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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
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noaen al Dem. s fin Seaport irette
frfter @rnuonrrpen Gberiffen, fpro
ban life bnpoe 8agtmeno / S9ngilet
for at beifntte Saneerue.
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Garland bar &unoioat til Council
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% crbeibeSe ihGroig for at bIipe
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meb ct foISt ban ON paa 8oben %
ban bar oeo ON noeIe Mimitter. San
bar 60 gar aaumeI.
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TRAITOR for geter @iIbertions go,
bar poa Iroingernes Seeue anlagt
Gog / 2emarS, &Ipmoutb Co., moo
Great Rortbern, Omaha og Sliuois
Central gonerne for $4,000, forbi
8ilbertion blep brebt | Sinton peo
Sernbonernes SoriemmeIiebco eIlcr
SfisbesIssbeb. 9e ire 8aner font.
mer iommen % frpbier bperonore
Der, os Der er ct Sigualtaarn. Gil.
tertfon bar acknowledged, og Sig.
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orRbt.
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tp SorSoag nRr Glearmont, Mo., og
gif norooper giennem Qaee Gountp.
@eb gIearmont rep ben neb Sobn
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peo 9raopoiue, 0aee COUNTY, rep
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pg andre llbbuie, sbelaeoe Senrp
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Snooerds's 2aoer iarnt s. gureeis'
Sns, men ingen Renneifer bleo
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2uoen blep lsitet op pg taget bort,
men Sect loa urprt isien, Stormen
gioroe Here iaaoaune aunltsreb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

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npe S'se'Hhn aestnenfs Srtpre d q. U. Bullet $3.50 $1S5
Sporsoes 9aiOOr beu 9raf, al Beer Strsurme, inSbunoeu. 100 15
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
Epb pukntu.
T~ulfemruaScn iprpaes.


bitoIe Statiitif for Staten for &C.
bruar Waoueo or mn offeutIiggiort,
% Den piier, al 800 Born isotes |
Staten / Den forte Woaneo; 334
Renneifer Seoe; 241 Bar bIen pate.
pieoe, % Bar blep title % 100 bIcp
iuIbe Sorgcre al 9onhet. Ser par
iohIe6es nditen ii SpoSIer % en-
StiIsmiSie for bper Gag | Raane,
ben.
SunS 5amilie. - Mr. % Nrs.
U. " aolberg peo goIga er isot, op.
borne % blep 9~gtepieoe nGr 9riiti.
onia, Roree; De fom | 1860 til aas.
Jon, Mmn., men iIptteoe | 1873 til
8olga, bpor be iioen bar boet paa en-
5arm; DC bar fem itore Ssnner %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
3Apututtn.
Guisbeb ppnaacs. =

Guisbeo ppnaaes. - 8rubearbei.
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aiitemring iioite Snsbog, at antage
Den SperenSfonit iom oeres erefii.
tire 9ouite Dor bIepen enis meo @ti.
reeierne ON. 2snnen er lat til 81
pr, Dag, naar eleftroIpttf 8obber or
oper 1s Gents pr. 8unS. OF $3.50,
naor oct err unoer Den Gris. 4atar.
beiSere iaor 81 eIler $3.50 efter Pr,
beiScts 9eifafienbeb. SpereuSfom.
item er for fem gor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

eler beruieuoe Driffe eaer er benfaI.
Den til andre ftppge ganer elIer beis'
ger Yoolrocms, SaIooner eIler on.
orc iaaoanne Steber, ifaI noeIuffes
az Sfolen, bpis Sfoleiuperiutenoen.
ten eIler SfoIeraaoet iaa finder for.
Goot. Genne 2efoIution par 8einI.
tctet at De mango aIagcr, Tom Der
bar prret moo ben aano iom bar
raa6et | GfoIen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02

Gbounentr bebes bcnIef rn life at iebe faadSte "9oaI g6rts~ men IN.
ten Irbe en- "Spt Office gRonsp Srber". ~grprds gRues Sroer" eur n smt
GRAFT" pa Gbhaso euer Sem gmt euer Feuse regtrsut Bret. Set tofer
ps nenTs fra is til 25 Gents at fonetere ~9oaI elects abouuenter Ga,
naSa baes osiaa at mrfe fig, at omooiae Srtanarter life ian beusttes Der Be
TorcneSe Stater, oS at enraStfe geuee bsleriae sr sansbare at Bar, Tom bet
beSer. Gauabife Ssups oe Srtnorer br Serfor life icubes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
MtdItauu.

