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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-10-01
TO CATARRH SUFFERERS.
Good Advice and Liberal Offer From
Well Known Phoenix Druggist.

Larson Drug Co. has been advising
all who suffer from any of the symp-
toms of catarrh, such as offensive
breath, dryness of the nose, pain
across the eyes, stoppage of the nose.
discharges and droppings in the
throat, coughing spasms and general
weakness and debility. to use Hyomei.
1t goes so far as to offer to refund
the money to any user of Hyomei
who is not perfectly satisfied with the
results.
Hyomei treatment; the stoppage of
the nose is removed, the dropping
ceases. the breathl becomes pure and
sweet, and the catarrhal germs are
destroyed and their growth prevented.
Hyomei is the surest, simplest,
Quickest. easiest and cheapest way to
cure catarrh. 1t does not drug and
derange the stomach: it goes right to
the seat of the trouble. destroying the
catarrhal germs and healing and Wit
aliZing the tissues.
Go to Larson Drug Co. today and
buy n complete Hyomei outfit for $1.0O
with the understanding that if it does
mot give satisfaction, your money will
be refunded. All you have to do is to
inhale a little occasionally in the air
you breathe, using the pocket inhaler
that comes with every outfit. when the
symptoms of catarrh will quickly dis
appear. Try it. you will be surprised
and pleased at the results. 2
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-10-01

Coffee is a hidden but powerful en-
envy to ones progress in life. Its sub
tie. narcotic poison, weakens heart.
interferes with digestion and has a
definite and destructive effect on the
nervous system. People who are con-
tent to load themselves with impedi-
ments to progress, who refuse to sup
ply body with food and drink of the
kind needed to make up for the daily
disintegration of nerve and brain it's
sue. must stand aside in the race for
pre- eminence.
The ones who are properly fed, will
surely win the laurels.
Postum furnishes the gluten and
phosphates Of grain needed by Nature
to nourish brain and nerves with food.
When made right, that is, boiled Is
minutes after boiling begins, il has a
delicious taste similar to the mild,
high grade Javas. but with none of the
bad effects of coffee.
There are those who are entirely
careless as to what goes into the
stomach. but the one who would make
all his movements tend towards health
and possible greatness can know by
i personal test.
There's Reason" for
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-10-01
MOhN WANTS $4,000
FROM JOHN [. irwin
An Action for Damages Sustained in a
Hunting Trip, Begun Yesterday.

Peter Mohn yesterday filed in dis
trict court a damage suit against John
L. Irwin, the real estate dealer, a dam
age suit for $4,000. This is the sequel
of a hunting trip into the mountains
course of which the plaintiff was ac-
cidentally shot by the defendant, a
charge of shot entering the front and
side of the face.
When the report of the accident
reached Phoenix it was thought that
the shot would prove fatal. A day or
two later Mr.. Mohn was brought TO
town over the rough mountain road,
and for days his condition was con-
sidered critical. When it was pretty
sure that he would survive there
seemed little doubt that he would lose
the sight of one eye, if not both.
He was confined to his home for
weeks. but late in the summer he was
able to go to the coast where he re-
manned until recently.
Although one eye was not injured by
the charge of shot, it developed a sym
pathy with the other, until now Mr..
Mohn IS said to have less use of it
Niietii Va liit pAiiti- ne Neli Sc Win IL
a very little and it is still uncertain
whether the use OF it will ever be
fully recovered.
The relations between the plaintiff
and the defendant had for years been
the most intimate. There was an I'M
Outstanding soon after the accident,
that Mr.. Irwin would assist in defray-
ing the expense of treatment; this un-
derstanding is said TO have been based
upon an offer made by Mr.. Irwin.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-10-01

