511 llillfornla r
3137 lefferifln Ave
C732 Salina. St
TI0I Mlnneoti Ave
. "1T Michigan Are
-227 Mlehlann e
TSM Water
23Tt7 Tennessee Ave
321S M lnev M
261 O mptnn .e
1T11 Itu-"e!I sve
MS Natural Ilrlige Real
lair Groui Is
. ... .. So3l Bremen Ave.
C3W Columbls A-e
64)1 Manchester Ave
43i! Hint Ave
tno-l OH Mjnch-ter Avi
2TiJ Brannon lit-
S3 Portlnml rl
44li 'ook Ao
1135 He IIlnmtnt
.42.S Morgan St.
5714 emon Ave
Kleienlli District V2.
, t-T. IX)L IS CITY
2nd Ward
liter Wal'h
Matt P O Itelllj
Jno J Grovts
jack O Connor
3rl Wanl
Jan P Mlle
W m J rVhoenlalib
Jno J McDermott
T M MCAUllff
Thos Lnmt
ICtv- Word
Michael J Cnlllnane
M J Whalen 14
Jno HodnMr
Tim Maloney
DcnnU J Case
no J Mantoii
17th Ward
Thos H gulnn
Judge E A Noonan
Michael Fleming . .
Chas. Il.eler ,
Ifth. Ward
Michael Wal-h . ...
lames P Riley
Frank c Iinre
inh Wnnl
Jno CuurtTv
Henri llennlng
TImothj t. C-lvanaugh
Ino T Klelv
Wm J l.-vwler . .
1st Waxd
Michael J. Mulvihill ..
Andren F lllong .
John I Hlne.
liv Ward
Ihoe. M Jenkins
Mth Wsrd
Phil Dwyer
I'hlllp O King
Chas J W i ee
Doni J Corcoran
T J rrad-ha
Klh Ward
Patrick F Gill
G?o A t) Lear
Thos Leonard
Jno T Gleason
Thoa P l,ijie
313 N Twelfth t
17 Benton St
2320 N Hroiilwa)
31i! N Twelfth fct.
1124 Blair Ave.
13-7 V TvvelRh St
14J7 N. Tenth -t.
1"B3 N bco.nd St
1424 Blair Ave.
2415 Dickson 5t
K N Twentv-Beconl st
1319 O Fallon t
2227 Dlck-on st
1".1 C-isj A e
21 Al O PSllon St.
3314 Madison st
IS33 Madison t.t
KZ N Twenty-third St
2314 Madisun t.
ra N Thirteenth St.
113$ Dodlir ft
24rf N. Fourteenth SL
. .. . 2m15 Cass A' e
43 Dav ton st
33 MadLon st.
.o21 Coleman st
15IJ N. Garrison Ave
... 2414 N- Grand Ave
j. 3713 I-dge Ave
. 141'. N v.ranl .Ave
115t Leonard Ave
363 Oelmar Ave
. 4119 Easton Ave
41M Cook Ave
3743 i'A-p Ave
1318 Belle Glaile Ave
- Iocs Taj lor Ave
4750 Cote Brilliants
.13.M Bivard Ave
)6 Iiston A e
4402 bt Loul Ave
HoS Goodfellow Ave.
W T Arnold
Esjex
Galena
CeJar Creek
Tanejvllle
W Hh one half vote earh
broi: 1
Orlander Scott .
TANE1-2
I II Want
W II 11-nn-i:
PUltenth District S4.
BARU1-4
v J BIc- mer .. . . Dissville
Tim Montgomerj . . . Wahhurn
Arthur Hilton . , . ... Osa
Solt Pirr . Corsicana
Pat VTitln Monett
BARTON-
T E. Thompsjn Lamar
s p rlnley Ijimar. It It No I
lr i. T Thomson v.Ilen Cltj
H C Chancellor Mlnden Mines
biniti lng Ijmar. It. It No 1
JASPCR-13
lelefcatlon) Contested
Curthage
R A
c l
Dr I
F P
I) It
I It
W F
C
Cox
ltrav
W Powell
C-aruthers
Pank-
Kelso .
bhlton
llltc-
Malden
. Campbell
Holcomn
Kennett
Kennett
... Kennett
.. . Kennett
Senath
Hornersvllle
John II Pene
James H Grave6 ...
