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The age-herald., 1900-02-10
SRAYED.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A fine river plantation in north Baldwin county, the Alabama river; the "Silver place, containing about 1,200 acres cleared; one of the best places in this section; with proper culti- vation readily produces a bale of cotton to acre; well adapted for a stock farm, having an abundance of cane Also for sale, 10000 acres hard woods in one tract B. F. Fitzpatrick & Co.,. Mobile, Ala. -1Q -Qv,
The age-herald., 1900-02-10
 FOR RENT

LOST
 IOsT-,A bargain If you faif to buy Your shoes of D. B. Luster and get 10 per cent. off during the month of February. D. B. Luster, the Practical Shoe Man, 217 18th street. 1-19-tf ELECTRIC, Gas and Combination Fix lures. manufactured in Birmingham by United Electric Go. 11-25-tf
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01
Santa fe.

Miss Emma Ball returned home
Sunday from her visit with rela-
tives in Florida.
Miss Sadie Hedrick and Mrs.
Ida Painter visited in Perry from
Saturday till Monday.
Phey and Virgil Bates, of Mexi-
co, visited friends in Santa Fe
from Saturday till Monday.
Miss Margaret Hugely, of Paris,
visited her brother, Chas., here
Sunday night.
Quite Il number from here at
tended court in Paris Monday.
DR.. Chiffon, of Paris, removed
Il ~ pound tumor from Kate Bed
ford, colored, at this place, Sun
day, the DIST. 1t had grown to
the woman's intestines, making
the operation long and difficult
one. The patient was on the OPP
Grating table two hours, aud lived
an hour after the operation. 9th
er doctors present were, Bodine
and Allen, of Paris; Shobe, OF
Victor; Flint, of Moline, and
Drake and Baker, of this place.
Miss Mae Mosley visited HON,
folks last Saturday. She is attend
ing school in Stoutsvillc.
Miss Maye Dull is just recover
ing from II sprained ankle, which
she sprained the 9th,
prof. Bill" Davis will give ,
magic-lantern show here Frida,
night. Come early and avoit
the rush"
Miss Bessie Crump entertained |
few of her lady friends Saturda.
night. All present report II joll!
time.
Miss Bell, of Corinth, visitc,
her sister, Mrs. f. l.. Rogers, from
Saturday till Monday.
Misses Eva and Mayc Dull vii
entertain their lady friends of Thu
place Friday night.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01
Rush Hill.

Another good rain fell Sunday
and Monday.
Corn husking is the order of the
day in our vicinity.
Jas. Myers, of Mexico, is down
again. Surely there is some at
traction at Rush Hill for Mr.. My
ers, as he comes so often.
Miss Ida Hcsser returned to her
home in Nandalia last week after II
pleasant visit with her aunt, Mrs.
j. f. Culbertson.
w. II. Paisley, who has had
charge of the telegraph Office at
AuXvasse for the last two months,
came home Wednesday last, and
left for Slater, Mo-, the next day
to take charge of the night Office
at that place.
Mrs. Rhoda Maxwell is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Alonzo Fox
of Mexico, this week.
Mrs. {. l.. Stewart returned
Monday from Martinsburg, where
she has been visiting relatives and
friends.
Our community was saddencd
on last Thursday evening when
the news came of the accidental
death of j. b. Harper, of st. Lou
is, formerly Il business man of this
place. Mr.. Harper was an en-
ploye of the American Tobacco
Co., and was discharging his duty
when death came. The remains
were brought to Benton City Sat
urday and taken to Friendship
church, in Galloway county, where
the interment took place that eve
at four o'clock by the Masonic
Lodge of Laddonia. He leaves q
wife, three children and host OF
relatives and friends to mourn lii
| loss.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01
HUSBAND TURNS UP
After Ills wife Had Collected Life In
sursnce and Re,narricd.

