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Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-29
NEWSOF MISSOURI



sedaIla---"when the last legislature
provided by appropriation for the
erection Of three new ireproof stock
barns, to hold 45O animals, we Thoughts
we could house ell live stock exhibits
at our next fair" said Secretary J. n.
Rippey, OF the Missouri state Fair.
but Il looks now like we, win have an
other overflow" and as he talked he
opened letters containing live stock
entries from Illinois, Michigan, Iowa,
Nebraska, Kansas, and more than y
dozen points In Missouri, among them
being quito good many well-knovn
former exhibitors here and not q few
new ones.
Missouri is particularly fortunate In
the dates selected for her state fair
this year. October sill, being next
after Illinois and Just preceding the
American Royal at Kansas City. thus
avoiding a conflict OF dates with any
other prominent western show. and.
being In the "homestretch" OF the
great live stock show circuit, will get
the cream OF the prize winners from
the other big fairs.
With the thrse new stock barns now
being erected. Missouri state fair will
daVe eight massive brick and steel
cattle and horse barns. modern and
freproof, that will house 1900 ami
mails, besides the IL speed horse
barns, a sheep and swine pavilion THAI
will contain 400 animals, and a poui.
Try palace with room for 5000 birds.
A mile of model rock highway is being
constructed on the main boulevard un-
der United States government super.
vision, to cost $1,000. and an addi-
tional 5000 il being expended on new
concrete walks and macadam drive.
ways. Cash premiums aggregating-
$4,000 will be awarded on exhibits.
Last year, for the first time here.
the fair board provided special enter.
talnment features-high class vaude-'
Vile. relay races and automobile con-
tests-and were so we'll PLEASED with
the result that they have arranged for
the same on a more extensive scale
this year, including one of the big air,
ships, prize drills by uniformed frater-
nal drill teams. music by noted band
and the other down to-date features
that please and entertain large
crowds.
The special classes provided for
Missouri sheep, with liberal prizes.
will attract the largest sheep display
ever seen here. and largely increased
prizes for light harness and saddle
horses are bringing entries that in
sure an unsurpassed horse show.
The annual meeting OF the Missouri
Sheep Breeders association will be
held at the state fair on governors
day, October 8.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-29

Of the system as though they lived
In the realm Of the sultan. where a
few cutthroat brigands are licensed to
rob and Cypress to their hearts con.
tent. Jim Randolph. you know this
game OF finance. You know how II 10
worked. and the men who work It.
Tell me n there is any consideration
due Wall street and It's heaFt-and-soul
butchers at the hands OF honest men."
II do not know what you mean,
Bob. What are you driving att"
Never mind what am driving At.
ask you whether, II an honest man
knew how 70 beat Wall street at its
own game. he should hesitate TO beat
it-hesltate because Of anything con
nected With conscience or mOralsg
You saw what Barry Conant was able
to do 20 Rs that day amply by stand.
Ing on the floor Of the stock exchange
and ousstaying me in opening and
closing HIS mouth. You saw he was
able 70 seil Sugar 10 q point 80 low
that / was obliged TO lot so Of our
10000 shares at ts.000.000 TO $4,000
wv lNob IMAM NO l1ulu nave bot wi
them II we could have held them un-
al to-day. because Of this trick his
clients, the system. instead Of Us,
make ave TO seven millions"
Il don't follow you. Bob ! know
that Barry CoBant was able % do this
because he had more money behind
him than you
*You think 80. do you. JIm7 That
II the way Il looks 70 you. but tell
you money had nothing 10 do with Il
Nothing had 10 do with Il but the
aendish system OF fraud and trickeEy
upon which tho whole stockaamblins
structure II reared. NDthlng entered
into the whole business but the trick
cry Of stcek.gambiins as conducted to
day. Il was only question, Jim. Of
a mans openlag and closing his mouth
and splitting out words. From the
minute Barry C9nant came into thai
crowd until be left and We were ruin
"a. be showed 20 money, no anything
THAI / did not nhDV From the yer,
| nature u tue BUSINESS be could not
lie simply said sold ostoner and
longer than reld Buy. He may hnV.
ihad money hack 81 him. q he mr,
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-29

