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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-22
PEOPLES PULPIT
"EAsTER ECHOES"
G.. L. Morrill,.

Welcome the coming, speed the 60
ing guest' was the air Of tho hotel
lobby: AS [ entered, I noticed old men
lonngings comfersably in < big chairs;
mlddle-aged men. standing: earnestly dis
cuSs!ng business; young men walking,
talking pleasure between the puff Of
From the, time of Chaucer,s Tabard
htostelry, thru Longfellow's Wayside
inn, and to the present, hotel life has
been TIE world in miniature. s,.
~ Unlike the others in look and action
was man sitting alone, inten,Sly read
ing letter. When he finished. he
glanced across the room, recognized me.
and approached with extended hand.
l had scarcely said: Hello! How
are you?" when he drew me to one
side, saying he had something to show
me. |.E' m Fps i':'.'.@5s1 o "
. It was the letter. The writer was a
dear friend. She told how her.fatheT
was nearing the grave, but felt no fear
because he believed he, would soon be
IN IN heavens home with his sainted dead.
She poured out a wealth of love from
her hllal heart, declaring she was GLAD
that her father would soon be released.
from his weakness and pain. and that f.:
a little while she would follow, where
the broken family circle would be eter.
y -Icuu1LGQ.a "a'..'-@ 'iiz"
His voice had grown softer, and hi,
said with sadness: - ~
rMorrill, I don It believe it. '7js:.s5 s
l clasped his hand, looked thru his
eyes into. his soul, and asked: - -D -
.sRo + you wish you dids''
Job asked the question for all times
and peoples: ';57 : - - i'Aos'
~ a man die shall he live again9''
1--we again " is the echoing answer
rom the lips OF the fragrant flowers re-
Vlved from winters cold embrace,
Live again is the echoing answer
from faces which look up into ours with
beauty unburied by marble wilderness.
Live again, :, is the echoing answer Of
the phonograph, as its record repeats
tho scripture or song with the old-time
tone and accent Of lips which have been
sealed into silence by the cold kiss of
mother earth. Live again. is the
echolng answer Of Jesus Christ, who
tho dead and buried, rose from the
Christ's resurrection is The nledoe
| That the grave does not end all. Every
| Easter Faith, clad in the beauty Of The
! lily, sings her triumphant song. and
| points beyond the veil Of death To the
unseen hills, where the light Of life
shines forever =,
Alas for him who never sees
The stars shine. thru his cypress trees
Who, hopeless, lays his dead away,
NOR looks to see the breaking day
Across the mournful marbles play!
Who hath not learned in hours of faith
The truth to flesh and sense unknown,
That Life is ever lord of Death,
And Love can never lose it's own!
Because I live We shall live also.''
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-22
SPECIAL cHURcH Nor1oFs !.

=, At t., the Lake Street Methodist church, Rev.
H.. W. Stout announces a series Of Sunday eve
ming sermons on messages of Common Things -
The The, subjects and dates follows: April 90,
Things a Trolley Car Gould TelP'; April 80
Secrets of Bridge Square,; May 7,1''Rebuilding
the SOD ga HOUSE Bi1 May 4 Money Talks-What
five voices has been organized by Professor. Drew,
ana VII render special music each evening.
Judge John Day Smith will deliver a lecture
on The Baptist Church." Sunday April 90, at
$50 $500 p:m - in the chapel of Calvary Baptist
OF lectures during the past months on .'Great
fd1n Truths, These lectures have been
Der OF people who have been in attendance
AT the New Thought slyceum tomorrow Ruth
3. Ridges will speak on 1.-THE Promise of the
Father.'' .: .5tE@tEf! -: l5S--,Ss = -
The special evening meetings at Hobart Memo.
rial church, under the direction Of Rev Dr.
Hoag, will be continued this week. -.
Next Sunday the pastor, Rev. A. F. Thomp-
son. VIII begin series Of children's revival
meetings. 5 81 l.. e., 80 = : = 90
Key: Dr. Pratt will close his special work at
rLAnden Hills tomorrow. after which he goes ia
jamestown, n D., to conduct union services -?
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LEAGUE NOTES.

