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Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22
Some Rules for Health.

j, W. I'VE N. d., Mentor. Ohio.
In answering the question, what
is the secret OF good health?H | would
state that the most essential part Of
the secret is the old injunction "know
myself" The next step is the exer-
else OF wisdom In the observance Of
Natures law.
The following rules may serve as a
guide;
First-Deyelop the chest increase
the lung power and breathe in abun-
dance OF fresh air.
Second-Drink water freely the first
thing every morning, between meals
and on retiring.
Third-Never partake Of food till
the appetite calls for 1t. Masticate
thoroughly. The less number Of arti-
cles Of diet at a sitting the better.
Have the mind and body rested, and
at ease, before, during and after each
meal. Remember that the great tend
ency is TO eat too much and too fast.
Fourth-Rise early, retire early and
fill the working hours of each day
with a moderate amount OF both men.
tai and physical labor.
Fifth-Haye an aim in life with a
reasonable conception Of right and
Justice, together with moral courage
Sufficient to execute.
Sixth - Cultivate placidity, cheer
fulness and hope, control inherited
passion, nervous fear and any desire
for st~imulants, anodynes or anything
injurious to health.
Seventh-Be moderate in all things
II in doubt on any question go slow.
feeling the way cautiously. Wher
sure that you are right and safe Their
go ahead.
Eighth-Neyer encourage thethought
Of ill-health, old age, weakness or feal
of cotagion. Avoid drug medication
as much as possible.
Ninth-Never forget that ''cleanli
ness is next to godliness, " and that q
vast amount of waste matter passes Of
unobserved through the pores Of the
skin. Each time after taking a full
bath the skin should be rubbed to ;
gentle glow.
Tenth-Remember that the machin
cry Of the human system is designed
by It's architect to run at a certain
rate and that 1t requires a reasonable
amount of care and attention. Il
managed as outlined by these rules Il
should run, be healthy and be usefu
fifty years. instead Of forty to sixt!
years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22
Mexico I6 Bachelor 8.

The ball game at Cauthorns Hill
Sunday between Mexico and the
Bachelor Giants resulted in a victory
for the home team, by a score Of 1t
TO s
The game was without any exciting
features except in the seventh inning
when for a short while the score was
tied.
The Mexico battery could not handle
their sticks fast enough to hit the
rube pitcher, each striking out 3
times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22
EXECUTOR Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that ~
OF administration upon the es,ss
Charles b. Kleinsofge, decease0l 4
been granted 10 the underslgnss
the Probate Court Of Audraln -
bearing date June End, 1900
All persons having claims s M
said estate are required 70 -
them for allowances to the uno0s
ed executor within one
after the date OF said letters,
may be preclude from any oeIsI
said estate, and II such claims
exhibited within two years ilVl
time Of the publication oil tnS
they will be forever barred
HENRY KLIENsOReh
12.at ESecalf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

THE scarcity Of water In Mexico
initiates against the growth OF the
city. Some OF the railroad men who
moved their families here came so
they could have pleasant lawns, ana
complain on account OF not having
water to sprinkle with. The City
Council and Water Works Company
should take this matter up at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22
Administrator Notice.

Notice is hereby given lls
Of administration upon the !
l. Harrison, deceased, hsT
granted to the undersigned
Probate Court Of Aud[siu
bearing date May 10th, ig99 -
All persons having claims
said estate are required ", "A
them for allowances 10 ,sis l
signed administrator sttss
year after the date Of SAD E y,
they may be precluded rom ~ .gsls,
ID OF said safe, and il such
not exhibited within two 4 /
the time Of the Puolicatl'h .ns|
notice, they will be iorsSes ar,soS
1s.a. Admlnisin
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

THE publishing OF 3 newspaper Is a
business proposition. and should be 50
viewed, especially BY those engaged In
It. The following from enc who thor.
oughly understands the situation has
the cordial endorsement Of the LED
GER: ut seems 10 US that this ever
lasting moan that goes up from news
paper men about the extreme poverty
OF the editor is a mighty tiresome
thing. One would think by what some
OF the brethren have to say that the
newspaper business was a sort OF char
'ity bureau and poor farm combined.
A man who has tried preaching and
failed, secondhand business and
failed, restaurant business and failed,
matrimonial bureau and failed, gets
hold Of a hand-press and three type
and proceeds to advertise his poverty.
He takes any old thing on suhscrfp-
ton and poses as the only unfortunate
mortal In the community. The pain
fnl part Of the affair is that these mis-
guided and untutored mental deform-
titles pose as newspaper men. The
newspaper business is just as good as
any other business II 1t is run right.
However, no man can make a success
in the newspaper business BY eyerlast-
ingly harping about his poverty. After
a time the people viii begin to look
on him as an object OF charity and not
a business man who pays for what be
gets and expects pay for bis paper and
his advertising. And the strange part
OF 1T all is that these poyerty-pleaders
call themselves journalists Hades
is full OF journalists, but one has tc
travel some distance before the eye Is
gladdenod with a genuine newspaper
mana man who is making bis bust
ness pay, a man who pays his bills
sticks by his principles and stand
square on bis feet. Go away, you pov
erty.moaners; you make US i'll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

