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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-21
TALK 1T OVER"

The q meeting held i'm this city
"wednesday to help bolster up Boss
Strong's lettering machine, has fur
nished as much to talk about as did
the Fordyce meeting when Senator
La Toilette spoke the night before.
The Fordyce meeting attracted at
tention for what was said, and done.
The "machine'' meeting was noted
principally for what was NOT said
and done.
Fordyce has gone into every Sec
ton of this county on purpose to tell
the people what he stands for.
jackson has not appeared any
where, and has left the people in ig-
as to what he will do if re-
turned to the legislature.
Tuesday night, FORDYCE, COL
AND UNITED STATES sENA-
LA TOILETTE appeared in
ity. Colby and Fordyce made
charges against the machine
,oId the people what they will
) IL given a majority in the legis-
,ture. Senator La Toilette told of
,nditions at Washington and APP
aled| to the patriotism and man
god on the people to send men who
I'll sefve the public and not the COR
7ratidns.
redhesday night SENATOR'S HILL
AND JACKSON AND ASSEM-
b3 EN- BARBER AND CROW
* appeared here. As usual they
Jared the charges against the ring
but produced nothing to show
was the truth. They were all
jItcly silent as to what they would
lif elected, except the old. worm
statement about serving the pco-
to the best OF their ability.
WHY DID NOT THE MACHINE
In MEET THE ISSUES NOW be
IRE THE PEOPLE?
hJ ny docs not Senator jackson, IL
wants the peoples votes, do as
PC has done, PRODUCE A
fFORM, LET THE PEOPLE
" WHAT HE STANDS Fol;
BOLDLY ANNOUNCE THAT
HE PEOPLE DON'T WANT
at HE STANDS FOR THEN
AT LIBERTY TO VOTE FOR
leone ELSE.
= iat is the way Fordyee is running
Campaign.
he machine doesn't dare tel
sc it stands ON the issues. Ii il
ding on its organization to wiz
Glory.
is for the people TO say whom
prefer, a man who comes oui
Wy and TELLS WHERE Hi
~ XW
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-21

1t was said by the machine on gan
early in the campaign that Col. Fol-
dyce couldn't make a speech. Local
people had a chance to hear hin.
Tuesday night and TO hear Jackson
Wednesday night. They can now
Judge for themselves. 1t is noticed.
however, that nothing has been said
about Fordyce's speech making since
he challenged Jackson for a public
debate and Jackson ignored him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-21
NEW YORK HERALD WEATHER
FORECAST.

In the Middle States and New Eng
land today overcast to partly cloudy
weather and slightly lower tempera-
ture will prevail, with local rains and
thunderstorms and light %southerly to
southwesterly winds. On Saturday,
partly cloudy weather and nearly sta
tionary temperature will prevail,
with less humidity; local rains in the
coast districts and light Southwestern
Iy to westerly winds; and on Sunday
generally fair to partly cloudy wea-
ther. with slight temperature chan
ges.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-21
/. Effective Demonstration.

Young man, have you the means,
in any shape whatever, to support
my daughter?"
IF o think | haven't, sir, just feel
the muscles of thess arms
They were SO tremendous, not to
say terrific, that the stern parent
hastily yielded his assent.-Chicago
Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-21
Nothing Extraordinary.

THAT woman was married over
seven years ago, and neither she nor
her husband has ever regretted it."
"Wond erful."
Not very. He died suddenly a few
weeks after the wedding and left her
nearly 5000, 900 insurance" Chicago
Record-Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-21
Much In

Mr.. Williams exhibiting it to Wis
itor)-Pve had this old meerschaum
pipe 40 years, and | think a great deal
of it.
Mrs. Willjams-And l cant think Of
anything else for "a hours after he has
smoked it in the house.-Chicago Tri-
bune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-21

Remember, the name of Alexan-
der R. Fordyce, Jr., will appear OPP
posite the names of the delegates
pledged to- him. Cross out all the
names on the ballot except thos2 for
which you wish 10 vote.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-21

DR.. Crowther, in his speech, We'd
nesday night, said: These reform
ers are so crooked that the only thing
you could take their measure with is
a corkscrew."
Thanks, Doe; but, on the level,
do You really believe what you said ?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-21
Decrease In Marriage
Among American Men
BY Rev. MADISON c. PETERS of New York