Strcnss 9ppe. - Sra @laoitone
berettes, at SfcIeraaoet | gscanabn
bar beiliittet. at enbper Glen pcS
Stolen. iom al Saue briiser Sobaf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-02
anarbinptnn.

SprbfiGlp. - Gre S~orSrpfelier
fsIteS SreoaeS Rorgcn / Tacoma.
Sneen StaSe bIep meIbt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-22
WIN J. BRYAEs IECoxs.
Makes $4,000 Aere a Year Than
the President Of the United
States

william jennings Bryan commands
a larger yearly Income than President
Roosevelt says Miss Chole M~stteson,
secretary OF the wyandotte Chautan.
Qua Association
Miss MatteS0n says:
ssThe figures commanded by viii
liam Jennings Bryan as Chautauqua
attraction make bis income this year
greater than the salary Of the Presi-
dent OF the United States Mr.. Bryan is
the most distinguished American citi-
zen on the American platform today,
getsss0 for al afternoon and 30 per
cent above ss0o at the gate and the
same for his evening appearance ltis
estimated, using the most c0nserva-
tive. figures, that Mr.. Bryans platform
work this year brings him an income Of
$4,000, as 600 more than hewould re-
celye were be occupying the highest
oace within the gift OF the people
1t is barely possible that he would
rather be . Chautanqua attraction
than president"
President Roosevelt says; The
Chautauqua Is the most American
thing In America to-day.
This is putting 1t strongly, but
nevertheless be is most certainly right
Bryan did not have to prove H. the
President admitted It
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-22
New state Liauor Law.

Monday the new state liquor law
goes into effect says the jefferson
City Tribune. The old law has been
requiring bond Of 81, 200 70 be given
BY each applicant, and the rule has
been for that bond 70 be about as
worthless az the court could be per-
suaded 70 pass upon. The new law
requires that bondsmen must qualify
for 5000 over and above their legal
exemptions. In applying for license,
the saloonmen must describe the
premises they want tn e
license for, and at the same time
the number and location Of
doors which may be used as entrances.
After August II no brewer is to be
permitted to hold . license in his
osn name, and no brewers agent is
70 carry 2 license. The negotiable
bond is to be subject TO attack by any
two taxpayers, who are TO have the
70 sue . saloonkeeper for keep
Ing . disorderly house or for selling
TO minors, The penalty is a
fine or not less than 800, with 10 per
cent Of the assessed line added for the
attorneys for the compliments.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-22
MRS L0EGwoRTH TAKES IN
PROEPTU MUD BATH
Gallant Husband Takes to the Woods
After Laughing at Wife's
Plight

Spearfsh, S. D., Aug. M-Accord-
ing to Supt Booth, who has just re-
TUNED from the Government Fish
Hatcheries near here, the Presidents
daughter met with an amusing acci-
dent there when she recently visited
the place in company with Der hus-
band, Congressman Nicholas Long
worth, and Vice President Fairbanks
The party was examining one OF the
large clay pits, when Mrs Longworth
slipped and fell in, head foremost. 1t
was filed with soft, oozy, red clay and
when his wife was pulled out Con-
gresham Longworth. instead Of dis
playing his accustomed gAllantry, was
discovered backed up against q tree
couvulsed with laughter. Mrs Long
worth was conducted TO her room in
the hotel, and it is said that Congress
man during the rest OF the afternoon
preferred enjoying the scenery to fac
ing bis wlfe's pioue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-22
SENATOR La FOLKTTE
PRAISES GOV. FOLK.
Says Other Cities Need Such 3 Man
to Uneorer Existing Graft-

