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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-11-26

Created Another Character.-It may
not be generally known to those who
are familiar with Vincent SerTano's
great success as Lieutenant Denton, the
young cavalry hero in Arizona" that
at first he created and played the part
of Tony" the little Spaniard, who
plays the mandolin so artistically and
sings so beautifully. He also wrote the
music which Tony sings. Mr.. SerranJ
was taught Spanish by his father, who
was born in Spain. Mr.. SerranO will be
seen in the part of Major Dale in Louis
Evan Shipman's new wartime play,
On Parole" which Henry Miller will
present at the Grand opera house. Dav-
IMPORT Friday evening, Nov. So
Hinges en- a Letter.-"The Love Let
err" is in three acts, and its movement
S as swift as the telling of the story,
which is supposed TO be complete in
he space of one day. The plot hinges
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25
Conrt notes

Reach Va Wabash: deft fles motion
for new trial
State vs. Frank Clark; on motion Of
prosecuting attorney cause dismissed
On account 81 inability TO secure pros
ecutiug witness; deft discharged
Palmer IS c q A; by consent, cause
dismissed at deft cost.
Canada vs. a. A: By consent. cause
dismissed at deft cost.
Mason vsC & A; cause on trial.
GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS.
Claude Blue, col, who shot and kiii-
ed Porter Gibson, also colored, some
time ago, was to-day sentenced to y
years imprisonment in the penlten-
tiary.
His attorneys motion for a new
trial was oyerruled and he was taken
to Jefferson City Friday.
Arthur Jones gcol.) was indicted BY
the grand jury on charge Of burlary.
After pleading guilty he was senten-
ced 70 years in the penitentiary.
j A G0olsby was Indicted on a
charge OF carrying concealed weapons
and give band to appear in court Tues
day February 6.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25
Kew Real Rstate Firm.

The real estate frm OF Dains &
Dry, located with the North Missouri
Trust Co, has dissolved partnership
by mutual consent. Mr.. Dry running
bis store on the east side of square,
Mr. Dains continuing the business.
The name Of this firm sill be FL
Dains & Co, and has this day moved
over the First National Bank, form
erly occupied BY the Union Land Co.
They make this change In order to
have more room This company will
consist Of +. J. Dains and L. II. Bah.
bitt, Of Herman, III. Mr. Babbgtl
comes we'll recommended as being a
good, honest, straight business man
Of that city. he being in the merchan-
disc business there for years. This
hrm will do a regular real estate and
exchange business. Mr.. BabbItt and
family VIII arrive in abouta week or
ten days and make this their future
home
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25
A SERIES OF LIVING
PICTURES AT HARDIN.
An Entertainment Similar to That
Given Recently BY the ST. Louis
Art Students League.

An entertainment consisting Of a
series OF living pictures. viii be given
at Hardin College early in February.
The performance will be similar to
the one given ia ST. Louis recently by
the Art Students League, in which a
series Of studies from the Old Masters
were shown in poses. lthe background
and costumes being especially aTrang-
ed the different pictures.
These backgrounds, painted in exact
reproduction Of the Old Masters most
famous pieces, and the elaborate COS
tunes used by the st. Louis Art
Students League, have been rented
for the performance at Hardin.
The entertainment viii be given
under the direction OF the College
Faculty. for the purpose OF starting a
fund with which to equip the College
gymnasium with a Bowling Alley.
Tne faculty will be assisted in the
poses, representing the different
characters Of the paintings, By the
young ladies Of the school and mum.
Der Of Mexico people; and as the
changes are being made, Mrs. Million
viii give a short history Of each pic.
ture.
The backgrounds and costumes have
arrived, and, with the competent in
Istructos secnred,and the amount oi
time TO be spent In preparation, The
entertainment promises TO be highly
successful.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25
RoDEs eRArrrIED BY RULING.
Game Warden's Decision Sustained
By Superior Court in St.
Louis.

SEDALIA, Mo-, Jan. H. State Game
Warden J. n. Rodes, Of this city, il
highly gratiiied that the legal con.
stFuction Of the State game law put
upon 1t by him has been sustained by
q superior court.
The st. Louis Court Of Appeals yes
terday handed down an opinion by
Judge Bland, all the judges CONCUR
ring, in the habeas eorgus case Of vir
gil Helt0n, petitioner ex parfe The
petitioner had been duly convicted in
q justice court at Hannibal OF hunting
10 his own county without TAX
ing out a license and sued out a
writ Of habeas corpus in the Court Of
Appeals, alleging that the game law
Of 1905 did not reuire a person to take
out license TO hunt in the county OF
bis residence.
The csurt held that the statutes did
make this requirement, and refused
70 discharge the prisoner and remand
ed him 70 the custody OF the Sheriff.
The decision putss number Of Prose-
cutting Attorneys Of the State, who
announced contrary view and rsfus-
ed to prosecute persons 50 violating
the law; in very unenviable and en-
harrassing position. The ruling OF
the court says Mr.. Rodes, is in the
interest Of the preservation Of the
gsmeOf the State and viii be hailed
with approval by all true sportsmen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25
CONSTABLE Fox CATCHES DAVIS
Officer Finds Man Wanted On Two
Charges Living in a Log Cabin
in the Wilds Of Boone
County.

