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James Van Dyke Moore.

James Van Dyke Moore. aged ninety-two
years, died Wednesday in Wilmington, Del.
He was leading peach grower OF the Del
aware peninsula in his active days He
served two terms in the legislature and
several terms in the levy court. He leaves
four children
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A Dose rrom the Wrong Bottle.

sTRoUDSBURG, Pa, Jan. 4-Dr. Frank
Beers, of Bushkill, had a narrow escape
from death by strychnine accidentally ad-
ministered by his wife for a dose of ipe-
cac and calomel She went TO the laboratory
and prepared in mistake a good-sized dose
OF strychnine. Antidotes saved his life.
The evening times., 1900-01-04
WALTHAM WATCHES.

1t is not jewels that make a
frst-class watch: 1T rs bYuzlzS.
1t is mechanical skill and
precision first, and the jewels
and other materials after, that
have made Waltham Watches
the most accurate time-keepers
in the world.
For sale BY all retail jeauelsrs.
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Cant. j. VI. Baker.

Capt J. NJ Baker died in New Orleans
yesterday. aged sixty three. He was na-
tive OF Pensacola, but went 70 New Or
leans when d boy. He served in the Con-
fererate army during the civil war, and
was afterward a lieutenant in the navy,
being engaged in the battles Of New Or
leans and Mobile Bay. He was subse-
queutly commander of one Of the Mo gan
line steamers running to Havana He was
appointed United States inspector of hulls
by President Cleveland. which Office H
held up to the time of his death.
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Blankets and Comforts.

1914 White Blankets, neatly bound,
assorted colored borders. Worth duC
9Sc Clearance Sale Price. go. III
Extra large Comforts-covered with
good grade satteen, tbickly and evenly
padded-well stitched, $3.50 81 nm
value. Clearance Sale Price - .VV
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standard of health for the city would be

improved.
Another source of many complaints is
the dropping of dirt from carts and wagons
loaded with excavations. While some OF
the contractors exercise cOmmendable care
IN keeping the streets over which their
hauling is done clean, there are many 9TH
eTs who seem to forget the requirements
of the police regulations and neglect to
make even an attempt to keep the streets
clean.
Many persons in sweeping off their
front walks and sidewalks persist in
sweeping the dirt into the middle of the
street, and if they would only learn 10
sweep it just over the edge of the curb the
streets would present a much neater ap-
pearance and fewer complaints would be
made of dirty streets
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So TO $40 Wraps, S4.9S.

Jackets OF the finest grades OF ker-
eey. lined with Skinner satin ana
handsome tafgeta silks; in black, blue
and colors; finished with fancy tai
lored stitching if you wish them a
variety Of styles; also fashionable plain
and fur-trimmed Cloth and fiGsh.
Worth $6 to $40.
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STREET. CLEANING PLANS
Renewed Efforts 10 Have the Work
Done by the District.

Stutler Preparing
Data for the Information of Con-
gress-A Strong Argument in Fa-
vOr of AbOIishing the Contract Sys-
tem-The Result of Experiments.
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PITTSBURG. Pa. Jan. 4.-IrOn pudd!ers
in the union mills Of the country expect
an unusually heavy advance in wages at
the next bi-mOnthly adjustment. about
January 10. Wages of the puddlers and
Gnishers are based on the selling price OF
bar iron. PuddIers are likely to receive
an advance of 80 cents ton or more over
the present rate. while the fnishers will
get a larger increase. An advance viii af-
feet 40, 200 men
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Skirts Less Than ].

Ladies' Figured Brilliantine Skirts,
worth up 10 So; are often sold even as
Tow as 95c. but you have seen what thsy
offered you, and because you have you
will appreciate these all the better.
Actual So Black Brilliantine Skirts
full in width and fashionable in QSC
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I5c Dress Goods. SIC.

Lot double fold Worsted Dress Goods,
in plaids and novelty effects and
checks. Worth - 1-2c and l5c. Clear
ance Sale Price, S1sc.
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Robert III. Brigham.

