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futile and fixed them without reserve

futile and fixed them without reserve
or seeming shame upon this pretty but
terfly, but one term could be found to
characterize the proceeding, and that
was fortune hunting. OF small but
settled income, he had hitherto shown
a certain contentment with his condi-
ton calculated to inspire respect and
make his attentions to Miss futile
seem both consistent and appropriate.
But no sooner did Veronica's bright
eyes appear than he fell at the young
heiress' feet and pressed his suit so
close and fast that in two months they
We're engaged and at the end of the
half year married-with the disastrous
consequences just made known.
So much for the general gossip of
the town. Now for the special.
A certain gentleman, whom it is I'm
necessary to name, had been present
at one critical instant in the lives. of
these three persons. He was not a
scandal monger. and if everything had
gone on happily-if Veronica had lived
and Cora settled down into matrimony
he heard and saw one night in tue
great drawing room of hotel in At
lantic City
1t was at the time when the engage
ment was first announced between
Jeffrey and the young heiress. This
and his previous attentions to Cora
had made much talk, both in Wash
ington and elsewhere, and there were
not lacking those who had openly
twitted him for his seeming incon-
stancy. This had been over the cups
Of course, and Jeffrey had borne it we'll
enough from his so called friends and
intimates. But when, on certain
evening in the parlor of one of the
large hotels in Atlantic City. a fellow
whom nobody knew and nobody liked
accused him of knowing on which side
his bread was buttered, and that GER
tainly it was not on the side of beauty
and superior attachments, Jeffrey got
angry. Needless of who might be
within hearing, he spoke up very plain
| ly in these words: You are all of a
kind-rank money worshipers and self
seekers-or you would not be so ready
to see greed in my admiration for Miss
Moore Disagreeable as l find it to
air my sentiments in this public man
ner, yet since you provoke me to il
will say once and for all that am
deeply in love with Miss Moore and
that it is for this reason only l am go
ing to marry her. Were she the pen
niless girl her sister is, and Miss futile
the proud possessor of the wealth
which, in your eyes, confers such dis
tinction upon Miss Moore you would
still see me at the latter's feet, and a
hers only. Miss Tuttle's charms are no
potent enough to hold the heart which
has once been fixed by her sister
smile"
This was pointed enough, certainly
but when at the conclusion of hi
words tall figure rose from a nea
corner and Cora Tuttle passed th'
amazed group with bow dare war
rant that not one of the men compos
ing it but wished himself hundret
miles away.
With this incident filling my mind,
returned to Washington. / had az
quainted myself with the open fact
J of this family's history. But what 0
It's inner life? Who knew it? Did an
one?
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CHAPTER VII.
CHE next morning my duty lie

"NaE ueAI morning my uuly leu
me directly in the way of that
little friend of mine whom l
have already mentioned. 1t is
strange how often my duty did lead
me in her way.
She is a demure little creature, with
wits as bright as her eyes, which is
saying great deal, and, while in the
course of our long friendship had ad-
mtred without making use Of the spe-
cial abilities saw in her, felt that
the time had now come when they
might prove Of inestimable value to
me.
Greeting her with pardonable abrupt
ness, l expressed my wishes in these
possibly alarming words:
"Jinny, you can do something for me.
Find out-I know you can, and that,
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too, without arousing suspicion or con-
promising either of US where Mr..
Moore of Waverley avenue buys his
groceries, and, when you have done
that, whether or not he has lately re-
supplied himself with candles"
The surprise which she showed had
a touch of naivete in it which was very
encouraging.
"AIr. Moore" she cried, sthe uncle
of her who-who''-
"The very same,' I responded and
waited for her questions without add
ing q single word in way of explana-
ton.
She gave me a look-oh, what a look.
1t was as encouraging TO the detective
as 1t was welcome to the lover, after
which she nodded, once in.doubt, once
In question and once in frank and
laughing consent, and darted off.
/ thanked Providence for such SELF
contained little aid-de-camp and pro
ceeded on my way in state of great
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27

