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Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

Prof. ID. L. Carroll. superintend.
ent OF the public schools up at
BpIstow. Iowa. believes that spank
ing - the best kind Of punishment
10 administer to pupils He has
made the practices OF taking pupils
o. both sexes aeross bis knee and
npankInR them soundly. Some Of
the girl pupils complained to their
parents about this. and recently
said professor was hauled into
gourt on q charge Of assault and
battery. But the jury acquitted
hIm, whersupon the school direc-
tesa gssengaeed The teacher for an,
.s&s year. at an advance Of sals
Now. let's hear lho com.
sersl el the Knrber Fornm.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20
Conductor Paid the Diff
ference.

Louisiana, Mo-. June l9.--E. e,
Campbell. attorney aud editor, Of
Louisiana. tested the rate situation
by rendering fare to q conductor
on the Burlington railroad at the
rate Of 2 cents per mile.
Mr.. Campbell offered 2 cents per
mile TO the agent here for a ticket
to ClaFksvills. When the agent
refused that sum. Mr.. Campbell
boarded the train and rendered the
same amount to the conductor,
with the statement that the train
official could either accept Il or
put him of. The conductor ae.
cepted the amount and promised
% pay the difference out Of his
own pocket.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

The Bowling Green Times sec.
onds the suggestion of the MES
SAGE that under the primary law
next year every Democratic candi-
date for Office will have to come
up with a clean record, as it is the
people and not a convention
often used to be a packed" one
that viii make the nominations
hereafter. The Times suggests.
further, that the Republicans will
have to come up with snow white
records too. Sure. let 'em all
come up clean.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

There is a sum of over 81, 900 10
the State Treasury for Audrain
county, from the war fund recent
ly appropriated by the Legislature,
which eau be had upon requisition
by the County Treasurer, which
money will 60 into the county road
fund to be used at the dis,
erection of the County Court. A
like sum is available to each coun
ty Of the State.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20
BEAVER DAM.

s. l., Palmer will preach here
first Sunday in July at IL a. m.
aud the Saturday before at 3 p.
m.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. Green at
tended the funeral OF Mrs. w. w.
Jackman at Mexico Sunday. Mrs.
Jackman was a relative Of Mrs.
Green.
j. w. Plnnkett aud wife Of
Mexico aud Chas. Lawrence and
wife of Auxvasse spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Gibbs.
Mrs. China Gibbs has been Wis.
iting her son, e. A. Gibbs, and
family the past week.
The darkey that stole Mr.. Ar
nold's bicycle of Mexico slept in
George Deans barn Friday night.
lie was not seen with the bicycle
until after he had left Mr.. Deans
place. He had it hidden out. He
was overtaken just south Of here
by Barnett aud Mr. Arnold. The
darkey as soon as he saw the men
approaching him left his wheel and
took to the woods and was. not
overtaken. Mr.. Arnall brought
his wheel home.
We attended the children's day
exercises at Bethel last Sunday
night. The exercises were splen.
did. One special feature we no.
ticed was the very fine singing.
Geo. Green has a mare colt that
is pronounced by some to be as
fine as anybody's. It measures
40 inches tail.
While in Mexico Saturday we
met our old friend and at one
time a neighbor. Hugh Ross. of
Barre, Texas. Mr.. Ross has been
visiting his mother. Mrs. Miriam
Ross. Of Mexico. When a young
man he lived with his father; J.
Z. Ross, on the place where j. ID.
Harding now lives. Mr.. Ross has
been in the Lone Star State Is
years and has done we'll and tells
us that he is living on easy street.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

The Laddonia Herald says that
a company of young ladies of that
town went out on the creek fishing
the other day and they "spat on
their bate" Now, brother. that
beats (bait or BATE us.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20
Champ Clark Speaks.

