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Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28
SUN RISE

Merry Christmas to our editor
and all our readers.
Our school closed quietly Satur-
day for week of vacation.
We attended excellent entertain
ments at Hickory Grove school,
Miss Pearl Tucker, teacher; Eris-
man, Miss Goldie Emerson, teach
err, and Eureka with Miss May
jackson as teacher. All were we'll
attended and highly enjoyed,
Rev. Gopher will preach at Uni =
ty church next Sunday.
Francis Laws came home from
Kansas City to spend Chris tmas.
Miss Lucy Hankins is spending
Christmas with Mrs. John Laws.
DR.. Frank Harrison Of Fulton
and Jim Harrison of Il. St. Louis
spent Christmas at home with their
sister and brother.
Bro. Chinn preached two excel
lent sermons at Benton City Sun.
day. He soon departs for a two OF
perhaps three months visit in
Florida.
Taylor Arnold bought 4, 900 bu
of corn from Chas. Allison at 3St
per bu,
Earl Douglass and Bud Dawson
have purchased a new wood saw.
Neal Shahan's calves have beer
dying with black leg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Douglass o
Wellsville were the guests Of hi
brother, Gale, last week.
Mrs. Brewn's sister and brothe
from Boone Co. are visiting her
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28
NEG Dor HOOD NEWS
MARTlNssuRe.

Mrs. Lutte Diggs who has been
seriously i'll for some time is bet
ter.
Mrs. Eta Huss of Mexico and
Mrs. Cinthy - of Chicago, Mr..
Geo. Walker, of Kansas, Houly
Walker Of Joplin, Mo-, Marvin
Walker of Omaha, Neb., have all
been called home to the bedside of
their sister, Mrs. Diggs.
n. NJ. Friedman was Mexico
visitor Friday.
Evert Hilbert is home from
Colorado on visit to his parents
here.
Aunt Lou Gass, an old colored
lady and one of the oldest citizen
here, died last Thursday.
Little Camille Moore who has
been visiting her aunt went to her
home in Pike Co. last Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Walker and daugh-
ter are spending Christmas with
friends in WellsvilIe.
Miss Eckler of st. Louis is visit
ing her brother, Percy Ecker,
north of town.
Mrs. Il. A. Overbaugh's moth =
err is visiting her this week.
Miss Ara McGrew is spending
the holidays in Hardin, Mo-, with
DR.. McGrew and family.
Miss Melia Rogers left Saturday
for Texas where she expects to
spend the winter. She will also
visit relatives in Indian Territory
and Oklahoma aud return in time
to open up her business in the
spring,
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28
a BIG FIRE AT FULTON.
Odd Fellows Building GsstrOyed--
$4,000 Loss.

Fulton, Mo-, Dec. "a. The Odd
Fellows building and the D, NJ.
Tucker business house adjoining
burned this morning between 5
and 6 o'clock, entailing a loss Of
$50, 900. The first story of the
Odd Fellows building was Occu-
pied by the People s:store, owned
by W. H. Weekly. The stock was
greatly damaged by water and
smoke. The second aud third
stories OF the building is a total
loss. The Odd Fellows lost para.
phernalia and furniture to the
amount Of about $1,000, covered
by 1000 insurance. The build.
ing was valued at $4,000, with
$4,000 insurance. The Tucker
building was occupied by Bush &
Everhart, grocers. The building
and stock were a total loss, The
stock was valued at $4,000 with
So, 500 insurance. The building
was valued at 81, 500, with 81, 500
insurance. Godfrey & Atchison,
furniture dealers adjoining the
Tucker building, sustained consid-
cradle smoke aud water damage.
The fire started in the Bush &
Everhart grocery store. The ORR
gin is unknown. The fire depart
ment from the hospital for the in
sane rendered valuable assistance
to the city fire department in pre-
venting the fire from destroying
the entire block.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28
Assignee's Pub
lie Sale! !.