HHE By Rev. MADISON C PETERS of New York
~HAT there is IN alarming decrease in marriage among Amen-
can men is a fact which has been again and again corrobo-
w. rated by trustworthy statistics and commented upon by
students of sociology. Why do not men marry? VIII it be
SO that in the future COMPARATIVELY FEW MEN WILL
MARRY?
Independent careers are becoming more and more impossible to
the young men in our land. Salaries even in good positions are low
from $2 to $25 a week. How an or hundreds of thousands OF
clerks in offices and stores support a wife ON present day salaries?
GENERAL AVERAGES AS TO WAGES ARE PRACTICALLY
WORTHLESS. Take an average first class establishment in which
the general manager receives $4,000 a year, his assistant $4,000, the
managers of five departments $4,000, six clerks al average of $12 a
week, seventy-fve laborers with an average of 81 a day. This would
that store n factory, BUT SEVEN GET NEARLY HALF OF
THE SUM TOTAL. So that a mere statement of the average utterly
conceals the true facts
In almost every trade a few workmen receive very high wages,
and SO American averages of wages conceal the real wages, often very
low, paid to a large share of III workers. According to the census
II per cent of the male workers over sixteen years OF age in the New
England cotton mills receive less than $500 a year, go per cent OF the
workers in the anthracite coal regions do not receive $3.50 a year, and
the mass of unskled workers in the north receive less than $500 a
year and in the south less than $500.
In comparing wages in different countries this is a simple fact
which is continually forgotten. Marriage is being efectually discour-
aged by the constantly and greatly INCREASING COST OF LV-
ING both in town and country.
Parents without fortunes support their daughters in luxury, and
girls expect to be thus cared for after marriage.
1T COSTS MORE TO SUSTAIN SUCH A GIRL THAN THE AVER
AGE MAN CAN EARN, so THAT ONLY THE EXCEPTIONALLY FOR
TuNATE MAN OUGHT TO MARRY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-21
Cannon & Shelby

STANDS, such as Fordyce, OIL a man
who REMAINS SILENT, makes no
pledges to the people and is FREE
TO SERVE THE BOSSES AND COR
PORATIONIS, such as Jackson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-21

lie SEPTEMBER 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-21
Editorial Page OF the News.
Organization
Is the Trend W
OF the Time V
BY Rev. pr. LYMAN

80 HE age of competition all around is giving place to the are
of COOPERATION AND COMBINATION It is
vain for men to try to prevent people from organizing.
The whole trend, sweep and current of our time is toward
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05
LAppoNlA.

A Mr.. Collins of Farber has
opened up restaurant in the
Kennen building.
Farmers beginning threshing
wheat.
Rev. H. B. Rice and family Wis
tied relatives at Montgomery City
last week.
Bishoff, the Mexico picture man,
is here.
The new officers If the Y. P. Q.
E. of the Christian church are
President, Grace Burns; vice
president, Grace Quisenberry; sec.
rotary, Esther Turner; treasurer,
Della ,Quisenberry. Business meet
ing held at the home Of j. E. Ell
der Monday night.
Mrs. j. II. Lewellen went to
Louisiana Sunday to see her broth.
err, Mr.. Chiffon, who is sick.
Attorney E. A. Shannon and
wife of Mexico visited Laddonia
friends Sunday.
Mrs. Jonn Beal and daughter,
Miss lola, of Mexico, have beer
visiting Laddonia friends for sew
eral days.
Miss Eta McGee is visiting in
Mexico.
JEFF Asher, road Overseer, is
having some "fun" with lant
owners to get the roads widened
JEFF has it.in his head that the Law
gives him a 60 foot road to man
age as under his oath of Office
he thinks best.
The cat crop prospect has bright
ened greatly in the last few weeks.
The yield will be fairly good afte
all.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05
RusHHILL.