ages as are the tides to the moon and
sun. remarked TO Joe Barnes, the loan
expert:
Cam unit de Keroseners are pud.
ding UP egstra dop rails TO dot wool.
pen deb hat ben pilding since deb took
Pop Prownlee and deh Rantolphs into
CAMP. Unless my topesheet goes pack
on me. for deh FIRST dime In 40 years.
dere VIII pc a record clip before q week
from to-tay."
II am with you there. Ike" an
swered Joe. IF Barry Commits knife
edged teeth ever spelt a hliin'. they
do to-day. Just got orders from
somewhere to drop call money from
four TO two and q half per cent. and
they have given me ten millions TO
drop II with and the order Il TO IA
Vor Sugar as 'collat.' Some one is
anxious TO make II easy for the bleAt.
ers TO get the coin 10 buy all the
Sugar they want. Ike. you and might
make turkey money for Thanksgiving.
II we only knew whether Barry and
his bunch we're going TO shoot her
mp 30 or 40 points before they turned
the BAG upside down, or whether they
win bury them from 900 TO 100. What
DO you thinkf'
Il CANT make out. aldo ! hat watch.
ed dem sharp all day. Dey certainly
haf deb lambs lined uD right now
for any Vey dey won't 70 twist ID,
I nefer see peter market for a del.
uge. For Barry's movements All day
T should say dcy would keep holstin'
her until apont mon tomorrow. unit
dat deh might get her up 10 two-tirty
or even 10 deh two-nfty, Put dere are
Won or two topes on deh sheet Wat
run deh uder way. First der q deg
fact you CANT run out, dat defe IL Al
reaty on deb Sugar wagon doh plzEeai
load Of chriey suckers DAT eler enma
IN from dah supparbs Eharloy patea
says II any Won bat tapped his Wash
inston wire or any utter capital virc
dis week he would hns lorRht deere vas {
senate. house, unit hablnet rollgali on
Och TOPICS cay Cam VII nefcr led dnl
punch on grafteH sllte QUA ulst real
mooney II be gan help "a mt del
game les endireiy IN hls hancs-
To IN c1NTnipEp4
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-29
country Printers Plan Union.

Rich HIll-The Country Printers'
union has been organized In this city
with c. L. Phifer as national presi-
dent and U. s. G. Prewett as national
secretary and treasurer. Efforts will
be made to organize small shops all
over the United States. II is to BIO
an organization with the view of pro-
tecting the small offices and work
men from the encroachments Of tho
city offices. Its constitution is made
to At the needs OF offices where print
er and proprietor are either identical
or else work together. Women are
10 be admitted on the same basis. A
special feature is the admission OF APP
prentices, seeing that they have a
chance to progress, and by q system
of examination and grading. training
them into all-around workmen.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-29


for them by large, reputable manufac-
turing pharmacists. But even should
q patient Be able to recognize the
nanes OF the ingredients mentioned In
a formula he would only know half
the stoTY. II is seldom. for instance.
that alcohol is specifically mentioned
IN q prescription, for II is usually
masked in the form OF tinctures and
fuid extracts. as are a great many
other substances. Il II evident, there
fore, that the ordinary formulated pre-
scription ia, to the average patient. lit
tie less than q secret remedy or nos
trum.
On the other hand. the formulas OF
nearly ali the proprietary medicines
thSt are exploited exclusively TO the
medical profession 40 well a. those
OF largo percentage OF the proprter
tary remedies that are advertised 20
the public 1.-THE ao-cAlisd patent medi-
cineal are published IN full. . Under
ths Eood and Drugs Act every medi'
clnal preparation entering interstate
eommercs 10 now required TO have the
proportioa or quantity Of alcohol.
Opium. cocain and other hAhit-foFm'
ing OF harmful Ingredients whish 4
may contain plainly printed on tbs
label As physlcianS' prescrlptlcnn
seldom or never enter interstate com
merce they are practically exempt IN
Der the law And II 4 Be necessary
tor ths public 10 know the componl
lion ol proprietary remedies. - 4
scnieaaea by those wha throseh la
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-29

