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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
Srofencr G~rlmGrmahltna.


@Cneroldntuolt StroiiS gibt 0utoc9.
ten iiber Spirituoienpertouf on1
Frlm0rluohltag ab. 8irtb'
iduIteu amillien nad ieincr IniidJl
cnt9egen Scr Gntidciblmg oa$
StaatsonmoltS bon Baltimore
Gountp geidloiien blei6cn.
@enerolonmolt StrnuS bat olli
&erloneen mebrere iui6tige @lltod)-
ten III 9e5u9 oIf N~ohl9eicBc nb9e'
gebcn. Gines oericlben lit 5luor nidt
offijieu, obcr BON gang beIon0erenl
SntcrcIie, meil eS i'm 8ioeripru6 81
elmer fiir5lidcn gutideioung bt5
Stootsumpolts bon 9nltimoresGo.
itcbt. Serr 9uiicp cntidieo, ooB Die
@irtbihoitcn am Gag Der Brimor-
poblen nift geihloiien lperoen broa'
den nit Der 9egriinoung, boB oos
2ofof-Geieb cir O~ffenbolten Ser
@irtbifditen g%eItotte uno boB, i'm
Sole Elm 2ofol.8eies nit Dem oGgc,
meinen @eict in Gonflift IteDt, Or
lteres in 8roft tritt,
&idldro Sortle, BETTER cineS Ga.
les IN Sogerstomny Der BON oieier
GntideiSung borte, Ite1te, oo ooS
Sofol. @cieb bon @oibin9ton.Gountp
cbeniolls fein 8erbot fir ooS Sffelt,
bnlten pon @irtbid)oiten an GrimGr.
mablcn entbGlt, Die outrage, Oh ct
icin 2ofol often boltcn biirfe, luenn
IN @oibington- Gountp Die YrimGr-
mobl itottiinoet.
Sn Grpibcrung Oieicr Suffrage
ihrcibt Der @rnerolonpolt: yObmob(
ib conititlltionsgemGB nidt olitori-
iirt bin, cir3elncn 9iirgcrn gegen-
ii6er offi5iele @rttod)tan ob5uge6el1,
lit oie Srnge, iiber mel6e Sic if)re,.
ben, pon ioldler @i6tiatcit, Dob i'd
.cS iiit ollgemelicn erodte, Sbncl III
nift offi5iaaer @eiie 5u iooelt. oob
nod mcincm grnleiien Der Yoro.
graph oeS Tllgenteincn YrimGrmobl.
@ciebcS, lpelhcS oetl Terfoui bon
Spirituoicu om Yrim6rpobltog Der.
bictet, iiber bcn 2ofof,8 eicbcn itebt,
bon brfftn stc 0ipttten. Mcincr
gtlid)t nod jit &c. iiir ir9eno 3emono
1cleblui0rle qlnL Gag Der YrimGr.
mobl ID. @dihin6tpn e oirify Spiri
tuoien 5lbqpGrfonfcnt"m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04

9iefu.Eorf, 0ore5fp's Gcul Sborc.
Forf, Goits Sbore Cine Eorf,
6looo'S Eorf Gbenier.
Spe6ial-G ompfc Gyturiione Der
v~Gbciopcofe Stcamibip Company"
nod Do Yoint Comfort uno 9tor-
iolf, ga.
3lpeit1gige Gala . 5eier an 1. mo
J. Sllli in Yen,Mor, perbunOcn nit
Gon5ert urlo Seucrnerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
Staot Baltimore.

SaItimorrr, mcIde bic Summcr'
MOnutc a~ufcrgulb Der Stabt uerbriu'
gen, t6unen ocu Correspondent"
nadl irsruS cincr NSrcNe in ocn yer,
ciniatcn Staatcnt europa, Megifu
nnS Canada snseidift crbaltcn. Sie
goreiic mag 10 oft MIS- ge,uiinidlt &C.
GnDert mcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04

Qruoitioncn Der 9eborbe gcmGb ben
Gontratt erbalten, oo oicielben hos
nIeori8Ite angebot einsereid)t baben;
allein oo ibre Eompiteiiel nibt gc-
nGit Den gnipriihcn elmer Aujobl Der
Miitglieocr Der Goutraftbel0rbe citt.
lpreden, martet man gcipannt aiti
bas Grgcbnib Der Sisuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
WrGhlidler Sub.

