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HARMS FOR SALE IN THE BLACK SOIL CORN
II Belt of Illinois, ranging from 90 to TAO each; well
improved; good buildings well uled; good orchards
close to towns with 5000 and TO- 900 inhahttantS For
further information call address q d. Fiead, Co
c. I&ad Ill Vols, Lsrns, Coles Co, Ill
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A WHOLE YEAR FREH

WHOLE YEAR FREE \
n We want names TO whom We may send sample
copies Of our handsome Illustrated story magaIne
Send five and for your trouble we will send
you beautiful magAxineR whole year free provd-
Ing you include 10 cents In your letter 10 pay cost OF
mailing Every body Is pleased with our magazine; It
II full of good stores and has breezy. uptodate DC
part;nents OF interest to the whole family Don't miss
this chance get It free. Tell all your friends This
Is special offer for 20 days Introduce the magazine
to new readers Address Push Magazine, 700 Jackson
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on ACRRS FRUIT AND GRAIN LAND IN
on Lake County. California. For particulars sd-
,iiess John Williams, 1916 + St, sacrapento. Cal.
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REAL ESTATE.

Il lows, with buildngA Ffne grove; ths bsse OF soil;
20 In crops balance pasture and hay land rural
free delivery and farmen telephone line; Gloss to
schooLhouse: . fine stock fhrm: flowing stream OF
water through pasture. bargain ~ rs per acre. For
full particulars address w. EoKis. spencer. Iowa
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~ 1nn ACRES COAL AND TIMBER LANDS
y, OOO on trunk line railway. several openings
coal showing five to feet veins fine quality coal;
about 1000 acres long leaf pine, balance hardwood
timber alone worth price asked to say nothing of COAL
iron and other minerals; only short distance from
Birminsha:n, Ala. For price. etc, address A. J.
Mcbride. A tianta, Ga,
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PATENTS.

U,oR sALE-PATENr FOR CONDENSATION b.
Il cycle. lamp lock and bracket Address A. Eel
lows 6i5 New Jersey avenue, N. W., Washington
d. e.
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A BARGAIN.
"A I52 acres, 40 improved; 40 acres good timber
one quarter mile ofsawm 100 rods of railroad station
postonc., ,chuol, stores, etc. Four small houses on
the iau soil. This farm will bear investigation
Price ouly SI5 per acre. Address John II. Williams
No Is East Tenth Street, Portland, Greg.
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100 ACRES OF GOOD GROWING WHEAT OR
LOU Alfalfa Land at . bargain. II Wallace Co..
Kansas.
Also Lots No. %, "a, IS In L. p. Hammond sub
division of Hammond, Ind
old age and poor health for selling Address
270l Street. Sacramento, Cad.
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INoR sALE-,o ACRES FOOT Hill. LAND
E (partly rocky) Is miles southeast from Riverside,
and one half miles northwest from town Of Ferris
Abundance Of water can BE- developed On the land.
Fine climate; elevation zoo feet; no frost Price
$1,000. Address d. q. Mitohell Riverside Cal
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A GENTS AND DEALERS WANTED FOR OUR
"A great patriotic and popular books:
The Devil Isl the Church ntiCatholic.
Fifteen Years Behind the Curtains, AntiCathoHc.
Satan in SOciety-Social Evils Exposed
Mr.. World aud Miss Church Member, etc, etc.
Circular and terms free Harvest for agents.
American Publishing Co., Beaver Springs, Pa.
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bliss NATIVE HERB TABLETS
II 700 days treatment for one dollar.
Jones Mountain Herb rabets
(chocoatecovered,)
800 days treatment for dollar fy cents
Mailed promptly on receipt Of price. w. A. Russell
Geneva, Ohio.
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KNOW THYSEI,s--I WILL GIVE YOU YOUR
n life reading past present and future; also lucky
days Send SOC and date of birth. Prof A. }. Fisk.
p. o. Box 1903. Richmond, Ind.
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h ERE IS A IA Hl4AIN. -
IL For Sale-Five acres rich sandy loan, adjoining
Richland, n. j. suitable for chicken farm or garden
truck On raiiroad 90 minutes Phfadel phia direct
line to Atlantic City and New York Finest market
In the world for such products MID climate tsOo0o
half down, balance TINA J. 8. Hazen springfield. Mo-
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SEEDS AND PLANTS.

