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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-02
ureka.

) Es indisputable y no;
; cabe duda: la Emulsion
J de Scott no tiene rival
!; en- ell mundo terapeuti-
co. La mejor prueba es
su gran fana universal
} y ell uso tan popular que
! de ella Sc hace. DeSde
) el vanidoso ariStocrata
J haSta ell humilde a!deano
; la consumer con berss-
! Uerahcia, con fe y con-
; Usnctmiento, p0rqua va
sno Sc ignoran. sus viz
; tudes.
; Las propiedades flsio-
; l0gicas de la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-02

Sale de Bayam6n Sale de San Juan
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muIsi0n
de Scott

5 AaeIts de Higado dc BaOaIaO
!, !3;2ofOsfItOs de CaI y de SOsa
: *2n bien y generalmente
: CYlOcidaS. !
) Sus propiedades medi-
! liuulas son irrefutabIes !
) N Ia curacion de las
; Intermediates bectOraLes,
: bnim0nareS e MtestiNaLeS ;
( On la AHeDHa, Ia ClmO-
: SIS, Ia Dyspepsia, el Rev.
: mahSm0 y en- todas las
: Intermediates que debl-
: Titan ell sistema nervioso.
: No hay mejor t6nic0 y re-
: c0nshttyente, nj digestjU0
; mejor asimilable que la
E Emulsion de Scott.
q SCOTT & BOVINE, Quimicos. New York.
q De venta en- las Farrnacias y Droguesias.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-02

Pto-R!co Nvbre. de 1901.
San Jose | esquina 4 Tetuan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11
III gFaCeREEBLE vEF7DAD ~

Unca para ben 81 dnsro gaos cuyo
vao costa osos de orc do Icy gar ntzado 8
mas vo por sxendof mpiez que los
pecta, lmc6n msrays
~ nm ma sARS rsgalan dlssnga br
laafe 1lsska Expocion de Paris
10 dollars Anllo cabaero
nte uy grueso, dollars Afer abae brlante gruso
dollars Ie p olaates dollars Aalo para senoa
brlante gfu Penden senot ldem idem
para bn 10 dollars Psndientes
regao doa Aalas de lsy la ef5le de Parlsna
Alaska 30 dollars
gasto caas ccadaa de-
clarada mercanc para toda l. ila do Puerto Rico
pedldo dc
del cifcada valor oecatado coz
venido esetuar el pago.
aeda anlos omaadola h al del
dsdo.
Cataogo nustrado. com
prador coRfqrme devovera
Ding al reprsntants general uaoo dc Ia Socledad Br
lantes.
Am Alaska, @. :. Baya, Corao Romano, 1O4 Qta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11

-Seaora. - repuso Venture.
oivload un momento que llevo Ia
nDrea y que estoy a vuestro seryi-
clio, escuchadme como Sc escuchs
a un amigo.
La v1uda hizo IN gesto de repul-
sion y casi de disgusto. Ventura
sonrio de IN modo repugnante y
CONTINUES:
Juguemos q cartas yistas. se.
nora. Os vais & casar dentro de
Tres semanas con Ell sefIor duoue de
Chateau Mailly, un hombra mnv
rico y ademas uno de los nom hras
mas antiguos de la nobleza, del
reno; pero se necesita poca cosa
para romper IN cssamiento. Align
IA Vez Tres semanas pueden durar
IN un siglo. Supongamos por elem.
pio, qoe ell sef1or duque Sc hubfara
encontrado como yo esta tsrde on
Id acera de la calle Flechier
LA sonora Malassis se estrana.
clio y miro q Ventura con aira es.
pantado. %
:, .,,$ mo , ,creeis. diio descarada.
msnte el lacayo, que ell sefIor
aaqu NC Se ponarla q refisxionar an.
tes de casarse. si Saba que vais
caoa ola D la calle de Flechier. Mi.
nero 4, que subfs al primer piso. '
ilamais q La puerta de Ia derecha .
as la escalerap Dispensed Que no
olga el rGstu. ~
Ventura miro insolentemense
a la v1uda. sS--- ~
La sefiora Malassis lie dfriOt6 ma
mirao4 LENA de coraie y de, ofi,o
-iSois IN miserabiei : ID f1iio
J adivino 10 que quereis.
Entonces se levant6 fu6 q abr,,
IN pequef1o rnueble de Bonla da1
que saco una cartera.
Daspues, tfrando de IN faio 4
-SOuanto os conyieneq- nrect,n.
TO la viuda con aire desdefsoso -
Ventura Sc encogi0 de hon bros
Vafs inuy aprisa en- Ell trahaio'
sonora, dtjo;- antes de comnra,I
sa na dc saber 10 que se com nre
Antas do pragnntarme 10 ans i,
quisro ehtsneg como precio : de mi M
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11
B1BLlorEoA DE ala DEMooRAorA,