Senator Robert NJ. La Follette Of
Milwaukee, Wis, delivered a lecture
at Pissa Chautauqua afternoon on
Representative Government" He
deplored the fact that corruption is
destroying the representative element
OF the government. His appeal was
to the voters and his attack was upon
the system rather than against the
men who have taken advantage OF it.
He traced the corruption OF the
United States Government from the
time it was founded, as purely repre-
sentative institution, to the present
time, when. be alleges, the people Of
country have little TO say as to the
government
He denounced the trusts as the
primal corrupt0rs Of the government
BE traced the development Of the
strusts from the partnership business
to the sfbody corporate" and to the
trust. ''God never made a body Of
men, " be said, ''wno were good enough
to have the power that the trust
directors have over our homes" He
made scathIng exposurers ina number
Of the prominent trusts, and gave
statistics TO bear out bis dennuncia-
tionS.
Graft exists everywhere be said.
aust because some Of the cities Of
the country have not discovered graft
in their civic governments does not
grant them immunity. II every state
and city had a Joe Folk, they would
all be known to be as bad as ST. Louis
and Milwaukee"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-22
SUES SENATOR FOR ISLANDER.
A New Jersey Assmblyman Resents
Remark About Convivial Habits

New York. Aug. 15-Assemblyman
Edward Il. Wright il. has begun =
suit against United States Senat James
Smith il. to recover punitive damages
to the sum Of 100000 for alleged
SANDER. Both live in Newark.
1t is charged that the remarks upon
which the proceedings are taken
were made BY the former senator at q
public reception held by Governor Z
C. Stokes Of New Jersey on the porch
Of the governors cottage in Sea Girt,
On August 9 last According 10 the
declaration the conversation was be
tween Governor Stokes and Senator
Smith in the presence OF others
Specific words on which the suit for
SANDER is based are quoted in the de-
claration IS follows: "It kept Charlie
Bel, the wine agent, busy, keeping
Wright supplied with wine and
women
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-22
The Farmer,s Wifa

Is very caretui about her churn. Shs
scalds It thoroughly after using, and gives
II a sun bath 10 sweeten H. She kno,zs
that " her churn Is sour Il Will taint the
butter that is made In it. The stomach "a
a churn. In the stomach and dIeestive
and nutritive tracts are performed pro-
cesses which are almost exactly Mxe the
churning OF butter. Is IL not apparent
then that II this stonach-churn Is foul "A
makes foul all which Is put into #?
The evil OF a foul stomach Is not alons
the bad taste In the mouth and the foul
breath caused BY IT. but the corruption Of
the pure current OF blood and the disssm.
nation OF disease throughout the body.
DR.. Pierce't Golden Medical Discoyerv
makes the sour and foul stomach sweet
IL does for the stomach what the washing
and sun bath do for the ehurn-ahsolutsiy
removes every tainting or corruptine ele-
ment In this way II cures blotches.
pimples, eruptions, scrofulous swelliura
sores, or open eating ulcers and ali
hnmors or diseases arising from bad blood.
III you have bitter, nasty, foul tasts IN
your mouth, coated tongue, foul breath.
are weak and easlly tired. feel depressd
and Respondent have FREQUENT hesdashss
dl.zy attacks, gnawtng or distress In stom.
aen, eonsupated or Irregular bowels, sour
or bitter risings after eating and poor
appetite, these symptoms, or any consider
soie lumbar Of them, Indicate thstyou are
snneflng from b~iliousness. torpid or lazy
nss,Io w'. ~ tns usnal seeowparsIins indf-
ssssa ng % Dyspepsia and their attendant
The hest agents knoxn N n.1,..,-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-22

Every one should take a tonic In the Spring; their systems require it
The blood has become thick and sluggish with the acunulztons lh in the
system from the inactive, indoor life and from the heavy, rIh foods of the
Winter season. Thebood, being in this unnatural and dscrdeed condition,
ID unable to furnish the body with the increased amount Of nounshment
Necessary for the more energetic Life Of Spring and sumne. and the system
suffers from debility, weakness, nervousness, indigestion, loss of appetite,
and many other unpleasant symptoms Of a disordzed blood circulation.
When the system is in this rundown and disordered condition ii Is not sale
to take unknown corcoctous, sMsapaxilas, compounds, etc, because they
usually contain potash or some other equally strong and harmful mineral
ingredert which acts uufxvorzbiy and often dangerously on the depleted,
weakened system at q time when it needs gcnte and natural stimulation to
throw or the impurities and rGrpezts It's lost energy. S.. SIS is appropi-
atey called hatrres tonic II Is made entirely Of roots, hchs and bzrks
from the great stoTehouse Of forest and fed. selected for their purifying and
heAthTesfo1ng qualities. and as It does not contain the slightest trace Of
EaaeIal N any tor1 Il is perfectly sale for young or old S. s. S. acts
clrecny On the blood nddi1g it Of ali impurities and poisons, and restoring
ne lost properties ofTich, nrtritve strength so that 4 is able TO supply the
system with the heLthfd, invigorzHng energy needed to pass the trying
season Of The ye1r. Its action Is the most pleasant, prompt and satisfactory
Of al touic; and those who fei the need Of such a medicine viii do well &c
eolmenee the Use rs. s. S. al once s. S. S. restores lost energy, relieves
urea WORKOUT feeling. helps the appetite, aids digestion. and adds tone
. ns" % nc system THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-22
Gov. Folk Not Playing Politics.

