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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-02
(spe8iaI.Depeide ber .Sribhue".)
Nese Setbeilisung aa Dem Sn=
ternatioaalem Mettmruen.
ct. 2Ouis, Stabium, Welt=
4usitellungs=@riinoe, l. Sult.

IAIoHHS2-OlultuC1 ls AyulIs
Nuf benz ct. 2ouiier gnbnbOfe ging
es getern IbenO lebbaft su, ba nit ben
berf6iebenen 3iigen Sbeilnebmer an
bem Snternationalen Wettturnen elm
trafen, ueldes beute begann unb mDr=
gen ieinen NbidluB finbet.
9lls erite langten Die beuti9ldnbi=
i9en Burner an, beeriBt bon einem
aus Den 8urnlebrern &inoerbater, 6er=
mann uno Dabib Oiterbelb, GuHap
0anien unb grnit W6rner beifebenoen
Gmpfangs=@Omite, bas bic @Gite aus
nd9ft mad Der ct. 2suis 9urnbalIe
geleitete, no fie bel einem eemiitbli9en
S4oppen nit ibren biefigen @amera=
ben RAID gefannti6aft i6loKen. gon
Der Surnballe aus fuhren Die Serren
mad bem Siibfeite=SDtel, mo- fe tpdb=
renb ibres bieit9en Nufentbaltes als
@6fte BON 0errn Nbolpbus Bui9 tpei=
len tuerben.
149 Burner baben ft9 FIR bas Wett=
turnen angemeloet; babon geb6ren 1873
benz decentralization Surnerbunb
an; aus Seuti9lanh finb IA Surner
eingetrofen.
Snoianapolis 1T bur9 ben @ocialen
Surnberein nit 6 Mann - Mar
@mmeri@, Sarrp grinbler, Wiuarb
S9raber, 9arrb 8irf, Otto Wtuefe,
@ruin Sappersberger unb Wm. Raiier
- unb bur9 ben llnabbdnsigen 3urn=
perein nit l Mann - M. So5. Barn
- bertreten.
9te beutidldnbiI9en Burner baben
an ben Npparaten ausgeaei6nete Set
ftungen geliefert.
nnfere Snoianapoliier Burner pa.
ben ebenfalls gutes geleiifet. 9ie
@oncurrena III cine iebr ftarfe unp our
3eit ldBt fi9 iiber bas 3efultat nod
niats pDrausia9en. Sas prDgramm
umfabte beute llebunsen am Ref,
Barren unb Bferb; lnorsen lit @6nell=
laufen, @etui6ttuerfen u. Weitfprung.
A. B.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-02
Sapaner im Gatapfe NIT Der
&laotboitof=

Sotio, 2. Suli. 8iceabmiral
4amimura i9eint bie rufiif6e 0laois
boftof.GIotte, in Der 91dbe Der Slut
Snieln, i'm fHoli9en gingange gum
iapanii6en Meere abgefangen uno
ange9riffen 81 baben, benn f9mere &a=
nonaben tpurben BON bort aus geb6rt.
9as Reiulat bes aampfss TT ni6t be-
fannt. Die 0labiboitOf Jlotte tpurbe
lebte Na9t in ben Siltibime Wteeres,
itraBen gemelbet. Sie iapanif6e @e=
ianbtf9aft in G6ul bertdtet einer
Rampf 5miiden Der 8laoipoitof Jlotte
unb Der iapanii9en 5lotte nnter 8ice=
Nbmiral Gamimura.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-02
Rletne StaotRa@ri9tea.

