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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-07-21

Master Leon Bailey son of Mrs.
Alice Bailey who has been confined TO
his bed for several months suffering
fIoln tuberculosis Of the hip is much
improved.
DR.. Hasbrouche of Washington who
is attending him on Saturday last re-
moved the caste on his hip and leg,
replacing same by brace.
Young Bailey is now sitting up and
will in few days be able to go around
on crutches.
His many friends are delighted to
know that he is on the road 10 rapid
recovery and will soon be abe to
enjoy life with them.
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The Ia Plata Camp Meeting.

win be held July 2Sth to Arg, 9Th,
Rev. J. T. Marbury, of Philadelphia
will be in charge.
R-v. Geo H. Van Note, Rev. d. W..
Sweeney, Rev. p. A. Cation and others
will assist.
Rev. John L. Newkirk, Of Camden, n.
j., will be in charge Of singing.
Public cordially invited.
The cc-oIeration Of all Christians is
most earnestly desired.
Reasonable board. Uufurnished
Tents free.
For further Information, address
J. Fl. PENN, Pomfret, Md.
or w. L DEMENT,, La Plata Nd.
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FOR SALE.

One fine large thoroughbred Holstine
Fresian Bull, five years old in Septem-
Der 1911. Veiy peaceab.e and gentle
dehorned ard ring in his nose. Sire
and Dam are registered. Nc finer stock
or show ring Bull in Maryland Weight
1900 lbs or oyer. Also a fine large
Holstsin Frtsian Bull Calf (thornngh-
br, d.. Can be shipped by any Of River
Boats. Apply to
V. II. NEALE,
Tompkinsyille,
Nh
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Town Hall at indian Head.

The Citizens OF the progressive town
OF Indian Head have undertaken the
formation of stock company and will
shortly erect town hall at that place.
A town hall is a much needed building at
that place and its citizens realizing this
have gone to work and will in short
time begin the building of one.
Indian Head is wide awake village
and the people there are not slow to
realize its needs and knowing them soon
make them into actualities,
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NOTICE.

BALTIMORE MD, July 10th, 1911
THE undersigned hereby notifies tie
public generally, that after the above
date, Baltimore and Washington
Steamers will make regular stops for
passenger and freight traffic at Morgan
town Wharf, formerly Lower Cedar
Point Wharf.
Respectfully,
ROBERT GRAIN,
July s1-St. Owner.
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pleasant Automobile Party.

Mr.. Beverley Ober, of Baltimore
entertained number Of his friends on an
automobile trip from Baltimore to La
Plata on Saturday evening, spending
Sunday here and returning on Monday.
Amor g his guests were: Misses Mary
Allison Wilmer, Dorothy Gatewood,
and Katherine Posey. Messrs. J. Writ
and Harry Whyte Wilmer.
The party was chaperoned by Ger. l..
Allison Wilmer.
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FOR RENT.

A desirable farm for rent Oh the
river.
To desirable Tenant with good
reference for 1912 to work my farm
a good pair OF Horses and OK team " h
necessary farm Implements, is about
all that is needed. Good buildings and
good land offered Apply to
VIVIAN II. NEALE,
Tompkinsville, MI.
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DRESS MAKING.

Mrs. Hopese Smoot will conduct a
dress making establishment at Mrs
Harrison's near Tompkinsville, from
this date on and win be 81 d to see her
old friends and patrons again. For any
information apply to
Mrs. HoPEsE SMooT
I-21-113t. TompkinsvilIe, Md
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

Two nice houses in La Plata, located on
Oak Avenue, with lots attached Houses
contain I rooms with two halls in each.
A sable is located on the lot behind
one house large enough to place ) horses.
For terms apply to
Wesley Bowie or
Adrian & F. Stone Posey.
Z 2l-11-Smo. Attys.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-07-21

The thrilling adventures Of Uncle
Nun" and Little Homo now portrayed
in the comic supplement Of the Wash
ington Sunday Star certainly bring that
section up to the stand I'd Of the whole
sheet. If there are children in YOUR
house give your order now to Mr.. B II
Padgett.
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July Court.

