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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-04
Excursion Literaria
Por Europa Y America
Ideas generates.

Acab0 de leer, Dr.. GuzmaR, su ar
3ieuio Conversation literaria," voy
a ocuparme con algdn detenimiento de
6l, va defriendo las excitaciones de
usted, va satisfaciendo los dictados do
mi conciencia, que Sc ha rebelado con
ira ese 5uicio rapido de afrmaciones
sin pruebas que presenta usted con ell
examen, aunque sea Iigero, del waller de
algunos de los principales eseritores
que usted eta, pertenecientes la epo-
b ga moderna y a las nacIones ma cultas
del continente europeo, para termlnar
hacienda algunas apreciaciones POGO
halagadoras respecto al buen nombre
4iterario de mestros pueblos latino
amerlcanOS-
Hare caso omiso de 10 original no
menclatura que msted presenta dc va
rias frutas, pretendiendo hallar SEINE
janza entire elias Y las produccioneS de
la intehgencia, porque no Ia cncuentro
apropiada, por mas que reveIe su agu-
deza de lngenio: hare case omiSo tam-
bi6n de la rehezi6n que usted 81 le
ocurre inmediatamente, de que " el
hOmbre es plahta rara muy especial
que 'se da en- todas parties. y SuS frt-
Eos (Himen8c labor Intellectually Sc mo-
di6can SO atteran segnn el te-
rreno, el ciima. 4 ARE, el sol, el
viento las lluvias, porque tendria
que entrar On 81 eXamen del principle
sociol6gico de Ia adaptation al me-
dio, " para demostrar que los h1bitos de
sociabiidad cuItura, mas que las eau
sas fisicas, son los que nutren el cere-
bro hacienda que produzca abnndan-
tes y sazonados frutos
Pero luego de aquella nomenclature
y de eSta refieXi6n propOne usted una
s6rie dc preguntas "cualquiera" que
Sc ocupe en- cOsas literarlas, Y aqui es
indispensable que me detenga am tantO,
va pOr obsequIar sus deseOs, va por la
reiaci6n que hay entire esas pregnntas
sus afrmaclones posteriores. Dice US
ted:
''5Cual sera la mejor zona, ell mejor
eilma, el mejor terreno, ell pals mas
apr0piado para producer buenos escri-
torres? 5Qu6 gradO de calor necesita el
eerebro humane para dar buen fruto Y
Abundante cosecha? 5Que Influenza
&lene en- ell desarroIlo de la inteligeneia
eI medic en- que sc vivef IEs La ciudad
8 es el campo? SEs el bullicio o la So
ledad? SEs ell contacto con los hom-
DreS ell retraImiento 10 que favOrece
la secretion del penssrnientO humano?"
VaInOs por parties.
La zona, el china, eI terreno mas
apropiado para producer buenOs escri-
torres, entiendo que es aquella 8 aqnel
donde La vida pnede desarrollarse ro-
bustamente pOr las condolences natara-
les que faciiitan v1elo la actividad
del individuO y amplio palenque to-
das las especulaciones de la inteIigen-
c1a. Por este sobresalen en- La antigte-
dad, intelectualmente hablando, Egip
TO, Grecia Roma, y en- nuestros dias
Alemania,. F'rancia & Inglaterra, a la
ONE signe muy de cerca Ia Confedera-
ci6n NOrte- Americana.
EI calor que necesita el eerebro pa
"a prodncir 6pimos frutos, es Ell de una
educaci6n liberal, generalizada, racio-
nal que tanto Sc aparte de dogmatis-
mos exagerados s incogrlentes, colpo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-04
NOTICIAS

