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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

The dedication services at the NJ. Z
church, South, on last Sunday we're
attended by large and appreciative
congregation. Rev. w. A. Hanna
preached in the morning, while Rev.
Fielding Marvin preached to the over
flow congregation in the Baptist
church. At night Rev. Mr. Hanna
preached in the Presbyterian, while
Rev. Mr.. Marvin preached at the
Methodist church. The new Meth
odist church is one Of the handsom-
est church edihees in the State, and
we congratulate the congregation on
its enterprise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

TIE new proposed railroad from the
northwest to Mexico will open up a
large territory and viii add greatly to
MexicOis Importance as a railroad
center. With the Burlington short
line to ST. Louis and the new railroad
into the northwest Mexico viii have
the best railroad advantages Of any
town Of its size in the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

EyERYB0DYs Magazine, published
by the Ridgway-Thayer Company.
Union Square, New York City, is one
OF the neatest and most interesting
publications Of the day. This maya.
zine has just been purchased from
John wanamaker and is now owned
by two Of the most prominent and
successful literary men OF the country,
and will be improved in every sense Of
the word New departments viii be
added, and Euegybodgs Magazine will
be read by everybody.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21
Letter to C. r. Lupton Furniture Co.

Gentlemen: There are two sorts Of
furniture. You know both; for you
sell EN- both. One sort looks better
than it is, and the other IS better than
1t looks. There isn't any other sort
The same, two sorts Of paint, no
more: and we make 'em both-we make
tons Of Of stuff that isn't worth its
freight. Belongs 70 the business
you have n.
But this is said. We put into cans,
with our name on, the very beyt paint
there is in the world: Devoe Ready
Paint. 1t is twice as good as lead and
oil; lasts twice as long. And we take
the risk Of it; there isn't any risk.
Yours truly,
y. w. DEyOE & Co.
P. Sour agent in Mexico is Geo.
w. Robertson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

ALL thoSs who are interested Ia max
ing Mexico a 1ilfozd town should feel
like Contributing literally toward the
fund for the new Burllngton-Altou
depot site.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21
Vest WIN Live In 81 Loui.

81. LOUIS, May 16. - Mrs. George
Graham Vest, wife Of Former United
States Sanator Vest, has arrived here
from Washington, d. c., and her
husband Is expected here within a few
days. They will make their home
permanently in st. Louis, after spend
lng the summer at Sweet Springs,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21
Trustees Sale.

whereas Charles A. MCGEE aud his wife.
MARY A. MCGEE. By their deed OF trust, dated
Nay !, iee. and recorded la MORTGAGE book
no. =. page a6. ia the recorder OF deeds once
tor Audrain county. Missouri. conveyed.
LOT four til Of block I've 81 In Lakeuan 4
Barnes Highland Addition TO the CITY OF MeT.
ico, Missouri. as per recorded plat of aid add
uon BOW on Gle in the once OF the Recorder
OF DEEDS within and for Audrain county, Ms
sour, situated In AudFain county. Missouri, %
the undersigned trustee TO secure The nav
ment OF q certain note therein described; and
whereas the annual interest on aid note Is
past que and unpaid and there has been q de-
iauIi "a the faymcn thereof and il Is provided
10 SAID deed OF trust that q failure 10 nav any
interest when due shall render both Interest
and principal due and c~ollectable; iherefoFe
on
Saturday, the S0th Day Of May, 1908,
between the hours Of 0 a, N. and s n m As
ne east door OF the court house ii Merjco
no. SCI said lands to the highest bidder Tor
o~>A NJ b GUTHRIE
ct Tmefaa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

