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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-05
THE SENATORSHIP.

II He CALL has nothing add that United
States Senator should be accorded Southern California Every
derived from natural politics supports this of the
and has anagonzed popriety The material
welfare and political peace the will be advanced by
policy 1t right and expedent To
nothing from the candidates of north Their
orable and their will the waiting period
needs before realization The Republican strong
in the Legislature the State that afford do right
No party weak strong afford do otherwise but the
subject peculiar call duty which persuaded
will heed
The geographical allotment of the office of Senator all
that should do California submerged all
its majority for President Roosevelt did this
the expression of passing fancy altogether assertion
strength and in there idle California
dorsed the President because the people believe him
the support of his policies They did this the full knowledge
what he stands for openeyed his great purpose his
of authority the solution of those problems of and
which others nched His message
the air and invited the cooperation of the people eecng
forms of which all will be the bene6cares We say all dvsedy
and meanng for those who reforms
will benefit from them much the people whose behalf they
be made
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-05
IN THE MAID OF
HONOR'S CARRIAGE
BY CHARLES GRHVES.

| palms on the broad stairs. wouldn't
you?"
pfsda.s fds'' string orchestra 'n' re-
| "Of course, of course string or
chestra," said he.
| And a jolly, informal wedding
breakfast, and punch she went on.
| That's the ideal" he said approx
ingly.
And every one who wept should be
fined five dollars" she said.
Make 1t ten," he suggested. "Or
thirty days in the House of Correc-
ton. The crime would warrant it."
She laughed gayly.
1T wouldn't be somber affair. TIL
| warrant you," she asserted.
"I'll bet it wouldn't" he said en-
Enthusiastically.
He mopped his brow nervously and
looked covertly at the girl opposite
him. Her eyes were still turned from
him.
I'D like to try wedding of that
sort" he said.
There wouldn't be any ushers," she
remarked pointedly.
Certainly not" he said. II fully
realize that. I'd like to try it as--as
bridegroom"
why don't you?" she asked family.
We'll. I would if I were sure Of the
girl" he said. You see" He
paused.
I'm afraid I don't see.'' she said
laughingly.
You sec, there's only one girl I
want, and I don't dare ask her, he
said plaintively.
Indeed" she said coldly
There's only one girl / want" he
repeated desperately, "and she's the
one who has heard me rail at we'd
| dings from time immemorial. I'm
afraid she wouldn't believe I was
serious"
The girls face grew very red.
"You-you haven't rallied at this
| imaginary one" she said without turn
ing her eyes.
In an instant he was on the seat be-
| side her.
Then she will marry me?' he asked
softly.
The girl pressed her hot face against
| the window of the carriage.
"You said you thought marriage
was "a lottery" she faltered.
Well" he said stoutly. t'who
| wouldn't risk a lottery chance if he
knew he would draw the capital
price,"
Copyright. 1904, by T. C. McClure.) }
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HE young man entered the car
riage, banged the door shut and
settled himself comfortably with
sigh OF relief. Opposite him
sat pensive young woman in a be-
wildering gown of fluffy white. The
young man removed his high hat and
mopped his perspiring brow. He ad-
Justed his tie and brushed the dust
from his coat sleeve. The carriage
ratified briskly over the pavements;
outside the early afternoon sunshine
flooded the streets with mellow glow.
Well" said the young man.
Strengthening himself and smiling at
the girl, another good man gone
wrong. Every time I assist at the
weddings of these reckless youths I
feel somehow like an executioner."
Were getting to- be arch-conspira-
tors in the wedding line, aren't we?"
the girl laughed. TT seems of late
that we are thrown together at every
one.
Lets ses," he unused, this is the
third so far this month. We're ac-
cumulating a great weight of RESPONSE
bility."
.'All my friends seem to be going in
for matrimony," she said.
Mine, too," he returned cheerfully.
"Hymen is an indiscriminate old
burglar. He gobbles EN- right and
left. And when a mans married he's
as good as lost to his friends-at first" {"
he added.
But they all come back to the
club and-and the old life, don't
they" she said testify.
Most of them," he admitted.
That's the man of it," she said.
Marriage is a lottery" he said,
lacking momentarily a more original
observation.
Pleasant the snaffies of courtship,
improving the manners and car
riage, she quoted.
But the colt who is wise will re-
frain from the terrible thornbit of
marriage - he finished.
There seems to be a great many
colts lacking wisdom" she remarked.
And lots more willing to lack that
commodity" he laughed.
Doesn't a wedding ever impress
you as rather pathetic" ?" she asked.
Always" he replied. "Often heart
rending."
well, mine shan't be-" she said.
'It shall be very, very cheerful"
That's the kind l should prefer for
myself" he acquiesced.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-05
THE SMART SET:
BY SALLY SHARP.