The July term of Court convened Lere
on Monday, with Judge Beall on the
bench. The session was short and the
work completed in less than day.
The dockets were gone over and
judgm, nts entered in pain and uncon-
tested Eases.
Mr.. W. Griffin Mudd, upon motion Of
Mr.. John F. Nudd, wad admitted to
practice in this Court.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned having bought out
The Carol County Rod Co., for Charles
and adjoining Counties, are prepared to
furnish the public with up-to date
Lightning Rods. at lowest possible
prices. We give our work our personal
attention and guarantee same.
VIM. NJ. LYON,
6-2-3m. THOMAS A. REEDER
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H.. Ma, An s,encer is quite
six.
Farmers are still Lusy ,hreshing
.nas.
NJ, i p larboe has been indIsposed
during the week
Tho shouars on Monday were
welcomed By all.
Tne.sav II this week was children's
D,vst clapel Point
Th;s sac,ion is being visited almost
daily by automobilists.
A. " c..mo u,ad .ns,. Tuesday
at his home in La Plata.
~ u;,ma. snan, sat.,dav
,.s, - ~. H., na,sn,a, ,,itv
savs,., vo,,a ma, from waldorf
i, s.reats Roach
-, ~ w,,, -, a..
..r,s ~ H. 81 Il IL plata
''.s. "o4'p s'n'
lv,ns
Mr.. Y. Wills posey aud family
spent several days last week at Colonial
49,
We are glad to state that Mr.. @. +.
HAYDEN who has been qnite sick is
-
n. Saith =, .ba Monte ,a
County bar attended Court here GU
Monday.
~. Mt. .N vau,,
-. - ~,
pa.',s..
"' .. a 'hip'oa pauuis ''sn y spe"'
'ne "eeN e"u WIN 'uo FANNY VI w.
Aur'an roses'
Miss Carrie Horney, of Baltimore, is
visiting the family Of her uncle, Mr.
h +. iiorney-
MI earlos Murray, OF Ouen'oh,
spent the week end at me home Oh ar.
a. a. rider.
Misses Mary and Leila Turner, joy
60 an au'omoDhe TRIP 10 baltimore
uurias 'ne week
Master Eugene Lightner, Of Washing
ton, is visiting his uncle, DR.. s. L.
ramon, TINS town.
Mrs. William Young and family Of
Washington are visiting Mrs. W. 7.
Maurice, this town.
Mr.. Arthur Thompson had very
valuable COW killed Monday by the
passenger train going North.
Mr.. and MIS-. Howard Stumpner and
little children are Spending some time
with Mr.. Joe stumpner in Waldorf.
Those wishing to purchase me good
stock should read tine advertise ment Of
Mr.. V. H. Neale in another column.
Mrs B Parrap Bowen II Baltimore.
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FOR RENT.

Ninty acre farm, part woodland, and
containing good seven room dwelling,
also store and excellent out buildi rs.
Orchard just beginning TO bear. O..
will rent store alone.
Apply to
THOMAS KENDRICK
Ripley, Md.
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For Sheriff.

hereby announce ms self as candi
date for the Republican nomination for
Sheriff of Charles County subject to
the action Of the Republican voters of
Charles County.
JOHN E. GRAY,
Bryantown, Md
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WANTED WOOL.

We are buying wool in good condition,
free Of burr, delivered IN Baltimore at
10 to p cents per pound. Will take in
ny quantities.
6-l6-4s w. J. DICKEY & SONS. Inc.
Della, Md.
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FOR RENT.

Store house at Pomfret, on easy terms
and possession given imms dately, for
further information apply to
I. II. Boswell,
I-I-lmo. Pomfret, Md.
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FOR SALE.

