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Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
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flCbDflA A4CAasY A1AotatC-
Last evening $50 O'Clock at the res
idence Of James A. McFaddin, in Vic
toria, Texas, by the Rev. Oscar Fer
rell, Ben II. Barnes and Miss Laura
Lee Coward. The wedding was a pTi-
vate affair, members Of the families OF
the two contracting parties only being
present.
The groom is the only son OF W. @
Barnes, formerly Of Mexico, Mo. and
is a most promising young business
man Of this city. The bride is a niece
OF Mrs. James A McFaddln She
was born and reared in this city and
has many friends here who value her
friendship for her true worth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
CONDUCTOR ARNOLD DEAD.
Had Been q Sufferer From Incurable
Disease For Several Months.

In a 1T OF dependency, caused by
continued suffering from anincurable
disease, Henry 5. Arnold, formerly OF
this city, one OF the Oldest conductors
in the employ u the Chicago 4 Alton
railroad, shot himself through the
head at s:l5 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing while lying in bed In his apart
ments at the St George hotel, 37li.
Olive street ST. Louis. Death was
instantaneous
No one was present when the act
was committed The shot was heard
by Mrs. Arnold and her two daughters
who rushed from an adjouring room
into Mr.. Amolds apartment only TO
lind life extinct. The body was taken
TO the Alexander undertaking establiS-
hment 1855 Olive street where a coron-
er's inquest viii be held to-day.
For the past four or Eve months Mr..
Arnold had been suffering from locom-
otor ataxia. Recently, however bis
condition became better, and he hoped
to resume his work within a short
time, being told by his physician that
he might. perhaps. ultimately wear OF
his afhiction. A week ago be suffered
an attack OF malarial fever, and his
old malady returned with redoubled
force. Mrs. Arnold stated that her
husband suffered intensely Saturday
night when be was unable to sleep.
VETERAN IN RAILWAY SERVICE
The deceased was born in Milan,
Ind 81 years ago, and had been in the
railroad business practically all bis
life since he reached manhood, having
been with the Chicago s. Alton rail.
road for a quarter Of a century. He
was well known among railroad men
in Illinois, Indiana, Missouri and othel
central states His last run was from
St Louis to Bloomington, I'll. Mr.
Arnold vas a knight Tempar In the
Hugh de Paynes commandery No 20
OF Carrollton, Ill He was a member
Of the order OF railway conductors ant
Of the A. o. u. w. He is survived b.
his widow Mary, and two daughters
Annie X. and Lucy Arnold.
The funeral will be held in Rood
house, Ill, Tuesday afternoon undei
the auspices Of the Masons and th
order OF railway conductors.
Mr.. Arnold had run, out OF thi
city a number OF years ago, and wa
well known here. His family hav
visited friends here q many OF times
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
sixty-One Cases Of Typhoid Reported
at Columbia, Mo,

COLUMBIA, Mo-, Sept. s.-Sixty-one
cases Of typhoid fever are under treat
ment. On account Of the opening OF
the University OF Missouri being At
hand, an attendance Of 1000 students
being expected, every effort is being
made to check the disease, but the
source Of the infection has not been
learned.
Among the sick are Walter
Williams, chairman Of the executive
board Of the university curators; a
daughter OF W. G. Brown, professor Of
chemistry; Howard s. Reed, instruc-
tor in botany; a son Of Frank 2,
Graves, professor OF pedagogy; q son Of
J. q. Whittier, professor OF hortlcul'
ture; a son Of Il. M Belden, professor
OF English literature, and a son Of
Z. A. Allen, professor Of English.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14


