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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-16

Continued on Firm Pasel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14
Sunge. ttttteIaItc uuo aIte

Nerionen, wslte an frauferI oos- asidp6bt.a
!Snitanhe ocs Sorpers ooer Settles iuicIle ScruGhIiTia
9ura Der Geiuubbeitsre9eIu oosr n~5,rscrter grosit LETT
o2r, roelde neruos, miihe, ~per;Ggsno, itToatinrig.
~utenideni teu fino. imSiGsr. in bsrgI tosrR u D in let
tlNlt Sdm,rs empfiuben. aHe IerrcEeH, Inelts Sisie
Spmptone BADEN, iouteu bieieu gr;t ioiort eoHiuliIren.
tyr nat Sauienbe gebeilt, me de in ben IeP'rt StGoicN
uro G%ufasGebe1 parer, ~9leihutel, lucr IS ~perichIts. lcrs
l5nii { Eouinloticn ut in por9eidrittsnsu Sdlst rot5s
meHv'l. ScbGrbIurs nurh Correspondents; oocr &nJ,r-
Mtnii Htu tam IitI betleH.
Gerb pr9eue ErartfeiteV. G?Ctt TGue eruttr
erGu bsit merOsu beiT ~Eeipenorr nrdt aua3eiuRosnt
G'ittr - %OcrtEbrter A&siis 1t duoelt miro. Gle aroStes
y r.~lgH Euh Bite Groer-h Llnu TrcHoeu hes Esbsns
: 7 Nr0ntaelt SSrlI6rt Ipsrctu. Turr NHtsriuduue hs
!. re mag cine Irt'te Srauskeit ~rct9etelt peroen, bsoer
al x S,i5en %por:rttsu,
nnoerbareNCituugeu. pol;oasn in as
: 'dLt", bic pcrualiuntgt coGr rert6hrt behdneeH
t. "a. Eeiue Crptr.nIcnIe oSGr &eriehlnn9eH. Seine
1.htt.otrH Il ealit onqer cTm. II. sSenu Suer sou rus
at.IHer IN. - lEJrati tr iICt DE 2Sa5rheit h6ren une ers
'i,ii tsretH. eHsr Etio 81 iparsII. Sauienhe eebeilt,
Hd,hN NJ Tic, bem Sope perfoIeu, auisssebsn puro.u.
+! .g.oAen, v lle pom 0sinlz ItrSteu mathematician be-
han lit ip'ro, II, ;;uo ridt eriu9t por;uipretsu. @teSis
ia II r~cr!GHht nab ireCnb etneuS eiIe bersSelt. Srniuitda
%" ct unJ uertrauIid. SeGttet rem Ssinhstaa.
NJ" "a atGt poriprcdter t6nut, idrsibt I'm sirep aus
=" "-.9 aorsfs: Or. = oDHtuG.
'iy7 GshireTz lbsGISrsGtnduos Gbicaa0. ~,
81 -ostni @lnf. NRiuueCuoljS. a. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14

