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Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

annual settlement, overdrawn 81. 10
Melvin Beamer, overseer road
dist. 46, annual settlement, war
rant ordered for SO 78.
w H Wilson, overseer road
dist. Al, annual settlement ap-
proved, warrant ord for $48.44.
FEBRUARY 2ND, 1904.
Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all the judges present and
the following BUSINESS transacted:
N j Henry, overseer dist. l, an
nual settlement approved, warrant
ordered for $41.2S.
j A Lowery. overseer dist 16,
annual settlement approved, bal
ance due overseer $6.42.
] w johnson, overseer dist 2,
annual settlement approved, war
raut ordered for $4,000.
John W Beagles, overseer dist.
40, annual settlement appr'd, bal
ance due overseer, 1915.
n E Hodge, overseer dist 48,an-
nual settlement apprvd, warrant
for $l6.66.
A A GunaWay, overseer dist 81 ,
annual settlement apprvd, warrant
for $25 40.
J NJ Young, overseer dist so, ,an-
nual settlement approved, balance
due overseer, $15.23.
VIM Hutohison, Overseer dist Is,
annual settlement approved, war
rant for $24.29,
Ben RemnO, overseer dist 25, 5,an-
nual settlement apprvd, warrant
for $12. 40.
Alex Paris, Overseer dist %,
annual settlement apprOved-bal-
anGe due oVeSeer, 90.
7, D. Rhears, Overseer dist 20,
annual settlement apprOved-bal-
auOe due overseer, S3l .48.
T, Q, Hicks, overseer dist 3,an.
nual settlement approved-bal.
ance due overseer, $28.06.
w. @. Shoup, oyeEseer. dist 3,
annual settlement approyed-war'
rant ordered for $43,43.
| j, A.Faree, overseer district 53
annual Observation-Disclosures due
overseer $4O.29.
G. M. Leet, eyerseer dist 90
annual settlement approyed-war.
rant for $3.50,
Geo. Kellerhals, oVerseer dis
"a, annual settlement approved
Overdrawn $69.24.
A. Z. Brare, overseer dist %,
annual settlement approved--war-
rant ordered for $3.50,
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11
Circuit Court Notes.

State of Missouri vs. Noah CrOs-
by, charged with criminal assault;
on motion State case dismissed and
defendant disehargedi defendant
rearrested on States information
charging carnal knowledge of fe-
male between IA and Is.
State ex rel Trimble VS. j. E.
Jesse ct al, continued,
Andrews Co. VS. w. NJ. Jones,
judgment for amount sued for.
Sharp ct al VS. Sharp ct al, con-
tinued,
Porter P. Wright VS. Cora
Wright. divorce granted plaintiff;
custody of child granted defendant.
Frank Armislead VS. Matte Ar
misteadi divorce granted plaintiffs
also custody of children.
House ct al VS. McCowen ct al;
continued for want of service.
City of Laddonia VS. Wm. Har-
risi trial court, verdict Of guilty
with fine S25i motion for new trial,
Harmon VS. La. s. Mo. R.R.Co. ;
change of venue 10 Randolph
county allowed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

Turner McBaine. the we'll known
cattle man of Boone county, now
touring Europe, in a letter to the
Columbia Herald mentions the live
stock industry in Europe. I'VE
can learn nothing from the Ger
mans in the breeding of cattle. as
they have no finely bred, beauti-
fully finished cattle as you see in
England aud America. i am Of
the opinion that America is not
only the present but the future
home of the finest aud best cattle
in tue world. and We need fear 40
competition from any part Of Eu-
rope in either raising orhandliua
them. In England aud Ireland
you see as well bred cattle a. son
see 1t home, but not nearly a. well
llnishad for Che narkot4
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

Horace Mundy resigned as sup
erintendent of the County Farm
last week. Mr.. Mundy made a
good superintendent. He has
built a new house on his farm,
northeast of the county farm, and
will move thereto next month aud
will hereafter devote himself priu-
cipally to stockraising.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

w. N. Maxwell at Thompson is
overseeing a farm owned by Wal
lace BassfOrd, secretary to the Hon.
Champ Clark. Mr.. Maxwell says
the farm has $500 fruit trees on
it. Rabbits did them considerable
mischief this winter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11
STOCKHOLDERS TO MEET.

