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Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09
KEEP THE r.
~ SHYLOCkS OUT

The following interesting politi-
cal article is from the jefferson
City Press. Ponder it well and
then ask yourself, in all serious.
ness, if it does not mark out well
the exact situation:
The next Presidential campaign
is more than three years distant
and yet there is widespread inter-
est among thinking men regarding
the next election. The abnormal
greed of trusts, the enormous in
crease in the prices of neccssaricS
with no increase i'll the price of Ia
Dor, is causing students of events
who are not parboilcd i'll PARTISAN
ship to wonder what the end will
be. One illustration is sufficient
to show clearly the dangers that
besct the country.
The Standard Oil Company alb
solutely dominates the country.
Its Presided can say to the 10
GOO, 900 people of this country
what they shall pay for light, and
there is no appeal, no escape from
this master. There is no compe-
tition. Anyone can bore for oil
and produce the crude product,
but the Standard Oil Company
does the refining. This company
furnishes the example of the per-
feet trust.
Hundreds of other trusts are
advancing to the same degree of
perfection and at the present rate
it will be but few years until
nearly every necessity will be con.
trollcd as absolutely as oil is con-
trollcd by the Standard Oil Com
pany at present,
These are the conditions thai
confront the student of events anC
require Il solution if the people ar,
not to be mere Scrfs of a few pow
erful trust magnates. For solu
tion of this important question tn,
people must look to the Democrat
ic party. There can be no hop
for the masses thru the Republican
party. 1t is owned by the trusts
Individual members of that part
regret the condition. but they ar
powcrleSs to release the pcOpl
from this CALLING bondage of tn
trusts. There is no hope outsid
of the Democratic party and thcr
is no hope i'll the Democratic part.
if the Eastern ShylockS succeed i
controlling it in 1901 Hence, tn
: anxiety of patriotic citizens tina
h the party make no mistakes, tina
: wise counsel prevails and that wis
= dom permcatc all deliberations o
$ the party to the end that the peO
$ pie may be delivered from tn
: crushing tentaclcS of the trusts.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

The first claim to be filed with
the Spanish Claims Commission in
which damages are asked for other
than property losses is that of Mrs,
A. T. de Gown, for the death of
her son, Charles Gown, an Amcri-
can citizen, who accompanied one
of the filibuster expeditions on the
Steamer Three Friends to Cuba,
as correspondent of a Key West
paper, was captured and executed
by order of the commander of a
body of Spanish troops, notwith-
standing his American citizenship
and that as newspaper cores
pondent he was a nOn-cOmbatant
She asks 5000 damages.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

Admiral Dewey occupied the
seat of honor at dinner given in
Washington to celebrate Dewey
Day, and among the guests were
twenty-five officers who particlpat-
ed in the battle of Manila Bay, IN,
cluding Capt, WildcS, who COM
mandcd the Boston; Capt, Lam
bertson, of the flagship Olympia,
and Capt, Walker, of the Concord,
The dinner was informal, without
set speeches, the intention being
merely to make it II social jolliiica
tion.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

Schrader, the Divine Healer, -
was in this city first Of the week
The MESSAGE printed for him
| 300 copies of his New Mexico
World" six column folio sheet,
giving accounts of Schrader 5 cures
in different parts of this country
and of the world. Schrader re-
rembles the picture of Christ in
appearance. He didn't do II very
large business here.
Educate Your Bowels with Cascareta
| Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever
ioc, CSC. II c. c. C. fail, druggists refund money
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

y Congressional party, largely
made up Of Democrats, have ar
ranged to 20 to the Philippines o.,
the L. :, Transport Englcss, ,whic,
will start from New York in Il few
weeks, to he gone about fou,
months. The party will consist o.
senators Bacon, of Ga.; Harris
of Kansas and Turner, of Wasl,
mgton, and Representatives Smith,
of Ill.,. Gaines, of Tenn; Mercer
of Ncb.j McCleary, of Mimi ,
Dinsmorc, of Ark; De ArmouG
of Mo, and Burleson, of Texas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09
Mexico Musicians.

