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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-06
BIG YACHTS MEET TO-DAY
EDENTED INTEREST IS
 TAKEN IN THE CONTEST.

The Independence Put Down ns m Ab-
 soIutely Unknown Quality-The Tre-
 mendous overhans of inc Boat
 Measurements of the Yachts-Consti-
 tuition VIII Have to Allow Independ-
 enco Time and Columbia WiH Get
 Time from Both.
 Newport, R. l., July 5-Preparations are complete tonight for the great race tomorrow between the Constitution, Independence and Columbia. All three boats are fit, and their managers, cap talns and crews are anxious for the fray. There is more interest in this race than in any yacht racing contest that has ever before taken place be- tween American boats. The Independ- ence is an absolutely unknown quan- tity. She Is regarded by many we'll known and experienced yachtsmen as an experiment. And should she win over the two Herreshoff boats many experts go so far as to say that this would put an end to the big single stickers as cup challengers and defend- CTS, so wide is her departure from the original yachting idea. However, it would be a triumph for her young de- signer MT. Crowninshield whose sole idea In producing the Independence was to bring out the fastest racing craft possible-that and nothing else.
 And then, too the interest in to-mor- rows race is widespread and intense because, should 1t proceed from start to finish without accident, it will be the first real test of the new Herreshot creation, Constitution In her first race she suffered a slight mishap herself which, many say, was enough to lose her the race. In the second the race was declared off on account of an accl- dent to her rival, the Columbia.
 The only known quantity is the Co., lumbia. Some say that in her the limit of speed has been reached; certainly she is fast and certainly she is we'll handled. A famous New York Yacht club man said to-day that her captain, Charlie Barr, is the best racing skipper in the world, and, furthermore, that he is now etting more speed out of the Columbia than ever before in her bis tory In all events, she is most ad-
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-06
White Waists, 08c.
The Silk Sale.

We have sold lot of silks this week, and tomorrow will no doubt be very busy day in the silk store. Sheer, cool Habuta silks-just the silks you want-and at large saving.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-06
DEFEAT OF QUAKER CREW
LE4NDER WINS GREATEST CONTEST
 EYER RoWED ATHENLEY
Made Splendid Struggle but Were Beaten by n Length by the Slow Sweeping Stroke of the English men-The Result Taken as Proof That English Training and Stroke Are Superior--DetatIs and Opinions of the Contest.

Henley, England, July 5-The Lean der Rowing club to-day defeated the crack University of Pennsylvania crew in the great event of the annual regat- ta. Interest in the contest was at high pitch, and the result was great disappointment to the Americans inc Leanders won by length in 7o4 4-5, and the contest was the greatest ana most exciting ever seen at Henley.
 There was bright sunshine, while puffy cross winds blew from the Bucks shore, slightly favoring the Leanders' station. The followers of the British crew evinced the greatest confidence, and Leander money was everywhere available; but this confidence never ex- ceeded anything beyond even money. The Pennsylvanians' friends picked up several hundred pounds, and Phila- delphia occupant of a house-boat is said to have invested e500 in favor Of his crew.
 The Pennsylvanians reached thelr boat house at il o'clock apparently as fit as possible, while many followers or the red and blue showed marks of the intense strain of the final minutes. The crew stripped, chatted and laughed as coolly as though going out for prac- tice.
 Ellis Ward. the American coach, plac-
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-06
Hosiery and Underwear,
For Women and Children.

For Women and Children.
 the space here for hosiery selling We've moved the underwear around in the aisle The crowds who al ways Saturday will find the service much improved Here exceptional values.
 Children hose 1xl Womens black ribbed b double fine quality hose double high spiced heel Worth lSc. For I2 ac land toe 25c quality For l9c pr 2x1 rb black cotton hose ome,,. b.,ed hed cotton heaVy "eght "ofn lo Vneck, short sleeve trimmed
 ro' '@72o with cocheted edge and silk Women cotton hose splendid tape. Worth 25c, For l2 Hc assortment; black with fancy top,
 white stipe red Womens white sle vest low figures and ether nec short sleeve Worth 25c styles, Worth 18c For l2 2Hc For l9, for 5Oc
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-06
Hot weather needs i White Organdie and Lawn Dresses.