lis state OF Missouri App1, VS.
Charles Watts.
1.6 Ella Fegan VS. ] R Fegan.
Iii City of Mexico VS. B H Robin
son. Appf.
sIxTEENTH DAY-THURsDAY, OCT. Q.
10 Mary f McQuoid IS John A
McQuoids
12l B Hellman VS. Willard Potts.
l22 Jasper w~illingham ct al vs.
WIN ID Mason ct al.
123 Oliver Bright VS. Maggie Bright.
i24 James W Peery vs. Sarap J Hal
slip ct al.
is frank Christian vs. Rebecca
| Christian.
l26 s NJ, Locke vs. W N Reynolds,
SEVENTEENTH DAy-FRIpAy, OCT. 9.
1877 Fred 5 Norris VS. Drake 8
Threlkeld.
ias J T Gatchell ct al vs. W W
White.
i2a Nathan Dix Us A 7 cornet'
ct al.
$50 Carroll VS. G M Price.
ISL Eliza Rice vs. Inhabitants @
village Of Farber.
1872 J 0 Edmonston vs. John 9 Dan
lei ct al.
lss @ + Clark vs. A Il Meyer ct al
=
EIeHrRRNTH DAy-sATuRDAy, ocr. 7
1874 Killing Bros s Co vs. $ 4 \
Phillip.
RETURN DOCKET.
la1 Alexander Garter vs. Chas Y
Bushey ct al.
l42 G Turner, guardian, vs. EdS
Hartley ct al.
i43 b II Robinson VS. city Of Mex
leo.
IA Ethel spotser VS. Luther Spot
- H HN.N
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

WARDEN HALL OF the penitentiary
has sent out the following circular to
the dealers in binder Irvine through
out 1.-THE State: Missouri State Peni-
Tertiary, Warden's ofh,e,i City Of
jefferson, August 10, l905.-I beg
leave to call your attention to the
pure Sisal binder Irvine which is
manufactured by the State Of Nilsson
ri for the benefit Of the Missouri farm
ers. Last season we manufactured
22l, 900 pounds of Irvine, and every
pound was sold and shipped TO points
In the State of Missouri. We have
bought a supply Of raw material and
and are nov manufacturing twine for
the corn harvest in September. Next
year we expect to make something
like a million and a half pounds OF
twine. We are selling this twine at
81 cents per pound.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

MONDAY, lueS0ay, sept. zb-lb.
At which time we will sell 60 head
OF Poland China and 40 head Of Dur0c
Jersey Hogs and As head OF Shorthorn
Cattle. Hog sale the first day and
Hogs and Cattle the second day.
The Offering will consist OF rs fall
and yearling sows, IS spring gifts, Ill
fall bears and 30 spring bears, the tops
Eof my herd oftover 200 head. Nearly
everything In the sale will be from
aged sows weighing from 800 TO 500
pounds and from eyed bears OF very
prolific families. They represent the
leading strains Of both breeds, such as
Expansion, Thickset, Corrector, Per
| lection, &C., In P0land-C China: and
Missouri Wonder, Orion, Tecumseh
| King, Glendale and others in Duroc
Jerseys. The offering will be sired by
or bred to Klever's Thickset S7278 by
Thickset 1921, one Of Ohio's greatest
bears; White Cloud, Expansion by
Expansion, Jr, champion sweepstake
boar OF Nebraska 1908; Galloway Cor
rected by the $1,000 Corrected; Gold
Brick 30693 by Gold Bug 29631; Victor
| Hugo ii 1858 and others OF the big
groathy kind that are sure money
makers.
There will be as head of useful Short
horns--7 bulls and 3S cows and heifers-
nearly all from n to four years old,
representing the most fashionable
American families with from two to
five Scotch top There will be about
20 very choice yearling heifers. They
will be the get OF such bulls as Prince
Charles 120587 by Imp. Pro Consal out
OF Imp. Volumbia by Cumberland;
Baron Golddust End 125435 by Baron
GlOster out OF Alchemille; Ancient
Hero 1880 by Imp. Spart0n Hero out
OF Imp. Autumn Glade by Cumber-
land and others and out of cows trac-
ing to Imp. Rose OF Sharon, Young
Mary, Rosemary, Ianth, Strawberry,
Butterfly 44th and others.
Everything will be taken right from
the pasture; not fat, but In the best Of
breeding condition.
J. r.. Whitley will consign I head
the tops Of bis herd.
One-half the express will be refund
ed on all hogs shipped over rs miles.
Free transportation to and from the
farm and free entertainment to those
from a distance. Dinner on the ground
by ladies of Central Christian Church,
TERMs-Cash or bankable note on
6 months time at ! per cent interest
from date OF sale.
Auetlonefs-cois. J. West Jenes. ]. W,
Holman. e. A. Mecfay.
cierks.-J. A. LesyeiI. Il. L. Koontx.
LLOYD w. PROUTY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

