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CARTA POLlTICA.
Hemos recibido IL que sigue:
Sr. Director de Ella CORRESPONDENTS.
Distinonido aafIor.

Dr. OlFec6OF Q0 &L3 3C0frGSQ0nQ6ncla
DistiDguido senior:
He de MERCER de su amabiIidad Sc
sirva publican en- el peri6dico de su
digna direction Ia siguente NANTES
taci6n:
Como no estuVe conforme con Ia des
graciada cuanto POGO correcta conduc-
ia observada por los hombres del repu-
blicanismO en- este pueblo. una vez
que fraudulenta y brutalmente escals-
ron los puestos de Ia p6blica admins
trac' On en- donde tsmpcco han demos
trsdo su desinter6s y deseOs de favo-
recer los intereses de los c0ntribuyen
tes; hube de retirarme del campo po-
lftico, convencido de Ia inefcacia Y
niDg1n benefci0 que reporta la admi
nistraci6n republicans, que ayude &
implantar con mi vote; pero convenci
do como estoy actualmenteS de que ell
SPsrtido Union de Puerto RictS es
una RgrupEci6n compuesta de hombres
di9nos y honrados que sus principles
tienden al bien general del psfs y & la
conquista de sus ibertades. me afilio &
ella como sOldado de fila, dispuesto &
IRb0rar con mis- nuevos correligions-
rios y luchar con empeflo Y decision,
porque 81 dia de Ia lucha electoral,
saga airosa de de las urnas electorales
Ia cRudidatuIa de los ciudadaros dig
nos, que con su trsbsjo desinteresado
salve de los escollos porque hoy cami-
na Ia nave de Ia patria.
Por Ia inserci6n de estas lfneas Ie d6
las mas expresivas gracias su affmo.
amigo y correligionario. ..
BRAULIO MENDEZ.
LRres. Septiembre 10 de 1904.
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Aprobado:
BEEKMAN WINTHROP,
Gobernador.
LIBERTAD TORRES GRAU,
Acting Attorney General.
Information Local.

Por faIta de squorumS no celebr6
session anoche el Ayuntamiento de esta
ciudad.
Hoy embarc6 para los Estados
Unidos con obieto de seguir Ia carrera
de dentists eI ioven Martin Reyes
Ocasio hijo de don Lucas. tesorero de
la junta esColar.
Ell farmac6utico sef1or Rafael L6-
pez Sioard6. sali6 para New York con
objetO de graduarse de doctor en- me-
dicina.
Ell vspor ePhiladelphiao lego es-
ta mafianR de S0r America Y saIi6 es-
ia tarde para New York, llevando 1O5
sacos de correspondence.
Sc ALQUILA: Una saIa amuebla-
da y una habitaci6n. sitio fresoo ven
tiladO. Sol 48 esquina & San Justo.
8v.R.
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REGlsTRO CIVIL.

Defunciones: Leoncio Persja Mora
les. BernRrdin0 Abreu, Zoila RosadO
= Andrade. Monies Castro Rios.
Naclmlentos: Juan Francisco Rivera
: Olya, JuRna BetanCourt Montsfiez,
Nicolas Cristino Correa Roias. Primi-
tiva Rodriguez. Manuel Santana Ma
vas Rodriguez y Carlos Andino Man
zanO.
Matrimonios: Sc han transcrito los
de Francisco Perez con Dolores Fat
xot Jesus Martinez con Victoria Viz
carrondo Fragoso.
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AgOta la pacienCia

La persona mas sufrida tiene que enfadarse
veces.
NADIA afecta un buen cardcter.
NADIA hace un hombre perder la paciencia
como la picaz6n de la piel.
Almorranas con picaz6n, casi 10 vuelven
Vd. loco.
Por el dia le hacen uno sentirse miserable.
Por la noche causan desvelos.
Rasca Rasca Rasca sin respiro.
semejanza de la eczema.
No puede uno parar de rascarse.
Asi 10 haris Vd. pero comprende que el
pfrimiento aumentarfa.
Tales miserias van en- aumento cada dia
Las gentes van descubriendo que pueden
surarse.
Reoonocen los meritos del Unguento de
Doan,
Sobran las pruebas de que el Unguento de
Doan cura las almorranss
La eczema y toda clase de picaz6n de la
piel.
El Sr. Francisco Vazquez, sombrerero, veci-
no de la Calle de Cells Aguilera, Caguas, P
r, dice; "Habia venido por mucho tempo
padeciendo de una erupci6n del tamano de
un dollar de plata en- la palma de la mano
zquierda que me ocasionaba mucha picaz6n
moleStia. No podfa utilizar Ia mano para NADIA
AL leer acerca del acreditado Unguento de
Doan resolvf usarlo me 10 applique diariaz
mente por espacio de una semana, con exelen
es resultados. El alivio fu9 casi instant&-
neo el NAL combatido de un todo en- muy
POGO tempo. En- vista de 10 cual reconozOo
en- el Unguento de Doan un especffco eaoa
para las afecciones del cults"
DE vENTA EN- TODAs LAS FARMACIAs.
Foster Mcclellan CO., Buffa'o N. Y.
e. U. de America.
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COMMERCIAL.