Read carefully ever sord Of tAe following
DR. PRErTYNAN kz eradicate Of he Coz
tsge Of Physicians and SurEeozs New York
CITY. oae q the creates aud hest Medical Col
leSes IN the United STATES Re has had fosr
years q t1tltag IN tie great HOSPITALS OF New
YORK onio and CaicAz0 The Doctor i no
nontHly rAz1 tp GAlatia MzryTl3e. MaysTfle
An1 0t1er 1e7r7rT Missouri cfEes an6 has been
cong 80 for rt1e years ueTer having missed
. visit
BE Treats all Chronic Diseases.
Eve. Ear. Nose. Throat Lungz Heart
stomach Liver, Bowels and Raider. Al dis
positive cures
Working for a Principle, not a Fee.
No pains WI be suared 10 make this lemon
stratIOn complete In each tudividaal caSe Il
the s1cceSs Of tke pnncirfe that inspires tie
e1oTt and Work IN each case. Each case com
petesy cured estahASnesth the prineiple this doe
tor has e { tJ1nE 10 impress thar he ear and
does care chronic diseases Id vii take gen
el1e pride IN making the care and Treatment in
ever case under this free 0Ser IN ever way
as thorough as II the REGULAR fee had beer
charged No natter from what form OF chronic
disease you suffer. consult hin.
A GENUINE O~FFER-Bear IN mind This L 4
genuine o1er, INSURED b right, with the hope
tn2t the many Wh0 need special treatment ~
zyal themselves Of its advantages and nd
tnenselTeso OF the diseases shat have troubled
t1su for years
A. ANaALGlt Hct- NO C1aTEe Tor pro-
fessaonal services The patient required 70
pay notning except the cost OF the treatment
ne UseA IMs app2ies to al who call. 10 mat
yer what the nature of the malady.
MEN Young men middle AGED men. old
nen. s1rerinE from weakness. impaired mem
or Dimes -neryO1SoesS. confusion Of IDEAS.
defecnFe memory and exhaustion should not
let ms opportunity pass as q trial treatment
Em satisfy the most skcpticaI Of his -wonderfuI|
curative powers In these cases No failures
10 over 100 cases treated last year.
Diseases Of Women Treated.
he Doctor carries his portable Instruments
and IS prep1red to examine obscure medical
and s~argieal cases
Consultation and examination FREE and
strictly private.
Correspondence solicited Address
DR. PRETTYMAN,
nm I~fiara Avarua rhtrarA IN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

Hos. W. q. WALLACE Il Bzusas
City. No, is prominently mentioned
By the TINES, o. that city, as a eandi-
date for G0TernBr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

G. ID. FEEEIs. hard at work in his
shirt-sleeVeS is an inspiration t. al q
our people 70 press forward and make
Mexico q citg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

IN spite q Illness Mayor Reed, Of
Kansas City, wires that be hopes -
be able 20 deliver the annual address
Al The closing exercises of the Mexico
High Schnol On ThursdaY nfrhE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY FOLK says
that be viii retry the cases sent hack
from the Supreme Court Just as soon
as possible
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

The amphitheater collapsed during
a bull light at AkgeooraS, spain. and
twelve women and children were
gored TO death by the bulls. FIFTY
Others were injured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

hLuhs, the old reliable dry goods
seore Of Mexico, headquarters in Dres-
Uo,os' trimming Carpets, Curtains
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

MAKE your subscription Tor the
fund 70 buy site for the new Bur-
lington-Alton st2ttJn at once. Don't
wait for the committee b. call on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

IL Mexico Is % become a railroad
center cur peopk mist show a cordial
feeling toward the railroads that touch
the CITY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

N. barre and family left TO-DAY
". slslt 70 friends and relatives in
several weeks. '
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

IT begins % look now as though
Mexico would soon have new rzilruad
into the great northwest right away.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

By contributing toward the pur-
chasing Of the site for the neW Bur-
lington-Alton depot you viii line Up
among those who are anxious 70 have
the railroads all feel kindly towards
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

The Mexico Evening Ledger has
lao extra circulation today. Where
could you ind : better advertising
mediums
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

