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The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-13

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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure to know Of the wonderful
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-13

delicate organism of woman. What
the sufferer ought to do Is to give
q fair trial to
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-13

A Nebraska man who used to help
sing the sosg, GOOD BY, old parties,
good bye" and who stuck to the pop
organization until he became ut.
terly disguised, was travelling along
the road one day when he saw a snake
lying in the way, whose head had been
crushed, but whose tail was still slow.
~ moving. THAT snake must have
been a populist," said the Nebraska
man rs he lifted the carcass out Of the
road. "What makes yea say it was q
populist" asked the man who was rid
ing with him. swell don't you see the
burned fool is dead and doesn't seem
TO realize it,"
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-13
~ Rheumatism cured In 3 DAYS.

ALBERT kNUTsoN.
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9se ssafel ber slmsiaatae,,.

Ders sbsAtf9e orf4upgsreifenbe Gr,
S@anihsIdnb failberte tiirali9 tn
stnsm Mprtrdee setnsn .BsiuA auf Der
Snfel ber 2strnfrattten In Sanati.
Molotat, btetentse unter ben. batpate
ii9en Snieln, bic auf tbren betben On
fiebelungen auluupapa unb Rdlapao
gegenipdrtig ettpa 1900 Mus{Gbige
birgt, tit Biz beute nod {ehr tpentg: bez
tannt. Sett unsefdbr 60 Sabren tptrb
bas aOnisrei4 Der batpaiii4en Snieln
bon Der 2epra, bte tpabf9einlt9 bon
Ghina einsef9leppt tpurbe, beitngee
fu4t. Die Sfoltruns Der aranfen lit
10 freng bur9sefiibrt, baB eine sylu9t
unm0sli9 1T. Nuf Der einen @ette
tptrb fie bur9 Gelsndnbe, auf ber an
beren Seite our9 bas Meer perbinbert.
Greunbli9e 6olabiitten, por benen BITE
&rarfen in be6agli4er Rube lagerten,
boten ii9 benz 8eiu9er Der Sn1el bar.
Sn Der Wlitte bes Srtes befinbet fi1
etne airAe, ioipie bic Wobnung bes
r@ater Menbelin, eines Oeuti9en, Der
felt benz Sabre 1892 unter ben 9lusz
fdbigen tpirft. Sein @orsdnger mar
Der beriibmte belsiihe pater Damien,
ber ielbit als Elm Opfer Der 2epra itarb.
Den 2eprOfen lit es sefuttet, unter sins
amber bic Gbe einauseben. unb iie
MAIDEN BON bieier grlaubnib bdufig
@ebrau9. 8emertenspertb 1T, bab
bie &inber, bic aus fol9en @erbinbuns
gen berporgeben, Ieprafret finb. Wenn
tie ein beftimmtes 2ebensalter errei9t
baben, perben iie na9 9onolulu se@
braat, mo fi3 eine 8eoba9tunssitas
tion beftnbet. @ripeilen iie ii9 bier
als gelunb. 70 tperben iie Der menf4s
li9en 9eleai4aft ipieber 3ugefiibrt.
Wolotai. bic Snfel Der Nusfabisen,
aeigt eine srobe 5iille BON Naturf9Dn=
beiten uno aei9net ft9 beionbers bur9
eine gan3 merfipiirbige Sauna aus.
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Ser beid1r1mfte 0eiihtSfreiS beS
@rpHff1oters.

