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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-30
To PREVENT H|S
BEING RESCUED
CONSTANTINE RUSHED TO JoL.
let PEN e. AUTHORITIES or
CHICAGO WARNED or PLOT
IN ANONYMOUS LETTER.

Chicago, Sept %, Frank ]. Con
stantine, recently sentenced TO life i'm
prisonment for the murder of Mrs
Louise Gentry, was hurried to tho
prison at Joliet today under heavy
guard The authorities had been
warned that an attempt would be
made to rescue him from the county
jail and determined to take no
chances
Early today he was brought be
fore Judge Kavanaugh and although
Constantine's leading attorney WIS
out Of the city the court compelled
the attorney who appeared for him
to take up the motion for new trial.
The argument was breif. Judge Kav-
anaugh denied the motion and lmme-
diately passed sentence. Sonstantine
was then taken back TO the jail and
buried to Joliet on the first train.
Sheriff Strassheim today received an
letter from a person say
ing that plan had been formed 10
free the prisoner and that the escape
Of two men from the Jail within a
week was a part of plot TO free Con
stantine. She declared that one of
the guards was party to the plot and
said that her husband was also In ii.
She declared that If the plan to res
cue Constantine in this city failed 1t
would be attempted when he arrived
ut Joliet.
The authorities denied today that
anw undue haste was exercised in the
rase of Constantine but II is known
that the anonymous letter was re-
,eived today and the prompt measures
taken to get the prisoner out of the
Jail into the penitentiary gave strong
color to the story.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-30
NEW SYSTEM.
OF Giving Trainmen Orders in Opera
alton in Washington.


Spokane, Wash, Sept. 10. Wha.
III known as the A. b. g. block system
the first oil its kind Ia practical opera
ftions in the world, has been installed
on the Northern Paciiieg mail line ba
tween Spokane and Marshall Wash.
and If the tests arc satisfactory tho
plan will be adopted on the lines
between the Twin cities and Puget
Sound. Under the new system, when
a train leaves a terminal point the
conductor and engineer are each Civ.
en- a card authorizing them to run to
the next station, at which point they
are given orders allowing them to run
on to the next and so on. Ii the or
der is not forthcoming at any station,
they can not run beyond such station.
The rule Is iron clad. This places
the entire responsibility for the NOV
ing trains Oh the dispatcher's office.
thus lessening the liability Of train
crews and averting collisions,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-30
KINGSTON B0YC0TTS
ENGLISH COMPANIES

Kingston. Jamaica. Sept. 29.-There
is bitter feeling against the English
insurance companies arising from the
disaster of last January. 1t is charged
that the companies are delaying the
cases by technicalites. Their latest
move is an announcement by counsel
that the companies propose an action
to make counter claim for the decla-
ration that the loss sustained By the
policy holders was caused by an
earthquake.
This means. if it succeeds. that
ether action can not be proceeded
with. because the companies would
win rnder the earthquake class
Merchants think that local companies
should be formed to carry insurance.
AZ the restoration Of Kingston pro-
crosses the boycott Of English com
ranies increases.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-30
F|ENO|SH BLACK
ASSAULTS GIRL
MANY WRGiNiANs ScouR cOuN-
TRY FOR NEGRO WHO AT
Tackled YOUNG COUPLE
Shot Young Woman's Escort-Drag-
ged Her to Thicket--Youth
Shot in the Mouth, Tells
Story to Townsmen.

Washington, Sept. pa posse tc-
night is securing Alexandria county,
Va for negro. who today wayaid
and perhaps fatally shot John VIII
liam Mullen. aged 2f. near Rossiyn,
opposite this city. and then assaulted
Miss Amelia Weiss. aver IL Mullen's
fiance. with whom he was out walk
ing. Without a word of warning, the
Eegro opened fire on Mullen. shooting
him through the mouth and splitting
bis tongue. The negro then dragged
the girl into thicket holding her
captive for more than an hour AS
he left her he said he was going back
TO her lover and finish the job"
Mullen, however. was able TO make
lis way up the hill and tell the story
Of the crime TO some men Of the town.
the girl in the meantime finding her
way home where she told her parents
what had occurred. Great excite
ment prevails and searching parties
are looking for the the fiendlsh as
saulter
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-30
ROOSEVELT WILL
Be IMPRESSED
BY MESSAGE from MAYOR BussE
or CHICAGO SENT TO MEM
PINS BY WATER.
WALSH TRIAL OCT. 18Th
Charged Nth Irregular Banking
chicago's Problem Of lnequit-
able Taxation Thought to
Be Near Solution.

