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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04
ZGODA.

h~ubiehsoy ME wykradli, byioby mu ole
pho. No, ale tn ole .atr.ymuje gfup.
swami, . tyi tymozassm glodny. Ru.
sssjse 90 prsd.sj wy'nij por.sdnsgo
n~bosuf'a".
Poruczuik chciai jessc.s diuHej po-
.ostsc, ale pulkownik 60 wyprawii t16.
macsso sic, 70 sam do roboty .abrac sic
must.
Kso bys p~u'kownik wnki - Rys.
r.edu tych lio.nyoh q mas ns pocsatku
XIX wisku lud.i, kt6ryoh Opasr.noI6
sesiaia jakby umyllnie, dogadsajso mai
pilniejs.sj potrzsbis .noj6w wojsnnyoh.
Me byli oni SLIM gsowa, leo. screen;
ME potega intsligsnoj', ale mooa "a.
mion, Aelssnem w~ytrwaniem 1 nisustrs.
mestwsm sic od.naosali. OF.
ozy,na byia ich b6stwsj jedynsm, o,
box niego stawaao drugis, W potsd.s
r6wne - honor. Ma ich uslugi cd.
dali wszystko, co mieli, a gdy ostatni
jakby jskich Bayardowskioh rycer.y do
szcsytu bohatsrstwa ioh podni6sl, c.s.
muA r6wnych usiug ME otr.ymaio pisrw.
SEE ioh bostwoP Me bylo ogniska, kt6.
rsby te rozbisgse promisnis W jedno
fwiatio skspify, ME byio g}owy, kt6ra.
by ich porywami kierovaia, ME byso 81.
ty, kt6raby pojedyho.yoh olbr.ym6w
W jeden olbrzym-nar6d zamienils. Do
.achodniego boga wojny .wracali sic
wszyscy, a ten ub6stwiany ioh maly
kapral najmnisj mole re ws.ys.kiego
pojmowai, 90 to jest Ojo.y.na. Rsuoal
tych w%alsc.nych pc lioijskioh piaskaoh,
po s.osytaoh Sherry, pc antypodacb;
ro.utrzeliwai, ro.praszai, ro.drabnial /
Pc mad ioh ojosy.ne w6. sw6j tryum.
falny wyasj postawiws.y, prsykul ioh
do sisbis uozuciem honoru, .mus.ajao
pier ~s.sgo, waznisjs.sgo uo.uoia sic
wyr.sc, Tub przynajmniej ka.ai .sjI6
mu Z pierwssego planu.
Wilk " mlodsiehosym, bs, " d.is.
cinnym j~es.cze wisku saOiagnsf sic pod
sstandary Nspolsona 1 w.iaws.y ud,iat
" nis.liO.onsj ilosci bitsw, pisksc sic
ma siohou WioCh I Afryki, mar.nso ma
fniegaoh p~6inooy, W bitwis pod Borodi-
no lega mied.y srupami, majso obis no
81 przes granat pekniety ssrzasksne.
Chlopi misjscowi uratowali 60 cd imisr.
Of | pieozoiowitofcis taxa, ma jaka edo.
bye sic mogli, PREY ayoiu utr,ymali.
Pc dlugiej wojnis wraoai do kraju re
stopniem p~uikownika, . krsyasm lsgji
bonorowej, /. oialem poklutsm jak pr.e.
tax 1 re sniszo.onem .drowism. w
kraju osska6 60 musia}s bisda, bod TAI
nsgo ~majatku ME posiadai, a ME byl
sam, DO kisdys j~es.c.s pred austrjacka
kampanjs, kisdy Ksiestwo WARSAW.
skis ustanowione sostaio 1 kisdy m ila1,
to tylko " kraju ! ola kraju siuzy6 be.
d,is, oteuii sic /. ukoohsns Marcysia /
byi jua ojoem rownis a mozs wisosj q.
kocbansj Marynki. Do s,u.by vol.
skowej znowu wstspic ME m6gl, bo mu
sdrowie ma to ME po.wala'o, a do o.sgo
innsgo ami odpowisdniego wyks.tsics-
mia, ami Idolnosci ME posisdal.
Ale cryz W kraju, tax ohlsb boga.
tym, jak Polsks, ber wsgledu ma Wy.
czsrpanie 90 prIex Napoleopa, mote
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04