Gibheon Duncan, a man aged
about 80 years, agent for the AL.
lantic and Pacific Tea Co. of st.
Louis twho took his meals at Hox-
sey's and rOOmed at Mr.. Escue
Brandon, has mysteriOusly dis
appeared from Mexico. He left
here two weeks ago today. lie APP
peared to be greatly in trouble
about something just before h c
left, and it is feared he has taken
his own life in. some manner. lie
left a large quality of teas, rice,
coffees, Ietc., here which is undeliv,
cred. A letter from u cousin in
North Carolina to Duncan has
been received here containing mon
ey and has been returned to thu
sender. Duncan wed no bills
here, paid as he went but an inter
ested public would be pleased t
know what has become of him.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
Dat Skeeter.

rs 'uuainted wild 'skeeter-oh, he hab
a hard heart!
1 Uisten. now, Brudder Grip, listen
nowD
He do sting me in de forehead an cherry
tender part
Gracious Dow. Brudder Grip, gracious
DowD
| wen rise up in de monin', wen lay
me down fer sleep
COh, cry. Brudder Grlpper, oh, cryD
| Dat 'skeeter he beside me, an study
watch he'll keep:
9TH yer die Brudder Grip, till yer deb
He foller me ter mcetin'. where de
preacher tallun' tall.
Oats so. Brudder Gripper. OATS SOD
An wen rise ter cogltate an 'terro-
gate dem all
Don't we know. Brudder Gripper, don't
we knowO
Dat 'skeeter he sneak close ter me. lc
crawl UP by my side,
% do, Bruddcr Gripper he dob
dc mo dat does appetise de wuss
do he derlde.
Oats true. Brudder Gripper. OATS trueO
Well. one night wen de moon been high
an watermelons fine
(You bet Bruddcr Gripper, you bctD
I sneak down ter de big house Jest fer
look at massa's vine;
Don't fret, Brudder Grippcr, don fretO
Jest been Nlshed Ter test uell' 80 1
'blgc ter eat few
eve know Bruddcr Grlppor, we knowO
Old massa hab so many he can't grudge
me one or two.
Oats so. Brudder Gripper, OATS SOD
But wen / kinder runnln' home, case
massa might be by,
U'ndcrstan', Brudder Gripper under
STAMP
Dat skeeter come behind me- an l light
out wild n cry.
COh. land, Brudder Gripper. oh, landO
De for'man he been ketchcd me, an no
licked me black an blue.
(whnt a row, Brudder Gripper, what n
rowD
Lor' wen l grabbed dat 'skceter killed
him troo an troo!
Il swow. Eruddcr Grippcr, ] swowO
But dere amt no use I'm killin'--dat 'skeet-
Cr's Twin now!
CTake keer Brudder Grippcr, take kecrO
An wen l die an Peter plant dat crown
upon my brow
QIe'll be dere. Brudder Grip, he'll be
dereD
Vas! He'll settle down beside me upon
dat pu white tronc,
An wen l ride dat chariot amt gwine
ter be alone;
Dat 'skeeter II sting I'm paradise as sho
as you is bon.
CTaint fair. Brudder Grlpper, faint
fairD
Century.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27

money has nothing to do with the
prices. Prices have gone up as
gold has increased. The free sill
yer advocates have gotten what
they wanted thru a change for
which neither party claims the
credit. Yet the present situation
is unsatisfactory and undeveloped.
A standard better than a single
metal, more stable than a single
commodity, is desirable if it can
be found. The money question
must arise again and in new
form before many years. The
difficulty has not been finally set
tied; it is but postponed"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
Summer Smiles by a
Sleepy Hollow Jester

"DID the ring confess1" asked the
- "Oh, yes" replied the stud.
1T acknowledged its gilt"
There We're few wise men In olden
time, but that was before we had col
lege graduates.
Dunker-When is your wife going to
take up golf?
Bunker-As soon as she runs across n
sale of clubs.
Sorry | can't stay with you" said
the lamp to the lovers, but I've got to
go out"
well, l caught you at last" said the
gutter TO the rain.
II thought you would run me down."
said the rain.
Many an intoxicated man is held up
by his friends.
Wyld-Your wife is a born leader,
Enpec.
Enpec-She certainly has a fine COM
mand of language IN. "
News,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
An Ex-Ray'a Complaint.

you were once so sunny and
bright" he said cOmplainingly, a reg
ular ray Of sunshine. What has chang,
ed your
"Yes," replied she, Il suppose 1 am
what might be termed an ex-ray of
sunshine, but it is your constantly com
ing home cross that has spoiled my
cheerfulness"
''Well," exclaimed he angrily, ''if It
is n woman's place to dispel her hus-
bands gloom, isn't it the husbands
business to furnish something for her
to dispelT
And he strobe angrily away to his
work, grumbling at the unreasonable
ness OF wOmanklnd. Baltimore Amer.
lean. p.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
A Change of Heart.