The following item is taken from
the Salisbury Democrat:
\ number of advanced pupils Sc-
lccted from Miss Artyc Mae Ma
sons school of music, will contest
for II gold medal at the Opera
House May "A, Miss Dele Tully,
of Mexico, graduate of the renown-
ed Xaver Scharwenka, will act as
Judge and also play several num-
hcrs on the program. She is also
graduate Of Prof. \. f. Gucrnc,
who at one time was professor IN
the royal conservatory of Stuttgart
Germany.
Miss Mason will also he assisted
by such talent as Miss Ruth Bas,
sctt, graduate of Prof. Gucrnc,
pianist; Miss Kathryn SclSOr
reader, and Mrs. Z. +. Wilhitc
soprano.
Miss Mason ; entertainments ar,
always musical treats, such aS few
cities our size have the pleasure OF
enjoying, and the music-loving
people of Salisbury are looking
forward with much interest to this
one, which bids fair to be her best
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

prairie and died. From the ap-
pcaraucc of the body, the child
had been dead about thirty-SiX
hours, 50 for five days and nights
she had been without food and
water.
Barefoot when she left home,
the little girl in her wandcrings
had bruised and cut her feet, and
had gathered the tough prairie
grass and wound it around them
for projections Beside her in the
badger hole lay bunch of flowers
and grass which she had been eat
ing.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09
SOME FAMlL- r.
" lar PHRASES.

To feel i'll apple-pic order is II
phrase which dates back to Puri-
tan timcs-to certain Hepzibah
Merton. 1t seems that every Sat
urday she was accustomed to bake
two or three dozen apple pies,
which were to last her family thru
the coming week. These she plac-
ed carefully on her pantry shelves,
labeled for each day of the week,
SO that Tuesdays pies might not
be confused with Thursdays, nor
those presumably large or intend
ed for washing and sweeping days.
eaten when household labOrS were
lighter. Aunt Hcpzibah's apple
pie order was known thruout the
settlement, and originated the
well-known saying.
1t was once customary in France,
when guest had outstaycd his
welcome, for the host to serve Il
cold shoulder of mutton, instead
of hot roast. This was the or
igin of the phrase, ITO give the
cold shoulder"
None shall wear a feather but
he who has killed Turk" was an
old Hungarian saying, and the
number of feathers in his cap in
dicatcd how many Turks the man
had killed. Hence the origin of
the saying with reference to q
feather III ones cap.
In one of the battles between
the Russians and TartarS a privat,
soldier of the former cried out
Captain, I've caught Il Tartar
Bring him along, them answer.
ed the officer. II can't, for h,
won { let me- was the response
Upon investigation it was appar
ent that the captured had the cap
tor by the arm, and would not re
lease him. SO, Catching Il Tar
tar is applicable to one who ha
found an antagonist too powerful
for him.
That far from elegant express
sion. ITO kick the bucket" is be
. licved to have originated in tn
time Of Queen Elizabeth, when
shoemaker named Hawkins com
mittcd suicide by placing Il buckle
on table in order to raise him
self high enough to reach Il raftc
E above, then kicking away tn
bucket on which he stood Til
J term coroner is derived from iii
word "corph-conncr,' which mean
I corpse inspector.
I Hes Il brick" meaning goo
= fellow, originated with king {
Observation-Disclosures I'll
fourth century, b. {. \ visito
c at the Lacedwmonian capital Wa
surprised to find the city withor
walls or means of defense, an
asked his royal host what the
II would do in ease of an invasion i
Il foreign power. 'Do!' rcplic
the heroic king. why, Spart
has 10000 soldiers, and each ma
II is brick"
" When the Horse Guards paraC
III st. James Park, London, thcI
is always II lot of boys on hand
- black the boots of the soldiers, ,
do other mental work. These boy
W from their constant attendance
y bout the time of guard mountiu,
F" were nicknamcd "Thc Blaze
- guards" hence the name "blacI
guard" Dcad-hcad, aS dcnotm
" one who has free entrance 10 pla
rs of amusement, comes fro
y Pompcii, where the checks for fr
y admission were small ivory death
y heads, Specimens Of these are
the museum at Naples.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

Sheriff James took Charlie
Hutchison (col. )to the penitent-
iary last week. He goes for five
years on the charge of stealing five
chickens. He sold the chickens for
40 cents. Eight cents year for
his work while in the pen. Truth
is stranger than fiction.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09
An Audrain Boy Digs up
Some Good Thoughts.