Sedalia, Mo-, June 16.-There
were nearly 1000 delegates and al
ternates present at to-day's session
of the SEVENTEEN annual conven
ton Of the Christian churches.
The day was set aside for the hold
ing Of the Christian missionary
convention, the sermon being
preached at the morning service by
Rev. Levi Marshall of Hannibal.
Union communion services were
held this afternoon in the Sedalia
theater. j. p. Pinkerton OF
Plattsburg presiding. Tho music
was furnished by a choir of 200,
under the direction of w. Z. NJ.
Hackleman of indianapolis, Iud.
The prayer and praise service was
led by II. G.. Bennett Of Kansas
City, and the sermon was delivered
by w. s. Turner OF Joplin. I.
An "Endeavor hour" this even
ing was conducted by II. A. Den
ton of Maryville, which was fol.
lowed by sacred selections by the
2nd regiment band. The sermon
was by w. w. Burks Of Nevada.
Tomorrow will be Christian En-
deavor" and state mission" pc.
RODS, and at night Champ Clark
will deliver an address. The visit.
ing Christian ministers conducted
the morning and evening services
in fourteen Of the local churches.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

Hon. c. Porter johnson of St.
Louis will deliver the address of
the day for Mexico's Fourth of
July celebration. He will make
an able speech.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20
A new law goes INTO Ell

A new law goes into effect on
August 18th in this State which
subjects prosecuting attorneys.
sheriffs and other officers to re.
moval from Office if they fail to
enforce the dramsh hop laws, or any
other laws. II may make things
just a little interesting in some
counties, for instance over in Mar
ion, Cole, Jasper and st. Louis
counties.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1907

This good old summer tim
weather lately is spelling all the
little potatoes. said Judge Bass
to the MESSAGE the other day.
Ask how he knows.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

Saloon keepers in certain coun
ties of the State continue to vio-
late the law by selling guzzle on
Sunday. Make them obey the
law. They are no better than
other people who are expected to
obey the laws, II they are quite as
good.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

President Roosevelt made an ad.
dress at the jamestown Exposition
the other day favoring an income
tax. Appropriation of more Dem.
ocratic doctrine. Did you ever
read anything like it from any
other Republican, Go back to
Fremont and down to Mark Hanna,
and you will find nothing like It,.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

After Prof. Paperino has made
his balloon ascension in Mexico
you will see the point. Look out
for the big event.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

Gov. Folk has told the prosecut-
ing attorney Of st. Louis county
that he must close the saloons on
Sunday or he will institute pro-
eeedings to oust said attorney from
Office. The Governor will do this
under . law passed by the late
special session Of the Legislature.
That st. Louis attorney viii get
busy nov, just watch aud see ii
he doern't.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

Are you making your arrange
ments 10 attend the Mexico Chau-
tauquai II will be one Of the
greatest events in our city this
year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

President Roosevelt keeps on
endorsing Democratic vagaries. !"
He gets away over onto Populistic
ground on the income tax question.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

The 2-cent railroad fare is to be
given a 80 days trial. The rail-
roads consented to this-to ascer-
tain IL they can operate at that
rate 1t was a conservative aud
wise conclusion. The people want
to be shown in this matter. They
viii not be unreasonable IL the
railroads, can prove by the figures
that two cents is too low.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

Don't leave your farming tools
in n Missouri barn"-should
never have been any occasion for
such a coinage. Those careful
and painstaking farmers who have
come into Audrain county from
Iowa and Illinois in recent years
have quite a laugh on the ma
tives" about this. When you are
thru with your cultivator. or har-
row, or self-binder this summer,
put ii in a good shed with a roof
on it. You may wear out your
tools but don't rust them out. No
money in it, but there is loss ever
and always.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

The 10Th and 3Oth Of June will
be cleaning up time in the Mexico
cemetery. IL you own q lot in the
city Of the dead, you should be on
hands to assist In the work that
will be undertaken.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

The fireworks in Mexico on The
Fourth will be something won.
derful TO see.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Corner and
Dir. aud Mrs. Ed. Kunkel aud
children weat down TO Laddonia
yesterday to attend a reunion Of
the Corner family.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