A J Wilcox '
William A Roberts '.
SALIN'E-10
J C Haihs
I) J Orear '
S II. Burks
Charles lance)
Doctor John It Hall
A K Edmunds ...,. . ..
W. L. Abnc
V. A. HufT
W H Iteavls
J J Robertson
1'c.lk
Humansviile
Pleasant Hope
. . Fair Pla
. Arrow Roi.k
Marrhnll
ililer
....Malta Hen I
. .. .Marshall
Miami
Napton
... .Marshall
Sweet Springs
Mount I.ennfir.t
KieJiith District nil.
Booxn-io
D Murr
Inrlfth Illstrlrl :tl
.ST LOUS C1TI.
4Ih Ward
Michael Kinnev
Frank S l'e"SJi,no
Tho kgHJl
5th Ward
Isaac Co-iran
IMw j vionl-ej
C hittl S Thoimrion
John M Shannon
Geo J Sieter
Cth Ward
I'dw Rice
Jos J Mestres
Rolil I Lvfins
Louis J Stephens
James P tahev
II
O D Orav . .
Frank Traughber . .
John J Coonce
John 8 Harris ....
F. vv nmlth
M F Glenn
A. O Norrl
Frank Beasl. .
Doctor E E Evans
A J Watson .
Geo W. Miller .
CAMDEN-2
COI.E-S
Jas Houchln .
boeed Mosbv..
Jas R Tavlor. .
laac M
Benj J
George
Forck...
COOPER-S
I. D. Starke .. .
J. P. Mitchell.
P E AVIlllams
W. r Johnston .
E B Shannon .
A. C Jacobs ...
J R Troctor
D II Kouns .
C. K. Clark ...
MILLER-3
Columbia
.. . ."ti.rg-on
Centraiia
Ashland
.. .. Ashlan I
Columbia
Columola
Rochepcrt
.Wooillandvllle
.. .. Hallsvllle
Linn Creek
... Unn Creejt
. Iefferon city
Jefferson Clt
Mlllbrook
. RusellvH'e
Taoa
.... So'evllle
. Floonvlile.
Bunceton
ClarkstorK
. Hoonvllie
.... Boonvllle
OIan
...Tu.cumtita
Iberia
.... California
.. Jarnettown
lllli Ward
J .1 Mcomh
Thus F Keane
Henri G Itolr-s
ried Weldmer
14th Ward
J 11 Wllllims
lames Clritnn
E lve r Uurph
thos J Mcl rniott
I'atrlck J Mnle
Ldw Itstchfonl
loth Ward
Fdw M Crew
J Harrv Burke
Jno o Donnell
22nd Ward
Elw Butler
Jchn It (intana
Ja P Farlcj
Jci K Cl Connor
23rd Ward
Jno 11 JKLarthy ..
Iheo truslus
Jno Bsmbrick
Fdw Dunne
Jas s Gannon
3th Ward
T It llallar.1
Ir J H. Simon
Jo Truunmlller
Hut.li It O Donnfll
Hotel Junior
'At, Morgui st.
MS Wa--h st
Uv N' Twelfth st.
Si .s Tweltth St
bi .s iweirth st
lli5 Chestnut st
623 Walnut i
II3S Tapln i-t
, '0y 1- Second st
.42 s beventh t-t
14L?
I2IJ s
tlleetl
Will Turner
R E Ivilth
It c Irlend
Bent Wormlni.toii
Ur C It TaIcr
It A Moonevhan
a II Veitch
Larnev 1 arker
Prtd Reed
8 C Hruoks
I W Jamison .
VV I. Hodsou
Jtn Moore
John Iiarbv
E A ltourn
W J ow(n
F U forlow
Btrt John7n
J I. Troup
0 E Amos
oio K c.jinb
Jas Camt bell
P D Decker
1't ter Murphv
lal Wells . .
