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Mexico Missouri message., 1909-04-01
Some Cash: Some News.

George II. Miller at Benton City
has our thanks for a renewal
favor.
p. Lierheimer at Benton City
renews.
j. r. Shook pushes his subscription
date up near to 1911.
Prof. j. L .ShObe hands in
dollar on renewal.
s. b. Reighley hands us a dol
lar on renewal.
Lewis s. Koch, near Rush Hill,
renews for the Message.
T. j. Ecton Of Benton City re-
news.
Mrs. L. A. Ellis renews for the
Message.
n. o. Fox at Rush Hill is new
Message subscriber.
Mrs. Armilda Hill of Rosebud,
Ark, sends us dollar for the
Message for year.
Martious Detienne Of Yandalia
sends us a check to push his sub
scriptiOn date up into 1910.
w. ii. Mallory OF Thompson
and Charles Carwell of route two,
Mexico, are new Message sub
scribers.
The Message was glad to make
the acquaintance of Mr.. j. S.
Bradley, south Of Mexico, the
other day. He subscribed for the
Message for two of his daughters,
Mrs, j. l. Beasley of Thompson,
and Mrs. e. C. offutt, rout l.,
Mexico.
T0bc league, at Doniphan. Neb.,
writes =" Hello, Bro. Beal, here is
u Nebraska buck (dollar) to
keep the good old Message com
ing"
Thos Nj. Armstrong changes
the address FOR his Message from
Martinsburg TO Benton City and
sends a remittance TO push his
subscription date away into 1910.
He says the Message is a welcome
visitor to his home.
Mrs. Annie Miller, near Mexico,
renews.
George Byars at Benton City
pushes his subscription date up in
to 1910.
The Message was glad the
, other day 10 make the aequain-
tance of w. L. BeckIey who lives
down in the Lick Creek country,
near Worcester. AIr. Beckley
subscribes for the Message. He
is brother Of George Greene and
r. A. McAfee, all excellent peo-
pie who live in the same neigh
borhood.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-04-01

The FarbeE Forum says that
w. w. Braden, who lives north
west of I4addonia, found 4 red
handkerchief in his corn crib not
long ago and he announces that
the owner can have the same BY
calling az his house. Braden is a
liberal soul aud wants Caesar b
have bis own. but We don't BE-.
lieVe anybody win ever eaIl for
that handIserckIef.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-04-01

DIR. X. II. Bragg has overhaul
cd the room formerly occupied
~ the Message, in the Bragg
Lloek. divided it into nice new
rooms. and has rented it to T. j.
IIoxsey, the hotel man. The store
r1om below on the south. Mr..
Igoxcy also rented for sample
room.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-04-01

Dr. \. c. White of this city
'v,s in Jefferson City last week
ia the interest Of a bill before the
Legislature requiring that every
'racticing Optician in the state
hall stand an examination as TO
Lis qualifications before he can
procure certificate.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-04-01

The little 10 months old
daughter, Mary, of Mr. and Mrs.
@. r. Hodges Of this city died
Saturday last Of whooping cough
end pneumonia. The body was in
TERED in Seed Flick cemetery Sun
day afternoon.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-04-01

The Message has Il lengthy
letter from w. II. Tapley dcscrip-
tive Of San Antonio, Texas. He
has bought u 200 acre farm near
that city. Gan Antonio is a para
die. as Mr.. Tapley sees it. Mr..
Tapley has fine land interests near
Vandalia, this county.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-04-01
For Sale.