TEE Fulton Sun is correct in the
following regarding the knocker:
Every community is afflicted with
the knocker. He is sometimes a man
who manages his " business well,
but is ordinarily the fellow who is en-.
vious Of any success In the part Of
another, whethef . competitor or not,
Envy is the basis Of his character and
l~ittleness is the chief Characteristic OF
his soul. His chief argument to Sc
cure business is to hammer bis com
petitor. Some are deceived thereby
for q little time, but the man Of sens
and discernment goes away with |
feeling Of repulslon and disgust. Thu
great majority OF Fulton's business
men are above and beyond the knock
er stage but a very few remain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
In the Circuit Court Of Audraln Con
ty, Missouri.

BY virtue and authority Of decrl
and loder Of sale made by the s,3
Court, In the above entitled cause n
Of a certified copy thereof, dated N
day Of July, 1905, ] will, on
Friday, the 9th Day Of octd
Der, 1905.
between the hours Of nine O'Clock \
the forenoon and five O'Clock In N
afternoon OF that day, at the iiad
door Of the Court House, in the C5
of Mexico, in Audrain County, MI
souri,, sell, at public vendue, to N
highest bidder for cash, the fOlloa
ing described real estate, viz:
The southeast quarter Of the South
east quarter OF sectionltwenty.one al
twenty acres off Of the west side Of ID
northwest quarter OF the southves
quarter OF section Twenty-Five, all 4
Township tifty-one, Range ten nOl I
Audrain County, Missouri.
PRICE JOHNSON.
wtus Sheriff
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14


REFERRING TO a new union station
for Mexico tho St.Louis Republic says;
At the request OF Chicago & Alton
Railway officials, General Manager
Henry Miller, Of the wabash Railroad
has agreed TO reconsider bis plans "a
erect an independent passenger sta.
ika 81 Mexico. After the intentions
q the Wabash had been announced,
thz Alton oehSizls suggested the
6agl6sag % = neu union station
M. Miller has tie Alton proposal II
Consideration, and the probabilities
are thai the wahzsh and the AltoE
VII use the szme edincs. The new
stztl1n viii be eommodias and attrse
tire. whether 1t be independent O
un&nr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
DaNGER0U GER)HS IN SUMmER
Strengthen the Stomach With Mi-o-na and Keen Well

A wealthy phIlanthropist 10 New
York spends thousands Of dollars ey.
cry summer providing milk for the
babies, with the result that the NOR.
tally is greatly decreased. He an.
preciates the fact that disease germ.
are common In the summer and thar
the stomach must be kept healthy %
resist their attacks.
Older people do not live on a milk
diet to insure health, but they can q
strengthen the stomach and digestive
organs BY the use Of Mona thai
they too VIII be free from sickness IN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

