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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-17

czonych. : Wyjazd delegacyi o.
p6znil sic. Pierwotnie miaio do
deputacyi nalezec "a osob, ale
zmniejszono znacznie te liczbe w
celu zmniejszania wydatkow.
Petersburg, 1890 czerwca. =
| Otec Jan Z Kronsztatu, ktoregog
energiczne pismo, wyrazajace O.
burzenie ma morderstwa w Kiszy-
niewie, w swoim czasie oglosily
pisma liberalne, teraz kazal oglo-
sic otwarty list do "Braci Chrze-
Scijan" w Kiszyniewie, w kt6rym
przeprasza ich "a swoj surowy
sad pierwotny, gdyz przekonaf
sic dowodnie, re Chrzescijanie
ma tych zajSciach wyszli najgo-
rzej, podczas gdy zydzi podw6jne
juz odszkodowania zyskali / jesz-
cze sic wzbogacili, i re gi6wnie
wnnymi byli zydzi, re do zajsc
owych krwawych przyszlo. Do
woody jasne daja ma to zeznania
Swiadkow naocznych.
Budapest, 1890 czerwca. =
| Prezydent ministrow Koloman
Sell oznajmi} w wegierskiej izbie
poslow, re prosil cesarza Franci-
Ska J6zefa dymisyq i re ia O.
trzymal. Stefan Tisna otrzymal
cd cesarza polecenie utworzenia
nowego gabinetu.
Spokane, Wash, 1890 czerwca.
- O szczegolach strasznej kata-
strofy w Heppner, Ore, donosza:
Nieszczescie wydarzyio sic o 60
dzinie 80, kiedy wiekszosc mie-
szkancow zasiadala do wiecze-
rzy, tax nagle, ze 0 jakimkolwiek
ratunku mowy bye ME mog}o. O
godzinie s ma zach6d Cd miasta
zgromadzily sic czarne chmury.
Burza wybuchla i po straszliwym
piorunie olbrzymia masa wody
wlala sic we Willow Creek, E mil
Cd miasta; W okamgnieniu pra-
vie woda dosiegia miasta pory-
Waiac "a SODA domoStWa szalo-
ma szybkoSciq niszczyla, CRU
chotaIa, porywala ze soba wszy-
stko po drodze. I 1900 mieszkan-
cow ledwie polowa uszla zy-
ciem. MIody czlowiek nazwi-
skiem Leslie Matlock byl bohate-
rem dnia. Wskoczywszy ma ko-
MIA, popedzii galopem przed wy
lewajacQ sic "a MIN woda ku
miasteczku Lexington, by O.
strzedz mieszkahc6w, kt6rzy tez
w wiekszej czesci schronili sic ma
wzgorzu, MIN fala zalala miasto,
w kt6rem osta1y sic tylko diva
domy.
Eau Claire, Wis, 1890 czerw-
ca. - Podczas odbywania sic tn
karnawalu letniego, wczoraj VIE
czorem o godzinie 9:3o zalamal
sic napelniony ludzmi pomost As
stop dlugi przy moscie ma Madi-
son str, i sto lilkadziesiqt ludzi
| wpadlo do rzeki. Duzo os6b 70
stalo pokaleczonych przez gruzy,
ale ma szczeScie Mkt ME zosta1
Smiertelnie uszkodzony. Szpitale
zapelnily sic jednakowoz pacyen-
tami i uroczystoSc karnawalowa
nagle sic zakohczyla.
Springfield, ILL.,, 1890 czerwca.
- Ma przedstawieniu W menaze-
ryi "Gaskill Munday Carnival
CO. "wczoraj wieczorem, w ma
miocie zapelnionym goStmi, po-
gromca Munday wprowadzil do
klatki zapelnionej dzikiemi zwie-
rzetami mlodego, Iva, zwanego
Roosevelt, gdy najwiekszy w
menazeryi lew poludniowo anne
rykahski, zwany Dewey, rzucii
sic ma nowego przybysza i rozpo-
czela sic straszliwa walka. Po-
gromcy udaio sic wprawdzie roz-
jatrzone zwierzeta pokonaG /
Emusic do uspokojenia sic,
ale Roosevelt zostal przez De-
weya przedtem smiertelnie skale-
czony.
So-o-4o~ Do 1Eoro o,a-,,,oo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-17

