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Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
THE A JURY's REPORT.

The report of the Grand Jury which
is to be found in condensed form in
the news columns of the Weekly LED
GER depicts a bad state Of affairs which
exist at the county's benevolent in
stitution. That these conditions pre-
vail In a county that is out Of debt is
deplorable to the extreme. IL now re-
mains for the County Court TO take
such action as 1t feels the RECON-
mendations Of the Grand Jury NAV
warrent. All fairminded tax layers
viii heartily indorse a proposition to
provide for a suitable and convenient
home for our unfortunates The LED
GER bias always commended that the
dependant poor Of Audrain County
were not adequately cared for in a
manner commensurate with the
financial condition OF the county
treasury and has advocated that a
home be provided for our un~fortunates
that would be a credit To this, one Of
the first counties 10 Missouri. or the
advisability OF building a new modern
county jail, that too should receive the
consideration OF our County Court.
The LEDGER further agrees with this
report in reference TO needed improve
ments at the Court House. All in all,
the report Is Of the advanced ideas Of
the men of to-day and will be remem-
bered long. a the awakening Of New
Audrain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
ALTON-BURLING0N GET
CONTINENTAL MAIL.
Solid Mail Train Will Pass Over Cut
Off and Alton Track From st,
Louis to Kansas City.

1t is rumored In railroad circles that
the continental mail contract has been
awarded the Chicago & Alton and
will be operated from st. Louis TO
Kansas City over the cutoff from st.
Louis to this city and from here to
Kansas City over the main line of the
Alton, service to begin Sunday.
This will be a train Of from four to
eight mai! cars, leaving st. Louis al
about 3 O'Clock in the morning and
will pass through Mexico at about 9
O'Clock in the morning, giving US the
early st. Louis papers before breakfast.
The contract for this mail is award
ed to the road having the less mileage
between important points, and, with
the present traffic arrangements OF
the Burlington and Alton, this
the shortest line between st. Louis
and Kansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26


IL. G. TURNER, editor Of the Wells
vile Record, is being Endorsed by bis
friends for a position under Governor
Folk. To a LEDGER representative,
Friday, Mr.. Turner said be was will
ing TO consider any position be might
be rendered by the present administra-
tion. Yet, be will not be a personal
applicant for any political reward. Mr..
Turner is glad to state that his bust
ness in connection with the Record is
such that he has but little idle time,
and 1t would be necessary, that a job
offered him would have to be OF a.
monetary nature that the Record edi-
tor could afford to devote his time
other than that which is necessary for
the prosperity Of his paper. MIR.
Turner is well suited with Wellsyille,
and unless a position is rendered him
that is well suited to his prospects, it
is not probable that he will forsake
his new home,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
Old Railroad Employee.

In point Of continuous service, John
Knoth. Of ROodhouse, a brakeman on
the Mexico-R oodhouse local under
Conductor Steve Sharritt, is without
doubt the Oldest employe on the Alton
and possibly the Oldest active brake.
mar In the country. Knoth first en-.
tered the service OF the Alton in 1868,
running on a local between Alton and
Jacksonville, Ill. After the western
division was built from Louisiana to
this city, Knoth ran between here and
Roodhouse making this city bis home.
At this time Mexico was the western
terminus OF the Alton. While he is
among the Atoms most
trusted employees, Mr.. Knoth has
never advanced higher in the service
than rear-brakeman, merely from the
fact that bis education was neglected
younger days, consequently he is
unable to fill a position higher than
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
Clark Secures County Mail Service
for Audrain,

