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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04
Fair Yisiiars-Ihs Albany Hutal.

az Pt-a ave. ezra pass The door: ten min
ufe- 10 falr entrance. -.sGfnr r0nm<: fr-9
hath. filtered fee water: cool, shady lawn: res
taErsrt n hntfl. meas reasonable. take Eight
esnth St ca IT depot transfer to Page car on
WASHINGTON ave. get II nsa- door: 81 Per day:
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04
aoTELA
HOTEL STAFFORD,
CRESCENT HOTEC,

L.-FF'rSGwF-r.T. AVE. AND LOCUST ST.
one 81 - Louis new. modern hotsls. iuxuri-
o,4s;y furnished: rot and cold water IN every
room and h.-rT free palm room and cafe:
rates -. &c Fri s.. l2-afe-i hHif block from
Dirt In- % Mnrli-s Fair grouI..!k.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04
TIE AN STEROAM,

Ca.es Ave. sose-First-ciaSs place tor hrs;-class
people. rates 81 ard M. beautiful grounds.
large fpofus- sxceli-a: service bf-akfas-. I=..
overlooking Fair grounds; phone Forest 5sa.
TYs N.HN.3 Is caats a nav.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04
ROOMS FOR RENT.

EASToS. siisA-AccommodstiOn- in private
family for Fair visitors. rouiaS reserved. Low
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-22

SbomasS ct. @ermatnetr
Der erite Snbianer, Der mod ie i'm
@taate Soma our He9tspraris susez
laffen tpurbe, na6bem er i'm 9igblanb
Yart Gam college in @lbora, Sa., ftns
bert unb elm ausge5ei9netes @rame1
beitanben bat. Gr lit elm Na9tomme
bes canabifden gbief 9reat 8earb,
unb fein Batter tpar Elm pel5idser
Namers @ermaine. 8is au feinem
Is. Sabre tpar er pertpabrloit tpie bic
anbersn Snbianerfinber in ben WGlz
bern, bann fam er aber in bic &egie<
runesi9ule gu H%binelanber, Wis.,
unb er tpurbe Der lernbegisrigite Sunge
in Der Mnftalt. Sp6ter fam CT in bic
beriibmte Snbiansrf9ule su 6asten,
Neb., mo er 1901 grabuirte, tporauf ct
bas iuriftii6e 5igblanb parf College
be5og, po er feitbem als elmer Der fdz
bigften unb eifrisften Schiller ber
&ehtspiHenfdaft aalt
Mnbers gemetnt. Wtanr.
Cine fdle9te gieenf4aft bait Ou, baB
Ou nGmli9 niemals meine Sal6en
unteriu9it! 5rau: lnb bas nennit
Ou cine idle9te giseni4aft9 Mann:
NatiirIia; 1onit piirbeit 9u finben,
baB lie ale serrifen iinb!
= @pefutatip. Nlter 9err:
SD babe sic erft fiir5li4 auf Der
&neipe tennen selernt unb iebt tpoaen
sic 5hon aebn Mart bon mir baben2!
Stubent: Sbr Neffe tbeilte mir perz
trauli9 nit, bab Sie 81 ihm gefagt.
Gie bdtten mas fir MIDI ibrig!
= 2eute. m@s 1T
unerbDrt, mas fir Sfanbale tGglid
BET unf'rer Na9barfamilie portoms
men," rSo!!!... Gs iinb aber bod
gauge nette 2sute!" nsSa, jebes fir fi4
anein = aber sufammen iinb fe eine
rehte 8anbe!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-22

