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hdts Division in and for SAT- t ,,er Of ths
v ,v state OF Utah, IN we NY Adela {,
tH,o11n and guardianship oi Tbe oct.
o es,asiG S an incompetent N9tIce,n,,5itSan q
V ian Of Lars p. 'ograin, tne u4dclla G
Ne ~" nerson and the estate VI llondrnailo1
n ~ IN nm Incompetent ioI SCCr,Ibed real
Osraihi, az he following desc oss ana
estate to-wIt. Beginning SSo,,psi corner o.
AZ Teet south OF the norm, M LAKE Cliy
Iot y block 70, plat 'B 90. o. thence easy
i nm,,oy' tbence south 81 rec, ,hSnce west
SUM- rodss,' thence north . f,el w' togsther
! rods. TO place Of beBu'1p gn rol street
win n right OF way over nv and a %.
on Inc west side Of sara dit,jI Not, tor ",
u ona 'ailov on The east OF sag foroving
s,m q" OF $50 90, And upon l gV me rstuf,,
,erms to,wit, as appears y has been g.
M sale. lled In this Iou,T IN day 2.
Tor hearing on Friday ~ A. m, a. zoe
Tountv Court House IN No CITY -"
ot said court, In SAT- LAW nh
Lake County, Utah. ,,ld Court WV
., Wi sdoI thereof affixed Gus '"'
Apnl, A. D. 1871 ,ottN LANES .o"
Ia payld r. Davies pepu9
q A. Nelson, Attorney
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MEYER. AT the HOLY cross hospital This

MEYER. AT the Holy Cross hospital, this
city, April q, 1904 OF cancer Of the stom'
ach. Christian Meyer husband OF MIS-;
wps a native Of Switzerland and leaves
large family.
The funeral will be held from the Thlr-
tIeth ward Westinghouse Tuesday, April
20, ut p. m. Friends are Invited and may
view the remains at the family residence,
2A Nalerla avenue near Tenth Soulh
and Second West streets, between we
hours OF ll.i5 and 1915 the day OF the
fnneral.
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GO TO AMERICAN FORK.
Sl,OO Round Trim.

SPECIAL TRAIN Tuesday, 1880 p. m,
April 26th, via SALT LAKE ROUTE.
Dancing at Apollo Hall Spring floor,
Special returns Immediately after the
dance,
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

IDAHO SUGAR COMPANY-Nouce
is hereby given that the Board " Difec.
tors OF this company has declared dyi.
dend Of ~ per cent on the capita stock
of the company, payable May md. IN "
stockholders ot record on April b. W.
The stock books Of the COMPANY will be
closed for transfers on April D, lsA. az )
p, mp and will be reOpened on day Id,
1901, at " a. m.
HORACE @. WHITNEY,
Secretary ami Treasurer
Salt Lake City, Utah, April D. ls4
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DIED.

DAVIs.-At ll5 north Eighth West street,
this city, April "a, 1904, Of cancer, Mary
NJ. Davis, wife Of John g. Davis. and
daughter OF John and Mary Mltchall
born Jan, Is, 1880, In Llanely, Car
Lake City IN 1865.
Funeral services Tuesday at II q. m.
from the Sixteenth ward Westinghouse.
Friends are invited to attend.
MlIleunia Star, please copy
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DIXoN-In this city, April %, 1905 Rich
ard 4. Dixon, native vi Missouri,
aged " years.
Funeral services will be held at o'Don-
nelPs funeral chapel, at 10 o'clock a. M,
tomorrow Tuesday
Intcrmcnt. calvary cemetery, Friends
invited.
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Hoods Jarsaparilio
and Pills