Olafk Oecures county q oefVlCt
for Audrain.
Congressman Clark has asked the
Post Office Department to supply Au.
drain with what is known as County
Service in the matter Of free rural
mail delivery. The Department has
agreed to do SO and will send a skilled
inspector who will lay out a system Of
rural routes covering the whole county
and designed to reach the largest
possible number Of the inhabitants
with daily mail delivery. The COM
pleteness Of the service depends large
ly on the topography of the country.
Some farmers may not be able to have
their mail boxes nearer than a quarter
or half mile 10 the mail route, but
wen this will be an improvement
over. their present necessity Of making
a trip to the post Office every time they
want to inquire for mail. At all
events, there will be many more citl-
zens supplied with daily mail delivery
than under the present system. 1t is
probable that the present routes will
be re-arranged so IS to give a more
compact service, then additional
routes will be laid out to cover the
territory remaining.
This will cause a much larger
amount Of mail to be sent to Mexico
as the post office In this city will be
made the central distributing point.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
FOUND"
Odd Notice in Prominent Southern
Paper Of Interest to Mexico Resi-
dents.

One Of the best known newspapers
in the South is the 'Guide," OF Dunn,
N. C. It's publisher, J. P, Pittman,
sends us the following clipping with
request TO publish:
Foundry the editor OF the
Guide, a bottle OF Hyonei, the won
6erful treatment that cures catarrh
without stomach dosing. We can
speak In highest praises OF its remark
able power to cure and relieve ca
tarrh Of the head and throat. This
mention is made not as an adver-
tisemen, but In the interest OF those
who suffer the torture of that terri
bic disease, catarrh."
In sending The clipping Mr.. Pit
man wrote the following letter:
IL enclose a little piece from my
paper, issued to-day. You will see
from this that l desire to push the
selling OF Hyomei as far as possible.
/ am using 1t in my own family, and
find that it gives the desired relief,
so that | take pleasure In spreading
far and near the knowledge Of this
sure relief for catarrh."
Woodbridge & Purdy, in preparation
for the catarrhal troubles OF this sea-
son Of the year, have ordered q large
stock Of Hyomei, and sell 1t under
guarantee to refund the money II 1t
dees not relieve. The complete out
ft costs but sl, and extra bottles can
be obtained for SO cents. Ask them
to show you the strong guarantee I'M
der which they sell 1t. This remark
able remedy medicatos the air you
breathe, soothing and healing the
mucous membrane OF the air passages
and making a complete cure Of the
worst case Of catarrh
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
HARDIN COLLEGE MISS
Receives Valuable Allotment of Land
in the Territory.

The st. Louis Republic says: Miss
Leila Carey, a granddaughter OF Chief
Jonneycake, is a balf-blood Delaware
Indian. Her uncle, j. e, Campbell,
who is educating her, is one of the
best known men in The Territory, She
is a handsome young woman, well
educated and an accomplished musi-
clan. She will be graduated this
spring from Hardin Colleges lat Mexico,
Mo-, in which Institution she has been
a student for four years.
Leila Carey's allotment OF 100 acres
is in the Alluwe field. This week an
oil well producing twenty barrels per
day was brought In on her land. In
mediately a contract was made for
thirty wells on the Carey lease.
In each OF these thirty wells pro-
duces twenty barrels Of oil per day, the
daily production will be 600 barrels.
Alluwe oil averages so cents per bar
rel. The daily income will be $3.50.
or this amount Leila Carey will re-
ceive 10 per cent, or s4s per day-no
small income from 100 acres OF land
that six months ago would not have
brought % per acre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
Union Literary Society Notes.


The Union Literary Society OF the
Mexico High School met Saturday Of.
ternoon, Jan. 81. After the minutes
of the preceding meeting we're read
and approved a special programme was
out composed Ct the following duties;
Selection by the NJ. II. s. orchestra.
First half of the society paper, Miss
Trix Turley, editress.
Selection by orchestra.
Second part OF paper, Miss Rosalie
Hamilton, editress.
The following officers we're elected
to serve for the coming quarter:
Mr.. Rolla Bolts, pres.
Mr.. Holmes, vice pres.
Miss T~hrelkeld, sec'y.
Miss Turley, cor sec'y.
Miss Willard, treas.
Miss Allen, first critic.
Miss Kennen, second critic.
Miss Day, sergeant.
Mr.. Clemens, librarian.
Mr.. Norris, asst librarian.
Miss Hanley, attorney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
W, W. Wilson Dead.