Charles o. Niiller, Elm Gleootor.Gons
oufteur i'm Gql,itoble.8 ebGuoe
oif labc @eiie um's 2ebeu ges
fommen. - @lr0c 5tpilden einem
6obritubl uno Dem We55oni1bo.
ben eingeflcmmt.
Charles q. Differ, ain q Sabre
alter Observation-Disclosures in DEM
equitable @ebGuoe ipuroe geItern
ougenblidlih getootet, inben er 5pi.
iden Dem trIten ilno 5neitcn Stods
luerf 5tpiifen Dem Sabritubi uno bent
6lbboben ein9cflemmt puroe. Ser
3ob trot beinobe ougenblidlib Elm.
Sn Der mittlcren Yoli5eiitation ionb
geitern a6enb ein Snqucit itott, bel
neldcm ein ouf llnfoa loutenoes
8croitt ob9egebcn puroe.
SIRE iiIberne So65eit
f%ciertcn in ibrem foiigcn ScinL Rr.
t7t2, Glarfionltr., Serr Sobn @rebe
unb feline Satin Winnie, geb. Snms
itterbodler. &on Sab un0 Sern gin.
gen benz SubildumSpoar @eibenfe
mo @rotulotionen 5u. 9eionoerS
iuoren oieielben Oh eil,em @eihenf
oes Srr. 6reo. q. 2ind, bel lpeld)em
Sr. 8rebe SO Sabre lang ~beif1ftigt
mar, bod %crfreltt. 8on BEN ainoern
erbielt Dos Subelpanr Elm prGd)tiees
Eor5eQon.S erpice, i~iberballpt liefer
bic @eidertc in 10 GROCER 3abl ein,
bob es idper ioQen miiroe. oieielben
~inoipioueQ ollf6ufilbren. Inter Den
onpeienoen 8Giten befanoen Iid|:
Serr uno 5rau Sobn 8rebe. 9r. Sp.
@rebe, SEER ino Srau 8eo. 8rebc,
Serr uno 6roit Charles 2rde, Serr
lnb Srou 2eipis 2iide, Sri. gpn Gre.
be, SRI. Minnie @rebe, SRI. STANCES
8rebe. Srou slt. Serr uno 6rmi W.
g. Guide. SRI. Ridep Samnlerbader,
SRI, Gaura Somnierboter, 5rl. Si55ie
Sammerbader. Sr. 8. q. 2ind, 60.
pitGr Der nGompogrtie 81, Ser unb
6rau !. q. 9ind, JIM, Ser uno
Srmu @uitop i. 2ind, Serr u,,b 1roit
Gam. Gurpiae, Serr uto 6rau Wm.
ltmbad, Serr nnb Srou u. Seipef,
Serr nnb 5rau GbeTter aalfiman,
Serr iinb Srau Gbnrleg Sipfits, Serr
nno Jroi .Sarnes Williamior, Serr
mo Stoil 6. 8oiipe[, Serr ,ino Srali
Bridges, SER iii,b 5ruii Sobn gurfe.
Serr iino 6rou Gnmilter, Srau :.
Saental. Srou aotie 8rebe, Sr. 2efpis
@rebe, 5rl. Ellie 6rebe, SRI. Wans.
iiclb, Sri. Sennie Iapis, Sri. Gprd
SoenteI, Jrl. anto Saemel. 1rI. gnt.
MO SnemeI. 6rls. Bertha, Dtarte urb
Gillian guroille. SRI. gIiie Sontnet,
5rl. gona Stein. SRI. Bertha Guide.
SRI. Miloreb Stein, ST. Sp. Guide,
SRI. Nnt1lc Sipfins, Serntan Soentm.
SsluaIo Qind.
Die q eiuiitnertn Ser
Sraii Giteao Sein3e bon Nr. ttS.
Siio-SishIanb.slp c., lit Der freie Yoii.
plat suerfulint iuoroei,, ben bie giier-
SO. ser Neripn oiierirte, melde ben
paifenoiten Namen fir cine Strabe
in bent at Scr Goitern Nuennc aelege.
men neuen Vorort noridlasen niirhe.
Jran Sein5e idlug Den Wamcn
! uWtprtb apenue" Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
Sonucnuuf- nuo llairrgaug.
Tas @ctter.

