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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
ONLY NECESSARY TO
 TREAT THE STOMACH
Claim of Central Figure in Recent Con-
 troversy Is Novel.

The new theory advanced by L. T. Cooper relative to the human stom- ach has attracted such widespread atten- ton that the public in cities visited by the young man has been joined by many physicians in discussion of his beliefs and medicines.
 MT. Cooper says that human health is dependent almost entirely upon the stomach. He says that no disease can be conquered without first alieviatins all stomach disorders. He further says that most men and women of this gem eration are halftsick, owing to degen- crate stomaclls. And lastly, he claims that his New Discovery medicine will rejuvenate the human stomach 4in % days.
 Cooper has been travelling from one city to another. conducting in each what he calls campaign of educa- ton. For the past year he has met the public in the larger cities of the ceun- try. and his success has been phenom- enal. Thousands of people have flock ed to his headquarters wherever he-has gone, and the sale of his medicine has been beyond anything of the kind ever before witnessed.
 Possibly the most interesting feature of the attention this young man has attracted Is what his army of follow liefs through his medicines. have to say on the subject. The following state ments are from two well known res- idents of Chicago and Boston, respect lively, and the enthusiasm of these Is characteristic of Cooper's admirers generally
 Mrs. H. B. Mack, of s20i State Street. Chicago. says: @T have been suffering for 12 years from q combination of stomach troubles. catarrh and consti- patton. had a gnawing pain in the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25

IS .1sos.., but for your immediate In. formation attention Is again called thereto:
 First Brigade--Camps John Pelham Holtzclaw, Troup Randall. Edmund w Pettus. John w. A. Sanford, Ben Brick en. Ben Jennings, w. A. Handley and Boiling Hall: Brigade Commander. c R. Bricken. Luverne; Brigade Adju- -Third Brigade---Camps Frank Ogden. Pelham; A. c. Hargrove; stonewail Jackson, Clayton, John Herbert Kelly. Hutto. Jr., woodruff. D. M. B. Hassler and J. H. Bankhead. Brigade Com
 mander, E. E. Cox, carrollton: Brig
 ade Adjutant. Thos. J. Hill. TuscAloo-
 sa Brigade Inspector, R. E. Steiner.
 Jr.. Montgomery; Brigade Quartermas-
 ter. Wm. B. Ross, Mobile. Fourth Brigade---Catnps N. B. For
 rest. Joe Wheeler. wm. H. Payne, Wm. s. Bankhead. R. K. Boyd. Morgan. John
 Rayburn. John l.. Gordon, Geo. P.
 Harrison and Win. R. Julian. Brig
 ade Commander, John H. Wallace,
 Huntsvillei Brigade Adjutant, David A. Grayson, Huntsville; Brigade Inspec-
 tor John D. Rather, IT,, Tuscumbia;
 Brigade Quartermasteri Lawson Sykes.
 Courtland.
 .sFifth Brigade-Camps Hoilings- WQTIut JOun II. NnOf Snlis JOfill IAe sAAtu~ we'll, Samuel c. Kelly, John A. Han
 ner, John c. Francis. J. ]. Woodward,
 Hood and John T. Bell. Brigade Com mander. Ed c. Caldwell, Jacksonville: Brigade Adjutant, l.. L.. Herzberg,
 Gadsden; Brigade Inspector, D. Hous- ton Smith, Oxford; Brigade Quarter
 master. Earnest c. Harris. Piedmont. Standing Committees. ''Seventh--The members of the six A. AAA A- lA named by the Division Commander are
 re-appointed as follows: Historical Committee--Dr. Thomas M. Owen. Chairman, Montgomery; Wm. B. Bankhead, Jasper, and Oliver D. lStreet, Guntersville. Relief Cbmmittee-Harry T. Becket, Chairman, Mobile; Williams Conniff,
 Montgomery, and Frank N. Julian, Tuscumbia.
 Finance committee-Boswell deG. Waddell, Chairman Scale: E. E. New ton, Evergreen, and Lawson Sykes, Courtiand.
 Monument Committee-Eli P Smith, Chairman, Birmingham; Sam A. Will Hams, Troy and F. w. Hodges. Green vile.
 Pelham Portrait committee---Albert tC. Sexton, Chairman, Montgomery; O..
 R. Briclen. Luverne and John L. Moul- i LOH, hODlle
 Pelham Monument Committee--Dr. ..
 Thomas L.. Owen, Chairman, Montgom-
 cry, who is authorized to associate with himself one comrade from each camp.
 "Etghth--Al1 of the officers and mem-
 bers of committees hereinabove named will take notice of their appointments
 and they will he obeyed and respected | in accordance with their rank and po- | sition.
 "Correspondence wrth all persons in : terested in any of the work of the di- vision or the Confederation generally | is invited.
 By order of
 Albert c. Sexon, "commander Ala. Div, U. s. c. V. l 'oficial:
 John A. Fillmore,
 Division Adjutant and Chief of Staff."
 | '. .l4.= "a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25