people see and with which they deal
to a much greater extent than with any
other form of capital. In every COM
munity the railroad is the most tangi-
BILE and obvious form of accumulated
wealth.
THE champion of the people who
wishes TO pose as St. George and slay
the dragon for the pretended protection
of the people finds that the railroad
furnishes the most visible and striking
material out of which that dragon may
be constructed Coupled with this
availability of the railroads to political
exploitation is the further fact that
the advantages of such political eX-
ploits are merely temporary.
such political advantage is a COM
modify which is consumed in the using.
The politician who scores by securing
railroad regulation feels that to con-
tinue his success he must score again
by securing still further railroad regu
lation. The other politicians not iden-
titled with the railroad regulation OBJ
tanned feel that they must find other
ways to score in the same game SO as
to restore their prestige.
Consequently it is more strictly true
of railroad regulation than of any 9TH
er form of legislation that. generally
speaking, every act of legislation slim
ulates its author to additional activity
and inspires his rivals and imitators
with the highest competitive zeal.
Competition is said to be the life of
trade, but competition among the poll
ticians is proving almost the death of
the railroad trade
Instead of the Hepburn rate law
stopping the agitation, as its sup
porters contended, Mr.. Hines said it
had only stimulated il; as the mere
fact that Congress had adopted the
policy of some of the states to go fur
Their ard to devise new forms. A
striking feature Of the situation, said
Mr. Hines, was the unwillingness of
governors and legislatures to leave to
their own commissions the admins
tration of the matter and to make laws
and reductions in rates without any
investigation.
The fact that generally passenger
rates and not freight rates We're re-
duced. Mr. Hires held. indicated the
peculiar political stage that had been
reached in the matter. Passenger
travel" said he. lis a luxury to a much
greater extent than is the transporta-
ton of freight. II is absolutely neces-
sary for people to have fuel. food and
clothing but it is rarely absolutely
necessary for people to travel. There
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-10-01
AN ENGLISH CATERER
Who Has Arrived in This Country on
Literary Errand.

New York. Sept. 30.-James Lyons
the famous English caterer who pro-
vides the lord mayors annual banquet
and controls more than hundred res
taurants. has arrived to find a pub
is his pride.
His story. ''The Master Crime
caused a sensation in Great Britain
when ii was published. 1t purported
to show how easy it would be TO break
into the Bank of England. Seven
years ago Lyons caused some stir in
the London restaurant world by OPEN
ing a cafe in Picadilly in which no
tips were allowed. 1t was a great
success.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-10-01
POT SHOTS
AT RAILROADS
Lawmakers Al Engaged In
Hunt ing Them
ft.S tho Z ZION, Walter
N n Is the Traffic
Club.

acter OF the prose-
Dads was the sub
de before the Traf-
Ting in the Hotel
: Walter d. Hines,
the Atchison, To-
/. says the New York
2 was attended by
fife agents and by
some of the largest
IS said that he was
" railroad company
lut simply as an in
fer the present laws
subject to more reg
conducted with far
held to far stricter
! any other form of
e and that it SEEM
.ilroad situation re-
public authorities to
Gus laws already in
ipal talk today, he
for further railroad
voIIid lead strangers
sumo that the rail-
rom any substantial
maintained an ex-
attitude.
Dlanation in the fact
alton is the political
cultivated and most
to the politician"
It is human nature
nd critical with res
18th. and this dis
| sentiment has gen.
tally upon the rail-
he thing which the
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-10-01
FROM CHICAGO TO ST. LOTUS.
A Motor Boat Laden With a Message
to the President.

Chicago, Sept. 30.-The motor boat
Lizzie 3" left today via the drainage
canal and the Illinois river bearing a
message from Mayor Busse to Pres
ident Roosevelt at st. Louis. The
trip will be made as rapidly as pos
sible in order to show the possibili-
ties of navigation from Chicago to-
ward the Gulf of Mexico. The boat
will run at night. licking Its way
down the Illinois and Mississippi riv-
ers by searchlight.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-10-01

The political =
cution of the
ject of a speed
fic club at a .
Astor last nigl
general counse
peka and SAINT -
Sun. The me
many railroad
representatives Z
shippers. Mr..
not speaking f Z
or for any cliel
tliFidUal. =
He said that
the railroads We
uIation ard yeT
more publicity a.
accountability TIA
capital or enter1
ed that all the B.
qpired was for tn
enforce the nume
effect. The priI
said. however. ~
re- alton, whicLl
10 me TACT toH
roads were fR
public control II -
ceptionally lawI
We find the
that railroad re
field most east
fruitful in resi-
said Mr.. Hines.
to be distrustfu
pect to great '
trustful and crit
orally settled es
road. for that /
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-10-01

The man who lives a sermon may be
infinitely more eloquent than the ape
that undertakes 10 preach one.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-17
july Calves.