THE Constables Of St. Louis County
do not enforce the law closing the
saloons on Sunday; neither will they
arrest the "sure thing" gamblers, but
II a man drives his automobile more
than four OF five miles an hour they
Immediately eget busy" and a few
days since shot at a party, who claims
he was not rum g over the speed
ta--lN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

THE value OF the late rain to Aud
rain county cannot be estimated
The prospect is nov good for an unu-
suaIly large corn crop. In fact, all
Of the crops promise to be fine, except
there will be a shortage, on account Of
the drought. in hay and grass.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22
SYMPTOMS THAT INVITE GERMS.
LITTLE AILMENTS THAT SHOULD BE LOOKED AFTER IF ONE
WANTS TO KEEP WELL

These little ailments, which indl-
cate a weak stomch and imperfect
digestion, should be looked after by
the use OF Ml-o.na, il one wants TO
keep well. A tablet Of this remark
able remedy, taken before each meal,
will so strengthen the stomach and
digestive organs that natural weight
will be restored and perfect health
and strength regained.
Ask Woodbridge s. Purdy to show
you the Mi-o-na guarantee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

THE LEDGER map Of Audrain
County grows in popularity. 1t is
used by Assessor Rufus Jackson and
his assistants. In fact, all who want
to become thoroughly acquainted
with farm lands In Audrain County,
use the LEDGER map. 1t is only fifty
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

THERE is no trouble for a young
mar Of good habits, who is not afraid
TO work, to get a place in most any
line Of business. There are always
openings for industrious, ambitious
young men who are willing 70 work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22
meetlUI

QUITE a number Of railroad men are
making Mexico their home, and 9TH
ems expect to move here. Our people
should do everything 10 their power
70 make Mexico pleasant for them.
II our town Is to become a city the
railroad people will help bring about
Ate roruIf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

AoNE-MtLLIoN.DOLLAR Barnes hos
pital is to be erected on Kings High
way. St. Louis. The st. Louis Repub-
lie states that 1t is understood that
Dr.. Pinckney French, formerly OF
Mexico, who is at the head OF the
Barnes Medical College, will be at the
head of this new institution. DR..
French is not only one of the most
prominent surgeons Of st. Louis, but
is among the leading successful fnan-
ciers OF that city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

THE Missouri Press Association Will
hold its annual meeting at ST. Jo-
seph, Mo-, July &c, q and %. Ar
rangements have been made for a most
delightful meeting. The programme
will not he heavy, and the entertain
ment given by the citizens Of st.
Joseph at Lake Contrary will prove
most enjoyable, and we predict a large
attendance. There will be no excur'
sion, but q chance for three days goot
solid rest and enjoyment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

The Hannold Manufacturing Com
pany is in a prospering condition. The
business men Of Mexico should en-
deavor to arrange so that this enter
prise will establish a large manufac-
tory in Mexico. This matter is worth
looking into,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

The Rhinland Band has been engag-
ed TO furnish music for the Eagles
Fourth Of the July celebration.
This musical organization is well
known here having played during the
Carnival two years ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

Anyone who has any Of the many
symptoms caused by poor digestion
should take special care to avoid con.
ditlons where disease germs are likely
to be present. Any of the following
symptoms are good evidence OF stom-
ach troubles.
Aeidity Nausea
Splitting up God Gripes
Cole Coated tongue
Heaviness at stomae Sour taste Il mouth
Sedimentln wine Diarrhoea
Night sweats Nervousness
Headache Sick headache
Loss of flesh Vertigo or dizziness
Heartburn Drowsness
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22
JAPs RoUT 5000 RUSSIANS.
Provisions and Clothing Abandoned
in a Fight From LisoyangwOpeng
The Casualty List Heavy, Re-
ports to Toxic Say.