The song service at Asbury hospital tomorrow
Will be in charge Of the young people from Simp-
sen league. = Js..sst f%13 sst';& q
The Minneapolis district Epworth league will
hold Its regular bi-monthly meeting Tuesday
evening, May g. at Simpson church, The pro-
gram will be outlined next week. ..,s2s. !.
-; meeting OF the board Of directors Of the
Mlnnetonka Lakeside Assembly association was
held Monday evening at the st. James hotel and
much enthusiasm was the outlook for the com
Ing season. Many changes will be made in the
lake property. The Minneapolis district will
hold a: four-day convention in August and ex-
poets to secure S. Earl Taylor. and other prom
inent speakers on their way home from Denver
The league which was organized; att Prospect
Park church last Sunday evening started with a
large enrolment of active and associate mem
bers. J. D.-Engle was elected president
The District league ias we'll as First Church
chapter will feel keenly the loss of W. A. Rice.
next month. Next Monday evening the district
VIII hold special meeting to consider
ParE 1ana , ol a. new district president.
Ing at O'Clock for an Easter prayer service.
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CHRISTIAN ENpEAvoR NOTES.

The annual meeting of the city Endeavor union
on May 10, at the Fifth Presby terrain church,
Will be of unusual Importance. In addition to
the election of officers and other routine business
the question Of forming federation including
all young peoples church societies will come up
for definite action. Supper will be served BY the
young people Of the Fifth church full repre-
sentatlon from every society is expected
conference of the second district workers
will be held at yanderburg Memorial Presby-
terrain church. Twenty-third avenue S and Frank
lin, on Monday. April "a. at 7:45 pm This
district includes the following churches: Vine
tional, Emmanuel Baptist, Minnehaha
NJ. e., Trinity Lutheran, Riverside Presby terrain
and Oliver Presbyterian. At this conference the
work Of the prayer meeting lookout and mis-
sionary committees will be discussed
The Minneapolis Christian Endeayor union has
arranged for Easter sunrise prayer meetings in
Lyndale Avenue Congregational church, George
NJ. Marine; Oliver Presby terrain church. Willard
W. Davis; Westminster Presby terrain church
Rev. A G. Patterson. Pilgrim Congregations
church. =. G. Carr; Forest Heights Congrega-
tional church, o. "A. Bruce; Shiloh Presbyterian
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EASTER TOPICS

EASTER TOPICS. 5s5
The Easter services in Gethsemane church VIII
be as follows: zal,sl III
Holy communion, with music BY full vested
choir. at $3.50 m.
4 Holy communion without music at Ssa.m.rsf
Morning prayer and holy communion, with
full choral service by vested choir at 10 80 m
+, Sunday school Easter service at 7:45 pm. $
5lAt the First Baptist church tomorrow Rev w.
B. Riley will speak in the morning on 1.-THE
Power OF Ciirist's Resurrection"; and In the
evening on 1.-THE Completeness of Christ's Saliva
tion.'' A special program of music has been
prepared for both services. $3.50 Is
The Young Peoples Christian Union OF the
Church of the Redeemer will meet tomorrow
evening in the Young People club room at $50
The topic will be. Easter Hope, the Key to
Happiness and Power."y d. s. $50 . ags9
The Hobart and Richfeld Sunday schools will
unite for missionary concert tomorrow even
ing.
Bishop Isaac W. Joyce will preach at the
Hennepin Avenue Methodist church Sunday morn
ing. tfsas
AT the Easter morning service at the Fowler
M. D. church., DR.. Cool will preach on ..The
Resurrection of Christ" At the evening service
Bishop,I. W.3Joyce will speak of the work Of
the Womens Foreign Missionary society. There
will be special music at both services
At the Bethlehem Presbyter church tomor.
row morning. Rev. Stanley Roberts will speak
on 1.-THE ction-Na ture Christ. .
New members will be received. At noon there
will be Easter exercises for the Sunday school
children. At $3.50 the Christian Endeayor So
cieties will hold union service.
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church, Rev. I. Richardson; First Congregat ton
al church, Il. II. C0lwell. Ii The topic to be pre-
scented will be THE Powersof Chriat's Resurrec-9
meeting nearest to- their locat ion regardless Of
their own society meeting place. These services
will begin at 1900 o'clock. 8aSJ g.ts58 4
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w. B.. M. T.: TO MEET
Annual Session of Minnesota Branch
Repins Hero T11esdav

