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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-26

New YORK, July 1.-two excur-
sion boats, the Thomas Patten, of the
Pleasure Bay Route, and the Perseus,
of the Iron Steamboat Co., collided off
Robbins Reef this evening.
Both vessels were thronged with
passengers at the time, but although
the Perseus received an almost fatal
wound, there were no fatalities,
thanks to the numerous vessels which
hurried to the assistance of the two.
One Of the densest fogs that ever
shrouded the upper bay was binding
the way Of the two at the Itime of the
accident. The Perseus, which had
put out from her pier at o'clock,
bound for Coney, and with 1900 on
board, was feeling her way down the
bay at half speed, and with fog signals
sounding at quarter minute intervals,
when out of the thickness ahead
glowed a mass OF lights. The vessel
which carried them, according to all
accounts, was going at full tilt and
sounding no signals.
Captain Osborne, of the Perseus,
sounded the danger signal, stopped
and reversed. But, before his vessel
could gather sternway, the bow of the
brightly illuminated craft came crash
ing into his starboard side, just for
ward Of the paddle wheel.
There followed a scene Of wild ex-
citement on both vessels. Men and
women scrambled for the lifeboats.
Children screamed and clung to their
parents. The women lost their heads
completely.
For a few minutes, high above the
disorder, were heard the stentorian
tones of the seamen, who tried to in
still confidence into the frightened
passengers.
There was little heed for the sex In
that first wild rush. Women were
swept aside and children torn from
their arms.
Men who obtained lifeboats had the
foresight, when calm was partially re-
stored, to assist the other sex, Faint
with terror the women were
practically helpless in adjusting the
belts. They wound them around their
bodies as best they could and sought
to follow the leaders of the crowd to
the rails
From the other vessel the scene Of
disorder brought to the wounded
Perseus such unwelcome sounds that
it was at first reported that that
steamship was sinking.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-26

IN Is matter worthy of note that
pateyer OF increase there has been
population In Missouri in past year
shown by enumeration Of school
ldren has been confined to a few To-
llties. st. Louis and st. Joseph
OW largest gains; next the lead belts
Jasper and st. Francois counties.
Pc establishment of new factories In
@fingfeld, Hannibal, Sedalia, Jeifer-
= City, Cape Girardeau and Moberly
Increased population somewhat in
aeSe centres. The completion of the
pebes bridge, the development of
1llroads and the rapid reclaiming OF
Il swamp lands, account for the In
faSe In several counties of southeast
RlSSouri. Cheap lands, fine climate
Rd the building OF the White River
Elfoad give several counties in the
PARKS increased population.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-26
Is. 20 and 10 Years Ago
This Week.
YEARS AGO THIS WEE