By order of j. d. Barnett Judge of the Circuit Court
of Audrain County, Missouri will sell for cash public
auction January 10TH 1906 the front door Of the
Court House in the City of Mexico Mo- between the hours
of IL 80 and p of said date the following described
property:
FARM 80 acres, IL miles south of Mexico Audrain
Co.. No. 60 in thrifty orchard, mostly apples Of
standard varieties just beginning to bear; 10 in
bluegrass; good houses with modern improvements
barns; extra good well with windmill; land good aud
lays well.
FARM:-160 acres miles south of Mexico; brick house
l2O acres in orchard mostly apples, standard varieties
trees or years DID, in good healthy condition; 40
grass and ;good land and valuable property
FARM ABS acres miles south of Mexico "a miles Of
railroad station; houses and barns we'll watered iy
ing well; of the best stock and grain farms in this
part of the state
DOUBLE OFFICE BUILDING OF pressed brick and
stone situated in Mexico Missouri this office building
contains rooms, vault basement heating plant and
all modern improvements.
COMPLETE ABSTRACT BOOKS OF Audran Coun-
ty Missouri these the only complete abstract books
of the county, and will either sell with building separate
will also sell in front of the Post Office at Sarcoxie
Missouri January Goth, the following described
property:
APPLE ORCHARD :-16O acres, miles south of Sarcox-
lie in Newton County, this farm is all in apples, % Ben
Davis, 1-9 Missouri Pppn; trees IA years Old This
said to be the best apple orchard in Missouri. The
land lays well and situated in the great mineral belt Of
the state. Good house, WELL barn and other improve
ments
n n I'LL
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28
RUSH HILL.
All quiet and full Of, business.

All quiet and full Of, business.
Lee Stuart shipped 5 cars of
cattle and one load of hogs to St,
Louis Tuesday,
G. L. Keithley and wife of Ca
bool, Texas Co., Mo-, are spend
ing Christm9s with j. Il. Carnes
and wife. Mr.. Keithley is presi-
dent Of the Merchants Bank of
Cabool, aud is also heavy stock
shipper. He frequently has a
whole train load of cattle on the
market Mt one time. His wife is a
niece of Mrs. Carnes.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28
BEAN GREEK.

Rev. j. T. Askins preached at
Gilead Sunday. Text: Luke PSI.
His exposition was resplendent
with good will toward men, /"
making his hearers know they
must make room for Christ now if
they should expect Him to make
room for them in heaven
Our beloved pastor, r, E. Me-
Quie, presented us with a handsome
teachers Bible, with a selection oil
new and revised helps which really
help in the study Of the Word
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

something we have long desired
and do greatly appreciate.
Horace Mundy inspected the
Powell's Ford herd Of Poland Chi
mas and found them so good he
could not leave them" without the
best specimen there was left to
choose, aud he got a beauty sure.
VIM. Mongler and wife attended
the Christmas tree at Duly school
house Friday evening.
Emmett Byars and sisters and
Josie Martien attended the enter
taiument at Weaver school house
Friday eve. Report good program
well rendered, of course.
Mrs. Rogers considers herself
fortunate in securing a few Lang
shan pullets from the beautiful
flock Of Mrs. l. P. Dyer.
Have just received a full account
of a meeting of the Farmers Edu-
cational and Cooperative Union at
Texarkaua, Tex. Representatives
from twelve states were present.
A national organization was per.
fected. Il. NJ. Ray Of Neosho was
there and was elected to the office
of Doorkeeper. The principles OF
Equity, Justice and the Golden
Rule were sustained and strong
resolutions were adopted. Greater
advancement is confidently ex'
pected.
John Simpson of Monroe is
spending the holidays with tho
family of S. d. Willingham.
Claude Inflow arrived home from
California in time to spend the
holidays with old friends,
Theodore Barnes and wife enter,
tanned Sunday. Plates were lait
for 40. Dinner was served in tiv,
courses. The national bird Will
the usual compliments was thor
oughly discussed.
S. B. Willingham and wife had ,
Christmas tree Sunday eve for tn
benefit of their family and near
relatives. Needless to add it wal
an entire success
IL. G. Swift of st. Louis i
spending the holidays with his par
ents, T. ]. and wife.
Wesley Stewart of Mexico spen
several days last week with tn
family Of r. T. Byars.
{ Emmett, Lonnie Illey Byars al
= visiting relatives sonth Of Mexico
/, The usual tokens of 0Rood will
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28
oratOrical Contest.