| SLAr-Chron1cle.
The Starr chronicle is not, nor never
has been the organ Of Gov. Folk. 1t
has found much to commend and,
sometimes, something to criticise in
the official course OF Missouri's cour-
ageous executive. But the Star
Chronicle ever has been a firm and
consistent advocate Of law enforce
ment-not only one Law or two laws,
but every law on the books against
every %vlolater Of any law. Therefore,
the Star Chronicle heartily COM
mends and c~ongratulates Gov. Folk
upon his prompt and decisive action
in removing one member Of the Kan
sas City police board and thereb
assuring the reorganization of the
most corrupt police department In the
world.
In another column to-day will be
found the story Of conditions In Kan.
sas City. Heaven knows affairs in the
st. Louis department were bad
enough, but they took on hue Of
angelic innocence when compared
with what was going on In Kansas
City.
Thieves were protected. Police Of
hcers introduced victims to crooks.
Detectsves stole diamonds from rob
oers and fought over them In police
headquarters. Witnesses against sus-
poets were beaten up and run out Of
town. The Metropolitan Street Rail-
way, the Kansas City prototype OF the
local ). l.. u. monopoly ran the depart
ment, bribed officers and had arrested
those who had the temerity to q Il.
Sworn police officers sent flowers To-
wounded burglars. Captains Of police
operated gambling rooms and went
on gamblers bonds. Women and chill /
dren, mangled by street cars were de-
prived OF surgical attention and Fore
ed to die in the streets by the police
rather than to permit surgeons other
than those employed by the street
railway company to attend them.
All this Is not hearsay. Ii Is at
tested by numerous witnesses and Isl
within the knowledge OF the writer
who was for q number OF years a
Kansas City newspaper man. And
yet Gov. Folk is at sacked for forcinp
reforml
Some Of the lawless press OF the
state have been yelling 'politics.i
They say Folk removed the commits
sioner and forced q reorganization on
the police department because it
ROT.
II Gov. Folk we're PLAYING politics
ne would have let the Kansas City
police force alone. Politically, be aid
the very worst thing that he could do.
he has aligned against him all Of the
ward politicians, machine ofacehold.
ems, crooks, thieves, robbers add muir.
ders in Kansas City. he has offended
the alleged business interests' which,
use the police IN their business
He has offended the corporation con.
trolled pres, which 10 . unit are SUBJ
porting the regime Of crime. But bel
has obeyed his conscience and served
The people well which, after al. isl
better than politics. /,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-22

Powell. Mundy and hook, leading
and enterprisine stock dealers Of this
county, bought Of VIM Peck, Of north
ern Audrain, q head Of cattle ayerag-
ing 1887 pounds. which sold on the
st. Louis market for 1915, the net
proceeds being s2,02533, the largest
amount for a single car load OF cattle
In the history Of the National Stock
Yards. Col. Peck is ole o. Audrain's
best feeders Of cattle and he is to be
congratulated on selling to Powell,
Mundy and Hook the highest price
car load of cattle that has been sold
at the National yards
Col. Peck is the owner Of a splendid
farm and has it well stocked with
cattle, sheep and hogs. Later on, we
shall have some more good things to
say about Col. Peck. Dill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-22
Some Items From Dill.