pit of my stomach, sort of a dull pain that could not quite understand. Then there was a dull headache, and my mind seemed to be wandering con- tinually could not eat, and what It, tie solid food did eat could not re- tain on my stomach. I tried every rem edy T could think of, tand also tried out number of patent medicines, but without any apparent result. It was through one of my friends that heard of Cooper's preparation. and I imme-' diately decided to try some of 1t. It is two weeks since I took my first dose of it. and feel like new woman. The headachek seems to have disappeared, and the pain in my stomach along with 1t. The medicine is worth it's weight in gold and want to thank Mir Cooper for what he has done for me" E.
 Mr Edwin F. Morse of 20 Oakley Street. Dorchester, a suburb of Boston, says: For three years I had not a \ we'll day. My stomach was in frightful shape; the mere thought of food would nauseate me, and Ireaily had a horror of any thing to eat. All solid food would cause me extreme Indigestion. bloating and gas on my stomach, and nothing tasted right. Some time ago I got some of this Cooper's medicines. about which there Is so much talk. I actually feel as well and strong as boy ever since the first bottle. Every sign of stomach trouble has disappear ed, and ! have . hearty appetite and eat three square meals; every thing seems to taste good. Anyone who knows what chronic indigestion is can appreciate what this means to me. consider this the most remarkable medicine I ever heard of."
 We sell MT. Cooper's medicines. and find them to be all he ciafms.--E. c Fowler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
|SCHULERS IN COURT
PETITION AGAINST SOUTHERN
 STEEL COMPANY.
Creditors Claim That Act of Bank ruptcy Was Cemmitted--Alabama Plants Embarrassed But VIII
 Continue Opern tiOn.

Birmingham, Oct. 24--An involun- ! tary petition in bankruptcy was filed in the Federal Court this afternoon against the Southern Steel Company. The creditors seeking the bankruptcy order are the Birmingham Coal and
 Iron Company, the Sayre Mining and Manufacturing Company and the Ca-
 haba Coal Company.
 The Southern Steel Company is cap italized at s25,000.0e0 and owns a big | steel plant at Gadsden, steel rod. wire
 and nail mills at Ensley, coal mines at Altoona and yirgiEe City and ore mines throughout the Birmingham dis trict as we'll as coke ovens and other properties. hs
 Noses Taylor of New York is Presi- dent and E. 1T. Schuler of Birmingham General Manager.
 The petition filed in court here all 1eEes that the company committed an act of bankruptcy in acknowledging in writing It's inability to pay it's debts. It is also averred tn the petition that the defendant compEny has been in- solvent for six months. The petition asks that it be adjudsed bankrupt and that receivers be appointed. Attorneys for the petitioning cred- itors have gone to Huntsville, where Judge o. R. Hundley Is holding United States Court to secure his order nam- ing the receivers.
 The filing of the petition was no sur prise in local financial and industrial circles where some such action has been looked for for some time. though it was rumored as late as yesterday that the company was about to reor- gunize.
 vice-President D. T. Schuler of the Southern Steel Company said this af- ternoon that his company is "abund- antly solvent and if the creditors are patient and wifi cooperate with us ali debts of the company will be paid and the company put back on its fcet.'
 MT. Schufer said also that the op- eration of the plants will go on unin- terruptedly. He attributed the finan- cial embarrassment of his company to the tight money market in the East and other causes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
Nrws or UNION sPRINes.
Remains of Ms. Frazer Are Laid 1
 Rest.


