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David B. Hill seems to have decide,
that the summer and fall of 1900 is tn
time for disappearing.
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:, They are coming to William Jennings
Bryan ten thousand strong -from the Re-
pubiicans.-coulee City News
what are comins-kicks, nrickbats or
ancient eggsf
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The paramount issue with Mr.. Cleve-
land nowadays seems to be silence. :
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guaraatses IT. eavertisevs bona
AAe Dpsa sipeu1atiop, Daily, Weekly
anl Sunday, 6eubfe that Of any
sshsr nswspaper published In the
state 81 washisgton. Advertising
csntPacts Will be made ssbject TO
tAfs guarantee.
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Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
" School .. Lesson.
DIR. II. X. lilNDE.

JESUS AND JOIN THE BAPTIST.
Luke I; lS-2S. Apr. 20.
Golden text: "Ile hath done all
things we'll Mark 7:27.
Mcditations on the lesson.
|. How pathetic the language
that came to Jesus from the prison
of Machcrus beyond Jordan: Art
thou he that should come, or look
we for another" And this from
the man who had baptized Jesus
and pointed Him out as the Lamb
of God that taketh away the sin of
the world" What was the import
of this questioning! Was it sim
ply to strengthen the faith of his
disciples, or was the faith of this
great man in temporary eclipse!
Very clearly the latter, | think.
John was human and subject to all
the depressing influences of Il pro-
tracted and isolated imprisonment.
THE eye of the eagle was dim with
doubt "
,. How did Jesus treat these
honest doubts! Not by reproacheS
and ccnsures, but by quietly and
silently placing before the messcn-
gers the evidence of His Messiah
ship, and then sending the mes
sage: Go tell John, my poor de.
spending doubling disciple, what
things We have seen and heard;
how that the blind see, the lame
walk, the lepers are cleansed, the
deaf hear, the dead are raised, and
to the poor the gospel is preached. "
Jesus knew just what kind of med
icine His Responding disciple need
ed. | doubt not it effected rad
zeal cure. and that rs the CHASTITY
head was borne to the drunken
banquet hall by the illicit dancing
girl, the great soul of the Baptist
went sweeping thru the gates of
the New Jerusalem, washed in the
blood Of the Lamb-anticipated
and appropriated by this first
Christian martyr.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26

the General Assembly, Yale scicn-
fists and scores of leading business
men. They adopted the most as
tonishing appeal to the National
and state Governments ever made
by an American Christian body.
Their resolutions include a de-
mand that the whipping post be
revived for petty crimes; that i'm
prisommont for life b. the judy
mcut for criminals who have been
convicted Of more than three often
scs. and that most radical meas
mcs be taken to prevent the in
crease of hlbitual criminals.
The resolutions were, it is under
stood, framed hy Judge Simeon +.
Baldwin. Il member OF the Con-
nrrticut supreme Bench, head
professor of Constitutional law at
Yale, president of the American
Bar Association and delegate for
the acceptance by this country of
the deliberations of The Hague
convention.
Last September Judge Baldwin
electrified the American Social Sci
encc Association, of which he is
president, by declaring in Il formal
address that physicians have no
right to prolong life when II pa
ticnt is inculubly sick.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
Found Her Son d Convict.

Hutchinson, Kas., April 10
Eighteen years ago Mrs. Jeremiah
Mcpherson left her husband and
little son, Albert. in Chicago, and
cl0pcd with another man. For the
last ten years she has been Il re-
pcntant woman and has searched
increasingly for her son. The lad
was left by his father at an Illinois
orphan asylum and was later adopt
ed by "A family which moved to
Kansas. All trace of the boy was
then lost, and the mother, it seemed,
would have Il fruitleSS search.
\ few months ago, by an acct
dent, she learned the name of the
family that adopted the boy. She
came from Chicago to Kansas to
find her son. To-day she arrived
in Hutchinson. where the search
was ended. Her boy is an inmate
of the Hutchinson Rcfolmatoly,
sent here six months ago from
Wichita for larceny. 1t was II sad
meeting for both, but more so for
the mother, who deserted her son
when he was II child and found
him convict when she needed
him to lean unOu.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
A Hard Life.