Los se6ores eMoral & Ca. S. en- c.,
de Mayagtez, nos participant que, por
vencimientO de So contrato social, go
pone en- liquidation dicha sociedad
mercantil, siendo sus iquidadores los
socios gestores don Francisco del Mo
raj. don Thomas Boothby , don Juan
r. Ansoategui.
A Ia vez nos informan que, con fe.
cha 10. han constituido una sociedad
merc2ntil en- comandita, que girara
bsjo Ia rsz6n social de eMoral e Ca.
S. en- Co. para dedicarse & los mismos
negocios que Ia estinguida.
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TsIsgrama de Fajardo.

Faiardo pit Teniente Csrb6 que
fu6 q investigsr suceso de Ia Plays,
regres6 con Carlos Quinones detenido.
Del mOtin resultaron dos heridos dos
estrOpeados con goIpes. Lo ocurrido
fu6 en- un bale y dentro de la casa hu-
DO tiros de rev6IWers, botelIazos Sc
emplearon armas blancas. Las persO-
mas que tomaron parte fueron muchas
Sargento Guanill.
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mrEREsA ToDos

Declaration de Naoimiento.
Declaraci6n de Defunci6n.
Oertfhcaciones MGdiOas.
poOumento de Eanzs.
4AoenCia para 4or eepuTturas.
Ce9eca3lentes do CaAotale para ba.
n, p &a oO1Eo1IoaAoneia 4 Puozta
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iHABAJO MONOPOLIOS!!I

Hilo de coser ingles superior en- ca
rreteles de 200 yardas. para sastres y
costureras, el mas barato y meior del
mundo.
Lo venden en- sus sImacenes por ma
yor al detail S. Melon & Co.. San
Justo 10. Puerto Rico: D.
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FARMACIA AMERICANA

JERINGAs DE FUENTE 2 GUAR
TILLOS go CENTAVOS.
Sc DESPACHAN RECETAS FA-
CULTATIVAS.
San Francisco 81. San Juan PR
p. q.
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Una circular a
los AicaIdes.
Sc dan reglaS para Ia i0terpreta
Ci6n de Ia ley judicial.
sSenores:

Sci Secretario Y ell Attorney Gene
raj han recibido muchas Consultas de
los Alcaldes Y de los Jueces Municipa-
les para la recta Interpretation de 10
provisto en- Ia Ley de reorganization
judicial y otrOs est8tutos en- cuanto &
10 que Sc refere la disposition de las
muItas impuestas pOr las Cortes NUM-
cipales y de Paz Y en- cuanto Ia res
ponsabilidad por los primeros senten-
cisdos cortOs terminus Como result
tadO de una conferences entire ell Secre-
tArio, Acting Attorney General, Di-
rector de Prisiones y ell Auditor de
Puerto Rico la siguiente opinion en-
las distintas materias SO somete q I'd.
para su information.
SPfimero.-Los prisioneros senten-
ciadOs por un t6rmino que no exCeda
de treinta d1as de prisi6n deben cum
plir ese t6rminO en- Ia carcel municipal
respectiva y t. dal las expenses ser. a
psgadas p0r dichR municipalidsd res
pectivs.
Los prisioneros sentenciadCs q ms de
treinta dfas de prisi6n deben ser en-
viados 4 Ia cSrcel del distrito Y los
cuenta del Tesoro IusuIar.1
LAS multss impuestas por los Jue-
ces de Psz deben iDgresar en- ell Tesoro
Municipal. En- squellos pueblos dom
de no hubiere Jueces de Paz. y Ia Cor
te Municipal tiene jurisdiction sobre
las vi0laciones de las Ordenanzas Mu-
nicipales, las muItss inpuestas por
esos de!itos deben iugresar en- ell Teso-
rO Municipal. Las multss impuestas
por los Jueces MunicipaIes de acuerdo
con 10 previsto en- Ia secci6n 767 de los
Estatutos Revisados deben iugresar en-
el TesorO Municipal. Todas las otras
multas impuestas por los Jueces Mu-
nicipales deben ingresar en- ell Tesoro
Iotulsr.> ,
eLa Upiversidad de Puerto Rico
ten IRA derecho 4 Ia mitad de todss las
muItas impuestas por las Cortes Mum
cipales. Esto no So apIicara & los Jue-
ces de Psz.0
GRespetuosamente comunicadO,
REGIS H. Posi-.
Secretario.
Aprobado:
BEEKMAN WINTHROP,
Gobernador.
LIBERTAD TORRES GRAU,
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sE VENDE DOS CAsAs con su sola-
res propias para familia Establecimiento
en- eabanallana termino Municipal de Rio
Piedras 2 kilometres del pueblo.-Infor-
maran en- esta Redaccion.l
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En- esta impTenta % vende papeI de
pefi6dieo viei0. 6 $500 quintal.
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(Traductor por nomDramiento del
Gobierno Federal,
Ofrece sus serVicios como especialis-
Is en- trabajOs t6cnicos y Iiterarios.
Precios m6dicos. LUNA 81.
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En- esta imprents 90 vende papel de
peEi6diso Vieie. 6a9 oo quintal.
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A v | S 0