: jezeli zadania uni ME zostana
wypeinione. Podczas gdy z jednej
strony Wlasciciele hotelow i re-
| stauracyj zapewniaja, re tysiace
nowych robotnikow naplywaja-
! cych do miasta sq gotowe zajac
miejsca unionistow, i re unioni-
stow wielu wolf wracac do piracy
wyrzec sic unij, anizeli dalej
bye bez piracy, = utrzymuja ma
tomiast unijni kelnerzy, re roz-
! poczynajacy sic sezon letni, O.
twierajacy MOVE pole piracy dla
kelnerow, utrudnia stanowisko
restauratorow w koncu zmusi
ich do poczynienia wszelkich u
stepstw zadanych.
Wielu zapewnia, re toczace sic
pertraktacye ia dobra juz weszly
droge i re obie strony poczyni}y
juz pewne ustepstwa, tax, re mo-
zna wkr6tce spodziewac sic "a
kohczenia strajku.
Trzej "prowizoryczni" ME beda
sedziani.
Nadaremnie glosowaliSmy d.
bm. ma trzech prowizorycznych"
sedzi6w: ME zajma oni drzedow.
Wyzszy sad stanowy W Spring
fieldzie wczoraj pred poludniem
rozstrzygnql, re ustawa wydana
przez legislature w roku 1901, ma
mocy ktorej liczba sedziow okre-
gowych w powiecie Cook o trzech
zostaje powiekszona, sprzeciwia
sic konstytucyi i jest niewazna.
Powiat oszczedzi przez to $780,
600. Juz przedtem sad wyzszy
stanowy rozstrzygnqi, il Geese
tel ustawy sprzeciwia sic konsty-
tucyi, a w kwietniu b. r. legisla-
tura zniosla owq ustawe, ale pa
nowala przeciez wqtpliwosc co do
tego ,czyli Gala ustawa r. 1901
jest niewazna, dla tego obie par
tye postawily swych kandydatow
ma "prowizorycznych trzech Sc
dzi6w" wybory sic odbyly. Jak
wiadomo, zwyciezyli wszyscy
trzej demokratyczni kandydaci,
- chociaz teraz ma mic i'm sic to
zwycieztwo ME przyda.
Nienieccy gospodarze wiejscy W
Chicago.
Wczoraj po po}udniu przybylo
do Chicago czterdziestu kilku
wiaScicieli d6br ziemskich z Me
mice, ktorzy juz Cd dw6ch mie-
siecy podrozujq po Stanach Zje-
dnoczonych, azeby poznac tutej-
sze stosunki, szczeg6lniej 60
spodarstwo wiejskie. Przybyli
wlasnie Z Fort Wayne, Ind,
gdzie ogladali wielka "kofl-
ska farme", a W Chicago, gdzie
diva dni zabawiq, chcq przede-
wszystkiem zwiedzit fabryki mi
wiarek. DIS wieczorem beda ma
bankiecie w "Germania Club.
Mieszkaja w Palmer House;
sa miedzy mimi sami Niemcy, ale
roznych stron: tallze Mora
vii, w. KS. Poznahskiego
(Maximilian Beuther z Go}eci-
na), Pomorza, Meklemburgii,
Szlqzka, Saksonii, Wroclawia,
Berlina, Lipska, Prus Wscho-
dnich, prowincyj nadrehskich i t.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
Cook Must Retire.

The Sedalia Sentinel, one of the
leading Democratic papers of the
State, has truthfully said:
"The Democratic party cannot
afford to again place Mr.. Cook in
nomination for any office. His
connection with the ring, his
Cardwell experience and his pres
ence with Mr.. Speed when he
bribed a State senator must stand
as an eternal barrier between him
and any Office he may seek at the
hands of the people. The Dem
ocracy of Missouri cannot afford
ito stultifyitself by placing in nom
ination for Secretary of State or
for any other Office a man who
has been mixed up as Mr.. Cook
has, and<if the party carries out
the sentiments that seem now uni
versal in its ranks, and nominate
an anti-ring, anti-corporation and
anti-boodle candidate for Governor
they cannot nominate Sam Cook
for secretary of state A ticket
headed by Reed or Folk, or by
any other man who has stood out
against the Ubiquitous practices of
some of the politicians of the State
cannot carry with it the name OF
Sam Cook. Neither Mr.. Reed nor
Mr.. Folk, nor any other good man,
could 60 before the people and ask
support of the ticket numbered, as
it would be, with the name OF
Cook. II the spirit of good gov
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
Sullivan Guilty.

