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Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18
Taken with Cramps,

VIM. Kirmse, a member Of the
bridge gang working near Littlepori
was taken suddenly Ill Thurdsy night
with cramps and-a kind of cholera.
His case was so severe that he had to
have the members Of the crew wait
upon him and Mr.. Clifford was called
and consulted. He told them he had a
medicine In the form of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy
that he thought would help him out
and accordingly several doses we're
administered with the result that
the fellow was able to be around next
day. The incident speaks quite high
ly Of Mr.. Gifford's medicines.-Elka-
DER Iowa, Argus. This remedy never
fails. Keep it in your home, il may
save life. For sale by Buckner s
Whitney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

The remains Of B. F. Dobyns who
died In this city, were inferred in the
Mexico cemetery.
Rev. W. B. Taylor, Of Mexico, con
Quoted a protracted meeting at Wash
ington school house, south OF Mexico
DR.. Landon Rodes bought residence
property on West Monroe street
Samuel Hook one Audrain's best
farmers was I'll.
st. Clair, son Of S. P. EmmonS Of
Mexico, was sick OF fever.
John r. Smith, father of Johnny
Smith, OF Audrain county, died at bis
home in Temple, Texas.
Rev. j. r. Boatman, of Frankfort,
KY, visited 10 Mexico. He had charge
Of a church near Frankfort
Born, to Ed Dahlem and wife, Of
Audrain county, a son.
Robt. Mckinney, formerly q partner
Of W. H. Wallace in the livery busi-
ness In Mexico, died In Kansas City.
Joseph Heller, who lived near Nc
Creole, Mo, was killed by bis team
running Of and kicking him.
Marcus Wills died at his home in
East Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18
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xAsthH 5suEs1 IN Biza1R P1Krs
szhgz naasr LIZ nazas &C purs whisky
q Il PAT Kzu1zzzs raass gadE the
n1zae a sniskET
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IL the Kzrt1nz Kul1x Cz-ktizz
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rhs clegnzns e this weeksk Enian Sig
RAJ xhleh vi apFzzr e3=o1F. Tbs
Is the 2rgz oEsszl Expression the paba1e
hzE IND firm I'M Ts2perz1n CElans
and c1zzsng as Il a1e4 trzEz . woman
EaeREf u1os Frss3szf q the nz-
ti1azi hpzy and eaitn941-nnif a the
Uz1an SxzzL nse acaa 4rExnst nzy
he 1sksn az rsEssssn1zng 15s EinA1k
= ne entire s1ciefE-
singing he dqxssau sss nyk
al the de1Estaaz nzsx have i'm
pressed th1aghzfzL snseHaEsnz people
as acrflsge 70 zF fkse least TIE
the hzx aof PIT eaEe wbsa 6odS
hezEang can be knv1ks6 upan tie
szluol
TIE haderM the white rshbpners
sbsn rosx GO tse1presstbe stansMtbs
ln5sn with regard to the preAzieh e.
farf 70 improve szlou1 conditions and
70 hzFsa nlg pzrs haaars sved orer
the bar.
Sos saEs ttat tie fact fzzai only Two
wazsa7 we're present ~ the ppsnAng e
fne bzrr5o1 s0ui1 seen % intirsts
that LIE estAbslshzse1t &C Earh a place
Ezs not = ez2ss fg zzlVsrzA Hjsac-
Ina.
And the wnrst pols1n fond 10 arp
Dqnor, soc k1yk ia ahpohl iHslf,
and Ike any Ct8er p0as0noas ernE The
pzrer Sc hs ths bess q IL Is nszdsd 70
pr1a1ce q deadly elect We shz2l
1ght Blshop Potter and ~ ssaeze
bscsnss, n It is szooesk It VIII spresd
70 other cities We ara opposed %
znF attempt 10 make lBaa1r selling re-
sSsetabse7
Mrs EteEenR Congratulated tie
Episcopal church On TIE fact that
nzzny Of their leaders have dlsoyunfe-
nznced Bishop PDfters act and ca
eudz her article BY chasing tbe
attempt asa passing fDcidenG that
vii SOFA be counted in with other
vain attempts % make lSquo< selling
bring forth g1od results
MrE SasznnzhM D Fry, Of EWES
vie III. who Is e0rrezpGDding secre-
fzry Of the union Is Likewise Etr1g 10
her Tiess q the Bishops present
action.
@Ith true she sid, that the
saloon supplies many wants that are
not Otherwise provided for ID this
coEnfu- To The zboreE EoFkiDg in
the streets it Is the only place be can
90 70 queDch his thirst and IN winter
il Is the only place where be can get
warm But this is the fault Of cur
cities There should be Substitutes
established 10 supply these wants But
the worst way 10 the w0zldtc gOsbout
it is the method that Bishop Potter
had adopted For the people vbo are
used 70 drinking. the saloon viii be
The zane al other szioons, vhlle for
those wbo have not been accustomed
70 IL il viii serve asa schod q temp
i2ti0n The pr0nOunciog u 4 beDe-
diciioo IN such = pace wUuid be ride
ul0Rs, II IL sere Dot sacrileeer
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18
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One Anal 59tte q i5s TsE& Eno-
6er E&lE guzt DlssgvsV cuus 81
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