Gloucester (Mass.) cor. st. Louis
w. A. Ragland. OF Little Rock, Ark,
with tho news that Howard A. Saville.
who disappeared 16 years ago. is still
alive. has created sensation here.
Mrs. Saville had collected his lie in
surance, married again to Benjamin
Kinsman, of Gloucester. and separated
from her second husband. Saville.
who was reported to have died in st.
Louis Of cancer, ID also said to have
married again and become the posses
sor of considerable property, In the
meantime the four sons and one
daughter OF Howard Saville have
grown up. One son, Prof. Mar hall
Saville. OF New York, recently made
his name famous by his discoveries
OF rare antiquities In Mexico. Mr.. Sa-
vile. II living, would be heir to
portion OF an estate OF the lat" s.
Oliver Brown, and il Is to gain infor-
nation concerning this that Mr.. Rag
land. according to his statement. Is
here. He further states that he wishes
to establish Mr., Saville's identity In
order that the latter may come into
some money in New York bank, to
which 1t is claimed, he is an heir.
Mr. Ragland was identified at the Cape
Ann Savings bank rs one OF the larger
brokers In Little Rock. He says that
Mr. Savile has been living in or near
Little Rock for the past IA years. Rcla-
tives offer an explanation for the pos
sible existence OF legacy in New
York, the tale OF Mr.. Saville's great
grandfather, who was captured by
pirutes, and. after n long service Of
slavery, returned to this country TO
find his wife married again. He then
went to South Carolina and accumu-
lated a fortune. The share OF the es-
tate to which Howard Saville is en-
titled will amount to $1,000.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01
Mt. Carmel.
We have had another big rain
1t rains every Sunday.

We have had another big rain.
1t rains every Sunday.
Some are thru husking corn and
some are just commencing. Oh,
my, when will the slow ones ever
catch up!
We felt for the boys who had to
come home Sunday night.
Business is very brisk here. Our
blacksmith, j. w. Fitzpatrick, is
busy from morn till night.
j. w. Harris, wife and son Wis
tied j. c. Parker and family Sun
day.
Mr.. West, wife and son visited
their daughter, Mrs. VIM. Becky,
Sunday.
Miss Rancic Herlingcr, of Lad
donia, was visiting home folks
here Sunday.
We suppose the Republican raj
~ at Wellsvillc was immense, as
there was one rig went from this
ncighborhood. Hope no one got
hurt in the jam.
There was speaking at Hickory
Grove school house last Thursday
night. Our nominee for State
Senator, NJ. X. X. Biggs, made
the club Il splendid talk. We GER
tainly think Mr.. Biggs will make
the people good Senator.
Rhodes Clay addressed the Mt.
Carmel Bryan and Stevenson Free
Silver club ut Crow on Wednesday
night, and greatly entertained n
large audience. We expect to hear
from Mr., Clay when he gets to
Jefferson.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01
Johns Branch.

One night last week Roscoe Me-
Daniel rode into Laddonia about
dark, hitched his horse and in ii
short time returned to find the
horse gone. He has been searching
diligently ever since, but at last
accounts had heard nothing of the
missing animal.
Mr.. Woodson and wife have
moved to the old Dubray farm.
X. c. Darlington, who has been
in such poor health, is improving,
Mrs. lobe Dubray is III very
poor health.
Chas. and Will Edwards have
rented the Dickcy farm for the
coming season.
We wonder if that horn is really
going to cause trouble! \ few
weeks past young man OF oul
community went on visit. When
he returned he brought Il bride
home with him. That night the
boys treated them to chariyarl,
One of the boys borrowed horn
from a neighbor and left it on tn,
premises of the groom, and now
the ncighbor wants the horn. The
one who borrowed it hasn't it, nnt
the one who has refuses to give i
up. Sometimes peoples fun cost
something,
Born, to Simon Ilageman and
wife, IA son. Simon is all smiles.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01
A Word by Geo. p. Moore.