TOXIC, June ia report has been
received from Field Marshal Oyama
telling ~ofseyere fighting in Manchuria
Saturday. Five thousand Russian
cavalry and twenty guns, a part OF
General Mistchenko's army, were
routed from Liaoyangwopeng and
driven northward in confusion. The
casualties Q said to have been heavy.
Two other villages were captured by
the japanese after some hard fighting
The japanese loss vas not heavy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

MI. and Mrs. Edmonds, Of Los An
geles, Cal, were the guests Of the
Misses Mason Monday, while en- route
to Fulton. Mrs. Edmonds was Miss
Bessie Menefee, daughter of John
Menefee, formerly Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

TnE state Beard Of Railroad Com
missimers viii meet in Mexico on
July 3rd 10 reference to a location for
new depot for the Chicago & Alton
and Wabash railroads In this city
We trust results will follow this
aneaifug
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

Sundays Globe Democrat and Mon
days Republic contained splendid
pictures OF Miss Jean Bragg, Of Mex
leo, who is to be married TO John ID.
Orear, prosecuting attorney Of Aud
rain county, Miss Bragg is one OF Mex
ico's most popular and lovable young
ladies
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

W. II. KEENAN,, r. 7. Hopkins, II.
p. Warden and Others who attended
the confederate Reunion at Louis
7ille, KY, have returned home much
pleased with their trip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

stock and a greater variety OF them
than we have ever had. You are sure
to be pleased with our vehicles and
the prices, qualities, guarantees, etc.
FERRIS g. CAUTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

Marriage license was issued Monday
TO Leonard Force and Lydia Allen,
both Of this county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

Alb Romans is home from Texas.
He says Audraln county is good
enough for him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

DR.. Fredendall, Of Lexington, Mo-,
is the guest Of Joseph wilkins, Of the
firm Fredendall s. wilkins, OF this
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

Miss Martha Kirke, Of Kansas City,
will return home Saturday, after a
pleasant visit with Miss Belle Buck
ner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

Miss Carrie Sproul is home from a
delightful visit to Miss Grace Dan
firth, Charleston, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

Vow let's sing the long Meter DOz-
ology.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

Mrs. Thorne, Of Iuka, Miss, is the
guest Of her parents, Col. and Mrs.
Lewis Hord.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22
STOCK AND FARM NOTES.
WEDNESDAY, June 81

WEDNESDAY, June 81
Hogs, $4,000. 5 lower.
Left over, 1895.
Light, 5.10(G5.30.
Mixed 5.10a5.32.
Good heavy 5.15(d5.35.
Rough heavy, 4.5O@5.M
Cattle, 1850. 10 to Is higher.
Sheep, $1,000. Strong.
NJ. E. Casper had hogs in the st.
Louis market this week.
johnson aud Brown shipped a con-
slgnment OF hogs to St.Louis Tuesday.
j. L. Elzea had a car Of hogs on the
st. Louis market Wednesday.
Lakenan and Barnes shipped two
car loads OF cattle to st. Louis Mon
day.
A. Stigall, of Vandalia and j. b.
Dye, of Laddonia, had mixed ship
ments OF horses and mules on the st.
Louis market this week.
Lee Bros shipped a load Of horses
to st. Louis this week.
Powell s. Mundy had a load Of hogs
in Fridays market in st. Louis.
CANT & Considine shipped a consign'
ment Of hogs to the st. Louis market
Friday.
J. 4. johnson bad two cars o.
sheep and hogs in the st. Louis mar
ket Wednesday.
FROM FULTON GAZETTE
James V. and Claud Dunlap, Fulton
horse fa~nciers, who have a stable o
high class animals in Chicago, have hat
a very successful season there so far
They have shipped about 30 com binet
horses and drivers to that market thi
spring,and among some Of their leadinI
deals during the past weeks have beef
the sale Of the pair OF Cleveland Ba.
drivers purchased Of Judge hurry 70
5000, to a Chicago gentleman for 81, 10C
a combined horse, High Ball for s45C
a mare, Trilby, for $500, and the she's
mare Lucille, to j. N. McHenry,o of Chi
cago, for $1,000. The latter is a hand
some brown mare, with white mark
ings, sired by Ortiz Rose, a stallio
raised In Galloway, but % owned b
Ben Middleton, at Mexico. She wa
shown last year at Montgomery Cit
and other fairs, and o many prize'
John W. Boles,o Prairie Home farI
near Auxvasse, has an eighteer
months old Shorthorn bull for salt
according to a letter received at thI
office, and says that his Shropshir
rams are among the best he ever ha
-wooled from nose to toes and grea
individuals otherwise. He sold a raj
to a Cole county party recently Il
s3O.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

Miss Anna Veil, Of ST. Louis, is the
guest Of Mrs. Poisson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22
Advertised Lettsrs.

