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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-22
grt gnmrma1 ard Courier
Thursday, December q, 1905.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DA

NEfs DfEhtAsEMEAEA IO-DA 1s By ReQuest-BOst0n Grocery Go. Cuucura--Druggts ggtsts'. Grutses-Hamburg- Line. Draperiss-zallaghe & Muller. Extra-Howe & StetsOn Co. kntertainments-HyperiOn Theater. Eurs-BFooks-ColIin Co.
 furniture-BOWditch Co. Furniture-Gamble-D Desmond Co. kerehiefs-Mendel & Freedman. Holiday StOck-Lambert. Half Price-The Ford Co. Old 6anta-Wm. H. Wilson & Son 9nerlngs-F. ". Tiernan & Co. Proposat-Dept. of Fire Service. Pianos-Treat & Shepard Co. Royal Baking POwdeF-Grocers'. Streets Perfection Buckwheat. Steamers-Am. and Red Star Lines. Umbrellas-The Chas. MOnsOn Co. Xmas Helps-Haryey & Lewis Co.
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sARsFIELD BALL ON JANUARY "A.
Will be held at the Armory Following

Will be held at the Armory Following
 Yale Promenade.
 The annual ball of the Sarsfeld Guard will be held at the state armory in this city on January "A, the night following the Yale promenade.
 Some of the decorations from the promenade will be made use of for the military event.
 Captain W. B. Spencer, of the Sars- fields, will announce his committees shortly.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-22
AT PARoCHIAL SOCIETY.

Mrs. Robert Bell Talks on Playridge
 at St. Pauls.
 At a largely attended meeting of St. PauTs parochial society Wednesday af- ternoon in the guild room of the parish house Mrs. Robert Bell spoke on some pha5es Of the work among the women and children, including the Mothers Guild, the sewing school for girls and the vacation cottage, "Playridge," at Woodmont. The members present dis played great interest in the address.
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Christmas Pianos. The A. E. Clinton Co.,, 97 Church street.
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roNNECTIcTTT BILLS.

M Christmas Pianos.
 The A. B. Clinton Co.,, S7 Church street
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Local Weather Report.

New Haven. December 21.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23

mond, entertained Prof. and Mrs. Frank Fra
p. Darling OF Chicago at supper on
"Wednesday evening. a Y
Many delightful driving parties have en-
slivened the daylight hours. The drives
around this part of the country are
very beautiful.
Mrs. L. w. Foster, OF New York. accom-
panied by her little son, Howard, and u
groom, takes horseback ride every day.
Lieutenant Dorcey Cullin, Of the u. S.
A., and Stewart C. Pratt, Of Washington,
are fine horsemen. si
Mr.. John Hart. OF Richmond, with his
wife and four children. are spending some
time here ;$j INV.
III The friends Of Mrs. r. r. Hunter, OF
Richmond, were glad to have a snort
visit OF two days from her last week.
John Hart, of Richmond, Va; Mis-. II.
&c. Anderson, Richmond. Va; Judge Kit
treil, Houston. Tenn; Mr.. and Mrs. J. 8.
Freeman. Philadelphia. Penn: Thornton
G.. Baskerville and wife. Miss Bell Per-
k1ns. Richmond. Va; Mrs. r. T.. Hunter.
Richmond, Va; r. W. Sampson, Bati-
more, Md; Mr.. ]. T.. Woodfln, Richmond;
Mrs. George T. Maxwell and maid. New
York; Mrs. j.. S. Moore and daughter.
Orange, Va; ]. s. Moore, Orange, Va;
DR.. w. 8, Currell, Lexington. Vayb G. Fl.
Walter, Lexington. va. Mrs. 4C.y Il
Walker Lexington.tVa.: Miss Stephenson
Lexington, Va; Miss MCGOWAN. Lexing-
ton, Va: ]. w. Timberake, Cha ottey-
Vile. Vail. c. Huse. charlottesville Va. !;
Jas. g. Bardin,i Charlottesville, Va; w.
w. Dennis. Virginia; II. L. winfree.
Lynchburg, Va: I'D. F. Dinsmore. Lynch
burg, Va; Miss Mary c.. Locke. Macon,
Ga: w. ". Blckcrs, charlottesville Va;
F.. Bradley Pcyton, Jr., Char ottesvllle.
Va: Chas ". Scott. Lynchburg,Nt VAT J.
IL. j .oyd Clifton gorge. Va; Marie Lenhy.S
Richmond, Va; Hermon Curtis, Lcxng-
ton. Ky; Elizabeth Baskerville, clifton
Forge; ]. c. TENTS and WIFE Moultrie
Ga; C. a. Grant, University Of Virginia.:
Mrs S. Pasco. Florida; JAS p. Pasco
Florida; Mrs. r. A. Williams and nurse.
Baltimore, Md; Mrs. G. a. Taylor ana
son, Richmond, Va: w, Nelson shnckel-5
ford, Columbia, S. c.; Miss Talley Column
hia S, G. f5 .g5st2 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
JEFFERSON PARK.
Girls the. N Popular;
Among Many Bellies.
(special TO The TImes-Dispatch.)

