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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-11-14

English mail for Australia is deIiv-
cred in 81 days when sent by way Of
the United States, the quicker route.
In 1894 the United States senate
passed a bill excluding anarchists, but
it failed to pass the house and did not
become law.
Rev. 0. N. Hartshorn, LII. D.
founder and for almost so years presi-
dent Of Mount Union college, died at
Alliance, o., after long illness from
Brights disease. He was rs years old.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-11-14

We have remarked that soon after it
Is announced that man seems to
drink at the fountain Of perpetual
youth he dies.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-11-14
MANS Temperatures.

Mans ordinary temperature is 9S.6
degrees when in good health; that Of a
snail 76 degrees, and of chicken III
degrees.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-11-14
cnAprER xyIn.-tcontInued.l


why, Martin" she said. avertlng her
face from me, you know should never
consent 20 marry you.. with the idea OF
your caring most for that girl. No,
could never DO that. II ! believed you
would ever think Of me az you used 90
do before you saw her. well. | would
keep true 10 you. But IL there any hope
OF that7"
Let US be frank with one another"
answered; ''teil me, In there any one else
whom you would marry II released you
from this promise. which was only given.
perhaps, TO soothe my mothers last
hours2'
Yes" answered Johanna. whilst Julia
hid her face 10 her hands. ''she would
marry my brother"
Captain Careyi fairly gasped for
breath. Such an Idea had never once
occurred TO me, though ! knew she had
been spending most OF her time with the
CaFeya at the Vale. Captain Carey to
marry! and TO marry Jullal To 20 aud
live IN our hOusel | was struck dumb,
and fancied that | had heard wrongly.
II Julia wished for reyenge-and when
is not revenge sweet TO a Tilted womany
--she had II now. was as crestfallen,
AZ amazed. almost ns miserable as she
had been. y I | had no Que TO blame
as she had. llow could blame her for
preferrlng Captain Carey's love 20 my
poor atfectionsT"
Julia" ] said. after a long silence.
and speaking as calmly as l could. do
you love Captain Careyf'
That In not n fair question 20 ask,
answered Johanna. I'VE have not been
treacherous to you. scarcely know how
II has all come about. But my brother
has never asked Julia II she loves him;
for we wished 10 see you tirst, and hear
how you felt about Olivia. You say you
shall never love again IA you love her.
Bet Julia free. then quite free, TO accept
my brother or reject him. BE generous,
be yourself. Martin"
II will" said: "my dear Julia, you
are as free as air from all obligation TO
me. You have been very good and very
true to me. II Captain Carey Is as good
and true to you, as | believe he will be,
you will be very happy woman-hap'
pier than you would ever be with me-"
"And you will not make yourself un'
happy about III" asked Julia. looking up,
NO." answered cheerfully; II shall
be merry old bachelor, and visit you
aud Captain Carey. when we are all old
folks. Never mind me, Julia: never
was good enough for you. shall be
very glad to know that you are happy"
Yet when | found myself In the street
for l made my escape as soon us !
a.. a.
everything worth living for were slip
ping away from me. My mother and
Olivia were gone, and here was Julia
forsaklng me. | did not grudge her the
new happiness. There was neither jeal.
ousy nor envy In my feelings towards
my supplanter. But In some way felt
that had lost great deal since l en-
tered their drawing room two hours ago,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-11-14

The most successful nation is deter
Mutation.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-03-07

