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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-18

have sat silent under the most remark
| able TRADE of abuse ! have ever heard
| in my life. Mr. Kline arrcmItS apparent
| ~ to max" it appear that the ATTORNEYS
for the state have attempted in some
lway by telegram to influence this Jury
W. have not presented any telegram to
tins jury or said anything about any tel
| csiam. | want to say to the court that
there is no truth in the statement. |
don't believe that the counsel who makes
| it believes it,
| Mr.. Kline here interrupted ana said
| that before the rece - was taken the
| prosecuting attorney had called him 10
| the desk and asked if the jury could not
| be placed in charg" Of the bailf.. that a
| telegram had been received by the state
attorney ana would be published and
might get into the hands OF the jury.
| Prosecutor David broke In with the
| statement that the Prosecution as was
apparent, had tried 10 Keep the matter
away from the jury and that 1t was Mr..
| Kline who was making the telegram pub
lc
| Judge Banker r. marked that he did not
| think it proper to discuss the telegram
| and said he should instruct the jury not
| I" regard i.
| 1T i IN insulting ana infamous TRADE. :
hrok" in the attorney general. ard there
| is no truth in it.
"Nho gave it to the press" demanded
Mr.. Kline II want 70 know VIVA; kind Of
petty work there * going on here"
The telegram came to me- responded
| the attorney general and one of nv as
| SOCRATES went to u newspaper man to as
certain il there was anything in it, We
did not want it in this ease. Mr.. Kline
put it in this case unprofessionally and
he knows as a matter Of fact that he has
been guilty of a petty trick IN
1t was here that general applause swept
the court room, and Judge Banker adj
ministcrod his severe rcbukc.
Mr.. Kline sad the fact remained that
the telegram was given 70 the public by
the prosecution. and that it was an abso-
lutte lie and entirely without foundation.
The jury was again instructed not to
regard the telegram
Iii conclusion Mr.. Kline said:
Are we to he convicted on guess work
and inference or because someone thinks
he has a grievance?
TEL from what source are We to be
convicted. There is 10 evidence that a
single stakeholder of the Standard Oil co.
of Ohio has sold his stock to the Standard
Oh Go. Of New Jersey since 1895
1T may have been shown that an indi-
viduai is a director in the Standard Oil
Go. Of New Jersey and also of one of
the subsidiary companies, but it does not
prove that a conspiracy exists or has cx-
iStCd.
Continuing. Mr.. Kline said there was
no evidence that the Standard of Obi,
was connected in any way with the
Standard of New Jersey.
I'm three-fourths of the failures of the
world the individuals are to blame them
selves. The Standard Oil Co. has been
one Of the factors in the creation Of the
wealth OF the state. 1t is not a pirate as
it has been pictured by many
After complimenting the court for its
fairness, the counsel for the prosecution
for the courtesy, and the jury for its pa
tionce, he concluded his argument.
The case was given to the jury at $50 |
O'Clock this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-18
Of Odd Fellows Begins
Its Business Sessions.
Charles H. Morrill, Of Newport
Is Elected Grand Master.
Reports All Show Prosperous Financial and
Numerical Conditions.

Portland, Nc, oct. 1.-THE annual
o. D. f.. WAS held today, Grand Master
Albert F. Smith Of Bangor presiding.
The reports Of officers showed a graft
flying financial and numerical condi-
tinn Of The order in this State. Tho to-
tai membership, shown by the last re-
turns, Was 23,l53, a net increase Of as
ANA the total receipts amounted to
81 .17G. an increase of $ll 900 FOR the
E":,r. OF This sum the expense account
.-aa @0,3GI. or $1i3 less than the year
before. ana the relief expenditure, SS2.-
Orp. AGAINST 81 600 the previous year.
III total invested funds We're $3i5 l43.
Il substantial gain of 900 for the
Year.. There We're AZ lodges. New
l0dE,r We're instituted at kingman anna
Limerick.
Thne' officers Were elected at the an
nrnl meeting IF the Past Grand Rep
i..rnIutiy,- Association, connected
with the Grand l.udgo: President, T.. W.
Cruaut. plA Town: vice president. Al
h'u r.. CIlaS", Portland; secretary,
Ru-~'il q. Dyer, Portland; treasurer.
James II. Read, Portland.
ia" Grand Lodge convention, which
il til" c;d i'm the history of the order,
WAS attended by 80 grand represent
:tt..,-. %iu.,y past noble grandS re-
tciNcl IL" Grand Lodg" degree. It was
ti.,i,lcd TIA; thrr4 shall be two CLASSES
,i ":.Ind II frrs.ntativeS to the Soy
.riyr. Grand I.niGr to y" elected for one
.,,,.i ,-t..tr,. r,.CIt,.rt iLtlE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-18