Buck Tavlor
Hill Grarton
Tom KeIIeI-r
E. J Overlev ...
A I Uhockley
Burt Lm
W II vlarren
1 B Crosser
Walter bcolt .
age
barcoxlo
Carthage
Sarcoxle
. Carthage
Carthage
Jasper
Carthage. R r D 3
Reed s Station
Oronogo
Carl Junction
. . . Caxtervllls
Carlerv Hie
tiirtcrvllle
trtervllls
... Webb City
Webb Cltj
Webb WH
Webb ni R R No t
.. Smlthlleld
.Joplln
Joplln
Joplln
. Joplln
. Joplln
Joplln
Joplln
. Joplln
. Joplln
... . Joplln
Joplln
Joyltn
Joptm
... . . Joplln
aim bt
eighth bt
3127 La balle St
luIS Armstrong Vve
l.W 1'ark Ave
2t.ls rids Ave
1 S Twent, thi.d bt
2317 Walnut bt
2J2 Pugenu bt
is31 Walnut st
X N Twentv Hrat -'it
2212 Clark Ave
2IIC Oh re St
Ml, Wah --"t
1J12 carr st.
3:22 Pine St
2wJ Olive St
"S N Channing Ave
3415 LaclcJe Ave
3415 Laclede. Are
Manche.ter Ave
r Mancht.tor Ave
3121 Park Ave
83. b Lwing Ave
3401
J.2
3S3 Delmar Ave
4rfi2 Manihester Ave
4.V.3 Wert line Boulevard
4.33 West I'lne Boulevard
Tlilrtt'i-nth Distrlot .: I.
pton
veifl
MONITEAU 4
J A J Howard t... .
A. S Hudson
J T IIutT Tlptoj
UEU, ... I.J1U1 ... ...... . .
MOROAN-3
D. E Wraj Aersallles
t C Hardy. Sr Aer.alM
TJ D. Duff veralllca
OSAGE-3
B M Zevely
F F Lane
Ben schauwacker
William Pearl
William bchwartze
Entitled to 3 votes
Silntu District 10.
AUDRAIN-7.
W II. Kennan Mexico
Doctor E. S Cave Mexico
H. T. Gant Thompson
M. R. K. Bigg Farber
T. S Pearson Laddonla
J N Stevens cS votel Martlnshurg
Jo'eph Adraln (H vote) Martlnburg
Samuel Hanna Centraiia
CALLAWAY-S
Judge Thomas H Murray Stephens Mora
J C Reynolds Guthrie
Dr. c. H. Chrtjtlao New Bloomneld
Linn
Unn
..Westphalia
Chamois
Koeltztown
boi.i.ingi:r-3
W K Clnndler
George B Mejers
J M Wolktr .
CARTER-2.
George T Ie
l.obirt D Cla)
HtON'-2
Joe B Htllomin
William II Whltworth
JErFERbOV-6
Paul Hlnchey . .
Judge T A Charlw
John Williams
James Welner
Doctor 1 Ii Rutledge
I II HvTns . . . ...
Doctor W W Hull
Entltl'd to 6 votes
MADISON-2
Thomas HolIada
G A Nlfong
s W" Rhodes
E I Purcell
C W Brown . . . . .
Felix Purkln-m
Judge Robert V Anthony . . .
Entitled to 2 votes
PERRY 3
R M Abernsthv
lames M iKnox . . .
Robert T Brown
SCOTT 3
S T Wado
J. P Rannej
Joe D Bowman
STODDARD-5
W. J Ward
J. S Magee
J W. Harrison
R L. Ladd
J F Raney
Webb Watkins
F. P Foster
T A Hickman
R. J. Kameey
Marble iTIIll
Buchanan
- IlesjThle
Van Burn
.Van Buren
. Hogan
.... Ironton
.. .. De Soto
. Psvelev
Mor-e s Mill
Illllsboro
. Rush Tower
. ..Bimsvllle
ouipnur Springs
Frederlcktown
.Frederlcktown
Frederlcktown
..Fredericktown
Frederlcktown
Frederlcktown
.Frederlcktown
Entitled to 19 votes
tFolk delegation!