Miss Goldte Emerson, Misses Maggie
and Mamie Dermody, Miss Lizzie
O'Brien and Tom 0Toole attended
the CentraIia Fair Thursday.
Bob Hooton and wife are in Gen.
tralla this week, attending the fair.
As advertised in the Ledger, Fay
Branstetter and Rube Dill took their
annual outing Thursday. Seated In
Jay Benefits runabout, behind the
horse, Holy Moses, we took q line just
about as straight as q crow can ny,
and landed at the pleasant and hospi-
table home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Sullivan, three miles northwest Of
Mexico, where we spent the day very
pleasantly, being highly entertained
by these good people. Mr.. Sullivan
lives on an 80 acre farm, has q splen.
did crop Of corn, cats and wheat, and
owns allkinds Of good stock. Fay
took along his dog and gun and we
had some fine target shooting. Dur
ing the day several warm games OF
croquet were reeled of, but Miss Lille
Bost and Mr.. Branstetter, are not In
IL at all with Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan.
Gene and his wife are perhaps the
most expert croquet artists In the
county. During the day Miss Bost
rendered some very select pieces on
the piano. The dinner served was
great. It's not often two printers
sit down 10 such a feast. Mrs. Sulli-
van is the proud owner OF over two
hundred young chickens, 70 turkeys
and quite a number Of ducks. We
got cur fried chicken and pie for din
ner. Don't know who ate the most,
Fay or the writer, as 1t was the first
square meal that we have eaten in
many moons. After dinner q dog
fight was reeled of-not down on the
programme, and Fay's Buster Brown
dog came very near losing his life
from the fierce teeth Of Mr.. Sullivan's
dog, Spot 1t was a close call for Bus
ter. Mr.. Sullivan has a good looking
wife, a handsome little daughter,
Lucielle Elizabeth, and is prosperous
and we hope will always be exceedingly
happy. We wish to cordially thank
these good people for the many cour-
tesies shown US during the day. Gene
kindly invited US to call again, but
we don't know whether he meant
what he said or not, but we believe he
did. We also called for a few minutes
at the home of Col. Lawrence O'Toole
but we're disappointed In not getting
TO extend our glad hand to Miss Stella
ana her guests, the Misses Dermody.
They were attending the Centralia
fair. Col. O'Toole has a splendid crop
Of corn. He showed Us one stock
which had six well developed ears Of
corn on 1t. No joke. The Johnsons,
Lewis aud the O'Toole's own
enough land Just northwest of Mexico,
to make a good-sized county. It's
fine farming district and a bumper
corn crop will be harvested this fall.
All the good people in that section
are readers Of the Ledge : and keep
posted. All had a good word TO say
for the paper, its handsome editor
and Reuben Dill. All want our pic
lures and they shall get their them.
And all is well.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-22
WOMAN FINED $5
FOR KISSING MAN.
Dimpled Mrs. Kierney Simply Had
to Cares Attractive Street Car
Passenger, Who Was Just
to Cute"

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. I6.-Because
she kissed a man, who Cooked Just
too cute " last evening, Mrs NJ. Kier-
ney, aged 30, black eyed, rosy and
dimpled, was fined 90 and costs by
Mayor Coleman OF McKeesport this
morning. Mrs. Kierney blushingly
paid the fine and promised that it
would not happen again
Mrs. Kierney was on q street car,
when she saw the ''cute" man sitting
in q corner. She said she could not
resist the temptation to throw her
arms around bis neck and kiss him.
The man did not take kindly TO the
cares nor the laughter OF the other
passengers. lie jumped of the car
and informed a policeman. ME.
Kierney wss taken to the station
house and the man she kissed escap-
ed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-22
Administrator.s Hotioa

Notice is hereby given that letters
Of administration upon the estate Of
Mary K. Worrell, late OF Audrain
County, Missouri, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned RID. Wor-
rell by the Probate Court of said Au-
drain County, bearing date August Sth
1907.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance within one
year after the date Of said letters,and
II such claims are not exhibited with.
In Two years from the time of the
forever barred.
R. D. WORRELL,
25-4t Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-22
Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, Better Than

Three years ago we had three
doctors with our little boy. Every
thing that they could do seemed In
vain. At last when all hope seemed
to be gone we began using Chamber
lainis Collie, Cholera and DIarrhoea
Remedy and In a few hours he be-
gan to improve. Today he is as
healthy = child as parents could wish
fol. Mrs B. ]. Johnston, Linton,
Miss. For sale by all Druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-22
Life Insurance.

For twenty-five cents you can now
insure yomself and family against
any bad results from an attack Of
collie or diArrhOea during the summer
months. That is the price Of = bottle
Of ChamberlAin's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, = medicine that
has never been known 10 fail. But 1t
now, II may save life. For sale BY all
Druggists.