(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
JEFFERSON PARK HOTEL, July
c2.-Owing to the entertainment given BY
Miss Marie Leahy at the. auditorium lon
day evening, the regular weekly german
given by the management Of this hotel was
danced Tuesday evening Stewart G.
Pratt, OF Washington, and NJ. r. wood
ward, OF Charleston, w. Va, shared the
leadership and many novel figures were
introduced. Jf
No Young ladies' at the hotel are more
admired and receive more attention than
those from Richmond; Miss Elsie Price. Of
that city. is most charming young
lady and graceful dancer. Some OF the
dancers at the german were Misses
Katharine Hart, Elsie Price, Mamie
Blackburn, Bena Philips. Elsie Philips,
Elsie Boykin, Nellie 13irdsong, OF Rich
rnond; Mamie Collier and Daisy Foster, Of
Hampton; Virginia Mason. Of Rappahan-
mock: Mary Boiling. Judith Maury and
Mabel Moore, of Albcmarlc; Polly Walk
or, OF Charlottcsvil e: Miss Bower. vlsit-
ing Miss Maury. and Mrs. Howe. WISHING
Mrs. Reinhold Rogers.
Among the gentlemen dancers we're
stuart and William Hanckel, nelson
Shackelford Ben Sinclair, itpse1s
5BIckcrs, Logan Nelson, Paul Bar1lnser'
Blake Carter. ]. G. Woods J. p. r sls'!e
Gordon Nelson, W. II. Humbert, !. -
Andrews. II. l.. McBain. Hess, rage
Prize, Mabel, Shelton, Twymnn aI' q
Drs. J.. A. c. Sinclair, Henry De Jarnect
and w. C. Bradford.
Miss Nellie Birdsong. Of Fichmona,
won The first cuchrc prize at the game
played on Saturday evening. and MISS
Mary e. Frayser. the consola ton " BOX
ball is one of tho fayorite pastmcs at TINS
hotel. Prof. W. W. Black, OF chicago
Ill.,, has the honor OF having maze inc
highest score this season. HIS VIE also
is a sElIIful player Miss ANNE =.
Warthcn, of Richmond, made many
friends here during a so)ourh o. W.
weeks. Professor II. T. McBain' OF N'c"-
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AT THE BRANDON,
Dainty Euchre Parties and a Con-
genial Company.
genial Company.