Vandalia had a big Let sale last
Saturday, as follows
G. F. Darnell, LII acres, 1925;
C. c. Darnell, 2.20 acres, 1886;
j. E. McPike. 2.12 acres, $345;
j. E. Eddleman, 7.05 acres, $110;
Mrs. Sarah e. Ousterhaut, 2 acres,
$3.50; j. e. McPike, 2.13 acres.
1870; Rev. j. 8. Partee, 2.40
acres, $500; T. E. Moss, 2,s3
acres, 5000; J. B. Hootou, 2.7s
acres. $780, j. D. Wright, 2.20
acres. 1920; j. II, Wright, 2 so
acres, 1925; j. II. Wright, 6
acres, $50; Ira Bungard, 8 acres
$3.50; j. b. LlewelleD, 10 acres,
1,34O.
j. T. johnson, Of Mexico, was
one Of the auctioneers.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

The 2-cent rate law on the rail-
roads was ordered to go into ef-
feet yesterday, by the ruling Of the
U. s. District Court at Kansas
City. It is to remain in operation
until II can be ascertained by ex-
perience whether the two cent fare
is regulatiye." Now. will the
railroads be good for a little
whilei Will they eject any more
passengers off their trainsi
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20

The telegraph operators walked
out on a short-lived strike in Mex.
leo last Sunday afternoon. II was
on account OF the eight hour law
recently enacted by the Legislat-
ure. Guess they didn't want to
violate the law by working over
hours, and didn't want to work
over eight hours if they didn't
have 10.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-20
A Lot Sale.

Vaudalia had a big Let sale last
Saturday, as follows.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-11-20
MEMS FURNISH INCS

&c suspcnders; mems good suspenders;
heavy elastic; an excellent 25c value ct
Colored border and hemstitched handkes-
chiefs, 31zc. Regular price l0c. In this
gigantic sale while they last...,.......
White hemsitched linen finished handker-
chiefs. ready for use; worth l5c now
Same as above only finer. neatly hem
stitched; regular zoe grade.
Mems faccy suspenders,, ................-.......
String neckties. well known 25c ties in
pretty designs ........A............,,..-...
75c extra heavy quality underwear 33c.
A super6ne underwear Is this, which At
present market value would cost you at
least 75c per garment. shirt aud darw-
ers to match in all sizes. during these
furious selling days ............................
Mems Guyot suspenders worth 25c. now
Mems SOC and 75c:s suspenden in every
style, our price ...........-..-..-.-....,.....
Mems 75c dress shirts 36c. Fine dress
shirts in fancy colors. collars attached or
detached, sizes, worth 65c, our price,.
SIPS 10 $3.50 dress shirts 64c. Mems
finest dress shirts, with or without collar
fancy and nobby designs, fine French
madras, some silk corded and striped,
others. with silk bosom, also siG bosom
and full dress shirts, values to 81 so, at
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-11-20