80 e<>,e <csr,~less ri-,nls. sid .,s r..
,s't- - tbs nstar.i consequence He riii
So 10, oppests si,is. ans Sot-rsy foilex-
ing Ser<ci.si exsrssagsncs 81 tins sad
zcaey Ia shs heseekcii he III see dis
eomisr,s sespisioE from = lack q eronos-
ieai sss,eu. ard apon shs farm sed ia She
stop ao ~sll tad dslSFitsted fsnces and
Asesssssa haileinEs, aut snnssa sna rests
tools tbc resslt Of muscle and erergy A.
io~ed 60 20 70 waste.
Trse eeosomy u no. in boarding the
psnnies 10 the exclusion OF profit aud
pleasure. bat Is = The juaicious invest
mcni Of means aud brawn 70 ibe epd that
prcfis nay Secure. either meuial o. phYs-
ic.i. a Rec,ing pleasure that costs sum
Of money snd leaves no profit, is q bad in
yc.tment. because IL eats both ~sys--it
robs tbe pursc srd takes the tine Of The
Investor ia exfravagaat idiensss. n the
waste Of the kiiehcn. fhe farm 2ud the
factory. and the personal oatroasauee Of
The rreckiess sfendtAufi Of time aud
money. we've computed aud added 20 ihe
profit coiumn. the ucaiih of the ~oria
rosld De- increased three foid. for certain
if Dos more than one-ihird of toe slime and
means Of che svcfase individual IS judi
eiousiy utilized &c ihe end that profit re-
suite
Tbis is no advocacy OF psssimony, The
mcanest ct all spirits, hut of iurshiy, ths
nob % -f an eHoris. Swift did not err
Boo saying. 81 have no other aolion Of
economy. than TIA; 20 Do parent Of liberty
and ease. aud De might have added that
it- practice be- THE 10y with which 20 un-
ioek and ihroe on ihe rhscbies Of poverty
aai misery
Nc sherciore advocate economy in every
walk ofHic. Cease Che vrcckiess waste
oi those good things ihtt Gol has given
rou--eoas t'mo. vou- energy. your onpor-
tun.res and rous means. ani turn them Co
eoaut fhai they may yield yoa o. profit
Hlsp. ndcncs ihroeea Hte. and strength
ofeharacirr. ans make the world richer
and better ior you having lived Boz 70.
sudy toe true dcarnion of cine word
ECONOMY and practice ID roiriousiy and
s fortune riIi hc yours Within roasoaa-
hie iH, Time Do uul make sou iaicpcnd-
eat oi Snort crops. settle tae problem be-
taera labor and capital tcer tae iarder
eelI alet. ufafo goa ionrcr fcsrs, and
o. peaceful sunset before ilc gloom oi ought
srffi0. about for -fr-tr.r.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-03-07
ECONOMY.

Toe ksv eord 90 the most hsrpioos. in
aN tAe ~ord is economy be is the
shibboleih q hsalsh, sealth aud dasaba.-
IT, aad ;bs vital spirit Of every saecessiai
life sa1 enterprise. whhost IL human
asairs ~oeid b. - uaa snd uarovsspabie
a. tae uaser ct the occan--ao cherk 90
wantoapess ard no check % misery
Thsoagh al she .asirs 81 ga. q taas a.
Sac chief agent q al good mssbod. ,bs
principal cohesiss tbal makes perfect sbe
@beis
Npi 4 e sar upoe sasie ne 0oaii
make. fksAer taAa dieeo.- shs e4irnoe ~
eeoneuy IL government. or poetry. o. ar.
cnissessss. IT, the ~sGs of pssseusf
seoaeoaY. an4 seeeomy q tae househoId.
tas ,h~p saJ he fsrr,. tAat j. she mosi
s.s-i % AZ ssessions. To ste lack Of q Is
eeer shie ninsiy pr eens. 81 ~ fsn-
ures. snd Al u ne real poverty Of The
tiess. And ao~hsre Is "a noss nsesssas,
10 ssis ssos . - seslssed thAa here ~
~ ~epsA. ~Aess ~A.ts - wholesale sns
ssase@t > strers. sd DOT practice.
y a. ss.ssr pu4se lsiiy aad~szfsea aud
sppsesisse shis ye<ilisn. iss kisa tsks ~
- h>bits q st.sasss@nes. sd ske i.sl.-
- u 'he<s $40 sosse sa1~s h.s inn<sl
~ ssk..ee. - szsnslss, sed be sla
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-03-07