unfabbar. Man glaubt, baB bie1e On
selesenbcit nod ben Reihstas beiddf<
tigen pisb. Die 3eitungen ertldren in
ben i6drfiten Qusbriiden, baB 9ueGe
FOLDER Irt unter feinen l~lmitGnDen err
laubt iperben folen, unb bebaupten,
baB in bieiem 5ale bic bDberen Diff
siere Die 8erantiportli6en limb.
Die 8erliner 9eieaf6aft tpirD einen
britten Winttr obne Soifsitli6teiten
berleben miiKer. Der !Sof piro nGmlid
ni9t na9 Berlin fommen, ba Der Sc
iunbbeits5u{anb Der &aiierin einen
Mufentbalt i'm Siiben notbipeno:1
ma9t. Ser &aiier ipirb nlr gu elm
paar offisiellen 5unttiOnen bierber
fommen.
&aiier Wilbelm feierte 6eute in
Potsbam ben 9eburtstag bes &0nigs
Gbiparb nit einem Diner, gu benz Der
britii9e 8otf9after unb anbsre Mitz
slieo.r Der 8oti9aft einselaben iparen.
9ie fortseiebten 9eriude auf bet
eleftrii6en Giienbabn atpii9en Berlin
unb 3oHen baben CUR Grrei6ung elmer
8ei6pinbicfeit bon SO Weil.n per
Stunbe sefiibrt.
4frita.
2pnbon, II. Nop.
8etanntli9 lit SRI. 9obbouis,
tpelde 5uerit benz enslii9en publitum
bic 9reuel Der &onsentrationslaqer
in Siibafrita mittbeilte, Dor Sturgeon
gum speiten Male na9 Siibafrifa eez
reiit, inb.K.n purbe ibr bon ben eng
liiGen 8ebDrben bic Grlaubnib perz
fast in's SSanere gu r.iien. Na9 nur
5tGsis.m Iufentbaltes in Gapitabt
purbe lie seSfpungsn, ouf Dem Srupz
pentransporti4iff ~gtoslpn Cattle"
mad England 5uriidautebren, mo is
porausii9tli9 am %. Rup.mb.r elm
treffen pirb.
9ailp Neps siebt iebt cine eri9Oz
pfenbe l1eberiift iiDer Die ianitaren
Berbaltniile in ben &on5entrationsla.
germ in Siioafrifa ,tno id)lieBt: Die
Sterbli6feitsrate lit alio ulpergleiG-
lid idIimlmer als irgenomo ionit in
Mfrifa uno Iiien. Selbit oie Sterb-
Iidfeit in Sen SuneerbeSirfen in Sr-
bien mo gu slei6er .3eit Gbolera unb
anoere @pioemien Sic 9ebOlterung Be.
aimirten, rei6t an Die 3iffer in ben
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nidt beran.
Sas 9latt bringt gum 9etpeiie Bic,
Ter 8%ebauptung a~usfiibrlides ~itatilti'
ifes Waterial bel.
9as 9latt erfldrt enblid, baB bie
aufforSerung Der Regierung 5u Wel=
oungen bon 2ebrern in oieien WtorOs
laeern. bensn beitimmt periproden
miro, baB lire 8eidaftigung wenigz
items ein Sa6r bal1ern tuerOe, Oeutlif
erfennen Iaiie, bab Die Meeierlng gar
niht bara,, bente, bieier Maiienpers
nidtung bon Wenihen ein Gnbe 81,
maden.
OaiIp Heips foroert ale me1tiflif)
benfenSen Wenifen bringenb OUT,
obne auf sic omtIiden 8eridtc 81
parten, bara,,f al bri11gen, SaB Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES absebrod,en uno
Die BORT beiinbli6en Yeriouen unter
|ibre Sreun6e bertbeilt ober Die Eager
nadj ioIden @egenben berlegt piiroen,
mo- n1ter iadfunoieer 2eiture elm
nelter Seri,,6 eemladt miro, BET Dem
auf sic @rbaltl,ng bes 2ebens luenig:
items einise 8iidiidt aenommen mer-
Sc. Der icbige 3llitonO Ser Iusrot-
turla iperoe eii1 enieer Shanbfled fir
GnqlanS bleiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14
Snalid %empfoblea.

SprtnsiitIb. no.. Tar, 80.
wesins Nerptn unb Sebiru waren 70 ans.sriHen. bab
ta 10 Rage lang ben geritanS p.rlor unb unisr arst bs
iardtsis. baB Id ME wiebsr su mir tom,msn parbs. abe,
8 6laitsn Paitor aouis's Isrp.us 9 tarter batteH te ses
manidts @irtuns. Der griols mar 70 punSsrbar, sab
Id Sapon ~absrasust bin. bab ss ,.in bslsres DsittsI sisbt,
unb smpi,bIs &c tssbaIb alien e.tS.nSsn b,rslia.
Trau 3. 8prue.
Stu gtarrsr Ourant aus Albuquerque, Neus9aertso
itrsibt: 50 bin pon Der punberbaren @irtuns pom
paitor Sonis's Rsrusns Stdrt.r ~lberseust. bur& bic
@irtuns pcn 3 Slaiden on siuen Sunsen. msIaer felt
8 Sabrsn on Jauiu&t lit. sum.iI.n baburd gang ss
ldbmt mar. nun absr gang ssiunb II uub In 8 Sabrss
teinen AniaQ mehr hattie.
CHrnSs Elm psrtbpolss Bud tar seerpenIeioenoe
lG ipiro Sebem Der IS Derlangt auseianot.
Mrn,e erbalten aud bic WtebiSin UNI ionit.
SteS Mteot3lu pnr0e lett benz Sabre 1876 bon benz
S21p. Falfor &oni9. Sort Wapne, Sno. ~5ubereitet
nIlo jest inter ieiner anpeiiuug bon Der
kOENlG MEDICINE CO..
SSS Randolph St., CHICAGO, IEL.
Bet 9lpothetern su baben flr
Sl.OO ote vIaidpe. 60Iaiden fur $500;
erobe S1.S5. 6 fur $500.
l5u.baben bel. Dtartin Wolitor. ct. Glout
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14