 Union Springs. Oct. 24--(Special)-- The remains of Mir Robert Frazer, who died last week in El Paso, Tex, reach- ed the city last night and were carried to the home of Mir F. J. Frazer and from there the funeral occurred this morning,
 Since Tuesday the people expect ed the body, but train connections were missed in New Orleans and again in Montgomery yesterday morning. i. 2 MT. Frazer formerly resided here and has many friends.
 Those who accompanied the remains here were: Mir. and Mrs. Rouse, MT. Charlie Frazer. Miss Frazer. Miss Rouse, Mir. and Mrs. Beeland. all of Greenville The interment was in Oak Hill cemetery.
 Clarence M Adams who died few days ago at Enterprise, formerly re- sided in this county and the remains were taken to Midway for interment. Master Harry Howard has been con fined to his home this week with a broken nose and a bad cut over the left eye He and J. D. Willoford were playing in a pasture when a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25

horse kicked the boy, rendering him unconscious-
 W. B. Owen of Birmingham spent this week with his mother, Mrs. ". A. Owen. S Mrs. R. H. Powell and son. Richard Powell of Tuskegee, and Hamil Og- burn of Texas are guests of Mrs vfr- ginia Pickett }
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
DIVISION ORDERS
COMMANDER SEXTON FORMALLY
 ANNOUNCES HIS STAFF.
EsfahIishes Headquarters h Montgom- cry and Calls Attention of stan Ofacers to Their Duties In
 Making Reports.

Commander Albert c. Sexton of the Aiaabama Division. United Sons of Confederate Veterans, in General. Or der No. 21, issued yesterday, announced inc establishment of Division Head quarters in Montgomery and the ap- nointment of his stan and of standing committees.
 John A. Fillmore of Montgomery, fs narned Division Adjutant and Chief of Etaff. William ". Brandon of Mont romery, Inspector; B. A. Taylor oi Montgomery, Quartermaster; N. E- Leigh of Brewton, ComInissary; E. D' Hammer of Attalla, Judge Advocate; pr. Byron Dozier of Birmingham. surgeon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
T., onnr.tor. Re,n.tntetl.

Helena. Oct. 24---Ten operators were at work in the Western Union office yesterday, having been retnstated, fol- lowing the resolution passed at meet ing of the local declaring the strike off as far as this city Is concerned. The Postal force was also reinstated yes- terday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
". Q. T. U. te Mket.

The regular meeting of the wcmen's Christian Temperance Union will be held at s:so o'clock this afternoon at the Court street Methodist church. All the members are urged to be present as the election of officers will be held.
 Mrs U. A. Manning. Sec.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
OLD VETERANS FUNERAL. Remains Of Clay Hall Laid to Rest al Oakvyooa.

The funeral of Clay Hall. a Confeder- ate veteran, who died wednesday morn ing. took place yesterday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock from the Leak Undertak- ing par1ors. Rev MT. Dix officiating.
 The members of Camp Lomax, of which Mir. Hall was . member. at tended the funeral and acted as pail bearers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
rHr rrxAs MoNpEn.

Cures all Kidney, Bladder and Rheu- matic troubles; sold by all druggists. CT two months treatment by mail for s1. Dr. B. W. Hall, 2926 Olive St.. St
 Louis Mo. Send for Ala. testimonials.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25

deed was recorded yesterday in the probate office whereby J. H. Shreve conveyed to R. Bardin fifteen lots Tn Peacock's Tract. The consideration was $5.s6o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25

Four petitions in voluntary bank ,ruptcy were filed in the Federal court by Ed Brown. Jim Haygood, l.. Morgan and oIumbus Nix, all railroad employees of Montgomery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25

The following corporations Have flied articles with the Secretary of state
 Smiths Saxotine Company, Mobile capital stock $50.0o0 Incorporators. Thomas E. Smith, Peter Smith, John Craft. pr. c. E. Chapman, James J. Duggan.
 Marlow Lumber Company. Marlow, Baldwin County, capital stock s5o,e0o' Incorporators. R e. Werner. William C. Hill, E. G. Fuller. F. L. Werner.
 The Gould-Holberg Catering compa- ny, Mobile, has increased it's capital stock from S5.000 to $30.000.
 The Republic Mining and Manufac- turing Company of Hermitage, Ga. has entered the State. Its headquarters are at Rock Run, Cherokee County, and W. T. Walters is it's agent
 The Journeyman Barbers' Interna- tional Union of America has applied for registration of It's label or Union Shop card.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25

