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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28
HI MEXICO LEDGER
Woald be a Credit 70 q City Like
S. Louis

To tie E1ltoz O. te Ledger.
IT. LOUIS, No, March 2L-Deal
Sir ! Ezs ~agrssably surprised 70 re.
.eeiye 3 ogpy Of your Mexico Evening
LKDsER q the 18th inst. but more
surprised 10 Ind my letter inserted
taken from C0lman's Rural World O
March 6th headed; Picking and
Preserving Factory" There must b
some enterprising citizens in y0ul
town 70 keep you and your enterpris
ing paper in their midst, an evening
paper that would be a great credit tC
St Louis, or any other large city Ia
the United States TO devote its time
and talent 70 promoting a small city
ike Mexico / think you care more
for the pure air Of the country than
you do for the Almighty Dollar. In
placing my letter before your readers
you did them an act Of kindness
thai in the future they will appreci.
ate better, when it is too late, as il
gives ar opening for capital that is
hard to equal Hoping that in the
near future ! may be able 10 show you
the reality Of my statement. Thank.
ing you for your favor, ] am, Yours
very truly, ALEX FEE.
800 South It'll Street
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28
OF INTEREST II MEXICO.



Ms Jerry Bush visited In Nerie,
the hnt Of the week.
Mexico is still having pipe dream,
about the C. & A. division shops.
T. T. German and family have NOV.
ed from near Sailing b Centralia
NJ 5. Bush was In Mexico SUNDAY
Afternoon attending the funeral =,
.Jen Hatcher, Of near Hatton.
J. shan Brown and Robert Brow,
two mighty god Audrzin farmer ana
STOCK 7isn were On cur streets
Monday.
ut a2efarlane, q Merioo. va IN
IRON that city Tuesiay boxing a.,
The small pm east q byun Ia A..
Dram county. The family q B1.b
tine.
DAVID Day, a Substantial farmer a.
stern Audrain. has purchase
lAii Interest In the CeHtala min a..
Soe ". PICKETT and the min fm Nh
= kh0sn a. Pickett 4 Iay ip H.
future Thas aye boh s~rnsus,t
NE MIL ceutrziA enterpH~ a.
worthy a Tie literal u-zfnrn.s. -.
o,nmsulty Gn % thea uheB ~.
'ns anything Ia Their In
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28
Twenty Years Proof.

zU, and DOWuie slept under the STAR
and stripes until the sind and weather
w0re the flag out About ten days
after ! reached the town D ClSsxton.
Gorge Thomas and I'd. Hutchinson.
who were ny CJmrades "a the plains.
came In having left the train al the
Big Meadows, On the Humboldt
After stopping a fen days in town
they vent , miles down the river 10
work q mining claim % Steamboat
Bar, " and a few days after Dick -.
a tendenOOt about ny age.and ] vent
down 70 work N claim ca the sane
tar that belonged 70 q man 10 t0Hn.
He furnished US bread bao0n-oofee ard
paid each Of Us four dollars a day. He
had built q sheldon bis claim. q vii
lOS poles about ten feet I0ug set close
y together IN the ground Oh three
sides and the front end vas left en-
tirely open,the rJof being poles placed
elose together and small branches
spread thickly over them. st the
back end d the shed be had made two
hunks ON q small willow poles placed
close together and On these, without
either straw Or mattress and with but
one pair q blankets we slept using
our ooats for pillows Those bare POLES
wire not very comfortable b. sleap On.
bat after working hard ali DAY I ha5.
no trouble In sleeping sJundIy through
the night. J. q 4. Ball1u an Old
friend u mine, who Resides near san
jose California, afterwards told ne
that be minsd On the Yuba near
DOwnieTile In Is52 and occupied q
shack exactly ike the che / have lust.
described He vent o. town one day.
and bought q chunk o. beef that.
weighed . Or ~ pounds and when be.
returned be hung il up 10 The corner.
opposite % sis bunk Lying awake in|
his bunk about 9 g'cl0ck that nigh,
the fun mOon shining - bright thatftI
vas almost a. light as day. be aw q
zrEe animal come into his shed and III
walked ~ near his bunk that De could
have lput bis hand 90 It's back TfI
paid no attention 70 him bot uaIsej
D. the corner where the beef wa and
stDld ~ % IL hind legs and took The
meat d01n and walked - Hith d. HeI
aid That i Wa welcome b. the meat
and be was mighty glad % sse IL "a.
fW Il vas q full grosu California Inn
The other boys occupied a Iog cab.1I
that the miners had built 20 the stsepI
SIDE q the mountain about kirtS arsI
above the lar, and from the cabin
down b The nat great granite bowl
0eE from ; b 10 feet high hy thicklT|
On TIE gr0uDd. and the hanr0E siHa-I
Gus t2n betNeen these b0Elden vas
IKE the track q q snake. One ater-I
noon ID came % cur camp and ln-l
'ited usto come Up and eat supperl
with them and have q sJclab.e nmef
q cd sedge. ItsE aboutdark Utsn
sc sent up D. their cabin and IL
noticed that a dense cl01d ffog wasi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28

