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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-04
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finance and monopoly now so SEEM
inely secure in the possession and
control of every department Of public
affairs in state and nation. Even his
opponents have at times been deluded
by his ostentatious phariseeism into
the notion that as senator ne had sew
cred the Vanderbilt cable and in his
old age was guiding mis- craft on his
own account away from the tides and
shoals of other days. But the ways
Of youth and life's noontide are near
ly always those Of life's declines.
The Equitable earthquake has opened
many sepulchers and exposed many
careers. The national honor so dear
to many of the notables Of New York's
elect seems to be the only sort Oh
honor some of them ever loved or ever
knew. Personal and business integri-
ty, the sole and enduring basis of pub
lie morality, seems to nave fled, if not
to british beasts at least to lower
stratum of New York citizenship"
Senator Patterson concludes his ter
rifle arraignment in this way: Sen
ator Depew, man of the classes, de-
voted for more than half a century tc
the welfare of huge private interests
aristocrat of aristocrats, unlawfully
identifying himself with the director
ate of great insurance company that
the weight of mis- name might recon-
mend it to the multitude, accepting
royal retainers from it's treasury
without return, is guilty of a diversion
of its funds to his own account thinly
disguised under a corporate name. The
lifelong recipient of favors bestowed
by the royal hand of privilege, accus-
toned not only to see but to advise
the disregard of legal and constitu-
tional restraints by powerful combi.
nations may vince under the public
oe~NS, DoN SilSoC od1IlC Will
shield him from the public prosecutor
No indictment for him, but the forum
OF the senate withal, for is he no,
needed to help stem the tide of COM
munistic rate regu1ative legislation
that an impulsive president has rash
ly recommended? What are the inter-
ests Of policyholders or the demands
of justice in the face of such a peril :.
The nation needs Chauncey. and the
man who would interfere with him
now would lift his hand against his
country and his country's honor Sc
next winter the New York senator will.
give his great talents to his coun-
trys cause, while Senator Mitchell
In the solitude of his committee
rooms, will await the action of the SUI.
preme court upon his appeal.
Guilt should not be condonei. It
is repulsive in all it's variant forms
n.
he may condemn or palliate, renders E
service of questionable benefit. Yet
can not but conclude that if tn,
average citizen of the day, cognizant
of the careers and the conduct of both.
were compelled to choose between the
senator from New York and the sena-
tor from Oregon, as an object either OF
sympathy or of approval, hard though
the task might be, he would not stand
with Depew upon the senate floor, but
place his arm around the drOopine
shoulders of Mitchell and walk besidt
him with slow and silent stride out
into the marble vestibule beyond"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-04
WHICH OF THESE TWO?

1t is now in order for Senator
Chauncey NJ. Depew to call Senator
Thomas NJ Patterson to account for
breach of senatorial courtesy an at
tack upon the defenders of national
nonor," and conduct generally unbe
coming one VINO, pretending to be pat
riotic, dares to criticise the methods
and question the motives of those
holding high position in the exclu-
sively patriotic class.
The Denver News, edited by Senator
Patterson, prints an interesting edito-
rial entitled (which of These Two?"
Senator Patterson compares the Of
lenses charged against Mitchell with
the offense charged against Depew.
While not in the least excusing Mitch
ell, Senator Patterson says that he
has been IAN exponent of his own
views, sycophant to no power, rugged
in the advocacy of right as he has
been given to see the right" although
lat the age of three score and ten he
feels the heavy hand of the law fol-
violating a statute prohibiting his
ments." Senator Patterson says that
Senator Mitchell - has been proof
tot 70 hn.
tray or desert his convic-
tons (and they were many, with
constituency largely hostile to
his own opinions, ne abated neither
jot nor title of his views nor of thei1
to himself, stood by his colors and
risked retirement for what he believed
nation. Surrounded by opponents of
his own political faith in Washington
good fight, and, though he failed in
his purposes, he maintained the con-
his constituency. In the recent cru
SADIE against some of the despoilers of
cused of receiving a fee of $4,000 in
consideration of services to be rend-
curing and expediting the acquisition
of title to certain timber lands. On
this charge, and in the face of long
and honorable public record, ne has
recently been convicted; whether just
ly or unjustly remains to be deter
mined on appeal"
Then Senator Patterson compares
Mitchelrs record with that of Depew,
of whom he says:
During his long career he never had
a thought beyond or above the interest
of his adopted family. He never ex-
pressed a sentiment, however lofty
unless it would serve the house of his
allegiance. A congressional investi-
cation held years ago exposed some
of his methods, and but for the i'm
mense influence of the Vanderbiits
would have beached and stranded him
In the strenuous times between 1898
and 1900 he detained eloquently
against the socialism of the income
tax, the immoral tendency of bimetal-
ism, denouncing free coinage as a
crime against honor and patriotism,
and it's advocates as degenerate
Americans. His classic disapproval
of western neresies and communistio
tendencies has long glaidened the
hearts of the elect and given reassur-
ance to the magnates of eastern
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-04

INDIANAPOLIS. md, Sept. A.
American manufacturers will lose
the German market unless a wise pol
icy prevails in tariff matters. is the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-04
IA coPlOSA Is A PERFecr
SMOKE.