Good wall tent Iirle, ( foot walls,
for rent or for sale.
dSwlt BurTKRwORTH LAND Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

hlgh-grade G~raniteware. Try a
piece Of solid blue stranskey Enamel
"afe' FERRIS Il CAuTHoES.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. Forrest
and Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Of Clark,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. W..
H. Turner, in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

w. S. Hancock Post No. 20, G.
A. r., will meet IN extra session sat
urday night, May ..
W L. CopxFu Aaft
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

B. z. Middleton is in Chicago with
some nice saddle horses for the special
sale at Dexter Park and viii probably
buy some new rigs for the new livery
stable.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

between the hours OF nine o'elocL 4.
the forenoon and five O'Clock IN Nv y
afternoon Of that day, at the aug .us
front door OF the Court House, in tSs
City OF MEXICO, In Audrain conr Sue
Missouri, sell at public yendue' IN ~
highest bidder, the following desc,SIlS'
ed real estate, viz:
65 acres the east part Of the no,,A
one-half al OF the southeast onarts,
and 20 acres the south one-haif Az
the southeast one-fourth IN of H.
northeast quarter and 20 acres ~
north one-half ~ Of the southeassi
one-fourth III OF the northeast ans,
ter, all I'm Section twenty-seyen b,
and 20 acres the west one-half 1l y
the northwest one-fourth t) Of tSs
southwest quarter Of Section twentv.
six coz all in Township fifty-one E1
Range ten ll0l west OF the 9Th pm
in Audrain County, Missouri, enn.
tanning In all Us acres as per deed n
VIM. Stefiins to James Clacher recon-.
ed in Deed Record Book 46, page IN
ia the Recorders Office OF Audnin
County, Missouri.
Terms of sale, as follows, viz: Cash
in hand. QUINCY JAMES,
tbs Sheriff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21
SHERIFF,S SALE. :

BY virtue and authority oiS
eral alias execution issued
the Office OF the CLERK o.
Circuit Court OF Audrain os.
Missouri, ~returnable at the June
1903, OF said court, and to me dlin
In favor Of d. NJ. Ang~
and against w. II. Beal,
levied upon and seized all the =
title, interest and claim OF rs
W. III. Beal Of, In and 20 the lonp
described real estate, tcNis &
northeast quarter Of sectioe
township 50 range :, west In 49,
county, No, and also l6i aer@
lot I, survey No. 1883, being
south ! OF northwest quarter Sa|
36, township 80, range !; all Iyle
being In the said County OF :
aud State OF Missouri; and / VIII
the 10th Day Of Ju''
A. D., 1908, i
IIt being the 18th day Of the
Court Of said county betNss1
OF nine O'Clock in the istfj
and Eve O'Clock IN the Afternoon
day, at the east front Coufl
door, IN the City OF Mexico 49,
.udrain, aforesaid, sell the sl~
70 much thereof as may be
Il public vendue, tothe highes, ~
cash IN hand Subject 70
liens and Judgements 10 A'N'
execution and costs.
ltds) Sheriff Audraln UNIV
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21
the 18th Day Of Jun
A n 1902

~ being the Eleventh day Of The
cult Court Of said County, oelss|
the hours OF nine O'Clock In the y
noon and five O'Clock in the afteIns
OF that day, at the east 'front.' ~.
House door, 10 the City Of hsl@
County OF Audrain, aforesaid, seli
same, or so much thereof as nal
required, at public veudue,
highest bidder for cash in hand
lect 70 all prior liens and iudgmeAS
TO satisfy said execution and cS&
QUINCY JAMES,
ttds1 Sheriff Audrain County, :
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue and authority OF a sa5
execution for back taxes and COD
sued from the Office OF the Clerk
Circuit Court OF Audrain County Z
souri,, returnable at the June ten
1908, of said court, and to me diraa
In favor Of the State OF MiSSOuh I
the relation and TO the use OF Aid
Harrison, collector OF the reyenW
the County Of Audrain, State Of VI
souri,, and against Martin Schwgs
| have levied upon and seized all ]
right, title, interest and claim Of d
said Martin SchwertZ OF, in and Day
following described real estate, teHl
Lot /, In Block :, Laddis Addition
Mexico, Missouri; all lying and led
In the said County, and State Of VI
souri,; and l will on
Friday, the 18th Day of Jun
A. D. 1903,
Ut being the Eleventh day OF the o.
cult Court Of said County, betwenA
hours Of nine o'clock in the fOFenm
and five O'Clock in the aftenOn
that day, at the east front 0r
House door, in the City Of Mslu
County Of Audrain, aforesaid, sell y
same, or so much thereof as may /
required, at public yendue, 70 d
highest bidder for cash in hand ~
ject to all prior liens and judgmenH
70 satisfy said execution and costs
QUINCY JAMES,
ltds) Sheriff Audrain County y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

