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Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-02
Executrix's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters tes-
tamentary upon the estate of obedlah w.
Smith, deceased, have been granted the
undersigned by the Probate Court of the
county Of Audrain, bearing date OF De-
cember Is, 1OO4 All persons having
claims against said estate arc re-
qulred to exhibit them to us for allow
ance within one year after the date Of
said letters or they may be preclUded
from any benefit OF such estate; and II
such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the time OF the publication OF
this notice they will be forever barred.
FANNIE. A. SMITH,
EXacutriX.
Jan. 3, 1905.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-02
Attention, Modern Wood
men.

Remember that on Friday night,
Feb. 3, at Fraternal Hall, in Mex
leo, will be held the County Camp
meeting. at which time and place
a large number of candidates will
be adopted. All Neighbors invited
to be present. Neighbors Rubey,
John Sullivan, r. r. Smith, and
w. II. Ii. Myers will be present.
Come out, Neighbors. and make
merry with us.
d. A. Murphy, V. c.
j. w, Plunkett, Clerk.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-02
School Report.

School District Mo. So, near
Thompson, for the month of Jan. 4,
1905. Enrolment, male, %; fe-
male, "a; total, 40; average daily
attendance, IL. The above re-
port shows an excellent attend
ance, considering the bad weather.
There were very few tardies dur
ing the month. The following pu.
pills were present every day: Bruce
Ridgway, b Il { o + d Davenport.
Wheeler Cant, BascOme Maxwell,
Ben Cunard, Glenn Cuuard, Char
lie Davis, Lizzie Brown, Dora
Maxwell, Minnie Maxwell, Ethel
Maxwell, Ella Stevens, Clara Stew
ems, Mary CANT, Florence Cunard,
Lorena Cunard, Josie Davis. There
were eight pupils who missed only
one day. From the above it will
be seen that the girls beat the BOYS
in regular attendance.
There are Il few cases Of sick
ness in the school but none serious,
All were sorry to lose the pleasant
face of Miss Bette May COusi-
dine from our school. She is with
her mother at Hot Springs, Ark.
Harvey BonsaIl has gone to live
with Mr.. E. G. Cant.
Respectfully,
The TEACHER.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-02
Can't ALWAYS Tell.

Jenks-You can't always Judge a man
by the clothes he wears. Look at Rags.
ley, for instance.
Blinks-He certainly does look like
hard-luck victim.
Jenks-Yes. But l succeeded in Dor.
rowing IS from him yesterday.-Chicago
News.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-02
Thomas Bradley and sou of
Benton City have gone to Los An
geles, Cali, to reside.
Notice.

A meeting of the stockholders of
the LaddOnia, Rush Hill and Mex
leo Union Telephone Co. is hereby
called for the 25th day of Feb,
1905. at Rush Hill, Mo-, at l
O'Clock, p. M. for the purpose Of
voting ON increase Of capital stock
E. A. FEUTz, Sec.
j. N. RossER, Pres.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-02
on the rostrum.