0usy have Ma nerve cod Ainian.J
10 the only one who can toll, for when
Conant was through ne was able 20
buy back at 30 the $4,000 shares he
sold me at 175. the $4,000 that broke
my bark. Jim, II I had known az
much that day AZ I do now I would
have stood ia that crowd and bought
all the stock he sold at $50. and I
would have stood there buying until
hell froze over or he quit; then
would have made him rebuy II at 2e0
or 1850. and l would have broken him
and all his Camemeyer and Standard
o.! hackers; broken them to their
lasl crime-covered dollar"
Bob. what are you talking aboutf
II is all Chinese to me. cannot get
head or tail of what you are driving
at"
II know you can't, Jim. neither
could Wall street II II were listening
to me. But you win, ana Wall street
will. too. before many days 60 by.
Now ! must be on. / have work to
do"
He put on his hat and left me try
ing 10 puzzle out Just what he meant.
Next day the Sugar bulls had the
center OF the stock exchange stage.
All day long they tossed Sugar from
one to another, as though each thou
sand shares had been wisp OF hay
instead Of S200.O00-for soon after the
opening II scared to 200. The "sys-
TENS" cohorts were in absolute con.
troll, with Barry Conant never a min.
ute away from the Sugarpole. always
on the alert to steer the course of
price when they threatened 70 run
away on the mp or the down side.
II was evident to the expert readers
Of the tape that the system" was car.
rying It's steed for an exceptionally
brilliant run. Ike Bloomenstein. the
Avenger Fiend. who for 40 years had
kept close track OF every movement
on the floor. and who would bet any
thing. from his Fifth avenue mansion
TO his overripe boardroom straw hat,
that all stocks and movements were
! as strictly subject to the law Of aver
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-29

size nau nihde almost two fnililung
profit from her operations: that they
had been lost. and that the outlook
was not reassuring. She begged him
t. prepare himself for the final caiam.
fly: promising that II there were no
change for the better by December
1. she would come home 10 be with
him when the blow fell. She begged
him TO prepare to meet II like .
Sands, and assure him that II worse
came to worst she would earn enough
TO keep poverty away. Judge Sands
would receive this letter the second
day following. Friday the, 18th day
of November. My Godi how well
know the date. II 10 scared into my
brain a. though with q whlte-hot iron.
After our talk with Beulah Sands
I begged Bob to dine with me and go
over matters at length 10 see n we
could not ind way out to relief.
mo, Jim, have work to do to.
night, work that won't wait That
tariff bill was buttoned up to-day. and
Il has Just been announced that the
Sugar directors have declared a big
EXTRA dividend. Things have come out
Just about as told You they would,
and the stock IL climbing to-day. They
say II will. touch 200 tomorrow, and
the street 10 predicting $50 for II in
ten days. Barry Conant has been q
steady buyer all day and the news bu-
reaus announced that Camemeyer and
the Standard or are twenty millions
winners. They say the Warrington
gamblers. the congressman, senators
and cabinet members with their heel
ers and lobbyists have made q kill
ing. About every sone seems to have
fattened up. Jim. but you and me and
Beulah Sands and the public. The
public gets the Ak both ways. al
usual. They have been shaken out Of
their stock, and they will bo com
PEELED to pay millions more each year
for their sugar than they would II
this law had not been made for theft
benefit. Jim. there Is no Disgusting
the fact that the American people are
as helpless In the hands Of these thugs
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-29
ALL RELIGIONS IN LONDON.
FaIthist Community Lstsst Addition
to lts Queer Seeta.

