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FISHING m SCHOONER
S|HKs:Alli DROWNED
(By Assoola ted Press.)

si (By Assoola ted Press)
X \ NORTH sYpNIlY. 3. July o.
Word was received here to-day that tho
British ashing schooner Stanley Joseph
has been lost with all on board near the
Grand Banks during q storm. No de-
tails OF tho wreck have been learned.
The vessel was owned In lsamea, New
$Foundland. II II 5. IA
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N al ~
Ma ionp, Il, .EI, az MEXICO con ;........ san
Nav York cent ray gen. ahs . gs q
Nau feraevs f;en "a a % NJ Is a. Z, 1925 b
Northern Pacinc Il. !. 1915
Northern Pacific h. !. n. "
Norfok 4 nh Western cor, . 100 Y
creror short I'M refundIn Isl. Z, Z. g5n
Penns vivn ria COW IA hi y, ytsi
II ain o Genera ts 7. Y. Z. lDO
~ n n,Iis 4 nd IRON Mountain CON- 6s..... III N
81. 6IIouls and San sFranclaco fg, w.. !. So q
st. louis southwestern con- 4s e
.seabonrd sAir31.inef
Southern H Pncl NJ IS . 0?n
Southern Pacific list tiiicates. vas
iSouthern Railway IS I. ~ 1l6X
c and Pacific Is . s. lis
Toindo ST. L. and Western 4s /, 3. ~
IIrion Pacific ~ . ]. 1885
United states Steel "a IS. \. :. y7s
Wabash d lists 1. 4. .............. AZ
sh Deb Z, . I. (. !. 80A
western Md AZ . ssh
Wheeling and Lake Erie As i. Ssst
Wisconsin Central "A. ~ r
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.sAL.rus.1

W 200 Atlantic Coast Line com.
ba,y0g Atrlnlgt1lhted Copper. 80
~ q merT Car and Foundry 4: I.
lQ0 Amer. Car Ind Fouti.y pfd.i
IN 5W America Cotton Olll......,,
ge0 American Tobacco, pfds.t
q !O American Can J. .....i
lO American Can, pfd..,s..,...
200 Amer Locomotive, CONS.
. a Amor. Locomotive, pfd ~
u 2,G0J tAtnetichii Bugur .,.,...
4 V,s00 AZ. 4 atld z s. 1rc. coni..
~ Az, Z \ and s.. 4 Fc, pfd......-
a ,GpQ Baltimore nn1 Oh 10 ...,.....
22,eD fBrooklyti Rapid Transit...
q Ivy Canadian Pacific !s...
!QO ChesittcaRu and / Qhio.......i
VI fO0 Chicago g tent Western, 4. 3
~. 400 Chicago, NIL. and st. Paul.
10, 100 Colorado Fttnl and iron.
d ivy Colorado Hbut h. (, coin ]. !.
" 100 Colorado goutii. LIST pfd ny
100 Colorado BOuttl., "a pfd L. Z.
Clovaa Gin. /, Chi. and 81. u.
~ coo Consolidated Gas 7. \. ~ !.
s 800 Delaware and Hudson -.
4 ~ ] Pei Lack. and Western.
ivy itssric,# com
Erie, ~ pfd
H Eric, "a tpfd ....,............
General Electric .....s.....
3 7,sW Great Northern ~. /. .....
GOO Illinois Central a. ~. .,...,
200 Louisville ana Nashville. ~.
200 Manhattan ....... .......g. i.
Metro. Street Railway...,.
q 600 Mexican Centrnl =.
900 Mo Kan. nd Tex CONF.
Il Mo-, Kan. tltll lex; pfd N.
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sCLoSING n B BOND QUOTATIONS