Finally tie French authorities step
ped in and made 4 prisoner of Thanah-
Thai. WA" has hr"n adjudgel insan,
by Dr. Dumas Of the French Colonial
staff.
The Royal Guard" has been dis
banded, the palace mas been placed I'M
de- the protection Of $50 native sold
iers, and tcrror-Stricken inmates Of
the palace have been rescued.
The majority of the latter We're Wom-
en- who bore the marks Of revolving
fortunes. Some Of them We're terribly
mutiiated. their faces being slashel
ana tongues cut out. while others had
been suspended by rinchers attached
I" the fieshy parts Of their legs to in
cltlse their agnnicS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-18
EXPRESSION OF SORROW.
News of Mrs. Davis Death Officiaii,
Broken to Confederate Soldiers.

Mobile, Ala. Oct. l7-wilnam E.
Mickle, adjutant general and chief of
star of the United Confederate Veterans,
has issued a general order announcing
the death Of Mrs. Jefferson Davis. The
order in part says:
With a heart full of grief, the general
commanding announces to his beloved
comrades the death of Mrs. Varina JEFF
ferson Davis. which occurred in the city
Of New York Tuesday night. she being
at the time of her death over so years
of age.
Thus passes away another of our dis
tinSuished Confederates, and the bonds
which connected the people OF the South
with the household of our first and only
President have been wholly severed with
the exception of one link yet remaining"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-18
THE FIRST MOOSE.
Mark Mcphetcrs. Olamon's Veteran
Hunter. Bags First of the Season.

Bangor, Mr.. Oct. Il. The fir. moose
Of I'll" sc.'s"n brought to this ci,y cam"
in Tusl.y. a 9oo-round bHI., with a
fine spread of anIl,rs. It WI" silrt by
Mark n rhcter4. 4 veteran hunter of
Oam"n. in Il swamp near C"stigan.
but few mile, from tn" OLD Town city
limits AMI less than - miles from
Bangor.
But 10 dcr We're received ana were
tagged t. Lincoln Smith. |. Y. Fletcher
and NJ. J. LAWlon, Boston: y. NJ. Blake.
Snmtrviilr. Mass. J. Withrrly. i"uiton.
ana tW" PARTIES in Ro"kaWay Beach,
y. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-18
JOHN D. GRAHAM.
Fireman Hurt by Bursting Of Chemical
at Bangor Is Dead.

Bangor, Oct. 1.-THE death Of John y.
GRAHAM. the driver Of the steamer at
Central Hose house. who was injured
Monthly night by the bursting Of
chemical, occurred at the Eastern
Maine General h"s,,ita! il this city 1T
GO o'clock this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-18
Boston Registration Closed.

the state election closed in this city
this evening. and the total reached
112,505. which is GA greater than last
year. The registration was the heavi-
est in those wards which usually go
Republican,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-18
RAILROAD MEETINGS.
Maine Central and Washington Coun-
ty elect Old Officers.

Portland. Me. Oct. 1.-THE annual
meetings of the stockholders Of the Maine
Central and Washington County Rail-
roads were held in this city today.
The directors and officers were re-elect-
ed without change. The officers of both
companies are: Lucius futile of Boston,
president: George F. Evans of Portland.
vice president and general manager; and
Henry 3. Clcaves of Portland, clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-18
Merrett Brigham.

Bangor, Ne, oct. 17.-Merrett
Brigham of Drew. Sc years old, who
was shot in the leg by the accidental
discharge Of a companions rife, while
hunting SundlY. HID i: lin. hospital
here. this afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-18
Sec. Taft Arrives home

Washington. oct. Secretary and
Mrs. TAFT, Assistant Secretary Of
stat" Encou ANA Mrs Encon. General
Funston and others; CONFUSING S"cre-
t"rN T"fts panty. arrived III wash
inGtun tonight from cuba.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-18
CLCUOY-NORTHEAST WINDS.