The Paris Appeal prints this
itam: Cook. near Santa
Fe, sold to Trimble & Bolts 2
yearling steers at $3S per head.
They we're July calves and averaged
$50 lbs. They had been running
on grass and for month past had
been fed some cane. Mr.. Cook
thinks cattle. mules or horses can
be kept up during the winter and
make some gain Gu cane OF tn
right quality. He has bunch Of
calves on corn and cane and they
are doingsfine. He plants his seed
with a drill. cuts ii with a mower,
rakes it with a sulky rake and
shocks it, tho he thinks It best e
put it under shelter when vel
cured. II il rather hard on land
and Mr.. Cook prefers clover, COW
peas or alfalfa il the land Is adapt.
ed to such crops.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-17
|. o. o. F. Officers.

The Odd Fellows of the Mexico
Lodge install the following for the
coming year:
j. IL. Wayne, n Gi l.. r. Lar
kin, V g; c. s. Staples, Rec,
Secy.; II. l.. Miller, Cor. Secy.;
A. NJ .Trimble, Treas; VIM. Pratt,
Code; Z. l.. johnson, Warden
IS. j. sanford, r s n G.; Jos,
Offutt l. D \ Il; Il. S. Mckinley,
r S N G; A. Z. WhitsOu, l. 5 '
6; Edgar Threlkeld, r s 5; Harry
MCGEE, l. $ s; w. NJ. Boatman
Chaplain and A. G. Whitson, S. X
Sanford aud E. l.. John, Trustees
w. G. Torreyson, Of LaddOnia
acted in the capacity of master o.
ceremonies.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-17
Weddings.

q. T. Hays. a prominent farmer
Of Audrain county, residing near
Mexico, stole n march on his
friends last Monday by going to
Monroe City and marrying Mrs.
Victoria Dale. They came to Han
uibal accompanied by MIR. Hays
nephew. j. w. Armstrong aud are
the guests Of his sister. Mrs. L. ID,
rout.-Haunibal journal
Frank G. Donnelly aud Miss
Mary A. Volman were married al
the home OF Father Dillon in Mex
leo Wednesday afternoon.
They have many friends who ex'
tends congratulations and bes
wishes.
Leo A. Schultz and Bessie LadC
both of Fsrber are granted licenc'
to wed.
Mr.. VIM. Maher and Miss RosI
Elizabeth Zimmerman of Benton
City were married in this city Mon
day, Rev. j. j. Dillon officiating
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-17
Obituary.

Mrs. William Mohn, who has
been afflicted with cancer died here
Monday morning. She leaves
husband aud four children to
mourn her loss. Two sons. Curtis
and Clyde, aud Mrs. viii Rose
aud Mrs. Walter Adams. all re-
side in this city, Funeral ser
vices by Rev. n. 3. Troex Tnes-
day afternoon. The pail bearers
were Henry Miller. Ira Ellis, Jas.
Sanford. Jerry Dermody, Vernon
Morris and b. A. Powell. Thu
MKssAax joins their friends il
sympathy to the bereaved
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-17