Res. T. 4. Powell, Of the Childrens'
Home Society, was ia this city thi.
week and placed a bright little hos
with Ms =. J.. Sims, d this county.
We congratulate the little waif on
securing such a nice home.
Mr.. Powell has placed several child.
ren in Missouri and the conditions are
as follows.
l. Husband and wife must be
moral, SABBATH observing and church
going people
, Children are placed on ninety
days trial.
, At the end Of ninety days the
child must Be adopted or lndentured.
l. Persons taking a child are not
allowed to dispose Of it to any other
party.
D. All pers1ns taking q child are
required 70 treat il in al respects As
II IL we're their Own.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28
Twenty Years Ago$
This Week.

There was no bakery in Laddonia.
A law imposing a dog tax Of 81 was
passed.
William Winscott was a druggist in
Sturgeon.
H. Jabson vas in Cicninnati, O.,
On business.
The taxable wealth Of Rails county
was s3,3O9,s35.
L J. Sims was United States juror
at Jefferson City.
Jas. Key and Miss. Emma Todd, Of
LaddOnia, were wed.
Mrs. r. E Lawder returned from a
visit in Tennessee.
Twent-fOur inches the heaviest
snow Of the season fell
DIS. Flint and McWiIliams dentists
dissolved partnership.
L. Phillip was petitOned to become
d candidate for City Council.
The proposition to give Mexico a
gas plant went up in a ballOon.
Jos Peabody was d candidate for
Councilman Of the Sixth Ward.
H. J. Dunn, Of Stansbury, was to
be married TO Miss Callie Poteet, Of
this city.
J. j. CulbertSon, Of Kentucky,
bought the Guthrie farm, southeast
Of this city.
Jesse Gililand was a Justice Of the
Peace and hardware merchant at
LaddOnia.
Agreat many illinois and Pennsyl-
vania Germans were moving TO Au.
drain county.
Prof. 7. Spencer, Of Monroe county,
accepted position 10 teach in the
Public School, u this city.
The marriage Of A. A. Wiley and
Miss Annie Neale, Of northern Au-
DRAIN was announced for March p.
;. W. Buckley, ]. ". Gordon and I.
J. Casey we're members Of the commit
tee 70 make a final settlement withthe
city officials
The following were the judges for
the city election
First Ward, at City HaH-Hugh
Wilson, jos Lupton and G. b. Nun.
second Ward, at Hunters sbop-D
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28

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In regard C tbs ETz q the old
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TIE Tazz aa1 0thsr channels is
vigorously advocating an old-fashioned
fair. The cd fair Is the only sensible
fair. and Is zb1- the only kind Of fair
that ran be ms5s : success every year.
Give premiums and have competitions
Cd everything zised by the farming
community, puzpkins calves, cabbage,
potatoes wheat rye, -four, %jellieS,
canned fruits green fruits all manner
% ladies' fooey work, horses mules,
sheep. ho2S cJwS turkeys chichens,
geese and everything else produced
By The commol ordinary farmer. If
Kansas City VII get up that kind q a
shDE with disgays from the counties
q Missouri and Kansas, il will be a
pm and 4 Elaarg2
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28
BANKER Routs a Robber

J. r Garnsln, cashier Of the hank 0.
ThOrnville, Ohio, had been robbed 0,
health By a serious lung trouble unit.
be tried Dr. Kings New Discovery fol
consumption Then be wrote: III
Is the best medicine Fever used for Z
severe cold or a bad case q luns
trouble / always keep a bottle On
hand" Don't suffer with coughs
colds, or any throat, chest or lung
trouble when you car be cured soseasi
y. Only 5c and 81. Trial bottle,
free at Llewellyns drug store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28

Rev A. ". Kokendo1ef, who Ia.
accepted The call y TIE passionate q
The Christian ChuBh IN THIS cts. all
move his family here sDn He vii BE-
gih Ms aork here o. sunday. April Z.
Dr hokend1fer ard family vii oocu-
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nue..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28
Rival sects In Rloodv Pirht