Ma les Saieron sus calculos a Pedro
Snarez Tomas Adams v Carlos Calde
ron. Qnsier0n ahorrarse la venida Z
esta capltal y Los centavitos de la toa-
lla en- Il balneario ptblico y decidieron
banarSe GA Paerta de TERRA, en- el mar.
Pero aeieron un NAL sitio pues un
pohrla rs vi6--y como ell policia tam
h'fh padleron verlos los habitantes de-
barrlo- z el bano les ha saGdo earisimo
m doilaf j cada uno he cobr6 el seiio
.iuez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-04

ga a Herbert Spencer: Ell desarrollo
de la potencia intellectual sc hace pa
ralelamente al desarrollo social, " del
que la vez es causa efecto"
J descartadas estas ideas generates,
entrare a controvertir sus afirmaciones
literarias, en- el orden que usted las
presenta.
Sotero Figneroa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-04
PERSONALES

Han llegado q esta ciudad los seTio-
res f. J. MARTINEZ, de Rinc6n; Arturo
Quintero, de Manati; c. Morales, de
Ponce; A. Bou de la Tore, de Corozal !,
Tomas Subirana Jose Barreras, de
p. Menoyo Matienzo de
Arecibo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-04
En- el City Club

Anoche Sc llev6 efecto en- los salones
del City Club una reunion con ell fin
de considerar una proposition del CAST
no de Puerto Rico tendente 4 combnar
los intereses de ambas 6rganizaciones.
LA proposition del Casino de Puerto Ri
co consistia EN- una promesa de comprar
toda la propiedad intereses del CITY
Club inmediatamente, 10 cual, EN- efect0,
signifieaba la disoluci6n eventual del CT
.ty Club. Dicha reSoluci6n no fue reel
blda favorablemente pero despu6s de
leerse un inforne respecto Ia situaci6n
economical del Club. en- donde sc demos
traba que durante los iiltimos meses el
funcionamiento de este Sc habia llevado
adelante sufriendo perdida constante,
pudiendo haccr frent6 sus obligaciones
Iunlcamente por medic de Ia ayuda per-
Sonal que prestaban los miembros de la
junta directiya, sc pronunci6 favor de
Ia proposition IN n1mero de socios su,
ticlente para permitir Il In asamblea en-
trar diSeutir la proposition del casino.
Al anahzar los records del Tesorero
descubri6se que 81 motive de tai estado
de eosaS en- los asuntos del Club debiase
Iaparentemente 4 una amentable falta
Ide interts pur parte lie I'm gran numero
dc ~,lS soeloS cn 81 pago de sus Quotas, etc.
Y en- vista dc clio los qccionistas Sc mos
|traron mas acknowledgements incinados 4
Ia proposition del Casino, por cuanto
clio seria un medic de proteger 4 los
direetores del Club y los acreedores de
este; pero no aSi ujoStraronse dispuestos
4 aeeptar una falff IL interts por parte
.de los s1.ios que permita la complcta
de>aparici6n del Club. Despu6s de una
Iarga discussion y, af;robj Ia siguiente
moei6n:
Que sea aceptada la: proposition del
CoSino he Puerto Rico para tomar 4 su
cargo ei arrendamiento del edifcio del
City Club y pagar este el ID por cien-
10 del importe qjie .eonste Ell facturaS 10
IA propiedai 4,Ie pose6 cuyd transaction
sea hecha por Ia iunta directiva del Ci-
~ Club siempre cuando que el comitG
que sc design6, Tornado por cinco per
sonas, que pueda poner an man0S del te-
sorero de dicho club para el jueves de
enero las doee del dia garantias ne
.gociahles fin de proteger la junta di-
rectlva de perdidaS personales resultan-
tes de haber asumido responsibilities
.tinancieras en- 'nombre del Club para
garantizar las futuraS deudas o de 10
contrario Sc considera la proposition
del Casino de Puerto Rico como acep-
tada
Sc nombr6 un comitG compuesto de
eineo personals, Mr.. Joseph Anderson,
DR. Crubbz Mr.. Xirmenman, Mr. Petre
" Mr. Ralph Swigget, entire los cmcu-
rrentes estando eStos conyencidos de que
el comercio no deiarfa desaparecer ell city
Club por falta de recursos. Sc orden6
|al comite que diera su informe en- la
reunion de los accionistas la cuaf fue
pospuesta hasta el jueves 4 de enero Y
Ia que Sc llevara cabo en- ell edificio del
City Club
Els de esperarse que la comisi6n nombra-
da tendra Ell exito que los fines de su
mission merecen, y que todos los accionis-
tas del Club concnrriran la reunion
del dia con el fin de enterarse del infor-
me que aquella presente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-04