II chicago n and pac n. r. col. 6a..,.., s0,i
4 O., c., G.. and s I, Lous gen. 4s (ofrcred) loIes
u Colorado lndustrial5 S. series g g
4 Colorado 1fIdiand Al Offered ~
Il Colorado and Southern y3s
Dehver and no C,rande Isl. vsss
a Disterh, sccurities Is. ~
4 Erie t:or lien a 4. Z. ~. 99
Il Irio 5yncrni III NJ. Sya
IIockIrk Valley as foffered) Z. y n. 1864
4 Japan g. i ~. ayH
tJauat1 Ss Cd scre s ". ~. u. ~
tJannt1 cert ificn tes 04'
Japa;i Az: IS i.
glJnpan ilLs certificates I'd series. ysN
NH syilin nd Nash Unified 1ol n
Mammalian consol gold l01
LMcxican Central AZ. S
j Mexican Central Isl Inc ). ISL
lNIinn8 and ST. Louis IS (offered) o.
y Missouri. Kansas and Texas loD f
Missouri, Kansas and Texas f2ds. 81
4 Mobile and Ohio Collateral Trust ~ y s SD
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\ MISCELLANEOUS q. : 3; i & 8. MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

ss8 a. a PEANUT MARKET
pG aseRfHssfsau * ssEefsi aly seaes
sset firm 9per bush ,o vir
machine picked, @ X 92Ac..;; Smelling ,eg stock,
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aAtlHoApy..
: s :;::;'

: :s;s:; 9 \
81 srralns Leavs Ktohmotd 49, ofthtsards Il
$40 A. NJ Daily. Byrd ~ 4. rhrotsh M
e.ao AT ~ t,ai NJ ain ! 81 Through X
1850 A. N.---twesk Days. E,lbA. ieassSaeg
Accdi1fnodAtio sS M Aa M Sgi Sss
$40 a. Il, --1oaiiy Byrd Isl. Thfoush. Ny
u los noon-Week Days-I3y 81. Thraneh.g u sgE
400 2. n, week Days Byrd 81. ttsdstls Z. y.
burg Accommodation. ri
5:os 2. M.Daiy -MAia 81 Through. NJ en- u
y s:so ~, e =, M..Week shlan'd AS
$40 =, y, H. Dali HliytaByrd sl rhrousA. ss3
$40 "A AN M,aaHssk bay.sSs Ashsh1
SIG 10 ~ A, II -yYeek Bytd 81. Frederic
+; 4, as pputx accotnmodatot. siA
nv: :sS a. a. Daily Byrd 81 Throusn
~ Hocaji - .'nn. Days--Dst,d roasA.
s n 3 B a ;-ba1iy- Main 81. Throush s.s
Aceo;, !, &c FL Fredefiassesss
ses BBsIIIyByTd 49, W r EhsSnss
o N9y II: n |, Main 81. Through
al, FIG SbaS.o I. Sleeping Care
mo%d III, y 20 week days and local aesofa3
,o u,m9 S q ,s departures ana
8AW 81 = Dyke. q W GULF, ". r: TAYLoA.
= ". 20 Prest Gem /. supt NJ
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4 i e, ~, crr,f,i1RtTr "a @ Eid.iAsked
North carolina - ~, 1sa9 81 vE
va Cent? SIS G. ana r. ls'l' 9s7' s'
Atiania and Char. LIST rs, r., lsy7 (. si92
q e e r. r. n Con. Tr : p Q. ....8 ~ VA
CT" r.. RI Cts. OF Ind. 4Yp c.. .s g ss..' II
Georria Pacific LIST ss q g - ,2... ~! ~
SGsnraia So and Fla. 1915 IL $3.50
$1eoraia ana a Ia. Con- &, le&5 ~
Norfoik and Western ny. Is. lose.. ~ o EA...g
Mar and West. Ry. Foca. Is, 1874, =?
Western n. c. list 6s c.. i9l4 1!.o75
Seaboa I'd 95Air Line IS, 1879
76T3 RAILROAD STOCKS: ! ~; jy3
hs.',te S,onst line com ). 4. lG0 iS5
- a.i IA Ohio Novernhe or 100 IS
Norfolk and Western COM. ~ ~ 49,
HANK AND TRUST COMPANY SIOCh S55
American National ~
Broad 5treNt = :. /. !. :: "a s5
city is :s::A
Merchants National * ~ az az
National Bank OF yirginia.,,... ioo ls5 =:
Bank Of Richmond .1o o A1o7s -.
20 MISCELLANEOUS. ~, -. IA, I'll
ya.-Car. Chem. pfd., r. c-,...s, ~ Ivy -
BALTIMORE sToCKa s : 4 ioa Z, q,
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~ u. = rs
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PoRT on >! RICHMOND, July .. . l0os

