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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-25
MARSH GOT TWO
HOURS OF FREEDOM
AND WAS THEN RE.ARREsTEp ON
CHARGE OF BEING A DESERT
Err FROM U. S. ARMY.

BOSTON, Mass, Aug. 24.-George
l.. Marsh, of Brockton. who was re.
leased in that city yesterday after
having been held for over week on
suspicion OF being implicated in the
murder of William Bate, OF Chicago,
was re-arrested late in the afternoon
on the charge of being a deserter
from the United States army and
spent last night in the prison ward of
the barracks hospital at Fort Banks,
Winthrop.
Marsh had enjoyed but two hours
of freedom when re-arrested at the
home of his father.
Young Marsh enlisted at Fall River
September IL, 1902, when 10 years of
age without the consent of his par.
ents, in the Eighth United States In.
fantry. He soon tired of army life
and appealed to his father, who ap.
piled to Washington and was doing
what could be done to effect the young
mans discharge, when his mother
was taken seriously i'll. Her life was
despaired of, and Marsh's sister
wrote to him at Fort Slocum, where
he was stationed, that If he wanted to
see his mother alive he must come at
once. For some reason, 1t is claimed.
he could not get leave of absence, and
so took French leave" on July 8,
1aO2
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-25
The ST AGE
WILLIAM coNoLEY.
An Interesting Story About the Lead.
ing Man of the Liberty Bellies,
Which Opens the Grand.

Mr.. @. b. Pomeroy, business mana
ger OF the Liberty Bellies, which opens
the Grand Opera House next Wed.
nesday, tells an amusing story of Will
liam Conoley, the leading comedian of
the company.
Mr.. Conoley, when young man,
had stage aspirations, and at his home
was member of military COM
pany which gave minstrel entertain.
ment. The show was big success
locally, and everybody agreed that it
was just about the best thing that
was ever offered an undeserving pub
lie.
So enthusiastic did every one be.
come, it was finally decided to take
the organization on the road and give
the waiting people of other cities a
treat they would remember the rest of
their lives. Along with this idea
were the visions of ultold wealth for
the promoters and fat salaries for the
members of the organization. The
idea held forth very. flattering pros.
poets, and the boys compared the
pleasant life of the actor to the druid.
gerry of the farm and store. all to
the disadvantage of home life.
Everybody in the town was enthu.
ssiastic over the venture except Con.
soley's father, hard-headed. sensible
old gentleman, who kept the custom
shoe shop of the place, and controll-
ed the major portion of the shoe
trade Of the town. He advised Will
to stay at home and tend store, but
the boy was determined. so the old
gentleman refrained from further ar
gument. " =.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-25
MORGAN ESTATE
ROBBED OF $4,000
FoReERiEs COMMITTED Hy A
TRUSTED EMPLoyE. WHO
FLED WHEN THEY WE'RE
DISCOVERED.

b.-r,,,, -,yyS,,f- 100 - 49,. q
- y 800, e,"s' ni''''e'''
~. sstiss y. se'i.,sssa ~ trustee ems
~ :, ! ~ sns, 9.'.oS . ,ne estate % ~
!. L! 80. Z, - SYN 10TH oanAs' nave
49, s,.ana - 'ne a'uoun' o.
-, , &. y, 7. = .aossAn e7'a'
s.'s ~. y .he 'ase ~ Z, Aiorsah' ana 5
9ercv N;oraan NJ No padc,.,, ,r,s
MN tsissa, ;s,.ne, 49, 49, 10 ,,,,,,'e ~.
mn - - 800 -
-,
80 tls .esA = qasss'v''' ~ inea''s q.
,u," ~, Z =, ssae pAcN y cnecf
I, 100 !. ~ oysa'a , sls proper 'ofn and
-. - sual 81, .orsea .he name q rev +
~ av =, ~ y s as. cnechs' VARYING
,eA $500 ~ sss.vv' 90 CLOSELY ''7i7
~ ere ~ y Y. ! ~ nr ao.B.n ''n'sa'eo
80. .ls pasin ts s''s =. three panss
= Mn' ', sle sssese hAu aepos''s read
!, pay wy shs sums cai'ea ior ny (
Sne,' 'aee
rms statement was made last risht''
py iustave ~ kissel, brother Of Ru--
dolph Herman kissel, who Is ut pres
ent In New Hampshire:
"a man who for ten years had been
! trusted employe OF my brother had
charge OF the books OF the Morgan
ESTATE, OF which my brother - trus-
Zee and which has several millions
invested.
Ia t,yae 49,, a .l....ks.r ..t.-tt ..' ~ !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-25