A set of light double harness,
also set of heavy farm harness,
both nearly new. Apply to Roy
c. Barkley, 99c Store, Mexico,
Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-04-01

DR. G. NJ. Sneed expects TO
leave in a few weeks to spend the
summer in study at some Of the
larger eye and ear hospitals Of
Europe. His work in Mexico viii
be continued by DIR. j. S. Sum-
mers who is now associated with
him here.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-04-01
Prince Onward

Fine Saddle and Harness Stallion. lie
is beautiful chestnut sorrel, 10 hands
high. Has good action. hne form, and
good disposition, years old.
Terms Prince Onward win serve
mares as sl0to Insure living colt. colt
70 stand good for season. When mare Is
parted with or removed from county
season becomes due. Positively no In
surapce acceptable in second hsnas.
Pedigree furnished ~ harm.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-04-01

The Laddonia Herald last week
mentioned the recent death of
two former well remembered Au-
drain county citizens-Gates
Parish at Fitzgerald, Georgia,
and John Lippincott at Spokane,
Wash.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-04-01

Il. \. Boyd has moved into
Mexico from the farm he recent
ly sold out on r. f. ID. l. He oc-
cupies his new beautiful residence
on the Boulevard, near the fair
grounds. We are glad to welcome
Mr. Boyd to Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-04-01

Mr.. Arthur Stanford and Miss
Mabel Smock. both of the vicini-
~ of LaddOnia, were married in
Mexico the oath inst. Ed. j. ID.
Greer officiating. The Message
wishes the young couple hap
piness and prosperity.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-04-01

The insurance companies have
offered to compromise with Mrs.
George a. Morris who lost her
home by fire q month or 50 ago.
The house was insured for $16. 900
aud the company offer $4,000.
Mrs. Morris has declined to settle.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-04-01

It is reported that one of the
saloon keepers Of Mexico has
said that if he is forced out of
business he win open a bank at
his old stand.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-04-01

Fulton lodge I. o. o. F. win
celebrate the Goth anniversary Of
oddfellowship in America the %
Of April. The Mexico lodge will
go in a body.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-04-01

The funeral of George Chest
nut, who died in the State Hos
pital at Fulton last week. was held
at the home of his wife. Mrs. Eta
Tucker, in this city last Friday
afternoon. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. a. 4. Wallace.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-04-01

w. Is. Langford, in Hall school
district, was in Mexico Monday
and made this Office a pleasant
call. lie repor, lis relatives, Price
Evens and daughter, Mrs. John
ART Of Farbcr, as being very
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-04-01

Little Frank Wilcox of Chicago
came recently TO spend the sum
mer, with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. b. Sims, near Cant,
this county.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-04-01

A twelve horse Advance trac-
ton engine, in first class running
order. d. L. Rogers, r. F. ID. 4,
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-04-01
ONE WAY COLONIST FARES
VIA THE
WABASH
S25. 80 to
$3.50 to

Los Angeles, San Jose. San Diego.
Stockton and San Frsnciseo. CalIfornIs;
Portland, Oregon; seattle and Spokana,
Washington, and many other points IN
Alberta, Arizona, British columbIas Col
orado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New
Mexico, or Egon. Saskatchewan, Utah
aud Washington.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-04-01

Mrs. F. e. Wentz, southwest OF
Mexico, left Monday for Oxford,
Iowa, TO be at tho bedside Of her
sister at that place who is very ill.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-04-01
$4,000

To certain points IN Mexico, New Mex
Ice and Texas. Tickets on sale daily
March LIST 10 April sOth via Wabash. -Four
fast trains daily 10 Kansas Cts and
l'oints west For full particulars can Or
address.
In. RIcHARns.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-04-01

. lnFnlshed al haTn.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-18

q. \. Rcld, Board. MAY ann
Blueheld Furniture Companq.
Blankets % M
w. ". Harry & Co, Stove
pipe o4c
A. " land Treas FFreight All
Pnclps Furniture Co., Mat
trCsseB fOa
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-18
Financial Statement
OF THE CITY OF BLUEFIELD

Financial statement, City OF Blue
field. West Virginia. for thirteen
months ending juno 3Oth, 1909.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-18
HEiLTH DEPARTMENT..