ska q Rosie. Polakom wiec, q swlass.
csa dawnym Aoioisrsom dobrss sie d,ia.
10, TO tee ! o Wiki ME sapomniano.
Dano mu misjsoe nadlsInsgo pr.y
jednym Z oddzial6w pusscsy Bislowiea.
ukiej, q pensja dobra, dworsk obsssrny
wygodny, tlusse grunsa koso nisgo,
At nadso wystaro.ajsoy byt matsrjalny
mu ~.apswnialy.
Pc mad ts okolioxnosoi mo4nos6 prss.
bywania I piekna, polska nature. lowy,
q prsedsws.ystkism grenada gajowyoh
lsfnik6w, kt6ryoh " istny pulk .smie.
nib I po wojskowsmu ioh 6wio.yf, spra
wialy mu nsiwieks.a sasysfakoje. Cd.
m'odniai wieo, wyprostowaa sic, o "a.
mach I rsumaty.mie .apomniai, a .nowu
jak dswnisj baiasowai, rozks.y wyda.
wal, stai sie o.ynnym 1 ruohliwym.
Jeili saI csasem, wkutsk .misnnsj
pogody lub .bytniego smeo.enia pois.
name kosci b6lem mu .aiupafy, poozci.
wa Msroysia sad.ala 60 pr.y oispiym
piscu, kwiat bzowy mu gr.aia 1 Prise.
kilka dni ME wypus.osaaa go do lasu.
1 bylo ws.ystko dobrse.
Nisststy. W kraju, kt6ry byt sw6j
sw6j polityc.ny straoii, Aaden jego o.
bywatsl spokojnym po.ostac ME moas,
dop6ki niepodlsgsofc, ia najpierws.a
potrssba narodowsgo orgaui.mu zabe.,
piso.ons ME sostanis. Zaprzysietons
traktatami konssytuoje cora. wisoej
gwaicono, a prowincji, gd.ie mas. pub.
kownik pr.ebywat, ME tylko Ae . Kr6
lsstwem ~poiac.y6 ME ohciano, ale ow.
seem cora. w~yrazoisj j. odrywano.
Nar6d wrsal, kipial wswnetr.nie, bu.
rsyi sic, miodsiez &c wioiekiosois "a.
oiskaia piesoi 1 spiski knula, ale starsi
wstrsymywali 1 fagodsili, liozac ma tsgo,
kt6rsga oswobod.icislsm ludlow Europy
na.ywano. Aliioi skoro tylko 20 smisr.
Of jsgo urseozywistnienia nadsisi ME
u~jrsano, spokojne dotad stosunki "a.
mieniiy sic ma wafh 1 do rozprawisnia
bronia sic rsuoono.
Mass p~ulkownik ma pisrwssa wiesc o
sassiych wypadkach, ME csskajac ma
ode.we, wydana p6zoisj do ssaryoh
wojskowyoh, usoiskaf piaosscs swa Mar.
oysie, po4sgnaf wyra.sm ndo widssnia"
swyOh gajowyoh ! milO.kism pomIei sy
str6zujacemi ma Litwie wojskami do
Warszawy sic przskrt lsi.
Tu jsdnak 6wcsesny dyksator Chic.
pioki, dobry jego .najomy, gdya ra.sm
niejsdna kampanjs odbyli, pr.yisa 60
dosc kwasno .ganii jego pospieoh
.bytui. Zapswniai 60, .e do wojny
pr.yJic ME mote, to wojna miedsy Kr6.
lsstwsm Polskism a Rosja jest niemo..
liws, 70 wssyssko skoho.y sic ma ukls.
dach ! 70 takows " Peterborough ksiaae
Lubbock prowadsi.
Wilk ME statysta, AMI polityk, ale
~zoinisrs, rosumowai daleko proioisj.
wsdiug nisgo. kisdy .brojns wojskows
powstanis wybuohlo | kisdy dotyohosa.
sowych wiadso6w Z Kr6lestwa wype.
dzono, wojns ME tylko bedsie, ale jua
jest ! gdyby nswss p6zuisj W ukiadaoh
miano zbawienia ssuka6, to 10 beds
stokroc i~atwiejs.e, jstsli sic tsgo ME
prIyjacisla ohoc rasy kilka porssdnis
przetrsspis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04