WASHINGTON, oct. Forecast for
Thursday ANA Friday for New Eng
land: Parity cloudy Thursday and
Friday; fresh t. brisk northeast winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-18
GRAVE FEARS ENTERTAINED.
Only Forlorn Hope for Rescue Of
Crew of French Submarine,

Paris. Oct. IA feeling of the deepest
pessimism prevails at the ministry of ma
rine here on account or the disaster to
the French submarine boat Lutin. which
LEFT Bzorta. Tunis. yesterday morning,
or rlunging experiments, having on
board crew OF IA men. commanded by
Lieut.. Phospon. which was reported last
night to have disappeared. The prtncd-
pal hope of floating the Lutin in time
to save the lives of the imprisoned men
seems to rest in the assistance OF the
Danish salvage steamer Berger Wilhelm.
which was Immediately summoned to as
sist in raising the Lutin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-18
Boston Forecast.

Boston. oct. II Forecast for Boston
and vicinity. Generally cloudy wealth
- Thursday and Friday; fresh eaSterly
u inda.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-18

There are rs newspapers printed in
India, being Il. mere than there We're II
wears ago. The number of periodical
publications iother than newspapers) is
AZ. being an increase of asi within a de
cade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-18

Thcr" are now howard Of 900 lunches
of "'tuaS ON the famous Vine at Hampton
t"'rt l'alacc England, which is l3S years
old
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-18

Experiments made in Germany show
that butter keeps best If mixed with to
per cent. of salt. II the percentage of
salt is over s the result Is less satisfac-
tory.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-08

First Monday in Fs5fSi't
Monday 10 Mar. first Ao1das .
gust and ar-t Mondzy in Ns''s'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-08
81 LOUIS FUTs ran OF
sWxAKTK9 y FuE1e
R1lise Are oz1sred = Garry > Eg
szszk szz Ez z o. A Thssa
Ehs EEa = sFeAk SsfktF
O. fAs SfreeE

81 EcrzS- FeA --Czszzexs * -.
LDrss 80 ngx ars sEe1ksns HerY s.t-
y. se< fne Erztee ara czryizs Sss asg
SIX with Hslruelsns frca Cass
Kisly U 1ss = cz - ~As arg hsz-a
10 xtzag Treezne e. sssosze zE1gzzs-s
II paSie F1zss<
T,az palssss likeEfss. arr ezlttszsizg
sssfxess & xpeaza, Es< tzfs t1icf hls
gOns ezf fF0z Fres1szt Ssexzgs =
he saand & pd1sea rgEESassanezs
ta1s Fsgszz.isT 9zn1srx TIE ze1siazrs q
ne szrue zast eezs AS eazss-
zzgnre tbsre i lsFae ha1rar1s n
sl5s Egz1dznezs st tae szzsSsns- ~ :
azz wsMe tax ~ EazT rszrx Ezs
hees Es1esussas 11szrzliy y rsfersn-
rs e c9her eex5ss, All CLIMATES eren
wzrmsr than shzt Il = LNEs rAsnct
tzEs &c me lzzz1zre g sssx erxmtzg-
rxEsz II 4 znezs
Tsezs las been E1c5 rrznFasi1f
lafesy sbzz Eazs1 ciE zas - III II
xke bass1sss s1ree.z = zs1e u szrass
cars wis8szt hsErsze the meE al
Hruzsa shez ase lzexnlee Hhirb e.
fezdss thsEr seaElsrteS Tne aEseg
&c the posSce s a reszEt HsnceFssfh
shs sazzsss- sks1ss harss 81 sznsk
II rzz wsil haxs 81 sEEE Aak hzzker-
ca6es q sis zszth before ~ tries t.
EDsnee then = p1E SAT or ss Arrest
81 ne sBm rr1gSass thai znE psrssn
zssre ErssrnE & osssons szaxEzgs IN
. E-Assf pszss Sal he aaszis< Euiltg
e Easseazsezanr- TIE zszaity i a
za< x Ri issz teza s AZ zn-s thxn
SO
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-08
Circuit Ccurt Ks,sk

