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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07
.ELOCUENTE CARTA.
Noble tTabSlO Dc "a JNDta EscO-
Tar Dc San Juan.
10 que pTOpOn0 al Honorable
AIGaldG para Il On iUXlIlO Do
Ia nlhqz dGsVallda.

Honorable AIcRlde:: La JuntR Es'
collar que preside hsce aDR1 4 tempo
viane estudiandO Do f1rma de evitar
que an grupo de nifios memories de diez
amos. de esos que ViYen 6 la ventura,
sin familia. ain hogar. v qua Conatan.
temente fguran en- % liIts de ID CSrceI
Municipal, porque s disrin son sCuBs-
dos de heChos cuyR Specification indu'
6Ab'emente no RlcAnzRn & diSCeFnif,
pero que exigen ell csStig0 de la Ley,
sean rec'uidos por 10 menOs s0msti.
dos tratamientO CspGz de operRr en-
sus cerebrOa una transflrmaCi6n COM
pVeta. 6esvi. ndo So inclination aI mall,
y atrsy6ndoies al CamiBO del bien.
va sabamos que lR Asambiea Legis-
l&tivR vOt6 una Ley grandemente hu-
mADitariR para ID craRCl6n de una esCue-
IL ccrreccioral, perO esq Ley como
otras que conoeemos, Rnteri0Fmente
votadas, parecsn monumantos encGPgs-
dos de perpetuer. en- el tempo y en- Ia
histOriS, inatFuciones buenKs. ideas
elevadhg, prop6sitos redentpres, cAidoG
en- el &bismo de 10 indif 9FenCis que
no Les del I pr0sperar. -
Ante esq perspective hscess impe-
riosameSte necesario iniciar IR obra
del bien en- cuaIquiera de sug m6itipIea
aspectoa, y no dudamoG qua h4b,1a de
seRvir de essfmulO Y ofrecer reauItSdoa
por demas satltf cterios el reCc g n
una docena. mas 8 menOs. de esoH Di'
nos sbRndonGdOs s Las inclemencias del
deatino. que avspzSn r6pidRmente poi
10 Dendiente del NAL.
LIS Layes escolaPea no parmiten
esta j lntS dispOner de gug reCuPsol
para esa atenci6p: pero ante Ia mSg j
tud de la idea y la impOFtanCiA del
problems pIsnteado. puede sp0TtSE
reCursos de orden moral que unidos
los que V. HI. Ie offezoa han de heceE
ViAbIe e1 pensamientO cOnVirtl6ndoIe
en- reaIidad tangible.
SiV. H. encuentra On ell preBupueS.
to de Ia muniCipalidad. parti Aa sPg0ra
de que Sc pusdR diGponer para Auxi'
liar ests Obrs. tsndEfsm0s POGO menOa
que sOlucion8dO el problems de que
tRntRs veCes nos hemOs oCupBdo en-
nueatras CopferenciAs privadas.
Como el prop6siso de eSts pruebB Se
coucreta por Z h ora { COnseguir local
aprOpiGdo con doCe camRs preparadal
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. dOnde puedAn CO.
mer y dOrmir dGce min %. YO rueRo 4
v. III. ge niEvs pFestar atenCi6n prefe,
rense & este ssuntO y ConteStarme & d
poaibIe bFevedad.
De V. reSpetuOsRmente,
R0no6n Falcon.
u: Preaidenta de IA J anta EsCOlAr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07
sr, Juan Braschi Director INFERNO.
r=--4---W-----
Charla meniada.

