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Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19
GOOD WORK.
Done Daily in Mexico-Many Cit
gems Tell of 1t.

Nearly every reader has heard Of
| Doan's Kidney Pills. Their good
work in Mexico still continues adding
| endorsement by public testimony. Nc
better proof Of merit can be had than
the experience of friends and neigh
bors- Read this case:
William Ragsdale, the well known
harness dealer, says: Before l went
to Buckner s Whitney's drug store
for Deans Kidney Pills l had tried
more than one preparation guaran.
teed to cure kidney complaint, but
my efforts were rewarded with very
little success. For about three years
the pain in my back, just across the
loins, added to the irregularity Of the
action OF the kidney ~secretions left no
doubt that my kidneys were either
weakened or over-excited. After a
dose or two Of Doan's Kidney Pills, j
knew they were taking effect. A con-
tinuation of the treatment still fur
tber benefited and when l stopped
using the remedy the attack disap-
pesred."
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y, sole agents for the United
States, Remember the name-Doank
and take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19
Trustee,s Sale

whereas, James W. Sims and \
Sims, bis wife, by Their certain
Of trust, dated October fifth 1S0I
recorded 10 the Recorders nm
Audrain County, Mo, In deed'
No. q, for trusts at page 2s3 ID
ed TO the trustee In said deed n
the following described real !
situated, lying and being in thecd
OF Andrain and the State Of ma
| tO-wit:
The South One-Half OF the N
Ing described tract or parcel M
same being a part Of the Sand
o~ne-f0urth of the Southwest M
OF Section %, Township 81. Rad
and more particularly descrIb9
follows: Commencing at the d
west corner OF a certain ten acrel
decided by Curtis P. Wade and n
W. ID. Campbell, which deed nj
recorded In Book "Lnon Pages n
400 and running thence east alon|
division line between said trac1
Lloyd II. McKee's five acre lot'
chains and 18i links, thence X
three chains and 16l links n
West three chains and l6l
thence South three chains and
links TO the place OF beginpIurIl
tanning one acre, more or less, N
a piece Of land 80 feet NortH
South by "A feet East and West \
Southeast corner thereof.
Which said conveyance was nj
trust TO secure the payment Of I
tain ~promissory note In said IA
trust fully described. And wh5
said described note Is now due al
mains unpaid. Now, therefore, d
request OF the legal holder ofsaId
and Ia pursuance OF the proyla0|
said deed of trust, | will, at Nd
Missouri,
Friday, November 8, II
Between the hours OF 3 q. m. and
m. OF that day, at the east front
OF the court house In the city Of
leo, In Andraln county, Missouri
the above described real esta'e e, 4
much thereof as may be neceSa5
pay of said deed Of trust aud exp5
OF executing this trust, at public
tion TO the highest bidder, for ca
o. A. KEN
Std Trus!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19
LIVE o r

"
Lee Bros had consignment Of horses
on Wednesdays market.
Powell s. Mundy marketed 60 head
of hogs from Audrain county, that
that averaged 2O4 lbs. and sold 81
s5.37i.
Joe Mungler was an Audrain county
feeder and shipper who contributed
cattle to the Mondays supply. Mr..
Mungler is one OF the largest feeders
In his section.
Fennewald Bros, well known ship.
pers from Audrain county, had a load
OF choice steers on Mondays market.
Lewis, johnson & Co, Audrain
county shippers, had II head Of 200,
ID hogs on Tuesdays market that
brought s5.321.
Cant & Consldine with hogs, and
Robinson & White with cattle, were
among the Audraln county stockmen
who had consignments on Tuesdays
market.
G. Fl. Inflow vas an Audrain county
shipper who had a load of good
yearling's here Tuesday 10 steers av-
eraging 905 pounds, selling at $685. and
2 heifers Weighing OLE pounds bring
ing "a,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19
Alfalfa as a Supplement to Corn fol
Feeding Hogs.

