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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-16
INSULT TO THE FLAG
Chinese nj Macao Cut HaIyards of Old
Glory N Americas Consulate.

Two czvs before the liner M9ngoliz callec
AZ Macao United States Consul Anderson 1aa
n,.t IN 4 busy forenoon strengthening cut q
If+.ra International complication During the
rsxh1 4 crowd CT boycott-n1ad Chinese cut the
hzlvzras os the consulate Tag and al the toot
a the rzEstar piled heaps ef cscaying vege-
ahies o1zI and ether svii-sneIllng Odds and
ends.
Consul Andersen handled the affair with
--oruotuess. He discovered the outrage at day
SrsaJt and before sunrise. the halyzrds had been
--iIced under orders from the Chinese author
ffses the rubbish removed and in ths Consul .
ra--ss was a humble official apology for the
insult 20 the Tag
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-16
CHANGE IN PULLMAN SERVICE
sleeping Car Reservations DIscoatfn

On and after September 1, 1865 the practices
Of making sleepfng-car reservations EiH &c dis
continued SIeepfng-car tickets viii Be sold in
ADVANCE This change IS made for the purpose
OF better accommodating travellers Eery orren
ss-r-If,-ar- reservations have been made for one
rzr=t7 while at the same time others have
i,ee, denied accommodations which they could
rave secured bur for these duplicate reServa-
ffans In u1any cases reservations are made
arT although the traveller changes his plans.
he fails to give notice tnerecf- consequently
tts srace zues uncccupfee, while ether travel
ers Rave been denied the accommodations they
desired
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-16
PACIFIC COAST COMPANY
WILL SPEND a LARGE SUM
Plans Enlargement of Docking Facil-
fties and Electric Plant and Con-
structfon of New Steamers

SEATTLE, 4ug- 15--The construction ot 4
new dock on the site Of ne old gravel bunksrs.
the enIarxement OF the electric light plant
that supplies Lawson and Bizex Diamond. ths
construction Of two new Passenger steamers
and the Improvement cf the Port Ea-rord
California docks were determined urcn hy the
Pacific Coast Company during the visit q
President H W Cannon 70 TIE coast Cznn1r
eft for New York to-day y. z Pearce. gen
eraI manager or the Pzcrrc Coast Steamship
Company lefr last night TOR San Franchises.
where plans for the rev boats VIII be drawn ~
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-16
CAPACITY OF NORTHERN SHIPS
Is TAXED TO THE UTMOST
Pacific Coast Steamship Company Conn
PEELED to Put ON Another Vessel
to Care for Traffic.

SEATTLE. Aug 15-Owtng to the heavy
messenger travel between Seattle and San
Francisco. tha Pacific Coast Steamship COM
uauy will send the steamship Valencia TO san
r--ur-,-fsctl Friday to take care OF the largo
141rr1ber of passengers now IN this city and
portland waiting for vesse-s The company :
steamship City OF Puehia- sailing ro-I1crroW. Is
rs1vr -oId our and there are only a few herths
Teff en- the steamship Uu1aEtlla- leaving five
aavs later The Valencia arrived IN port this
morning from Valdez
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-16
The Louisiana r. C. Company Of san
Francisco.
0RGANIZEp MAY IQO.

Following are capitals. Saturday. August
L. 1865. No 36. .ess. $500. soId in san Fran
cisco. cal. No. 50735 s.DGo sold in Les An
zeEes. CAL No. 81, 1856 s1eo0 sold in santa
Cruz cal. No. es. o85. S5oe. sold IN Los An
zeIes Cal: Ma. 33S54. $3.50 sold in San Fran
cisco Cal: No 4s,364. $3.50 soid in San Fran
cisco. Cal
The r G. Company paid to G H Davis 30G
] St Sacramento. Cal. for client. one-4uarter
oc first capital OF SIG. 0oe.oo for oue-quarter
ticket No. 1T62- OF July eth 1906 70 w A.
Dcugnerty 1916 Third St. SANTA Rosa. Cal.
$1,000 90 for whole ticket Nc. 1855. Of July
I5ch 1905.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-16
THIRTY MONTERREY WOMEN
ORGANIZE A NEW SOCIETY
Sherman Circle, Ladies of the Grand
Army of the Republic. In
Instituted.

