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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18
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Mrs. Alice o. Macfarlane Writes Con-
eerning Such an Institution for
Mexico.

To the Editor OF the Ledger.
BRowEwOuD, BRowSC @ uEfY, TEX.
Jan. ID, le08-My Dear Mr.. White
| like toget the LEDGER, 1t always
seems like getting a letter from toe
old home town
Why don't you work for Carnegie
library? 1t would be OF in~calculabl'
value to the people OF Mexico
Jefferson City has a very hsndsoms
and valuable one, well managed By tb,
best people OF the city.
This enterprising Texas tosn Of
about 5000 population, has O also
and il will be a great blessing.
Work for q in Mexico. and all o.
US can help 20 start it With books
Where the "Old Side" or RegulsI
Baptist Church is, would be a splendid
place TO put 1t. IL is a ceatrai place
not very noisy. l do hope to heaI
that Mexico has secured one beforl
Ispring comes again.
With best wishes for a happy ant
prosperous new year for you and th'
LEDoER, l am sincerely your friend
ALICE o. MAcFARLAsK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18
NEW H1aH SCHOOL BUILDING

Mexico's steady increase in popula
tion during the lsstsix years has beer
such that the public schools car
scarcely accommodate their extended
enrolment.
The subject OF a new high school
building has been under discussion
for some months and its much needed
quarters are becoming more OF a neces
sity.
We should have a high school
building containing the necessary
number Of ample and well ventilated
class rooms, an auditorium large
enough for the annual spring enter
tainments, a gymnasium, a large Il.
brary room and laboratories.
The Mexico High School stands
among the foremost In scholarship
and instructors and II Installed 10
properly arranged building will be or
equal standing with the majority Of
preparatory institutions
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18
WEAK KIDNEYS MAKE
WEAK BODIES.
Kidney Diseases Cause Half the
Common Aches and Ills of
Mexico People.

AS one link weakens a chain, Sc
weak kidneys weaken the whole body
and hasten the final breaking down
Overwork, strains, colds and othel
causes injure the kidneys, and when
their activity is lessened the whole
body suffers from the excess OF uric
poison circulated in the blood.
Aches and pains and languor and
urinary ills come, and there is an ev'
err increasing tendency towards dia'
betes and fatal Brlght's disase. There
is no real help for the sufferer except
kidney help.
Doan's Kidney Pills act directly Oh
the kidneys and cure every kidnel
III. Mexico cures are the proof.
Frank Wheeler, engineer, II wing al
9Os East Liberty street, says: "Wt
have used Doan's Kidney Pills In ouI
| family, and found them an excellen'
remedy. From the results obtained
would not have the slightest hesita
tion In advising anyone suffering from
any form OF kidney complaint to 60 Il
Buckner & Whitney's drug store ant
take a course OF the treatment. IAN
only too pleased to add my name t,
the many indorsers OF Doan's Kidnel
Pills.n
For sale by all dealers Price s.
sents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo
N. Y. sole agents for the Unitet
States. Remember the name-Doan'
and take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18
re. N. MIDDLEGt
) Leroy 3 3 Hatchett Us chicago

90 Leroy G d Hatchett VS. Chicago
& Alton Ry Co
% JE Swan VS. Chicago 3 Alton
Ry Co
"a Lewis NJ Smith VS. Chicago 81
Alton BY Co
s5 Xenia P Sturgeon ct al vs. NJ I
Bell
90 VIM D Mason VS. Thos J Swift
81 E L Gregory VS. T B Hassler
srxTEENTH DAY-THURsDAy, FEB. l.
es f II Mitchell VS. Chicago s. Al
ton Ry Co
80 r @ Carter VS. Wabash BY 20
\ 100 u Bick vs. ION motion TO
|quash) Estate Of W P Carter
lOl VIM Frisby ct al VS. 81 Louis
Transit Co
lo2 J F Burnett VS. Robt Randle ct
al
1903 Arch J Middleton ct al VI Or
phie French ct al
SEVENTEENTH DAY-FRlDAy, FED. 2
1906 John Rodgers vs. Richard Wor-
sham
lO6 Mary Paris vs. W Il Cornett
107 W II TrIplett vs. w A Edmon-
ston
10s J G Bassford VS. VIM Il West
100 w Adams VS. L w Roberts
ITO Mary O Cnnard VS. appeal Pro-
bate Court Estate OF Aaron Cunard
Ill Thos Roden vs. Anna Helm ct
al
EfauTEENTH DAY-sATuRDAy, JAN. ;.
liz Alma G Duncan VI W L Orig
Ter OF al
llS Joseph H Ploss VS. Mutual Re-
serve Life ms 10
ia Liborius Ahrens VS. Mutual Re-
serve Life ms Co
lis Julia B Barney VS. Geo W Bar
ney
iie Robt Grange ct al VS. Farber
Bank
II! Mary L Gilp'n VS. James "
Gilpin
liza E D Everett, Appellant vs. R
Fl Brown
NINETEENTH DAY-MoNDAY, FEB. 8,
lis State Of Missouri VS. (burglary
and larceny Gee Helon
1ls State Of Missouri VS. forgery.
Herman Sanford
121 State Of Missouri VS. FGibson
12l State Of Missouri VS. Rollie Ros:
LIZ State Of Missouri VI Charles
Watts, Appellant
TWENTIETH DAY-TUEsDAY, FEB Q
123 State Of Missouri VS. Frank
Clark
124 State Of Missouri VS. Gotlieh
Veneer, Appellant
125 State Of Missouri VS. Ben SteeI
126 State Of Missouri VS. Note eros
by
1877 State Of Missouri vs. John Rod
gers, Appellant
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18
John W. Robinson Dead.