CROw GINSENG-FORPUNES IN LITTLE
" gardens. Easily grown hardy everywhere: plant
now. Seeds and roots s5 and up. Ginseng book and
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DRUNETTE 49, WISHES GOOD HUSBAND,
ID In good circumstances. that lives by the by
the lake shore: an honorable gray-haired man pre-
ferred- Address Mrs. c. NJ Dibbe, Santa Barbar CAL
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opium, MORPHINE SLAVES, YOU CAN BE
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treatment No pain or detention from business or
pleasure. Immediate relief Our remedy has been In
constant 20 years. Has cured thousands.
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ITCHING PILES, ECZEMA, TETTER, ULCER
Gus sores fever sores, and all skin diseases prompt
y and permanently cured for so cents BY Acme ONT.
ment. triumph of scientific medicine. Sent by mail
on receipt Of price. Address Acme Remedy Co,
Greenfield, Ind.
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NOVELTIES.

TIME NEWEST THING OUT-THE NOVELTY
Il Photo Fam most artistic ever offered for parlor
Den or Office Holds five photos; size. open "a BY II
inches; closed. by II inches useful Christmas
gift Send SOC to-day stating color desired-red
bottle green. gray brown. You will want more
when you see II. Star Novelty Co., Coatesyilie Pa
w PAYS PER HUNDRED FOR NAMES AND
wv addresses, Instructions end blank book Toe
etsr Novelty Co., CoatesvIile, Pa.
TIME LORDS PRAYER IN VERSE NICE
Il bookmarks Sells from Atlantic 10 Pacific %
senfs each. BIuffton Specially Co.. Blnffton Ind
MONUMENTS.
HyoMRADEs,-oNcE MORE ASK YOU TO LET
~ me figure Oh your cemetery work Send rostal
oss and dsagnA n G. Barney, Flint Mich.
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vegetable pill that have special action on the liver
and bowels They are small. pleasant to take prompt
In their action, will not grippe rritsta Cure ConsiL
patton Headache. by restoring the torpid Liver TO ts
normal condition Pnca Sc, BY druggists or prepaid
Paeal Balm Co., St Louis, Mich
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IINARM LEASES,
Il AND STOCK RANCHES IN KAY, THE BEST
County In Oklahoma for sale. For particulars write
see
J. n Palmer Real Estate Agent, Ponca City, O. 7.
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MARRIAGE DIRECToRYFREKT TO ALI.-PAY
vi when married: new plan; send money Fer par
tcuars address Seicctciub. Dept 49, Tekonsha Mich.
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nor SALE OR TRADE-TwO BUSINESS LOTS
and 40 acres Of rich white sage land In the beau
tfu Escondido Valley, In San Diego County, Cal For
particulars write J. H. B., p. o. Boz s4z Prescott
Arizona
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VNANTED-SIXTYC Ca, MORE TRIAL ORDERS,
w each accompanied by 81. for which viii SEND
by return mail to RENTER sixty ounces of Narrative
of Prison Escape 1875 pages: four fuilpage illistra
lions One lady has sold 5000 copies 2Oc silver Will
pay for sample copy, of which SC. postage on
same. Address W. Il. Newlin springfield, Illinois.
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NOR sALE-MY HOME PLACE OF 10 ACRES.
II Groom house, large stable, $50 orange grape fu{
and other trees. Two miles from railway station
Price very low for cssh OK time. Address r. Tower
lIaipes City, Fla
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WHY GO WEST, WHEN YOU CAN BUY A
w home In the heart OF civilization for less money?
Those farms in stark Co., Ohio, among the best and
cheapest the country and we have number of them
for sale Also oil kinds of city property In Alliance o.
Estate and Loan Agent, Ltmavills, Stark Co., Ohio
Telephone 5 NJ 1854, Alliance Central
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MARRIAGE PAPER FREE-THE BEST IN
III existence. Eastern Agency 60 bridgeport Conn.
MARRIAGE PAPER-BEsT PUBLISHED
WI Free. L. A. Gunneis. Toledo.
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nor SALE-MESSAGFsS AND PAPERS OF tn Il
II Presidents, from Washington down. six'volumes.
half morocco. valuable for library private or
public. New. just received, and only one volume has
been opened. find have no place for IL WIN sell
nj cost $36 Will ship first party that sends me the
amount. To all others their money will be returned
r. C. Tremain, Mt. Dora, Florida
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DESURRECTION PLANT-"ROSE OF JERICO.'
Ii Wonderful, mysterious; grows while you look
Everybody should posses one. Sample, postpaid. 10c
Catalogue free Arcade Nov. Mig. Co. Quincy, Ill.
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DACAL BALM CURES COUGHS, ASTHMA.
L Hay Fever, Bronchitis, Catarrh Of Head, S,om.
scl e1d Womb, Piles Ear and Eye trouble Scalp and
Skin of every nature. Comrades kindly send
for free sample or zSc for jar of Pacal Balm. and II
not found all we claim for 1--we will promptly return
the cost to you. Agents wanted where mot kept in
stock. Pncaf Balm Co.. ST. Louis Mich
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I HAVE FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN SET
of nine vols of Messages and Papers of the Presi-
dents" compiled by the Hon. James d. Richardson
Representative of the State OF Tennessee. This set
will make valuable addition to any library. For par
ticulars address II. l. Canadian. p. NJ Larabee, Iowa
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INVALID PENSIONERS DRAWING LESS
than $l2 should address, sending stamp for answer,
Capt. J. NJ. Alderman, Pension Attorney, l0l Walnut
street, Emira N. Y,
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gVNHE SUCCESSFUL PENSION ATTORNEY IS
L still doing business at the old stand. Write him.
inclosing stamp if interested Frank N. Griffin.
Greenup. Ky.
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i AND ART NOVELTIES.
Send for our page catalogue Goods be paid for
AFTER delivery. Outfit free. Address M II Friedman
q Co., Mfrs, Martinsburg Mo.
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YOU CAN MAKE FROM ONE TO TWO Doll
l. lars every evening king Tor me; easy and
pleasant WORK for Will you try it? Ii
send me Is onecent stamps for full set of samples and
instruction, and commence work at once. Let me
hear from Address &. F. Clarke Agent, Writing
Department. Ie hoy, n. Y.
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LNLORIDA FOR HEALTH
Il AND GOOD, CHEAP HOMES.
Best fruit lands earth. Resident Il years. and
will stay. Stephen Soar
Dade City, Pasco Co., Fla
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NEW TOWN ON MAP OF THE WORLD.
IN DARR, Neb., midway between Omaha and Dem
Union Pacific. In the finest valley In the world
Wanted people who wish good business and pleasant
homes Address barr, at barr, Neb
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-04
WATER COMING IN
 THE COPPER GLANCE
SINCE siNkinG HAS BEEN Re- sUMEn FLOW HAS INCREASED.
So Far 'Pumps HaIe Been A5le to Hsn- de. It-Present irflow Is Termed a AEocket."
- Pocket" {"