SIM Medical Record" tpirb in
elmer iebr intereiianten Iuseinanoerz
iebung Die @rsiebun9 uno 9rainis
rune oes menNbliben &uges ange=
leeentlibit empfobl,n. Der friibere
OberIt COMMANDMENTS Der briti<
iben Mrmee, 2orb 8olielep, bat fib
iiing1t bemunoerno iiber oas ibarfe
@eli6t Der 8uren als llria6e tbrer
porsiiglibeu SbieBleiitungen aus
aeiproben uno bieie beroorragenoen
Sabiefeiten als eine 5olge Der be-
itanoioen uebune i'm 5reien be5ei6f
net. Dieie IeuBerung entbalt eine
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Ser Cinderella Stbub=Yalajt,

207 glamp Bla5a, ee9eni!ber benz
Menger=Sotel, bat einen auserlele=
nen 8orratb bon iaiionsemdBen1
Sbubseug fir Serren lnb Damen,
Mdoben unb &naben.
Sc 1T oies elm in jeoer 8esiebuna
superldiiiees Sbub @ei9Gft, TO-
tpobl mas Breile, tpie Gualitdt Der
Waare, Die nur pDn ben er1ten ssa=
brifen oes 2anoes be5peen miro,
anbetrifft.
Sbr ipart ubne 3peiiel @elo,
tpenn Sbr @uren 8ebarf an Sbu=
ben bier einfauft. Wta6t einen Ser
iub itno iiberseuet @uh.
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ssr Salt, Cement, Sano, gad'
iteine, feuerfeite Steine uno 2bons
Cheer unb Ispbaltpapier, 0a6pappea
Cheer uno Ispbalt. Del, 3erpentln,
sSarben, @las &c. &c. itets oorratblg
BEL g. 6. 1ielmann, 306 Slt=
gpmmercezStraBe. 9tieorige Breiie,
ol,te gyaare, iptpie CUTE uno reelle
8ebieuune iuerben garantirt. =
3elepbDn 4101
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Gin iharier Weritano.

Sbr Befinben. Sbre eelellibaft=
libe Steauna ooer aeibaftliber @r=
fOle bdnet meiitens BON Sbrer @e-
iunobeit ab, bic nibt normal iein
fam. penn Der Wtagen Ooer Die
2eber nidt in Oronune lit. Or.
Sings Seem 4ifez8illen eeben neue
9raft uno @eiunobeit. Cine 25
Gents Sbabtel miro Sic BON oeren
8iite uber5eugen. 3u baben bel
S. &alteper & Sobn.
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llnreines glut iit in oirefter
wie in inoirefter 8eile Die llrIahe
fir oiele anoere &ranfbeiten. 9fei=
nigt oas 8lut eriinolib burd Or.
Simmons Sariaparilla. 50gts. uno
so Oolen.
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Gulf Shpre 8abu

Mb brit.
Nad Stofbale. tdelieb, ousgenDmmen
Sonnta9s. .................8:0 500 Sprtit.
Mnfunit.
Bon StDfbale, taelcb. ausgcnpmmen
SDnntags. gs................3: 300 gtaebnt.
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Sin 3emamis.

&. 8. Wiartin ppn Dirie, &p.,
iagt: nSebe @aht mubte id5 10 bus
iten, baB ih gang rneines S1lafes
beraubt tuuroe. gea1 ldneerer Belt
nabm ih nleine 8uflubt au Or.
Sings 9eetp DISCOVERY, Die mir aus
genbliflib 2inberung unb bann
6eilung nerlbaffte. Seit 4 Sabren
gebraubte ih iie in meiner Sanilie
uno fann iie iebem als bas bette
Wiittel gegen 6uiten, @rfdltune,
6als=, Bruft= unb 4ungen 2eiben,
empfeblen. gr perbinoert niebt nur,
iunoern beilt Sbminbiubt. 8reis
so Gents. gSiro earantirt. Brobes
Slaibe frei bel S. 8alteper & SObn.
= Ius 8arlsrube miro eeihriez
ben: NnfdBli1 bes 6. Sa9restageS,
an oem @ruBberspg 5rieorih [. BON
Vaoen in Die Mrmee eintrat, bat
&ailer @ilbelm elm S9reiben an
oenlelben geribtet, in tpel1en auf
Den berpDrragenoen Nntbeil bin=
9epieien lit, ben Der @roBbersue an
Der @rribtung oes 8eibes nabm,
iofuie ouf feline lopale Sreunolbaft
fir ben @rDBoater uno 8ater oes
&aiiers. 3u9leib pirb Die 6off.
nung ausgeoriidt, Der grmee tnDae
nod lange oas leu6tenbe 8orbiIo
treueiter Bflibterfilung erbalten
bleiben, tpelbes Der @roBbersoe aIe
Heit QeQeben.
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SCHWERHGRlCKEIT.-@in Cine
ceicbe Oame, tpelc1e Durc1 Or, WifloliDn'S 8