Ed. Il. D. Chinn preached here
Sunday morning and night.
G. E. Casper shipped two loads
of cattle and one load of hogs to
st. Louis last Wednesday.
Good rains aud good corn is the
talk of the farmers. The wheat
crop, tho small, is of excellent
quality and in the. shock. The
oats crop is fairly good but below
an average for this part of the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Crooks of
Mexico were iu The Hip over
Sunday.
Tom Armstrong and family of
near Benton City visited his moth,
err here the first of the week.
Miss Gala Rosser of Oklahoma
Olty, OKIa, is spending her Vaca-
ton with homefolks here.
Miss Mary Lee returned to her
home in Gillian, Mo-, last Thurs
day after a short visit at the home
Of Mr., and Mrs. L. I. Paisley.
Hurrah for Uncle Henry Smith,
He has the boss blackberry patch
Of this community. Picked 17C
gallons one day last week, to say
nothing Of other days, and
he says to his neighbors, come,
without money and without
price"
Everybody aud their friends
getting ready to celebrate the Clio,
riogs Fourth, and il is quite prob
able that most Of our people will
listen to spread eagle speeches al
Laddonia Some may 60 TO Cen
tralia.
/
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05

Every one is going to celebrate
the Fourth in Centralia.
20. A. Hopkins and family of
Mexico visited his brothers and
sister Sunday.
Henry Plate sold three year
old horse to Mr.. Willingham for
$95.
There will be the annual basket
dinner at Trinity church the LIST
Sunday in August. Everybody is
cordially invited to come and bring
well filed baskets,
Mrs. q. G. Selecman and chill
dren of Mexico are visiting friends
in this vicinity, while Mr.. Selec-
man is abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clapper are
visiting their daughter, Mrs, Will
Canada, east of Mexico,
Will O'Toole left last week for
Montana.
Rev. Smith preached a very in
teresting sermon to tue children,
Sunday. which was greatly apprs-
ciated by the old as we'll as the
young.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Morell pleas :
antly entertained Tuesday even
ing for their son. Claude.
About seventy. FIVE guests were
present. Bridge and dancing were
INDUCED in during the evening
Master Clarence Morren greeted
the guests in the reception room.
Mesdames Morrell and Clapper re-
ceived in the library. To the soft
strains Of music the guests re.
paired to the dining room where
delightful lunch was served The
table was prettily decorated with
the beautiful flower, sweet peas,
while the mantel aud buffet were
banked with lilies and ferns,
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05

A few farmers have thrashed.
Wheat is making half crop.
u. g, Maskey is in Ohio visiting
relatives.
j. J Johnston passed thru this
vicinity with large bunch Of
hogs which he bought near Mid
dletown.
Mr. and Mrs. Jameson Of Els
berry haye been visiting relatives
here the past few days.
Nimrod Darnell of Louisiana was
the guest of relatives here last
week.
We learn that Jim Doty of this
place, will move to Kansas in the
near future.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05
THOMAS SHORTAGE.
Hearing Put OFF Ma asr Of Ex-
aiming the Monthly reports.

Fulton, Mo, JAY 2.-The trial
Of the case against the bondsmen
of w. d. Thomas, the defaulting
treasurer of the State Hospital for
the Insane, came to a close this
evening when au agreement was
reached to argue the case in Sep
TENDER.
After Referee e. w. Hinton, of
Columbia, had read the stenograph-
er's transcript of evidence, the
State introduced as witnesses, in
addition to Simpson, the expert ac-
countant, f. e. Luckell of jeff err.
son City, and r. M. White, Of Mex
leo, memberers- of the Board Of
Managers Of the hospital, and w.
A. Dock, secretary and bookkeeper
Of the board, who testified to tn 9
manner of examining the monthly
reports.
The defense, on cross-examin-
alton, attempted to show that
the boards examination is very
superficial.
j. H, Atkinson, who had checked
up the expert accountants report,
was the only witness called by the
defense. He testified that an exam
ination of both the secratary's
book and the treasurer's report
would have quickly detected any
shortage which might have been
shown.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05
Frank Luckie aped about rs years

Frank Luckie aged about 35 years
after an illness of only few weeks
died at his home in this city Tues
day. His complaint at first was
stomach trouble and about three
weeks ago he was stricken with par
alysis. The wife and a large cir
Gle Of relatives survive him. Ar
rangements for the funeral were at
the home yesterday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. Burial in the Mexico
cemetery.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05
in Mexico Tuesday.