Robert B. Brigham a wealthy real es-
tate man of Boston, and founder Of Brig
hams Hotel. died in that city Tuesday
night aged eighty-four. He was born in
RakersfieId VI
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Lot Of ladies' cheviot serge and Gre
pon skirts. with either the pleltei or
the habit backs, and full width and
thoroughly made, which sold for s. not
more than two weeks ago-will 81 Q8
be sold at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s'oo
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I9c Hose. DC.

Lot of Children's Fast Black Hose,
spliced heels and toes, double knee;
sold at 19c. Clearing Price, 6 1-2c.
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Soc Sateen Skirts. 35C.

One lot of Fast Black Sateen Skirts,
width-sold at 59c. Clearing Price, Csc.
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DonesticS.

Outing Cloth. in light and dark
grounds. in pretty stripe and check
effects. Were Sc and 10c. Clear iLC
ance Sale Price. e.................. 10
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Towels.

We have made one table of odd lots
of Turkish, Huck. and Damask
Towels. that sold for Il l-2c, 15c, &C
and lee. Clearance Sale Price. .....o
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Ribbons, SC.

All-silk Taffeta and Satin and Gros
Grain Ribbon, in all cOlors-up to 2
inches wide-wbich sold up to 15c a
yard-to go for &c yard.
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THE LIFE OF EILIPINOS
Observations Made by a Woman in
the Archipelago.

The Cond lions Prevailing. a. Wit
messed by Mrs. Schw ichteRbers.
Demands 10y the Priests ENtOr-
tionatc-The American soldiers
Brave. and Not Guilty of LootinG.
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COrSetS.

Heavily strapped Grey and White
Jean Corsets-full boned-double stay
all siZes-sold at soc. Clearing 1SC
Price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. kO
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Fur Neck ScarfS, SI.9S.

Siberian Bear Fur Neck Scarfs. long,
handsome fur, which 1 few weeks ago
YOU could not bay for less Than Sat
81 qS
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Felt Hats. 8C.

A large lot OF ladies' stylish un-
trimmed French felt hats, which first
Of the season sold for 81 TO sl.5O, will
be offered at the very low price, to
make quick clearance, Of 39e.
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Trimmed Hats, SI.50.

Those very stylish creations in ladies
trimmed felt hats, Of which We sold
thousands at 50 each, viii be sacrificed
al Sl.50.
The evening times., 1900-01-04

Misses and ChTdren's Refer Jack
cts. in sizes to fit girls from &c II
yearc. of plain and fancy rough cIoth'
with notch and sailor collars. either
plain or combination colors, 81 k1
which sold at So to 81. for. ~
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25 Ladies' Stylish Plush Capes. in
different lengths and trimmed Nth
handsome fur. which sold for S5-SS up
until now. will be closed out at 81 50
the very low price Of..........
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el1nEE
S1.S55

Lot Of Ladies' Newmarket Coats Of
elegant quality tan and brown kersey
cloth. which sold for as high as "a 9k
sos. will be sacrificed at........ Wv
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Best grade FIannelette, in elegant
Wrapper and House Gown patterns l0c
is the usual price everywhere. AT
Clearance Price. e-.........--......' VT
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500 Ladies Waists, SOC.

Ladies' Plaid Waists-combinatio
of blue. green, garnet, navy, and brown
stock collars-French backs-sold
regularly at 9Sc. Clearing Price, 59c.
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Ready-made Sheets.

S1x90 ready made Unbleached Sheets,
or................ -
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HandkerChiefs.

1Oc Ladies' Plain and Fancy DC
Bordered Handkerchiefs. ........EZ
l5c Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs,
lace and embroidered edges, wide &C
and narrow hem.
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25C Side Combs, l0C.
l0C LaCes, 45c.

25c Side Combs. Black Amber snC
Shell, Zoe pair.
The evening times., 1900-01-04

Machine made Torchon Laces, iZC
instead of 10c a yard to go for, fS
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-17
STATE DOCTORS.
Holding an Interesting Meet
ing in This City.

