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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-08
LOCAL DOTS

Born, May 6, 1907, to Mr..
and Mrs. j. ID. McManus, of the
Antioch section, a son.
The Rev. j. Meek White, of
Unity, held a three-days' meet
ing last week in Iredell county,
N. @.
The annual picnic at Great
Falls was held last Saturday.
Lancaster and the county were
well represented.
"A number of Veterans and
Others left yesterday morning for
the reunion in Columbia. Others
will leave today.
Mr.. Britton, formerly with
the Lancaster cotton mills store
has accepted position with Mer-
chant Cloud in Rock Hill.
There will be service in the
Episcopal church next Sunday
morning at II O'Clock, conducted
by the Rev. r. M. Marshall.
The Supreme Court has mod
flied the judgment of the circuit
court in the case of Emma A.
Small VS.. j. HI. Usher and 9TH
ers.
The meeting of The Friday
Afternoon Book Club for May 10
has been cancelled owing to the
death of one of it's cherished char
ter members.
The friends of Mr.. John Van
Landingham will be glad to learn
that his condition is much i'm
proved and he has ventured out
for several short walks. Char
lotte Observer.
"A slight change of schedule
on the Southern went into effect
last Sunday. The Unbound
passenger train heretofore due
here at 1853 p. m. now arrives
or is supposed to arrive, at / :35
p. m.
Mr.. Roland Gent and Miss
Hattie Thompson, both of the
Lancaster cotton mills communi
ty, were married last Sunday by
Magistrate VIM. Carnes, at his
home.
"A protracted meeting is il
progress in the First Methods
church this week Two services are
being held daily, at 4 p. m. anc
p. m. The pastor, the Rev. r
e. Turnipseed, is being assisted
by the Rev. K. X. Hardin, o
York county.
The Rev. G.. G. Parkinson
of the Due West Seminary, will
preach at Shiloh next Saturda,
and Sunday at IL o'clock, a m.
and at Lancaster, in the a. r. L
church, Sabbath night at the usu
al hour. The holy communion
will be celebrated at the Sunda,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-08

found and arrested by Sheriff
Hunter Sunday afternoon some
two or three miles east of Ian.
caster. The boy is now in Jail.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-08
Ladies' Hosiery.

Ladies' Hosiery.
Our line of hosiery is complete
We have them in blacks, tans and
white, lace, plain and Isle thread.
Prices 10, Is, 25 and SOC.
We also have nice line for
misses and children in all the
seasons colors.
COrSetS.
We carry the American Beauty
line and are showing large
range of styles.
Prices ranging at 25c, SOC, 75c
and 100.
Ladies' White Belts.
We have these goods in mum.
bers of styles suitable for any
trade at 15c and 25c.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-08

Argo Red Salmon is not only Pure
Food, but it is cheapest and most nu-
trItiOus food in the country.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-08
May BARGAINS

Have made preparation for hot summer dav7 MAY;c
month when expect hot weather to start Come
and let us show the lightweight fabrics we are showing
for the hot summer time ''e
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-08

The grocers are handling Argo Red
Salmon because it takes no argument
to sell it, and the customers come back
for more.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-08
Colored Lawns.

Best Z 1-2c Lawns in neat dots
and stripes, special, 10 yards for
49 cents.
Best IL 1.2c Lawns in neat pat.
terms, special 10 yards for sec.
10 pieces White Organdie, pos
itively worth 10 and II 1.2c, spe-
cial z 1.2c per yard.
We are showing large range
OF Mulls in solid colors and large
floral designs. Prices ranging
from IL 1 &c to 25c the yard.
White Lawns.
10 pieces 4O,inch White Lawn
15c grade, special for this sale
lOc. First come, first served.
pieces 45.inch Persian Lawn
cannot be matched for less than
25c, special for this sale 19c.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-08


OF these goods at SC, 1Oc, 15c, Csc
and SOC.
Mems Clothing.
We have just received by ex-
press 25 Blue Serge Suits in sim
gle and double brsast, the kind
that you pay 1900 for, special for
this sale II 90.
Our entire line of clothing is
swell and up to. date. If inter
ested call and let US show YOU the
line.
Canvas Slippers.
We have just received large
shipment of White Canvas Slip
pers for ladies and misses.
Ladies sizes at 1.25 and $50.
Misses sizes 13 to 2 at 100.
Misses sizes 9 to II at S5c.
Children sizes 6 to s at 69c.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-08
Ladies' Collars.