Ahlefeldt IS City Of Merico. pltf
sles motion for rev trial
First EatI Bank Of Piattsourg VI
A " Fl0od; case heard and lNuel
found foE plfr: Irdgt for PITT.
sturgeon V Bel; jury cut
Beck s Carbett Iron Co IS C B Has
gard; dsft makes defaalt: cause hear.
sud judgment Tor plf;
AhlftEdt vs the CITY CT Mexico; jar
found for the deft-
Crockett vs. Wzhzsh st Louis s
HANNIBAL By Co: verdict for pld OF
four counts for sg7Z50
Clark 5 Carl; On plf's motioa
ease dismissed.
Wright & Co IS Tomlins0n; by con
seat cause dismissed az deft's cost
Enourn - Wzszsh: cause On trial
Bil0un 70 Wabash; jury found foI
pita and ASSESSED bis recovery as s3l5.
Haichett ys Chicago & Alton: iadgt
foE pita bT consent for sIs5 and costs
Mason rs c & Ry; motion for nez
trail oyen1led.
Sturgeon rs Bel; cause on trail.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-08


Hznzzh Cumberland seli i1tc that
sweet peacs e ae4zh wbsrs tsers
3 70 sxrrE CT psEa. ~ THURSDAY
Ea9-ning 1zzszry IS 1906 ~ 50
0'c8oex Ths Master sad ''e1u
ard sh@ shsgsG. ARD Is Ryw ssnzsns
with fhe Angels the sEeet s1zzs a
zi1u. Froz ths beKinHiEg q bsi
EElDez she retained bar faculties up %
the last Were j; noffuT TIE vacant
chair z11 broken h9ze ciress, wnict
eAn nevsr again be ElieS bT her gre
sencs. her g0sog wozd have bssa 4
ss4scn 6 ioy rather than s0rE0w
Many are the good deeds sbe had dnns
in the w0rid- bat she was eallet q
higher ta Eexr = erown Of giaFy for.
ever. Shs wzs . sincere Christian, l
tender ana loFing u0shsr ard > pes.
s0n q noble qualities IIhe reuaainl
we're lad 70 rest sundAy Januarl
2Ist 1905
Dear mother. boa We love y0u,
No pen cz1 write, % tongue car
tell.
Bot the gentle Shepper1 called you
We mUss bid last farewell.
For, alas. ine savior called her,
Called her fn0En this world o. woe,
And her spirit has acended
From this earthly home hel9x
But Oh farewell. dear mother
You hare only gone before,
For il We are but Is faithful,
We shall meet On the golden shore
MRs. W. D. LESs,
Pzrson, Kzs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-08

MARKS co tables caused 81 hat DISH
Is nzT he renoEe5 by kerosene Euboed
in sell with a SIT cloth. ani<hing the
process with 4 little Eau Dc Cologne
rubbed over the pl1css sith another
dry cloth.
Wben giving the final posish q
stoves, before leaving them for the
summer, mir the biackle1d with 4
little kerosene instead q water 70 pre-.
vent rust.
Tarnished paint may be cleaned By
being rubed With clcth vet with kef0
sene.
P0nr tezspDonf1l ot ker0sene intC
each QEzrt Of botled starch wanted
with glosS this win preFeut the irunl
sticking 10 thin materials
REb lamp ehIuneys sitll newspapers
oa which has been poured a httle ksr.
ossne- This viii make them clsznel
than Il sap IS Ese1. ard VII rsndel
them less Iiahls 30 crack.
To remove rust fron steel rub Il
win ker1sens and sax i fox q dzy,
polishing Il with ensry paper and ker-
ose1e-
Bub rusty fzt-iFOns Bith Eerlse1s-
Keroaene vii suften b0ots xnd shoes
hzr5s1sd b. water zud renaer tEaez q
plisbIe As rev Brighten Eink with
kerosene- a fzblsspognful & kerlszne
ID , h14isx q el9s5ss viii grsatlT fzeil-
itzte the cleansing a them.
01iciozh Rag he h-igEtens1 Z Il 5
rzsEe1 with EeEoseDe Al sosie5 spots
f81ns rs1nd door knobs ca light-pzint-
e Doors Kay Be removed b ksr1sens
@ zSussl CLOTH. with 10 lnizry g
tEe paint
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-08
KKxICo HAS xYs
TEzI0Es sTAEEER
B<z1 ssErs AE<A<ksG By EskzsEz
MAJ EEray 1s2zss1EF EEsz-
ng yzS Ara Dzzk