Constable B. +. Fox returned from
Columbia Friday morning with Ed
Davis in custody, and lodged the prls-
ouer in Jail for safe keeping. Davis Is
wanted on two charges, larceny and
wife abandonment.
For some time the otiicers have been
on the qui yiye for Davis, but quiet
departure to unknown regions foiled
their every effort. Information was
received here recently that led Con-
stable Fox to believe his man was In
Boone county; 50 procuring the neces-
Isary papers he went TO Columbia We'd
nesday hoping to apprehend Davis.
Wednesday evening at nine o'clock he
left Columbia, driving across country,
and at midnight reached a small log
cabin 10 an insulated section Of the
woods. lie surprised Davis in bed and
arrested him with little trouble. Mrs
Davis was With her husband. The trial
Will come up in few days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25
MIR, SYDNEY STEPHENS
AND MISS MARY GRAY
Announce Engagement Both Young
People Well Known in This
City.

One Of the most enjoyable social
functions given in Columbia for long
time, vas the one given Wednesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. / 0. Hocka.
day, Jr., to announce the engagement
Of their cousin, Miss Mary Gray, tc
Mr. Sydney Stephens. While the en-.
gsgement has been surmised fer quite
a while the announcement last night
came as a complete surprise to many
Of the guests.
The marriage Of Miss Gray to Mr..
Stephens will unite two OF the oldest
and best known families in Missouri
On both sides they have had much TO
do with the upbuilding and progress
of Columbia and the University, and
the names are linked along with Others
with the history OF central Missouri.
Miss Gras's father was at one time
rector Of st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
in this city.
Mr.. stephens and Miss Gray have
many friends 10 Mexico who join the
LEDeER In extending congratulations
10 advance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25
]. NC D. GYMNASIUM
OLD ODD FELLOW HAILsKCgRKD
AND WILL BE RETITiED
soon 10 OPEN.
ORGANIZATION GROWING RAPIDLY.
Many Business Men are MEMBER
Reading Reum With an Coed
Magazines a Featars.

The Y. NJ c. u. have closed negoti-
atisns with Mira Lawder and secured
the Old Odd Fellows bal on the corner
5i Promeuade and jefferson streets
for gymnasium and reading room.
The rooms viii be renovated and fitted
ont 10 The most approved style There
win be q large, well lighted reading
room, having the best periodicals up
on its tables and an abundance Of com
Portable chairs. A bot and cold SHOWER
bath viii be in the dressing room.
The gymnasium il TO be 10 the COM
mOdlous lodge rom and contain an
abundance of up-to date apparatus.
The securing Of these rooms bF The
Young Mems Christian Union viii
prove Of great benefit to not cnly the
young men of this city. but be a boon
70 many business men. This will offer
IN opportunity for exercise, zuf the
necessary bath that has been 50 long
needed
The membership role OF the organl-
Eation numbers sb01f sixty, and when
The rooms are thrown open February
lst this list should have the name Of
every business man, young man and
citizen in Mexico upon it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

COST OF RURAL DELIVERI
More Than Billion Pieces Of d
Handled at Expense $l6,s7l'

WASHINGTON, Jan, l5-A siak
ment prepared BY p. V. DeGns
fourth assistant postmaster gensn
regarding the operations Of the rur
free delivery service since It's establie
ment up % January /, 9o0,showstal
the total number Of petitions recslt
ing and referred was 1850, Of whS'
lS'l2s were acted upon adversely, I'd
number OF routes 10 operation on iR
date named was sA677.
More than 1000 0oo,00o pieces .
mail we're handled By rural carrisn
during the flscal year 1906, each Piss
costing a little less than II cents.
The approximate net cost Of The 3
eS5 carriers ln the service for the as's
year 1905 was SIC. ssl,7ss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25
CIRCUIT COURT NOTES.
Grand jury Returns More Indict.
ments and Reports On Condition
Of Court Buildings.

