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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-02-22
III Honor Grants Memory.

On Saturday. when Prince Henry visits
the tomb OF General Grant, ha will place
two wreaths on the tomb, one from the
kaiser and the other his own gift. Both
will be composed OF American Beauty
roses. lilies and orchids. and will have in
the center crown. The emperor's wreath
will be worked In flowers, the initials
wv !. R.''-"William Imperator Rex"
The pier at the foot OF West Thirty fourth
street, where the prince will land. has been
made a special subprecinct police station.
with two captains, ten roundsmen, fifty
mounted policemen and 100 patrolmen. all
picked men. It is known as the Hohen1ol-
lern precinct.
A Postal telegraph once, with a direct
wire connection with the German cable,
has been established on the dock at the
foot OF Thirty fourth street for the ae-
commodAtion Of Prince Henry Of Prussia
and his suite, who will thereby be in in
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-02-22

NEW YORK. Feb. 22.-Fire that broke
out early this morning in the srmory OF
the Seventy-hrst regiment, National guard,
New York. at Park Avenue, Thirty-third
and Thirty-fourth streets, spread to the
Park Avenue hotel and at least four lives
were lost, while the damage is roughly es-
timated at over 81, 100000.
One woman, a guest of the hotel jumped
from the 6fth story and is believed to be
fatally injured.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03

E,toy entire las fauesa del sbismo, en- aisa
mar sot5, On inl eAmarota que yi0Ts dules
1nants MI beso de "a ondss
Ia mocha 10 sxtiende como una skbHns de
.ysanones, infnlta gr&vs / El gran monstrno
Tugs, on su vos de ggsnte murmuEA estrcfAa
= niegtrlhs de inaonoA0ie grRndsza.
LA sspumas surgsn soore ~ Degra super
aeis como palumas biAncss, luego ga sIta-
aaD - evsporan, como slnas de enRmorAdos
anVentss, de posAAs muers0s
LA estrelias, con aus gTRndeH pupilaK de
Inz. rniran ijAmente. lGs ruoes, Pai.a&a Via
isdoras del ciso, sc sgitan, SO Coz ntanden,
yusIan, con Is tragiiidad rsdi&nts de las coskS
intAr gihiesl
vfrgsu De sus shlsmteP
~ srribp, sse holisonte luminoao, que nos
dice? ,,
nuacs 10 que aonnoe?
5P5r au6 noa bgitAmos snsre 81 haalo da
IA vida. el SENIOR as iA mnerte?
E.ts xfan lnCssaDte que nos deVoRa poF
averlguAr nuestgo dssslno, as noble, 0 ea lnntlir
81 D9lor nos digoihcA nos sirvs como
De seesla psrs hseenasE tI1es, nos hasa
egnlstRB = cruslaE?
ISsrs gsnsroso loAoie que saeFihqusmos
= IL ylrtud nusstras pAslonss, nuestFos place
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03

En p samens anterior, seg6a fnvitaci6n
que circu 8, 50 iiev6 efscso sn el local de Il
escuels graduRds, Is Jnnta para ia eIecci6n de
parsonas qua compGpdrsn 81 Comit6 de defsn-
a. de ID Rtqpsza cRfetsra.
-HA gisIsAdo sstz pob'sci6n al 1ngeniaro
primsru de ID Comp fis da FsTrocarri es de
ests isls, ausentandoas despu6s para lA ciudad
de San asrm6n, an asuntos De q merclonada
empFesa. IT, vscindarto espera que euanto
antes 80 inanguren los trAhaios para easa ala
trito.
Fla regresado de In Rsr dbliea de vene-
zuela IN compsf1fs de su nc nora madre, don
JssGs Marfs G)nxales. Vzfios mi isfes f1a-
ron racihlf % usIlos al csmino de- Arsciho.
-Ssg6n hemos podido IL )rmarnos los ira.
bAios da IL eRrretsra lie San Sebastian Q este
pueblo. consinnan con mucha actividad.
-F!n In semana pasais giro vista aquf,
Ell Iaspsctor de Sanldad del Distrito Norts,
don Jofe NJ Saldsf&.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03

