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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-12
MITCHELL APPEAL DISMISSED
End Of Case Against Late Senator
From Creuovl. ~ q

From Oregon.
Washington. Dec. II. on motion Q,
former Senator Thurston Chief Jus.
tice Fuller, on behalf Of the supreme
court Of the United States. has direct
ed the issuance Of an order dismissing
the appeal OF the late Senator Nit
chell In the case against him. The
proceeding was brief. Senator Thur.
ston announced the death Of the Ore.
4 gon senator and moved the dismissal
( OF the case. In directing the order
the chief Justice merely remarked
that this course was usual In Grim.
! hal cases. s.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-12
Presbyterian Bazaar.

TeSpy1eridnb azaar.
The annual bazaar and chicken pie
supper Of the Presbyt erian society
win be held In the Atheneum Thurs
day. December IA. The sale tables,
with nsnnberless fancy and useful ar
ticles, will be ready at / p. N. The
dining room will be open at $50 p.
mi at which time the following menu
will be served:
S Chicken Pie Cold Ham
Mashed Potatoes Cabbage Salad
Celery Cranberry Jelly Pickles
Rolls Assorted Cake
Coffee Stuffed Dates n
supper, IS cents.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-12

Read the Tribune for Stats News.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-12
Who Hypnotized Hint

Who Hypnotized Him7
Charlie Gurley sends the. following
clipping from the Washington Post OF
last Saturday VI
Hans AaTsta,d, q Norwegian, forty
two years old, called at the White
House yesterday to have President
Roosevelt remove a hypnotic spell
which he says has been cast. over
him by Representatives Of the Federal
government In North Dakota Aarstad
was taken into custody on suspicion
of being Insane. and was turned over
to Sanitary Officer Frank for an ex-
animation The prisoner says he halls
from Htllsboro, Trail county, N. d,
and claims that the offbodals there
cons pired to get his money from him"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-12

The Current Events club meets
with Mrs. T. R. Mockier tomorrow at
2::3O p. m.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-12

The Women will meet tonight in
the K. F. hall on Fourth street In
stead OF Odd Fellows' hall. s.5s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-26
Futnre Of Fat Cattle.


Assurance is expressed In trade cir.
circles that the immediate future Of
the fat cattle market will be not less
satisfactory than at present. August
witnessed an appreciation OF about 90
cents per cwt, in finished beef values
and so far most of it has been retain
ed. That fed cattle are comparative
ley scarce Is obvious otherwise the
strong weight steer would not have
sold during the summer season at a
premium over light and handyweight
stufr.
Feed lots contain cattle for which
owners confidently expect seven cents
a pound on the Christmas market. TIC
reach that attitude a further advance
OF half a dollar a hundred is necessary
and 1t does not seem improbable,
That such cattle pay the feeder Is,
however, extremely doubtful; In fact
an inexperienced feeder could moi
make them without a heavy loss. A
load Of finished steers that went over
the scales at the Chicago stock yards
last week at $3.50 per cwt. did pay the
feeder more than 20 cents a bushel
for his corn.
Making the beef that fetches top
prices is largely a habit. 1t requires
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-26
SELECT iced CORN NOW.
Missouri Farmers Can Incaeasc Value
Of Yield $9.000,000.


Recent experiments by the Missouri
agricultural college show that, II the
farmers Of the State will give proper
attention to the selection Of seed corn
this fall the value Of next years yield
Of corn 10 Missouri will be increased
90, 200, 900.
The principal thing these experi-
ments show, which farmers have here
tofore overlooked, is that 1t is just as
important to select the stalk from
which the seed ear comes as ii is TO
select the ear itself, and hence, the
mistake OF thinking that the best
seed corn can be selected from the
Icrib where there are no means OF
telling on what kind OF stalk an ear
was produced. or course, the best
time to select seed, in accordance with
these suggestions, Is in the fall while
the corn is being husked in the field.
The ears should be sound, well ma
tured, with deep straight kernels,
loosely set; the stalks, Of medium
height, strong and vigorous. Extreme
ly tall stalks usually produce long
loose ears that are desirable. After
the seed is collected 1t should be stored
In a dry, airy place to prevent II from
sprouting or losing vitality.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-26
Mcv Bessie Masiey