fteben. Gs mar gu piel bes Jur4ts
barren, bas auf lie einftiirmtel @etern
bate elm u~nertparteter unb plDBli9er
Sob ben S9maeer bintpsgeerafft; Tie
NOR nod tief bepest unb erf4uttert
BON bem S6idial zines Mannes, Der
bon 2ebensluft unb 2%ebensfraft se=
ftrobt bate unb Der Bel az ieinen
@6pG6ern unb 5eblern immer6in Der
8ruber hires @atten unb Elm @bren>
fels mar. Seibit feline &iidforberung
hes Maiorats mo9ts lie niGt aasu>
bart beurtbeilen. Gr mar freili4
ni6t e~belmGnnii9 gebanoelt; aber
Seinri9 tpar cine leibenfduftli9e, unz
bGnbiee Natur, unb bies @ei9Dpf
bate es perftanben, in linn mod
einmal @efible gu ertpsden, bic in linn
ieoe anbere Gmpfinbuns gum SGpei=
gen gebra6t. Ote 8arOnin pubte es
nur au gut: mas itGrtsr i'm Msnidsn
lit, bas iisgt. = unb nun mar bod
Der nnielies plUbli4 auIammensebros
den, mod ebe er in ben 8eiib ienes
MGb6ens sefommen, benz er aaes
opfern esmoIt. mas linn bisbsr pertb
unb tbeuer eepeien tpar. = @ein
Mannesport bate ct ftets treng sez
balten, unb es ttaudte nidt berbrieft
unb beiieselt gu iein.
On ienem perbdnsnibboGen @benb
mar aues i'm Sdloiie f4on CUR Rube
eeeaneen; bic 8arpnin modte bic
Sbrieen nit biefer S9rsdensna9ridt
nidt beunrubisen; aber tie mubte
penisitens Semanb baben, segen ben
fe fi9 iebt elm tpeniu ausiprsden
fpnnte, unb lie elite gu 8Gtbe binab.
rgr 1T tpirfli9 tobt9" fraste biefe.
msbr apeifelmiitbis als entieBt.
Sbre Serrin nidte nit benz 8opfs.
u&ein Wunber," faste Die alte
&Gtbe rubig. m@is Der ton barauf
Observation-Disclosures bat! gr mar ia
immer in elmer 4%ufregung, tpie cine
fseftuns, tpsnn tie alarmirt pirb unb
Bel ieinem pielen Srinten mubte i'm
notbpenbia einmal Der S9lag ribren.
Wie ver beut mad 9aufe fam, mar CT
audi i6on piebsr gang betrunten."
Die 8arpnin mubte bies i'm ftiuen
5useben.
r@ber id min tpenisitens binauf'
ae6en unb linn bic @usen aubriiden
nnb fir feline arme Seele elm Batter
unfer betsn," fubr &dtbe fort, unb in
i6rer raid entfdlOfenen @eife f4idts
fe fit 1oslei4 on. bic Slide gu Der.
laHen.
Shre herri1 polte ihr fplgen.
Gortfetuna foIat.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-22
Dee &ttBttarft su GaIma8em.

6almasen 1T cine rumGnii9e Sc
meinbe nit 1900 Seelen, no am Sage
bes beilisen Sbeobprs elm Sabrmartt
abgehalten mirb, an benz bic 8epphz
rler BON ettpa 80 OOrfern tbeilnebmen.
8eionbers sablrei9 nirb bic Stabt
bann BON neupermdblten Srauen be-
fudt; pieberperheiratbete @ittpen
bleiben benz Marfte fern. Selten BON
ibren Mdnnern, meiitens aber BON
tbren S9pieeermiittern beeleitet, er<
ideinen bic junsen Weiber i9on am
friiben Morsen NIT Weinfriisen, bic
nit 8lumen betrdnSt itnb; tper ibnen
beeeenet, tpirb sefiiBt unb barf aus
ih,en 8riieen nippen, pofir CT ii4
bur9 feline @ef9enfe erfenntli9 sei=
gen mub. Den Srunt pe~rpeisern,
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bern aud beren Samilie beleibisen.
Gefiibt pirb iiberaa, auf Der 9aRe.
in ben Wirtbsftuben, in Prtpatbduz
fern u. I. m. Sen uripruns bieier
Sttte bat man nt6t feit1teuen tOnnen.
giniee elduben, bab bic Sitte aus Der
3eit ftammt als nod bic SIrten In
Siebenbiirsen einfielen, mo fe bic
iuneen Srauen raubten. Oie aus Der
@efangenfdaft entflobenen Sraueu
tibten Bel ibrer Miidfebr na9 Salz
masen, no serabeSabrmarft mar, ale
8efannten, Die iie gu ibrer Hiidtehr
beglidniini9ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-22
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aspetten . S&Idse, britter AIarns
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heisuneen tebre GInrmt6ae, anaebro&t frA.
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Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24
INJURED MAN DIES.
Morris DudIey'S Fall From a
HandcaT.