BEREA, WEST VA, March Il
During a free-for-all fight between
rival religious denominations last
night Fred Meredith and James, John
and Thomas Bee, brothers, received
serious injuries W. E Wentworth
seyenthday adventist Of Buffalo. \.
u held a meeting. He was assaned
BY members Of the seyenthday Ban:
fist Church and pelted with eggs and
other missiles as he left the school
house The Adventists rallied 70
WentEorths support and knives
pistols and clubs came into plav
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28

The Little child Is safe fruu o-s;-.,,
cznggu / the care q the fai,htui 49,
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enc Tor ehltFsn. It's pursly vezet.bi,
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28

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loving % say q a man well known ia
this city " shsehsn, former train.
mastero Of the Altons at Slater, was regis
tered with bis three boys yesterday at
The New Albany. They were On their
way 70 Birmingham, Ala. where Mr..
sheehan Will engage in the hardware
bushes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28

M and Nm Ralph Orthuein. Bin
LASnin and French sezsiona a 81
Louis are Lers boxing a. hne horsa
Ihe g=nlemen are al enthusiastic
hof men Uleg have many friends
In this ritr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28
vsndalia Cennal connit,..

Nandalia democrats have selected
The following City Genital C1nlttee
men,
ftHt Nard-Ike Neal and George
" Pnoe
seoond Ward-E c waten and +.
\. Fu1sl
At Large Dr. J. o. TernII
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28
STOCK NOTES.

J. II, Niece sold william Tate
calves al sls per head.
Z A. winfrey recently sold Harry
Householder a pair o. good mules fol
$50.
H.. T. Cant, Of Thompson, had a car
had Of hogs On the East St Louis
market the drst OF the week.
VIM. Moss returned 70 Ripley county
last week. He disposed Of two lads OF
stock cattle here at fair pric@-Van-
calia Lender.
Prank Henke, Of Moline, recently
sold three calves To W. W. Nun.
dy, Of this city, at go per head
Mr.. Mundy also paid s5 per HUNDRED
70 Forest Weaver, OF Moline, for II
fat hogs
Ben Middleton last week purchased
some good horses in Boone County,
and this week found some frst-clzSs
ones at Santa Fe. Ben viii have a
splendid string Of good honSS for the
big sale In St Louis.
The Kansas City TINES Of THURSDAY
says: ~. P. Cornahan, who registers
at the New Albany from Fulton, Mo-,
is here buying a bunch Of feeders on
the Kansas City market, which he
shipped to the Kingdom Of Galloway
J. c. Garrard, J. Bedford and A. ].
Estes Of Columbia and 1. B. Master
s9n, r. 5. Freeman and John D. GRAY,
Of Centralia, all prominent stock men
Of Boone county, are registered at the
~Centnopolis.
The CentTalia Courier says:
Turner Bros sold ]. J. Phillips a
pair Of dandy ooming-two-yearold
mules last week for s235.
T. l. Mcbride is at home from South
Missouri, where he purchased 300
head Of stock hogs.
J. H. starr bought . head OF yearl.
ing cattle for April LIST delivery from
J. r. Robinson at s23 per head.
Austine King. Of Jacksonville. Ill.
vas here last week and bought a splen-
did jack Of T. ?. Dawson for a figure
ranging well up towards $500.
The Sturgeon Lsader contains the
following:
Mickey Spelman sold a three-year.
DID mare 10 Watts Littrell for ss7.6O
and a horse for sT5.
J. W. Roblnson bought four covs
nom VIM. eileen at s525O per head
md seven calves for 800.
Oliver White sold 2cows 70 George
D0ugherty for $3.50 and one COW tol
Richard White for $3.50.
Fr0a ne Psrs Appeal.
I. a. Mckinney, near GranvilIe,sold
hogs at $50 saturday. /
VIM Bishop, near santa Fe. has nal
'earling and 2-year-old mules.
Capt II. II. Fields bought 2 loads
] steers al Kansas City WEDNESDAY,
1 $50
o. 2. Vaughn, Of strother. sold 81
e4Ilins steers to Jno. McKamey at =
and : sheep 70 IVES Curtis all
from the EakP1z we learn thar
. X Dye bought ! horse from ID :
'a'terson for 80; a pair Of blacks
ON Tom Gentry, sSsO, and a mare
I'd NcCulteben for ESQ.
= A. Gilmore reports that out Of p
an but : have dropped twin =
.m's One = produced two freaksc
nature n Il the lambs beIng :
me the bead and fore legs and the r
lamb having i've legs. The lat
2 Is a. healthy and fnsky as any al
othen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28