~ ms, Newton Mahan aud
Mary Il Mshan. his wife. by their
deed OF trust, dated July 6. 1905.
aud recorded ia Bunk 20 NJ page
100 nf the records 1T AudrHin
county. Missouri, conveyed 10 tie
undersigned. as trustee, =" secure
the payment OF certain proInisso-
~ nrte therein described, the fol-
having lands. to-wil:
The southeast one. fourth "a
OF the northeast quarter "a and
the nnrthrast ne-Fourih (I)of the
southeast quarter OF seetiun seven
"a Township fifty-,wo[52) Range
eleven iii west 1T the 9Th priuci-
PAL meridian, containing so acres
more or less
Aud, whereas. II IL provided in
said deed of trust chat it said note
should not be paid when due aud
ia accordance with its terms the
undersigned should have power to
sell said lands at public vendue:
aud whereas default has been
made in the payment Of said note,
now therefore. In order 10 pay
said note. I will expose said real
estate to sale at the east front
door Of the court house in the city
Of Mexico. Missouri. to the highest
bidder on
Thursday, January "a, 1907,
between the hours Of 80 clock am.
and 3 O'Clock p. m.
s. NJ. LOCKE.
Trustee.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-17

Az the City Counil meeting in
regular session NO iday Jan. IA,
two petitions for diamshop license
were presented-w. d. Hubbard
Ia the Ringo aud Eus>Ss romlin-
son in the old Kennan building,
both In the same block. They
were referred to a committee.
At the same meeting an ordi'
nance was introduced aud given
its first reading raising dramshoT
license to $1,000 a year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-17
STOCK AND TRANSFERS

DR.. Fred uriffin has bought the
VIM. Vivion residences on East
Promenade street. Tue MESSAGE
Is glad 10 have Dr.. GrifIlu become
a permanent resident of Mexico.
X. X. Bucknsr sold Rude KEEL
sick horse for $50.
Ben Middleton bought u mule
frOm Fulton man for $3.50.
Reed Burke, south VI Mexico, is
feeding 40 steers Tor market.
LOckridge 4 Mcdonald, down
south Of Mexico, paid Carl Wise
Ut Fulton $l52. 80 Tor mule re-
Gently.
Ben Middletown OF this city paic
w. 7. Hyten Of Galloway county
S130 for u three year old mule re-
Gently.
l. p. Dyer, southeast OF Mexico
sold TO Henry Bryan one COW ant
two calves for $62 so.
Edgar Shobe, near Laddonia
sold l6 beef steers in st. Louis
last week at $500. The steers
averaged l07l pounds.
Holly Wiiherspoon of Kentuck!
has bought the Dr.. II. K. Hind'
residence in Mexico and will; NOV
here aud make his home in on
city.
j. 7. johnson has purchased th
ITO acre farm west of Mexico o
Frank Brenton for $50 per acre
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-17
A GOOD MAN GONE,
The Death of G. H. Har-
rington at 6 O'clockFri-
day Evening, Jan. rs.

G.. H. Harrington, a we'll known
and respected citizen, died sudden.
ly Friday evening at GAO o'clock
at his home lila East Teuth st. d,
Of heart failure aud dropsy. Mr..
aarringtOn's demise comes as a
shock TO his relatives and friends,
on account of the brief time be
had been ill.
Last Christmas day he suffered
from an attack of stomach trouble
but had so far recovered from il
that no alarm was longer felt. bis
condition the past week having
been such that his family thoughI
little about it, except to miDister
to him for slight smotherinp
spells which Followed the attack
Christmas.
Theseyspells caused Mr.. Har'
rington to sleep in q chair. aud Il
was while 10 this position that be
was stricken. aud the end came
quickly.
Mr.. Harrington had been a res:
dent of Sedalia for four years,
and was esteemed and respected b!
all who knew him. He leaves I
widow and three coildren, as fol
lows; Carl Harrington, Of Kan
sas City; Mrs. Roy Melton. Of thil
city, and Arthur Harrington. who
is at st. Louis, where he went 4
a hospital for an injury received q
few weeks ago.
Funeral services will be conduct
ed at the late residence this after
noon at 2;30 o'clock by Rev
Clark Baker, of the Epworth N
, Z. church. Miss Loretta Singl
will have charge Of the music.
The following will serve as pail
bearers: John A. Collins, j. h
Melton, f. NJ. Lieklider. K. A
] Easley, j. @. johnson and 3. s
> McEwen. --Sedalia Democrat-Ser
tinel,
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-17
Accidents.