in Mexico Tuesday.
Little Miss Anna Mcclure OF
Mexico is visiting Miss Rachel
Hamilton.
Our genial agent, w. G. Tai
colt, resumed his duties Monday
after weeks vacation.
Mrs. Jno. Stewart is visiting
her parents inst. Louis.
Mrs. Sarah Alderman of Mar
tinsburg is the guest of Aunt Jane
Hamilton.
Frank Mcclure and wife visited
friends here Sunday.
Rev. Kerr preached to a large
audience at the Presbyterian
church Sunday and Sunday night
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05
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NEIGHB0RHOOD NEWS


tH0Ei TILT Nfi9 tNtC
Good rains and good prospect for
crops.
Jno. Rediger has harvested his
wheat.
Lee Mayes sold his fat calves at
$3.50 per hundred pounds.
John Botkin was severely iniur.
ed several days ago by a mule
kicking him. His recovery was
doubtful at the first; he is still in
critical condition.
Several parties have delivered
fat hogs, since our last writing.
Among the number are Chas. Sell
lars aud Oliver Sims. Mr.. Sims
sold "a nice ones at $6.15 per
hundred. He has a good bunch
Of cattle that he expects to begin
feeding soon.
w. T. Pulls bought some stock
hogs from Philip Dalbey at $3.50
per hundred.
Little Owen Pulls, son of @. E.
Pulls, formerly of the District, was
severely burned a few d avs ago.
He is getting alo ng nicely,
Mrs. James Miller has returned
from Marshall, whore she spent
several days with her son, Perry.
Perry is in business there a partner
of Jno. Miller, his cousin. The
boys were reared in the District
and we wish them success.
Miss Elsie Adams visited her par
ents near Sturgeon last week.
Mrs. w. D. Pulls spent last
week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Edwards, southeast
OF mexico,
Aunt Susan Parks has been sick;
about well again.
Uncle Joe Greer had a slight
stroke of paralysis not long ago,
but has almost regained the use of
his arm and hand again.
Prof. Brent Rowland, of Column
bia, was here a few days ago, look
ing after the school interests.
Julius Edwards of the Nation
al Bank Of Oentralia, spent the 24th
of June at home, and enjoyed a
nice birth daydinner.
The rain and wind came with a
dash, Friday night, blowing off
eonsiderable fruit aud breaking
down some corn; no serious dam
age was done.
Eliza Pulls aud family, Of Stur-
geOn, visited relatives here Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05
SANTA EE

Miss Genia Carter and her
brother, Del, took charge of the
telephone office Monday.
Mr.. Sinclair and wife moved to
their home near Victor We re-
greet very much to give them up, as
they were so kind and accommO-
dating to all.
Miss Mary Howerton of Denver,
Colo, is visiting her brother,
Rev. r. w. Howerton.
On account of sickness Rev.
HowertOn failed to fill his appoint
ment at Victor last Sunday.
Rev. 7. NJ. Stirling, pastor of
South Fork church, who has been
absent for several weeks taking
vacation, returned to his home in
Perry June 29th. A reception was
rendered him and his fair bride
by the Presbyterian congregation
aud friends of other churches at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Morris, July 3rd.
Grandma Smiley is very feeble;
has been quite sick for several
days.
Misses Fannie Horton aud Fay
aud Verma Lee Bates attended an
ice cream supper at Pleasant Hill
church Saturday night.
j. w. Bailey and family went to
Shelbina Saturday to visit friends
and relatives, also to celebrate the
Fo urth.
We are very much encouraged
over the proposed electric railroad
from Centralia to Perry. MIR,
Robinson, from Belleville, ILL.,, ac-
companied by civil engineer,
from the same place, came to Cen
tralia and drove over the proposed
route from there to Perry. He
gave us some very encouraging
talk and assured the people that if
they would stand by him he would
insure the road, and it would be in
operation in II months, if the
weather would permit. He left
promising that he would be back
in about two weeks and survey
the route, which we trust will ter
inmate in something more definite.
We hope every one interested ia
the R. r. will attend the rally
July 10th, and prove to those peo-
pie that we are in earnest, aud will
put fourth every effort possible ia
secure the road. which would be q
priceless boon to Monroe county.
Uncle Jake Hanger visited his
daughter, Mrs, W, A. Duh, il
Paris last week, He also visited
relatives near shelbina.
Johnnie Godby is visiting kin.
folks in and around Santa Fe.
Mrs. Mary Anderson Of Wells
Vile is visiting her sister. Mrs
Dora Sterrett,
Prltchstt Humes visited neal
lSanta Re sunday
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05

