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mencing. A party of cannubials
tot Adolf wass missionary, und
Won took a bite ouid of hiss arm.
Der choke wass on der cannubial,
becoss he soon died of ptomaine
poisoning. Der less famished saw
atches ISIS more suberstitious. Dey
will nod eat stranger unless he ISIS
tattooed on der brisket in violet
ink: Government Inspected, Chi
cago."
Der most wonderful natifes, how
efer, ISIS der dwarfs. We heard
some near us in der high grass.
"vot ISIS dot grunting?" said
Adolf. "Boers?"
mo, you fool; pigmies!" l as
sistet.
Lets nod fight dem," said Adolf.
II can'd train down to DER weight"
So we refused dem to modest us.
Abouid diss dime we learned der
great SECRET abouid der big game.
Id ISIS all in vitner kiyarters until
1910, ven i'd will be turned loose for
der big show.
A most thrilling escabement was
der reason we finally left der jingle
to ids future fate. We wass swoop-
ed down upon by posse of head
hunters. Dey wass going to decap-
itulate us. but suddencely realized
dot our faces voult brighten deir
chiltren eff taken home to dem. So
dey fled, leafing us tied to ouid-
post of civilization. Blease remit
lance me here adj 81 per vorts .'ss1
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Pole he voult be similarly.

Pole he voult be similarly.
Resuming, we hacked way our
hack. We wass nowfver der foot
of Caucasian hat neferS walked on
der face on nadure. .s Parasitickle
vines und parasitickle indrough der
jingle, und den dismissed segts
wass creeping on all sides of US,
especially ON der ouidsites.
But animals wass scarce to en-
counter. Aldough still lifing in diss
brezinct, dey dit nod come in to
retchister Many days 5ditywe tramp
drough der wildwood If looking for
beasts of prey, but dey refused to
be aware of our presence. sub
bose dey brefer darkbmeat to vite.
Later we hat some luck. We
cabtured a monkey by rafting a
tin cup nit a noise like penny.
Alzo, dere ISIS lots of blut sucking
vampires. Adolf wass attacked by
two vich were dipsomanics.
On der Wotarotta rifer we met
some ifory traders. Dey wass al
ready quoting brices for Teddy teet.
Dey tolt us der country bass been
thoroughly billed for der bretzi.
dend's visid, und asked eff l wass
der bretzidend. i saids mot yet"
! Supsekivently we wass der guest
|of a friendly tribe of vell-bropor-
toned natifes until we discofered
dey wass gorillas. We escabed be-
fore dey fount ouid we wass nod
gorillas. too. "a
But our pleasure wass 'yust com
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Ess1IEsz z,as n y. ,ss5az ras7T7x,saz ism

"Fiddles?" said |, wonderingly.
Never mind" he commanded.
Where do you expect to find this
asphaltum-here In the trees?"
Il found 1t just where the neck
of rock joins this place" ex-
planned, "and I thought by seeing
Mr.. Dunsmeir l might get permits
sion to carry on my exploration
over here"
This is my place." he answered.
dig all you want to, and find all
you can. i am not averse even to
asphaltum n my old days. Dig
away" he said, going with a wave
of the hand that might have in
cluded the whole vast estate. He
turned when few PAGES away.
IF you run across a young whip
per snapper incoming about these
grounds, bring him to me-" he
called, savagely. "I'll make 1t well
worth your WHILE
l nodded pleasantly, and consid-
cred my job half done.
And I did often meet the young
"whipper snapper" but had I tried
t o have hailed the young fellow be-
fore the old man l doubt not that
l should have had a pretty russell
with him. regardless of what part
the slight girl might have taken
whom l often saw. fitting about
with him.
l was there two days before
succeeded in locating the collec.
ton. 1t was housed in the farther
end of the narrow picture gallery
that stretched. corridor like, along
one side Of the east wing.
After waiting several nights for a
clear field. I effected an entrance
and secured the violin.
Ralph Dunsmeir did not discover
his loss until his return.
When l again took the train at
Athol on my way to Dunsmeir l fell
to wondering II should find mis-
sion as easy in this second one.
Ito be continued.)
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Boola-boola, Compressed Yeast,
Afrika.--Leafing der ELECTRIC lightet
coast of der Dark Condiment, we
squeezed ourselufs into der track
less interior to flint der haunts of
big game. We dit ned meet many
haunts. Could i'd be becoss we dit
nod aggombany ourselufs NIT a
trance medium?
Bote of us wass armed to der
gums, me NIT EXPRESS office, be-
ing helt for chartches, und Adolf
NIT quick caliber resolver var
rantet to kill elephant eff mixed
NIT hiss food. For many miles der
solitoot listened like deadly still
ness, oxcebt for Adolf's deep breet-
ing as he suspended himseluf by
chewing der leafes of der betel nut.
Dot ISIS why he ISIS SO betel browed.
Soon we abbroached a table liant
but dere wass no chairs visible.
Blupging recklessly into der top
ography, we soon reached der sum-
NIT. Here wass herd of gazan-
gas. Obtaining aim. Adolf pushed
der trigger. Dere wass piercing
silence. '''
Hal" | chuckled. You missed
fire"
"yot of id?" spoke Adolf. Il
wass nod shooting ad fire. Be-
sites, my gun ISIS blint."
|, "Blint?"
Yes. Id bass no sight, ha, ha,
hal"
Den ! knew Adolf wass crazy
from der heat. Efen ad der Mort
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A Good Shampoo