commodity that he may have to
sell. The rich man obtains the
highest price for anything he may
have to sell, and he generally sup
plies his needs for less than the
cost of production. AS result
the poor become poorer and the
rich richer.
Recognizing the danger attend
ant to this system, and knowing
full well that it can lead only to
one acknowledgements So
cialism is offered as its only pan
acca. If the use of land, machines,
factories, etc, makes millionaircs
out of the few and paupers out of
the many, why not let the State
own the productive property and
pay to the laborcr all his earnings
instead of II few individuals APP
propriating the larger share of it,
BY this means the laborcr would
receive his share of what he so
justly earns, and the consumer
could supply his wants at what it
costs the producer and neither
would be wronged by the transac-
tion.
The paganism of ancient Egypt,
Greece and Rome sacrificed the
lives of the masses to afford the
splcndors and Injuries of the few.
Christianity teaches us that all
men are equal, and that God is
our Father; not mine, nor yours,
rs many modern church gocrs of
today would have it. The prccepts
of Christianity are, Love thy
ncighbor as thysclf," "Do unto
others as you would have Others
do unto YOU" He that loveth his
ncighbor as himself, and is as
: anxious about his neighbours wei
: fare AZ his own, and he that does
unto others MS he would have 9TH
crs do unto him, are both already
/ at heart Socialists.
Standing on the threshold of the
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09
LOVES LABOR LOST.

\ DRAMA.
Moonlight talks,
Midnight walks,
Longing eyes,
Soothing sighs,
Front gate,
Hours late.
Parlor scene;
Feeling mean;
Dearest Bess,
Answer 'yes?' "
Kind kiss,
Blind bliss.
Interview
Papa too,
Nothing 10th,
Happy both,
Couple glad,
Have it bad.
Organ swells,
Marriage bells;
Honeymoon,
Ended soon;
Double brown,
Settled down.
One year,
Skies clear;
Years two,
Rather blue;
Years three,
Can't agree.
County court,
splendid sport"
Sorrow. Sin.
Jury grin.
Divorce given,
Fctters rivcn.
GossipS tell,
Knew it we'll,
Told you so,
Long ago!'
Braying mules,
Forty fools.
Worried wife,
Lonely life.
Husband rOams,
Seeking home.
Care. Cost.
Love lost"
MORAL.
When you wed,
Look ahead;
Might fall,
That's all
Exchange.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09
PRIZE ESSAY ON
SOCIALISM.

The following essay on Social
ism. SAYS the Nandalia Leader,
was written by Leo Coontz, of
Sophomore class, Nandalia Public
School, in competition for medal
offered by Pitcher Bros, of Van.
dalia. 1t was read at Commence
mcnt exercises last week:
Socialism is II representative
form of society in which the pco-
pie cntruSt to the State or cummu-
nifty all of their personal and prop
crty rights; and the state i'll turn
assumes the ownership of all other
productive property, guaranteeing
to each and every individual his
Just and equitable share III the
cmoluments of his labor.
In the infancy of society, when
mere existence was life struggle
for the individual, persons gather
ed together in small communcs for
mutual protection, and that they
might assist each other in prcpar.
ing the Scanty means required fol
subsistence. But now II new dan.
ger mcnaccs the individual; war
fare with ncighhoring tribes IL
which for a time the victor Slay>
his conquered foe.
Afterwards, probably thru sym
pathy, the remnants of the con
Qucrcd tribes are held i'll bondage
until some one cOncelVcS the ldci
of utilizing their labor, and thus
we have slavery, the second stcl
in the worlds progress toward So
cialiSm.
When discoveries, inventions
utilization of steam and electricity
made chattcl slavery and scrfdon
no longer profitable, amid the ri
inS of these institutions Corporal
Wealth laid the foundations of tn
present wage system. This wag
system enables one man to direct
utilize, control and practically ow1
the labor of one hundred thousan
, men, free III name only, with II
, hopes, no ambition, mere huma
T. machines for amaSSing wealth fo
I their whilom masters.
Men may sickcn, and men ma
|. die, but the mill grinds on forcN
/, cr. The OK, after his day wor
!. is over, feeds by the brooks in Ill
I. green fields, but the human toll,
: must provide for himself and fan
lily ont of his Scanty allowanc,
4 The capitalist Tolls not, ncltho
f does he spin, yet Solomon, IN II
e his glory, was not arraycd rs on
T. Of these"
: Competition among employer
+ compclS them to secure their labC
4 and material at the lowest poSNlb
y price, SO that they may compel
\ with other manufacturers a> to Il
d selling price of their mcrchandis
a Scarcity of labor, poverty, mu1
II ger, ovcrworkcd mothers, ai
starving children oftrntimcS fore
.r the laborcr to sell his labor #
g much less than It's normal yahl
o in order that hcmay obtain cnoul
~ for his subsistence.
j., II is the poor who receives Il
+ lowest price for his labor, on al
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