:. SuplicO 4 todos mis- amigos Sc sirvsn
ulrlg1Fme so correspondence & esta
Glu9Sd durante ell periodic electoral.
". q 47. DR.. Fernando Coma.
JUAN MIGUEL KElRnEY
AVOCADO
Agusdilla. P. r.
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Juan MOFera Martinez
ABOGADOY NOTARIO
CGg1e del Cv'5sto Q
BAQUERO & GANDARA
oFRECEN

Alambre de nuas, rollos
de 90 lbr. rollo $ 2-6O
Grampas en- barriles de
90 libras barril 800
Zin liso nara Zorro de 8
nor 3-P quintal. 400
OementO DRAGON on
barriles, barril Zoo
Puntas de Paris Cajas
de 80 libras tamo6os
de 2-2 liz, 8, 4yo
pulgadas gruesas y
inas, GAIA 2-45
Maiz superior del Pals
en- mediOg saCOs 90. LOO
Mani superior On saC0s
nuintal 500
San JuItO IS y is San Juan. Pto-RioO
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BRAULIO MENDEZ

Lares. Septiembre 10 de 1904.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-10-06
RuShHILL.

Everything on the move; every.
body improving; new roofs on old
buildings; new doors on old barns;
and new babies in several homes.
Surely the world do move. =
w. E. Rosser has opened up
new livery stable on the corner
of Front street and Roosevelt av-
enue. Bright new buggies may be
seen dashing hither and thither,
high stepping horses go by in a
whiz. What does it all meant
We made quite a trip down thru
portion of Galloway county last
week. Met several old friends and
found the same state of improve
ments. Everybody seems to be
making money, and everybody i'm,
proving their property. We enjoy
ed the hospitality Of Rev. G.. b.
Smith, who owns a fine farm near
Shamrock. This is a beautiful
country, though somewhat broken.
Fine fruit grows here, and the
corn is good. Many farmers with
whom we talked think their corn
will make 40 bushels per acre. We
never met more home-like, hos
pitable people. We will be among
them again soon and spend a little
more time and will be able to tell
more about them.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-10-06
SANTA FE

Quarterly meeting was well at
tended here Sunday,
Mrs. Ran Dennis and children of
Stoutsville visited Perry Davis
and family latter part of last week.
Mrs. John Bullock and little
daughter, Thelma, are visiting
relatives in Huntsville.
The people in and around Santa
Fe met last Friday night and or
gained a literary society. They ar
ranged a program and expect to
meet every two weeks. Every one
is invited to attend and help to
make our literary a success.
Alva Tanner of Farber is visit
ing his brother, Wallace, of this
place.
R. L. Vanfossen of Illinois is
the guest of relatives in and around
Santa Fe.
Herman Worley of Mexico spent
the day with one of our fair young
ladies Sunday. Miss Alma was
all smiles.
John Bullock made a business
trip to Mexico Monday.
Mrs. Capps of Long Branch Wis,
tied her daughter here, = Mrs,
Drake, last week,
Messrs. Tom Pagan and Clar-
ence Atchison and Misses Maud
and Allie Hagan of Wesley Chapel
attended preaching here Sunday
night.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-10-06