Just introduced to this city, the ia.
nous Copiosa cigar. Ask for it. Wa
nave the exclusive sale Of this ciea,
in Walla Walla territory. Upton's
Second and Alder.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
INJURED.
Fritz Langenbachr Of Fulton, Falls
From ThirtyFoct scaffold and Per-
haps Fatally Injured.

Fritz Langenboch, a bricklaIer Oh
Fulton, employed by Henry Meyer, 10
the erection OF the new negro school
building. fell from a scsiiold Tuesday
morning and was preei.y fatally in
jured.
Mr.. Langenbach has been In the
city all summer working for MI
Meyer.
Tuesday morning at II O'Clock, while
trying ito fix a line on the outside oil
the building, be lost his footing and
fell to the grounds distance Of thirty
feet. When reached by his fellow
wofkmen he was in an unconsciou'
condition.
The injured mar was taken imme
diately to his room in the Campbell
hotel, where a physician was summon
ed.
At the time of going TO press tn
full extent OF bis injuIies cannot b
a~scertained. Several ribs are broker
an arm fractured and the doctor
think he is injured internally. Ian
genbach has a wife and three child
rem In Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
Galloway Corn Market,

Monroe Ewens, a Mokane neighbor-
hood farmer, who is on the regular
panel OF the petit jury at circuit court
this week, says he was offered 5000
barrels OF new corn at $3.50 per barrel
recently, and would not purchase
thinking the figure situation gets to a
normal basis, says the Fulton Gazette.
Mr.. Ewens also told Of a sale OF 1900
bushels OF new corn, that was made
on the river bottom near Cedar City,
lately, the deal being reported to him
by Con lie Page and Henry Andrse, 10
which the price per bushel Is twenty
Eve cents, the corn to be measured
two weeks after being gathered.
Old corn was sold in Fulton by TIL
wagon load at 50 per barrel, this week
and the cereal viii have to take quit
a tumble to reach the price put on tn
new crop at this early date.
There is a bounteoas crop Of corn Il
the county this time, but the Gazett
hardly thinks it will sell below tn
two-doliar mark.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
In the Circuit Courto of Audrain Ooup
ty, Missouri.

By virtue and authority Of decree
and order of sale made by the said
Court, in the above entitled cause.
aud Of q certified copy thereof, dated
9th day Of July, 1905, l will, on
FRIDAY, o 8, 1906,
between the hours of nine O'Clock n
the forenoon and five O'Clock in The
afternoon OF that day at the front
door Of tina Court House, in the Git
OF Mexico, in Audrain county, Mis-
Missouri, sell, at public yendue, Il
the highest bidder tor cash, the FOL
described real estate, viz;
The west half OF the northweSl
quarter OF section twenty-five ant
the southwest fourth OF the south
west quarter Of section fifteen exCep
the right Of way OF the Chicago 4 Al
ton and the Wabash railroad, all Ii
Township iifty-one t5l) north Of Rang
ten ti0l west, Of Audrain County
Missouri. FRICE JOHNSON,
wtds Sheriff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
TO cATARRH
Hyomei is Guaranteed to Cure by
Woodbridge & Purdy or Money
Refunded.

The popularity and increase in the
sales OF Hyomei are unique in the
annals OF medicine. Such astonish-
ing cures have been made by this
remedy that the proprietors have au-
| thorized Woodbridge & Purdy to sell
every package Of Hyomei under an alb
| solute guarantee that 1t will cure ca
catarrh. II 1t does not, the purchaser
can hay We his money refunded by Wool
bridge s Purdy.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
but 81 and consists Of al inhaler that
can be carried in the vest pocket, a
medicine dropper and a bottle Of
Hyomei. The inhaler lasts a life
time, and IL one bottle does not cure
anextra bottle Of Hyomei can be OBJ
tanned for SO cents. II is tile most
economical OF all remedies ADVERTISED
for the cure Of catarrh, and il th,
only one that follows nature In bel
methods OF treating diseases Of th,
respiratory organs.
Breathe through the Inhaler for ;
few minutes four times a day, AMI
your catarrrh is cured. That's all.
II not cured, Woodbridge q PuTd,
will refund your money.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
To Complete Home for Aged People
at Maxien. no.