Just received a new shipment
OF these goods at SC, 10c, 15c, Csc
and SOC.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18

9dupter binlpe9, Dab tie einen @los
ment eri6rofen innebielt.
rSu bait mir Die 9lumen gebradt,
i6 peiB es iebt", iagte lie Dann. n9u
bait mid 9erettet. unb on baIt mid
ia immer lieb eebabt; lei nur bes
rubigt, i9 babe bid au6 Iieb."
~Surra, ba iinb iie", tDnte Jest
cine Gimme bur6 ben 8alo nno
brdngte Die @ntiport bon |auls Sip,
pen 5uriid.
oaiuber, 9inber, @ott lei Sant.
caB ih eu6 iebe". rief 9err bon @ils
nan ibnen ent9e9en, Der li1 aus pem
@efdbrt beralSlebnte.
09arold, meme, meme &arola".
fliiiterte Saul faum borbar, ebe Der
SGlitten Dor ibnen belt. Sann half
er ibr binein unb i6pang lid uad.
auf Dem &iidiie Ylab nebmeub.
Sinh, iaste @ilnau. rlpelhen
S9reden bait Oh ms einseiastl"
~9ab ite lid nod NIT binaus eesS
nast baben, bas lit gu piel. sic
iinb gu giitig!" itammelte Tie unb
lebnte ii6 bnnn cri4opit 5uriid. 8siS8t
@ilnau betra6tete tie NIT 5Grtlis
der Eeilnabme. .9as lit ni9ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18

er nidt slei9 folste, fiiBte lie i'm
ianft auf Die Stirne uno ipieoerbolte
lire Wabnuns. Seet folste er ibr.
sd bin iebt itdrfer", iaste tie;
.tpollen mir ni6t benz S6litten ents
gegengeben2"
Ser 9oben lit 5u glatt unb Der
Sturm faBt oi6 auf Dem uffenen
8ese gu lebr. SORT Oh bas Sauien
ni6t?"
nSa. aber i6 fiir6te mid nidt, oa
bu BEL mir Bit"
aus Der Serne tonte ieet S1ellens
9eflingel beriiber.
.Sa fommt Der Sdlitten", rief
tie; nun iino mir eerettet." limb
Yauls @arnuns perselienb, pollte tie
portpdrts. Iber ibr SUB glitt aus.
unb bate er iie ni9t sebalten, 10
mare iie binsefauen. ginen @llsenz
bid belt er iie felt umldlunsen. ie
bann aber ihnea laiienb. fra9te er
nit seprebter Stimme: .aarola .
bait DR. au6 an Otto. aebaht?"
Fr 30. piel gu piel, sn LANCE" Sn
,bemielben GngeHblid fiog nit flugens
Dem 2nlt Elm 8alpppgelein iiber i6re
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
Is B g.