Patronize home industries. Reeves
Meat Market, Fifth ward. !
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-25
9: =; q. NATIONAL eNcAMpMEN1.
Denver Col, Sept. 4z-yery Low
Rates, Baltimore q Ohio r. r.

Tickets on sale August Goth to Sep.
TENDER Sd. and valid for return pas.
sage to reach original starting point
prior to midnight of September 18th,
1906. ID IS 4
For details as to rates. routes and
extension of final return limit, call
on any ticket agent. 3. G o. R. r.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-25
NOTICE 10 susscRIeERs.

II you are subscriber to the West
virsinian and fail to get your paper
q single evening, don't hesitate to cal,
Us by phone or drop us card 80 we
can investigate the case. The onl,
way we have Of knowing Of these
things is through complaints Of our
patrons. We ask you to notify US at
once and we will see that your paper
Ia delivered to you.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-25
HEALTHY PLANTS
Mcguire the Most Careful Attention a.
Wen ~ Good Sol. IN &g

Require the Most Careful Attention a.
Wen ~ Good Sou. &g
DID you ever see rosebush which,
despite the most benehcent environment
OF soiEof sunshine-and OF Atmosphere
seemed never to achieve q healthy
growth. o 81
A ton Of manure will not help a plant
That hasa canker eating out its heart.
You must destroy the cause before yori
can remove the effect.
You cannot cure Dandrufe and Baid-
ness by rubbing on hair lotions. and
xubbing in vaseline. etc.
You must look TO the cause of the
trouble-its germ at the; roots of
your hair which causes It to FAM out.
Newbro's Herpicide destroys the germ.
and healthy hair Ii the sure result.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1oc. in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-25
EXCURSION
To Mountain Lake Park August 90 Vi;
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
! q SIPS Round Trip From
,ysS Eairmont.

Tickets will be sold for special train
leaving at 700 A. NJ, and good re-
turning on special train leaving Noun
tain Lake Park 1000 P. NJ, on date
of issue. s AZ y
Call on ticket agents. B. and Q. R.
r., for fun particulars.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-25

"A. q, Kinkead. proprietor of Globe
Cigar store Uloyd's old stand), win
sell rs stogies e for &c., for 80
cents. At special sale Saturday only.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-25
ONLY $500 TO WASHINGTON
And Return-only $3.50 to Baltimore
and Return-saturday, August
&c, via Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.

Special train will leave Fairmont
at $40 p. NJ, affording an opportu.
nifty to spend all day Sunday among
the attractions of either the Capital
or Monumental City.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-25

All OF the latest teleslapnis ana
local news viii be found In the West
Nirginian.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-25

Seven Scent cigars for Is cents,
Saturday only, special sale. Globe
Cigar store, s14 Main street. A. @.
Kinkead. proprietor. Y
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-20
Ssfraft.

Der @eiberprtgler 6arrp u. Dates
tpurbe sefern mOrsen i'm poliseiseri8i
3u 60 Saaen @efdnsniB unb gu elmer
@elotrafe ban $11 %psroOnnert. Dates
ioa aud ieiner Sdpieeermutter se.
orOht babsn lie lmsubrinssr, als bic.
felbe niat g~effaiten molte, oaB err feline
Gral i4lug. Bel Der urtbeilsberiiin.
hung fagte Ri9tsr WiIfon, bah Oates
hG on sinem Srte nun einige 3eit
tonne, mo ibm feline Gele.
genbeit 9eeeben tpurbe. iduBlois
Jrauen au3usrsifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-20
.S.AlRES& eco.

