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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
R0EEED Posi- OFFICE
Tires o. fks Fen kE Arrested Here
WscEssesy Are EsA L. kozf-
gsssV CszE-y o. That
CazTgS

Three - ths four mae1 arrested By
SheaE Qllpcy James ard Nzrs2zi J.
II Lane WEDNESDAY kaTe teen taEan
~ NlutE0aev o1untg c1zFgsd sittI
entering the tfFe q Nekerzerks
Bra a. Big SPRING. NutgVnegy
cygntg. o. Nay H. and auying Sgag
q ~ q razoTS knives and silk hand
kemhieiE TIE men are also charged
Eith taking ~ fra TIRE yst o5lee
H5ieh b 20 TIE ame bg1dinZ
TIE g9o1s IN P0asskz - TIE men
arrested wednesday nsg Nentifad b
s1ena CaFia y. Wlis9n a Meat.
gymerY oyuntg 90 tte 2zns night and
the three men HzrV LyNs Wlliiam
Lee and John JaGe@ wege taken u
M01tgpn8ev og1HtE
J. w. Harris TIE fourth nzn A.
rested azs given h0un - leave toEt
ard va TUNED hoa Il 81 n93
tiso8ghf tizt h. sac implicated ia
Tie affair
DPN ne O9nreti1a y TIE thres
mea sheTlr jams ard Nagshal Lane
giB FsceiFe go FeuaFd 9Hered 81
their arrest ard oqnFetHn-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

Frun lne jefferson III fIN@A
The shooting Of a university student
bya professor in stephens college
saturday night, while a matter iol
sincere regret raises the question Al
once. as 70 b0w far a female eoilegs
professor may 60 in protecting BIZ
girl pupils against the visit Of undesir
able hours. SAYS the Missouri Siata'-
mln- II Is well known 70 all that i
D. N. is not a proper hour for making
soclals calls anywhere, and much oul
.of place around a female college A
college president owes this protection
70 the young ladies in his school, anf
% himself. Providers On private prem
fses after nightfall should make theil
business known 10 the head Of ths
house, or take the consequences
Such extreme measures n justin
able only when al other known mean
have been exhausted Repeated an
noyances year after year, have causet
the management Of the school 70 us
every known reasonable method q
keep Objectionable characters out q
the campus and they have all failed 4
be effective. The college is one Of thI
best in the State, and treats all meE
callers eo~urteously when they call a
gentlemen
Parents need feel DO hesitation IL
entrusting their daughters 70 Stephen
college. They viii be protected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
STOCK NOTES.

Prom The Fsyette Adusriser: Did you
know that the fleece from MlssourI
sheep is finer than that grown in the
surrounding statesg II Isl fact. Oh
II. 5. Waters, dean Of the agriculture
college, has been writing TOT numhe,
Of sheep breeders throughout The
State, TO the end securing an exhibit
Tor the han-American Exposition =,
Buffalo. Many have responded i,
promising to aid in the enterprise and
Mr.. Waters thinks Missouri win h.ve
an exhibit that will carry oH a eoodlv
number q awards. He has watched
with Interest exhibits at Nashville.
Chieago, Omaha aud many similar.
but smaller displays and Is in a poSi.
tion 10 know whereof be speaks when
saying that Missouri leads the lat in
wool growing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
TN YEAKs AGO rms WEEK.

TES YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
Dr. ". R. Rodes was in New York
July wheat was s5l-se, corn Sc
oats Al.
The r. & l. U. wanted to build
grain elevator.
Jacob Wilson. aged 10 years, die,
near Rush Hill.
A. G. Leet, formerly Of Laddonia
died in Kansas City.
Joe Beleh and Miss Lou Evans O
Auxvasse, were 10 be wed.
The local G. A. R. Post subscribed
so to the cyclone sufferers.
Dick Dalton was named as a posi-.
bic gubernatorial candidate.
Z T. French suffered a severe at.
tack Of neuralgia Of the heart
John II. Lane purchase a meat mar.
ket owned by Chism & Czmpll
Leopold Barth, father Of jos Barth,
Of this city, died in Germany, aged &c
yeasx
H. G. Hunt, OF Centralia, died from
the effects Of injuries received On &C
count Of the tornado the week before.
In the oratorical contest Of the
Mexico High School, T. ]. Rodhouse
won the gold medal, and Arthur Lee
won second honon. The Others in
the contest were: Aubrey Bush. ]. $.
AcIntire and I'd Woody.
The bank at Farber was Organized
with $4,000 capital The stockhold.
ers were.
7. T.. GillIland.
A. n. Huntle.
c. J. Beeby.
J. ?. Smith.
n. II. Sutton.
J. P. Sutton.
]. W. Smith.
T. J. Greening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
Abe Larifnore.

