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Mexico Missouri message., 1902-03-27
HARD ON GROVER.
He Betrayed the People and
Is Now Il Noncntiiy.

Lincoln, Neb., March 2O.-lu
the forthcoming issue of his Com
moner, w J. Bryan makes rab-
id attack ON Grover Cleveland. de-
nouncing him aS n traitor, migrate
and political noucutity. The ami
mus of the attack is the letter re-
Gently written 10y Mr.. Cleveland To
+. NJ. Runncls, Il Mississippi ed
itor, in which the cX-Prcsidcnt
says, he is Qvcrioycd "to see that
the time is approaching when our
grand old party will shake off the
dreadful dreams that have afflicted
it, and fight again, as of old, the
glorious battles of pure Dcmocra-
cy."
Mr.. Bryan in his rcjoindcr says
i'll part:
'To understand what he (Clcvc-
land) considers dreadful dreams. :
and what he regards rs pure Dem
ocracy, we must recall his last
administration. For four years
he stood between the people and
reform; for four years he made
the White House the rendezvous
of cunning and crafty representa-.
tlvcs Of predatory wealth; for four
years the corporations and Syndi-
Gates controlled his administration
aud forced him 10 veto Democratic
measures and sign Republican
measures.
"llc was charged with II brtray-
al of his trust, with turning the
party organization oven to Wall
street, and with using the patron
age at his disposal to punish loyal
~ II''l i'N tllNi w ltNulN IttIfuIll
ones. The charge was preferred
before the rank and file of the
party and he was condemned by
the largest jury that ever sat upon
Il case. The sentence was com
plctc,Wn $500, 600 voters support
ed the pla tform which rcpudiatcd
his financial policy.
"Jf Mr.. Clcvcladd thinks that
the Democratic party will return to
the mirc into which he led il, and
which he left if, let him announce
his candidacy on amy platform he
Is willing to write, and he cannot
secure the delegation from a single
State III the Union. If his modcSty
forbldS his own candidacy, let him
name IL candidate who will agree
to make his administration like
Mr.. ClevcIand'S second admins
tratiOn, and he will not have
delegate in the convention. The
party will never go back to the
Odious and odorous days OF 1892.
gG."
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-03-27

Harvey Emmons, of this city,
attending Chicago University, was
awarded a fellowship in Geology
in that school a few days ago. 1t
has II money value of $400 besides
the honor.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-03-27
WALLACE SPEAKS.
Conpratulates Mr.. Stone,
His Competitor.

First it was W. j. Stone, in the
race for United States Senator of
Missouri, TO address the Democrats
OF Mexico and surrounding coun-
Try, and last Saturday night fol-
lowed William II. Wallace, for the
same Office.
lie was greeted with "A large au.
dlencc and frequently he was in
terruptcd by applause. He thinks
that the trust question will be the
paramount issue in the next cam
palgn; Stone thinks it will he i'm.
pcriallsm.
lie stood up for Missouri in one
of the most eloquent flights of or
atory and word pictnring we ever
heard. The editor of the old
Globe Democrat should have heard
him on this score.
After discussing the tariff-its
abolition to va tariff for revenue
only" as Il remedy for the trusts
Mr.. Wallace came around to "some
things relating to himself" He
used some vigorous language in
relation to W. Stone, as regards
the stand of both ON the money
question. Charged Stone with be-
ing b0ltcr, rs we'll as himself, in
repudatlng the Kansas City plat
form on the silver issue. Stone
had repeatedly said he was not
monomctalist, or gold bug, neith-
or was the speaker. The truth
ls,' dclarcd Mr., Wallace, Stone
ut heart has always been against
the l6-to-l plank in the Kansas
City platform. II is Democratic
family history that Stone went as
II delegate to the National Conven-
ton openly in favor of leaving out
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Mexico Missouri message., 1902-03-27

The Illinois Audubon Society is
prosecuting millincrs who put bird
plumage on women's hats. The
dealers say that women want them
so it is proposed to get at those
who tempt the feminine heart with
the prohibited feathers.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-03-27

Two pretty Indian girls, of
EufauIa, Indian Territory, who
are attending Hardin College in
this city, have been chosen to rep
resent the Indian Territory divi.
sion of the United Coufcderat,
Veterans at its annual reunion a.
Dallas, Texas, April -. The
young ladies are Miss Le0la Std
ham and Miss Tsinina Grayson.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-03-27

Monroe county has two such
pretty postmistrcsscs at Woodlawn
and Ash, says the Kansas City
Star, that the young men and
bachelors of the two towns write
letters to themselves rs an excuse
for going to the office.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-03-27

Prof. r. NJ. Woody, late of this
city, has accepted government
contract in the Philippines for
three years-at teaching school.
Mr.. Woody used to deliver speech
at the institutes in this county on
"IIow to make bad boys good"
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-03-27

Rev. 4. p. George, supcrintcnd-
ent of the Missouri Sunday School
Association, is to be in Mexico in
IA few days to endeavor to revive
the work and organization in this
county.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-03-27
Educate Your Bowels.