THE Carrollton Mo, Democrat edi-
torially says: Mexico people are hay'
ing trouble with an auto; they don't
know what TO do TO get rid Of it, and
the machine is not out enough TO get
the horses used to it. A suggestion
that might cover the matter is this
buy an OK team and find out what
road the auto is going to take and
try conclusions with II; or perhaps
achallenge might issue and a meeting
be held in the park and admission
charged. Thousands would probably
attend the exhibition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
Guardians Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that tne =
derslgned was appointed by lhe ~
bate Court OF Audrain county 81
Guardian OF 10. Shepherd, adlaaes !
be OF unsound mind, on the li1n y
OF July 1905.
All persons having claims ass 1Hs'
said estate are required 70 s.us-'
them for allowances TO the unosiszs
ed guardian within one year ~.
the date OF said appointment !
they may be precluded from ny "
nt Of said estate; and II sucn 49,
be not exhibited within wv ~
from the time OF the puollcaIpS !,
this notice, they will be fore'a :
red.
NORM MISSOURI TRUST Co..
BY Its President
w. W. POLLOK.
ee.At Guardim
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given thai ~
testamentary upon the ssssI
Joseph Meyerpeter, deceased, nlss &
granted to the undersigned Y :
Probate Court OF Audraln
bearing date August 26thi lsO@
All persons having claims a
said estate are required Ws
them for allowances 10 the un.s IA
ed executor within one yea =
the date OF said letters, or tns1 :
be preciuded from any benefit
estate, and II such claims &
exhibited within two years liv ~
time OF the publication oitnis -
they will be forever barred.
OK Execatf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
Advertised Letters.

List OF letters remaining~in the Post
Once at Mexico, No., for the week
ending Sept. IA, 1905, which If not
called for In thirty days will be sent
TO the dead letter Office at Washing.
ton Persons calling for letters In this
list will please say ''advertlsed:n
Abbie, Mrs Kettle
Burton, Susie Brown, Mrs Lucinda
Chase. Mabel CoyingtOn, Linnie
Ford, hr X Hill, B d
johnson, Allie Jacks, J L
Louis, Lice Marsh, Ida
Pearson, Mae Pearson, Mrs Kate
Tesis, DC Thompson, w c
Turner, DE Wilson, Harry
McHOney, Lula
GEORGE II. KUHKEL,
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
CHANGE OF FIRM.
Charles Criswsll Buys James CARROTS
Interest In Drug Store.

James Garrett, Jr., has sold his In
terest in the drug firm OF Criswell 4
Garrett to Charles Criswell. Mr..
Garrett will move to St Louis at once
with bis family where he will take
charge Of Barnes Pharmacy, connected
with the Barnes Medical College, OF
st. Louis. MI. Garrett's many friends
in Mexico wish him much success In
his new home.
Mr.. Criswell will conduct the bust
ness at the old stand and would like
TO have his friends call and see him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

Dan Cauthor and Nate Philip. who
are touring the West mailed the LED.
|oER a copy Of the Pixies Peak Daily
News. = paper published on the top
Of this mountain. In the list Of ar
rivals AZ the sumlt sere the names Of
the above gentlemen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
Injured at Station.

w. Whitehouse, 3 young nan from
LaddoEia, was injured at the '.plat-
FORM Sunday night. While waiting
for 3 trim be climbed on a pile OF
trunks to take a nap, and was picked
up unconscious about 800 O'Clock and
taken TO the city hall, where medical
aid was summoned.
DIR. Coil, city physician, dressed his
injuries and pronounced them trifing,
a slight conclusion on the scalp and
several bruises.
II is supposed that young White
house fell from the top Of the trunks,
during bis nap.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
Audrain,s Fine Orchards.

W. II. Miller, who resides on the
Mike QuInlin place north OF this city
was in town recently and spoke to the
writer Of his large orchard. The
orchard contains 1900 trees mostly
apples though there are few fine peach
trees. This year crop is small only
about $500 bushels constituting the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

Tax citizens of Columbia, Mo, are
telling The truth in reference to
typhoid fever and are doing every
thing in their power to stamp out the
disease. The University viii open on
time and the city being made as clean
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
the summer season.

the summer season.
hi-o-na restores complete health
70 the whole system and cures head
aches, backaehe. sleeplessness, pains
and distress after eating, vertigo,
heartburn, aud the general debility
which result from 4 weak sto mach
and Imperfect digestion.
A guarantee to refund the money
Il nl-o-na does not show help. Is given
with with every 20 cent box. Ask
woodbridge a Purdy 10 show yon the
guarantee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
Audraln Circuit Court Docket