Fellow Citizens; want to say
II word about our paramount is
sues Imperialism in America
does not begin with Mckinley or
Mark Hanna. The spirit of it can
be traced thru the public lives of
every prominent Federalist, Wing
and modern Republican that ever
lived. Hamilton, who is now and
always has been the hero of their
heroes, was an avowed monarchist.
In the constitutional convention he
used his brilliant mind, his charm
ing cloQuence and his unyielding
determination in his fight for the
life tenure of Office in each of the
three departments of our national
government, succeeding III the IL
dietary. He also secured Il victo-
ry for oppression by so framing
the law of our land that its tender
brooding wing should nurture,
rear and develop that most poison
Gus reptile of tyranny, the Tariff
System, until the legions of its
offspring, the Trusts, are even
now crushing out that liberty
which our fOrefathers fought, bled
and died to win. The second Pres
ident of the United States made
himself and his party so odiOus by
fathering the Alien and Sedition
laws that such an overwhelming
defeat followed for the Federalist
party that it had to abandon its
name and plume those old princi-
pies under other colors and work
many Il scheme before gaining
power again. However, during
the last 40 years that evil princi-
pie has so fully prevailed and de-
veloped that nothing short of the
fate of John Adams measured out
to Mark Hanna and his followers
will redeem our blood bought lib
crty.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01
Cecil COhOOll.
Edgar Lee,
j. y. Cross.
VIII CanccIReDublican Debt

Laddonia, Mo, Oct. 30. Champ
Clark spoke to an enthusiastic
gathering of Democrats today ON
money, trusts and imperialism.
He showed that Missouri's credit
is better, her school system grand
er and her taxes lower than any
State in the Union. He said that
with two more years of Democrat
ic rule the last vcstigc of bonded in
debtcdneSs caused by Republican
rule will have been cancelled.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01

list.
Mrs. Frank Dowell entertained
Mesdames Graves and Baker
Thursday.
School Commissioner Bailey was
in our vicinity last week.
Oscar Massey has returned HON,
from Indian Territory very much
pleased with the country. He ex.
poets to locate there.
j. w. Miller is the guest of j.
ID. Worley.
There will be prayer meeting at
Olivct second Sunday at eleven
o'clock.
Jimmie Dowcll sold his saddl,
horse last week.
j. ID. Worley and Billie Berr.
purchased their winter apples
from Dan Quinlin, of Moline.
Hubert HALEY is in Galway
we presume on fox hunt.
Rev. Rocker filled his regular
appointment at Olivet Sunday.
There will be a chickcn-pic sup
per at Samuel Patterson Thurs
day eve, from four to eleven p. III.
All are invited. For the benefit
of the Baptist church.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01
Democrats Fired a Salute.

Centralia, Mo-, Oct. 30.
Hit, of Mexico, spoke to large
audience at the opera house here
tonight and ably discussed the ma
tional issue. Forty-fve salutes
were fired as requested by the Ma
tional Democratic Club. Democ-
racy is aroused and united here as
never before and Boone county is
striving to become the banner
Democratic county in Missouri.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01
MartinSburg.

Just one week until the election,
when Mckinley will sail up Salt
River and Bryan will take Il chair
in the White House.
Miss Barbara Phcars, of Wells
vile, visited friends here several
days the past week.
Mrs. Tom Cornctt, Of Colorado,
visited VIM. Cornett and wife the
past week.
Mrs. Norris visited her niece,
Miss Gertie Mumford, Tuesday.
Mrs. Mckinney and family We're
the guests of Homer Detienne and
family the past week.
VIM. Cornett and daughter,
Miss Sudic, spent several days the
past week III st. Louis.
Mr.. Detienne and daughter, Miss
Leonla, of Mt. Carmel, visited rel
atives here "Wednesday.
Miss Pearl Chrstman has re-
turned home from Kansas City.
Mrs. Nora Barnes is visiting
relatives in Clark.
VIM. Conn and sisters, Misses
Lille and Poke, and Misses Ger
tie Mumford and Ara McGrew Wis
tied in Galloway Sunday.
The Democrat rally was II sue.
cess. Everything passed off quiet
ly. Hon. Champ Clark and Wal,
ter Burch made excellent speeches
The crowd was estimated at one
thousand. Mr.. Editor, you miss
ed half of your life by not being
here. The prize offered for the
handsomest lady rider was carried
off by Miss Mcdonald, of Will
iamsburg; the second was won by
Miss Mary Madden, one of oul
home girls. The Shamrock ladies
showed up in grand style, sixteel
to one. The Wellsville band fur
nished some good music, and
grand time was had.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01
Killed BY His NcighbOr.