Wils wrsstols ,Iy | sniecierpiirioDy,
klnac, ma oxsm SWAT stoi, sabrai sie 10
stolioy 1 do domu powr6ou.
To nisdiugo trssba bylo c.eka6, ate.
by sic pr.skonac, Re nad.isje. pokaada-
ne pr.es Chlopickiego ma ukiadaoh, by.
y mylne. Ksiate Lubbock, MO ME
wsk6raws.y " Petsrsburgu, ME rao.yi
nawst wr6oic do krsju I tylko .dawa6
sprawe . jsgo misji jsohaa hr. Je.isrski,
. ME krepowas sie on tenn, As povinisn
te sprawe jsdyuis r.adowi uo.yni6, ale
owsssm jadac, ws.ed.ie po drodse mai.
dsiksss wislci rossiewa1. Prawil, jake
to silly oesars Mikosaj ma zgnieosnis
Polski prsygotowai, jakiemby ssaleh-
stwem byio ohoisc sic Z nismi misr.y6,
jak o aadnych ukiadaoh AMI ohce mo.
naroha sluchac. tylko sads, aeby pc.
lacy poddali sic bsswarunkowo. Wy.
pr.sc sie wieo powstania. sostawic js
wfasnsmu losowi 1 zda6 sic ma laske I
nislaske Rosji, byio wsdlug niego j..
dynsm ocalsniem 1 ratunkism.
Wszystkis to gawedy i Z dodatkami
powtsrzans opowiesci dossly do ussu
Wilka, kt6ry teraz zewszad wssystkisgo
n~asiuchiwal. Obursyi sic ma to starry
sofnier., zaplonas wutydem, posad.ii GA.
y kraj o .upeana .atrate honoru, / ma.
jac to pr.ekonanie, As ME tylko dykta.
tor, Rad, ale 1 Gaia stolica tax dsiala6
beda, jak Js.isrski doradss, postanowi&
nikogo jus ME rad.ic sic l ME pytat, a
srobie TO-, GO mu W tel chwili sumisnis
wska.ywalo, jake jsgo obowia.sk.
Str.elc6w swych, gajowyoh I lssnyoh
sebral, opowiedsiaf, "a 20 l o 90 b6j to.
o.yc sic bed.ie 1 oiwiadozyi, to oni .
MIN, ich pulkowniklem l nadleinym, iSc
ma pouoc krajowi MUSIC.
Mkt sie ME spisrai, mkt ME kontra.
d~yksowas, DO W tel gromadoe bysa kar-
nosc wojskowa, .ebrano wieo tylko film,
ty ws.elkie, jake pod reks miano,ss'ag-
Mono ioh troche z okolio.nyoh s.la.
chsokloh dworkow l sym sposobsm po.
vstas pisrws.y party.ancki oddsial ma
Litwis, q wiaioiwis ma Rusi W Gro.
d.iehskiej gubernji.
Jak sic odd.ial ten biz, jak ma pre-
miany TO r6sa, to topniaf, ale .awsss sic
tr.ymaa 1 jake kr.ywdy wrogowi Wy.
rzsd,ai, TO jus nalsay do d.isj6w.
w pamietnikaoh do spoki tel odno.
s.soyoh sic, DUO pod tym w.gledem
s.c.sg6a6w sebrac moAns, chooia4 do.
kiadnisj one w~ystspujs dopiero wtsn.
czas, kiedy oddsIai Wilks n~isjsdnokrot
ME odd.iaiem Russia sic ssc.yl. Jake
charakteryssyozuy ssossg0 tylko .auo.
towac nslsay, to odd.ias tego party.an-
IT,, ~odsnao.sjacy sic niepor6wnans kar
nosoia, bal sic swego dow6d.oy jsk og.
MIA, a pr.ytsm koohas 60 jak ojoa.
Wskutek uiswyg6d syoia obo.owsgo
a swiaszcsa " spos6b psrtyssnoki pro
wad.onsgo boju, Wllk ozssso ma .dro.
via sapadaa 1 jsgo rany dawoe lub rsu.
matyzmy srogis mu dolsgliwoioi spra.
wiaiy. Choc siis wolf 1 oharsk.sru q.
mial papowac mad nismi, mimo to csestc
p~odkomsndni, ten stan sdrowia wodss
d~ostrzegiszy, M kof mu wsislc ME do
swalsli, ale W marssaoh, .kontrmarssact
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Attorneys John NJ. Taylor and Y. T. White are in attendance at the damage suit trial of c. F. Red. Emmett vs. The St. Louis South western Railway Co.,, which is now being tried at Jefferson, Tex.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Mir. Felix J. Hall aLd wife. of Bon ham. Tex. are visiting in the city. Mr. Hall for many years resided in this city. For several years he was bartender for the late c. +. Red Styles. who owned the saloon now conducted by Lou E. Owen on West Barraque street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24
5Oooo CARDS.