Lost, a bay mare mule, cloth halter,
sore shoulders.
JOHN MITCHELL
Wit Benton City, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21
the 18th Day of Jurs
A. D. 8 o
SHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue and authority Of a spat
execution for back taxes and costs !
sued from the office of the Clefi Z
the Circuit Court Of Audrain Count
Missouri, returnable at the June Ten
1908, OF said court, and to me dlres
In favor OF the State Of Missouri J
the relation and to the use Of ana
Harrison, collector OF the reyenu.
the County Of Audrain, state Of As|
souri, and against Celia Baker, hsl
levied upon and seized all the ~
title, interest and claim Of The 81
Celia Baker Of, In and 10 the fOll9sz
described real estate, to-wit; NgY|
half, lot s, Roberts square, MeIs
Missouri; all lying and being 10 J,
said County, and State OF MiSSl
and / will on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

The best and cheapest line q Wash
Goods. Paris Victoria and Persian
Lawns, India Linens Nainsooks and
Dimities, always to be found at
RLuM,S Dry Good Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21
ABE LARIxORK
Has His Right Hand Taken OF in =
Surgical Operation

For s9me time Abe Larimofe. one
OF Audraia's best known farmers and
stock growers has been Suffering frm
a serious trouble in his right bard,
something 10 the nature ~ : cancer
u growth
ON Wednesday May %, local suF-
geons performed ian opeation on Mr..
Larimon, taking "a his right hand
Just above the wrist lie Stocd the
operation all right, ane his many
friends hope that he will necoyer his
health again, and that the removal Of
his hand will free him q his trouble,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21
NOTICE OF
SHERIFF'S SAFE
IN PARTITION.

Hannah Clacber, J. II. Clacher H..
nah Botkjn. Alexander Clacher, da,
X. d. Rodgers, bis curator oy
Clscher, Jacob Cacher, Mayaai.,
Bates Sarah Weithers. MVssie
Stumpf, Jennie Turnbough apS aI y
u. Rodgers, trustee OF the esta,ah
James Clacher, deceased .FSaoesd
In the Circuit Court of Audr,,
County, Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

RY virtue and authority OF a dac,..
and order OF sale made By the az
Court, 10 the above entitled cause s %a
OF a certified copy thereof, dated MaruSS
g, 1908, ! will, on ''n
Friday, the 10th Day of Jun.
A. p, 1903,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21
BE Treats all Chronic Diseases
working for a Principle, not a Fee.

Eve. Ear. Nose Throat Lungz Heart
stomach Liver, Bowels and RAIDER. Al dis
eases 81 women treated By rev method. Quick.
positive cures
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21
FREE! FREE! FREE!

TO iatro51ee hnseH to the SEX sud deruou-
etrzte % tAeU his rev and suecessful wefn-
otsof curnE CHRONIC DISEASES
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21
Colonel Rickeys Cause For Gratitude.