Maurice Griffin, formerly OF
Louisiana, Burlington employe
at Francis, was slightly injured
Saturday night by falling into
turntable pit. lie went to
st. Louis where he has recently
been located to reeuperate a few
days.
Another Louisiana man, j. O.
DeGroodt. G. & A. brakeman,
was crushed between two cars
while making u coupling at Van
dalia Saturday. His injuries are
not considered serious.
Levi Bratton was crushed un.
der the wheels of the switch engine
in the yards at MOberly Saturday
He died within u few hours.
b. F. Bradley, formerly of Mex
leo. whose parents are now wei
known residents of Nevada, Mo.
was killed, January fourth, while
attempting to couple cars on
railroad IN Alabama. The re
mains were inferred at Nevada
January Z.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-17
Selling Lots in FairvieW
Place Every Day.

Notwithstanding the bad weather
the Fairview Place Company sells
lots every day.
Tuesday President Million of
Hardin College purchased a lot.
A number have been sold at
Martinsburg. Laddonia. Benton
City and Rush Hill.
A thoro canvass Of the country
around Mexico will be made tai
DON as the roads improve.
Fairview Place will be opened
in the near future.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-17
: YOUR NEiGHBoRS =

Mrs. J. T. Ricketts, il the guest
OF Mrs. d. p. Moore in 81. Louis.
Mrs. Mary MOsely left Tuesday
for a winters sojourn ID San An.
tonic, Texas.
Mrs. Clarence Buell. of Lonisi-
ana is a guest OF Mrs. II. Al. White.
Mrs. J. 4. Griffee is slowly i'm
proving.
Attorney w. o. EdmOuslOn is
improving a very little.
David McGee. with the Otis
Purdy drug store, is taking exam
nation in jefferson City this week
in pharmacy.
Ladies' Home Mission Society oI
the Methodist church are holding
today an interesting all day SEES
sion 10 the church parlors.
Kings Daughters held an all day
session at the Old Ladies' Home
Tuesday.
The Daughters of the Revolu'
ton met last week with Mrs. Elou
bearing. Two papers, "COlum'
bus and his successors" by Mrs
IT. ii. Winans, aud Colonial
Life" by Miss Rosamond Guthrie
were prominent features of the in
t resting afternoon.
That was one Of the most inter
esting meetings Of the Wednesda!
club. held with Mrs.J. w. Dry. Tn
study Of the Netherlands and ih
Dutch proved most interesting.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-17
Sheriff's Sale.

BY Virtue aud authority OF General
Execution issued from the office of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Audrain
County, Missouri, retnrnable at the JAM
nary term, 1907. OF said court. and 70 nae
directed IN favor Of Edgar ThFelkeld and
against Chas. II. Drake, have levied
upon and seized ali tle right. title, Inser
Get and claim OF the said Chas. II. Drake
az, In and 70 the following described Real
Estate, to-wlt: RIltythreo lsal feot on
81 south end Of lots ihres 90 and fonr 81
Of block alshtgsl OF county addition 20
Mexico, Missouri, AudFaln Ccunty. All
lying and being n the said County and
Stato of MlssoaFlsand win, on Friday
lthe sen day 81 February, A. p. 1901 (Il
heIng the seventeenth day Of the ClFcail
Court Of shld conntyi. between tho hourl
OF nine o'clock Ia she forenoop aud afs
O'Clock In the Afternoon Of shat day, 81
| the Court House door, IN the City d
| Mexico, connty o. 'Audraln, aforesaid
sell the same, Of 40 much thereof Is may
| ha required. al public YoEdue. % thl
hgghesk bidder lof cash 10 hand lsubiec
| 70 an prior liens and iudgmeRtsl. 70 sat
| lslf sald execution and coats.
PRICE JOHNSON.
sheriff o. AndFaln cpnnty, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-17
SKINNER

