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SERMON 1t THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
CATHOLIC MISSIONARY IMPRESS
Es LARGE. MIXED
AUDIENCE
Shows to Them That There Is Future
Punishment. and Draws Out I'm
pressive Lessons From the Teach
ings Of the Bible.

Another large audience was present. al
iha Catholic cathedral last night when
abe eloquent Jesuit Father Boarman de-
Iirend mastsrful lecture on the subject
81 f1Hrc punishment
-ls There "a Heiig was the question
which Father Boarfnau put % himself
end with quotations from The Sew lesta :
ment and the fioly Scriptures answered
t b tie Affirmative.
AU Christian nations since the birth OF
our savior have believed IN hell and to-
dav every civilized nation believes IN a
future aud eternal punishment IL Is q
universal belief founded upon reason Al
men have received from God an intelli
reure 20 reason study and decide Tor
themselves what b. right and what Is
wrong.
God rules God rules the physical na-
mre by physical laws lie rules moral
nature by moral laws He rules animal
nature IS instinct We can prove that
man has a soul and that his soul Is inn
mortal
God. hv the very nature Of laws. re
wards the good and Furnishes the bad
What IS true IN civil life. in human life.
is true also Of spiritual life III there was
no law. good men would suffer and bad
men flourish But through the workings
az the Jaw a criminal comes to justice.
Justice ALWAYS prevails 40 IN spiFitual
life God is the judge and he viii apply
the law. All men have known this law
and therefore they believe in future life /:
thew believe in hell. That Is the belief Of
an Christians. But son viii ask; How
can Christians know about hellT' BY the
ord aud the New Tcstaments. Through
the New Testament God speaks very
plainly about the torments OF he'll.
New lot ms see. Do YOU believe in
G0df You answer Yes" Are you
Christmas Yes Then vou must be-
lieve what Christ saws Listen ION the
day ~ Judgment J viii take the good from
che wicked and I win say 10 the good !:
Go. We the elected Of my Father: go to
the kingdom Of heaven. and ! viii say
20 the wicked Go ye the followers Of
satan. so into the depths of he'll to burn
efernnliv"
Christ in His infinite goodness. came
into this world 20 redeem man from the
power Of satan. Tie lived 30 years and
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HOME RULERS WILL STILL
Be STRAIGHT REPUBLICANS
Continued from First Page. }

in favor of enlarging the paper and
increasing its scope and influence.
Delegate Robert w. Wilcox was the
first and principal speaker. He said
in part: 1.-THE Advertiser has stated
that | endorsed an alleged recon-
mendation to Washington in favor CT
Secretary Cooper for the Office of gov
ernor. did nothing of the kind. The
fact is. knew nothing of the report
that Mr.. Cooper was running for the
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The Rioht Spirit.

From the indianapolis Journal.
President Roosevelt is reported as say
ing: Il am going to do my best to be
the President Of the whole people and
not for any one section" That was the
spirit of his predecessor. and it is the
rIue Ame rican spirit.
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A Word to Travellers.

The excitement incident to travelling
and change of food and water often
brings on diarrhoea. and for this reason
no one should leave home with out bot
tie of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera ana
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by all
druggists and dealers. Benson, Smith &
CO.. agents for Hawaii.
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lUcTI0HEER's FEE
Is RATHER LARGE



ing The grand jury also has some
thing 10 say. The latter body declares
that the whole Judiciary building Is
In a very dirty condition Charged
with the investigation OF all things
wrong. the grand jury is commencing
right in the Hall OF Justice, declaring
Il TO be In & condition closely Dor
derfng on that OF q neglected barn
The room In which trial iaries are
locked Is situated in that part of the
building on the second floor Just over
the main entrance II is small and
stuffy and dirty and q few other
things. according to trial iuries who
are making the objections The trial
Jury in the Hagey Cure case ought
70 know something of the room in
question for it spent the greater part
OF a night there only a few days ago,
taking midnight lunch on the dirty.
iaky table and. perhaps. doing. some
Of them. on the equally unclean
benches
Miscellaneous Courts.
Judge Gear rendered decision yes
terday for plaintiff in the case Of Al
len & Robinson against X. Kaikafna-
haole. suit on a note The judges
written decision for the defendant has
been filed in the suit OF Berry against
Harrison
The appeal has been discontinued in
the case of T. T. French against Jane
Black Boswell. an appeal by the
plaintiff from a judgment for s75 by
the district court at Eva
Enoka Poaha has filed new com
plant against E. Lililehua, through
his father A. Poaha, demanding $4,000
damages on account Of an alleged
false arrest on June %. 1901 The
action was begun some time ago by A.
Poaha as guardian ad Item. but the
court sustained a demurrer, on the
ground that the suit was not properly
brought
The first matter before the Federal
grand jury was the charge of cruelty
on the high seas against Captain Wal
lace of the bark Sea King. The jury
met at o'clock yesterday afternoon
and hogan work. George Paris has
been chosen secretary of the jury.
The Territorial grand jury yester-
day morning made an investigation
into the shooting affair on the other
side of the island. in which Judge
Rathburn and DIR. Carter figured.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-27
Long Branch

