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The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
IMPLICATED
BY CONFESSION
Large EanuiactnreTS Were the
4 CODspiratorS Best Customers.
Sensations Expected.

An attache of one of the biggest
iron concerns in the country, with
headquarters in New York, figures
in the confession of Gabriel E. Cor
win as the chief conspirator in the
robbery of the Hopes & Townsend
Company. This statement was
made yesterday by one of the few
people who have read the long
written statement made by Corwin
himself upon the typewriter.
1t is known that one of the best
known Iron salesmen in New York
ordered enormous quantities of
rods, bolts and nuts of Corwin
through the several selling concerns
he managed, and orders bearing
the signature of this man as "pur-
chasing agent" are in the possession
of the Miller and Sharkey Detective
Agency. John H. Flow, attorney
for the Hopes and Townsend Co.,
has examined these orders, and the
experts at work upon the books of
the corporation have traced special
sized bolts direct from the works to
the warehouse Of this suspect in
New York.
"Corwin has decided to let no
guilty man escape, said an attorney
in the case yesterday, who antici-
pated sensational developments be-
fore the six men on Wednesday
before Magistrate Cunningham. He
declined to give any inkling as to
the character of the expected ex-
pose. The fact that Mrs. Corwin did
not 60 to Michigan, as announced
is regarded as significant. She has
taken apartments in this city, and
will remain here with one of her
two children until her husband is
released on bail or it is finally de-
cided that he must stay in Jail until
his trial by jury comes up.
CorWin has named some of the
largest manufactory concerns in the
country as his regular customers,
including the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company, the Rider-Lrikson
Engine Company and j. Edward
Ogden. He particularly calls at
tention to the fact that he could and
did make instant delivery on special
sizes upon which the Hopes &
Townsend Company asked for time.
BY handling all the ,cleyr4ms sent
out by the company, as well as all
those sent to the concern. Corwin
VAS always in a position to know
where to find market for the stock
stored in the four warehouses which
he operated. Realizing the neces.
Sity OF having this information, Cor.
win advertiZed in ali Of the local
newspapers for Il telegraph operator,
with view to naming his own sue.
cesser, from whom he expected to get
copies Of all tclegrams to and from
the Hopes & Townsend Company.
lie WAS not successful In this move,
but succeeded in getting the desired
information through Granz and Max
well, both Of whom had access to the
letter books, in which all kilograms
sent were copied. AMI to the cabinet
in which all kilograms received were
filed,
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
FlLLlNG II CREEK
THE GIGANTIC TASK HAS
BEEN STARTED.

The filling in of ShcNpct Greek,
has begun. The task is a gigantic
one, and thousands Of tons Of gravel
will be necessary 10 complete the
work.
A considerable area Of tho stream
IS 10 lie filed up ard it takes in the
bend Of the stream between the
main line uf the l.. W. x i. railroad
at! the New Castle cutoff, Tie
fact that There is considerable Quck
sand IN the stream viii make the
task more ditflGujt. aud 10 add to
this there is a heavy layer Of sticky
DIack mud on the bottom.
impossible to fOrescc an accident.
Not impossible to be prepared for it
DR. Thomas Electric On. Monarch
owe! pam.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
VANDEGRlFT
GETS FORTUNE.
Reward For Kindness to a Sick
Stranger Many Years Ago.
Amounts to Half a Million