J A Daughertv
Stcrewall 1'ritcheit
L. Mulllrs . ...
c B Gulnn . . .
W N illanton ....
U It Muil
I F Clarev--Douor
Wherrltt
D E McDowell
M II Kell'
Marlou staples
VV 1. Cut
Out Davis
Haiwood Pcott
Dan Hamllto-l
Horace Merrltt
Pat Hennese .. . .
J H (.ape
It N' Graham . . .
J w McAntlre
samuel Mcltej nolds u .
W N Wh-uton ,
Thomas Hackney
s o Morrow
T (' Tadlock . . . .
Wlttln McNernej
Distor Stark
J It Grav
II P Hilzllp- . . ..
John I.lllott . . .
I p Newell
Frank Morrow . ,
W 1th one half vote e-ich
I.AW RENCE 7
R McNatt
T M Plournov ...
R B Gillette
loeph French
s D Williamson
W W Boucher
s O While!
W J Ham . . . .
J W Collej
P.iriNOI.DS-2
Prof It L. Danl. I
Prof M G Harrison
ST ITtANCOIS
John I- Brad!e . . .
John H Malugen
W 1! Rarl leu
John S Clav
Walter I,. Henslrj
Judie It hn A bprott
M P Cajce
Webb City
, Webb City
.AVebb City
. Oronogo
Cartenllle
,. Cartenllle
.Joplln
Jopiln
Joplln
Joplln
. . Joplln
. Joplln
J op! In
Jorlln
Jopiln
Joplln
Joplin
Joplln
Joplln
Joplln
. Carthage
Carthage
Carthage
Carthage
Carthage
Carthage
san oxle
Carthage
Carthage
. . Carthage
Carthage
. .. Medoc
... Aurora
.. .. Aurora
... .Marlonvllle
. i'elrce Clt
. . Miller
Pelrre city
Mount A'ernon
'erona
.. Bower Mills
CentervIIle
Le'tervllle.
Flat River
Bonne Terr
Firmlrgton
larmtngton
Firmlngton
Farmlngton
Farmlngton
II Hlghhll
With 1 vote each.
HOW ELL4
W N Evan . West Plains
s J Gallowas . . ..West Plains
HI McKelvej . .... Moody
J M rndecott Pottersvtlle
MISsISbIPPI-3.
Paul R Moore . ... Charleston
A E Hirrts Charleston
B. II Drane CharleFtoi
NEW MADRID-3.
tlliwes Delegates; Contested.
Jas A" Conran . . New Madrll
Geo w steel La Forge
Jno W Jackson New Madnl
(Folk Delegates )
W W Waters . .
W i: Davis
O M Heldlee . .
OREGOV
W D W eav er
J F Harder
It. F vvmnun .. . .
R A Young
OZARK 1
E A Morris . .
PEMISCOT-
I.. A Rood
I- I Collins .
J F sm5 th
'on Mayes ....
C F Patterson . . .
Geo b Summers
New Madrid
Point Plea'ant
.. .Moorehoue
. Many Springs
. ....... ir
haver
Alton
.Rockbridge
.Canithersvll'
, Caruthersvt! e
Caruthersvlll
Haiti
.I'ascola
Carjthersrllle
Ljitltled to three votes
RIPLEY-3
J M Atkinson .
Thos r Lane
John P Campbell .
Mcdonald 3
(Folk Delegation; Contested.
Jas N' ChHslensen Pines Ule
Jro. b Davis Hart
J Turner Horner Rocky Comfort
ttteeu neiegauon 3
W T wood
Bert It Farmer
C. C Duval .
NEWTON-
J Burke
A Chandler.
J smith
l Brown
A Russell .. ..
P. W eems .
D Batch ....