Aver circuI6 la noticia dc un ciCl6n,
Que eHtRbR--aeR1n no ueclA--Vl'ltano0
Ia gente miFkbHse como con Cierrts
uonriss deacreida. dirigiendO & veCes 10
vista & 10 alto. -
-sNoS querr6n tOmar eI peIe ?-mur-
muraba algui6 A. SntFO Cicl6t9
-N6-rerIic6 uno-POr Ohora dlcen
q % eSt& en- Barbados. en- dOnde tlenen
peIop de GobrR. de NeguTO.
NaburAlmente. Las CoaRB esaan sqol
de taI maneF9 que snuncl@r un ClC10n
clsi equivale s deciH: -.
ePreparese Puerto Rico & recibir
custFO tiros, y COL i6sese de una vez
Y ESQ seTfs eI COim0-y y tantO-de
los ciclones MORALES que nos sbrumsn.
De Ahf que muChos dudasen de iS ve'
racidad de las NOTICES que circularan.
mo sOmos tan Tnalos para que hNsta la
NRturAle "a nos vepGG q FOT06tG"!
A ESQ de las 0nce. un Ug'iCu1tor que
ue hSIVa de pGgo en- S sn Juan colo CT.
bEse cuidAdosS SmeDte las g fAs. y mira
b. al cieIo. Ell hombre d. base aus
paseitos por ID pIazS de Colon, y & 10
vardad tenfs mSg miedO que eeEenl'
dad .... Miraba aI oielO, y Biuti6ndORe
unR especie de Fianmsri6n, decf.:
- PorRquf por el NOrte e1 cSetO estG
san s1u6es. ,Per0 como eStas cirrus son
tan trSidoras uui6n O. be si Sc han sQs.
ChndO en- lR fimbPiG de MGFta. Sin
emb4rgo, hoy cd nsiSrcoles. Para mi
no hay CiCl6n!
Y se sGli6 CON ID guv0. 'e cicl6n
nj ocho cusrtos! VSentos de .frosdG.
DSSe. Va ae ssba que soplan de 10
cuencR au1ifePA & del Tes0FO de IL iSlO,
6 meiOr de Is TeGOTerlS.
Tambi6n psrten & veces tales ylentoS
de IL JuntS Superior de S anidGd. que
go un rsmNl del Consolidate.
Y hsy Vientos ... de fr0ndG pOr
todaS parte.
"a qr6. pueG, VenirnOs con anuncioB
de CiCi6a en- nuestYBa blrbas b?
Que 60 quede en- BArbAdRH!
PERIDEM.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07
CON- { R CIA |.

En- circular q 1e hsmoS reCibido nou
participao los chores Gabriel Sogora
y Manuel e JOrdSp, de eata capltaI,
h1ber diauelto les merCantiles que
girAbSn en- estR pIazA b j } ID rRz6n So.
Oial de Gabriel Segura y Manuel e.
JOrd6n, IaH que De dedioAbRn Rl rAmo
de provision eI.
So h. tornado otrs nuevS aoCiedad
regular cOlsctiva que girsr6 On eats
MEMS pl' q con Ia r. z6n de GG .bFiel
Segurs y CA.3 q la que deSeamUs pros
peFidAdeS.
Son gocios de ls misms don Gab,iel
SegurR, don Juan G9yts y don Ma
nueI T.. Jordan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07
RUMORES.

sRum6rase9, con visos de yeracidad.
la renuncia de cuatro perspnAIidadea
distinguidss del COnCeio Municipal de
YauC0. debido 6 que una yaCsnts re-
cientemente ocurFida en- Ell seno de
dichA CorpoFaCi6n ser6 cubierts, en-
virtud de recommendation del Comit6
Rapublicsno de dicha ciudad, Dor el
LiCenOiado don Pablo Sanchez ' Fer
uandez.
Sel1a de sentirse ls Corfir1nVCi6n de
Ia r. ferids nOticia. porqua clio pFiva-
ria del ConCuFsO de peraOnaa b 90Padas
y de buens voluntad 6 una ds les Cor.
pOFeOi0nes MuniOipRles mas importan.
tes de b lila.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07

-Por haber prestaao 6anza fuG
excarcelado en- la carcel de Are ,ibo
ell industrial Marco Hernandez Sosa
el cual Sc encontraba detenido Dor
orden del Juez Aunicipal de sqUe-
liza Villa, igualms ante fu6 excarCela-
DO PssroF Gonzalez, mediante orden
del referido Juez. .
-CinCO muasas h8 i'm puesto hoy eI
juPE de psz poF inffinRir les OFdenan.
zRS municipales. ....
e vRpoP GPhiEadelphis1, seg6a
RePec grama reOibido On u isins de
oorreos eataF6 sqof eats tArde s IaS
Ell taniente vi lariny he detenid0
8 Juan GSnzslez A icea, autoF del ro-
DO de un buey propiedad de don Eu'o.
gio Gim6oez. de AguadsD cCupkndole
Il res despu6S de vendida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07