John W. Robinson, agedI3 years
died at bis home near Thompson a
$50 O'Clock Sunday afternoon OF
pneumonia. Deceased had been Ii
this county about Is years, coming
here from Illinois.
Funeral services will be conducted
from New Hope church Tuesday morn
ing at IL O'Clock by Rev. NJ. P. Points
Of Centralia
Mr.. Robinson was a man Of gooC
christian character, honorable and up
right 10 all Of his dealings aud a mar
greatly admired by all OF his acqualnt-
ances.
Besides the widow, Mrs Sarah Rob
inson, he issuryived by the following
children: Mrs Maggie Hurdle, Mrs
Lou McGowen, Misses Annie and Lucl
Robinson, and John, Allie, Earnest
and Ben Robinson, of Audrain county,
william Robinson, Of Centralia, Oscal
b. Robinson, OF Fulton. Ben, Charlie.
and Eliza Robinson and Mrs. NJ Tol
son, OF Arkansas.
The bereaved family have the sym
pathy Of the entire community.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18
Mrs. Il. G. Adams Dead.

Mrs NJ. G. Adams, Of this county
aged about 70 years, died Monday II
Fulton.
Deceased vas one Of the Oldest set,
tiers Of Andrain county, coming her,
with her parents about 1910, settllDI
on a farm 4 miles north OF thi,
city.
She leaves no near relatives, he.
closest kin being nieces and nephew
as follows: Albert. Gus, James ant
Daniel billiard, OF this county.
The remains will be brought her,
Tuesday morning and taken to he
farm, north Of town, where funera
services viii be conducted by Rev
Kokendoffer Wednesday morning. In
terment will be made 10 the Mexico
cemetery.
Mrs. Adams was a deyout christian,
a member o. the Christian Church and
a woman much beloved by all Of bel
~neighbors; In her death the com.
munitY mourns the loss Of a good
woman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18
CLOTHES MAILED TO FLOOR
Burned Beyond Recognition Before He
Could be Rescued From Flames.

BooNvILLE, MASS, Jan. 15.-Ed Nc
Gee, a porter, is 10 jail while the auth
critics are Investigating the death Of
a man supposed to have been murder
ed in a small frame house In which
MCGEE slept. The house was disc0y'
cred on fire at 9 O'Clock Saturday
night.
Two men broke open the door ant
stumbled over the body Of a man. They
grasped his feet and tried to pull bin
out, but his clothing was nailed to the
floor and before the body could b.
rescued II was burned beyond recog
milton. The victim is supposed to b.
Quint Kelley, who had received a large
amount from the sale Of stock.
IL Is believed he was killed for ths
purpose OF robbery and the house wal
burned to conceal the murder.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18
Always your moneys worth.
Pitcher eweIryC Co,
South Ringo Hotel.