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO THIS wEEE.
The following W, re on the pro.
gramme OF a teachers institute TO be
held at Duly school house: f M
Shell, Miss Lora Householder, Clar-
ence Vivion. Isom Roberts,S T Davis,
Miss Ella Forrest, Wm. NJ AGcock.
Miss Maggie Mathews d r Gentry, J
Fl Hayden.
X Mourning and L Smith vent to
Texas on pruspec Ing tour.
Thomas B. Ford, sheriff Of Pike
county, died OF consumption.
JB Schroll, of Farber, was D., open
branch lumber yard in Rush HUI
The funeral OF Mrs Frances BAtchi.
son was held at tn Christian church in
Mexico.
q Gentry, who lived miles east of
Mexico, died.
A lamp exploded in f Llewellyn's
drug store, causing considerable blaze.
W T Kcath travelled for the Fair
bank Scale Co, with headquarters at
Mexico.
Charles Buckner clerked for S S
Craig & Co.
David Combs and Miss e Myers,
Of Rush Hill, were granted license to
wed.
The bakery of McLaren was robbed
of $3.50.
TWENTY YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
Wade & Robinson dissolved partner
ship. Louis Woellmer was employed
by Wade.
Maurice Mann, of Mevico, was to
take charge Of q hotel In Slater.
John Beam, aged SO years, died near
Santa Fe.
WD jolly visited in Mexico after
an absence Of II years In Kansas, r G
Jolly, bis brother, also visited here
JJ Steele's residence was entered
by burglars and gold watch and sew
eral dollars were taken. The Globe
Hotel was also robbed.
TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK
Eulah Eubanks, the six-year-old
child of Seph Eubanks, who had her
hip fractured in a cyclone, fell and
again fractured her hip In the same
place.
Miss Vera Houghland, of Mexico,
was very i'll Of typhoid fever in Mil
ton, Iowa.
Riley Brown opened up a new
barber shop on the south side of the
square.
Charley Fullington, OF Denison,
Texas, formerly of Mexico, visited in
Mexico. He was In the loan and
brokerage business.
Mrs. Urban Weimer died at her
home on East Liberty street after
long illness.
r L Ferris moved into his new
store room on the northwest corner
Of the square.
Mrs. Sallie Jesse, wife of Rev J PI
Jesse, died at her home south of
Mexico. She was 10 years old.
Mary, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Fl
X Allen, fell from fence and broke
her arm,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-26
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holds in solution much better than alco-
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properties of its own, being valuable
demulcent, nutritive, antiseptic and anti
ferment. 1t adds greatly to the efficacy
of the Black Cherrybark, Golden Seal
root, Stone root and Queens root, con-
tanned in HGolden Medical Discovery in
subdutng chronic, or lingering coughs,
bronchial, throat and lung affections,
for all of which these agents are recon-
mended by standard medical authorities
In all cases where there Is q wasting
away Of flesh, loss Of appetite, with
weak stomach, as in the early stages Of
consumption, there can be no doubt that
glycerlne acts as valuable nutritive and
aids the Golden Seal root, Stone root,
Queens root and Black Cherry bark in
promoting digestion and building up the
flesh and strength, controlling the cough
and bringing about a healthy condition
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not be expected to work miracles. 1t will
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stages. 1t will cure very severe, oJstin-
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on receipt OF stamps TO pay expense of
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-26
n a n -, THE
S.9.9. STANDARD TONIC

The ingredients of which composed and the method Of COM
bning them that they gently and pleasantly build and
strengthen every part body the ideal for sodered
condition Of the system Every feels the need of tonic sometimes
the appetite becomes tickle the
~ refreshing and the entire body
feeling When the in this depleted
down condition must be aided by tonic and s. is recognized every
where the standard Being entirely of roots herbs and barks
selected for gentle action we'll their invgoratng effect the
system will dsagaby affect the delicate members tissues
harmful mineral ingredient These denge the stomach and
digestion unvoraby affect the bowels otherwise damage the health
the stomach and digestion improves the appetite produces
refreshing s the body OF that tired rundown feeling and supplies
and vg the entire system 1t reesbshes the healthy circulation
the blood promptly gives better and lasting results
than its vegetable purity absolutely
safe medicine young old s. acts admirably Of dyspep
Portable feeling of fllness dizziness drownes after eating
nsf Not s. the greatest OF all onic but
ns and save properties and there is tnt in the blood 1t vii
promptly and perfect health In selecting
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-26
IfYou,

Talk about your Ill health, it Will
maze you less healthy.
Worry about your work, it will make
you less capable
Imagine you are disliked,it will
make you less likable.
Find fault with Others, it will make
them faultier.
Anticipate evils, you will be sure to
bring them upon you.
Talk much of what you are gorng to
do you will never do it.
Sit bemoaning the past, you will
never get on in the future.
Complain of lack Of opportunities
you'll miss what you have.
Wall bitterly that it is an unjust
world and life is not worth living
you'll find it come true for sure, in
your own case at least.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-26
Dad y
dad,
Some boys call their Dad-Papa

UhQ,
Some boys call their Dad-Papa.
oh, Gee! That makes me mad.
1t sounds so stiff and like book
You bet | call mine Dad.
And he's ripper, to, you bet
The boys all wish they had
A father that would laugh, and joke,
And love them like my Dad.
OF course sometimes when all the bills
Come in he's mighty mad,
And then we sit as still as mice
And here him jaw, poor Dad
It's always over soon, and then
You bet we all feel glad.
And then we all climb on his lap
And hug and kiss our Dad.
"You can't have kids and money, too"
He says and he's so glad
The good Lord made him poor, or else
He mightn't been our Dad.
don't want to be President,
Like every little tad!
When I'm grown up, I'D rather be
A nice man like Dad.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-26