To be such a successful wife, 10 re
tain the love and admiration OF hel
husband. TO inspire him to make thu
most of himself. should be q womnnt
constant study.
If q woman finds that her enerrie,
are tagging, that she gets easily tired
dark shadows appear under her eyes
she has backaehe, headaches, bearing
down pains, nervousness. whites irreg
ularities or the blues, she should star
At n to build up her system by ,
tonic with specific powers. such n
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound.
Following we publish by request
letter from = young wife:
near Mrs. Pinkham. Z
"Evcr since my child was born I have sat
fered, IS lhopefew women ever have, with IN
~iamnnation, female weakness, hearingdowr
pains, backache and wretchad headaches, j
affected my stomach so / could not enjoy nv
meals, and half my time was spent n bed.
"IYdiAE Finkhams Vegetables Cumpoupg
made me a well woman, and / feel 50 grateful
that / am glad TO write and tell YOU Of mi
marvs20us recovery. IL brought me health
new life and vitaiify.r-M& Bessie Ainsley
Gil South 10th Street Tacoma, Wash
What Lydia f. Pinkhamss vegetabl,
Compound did for Mrs, Ainsley 1t vii
do for every sick and ailinE woman.
If You have symptoms you don't IN
derstand write to Mrs Pinkham, o
Lynn, Mass. Her advice Is free ans
always helpful
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-26
swEARs OUT WARRANT.


Frank ArmIstead. OF near aPossum
Walk" west Of this city. has caused
the arrest Of his brother-in-law and
neighbor, Bob Greenwood, charging
him with disturbing the peace and
threatening his life.
Greenwich a arrested Friday on
a warrant sworn out by Armistead,
but vas released on bond to appeal
TOR trial Monday morning at II
O'Clock before 'Sqire Z. n. Bass.
II is ALLEGED that Greenwood armed
himself with a shot gun THURSDAY
night and went TO Armistead's home
where he waited for the latter 70 ap
pear outside Of the house
The twomen have been engaged In
altercations and troubles OF violent
natures recently, from which this legaI
action has sprung.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-26
FOLK RIDES PIFTY
NILES ON ENGINE
Governor Makes Midnight Trip
to Jefferson City to Hear
Murderer's Appeal.

JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-, 0st %
Gov. Folk arrived at jefferson City
this morning about 6. a. m.
He came by the way OF the Chicago
& Alton to Mexico. He arrived al
that place at midnight. There are no
night trains on the 50-mile branch
that runs from Mexico TO Jefferson
City, but by previous arrangement az
engine was placed at the Governors
disposal. He mounted the cab after
leaving the mainline train, and just
as the dawn was breaking he arrived
at the State Capital.
The night was extremely stormy and
disagreeable and on account OF the re-
cent floods the run was slow. The
Governors Garage met him at the
terminus OF the road across the river.
The reason demanding the Governors
presence 10 Jefferson City TO day was
the hearing OF the appeal OF Edgar
Bailey OF Kansas city for commuta-
tion OF sentence.
1t Is learned that the Governor
committed Baileys sentence.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-26
New Book Adds to Professors Reputa.
ton.


CHICAGO, Oct. 10 The appearance
this week Of Professor Hugo Meyers
book on Government Regulation OF
Railway Rates. has aroused much
public interest, especially among Mr..
Meyers associates at the University
Of Chicago, where he has been Assist
ant Professor Of Political Economy
since January last. The general
opinion among those who have read or
are reading the book is that no other
man in the country is SO well equipped
to handle the dinicult subject of rail.
road rates, owing TO profound study
both In America and Germany. His
book is generally spoken OF as sure to
become the principal authority when
ever traffic matters are in question.
The conclusions reached In it are that
the effect Of correcting existing abuses
by giving the rate making power TO
Interstate Commerce Commission
would entail results more injurious TO
our commerce than the defects Of the
present system. Nor is Mr.. Meyers
dramatic appearance before the Senate
Committee on Interstate Commerce
last May, when the Esch-T Townsend
rate bill was under consideration, vet
forgotten. Within five minutes from
the time he began his testimony be
had the wearled committee listening
with intense interest TO one Of the
cleyerest and most impressive state
ments eve presented before such a
body. He owed this success to the
fact that he had studied the railroad
problem In Germany and was perfectly
familiar with all that was known
about IL in every country OF the world,
besides possessing an exhaustive know
ledge OF transportation as 1T Is conduct |
ed In the United States. The Profess
sor isa Harvard man; attended the
Harvard Graduate School for four
years; has been an instructor in the
and In 1903 was one OF the
commissioners appointed by Governor
Bates Of Massachusetts to report up.
on the ACCESSIBILITY OF amending the
OF that state concerning the
right OF eminent domain as exercised
by cities In making public improve.
nents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-26
spUREs 50 REWARD
FOR RICHES.
Cincinnati Man Whose Son Found
a $4,000 Package Says More
Money Is Due.