grow a bit taller n he wants to beat
Bill Gregg and John Hampton Tor
street commissioner. DIR. e y. Marx,
DR.. Ed. Patton and DR.. Joe Pryor
will ask for the ofice OF city physician.
This will be hot race. Don't think
either one can turn down DIR. Coil.
Jess Bratton, Jim Tomlinson, wa
Nichols, Pete Sanford and ]. 0. MIL
Ter want TO be pound master; that is,
the running 10 the lookup OF all loose
stock. 1t is a fat Office. Capt. jim
Eubanks wants fire chief. jim has q
fortune-coming. All the above men
are friends OF ourn and il elected e
the ONCE Of which they seek, we are
quite sure they would fill said offict
both with credit to themselves ano
their constituents. Now, boys, make
"a straight, clean fight, clear OF any
dirt-finging, chickering's, bad feeling
or back-biting. But say, maybe .t
shall run into town aud beat The
whole bunch. Kindly, Yonrn.
RUBE Dill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18

LOUISIANA, Mo, Jan. l5.-Mrs'
Maud billiard Bib, Of Eolia, 70 miles
south OF Louisiana. in a 5000 dam
aye suit against Mr.. and Mrs Johr
williams, neighbors, for alternating
the affections OF her husband, Len g
Bibb. sets up the unusual allegation
that they "wilfully eEticed' her hus
band TO abandon her and go with theil
daughter, Rhea Williams, aged Is
She says her husband and Miss VII
liams are now In Los Angeles, Cal
An elopement of the couple Sept. 10
according to Mrs. Bibb's allegations
was interrupted by their arrest Will
at dinner In a st. Joseph hotel, ant
their consequent return home. Ow
ing to the influence OF the girls par
ents, she says, they made the secon'
successful attempt.
Rnea Williams, golden-haired, blue
eyed, IS. and the daughter Of thrift
farmer whose holdings embrace 80
fertile acres, was a belle OF Pix
| County until last summer, whe'
Blbb,s attentions to her are said t
| have become marked.
Bibb, whose farm Of 400 acres &C
joins that OF Williams, is IS years Of
and has a beautiful daughter, Odel
IL years old. His wife, four veal
younger than himself, is attractive
brown-eyed, well educated and refined
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams are both pas
| the half century milestone.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18
BENJAMIN. FRANKLIN, STATES
MAN

To-day is the ~bicentennial OF Ben
famine franklin, one OF Americas
most eminent philosophers and states
men, born 10 Boston, Massachusetts,,
January seventeenth, seventeen hun
bred and six. He was distinguished
in the scientific world by his successful
experiments on the nature of cleo
tricity. Sir Humphrey DayY says Of
his electrical researches; "a singular
felicity Of induction guided all bis
researches, and by very small means be
established very great truths. The
style and manner OF his publication
are almost as worthy Of admiration
as the doctrine it contains.
He has written equally for the unin
itiated and for the philosopher"
Franklin was one OF Americas great
est diplomats and to him is due The
principle, il not the sole credit Of eff.
fecting between the United States anC
France the Treaty Of Alliance, thu
stipulations Of which were so great.
favorable to the former country. Il
may be said to have been instrument
al in securing the Independence of thu
American Colonies. He was one O
the committee Of five chosen by Cong
ress to draw up the Declaration Of In
dependence and later was one Of th|
many patriots who signed it, He wa
of unusual attachments and who's
whole life is closely related to tn
great things in our governments earl.
history. On April seventeenth. seven
teen ninety, he died in PHILADELPHIA
at the advanced age Of eighty fou
years, three months The followinI
Quotation from Moliere is pertinen
to the spirit which seemed to dominat
F~ranklin's many state transactions an
life: 81 would have you sincere, and
like a mai Of honor, not let slip an
word save that which comes from th
heart
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18
Execntor,s Notios.

Notice Is hereby given that Z
~tcstamentary upon the estse
w. NJ. Eitzwater, deceased, have
granted 10 the undersigned hi
Probate Court Of Audraln q
bearing date Dec. 10, 1905.
All persons having claims ID
said estate are required 10 ID
them for allowances 10 the unds
cd executor within one year
the date Of said letters, or the
be precluded from any benefit
estate, and II such claims b
exhibited within two pears inr|
time Of the publication Of this 4
they viii be forever barred.
q. w. LEWIS,
424t EIocu|
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18

THE proposition Of Col. Charles Z.
Stokes, found elsewhere In this issue,
to give Mexico a Chautauqua during
the coming summer, should be given
immediate attention. Mr.. Stokes asks
no subscription or donation from the
public further than the guaranteed
sale OF one thousand tickets, aud In re-
turn agrees TO give a ten-days Chau-
tauaua. Under his direction q very
successful one was held at Kirksyille
and also at Pertle Springs last sum
mer, and there is no reason why Mex
leo should not have the benefit Of a
similar series OF entertainments.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18