The Dean Brothers, southwest
of this city, will plant 100 acres
of corn this season. Most of it is
already planted and part of it up
nicely.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

The report comes from Manila
that one-siXth of the natives of
Luzon have either been killed-by
our soldiers-or have died of the
dengue fever in the last two years.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

Mexico public school pupils will
give an entertainment at the opera
house tonight. The program will
consist of songs, plays and con-
tests.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

Z. Ii. Cullen, of this city, serv-
ed as a Judge in the debate be-
tween Canton University and La
Grange College, at Canton, Mo.
last Friday night.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

Loudon Lawrence, south of
Benton City, has II herd of l6
ewes and they have brought him
33 lambs this spring. This, they
say, breaks the record.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

We learn from the Tallula, Hi
nois, journal that j. w. Middle
ton, formerly a resident of Rush
Hill, this county, and who at one
time edited the Rush Hill Banner,
has been elected a member of the
City Council of Tallula.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

Bryan will make 800, 900 ont
of his Commoner the first year.
That beats McKinley's income Il
little, ch!
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

There is some clamor that the
County Court should make some
needed improvements on the Coun-
ty Poor Farm.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

W. \. Muir has established a
branch Office of the Celia Commits
sion Co. at Martinsburg.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

For the first time in twenty
years there are no prisoners in the
Audrain county jail.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

William Washington, colored, is
out of Jail after serving a sentence
of ten days for gambling.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

Schrader does his healing" by
the laying on of hands and bless
ing handkcrchicfs.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

About two dozen of Mexico $
business houses will close at G:3O
thru the summer months.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

Sturgeon will have no fair this
year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

DR.. w. l.. Kendall, the optician,
has been wrestling with the meas
les.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

The Illinois Legislature appro-
PIRATES $3.50, 600 for the Worlds
Fair.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

DR.. q. +. Toalson is wearing
the medal as the best shot in the
Mexico Gun Club.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

Mrs. Bette Sims and family, of
Thompson, are now residents Of
this city.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

Hicks predicts IA great drought
for July and August.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

DR.. Gartrell maintains that
whisky brought his ruin.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

a. Martin, at Turlcy, Indian
Territory, sends remittance and
orders the MESSAGE to his address
for a year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
netic. full OF life, nerve and vigor, take No-To'
Bac, the wonder'worler, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, sl. Cure guaran'
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

Samuel Calhoun has been placed
in the Asylum at Fulton.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09

The music pupils of Prof. Moore,
at Hardin College, gave IL very ell
ioyablc musical recital Friday
night. Pupils of Mrs. Forrest
and Miss Child also took part,
The following were on the pro-
gram: Misses Mckee Gum, Grace
Quarles, Bessie Wright, Marcia
McKennon, Bessie Davis, William
son, Reba Taylor, Elizabeth Far
mer, Luta Nantine, Essie Akin
Laura Acruman, Mary Karnes
Cleo Bates, Leah Kendall, Nirgi
Lowrie, Farmer aud Thomas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-05-09
The AngOra Goat.

Much is being said these days IL
bout the Angora goat aS brush
eXterminator, besides being Il prof
liable animal to keep. j. V. No
bel, of Montgomery county, writes
in Wool Market and Sheep as
follows concerning these animals
There are about 400 goats in
Montgomery county. About half
of this number are Angoras and
are doing valuable service in the
way of rcclaiming timber or waste
land and turning it into green
pastures. This work is well worth
their cost, not to speak of the pro-
fit reaped from their mohair and
the increase. 1t is marvellous the
way they have changed some of
my land from its former condition,
which was covered so thick with
underbrush that Il horseman could
not ride thru, and today the brush
trees are dead, and in their place
grows beautiful blue grass. PeO-
pie passing stop in amazement and
comment on the great work these
goats are doing. In fact, goats
are the ideal brush cXtcrminators.
They do it at Il cash profit instead
of II costly outlay. No person who
has any land of the above dcscrip.
ton should he without his flock
of goats.
"Angora goats become great
pets when kindly treated, and n,
such are much sought after be-
cause of their attractive appear
ance, their long, wavy fleeces hav
ing the luster and appearance OF
silk. They are but little harder
to fence than sheep"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-22