The appropriations ~ an
Of the State Univeritv
General Assemble Of
ls2 the year when ~
was destroyed BY ire h.
follows.
Tbirty-Seyenth Gepe,i
ls925, $4,000. q
Thirty Eighth Gensri
ise45, si8,0o. q
ThiEty-Sinth Genera
ISIS $4,000. q
Fortieth General As.
sl4z 20
i forty-FirSt General As
s4T2400.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28

u -
ding indicates. a.
Unhealthy eoaa-
tea Ct The ID
neys: l. sans
yoE linen T. Is
evidence q ID
ney troz too
frequent os-fs %
pas f. CT pain ~
TIE lax Is alu
Z leFa sn5 Ia
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28

Nhaley.
TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
MB. L y. Bass died.
Marx Pitcher lived in Perry.
]. L Andrews moved to Idaho.
VIM. Garner died Of hydrophobla.
Morris Arnold lived in St. Louis.
Gold was discovered in Linn county
Born, to Nj. and Mrs ChaS Clark
a son
J. E Spencer and Miss Hill wert
married.
Born, to Mr.. and Ms Fl. A. For
gey, a son.
Bert Stacey returned from Salt
Lake City.
John B. Graham was here from
Chicago on a visit
Illinois offered a two-cent bounty
for English sparrow scalps.
Mrs sarah NJ. Martin died on March
s at Santa Maria, California.
Mexico Fire Brick Works was Turn
ing out 5000 bricks a day,
Dixie Barton died Of small pox at
the home Of Phil Rebman.
J. A. Judy paid 81, 800 for the Frank
Tucker place in the FBt Ward.
Audrain county was added TO the
St Louis Court Of Appeals district
Ms Mary Marshall, who former
lived in this city, died in Columbia.
The hnt passenger train was taken
across the StLouis Merchants bridge.
John Miller pleaded guilty to burg
larly, and vas given six years in the
penitentiary.
The families Of Jas. r. and Jas.
A. Gilliland moved from Laddonia Ia
Stuttgat, Ark.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know It.


ri q bottle CT oommsn glass With your
water and ls Il sand tEeniy-f5ur hour- a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28

IKE vas awn al PARIS TIA +yzroan aand sin larger ring w lest zdde be mare or gdngm and
ue sweepstakes t MdA @ Paris in and SzdS NbHn and tn regular rings and s8PANSM
1856 Re S bEn VIII Eve colts By saA and took inst 0Ia 6dd an entries Outd hi get one colt tool
= IL prize ar uU hSm 1855 two ans tC1tzha in RAr rings and fourth money in tn $500 stake with nine
teen entries Fm ES hIs he vas entered and shown in all the large 2dIss stakes Missouri Illinois and
Cbzdom and rarely ever failed to any Of fN hnS Z show record IS without equal He has beaten every
be wSUIh Owns against hash ben shipped a0 m1sa has En 800 or De1 has Wns many
nendsa any saddle h& IKE sanha the top vhh eh highest priced sdne bred mnh Mzouhs his get
lid IKE ddntg get show horses butt III Street. arm Mexico his cH got everything hEd showed for from 81
years old down 1 an proud TO hwI own KE 1 bred and raised him from ot had him anhedat at my
command had him d TO suit ne which tbs raNtd fan ahb and bRyh lands with btm one owner
ever had but one which, can't be 81 many stations oh age TX is as sound asa new dollar EtNDta
IRA fault an l0AH kea egArod-
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE
By ManbnIoL eGnnd j. 49, by MambhnoL eGzDd@ by Highland Chief hNh am by Grimes Ned For
rest second dam by Green Mountain MugaEu hdd I'M by Rocky Mountain Traveller thoroughbred Grimes Ned
twas by John Randolph Marsha Ny gimpMsd Emancipation
feet long anun neck, fine name and ILL., good style and wnl grand individual Hell an Ga
fast adham d well gd When noms 10 kneu and hook action he un1uzld IKES 0Ha are command
mga higher HoW tee country anA any oha hmsg Ih uBs section
wi make the san 1880 at my stables miles southwest Mexico M0-u and ola mile vest Ba
yer Dam Bridge on the dd CahsC rSMth ar and viii serve mare at HOO to insure living colt
Care taken prevent accidents but no responsibility assumed
Farmers look ~yr interest Breed ~a goo heV while you hen Opportunity.
Pasture furnished at 81 50 per month
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28
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1 et11 thar Dr. Kiiuers saar-p-
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W. n rlrg rhsgmzusm psa Ia q
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-28

~1aEIA G11cVeV ~
E11 a bo1k thai i.IsH@~-
m1rs ab1Et bsfhs sent
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s1%e1s o.. kl-z q -~@-
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