! Chicago Sept. 20. Greetings from
| Mayor ITsse Of Chicago to President
| Roosevelt, who will be the most i'm.
1 rortant figure at the Deep Waterway
convention In Memphis October 4 and
| i are now spinning southwark BY an
allwater route. Their delivery to
! Pre- sident Roosevelt will be d signifi.
cant incident of The convention, for it
viii show how little, comparatively,
Is needed tc complete a deep channel
(which would link the Great Lakes to
the Gulf of Mexico by way Of the
Chicago drainage canal and the Hi
acis aud Mississippi rivers. This
Sater route was 50 obvious to the
ariy explorers THAT each In turn re-
ported cn 1t. The Memphis conven-
ion promises to accomplish much fir
fhe people in the Mississippi valley
which inclt,des 1850 square miles, or
haif Ut tho area Of the United States
ifor the indications point to Whirl
Wshid declaration to congress that the
people must have more liberal appro-
priations fer the waterways the ma
tural highways Of commerce and
that foremost, the Lakes-to the-Guf
project should be provided for with
cut delay The Chicago delegates to
the convention have chartered a spec
ial train and they will be representa-
tives Of Chicago's energy in any
cause affecting the middle west.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-30
RURALE GUARD AND
BANDITS IN FIGHT
IN PROVINCE OF SANTIAGO DE
cUBA-SHoTS EXCHANGED
LATTER PUT TO RouT

Havana, Cuba, Sept. PA band
of fourteen bandits attracted the at
tention of the authorities OF Santiag1
province recently and today a detach
men of rural guards was sent TO ap
prehend them. Shots we're exchanged
and the bandits were dispersed.
The government does not believe
the appearance Of the bandits in san
tiago province was part Of the move
ment planned By the eonspirators re-
Gently arrested here They are b.
iieved to be outlaws representing for
eign nations who have been empioyei
at the Santiago iron mines
Capt Dougherty. supervisor of the
rural guards at Santiago De Cuba.
has left that city for the scene Of the
disturbance with anadditionai detseh-
ment OF rural gsanis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-30
JAPANESE PIRATES
ACTIVE IN ALASKA
REPORTS THAT CREW OF SHIP
OPERATING IN BEHRINo SEA
REGIONS LOOTED HOUSES.

Seattle. Sept. 29.-Report was made
n United States Consul Smith of
Vancouver yesterday by Captain
Munro. Of the schooner Casec. OF the
idrating Of an Alaskan village on
L5take Bay on the southwest Kedak
Island. by the crew Of a Japanese
sailing schooner operating in the
Behring seal season. The Casec land
81 al Litak Bay for water and the
Russian priests asked that CAPTAIN
Munro inform the United States an
thorities Of the outrage. The Jap
aaese landed from the schooner and
iinnke open houses and looted right
and left All manner Of things we're
dragged from the horses
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-30
p,scoNTlNUEs STEAMBOAT
MAIL SERVICES

Vicksburg. Miss. Sept 29.-Post-
master NJ. j. Mulvihill has received
orders to discontinue sending the
1rnited States mails on the steamboa,
RelIe of the Bends between Vicksburg
and Greenville. and after Oct. ) the
railroads and the star routes viii
handle the mails that for years have
gone by boat. The yearly contract
for the boats services has been $1,000
Postmaster Mulvihill thinks that the
mail may be more expediti0usly
handled by rail and star routes than
by boat.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-30
DRUGGIST FACES
BURGLARY CHARGE