Your bowels can be trained as well
as your muscles or your brain. Cas-
carets Candy Cathartic train your
bowels to do right. Genuine tablets
stamped c. c. c. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, 1oc.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-03-27

II. E. Hisey bought four fine
horses from George Basinger, of
near Laddonia, last week. He al
so bought one excellent roam geld.
ing from John Hobson, of the
same place.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-03-27

Col. Aaron McPike, who settled
in Nandalia in 1874 and was one
of the founders of the town, cele-
bratcd his SSth birthday a few days
since.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-03-27

Louisiana, down in the state
of Pike" is to have Il new $2J 900
postoflice building-government
ownership. Thru the efforts of
the Hon, Champ Clark, Congress
will make the appropriation.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-03-27

Ed. J. d. Miller, of Pittsburg,
Pa, is to be the new pastor of the
Christian Church at AuXvasse.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-03-27

The Paris Appeal says that the
first primary election held in Mis-
souri, was in Monroe county in
1870.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-03-27

fore the County Board of Educa
ton in Mexico last Friday and Sat
urday:
Roy Hancock, Laddonia.
Rex Hancock,
J. l.. Shobe,
Nellie Shell,
Lou Y. Shell,
Hattie Vandeventer,
Mary Hatton,
+. S. McManamy,
j. NJ. Frost, Thompson.
Mamie Wright, Mexico.
Frances Cauthorn,
Bessie Hopkins,
Annie Hopkins,
Frances Harrison,
Ethel Bybee,
Margaret Moore,
Katie Marshall,
Eighty-One Turley
La Claire Tucker,
Mrytle Dunkin,
Mary Coakley, Rush Hill.
Carl Elder,
Minnie Sievers, Rowena.
Hart McGowau,
c. w. Sausberry, "
Allah Davis, Martinsburg.
Roy 5. NARROW, "
Lee Horton,
w. II Field, "
E. Smith, Vandalia.
Elsie Meador, Bachelor
Gilbert Vim, Skinner.
Miss Maud Douglass took tn,
county examination,
The examinations were on the
following subjects: geography
grammar, algebra, spelling, Ian,
guage, arithmetic, literature, civi
government, one science, physiol
Dgy, pedagogy. United States his
tory, advanced history.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-03-27

Every article in the drug line
kept at Dr. Patterson's dlng
store.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-03-27

i. n Rosser, of near Rush Hill,
has traded his farm for store in
Adai county.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-03-27

This is to certify that ! have
this day carefully cNmlucd lGc
children OF i Nord Davl, and find
that they have chicken pos instead
If smallpox, o~ was reported,
j ". WALLACE, NJ. ID
March -, 1902, Cant, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-03-27

EoyS Are Your KIdncyss
DI Hobbs SpaTaRus Pills cure all kidney ills Sam.
pie free Add Sterling Kennedy Co, Chicago or Nj
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-03-27

James J Butler, from the 18th
Missouri district, is to be oustcd
from his seat in Congress. The
theory of the Republicans is that
fraud on both sides has been
shown and that justice can he done
only by vacatiug the seat Buffers
contestant is out, too.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-03-27
Audrain Teachers.

Following took examination be-
fore the County Board of Educa-
ton in Mexico last Friday and Sat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03