There is no better shampoo than
that made by melting CASTLE soap
in boiling water about pint of
liquid to four ounces of soap. The
latter should be scraped and the
liquid kept warm till it dissolyes.
When cold II will be jelly. A raw
egg may be beaten into a table.
spoonful of this, adding a pinch of
soda, 1t may be thinned more, IL
desired. The egg In not unit in
until the soap is being used.
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"PI' PUZZLE ANSWER

October morning! how the sun
Glitters on glowing shock and
sheaf!
On apple crisp with mellow gold;
On wonder-painted leaf!
October evening!-look. the moon
Like one in fairyland benighted!
Outdoors Jack Frost bites sharp;
within
Good! Our first fire is lighted!
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"They materialized the shade Of
Confucius at the seance."
"Humph! What did he say?"
"'No checkee, no washee.'
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SEEKING MRS. SATHER

Police Chief Rice this morning
received letter from Mrs. r. A.
Rosenberg. Mead. Kan, asking II
Mrs. Dan Sather is alive or dead.
She lived In Spokane when heard
from about six years ago.
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lightly into a cage batter. To do
this take deep strokes across the
mixing bowl strike to the bottom
fthe bowl each time and turn the
bowl of the spoon over as it is
brought up. But few strokes will
be needed to complete the mixing
The same amount of egg whites
beaten in bowl with a beater will
not increase SO much in size and
cannot therefore make a batter so
light as the platter beaten eggs.
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Never stir beaten white of eggs
into cake. The cooks old super
stition that you must stir a cake all
one way was founded on the plain
fact that stirring this way and that
allows the tiny bubbles of air
caught in the egg, or gas liberated
by leavening powders, to escape,
and hence make the dough more or
less heavy.
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EGGSACTLY WHAT
YOU WANT

For a custard pie, If whole eggs
are used. do not separate the yolks
from the whites. but put the de-
sired number of whole eggs to-
gether In a bowl and beat with a
fork until broken enough to allow
a spoonful to be taken Alp without
running out, add the sugar, beat
enough to mix well, then turn on
the hot milk slowly.
Yolks OF the eggs to be used in
cake can hardly be beaten too long
They should grow light colored be-
fore the beating is stopped, yet few
cooks beat as long as this. Whites
Of eggs should be beaten stiff for
cake, but not so dry as to fly from
the beater. When stiff they are ex-
banded by air caught in the beat
ing. II beaten dry the air cells are
more or less broken.
Wire spoons, OF which there are
many shapes, are better for whites
of eggs thany any kind of wheel
heater. which will do the work
more quickly. Put the whites of
eggs on a small platter and, with a
wire spoon or whisk. take long
strokes the length of the platter.
The egg will rise light and frothy
aud when II becomes stiff mound
stop the beating and at once fold
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who wants to do all the things men
do and at the same time dodge the
penalties"
The lump sum of all the cam
paign arguments is that an enemy
of the laboring men is going to be
elected, while the defeated candi-
date will be justly rebuked by the
laboring classes to whose interests
he is so inimical.
Although women have suffered
untold indignities, no one ever
heard them claim that they have
suffered in silence.
Ramsey, England. suffered from
pest of flies, and the government
distributed fly paper to the inhab-
itants.
In the face of the prohibition
wave sweeping the country. we are
apt to develop into race of
camelS.
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MOST ANyTHlMG}
A9ERsn 49, Sc -se1 Wa
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.
Right of unemployed to beg has
been upheld in English courts.

