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BRUCE IN BONDS

wHATcOM, Jan. s.--fn answer 10
the writ of information filed by the
prosecuting attorney. 8. NJ. Bruce,
formerly the counsel for II. 81. John
Dix. appeared IN court yesterday. He
was represented by Attorney II. A.
Fairchild, and a plea Of not guilty
was made. He claims his absolute
Innocence Of any connection with
the wrecking Of the scandinavian
American bank. On the fling OK a
personal bond OF $1,000 no was re-
leased
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Mr.. Davies Proposes

Grimth Davies. Of this city. has
proposed n scheme To the Chamber
~ Commerce by which he Says the
Nicaragua canal can be built with
out the issuance OF MISUNDERSTANDING
bonds.
He proposes that congress shall is.
sue treasury notes. known as the
"fsthmian ennnl laaue." In amounts
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penisieniy BAD

May Quinn. ths woman who was
recently confined in the city iRii for
81 days hH = vnErhnt, AS again ar
rested last night on a similar cbhfro.
During her Last Incarceration her
small children wefs taken IN charge
hy rhafitnhis societies Mra. Quinn
wma arrested last nlghi by Policeman
sTtsTrt Esgan
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PLUCKY WOMAN

RITZvILLE, Wash. Jan. 9.--Mrs.
Eva Smith and her two babes, who
live 25 miles northwest ~ here, We're
shot at four times by Charles Roder.
while the latter was on a drunken
spree. None of the bullets took ef-
feet and the woman escaped 10 a
neighbor's home on horseback. car
rying her two children with her.
Mrs. Smiths husband was absent
when the shooting took place.
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New Sound Steamer

Capt A. w. Horne. Of Port Town
send formerly Of the Majestic, has
contracted with the Tacoma ship
building Company for the oonHtrue-
ton OF n new steamer. It IN 20 be
10 feet long. 10 feet depth and boa m
~ feet. The steamer viii have triple
expansion $50 horse power engines
and will be employed In the Sound
passenger trhffic.
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Theaters
ms Bsrremasssr-

This viii be the last night u tbs
merry "fsurgomAster" al The Grand.
II In suslleiensiy good 10 draw fnAny
people morr than Oncs. The Tale ~
the Kangaroo" In hinuatlne. faaei-
mating and. a. sung ia The uurEo-
master" haunta one Ter Gays,
Edith Yerfington ana Tea Hawiey
make hi. winnings % applause each
night Tho grille choruasm chirp 0ui
extra bars u melody IN exchange
for the many recalls given them each
night.
A 1896 p. II. show by original in
tention. The Fiureomasfcr" has
been made 10 run until II 70 zach
night because ~ ttse encurws insisted
upon az every turn.
"rns VILLAGE rnrre="
The Village pafmon~ IL proving a
very popular attraction AZ tha Third
Aveuus thrRtrf this week II vii be
presented for the remainder Of this
week with the usual matinee Aatur.
day Saturday.
4 new colonial play. at Valley
Forge" By william 4. Roberts. will
be the attraction At the Third Az
snus thcatrr next wesk ita char
actsrH are distinctly American. and
the time and action - the story laid
during the revolution u LIS. A
strong company prea.sF, The play ard
carload of acauery Is uEra In the
production.
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NOTED CLUB
OFFICIALS

NEW YORK. Jan. a--Cofnsllus ~
Bliss. former secretary II the In
tsrior. was today elected president III
the Union League Club for the en-
suing year
Mr., Biiss II the sixteenth IN the list
Of presidents. Among his diNtin.
gHfishrd predecessors arr Joseph ~.
Choat~. Hamilton Fish. Wirlfam VI.
Evarts. Chauncey ". pvpew. Gen.
srnl Horace Porter nnd Elihu Root.
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called the attention Of superintond-
snt Little 10 the matter.
Tho state law says thnt before any
person. flrm or corporation shall sell
trees. plants or nursery stock. a
bond must be filed with the state
horticultural commissioner. which
bond VIII entitled the person % n
license.
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FITZ Is WILLING

SAN TnA<crRco. Jan. s.-puh
FftnssFurngue has written 70 Aaolph
NprecklrH ~ this city. asking hlfn
u he you'd back him for So coo so
firht Jamee Jsffrien. the winner 90
take the entire fighters share ~
rate f,s~saffa
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Lippy Medal Contest

A week from iesf niEhf the n@cnnt
tlppy medal contest VII take place.
This exhibition IL called q p~ntath-
Ion and consists ~ the following
events. iza-yard potato race. ruunin g
high Jump, fs-fo~t ropc clirnh, ~
pound shot put. ard half mile run.
Tom Meuonaid leads in the number
% puints 90 far.
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vaccinaiing Pupils