Ri aprsciahla profisor principal don d..
miugo Aponts, da cfassa grataitRs de instruc-
cf6n vArias Ee1ofiiAs do doe a cuatro de 10
tRrde.
-Varfaa i6vanes SO frasladarkn al pueblo
de CAmuy antss del lie Ssptiambre pr6ximo,
sn dopde slfcirkn fxsmsnas para pre- t saoras.
Las dessamos quo Obsengan sus diplomas.
-Ss ha aussntado dB esta localiiad para
San Sebastlsn 81 aprsciAbls ioven don mig
no visntos, agente visgsro de la oompsffa do
Ssguros de Vida GEL Sol del OanadS.s Ha par.
msnseido aauf varfos dfss en- asuntos de ID
respectable Com Oh hf. qas Representa-.
-Ei dia dc Ssptiarubra entrsnts fa lie'
vars sfecto en- al cott GO aispsno Americana
cargo de don J3t6 Ba!lestsFoa una valeda
lirico dramktica, ss pondrs an ascena una pre-
cioss Y ,rzuela y otras uiszes que desemp+ ma.
r&u Ion a!unnoa del Colegio. FslicitAmos al
stfior B Allasteros. por ell festival.
-Ei sGhado 30 aatuvo ell Marcado baasanfe
concurrido, Ell ten po busno, hay abnndan-
cia de frutos memories.
e dia % lei mss de Agosto anterior, IS
di6 sepuItura en- ell eemanterio al csd&vsr del
amplasdo municipal Alsio Rod,fgues dicho
tovsn vsnia sfrvisndo su dastino hsefsn eerca
de cCasro al ~ fuaron tndsllea ins auxfiios de
IL ,isneis mel Que 80 le prodigaron para
sarvGrle.
Pas aus rsstoa nusstro r6'ame sus
fAmiiiares.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03
De Yabucoa
sefior Director de LA pEMooRAc1A.

Sef1or Director de LA DEMocRAcIA
DlHttp guido amigo: SIempre que LA
DEMcCRACIAJ eThe San Juan N. w slgdn
otro psriodico ds nueatra Colsctivdad epRrsce
algdo srelto, noticis, ETC., etc. de este pusblo,
por 10 regular fe supons que som3s Eus auto
res, 8 mi qusxido amigo don jose T. Bsrrfos
ell que e.taa lfneas escrlbs; y como o siemprs
90 Atf puss rne conata q7e otvos corre sgions-
rios escriben tambi6n para los par6feos ci-
tsdos, qnisro que 90 sepe, qas no raspondo
nipg1n suei&o, notiela, etc, que no aparssca
con Ia frma gLuis Pandura.S
Yoae qua los amfgos que envlan nosaa
Ia prensa responder psrson almsnts da sus as
tos. como no qnisro ser padre de eriatnyas
gus no hs ergsndrsdo, nj IN de aqusllas
cuyo autor ee &Luis P&ndhra, hiio.z que sara
mi hiio, pueato que 81 10 ahrms, pero qus es
mayor lie edad Eeaponsable de aetcs,
esparo que pubIjqae sats aclsraci6n en- al va
lients diario. para que en- 10 susesIvo no ma
echsn N uart0s de otro.
Qaedo como siempre su ffmo. amigo
Augusta Gautier.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03
The paperwith largest circulation in the island
Este peri6dco es ell de mas circulation en- la isIa
EN- Ell MAR

res, para llevsrIa . Ice gusanos de Is tumoR
ell RessVo do m uchog dias do sngustia, de mu-
chGs horsa de prusbs, dc muchAS cEstidades y
b hsFoismosP
d EI sAcFifcio quisn 10 recompenaaP
JLs farbosa doctrina de Epienro, no sera
ell evAngsIid de Ia vlds?
GPor que Il al alma eH immortal, 81 10 ma.
teri& es trEbsisoria, si 10 humane tiene ell sopio
dlvno, nc SO musVe In hoi& del &rbo sin 10
voluntRd do Dlos, por que no vivimos todos q
IL vida con Ia mism& rs con In miam& energfa,
para saber sspersr ID hora del trlunfoP
L SEl inakInto hscla el Ben, hacia ell Nal.
no ss orgalico?
Ah lob MisseFios impsnstrs hles!
Y mieutr&s Ia az6n l& Fe, L. humani-
dad ale "a haefs 10 desso nocido, 6bria de eSro-
res, 0e G&lda en- cai1as ain hsllkr Ia ruta, de-
sangfada zdolIsnte, llenA as Ikgrimas los oios
de sonFsRs los aolos, tEiste aiegra, atavla-
da con ssdas harapos, psEf0m&da hsdfon-
da, como nh aspuicEo cubierto de horesi
Estoy o. bordo en- plaza mar, solo, sn nai
eamArote qua vihra dulcements 81 beso de las
ondas, ss2rFbiendo estas liness para IT, ANA
d. mia, qpb viyss en- is Rmargura de mi Aussn
els, snfTat la cFusldad abrumadora de mi
esceptcismol
]. |. Vargas Villa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03
]. |. Vargas Villa.