Mrs. Ernest Blum of Mexico
while at her mothers, Mrs. Lon
Heller, near Moline, one day last
week, in attempting to lead a
frightened horse hitched to a bug
gy across a cnlvert, was thrown to
the ground by the animal and
trampled upon, suffering a badly
fractured ankle. DR.. j. F. Flynt
was called and dressed the hurt.
Mrs. Blum was getting along as
we'll as could be hoped at last re.
reports.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05

The County Fair management
has appointed the following com
mittees: M. r. Wise and w. E.
Weir floral half G. w. Lewis,
A. d. jackson aud j. B. Woolery
cattle, hogs and sheep; B. R,
Middleton-mules, jacks and jen-
netsi j. w. Smith, j. A. McIn-
tyre and Horace Mundy-farm
products and poultry; Lee Bros,
w. j. Bolts, R. R. Buckner and
Willard Potts-horses.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05
CEuCAGo&ZSk!ro RX.
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Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05

The sessions of the Masonic
lodge of instruction to be held in
Mexico, mentioned elsewhere in
the MESSAGE, will be forenoon,
afternoon and night each day.
Grand Lecturer Mclaughlin of
Kahoka will be one among the
State officers present.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05

The Catholic church choir, led
by their instructor, Mrs. L. Gar
uer, gave an entertainment at the
A.,O. U. w. Hall last Thursday
night. There were choruses, du-
ets, and solos. All who heard the
entertainment spent a profitable
and enjoyable hour.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05
BENTON CITY.

Mrs Maude Harburg and chill.
dren Of Columbia are the guests Of
Mrs VIM johnson and family,
Miss Mayme Davis, who was the
guest Of Mrs Maggie Romans for
several days, returned 70 her home
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05

The plant Of the Thompson
Manufacturing Co. was destroyed
by FIRE last Sunday night. The
origin of the fire is unknown. The
plant manufactured Touring mill
purifiers and shipped them to all
sections of the United States. The
loss of the plant is not only a seri-
GUS misfortune to the owners but
to Mexico. The property destroy
ed was worth near $4,000; insured
for only $4,000. The principal
owners were VIM. Pollock, j. F..
Llewellyn, G.. E. Lemon, c. S.,
Thompson, j. o, Edmonston and
George Robertson. 1t is not known
if the plant will be rebuilt.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05

Robert Wright had an abscess
removed from his leg Monday
Three or four years ago Robert
was in the Klondyke and while
there suffered broken leg which
was never set properly. 1t has
been giving him a good deal of
trouble.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05

A gasoline stove at the home of
Charles Claybrook blazed higher
than was looked for on being
lighted last Friday morning and
some provisions and other articles
in the kitchen got a little scorch-
ing before the blazes were put out.
The excitement called out the fire
department.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05

1t is said that the Q. & A. will
run shuttle trains from the pas
senger depot to the Chautauqua
grounds, 10 the lake, east of Salt
River. The fare will be Ave cents
trip either way. It will be great
convenience.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05
Notice Of Final Settlement

Notlceis hereby given to oil creditors
and others interested in the estate Of 4.
L. Davis, deceased. that I, the under
signed admlpistrator Of said estate. Ia
tend 70 make final settlement thereof at
the Roxt torn Of Probate Court Of Au-
drain county, Missouri 70 b held a.
Mexico commencing the second Monday
"a August 1905 81 a. DAVIS
Admlnis tFalo
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05

Mrs. Margaret Gibbons Cox, of
Hannibal, recently visited relatives
near Martinsburg. She was for
merly our East Linn correspon-
dent-has lately changed both her
name and home.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05

Uncle" John Tomkins, who is
crippled with paralysis, was
knocked down by a horse aud bug
gy in the street the other day and
received several scratches aud
bruises.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05
oulVRE

Plenty Of rain, thank yor.
Paul Williams has returned
bone from Hannibal where he
has been working the past few
mouths
Wheat crop is all ii the shock.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05

The revival meeting at.the Mex
leo Baptist church, conducted by
Revs I'll. e. aud G. M. Truck,
continues with increasing interest.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05
THE MESSAGE
THURSDAY. JULY s. 1906.

w. r. Python and wife. Of Mex
leo, have moved to Lone Star,
Kansas They write back that
crop prospects ont there are fine
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-07-05
E. F, MATHEWS. TKT. ACT.
Q. q Al. r.. MEXICO, MO.
WABASH RAILROAD.
MEXICO.
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