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zzH Ezrze zz rsE Vegetables CED-
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saliva
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

ME "a H4Re8us u B@l0 surae. Pa.
EnA Ms caESg I'D ne had C00-
sEmpl9a and bDibiag Coao 5 cone
fof xs VA given % y die The
oGe u a free trail kH1lsUf DE Kings
Ees Discover fs consanptfD, IL
cBoeo ne . ~ h Result we're start
ling. ! su so4 % The rad " recovery
AID ose al y DR.. Kings New Dis
eygev. IL surely ezve8 ny life" This
great ears hguzFzntse1 f0F any throat
ana lung oissass b. Woodbridge q
Pur1y. DruggistS Price sc 4 a0.
Ira BoE1la free
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18
Clsndenin.Doslinr

Charles c. Clendenin, late of this
city, and Miss Amanda Doeling, Of
Pennington, Ia, were married at the
Presbyterian church by Rev. A. A.
wallace at 9 O'Clock Wednesday
evening and left soon afterward for
their future home in Hannibal, where
the groom is opening a billiard par.
Tor.
The groom is a sOn Of Mr.. and Mrs.
i. J. Clendenin, Of this city, and has
many friends. The bride is a most
estlmahle young woman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Bog Z Gable, VIA lives seven miles
southwest q Mexico reports that
zb8ut Oos-hsif d an inch q rain fen
IN his part q The eaaay Fridsy even
ing Tbe farmers in that part q The
c91nty are more encouraged.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

'FOr several years ny wife wzstroub
led with what physicians called sick
headache o. a veFY severe character.
She ooct0red with several eminent
physician and At q great expense, oniy
10 grOs worse until she was unable
% DO any kind Of work Aboat q year
10 she began tzkfnx Chamsrlstnss
Stomach and Liver TabseBand today
weighs more than she ever did before
and is real well" says Gen. Z Wright
Of New London. Eew York. For sale
By Buckner & Whitney
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Mrs. Van Roberts and three child.
rem while en- route from MaryviIle,
Mo-, to their new home In Washing.
ton City, d. C., were the guests Of
Miss May Head Thursday. Mr.. Roberts
was formerly editor OF the Mexico
Tribune, but isnov in the government
printing house at the National
Capitol.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

A NAryFliie high sebOoi graduate
uzs nzrr8e5 a fen Gags 40 and one u
Der CLASSMATES sr0N ~ he seeding
signing ne coninbgtion . the usEE
paper Kapps Omega A number 4
persons are sad 70 have stopped The
editor 90 Ne streets The following dsF
b. Isa8irs wbezs be ggt ne nes 50
ciety reporter
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