W. W. Wilson, Of Moline, died Tues
day afternoon at / O'Clock Of cancer
He had been III for some time. Th,
deceased was 81 years old and had re
sided In this county for oyer 30 years.
His wife and 0 children survive. The
funeral was held Wednesday after,
noon at Sunrise church by Rev. A. W,
Kokendoffer. Mr.. Wilson was well
known and the LEDGER joins a host Of
friends In Offering consolation TO the
bereaved family. He was a brother.
in-law Of W. II. KEENAN, and ex- Gov.
@. II. Hardin.
In the early twenties he came to
Boone county, Mo-, and was the first
merchant in the city Of Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26

You can rent a steel box IN our Safe
Deposit vault for 25c a month, less
than one cent a day. 1t will hold
your papers and other valuables, keep
ing them secure from fire and thieves.
You carry the key and have access to
the box any time during banking
hours. Call and see these at the
NORTH MISSOURI TRUST co.
North side Of public square, Mexico,
Missouri. w1td3
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
HIS GIRL TnLn HIM

The other day Professor f. B. Nun.
ford, Of the Missouri Agriculture Col
lege distributed slips among bis shorl
course students and asked them %
write briefly their reasons for coming
to the college. Editors, teachers and
parents received the credit from most
OF them but one fellow, wishing to be-
stow honor where honor is due, wrote
this reply: II got it from going with
a country girl. She told me l ought. ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
WINTER EATING
RUINS sT0MACHs.
Now Is the Time You Need Mic.
na," Says Woodbridge & Purdy.

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
Rex MeDonad Company Organize.

Rex McDonad Company Organize.
The recent purchasers OF Rex Nc
Donald, the world famous stallion and
prize winner, met Friday In the
Office of DIR. r. E Graham and organ
lied a stock company and elected
officers. The officers elected are as
follows: President, Tilford Murray;
vice president, j. M. Batterton; Secre-
tary and treasurer, DIR. r B. Tilley;
business manager, DIR. r. Z. Graham.
Rex Mcdonald will occupy a stall
that Is being speciality built for him
at the new livery barn being erected
by j.. N. Batterton on the corner OF
Walnut and Seventh streets, and
which will be completed with a few
weeks. He is already attracting much
interest toward Columbia, as letters
Of inquiry and information regarding
are being received from all quart
rs OF the country. = Columbia Tri.
lune.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
Mexico Variety Store,
West Side Square.
MAKES WORK EASIER.
Mexico People Are Pleased to Learn
How it is Done.

It's pretty hard to attend to duties
With a constantly aching back,
With annoying urinary disorders.
Doan's Kidney Pills make work
easier.
They cure backache.
They III every kidney i'll.
W. J. Mahan, Of 1888 Wade street,
says: "When a man has a lame and
aching back he cannot work, and when
he has exhausted all his knowledge Of
medicine and still attacks occur, he Is
only too pleased to recommend
to Others the means be employed
to get relief. When last bothered
with a lame and aching back |
went TO Buckner s. Whitey's drug
store for Doan's Kidney Pills and took
a course of the treatment. 1t cured.
Doan's Kidney Pills can be depended
upon"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y, sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name-Doan's
and take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26

Ralph Filler, one of our hustling
young farmers just north of Auxvasse,
bought a dandy pair of coming 3-year-
old mules last Tuesday of Written
Martin. paying $3.50 for them. They
are 15i hands high and broke to work.
Ralph was offered $40 profit on them
before taking them home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
Exeoutor,s Notics