No WONDER Dewey has made
some foolish moves of late. 1t
takes II brave nature to withstand
the wiles of tlattcry. He that rul-
eth himself is greater than he that
takcth II city. That may not he
Scripture, exactly, but that shows
where Dewey is failing,
Some of the honorS that have
been bestowed upon him are genu-
inc and have been well placed, but
then, again, much of it is merely
for an advertising catch. The lat
est is from Paducah, Ky, i'll an
invitation to Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
to stop with the PaduchianS while.on
their Western trip. An oak caSk-
ct about Is inches square, with
gold handles and silver corner
trimmings, and Il silver plate on
top engraved with Welcome To
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey" con-
tains the invitation proper, which
is on n sheet of curly birch and
reads as follows; "To Admiral
and Mrs. Dewey: This town il
yours. Pull the latchstring-w,
will do the rest. Don't surprise MS,
but inform MS when You pull" In
side the oak caskrt were also l.
bottles of 20-ycar Ky. whisky, an,
cut glass dccantcr inrascd in sill
yer, and bearing this greeting;
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey W.
extend greetings and earnestly re-
quest that You visit paducah, thus
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
Talks With People.

\ Merchant: There is too much
gambling and lawbreaking going
on in this town. The guilty should
be brought TO justice tho the hcav-
ems fall.
w. l.. Corner: I'm 81 years res
idcncc in this county | never saw
the ground in better condition for
planting crops and the farmers
more advanced with their work.
4 Farmer: Ihavc farmcd good
while in Audrain and | must say
that | never before saw such II
prospect for crops. The oats and
flax are growing right along and
the corn is also pushing right up.
a. G. Moore: | generally spend
the winters in Texas. While IL
way last winter my residence,
southwest of Mexico, was destroy
ed by fire and | lost all its contents.
My damage was 81, 500 and | had
but 1922 insurance. | am going
to rebuild this summer and think
of putting in Il furnace, which |
believe will be better security IL
gainst fire.
An Old Rcsidcntcr: | rcmcm-
Der the time when was a boy that
we had no straw hats that came
from the stores, but the only straw
hat we had was made by ourselves
out of rye and wheat straw which
we grew. These hats made very
good covering, but the young
folks of today would hardly wear
them | think.
+. Hughes, | will tell you Il
story on Il kcntuckan He went
to II hotel one night and the next
morning no one called him. He
waited till o'clock and then got
up without the call. He went to
the bar the first thing, of course,
to refresh himself, and then he
learned the hotel people had been
stirring since ) o'clock. Then he
raised II Storm-do YOU see tn,
point!
a Mexico Store Keeper: | hand
you this. It's IA good one on you
newspaper men: An Arkansas
editor, who read that a young lad
in New York kneads bread wifi
her gloves on, says: We need
bread with our pants on; we need
bread with our boots on; and If
our subscribers in arrears do not
pay up soon We shall need brcac
with nothing ON.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
An Eye Opener.

TIE following dispatch, taken
from the st. Louis Republic of last
Monday, shows how other cities
are moving. Mexico people should
he looking into this municipal own
crship idea. The issue is coming.
Here is the dispatch;
st. Charles, Mo-. April - by
an overwhelming vote of LIZ to
100 this city yesterday decided to
incur an Indebtedness of SID, 900
for the purpose of acquiring II mu-
nicipal watcrworkS plant. The
present watcrworks are owned and
operated by the ST. Charles Water
and Improvement Company, whose
twenty-ycar franchise expires next
year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
Not Settled Yet.

TIE trouble in the Philippines
is still long ways from being set
tied. Otis declared at first that he
wanted but 5000 men, but he has
kept on calling for more and today
he has nearly 10000 men just
this last week was one of the
bloodicSt of the instruction.
Nearly 1000 Filipinos lie dead as
the work of the week. But the FL
lipinos are still reported active.
When is the end to be! Why
should we not have avoided all this
trouble!
Senator IIoar, II good Rcpubli-
can, uttered some wholesome
truths the other day. He said:
IF there had been II single as
surancc that we intended to respect
the independence to which they AS
PRED, there would have been no
war. If we had dealt with them in
the treaty of peace as we dealt with
Cuba there would have been no
war. II we had not hurried re-
endorsements to Manila, both Of
ships and of men, strengthening
the forces of our army and navy
there, after Spain had yielded
there would have been no war. II
the earnest request of Agulnaldo
after the outbreak of Feb. >, that
hostilities might cease, had no
been met by the declaration of Otis
that fighting must 60 on, there
would have been no war. If Agui-
naldo's offer to withdraw had been
met in like spirit, there would
have been no war. If Senators
had not been talking about holding
on to all they could get, about ma
king money out of their great act
of liberation, about Keeping from
the people of those islands then
liberty and their independence, fol
purposes of gain and trade, there
would have been no war.
Notwithstanding this allaign-
mcnt, Mr.. lIoar, we presume, will
work and vote for Mckinlcy's re-
election and II continuation of the
policy he now attacks.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
Holiness Church Goes to
Law.