SEPTEMBER TERN, 1905.
-
FIRsr pAY-MoNDAr, sEPg. Is.
] In the matter OF II Fl (Geo) Mar
shall, trustee Of Nancy Newkirk.
: In the matter OF NJ B Guthrie.
assignment III Clark, assignee.
2 In tho matter M i A Goolshny. |
.ss,snmsns = = sh,nhon' asslSpee'
a In the matter oeAltse o Macfar-
lana e~xecntrix esfaeeG B Macfarlane.
) Miehael Doppells vs. Isaac Rob
erts.
RcoND DAr-ruEsDAy, ssrr 10.
s IL Blck vs. w p Carter Est
9 JJRlck VS. NJ W Hodges.
10 I Duncan, admir-. VS. Mutual
| Reserve Fund Life Assn.
IL Willard Palmer VS. Chicago \
Alton Ry Co, Ell al.
u Silas Mitchell est by 4 A Shan
non, adn'r. vs. Chicago s Alton Ry
loo.
Is ] b Pratt ct al VS. Chicago S
Alton nv Co.
IA c Marburg vs. Chicago \ Alton
Ry co.
Trump DAY-wEDNESDAy, SEPT. 20.
Is Frankford Exch Bank VS. w L
wright.
IS DIP Moore, admir-, vs. Joseph Il
Jesse.
IL W Curry Vi A NJ LaFon.
Is Geo Robertson appl' W
Kenneth resp.
- Noble 1ruoD ssd hiafen-
back. 80.
% Josepnus vs. naiua'a
Goddard Ct al
a W Cunningham es al VIZ
Teele- III
FOURTH DAl-rHuRsDAf, shrr. -i'
% Stella Tucker vs. onas iucsei'
y Alfred bun vs. FRANCES war
ner, etc.
"a William y mason y Ihos :
Swift.
. &C thompson hig " 's -
Mccully.
26 Frederick Hanheioe VS. St LOUIS
Transit Co q al.
q Jessie Barnes vs. Louis iTan-
sit Cox .
ss Enice L Bever VS. hooert N
Woody ct al.
II FIFTH DAY-FRIDAx, sEfT. z
y G N Haskell etai y ~
Riv Ry % ct al.
80 John Q VS. La y MO NV ny
Co ct al.
81 Z Hisey et al Us Ii holNi'
Ry Co ct al.
II 81 Joseph Barth VS. Chicago y Al
to Ry 90.
a IS Il Luploh Furnieufc " 70
Chicago s. Alton RyCo
81 Ruth Lakenan-Barnes VS. chi
cag0 x Alton Ky 20.
FL 35 Katherine Davis vs. 81 LOUIS y
5 Sub Ry Co ct al.
Il SO Garrard Strobe, curator, vs. q
Transit Go.
sIxTH DAY-sAruhpAf, SET. -
81 Oscar Collins vs. 4 CrawiofC
+ ct al.
III 80 Oscar Collins VS. Chas Hin.
;. 80 Oscar Collins VS. E l. Crowiofu
40 Oscar Collins vs. J H Bolts
Al Oscar Collins vs. ~ schneider
AZ Oscar Collins vs. Lulu II WIN
scott ct al.
vi as Oscar Collins vs. Caleb berr'
ct al.
"A A L Detienne VS. = 2 Water
and J + Coontz.
SEVENTH DAy--MoNDAY, sErT. %
Suzee storr vs. FIoaison.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

THOSE who are talking Of celebrat-
ing the anniversary Of the burning OF
Mexico union station should walt
until we have a new station OF some
kind. The old station was better than
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

THE city council is going to arrange
to have more hitching racks, immedi-
ately. This is a very important mat
ter and II we expect the farmers tc
trade in Mexico we must find a place
70 hitch their teams.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

Q NJ. LAKELAND, formerly, Of Mexi-
co, now OF Kansas City, writes; "Hur'
nah for our Governor. He has made
good al in the line
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
r