New Teork. Sept. z9.-Cottagers IA
New Rochelle were startled today
when DIR. Samuel Bolin was arrested
on a charge of attempted burglary.
The arrest was made before daylight
when the doctor reached his home on
trolley car from Mt Vernon. Friends
hurried to the station 10 affect the
temporary release Of the prisoner. but
sfser a talk with the police none
Trofered the s. 900 bail bonds re
ossired. Dr. Bolin is known as a
chemist OF repute. and Is understood
to own a prosperous drug business Ia
Hasiem. New York City.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-30
NOTES or TEE CANE

Manager Tenney Of the Boston Ma
tionals think that Catcher Ball Looks
weii HI a Wild ns.a hehsna The plate
The Tri-State League magnates
lave passed q rule limiting the SALARY
70 $4,000 a month for each team ana
$500 when 4 team has a bench han.
age'.
The Pittsburg Pirates have the best
record made by one team against an.
other IN the major leagues this ssa.
son, They have won 20 and lost but
two games played with the st, Louis
Cardinals.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-30
M'CRATH DEFEATS ROSE
New York Athletic Club Man Throws
Hammer 164 Feet Three Inches
Breaking Worlds Record.

Kansas City. Sept 2s.-Maft Nc
Grath representing the New York
Athletic club. today broke the worlds
record in throwing the i5-pound ham-
mer. held By Nicholson Of Scotland.
huriing II one hundred and slxty-four
fee; AMI three inches. The fcrmfr
record was 1e4 feet The record vas
made on this. the second day Of pasy-
ing. McGrath competing with Ralph
Rose
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-30
CANTON JuBtLANT.
Expects Many Visitors Today to See
and Hear Roosevelt.

ana ffeaf RooscV6W.
Canton Sept. 2a.-G'anton expects
$4,000 visitors tomorrow when the
president Of the United States and
many other distinguished persons will
be present to participate in and wit
ness the dedication exercises at the
Mckinley monument. Word has been
received that all the trustees Of the
Mckinley National Memory associa,
tion viii be presnt. The vice nresi-
dent, members Of the presidents cab
ifiet, United States senators, CON
gressmen, governors Of states. and
representatives of foreign govern
ments and other notables viii also
be here. The city is elaborately deco
rated and a line of march has been
roped of for several miles.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-30
JOPLIN eRAFreRs ARRESTED

Joplin. Sept. &c NJ Wilson. a
well known operator who for 1G years
has been engaged in the formation OF
mining enterprises in the Missouri
lead and zinc district. was arrestsr
today charged with having obtained
money under false pretenses in con-
nectien with fraudulent companies
here.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-30
MADE MAYOR OF LONDON.

Linden. Sent. 29-sir John Charles
Rell. ex-sheriH of TIE city Of London.
head Of a big b-et cry company. and
Who has held a timber of important
o6ices IN cor On with the munich
ualitr. vas ~ elected lord mayor
oi London
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-30

STORES ARE undergoing "light-
nlng-like changes" at this season.
The ads. will help you to "know."
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-12-19
Circuit Court Cases.

The following cases were recent.
ly filed aud will come up at the
January term of the Circuit Court:
Leauder c. Barnes VS.. ThOs.
Fisher etc. perfect title.
j. r. Thomas VS.. Lucy b. Lew.
is, ct al. ejectment.
State OF No. va. Peter I. Pierce,
appeal J. p.
James w. Lee, ct al, vs. un'
known heirs, johnson, etc., per.
feet title.
James w. Lee VS.. unknown
heirs j. w. Carson, ETC., perfect
title.
f. Z. Scroggin vs.. Thomas w.
Quick ct al. for money.
Thomas j. Roberts VS.. unknown
heirs Julia Clark. etc., perfect
title.
g. w. Robertson vs.. Z. d,
Barnes, on note.
Nellie Nj. Collins VS.. Emery A,
Collins. divorce.
Quincy James Va. the Ius. Co
of State OF Illinois, on policy.
Sarah @. Erharts VS.. the Wa
bash 4. r. Co.. damages.
Ida p. Norman vs.. Otto 8. Nor
man. divorce. change of venue.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-12-19
In Memory Of Thomas Aruall.