We We're visited by heavy rain
Saturday eve.
Mr.. b. X. Gatewood visited his
aunt, Mrs. Elzea, this week.
Joe Browning and wife and lit
tie daughter, Edna, are the guests
of f. o. Baker.
Several from the Branch attend
ed Children's exercises at Maple
Grove Sunday eve. They report a
large crowd present.
Our Sunday school is progress
ing nicely under superintendent
G.. Z. Moore.
Mrs. Thomas Berry is able to
be up, after long illness.
DR.. Allen attended church at
Long Branch Sd Sunday.
Rev. w. b. Craig will begin Il
revival meeting at Long Branch
the third Sunday in August. lie
will be assisted by Bro. Taylor, OF
Rush Hill.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-27
Nelghborly Nelehbors.

II. c. Carnes is learning teleg.
raphy at Rush Hill.
Mrs. Mary Criglrr, of Santa f,
community, is visiting il St
Louis
Miss Annie Spence, of this city,
is visiting friends it Ann Arbor,
Michigan.
X. w. Hawkins, of Gazette, in
company with j. +. Hudson, OF
Rush Hill, made the MESSAGE d
business and social call last Thurs.
day.
st. Johns Day was celebrated
at New Florence last Monday
The Sir knights who attended from
here were: X. NJ. Deane, J. J
Steele, \. :. Houston, Urban
Weimcr, J. b. Graham, j. ID
Tucker, George Kabrich, John
Mason, Thurston Duncan, j. A
Glandon, ID. c. Wright and En-
NETT Mcdonald.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-27
Mt. Carmel.

We will try to talk to you again
after several weeks absence.
The drouth is yet unbroken here.
The oat crop is a thing of the past
or future. a good many are pas
turing them. 1t is very dry, hut
we are yet hopeful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Buchan.
an lost their little three-year-Old
son last Saturday from stomach
trouble, after an illness of only
three or four days. Little James
was buried at Hopewell church,
southeast of here. Funeral ser.
mon was preached by Bro. Mitch
ell. We extend our deepest sym.
prthy to the family in their great
sorrow.
The health of the community is
very good.
We believe we will get free mai
delivery to this place from Wells.
vile i'll the near future; also al
extension of the Nandalia route
Then we will be in the swim.
There was Il general mixture o.
some white men and negroes and ;
keg of beer not a hundred mile.
from here a few nights ago. W.
should think some of the whit,
men would have been ashamed t,
go home to their families the mex
morning.
The school board of Crow dis
trict has selected Prof. Herlinger
of Texas county, to teach the mex
term of eight months school
Prof. Hcrlinger comes highly rec
commended.
The chinch bugs are very nu
merouS here in the wheat fields
The wheat is all cut. Some ar
going to thresh this week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-27
Rush NH.

Rain is very badly needed in this
vicinity. a number of wells and
ponds are dry. and crops are
burning up.
Oscar Shelly and VIM. Maxwell
left last week for Denver, Colo.
Success to the boys.
Basil Brewer, of kirksville,
teacher of our coming term of
school, is business visitor in our
town for Il few days.
Rev. Slower filed his regular APP
pointment Mt the NJ. f. church
Sunday last.
Miss Maud Maxwell entertained
her grandmother of Hannibal last
week.
Miss Mccall of Fulton. is visit
ing her niece, Miss Gertrude Me
Call.
The ladies of Christian Churcl
of Rush Hill will prepare an ice
cream supper Saturday evening
June 20, for the benefit of the
church. Everybody invited.
Mrs. Hanger was the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. c. f. Casper, here
Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Underwood wa,
shopping in Mexico Monday.
The girls are wondering who
will be the first to get n ride il
that new buggy.
Our town will be well represent
ed at Laddonia the Fourth. Al
are anticipating a grand time.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-27
Circuit Court DOingS.