JOSH WISE. Right of unemployed to beg has
been upheld in English courts
John c. Harefeld an English
man, has completed Geographic
..... code. containing S6.OO0.OOO 10 letter
words, each meaning sentence.
ITS wise Fastest long recorded by rail-
man th't knows way train made by Great Western
what's gon' t tEngland), llo.5 miles at "a miles
be boomerang" an hour.
There is distinct difference be-
tween sheer" wit and shear" wit
Papa, what is a suffraget?"
"A suffraget. my boy is a woman
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Its a W Is e
man th't knows
what's goin' t.
be a boomerang"
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Papa, what is a suffraget?"
"A suffraget. my boy, is a woman
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There is a distinct difference be-
tween sheer" wit and shear" wit
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-01-23
Mr.. Holtcamp Dead.

Theodore Holtcamp who was
taken to st. Louis last week for a
surgical. operation died Monday
morning. The operation was per.
formed several days before, but he
did not recover.
Mr.. Holtcamp was born in Ger
many 50 years ago. Twenty. seven
years ago he came to America and
settled on a farm near Mexico.
The wife and nine children survive
him. The children are; Mrs. Hen
ry Mudd. Mrs. Joseph Piper, Miss
es Annie and Mary, Ben. Theo.,
John, Ed. and Otto.
The body was brought to Mex
leo Tuesday afternoon and funeral
was held at the Catholic church
yesterday morning, conducted by
Father j. j. Dillon.
Mr.. Holtcamp was a highly re-
spected citizen, and many friends
join with the family in mourning
his death.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-01-23
BENTON CITY.

Judge R. D. Rodgers of Mexico
visited friends here Sunday.
Sam Cox is in st. Louis having
his eyes treated.
Miss Edna Tineher Of Fulton.
visited her aunt, Mrs. Loney Owen,
Monday and Tuesday.
DR.. w. II. Douglass aud little
son. Edward, are in st. Louis this
week.
Mrs. Pink Robertson of Fulton
is visiting relatives here.
Rev. Kerr preached his farewell
sermon here Sunday evening.
Miss Mary Howard has returned
home from Moberly.
Mrs. Berry Of Mexico Is visiting
her parenis. Mr.. aud Mrs. Duffins.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-01-23
NORTH MOLINE.

Mrs. Almer Mundy. who has
been very Ill, is improving,
Mrs. s. S.Creed of near Hatton,
Galloway county, has been. at the
bedside of her sister.in.lew. Mrs.
Almer Munday, for the past sever
al days.
About 100 young people gather
ed at the pond near the Ellis
bridge Saturday night and enjoyed
a skating party.
A. II. Winterhalter and wife
visited at the home of VIM. Berry
near Cant several days OF last
week.
VIM. Berry and Oscar Cauthorn
both delivered hogs to Mexico re-
Gently. .'f
The Rev. Mr.. Lippe preached at
Berea Saturday and Sunday. He
will visit relatives and friends in
this vicinity for a time.
Mesdames Sim Greed of this vi.
cinity aud VIM. Reed OF Strother
were hastily summoned to the bed
side Of their father, Thos. Bozarth,
near Mexico, who is quite sick
with lagrippe.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-01-23
BEREA,

Ed. Sutton filled his regular APP
pointmeut at Berea Sunday. He
was ASSISTED in the service by Rev.
Lipp.
Misses Maud Berrey and Kate
Dudley returnde recently from a
visit to Robert Guthrie and wife of
Benton. City.
Herbert Cawthorn is studying
telegraphy with his brother, Frank,
at Thompson.
Mrs. Almer Mundy who has been
quite sick for the past week is bet
ter.
w. d. Miller will reside next
year on farm near Florida.
A number of the young people
enjoyed a skating party on YOungs
Greek Saturday evening.
Mesdames Roberts and Showers
spent Sunday with Homer Roberts
near Mexico.
Miss NOla Hannah of Santa Fe
was the guest Of Mrs. H. T. Powell
over Sunday.
DIR. Duncan visited 8. s. John
ston Of Worcester one day last
week.
Felix Martin is recovering from
attack OF rheumatism.
So far this neighborhood has
practically escaped the grippe.
That is one fashion we don't care
to follow.
Allen wager and wife will move
soon to the farm he recently rent
ed north of Strother.
l.. b. Hickman and family will
move soon to a farm 5 miles east
of Florida to reside. We regret
very much to lose l.. b. as road
boss. "Hickman's roads" were
a treat the year round.
Hogs are selling here this week
at S4.l0.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-01-23
STROLLER

Miss Era Wills went to Goss
Saturday in the interest of her
summer school.
T. B. sproul and wife moved to
Paris last waek.
Harlow Kindred Of GOss is visit
ing friends here.
Mrs. William Reid was called TO
Mexico Friday by the illness Of her
father, Thomas Bozarth. AT last
report he was some better,
Preaching at New Hope next
Sunday by Rev. Patrick.
Berry Bledsoe visited friends at
Goss last week.
yerp Jelly and wife entertained
a few young people last Tuesday.
night.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-01-23
HIGH HILL DISTRICT.