on the rOstrum.
Her topic on this occasion was
Social Purity" Many good men
aud women Of our day think and
say that such topics are not to be
discussed in public; that it is
highly prurient and in bad taste.
But in a decent aud well-worded
manner this lady discussed the
matter becomingly. and it can but
result in doing good.
From start to finish she swayed
her audience by her eloquence aud
persuasive appeals, to walk in the
way indicated, and like the pro-
verbal Oliver Twist, they wanted
more"
Well did she portray that
"Yicc is a monster Of so frlghtful mion,
As 10 be hated needs but to bc seen:
Yet seen too oft, familiar with her face,
We first endure, then pity, then embrace"
Her efforts are more especially
directed to the saving of young
men and women, they being the
hope and pride of the future, be
fore the evil days have come" She
sets up the same standard of NOR
ais for the man that she did for
the woman--and why not! What
good reason can anyone bring
forth to gainsay it!
To appreciate her lecture fully
one must hear her. 1t is highly
entertaining, instructive and ele-
waiting. She asked the young men
of the audience to come forward at
the close of the lecture and get
about fifty of the last ten thous-
and cards she had been distribu.
ting, and to sign and keep the
pledge printed thereon. T h c
pledge is given in full at the head
of this article.
To say that there is a pressing
need of admonitiOn along this line
is apparent to all who behold the
ravages being made by vice, in
this and all parts Of our fair land.
And it is through such lectures as
Mrs. Burger gives that young men
and women are aroused and
brought to realize that it is easier
to prevent than it is to overcome
habits that bring sorrow and dis.
tress to all about them.
And now, MIR. Editor, allow me
to say that it is my opinion that
when the above pledge, in letter
and spirit, is carried out by the
people now on earth, that it is
high time to have ascension robes
prepared, and get ready for the
millennium, as Gabriel will surely,
at that glad time, blow his horn.
Don't, pray you, think that
am a pessimist, as am not.
/ believe that the world is
growing better, and that we have
great cause to take courage and
press on towards the mark of the
high calling as it is displayed by
such heroines as the speaker here
noted. A. HUGHES.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-02
Much Too Proud.

Mrs. Banks-That Mrs. snaggs is too
much Of an aristocrat for me to mingle
with.
Mrs. Jones--How's that?
she was knocked down by hand.
barrow, and she had II put into the pa
per that she was struck by motor-csr.'
--CasselIs.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-02

New London, Mo-, Jan. 20.-Af-
ter hearing a grea y CON
fused mass of testimony this morn
ing, relative to the buggy in
which DR.. Taylor Jones Watson
drove on the night he is alleged to
have murdered his wife and thrown
her body into a creek near here,
Judge Ely had the vehicle brought
into court, when it was examined
carefully by the court and jury.
Sheriff Addison and his depu-
ties took the wheels from the bug
gy, and the entire vehicle was
brought into the courtroom and set
up before the jury.
While a number of witnesses
were introduced today and much
important testimony taken, il
would be hard to say that the state
scored any telling points, owing ia
the very conflicting nature of the
testimony. as in a number of cases
features were brought
out by the prosecution, only to be
completely upset by the very next
witness.
Probably the most important wit
ness of the day aud the man on
whom the state will rely chiefly foi
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-02
lOtw

I'M Greer, first registered licens-
ed embalmer. in Galloway county,
graduate Oriental school, Boston,
class of '92, member State Funeral
Directors association, fifteen years
an undertaken, gives his personal
attention to all work entrusted to
care Of their firm.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-02

The MESSAGE received six news
letters last week too late to get in
type. The best we eau do with
your letters when they arrive late
is to Gull them and maybe leave
them ont altogether. Friends, we
plead again, send in your letters
early in the week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-02

d. ID. Gray thinks the grand
jury work at tn is
term of court was very ardu-
Gus, but as to their report of con.
ditiOns at the Poor Farm, the
half has never been told"
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-02
THE WHITE CROSS
4 Former Mexico Lady's
Most Interesting
Address.
WHITE CROSS PLEDGE


LIST. To treat all women with re-
spect, and cndcavor to protect
them from wrong aud degradation.
=, To endeavor to put down all
indecent language and cease jcsts.
D. TO maintain the law of purity
as equally binding on men and
women.
4. To spread these principles
among my companions and try to
help my younger brothers.
3. TO GndeavOr to fulfill the COM
mand, keep Thysclf Pure"
NAME. ......................
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-02

$500 EXCURSION TO THE
SOUTHWEST over the NJ, X. .& T
and Wabash r. r. Quick time
and elegant service. Go now.
Call and get dates and destina.
tions.
S. D. STOCKS,
Land and Emigration Agent.
Mexico, Mo.
l0tw
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-02
z. r. AGENT FINED.