Senator W. T. Sullivan was
found guilty at jefferson City
last Thursday by a jury Of twelve
men on a charge Of soliciting a
bride and was fined 500. the max
imum figure.
1t is said that when Sullivan
heard the verdict he at first turned
pale, then red-he was expecting
acquittal.
Attorney General Crow made a
strong argument; charg-
ed that witness periured them
selves to clear Sullivan. He thought
no innocent man needed perjured
witnesses, and declared that truth
crushed to earth would rise again
and that full punishment would
be meted out to public servants
who violate trusts.
Grow, however, in the progress
of the trial failed to introduce tes-
timony calculated to substantiate
the charge against Sullivan.
The accused is a Republican and
was charged with asking money
from Whitney La yton, who repre-
sented a baking powder concern.
We had not thought Sullivan a
very bad man-doubtless worse
boodlers than him ronning loose.
However,if he is guilty as charged
he should have gotten that maxi
mum two months Jail sentence
also. Some men just laugh at a
fine, but a Jail sentence is not so
easy.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27

eminent which is abroad turnout
the State is to eliminate in any
great good. Mr. Cook must be
eliminated from all calculation in
regard to the next state ticket.
Those people who are advocating a
change in Missouri are looking to
purify the party, and in doing so
are selecting candidates for Gov
ernor outside the ring aud they
must at the same time find a good,
clean, upright, honest man whom
they can support for secretary Of
state. 1t is only by such action as
this that the party can be purified
aud the rascals driven outside the
portals"
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
WEAVER.

Miss 0mma Martin of Bio nm
ingtOn, ILL.,, was the guest of her
sister, Miss Leta Martin, few
days last week.
Mr.. Roberts aud wife and so n of
Montgomery City were the guests
of their daughter, Mrs. Flynt, first
of the week.
Ed Robinson and Eugene Will
liams went to st. Charles Sunday
where they will go into business
with their cousin, Chal Weaver.
Tommie Arnall was called Sat
urday to the bedside of his brother
of Wellsville who still continues
very low with malarial fever.
Rev. Johnston of Worcester
filled Rev. Riney's appointment at
Mt. Zion Sunday.
Miss Emma Green of South Salt
River is the guest of her uncle,
Bob Byars, of Bean Greek.
Mrs. Laura Heller has returned
from St.Louis where she visited
her sister, Mrs. Robinson.
Henry Weaver is shingling Claud
Bybee's house this week.
Marion Jones of near Benton
City was the guest of his uncle,
Jake Jones. first of the week.
Everybody was rejoiced to see
the rain that fell Tuesday.
Our school comm enced Monday,
with Mr.. Strawhey as teacher.
Doan Weaver is home again.
We understand he has quit the
merry gO-round.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
Aaaa...-tt.....aA
NETGHBoRHooD NEWS
-. 1900
CENTRAL LINN

The fne rain Tuesday morning
will insure the early corn.
Powell Stuart finished pressing
l25 tons of hay for Butler Guthrie
Monday. Mr.. Stuart is a hustler.
Messrs. Ferguson aud Beine of
st. Louis are visiting at their un-
cle's, I. B. Ham.
Miss Adams attended church at
Benton City Sunday.
Mr.. Perry aud wife of Iowa who
have bought the Henry Hirth farm
were in this part of the country
Monday. They are we'll pleased
with this country.
Paul Hudson is putting up the
second crop Of clover.
Quite number from this eom.
munity attended the social at Mr..
Ford's Monday evening
Bob Dye who has been i'll is out
again.
Walker school opened Monday,
Miss Mary Coakley teacher.
Pete Harper aud crew began
work on a fine house for Pat Dew
aney Monday.
Jim Hicks and family Of Han
nibal, well known in this vicinity,
are moving back We welcome
them IN our midst
4 B. Ham w o has been III is
able 70 be ont again.
George Coakley and sister at
nended church at Benton City
Sunday and we're entertained 70
dinner at Mr.. Cohoon's
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
PUBLIC SALE.
TassdaE. septsMbaf q. feOa.


