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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-05

osToN general Or
I'D Robert Harris East
"a the principal feature of interest the state
III W convention yesterday.
Aside from placing ii ominaton meeting
dedicated the of President William Nc
Senator Har and Samuel Elder
noticeable The senti
their credit At the
Enthusiastically modest
which tbond his friends for the honor conferred and paid handsome
compliment lis opponent for
J. of Mr.
criticized Mr. and
the belief that the obvious fling at Mr. Parker was
taste, the nature of boomerang
H Goeng chairman of the state committee
signal fol- prolonged applause
by Henry
the convention Colonel Goettng
plhy speeches Chairman Goeng
Gentlemen of the Convention
principles
But there is with this time the hush Of grief not the rejoicing Of VIC
allegiance
fallen
pride
the flag of Republcansm
cefuny which
William Mckinley n for e
Credentials permanent
Richard w Northampton resolutions
permanent
At the played Country
IT'S William
Of
supplementary
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CONTINUED on
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-05

The estate at 22s Gardner Street
containing 5000 feet of land and a two
tenement house. owned by Thomas Sui
livan, was sold at auction yesterday
morning, by Auctioneer Henry NJ.
Clemence. The purchaser was Roger
Mulcahy. who paid s34z5. subject to
this years taxes.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-05

Malt and Hops can't be brewed INFO
a better beer than the Iroquois Bohe-
milan Beer. George F. Hewett Com
pany. 4l-45 Waldo Street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-05
Modern Merchandise Co. for hats

The family trade is what we are after
and we deserve It, Your table and your
medicine chest both need us. 41-46
Waldo Street George F. Hewett Com
pany.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-05

YORK victory flags towering
and the concud
MyM
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49, of
trophy in
ward and seconds
antagonist but winning on the time allowance CONCEDED by LIP
toms by Al
For successfully ed the attempt of the
irish knight TO vr
supremacy of the Upton the
bridge of the huzzahs for successful
eender
sbe is the better cheered"
The series will memorable the closest
over sailed for the cup and
boat that both series of
an unwa incident will England
b far the most popular have challenged for the
America
odsv race on paper the
aukns of the wind the relative merits
Of the yachts with magnificent truly run
and royalty fought battles 0 Saturday and yesterday
today similar to those
Of Yesterday The the shore embron the
GO. with foam but ping challenger
The racers the wind carrying penalty for
crossing the No official record kept OF the
~ after that gun is estimated
. bandcap at
- ~ Yachts fleeing before
,, Tho bs racers like guls
OF spread an uiel Ne"' S e 9
loon ubopsals
until the outer mark
- -, 20 all the canvas LETTING
,ytbstanng before
M wind last saturday steadily all
the seconds before the having actually
49, Continued o. 80
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-05
Modern MerchandIse 81. ror shoes.

At all times and in all climates
George r. Hewett Company's Private
Stock Highland Whisky. George F.
Hewett Company, 4l-45 Waldo Street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-05

The Smith Premier Typewriter Co.
recently opened an office, 2S Burnside
building, No. 339 Main Street. ]. b.
Woodhead, locol representative.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-05

Modern Merchandise Co. for clothing.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-05
HERBERT PARKER
OUT ON FIRST BALLOT

Nominated for Attorney General
at Republican Convention at
Boston =-- Other Candidates
Nominated by Acclamation---
Senator Hoar EulOgizes Presi-
dent McKinley---The Platform
Adopted
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-05
COLUMBIA WINS
SHAMROCK FIRST TO FINISH

American Boat was Two Seconds
Later than the Challenger in
Crossing the Line, but Time
Allowance Made Her the Vic
tor by Forty-one Seconds
Sir Thomas Disappointed,
but Says All Was Fair
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tion
~ ~ conve yesterday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26
George w. Ham Gained.