Das Ginfaufs-G Centrum Ser StaSt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-20

bate Der 9leine bas erpdbnte Babns
Qelsiie an Der 6reuSuns gu tiberf9rei-
ten, oa bic Sage oes 8eldnoes oies n6'
tbig ma9te. 8eim paiiren berielben
blieb ieht Sub in ben eng uno f4leGt
aneinanbsr sslsstsn SdpeIsn tsden.
3miiben benen fi1 audi nod arOBe sd
gel b~efunoen baben foaen. Werasbens
bemhbte fi1 Der Sunge, aus Der @sfan-
genf4aft au enttommen. Seine 6ilfe-
rufe usrbaQten ungeb6rt. Sa iaufe
pl6bli6 elm 3ug obne bas aerinsfte
@arnungsfgnal bera1 uno iiberfubr
ibn. pobur6 er auf 3eit ieines 2ebsns
gum Rrippel uurbe.
9a bic 8nbnberpaltung bic Qreu=
5uns In idlediem 3uhanoe gebalten
babe. trobbsm fie piRen muBte, oaB
biefe benz 8ertebr n6tbig mar. wurbe
cine shaoeneriabflage i'm Getrage bon
$40, COG ein9erei4t.
Syn @eri9! bon Marion Gountb
wurbe sefern Elm Pro3eB anbdnsig &c.
ma9t. bur9 psl9en fefgsnslt tuerosn
fol. tpeI9e &e&te @iienbabnen baben,
pdfe ausjufsqsn. unb oh bas @sisb
Der @ifenbabn @ommiifon fOnffitu-
tioneq lit. Der GaQ miro je~oenfaas
big on bas Sber.8 unoeseeri6t geben.
uno 10 1T bic @ntf9eioung oes unteren
niht bon bober 8eoeuiung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-20

Die Gabrftubls anselsgenbsit
i'm @ourtbaufe if INNER nod ni1t
erleoigt. Die @ountp. 9ommiRdre er.
6fneten Elm Ingebot fur Dos Rspariren
oes serbro8enen glspators. Die Nme-
rican Wa4ine gompanp petlangte
1875; bic @arner elsbator &c.
50. 1920; bic Marins engine & Ma.
dime go. SO. 100; Die o. .. &sebp &
60. so, 872.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-20
2pcaLN etterberi@t.
Ebermometerftane.
8isse-Alta -0rab.
Geb n:

I'll D reH.
CHARLES unb Cecilia Smud, 26l3
Aiblano Nbsnus, Wdoden. - 5arrp
uno 2ouiIa 5ubring. I'LL OF Sbio
Str, Wdo&en.-2eonaro uno In9es
line parif, 129 @oot Str. 2nabe. =
pbilip unb Warp Wiceq, 5l3 81
Werria Ctr, 9nabe. = @ibson uno
5lorence glain, 1876 NOro Slinois
Str, Mdo9en.-Wiliam unb 8sna
@enner, 523 0oro gepi1e Nbenue,
2nabe. - gpbratm uno @na 2enin.
325 Weff Nep Yort Str. Wdo4sn.-
grant uno Germ WetcOtt, 1890 Horo
3epfione Npenue, Wdo9en.
Getraut:
Nrtbur :. @olss-@rae u. 5an.
Charles 5. Sante-4nna 8ronfrup.
Sobn Aug. Wbitnsp-aman GarlOw.
S6omas g. elliot Mnrp 6. 8enfe.
Senrp 2autsr-gmma 6. 8ergmann.
Ollie Observation-Disclosures prepsb
S6omas GaQbri96t-WauoWc @raden.
Warner 81. Senfon-Nnnp 3noplton.
Sobn 6oman-Mar 9. 6arbOs.
Sobu R. Steqe-8ertba Nntle.
@barlss Diner Sutton = Sa3el ..
Sartmnn.
6enrp 8. GpoOn-M innis Barbour.
O ehorben:
Samuel Mc@aslin. II, Staot.S 30.
ipitaI = Glen @aiep, go, $50 DC
garip Ctr. = 8rant Chambers, Sc,
Stabt-S oipital. -Sobn Wc@uirs, 40.
523 Wef Marplanb Ctr. = 3lipbd
Mnn @ilion, ~. COL Stepens Str.-
Struggling 5ibsibbOn, 11OS &eisne,
S~tr.-Sduglins Saeberle. A WOnate,
Sbelbp &oao. = 6risberide SpielbpH,
70, 500 proIpsct Str.-Sarab Hoble,
rs, Sitter Mbenue, - Napoleon Wals
ter, o65 golton Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-20
Hmppem Mmsftca mn0

