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Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02

WE understand that work will begin
on the new union station just as scor
as the weather permits. 1t will prob
ably be located between the tracks
inst west of Clark avenue bridge.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02
Paid an for an Ear of Corn,

AMEs, Ia, Jan. 26.-Corn, the finest
ever grown in the world, was sold by
auction at the grain exhibit at the
Iowa State College at the most fabu-
lous sums eve paid for the cereal.
one ear Of corn, the prize winner,
was sold for ell, and the 100 ears
which won the 5000 wagon premium
were sold for an aggregate amount OF
sl02.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02

when you want q physic that Is
mild And gentle, easy 10 take and
certain 10 act, always use Chamber
aaln,s Stomach and Liver Tablets. For
sale By Buckner & Whitney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that anal settle
thee estate ofGeo. W. Wilingham. deceiI
be made at the February term OF the 4
Court Of Audrain county, Missouri, 70 q
Mexico Missouri, on the second MO
February. 1905, J.. T. IEss
I'd Administal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02

Miss Kathryn Galloway. who is Wis.
lting In North Carolina, leaves this
week for Washington, d. O., to be the
guests OF relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02
Eot nafnita as Yat-

Now watch the MEXICO papers and
see II theg don't claim that Father
Gopon, the Russian reyolutionist, once
lived In that town Louisiana Press.
Journal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02

WHAT about the movements to give
Mexico monthly stock sales.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02
FROM FULTON GAZETTE.

Reed Burke, northeast of Hatton,
intends shipping his fat steers, next
week.
Charles Bump,i is a Hatton bailiwick
man who recently bought a fine young
jack OF Robert Cauthorn, Of Mexico.
1. W. Holman, of Hatton, has been
engaged to act as auctioneer at a big
sale Of Berkshire hogs to be held at
Chillicothe on March s.
TYke P. Harrison, of near McCre-
die, bought about 270 barrels of So so
corn Of Lloyd s. Brown brothers, re-
Gently. 1t was part of the crop raised
on the Tincher farm, south Of Hatton.
Jack Muir sent a load of cotton
mules from McCredie Monday that
went at sll2.50; Sisera Threlkeid ship.
ped a load from Fulton Tuesday, and
Cason brothers, S L. Threlkeld, Rob
ert Fenley and Renben Shryock made
shipments from Columbia Monday.
j. r Hayes, a north Galloway trad
er, bought fed lambs Of Samuel Crag.
bead, Of Audrain, and had them on
Tuesdays st. Louis market. The
247 head averaged 10 pounds and sold
for s7.55 per hundredweight, the top
price for the season. STUFF Of Samuel
C~raighead's fattening generally has
the right kind Of a finish
Lloyd s. Brown brothers, a trio OF
tOilers who are noted for the big crops
OF corn they raise In Galloway and
Audrain, have re-rented the James
Brown 65O-acre farm In Audrain for
1905, paying 81, 100 for the use OF the
tract. Three hundred acres will be
planted in corn and the balance is
made up Of meadow and grazing land,
and IL is n Of the most fertile
sections Of the county that joins the
Kingdom on its northern boundary
line. The Brown farm is nov the
property Of 7. S. Davis, Council
Bluffs, la,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02


New YORK January 2s.-The state.
ment made 10 the stock exchange by
the Rock Island In connection with
the listing Of its refunding bonds
shows that It has SIS, 100, 900 par value
OF the s35,Os6, 800 stock Of the Chicago
and Alton railroad, which for years
had been looked on as safe 10 the Har-
riman camp Following the contest
for the property no announcement has
ever been made regarding the resting
place Of absolute control Of the road,
but II is not improbable that friends
Of the Rock Island had enough stock
% assure It's full control.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02
Settle Luokie Accounts With Hatcher

The hooks and accounts Of j. r.
Luckie will be iou9d at the store Of
Geo. e. Hatcher. Those owing him
are asked 10 call there and settle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02

READ the ADVERTISEMENT the Mex
leo LEDGER. IL will pay you to pat
ronIze those who advertise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02
lost to the part