e, Steamer berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk. merchan.
disc and 5Paasengers& o!a Deminion llse.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
"a Schooner George wv. Anderson. Morgan. - Al
bany. n. mouldin sand, Richmond Stove
Works. q sg i3} t4gi 2S3ssEt
TUG Radiant, Burk, Baltimore. two ibarses
OF oil. Standard OIL Company ID, n IT a
~ g3 55t 2gs3f aAILHn tF
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk. nerchsn-
disc and paAseng gers. Old Dominion line 5i
& Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk merchan.
PORT OF WEST POINT, JULY o., 1905,
s} 20 AHRlVDh w 35I ~ or u
4. Steamship Baltimore Short, Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo. f1f M
4A8 it l!5i ~ "a 0AILDD t3ss{ N y III
b Steamship Baltimore, Short, Baltimore. pos
sengers} ana general cargo. IN a! l# 81
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S South ernR aillWaly,'

4, I, 1RAINJ LEAVE RICHMOND. IN
rn IL ~ ollowlng schedule fgures9 pub1ishso
! * aS ton. and arc not
~ ~ a. NJ allyLocaI Tor Charlotte alse
Sy9nnec tag at Keysyilla for Chase Citys.
,sna nIitalo hshla
HMt nn1ntsr and Birmingham. New Q rlsans
ri ~ 1raHemph Cha tanooga and all the soutn.ss
I Trough coach q for Chase City, Oxfofd,F
s.no 1D,urrnarr and Raleigh tS @ t5 SSs
~, 9;M M.--Ex sunday -Keysv.llA 14ocal
- ~ Z. ::--Dnlly--1imited-full ready 30
= Ms for all the south. ~
i. *, I, DIRK RIVER LIN e.
ICY III; sunda 1e-Bal
i E1s e; .M,'--Exsept sunday
' 4;4s w.s' 7 e Sunday
!. =. TRAINS ARRIVE RlctIMoND.sES III
S S:sss ~ $50 p From all the SOU
$50 e M.--Erom Charlotte. RAJ eish. Durhams
On Chase City and Local 81 ions. A ". s
Ky q. From Keysve and Local stano,n1is.
8s ;' 81 s.. ;,M.-No.
1888 Az, 4, IS
White House and Lester Manor. II
sVV.EWIcSTBuRY.aD DIP. n. n
IT. b. SPENCER. $rsI-ia3l 81 II. IIAHDW1ck8
Gem NJ las Traf. Mgr. :gSSs
W. Fl. TAYLoE. g. F: rs ts3
S sg,s5 Washington, D. e. sE $$ts9l
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NEW YORK n & PRODUCE MARKRT.