The peculiar fate of Mr.. Buzzell of
Darlington, n. H., who wandered away
to Brunswick while in 4 state of mental
collapse while it has furnished a sub
ject for a lot of merry jeStS on the part
OF some facctiouS newspaper men Is by
10 means without parallels. The Port
land Argus tells of Portland man who
once started out from his office appar-
emily as straight and sane as he even
was. one day, remarking to his clerk
that he felt dizzy and was going out to
walk around awhile. That was the
last they saw of him for two weeks. Ii
fact it was longer before they saw
him. but he wired from CharlottetoWn,
L. T.. L.. as soon as he came TO-" ana
came home as soon as he could. He
had plenty of money with him, SO was
able to pay his way all right. lie went
aboard the St. John boat here and
bought ticket for that city. Then he
Travelled all over New Brunswick and
part of Nova Scotia and finally landed
1T CharlottctoWn where he woke VI
and found himself He had no recol-
lection of his wanderings, but after his
return he was able to trace himself
through his whole trip. He declared
that he could remember nothing about
his WandcringS and he still sticks to
the story as anyone can learn by cali
ing on him at his office on Commercial
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features OF the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. June None of the news
ueNcl9pn4nts since the Stock Exchange
closed, Thursday afternoon, awaited TO
induce any activity in the trading. Meth
ef the declaration of peace in South Al
rlca or the acute stage reached in the
anthracite strike awakened any interest
In inc stock market. There was som"
early demand for grain-carrying railroads;
OWING to the large advance in the net
earnings reported for April over last year.
Inc liquid response to the peace news
was III accord with the tone of the Lon
don marke; itself. This was partly at
tr!Gutcd there to the taking up of att -
non with the rcjoicings over the peace.
But there was undoubted realizing on Il
large scale as well on the part of spccu-
lators who have bought for several days
past IN anticipation of the peace. THIS
purely speculative profit taking. however
docs not alter the evident Importance to
the wh"le financial world of the ending;
OF the war, the StopDago of war CXpcndi-
lures ana the promise of early renewal
OF shipments from the South African god
mines. The conviction is general that the
money market must be kept free from cX-
traordlnary strains until the outlook IS
clearer for the obligations iHto tne I3:I.
Bonds were dun and irregular. Total
sales par value, $3.105,GN. United States
IS and old As declined * ana the ne "
IS "A per cent. on the last call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03
Pointed Paragraphs.

Vanity is the daughter of selfshneSs
IyDucritcs pray cream and live skim
milk.
Polteneas is the zero mark of loves
THERMOMETERS
be tall and thin.
Uurequitcd love soon acquires job
lot of wrinkles.
to tell the truth.
Some men arc SO stingy they won't
even give advice.
The now woman always departs whel
the new baby arrives.
Every " oman would live long, but no
woman would grow old.
n man imagines his bride an angel
until she asks for money.
Iaziness too often succeeds in getting
4 strange hold on ability.
Even in cash transactions the pocket
book is taken out in trade.
Some men are known by the company
they are unable to get into.
no mother is ever satisfied with the
second prize at a baby show.
Prophets are often without honor
but seldom without competition.
The farmer can give you spades
even il ne has no cards to hand out.
A lot of time is wasted by clocks tina
run too fast and by fast young men.
1t matters not what your ancestor;
were-it is what you are that counts.
When one man meets another that h
| is said to look like he usually Swears.
The uses of adversely may be sweet
| but it Is apt to sour mans disposition
The patience of the average MAJ
doesn't get a chance to rest until after
he has acquired a monument
1t sometimes happens that a domes-
| tic explosion is the result of a lot OF
theories getting into mans head.
Before being taught how to shoot il
might be well for the young idea Il
learn to know when it is lOaded.-Chi
! cagO News.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03

tended ard detailed account of how
Potts had been snubbed by Emperor
William and the whole German court.
And the snub was a deliberate and in
territorial one, given because the officer
had not been friendly to the cause oi
Admiral Schley, OF course, it was j
fake. an outrageous falsehood, and
nothing else, and the vigorous denial
that comes from Berlin gives the
American paper in question a nice OPP
portuhity to apologize to an officer on
whom it tried to put Il stigma. The
stub is on the sheet which dabbled i'll
yellow journal methods. Emperor Viii
liam doesn't bother himself over
American family affairs to the extent
Of Stumbling" a naval attache whose
conduct and character are above re-
proaCh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03
Peace in South Africa.