Por aiterar la paz pdbica han sid
senteneialos Valentfn Chico, Santana
Rivera y Andres Colon Y condenados
q ID dias Dc arresto o Is dollars
de multa, diez diez, Y cinco Q cinco.
respectiv@mente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-04

Por concepto de multas por el i'm
pneStas ragresaron on el Jnzgado DE-
Paz, durante el pasado mes de Dieiem-
bre, seisclentos trece dollars cincuenta
y tres centavos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-04

I'm Anaseo f06 arrestado Bartolo Her
nandez por haber herilo gravemente 4
Eduardo FlguenOa.
Tambltn fueron arrestados en- ell men
cfonado pueblo euatro i3dividuos quie-
nes Sc acasa dc alterar la paz piblica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-04

Ina Jogada DE- gallos h. sido sorpren-
dida en San Lorenzo. Contra los iuga-
dores, q0e ecan seis, Sc present6 la de
n0ncia correspondiente
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
PRESCRIPTION
For a Long Life.

This is the prescription for a long
life given by nm old gentleman in Com
necticut, who is niuety-nine years old
and still we'll and cheerful. Live
temperately, be slow to anger, don't
worry. take plenty OF exercise in the
fresh air, and, above all, keep cheer
full
Should the system get run down
digestive organs weak--the blood thin
and sluggish, take Vinol, which Is
delicious combination OF the medicine
-body-building properties Of Gods
liyers with the useless grease elimt-
mated and tonic iron added. We re-
gard Vinol as one of the greatest
body-builders and strength-creators In
the world for aged people,
Mrs. Mary Ivey, OF Columbus, Ca,
saws: 'If people only knew the good
yinol does old people, you would be
unable to supply the demand; 1t Is
the finest tonic and strength creator
] ever used,
We wish every feeble old per
SON In this vicinity would try
yinol on our agreement TO return their
money IL 1t fails to give satisfaction
P. s.. II you have any skin trou'
BILE try Sa1o Salve. We guarantee u
Druehl g. F'ranken, Druggists, Th'
Busy Corner. and S71 South MMp ST.
| Salt Lake City, Utah.
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street. The meeting was devoted to
business, but following the transaction
of business tea was served and so.
cial hour spent.
The Z. T.. O, sisterhood will hold the
regular meeting next Saturday after.
noon with Miss Cohn and Mrs. Hugo
Drnehl as hostesses. Mrs. Byron Cum,
lnlngs Will speak on The Beautiful
Suburbs Of Berlin and Mrs. J. w.
Christy will review current events.
There Will be music.
The Spirit OF Liberty chapter,
Daughters Of the American Revolution,
will hold the November meeting on
Thursday afternoon next with Mrs.
First South street Mrs. Roscoe Nj.
Breeder Will be the chairman Of the
afternoon.
The poets section of the Ladies
Literary club Will hold its postponed
meeting tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
r. w. Little at 129 G street The sec
tion Will begin the reading Of "Ihe
Divine Comedy
The Cleofan Will meet next Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. W. D. Ritter
at her home SO d street The topic OF
the afternoon is "Charlemagne, and
it win be presented by Mrs, Frank t.
Roberts
The Seekers Literary club will
meet with Mrs. #. j, Nipper, 1914 East
South Temple street, Tuesday after
noon, when Mrs A j. Gorbam, the
state president, will give book re-
view,
The Salt Lake Womnn's club will
meet on Tuesday with Mrs. A. j. John
son at 251 Third East street. Mrs: A
u. Gattrell will read paper on "Cur-
| rent Events"
The board Of directors Of the Or
phans' Home and Day Nursery val
| hold the annual meeting for the
election Of officers on Monday at
O'Clock at the home,
The members Of Lynds chapter No. l.
| o. l., S., will entertain at the Ladies
Literary club rooms on Thursday even
ing, November 81.
There will be meeting Of the Amerl-
can Woman S leagle next Tuesday
| evening. at the home of Mrs. ID. N
Hughes, 404 East Second South. There
| will be literary and musical pro
| granmc,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
: Action Prescription
Nsufes Colds in a Day