aiinftli@e Obrtrommeln BON Shtuerbbrias
teit un6 Sbreniauien sebeilt tporben 1T,
bat ieinem Snititut elm @elbent pon
25, 900 Dollars iibermacbt, bamit 5Dlhe
taube uno i9tperbbriee Berlonen, ,uelche
nibt bic @tittel beIiben, iib bic Sbrtroms
meln su nerihaffen, bieielben umiDnit err
balten f6nnen. 8riefe tpplle man abrei-
iiren: No. 81 N, Das Institut Nicholson,
''Longcott" Gunnersburv, London, w.
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- IS lit tparn! unb Die s. s..
. ean gp. bat Die beiten @is=
ibrdnfe, INN Cure 8orrdtbe in qu>
tenn 3uItanbe gu erbalten.
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Nidbfs lit erfriid)enber, als Elm bal
bes @ein=8las Or. Sieeert's @ngofura 9itters
ritauii6es Gabritates. 6btet Gu6 Dor Na6ab.
mungen
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u n I II nft.

Son @alneiton, 5Dmiton unb Guer0 td9<
ltb. 100 Mbenos.
Son Corpus gbriiti, Mranias 8aB mnb
8eebille tdglieb .1:55 Nabm.
Son Borne un6 8errnille. tdsficb, auss
genommen Senntaes. .. 1855 8orm.
&Dn Borne uno &errnille, S0nntaes, -.
500 Mbenbs.
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bebersiQenstpertbe @qbrbeit.

fDt11n1t aber tttbt auett1 anf Den Nuf=
entbalt inn Sreien an, lpnbern auf
cine tpirflibe @rsiebung bes gluees
5ur oeutliben Grfennuna entfernter
@egenltdnbe. 9as lnangelbafte
SebpermDeen 10 nieler in Der Staot
eraoeener &inoer riibrt nibt allein
pDn aneebDreuer Doer erporbener
&ur5iibtigfeit ber, lpnbern BON Ell
nem eigentliben Wangel an Sddrfe.
DaS SebperttGgen Der @rpB1tabt=
timber miro in ieiner @nttpide=
lung our6 Die 1mgebung be-
| binoert. Sic 1eben pDn elmer
auf Die eegeniiber lieeenoe @eite
Der StraBe, in Der Tie pDbnen
Doer in Der iie geben; bel itarfem
gerfebr ieben iie iDgar ielten iiber
, einen grDBeren Blab biniiber, neil
Der 8lid ourb Die eroBe j3abl Der
Subrperfe nerlperrt lit. 60 fummt
es, oaB ibr Nuge nur ielten feit auf
etnen i6per erfennbaren @eqenltanb
geri9tet miro, Dab ppr Naem lelten
oas Nuge Biz an Die @rensen leines
WabrnebmungS 8ern1Daens auaez
itrenet miro. 9araus ergiebt iih
bic eana natiirlid)e Splee, baB bas
Iuge bes @rDBitdoters einen perbdlt=
niBmdBig beIbrdnften @e1ihtsfreis
bot, neil eS eben nibt basu eraDaen
1T. in bic Serne gu ieben unb iDlbe
Dtnge auf5ufalien, Die an Der @ren5e
oes Wabrnebmunes= es=GermDgens lie=
gen. 8ielleibt lpret Die @elunb=
beitSpflege fiinftig AUDI bafar, bab
Die an nno fiir 1ib pon 9eatur aus
i9on ibpa6en Nueen Der 5taot=
finoer ii itematiib eeiibt unb auh
fIr ausgeoebnteres @abrnebmunas=
TernDgen planmaBte uno lorofditia
er5Ogen peroen. Sn bieier 6iniicht
erma6ft ben 6ffentliben Sdulen ie=
ben @raoes cine ebenlo interellante,
tpte DeranttpDrtunesreiche Nufqabe,
gana beionoers NIT &udiibt aIf bic
&naben, Die ipdter Die ggebrfraft bes
2anoes bifoen iuIen.
Snrdtbare 8efabr einer Sram.
geur ourb cine Nrt fann id Sbr
Geben retten, nn6 slpar nur burd1
elne Operation". Dieles tparen bic
bredenerregenoen @prte, bic elm
Nr5t Der Srau S. g. 6unt BON Slime
&ioge, 8is., lagt, rabbem er per=
gebltb perlubt batte, iie pon einem
Wagenleioen unb pDn @elblud,t au
beilen. Sbr 8uitanb perlblimmerte
itb sulebenos, oann nabn iie Cleo
tric gttters elm. Der iie in fltraer
Belt beilte. @s lit Die bette Maaet,=.
9eberz nno geieren=Webiain. Ser
luht fie. 9eur so Gents. @iro aa=
raantirt. gu baben bel S. &alteDer
& Sobn.
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Ion gbicagp, ct. 2pnis, &anias gitp,
Sallas, Sort @urth uno gsaco. ta9lid]
(Sunlet 9epot) ......... $3.50 8Orm.
Gon gSaco, Sort 8ortb, Dallas &C. (S.
". & u. IS. OepDt) 1920 Mbenos.
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9pmtbern Yacific 8abn.
Wbfahrt.
q bfa hrt.

