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Weekly Republican only 81 . yea
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23
R h, lDMoEDs,
Writes the Ledger a Gard Regard
ing Councilman First Ward.

R. NJ. White. Editor. Mexico, Mo.
Mexico, mo, Jan. Pill notice In
the Saturdays issue OF your valued
paper, The Mexico Daily, the names
OF Messrs John Abby, Ross Cauthorn
and my self, as possible candidates for
councilmen from the first ward. i desire
to say l am not q candidate and will
not be SO far as contesting for the
honor against some worthy Gentle
mar who would rather test bis pop
ularity by appealing to the voters to
allow him to make the sacrifice Of
representing as one Of them OF the
City Dads. However l am not un-
mindful Of the fact that 1t is the
duty Of every citizen to help bear the
heat and burden OF the City Govern
ment and contribute as much Of his
time and tai emit as is consistent with
his duties to him self and those who
are dependant upon him. Hence,
should the voters of the first ward be
unable to find some one who thinks
the honor greater than the sacrifice,
and will offer his services. /, for one,
am for him. Should such be impos-
sible and it is rendered mi unani-
mously, / will make the sacrifice, ap-
.preciate the honor and try my best to
honor you by for being honored by
Very truly,
9R Fl. Edmonds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23

irwin Asbury came down from Mob
erly, Monday, to visit homefolks.
Ben Holterman returned Friday,
from Kansas City, where he had been
attending the Independent Dealers
Convention.
Lon Burchard left for st. Louis,
Thursday, on business.
Louie Myers and family, moved to
Wellsville, Tuesday.
The following stock shipments we're
made this week.
Scott and Wilbur, 2 car load hogs.
billiard Bros. l car hogs, l car cat
tie.
+. L. Covington, 8 car sheep.
E. P. johnson, 8 car cattle.
Adolph Fennewald, 2 car cattle.
Covington and Noel, l car load
mules.
]. P. CoVington, 2 car sheep.
G. II. Fennewald, | car hogs.
Mike Dunn was at Mexico, Mon
day.
Rev, Moore, pastor of the Methodist
church, filled his regular appointment
Sunday. Quarterly conference will be
held at this church, Saturday after
noon. Preaching Saturday night and
Sunday morning by the presiding FL
der, Rev. Burriss.
The Royal Neighbors took advan-
tage Of the beautiful moonlight Satur-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23
County News.
THOMPSON.

1 1uOmEDONs
Mrs. Ernest Boone Is spending the
week with Mrs. M. n. Eaddis.
Miss Laura Brown was up from
Benton City, Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. Gibbs, Ut Mexico, was called to
see Mr.. Johnnie Fred q number Of times
last week.
John Wiseman and family were
down from Centralia Sunday the guest
OF @. Boone and family.
G. W. Wisdom and wife we're In
Centralia, Sunday, the guest Of her
father.
A. B. Davis and family have been
spending a few days with his mother
here.
Miss Efie Roe was the guest Of Mrs.
Ed Tiger, Sunday.
j. W. Collie Of Moberly ia here to
see bis family this week.
Miss Lucy Jesse was the guest OF
Miss Sallle Jesse the first of this
week.
@. w. Crosswhite was in Laddonia
the last OF the week Oh business.
Mrs. CANT has been entertaining
her sister-in-law, Mrs, Canklin, and
.children,of Oklahoma.
Fl. T. Cant left Saturday night on a
business trip to Omaha.
s. s. James has rented the farm uf
Frank Carter northwest Of Thompson
the coming season.
G. T. Gorbett has bought the Fl. &c.
Holmes farm and will move TO itabout
March /.
Elder W. s. St. Clair filled his ap-
pointment at Liberty Sunday.
G. Householder bought two nice
work mules from J. 3. Petty.
Monday was a busy day In Thomp-
son, about 100 wagons were here haul
ing corn and hogs.
CANT, Considine s. Co., have ship
ped 20 or 30 cars Of corn and are still
buying.
r. s. Tinsley is home from Column
bia where he has been under treat
ment for cancer. He says the cure is
successful.
Jack Davenport and Miss Iva Bever
were married Sunday night at s
O'Clock at Liberty Church, by Elder
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23
SPELLING MATcH.