To Complete Home tor Aged People
at Mexico, no.
The St Louis Globe-D Democrat says;
At a meeting Of the state executive
board OF the Kings Daughters, held
at the residence Of Miss Sophie Roth
Saturday afternoon, 1t was decided to
proceed at once to the completion OF
the home for old people, which the
Kings Daughters have begun at hexi-
co, Mo.
Miss Roth has recently returned
from Mexico, and said that the home
will be a beautiful building, admira-
bly, adapted for the use for which II Is
intended. To complete it a debt viii
be necessary, but It has been thought
best TO 90 on with the work, and do
nations may come to help IL on. Be
sides the funds needed to complete
the structure, the Kings Daughters
desire furniture for some OF the beds
rooms, in which iron beds are to be
used exclusively, and parlor furniture
for two rooms. A kitchen range Il
also an accessory which must be secuf
ed, as we'll as means for q granitoid
walk around the place.
Ii is planned to have the opening Of
: the bone at the same time as tht
Kings Daughters state convention
which will be held IN Mexico early 10
November. Miss Sophie Roth, al
320l Locust street, will receive gifti
fol the home at time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
HORSE BADLY CUT.
Farmer Drives Into Horse Pulling
Pacific Express Wagon and Cuts
Deep Cash.

Bill, the stald old steed, pulling the
Pacific Express wagon, had a deer
cash cut In his shoulder Saturday
afternoon in a collision. win Nc
Collough, who drives the express
wagon, was on the corner Of Jefferson
Ave. and Monroe st. at 4 O'Clock
when a farmer, driving his team in
run, rushed around the corner and
caught the express horse on the
shoulder with a wheel, before a move
could be made to pull the animal Out
of the way, a deep cash in the horses
shoulder resulted from the collision
The animal will not die.
The rumor which was abroad that
an auto injured the animal is a can.
ard. Some ''protestorn drew a conclu
sion and tried to anticipate the cause
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
SYNOD Of Missouri.

The synod Of Missouri met in called
meeting at the Presoyterian cnurrn q.
3 o'clock Tuesday. Inc purpose %
meeting was In ORDER 10 cnange .ne
date of the regular meeting from occ'
81 to Oct "a. There were only a Jew
ministers in attendance as IL required
only a quorum to transact business
Those present we're;
DrJ II Cannon, 81 LOUIS
DIR n r Dobyns, 81. joseph
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
Public Sale!

Having sold my farm, 2 miles east u
Auxyasse. viii sell aI that piaces
without reserve or by-bid TO the high
est bidder, on
MONDAY, SEPT. 25, 1905,
the following personal property, to-wit
HORSES AND MULES,
< one pair draft mares, : and 8 years
old; one draft mare, 6 years old; Three
CATTLE,
Twenty-four 1-year-old steers. two
Jersey COWS, extra good butter cows;
two COWS, four 2-year old heifefS, one
ll-year-old heller, three calves.
ISHEEP, HOGS, HAY AND GRAIN.
Twelve breeding ewes IL s0ws, 81
lshoats, % to so acres corn In the field,
h ricks OF hay, about 100 bushels OF
oats. Household goods and kitchen
furniture
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
one wagon, low wagon, sled, ganl
ploW. disc harrow, disc cultiyator, ;
Shovel cultiyators, ? breaking pl0ws
hay rake, harness, a lot OF small tools
etc. All good as new.
TERMS: Over $40, six months credi
with 6 per cent interest, mn,
Jno. p. & M. V. Harrison.
Auctioneers.
The ladies Of the Baptist Church viii serv
lunch on the grounds
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
Public Sale!