The Adams-Wilson Printing Co. has just received 50, 900 round corner ed cards, assorted tints, suitable for candidates cards, which will he sold at reasonable prices. A share of this patronage solicited. dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24
Ask your grocer for "HORN'S B E s T, and insist on having it.

Miss Emma McCamy, of Renner, Texas, is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. F. E. Renfrow in this city. Miss Me Camey is very entertaining and charming young lady and we pre- dict her visit 8 most pleasant one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Teeth extracted positively without pain with vitalized air, the safest and best anasthetic known, by Dr. Brandy. eoGl04
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Mr. Ed zintgraff, a we'll known in- surance man of Dallas, Texas, is ad- justing recent fire losses in this city today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Geo. E. McKenney makes special ty of dressing all kinds of poultry on very short notice. PA W. 4th Ave. m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Kindling wood delivered to any part of the city for $100 per load. BELL SHAVE co. Telephone or ders receive prompt attention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Mir. K. c. Atkinson and Attorney M. 4. Austin have returned from Warner. where they attended Chan cery court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Miss Kettle Meyer has returned from a several weeks visit to rela- tiyes ip St. Louis and Louisville.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Mrs. J Joe S. Altschul has returned from brief but pleasant visit to rel. atives at Monroe, La. Her daughter Miss Brunette, will remain there for few eeks longer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24
"HORN'S BEST" is the best flour that ever came into the state.

Mir. Oscar F. Brewster is now con- nected with the livery firm of Brew ster & Henslee, where heaYill bf glad to see his many friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Mir. Nose Soltnsoh left this morn. ing for Hot Springs. where he goes to recuperate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Fresh ribs. backbones and all pork sausages at Geo. B. McKenney's PA West 4th Avenue. m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Our goods are fresh. Our prices are reasonable, Our delivery is qulck-knox X Smart. k
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Telephone D Geo. B. McKenney for fresh home rendered lard. 224 " 9th Ave. m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

A fresh lot of whole wheat flour and Rolstons' breakfast food just received-Knex & Smart. k
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Mrs. Sennett G.. Seabrooke and child are visiting relatives at Monti. cello.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Mrs. R. H. Stearns, we are pleased to state, has entirely recovered from her recent severe and lengthy illness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Mir. and Mrs. Carl Chambers have returned from a beneficial soj9urn at Hot Springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Mir. D. H. ruucan, of Kearney, is 1 visitor in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

We regret to note that Rev. J. $. Kornfeld is confined to his room with illness and hope to note his speedy recovery
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Mrs. Fannie King has returned from visit to Redfeld.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

MT. Frank Stewart has embarked in the farming business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

MT. and Mrs. I. F. koonce, of Wil- liston, Tenn. passed through this city today. They were en route to Wilmar, Ark., their future home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24
Everybody is talkin g HORN'S E E : o Have you tried it ]?

