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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-20
DO NOT NEGLECT YOUR BOW.

Many serious diseases arise from
neglect Of the bowels. Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
are pleasant and agreeable laxa-
tive. They invigOrate the liver
and regulate the bowels. For sale
by Freeman Bros.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-20

You can spend the Summer or a part of the
Summer in Colorado and live as reasonably as
you do at home and the quick service and low
tourist and excursion rates afforded via Rock
sland lines bring the Rockies within your
aSy reach
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-20
SUMMER THIS SUMMER
I N COLORADO

Many people put aside all thought of
an outing IN Colorado because they are
accustomed to consider this greatest of
American Fairgrounds as one of those
impossible things beyond their means.
Time was when a visit to the top of
the Continent" was great luxury, as
high in price as in altitude, but not so
today.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-20
Sour
Stomach

No appetite, loss OF strength, nervous
ness, headache, constipation, bad breath,
general debility, sour risings, and catarrh
Of the stomach are all due to indigestion.
Kodol cures indigestion. This new discov-
cry represents the natural juices of diges-
ton as they exist in healthy stomach,
combined with the greatest known tonic
and reconstructive properties. Kodcl Dys-
pepsia Cure does not only relieve indigestion
and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy
helps all stomach troubles by cleansing,
purifying, sweeteHing and strengthening
the mucous membranes lining the stomach.
Mr.. S. S. Ball, Of Ravenswood, W, Va. says
" was troubled with sour stomach for twenty years
kodol cured me and we ere now using II in milk
for baby"
KOdol Digests What You Eat.
Bottles only. Si.oo Size holding az times the trial
size, which sells for so cents
Prepared by E. o. DEWITT 4 co., CHICAGO
For sale by FreemOn Brothers
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-20

EnTn VT tine cold-cure that does the
work In hours, and win
3Ot make you sick. Try Il
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-16


Did you ever think that Il every
thing cum our way we'd all die nv
supreem happynessi
Nobody KANT never complain
'bOut havin' no good readin' mat
ter es long es there's err Bible in
Their house
It pears these days tibet honesty
is one of Their lost arts, an nobody
amt maxim emmy pertienler ef
forts TO find it.
Temptashnn is ther thing that
shows what most men is made nv.
II good vittels makes kumpapy
feel better, jes' think how much
better they'll make the farm ham
feel.
Every time rich mans gal
washes an dries out er handker-
cheef Their newspapers mex a CRATE
howdydo over it, but they never
say ennything erbout a farmers
gal doin' Their family washin' hoe
ing Their garden and cookiu' three
squar meals all in Their same day.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-16

San Francisco, Los Angeles,
Butte and Seattle, 5000. Ae-
count Summer Tourists Excur-
sious. On sale June LIST to Sept.
18th. Return limit, October 31st,
1905.
Homeseeker's Excursions, Spec
ial low rates to the South, South
west and West. Liberal return
limits and stop,over privileges
Low rate Homeseekers' Excur-
sions via Chicago & Alton r. Il.
to certain points in Arkansas, Ok
lahoma, Indian Territory, Texas,
New Mexico and Louisiana, sold
first and third Tuesdays May to
November, 1906, inclusive. For
particulart see or write
e. f. MATHEWS,
Tkt Agt, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-16
BEAVER DAM.

Joe Crews shipped car of hogs
from Ortiz.
Miss Vannie Throckmorton and
Sam Crews are visiting the family
of VIM. Il. Williams at Fort Col
Inns, Colo.
Thos. HolnpS Ie',v in a few
days for Washington TO look at
the country aud for position.
Horace Windsor of Marshall,
Michigan. after visit of several
weeks to bis daughter, Mrs, Sam
McCord. will leave in a few days to
visit to relatives in Illinois before
returning home. Mr.. Windsor is
"a years old aud is spry for one of
his age He made the trip from
Michigan here alone.
The Franklin Bros. were here
with their threshing machine
Oats are making from Is to 80 bu
to the acre
Miss Winnie Harrison began
school here Mouday. week, with
"a scholars enrolled
Mrs. Dean and daughter, Miss
Alice Dean. near Cenlralia are
spending ii few days with the fam.
IFS of VIM. Dodd
Prof Albert Kimpson aud wifi,
81 Bowling Greer, KY, are visit
ing crlitives and friends here
Prof Kimpson was raised here
de Is 4 fne ptnmau aud has 20
sitinn IS professor 81 penmanehiI
tt Central Gily liusmess College
Bowling Green
Fred Roberts VIII leave in few
days TOR Eass - Louis where b,
has a position ~ The Nationa
stock yards ~ $il0 PER month
Fred Is j gupl fsliow aud we arr
glad he has Il good job
The Beaver DAN Telephone Co
have their line completed andit is
Hello Ceutral, give me So anl
81. please
Mrs James Booth gave q be
little daughter Nellie aud severe
81 her little friends q party las
Thursday week from 2 20 s
Smues croguet and other game
Ne eaioyfd and AZ q
elsfk ~ .lreaui lpacheon Of fruit
ind ce cream aQd cakes Wer
g The litlie FOLKS llad 4 ME
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-16
cITY ploPnRrY ZOE sALn.