gtidt 10 beiB iuie an Den Iesten 10
Sngen NOR cs 9citern obcr INNER.
bin morm genug. Gie bohite Cent
perotitr mar 81 @roo. Cine reht
frGitigc @riic aus Dem @cltcn unO
Noroncitcn madte Den So0 ober 5u
cinem redt nngcnebmcn, Nm Wtor-
gen ieqtG Der @inb nit itllrmnrtigcr
@rihpinoigfeit ourf Die StroBen.
Sir bellte lit pieoerum flares lrnO
fiibles @etter ongeiogt NIT n0roli.
den @inoen, Gic itiinolid)e Tempe.
rntlIr mnr nr1tcrn mic fnlnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04

Sn ben ouocrcn gunoeS @ettcr=
9cobadtungs Stntionen oes Gan.
hes muroen Die folgctbcn bod)itcli
Scmperotureu uer5eid)nct: @oItport
80, Y~ortlono 70, Bolton IS, Nlbnnp
70, Nem Oorf rs, Ebilooe.pbia 81,
NtIolttic Gitp sc, Gdpe Mop S4,@oib5
iugton sc, Norfplf 90, Charlotte 80,
@ilmington Sc, Gborlciton o. So
nonnnb 80, SofionDille "A, Supitcr
so, Sen @elt so, Ntlontn 90, Wont-
0pulcrp 9G, 9tciu Srleon9 %, Eo.
lclinc 81, @olueitou Sc, GorpuoGbri-
iii 80, Wcmpbi& %, Cincinnati 96,
Yittsbrro GS, Buffalo Ga. GlepclolrO
GO. Getroit 70, glpcno 6S, Woroucttc
60, Green Ban 70, Chicago y, Gil
lutb Ga, ct. Saul "A, ct, 2oiiiS a.
aonios Gitp 81, Smobo Is, Suron
rs, Yismord 76, @iaiiton rs, Sabre
"A, @eIcno rs, Salt Safe Gitp 80,
Tcnpcr so. Hortb YIotte 90, GoOgc
Giip 81, Nnorillo Sc, Cos An9elcS
50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
Gbincicn itcacn Siirsidjah.