Rush Hill, Mo-, Feb. 8, 1901
EDITOR MESSAGE: There will be
a meeting of the stockholders of
the Laddonia-Rush Hill,Mexico
Telephone Co. at Rush Hill, Mo. f,
Tuesday, FGg. 16, at 10 q. m. for
the purpose of organizing said
company.
Very respt.,
], N ROsser,
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Henry, near Molino, died last
week. The interment was in the
Mexico Catholic cemetery.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

Mrs. VIM. Curry, west of Thomp-
son, died last Thursday morning
of pneumonia. She was buried at
Thompson Friday. Deceased leaves
a husband and four children.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

While clearing out an old fence
row on his farm, three aud one half
miles Southeast of Dl;llersbnrg,
Tuesday, says the Columbia Her
aid, Richard Selby, Jr. was struck
in the right eye by a honey locust
sprnut aud u thorn penetrated the
top lid and entered the eye-ball.
In aiming to cut the bush down.
aud in striking it with the ak it
few back, stirling him in the face.
Mr.. Selhy was brought to Colum-
bia aud placed in the Parker Mem
orial Hospital. On examination by
the surgeons Wednesday it was de-
cided that the eye could not be
saved aud an operation for its re-
.mOysl Was performed .Thnrsday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Beatty, Jr., last Wednesday, u
son.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

The Vandalia and Mexico bowl
ing team had a game in this city
last Friday night. Mexico won by
269 pins.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

D. D. Gray, over near Santa Fe.
says he has a rooster that hadn't
crOwed for three months hut lately
began growing for Joe Folk and it
keeps it up.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

John w. Rutter has been ap.
pointed as the new superintendent
of the Audrain County Poor farm.
He takes charge March LIST.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

Mr.. and Mrs. R. Nj. White left
last week for a brief visit to the
Island of Cuba.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

A strange fate rests heavily on
the st. Louis boOdlers. The death
angel has paid his eighth visit to
the homes of convicted men. They
are: Edward Butler-John Parle,
son-in-law, and John Butler, son,
dies. Charles Gutke, convicted
delegate, sou dies. Otto Schu-
macher, convicted delegate, son
dies. Charles F. Kelly, convicted
delegate, son dies. Charles j.
Denny, convicted delegate, father
killed. Charles Kratz, daughter
dies. Emil Hartmann, convicted
delegate, son dies.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

Mrs. Charles Bybee Of Illinois
is visiting the family of George
Bybee at Santa Fe.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

We learn that j. C, DeLaporte
telephone system at LaddOnia has
been merged into the Buffum sys-
tenn. Mr.. DeLaporte, we under
stand. received So, 800 for his sys.
tenn. Twelve lines center into
Laddonia, and it is understood the
Buffum will rebuild and greatly
improve the service.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11
MY SOUL AND !.


q Stand still, my soul: in the silent dark
would question thee. &
Alone in the shadow drear and stark
With God and me!
( What, my soul thine errand herei
Was it mrth ease,
Or heapng up dust from year to yearl
May, none Of these"
N What hast thou wrought for Rghtand Truth,
For God and man.
n From the golden hours of brght-ey youth n
To lfes mid spanl
u Back to thyself is measured well
r All thou hast given;
Thy neighbours wrong is thy present hell,
His bliss thy heaven.
Peoplng the shadows, turn from Him
And from another; y
"a All is spectral and vague, and dim,
Save God and our brother!
Like warp and woof, all desnies n
n Are fast N
Linked in sympathy like the keys
Of an organ vast n
Pluck thread, and the web We mar;
Break but
Of thousand keys and the paining Jar y
U Through all will run.
{ Oh restless spirit! wherefore strain
Beyond thy sphere7-
Heaven and hell, with their joy and pain
Are and here
l. Whittier y
SssNSSx @Sx@Sx zS~SSSl lxSSAexSSx @Sx@Sxx xxSSxSS
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

