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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-23
Inr .I-lsh n-II. Az. Maae.

Tie making % sleigh bells - quite
an art s1ys an iron founder The
little iron hail g. Too big 20 D. Tut iu
through tLe holes in The beii and yet
II h inside. H0w did o. -0f thTre7 The
uule IRON BAH !. called 'tle iir-.at'
when you shake the sleigh bell 70 jim
gles. In making th- bell thr Ju-iet Is
put inside % rtfIe t1li 0f muL just the
shape ~ the inside of th" be.l Ilau
mold Is made. Just Doe Shape ~ t,e
outside ~ tle bell This mui blIi u.fh
the Iu-Iet Inside is placed in tle mold
Of the outside and tLe metal o. poured
Ia. which ls Ur Ore space between
tLe tau ana fln rr.L
-Wbau fls ll.I O.. t-tsn ~. sou r
q siei-h heL bui 20 u.u n1t ru-. as lt
f. fll % dire IHa llf metal t-al Dee
bell IS mad. of dries tle dirt s1 char
90 can Dr. tlaL-n olt after tla dirt
g. zoo shaken GOT of t.. l..rs lH tas
BELL tLe url. .r.l I.l-.at w.I 5000 D.
b. ODE beI alI $500 ring o. taok a
good many years f1 tl.Is out bow i1
make sleigh baIL"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-23
The AVERAGE BRAIN.
what It weigh. aac the Number %
Cells "a Contafns.

whether Il BE- the brain cell os
rlowworm or one trembling with the
harmonies u Tristan und Isolde" the
stun 10 j. made Of u much the same.
II Is = dinerencs % structure apparent
Is rather than " material AMI tie
chemical difference between a brain or
nerve cell and that % the muscles o.
the skin seems refucible mainly 90 q
difference Ia the proportion % two sub
stauees water end phosphorus Lean
BEEF. Tor example "a from ~ t1 81 8 r
cent water. The brlin j. from i0 t0 o.
per cent water. And a brain o. nerve
cell may contain from I've % ten times
a. much phosphorus a.. let ~ say. tie
cells OF tie liver or the heart Tie ac-
tuai quantity 10 % course extremely
smail-by weight but q fucti0u % ]
per cent
About three pounds avoi0iupois n
this very COMPLEX phosphorred stuf
make 40 90 average human brain
There il lot more q Il distributed
down ones spinal column. and little
pieKuses 90 over the body wherever r
group u muscles are TO b. moved. aud
others STILL the seusory Or fee.luz
nerves. which are everywhere. n D.
hard 60 end a cublcnl half inch outside
the bones where they are not
All told. the nervous substance. whict
FOR the sake o. making ~ functions
clear ! have called the matter wh.fh
thinks. forms a rot uncomfortable por
ton - the body outside % the bDuy
skeleton. 10 Is lr le W " dlstluct and
separated units. for the most part eE
tremcly minute. though some attain q
length 20 two OF three feet Tlesa
units. for lack of r. more misleading
name. are called cells The ~cei.s
which run from TIE small 0f your iuel
down into your iegs and wis-ie de
same o. inform you when member al
the family is VulIe1 1rr fle longest
Those of the brain arr mostly 81, small
as % tlE fle powers ~ fls microscope
Their average length would be meas
urel .l thousallfls 90 an llcl. Tier.
have been many attempts tp SO "a
their artull number 20 is certainly
large. Computations flr t.e lur
alone range frun g0nnOJ upward
One. dus. tll1s. to Wadsyer. SETS fl.
total number ~ brain cells Iarlrl-e
AZ I.GUUmUO0J This would ueli
. a brain population exceeding tle k-1Hi
population 90 tla e.rfl-C1rl slyl.
lu uarrer1 Magazine.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-23
PEOPLE WHO APPEAR OLo