NEW YORK, July ss-fLouR-steady, r1 RYE
Fiour-a Quiet cornmeal --stea Rye-D [,ll y.
4Wheat FAIRY NO. st9ec, ele va o. ~ Sp-
lion, me-. law srn, eSSSs, s az Aas
s!}eas sss hxssFs 6sss@ua Ssg;
m H.s, M saTely steady. Gu,
I. ard-Btcpdy; western. prime. s. 90 nominal;
fyaned steady Pork-Firm. Tallow--Dul
Rice Rice-steady. Molassess Gotfee.spot
RIO, steady; No. 4 lnyolcs. Tic; mild, steady.
Futures steady. unchanged 70 8 points lower.
sugar-Raw. n.m: fair refining. sAc.; sen ~
fugal. sAo.; molaases sugar. sct y se's -
' Su,,er quiet: creamery lst 9.le cnssse.
Steady new. State small y ~ ~
aasts. isl 9i7c..; southerna. l49l6hc:
Peanut s-steady; fancy ha ndpicked aAq4Nc,;
Dull; grain BY steam, Id: cotton by atea M
1sc 5l Pot atoes-Firm south ern rose per Par
rel, s.: zoos 0o do Irish o0 90 GnLi!
do q apl g;
Island and Jersey. q 75c Gsl. 90; per barrel.
n C5o tonseed Oil--stsadys with Oh trade quiet.
Prime crude. b. mills. ZIG. nominal. new
eron. prime summer yeflow. ST. fpssc,; prime
white 4sc.; prime winner Syellos w, = t:c' v,
CHICAGO, July s.--The probability Of large
increase In local receipts to-HorFowf ~ nag 9. =
the Geptcmber delivery closing a. e decine o.
MaKc Corn was UP Nc, !. oat. were np sVGo'
Psoyisions wore unchanged 70 TIC. higher
M. Ian ding 3fl,tursa RANGED ~ oll0Wet
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R,llcrhm,ond ana Petersburg Electric Railway.

Cars leave corner OF Seventh and PatrJ
Streets. Mnnch ester every hour Con thsrho
Limited car, IS p. NJ dial except snnday;..S
Cars leave Is foSs e ~ io 81
Street every hour from si1 ,n,,tsd ear
NJ. daily cept Sum ~ ~ Y J. a jcn.
An cars from Petersburg con tsns lsA
rnond e 5S4
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET. ]. Z
Lane, common and hing Going
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ATT .ANTIC COAST line

EFFECTIVE MAY 27TIK. S2s E9l NM IN:
Trains leave Richmond daily: Sa
For Florida and South. s:o5 AZ a 7:2 Z. r.s
For N. and Nv. 8Ry,syYest, Ii: 10 and $50 pm:
IN; III, 10. $50 I. M. ,a6 and a :so y, M!s
For Goldsboro and ~; e H.,
S..lo: Is and 40 a, NJ 2:os 20 s;os
and 80 p! M
Except Sunday. SUNDAY only. u. q.
lions not guaranteed. u, ~ sss5
rs 6. @s.@CAMPBELL. .. Il n ,A.BSS
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RICHMOND ID sTo &c, ! 8, MARKET.

sas f9s 3s4 Richmond Va. July 9. 1873.
E5l 8S5s s}{S BALES AT BOARD. ~
Virginia $500 at "! - 49, W q AZ /.
virainia Cepturies--t, 500 at y5h COZ az. saN !;
co al 800 al tLt .ooV al Y ~ ~
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~ Thonas Branch Il Co., Bankers
BID. A u. sALEs,

58s III OF
h $500 Missouri Pacific
li iSS N Mat, Varp Le esn,
54B 200 Norfolk and Western,
100 N. u, Ont. Bnnd Western
1900 Northern Pacific x
f1D,i00 Pennsylvniiia Rhllrodd .... Il
900 People. rs Gas (Chitago) ~. :
8 60D Pressed il eel h Car q. ..f.,..s q
IA Pressed Steel Car, pfd =.
VI 500 Republic 8aiit1 s. cpn1 4.
lilo Republic Land s, pfd....s
Is, COO Rea ding, com ...., ~. ,...l y
Reading list pfd......,....t. !.
3ss ~ VI Rending /, I'd pfd .s...a...
* j 100 Rock island com ..i....i,.
100 Rock Island pfd ...s..
aE 700 q! Oss s..... ....s....3sll
SlOssI pfd .....s.t.s J.
1000 sou them Pm cifc, ~. ~. ..ss.
!. 2,5O0 Southern Z l2a iltVl y, Il cofn.... /
5Ass$ Southern Ra ilway. pfd /. !.
Sea board Air Line I. LIST pfd s..
lR2 s Seabohrd.sA Air Line, "a pfd. \.
Sea board AirsLine, com Il.
4 zoo TENNESSEE Coal d nd Iron ~
d 30 Texas Pacific ~.
O.. 400 Union Pacific 49,. ....... 80. !.
81 300 United States Steel l.......
10 900 United States steel 4 pfd... II
1000 United States Rubber......
100 Z. s. 9. Rubber, LIST spfd....... J.
's3 300 u R s. Rubber, "a pfd.
900 Va. Car Chemical. com i.
Va. y Car. Chemical, pfd
Il Y 200 Wa bush com .....t.y.3
, 100 Wabash. .pfd ..... $50. J. II !.
200 Western Y Union
Total sales. 501; 800 sha
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
Richmond. Va, July =, 1900.