Annual Session of Minnesota Branch
=, Begins Here Tuesday,, F.
The twenty-eighth annual meeting of
the Minnesota Branch Of the Women =
Board of: Missions Of the Interior will
be held in Pilgrim Congregational
| church, ..Lyndale and Fourteenth ave-
nues N, on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday Of this week. The central
| theme Of the services will be "Val-
ues; Sessions will be held each day
as follows: 49,. J. ....-.... :,
~ TUESDAY AFTERNOON. ....: 49,. ...
Devotional service-The President. ..t:.s
THE Value. of the Work at Home" Mrs. c..
F. Say: SAWYER. Minneapolis:
! 1.-The Value of the Work Abroad Mrs. Lydia
Lord Davis China. ~. Il; = ..:ac.. ~ .'..
| =: TUESDAY EVENING. - s.s>.'
| Opening Service-The president '>;.- /.
Welcomc-Rev. F.. A. Sumner ..:.-.. .
| Response-Miss Margaret j. Evans ..... . d
| Subsidiaries Werner. a..
evangelized,' Rev. willis R. Hotchkiss, British
! ''The Value of Cooperation" Mrs. A. B. Up
l ham. st. PAUL.
i Offering. 1:t t.-1 ~:
j VI WEDNESDAY MORNING. 81
!: scripture-Miss Mary Wingate
I Review of Home Department-Mrs S. W.
Dickinson. st. Paul. M. - -.Ite-
The Value of Our Equipment" conducted by
I Mrs l.. r. Jepson, director Of Anoka conference.
Z. The Value of New Methods,'' Mrs. w. S.
Woodbridge. Duluth. ~ -.s.s, 49,. ...4r s...sr
/. The Value OF Significant Facts in Our For
! eign Fields, Miss Hannah M. Griffith Monte
video. :-,t #t 1' t.. z = 80
The Value Of Experience in the Foreign
/ Field Mrs. George T.. Albrecht, Japan =. -.
i Prayer service. led by Mrs G. f. Sawyer
o, Luncheon served by the Zen Of Pilgrim
~-- r ~: WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. : .>.e.
Devotional Exercises-Mrs S.IV. S. Fisher,
1 The Financial Value Of a Minnesota Years
i Work Mrs II. A. SERVER, Minneapolis. ,.r. : ;
/ Williams Chicago "i- !: ~" MT - -
i - The Deciding Factor in the Conflict" Rev
i Willis R.. Hotchkiss, Africa. *I..si.3 III. -,
The Value of Work Among the Children, -
! Mrs Willard w. Morse. go.
/ The Children's Hour = -.ser2:a - f,:s E..@s
| WEDNESDAY EVENING, 2 ?
Devotional Service-Rev. Clement G. Clarke.
=" THE Value of Young Peoples Missionary
Work." Mrs. w. C. A. Waller Little Falls. -,
! Relative Values from the Standpoint nj
Young People, DR.. G. H. Montgomery. North
field So .@.,s- - 80 - -
Solo-Miss Schdcht Il
Address-.'Watchman, What of the Night ??
Mrs. Lydia Lord Davis, China. se-...s.17: : -:
4 Offering. Eti
Reception by the Endeavorers Of Pilgrim
THURSDAY MORNING. E3s4.
Plans for the coming year by the committees
Everyday Problems Solved-Question Roy
Mrs. w. A. HINT Northfeld. : Il m
Personal Experience in Missionary Work
Mrs. aAlbrecht, Japan; Mrs. Davis, China; Mrs
Williams. Chicago. lsEgE 2'zFTf..I. :,
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
THURSDAY MORNING