stewart r Showers, hauling 800
Stewart r. showers. hauling 1850
w +. Moore. order Park
Nash and Henry Palmer 1906
Phelps Furniture Co, filing
case 1850
T. r.. Carter. order j. VI. Hobbs 2547
Edwin Lloyd labor $50
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-18

marked Receipts. there was on tho
lst day or June. 900, the follow
ing. which was u1cOllected and for
which the Treasurer received credit
on settlement:
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-28
HERE IS TRUE RECORD
Of LEE ADMINISTRATION
General Fund Exhausted FundWarant
Indebtedness Will Soon Be $3000OWhere Will Expens
e Come From Even Big Levy Will Be Insufficient

II hard for the Morning
much when
this
The hoier-than-thou
that
in
defense
campaign matter for the Yellow and The
administration definition
The Yellow
ana that
The Sentinel asked to the
truth is that this
of the $4,000 1880
a to ne
The general fund appropriation
tons and this time pay
election be next TUESDAY
The warrant Indebtedness
continue to little
balance of this
having been
The Indebtedness
the te of expenditures.
The levy of 81 mills 1909 viii
the Increase but the
would be dangerous before
called retormers trying shadow the
If the present administration
ness at least equal to what
the levy should have been increased
These n nd white
ords OF the city and desipte the
ures won't lie when they checked
With the be city
less the warrant Indebtedness
These facts another light
o 'reform
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-28
CHILDISH FIGHT is FATAL.
Especial to The Sentinel. |


Denver. Oct. 2S.-Katie Eberly
aged 8 years, died yesterday as re-
suit of injuries which she received
three weeks ago during a childish
scrap with a number of school chill
dren while on her way home from
school.
A number of children coming home
from school three weeks ago last
Thursday, became engaged in little
fight near the Hungarian mill Two
girls of her age were fighting the
Eberly youngster and one of them
struck her with a plank. She ran
home, complained of being i'll and
later grew worse. A doctor was call
ed and it was found that one of her
ribs had been broken and that it had
pierced the sack surrounding the
heart. She fingered until yesterday
when she died.
All of the children connected with
the, fight are simply heart-broken as
they realize the terrible result. They
Will appear before the juvenile court
tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-28

Fred Mantey rents tents and wag.
on covers.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-28
Money! Money

Plenty To loan on good rch estate.
Van Hoorebeke Realty Co., 100
Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-28

Let us clean and press your cloth
ing. Telephone Black 662. We cali
Tor and deliver l25 South Fifth-st J
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-28

IL Colorado Fruit 4 Commercid
stock has any value. send me a bid
on five shares.-M. l.. Walker, Cald-
we'll. Ida.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-28

Good furnished rooms and board
at the Elmo, 215 Rood
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-28

Joe E. DulmaIne has engaged In
business at 1918 Stout street where
he will be pleased to meet anyone
from Grand Junction and the western
slope.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-28

Has it ever occurred to you that
by paying for The Sentinel six monthy.
or year in advance, you save your
self from being bothered with a col
lector every month, besides making !
saving to you of $1.0O per year.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-28

We have the largest dray wagon
in the city for moving furniture and
household goods.-The Blue Barn,
phone Junction 22S.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-28

All fair-minded peopie should at
tend the fair and see Fred Mantey
about a harness or buggy.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-28
Don't Forget

motto Of Wolverton's Photo Studio:
Best work. prompt delivery, prices
right, Come early for Christmas
photos. 456 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-28
Notice.