Ncitn Der om 6reitog abeno perhoi-
tctcn Sippe 8rgcl 9iirgidoit fiir
bos @cridtsperiobren cntlaIien.-
Ser 8crtricb Don 2ottcriclooien
oifenbor betrGftlif.
Ncun ais orci5e6n G6ineien, mcI-
de an 6rcito1 Nbenb olf hic Nris
lhuIoiqnng bin nerDoitet muroen, IN
lt%nQcictlider @ciic 2ottcric, @iQctc
perfaltit 81 bobcn, mlrocn g%citcrn in
Dem Viircuu bcs VunoeS. Gpntmili1rs
Hogers olf bic Inihuloiguno hin
Dem @cridtspcriobren iibarnieien.
inter Soripiceelung falidcr Sbotia-
d'cn 0eloer bon ibten 2onbsleutcr
crIongt 81 6nbcn, inbem lie benielbcn
Sotteric. 9iuetc p~erfouiten. Nit Nus
nobnlc bon orei Wonn muroen bic
l1mmtliden Irrcitonten Dem o.
ridtsperfobrcu iibcriuieicn. Sic Itcq.
ten ole @iireidnit. 7icienigc bon
Charles 9. SOP bon Nr. 418, Teorl-
Ctr, purbt ati $4,000 feitseictt,
wGbreno oic iibrieen Nrrcitontcn il
0cacn $i0009iirsihoft %crtloiien tpi,rs
Nen. eS iino bieies: Gborlcp Gee.
Nr. Al, Sit-Sopciteitr,; Gbtc Sune,
Nr. Al, Sit.Sopetteitr,; Gbin9 500,
Nr. ia, Eorf-Toe.; Ching &eco,,a.
Nr. TIA, Eorf- gpenue; Ching &an,
Nr. ia, Eorf.s(ne.; Gbec @ins. vi.
ia, Yorf.G pe.; Gbin Gee gpM. Mt.
$50, Yorf- stpcnuc, Stt Gee, Nr. Ais,
TeorlItr.
Mus bcm Gerbor erhcntc, bob STE
Ingcflo9ten Die Yolt iiir 9otterie-
sucde miBbraiid)ten. nnb Der Sou CT.
iuncrt itorf an S%enicnigen bon War
Sinpicr, tpcIdjer crit fiir3lif tueselt
@crtriebs BON 9ottericlooien ilad Dem
| SudthapS su Moltnbspiae seianbt
iuttr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
Roti5.
6eb6eI's ci.siaes Gtn6io.

Yeuoelg cth3tBee Stnp'o
Sebcrmani fsnnt bic BON nns ne'
lieiertc glrbeit; mir benfen fid)t pa
ran, ms ieIbit 81 Ioben, ionSsrn iiber'
laKen Sies nnItren 2tiitnasen. Seine
5reppen bel ms az eriteisen. 9altn
sie iid BON Nnberen nidbt tanidlef,
e siebt MIR Gin einsises Sebbel-stn'
bio nnO Sies befinbrt lid int Tarterrt.
gdlten sic anf bas $aas, 100 nnitr
Waniea ant Sbiten nnS GenR'rn
itebt.
Seine Naentcn. Gin Hreis.
Ndten sic aMf
-0ebbet&-----
82t~ 9 IT., aabs Sigb.
1Blf1Rfl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
@nnisipaf 6 Slnsclcstnbeitcn.

Ger Mnpor oils Seiratbaucrmittlcr,
aneriii ors StoOtratbsmit'
8IieOr3 9clmann ouf Ocn ErGIi'
benton oc5 crItcn 3lpcigcs OeS
StootratbS INNER nod i'm Sor.
ocraruub ors SlltcreiieS. Nit
0erc Munijtpol- q odrihten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
yMrbcitrrsS Gngerbnnb." 10.
@r1tes Yicniei nno @olfsicit,
Mpntns, ben 5. Anil 1868,
Scnfert's Varf.

(t7t,S,S3-1
+ioF' WeaF Ntifcrt.
yaltimorc's 1tatidcr Yhutosra3h
400-411 Woro.Wa StraRc.
TamiIicngrnppcn,
Spd)3eits1rnppcn,
Ginsclanfnabmcn,
Ginbcruninabmc men,
Wcrsr6hertngcn nod
Mltrn Yiiocrn.
llnibertrpffene fiinileriidc Nrbci'
ten. Mafise Hrciie.
@ilorr ucrben acidmadpoa ringe'
rabmt. Witte, ndtcn Sic Gnf bic
obisc NSrciie.
t9eS13.a&e.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
I3rm snScnfen an re bnarO 4. eepb.