1t was a vision that the hyperder.
mcatic might well be proud OF produc-
ing. A sylph like figure supple and
wlllowy beyond the Observation-Disclosures
widest dream. A skin that reflected
the soul-entrancing softness Of SOUTH
ern skies. Eyes Of limped blue whose
depth excelled that Of the heavens
azure canopy, and a voice as soft as
the tread of a fairy queen. This con
Election Of Gods handiwork clad in a
natty blue bathing suit reclined upon
the s~himmering sands Of the beach as
the midday sun cast its shower Of
golden light upon the scene. AS l
slowly wendell my way toward this
bunch of loneliness she turned and
seeing me beckoned siren like TO ap-
proach. And | held forth my arms to
enclose her shapely shoulders against
my manly breast-just then l awoke
finding the waves splashing around me
in showers of filing white foam. The
incoming tide had dispelled my dream
of incompatible sweetness, and press
ed to my breast struggling frantically,
was Mrs. Van Vorst's st. Bernard dog.
"
How this little piece Of gossip ever
reached the writer's ears will puzzle
one Of Mexico's most charming mat
rons, but as the occurrence is several
years old we feel perfectly safe ia re-
lating it. The new baby was three
weeks old and every member OF the
family and most Of the neighbors had
been asked concerning a name for
''mama's bouncing baby girl Final
ly n evening after the head Of the
house had seated himself at the sup
per table and the mother was pouring
the tea she announced 81 have decided
upon a name for the bahy. We will
call her Marguerite" "Ohg' said the
father who detested the name. ~ was
once sweet on a girl by that name,
dear little Marguerite" Really" re-
turned his wife, II shall call her Belle
after her MOTHER
-.
The story Of the Mexico girl who
took a Jefferson Guard for a wax figure
and slapped him on the back was rich,
but the Fulton girl who entered an
eastern museum and seeing a stuffed
MastOden, walked three blocks 10 get
peanuts TO fed It, is certainly absurd
ly deliciOos.
She was the charming little wife OF
One OF our pastors. For several days
she had been complaining and the good
man had done all 10 bis power TO
assuage the pain. Finally one even
log she turned 10 him with a groan
and said, "Mr. - ! feel perfectly
awful | know | an at deaths door.
Send for DIR. - to pull me through "
She told the story on herself. So we
feel perfectly free to S 1t. Whether
The Joke was on the Doctor or the lady
a question we leave for the reader to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02

THE legislature OF Illinois is arrrng-
ing TO pass a bill to stop all race track
gambling.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02

BUSINESS OF all kinds is going to
boom In Mexico just as oon as spring
opens.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02

First Monday in February
Monday in May, first Monday i,
gust and first Monday in Noven,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02

Second Monday in February, f,
Monday in May, second Monday
gust and second Monday In Move
Adjourned terms are held reg
thesecond Mondays in January,
April, June, July, September, 0.
and December.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02

ApropoS Of poker stories there is one
told on a Mexico man. He was in
Jefferson City during a session of the
Legislature and participated In numer-
Gus games. In this bailewick be was
considered only fair with the paste
boards, but when he reached that
mecca Of card shutters he was as much
at home as a hitch rein is in an auto
mobile. In two days, being devoid Of
the where-withall to continue playing
he sent the following message to a
friend here: EASY game, come at
once and bring money" The friend
went and after another two days on
becoming broke, he discovered who the
message referred to as ''easy game
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02

Is Mexico going to have q street fair
OF a county fair next fall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02
THE WINDSOR HO1
MEXICO, MISSOURI
Everything Up-tO- Date and J


Notice is hereby given that Anal %settss
me estate OF l. NJ. Calhoun, deceased
made at the February term OF the
Court OF Audrain county, Missouri % ,
at Mexico, Missouri. on the second Mo,l
February. 1905. J. f. JESSE
I'd Admlnist1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02
AUDRAIN COURT CALEEI
COUNTY U

Meets third Monday in Januar
Monday in June and third Mon
September.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02

Mrs. Fred Morris visited in Kansas
City this week, and with her husband
will shortly leave for New York.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Dunlap, Of Full
ton, are the guests Of Mr., and Mrs.
George L. Hall, on Anderson street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02
.TALES.:::::
By A CUB REPORTER.