The Springfield Republican,, one
Of the rankcst gold standard advo.
Gates in 1896 and 1900, has expert.
emced change of heart on a sin.
e." standard. In a lengthy cdi-
trial the Republican, among other
things, says: The Republican,
IN reviewing three recent works ON
political economy by three distin-
guished economists to-wit: Prin,
ciples of Political economy, book
by Charles Glide of the University
Montpelier, France; Elements OF
Political Economy, by Prof. j. S.
Nicholson of the University of Ed.
inburg, and the Principles OF
Economy, by Prof. Frank A. Fet.
ter of Cornell University, publish,
ed by the Century company, viz:
Regarding money there is a singu,
lar harmony of thOught-haying q
striking bearing on the recent
political controversy in the United
States. All except the quantity
theory. All agree to the sound
ness of the paper money doctrine
within the bounds of a proper lin
itatiou on the issues, which nigh
be imposed, but which is liable
not to be. And all agree to tn,
soundness of the theory of bimet
alism and the comparative lame
ness of the monOmetalic couten
ton. All, in a word, maintain il
effect that those crazy silverites Of
ours in 1896, who so excited tn,
alarm aud plying contempt of IN,
best thought of the conntry, haC
decidedly the better understanding
OF the money question aud the bes
OF the argument. Prof. FetteI
says, for example: Though nc
change seems likely or possible al
the present time, the free silver
advocate has been justified by
events against those gold advo-
Gates who said the amount OF
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
The Tie Magnetic.

"And now, darling" said the newly
accepted lover, tell me how you ever
came to be attracted to such plain,
everyday man as myself? What could
you see IN me to lover
The beautiful girl blushed and looked
down at the diamond sparkling on her
finger. "Well," she said at last, hest
tating.
Eyes, yes-what was itT" exclaimed
the impatient lover.
Because you tie your ascots SO
beautifully. / never could make mine
look right. VIII you show me how
dearT'-New York Press.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
Kiss Her.


Say, young man, II you've a wife.
Kiss her.
Every morning of your life
Kiss her.
Every evening when the sun
Marks your day of labor done
Get you homeward on the run
Kiss her.
Even though you're feeling bad,
Kiss her.
II she's out Of sorts and sad,
Kiss her.
Act as If you meant II too:
Let the whole true heart Of you
Speak Its ardOr when you do
Kiss her.
II you think It's soft" you're
wrong.
Kiss her.
Love like this will make you strong
Kiss her.
You're her husband now, but let
Her possess her lover yet.
Every blessed chance you get,
Kiss her.
Every good wife let's her man
Kiss her.
Be a man, then, when you can;
Kiss her.
IL you'd strike with telling force
At the evil of divorce,
Just adopt this simple course
Kiss her
T. A. DAILY in Catholic Standard and
Times.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
Sues Governor For $4,000.

St. Louis, July 2j.-The Del
mar Jockey club filed today suit in
t h c st. Louis circuit cOurt for
$4,000 damages against Cover,
nor Joseph w. Folk, the members
of the st. Louis board of police
commissioners and the chief of po'
lice, Mr.. Kiely, alleging trespass.
The suit is based on the raid OF
the city police force a t Dalmar
race track yesterday. The track il
located in st. Louis county and tn,
plaintiffs deny the authority of The
city police in the county jurisdic
ton.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27

ing at her intently, Querled:
What makes Grandma Bankers face
oil wrlnkled?"
Because she Is very old, dearie,"
was the reply.
"Win your nice, smoOve face be like
hers when you get to be old, auntie?''
asked the child soberly.
Yes, darling" said the aunt, sigh.
ing in anticipation of her lost charms.
"Oh, well, auntle, don't feel badp ex.
claimed the child. Maybe you'll die
pity quick!'-New York Press.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
Dead From Yellow Fever