DEsPUEs DE PROBAR todos los eng Hao.
Bos Femediog que Be anuncisn es cusndo mo
30 agradese la efcacia RADICAL del DigeEti.
vo MoiarFieta, Cuya supeEioridad est4 univtH
UaImente Oonfirm&da.
CuraOioneB deBegperadag en- personaB bier
Conooidas que 10 tomaron durRnte tres me-
Ues SON las que 10 han hecho gloriosO, peFc
IN solo egtuChe produce mejor efeCto que
una docena de frascoB de cuRlquieF otro re.
2 medic; porque adem&g de ser e1 dndOo Vsrda.
dero Curative radical del est6mago del
intestine, sin engahoBG acci6n Calmante, eI
Digestive y PuFifCador de los alimentol
Sc debe 0xigiF que ceda hoStia tsnga gra
bado Ol nombFO Digestive MolarFiet&
Dep6alto general de las Farmacias de BlnnC0 y o.
Ramon AlmaGan Fldol Guiuermety en- san 5uaE
de Pu0FhoRoos dc V0nt9 en- laa pEinGlpalO1 DEog1O
erias dRuropR AUn&ssnS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07
Ell "dobnt" de Ia Pfoso.
serd ell dom lingo.
CAyey. 1905.

An6nCiASe para el pr6ximo domingo
el eiebut1 del notable AFtiSta Senor
La Pre8a.
e. entusiaamo que reina con tai
motive 60 verdRderame ente inuaitRdO.
La fanCi6n 90 Vsrifi ID arS en eli teatr0
del PArQue y empezAr6 s lee d termi-
nando & las 5 p. m.
El ServlCi0 de CarF0s eg6ctricOg ge
o gsnizaFs de manera que 10 concu.
Frencia al indioadO espectsoulo no ten
gs contraFiedadea de nipR61 R9nerO.
Habrs en- CirCulaci6n sufiCiente n6-
nero de CaFros.
Es de aplaudir eSt8 determination,
pOrque con ell Glebuto del genial ar.
tistR eI l6mero de cOpcuFrentes aI
PArQue serS realmente extraordinSFio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07
. VISITAS Al LAzARETO.

Seg1 nueBtras noticias. 90 ha 0rde'
nado pOr DArte de IG autoEidad C0mpe'
tente, eI que no Sc permitA crecidO d
nero de visitaB Rl i zAret0 en- dOnde
hsllase estab!eoida Ia COIOniR de le
prosOB.
AdemsS. sseg6rass que solo % per.
mitir8 que viBitsn & los enfsrmos IOI
fSmiIiRres mas csFCanos ellos
SiesGg dispoGiciones o % ce { o, 70
parecan sCeFtadss,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07

Una gran Fueca con m mnestFas de-
cate de distintas parties del mundo
tiene ell gObeFnador Winthrop, en-
uno de los salones de su fesidencia,
con las que pueden hacer compare
clones pFacticaS de ese prOductO con
81 de esta isla.
El gobernador sigue prestandole
gran atencion al pr0blema cafeteFo
de Puarto Rico. hacienda todos los
esfuerzos Posibles por So mejor
reSOluci6n,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07

Con gran solemnidad hase dis
puestO una sOlemne session fdnebre,
en- Arroyo, para honFar la memo
ria del heFmano mason MaximO
Canales que fall eci6 en- aqu9l pue-
bio.
La Logia Girls de- PszS lleva di-
cho acto a cabO 81 domingo pF6ximo
d las 3 de la tarde.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07

FL AlcaIde de San juan ha resl-
bido una carta fechaaa en- Ja9n,
EsPafa, y suscrita por Francitco
Gimeno SamPer, en- la que quiere
saber en- que fechA murl0 el VlrFey
don Rafrel Samper, indicanao que
Ia Investigation debe hacerse q prin-
cipiO del SiglO pasado -sQui6n ha
DIDO hablaF DO ese Virrey2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07

HIN c9ntraido mRtFimonio On Ria
PisdrRs. Ell BefI0r Felipe JAneF y S0ler
con Ia diatipguida aefiorita Mercedes
Baeno. Dese6moslea felici lades
-En s s!inas fu6 denuncisdo Juan
CRrtsGenR poF BeduCir & In ioven An.
tonis Mei6adez.
En- CsRuas fac GrFestado Felix
Colon quien trat6 de forzRr gu bro.
pia hiiR llamada MatfS, de 1S afio1 de
sdad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07
AVIso al pdbIIeO,

MiSntras dure la f6brioa del local
qpe ocupAba IR ECsss de pEestanOsS
de jose Bszsn. Allen 81. % ha trAsla-
dado d no % de d mismS CaIle. donde
seGuifS suS migmOs neQOciog.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07

Ramon Falcon.
Preaidenta de lA J anta EsOOlAr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-07

Bills and Letters of Credit on all cities in thewOrld
Cable trans ers Loans made Collections, DepoS rece
All matteFbl of a banking and trust nature CAREFUL
All prOftas 5l insss slLicita1
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16
WEST LICK.