SALINAS. Aug I5.-Sherman Circle No. Al.
Ladies Of the Grand Army OF the Republic. has
been Installed at Monterey by Grand President
Mrs E Krebs Of San Francisco. with thirty
charter members. Following the officers
fer the first term. s. Harding. president NJ
Young and E Finch. vice pesidenrs. w Mi
eEaeifs. secretary Fl. Rodrick, treasurer, r.
Fadden Chaplain NJ. Stewart, assistan. con-
tiuetor A. Fleiscfer- assistant guard.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-16
No ROOM AT GLEN ELLEN
FOR FEEBLE-MINDED CHIL
Refusal to Admft Girl 10 Home Cause
of Mmeh Comment In City
OF MarywFflfe.

NARTSvLLE- aug I1-The authorities q
Yuhz County are wondering WY they rznnO1
gsr a fssbls-nEntzd child admitted 20 the Glen
Ellen Home FOR Esehls-Li1dei Chlldre1- F1t
four months Georgia E0ore. a weak zi-lsg
xtrF nas been confined n the County Hospital
here azzfrfrz transfer % the hcue. 1ur sVsrJ
REQUEST for atr-ifr-zncs brings The answer -.NI
room IRE case las caused 10 Ir1ls Gems
unsn. here. particularly SINCE a recerE report
SHOWS that the number 1f patients n ne 1oras
has decreased
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-16
GOVERNOR PARDEE APPOINTS
SUPERVISORS IN TWO COUNTIES
Fiji. Vacancies Existing In the Boards
OF Marin and San Luis

SACRAMENTO. Aug I5--Goverror Pardee
has appointed !. z Apsey OF Arroyo Grande a.
Supervisor az the Fourth District OF san Luis
Obfsrc County, vice 8. p Moore. decsase
He also has appointed Carl T. Ccburn as Sa-
pervfsor OF the Fifth DISTRICT Of Marin County,
vice C. L McCracken, resigned
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-16
The PRINCIPAL

Cost Of a Marshall Fountain Pen is in the
workmanship. IN this pen We give more than
IL expected II Is the best pen that ever sold
e,r q You can have it in fine medium or
st,1b peus black and u1ottIed holders. Wa
terruan IDEAL Fountain Pens. $3.50 to <5
each Sanborn. Vail 1 Co. TAI Market
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-16
ALL LABoRERs.