The 43d annual meeting Of the
Medical Association of Missouri
convened Mt the Opera House in
this city mt $40 O'Clock Tuesday
morning to, q three days meeting,
Dir. j. Il. Fritts, of McNico. called
the meeting to order and Rev. w.
A. Hanna delivered the invocation.
}. V. Williams, City Clerk, in Il
happy speech welcomed the doctors
to Mexico. DR.. s. w. McAlester,
of Columbia, responded.
More than IA hundred doctors are
present and they seem to be enjoy
ing themselves. \ number of pa
pers covering different fields of
medicine and surgery have been
read and discussed.
Last night the doctors were en-
tertained at Hardin College. Hope
all, when they depart, will 60 with
good impressions of our little city
The following are among the
doctors in attendance from Aud
rain: Mexico w. r., l.. O. and
n. Il. Rodes, c. A. Rothwell, Il.
s. Cave, 7 J Basket, c. Il. Hal
ley, {. W. Reagan, {. V. Namon,
M. +. Crawford, j Y. Ilickcrson,
+. McD. Bridgford, j. Il. Hutton,
q, +. Toalson, j Il. Fritts. Lad
donia-E. ID. Nandeventer, John
K. Crawford, +. a. Lotion, s..
Wclch; Thompson-O. b. Mayes;
Benton City,. +. Harrison;
Mmtinsburg-G, NJ. Bumgarncr;
Worcester-W. +. Cornett, W, X.
Mccall.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-17

tai principles of Republican gov
eminent. 1t added a vast domain
to the Union, which has been
transformed by the genius of free
institutions into great States and
Territories. jefferson $ expansion
did not burden labor with taxation
to maintain large standing armies.
1t never neccssltatcd the repndia-
ton of the cardinal tructs of the
Declaration Of Independence
Thomas jefferson. suidcN-Gov-
crmor Stone in one Of his speeches,
never helped the United states 10
acquire sovereignty. over territory
that was not TT for Statehood or
over people whom they did not in
tend to admit to the full right of
American citizenship
Here is expansion with II distinc-
ton. DePew's expansion and Me
kinley's expansion is the kind
that fits an empire.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-17
Proper Expansion.

CHAUNCY NJ. DEPEw made a
great speech some time since in ia
vor of swallowing the Philippines
and everything else we can get,
His argument was especially severe
against the Constitution not fol-
lowing the flag He and the other
imperalists make much ado con
corning letfersou's purchase of the
Louisiana Territory But what
about the Constitution following
the flag in that instance! DcPew
jumps that point in this case en-
tircly.
jefferson scXpansion was proper,
Congressman Dockery said on this
point recently: "Jefferson's policy
was in harmony with the Monroe
Doctrine and the great fundamen-
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-17
Teddy, The Whole Thing.

TIE following bit of gossip
comes from Washington City:
Gov. Teddy Roosetclt is-in his
own estimation-thc biggest thing
in Washington and the most SNOWY
flower in the Republican boquet
He has been strutting around the
Capitol aud the White House as
tho he owned the whole shooting
match, and patrouizingly giving
advice to Mr., Mckinley, Boss, Han
ma and others who thought they
knew II little something about the
party machine. For some reason
the Republican leaders are all add
ing to the size of Gov. Teddy :
head by the dcfcrcutial manner in
which they are treating him. Mr.
Mckinley gave Il dinner in his hon
or, and he was invited to Il dinner
given To the Republican leaders III
Congress by Boss Hanna, at which
the platform to be adopted by the
Philadelphia convention was read
by Hanna and hoosevelt's advice
asked as to its planks.
If You ask what all this means,
You ask the question which was
asked thousands of times in Wash
ington, last week, and not yet sat
isfactorily answered. One very
reasonable answer is that the Re
publican managers have become
alarmed about New York, and are
seeking to add to the prestige of
Gov. Teddy in order to help him
towards reelection, which they re-
gard as helping Mckinley in the
State. Whatever their object, they
are making Gov. Teddy believe
that he is the whole thing, which
by the way, is not difficult to do.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-17
Receipts and Expenditures...ConclC