glacb Netp Orleans, SputDn unb Gal<
neiton tdglicb.. 1900 Mittags.
Nab 81 8aio, galifornien unb MeIifo
.................. 900 Born.
Naeb NDrbsSeras, ct. 9Duis unb gbiea~
90 Katy Flyer ........ 800 Mben6s.
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W. Sc. & E. 8abn.
U B { a hr t

Na6 @aco, Sort @ortb. Dallas. 8anlas
gitp, ct. 9Dnis unb Chicago, tdslicb,
(S.-@. & u. B. 9epoD .7:45 Morsens.
9iab @aco, Sort 8Drtb, Dallas &C. (oDm
SuuletsDeppt) .... 800 Nben0s.
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Mnfu n + t
Wnro<Seros. ct. Spuis II,
g. u. & u. g. 8aba.
Wbfuhrt,

Nab @alpeftDm. 6Dulton unb guero tas>
Iig. .8:45 BDrnt.
Nab Corpus gbriiti, Mranias BaB unb
Beebille tdalib. .2:20 Naebn1.
Nacb Borne unb &errbine, tdglid5, aus
eenDmmen Sonntags. =. .2:45 9tabn1.
Nacb BDrne unb &errbille. SDnntags.
$3.50 8orn,
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-14
Criminal Docket.


MONDAY, FEB. Is, 1901.
State of Mo. VS.. Sam Wells, No. |
State of Mo. VS.. Sam Wells, No. >
TUESDAY, FEB. 10.
State of Mo. VS.. Walter Daniel.
State Of Mo. vs.. Bessie Bright.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20.
State Of Mo. VS.. Ed Roberts, No. !
State Of Mo. VS.. Edward Riley.
THURSDAY, FEB. p.
State of Mo. VS.. II. G. McFall.
State of Mo. vs.. ChaS. lIutchison.
State of Mo. vs.. Cutchcr Hamlet
FRIDAY, FEB. 22.
State of Mo. vs.. Ed Roberts, No. >
State of Mo. vs.. VIM. Douglass.
State of Mo. vs.. W. j, Coleman
and John Cullen.
State of Mo. vs.. Fox.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-14
Strange Burial Customs.