Z S.ji9ai, sj9a quickest prescription
q folil f science for colds and
'ne opn"sS oup@s: , Prom your drug,
;a CIsbee CIboeS o Of Glycerine aud hair
4 ,pi1s1 Pine Compound Con
/ Asne Az, Take uieso two in
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ttordln1s silno, Smnllcr doses to
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~ coma, ca.sd PInc). Each half
~ Any a"S, Sr,1s,.a, in I'm screw ',s top p
ass ars nsI NJ u from his Wholesale
i qSSssnnlliy btuher but I, dprIp prsparav ,a,,
NJ, hss h, 's treatment ls certaiI,
A" and thn D.en published here for
' aSands say it has no
~ NnslI nlIt.sc scor1s. ca1louses, Bun.
,ss iui iusi,soOit o. cSlocida fSedhs in ihs
e'as store. relief Get a 25c
A''s'tis.m.nt.,
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OUR DRUG STORE IS AT
llc-if4 so. MAIN STREET
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10

delegate to the national convention of
the United Daughters of the Confeder-
acy, which convenes at Washington, d.
c., November H. J. c. McClain read
an interesting paper on "reminiscences
of national campaigns and epochs OF
history. A number of new names were
proposed for membership, after which
n social hour was spent and refresh
ments were served.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-02-08
Want items.

For Sale Several good mules,
and work horses; fresh milk
COW. r. f. Davenport, Worcester.
A few nice Light Bramah
Cockerels for sale. Address or
phone j. r. LaRuc, Rush Hill,
Mo. at.
Farm Loans.
Get our terms on farm loans,
they will suit you.
North Mo. Trust Co., Mexico, Mo.
For Sale.-Sced oats, Funks
Great American (white). Also
fresh COW, good mixer, fine calf.
John G. Bartels. 3 miles north
east of Mexico, "a miles north of
Francis. II
For Sale. - Buff Orpington
cockerels, thorobreds, and fine
fellows. Val Erdel. Jr., Rush Hill
Mo. q
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-02-08
BENTON CITY ITEMS.

Dick Franklin is on the sick
list.
Walker Woodbridge and wife
We're in st. Louis last week buy
ing their spring stock of goods.
Albert Hildebrand and wife
were in Mexico Friday.
Miss Edna Pickett of St. Louis
is visiting at J. c. Persons.
Jas. Hendrix, formerly of this
place, late of Martinsburg, died
of erysipelas, at his home Tues
day morning The many friends
here extend sympathy to the be-
reayed ones.
Mrs. L. N. Owen visited in
Martinsburg Sunday evening.
Gale Douglass was in Wells
vile between trains Monday.
Oscar Breedlove and wife visit
ed the formers parents Saturday
and Sunday.
Mesdames Jno Dovenspike and
W II. Douglass were in Martins.
burg having some dental work
done last Monday,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-02-08
Berrey-H Heller Nuptials.

Mr.. John +. Bcrrcy, one Of the
county's best young men, who
recently purchased a good farm
near Cant, and Miss Ruth Heller,
the charming daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lon Heller Of Moline,
were united in marriage in Cen
tralia last Sunday afternoon,
Rev. Vannoy, pastor of the Cen
tralia Baptist church, officiating.
The brother and sister of the
bride, Mr.. Robert Heller and
Miss Anna Heller. were the at
PENDANTS at the wedding.
Mrs. Berrey is a sister of Mrs.
J. f. Blum of Mexico and comes
of one of the best families of the
county. To Mr.. and Mrs. Berrey
we extend our congratulations
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-02-08
MISS MCGOWAN DEAD.