FCfS 49,
IS tbut nift nicI ieblcn, bas Soupt-
thor brid)t Elm,
Q9er ipia oenn i'm Sturmifritt gum
Simmel binein?
Sdon ellen Die @16ter nit blitenacr
@ebr,
Die 36orbiiter i~tiir5en i'm 6lrge bo-
her,
@er itolpert BORT brouBen, iuer mag
eS MIR ietn?
@cuiB it's ein Siinoer boil Geue
-,. uuD Hcin,
Zen tpoIlcn mir 5lpiden, mir iu9eit
i'm fort,
@oS mill ioid) Elm Poltrer om ieIigen
Ort?
Sier iino MIR Die 6rommen, Die lie
ben Die 8ub',
Sbr 8dhter, perriegelt onS Suupt-
thor gut gu!
"a ploblid) bebt Eetrus erid)roden
5uriid,
2ort orouben itebt elmer nit 5orni-
gem 9Iid;
Gin Sdloppbut oedt beii1a6' iein
gauges 0eiiht,
Gas lit elm @ermane, Der fiird)tet fid)
nihtl
Sic Stirne in 6aIten, Die Tette ee-
Gr itonlpft ouf ben @ooen, bob Dcit-
bin es bollt;
gItt Sabre lfon itreii' i6 amSimmel
porbei,
@crauS, SIR arooteul aennt SIR
nidt Den 2eDb?
9tlut iliegt aus ben gnseln bas itrob.
lcnoe Sbor
Sir oen 3eitungs = &lmponen aus
Baltimore;
2Gnsit battc mans oroben I'M Stint
mel er5Gblt,
g9ic er fir Die 4reiic iit taglit &c.
QuGlt.
Sunft YetruS iprif)t mllbe; nun riibe
lid aus,
@cnicBe, oils marelt olletn Gu jlt
Sous;
Sicr gibt's feline 3eitung! DDS lit
infer Slid,
Sonit iGB uns BERG eufcl olldl bier I'M
@enid.
Hof Shelter, nod Sdeere, Die fennt
mo bier ltid)t,
Hiht nal aus 2on9tpeil lieit ma
elm @eoibt;
Yolitii6e Munoihau uno SonntogS.
2eftiir.
Die lieeen 5ur Rotb IN Der binteriten
Tbiir.
"a rouidt's in Der 6erne luie mohtt'
ees Seer,
limo 8ooail, err ielber, 5iebt itiirmeSa
0aber:
lid iu6t' id, idon lou9e, aut, eiirtc
lid id)nea!
Nun gebt'S 5ur Molballa, Gn braoer
@eien.
IS wiebern Die Ioiie, Tie reiten I'M
Slug,
Sod iiber Die Sterne mi ltad)n9e't
3ug.
Tort aldnst Die @olballa I'M goloe-
men Shein,
0ort roIten ole Geiter bei'm iunfeln-
oer Weiu.
llno Qepb bebt ben 8efer, erbebt ibn
entpor,
| Sd,on mars bod getueien in goltt.
more;
| limo ironf miail meiitenS u laueren
@ein.
Sd mod)te nod eirnlol in Baltimore
fem.
ll1lo @ooon ipridt freunolid: i)
ilebmle did NIT!
@ir loulen binltnter inn nadtigeIt
Hitt;
@ir lteden 5ur Jiiriors Die 5elofla'
Idle ein,
SIM 1oT es elm trodener Sonntag
moft' fem.
Oann uolen mir ieben, tple Niles
bort gebt,
Sb 3ein WGne nod in ben Ser5er
gYir MAIDEN oic Runbe, mir biihen
oprbei, :4'.
Yielleift iprift nod 5ernnrto poll'
So. Gouaro Genb.
.a, q. 8. g.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-12-09

John Barnaby sold Judge Alex.
Carter eight mules this week, twa-
year-olds, for $1,165.
Jim Yager sold Earl Carter
three mules this week for $54O.
a careless hunter shot a colt
near Worthington and the local
paper uses this "terrible talk"
There is a class of men and boys
that tote guns around and shoot
promiscuOusly that do not possess
brains enough to fill 16-gauge
shell. Such fellows should be
as wild animals with an
open season from January ! 70
December 81, permitting farmers
to hunt them without license"
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-12-09
WEST LICK.