Ella BORINQU EN.s--De Targa g ca No
olvidsr qua cara casa es In que mas barato
Vends cue constantaments introduce nusvas
msrcancisk p aEtlculOs dc ALA noVadad, Wis
tA haee fap
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03
fara enrar san RosGFaaaaO

m nn dis tome las PASTILLAS LAXAN-
TES DIG BRUMO-QU1NlNA. FL bosicar1o
la dsvol7erA ell dinsrO 81 no &c cuF&. La hfna
do X. w. GROVE 81 halls sn ssda cs1ita'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03
Manifestations poIiticas
Rio Plsdraa IL. de Sspsismbrs 1909

Rio PI.draa IL. de Espsiembrs 1902.
Sr Director de LA DRMocRACIA.
Muv ssf,r nf Habendo eumpliao iR
adad que exige la ley para scner dsrscho Al
v3to electoral. pido an puaato an les Glss del
gran pRrtido federal americana, pass shmpfa
he am ado mi patria y 20. eso quiaro ulhrma
con lou defsnsoras an todo tiempo On ellas fmf.
tRndo mis- hsrnanos De ustad o II NO Fss.
Julian Guadalupe.
Carraiio Crfujillo altcl 80 Agcsto .o2.
sr, presidents del Cornit6 federal.
Pueblo.
Mnv ssf1ar INFO: AcAho de enmplir 21 amos.
Entro q goEAr dc uno de los dsrech0s uaAt hare
mosos del ciudadano, el derscho slscsorai.
Lao Ia prsnsa veo II marcha de ioH par
4fdos que Sc sgiGsn sn mi pals.
v5y 81 parMdo que denende In dosssinA
regional
Tsnga Ii hOndad de fnscriblrm0 como s0i-
dado dal gan partldo cure iefe 90 uno de 100
que .yfrtc en- e. 81 las psrseeucfonea del inscn'
dicioD a .smo espafi,l.
Ds listed alto. o.acorreligionario,
Jose Francisco Diaz Viefa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03
Fiesta de la virgen
de la Monserrate

Ia In casa ds H. faraius Husrtas So estAn
esiebrando las novsnss Ia vfrgan de In Mon
serfsta El domingo por IL tarde Sc trasiada
re de In egsa en- proeast5n nj tsura donde "a
Ie hgrS In fiests que 60 al lupea. Il maYtes en-
In noehs ne traaladarA otra VaB 10 casa dc Ii
fndlcsda famiiia.
Ss supiieA o1os los halss eonGurran
dieho aceo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03
De ADMINISTRATOR

Como 10 teri&mos anuneiado, rsapAiscsra
en- sstoa diss oil cuadro negro y en- 81 1os de
nuestros agentsG que NOS han biriaco los
cuartos cue eohrAron por auscripctones vencl'
das.
No eatamoa dispuestos tolerar abuses
que, nor dsfgracls, se repitsr.
LA psciensis &c agots.
IT. Flores.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-03