The spelling match held at the
Methodist church Tuesday evening
between the Leaguers and Ladies'
Home Mission Society was both most
pleasant and interesting.
The Leaguers had as their leader
Miss Maude Wallace who choose the
speller for her side, while Mrs. s. II.
Malone selected for the Ladies Home
Mission Society, the former having
about fifteen representatives to the
Home Mission Society twenty-five.
AS the contest progressed interest
and enthusiasm increased, and when
both sides had been reduced to about
five members each, harder words were
introduced, which reduced the rsnker.
two to each side, Mesdames John Beal
and s. P. Emmons, on Home Mission
side, and Mesdames Daisy Maths aud
Chas. Dodgers, for the Leaguers.
These four battled for nearly thirty
minutes, one by one going down, till
Mrs. Maths wa the only one left on
the floor winning the contest for the
League, and was the best speller Of
the women while w. W. johnson was
pronounced the best speller among
the men present, his reputation hav.
ing been tested on other occasion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23
Fish Branch Items,

Thee. Holtcamp, aged So years, one
Of our most prominent citizens, died
this week and leaves a wife and ten
children, four daughters and six sons.
The children are; Ben, Theodore,
Mrs Joe Pifer, Of Rush Hill, Mrs. JOS
eph Mudd. of Mexico, Annie, John,
Mary Eddie, Albert and Phillip. The
funeral services were conducted by
Father ]. J. Dillon Wednesday morn
ing.
Mr.. Pagers, living on the Crossley
farm. is going to move to the Stuart
farm, near Benton City. We regret
to lose Mr.. Eager and family from our
midst, but wish them much success in
their new home.
Miss Clara Hagadorn and brother,
George, spent last Sunday evening
with theiI sister, Mrs. VIM. Schultz.
Next Sunday, January 20, is preach
ing day at Sunrise.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schultz very
pleasantly entertained quite . num-
Der Of friends on the evening Of Jan
uary Ia. Dancing was INDUCED in,
and the music was furnished by Prof.
Kiser and Charley Hubbert. Just be-
fore the departure Of the guests MIR.
and Mrs. Schultz served ice cream and
cake.
Robert Powell, who has been III, is
much improved.
Miss Sinda Gardner spent last Sun
day with Miss Eugie Parks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23
Gerhart.Rakar.

Miss Katie Baker and Mr.. Smith
Gerhart were married at the Presby-
terrain parsonage Monday afternoon by
Rev. A. A. Wallace. Miss Baker is a
daughter Of DR.. Baker Of Fulton, and
Isl young lady Of culture and refine
ment.
MIR. Gerhart, formerly Of Fulton, is
now connected with a large jewelry
firm 10 East st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhart left on the
$40 Burlington train for their future
home In East st. Louis.
The Ledger joins their many friends
In extending heartiest congratulations
and best wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
hart,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23
Miss Sumner to Marry,

Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Addie Sumner, daughter Of
Robinson Sumner, Of Be~ntonville,
Ark, and Mr.. John Howard, Of the
same place. The marriage will take
place January % The occasion will
be a quiet home affair.
Ii will be remembered that Miss
Sumner visited her aunt, Mrs. WILL
lam Stuart here last summer, and is
said to be one of the most beautiful
girls that ever visited Mexico. Miss
Sumner won many friends while in
this city and all extend their lest
wishes.
Mr.. Howard is a leading merchant
of Arkansas, and is to be congratulate
ed on bis choice for a wife.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23
Thee, Holtkamu