A good work horse for sale.
Apply to
j. X. WILLETr,
Bolton. Md.
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BALTIMoRE's BEST STORE
MuhU0hA1a AM5mSdD
HOWARD AND LEXINGTON
Satisfactory Hosiery
For Men, Women and Children
By Mail From Baltimore's Best Store

The Hohsehad Kohn & Co. S noted for its hosiery Il has
been policy the opened pay the makers TOP price.
Tor pair Of stockings and INSIST return on getting every
possible advantage IN the way Of quality.
You rely Hochchd Kohn & Co. hoiery-and i Il should
tail satisfactory be that new pa or your
purchase money. a your disposal
Any Of the hosiery listed here be purchased by mail In order
ing be sure to mention SIZE
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-Four changes allowed to yearly advertisers
without additional charge.
All advertisements due and payable stter
the irst Insertion.
utu.ries aud Personal Communications
ell be inserted 4 ten cent? Der line
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HAY FOR SALE.

HAY FOR SALE,
Apply
INDEPENDENT OFFICE.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08
CAREFUL FARMIN G..
Save the Manure and Use the
Latest Make of Farm
Machinery.

The advance in the price of
land, according to A. n. Moles of
Audrain county, Mo-, calls for a
greater outlay for farm ma
chinery, says the Drovers journal.
When lands are cheap, farmers do
not take so much care of it, and do
not farm quite the same way as do
those who own higher priced
lands.
Take the manure spreader for
example" said Mr.. Moles, 81 re
call the time years ago when the
lands We're newer, when there was
not a manure spreader in the
whole country. If we hauled out
any manure at all we simply haul
ed it out in wagons and dumped it
i'll piles and then scattered it
afterwards with a fork.
Today an up-tO-date farmer
must have manure spreader in
order to handle the manure in the
right way. Keeping up the fer
tility of the land is very important
now.
Then we use the latest makes of
farm machinery that will save
time, very often discarding ma
chinery that has not been worn
out, but which is a little out of
date.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08
Insurance Co. Election.

The Farmers Town Mutual
Fire ms. Co. held their election
last Monday, when the same di-
rectOrs were reelected as last
year. w. l.. Kent was elected
president; h. d. Worrell, vice
president; w. l.. Fowles, secre-
tary, and S. j. Buckner, treasurer
The directors are f. NJ. Tinsley.
}. W. Rouse and Joseph Smith.
The first report of the company
to the insurance department in
1901, was $3Sl1.0O The ninth re
port was S34 1920, which shows a
healthy growth.
The Farmers Town Mutual Fire
Insurance Co. is a Mexico and Au-
drain county home institution.
They furnish good insurance
cheap insurance, and then, too,
when you spend your money with
tins company you keep your
money at home.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08
Administrator s Notice.

Notice is hereby given that
letters of administration upon the
estate of Julia Thomas, late Of
Audrain county, Mo, deceased.
have been granted the undersign-
ed by the Probate Court of said
Audrain County, bearing date the
3lst day of May, 1911. All per
sons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them
to me for allowance, within one
year after date of said letters, or
they may be precluded from ben.
etits of said estate; and if such
claims are not exhibited within
two years from the time of the
publication of this notice they will
be forever barred.
John w. Howell,
June s, 1911. Administrators
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08
WORCESTER NEWS.

