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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-10
REVEALS Who'll SALE SYSTEM
OF MERCANTILE MURDER.

Indianapolis That Gang
Killed Six Persons Were
Medical COleges-Te,ls Grewsome Story Which May
to More Arrests--TwO Apparently
Cleared by Confession.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-10
GENERAL MILES SUGGESTS
PLAN FOR WORLDS PEACE.

Partial Disarmament Possible Practicable
Desirable, Soldier Thousand of Popua
ton Not Should BE First for Universal
Peace.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16
Ths Miwininni River.


The Rhine Is less than 900 miles long,
and Dznube less than 1000, says the
Moline JosnsnL The length Of the
hngtst river in India is $50 miles,
and the longest in Asia is 3.83 The
Nile IS A.os2 It affords. however, only
80 miles Of oontinu0usn ayigatio from
its mouth. You may take a steam
bat from the mouth q the MiSsis-
sippi and pass up $3.50 mics from the
gulf-as far as from New YORK across
the Atlantic 70 the Strait q Gfbrzltar,
across the Mediterranean and AEGEAN
sea to asia Minor, and up the
Dardanelles to Constantinople, and
then you viii have TO re-embark and
walk 100 miles if yoa wish to reach the
head waters Of the river. What il
this Father Of Waters, like the Me,
had flowed north instead Of south, and
like the Red river 81 the north had
emptied into tie Arctic ocean instead
Of the gulf Commercially speaking
it would have cut Of this gaeat river
system from tie weird, would have
made the IsthmIan canal useless to
the Mississippi wiley, and would have
spread annual devastation throughout
its course, because the foods q spring
from the southern portion Of the river
would nave poured down upon the
northern while the latter was Sill ice
bound. fitting the basin Of the
Mississippi only a few hundred feet
would have made All this vast
difference
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16
STOCK n Farm NOTES.

H. C. Trelkeld sold Q pigs $50 day
old, for sl25D last week. From
single sou Mr.. Threlked has sold s23'
worth OF pigs in fifteen months. Whs
can put a top on that recordg-Cen
ualia Courier.
George Lee, Of this city, paid a
Hatcher, Of Auxvasse, s210 for a pail
Of horses the first Of the week. HI
also bought seven head Of horses al
the Fulton stock sales on Monday
paying from 50 to cleo per head FOL
them
Audrzin county shippers furnished
the top and next to top cattle on thu
St Louis market, as viii be seen b.
the following from the Lire Stock Re
porter The top cattle in the nativ,
division sere marketed b. E P. John
son, a well-tO-do feeder Of Audrair
county, No, who marketed 5 steer
averaging i453 lbs, at s5S c. House
holder, Of Audrain county, Mo-, wa
on the market recently with a con
Segment Of steers 1857 lbs, which
showed the proper handling and aesh
to sell next to the top price Of the day
at $50.
DR.. ChaS. & Edwin Hume sold Il
Turner MeBain thirty head OF three.
year old steers averaged 1900 at s5.0
per hundred. They were the nlces,
bunch Of cattle that have been fed In
Boone county for some time. Mr.. Nc
Balm viii continue TO feed these cattle
until September and will make them
weigh lsoo pounds before be ships
them to Chicago. Mr.. Green Bledsoe,
manager Of the McBain Ranch came
up yesterday and took them home
with him-Columbia Tdzaae-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16
SOLD SOME MULES
Buchanan & Muir Dispose Of Thirty
Head at Public Sale.