-aMe aguardabaisp : diio tenn
blando la viuda.
-,Seguf Ia sefiora desde aue
sali6 de- casa.
Un rayo de c6lera bril16 en- los
ojos de Ia sef1ora Malassjs.
-dY CON que derechloP- pregunt6
con VOC irritada.
--Espiaba a la sefIora, res ocn
did Ventura con una calma llena
de cinismo.
Los labtos de la viuda se pusie.
ron blancos. Una insolencta tai,
pasaba todos los lfmites.
--Maese Ventura, : diio, - creo
que me- we're obligada pedfr que
os admitan en- Charenton, poroue,
Dios me pordone, os Ilabsis vuelto
loco
Ventura no responcli6.
BE puso Ia gorra con Ia mayor
desvsrgusnzs, y sin rlingdn cum.
plido he sento en- un sill6n que
acerco al fuego colocandolo frente
al Gle la viuda.
ISL la ssf1ora quiere hablar un
momento conmigo, : tiijo.-se con-
vsncera de que tiene necesidad de
mf.
La mirafia tranquila, ell tono go.
guro y lleno de arroIsancia Gle IN
honnhre. que aquella misma mana.
na era el mas respefuoso de los
eriados, transtornaron de baI ma.
nera a La viuds, cue 90 imagin6
era vfstima de una cruel pesadilla.
Habia, sin embargo, en- al cesto.
On Ia actitud = en- Ia mfrada de
squel Elombre una esue.cie al fasc1.
naci6n que impnso tanto a lin se9Yo.
ra Malassis, que no tsuvo fuarzaa
para echarle de alli con nh sf0ao
tmperitoso hecho con In manr, & nara
tiraf del Gordon de Ia t.auonanfIle :
lamar a la doncelIa.
Ventura Sc sento d,sIante f;a ella
, le dijo: e.4a
necesar1o, sen0ra, MO enfa.
=. LUIS ue ascuchar . La gente.
80. - - cusa sens1Dle romper les
..u,.oa .na, sln provecno, Y Ia cosa se
Stcss peIigraHa.
- TEnaa estnpefactsI, eseUclaaba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11
EL CLUB DIE LOS DxpLorADoRas