BAsIC CITY. July 22.-rhe prettiest
entertainment OF the season. 80 far, waa
a progressive enchre party. held In tho
lobby OF the hotel Tuesday night,
The costumes were dainty, the playing
scienline and the prizes original and at
traciivc. The first gentleman's prize was
awarded 10 hr. Sheldon and the con-
ISOLATION 10 Hr. IIoa6ly.
we give the list 0f the ladies only:
Mrs. Nash, Miss Penn Mrs, Mocley.
Mrs, Anderson. Miss Foblnson, Mrs.
Roberts, Miss Powers. Mrs, ABplnwall.
Miss woodward, Mrs. Ecbnsy. Mrs
BAKER, Mrs, Tnmpkns, Mrs iIOadly and
Mrn. Gordon Mrs Grey scored.
MR.. Baker Mrs Tompkins. Mrs. load
~ and Mrs, Gordon Mrs, Ores scored
TN, FRA prize was won ny Mrs, Au-
der,on,g The BOBBY by Ars Woodward,
By The Middle nj August the ballroom
OF the Blnndon wilIebe under control of
the seYsn,y.sryenth Regiment. the CLEAN
of brass buttons and ring of military
music win make the hours sin brsht.r
a4ld al will enjoy watching The eyolu-
tons Of this ppld!er BOYS nj the hour Of
parade. t
TWO Of the tnosl charming ladies' non
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
PINE BEACH.
Grand Opening Of Splendid Hotel
70 Take Place This Week.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
b PINE BEACF, VA, July 22.-Charles n.
Consoivo and Manager w c.. Roger have
perfected arrangements for the formal
cpcning or the new Pine Beach hotel next
Wednesday night. July 26. Six hundred
Invitations have been sent to prominent
society people of Norfolk, Portsmouth,
fBcrkley, Fort Monroe, Hampton. Newport
News and other Virginia cities and the
occasion promises to be the most bril-
liant hotel event seen here In some time.
At $3.50 o'clock there will be public ln-
spection. At 0 o'clock the hop VIII begin,
At5ll O'Clock the guests Will sit down To
supper. Arrangements have been made
with the Norfolk & Atlantic Terminal
Company for late electric trains and lato
steamers to Norfolk, Newport News and
Fort Monroe. This occasion VIII give the
people OF TIdewater an opportunity to see
y for the first time he beautifully decorated
hall room and dining hall OF the new
hotel Tho ball room Is the largest at
lached to any hotel In this part Of Vir-
ginIa. ID &
On the hotel siding this week stood a
train of twenty cars, loaded with the first
material to be sent here for the James
town Exposition. Tho material included
pipe and equipment for the sub-surface
sewer and water work on the grounds
Tho guests nt the hotel, together with
several thousand visitors to tho resort,
were treated to mn elaborate fireworks dis J.
play Thursday night.
Manager Roger spent two days In
Richmond this week and while there he
booked . a party OF about twenty-five
prominent people for summer sojourn at
tho hotel,
The new hotel orchestra under Mrs.
Cobb is attracting considerable attention.
IT plays during meals and every evening
plays until late hour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
Z !, M, e. a.. Boys Return From
e55i fti'lt@ Camp. s>

Forty happy boys returned last night
from the third annual camp Of the boys
department, Y. NJ. G, a., Of this city.
The camp was pitched on the bay shore
about a mile below Ocean View
THE party was under8the efficient man
agemcnt of Mr.. G. A. Hardy, physical
director, assisted by several young men
from the senior department Of the asso-
citation.
"A party of visitors from Richmond, rel
ntiyes and friends Of some Of the boys,
Visited the camn on Thursday last and
We're royalty aentertalned by the Sand
Fiddlers,' and their king. Mr.. Vernon
A. Wells.
Tho camping party this year was the
largest ever taken out by the assoca-
ton.
The boys all had a fine time, No acci-
dents OF any kind occurred and the dis
cipline was perfect, reflecting great credit
upon Mr., Hardy and his assistants
q Mr.. Hardy s seyen-year-old son, PhlllP'
was with the party and is the youngest
boy In camp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
TO LocoMoToR ATAxIcs |

After myself suffering for ten years
the fortunes that only an ataHlc can
know, have been relieved OF Az pam
and restored to health ana Strength ~
an easily obtained and inexpensive treat
nent ! The prescriptions which curedu
me (Which can be filed by any Idr''ggisD
/ viii mall FREQ to any fellow sufferer. VINO
sands mo a self-addressed, stamped en-
yelope ~ r, Rurnham, pelnlar' y, "
ADV. "a ri 8i
NJ st;f3ss ~ II s36 3Rfi 1&ats
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23

I tyi
staying here are the stntely Miss Witt,
Of stanton, and her friends, Miss Penn,
a petite piquant belle from Danville. Tie
charming toilettes Of these ladies rank
them high in the list Of beautiful dresses
at The Blanton.
Among our most popular ladies are Mrs.
Sheldon Mrs. ordan and Mrs Aspinwall.
Mrs. Sheldon discovers the prettiest walks
in the mountains, Mrs. Aspinwall Is one
OF our hnestScnrd players. and Mrs. Jor-
don the champion ot;all parlor games.
solne OF the more recently arrived
guests are:
Colonel L. Wilton Reid and wife. Alex
andria; S. 2. Ainmer. Baltimore;s Miss
]. r. Lee, Washington: Miss LIZ Gc.S5 Rem
nolds, Fredcricksburs; G. B: Nicols. New
York f. Berkeley, staunton; J. r. rig
dick, Richmond. Mrs. Jennie Il cad
Ahordeen. Miss; Mrs w. r. Ramsay,
Louisville II. r. oodson, Lynchburg;
c. Jones, yirginia...Alr. and MISE. =.
Roberts and family, Richmond John
II Armitage.s Lieut.. II. ". Judd, u. s..
NJ. DR.. sJ.9S H Crawford @S%S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
CHARLOTTE, N. G.
Especial 10 The Tlmes-pispatchl