We will sell on the Geo. Lewis farm
IA miles east OF Skinner, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. ~, 1905,
the following described property, to-
90 HEAT CATTLE,
AZ head two-year-old steers, Is head
yearling heifers, Is head good milk
cows, 7 head good steer calves, 8 bead
good heifer calves, | good bull
25 HEAD HORSE STOCK,
/ good work team, 7 years old; l gray
mare with colt, s years old; ] good
draft mare with colt, II years old;
extra good driving team, 8 years old; l
extra driving horse, s years old; 2 good
sucking mules; IA good all purpose
horses from 2 to 6 years old.
45 HEAD HOGS,
4 good sows with pigs, 2 good Ches
ter White sows, / good Chester White
boar, IL good shoats, weigh 100 pounds
Is good shoats, weigh go pounds; II
other good brood sows.
3 good Cultivators, ! Farm Wagon
good as new; 2 good Breaking Flows
l8-inch; and other farm implements
too numerous TO mention.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums Of sll
and under, cash; over that amount
credit OF II mouths will be given witt
an approved bankable note bearing
eight per cent. interest from date O
sale. w. r. MUD.
B. HOLTKAMP.
J. N. Stephens s. Ed. Atchison,
Auctioneers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
euardian's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the I'm.
deFsigned was appointed by the Pro
bate Court OF Audrain county, Mo-,
Guardian Of J.C.Shepherd, adjudged To
be Of unsound mind, on the l4th day
of July 1905.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required 10 exhibit
them for allowances to the underslgn.
ed guardian within one year after
the date OF said appointment OF
they may be precluded from any beBe'
1T OF said estate; and II such claims
be not exhibited within two year,
from the time Of the publication Of
this notice, they will be forever bar
red.
NORTH Missouri TRUST Co.,
By It's President,
w. w. POLLOCK,
3B-4t Guardian.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
Pitcher ewelryCO
JEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS.
THE NEW STATION.
Contractor Henry Myers Win Have
the Contract by Sept. goth.

Henry Meyers a contractor OF Mex
leo, has plans for new Chicago and
Alton railroad station TO be built al
Jefferson street crossing and mus
have bis bid 10 bY September Goth
The station win be- brick and mod
ern in every was will cost from sl2,oo
10 $1,000. The second story u th'
station will be occupied by J 7. Mar
tin. superintendent d bridges, T. 5
wilssn, Industrial scent; A L Kline
super visor and Jno f. Fish, division
freight agent The intention is I
have the station built and ready 70
use by the first OF January.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
In the Circuit Court Of AudraIn ooun
~, Missouri.

by virtue and Authority OF a decree
and ioder OF sale made by the mia
court, In the above entitled cause, And
OF d certified copy thereof dated an
day Of July, 1905. | will, on
Friday, the 9th Day Of octo.
Der. 1905.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock n
the forenoon and five O'Clock in IN,
afternoon Of that day, at the fron,
door Of the Court House, in the On,
OF Mexico, in Audrsin County, Mls
souri,, sell. Mt public vendue, to a.
highest bidder for cash, the folIov.
10y described real estate, viz:
Tne southeast quarter of the South
eastauarter of-seclionltwenty.on and
taenty acfesof OF the west side Of n,
northwest quarter OF the southwe,,
quarter Of section Twenty. two, a1 n
Township fIftg-one, Range ten uO q
Audrain County. Missouri.
PRICE JOHNSON.
wids Sheriff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21

TnE Jefferson City Democrat edi-
torially says: Rev. DR.. Palmore, who
offended the Ladies Auxiliary OF tne
German-American Alliance, Is 10 be
By them h~enceforth ignored" They
have 10 stated 10 a recent resolution.
There are three thousand women In
that auxiliary. To b ignored BY one
woman is sometimes bad enough but
three thousand-it's too much; the
burden can't be borne. And all a.
once, too. Think Of all OF them, thu
whole three thousand, Ignoring thii
man Palmore-an' him a preacher
too, b'goshl Well we knew thatsome
thing awful would come Of this III
huEfnpgS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
c~haIlengs From wOOldridgs 4 Purdy

Challenge FROM W O0luflnBe * fufuy
Woodbridge s. Purdy 7 seeking the
worst cases Of dyspemsia or constipa.
tion In Mexico or vicinity to test DR.,
Howard's new specific for the cure Of
those diseases.
So confident are they that this re-
markable medicine will effect a lasting
icure in a short time, that they offer
to refund the money should II not b
successful.
In 0gder 10 secure the quickest pos
sibIe introduction Woodbridge & Pur'
dy will sell a regular fifty cent pack.
age OF this medicine at bali price, 2
| cents.
This specific Of DR.. Towards will
cure sick headache, dizzy feeling, con
s~tipatioD, dyspepsia, and alforms o.
malaria and liver trouble. 1t does mol
simply give relief for a time; IL make
permanent and complete cures.
1t will regulate the bowels, tone u
the whole intestinal tract, give yoI
an appetite, make food taste good ant
ldigest well, and increase yigor. Jol
and happiness will take the place O
that don't care whether | live Of
die" feeling.
Take advantage Of Woodbridge 4
Purdyis challenge and secure a bottll
OF Dr. Towards specific at half price
with their personal guarantee 10 re
sund your money II IL does not bell
rou.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21