The MESSAGE told of Morris
Dudley's getting hurt last week BY
falling from a handcar while re-
turning OH n trip, with compan-
ions, from Mexico to Thompson.
His home was Il half mile south Of
Thompson.
BY n misstep Mr.. Dudley fell
from his car and the Thursday
following he died of conclusion of
the brain, resulting from the fall.
Deceased leaves a wife and three
children, all daughters, the oldest
being Is years of age. Two broth
ers also survive him, one residing
in Southeast Missouri and the
other in Kentucky.
He was aged 5G years and 20
years of his life he had been in
the employ Of the G. & A. II. r.,
one of its most trusted workmen.
The entire community joins in
extending sympathy to the be-
reaved.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24
NOTICE TO THE
TAXPAYERS OF AUDRAIN
COUNTY, MO.

Notice is hereby given that l
will be at the following places on
the dates mentioned, for the pur-
pose of collecting all taxes due
said County. Please bring your
your last years receipts:
Rush Hill, Thursday, Dec. /.
Benton City, Monday, Dec. ).
Martiusburg, Tuesday, Dec. &.
LaddOniu, Thursday, Dee. s.
Rowena, Monday, Dec. u.
Sailing, Tuesday, Dec. 13.
Sturgeon, Wednesday, Dee. IA.
Centralia, Thursday, Dec. Is.
Mt. Carmel, Monday, Dee. 10.
Vandalia, Tuesday aud Wedues-
day, Dec. 20 and 81.
Farber, Thursday, Dec. %.
Office iu Mexico will positively
be closed on all of the above dates.
ALBERT HARRISON,
Collector Of Audrain County Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

Missouri exhibitors in the live
stock show at the Worlds Fair
have won 1854 in prizes. The
competition was against the world
Audrain county was in the ring
and won prizes as follows: Sad
die horses, j. A. Potts was award
ed five prizes Tom Bass two prizes,
c. f. Clark one prize and &. A
Morris, Jr., one prize, II. ii.
Cauthorn was awarded one prize
on fiue jacks aud jennets.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

company with their attorney E, l..
Afford went to New London Tues
day and filed bonds with. PrOsecu-
ting Attorney Ben E. Hulse and
Sheriff Landia Whitamore. DIR.
Downing gave a bond of So, 100,
DR., c. D, Menefee, 81 900 aud j /.
Z. Green 81, 500 Glen Wood hav-
lug already given bond, aud the
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

Mexico is to have wholesale
grocery house, il bruuch of the
Hass. Leiber Grocery Co. of st,
Louis. Frank Pearl and Johu
Haines, both travelling statesmen
for the st. Louis firm, were instru.
mental in having the branch
house established here. The cou-
Germ has the basement of the Fer.
ris building, on North Washing.
ton street. The place will be in
charge of j. D. Miller.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24
The Stolen Prayer

Let me do my work each day; and if the
Darkened hours of despair overcome me,
May not forget the strength that cOmfOrted me
In the desolaton of other times. May
Still remember the bright hours that found me
Walking over the silent hills of my childhood,
Or dreaming the margin of the quiet river
When a light glowed within me,
And promised my early God to have
Courage amidst the tempests of the changing years.
Spare from the bitterness and the sharp passions
OF mguarded moments May not forget
That poverty and riches are Of the spirit.
Tho the world know me not,
May my thoughts and actions be such
AS shall keep me friendly with myself
Lift my eyes from the earth and let
Not forget the of the stars.
Forbid that should Judge others, lest
! condemn myself
Let me not feel the glamour of the world,
But walk calmly in my path. Give
\ few friends who will love me for what am;
And keep ever burning before my vagrant steps
The kindly light of hope; and, tho
Age and infirnty overtake me, and |
Come not within sight of the castle of my dreams.
Teach me still to be thankful for life,
And for times oden memories that are
Good and sweet; and may the evening twilight
Find me gentle still
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