List OF letters remaining In The Px
Ohice at Mexico, NO., for The we'd
ending June %, 1905, which u ID
called for in thirty days will be ed
10 the dead letter Office at Washne
ton. Persons calling for letters In hi
list will please say ADVERTISED
Brit, Walter II Dilloye, Ms JC
Cunningham, Martin
Dever, Lehman EppeSJn, FP
Jenner, II SesSe, Ed
Miller, GA Martelle, LIE
Bay Phenominan Powell, George
RlSron, Mr. Roberts, Ms Ma
Riley, Gussie SeaveS, Ms SUSIE
Sltten, Claud Weinberg, Ira
Williams, Mrs L II Wood, WESLEY
GEORGE II. KUNKEL
POStmatd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22
Takes Prisoner to Jefferson City

Sheriff Graves, from Macon cOa1e
passed through here Monday en- rod
TO Jefferson City with a negTO "a
oner. We were unable to lean :
thoritatively whether or not it wE
escape a mob, but the general SUPP
iition is that such was the ObiSl !
the trip.
The prisoner Is alleged to haVea Gu
mitted sodomy, having RAPID I
s-year-oid white boy Of Macon.
Miss Dollie HUMPHREYS, Of lndIs|
a former Hardin College student 4
arrive "Wednesday to be the guest
II. G. Basket and wife,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22
LIVE STOCK REPORTER.

Rice & Lockridge, frequent shippers
from Audrain county, Mo-, had sheep
and lambs Ia the supply, the sheep
selling at "a IS and the lambs at IS rs.
A. F. Romans, ia regular shipper Of
Audrain county, Mo-, had in a mixed
load Of cattle and hogs, his sales includ.
ing 8 heifers weighing 645 lbs at "a. 90.
and S3.05.
There are a class Of hogs coming to
market now from Southwest Missouri
that are selling at least SOC below
good corn fed hogs Of same weight
said one Of the commission men. There
has been quite a few hogs from that
territory on sale of late that run loose
and are mast fed. Shippers should be
careful about sending this class 10.
+. p. johnson had 50 head Of hogs
from Audrain county, Mo, Saturday
that averaged 2l0 lbs and sold at
1911.
LIVE STOCK REPORTER.
j. r. Shotwell with a load Of cattle
and sheep and g. w. Pease with cattle
and hogs were Audrain county, NO..
shippers having in consignments.
w. j. Brown contributed a load Of
6s head Of hogs to Tuesdays receipts
from Audrain county, Mo, that aver
aged PAS lbs and sold at s5 32i.
q. Helm and Coontz & Helm had
cattle in the receipts from Audrain
county, Mo.
Il. w. VIM was an Audrain county
Mo-, patron who had IN a big string
OF good steers, 10 bead averaging 1928
lbs and II head weighing 1913 lbs, both
punches selling at IS 90 per cwt.
Moss & Lewellen had a load Of
horses and mules In the receipts from
Vandalia, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-22

We are making a
speciality Of vehi-
Giles this season
We have a larger
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-17

WTE HAVE Purchased car load Of
Wv pianos Of the very best grades Of
standard makes, which we will sell at re-
duced prices to those who purchase early
We must turn them into money within
sixty days. We do not pretend to sell
cheap instruments which have neither
tone nor durability, thus making large
profits. Ours have both.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-17

XXIE HAVE Purchased one Of the finest
Wv rubber tired funeral cars with
in fact, it was made to order-and cor
responding line Of undertaking goods, and
these will be sold at fair prices. We have
procured the assistance of skilled under
taker, and burial arrangements placed in
our care will receive sympathetic and
courteous attention
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-17
Our Furniture Stock

values
cash. with which purchased these
cash and eternal credit
again That's reduced
without owding they are the lowest
in the city Watch this opening announcement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
SEXTON SURPRISED THEM.
Unexpected Pleasure Comes 10 Nom.
bers Of CITY Council and Their Wives.