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ma&zEueclz fsr vzznz = 1A= Hs-z=rerz
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has se=n n me oVe< snEtT rs-z sid fhz
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lzx be rEzzzAde1 10 nv q nrfzEeu1e.
gr Ae hsn< AMs3herhzn3~ fssc-
rsE zEs1FzE1 xzs1lx5n1 c. azxz1A e.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

a zHwEnE r1uh hzK nesr UzEHnszsa nE
sszez M Eexie8k sHzA rr4rHn
Tne xrsf Mserinx snk 1AstS win kEz1
.Efne LazSrpe AaHmE faxTE-zs-1srn
LsrElx Mss Aazn& eufsrzzineS Eaoz
Ip-esarz dElEhEnlF zrEe Es-Es :
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lie Ms Eszhel Ez3agck T1s1se shz,
zrr rsensea e nR eznb zzE KEzb
TN Lzsurge A11m EezDgr Fk1EEx
Aanrm : CA4zuk zE.Hke TEzhEEz
LISTED 0sauk HzzinR C-zesack 1nhal
czdasrk Bu1h Ln1aaA gnlsa EEr1E
EzrEer Ann McCzurE EEih Car
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

PLEAsAST Bib Mo- Aug 1.-The
bosy u 3 nan baoiF deo8npossd- was
found u Al dc ~shanooDed well near
Sfrzsa~rg sjT niies east 81 this city.
yesterday. There "a nothing On the
body 70 identity IL Woods On the skull
Indicated thztg be Hzzn had been killed.
Win a khafqnn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18
CT Of c@ I.ih

yOPLIss No. Aug-Il-walterw0d-
ard. a farmer nesr Powell, il 10 jan 81
PinEiile a. the result q . peculiar
charge preferred By bis neigbb0Z Be
cause bis neigbboE' eOss broke into
BIS feld be cut q the.r tzilE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Those wishing to investigate Osteo
pathT viii ind DR.. Traughber at bis
once Tuesdays, Thursdays Saturday
and Sundays. Examinations are free
A lady in attendance Once across
he street east Of the pUst Office. Office
houn ! a. m to S p. m. Special hours
By appointment Telephone 355.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

81 LoUTs, Aug H0-Tbs bodF q 8
A. RlgE sdipoT u the Girard Anchor,
q Gir1rd. N uzs found f0ztlng 70
Lafayette park lake yesterday. Is i
said be bad BEEN very despoodent re-
eeuty snd TIE case l. beiieyed 70 Re
noe u kuIclde
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

J, Z. Reinger, former president Of a
Kansas City lumber company bearing
bis name, was arrested In South Ha-
ven, Mich, on the charge Of embez.
cling $4,000 belonging to the com.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

IsEa No Aw r. 1870 Il bsTs
5s9M fW geGzs 4 aEEes fsG k3Deg
E1e &soaE Eyg1sA nxEe Ha@ AZ
Esza1ssa fs1st ! e131 al ass Ez1 a.
Ds&1 gives 90 Alge - FeAsf UUTM
Nrss1 4 LEEas Nua1sgs BzslK SrgE5
DAssgEevs sGea caFsa III
o. O sMuE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Miss Mary Houston, of the salisbury
mo- Spectator, Is the guest Of her
father, DR.. Houston. She will visit
Chicago before her return home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

IND nothing better for / yer de-
rangement and constipation than
Chameerlain's Stomach and Liver
TaoletS.-L +. ANDREWS, Des Moipes
Iowa For sale ty Buckner & Whit.
ney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18
Is. % and 10 Years Ago
This Week.