Mexico Camp NJ. w. A. sprung
a surprise at their meeting last
Friday night on their esteemed
neighbor, g. w. Ham. ID. a.
Murphy, on behalf of the camp,
presented Mr.. Ham with a beauti-
full cane, as small token of their
friendship and regard, Bro.
Hams breath was gone for the
moment, but he was soon at him
self and found words to express
his thanks for, and appreciation of,
the gift. The camp also adopted
resolutions heartily endorsing Mr..
Ham as an efficient worker in the
cause of Woodcraft, and as "a true
neighbor and "A gentleman worthy
of the confidence of the members
of our noble order wherever they
may be found" Mr.. Ham has
served as deputy for the local
camp for over year, but is soon
to leave Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26
FARMERS STARVING.
Suffering from Effects of
Drought.

Hartville, Mo-, Dee. Char.
Freeman, a merchant of Ozark
county, gives a distressing account
of the awful suffering in that coun-
ty among the mountaineers. He
says that there are families in that
section suhsisting almost entirely
upon acorns, the drought having
destroyed the entire grain and veg
etable crops, leaving the small
farmer without anything to eat
except what can be secured in the
woods. This year the corn perish
ed in the tasSel, and the cattle and
hogs had to be sold for lack of feed
to winter them. The country stores
cannot afford to give the hungry
inhabitants credit, and many mer-
chants have gone out of business.
People are leaving the country.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26

SO CUPID'S CAPTURES. Ss$

Mr.. VIM. Chandler and Miss
Daisy Barney, both of near Mt.
Carmel, were married yesterday.
Mr.. q. w. Hensley, of st. Lou
is, and Miss Rosa Cox, of Cuivre,
this county, We're licensed to wed
Monday.
Mr.. j. Ii. Carter and Miss Lula
Asbury were married at Centralia
Wednesday, Rev. |. c. Ward Of
ficiating.
Mr.. Lank Tolliyer and Miss Eu-
nice Heaton, a popular couple of
the locality south of Vandalia,
We're married yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Towson, of this city,
and Miss Annie Duf1in, southeast
of town, We're married here last
Thursday, Rev. A. A. Wallace
officiating.
Married, at the residence OF
Philip Rebman in this city last
Thursday, Mr.. a. V. Arnold, of
Macomb, H., to Mrs. Katie Blum
of Austin, Texas, Rev. w. \.
Hanna officiating.
Mr.. Herbert Black, formerly OF
this city and former captain o.
Co. l., 9TH Mo. Vols. was married
last night to Miss Kathryn Ecker,
of Stephens Store, Boone county
Captain Black is now a travelling
salesman for II Kansas City pack
ing house. He has many friends
and acquaintances in this city
He and his wife will make theil
home at Manhattan, Kansas,
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26
Vandalia.

Hugh Branstcttcr and Miss Eli
IA Danforth. both of this city,
were married Sunday, Rev. Jas.
Q. Porter, of the Baptist church,
officiating.
Lee Bird, the ink-slingcr of the
Martinsburg Weekly, was visiting
home folks Saturday.
Misses Anna McAfec and Annie
Hutts, both teachers in our pub
lie school, went TO Mexico to spend
the holidays with relatives and a
certain young man will he lonely
while they are gone.
Will George and Miss Louise
Nardine are spending the holidays
with their parents. When they
are all at home this is n happy
family.
VIII Daniel, who Is attending
school at st. Joe, is at home.
Rev. Almer Pennewell and wife
of Warrenton, are here visiting
their parents. Almer preached
very interesting sermon Mt tn,
Baptist church Sunday night.
Now, Mr.. Editor, we will soor
have a new calendar on the wal
to mark the year 1902, we hop,
all your correspondents will star
with new vim, improving the MES
SAGE and making the editor happy
The paper goes to many OF on
friends PARKWAY, and the locals are
like letters from home, and tn,
paper is eagerly sought after. 81
send in the news.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26
Rush Hill.