Especial to The Times pispatch)
s CHARLOTTE, July 22,--An announce
ment of interest 10 society In this secs
'tlos came out this week In the form Of
an Invitation Issued by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Allison Sims. Of Spring Hill Farm,
Concord. N, c., to the marriage Of theii
daughter. Miss Alice. to Mr.. Pat II, VIII
liams. of Charlotte. Miss Sims has mado
her home hero for some years. and Is OF
= representative type OF Southern beauty,
The ceremony will be performed at the
home Of the brtdereleets parsnts 81 1879
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23

The doctors said had pustu1nr Ec.
cana; it would break out IN SINAI wnite
i,nstiile s. mostly OF, my face ana h ,.a,.I,
tiischarEing sticky fluid; erusts wouia
form ana drop off, leaving the SKIN reg
ana i1ifiatned. I was tormented with
The itching and burning character;
istio Of the disease for five years, ana
durirn the time used various medicateu
aonns. oi d ttnen hts and washes, buc these
nnri icattons seemed to make me worse.
After taking s.. s.. s "a short time be:
gai, to Improves; the itching Old not
worry me so much. continued the
medicine, and soon all the ugly erup.
tions disappe AIRED and my skin IS u ow az
clear as snnybody,s. I have not been
troubled with any breaking oYt :, s Ip
Urbann, o. e. -. hA"11.'''nr = -
Sometimes the disease is in the dry
form, and bran-like scales form on the
skin, but the cause is the -huti'ors
in the blood. Salves, cooling washes,
powders and the like can do nothing
more than relieve the itching, because
they do not reach the acid-ladcn blood,
the seat Of the trouble. S. s. S, cures
Eczema and all skin diseases By neutral.
Ting the acids and carrying them OFT
S. S. 81 has done this Sthe symptoms
nose avay. the blood is cooled ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
o'clock Thursday evening. August Sd


TIC happy couple Will live in Charlotte
COMPLIMENTARY to her sisters. Mes
danes c. D. Mcknight; OF Lynchhu!rg.
Va, and Z, B. Fox, OF Nashville. Tenn;
Mrs. r. ". F1nlayson entertained az
euchre at her home on North Iryoh
Street Friday afternoon. t
Mrs. j. M. Harry entertained at brldge
whist Tuesday morning. complimentary 20
Mrs.. c. ID. Mcknight. OF Lynchburg !: Va
and Mrs. f. FR. Fox. OF Nashville. TENN
The first prize was won by Mrs. q. =, -.
Adams and the consolation by ~ 1l rs, MY
knight. h !, 4, ~ :
Complimentary to Miss Florence Oliver
Of Norfolk, Va and Miss Louise Daniels,
OF Atlanta, Ga, Miss Annie Louise .Huten-
lson5 entertained at cards "Wednesday
morning at her home on West Irnue
street. Tho first prize at euchre was won
Nv Miss BIapdna SPRINGS and the conso.
ilation BY Miss Katherine Jenkins u.s. OF
Winston Sal en-. Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23

Mrs. J. Fl. spenser, three children and
maid. Mar,insville. Na-:t Mrs. NJ. NJ
Nowlin. Miss l.. S. Nowlin, Miss Frances
Chalmers, Lynchhurg; DR.. Crozer, r. J,
Hamilton. Christiansburg; Mrs. j. r.
Coleman and two sons; Mrs. w. W. Alien.
Alabama: Mrs. Edw. Toby. Miss Pauline
Toby. Mrs. L. G. De Russy and family
New Orleans: Mrs. H. G. jenkins, Miss
Grace Jenkins. New Orlehns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
ECZ EN- -
ITCHES AND BURNS

The ret,irti Of warm weather means q
tcturn Of torture to Eczema sufferers !,
The blood Il charged With burning ACIDS
and acrid matter which Is forced TO the
surface through the pores and glands,
forming pustuleswhich discharge sticky
fii;A. and tie itching Is intense.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23

the disease is
cure d per,1ia-
ncntly, Notil-
! G act S SO
pro m pity or
surely in skin
d l S c a s Q s as
G G 6 and II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23

at the same time acts as tonic to the en-.
tire system. Book on Skin Diseases and
any medical advice without charge.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co., Atlanta; Ga.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-26
.A1nreA----..10 = -.
EEIGHB0RH00D NEWS.
East linn.