Mrs. j. Russell Simpson will be In
Mexico shortly for a weeks visit with
her aunt, Mrs. II. P. Warden. Mr..
Simpson has accepted a position with
the Brown Shoe Company,of St. Louis,
and while they are moving their furni-
ture from their former home to their
new home Mrs. Simpson will remain
in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
Mr.. Hughes Win 20 to Mexico.

j. L. Hughes and family will leave
during the next ten days for Mexico,
where Mr.. Hughes will engage in I'M
dertaking business. They have been 10
this city twelve years. Mr.. Hughes
and his wife are both graduates OF the
Chicago College Of Embalming aud
hold certificates from the State Board
of Embalming. Mr.. Hughes has serv-
ed as president, vice-presIdent and
treasurer OF Missouri Funeral Direc.
tors Association.
Mr., and Mrs. Hughes are honest
and reliable Christian people, and will
be greatly missed. W. ID. Harold has
rented their elegant residence at the
corner OF Sixth and Main. Mr..
Hughes is considered a very success
full embalmer and as a funeral con
ductor his ability is commendable.-
| Savannah Mol Reporter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21

Notice Is hereby given that letters
testamentaFy upon the estate OF
Joseph Meyerpeter, deceased, have been
granted 10 the undersigned BY the
Probate Court Of Audrain County
bearing date August Goth, 1906.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required 10 exhibit
them for allowances 20 the undersign.
ed executor within one year after
the date Of said letters, or they may
be precluded from any benefit on said
estate, and II such claims be not
exhibited within two years from the
time Of the publication OF this notice,
they will BE- forever barred.
GEORGE MKYERPETER,
25-4t Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
THE PARKER ATTRACTIONS
Cream of the Companies to Appear
in This City-0rganiza ion Out
shines All Other.

Mexico will hold its Carnival. Street
Fair and funfest during the second
week iu October, in addition to the ex-
hibition OF the product from the soil
OF Audrain county, the committee has
devoted much attention to the horse,
and umerou fine prizes have been
offered to the breeders.
For the amusement portion OF the
entertainment, the committee has
secured the Pike OF the Parker enter
prises. The New Parker Amusement
company, of all the shows under the
Parker banner, this company under the
personal management Of Rayer and
Darnaby; is the epitome OF all that
tends towards success with the adyant-
age of years OF practice, in assembling
shows Of this kind. Mr.. Chas. w.
Parker, at his immense factories at
Abilene, Kan has in the New Parker
Amusement Company produced an
organization that stands at the head
OF its class and is without an equal.
The Worlds Fair at Chicago, the
Buffalo Fair, the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition, Luna Park, and Dream
land, New York. and the White City at
Chicago have all been drawn upon for
ideas and the organization that will
be the attraction at Mexico's Carnival
is the best and largest company pre-
sentIng clean moral entertainment fol-
the masses, now travelling.
To give an idea as 70 the immensely
OF the Raver and Darnaby Company II
is only necessary to mention a few Of
the principal shows, first and foremost
Of which Is The Singing Girls Of
Bagdad, a musical extravaganza carry
ing IS people and a full orchestra,
which is given IN q tent 65xl5O feet,
la show which is in Itself as big as
some carnival attraction extra
Another OF the big ones is Tht
: Geological Eden and Jungle Giro u
which presents a collection OF animals
and animal acts and is only second u
the Big Hagenbeck circus and 4
Ia part of the new Parker attractions
The free acts are in a class by them
: selves and cost as much to present a
{ s out OF 9 ordinary carnival attractions
The principal Of these Is Lizetta who's
,death defying Leaping the Gap ha
created a sensation wherever shown
1 then Corinne a dainty little lad.
: Loops the loop in a hollow ball, maxim
81 revolutions 10 6 seconds somethIn
never before attempted Anothe
free attraction is Prof G. B. Lombard0'
Venice City Royal Italian Band Of 3
pieces which gives two concerts dailI
IA this organization is In a class by itseI
and must be heard to be appreciated
g. All the attractions are lighted b
= their own electric plant, using 1876 ii
candescent lights, furnished by tn
n largest Dynamo and engine ever use
"a for lighting purposes by a travelin
n organization.
Ill The New Parker Amusement Co
4. travels in its own special train, apt
named "The Sunfiower Special col
u slsting Of two Pullmans, chair ears,
seventy foot dining a three boxcal
! and fourteen sixty foot fat cars; tn.
Is train was built entirely by Mr.. Cha
I'M W. Parker in his car shops at Abller
M Kansas. This is not the compan
! that appeared 10 Moberly or Mashal