Ben Franklin, moving safe
for County Treasurer 90
II p Middleton, Constable,
maintain quarantine
smallpox cases 81 80
= II Cullen, assisting Pros
ecuting Attorney % 90
Clara ID Snidow, Office
SUPPLIES Ii 81
$ G Hill County Board of
Equalization 3 90
w X Potts, County Board
Equalization 3 90
Fet 4 Tanant, supplies
for County Clerk II 90
j G Buckner, supplies
Circuit Clerk - 0G
Coroner's fees paid lJ4 40
Stenographer's fees paid 27O 90
Jury script paid 3,551 10
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-17
MIDDLE-ROADERS.
The Platform Adopted by
Them at Cincinnati.

First-Wc demand the initiative
and referendum and the imperative
mandate for such changes of exist
ing fundamental and statute law
as will enable the people in their
sovereign capacity to propose and
compel the enactment Of laws as
they desire; to reject such as they
deem injurious to their interests
and to recall unfaithful public
servants.
Srcomd-Wo demand the public
ownership and operation Of those
means of communication. trans
portation and production which the
people may elect, such as railroads,
telcgraphS and telephone lines,
coal mines, etc.
Third-The land, including all
natural sources of wealth, is her.
itage of the people and should not
he nononol;2cl for. .uoculotivo mr..
uosns and allan ownership Of land
.hould ha urnLihit,l All land
now held by railroads and other
.o,.nor,+inus IN ,vcn.s If th,i,. ,c.
final moods and oll land now owucd
NV aliens sbonld ba reclaimed hv
tbn povn,umnnt and hold fn,. a.tu,l
settlers only
Fourth-A .ciautif;. and ohsn-
lute uonnr money hoscd nnou fine
entire wealth and populotion
Of fine uot;nu NOT rod,amo)la in
amy snorif;. .om,noditv Lnt mazda
fun I,y,I tarder f,, all d.hts and
receivable for oll toxas and nuhIio
dino. and ;ssued nv th. goverr.
,o,t ouI, without tho ;ntor,,or
t;o, of HANKS aud IN suf;.;ort
r,,nt;tv to meet fine demands Of
oouroroo :, th.bo,t ourrenor tbot
.ou ba dov;.od. lint nnt;I snch -
financial system is socured which
wo shall nress for odontion wo fo
N"t we '.'' an" ,'"''i','''" ''','"Se
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-17
Valuable Gseso

According to George F. Smithers,
the United States consul at Chung
King, China, In the department called
Yungpet, Chih-li Ting, gold 10 found
in abundance by washing In the val.
ley near the city. The Inhabitants u
the neighborhood keep large hocks Of
geese to work in the gold fields for
them. When the geese are found TO
be very heavy they are killed and their
maws smptied of the gold contained
therein, A flock Of geese is sometimes
worth good deal of money; but
geese dressed for eating are very
cheap, indeed-from Is to 20 cents
each.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-17

New ZEALAND owns its railroads,
telcgraphS, telephones, and has
postal savings banks. Railroad
men there work eight hours II day
and receive u third more than those
similarly employed in the United
States. Railroad fare is one third
of Il cent Il mile. Both the public
and employees are benefited by
public ownership. a man who
opposes public ownership certainly
has something wrong with his gray
matter or else some railroad mag
nate has ii string tied to the fly
wheel of his mental machinery.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-17
THE HIGH COURT OF FRANCE
Comic Scenes During Recent Trial Be-
fore the Senate.