Noe &c Le a9s 6rns hg St L1zlS
Ngx5Ss has 1FEzerig1s ssznszx. ~
zgz in ax5uxh zn5 attempts fhs Iiss
os x1 izn0ce1s PEDESTRIAN
Bert SqztreS, xb1 has ebzzge q thz
R1ngo Hgtel cigar stzrd. WAS rsr9rn-
irz 70 EoEk zbsat seven Cicl0ck Wed
nesdzy eEening H5e1 be vas a.
EzElsed by an EzkngEn nzr
with ! knife, wh9 sn6ezslGsd o sEzR
hIn ami did xos 5eSist uata rspderet
unco1sclc1s By . blow fEu-z Stosi
held 10 NJ. Ssuirss hand NJ
Squires stagy a the stair IS as fcl
lows.
II Ezx returning to E0Tk ard ghilG
passing the vacant hazse Just narth ol
Dr. Shozsss Sznitzriun CO Washing
ton Ave. . nzn spEzng ext and tried
h stab me II was zh1us ssveE
O'Clock xnd too 5zrk to sisf5rEolkt
him clearly. / knocked hiE E0En buf
be was Up ard At me zIEost inne5-
lately. Procuring rock ] tit hin
again and tins lizs be fell % the
grozns Enc1nsciyu& he wzs about
five feet tEo 10 hsight and slender in
baIsd / hare nc enemies who wozld
nsake such an xtszek upou ne. I think
TIE nzn zzs intFxieated and helisFe
/ have az ide1 wEo be wzs-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-08

souvia-iag Ffsat tat The kidneys and I'D
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-08
GRAY WILL RAISE 0sTRICEEs
ssHrgsaz Ma ESltu Fl1as Up Snail
RzasA Far EsrLk

CESEKAEzA, Na. Tsb- 7-cEAsnsl
o. d. Grzg. eaito- & ths SE1rsssn.
NJ, Leader, las bs1gh1 twsaty-
zr-s trzSs & lzad z5Nin1ng StErzEn1
ard has eazFsrtsa ii ini0 n 0szrach
rzrk-
he Il prsRzz1s = s1Asrk = ths
esgrSeh tndnstry- ans use fEss park n
rz.eh su Ehscb 70 rziss thess kzrgs
hfris
Nj GEzF szgx ihlAs ths plzz1gs Q,
tbs as7ESrhek =zzse5 II AEiz7Ez i z0Es
beautiful thzz thoss razss1 II ScuEh
A1rs1s- ~ ss1zzt sseszzt z--s-s7zs s-s-ss--ss7zzs - ss.sz--
yszrz q ace EsH sal Il fra1 ssos g
&4a3 eac1.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-08
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
xseUIRE GzTs THREE WARS
suOysnas Court Afsrzs Vsrdiet o.
Iswsr Cezrt n Chieksa Steal
ing Case

Jack Mcclure q this eiiT, vho w1'
Sentenced % three Esars 10 tie PEI
for chicken stealing By TIE Circuit
Court and appealed TIE ezse 20 III
Supreue Cozrk vas taken 70 the peE
to-day b. NzrShaI Al fink, Of TIE su'
ursns Curt. thai august body zGrm
fue the lower courts sentence.
1t will Be remembered that Nc
Guirs Vas suspected Of entering Le'
SteEarts bsn house On his Place neal
Rush Hill ard purloining feR fowls
That night there was Light fan Q
snOs and Mcclure vas tracked By biz
foot prints
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-08

TIE n1ther s1o has acquired the
hasis q keeping 90 hzrd bottle q
Chznbefialn's Doagn Remedy. saves
herself great z11unt q unezslneE
and zExietY. Coaghs. c1ldS an1 crDup
70 shich ehiIdren are susceptible are
are quickly egrsd b. is use It com
tsEzcts anY tendency q 3 eold 70 re-
suit In pueauo1iA. and i given a
soon - tie arst symptoms q cr0up
appear, it VIII prevent the attack.
Tbs remedy contaIns nothing iniari-
O1s and mothers give 70 little ones
with a feeling oi psrsect safety. SOLD
b. Bscknef & Whittier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-08
NAN PALLs AND
FRACTURES LEG,
II =. Highs Slips On Iron Grating
in Front Of Grown Laundry and
Injuries Himself