Messrs. B. F. Ingram and A. J. Clemmons, of Grady, are at the Tru- lock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Mir. Ed Atkinson, promising young business man Of Yorkton, is a business visitor in the city today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

MT. T. R. Pugh, a prominent mer- chant and cotton buyer of Portland. Ark. is among PiLe Bluffs business ' sitors today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Mr. Thomas Christopher. a well known railroad man, visited Pine Bluff Tuesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

N. I. Dawson left Tuesday fol Missouri, to purchase mules.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Mrs. McDaniels, of Cornerstone the guest of Mrs. J T. Bradford.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Try sack of "Oar Pride" flour and you will be pleased-Knox < Smart.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

4 deligh dance was eiven n the Bluff City club last night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Mr. ]. B. Bryson, of Rob Roy. is a business visitor iu the city today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24

Mrs. M I, Benton is visiting in Texas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24
CITY ITEMS.

MT, Harry Levine is visiting in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24
Ube De. .lp Graphic. MEYER soLasoN. City Editor.
WEATHER.

Fair tonight and Thursday. Cold CT Thursday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-24
WE NEED MORE SELLING SPACE

Now must be our clearing time with the short ~ 'e'S
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-20
Struck it Rich.

New Florence, Mo-, Sept. IL
Judge Henry Leavell, who left
this country in 1898 for the Klon-
dyke, returned this morning with
his pockets burning with gold.
Dorsey, his son, accompanied him
and struck it rich also. He, with
another gentleman from Peoria,
H., made a trip inland some 25O
miles, and struck a very rich claim
For his interest in this claim he
refused 5000 The Judge and
his son are interested in several
claims, any of which is worth as
much as the one above mentioned
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-20
WITH "
- OUT TAXATION"

1t is said that w. j. Bryan be-
lieves in the government owner
ship of railroads. Well, here are
some figures taken from appeal
to Reason" calculated to encourage
and confirm that belief:
In Australia on government t.
owned railroads, you can ride a
distance of 1000 miles for Sc. 30,
first-class, while workingmen can
ride miles for = cents, y miles
for cents, 30 miles for 10 cents,
and workingmen receive from %
to 80 per cent more wages for
eight hours of labor than they are
paid in this country for ten hours.
In Victoria, where these prices pre-
vail, the net income from the roads
is sufficient to pay all the federal
taxes, which is another convincing
proof of the possibility of govern
ment without taxation.
In Hungary, where the roads
are state owned, you can ride g
miles for l cent, and since the
roads were bought by the govern
ment the mems wages have dOub-
led.
Belgium tells the same Stoly-
fares and freight rates cut down
one half, and wages doubled. Yet
the road pays "A yearly revenue to
the government Of - ,OOO,O In
the United States, under private
ownership, It's the other way. We
have paid the railroads billions in
land and money, we are now pay
ing them millions yearly for carry
ing the mail, and yet freight and
passenger rates are so extortionate.
In Germany you can ride four
miles for cent on the government
owned lines; yet wages are over
l25 per cent higher than they were
when the corporations owned
them, and during the last ten years
the net profits have increased Al
per cent. Last year the roads
paid the German government net
profit of $24 100000.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-20
Premium List.
CLASS A-CEREALS.