No / Groom frame dwelling,
large lot, fronts on paved street.
Price. $5, 500.
No ? 5 room dwelling, hall,
good barn aud other outbuildinRs.
good cistern, cellar, fruit; 6 lots
Price $500
No 3 4 room dwelling. good
barn aud other outbuildiogs; lot
90x120. Price $3.50
No 4 s room dwelling, lot 80
by 30, on paved street. Price
$4,000
No 5 s room dwelling, base
ment. attic aud outbuildings; OF
lot; this property is u bargai
Price $3.50
No Is 4 room dwelling; ! lot;
good cistern. Price $1,000
No 7 8 room, story and half,
frame dwelling. cellar, closets, 2
good cisterps; 2 lots, I90x120; a
fine piece of property. Price 5000
No 8 s room dwelling, barn
other outbuildiDgs, etc. $4,000
9 room dwelling, 2 lots and
outbuildings; near school house,
Price $500
No 10 8 lots, 4 room dwelling
plenty of fruit, living well, ! els.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-16
HsaAB Building CITY ThsN S. luhn Phone
VIM. HARDIN RIxEY. REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
Aaericn -Andral County
Mexico, AudFaln County, Missouri.

No 20 s room dwelling.
all modern. $3.50
No 81 3 room dwelling, 8 lots
barn. chicken house, fruit 1920
No % 5 room dwelling, 8
cluscts. 2 porches. 3 iDts. barn,
plenty fruit $500
Nj 80 4 room dwelling. SUM
MGR kitchen, 2 hts. e.nd ciSiern
Prvr $l400
NJ, "a 6 r0Om ,lwrlliug. / Story
large tt. This is Il pew house md
mast be sald $225O
No % 3 acres. s raDm. 2 stu.
~ frame dwelling. barn and other
outbuiIdiugs. Price $4,000
M 26 5 acres, Z room. 2 st0.
~ frame dwelling, barn and other
outbuildings, pleRty Of ftuit.
Price $1,000
No 81 6 acres, 8 fnmu dwell
ing, barn other outbuildiugS. plenty
fruit $500
No. 28 l0aeres, s room dwell-
ing, barn. other oatbuildings.
Price $500
No 20. 4 room dwelling. 2lots,
good cistern and oatb1ildings
Price $3.50
No 80 4 room dwelling, 9 lots,
outbuildings Price 1920
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-16
CHICAGo8aA LToN RY.
r1MESell9