Centralia, Mo-, Dec. 23.-The
annual oratorical contest for the
Hope gold medal was held in the
opera house in this city last night
before large audience. The med.
ais we're awarded to Harold Burks
and Miss Lucy Berry, There were
eight contestants.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28
c. T. CLARK, Assignee for N. B. Guthrie.

have been distributed among
friends, and one fair maiden, we
notice, has a token of endless af-
lection. Would like to offer con-
gratulations but dare not call the
name.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

Rev. w. Beale, late of this
county, has located at Hugo, 1. T.. d,
and writes the MESSAGE that he is
comfortably situated and that his
work there is one of promise. He
orders the MESSAGE to his ad-
drAas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28
POWELL FORD

A very quiet Christmas IN this
locality.
There was a Christmas tree at j.
P. POwelPs Christmas eve. Old
Santa made glad many hearts.
Turkey.dinners seem to be uu-
merOus and very enjoyable.
Miss Alicia Mason of Columbia
is the guest of relatives here, also
of Miss Carrie KEENAN, of Mexico.
Miss Kathryn Cook closed her
school last Friday She will re-
sumo her school duties in the
spring.
Misses Leila Wiley and Ida
Powell are home for a weeks va
cation.
Miss Winifred Fox closed schOol
at Carter for the holidays.
Geo. Lewis is digging a well on
his farm.
Elmer Dowell Of st. Louis visit.
ed his parents last week.
w. McMurtry and family are
visiting relatives in Concord.
Conrad Schultz is spending the
holidays with relatives in Illinois.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

The young folks and old folks
and the whole country round about
enjoyed a Christmas tree and liter.
AIRY program at Salt River Chris
tian church, near Ga Mt, last Mon
day night.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

Fire caught in the kitchen of h.
P. Warden's home last Saturday
afternoon. The FIRE department
was called out, but the blaze was
extinguished before the fire fight
ers arrived.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

Rev. James Bradley has been
feasting on a big 2O.pound turkey
sent him by his daughter, Mrs. M.
w. Ryals, at Randolph Springs.
The rest of the family better watch
that preacher, he might get too
much turkey.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

The Mexico Clothing Co. are
moving into their elegant new
quarters, the French building,
west of Fredendall & wilkins.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28
= YOUR NEiGTIBoRs v