All wool I50 underwear garments. sizes,
come in natural and gray.an extraordin-
AIRY $t50 garment, in this gigantic sale. ~
Mems heavy work shirts worth 35c, sizes.
and colors, gigantic sale price...-.,-..,.-..-. -
Mems extra heavy work Shirts never sold
for less thaa 75c, during gigantic SALE. So
Mems fancy l5c fancy and plain hose. in
colors and sizes, full seamless. this sale. q
MEMS PANTS
$3.50 and 50 IS Trousers 500. Meh's
trousers in all wool cassimers, cheviots,
etc.. we'll fitting garments which sold as
high as $3.75. in this gigantic SALE. $2'2'
$I.75 Mems Trousers CSC. Mems nous-
ia neat snappy designs. light or medium
weights double stitched throughout. an
assortment Of them in every SIZE. posi-
lively worth $I.75, gigantic sale.-..-.-.-... IS
$3.50 pants $I.lO. Good quality worst
ID pants. ia the striped patterns, sizes
were considered great bargain at $3.50
watch EN- go at......,.......-..... -..-....- %I.U
$500 Pants $I.79. Same as above only
better material and finish, were $500,
sale price. SIT
$500 to $3.50 Trousers $Z.Z7. Distinct
designs and excellent tailored trousers,
made Of imported guaranteed woOlens.
none worth less than "a, your choice SIT
$500 to $500 Pants, an immense assort-
ment Of styles and patterns, sizes. Pants
made by the most repuled taors, all in
this gigantic sale at and up from......-... $3.l'
FURS FURS FURS
Ladies short American fox boas. 2 tails.
cord fastener, worth $2.25, at ......-.. 90
Ladies 36-inch black and brown fox boas
finished with four tails and cord, SPLEEN
did bargain at $3.50. now................,. $l.4
Ladies two-piece boas. in brown fox,
made four-n-hand scarf slyles at...-.... $2.4
Ladies boas, in German and American
fox made stole style. finished with SIX
tails, any good judge Of tus would pro-
nounce these boas worth $500. while
they last $4.4
Tha blue fox boas for Ladies, in the scarf
style, lined with satin, very nobby and
new, actual $I4 value. at....,..-.--..--.... $50
SIS brown French cOney clusters, large,
worth SIS, our sale price. $o.4
Ladies Tailor Made Walk'g Skirt
Ladies Walking SKINS, all sizes and styles,
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-11-20

1908 fall and winter wear in profusel y
shown variagated shades, priced at frac-
tons Of the cost Of their Importation.
The very latest Dress Plaids, extra
heavy quality, comes in gray, blue.
green and brown, cardinal, hunters
green and red; our sale price....,-.....-.-.-
4O-inch atwood Serges in stylish and
handsome designs, the latest grey and
brown mixtures predominating. chic,
servicable materials; our price.
Latest weaves in Panapas and Voiles,
sponged and shrunk. in white. black
and newest colorings. soft sheer quality,
impossible to be obtained for less than
$l.00 anywhere; our sale price..--,.,..
Serges in perfect midnight black. new
fancy weaves, far superior to materials
you find elsewhere at $l0O; Gun sale
price per yard. ......-............-x ...........
An exceptional selection Of es.Gsmiis wOr-
sted effect Suitngs. perfect Psttetns. col
ors and styles Of the real weolen mate
nals. This per yard.
36-inch Black and ColOred Cashmers,
sheer soft quality. worth Soc, now pryd
Fancy Mohair Lustre. in navy. cardinal.
black. silver gray. blue, red, green and
all the new browns. newest styles. bought
to be sold at &c, during this sale ,,....,.
SHOE DEPARTMENT
To give complete catalogue Of the null
dtude Of new fall and writer goods in
this or any other deeatment would be
quite impossible. and. furthermore. would
be an unnecessary strain on your pa
tence. for the appended items are and
can only be Representative. In order
to appreciate the full significance and
importance Of these illustrations. you
must see the values themselves. and only
then can you conceive an idea Of our
marvellous offerings. There isn't style
nor leather. size or last. that is not
contained in our now complete asscrt-
ment Of high grade shoes for men. wo-
men and children. from the EXTREMIST
fashioned last to the easy common
sense toe, from the slipper to the
bootee, from the soft French feathers to
the toughest oil grain. work or dress
shoe. house or street footwear, for the
tiniest baby. gentlest woman or the
huskiest man. our shoe department will
not be found wanting.
Ladies and Mems Shoes, values ranging
from $2.25 to 500. During this CT
gantic Calnival Of Value Giving. ALL
sizes and kinds, at and up from ...........
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-11-20