Weekly Agricultural Ietter.1
In last weeks letter we showed the
great value OF experimenting corn
with q small am0nt- OF oil meal for
hog feeding. Perhaps the farmer can
with greater profit feed his hogs on a
ration composed OF three fourtbs corn
meal and one fourth alfalfa hay. The
hay be produced on the farm and be-
sides being profitable to feed to the
hogs is also profitable on account OF
the great advantage 1t will be TO the
land on which it grows.
An experiment conducted at the
Nebraska station showed that when
corn alone was fed TO hogs it cost s4.4s
per hundred pounds to produce pork
when corn was worth 30 cents per
bushel, and adding 8 cents per hun
dred for grinding. In the same ex-
pertinent when so per cent OF the feed
was corn meal and 20 per cent alfalfa
leaves IL cost only 50 40 per hundred
pounds, OF a saving In favor Of mixed
feed of sl.0s per hundred.
The alfalfa used In this feeding
test was the SCATTERING picked up.
from the barn floorand was valued at
$40 per ton.
In this same experiment q slaughter
test was made to show the influence
of the mixed feeds rs compared with a
straight corn diet on the development
OF the bone and .internal organs OF the
pigs. In the lots fed corn and alfalfa
the internal organs we're found to be
better developed AID In a more heal
thy condition than those fed on corn
alone The great advantage Of
alfalfa as a bone producing food was
shown In this test where IL took an
average pressure OF $40 pounds to
break a thigh bone from the pigs
which had been fed on alfalfa and
corn, while it took only an average Of
325 pounds to break the thigh bone
from a pig that has been fed on corn
alone.
The test referred to shows c~onclusi-
vely the great value OF alfalfa for sup
plementing corr for feeding young
hogs, also for feeding brood sows. The
best results will be obtained from the
alfalfa II it is harvested by the
time the first blooms appear, and be-
fore IL is fed it should be run through
an ensilage cutter and then wet and
mixed with the corn meal For fat
tening pigs from one-ffth to one
fourth Of the total ration should be
alfalfa, but for growing, pigs or brood
a much greater proportion of the
alfalfa may be profitably used
GEo. B. ELLIS,
Secretary State Board Of Agriculture.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19
Adyertissd Letters.

List Of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Mexico. No., for the week
ending Oct. 10, 1906. which IL not
called for in thirty days will be sent
10 the dead letter Office at Washing.
ton. Persons calling for letters In this
list viii please say "advertised:''
Burgess, Mable COTE, Gardener c
Clabber, Mrs Minnie
CalbTeath, c w Cowell, Allen
Howard, Henry Hase, viii
johnson, Rev A Kuroki Remedy 90
Lass, Emma Lane, Ollie
Lawson, Richard Legg, Henry
Lingham, L E Marie, Mrs MaiisIe
Nelson, LIE Smith, Mrs Caroline
lesson, Mrs Margie
Williams. J Mo
GEORGE Il. KuNKKL,
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19
rHEY FOUGHT 10 HEAR FOLK.
Thousands Unabls to Get in Phila'
delphia's Academy Of Musio--The
Doors Of the Institution Closed
Before the Time For the
Meeting.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct l6-A demon,
stration uneQualed since the reception
TO James G. Blaine was the climax 10
day Of Governor Folks strenuous day
in Republican Philadelphia.
The huge Academy Of Music was
jammsd tonight as 1t bias not been In
yelrs and men and women, reused in
the great fight against the grafters
who have misruled the city, fought
for a chance 10 get in and hear the
Missourian who smashed the boodlers'
ring. Several Thousand persons could
nos crowd their way into the hall and
these held an overflow meeting In
Broad street that lasted all evening,
After being entertained at luncheon
by $50 leading citizens and at dinner
by a smaller party. Governor Foil
drove to the academy tonight only e
find the street blocked by an immense
crowd. AS be drove up be was cheeret
until the street re-echoed and the
crowd acknowledgement
I'VE can't get in, !" they called; ''giv,
Us Q speech out here"
The Governor had to comply, ant
standing upin his carriage be talket
TO the crowd for ten minutes.
WAS CARRIED INTO THE ACADEMY
Carried bodily into the academy b,
held a reception that few Republican
have received. The crowd seemed 4
go mad at sight OF tine man who hat
won such a fight rs the people OF Thu
city, led by Mayor Weaver, are max
ing. For five minutes he was unabl,
TO speak and cheers broke into hii
speech every few minutes. Men IA
miliar with campaign enthusiasm SAL
that there never was a more spontan
eous or magnificent demonstration II
| the rifV
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