@s mar i6on Sanlar, als Dies
G6reiben e%intraf, bns &arl mebr ais
eiumal iiberlas. gu elmer anoererl
3eit piirbe er es anertannt ba6en, DAB
Der Sreuno ibm bon leiner 9efpib
iebr ipdrlid5 bemeiienen IuBe 10 piel
getpibmet. Sest bebielt er nur Die
fleine S6lIb6emerfung I'M Il9e,
lam INNER nieber auf iie 5uriid.
r@ie ii6er, fpie ielbltbepuBt ipieoer!"
murmelte er. Or piro mir ipenig
Sanf bafiir piiien, baB i6 ben iuns
gen Simnr nit 0tiibe iiberrebet babe,
Der Samilie beS Soritmeiiters mir
i6riftlid ieinen Neuiabrstpuni6 gu
fenbenl llnb ieine leibigen Inipies
Iun9en fonnten es mir fat perleioen.
jest bel &es einen Seiu9 81
MAIDEN. slber i) bin bod pa5u berz
pfli6tet. Stun. i6Iob er iein Selbits
seiprd6, ~falt lit lie freili6; aber i6
babe lie bod Su bart 6eurtbeilt, ipenn
i6 iie mn fir cine ihDne Sprm belt.
Gle bat fir lire Sreunbin iparme
Tbeilnabme unb, pie es i6eint, audi
Elm feines @erltdnbnib."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
Srei5ebntes &apitel.

SpS DultpC uul pViu JtuuSN SSlu|>
tet, eebt Der Soritmeiiter in. ieinem
3immer auf uub ab. Iuf Dem Glide
Iiegt elm Srief, in ben er 5ufpeilen
eiuen 8lid pirft. CT offnet Die Siir
gum Neben5immer unb ia9t 81 einem
feiner S6reiber: .8itte, eeben Sic
su meiner Srau unb iaeen ibr. ib
tpiinfdte lie bier unten 81 ipreden."
9nnn i6lob er boriidtig Die Sir
fpieber, unb nls Charlotte ii6er elm
8eilben eintrat, fibrte er lie 81 eis
mem Stubl am Seniter uub iebte lid
gu ibr. sic lab i'm erlpartunsspoa
an.
rMeinit Oh ni1t", bob er an, ~bab
,unIer ainb libel ausiiebt in lester
3eit2"
rSu tpeibt, pie es mid dugitist,
nnb audi ...."
ST madbter cine abipebrenbe Seipeez
nn9.% Sen @runb fenuen mir, nnb
er 1T ein torifter, Netft Soft, es
Iiegt ia auf Der Sanb, oaB BEL bieler
Sabres5eit bon bort Der Die ,Nahri6s
ten ausbleiben fonnen. Iber freilih,
Die Su9eno lit INNER unperitdnbig,
nnb Dab tie bier 10 einium iist, befDrs
bert lire tribe Stinmun9 MIR gu
iebr. sic mub bur6aus cine Ger
itreuung. cine Iufmunteruue baben.
Ha6 3annbeim founen mir lie nidt
f6iden. 10 penig i6 au6 fiir6te, baB
es Sauls ipeeen bebentlib mare. @ber
man fam ia nidt wiiien =. er bait
ii6 pielei6t II aus geiGeibenbeit
5uriid."
sic nidte 5uItimmenb. sic bate
aus Yauls Slifen genug g~eleien.
a6er lire 8abrnebmungen fir ii9
be6alten.
Stun bat Ioeben %ilnar cine iebr
ber5li9e Giulaoung fir Tie eei6idt."
Charlotte anttportete nidJt glei6.
Gle bate ibr Sinh lieber bel iiG be-
balten. G6er lie wuBte mldD, DaB lie
NIT ben @riinOeu, Die lie Dafiir bate
an9eben fonnen, BEL ibrem 0tanne
ni6t bur6orang. Sic Iagte oaber
nur; r8ie Oh meinit Sran5; ib
CLAUDE aud, baB cine @rbeiteruns ibr
not tut"
gr fannte lie biureidenb, nm an
bieier Intiport beraus5ufiiblen, bab
lie MIR ieinem &uni6e nadgab; aber
Das mar linn fin biesmal genus. Gr
mo6te ibr ni6t geiteben. ipie pebe
linn Der i6mer5li6e 3ug tat. Der lid
I'M &arolas Wtlno 81 legen begaun.
Der IuSbrud itiaen &eibens in ibren
3iigen. Der i'm 5uipeileu iiberraIdte.
.9ie g~oriteaungen Der gltern", 10
badte er. MAIDEN bel aler @pblges
meintbeit ielten ben @inorud, ben
elm gu gutter Stunbe 9eipro6enes
g8ort aus SreunbesmInb berborru>
fen tann."
Sran Sdrens inbeiien, nadbem is
ibrer So6ter. mit9eteilt, baB man ibs
rem 9eiu9 IN 5u6ertusfreu5 lpilni6e.
fprad gang anoere @%eoanten aus,
SAP mid Dir often iagen, mein Sinh
bab i6 lieber geieben bate, on ipdreii
jest ui6t gegan9en. Sn Der Stims
mung. IN Der DIR Did gegenipdrtig be-
finbeit. bleibt mar am belten bel De-
neil. Die ms 9au5 periteben nno fens
nen. Spre6en mir ms iiber bas
aus, mas inns qudlt, 10 befommen Die
Sreunbe leidt elm mri6ti9eS Silb
entipeoer bon ms ielblt o0er bon
~benienigen, ii6er Die mir fla9en. Ser
jdmeigemp mir uniere 8efiible, 10 ems
pfinoen Tie es oriidenb, Dab etpas
sfpilden linen unb uns Iie9t. Ser
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-12-18
Trunks.