affects us little, excepting that we
have no night train west. All other
trains are running prac tically on
the same schedule.
Miss lola Beal, daughter Of the
Message editor, visited in Laddo-
MIA Monday.
G. E. Ferris and wife are in
Louisiana where Mr.. Ferris hopes
to take treatment which will re-
store him to perfect health again
If it does not, however, he will
doubtless visit Hot Springs, Ark. e.,
in the near future.
G.. w. Watkins and wife have
returned from an extended visit in
st. Louis and other places.
Mrs. z. A. Torreyson and little
daughter visited in Mexico Satur-
day and Sunday.
A revival meeting is in progress
at the NJ. E. church, South.
j. E. Burch, the e. & A. agent,
sold IT'S tickets to st. Louis last
month.
DR.. E. D. Vandeventer is in
Kansas City buying sheep.
Mrs. Effie Mcdaniel and little
daughter, Miss Eddie, visited in
Mexico Sunday.
Miss Maud Azdell visited in
VandaIia lhe early part of the
week.
Among this weeks Worlds
Fair visitors from Laddonia and
vicinity are: F. S. Akridge and
wife, G. A. league and wife,. A.
Thomas, Mrs. l.. G. Moore, Lee
Denmark and Shannon Hodge.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-10-06
THOMPSON.

w. IL. Brink has returned to
his home in Hallsville.
Mrs. M. Greasy visited in Cen
tralia Tuesday.
Mrs. r. II. Nc Cornell left for
st. Louis Tuesday to attend the
fair for a we elk.
E. F. Elliott and wife are home
from few days stay in st. Louis.
p. S. Morris of Mexico was here
Monday.
II. 7. Cant is home from a bust
ness trip to Omaha.
r. H. Brown and wife and R.H.
Mcconnell and wife spent Sunday
in Mexico.
j. ID. Smith and r. Holmes of
Washington, Iowa, are visiting Mr..
Holmes brother near here.
Miss Normie Hagerty has re-
turned to Kansas City after Wis
it to her cousin, Miss Mable Kill
gore.
d. G.. Henshaw was here from
Louisiana Friday in the interest of
q. & A. r. r.
NJ. Edwards was here from Lex
ington Wednesday.
s. Gilmore of Auxvasse was here
on business Friday.
DR.. E. F. Elliott left for st.
Louis Monday after a brief stay
here.
F. Cawthorne left for Yates
Wednesday where he will be day
agent on the @. & A.
Jas. j. SOmmers, formerly night
operator here now holds position
as day operator and ticket Agent.
Mr.. Sommers being a steady and
industrious young man, is well
liked and will give good satisfac-
ton in his office.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-10-06

49, - $500 - .N1aes sSA
position as telegraph operator at
Independence. He has accepted a
like position with the Santa Fe Ry.
Co. in California.
Improving the residences is the
order of the day now.
James Mccoy, formerly of this
vicinity, has disposed Of his bust
ness interest at Curryville. He is
now engaged in the poultry bust
ness at Center
John Eddleman has returned
from his prospecting tourin Arkan-
sas.
Mrs. Lucy B .Lewis and her son,
William, attended the Fair last
week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-10-06

Clyde Ellis attended the Fair
last week.
Henry Weaver the other day
fell from his porch and is now suf-
fering from two broken ribs.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Miller died last week and was
buried at Berea cemetery.
Clyde Ellis is putting up tele-
phone line running from Sim
Creed's to Moline. He rents at one
dollar per box per month. 1t is on
the Berea line poles.
Among those Of one party that
attended the Fair starting from
Laddonia last Tuesday were Mr..
Lawler and family, Rush Harmon
and family, Mrs. John Hanger
and daughter, Miss Eflie, Mrs. Sa-
rah Baker and Miss Anna Baker.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-10-06
PROGRAM
Hardin College Day Exer-
Cises, Missouri Building
at Worlds Fair.