ann, pero deseaba tambien casarse
CON el duque.
Por 10 tanto, a partir de este dfa,
dividi6 habilmente ell TEMPO.
Entraba en- su casa mucho antes
de hscerse de noche, siempre dis
puesta q recibir al Sc .lor duque de
Chateau Mailly 81 un caprioho
amoroso 8 los celos le conducfan
allf, y salfs cada dfa despuss de las
dos de la tarde.
SD6nde ibaP
Como mujer prudente, la seffora
Malassis no crey6 deber iniciar q
81 doncella nj ninguno de 81
servidumbre en- al secreto de sus
nuevos amorfos.
Salfa en- coche de su casa, en- uno
de punto la mayor parte do sus
veces, subfa Ia Gale de la Pepinfe-
re, tOmaba la de Saint Lazare, que
segufa en- toda su extension, entra.
ba la iglesia de Notre Dame de
Lorete por In puerta principal, y
pasaoa ALI TnoS dieZ minutes y
salfa por la calle de Flechier.
En- ests Sc perdian las huellas
de Ia sefIora Malassis. IHabfa lido
& auxiliar alg1n desgrsciadop
SIba . alguna misteriosa citap
EDtraba en- una casa de la Gale
Flechier, pasaba como una som4bra
por delante de La habitaci6n del
portero, Bubfa ligeramente la es.
celera, con velo echsdo a la cara.
Sc abria una pueTta J 80 Volvfa 6
cerrar. Esto era todo.
Algunas veces pasaba una h0ra,
Y tRmbien dos, anteS de que vol
vt6Se q salir. La viuda atra vsaaba
de nuevo la iglesia, volvfa sGlbir
q au coche y entraba furtivamente
On In casa de la calle de la Pepi.
ni6re.
Hacfa ocho dfas que duraba esto,
cuRndo una tarde, q ESQ de las tres,
en- el momento en- que volvaa &
ba1ar por la calle de Fl6chier y Sc
digponfa n stravsear In calle. In
sefiora Malasais SO detuvo st. vol.
giO en- el aetn, como nj huhtese
gisbo 4 un rsptti delante DO eila,
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armada CON el triple dardo de an
leDgua. -
Ventura Sc paseaba por Ia calle.
por Ia acera, con las manos meti.
das en- los bolsillos, una amahls
sonrisa en- los labios y silbando un
aire alegre.
Creyendo no ser reconocida Ia
viuds, Sc dispoufa q pasar, Pero
Ventura Sc coloc6 resueltamenta
delante de ella y la diio:
-Buenas tardes, sef1era.
I dfo esta Ultima palsbra Ia
inhexf6n respetuosa peculiar de los
crlados cuando hablan a su anna.
I como la sef1ora Malassis se
queoase como estupefacta y tras
tornado, repiti6:
-Buenas tardes, seffora.
IuroSoa aun, perO pronta & reco-
orar la saEgre fra, Ia viuda tom6
un aire severe y le miro fijamente.
~-1Que haceis aquf, maese Ven-
tura? : lie dijo.
Me estoy Paseando, sefIora.
NO os he tornado mi ser vicio
para este.
III iacayo Dalo Ia cabezs, balbu-
Geo alguna palabra de excusa SO
Gallo.
--Buscsdme IN coche, - dijo la
sonora Malassis, y pagadie, pues
acabo de vaciar mi bolsa en- casa
de unos poores que Sc morfan de
hamhre.
Ventura no Sc hizo repetir In
orden; sc apresur6 a obedecer la
sonora Malassis entr6 en- 81 casa
diciendose:
He ahf q IN criado al cue me
vere obligada a despedir.
For Ia noche, despuGs de conner.
llam6 y Be present6 Ventura.
La viuda estaha en- su dormtto.
no al lado del fuego y sola. Ventu-
"a salud6 y Sc oued6 inm6yil an
actitud respetuosa, CON gu rorra
galoneada en- In mano.
-AsQue hacfais esta tarde en- In
Gale dc Elechier? = le pregunt6 On
tono seco.
--AguafGabs o In gal5oes,
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Deade 81 da
2
ID sarda
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-24