Qn effect June 3, 1606.)
EAST BOUND
No. A. Daily, California Special
for Louisiana, Roodhouse,
Jacksonville, Burlington,
Pontiac Joliet, Chicago .1:3l m
No. "a, Daily THE Early Bird
forSt Louis and Chicago .2:30 a m
No. 26 Daily, THE Night Hawk
for st. Louis, ...,.,..... 4:l3 M
No 90 Daily, st Louis accom-. 700 m
No 20 Ex Sunday, Chicago Ac. 700 "a
No1i2 Elk. Sun. Local Freight
for ROOdhOuse ..ts...,.,. S:OOa nj
No H. Mo State Express for
Bloomington e Reoria. 4 i43 p m
No %. Daily, Red Flyer for
st. itOuls......... ~. go. 3:2o m
No. 10, The Hummer for ChgO Hosp m
WEsT BOURD
No. 20. The Early Bird for X @. 1905 a IN
No. 25. Daily, "The Night Hawke
Kansas City ....,.s.., 1853 am
No.7. Daily, The Hummer for
Kansas CITY .,.t..., a;is m
No 43, Daily California Special
for Slater MarshalL Kan
sas City and beyond $40 a m
No ii5 Mon Wed and Fri only,
0calt'reight for Slater 10 - u
No 81. Daily tho Red Flyer FOR
Kansas Citys....-...... 1851 y ID
No 10. Mo State Express Tor
KansasCity ....s.-,...'- Ills p m
JEFFERSON CITY BRANCH.
SoUTH BOUND
| No 21l Daily Jefferson City Mail
andAccommOdation IL, ~ 90 d N
No 2l3 Exc. Sunday, Jefferson
City Accom- z A. = 10
TRAINS ARRIVE.
Fro, THE EAsT
| No. 10 Daily. Accom- FROM Chicago,
Bloomington 81 ST. louis 90 p 10
No rs Tx sun Local Freight from
BcOdh0use ,..ls--f.. - % p ~
FRoM rnE WEsr
No ia Tues Thurs. and Sat. only.
Local FRI from Slater 1925 . %
JEFFERSON CITY BRANOH
FR0M gHE SOUrn
No.2lO JodeIspn City Mail and
accom- * Nup 1875 p ID
No 2lz Daily accom- lfonl JET
Ks IF MA TnES TkT ACT
& & Asa 81 MEXICO $50
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-16
The Atoms Excursion Bulletin

Low Rate excursion tickets dur
ing summer via Chicago & Alton
r r. to resorts Of Michigan, Wis
eonsin, Minnesota, Ohio, New
England States, Canada, Colorado,
Arkansas, New Mexico, Texas,
Arizona, Montana and many other
States.
Harvest Hands one way rates
via Chicago & Alton r.. Il, to
most points in North aud South
Dakota at rate $3.50 per capita
also to northwestern MINI. at
slightly higher rate for parties of
five or more travelling together on
one ticket. Sold Aug. LIST to 31st,
1906. For full particulars call on
or write
E. F. MATHEWS,
Ticket Agent,
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-16

tern, barn and other outbuildings.
Price 1880
No T. 5 room dwelling, / lot.
ouibuildings, 2 blocks from square
Price S225O
M IL. 6 room dwelling, l lot.
blocks from square. This prop
.eriy is modern. Price $500
n" l3 4 room dwelling, COR
urr lot, baru. good cistern $1,000
M IA 8 room, 2 story dwell
.1g, All modern improvements, on
paved street. lot S0x270; barn aud
other onlbuiIdlugs Price $4,000.
M Is. 6 room 2 STORY. base
ment, al modern in every way.
Price $4,000
No 16 s room l story frame
dwelling. corner lot, modern.
Price $4750
No II. 6 room story frame
dwelling. all modern; large lot.
Price $3.50
No 1S. 6 room dwelling, large
lot; barn and other outbuildings.
Price $4,000
No 10. 6 room dwelling, all
modern, bath. furnace, everything
to make fine home; basement
under house, a blocks from square,
fine harm. Price $4250
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-16
FARM PROPERTY.