The snow is almost gone. The
young people wished for it to stay
on until after the holidays.
Miss Virgic Martin, of Mexico,
was visiting her sister, Mrs. j. f.
Ridgway. the first of the week.
She was also in Miss Culbcrtson's
musical entertainment Saturday
night last
Miss Jessie Maxwell is spending
the holidays with relatives and
friends in Kansas City.
Miss Lizzie Settle is visiting in
Farbcr.
Rev. W. II. Fox flied his rcgu-
lar appointments at the NJ. f.
church last Sunday.
Mrs. Il. r. Paisley has returned
from Il visit with +. l.. Paisley and
Mrs. o. A. Muzzy, her daughter,
of Kansas City, and w. II. Paisley,
of Gillian.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Fox, of
| Mexico, are visiting relatives and
friends in our town.
Miss Sallic Cline is home from
Scdalia, where she has been at
tending school. She returns after
the holidays.
Morton Roberts. Of the State
University, is home for the hol-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon have the
sympathy of the community i'll the
death of their infant babe on last
Thursday.
Mrs. l.. II. Sipple was shopping
III Mexico Monday.
Miss Lena Read returned to hen
home in Vandalia Monday after t
short visit with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ, CulbcrtsOn
south of town,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tanner, %
Mexico, are visiting relatives an,
friends here until after the holl
days.
Principal Basil Brewer, of onl
public school, is spending the holi
da,s at his home in kirksvlllc.
Mis-, Culbcrtson entertain
mcnt last Saturday night proved
success. The church was crowded
aud everyone seemed TO enjoy th'
music very much,
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26
Walker District.

Robert Coaklcy,of Pueblo, Colo,
came in the other day to spend the
holidays with HON" folks and
friends
ID. NJ Price, Of MissouIu, Mont,
writes an interesting letter con
corning the county inwhlch hc lives.
Ben Fry, Of Galloway County,
moved to our neighborhood re
Gently. We welcome him and his
family to our midst.
j. Il. RosScr will teach the re-
naming three months OF the
Walker School. Success to James.
viii Ball is thinking of moving
to Pueblo, Colo, to reside.
S. j. F. Darr returned to his
home in Marion Co. after IA pleas
ant visit with Nathan Spencer and
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26
thompson.

Miss Matte Pool is i'll Kansas
City to visit her sister, Mrs. Arm
strong, there.
Mrs. l.. +. Elliott and Miss
Clara Nandeford are visiting
friends at Hallsvillc.
Ed Crcasey returned home from
Kansas City Tuesday.
Hiram FurgucsOn aud Tom
Crcascy have returned to their
work in the Indian Territory,
James CogswclI and wife are
visiting here.
Dennis O'CaIlaghau, Of Battle
Creek, Mich, is spending the holt
days here
Frank Wcinard, of Fish Branch,
was here Friday.
Owen Tinslcy is here from Ben
ton City.
Miss Bloom is visiting in Fulton,
Mr.. and Mrs, Green, Of Mexico,
visited at =. s. Morris's Sunday
Old Santa Claus entertained Il
big number of old and young peo'
pie at w +. McDonald's store
Tuesday.
Miss O'Callaghan attended re-
ligious services at Mexico Christ
mas morning.
Miss Matte and RaybOurn Me
Donald are visiting relatives ant
friends at Centralia.
j. c. Daniel and family visited
| here Wednesday.
Miss Abbie Morris visited il
Mexico last week.
Mrs. Charles Morris and chill
dren, of Slater, are visiting here
| Mrs. X. Z. Tinsley has returned
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26
LaddOnia Institute.

The Teachers meeting at Lad
donia last week was very protita-
BILE and enjoyable one. 1t would
have been better if more of the pa
irons of the surrounding commun-
ity could have been present. As
President Kirk, of Kirksville, fail
ed to get there a part of the day
program was saved over and dis
cusscd before a large audience as
scmblcd at the Christian church in
the evening.
The good people of Laddonia
made the teachers feel perfectly at
home and the Institute was noted
a success. Prof. Faulkner and his
High School class contributed
much to the occasion by well chos-
Ell selections of music. The ques-
ton of the consolidation of the ru-
raj schools, a question that is re-
ceiving much attention now, was
discussed at length at the evening
session and was generally endorsed
us the solution of the Public School
Problem.
\ noted feature OF the meeting
was the readiness and enthusiasm
with which the young teachers en-
tered into the discussions. Aud
rain is developing some of the
brightest teachers in the state and
| if the people will only recognize
their worth and hold them few
years, our schools will rank with
the best Already other sections
are bidding for our teachers and
we are 10th to let them go.
All teachers and patrons who
have studied the Public School
question closely agree that the
great need of the present is sys-
TEN of graduation and classification
of the common schools that can be
made effective, and that to accom-.
pliSh this we must have more def.
mite laws on the subject and Coun.
ty Supervision. About % teach
ers were present. President Kirl
will be at Laddonia Jan. 3lst ant
Rush Hill Feb. LIST.
Resp,
J. y. Cross.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26
Moline.