-t0ld Hons wesk. has eame aud
soLs. iesvirs etly rlesssui usuofif' be
kihd. The eoEnilles IN charge atssfse
much eteti, for ihsr hard vofk 10 nah
lag Il tbs success 10 va Tat,e vas
good member o. eli rssidssts present vho
erisysd the oecasios spd we're made hap
pr BY fsst.iag Oh associations TIE
priruipsl evsrt SIS lhe pienls. 90 Ihuts
day. 90 the Stark csnrlbs sroasd, Ihtrs
ss large al ndssce ard oil rfioysd tbs
exercises Hoa, X !, B,,ehelief rresid
Cd and NJ. y. H,pgOo3 gave very later
estips historical s5dress srlosiE az the
early settlers sho save character 10 the
tow. Az orisin,l po,m by Mu. Ira N
Bs,eheli,r. sc year. Of age. vas read
TITS alec referred mostly 10 oil refiietts
and showed . remarkable memory, Mrs,
Bs,ohsldet and her sister, Mrs Hsfgsot,
were The lions" Of the Occasion Short
addresses we're sso made by Hon, j. X.
Bs,chel3er, Rv Myraa Daley, Dr., Il
u. Barton, George X. Davis, Rev Frank
Goodrich, George b Wbiiney, Mrs Luel
I. b. Kaisbts aud M Ida NJ, Baebtlder,
The exercises we're made more Interesting
by appropriate nurc by The choir 10
the evening tbs "Dsssliiek Sshule' s.s
presented TO y large sudleuee sod crested
III och smusement ree occasion was .
great success and demonstrated the fsel
ths, when Ptro really attempts to do any
thing ii ia always well done,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-22


-Mn Marta slsrps q sbnsssS, n. u,
ssssi lssi vsst With MV II. O. Gaia.
MI .sd Mu Harry Cl.rt Of C.r
htiasa n. !. are Whiting u Q, N. Sad
sot'a
--HtSfy 9ilIisms Of BsssisstOs AID
Jsbnis 1iilisDs 81 Dst,si we're 10 tovs
S.,srasy.
--Hstlsy Gaiid aud Noel Bentley vsrs
10 sltsudsrcs u the races 10 Giers f.lls
l.si stet.
Mr. sud Mu CHsrir. wsirous OF Oral
,os are risiiiss htr prssls, Mr. sna Mrs
s Al. Moore
Mrs Helen L,nberl add Mr., Ssrsb
Mstiu Of Salem. n. T.. we're csllios 90
friends Monday.
Miss Alice Ro.slts Bell aud Frank
Hissios ssse 81 enter,siomeri coasisiins
Of solns aud rseit.uons 10 the NJ. Z.
chufcb Tuesday everius.
Mir. n GidIsy sna t.o children Of
Nsw York cane Friday evening spd all
speud fes weeks at The II tbs home Of
Der parents. Mr. sed Mrs y T. Youlen.
--Miss Crane Of Mes York is st,ppins
., tbs Bsebs" bouss, tue Misses Dssitts
sbo sers at the sans place we're called
suddenly home Oh account OF the illutss
OF their brother.
nv II. NJ. Caspin. missionary 10
Chins. gave bis lecture on The Seise Of
pekios at the Congregational ohutch Fri
dsy evening. to .sit sudience. notwi,b
standing the stormy night
MIR snd Mrs Myfon Roberts, MIR and
Mrs Albert Fiossr, Merritt Rob rte and
sii. Barns Sheldon. wife and two sons.
sod @ ofse Fisher, left Monday Tor the
Psn.Americsp. MIR and Mrs Il. ]. CLARK
also lett on the same train for Washing
too They will stop Of for a lev days II
Bon 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-22
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-08-22

II Hon George q Vest we're permitted
10 write the Democratic national platform
Of 1904 it would resemble 10 some res
poets the platforms OF 1895 aud 1900 and
soald differ from them in others. The
senator would give these plsnks . 'protni
aeot place in bis platform: A graduated
income tax; Q declaration sasinst "imper
islism" and the colonial system: hostili
" to trusts. From bis platform be
could omit silver. II would be Suicidal,
be declares, 10 thrust the silver issue
forward sesin. Ths position which the
eminent Missourisn takes on the last
asmed question puts him ct once ont OF
harmony With the msiority OF his party in
his state.