The Falthist community which has
established n modest footing In Bal
ham, and whose comprehensive gospel
ranges from the creation of man TO
the glory and labors OF the gods and
goddesses OF the Etherian heavens" is
the latest addition to the long list OF
London's religious sects, which are
now almost as many as the days OF
the year. In London the Chinaman
burns his incense stick In more than
one joss.house In the east end. the Ma
hometan has his mosque. the MalAyan
his temple. near st. Georges street
east: the Parsees worship the sun In
Bloomsbury, the Mormons have a mis-
sion in 1slington. and in many parts
OF the metropolis the Buddhists and
Ancestor Worshipers perform their
strange rites. or Christian sects in
London there are at least 800. includ-
Ing the Cokelers. the disciples OF VIII
liam Sirgood. the Walworth shoe
maker; the Peculiar People. who pre-
fer prayer to physicians; the Sande-
manians, the followers of Joanna
Southcott. the prophetic serving
maid; the Shakers and the Seventh
Day Baptists.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-29
Farmers wife MlssIna.

Macon-Ora McKinsee. . young
farmer Of Liberty township. came 10
Macon and asked Sheriff Graves To
search for his wife and q farmer boy.
Nose Dawson. who are missing. Nc.
Rinsey said his wife came to Macon
last week and drove to Clarence.
where she was met by Dawson. ana
together they iourneyed eastward
They are supposed TO be in Illinois.
The wife left behind three young chill
dran.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-29
oil inspectors Commissioners.

Jefferson City-Governor Folk has
issued commissions to eight coal oil
inspectors. as follows. each to serve
two years from the date given:
Charles c. England. for Festus, June
20; George w. Spencer, for Bethany.
June 20; James II. Kelsey. for Car
rollton and Carroll county. September
Z; Hinton Brown. for Columbia. April
80; ]. w. Pollard. Fulton. July q;
Walter n. May. OF Fredericktown. for
Madison county. July =; Thomas T.
Johnson, OF Montgomery City. for
Montgomery county. June 4; James
L. Grubbs, for Canton, September 2.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-29
AlIsn.d Po.lefaIes aebhsrY.

haSleston--JaspeF Ramsey, said
TO be an sx.convict. WINS arrested here
and accused OF attempting 10 rine TIE
mails. As Il his custom. Wegt awAs-
ney opened the oaice at an carry
hour. ana soon after Ramsey put In
an appearance and was alone in tha
lobby % the once while 0watuey wa
peFformins his usual duties behind
ne case. An eye was kept ON the
visitor. who opened bon ana was
romoving q letter. The alarm waa
.snmeaiassly given. Ramsey siartst
e run.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-08-29
s.ranos Animal Cause Alarm.

Pledmont-some sort OF large AMI
NAL is abroad In the woods near Vui-
can, no. John Jaynes. former cir
Gus man. says he encountered Il. and
that the animal is a female Hon.
other persons have seen t. but were
not able to tell what Il was.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-15

Cleveland, o.. April 49,
women and children Jumped -
third sS0ry windows 70 ese7pe !,
IN a nro Ia q teasmsni ss..a''s
1sss cOlunbus Road. ". W. -
Frieay. Nine sazilles we're -.
On the three Goors Of the 49, -.
when the flames broke on. -.
escape cut "a through The owe =,
q pania amoaa the occupants
upper fioors foliowed and msig
"a nom the Window seven
esivod injuries more Or less
Ersmen succeeded in s
numher OF tenants with lAo1e',, ,,,..,
far a. known thsR we're no 2
no lous On TIE buiidinE i' 49,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-15
uNwaIrrsN LAw LIE FAvRoT
Grand Jury Refuses 70 indiet Judge
for KilIino Aldrlch.