fIayr rh~s NAY Preserve the uuoy-
anry aud Irraaurss of Youth
PearI. WHO arra.r 90 must expect
10 g. eura.lsle. sl. nll if they apply
Tor positions with every appearauce
that sen.lty has struck them and hat
they have gone t1 se.d they cannot
eruert favorable consideration 10 gray
haired applicants for positions would
only appreciate the value % appear
ancos and would brace up when they
seek situaLous-Io -wel groomad
and wei dressed. with elastic steps.
showing that they SIN possess Ore.
force and entLus.lsm-ihey would
eliminate an obstacle greater than
their gray BARS
We think ourselves into incapacify
by hooking Tor signs % age aud dwell
ins on them. and the body follows tie
thought We should. therefore. avoid
the appearance % age 10 every posi-
be way-by dress. clrr.ase, conyersa-
ton and especially by our attitude To-
ward people and things. u - not din
cult TO preserve the buoyuncy anl
freshness % youth. but Il must be done
by constant effort and practice. A mo
stefan who expects 70 make only one or
two important Appearances year
must keep up bis practice. Youthful
uess caan0t be put on f0r a day n old
age has had a grip on you for months.
Itis important 90 preserve the Ore %
youth as long az possible. 20 carry
frcshness and visor into oil age -
Keeping up d hearty interest IN every
thing that interests youth Many oi
as seem 20 think that youthful sports
ana pasumcs are foolish. and before
We know IL we get entirely out Of sym
PATTY with 40 y0uug DE. and oonse-
queutly really Oh. whatever orr years.
We must think youtlful thoughts. as.
soc.ate with youne people and Interest
them. when a person ceases 10 Inter
ct the young BE- may be sure that De
IL showing signs % Oh are -success-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-23

FOR SALE.
About i05 acres located one mile
nom court house. - acres in cultiva-
ton aud balance in pasture. Fenced
with 3 wires Price $1,000.
About ore and oue-quarter acres
near schoc house In southeast part
d town. SMALL .1w cottage, tenant
house and Rsll on premises. Price
$50.
ak room house and two lots OF
ground located four blocks from
aain street. Brick cistern on pre-
v1ises. Price 1870.
One qcarter block near Allen AGA
DENY. Fast front. Price tz5O.Ol
Terms easy.
One half 81 n block near Allen
academy. Price $4,000.
Lots near school house az slh
each.
About Is acres o. land on south
Side o. town. good new i-room house
with we'll. cistern and out-houses
Price 5000. ,,
l-room house. with pantry. ball
and two galleries. Tub cistern. Dor
Cd we'll. stable and garden. Locat'
cd 4 blocks from Courthouse. Rents
for 500 per month. Price $4,000.
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a shr.ra cIIent.

Anamuslng story Is told among law
yors on % W8i.11n peasant who DAD
gone 20 Jaw with o. ue.-alor. Ina con-
vers1t.on with DIS lawyer Dr. eu--'f'ed
sending the magistrate a couple o. One
CucEs.
'.N1t for your ne" sad his adviser
III sou 90 yog'I .1se che case
Tie Judgment was given ln bis favor.
when be- turned 20 bis lawyer and sa.i.
Il sent the ducks" As,oulshment On
the latters r1rt turned 90 admiration
when DTS client continued. But ] sent
them 90 NY neishb0Ts uamc.'-Loadon
Express.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-23
CLOSE OBSERVERS.
savaEr, Note TbiaG. 60 which civil
Hired Eye. Are Biind.

savages are supposed 70 have keener
senses. especially a keener sense q
ught. than civilized races. The author
Of Idle Days In Patagonia" does not
accept this theory. lie believes that
savages have no keener senses. out
that they pay closer attention 10 what
cones within the range Of their pereep-
ton As an instance % quick Response
10 az impression be tells the following
story.
CA March y. 1861. a company %
hunters were camping beside a grove
OF willows In Patagonia. About .
s'ciock that evening. while they were
seated round the Ere roasting their o.
trich meat S0sa suddenly sprung 70 bis
feet and held bis open hand high above
his head Tor some moments
There Is not breath u wind blow
ins.T be- exclaimed. yet the leaves Of
the trees are trembling. What can this
portendT'
The others stared AZ the trees. but
could see no motion. and they began 20
laugh az him. Presently be sat down
again. remarzing that the trembling
had ceased. but during the rest Of the
evening BE- was very much disturbed In
his mind. lie remarked repeatedly that
such "a thing had never happened 10 bis
experience before. Tor. b. said. be- could
feel a breath % wind before the leaves
felt "a. and there had been no wind. lie
feared that Il was a warning ~ some
disaster about % oyeriake their party.
The disaster was not for them on
that evening occurred the earthquake
which destroyed the distant city Of
Mendoza and crushed 1900 people 70
death beneath the ruins. That the sub
terranean wave extended east 10 tie
Plata and southwark into Patagonia
was afterwanl known f0r In the cities
of Rosario aud Blrlos Ayres cioc-a
st1r-aI arI O. sr shock was also
experienced l1 ile Carmen 0u tie IN
Ne-rl
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-23