lit bas Seibrad bon SnSianapolis =
SOrte bon Yuppen lit bier un0 Die SIRE
maBi9. 80sern sic nit Sbrem @ei
nidt LANCER. @enn Sic mdbrenb s.
fommen f0nnen 10 fommen Sic an Nbei
lit leoen Nbenc ipabreno bieier ISOLDE of
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-20
Sm jung.

Cine f9 Grau Nlfante nennenbe
Dame bon @anSustp. Obio, ridtste
gefern an ben @lert bon Warion
gountp Elm S9reibsn, in benz He benz
felben warnts. einen Ssirathserlaubs
nibi4ein an ibrs srf finf3ehnidbrias
So&ter aus3ufeqen, bic fd mad Sn.
bianapolis 9stuanbt babe unb gu bsira.
then tptiniae.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-20

G66ne blibemoe Blutttett.
YaImen, Tarne u. !. 10. fur
@eibna@tS8eiMenfe bet s..
%. Nteman, Ttcrtf, Gde
Gait ttno MorrfS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-20
Gibussrtat.

" m et II n US I m m E Z I O = E n.
Ser fribere @sneralpoi fmeitsr SObn
Wanamafsr. iebt Snbaber zines Der
srbbtsn Waarsnbauier in Nep Yorf,
bat sesei ben frtber In Hetu YOrt uno
isbt BIER uobnenbsn Wm. pbilipbs
unb befen Grau i'm SupcriOrseri9t
2lase ansefrsnat. neil bic pbilipps
ibm nit einem Der Girma geb6rigen
3lapier raussertift" isien.
Wte Wanamater bur9 isinei Nn=
malt angeben ldbt, uo5nien pbilipps
friiber in go. 2O19 MntbOnp Mbenus,
grOnr, Stem Dorf. Dor ungefdbr
einem Sabre fauften fis Don @ana-
mater elm Pluto" 9enanntes piano,
tpel1es in Der Campbell 6abrif dnee-
fertigt uuroe uno perpfli9tetsn f9 fur
oafelbe $3.50 in beri9iebenen 8erminen
gu beaablen. Na9oem bas Paar
$685. 80 anbs3abit bate, beridmano es
zines Cages famt ben S&war3ueiB-
flimpsrtlappsrfaftsn aus Nsu Sort.
Obne feline Norehe gu binterIaHen.
@anamafer gelan9 es enblid ben aufs
entbalsort Der 2eute unb oes 4labiers
3i ermittiln iinb atuar In perrin, Sns.
9aum battle CT feline S9uloner &c.
mabnt, als bieie mieber bas Btinbel
f9niirten. Sissmal 9ing bic Reiie
nod SnbianapoIis. Wanamater er.
fubr bies unb bat nun i'm @eri9t auf
Seraussabe feines pianOs setIast.!lHs
0erIan9tbie
Redt thsusr fteint Der poftal 9els=
graph Gable gompaanie cine tsleera-
pbii9e anweiiung gu fshsn tommsn
su folen, tpeI1e bon einem 6errn
@bsrett j. Mbams In San Granciseo,
@aI., on Sue 4bams bier abgeiarbt
tuurbe. Der @~aliicrnier bat rdmli9
i'm Superiorgeri9t bic Gable : @eieQ=
i9aft auf $1,000 e8aosneriab rerilagt.
neil ssnannts ielesrapbiI9e anweiiuns
ni6t anaefommen iei unb er infOlge-
oeHen einen Sdaben erlitten babe. ben