Health Officer Carroll and city
Physician Ludlow have vaccInated
over 100 school children In the Last
week. The order Of the board Of
health that all school children must
be vaecinated is being complied with
generally.
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Forss,ers 10 install 0hcers

The Foreatsrs 81 America. Roma
Court No. IS. VIII hold It's annual
installation az officers tomorrow
evening NJ o'clock in Germaula
hall. The ceremony win be open to
the puhstc. Muaic win be furnished
throughout the program and after
the f0rmalitiea are concluded a So
eial dance viii be gtyen.
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May Have Richi Man

Wilson. the nsxro ARRESTED by orr.
cor fsannirk yesterday morning. ia
responsible for q number ~ prfty
thefts IN tho vicinity 81 the first hgil
The Ratchet whieh be carried has
been ldensiffsd as ems taken frufn
an asphalt cnrnpany fooi chest
LIE Harris nNerroAf. whkrh vas
stolen a few dayH age. was also
found IN Wilson's rpam Ia a lo1Eing
house gn the southern uHrt % town
wilson has hreu steadily employed
BY the Aafshait Paving Go. ~ late.
hps s. ee'aevra 70 be a confirmed
petty thlss.
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A BENEFIT FOR
SPIKE HENkESEY
well-known PugiIis, Is III ana Out
OF Funds

Under the management ~ pm
snowden a benefit viii be given In
this city some time next week for
spike" Henneaay. the we'll known
poEliist and promoter, spike j.
very sick. aud. aa 10 usual with
a paailiat. IL oat Of FUNDS. This boYs
have arranged little entertainment
In tho boxing lire. but the place aad
time have not been arranged.
Qurenan. Hawkins. Cas-. Kelly.
Buriey. Young Caoynski and mum.
Der % other local pnEtftrtH have vol
untnered their services
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-09
FLAW IN
THE LAW
Discrepancy in Registering
Statute and Constitution

There IL a faw IN the registration
law Of the state OF Washington that
might interfere with a legal voter
casting bis ballot on March next,
that being the date OF the municipal
election.
The statute provides that on the
day a veter registers he must take
an oath that he has been a resident
OF the state IL months and 10 days
preceding the day on which he regis
tcrs. According TO tho same statute
the registration books must close 20
days before the day OF election.
which this year will be at midnight.
February II. The state constitution.
which h higher than any state law.
says man IL entitled TO vote II he
has been a resident 81 the state one
year prior 10 the day Of election.
suppose then that a man became a
resident OF the state on the second.
third or fourth day OF last March.
According TO the state constitution
he would be a legal voter. Yet he
could net register n he waited IN
I'll the last day. February n. be-
cause he could not swear that he
had been m the state IL months and
10 days before the day he registered.
IL he had been resident since
March 4, he would have been IN the
state only II months and seven days
(three days shorO before he regis-
tered. Under the constitution he
could not register at all and would
therefore Be not entitled 10 vote.
Yet he would. on March 4 have been
IN the state one year and under the
constitution entitled 20 vote.
"A Discrepancy" Says Mr.. Paul
~ft h. true enough" said City
Comptroller Paul. ''that there Is a
discrepancy OF three days because
February has but e days yet
think a man would have a right to
register. OF course. II a voter came
into the state between the FIRST ana
fourth Of March. 1901. he could not
take the regular registration oath.
yet he could swear he would be q
legal voter on March 4. and 80 he
would. Therefore DO not believe
hr could be prevented from voting
Should such a case present itself.
do not believe this once would re-
fuse 20 allow n man 20 register.
though. Of course. he could not take
the oath required"
There In q provision OF the state
law that ~ On election day a legal
voter can show some good reason
why hs did not register and can give
proof thereof. he shall be allowed
TO cast his ballot.
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Sold Poor Pepper

II. Ciesaett. q member OF Port
land spice firm. pleaded guilty 60
settling adulteratea pepper IN this
city and was finsd IS aud costs BY
Justice George yesterday,
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NEWSPAPER Nan Has . Coat

Aarear EmorY. a yonnK fellow who
has recently been engaged sa an Of
foe hoy for Or Moore. ~ the Hnliwr
block. was arrested BY Detective
Hubbard iswt night. charged With
the theft 81 an oVercoat from TIelss,r
fnKls, tr., a newspaper man. The
coat was recovered.
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This Is Rich

state Fruit Inspector Erown pro-
poses 20 make the city laha out q
license for selling trsea from the
Volunteer Park nursery just fhs
same a. private indistiwain. and has
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Extracted and filled absolutely with
out pain b. our late scientific meth
Cd, patented and used ~ uM only.
PAINLESS DENTISTRY.
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ARE SWORN IN