lu che Clerks Office OF ihc Ci cult
Court of the count. OF Wise. on the igth
day OF February 1901.
@ s.. Slcmr, Plaintiff
a--i@st To- by
Maii--a p. Slemp et al pclts-
The object of tlis suit IT, 60 par' fiur
che lands ef H. C. slemp. deco .ed.
amont bic heirs 10 lsw and 90 assier fav
Jog to his widow And an sn tyii
having been made aud died hat
che defendant. q. q. slemp. is not q -e-.
iient Of the State oi Virginia. ;, 0, ar-
dered that be 90 appear here with o.
days alter due publication hereof. and Do
I shat NAV De necessary to protect his
interest in this suit And il is 20 ther
ordered that copy. hereof be publ shed
once week for ioHr seeks 10 ths Big
stone Gap Posr, aud that eopy be 3 siec
at the front door OF the court-h0n. OF
ibis county or the ifst day Of the acxi
terra of the counts court
A copg--Teste.
W T.. AiLeoEE. Clers.
X. 7. iEvlSE, D. O. fra2l 5 III
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-03-07
CHURCH DIRECTORY

TgfSfrF METHODIST cBCn-H --rss A.
rsrss. fsstof. frrerlius SEER San1.y. ul-i.ins
49, rtrh-
Srsptf-scnee. -Ecefx ssaasy raornine a. d
rritc4---7. Z. u-frx. S1prrlnrc nrrnI
fsatrn-a Nrsa.-- EFesf Wednesday uIa1f
Nts<s~Hrnusa.--lirei sanlaF lr eath srcula A.
s'rlcrl
fEEsHrTERAS CHCscn. --Rrx. a .. utrar-
s1ss FASTER. ffcachira >rccaa eruday in stlh
nunih. aarrulas ant nirtf 81 ~ fri-rerrI Charct
crNskr->raorl --trrrF <cnaag rnornlaa "a
e'clprk. n fr--hytrrr.n casrpie nrar ~ cfit @
4. SstlivAs. Superintendent.
RtrIl<r CurACn.--Rrv. A. Sftsas. rs.inr.
frcachinr every lnl and an 4nnfae. -l-rnlrr 49,
ui<tt- Al N'iion every "a San1sr.
>rerAf .>trrois TO- t--tT -lntay srrrnluE aI %
. clHrk ~. ~ ccedlor. eurrrlnfrntfnl.
raAErr-NrrrSa.- E--rF Wednesday uirht.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-03-07

The Uuitersits Of Nichigaa has us CO.
Cd. Precedent Aessi ssys their WORK com
psrss ~ith tia: Of men students.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-03-07

proposition has been started aud. re
ccieed uith some favor 90 secure. .f oo-si-
BIO. The bones OF Eiihu Yale. nou rc.iiar
ln England. A prominent Yale siumurs
has written io the college papers uranr
ihai ihe rrore, place Tor the rcmain- oi
ihe foander of ths university De- ina Tomb
on ttc Yale camp1s.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-03-07
EDUCATIONAL.
Interesting Items Clipped from
the Virginia School Journal.