A. O. e.rl.lr.. of ministers ~ one
% t.e sa.. HIF
tha question 90 tle .r-rueenfy ~
some ~ OLA. -..-r. was being Hr-rHi
one brother WHO .trs stationed 90 q
mission r1.t r1ta o. s-r.l- plea tar GOO
lurraaas lu -ary -Io property pro-
r.Ia uT family rft f.s l.H.
D. said. oil. . ..-H.s problem -IHr
many earlnu iaFe y0lt asked "a
rvmraftetr Ir..l.r 40 tLe cloth @
have four ~ anil each OBI. has 70
sister, wrs f.. Prompt rr.F lum--
dIarH.y fIle srar frral tH'a iae
aoar. GLOW ls Dr. possible tlat our
br1llar s.u puE l. even tlr iarrt
neoes-lr.e. flr DID, s.-ht children o
dld uar say Q bad e.-lt children. tie
loys have TIE same sister,.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-23

This s. bow tEs llIll. 20 Genital
America cure "a snake ..'a If.F ra
tie ua.ucxy patient o. tle ground ana
wind strong .resusrs above all below
TIE u.t. alGl tley cut .at0 ODE l..-
Then ttey apply a live coal 90 he
wound o. cauterze Be- and follow that
90 ty rubbing lu n mixture 10 e1eWef
tobacco and crushed garlic 81 tl.f
time tle victim Is nearly mai with
pain and ready 10 kll every body in
sight especially when Dr. ands as Do
often d0es. that tie snake was not
veu0ruIs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-23

Have you got the plans for your
new house completed yetf' some Que
asked hIm.
aNot quite" be replied. There is =
difference u opinion between my vile
ami me- as 90 the Interior arrangements.
81. says the pantry Is too large and
that there are TOO many closets
without another word The medal Tor
the biggest I'e ~ the evening was
awarded 90 L.m.-Chicae5 Tribune.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-23

Il think we might give Bridget a
dollar more "a week. said The family
man.
WHAT" exclaimed BE wife. u 80
her % work cleaning fhe rlrior t1lag.
and you should seo the way SIZE lsft
g."
Il dIf. That's wh7t Influenced me-.
1 noticed ela frrI f.e plano with f.f
keyboard c.rs. r9 against che wall
Pl..1faIgl.a La'ger.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-23

-Ah. sam. e5 you've BEEN in trouble.
eht"
Eyes Jim"
-WaI cheer up. man. Adversely t-.e.
~ and shows uu our better qualities.
-AL. Doc diversity lll.t trF ur. u
was % s1Iemu o.d judge aud le showed
up Ly worst qualities.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-23
snm.,hInrIn lh. rmIaE.

-D0 sou know 500 can tell man
disposition hy t.s t-efhf asked ihe
glrl who believe. il signs. bumps and
palm reading
-IIow interesting said Deg eourau-
Ion. who 90 uat believe in anything
.vrLen JACK must have golden d.spo
sffI8r"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-23
A Defens- of th- .paai-h womaH.

More awful rubbish .s written about
tie people. especially tle women. -
latin o11ufr- tlrn 90 almost aay
thne aa Take them aII fl- SPAR
kim daughter ~ AHlaius.a rle 10
bis grave women NJ fEe tasr.es. tAr
enchanting YaIHl.au.s DE rudy
checked women ~ ODE Asiurls aui Of
Gale.a. ODE robust aui uh1..-n-le
CafaIou.ars t.e r7lul Arl-or'Has.
and they ua.e ur a l1t1ra. -rHll.n
Of women I.rI f5 uTr. Or charm
AMI yarvs -MeE .lu Herald
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-23

Wealthy ClHzsa-Blt ! sad distinct
" IN rF advertisement That Z wanted
a reliable o0.owd o1rcimau.' ari
you a-a red fIc.I ir.shuau.
ArrIrnut-BIt sure. sor. isn't r'd %
reliable color as l.acEl-Baltu9re
American.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-23