The following appointments by the Governor were announced yesterday: Notaries Public: c. O. Chestnut. Moul- ton. Lawrence County; J. w Effinger. Black, Geneva County; Rutherford Lampsley, Anniston; Harvey M Blue, Montgomery; George W. Unruh. Mo bile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25

A marriage license was issued yes- terday from the probate office to Kins- hen q. Williams and Ebbie Caubfe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25

FOR SALE CHEAP. well established saloon and grO- ceTy. Address BOX 2O3. --wed-fri-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25

Henry Fillmore, nefro accused of assault with intent to murder. was surrendered yesterday by his bonds- men, He was subsequently, released from jail on a ne wbond.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
NEWS OF RECORD

Claud Perry, a negro indicted for grand larceny. furnished bond yester- day and was released from jail
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25

BFEwmaEe UKBAnA1hNLuM.
 sixth. The Brigade organization of the Division was set out in General Orders No. 1s. new series December
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-11
NEW CITY COUNCIL.
More Hitch Racks, Park
Improvement, V. +.
Morris, Fire Chief.

The new councilmen-Abbay,
Haskell Edmonston, Marshall,
johnson. Smith. Potts and Myers
entered upon their duties Mon
day night.
The appointive officers are:
Street Com, E. w. Walker.
Night Police, Jas. Marshall and
Jas. Kemp.
Cemetery Sexton, F. NJ. Will
liams.
City Physician. c. A. Rothwell.
City Engineer. Z. f. Ketter.
Fire Chief, V. +. Morris.
City Weigher, 7. d. Hill.
Janitor, Sampson Brown.
Mayor Graham in an address
urged the necessity for more hitch
racks, more street lights and more
water. He proposed improve
ments in Hardin Park to the
amount of $500.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-11
Y. M. G. A.
LYCEUM COURSE
Ash Davis, Artist and
Chalk Ta1ker, Last of
the Course.

The closing number of the Y.
n. G. A. lecture couse was given
at Hardin College Monday even.
ing. Ash Davis the artist, was
greeted with a large audience and
they were not disappointed. His
cartoons, character sketches. trans
formation scenes, ETC., were
quickly aud expertly executed, and
at the same time he kept mp q
rapid FIRE of humorous comment
and witticism. Unlike one Of his
tramp" sketches, whom he repre-
sented as always travelling on
freight train because he couldn't
express himself, Ash Davis GER.
tainly express himself fluently and
expeditiously, the rapidity with
which he could express his thought
on canvas being a little short OF
marvellous.
It is hoped the Y. NJ. Z. A. will
give the people of Mexico the OPP
portunity to enjoy the lyceuu
course another year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-11
Equalization Board.

The County Board of Equaliza.
ton was in session a couple of days
last week. A few assessments the
county were raised or lowered.
among them the following:
w. A. Morris, of Mexico. as
sessed 50, 200, Board change to
80, 400
Mrs. II. A. Lawder. 81, 400,
changed to $1,000.
j. II. Lane, $500. changed to
5000.
j. j. Steele. 81 400 to $1,000.
Mrs. Carrie Rothwell, 1920,
changed to $1,000.
F. A. Sanuebeck. 81, $50. to
81, 600.
Charles Weinand, $4,000. to
SO. 500.
IL. and Q. KEENAN, and Florence
Mason, 80, 400 to $4,000.
w. II. French. $2.420, to
SO, 900.
Mrs. D. P. Moore, $500. to
800.
A. p. johnson. 500. to $500.
g. w. Adams, 5000, TO $500.
l.. r. Ferris. 81, 200, to 81, 900.
j. S. Smith, Of Farber, $3.50. to
$40
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-11
- YOUR NEIGHBoRS -