Gslu>er bes .Gbaritp SeoItb Sui.ituts-, guibcr -.
popu!drsu mseiciniidsu @srten. Health, How to
Retain it'; Nervous Debility, It's Cause and
Cure: "Plain Talks to Men";''Woman's Guide to
Health and Beauty; Electricity and Vitsl
Force, etc.
9tsier bsbsut.nss, ~sriobrsne Sp.;iaIii. lit in ban eca,
gen Be.etnieten Staaten gut uub 81 itin N QpTlr'I
betouut peasn Der pieIsn puuSerboren Se,Iunoen b;
droniiten, uerp6isn unb ipe;ieusn gsi6ea, iople Re,
9usen= unS Sbrentronsbeiteu peIde Der Ssuit oEesra
s ssi,s , nmo o SS.s' anIobI s .as,;oar 9a naiai ~, S9 N ,ts' su as
~eiabrentr Spe3iaIiften. beren Griabrunesn, psI4e nG in
ben sr5ssrsn Soipitdlsrn Guropas uno Amsritos seioms
mClt babsn. es ibnen erm6sIi4t, %psrbcraeHs unb ORIENT
ide Srautbeiten nit Grfol9 su beiler. Sbre Iousidtriss
eriabruus. ibr msrtulreiess gsidie uno ibr unuTters
brotensr 9riols siebt linen einsH suiprud oui bas
3utrausn Der ssibenben on aasn Srtsn. Sn isssm 6aae
w,ro cine ebrIide Gnitdt opsseiproteu. St tsr jaa
unbeiIbar, 10 eidhrt Der Sstbence often bic u 'brbsit.
Eie Sfiess limb ausesriitst nit piiauidaiit;tan Sns
ltruulsntsn, weI6e iibsr 5000 eefoitst babsn. GurEu!tt
1T eiu XSStrableu>a pporat, nit btien pile BIZ inasrz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14
&etlun8en, no anSere erfoi9loS
t1orett.

&raHtbtit.n Der aussu uno Siren
grauuIiersnpe ausesliber. Staar, ftielence aus.s
obne Sdmers unb @efabr serobe seiest. Srblinerus
ptrbiuoert, Iauienbe SbreH, 9aubbttt. Srantbei2
tel Der q q ( c uub bes s allies: Satarp. SrcHtis
It's, Ifbmo. seibeu bes Raseus uue e-r
seber TpspepFs, llnperbouIitseit. SiItoiitai. ee!ss
ixdt. Rteren> xuS SIaieubeid@eresu :
Sarnrutr, griabt'4e Sisrestrontbeit. breuTenesr lirrN
uip. y Int : unb Sauttrautbeittn: S:ros
ieIu. IusidIas. 8Isds1. NattsrmaIs, ibsriIai'es 3oore.
guttsIunaen hes sefi@ts, gessma. geio0irs ntD.
RerpeuIetbeu: gpiIspfie. Sptsrts, $6trsuHs.
Runsel an a.bsnstraft. Rbeuuot;smus. Searaist..
Sersitorune.n, Ser:tlosien, Sdwinbel niv SeUcGie
unS s~rebsseidpire werbeu i4merslos mad elmer r'Gea
Wetbooe ssheiIt. Sdmurrboiben nnb als SronIhsit-a
bss 1aai,barHss. rauen< Srantbtttsn:ltn1sIS
hoi,. 9eri6iebunsen unb 8sritsIuuesn Der Sracre.
loermlbissr RonatsFub. Rsrpeiitdt. Sdpd6s, niu.
Nsoerne Ssbanbisnssweiie, bic f4 ~oussHsin OILS sss
ioiar,ib srrpisien bat. Refine uuansenehmsH iusst'n<
dunaeu. Rhine Dame, Oh psrbetrotet oeer ntdt, brca5t
Al l6esrn, entpsber ausin ober nit elmer srsuEbiH ;ur
Ssiprsdurs gu temuen. Soniulationsn sshstas .sHt III
gertrdu.n. Riseeitaltunaer SIumpiuB, SdGGra!5it
ouueeu, aropf, monssIbaite gntrieslIus ires.H t3.S
Sraaus. SIstus urp i&pa6s Ssi!s psrrtH r.r;.a8''
,,n ,.H,GSt;n+
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14