Thee. Holtkamp. q prominent and
highly respected citizen OF Audrain
county, died at the Mullanphy hos
pital, st. Louis, Monday morning.
Mr.. Holtkamp had an operation per.
formed a few days ago from the effects
OF which he never recovered.
Mr.. Holtkamp was born In Germany
in 1856, making him 50 years old. III cam
to Audrain County from bis native
county twentv-seven years ago, and set
tied on a farm near this city.
The deceased is survived by lis wife
and nine children. The children are
Mrs. Henry Mudd, Mrs. Joseph Piper,
Miss Annie and Mary, and Ben, Theo.
jr.. John, Ed and Otto.
The Ledger joins other friends In
extending deepest sympathy to the
bereaved ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23
Cockrsll Loses an Apple.
st. Louis Post Dispatch


Speaking Of apple eaters, the palm
was held by ex-senator Cockrell, now
a member OF the Interstate Com
merce Commission. He did not ever
90 to the cloakrooms to get his lunch
con. He ate the same thing every
day-two apples. He kept a barrel Of
fine Jonathans In his committee room
and every day would send a page for a
couple.
Swapping his fingers for a boy one
day, be happened to get a page who
had not been In the Senate more than
a few days. The Senator scrubbed q
note to his secretary, asking him to
give the boy two apples. The new boy
read the note and he was D1uch pleas
ed. He got the apples AID ate one Of
hem on his way back TO the cham
Der. He put the other one into his
pocket.
After a long delay the Senator call
ed the head page and told him he had
sent a boy for apples and the boy mad
not returned. The head page guessed
the situation at once. He had only
one new boy and surmised that he
had been sent on the errand. All OF
the others knew the Senator's custom.
When asked about it, the boy con-
fessed Immediately. He had not done
any wrong knowingly, and he thought
the Senator just wanted to give him
the apples. One Of the apples was
recovered and another one obtained
from the Senator's secretary, to whom
the mistake was explained. No one
appreciated the joke more than Sem
ator Cockrell himself.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23
SHE T COSY COFFIN.
Asked Casket be Covered With Elan
mel, Wooly Side Out.

GREENwIcH, Conn.,, Jan. 20
Peculiar provisions are made in thu
will Of Miss Sarah E. Scofleld, which
was filed in the probate court Satur
day. After the initial request thai
she shall be buried from the Church
of the TRANSPORTATION, In New York
with a flow celebration Of the holy
communion, II the Rev. DR.. Hough.
ton, the pastor, shall see fit" and
inferred In Stamford with the Rev.
Mr.. Brathwalte, rector Of st. Andrews
Church, saying prayers over her body,
the will stipulates the kind Of coffin
In which she shall be buried.
This, is requested, shall be ''plain
and inexpensive, covered with purple
cloth and white canton flannel. the
woody side out, that my resting place
may look warm and comfortable, not
shiny, coUl and costly. The number
of carriages at the funeral is limited
to two, las the living need the money,
not the dead. The expense must, II
possible, be less than $780,"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23

W. d. and Robert Miller, yisited
MI. and Mrs. Allen Donivsn at Full.
ton last week.
Misses Kate Dudley and Mancls
Berrey have returned from Benton
City where they were the guest Of
Mrs. r. o. Guthrie.
Mr.. Luther Pitcher and wife OF
Santa Fe attended services 1t Bsres
Sunday.
Several cases Of measles are report.
ed IN midst.
J.B. Baker attended q meeting At
Edna recently In interest OF the sig
teen men who subscribed sloO each To-
wards the expense OF the Memphis.
Mexico Electric road.
A jolly crowd Of youngsters ,enjoyed
a skating party on Young Greek SAT-
urday night.
]. Q. Berrey Of Centralis is visiting
friends here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23
3. S. CAVE.
Chairman Democratic County Com
mIttss Favors Folk for Senator and
Cowherd for Governor.