MExIco FIRE pROTECTION,

Mexico has needed some Speclal I'M
provements for several years and q
Of them has become a marked neces-
sity. A fire department We must have
ana procrastination, in this instance,
win prove the thief Of our property.
Not too much praise can be accorded
the men OF the local tre company Tor
their heroic work and untiring Efforts
To fight fire with Inadequate appara-
tins, and against innumerable ODDS.
The debt Of gratitude the city owes
them is indeed great, and If they had
the proper equipment no better fire
fighters could be found in this great
commonwealth, At present they de-
pend O u some dray team during the
day, and at night On a buss team to
haul the hose carts. The time con-
sumed in reaching the scene Of the
blaze is in most cases long enough &c
allow the fire such Roadway that the
place 1t holds in its grasp is doomed
and only neiehboring property can be
saved by the department.
What this city needs is a team and
wagon with two salaried fireman &c
remain in charge Of the engine house
at all times. Such a plan has been
tried and proven successful, not only
in cities Of this size, but In smaller
aud larger places, A two-story engine
room should be erected in the rear Of
the present city hall. The first fool
should contain stalls for the team
space for a light fire wagon whict
would contain hose, chemical engines
some light scaling ladders, and any
other apparatus, also a telephone
should be on this floor. The SECOND
floor would be the sleeping apart
ments Of the iremen. In case OF FRI
the central telephone Office would
turn In an alarm which would ring Thu
large alarm bell and also telephon'
the location OF the blaze to the lire
men. When the alarm sounded tn
horses should be released and on tax
ing their places the harness droppe'
automatically on their back, and II
less than three minutes be on tbei
way. Upon arriving M man jun
from the wagon at the nearest waite
plug and attaches the hose while tn
wagon Is driven on distributing th
hose. or course this would necessl
tate the expenditure OF a few dollars
but the great increase In the protec
tion OF our homes would make tn
sum seem quite small.
We have investigated this matte
and find that for seventy-fiye dollar
the large alarm bell could be rung b
electricity directly from the telephon
office, and the batteries that would b
necessary could be maintained for
dollar or two per month. Some time
over thirty minutes passes after a
alarm has been telephoned in befor
anyone is found to ring the bell; thi
is especially so during the night. @
course the volunteers should still b
retained and at night as many of ther
as could, sleep in the engine houst
Such a department could be conduct
ed for a hundred and twenty-five do
lars a month at least. This is a mai
ter Of the uttermost Importance an
should be taken in consideration b
all citizens. incidentally such a d.
partment might cause some chang
in insurance rates.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18
Made-to.Order MILDLY in Lead.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. ,l3-Luther WEIGH
Of Kansas City,a midshipman who was
two inches below the minimum height
when be got his appointment to the
naval academy and who stretched him
self 10 an apparatus OF bis " device
until be reached the standard, is ex-
pected 10 lead the new class Of the term
and II is certain that bis standing viii
not be below number three in a class
Of 247 members.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18

Dr. d J. Kanaly says that be viii
likely be an applicant for city physI-
clan against DR.. Patton. DR.. Marks
and Dr. Pryor. He is somewhat ''of-
Tended" that his name did not appear
10 print With the rest Of the bunch in
Mondays LEDGER IL was an ''oTer-
sight Of an "lntelligent c~omposito-.n
Such egregious errors viii occur''in the
best regulated families Din.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18

The following invitation has beer
received:
Mr.. and Mrs. James William Pratt
request the honor Of your presence at
the marriage Of their daughter. Mat
re Belle, n MI. James Roy Tucker,
on the morning Of Tuesday, January
thirtieth, nineteen hundred and six
at ten O'Clock, Presbyterian Church
Fulton, Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18
Advertised Letters.