A dance for three of this season:
charming debutantes was given las
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. William G
Irwin at their home, Washington anc
Laguna streets. The favored guests
were Miss Margaret Hyde-Smith, Miss
Charlotte Wilson and Miss Anita Har-
yey. The beautiful house was luxu-
RANT in flowers and plants, the ball
room almost like a huge bower with
its profusion of greens and poinsettias
Each year many of the seasons buds
are given delightful hospitality by Mr.
and Mrs. Irwin, who have the pleasure
and happiness of young people very
much at heart. This affair was ever
more brilliant than its predecessors, the
gay assembly one Of beauty and vivac-
ity. Those invited were Miss Marga-
ret Hyde-Smith, Miss Charlotte VIII
son, Miss Anita Harvey, Miss Gertrude
Jolliffe, Miss Maisie Langhorne, MISS
Natalie Coffin, Miss Dorothy Eells
Miss Genevieve King, Miss Elsie Tai
liant. Miss Alys Sullivan. Miss Eliza
Kline, Miss Marie Parrott, Miss Edith
Berry, Miss Marjorie Josselyn, Miss
Carol Moore, Miss Josephine Loughbor-
ough, Miss Ethyl Hager. Miss Helen
Chesebrough, Miss Hazel King, Miss
Isabel Kittle. Miss Florence Howard
Miss Florence Whittell. Mrs. Allen
Miss Frances Allen, Knox Allen, Du
Val Moore, John Kittle, Frank King,
Russell Kline, Beverly Tucker, Harry
Simpkins, Covington Pringle, Truxton
Morris, Will Collier, Robert Eyre,
Douglas Macarthur, Page Collier, Ar
thur Foster, Templeton Crocker, J. o.
Tobin, Almer Newhall, George Cadwal-
lader, f. NJ. Greenway. Robert Schil-
ling, Percy King, Lieutenant Sypher,
Mason Terry, Lloyd Baldwin. Raymond
Armsby, Prescott Scott, Mr.. Rolerson,
Mr.. Howard Mr.. McKinstry, Mr.. Ham
ilton, George T. Freeborn of Paris.
Duane Hopkins of Boston, Godfrey
Dodge of New York; w. s. Cushing and
c. ]. Copman Of Simsbury, Conn; C.
A. Mum and Burrell r. Huff of Wash
fngton.
The Century Club held a reception
yesterday in honor of Miss Evelyn AL
mond Withrow. The return of this
artist recently from Europe has
brought the high commentator of
many of the best critics upon the work
she is showing. The auditorium OF the
club held many pictures and some
copies of the old masters, the latter
showing greatest skill in the art of
reproduction. Miss Withrow Is herself
q charming picture, looking yesterday
like a Rembrandt in rich gray bro
cade with old point.
Miss Laura Taylor invited dozen
guests to meet Miss Paula Wolff yes
terday at luncheon.
Another clever girl engaged. Yes
terday at a tea given by Miss Elsie
Dorr the announcement was made by
the fair young hostess of her betrothal
to Lieutenant Claude Ernest Brigham,
Artillery Corps, U. S. A.. A shower
OF good wishes Immediately over
whelmed this maid. who is bright and
attractive having made a warm i'm
preston upon her associates since her
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, enlistment in society last winter.
Miss Dorr is the daughter of DR.. and
Mrs Louis Dorr and a cousin of Miss
Margery Gibbons. Lieutenant Brig
ham has been at the Presidio since his
graduation two years ago from the
Wisconsin Military Academy. The
wedding is not definite.
On Monday, after dining con-
genially, a merry assembly passed
a delightful evening in the studio of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Mersfelder. There
the New Year greetings were ex-
changed and conversation waxed elo-
quent upon the various branches of
art, Robert Aitkin very materially
adding to the pleasure by relating his
late European experiences and the ad-
vantages derived from his trip. In
the party were Robert Aitkin. Xavier
Martinez, Porter Garnett. Mr.. Rix-