CENTRALTA, Jan. 9.-The new
city council has been sworn In and
reports have been received OF the
city finances. There has been a
slight increase I'm current expenses.
due to the change in the lighting sys-
tenn. The arc lights are Atill being
operated from the old plant.
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FRIDAY

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During the year nearly every
article used In the home is on spe-
cial sale at least one Friday The
Friday Specials are intended to
cover the entire stock, something
from each department each Fri
day.
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Harvard Dental Parlors

si2 Seeons Ave. Over Gsfman Bakery
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02
home Of Mr. ana Mrs. HolIenshead on

home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Hollenshead OF
last Thursday evening. An enjoyable
time is reported.
Mrs. C. C. Burkeye gave a dinnel
Thursday in honor Of her sister, ans
several young couples we're present. A
delightful time is reported.
T. Holloway has a new gun.
Moss and DR.. Todd are here from
Nebraska visiting their parents.
NJ. W. Emmons presented j.. J.. Wal
ker's little girls with a pair Of lovely
white rabbits for a Christmas present.
VIM. Cauthorn has been employed
to teach the spring school in the Full
Ter district.
A pound and pie party was given at
the home Of T. ]. Vanlandingham in
honor Of his son, Ross Vanlandingham.
d. Kenneth and wife we're the guests
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cross
white, during the holidays.
W, NJ. Emmons and wife, Of near
Santa Fe, were the guests off,. j..
Walker and family Sunday.
J.. J. Walker purchased a load Of
corn from Mr.. Crosswhite at 1855 per
barrel.
Cottie election is %clerking in Higbee.
Twiss Fuller is having his goods in
voiced and will be ready for trade
soon.
Lloyd Hindebaugh had the misfor-
tune to lose a horse recently.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02

Harry Wolf, aged Al years, died al
his home on South Clark avenue at
AS O'Clock Tuesday morning Of pneu-
monia, after a very short illness, bis
condition having not been considered
alarming until Monday evening.
Deceased was a member OF the firm
of Wolf Il Brock having been in the
firm for 9 years and has lived in Mex
leo about 10 years, having moved from
Montgomery, City, where he was born
on Jan. IS, 1851. He vas the only
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wolff,
the father now being dead.
Mr.. Wolff had many warm friends
in Mexico and Audrain county and his
death is deeply regretted; he was
generous to a fault and never passed
an opportunity to relieve a suffering
fellow being.
Deceased married Miss Daley, Of
Montgomery City, about the time he
moved to Mexico, she with three
children, Mamie, aged II years. Charles,
aged I years, and Ilene, aged 4 years,
survive the husband.
The funeral services were conduc-
ted from the residence on South Clark
avenue on Wednesday afternoon, and
the remains were taken to Montgomery
City on the 8 o'clock train for inter
ment.
The LEDGER extends sympathy to
the bereayed family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02
BIG FIRE as STURGEON.
Entire Block Goes Up In Flames
Saturday Night-some Heavy
Losses Suffered by Busi.
ness Men.

Special Dispatch to the Ledger.
STURGEON, NO., Dec. 3O.-A bloch
OF Surgeons business houses are n
ashes.
Fire broke out Saturday night at /;
O'Clock In n Of Surgeons principal
business blocks. By heroic work of vol.
unteer fire company the flames were
confined to the block in which they
broke out.
Among the places destroyed are:
Q. ID. Gray's Sturgeon Leader Office,
New Century Telephone exchange.
Post-Ofce.
j. w. Hughlett, harness.
w. w. Boulton, photographer.
L. G. Crawford, ladies' and gents
furnishing goods and racket store.
Velpo Toalson, barber shop.
DR.. A. r. McComas, office.
Thos. Skaggs, real estate Office.
Reid's millinery store.
The origin of the fire is not known
and was under full Roadway when dis
covered.
The losses Of the firms named above
are:
o. d. Gray, On Leader, loss 1900, in
surance $500; loss on building, Of
which Gray owned half, 5000, insur-
ance $500.
New Century Telephone Company,
o. d. Gray, proprietor, loss 81, 500, no
insurance.
Post Office, fixtures a total loss, $500
In stamps burned, no insurance.
J.. W. Hughlett, harness, entire
stock destroyed, loss 81, 800, no insur-
ance.
w. w. Boulton, photographer, loss
1926, no insurance.
I. G. Crawford, furnishing goods
and racket store, loss 50, 500, insurance
81, $50.
Velpo Toalson, barber, saved half,
loss 800, no insurance.
DR.. McComas, Office, loss s625, no in
surance.
Thos. Skaggs, real estate office, loss
500, no insurance.
Reds millinery store, loss $3.50, no
insurance.
The Telephone company rushed a
switch board from Lexington and is
doing business this morning.
MI. Gray, editor Of the Leader, will
get his paper out ON time this week,
he will have 1t printed in st. Louis
and will order another outfit at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02
LADDONIA ITEMS.