1000 to 1900 a. M, Wednes-
day, Oct. II, 1904.
(a) Hexentanz, Mcdowell.
(b) Heaven, Absolve My Soul, -
Lassen- List, Miss Jean V.
Bragg. (l9O3)
The Jewel Song-Gounod, Miss
Mary Highsmith. (1902)
Address of Welcome, Mrs. Ella
Forrist- Guthrie. (l976)
o, Dry Those Tears-De Riego
Miss FloraThomas. $4,000
If Were King-Justin Mccarthy,
Miss Arr Marie ROttmau.
(I9O4)
The Worlds Fair as Seen by a
Hardin College Alumna, Mrs.
Lily Herald Frost. (1SS6)
Our Alma Mater, Mrs. Olivia
Hord- Cook. (1SS4)
(a) Rosary-Heim.
(b) AT Parting-Rogers, Mrs.
Anne Ewing Hobbs.
Tribute to Governor Hardin,
President j w. Million.
Hardin College Song.
The exercises will be held in the
auditorium of the Missouri Build
ing, closing at twelve O'Clock, noon.
A luncheon will be served imme-
diately in the same room under the
auspices of the Alumnae Assoeia-
ton.
Parties going from Mexico will
have the privilege Of one fare, SO. :
80. for the round trip, over either
road, the Wabash or the G. & A.
The Hardin students and faculty
aud Alumnae willhave a special car
over the Wabash, leaving Mexico
4i10 a, mSand leaving st, Louis
at 1890 p. M
A reception to the Hardin Col.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-10-06

Have you seen the advertise
ment in the MEssAGE2 All about
the big doings on another page.
The FitzsimmOns Auction Co.,
of Montgomery, Ala. will be in
Mexico Oct. 18th. J. Fl. Conklin
is president and VIM. Fitzsimmons
is manager. They are thoroly re-
liable and give references from
coast to coast. A world of BUSH
ness in a whirl of pleasure.
They had a big town lot auction.
at Macon City few days ago and
thousands of people were in
attendance.
NINTEY BEAUTIFUL LOTS.
They will offer for sale to the
highest bidders on long and easy
terms the prettiest building lots in
the city of Mexico-on the Boule-
ward, near Hardin College.
Don't miss coming to this sale.
Come early, Sale will begin at $50
a. m. sharp. Come and enjoy the
big attractions and come prepared
to make a purchase that you can
never regret.
This company has seen seven
years of experience as sellers of
town lots at auction. Have had
l65 successful sales; $1,000 lots
soldi 81, 100000 aggregate sales.
They have with them Col. w.
Bishop, the finest auetioueer trav-
cling. They have had sales in
Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Cali
fornia, Florida, Georgia, Indiana,
Illinois, Kansas, Louisiana, Michi-
gan, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma,
Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas
and Missouri.
Fun and pleasure mixed with
business. They carry their own
band of ten solo musicians.
Come aud hear them.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-10-06
POWELLFORD.

= Mr.. Schultz sold Two mule colts
to Alex Carter last week for $16O.
Miss Pauline Powell left last
week for Christian College, Colum.
bia, Mo-, where she will attend
school.
Mr.. w. McMurtry, Mrs. Tina
billiard and Miss Bennetta and
Dan billiard went to Auxvasse last
Wednesday to attend the street
fair.
Mrs. Peace left Saturday for her
home in st. Louis after a pleas
ant visit with her sister, Mrs. j.
o. Dowell,
Creel billiard is home after
spending a week with his aunt
near Worcester.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baker OF
California were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Powell last week.
Charlie Arnold was hurt by q
horse kicking him last Tuesday
morning.
Carpenters are at work on J.P.
PowelPs house.
George Lewis new barn is al
most completed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-10-06
BEAN CREEK.

Deacon w. N. Lewellen aud
wife, passing thru here on
their way home from the Associa
ton, stopped at our new church
edifce a few moments. The dea-
con extended congratulations and
paid a high compliment to the pro-
motors of this work.
Yes, Liberty, we have seen Miss
Hattie wearing a very sweet smile,
and that when Loge was not
around, either.
j. w. Ellington, Mrs. Annie
Martien, Mary and Hey Byars at
tended the Audrain Baptist Asso-
citation at Mt. Airy church last
week. Tell us they enjoyed them
selves to the uitermost.
Marion Willingham has Sc
cured j. 7. Ford to build his
house, which he expects to begin
at once.
The ninth annual sale at the
Walnut Grove Stock Farm was
well attended. Stock sold well
and everybody was thoroly salts
fed, 1t could not be otherwise,
conducted by the proprietor, Jas.
Quinlan, who has a big heart and
is gaining a world wide reputation
thru the fair and honest method
used in conducting these sales.
Private Jim complains because
did not mention him last week.
Those who entertained the Mt
Zion delegation at Mt. Airy over
did the confidence act by leaving {
cake in the. room where they slept
However, fortunately for the cake
there had been a preacher trans
| AEAA Gu llOu uuuLuEt uGiHkSuNiol
to this one and it all ended we'll.
Mrs. Clara Martien is spending
the week among relatives in Mon,
roe county.
There was an innovation in TIT
services at Mt, Zion Sunday eve
Topic, Second Coming of Christ.
The audience, prompted by thei
pastor, Rev. Byron Bibb, reading
verses from the Bible bearing up
on this question. The readiness
with which the responses cam
would indicate that the subjee
was not an entire strange one.
Corn cutters are in demand. a
much of this crop can be utilize,
to greater advantage by cutting
and shocking,
W. b. Dehner of Shelby count,
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-10-06
LADDONIA.