WHIre Ufgand1e ana LaWH DresSts: A manufacturers sample line Very dainty, charm ing dresses stylishly made and trimmed with laces and embroideries. Regularly sl0.oo to $50 OO.
 Our prices $7. 50. 5000. $l2,50
 SI5OO, $I6.5 and SIS. 50
 White Waists, o8c.
 Dainty, cool, white lawn waists. with tucks and insertions. and Val lace trimmings. Value SIPS and $l5O For 98 cents
 White Waists, $1.48.
 White lawn waists. in great variety of styles, with fine clusters of tucks, dainty insertions and openwork effects. Extraordinary value at 5 AS
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-06
The Howe X StetSOn Stores
 bng
The Garment Room

wear garments.
 White Pique Skirts, oSc. Another Hot here for to-day's selling. Heavy, welt, well made gored skirt. Made especially for>us Worth $1,50, For 9So For S1.0S-Beter quality wide welt piQue, hss graduated circular hounce
 Pique Skirts
 Black and Navy. Gored skirts with graduated circular Aounce: thoroughly well made positively fast black S298 Special values in crash. linen and duck skirts; eplendid assortment andwonderfully little prices.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-06

Ice Cream Soda, all flavors, 5c
 Try the College Ice, 1Oc
 We deliver Ice Cream on Sun day. Leave order with Cashier in the "Green Room.'
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-06

High-grade manicuriug. 25c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-06

Children's black cotton hose. lxl rib, double knee. extra fine quality. Worth lSc. For r2 Ac
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-21


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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-21
An Artiehoks Rrnsrimsn,

= AAEAl word
1 went a little farther than did Mr.
Hamilton, Of Sullivan county. Isen,
70 the Plant Seed %. and got two
bushels Of artlcbokes and planted
them. The dry weather threatened h
ruin them, but the rains came in time
ana l had a fine crop. pulled some
o. them up and threw over the fence
70 the cows They would not eat
them 50 l turned them into the patch
pulling some up, thinking they would
learn TO eat them. The hogs were in
the patch about six weeks and sin
Old not learn to eat the arti.
ehokes was feeding them corn an
the time, 50 l decided to stop feeding
con and see IL the hogs would mo-, eaf
the artichoke. 1t was only afew davs
until they we're going for those arfi-
chokeS. / never had hogs TO do bet-
Ter Mine are Of the white variety 7
heard that hogs will not eat the
req ones. don't know IL such Is tbs
case, as | have never raised red 80
W noro
Audrain County.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-21


Hs1ozos sss AEz11tnx ctzss
10 ths pr q tie STATE are Ho.s.
AaE VIZ Mr. Eat5E la ~ been
p11iNlgd aa1 her smashing career
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arrested a. Dzse sD6 the s1zaef. Z
Norh ts mQaey, egln Il al prJm-
5lifT b made 30 psT the damages
caused W sch pr1osstng u TIE
STATE senate - Topeka ths maer Gar
TIE fayO2s snazshsr uzzde rnis r.
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zz01g Der z0sls1os being the Liezt
GoTerDI q tie STATE state senzazB
and CHER STATE oGscfzLE
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-21
Blaring Cans. Ar.1aneha

EAooNAS WASH, Feb. Twelve
miners we're buried Feb. 6 b. an ava
iaDcbe q Munro mountain IN the
Attn district It is believed al Of
them we're rescued, but this is not
Certain according 70 adyic@ received
atSk2gway Saturday.
Aunr0e mountain is the soene d
qnzrtz1mining operations. At the
time Of the slide a dozen men we're On
The SIDE Of the slope, and nearly all Of
them Were caught Ia the swiftly NOV
ing mas q snow and ice. Imperial
nine, where the men were employed.
had been ding some heavy blasting.
ana the successive shDcks IOossned the
snow above.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-21
TIN WARS AGO THIS WEEK.
Sam Duncan moved IN minto,