Santa Fe is talking up a bank
organization.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11


ter, Miss Elga, of this city, will
spend the coming summer at their
old home in Scotland.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Taylor of this city
has been called to the bedside of
her brother at Fayette, who is
quite aged and very ill,
George Rose up at Thompson
says the rabbits are so thick about
his place that he has to house his
hounds for their safety.
Mrs. Albert Barriger and chill
dren of Louisville, KY, are visit
ing Mrs. Barriger's mother, Mrs.
r. Il. Mcconnell, of Thompson.
Rev. j. B. White, well remem-
bered in this county, fell from a
ladder at his home in Wellsville a
short time ago and broke an arm.
James Haskell of this city while
working in his shop caught his
hand in a piece Of machinery and
lost the finger above the nail on
one hand.
H, P. Middleton and James w.
Hall, candidates for Office, have
resigned as members of the Au-
drain County Democratic Central
Committee.
Leonard Gallop and Asa Hall,
both colored, were arrested last
week charged with stealeng con-
fections from box at the Mexico
depot. Next step they were land
ed in the city Jail.
The colored people of this town
are boasting that they are not
troubled with scarlet fever this
winter, as with the white popula-
ton. Not a case among the col
ored people as yet.
This item from the Live Stock
Reporter: j. B. Robertson, of
Audrain county. Mo-, was on the
market with a consignment of cat
tie. Mr.. Robertson is one of Au-
draiu eounty's most prosperous
farmers.
T. j. Gibson Of Mexico was in
New York City last week on bus
lness aud while there looked in
upon Prof. w. w. Clendenin and
Miss Ida Clendenin. his brother
in.law and sister-in-law, respect,
lively, who are teaching in the me-
tropolis.
Joe Uonsidiue, at Thompson, is
Just finishing one of the largest
new barns in the western part Of
the county. 1t is GA 80 feet, and
besides being large and commo-
diusshas every convenience for
stock. Joe Considine is one Of
; Apdraip's hPstlpg and most pros
? porous farmers,
Reube and Jack Brown, east Of
Worcester, are counted the mos
successful cattle feeders in thil
part Of the state. They attribute
their success principally to clos,
! attention, good quality corn qnd
= other feed and pure living water
! phesa boys are said to spend Z
great many Of their waking hour
A With their stock,
f The St. Louis Post-DispatGI
s gives an account of VIM. s. Bry
% an aud wife of that city bein
r driven from their home by hOr
y of robbers, who made a concerto
Ie attack on the Bryan residenc,
). kAlrs. Bryan was in a legal contrC
& tersy over $4,000. The paper
:. stated that she carried the none
a ola her person, and the robbel
( read the papers, hence the rai'
2 The Bryans have left their hon
"a not to live in it again MIR. WI
"a s. Bryan ia a cousin Of Mrs MI
TAYLOR Gf this city.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

sick.
Frank Mcclure, near Benton
City, orders the MESSAGE to his
address.
b. W. Hill, southwest of
Skinner, is a new readerof the
MESSAGE.
Jacob Berry has moved from a
farm east of Mexico to farm
east of Thompson.
Mrs. T. j. Hoxsey of this city is
at San Autonia, Texas, for the
benefit of her health.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Young OF
near Martinsburg are the proud
parents of a new daughter.
Mr.. L, M. Neal of Audrain and
Miss Lizzie Hsnsel of Mexico were
granted marriage license last
week.
E. R. Hagan, near Laddouia,
who sells so many mules, remem-
bered the MESSAGE in substan-
tial way last Saturday.
John Smith, who owned the
store at Cuivre postoffiee, this
county, has sold the same to John
Hall. Mr.. Smith will move back
to Middletown.
SAYS the Vandalia Mail and Ex-
press: E. q. Cook of near Ga
zette has sold his farm to Thomas
Hamlett at $50 per acre. Mr..
Cook and family will move to
Mexico.
It seems that Hon F. R. Jesse of
this city aud Judge Barnett OF
Montgomery county are to be the
only two contestants for Circuit
Judge of this district. Judge
johnson. Claude r. Ball and Mr..
Cook have withdrawn from the
contest.
I. j. Gibson of this city spent
about ten days in New York city
recently. He says every trade or
exchange down there is on the
cash system. He was impress
ed with the peOplei they are cord
ial, greet you warmly, but they
have no more than said wood
mornIu", than they turn to bus
mess,
Mr.. Wallace D. Bassford, of this
city, private secretary to the Hon.
Champ Clark, was married in
Washington, p. o., the a9th Of
January to Miss Annie Gallagher
Wallace kept the matter secret
It'll all was over" They will
come to Mexico to reside after the
adjournment of Congress. Oul
best wishes extended.
Our young friend c. F. Morris
reared In A1draip, for two p
three years connected with thu
agricultural department at Wash
ington, D. c., now located at Hell
ena, Mont, in renewing for th
MESSAGE adds, II am glad t,
note your firm stand for cleal
Democracy in Missouri I expec
to lie in Missouri during the GAN
Pplgn peEt fall.ll
Mr.. Charles D. Williams an
MIss gusle Grim, daughter Q
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Grim of thi
city, were quietly married at tn
Christian church, after praye
meeting, last Wednesday night b
Ed. A. w. Kokendoffer Th
Young people kept the affair Q 9,
hlet from their families, aaa {
course all were not q little su
prised. Mv. Williams is emplog'
with the Water Works 90.
hiahly respected young couple al
We extend our congratulations q
bost wishes,
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