The Grand Jury in their report on
county bulldogs said in part. aWe
recommend that the County Jail be
put In q more sanitary condition; also
that . tier OF cells Be added 70 the
present cells By placing the sans On
top, 50 as 70 make room to seperate
criminals and for a place to keep a
woman criminals, when one has to be
held In jail.
I'VE lind that the Court House
needs considerable repairs. and re-
commend that the C0art room and
grand jury room be furnished with
the much needed tables and chairs.
We further fnd an urgent need in the
Court House for toilet room for wo-
men. We therefore recommend that
such q room be placed under the east
stairway on the ground floor Of the
Court house.
= We also recommend that the build
ings Of the Court Farm are ia extrem
ely bad repair, and need 70 be placed
In more tenable condition: also that
better bedding and furniture be pro-
rided for the inmates thereof
GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS
Note Crosby scoll indicted on a
charge Of assault with intent to kill.
Deft.pleads guilty and is sentenced to
2years in the penitentiary.
George Helcn lcol) indicted on
charge OF pejury.
Donnelly vs. Roberts pltf files mo-
tiou for new trial.
Mason VS. G. & A.;iury found for the
plaintiff and assessed actual damages
at sl25.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25
STOCK AND FARM NOTES.

H Nell, OF Rowena, delivered
hogs In Centralia Thursday to z
Peck at five cents.
IA blert Snow, of near R0wena, ship.
ped two car loads OF cattle to Chicago
the past week.
Clarence Atchlson, Of Santa Fe,
bought span Of young horses from
Dol Hanger, also Of that neIghbor-
hood last week for $3.50.
E Wilburn. Of Mexico, Mo, states
tnat while q good deal OF corn has
been shipped out Of that part Of the
country during the past few months,
there is still enough to supply all the
cattle feeders at reasonable prices. The
crop In Audrain country last year was
4 good one, and the quality is good.
"There is a probability, said Mr. VIII
burn, that quite few cattle viii be
put on feed along about the first Of
March and fed out In the early sum-
mer. The country is full OF forage, and
stock cattle are doing well.r During
the past year Mr. Wilburn has pur.
chased on. the Kansas City market
about 5000 head OF stockers and feed
efs which went into that part Of the
state. He purchased Yesterday two
carloads Of 0O0lb stockers ! Dro vers
Telegram.
CT clsrk & Son shipped 95 head Of
cattle weighing 1867 lbs to Chicago
for Mondays market that brought
s4.40 per cst
We notice the yandalia Leader
stated that Senator NJ RK BIggs is
the owner Of hog that weights 7o5
pounds and has not stopped growing
yet While Senator Biggs has always
been personal friend Of the editor. |
we must upon this occasion rob him |
0f bis laurels. Geo Ross living west |
Df curryyille went out to his swine |
pen last week and picked out one Of |
bis smallest shoats and brought it to |
10Bn. This shoat weighed 725 pounds
md was sold TO sutton & King. They |
'hought 50 little Of their transaction
hat they very reluctantly give us the |
Information. -curiyyille Express.
Thomas Kunkie, Of Rush Hill, is
lone from Kansas City, where he
ought car loads OF cattle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

% Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
at the home Of her parents, ,Mr.andMrS
John Davenport, Miss Mary Daven.
port and Homer WIgham two popu.
lar young people Of near skinner
we're united in marriage. br Rev.
Smith, u CentraIla. After the
cermony, a supper was served %
the guests, they being the relatives
and immediate friends Of the contrac-
ting parties.
Tue groom is an excellent young
man Of sterling worth and the bride 4
modest aud refined young woman.
Both are prominent Ia social circles Of
The county and have many friends
Who join the LEDGER In extending
congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25


Mr.. Ralph Green. Of San Antonio,
Texas ana Aadge r. Potts. Of this
city, were united 10 marriage at $50
O'clock Thursday evening at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. J..
A. Potts, in san Antonio
Mrs Green rs a young woman Of
character, as well as charming per-
sonality and many accomplishments;
and the groom, an enteFprising young
business man. is honorable, upright
and man Of means.
They will 80 to housekeeping atonce
10 San Antonio, furnished house be-
ing the wedding gift Of the groom's
father.
The LKDeEg ioins Mrs. Green's 8
many friends in Audrain 10 wishing
her happiness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

Youthful Appearances Of Bride the
Cause Illinois Young People
Win Return Home

True love never runs smooth was
again proven Saturday when Miss
Edith Graham and Louis Jones, both
Of Calhoun county, III applied 70
Recorder Kendall for marriage IL
cense and were refused because Of the
brides youthful appearance. The
young woman is quite pretty and was
rather non plussed over the refusal
In regard 70 the matter Mr.. Jones
told LEDGER representative; "We
eioped, none Of our friends and rela-
tives knew ANYTHING Of this. We
willreturn home, where there win be
no tronble 10 securing a licenser
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25
a Tribute To W. z. Garter.