A Chi-ezs say II san Francisco. establishes
Z newspaper. He IS allowed 70 land because
he GYMS the paper, but he cannot send 10
China fer e6ircrS. reporters or cor1pcSirorss Ee-
cause you class them al as labcrers 4
Chinese merchant II America or the agent n
The United States of a Chinese ern n China
ants Americans cannot do this work AID
yog VII not allow hin 70 send % Cnln7 I2r
class them al IabCrerz- As Ine AW nAS
bee- enforced al persons from tnila- oei--E
tran Government officials. are labcrsrs Unless
they are the actual owners q some ouslrleSs
E-t welcome them you say. and are pleased
ro see them within your oorcsrs- WLlh ne ne
sane breath however Fcu tel tnen1 lnsS list
= their oEu clerks. accountants. reporr-rss
EDITORS. compcsizcrs and everything else
TIE students who cou1e here are BOYS selLs
-sa-ea ard TAR less accustomed % assoclAl =
with the cooiie than = the American Coy n
similar circumstances WIKI the eorrespon1 1ll.s
hsve no class distinctions here II nina re
lines are drawn sharply. fer ycu l1A- Is Is
- r-r7ng q distinguishing 4 laborer from a
mandarin for We ara al zen g si.llli4r LnrL--
10 treats The boy as l2oorsr IL ls p.o- -
otherwise Tbese Students ol Lo-1ay - -
r.er zto co-uorroW viii Be 51llding rai1rca1s
snf making laws II China znc Z you rea1.y
want cur trade and CTR friendship II seems %
ne rhtz s rot the way 70 get II
r. = American Genes tG china ard wishes
70 vsslr any part cf th- country Al ne naS @
4 passport The PASSPORT = iSs'1eo q - -1-- =
sul's request The of1ci4l lss-llAs . $50 @a1S -. -
s-rIscaut II search Of call1ses- does not even
see hInu Ard that passport goss Wherever Il
N5w sfake the osher side Chinese gen
.Ier1au wishes 70 visit America He taxes nls
s---s.5e--+fsrs or passport 70 TIE C1irec states
C-ore7si a7d secures his iucors=Ene1t Nnen ne
ls-1ss z+ san Francisco Ee exhibits Ms pass
80 t1.t fr5z he might as well naye EEK l1
behf-E Likely as not he IS locked tor lsW
-r.slr- - IRE detention shed while his right
- fars Is Being considered he may D re-
Tr-sss = Hs-sfrx then and sent hack 20 Cn-n1-
ry-5s- kf7d Of an opinion Go ycu tnlnz tna.
80 ~ hF friends VIII have or ene OnIte0
st-.aS C---,zf1T whose fndcrSeraenC on the PASS
-e-~ proved of little zEauE
CrFfus wants two things Gear oeHnl.l-l- ~
a. Uhar constitutes a Iaborer aL1 Pa,sle-e
recognized II frs face value Nnsn a 49, - :
.r--,5f-- + reached CT thess two UafLsrs, tne
-,-v~cft VII vanish and We VIII Al oe gu
trierds again
Baron StaeI de Holstein- who has been
.++aehea "a the Russian embassy al Pc
king. was q passenger on the Aongoilz.
He Is returning TO ST. Petersburg. ouE
vii cal Al Portsmouth 70 deliver some
,e-s,1-T e5fsnatches 10 his chief. who IS
With The peace commissioners
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-16
OREGON CHINESE ACTIVE
Portland ceIestiaIs 30 Raise $4,000 to
Aid Boycott

PORTLAND. Aug l5-Ten thousand dollars
vrf1l ne raised by the Chinese of Portland to aid
=, ehe bcvcotf in China against American goods
T-xo rueetfnxs Of the local colony have been
held at which Il was decided thar saen Cnl1ese
~ r,rtfzrd should ccnrrfbute at least 81 to
carTv on the campaign The movement was
instirztec by q secret crxznizzt1c1 IN san
Erznc1Ecc.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-16
SAN FRANCISCO FIRM WILL
PAVE THE STREETS OF RENO
Awarded Contract for $4,000 Worth of
Work on Highways OF Nevada

RENO. Aug 1.-THE Barber Asphalt PaV-
trr COMPANY et san Francisco was to-day
awarded the contract for paving the streets
Of Reno. Several California firms competed Tor
re yvrrs 'rrss contract r-r-esents about s15.
coo worth Of work 20 be done here On the
srreess within the next two years
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-16
MEMBER OF NOTED FAMILY
SENT no JAIL FOR THIEyING
Man Claiming to Be One of the Har-
mons of Ohio Given a Four
Year Sentence.

MARYSVILLE Aug 15.-Da1isl Harmon.
who CLAIMS that he is a membez Of the noted
Harmon family of Ohio and that he Left the
F3sIcIsev- state to avofd diSgracing good name
by his appetite for liquor. was to-day SEN
tenced 70 four years IN Folsor1- after pleading
-t1fIfv 70 charge Of larceny There was
prior conviction against him in this county.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-16
Mail Contract Renewed.

VICTORIA. B. c.. Aug. 15.-The Canadian
Government has renewed the mail contract
with the Union Steamship Company for the
ca madam Australian line. the subsidy payable
BY the Dominion being raised SD soe0.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-16
sebastopoI WIN Be Improved.