me Virginia SchooiJournSl.
Tie Usirsrsiss Of Niehigsa has us CO.
Cd. Precedent Aessi ssys their WORK com
psres rith tha; Of msn students
Dr c~orge ". Russeii has bsen elect
I'd Instructor ia German. chemistry. and
pl f.iss Ia she Roanoke Pebble High
s.Asol.
TIE next meeting Of me National Edu-
ea,i onai Association viii be heid ia ihe
besutifa. city o. Detroit. July. 1901.
A crusade BY the Chicago teachers
srair q the tsz dcAginr corporations has
sssed 10 that city about s5.eaa Gee rAis
is practical reform aud fee questions piii
be asked shout the propr'ety Of teachers
msddiiur siih municipal saairs
The teacher Of fcW vords--rhat a bicss-
ms she ~ouid be % some schools. The
1haitssins teacher Is The cseakine hinge
Of che school and ibe mischief of 90 is she
keeps a-Foias constantly. Shattered
nrsrcss No wonder.
proposition has been started and. roe
ec',ed uitb some favor 90 secure. if ro-si-
bio. The bones OF Eiihu Yale. nou resting
'n England. a prominent Yale siumuas
has usitisn Co TIE college paper. ureur
ihai ihe rrore, place Tor che rcmain- oi
ihe foander OF the university De- ina Tomb
on thc Yale camras.
Nr iohn % Rockefeller Dos offered to
Hichmoni College ss50o0 BE- its other
fdends uil coutrhaie fso00o TiH
proposition h-s been accepted. and Che
hari'sts of ihc state ere determined thst
boz .rss than taslre months &c., R.etrr,f-
isr viii tsre to vr.ie Die check foe s-5.-
600
Boz France gardening is taught .n tuen-
it-rieai Thousand elementary schools.
earh oi ebiea has garden attached. ln
Saricu, thirty years $50 trcnit-in.
ttoHani children received intirrfieu n
a.rf ruirre. and saoh ofihc too thousani
ard .siren schools bed Goo cultivation
aae fo laeIte acres ln Russia. snr
children arc taught tree. vino. r.fltn.
.Na-aorm ani Dec caIiarc.
IHc canaclff for eHthosasm ir rork.
chartctsrses ile .accc,.ulfet.ltf Ton
often ue fnd teachers sho ha,c uo I0,
iu ihelr york Trachinr lst.ort n. toI.
uutsry impusonmcnis school eer. oi ODD.
d Mad .. H...H...-. H.t...
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-03-07

The teacher Of fcw vords--rshat a bicsf-
ms she ~ouid be % some schools. The
ehaitssius teacher IS The cseakiur hinge
Of che school and The mischief of 90 is shc
KEEPS a-roius constantly. Shattered
nrsrrs9 No wonder.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-03-07

TIE next meeting Of ne National Edu-
catonal Association viii DO held iu abe
besutiiul city o. Detroit. July. 1901
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-03-07

pr. crorge ". Rasseil has been elect.
ID instructor in German. chemistry and
pl .ies la she Roanoke Pabiic HiEt
s.asoi.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-12-12

DUNN'S index number for this
month says;
If IA man purchased his sup.
plies for one year on December LIST
they would have cost SOL. 81,
while the same qualities of the
same articles would have aggrepat.
ed only $72 - on July LIST, 1879,
the lowest point on record, and
Tl2l1j on January | 1850.
THESE price records are compil-
ed by multiplying the quotations of
all the ucccssaricS of life by the
per capita consumption. Prices
are now at the highest point in
many years and, in fact, SurpasS
all records since present improved
methods of manufacture and dis
trlbution have been in Use and ag-
rlcultural operations were first be-
gun on the present extensive scale
with labor saving machinery"
Verify the wave of prosperity is
moving toward us!
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-12-12
John WIcIifYe's Manuscript,.

Manuscripts of John Wicliffe's trans
lation OF the Bible into English are Of
extreme rarity, and even imperfect
specimens occur only at very long and
irregular intervals. One came up for
sale in London recently. Although in
complete, wanting the greater portion
of the Old Testament It comprises the
whole of the New Testament. The
MS. extends to 269 leaves, and is the
work OF an English scribe OF about
1910, and the text collates exactly
with the Later Version" as reprinted
from the Royal MS. In the British
Museum, under the editorship Of Sir
+. Madden and the Rev. Josiah For
shael. in 1850. The MS, written In
the old English black letter, is in ex-
cellent preservation, 80 of the pages
are richly Illuminated with ornamental
capitals and borders in FURNISHED gold
and colors. The volume Is OF special
interest because 1t was written at a
time when the mere reproduction of
the Bible was an offense forbidden I'm
der very severe penalties. It realized
$4,000.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-12-12
Eating His Hat.