Sn SOL &c Der Gsparaturen an
Der 8irginia gbe. laufsn bic StraBen=
babn=@ars, bic na9 benz @ermania
parf fhbren, iiber Die MarpIano Str.
8unhes=5 =5enator Mlbert 8.
geberiO9e bat fi9 geitern in bic Wtlo=
nib BON Matne beseben, tpofelbft er
ettra 6-8 Wo6en subringen tpirb.
8. %. @teuart, Worfber oes
NatiDnal=@ =@pnttes Der probibitioniifen,
bat fi6 mad @hicago begeben, moielbi
er unber3heli6 bas 6auptquartier er=
6ffnen uno nit ber Gampa9ae=Mrbeit
beginnett tpirb.
Nm 4. SuIi 3piI9en 9 unb 10
nbr MOrsens uirb Capt. Wallace So
fer BON benz @9ulbauspIabs Der gam=
pus=@9ule an Der @de Der Sllinpis
unb 81. 5traBe aus feds 2uftbaqons
aufifeigen lafen. gln iebem hieiet
8anOns wiro cine tleine Glasse nit
elmer Summer befeifist iein. 9ieieni.
gen Ginoer, mel6e ibm bic rum=
merirten 5lasgen auriidbringen, t6n=
men ni&t nur ole Glasgen bebalten.
ionoern erbalten au6 nod Elm patriott=
f6es Nnbenfen. Capt. Softer pobni
2030 9foro Capitol Mbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-02
Die uenen 8eamten Der Wtntifz
lebrer=Tereintgnng.

9te NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., tpel9e
in biefer Wo6e in Sort Wapne ta9te,
bat seitern folgenbe geamten erDdblt;
Prdfbent, S. Stabler, gfoblesbille
eefretdr, ). g. Bersan, 2afapette;
S9uBmeilter, 9rtbur 90. Waion, @o=
lumbus: @recutib=@omite, 6amilton
Nusbaum, Marion, 8orfser; SRI. 6.
Gae 9errn, 0lncennes, unb prof. s.
%. Mener, Sort Wapne; Brosramm=
@pnites, %. Mleranber @rneftinoff,
Snbianapolis; 8eorge Sreb 2inoner,
2afabette; 6. gbmarb @o.oo, Gofomo.
Serr Oliber W. pieree bon Snbtana=
polis, tuel6er fit prdfoent nominir
uOroen mar, hatte auf bas enti9ie=
betite ertldrt, baB er bas Nmt ni9t an=
nebmen Diirbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-02
ans Der garoner's Office.

6ranf Saplor. beKen Hamen in 0er=
binbung nit Der Srau Grace WaHon,
Die neuli6 SelbifmDrb be9ing, 9enannt
murhe. mar in ber @oroners Office,
um feline Ausiaaen gu MAIDEN. st be-
fduor, baB er niemals nit berielben
fi6 getrOffen babe unb oaB niemals Elm
ginberftdnbniB biefer Nrt 3tpif6en ib=
men setrOffen lei. Ct faste, baB @ai=
ion, Der @atte Der iungen Grau, ibn
geip6hnli9 3tpeimal in Der Wo6e tele=
pbonif6 aufrief, um berfelben fur i'm
(Wailon) Mittheilungen gu MAIDEN.
Nu9 Die S6meiter uno bic Goufine Der
Grau eriu6ten ibn, 8elep6Dnbotf6af=
ten 5u iiberbringen.
SD ptinfde su ia9en, baB i9 nie=
mails ettpas nit ibr gu tbun bate, unb
fotpeit ibr unb mein 3uiammeniein am
Wontag Na6nittag in getra6t fommt,
gentige 5u miiien, baB i6 bel meiner
Nrbeit mar. Surner ging, mad S9luB
Der @ef9dftsifunoen, nit mir big faft
ans 6aus. Wenn fie mir aueeneiet
NOR, 10 III biefes ni6t meine S6ulb;
i'd muBte nibts babon uno CAB ibr
feline 8eranlaiIung ba3u."
Saplor mar ni6t als 3euge 9elaben,
er CAB feine Iusiaeen freitpiaig.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-02
Teriomal= l=Nott3:m.

6err 9 a I. 0offm mn, be,
pffibtgetreue @orrefponbens Gefret6,
unb Sdngerbrsber beg Snbianapolis
Sieberfrans, feierie am Donnerifaq
Nbenb mad Der probe, in frSbli9e,
Weiie nit ben attiben feinen Al. 8e.
burtsiag. Da 9err 9Dffmann fein
@9uabe 1T, 10 1T INNER nod vSoff.
nun9" bor6anben.
9err Carl Rarfabt 1T aus
8ogota, Colombia, Sfb Mmerifa, tpo=
felbft er bic lebten 81 Sabre anfdffio
aetueien 1T, gum uiatommensn geiude
ieines Obeims, oes befannten 6drber=
meifters 5enrp Rarffabt, bier einge.
troffen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-02
Das sriuaugtse Weipemt braate
einem ebriamen &irser tn
Srubel.