-
Centraiia fair men will ali regret C
learn OF the dealh OF William n Oar.
ter, which occurred In St. Louis Fri.
day night. Mr.. Carter was the sauar.
est fairest race horse man the Cour.
Ter editor ever bad dealings with 10
bis ten years Of experience as sscte-
tafy Of the Centralla Fair. We came
10 know him and love him because Of
bis integrity and bouesty. He resort
ed to none Of the little tricks OF the
horse Jockey, nor stopped 10 any Of
the professional 70 beat the ass0cia-
tion. His word was as good as his
bond, and the association relied upon
him lin all racing matters. He vas
frank, fair, open-hearted, honorable
and eyery inch inch 4 eentIemsu.
The Uourier editor monms bis untim-
ely death.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25
GET COUNTY PRIMARY
FOR SATURDAY APRIL :
AHarain County Central Committee
NET st the Court House Saturday
Candidates Discuss Dates
Tbs commiitsemen.

The ABdrzin County Democrats
Central Committee met at the cour
house at O'Clock Saturday sfternoor
and set Saturday, April :, as the dat
for the Democratic primary 10 Aud
rata county
A number of candidates Nere called
upon % express their wishes as 10 an
early or late primary; and among those
who responded we're Circuit Clerk W.
II. Morris. County Clerk r.. n. Carter
and Noble Barnes, candidate for
county treasurer, all of whom favored
late primary
Representative Waiter Burch,A4 A.
whitney candidate for Recorder and
r Z Jones who spoke In the general
diScussion 9, the citizens. were neu-
tral, and expressed themselves satisfied
with the date selected By the congres-
sionzl committee.
J. w. Stephens, candidate for Re
e0rder, Sheriff A. L. johnson, C0llec-
Tor T r. Roden. Price Cunningham,
candidate for County Clerk, and Pro
scouting ATTORNEY I'D .OrcsF, together
with E. Elliott ard Col Clay who join
ed In the general discussion, all favor
ed az early primary.
After hearing the opinions ard
wishes 81 the candidates and citizens,
and discussing The question among
themselves, Mr.. q r. Elliott moved
that the primary be set on April !.
The motion was seconded and dis
cussed and J. ". Dowell moved 10
amend the motion b. choosing May
%. The amendment was lost by a vote
Of II to-. and the original motion,
when put 70 vote, was carried unani-
mously.
The members Of the Audrain county
Democrats Central Committee are:
J n stephens Chairman, Martins
burg, No. Loutre Township.
John T Ricketts, Secretary, Mexico,
No, Salt River Township.
CIV Lewis, Treasurer, Mexico, Mo,
Salt River Township.
salt River Township:
TN Dowell, Mexico
Theo Williams. Mexico
J W Smith. Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

Mrs Anna Cumberland, OF this city
died Thursday evening OF heart fail
ure at the advanced age Of IS years
The deceased had been III for some
time. Mr.. James Cumberland died
eight years ago. The following cbil.
dren are left, josiah, Of st. Joseph,
Uriah, Of st. Louis. Mrs. ". d. Lege.
OF Parsons, Kansas, and Mrs George
Boomer, OF this city.
Mrs Cumberland win be buried Sum
day afternoon at ; O'Clock in the city
cemetery. She has been resident Of
this city for forty years, and had many
friends who admired her christian
character. The LEDGER extends SYM
pathy TO the family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

Mr.. Charles Hollister. Of St. Louis,
and Miss Virginia Harrison, Of Kansas
City, were united in marriage in that
city Wednesday at the residence Of
Mrs. W. +. CIaggett.
Miss Harrison formerly lived 10 this
city and is young woman Of refine
ment, and Of a personal charm that
has won her many friends. Mr. Hol-
lister Is connected with the adyertis-
ing department OF Ely-Walker Dry
Goods Company Of st. Louis, and is an
estimable gentleman.
The LEDGER joins their many
friends in Mexico In extending con-
gratulations and best wishes.
Mrs. II. Il. c. Tucker Is the CUES. Of
relatives in Montgomery City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

Miss Nancy Dempsey. Of st Louis,
sister OF Father Dempsey formerly Ui
city now residing in St. Louis, was
married Wednesday 20 Mr.. Berry, Of
81 Loais- Both youns people are well
known in this city and the LKDeKn
extends congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

J. I. Saunders, formerly proprietor
Of the Planters Hotel, will in the fu-
ture manage the windsor. Mr.. Saun-
ders is hotel man OF experience and
ability, and the Windsor wIll doubtless
flourish under bis direction.
Mr. Matthews. who for the past
three or -four years has 50 ably con
Quoted the Windsor, has not an
nounced bis intentions for the future,
but bis many friends trust be win con
tinue 10 make this city his home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25
D. ]. Kanalr Ininred.