With draft for ten thousand
dollars in his possession and guar :
antee that nearly half million
dollars will be turned over to him
on November Is, John T. Vande-
Grift, of No. 40S Porter street, ar
rived home to-day. Vandegrift
is the man who was reported to
have been left $4,000 for kindness
to man on steamboat twenty
two years ago. Since receiving
word of his good fortune Vande-
grift has been i'll Atlanta, Ga.
The story of Vandegrift's good
fortune reads like a romance. Twen-
ty-two years ago while he was 60
ing from St. Georges to Philadel-
phia on the steamboat Elizabeth
a middle-aged man was taken ill.
Vandegrift went to him in his state
room, gave him liquor, attended
him and saw him safely to q hotel
and under medical attention in
Philadelphia. He did not know
the name OF the man at the time
but the stranger found out the
name Of Vandegrift and thereafter
kept his address in mind
Forty days ago the MN, Wlo was
John McCIarv, a reLirel miner, died
in Atlanta, Ga. He left a Will in
which he provided that his entire es.
tate should 90 to Vandegrift for his
kindness to him on the boat. Hollo-
man Barlow. an AtlAntl attorney,
drew the viii aud is settling the es-
tate, Eanler-rIft returned with u
check for $40, Oo0 and the pronisc'ot
the lawyer t'at the whole property
would be turned over to him on No
vrEbtr H. How mucn it will
amount to he does rot know, but he
has been tod that it amounts to
about half a million dollars and is 10
Gated in New York, Baltimore. A.
laEta, Philadelphia and Providence,
Il. |.
Vandergrift says that he doesn t.
know what he will do with the mol.
cy. 1t is now well invested aud he
will probably allow it to remain as il
Is and devote his time to It's mln-
age;nent. But he wtll bIila himself
rice reside zee here an r.nlIn il.
Wilmln-tpn.
NandcggitI is taking his good forum"
modeslly ana SAWS he is glad to irA
that he can pinch Nlm ,Hlr ~wltholt
awakening and Iill'ng h. WI, in y
dream His family is. Of course,
pleased. Nanlegrltt says he wats
felt that some day he would he
rewarded for his care Of the man on
the boat
NandeErift is about A. years old
ard is employed as mlrhinist bv
the BeIts Machine Company, bat
has not been at work Since he re.
cclved word of tn. money being left
him, as i've went 10 Atlanta It once
Nandegrlft SAYS thathal he not had
Il boit.e Of liquor with him on the
night the man was taken III he
would not have been allie to save The
lie or the Strlnger and he would not
now have the money. 1t appears like
fate to him that ne s!lpnjd have
placed the bottle III his 20 :kct tu
have it in IS, he slJuti D.cyna i'll
himself.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
COAL STRIKE TO END
Announcement Of Settlement
Next Week.
REPORT MADE ON GOOD AUTHORITY
Hazleton Lawyer Proposes n Bill to
Appoint a Receiver For the Coal
Companics-Thc State Cone
stitutiOn Violated.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 20.-In-
formation has reached here through a
private source that the end of the coal
strike is in sight.
The report is to the effect that one of
the largest firms whose representative
in New York have been discussing the
situation for some time had decided
upon Il settlement and that an official
announcement would be made early
next week.
The information seems to have con-
siderable foundat ation and came as an
answer to inquiries sent to New York
parties regarding the filling of large
orders for coal in this city, ntimating
that the orders would probably be
filled sooner than was expected be-
cause of the encouraging prospects Of
an early settlement.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
Old Time Enemy Veterans Guest.

HAMILTON, n. Y, Sept. 2O.-A re-
union of the one Hundred and Fifty
seventh regiment, New York volun-
tvcrs, organized here in 1862, was
held to celebrate the fUrtictl annver-
sary Of the mastering Of the regiment
into service. At Gettysburg the rcgi-
mrnt pressed its line 200 feet farther
than any other command into the
southern lines and suffered Il greater
loss than any other regiment. Colonel
Robert IL. BUStwirk formerly of
South Carolina, whose forces in the
engagement ut Honey Hill were de-
stroy"d by this regiment, now lives in
Hamilton and was he guest of his one
time opponents.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
Island Sale Assured,

COrENIiAGEN, Sept. 2O.-The re-
suits Of the elections of members to
the landsthing, the upper house of the
rigS'lag. as officially given ont assure
the ultimate sale Of the Danish West
Indies to the United States The sale
Of the islands is now absolutely GER
tain. and the matter will be settled
next Octohcr or ut the latest in No
vrmbcr. The lHndSthing will be com
posed of thirty seven members of the
ministerial party as against twenty
nine of the opposition.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
COUNTY COURT
FEARS FRAUD.
Jud&s Mere Unusually Careful
in Gra1tiQg Naturalization
Pa. eTS Yesterday.