We trust your readers will par
don us for saying last week that
DR.. Van Deventer and Mrs. Huff
man were in st. Louis, where the
former" would be treated under
specialists. We meant to say the
latter" st. Louis doctors, how.
ever, stated that her case was too
far advanced to be helped, and she
was brought back home without
any operation.
]. M. Sipple has been visiting
his neighbOrs with the Assessors
book.
A. c. Corner has purchased c.
A. iwift's property, adjoining his
res enee, for 5000.
G.. H. Biggs is the new partner
in the firm of Alexander & Biggs,
successors to Alexander & Soh. j.
j. Alexander retires to look after
individual interests, for a time at
least. Mr.. Biggs occupies the old
Asher property, north of the r.
r.
Chas. w. Phillips has rented his
160-acre farm, northwest of town,
to w. P. Flynn for the coming
year.
Among last weeks Worlds Fair
visitors were Mrs. Tate and daugh-
ter, Miss Anna.
Ed Ferris and wife visited in
AuXvasse recently.
j. d. Greer has moved his fam
lily here aud will take charge of the
furniture store. He occupies rooms
in j. 7. Blakeman's property in
North Laddonia. This is signifi-
cant. Rev. Greer says that was
the only place he could get to stay
as every house in town is occupied
or engaged.
N. E. Mitchell is home from
Oklahoma.
b. f. Hendrick attended the
Universalist Convention at La
Crosse, Mo-, early part of the
week. q
Miss Fannie Birkmeyer left Fri
day for st. Louis.
S. L. Mapes carried the mail on
Route 2 for Dee Jenkins Saturday
Chris Marburg postponed his in,
tended trip to st. Louis until this
week. He is now in the city
stocking up with cattle, and will
visit the Fair before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Pierce arr
in Mexico.
Mrs. Leila Martin is visiting in
Mexico.
Mrs. A. G. Azdell Of Mexico
visited relatives in Laddonia las
week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lee Horton en-
tertained q number of their
friends at their new home, east 0,
Laddonia, last Saturday night.
Rex Hancock returned to st
Louis Sunday to renew his worl
at Marion Sims Dental College.
The new time table Of the Alton
which went into effect last Sunda.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-10-06
MoLINo

j. E. Middleton who has been
prospecting in the West for the
past two weeks has arrived home.
He is better convinced than ever
that Audrain is pretty good
county.
Mrs. Addie Mundy Rudasil of
Indian Territory is visiting her
parents aud other relatives here,
The Midway meeting is progress
ing nicely. No additions up to
this writing
Mrs. VIM. johnson is entertain
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-10-06
j. NJ. BurhOp & Son

Win continue selling that bean
tiful stock of Kimball pianos at
factory sale prices. Now is the
time to save money. The stock is
almost gone. Come and get that
piano you have wanted so long be-
fore it is too late. Store open
evenings. 2w
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-10-06

before Judge johnson in Mexico
Tuesday, and plead guilty to the
charge against him and threw him
self on the mercy of the court.
Judge johnson sentenced Scott
to q years in the State peniten-
tiary.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-10-06

Rev. Q. A. Mitchell, who re-
sides in Mexico, breaches at Beth
lehem, northwest of Mexico, one
Sunday in the month, one Sunday
at Wellsville and the two other
Sundays he spends with the Bap-
fist church at Curryville. That's
getting over some territory, for
YOU.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-10-06

f. G. Crawford of Iowa moved
to his $50 acre farm, within two
miles of Santa Fe, last week. The
MESSAGE is glad to welcome all
these Iowa people that are coming
into this section of Missouri of
late.