This Jack IS too well known to require
"a printed description and pedigree
here. He Is one Of the best individuals
N this or any other country. s7.OO h
insure a living colt
Also another fine jack. ARK LARf.
MORE, in, $500 to insure living colt
Money due when fact isasscertained
or mare parted with or removed frnm
neighborho0d. In all cases colt stands
GOO Tor season. Do not insure IN
second hands
FastQrage at sl.00 per month for
mares from a distance.
". ". JOHNSON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
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BgsT0s. MAJ. A-TEss tFPs d
TIE strHaNa Eezen hzre rssszE1
c9ze W ia Yes Eazznd
Ore Is M- william BsrzE1 a
Wsz2thE nr1z w3gE, DIS szirz %.
. elForc@ Hess Il ber his10T cor
dszss
PrgYsed marriage - ber Ez&anc.
WIAzl BsrzE1
After zsrz- se nd hina rig.
CzE zEnzl aaCgzE
She na3s hz q tbE ehogss and A.
sst n TIE Hzk1g
Whsa BE- retez& sss shG hin II
TIE sooL
soe paid ff Lis cizn AID nsckt5e.
with beF zsJze7
she zvs biz 3 riding brs ~
.oTerBat and a. EnbFsik sikh b
mEned
In diFgrUs can Re z1 bT kE
saad Wa ouly : dg1
S9r BE- Ssn9 4 elvorpe and part d
her iDogne a. zh111F.
To al these fhlnzs SO teStised a. a
NItbss % the dfrosce Esnd AaEe1
3g q hwyeF II Sc WsnN nzrFy aszla.
~ replieds II night III found 4
god nzn
ASKED II sas had not called Der HIS
baa6 eEh en6znnz nzne a. pet
tie a5szre ard bFls ne SAX
~ had but tfzt khe also bestowed
IT, zane Upon her ezts 60H and
aireA ard bad eEen called her las
ger the aEe- TIE ezse Is waiting 81
Bennzns eydeToe
Here ia another eas, s0znewhzt dis
similar, eEoept a. 10 stren2o1s life
Mar T0N2N IL ye1rB Cd, nos
Mrs. Eugene Cannznghton, did %
like TIE ueatMaent Abe received Al
bon8s She Se8f b Co1mBzbooa and
va hin SIC Ezntss % eloY vita
him ald bosse bis wife He va
wiling ard - they were married
TfHT are Ros. Ehe obtained . EftDz.
tin and also ct Eork fgr her hus
band and tbsg are living hzppilY, 81.
sgB, IN PngfSesoe, T. /
The f5lNN5ag Is ths AteeE Ida &
smith had kept company vita
Frank Cole q s0ath Fzrmingrn GT,
jean They we're engaged Recent
E william Irving CoGgh, = EsI
kDoNn hezl singer and designer
cane upon tHs sosne Mis- SMITH
father tod Coagb % ct his dzughtel
alo0e Mis- smith sent % visit
hr unele N0 Ezs nOtlGd By the "a,
theE - keep a. eFe On Der and not u
let C39zgh sc her. The merit dz1
she aid SIZE would % tack hone
The gnek aid he EoEd 70 with her
They started On the Nzy they NE
.C11gh 10 a carriage. He invite
then % lGn hin 10 . drive Thel
did % C0ggh drive huniedly e
preacher ard they Eere mzrdsd
Cough had TIE hoeEse The unci.
protested mlzvaiilBglg. After IL
wedding TIE uncle insisted upon haF
ing another n9e Clozgh called Z
pltoemzn and had the uncle ejscted
The urcAs went ~ = Telephone ex
change and called up the g1ls fathei
and tod him thinR Is suppose
the father q the girl said thing
back While this szs going On Cough
and bis bride aeEe driving away.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

Russell A. Gardner. a vehicle manu-
aetursf Of st. Louis. gave $1,000 70
hiS employees as q Christmas present
When BE- balanced his books for the
year be found that the company n2d
made tl0e59 more than had been ez-
peeted and more than vas necessary
for the business OF for personal vans
The money wa distributed among ths
employs according TO their length Of
ferylee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

at one tlmeIsunered from aETers
Spain q the ankle "szysGeo. r CaU,
editor u the Gasds Washington, Va.
After using several vel recommend
ed mesiciBa without success, I tried
Cfamberlainb Pain Balm, and am
pleasd b say that relief came az soon
a. ] began its Use and a complete cure
speedily foli0Sed- This remedy has
also been ugd IN ny family for frost
bitten feet Nitb the best results. !
.ebesnulY recommend it, use 20 all
who maE need . frstckS linlmmt'
Sod b. Baekner & Whitney, Drug.
qsig
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