In Superior Court yesterday af-
ternoon, thirteen men were n"tur-
'alized and one applicant was re-
fused final papers because he ana
the man voIic!,ing for him We're II II
known by the judges on any person
IN the court room. GA account Ul
the recent discovery Of lrduI prls-
tlccd III obtaining naturalization
papers, Chief Justice Lore ANA
Judge Boyce took uuusua. care -
assure themselves that applicants
were entitled to papers.
The men naturalizcd We're Joseph
Ostro, james Braden, William j.
Braden, Giovanni picazZi, Wilhelm
Stoss, Frederick Brooks, Nathaniel
Warburton, Joseph Baron, William
Moseiy, j. E. j. Clough, Alfred
Seldom, James w. Munck and
Thomas Hlglcy.
The first applicant was vourhed
for by William Deer, but before
proceeding Chief Justice Lore call
ed Tor some person to identify Mr.
Deer, Clerk Of the Peace Quigley
dong SO. This also was required in
every case, the applicant and the
man vuuching for him as we'll hay
ing to be identified to the satisfac-
tlon Of the judges.
The last applicant was a young
Italian, who was vnnrhed for by
an Italian living on Union strCet.
but neither was known. In reflls-
ing to issue papers in this case,
Chief Justice Lore said he did not
wish to he construed as considering
the application irregular, but as a
precautjon he desired the voucher
to identify himself He will return
some day next week with some Of
hi, friends who are known to the
Judges Or court Officers.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
Three Killed at u trOskiug.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept, 2O.-The
Montreal express over the Grand
Trunkhai!road bound toward Portland
killed three people at the crossing at
West rLWnHl. The victims were: Abel
Bowie, aged SGycnty-on": his sister, Re
b"rrl Bowie, aged siXty-four, and Ad-
die Bowie. his daughter, aged twenty
seven. The three Were driving from
Durham to North PoWnal, where they
had been visiting. with a single horse
and buggy. The train struck the team
at the crossing and completely de-
mOlShCu it,
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
STATE CONVENTION
Y. NJ. G. A. SESSION TO BE
HELD AT SMYRNA

Preparations are being made for
the w. .. II. U. state convention
which is to be held in Smyrna, Oc-
tober 8, 9, 10. Important business
will be transacted at this convention.
At the opening fall meeting Of the
W. c. 7. u, which was held yester-
day afternoon plans were LAID for the
coming convention, and the lollwinS
delegates were elected: Mrs. John
Talley, Mrs. Theodore W. Francis
and Mrs. Mccormick. Mrs. Thomas
Darlington was elected delcgatc.at-
large.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
rIOp rty transfers

The following transfers Of real.
estate were recorded IN the OlIi;e ut
register Ten Weegcs yesterday; VII
lam &. IindAIl to Elizabeth A. Med.
holt lot east side II Jctlersuii street,
north side Tenth street for SO POO;
Kate Lang to Bert&a D. SloemaAer,
two lots west SIDE Of Rodney street
north VI Second street for Il: same
two lots west o! SedrIeS street North
Of Second street II; Jenette and
A AbrunAm Cohen 10 Isaac Miller
house and lot west side Of ShlpIcy
street north Of Front street, for
81 500.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
Fig Fire In i'ittSIpurS.

pITTSnIRG, Sept. 1o.--The barbed
wire department of the Oliver plant of
the American steel and Wire compa.
ny. on til" south side, has been totally
destroyed by fire. Loss about S15O,OOO
The fire was caused by the explosion
of II lamp, which in turn caused the
room, and in Il very short time the ell
tire building was in naiucS
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
70 med A League

The West Side League met in
Woodlens Hail last evening and con-
pleted its organization by ciectiug
these otficers: President. John p.
Lingo: second vice.president, Eman.
vel Gooding. Sectary, A. c. Brooke,
Treasurer John W. Bird. Sergeant
a. arms. Henery Mills, Chaplain.
James L. Cannon. The league will
meet on the first and third FRIDAYS
in each month. The object is to
futher The general interests OF the
colored rAca.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
WaHhery Dam Dynanited.