List OF letters remaining in the Post
Once at Mexico, NO., for the week
ending Jan. IS, 1906. which II 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 ''advertised:"
Adams, Frank Bell, Lizzie
Crist, MI Cooper, w A
Gilbert, S Garrett, Earl
Hall, HG Holwager, S
johnson, Pauline Lynde, O
Nicholas. Andy Purse, Mrs Lyel
Robinson, WE Simpson, Mrs Ada
Sallee, Mn Nancy Turner, L S
Trimble, Mrs Mason
Watts, Hiram White, ] II
GEO. II. KUsKEL,
Postmaster
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18
Executrix's Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that 4
of t~estamentary upon the estnl
W. II. Perry, deceased, have |
granted to the undersigned, H|
Probate Court OF Audrain q,
bearing date January 8, l9O6.l
All persons having claims q
said estate are required 10 ID
them for allowances 70 the undo.
ed administrative within ons
after the date OF said letters, o.
may be precluded from any beHl
said estate, and II such claims !
exhibited within two years ifl|
time OF the publication Of this
they will be forever barred.
ELIZA PEREZ
As 4t ExeCa1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18
administrator Motto.
A OF MISSOURI, (,

d OI VIfIi n
COUNTY OF AUDRAIN.
Creditors and all other pens.
terested 10 the estate Of Henii1
VOORHEES,, late OF Audrain Coql|
ceased, are hereby notified "
undersigned Public Administil
the county aforesaid, has tnl|
taken charge Of said estate !
purpose Of Administering the 81
e. A. SHANNu
Pub. Admr. Audrain Oos|
Dated January ii, 1906. u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18

MEXICO is steadily advancing re-
gardless Of the many implements
cast by the knockers and low-brows.
While they may succeed in decreasing
the speed Of our forward move they
cannot call a halt Mexico is becom-
ing a better town every day and those
who laugh at this statement Will have
an opportunity 10 wipe that grin of
and substitute a facial ripple Of
another variety In a few months
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18
Funeral Of David Trimble,

Funeral services over the remains Of
David Timble, who died OF pneumonia
Sunday afternoon, were conducted
from the Methodist church, at 2 O'Clock
Monday afternoon BY Rev. G. @.
Selecman. The pail bearers were;
L. N. Ketter
w. L. Fowles
Hugh Townsend
Ed NJ. Morris
S. p. Emmons
John Abbay.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18

THE NJ. S. U. Glee Club entertain
ment given under the auspices Of the
Y. NJ. @. U. promises TO be quite de
llghtful and deserves the hearty par
tronage OF all.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18

The Lexington News appears this
week as an illustrated edition. The
paper is well arranged and undoubt-
edly one Of the best specials we have
had the pleasure OF looking over.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18
Crosses Legs anal preak. One

JEFFERsosvILLE, Ind, Jan, h.
When John B. Spahr city treasurer
elect, sat down this morning and cross
ed his legs the bone OF the right leg
snapped near the hip and a~mputation
OF the limb was necessary, MI. Spahr
is In q critical condition tonight
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18
Audrian Circuit Court Docket,