4 read somewhere the other day
sald ST. Henpeck. chat one u The big
mercantile corporations pays certain
man 800 Dor each idea Dee furnishes.
Georee. "a Iae 20 have a chance ~
that kind"
wretch exclaimed Mrs HenpecE.
EDO you want your iunogeut wife and
child % staryey- Chicago Eec1ri.ier'
aid.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-23

-. NaN 80
r-be n.nl ~ Llosiern
speak. q cout.e. ~ the 70 A.
ail-nes Do LA daneng iexs. y
splitting cr.mares. Ais cuisines" LIZ
exazeeratisns ~ peculiar lives % 10
day Tlr mili tLu. devoted 90 The
lighter tasks of jocu.ary. skipping
al-o from ONE authors ioses 20 thnse
o. another on momerf's notice. a. ~
posss-ssor ssins fnom iown % town AM
from stage 20 stage j. rot q mind that
can snidenly turn % the contemplation
snd the study ~ Shakespeare with any
hope that - lines ~ fhe poet wiii eet
IT, better of ffr rEroIui.r. TIE actor
vlo Is 20 play Shakespeare acclptabiy
must not friroi away DIS intellectual
dignity. One cannot sing MARY Had
a Little Lamb with 400 tie euflusi-
asn % Dis soul for 51u nights and
hope to o. equal t0 the ~ -uiheat or q
t. Deum cr Sezfr.el's Rhine journey
on tie three hundred and hrst night
The tasks o. wbirh the modern English
and American manager puts the Eng
lIsh and American actor Save destroy
81 the Old school 81 Shakespeare ac-
tors. Now. we are not saying that
this Is not f0r the best. that in the
processes % The evolution 81 tie arts
The tLsater ha. Dot naturally become
What 10 is.-HilTers Wefkly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-23

wow. Johnny" sad The teacher
who bad been describing n war ship %
NE class. "Low u the DICK dividedT
"A deck 70 divided replied the
bright boy. into spnd hearts. dla-
moods and club-."-Phildeiphla Press.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-23

Gerald-May : Kiss your
Geuldlne-M0tllpr is in The next
room.
Gerald-Thars all hight Your father
can kiss her illustrated Bits.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-23
Th... whs Rss.t.

Sewoome--They teIl me- hens never
lar eggs atulghL Did you know thatf
Subbubs-Oh. yes
Newoomc- stran-a. ISN'T ~
subbubs-N0t at aiL All the hess
are ROSTERS no night you know Phil
adelphla Press.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-23

II isa sign Jon are growing old
when you read the obituary before the
marriage notices Louis Globe
Democrat
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-23

The life % every man IL diary IN
which b. means 10 write one siory and
writes another.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-23

Star Mineral Wells water on sale
a McDousald's drug store D,, X.
"a. Harrison, agent uii-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-23
exchange Shaving PARL0R

DORSEY & BELMONT, Props
Firt-class Hot:aud Cold DATUG
sbo wer and Vapor d u D
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-10
SUIT TO z WILL.
Relatives of John Il. Charlton, Who
Died at Ninety Years, Say he
Was Of Unsound Mind.

A suit has been entered in the Au
drain County Circuit Court 10 hayl
the will Of John ii. Charlton, de
ceased, declared void, the plaintiffs IL
the case declaring In the petition thai
Mr.. Charlton was not Of sound mind
when the win was drawn, August 3,
1896. He vas 30 years Of age at the
time Of his death, sometime later, and
IL is understood that the estate
amounts to something like 1854 900.
Hester NJ, Sarah p, Bradford and
Dora House, by Allen Stalllngs,
curator, are the plaintiffs and the
following heirs are made the defen-
dants; John c. and James T. Nc
Gowen, Lizzie Boyd, William Nc
Gowen, Joseph T. Sharp, Jane Sharp
rriplett Ruth Humphreys, Sarah @.
Charlton, Florence and T. Irwin
stewart. According 10 the petition
lhese defendants were the only heirs
under the terms Of the win which IL
s claimed was drawn while Mr.. Charl-
on was OF unsound mind. The wit
lesses 30 the instrument were +. V.
A. L. Bennett and Rose Por-
eF /
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-10
TRUSTEES SALE.
On Saturday, the 18th Day of
December, 1903.