Fulton, Mo. Oct. 27.-Charlcs
Davis, Il farmer who lived twenty
two miles north of this city, was
shot and killed by his ncighbor,
Mayo Rodman, Thursday evening.
The only witness, one of Davis
sons, said his father was riding Il
mule when the shooting began.
He jumped off SO as TO have the
mule for protection. The mule
icrkcd away from him and started
to run. Rodman fired four shots.
Davis was dead when his son
reached him. Rodman says he
acted in self defense. He declares
Davis attacked him with an AK.
a year ago the two men had
trouble and Davis shot Rodman in
the leg. The trouble grew out of
the attentions of Rodman to Da-
Wis daughter. The grand jury
eXonerated Davis for the shooting
then,
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01
YOunsS Greek.
Warm and showcry.
Good fall grass.

Warm and Showcry.
Good fall grass.
Mr.. Dyer and sons, of near Ben
ton City, built two substantial
bridges for us last week.
Lafayette Lipp took advantage
of the fine weather just passed and
cribbed his fine corn crop in ex-
cellent condition.
Hugh Moore, of Monroe county,
visited his uncle, Geo. u. Moore,
Saturday and Sunday.
VIM. Newgent and family visit
cd his father, Geo. Newgent.
Central, one of the largest coun-
try school houses in the county,
was filled to overlooking by the
Bryan club Saturday evening
Hon. w. II KEENAN,, of Mexico,
utluItSStN us VII hDlult anu 4NullOl-
campaign issues. Attorney Boyd,
Of Paris, has promised to address
the club Nov. 2nd. Mr.. Boyd is
one of the most eloquent campaign
ers in the State. Let this be the
largest, best and most enthusiastic
meeting of our club.
Elder Rocker filed his regular
appointment at Olivet, where he
assisted in organizing IL Young
Peoples Society and prayer
meeting. each to meet monthly.
On account of the protracted meet
ing at Trinity, Olivet had no Sun.
day evening service.
John Barnaby is about to sci
his farm at $40 an acre.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01

The Highland people are wondering
hugely at the amount Of steel Andrew
Carnegie is using In the erection OF his
addition to Skibo Castle. They have
never before seen a building 80 con-
structed. All comes from Pittsburg.
Skibo Is now locally dubbed Iron
Castle" 1t is said that mason mis-
took the millionaire for a poor visitor,
and patronized him. On learning his
Identity he excused himself; saying,
"You ought 10 wear better clothes, so
that people may be able TO tell who
your are" The Taylor (newspaper)
evidently agrees with the mason, for
In a criticism Of the clothes represent
ed at this years academy it declares
that the lapels of Mr.. Carnegie's coat
were clumsy. the edges very wobbly.
and had been forced through a ma
chine of the worst character.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01
Talks With People.

Il. a. Lewis: Thinking of sell
ling my farm, near Rush Hill.
This is Il good county, but | was
always used to the city and may
move back.
G.. w. Ham: | have been look
ing after Modern Woodmcn inter-
ests down at Montgomery City and
other points. Too much politscs,
have to give it up till after the
election.
Nath Spencer; | plucked an
apple bloom III my orchard the
other day. If Jack Frost would
delay his coming long enough, as
he has of late, | would have a
second crop of apples.
j. M. Beam: | am going to be
away from Mexico Il few weeks.
Helping number Of good people
out in Moline community to get
their winter wood ready for the
stove. | am using a steam saw,
j. p. Harper; My brother,
killed by accident in st. Louis the
other day, was ii member of Lad
dOnia Masonic lodge. He was
buried at Friendship, in Galloway
county, and the Laddonia Masons
attended the burial. Uncle
Jesse Gilliland, of Laddonia lodge
in his Slst year, was an honoret
attendant.
An Old-Timer: That shooting
occurrence over in Galloway coun
~ reminds me of a shooting il
this town 30 or 40 years ago. Th'
shooting was done by a man o
the same name as the Callawa,
man, who got his man last week
and under like circumstances, as
understand it. The Mexico maj
was IN uncle of the Galloway man
Old settlers here will remember tn
Mexico shooting.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01
Teachers Institute.