We wish the MESSAGE and its
readers II merry Christmas. Long
live the MESSAGE!
Edgar Martin visited relatives
near Worcester last Saturday and
Sunday. .
Miss Agnes Tanner is visiting
her sister in st. Louis.
Rev. J. y. Riney did not get to
Mt. Zion last Sunday. He was at
Frankfort holding n series of meet
ings, but will be here and preach
next Saturday night, Sunday and
Sunday night.
Mrs. Allonzo Guard, of New
Canton, H., Is visiting friends in
Audrain. Will remain until New
Years.
Monday morning when Mr.. Pow
ell went to his barn he found one
his horses dead.
Our supper passed off nicely.
We believe advertising pays. The
one for MI. Zion was advertised
thru the MESSAGE, therefore they
cleared $lS; the one for Midway
church, Dee. 9,clcared about $l3.
Moral; Always patromize the MES
SAGE.
VIM. Baker is visiting home
folks. He will return to Kansas
City in II short time.
Felix and Josiah Martin were
called to the bedside of their uncle
T. b. Martin, at Foley, Mo-, who
is dangerously i'll.
Mrs. Chas. Browning, who is
teaching the Berca school gave hen
pupils n splendid treat Friday eve
ming. She is teaching good schoO
and the children all like her.
Jake Middleton lost mule las
week.
Bcauford Cauthorn has com,
home from school to spend Christ
mas.
Dan Sullivan spent Monday will
his sister, Mrs. Walter Wilson.
Claud Bybee's children are bet
ter.
Miss Agnes Tanner has been il
st. Louis visiting her sister, Mis-
Gertrude.
Sleigh riding and skating is tn
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26
West Lick.

st. Nicholas will soon blow his
horn again.
After such II severe cold spell,
we are having warm and thawing
weather again.
Wilmer Anderson, of this vi
entity, and Miss Matte Galloway,
of Laddonia, left Wednesday
morning for Bonner, Montana.
Theodore Black came in from
Iowa last week, where he was en-
ploycd thru the fall and summer,
and will remain for the winter.
w. j Baker returned home
from Kansas City Tuesday, where
he has been learning the baker :
trade, to spend Christmas with
home folks.
Robert Harris, who was in the
Worcester annual rabbit hunt,
killed twenty of the Dummies that
were brought in.
X. l.. IIiXon bought two stack,
of hay of j. V. Baker, paying
therefor $40 30.
j. II. Baker sold to X. u
Brown - Shoats, averaging Us
pounds each, at ) cents per pound
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26
r. NeiohBoRLY NeIGAeoes. r.