Correspondence of the Ledger
LADDoNIA, Dec. 30.-Laddonia has
a new photographer, ]. M. Smith, late
Of Sumner.
Mrs. Augusta Ahlfeldt and family
will leave Tuesday for thelrnew home
In Kansas.
Mrs. John Freeman and mother,
Mrs. Elder, spent last week with rela.
tives in st. Louis.
Mrs. +. Lemon, Of near Vandalia,
visited lsst week with Mrs. Board
and Miss Logan.
Miss Maggie T~orreyson visited here
last week.
Ote Freels and wife, of Louisiana,
returned home to-day, after visiting
relatives here.
Rev. j. S. Jesse is in Sherman, Tex,
visiting relatives.
Miss Cartmell, who is teaching
school near Louisiana, spent the holi,
days with her homefolks.
Sam Kendall visited some of his old
friends here last week.
Albert Kennen and family, of Mex
leo, visited relatives here last week.
Bert Moore, of GAINESVILLE, is here
on a visit.
Prof. and Mrs. Faulkner lspent last
| week In Galloway county.
Miss Nan Bates spent Christmas in
Perry with homefolks.
Miss Emma Cook, of Laddonia, ano
and Ralph Hanley, of Kansas City.
will be married at the BRIDES home
next Wednesday. Elder ]. w. Cog
gins, Of Odessa, will perform the Ger
emory and Mrs. Ida Derrick will play
the wedding march. The marriage
win take place at IL O'Clock a. m
They will leave for Kansas City the
same day. May prosperity and happi
ness attend them through life.
Died, on last Saturday morning
Mrs. John Payton. This was indeed
very sad death, as she left five LITTLE
children, the youngest onlya week old
She was quite young, about twenty
four years old, and was highly respect
ed. She was buried in the Laddoni;
Cemetery. She leaves a sister, wht
attended the funeral, one brother
VIM. Tapley, who is in the West, he
husband and many friends. TIL
husband will take his children to BIZ
mothers home, IL miles, northwesi
Of here. Mr.. Payton and childreI
have the sympathy OF the community
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02
RURAL DELIVERY
Carriers in Future to be Nominated by
Patrons Whom They Propose to
Serve.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3O.-Regulatlons
governing the appointment of car
rlers in the rural free delivery service
were approved Thursday by Post
master General Smith and the Civil
Service Commission. They are is
sued under the order promulgated by
President Roosevelt, classifying rural
delivery, and will become effective
February l.
Appointments Of rural carriers are
removed from politics and the ex-
amlnations to be prescribed under the
new rules win be Of the simplest
character. The carriers will be
nominated by the patrons on a pro-
posed route, and the number of
nominations will not be limited. Any
one living on a route may r~eeoDliend
a candidate for consideration, and the
selection Of carriers will be made by o
central examining board, composed Of
postal officials, whose act shall be
subject to the approval of the Civil
Service Commission.
The examination will be simple and
practical, only sufficient to test the
applicants ability to read and write
and to properly fill out money orders.
those residing on or In the i'm
mediate vicinity Of a proposed route
will be examined, and only those who
can furnish the necessary equipment
will be appointed. These qualifica-
tions will first be determined by the
agent and afterwards by the
Central Examining Board.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02
LIBERTY ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
LIBERTY, Dec. 30. sQuite a number of
our young people attended the Christ
mas tree at Benton City.
Mr,Shadwell spent the holidays with
home folks at W~ellsville.
Mrs. Roberts gave an Xmas dinner
for her children.
The school entertainment last Tues
day afternoon was we'll attended. The
children had splendid programme.
Clarence johnson and wife spent
Christmas with the formers parents.
Miss Mary James entertained her
friends last Tuesday evening in a de-
.lightful manner. All enjoyed il inn
mensely.
Miss Gala Woods charmingly enter
tanned her many friends last Thurs
day evening.
The literary society meets next Fri
day night. The question for debate
is: Resolved, That the Fear Of
Punishment Has More Influence Over
a Person Than the Hope Of Reward"
Affirmative = Otto Kunkel, Herbert
johnson, q. H. Shadwell and Hattie
Bradford. Negative = Ennis Barnes,
Frank James, Cal Barnes and Laura
johnson. On account of the weather
the last meeting was almost a failure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02
ITEMS.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
TULfP, Jan. 1.-Robt. Branham, o
Columbia, spent the holidays with
relatives here.
Henry Ferguson lost a good horse
last week.
Mrs. George White and son, Rufus
visited VIM. Carter's family during
the holidays.
DR.. johnson and wife, OF Warrens
burg, spent the holidays with home
folks.
Carter Bros. sold 100 acres Of land
to James Spires at s21 per acre.
VIM. Zumand has rented Neal Ri
.ley's farm and Mr.. Riley will move tC
Centralia.
Otway Earnhart came in from Kan.
sas City for a visit TO his parents.
On last Sunday, Dec. 20, Thomas
Grugan and Miss Matte Riley, drove
to Ed. Henderson's home and were
married. They were accompanied by
Miss Ella Hoffman and Fred Tatum,
of Moberly. They are among our best
young people and have the best wishes
Of their many friends.
Alva Martin and wife spent last
week with relatives near Laddonia.
The sick are all better in this COM
munity.
We wish the LEDGER and its read
ers a happy New Year.
VIM. Morgan, Of Texas, is here
spending the holidays.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02