No i lS0 acres, y miles IfOm
good town on G. & A. Il. r., 30
acres Of bluegrass bottom with
some scattered timber balance in
cultivation. Good 4-room dwell
ing, 2 fair barns. etc. Living
we'll, creek in timber pasture. Half
mile from school. on f r d and
telephone line
Price $50 per acre
No 2 100 acres. rich prairie
soil. 2 miles from good town on
@. g A. r.. r.. Good 5.room dwell
ling, barn aud crib 36x40 it,, liv-
ing well and fine 4 acre orchard.
Every acre can be cultivated, Just
rolling enough to drain without
washing. Telephone in house.
Price, $50 per acre
No 3 100 acres, rich, black
soil, in one of the best farming
communities of Audrain county.
Good Broom dwelling, new small
barn and never failing living well.
Land lies gently rollingi is on K.
f. d. and telephone line. Every
acre can be cultivated. One of
the best corn producing farms 10
Audrain county. Will make loan
of $22. so per acre.
Price As per acre
No $40 acres. 6 miles from
fiue town on G. & A. r. r, has a
good 6 or 7-room dwelling. 2 barns
36 TT. square, cattle shed, hog
house, etc. Living we'll, wind mill
aud tank. Entire farm is fenced
hog tight and is divided into 8
hog. tight pastures. Over 3 miles
of woven wire, 10 acres timber,
balance prairie. Located on r..
T.. d. and telephone 100 acres
of virgin soil; land is slightly roll
ing. School house Id mile from
dwelling 40 acres 10 cultivation,
balance in meadow aud bluegrass.
A fine stock and grain farm.
Price $50 per acre, easy Lerlns
No 5 400 acres, 4 miles from
good town on Wabash r. r.,
an prairie but 40 acres of fine tim.
Der pasture. Fenced and cross
fenced; 200 acres hog tight; 40
acres 10 cultivation, balance mead
oW aud bluegrass. Land lies gem
| tIy rolling, is on f. r d. and tel,
ebhone line. New Groom dwell
ling, barn 38x50 feet Small or
chard
Price only $40 per acre
No. 6. 1862 acres, 5 miles from
Mexico, 85 acres in cultivation
balance ia grass; an can be cult
vated Is located ] Ia mile from
railroad station; gently rolling
prairie land so acres OF fresl
| soil. Good 5-rOom dwelling gQot
barn 28x50 tt. aud nice outbuild
| ings Near school fine corn land
Price sos per acre
4 No. q. 100 acres, B miles from
Rush Hill. all in cultivation. Fin
black prairie soil Good S-roon
dwelling, static room for s horses
hen house, buggy shed, etc On Z
r d Fine coru laud
Price $50 per acre
No. s so acres, level prairi
lIand Broom house barn 20x2
it, hnd other out buildings. Corr
crib holds 900 bushels Of coru
10 acres fenced bog tight VIII
\ woven wire 40 acres b grass
bassnce 10 cultivation Located
miles from Rush Hill on g g a
r. r.
Price 500 per acre
No 8 so acres "a miles froI
Rusi Hill. 3 room dwelling Wit
Iball and closet Bern for 5 horses
Young orchard 50 aeres il grass
AN can be cultivated Soil u q
nne qoalisy
Price s5o per acgG
Ie you woat Is boy ssll 3
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-16

NO ~ lOt hcItSy % iutACo AIOuu
Rush Hill. ~ miles from Laddo-
MIA, 4-rnam dwelling, barn 32x42
it,. sm0ke house of 2 rooms, hen
house 14x32 it,, aud shed of same
size. COW barn 14x32 IT, cattle
shed 20x48ft., granary l2x24 f.,
crib 19xl6 it,, living well, wind
mill aud tank. Rich soil, gently
rolling, Price SGT so per acre.
No IL 100 acres, 211 miles
from Rush Hill, 81 miles to Lad
donia good 7.room house, barn
32x40 e.. good cribs, hen house,
machine shed. Rich black soil,
very little rolling, all can be cult
waited. A beautiful farm.
Price 81. so per acre.
No 70 440 acres. 8 miles from
good railroad town in Audrain
county, 10 miles from Mexico, rich,
rolling soil. Fenced in Z fields,
most Of which are hog tight.
About half in cultivation, balance
in timothy meadow and bluegrass
pasture Comfortable Groom
dwelling aud Broom tenant house,
new barn 92xIOO TT. with cribs for
10, 900 bushels of corn. Complete
water system. Ice house, black
smith shop, machine shed, buggy
shed, stock scales, etc. This farm
with. its living wells, rich soil and
fine pastures, is one of the best
stock aud grain farms in this
county. Price $50 per acre.
No 10 100 acres, 8 10 miles
from Benton City, new Broom
house, new small barn, hen house,
etc. About 10 acres in timber,
balance eau be cultivated.
Price $50 per acre, membranes,
So. 900.
No. IA 80 acres, Z miles Lad
donia on q. & A. r. r., z miles
from Wcllsville on the Wabash r.
r., 4-room dwelling and 2 pam
fries, barn 3Sx40 IT,, nearly new.
i z acres timber. balance 10 grass.
Living we'll. Iucumbrance, 81 400.
Price $40 per acre.
No. Is 400 acres in Macon
county. Mo. / IA miles from
Redman, 10 miles from Atlanta,
10 miles from Clarence, Mo. 40
acres timber. balance pillow land,
800 acres level bluegrass bottom,
balance upland One set of old
buildings and new 3-room house,
new barn 36x36 IT,, living we'll,
creek ia timber pasture, no rock
good neighborhood Iucumbrance,
81, 900.
Price SO per acre
No l6 685 acres ia Warren
county, Mo-, $50 acres prairie
land, balance timber land All 81
tract can be cultivated but aboul
| 100 acres Ia timber which can b,
cultivated when cleared. Land lies
gentlyrolling aud soils good. house
OF 5 rooms, good barn 56x60 IT,
Fine large lake Of Is acres on farm
3 miles from J0nesburg. Mo- ans
/ / mile from closest Il. r. station
This farm has always been go0l
investment, pays we'll on tn
amou0s invested aud is certain (
rise ID price
Price 30 per acre
No. IL 1870 ceres, 3 IL mile
from Mexico, % acres under pillow
balance ID grass. about rs acre
scattering timber ia bluegrass pas
ture Dwelling with 6 rooms en-
ball good new barn, room for 2
COWS aud 6 horses, new chicken
house eic 600 apple trees 2 yeaf
old 30 acres fenced hog tight
Price S. per acre
No is $50 acres, 9 mile
: Doriis 81 CenlFalia Mo- 10 one Q
thu MOST productive parts Of An
aanl eOnufy hne praigie hand
gently rolling. sarge eomgofia
be dWelll1R good barn. |afg
cfibs aud sheds Good Young ns
trade any kiud q real estala 81 ne
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-16