SANTA ROSA Aug I5s-The town OF se-
bastopoi to-day voted TO issue bonds in the
sum or s6acD0 for municipal improvements
The election was almost unanimous IN favor of
TIE proposition
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-16

men who net him On the liner, and then
he did the firing He said:
This Is the first tine that China was ever
United on ary enc subject but On the nat
ter OF this boycott the people are absolutely
71uanEusCr1s IRE Government however, kas
nothing whatever 70 do with II The genrrJ
ard TIA merchants are the cnss who have sur
tered and che whole responsibility lies with
then They Go net ask America 70 receive
CUR IsbcrzrS hut they DO want ch@ United
bg 4 IzbCrer
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-16
WASHINGTON CABLEGRAM
ORIGIN OF BOYCOTT.

United States Consul W. Davidson who yesterday Shanghai declares
that the boycott had cegTam Washington c.
native Shanghai K Kah that this the
first tine China on subject
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-16
WHAT OTHER LANDS DO.

mo. J. FULTON CO
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-16

These pretty outing Hanneis have Just from the
mill They are N the daintest Of stripes and checks
light grounds N PINK and blue efects.so6dly woven -
fabrcs for serviceabIe night gowns and underwear c
generally. the l0c 1nd; beginning to-day, yard
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-06-22

ing to what extent they would go
into things which bring reproach
upon the causeof the Master. Now
the line must be drawn somewhere,
if drawn at all, and it is our opin-
ion that it ought to be drawn even
more closely than it is now by the
best churches. The question re-
solves itself thus: If church
member has not the principle of
humble obedience to his Master
abiding in him and insists on do
ing what the church cannot toler
ate it is a thousand times better
for such a one to get out of the
church then all restraint will be
lifted and he will be free, so far as
church discipline goes, to indulge
to his hearts content in these
things. "By their fruits ye shall
know them If person abso-
lutely loves the world better than
he does his church this is where
he ought to be.
Card playing has evil tenlen cies
which lead to profanity, gambling,
drunkenness and murder. While
dancing has the tendency to the
evil Of unchastity and vanity, and
not unfrequ.ntly to intemperauce
Mr.. Spurgeon has this to say on
dancing: when hear of dane
ing party, | feel an uneasy sensa-
tiOn about my throat, remember
ing that a far greater preacher had
his head danced off in the days of
our Lord. However pleasing the
pOlkas of HerOdias might be to
HerOd, they meant death to John
the Baptist. The caperings and
wontonings Of the ballroom are
death to the solemn influences of
our ministry, an ill-ended life first
received its bent for evil amid the
iippancies of gay assemblies met
to trip away the hours"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-06-22

statement was made by the "wets"
that town is in the worst cOndi.
tiOn without n saloon than with it,
and they pointed to Vandalia as a
horrible example, stating that it is
ten times worse than when we had
a saloon. This statement was made
dozens of times, we learn from
authority. Those who live here
know that the statement is nothing
more nor less than malicious
SANDER. Some of Montgomery
county's towns have reason to be
jealous of Vandalia because of the
large volume of business transact
ed here, and this opportunity to
defame us was as a sweet morsel
rolled under the tongue.
Vandala under the pres mt al.
minijtratiOn and for administrL-
tiOns past without Il saloon, has
been in better financial Ito say
nothing of the improved moral)
condition, than ever before. In fact
the municipality has been forging
ahead in great strides. Our growth
has been steady and permanent.
Our commercial interests have
not suffered. If money has been
spent out of town for liquor, the
volume of business has steadily in.
creased because the prices quoted
by Vandalia merchants cannot be
resisted. True. there have been
times in Vandaliu when the 'lid''
was mislaid and couldn't be found
but that day is past. Today we have
a clean town, and if anyone does
not believe, come and see.
TIE Mail isn't published il
Montgomery county, and if this di
rect reference to Vandalia has not
been made, it would have been
none of our particular business to
take a hand; hut as the m after
stands we want to brand this side
thrust at this city as malicious
slander, and will be glad if all
the Montgom ey county papers
will copy.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-06-22
Binding TWine.