@iferfudt lit eine 2eibeni6oft, bic
NIT @ifer fubt, mas 2eioen ma4t, bas
bat gefern Nbenb Curtis u. Wc@om=
ment an ft6 erfabren unb beBbalb tpirb
er beute benz Boliseiridter feline Nufs
nartung au MAIDEN haben.
Sobn 8. Sames BON 8eaefontaine,
g., mar geffern Nadmittag in Der
Wobnuns No. 1920 81. Suinois Str.
eri9ienen unb battle elm 3immer GEE
mietbet. Mdbreub bic Grau bonn
Saufe bahelbe in Oronung bra6te,
fam Mcgommenten nab 0auie.
Oils iein S6dter9en ibm ersd6lte,
baB Wama oben In einem 3immer nit
einem Sremben tpdre, ,tuaro grimme
gtferiu9t in ieiner tpilben Sruit ent=
fu9t."
Gr er9rtff ieinen &ebolber. rannte
na6 Oben unb feuerte benfelben obne
Weiteres auf ben abnunssloien neuen
ginlosirer ab.
Gum Slid berfeblte bic 9ueel If,
3iel. Ser eiferitidti9e S6ieBbOlr
tpurbe iebo9 unter entipre9euber Nn=
tlage perbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-02
std)erb ettsz8eb0roe.


9ie Si9erbeiisbeb6rbe bat Die BON
6enrp Gaminsfep 9egen bic &abler=
Boli3iften 8. S. Nstin unb Grani
Duncan erbobenen 9lntla9en unter=
fu6t, unb fir unbegriinbet gefunben.
2aminsfep bate bebauptet, baB bie=
felben i'm, als fie ibn berbafteten, In
brutaler WeiIe bebanbelten.
Dor Der Siderbeits= =8eb6rbe folIte
gefferu iiber bic geget1 ben poli5iffen
Dunn erbpbene Nnflage berbanbelt
meroen. Dieielbe uuroe jebo9 nieber=
gefblagen. 1eber ben Sall 1T pOr ei=
ntgen Sagen bert9tet tporben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-02
Nahrthtett aus Snbtana.

0orfeier oes 4. Suli.
St. % pne, 2. Suli. Dur1 bic
grplofion zines 8ombenifofes tpurbe
Der 14-idbri9e 9abib Hpan fbtuer am
Seine berIebt. Nnr cine patrone aur
3eit, iol in bieIe St6de, tueIde bur6
9luffoBen auf bas pFuiter abseI6oi=
fen tperbea, eebraubt tperben, Der
Gnabe i.oo9 ffedts mebrere binein unb
iaete ft9 Die @ifen= unb 9plaIplitter
our6 ben SUB. Der 12.idbrise Sol.
Martin aus berlelben Na9bari9aft
berleBte fi9 beute auf bieielbe Weiie.
gbansptlle 2. Suli. Our9
bic grploiion elmer Spislpiftole i9oB
fb BET 1O.idbriee Sohn BON 0enrp
8eG Die cine 5atb ab.
8ein nabe erfGoffen.
Mtabiion, 2. Suli. Winiam @ar=
btnel, Der 8ruber beg Wtannes, Der
Siaac Mainicott t6btete, pdre tudbrenb
er nit fetner Grau geite,n Mbenb i'm
9auie beim 2ampenli6Ie iid unter-
bielten. fat eri9oi1en tpbrben. 3mei
@dtiife, Die bi6t an ibm bOr6eigingen,
tuurben ourd bas Jenfter auf Jpn ab=
geeeben. gr blies Die 2ampe aus uno
gins binaus, traf iebod ben Sbdter
ni9t mebr an.
9 o d sur re6ten 3eit ge.
rettet.
Mneerion, 2. Suli. Ser 15=
idbrige 6arbise Walter SafFon ber=
tpifeIte fi9 tpdbrenb zines Banonauf=
itieges nit ben geinen in ben berab=
bdn9enben Striden unb tu6re obne
3weifel nit in Die SUIT 9e5Oben. tpenn
ni5t i'm lebten MugenbIife i'm Der
BallonbeIiBer nod ben1erft unb ben
Taui1trm, an Dem Der Sunge bling,
los9erii1en bdtte. 8eim 6erab turae
tpuroe Der Gaa our9 ben 99irm ges
miloert, 10 oaB Der Sunge nit benz
S9reden uno einisen lsi9ten Quetfds
ungen oabon fam.
8incennes 2. Sult. Die
dltefe 3eitung in Snbiana .Sbe We=
fern Gun" feiert ben buxbertfen
Sabrestag ibres 8efebens nit elmer
Subelausgabe. Ste Wummer entbdlt
eine turse @ei9i9te bes gtaatrs Sn=
biana, iotuie aud aublret9e Bilber BON
beroorraeenoen Bttr9ern unb Beamten
Der Stabt 8ineennes, Snb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-02
Smseaoltdjer WeRerbelo.