AT my farm, emile south of
Rush Hill. Will sell without re-
serve or by-bid, so help me God.
ITO HEAD CATTLE, as follows: %
choice milk cows; 30 head yearling steers
-high-grade ShorthOrn and Hereford;
three year old steers-weigh $50 pounds;
10 head 1 and year old heifers-ShOrt-
horn and White Face; 30 head sucking
calves.
500 SHEEP, as follows: $50 choice year.
ling ewes; l25 two and 3 year old ewes;
l25 lambs--mostly eve lambs, Cotsw0ld;
! thorobred Gotswold buck, . years old;
? yearling Black Face Shropshire bucks;
30 fat yearling wethers.
"a HORSES and MULES, as follows:
2 work mules; one year old mare mule; 3
yearling mules; II choice brood mares, all
young and In fOal by thOrobred PercherOn
horse; No. saddle ssd harness horse
25HOGS, as follows: 3 choice $50 pound
Poland China bOars; registered Duroc
Jersey boar 200 pounds; one 200 pound
sow; l thOrObred Chester White SOW and
pigs; sOws, averaging $50 pounds.
Lot Offarm implements and some house
hold furniture.
TERMS: All sums of $40 and
under, cash: credit of 6 months, Z
per cent interest over $40, pur-
chaser to give bankable note.
Plenty dinner on the ground.
j. N. ROSSER.
AuctiOneers: j. 7. johnson and
Jap Stephens.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
Order of Publication.
State of Missouri IN the circuit Court
IS To the september
county of Audraln Term, 1908
Fred S. Norris, Plaintiff,

Thomas e. Johnson, John P.
johnson and the Unknown Heirs
of Richard johnson, deceased,
and all persons claiming and who
might claim by. thru or under
them, Defendants.
Now on this 10Th day of July,
AID. 1908, comes plaintiff herein
by his attorney and files with the
Clerk of this Court, in vacation,
his petition, duly verified by affi-
davit of plaintiff, alleging among
other things: that he is the owner
and now in the lawful possession
of the following described tracts
or parcels of land, lying, being and
situate in the County of Audrain,
State of Missouri, to-wit: The
west half of the southeast fourth
of the southeast quarter Of Section
sixteen, Township fifty one, Range
eight, west of the 5th P.M,: That
said lands have been in the con.
tiuuous possession of plaintiff for
more than one year, that he holds
the title to said real property and
that the said title thereto has fully
vested in him by limitation under
the provisions of Section 1868 en-
titled "Limitation in case Of GER
tain titles" Of chapter As Of
the Revised Stantes of Missouri,
1899:
That Richard johnson died in
testate in Audrain County, Mis-
souri,, on the day Of December,
1870, leaving as heirs Thomas e.
johnson, and John p. johnson of
the State Of California, Martha ] .
johnson, who intermarried with
Woodson johnson now deceased
Sallie A. johnson, who intermar.
ried with Temple Wayne now de-
ceased. and William p. johnson
all Of Audrain County, Missouri
and other heirs to said plaintiff un-
known; That there is not now
living a widow Of the said Richard
johnson deceased: That said
plaintiff has contracted with w
Latney Barnes for the sale of said
lands and to convey to him a good
understandable title thereto on or be-
fore the LIST day Of March, 1904:
That at the instance and request
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
ne Scandal Monger

When you are tempted to say a
word reproachful of your neighbor
stop to consider the ancient saying,
LET him that is without sin cast
the first stone"
No person is more deserving to
be kicked into hades tn an the scan
dial mOnger. He has a forked tongue;
digs into the sanctuary of the
home, would often separate man
aud wife, break the hearts of aged
parents, crush forever the hopes
of an innocent girl-what is there
he would not do!
We were shocked last week to
learn of a case in point. 1t comes
from n town in the eastern part of
our county; a splendid community
but, it seems, cursed with the
scandal monger, as are most other
communities, more or less.
A minister of the gospel is
concerned with an innocent young
girl. The Farber Forum pub
lished the names of twenty.One
citizens among them some of the
best men living aDywhere-who
denOunce the reports as false and
without foundation. The Mes
SAGE knows the preae her; his aged
parents aud other relatives live
not many miles from this town,
and we have thought to help him
if we can, defend his good name.
He is also a prominent teacher.
The brother worked to raise the
moral standard of the community,
condemned drinking, etc, did what
he cOu Id to help the boys and girls
of his school to higher ideals-but
see the thanks he gets from certain
sources A prominent citizen of
Farber tells the MESSAGE that the
reports against the preacher
character cannot be denounced
in too strong TERMS "
We shall ever stand ready to de-
fend any good mans good name,
A good name is above rubies, it is
worth all else.
Let the honorable and unsullied
citizenship of Farber stand by
Prof. E. L. Rogers, hold up his
hands; stand by an innocent or
phan girl, too, trying to make hei
way in the world.
Kick out the scandal mOnger.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27