wurr.FrvE rEAHs AGO THIS WEEK.
~ wcree was robbsd Of sos 10
,,,sr m between 800 and roo IN
rs.ex xhsle attending . circus IN this
cts.
- to-. :, Paris NO. was 10
100 .,tb 4 view Of starting =
pottery giant here
w,m SAL. Iaxbesd was visiting in
vIrylr,.
,rars n. n M~acfarlane was erecting
-ns~e-,e re.,dsnoe On East Love
-, n Leg A Co, q 81
Louis, sere The z~rchitects'
Exams. building ~contFactsf' 4 =
Dunhar. psinser Fred kosenpeffy'
plssisrsrs Chzk BAN, UTICA 1sN'
sMN
Mr.. Campbell, fat1ef-in-iaN Z.
house mover jones N@
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

TWENTY YKAEs AGO THIS WEEK.
The Mexico Comet Band was under
the leadership OF Prof. Wertz-
Sinclair wilbur died at bis home
near Mzrtinsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. West celebrated
their golden wedding in this city.
Died-In St Louis, Mrs. liza Law
renee. She was q relative Of the Nc
Keans, Of this city.
Elder Higbee, Of Kentucky, was
elected pastor Of the Christian Church,
Of Mexico.
Mrs. N. L. Anthony. Of Rush Hid,
III
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Nj C1nriz c Clsa6ersn q rhis
.cEg. ans Ms Amanda Zs<aug. q
Farzalnrts1 Ia Esss married az The
Puzaytsrkn cnuzrA n EhE cry
Az.n sAe rsreEsnE NJ ans NHEen-
deuin Ast fr Hnnnssai shsTs Mr.
Elsnamlir sig angzxs in baEine@
Mx lanse1 Dudley. ssz ~ z n
Dudisg. q AEzrnasE ans MA& 01z
VIE mE91H05s auzz wxn knswz
herr Ee-s married a. Ihe Axz3sf
hume Wsazesaks AuEnR 2HEn y z e.
Il J. GsrRsne Alter 1Ag persnu1E
NJ. szsa Mrs. DBafisE rsus t. xhA
cry nas xsrk given Ezurt 61nz;
by MHLT Nsoae Ehe grsnrA SIS
Nr. EzsE WHICH EasF iE11xE1U q
s1s s8uik
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Is T. n0H belieFed that tie bo6ies q
ssEerzi victims q The E5en. C5lo-.
wreck were Lost IL the qIieksao5
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

ass RasE hsnnHEys wHa
EzuEz @sPEtEsE ans esscB-
fiRn a LexinEtE ky., tzAs
kVw se IVES 0rA 81 EtEzw
f~zElEzmzana mf WEzK B fAg
ss a Ly1aE Rnkaams Fegs
fztE Cxzpunz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

ER n z Woodward, well known
in Nsxieo, and who Is 81 At the Uni
veFsity Hospital 10 Kansas City, is
reported better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

During S. d butcher 5 two months
work as pastor Of the First church Of
Onzhz. Ssb4 sboat : persons have
been ADDED 70 the congregation from
various sources On last Sunday an
Offering for local VIA was taken
accounting % more than s22N. The
largest amount given By any ooe
person vas sI0o.-Christian REange-
list Rev. Mr. DatebeF vas formerly
pastor q The MeKicO Christlan church
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18
TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.

Mrs. N. L. Anthony, Of Rush Hill
was very sick. y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

There were 5,zf2 members Of the
A. o. Q. W. order In the State Of
Missouri
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Married-At Litflebg church 81
Rev. Mr.. Shackleford, Henri French
and Mn W. N. Campbell, both Of
Audrain County.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

W. T. ScholL Of yandaiias vas
rrapteda dram SHOP license for sI5
fort monthx
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

A shooting scrzpe took place 10 Ae'
leo betxseu John Carter and We
HING. Carter was arrested.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Mr.. onpbeHl. faiber-in-iaw q
.bOuse mover jones' was rpfhsd O
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Mrs. r. T. ThrOckmort0n LOST u
MEXICO 4 poeketbook containing 81
IN money and . check for 80
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

Nm D. p. Brsnstetter, aged .
years died in this city Of etnsump-
ton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-18

The remains Of B. F. Dobyns who
died in this city, were inferred in the
Mexico cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-22
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Covert Jackets at Abbotts.