Macon, Mo, Feb. S.-Dr. Mel
vim Fraser, a missionary stationed
at Batanga, kamcrun, West AZ.
rica, who is visiting friends here
this week, spoke of the curious
burial customs of the inhabitants
of the Dark Continent" and said
because of them an African eX.
plorer, Mrs. Kingsley, had unhes-
itatingly pronounced them all can
nibals.
This writer was lady who AS
ccndcd the Congo River said Mr..
Fraser, "and, Judging from her
recent articles in the papers, she
formed her conclusions that the
bodies of the dead were eaten be-
cause she discovered no graves in
any section she visited. The ma
tives of the West African villages
pursue an entirely different meth
cd in the burial of their dead from
those in civilized nations. Sitting,
not lying at full length, is their
idea of perfect repose. The ordi-
nary plan is to dig Il deep hole in
the rear of the house, and in many
cases under the floor, and bury the
dead in sitting posture, with the
arms clasped around the knees.
The dirt is then smoothed over
and the place of burial is unknown
by any outward sign. The chiefs
and more important pcrSonagcs
are buried in the village streets,
this being a peculiar honor i'll def
crcncc to their station in life. The
burial ceremony consists III wild
dances, chanting and invocations
to the heathcn deity.
From my six years obScrva-
tion of the natives of Africa | have
been unable to determine whether
they believe i'll any punishment
for the wicked beyond the grave
or not II seems with most of
them to he merely Il leap into the
unknown, with but little hope of
reward or fear of punishment. As
Il rule they treat foreigners well
and until the traders came with
rum and Intoxicating drinks were
not inclined to cXccSscs. We have
found this traffic in spirtuou>
liquors the greatest impcdiment tc
our work"
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-14
And " hen I'm not using
My mobile myself,
1t wont be put up
Nor laid on the shelf.
FavOrs the Repeal.

The Louisiana (MoD Herald
gets after a wcll-known Missouri
trust" in the following vigorous
language:
The Missouri Press Association
sends out circulars to country news
papers urging them to work for
the defeat of the Wallace bill, now
before the Missouri legislature to
repeal the law for printing the Off
cial ballot in newspapers before
the election. The Herald favors
the repeal, as, under the existing
law, only ring organs are benefit
ted, while journals that stand mp
for right and the people of Mis-
souri, are given Il swift kick in the
side for their share of the cuStard
The small papers that have grown
lean and lank by telling the truth
and boosting along the Democrat
ic party and 2Oth century civilIza-
| tiun. have the satisfaction of be
ing booted cut of the kitchen pan
try and seeing the ring and So
called leading papers walking
around with their paunrhcS full of
pie sticking ont like II "piZcncd
pup We believe in the repeal
Of all such laws that fattrn the
ringSters and bluwhprds at the
public crib. We do not believe
in paternaliSm. If the State must
Suhsidi2c the press, or Il favored
portion thereof, why should it not
supply free tcat to all It's citi-
zcnS? The law is undcmocraIic,
rs much 50 aS the ship subsidy
steal. We see no reason III Il laW
that feeds the big hogs all the
slop and allows the runts and pig
to eat corn cobs. Give the people
Il square deal and don't steal then
money.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-14
1t Is Said.

That Benton City is going after
new sidewalks all over town.
That most men have two fnces
one for church and one for home.
That younp man in this town
consults his watch every three
minutcs-it is n new one
That ,boro u;, ,o - h;u .ro,,l
~ -, =, .
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-14
Temperance Victory.

Nandalia, Mo-. Feb. S.-The
Nandala saloon fight is about ov-
er for the present. Saloon-keeper
Atkins license expires next week
He will probably never apply for
renewal. He is now out on bond
to appear for trial on charge of
assault and battery, on complaint
of a member of the Temperance
League. The fight may extend to
Il nearby town, Farber. where Il
blind tiger is supposed to have
its lair.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-14
False Imprisonment.