The sale Of thirty head Of mules by
Buchanan s Muir at Leslies livery
barn was a big event Of the stock sales
yesterday. There was q large crowd
present and the bidding was quite
spirited. The mules brought good,
round prices. Following IS the list Of
sales.
One pair 10 Elmer Burt, prlce
sS25.5a one pair TO AL. Hatcher, price
s2s25 co one pair 10 Mack Taylor, price
500; one pair 70 Frank Carter, price
sS0a.H, cue mule TO j. T. Trimble,
price s157.50; o pair 10 Jack Muir,
price s297.5o; one mule 10 w. ii.
Thompson, price sl62a; one mule u
J. 7. Trmble, price $40; q pair q
]. C. Smart, price s2s250; one mule 4
Emmett Boulware, price si2a5Os on'
mule TO J. R. Cleveland, price sl55
one pair to McCracken BnS., Of vii
lIamsburg, price $50 a pony belong
ing TO John Buchanan was sold t.
Herbert Houehins for E34. After
buchanan & Muiris sale Samuel Bush,
Of Dixie. sold one mule to Nike Muir
ray, price 81, and one 70 Herbert
Houchins, price So.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16
GREAT AMOUNT OF LEAD LOST
TEAy-FiTs SAca Exchanged and
70 One Vas Hurt

CARTHAGE. No, Apr. s-TweBty-
Eve shuts we're fired last night In q
running fight between a passe q eIsi-
zeHs q Reeds 4 snail toEn ten miIes
east & This city, and ChaS Bezsey. 4
suepesied r5bber. Recently the gen
erai store q Joh1 Prignore q thai
village was robbed and . large quaint
ify q goods taken. Bezsley vas s1s
pete1 Of the crime. ard Ehen be
made bis a~ppszrzeos IN the tOwn az'
sgeBiHg. plans were aid 70 place hin
in eastody He resisted, giving bat
tie f0r several mlles, and disappearing
10 a heavy thickeE A heavy Ere was
kept up between BeasleY and the PCS
Sc bat owing 70 the darkness no one
as Injured.
4 letter dropped from the suspects
picket during the CHASE, revealed bis
identity. and the carriage be deserted
proved q he a vehicle which "a.
stolen at the tine Of the burglary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16
Poute 81 he short Linz.

The hartinsburg EnkPraE states
that Chief Eagineer A. W. Newton
has said that that the short line d
TIE Alton and Burlington viii run Two
miles noEth II Martios5urgzn and Wells
vile u EM also run south u Md
6Ieton and through Gamma and
BeilefoseT. Regarding this matter
TIE Eafepri& SAYS while this in
formation comes direct. from q relia-
be source the EssYris Is stiii Of the
opinion that The rad will touch Mar
tinsbug and WeiIsTiile. Everything
points b that The management o,
the nes line Is strong oppanent u
the Wabzsh and ~iH not slight any
opportunity % compete herewith,
especially vixen the competing points
are - nearly On the line with The d.
rect route Stiil. opportunities are
s5ne times lost b. > hairs breadth.
and II Martinsburg is anxious for an
other road, 1t IS Fery urgent that her
citizens meet and take some STEPS e
interest the rad IN this pint We
tnink 5000 could Be raised asa bpnW
Let's meet and discus the situsti0n -
4 Weiisviile paper states that Il the
nes rad does not build 20 WellsFnie
that Welisyille vii build cut 10 tie
new rad
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16

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principal irter@sang and hIssr3
sites The grzna ass master pee& a
M&azea AnEsl1 Raphael. L~eaEzrds
TITAN ard T1zMrsIH uheh z1s~z
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xmsa bal6rm x tos Eserrzl GtF.
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hare tkss gn-aes o~sgor1anlsy & visit
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br5e Last WELLESLEY Ehsa SIZE 5e-
care Mrs EnG 0hzries He1derza1
Sne N1Eez white esaz1ine oTsr WhIts
SIX e~lzb0raaely TRAINED with Crn7
lace zFg4 white rst1re hat carried
b3q1eE q PaEpts Hssa tied With
N13et o01qged t1HG TIE welding Wzs
beautiful ia is simplicity There
Nefs us Mails bit fs1r zsbeFx Mss
Bngsn came II HIth her father and
wzs met at tie altar ~ the gr0ol
Or. WIlli1zzson- q ST Lg1i& perform
81 the eerenoay- TIE brides going.
azzy gown visa hTely ailcr-nzde Q.
9zy Scotch Goth LIT and gloves e
match They left Immediately fl
Palestine. Texas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16
I'm YEAns 400 rms wEEk.