Mrs. Mary Slaughter had the
misfortune to dislocate a shoulder
by falling last week. Mrs.
Slaughter is getting quite old and
is partially paralyzed, which
makes the wound more serious.
Rev. Points of Hallsville with
his wife visited in this neighbor-
hood several days last week.
j. w. BeagleS shipped a car of
good cattle last week.
Feeders don't seem much I'M
easy about the corn prices, consid-
ering the prospect. The drought
IS taking off Of the oats but wheat
and corn are in good shape.
NJ b. Wilkerson aud wife Of
Mexico spent Saturday and Sun
day with relatives here.
Mrs. Willis preached at Rock
Hill last Sunday and Sunday
night Mrs. Willis Is a fluent and
logical talker. She breaches each
first Sunday.
Sunday school has been organ
lied at Wesley Chapel with J. W.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08
SANTA FEE ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hawkins of
Paris are visiting John DaShner
and family.
Mrs. f.. c. Paris is visiting
Elmer Paris and family.
Newt Bishop and Marvin Sny-
der made a business trip to Mex
leo Tuesday.
a. II. Moore died Tuesday, May
Both, after a short illness. Burial
at South Fork Wednesday. at 2
0 clock He leaves to mourn his
death a wife, two daughters, two
sons, and one aged sister who
lives in Virginia. It can truly be
said that he was one of nature 5
noblcmen. respected by all who
knew him.
Miss Essie Scobee spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Miss
o,," ~ imp
'' ,7""'e ii"" "'o anu NlrS'
,e'' iieINer were shopping III
iV%''o " euneSu"S'
N'r' anu MIS- .>e.'' DuII Oh FarlS
T W, '"' o''r'a' oi a. H. moore
",T"Su"'
MISS war soIe' 0e''ieS is NlSl'-
ing ",enu' III N"h'on.
~ n, hanger lndoe d BUSINESS
up - "iiS SATURDAY.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08
HoLLENSVILLE ITEMS

l.. +. Rudasill delivered 81 2SS
lib. hogs to Powell & Mundy al
Thompson last week. These hog,
were contracted last winter at IS
per cwt.
Lewis Galloway has a fine, new
buggy.
A large crowd attended the
Long Branch church supper last
Saturday night.
Mrs. j. w. Blum is visiting rel,
atives in Kansas City.
Rev. F. w. Leonard of Canton
Mo-, filed his regular appoint
ment at Midway Sunday.
c. c. McGee is attending court
in Mexico this week.
j. c. McGee and wife of Mexico
are spending the week here with
relatives and friends.
Wallace Bybee and family OF
Santa Fe attended church at Mid.
way Sunday and visited his sister
Mrs. Oscar Cawthorn.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08
Religious Announcement.

Rush Hill. Mo, June ,, 1911.
Please make note in the Mes
sage this week: That Rock Hill
Sunday school is progressing nice
ly with an enrolment of 40, with
80 present last Sunday morning
Also Mrs. Willis filled her appoint
mentN morning and evening, de.
Iivering two very able and inter
csting sermons. a large attend.
ance at each service.
With our Sunday school each
Sunday morning and preaching
two Sundays each month, Rock
Hill is beginning to wake up.
Mrs. Willis will preach again
the first Sunday in July. Every
one is invited to come.
Most truly,
+. NJ. Crooks.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08
NORTH MOLINO.

The drought Stintcd the oats.
wheat and meadows. so that these
crops will all be light.
NcssrS Sim Creed and sons, Car
roll and Cecil. Chas. Stamers and
Homer Roberts. and MesdameS
Maggie Stomers, Bertha Greed,
Rosa Roberts, all went out near
Florida for an outing last Friday
and Saturday.
DR.. J. F. Flynt and family are
visiting the Doctors parents Mr.
and Mrs Flynt, Of near Hallsville,
also Mrs. Flynt's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts. Of Columbia.
Mrs. Nicely of near Hallsvillc
visited her daughter, Mrs. Thos.
Harden of Moline, several days
last week.
The electric car is doing a rush
ing business, or at least you would
think so TO see the great piles Of
lumber, cement, boxes Of goods
and egg cases and ice and various
other things that are unloaded at
Molino, to say nothing Of the
many passengers that 90 to and
fro.
Mrs. Noah Barnes Of Emmet
Idaho, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Lewcllyn, near Kinks
vile. came on to Mexico and made
the families of Messrs Noble
Barnes, Thos. Stuart, and a few
others a visit. She will soon re
turn home.
One day recently S. p. Emmons,
Jr., was at Molino all day receiv-
ing wool. He bought and sent it
over the electric road to Mexico
where his father, S. p. Emmons,
Sr., received it. Price ranging
from - to 20 cents. Don qou see
how nice that road is7 What
would it do if it ran on to Perry.
~ nr-r,, - c.. IT.
Miss Barbara and Stanley
Greed Of near Hatton are the
guests Of their aunt, Mrs. Almer
Mundy, this week.
Mrs. Mona Johnston has chris
tined her son Claud Frederick.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08
Laddonia to Celebrate