Notice is hereby given that lei
testamentary upon the estate d
b. Hit, late of Audrain COu'
missouri, deceased, have been graz
70 the undersigned, W. Y. Hit, bll
PROBATE Court OF said County, beat
date December 3lst, 1904.
All persons having claims aga
SAID estate are required to eIhl
Them TO US for allowance within
year after the date OF said letten
Lney may be %precluded from any b
NJ OF said es sate; and IL such claim
not exhibited within two years q
the time OF the Publication Of
notlce, they will be forever barred
w. Y. HITT,
43-W4t ExeCutG
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26

The burial OF Harry Simons, who
was killed in Kansas City the first Of
the week, took place In this city Tues.
day. The following accompanied the
remains TO Mexico: Mrs. Harry
Simons, Mrs. Minnie Mcdowell, Mrs.
Fisher, Mr. and Mrs Ray Fisher and
Mrs johnson, all Of Kansas City. Geo.
Simons, OF Forest City, was also In at
tendance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26

that you have been saving for should
be bought now. Farm lard in this
locality is rapidly increasing In value,
II you delay much longer their price
may be beyond your reach.
NO MATTER
II you haven't enough money to pay
all cash. We have several good farms
both large and small which car be
bought on very easy terms. The
prices, we condsider much below theiI
actual present value.
We offer some especially good bar.
gains In lands this week:
No. 1896 acre farm. 256 acres
adjoining good town on Burlington
R. r. ALI well fenced and cross fenced
being divided into 16 fields and feed
lots. Has good Improvements consist
ing of a new 5-room dwelling with two
porches, dwelling fronts the town and
only one half mile from main street.
Good barn, 50x7O feet; good cattle shed,
12x70 feet; also hog shed, room for 100
hogs; good smoke house, good chicken
house, good cellar, walled and arched
with stone and cemented. Machine
shed, 16x24 feet; 2 good %cisterns, yard
and garden fenced with picket fence.
Poultry yard fenced with woven wire.
Good orchard Of apple, peache, pear
trees and plenty other fruits. 40 acres
timber land detached and about n
mile from town which also has good
five room dwelling and other improve
ments, covered with fine timber and
one of the finest stock and grain farms
in this part Of the country. Price, $40
per acre.
No. 33.-1l0 acre farm, II miles from
Mexico, very good improvements.
Price, s45 per ere.
No. "a -120 acre timber farm, so
acres In cultivation, balance In tim
Der pasture; 8 miles from town on
Wabash r. r. 2 room house, barn and
some other out buildings, good orchard.
Price, 500
No. 35,-270 acre timber farm, all
under picket and wire fence. 10 acres
In cultivation, balance in timber
pasture. Six miles from town on
Wabash r. r. Six room two story
dwelling, good orchard, good barn and
other out buildings. Near church and
school Price, SIS per acre.
No $3.50 acre farm, 4 miles from
good railroad town, 25 acres 10 cultiva.
tion, balance timber pasture; improve.
ments moderate. Price, $40 per acre.
No. $40 acre improved farm, all
cultivation, good orchard, located 5
miles from good railroad town and
priced at $3.50.
No. IS leo acre farm, 100 acres in
cultivation, 60 acres timber; adjoins
Town, several town lots. s room two
tory dwelling, good barn and other
buildings, all in good condition; fair
orchard. Price, $4,000.
No. 39-160 acres. with 2 sets i'm
'rovements, located q miles from
Mexico. Nice laying land and a good
arm. Price, $40 per acre.
No. 40 40 acre improved farm In
county, s miles from
own for s275
No. Ass acre farm, 10 miles from
and adjoining good inland
own; good improvements. Price,
81 so per acre. |,
Real Estate Department. II
WORTH MISSOURI TRUST Co, !
MEXICO, Mo,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
PROVIDES FOR AN INCOME TAX.
Senator Avery Introduces a Joint
and Concurrent Resolution.