Mrs. Sallie Hisey is visiting in
Independence, Mo.
Mrs. w. j. Rixey visited in st.
Louis first of the week.
A new daughter took up her
abode at the home of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Hardin Rixey April Sth.
Mitchell White of the Ledger
was in jefferson City Sunday to
See a friend.
r. II. Brown of the Brown s.
Tinsley grocery firm was in Aux
vase Saturday. .
Mrs. NJ. N. Mosely is improving
in health and is able to be up.
w. w. johnson, Walter Hub.
bard and A. b. Stewart are in
Miles City, Montana. !
John Griffin, Travelling Engineer
of Slater, was in Mexico Monday.
Mrs. John Beal visited herraunt,
Mrs. Griffin, who is i'll, at Fulton
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Kent Of
this city are entertaining their
daughter, Mrs.F. NJ. Clark, Of Chi
cago.
Miss JaIie Douglass, formerly OF
of this city, has an excellen: posi-.
ton as boOkkeeper with the ekten.
sive firm of CHM & Co, of Dallas
Texas. ..
Cecil Dinsmore OF this city is
taking course of study at Chica-
go University.
Hon. J. G. Bassford Of this city
is spoken of as likely to be the APP
pointee of Gov. Folk as State
Game Warden. .
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-11
Cox 8 Gordon Hams.

Cox & Gordon. st. Louis mann.
taeturers of iirst.class hams. ba-
con and lard, use the best of ma
terial. smoke with hickory wood
aud the meat is juicy. sweet aud
neat.
The following merchants In
Mexico handle this fine class Of
goodss
CAN'T q Rowland. Keiset q
Son. Il. @. Paul. Brown g Tins.
ley. Null u Son, A. L. Yarnall.
g. T. Longhman. D. O. Owen
Meat Co. TRY Cox q Gordon's
pure lard. hams and breakfast ba.
con that are not eatsn up with
iait.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-11
Executives Notice,

Notice is hereby given that letters
testamentary upon the estate Of L. N.
Luckett, deceased, have been granted
the undersigned by the Probate Court Of
AudraIn county, Missouri, bearing date
April 3, 1907.
All persons having claims against said
estate are requested toexhibit them for al
lowance TO the executrIx within one year
after date Of granting letters herein, or
they may be precluded from any benefit
Of such estate, and II such claims be not
exhibited within two years from the date
hereof they will be forever barred.
VIRGINIA s. LuCKETT,
Executrix.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-11
Fine Mare for Sale.

Four years old; out Of a Ky.
high bred trotting mare which
sold for 1900; sired by imported
coach stallion which sold for
81. 500. Above mare was bought
near Jacksonville, Ill.,, and is a
good one and is offered for sale at
$3.50. A woman can drive her.
Address w. w. Cornett, Lad
donia, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-11
University Alumni.

All alumni aud former students
of the University OF Missouri liv-
ing in Audrain. Galloway and
Montgomery counties are requested
to be present at banquet April 10,
University day. Notify Clarence
A. Barnes. sec'y association, be.
fore Saturday. il you can attend.
There will be a meeting Saturday
evening at Judge Bolts Office at
court house to make final arrang-
ments. Attend.
LOUIS l.. BARTH.
w. W. BoTTS.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-11
Financial Statement
Of the Farmers Town Mutual Fire
Insurance Co., Of Mexico, No.
ASSETS.

Examination OF the Company
made. by Wallace bearing, City
Clerk, Jan. 90. 1907. This home
Company is mutual. policy holders
get their insurance at cost, which
has been a saving Of % per cent.
Insurance written in town and
country.
No assessments are made; no
liabilities assumed.
We collect the same cash premi-
ums that eastern. Companies charge
and pay back the earnings in cash
at the end Of the contract.
Do you want to help build up a
home company or must you con-
tiuue to send your money to New
York and give the Eastern Com
panies the profits that you should
save for yourselRi
ALEXANDER CARTER, Pres.
A. B. Smith. Vice Pres.
w. l.. FowLEs, Sec'y.
s. j. BCCKNER, Treas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-11

Macedonia, Davis is; McCall11.
Pine, Davis 10; Mccall ID.
Central, Davis 13i Mccall 8.
High Hill, Davis 10; Mccall 8.
Duly. Davis Il Mccall H.
Sims, Davis III Mccall s.
Beagles. Davis III Mccall 2.
Sun Rise. Davis ii Mccall 10.
' Elm Bend, Davis Is; Mccall s.
Eureka, Davis o; Mccall. ID.
Edwards, Davis o; Mccall 10.
Pleasant Plains, Davis i; Me-
Call o.
There are 81 districts, all told,
in the county; rs districts have
been heard from, casting in all l94S
votes, of which Davis received 1904
votes aud Mccall 1856. 1t is thought
that the results will show Davis
Is elected School Commissioner OF
The county for the coming two
years.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-11
SCHOOL
COMMISSIONER.
"A Light Vote Polled Gem
era1ly-Davisand Nc.
Cali Make Nice Race.