sr auf t~aufsnb Dollars fddbt.
@ie Mbams In San 6ranciscO ans
siebt, babe er am z. Wdr5 b. s. cine
@slbanmsiiune I'm 8etrage bon 500
an Moams, Snbianapolis, absei@idt
unb for bieielbe 1925 @ebhbren be-
3ablt, wie bic Quitting, bic Der 2lase.
i9rift beilisst. beueiIe. $rObbem isi
aus iresno sinsm @runoe. Oh our9
g6suiaisteit. Ma&Idffsfeit ooer mas
INNER bic llria9e iein mag, bic tele=
srapbii&e anwsiiung ui9t angetom-
men.
gbp. 80. 2ittle rei1te i'm Superior=
aeri9t cine 6lage auf $1,000 gegeri
&obert Surlsp elm, ba bisier fein 2anb
obns Elm Re9t ba3u 81 baben on sinsr,
anberert ~ibertragen aaben foa.
0erIanqt 6 9abener a B.
@sger bic ptttsburg, Cincinnati,
Chicago nnb ct. 2ouis Rp. Comp.
frenste i'm Supsriorseridt gliiabett
8osarbus i'm Namer beg minberidbs
rigen Samss Bogarbus cine S9aben-
eriabtlaas i'm 8strage bon $40. 900 an,
neil burd Na9ldfRstsit Der gabnber.
waltuns ibr Sobn Sames BON einem
3use Der senannten Babn tiberfabren
tporber Tel. uno oabur4 3eitlebens Elm
3riippel tpuroe.
Der llnfal pniRrte Sci Wapnesbiae
In Warren county, Ohio. ungefdbr
cine I Wsile bon bsfaster Station be.
finbat fi6 eine Babafreu3ung. Der
a&tidhrise Sames bate on benz Sage
bes rlnfalles isinem OnfeI einen BeIu9
abgefattet. I'm nod 6auie 80 eeben,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-20

Sn betruntenem 3ufanbs
tuurbe sefiern oer 34'idbrige Sames
Wurpbp bon "a Sub @ef StraBe an.
getroHen unb berboftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-20

/" 9arse Yfeifen, furae Yfsifen,
Sdnupftab0fs Sofen unb 8audartifeI
ausr art, iopie Gisarren better NuaIi.
tat bel S. 8. Mu&o, Is @irsiaia Ibe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-20
@etterberimt.
SO afbinsto n, 20. DECEMBER.

FIR "a stunOsu suOsnO = upr mOrssns. 81. Sssbr-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-20
Qvres Bulletin.
IIN1
8aiement &aoen
Specialization.

@eise Spiben etrimpfe, 25e @er=
Ige
Soup @erfanbt Sidets, 6 fir. 49,. Zoe
Yapier eerbietten, ale Oeifns, per
SuBeno.. &c
&inbsr Soques, peib, bIau ODER
Iulq
Sofa Seden, 8asbao Sarben unb
Seiins, EXTRA lang II. 19nerS1. SO
Surteln bon patent 9eber, berIhiebene
Sacons, SOC Gorte SOC
Saidentider fur Srauen, 3arte Cant
brio, sesadte 8dnber, bubble
Seifns .12tc
&inber Saldentiider bon tpeiber @ams
brio, 8 in elmer Gdadtel fir .15c
Mdnner Saidentider, farbise 8or'
ten, quite Sualitat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-20