five are travcrsed by railroads, and
that these five instead of being poop
led by Democrats were overwhelmingly
Republican, and have been so for the
last forty years. He would have in
formed Mr.. Allen further that the
number of communities 'unlighted by
electricity were much fewer in Mis-
souri, than in his own State of Kan
sas. He could have informed him
further that there is no county i'll
Missouri that has not ono or more
newspapers, while in his own State
of Kansas there are five counties which
have no publication at all
This loyal Missourian could, had he
been present, have said further to
Mr.. Allen that III his own State of
Kansas there are just the same num-
Der of counties untrayerSCd by rail
roads as i'll Missouri, and that four of
the five bear the good Republican
names of Stanton, Stevens, Morton
and Grant.
"Then this loyal Missourian could
have gone further and informed Mir
Allen that the State he had so gross
ly slandered has the largest pcrma-
ncnt school fund of any State i'll the
Union, aggrcgating over 1000, 900 ;
that, in addition to the interest ON
this magnificent sum, Missouri distri-
butcs to her schools onc.third of her
entire State Revenue, amounting to
over million dollars annually.
"lIC could have said to Mr.. Allen
that the tax mtc i'll Missouri for
State purposes was less than half
what il is in his own State of Kan
sns further that the Missouri tau
rate was lowest of any State i'll all
the Union.
"Thcn this loyal Missourian could
have gone still further and Informed
Mr. Allen that Missouri assesscs cor
porate property 60 per cent higher
than his own State of Kansas, and
| that, in addition, the fees and special
taxes collected from railroads and
other corporations more than paid the
entire expenses of the State depart
ment-a condition very unlike that IN
! his own State of Kansas.
| "But there seems to have been NJ
! MissOurian present who cared to de
| fCnd the fair name of the great Com
mOnwcalth. Instead, there were bird'
of i'll omen who chattercd much OF
looted school fund, of 'juggled &C
counts, and clappcd their wings IL
approval when their own State wa
! tTadUCcd
Missouri has made wonderful nd
yancemcnt in the Inst few decades il
material development and progress
not, however, because Of the policy q
the Republican party leaders and Re
publican newspapers, hut III spite q
their persistent and dishonest cry o
Poor Gld Missouri Who has hcarC
a Republican party leader, or leading
Republican newspaper, since the day
of Joseph Il McCullagh, speak II
praise of Missouri $ magnificent #choo
fund or of her exceptionally low Ia
rate, or say anything concerning thci
State which would invite q single i'm
migrant or encourage the invcstmon
of dollar of capital:
"Thcrc are many fair-mindcd, pub
lic-spiritrd Republicans IN Missouri
but 1t is significant fact that tn
men who shap" the policy of the par
t. do not come from this class y
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-03

Mary, took dinner with Mrs. Lea
Barnes Saturday.
Buford Cauthorn has returned
home from school.
Miss Gertie Bybec and sisters,
Goldic and Ruthlc, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Lea Brown.
Harry Worlry has gone to st.
Louis.
Miss Mary Coaklcy opens three
months term of school in the
Weaver district Monday. We wish
her success.
Those on the sick list are: Lula
Werner, Uncle Sam Finks and
Mrs. Caroline Wilson.
Mrs John Brown aud daughter,
Mamie, have returned from II Wis.
it in ST. Louis county.
Theodore Barnes and wife spent
Sunday with Mr.. Duncan anG
family.
Misses Mamie Brown and Ger
tie Bybcr spent the afternoon wit.
Miss Josie Jones Monday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-03

Following is the opening chapter of
the campaign book, which will soon
be ready for the press:
1T is difficult to comprehend the
spirit which prompts Republican
party leaders to defamc their own
State.
Legitimate party criticism is not
only allowable, but is proper and ben
eticial to public interests but Repub.
lican party leaders are not content
with this. Instead they seize upon
every possible opportunity on thestump
and in the press to prato of poor old
Missouri and hold their State up to
ridicule.
"This policy would be bad enough
if there were some foundation for
such talk, for, as the old maxim goes,
it is dirty bird that befouls his own
nest, but to defamo the State with
out II shadow of justification is in
famous i'll the eyes of every loyal Mis-
sourian, no matter what his party
preference may be.
Party politics is one thing, State
pride another Republican party
leaders have become so consumed with
the former that they have apparently
lost all the latter. So far has this
spirit gone among the faithful who
are shaping the Republican party pol
icics that the term poor old Missouri
has become the Republican battle cry.
Every expression of dcrision and con-
tempt against the State, however
hasclcss aud unjust, or whoever made
by, is hailed with approval by Repub-
| liCun party leaders and by the most
prominent Republican party journals,
"A case directly i'll point: At the
banquet given in Kansas City i'll Feb
ruary by the Young Mems Republican
Association, II State organization of
which both Colonel Kcrens and
Chairman Atkins are members, Hen
nv j. Allen, of Kansas, made use of
| this language:
In Missouri are many remote
communities, untraversed by rail
roads, unlighted Ivy electricity, unvis-
tied by newspapers The people who
were born there and who yet live
| there are hereditary Democrats. The
problem there can be solved only 10y
| the slow process of education.
Strike from Mr.. Aliens language
! the word Democrats and substitute
/ the word Republicans, aud even
/ then such Il SANDER on the State
would have raised storm of indig
nation i'll any Democratic gathering
And yet this slandcrous attack OF
the Commonwealth was applaudcd by
the 800 Republicans who sat arounC
the banquet board, and was published
with approval by the leading Repub
lican papers of the State. In all tht
audience Of Republican party mana
ayers there was not one who did no
sink his State pride below the level o
mere partisan politics.
Eve have no quarrel with Mr.. Al
len. He had evidently been readin,
Missouri Republican newspapers, anC
listening to Missouri Republican ora
tors. and his conclusions were TIM
direct and natural result of the infor
nation he had thus received. II i
not surprising the people away from
Missouri, who read Republican news
papers, form the opinion that the
State has many remote communitic
untravcrscd by railroads, unlighteC
by electricity and unvisitcd by news
papers.
But If there had been loyal Mis-
sOurian present he would have said &
Mr.. Allen that he had been grOssl
misinformcd as to Missouri. That a
the 10 counties of this State all hu
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-03
COUNTY COLLECTOR.