~ o. AIRED, car l0ts, SnSwl ..,,I,'ii,,,,l 3
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-03-29

RAILS. Six boys and six girls
graduate from the Perry high
school this year,
The fine farm residence of VIM.
Snyder, near Center, was destroy.
ed by fire.
Farmers in Rails last week
plowed in the snow. as the ground
was not frozen under the snow.
Carroll Steers aud Enoch Tap
ley, of Flint Hill, took fox
chase recently-rNn all night for
nothing. Y
Mrs. Mary Baker, who shot aud
killed her husband at the Cement
Plant some time ago, near New
London, was discharged by the
court. After a full investigation
of the matter, it wus found that
there was no evidence to convict
the woman of murder. In the
fight which led to the tragedy
Baker struck his wife with a poker
and followed up the attack with 6
table fork and would have killed
her had she not cut short his mac
career with a bullet.
Arch Coons, of Perry, will To-
cate in Texas.
Perry Enterprise: Bud Bozartt
and family have moved from Mex
leo to the farm S. G. Powell NOV
ed off Of Mr.. Bozlrth bought
the farm from j. B. Brisco sever,
al months ago.
Paris, Mo-, March 21.-Georgt
w. Wilcox, a justice of the peace
and prominent citizen of Madison,
committed suicide at his Office
Wednesday afternoon by firing "a
bullet in to his brain.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-03-29

MoNRoE.-Jim Hanley and Miss
Myrtle Mallory wished to get mar
ried. The girls parents declined
at first, then consented, and then
a marriage license was procured.
But over night that license disap-
peared and could not be found.
The girls mother refused consent
for the issuance of another docu-
ment. The lovers then took mat
tiers into their own hands and
Travelled all the way to Oklahoma.
They are now man and wife.
John and Nick Aajker. formerly
of the Strother neighborhood, have
rented 800 acres of land near
Boseman, Mont, for five years,
paying $1,000 year in ad-
vance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mute Dull of San
ia Fe have moved to Paris.
John Powell began carrying the
mails from Santa Fe to Paris, Mon
day, says the Paris Appeal. On
the return trip, when about three
miles from home, he found the snow
drifts so deep his wearied horse
could not get through. He went
back to j. A. Crawfords and ask
ed for assistance. That clever gem
tleman brought forth two OF his
great Norman mares and broke a
road to the end of the lane mile
distant. Powell did not reach Santa
Fe until $3.50 at night.
j. R. Shell and family of Lad
donia left last Saturday to take up
their home in the far North. Mr..
Shell directs the Message to be sent
to him at Carstairs Alta, Canada.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-03-29

MONTGOMERY. - Harry Meyer
has been taken Ia the hospital for
the insane at Fo,'pu.
MIddletown Chips: Fred Tom
kins and family started on Satur-
urday last for California, where
they expect to make IA new home.
They are good Christian people,
and will prove worthy citizens of
any community. Their many
friends here wish them we'll in their
move.
Jim James has struck new way
of getting money. says Middle.
town Chips. He put ii dime in his
pocket last Saturday evening to
pay for shave. and after getting
out of the barber chair could not
find his mon He searched all of
his glad rags, but it was no good
Then finding n hole in his pants
pocket, aud upon investigation
found a bonanza of sc cents in
dimes, nickels and pennies at the
bottom of his pant leg, between
the lining aud the cloth, Jim is
going thru all of his clothes now,
and if the other Innings turn out
as we'll, he won't have to work any
mort-for n while.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-03-29
THE MESSAGE
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1906
ADJOINING AUDRAIN.