Sturgeon, Mo-, April 2l.-The
most peculiar law case ever in
Boone county is now pending in
the Circuit Court on appeal from
the court of II Justice of the Peace.
1t is cntitlcd "The Church Of
God, at Ccntralia, Mo-, vs.. the
Trustees of the Holiness Band y
1t is IA question of unlawful detain-
en-, Both factions of the holiness
people claim to be the owners of
and entitled to possession of the
church building.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
WOOcd His Own Daughter.

\ dispatch from Cadiz, Ohio,
says:
Adam Cordiff, a man of IL years,
workingaS farm hand near Hope
dale. O.. claims to have narrowly
escaped marrying his own daught-
en-. Cordiil says he fell in love
with the daughter of Il New Jersey
peach grower named Cole, and
married her. lie soon after went
to Ohio, but did not hear from his
wife directly, learning from II
friend years afterward that she had
died, leaving II baby daughter.
In April, 1896, he got into cor
respondcnce thru matrimonial
paper with II West Virginia young
woman, and ut Thanksgiving of
that year visited her at Charleston,
that state. Arrangements were
made for their wedding and she
brought out an old album, Sud
denly they ran across Il photograph
of Cordill'S wife and he asked his
ailiauccd how she came by it.
why she answered, "that 5
my mother. who died when | was
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26

Geo. W. Hervcy, editor of
Omaha Weekly World Herald, suf-
fercd for years With stomach
trouble and was unable 70 get help
from the three best physicians in
the state, or from various other
remedies until he took DR.. Kay 5
Renovator, which renovated his
system and cured him completely
in very short time. 1t cures con
stipation, liver and kidney trOub-
les, etc. Send for IA full report of
Editor Hervey's ease and many
Others cured by DR.. Rays Reno
vatOr after many physicians had
failad to benefit them. Free ad-
vice, samples and book of DR.. b..
j, Kay, Saratoga, y. Y.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
Howard L. Buckley.
From the LinncuS Bulletin.


We notice that Howard l.. Birk-
ley is before the Democracy of An
drain rs Il candidate for Prosccut-
ing Attorney. We were ncighhorS
with Howard in our boyhood; we
went to school with him in winter.
went swimming, fishing and worked
on his fathers brick yard with him
in summer. We know him from
the ground up He was good
son and ever honest and fair with
his associates. He graduated from
the Mexico Public schools and 10y
the sweat of his brow earned the
means necessary 10 take the law
course at the State University. He
has ever been II Democrat of the
Audrain county sort. Morally
mentally aud physically he is the
type of man to make his county a
most excellent prosecutor, and his
party will do well TO confer on him
the honor of its nomination.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26

LORD ROBERTS, with ~. 600 men,
is irving to cnrirclc the Beers who
are investing Wcpcncr. The Beers
still have open one line of retreat,
but they are showing no signs of
using it. The Beers are holding
out with great determination, and
it Lafayette could be found to
come to their assistance they
would surely succeed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26

By vote of 33 to 30 Quay is
barred from seat in the Senate.
Quay was appointed by the Govern
or upon the Legislature failing to
elect. The Senate bars him on the
ground that such Il vacancy does
not occur during the recess of the
legislature. Another reminder
that had the people had the say,
somebody would not have been
elcctcd-hut it might not have
been Quay.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
For Sheriff..
Ne are authorized To annollIic"
llNRnN AIIll lSDN

We are authorized To announc"
HARRY ATCIllSON
a candidate for sheriff. subject to the ac-
ton of the Democratic party.
We are authorized To aunounc"
Quincy JAMES
a candidate for sheriff subject 10 the"
action Of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to Announce
TAYLOR NJ. DDWEIl
n candidate for Sheriff. subject to Tia" ac-
ton of the Democratic party.
We are authorized tu announce
JOHN Il. GRAHAM
a candidate for sheriff. suhirc to til" ar-
tinn Of the Democratic Primary May >.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
Killed Nine Men.