SO P Fl Cullen vs. Amer Ins Co of
Boston.
SO P H Cullen VS. German Am ms
Co OF New York
60 p Il Cullen VS. Firemen's Ins 90
OF Newark, Nj.
81 II Cullen VS. Penn Fire Ins Co
OF Penn.
EIGHTH DAY-TuEsDAY, SEPT. 20.
6s &c Dempsey VS. Fannie l Wells,
change OF Of venue.
90 Henry Rodhouse vs. unknown
heirs Of Edward Bradley ct al.
Ga Annie Beshears vs. V L Beshears.
05 City OF Mexico vs. Carter Cau-
thorn, appellant.
sc Alma @ Duncan VS. w L Crlgler
| ct al.
81 City Of Mexico VS. j W Gregory,
Appellant.
6s Charles Farrah VS. Eliza NJ Davis
| ct al.
80 Yeaman Byrns VS. Eliza M Davis
ct al.
NINTH DAY-wEDNEsDAy, SEPT. q.
70 Laura A McFadin, ct al VS. Lucy
Board.
Il First National Band OF Platts-
burg, Mo, vs. Change of Venue, A W
Flood,
~ G G Turner Guardian VS. Daniel
Hartley, ct al.
70 Ira Householder VS. Edward
Householder.
IA Edward Householder vs. E J
Neal ct al.
10 Ora A Edsen VS. Unknown heirs,
Eli Smith.
70 Annie L CLARK VS. E w Clark.
TENTH DAY-THURsDAY, SEPT. %.
II S II Taylor VS. Wabash r r Co,
rs Richard Carter VS. Wabash R r
Co, App'1.
70 City OF Mexico vs. ] t johnson,
App'L
80 City Of Mexico VS. No. / Nelson
Miller.
81 City Of Mexico VS. No. 2 Nelson
Miller.
50 Robertson, Hulen & Co VS. N
Wilcox.
SO Sames & Roberts VS. N $ Wilcox
ELEVENTH DAY-FRIDAY, SEPT. %.
81 Inhabitants Of Rush Hill VS.
L L Lynn, App'l.
IS Inhabitants OF Rush Hill VS. W
L Slater, Appl.
So Inhabitants OF Rush Hill VS. jos
Smlth, App1.
81 Inhabitants OF Rush Hill VI
Cain s. Knoth, App'l.
So Willard Palmer VS. Chicago s
Alton Ry Co.
SO Frank II Mitchell VS. Chicago &
Alton Ry Co.
90 J NJ Mason vs. Chicago s. Altor
Ry Co.
81 j Il Canada vs. Chicago s. Altor
Ry Co.
TWELFTH DAY--sATURDAY, SEPT. 30
90 Ora A Edsen vs. Andrew F Jones
fetal.
90 James NJ Beagles Us Geo Robert
son.
81 W W Dowell ct al VS. Unknown
heirs S Boggs.
90 Samuel Hart VS. Mollie Hart.
Sc Carson, PIrie Scott Co VS. yictol
Victor ct al
81 James + Heinlan VS. Myrtl,
Hickam ct al.
90 d d Rose VS. p K Lemon ct al.
THIRTEEETH> DAy-MoNDAY, OCT, 2
90 JP Crockett VS. Wabash Ry CT
and st Louis 4 Han BY Co.
100 Edgar Wilbur vs. Wabash r.
Co and st Louis s. Han Ry Co.
loi Maurice Reach by next friend
vs. Wabash Ry Co.
l02 Lutte Diggs vs. Wabash Ry Co
lO3 Minnie Win VS. Wabash Ry Co
100 Ray Clement by next friend VI
Wabash Ry Co.
105 Hannah Jackson vs. Herman
and Fred Boeger ct al
FoURTEEETH DAY-ruEsDAy, OCT. ;
100 State OF Missouri vs. Claud Blue
l07 State Of Missouri vs. Fred craw
ford.
los State Of Missouri vs. George
Helon, burglary and larceny.
100 State OF Missouri vs. Herman
Sanford, forgery.
ll0 Bnla Mcnamara vs. Aaron Nc
Namasa-
FIFTEKsTH DAY-wEDsEsDAY, OCT. 4
1i3 State Of Missouri vs. = Gibson
ia State o. Missouri "a. Rolli'
Ross.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