TN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK..
Ms Thomas HaErison died al
Auxyasse, Mo.
The residence Of ". J. Berry. ca
YOung Creek. burned
J. P. veirkamp, Of Laddonia, vent
to Guthrie, o. T., 10 practice law.
Pike and Morgan counties both
elected ladiesf for school commissioners.
]. /. Pool, q Audrzin county, father
oH J. X. Pool, editor Of the Ceutraiiz
Coarer. died.
James Sneed and Miss Annie
Henderson, Of northern Audrain, were
married BY Rev. Mr.. jackson.
A movement was on foot to have the
names Of the streets pasted and the
numbers put On all tie houses in
Mexico.
The following parties, an Of Au-
drain, were granted marriage licenses:
Adam Erieaabur and Miss Fredrsek
BunzmP Jno Conghenoar and Miss
Nellie Barney.
W.. II. Barton, a former Mexico
resident died in Albuquerque n. VI.
The body was buried In this city. The
funeral va conducted b. Rev. J. II.
jackson. The pail bearers we're. Jno.
Howell, VIM BlsweIIyn, Wood
Tnmble, G. n. Wales, S. p. Emmons
and D.. F. Shea
MEXICO experienced a severe electri-
cal storm Damage TO the amount Of
|sl.o0 sa done On the Military
Academy here. The following were
some Of those Eho suffered from the
storm: One side Of HaskellS wagon
shop was blown IN. Portion 81 The
roof q James GarFett'z residence was
blown 90. VIM. Cou1H' 'eoce and
outhouss blown away. some q the
shutters On The Coart House we're
bloxn &C. Chicken house and smoke.
house Il VIM. HUI sore destroyed
Nearly a mile d fence zzs blown from
Geo. Norris place. Ills ice house uzs
demolished. Porch Of Capt Di1s
house Nzs blown down.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16
HscuLAEEOUs EYKE1s


There was qaite a SeghEtai Itzle
aanss Al 10 NzieEsHa csab roo1s
Trsazg-
Miss Seils Ossxa ea1r1z2ned IN
Ma lie CoonS q Falaa. Asa We'd
nessay 1fssrnDz. 0Ely tie ogagsns
1Dd zgsats Nere present. The after
|1sou ~ss speui pzyang Ssocx IL
ehzsge LoFs.y Fefrea1zN vsfs
served
Mrs AgEfte Whitnw GsAghifulg
e~ufertsined q feE frheESs Frsiay eTen-
ing. Tbs gsats agre Misses EEe
GRAHAM Ink Nzcg1rs11e Esraaeih
Dgnczn Mar Boniagse and MlldEed
WhIus5. d. and Nx Tl1cheF;
Nesz Frznk Kslso. FrzuE Spence
Resell Ennanss Ralph Buckner.
The tine wzs nxst enNFzbsy spsnf
plsFfng cards. after whssh desleioas
refSehneats we're ssrYA
Mss Esther Norris KS tie grzcio1s
bgstes q ! kgeiE prg Thursday
evening given 10 bon0r d her brythsr
snd bis wlfe Nh. ard Mrs C1zs Nor-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16
EUYs HTEzET N EEwsPAREz
wallace CrrMzsy- EarzEly e Ia
cy Ezs EsZE y0-ZzEZ
a. WEzZ1Eg

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NJ. Nl1Glet1E Is 1re n thg
newspaper mez IL sAs STATE sS1 IA
tesz & esltzr e. Mzzsgzn snE L
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16