At $3.50 p. M. Nov. 21, 1907,
the pearly gates opened and the
spirit of William Thomas Arnall
was admitted to its reward. He
had journeyed on this earthly pill
grimage 40 years, 4 months and
16 days. Tommy leaves a sister
and two brothers, besides hosts OF
friends, to mourn his death. BE
was converted and Joined the Bap-
tist church in August, 1901; ever
afterwards was loyal to his Mas
ter and the church. he was an
efficient church aud Sunday School
worker, aud served as deacon six
years.
We mourn not as those having nc
hope, for he died in the faith, trust
ing Him who bare our sins for us,
He will not return, he will not
come again, with his old time glad
ness, but under the blue sky anC
storms he sleeps. How the loved
ones will miss him. 0,the LONELINESS
OF the first few months after death
But the lonely watchers will fnt
peace and rest in the hope OF i'm
mortality. We know that eacl
day grows feeter, and that th'
time is short between the good b.
and greeting.
Funeral services were conducte,
at the home. by Rev. Dampton
Nov. %. aud the remains wer
laid TO rest in the Stergeon GENE
try, at Monitor, oklOhOma, t
await the morning of the resurrec
ton.
NR,0R
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-12-19
GETS $1,000.
A Mexico Woman's Suit Against
the G. & A.

The Louisiana Press.Journal
last week published the follow
ing item;
The case of I. l.. Crowder, OF
Cnrlinvills. administrator, etc, VS..
the q. aud A. r, ilrOad in behalf
of the estate of Fred Geurich, OF
Mexico, Mo-, who was killed by
the road at Nebo last December
while filling the position OF head
brakeman came up ut Pitts6eld
this week. The contention of the
eomplainant's attorneys was in
part that a defective platform
where the accident occurred at Ne
bo was the cause of IL. and to re-
fute this the attorneys for the road
Monday went down TO Nebo and
had that section Of the platform
on which the man, who wSs sup.
posed to have slipped as he alight-
ed from the train aud lost his life,
sawed out aud brought to town,
bnt on account of the ruling Of
the court they were unable to get
before the jury. The case was
closed Tuesday afternoon and the
right to argue the case was waived
by all except Crowder at the close
Of whose address 1t went to the jury
which, after being out all night,
rendered a verdict Wednesday
morning for $4,000 against the
road after which the jury was dis
charged for the term.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-12-19
In Memory Of Mrs. Robert Hayes.

To look rightly upon life, to
live for God, home aud duty aud
in the end to rest calmly in the
great world beyond is the Only
hope Of a soul who seeks higher
aud holier things.
When life seemed brightest. aud
hopes fairest, Mary Quinlan Hayes
was called to her eternal reward,
on Dec. 6. after an illness OF g
few days. As the fairest, tender
est and sweetest flower is the first
to shrink at the touch of icy fin-
gers. so it often seems that the
cold hand Of death first lays low
the noblest, the truest aud the
best. The keynote OF Mary's life
was duty. II stamped its impress
upon all who came within her
sphere. aud self sacrifice for 9TH
ers has wreathed a halo round her
head, that shall brighten the sweet
memories Of her as the years roll
on.
Father DillOu's eulogy over the
remains was truly a heart tribute.
He spoke of her beautiful catholic
life, her charity. humility aud her
intensely religious nature. he
told us that she was the best OF
us, aud from the heart OF each
who loved her in life and mourn
her in death there responded ia
sweet accord a tervent amen. She
was alway kind, gentle retiring.
timid and followed to the letter
the golden rule in a most unosten-
tations way.
When our dear friend laid life's
burden DIVA. aud her sheaves
were garnered in the Angel Death
as be laid them at the foot Of the
great white throne. must have
smiled on the rich, ripe har-
vest OF her life.WOrK. well done.
u.s..
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-12-19
AUDRAIN BOYS.
Gather Round FeStal
Board In Penn
sylvania.