TIN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
sam Duncan moved to Clinton.
Walter C. Day died at Thompson.
Commodore VIM split loo rails in
a week.
Mrs S. N. Gilbert visited in Green.
vile, Tex.
Born, to Mr.. and Mr. J. NJ. Barker.
a daughter.
II. nandrum and Miss Annie As
bury were wed.
Liberty Church was being built
near Fish Branch.
Admiral David d. Porter died in
Washington City.
The four-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Ms Seyins died.
A s3a,o0o addition was to be built
to the Military Academy.
Misses Ida Rosamond and saUje
Price visited in South Carolina
Sixty Fleet cadets attended the
funeral Of General Sherman in ST.
Louis.
John T. Crews sold his farm Of 34z
acres farm, five miles east Of Contra
LA, toJohn B. Woolery for s,s72o.
Burglars broke into the Benton
City post Office and stole 800 In cash.
aD instamps and eighteen checks.
City Central Committee was CON-
posed as follows.
First Ward, Geo Robertson and ].
G. Trimble.
Second Ward, W. W. Settle and r
Z. Patterson
Third Ward, J. J. Steel and S. NJ.
Gilbert.
Fourth Ward, C. C Davis and Gen
Laforce.
Fifth Ward, Tony Buckner and
Gene Tomlinson.
Sixth Ward, Jas Fields and Prank
Coatsworth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-21

GtE q Ysndalia IS ]. 5 Atkins
Case continued.
Lula Never v. City q Laddouia
Plaintiffs motion for new trial over
ruled.
State Of No vs.. vincil Fox. sui,
dismissed.
state Of No. vs.. Ed Riley. Informa.
ton hled charging burglary ant
larceny.
j. +. johnson vs. estate Of L. Fegar
Motion for new trial.
Lula McYey vs. City Of Laddonia
Motion fOr new trial Overruled.
State Of Missouri Respondent "a
Manning Appellant; mandate Of ST
Louis Court Of Appeals fled. Jude.
ment q lower court reversed and
cause remanded.
l. 7. Clements vs.. City Of Mexico.
verdict for defendant
Mary Wilson vs.. City Of Mexicoscase
dismissed.
Niannah Wright IS ". H. Wright:
plaintiff dismisses her action.
W H. Woolwine Us. G. r. Doeblip:
dismissed.
N. Duggan yS Jas. Finn: dismissed
Gases Of state vs.. Fl. c. McFan and
Roberts / and 2: continued.
Louie B. McCOrd vs.. r. A. McCord;
divorce granted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-21
Iand SsIH

D. " Woodz 10 John P. Burkey
bf ~ sDd = IF sx sl-SslI.
$500
HeElA Salils L and Jno. K
NOubeuff, 70 L 4 NgEtbcuft, L b
&c n 1s-5l-lG $50.
R-oeez s3-1eksr. 20 Henry "
~sus1sksr. = ii aw Sc and sw &c an
~ ne Z-5i-7. 800
Hsr3ia College 70 Robt. Grange.
: hf ne l4-5l-- also.
Jahn Sulivsn- 70 John z. XII
gore ~ nw l1-sl-10 les / 3 Euc
es strip ts2E
John 7. Crews and wife. b John
". CoHsl II - is-s0-I0. f20Og.
L, s an. Pzililp. 70 VIM. "
Harper. 2l4 q IN 3 and 3s-slI.
tAzs0.
q. { As3doE and wife, 10 Rob;
z BOokusr, E hi E BIZ and e hf W hi
- % and y hi y hi Is and e hf DC
$780,. ss.o09
IL s1O0tf, 70 Andrew K. L1ckle.
iot 10 blk 6 LaddoDia's addition 70
Msrco. $500
Ollie NJ GIL and husband, to W.
2 Bays, l2o 3 g ercepi 4 0s4-sOs.
tz,s00.
VIZ. q Baden and wife, 10
Fred W. KEoneaberg. Sc ne and :
ne "a and sE nw and nw So $500.
6. coo
Chas. Klamert and wife, to Jasper
e KING, lots s and 6 olk / Lakenau
& Barnes addition to Mexico. 81
600.
Clarence Sharp, to L e. Henry.
IIsi a in 1888, g., 900.
Joseph 2. Sick aud wife. to Cathe
r1De Z. Caldwell, l sw corner ne
sw z6-52-5, go.
". n. Logan and wife, 20 Louella
HuBtley, lots 1 and 2 blk II original
Ladoouia. $500.
James l. Palmer, TO Chzs. p. Pal
mer, &c sW 35-zz-I2 lees 70 {. q A
z. r., 1890.
Wm. T. Lott and wife, to Laura
L Bybee, : bf Re NV I7-5O-s. 1925
Annie J. Vance ct al, 70 John r
Vance, e bf NV and e hf " hf NV
1910, g.. go.
Rachel Hodges and husband, To-
u. Z. Calvert, / 6 ne s8 and 5 hf sw
and e hf Nv snd % a end nv Sc
,4-5o-9, 800.
n q. Calvert, TO Rachel Hodges.
w ne 1850, s4OO.
Edward 2. Bestty and wife. toI
"m- J. Black, ! descriptive tract 10
50 s-50-1O, $3.50.
j. ID. Minor aud wife, to wm. h.
Morgan, g BIZ So ne 3253-s, $50.
Fred Zimmerman and wife. to
Abraham Zimmerman. lots 1 and q
5 original Rush Hill and strip of
tl75
Pleasant P. Collier and wife. toI
Ibsslom B. SmOck. c hf se and all
hf ne 8 4 R., SSH. $500.
l. +. Wade ana wife. TO Z. C
Wright, : hf e hf NV ne 3s-s0-7
DO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-21
Macarthur Hopsfnl Arain


WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE follow
ing eablegram to-day was received a
the War department from Genera
Macarthur at Manila; 'Colope
Simon TecSoa, seven officers, seventy
one soldiers, ~ffty-nine guns. 200
rounds Of ammunition. surrenderef
Internationally February IL. Sar
Miguel de Mayumo Luzon. This
breaks up a group Of insurrecto
heretofore operating mountains east
q Balaean; removes from Northern
Luzon last formidable organized force
excepting in first district Rigid en-
ioreement PROCLAMATION December %
Spontaneous action people through
Federal party behalf Of peace. selr
protection, are producing INST Satis.
factory results; encourage hope entire
suspension hostilities early date
Macarthur"
Insurgent officers have surrendered
70 Captain Long, Of the Marine Corpx
at subig. Ammunition has been dis'
covered in the house Of a merchant A.
Manila.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-21
FASHIONS for the snrins


The models for spring are now tax.
ing definite shape and the Dslinsa,oy
Tor The month II March ILLUSTRATES
ana Describes, some decided novelties
II looks as though there might he a
turn q overskirts as represented nv a
series Of two or three hounceS. EtoD
jackets In various modern forms ~
modineation are n be very popplsr
lhls season and there will BE- a ten.
aency TO show rAiglon collars as an
p,leu % Jackets The ripple hack
ehec' on skirts cut in habit fashion q
gaining ground, and the March
i1ineai'r contains IN article written
= an experienced dressmaker show.
lhg now to prcduce this eject French
no hussian effects In the garments n
'hiiafen are becoming more popular
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-21
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-21
Uses an AZ % slau a wnn.u

SEDALIA, Feb l4-Wniam Paris. q
Noodawer, this afternoon split oper
the head Of MB Laura King. a peerr
"oman, with an az, INJECTING fatal
Injuries Faris was ~quarreling with
Ms Kings mother when the dapgb.
er called Fairs a vile name. Paris
grabbed an az and dealt the womap a
oloW with the blade d the weapon on
t0Po Of the head, dividing the skull
and laying the brains bare.
Chief Of Police Edward Love To-
night captured Pairs in the western
part Of the city, where be was in hid
ing at the home Of an acquaintance
lie was lodged In the county jal TO
prevent an attempt at lynchinQ By
seaalia negroes. The wounded woman
Is IN a dying condition tonight
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-21
a TEXAS WOEDKR
Halls Great Discovery.

One small bottle Of Halls Great Dis
.eoFeFy cures all kidney and bladder
troubles removes gravel, cures dia-
oetss seminal emissions, weak and
Ame hacks, rheumatism,and all frregu-
aHties Of the kidneys and bladder in
ooth men and women, regulates blsd-
DER troubles in children. II not sold
BY your druggist vii be sent BIZ mail
On receipt q 81. One small bottle Il
TWO months treatment, and will cure
any case above mentioned. DR.. z ".
Hal sole manufacturer, P. o. box GA
81 Louis No. Send for testlmonisls
SOD b. all druggists and Buckner a
whitney, NeKioo. No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-21
NoT HEREDITARY

Il The mzn Consumption
nthgedIZyrsinac
PaPezrE hsoEzdG ha1i.
BERG not think Sub
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Continually.
Low uulfuH & hsra6iz-
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2rE And inse16oa plants
Baza1 the tEa the crop
g 01e z0o-t oaesrth
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q U1 OIL
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general f33dEEzt
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-21
Mis-