visiting in Troy,
Frank McCord and wife are viz.
iting at Charleston, ILL.,
Minor E; Bolts is home from
Gem City Business College.
Prof. R. b. Finley is visiting
friends at Bloomington, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roxy Precht Of st.
Louis are visiting Mexico relatives.
John A. Guthrie, Jr., is home
for the holidays from William Jew.
ell College.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Cullen and
DR.. Paul e. Coil are visiting Per.
ry relatives.
Virgil Williams, Jr., of Sedalia,
is here to spend the holidays with
his parents.
Miss Polly Cledenin, attending
school in St. Louis, is home for
the holidays.
Prof. s. T. Davis is attending
the State Teachers meeting in
Jefferson City.
Prof. Basil Brewer, attending
school in Bhicago, is visiting
Mexico friends.
Tom Basket of st. Louis visited
his parents here this week, DR.. and
Mrs. T. j. Basket.
Prof. l.. B. Hawthorne is at
tending the State Teachers meet
ing in Jefferson City.
Dr.. and Mrs. II. X. Hinde are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. J. Curd
Hinde of Madison, Ill.
Frank Bush, c. 6 A. agent at
Corder, is visiting his parents
northwest of Mexico.
Miss Kate Duncan, teacher in
the Mexico public schools, is visit
Colliusville, Ill, friends.
Miss Irma johnson and her
cousin, Miss Lelea Whitley, are Wis
iting st. Louis relatives.
W. Il. Young, north of Martins
burg, paid the MESSAGE a pleasant
bushes call last Saturday.
Mr.. Loring Shinn and sister,
Miss Pearl, of Vandalia, visited
Mexico friends this week.
Miss Bessie Scobee of Mexico is
entertaining her Young friend,
Miss Edith Torreyson. of Laddonia.
Mrs. Aubrey Bush, wife of the
editor of the Fulton Sun, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. S. P. Emmons,
In Mexico.
Charley Cleveland, of the Mex
leo Custom Mills, and wife are
spending the holidays with friends
at Decatur, Ill.
Miss Mary V. Houston, of the
Salisbury Spectator, is here to
spend the holidays with her father,
! DIR. W. M. Houston.
Chas. Winkler, who is a travel
ing salesman IN Kans Is, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry
Winkler, at Rush Hill.
Ed. Maehin, northeast Of Mar
tinsburg. was in Mexico last Sat
urday. He now gets his MESSAGE
r. r. II. from Wellsville,
Miss Trixie Turley. attending
school in Fulton, is spending the
holidays with her parents in Mex
leo, Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Turley.
DR.. and Mrs. Cole Of Sedalia ar,
visiting the families of Mrs. Coles
J sister here, Mrs. James 7. Johnson
! and Mrs. Coles brother, DIR. q
S. Cave.
Prof. 4. j. Rodhouse, of tn
: State University, aud his wife Wis
tied the parents Of the forme
southwest of Mexico, Mr.. andlMrs
Henry Rodhouse, this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. d. Myers, o.
route No. s, southeast of Mexico
: made the MESSAGE a pleasant ca
Tuesday. This paper counts ther
, two Of our best friends out this
way.
Slater Rustler: Miss Ann
4 Gabb, who makes her home wit
! the family of @. d. Rodgers
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28
CUPID'S CAPTUf ES

MIR. W. A. Nelson ard Miss
Clara Lou Vattlerodt, both of
vandalia, were granted marriage
license last Saturday.
Judge W. w. Bolts united in
marriage Tuesday afternoon Mr..
G. V. Moore and Miss Anna La
GEAR, both of Galloway county.
The marriage of Mr.. Erwin
Juhre Of Rogers, Ark, and Miss
Vera Smith was solemnized at
Hardin College last evening, Rev.
G. @. Selecman officiating. Little
Miss Amelia Graham, ring bearer.
Marriage licenses were issued last
Saturday as follows; ]. C. Tur-
ner and Miss Lillian Mumson,
VIM. Congers and Miss Ethel Can
fly, all of this county; A. o. Will.
son Of Ogden, Iowa, and Miss
Susie Holmes Of Audraiu,
ATCHlsoN-CoTTER.
The Globe.Demoorat Of Tuesday
Of this week contained the follow,
ing announcement,
Miss Mae q. Cotter, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cotter, and
Thomas W. Atchison were mar
ried Sunday evening at Alton. The
marriage was the elimination of a
romance begun In a telephone ex-
change at Alton. Miss COtter was
chief operator at one Office and Mr.,
Atchison was manager Of another
and their work often threw them
together. Recently Mr.. AtchisOr
was given charge of a new ex'
change at Terre Haute, Indiana
Miss Cotter kept her engagement
secret until a week ago, when shl
told her parents.
The ceremony was performed By
Rev. Father p. l.. Spalding at tn,
residence of Bishop James Ryai
on Sunday evening at 6 o'clock
The couple were attended by Viii
liam Richards and Misses Lue.
and Nellie Cotter. Mr.. and Mrs
!. Atchison will leave for TER
Haute to-day.
1 Mr.. AtchisOn is a son Of MIR. an,
Mrs. John Atehison Of Mexico an
sent telegram here Sunday an
nouucing his marriage
Tom Atchison is all right
No one here thought he would eve
get married, but he fooled ZEN
Mr.. Atohisou formerly held the Of
fices Of deputy sheriff and deput
collector Of this county. We eS
tend him and his bride congratull
lions aud best wishes.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