THE picnic at Santa Fe Thursday,
Jas not as successful, we are told,
Jas expected. The people are
ivided in their opinions and do not
gree as to the terminus Of the road.
is Mexlco'S cue to make her en-
lance on the scene and do all that is
pssible toward turning the road here.
lexico is ten miles west of Perry and
entralia is seventeen miles west OF
|exico and yet it has been said that
be line can be built to the Prairie
|neen City cheaper than to Mexico
Fe should make an effort to have a
pad terminate in this city that will
Ead to the stock shipments from one
the largest stock raising districts
the state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-26

THE more Improvements a city pro.
cures; the better 1t is, is a recognized
md indisputlable fact. Such being
the case it is obvious from the re-
suits long attained by organized com.
mercial clubs that Mexico must have
/ club and one that will possess the
necessary hustle. Our citizens are the
kind that do not let the grass gather
,luder their feet and it is up to us to
continue in the up.to.date class,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-26
THE STORY OF DREYFUs.
Condensed Story of Many Wrongs
Suffered by French Soldier An
Unusual Case Of Suffering and
Injustice.

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einco he nuh,icatinn ~ 1ns evidenc,
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tad M ono or,side ~ F,sncs h-,,.v.
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case to he comn,red with mn. M, co "a
which s,,r,od b.cy,l,y.d anr,d
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n,on t.nr,cotione ,aco,ni,od as snch
bu oil who ala not close ,ha,r eves.nd
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treated go exo,,e5teIv tortprod. nocasa
which has so involved the honor and
intonr,,v a, The rrofyoso,on n, .rms
and avon innl,cated the iustice ~ the
tribunals ~ a great cnuntrv
sropvor prRsrT,rroN
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departmeni spv delivered totbe French
war o,,,ce tho borderaan mr. nsmor.n-
dnm which formed the basis ~ the
nroeecptjon ~ c.ntain nravfus Th,s
wiring Indicated that soma French
soldier w.s disclos,no armv secrets m
The Germaos and on Oct X 1904 |
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cronolouv of the case from then nntil |
NOW is as follows.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-26

THE large decrease in school popula.
ion is not confined to few localities.
There is a decrease in more than three
'ourths Of the counties, mainly in the
-ural districts. The following coun-
lies show the largest falling off dur
ng the past year: Adair, 5O3; Aud
ain 42i; Bats, 3S5; Cass, 374; Daviess
los; Franklin, 1866; Grundy 354; Harri-
lon 3Sl: johnson, 1858, Macon 325; a
|otal in ten counties OF 433,575.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-26

THE man who holds a public Office
prominence and who is called upon
|equentlY to exercise his judgment
matters Of Importance, is unfortun.
|ely left unguarded to the mercy Of
Pc box-whittling orators and town
Eacles' These public pests delight in
hding fault with anyone because
Rey are laboring under the impression
pat a fine statesman was lost when
nelr imaginary talents were not re-
Rgnized and therefor it is their right
Pa duty to society to knock more as
ruously. Evidently the fool killer is
1 te In his annual visit to this city as
Re aforsald social parasite is abroad
Pd making a feeble effort.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-26

State Superintendent Darlington
ill not be able to make the appor-
ionment Of State school moneys un-
il about July 25, owing to the fact that
eyeral county clerks are derelict in
making a report of school enumera-
ion to him. School districts may
afely count on receiving 81 81 per
apita enumeration. The money will
each the county treasurer early In
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-26
A Filthy Habit.

About one of the most filthy habits
being practiced In this city at the
present time is that Of splitting npon
the sidewalks. There is an ordinance
against such indecency and any one
who will deliberately sit and spit a
puddle for the ladies to trail their
dresses through, should be declared a
nuisance and prosecuted. One morn
ming this week 1t looked as If beef
had been slaughtered in front of one
OF the main business houses. This
makes bad impression for the town
and should be stopped.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-26
BRICE EDWARDS, M, ID.