Last summer Michael JordSn, of
this city, was arrested at the in
stance of the Chicago and Alton
Railroad Company charged with
stealing old railroad ties. Jordon
was acquitted. He then brought
Il damage suit against the railroad
III the Audrain Circuit Court, ask =
ing for -, 600 for false imprison-
ment. The ease occupied the at
tention of the Court last Friday
and Saturday, when IA verdict was
returned for the plaintiff for $1,000
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-14
To Let the Jury Decide.

jefferson City, Feb. G.-The
House passed Hawthorne'S bill
this afternoon providing that in
cases of murder in the first degree
the jury may decide whether the
penalty shall be death or imprison-
ment for life. Hawthorne explain
ed that the feeling against hanging
is such that in many eases, partic-
ularly where the defendant is Il
woman, the jury will not consent
to inhict the death penalty. The
vote was: Ayes llG, nays -.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-14
Victims We're to BIam e.

Columbia, Mo-, Feb. THE
Coroner's jury, which for the past
two days has been hearingc evidence
concer ming the burning in jail Of
Ii enry Arthur and Clifford Chris
tian, after being ont fifty minutes
brought in verdict finding that
their deaths were due to their own
act, either by one or both setting
fire to the bedding in their cell,
which resulted in the burning of
the holdover in which they were
confined.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-14
FavOrs Royalty.

\ liSpatch from Louisiana, Mo,
of recent date says;
The Prince of Wales club Of this
city, Il notable exclusive social-po-
litical club, composed Of the young
men about town. will change its
name to correspond with the nd-
vanccd station of Albert Edward.
\ motion to change the name to
thc Edward VII Club was filed
with the acting president today,
and notices will be sent out con-
ccrning the proposed change Of
name, and some changes in the
bylaws which will make the club
even more exclusive than hereto
fore. The organization has been
in existence eleven years.
The club was named after the
Prince of Wales because, it is said
he perjured himself like Il gentle
man to save a lady's reputation,
The rules of the club are unique.
Once II member always "A member,
no expulsion and no Withdrawals
being permitted. The only way
to get out is to die. There is no
appeal from the decision of the
chair and "A fine is always assessed
on motion of one member, even if
not seconded.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-14
Gets S2,5OO.

Mrs, Bette Glascock got . ver-
diet for 81 300 in the Audrain cir
cult court last week in her suit
against the c. q a. railroad. She
sued for So 600. Mrs. Glascock
was in the wreck last summer near
Curryville, caused by the cxplo-
sion of the engine, when the negro
porter was killed and several other
persons more or less injured.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-14
Teachers Institute.

There will be Il teachers inSti
tute held at Fox school house, six
miles north of Thompson, next
Saturday. Following is the pro-
gram:
9: 9:3O-Invocation and music.
1O:OO-Paper, "Comparativc
View of Rural and Graded School
Miss Mary Eller.
DiscusSion-PrOfs. J n. Cross,
Oliver and Miss Burgie Roberts.
1O:4j-"High School Work III
Rural Schools" County Commits
sioner +. l.. Bruce.
DiScussion-Profs. J b. Rog
crs, 7. a. Craghead and Colting
1l:3O-"A Practical Education'
Miss Sudie O'Brien.
General discussion limited to five
minute talks led by Miss LYDIA Pow
ell.
12:0O-RecitationS by pupils Of
different schools,
12:30-Adjournment for noon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2:0O-MuSic and recitatious.
Paper County Supervision, y
Prof. ID. a. Mcmillan.
DiScussion-ProfS. Faulkner
and Mure.
General discussion open to all,
Compulsory Education,' Ed
j. X. Pool.
DiscuSSion-ProfS. Sweet and
+, l.. Rogers.
Adjournment.
SATURDAY NIGHT SESSION.
7:3O-Lecture, Nature Study
and Practical Agriculture" j. {.
Whitten, professor of horticulture,
Missouri State University.
General remarks
Adjournment
All who are interested in school
work are cordially invited to at
tend this meeting. Espccially dc
we insist upon school boards thru
ont the county cooperating with
MS by sending us representatives
of their schools or bv representing
/ Them i'm nrrson The object of
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-14
Long Man Caused Laughter.