SO it seems that peace has come at
last in South Africa, peace after over
two and a half years of bloody warfare
which has resulted III the wiping out
of two republics. II has been costly
war for England. not only costly in
that it has been 4 billion dollar affair
and that many thousands Of it's best
soldiers have been Killed, hut particu-
larry expensive to EnElands prestige
as a war power. Against odds such as
Were seldom seen in war before. the
Hocrs have prolonged the struggle in
desperation as bitter as it WAS hope
less. AMI have made good over and
over again the famous boast of
Kruger that the price Of EnEland's vic
tory would atagger humanity. AS to
the crushed Hoers. they have sacrf-
feed everything. The whole force in
the field, practically, has been bIotted
out, killed or captured. The British
now hold fully 10000 Boer prisoners
\ rich and fertile land has been made
little more than desert, and untold
thousands of innocent women and
children have suffered and died
Rhodes dream of making South
africa red on the map is now pretty
wei realized. but unhappily in the
process the soil itself has been red
dencd with the blood Of men. England
may well rejoice that peace has come
The burden of taxation has been made
much heavier by the war and this and
the severe losses have made the struC-
gle unpopular at home. 1t would
have been heavy cloud over the coro-
nation of King Edward had not terms
of peace been agreed upon ut this time
There IS a big problem before the Brit
ish empire in South Africa and it:
solution will be watched with keen in.
terest around the world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03
Isolation for Consumptives.

Consumption" declares writer in
the New York Medical Record, is
more dangerous than smallpox, and the
American people cannot too soon awake
to 4 realization Of the fact" This is
rather startling way to put the mat
ter. and perhaps an extreme way of
stating it, but that it is not wholly
without basis Of truth is shown by the
great interest taken in consumption in
medical men in recent years the at
tempts to isolate patients and the
successful sanatorium treatment of
what have been considered hopeless
cases The Sanatorium treatment of
so irm hold in the estimation OF the
medical men. that it seems rather
curious to consider that but Il few years
ago the method was almost unknown
and the Record points out that Davos
Plat. IN the Switzerland Alps, the first
place in Europe to win a reputation as
a resort for those afflicted with cor
sumption, was not opened until 1870.
At present Dawes Platz is visited by L
larger number Of lung sufferers than
any other place in the world, ana last
year there were no less than 1000 Swiss
treated there. while the number Of
Germans treated was about the sdnc.
Only 800 Americans were patients there.
The place stands at an altitude Of 5000
feet, is sheltered by natural barriers,
and the air is soothing to the patient
with weak lungs.
The sanatorimn treatment is nothing
more or less than pure air ana plenty Of
it. and careful dict with plenty Of
exercise and plenty Of rest. After
showing that to a certain class; Of con
sumptige patients the effects Of rcsii-
ing in high attitudes is beneficial to q
marked degree, the writer in the
Record SAYS no country in the world
presents such opportunities of pursuing
this mode Of treatment under the most
favorable conditions, as does the
United states. ana it has always been
4 source of wonder to him that the
mountainous regions Of Colorado have
never boon utilized by the energetic
American people in establishing
sanatoriums for the treatment of thou
sands upon thousands Of sufferers. Not
only Colorado. but sections Of the East
aud South and even of our own con-
sumption-infestcd New England are
wen adapted to the cure ana prevention
Of consumption i'll this way 1t IL the
best method of treatment for the
disease and as it i.olatcs the patients,
the plan protects the innocent public.
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Chicago Market.

:, :, chicago, June :.
Bulls i'll corn Wcr" very aGgrrSSivc to
day Under discouraging Circumstau, Us
they bought heavily and turned Il wcai
market strong.
Wheat was helped some by the tITmu, <.
Of coarse grains ana recovered from cHrJH
losses. At the close July wheat gained !:
shade July corn gained 1riJs and HUN
oats were &c up. PROVISIONS closed ) Il
,ZMlo cents higher.
The leading futures closed as follows.
WHEAT-No. July. 721G; Sept, .I.,;
Dee. rs
CoRN-No. JUL. G27s@l4; Sept, 5s7sr,
OATS-No. , July old. 24H: July new
SoA; Sept. old. 277s; Sept. new. 297s; De
new, ;Gh.
MESS PORk-Julv, 1117A; Sept, 1879.
1.ARD-July, 1925: Sept, 1880
SHORT R1BS-July, 9S3E: Sept, $50
FLOUR-Easy.
WHEAT-No, 3 spring, 71g4a7274; No.
red, 1894,
CORN-No. . yellow G13s@62
OATS-No. 3. 33Hnll; No. white AZ
as; No. 3 white, Rob
RYE-No. ., 50.
BARhEY-Iair to choice mating. C6H5:
tLAXSEED-No. ]. 1jS; No 1 north
western, 176.
TIMOTHY SEED Prime, 6.5oaG.35.
MESS PORk-17..te,I725 %.
LARD-10.22LM102
SHORT RIBS-9 $685.
SilotLDERS-Dtv Salted. SMSH.
SHORT CLEAR S1DES-10 2Jnl0.35.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Rev. f. p. Woodward delivered his
last sermons as pastor of the Second
Advent church at Portland, Sunday
morning and evening. He made only Il
passing personal reference to his worl,
there for II years. He is uncertain
whether to take another passionate. or
TO oevote his time to literary labors.
Fire was discovered in the dwelling
house owned by Alex Theberg on Oak
street at brunswick. early Sunday
morning. 1t was caused by sparks from
a defective chimney and was well under
way before the department arrived
Most of the household goods were de-
stroyed and the house badly Quilted
The loss is unknown.
A little sloop was overturned in the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03
That German Snub.