chard. Fenced in 10 Enclosures,
living water, about half now in
cultivation, balance in meadow
and grass. Price so per acre
No. 10. 60 acres, 81 miles
from Laddonia, % mile from
school, on r. f. D., 10 acres tim
Der pasture set in bluegrass. As
acres Of land in cultivation, rs
acres Of fine second bottom land
A 4room dwelling and fair barn
Price 90 per acre
No. 20. 160 acres. 8 miles
from Laddonia, 3-rOom dwelling
with pautry and summer kitchen
Fine barn 3Sx46 It., crib 20x3O IT,,
granary 12x24 f., 20 acres fenced
hog tight. One mile Of hog tight
fence on outside line. Located on
r. F. d. Gently rolling, black
prairie corn land.
Price 20 per acre
No. 81. 240 acres. 81 miles
from Mexico, 20 acres in timber,
divided into 4 pastures, 80 acres
in corn. balance in meadow and
bluegrass. 100 acres fenced hog
proof, Woven wire fencing. Two
sets of buildings, one 7-room
dwelling with 2 large barns, sheep
shed, etc. Dwelling is in fair
condition. The other set of build.
ings has 4-room dwelling, new
barn 30x40 IT. Price 45 per acre
No. %. 3O5 acres, 3 miles from
Mexico. acres timber, balance
prairie; 100 acres in wheat; 100
acres in corn and oats aud the bal
anee bluegrass aud meadow. New
Broom dwelling, good barn. 60
acres fenced with woven wire. The
soil is fine corn and wheat land.
Price So per acre.
No. %. 200 acres, Z IL miles
southwest Of Mexico, 30 acres tim
Der pasture set in bluegrass. so
acres ia meadow, balance in culti-
walton Farm lies very little roll.
ing, just enough to drain we'll.
Good Broom dwelling with hall
Good barn 40 feet square, new
double crib with SIT driveway, "a
x32 #. Also implement shed.
Price 50. so per acre.
No. "a 1926 acres of land in
| Galloway county, Mo-, within 6
miles OF railroad town. About 600
acres is in bluegrass and cultiva-
| ton, the balance Of the land Is
covered with valuable timber.
Over 1000 sugar trees on the
place. Lots Of hard wood lumber.
| A bargain at only $40 per acre
| No % 100 acres. 5 miles from
1 Mexico. 2 miles from Benton City
all black soil All prairie and fine
corn land, 100 acres ia corn and
oats, balance ia grass New one
story Groom residence, good barn
40x6O Fl other outbuildings new
Plenty Of water. good fencing
Price so per acre.
No, 26. 98 acres, miles north
OF Mexico, good Groom house.
! barn is old, smoke house, etc. A
} nice 20 acre pasture with a little
timber set Ia bluegrass aud
fenced with woven wire,
Close to church and school.
) 70 acres In cultivation aud is good
SECOND bottom land.
Price 65 per acre.
No "a. 40 acres, 3 IL miles
! southwest OF Thompson. 2 room
dwelling, barn 20x24 II. Crib at
! tached 70 barn. chicken honss
s smoke house. granary 6x10 e All
eleared 80 acres Ia grass. Price
I'D. $50
( No 20 2S4 acres 8 milel
( souih Of CouF tHohee. prairie land
ROOM brick dwelling smoke
house. ben house, leo house, etc.
Barn 40x64 e Sheep ehed 40x5C
q FL; 30 acres 10 grass. 8 fields
fenced boz tight. Price 06 peF acre.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-16
unele ,zeke sayg