Plans for the coming year by the committees.
Everyday Problems Solved-Question Box.
Mrs. w. A. HGnt, Northfield = ~
Personal Experience in Missionary Work. -
Mrs fAlbrecht, Japan; Mrs, Davis, China; Mrs.
Williams. Chicago. "a - - ="
Presidents address.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-30
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, r. II. Stuart and Nancy
Stuart, his wife, by their certain deed
Of trust, dated Nov. IL, 1893, and recorded
in Book 10, ct page 113, of the deed rec
ords Of Audrain county, Missouri, con
veyed to Joseph T. Williams, the under
signed trustee, the following described
real estate situated In Audrain county,
Missouri, that is TO say;
All Of lots one ~ and two (2) in block
six (0) Of Hill and Reusch's second addi-
ton to the village OF Rush Hill, 'Audrain
county, Mo-, as the same appears on tho
plat of said second addition now on file
and Of record In the Office OF the recorder
Of deeds within and for Audraln county.
Mo.
Which said conveyance was made in
trust to secure the payment of certain
promissory note therein mentioned and
described, and whereas default has been
made 10 the payment OF said note now.
therefore, in accordance with the powers
conferred upon me In and by said deed of
trust and at the request of the legal own
or and holder Of said note, 1, the UNDER
signed trustee, will 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 90, 1905,
between the hours OF 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 the city of Mexico, county
Of Andraln, state of Missouri, for tho
purpose of satisfying the debt as evil
denced by said note and the cost and ex-
ponse Of this sale.
Joseph 4. Williams, =
Trustee.
November 80, 1905.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-30

The audience at the NJ. E.
church, South, on Sunday morning
was highly entertained, not only
by the very interesting sermon Of
the pastor, Rev. G. G. Selecman,
who preached one Of his series of
sermons, which has continued with
undated interest for five weeks,
and which has done incalcuable
good in the community and could
be proftably continued forgau in
definite time, Ehut were also de-
lighted with the beautiful singing
of the choir, also the female quar-.
tet and the exquisite rendition rem
ditiOn by Miss Stella Swartswood
Of that grand production of the
inimitable Eugene Field, the
children's poet" THE Singing In
Gods Acre. music by Frank II.
Brockett, which was certainly a
proof of the undeveloped talent of
the gifted young lady.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-30