Laddonia is getting ready to
mold her usual big annual Fourth
Of July Celebration. At a mass
meeting Of citizens Tuesday night
OF this week the following officers
and committee were chosen to
manage the celebration this year :
{. A, Smith, president.
l., c. Moore, vice-president
h S. Faddis, secretary.
W. Fl. Logan, treasurer.
Committee on Privileges - DR..
A. K. Hancock. w. A. Akridge
and Roy s. Faddis.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Choice Steers Steady-Hogs Good
Clearance Sheep Steady.

Na'ioua, stock Yards, H., june
Is. l9ll.-Cattie receipts 5000. To.
DAYS market steady on choice
cattle. other kinds ~ to ljc lower
Compared with a week ago. good
TO choice steers steady; common
a. medium kinds 10 to l5c lower.
Strictly choice butcher cattle
steady with week ago: medium
and good kinds 10 to l5c lower.
Outlook steady balance this
week.
Hog receipts 1900 Market
steady to strong; top 500. Bulk
of the good light and medium
weight hogs 5000 to 500:
heaviest $3.50 to SG05. Close wa,
good and a good clearance effect
e3. Prospects steady
Sheep receipts 5000. Best
sheep and lambs steady Choice
Native spring lambs $50; choice
Tennis. $50. Good to choice
clipped lambs 5000 to $3.50. Good
to choice sheep 1915 to 800. Out
look steady
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08
Spanish War Veterans.

Twenty-one members of Co. J..
Fifth Mo. Volunteers, gathered at
the Ringo Hotel in Mexico last
Monday night for a banquet and
to retell stories of camp life. These
boys started out l3 years ago to
fight the Spaniards. They and
other companions from different
parts of Audrain county assem-
bIed on the court house square in
Mexico and on the eve of their de.
parting for the field p. II. Cullen,
now of st. Louis, made them
farewell address. Mr.. Cullen was
at the banquet Monday night and
was speaker of the evening.
Among those present at the
Monday night meeting were
Chas. johnson, Chas. Head, Frank
Spotswood, Dave Armstrong,
llobson Hepler, Tony Knoderer,
Rufus jackson, Frank Hazard.
Will Hutton, Leslie Louder, Gus
Graham, Casey Volt, Quincy
James, Chas. karneS. f. j. Hanley.
ID. s. Weaver, VIM. Mason, Louis
Mason, J. d. Kinkaid, L. NJ. White,
p. III. Cullen.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08
Mexico Savings & Loan.

The Mexico Savings & Loan As
ISOLATION held its annual meeting
Monday night when the following
directors were elected: For three
years, Mitchell White, c. A. Buck
ner, and John Ricketts, uneXpired
term of two years, Fred Pitcher
uneXpired term of one year, Rufus
jackson. The Association Is
fourishing. About $50 shares oil
the "June Series" have been sold
lately.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08
A Serious Thing.

Buying vehicle is a serious
thing unless You are a millionaire
fou can become dissatisfied with
a purchase of small amount and
throw it away, but a vehicle is a
different thing. We have the cele,
brated Velie and Blees line. You
can't make a mistake on them.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08
Infant Dead.

The infant of Mr. and Mrs. NJ
L. Argo, who live southwest of
Mexico, died a short time after its
birth Monday, of this week. Inter.
ment in Elmwood cemetery. We
extend sympathy to the saddened
parents.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08
Message Readers.