iduldsn Sis nid,t. SD tsnns 81,
Menfhen. SD bube lie In einem LAM
gen 2eben tennen gelernt, unb if
baue auf iie. Gsben sic aur, fpie Lief
uniere prdbtisen Wirtbs NIT mir ar
men, einfamen Grau un1geben, ipie iis
es mir ern10glihen, mid an Sugent
unb Jro6iinn 3ii eripdrmert. 2lle bier
in Berlin srfpeiien iit mir liebeboll
unb biilfreth. ltnb ich re1ne uud
auf tie, 9err Oottor, ia, duf Sic! trob
Shrer mephiftopklif1sn Mniiren. Sd
iperbe sic ndhItens in Sbrem Bureau
aufluhen, idh m0hte mir Sbren Ratb
in elmer @elbangelegenbeiten iihern,
Sbren Hatb als 9eiddftsmann uno
als Sreunb. sic iperpen mid gut be-
rutben, niht tpabr24
Wtceltus legte bic 5anb auf bic
8ruf. nMtt benz Qlltruismus unb
Sbealtsmus Sbrer eigenen Sugenb=
iabre." Seine Nuaen flinfelten.
rSeben sic tpobl! id tpnBte es. I'm
bic 9iilfsbereitldaft audi Der Sugenb
bon beute in Benegung su 1eben, gez
niist es. bab sSmanb biilflos lei unb
anein itebe pie id."
rgs lit in Der 1bat felten, bab Sc
nanb IN Sbren Sabren gan3 allein
1T, Jrau 8aronin. sic bdtten nte=
mails Rinber9"
Gin Shatten 3og iiber bas frii9e,
basere Geiidt Der Greiiin. sd bate
etnen Sobn. gr lit tobt. Sd berlor
i'm in Der 8liitbe ieiner SABRE. gr
tpurbe franf." sic beutete nit elmer
faum mertliden 8etpesuns auf i6re
Sttrn.
rSrauris, baB er niht tbenisitens
Derbeiratbet mar" iaste Wicelius, ibr
tn's 9eiidt feheno.
,Nein, er mar niht berbetratbet."
Sic iaB itraff aufseridtst, enersiid
bor ibm.
rSie bdtten ionit eine g9piegerz
tp9ter gebabt, Gnfel -"
sd babe Niemanb, Niemanb."
LIMB sic finben es Elm bartes
SdidIal, endDise Syrau?"
r@ott bat Mrs auferlsgt. eSbm
mub ih mid beusen.@
uGine Muffa1ung, bte8eipunoerung
perbient."
r5ie meinen2" sSm Son ieiner
Stimme mar Elm Slang, ber lie per@
pirrte. Spott9 Man fpottet nidt
iiber fold berbes 2eib.
Iber Wicelius hatte ni1t 3eit gu
antporten. Gin S6ipirren ging burd
ben Saal, Der alIsemetne Nufbru9.
Nn bem Gbspaar puuemann boriiber
tpogten bic M6f9ieonebnlenben, ergoiz
len ii9, elm oi9ter 5dtparm perz
mummter @eitalten, bic 5reppe bina6
aus Der 5aust6iir, Inn bort in bic bar
renbsn Wueen gu iteigsn, na6 re9ts
uno linfs auseinanbsr gu itieben.
gs bate aufssbOrt su ldneien.
Sdpara uno nap lugen bic leeren 4s=
pbaltitetge Der pornebmeu Strabe
sipilhen ibrsn Gtnfaiiuugen bon iiber
bic 5tafste queGenbem @sitrdud. auf
benz nod bier unb Da gdnesfloden
Ru9teten. sSn enbloIer Serue Derloz
rem ftd bic 2idtpunttreiben Der 2ater=
men, unb 10 tpeit Der 8lid rei6te, mar
tetn lebenoiaes Weien 81 ieben.
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Qlls lire @dIte lie perlaiien 6atten.
iaben piiuemann's nod cine Weile
lnter benz groben Gronleuhter in ib=
rem itia geiuoroenen Saal tpie Siez
ger uuf etnem Shla4tfelo beiIammen,
bic ein5elnen gpiIoosn oes selungenen
syeites beIpre9enp. Damn fiel Batter
punemann ein, oaB er ben 2obnoiez
rter uno bic aodfrau glei4 ablobnen
polle, uno er gina binunter in fem
3immer, nm oas @elO su bolen.
Gin 2uftous ipsbte. ibm talt ent=