Settlement at once is expected from
all parties indebted to us.
THE HILBERT G. RICKS CASH
GROCERY.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-17
TO PERFECT WIRELESS.
NaraI Erperts WOrking on TeLe-
phOne and Telegraph SYStemS

Washington May 16.-United States service ex-
perts are bending every effort toward perfecting
wireless equipment. both telephone and telegraph
Tor use by the vessels of the navy and the naval
shore stations.
Both the navy and tie army will be represented
at a series Of experiments TO begin about June ID
at Brant Rock Mass. where a high powered wire
less station has been erected by a concern Whlch
is endeavorng 10 secure the work Of building and
cqui2ping G 6O0-foot tower in Washington with
high powered wireless telephone and teesraphic in
struments.
The specifications set forth by the Navy Depart
ment include a wireless telegraph tower apparatus
with a 3.OOO-me radius, capable of working In all
kinds Of weather and under all kinds of conditions
with absolute secrecy. and inlpregnable against
Interference. The ship telegraph apparatus must
be capable Of sending 1,oO0 miles and receiving
5000 miles with telephone apparatus for sending
and receiving 200 miles
In the experiments the battleships Connecticut
and Michigan. which will he with the At
lantic feet participating in the summer manRuVres'
will take part. They being equipped with ap-
paratus having a sending range of 1900 miles ana
a receiving range of 5000 miles.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-17
s1GsBEE TALKS ABOUT THE MAINE.
Supports the Contention That the Ship Was
Blown Up.

Washington. May 16-For the benefit of the
Maine Memorial Association, which purposes to
erect In the national capital suitable monument
10 the American sailors who met their death in
the sinking Of the battIeship Maine In Havana
Harbor February Il. 1895 Rear Admiral Charles
u. Sigsbee. retired, who I'm command OF the
fnted vessel the time, tonight gave, by request
an illustrated lecture here describing the disaster
Admiral Sigsbee graphically described the scene
on the Maine on the night OF the explosion, closely
following the text Of his book on the subject. To
bear out the contention Of the court of inquiry
that the Maine sunk by the explosion OF a
submarine mine. Admiral Sigsbee called attention
TO the parallel offered by the destruction by contact
with mine Of the Russian battleship Petropavlosk
during the Russian-Japanese war.
The question Of raising the Maine is much agi-
tated at present" said Admiral Sigsbee. Regard
ing the policy OF raising the Maine have nothing
10 say 1t might be better 10 ask why IS not the
Maine removed" " He predicted that she probably
would be blown up in detail as the only practical
solution Of the problem
''As 10 the accounts that have been published
pretending to solve the mystery OF the Maine
some have literary merit. but 10 who was
there and and heard from beginning to end
none has verify
New-York tribune., 1909-05-17
DIR. M4NENY'S DENIAL.
Says Story That City Club Is in Fl
nanciaI Difficulties Is Untrue.
George McAneny. president OF the City Club, -
ued last night the following stat-uent:

George McAneny president OF the City Clln, -
sued last night the following statement
The statement published in a morning uswsPaPsr
to the effect that the city club is n any d'ficllJy
financially is untrue From some " me asl-zs
which 1 recognize I Judge that it IS based l.Sa
information supplied recently t' uleji.s- 49, 80
club. at his request which u published COMP -
and not I'm the sarbled form lu "l-.l ]" aFFta-1@
would have told "a very difterent St'i --,-=
The club has never in IFS history oeen 1--l.-s -s
ly for the first seven months ot rs ts'ii ca, ,5-
ed April So the excess Of its receipts over rNf7s
lures was about $3.50. showing an average P.ol'
Of something more than Stp a month As - ln- -
eCutive Offices closed to-day cannot alts.ls,
have been quoted, but shall see thar ,al- IS -s, l
notice. however. that. besides 4i'i-n5 Hs-
statements are made-tbat the club had been sls3
by a Hveryman for an account ot 1Fs 80 80,
fund" subscribed for its employees 20 -. "a
tradeSmens bills. The suit IN question .yilsa -.
upon questions Of fact the books Of the CLUB sng ~
ing no entries correspondents 20 lle ''.-S ,,-nsrs
reference 10 the clubs ability t0 pay. and vas
settled Immediately upon the adjudication u '
The story about the Christmas fund is ridiculous
were charged members accounts. most or -. Lls-
coIectfble about the middle OF January; some s2IlS -
received as late February. but ALL when c., G.,
lected. placed in separate account @ anu sSs
there until distributed on February . tnSy ~ 49,
held until that date at the request oi s,rs lHg s
ployes themselves, in order mat Lals .icn ~
might be included before the fua distrinuuol-. -
The source of the publication teueFg IL h
wholly political The main pclnt seems ~ - -
the suggestion that the CITY club has hao no. nloSzSi
less to do with the organization OF the pIuiE. -
'.t'ourruittec OF one Hundred that twenty-l'iie, .
its members signed the call for the coop. ,v-
conference. and that II had better ps' .rs rIfy-'
affairs in order before il tackles those or ~ - a,
The City Club has had nothing whatsVszz z .--- - -
with the campaign movement II mas mas L-+l i-+,la-ss+sd
hers all Of whom are supposed 70 oe ~ ~ sis
actively In city affairs II twenty oll ssr -
nunher because so interested. happen 20 aP.Lss
among those signing call for city n'se.iltS7 oTr
is not a matter for surprise The cluo 49, go h
work 10 do and the public may be asSure -
will continue well equipped TO do it-nnanciay an
OTh
New-York tribune., 1909-05-17
L. S. LEADS IN GOLD COIN
Total amount, $1,619, 900, ,O0O-Re-
pOrt on Worlds Stock of Metal.