Grandma Brown is improving
slowly.
G. A. Mollet and E. r. Hagau
completed a large corn crib for Mr..
Wasmuth last week.
Mrs. Albina Hale and Mrs. Ell.
len Leet, south Of Laddonia, visit,
ed at Z. o. Snedeker's last week
Glad to hear that Mrs. Fred
Doeblin, who has been in Perry,
having her eyes treated by Dr.
Walters, returned home last Sat
urday feeling much benefited.
Ned Hagan purchased in Mon
roe county 81 head of mules, II
head of 2-year.Olds and 81 head o.
yearlings.
w. P. Flynn, one of our hust
ling farmers, hauled "a loads o
corn to Jack Brown, inside of two
days. Anyone that can beat that
let us hear from you, if not, for
ever hold your peace.
Mrs. G. A. Mollet and Mrs. S
P. Dubray spent last Wednesda!
at j. q. leagues.
j. r. Shell, ST.. made a bushes
trip to Illinois last week.
G.. W. Mcintyre sold to S. p
Dubray 10 head of sheep, at $50
per head.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16
POWELL FORD

Frank Brenton delivered ? mule
colts last Friday to'J. r. johnson
for $40.
j. H, billiard purchased a farm
southwest Of Mexico, 159 acres, at
$40 per acre.
James Powell bought 100 Dbl, OF
corn last week at Csc bu. He il
putting up new scales this week,
VIM. Mason has erected water
tank near his home.
Alex Carter sold his riding horse
last week for $l75.
Mrs, Abe Whitley has been i'll
for the last few weeks aud sorry Il
say she Is nUt any better.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16
Mrs. F. B. Cook is suffering
with a sore hand.
SKINNER

All the boys have been busily
engaged binning their corn the
last ten days. The corn is down
very badly and makes gathering
bad on the boys backs. Corn
damaged considerably and l be-
lieve a sixth, or near to it, is rot
ten.
John Blum was on the Kansas
City market last week and pur-
chased 20 head of 1000 lib. steers
at So. go, laid down here.
Geo. 7, Fisher, travelling man
for Page fence from Monroe City,
was through here last week on
business.
j. R Squirting is erecting a sub
stantial corn bin.
F. a. Ehret sold Mr.. Gatewood
l2OO bushels corn at Soc weighed,
the latter to do hauling.
Rufus Squirting sold all his crop
to spare to John L. Carpenter at
325ac per bu., former to haul it.
Cant & Considine made a flying
trip thru here Saturday and cut a
broad swath n the business field
of life.
Judge IL. I, Squirting is suffer-
ing considerably from injury re-
ceived in his good eye by stalk.
Glad to say it is getting better.
A number of our farmers here
have purchased a patented unload.
err Of corn, J. f. VIM, II. T.
Squirting, c. and NJ. Householder
John Quinlan, James chatham
aud Arch Waggouer.
James Surber bought a bunch
Of good calves.
J. F. Baker bought COL head of
Western weathers of CANT 6 Con-
sidine.
Misses Mas aud Pearl Carpenter
Of Mexico we're the guests Of the
Misses Baker Sunday.
Rev. Long preached at Bethle.
hem Sunday.
Sterl Hickman aud family Wis.
tied relatives in Tulifi the last FEW
ltlays,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16
BEAN GREEK.

A two-year-old colt belonging to
Josie Martien met death in a pecu-
liar manner some time since in G,
E, Robinson's pasture. A small
branch runs thru the pasture
which has been filled with hedge
brush, the brush being covered
with grass blown from a neighbor.
ing field. The colt attempting to
cross (supposed in a romp) missed
its footing and fell, struggling for
liberty, soon became hiden from
view and was found the following
evening, about dusk, by Chas. R.,
noticing one foot sticking thru the
brush and grass. His call for aid
was nobly answered by neighbour
ing lads who worked faithfully,
getting the colt ont about mid
night, so chilled, injured internal
ly, that it lived only about Il
hours. This was a fiue specimen
Of the saddle horse and was val
uva ut SlUO.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16