Joe Folk aud Roosevelt are 10
have conference at Oyster Bay
to discuss extraditiOn measures,
the latter wanting TO lay hands on
fugitive Missouri boodIers. See
the distinction Folk is bringing
for this State. Mr.. Folk belongs
to the nation, and the Chief Elk
ecutive would do him honor. The
Missouri State machine and its adj.
herents constitute the only people
who further dare to stand back
and belittle MIR. Folk and his
work. We understand that the
st. Louis World this week, Boo.
der Ed Buffers paper, declares il
will support anybody for Governor
nominated on the Democratic
ticket except Mr.. Folk. What will
the machine do about that viii
Il class itself with the boodlersi
Will Gov. Dockery dare to hold
out any longer. even refuse 20
mention Folk IN any Of his
spoeehesg
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
Notice of Sale Under
Deed of Trust.

Whereas, James S. Tombs (who has
been dead more than nine .months) and
Elizabeth Tombs, his wife, by their GER
tain deed of trust dated December 18th,
1895, and recorded in Book II, at page 452 Of
the deed records of Audrain county, Mis-
souri,, conveyed to &C. l.. Mayhall a:
trustee the southeast one quarter of the
northeast quarter Of section thirty slS
1866, in township tifty-one OH, range five
(5) west, which said tract lies partly in
Audrain and partly in Pike county, Mis-
souri,; which said conveyance was
made In trust to secure the payment of q
promiSsOry note therein mentioned and
described; and whereas default has been
made in the payment of said note and lin.
terest and the said trustee, c. L. May
hall, is absent and declines to act, now
therefore in accordance with the power;
conferred upon me as acting sheriff Of
Audrain county, Mis- souri,, in and by said
deed of trust, and at the request of the
legal owner and holder of said note |, the
undersigned sheriff of Audrain county
Missouri, will expose for sale and will
sell the real estate above described al
public sale TO the highest bidder for cash
in hand on
Monday, September ri, 1908,
al the front door Of the Court House il
the city of Mexico, county of Audrair
and 5 tate of Missouri, for the purpose Of
satisfying the debt and interest evidenced
by said note and the costs and expenses
of sale.
QUINCY JAMES,
Sheriff of Audrain county, Missouri.
First insertion August ~, 1903.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27

Fred Tomkins Of near Middle
town called at this Office Tuesday.
He has traded his 60 acre farm
south of Mexico to w. w. Harper,
Mr.. Tomkins getting the 480 acre
farm where he has been living for
two years. He is 10 the garden
spot Of Audrain, be thinks; says
they are q fine people down where
he lives and all the Democrats.
practically, are for Folk and goo6
government.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27

Walter Williams in the Column
bia Herald takes the position of
the MESSAGE, favors honest pri-
mary election" for choosing the
State ticket next year. Says the
people are supreme and the nom.
inees should be the peoples choice
upon the peoples platform. The
Herald further says: The Missouri
Democratic platform will contain
the substance of Decalogue anG
the Democratic nominees will bt
able to stand upon it without
blush or explanation, particularly
Plank Eight.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27
SKINNER.
Warm weather this week.
Threshing outfits still going.