All Rubber goods; Coats, Mack
intoshes, Gum Boots, Overshoes 60
at cut prices, nothing reserved.
All this seasons stock.
Old Newberg Corduroy Pants
and Overalls at cut prices.
Mems and Boys Caps
Mems and Boys Sweaters all
at cut prices.
Furnishing Goods.
15c 4-ply Collars cut to----- SC
25c 4-ply Cuffs cut to -------19c
Mems Hosiery.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-12-18


the
ethanktho
yand
Price will
aroes umbrellas
ogNet
wfenh toe is u0Hdel
Be Hand Early Get the the Best Read and by
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-12-18

NOTICE Nothing will be
charged. Nothing sent on
approval. Everything will
be marked in plain figures.
There will be no deviation
from marked price. No al
terations made. Come with
the cash.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-12-18
SIS 90 Jacket cut to-
Morning Gowns anc
Bath Robes.

Muf1lers and Initial Handker-
chiefs, Umbrellas and canes at cut
prices.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-02-14
Steamer and Schooner
Collide.

Block Island, X, l., Feb, IL
About $50 persons went to their
death in Block Island Sound last
night, as a result of n collision ke-
tween the three masted schooner
Harro Knowlton and the JOY line
steamer Larchmont, bound from
Providence To New York.
II is estimated that, including
the crew, there were nearly POO
persons ON board the steamer when
she sailed from Providence.
OF these only nineteen appear ia
have survived the disaster, ten
members of the crew and nine pas
sengcrs. Forty-eight bodies have
been recovered.
Awakened from their slumber'
in their staterooms, the unfortun'
ate passengers were ut the mercy
of the fates. Many, it is be
lieved, went down with the ship
Others. temporarily thankful
that they had escaped drowning
prayed that: they might be relieve {
of the terrible pain caused by
their frozen bodies, and one un
known passenger plunged II knit,
into his throat and ended his suf
fcring.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-02-14
Weddings.