Mrs. Benjamin Canterbury of
near Rush Hill, is visiting in st.
Louis.
Miss Lura Ball, of st. Louis,
arrived on a visit to relatives here
last week.
Mrs. Rowland Greene, of this
city, has been visiting relatives at
Louisiana.
j. ii. Wayne, of Cuivre, paid
the MESSAGE a pleasant business
call Tuesday.
Mrs. X. l.. Morris, of Martins
burg, is visiting her parents here,
Mr. and. Mrs j. ID. Morris.
Miss Anna Miller, attending
school in this city, is spending the
holidays with her parents near
Rush Hill.
Messrs. j. II. Evans, of Mary
vile, Mo-, and o. l.. Steele, came
down from Columbia last week TO
visit friends here.
Mrs. J. II. Rodes and little
daughter, Beulah, are visiting
Mrs. Rodes' parents here, Mr. ald
Mrs. j. V. Williams.
Mrs. &. ID. Mccall, of Fulton,
and Tom Basket of st. Louis, will
visit their parents here this week,
DR.. and Mrs. 7. j. Basket.
Sterling Hulen aud little daugh-
ter. Bessie, after visit to the
family of A. W. Hulen here, left
Friday for a visit at Bevicr.
q. W. Painter, of Laddonia, ia
vored this Office with business
call Monday. Brother Painter, we
are glad to learn, is in much better
health than formerly.
Miss Ethel Thornburgh, II faith
full employe on the MESSAGE, and
her father, Mr.. B.A. Thornburgh,
are spending the holidays with rel
atives at Patterson, Wayne county,
Mo.
Il. W. WilcoXen and family are
at Liverpool, H., where they will
visit for a number of weeks. The
MESSAGE will keep them posted ON
Audrain happenings while they are
absent.
Miss Fonnie Jesse, of near
Thompson, gave a dinner party to
a number of her friends last Tues
day. Among the guests were Misses
Ethel Baker, Kathryn Narnon,
Eva futile, MessrS. Charles and
Leonard Morris, Omar Dickerson,
Marshall Faddis and Revs. Burch
and Westbrook.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26

That rabbit hunt at Worcester
last Saturday was a big occasion,
indeed. Oyer $50 bunaies lay de1d
at the end of the chase. The hun
tiers were divided into two parties
with about twenty men on each
side, one side headed by Theo. Ha
gan and the other by Fred Hager-
dorm. The Hagerdorn division
came out 120 rabbits ahead. The
participants will enjoy a grand
supper at Worcester tonight. F.
L. Laforce bought all their rabbits
at 41ac each.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26
S]NEIGnB0RH00D NEWS f.
Santa fe.

Bro. Crutcher filled his regular
appointments here Saturday night
aud Sunday.
b. +. White and Grcyer Bea.
NOR moved Tuesday.
John McClintock' 5 sale Monday
was well attended. Everything
sold well. Mr.. McClintock will
leave in the near future for Texas.
We regret to see this good family
leave but wish them success in
their future home.
MeSdames Hendricks and Back
received Il telegram Monday stat
ing that their father, Mr.. Doyle of
Farber, was very i'll. They, with
their husbands, left for that place
Immediately.
Floyd Hanna is home from Kan
sas.
The young people enjoyed II
sleigh ride Friday night and II
skating party Saturday night.
Ernest Bridgford and Ncttie
White were in Paris Saturday.
Mrs. Nora Godby and son are
visiting Mrs. Godby's mother, Mrs
Bates, and other relatives here.
Virgil Bates and Stuart Trimble
who are attending school at Han
nibal, are spending the holidays
with home folks here.
Emma Armstrong, of Worcester,
visited home folks here Saturday
Stella Beemon and Harry Story
of Strother, were in town Satur.
day.
Il. c. Alverson, who is attend
ing Westminster College, is spend
ing the holidays with his home
folks near Strother. He visited IN
Santa Fc Sunday.
Miss Mae Mosley, who is teach,
ing near Harmony, is visiting hen
parents here.
j. n. Dull and niece, Miss Bcs.
sic, were in Mexico Saturday.
Miss Annie Aker and Mr.. lie,
Turner, of Strother, attended
preaching here Saturday night.
Mcssrs. Cauthorn, Barnes and
Foster, our neighboring school
teachers, dismissed their school,
Friday for weeks holiday. They
each gave their schools nice trea
which, of course, was appreciated
rs school children always enjoy I
Christmas treat. Mr.. Powell, on
teacher, dismissed Tuesday.
George Dull was in Perry Fri
day.
Mr.. Art Tanzy visited his sister
Mrs. Melee, latter part of las
week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26
From Nebraska.
J. n. Cross