Kansas City, April - -" Rajah, "
the man-killing elephant, owned
by II local circus, died at the win
ter Qual trrs near Argentine, KaS. -,
to-day OF brain fever. Rajah was
one of the biggest elephants ever
brought to this country. He was
30 years old, and during his career
is credited with having killed nine
men.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26

THE Little Rock Board of Trade
Tuesday passed resolutions in fav-
or of l-ccnt postage, and urged
the Arkansas Senators and Repre-
scntativcS to assist the repeal of
war taxes on checks, kilograms
and express packages. The whole
country joins Arkansas in favor
of this move.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26

TnE Mexico city council is going
to investigate municipal ownership.
st, Charles owns her electric light
plant and the other day by an ov-
crwhcming vote decided in favor
of owning her watcrworkS plant,
Mayor Potts and councilmcn Win
scott, Kent and Stepplcman have
been chosen committee to visit
that city and examine into the
workings of municipal ownership
there and report.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
For Assessor.

Ne arc authorized to announce
:. \. 1T LIS
q candidate for Assessor, subject to TIA"
ton of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce
j. NJ. SIPPLE
a candidate for Assessor. subject to tn"
action Of the Democratic Primary May >.
We are authorized To announce
j. W. WAGER
a candidate for Assessor. subject To til"
action uf the Democratic primary. May =.
We are authorized to announce
ALBERT G. BROtkMAN
a candidate for County Assessor. Subject
to the action Of the Democratic primary.
May 5th.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26

Prof. +, NJ. Woody. who taught
in the Beaver Dam district this last
winter, called on the MESSAGE
yesterday. He has been elected to
the principalship of the Farher
public schools for next term.
Prof. Woody is Il splendid teacher
and the Farbcr people should con
graduate themselves upon their
choice.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
Demand Whipping Post.

New Haven, Conn, April n -
Sensations ahoundcd at the meet
ing of the Connecticut Con-
grcgational Association today,
comprising the orthodox clergy,
Representatives and Senators of
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26

AMERICAN tourists are forbidden
to take their pet dogs with them
into England this year.
Britain is stamping out the rabies.
She should keep ont Cecil Rhodes
also and all his cohorts who are
50 mad for gold.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26

AID David Bennett Hills idea is
that There should he II compromise
the Chicago platform whitfield
down 10 suit the notion of the gold
bug Democrats of the East aud
elsewhere But there should he
no compromise, and there will he
none, Let David Bonnet Hill put
his ear to the ground and hear the
united demand of the great COM
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
GIVE us the proposed reform of
choosing Senators by direct vote
in the Kansas City platform.

IN primary election, Bailey, of
Texas. won the nomination for the
United States Senate against Chill
ton. That's the way to do it, let
the people decide.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
Collector.

We are authorized to annuunc"
ALBERT HARRISON
a candidate for Collector. subject to tn"
action Of the Democratic Primary May !.
We are authorized to aunOunc"
J. +. SISk
a candidate for Collector. subject to tn"
action Of the Democratic primary, May >.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
Audrain Courts.

CIRCUIT COURT Bird Monday in
January, LIST Monday in June,
3D. Monday in September.
COUNTY COURT-1st Monday
in February, lst Monday in May,
LIST Monday in August, LIST Monday
i'll November.
PROBATE CoURT-2d Monday in
January, I'd Monday in March, I'd
Monday in May, I'd Monday in
September.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
For Prosecuting Attorney

We are authorized to annollnc"
HOWARD l.. BlCkLEl
a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney.
subject to the action of the Democratic
party.
We are authorized to announce
JOE =. Mel NTERE
"A candidate for Prosecuting Attorney.
subject to the action Of tn" Democratic
Primary May ).
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
John Beal, Editor and Proprietor.
Terms Of Subscription:
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
State Senator.