We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM NINION
as candidate for County Collector, sub
jcct to the action of the Democratic pri-
mary, April 20.
We are authorized to announce
ALBERT HARRISON
as candidate for County Collector. sub
jcct TO the action Of the Democratic pri-
mary, April ~.
We are authorized to announce
l.. AMOS HARRIS
a candidate for County Collector, subject
to the action Of the Democratic primary,
April 70.
We are authorized to announce
j. IlORD DAVIS
a candidate for County Collector, subject
to the action of the Democratic primary,
April %.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-03
millinery
THAT SUITS!

In style, quality,
price.
All our Hats are de-
signed, prepared and
trimmed in Mexico. No
rejected, picked-over so
called pattern hats from
other cities or towns.
If there is anything
about our hats you
don't like we have all
kinds of material to
change them to suit
your tastes. We have
standing orders with
one of the largest faCto-
ries in flowers, ETC., to
keep us supplied with
all the new things.
Don't buy CITY,
READY-TRIMMED hats
when you can get one
specially designed to
suit you for less money.
Yours to please,
The Black Flag,
West Side Square.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-03

Miss Ethel Thornburgh, who
has held an important position
with the MESSAGE for two years,
resigned this week and accepts the
position AS stenographer with Pres
idcnt Million at Hardin College.
Miss Thornburgh is most intclli-
gent, cultured and refined, is striv-
ing for the top, and we wish her
every success.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-03

Prairie Lea school district voted
l6 to for supervision of schools,
about l6 votes for to only one IL
gainst. Twenty other precincts
heard from give l64 against to II
for
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-03
COUNTY CLERK.

We are authorized to announce
\. u. BLEDSOE
a candidate for County Clerk. subject to
the action OF the Democratic primary
April 2d.
We are authorized to announce
=. T.. LOCKE
rs a candidate for County Clerk, subject
to the action of the Democratic primary
April ri.
We are authorized to announce
JAMES NJ. BARNES
acandidatc for County clerk, subject to
the action of the Democratic primary,
April 26.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-03

EX-Gov. John p. Altgeldt died
leaving his widow penniless. Chi
cagoans have undertaken to raise
$40, 600 for the widow by sub
scription.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-03

The temperance voters i'll the
First ward didn't like their nom
inee for alderman and &c voters
cast their ballots for Lemuel Grim
for alderman.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-03

Mr.. Fred Brandt, of Muscatine,
Iowa, who recently bought a fine
farm in this county, tells the MIS-
SAGE that people have been leaving
his state, too, in great numbers.
Near 2000 left his county this win
ter for Montana and Dakota. Land
too high in Iowa-from $75 an
acre to $50. Come down into Au-
drain, you good Iowa people; land
here from 500 up.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-03

The Norwegian literary enter
tainment to have been given Tues
day evening at Hardin college was
declared off on account of the dis
cipline some of the girls have
brought upon themselves.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-03

Gov. Dockery has appointed
Ralph Orthwein, broker, base ball
magnate and dealer in fine horses
as Circuit Court Clerk in st. Louis.
Orthwein is well known in Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-03