MT. c. L.. Beckwith. a. di- -ector of the Copper Glance MihAg Co, re- tuned i4om Catalina island a few days si.Ge.. alter speRu-g several weeks wItA h1s ianIly a. that popular Iescrt.
 Mir. A S. Barker, the company's see retary, left on last evening tain for Los Angeles aLi other coast points to speod his vacation.
 At the mic the inficw of water has largely increased during the past few days and the new pump is working full force to keep it under control, but the officials are able to continue the sink. ing operations just the same From a. point little below the station at 500 feet depth, water has continued to come in. in gIadrally increasing vol ume. as the drillmen went down. From what can be learned the prevailing opinion is that the present strong in flow at the Glance is from what is termed a pocket or water cave and that with steady pumpiLs it will be gradu- ally drained of
 This view of the case is taken be- cause it is presumed that the shaft has not as yet attained sufficient depth to be into the permanent water strata which, in other parts of the local dis trict. is met at about 1000 feet depth
 However. since no one can be cer. tain of this matter and as the Glance has already had a lengthy and aggra. vatiIg delay, caused by the water proposition. it is probable that they will at once make preparations for handling any increased body of water which may show signs of permanence.
 No particular sign of change in the formation is noticeable at the shaft bottom. except the occurrence of a greater number of cracks and seams, the rock stil, continuing very hard.
 The Glance is the only company in that district which has gone below the 800 foot level and e nseluently there is no other point a. which the forma. ton may he judged respecting the va. ter question.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-04
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS
Name Ticket and Decide on Platform
 for Coming Campaign.