The election last week for. Couu-
BY School Commissioner was an in
terestiug one and Davis aud Me-
Call made a nice race.
In Mexico and Mexico school
district Davis vote was I'll; Nc.
Call. 1853.
A. vandalia. Davis, 81 Mccall,
81.
Laddonia, Davis, 65i Mccall,
104.
Rush Hill. Davis 16; Mccall 81.
Martinsburg, Davis 70i Mccall
Ga.
Lawson Davis %; Mccall z.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-11
Rex Edmonton No. S9e0.

ny Rex, MeDonaldi dam By Old Mont
rosotloos brand dam. Pat CIehron viii
stand 81 ela y inAure living colt
Also Prince HeTo No. 0e7E. Shin re9ls-
eeE. Hero IL 9 dark bay. WelRha t.91Q
living coils.
I also have 9 good ianka,~wlIl stand a
ei0 70 insure living ebIt.
Above animals wiz stand preson1 saa,
son 1907 ~ my atoblaE on The Wade place
Ia Northwest Mexico on the terms 6hova
fpentlpnoQ. Money due whom colt atands
up and sucks, o. mare parted with OF ~
moved from notatbofhDod o0Is 70 stand
good Tor nerFlt1 money. Ncl responsible
lof accidents. ~. ~. cAuxHoHA.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-11
Stallion Day.

Last Saturday was Stallion Day
in Mexico. Some Ans fellows in
the show, Among them we men.
ton:
Garter 8 Sons Rex Carter.
r. K. Deans Chestnut Ike.
R. A. Morris Big Ike.
A. Il. Meyers Thornton Star
Rose.
John Blum's Rex Blum.
R. II. CauthOrn's Rex Edmon.
stoD.
B. r. MiddletOn's John Black
wood. Ortiz Rose. aud others.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-11

The weather at the opening of
the extra session of the Legisla.
ture was a frost. Hope the Legis-
lature itself will take the hint and
avoid a "frost".
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-11
For Sale.

Twelve head mules, IL colts and
Que yearling. Cash, or six months
time, 6 per cent, bankable note.
W. W. Connect. Laddonia, Mo.
Call or phone. t2may
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-11
Low Rates to Los Angeles.

Not only at the pres ent time Of
extremely low colonist rates to Pa
cifc Coast points but also in May
and June the Chicago & Alton
will offer tempting rate bargains
to California. Several important
conventions will be held in Los
Angeles in May and June, and a
rate of $54. 80 for the round trip,
open to the public, will be in eff
feet. Call upon or write to me
for full particulars,
e. f. MATHEWS,
Agt. q. Il A., Mexico, No.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-11

julius Lehman. the boodler who
will be released from the peniten-
tiary IA July says be will publish a
book giving aicompiste account of
st. LOnis crOokednsas. The book
win bear the title. Thirty Years
OF BoodIing ia 81. LouIs." or
why | Have Quit BOOdhng."
L,hman's soiou m in the PEN
explains tbs latter question. Il
Isn't necessary TO aiiict the public
with book on why be quit hood
lag. Il was a. case Of had 10
quis.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-11

CERTAIN Democratic papers over
the State have criticised Gov. Folk
for calling an extra session of the
Legislature. TT will be time
enough to criticise if the session
should prove a failure and moth
ing is accomplished.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-11

w. F. Luckie's sister. Mrs. 10.
sephine Scates, died at her home
in Fulton Monday. The remains
were brought to this city Wedhss-
day for burial.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-04-11

If the Legislature is able to pass
q lsw-a revenue getter-that will
meet the expense of the extra ses-
sion and it is a law that will make
for the general welfare besides,
then where will be the croakers
and kickersf