Washington. May ia preliminary summarize
ton Of a series of tables bearing on the produc-
ton Of gold prepared by the bureau of statistics
was made public to-day According TO the figures
the worlds stock Of gold has increased about one
half in the last decade and doubled In the last
Quarter Of a century. The stock OF gold money has
meantime grown IN even greater proportions being
practically 70 per cent more than decade ago
The gold production from the discovery OF Amer
lea 10 the present time" it is stated. aggregates
$1,000 COO speaking in very round terms. and the
amount Of gold in existence Is estimated by
experts still speaking In round terms, at Nl go
10000 value while the value OF the gold coin in all
the countries Of the world from which statistics
are available now aggregates $7.0oooc0ooo. The gold
output OF the worlds mines during the ten years
ended with 1905 aggregated, according 10 the fig
ures in question g. 80 90 while the product OF
the Immediately preceding fifteen years aggregated
g 4o0 ONOO0 making total OF nearly Ss0ooooooo0
worth of gold produced in the last twenty 1--we
years a total production OF 1900 o1o0o since
the discovery or America"
The summary adds that considering its ds;ribu-
tlon by countries, the United States has greater
supply Of gold money than other country. the
figures being. according 10 this table; United
States. S1,613.00O. 600 Germany. Sl.04+ OQo. 900
France 1926 coo 600. Russia, 29I7. 900 900. United
Kingdom 1865 600 900: Austria Hungary. :3o3. .0o0
600: Italy. ;25s 900 900 Australia. Sl5s 0oo. 600
Egypt $40 600 600; Argentina. $14o 900 900; Turkey
<32 600 0O0 India Sl13 600; Japan. s9s 000. .000
Canada, S66 0O0. 900, and Brazil $4,000. 600.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-17
Court in its decision that the income tax was
unconstitutional

Court in its decision that the income tax was
unconstitutional
Senator Aldrich sought several occasions
last week to obtain agreement TO vote on the
tariff bill and amendments June l. Ob1ec-
tiOn was made on each occasion. and hnaIly
Senator Nelson gave notice that no agreement
could be reached until the cotton and wool
schedules disposed of. 1t is believed thdI
these schedules will precipitate considerable de-
bate, but that after they passed the con-
sideratiOn will make rapid progress. The DEM
ocrats show little disposition to prolong the de-
bate They are convinced that they can DO
nothing TO alter the bill, and generally anx-
ious to close their labors. Senators BeVeridge
La Toilette and Nelson are, however, entirely
willing to assume the responsibility of proong-
ing the session. and until they give their consent
no date for vote can be set. In the Senate
day can be set for a vote only by unanimous
consent.
No further effort has been made to hold night
sessions, but an agreement has been reached to
have the Senate meet hour earlier hereafter
so that the sessions will last from 10 a. m until
> p m, and for the present night sessions Will
be deferred, as a day of seven hours is about as
long as the majority of the Senate leaders can
stand continuously. once a day has been set for
the vote there will probably be night sessions
in order to permit all the orators TO get into
the Record the speeches which they desire to
use in the next campaign.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-17
NEW x. c, NJ. & o. DIRECTORS.