Harrisburg. Pa, Sept 3.-The demo cratic state convention yesterday nom mated the following ticket by accla- mat;on:
 Auditor Ge-eral-Serato- Arthur G. Dewalt. Lehigh county
 State Treasurer Senator Joel G. Hill. Wayne courty.
 Judges Supreme Court-Judge Cal win Reybura. Arms rong county; and John A. Ward. Philadelphia
 The platform adopted was briefer than the usual democratic declaration of principles and state issues.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-04


 At last there has been some light thrown on the past lie of L. Q. Mil leas. the roulette Ges.er who vas so iouily murdered in ihe ho-d-up ol the St. Louis beer hall on the norA.ng o. the 18th of August.
 In a communication received by the Review yesterday from City Edi- tor George H. Sewall of the Carthage Press. of Carthage. Missouri. that writer conveys the information that NJ. Less has relatives and friends in Carthage. and that he left. that town when a mere lad of 20. since which time be has not returned That WAS thirty two years ago.
 The letter reads as follows:
 Editor Review, Bisbee. Arizona Dear Sir: Please send me a marke l copy of your paper containing the ac- count of the killing, of l.. O. Milless, who. I understand met death al your place August 19. He has relatives and friends here and left here thirty-two years ago, when 20 years of age
 "Your very truly.
 GEORGE H. SEWALL.
 City Editor"
 There is a something more sorrow- full i1 the death of Mlless than is or dina fly present in many similar cases. Here he was known as one of the best of good fellows, and this is the opin- ion of men in all walks of life with whom he associated or was thrown in contact
 It is 70. difficult to imagine the grief that came to these who loved a son or a brother when. after several decades. almost the first knews of his where abouts was received in the guise of a message of death. There in the little Missouri town. perhaps an aged moth CT. brother or loving sister watch ed and waited for the homecoming of the boy-they would always think of him as such-who had wandered away from the old home in search of for tune. There is a something penetrating in the sorrow that vi sits the old home after years of seraration from the lost ones. anu tUe WCAIu IS iOuScA III near ing.
 The rarricu's- circumstances which aiteuded .he death of L. O. Nilless in Bishee lest month stirred the whole countryside to a pitch of excitement fror, which it has not yet entirely re- gaired it's conpc -u-e. The old man was shct down by the hand of an osssssin who thought no more of talk ing his defense'ess victims life than he would have thousht of killing one i of the lower order nf animals. I. will be some time before the killing of Milless will ha e1ualej in this section for it is seldom that men shoot down their fellow men without show to defend themselves.
 It may be that the officers may nevef anrrehend and bring to justice the murderer of NillesS. but until that i- done there will not be the feeling in the breasts of many of his friends that all murderers have gotten their de serts.
 The solicitude of the friends of his boyhocd days is a touching tribute to the memory of the lad who had not been seen by them for thirty-two years.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-04

Sid Coburn went to Naco Thursday to meet Mrs. CchIrn and Miss Harley wfo were expected D return from their summer visit to Los Angeles. Miss Harley will assume the duties of teacher of the Naco schools for the coming school year
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-04
COPPER QUEEN ARRIVALS.

Edward Ledwig. Fl Paso; E. s. Smith. Clifton: c. c. McMahon. San Francisco; Dr. R. c. Van Dorn. F. c. Hill. Cananea; J. B. Holloway. Den yer; w. R. Sampson. Kansas City: Dr. c. J. Tanning and wife. Prescott; w R. Braun, Fl Paso
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-04
MUNRoE TO GET HIS" y
Matched to Go Twenty Rounds Against
 Jeff in Los Anoe;es.

Les Angeles. Sept. 3.-Champion Jeffries and Jack Munroe have agreed to meet in this city on October IS for a twenty round contest.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-04

The way of the transgres5"r is easy compared with that of the man who ne-er learned to jolly.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-04
SEEK NEWS OF MlLlESS' DEATH
FRIEEus ATE ANXIOUS TO AEAE TtG DETAILS.

Solictd6e os Peorie HSo Knew the Man Yeara Ago Glowing Trsute to His kenoiy.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-26

joan Deal Publisher.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-26
Rule Of snare LlvInr.

II we could exactly tabulate the
mode of life of our distinguished men
Of all professions who nave lived to.
a great age and been Intellectually
active to the last, doubt not, judging
from the details we have, that We
should find the rule Of spare living
thoroughly represented in their his
tories. think 1t is so with our men
of science, our great lawyers, our
doctors and our clergy, who live on
fer past the allotted span Of three
score years and ten.--London Graphic.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-26
BOTH FEEL
What Proper Food Does Tor Both
Mind and Body.