Radically ana permanently cure IT.
strengthen and tone the stomach and
other digestive organs for tho natural
performance Of their functions.
Accept no substitute for Hoods.
81 had dyspepsia twenty-five years and
took different medicines but got no help
until ] began taking Hoods snrsaparilla.
Have taken four bottles Of this medlcln,
and can now eat almost anything, sleep
well, have no cramps In my stomach, no
burning and no distress" Mrs WILLIAM
G. BARRETT, IA olncy st., Providence, r. |
Hoods snrsaparllIa promises 70
euro arr t""7' 'Ne promise.
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ENSIGN. AT the family residence 2i6
sixth East street, April q, 1904, Mrs,
Mary Ann earn Epsi.n, wife OF the
late Luman a. Ensign, born Dec, ",
1881. at Jefferson, Ohio; came to salt
Lake city In 1915,
Funeral from the residence Tuesday
April 26, 1901, at 2p. M Friends are In
vlted.
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IN THE DISTRICT GQCRIJ 1 t@
hate division, in and for Salt Lax AZ wv NJ
ty STATE Of Utah. u the I nia'Sv, Ne.
estate OF John W, Price pIy''I SvJminls
ice.UThe petition Of Ella PI,yc Price TG e.
tratix OF the estate OF JOIN Men, wv Of dnil
ceased praying for IN. ,et ,rIx ana Tor d,
SGSSgni % 'c OF the residue q said e ssT
I B. lux at j. ccqck a.. NJ es, a re Room
ty Court House, IN, lle S Sgv salt Lake
said Court. in salt Lake C''S' ''
County, Utah, -, Gaia court WIZ
Witness the Clerk oi 5 thIs zth day Of
Aprll. 4. d, 1874 ,o,y JAMES. Clerk
(SeaD jul nsp,lty Clerk
stewart & Stewart AVoI"''' "
TONER. .-----------
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BORN.

HAIGHT-In Kaysville. Utah, April %,
1904, to Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Hoight, a
son.
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Distress
Eating

Nausea between meals, bclching, vom-
iting, Gatulcnce, fits Of nervous head.
ache, pain in tho stomach, are all
symptoms Of dyspepsia, and the longer
Il is neglected the harder tits 10 cure II.
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TOO LATE FOR
CLASSIFICATION.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

e>.~>sessss--
A HIVE or BEES ON MAIN sTRlIEr'
There are no drones In the "Reavls sys,
tenn Hustlors only are part OF thls
great homo building concern. The commo-
dious offices Of tho "Reavls system arc
located on the ground floor Security trust
Building, 1894 Main. nr,yto
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NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS
April 25. 1904

AprlI ~, IYN.
Atohison" -, d" 80 e" '",,,r" rvs
Atchison, pfd,, Of. ",","," 80 0Sh
Baltimore 4 Ohio. Of" ",,, -, ,.TON
Canadian Pacific" 81, ..,."t q" ",ll1
Chicago & Alton e.. 81, .,,., .,,,,u 3iM
Chicago & Alton pfdo -, -, n,, 81
Chicago 4 Northwestern e. n.nnlil
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT d I%
hate Division, In and for SAT- Llhc wv M
ty, state OF Utah, IN the ma,MI " III
estate ana guardianship Of Sadle ~, ' so
tie, Minor Nouce.-Ihe pe'tlnH, a, C
pr0yal ana settlement VI lhe ' uHd tno q.
of the guardian Of ihe person s'SS o y, Ken
tate of Sadie G. Llltle' m.,o' az day Il
set for hearing on FRIDAY lne V m al AT N,
May, a. d. l9pi, at " @ oIuuA 4 ~ m'i Room
Of ooI saIi court in Salt Lake Guy DIV
MI WJtnes tto clerk Of SAID court . S'S5
tho seal seal thereof aiilXcd this s5'h DAY "
April, a, u, 1921, ,,,,, r,vrs CLERK
(SeaD Jull y tSn,,ni,, Ghrk
Y9ung a Moyle. Attorneys iVF uu''''~
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,
Consult County Clerk or the respective
slgners for further information