WIlkESHARkE. Pa. Sept. 2h.-A
dam ON SolonouS creek, near here,
from which tn" L"high and Wilkes
barre Coal company obtained water to
operate its Maflct washery. has been
blown up by dynamite. Tho Lehi@h
and Wilkcsbarrc Coal company intend
the lack Of water the machinery could
not be put in operation. Striking min
crs are accused Of blowing up the
dam
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20

Delaw are Cuuuty Historic al Society.

Media, Pa. Sept. lH-The Della
ware County Historical Society, at
their annual meeting he'd here ast
evening, elected the follow inr
odIcers. esIden., a Lewis Smith,
Media, Nce-prcsIGents, A .. G.
Smith, Media, and h. NJ johnson,
ST., Chester; secretaries, II, &. Ash.
mead Chester, aud llor ace J.. Chey.
ney, treasurer, Edward II. Hall,
Media.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
ixh bitiDn DutI.

The Boys Social OF the Peoples
Settlement, will give an exhibition
military drill at ShrIIpot Park this
evening The drill viii be free to
the pubic, The boys viii be III fun
untfOrm. After the exercises Pro-
1csSor II. 5. GoIdey will make an
address. 1t is hoped that Il number
OF people will be present.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
Receivership For Coal COHapnnies.

y Sofsh
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2O.-Daniel
II. Mccarthy a lawyer of Hazleton,
Pa, visited Senator Quay at Republic
an state headquarters here and sub
mitted to the senator draft of a bill
making provision for the appointment
Of a receiver to assume control of the
anthracite coal mines under certain
contingencies. The measure authorizes
the legislature to appoint a receiver for
the coal companies on the ground that
the corporations have violated the state
constitution, which provides, in article
1G. section 3, that charters and fran
chises of Incorporated companies may
be revoked If the business of the cor.
porations is so conducted as to infringe
on the rights of individuals on the pub
lie welfare.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
fortune FAVORS A TEXAN.

'Having distressing palua IN hoad
back and stomach, and being without /
petite. | began to u,a DR.. Kings New
Life Pills" writes W. Z. Whitehead of
kennedaIe, Texas, "nnd soon felt like
new mn0. infallibIe In stomach and
liver troubles, Olly 25c. at n. B. Dan
forh's drug ito Q.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
GulI Mining Plant Nnrncl

HELENA, Mon, Sept. 20. -- The
stamp mill ana cyanide plant of the
Columbian Gold Mining company at
York has been burned. The loss is
$j0o0p. The plant was owned by
Michigan people.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
Lawn Party.

Mrs. John Mendenhall of Newport
will entertain the Kindergarten
children Of Peoples Settlement, and
their mothers on the lawn at her
home this afternoon.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
Trial Trim.

The torpedo boat destroyer. Hull
was given trial trip on the Della
ware river yesterday. 1t was not
au official trip.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20

THE ubiquitous reporter hasn't
told us Of late where that new P,
w. q B. depot is to be located.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20

Simm's Comp. Pennyroyal Pills. The
aides extraordinary remody. b surs
ysu get the Comp"
BY mai! Sl.0U. 6)6 King street,
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20

THE fact that the universal type
of stove used III WiImington is con
stracted for hard eOHI consumption
exclusively, IS just now causing
the thrifty housewife here no oud
of VeXatiotL She has the choice Of
three evils first tp pay two prices
for anthracite; second to buy Il new
stove, and third 10 drive herself
into fits hy attempting the USE Of
bltuminous coal IN an lnpractjca-
bic CRATE.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20
LAST ST.. 90 EXcURTION FOR THE SEA>CN
10 OBAL 'lMORE VIA PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD,