The Mexico Message prints a pic
ture of the Audrain county court
house. 1t is almost as antiquated as
the one Pike county has at Bowling
Green. It's shame that as rich
counties as these should lag behind
the procession in this way, Pike
coonty should have two new court
houses, one at Bowling Green and the
the other at Louisiana. = Louisiana
Press Journal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-26
A TEXAS WONDER,

The small bottle Of the Texas Won
der, Halls Great Discovery, cures all
kidney and bladder troubles, removes
gravel, cures diabetes, seminal ennis
sions, weak and lame backs, rheuma-
tism and all Irregularities Of the
kidneys and bladder In both men and
women; regulates bladder trclbles in
children. II not sold by your druggist
1t will be sent by mail on receipt Of sl.
One small bottle is two months treat
ment and seldom fails to perfect q
cure. DR.. r. W. Hall, sole manufac-
turer, P. o. Box $50, st. Louis, Nc.
Send for testimonials. Sold by all
druQgists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-26

While returns show decrease in
humber Of school children during the
|ast year there has been an increase Of
bout $1,000 children of school age in
|he State during the past four years.
The following counties show largest
Increase. Buchanan, G 1i0; Cape Cir
Brdeau, 467; Green, 1888; Jackson, s.
s25; Jasper, 2,62S; Marion, III; Ozark,
B57; PemiScot, 652; Randolph, 594; st.
Francis, 357; st. Louis, 3,s64; Scott,
b5S; Stone, 367; Texas, 6l2: 81, Louis
rlty IS, 23s; total 45.995,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-26

THE Daughters Of the American
Revolution are arranging for a rest
IoOm In the court house, a place where
women may come and lind a cool
DOmiOrtable room 10 enjoy a short re-
Eplte from the afduous shopping. The
room will be OF especial benefit to
Rumen from the country and the
travelling pubic. While the Civic
Improvement League are making i'm
prOVements they might aid in the
|urtherence OF the movement to open
Jackson street. Nothing would be
bore beneficial to the appearance and
eSldents OF that thoroughfare.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-26

FULTON, Mo-, July 20.-Evidepce
offered Friday In the trial of Mrs. .Alva
Bailey, charged with completely in
the murder Of Jay Lawder, developed
the fact that Mrs, Bailey suffered
from poisoning two weeks before the
killing Of Lawder by her husband, Ed
mund Bailey.
DR.. John Welsch testified that Mrs.
Bailey went to him at that time for
treatment for poisoning. There was
objection to his testifying along that
line, and be was not permitted to say
whether she had takan poison pur-
posely or had been poisoned by acct
dent.
Dr. Welsch is the owner OF the re-
volver with which Lawder was killed
by Bailey, whose trial was concluded
Thursday night, and whose fate is in
the hands Of the jury.
He loaned the weapon week be-
fore the shooting to J. W. Ross, Town
Marshal Of Farber, Audrain county,
Ross says Mrs. Bailey borrowed it from
him the day before Lawder was killed
saying she wanted 1t for prowler who
had been around her house.
SHE TRIED TO BUY WEAPON.
j. W. Bentley, keeper Of general
store, testified that Mrs. Bailey tried
to buy a revolver at bis store the day
before the tragedy. She told him, be
testified to-day, that she wanted it to
compel Jay Lawder to "colne across"
with money.
On dissemination it was devel-
oped that at the preliminary hearing
he had not testified anything about
money. He denied that he had leaned
across sugar bowl and tried to en-
brace Mrs. Bailey, and ais denied that
in the scufile which ensued he had hit
her on the head with loaf of bread.
Husband and wife sat in the court
room close together. Mrs. Bailey held
in her arms the 5 weeks old baby
named for Jay Lawder and between
husband and wife are two of their
three children, Mary, aged 6, and Ed
mund Jr, aged 4.
The arguments In the case of Bal
ley we're concluded at 1890 THURSDAY
night with an address by Attorney
Hay for the defense, which occupied
three hours. The jurors retired with
out taking ballot, and did not begin
their deliberations until Friday morn
ing.
They began their consideration OF
the evidence at the same time that
the work OF getting jury for the
trial OF Mrs. Bailey began In the court
room. There was no great difficulty
In getting the jury, and before IL
O'Clock Prosecuting Attorney Orear
began his opening statement to the
Jury. He told the jury that 1t would
be proven that Mrs. Bailey gave her
husband the revolver with which
Lawder was killed.
1t is understood that the defense mas
no intention of trying to prove insan'
ity on the part Of Mrs. Bailey. The
ground will be taken that she mac
nothing to do with the killing.
Just after the jury in Bailey's case
fled out Thursday night Bailey was
asked how be felt. He straighteu uf
and, looking his questioner in tne
ewes, said: 81 know that l did rignt
II l 90 the gallows III know tnat
90 as an innocent man."
"Yes, l know that he did rlghO'
said Mrs. Bailey, land i know L am
! all right, too"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-26
DRIFT WOOD.