Threshing outfits still going.
The little boy of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Raney was run over by a
four barrel load of corn last week,
bruising him considerably. At
first it was thought that the child
would die from the injuries but
now we are glad to learn that t
is convalescent. The wheel passed
over the child's breast on to it's
face, slipping off just before the
wheel struck the skull.
Mr.. Dunn of Galloway was here
buying mules recently.
A number Of land buyers here
last week. We hear of no sales at
this time.
Octave Ellis sold twenty "a Id
hogs Monday at 1926 to deliver
this week.
VIM. H. DeJarnatt entertained
fifty-five guests Saturday night and
twenty-five Sunday night-more
than their share. Tents were used
for sleeping apartments. The
guests were delegates to the Old
Baptists Association which met at
Liberty.
To .Gatewood attended the State
VS.. Barnes case in Mexico.
Miss Lizzie Galbreath of Car
thage is the guest Of her uncle, Il.
T. Squirting, and family.
John Quinlan and wife gave a
party Tuesday night in honor of
their children.
Misses Lena and Patti Bruce af-
ter a three weeks visit here re-
turned home near Sedalia the 18th.
The Misses Chatmans and With
Harrison attended the State Fair.
Russell Squirting and your hum
BILE correspondent attended the
State Fair.
| Mesdames Jane Melloway and
Susie Tuttle of Galloway are here
the guests of Mrs. Alice GiIpin.
Miss Ella Washington began her
school at Gatewood the 18th. A
large enrolment this session.
Duly school begins next Monday
Alex Bruce sold Roy Patterson
one calf last week for $21.00
Miss Ellie Bruce visited in Co
lumbia aud Kansas City the last
three weeks.
Misses Whitfield aud Bessie
Lindsay of Ashland visited the
family of George Faddis recently.
! Mrs. Maggie Faddis visited her
sister. Mrs. sgd Condien, of Sc.
dalia last week and attended the
Fair.
The people at Bethlehem called
Rev. HIP, Kelly Of Andrew county
| at Saturdays business meeting.
Willie Baker died Aug. 18th Of
consumption, at the home of his
brother-in-law, q 4. Jesse. Will
was fine young man of thirty.
four summers, a young man Of
many noble traits Of character, q
iine mind, and indispensable il
kindness of disposition. while
/ God ii his wisdom took him from
us yet a large number Of friends
aud relatives feel it great los.
and those nearest to him feel the
loss heaviest. He joined the
Christian Church ia his teens lived
consistent Christian life, always
walking ia the high road Of honor,
thereby setting an excellent ex-
ample for all bnt especially FOL
those younger than he. The IA.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27

Quite a number from this viein-
ity expect to take ID the excursion
to Quincy this week
Mrs. N. Spencer and children
are making an extended
visit ia MariOu county.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27

Gov. Dockery says boodleism is
a new disease in Missouri. Why,
no! Goes back at least four years;
one of our present State officials
admits that he witnessed game of
sandbagging in 1899.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27

The second annual tournament
of the Mexico Gun Club was held
Tuesday. Several out of town
shooters present, among the num-
Der j. II. Winscott, Charles and
j. L. Palmore and w. M. Wright,
all of Sturgeon.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27

The State ring must be over
thrown; the mass of Democratic
voters must see that this is done,
and they must hold on to the de-
mand that only pure men are nomi-
mated for the State offices. AS Sen.
ator Cockrell expresses it, put nc
man on the ticket "whose character
and life show that he is susceptible
to the influence of bribery and
corruption" That hits the BULBS
eye exactly.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27

eral was preached Thursday at o
a. m. at Liberty ~ Rev. KokeD-
doffer, after which the remains
were taken by rail to Monroe City
for intermnnt.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27

Congressman w. D. Vandiver,
Southeast Missouri, says the Folk
boom has taken that section. Van
diver says he is out of the race for
governor; doesn't want to run
against cyclone; Folk has the
field.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27

Logan Chappell, a pro minent
citizen Of Saline, relative of Mrs.
b. L. Locke of this city, born in
Galloway county SO years ago and
we'll remembered by many in
Mexico, died last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27

John Potts of this city lost his
gold watch and $25 in cash last
week while at the State Fair at Sc
dalia. Burglars entered his room
at the hotel.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27

They say you should not attack
a State official personally. If he
turns out a boodler or shows him
self Susceptible to the influence
of bribery"how would you treat the
case thenH Sullivan, State
officer, has been convicted of soliei.
ting a bride, suppose you "Should
not speak of it," is that it9
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27

Little Frank Owings BOatman
got his hand in a cider mill yes
terday: thumb and forefnger of
the left hand very badly mashed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-08-27

The right of appeal in criminal
cases in Missouri should be abol-
ished. Every boodler CONVICTED
in a lower court takes advantage
Of that law.