The last excursion to Baltmore
for thepresentse aSoo via the Penn
sylvania Railroad will leave W il
mlngton by sbeclal train on Sum
day morning next. September q,
at9' a. m. Round trip tickets S1.OO
good Only on special train in each
direction. Special tr ain leaves B al
timore returning at E. 80 p. m.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20

OuR whipping post is serving
EOOd purpose agmn today. Some
have sald that It lSa rrllc ~ harbnr-
ism, and others that it In an extreme.
cruelty, but we NrntIrc that these
opinions, originality, came from
those who, unfortunately. had
hugged 1t.
WHAT'S the use Of making 80
much blustcr now Its the votes
that count, and, come to think Of
1t, we've got Il few more on the
books than our Democrat" friends
can boast of.
WHATS the matter with purty
harmony! Let's wnVvp It up,
everybody.
WE observe that the turn down
given Lii Handy by our Democratic
friends. has taken some Of the wind
ont Of the geutleuran's stnuua..h
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20

$Loo TO BAL TIMORE AND RETURN,
si.oo. SUNDAY, Sep IEMBER 2Slh
VIA. b. & O. R.R
One dollar to Baltimore and
return via Baltimore and Ohio
railroad Sunday, Septe mber %.
Special trains leave Market street
at s. IS a. M. Delaware Avenue Sta.
lion at 9 a. m. Returning, leave
Baltimore, Camden Station, 7 .. m
Mt. Royal Station IO5 p, M
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20

THIS Republican state campaign
is somewhat quiet just now, but
we'll make things lively enough on
election day.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-20

Dubeli ths Hauter
60 to Charles E. Dubsll for your 4,
and caps Of all stvis, No. ) Lai5 Tuir IL
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-02
JEW ELRY.

We have a line of jewelry at Zoe
for the choice that will make you
wonder if we had gone to stealing.
Don't fail to see it; contains all
the new stick pins, brooches, etc.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-02
BANNER FASHIONS.

These are the most popular. pat
terms on the market and we want
you to try them. Once you use
them you will always be a Gus
toner.
To push their sale we will until
November LIST sell Zoe patterns at
Sc and l5c patterns at lOc-no
higher.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-02
CLOTHING BARGAINS.

Mems heavy suits, worth Sc. 80
to 81 80, our price 1926.
Boys $500 suits, our price
$1.75.
Boys 1925 suits, orr price
81 so.
Mems pants, worth 81, 80, at 81.
. " " So, at 81. 80.
Our 45c line Of overallS can't be
beat. Take a look
We are constantly receiving spe-
cial bargains in this line; they
don't last long enough to adver-
tise them. Ask to see our bar
gains in this line.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-02
Street Fair Premiums.

A pair of Tennent Shoes value
$500 for best peck of Timothy
seed.
Decorated lamp value $3.50 for
largest beet any variety.
Decorated lamp value $3.50 for
largest turnip any variety.
Oldest Lady attending the fair
ii dress bonnet value $3.50.
Oldest man attending the Fair,
a hat value 81 so.
All competing for last two pre-
NUNS must register at our store.
Premiums awarded last day at
3 p. m.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-02
SHOES

We are agents for 1.-THE Tennent
Shoe Co. and specially recommend
their line.
Our 81. % line of mems shoes
are equal to shoes others sell at
$3.50. Try them.
Our 81 35 shoes are by far the
best values you ever saw. A full
line Of mems and ladies' all styles
Of toe and finish. Try a pair on
our say so. Guaranteed to be all
solid leather.
Felt Boots-We carry the Mis-
souri, made goods-none better,
every pair must give satisfaction
Jobs in Shoes-We always have
on our bargain counter many spe-
cial bargains in shoes, being small
lots or shoes bought at il sacrifice
These we sell at about one half
regular price.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-02
STOVES AND HARDWARE.