W NrNtANffH FfNff~
Baton Rouge, La April 10. Dem
ooratic Congressman George K. Fay-
rot, was set free Thursday night af-
tee having been m jail continuously
Cor about hye months. under arrest
on . charge OF murder. aad awaiting
action OF grand jury.
Thursday, by unanimous vote,
the second grand Jury, which has
considered his case, refused TO In
dict the congressman.
Favrot last November shot and kill
cd DR.. r. H. Aldrioh, OF Baton
Rouge, who had been his lifelong
friend The congressman declared
that the physician had made dispar-
aging remarks about Mrs. Favrot.
The shooting occurred after an en-
citing election, in which sFavrot had
demonstrated great popularity, and
while Favrot was still judge OF the
Baton Rouge court, which set him
free. He resigned. and was indact-
Cd by a split vote by a grand Jury,
which had been selected under his
Jurisdiction before the shooting. Be-
cause one OF the jury men. who in
dicted him was illiterate, the finding
was quashed, the supreme court OF
Louisiana sustaining the quashing.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-15
oannaway no Round auII,,

Admission, Ala. April ls.-TAa
jpry IN the case Of CHARLES GAnnAway.
charged with the murder Of Dave
Lowe. q prominent tarmer. returned
Is verdict OF guilty, giving the defend
ant life sentence. Oannsway was
employed by Lowe ana shot Lowe
after demanding tAs payment o. sems
money he claimed waa due him. The
shot took effect in Loves leg. caus-
Ia his death tlsrty days later Coan-
eel for the negro wa appointed ~ The
enurt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-15
KANsAs FIaArs 70 sAa LIavoa
ETsr y Gust Al Brswsrlss and
Whisky gobbsrs.

TOPEKA. Kans. April "a. --Appl-
cstiOn was made 70 the supreme court
here By Attorney General Jackson for
Writs Of quo warranto and injunctlons
against eight brewery oompaniss.
mostly Missouri and WisconsiA con-
eoFns. and against 4 number Of whis-
" tobbers. Il IL sought 70 com
pei the defendants 70 cease aolpg
business IN Kansas state through
their agents and cold storage ware
houses and It Is also the purpose TO
have receivers appointed for the prop
critics located IN this state The ac-
zion Of the attorney general IN filing
these suits is considered the most
drastic ever taken 10 enforce the pro-
Mbition law In Kansas
The supreme court fs asked to oust
the companies because they are or
saniEed under the lawn OF other
states and have not obtained licenses
to do business ia Kansas and on the
ground that they are engaged IN bus
mess contrary 10 law.
The supreme court has held several
times that corporation has no right
under the laws OF the state until IL
is authorised 70 DO business In Kan
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-15

washington. d. c., April IA
Psesldent Rooseyen declined 20 make
any oouimont or 70 discuss DOR pub
alcation TIE eecla1atica made ~ Jno.
Temple Graves, q Georgia, AZ tAs
bryan anniversary clab banquet q,
fAatlanooga. Tsnn. late TAuraday
nlehk nat Nr. Bryan ahoaid. a ne
hoaminr 0emocrstlo nafloDal son
etnaun. nomlnale Pfetdent nQosa-
rell IS anelbey tern.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-15
70 EnApIcArE cATTLE Lex.
oovsrnment Expert IN Charge N Hall
Lumpkin and Dawuon.

oovsrnment Expert IN Charge N Hall
Lumpkln and Dawson
Gainesville. Ca. April 10 The
cattle quarantine Law has gone into
effect In Hall county, DR. e. M,
Nighbert, OF the United States bu-
reau Of animal industry Is In Gaines
Vile to take charge OF tho work OF
tick eradication IN Hall. Lumpkin and
Dawson counties.
Dr. Nighbert states that he rarely
meets with any obstacles In doing this
work, and he has travelled through
cut the country.
The fact that the United states
government is doing the work at no
cost to the people whatever. Is In
dlcatlve Of the benefits intended for
tho people generally.
DR.. Nighbert will so out among
the people Of Hall, Inmpkin and
Dawson counties. with the local in
spectors and explain the laws every
detail He arrived with his wife
Saturday aud will make Gainesville
his headquarters. Mr.. John + Wa
ters has been appointed inspector for
Hall county, and Frank Meadors for
Iumpkin.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-15
whlsky Dealer Bound over.