JEFFERSON CITY. Jan 23.-In the
Senate this morning Senator Avery
introduced a joint and concurrent re-
solution providing for a constitution
amendment TO allow an income tax.
The resolution provides for a tax on
all personal incomes of 5000 ayear or
over, and fixes by a sliding scale, start
ing with 2 per cent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26

EVIDENTLY the cities Of this part OF
Missouri that have tried the monthly
stock sales day as a business boomer,
are satisfied with the results obtained.
The Jefferson City Tribune has this
to say OF the monthly event 10 that
city: "The next stock sale in Jeffer
son City will be on Saturday, January
2s. These sales are profitable to the
citizens and to the farmers Of the
ua,-V -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
County Meeting Of Modern Wood.
man Camps.

The local Camp OF Modern Wood
man is making great preparation fol-
the Comfy meeting OF Camps on Fri.
day, Feb. 3, in Fraternal Hail.. this
city. Distinguished guests from
abroad will be present, and committee
have been appointed to maintain the
high reputation already attained by
our citizens as entertainers The local
Camp has more than 300 members,
and the Order at large more than u.s.
600 members. 1t is, in fact, the larg-
est fraternal insurance society in the
United State. The reception CON-
mittee is composed Of the following;
A. Hughes. Chairman
4. E Jones,
Rufus Jackson,
Olando Hit,
+: A. Sannebeck.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26

THOSE who are abreast Of the times
are respectfully asked to consider the
following, which appeared in the
Kansas City Journal, Of a recent date,
and draw their conclusions OF the re-
cent developments of Investigations:
Republican Missouri is not going 70
have any spots on her reputation II
she knows 1t. 1t was TO get away from
faint and dishonor that she became
Republican"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
COOLEST NIGHT OF
TIRE VIM
ward Turn and Rsg ESts'' \
Below Zero

This vicinity was piv..
gentle reminder Tuesda ,,'a =,
day night when the mercg,' 'aa
descended to nine degrees ~
that spring is not yet here 'eI''
With the chill of Tuesd..
many thought when thew ~, %
cold wave'' flag flying from r' ,G
GER flag staff that the cold y ~
already on US, but the gradD,'
of the mercury was proo,
LEoeER's information was 10y
J, q. Llewellyn's thermoal'
noon registered five degrees n
70. The decline was gradual -, y /
came on and the coolest poin,'
was nine below, a drop ~ s.'i
degrees In twelve hours. "'S|
The Indications for to.mo,.
be found In the proper pl,o'
LEDGER and were displayed y
flags from the flagstaG. Y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
NEW GOODS.

We had no old goods to work off, no
surplus stocks to slaughter, conse-
Quently we place before you Bargains
bought for cash, as no other time OF
the year will cash do what 1t will do
now. Our competitors can copy our
windows and ideas, but can't beat our
prices. Note the following specials
for 10c and 25c.
For loo, s and 9-inca Said Bowls;
worth 15c and 20c.
For l0c-Decorated semi Porcelain
Bread Plates; worth zoe.
For l0c-Decorated semi Porcelain
Meat Platters; worth zoe.
For l0c-Decorated Dinner Plates
and Cups and Saucers; worth 75c set.
For l0c-Large size Glass Water
Pitcher; worth 25c.
For lOc-Six China Nest Eggs.
For l0c-One Glass Night Lamp,
complete; worth 15c.
For loc-Large Granite Wash Basin:
worth loo.
For 1oc-one set Bread and Cake
Knives; worth zoe.
For 10c-Four-quart Granite Pud-
ding Pan; worth zoe,
For 10c-l3-inch Wood Chopping
Bowl; worth 200.
For l0c-One dozen packages Steel
Carpet Tacks; worth l0c.
For l0c-One pair Half Soles tgood
leather; worth zoe.
For 10c-One fancy Decorated Cuspi-
dour; worth 20c.
For 10c-One good quality bushel
Basket; worth zoe.
Fer l0c- One pair of Mems heavy
Fleeced Socks; worth 10c.
For l0c-One yard all silk Ribbon,
40, go aud so widths; worth 25c.
For 25c-Large 9-inch China Said
Bowel; worth 35c to SOC.
For 25c-Oue Water Set and six
Glasses (good sizel; worth soc
For 25c-One Apiece Glass Table
Set; worth soc.
For 25c-1 large-size, nickled, cop
per-bottomed tin Coffee Pot;worth SOC
For Boron or Opaque Window
Shade; worth 35c TO SOC.
For 25c-Six car loads Of Matches,
worth 25c.
For25c-One pair lace Pillow Shams;
worth 35c.
About 10 pieces of beautiful hand
painted China left from the Holiday
stock at une-half price.
Variety S|urG,|
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