Ser 17=idbri9e CHARLES Budfot bon
817 @lm StraBe unb Der 14=idbrise
4rtbur 2pnn 9erietben geifern Nbenb
in Streit, in befen Berlauf Der 2eBtere
ieinem Se9ner nit einem Wieher eine
Wunbe imGtiden beibra9te. Dr. 8ernes
tDuroe gerufen u. berbanb bieielbe. sic
iif gum Slid nidt gefdbrlid. Der
iun9e 2pnn tuirb beute bor &i9ter
Stubs unter Der NntIage bes Worb=
an9riffs 3u erf9einen baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-02

&tnber auf ber MELT
aus It ellung. 9as Ranfasz@ez
bdube ouf Der ct. 2ouifer Meltaus@
ftellung entbGlt unter Qlnberem &inz
bereartenzHGume, in benen Weiitter
ibre &inber in @eripabrung geben tDns
nen, tpdbrenb fie Die 9lusiteIlune be-
fihtigen. gu ben HduElen seb0rt Elm
Spiel5imner, in Dem Die &leinen unter
9ufiitbt unb 2eitltng elmer 2e6rerin
fpielen t0nnen. Sm angren5enben
Raume befinbet iidb Elm 9ofpital, in
pelhem 3inoer frei bsbanbelt perben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-02

9enrp G. s ate, fraber in Sn=
bianapolis wobnbaft, farb In Neu
Dorf on Der 2ungenentaiinoung. Die
2etde tpirb nod bier hberftbrt unb
bpm 6aufe Der S6nefer beg 8erfor-
bener. Grau Mnnette Smith, aug bee
erbigt perben. 6err Sate mar bier
BET Der Seielman printing Co., ionie
audi eine geraume 3eit BET Der Sirma
@eo. g. @bare angeffent. Gr Farb
i'm Mlter BON anndbernb so Sabren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-02
9emtider Milttarz8e eta.

Ser beutf9e Militdr= @erein bdlt
beute Mbenb In feinem Wereinslpcale
Ottmar Sellers @lubbaue, 217 Gf
Waibineton Ctr. feline monatlt9e 0er=
fammlung ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-02
9te Saotanapolis Siiobahn
beitemert.

Sie @ountp RebiIions=Beb6rbe bat
eeifern ben Wertb bes in Warion
Gountp befinbli6en @isentbums Der
Snbpls. Stib5abn @eieaf6aft auf
$500, 600 ein9ei6dbt. gs TIT bas erFe
Mal. baB bic Gefellf6aft beiteuert tppr-
ben 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-02
9amen=Seretn oes Dentiden
0anies.

Der Damen 0erein beg Deutiden
6aufes neranitaltet beute Na6mittag
feline monatlide gu6re partie. 9ie
Norbereituneen liegen in ben Sdnben
Der 6rau 6. g. ~Sargent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-02

S6taer=So8e go. 2, s. 8. &C..
Ytcmtc itt @arttttS 0robe,
Sonutag, z. MttgMf. Wat
ttebttss ote 0UeH Wt6t9att
gtraBenbabm= Sat BITS ststt,
HIake.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-02
6erutanto Narf.