l The largest and best display of
farm products grown by one person
on his farm or rented farm. First,
Cracker-Jack road wagon, $40, by
Ferris & Cauthorn; Second, SIS, cash,
by Mexico Savings Bank; Third, $40,
cash, by Mexico Savings Bank.
2 Best bushel of corn, any, kind in
ear, crop 1900. First, suit of clothes,
$50; second, pair of pants, 81 so; both
by S & N Phillip.
Best Bushel of white corn in ear,
crop 1900. First, cash 80; second,
cc1h 81; third, cash 50, by Mexico
Street Fair Association.
Best bushel of yellow corn in ear,
crop 1900. First, cash 80; second,
cash S4; third, cash $3.50, by the Mex
leo Street Fair Association.
Best bushel of corn, any kind, in
ear, crop 1900, grown in Audrain coun-
ty. First, cash Sl5; second, cash So;
third, cash SIS, by the Mexico Street
Fair Association.
All corn entered in above four con-
tests to boone the property of the
Mexico Street Fair Association and to
be sold by them to assist in defraying
expenses of the Street Fair.
Best IL stalks of corn grown in
Audrain county. Cash, So, by Lake
nan q Barnes. Note: Winning corn
to become the property of Lakenan &
Barnes.
Best II years of corn, any kind.
Merchandise, So, by Ricketts, Il En-
mons ID G Co.
Largest IL ears of corn, weight
to govern. Merchandise, 50, by Il +
Roden.
An onrn aptarad for ooptout II, Moo
and s becomes the property of the
Street Fair Association to be sold by
them to defray expenses of the Street
Fair.
0 Best peek of pop corn. Silver
butter dish, 60, by J Il Moore.
10 Best one-half bushel red oats.
Silk vest, s5, by Il N Phillip.
| IL Best one half bushel white oats.
Parlor lamp, $3.50, by j. +. Llewcllyn.
~ Best one-half bushel black oats.
Parlor lamp, $3.50, by + Llewellyn.
13 Best one-half bushel oats, any
kind grown in Audrain county. 100
ID. sack of Daisy -four, $3.50, by Pol
lock NJ & Il Co.
| IA Best peck timothy seed. Gar
den seeds, Il, by Hathaway & Keath.
| 15 Best peck red clover seed. Gar
den seeds, 81, by hathaway q Keath.
16 Best peck blue grass seed. Gar
den seeds, 81, by hathaway & Keath.
II Best peck German millet seed.
Garden seeds, al, by Hathaway &
Keath.
18 Best collection gardcn,grass and
field seeds. Cash, $3.50, by La Crosse
Lumber Co.
10 Fest display of COW peas and
bean seeds. Garden seeds, al, by
hathaway & Keath.
20 Best one-half bushel winter
wheat. 100 lb. sack Daisy -four, $3.50,
by Pollock M q Il Co.
21 est ~ stalks sugar cane. Mer-
chandise, 81, by the slack Flag.
22 Fest IL stalks broom corn. Mer-
chandise, 81 80, by Kent q Winter.
% est 10 sheaves cane for fodder
Fodder cutting box, s7.50, by Ferris
& Cauthorn.
"a est one-half bushel rye. Gen
uine French plate mirror, ~, by q h
Lupton Furniture Co.
CLASS B-fRUiTS.
20 Best plate Concord grapes. 81,
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-20
CLASS C-vECETABLES.

I'll Fest half bushcl early Ohio pota-
toes. First, cash 80; second, cash
$3.50, by the Mexico Street Fair Asso-
citation.
81 Pest one half bushcl Early Rose
potatoes. First, cash 60; second, cash
$3.50, by the Mexico Street iair Asso =
citation.
GS est one-half bushel furbanlS
potatoes. First, cash s5 second, cash
$3.50, by the Mexico Street Fair Asso-
citation.
90 Pest bushel of potatoes, any
variety, grown in Audrain county.
First, cash $40; second, cash s5, by
the Mexico Street Fair Association.
Note: All the potatoes shown in
the above four contests to become the
property of the Mexico Street Fair
Association and will be sold to assist
in defraying expenses of the Street
Fair.
20 Pest IL Irish potatoes grown on
one place, weight and smoothness to
govern. ! air of buckskin gloves,
ii 80, by Joe & Vic farth.
II Best peck of sweet potatoes, any
variety. Three colored shirts, 80, by
S & N ihillip.
~ Pest peck turnips. Merchandise,
81, by Kent & Winter.
73 Pest six head OF cabbage. Mer-
chandise, 81, by the lack Flag.
"A Largest pumpkin, weight to gov
ern. Pair spectacles, $40, by DR. w I
Conwell.
rs Three largest pumpkins, weight
to govern. so lbs. Sweet Clover Flour
95c, by Fred A Morris.
76 Three largest squashes, weight
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-20