The teachers of east central Au-
drain will meet at the Erisman
school house on Saturday morning,
Nov. 10, 1900. All teachers and
patrons are cordially invited.
PROGRAM.
9!3O-Song, by institute.
Invocation.
Address of welcome, Sidney NJ {.
Silver.
Response, b. w. Hale.
Temporary organization, APP
pointmcnt of committees, etc.
lO:25-Should Whipping he
Permitted! If not, how prevent
ed! Miss Sarah Gibbons.
Discussion, Misses Kate Akin
son, Linnic Coil, Mary Ellis.
l1:0O-Thc Necessity of Better
Preparation on the Part of the
Teacher for Teaching Language,
Prof. \. +. Faulkner.
Discussion, Misses Jessie Gel
vim and Nellie Hoover.
1l:4J-Dinncr.
l:00-Permanent organization
Should a knowledge of Psychol-
ogy be Required of Teachers! Prof
Blair.
Discussion, Misses Mary Coax
ley and Nora Able and Mrs. b. w
Hale.
2:0O-County Supervision, b.
w. Hale.
Discussion, T. J. Seal, j. w.
Stephens and Miss Ella Kimball.
2;40-How to Secure the Re-
spcct of Pupils, Miss Margaret
Torreyson.
Discussion, Misses Margaret De-
Laporte, Ella Washington, Minnie
Stauffer.
3 :20-Teacher' Duties Outside
the School room, Prof. Il. q. Hale
Discussion, j. f. Rosser and
Miss Leila Cohoon.
Adjournment.
Cecil Cohoon.
Edgar Lee,
j. y. Cross.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01
4 Story of Dean swift.

Swift, before he took orders, made
love to a young lady and promised
that he would marry her when he be-
came a clergyman" When he was
established in his first living, the fair
one presented herself and reminded
him of his promise. Certainly,
shall be delighted" replied Swift.
Have you brought the MANI" What
MANI" said the lady. why, your
husband that is to be-" But" sobbed
the poor girl. Il thought you promised
to marry me yourself" mo, my dear"
said Swift, Il never said that.
meant that | would be pleased to per-
form the ceremony for you when be-
came a clergyman"
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01
Worcester.

o. +. Hafner sold two year
old AZ hands mule to buyers in
Mexico last Saturday for 800.
Chas Casper, of Rush Hill, was
in this vicinity paying good prices
for butcher stuff last week,
j. +. Cauthorn has a grist mill
and will grind each Friday.
Peter Schneider has gone to his
old home in Illinois to spend the
winter.
Miss Beuna Vista Foley, of o,
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01
III NeiehborhoOd News. +
aiOlinO.

Mrs. Berry is visiting her son,
Clay Berry, this week.
l.. Lipp thinks some of his eat
tie have the pink eye.
Everybody's turkeys in this
community are dying with dis
ease called the blackhead. Over
one hundred have died in the last
two weeks that we know of and
perhaps that isn't half.
VIM. Berry and family visited
sister, Mrs. Marion Barnes, in
Paris, Monroe county, last Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. John Richardson had II
very severe hcmorrhagc of the
lungs last Friday. She is in II
critical condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Asbury Wis
tied her brother, VIM. johnson,
near Thompson, from Saturday
until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ellis visited
relatives in Galloway county last
week.
Frank Wilson is travelling for
his health. When last heard from
he was in Oklahoma.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01
Formerly of Mexico.