Comic Scenes During a Recent Trial Be-
fore the Senate.
One Of the most amusing books in
the French language is volume
called lies Tribunaux Comiques."
1t consists of a series OF sketches Of
the humor of the French law courts.
Were its author, Jules Moineau, alive.
he would find ample and unsurpassa-
Bile material on which to exercise his
vcrye in the proceedings of the high
court. The trial ofthe desperate con
spirators unmasked by the belateG
vigilance of The republican authori-
ties offers day by day an abundan:
crop of comic interludcs.
The prisoners are lamentably want
ing in respect for the august tribunal
that is to decide their fate, and, in
spite Of the municipal guard that
flank them on each side, it is impossi-
bic for President Falliercs to awe
them into anything resembling be.
coming behavior. Their language
they are always talking, gesticulating
and bounding to their fcet--is most
distressing. Never before have the
grave precincts of the senate reechocd
the vulgar or trivial slang expressions
constantly resortcd to by the accused
and the witnesses. One moment the
senators hear themselves contemptu-
ously referred to as PORES, dispar-
aging appellation that may be made
Quatcly translated as 'fatheads;" tn"
next the solemnity Of the court is dis
turbed by loud cries of "Bouchon"
which is a facetious mode, in honor
among the haser sort, Of demanding
silence. Some of the witnesses, at Il
loss for words, resort to dumb show
exhibitions, which, though inelegant,
are considered in popular circles to be
expressive. Thus, one Bother, 4
butcher, confronted with another wit
ness Of opinion contrary to his own.
after giving his adversary meaning
glance. ostentatiously drew out his
handkerchief and held his nose. He
has since been interviewed, and con-
fesscd with Legitimate pride that NJ.
Dcrouledc has sent him his photo
graph and autograph in commcmora-
ton Of his heroic attitude. The sem
ators have also been treated to the
gesture familiar to the vulgar boy of
the "Ingoldsby Legends
These side incidents enlivcn n trial
that otherwise excite, no interest,
The very judges have difficulty in
concealing their boredom. 1t was
found, after suspension of the sit
ting, that over q score Of them had
played truant. The prisoners counsel
naturally entered protest, on the
ground that 1t Is incumbent on
Judge to hear the evidence. The pro-
test has been disallowed in delight
fully worded ruling, which sets forth
that the senators who answer to their
names at the roll call with which the
proceedings begin every day shall be
considered to have been present
throughout, even though they have
been absent during the delibera-
tions.'-Pall Mall Gazette.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-17

THE Senate tells the armor plate
trust that it must furnish the gov
eminent plate at 1925 ton on the
government will erect factory
and manufacture its own plate.
That would end the trust mighty
uuick"
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-17

MISSOURI University is rapidly
coming to the front as the fore
most educational institution of the
West. President Jesse is the right
man in the right place.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-17

Look in upon the State Medical
Association gathering. AS fine
appearing company of men as you
ever saw together. This city feels
honored by their presence with us.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-17

The contract for the new build
ings was let this week to Henry
Meyer of Mexico, for So, Gj7. The
tin work, plumbing and heating
come under another contract. The
work on the academy buildings will
begin at once.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-17
To Isolate Consumptives.

The attempt to ostracise and islo-
late the consumptivo has extended to
school teachers. A movement has
been made further to exclude all in
fictitious children.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-17
Can Protect Public Health.

In vaccination case the supreme
court of Indiana has decided that the
rottcr of the protection of the public
health comes within the police power
II the state
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-17
$42,3O4 81
STATE OF MISSOURI, !

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF AUDRAIN.
l, Clara d. Snidow, County
Clerk of said county. hereby GER
tify the foregoing to be a true
statement of the receipts and ex-
penditures for said county for the
year ending Dec. 81, 1899.
In testimony whereof | have
hereunto set my hand and affix the
seal of said court. Done at Office
in Mexico, Mo-, this May l, 1900.
[sEAL.] CLARA ID. SNIDOw,
Clerk.
Per =. E. LOCKE,
Deputy.
Approved in open court May 10,
1900, and ordered of record and
published in the Mexico Weekly
Ledger, Mexico Weekly Intelli-
gencer, Vandalia Leader, Vandalia
Mail and Express, Farber Forum,
LaddOnia Herald and Mexico Mes
sage. j. Il. SIMS,
Presiding Justice, County Court.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-17