VIM. Hesterberg was on the
market Monday with 5 hogs which
he sold at $3.50 percwt.
Geo. P. Haley, scientific opti-
clan, passed thru this vicinity this
week, He adj listed glasses for
Mesdames Hesterberg, Rogers and
Martien, giving entire satisfaction.
Mr.. Haley is also patentee of a
fence staple puller which is of
great value to the farmer.
Neal Watts and family visited
the family of R. 7. Byars over
Sunday.
w. G. Dye writes that he and
family are at Milan, Wash, we'll,
enjoying life and must have the
MESSAGE. Says the weather is
fine, and promises a long letter
when he learns more about the
country.
Clarence Worsham of Molino has
moved into the place vacated by
Tack" Dye, and is moving the
sawmill to Jas. Quinlan's timber.
Rev. Seuberleigh, late of Ger
many, is now domiciled in the
German pastory, and now this
faithful people have services every
Sun day.
We are informed that the Eden
| Germany Publishing House OF
st. Louis put out 81, 100000 BIZ
bles annually.
Equity, Justice and the Golden
Rule" is what the Farmers I'm
ion stands for. Prof. e. E. Shay
and Julius Schneider were initial
ed at last meeting, Some very i'm.
portant committees to reports next
meeting, Friday night. The Bean
Creek orchestra add much to the
social features.
j. N. Beam of Mexico bought
10 cords of wood from Joe Mon.
gler at 81. so per cord.
Miss Pearl MCGEE, writes 'tC
friends that she arrived at home
Glenview, ILL.,, o. *. and found
all we'll. Her letter was a greaI
relief to certain nerves here.
Emmett Byars has gotten the
spring wagon in ship shape agar
and says he doesn't intend to slseT
SO much when out driving in thu
future.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16

NEIGHB0RH00D NEWS
MOLINO.

VIM. Mundy has bought another
tract of land. We will write full
particulars later on.
Miss Stella Berry has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Rude Maddox,
of near Roweua, for the past
week.
Mrs. P. R. Cauthorn and Mrs.
Joe Martin visited friends in and
near Vandalia last week.
Joe and Felix Martin delivered
hogs at Mexico last Monday fol
VIM. Mundy at 1926 per hun.
bred.
Those on the sick list are Mr.,
Rudasil, Mrs. Blue, Mrs. Williams,
Mrs. Arnold and Marvin Emmons
Mr.. Rudasil and Mr.. Emmons
both have typhoid fever, Mrs. Viii
liams has paralysis.
Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Ches'
ter Darnell made a birthday din.
ner for themselves last Sunday. II
was the birthdays of both. The
dinner was spread at Mrs. Carpen'
ter's aud host of friends were in,
vited to help eat it.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16
= YOUR NEIGHBoRs :

Mrs. j. 7. johnson is visiting
relatives in Texas,
Mark Crawford, Jr., from
Oklahoma City, Okla, is here on a
visit,
Miss sappho Armstead, west Of
Mexico, is enjoying her visit with
relatives in Texas.
Miss Mary Potts, attending
school at Godfrey, ILL.,, visited her
parents in Mexico last week.
The followin parties near Santa
Fe will ship stock soon-W. H.
Smiley two cars, Creigh Bros.
two cars, j. D. Power two cars,
and Charlie PUugs one car.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16
TEACHERS RESOLVE,
The Late Meeting The Fest Ever
Held in the County.

Be it resolved D., the Audrain
county Teachers Institute in Con-
vention assembled:
First That we're greatly indebt-
ed to the teachers of Mexico for
the reception aud cordial treat
ment accorded the teachers of the
county.
Second. That we deeply regret
that severe affection has fallen
upon our friend aud co-laborer
Prof d. A. Mcmillan, necessitat-
ing his absence, thereby depriving
us of the great pleasure we would
haYe enjoyed, as in times in the
past, from his cheerful presence
and encouraging words.
Third. That we thank Prof.
Gass, DR.. Hill, Prof. Harvey, Miss
Ermine Owen and Hon. James
Newton Basket for their enter.
tanning aud instructive lectures.
That we,heartily endorse county
school supervision as one of the
best means of improving our
schools.
Fifth. That we have derived
great benefit from our attendance
at this County Association and
believe it the best lever held in this
county; and, further, we believe
that the enthusiasm and inspira-
ton received BY the teachers will
extend to nearly every district in
the county.
Sixth. That we thank Mr..
Cross and his associates, Mr..
Moore and Shobe, for the vigorous
work done to insure a successful
meeting, and Mr.. Hawthorne, Miss
Clark and Miss Randall for music
for our entertainment.
Eighth. That we deeply regret
that Mr.. Cross is to sever his con-
nection with the school work of
this county by resigning as Coun-
ty Commissioner, and greatly de.
sire that his work elsewhere may
prove pleasant and satisfactory.
Ninth. That a copy of these res
olutions be furnished the county
papers and the Missouri School
Journal with request for publica-
ton.
Committee on resolutions:
3. J. POWELL.
R. B. Finley.
ETHEL BYBEE.
MARGARET ToRREYsoN.
JOHN Il. RAIN.
BEVERLY MAYEs.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16