SlkUtlH lul lNl lHlI lNlVlWaAWA
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO.
bate Division. In and Tor SAT- Lake Coln'
" State Of Utah. IN the matter Of the
estate OF Mary Ann j Lyon Marlhugh
Deceased. Notice The petition Of X +,
Caldwell the administrator Of me estate
OF Mary Ann j, Lyon Marnugl, deceased,
praying for an order Of sale Of real prop
erty of said decedent, and that an PEI,
sons interested appear before me salg
Court to show cause why an order s0oul
NOT be granted 10 sell SO much as shan De
necessary, OF the following described Ieal
estate of said deceased, t0-Wit; SITUATE
in Salt Lake County state OF ltah, ap'
particularly described as comm aelhs D.
IL point Ave rods south nom we nolW
west corner OF lot three, m blo.N lNehV'
one, plat "D,' Salt Lake NlW SURVEY
and running thence south Intriguing slll
one-half feet, thence east ten RODS, Wen'e
north thirty.ninc ana one-hah ~
thence west ten rods, 10 the pace Of u'
ginning, with the appurienancos ana ID,
proyoments az private sale has uyeh w
Tor hearing ON Friday the Uh cay "
MAY. A. il. 1904. at 10 o'clock d. M o.!
al The County court House, W. tne w. ~.
Room of said Court In salt Lake N"@'
Salt Lake County utah 49,, ,,i,b
Witness the Clerk OF sald Nog'I Wv
the seal thereof affixed TINS @'h u'! "
" 1seab ~ - ~" JOHN JAMES, CLERK
BY David y, Davies Deputy p SH'S
Thomas Adams, Attorney foI EsI"'"
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WANTED.

WANTED 81 A DELIVERY Bof'
Druchl q I'ranken
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Colorado Southern. go. -. -. II
Denver & Rio Grande.. Ct. =. =. .... 20&
Denver & Rio Grande pfd.. -. =. 10
ETC. ''.,,'''. .,'s ,s'r. .,'.'"Eofs
Illinois Central. 80, -, e. 80. ..lSOSs
Louisville & Nashville, :. -. :. ,,1O1A
Manhattan H.. ., ,,..,. 60. .,lt2h
Metropolitan st. Ry.. -. ...".ll2h
Mexican Central, -. -. e.. -, -, 0Ss
Missouri Pacific. 81. -. a." .,...... 92h
New YORK Central. -. -. :. ".ll6
Pennsylvania. -. -. ...., -. LII
Reading, -" -, 80 -. - lihs
Rock Island 80. :. -. :. ""., 80. 223s
Rock Island, pfd -. -. e. -. 80. 81
81. Paul,n -. - -. go 80 '".'lbB
Southern Pacific. ... -. d" ... -. ASA
Southern Railway. e" -. ...,. 2l&
Union Pacific. ... -. -. .,," -, sfSs
Union Pacific pfd.. :. =. ....,,., 90
wabash, &C.. 90. -, -, f" ',''. is
Wisconsin Central, 80. ..,.. =. un Is
MISCELLANEOUS.
Amalgamated Copper :. :. ..u.. 4s%
American Car & Foundry. :. :, :. 1874
American Locomotive. .. E. :. ., 1914
Am. Smelling & Refining =. =, 80, 4Sls
Am. Smelling & Refining, pfd.. =. $685.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. :. .,,," 46h
Colorado Fuel & Iron. .. :. 80. BIN
International Paper. ..,...,,". :, ia
National Biscuit. 80, n,". :. 42b
National Lead 90. -, -. 90, -. II
Northern Securities. -. -. ... 1854
Pacific Mail -. -. e. -. -. ,,. 2G&
Peoples Gas, e., -, -, -, -. -, "
Pressed Steel Car. Z, :, :, :. :, ~
Pullman Palace Car -. -. "."H2
standard oil ,,,.... 620
sugar. -. - .,.... %. -. -, 1864
Tennessee Coal &, Iron. :. .. :. 81
United states Steel" 80. 80 -. lQ,a
United States Steel pfd,. e.. =, 80. boA
Western Union. -. &C.. -. -. -. SSSs
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-11-17
MOLINO
Lovely autumn wea Their.

Lovely autumn wea Their.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Stewart and
Mrs. j. d. Worley and two sons
aud niece, Miss Anna Hanson,
were sightseers at the Worlds
Fair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Martin are
guests of their uncles, Felix and
Josiah Martin, of near Molino.
james Gilbcrt's new house nj
most completed.
We are indeed glad to state that
Mrs. Marion Morley, who has
been in st. Louis for treatment
for several weeks, was brought
home last Sunday much improved.
The steam wood saw has been in
this vicinity for the last two weeks
The Aid Society has been sew
ing for some of the neighbours.
Quilted one comfort, tackled one
and made several pieces ut cloth
ing for Mrs. Flynt Friday.
The cabbage snake story has
been taking the rounds. Sorry, fOl
there is plenty of nice cabbage in
the neighborhood. Tho we don'l
really believe we would like to see
one of 'em.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-11-17
POWELL FORD.