THE Mexico Electric Light Co. Is
putting substantial Improvements On
It's plant and promises TO have one OF
The best In the state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

TnE fire limits have been extended
SO that III. B. BotkIn builds a livery
stable, Just south Of the crossing II
will have to be OF brick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
Mad Dog Scare.

The residents OF South -
street had a mad dog scare sua's'
ternoon. 4
A large dog acting as II 1
rabies made bis appearance u
residence thorOughfare and p'S
TO chaw up a small pup ..l
No positive proof can be naa
Whistler or not the ANNA va
and he has not been seen slnoe'
II. O. Turner was up y"
vile on business Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
Il OF
SHERIFF'S SAIL
IN PARTITION.
STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY OF AUDRAlN,

u. i. RoRTHcUTT. ........ ,Plalntl
VS..
ORfHY Pulls, CLAUDE Pulls, Mla
TIA Pulls, MARY Pulls, MYRII
Pulls, GRACE Pulls, ERNIE p
LIS, RUFUS DAVIS AND CHaRL4
ii. DAVIS. Defendant
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

George Baxter formerly book keep
er for the Pollock Milling and Eleva'
tor Co., has accepted a position with
a wholesale house In Kansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
NOTICE OF
|SHERiFF'S SAIL
IN PARTITION.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County OF AUDRAIN.

FIELDING W. WISDOM. ....., Plant,
VS..
|ORPHY Pulls, CLAUDE Pulls, Ma.
TIA Pulls, MARY Pulls. Mypy
Pulls, GRACE Pulls, ERNIE p
LIS AND CHARLES II. DAVIS
Defendant
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
Buy Fuel in Summer.

Buy fuel In summer and save money
and now is the time to place your
order for coal and wood. You can get
anything you want, for cash, In this
line from E. B. Sellard, who handles
the highest grade OF hard cal, both
Illinois and Missouri crate and stoves
coal. Also makes a speciality OF wood.
Saving. Steam saw will do the work
right at your house. e. B Sellard,
coal and wood yard. Phone 222. South
Calhoun street. 81 till Nov. /. DE-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

W. R. Holmes, formerly of St.Louis,
has moved with his family TO this
city to reside He Is a travelling sales
man for a st Louis concern, and will
make his headquarters here. The
LEDGER extends a cordial welcome TO
Mr.. Holmes and family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
Mr.. Isaac Sturgeon Dead.


Mrs. Isaac +. Sturgeon, aged about
26 years, died at at her home 2 miles
northwest Of Skinner, Monday morn
ing at . O'Clock. She leaves q nus
band and two children.
Mrs. Sturgeon was a good Christian
woman and her death Is agreat loss to
the community.
Funeral services will be held Tues
day from Centralia.
The LEDGER extends sympathy 70
60 the bereaved husband and children.
W. T. jenkins, Of the Landmark
Platte City, vas in Mexico Tuesday
placing his daughter, Miss Ruin IN
Hardin College.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

ALL S

of catarrh and catarrhal deafness, ner-
| vous debility, paralysis, neuralgia, goiter
| epilepsy, st. Vitus dance, nervous and
sick headache, skin, stomach, liver,
| heart, kidney and bladder diseases,
PILES, 6stnla and many other chronic
| and long standing diseases treated scien-
| f;fcallv and cured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
TWO DAYS PUBLIC SALE

OF pure bred Hogs and Cattle at the
White Cloud Breeding Farm, 2 miles
west Of Fulton. and 4 miles north Of
Darlington, Mo.
Monday, Tuesday, Sept. 25.26.