THE question is raised as to whether
the compulsory attendance law apple:
to children living in unorganized ter,
ritory. 1t lean not, for the law does
not confer any school privilege on such
children. There is no school to which
they have a right and no public funds
to pay their tuition. The law does
apply TO negro children whether there
is a school In their home district oil
not. They have a right to attend any
negro school in the county and their
home district must pay the tuition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19
SETTLEMENT DOCKET


NoNEhBER IL
Estate Annie Leach. Geo. FIe.a
Estatc henry Hesterburg. HeSpvs
EsIsss Jas. Yonaaolood, John yor,
Eatase 7 9 Denton, S. J. Dentor ..
Este.e marine dlfdings. J. +. JesSs :
EstsssA' y cauihom ct al, j 4
Estate Faith ssedd, Jas.
Estate T1lmadRe heirs, 3. n UsSu
Estate W. 9, Moore, Fannie Il aouse.
ministratrix. - MOO
Estate n sneed Summers.
duoralAn. 4.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER -
Estate J. I. Braeant. J. L. Less
Estete Ida Clement ct al, j. n W
Estate James Bfaden, John BraSsne
Estatc Ivy Burnett. N. j. Leacb ~
Estate Mary McGafty. ]. III Hes" 1a
hs,ate Mm; and Kate Jordsh.
Thurman. Guardian. MI Tho
Estate Louis sroupe, y j. D sISSr
EsssssT {: z TOrreysou. W. c. ~.
Administrator. " ror
WEDNESDAY, NovEsRpp :.
Eytntc Jgs O. Jamlson, w. w M.
Estate Joseph Force ct al, Rrpes1,
Estate lohn &. shoup, p. NJ
Estate Byron Bradford, M. @. HSanoup'
Estate Leo J. Himes. j.. w. Hlman ~
Estate VIM. j. Hack. Sarah II. msa ~
Estate samuel Calhoun. 4. A. :.
Guhrdian. a. ~
Estate John Schultz, ]. W. Rep,..
Estate 7 g buckner, Mamie H. r. 4
THURSDAY, NovEMBFp ia
Estate Curtis Fields ct al. w. W !
Estate Louisa shefeldt, II. L. 81
Estate Thos. Bell, Jas, smi,h.
Estate A d. Rledsoe, Chas. Hledseul'
Estate VIM. II. Charles, VIM y 4
Administrator. q. Y
Estate Mary d. Hardin, W. II
H. Il. Cartwright, Administratars meant
Estate comeiia Detienne, N, /. H..
Estate Goldlc Meade, p, w H.,u..
Estate Nation Heirs. d. E Natiou 6.
Estate Hubert Branstetter, F. ~
stetter, Guardian, Z
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER II
Estate Jas. O'Brien, Mamie np..
Estate David p. Armstrong, Sarah 4
strong, Execufrfx. y
Estate VIM. @. Brown I. h. Brown
Estate J. A. Kellerhals. Mnrtba
Kelierhals. Administrator, ~
Estate Lewis Phillip, Simon phgm.
Estate Otto Holm, Julius Kriegasp n
Estate Linnie y. Riggs, j. L. Jesse aa7
W. W. BoTTa
Jua,u N !
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19
Ex-eovERNOR LoN v. STFpr

EX-GOVERNOR Lon v. STEPHESs,ir
the st. Louis Republic Of October I4tt
publishes a most interesting commun.
ication favefing a State Bank
Bureau. Governor Stephens is one Of
Missouri's most prominent financlers,
being connected with some OF our
strongest institutions, and bis argu.
ments in favor OF a bank bureau seem
unanswerable. Probably no mar In
the State is better acquainted with
the necessity Of such an institution;
and we believe the next legislature
will take favorable action along the
lines indicated BY former Governor
Stephens
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19
Rxeoutor,s Notice

Notice Is hereby given that !
~testamentary upon the eStaI
Sallie Ford, deceased, have
granted TO the undersigned b.
Probate Court OF Audrain 0
bearing date October 10th, 1906
All persons having claims ..
said estate are required 10 q
them for allowances to the undeI
ed executor within one year
the date OF said letters, or they|
be precluded from any benefit q
estate, and II such claims q
exhibited within two years irud
time OF the publication Of this 4
they will be forever barred.
LOUIS FORD GAMBLz
80 At Excll
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

THE MEXICO LEDGER regrets very
much that We are going to lose quite
a number OF railroad people. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cad Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Hay
wood and Others, who have made many
friends while residing In Mexico, have
moved away since the Burlington cut
of became a part Of the Alton system.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19
Jack 0,ponnell Win.