Most every one in this vicinity
was storing away their vegetables
for winter last Saturday.
j. II. and Dan billiard butch
cred 9 hogs last Monday.
Miss XolaDowell spent last week
visiting her brother, j. Dowell,
near Benton City.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Carter and
Miss Julia Butler of Mexico were
guests of Mr.. j. Powell last Sun
day.
Mrs. Tina billiard and daughter,
Miss Budgie, attended the Worlds
Fair last week.
Misses Hattie and Carrie Ken
nan of Mexico spent Sunday with
their sister, Mrs. VIM. Mason.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-11-17
RUSH HILL.

The health of the community is
reported very good; few cases of
sickness.
Mrs. Bass Willes is reported
very low. She and her husband
recently moved here.
Mrs. Eliza Naylor says her sou,
Ed Naylor, was kidnapped and
taken to the Indian Territory to
work in a lumber camp. He is
about sixteen years old.
Miss Cora Crawford was home
on a visit and reports getting along
nicely with her first school. She
is teaching just southwest of Mt.
Olivet. She is just sixteen years
old.
G. L. Casper shipped two loads
of hogs from this point to st. Louis
last week.
James Ware, who owns the Joe
Inflow farm, fed 60 head of cattle
IS days and put on 334 pounds to
the steer in that time. He fed corn
and cotton seed meal If any one
can beat it, stand up.
Mrs. Frank Ridgewav and little
daughter started last week for La
manda, California. Frank has Il
good position there as telegraph
operator. He said in his last letter
to his wife he had gained five
pounds in weight and was feeling
better than he had for years.
Frank is a noble boy, aud we
hope he will entirely regain his
health.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-11-17

emit, making a mechanic of himself
working on a barn.
Harve Vance erected a new
chicken house this week.
Octave Ellis started for the
Worlds Fair Thursday last but re-
turned home OH reaching Mexico
the weather getting little too
cold for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Bruce spent
the first of the week at the
Worlds Fair.
John O'Brien spent the first of
last week at the Worlds Fair.
Miss Gertrude Hollenshead is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Edith Es'
by, who resides in Southern Kan
sas.
Miss Minnie Berry is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. John Ellis, while
Mr.. Ellis and sou are taking in
sights at the Fair this week.
f. NJ. Patton, owner of the G.
i. Bruce place, has been improv-
ing some of late, having painted
his house. built a new frame corn
pen, repaired the latter and treated
the latter also to two Il coat of
paint.
MIR. Squires built q new cellar of
late.
A protracted service began at
Liberty Monday night.
Mr.. Lawton of Tennessee is now
in our midst buying mules. We
hear of several he purchased.
Marshall Faddis surely made a
good trade when he purchased the
Joe Davis farm of 24O acres at $3J
an acre.
We understand that the
Turley 1G0 acre farm was resold
recently at $50 per acre.
John Bldm had his house gut.
tered this week.
John F. Baker moved to his
farm near here Thursday.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-11-17
SKINNER.

Judge H. II, Squirting will feed
400 sheep this winter.
The election passed off very
quietly here. Quite a number did
not go to the polls.
l, j Gatewood aud sons shipped
three car loads of cattle to market
Sunday morning,
John Blum says he got thru
digging taters," Had big crop.
Mrs. Belle Moore spent a couple
of weeks at her home place recent
ly, looking after her interest in the
building of Il barn,
Taylor Berry contemplates trav-
cling in the interest of a binder
firm Of st. Louis this winter
George Espy visited his sister,
Mrs. WE. Wiley, aud family
two weeks recently.
Dennis Moore is here at pres.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-11-17
SALT GREEK.

Corn husking in full sway.
Seems to be very good crop, con
sidering the season.
Miss Bessie Watts, who has been
residing in Mexico for several
weeks, was the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Watts,
Sunday.
j. w, Young and son, John,
went to LaddOnia Sunday to visit
relatives, returning the same day,
A. d. Young has moved to the
farm of Mrs. M. S. Bradley.
The water supply in this vicinity
is very low at present. A great
many wells aud cisterus are dry,
and no indications Of rain.
j. f. Hall was either bitten o,
stuug as he was climbing fence
on his farm last week and is now
suffering from IA very sore arm
and hand which is very much
swollen also.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-11-17
WEST LICK.