RESPECTFULLY louis,
GEO. W. MARSHALL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-21

P. Sour agent in Mexico is Gee
w. Robertson.
The Seattle Republican., 1903-05-22

Theodore Roosevelt the twentyffth man to hold the high
United States the greatest nation
EARTH and who for brief two hours will be the guest
city tomorrow, is interesting character in
ways than only interesting because of the high
position he holds but because of the sterling qualities
of head and heart that make him preemineny Of
people Unlike who attained to high positions and
renown born reared in the lap of luxury
above the environments that clog many
men, occupies the unique position of being selfmade
man. spite of the handicap of wealth AS young man
he not of robust physique but his school
days find him in the great West battling
the possession of those physical require
essential to support him in the strenuous life he
is living He seems to have been favored child of
the thus he has had but to knock
the position and opportunity after another
opened him Placed beyond the necessity of strug
gle thrift of his forebares and his educa
secured health this he secured
in the West and along with knowledge OF men and
ways of great help to him. At the of
twenty-five elected to the legislative halls of his native
York. which position he held for four years 1880
to 1884 He was an ardent political and
plenty opportunity to exercise his genius and was
successful in aboishng political abuses Passing
career him successfully civil service
commissioner the government president of the police
City, assistant secretary of the
positions attentive vigilant and vgor
performance of the duties imposed and in the effort
to reform the service.
volunteers issued for action against
Spain the interest of oppressed people, his rest
ess aggressive spirit could be content with desk in
Washington though duties had much to with the
directing of the that imminen lieutenant
the Rough Riders made largely of associates
the he planted the flag of his regiment
Juan hill, and thus wrote his among the war
world His military brief brilliant
successful eight months after resgnng assist
secretary the navy having accomplished what he did
the field of battle find him occupying the position
of of the greatest state in the nation Here for two
The Seattle Republican., 1903-05-22

The reception to be given to President Roosevelt by Alaska
citizens city the evening May 49, will be unique
ways and will doubt appeal to the Presidents
appreciatve powers large degree While he cannot visit
Alaska this trip and stand upon soil the Northand yet he
meet in Seattle the gateway of that wonderful
country representative and be entertained by them
Mr. Roosevelt has always stood friend OF Alaska and
will set in motion that which will result
better the people of that country of rare
possibilities Seattle is glad to her gates to Aaskas
representatives with them time President
The Seattle Republican., 1903-05-22
OPENING WASHINGTON
NATURAL WESTERN CENTER FOR TOURISTS AND



TRAVELLERS
Washington, May
President Roosevelt
in Seattle, witt Headq a he Washington
fifty daylight
dining
smoking billiard
situated give beautiful view
dining
The otunda nothing be desired by tourist
men
a
will
Pacific Formerly this city obliged
profit entertaining conventions
Washington"
arrive Seattle for days visit the presidential committee of
The Washington President
gained from the windows
will
North Pacific
the President during his entire Western
The convincing evidence
the Alaskan traffic and
The Washington A.
business His planning
completion just in time entertain President.
L1arbaugh of he
Thousands of tourists
and of The Montana gentleman
locally and has ripe and experience
The Seattle Republican., 1903-05-22

Roosevets stay among Alaska is wonderful country
and it's development and advancement will only increase
the Importance of Seattle hence only mercnary
Seattle would be greatly interested in it's wefare but
that is not ALL it part of country it's ci-
brothers and friends and are
identical.
one or the pretty features of the Presidential reception
will be the naval parade escong him into the bay and of
this not the least attractive will be the thirty white
winged yachts, that will honor butteryike his wake
The Seattle Republican., 1903-05-22
TEDDY RoosE.