Most everyone thru husking
corn.
Harrison and Yates Of Galloway
county. were in this vicinity last
week buying mules. They bought
one span from Roy Elam for 800
one mule from s. p. Dubray fpr
$3.50, and one mule from Jack
Brown for'%lSO.
Miss Matilda Phillips is the
guest of Mrs. Jas. Ford of near
Mexico.
Edw. FRAZIER and wife were
Mexico visitors last Wednesday.
S. p. Dubray sold a mule 10
Jack Brown for $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White AMI
little daughter of Cullom, Ill.,, are
the guests Of Mrs. White 5
brother, Edw. FRAZIER. and wife.
Mrs. w. c. IIidy spent few
days last week with her daughter
Mrs. NJ. f. Round. Of Mexico.
Edw. Ferris returned home Sat
wday from the b. b. mineral
springs at Bowling. being much
hpnptitp1
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-12-09
Can You Guess Them?

The following is taken from the
last week s Sturgeon Leader:
1t turns out in evidence that
two couples have been secretly
married in Sturgeon since Septem-
Der /, 1909.
The names of the contracting
parties cannot be given at this
time, but maybe you can guess
them.
In one case one of the parties
is making his or her home in Stur-
geon, but the other party lives
between Sturgeon and st. Louis.
About the other wedding: One
of the parties lives in Mexico, No.
The other party lives east of Mex
leo.
Who married these people9 The
minister does not live in Sturgeon,
but he visits here occasionally.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-12-09
Fair Circuit Organized.

The Central Missouri Short Ship
Fair Circuit was organized IN
Mexico last Friday by representa-
tiveS Of the fair associations from
New London. Bowling Green.
Sturgeon and Mexico. Several
other cities are expected to join.
The dates are as follows-all four
days: New London. August 3;
Bowling Green, August 9; Mexico.
August l6, and Sturgeon, August
%. The officers of the association
are: Charles Lamb, New London,
president; VIM. Lee, Mexico.
vice-presidcnt; Doe. NJ. O. Biggy.
Bowling Green, secretary.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-12-09
Said Mr.. Hoban of Swift Co..
of Mexico: "You have got them
all beat with show and quality"


For the past two years Mrs.
Baker had been afflicted with a
cancer but having placed her trust
in God, she bore the pain with a
future hope of eternal life where
pain and sickness are unknown.
She leaves TO mourn her loss @
husband, two sons and one daugh-
ter, besides a number of relatives.
friends, and neighbors. The fun
eral took place from the Christ
ian church at Benton City, Lee. ?
and was conducted by Bro,..r
Dameron. The flowers W..
beautiful.
We, the neighbors. convey to the
family our deepest sympathy in
this hour Of their sorrow and be-
reavement, and we can only pray
the loving Father to sustain them
and bear them mp with His strong
arm of love. and to be to Them =
refuge in their time of trial and
to wipe away all tears from tbeir
eyes and heal the broken-heartad
and to lead them thru the valley
of the shadow until thev can soc
the bright glory of tho baavnnIv
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-12-09
Funeral Held Here.

The funeral of David A. Ne
Kee, who died early Tuesday
morning Of last week in Washing
ton, West Va. was conducted
from the Presbyterian church in
this city, Thursday morning at 10
O'Clock, Rev. \. a. Wallace off
ciating. The funeral was under the
auspices Of the Masons. of which
order Mr.. Mckee was a faithful
and honOred member.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-12-09
MUST HAVE 1T.
That's a Farmers View Regard
ing the Electric R. r.

w. o, Mckenzie, south of Mex
leo, is one of the hardest workers
for the electric railway. The line
will pass thru his farm. While in
Mexico a few days ago he said:
1.-The line will be Of the greatest
benefit to the farmers contingent
to it. 1t will increase land value.
be a great convenience and in
many ways be to our advantage.
Everyone out our way is working
hard to raise the money. Sam
Craighead, Baxter Guthrie, Tom
Murray, Mike Murray, Shan
Brown, Warren Leach, Jas. Sims
and countless others are making
every effort to get the bonds SUI
Scribed for.
I'VE are within sight of the
goal and as soon as Mexico comes
to time we will not be far hehind.
The benefits Mexico will receive
will be unlimited. | know of any
number of farmers who will trade
here when the line is running that
90 elsewhere now. We want it
and ! believe it is sure to come.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-12-09
Joint Debate.