The Perry Enterprise uses this
item: DR.. Marion Moore, of Mt.
Carmel, Mo, was here the first of
the week making arrangements to
locate here. He returned to Mt.
Carmel Tuesday, but will be back
in few days to locate permanent
ly. His family will reside at Lad
donia during the school term.
The doctor resided here at one
time, and his friends will welcome
him back.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-20
Incident of the Flood.

Galveston, Tex, Sept. 14.-I
begged, cajoled, and finally sue
ceeded in making my way thru the
line of soldiers with drawn swords,
who guard the wharf at Texas
City, and sailed across the bay on
a little boat, which is making ir-
regular trips, to meet the relief
trains from Houston.
The stars shone like a benedic-
tion, but along the line of the
shore there arose great, leaping
column of blood-red flame.
what a terrible fre!" | said
"Some of the large buildings must
be burning"
a man who was passing the deck
behind my chair heard me. He
stopped, put his hand on the bull
wark and turned down and looked
into my face. His face was like
that of a dead man, but he laugh
ed.
"Buildingsl" he said. "Don't
you know what is burning over
there! 1t is my wife and children.
Such little children! Why, the
tallest was not as high as this
he laid his hand on the bulwark-
"and the little one was just learn
ing to talk. She called my name
the other day. x X * Now they are
burning over there-they and the
mother who bore them. X =
"She was such a little, tender,
delicate thing-always so easily
frightened. Now she's out there
all.alone with the two babies, and
they're burning them"
The man laughed again, and be-
gan again to walk up and down
the deck.
"That's right, miss" said the
Marshal of the State of Texas,
taking off his broad hat. "That's
right. We've had TO do it. We've
burned over 1000 people today,
and tomorrow we shall burn as
many more. Yesterday we stopped
burying the bodies at sea. We
had to give the men on the barges
whisky to give them courage to do
their work. They carried out hun
dreds of the dead at one time
men and women, negroes and white
people-all piled up as high as the
barge could stand it. The men
did not go out far enough to sea,
and the bodies have begun drifting
back again"
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-20
Lost in the Flood.

Mrs. M. b. Schaeble, of this
city, was last week notified that
her brother, with his wife and son,
perished in the Galveston food. A
daughter, Mrs. a. o. Walker, also
in that city, escaped. The latter
writes a letter to her mother here
of the sad destruction. She adds
eff God spares us and | can rake
up enough we will leave our once
happy home and make it some
where else"
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-20
Mexican Veterans Meet.

Moberly, Mo-, Sept. 13.-The
twenty-second annual reunion of
the Mexican Veteran Association
convened here today at . p., m.
The officers present are: Colonel
Thomas p. Hoy, Sedalia, presi-
dent; w. r. Samuel, Huntsville,
and w. Boone Major, Miami, vice.
presidents, and Joseph Martin, of
Marshall, secretary. There are
just fifty of the old heroes present.
Tonight they were treated by
our people to an elegant banquet
and a musical and literary enter
tainment. They will be in session
tomorrow, at which time officers
for the ensuing year will be elect
ed and the place of next meeting
selected.
The Ninth Missouri Malta
Colonel Guitar commanding, is
also holding its annual reunion
today. Fifty members are pres
ent.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-20
Our School Facilities.

Item from the Vandalia Mail
and Express: Mrs. Kennen and
daughters, Misses Alberta and
Nina, left yesterday for Mexico to
make their home. They very much
regret to leave Farber, but go to
Mexico in order to take advantage
of the school facilities there.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-09-20

Prof. Frederic Starr, of the de-
partment of anthropology i'll the
University of Chicago, believes
that the American people are be-
coming Indians, reverting to the
aboriginal type. Physical and
climatic conditions of the continent
will make us Indians, just as it
did the earliest inhabitants of
America.