CINCINNATI, Oct, ia reward Of
IS for the return OF a package OF certi-
fed checks, notes and other CONNER
cial ppers, supposed to be worth $780,
600, was spurned to-day by Casper
Schelei, a we'll known business man,
who acted in behalf Of his 15-gear-old
son, Raymond, the finder OF the pack
age. Mr.. Schlei said II the papers
we're valuable the reward should be
more than s.. This sum was offered
by John Peterson, Of Brandon, Mimi,
who claimed the papers, but did not
clear up the mystery surrounding their
discovery 10 a suburb Of this city.
They were said to have been lost in
| Virginia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-26


Correspondence OF the Ledger.
COTTONWOOD STRINGS Oct 20
IFabs Dill, writing from Hotel Wayeriy
out west. among other good things"
writes the LEDGER thuslg: The
guests at the Waveiy have been laid
lupr with something like ''tired feel-
ling'' since the great Street Fair but
all are much improved, their feet are
about well and the colcr has disappear
ed from their noses, and We are with
them. This sporting life is close up
toawfnl.
1t is claimed that Mr.. Bob. Hooton
was the most uprto-date man at the
carnival. he was much sought for,
especially 50 with the fair sex He
wore q large chrysanthemum at his
throat and took the dear girls into all
the shows.
II is to be regretted that Meredith
Armstead could not attend the earni-
val. He was tc busy gathering his
lcrop Of pumpkins.
Barry Hooton was upfrom Vandaiia
and enjoyed the carnival. Barry
always has 4 good time.
The hickory nut season Is on and
the LEDoRR printers will soon take
to the woods We hope they will have
better luck than their last outing
when several OF them became "about
half sick.v
Frank Peck, who has been out west
has returned home. Frank says there
is no place IKE grand old Audrain.
Clyde Owing who has been ILLS bet
ter.
Ned Powell aud Fred Peck sold sew
eral pairs Of their geese and guineas at
the Street lair, n pair each went TO
South Africa,
Ii has been cold rainy stuff this
week and the boys have been sitting
close up TO the dre-but not shooting
craps; but cracking nuts and "chewing
the rag"
Since our absence from Mexico we
suppose that a great many Of the
knockers and kickers have left town
or else passed to The great divide
.lAndtsHat the city is looking more like
London and Cottonwood Springs
every day. We are thinking Of visit
ing Mexico soon and giving the glad
hand to old friends and helping push
a good thing along.
We hear that Mr. Bratton, who
frequently visits here, is soon to wed
a handsome Mexico girl. Particulars
later.
Much praise and comment was
passed on the handsome decorations
prepared BY DR.. Marks at his place Of
business during last week. 1t was
gorgeous and grand.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-26
A Talk with @. D. Ferris.

Work! Work. We are freezi6g fol
work. Bring on your tin and sheet
iron work OF all kinds. Roofing ant
CUTTERS repaired, also all kinds OF tin
ware, heating and cook stoves way
low down. Iyou are building a new
house and wanta No. | good job you
will save big money by letting me bid
on IL. / have an oyerstock OF three.
inch galvanized iron cutters which |
will sell at two cents a foot, one hall
the cost. They are Ia ten foot pieces
and L viii solder them TO tic any length
OF porches or small roofs and furnish
strips TO put them up with no extra
charge. Fifty feet would come TO 81.
This price will hold good as long as
the cutters last. All other sizes sold
and put up anywhere In the county
cheaper than lever known before.
Valley tin and tin shingles on hand
low down Chain pumps cheaper
than ever. Ihave seventy-fiye sheet
iADA AaCatiuk otoFCo ali siLco Sifkuhl
damaged in making but warranted to
give satisfaction. Take one home
and try tiff you like it. pay for it,
price 1 70 50. They are dirt cheap.
Now listen, If you have coal buckets
that need new bottoms bring them TO
me any time this month and / will
put new ones in free of charge. Now
don't drop dead mean Just what /
say. 1 want to get acquainted with
all the farmers so offer these induce
ments and the wise ones will take adj
vantage OF 1t.
At the present time | am located in
the building occupied by G. L. Ferris,
where he keeps his large supplies Of
plumbing goods, such as bath tubs,
sinks, basins, closet outfits, etc.
Give me a call. West side of the
square 2s-tf G. ID. FERRIS,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-26
Standing by the Governor,