segen, bch oa er nit raidem Druid
oas electriiche 2iht dnsiinoete, fah er
bic ariiden Der beioen Jeniter feit gez
i9lofIen. 8sripunbert trat ct ndber,
ipollte ia Iteno bieSheibe beriibren uno
fubr nit Der Sano binaus in bic leere
2uft. Das @las mar glatt aus benz
6olarabmen gelDlt. Gin Sbauer riez
iclte benz ioeinfrofsn Mann unbebasz
li1 ben Giiden binunter. @r ftiir5te
5um Gelbfhronf. Die anselebnte
1bir tlaffte, er RIB lie auf. Die Gonz
trafte unb 8iiher, Die er i'm S4ranf
5u betpabren pfleste, lagen an tbrem
plab, oas baare 0slo lpar psrl9nunz
ben.
9erbliifft ia6 er iid um. Sm 3ilnz
mer bic setpobnte Sronung. 3sin bsrz
umliesenoes Wert5eug, ni9t einmal
eine SuBfpur; Der Dieb mubte orau@
BEN Die Stisfel ausge5osen baben.
Nur bic feblenbe @lasIbeibe nsrrietb
bic Mrt ieines ginorinsens. limb er
bate iib aud nod 3eit senommen.
Bel ieinem Weggang oas Jenlter forgz
lid gu fdlieBen.
Milbelm piilIemann mar Elm Mann
bon faltbliitiger S1atfraft. Gr nadte
feinen 2arm. Gr ltiilpte ieinen 9ui
auf unb obne bon Ieinen eisenen 2eus
ten bem.rft Su neroen, ging er letIe
unb eilig aus benz 6aus, bur9 ben
@arten, bic bor Ndile glGnsenbe
5trabe binunter Biz bortbin, mo fern
an Der WestreuSung Der 9etm bes
5tebpoitens blintte. Shm tritattett
Ct tura unb fahlih Mn3eise unb beim=
tebrenO orebte er Die 5hliifel am Dor:
bercn uno binteren gingang ieines
S,duies Inn unb itedte lie in bic Iaide
Damn lDihte er bas 2iht in ieinen
3immer unb itellte ii9, ben @arter
ii6ertDahenb, ans 6eniter. Gr begt'
einen gang bslttmmteh Werbaht.
Md bieisn Hdub ausaefiibrt bate
fannte ieoenfalIs bas 6dus genau
hattie Gelegenbeit gsbabt, ben giinftis.
ten Muaenblid abaupaffen unb tpuBt'
nit Shl0ifern Bsfhsio. Wsnn oel
@slofhrant in Der Willn aud MD
aaerne.leiter Gonltruetion mar, nul
| eiEer BON 9dnDlpsrf. nur elmer. csl
CUTE Wsrt5eugs bsidB unb iie 5u se4
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itabl in 3uIammenbane gu iteben21
SD tpeib nihts baDon, 10 ipabr
mir @ott belfe, 9err eommiKdr."
Ser GpmmiiIdr tpinfte einem Der
S9ubleute, Der lib ioglei4 entfernte.
" Ielb, 5pg 1ein Notiobua hernrr.
rSie bsiben?"
,Hobert Werner."
.Mas lit Sbr 8atsrgA
,Mein Batter lit tobt.A
Soma red)t. sic tpo6nen Bel Sbz
rem Onfel, benz M,taflarbeiter GSu=
arb Werner in Der Mebefamp'l1en 5az
brit. Dort baben sic fid Bis gum
81. December aiifgebaltsn. Was 1T
sSbr 6anbperf2"
sd bin GhloiTer.1
rDer 6err Doftor1 ein beiber
Dantesblid flos gu Dem iunsen Nr5t
hiniiber bat mid Deripunbet auf
Der StraBe sefunren uno mitsenomz
| men"
| User bat Sic benn Dertpunbet?"
gfob tpurbe roth. Was er nit Netz
tig unb Seibelfdpung bate, tpiirbe
ct nit ihnen alIsin ausfedtsn. CT batz
te ibren Mnfhlaa berei.elt Derratbsn
pollte er lie nicbt.
sd ipsiB nidbt," Iagte CT fur3.
rWlit mem aittgen Sic benn2"
sd ging alI<in.
limb ca iibsrftsl Der Wlann 81.
obne 0sronIaiIuns?4
! vGS fpar niAt elmer, es toaren nsbs
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-12-04
About Stock.
served.