what was intended TO be a meeting
of the cemetery committee OF the city
council last night was turned into u
surprise party on the members Of the
committee by City Sexton II, II Davis,
The meeting was called Tor 1880 o'clock
at the request Of Mr. Davis, a, the
sections residence In the cemetery. All
The members of the committee except
Councilman lIorlnNoln were present az
The appointed time and after they had
Inspected the greenhouses and were
about 10 proceed with the business Tor
which they were called together IN
walked their wives, or course all were
surprised AT The turn Of AFFAIRS and
thoy then understood why ScXton Davis
urged them no strongly to attend the
committee meeting,
shortly after ihc'arrlNNl of the guests
Of the occasion the party was invited
into the dining room, whore the hosts
NJ the evening served splendid din.
nor The remainder OF the evening
was spent IN social conversation during
which the counoilmon related some
very amusing incidents In connection
with their recent trip 10 Los Angeles
The committee VIII report TO the council
Monday nlght that its meeting was the
most pleasant one ever held Those
present were Mr., and Mrs, r, r. Black.
Mr.. ana Mrs, George -, Dean, Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Holiday, Miss Amy Ball
Miss Davis and II, IT, Davis,
-.
Tonight, las, chance to dance at
Saltalr before opening OF season,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued during
the past week 10 The following persons
John Perry Benson, Woods Cross
Mabel Page, Woods Cross,
Francis H. Wright, ogdoni susie
stable, Bomtiful,
charles II WildlnR Salt Lake Cityi
Alice NJ Collins, Salt Lake CITY,
olaf H. Anderson, Salem, Ida, Ruby
Chapman, Emmett Canyon, Ida,
William Maxwell, Salt Lake GUYS
Rose pnNlle, Waterloo Iowa
John q, Rlroadhook salt Lake CITY,
Susannah kirkmnn, salt Lake CITY,
George A, don West Jordan, jose
phlno H. Morris Salt Lake,
Earl Shmmln salt Lake, Nora Ar.
cher, Salt Lake,
Brig Carter Nornoli Susie Drysdulc,
Logan,
David Worrolt, Bingham Canyon,
Della Brennan salt Lake,
Arthur j. Frye, Las Vegas, Ney
Francesca NJ, Cavalier, Santa Barbara,
cal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

Butte, ponyor Bpoknno, llomium Asto.
ia Seattle Portland San FlanHs'o ana
Iut umu
liunn ! ana d ana ulllrlr p. tocilun \
ihc rules under which We have hcgn Roy'
clnod the plsl }ulr are pracu'nlW un'
changed
'Hou viii not under nc new rules
that individuals u cities where np or.
ganizntlOh exists may become mpmhoiA ~
The ranRrOm hv pl,ug annual dues ut 20
cents which qualities them 60 compete lu
any annual Or special tournament Of M
w Il, &. But llolo ID mo- PROVISION lnhuo
for furh mrmbpf lNinR voice on vote
IN the mrulluRH ut ihr congress. .Thuru'
fore only burh wwunwtlon nr me CON
NlUllUn ana hNaluWH ptuNid, iur VIII bn
permitted ms however should lr uu
incentive f0r lNr huWlrW of lnu Nufl 10
become active I'm inc WORK pl ulHhnlti
ton, ru mat lhny may De- properly lvp'
resented AZ The meetings az the congress.
"Iho new tulr r,uda lH lullowsi
" 'Ench association thull uu ur hclur
Ociuhrr L. 100, ana onch year lhoro'
utlrr elect nom iiU members ~ ilH rem.
rcfoUiutiNrH tu thn tungrcfN one delegate
ana one alternate. uud for cuph tnur clubs
ur major plu thereof W liF WomhrWhip
over The Nryt fOur clubs such association
Hhull bc entitled ~ un additional delegate
"rho INV oonuwum VIII bo roidy
for distribution n row days when cop
loH viii bo sonl NUu uudur separate CONrr
'lt your cav association NJ not already
II member uf the W. w. g., rund M you
application at once and let uH vet lho good
WORK going Explain lu tho boWlow ut
youl city tie necessity of becoming mem.
horH uf the western hoWliuB ,ungrpgH,
strictly wpNlurn organization for western
hOwlplH, with equal courioNlra guaranteed
TO all
Each city I'm the territory west NJ the
Missouri river should hu represented lu
ne western boWluR Cgnglras, and with
Wui1orr our individual membership viii
roach 1000 before The close Of the pros,
ont your
"Srnd an applications Tor membership
10 the secretary ~ The Weston Bowling
cong Obs