The st. Louis Post-Dispatch Of
Friday says:
Henry johnson, Il negro of Pal
myra, Mo, whose height is : feet,
/ inches, and who weighs 240
pounds, created considerable amuse-
ment at the Union Station Thurs
day morning. He wore Prince
Albert coat, light trousers and a
tall stove-pipe hat. He carried a
cane which was made for an ordi-
nary man, and lacked at least two
feet of touching the floor when he
stood erect.
He said he was going to Chica-
go. \ number Of passenger agents
and station attaches tried to talk
to him, but couldn't hear what he
said for the jibes and cat-calls
that greeted their efforts,
Such jokes were shouted at them
as:
"Gct a telephone if you want to
talk to him"
Say, there, old man, if YOU
want to call up, you ought to ring
the bell first"
ASK him how the weather is up
there"
Tell him DR.. Hyatt might give
him Il job looking IA ter the upper
regions" u"
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-14
Have to Go to Prison.

Hannibal, Mo, Feb. S.-Judgc
Eby today overruled the motion
for Il new trial filed by the attor-
neys for Mrs. Alice Ncscnhcnner,
convicted of murder in the first
degree, but postponed pronouncing
sentence until February 2l.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-14
"Whizzer" Assigns.

G. d. Stickley, the cigar man of
this city, has made an assignment
for the benefit of his creditors.
Assets about 81 200. The factory
worked twelve or fifteen men. +.
b. Coil, attorney, is the assignee.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-14
Ncnuiy Is IIIOnd DCcn.

Clean blood means clean skin \,
beauty without It, Cascarets, Candy Cathar
tic clean your blood and keep It clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
puritles from the body; Begin TO-DAY tt
bansh plmples hoils, botchcs, hlackhcads
aud that sickly bilious complexion by taknl
CasCarets, ,-bcSdty for ten cents All drug
gnts, sat1vsrtfm g,nranterti, M, AJGs o..
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-14
For Sale.

About ten dozen hens, princi-
pally Plymouth Rock and Black
Langshan, All splendid layers.
Would prefer selling by the dozen,
Mrs. ID. NJ. PRICE.
Laddonia, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-14
Mrs. Nation and the Law.

The Chicago Chronicle says;
Tho the proceedings of Mrs.
Carrie Nation have II somewhat
lawlcSS flavor, it should not be for
gotten that the pcopl" against
whom She is campaigning ar" like
wise open violatorS Of the law.
The sale of liquor is prohibited by
he statutes of Kansas. Hence,
while we cannot entirely approve
Sister Nations proceedings, ""
have nothing but contempt for the
chickcn-hcartcd and corrupt oli-
rialS of Kansas who are Shl"Idm Z
the saloon keepers and winking at
the assaults upon Sister Nation.
She is seeking, in an irregular way,
to perform those functions which
they fail to carry ont
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-14

The committee for raising the
subscriptions to build the new
Methodist church in Mexico are
still tugging away. They yet lack
quite Il sum of the amount, but
they are not discouraged. The
contract will be let aS soon as the
required sum is subscribed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-14

The Nandalia anti-saloon forces
appeared before the County Court
last week at the appointed hour,
but the other people" did not
show up.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-14

The three road commissioners of
Mexico district are Charlie Hill,
Horace Mundy and b. O. Sims.
Mr.. Hill was recently reappointed
by the County Court and the city
council, his time having expired.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-02-14

Some Paris adventurer is pro-
posing to build Il tunnel of ice to
the North Pole. He would use
salt and cement for mortar. Thinks
the tunnel would be enduring and
absolutely proof against the de-
structive elements and would af-
ford a perfect means of exploring
all the frozen regions of the North