Sas ie't Dem II. Subrbunpert per-
loren gesangene Sapapabsrepert, Dem
na6 ipanii1en 8sribten $4,000. 900
IN Sob ober Silbsr entnpmmsn Iein
ioaen. peldcs na9 ipaniIden &arten
i'm nprbipsitli6en Mertto etpa so 2es
suas bonn Meere Bel Dos pildrss lisgen
ioute, 1T jebt aufgefunben. Die lebten
Ipani56en 8eliber oes 8er9perfe8 FOL
len bon ibrer Stlapen ermoroet Iein
Inb ieitoem pilrbe 100 Sabre lang ME-
manbem g%eitattet. in jene 8e9eno 81
brinsen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14
8riefm drber.

ct. Sputs, No., IL. Jtop.
Der 8pr'teber ber8 riefabTertisunes
abtbeiluns pes bieiieen Poitamtes, Ct
muel Seelig, ipnrbe unter Der Ins
I6ulbieuna felt Sabresfrift poftfenz
bunsen seitoblen gu baben, in 9aft ee=
nommer. SSn ieinem 9eiibe purben SO
8riefe seflnben.
Ger grport &anaba 8
bat binnen elf Monatsn um $20,00O,z
600 ausenommen.
Sur Gisarrettenabri
fation tauft Gsppten idbrli9 fir
100000 Sabaf.
SlatternfdIIe sdblte man i'm
State Sennefee in benz nit benz 80.
Sum- enbenben Sabre 1920.
Ser s n E + a I I
fdmmtlider brttif9en Sampff4iffe
iiberfteist 100000 Sonnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14
BON BEN gbiltppinen.
Mdnild. II. Npp.

Mus gatbalpson, Der 9auptftabt
Der sSniel Samar, piro genelbet, oab
Der Maior @aler cine Ibtbeilung Snz
Iurgsnteu aneriff, pel6e ii9 betSpiton
peri9anst hattie. Gr lieb bic feinblide
Ste0ung nit stpet breiSDaisen &c
i9iiben bp%mbarbtren. 4m er ten Sage
bielten bic Hebslen benz 5euer itane.
Oils seitern aber bic 8ei9ieBung bon
Ifeuem aufoenommsn unb our6 einen
Sturmansriff unteritiibt purbe,
tpiGen bic RsbelIen. 3tpei ameritanIz
fhe Warineiolbaten unb 26 Silipinos
bIieben auf benz YlaBe. Maior Wa!z
ler aerit0rte bic 8efeftisunsen uno 70
6dufer.
Ser General Smitb bat auf Der SSnz
Iel 2epte ben 9%anfbanbel perboten IT'D
seftottet nur ben 8ertauf fleiner
QuantitGten fir ben ipfortisen Sc
brau9. limb audi bisfe fleinen umz
ldbe biirfen muir nit @.nebmisuns Der
MilitGrbebDrben erfolsen. Ine 9Gfen
Der Sniel 2epte iinb seidlofen uno
6anbel unb Danbel lahm selsst.
Baibinston, .. g.. II. Ncn.
Der Gontre-I bmiral GpOeers mel
bette Dem WarineminiIterium aus Mc.
nila:
.0ie SoIoaten George 9pnd, III )
6. q. &lonan fielen am Z. 3. %. ilI
8efed)tc BEL Saiopfan, nabe Saien
nuf Der SSniel Sanor."
Seutf9er Grbe. ge u4
Naribautplpn, Sa., II. Hop.
Der aommanbant beg Snpalibsn,
bauies, 9ortun. bat bon Srieprid Gr:
Iebrod (9) in Ssnabriid cine InfraG,
na6 Oietri9 Mt. Miuer, einem ebemc-
lisen Snia1en Der 4nitalt, erbaltsn.
Miner lit einsiger Grbe,ieines Sruber d.
Der nit 5interlaf Jung zines 8ermDser
BON $4,000 se{torben lit. Mi0er Der:
lieb bic Initalt i'm Sabre 1898 unb Ect
ieitbem nifts mebr BON iif bDren Ia
fen.
8riefmdrber.
ct. 2puis, &c.,, II. Sob.
Der 8pr'teber ber8 riefabTertisunes
abtbeilune bes bieiiaen Poitamtes, ST.
,.,,I NaaI;1 ,p,trNe ,tnfer Ser 0,,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-11-28
A Sad Story.