A joint debate will be held in
this city December Goth. between
three chosen pupils Of the Mexi-
co High School-Arthm Snedekcr.
Charels Liebler and Poole Harri-
son-against three representatives
from the Columbia Teachers Col
lege. Their subject will be. Re
solved, That the corporation tax.
granting its cOnstitutionality, is
just and equitable. " Mexico
argues the negative.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-12-09
sUBsCRIBES $S2,5OO.
Mexico More Than Made Good for
the Electric R. r.

In spite of a down-pour Of ram
the court house was packed Satur.
day night by interested citizens
to wind up the subscription for
bonds for the building of the
electric railway.
S. P. Emmons, chairman Of the
finance committee, presided and
suggested that there be no speech
making but that everybody get
busy, and he believed the d.
ficiency could be made mp rigG'
there and then, and that in a short
while.
The committee had worked like
"Turks " thru the day, when there
had yet been but $15,250 Of the
$4,000 required subscr,aed
At the Satur56J night mass
meeting j. j. Burns opened the
subscription by volunteering
$1,000. This was followed by w.
w. Fry with another $1,000 sub
scriptiOn. Then came the follow
ing:
j. w. Million 500, A. j. Buell.
$50, r. A. Sparks $50, J. J.
Chaudoin $50, F. Z. Bruton 250.
R. P. Hopkins $50, f. d. Graham
$50, o. d. Gray $50, Mrs, F. f.
Bruton 25O, S. d. Stocks $50, r.
E. Race $50, c. w. Criswell $50,
Clark & Cauthorn $50, Tom Bass
$50, Miller & Showers $50, Intelli-
gencer Pub. Co. $50, J. f. & c. II.
Baker $50, w. L. Atkinson, w. w
johnson, +. f. Bruton $50, II. G.
Haggard Mexico Water Works Co
25O, Tom Cropper, S. p. Emmons
$50.
In all, making a grand total of
$S2,500.
J. j. Burns, the contractor, then
announced that he would go to
Chicago and get ready to begin
work on the power house here
right away.
The first mile of road, it is un-
derStood, will be built south from
Mexico, unless the Molino and
Santa Fe people get their sub
scription up first. The south
people are hustling.
Mrs. Ed. Atchison denies the
rumOr that she has sold her inter
est in the Clendenin homestead, !
northeast of Worcester. 1t is one
of the best farms in the county.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-12-09
Elks Memorial Service.

The Mexico Elks held impress
Sjye memorial services last Sun
day afternoon. Father James
Noble pronounced the invocation.
Misses Robinson and ThrelkeId
and Messrs Paul and Blattner
sang a beautiful quartet selection
John d, Orear pronounced the
eulogy for the deceased members.
Miss Nellie Robinson, in beautiful
voice, then sang. The address Of
the occasion was delivered by Ed,
win S. RULER of st. Louis,
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-12-09
Mrs. Baker Dead.

The wife of Mr.. w. J. (Bud)
Baker, south of Benton City. died
last Thursday, Dee. ,, 1909, after
a lingering illness Of cancer of the
breast. The burial was at Benton
City Friday afternoon, funeral at
the Christian church.
Susie Catherine Bullard was Il
native Of Galloway county. born
July 9. 1851. near New Bloomfield.
When but a child three years of
age she moved with her parents
to the old Bullard home. October
I, 1863, she was married to VIM. J.
Baker. -Four Children were born
to this union, Willie. who died at
eight years Of age; Charlie Baker.
Of Chicago; Mrs. r. J. Offutt. of
Galloway county. and John Bakec,
Of Benton City.
Mrs. Baker was Il tender and
most affectionate wife and mothcr.
and she will be sadly missed in the
home. We c--.'nd sympathy to
he bcreaved ones.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-12-09
Aged Woman Hurt.