Miss Ida Galloway shopped in
the county seat Saturday.
Fal Larue made Il trip to Calla-
way Sunday to take his mother
home, who had been a guest Of
her daughter and son for a week
or so.
VIM. James, the rustling black
smith Of Worcester, was in our
midst last Sunday.
Reube Brown got the nice little
sum of $500 for that 9 cars Of cat
tie he shipped last week. Mr.. Brown
is one of our most successful feed
ers. He has two cur loads of fine
shoats he is preparing for the
spring market.
d. NJ. Price sold to same party
SOW and six shOats for SEQ. HOus-
ton Porter, who is clerk for r, p.
Brown, accompanied him to Chi
cago with his cattle,
Wilmer Anderson made a flying
trip to Centralia last week. He eX-
poets to work for the Brandon
boys, south of LaddOnia.
d. NJ. Price sold his mares and
farm implements to Chas. Hamil-
ton, 80 head sheep to Glenn McIn-
tire; > cows to II. Galloway. Con
sequently he will omit his sale. lie
has 10 stands of bees in good
shape, l feed mill, also quite "a
lot of bee supplies for sale. Mr.. p.
will leave for Washington early in
December.
Any one thinking of emigrating
to Washington in the early spring
would do well to confer with j A.
Thomas as he wishes to make up a
car load of freight.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-11-17
SERIOUSLY HURT.
A Carpenter Falls From the
Coal Chute at
FELTON,.

Forest Bryan, % years of age,
unmarried and a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. T. Bryan who lately NOV
ed to Mexico from Iowa, fell from
the top of the new coal chute at
FELTON,, a distance of 80 or 40 feet,
Monday afternoon, receiving seri-
Gus bruises on the right side Of the
head and was also seriously bruis
ed internally.
He was brought to his home in
west Mexico and his injuries cX-
amined by DR.. n. r. Rodes. For
tunately no bones were broken and
the young man may safely recover.
He was unconscious for IL hours
after the fall.
A scaffOlding gave way, causing
the accident.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-11-17
THOMPSON.

Mrs. John Wiseman of Contra
liza is spending the week with her
mother who has been very ill.
John y. Brown aud wife of
Mexico were guests Of r. II.
Brown aud wife Saturday.
Rufus Davis spent Monday in
St. Louis.
Mrs. E. F. Elliott is home from
Hallsville.
Mrs. Simon Lander of near
Mexico is the guests of relatives
aud friends here.
Z. W. SuuSherry of Mexico was
il brief visitor here Friday.
VIM. Burke aud Jas. Murphy
are home from the Worlds Fair
j. Harrison Brown spent Sun
day aud Monday with his parents
Chns. Clark aud wife were re-
cent guests Of Mexico relatives.
DR.. Moore is conducting IA pro-
tracted meeting at Liberty.
Claude Lauder of Mexico spent
Sunday here
Mrs. J. 7. C0gsweIl visited her
daughters in Centralia last week &.
Mrs. Ben Franklin returned to
Mexico Thursday after visit tn
Mrs. Il, p. Tiusley.
Mrs. Joe Cousidine spent Sun
day in Centralia,
JAS, Cunningham aud wife at
tended tho funeral of Mr. Cunning
ham's grandmother at Martins
burg Tuesday,
G. A. Torreysou WITS here frum
Laddouiu Friday
DR., R,W. Berrey of Mexico and
DR., Wallace of Cant were here uu
professional calls last week.
Galewood Bros. are in Chicago
with 3 loads OF cattle.
I
! Jos. Il, Dudley Of Aaxyasse Oe'
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-11-17