re I've AuEINl TlINEDs
PRICE JOHNSON, Sheriff of Au-
drain county, received free rail.
road PASS the other day. He lost
his patience, for the time, and de-
clared it was a reflection upon his
honesty, He had lived over half
his three score and ten and had
never received such IA prOffered ia
vor before-he thought the rail
road company certainly wanted
something. The law would COM
pei him to forfeit his Office to ac.
cept the pass and the railroad laid
itself liable to fine of not less
than $50 nor more than $500 to
offer it; he would turn the whole
matter over to the grand jury.
Said body promptly found an in.
dictment, and here it is:
The grand jurors for the State
of Missouri, summoned from the
body Of the county court of Au-
drain ,impaneled, sworn aud charged
to inquire within aud for said
county and State and true pre-
sentiment make, upon their oath,
present aud charge that at the
county of Audrain and State of
Missouri, on the DIST day of Janu.
airy, 1908, one e. o, Eames, an
officer, agent and emPloye of the
Wabash Railroad Company, a cor.
pOratiOn engaged in transport
ing passengers, live stock and
freight in said State of Missouri,
did unlawfully send to \. p. John.
son, present Sheriff of Audrain
county, Missouri, being elected to
fill said county office OH the Sth
day of November, 1904, Il flce rail.
road pass, good for transportation
over all lines of said Wabash rail.
road in said State Of Missouri, con.
trary to aud in violation of the
laws of the State Of Missouri in
such cases made and provided and
against the peace and dignity of
the State.
JOHN ID. OREAR,
Prosecuting Atty.
True bill.
Geo. w. Batterton, Foreman.
Here is the court record in the
above case, rendered this week:
state vs.. c. O. Eames. De.
PENDANT arraigned, pleads guilty.
Fine of $50, on suggestion
of Prosecuting Attorney. Fine
and costs, in all $50, paid"
Now did johnson do right! OF
course he did. The statute was
violated. The Sheriff is an officer
Of the law, sworn to support the
Constitution and 10 see that the
laws are enforced. We congratu-
late him aud commel him for his
prompt decision to keep strictly
within the pale of the law.
Score one for Sheriff Johnson
and another, also for the members
of the late grand jury.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-02
drain will continue their Sunday
school work.

--=-=s-=szT=
The deadlock for United States
Senator among the Republicans at
jefferson City continues. There
have heen disclosures compromis-
ing Mr.. Niedringhaus, there is a
shadow against his character-ad-
mitted, when he had to, that in
stead of his having given $2l, 900
to the Republican State campaign
fund, as he reported to the author.
tiles, he only gave about $S, 900
(which looks like enough) and the
rest was given by st. Louis brew
crs. Fraud vitiates a contract.
The boiling Republicans have
good grounds for boiling MIR.
Niedringhaus.
--=
Gov. Folks rule requiring pro.
fessional lobbyists" to report to
him on their arrival in jefferson
City and give the old town the
hOtfoot in thirty six hours is the
funniest thing that has been given
out at the capital city for long
time, and yet there are men who
believe the governor can enforce
such rules"
The above is from the Hunts
vile Herald and was quoted in the
Mexico Intelligencer this week,
without comment, the latter paper
presumably endorsing it.
The real funny thing about this
whole business is that Folk has
made no such ruling. That old
high priest Of lobbyists, Bill Phelps,
originated the story, and bow fun.
ny it must be to him that he can
dupe Democratic editors into be-
lieving the report and thus get
them to circulate it over the State,
to belittle Folk and his weaker
arm in the performance of his
executive duties. Yes, its all very
funny. But there is just one more
funny thing about it, it is work
ing as boomerang and soaring
many of the lobbyists and they are
keeping shy of Jefferson City.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-02

he Republic, st. Louis, Mo-:
Enclosed find 81, for which send The
ITwicc-a-wcek Republic and Farm
Progress one year to
=. Observation-Disclosures.
Nu.................St ate.............
NOTE-If you want only The Twice-a
Week Republic the price is 0jc a year.
The price of Farm Progress alone is lOc
Il year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-02-02
JEFFERSON CITY 9GAEEE.
I. M. RICHARDS,
PASSENGER and Ticket Act.