An Ezpl is UoW IL Berlin
.seguse5 20 sHiuE Nnz1 CAT be 5gze
with ta4 pszts a haEza fsod, "a
sso3 fE azl and &a Material fer
zloosol Ear 1a1tria sE a f-l
zossazt q hkEFs1 ma rspsu by
C1csEIEs1zrM NEs1n
Oaea g AZ TIE zr LAID 10
German Is p5z1ts1 ln pilates F1r
eEsry laas psFe We plant sA5
arcs Great Bnrzin and Irea1d 81
acres. Fraaz v az,s Gernzn! 10
acres
Tie aG4zais q potatoes raised PER
acre is greater in Germany than elss-
where II h1s aaen increased Is per
.eenf in Reaat yszrS - mza in spec
tzcies mbg aessE foueha be bat in
Fe1izte sal Ess1E
Ooshza 11e potatoes are eaten a.
human foad 80 uzt Germans nuA ear
Ear z1re psztoes than % 0shsg per
plea Prizes are 18E offered fsr The
best spzrzEZ for preparing potatoes
'f1r animal ford
Ds1fzIn ard P0ste starch are
familiar gyeryBhere hi posztc-
'slcoanl EsTsp1eEts in Germany are
Thoroughly apto1sts The Daimler
Motor Co-Ihs ssuas tha1 makes
zGtonlo5aes- built q 5b3rspEel
engine m D potato sEo3sa Is fusi
for the Rzzizn marine 1epzameni. II
sas greatly 2dzife5 b. Emnrg WI
liam
Lighting apparatus fx streets,
.roms and shaFs and mzny forms O.
aleohdhszag stores are interesting.
The advantages are o5TlouS No
sasoke, % smell 10 great exhaustion
% the air, comparative cAszpe4Tne
best lights ara thoss whfeh pass pota-
t0zEhoh0l Fzpor ihTvngn ; mantle
Ike TIE WeAacb
AlcohoI f0r commercial purposes
pays neither tariff ngr tar ii Germz.
NJ. The Central Association for
.Aloobol DistEibaiion sell il at rail-
road stati9as il Germany for from Is to
Il cents 3 gallon "a cheaper fuel
than oil IN this country under the
bene6cent tariff that protects the
Standard Oil Co.'S infant industry
Motor Garage even yachts and
small naval vessels can be driven b.
potzto-aleoh0i engines
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16
SEVERELY BURNED.
Ex-Vice President Injured in Putting
Out Fire at His Home

B-LooMNeToS, Ill, April S.
Former Vice President Adal Steven.
s9n vas seriously burned about the
head, face and hands this sfternooui ia
frying to extlnguish a fire IN the
historical residence On Franklin
square The flames spread TO a close,
hiled with vslable attire, starting
from q flaming gas Jet into which a
curtain was blown By the wind. Mr..
Stevenson. not realizing hoW exten-
Sye the progress d the fire vas. enter.
Cd the room and was all but ever
Wbelmed Sith the flames and retreat
ed Just in tins u avoid very serious
onseqOence As It waA the hzfr az
his head and nustacbe were burned
o. he IS suffering considerable main
tonight and had = very narruw
escape The loss is about sl.0a.
principally 70 the eoatents q the
wzriube
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16

TEKSn WARS AGO THIS WEEK.
d. ". z Blznksnship opened an
.o5oe Al Rzkh Hill.
Ben Wzrf0rd was proprietor Of the
.depot restaurant
$ c. Grove Of New Orleans, opened
= seamless She mandatory in this
city.
AHdrzin had e476 seho0l children.
Her apportionment Of State money.
was sS5T.
C. a. Harrington and Miss 5. Z.
Poor, both Of Audrain we're married
By Squire winscCtt-
Yrs Matilda Hisey died in this city.
Her husband, Jacob Hisey, preceded
her 70 the grave one week.
II. Eigginton, Of this city, received
the medal as the best declaimer in
the Union Literary Society.
The following were the eouncllmen
elect Of LaddoniA: ". E. Rlppey.
C. C. Stevens VIM. Bybee, J. II.
Rslghly and a Z Myers
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16
DESCRIPTIVE AUTHORS

NOS taikztiFe sgt, C2&ss@t1
TIE mEhf seTs BarEzS
Tbs mESt EY. Ee
TIE zst EYefs stem
TIE fastest sEHL
TIE naEa distressed AEea21s
ne nsss aZ1anz TkksL
TsH ssgst tfosaE Brtev.
The mlIest LzE
The gznest Rzrsr8aG
TIE z-zest BuDgzn
TEM coolest WlsteE
TIE gsanteS1 Haggzrd
Tas msss anstnezt2 King
Tfa mlas mzrEaa Tazia
The Egat 6o1b2faL Ha5le
Tie nass Fuzge Hardy
TIE most e5segfVL sEiiaz
Tae mlGt 6oNev, HawthgnE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16
LIES