New Hope Baptist church thru
their treasurer. j F. Edwards.
Jesse and Lula Watts, of Liberty
district, are spending a few days
with their uncle, r. 7. Byars.
Mrs. j. II. Koenig and son Of
Hoyleton, ILL.,, and Mrs. Dothage
of Warren county returned to their
respective homes Wednesday after
spending several days with L. H.
Jasper's family.
Maurice Eubanks visited at the
home Of his uncle, Paul Cauthorn,
north of Moline.
Albert Schneider aud wife are
at the Fair this week.
The Byars family received a fine
terrier pup from the Monroe
county kennels, Saturday, thru
the kindness of John Simpson.
Oyster supper at r. 7. Byars'
Thanksgiving eve, Nov. "a, for
the benefit of Gilead Baptist
church. Everybody cordially in
vited.
Contrary to predictions of some
friend, suppose we will have to
surrender, as there is corner on
the talking mule of antediluyian
days-unless, perchauce, we have
touched a sympathetic chord and
found a mediator in our fellow
scribe, Liberty"
Saturday night while attending
a dance at VIM. Kysars', VIM.
Mougler's team got loose from the
fence with a new buggy hitched to
them, started for home, running
into Riley Kysar's road wagon up
setting it and breaking one wheel.
They turned into the road, setting
a pace sufficiently strong to en-
tirely demolish the buggy, pieces
of which and the harness were
strewn all along the road. The
team was not found until next
morning. Fortunately II e i h err
horse was injured in any wav.
Uncle Bob" Byars. walking
thru his pasture one day last week
noticed, in crossing Il branch
where the hogs had been roofing
around, that the dirt was very
black, and on closer inspection dis
covered it to be u good grade OF
coal. He and his sou, Emmett,
with shovel and pick, took out "a
bushels in one day.
Clark, Bassford & Cauthorn
realty company of Mexico, owning
an s. acre farm in this district,
have allowed their tenant to work
out al uf lis rent but $40 and the
work is all done. Isn't that mu.
tually bearing the expense of {
short cropi
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-11-17
LIBERTY.
Liberty school has closed again
on account of scarlet fever.

Liberty school has closed again
on account of scarlet fever.
w. G. Sims and wife and
daughter, Mrs. Steve Johnson,
were among the Worlds Fair
visitors last week.
Joe Kelly and family visited at
Auxvasse Saturday and Sunday.
Sephus Younger and family, of
Nodaway county, visited his bro
Their, George, and family here Sat.
urday,
Last Saturday at the regular
church meeting at Union, Rev.
W. ID. Pulls was called again
for next year as pastor.
Misses Ada, Eva and Willie
Wilson entertained Joe Kelley and
wife and daughter and 1. p. Dyer
and family one night last week
with some excellent music, vocal
and instrumental. Miss Eva is a
fine violinist and Misses Ada and
Willie are fine organists. Mr..
Editor, it would make you think
of them good old times" if you
could hear Miss Eva play.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-11-17
EAST LICK

Cool weather at the present.
Husking corn is the order of the
day; the yield is very good, con-
sidering the season.
There is unmistakable evidence
of the approach of winter.
This fall has been an ideal one.
The uniform climate of California
cannot surpass it.
The election passed off very
quietly in this vicinity. We are
"irrevocably fixed"
Hurrah for Folk, the exponent
of good government.
Champ Clark's return TO Con-
gress is expressive of the esteem
his constituents have for him.
B. Bell and wife visited friends
in this vicinity last Sunday.
Jack Frost has visited us as us
ual.
1t is the hope of the write. that
government of the people, by the
people and for the people will not
perish from the earth.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-11-17
Bean Creek School.

Friday, Oct. 81, closed the first
quarter of our school. Following
are the names of those in grades y
aud 3, whose average grades were:
Leila Willingham, "a.
Alpha Willingham, 90.
Annie Blum, Sc.
Emily Blum, 90.
Rosa Bubanks, 9G.
Maggie Harry, 90.
Martha Alderman, 0G.
Carl Wilson, 90.
Edward Blase, "a.
Herod Hopkins, 90.
Henry KOmbrink, 81.
Willie Kysar, 50.
Progress made by pupils in the
lower grades was equally as good,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-11-17

cupies the U. & A. chair as night
operator. he is perfectly con.
tented and enjoys city(i) life.
BOge Davis aud wife left for We'll
lingtOn, Kas., Tuesday. They
gave dancing party to about fifty
of their friends Thursday evening.
All present spent a most enjoyable
evening.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-11-17
Lost Eye in "shInny" Game

Chillicothe, Mo, Nov. A.
Bertis Williams, n l2-year-old
boy today lost the sight Of an eye
in IA game of "shiuny." One OF
his pluymates, in swinging club,
struck rust nail on the ground
The nail hit the Williams boy
sauarely in the left eye, penetrat-
ing the ball. Physicians say the
sighI Is entirely gone.