Covert jackets at Abbott's.
n W. Dutton went to Bethel today.
Hosiery benefit at yanghan's Saturday.
Choice line 81 garden ana fower seeds
at Einslle's.
Mrs. c. r. Kent Of Mortified was in the
city yesterday.
A bargain IN waists at SOC each at
Perry's Oh Saturday.
Charles Knapp is clerking in Badger &
MeLean's shoe store.
d. A. Prindle Is confined to the house
today with hard cold.
Have you seen those s. 50 oak ehifoniers
at 3. w Hooker q Co's2
Mrs. Charles Campbell of Webster
street is quite sick with erysipelas.
You want pair of those emblem sus-
penders ut MeWhorter's. See window.
ten pay you to read the Fits Saturday
special advertisement II you want a new
waist
90. has secured 'the Bailey Moving
Picture Co and Illustrated songs for April
&c, at the opera house.
The advance sale Of tickets to date for
the Whitney recital, April 26, has been
much larger than expected. A full house
seems assured.
The Bailey Moving Picture Co, is con-
sidered one Of the finest on the road, will
appear at the opera house Tuesday even
ing, April 26. under the auspices of Co. L.
Gllbertson's orchestra al the Pavilion
Saturday hight, Fifty cents per couple,
ladies free. Get your number At the door
when you 60 in. and see who win be the
lucky one.
The committee Of the Boys club and
superintendent extend their thanks and
appreciation to MIR. Roberts and the La
dies Guild OF the Episcopal church for
postponing their entertainment and hope
that Oh April rs they may have as good
success with theirs as the Boys club had
last evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-22
Wash Goods.

Some ume ago we expected Wash
Goods weather We are still confident
that it viii come and come within a few
days. Are you posted as to where you
can find the largest line Of Wash Goods
place where quality compared with
prices seems to be righu Let's see what
we have to offer.
For ladies' costumes and children
dresses Ginghams were never better.
Lancaster Ginghams for 7c Raglan
Ginghams, good II r-zc values. for Zoe.
One lot Of a. r. G. Ginghams for Toe.
Toile du Nord Ginghams for II l-2c.
Dimities wash better than Percales.
Trimmed with lace, have the appearance
Of zyc goods. Dotted Swisses at the
same price.
Mercerized Waislings. These arc in
short cuts. We're they in large pieces
would sell for 4zc. These sell for 25c.l
Grecian yoiles are the new cloths in
all colors for lSc.
Wolfe de sprite. This is The last style
Of Wolfe on the market The price IS
25c All eolors.
Wash Goods for the making Of shirt
waist suits in almost an endless variety
Of new weaYes. Ask to see Paris Suit
ings, Gun Metals and Champagnes for
these shirt waist suits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-22

To 81 00with Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint
It weighs 3 to s ounces more TO the pint than
others, wears longer, and gives gloss
equal to new work. Sold by Reynolds &
son.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-22
Ladies Collars and Ties.

Our scissors have just cut the cords on
several boxes Of new ideas in Neckwear.
Ladies' Wash Stock Ties, as good as
our last so-eent ones. These at 25c each.
Stock Collars with large bow tie, hem
stitched ends, in an assortment Of colors,
for only 25c each
Mouslin de Sole Stock Ties in white.
These are new and beauties. Price SOC
each.
More expensive novelties from 75e up
70 Sl,50 each.
Cape Collars, made very new, for
Misses. They are made Of Valencienne
bands and edges, will launder perfectly and
should outsell the older styles. Prices
SOC, Use and Sl.OO. Small lots. Not
enough SO that everyone can have one.
Ladies Linen Collars that viii look
Ike the same Collar after laundering for
he each.
If you prefer 10 make Collars Ike above.
we can show Won materials for same.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-22
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

FOR sALE-One good livery horse seven
wears old also four top buggies, four open
wagons one bike carriage one surray. ten sins
ness. one speed cart and twenty robes and
blankets. Apply to G. II. Ras mond at City
Hotel s3tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-22
Suit Department.