President Roosevelt expects to hunt
Jack rabbits 10 Texas next March.
Count Cassini, Russian Ambassador
at Washington, says the killing done
10 St Petersburg Sunday was necess-
airy TO preserve order.
st. Petersburg is patrolled all day
by the military, and the people refrain
from attempting TO gather, hence
there are no conflicts and no excuses
are offered for the resumption Of the
massacre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
Married BY Judge w. w. Bot,

Clarence E. Lewellen, Of Galloway
county, and Miss Nina Larne, of Au.
drain county, we're married Tuesday
at l;5O O'Clock by Probate Judge W.
w. Bolts.
The young couple will make their
home In Galloway county, where the
groom is engaged In farming.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26

A. G. DINGLE is announced as a
candidate for reelection as Mayor of
Moberly. Mr.. Dingle has served one
term In this Office and from all ac-
counts has made a most excellent
oficial. He is a native Of this city and
has many friends here who wish for
him success 10 bis candidacy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
LIVE STOCK MARIE,


Ledger Special Over Celia Comma.
Wire.
CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-The !,
opened to-day with the follov,''
ditions prevailing:
Hogs-Receipts, 1000, stroD0,
higher; lights "a 5O(94 50; mI,s
"a. IS al s5; heavys s46Oa4 81,
q 1904. 10; estimated for mn.
IS, 900. 1u'
Cattle $4,000, stu,
loc higher; sheep, receipts, A
strong. "
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
R. ~ 1.cEm.n :, N -

r. Z. Hickman of the firm OF Hack
man 4 wallin, publishers Of city and
county directories, has begun the pre-
liminary work Of compiling the CON-
nlned Audraip county directory. Mr..
Hackman is meeting with encourage
ment from our business men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26

AUDRAIN COUNTY is now sure to
have a new, modern and convenient
home for our unfortunate poor, who
need the assistance OF the county
toward their maintenance. Charity
begins at home"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26

AUDRAIN COUNTY, will for years re.
member the Grand Jury OF the Janu-
airy term OF Circuit Court, 1905. Their
recommendations are for the better
ment Of the county's interests and
should meet with the approval Of
every citizen Of the county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26

Subscribers to the Weekly
Ledger will please examine
the date after their names on
margin ofthe Ledger and gov
ern themselves accordingly.
The Mexico Weekly Ledger
is sl.oo per year, paid in adj
vance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
N MACHINERY

OF every description-Three !
cutters, l roller, l wheelbarrow :
er, 2 disc harrows, 2 scraperS, 3 "
drills, / steel sulk rake, 2 MOI
machines, 4 breaking plows, 10 u
feed troughs.
Sale will commence promptly ~
O'Clock a. m.
TERMS All sums OF $40 and uB'
cash; over that amount, a credit
months will be given, purchaser
Ing bankable note bearing s per \
interest per annum.
LAWDER BRO
j. Il. JOHNSON. AuctiOneer,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-26
Parents

You are interested in Your D..
Girls making a success Ia In
ing win contribute more to ~.
the habit Of saving. Yon ~. wy
them this habit by getting earl.
them one OF the "HoME S.v
BANKS" of the NORTH MIS,,
TRUST 90. They are nv
deposit Of sl.oo and may BE- :.
at any time and your money v N
funded. 1t pays interest u, =.
50 wings accounts at the rate n, /,
per annum on all amounts o,, ,
that are left on deposit 6 MONT.