you must see them to realize the mag
ni6cent quality. the complete perfection
Of the styles and colonng, skirts you sell
dom see equaled for $3.50, our price.
Ladies high grade Walking Skirts. in all
descriptions. hanging full Of that hides
crbabIe thing called Style" Tucked,
flarinG bottom, light and dark mixtures.
guaranteed worth $3.50, watch EN- at S
400 Swell, Stylish. Beautifully Trimmed
Skirts, handsome, perfect fitting gar
ments that show the very newest kinds
Of fashion. Made ST fine, all wool
cheviots, cashmere and manish mixtures.
Skirts that show a score Of new plat
treatment, skirts that show careful, pains
taking tailoring. Latest fall arrivals,
worth up to IS, our sale price. S
200 Splendid Ulta-Fsshionable Skirts.
plated with new circular bottoms. Gar
ments that are revelation Of the tailor
ing AT. Panama. alpaCas. wool man
ish mixtures in every shade, worth
$3.50 Come and pick them at $
ASpecial Item, Thisl $3.50 Skirts for
$3.45. Skirts which appeal most
stronglyto women accustomed TO made
to-order garments. They are the best
exampleso Of high class tailoring shown
anywhere at $3.50. Our sale price,. S
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-11-20
Our Millinery Department

Comprises an almost endless variety Of ex-
quisite styles that reflect charming indi-
vidualily and true millinery elegance. A
wonderful selection Of elegant styles at
prices lower than any one ever dreamed
Of. Here is what you'll be asked to pay:
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Valencienne Laces per yard. .-A.-.....-.......
10 Pearl Buttons, sizes. per doz--....
Extra heavy Wire Hair Pins, 2 packages
Paper Pins, 200 Count .-.............,....,......
Hooks and Eyes, cards for ....................
Salty Pins. per card.......,...........,..........
Kings Thread per spool ............-...........
l0c bar soap
I0c Scented Glycerine Soap...,............
25c Shin Waist Set Of Pearl Buttons ......
Aluminium Thimbies. Observation-Disclosures.
Dry Goods Department
New and beautiful dress goods in complete
presentations Of the correct kinds for
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-11-20

Ladies Winter vests worth Csc; new.
Ladies ribbed and aeeced vests, excellently
finished. 75c values. gigantic sale price
LADIES HANDKERCHIE
Ladies and Childrens Handkerchifs made
Of fine white lawn. hemsttched. worth
Sc, sic price ....,.. .................,,.
Ladies linen finish Handkerchief. sold reg
ularly at l5c; gigantic sale pnce........
Ladies finely hemsilched Handkerchiefs
with floral designs in corner. worth up
to 20 cents, IN this gigantic SALE.
Dozens and dozens Of ladies hemstitched
and embroidered Handkerchief, also
some lace trimmed pretty. neat designs,
all new and fresh goods. worth 25c. in
this gigantic SALE. .........................-
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-11-20
Mail & Telephone rlerSFIIel

Send your mail orders, addressing very
carefully, to S. STORTZ, Tupelo, Miss.
Mail Order Department Prompt attention
and immediate delivery will be given. In
ordering be very careful in giving descrip-
ton Of goods, size and color
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
PLAN TOURNAMENT
FOR NEXT YEAR
Middlebury viii Welcome state Asso.
citation There. r. Rich Of
That Town Elected
President,