This IS the lNeliest part d our store.
We have sold three Suits 70 every one IF
last season. There is a reason for IBIS.
Let US remark thar j, is not al the new
store. It's the Suits themselves thar speak.
It's necessary 10 have what people want
before a customer can be made. Lei IS
speak 10 you Of lew special things IN ouF
Suit Department
FlRST--Iiyou are a young lady wear
ing short skirts and would Ike all the style
found in long skirt Suits, Won can find
here good assortment They are our
best sellers. Lots Of these Suits 20 out
Of town where dealers, even in large stores.
DO not keep them. Prices, 5000.
SD. so, $500, Sl6.5O $500 and
$1,000.
SECOND--covert Cloth Court jack.
cts for young ladies, to be worn on the
street with dark skirts, are very smart.
THIRD Ask 10 sce 4 very sven
manish Covert Cloth 3o-inch Loose
Back Jacket The quality Is for best
trade. The price is $500.
FOURTH-Letis see about those
Children's silk Goats. Here we can
please you and at the same time help you
save a dollar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-22
a. ?. ABBoTT CO P ABBoTT CO. "A. ?. ABBoTT co.
1The Daylight Store y
Better Dressed Ladies

looking Whether material
making have the latest novelties here Nothing old Everything practically
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-22
Specials for Saturday, April I'D
Another Bargain in Ladies' Shirt Waists at 89c
Each, Reduced from SIPS.

had been for the weather, would have had pay for these
Waists Here opportunity buy Waist greatly reduced
fifty Ladies' Shirt Waists made fancy material both
white and o all and bought especially for Spring and Summer trade
Made doubeted shield 'front.' trimmed with pearl buttons graduated plat
back and with stock collar and fancy tab An good value Stag Your
choice any Of these Waists Saturday for only SOC each
Stock Collars for nc Each Reduced from 25C.We offer ys
line Of Stock Collars (about fifty alb al shapes and os These all sold
each To give good bargain you have choice Sat
mday for only 17c each
PERRY g. CAMP,
ii and rs Main Street, Barre, Vermont
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-12-29
EACH shot TO KILL.
Terrible Result Of Family Feud In
Lincoln County, W. Va.
STRAY BULLET HIT A YOUNG GIRL
Because He Had Been Warned Away
from william Adkins Home, Ira
Lucas Wanted to shoot at
Everybody I'm Sight.

Huntington, Va, Dec. 27.-Lucius
and Ira Lucas, brothers, were killed
and Octave Adkins and his cousin
Miss Adkins, were wounded, the former
fatally, in a battle between the Lucas
brothers on one side and young Adj
kins and his uncle, William Adkins,
on the other at the latter's home near
Midkin, Lincoln county. Lucien and
Ira Lucas had attened church at Mid
kif and on their way, in company
with Mrs. Martha Williams, the party
stopped at the home of William Adj
kins, Ira Lucas being In love with the
daughter of Adkins.
Adkins had frequently warned Lucas
about visiting his home. This so en-
ragged young Ira Lucas. that he pulled
his revolver and fired into the door
way, the supposition being that he in
tended to kill the father Of the girl.
Lucas bullets went wild however, and
one Of them penetrated the body OF his
sweetheart, Miss Adkins, and she fell
in the hallway seriously but not fatally
injured. Mr.. Adkins had by this time
his revolver in action and Lucien, the
eldest Lucas boy, Joined in the shoot
ing, which became battle to the
death. Both Lucien and Ira Lucas
were killed outright and Octave Adj
kins was mortally wounded. William
Adkins was uninjured. but there were
several bullet holes in his clothins !. !,