3m Gbrett oeS Xtonter=
0etetnS, oet attt SonntA9
iett @aIofeit abb6Its ftnoet
Ronsett nit nerit6tttettt
CtGeHer fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-02

~ Sie bette 5 Sent @igarre IN
Der Staot, Mu6o's n2Ongfelop".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-02

s@- &au9t bic BONANZA.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-06
TOWN LOTS ABDUCTION
AN ALL FREE OUTDOOR NOVELTY
LFFAIR.
WHICH INTERESTS ALL-rHERE
is MONEY IN IT.


The quiet routine OF daily life in
Mexico will be FURNISHED up a little
THURSDAY, Oct. I3, with = latter day
sale Of town lots at auction. inter
mingled with fancy tricks and novel.
ty climaxes, carefully selected from
the circus arena, sell seasoned with
.s~oui-surlng music by q solo band Of
musicians who will open the day with
an hours concert, s TO 8 g. M, on the
public square
Atsa- m. a multitude OF free earri-
ages, in gala trappings, will leave the
square in grand parade for sale
grounds giving to everybody a free
ride to the big sale Col. w. W.
Bishop, the continent-famous auctio-
neer, win open the sale promptly at
$50. The property to be sold is un-
doubtedly the finest resident plots in
or adjoining the city, lying within 2
blocks Of public school, just west Of
the Home for Aged Women, fronting
south on Boulevard, Mexico's most
delightful driveway. Every one Of
the 80 lots lay high, favored by nature
and man, In the consumation OF the
ideal.
The Fftz Simmons Auction Compa-
ny the sale in charges advertising
q unique programme, including bal.
loon ascension and parachute jump
by an expert aeranaut; the Dwyer
family Of aerial acrobats is also a
feature on the programme, worth
miles Of travel to witness. Then the
free lot drawing-giying to everybody
present one chance on a lot to be
given away during the hours Of sale,
and last, but not least, the company
offers $50 dollars cash to any respect
able white couple getting married on
the grounds during the hours OF sale,a
rare chance for some Of our young
people.
The Fitz Simmons people crime well
recommended, having conducted two
very successful sales in Macon, Mo-,
two years ago. We predict a red let-
ter DAY crowd in Mexico Thursday,
Oct..l3
Mexico will be crowded with peo-
pie. Come aud enjoy yourselves
whether you want TO buy or not. 1t
viii pay you to arrange to buy q or
more lots.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-06
s~corTpLEADs GUILTY.
Wife-Slayer Throws Himself on Mercy
OF Court and Is Given q Sentence
of Twenty-seven Years.

Elijah Scott, a negro, who in a fit Of
jealously killed his wife Ia Laddonia,
April is, pleaded guilty, Tuesday TO
murder In second degree and was SEN
fenced to twentY-seven years In the
state ~penitentiary by Judge johnson.
Scott's crime caused much excite
ment at the time IL was committed
and but for bis previous good record II
IS likely That he would have suffered
the extreme penalty.
OTHER COURT NOTES.
F. @. Domnitz VS.. Sophia Domnitz,
evidence heard and decree as prayed.
Helmers, Bettman and Co., VS.. A.
Nagel and Co., plaintiff files motion
for new trial. Plaintiff appears and
voluntarily dismisses the suit.
Branstetter VS.. Carroll, verdict: We
the jury find for the defendant on
plaintiffs cause of action and we the
jury for tine defendant on his counter
claim and assess the amount of bis re-
coyery at S.64.
Glass VS.. Daniel, plaintiff files re-
quest that restraining order abate.
Inflow VS.. Bybee, now on trial.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-06
l v o MARKET.