New Orleans, July 25.-In res
ponse to the request of the state
board OF health the city board of
health compiled tonight the figures
of suspicious aud actual cases of
yellow fever and deaths. The fig.
ures as issued by the state board
show that between July 13 and q
there were about 100 cases, SUSPECT.
Gus. and positive, and twenty deaths
Since then there have been fifty
four cases aud twelve deaths up to
yesterday making all told 81
cases and thirty.two deaths. To
day there were two deaths, making
thirty-four to date. There arc
about fifty cases under treatment
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
Order of Publication.
State OF Missouri,
County Of Audrain
In the Circuit Court,
September Term, 1909


County OF Audrain.
In the Circuit Court,
September Term, 1909.
Henri y ROdhouse, Plaintiff
VS..
The unknown heirs, devisccs, legatee
and assgnees of Edward Bradley, Rob
ert Kenyon, David II. Bond, f. ARMS
tead, James II Harrison, Martha J.
Armistead and Judith Brown, deceased,
and Robert &c. Gibbs, uand Gall those
claiming or who might claim by,
through or under them, Defendants
Now this July cath, 1905, comes plain
tiff and files with the clerk Of the circuit
Court of Audrain county, Missouri, in
vacation, his petition duly verified by af-
idavlt, wherein among things plaintiff al
leges that he is the owner In fee simple
OF the following described lands situated
10 Audrain county, tO-wit% The North
half OF the southeast fourth of the north
east quarter and the south half of the
northeast fourth OF the northeast quar-
ter OF section thirty two, and the north
west quarter and right Of way twenty
feet wide Of the north side of the north
west fourth of the southeast quarter and
the north half OF the north west fourth
OF the northeast quarter Of section thir-
ty-three all In township fifty one, range
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27

She-Why do they talk so much
about the kitchen troubles Of brides ?
Most of them don't ever attempt to
cook.
He-Oh, yes, they do, In one way or
another! They all have to do a good
deal Of roasting and stewing.-Detroit
Free Press.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27

w. w. Coates of Cass county,
Neb. has bought of John X. Teare,
who resides in Warren County,
H., 800 acres of land in north
west Audrain county, paying 500.
600. The biggest land transac.
ton that ever took place in this
section Of h G State. The
corn prospect is livcning mp reaI
estate matters in Audrain.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27

Dave Owen, who has the street
paving contract, will begin the
work in few days. The total
cost OF the paving will be over
$4,000. The material will be
furnished in Mexico and the
work will be done by Mexico labor
This is doing things for Mexico
and our home people.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
Terms Of Subscription:
THURSDAY, JULY %, 1905

SENATOR Stone calls Lawson a
fake aud the MESSAGE called Law
son a freak If Lawson will make
good" do something, as well rs
talk, the MESSAGE and Senator
Stone will take it all back.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27

The saloon keepers of Kansas
City who have been violating the
Sunday closing law are coming to
grief one 10y one. Uncle Sam is
after the "hootlcggcrs,' too. All.
the anarchists must come down.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27

SENATOR Stone wishes the Dem.
ocrats to harmonic. Hcc start
the harmony by himself endorsing
Gov. Folks administration and
Mr. Folks determination for strict
law enforcement. Mr.. Stone here
is your opportunity, and the PEG.
pie will be with you, too.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27

II once knew man." said the hui
morous boarder, cwho kept diary
for fifteen years" -
"And why did be stop keeping itT'
inquired the serious boarder.
ooh, somebody came in and bought
II. You see, he was a statloner."
Then the serious boarder murmured
something about smart Aieclss' and
glumly applied himself 10 the hash
Louisville Courier olEnaL
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27

TIE majority of Mexico's popu.
lation, we believe, is opposed to
Sunday base ball. Give the games
on any week day aud your neigh.
bors in the vicinity of the game
would feel better about it Sabbath
Dissertation is not popular with the
people.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27

Rev. IsOm Roberts of Blackwell,
Oklahoma, is in Mexico on a visit
to relatives aud friends. Bro. Rob
erts likes Oklahoma anl her PEG,
pie.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27

whats the subject Of Elias essayY'
"IIarmonies."
"And how does she illustrate it,"
by putting blue ribbon in her odl-
GUS mop Of red hair"-Cleveland Plain
Dealer,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
one way 60 Avoid wrlnlsleI.