Missouri State Penitentiary,
Warden's Office. jefferson City,
Mo, June !, 1905.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This is to certify that Mr.. Sam
Morris, Mexico, Mo-, is authorized
by me to handle the State Peni-
tentiary Twine and is the sole and
only agent for the same at Mexico,
Mo.
understand that some design
ing person is Offering for sale in
that locality some damaged twine,
claiming that it is the twine made
at the penitentiary. If this state
ment has been made by anyone it
is wholly without foundation. We
have manufactured only one va
riety Of twine, Pure Sisal, and it
is clean, first class goods, as yOu
will see by calling at Morris and
examining same.
Hoping that no one will be de.
ceived by such designing and mis-
leading statements, | am,
Yours very truly,
MATT W. HALL,
Warden.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-06-22

Item found in the Eirksville
Democrat: John w. Kelso, of
Mexico, who is visiting his son-in-
law, w. b. Curry, Of this city,
was in our Office the other evening
and exhibited a Bull snake that he
killed in the Wichita mountains at
the same time the President was
there about a month ago. 1t
measures only I feet and eight
inches.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-06-22
ROWING ABOUT.
Goes the Way the Cane Falls
Camp Life Is Healthful.

Macon, Mo June 1j.-Quilla
Wallace, who for two long years
has been a citizen of Macon, start
ed migrating again yesterday, fol-
lowing his usual custom as to
route. Last night, he completed
the housekeeping arrangements in
two large vans and this morning
bright and early hitched up and
drove out into the street. Then he
carefully poised his cane. Then he
let go. The cane fell to the west.
ITS Kansas, mother" he said
to his wife.
The route was irrevocably fixed,
and the two comfortably equipped
wagons started on their lOag j3lr.
ney. The town and the character
Of business he will follow are 0paa
points with Mr.. Wallace. His us
ual plan is to "lo)k around" until
he strikes IL place that suits all
members, and then locate until it in
time to move again.
The Wallace family started on
their first pilgrimage in the spring
of 1861 when they left Mlall.
Since then they have jDlrnhya |
uOrth, east, sIuth ana west renew,
ing their residence, by II recent
computation, siXty-siX times. The
boys of the family liked the rowing
lite until they grew up, when they
settled down aud went into bust
ness But Mr.. Wallace had the NOV.
ing spirit and a year was along time
for him to stay at one place. His
wife does not object, because she
recovered her health by camping
aud moving. In her early married
life she had been subject
to severe spells of headhead,a mall
ady that was permanently rem0v.
led by three years of camp life.
Mr.. Wallace, who is now G6
years old, says this is the last pill,
grimage he and his wife will make
until they start on the one from
which the traveller returns not. Only
he and wife aud his granddaughter
Ollie, u years Id, are in the par
ty this tine. They carry a gooC
stock of provisions, bedding anC
every comfort for camp life. Hus
band aud wife have spent more
than half their welded life in NOV
ing about and are more at home
on the road than in the narrow lin
its of the conventional dwelling
They are in comfortable circum'
stances financially, and if the!
don't find what they want in thr
Jayhawker state will keep moving
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-06-22
NUMBER 81

tens, drowning the whole flock.
In her hurry she dropped n $25
set of false teeth. The baby left
alone, crawled through the spilled
cream and into the parlor, running
a $50 carpet. During the excitment
the Oldest daughter ran away with
the hired man, the dog broke up
eleven setting hens, and the calves
got out and chewed the tails off
four fine shirts.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-06-22

Comments the Paris Appeal DR..
}. B. Hawkins, the Mexico special.
ist who makes frequent trips to
Paris is preparing to 60 to Ger
many to look after an estate in
which his wife has an interest
worth 100000. And now when
the assessor asks the doctor how
much money he has his answer will
be, piles"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-06-22