Jack o'Donnell," ridden by Thos
Bass. Of this city, won the Stillwell
Stakes Monday night at Kansas City
Horse Show.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

THE streets Of Mexico we're put in
just as good condition as they were be-
fore the street fair. The work was
done by the city In a frst-class
manner, and the bills paid by the
Carnival Company, as promised.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19
r. Nordyks Transferred.

Ralph HoFdyke, for the past six
months local agent for the Emerson,
NARROW Commission Company, OF
Chicago, has been appointed 10 manage
The compaDy's business and plant at
Springfield, Mo. Mr.. Nordyke left
Monday 20 assume bis duties 10 the
new location.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

Born, 70 Mr. and Mrs. Malcom r
Patterson, OF Memphis, Tenn on Oct,
18th, q daughter. Mrs. Patterson was
formerly Miss Sibyl Hodges OF Car
thage. and visited 10 this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

Notice is hereby given that inal seta.3
the estate Of Lewis Phillip, decsls1;
To made at the November tern o. ~ 4
Court OF AudrEin county Missoan,
at Mexico. Missouri, 90 the ssog9a 4 =
In November, 1906. SIMON rhli .l..s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

Notice is hereby given to al crediionl
ers Interested in the estate OF Henri h.s'
deceased, that I. II. Klotz, Administft.x
ostatA, intend to make final settlenea !
at the November term OF the Prooen Y
Audrain County, Missouri, to be held y
HENRY KL0l1
"a Adninifd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19
Weekly Target Practice.

Company +, N. G. NJ, held its first
weekly target practice Monday morn.
ing. Quartermaster Sergeant George
Robertson made the best score, having
IS out Of q possible 30 points at 200
yards. The target practice is held
east Of town, and will 10 the future be
held every seek.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

BUYERS OF real estate are visiting
Audrain county daily from Iowa, Hi
nois and other states. They are anx-
ious to purchase farms in Audrain, but
claim the price Is too high
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

Notice Is hereby given to all vredlia1
efs interested in the estate OF L1aah =
ceased, that I, W. r. Sims, saans@
said estsle, Intend 10 make hhA =
thereon, II Inc November term Of Y
Court OF Andrain county, Mlssoen,
Nsnvsnher ~ W, & SlHsI
"a Adminan|
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

Notice is hereby given that nnal seu1'3
the estate OF Otto Holem. deceasn'
made At the November term % w !.
Court OF Audrnin county, hissoen, y
At Mckee. Missouri, on the secona :
~ "a '1' JULIUS EREIs3
"A Adminls1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

IT Is queer that some folks will new
er help a public enterprise and at the
same time they critlcise and abuse
those who offered their time and
money TO get results for the town and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

Notice ia hereby given, that final ssias1
the estate Of W. G. Moore, deceased
made at the November term Of Prpc,1
OF Andrsin County, Missouri, . %
Mexico, Missouri, on the second ~
November. 1905.
"a AdmlrllF<
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

QUITE a number Of people have ex-
pressed a desire to subscribe from one
to five hundred dollars toward a county
fair. All we need is organization TO
make this enterprise a success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

Albert Huien, half owner Of the
Cameron tMo.) Sun, formerly Of this
city, vas married 10 St Joseph last
week 70 Miss Margaret Henry. OF Cam.
eron- The wedding vas 3 surprise to
Mr. Hulen's family and friends in this
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19
STOCK AND R NOTES.