II d ns& feE reEy vel An .
xrs3 a. Ee Tina
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1870 wn-1s rePeHteA Mrrs
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Ma IA Eice q Ceisse- eis
wsase p1-1-s Ee Fzh1A Er1sa 80
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szxSsHz Ez& hssdArAe $1,000
A. - a. ksnzxG EiSrr1eoe feeA1gA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

gEEfsrR KY., Ma I.-Because
their children opp0sed their marrying
william HcDdenga, . yean Old, and
martha lagnes 70 yean old. ran away
t-nightand we're secretly married
NJ BeD1efsn De- wealthy man 10
= undentad that the couple will BE-
ASA 40 a h0g ae69ias b5if.
NJ UcndenMH Hife died several
Fezr arH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
Beware Of a cou1h.

A cough Is not . disease but a symp
tom Consumption and bronchitis
which are the most dangerous and
fatal diseases, have for their fBt in.
dication q persistent cough, and II pro
perly treated as soon as this cough ap.
pean are easily cured. Chamberlain
Cough Remedy has proven wonderfully
successful, and gained It's wide reputa,
ton and extensive sale by ia success
Ia curing the diseases which Gauss
coughing II It is not beneficial IL viii
not cost you a cent For sale by Buck.
ney & Whitney, Druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
Twenty Years Ago.
This Week.


NAy Silsef ~4s &
Geo RoseTtson vas
L. stsubope vas = local hcr@
|~s.nc,er.
Bert Rinro Was bolhing "a Prone
rsse street
Miss Nannle crock-
-
- ,ohe opened from
d C4o1e nA1s@
1Hk OUN On
Rlsntm xzs t0spend the
,--~r A IouiSxfne Ky.
rnv4e
1S~
John T. Ricketts resigned m P
ft1n Is fellerM the kxef&nge DaAN
p,sk.t.s a.ushtez MIS-
- - -sV = Virginia.
. op.w .,s 6 n. Lecks. o.
-, cp,Cuh attended the
S-.~.tSf Tms
& W IaremAn 2 oeaAs
1S Ctg, Ana SeA 80 o
IoaanhsAs lsft fG Ne~ AeAoe ~hs
theF had mining interests
uavr.A talent nat On the farce
wr Money 10 q crowded
hT,~ ms IN The cast we're
gelle Morris
annie woodward.
Carrie lakeland.
$ 5. Mis-
n r Ceutr.
8 o. Lawder.
Harvey smith.
cate IJuptou.
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fett-L- n. falhe' Sf'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

The Kansas City TiB<s is correct
when it says Bob White win not
tour Europe this summer. IL is sup
posed be has worn out that shirt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

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wL be the SANE ss4F ue2eszt8
sate she is ta-5zE
What bczh1a& d F8z think IA.
ngm1ss q 100 u5lo2e tr@ u.
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al L-pDE1z-E
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WS
1S7rn-zn and HanEs8n- Vel thel
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That Elu1 b zeuno@ tbcket. a
least
ID FUg think under any eircum
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40 EAE TO MssorH xKx.
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ses into lndixn2tS0n
a Missouri uan lie repeated
d. ygG Mlezn that there i q bog
oos1 "a . nan beczase hk happens q
1--we 10 Missouri, % d. yoa near tia.
q Missoan nan Is haired frum sspiF
ing becsue lis state has kept ia Ito
foF Democzcy. and that nly men an
b te Considered Who come from Hscl
states as Maryland which w4s DEN
IUzte and h4s S1ue Republican
from Massachusetts, which wzs Dem
~ocratic and has zone Republican frou
Sew YORK which was Democratic ans
has gone Republieam from ONO
whch was Democratic and has goui
Republicans Then n state Ehicl
has kept IN line f0r Democracy ma.
aspire % name a President I dom
take much stock 10 that Theory. Ii
case it ven applied it would pa
managers 70 wink at Republican
while they Do their nefarious work
and let them have . walkoyernOw anf
then Republicans do not practic'
this plan Of taking candidates from
States which are not in accord witt
the party. They take their czndi
dates from Republican states Obi
i Republican. isn't it, They TAX
Presidents from Ohio some times
don't tbeyE In fact that Is abou
the only place they do take then
fDm"
STONE TALKS or MONEY.
aYOu stu consider the money cues
ton a live iss1e9''
what do you mean By money; sill
Tersm
"BimetaIlismS
"Not dead as a principle, il 1t ma.
Be called a principle. Nov under
stand me perfectly On the question
Bimetallism never was a fetch viii
me. / believe In standard money
Not money worth q cents On the dol
lar or I25 cents. But money wort
100 cents and enough OF it to meet tb,
requirements Of trade for a stable cir
culatlng medium. Scarce none
means dear money and trade con
traction. Plentiful money mean
cheap money and trade EXPANSION
For when money Il dear II ii horde,
against a time when il shall be dear
er. When n is cbeap IL Is investe,
agaInst a time when IL shal
be cheaper. The great production q
the newly discovered gold fields Ia
not only added the gold to the circu
Hating medium Of the country. bu
has turned loose the horded none
which. In itself. ia Of enormous vol
ume. And now We have shat seem
-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