ofNNAoi W Inc hcFaDuC-
Mexico, Mo, jan. 20 doctor E. S
Cave, Of Mexico, chairman Of the
Democratic County Committee; Of
Audrain county, and one Of the best.
known party workers in the State,
has announced that he is for Folk fol-
United States Senator and w. s.
Cowherd for Governor. He was chair.
man Of the Audrain delegation TO the
State convention that nominated Mr..
Folk.
Regarding the present campaign,
Doctor Cave says:
II have known Mr.. OoWherd for
twenty-five years. We were classmates
at the Missouri University 50 long ago
that probably neither Of us would care
TO advertise it, and our relations, both
then and eve since, have been inti-
mate.
~ circulated petitions In his behalf
In this county, and l am convinced
that he is decidedly the choice Of the
Democrats Of this county as a candi-
date for Governor. There Is no
factionalism whatever In the support
we are giving VIII Cowherd. Pro-
minent party workers, both those who
supported Nj. Folk in 1904 and those
who were against him, have signed
oowherd's petition, and are working
earnestly for him as the most avail
able ruan for the position he seeks.
We recognize In him a man on whom
all factions OF the party can unite.
"During former State campaigns,
he has spoken several times in this
county, and has a large acquaintance
and good following. We, whu know
him give no credence whatever to the
statements In the Republican papers
about his being a candidate OF any
particular wing Or faction in the
Democratic party. We know his
record In Kansas City, where, for if
teen years, be has been prominent in
Democratic politics, and has been
notably free from all factional align
ments, notwithstanding the many
bitter fights in the Democratic party
In that county.
I'VE have no fear that, II elected,
he will give any preference to any
one wing Of the party over the other,
but believe that 1t will be his aim
firmly to cement the party together
and wipe out all factionalism.
"In my judgment, Mr.. Cowherd
will carry this county, and with him
Ut the head OF the State ticket we
will roll up q magnificent majority at
the polls in November"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23

day night, and each with cake, fruit,
pie, or something In hand which would
tempt their appetite, wended their
way to the home OF Mrs. Oscar Krel-
ger for an evenings surprise, which
was surely a success Judging from the
fair hostess, who hardly knew what to
do with herself, although after a few
minutes to collect herself, she with
her daughter, Miss Kathyrine, royalty
entertained the guests.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23
GOVERNOR ACTS WITHOUT PAY
Pindall Sends Salary to Arkansas
I'll Rxscutive.'

Little Rock, Ark, Jan. 20.-Acting
Governor X. 20. Pindall formerly OF
Mexico has been serving In Governor
Little's place for almost a year with
out pay.
Each month Plndall draws the Gov
ernor's salary, Endorsed the warrant
payable to Governor Little, which Is
cashed by his son, Paul Little, who
forwards it to his father at Green
wood. Governor Little has been sick
almost a year. His health is not i'm
proved, and it is likely that Acting
Governor Findall will serve the re-
mainder OF bis term.
Saturday ended the first year of
Governor Little's term. He has not
resigned, and t here will be no ne
cessity for Governor Pindall lcalling a
special election, which he is required
to do under the Constitution within q
year, in the event of a vacancy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23
Enforce the Eve. Cent Law.

Guthrie, Ok, Jan. Is. = Complaints
having reached the state corporation
commission that railroad companies
were selling tickets to points outside
Of Oklahoma at three cents a mile, in
defiance Of the state laws, the corn
mission issued to-day a peremptory
order to all railroad companies in the
state %forbidding them to sell tickets
at more than two cents a mile.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23
a Fire Sunday MornIng.

An alarm fox fire was turned in Sun.
day morning about nine O'Clock from
the residence of Mrs. Lizzie Carroll on
West Monroe street.
The fire department reached the
scene, and the fire was extinquished
before any great damage was done.
The fire originated from a defective
flue. Only . small hole was burnt
through the roof.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23
CANT.