J. W. Brewer purchased l25 bead Of
mules last week. He also sold 3 car
loads to J.. A. Laughlin, Of Columbia,
one Of yearlings and two Of cotton
mules.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

QUITE a number Of people want to
turn their money loose for a County
Fair. Organize at nee and give
them q chance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

READ the advertisements in the
Mexico LEDGER before you buy your
fall and winter goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

The G. & A. and Wabash people
will both have small parks adjoining
their new stations. Now lets have
water in the court house yard for
sprinklinQ purposes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Klmbrough spent
part Of last week with Mrs. Carpenter
on east Monroe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

Mr.. Jobnsonl was here from Garth.
age No, this week for the first time
Ia q years. He was surprised and
pleased a. the Improvements MADE
here during that time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

WANTED-3o good labor
ers. Steady work. Chance for
promotion Apply American
Oar &Foundry Go, st. Charles,
Mo 2o-3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

liz we are going to have a county
fair next year. the organization must
be started Immediately.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

Marriage license va issued Tues
day TO z. d. Hawkins and Hattie L
Featherston, both OF Audrain county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19
1ssl Pennies.

There we're 1881 pennies In the Ly-
ons dipping tank given away by Buck
ner & Whitney. The party making the
correct guess should call and get the
tank.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

Earnest Tutsle. Of fulton. went 70
Virginia this week on q fishing trip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19
No 6e-Best Farmers Outfit, Owned by
Same, Team, Wagon and Harness
Considered.

C0nSlnereQ.
lst-Decorated Dinner Set, so
pieces, Mexico Variety Store
ION exhibit In window. $40 90
2nd-Clock, r D Worrell. $3.50. 5 90
3rd-Whip, August Meyers. l so
1 r r Buckner
2 J Daymude
; Chas Dean
No. 69-Larges. Pumpkin.
1st--Air Tight Stove, G Leslie
Ferris. ...........-...........s 5 90
2nd-50 lbs. Golden Eagle Flour,
# A Morris 1 80
3rd-} dozen pair Socks, JAW
Barth. l 90
l CS Crigler, Vandalia
2 VIM Read, Auxyasse
3 X ] Fisher
No. 74-Best Colt Under l Year,
Sired by Ike.
Season 1906 to Ike, Il P Moore. $50 90
l Wisdom Bros
No. 75-Best Sucking Colt Sired by
Black Ike.
Season to Black Ike, FIG Brenton.
l Jas Powell
Ne. 63-For Best Loaf Bread Made
From Straight Patent Flour.
so lbs Straight Patent Flour,
Mexico Custom Mills.
l Mrs Jas Talbot
No. 46-Best Saddle Colt, Either Sex,
Product d Audrain County.
lst-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co.. 5 Co
2nd-Hat, Mexico Clothing Co. 3 SO
3rd-Halter, August Meyer..... l 00I
l Geo Dean
2 Jim Powell
; Wisdom Bros
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19
ADDITIONAL A R



No. 2l-Three Largest Pumpkins
1st-Cash. Mexico Carnival Co. q 2 g
2nd-5o lbs Golden Eagle Flour,
# A Morris. l 90
3rd-Gentleman's Pocket Book,
Woodbridge & Purdy l 90
1 &C CrIgler, Vandalia-
2 X EFisher
3 B T. Winn
No 26-Three Largest Souashes,
Weight to Govern .
lst-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. . 2 90
2nd-Hair Brush, Woodbridge s.
Puruy- l on
/ E G Starkey
2 B T VIM
No. 56-Best Mare With Colt by Her
Side, Both Considered, Draft Stock
Barred.
lst-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. q I so
2nd-Casb, Mexico Carnival Co. 5 90
/ Jim Powell
2 George Dean .
No. 57-Best Draft Colt Under One
Year Old.
1st-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. g 5 90
2nd-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. 2 so
/ E Wentz
2 Geo w Kemp
No. 5S-Best Draft Mare With Colt
by Her Side, Both Considered.
1st-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co.'s 8 90
2nd-Cash, Mexico Carnival 90. 2 50
l Geo Kemp
No. 5e-Best Pair Draft Mares or
Geldings Shown in Harness.
lst-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. 81 so
2nd-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. 5 90
srd-Whip, August Meyers. l 50
l Jas Daymude
2 SEQ w Kemp
3 n Il Wentz
No 80-Best Saddle Pony, Under IA
Hands High.
1st-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. g 3 90
2nd-eash, Mexico Carnival Co. 2 90
/ Henry Dean
2 Roy Fields
No 61-Best Harness Pony. Under IA
Hands High.
1st-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. q 3 90
2nd-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. 2 90
1 Roy Fields
No. 85-Best Mule Colt, Either Sex,
Roal Of 1905, Product Of Audrain
lst-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. q I so
2nd-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. 8 90
3rd-50 bread tickets, ] W Nc
Kinley. 2 so
l Joe Considine
2 Il VLayson
3SGarl Lockridge
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19
For Sale or Trade.