Eliza Patton and family visited
his parents here the past week.
Sterling Patton has been haul
ing corn to Centralia for Aunt
Susan Parks.
Frank Roberts had,a COW to 90
mad lately. They suppose she was
bitten by mad dog. The COW
died after few days.
c. r. Sellers bought II hogs
from John Rediger at S4.25.
Aunt Margaret Pulls has been
on the sick list but is better.
c. Z. Sellers delivered 20 fat
hogs at Thompson Tuesday sold
to Mr.. Joe Hayes sometime ago at
$3.50. 70 +;
Mrs. Mayes has been quite sick
but is some better now.
Rev. w. d. Pulls and wife and
little daughter. Mary Alice,
are visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. B. F..
Pulls this week.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-01-23

Il. p Middleton Of vandalia is
here attending circuit court this
week. .SAt the proper time the
MESSAGE learns that Mr.. Middleton
will most likely announce himself
as a candidate for Sheriff. He
made the race four years ago and
developed a very strong following
and this time he thinks he should
be a winner.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-01-23
! CANT aAsAtss

THE Woodmen are preparing a
play for the benefit of woodcraft.
We hear that corn sold in pens
this week at a. cts. 3
Those sick this week are Mrs.
Hattie Vance, Hattie Jewell Vance.
Epla WoOlery, Elmer Shock, Bet
tie Glldea and Zenna Reid.
George Browns little girl fell
of chair backward, striking the
back of her head on the floor, caus-
ing conclusion of the brain. She
was unconscious for several hours,
but we are glad to say she is get
ting along nicely now.
A gentleman from Illinois visit
ing at Mr.. Cooks accidently swal-
lowed a piece of beef too large
which lodged in his throat. He
went to Centralia for medical as
sistance. But the Drs. there fail
ing to extricate the beef, sent him
TO the hospital in Columbia.
Mr.. Petty's gave the young
folks skating party Saturday
night. The weather was pleasant,
the ice fine and of course the young
folks enjoyed the fun.
Miss Leila McVery is teaching
the remainder of the term of school
at Highland.
Miss Winnie Gibbs visited Miss
Bertha Petty over Sunday.
Aunt Harriet Broddus is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Hayes, in
Csntralia.
Miss Lillian Fowler went out Il
drive up the cows Friday evening
and failing TO return search was
made for her. She was found in
almost dying condition. But the
prompt assistance of friends and
DR.. saved her life. It is said she
was respondent on account other
health giving way. 49,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-01-23
Republican Con Vention


To the Republicans OF Audrain County
Mexico, Mo. January 18th, 1908.
Pursuant to the action of the
Republican Central Committee OF
Audrain County, Mo-, Mass Con-
vention of Republicans of Audrain
County is hereby called to meet in
the Circuit Court room in the
Court House in Mexico, Mo-, FRI
day. February l4th, 1908, at 2
O'Clock p. m, to select five dele
gates and Ave alternates to the Re-
publican State Convention to be
held in the City of st. Louis. Mo. b.
on Thursday, February 9th. 1908,
and to select five delegates and FIVE
alternates to the Republican Con.
gressional Convention Of the Ninth
Congressional District of Missouri
to be held at the City of st.
Charles, Missouri, on Tuesday,
February 18th. 1908, and to make
such declarations of party princi-
piles and transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before
the convention.
G. A. BARNES, Chairman.
RALPH Z. HEAD. Secretary Repub'
lican Central Committee of Au-
drain Co.. Mo. 81
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-01-23

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Byars gave
the young people a party last Sat
urday night. About thirty Ave
were present and all had q good
time.
Tom Swift returned home lsst
week from . pleasant visit among
friends in Galloway Co.
Mrs. Mat Blum is on the sick
list.
Mrs. John ReighIey is suffering
with rhsumatiam and drOpsy,
Charlie Robertson has rented TIE
Lea wiIlingham farm, north Of
Mexico.
William Mason shipped cattle
to st. Louis q few days ago.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-01-23
LIBERTY

Fine weather. Bees ont flying
Sunday and Monday like spring
time.
Elmer Edwards aud wife of st.
Louis and w. s. Edwards. and
family visited II. Kunkel Sunday.
c. Slaughter, Of Worcester is
visiting Up. Dyer aud other friends
here. H'"'..ydf
Rev. W. D.. Pulls and wife of
Spring Garden after a pleasant
visit with the latter's parents, w.
s. Edwards aud wife, here, went
to Centralia to visit formers par
ents, MIR. Ben Pulls aud wife.
Born. to Carl Loehride and wife
on Jan. 16, a fine boy.
w. s. Edwards sold John Loeb.
ridge one steer calf for SIS.
John Lochridge sold two fat
hogs to parties in Mexico at'4 ctsi
weight, TAO.
Mr.. Editor. you made us say
last week B. F. Jones for b. F.
James. q. Hunkel for Il. Kunkel
and Jim Barnes for Jim Morris.
Mrs. Fannie Roberts is on the
sick list this week.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-01-23
LAppoNlA.