Work never hurts nobody 'cept-
in Their Teller that tries to get
0uten the way nv
Ifyon mnst have drinks with
salt ID 'eln, yonng Teller drink
bniierlnilk it's better'n beer and
4 duru sight cheaper
The farm han without q . ap-
petite IS like en- boiler with its
aues burnt oct
Farmiu ~ hooks is ali rite pro.
vidin ther booke is left 10 che par-
ler whiu yon @ @ ther field
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-16

Miss Jessie Allison has returned
from Chillicotlle where she took a
ten weeks course in pedagogy.
Walter Beckley and family of
Centralia spent Sunday, week,
with Geo. Green aud family
Bert Casey and wife leave in a
few days for two weeks visit to
mir. Cascy's parents at Fred erick-
town, Mo.
We notice ia one of the metro
politan papers that the wonderful
discovery had been made that a
large per ceut of the criminals in
the penitentiary were poor men
aud had left their families in des.
titN tie circumstances. From
t h a t the question W on d
arise are poor men more suseepti
BILE to crime than rich ones. No,
they are not. The only difference
is if you are a rich man aud kill
somebody, rob a bank or swindle
somebody out of several thousand
dollars You eau hire good lawyer
and few witnesses and ii you dc
not escape the peuitentiary you
will get about 2 years for your
trouble, but if you are poor and
steal a horse worth $40 you 90 NJ
for ten years or more, sect
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-16

r d Lee OF Laddonia is home
from his studies mt Columbia.
Rests little while and goes back
again. Says he yet has two years
befnre be- completes his course of
study marked ont.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-16

Vim Ragsdale, lhe old relia-
blep Of Mexico, SEM a nice pair OF
spurs "a Felix Arnail OF Maniiou,
Oklahoma, Billie has Il complete
harness emporium aud is ever
mindful Of aud loyal to "A friend
We understand FROM the Perry
Enterprise that G. S Mccoy &
Co. Of that town had horse to
stray off recently. aud the animal
was found next day near Elm
Bend school house, up III Audrain
county tits supposed the horse
choked 10 death on something, but
he took quite a walk
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-08-16

Trade kd q real eaaFe o neFchendFa 80 bqffNW money
WM. HARDIN RlXEK. Mexico a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-06-04
MEXICAN STRIKERS
FRESH OUTBREAKS AT COLONEL
GREENE's MINES.
Five Riotous Strikers Were Killed,
Several Wounded and One Mexican
Soldier Was Shot But Not Killed
Martial Law.

Los Angeles, Cal. June A dis
patch to The Times from Ell Paso,
Tex, says: Renewed trouble broke
out at Cananea last night between the
striking Mexicans of Col. w. C.
Greene's mines and the rurales under
Colonel Kosterlitsky.
Five rioters were killed and thirteen
injured. One of the rurales was shot
but not seriously injured. The trou-
BILE broke out shortly before the ar
rival of 200 Mexican soldiers from
Hermosillo
All of the American women in town
and many women of the higher class
of Mexicans are quartered in the home
of Colonel Greene which is under
guard
Martial law prevails and both Amer
leans and Mexicans are being disarm-
ed. .'s..r.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-06-04

ton and Immediately appointed COLI
lector of internal revenue for the fifth
district of Maryland, which Office he
held, until the incoming Of the Grant
administration in 1869; in November,
1869, was elected member of the
house of delegates of the Maryland
legislature; was reelected in 1871;
then elected speaker of the house Of
delegates at the ensuing session; in
June, 1872, he was elected president
of the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Co.;
in 1875 he was elected to represent
Howard county in the Maryland
state senate, and was reelected in
November. 1879, for a term of four
years; was elected in January, 1880,
to the United States senate as a DEM
ocrat, to succeed william Pinkney
Whyte; took his seat March 4, 1881,
and was re-electedin 1886 and in 1892;
in 1902 was again elected, to succeed
George l.. Wellington. republican, and
took his seat March 4, 1903 His term
Of Office would have expired March 9,
1909,