The st. Louis Post-Dispatch
last Sunday devoted a page of its
space in telling how Samuel Soltz,
who about five years ago lived i'll
this city, brought his wife and six
children over from Russia to Amer
lea. lie came to this country pen
niless twelve years ago and aS he
earned the money sent for his
children one at Il time and finally
his wife, the latter arriving last
week. a happy and united family
now in this "land of the free and
home of the brave. Soltz was Il
peddlcr of small articles while Il
resident of Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01

Pie. Wesley Wilson. OF the Second
Canadian contingent. the only son OF
Mr.. John Wilson. OF Toronto, writes
his father an interesting letter from
Van Wyk Wei. dated March 20, In
which he says: Our grub Is some
thing herce-a bareback and n cup
OF coffee (may tho Recording Angel
forgive them for calling II such) for
breakfast Bully beef for dinner. then
for supper we change II around and
have a cup OF coffee and bareback,
! am going to send you a hard-tack, 80
be careful and don't overload your
stomach. Last night there came
pretty near being panic In camp.
They actually gave us jam. tin hold
ing about a cupful for Ave men. Most
Of MS nearly had nervous prostration,
However, there Is no use kicking, We
might as well grin and bear IT,"
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01

T., is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
ID. j. Atkins.
Jewel Hodge and Miss Mary d.
Azdel, who have been attending
Collins Academy, are at their
homes near Worcester on the sick
list.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01
Mcnding Silver.

II by chance silver articles are
broken they must be soldered by an
expert, not by any travelling tinker or
other workman experienced in the
methods of soft soldering metal. Any
soft soldering containing lead ire
trievably ruins silver, and. by turning
black. causes unsightly marks.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01
To Mend Crack In Walls.

We frequently see broken places in
the plastering, where the paper will
not stick. and Invariably cracks for
some reason or another, sometimes
from undue heat back OF a stove, ETC.
II a piece OF oil-cloth is pasted over
such a place, II may then be pspered
over, and the paper will not crack, no
matter how great the heat may be.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01

Mrs, Marguerite Cauthorn, a
sister of w. l.. Kenton, of near
Thompson, this county, died at
her home in Oregon recently. Her
disease was paralysis. She was
born in Audrain county and mar
ried w. l.. Cauthorn, Oldest bro
ther of b. r. Cauthorn, of MeXi-
co, and moved to Oregon in 1865.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01

j. $. Watts, seven miles south
east of Mexico, in his sixtieth
year, died last week of paralysis.
He was at our street fair, but ON
returning home his health failed
till his death. Mr.. Watts was one
of the early settlers Of the county.
The wife and three children sur
vive him. Deceased was an uncle
of Mrs. G. w. Berry, of this city.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01

Captain James Smith, Of the United
States fish commission steamer Fish
Hawk, collected 10000 shad eggs,
the largest collection made in one day
for years past. Captain Smith has so
far this season collected 10000, 900
eggs and broken the record.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01
Beauty Is Blood Deep.

Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar'
tic clean your blood and keep It clean by
Stirring uD the lazy liver and driving all i'm
nnrities from the body. begin to-day to
banish pimples, hollis, blotches, blackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets,-beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, lOc, 25c, 5Oc.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01

Jack Morris, who has been Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pate Morris, of near Thompson,
this county, has returned to his
home at Kingsbury, California.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01

County Surveyor II. 5. Mckin-
ney surveyed route for IA new
road adjoining Nath Spencer
farm, near Rush Hill, Monday.
The county court will consider the
petition next week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01

The official figures for the cen
sus of the United States for 1900
are announced. The total popula
ton is 1926, 22O. The census
ten years ago gave G3,069, 756.
The late census gives Missouri Il
population of 3,107, III. Ten
years ago it was 2,679, 1874.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01
Long Branch.

Mrs, Delaina is just recovering
from IA spell of fever.
Willie Dowcll is ont again.
Henry Rudasil is on the sick
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01

Mr.. w. l.. Wiscman, of Mobcr-
ly, and Miss Annie Chamberlain,
of Centralia, were married i'll this
City Tuesday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-11-01

They have old fashioned spelling
bees at Rowcna. Recently the
Fuller school spelled against the
Goodwater school. The latter did
the best spelling.