State cX rel +. c. Kennen VS..
Fidelity and Deposit Co. ct al, ver-
dict for $40. Defendant files
motion for new trial.
Geo. l.. Clanton VS.. The Troy
Protective Association, defendant
files motion for new trial.
o. II. Brown VS.. +, f. Jones.
Case dismissed for failure to give
bond or make deposit.
j. Il. Fritts VS.. John Dyke. De-
PENDANT dismisses appeal and ON
motion of plaintiff Judgment of
Justice is affirmed.
Virginia F.. Brown VS.. james
Brown. Case heard and on the
evidence introduced divorce grant
ed plaintiff.
J. 5. Brown ct al VS.. Wabash
X. r., motion new trial overruled
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-27
Poker Caused Killing.

Columbia, Mo, June 2j.-The
jury in the Mckenzie murder trial,
which was out three days, failed to
agree and was discharged. The
jurors stood eight for acquittal and
four in favor of sending the priso-
ner to the penitentiary for ten
years. Mckenzie shot four times
and killed John Hawkins at Cen.
tralia last February. They had
been playing poker in Columbia.
On their way home at Centralia,
the quarrel, which was over the
division of the winnings, amount
ing to $3.50, was renewed and re-
suited fatally. Mckenzie's bond
has been fixed at 81, 800, which he
has not secured.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-27
The Boy Revived.

Moberly, Mo-, June PA
child, thought dead by its parents
who had made arrangements for
its funeral, revived after lying in
a cOmatosc condition.
The father of the child is j.
Gates, who lives three or four
miles from this city. For several
weeks the boy had been suffering
from whooping cough and at times
was very low. Last week while in
this condition he was given up as
dead and the body was prepare
for burial, Relatives arriving
Sunday to attend the fmncra
foun | the hoy alive and slowly re
covering,
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-27
- NelehborhoOd News. II
MartinSbure.

Still continues dry and dusty.
Everybody is wishing for rain.
Mrs. Straubc, of Wcllsvillc,
was the guest of her brother, Col.
Hammett, and family Tuesday.
Miss Cora Watkins was in Ben
ton City Tuesday.
Ben Holderman made business
trip to st. Louis Tuesday.
John Davis was in Mexico on
business Tuesday.
VIM. Banks and wife and Miss
Ollie Kelly were trading in Wells
vile Wednesday.
Miss Emma Winzle has return
ed home from Mexico, accOmpan-
led by her niece, Miss Edith Bird.
Quite a number of young folks
from Shamrock attended religious
services here Sunday night.
Paul Luther, of st. Louis, is
visiting his many friends here.
Mrs. John Davis is entertaining
her niece, Miss Onie Hays, of st.
Louis.
Miss Annie Pritchett has re
turned home from Middletown.
Miss Cora Watkins entertained
a few of her young friends Satur'
day night by giving an ice cream
supper.
Misses Minnie Ellis, Cert,
Mumford, Ollie Kelly and Ara
McGrew spent Sunday, the guests
of Miss Lima Bronell, in the coun
try.
Miss Gertie Mumford, of Gala
way, is visiting friends here,
Ralph Taylor and wife, of Iowa
are visiting their parents here.
Miss May Scott visited relatives
at Benton City Saturday and Sun
day
Most of the Martinsburg people
are making preparations to spen,
the Fourth in Laddonia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-27