Butte, Nebr,, Dee. 2l.-DEAR
MESSAGES: I'm in latitude 43, lon
gitudc 90, 81 miles from an Ind
ian reservation which our Congress
is expected to open for settlement
next June. 1t contains about GOO
sections of very fertile land, laying
well for farming. This is an ex-
cellent grain and stock country
The YER! best breeds of cattle and
hogs are found on every farm.
Many are also feeding good sheep
for market here.
Many of the hOmesteads are not
yet proved upon, Decided land
sells at $l5 to $25 per acre, and is
advancing rapidly. Two railroads
are on their way thru this tBoyd)
county. Crops We're fairly good
this year, corn making 20 to 40
bushels per acre, which is counted
" of an average crop.
Truly,
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26

An Oklahoma paper tells of a
farmer who went to town and
thought he would treat himself by
attending an opera. He went up
to the ticket window and planking
down five dollar gold piece asked
for good seat. The show was
the Forty thieves" The ticket
agent showed out ticket and a
dollar in change. Picking up the
dollar the farmer started out of
the building. Hold ONT" called
the ticket seller, "youv'e forgotten
your ticket" keep it, dern yr,"
replied the farmer, "I don't care
to see the other thirty-nine."
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26

A story told by a Joplin man
and corroborated by a Kansas City
banker, is to the effect that a
check, drawn by f. O. Brown, of
Carthage, Mo-, to secure the funds
to pay Cardwell to dismiss his suit
against the st. Louis Republic, was
made out on the wrong bank, and
in correcting the error, the identi-
ty of the Brown" who made the
payment to Cardwell was disclos'
ed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26

Persons having legal advertis,
ments, such as final settlements O,
administrators notices, trustee,
sales, orders Of publication, etc
should remember that they have n
right to have the same published
IN any paper they may wish. The
MESSAGE will publish them for
You at n reasonable rate.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26
order of the day.

order of the day.
Miss Gertrude, Eddie and Colby
Bybee spent Sunday with their sis
ter, Mrs. II. +. Young, in Mexico.
Ray Barnes, of near Mexico, was
a recent guest of his cousin, Virgil
Stewart
Mrs. II. +. Young and little
daughter, Gladys, will spend
Christmas with the formers par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. J Bybec.
a good many people are hunting
old Santa.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26
iiuI.i
GEO. u. MOORE.
Congressional Committee.

a meeting of the ninth congress
ional committee is hereby called to
meet at the Gault House in St
Charles, Mo-, Jan. |, 1902, at 10
a. IN, W. l.. GUPTON,
Chairman.
Il, j. AYERS,
Secretary.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26

J. H. billiard, of near Rush
Hill, has returned from his trip to
the West. We learn that he has
fully determined to move from Au-
drain. Good fellow and we regret
to have him leave as good county
as Audrain.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26

The ladies of Gilead church will
give an oyster supper at w. L.
Arnall's, s miles north Of Mexico,
on the II. Brauer farm, Thursday
eve, Jan. ,, 1902, beginning at
7 o'clock p. IN Everybody cor
dially invited.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26
a merry Christmas to the editor
and all the readers of the MESSAGE

Albert kenncn, who is operat.
ing saw mill plant in Arkansas.
is spending the holidays with his
family i'll Mexico. Mr.. Kennen is
doing Il fine business in Arkansas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26

Fred Luckie, of this city, who
has been soldering in the Philip
pines, has returned to America and
will go into business at San Fran
cisco.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26
Colorado Irrigated Lands

Twenty acres better than lG"
here. Climate excellent, water =.
bundant, Crops $50 to 800 prof
per acre. Inquire of
j. \. Cross, Mexico, Mo
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26
Births.

Born, to Emmett Gibbs and
wife, son.
Born, to the wife of Joseph An
derSon, son.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26

&. =. Moore, of Youngs Creek,
is out in Nebraska this winter,
teaching school at Butte, that
State.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26

In many places in Kansas the
farmers are pouring wheat into the
hog pens. No other feed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26

Garland Sims, late with Turner,
Jackson & Co., of this city, left a
few days ago for Cuba, where he
has q business position.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26

j. Nj. Beagles has been building
barn and making other improve
ments on his farm near Worcester.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-12-26

If those Xmas goodies have
made your bad teeth ache, you
will find it a pleasure to call on
DR.. Bachman, the Dentist.