The following tale is told on a pro-
minent Fulton lawyer who is fond OF
a good game Of cards. A number OF
years ago he had a case in Southwest
Missouri. After several days stay In
the city he discovered a card game In
full blast and thought If he could get
another Fultonite, who he played with
frequently, they could beat the game
for a goodly sun. Knowing that
kilograms and letters would have nc
effect upon his friend be proceeded to
subpoena him as a witness in the case
and sent the sheriff to Fulton for him.
The friend arrived and after three
nights Of the game they returned to
the Kingdom several hundred dollars
short, but with much recently acquir.
ed knowledge.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02
STOCK AND A R NOTES.

ell a fine driving horse for $40.
Powell s. Mundy bad a a load of
hogs on Thursdays st. Louis market
Nat @. Morris will hold a public sale
Of personal property on Saturday, Feb
ruary I. See handbills for particulars.
]. W. Brewer left Tuesday with a
carload Of mules for the east. These
we're an extra good bunch. John has
about n hundred head OF fine mules
in his barns.
II. L Slonaker, OF Audrain county,
Mo, had In "a head Of hogs of his own
raising and feeding Thursday morn
ing that averaged 271 lbs and sold at
IS per cwt, demonstrating the fact
that he knows how to raise and feed
the kind that brings top prices.
FRoM AUxvAssE REVIEW.
j. W. Henderson, the Auxvasse
horseman, bought a five-year-old geld
ing OF ]. A. Portwood, out northwest
of Auxyasse, paying $3.50 for it,
FROM LIVE STOCK REPORTER.
Couch s. Cakes were Audrain coun-
by shippers who sent In cattle.
w. E. Parker was an Audrain
county stockman who marketed steers
Thursday, his sales included Is head,
averaging 1880 pounds, that sold at
"a IS.
Lawder Bros. and Mr.. Harrison
were Andrain county, Mo represent
atives who had cattle on Mondays
marked, the former having two loads
and the latter one ar.
FROM MONTGOMERY STANDARD
lanes Scanland, living near Gamma
was the owner OF q mule which has
Just died at the age of 35 years. Mr.,
Scanland bought the mule some q
years ago from Ely Miller. When
the mule wal 10 years old Mr., Scanland
bought a timber farm on Brush creek,
and with this mule and its mate-a
mule now 80 years OF age which he
| still owns-he cleared the farm and
now has 1t In a good state Of cultiva-
tion, This one team did the work,
which shows the value of a good pail
of Missouri mules that are well cared
for.
FROM LADDoNIA HERALD.
The following shipments were made
from Laddonia during the year 1904:
Horses and mules, 10 cars.
Meat, 2S5 pounds.
Corn, IL cars.
Poultry, 800 pounds.
Timothy seed, l cal.
Flax seed, 2 cars.
Sheep, 26 cars.
Hay, Is cars.
Oats, 26 cars.
Poultry, 1856 coops.
Game, 7,S45 pounds.
Cattle, l22 cars.
Hogs, rs cars.
Butter, 6,682 pounds,
Junk, 1920 pounds.
Hides, 122, 022 pounds.
Eggs, 3,S98 cases.
FROM CENTRALIA COURIER.
J. G. Crawford, a prominent farmer
Of neal Mexico, was In town Wednes-
day the guest Of Walter Price.
]. II. Starr marketed 452 Mexican
yearling sheep this week at 81 90. This
makes 2200 he has fed and sold at
ranging prices from So 90 to $3.50.
John Faddis; OF east of town, has
bought the Trimble farm adjoining
the B. o Sims place northeast OF
Mexico. John is a hustler and we re-
greet to see him get Sc far from Cen.
tralia
Charley Sames is mourning the
death OF his 25-year old saddle horse,
johnny Smoker" Mr.. Sames had
owned the horse for 20 years and was
much attached to him. He fell dead
one day recently, going all to pieces at
once, like the wonderful one horse
shay.
FROM FULTON GAZETTE.
Reed Burke, northeast of Hatton,
intends shipping his fat steers, next
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02

Mr. and MB Claude Dunlap,of Full
ton, are spending their honeymoon
with relatives In this city.
The Republican journal., 1905-09-28
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@C3-415 Pearl Street, New York
SOC. and 500. AL DRUGGISTS

SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch. Willis & Guy,
Capt. Pattershall, discharged cargo of
water pipe at Augusta last week, came to
her home port light, and is now loading
paving at Orland for New y ork at ST ton.
The vessel has had a very successful sea-
SON. Sch. Omaha was launched Tuesday
from Gilchrest's marine railway and has
gone to Bangor to load lumber. -. The ship
Aryan, now owned by James W. Elwell &
Co. of New York, has been chartered to
Cal, to New York. The Aryan was the
last wooden ship built in the United States.
She was built in Phippsburg in q. V.
Minott's yard in 1898. - The sch. Clarence
V. Venner after discharging a cargo of
coal at Bangor went to Rockland to load
Co. for New York. The Venner is of 934
tons burden and will be loaded with $4,000
barrels of lime. Heretofore only the smaller
schooners have been used by the lime COM
pany in addition to their barges in handling
lime and the chartering of four-masted
well of Saturday Cove was first officer of
the ship Roanoke, recently burned at an
Australian port. The ship was ready to
sail when she caught fire and was burned
to the waters edge and sank. Capt. Ell
we'll was married but short time before
and with his Australian bride was on the
ship when the fire broke out. They fortu-
nately escaped. Capt. Elwell is the son of
Capt Alban F. Elwell of Saturday Cove.
Capt. John Simpson, at one time resident
of Belfast and knowp to many of our peo-
| pie, has taken command of the lobster
smack Lizzie and Emma for Simmons Il
White of Rock land. Sch. Lizzie Griffin of
| Orland, Capt. VIM. Anderson, arrived in
the river sept 2Oth from the Grand Banks
| with a full fare of cod, 1900 quintals She
| reports speaking the Bucksport schooners
| T. NJ. Nicholson, Capt. Lester Giley, and
| the NJ. b. Stetson, Capt. McInniS, on the
| Virgin Rocks on Sept, 9th. The Nicholson
| had 200 quintaIs and the Stetson about 700.
| The Griffin is owned by Soper & Valentine
| of Orland. Two Italian banks, the Rosa
| and Teresina, are loading orange box
| shocks at Bangor for Palermo, Italy.
| The official measurements Of the new four
masted sch. Theoline, built by George A.
| Gilchrest for the McQueston Co. of Boston,
are as follows: length, 1855 feet breadth, 81
feet, inches depth, is feet inches gross
tonnage, 9Sl. 80; net tonnage, $50 49,. Some
where off Sandy Hook the United States
cruiser Columbia is cruising about trying
to locate the derelct schooner Edward L.
! Warren, which was wrecked late in May
and has since been floating around, great
menace to navigation. The wreck was last
reported 100 miles east of Sandy Hook.
The Republican journal., 1905-09-28

Following are the unclaimed letters re-
manning in the Belfast post Office for the
week ending September 90: Ladies-Mrs.
tlemen-Nfr. G. W. Brown, Mr.. C. j. Cripps,
Mr.. Ray Cunningham, Mr. William We're.
A DOUBLE TOMATO. Hon. Arthur l.
Brown, deputy secretary of State, who is,
in addition to his work at the Capitol, deep
ly interested in the products of the soil,
and it might be said, in anything that relates
to nature, has been presented with tomato
of an unusual appearance, and which has
thus far batf1ed such agriculturists as have
undertaken to state why it should have
grown as it did. In reality the specimen is
double tomato, but the "double" portion
is so unlike the main tomato that the ap
pearance presented is quite remarkable.
The offshoOt starts near the stem, and is in
shape an almost perfect banana, although
in texture and color it is like the rest of the
tomato. Mr.. Brown has not yet decided
what to do with the freak, but Is thinking
seriously of taking it to the Topsham fair.
STEAMER NOTES. The sidewheel steam
er Kennebec, which has been running be-
tween Boston and Bath since her compile
ton in 1889, has been sold to the Enter
prise transportation company, and will be
added to the fleet known as the New line,
plying between Fall River and New York.
1t is said the price paid for the steamer was
something like $130,OOO.. The Eastern
Steamship company will run a series OF
autumn excursions to Boston via the Ban
gor, Mount Desert and Blue Hill divisions.
Tickets on sale Oct I'd to II, 1905 Good to
return IA days from date of ISSUE. The
Silver Star now makes only one round trip
a day between Belfast, lslesboro and
Castine.. Steamer Leo is towing logs from
Halloween to Stockton Springs to be use d In
built for the terminus of the Northern
Maine Seaport railroad. The fall sched-
ule of the Eastern Steamship Co mpany
goes into effect Monday, October I'd. On
and after that date the boats will leave Bel
fast every Monday, Wednes day, Thursday
nd Saturday, and returning leave Boston
at 5 p. H. on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thurs
day and Fridays. Steamer Sleur De
Mo nts, which during the summer has run
in conn ecton with the Maine Central trains
between Rock land, Isles boro, Dark llarbor
and Castine, will make its last trip to Cas-
| tine, leaving Rockland at 40 p. m, Satur-
day, Sept. 30th, and from Castine, Satur-
day, Sept. 30th, leaving Castne at $40 p.
m, Isleshoro, 7.15 p MAS the steamer
7 enobscot was about to start from Boston
on her regular trip to the eastward Monday,
the engineer discovered that her shaft was
cracked. The steamer was towed to the
Atlantic works and the Calvin Austin,
which was scheduled to leave three hours
later for St John, direct, took her pas
sengers and called at Portland and East
port.
The Republican journal., 1905-09-28
Get
SC0TT'S
n1u|si0n