We have a clean town now. AL
leys and streets have all been
cleaned up-grass and weeds cut.
Mrs. a. s. Faulkner will leave
today for her old home in Calla-
way CO. where she will visit until
September.
JW .Lcwclcn spent last week in
Pike County with old friends. Mr..
VIM. Sisson came home with him
for a short visit.
The Fourth" is booming and
we suppose everybody will be here.
ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
John Coons is reported in a crit
zeal condition. Suffering with an
abscess on one of his lungs.
A good rain is needed, but we
are not suffering here as they are
in other localities of the county.
Mrs. G. q. Baker, of Wellsville,
is visiting Laddonia friends.
X. T. Steele, of Carmi, H., is
here looking after his farm, south
east of town.
Iouell Drake, of Santa Fe, Wis
tied here last week.
The Sunday school rally last
Saturday and Sunday was IA great
success. The addresses of Revs.
kokendoffer, Slower, Taylor and
Endres and the talks by Messrs
j. V. Williams, James wilkins
and Schultz were highly appreci-
ated. There were Rotations also
and good music. We hope the
rally will result in much good for
he Sunday school cause of tn,
whole community.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-27
Black Flag,
North Side Square, Mexico, Mo.
Letters UnCalIcd For.

Following is list of the letters
remaining in the post-oiiicc at
Mexico, Mo-, for the past week
ending June p, 1901, which, if
not called for in thirty days, will
be sent to the dead letter office at
Washington, d. c.:
Bclygum Atkins, Sale Atkins,
w. +, Brown, Jas. Bernard, Lei
tina j Carter, Wordcll Coil, Dr..
W. II. Coffee, Mrs. :. Cobridgc,
w. ID. Coil, \. +, bearing. Spcn-
Ger Flynt, j. NJ. FanhauX, Lima
Graves, l., NJ. Goodcll, NJ. J Gal
lahcr, Malinda llinch, Sarah lIa'
den, Jno. b. Jrtirics, Lcws Lccp.
er, II. {. Logan, j {. McMurphy
Ella Preston, J b. Ruttcr, j +
Sharp, Sam Washer, Harry j,
White, Mrs. G. W. Wcist, 5. d.
Willingham, Lee Wilson, c. +
Wordcn, j. ID, WorIcy.
". NJ TRELoAR, PM
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-27
LaddOnia.

Mrs. Mary Gatewood, of near
Middletown, visited her father, j.
X. Gilliland, and other relatives
here last week.
George Ferris was in Mexico
Monday on business.
Miss Tressie Stotler will spend
two months in Nandalia with hei
cousin, from whom she will take
music lessons.
Bert Moore, who used to work
with DeLaporte & Co., stopped of
here Sunday to renew old acquain-
lance with Laddonians.
Dr.. Ed Barton, of Louisiana, i,
visiting relatives here.
George Smart is improving hi,
property lately bought from DR.
Moore. He will move into it frs
of September
Miss Alice Moss lately bought /
house, moved it on her lots on jti
street repaired it and it is now ou'
of the neatest dwellings in town,
The postofiice has received il lev
coat of paint, also Eastman
barbar shop.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-27
Girl Shot A Striker.

st. Louis, Mo-, June -. There
was an exciting time Thursday at
Swift & Co.. packing plant when
l07 girls employed as trimmers
struck against a reduction in wages.
They had been receiving 20 cents
an hour and were reduced to -
cents per one hundred pounds, by
which arrangement they claim
they could not make 10 cents a
day. A girl named Wiser OPP
posed the strike and in Il dispute
shot Miss Ella Beaman, a striker,
with a revolver twice. The strik-
crs pursued Miss Wiser six blocks
but she escaped.
Miss Beaman today is III criti-
cal condition. Fifty-eight of the
girls are still out.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-27
Rails County Suicide.

Hannibal, Mo-, June %
George Benna, prosperous young
farmer living near jacksonville,
Rails county, shot himself in the
abdomen to-day, and, although
still alive, can hardly survive the
injury. He was recently married.
His friends objected seriously to
the marriage, and the matter
weighed so heavily on his mind
that he became derangcd with the
above result. He went into the
woods near his home and was heard
singing shortly before the fatal
shot was fired.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-27
Deaths.

Mrs. John Goodnight, north of
Mexico, in Monroe county, died
last Monday. She was in her 95th
year. Funeral was held at Berea
church.
Mrs SIS. Riley, near Auxvassc
died last Thursday. Her death was
the result of being severely burned
about a month since by the cxplo-
sion of lamp. Relatives of de.
ceased reside in this city.
Mr.. s. J. Rankin, the father of
Mrs. w. a. Edmonston, of this
city, died at Sherman, Tex, this
week. His disease was consump.
ton. His home was at Marshfeld
Mo-, where Mr.. and Mrs. Edmon.
ston visited him only last week.
The little daughter of Rev. Sic
Williams, the evangelist of Texas
who held the big revival meeting
with DR.. J. J. Porter at the Bap-
fist church in this city last fall
died few days ago. The father
of the child bought fine hand
made violin of ID. G. Wright Will,
here and took home to the littl,
one as n present. But she did no
live to use it. The instrumcn
was played at her funeral.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-27
Coil Family Reunion.