FIFTH pAY-FRIDAY, JANUARY, ~
q ~ BIck vs. W P Carter ct al.
% ~ Bick VS. NJ w Hodges
20 katherine Davis vs. st Louis g
Sub Ry 90 ct al
30 Garrard Strobe, Curator VS. 81
Louis Transit Co.
81 Jasper Willlngham ct al VS. WIN
| Mason ct al,
80 Jennie L Smith vs. James A
Smith.
| SIXTH DAy--sATURDAY, JANUARY, ~.
30 Inhabitants Of Village Of Rush
Hin VS. J T Martin ct al, App1ts.
"a Inhabitants Of Village OF Rush
Hill VS. L L Lyme, Applt.
IS Inhabitants OF Village Of Rush
Hin VS. W L Slater, Applt.
80 Inhabitants OF Village OF Rush
Hill VI Joseph Smith, App'lt.
81 Inhabitants OF Village OF Rush
Hill vs. Cain n Knoth.
3s Ella Fegan VS. ] R Fegan.
SEVENTH DAY-MoNDAY JANUARY Y
80 o G Thomas Mfg Co vsJ ] Mo
Gully.
40 City Of Mexico VS. B II Robinson
App'lt.
Il B H Robinson VS. CITY Of Mex
leo.
AZ Henry s Echart vs. G B Rollins
ct al.
43 Henry S Echart vs. Unknown
Heir Amos Ladd OF al.
"A Henry S Echart vs. Catherin'
Rockfork.
As Tina b Cook VS. Il d Cook.
EIGHTH DAY-TUEsDAY, JAN. %, 1906
4e S NJ Locke VS. W N Reynolds e
Al T ] Gatchell ct al VS. W v
" bite
As J R Maxwell, ~ssstee VS. Johl
Boyd
40 o + Clark VS. Hattie Clark
so Edgar Threlkelk vs. Q Fl Drak
81 G l. Ferris VS. J 0 Edmonston
Appellant
So Lula See vs. Luther See
NINTH DAY, WEDNESDAY, JAN. "a, 1906
So G c Turner, Guardian VS. Oar
iel Hartley ct al
81 &C Turner, Guardian VS. Ed
ward Hartley ct al
IS Fred S Norris VS. Drake s. Thre
keld
SO jim Rosser VS. Koch s. Hide
brand
81 L Brininstool VS. e M Crook
So w Pratt, Jr VS. Mary Pratt
SO Ollie M Weber VS. August Wehe
TENTH DAY, THURSDAY, JAN. Is, 1906
90 NJ Beagles VS. Geo Robertson
81 P II Cullen VS. Amer Ins Co Q
Boston
81 PHI Cullen VS. German-America
Ins Co
So P HCullen VS. Firemen's ms Q
Of Newark, NJ
1 "a P II Cullen VS. Fem Fire Ins Q
OF Penn
IS JF Llewellyn ct al VS. J J Nj
Gully
ELEVENTH DAY-FRIDAy,JAN. 20, 1901
66 Eliza Rice VS. Inhabitants Q
Village OF Farber
/, 81 Killing Bros & Co VS. 5 s. PM
lip
i 6s Richard Hanlon Millinery Co '
Hartford Fire ms Co
90 Charles Hardin McPike VS. Jane
Z McPike ct al
10 L Brlninstool VS. 1 NJ Smith
II Jas ! Matthews VS. Minnesot
Mutual Life Ins Co
TWELFTH DAY-sATuRDAY, JAN. 2
70 Alexander Carter VS. Unknow
Heirs, sc Thos Kilgore, SC
70 Alexander Carter VS. Unkpow
Heirs Jas Sims
"a Alexander Carter VS. Unknow
Heirs Chas W Bushey, sc
Is Alexander Carter VS. Unknow
Heirs Edward Hardesty Ell al
IS II L Ahlfeldt VS. City Of MexicS
IT N Cross vs. Unknown Heii
Jos Hepler ct al
THIRTEENTH DAY-AoNDAY, JAN. q
IS JF Crockett VS. Wabash Ry Q
and st Louis s. Han Ry
10 Edgar Wilbur vs. Wabash r
Co and 81 Louis s Han Ry
80 Lutte Diggs vs. Wabash BY Co
81 Roy Clement BY next friend '
Wabash Ry Co
SO Caleb Boss vs. Fannie Boss
SO Lee Locke vs. Kate Locke
FOURTEENTH DAY-TUEsDAY JAN. q
"a Beck & Corbitt Iron Csvs @
HazzasI
IS sarah + urigler VS. D W LittreI
Ell al
Sc t Wright s Or Cigar Co vs. WI
Tomllnson ct al
81 Rothenberg s. Schloss vs. WI
Tomlins9n ct al
So Fred A Kelly by next friend '
A NJ Bslfour
50 Jas S Arthur vs. A N Balfour
% Lorine Meeks VS. Annie Meeks
FTFrEKSTH DAy-wEDsEsDAy, JAN. J
81 R Hagan vs. Chicago s Alto
lRyCo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18
Cleo Club Coming.

The Y. NJ. @. o. has secured the
Missouri State University Glee Club
TO give q concert ct Hardin College
Music Hall Monday January 20.
The Glee Club is one OF the best
musical organizations In the state and
should be greeted By a large audience
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18

MEuco should have a Carnegie
Library and the movement should be
started before the phIlanthr0pist gives
All his money away.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18
Mrs. Adams Buried,

Mrs NJ. G. Adams, who died in Full.
ton Sunday, was buried In ibis city
Wednesday at 10 O'Clock, Rev. A. W.
Kokendoffer conducting the services.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Matnm
Fulton, are the guests Of HsI
Matthews and wife, of the VIM
Hotel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18

Notice is hereby given that final sssJ'
the estate OF Susan L. Bast, de.e.sk.
made a. the February term % y
Court Of Andraln county, Missouri ~
Mexieos Missouri, on tho second ~
February 1905. W. W. hAn|
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18

Kotiee is hereby given that anal ~
the estate OF +. N. Goddard. aeVs.l
be made ct the February term o
Court Of Aadrain eonnty, MissounlT H
Mexico. Missouri, 90 the seconor
February. 1905. LAURA \. sV n,.s,
ID AdmihN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-18

A. East ST Louis woman pulled OF
both shoes recently and beat a night
xatchmen with them. Fortunate
man that this did not occur 10 Chi