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ernaag VIII Mis- Eez Lszk5& TAsT
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sEnsF NIX LuFsiE nsFaUx NeE
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Mss E4ns Ferns
Tie We1EGsazF e hE& thaz
EaexZ WITH Mrs J. ". Nzsl1 Il
Ezz X EiEzaazg az Tha& wAz
hz1 wEez wEE NE EsNEzn E21
Ms Ersz A MgrzK Ioe meeting
oerf wak 81 szisA tE Esars Ezrk.
Esz1 Fsar Leg wEl szg5F I1z2Ea A
surF.
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ta1zz1eS zzx nj g Ega6 &lsz pc
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nzss and g-zzx 5szas czaz zss il
a mezzzrs rssg1EzAs 1x 81 Then.
were iEa Ez-s-Es5Z M arr
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znssher y Mr. z D O0E Esxi
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rzwF zpanpxEz1g i-z5eEs mai
avA 1zaznsyzy % Ezs ze2
1, Xzx Hzrlzz Es vg-@ &c z-7
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yoEelT r~sss@Bzez2k wEFs served
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16

Gu FRIDAY nlgat . bargain entered
the hone u z r. Smith. TIE 0A.
merchant zEs tak between go ard
80 fnu bis ts9a&a PICKET Ths
fz-nllg vas MT aware q The Visit
Eza1 Ire Eaynzg va u@S Saturday
naornslG
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16
Is, 20 and 10 Years Ago
This Weak.


TWESTx-FEvE TKAEs Aso ERIs WEEK.
Tha esty 1sIlsct1gs 6ca Was sls, GOO
r1nsls bead 1859 Clerks bod
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The osE csuaeii zzae The folso4inE
.1ppNntzentE street c01niSrasf,
a. J. starr eity engineer. 7. W.
Carter city vesgbeF, Y Hisey; city
zsE. j. Gilliara- president q
.co1BclL W. RoZlock
Tbs following wefe zn1BE the local
advertisers. Mines Clark & NuldnDN,
mlliaerS Ms G. Z Carroll, millinery
ard n0ts0ax Mrs DeJarnett. millin.
cry; Misirsd & GaGgh, lasl0rss D. n.
Evans Igmber, contractor and builder
L Phillip clothier; J. W. Ragsdzle,
harness and saddles; Mrs. Z. A. shot
man. mIliners Jas Pzs2aeth harness
and 23dles; Mrs Gadworth, green.
b0aSe Ut. ThoS Flint dentist; T. b
Turker, 9ftorney-atlzw. DrS Han,
phrsy & Kesto1. physicians anE
aregoS Bragg * Hi1ez, hzrneSs zEe
z6dl& J. P. Cark * Sns real estate
S L Mexican, sewing machines znE
gansmith; z W. Pollard, barber
Sehzflzeh s IIzl, druggists
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16

when Gods and grip are prevalent
the quickest and sarest remedies are
in great demand NJ joseph D.
Williams q McDua, Va, says that
be - cured d a very deep and last
ing attack Of IA grippe b. using
Chambctlains Cough Remedy after
tusng several other prearztion vita
10 effect. For sale b. an druggists
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16

Former Lieuteuznt Gcy Tillmzn,
q South Carolina, who killed Editor
Gonzales, has obtained q continuance
4 his czs until JAY. asserting that
important witnesses sre aiseut
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16
SCHOOL 4 oRsAEKED
Mex Saturday and ReelsessA z Z
Teze< PTszzs-. oFhsE EG
Hs-z Ia JAY.