The receipts on the st. Louis live
stock market Tuesday were made up
of: Cattle, $500; hogs, 1l,oOo; sheep,
400; horses and mules, 800.
Beef and butcher steers sold from
s4.25 to $3.50; butcher heifers from
$40 to s.25: butcher cows from
SLIGO to 50 IS, veal calves from 50 so to
s8.25.
Ho2s-A liberal supply Of hogs was
on sale, the arrivals amounting to
around 1000 head, which Is the
largest number that has been on sale
any day for several weeks, and as a
rule they were pretty good quality, al
though the usual variety Of common
pigs and lights were available.
Conditions were unfavorable to the
sellers, and while they worked hard TO
secure steady prices, were unable to
do {. A few lots OF real good BUTCH
er hogs sold 2i(d5c lower, while pack
ers were straight SC lower, and half
fat lights and pigs on the common or
der we're 6e10c lower. 1t was rather
a slow, draggy market on everything
except the best butcher grades. Pack
ers wanted the hogs, but also wanted
as large a decline as possible. Ship
pers had only a few orders,consequent-
ly cut but a small figure. Little
green pigs were Csc lower than the
close Of last week.
The market continued about like
the opening all day, but the close was
hardly steady with early sales. Most
of the arrivals were sold, only some
common lights and pigs being held
over.
Sheep Receipts light, good fat
mutton sheep and lambs selling
strong, with a $3.50 top for lambs,
with the bulk Of sales above s5. Nut
ton sheep sold at 1885 to s4.15. In
cluded in the list Of sales a string of
los-pound western wethers at s4.lh
that sold late yesterday.
Horses Supply light and plain.
Demand fair for stuff OF class.
Mules Weaker feeling caused by
recent decline In cotton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-06
PHYSICIANS GOOD LUCK.
DR.. Harris Fortunate Experience Of
Special Interest to Many in
Mexico.

The happiest mar In New England
to-day and one who is receiving con-
CALCULATIONS from their friends is DR..
Phillip q. Hart, OF Laconla, N. II.
For years be has suffered with ca
tarrh In Its worst form.
Although be resorted to the latest
scientific treatment, and consulted
many ofhis brother physicians. DIR, Hart
finally said: al might Just as we'll
have thrown the my money 10 therlver
for l grew worse and worse. My wife
and l will swear that Hyomei cured
me OF the worst case Of catarrh that
ever existed. / used to cough con-
SANITY at night, and had a dropping
in the throat, which kept me awake
a great deal. ] raised thick phlegm
and was in a horrible condition. How
ever, i am entirely cured, solely
through the use OF Hyomei."
Woodbridge & Purdy, the local agents
for Hyomei, the famous treatment
which cures catarrh without stomach
dosing. A complete outfit costs but
q, extra bottles, SOC. They sell it
under guarantee to refund the money
II 1t does not give quick relief.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-06
DR.. ]. Z Hutton Dead.

DR.. J. E. Hutton, aged "a years, died
at the home Of his mother, Mrs. Z. ].
Hutton, at 100 O'Clock Friday morn
ing, September 20, of acute congestion
Of the kidneys. having been III but a
short time.
DR.. Hutton Was born in this city in
May, 1870, and with the exception OF
a few years residence In St. Louis,
spent all Of bis life In Mexico. He
was graduated from Barnes Medical
College, and vas a member Of the fac
ulty OF that institution for four or five
years, being demonstration OF anatomy.
He has also done some notable news
paper work.
DIR. Hutton was unmarried and
leaves a mother and two brothers
one living In this city and the other,
Harry b. Hutton, OF Toledo, Ohio.
Deceased was q young man OF
marked ability in the medical pro-
fession and well read. His death is
mourned by a wide circle Of friends.
The funeral services over the re-
mains Of Dr.. j. +. Hutton were con-
Quoted from the home Of his mother,
Mrs. E. j. Hutton, at $50 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon by Rev. A. A. Wal
lace, after which the interment was
made In the city cemetery.
The pail bearers we're: DIR. G. A.
Rothwell, Ross B. Cauthorn, w. W.
Pollock, DR.. Frank Spence, Elon
bearing and DR.. N. r. Rodes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-06

ONCE In . while you hear Of some
body attempting 10 tell bow some one
voted at a primary election. In the
instance to which our attention has
been called the rumor, we are in
formed, Is false. Anyway, who is
giving out information as to how peo-
pie vote at a primary Haven't the
people the right TO vote as they please
at a primary? There are two OF three
Smart Alex" in Mexico who are
liable to get what is coming to them,
If they don't pay more attention to
their own affairs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-06

I6O acres, 81 miles from town, good
7-room 2-story frame dwelling, large
barn and all kinds OF outbuildings,
good orchard; 60 acres in corn, balance
10 meadow and pasture; telephone in
house, On rural route; school and
church quarter mile. Price, $40 per
acre. This is a fine farm.
W. HARDEN RIxEY,
.26S-2t-30-2t Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-06