The woodmen are preparing a play
for the benefit Of wood craft.
We hear some corn sold this week In
pens at AZ cents.
Those sick this week are Mrs. Hat
tie Vance, Hattie Jewel Vance, Eula
Woolery, Elmer Shock, BETTE Gildea
and Zenna Reid.
George Browns little girl fell of a
chair backward, striking the back Of
her head on the floor causing concus-
sion Of the brain. She was unconscious
for several hours, but we are glad to
state she is getting along nicely.
A gentleman from Illinois visiting
Mr.. Cooks, accidentally swallowed a
piece OF beef too large, which lodged
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23
CHAMP.

CdAMP.
Rev. Banks filed his appointment
at Prairie View last Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Boyd are up
after q seige Of lagrippe.
Mrs. Bailey returned home Last
week after visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Wilkins.
MI. Joe Bradley visited his sCn.
Elmer, Of South West, Mo. recently.
We are sorry to hear that he left HI
mer in very poor health, but hope he
viii soon recover.
Prayer meeting at Bethel Thurs.
day evening ct half past seven. All
are requested TO attend.
Misses Grace and Jennie Blair en-.
tertained on Tuesday evening. A
good crowd was present and all report
a most enjoyable evening.
Master George Sullivan has the
measles.
VIM. Settle and family, Of near Cen.
tralia, visited his father, w. +. Settle,
this week.
The young people Of the community
were entertained with q party at Mr..
Mayes' one evening last week. A good
time was reported.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23
OFFICE Northeast Corner SQUARE

in his throat. He went to Centralia
for medical assistance, but the Drs.
there falling to extricate the beef,
sent him to the hospital in Columbia.
Mr.. Petty gave The young folks a
skating party Saturday night, the
weather was pleasant, the ice fine and
of course the young people enjoyed
the fun.
Miss Lola McVey is teaching the
remainder Of the term Of school at
Highland.
Miss Winnie Gibbs visited Bertha
Petty over Sunday.
Aunt Harrett Broaddus is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Hayes in Contra
lia.
Miss Lillian Fowler went out to
drive up the COWS Friday evening and
failing to return search was made for
her. She was found In almost q dying
condition, having taken carbolic acid.
But the prompt assistance Of friends
and doctor saved her life.
1t is said she was respondent on ac-
count Of her health giving way.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23
Howe Thiai

any case of Catarfh that cannot be cured by
Halle Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY o CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known +. ].
Cheney for the last is years, and believe linn
perfectly honorable In ali -busine ss transac.
Msns and financially able 10 carry out any OBJ
legations made by his firm:
WALDIsa. KiNxAN. . MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo, o
Halps Catarrh cure Is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. Testimonials sent free.
Price TO per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. M.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23
WHO USES HYOMEI?
The Best People in This Town.
Guaranteed in Catarrhal
Troubles.

No other remedy or treatment for
catarrf has ever been as popular or made
SO many remarkable cures in this town
as Hyomei.
The best people attest its curative vir-
tues, say the local agents, The fair way
in which Hyomei was sold, to refund
the money unless it gave satisfaction,
was the best proof when it was intro
duced hat it possessed unusual curative
powers. Our leading druggists took all
the risk of the treatment giving s~atisfac,
ton, and left it to the purchasers to be
the judge.
Later, when Hyomei was used and
recommended by our well-known physi-
clans and business men and their wives
as a treatment hat absolutely cured
catarrh, no matter how serious or long
standing, the sales rapidly grew and to-
day there is no other remedy in the drug
gist's stock that has such a large and
staple sale.
The first breath of Hyomei's healing
air kills all catarrhal poison.
Try Hyomei to-day on the offer 10 re-
fund the money il the treatment does not
give you satisfaction. Sold and guar
anteed by
Otis purdv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23
Saloons and Debt.

Chillicothe, it seems is not the only
Missouri city which has saloons and
debt and high taxes all at once. Pro-
lessor John R.. Kirk president Of the
KirksvIIle State Normal School speak
ing at Trenton on the local option
question, said:
Don't let them fool you about the
value Of the revenue derived from the
saloons. Kirksville nine years ago,
without saloons, was free from debt.
To-day, after nine years Of 1t, the city
Is In debt to the extent OF between
twelve and fifteen Thousand dollars -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23
sANTA ina.