Wc,rc Authorized to announc"
NJ. K. X. IIlGtS
, candidate for State senator for this dis
trict. subject to the action oi III" Demo
cratic party.
We are authorized 10 Announce
G. +. CLARK
n candidate for stat" Senator from TINS.
the nth district. subject To tn" action OF
the Democratic primary. May 9Th.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26

The Calumet Banner, published
at Clarksvillc. dishes up the hot
test stuff" in its editorial columns
of any paper in this congressional
district The Banner man is not
afraid to speak his thoughts, no
difference who is hit.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26

y dummy clock has just been
placed on independence hall in
Philadelphia, at the point where Il
real clock marked the time in 9TH
en- days. Its hands point to the
hour when the Declaration was
signed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
Northwest Mexico.

The State Free Employment Blu
reau at st. Louis yesterday had
400 applicants for servant girls
and only four women to fill them.
Locke likS the kitchen girls had
organized strike.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
For Judge Eastern District

We are authorized to annou1c"
G'N Meet NE
a candidate for Judge OF Tia" Eastern Dis'
trict. subject to the action OF TIA" Demo
cratic Primary May ).
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
CANDY FOR OUR SOLDIERS.
Fifty Tons Sent Out to the Boys in the
Philippines.

Fifty tons Of candy have been sent
to the soldiers in the Philippine
islands by the commissary depart
mcnt Of the army during the last three
months, and large amounts to the sol
diers in Cuba and Porto Rico. This
is done upon the advice Of the medical
as well as line officers Of the army, be-
cause it is physiological fact that in
the tropics a moderate consumption
of confectionery promotes health and
satisfies a natural craving of the stom-
aCh. Candy was never furnished to
the United States army before, al
though 1t Is commonly used as a ra-
ton by the British and French troops
in the tropics.
The larger part of the shipment
are chocolate creams and lemon and
other ocidulated drops, which are
Theoretically sealed in onc-pound tins
Of oval shape to fit the pocket ola SOL
dier's uniform. The candy is man
ufacturcd in New York especially for
the commissary department, and is
little more than sugar and lemon or
lime Juice. The mixture Of sweets
and acids in that form is not only
more grateful to the palate, but
hcalthful to the stomach.-William
+, Curtis, in Chicago Record,
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26

honoring our city aud citizens
Dewey is but human, and the
foolish people are making life hard
for him.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
For Representative.

We are authorized to Announce
RHODES CLAY
"A candidate for R"prcSrntatiN" "i Nu-
drain County. subject to til" action "l the
Democratic party.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26

a baby"
Cordifl was dumbfoundcd. but,
recovering somewhat claspcd the
girl to his breast as his long-lost
daughter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26

SENATOR WELLINGTON, the lead
ing Republican of Maryland, has
announced positively that he will
not support President Mckinley if
he is rc-nominatcd. The Senator
states that he will oppose Mr.. Me
kinlcy's denomination, and, fail
ing in that, he will not vote fol
the Republican presidential can.
didatc. That's certainly not very
pleasing news to Mark Hanna.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26

THE Republicans will all move
to MartinSburG nOw-ncw Rcpub-
lean paper down there.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26

DR.. Rays Renovation renOvates
and invigorates the system. 25c
and 81. j. f. Lllewellyn's.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
DIR. A. c. WHITE,
Expert 0ptician

RenOvate the system with DR..
Kay's RenOvator. Price 25c and
81. Try it.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26

IT Is said that it will he Teddy
Roosevelt and Mckinley, after all,
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26

THE following comes from
Washington City:
The House bill providing u form
Of government for the Territory of
Hawaii, which has been agreed to
by the conference committee and
will become Il law, extends the tar
iif laws of the /. :. to Hawaii,
making the Territory Il customs
district Of the L. :. with four
ports of entry, which serves to ac-
ccntuatc the injustice Of the treat
mcnt of poor Porto Rico by the re-
publirans. Hawaii is to officially
become Il part of the /. s., while
Porto Rico, almost at our doors.
is to be only an imperial colony.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-04-26
Standard Time.
CHICAGO g. ALTON R. /,
JEFFERSON CITY BRANCH,
AST-Buund Trains Leave

%Daily Except Sunday.