Josrph W Barnes 1T Boone and
Miss Lillian Atkinson .were mar
ried NJ the brides home iu Western
Audrhi'i last week.
james tnuk and Miss lola DOty
of Crniralia WIRE united in mar
ringe ~ That plHc" Saturday
The M"hrrly Democrat ann0un-
c''s Tie wedding 1T Harold Buck.
nrr, formerly 81 Mrxic,, aud Miss
Grace ltucser. teachrr in West
Park school NJ lhat place. They
were married Jan 2 bnt no an,
nouncement had been made Of th,
fact, Miss Rucker continued hel
work rs teacher aud Mr.. Bucknel
left for his home in Mississippi
where they will reside.
Marriage license was granted {,
Henry Abbus aud Miss Hattie
Burns, both Of this city.
Mr.. Ira Squirting and Miss Alicl
o'Brien. bolh Of Thompson wer
married Monday afternoon in lhi
city at 81. BrendnD's Catholi
church by Rev. John j. Dillon
The bride and groom left Monda,
afternoon for Colorsdo whe,e the.
will reside
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-02-14

Geo. Burge. Jas. o. Barrow and
DIR. Hollingsworth were in Mexico
Tuesday.
Amau Goodman, Wiley and Ira
Richard left Tuesday for Green
burg, Kan. to reside.
Cbas. ingram was in Mexico on
business in the circuit court, with
reference to road matters An
attempt is being made to open a
road past his place. aud his mis-
sion was to demonstrate against
the move.
Miss Blanche Nicely, OF Mexico,
came last week for a visit to the
family Of johnson Clark.
Among the Mexico visitors Mon
day were, w. II. Bland. Henry
Henry Schrieier. a, II. Sturgeon,
A. Guy and W Il. Tapley.
Mr.. aud Mrs G. NJ. Price wert
visiting friends 10 Mexico this
week.
@. y S4nti. J T. Glaseoek ant
Gee Sparks went to Mexico Tues
day to serve on the petit jury.
Clarence Ragsdale. who probably
bad the largest corn crop in Soutl
Folk townships. recently sold 400
bushels 70 J q. Smiley ct 45c. III
buyer 70 do bis own hauling.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-02-14
A line of Fine Homemade Can.
lies Mt the jefferson Lu nch Room
Public Sale.
Thursday, Feb. q, 1907,

1 will sell at my farm known as
the old Crockett farm, s miles
southwest Of Mexico. and 4 mile
west of Beaver Dam church, with
out reserve or by-bid to the high
est bidder the following. ro.wit: .
III Head Of Live Stock, consist
ing Of:
80 Head of HOrses-2 Good
brood mares in foal; one 8 yr. old
Pat Dollan mare; 2 driving mares,
6 and yrs. old; extra good
walking horse l6 hands high 5 yr.
old; l two yr. old bay stud colt by
Big Ike; two yr. old black stud
colt by Rex Montgomery; 2 two
yr old bay Ike fiIleys; l yearling
Chestnut Ike filley; l yearling
Big Ike filley; 4 good colts by
Mo. Rex 2ndi 2 good work horses
l6 hands high 8 aud Z yr. old, l
mare bred to jack. l good work
horse-weigh about 400; l good
walking and harness horse. Is 1.2
hands high Z yr old, l blind mare,
l filley.
IL Head of Mules aud 4 Jacks
Two 2 yr. old 15% hands high,
we'll broke: G good work mules
from 2 TO 6 yr. old from l5% to
l6 hands high; 2 coming 2 yr.
old mule colt. Jacks: Two
w. old AZ hands high. black
with white points, good perform,
era; good 2 yr. old jack; year.
ling jack; 4 jennets.
81 Head of Cattle-Thirty. three
2 VI. old steers. G milk COWS;
registered shorthorn COWS, on,
with calf at foot; l thorobrei
heifer, 3 thorobred bulls. 9 heifel
calves. 2 steer calves, bull calf
3 fat heifers.
l6 Head Breeding Ewes. / Buck
Some farming tools, 4 cattl
troughs. Some household an,
kitchen furniture. Terms, 81,
, and under cash, over that sum
} months tune with bankable not
) at 8 per cent interest. Sale be
Q gins at 10 a, m.
H. WILKINS.
J. T. johnson aud J. N. Steph
ems. Aueii0neers.
g. Il Dean. Clerk.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-02-14
Public Sale.
Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1907 .