Mason Pulls has rented 100
acres OF o. F. Ellis for the ensu.
ing year. We understand Mason
is not going 10 batch. either.
Here's welcoming them.
Mrs. VIM. Payne is able to bt
up after q long spell OF illness.
r. g Bruce found aud extracted
from ground last week a large 4
foot black snake.
Doan Weaver measured np 1000
bushels OF corn 10 Taylor Bowel
st doe FIRST Of the week.
Weaver e. Heiser has 6 or Z bbl
OF corn they wish to sell.
Hugh Eisele aud wife will NOV,
hack TO Illinois soon. Sorry Il
ose these good people.
A party given by the Misses
Chapman was highly enjoyed Sat
urdey evening
Grover Chapman left for Wray
Cole. Tuesday on lookout ex
pedili0n. Elmer and Thurman
his br0lhefB. are there already.
An enjoyable party was given b
Mr. and Mrs. James Squirting
Tuesday night.
Ira Squirting viii leave for Wray
Calo. shortly. Goes to prove ii
Die claim.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-17


Tie members Ut the Oily Demo
q attic Central Committee met last
rhursday night aud elected U. A.
WIthrrspoon chairman aud kufus
jackson secretary.
r. T.. Locke resigned Ms a mem
Urr uI the committee from the
Second Ward aud William ElleF
WIS elected in hts place. y. j.
buckuer, vi the rnlrd ward re-
signed aud the position was Titled
by the vlectiOn Of James Edwards.
fhe Democratic primary for the
elections OF four Uouncilmeu--oh
IRON each ward--has been set for
Monday, February eleventh.
The COMMITTEES adjourned /,
meet on the evening OF Feb, 4th
The following are members of the
committees;
First ward--Dan CauthOrn anC
j. b. WUolery.
Second ward-Frank Biekle!
aud VIM. Eller.
Third ward-Rufus jackson an'
James Edwads.
Third ward-C. A. Witherspool
and John p. Kemp.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-17

In a Macedonia local item we
notice this: Our school goes on
just like there was not any mud.
1t pays to have IA good teacher. +"
The short sentence holds a world
Of meaning that should be appre
ciated 10 other matters of business
as we'll as that of teaching. 1t is
the one who accomplishes most
that is the best in his profession
de is not a time server" who
keeps his business up to Il high
standard. despite "mnl' or otheI
obstacles, but II ru! factor FOL
good in his community.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-17
Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that letters Of
Observation-Disclosures tho estate OF Ophella
ID. Eldred, deceased, have been granted
20 the undersigned by the Probate Court
datt OF December 81, 1905. All persons
having claims against said estate arc re-
QuIred TO exhibit them To me for allow.
anee within one year after the date OF
said letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit OF such estate; and II
such claims be not exhibited within two
years from tho time Of the publication OF
this notice they Will DO forever barred.
JOHN u. GREENBURY,
Administrator.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-17

A State University student
writes thus of the entertainment
for farmers at that institution: 1t
has been a strenuous week for the
Agriculture students entertaining
the Missouri farmers. There have
been corn shows aud receptions,
lectures and dairy displays and
what not. This is the beginning
of "Shorthorn course" which
lasts till the close of school This
is aIso incidentally a gala time fol
harmless but iuconvenient little
jokes 10 play themselves on the so
called Shorthorns.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-17

Representative Barker of Macon
county has introduced a bill in the
Legislature requiring that saloon
petitions shall be published in the
newspapers.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-17
Phsne 4si
Braee Building,

DIR. w. +. Traughber, ostheop-
othist. will be found in his Office,
east Of postoffice, every day ex-
cept Monday and Friday after
moons. Treats acute and chronic
cases. Calls answered day or
night. Office hours 8 q. IN. to 5
p. IN. Phone 355.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-17

The Lyceum Stars. the last Of
the Y N. q. A. lyceuln course,
were greeted with IA large audience
despite the falling sleet. Miss
Anna Houser.. lady baritone was
the manager. Miss Evelyn Lewis
was excellent both as >reader and
accompanist. Carl Ackley was a
violinist of exceptional powers
The lecture course entire has beer
credit to the Y. NJ. q. A. mana
gers and those who encourage high
class entertainments.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-01-17

Governor Folk insists that the
laws shall be strictly enforced and
some people call bin a mouoman'
lac. Well. we'll.