Miss Sarah Grim sold eighty
acres of land to j. r. Scott for $50
an acre.
Little Alice Matthews who has
been sick for some time is inn
proving.
John Scott sold 100 acres of
land to Joe Fennewald for $50
an acre.
Frank Fenuewald has just com
pleted six-room house.
Mrs. Dan Quinlan and little son,
Harold, visited home folks here a
few days last week.
Lutte Diggs, afflicted with rheum-
atism last week, is reported inn
proving
Miss Sarah Grim aud nephew,
Worley Heron, have gone to south.
west Missouri on a prospecting
tour.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-26
CANT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Denham
visited in Springfield. Mo-, the
past week.
Mrs. j. w. Rains visited in
Mexico Monday.
Mrs. Nellie Cogswell of Slater
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Rains.
VIM. Riggs of Montana is home
on a visit.
The lecture delivered by Rev.
Kern at the fraternal hall Satur-
day night was we'll attended aud
enjoyed by all.
S. s. Roberts and family visited
in Cant Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ca
BILE, a girl.
Mrs. John Claybrook is on the
sick list.
Curt Smith and wife have re-
turned to their home after a
months visit with friends and rel
atiyes here.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-26
LAppoNIA.

DR.. Frank Nichols of Hams
Prairse, Galloway county, filled
Bro. Greer's pulpit at the Chris
tian church. Bro. Nichols report
ed meeting progressing fine, con-
sidering the rainy weather.
The bell at the Christian church
has not rung for some time, due to
Editor BeaPs illness and will not
until he makes change.
Laddonia was crowded with peo-
pie last Saturday, doing business
with our merchants.
Union meeting of the Young
peoples societies will be held with
the Epworth League next Sunday
night.
The Plug" is gone for good. l
guess LaddOnia can stay at home
and save their car fare now.
Beagles' school house was buru-
ed last Sunday. No insurance.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-26
sANTA

A Teachers Institute will be
held in Santa Fe on Friday night
and Saturday, Nov. 3rd, aud 4th.
Every one invited to attend.
Mrs. Joe Force of near Contra
liza returned home last week after
spending several days with her
daughter, Mrs. Sinclair, of this
place.
Monday night Of last week a
revival meeting was begun at the
Christian church at this place. The
pastor, Rev. G. b. Reavis, is con
ddctiug the meeting. Scores Of
souls ought to be converted and
brought into the kingdom, aud we
trust that the good people Of the
entire community will join to go
up against the hosts of sin, that
Santa Fe may be made a still bet
ter place in which to live. Attend
this meeting as often as you can
and lend your assistance in, any
way possible.
Miss Lula Heckart who has been
quite sick for some time we are
glad to say IS able to be up aud
around again.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-26
Want 9spanklng,, Abol SIC.

Newton, Kas., Oct, "a. The
City Federation Of Womeu's Clubs
has pelitioued the board Of educa.
ton to abolish corporal punish.
ment Tin the city schools. The
question has been discussed 10
nearly every home 10 the city as
the result Of punishment admins.
tered to Eve boys by woman
teacher. The boys were whipped
with a small rubber hose The
teacher, together with two men
teachers, who were in the room
when the whipping was done, was
arrested aud tried for assault aud
battery. Tie trial lasted Ave days
and the court room was crowded
THE jury was unable to arrive at
verdict standing nine for acquit-
tai aud three Tor conviction.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-26
CuIvre.