Mrs. George Ferris entertaind
about twenty lady friends last
Friday. The time was passed in
conversation and games. Mrs. 5.
v. Wilder won the prize for the
greatest number Of Presidents
from their pictures aud Miss Ibbie
Mc0hee won a prize for guessing
nearest the number IF articles
placed on a table, Refreshments
we're served.
Miss Shaner gave a good lecture
at the Christian church last Thurs
day 10 the interest OF the W. @.
T. U. Several new members were
added to the roll. The W.C.T.U.
held a pleasant aud profitable meet.
ing Tuesday at Mrs. Connells.
Several new numbers we're present
and plan Of work was adopted.
While their work will be education.
al aud persuasive. they hope to do
much for local option and the
temperance cause in general.
Mrs. Ida Doss and son Fred Of
Mexico visited several old friends
here Saturday to Monday.
MIR. Reese. father of Mrs. j.
Williams, died at his home in Van.
dalia last Sunday. Dir. and Mrs.
Williams and family attended the
funeral from here.
Mr.. aud Mrs. jill. wilkins visit
ed in Louisiana Saturday to Mon
day.
Mrs. SC. wilkins visited Mrs.
Jesse Scobee Of Mexico frat Of
the week. r.
j. e. DeLeporte was in Fsrber
on business Monday.
w. q. Cunningham was in
Mexico last Saturday.
Roy Wane was a Laddonia visit
or last Sunday.
| Mrs, A. G.. Azdell Of Mexico is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. D.
Grier.
| Roy Bland and Ernest Lewellen
/ of Vandalia came. TO see Laddonia
Sunday.
| A suit was held In Squire Gull
bertson's court last Saturday be-
tween the zookosks, Lewis @ Co.
Of ST. Louis and Miss Alice Oliver.
The suit was brought by the st,
Louis firm for a bill of millinery
goods. Miss Oliver won the suit.
RevllH- B, Rice is building a
new dwelling where his old house
stood. When completed il will be
one of the. best houses in town.
He is one Of the lucky" preach.
eFs and says many marriage cere-
monies. He will unite q happy
couple. this week, but he is mum who
it is.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-01-23
WEST LICK.

Mrs. @. NJ. Stanford who has
been quite i'll is much improved at
this writing.
George Snedeker of Illinois was
the guest of his brother, Il. o.
Snedeker and family, first Of the
week. ~ I.
I" Mesdams. Z. Il. Lightly and
Chas. Stanford Of Chatsworth, Ill. !,
are visiting the formers parents
here, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. n. Stanford
and family.
Frank Stotler Of Oklahoma Is
the guest Of his sister, Mrs, Sam
Iuel .Moomaw and Mrs. Chas. Ham.
ilton and families.
Miss Edith Durham returned to
her home in LOda, III, Tuesday
after a pleasant visit here with
her friend, Miss Mary Stamford.
g. b. La Rue, of near Hatton,
and Carson Wolff Of Mexico, were
the guests Of y. r. Dubray and
family Sunday and Monday.
The large barn az CIV. McIn-
tyres was burned to the ground
last Monday night. The origin of
the Gre il not known. The harm
aud contents were insured for $500.
The total loss was about 81, 500.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-01-23
Mrs. Sallie Hendrix Dead.

Mrs. Sallie Hendrix. wife Of
James d. Hendrix. died at her
home in Nevada, Mo-. January 8,
1908. The deceased was Miss
Sallie Sims, sister of Mrs. Will
Weaver and Mrs. Martha Blue Of
this county.
Mr.. Hendrix is a brother of
Miss Lily Hendrix here aud was
raised in this city.
We extend sympathy to the be.
reaved ones.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-01-23

Miss Roena Shauer, of jackson,
Mo-. delivered two fine addresses
in Mexico Sunday against the Ii.
quor evil. They were forceful aud
convincing talks. She made it
quite plain that there is never any
gain to the community in the end
when it takes money from the Ii
censed saloon.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-01-23

The Governorship fight is getting
alittle more exciting. Who'll jump
into the ring NEXT The bravest
man with the best platform is the
man we hope to see the winner.