Kansas City. Mo. May Observation-Disclosures OF the
Kansas city Mexico & Orient Railroad at their an
nual meeting here yesterday elected a new dlrec-
torate Among the directors are A. N Beld-
ing New York; ID. W. Mulvane. Topeka, Kan; H.
A. Stillwell Chicago: ]. 7. Odwell New York; John
+ Allen, Rochester; G. r. Huntly. Buffalo; H S
Manning. New York; W. d. Baldwin. New York :;
Thomas Evans, Pttsburg Frederick RoebIing,
Trenton, y. j.: II. ID. Estabrook. New York; Will
lam II. McCord. New York; Charles F. Aver, Bos-
ton: H. A Bishop. Bridgeport Conn; f. d. STAIR
Detroit: Isodoro Diaz Lombardo Mexican board;
Lie Manuel Calero. Mexican board; Colonel $ Gar
cia Cuellar Mexican board. The board of directors
will meet in New York within ten days and elect
officers.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-17
NEW CLEw IN REGISTER MURDER.
Police Now Looking for Man Who Disap-
ueared Just After Crime Was Reported.

Providence May ls-What the police believe 10
be possible cew developed to-day in the inves-
tigation Of the mui der ef Miss Laura E Reyes
ter. who was strangled TO death last Monday night
AID they are again extending the dragnet 70 round
Up this latest suspected man.
The unexplained absence OF the in question
IS regarded significant because he disappesred
,inmediately after the publication of the repor; Of
the girls death. An effort viii be made f. find
him and learn his whereabouts last Monday night.
The search for Auburn barber who diSap-
pesred about the OF the murder was discou-
ri1ued when evidence secured showing that
the was near Taunton. Mass. on last Monday
evening. As this would make impossible FOR
him 70 have hesn-in Providence the time Of the
murder. the police scid to-day that he had been
en1frely eliminated from the case
New-York tribune., 1909-05-17
DISAPPEARS ON WAY TO HOSPITAL.
Woman, Lost in Crowded Street, Had Acted
QueerlY for Months

Joseph Mason. OF No 154 East 27th street, asked
the police last night to look for ais wife. Della.
who disappeared Saturday. Mason says his wife
had been acting queerIy since last winter, when
her spine was injured by a fall on the ice.
on Saturday Mrs. Mason started TO go TO Belle
vue Hospital and Mrs William Leary. with whom
the Masons lived sent her daughter 10 accompany
the woman They became separated at Second ave-
nue. and 9th street and the girl could not find her
charge Mason visited several hospitals. but found
no trace of his wife.
The missing woman is feet inches in height.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-17
BAKER AND HIS CLERK GONE.
Police Looking for Brooklyn Man and Girl He
Employed

The police OF Brooklyn have sent d general
alarm for the arrest of James f. Armstrong thirty
seven years old baker, of No 29l Seventh avenue
and Edith Silverstone. seventeen years old, OF No.
497 Seventh avenue, Brooklyn, clerk in his en-
ploy
Armstrong owns considerable property in Brook
lyn. and is said 10 be the son of prominent min
lister He has employed the girl in his shop for
months He is married and has two
children.
ily, said that when he left the house yesterday
soon after she did he beaten by two men He
said he saw A-mst -ong and the girl get on Smith
street