GEO. J CHARLTON, g..
Gen. Passenger Agt., C.&A. R.R. Chicago
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-06-08
MAINE CAPITALIST
V&%IIE ANCHOR

r. H. Jordsn of Portland. Maine
and j P, Smart of Livermore
Falls, Name, two capitalist visited
A'OehOr at the head of Blttercreek.
last week. They'ere Interested with
Geo. b. Brown in the Lillian tun-
mel and came to inspect that prop
erty. They were well pleased with
thu property and the indications
are that the Lillian Company are
making arrangement to do large
amount of development this fall
and coming winter. They are in a
good section Of the camp, the ore
generly being free milling and in
large bodies. They now have about
100 feet Of tunnels and cross.cut
and have been retimbering the
same this winter.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-06-08
MOTHER is DEAD.

a delayed dispatch of Jnne 9th
from the editors brother Leslie,
reached this office this morning.
Tt said "Mother died last night
1t was only a few,days ago a letter
came from her stating she. was
visiting with het oldest son A. b,
Stevens and his children at their
home at Jackson, Michigan aud
would i'll a few days return to her
own home at Angola, Indiana.
Then came the dispatch. 1t SEEM
ed impossible but yet how true.
She was a noble Christian moth
er, every watchful for the careand
interest Of her children. She not
only taught them Christian prin.
ciples but lived them herself. No
higher tribute can be pad toany.
one, but mother deserves it.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-06-08
OF EDUCATIONAL INTEREST.

Courses in the history OF modern art
will be introduced at Dartmouth college
under the direction 49, Homer Eaton
Keyes.
In 1899 Argentina had 1921 primary
schools, with 427 BIZ pupils. There are
two national and three provincial uni
Wersities.
Official statistics show that there are
100000 children in Russia between
the ages of six and IA receiving abeo-
1utely no education.
The Frankfurter .1eitung reports that
the number Of foreign students at the
French universities Is steadily inoreas-
Ing. During the past academic year the
total was 2,510, and of these / ,OO3 were
women, -.,.tl ,
The goods of the University OF Cali
fornia decided recently to SO barehead-
ed in the campus and in the lreets. re
g2ruless OF weather But the senior
g.rls have now decidedto wear the MGR
tar beard, and the juniors, sorhomcrcs
and freshmen accuse them Of lsreach OF
faith
His eNcellency, Sheng, miglueat Of
all the ,reat men in China las been
iaCaced by Prof. john ryrr. CT the
C"!i9or'1ia state university to nro2ido
five Scholarships fQr IEiluse students
now at the university. These arc the
first stho'arshiCs ever given by a
Fasaeae Official ITO students of any
American or European university.
Lr. J. Macllirtosh Bell. OF Ottawa.
an Austin instructor at Harvard. mas
tust Leen appointed Teolorist .or the
government Of New Zealand. Or. Bell
who received his Ph. ID. at the last Har-
ward cmmenceclont, was farmerlv at
tached TO the geological survey cf Can
ada. a '~v vear~ 30 while lcaeirg =
c2veraDori cr"c,ition il he cvuawn
north in sca''h IF minerals he hai
sore nusuai aI,a.tures in The Arctic
region.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-06-08
cUR2EMT COMBINATIONS