ford, Miss Wishard, Miss Toby Mr..
Nelson, Mr.. Wright, Charles Aiken,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mersfelder.
The ballroom Of the Palace will be
the scene of an affair somewhat out
of the ordinary on January Is. A
cafe chantant will exist from the
hours Of to IL. under the patron
age or our best known and most char
itably inclined women. The Tele-
graph Hill Neighborhood Association
requiring a benefit, this means has
been taken to secure attention and as
sistance. A musical programme is to
be offered. participated in by people
of prominence. whose names are with
held for the surprise that is to follow.
Tables may be reserved by communi-
eating with Miss Lille Maynard, 2S45
Fillmore street. The attendants for
this occasion have been chosen from
society's realm, their services enhanc-
ing the interest and pleasure that will
ensue from these novel arrangements.
Mrs. w. III. Crocker. Mrs. William G.
Irwin, Mrs. Henry T. Scott. Mrs. Hor-
ace Hill, Mrs. Ralph Harrison. Mrs.
Carter Pitkin Pomeroy. Mrs. William
Bourn. Mrs. Edward Eyre, Mrs.
Charles EeIls, Mrs. III. Bothin, Mrs.
Chauncey Winslow, Miss Maynard and
Miss Carolan are the patronesses.
Laurel Hall Club will hold q recep-
ton in the clubrooms, 1920 California
street on the evening of January IS.
Miss Katherins Glass is visiting at
Mare Island and will soon go to
Southern California.
r. B. Young. who was best man at
the Young-Voorhies wedding, is in
Southern California en- route for Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Dixon entertained at luncheon
in the cafe of the Hotel st. Francis
yesterday. the guest of honor being
Nine. Johanna Gadski. The table
was very prettily decorated and the
place cards most effective. The ladies
asked to meet Nine. Gadski were Mrs.
Eleanor Martin, Mrs. Alfred Hunter
Voorhies, Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton.
Mrs. Robert M. Greer, Mrs. A. B. Co.'S
tigan, Miss Ruth McNutt, Miss Marks
Miss Russell. Miss Brockman, Mrs.
Jarboe, Miss Hendy and Mrs. Rich
ard Bayne.
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she unused. "The church is too big
and gloomy and solemn. Surely at
the house-and for decorations few
simple orchids
Its amazing how you voice my
sentiments" said he.
The carriage swing around cor
ner and entered a more quiet street.
The young man f1icked an imaginary
bit of dust from his coat.
THAT would be wedding" he said.
You'd have an orchestra behind some
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we know in the one case that love
costs us all that it gives us and in the
other experience warns that, even
were the old nursery story true, were
pot of gold waiting at the foot of the
rainbow's arch for him who has cour-
age to seek it, the journey thither
would be long and painful, in spite of
the new and pleasant meadows along
the road which would open to our
view.
There is nothing in love but what
we imagine says Sainte Beuve. But
I would put it differently: There is
everything in love that we imagine.
Love" writes Longfellow is very
busy with his shuttle, is ever weaving
into life's warp bright gorgeous flow
ers and scenes arcadian.'
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The service should be short" she
said.
Just long enough to be legal" he
agreed cheerfully.
And it would be a very quiet az
.fair-just few friends, the cheerful
kind, not the weepy sort"
Second the notion" said he.
She looked up quickly, then turned
her eyes and watched the hurrying
crowds on the sidewalks.
AT high noon, and at the house" "
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-05
plight OF English Bank ClerLs.