No Democrat should forget that
Governor Folk is the only Democrat
elected last year to state Office, and
that on his administration OF the Office
OF governor the party must stand or
fall In the next election. The condi-
tion is.unusual,a and the better political
minds Of all factions are unanimous
In the opinion that the wisest course
for the party TO pursue is to give the
governor cordial and loyal support. 1t
would be a fatuous policy to create
dissension within the party over Folks
administration, for the party must 10
into the next campaign prepared to
sustain or repudlate him. If II sus-
taine him 1t can appeal to the voters
Of the state for confidence In the party
because he has compelled enforcement
Of the laws, while II 1t repudiates him
1t must also repudlate law-enforce-
ment.
This is not taking the position that
Folk must be supported simply be.
cause he is a Democratic Governor.
Oh. mol His Office does make him
per Sc a party autocrat. II ne had de-
scended to the grade OF petty boss"
II he had been untrue 10 his oath OF
Office, II he had betrayed his party's
trust by administering his Office for
the qualification OF selfish purposes, it
would be the party s duty 10 itself and
20 the public that has confidence in It
to ~repudiate him at the first opp0rtun-
ity, for men are partisans OF principle
IN this day. The Democratic party
will be strong henceforth just as its
principles are strong and just as Il
shows faithfulness In FULFILLING its
promises. IL is not sufficient that the
party shall retain its name-it must
stand for something. The Democratic
party In Missouri stands for complI-
with the letter and spirit OF the
law. That is an advantage that is In
Among other things it
means victory next year. Is there,
then, any Democrat who would re-
linquish ii by repGdIatlng Folk, or
jeopardize It by giving him a grudg-
Ing support?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-26
Old Fashioned Fair.

ACHtfAAAA 0VAfttFs
Fulton wants an old fashion fail
next year and Mexico has enough o
Carnivals. Why wouldn't IL be I
good idea for Boone, Galloway, Aud.
rain, Monroe and Ran~dolph--the five
btst counties down on the map-tc
form a September Pumkin Fair Cir
cult and have the same dates each
year for al indefinite period. Say
Moberly give her pumpkin show the
first week Ia September. Paris, sec.
ond; Centralla, third; Mexico fourth
and Fulton, fifth. Fine either Asso.
citation $1,000 that turns their meet
ing into a horse race. Have the same
rules and conditions TO govern in each
and make the programs largely similar
throughout. Such a circuit would
bring out more fine horses, cattle,
hogs, sheep and agricultural products
than ever seen In Missouri before and
would attract State wide attention.
IL would pay in every way-in dollars
ADD cents and In advertisement Of this
the best country the sun shines on.
What say you, neihgbors? Are you
willing to join us in a Pumpkin Cir
cuftS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-26
A. H. T. A.
To Meet in Carthage, No. Oct 4
l906-Al Old Officers Unani-
mously Reelected.

The oath annual convention OF thI
Missouri Division Of the Anti-Horsi
Thief Association, which was In ses
sion here Wednesday afternoon am
night, has adjourned to meet at Car
thage Missouri on October 4, 1906.
without exception all Of the old OF
ticers were unanimously reelected t
serve another term.
They are:
William Weaver, Of Carl Junction
Mo, Grand Worthy President.
Ben Steeples, ofGranger, Mo, Crane
Worthy Viee.P President.
J. A. Farley, OF S~prIngdale, Ark,
Grand Worthy Secretary and Treas.
urer.
w. b. Flowers, Of Nebo, Mo-, Crane
Worthy Marshall.
w. B. Parker, Of spurgeon, Mo.
Grand Worthy National Vice Presi
dent.
The business OF the convention wa
closed by holding a special session
wednesday night, after which the del
egates left for their homes.
Their short stay in Mexico was en-,
joyed by the citizens and from all re
ports the convention was a pleasant
and profitable one.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-26
Galloway County Protests