u.
49, ~ 'u0 .'eNs "iH ceieDraIe lhe
~ '''''''i 60 anu i'iele'i anniversary Oh
- ..1--'s'i' % ne" lo'N'
iese A. o4's ohe S-U.V0V government
"'ts1N s''ii in eAlstence' It's owned
W :" ii,'-' ,'-'u iie lsluses 10 let lhe
soAerl'l l'is'i' re'lre ll
lHS ---l-''' el O oan ttaIael Cal nave
beeA Til'iea id'o d Julior section OF the
ioVai 4lp'oFeihenl el'D' lher duty viii
! - 'FFe7sr.e ne street trees and 10
'e' ~ l1e alreets'
ti-s the last year the Canadian
sof (. A;lehi mas paid out in steamship
/ aU' 81 'loS a LoIe over $oVQ.OOO Thee
sttsiel $ ba1c been raid partly for mc,l
az" Sr,IS' a!l entity TO es-
"a '''''' 'o--i-il' i.''9.i eoliectlohs.
'o.h 'ie -fat OF Jdiy A~Xt, the date
q. VIM u 'he new Canaclan provinces
u <Aii efta and -asKatehsNan begin tc
exist .a'A VIA receive 492,0OJ scar
from lAe LoinIhion loysrnment Tor five
yeI's' Iof lne erection oi public build
mss
In 1904 the number of arrivals at Ellis
island was 6,OO0, the number for tie
entre cCnau.l beiIs SG0,000. or these
SGj.l30 settled down in New York city.
and the great majority of the remainCar
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-06-08
Asia Far The Asiatic.

The Denver Republican: The
suggestion that Japan may pro
claim a kind of Monroe doctrine
for the Far East is by no means
new. The cry Of Asia for the Asia
tic" has been heard all over he
Orient ever since the war between
Japan and Chitsa.
In this demand there is nothi o
to which on the ground of principle
Europeans Or Americans can ob
Ieet. Acquiescence in it would
unean the dominance of Japan IN
the Orient, but that is practically
assured IN any event.
There are japanese statesmen
who look upon the governments of
Europe effete, ana they have, no
doubt, been encouraged in this
view by the poor showing made by
Russia in the present war. Gut Of
this may grow visions Of dominion
for Japan and widely extended in
fl4enee of affairs ,Of the world.
Probably there is nothing that can
prevent the development of this
spirit except some severe reverse TO
be experienced in the future, when
Japau's ambition may have over
leaped itself and over-confidence
will have sapped the energies Of
its rulers ans its people.
What the world has the most
reason to consider is the develop
ment Of China under Japanese in
fuence. China shows evidence of
awakening from the slulnber oi
centuries, and that it will place it.
self Onder the tutelage of Japan does
not admit the question. Ihe inhab
itants of the two countries are
closely allied by race affinity. Both
are yellow, and both have a racial
antlpathY to the inhabitants of Eu
rope and the United States.
What China led by japan @ill
become in the next fifty years no
man can tell, but that the victories
of Japan have erected a great wall
between the Orient aud ii4e Oc l.
dent more formidable than the one
built along The boundary Of the
Chinese empire does not admit oI
doubt or question.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-06-08
DoN'Ts FOR THE YOUNG.

Dent think it smart to be sarcastic.
RuGeness is often mistaken for wit
Dont grow old too rapidly. The
wcr.l is sweeter in youth than old age
Don't write social letters on a type
wri,-t, only business letters should be
machine made
Don't ltlah nT talk loudly in public
places. nor in any way attract undue
at,eo lion. It is vulgar to force ones
&alf on the notice " others
Don't risk meeting with accident to
prove yourself brave. Many persons
are seriously hurt through foolhardi-
ness and a desire TO SHOW Off"
Don't lose your temper because it
rains on day when you have planned
cor an Onting The elements cannot
postpone work. but you can postpone
pleasure.
Don't ape the manners Of the blase
man u woman. It is sad to see those
living who no longer take a keen IN
terest in life. The world is full OF
beauty, change and goodness.
Don't linger in the hall or at the
i0or Nhen taking leave of host and
s.e Your cav is ended whom you
ta a9H.lt N ou honl asud
~ od he 81 iof eoin. tn 0t
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-06-08
FLITTING FUN.