At the Court House door, In the Oity
Of Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock in The
forenoon and 5 O'Clock In the afternoon
! will sell at auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, subject TO a prior
deed Of trust, dated October II, 1899,
given by Benjamin II. White and Mary
X. White, his wife, to Charles B. Lin.
vile, trustee, TO secure the payment
of a note OF 81, 300 and the interest
thereon, and recorded In the Recor.
der's Office in Audrain County, Mis-
sonri, in book 81, page 284, all OF the
north 0ne-half OF the northwest quar-.
ter OF section tw~enty-f0ur, township
nifty (60l north, range eleven Q1) west
of the fifth principal meridian, con-
tanning so acres of land more or less,
situate in Audrain County, Missouri.
sale is made by reason of default
In the conditions Of a certain deed OF
trust made to Charles b. Linville,
trustee, on the 18th day of October,
1899. by Benjamin +. White and Mary
K. White, his wife, and recorded in
the Recorders office In Audrain Coun-
~, Missouri, in book 81, page 266; said
Charles B. Linville having refused to
act.
Dated at Mexico, Thursday, Novem.
Der 10, 1903.
QUINCY JAMES,
Sheriff OF Audrain County, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-10
BANK ROBBED OF $11s,ooo.
Messenger Of Baltimore Institution
Victim of Smooth Criminal.

BALTIMORE, ND, Dec. A mes.
senger for the Merchants National
Bank was robbed in the postonice this
morning. He had nine letters that
be had just received. Il is said that
they contained s11s,00O.
The story is that the runner
Walter Hill, had received the letters
and placed them in his satehel which
he placed on the floor at bis side
while he signed the receipts.
He turned just In time 10 see a man
about IS years OF age dashIng away
from the window with a satcbei.
Looking down Hill discovered his
satchei was missing. The robber
eScaped.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-10
DECLINES GUARDIANSHIP.
Hanna VIII Not Head Republican
National Committee.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. At is
reported that Senator Hanna has
decided not to accept the chairman.
ship Of the Republican National Com.
mittee for another term, and that be
will 50 inform the President.
The President and Mr.. Hanna are
expected at this meet to agree upon
some q for the Craftsmanship.
II is believed that Mr.. Hanna will
INSIST On the retention Of Perry Heath
as secretary Of the committee until
the close Of bis term, which will be at
the time Of the national convention.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-10

Now on this day. November ssth. 1900. come
me piaintlh By his attorney and files with III,
Slerk OF this Court. 10 ~sacation. his petition
auly vefined BY afldavit OF the plaintln
wherein among other things, he states thai h,
. the owner and In possession OF the foilowinl
lan1 In Audfain County, Missouri. to-wlt. I'M
sonth part OF the southeast one-fourth "a 81
three lxO. Township F1fty-one (5D, Rnngs
Nine W. west. OF the Principal Meridian. az
scroed as follows: Begin ct the quarter ssc
u sHT corner On the east SIDE OF said section
10 chains, thence south 20 degrees west. I50'
chains 70 the center OF the Mexico and Paris
road. thence south 70 the southwest corner of
said section. thence cast with me csntsr ilne
OF said section. 20 the point OF baRiuning
containing ~ and solOo acres as per survey
Plaintiff states that the sa,a william
Levaaghn Is the only person who appears 70
nave record. title or claim OF title adverse n
mat OF plaintiff. that to the best OF his knawI
LIZ ana penei the said William Lovaughn Is
persons interested IN the said lnnd deserihed
here,n - helrs. devisees and assigns on the
saia william Levaughn or As claiming or mlght
sna ~ ". snsoaEn or under them. whose names
because they are unknown 20 him, That be
aoes not know what the interests OF such m.
nn1sa persons are, unless rs heirs, or assisns
IL Is therefore ordered by ne ciert ~ 80.
49,. ~ NLA0 SANyk Oh NHt|l
Oourt. In vacation. that publication he nsae
said William LevauRhn and hIs ur-
Known heirs assigns, devisees and All persons
Mho claim or who might claim By. through ~
unaeh .nem or either Of them. and you are
now hereby notified OF ME nllre m this mi,
we OBJECT and general nature OF which 4 10
gotalh = decree Of the Ctrcuft Court az n.
u.Sh county. Missouri. pe-fectlnR niaintir-s
Tue 70 the above described lands bv IImisas
.on under the provisions OF Section fss ~
~, H az statutes OF Missoms Issa. and |
lISe from any claim Of the defendant ~ M |
.ei.s or assigns or devisees or persone .So
slaIm or might claim under them. and rnisSst
~ Ve And appear az the next regular Term ~
49, Syu., 70 pc begun and held At the Conf
Missouri. on the third Monday n Jannaev 10y
on OF before the first day Of sald term
"St " Otherwise plead 70 plalnfldss ratr
tne same VIII be taken AZ eonfessed 49,
esIen rendered accordingly,
v ". = turner ordered that a cory hereof
.eSsly newspaper published 10 AndrsIn co.s
Ilssonn. Tor four week Euccesdve1v ~
INSERTION 70 be At least ffteen aav. 49,
,ourt. ~" he&s tefm OF said
TATE OF MISSOURI
OouSTr or AUDRArE, -
l. w y; Morris. CLERK Of the circul, oo.,,a
.sersln County. Missouri. DO hersbv cers
tne above and foregoing 4 4 Ann .en
~ pehect COPY Of the Order Of puh1i.. ~,
ene ABOVE entitled cause as fnrir a. ~
ppssls OF record In ms once
hes IN Mexico. AudrAln Count na1ooest
rS.smPer zstA. A. D.. lea ~
- set Clerk ni,ss 4k Ms !
A' Attortey for Piaintlr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-10
STATE OF MISSOURI.
COUNTY or AUDRArr, =
Administrators Notice