Miss Ella MCGOWAN died at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Ollie
Moody, in south Mexico, early
last Monday morning. She had
been in declining health for some
time.
Funeral services were held at
the Moody home Tuesday after
noon, conducted by Rev. J. E.
Ayscue, burial in Elmwood.
Miss MCGOWAN was the daugh-
ter of Isaac W. and Isabelle Ne
Cowan and was born Oct. q,
1865. Two brothers and three
sisters survive her: Isaac Nc
Cowan. Robert MCGOWAN. Mrs.
Ollie Moody, Mrs. Mollie Vein.
ant and Mrs. Sallie Walton, both
the latter of Kansas City.
Deceased was a good Christian
woman and many friends in the
community join the bereaved
family in mourning her death
The pail bearers at the funeral
Were: T. J. Kelso, J. D. Mckee
VIM Willingham, \. G. Smith
and j. ". Deckard
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-02-08
NORTH CALLAWAY.

Winter still has a death grip on
us. We report the worst biz
zard last Saturday there has been
for years. The snow is drifted on
all lanes running east ana wesr
Travel is at a stand-stin. The
peach crop will be nit next sum-
mer, also the blackberry crop is
all in; the vines are all killed.
w. o. Porter, one of North
Callaway's promising young
teachers, closed a five months
term of school at the Martien
school house last Friday.
Quite goodly number Of
North Galloway farmers put up a
good supply of ii inch ice this
cold spell. If there is anything
in an ice crop it will be cheap the
coming summer.
The feed problem is getting to
be an item this cold, snowy
weather. Hay selling at $40 per
ton and corn at Is cts. per bushel.
n. c. Lawrence has rented the
old Thurmond farm, fourth mile
north of Concord.
George Greed of Lewistown,
Montana, is visiting North Gala
way relatives and is booming the
Judith Basin country in Montana.
Mr.. Creed will spend about a
month in Galloway.
c. Y. Porter made a business
trip to the capital of the kingdom
of Galloway last Wednesday and
reports everything booming in
Fulton.
A. j. KysOr will load car next
week and will start for Riply
county, Mo. Mr.. Kysor is a good
citizen and we are loath to give
him up.
f. f. KennOn bought a good
yearling heifer calf from VIM.
Mitchell for 1890
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-02-08
Married Yesterday.

Mr.. Chester G. Starr, one of
Centralia's most progressive
young farmers, a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Fl. Starr, and Miss Nettie
Glore, the charming and popular
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H
Glore. also of Centraha, were
married at the brides home yes
terday The groom is a gradu.
ate OF the College of Agriculture
at Columbia and his bride is a
graduate of William Woods Col.
lege at Fulton. 1t is one of the
most popular couples in the
Prairie Queen town and scores of
friends join in extending them
best wishes for happiness and
prosperity.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-02-08
T. |. MARSHALL, Agent.
The Chicago & Alton R. R.
Mexico, Mo.
BEREA ITEMS.