Lieutenant Commander Templin NJ.
Potts has a name which has for months
been the delight of the funny para
graph writer's, particularly if the afore-
said writer be of the virulent pro-
Schley variety. AS a naval officer it
was the unpleasant duty of Lieutenant
Commander Potts to take part in the
official Investigations and inquiries
which resulted so unhappily for Ad-
miral SChlcy and his friends Al pres
ent he Is naval attache to the American
embassy at Berlin. 1t recently pleased
an American newspaper which has
shown more zeal than discretion OF
sense of justice in the Schley-Sampson
controversy, to give it's readers an ex-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03
Reflections Of a Bachelor.

Whisky courage always burns out
before the fight begins.
1t is better to love without thinking
than to think without loving.
Just what the public'S responsibility
for gambling is depends on whether
you win or lose.
The more dreams we have of riches
the more bread and butter awakenings
we have.
A pretty girl will do. or a good girl
will do. or if there aren't any of either
kind. any girl will do to bring smiles to
a man.-New York Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03
Boston Market

Boston. June ..
F'LOUR-Easier; spring patent. 4.05u5.
CORN-Easier; No. , yellow. ne.
OATS-EaSier; No. . clipped. SIX.
PORK-Quiet: ~. 50G22 10
LARD--Quiot; 10.
BEEF-Steady; extra sides, 10ka1l
light grass and cows, SAToa.
LAMB-Quict; 12nl2E.
NEAI.S-Quiet; 6Ml0.
BUTTER-Firmer. extra creamery a.:
q 70; eastern 49,.
CHEESE-Firm: now 1lT11ik.
EGGS-Steady: fancy 21.25; eastern L
M19.
ATOES-Easisr: Hebrons, soc.
SUGAR-Steady: 4.65.
COTTON SEED MEAL-Steady; %. 25G
$50
MINED FEED-Stcady: 22TI25
BltAN-Sp"inS steady; 39m20.25
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03

The entrance to behring's Oaks at
the foot Of State street. Portland. is
soon 10 be marked by handsome col
umns. Il is proposed to have monu-
mental post on each side of the en-
trance. composed of cluster of four
polished granite columns, the whole to
stand p feet high. The columns will
have Ionic tops and bases and the eff
feet of the complete plan i. very i'm
posing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03

harbor at Portland, Sunday afternoon,
and four men and one woman were
saved by +. c. Ramsdell and n. G.
Hanson. who succeeded in reaching
them Just in time. They were badly
chilled. but not seriously injured by
their experience. They did not give
their names 70 the rescuers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03

No notice whatever Will be taken OF
unsigned communications.
The journal cannot be heid respoh-
sibIe for the preservation or return o.
rejected Communications
Address all comm nicatiOns relating
70 subscriptions and advertisements to
BURLEIGH & FLYNT, Publishers,
Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03

Commencement comes but once a
year; which is sad for the merchants
but mercy to the rest.-Portland Ad-
vcrtiser.
Can it be that Brother Dunning, OF
any other man, really fails to APP
prcciate the sweet girl graduate: Are
merchants the only class that know i
good thing? Well, hardly, i'll this sec
tiUn,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03
LIGHT AND AIRY.
Just Like a Barber.

Timmid-Do you really think | could
learn to shave myself us well as bar
Der?
Jenks-Sure. all you need to acquire is a
good "azOr and Il habit of talking ID
yourself
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03
Mans Mission on Earth.
Medical Book Free.

For men only: the young, middle-aged
and old. Write today for this Wade Me
cum Key to health and happiness. Send
6 cents for postage. Address The Pea
body Medical Institute, No. Bulhncn
St, Boston, Mass.
The Peabody Medical Institute has
many lmitators. but no equals.-Boston
Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-03
Candor.

Ascum-You made so much money IN
the ice business last Summer | suppose
yuu'll be after the same trade again this
year.
Dcaler-Oh. yes, | guess by the time the
hot weather sets in again people Will for
get what | did to them last year.