Is there m9ney IL Missouri mulez.
II wy1ld hok rerT m1ch Ike Il.
13dgng from t3s foIloE5nz items
takZ from TIE nsHs columns q As,
weeks Vso1zlia Mza and Rzyrsr
Nathan Kindred recently sd san
Williams . sEn q muIsS for s24o.
1nhn spzrgson rseently PURCHASED a
me spzn q uule from A 2. Utter
hack for sZsQ
Luxe n Enenn q Bowling
Gren sd . car lad q mules %
Hardin q Company, q lola at slg
. bad
BosoD 4 OFerfslL u W0dlawn.
sod sxtssR yssrllng mules % sam
al sII0a had
Blo Bros, q Paris sid 70 W0-
lana q Sbelbins, twenty mules At
sl55 ; bead and seven Al IZ5 a besd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-21
Tslls Thrilling stov.

CLdETOs, Feb. 1a-While On hi,
way 70 a country scbol near Lesis
station this morning, Vim Paris. The
LeyszEoid s1 q L. c Paris. uss
siz1 In the rad By tzo strange men.
The 6E was laid in a spring wagon
ana ordered not 70 attempt % escape.
AT 0e DUrth edge q Clinton the boy
beard one d the eapton kay: Il
cont believe be is the boy we want
The other one thereBp0n removed the
fandkenhief from the boys face and.
selling him By the srms,set hini in he
noad Then they drove rapidly into
Clinton.
Cneen soogfed the city and suburbs
out have been unable 70 locate the
d~dnspperS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-21
Twenty Years Ago$
This Week.

Mx PsarsuA died
Fourteen inches q snow fell
Eggs thirty cents per dozen
Luther Vance died in this county.
Szan p0x appeared In Wnsaa town
ship
MH Norman Lakeland fell and
b-oAe her wrist
D. S White died Al his bone Eve
niles vest q this city.
o. P. Stanph. Of Gardner, H.,
elsrked f0E H Hail
NOotgDsry City vas to have a
new Christian Ga4reL
Wiggington & West had a gTDoeg
store in the West building.
Prof Baxter. q Farbeg. died under
peculiar Circumstances
There we're twenty-five inmates at
Andrzin county poor farm
Judges Carter, Douglass and GhgS
By presided over the County Court
5 ". Case and Frank Cummings
q Laddonias dissolved partnership
Nn s ". Case, aged s~xiy-thTee
yezE died in LzddOniz
Jas Gresn.of this city, died Of pneu-
mania and was buried in Boone oOGn-
II.
I. II. Mmick- formerly Of this city,
Was shot and dangerously wounded in
Do0glas county.
County Court appointed Walter
Ellis as Justice Of the Peace in Cuivre
township and J. R. Gillilznd in
Prairie township
Audrzin county was ont Of debt.
cancelled and burned the last
bond Of the debt Of $4,000, incurred
when the Louisiana & Missouri
River Railroad was built.
Among the elders and deaeons Of
the Christian Church who attended
the Audrain County Association Of
Christian Churches in this city we're
II. Hook, Thos. Henson, J. A.
Brooks D.. III. Hin, VIM. BARLEY, ".
H. Woodward, ]. A Spence, R. S.
Fletcher, Alex Carter, Sr., Simon
Brenton, J.. B Coons, J. ". Faucett.
T. P. Shock, J. C. MCGEE, J. W. Pitt.
Lloyd Mcintosh
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-21
1houaa1ds Have Kiszey Trouble
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THE u RAILROAD.
Construction to Begin Near This Point
Bridge Surroundings at Paris.


Capt. Dubois, chief engineer Of the
Edon s st. Louis Railroad Company
arrived in Paris Monday and engaged
Geo. W. Seiber and a force OF men e
sink a shaft 4Il2 feet down TO bed
rock On the north side OF the river be-
low the ford, east Of the wagon bridge,
the object being to determine the ex.
act amount Of foundation work the
bridge would require 50 that a correct
estimated Of its cost can be made. SINH
lar work will be done at every point
where bridge work must be done.
Arrangements were also made by
Capt Dubois for yard room for con.
struction outatsand material. He in
forms the appeal that the company
will begin construction at Paris when
everything is ready, pushing the work
both north and south from this point
because Of its central location.
The company is spending a lot OF
money, IS footing all It's bills and asks
the people for nothing but the right
Of way. 1t locks like the road win be
built