@afbinston n, 20. December.
SIR SnSiana: &esen beate Na9t iilo
am Spnnertag ;, i'm n5roliHen Tbeile -mabr'
I6einIia G9use mdbiSs Sernperatur.
2pcaLN etterbert4t
SIM Mnsemeinen bstroIft nno ipabribetns
lid %esen ober SSnee beute Ga9t uno am
9onnerftas; tpenise gerdnberuns in Der
Semperatur.
Tbermometerifanc.
S5&fs Ssuperatur. ......... 36 Grab
RieSrtgfte EeuIperatur. 81
20. &. BIttbe,
Seetions.D Director.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-30
GIRLS JUMP INTO NET.
Four Hundred Pupils Have Narrow
Escape From Flames Sister Mary
One Of the Teachers, Saves
Twenty Five Precious
Lives and Escapes Her
self.

LAWRENCE, MASS, Nov. 22-All but
one OF 400 girls attendi ng the paro-
chial school OF st. Anne's Parish,
whose lives were endangered by fire
in the building to-day, escaped with.
out injury, although twenty-five OF
them were caught in nets by firemen
as they were dropped from third
story window by a teacher. Rena
Drouin, twelve years old, was taken to
a hospital suffering from the effects OF
fright and inhaling smoke and It is
thought that she will recover.
All the pupils except those on the
third floor, who escaped by means Of
the net, marched out OF the building
in good order when the alarm was CIV
en-. The fire was caused by an over
heated furnace.
Sister Mary, one OF the teachers, aud
her twenty-five pupils, who were on
the third floor, could not get down the
stairs on account OF the dense smoke
The teacher led the children TO the
windows, beneath which tine firemen
stretched a net. Under the sisters
direction the girls climbed out over
the sill and we're assisted TO drop and
were caught safely in the apparatus
held by the firemen. After the last
child had been cared for, Sister Mary
herself reached the street by means OF
a ladder. The damage to the build
ing WAS slight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-30
WILL TRY FOR STATE HoHoRs.
Mexico High school Organizes Track
Team and Athletes Go Into
Training John Ellis
Elected Cap
tain.

The Mexico Public Schools will be
represented in the Inter-Scholastic
Track Meet OF the state next spring,
and from the class material they have
start with, will undoubtedly be In on
the hon0rS.
The students are all taking active
interest In the work and, under the
efficient coaching Of Professors Finley
and Hawthorn, by spring will show
the result OF earnest work and proper
handling, by making new records In
high school athletics.
While comparatively few Of the
students have ever had any training OF
done any gymnasium work, they dis
play an aptness that Is surprising; and
this, with their willingness to work
hard, will do far more than if-they po
sessed experience, and preferred to rest
on their present attainments rathel
than improve past records BY perse
verance and close application.
Alta recent meeting John W. Ellii
was elected captain Of the new team
with Thomas Holmes as assistant, ant
1t was decided TO rent and fix up
gymnasium. While the weather per
mits they are training each Afternoon
from four to six In Hardin Park.
The High School Athletic Asso
citation should be encouraged and ten
dered every possible support.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-30
Etna williams Injured.

Etna Williams, conductor on the
branch freight train was badly injured
at Auxvasse station Thursday morn
ing by barrel Of oil slipping on the
''skids" while 1t was being unloaded
from a freight car, and catching bis
legs between the wall Of the baggage
room and the barrel. No bones were
broken. Mr.. Williams was unable to
make his run and ]. w. Rodgers took
charge OF the train.--Fult0n Sun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-30
he TAUGHT THE
CHILDREN AT HOME.
Louis Hubert, Prominent Audrain
Farmer, Refused to Send Chill
dren Over Two and One
Half Miles to
School.