CALLAwAY. Price Harris, OF
Auxvasse, who underwent a surgi-
cal operation in Columbia a few
weeks ago, is reported as getting
well. Sitting up some, the first
since the operation.
Hon. E. W. Martin, candidate
for the Legislature from Galloway,
s laid in" with bad case of
whoOping cough.
The Auxvasse Review says:
Rev. Father John J.. Dillon, of
Mexico, was a passenger to Fulton
Saturday. He has charge of the
Catholic churches at Mexico and
Fulton and is loved aud respected
by all denominations in both cit
les. He is II mighty good man ev-
cry day and Sunday, too.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-03-29

BOONE. u Mrs. Chas. Roberts
aud little three year old daughter,
Marion, Of tralia were return
ing from visit in Mexico and the
child fell off the train Mt CeDtralia
and broke her collar bone.
Boone county is behind $120,0OC
in delinquent taxes.
The Centralia Fair date has
been changed from September to
August 1929. 3O.3l.
The Wabash has settled with
the following Ceutralians who were
hurt in the recent wreck neal
HallsviIle: 7. Fl. Wood, 1925;
James Davis, colored, 5000; Gao.
Dean, 1920; John Green, 81, $50.
The Centralia Guard says a
child was born to the wife of c.
B. Mackey near that place a few
days ago, the baby being like all
other babies except it had a milk
too tn in its head when born, a
very rare occurrence.
Buck" Mcdonald, formerly OF
Thompson, has taken out Govern
ment license to retail butterine in
Centralia.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-03-29

$40. SO. Settlers Rates to North
aud South Dakota.
Here is an opportunity to visit
the territory which is becoming so
attractive in he way Of offering
opportunities for investment and
settlement. Tickets will be sold BY
the Chicago & Alton Ry March 8,
10, 20, %, aud April 3. 10, IL aud
"a Call on or address e. f.
MATTHEW'S. Ticket Agent. Mex
leo, Mo Chicago & Alton Rail.
road, for complete particulars He
will also do his best to refer yon
to persons who are Interested in
the North and South Dakota dis
triets, and in every why in his
power will give you complete in
formation in regard to the excur.
sion.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-03-29
ADVICE FREE
CE1ICAGO8aA ALTON RY.
rrMrI}5rABLH
Standard Time.

StaAdAT0 A4nNGs
EAST-Bound Trains Leave
No A Golden State Lin 80 a IN
No "a "The Early Bird" for st.
Louis 2 80 a m
No "A Night Express for Chicago 2 30 a m
No &c Night Hawk for ST. Louis AIS a m
No IA Mo and H. State Express / 81 p m
No 90 The Red-Flyer for st. L. 23Op m
No 10 Chicago Hummer for
Chicago 10 81 p m
%No 1l2 Way Freight sOOa m
WEST-Bound Trains Leave
No 23 The Early Bird for X. c. l or a m
Nor Kansas City Hummer for Kansas
City 3l5a m
No43 Golden State Limited for Cali
: fornia points 4 SO a m
No15 Mo & ILL., State Express ~ 81 p m
No 9l The Red Flyer for X C 1a41 IN
#Np 115 Local Freight 10 Is m
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-03-29
For Sale

Twenty head of mules for sale.
3 Coming three-year.olds and IL
coming year.olds, by the sin
gle mule or by the span.
w. w. CoRNETT.
z miles southeast Of Laddonia, 16
miles due east of Mexico. Apr II
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-03-29

lana, is seriously afflicted with
paralysis.
A small boy in a Pike county
public school was told to write a
composition containing the word
seldom" He puzzled hard over
the problem for some time, but at
last he found a solution, and this
is what he handed up to the teach
err: MY father owned some
horses, but last week he seldom"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-03-29
One Way 6olonists Rates to Cali
fornia aud Northwest.