Mrs. Stan Mcdaniel, south of
Laddonia, mother of Mrs. George
Fritch of that neighborhood, sus-
tanned fall one day last week,
and one of her limbs was broken
above the knee. She is considera-
bly, along in years and we fear that
it will be some time before she
can fully recover,
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-12-09
Demented John Homer.

Constable John Atkins brough
an aged man to Mexico last Fri
day who had been wandering
around in the neighborhood Of
MartinSburg, soaring women and
children. One place where he
made a very unwelcome call was
at the home of J. J. Johnston,
northeast Of Martinsburg. The
old man acted demented. Said
he had been a hospital in Jackson
vile, ILL.,, for number Of years.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-12-09

The Vandalia Leader thus
speaks of Rev. Zeb Thomas Of
Sedalia, who has been assisting
Rev. II. f. Truck at the Baptist
church in Mexico: Rev. Thomas
recently held an unusually sue
cessful meeting at the Spencer
Creek church and also held seryi-
ces in Vandalia for two weeks,
He is a splendid preacher.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-12-09
H0LLENSVIILE.
Two Popular Young People Mar
ried-Some Important Live
Stock Items.


Tom Berrey is visiting in Mon.
roe City.
If roads and weather permit, j,
| c. McGee and family expect to get
moved this week into their new
house ON West Love street. Mex
leo.
Mrs. White, of near Madison,
is caring for her daughter, Mrs.
Nora Berrey, who has been quite
sick the past week.
w. II. Mallory is just finishing
up a dandy new building con
sisting Of corn crib, hog house and
sheds.
Mr.. Clyde Sharp of Mexico, and
Miss Pauline Cauthorn. of this Vi
cinity, stole march on their
friends and were quietly married
at . 30 p. m. Sunday, at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. ani
Mrs. p. r. Cauthorn, Rev.
Leonard, Of Canton, performed
the ceremony. We extend best
wishes to these popular young
people. They will reside for the
present with the groom's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Sharp. of
east Mexico.
That was a big down-pour of
rain we had Saturday and Satur-
day night, and creeks are higher
than at any time this fall. Owing
to Sundays blizzard there was no
preaching at Midway, only the
pastor and two members Drawing
the storm.
At M. NJ. Dawson's sale last
Tuesday stock sold well. Sheep
brought $3.50 to $50 per head ;;
cows $50 TO %75 per head. p. H.
Rudasill got a coming twO-year-
old saddle colt for $40; Mr.
Burkeye one-year-old saddl,
mare for 5000; f. Il. McGee, IL
year-old saddle mare for $l5S. A
four-year-old mare sold for $3.50
The ladies Of the Antioch church
served dinner at the sale and
cleared $1,000.
Stock sold well at the Dowcll-
Ewing sale Thursday. Mules
brought $275 to $475 per span.
and yearling steers sold at $50
per head.
Lyndal Rudasill sold his roam
saddle mare to Rob Kerr for $1S5 !
a span of mules to Joe COnsidine
for 1915; and a y6arling mule TO
Elmer Mundy for $47.
Friday, McGee Bros. delivered
to Powell & Mundy 7 hogs, |
averaging 213 lbs. at $3.50. Sat
urday John Sharp sold to same
parties a very large hog at $3.50. |
w. II. Mallory has contracted
his hogs for $3.50 to be deliverecd
to Powell & Mundy in Mexico
VIM. Peck was very sick for
several days last week, but at last !
account was better.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-12-09

Mr.. Stone Roberts and Miss
Juda Jones, two highly respected
young people north of Centralia,
were married last week at the
home of VIM. Jones. Rev. G.. w.
Edwards officiating.