Rev. Coil Will fill his regular apA
pointment here Sunday.
Mi. Avery Peak and Miss Eva Linn
OF this place were united In marriage
last Wednesday, at Paris. We extend
our congratulations.
Misses Nan Dull and Viola Wilson
are on the sick list at the present.
Mr.. Harry Kindred, Of Goss, Ia the
guest Of Berry Bledsoe.
Mr.. Bousman, Of Florida, Is hers
mending shoes.
Mr.. Otis Holman has sold his Bar
Der shop to Mr.. Ben Smith,of Florida.
Mr.. Oscar Davis is acting as barber 90
the present.
Or. Z. Armstrong, OF Stoutsyille,
moved his pool tables here last week.
Miss Margie Drake spent Saturday
with Miss Buelah Painter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23
RECORD BRLAxER PROSECUTION
Nike ouinlan's House Entered About
Noon Tuesday Miller and An
derson Arrested and ssnten-
tenced to Prison -Four
Hours Afterwards.

Mike Quinlan's house, neaI
Rush Hill, was entered abouI
noon Tuesday, January 2Ist.
and one suit Of clothes, a pail
|of shoes and $a.6s taken.
Ed Miller and Harry An
derson, who claim to be from
Chicago, were arrested by
Constable L. L. Paisley, Of
Linn township, on the charge.
They were brought to this
city only about 4 O'Clock ; the
prosecuting attorney filed in
formation against Miller and
Anderson, who were taken be-
Judge Barnett. They plead
guilty to the charge Of enter
tering Mr.. Quinlan's house,
and were each sentenced to
serve three years in the Pen
itentiary.
They will be taken to JET
ierson City Wednesday.
This is a record breaking
prosecution. -Four hours af-
ter the robbery, sentence had
been passed, and in "a hours
from the time Of the robbery,
they will be in the state prison
at Jefferson City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23
kstsr Poultry Show.

Mexico poultry men are sparing no
efforts to secure the State poultry
exhibition for Mexico and inasmuch
as the next legislature will be asked
to make an appropriation Of $50, 900
for the purpose Of erecting a suitable
building ia some Missouri town on
city in which to hold an annual poul-
try show, the matter is OF extreme
Importance to the business men of
this city.
A proposition has been received
from T. 3. Quisenberry, secretary Of
the State Poultry Board.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23

Knights and Ladies Of Security.
The Knights and Ladies of Security
Alberta Council, met at CANT Hall,
Friday night, and Initiated the fol-
lowing candidates: Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Considine, MI. and Mrs. Joe Beatty,
Mrs. John McOamman, Miss Alma
Smith and Messrs. Ely Sims, Ray Mil
Ter and John Nevins,
The council was presented with a
handsome Bible by the State Deputy,
J. L. Harbaugh, as a token of appre-
citation Of the cooperation and hos
pitality, shown him while here.
Refreshments were then served, and
the lodge adjourned to meet the first
Friday night In February, when
Others, whose policies have not yet ar
rived, will be inflated. K. L. s.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-23
To-Day Chicago Stock Market.

Miner q COS private Wire. Hiram Steven,
Manager.
ao0s-b&00 weak 5 lower
Estimated 5000
Light 1 10 to 4 81
Rough 4 ID to- Is
Forkers 4 to- 70
hesyy 4 lstol47K
Pgss soto4@
Mixed 4 Is to u As
tATTLE-2S0O steady
neeves . 90 to-
Csws and heifers 1 90 70 4 90
Vexans . 30 to4
Stockers and feeders 2 90 to 4 90
Westernss 20 70 4 80
Calves 5to7
iHEEP-iS000 weak
Native 8 40 TO 5 80
Western 2 50 TO Z 20
Fearlings 5 TO s 30
Esmbs s Is to 7 20