John Gamble in Prairie View
neighborhood, sold a COW to Ed
ward Reed for $50.
Eph Hughes OF this city re-
ceived 100 head OF mules from
Sturgeon last week.
j. Il. Brown and James Hays
bought 5000 bushels Of corn of
Brown Bros. at 30 cents.
Edward Reed, Prairie View vi
cinity, bought two COWS Of Mac
Gamble at 81 cents Il ID.
j. n. Stevens, of Martinsburg,
marketed cows last week that
weighed 1885 pounds which
brought him ~ cents.
According to the Live Stock Re
porter,J II. Hays Of this county had
on the market last week 30 head OF
hogs, averaging 202 pounds, top
ping the market at 50 40.
At Il recent sale of mules neal
Columbia uwenty-one head were
sold at prices varying from $40 t.
1854 per head. One span of ,
yearold horse mules brought $32
as much as a good team of road
sters-and a 2-year-old mar,
brough $40.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-12-04
Giiead Revival.

This meeting is progressing
nicely under Bro. II b. Rice who
was greeted with a filed house to
its utmost capacity Sunday morn
ing and evening. Same text used
for both sermons and then the
speaker seemed not to exhaust the
subject, which is found in Prov.
23:7.No issue of Importance which
cometh not from the heart which
is the entral factor Of life.
Solomon preferred an under
standing heart. knowledge is
power"and without thought no
one can have knowledge. The
speaker showed that no one could
attain success in any line of bust
ness without much thought and
having his heart in his work.
Thought is the power that moves
the universe and makes us what
we are, and we are just about what
we want to be. Illustration: fhe
monster engine which pulls It's I'M
mense load up and down the roads
across the continent is the result
of thought. Even the wind is
harneSsed by the mind which Is
the greatest force outside God and
heaven. ReSult-the windmill
and telephone.
This being true with men what
ought 1t to be before God our Gre
ator. We ought to stand ont be-
fore the world as bright and shln
ing lights, beautltylnS the God OF
heaven Will hopic NliISI'dH i'NcS'
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-12-04
MUST GIVE SUPPORT.
Child Born After Divorce of
the Parents.

Kansas City, Mo-. Dee. Am
important decision was rendered to-
day by Judge Broaddus of the
Kansas City court of appeals in
upholdiug the lower courts deci-
sion in the case of George Shan
non against Ollie Shannon. Shan
non and his wife separated April
l., 1900, aud shortly aftcrward
the husband secured divorce on
statutory grounds, the wife fail
ing to appear to de fcnd the suit.
On August ., 1901, a male child
was born TO Mrs. Shannon. \ pc
titiOn was presented to the court
in which the divorce case was
heard asking that the father be
compelled to contribute to the
child's support. Shannon S attor-
neys contended that the child was
not born at the time of the divorce
and as such was the case there
could be no mention Of maintcn-
ance in the decree. The lower
court decided that Shannon should
contribute $50 every three months
to the child's support, and that
the mother should have the custo.
DIV of the child. Judge Broaddus, il
his opinion, says that as the faith
er has abandoned the minor to the
care and custody Of its mother ant
has imposed upon her the burden
of its maintenance. which the law
imposes on the father, there could
be no good reason why the mother
could not, with the aid Of tn,
court, "by the universal custom o
all civilized society, and good co II
science demands that she be heard
The divorce does not terminate tn
fathers liability 20 support tn,
, child"
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-12-04
NeighbOrly NeighbOrs

Miss Bessie Frazier is in Mar
shall where she will spend the
winter.
That genial fellow James Quiu-
Ian, of Walnut Grove Stock Farm,
paid the MESSAGE a business call
Tuesday.
Fulton Sun: DR.. 7. j. BaS-
kett, of Mexico, came in Monday
morning to attend the funeral of
his brother, Martin Basket,
Miss Kate Dudley of Moline and
Miss Ethel Plunkett took the train
yesterday for Texas via Kansas
City at which place they make d
short visit.
About twenty ladies brought
their fancy work and spent the af
ternOon with Mrs. Spence and hcl
guest Miss Maapin who ..leayes 70,
Chicago today.
Mrs j F. McWiliiams entertaine,
at supper last Saturday in hone
of Miss Amanda Maupin of Grea
Falls, Mont. DR.. Spence aud hi
mother, Geo. Pearson, and Mrs
IL. Taylor were among the guests
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-12-04
HOGS DYING.
Lungs of Animals Afflicted
by Small Worms.