HoN. HARRY HAYES defeated But
Ter in every contested ward 10 the city
Of ST. Louis This places Mr.. Halves
at the head Of the Democracy Of St.
Louis. Harry is q hustler and a Splen-
did organizer; and 1t will not be his
fault II st. Louis does not give the
Democratic ticket a splendid majority.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-06

IL the daily and weekly LEDGER
viii be found a supplement contain
ing an interesting report Of the Mis-
sour Press Association, which met in
ST. Louis on September q, % and 20;
also the programme and information
regarding Missouri Day on Tuesday,
October II, at the Worlds Fair. The
supplement should prove Of interest
TO all the readers Of the LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-06

IT has been definitely settled that
the Wabash passenger station will be
rebuilt at the old site, but not def
nitely fired yet whether 1t viii be
brick or frame. 1t is generally under
stood 10 railroad circles that the Al
ton will build a brick station at the
jefferson street crossing, to be used
Jointly with the Burlington people.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-06
Fitzgerald-Reith.

% September q Miss Tillie R.
formerly Of Benton City, now d
Louis, was married to Mr.. FItzger
manager Of a big shoe company q
Louis.
The bride is a most acconpH,
young lady, while the groom Is n
nized as a most substantial 70
business men. /
The LEDGER joins other friend
Audrain county in extending Col
congratulations
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-06

MEXICO is not only the horse center
Of Missouri, but the banking center.
The bankers who are the guests Of
Mexico to-day pronounce q city one
the best they have ever visited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-06

HoN. HARRY HAYES made a clean
sweep In st. Louis and nominated a
splendid ticket. The Halves following
in St. Louis win be solid for the De
mocratic ticket from top to bottom.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-06

Don't forget the A. NJ. Trimble
public sale on Tuesday, October IL.
Read the advertisement in both the
daily and weekly LEDGER and then
attend the sale. There will be some
bargains offered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-06

IT would be a big thing for Mexico
10 secure a branch electric line 10 the
Missouri Central. which runs from
Kansas City TO St Louis by way Of
Fulton. This will continue 70 make
Mexico z railroad center.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-06

CONGRESSMAN DEARNoSD deliver
ed a splendid speech to a hne audi
ence at the court house Tuesday
night Mr.. DeArmond is doing some
splendid work for the Democratic
marty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-06
Hoti.s Of Final ssttlsnnt

Notice Is hereby given that anal
the estate Of Lorenx Fegeri decs.n -
made at the Nov. term OF
court OF Andrain county, missouri
Mexico, Missouri, on the second
Nov. 1905. WILLIAM -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-06

Nctics d hereby given that in.l ,s !
ne estate Of Peter burkeyis N -
b made Ct the NOV. term o. ~
Court Of Aadrein county hlssosss -
- MEXICO. hissoafi, 90 ne 1rRETf
In Nov. 1904 MARGAhhf DElsca
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-06

THERE are all kinds Of rumors as to
where the new station or stations viii
be erected. 1t don't make much diff
ference about the location, but what
we want is a new station.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-06

Notice is hereby given that fnal s:,ss :
the estate OF James Vance. decea1 -
made at the November term ol ~
Court OF Audrain county, hissoa.Ssln
At Mexico, Missouri, on the secono
November. 1901. 7. A, rvsvs,k|
1oeWat AdM1N
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-06
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th, u
xesis. Of FINAL ssttlsnni

Notice Is hereby given. that nnal 80
ne estate OF Name. ID. Garter, deoees
made AZ the Nov. term or me tl'e.1
% Audraiu County, Missouri, y
Mexico, Missouri. on the second
Nov. 1904. A. EDMoySI@
y. J.. COIL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-06

Notice is hereby given that tnilIssss
he estate OF Bette Sims, deceas@
made at the Nov. term OF w
Courtof AudrAin co nnty, missouri Nj
81 Mexico, Missouri, on the ee9scT
In Nov, 1904. JOE CoNsI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-10-06

Less than : hundred people, half Of
whom were colored, heard ]. b. Gar
Der, candidate for congress from this
district and J. N. Goodwin, Of st.
Louis, speak al Fulton last Saturday.