a workman was electncuted at Buf.
iaio yesterday while working In the
fan-Amenoan grounds, where be
came N contact with an electric wire
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

william Wo0dhall, al Laurel, L. J.,
shot a woman who had, he thought,
.g0ssiped about his love Affairs and
then killed himself.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

Al AZ wEeA vas caused ~ 4AAAKnS Enr
tzHx--atsz u the wu-bs and E1fsl
61rnrzng with Physicians and Enzner
ozs zaaEnes 81 Was entirely cured p
Lr1z z PzkhzEs Feget1eae Caz'
P0ZA
II Tz are tr5zhle1 vita pains.
sssusfz EzIA 6epreszn1 Of sP1rHA
ZazzzH 70 20 &zyThGe, he11Aeaei
hsakz& AID klSEys tired FeAse Re
ze-ke- fsf there Il Al absolute
v-esT wAseh VII relieve yc1 q TOzi
Ezs-snr As il did Ms Esee Prooi
3 uuz-sntzl that Lydia z Pink
hx-7s vew~ahie Compound IL TIA
greatest usE6Gse far szAerirg wuzsea.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
JAMES QUINAN,
MEXICO, MO.
The Fine Percheron Stallion,


VIII stand the present season at nv
farm, II miles vest Of Moline and ID
miles north Of Mexico, at the low price
Of 500 70 insure a living colt
LEcLAIR is by the great imported
bclair and Is one Of the best draft
borses IN the country. He has fine
style and action, and has proven him
self 20 be a magnificent breeder, and
can tnot a four minute gait Fun des-
cription and pedigree will be shown 10
parties interested.
Also at the same place, and on the
same terms the fine lack.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

Teddy has not endorsed the Hanna
bon, but Teddy doesn't count for
much In Republican councils these
DAYS.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-09

in remaining four rounds in front of the champion Tipman's manager acs cepts the proposal with ayidity, realizs ing he has everything to gain and nothing to lose. He. writes as fol lows: =
 will you kindly publish an accept ance of Samuel Harris's offer, which was that McGovern will knock out Tipman inside of four rounds or for felt $1.000. If Mir Harris is sincere in his offer let him forward certi- fled check to any Baltimore newspa- per and we will talk business. We will concede to him the date and the choice of referee, providing he is a Bal timorean. Any one here will do ex- cept Al Herford B. J. Sullivan,
 Manager for Tipman.
 Baltimore. Oct 6.
 While there is small question of Me Governs ability to fulfill the task, still he hardly would take it with a Baltimore man as referee. And again he would hardly be infantile enough to attempt it in Baltimore. On neutral ground and with a neutral referee, Me Govern would be certain to score a knockout. In simple equity McGov- ern would insist on q forfeit from Tip man in the event of his failing to stay the stipulated number of rounds.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-09
JEFFRIEs POSTS FoRFEIr.