Thomas =. Watts. who signrd
an agreement to eat his straw hat
in case the Republican ticket was
defeated in Louisville, Ky. has
come to the conclusion that his di.
gcstive capacity is hardly equal to
II whole straw hat menu, So he has
decided to follow the plan origin
atcd 10y the man who ate bird
every day. He took his first bite
out of the now celebrated straw
hat with no serious results. The
bite was taken in the presence of
Il reporter. 1t will take about 100
bites to dispose of the hat. He
has confidence in his ability to ac.
compish the feat.
The agreement TO eat the straw
hat has given Mr.. Watts an inter
national reputation. English,
French, German aud even Oh incSr
papers have commented on the af-
fair. In the Chinese publications
there is suggestion to match
some of the native commands IL
gainst Mr.. Watts in bird nest
eating contest. When asked if he
would enter such Il contest Mr..
Watts said that he preferred to
wait and see how he stood the
straw hat diet.
Much interesting comment has
been made ON the novel agree
ment. The many friends of Mr..
Watts in various parts of this
country are sending him ncwSpa-
per clippings hearing on the mat
ter. \ Montreal paper contained
the following paragraph; "A
Louisville man is to eat II straw
hat to pay an election bet. Any
jackass could do that
MIR. Watts received Il postaI card
from another friend in Canada
The address was as follows:
Thomas piXley Watts, ESD,
Louisville, Ky, The Great Amer.
lean Straw Hat Eater"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-12-12
BOURkE COCHRAN.
lie Has a Word for Presl.
dent Roosevelt.

Chicago. ILL.,. Dee. "a pro-
gram o' protest against British
methods in the South African war
was carried out before an immense
audience in the Auditorium The
alter here last night.
Resolutions for the appointment
of committee to bring the senti-
ments of the meeting before the
President were adopted.
Altho an admission was charg-
ed, the funds being intended TO
aid the Bocr women and children.
standing room was mt II premium
and many were unable to gain adj
mittancc.
The program opened with song
1.-THE True Heart" sung by 10
German singing societies of Chi
cago.
The total of the relief fund rails.
ed at the meeting was oyer 81, 800.
One check was sent up to the
stage for 800. Many checks were
i'll sums of 800.
Bourkc Cochran was the orator
of the evening. He was received
with Il tumult of applause, and
was checrcd repeatedly during his
delivery. Among other things he
said:
The conquest of the Transvaal,
while it might be dangerous to the
burghcrs, would be fatal to Eng
land. The people who have the
greatest interest of all in the de-
feat of English arms are the peo-
pie of England. They can be saw
ed from this peril. Civilization
can be delivered from this cloud
which darkcns its horizon if the
conscience of the English people
be awakened.
Providence has so ordered
events that the President of the
United States can compose this
bitter quarrel. 1t is IN extraordi-
nary opportunity offered to an cx-
traordinary man. 1t would not be
necessary to draw the sword, to
make any threat of armed inter-
ventiou, or to take an unfriendly
attitude.
"Oue word spoken to the Eng
liSh Ambassador or in the hearing
of the English nation would re-
store peace and establish justice,
secure liberty to these Burghers,
promote enormously the prosperity
of the human race and bring inn
measurable glory to the American
nation. Win that word he spok-
emf
Never in history have such
momentous results hung on the
lips of human being. Will The.
odore Roosevelt improve the OPP
portunity for himself, his country
and the whole human race?"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-12-12
GOVERNOR FAILED.
In Settlement of Coal Min.
crS' Strike.

jefferson City, Mo-, Dee. o.
Gov. Dockcry cumc home from
Rich Hill this morning. He stat
ed that the miners strike was not
settled, and there would he some
difficulty in doing SO. He said;
| asked the company and the
strikers to submit the matter to
the state Board of Arbitration.
The company refused this. then
ordered the board to take up the
matter amy way. and it will do so
and try to bring about u settle
mcnt today -
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-12-12
unique Application for Pension.