Says the Vandalia Mail and EX-
press: E. q. Cook of near Ga
zette has sold his farm to Thomas
Hamlett at $50 per acre. Mr..
Cook and family will move to
Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

Mrs. g. A. Mathis died at her
home near Sturgeon last week IF
inflammation of the stomach. She
was the mother of fifteen children,
supposedly the laigest family in
Boone County.
A Henry county farmer found a
cigar in his small sons pocket re-
Gently ana after whipping him for
having it, smoked it himself. The
cigar was loaded aud it burned the
farmers whispers. The farmer
then whipped the boy again.
OthO Hart, cOlored, shot Punch
CasOn, colored, last week with q
38 calibre revolver, the ball strik-
ing him just over the eye. The
ball fiattened itself on the negro's
skull and he is out as usual while
his assailant is languishing in Jail.
"Never shoot a negro" says the
Fulton Telegraph, "unless you use
q cannon"
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

It seems that Hon F. R. Jesse of
this city aud Judge Barnett of
Montgomery county are to be the
only two contestants for Circuit
Judge of this district. Judge
johnson. Claude R. Ball and Mr..
Cook have withdrawn from the
contest.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

John Smith, who owned the
store at Cuivre postofice, this
county, has sold the same to John
Hall. Mr.. Smith will move back
TO Middletown.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

Mrs. T. j. Hoxsey of this city is
at San Autonia, Texas, for the
benefit of her health.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

MIR. and Mrs. Edward Young OF
near Martinsburg are the proud
parents Of a new daughter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

Jacob Berry has moved from a
farm east of Mexico to farm
east of Thompson.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

E. R. Hagan, near LaddouIa'
who sells so many mules, remem-
bered the MESSAGE in q substan-
tial way last Saturday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

T. j. Gibson Of Mexico was in
New York City last week on bus
lness aud while there looked in
upon Prof. W. W. Clendenin and
Miss Ida Clendenin. his brother
in law and sister-in.law, respect:
lively, who are teaching in the me-
tropolis.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

This item from the Live Stock
Reporter: j. b. Robertson, Of
Audrain county. Mo-, was on the
market with a consignment of cat
tie. Mr.. Robertson is one of Au-
drain Gouuty's most prosperous
farmers.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

Mr.. L. NJ. Neal of Audrain and
Miss Lizzie Hsnsel of Mexico were
granted marriage license last
week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

H. P. Middleton and James w.
Hall, candidates for Office, have
resigned as members of the Au-
drain County Democratic Central
Committee.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

b. w. Hill, southwest OF
Skinner, is a new readerof the
MESSAGE.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

Leonard Gallop and Asa Hall,
both colored, were arrested last
week charged with stealeng con-
fections from box at the Mexico
depot. Next step they were land
ed in the city Jail.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

The colored people of this town
are boasting that they are not
troubled with scarlet fever this
winter, as with the white popula-
ton. Not case among the col
Ored people as yet.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