The bank clerks of England are plan
ming the formation of a union in order
TO secure an increase of wages. They
say the present wages virtually con-
denim the clerks to ''celibacy, lodgings
and sixpenny lunches for life.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-05
An Unfair Advantage.

He-You say you like a manly man
What is your idea of manly man?
She-Well. for instance, one who does
not stay and stay and stay just because
he knows the girl isn't strong enough
to throw him out.-New Yorker.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-05

Ceylon Elephant Follows Buffalo.
The elephant of Ceylon is going the
way OF the American buffalo. 1t is
estimated that only 1000 elephants are
left on that island.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-05

This week best gold eyeglasses. specs.
zoe to soc (sold in store $3.50. at 10 4th.
front of celebrated Oyster Restaurant. !
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-05

Special information supplied daily 10
business houses and public men by IN,
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's), 80 Cali
fornia street. Telephone Main 1o43.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-05

Townsend's California Glace fruits in
artistic fre-etched boxes. It's Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-05

HE young man entered the car
riage, banged the door shut and
settled himself comfortably with
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-12-07
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, A. NJ. Balfour and Roshlie
d. Balfour, his wife, by their certain
deed Of trust, dated Oct. 2, 1904, and re-
corded in Book %, at page ESQ, Of the
deed records Of Audrain county, Nilsson
ri, conveyed TO w Arthur sharp tho
undersigned trustee, the following de-
scribed real estate situated in Audran
County Missouri, that is TO say:
The north west fourth % Of the north
east quarter 90 Of Section Eight (s)
Township Fifty, t5O) Range Eight tsl
west Of the 9th j.. NJ.
Which said conveyance was made in
trust 10 secure the payment OF certain
promlssory note therein mentioned and
described, and whereas default has been
made in the payment 'of said note, now,
therefore, in accordance with the power
conferred upon me in and by said deed "l
trust, and at the request Of the Ter
owner and holder OF said note, /, ; d
undersigned trustee, will expose for ale
and will sell the real estate above 40
scribed at public sale to the highest bid
der. for cash in hand on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER s, 1905,
between the hours off o'clock In the
forenoon and five o'clock In the afternoon
OF said day at the east front door OF the
court house in the City Of Mexico Coun-
~ Of Audrain State Of Missouri, for the
purpose of satisfying the debt as evi.
denced by said note and the costs and
expense of this sale.
w. Arthur Sharp,
Trustee.
-
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-12-07
M. W. A. ELECTION.
Speech-making and a Big Supper
Part of the Program.

Last Friday night was the au-
nual election Of officers Of Mexico
Camp Modern Woodmen. Several
of the old officers had filled their
places so well that they were re.
elected wi!i.uut opposition. The
following was the result of the
election;
IL. Z. Hollenbeck, V. G.
G. D. Glendy, Adviser.
J. w. Plunkett, Clerk.
L. +. Kunkel, Banker.
w. w. Jackmau, Escort.
Physicians, Drs. Crawford and
Bridgford,
j. 7. Bedbury, Waterman.
II +. Nicely, Sentry.
a. NJ. Trimble, Manager for
three years; T. j. Kelso, Manager
for two years.
After the regular order of bust
ness speeches were called for. J.D.
Orear made Il splendid talk for
the good of the order" followed
by Mayor Z. E. Jones and Alex
Carter.
The evening was greatly enjoyed
by all present. The camp voted
to put ii deputy in the field, and
later there will be fun when the
work Of adoptions gets more plrn-
lly.
Just at adjournment Clerk }.
w. Plunkett invited the assembly
to Hoxsey's for big supper at
his expense, a big supper it was,
too, just such as Hoxsey knows
how to fix up in Il minute. They
tell it on Neighbour VIM. Piper
that he walked four miles that ev-
ening to get to this supper--he
lives down toward Benton City
and another fellow walked &c feet
s iuches"-ask that tall fellow s.
W. Daniels who lives out toward
skinner.
The Neighbors all pledged them.
SELVES to come 10 lodge again soon
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-12-07
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, II. II. stuart and Nancy
Stuart, his wife, by their certain deed
Of trust, dated Nov. a., 1893, and recorded
in Book 10, at page ll3, Of the deed rec
ords Of Audrain county, Missouri, con
veyed TO Joseph +. Williams, the under
signed trustee, the following described
real estate situated in Audrain county,
Missouri, that is 10 say:
All Of lots oneQ) and two C2) In block
six 90 Of Hill and Reusch's second add.
ton TO the village Of Rush Hill, .Audraiu
county, Mo-, as the same appears on the
plat OF said second addition now on fle
and Of record In the Office Of the recorder
Of deeds within and for Audrain county
Mo.
Which said conveyance was made in
trust TO secure the payment Of certain
promlssory note therein mentioned and
described, and whereas default has beer
made IN the payment OF said note now
therefore, in accordance with the powers
conferred upon me In and by said deed Of
trust and atthe request Of the legal own.
er and holder Of said note, l, the under.
signed trustee, viii expose for sale and
will sell the real estate above described
at public sale to the highest bidder for
cash In hand on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER %, 1905,
between the hours Of 8 o'clock In the
forenoon and five o'clock In the afternoon
81 said day at the east front door of the
court house in tho city Of Mexico, county
Of Andraln, state Of Missouri, for the
purpose Of satisfying the debt as evil
denced by said note and the cost and OK
pcnse Of this sale.
Joseph T. Williams,
Trustee.
November 30, 1906.
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The Bible on Foot Ball