Persons standing around the
square Monday morning were
treated to a novel and exciting
scene, says the Fayette Leader
Democrat. Without Il word of
warming Sam c. Major, the iocu.
lar aud rOtund attorney, was seen
to come out of Wingfcld's billiard
hall on the South side of the
square at a lightning gait. For
the moment everybody held their
breath, expecting to hear a fusil-
lOde of shots or something equal as
hair raising, but imagine the sur
prise of all when three big steers
dashed out of the billiard hail and
ran like wild fire up Second Main
street. The hilarity that followed
was deafening aud Mr.. Major has
been guyed to Il FRAGILE. The fact
If the matter is that bunch Of
cattle were being driven down the
street to the stock pens when three
of them broke rank and dashed
up the alley behind Carsou's store
and made wild rush thru the
back door of the billiard hall,
smashing glass as they went. They
made the run thru the entire build
ing coming out the front door as
aforesaid and disturbing Mr.. Ma
jor and George Gerdes in their
quiet game Of billiards. One pool
table was displaced by the cattle,
which with the broken back door
was all the visible damage done.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-06-22

Albert Henderson, near Santa
Fe. invites those who enjoy a wolf
chase to bring their hounds to his
place, says the Paris Appeal. They
will find big wolf and plenty of
excitement. The animal has killed
a number of his lambs and visits
Horace Bybee's poultry yard when
it feels the need of q good fat hen
for a change in diet. Mr.. Bybee
saw it catch and carry off a chicken
Monday morning.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-06-22

The following is from the Cen
tral Baptist, and the MESSAGE pub
lishe it by request-it may in
terest Il number of Mexico people:
Keep yourselves unspOtted from
the world, is the holy injunction
of tho Scripture. Just how far
church members may with pro-
pricty engage in worldly amuse-
meuts, without committing an Of
sense against the church, ,is ques-
ton not easily settled among the
young whose minds are not as
spiritual as they should he. Chris
tianity does not lessen the joys of
those whose chief desire is to do
the will Of the Master; but upon
the other hand it increases the
happiness of such. If worldly
amusement is the only bent of
mind a church member has it is
rather serious question as to
whether that one has ever had his
nature renewed by the grace of
God.
Perhaps card playing aud dane
ing are two of the most tempting
worldly amusements which church
members insist on engaging in
which the church proscribes.
OF course many denominations
are now tolerating these carnal
amusements on the plea that all
those who wish to engage thus put
up, that is, IT'S no harm to play
cards and dance if you do not
make harm of it," But here comes
up a question, how can a chur ch
member engage in these things
which have such evil tendencies
without being influenced in the di'
rection Of evil! The churches
which insist on their membership
Obeying the statement of James,
And to keep himself unspOtted
from the world" have been Sc
verely censured because they draw
the line against card players and
dancers. Now the truth is il it were
not that the churches have within
their boundary some who insist
on going beyond the bounds Of
prudence in the direction of world
ly and carnal pleasures they would
have no trouble in this direction
But we frequently meet with
persons who throw up their hands
in holy horror and ask: why
does the church draw the lint
herei" The answer is, VIII!
should the line be drawn at all
Simply bce1use there are SOM
members who must be restrained
or disciplined, or there is no tell
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-06-22
&S&&&& &&S&&&$S $SG

G. W. Sparks and Henry Over
baugh represented the Martins
burg Christian church in the
county rally held in Mexico last
week. The following delegates
were present from Laddonia: Ed.
j. d. Greer, J. c. DeLaporte, w.
II. True, r. w. Pearson, Mrs.
A. l.. Bruton, Misses Della Quis-
enberry, Grace Burns and Verlea
McCubbin.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-06-22

This is rather tough on us, as
told by the AuXvaSSe Review; ~
Mexico man is working on model
for vest pocket filter intended to
attach to the teeth of the unfOrtu-
nate victim who is compelled by
bitter fate to drink Mexico hy-
draut water. What is to be done
about the drinking habit in that
town." the man asks. Some of
MS haven't been cured of Il natural
born thirst. ClStern water is full
of chiggers, well water is full CT
scepage, hydrant water full of
mud, beer is full of wickedness
aud therefore Mexicaus cant drink
it, so what else is there to drink!'
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-06-22

Miss Anna Kirkpatrick of Mex
leo has returned from Omaha,
Eeb., where she has been teach
ing.