BY One Reuben oRourze Dill
II Bob jolly ANITA great big, good
natured hummer and a bumper.
r. r. (Tode) Gulick was here from
Kansas City Sunday. Tode hates to
leave Mexico. They all come back.
CDR" Ed. Patton has resigned his
position with August Meyers and will
probably open up harness factory at
East Lake or Prattville.
What has become Of our friend,
James Roy Key? The last heard from
he was "killing time" on the Fulton
Sun. We want his photograph.
The boys say that Jim O'Brien has
not "been feeling we'll" since the ball
game Sunday.
Col. J. R. Dunlap, the big threshing
machine man OF near Centralia, was
in Mexico Wednesday. Col. Dunlap
has weigher attached to bis big ma
chine and will thresh out our mint
crop late in the fall
Walter Hubbard and wife went to
the big Santa Fe picnic Thursday.
Walter first saw the light of day down
In that neck o. the woods and has
big bunch Of friends there who will
extend to him the joyous hand.
Jay Bennett has sold to Ramie
Hutchison bis treck dog, Sam. Ramie
got bargain Sam is beaut.
Major John Vaughn and wife gave
luncheon to few select friends at
the Springs Sunday afternoon.
Paul Jackman leaves this week for
Washington, d. c., to take lucrative
position In big laundry there. Paul
has taken too many drinks out Of
Cottonwood Springs to stay away long.
He'll be back.
Will. Steele, late Of Brunswick, now
OF Mexico, is an applicant for head
electrician at the Waverly. Steele is
a hustler, pusher and promoter.
Keep shy Of that Cotton wood bug
that Ed Dermody will show you.
Mike Georgy, statesman, late Of
Troy, Mo-, now pardner Of Paul
Weber, Of this city, will make the
boys and girls speech at the Springs
shortly. Mike is a hummer.
A bunch Of lawyers, doctors, colonels
and majors were present at fish fry
and mutton feast, given by Col. Bob
johnson, out north of town recently.
1t was great mix-up Of learned minds
and they had a rip-roaring good time.
Now, we want to ask question:
Does the eating of too much mutton
cause a man not to know his own
horse, that he has owned for years;
Will it cause mistaken identity? Such
seems to have been the case. W, W..
Fry is attorney In the cease" and Wal
ter Peck is plaintiff and defendant.
We learned Monday, that reigning
belle of East Lake and a prominent
railroad man Of this city, were secretly
married last week. 1t was "false
alarm" but we hear they will "get
welded" later on, then we shall give
the happy young couple a write.up
that will read like the passing away
of a pleasant, lovable dream.
Carl Dobyns tells us that carriages
may be ordered at 4:30 for those who
wish to attend the fancy dress ball on
the "open air roof" of the Red Bird
Chilli Factory, No peek.a-boo waists
will be tolerated-on the roof
Charlie Walker, Sam Jones, Harvey
Stanley, Joe Hall, better known as
Asa, and Homer Wilburn, all Mexico
boys, are now "doing" the wild and
woolly West, on business combined
with pleasure. But they will be back,
even if they have to count the ties on
the Great Northern Railroad.
Art Landman and Charlie Dobyns
are soon to open up branch lunch
factory at Fulton. Landman s. Dobyns
| are an up.to-the-minute firm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-26

Little Miss La Refine Warden is
home from five weeks visit to Indian
Territory and Eureka Springs Ark,
where she has been the guest OF her
cousin, Mr.. Sudie Strother-Simpson