TEDDY ROOSE.
When great Mckinley died, Teddy Roose
had never yet been tried Teddy Roose
And feared you'd miss his pace,
In the woodworking race
you than fill his place. Teddy Roose
Both President and right Teddy Roose
You're equal to the fight Teddy Roose-
The fight in countervail
Which develops without fail
For him who's not for sae Teddy Roose.
A perpetual surprise Teddy Roose,
You'll remain foreign eyes, Teddy Roose
For you kick yourself astray
conventions servile sway
When it's in your honest way Teddy Roose.
nobly color blind, Teddy Roose
The friend of all mankind Teddy Roose;
You'd give chance
To expand and advance
Despite birth circumstance Teddy Roose.
felt it descent, Teddy Roose
For you, the President, Teddy Roose
To help unite the knot
Into which the miners got,
you did it to dot Teddy Roose
OF all the honored rest Teddy Roose
Since Lincoln, you're the best, Teddy Roose,
No doubt at all of you;
You're pure gold through THROUGH
For your utterances ring true Teddy Roose.
Your innocence arts, Teddy Roose,
Has captured all our hearts, Teddy Roose,
So by gimini! when
Your term expires, why, then,
Well put you again. Teddy Roose.
William Colby Cooper, Cleves, o.
The Seattle Republican., 1903-05-22

years right justice boodlers rem
be and that politically corrupt state in measure
purified The rapidly changing of events brought
unsolicited undesed the nomination and election
The Seattle Republican., 1903-05-22
Tomorrow the President will be here So

Tomorrow the President will be here,
GO ring bells fire the guns,
And fling the starry banners out,
Shout Roosevelt, till your sping
Give the cradle shout
With the Congregational Congress last week, the plumed
Knights Pyhias this week. and the President and party
tomorrow having quite spell of entertaining
with store clothes company
The Seattle Republican., 1903-05-22
WELCOME. THRICE WELCOME PRESIDENT THEODORE ROOSEVELT

position and the most universally admired and trusted of
any president since George Washington.
Seattle wide her gates and bids thrice welcome to
President Roosevelt her only being that his stay will
be brief
The daily sentinel., 1903-05-26
RICH STRIKE
AT LEADVILLE.

Yesterday was an eventful day for
Leadville. The fact that both the
Coronado and the Penrose. both down
town mines had made strikes of untold
riches, leaked out.
This means more to Leadville than
is apparent ON its face. 1t means a
revival of the old time prosperity in
the down town mines. 1t means the
further development and the further
investment of more capital in the
other down town properties And it
means, above all else, return of the
prosperous days of old Leadville. when
the town was the richest mining
camp in the west All this and more
it means. for Leadville will again
take her place in the front rank of
producing camps. and with the added
impetus she will gain from these un
expected strikes, she will forge way
to the front. News Dispatch.
The daily sentinel., 1903-05-26
A TALENTED
MUSICIAN.

John f. Brainard is in receipt of a
printed program from his daughter in
Chicago, showing that she participat-
ed in select program of music render
ed by the scholars of the Sherwood
Music school. at which she is an at
tendant, stating that she had played
the Concert in f. Minor Op 81
CLarghetto) Chopin. This is most
difficult piece of music and shows that
Miss Gladys is progressing in her
music finely. Mr.. and Mrs. Brain
ard have taken great deal of pride
in their daughters musical education
and she is showing by her progress
that she is appreciating same.
The daily sentinel., 1903-05-26
AUTO ACCIDENTS.

Paris. May 24 Winning the first
stage of the Paris Madrid automobile
race, M. Gabriel arrived at Bordeaux
in hours, l3 minutes. 81 l-5 sec
onds, allowing for slackened speed
in towns.
Six persons were killed and four
fatally injured during the race and
on account of these accidents the
French premier, NJ. Combes. issued
an order forbidding continuation of
the race on French soil. The compe
titors may go at reduced speed to the
Spanish frontier. The authorities
have taken this step owing to the
large number of deaths in the first
stage. from Yer ;ailles to Bordeaux.
The race will be resumed after the
competitors are across the SpanisI
frontier, but it is reported that the
Spanish government has also forbid
den continuance of the race ON Span
ish territory.
The daily sentinel., 1903-05-26

exist between the two great divisions.
To do this, it is apparent that re-
sponsible representative bodies should
arrangement is possible than unioni
zation of the employer and employed,
each division working out its saliva
tion along its own lines and both act
uated by the common purpose of stand
ing by the other? Such a system
would quickly consign strikes, boy
colts and lockouts to the limbo Of a
barbarous past.