"OuuCSuall HVus GOl ASOts
Having sold my farm and decid-
ed to go to Oklahoma. l will .sel
at public auction at my place 10
miles north of Mexico ind 3.4 of a
mile west of Moline the following
desr'ihed property, to-wit:
81 Head of Live Stock, consist.
Ing of:
5 Hend Of HORSES brood
mares, > in foal by jack, in foal
by horse; l coming 2.yI'old filley;
! coming l.yr.old filley.
Six Head of Cnttle-Two high
grade COWS with calf; = thorObred
COWS; . thOrobred calves; l bull.
l heifer.
II Head of Hogs-15 head stock
hogs; . good brood sows.
4 Head YParling Ewes.
Farming Inplemeuts-One James.
vile sulky breaking pillow; 2 cult.
vators; | disc; / moving machine ;
l harrow: 1 two horse hay rake; ]
one horse hay rake; / surrey; har.
ness.
Two stacks sheaf oats, 2 stacks
hay. about 80 shocks coru and fod
d"r, 30 shocks fodder, some corn
in crib. four stands of bees. House.
hold and kitchen furniture. Many
other things too numerous to men
ton. Sale begins at 10 a. IN.
Terms: Sums under $40 cash
All sums over $40 credit will
bankable note ut s per cent.
JOSIAH MARTIN.
Ed Atchison, Auctioneer.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-02-14
Seed and Soil Special.

The &. & A. r. II. Co. has COM
pleted arrangements TO run a Seed
and Soil Special over its lines in
illinois and Missouri the last week
in February and first week in
March. The first week of Murch
win be spent in Missouri. The
Atoms Seed and Soil Special will
be I7anned by the leading agricul.
tural experts from the Illinois Col
legc Of Agriculture at Champaign,
H., and Missouri College of Agri'
culture at Columbia, Mo
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-02-14
Deaths.

b. +. Turner, a prominent far
mer and stockman of Sailing town
ship. died in Centralin Monday.
He WAS "a years OF age and leaves
a wife aud three sons aud four
daughters. The funeral Tuesday
was largely attended Deceased
was an old citizen Of the county
aud leaves a large estate. A. q.
Turner of Mexico, whose father was
cousin of d. +. Turner, was in
attendance at the funeral &. r.
Clark aud w. +. Ritchie also ut
tended.
StauntOu, III Feb. ). 1907. We
note with regret the death of Geo.
Klotz at his home In Olive twp on
Tuesday. Feb. 5. Mr.. Klotz was
a native of Germany being born in
Lofenau Obermant, Wesienherg,
Jan. ii. 1927. Emigrated To Am
erica 1854, aud on March 6, 1856,
was married to Miss Dorothea
Kuchbeck at Wood River, Madi.
son Co. OF eight children four
are still living. His wife died Is
years ago. The children are; Hen.
~ Klotz, Annie, wife of VIM. Hes.
terberg of Mexico Mo-, Joseph OF
Shiloh. st. Clair Co, aud VIM.
WI lives at home. The funeral
thursday from the residence at
p. M, Rev. Hugo officiating. In
termrnt in Spangle cemetery.
Chas. d. Reynolds, son of Mr.,
and Mrs. S. j. Reynolds. of this
city. died at his home in Elmen
dorf, Texas, Feb. 6. The de
ceased left a wife and two small
children besides his mother ant
father in this city, and sis
ter, Mrs. \. X. HOlbrook, o
Lansas City, and a brother, Rich
ard Reynolds, of st. Lonis.
DR.. Thomas Flynt of Denver
died at Mineral Wells, Texas, las
week. He was a brother of Mrs
Il. +. Coil, and brother-in-lay
in law of Miss Artemisia Edmon
ston.
rJohn Best, aged "A u, 'Montgom
cry City Banker, died at San An
tonia Texas. Tuesday.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-02-14