Commencing Feb'y 18th and
continuing daily to April 7th, 1906.
One way Colonist tickets will Z be
sold from Mexico, Mo-, to Bill
lings, Mont, for 1890. To Liv-
iugston, Logan, Caroline, Mont.
500 80. To Ogden and Salt Lake
City, Utah, Butte aud Helena,
Mont, $24.9O. To Spokane aud
Ellensburg, Wash, $27.4O. To
Portland Ore, Tacoma and Sc
attic, Wash, 5000. To San
Francisco, Sacramento, Los An
Angeles. and San Diego, 500 80.
1. NJ, Richards,
Ticket Agent.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-03-29
iEYgERSHE CITY BRANCH,

SOUTH Bound Trains Leave
sNo2ll Fulton Accommodation. $50 a m
"NO2l3 Way Frelght...,..,.... 7:15 a m
No.2l5 Mail Except SUM. 9 05 p m
NORTH Bound Trains Arrive
"No2lO Jefferson CityMail 80. 0;25 q m
*No.sl4 Fulton Accommodation. 1918 p m
"No. 212 Local Freight. $3.50 D m
+Daily Except Sunday.
E. F, Matthews, Agt.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-03-29

Dr. w. F. Traughber, ostheop-
athic, will be found in his office,
east of postof1ice, every day ex-
cept Monday and Friday after
moons. Treats acute and chronic
cases. Calls answered day or
night. Office hours s a. IN. to
p. m. Phone 355.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-03-29
MOlumentSl

It will be to your interest to see me
before placing an order for mon.
ument or anything in the monu-
mental line. Yard and Office,
Glandon Bldg, Mexico, Mo.
Branch Office, Vandalia, Mo.
JAMES w. GALLAHER.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-03-29
Low Rates, Via the Wabash

Low Rates, Via the Wabash
On March 2-13 ~ aud 81 aud
April 3-10-17 and "A, 1906. The
Wabash r. r. will sell one way
tickets, to points in Minnesota,
North and South Dakota and in.
telmediate points To Alberta,
Manitoba, Western Ontario and
Saskatchewan, at very low rates
For particulars call upor CT adj
dress /. M. RICHARDS,
Agt. Wabash r. r.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-03-29

PIKE. VIII Edwards was fined
$50 aud costs for disposing of IL
quOr OH city election day in LOUIS
lana.
A large coal car got away from
train crew on the Bowling
Green Hill aud went pellmell at a
IS mile an hour rate down the
track toward Louisiana. A dis.
patch was sent ahead and Yard
Master Hill at Louisiana threw
the switch and turned the car up
into the yards of the cement plant,
which is a little uphill, again,
Flanagan. No telling what that
car would have smashed, itself or
something else, had it been left to
its own running.
Mrs. Ed. Henderson at Ashley
was operated on for appendicitis.
Charles Smith of Salt River
township is circulating a subscrip-
ton paper to raise funds with
which to purchase an artificial
leg lie says he was kicked on
the knee by a horse about ten
months since and gangrene set in
and the leg had to be amputated.
Mrs. john Nj. Haley, near Louis
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-03-29
WABASH RAILROAD.
MEXICO.
Going East.

Going East.
No 4 Atlantic Express 305 m
No IA Atlantic Exp,,. 4 10 a IN
No, 1O,Columbia Accom-. 724 a m
No. 30, ST Paul Linn, IL 10 a m
No 2, East'n MI s. Exp 3 90 p m
No. II, st Louis Expr,, 3 10 p m
No. 40 local frt lex SUMS so a m
No 81 /" z 55p m
Going West
No 4, Pacific Express, 30a N
No 10, X. @. Express, II SO a m
No 2, Western Mail and Express,
II Is p M.
No o, X q. Mail and St Paul
Limited, 5 10 p m.
No Q Kas C'y MI & Exp 5 Is p ri
No 8 Columbia Aeeom. 9 40 p n
No / Pacific Express, 10 25 p M.
No III Way frt(ex SUM- 425 p m
1. M. RICHARDS. ARt.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-03-29

D. c. Owen Meat Co., OPP
pOslte Post office. The
finest meats and choicest
cuts Be sure and call.