eastern papers are surprised al
the announcement that the foot
fall team of the Ohio university is
studying the Bible.)
By searching the scriptures the
football player will fud many
texts suited to the game and how
it should be played. Glance at
this lipt:
They RUSH with one accord. F"
Acts xix, 20.
Many shall RUN to and fro. ~
Daniel, xii, L.
That my FOOTSTEPS SLIP not.
Psalms, xvii, &.
run not to excess, III. Peter,
w., 4.
II will SCATTER them. "-Jere.
miah, xiii, "a.
Thy TAoKLING loosed. lisa.
iah xxxiii., %.
TOUCH him not. Psalms civ
az.
"TRAMPLE them. "--Isaiah xiii
3.
Require a SIGN (signal) II
Corinthians, l., %.
Speak that they go FORWARD .
Exodus xiv, 70.
"Time to KILL. "-Ecclesiastes
iii o.,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-12-07
THE MESSAGE
THURSDAY, DEC. 7, 1905
If the People Knew .

- NAS NSkAS AAAN"'
Publicity is the dearest foe of
tyranny and crime.
Abuses are usually righted when
the conditions are widely known.
Knowing this, Prof. Graham
Taylor and Edward T. Devine, two
Of the best kown charity workers
in this country, have started a ma
tional weekly which has for its OBJ
ject the discovery Of wrong condi.
tons aud their wide publication.
Among the abuses of the TWEEN.
tieth century they mention these:
A Missouri lunatic found chain.
cd to log.
Insane patients in Florida are
cruelty whipped.
A naked maniac in Maryland is
Gagged by the county officers in a
shed.
Children and idiots are housed
in the same rooms in a Vermont
almShouse.
With no child labor law little
children in Georgia are worse of
than those of Russia, or of Eng
land in 1902.
The rOokeries of New Orleans
and the blind alleys of Washing
ton, d. c., are worse than The
London slums.
In New York city boys are
herded aud driven ll;" slaves in &
basement bag factory.
And these cases, say these men
who have devoted their lives t.
working back from the needs tc
the causes of national ills, are only
a few Of the many as horrible.
IF the people knew
Fortunately for deceucy aud de-
mocracy the people are to know o.
the barbarisms of their own times
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-12-07

November 30, 1905.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-12-07
November IL, 1905.
Farm Insurance.

All who want Fire and Light
ming and Tornado insurance should
come to see mel can write you in
the Phenix of Brooklyn, the great
farm insurance company, on most
reasonable terms.
JOHN w. HOWELL.
At Agent.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-12-07

d. Z. Owen Meat Co., opposite
p o. Dealers in fresh aud cured
meats and poultry. Exclusively
home killed. Give us your trade.
Well treat you right.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-12-07
WABASH RAILROAD.
ME%IS9-
Going East.

Going East.
No. 4 Atlantic Express , 05 IN
No IA Atlantic Exp. + 10 Il IN
No. 10, Columbia Accom-. d, Z "A IL m
No. 20, st. Paul Linn, II 10 m
No 3, East'n MI & Exp , 90 !, m
No. -. st, Louis EXpr., 3 10 p IN
No.7O Local frt Tex SUMS so m
No Ga " - 7 50 p m
Going West.
No Z, Pacific Express, | 30 m
No Is, X. G, Express, IL 50 m
No ., Western Mail and Express,
IL Is p m.
No 8, X. G. Mail and st. Paul
Limited, ) 10 p m.
No 8 Kas C'y MI & Exp 8 10 p m
No 5 Columbia Accom-, 8 40 p N
No l, Pacific Express, 10 % p m,
No II Way frt(ex SUM 4 % p m
|. M. RICHARDS, Aat.
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lMeddIer End, no. a09Os lad headl

CMeddler 2nd, No sG9Os at head
(of herdl
- Full brother in blood to Grand
Champion and sweepstakes boar of the
world at Worlds Fair, st. Louis, bred
by VIM and Mastln who took more pre-
miums Mt Worlds Fair than any firm In
tho world; also gold medal and gold
cup for having the premier champion
herd OF the world, and IS per cent. OF the
SOW premiums AZ state Fairs for the last
five years. A few choice males for
sale ready for service
Farm 3l-2Mlles Northeast Of Mexico, Mo,
II. "A. GREER, Proprietor.
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Notice Is Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby given the tax
payers of Audrain county that /
will be at the following places on
the dates mentioned for the pur-
pose of collecting all taxes due
said county:
Farber, Thursday, Dec. z.
THos. F RoDEN,
County Collector.