When you go to drug store
and ask for SCOTS Emulsion
you know what you want; the
man knows you ought to have
it. Don't be surprised, though,
if you are offered something
else. Wines, cordials, extracts,
etc, of cod liver oil are plenti-
full but don't imagine you are
getting cod liver oil when you
lake them. Every year for thirty
years we've been increasing
sne sales Of SCOTS Emulsion.
Why? Because 1t has always
been better than any substitute
for it.
The Republican journal., 1905-09-28
FRIENDLY WARNING
NEED TO BE
NA-cURE GUARANTEED R. H.

The most frequent affection of the stom-
aoA Is catarrh, as the delicate membrane
iEhleh lines the stomach is easily irritated
Jy harmful food or overeating. Keep a
Strict watch for the first symptoms OF
stomach trouble Take this friendly warn
ing in the spirit in which it is given and
profit by it.
., Shortness of breath, black specks before
The eyes, furred tongue, dizziness, belching
Oi gases or sour food, weakness and debility
are all signs of catarrh of the stomach.
there is no need to be unduly alarmed, for
The Republican journal., 1905-09-28

this disease can be cured by Mi-o-na. It Is
the evil and actually cures the disease.
1t does not contain opium in any form.
acids, alcohol, or any other harmful drug or
chemical 1t is a pure remedy that heals
the irritated mucous membrane, stimulates
the solar plexus, and aids digestion.
ante tee Under Which h he sell sells Mona. It
costs but so cents box, and your money is
returned if it does not help you.
The Republican journal., 1905-09-28

The New England Telephone Company
has received $500 feet of cable which is to
be laid from Northport to slesboro. re-
placing the present cable, which has been
found insufficient to give the service re-
CURED.
The Republican journal., 1905-09-28
MELVIN CLARK.
The well known MAGNETIC HEALER,

will be in Belfast and open his office at 155
High street, October cd. Office days Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays. Mr.. Clark
trouble with his hands. He will diagnose any
disease on receipt of lock of hair and age and
sex. and will send his magnetic fianns's,
you names OF hundreds that he has cured If
tumors. cancers, lumbago and, -Theumatit
trouble. His prices are very smlall-one dol
lar for treatment. one d,Flal for diagnosis
wonderful healer MELviN CLARK.
61n19 1855 High Street, Belfast
The Republican journal., 1905-09-28
A RARE OPPORTUNITY

The rapidly increasing number of gas engines
used in automobiles. launches, vessels and man
ufactOrieS creates an Increasing demand for eX-
pc Is who can run, manage and repair them. Our
course in ga engines will qualify you and the
school will help you get the position with good
salary. The special double discount will be
allowed to all who enroll this month. Don't lose
the opportunity. +. W. SHA
REPRESENTATIVE for the International Correspond.
ence school of Scranton, Pa. 3W31'
The Republican journal., 1905-09-28
Bond Found.

Found in coupon room of The City National
Bank OF Belfast on September 14th by l. L. Perry
a bond OF the amount of $1,000. Party giving
sufficient evidence OF ownership can have the
same. Apply to The City National Bank or
t3W39 !. L. PERRY.
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Eron% Foci1ic' V it.
Eoit iiir &omoii, %opon, aorcu,
Gbino mo sic EbiIippIncm pio Son
Sron5iaco, itIicBt bier t0gIit bis
sum- Is. Nftobcr INN I llbr Nbcuo3;
iilr &opoL 0orcn Gbinu m0 nlr4Sbi.
lippinCn, uia Seattle, : llbr Nbcno3
tGalih bis }lml IS. 0ftobcr; iiir9tuu.
Seeluu0, N%uitrulicu Ncu > G0lroo.
nicn Samoa Momoii mo Giii . >Mns
lclu ujo Sm Srun5i2co, tGQIid) bis
jlum 2S. NftobCr : llbr Nhcn09.
W, Salt 0orri3,
Noitmeilter.