Miss Oldblood-"Are your family
early settlers?" Mrs. Newblood-
Yes; paw always pays every bill on
the first of the month"
You say your late uncle was an
eccentric old fellow Do you think ne
was insane?" Il don't know-the will
hasn't been read yet
Phrenoiogist-"Your bump of de-
atruotiyeness is very large. Are You a
soldier or a yugilist?" Subject
Neither I'm a furniture mover"
Mrs. Jobson-"Eome man has in
vented yacht that does its own tack
irg." AR. JobscA-"I wish he'd get
l7f7 and invent carpet that does IT'S
own Le@tlag."
Towne-"I wonder why it takes pay
day so long TO come around" Browne
1t only seems long when you're
short and the shorter you are the
longer it seems"
Sometimes I think said Mr.. Tim
mi ''.f [ ollv had some IT, nov
mi. ! get married" "Could1 Vo1
borrow scme. 4ir Timmid?" suggested
Miss Passay, promptly.
Zeb-"They's a circus now what's
got performance called 'loopln The
quadruple chasms in the aerial para
dox. Web-"Gte, that mus be
somethin like the world comm to an
end"
what does the word aroma
mean?" was recently asked by a New
ark teacher Only one hand went up.
It's owner thus explained: when you
cook an onion in the kitchen the aro-
ma is what you get in the parlor"
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-06-08
40 0z3
WRITER'S or LOYAL B1RrH.

Princess Therese CT BavSria. nnFr
daughter OF the prince regent. j uitross
Is a scientific writer OF greas al ility
and is an honorary member Of many
universities and learned societies
Ex-Queen Natalie CT cer,ia. xhs
mother Of the ill-fa ID -inf + ..rder-
is the author of some ~ res, ny
memoirs. Countess Irnr-y- rrner5v
crown riincegs Of Austria AS L3,I,-
lisAed an account Of her tl.tt.s. jllys-
trateG vita AeT own sl1etcf es.
The king and queen Of England bosa
md recreation n pla. .ridt,a Of az
evening. Thetr ms cstil3 tiar foremall
stakes. and Duy taei- l~~eps i.,s,,-, riy-
ing from the table. Et is aljlt ersy laz
little fact that they Away carr b~f-at
new coins from tale mintin their plusesz-
In Germany at the present mnmgnt
great interest has bGen arc 81 b. ytr
discovery that IF. ffrsSn," ane autnnr
of The Forest, is the kaiser's young
est sister, Princess Fedora of Gchles-
wig-Holstein. The book is a collection
OF four charming tales. aboUndi- IN.
the poetry of nature and Illustrated by
the clever pen of the princess herself
The queen Of Italy has inberi ed tha
poetic gift from her father, the prinoa
of Montenegro, and she Is the author
OF many charming poems in French and
Italian, as well as in her own lar-r ye.
Her mother-in-iaw, the once lea ilul
and still handsome Queen Nar torta
OF Italy, writes religious verses g. She
Is also the author of Llary. Hllca aul
probably one day be OF great historic
value.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-06-08

The reform wave has reached
boss ridden PhiIsdelpllr Ele
Mayor backed by the people, lave
prove to the entire satisfaction OF
the Gas Company that me people
still have rights. Mayor Weaver
has at loose rom the BOSSES aa
nraed mnher q bacAa
iue o. resign d also ioreel h
gas Company waWa
ull ofap Jaaaaaet wn.aia
iw uar .r
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-06-08
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Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-06-08

The capture of the Kaiser's cup
by the Atlanic yacht, was easy. Ii
the nations Of Europe have any
more cups they wish to place up
on yacht racing they will confer a
favor On Capt. Barr Of the Atlantic
and he will bring them to Ameri-
pn
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-06-08

The churches are uniting and
placing themselves in better shape
TO fight evil. The day is dawuing
when all Christian churches will
lay aside petty doRmas and work
for true Christian living.