This item repeated from the
Fulton Sun:
Tuesday DR.. w. II. Rodes, of
Mexico, brought Gertrude &. Pres
ton to the State Hospital for the
Insane. She is about II years of
age and deaf. When they arrived
at the hospital with little Gertrude
her hands and feet were securely
tied and she begged them to unite
her and let her go home. If they
would do so she would be good.
Last September Gertrude's mo-
thcr brought her to the Missouri
School for the Deaf. After q
short time Supt. n. B. Mckee
saw that her mind was visibly af-
fected and he wrote to Mrs. Pres
ton to come and take Gertrude
home. She was taken home and
since which time she gradually
grew more and more insane, until
on Tuesday she was brought to
the Hospital for the Insane. The
little girl can talk, but she is to.
tally deaf.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-11-28

Some time the MESSAGE announced that the good Catholic
people of this had purchased belth toned
morning and night The explanation for the ngngs
follows:
The rings Angclus from word of
the ("Th Angc morning and evening for the
of calling minds how the man;
keep the people the the
Jesus Christ How beautiful is the the hell peas
the STILL morning the soft twilight the Catholic
his work and with bowed head, repeats:
"The Angel of the Lord declared unto Mary,
she conceived Of the Holy Ghost.
Behold the handmaid of the Lord;
May be done unto according to thy Word
And the Word end person of the Blessed Trinity made
lcSh and dwelt among us
Also the prayer: Pour forth, bcsecc Thee O. Lord Thy
grace hearts that whom the Incarnation of Christ
Thy made known by the message angel may, by this
passion cross brought the glory of this resurrection through
Christ, Lord. Amen
The long and strokes before the ringing the
Angcus Father the Holy Ghosthc
Blessed Trinity.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-11-28
r. II. Weare, a young man aged

r. II. Weare, young man aged
about 20, of Colu mbia, was run
over by the cars and cut nearly all
to pieces at Centralia last Tuesday
night week. There are two or
three theories as to his death
One is that it was deliberate sui
eide, another that in a stupOr un-
der the influence of morphine he
wandered onto the railroad track
and was struck by the Hummer
and killed. 1t seems that he told
two young ladies at Columbia the
same day that he meant to kill
himself, He was under the en-
ploy of F. p. Miller, the architect,
at Columbia. who tells the Colum,
bia Herald that outside his drunk,
enness Weare was honest and &
hard working man. The short OF
it is it's another victim of whisky
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-11-28
FOUND GUILTY.