Four-year-old Alice had been to visit
a very aged lady whose face was badly
wrlnkled. On returning home she
climbed into her aunt,s lap and, lock
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
~-N-~
THE GRIM REAPER

ness of about two years, died last
Saturday morning. Rev. kearu OF
st. Louis preached the funeral aud
the burial was at Salt River
church. Mr.. Beatty was a highly
esteemed citizen and had many
friends in Mexico and over the
county. He was cousin of ex.
Postmaster John W Beatty Of
Mexico. He leaves a wife aud
seven children. The children are;
john, Edward, Joseph, "Buck"
aud Liza, all OF Audrain county,
and Mrs, Lawrence McCarty Of
Spokane. Wash, aud Mrs. Ray
McCmty of the State of Kansas.
Little Merrill Guthrie Evans, the
| ll.year.old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ S. y. Evans, died last Sunday
morning after an illness Of three
months-first i'll with humps, then
measles, then scarlet fever and
lastly, dysentery. 1t was all too
much for his constitution He
was the only child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Evans. lie was a good boy,
patient and never complaining in
all his sufrerings. The funeral
was preached from the home Mon
day afternoon by Rev. A. w. 10.
kendoffer. The following, COM
posing Il Quartette, rendered sweet
music: Mrs. II. p. Warden, f. r.
Jesse, James Jesse, and Mr.. Paul
st. Vrain. The pallbearers were
II. ID. Worrcll, Dr.. e. A. Roth
well, Dr.. +. S. Cave, MinorBotts,
S. j. Buckner and Joseph Jesse.
Mrs. II. j. Truck, wife of the
pastor of the Baptist church of
Mexico, died Monday morning at
4:3O. She had been i'll for nearly
three months and her suffering was
intense. Mrs. Trucks maiden
name was Mecca Perry aud she
was born in 1871 at Weston, Mo.
Having lost her parents early in
life she resided with her grand.
mother, Mrs. Hamilton, in Leba-
non, Tenn, where she and II. Il
Truck were married in 1891. Be.
sides n husband deceased leaves
three children, Eldon, Rachel and
Aubrey, her grandmother, Mrs.
Hamilton, who has made her home
with her here, and two brothers
aud three sisters, Her brothers
aud sisters are John Perry, Leb-
anon, Tenn; Robert Perry, San
Jose, Cal, Mrs. Jackson of Los
Angeles, Cal aud Mrs. NARROW
and Miss Florence Perry of st. JO-
seph Funeral services were held
Tuesday ut $3.50 o'clock at the
Baptist church. Rev. j. s. Jesse
conducted the funeral service and
Revs KOkendOffer, Selecman and
Wallace assisted. The spacious
church was filled with the friends
of Mrs. Truck and the service was
most impressive. A number came
from distance, among them
friends from former charge at
Macon. A long procession fol-
lowed the remains to the cemetery
l in this city where she was laid to
rest. The floral tributes were
many and beautiful. The deacons
OF the church were pallbearers:
G. A. Witherspoon, j. w. Million,
2 S. Haggard, j. F. Griffee, T. II.
Winans and j. E. Jesse. Mrs.
t Truck lived a beautiful Christian
e life, the influence of which is a
e benediction to our community in
which she has so earnestly labored
for three years past. So lovely a
woman, so bright, so cheerfully
unselfish, so devoted to her family
! and to Christian work, it is due
cause for sorrow that she should
, be cut down in the prime of life.
, Truly can it be said that none
could know her without being
+ purer and better thereby.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-07-27
"Wot's de matterT"

"Shucks! Not single papers got a
account Of me gettln' my thumb hurt
In de ball game"-San Francisco Ex-
amlner.
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been received at this Department from Mr. H. A.
Gudger, the Consul General Of the United States
at Panama, Republic Of Panama, Of the death on
r. Seagar OF Washington, ID. c. Per dispatch No.
543. Dated January f. 1905. 1t
u. s. ENGINEER oFFIIE. 1000 22D ST NV,
Washington, ID. c., December %, 1904. The Penn
syivania Il. r. Co. having made application to
War Department for permission to reconstruct
ington, d. c., and proposed changes involving use
Of said bridge during and after said changes by
electric road and highway trafac. all persons In
take notice that a public hearing will be held at
this once JANUARY SEVENTEENTH. 1906. At
ELEVEN AM.,- at which time an opportunity will
be given them to present their views. SMITH =.
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