Mrs. Grace Fletcher, southwest
OF Mexico, took seriously sick with
pneumonia latter part of last week
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

B. w. Hall Of Mexico and A.
Stone Of Martinsburg are new
readers Of the MESSAGE.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

Misses Anna Koenig and Mamie
Wright, primary teachers in the
Mexico schools, directed their
classes IN a Christmas entertain
ment Friday afternoon. Recita-
tions, singing and reading of
Christmas poems was the program.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

The Moline school, Miss Mary
Coakley teacher, gave an entertain
ment last Friday night.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

Thomas Campbell has leased the
Planters Hotel in Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

Our excellent and young.hearted
friend W. A. Davis, Of near
Thompson. Is home from a years
stay at Caney, I. T., where he has
some property interests Mr.. Da-
Wis celebrated his 93rd birthday
last October, but he is no older
In his ways and good oheer--than
a young follow just out of his
teens.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

Misses Alma and Mary Rowe, at
tending school at Lexington. are
spending the holidays with their
parents at ROwena.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

Attorney c. A. Barnes was in
Kansas City this week on business.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

John X. Brown is in Texas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

The State meeting of the County
Assessors Association is to be held
in Mexico Feb. and s. c. d.
Brown of Sedalia is president OF
the organization and Rufus Jack
son Of Mexico is vice-president.
The State Board of Equalization
will meet here at the same time
and Gov. Folk, who is a member
Of the Board, will likely deliver 40
address.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

The Epworth League of the
Mexico Methodist church has elect
ed the following officers for the en-
suing year: President, Miss Maude
Wallacei LIST viee-president, Mrs.
A. Hughes 2nd viee-president,
Miss Mary Ricketts, Sd viCe-pres-
ident, Miss Martha Frosti 4th
vice.president, Mrs, W. L. Reed;
secretary, A. B. Smith, treasurer,
Eugene Kent.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

Albert Kennen is here to visit
his family from Arkansas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

The Wabash R. R. is arranging
to do a costly piece of paving
around the new depot in Mexico.
The paving and the platform will
extend west nearly to the Clark
avenue viaduct from which
point an iron stairway will likely
be built, connecting the platform
with the viaduct.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-12-28

g. z. Laforce and wife, now of
SC. Louis, visited Mexico friends
this week. Mr.. Laforee has a
position with DR.. Pinkney French
aud Mrs. Laforee has a place With
Bars. They are delighted with
st. Louis aud like their work. Mr..
Laforce retains a nice home in
Mexico, to which he and his wife
eau resort any time they get tired
Of the din and noise Of the city.
The funeral Of j. g. Holt was
held Sunday afternoon, instead Of
Saturday as by mistake is an
nouneed on another page of this
paper. Mr.. Holt was a native Of
Indiana, locating when quite
Young in Kansas City where for a
number Of years he was in the mu-
sic business. He was an earnest
ohurchman. a member Of the
Christian church. The pallbeaEeri
at the funeral here were, =. NJ,
Locke, j. A. Abbay, w. s. Eller
e. r. Locke. Halsey Matthews ans
J. q. Mundy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-08
NO POLITICS IN CANAL BUILOINGIN(
President Shonts of the New Commission Promises That He
and His Associates Will Make Good in
Every Particular.