The following taken from the
Pittsburg (Pa.) Democrat will in
terest readers of the MEssAgE at
Mexico and Laddonia where some
Of the persons mentioned are well
known:
The Pittsburg Alumni association
Of the University Of Missouri held
their annual banquet at the Fort
Pitt hotel, Thanksgiving day. The
evening was very pleasantly spent
by discussing experiences Of times
past aud present Incidentally
the society was delightfully."- enter.
tanned with q recitation by little
Miss Dorothy Underhill entitled
THE Little Sunbeam"
Addresses were delivered by E.
j. Mason. G. A. Swift. D. Under
hill aud Q. A. Briggs. The speech
es covered q large variety Of SUBJ
iects from modern engineering to
a bachelors first experience at fry
ing breakfast bacon.
This meeting was also an occas-
ion for the election of officers for
the ensuing year. All the old
officers were elected as follows: e.
j. Mason, president, r. M. Bick-
ley. vice president, E. q. Gaines.
secretary and treasurer.
The following wire present: Mr..
and Mrs. Dillen Underhill. Miss
Dorothy Davenport Underhill, Mr..
aud Mrs. G. A. Swift, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. NJ. Buckley, Miss Carrie
Emmous Cauthorn, G. l.. Neid-
riughaus. A. Il. Hardy. E. j. Ma
sou. Given Victor, Oh. Williams,
G. Z. Whsley. G. w. Seibel, CA.
Briggs and E. q. Gaines.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-12-19
One Was a Mexico breaches.

The Middletown Chips contain
ed the following item last week;
A couple of preachers were sur.
prised in Middletown last Satur-
day. The south Methodist people
donated a large amount OF provis'
ions( (enough to last him till spring
the preacher sa;dl to pastor Trip
lett. and then presented Presiding
Elder A. g. Brewing with an ele-
CANT china berry set. Will Ora
ham raised the tirst donation, and
the ladies the other. The preach
ers were not only surprised, but
agreeably 90.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-12-19
Knights Of Colambus.

Mexico Council knights of CO.
lumdus held election Of officers
last week. The following were
elected for the ensuing years
G. K. d. A. Murphy
d. g. K, NJ. II. Murphy
r. g.. Joseph II. Smith
Chan., Ed. Dermody
Treas. Wm. P. Smith
Warden. Ubas. HaydGr
is. D.. John Haydur
o. s. g.. james w. o'Brien
Chaplain. Rev. John j. Dillon
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-12-19
YOUNG FARMERS.
Those of Audrain Inter
eSted-Read Arti-
Gle Bel low.

Having been raised on q farm
without the opportunities of a
training given by the Agricultur.
al College, and in later life coming
in close contact with the work be-
ing done by the Agricultural Col
lege and Experiment Station. l be-
lieve / am in a position to know
something Of the value of such
training. There is something more
about ploughing than running a
straight furrOw; something more
to learn in feeding hogs aud cattle
than satisfying hunger; more to
learn Of the improvement Of
the soil than simply the spread
ing Of manurei more to know Of
crop growing than the simple act
OF putting the seed into ground.
The Missouri Agricultural Col.
lege will on January 2, 1908, open
a school lasting eight weeks for
the benefit Of young farmers.
want to urge you to attend this
school offered you by the great
State OF Misso uri. You will here
come in contact with several hun
dred OF the brightest farmer boys
OF this state which alone will in
spire you to accomplish greater
things, and you will have the ben.
EFT OF the instruction of the agri-
cultural faculty composed Of men
who have not only had a good prac,
tical training on the farm, bat
have also spent many years in the
Agricultural College aud Expert.
ment Station finding out those
things that will make farm work
more profitable and farm life NOR,
pleasant, We want you to comG
because we believe you will be 1
benefit to the College, aud becaus,
We believe We can benefit you. l
assure you that you will be greet
ed by the officers and every mem
} Der Of the faculty aud the student
body with most hearty welcoms
II you need turthur information
write Dean II. j. Waters or yoJ
may address me. and the infOrma
tion will be cheerfully given.
Hoping to ses yOu here on th
irst day Of the school, Jauuar
End. aud guaranteeing to you en-
tire satisfaction with the Scourse |
you come. l remain,
GEo. b. ELLIS.
Sec.. State Board OF Ag.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-12-19
For Charity.
A NE,oE.