Corn is now ready to crib.
Mrs. s. A. Fields is very sick.
r. II. Hammett, the blacksmith
at Cuivre, closed his shops and
moved to Wellsville Monday.
James Hall, Jr., is building a
new house on his fathers farm.
AS we go to write we learn that
Mrs. Rasson, a widow, living by
herself, east of here, was found
dead in her house. 1t lis believed
she had hanged herself to a ioist.
Jake Baker and family of near
Mexico were the guests Of Joe Cot
lander Saturday aud Sunday.
Mrs. Bedford LangfOrd and lit
tie daughter and Mrs. Claud Lang
ford were visiting relatives in Lin
coin last week.
Mrs. Frances Fields who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Ben Ogden in WellsYilIe, the past
two weeks, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Fields will soon be So years
old and is as spry as some people
half that age.
Here is 8 problem for Mr.. Cnl-
bertson of Thompson. What
would an acre of cabbage be worth
il every fourth head weighed 70
pounds aud sold at three cents per
poundi Hmrah for AudrainI
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-26
hush Hui.

From several applicants our
school board selected Miss Bruce,
who comes highly recommended.
She took charge Of the school
Monday morning.
The Beagles school house was
burned to the ground last Sunday
night, about twelve o'clock. Mon-
roe Beagles was the first to
discover the FIRE aud the FIRST man
on the ground. He states that he
distinctly saw two men leaving the
school house yard as he came up.
No one knows whether tramps
were sleeping in the house and nc.
eidentally set the house on fire. or
it may have been Intentional All
the patrons had furnished their
children with new books and there
was a splendid library 10 the house.
Miss Shell, daughter, Of our
friend, Dick Shell, was teaching
the school.
Mfs. J. =. Carnes, after recup.
Grating from her long siege Of ty-
phoid fever, is spending a few
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-26

How'd you like to be the editor
and in the sanctum roost, and,skiu
through old exchanges aud write
for Jones a boost and give Young
Sport a calling down, Old SHADES
a rippin' up, describe Miss Dash's
new silk gown, and praise Bill
Sykes pupi To take in three old
dollars and pay out sixteen more,
to scheme to make two dollars do
the work of more than four; to
clip, and paste and sweat, and
in hls pants. big holes to wear, to
cuss your luck and write hot stuff,
be slow to anger. quick TO bluff,
dun old subscribers, ne'er get
blue, 60 chase up news at 7;O2i
! think it's lovely aud so, no
doubt, do you.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-26
WORCESTER.

Harry Beerup returned from
Illinois where he spent the sum-
mer.
d. j. Atkins from Lebanon is
here shaking hands with friends.
Fred Hagadorn had his ovsreoat
stolen from his surrey in the
hitching lot in Mexico last week.
Beagles school house burned to
the ground Sunday night. Origin
Of fire unknown.
Monroe Beagles has been drill
ing for living water for the past
few weeks, but without success to
the present time.
Lodge No. 1871. A. II I. a. had
cali meeting in honor Of their
visiting president, D.. j. At
kius, OF Laclede county, last
Monday night. Some inspiring
and appropriate addresses were
listened to by an attentive house,
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-26
has cold.

has cold.
At the Mexico street fair week
before last, j. P. Powell took 6
premiums on his horses aud colts.
There were many pretty horses
aud colts shown and we congrat-
ulate him for carrying off the
honor.
The rain of last week has made
the grasses fine for fall pastures.
Last Sunday was an ideal day,
and quite a number from Mexico
was out driving near Powell Ford
enjoying the country.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Nc Murtry
spent few days near Concord.
Miss Irma Johnson spent the
first of the week in st. Louis.
Conrade Schultz and sister, An
ME, entertained few of their
friends last Friday evening. All
enjoyed the evening very much.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-10-26
iaya viaitIne Old friends il Laddo.

days visiting old friends in Laddo-
MIA.
The wet weather is preventing
our farmers from gathering their
corn, The ground is SO soft, es-
pecially on fiat land, it takes a
good team to draw twenty bushels
of corn out, and then the wheels
carry out several hundred pounds
Of rich soil which is dropped off on
the public highway.
In passing the fine stock farm
owned by Jack Brown, one Of Au-
drains most successful feeders,
we noticed he had again stocked
up with a fine lot Of high grade
feeding cattle. We counted 100
head in bis fue blue grass pas
ture.
John Trimble shipped ont car
load Of 250-lb. hogs from this
place last week.
G. E. Casper shipped three car
loads OF hogs last week.
Thousands of dollars worth Of
stock and freight are shipped out
and received at this point every
week aud yet the Z. 6 A., like the
proverbial dog in the mauger, still
keeps our crossing blocked.