San Francisco, Oct 9.-Billy Madden and his staff of fighters are again quar- tered in Blanken's roadhouse, and from now on they will give their entire at tentiOn to fitting Ruhlin for the big fight next month. Ruhlin began work yesterday morning, doing eight miles on the road with his manager.
 'I'm all through with my travelling '' said the big fellow, "and am glad of it I like work better than showing at theaters. which was never cut out for. I'll take things easy for a couple of days, but before the week is over will be doing my customary amount of work
 "I See the papers, at least some of them, stated that Ruhlin made a poor showing at Los Angeles broke in Madden t,On the contrary. Ruhlin performed sp1endidly He boxed with couple of the best local men there. and cut all the rounds short a minute for fear he might hurt them. The spectators were pleased with his exhi- bition."
 Jefries has finished his tour of the country towns and will leave for liar bin Springs to-day to begin training for his fight A week before the con test he will go to Oakland, where he will put on the finishing touches.
 The champion has sent to Harry Cor bett his check for $2.5OO for his for felt, over which there has been so much comment While % the Springs he will box with his brother, Jack Jeffries. and with Bob Armstrong. Jeffries appears to be in perfect condi- kion.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-09
FIGHTS AND FIGHTERS.
Terry M'Govefn will Go to Eng
 land to Fight Jordan.

A Purse of S5.00o Has Been Offered
 by One of the English Clubs-Jef-
 fries Has Posted His Forfeit and
 Both Men Are Training-A Hitch in
 the Carter and walcott GOA Bal
 timore Chap Who is Looking for
 Trouble.
 The London Mirror of Life of re cent issue states that a battle between Terry McGoyern and Ben Jordan mas been arranged and that the pair are to come together in England. 1t IS uh- derstood that the battle is as good as arranged and that the featherwelght champion will sail for the other side within very short time. The paper further says:
 "We hear that. after all, the contest between Terry McGovern, the ban tamweight champion of the world, and Jack Roberts, of Drury Lane, who recently defeated Will Curley and the late Billy Smith of America, will not take place. The Drury Lane lad was perfectly satisfied to meet the famous Yankee. But, very properly, he want ed the money posted. This not being done, Jack could not see his way clear to 20 to America. He stated that if McGovern wanted to meet him he would have to come to England. Me Govern is now about to visit us, and this fact. coupled with another fact that Roberts was taken ill while train fng-may account for his match with CurIey being declared off. On good authority we learn, however, that terms have been arranged for McGoy- ern If he does come here) to box Ben Jordan during the coming season. A purse of e1, 300 has been offered by the Adelphf club for the contest, of for preliminary expenses. The above club will be re-arranged and re-decor- ated for the great occasion. Ben Jor- dan is acknowledged to be the best eight-stone-ten lad in. England, as Me Govern is in. America If this meet ing can be arranged it should prove a tremendous battle. Both men are fighters. and from what is known of their methods. one can anticipate that the exchanges will be short, sharp, ex- citing and decisive"
 The New Adelphi club. London, is composed of wealthy sportsmen. It is not as fashionable. however, as the National Sporting club. but it has pulled off some interesting battles in recent years. The club was recently reorganized and rebuilt. It is under. stood that if the organization is sue cessful in clinching the present battle an effort will be made to secure other international championship contests.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-09
CARTWRIGHT LEADS WALKERS. Veteran Was the First to Make the
 Double Century.

Plladelphia, Oct s9.rThe leaders in the six days walking match in Indus trIal hallS passed the s20O-mile mark last night, and are setting fast pace for the weary trailers. The first to f'.ale tae double century was the vet eran Cartwright, who made the dis tarce at S:45 D. m. At 9:11 Hegelman made his 200,and at 9:29 Click had GOV cred the same distance. Click walked his 200th mile in exactly twelve fnin- utes, which is considered a noteworthy feat
 Thirty men are left out of the orig inal fOrty-nine who started. The most prominent to leave the track yes terday for good was Hoagland, lie champion heel and toe walker, who covered hundred miles without run ming step. Joe Goddard, the heavy weight prize fighter, still hangs on, buc is nearly 100 miles behind the leaders. The score at 10 p. m.sof the first twelve men was as followsa5Ya
 Cartwright. 205 piles; Hegelman. 203 miles, Click, POP. miles; Tracy, 19S miles: Golden, 1855 miles; Hart, 1S4 miles; Day, 174 miles; Messier, I'll miles; Barnes, 166 miles; Cavahaugn, 159 miles; Dean, 155s miles, Guerrero, 11S miles. si55 {cI
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-09
CARTER AND wALcoTr.

There is a hitch over the arrange ments for the bout between Joe Wal colt and 'Kid'' Carter. which is slated to take place before the Twentieth Century A. c. next week, and unless a compromise can be effected the match will in all likelihood be declared off. When the sgo'' was arranged q few weeks ago Carter insisted on Walcott splitting the money with him whether the decision was in his favor or not.
 Waleott at first agreed, but said he wanted time in which to think the mat ter over and the articles have not yet been signed sss
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-09
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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-09
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