Mr. Waterman notified the
Mayor LAST week that he would
give two entertainments. at the
Opera House. Thursday evening,
Dee. 18th. aud Friday evening
Dec. goth. all the proceeds to be
used for the benefit Of the worthy
poor of Mexico.
These entertainments are hne.
There is nothing more enjoyabIe
than those moving picture enter
tainments. There will be q change
Of Iilms aud music each night and
the house should be packed as the
charity committee win have full
charge and all that comes in viii
DO used for this worthy purpose
Price of tickets only 10 cents each.
You will see something worth
double the price and at the sam
time help the poor and unfortu
nate.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-12-19
YOUR NAME WRITTEN rHEREa
Mother Fine List Of Message
Subscribers and Re-
fewalS.

Since our last report the fol
owing have subscribed or renew
d for the MESSAGE:
John b. Nevins
w. h. Logan
g. 9. Bybee
NJ. j. Jones
w. Il. Miller
s. r. Brown
Henry Schrumpf
VIM. Britt
y. l.. Emmons
j. w. Broaddus
w. NJ, Mongler
III. ShOup
w. NJ. Hesterburg.
j. j. Moomaw
]. e. Hodge
j. Il. Hodge
Mrs. G. NJ. Skelly
George Duncan
j. r. Pitman
T. j. Roberts
Rev. j. 8. Jesse
Mrs. Mary Rigg
Il. n. Armstrong
l.. 9. Barnes
Willis Eastman
d. T. Weakly
E. Nichols
w. F. Kindig
F. f. Witchie
Oscar Martin
Lewis Patterson
o. s. 0ckerman
Jacob Seiger
W. c. Duty
L. G. Deskin
II. Doolin
4. Q. Kennen
j. d. Kendall
Henry Youngblood
Rollen Edwards
A. d. Eris man
DR., Jesse Goodson
Arthur Trick
s. Valentine
G. N. Wales
Ernest Johnston.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-12-19

Rev. ]. w. Keltner OF this city.
assisted by Evangelist Hunt, is
conducting a very successful re-
vival meeting At the Marsinaburg
Baptist church.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-12-19

A thief broke thru a window In
TO Brand q Wards store ia this
city last Thursday night aud car
ried the cash register outside to
the alley and smashed 1t and car
ried Of the cash 1t contained
but that happened to be bat a few
dollars. Nothing else in the store
disturbed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-12-19

Mrs. Cecil Q. Coh0On Of Cordel,
Okla, is the guest OF her parents
in this city. Mr.. and Mrs. w. N.
Boatman.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-12-19
Tapiey a Candidate.

Bowling Green. Mo-. Dec. Ia
Joseph Tapley, OF this city. is q
candidate for State Senator from
lhe Eleventh District. embracing
the counties Of Pike. Andrain and
Llncoln.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-12-19

Mr.. Roy Staples and Miss Alice
Foster, one of Union district aud
the other North Liberty, this coun-
ty, slipped away over to Quincy.
ILL.,, last week aud were married.
Here's wishing them Joy aud pros
perity thru life.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-12-19

Ernest Koch, near Lsddonia, Is
operating a corn-shucking mac
chine. It's curio, but they say
it sure does the work.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-12-19

Rev. j. N. Barbee of Louisiana
preached at HOpewell Baptist
church in this county last Satur-
day afternoon and Sunday morn
ing.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-12-19

Arthur Trick recently bought
the Isaac p. Taylor farm of l23
acres, 81 miles south Of Mexico,
paying $50 per acre. It's a good
farm. nicely improved, and Mr..
Trick got il cheap.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-12-19

A little son Of Charles MOser Of
Martinsburg neighborhood was
playing with a little boy chum the
other day, cutting in the ground
with q hatchet, and the MOser boy
lost his thumb at the first joint.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-12-19
We're Getting There.

The Vandalia Leader lnst week
had the following kindly meation,
The Mexico MESSAGE had q flne
edition last week. The MESSAGE
is we'll edited aud full Of news and
is rapidly coming 10 the front 90
an advertising medium.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-12-19

Miss Addie Hale Of near Lad
donia visited the family Of Mr.. Ed.
Pearl in this city last week.