On Friday evening, Jan. 3, the Mod
ern Woodmen will meet at their hal
in this city at 7:30 O'Clock and attenC
to business matters and at 8 o'clocl
there will be public installation exer
cises. The following programme will
will be carried out:
Opening Song-By the Camp.
Song-"My Papa Vas a Woodman,
by Lawrence Kunkel.
Installation of NJ. w. A. officers by
A. Hughes, d. d., II. G.
Solo-Miss Plnkie West.
Installation of Royal Neighbor OH.
GERS by E.. E. Jones.
Recitatlon-Miss Minnie Berger.
Address-Rey. III. Porter.
The Woodmen, together with thell
wives, daughters and sweethearts will
then be rendered a banquet at the
Planters Hotel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02
THE FULTON INSANE AsYLUE
An Audrain Physician to be a Mem
Der Of the New staff Selected.

Next March there will be a change
of physicians at the Hospital for The
Insane in Fulton. The present Off.
GERS whose time expire March IA, 1902
are;
W. L. Ray, M. D., Superintendent.
Drs. Emily Theilman, ]. e. Reilly
and u. L. Tincher, assistants.
DR.. Tincher will likely come TO this
city and resume his practice Of medi.
cine.
The physicians agreed upon TO sue
coed those who go out are:
DR.. Smith, Of Pleasant Hill, Supt.
First Assistant, DIR. Martin, who
has been physician at the Missouri
Penitentiary for some time.
Second Assistant, DIR. Bayless, of
Clarence.
DR.. Frank Harrison, Of MartinsbuTg,
Audrain county, Third Assistant.
These selections we're made in ad-
vance Of the change in order that the
physicians chosen might have an OPP
portunity to take special courses in
nauroloOV
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-02
FROM SAILING.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
SAILING, Jan. Ian infant son Of
Holly Garrett and wife was buried at
Pleasant Grove last Tuesday.
Mrs. Homer Seafers, OF Ferris, ILL.,,
and VIII Kern, Of Kansas City, art
guests of their parents, B. f. Kern
and wife.
Herman Kippendorf and son, No
bel, are visiting relatives in Kansas
City.
Mrs. Burton was the guest of Cen
tralia friends several days last week
Mabel Fountain spent Christmas
with her cousin Maud Fountain.
Born, to W. W. Welsh and wife,
Dec. 2S, 4 son.
Thomas Grugin, of the west part of
he county, and Matte Riley, Of
Tulip, were married Sunday, Dec. 20,
at the residence Of Eagon Herndon.
Mrs. carson is entertaining hel
brother, Nj. Turner, of Sturgeon.
Those on the sick list this week are
VIM. Roland, little Eunice Sims and
one Of Robt. Pecks children.
Frank Harris and wife, of Centralia
spent Sunday with Chas. Turner and
wife.
Ed Herndon spent Sunday at VIM
Masons' In Monroe county.
Mr.. Bassett, who is teaching at Elk
c%elsior, spent Xmas with home folks.
Lena Crews has returned TO hel
home at Rush Hill after an extended
stay with the family of her uncle
S. W. Downing shipped IS head o.
fat cattle this week.