Joe Uopsidipe, at Thompson, is
just finishing one of the largest
new barns in the western part of
the county. 1t is Ga K so feet, and
besides being large and commo-
diusshas every convenience for
stock. Joe Considine is one Of
Apdraip's hpstlpg and most pros,
perOps farmers.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

Frank Mcclure, near Benton
CITY, orders the MESSAGE to his
address.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

Mr.. Wallace D. Bassford, of this
city, private secretary to the Hon.
Champ Clark, was married in
Washington, p. o., the a9th of
January to Miss Annie Gallagher
Wallace kept the matter secret
It'll all was over" They will
come to Mexico to reside after the
adjournment of Congress. Our
best wishes extended.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

Reube and Jack Brown, east of
Worcester, are counted the most
successful cattle feeders in this
part of the state. They attribute
their success principally to close
attention, good quality corn and
other feed and pure living water!
pbese boys are said to spend q
great mapy Of their waking hours
With their stock,
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

George Rose up at Thompson
says the rabbits are so thick about
his place that he has to house his
hounds for their safety.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

Mrs. Albert Barriger and chill
dren of Louisville, KY, are visit
ing Mrs. Barriger's mother, Mrs
r. II. Mcconnell, of Thompson.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11
,oMs LOCAL AND COUNTY NEWS IN PELLET FORM
,a3 99S9S3 80 3SSSS3SSS

II. B. Sansberry, west OF
Thompson, has moved to Mexico
Mrs. Arthur Brandon, north
east of Rush Hill, has been quite
sick.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-02-11

James Haskell of this city while
working in his shop caught his
hand in a piece Of machinery and
lost the finger above the nail on
one hand.
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TRIlBY had no corns She removed
them with Trilby Leafet; absolute
cure; 10c by mail. Riggs, the Drug
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CONTINUED from last week.

Now then. when you go in debt you
must provide to pay that deot. The
republicans we're extravagant and were
forced to raise the money In some way
TO nav for that extravaganza. TWO
wears ago in their state platform they
pIedeed themselves to enact compre-
hensiye and fair revenue law. what
ever taeir pretentlons were, the real
object was to raise more money. ~
was a conspiracy Matched out III the
Noting minds of those in control OF
the legislature. Extravaganza demand
Oh more money than the old law would
produce. In making the new law tney
must shield themselves. The ldrmer'
the business man, and the Small Tax
nayer must bear heavier propoitioh
OF the burden. ~. =
of lis examine this new law lCI
moment. 1t is cunning piece Oh reg
islation. 1t not only was passed. "
raise more money, but 10 Duiiu up
mighty political engine. Under TUG oiu
law every township or preclnct VI
ward elected it's own assessor. SOME
- the Townships elected republican as
SCISSORS some populist, and some uenio
cratic. There was not the snsses.ioa
Of a machine in these assessors. :.
gave each township and each ware the
rigbt of seIf-government. Ii all as
SCISSOR failed to do his duty the peo-
Mo at the next election could turn
him down. no
Under this new law, however, one
,,o.v aosessor is elected. lie is
!. .olacted. Tor four years. This county
assessor appoints his dcpsttes IA scr
nrccinct He may appoint local Meh.
He may send in carpet pags.fo' pu'
everyone appointed by him IS MS po'lt-
ical lieutenant. The moment county
assessor is elected and his deputies APP
pointed he has a political macnlne.
with this additional machine the peo-
ME are more helpless. The machine
rms for four years. There is no relief
until four years have expired and tnen
the people will be again tied hand ana
foot by the same machine.
Another bad feature Of the law is
that the salaries paid the county as
SCISSORS OF the state is just that mucn
additional expense to the taxpaJ els Of
the state. Under the old law II was
not necessary to appropriate any mon
ey to pay for county assessors. There
: were none. The new county assessors
absolutely an additional expense.
st as said awhile ago, the tendency
adays is to create more Offices all
\pe and pay more salaries, and all
kney must come from the peo-
\Hh additional taxation
is bad in another respect.
Nebraska and loan your
y have to pay taxes on
out of the state, you
Money you want to
1--WE to pay single
you loan. Some
pan who lives
q treated bet
\citizens who
\state and
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WILL the lat lady who passed our
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Treatment reduces 3 to pounds
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