Following interesting item from
the Perry enterprise:
Miss Blanch Jolley, of Bewlcy-
vile, Ky, Mrs. Barbara Coil, Miss
Ina Coil and Paul Coil, of Mexico,
and Ed. j II Coil, of LaBellc, are
visiting b. Coil and family today.
Miss Jolley will remain here for
several days and will go from here
to Canton to visit Mrs. Ct b. Reavis.
She is sister of Senator Jolley, of
Kentucky.
AS it has been the custom of the
Coil relatives to meet once Il year
as a family gathering for years,
meeting of this kind took place on
the old j. a. Coil farm yesterday.
Dinner was spread on the ground
and they had regular picnic OF
their own. The day was spent in
talking over the past, fishing and
having regular old fashioned good
time. The following composed the
crowd;
ia. Coil and family, of HutChi
son, BIB Coil and family, of this
city; Mrs. Barbara Coil and three
sons and two daughters, Mrs PHI
Cullen and Miss Inez Coil Paul ant
Harry Coil, of Mexico, and Ed. j
H. Coil, of LaBelle; Miss Blancl
Jolley of Kentucky.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-27
KILLED HIMSELF.
Mad at His Father He Gets
His Gun.

Nandalia, Mo-, June -. -Geo.
Dunn, aged 10 years, son of Ma
rion Dunn, mail carrier between
Vandalia and jacksonville, shot
himself in the stomach Monday
evening and died today at II o..
clock. Young Dunn had carried
the mail for his father that day.
1t is said he was mad at Mr..
Dunn and when he reached home
said he intended to kill himself
Marching into the nearby woods
he fred the fatal shot.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-27
Talks With People.

John Dewitt: | have field of
lOj acres of corn near Laddonia.
No man can beat my prospect. We
have had NOR ram down our way
lately than in any other section of
the county and of course our crops
look well.
DR.. Hawkins: In view of this
hot dry weather, | am prone to
repeat from another that those few
poets who have received pay for
their songs III praise of June
should be arrested for obtaining
money under false pretcnses.
Nath Spencer; am very much
interested i'll that move i'll certain
States for centralized schools"
1t is the idea exactly and the ar
gumcnts for such system are
simply unanswerable. wish the
system were in operation in Mis-
souri, right now-in my school
district this year. | need it. But
the plan is coming,
| John Foddy: The drought is
hurting in the locality just south
of Ccntralia worse than in any
section | know of. However, in
Audrain, if the rain comes III
time, | think we shall yet have Il
fair oat yield. remember in 1880,
when | first came to this county,
we had weather like this. The
oats had but little straw-the
yield in bulk was nearly as great
rs the straw
An Old Settler: am reminded
of an incident in the early history
of this county. 1t was about the
year 1910, time Of the Mormon
trouble at Independence, Mo. a
company from Audrain and one
also from Galloway started for the
seat of war The two companies
travelled together until they got
into Charlton county. About this
time rations got short and one
day Il wagon load of corn came III.
1t could not be determined which
camp should have the corn. At
last il was proposed that Galloway
should choose Il man and Audraln
II man, who should fight it out III
Il rough and tumble knock down,
the company the victor represent
ed TO get the corn. Audrain chose
Tom kclton. father of William
Kclton who now lives at Thomp-
son, this county. kcltOu pulled
his coat and jumped into the ring
and dared Callaway's man to come
ON. But Il Galloway man could
not be found who would meet KEEL
ton and so the Audruin company
got the load of corn
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-27

a Bowling Green man went over
to Jefferson City and tanked up on
whisky and went out on an under
taking of knocking people down.
lie finally ran against Louisiana
man, of his own county, who
brought him to his senses, The
b. q. man was in Mexico Tuesday
and his nose aud face appeared as
if he had met the enemy and--had
been taken in.