The following are late new sub
scribers or renewals for the Mes
sage:
j. w. Peck, G. W. Newgrn.
Mrs. Lizzie Voight, Perry Da'I-
NJ. p. Points, VIM. Lowery, ). W
Douglass, II. +. DudgeOn. {
McGee and Harvey 7. Powell
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08
10 Beautiful Post Cards
For lOC
c. F. SUPPLY CO., LaddOnia, No.
Married in Vandalia.

Marriage license was issued
here yesterday to Mr.. Jas. A
Braden of Laddonia and Mis-,
Stella Black of Mexico. They tool
the train here, we understand, fol
Vandalia where they were to be
united in marriage by the Rev. r
d. Chinn of Columbia. Mr.. Bra.
den is one of the county's most en-
ergetic and successful farmers
The bride is one of MexicO's love
liest young women. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Sarah Black of
this city. Our very best wishes
extended Mr.. and Mrs. Braden.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Sun Rise Park.

5. l.. Robinson, manager for the
electric railway, has leased six
acres Of ground, on Salt River
banks, across from Sun Rise
church, north Of Mexico, and will
improve it and make it an amuse-
ment park, He is now installing
electric lights and later expects to
dam the creek and make a lake
for boating purposes.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08
CHILDREN S DAY.
A Fine Entertainment Given at
the Mexico Methodist
Church.

The little people OF the Mexico
Methodist church pleased a vast
audience last Sunday night in
their Children's Day service. The
noise Of the trains interfered
somewhat. that some could not be
heard, but every little tot was 50
well trained IN his part that II not
even word could have been heard
the quick little bow and the cute
gestures kept every hearers face
wrea'hed with a smile. Mrs Bert
+. Wells. Miss Lena Briarly, Miss
Grace Morris. Mrs. ). II. Richards
and Mrs. f. F. kmkel had the
children in charge, and each Of
these ladies was extended a vote
Of thanks by Mr.. ;. ?. Emmons on
behalf of the Sunday school.
The program as rendered was as
follows:
Prayer.
Recitation. .ChildrenS Day, BY
Gladys Null.
Exercise. God is Love-, Three
small boys.
Recitation, isn't it Wonder
full, Fred Campbell.
Song What Birdie Sings.
Mack, Moore & Cho.
Recitation, Trust the Chill
dren), Pearl Barnett.
Recitation, Phillip Bell
Recitation, Elenor Pearson.
Recitation. What Shall ! give
SaIhe Thompson,
'Nuiier the ChiIdrenl Martina
meyer
h7cI,a'loH, ne L''''' W "r'
p..:.-.:.. Az. c,--.-..--
Co,o ITLa p;ul I'll CLgl'
- I-,,.,I.
p.a....;.. r. ,r-
$500. lrl'1 C.-.:.-,r,
r.. oa,,;,.-
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D.. C,l,5.-
Nra.i.o caa m. a. Dali,
pn;n,a,r
poo;to,;,u I'll c.,lu
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Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08

Mrs, Dan Quinlan of this city
visited her sister, Mrs. VIM.
OTIearn, Of Laddonia, last week
Mrs. O'IIearn has been in very i'll
health for some time.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08
You Must Not Tell

Your neighbor to cut his lawn
but by keeping yours in nice con.
dition it will prove an incentive to
him, /. X. L. lawn mowers do the
work well and are always ready.
Ferris & CauthOrn.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08

Pcytou Emmous. laugdou Hop
kin>. Laugdou Smith, Virginia
Rodgers. Alice Lee Springer, Opal
Wilson. Clarence Hardiuc and
Naglainc Carlisle.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08

Mrs. Annie f. McCune, aged 70
years, died at her home in Van
dalia this week. She was quite
wealthy Leaving her property to
one brother and three sisters.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08
You Don't Know

How easy Velie buggy rides,
II You have never ridden in one,
and then they have way of
standing hard usage that makes
them popular.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico Missouri message., 1911-06-08
EASILY Proven.

II Is an easy matter to convince
you if you will call and see our
line Of pleasure yehicles-that we
have the vehicles to put your faith
in.