Augusta. Ca. April 18Th. H.
oellerich. local whisky dealer, was
bound over for trial In the United
States court. in the sum OF 81, 600.
on charge OF unlawfully and
fraudulentiy displaying sign which
indicated that he ran q distillery,
when he did not. Bond was given
BY w. M. Nixon. who caused excite
ment in the court room. when he re-
fused at first 10 sign bond made out
BY Commissioner wilfged Lane Lane
recently brought a charge against a
brother o. Nixon's, which was thrown
out after = hearing, and Nixon was
mad about Il. AZ q result Of the
hearing 4 IL probable that Oellerieh
win also DO tried for perjury.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-15

Yorh, Pa, April IA Sizk nm
merger With capital e Raa 500 zoe
has been hnn0nnced, TAs merger
includes The York and M0narch niIls.
in this city and mnls Ct CawiiBia.
Fleetvooa. KutEs0wn ana Reynolds-
vine, this state. Ths purchaser q
the American suk Manufacturing
compaay q New FOFk. Paans ara
under way foF ne nsreing Of a total
q thirty mile. principally IN Penn
syivania. No bonds Issue wiz be
mada b. ne new corporStioa. Il
win have $40. SEQ zoe. per cent
prefsrrea ussSk ana ets.eoe. 900 son-
non stOch.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-15

Rome, AErl il.-lt = reported az
sAis plaee that king Efvard and King
Victor Emmanuel. who nave rcspec-
lively left he Bsieario ISLANDS and
Greece. win meet At vaiesta. Island
q Aafsa. In 0Hsial ciFcles no con-
armAtioa o. deaial - the rumor ear
~ obtained.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-15
ralsuNs auILDNa pRsY or rIaE
The Newspaper Of North Georgia City
and Entire Plant In Ruins.

The Newspaper Of North Georgia City
and Entire Plant In Rulns.
Rome, Ca. April 1S.--The Rome
Tribune building on Friday caught fire
and demolished the entire plant
The IRE got a good Roadway and
was beyond control for some time
The adjacent buildings on Broad
street were msnaced.
The Tribune building was owned by
q. N. Fsatherston, Of Rome The
building and newspaper plant are
partly covered by insurance
The frs started In the Caldwell
Printing shop
The Rome Tribune will be publish
Cd from the Herald once until It's
plant can be rebuilt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-15

eueeeseor 20 Late Speaker Martin.
Montgomery. Ala, April ia
petiton signed By - parties has been
nlsd with the probate iudGe Of this
cry aslzins that the name q Captain
Peter B Martin be placed On the ball
lot q be voted Tor at the electica
called Cor Montgomery county, May
Z. 10 select = successor - tha late
Speaker W. L. Martin. q TIE legia-
lAturO. Captain Martin Il iam'liss
IN tie political world. and hia pell-
ten IL The only one - car nllsd =
a thonEht thaa ~ Win - eleoled
hg q g5od mAiotisy. snt pfoaasif
u.thoui oopolitl1a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-15


1fac0n, Ca. April Is switch en-
.aineers on the Central railway In this
eity went out on strike Thursday
morning and the trafao In the local
yarda x badly tied up For months
4 has been dificuit to make the trans
xsfs IN Macon necessary TO keep the
yards from being blocked and the
strike VIII seriously AFFECT the BUSH
ness OF the road. There are about
40 OF tho engineers. The whole
number left their posts At IL o'clock
thursday morning.
The laborers claim that they arc
aot receiving sufioient pay for their
services. The present SALARY IL % 80
per day, and the strike IL for q high
&c prloe-an increase OF Is csnts be-
Ing asked. Several days aeo the
strike was threatened and the men
we're 10 have walked down from their
levers at noon Monday. on account
81 hopes Of reaching an agreement,
there was no strike until Thursday,
There was meeting In Murphye
hall on Fourth street shortly after the
engineers left their posts and the
grievances were discussed.