Butler, Mo-, Nov. 23.-Dr. j.
l.. Gartrell, aged 67, was found
guilty this morning of murder in
the first degree in killing d. b.
.Donegan with an AK.
Donegan, who was a Colorado
miner, picked up Gartrell and his
son at Kansas City and invited
them to make an overland trip
with him to Oklahoma.
Robbery was the alleged motive,
but Gartrell claims self-defense
Gartrell's S once bright career was
wrecked, il is claimed, by NOR
phine, cocaine and whisky. He
was once Sheriff in Texas and
thrice member of the Texas Leg
islature.
He was also at one time a part
ner of Senator Cockrell's brother
The charge of murder still rests
against young Gartrell, who was
with his father on the fatal trip.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-11-28
Convenient Method Of subs crIhing,

In Sweden person may go into the
smallest postoffice, and II he wants to
subscribe for any publication in any
of the countries of the postal union, or
at least of that part Of 1t which has
united In this business. all he has to
do is to fill out blank and pay the
price. A quarterly government publica-
ton. much like telephone book in ap-
pearance gives the sum charged for
each newspaper and magazine for the
various periods. six months. three
months, etc. The postmaster RENTS the
receipts from this source with his 9th
er business returns, and his general
bond covers the transactions.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-11-28
D. W. HUGHES AND HIS COFFIN.

The MESSAGE claims the credit
of bringing Col. d. w. Hughes,
of Vandalia, Mo-, into deserved
notice again. Two weeks ago we
mentioned the fact that he was the
inventor of the corn planter, fact
not generally known, and the cir
cumstance spurred up the st.
Louis Chronicle reporter here to
interview Mr.. Hughes. The re-
porter sent the following to the
Chronicle, the above cut also ap-
pearing with the article;
Mexico, Mo-, Nov. 20.--D. w.
Hughes, whose home is at Wanda
liza, this county, realizing that vim
the midst of life we are in death, 4"
has made the coffin in which he
expects to be buried. The accom-
panying illustration pictures Mr..
Hughes sitting beside his casket.
1t is of walnut and oak, lined with
cement and was made by his own
hands.
While in this city Mr.. Hughes
was asked by The Chronicles cor
respondent why he had made his
own coffin. He said: II am an
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-11-28
"HAMLET" BY SiCNS.
The Play Produced by Students at Deaf
and Dumb InstitutA

The Pisy Produced by Students at Deaf
and Dumb Instituts-
Very useful work Is done by the
Adult Deaf and Dumb Institute in
Manchester, says the Lancet, in keep
Ing up a link of association and inter-
est among deaf mutes scattered over
n large area. Some travel great dis
tances to take part in a reunion in
Manchester that has now become an
annual event. This year it took place
at the Hulme town hall, where a tea
party in the evening was followed by
a performance of "Han'et" by deaf
mutes. Probably the fee.l ing for dra-
matte representation is as strong in
them as in others, but TO those who
can hear and speak 1t is difficult to
imagine that 1t can be fully satisfied
with signs and gestures, more espe-
the rapid and complicate | movements
of the finger language. The perform
ance was. however, great success.
Last year the same actors" gave
Romeo and Juliet" so that the sue
cess was not altogether due to novelty.
The dressing of the play was effective,
the scenery was good, and there was
spirit in the acting, and the audience,
judged by their attention, felt n real
concern in the development and the in
cidents of the play.-London Tele-
graph.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-11-28

The making OF spoOls and the saw
ing OF wood for them have assumed
such an immense proportions that they
are classed among the leading indus
tries OF Maine. Not all the spool bars
sawed in Maine are made into spools
within the state, but are shipped to
Europe. About $1,000, 600 feet are sent
across the water annually, chiefly to
Scotland. one-halt OF the total being
shipped by one concern In Bangor. al
most all in steamships. Until com
paratively recent period the handsome
woods OF the native state have not
been duly appreciated in house finish
ing and decorating II is certain that
| no woods from other sections OF the
| United States or from other countries
! are handsomer than Maine yellow
birch, curly maple, brown ash, white
pine and spruce. These are now com
ing to be appreciated, and many purely
Woodworking plants have been lately
erected In Maine and are in successful
operation.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-11-28

old undertaken and have seen SO
much of the shoddy collins in
which people are buried, that I
concluded to make one. The aver
age coffin lasts in the ground only
few years. | expect mine to
preserve my body fifty years"
INVENTED THE CORN PLANTER.
Mr.. Hughes claims the distinc-
ton of being the man who invent
ed the first corn planter.
1t was in 1854 that he conceived
the invention and secured patent
which he improved in 1857. This
planter is used all over the corn.
planting portions of America to-
day.
Mr.. Hughes has reaped but lit
tie Of the fruits of his inventions.
His latest invention is n wash
ing machine, and he is now in
Mexico to establish manufactur-
ing plant.
Mr. Hughes is 72 years old and
bids fair to stay out of his self
made coffin for n number of years.
He was born in Licking County,
o., near Newark.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-11-28
Humble saceesses Count.