a, s s9 Is hereby given that letter,
1911 nnInnls.ration upon the estats !.
hv fnnllllps deceased, were gran,es
= Probate Court OF kudrnls
Syunsy 70 the undersigned. hesrins
ua.e November - 1905.
"a Al persons having claims ae.lns,
,hsn sssate are required 20 eShIhl,
sdmp ~ allowance 70 the undersicn.'d
S'nistrator within one yearaffer ~
nase y said letters, Cf they mse ~
p'ectuueo from any benefit or s.iS
Ssss.e, o II such claims he NOT 81
u,oleea within two years from ~
thew wth I1e publication Of this notice.
e' VIII oe forever barred.
aa., SIMON PHILLIP.
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-10

Missouri, as q turkey producer,
stands as prominently at the head as
II does In the producing Of mules. In
fact the State has no deer. In the
wilds OF the ozarks and other hIlly
sections countless thousands Of tur-
keys find the best forage and the best
conditions for breeding and weather.
ing that are 70 be found anywhere.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-10
UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
cripple Creek Declared by Governor
Peabody to Be in a State of
~Insurrection.

DENVER, Colo, Dec. 4.-Governo,
Peaoody at noon to-day issued a proc.
lamatlon declaring Cripple Creek I'm.
der martial law and suspendIng The
writ OF habeas corpus. He declare,
that the Gold Camp is in a state Of in,
~snrrection and rebellion, and that the
civil authorities are powerless.
In his support OF his action, the
Governor cites the blowing up Of a
portion Of the vlndicator mine and
other acts Of lawlessness and declares
that II is impossible TO control the
turbulence Of the camp by ordinary
peaceable methods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-10
FROM LAST TO R

People used to take plain
cod liver oil for coughs, colds,
throat and lung troubles after
other remedies had failed.
SCOTS Emulsion is the
modern idea of cod liver oil
the first instead of the last
resort when such ailments
appear.
The taste of the oil is not
apparent and the oil itself is
rtly digested = makes it
y for the stomach. SCOTS
.ulsion is a quick, reliable
ZIP at all ages.
Wen ssad youssapis free spoa request.
SCOTT a BOVINE, go Ps.h slres. Es- YsdL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-10
SIGN PANAMA TREATY.
instrument Receives yunta's Signature
Without Amendment

PANAMA, Dec. 2-The canal treaty
with the United States, which was re.
ceived here yesterday, was unanimous.
~ signed By the members Of the junta
this morning without any amend
menk. Rear Admiral X. G. Walker
arrived on the same train yesterday
that brought Senior Esprilla.
After discussing the provisions OF
the treaty the members OF the junta
afixe1 their signatures 10 the instru-
ment with the special gold pen pro-
vided for the occasion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-10

John A. Armstrong and AL Wheeler,
both Of Ottumwa, Iowa, were In Au.
drain county on business this week.
Mr.. Amstrongowns a iine farm about
y miles south Of Benton City and has
been making some valuable improve
ments on il.