We have good line of stoves the market Our prices
down. Let show you the HOWARD Air Tight ater
they guaranteed ~ of the fuel full line of heating
stoves cook stoves and special prices next few weeks
Full line of stove pipe, coal hods, shovels, etc.
We carry complete line of shelf hardware prices.
Hand files inch mill files Zoe; 10 inch mill file
l2c horse rasps, worth soc, at 3Oc.
pounds Of nails 25c.
Anger bits Zoe; hap and staple &c. shoe ESQ., door locks 9c
Hinges of all kinds &c 2Oc barn door hinges 4Oc;
barn door rail- per foot horse shoe nails pound 12ct
pipe joints Zoe; elbows
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-02

Our strong point in the Dir
goods department.
We somehow always lead in ho-
siery values.
Special-One ease of extra
heavy hose for boys and girls,
sold everywhere at 2jc per pair,
our price l5c.
Mems extra heavy Rock-ribbed
half hose, good value at Zoe, our
price 3 for 25c.
Ladies' heavy fieecelined hose,
ribbed top, easily worth zoe, our
price 15c.
Full line of wooden hosiery at
prices that defy all attempted com
petition.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-02
GLOVES FOR EVERYONE.

Our line of gloves is composed
of the cream of several large lines.
Our prices are away down-Spe-
cial Bargains in sample gloves,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-02
Produce Wanted.

We want your produce and will
pay more than the market price
for it, and sell you goods lower
than any house in Audrain Co.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-02
MEXICO STREET FAIR

This promises to be the greatest
street fair ever held and you are
cordially invited and expected to
come.
We have fitted up a large room
where you can rest and eat your
lunches. Everything will be done
to make your visit a pleasant one.
Don't fail to make
The BLACK FLAG
your head quarters. You will not
be intruding.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-02
UNDERWEAR, DUCK COATS,
ETC.

We have always led in this de-
partment.
Here's a Snap-Men's extra
heavy fleece lined underwear,
double knit wrists and ankles,
easily worth SOC, our price 3Sc.
Mems Jersey ribbed underwear,
fieeced lined, worth Soc, our price
25c.
Ladies' extra. heavy fleece lined
underwear 23c.
Misses union suits 25c.
Our line of duck coats is I'M
evualed anywhere.
Heavy covert cloth coats, wind
and water proof, worth 81 rs, our
price 81 40. Extra heavy, worth
S.. extra long and double
breasted, our price $500.
Boys duck coats 6jc up.
We have the best 81 90 duck
coat in Audrain Co. See it.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-02
Sewing Machines

We have to offer you an excel
lent line of sewing machines at one,
third the price agents ask for same
quality.
Drop Head Machine like you see
advertised $10.50.
Drop Head Machine guaranteed
for ten years $13. 80.
We advise you to buy our $15
machine but of course will sell
you the cheaper one if you want its
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-02
HATS TRIMMED FREE!

II you buy the trimming from will trim hat for
free of charge. Remember the ORIGINAL ONLY CUT
PRICE millinery house in Mexico. SATISFACTION GUAR
ANTEED.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-02

For eight have had the reputation showing the
most stylish hats for smallest price This expect
beat record We position sell goods %
cent cheaper than house Auan Co. We and
challenge all the contrary. Buying three
quantities that would competitors We stand
reputation and don't have depend anoers reputation
for
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-02
WINDOW SHADES

A Special Bargain-Best quail
ity fringed window shade, worth
soc, our price 25c. Without
fringe 22c.
Paper shades &c, 3 for 25c.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-02
GROCERY SPECIALS.

3 pounds good coffee 25c.
1 pounds good crackers 25c.
l. pounds best soda 25c.
I pound packages soda Doe.
1 Zoe cans lye 25c.
, good 3 string brooms Doe,
4 pounds ginger snaps Doe.
| gal. Deering harvester oil Doe,
= gallons best black oils 25c.
Gun shells, per box Soc,
Hundreds of other bargains.