POOR FUND ACCOUNT.
b B Tureman, for Mrs.
Minor, INDECENT = 40 90
Amanda wager, blind son,
INDECENT 40 90
Louisa Campbell, for son,
INDECENT 40 90
p w Harding for Grafton
family, INDECENT GO 90
James Quinlan, for VIM
Ellington, INDECENT 20 90
Mary Lyons, for daughter,
INDECENT y 90
$ G Hill for self and wife,
INDECENT 10 90
} II Williams, for Emily
Dill, INDECENT 10 90
Harry Richardson, color
ed, for colored orphan
boy, INDECENT 40 90
X G Carter, for GOwan
family, INDECENT 10 90
j p Harper, for Lydia
Wagy, INDECENT 20 90
l. Botkin, for Mrs. Drown
and children, INDECENT 10 90
Ellen Dwaney, for Thos.
Quinn, INDECENT 81 90
Mrs. j o Dow, for } w
Johnson, INDECENT 10 90
d d Gray, for Emily
Bane, colored, INDECENT 6 90
ID q Barrack, for Thos.
Quinn, INDECENT 3 90
c f Clark, for Susan
Martin, INDECENT II 30
a + Stewart, for Letitia
Matthews, INDECENT 10 90
Lucy j Hendrix, for l. Nj
Hendrix, INDECENT Is 90
Lucy j Hendrix, for color
ed girl, INDECENT II 90
VIM Jenkins, for Roy
Grow, INDECENT II 90
} j Steele, for Silas Will
son, INDECENT Is 90
j w Freeman, two pauper
collins 10 90
G r Lupton Furniture Co.,
+ paupcr collins 20 %
Wade Cauthorn Furniture
Co., 3 pauper collins IL 90
j a Gililland, one pauper
coffin ) 90
w 5 Waters, two pauper
collins 10 90
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-17
i 4,S10 o.

PAID ON ACCOUNT OF JAIL.
DR. Il Med Bridgford,
medical attention pris-
oners - 60
DR. n X Rodes, medical at
tention prisoners 81 30
Guthrie & Son, coal 81 81
Water Works, water Is 90
Electric Light Co., light 30 90
j NJ johnson, trimming
trees 90
w & Burks, repairs %
s w Sanford, carpenter
ing 4 80
Worrell Manufacturing
Co. insect eXterminatOr %
Freeman & Keath plumb
ing l3 70
r E French, papering 5 %
} w Squires, plastering 4 %
Henry Brauer, brick work II IS
j p Sanford, carpentering = ID
w J McLoney, supplies 2345
Kent & Son, supplies 80
Morris & Abbay, supplies 10 90
Shireman Clothing Co.,
supplies 90
Hord & King, supplies sos
V o p King, supplies 20
Lacrosse Lumber Co.,
supplies 30 -
Kemp & Pearson, supplies 6 -
Houston, Crow & Co.,
supplies 10 A
wilkins Bros, supplies 4 90
VIM DIESEL, supplies II 80
F A Morris, supplies go
French & Garrett, supplies = %
Wade Cauthorn Furniture
Company, supplies > 10
Ricketts, q Emmons Dry
Goods Co., supplies | 10
c r Lupton Furniture
Co., supplies s -
Ferris & Cauthorn, sup
plies 90
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-17
DIR. A. c. WHITE,
Expert 0ptician

DIR, WHITE Is a graduate of the
hest Optical College in the world
ana has had great deal of expert
euce in hospital work. He uses
Finest Instruments and Opthalmic
Apparatus, such as is used by the
leading opticians of New York, st.
Louis and Chicago, Eyes exam
inpd FREE,
Office over Morris & Abbay's Store,
East Side Square.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-17

EVERYBODY is losing sight of
Kentucky of late.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-05-17
To Abate Smoke Nuisance.

In the course of recent suits over
he smoke problem in London, the
presiding magistrate remarked that
black smoke was caused in nine cases
out of ten by the negligence of the
fireman. lie once knew an employer
Sho, on being fined for this black
smoke oiTcnsc, went back to his boiler
Dom and told his fireman he would
:aise his wages one or two shillings
, week, but in the future he Ghe fire.
nan) would have to pay any fines
which might be imposed on the firm.
From that day to this there has not
been a single complaint respecting
'moke from the firms premises -
Railway and Engineering Rcvicv