The -kingdom OF Galloway has
risen Ia arms against the action OF the
Fulton CITY Council in tearing away
the hitchlng racks for horseS-and
mnles-ahout the courthouse square
The county Is arrayed against the
city In an impending legal contest and
the farmers from the country around
about rnay carry their resentment 70
the extent Of moving the county seat
10 New bloomfield or B~arkerssllie
One, who would suppose that the
cost OF the hitching rack is the only
consideration, would be greatly mis-
taken. II Is probable, indeed. that
the posts and stalls were worth ut
least SIS, and one who has heard some
OF the arguments for Tow taxes ia Mis-.
souri, would have some warrent In be-
lieving that . whole county would re
bel at the abandonment of property
representing about one cent Of every
$50, 900 worth Of wealth in the king
dom. But that feature Of the case.
though probably weight, 81 Nd
means the chief
II a deslre fsF s6cietarian reforma.
Iu9nS 10 invade the slowgoing
metropolis OF Galloway county; II the
aspirations Of Missouri forn tangled
ideas OF prugtess and external show
are 70 usurp the ancient privileges OF
lis oldest lnhabitants-and that In SC
conservative a place as Fulton-then
the old timers want to know 1t
Around the hitching rack they take
their stand aud say, may, nayl A
thousand times nayln The time To
assert the old traditions OF Muzz0orah
has come. The Kingdom Of Galloway
is not to be outdone by the neighbor-
ing county Of Audrain. where an asso-
citation for Death TO Automobiles
has been formed. The old guard must
stand together
In the episode Of the Fulton hitch
ing rack there is embodied much that
is going on in the state. In greater OF
less degree the things our fathers did
are not good enough for the sons.
This perilous doctrine, reversing
much of the good old Missouri fash
lon, has already enforced a stock Law
in most Of our inland cities When II
lays its tyrannous hands upon our
hitchhg racks well may the sturdy
men OF Galloway protest. Kansas
City star.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-26
Mrs. Cassie Chadwick's Jewels Bring

CLEVELAND, Oct, l9.-The Snug
Igled Jewels Of Mrs. Cassie I. Chadwick,
which the government seized. were
sold at auction at forced sale to-day
In the Office Of United States Marshal
Chandler. They brought 50, i5i. The
bidders carried away good bargains
The lot was appraised by Collector
Of Customs Leach at $4,000. Most Of
the bidders and buyers were dealers
in this city, New York and Chicago
The largest price paid was se65 for a
solitaire diamond ring appraised at
$500. This was bought by Frank A.
AFTER, Cleveland, a Standard OIL mag
| nate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-26
Rev Hart 10 MARRY

Rev. Madison A. Hart; pastor Of the
Fulton Christian church, viii be mar.
ried In Lexington, Ky, next Tuesday
TO Miss Barker, formerly OF the fac
ulty Of William Woods College. The
wedding will occur at the home Of
Miss Anna Cot, who was also a mem
Der OF the William Woods faculty dur
ing the time Miss Barker was connect
ed with the school. The ceremony viii
be said by Rev. James W. Hagin, a
college friend OF Reverend Hart.-Ful.
ton Gazette.
Rev. Hart is well known in this city,
where he assisted Rev. A. W. Koken.
doifer 10 a protracted meeting not long
since.
His many friends In Mexico extend
congratulations and best wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-26
FULTON SUFFERS FROM RAIN
Bridges Swept Away by Rushing
Waters and Much Damage
Done.

FUTON Mo-, Oct, 1.-THE rain
fall last night was a record breaker,
According TO the government guage
there was 5 inches from the beginning
Of the rain Tuesday evening up to ! a.
m. Wednesday. Streets were flooded
and swept clean. Greeks and branches
became roaring torrents, Early We'd
nesday morning reports began to come
in telling OF bridges and cuIverts dam
aged and other pranks OF the flood.
A big tree on the Stlnson in the
west part Of town, went into the creek
and the top was carried down against
the Gerhardt foot bridge below the
jail, lwrecking the bridge almost COM
pletely. Small bridges leading TO the
coal banks west Of town, were carried
away.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-26
Fearing Mormons, Town Would Join
Kansas City.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, October 10
Fear OF Mormon domination has led TO
a movement for the annexation Of H.
dependence to Kansas City. OF the
10000 people in the town, shown by
the last census, 1t is estimated that
not fewer than 1000 are of the Mormon
faith. Their numbers are increasing
rapidly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-26
Could Not be BETTER.

The Uniform success OF Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
has won for 1t a wide reputation and
many people throughout the country
will agree with Mr.. Chas. W. Mattl'
son, OF Milford, Va, who says III
works like magic, and is the best pre-
paration l know Of. 1t couldn't be
any better" He bad a serious attack
of dysentery and was advised to try a
bottle OF this remedy, which be did,
with the result that immediate RELIEF
was obtained. For sale by Buckner &
whitney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-26
Duck Students at Laxr.nos

APPLETON, Wis, Oct 17.-Thret
freshmen and sophomore were thrown
into the Fox River tonight in a elias
rush at Lawrence University, R
Rockingham, Of Barabo, Earl L, Hale
OF Madison, L. Brigham, OF Eau
Claire and Paul Swain, OF Crane
Rapids.
Five other sophomores were locked
ia the basement OF the Observatory
and nearly stripped Of their clothing
The efreshies'' were the victims o.
the contest.