The following special" appear
ed in last SUNDAYS Republic;
Mexico, Mo, Nov. 19.-Some of
the corn in this section of Mis-
souri, is wOrmy, and liv" fine Jacks
belonging to Taylor Arnold, living
southeast of this city, in Galloway
county, have died from eating the
injured cereal Several more Of
bis ammals are dangerously sick
from the effects Of the wormy corn,
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

bond Of Ola Brown was filed with
Deputy Sheriff w. o. Kicks. His
bond being 81 400 and Mr.. Wood
800. Mr.. Green was incarcerat-
ed in Jail for a while at New Lon
don on Tuesday, Sheriff Whita-
more having placed him in Jail
on account of some differences
arising over his not giving bond.
Also on the same morning Sam
Wooten and julie Giles who were
indicted for gambling were taken
to New London by Mr.. Kicks.
Wooten and Giles left town be-
fore they could be arrested, but
were arrested on Monday night by
Mr.. Kicks and Perry Treadway at
Farber. On account of default of
not giving bonds they are placed
in Jail. They are trying to give
bond. We understand they sent
"a names to one of our citizens, of
parties they had either gambled
with or had knowledge Of their
gambling, and if these parties did
not get bond for them they
would "squeal' on them.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24
Druggists in Trouble.

The following item from the
Perry Enterprise-two of the par
ties mentioned were former citi-
zens of Audrain county;
Drs. 5. w, Downing aud G. d.
Menefee and J f Green, who were
indicted BY the grand jury for tile
illegal sale q liquor il Perry IN
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24
Folks Joke on Himself.

Didn't they fix mp this joke, and
then say Joe told it on himselff
They say it occurred in Mexico;
Fort Worth, Texas, Nov. 19.-
Joe Folk has a lot of humOr
about him, even if he is Of German
pareutage, said Col, EO Griffin.
Of San AntOuio, who was here to-
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24
Assignee's Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all the crcdl-
tors of j, y. GoolSbay, of Rush Hill, that
will on the 2sth, Goth and 3Oth
days of November, 1904, at the
law Office OF L. \. Shannon, in the
town OF Mexico, and county OF Audrain,
proceed publicly to adjust aud allow de-
mands against the estate aud effects as
signed to me by j. A. GoOlShay, for the
benefit Of creditors, and will continue said
hearing during the two following days.
+. A. SHANNON,
Assignee Of j. A. GOOlsbay.
Oct. %, 1901.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

You should begin some new work, and you think you
will begin it-TO-MORROW.
ought give up foolish and you think you will
do so-TO-MORROW.
The deadest OF all the nations SPAIN and Spain the national
word is "TO-MORROW."
Tomorrow the soft lounge which the weak human lies down
The power the dangerous influence OF the word tomorrow is
fortunately sign OF going backwards 1t sign that we are
yet fully developed mentally.
effort of the brain say of dsagreeabc thing, Il
will do to-day"
The WILL the expression of the souls intellectual purpose the
recently devcopd feature of the human being and it often
he weakest.
primitive animal faculties have full swing and tomorrow
oe not Interfere The drink
indulge any animal attraction has thought of tomorrow
His will well developed and when the animal i'll command
to-day rules.
Unfortunately controls the mental processes and there
lore, the processes which important.
1t hard reform, say Il shall reform tomorrow
say every day, 81 money and live
;ensiIly. will begin tomorrow"
what write and what has already been written persuade
hundred thousand people try TO-DAY cut TOMORROW out
o their list OF words useful work will have been done.
Take 81 shall think of tomorrow for tomor-
My only possession to-day and will do all
in it. will lul myself sleep promising myself about
time that will never come shall be man of to-day
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24
NUMBER a

day.
Folk and l were boys together
We were born in the same town in
Tennessee, sent to the same school.
swan in the same pool aud stole
watermelOns from the same patch.
We were always together when
youngsters. l was in St. Louis
before the election, and Folk told
me of his campaign in Mexico Mo.
Folk was sitting on the plat
form while local orator, waxing
eloquent and enthusiastic in his
arraignment Of boodling. stopped
in the middle of his speech and
thundered out: And who is this
man Folk7"
OF course, no one answered
him and this seemed to please him
Immensely. So, in a still louder
tone, he repeated, And, / say.
fellow citizens, who is this man
Folk!"
Folk said that little man in
the front row answered in a pin.
ing voice that could be heard all
over the hall, o , PU
bite; who is Folk2"
Folk said that the keen humor
of the situation appealed so strong
ly to the house that it was several
minutes before the speaker could
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