VS..
The Unknown heirs devisees or assigns
of Thomas kilgOre, deceased, and all per-
sons who might claim by, through or un-
der him or them Defendants.
Now this November 10th, 1905, comes
plaintiff and files with the clerk of this
court, in vacation, his petition duly veri-
fled by affidavit of plaintiff wherein
among other things plaintiff states that
he holds the title TO the following
real estate, lying being and situate In
the county OF Audrain,and In the State Of
Missouri, to-wit:
The west halfof the northeast fourty
| OF section fourteen IA, township fifth
one(Sll, range nine (0) west.
That the title to said real estate has
vested in him by limitation under the
provisions Of Chapter 4S section 426S re-
vlsed statutes of Missouri 1899.
That there appears of record title In
Thomas kilgore, adverse to that OF plain
tiff and that Thomas Kilgore is dead.
Plaintiff states that he verify be-
| lleves there are persons who might claim
said real estate, the subject matter OF
this petition, as heirs devIsees or assigns
Of said Thomas Kilgore, deceased, or by
through or under him or them, and whose
names he cannot Insert herein because
they are unknown to him and whose
interests he cannot describe they are I'M
known to the plaintiff but as far as his
knowledge extends their interests are de-
rived from said Thomas Kilgoro de-
ceased, his heirs, devisses or assigns.
II is therefore ordered by tho clerk OF
Audrain county circuit court In vacation
that publication be made herein notify
ing tho unknown heirs, deVisees aud as
signs OF Thomas KIlgore, deceased,
and all persons who might claim BY
has been commenced against them in the
circuit court OF Audrain county, Mis-
souri,, the object and general nature OF
which Is TO obtain q decree OF said court
perfGcting plaintiffs record title TO the
| west half Of the north east fourth Of sec
tion tl4l fourteen, township 1917 ffty-On'e
range nine west Ia Audrain comfy Mis-
| souri, and that said defendants be for
ever barred from claiming title to or In
terest IN said land.
Now you the unknown heirs, devlsees
and assigns OF Thomas KilgOre, deceased,
and all persons who might claim by,
through or under him or them are hereby
notified Of
the filing OF said suit and unless you be
and appear at the next regular term of
I the circuit court OF Audrain county,
| Missouri, to be begun and held at the
court house In Mexico, Missouri, on the
third Monday In January, 1906, and on
or before the first day OF said term an
swor or otherwise plead TO plaintiffs pc
! titlon the same Will be taken as confess
cd and decree rendered as prayed.
And II Is further ordered that o CODY
hereof be published In the Mexico MIS-
souri, Message, weekly newspaper pub
| lished In Audrain Co, Mo-, for four weeks
successfully, the last Insertion To be at
ieasA Is lays betoFs the first day Of said
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-30
Card of Thanks.

Card of Thanks.
Mexico, Mo, Nov. 14.-Thanks
to the burial Association to the
officers of the Missouri Burial Aid
Association of Mexico, Mo.
Gen tlemen; Permit us to ten
der you our sincere thanks for the
prompt and equitable manner in
which you adjusted and paid loss
under certificate No. 210, on our
mother, Martha Threldkeld.
Your way of doing business is
eminently fair, and we would rec
ommend them to all Of our friends
who appreciate promptness and
courteous treatment, us you settled
the funeral bills without any cost
or worry to us. 1t was a God
send to us that we had this certif'
cate.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-30
Susie Threldkeld.
Mrs. II. E. TOlsou.
Ella Nj. Threldkeld.
s. d. Threldkeld.
A Great Hog.

A Great Hog.
Why MeddIer End should be a
great hog: His ancestors are
State fair winners on both sides
for the last II years Mt the Iowa
and Illinois State fairs. lie is a
full brother to the grand champion
aud sweepstakes boar of the world
He has a host of near relatives
that are the highest priced hogs in
the world. He is a first cousin to
KEEP On, "a % interest in whom
was sold to Mr.. Frank Wolgaumth
of Elgin, ILL.,, for So, 900, and T.
RS Perfection of whom q inter-
est sold to same party for "a, 900;
also 10 Perfection L. l.. that sold
for $4,000 also COrrector that q
interest sold to Mr.. A. Glenn of
Sbeperdsyille, KY, for 50, 500 and
Regulator that sold to Mr.. G. E.
Leslie of Memphis, Mo-, a q in.
terest for $500, and plenty 9TH
ers of equal merit.
Now I have some male pigs sired
by this grand hog and out Of
Black U. S. sows. Re member,
the greatest cross that has ever
been made were Black U. S. sows
bred to a Perfection boar. These
pigs are large, mellow ones with
great backs aud hams, plenty OF
bone aud quality to spare, weight
$50 to 300 lbs, good enough to
head the best herd in the land. Ii
you want one of the good kind
come early as they are selling
fast. Farm 81 miles northeast Of
Mexico, Mo. Mrs. Grier has some
extra barred Plymouth Rock cock /.
erels for sale at 81 90 each.
Most respt.,
II. A. GREER,
Breeder of the choicest strains
of Poland China Hogs.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-30