Marshal White took into his
charge Tuesday an aged man,
calling himself VIM. Rodgers, on
the charge of stealing c. A. With
erspoon's, d. A. Shannon's and
Lewis Mcrutyre's uvercoats. The
coats we're found at second. hand
stores in the city, The old man
was let of wife a fine Of $I5.o aud
costs. He stated that he belonged
at the Soldiers Hsmv at Leavuu.
worth, Ransus.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16

They do say the MESSAGE was a
clean sheet last week.
Mrs. Rogers received two Lang
shan cockerels from the noted
flock of Mrs. j. N. Stephens, Mar
tinsburg. Mo.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16
CuiVre.

Some whooping cough in the
neighborhood.
James Hall is painting his new
house.
Mrs. S. A. Fields is still on the
sick list.
Mr.. and MRS. Leonard Force
visited friends in Laddonia Sun.
day.
Shellie Fields has sold his farm
of 40 acres and expects to move ia
Canada in the spring.
Word has come that hunters
from this neighborhood who went
to Shannon county have been run
out of that county. We do not
understand why as they had their
license.
Mrs. Francis Fields is very sick
at this writing.
Corn is selling at 3Sc per Blu. in
Wellsville.
The revival meeting at New
Providence closed Monday night
with several additions to the
church.
Millinery.
Reduced prices on hats at Logan
s. MeDaniels', Laddonia, Mo-, af.
ter Nov 9th
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16

Harry Turner has leased his
Wellsville Record for a year and
will take arrest from editorial har-
ness.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16

The Crown Laundry Company
of Mexico, w. w. Williams pro-
prietor. is going to put in steam
dyeing and dry cleaning depart
ment.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16

Mrs. Eta Crawford, formerly of
Mexico, on an extensive visit on
the Pacific coast, was quite Sc
verely injured recently in a street
car accident in San Francisco.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16

Ex-Sheria Matt Nelson is in
Florida and thinks Of locating in
that State.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16

The Fulton D. and D. football
team came over to Mexico Monday
and played the NJ. NJ. A. 1t was
a hard fought game, the M. M. A.
coming out victorious, the score
standing IL to 6.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16

Virgil Williams, Jr., Of Mexico,
has accepted a business position at
Sedalia.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16

A hstic encounter in Kemper's
pool room last Monday afternoon
between Ed Corder, Taylor James
and Mike Donnelly. Arrests fol-
lowed.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16

The Y. NJ. G. U. foot-ba team
of Mexico played the Westminster
ot-ball team of Fulton in q fast
game Monday on the NJ. M. A.
campus here. The Y. M. G. U.
came off great victors, the score
standing II to 2.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16

THE barber shops and nearly all
the business houses close at 1880
each evening except Saturday on
account of the revival services in
progress at the several churches.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16

Mrs. Charles Luckie is very
i'll at her home on East Monroe.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16

Prof. L. B. Hawthorne is now
serving as Superintendent of the
Mexico schools, during the illness
of Prof. D. A. Mcmillan. Prof.
Mcmillan is better and hopes soon
to be at his post of duty again.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16

The revival meetings in Mexico
are resulting in Numbers Of con-
versions daily. At the Met hodist
church last Sunday morning there
were 20 baptisms of adults, four
baptisms of children and IA other
persons received into the church.
Like things are coming to pass in
the other congregations.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16

y. E.EUSEES,
Undertaken, FOG S. Jeff. st.
City phone, 400; Union, "a.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-16
Millinery.

Reduced prices on hats at Logan
& MeDaniels', Laddonia, Mo-, af-
ter Nov. 9th.