B. Hlnton
C. Haller
W 1th one half vote each
VERNON-
Doniphan
Doniphan
Doniphan
Noel
Anderson
Ilnaville
Newtcnla
.Seneca
. ...Dtanuml
... ....Berwltu
WaddlU
. . . ..Neosno
Neostio
. ...Neoho
Neosho
Lntltlcd to 3 votes
PTE GENEVIEVE-S
Nacc Turlej ... Thurman
Peter II lluclc . Ste Genevieve
This It straughan . Ste Genevieve
Israel I.aItoe Bloom, lale
A P carrn . Btoomdale
Henn N G1I
Ste Geneileve
F A Da lion
W. Shumate
J C Nunn
C. B Davis
A B Halcomb
W B Martin
Taul Todd
W Morris
W r. McDanlel
D J Field
J A. Hahn . . .. ,.
1. B callawaj
A B Cockerlll . .
A Dalj
Doctor S A Johnson .,
IX A Dulln
It, W Mitchell
Doctor J It- Buchanan .
.Aalker
.. .Montevnllo
, JMIIo
Walker
Kills
Bronaugh
Richards
...Ne.ada
.Nevada (R. K
Richards
.. . bchell cltv
..Nevada (R R )
Nevsda
Neviia..,
,. Neva-la.
NevadA
........... Nevada
Nevada
Eentitled to 9 votes
Sixteenth Dlitrlct 3.
CRAAYFORD-3.
Steelvllls
Wilson' Mills
Jake's Prairie
DAI.LS-1
Buffalo
..........Lorur Lane
DENT-J.
J B Organ .....Salem.
F II Barnllz Lake Springs
Marlon Roberts Solera
UACLEDE 4.
.........Lebanon
Conway
.. .. Lebanol
Lebanon
MARII23-3.
I N. Ramsey Stlckney
T A Felker . Vienna
S. c Travis Steen's Prairl
PHELPb I
Frank II Farris
Wm Sorrell
L. C Mattox
J S Ilivme.
Milam Bledsoe
T A Vernon ..
P S Phillips..
Phil Donn-Ul
Jas Dougan...
Fntilkner RoTta
Freeman Edgar Springs
... Perryvill
. .. Longtown
Perryvll'e
.. .. Benton
McMullIn
Oran
....Bloomfleld
. ..Bloomneld
. ..Bloomfleld
Dexter
Dexttr
With V vote each
WV3IIINGTON-3
Joseph ceswell . . ,
Fdward Burt ...
W R Ooudvkoontx
WAlNE-3
O I. Mincer ,
clav Parnes
Che II Carter
Fourteenth District
Rl'TI.KR-3
T-M U Ablngton
Krnest Bacon . .. ... ..
.1 B Wilson
CAPE GIRARDEAU-
Jno At Smith . . .. Jackson
I)r B W llas . .. . . wornoniiu-
Ixtui. Houck Caps Girardeau
Ino A Hope . jackson
W D VanJlver Cape Girardeau
CHRl'TIVN-3
r A Tlmlle . . .
Fl F How croft
Julian Hemdon
DOUGL.ASS-2.
M C Reynolds . . .
a H llunlLtt..
DL'NKUN-5
J II Bledsoe .
Aptus
. Potosl
Caledonia
.. Greenville
Luwn les
Piedmont
So.
Popll- Bluff
.roplar Bluff
Hk
Ozark
Billing
.. ...N'lia
Ava
Ava
S H. Bowman
J B Christeson
J I Hoops ...
11 E IColllns..
L. S Lman . .
J W Ccpeland
I) 1, Bales .. .
PULASKI-3.
SHANNON'-J.
...St, James
....WaynesrUls)
Crocker
Dixon.
.BIroh Tre
... .w'inona
...Etnlnenca
TEXAS-4.
lacking
Houston
..RaymondvllI
Cabool
J B Sherrlll
F P Rutherford
J K Davis
1a. U. Chambers
W EBSTER-3.
J F. Miller Conklln
s c, Trimble Baymour
W. D Delzell Henderson
WRIGHT 3.
A I Summers irartvills
J W Allen Mount Grove
James Revnolds ...Mansfield
Maiden
Freeilmen'si Alii Socletr Offlcers.
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elected these officers for the ensuing ear:
President. Bishop John JI. Walden; vice,
presidents. Bishop Henry Spcllmeyer,
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F. Bojd; treasurer. II. C Jennings; as
sistant treasurer. Homer Baton; recording
Hecretary. W. B. Sellers.
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