MEXICo"phyicsian" was on trial
before the State Board of Health
yesterday at Kansas City charged
with malpractice.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-03
OBTAINING MISSOURI.
Sam Cook Strongly Con-
dennis DefamatOry
UtteranceS.

jefferson City, Mo-, March co.
Secretary of State Sam b. Cook Is
preparing n political handbook for
Missouri, which will be ready for
distribution in the course of few
weeks.
Mr.. Cooks purpose is to compare
the records of the two leading po-
litical parties of Missouri, and also
compare the Democratic record in
this state with the Republican records
in the adjoining states of Illinois,
Iowa and Kansas.
The figures given are taken from
the official records and no statement
will be made which is not verified by
the records of the respective states.
The assessment of railroad property
i'll Missouri under Republican and
Democratic rule, and II comparison of
Democratic assessment i'll this state
with that of the Republican states
named, make an interesting and i'm
dition of Missouri and the earnings of
the state departments now as compared
with the Republican rule the crea-
tion and the reduction of the state
debt the management of the school
funds the policy of the Republican
party leaders and party journals in
defaming their own state, the gold
brick statesman whom the Rcpubli
cans have secured from the Democracy,
with other subjects, are all handled
in such way as to be especially con
venicnt and useful to public speakers
and newspaper publishers. Mr. Cook
makes the Republican cry of Poor
Old Missouri" the subject of his open.
ing chapter.
OBTAINING Missouri.
1T is difficult to comprehend tn,
spirit" says Mr.. Cook, (which
prompts Republican party leaders in
Missouri to continually defame thcil
/ own state.
Legitimate party criticism is not
only allowable, hut is proper ant
beneficial to public interests; but Re
/ publican party leaders are not con
/ tent with this. Instead they sei2,
upon every possible opportunity OF
the stump and in the press to pirate o
poor ola Missouri and hold thci
state up TO ridicule
This policy would be bad enougl
if there We're some foundation 70
such talk, for, as the old maxim goes
1T is dirty bird that bcfOul
its own nest but to defame the stat,
without n shadow of justification i
infamous in the eyes of every loya
Missourian, no matter what his part,
preferences may be -
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-03

j. IL. Sallee aud Il. ID. Rodgers
were elected school directors in the
Mexico district. Tie extra levy
also carried.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-03

The following are the new vestrY-
men at the Episcopal church: DR..
An. Patter son, CT. Allen, w. H..
Upham, Green Clay, h. L. Goodyn,
Rhodes Clay, Chas. Ethridge.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-03
COUNTY RECORDER.

COUNTY RECORDER.
We are authorized to announce
:. T.. KENDALL
a"candidatc for County Recorder, subject
to the action Of the Democratic primary
April 2G.
We are authorized to announce
CLIFTON Il. JESSE
as candidate for County Recorder, sub
jcct to the action Of the Democratic pri-
mary, April ri.
We are authorized to announce
j. T. WILLIAMS
as a candidate for County Recorder. sub
iect to the action of the Democratic pri-
mary. April ri.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-03

Ed &. 5. Brooks, of New Lon
don, has been called to the pastor
ate of the Christian Church at
FultOn.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-03

Miss Blunt, the returned mis-
sionary from Japan, delivered an
address at the Baptist church
Tuesday night.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-03

Some of the young ladies at
Hardin college assisted in that
elopement last week, now they are
suffering "A little discipline.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-03

The Fulton Sun says: Hugh
Bird, section hand on the C.&A.
branch who lives in Mexico, was
badly injured Thursday while un-
loading heavy thing at Doan'S Sta
ton. a rope was tied around the
thing, which was in the ear and the
other end fastened to fence post
so as to steady the thing as itrolled
down the skids from the car. Bird
was between the car and the post
to hold the rope and regulate the
slack. The thing pulled the post
out of the ground, wrapping the
rope around Birds body, throwing
him violently against the ear, bruis-
ing his leg and body considerably.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-03
PROBATE JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce
w. W. BOLTS
candidate for Probate Judge Of Aud
rain County, subject to the action OF the
Democratic primary, April ri.
We are authorized to announce
c. 4. ALLEN
a candidate for Probate Judge OF Audrain
county. subject to the action Of the Dem
ocratic primary, April u.