Physical health, mental health, in
deed almost everything good on this
earth depend In great measure upon
proper food
Without health nothing Is worth
while and health can be won almost
every time by proper feeding on the
scientific food Grape-Knts
A California trained nurse proved
this; Three years ago / was taken,
very sick, my work as q trained nurse
having worn me out both III body and
mind, and medicine. failed to relieve
me at all After seeing q number OF
physicians and specialists and getting
no relief was very much discouraged
and felt that would die Of general
nervous and physical collapse
my condition was so bad | never
imagined food would help me but on
the advice Of friend l tried Grape
Nuts. The hrst package brought me
so much relief that QUIZ the medi-
cines and ueed Grape-Nuts steadily
three times a day, The result was.
that within months / had SO COM
pletely regained my strength aud
health that was back nursing again
and feel the Improvement in my
brain power Just as plainly as do in,
physical strength.
After 10Y own wonderful expert
eDee with Grape-Nuts ] have recon-
mended Il TO my patients with splen-
did success and II has worked wonders
IN the cases Of many invallds whom /
have attended professionally" Name
given BY Postum Co., Battle Creek,
Mich
Look a each package Tor e copy ~
the lemoue hfllR book The ROAD
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-26
Secretary of state"
Acquired the southern MIsaoprl

Jefferson City, Mo-: The Illinois
Southern Railway Company Of Illinois
has filed a certificate of Incorporation
and obtained a charter to do business
in the State of Missouri. This COM
pany has capital stock OF $4,000, 1000,
S1,230,8O0 of which is employed in Mis-
souri,, with general Offices at Ste. Gen
evieYe. The company has purchased
the property Of the Southern Missouri
Railway Company, which was char
tered December "a, 1900, to construct
and operate a railroad from Little
Rock Landing, on the Mississippi Riv-
er. to Ste. Geneyieve County, extend
ing through the town of Ste. Gen6vieve
to Bismarck, st. Francois County, with
q number of branch lines
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-26
n cnrloila Errnr.

A distinguished French clergyman
was making his first visit to America
and among other things wns having a
tussle with the English language.
Little by little he conquered it, but
occasionally a new word and It's mean
ing staggered him. He had on one oc-
casion some 'kippered salmon" for
supper, and he asKeu what kippered
meant He was told that Il meant
preserved. Not long after the clergy
man was asked to make a public
prayer, and he amazed his hearers by
imploring God to Ripper" the con-
Rregation.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-26
Hot Pepper seIIer Of Mexico.

The hot pepper" seller of Mexico
is a merchant who derives his liveli-
hood from the fact that the Mexican
must have his peppers, whatever else
he may deny himself. They are
brought TO his door by the country
man, or he may go to the market
place and find them spread out for
sale on mating. The market man,
while dressed inexpensively as far as
his bodily garb is concerned, wears
in nearly every instance an elaborate
head-covering. Some of these Mexi-
cans own hats that cost as much as
the rest of their wardrobe. The pride
Of the white man in lis Panama is not
to be compared to that of the Mexican
in his sombreFo. 1t is a racial char
acteristic which finds its counterpart
in the apron OF the Portuguese onion
seller. Her occupation may be lowly,
but her apron might be that of won.
an of higher degree-pIush-edg with
fur is not Recommendation World.
Old Handicraftsp in Everybody's Mag.
azine for November.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-26
Llaulds AmerIeane consume.

Somebody who has been comput-
ing the quantity of the liquids con,
sumed by the American people with.
In a twelYemonth has found that we
drank last year enough tea, coffee,
wine. beer. liquors and other bever-
age to cover an area of land two miles
square TO q depth Of ten feet--a lake
large enough. It was suggested, to
float several navies OF the size Of our
own. The amount OF alcoholic beyer-
ages alone which was necessary to
satisfy the national thirst during this
period would Ill a canal 100 miles
long, 100 feet wide and 10 feet deep
-Harper's Weekly.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-11-26
New Confederate soldiers Home.

The Confederate home at Beauvoir,
Miss, the late residence of Jefferson
Davis, is soon TO be opened for the
reception of impoverished Confeder-
ate soldiers. Forty INDECENT veter-
ans have already applied for sdmis-
sion. Captain James Stone of Green
vile, Miss, has been appointed SUI
perintendent. The home is to be pre-
scented to the state OF Mississippi at
the next session of the legislature, in
January, and until that time the ex-
penses will be borne by private can
tributions obtained by the Daughters
of the Confederacy. There are now
thirty OF forty confederate veterans
in the county poorhouses Of the state,
and it is hoped to gather them all in
the home.