Dr.. d. J. KanaIy. who has charge oi
Of the Alton pumping station on East
Lake, bad his right hand painfully
mangled Friday morning b. some or
the maehiaerY.
When seen BY LEDoEg representa-.
tive DR.. Kanaly stated his wounds
though painful, would not result in
the loss OF a finger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

ton and prove . reronstruetIFs rather
than = promoter Of waste. ThsfrIH t1ir<
fafstF< a fuir chdnce 10 pns tn rnnficn
normal work Of repair and fsssns huz' ding.
SsEch a foulc vas grown fn Natures
LAboratoFFs hidden fn sht ground and
brought thsine forty yeaxx ARo ~ IN.
r Y. Pierce. uho has nsds tas treat
me1t ce lingering diseases his niel0ng
stnif and care
Hs asss Elycsr.e extracts instead u
eon5nsa o5S a = proc 1885, & s sMs sass ase
ton. first used IN Ms Private rraeflce sr,a
now given ont freely % lie warid IA fis
rG0i6en Medical IdscoFerv.r which Is
composed q Golden Seal roof. Queens
root, StQle root Black cherfy hzrk. Hood
root and Mandrake rocf
Mrs A, r. Jrnes of x1 Hx1rs street sian
frEnclscol Cal uzifct As . c1If1 I rEf
delicsfes ard grezt care Vas taken q NJ
nsczase @ scsas q NJ relz.tses hs5 dis1 o.
Eere hs4lthy. INV ~ WIN 1nIT fhs or
dlnArF diseases q all chii9rrn. fbut El.out
uhich Ncuid nst siEla % sack horne- trnss-
s,s, IT,, : s rss & nsss = pesss ,sss ssss i1;e4 oa,
enly ncrse The1 was e4sise1 % Fr Dr.
elad % say that three bottles nos qn1F cuffa
Nc q ne Geld and cga4h. bat rss1e me ssel
have bolfle ~ thls nedir.ce ir the ho1zas
WiXs1<S bliinns sfxnnies Regulate n3d
KsV-se tlsirgrzta esom.chl rAFer ard
Bnuelx % not beEet he -rlI
each Gay for = iAxsslEs sll1 raxnIasor. fhrue
or fcur Cor ~ active eafkkrffc 01cs fr!cI
Always r. ftvqE. Put NJ IN Tfsls; 3,akyt
fresh and reilsbie
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

Wednesday evening af 8 soclock Mr.
Prank Gibson and Miss Lofty Nc
Kinney were united in marriage Al
the bone OF the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs r. S. Mckinney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25


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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

Col. Ebert Traines, Of down near
Benton City, Is taking much-needefi
rest and will spend month visiting
friends at Carthage, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

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For Police Judge.

AT the urgent requests Of his
friends, MIR. Gland Fowles hasconsent-
ed TO become candidate for city po-
lice Judge on the Democratic ticket.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

Note Crosby lcoll charged with kill
Ing bis wife by injurirg her With q
kick In the abdomen from which she
latter died was sent up 10 the pen for
tso years. he was indicted fol
assault.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

1lst47k u FzE1r q
body ard activity
q tie natural fnni-
tionk
,fhe Had n a.
slzz1Aos IA import
ant 4 must n1f
be stimulates for
that gives but team
p0rary effect and
hertzc10u IS more
than depressing
Iukf o f'uic-ure
that viii re-8fab
iish Norma, diRes
ton And assinl Ia
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25
A. H.T A. MEETING,

Sun Order A. H. ?. "A. No. ISL meets nGil
Ms on or before full moon 10 each noss
D. L. ROGERS. VI. ?
v. ERDLE JR-. W. Secretary
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

>. D. MIller's tnother-in.law, Ms
Holloway, who is s. years Of age >
quite m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

Subscribers to the Weekly
Ledger viii please examine
the date after their names on
margin ofths Ledger and gov
ern themselves accordingly.
The Mexico Weekly Ledger
Is si.oo per year. paid in adj
vance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25

Mrs. Angie Carr, and daughter,
Miss Edith, are home from q pleas
ant visit 10 ST. Louis