The directors Of the Bean Creek
district school served notice on Louis
Hubert, a prominent Audrain county
farmer recently, to comply with the
compulsory attendance law and send
his Ave children, Of school age, to the
fountain OF knowledge.
In answer to the notice, Mr.. Hubert
plead exemption from the law, on the
grounds that Section 2, OF the new
compulsory attendance law, reads in
part;
"a child between the ages OF eight
and fourteen years may be excused
temporarily from complying with the
provisions of this act, in whole or In
part, can IL be shown to the satisfac-
tlon Of a court of competent jurisdic-
tion, that there is no public school
taught within q miles Of the resi-
dence Of said child, by the nearest
travelled road.p
To satisfy the authorities and him
self Of this, he had county surveyor
Mckinney out to bis farm, nine miles
northeast Of Mexico Wednesday, to get
the exact distance from there TO the
Bean Creek School. 1t was found to
be a little more than 100 yards over 2i
miles.
Mr.. Hubert says that his children
pursue regular course of study at
home, under the teaching Of himself
and his wife, and that he has one son,
now on a Minnesota newspaper as a
cartoonist and advertisement writer
who received bis education at home.
Mr.. Hubert is a well-to-do German
American farmer, ewning 300 acres Of
improved land, and is probably one OF
the best read men in the county, re-
ceiylng daily papers, both American
and German, from st. Louis, besides
speaking with fluency, three langu'
ages.
His wife is also able to converse
freely and dramatically in both Eng
llsh and German, and the children are
being taught in both languages.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert are close
students OF the Bible and are in pos.
ition to give their children as good II
not better education than they
could get in any rural school.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-30
The Mothers Hold Pe-ru-na in Higf
Esteem

shot dead. The convicts rushed
through, dragging his body with them
slammed the gate aad fastened IL on
the inside.
AS the convicts ran into the wagon
entrance, CAPTAIN Allison opened a
door leading from the officers room in
to the passageway. When be appear
ed the door the convicts fred and fell
dead, shot through the neck.
Now only the outside gate separat-
ed them from freedom. 1t was locked
and unless 1t was opened the attempt
to escape would be in vain.
Placing their nitroglycerin under
the gate, they blew an opening through
the massive steel doors and before the
smoke had cleared from the opeuin 6
they had dashed through, and passing
several TRUSTEES who were working out
side rushed toward the Missouri
Pacific depot followed closely by
Oficers John Young and John Drummer
firing rapidly as they ran.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-30

NATE Game Warden Rhodes has
|lsa the attention ofthe authorizes
|ihe fact the statutes Of Missouri
Ihlblt hunting on the Sabbath Day.
|ghs statutes, section 2240, Revised
eiutes, 1899; Every person who shall
guilty Of hunting game or shoot
em The first day OF the week com
|aycalled Sunday, shall be DENIED
EiNOi a misdemeanor, and lined not
kellpg fifty dollars
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-30
Pe-ru-na Shonld Be Kept In
Every Household
Where There Are Little
Children.

Peruna should be kept in the house
all tho time. Don't wait until the child
Is sick, then send to o drug store. But
have Peruna on hand-Aaccept no sub
titute.
Children are especially liable TO acute
catarrh. Indeed, most Of the affections
Of childhood are catarrh.
All forms Of sore throat, quinsy, Group
hoarseness, iaryngitis, etc., are but diff
ferent phases OF eatarrh.
Mrs. Amelia saiisr, Menasha, WIS.,,
writes;
III have used Poruna for number OF
years. 1t cured mo Of chronic catarrh
which I suffered with from Infancy.
"when my three children wore born
they all had catarrh, but have given
them Peruna and find 10 very effeotive
In Kidding thcm Of this horrible trouble.
I flnd that 70 Is also good TO give them
as tonic and = preventative OF colds
and collie.
"fn fact, I consider II q household
blessing. I wouId not know hoW 10
raise my children without k ! am
pleased to give II my reconf7enda-
fion. "---Ameiia Sailer.
Address DR.. s. B. Hartman, President
Of The Hartman sanitarium, Coluin.
bus, Ohio.
All correspondence held strictly con.
fidential.