= HICAGO. April Great business
l. methods, publicity and absolute
ly no pOlitics-this is the key
note of the policy Of the Panama
canal commission. to which President
Roosevelt has seen fit to appoint me
president" This is the declaration Of
T p Shonts, PRESIDE Mt Roosevelt's
100000 man." who arrived in Chicago
from New York today on his first visit
here since his appointment. Mr.. Shonts
viii remain in Chicago but two days
He goes Immediately to New York and
thence to Washington to take up tn
active details of the canal commission.
Secretary Appointed.
Mr.. ShOntS announced soon after his
arrival the appointment of Thomas
Brown as his private secretary on the
canal commission. Mr.. Brown has
been private secretary to Paul Morton.
with the AtChison. Topeka & Santa Fe
railroad for several years. Mr.. ShonJs
also reiterated that ne had decided not
to resign his position as president of
the Toledo. st. Louis & Western raj
road. but viii direct its affairs from
whatever point he makes his headquar-
tiers.
The people of the United States are
the stockholders Of this Panama canal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-08
DEATH AND OESOLATION IN INDIA
Latest Accounts from the District Devastated by the Earthquake
Show Appalling Loss of Life and Great Loss
of Property.

4 ADORE, India, April -Four hun
dred and seventy men of GUrlIha
regiments were buried alive as a
result of the earthquake at the hill
station Of Dharmsala. according to
the latest information from that place.
The reports add that it is impossible
TO rescue the entombed men.
The greatest difficulty is experienced
in procuring news from Dharmsala The
telegraph staff at the station there was
practically wiped out and a temper
airy office has been opened thirteen miles
from the town. but the facilities are
most Scanty.
The Kangra valley is believed to have
been devastated ana it is reported that
the town OF Kangra was reduced to
ruins with great loss Of life. No con-
nrmation Of the report is obtainable as
the telegraph station at kangra is
wrecked
y private telegram received here says
the whole town of Paiampur, contain
ing about 5000 inha bitants). has been
leveled TO the ground and that not a
single building is left standing. This
announcement has not been confirmed.
Calcutta, April Tt now appears
that 400 of the Seventh Gurkhas were
killed at the Dharmsala. cantonment
by the collapse of stone barrack
building in consequence OF the recent
earthquake. In addition. twenty m m
bers OF the first battalion and fifty
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-08
Church Funds Invested.

That said Joseph r. Smith still coutin-
ueS said invest mcnJS- that plaintiffs are
not @ble to name the exact amounts of
said UthluS funds SO invested ina said cor
pOratoDS or companies. and therefore
pray the. court 10 require said defend
ants To state the respective amounts.
informed and believe and upon such in
formation and belief aIleec- That
large fund which had arisen from tith-
ing as aforSaId, to-wiU- More than one
million dollars tSIuSo.Cl0l was at the
time said Joseph T. Smith became preSi-
Gent as aforesaid. invested or has since
been invested 10y him in various tempo
rdry and secular enterprises and under
laklngS- among which are the follow
ing tO-Ult- lions Cooperative ATCr-
camille Institution. The State Bank of
Utah. lions Savings Bank and Trust
COMPANY the Utah Sugar company. the
SaIr Lake K Los Angeles Railway com
pdnN- the Saltair Beach company. the
Inland Crystal Salt company. the Salt
Lake Dramatic association the Union
PaclfIc Railway company the Bullion
Beck x Champion Mining company. the
DeSeret News book store. that said 10
Seph F. Smith. president as aforesaid
aud trustee in trust thereof has from
Nov 1901 and from thence hitherto con
bnued the unlawful Investments aforesaid
and Will SO continue TO invest said tithinas
funds. ana continue the said Investments
the injunction OF this court. Plaintiffs are
not able 10 tell the exact amounts in
vested i'm said stocks and business of said
corporations and companies. and asks
tnaJ defendants may be requested Spe-
clucdllN 10 do 50 under oath.