The AsKku bol Bari ne zn1
organizes SzszBF Morni1z - r.
esscf1nE T. Il jones' Prssssent Sec
FstaT SALES ard TEsaaaTsr Ah8ng
wn 1od OFsT usii 1GsT. Nhea a.
ether esectso1 w5I BE- heA
TIE 0zbsr meugu2 tze n1zzn-
.ka board are j. A. Giz15sz- 2 p
Hagkus 4na r. y. Rogers
These ganthmeu are Conservative
eGa1ass rsen ard vii keep MeHAsy'i
sahycl ~ = ahA past and Presen'
hizh standard = e1zeDes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16

Miss Emma Buckner has returned
from Mexiea Emily, the little daogh-
ter d Mr.. and Mz. Gibh, who has
been dangerously sick, IS much Det-
tsr.-Paris Menurg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16

TbasE la bssz szs 1s1G h to
EnA q sgze t11t @ rad W q
kmIl1 szt ~ LE0GE zE tszz
the-g Is d oEzes& Sc hF 1i
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the zzSe and EE1 VII EzZs
rxzzEzs11zz& UlElzu Is
wa VII be 1s E %u r rs
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16

Mrs Lou Davis, "a Institute Place. Flat o,
Chicago, III, says
August "A. 1901
GFor the good Of otheTs / wish 70 testify 70 the
merits 81 your wonderful medicine, Lydia z Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
Il was certainly in a very bad condition. / suf-
fered terribly with q continual backaehe and head
ache. had pleuisy IN ny right side, b~saringdovn
pains, and those dizzy, sinking OF faintirg spells, was
nervous, pesTish and despondent
u was advised to ty your medicine, and was
greatly surprised at the benefit ] derived from its
use. am noweutirely cured Of these ailments, and
son.
@Ishaii always he pleased to influence suffering
w0meh to Try your Vegetable Compound Il has
done wonders for ne, and ! an very thankful"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16

President Roosevelt ensers GeigE-
stree Para. Naefs DC WfI seaazln IN
iii April q eA@ey st4dyEng uhg
nature q lire varieEs wid znlHzs
fEzs inhzbat tie nrs shils TIE
trails leading into Tie PARK are care
fully g81nda4 - that his Dsditatsn
shall Dot y disturbed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16

Nm J. 9. Laken2n and daughter,
Miss Ruth, and Mrs. Rufus Hisey sre
home from . pleasant visit in Saa
Antonio, Teas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16

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n1sz q xze ersc2tEra oasrs ~ "a.
EAnzs L~1sEasss a. AZ @&ek 11
~ Welsh
Nz & Sszese aE , hseg 50
|oksxk EzEE Eezsau faT Mr. =1s
Mrs EA NsrrsA e sx Frz-1sEz,
Tna ess guests wesE Ms NzrT Veg
ia Misses Ek2kSr Nsras ar1 L11l
Esasa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16

HearT Van BrInL wh0 designed the
Eeetricity building zt the Chicago
Worlds Pair, IL dead.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16

Mis- Myrtle Howe, Of Fulton, is the
guest Of her aunt Mrs. c. G. Him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16

Valuable Oh and 4sphitun discover
les have been made in Vernon and
Barton oQunticS. Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16
TIE NEW RAILROAD
caztzsctz Being Let hsr the Work
Prospect 6ood far Mexico 10
HaFs 8 Division

The BuriinEtaa Railroad Company
has let the c0ntract sor ties and rails
far the short tine from Mexico 70 St
Louis ly way g Old Monroe. This
VII give Mexso0 3 rad to St Louis
oniy 81 mikes TIE Darlington and
Alton Efl use the Alton AID Buriing-
b1n lines together. Il would not sur
prise any enc Il the two roads are
merged into one
Csntrzcts for construction are being
let By Nj NeKtes. Sho is well-known
in Mexico, and IS i hustler. The first
thirty miles cut * Mexico will Be the
arst contract made, and ground
should be broken shortly. This
promises 10 make Mexico quitea rail
rad eenter. and We believe cur little
city has a bright future before IL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16

nam NcEE
table Com
pound. ] agA
now enjoying
better health
MznIeTerdid
i seemed 70
me that ] hzd
10 strength St
al I could
hardly drag
about / was
nminamoTeE
Il began to
feel bitter
after taxing
tie hEst dose,
and am now
ike q new
woman. /
know that If
Odlersuhenlg
women wUu
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-16

zoe and Vic BzTth are arranging to
have oneof The lest lighted stores in
the State.