At a meeting Of the Linton Dis
trict Medical Society held at Col
umbia last week the following
were chosen officers: President,
q. l.. Noyes, Columbia; lst Vice
president, w r. Berrey, Mexico;
2nd ce-president, j. f. Flynt,
MolinOi secretary, E. S. Cave,
Mexico; treasurer, NJ. Yates, Full
ton.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

Joseph Kelley, in Union neigh
borhood, southeast of Mexico, eel
ebrated his list birthday last Sun
day. There was rich aud sumpt-
uOus dinner and 30 of his relatives
helped him eat it. A cousin, Mr..
Binny Kesler, of Union Hall, Va,
is visiting MIR. Kelley.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

Miss Sallie Henderson, aged 25,
a daughter of Mr.. Y, G. Hender-
son, residing north Of Molino, died
at IL O'Clock last Thursday morn
ing of peritonitis. She took sud-
denly i'll the night before and grew
gradually worse until death. De-
ceased leaves the father, two sis
ters, Mrs, Pate Cauthorn aud Miss
Mary, and two brothers to mourn
her death. She was also niece
of Mrs. s. Il. Kendall Of Mexico.
The funeral was held Friday al
Bethel Presbyterian church, OF
which she was a devoted member
since early childhood De.
ceased was a Young woman OF ex'
eellent character aud her death i
mousned BY many friends
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

Young men, save money. For
winter schooling, whether COM
mercial or other studies, attend
Westminster College at Fulton,
Mo. Enter any time. Write for
Bulletin. 4w
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

Our Laddonia correspondent
saws: 1--WE do not propose to
have accidents and lawsuits on
hands next year on account of
dangerous crossings. New brick
crossings are taking the place OF
the old planks. "
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

A. s. johnson and wife are in
Washington City to attend the
funeral of Mrs. q. W. Keyes, an
aunt of Mr.. johnson, who died
suddenly at that place Sunday
morning.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

DR.. E. S. Cave has bought the
Cunningham place in Mexico; re-
sold the house to n. Phillip, who
will move it away, and in the
spring DR.. Cave will erect IA hand-
some modern dwelling on the lots.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

Says the Montgomery City
Standard; Hon. P. II. Cullen of
Mexico in a private note to j. F.
Ball last Friday says: "Congratu-
latioms to Montgomery. She is the
peerless diamond shining out of
the universal Democratic gloom"
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

Mr.. Leslie II. Lowder of Mexico
and Miss Carrie E. Bodkin, living
northwest of here, were united in
marriage last Sunday, Rev. a. A.
Wallace officiating.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

The hitch rack lot in Mexico is
to be in charge of the city weigh
master-therc will be less com
plaint hereafter of whips, lap
robes. and other articles stolen
from the farmers wagons.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

The youug people Of ST. Bren-
denis Parish will give IA grand ball
at Central Hotel in Mexico tonight
The Wellsville string band will
furnish the music.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

Marriage license was granted
last Friday to Mr.. Harry 9.
Carnes and Miss Ollie d. Culver,
both of Rush Hill.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

The Hannibal Convocation,
composed Of all the Episcopal
churches in Northeast Missouri,
last week decided to hold it's. next
meeting in Mexico, in February.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

The Wabash railroad paid its
county taxes to Collector Harrison
"A few days ago. The sum was
So, 1920.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

A. G. billiard is new reader OF
the MESSAGE. He owns the A. u.
Butts place, south of Laddonia,
one of the best improved and
neatest little farms in that section
of the country.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

An elaborate dinner was enjoyed
by large number of friends at the
home Of Jet aud John Settles near
Rowena recently in honor of
Johns birthday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

Ed. w. Fl. Hook started on his
return home from Santa Barbra,
Cali, Tuesday, of this week.
Couldn't remain away from Mis-
souri, any longer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-11-24

Mr.. Wallace Rogers, the new
cashier elect of the Rush HillBank
has been a citizen Of Mexico for
about four years but for IL number
of years previous to moving here
resided on a farm near Rush Hill.