GRANT BEAJ, editor of the Lad
donia Herald, has been confined to
his room with a very serious i'll
ness for nearly Il year--twelve
months this coming Christmas
since he has been able to lift him
self from his bed. lie has had q
long aud hard battle but has re-
NAMED determined aud courage.
GUS thru it all. Several doctors,
who have attended him, seem tC
ihiuk his ailment is fistula with
other complications, He has re-
maiued on an average about the
same for four or five months. lie
himself thinks he will yet recover
and this courage and hope enables
him to at least keep about an ever
contest with disease. His scores
Of friends over the county hope
with him. that he may soon begir
to improve and be restored t
health.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-30

Life insurance companies will
soon when you apply for entrance
put this question to you, DO yOn
ride in an automobile?" The risk
is regarded as hazardous, and in
this connection witness this COM
ment by the Boston Standard; The
distressing fatality attending ont
Of this weeks additions to thu
steadily increasing number Of Ou'
tOmoble accidents will be properly
regarded by personal accident uu
derwriters refusing to accept liza
bility in such cases as justifyinl
their policy. II also leads to tht
reflection that the safeguards pro
vided by law to protect of human
life against preventable accident,
do not keep pace with the intro
ductiOn of the new hazards to lif'
that come with new Development
of civilizations that is to say, too
long an interval is allowed to ex'
pire between the introduction o
the new hazard and the taking o
such steps as are shown to be nee
Sssary to protect the public from
n
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-30

ncyi tenn Of conrt
state OF Missouri. 80
County OF Audrain
Nv. II. Morris, clerk Of the circuit
court Of Audrain cou ty
do hereby certify that the foregoing is a
full, true and complete copy of the Order
OF Publication in case Of Alexander Car
ter VS.. Unknown heirs OF Thomas
Kilgore, deceased, etc, as full as the same
remains on file and Of record in my Office.
Witness my hand and official seal
Done at Office In the City of Mexico,
county and state aforesaid, this 10th day
OF November, A. ID. 1905.
(Seal) w. II. NORRIS, Clerk.
w. II KEENAN,, Atty. for Prf.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-30

We are inclined to think that
mob was more clustering aud pre-
tending than earnest aud were
really glad Bailey was not to be
found. Andrain people do not
believe in mob law.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-30
S Il. Upton,
d. d. Tanner,
ISLANDERS,
II, IL. Oaks,
G.. w. Chase,
Fate SpurlOck,
Foreman

Ten or twelve witnesses were
examined, all testifying in sub.
stance to about the same things.
Among those who testified were j 4.
w. Bently, G. L. Reynolds, j. r.
Stewart, T. f. Hesse, Constable
Grubb and DR.. WEIGH. All testifi-
ed of the general good character OF
the deceased and the examination
in every detail, showed that the
crime was deliberately planned and
premeditated.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-30

Miss Lena Scott, of Wichita,
Kansas, whose home used to be in
this vicinity, missed getting her
MESSAGE the other day and she
missed it so much that she wrote
home to tell about it. We are al
ways glad to learn that the paper
10 appreciated.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-30

1t is the avowed intention Of
school book agents to induce cOun-
ty and local school boards to
change as many books as possible
next year, knowing that the larger
the number of changes made before
the next session of the legislature,
the easier it will be to prevent the
adoption of a state uniformity
law. Such law puts them out of
business.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-30

d. r. Francis, Ex-Governor Of
Missouri, member of the Cleveland
Cabinet, Worlds Fair presiden
aud who has hunks and chunks of
money-don't whisper how he
gotIt---, has q town named for him.
1t is FELTON, changed to Fracis, just
east Of Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-30

When that mob surrounded the
county Jail the other night Sheriff
johnson says they had some of The
niger" occupants worse scared
than would Bailey have been
there. You could have knocked of
the eyes of some of them with a
stick and never touched nose.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1905-11-30
THURSDAY, NOV. 80, 1905

Some mighty interestin' read.
in " on the inside pages Of the
MESSAGE this week, and every
week for that matter.