N E HughS Of Sedaliz. slipped %
an iron grating in front ofths Crosn
Laundry Friday and fractured his
right leg just above ankle. Immediately
after tbe accident the injured man Hzl
carried TO the Planters Hotel Shere 3
physician waited supon him. Mr
Hughs IS q representative Of the
Historical Publishing Company
Sedalia. and q member OF the Red :
men Bp5ge.
In front Of the Crown Laundry
there arc twO iron grztings set in
the side walk and used 70 ventilste
the basement Of the baiIding
1t was on one Of these that he
slipped; the fall resulting 10 a frze.
tured leg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-08
rsIARaIse BUSINESS
G. c Wornsnau, the Florist i
Ds1bling the Capacity Of HIS
Green Houses

c. G Wonneman. MeSico's progrss'
siys Florist vii double the capacity
az hss green houses in the NEXT sixty
a1yS me plant IS unusaslly larg'
At present but with the new additior
il vii prove the largest forai green
houss between ST Louis and Kansai
CSty. Nh. Wonnemans business \
10. cnEned to this city zl0uc, many
nsighboring towns being numbered
among bis customers
Carpenters have started the work q
enlargnent this week and arc hurry
ing the work 10 completion
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-08

ONE Way c0LDSIsT RATES 10 CALI
PozSIA AsD EOETHEEsT.
Commencing February l5ths and
coutiauing dsilY % April stb. fs0
one vzy C9sonist tickets viii Be sold
from Mexlps No, 70 Bislirgs mont.
for go -. 70 Livingston, Logan. Gard
iner. M0nt4 for ~ .. 70 Ogden and
Salt Lake City. Utah; Butte ard Hell
era. Mont foF - 20: e Spokane and
ELsns5urg. Wash ~ %; 70 Portland,
Ozez1n: zad Tacoma and Seattle.
wash, foE 81 70 to Ssn Francisco
Sacramento, Los Angeles znd san
Diego. Cal. for So &c.
l. u. RICHARDS,
Ticket Agent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-08

The C1a1sauqGa Cab meets With
Nh j. " rclAra bext Wednesday
and ssll c,1iiuus 70 % - darinE ne
present nanfh.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-08
A TExAs WONDER

Ths snail hsottAe u the TEXAS Won-
DER Halls Great Discovery, cures AL
kidney and bladder troubles, reznTes
gravel, cures diabetes, seminal ents-
sions, weak and lane backs. rheun2-
takn and al irregulzrities Of The
kidneys and bladder in both men and
somsn; regulates bladder troubles In
children II NOT sod By y0ur druggist
II win be se1s b. nail On receipt o. o.
One small bottle is two manths' treat
neut and seldom fails 10 perfect q
cure Dr.. Z W. Han, sole mznnfzc-
t1rer. ?. o. Boz go. ST Louis. Mo,
send Tor testimonials sod by al
3ruzzists
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-08
EXTRAORDINARY oYYKR
A Nap Of Audrztn co1nty.lznd the
Weekly Ledger for SI.5O.

The management Of the LEDeKR i
prepared n continue to offer the Mexi
90 LEDaER Map Of Audrzin CountV
for ale at st and Is zn indueeneut L
new subscribers or renewals 70 TIT
LEDegR, the map viii be sold for TIE
nominal sum Of ffty eents.
The Mexico LEDsER Is one dollar
= year when paid In advance. Ths
Mexico LEDGER from now until
Jan. /, 1907, and the Mexico LKDsKs
Nap q Audrain county for one dolls,
and rfty censs-
The Aexico LKDsKE Map Of An.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-08

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-08

C n Andersen in Psroled BY Court
Mosazy and Rezks il The Fol-
lowing Wednesday.

C. u. Anders0n. Of Benton City
Sentenced Monday, January nth L
tEo yezrs 10 the Pen and paroled b
the coart. br0ke his parole Wednes
daT and In consequence sill be sent q
TIE State prison ior the remainder d
his sentence Andersen vas convicted
Of stealing money from the Wabash
rzilrosd, he being their station agent
in Benton City He gzye drinking 81
thec1ase Of hEs dowfsil and the court
on granting him parole, warned bin
above all thInss not 10 drink. Wed
nes3ay be vas int0xiczted. BE wx
arrested IN Louisiana and brought 4
this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-08
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Fine Set Of Up-to-Dats chinavars
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]. r. Marshall vas appointed b. The
council THURSDAY night. 10 Eil out the
unexpIred term Of night onscer, J. d.
Sins, wboreoentlY resigned 70 accept
= position as guard at the State PeDi'
Tertiary. Mr. Marshall Is well and
favoFably known among The business
men Of Mexico, and will make the cits
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