Mrs. Bond is quite sick.
Born, to Harve Robinson and
wife, Jan. %, son.
Forest Weaver has a horse that
is very sick Of spinal meningitis.
Mrs. Nina Heller and daugh-
ter, Miss Lola, are the guests of
Forest Berrey and family. They
are soon to join Harvey Heller
in Nebraska. We are sorry to
have them go.
Rev. Leonard filed his regular
appointment at Midway but ow-
ing to the inclemency of the
weather only a few were able to
attend.
Hugh Browning closed a very
successful term of school at
Berea Friday.
Henry Fisher was called to
Hannibal Saturday by the death
of his brother-in-law, Mr.. Jas.
Graham. We extend sincerest
sympathy to Mrs. Graham whom
we knew as Miss Margaret Fisher.
Homer Roberts and family
move this year to the property
now occupied by Thos. Hardin in
Molino, Mr.. Hardin going to the
W. W. Mundy farm, south of Mo
limo.
Albert Crigler and family will
live with j. c. Miller this year.
Mrs. R. o. Guthrie arrived here
Wednesday from Burlington,
Colo, where she and her husband
have lived for a year or two on
their ranch. Mr.. Guthrie was eX-
pected to arrive Saturday with
the ar of live stock, household
goods, etc. They fear he has
been detained en- route by the
storm. They will move imme-
diately to their farm near Wells
vile.
Among those who sold mules
here last week were r. j. Bybee,
A. L. Crigler and Ed. Bybee.
Edgar Martin received mes
sage last week apprising him OF
the death of his uncle, owen
Richardson of Maryville, OKLA
On the same day Mrs. Martin re
ceived the news of the death OF
her uncle, Geo. Coppage, of near
Perry.
There are several cases OF sore
throat in the MolinO neighbor'
hood.
Mrs. Chas. Adams is on the
sick list.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-02-08
BENTON CITY AND LIBERTY.

Amel Jungbluth was in
Martinsburg on business last
week.
Alb. Romans was a Mexico call
er Monday.
j. r. Paradise has a very sick
horse.
Benton City Mutual Telephone
Co. will change operators March
first.
A large crowd of young people
was disappointed Saturday by
the big snow, as they had gotten
ready for the big oyster supper at
Rush Hill.
Amel Jungbluth was caller at
Martinsburg Monday night. Look
out, Amel, once week at
Martinsburg will do.
A fine time was reported at the
ball last evening at the hall here
Miss Purden of Mexico spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Owens
Sam Barker who fell in Mexico
and broke his leg is getting
around again.
II. p. Warden is having a bill o
lumber sawed this week.
Lane Owens was a Martins
burg visitor Sunday evening.
George Russell was out demon
strating the Overland Car las
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Allen o
Hallsville made a weeks visi
with homefolks, j. T. Allen ant
family of Benton City.
Haske Breedlove has rented Tia
Tanner property and will move t
j. soon.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-02-08

Last Sunday Mrs. E. +. Kmkel
gave her Methodist S. S. class a
dinner. 1t also being Lawrence
Kunkel's birthday. Those pres
ent were Misses Mary billiard,
Mary Lee Hanson, Pauline Ock-
crnhouser, Mildred Moore, Lottie
Tucker, Eliz. Pearson, Eliz. Belts,
Lawrence Kunkel and Winans
Middleton. Only about one-half
OF the class was present on ac-
count of the cold. Miss Ockern-
houSer entertained with some
fine selections on the piano and
Master Frank and FELTON, Kunkel
sang. These Buds of Promise
are blooming into womanhood.
All that were not over or under
were sweet 16.
A. Talbot, road overseer of
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-02-08
PUBLIC SALE!
Thursday, February IS, 1912.

NA otay, rooi udl 1Oj 1917.
Having sold my farm, on the
above date, will sell at public
sale, two miles east and three
miles north of Mexico, and one
half mile north of Prairie Lee
school house:
100 Head of Live Stock.
Consisting of 20 head of
horses, DO head of cattle, 20 head
of hogs, and 20 head of sheep.
Farming implements of all DIES.
cription.
Sale begins at 10 o'clock.
Lunch served on the ground
]. p. POWELL.
j. T. johnson,
j. G. Ford, Auctioneers.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-02-08
A. G. Whitson,
Attorney for Plaintiff.

Curtis Cauthorn, of Tellurside,
Colo, a son of r. II. Cauthorn of
Mexico, was quite seriously hurt
some time ago by icicles falling
on him. He works for a jewelry
company and was trying to ar
range so that the icicles would
not fall against the plate glass of
the store building.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-02-08

That was an enthusiastic meet
ing of Democrats at the Mexico
court house Wednesday after
noon of last week. Ex-Gov. A.
NJ. Dockery and State Committe.
man Joseph Shannon made ad.
dresses. They had cheering words
for the success of Democracy In
the State and nation.