Wabash Engineer Harry Wise
man of Moberly saved bis train
from a wreck Monday at Forsyth
junction. suburb of st. Louis. by
throwing the air brakes. Wabash
train No, Jumped the tracks and
the tender telescoped the engine
cab. But for Wiseman's presence
of mind the passenger wonld have
been badly Injured and the train a
wreck. Wiseman is now in a hOspi-
tal..in st. Louis with chances of re-
covery from his bruises.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-02-14

j. Z. Creasey. who settled in
Ghost Hollow" 21I miles WRIST
Of Mexico in 1887, is going back
10 Texas in few days, Has two
sons-in-lAw 40 or 80 miles south
Of Dallas whom he will visit. Mr.
Crcasey and Uncle" ROylc Jesse
used Ia attend subscription
school together Years and years
ago south Of Thunpsun Gen D..
Ii. Mcintyre is also one 1T his old
schoolmales. 1t is n pleasure to
hear these old boys talk over the
days of long ago.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-02-14

So that fellow who sued the
Laddonia Herald for So, 600 al
legged damages suffered the disap-
pointment of having his case
thrown out of court pending time
to ascertain If he has ease and
can give security for cost. Bro
Greer, the wicked shall seem to
triumph. but joy cometh in the
morning"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-02-14

Lpislc Griffin ccidently shot
his son. Ralph Monday. NJ. Grit.
fin who lives 4 miles west of this
city, aud his two sons were hunt
ing rabbits aud Ralph got in range
OF hi. fathers gun iustas the father
pulled the trigger to shoot u rabbit.
Ralph received hthe shot in his
leg below the knee. 1t is hoped
he will recover without any i'll
effects.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-02-14
Civil Service Exanina :
ton Clerk arrier).

An examination for the positiO a
of clerk (maIe aud femaIe) aud
carrier (male) will be held at the
the poat-ofIice in this city on
March 10. 1907. A
For application blanks. and for
full information relative to the ex-
animation, qualifications. duties,
salaries, vacations. promotions,
etc. address Secretary, Board Of
Civil Service Examiners. Post. OF.
doe, City.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-02-14

Tohe league who has been Wis
ting relatives near Laddonia for
some time, will return to Bonner,
Mont. soon. Ills brother, Paul,
is also located up there. The
MESSAGE is glad to learn the boys
are doing we'll
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-02-14
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters of
administration upon the estate Of Ophelia
ID. Eldred, deceased, have been granted
OF Audrain CouDy, Missouri bearing
datt. OF December 81, 1909. All persons
having claims against said estate are re-
quIrcd TO exhibit them TO me for allow.
ance within one year after the date OF
said letters, or they may We precluded
from any benefit Of snch estate; and II
such claims be- not exhibited within two
years from the time of the publication OF
this notice they will be forever barred.
JOHN L. GREENBURY,
Administrator.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-02-14

Down at the Black school house
Que night last week, near Laddo-
mia, the young women Of the neigh
borhood debated the subject, "Wo-
man Suffrage" against the young
men. Don't know which side "suf-
fe:ed," but. anyway, we gness n
score for the ladies.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-02-14

Time To begin talking up the
Mexico ChautauQua. The mana
ger should contract for a good
liberal space in every paper in the
county.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-02-14
George KIotz Dead.

Mr. George KlOIz. 80 years Of
age, died the 9Th inst, ut bis home
in Illinois. He was The father Of
Mr. Henry Kloiz and Mrs. VIM.
Hesterburg. on Bean Creek. this
cauaty lie had visited here often.
his lsst visit being last August.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-02-14

The Jim Grow" bill passed the
State Senate with every Democrat
voting for it aud every Republican
voting against it It's going to
pass the House aud will become a
law.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-02-14

y number of the Missouri Legis-
lalure punched II lobbyist in the
face the other day aud .sprawled
him to the floor. The lobbyist
must be careful not to allow him
self to be "delnded with a fancied
securitv."