A dispatch from Columbia, Mo-,
dated Nov. % is as follows;
A strange and deadly epidemic
among hogs is puzzling vetcrina-
ries in this vicinity aud causing
heavy losses. The disease some
what resembles hog cholera, but
has other symptoms. The most
remarkable SYMPTOM is IA loud rat
Ting in the lungs of the afflicted
animal which can bc heard at II
distance of ii hundred yards. 1t is
Il peculiar sound and when once
heard can never be mistaken.
The malady is rapid in pro-
gress and is pronounced as deadly
as hog cholera. The lungs of the
dead animals are found to be filled
with small white worms, the size
of sewing thread and from one
eighth to seven-eighths of an inch
long. 1t is the opinion OF the
veterinarians that the worms are
brcathed into the lungs of the ami
nal and afterwards Matched by the
heat of the blood. The epidemic
is progressing at an alarming rat,
and heavy losses are reported. III
some cases entire herds have beer
eXterminated
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-12-04

There was an attempt to rob Il
G.. & A. train out of Kansas City
last Saturday night. Brakeman
James Patton frustrated the would
be robbers. There were two Of
them without masks. Patton
struck one of them with his Ian
tern and they jumped from the
train aud fired upon him. He
was wounded in one leg, but he
had accomplished his purpose.
For his nerve Patton deserves a
pension from the railroad com
pany-as Josh Billings would say
flor the rest of his natural
days"
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-12-04

Mr.. Clendenin Of Texas has
bought the Tim Burks farm, 100
acres, four miles northeast Of Mex
leo, paying $47. 80 an acre, and pre-
sents it to his son-in-law, Howard
q. Basket. 1t is fine farm and
such Il present is something to be
thankful for.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-12-04
Died From Wound.

Vandalia, Mo-, Nov. Is
George Roy, aged y, son of Judge
Reuben F. Roy, was accidentally
shot by Henry Glascock, aged y,
while hunting Y thanksgiving day
and died this morning at > o.
clock. DR.. Gutman, Of st. Louis,
was called and amputatcd the boys
limb, but did not save his life.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-12-04

Burglars entered w. E. Crock
ett's restaurant last Sunday night
about II O'Clock Mr.. Crockett
was sleeping in the building and
they took 800 from his pants
pocket. Before they left they
threw coal oil over the rear of the
building inside and then set it on
fire. The fire department was
called ont and the fire was put out
before much harm was done. Mr..
Crockett wishes now he had hunt,
ed vault for that money.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-12-04
County Judge Marries.

Centralia, Mo-, Nov. 30-Judge
$. II. Woo DIS, Il member of the
Boone County Court, was mar
ried to-day at the residence of the
bride, eight miles south of this
city, the Reverend Boxer official.
ing. Several hundred guests were
present and wedding dinner was
served.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-12-04
Revival Closed.

Dentralia, Mo-, Nov. 3O.-Mrs.
Mary Madison, a seventh h day evan
gelist from Oklahoma City, closed
a four weeks revival at the Holt
mss church in this city tonight.
1t had been largely attended and
re suited in Il number of CONVEX
sions and additions to the church
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-12-04

Judge S. E. Kendall will have
for his deputy in the Recorders
Office J. II. Minor. Mr.. Minor
has had experience in the Office
and will know just where to take
hold.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-12-04

Frank Wymore, connected with
the G.. r. Lupton Furniture Co.. +,
has accepted a positl on at Carroll
ton, Mo. and will leave for that
place this week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-12-04

We congratulate Cecil M. Bas-
kett, the editor of the Intelligent
Ger, our contemporary; he is a
proud papa. it is a daughter and
came Tuesday. The parents have
named it JEANNE Catherine Bas-
kett.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-12-04

Mrs. Mamie Leniton, well
known in this city, was married
last week in Kansas City to G. II.
Bentley.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-12-04

Martin Basket, brother of DR..
Il. J. Basket and Miss Sarah Bas-
kett of this city, died at his home
in Fulton last Saturday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-12-04

Dr.. S. n. Yates of Sturgeon has
rendered to Gov. Dockery his res
ignatiOn as clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas. Several applica-
tions for the place.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-12-04

+. NJ. Parker has moved his
famils here from Skinner. His
two daughters, Misses Lolita and
IIene, are pupils III our public
Ochool.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-12-04

s. M. Silver, east of Mexico,
had public sale last week and in
IA few days will move to California
to reside.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-12-04

The MESSAGE adds four new
names to its Mexico subscription
list this week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-12-04

The wife of Gen. Clay Ewing
died at jefferson City last Sunday
night. Her age was SO years.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-12-04

L. Nj. Morris will be assistant to
his son, W. II. Morris, in the
Circuit Clerks office.