Kimbail piano player and Plano
Good as new. Apply TO Paul IL. Web
err. di-wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19
T. A. BAILEY, Sec'y.
cuuf ot.

Aactieneen;-o Coils. Brown, Francis
and Hartman.
Attention Is also called TO the sale
OF hessrs. L~ittrell, Stewart, Keith
and cottenghan at Sturgeon, Mo,
November 9
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

One OF the large plate glass windows
in front OF the Ringo saloon was brok-
en- Monday night
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

II you are in need Of fuTs 1t will pay
you to see our line before buying.
RICKETTS, & EEMoNs D. G.. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

Go to the Windsor Hotel for your
meals. The best table and cooking
guaranteed. Sunday dinner a spec
ialty. d&wtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

Born, to r. p. Wolff and wife, Of
Fort Worth, Texas, oil Oct. nth, al
S.pound son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19


Mrs. W. L. Reed and daughter,
Allene, are visiting 10 Fayette.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19
cAeo LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
WEDNESDAY, Oct, 49,
Hogs q, 900. strong
Light 4.75(a5 As.
Mixed 4 95(d5.50
Heavy 5.05G5.55
Rough, 4T5(aa 90
Cattle 24,00O. slow
Sheep $1,000. steady
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19
TURNER & BAiLEY'S
Foufsh Annual Sale Of High Class
Scotch and Scotch Topped
ShothoTns.
AT
Shelbina, No., Friday, Nov. 3.

Consisting OF fine specimen Of each
OF the following popular Crulcksnank
strains:-Orange Blossoms, Duchess
ofNGloster, Princess Royals, Spleen
worts, ~Lancasters, Rosamonds, Vic
torias and B~utterflys; also some broad
backed, short-legged dual-prrpose
kind, tracing TO Imp. Young Mary,
Ruby, Daisy, Illustrious, Fashion,
Rosemary, Strawberry, Wildame,
Mary Whitaker, etc; about As head
in all;
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19
80 FEMALRs, is |

TE051I1dIJf ~UIIdWDtTTTI WIIudTne,
Mary Whitaker, etc; about As head
in all;
80 FRMALRs, is BULLS.
None but noted Scotch sirer used In
the herds. Such IS Roam Chief I'd
l4l253, Missouri Monarch 224427 and
Butterfly Boy 239i2i; former herd
bulls, pure Scotch.
We consign some Of u very best.
Cattle will be loaded free Of charge
on any Q Of three railroads, namely
The Burlington, NJ. X. & 7. or the
Wabash.
For catalogue address,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-10-19

nnAD

Opposite main tsast) entrance Ringo Hotel.
MEXICO. MISSOURI.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-02

Following the statement in yester.
days West Virginian that John J.
Cornwell would not be a candidate for
Congress in the Second district, the
Wheeling Register OF today contains
an Interview from the hampshire gen
tlcman wherein he positively declines
to enter the race. Among othe,
things he says: Il am not declining
10 become candidate out Of feal
as 10 the result. Mark my prediction
Mr. Lakin will not be elected. The
Keyser convention will nominate {
candidate who will defeat him." w
are sorry that Mr.. Cornwell u,
tered the last two sentences, for ev
eryboly knows that II he believed
what he said, he would take the nom
nation II he were certain that h
would have to make his campaig
through the district on foot.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-02

While Judge Goff has no desire to
re.enter politics but will devote him.
self 10 the duties Of the bench, which
he discharges with such proud distinc-
ton and uneQualed efficiency, he is
greatly pleased with the universal fa.
vor In which he is held both as pol.
itician and statesman, and feels very
kindly toward the press for the com.
pliments they have paid him In this
connection. But II is his ambition tC
serve his nation and flag in his pres
ent exalted position, and there is nc
inducement that can result in swerv
ing him from naturalization OF tina
high aim and misunderstanding!
Telegram.