The American youth Is seldom told
that to perform the common duties OF
life is to succeed, says writer in Sue
cess. Somehow or other the word. "suc-
cess" is nearly always linked with
fame or with the attainment OF great
riches, when 1t applies, just as readily
to the man who rises in moderate
way IN the city and in country. The
fact Is that most OF us can neyeI
hope to be rich. The greatest wealth
OF this country is not among the mil
lionsires. but among the common peo
pie, who are content to do their duties
cheerfully. willingly, as well as they
know how. and then save part of whaI
they make.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-11-28

j. $. Quisenberry, of this coun-
ty, returned last week from War
reuton, where he has been hust-
ling for the NJ. b. A. order.
Thinks he will organize with a
hundred members in that town.
Quisenbcrry is indeed hustler
whether hustling for the NJ. b. a.
or talking for the sale of a McCor.
mick harvester-in season he is
working both these interests.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-11-28
HOW TO TRAP MOSQUITOES.



Few persons know It, but it is
'act, nevertheless, that mosquito can
De caught without any sort OF trouble"
said gentleman who has always
manifested a deep concern In Anopho-
les culex and all the other winged
pests belonging TO the tribe. 1T is the
Easiest thing in the world to do, and
while the discovery may not solve the
whole mosquito problem. and may
have no particular bearing on the dis
semination of germs by these flying
ped!ers, 1t will certainly console the
fellow who lives in the mosquito belt
to know that no can catch Anopholes
culeX or any OF the others, just for the
trying. Two things are absolutely
necessary in order 10 make the cap
ture. The mosquito must be allowed
to light on ones body Then he must
be allowed to unsheath his lahum and
begin his boring for oil, bloCI or what
ever his appetite may crave. When the
mosquito gets into this position he is
absolutely at the mercy OF the fellow
whose corpuscles he Is seeki to rife.
One may make prisoner OF the mos
quito without stirring a hand or NOV
ing muscle. How? Simply quit
breathing, Sit still and hold your
breath. The mosquito. with all the
force OF his wings and legs could not
break away from the spot where he
had sunk his beak, and the only re-
naming thing to do would be to slip
ones finger up under its wings, get
a good, firm, grip on its back and then
swat him in the head or slay him in
some other way. The method Is very
simple when we come TO think OF It.
| While we breathe, of course the pores
Of the skin are kept open, II the body
is in normal condition. This condi
tion, OF course Is OF great aid to tn,
mosquito. although his lance Is prob
ably keen enough for him TO breal
into corpuscle without this assist
snce. When We stop breathing tn,
pores close. the hole In which the mos
quito has s. owed his beak contracts
and II Is impossible for him to breal
away."-New Orleans Times Democrat
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-11-28

An Iowa boy, - years old, last
week got up in his sleep, hitched
up the horses and drove into the
field and gathered a quarter of a
load of corn, when he happened
to stumble and awOkc. He light
ed a match, glanced at his watch
and then remarked to himself, "At
some of my old tricks again" ("
drove back home and slept out the
remainder of the night as the
nothing had happened.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-11-28

In il letter to tins office, sub
scribing for the MESSAGE, Felix
l.. Arnall, at Anadarko, O. 7.
states that there is a great deal of
typhoid fever in his town. His
letter was dated the Doth inst. ,
and he said that there had been an
average of death day in the
city for more than a week. War
ren Harper's store, he said, was
nearing comprehension know
he is moving his entire stock from
Mexico to this place. under
stand he will open up about the
10th of December" Felix is still
pleased with Oklahoma. Stick to
your bush, Felix. Wish you well
in your new home.