Montpelier, Sept. 10. The 18th annual
convention Of the Vermont state Fire.
mems association was held here yester
day afternoon in knights Of Columbus
hall with about 40 delegates present.
Before the convention was called to or
der, meeting Of the Chiefs club was
held in the ante-room and the following
officers Were elected for the ensuing
years President, Chief r. r. Stone OF
Middlebury; vicepresident, Chief Il. nj.
Davis Of Morrisville; secretary and
treasurer, Chief G. b. Gladding Of Barre.
The convention was called to order at
two O'clock by II, o. Kent Of Montpelier,
the president. A. G. Eaton, foreman Of
Volunteer Hose company No ], Of this
city, extended a cordial address Of wei.
come to the visitors. Seven new mem
bers were admitted.
George i, lIidder Of Middiebury, rep!
resentaive the international meeting of
! fire chiefs, was excused from making
! any report, as he did not attend that
meeting last year After electing Chief
1ladding Of Barre international repre-.
sentative this year the convention dis
cussed at length the adyisability of with
| drawing from the international assoeia.
tion, and this was finally done by amend
ing the constitution Nearly all the
! speakers on this subject considered it q
needless expenditure Of So year for
dues, when the Vermont association re-
ceiyed no benefit from It's membership
and was not even mentioned in the an
nual report of the international meet
ing,
George I. Kidder, chief G. F. Rich and
+, r. Stone extended the convention an
| invitation TO meet at Middlebury next
year, with the probability that enough
money can be realized in that village
for an old fashioned tournament The
| invitation was accepted, the time Of
meeting to be left with the executive
COMMITTEES.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year are: President, Charles + Rich 81
| Middlebury; vice presidents, Charles III
Of Vergennes, G. T. Kidder Of Middle,
bury, II, H. IIodgdon Of Barre, Ned G.
Buck Of Randolph; secretary, Fl, d
Moore Of Bennington; treasurer, 4, G
Grant Of Burlington; executive commit
tee, Y. n. Stone OF Middlehury, Fred
Layelle of Winooski G. @, Ayerill 81
Barre, A. A. Whitcomb Of Montpelier
IC a. Niles 81 Burlington, auditors
Moses Murray Of Burlington, n II Car,
mody Of Fair Haven; statistician, Moses
Murray Of Burlington.
Dhe sentiment in favor Of an Old fash
toned tournament with hand engines wa,
very strong and the Middlebury mem
bers are very confident that the neces
sary funds can be raised 20 bring thi,
1 about.
The convention adjourned at five
o'clock The delegates who remained
here over night were informally en-
tertained last evening By the local fire
men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
slew. bpt sure.

There 81 q promising young Ameri.
can who successfully passed the last
examination III the fourth grade Of bis
school. The youth exhibits such well
developed ability IN the art Of answer
ing questions that It would be we'll for
our local railroad companies to keeT
him in mind. He would be a jewel as
a guide for parties of tourists and ex
curslonists.
All questions in this youths examl
nation papers were faithfully answer
ed. among them being the following:
How are mountains, continents and
ocean basins foTmedT'
The answer came from the promising
youngster Mountains, continents and
ocean basins are formed by rocks de
caying ana falling into them. It takes
a long tiiae, but It helps."-Los An
gales Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
TRIAL CALENDAR.
Fifty-Three Cases to BE Heard BY
Supreme Court


Montpelet Sept III Tie trial call
endar for the October term 81 supreme
court il out and IS cases are set for
hearing here and five at St. JohnshinN.
0f the So one il from HTindnam county,
one from Orleans, 70 from Rutland,
four from Franklin, three from Gale
donna, one from Essex, two from La
noble, one from Orange, six from Chit
tender. / from Washington and j
from Windsor. The Washington county
eases are Newell G. Wright US. A. G,
Templeton, false imprisonment Moses
A1erfel vs.. George Peck case; NJ, D,
Wells vs. +. g. Lamberton and l.. h.
May tr. general assumpsit; Daniel
Dingwall vs.. Lapair and Hunt; Hattie
Catchpaw IS. James kesson bastardy;
W. w. Gates vs. File and child, troyer
Francis Batelelder & Co vs.. Hiram B.
Wedge, replevinj D. B, Smith ct al VS.
John Ryan ct al; Henry G. Wells vs.
Sadie a. Foss, John ". Gordon ct al
Us, Thomas ]. Deavitt; and State VS.
Amileore Zonatti apt
Other cases Of general interest are
State vs.. Boston & Maine Railroad Co.
violation Of the telephone law; Robert
A. Lewrence States Attorney VS.. Rut.
land Railroad Co., to test the constitu-
tionality Of the weekly payment law
Magoon SANDER case from Orange
county; state W.. Fred Peet bob yea
case, from Chittenden county.