A unique application for n pension
is now before the United States senate,
the government being asked to provide
for a man who, according to best &C
medical science. DR.. Jesse w. Lazear
was appointed contract" surgeon in
1900 and was sent to Cuba. While
studying infectious diseases there he
died of yellow fever. The surgeon
general reports that Or. Lazesr died
as the result OF certain experiments
which he made upon himself His
widow asks S25 n month.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-12-12

and assimilative processes rdnI be hurried.
DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
cures diseases Of the stomach and the asso-
ciated organs of digestion and nutrition
The source Of all physical strength is food
properly digested and perfectly assimilatcd.
ny enabling the perfect digestion and assim-
ilation OF food Golden Medical Discovery"
increases and curiches the blood supply
and sends new strength to every organ of
the body,
~ was at one time as I thought almost at
deaths door, writes Mr.. J. S. Bell of Leando,
Van burea Co, Iowa. "I was confined to my
house aud part OF the time to my bed. / had
taken quantities Of medicines but they only
seemed to feed the disease but must say that
Golden Medical Discovery has cured me, and
today am stouter than have been for twenty
yea" am now forty'three years old"
FREE, DR.. Pierce's Medical Adviser sent
nee to you on receipt of stamps to pay
expense of mailing oHiy. Send thirty one
onecent stamps for cloth bound book OF
twenty one stamps for paper covers 10 DR..
X V, Pierce, Buffalo n. y.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-12-12

Persons having legal advertise
mcntS, such AS final settlements or
administrators notices, trustees
sales, orders of publication, etc
should remember that they have n
right to have the same published
i'll any paper they may wish. The
MESSAGE will publish them for
you at reasonable rate.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-12-12
Ir seems that both political par

Ir seems that both political par
ties in this State have been nc
cepting campaign funds from the
corporations. We have no hest
fancy in saying that it is wrong
The corporations do not give with,
ont expecting return, and so long
as this condition of affairs exists
legislation in the interest Of the
whole general public will be neg
lected.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-12-12
DUR0C JERSEY H0GS.g Sc y
A Few Points il Their Favor,

ID Hardy, vigorous, least sub
ject to cholera of any known
breed. GU Very prolific, ten to
fifteen pigs to the litter is the
average. (3) Rapid growth, cas-
lily made to weigh 200 lbs. at six
months, 300 at ten, 400 ut fifteen
months, ~ Very gentle dispo-
sition. 90 Best breed known to
cross with other breeds, Farmers
wishing to raise better hogs can
not do better than investigate the
merits of the Duroc Jersey.
A few choice male pigs for sale
by b. w. HALE,
Laddonia, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-12-12
Mrs. Louise Powers hung her

MRS. Louise Powers hung her
self to n bedpost in st, Louis last
Sunday. She left the following
pathetic note to sister; Dear
Sister: ] have acted so bad that |
am ashamed to come near any of
you. Don't ever let brother know.
ri am not fit to live, SO here
goes. do wish you would love
and forgive me. Don't ever drink
This is what caused it all.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-12-12

Az inquirer rises to ask: "Why
should the whisky tax be rcduced'
1t is added to the price of the
goods and is charged up to the
consumer-who is certainly en-
titled to less consideration than
are those who use any other rtl-
Gle"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-12-12

TIE Ogre Poultry Yards, of
Thompson, had the honor of ear
rying off two blue ribbons at the
y. +. Mo. Poultry show at Bowl
ing Green last week, which speaks
well for the breeding. All win.
ncrs at a show of such competition
prove themselves to be of fine
stock.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-12-12
BOURNE Cochran says that one

BouRKE COCHRAN says that one
word from President Roosevelt
would end the war in South Afri-
ca, and he asks, will Theodore
Roosevelt improve the opportunity
for himself, his country and the
whole human racef" Cochran,
just this suggestion; if we didn't
have our own little trouble in the
Philippines Roosevelt would speak
that word in less time than three
days.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-12-12

PROF. j. b ROGERS is publish.
ing THE School Bulletin" drvot.
ed to the educational interests of
Monroe county. Prof Rogers is
an able educator aud of course he
would get out II good paper. lie
is Il brother of Prof. +. j. Rogers,
of the Farbcr public schools.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-12-12

SENATOR HOAR has introduced
resolution in Congress directing
the President to enter into negoti
utious with foreign civilized coun-
tries for the purpose of setting
aside some island in the Pacific to
which anarchists may be dcportcd,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-12-12

THE Democratic leaders in this
State are quarreling among them
selves and, ditto, the Republican
leaders are quarreling among
themselves, No vantage ground
here for either side.