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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

Nat Emmons and wife have returned
to their home in Tina. Mo-, after a
visit in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

J. d. Bates, Of the Western
Sales Stables, ST. Louis, ia at.
the Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

y WuKRl5tsl n hfty-
cent and one-doliar
size bottles. You may
have e sample bottle
by mail free, also q
pamphlet telling all
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

mrs VIM Stuart and Miss Ben.
son Bolts have gone to TORONTO.
canada and win take a trip down
the ST. Lawrence,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

SPECIALS Dozen 2-clasp kid
gloves, colors, tan, white, black,
gray and blue; regular $1.00 sellers,
now on sale. Price, 75c.
R~agsdale's Cash Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

GOOD RELIABLE MAN AND
WIFE WANTED-To go on farm by
the month, Address w. care OF
Ledger. dw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26
Gsnish 8 We'll as Hsa are Hads Miserable
By Kidney and Bladder Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind,
discourages andlessen sambition; beauty,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

from Amarillo, Texas, this week to
reside permanently. The Ledger
Joins the citizens OF Mexico in
welcoming these splendid people
back to Mexico. "They all come
back"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

Hamilton and Robnett, Of Gala.
way county, sold this week to Ira
y. sharp, Of sharpsburg, ILL.,, their
prize winning pair of mules. The
price paid a $500. This pair has
oeen shown seven times this season
ana have not been defeated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26
INTENSE coLIckY

PAINS RELIEVED.
for some years I suffered from
intense colieky pains which would
come on at times and from which
! could find no relief" says l. s.
Mason OF Beaver Dam, KY. Cham.
pertains Collie, Cholera and Diar.
rhoea Remedy was recommended to
me by a friend. After taking a few
doses OF the remedy 1 was entirely
relieved That was four years ago
ana there has been no return Of the
symptoms since that time. This
remedy Is for sale by all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

lumbia. "
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

BoARDERs WANTED Have
rooms for a couple Of High School
girls to- board. Charges reasonable
and no board charged when not pres
ent. s. P. Cur bingham. 25-1t
For all the delicacies Of the mar.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

J. b. WCoLERY, sbsss
OF Audrain County and a.
of Missouri. 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-26

For all the delicacies of the mar
keL go to Tony's Restaurant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-14
WoLGAST TAKES FALL J..
OUT OF BATTLING NELSON

Maud Junction Arena. Los Angeles,
Cali. July 1s--Ad wolgast of Miiwau-
kee despite the fact that he weighed
five pounds less than Battling Nelson
gave the durable Dane a thorough
whipping In a ten-round bout before
the Pacific Athletic Club tonight
After an even first round. Wolgast
waded in and had the advantage in six
OF the remaining rounds. The cham
pion did not have single round In
his favor. an even break being the best
he could get.
wolgast fought the champion at HIS
own game and beat him deeisiyeiy
Nelson's face was badly swsiled and
blood streamed from his nose and
mouth at the close OF the fight. VOL
CAST was practically unmarked.
It was a terrific fight from the start
and 1t was not until the ninth and
tenth rounds that wolgast succeeded
In stopping Nelson's steady PUSHES
Nelson was a badly worried man in
several stages of the fight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-14
CAN COLLECT LICENSES
IN PROHIBITION STATE

Nashville, Tenn. July 1s-The city
Legal Department has advised the City
Marshal that 1t is duty to collect frsrn
those concerns that are allowed. under
the wide law, to make sales until
January 1. 1910. There is due the city
from every one OF these the sum of
$3.50, one half the amount OF the year
ly licensing fee, the period from July
! to January covering six months
Probably the most interesting phase
of the collection OF liquor license UNI
der the Statewide law. is that boot.
leggers, men who vend liquors in flag
rant violation OF the State statute.
are liable to the city for license.
The Supreme Court has held that the
fact OF q sale of liquor being illegal
does not interfere in any way with the
right OF the city to collect a license
fee from the vender. and the Mayor and
City Marshal are agreed that. In the
event of arrests and convictions of IL
legal selling. the city will proceed to
collect its fee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-14

Boston. July 1S.-Chicago took two
games from Boston today. the first 8
to 2 and the second to 0. The ini-
tial contest was closely played. and a
locals In the ninth, but Brown saved
the game. The visitors had an easy
time in the second game. Kehoe out
pitching Mattern.
First game R.H e.
Chicago. :. 700 oo2 1905 3
Boston. -. 100 900 010--2 8
Batteries--Pfeister, Brown and Mo-
Time. 144.
Second game-- R.H E.
Chicago. lilo 004 zoos 10 o
Batteries.-Kroh and Archer; Mattern
and Bowerman. Time, 1885. Umpires.
KLEIN and Kane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-14
|RAINED OUT
YESTERDAY
Doubleheader Scheduled
For Today.
BOTH GAMES WILL GO ROUTE
Climbers of to Slagpile Wednes-
day.
Jack Lively and Whitley Guese VIII
Work This Afternoon and Both
Contests should he Pep
perry Affairs.

It was disappointed crowd that
went out to the ball grounds yester-
day afternoon to find when they reach
ed the grounds that the game had
About / o'clock 1t commenced rain
Ing, and for an hour or so the mois-
ture was pretty heavy, though IL had
stopped entirely before o'clock. The
grounds were wet. soggy and heavy,
and while it was possible for a game
to be played. still the slippery condi-
ton Of the infield and the water soak
60 oufneid made good clean work out
OF the question. II the game had been
played. the best mudders would have
got or with the long end Of the score.
Pure luck would have swung the pen
dulum, as fast, scientific ball playing
would have been an impossibility.
j. After going over the field and real
teams would labor, Manager Gremin-
ger decided to cali the game OF, for
no fan likes to watch contest when
both teams have to slip and slide
emit danger of some man on either or
both teams getting hurt.
A double decker will be played this
afternoon. and the first game will be
called promptly at 2 o'clock. No sew
time, but regulation nine inning
games. The second game Will have to
stop at 5 o'clock, as the Atlanta team
opens IN NASHVILLE TnurSoay and Will
have to catch the north bound Louis
Vile and Nashville train this after
noon.
rha Climbers open In Birmingham
tomorrow for the FIRST of three games.
but they can leave here tomorrow
morning, and have plenty of time for
the game at the Slagpile in the after
noon.
The Crackers and Climbers will have
three hours In which to play the two
games this afternoon. and II there are
no extra innings in the first game. and
IL the umpires make both teams hus-
tie between iBnings, the second game
should go ut least nine innings.
Jack Lively will work the first game
for the home folks, with probably
Tommy Atkins for Billy Smiths neo-
pie Whitley Guese will go in for the
second game with probably Tom Fish
err for the Crackers, and there Is no
question OF the fact that both contests
will be peppery affairs from the start
to finish. There will be the double
umpire system as Billy Carpenter Is
here to help Dan RSenninger. One OF
them will Judge balls and strikes, and
the other the base DECISIONS As there
will not be any dragging from inning
to inning, both contests should be abb
to- go the entire rpute.S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-14
PHILOSOPHER STATESMAN
TO GET BUELOW'S PLACE

Berlin, July 13--Prince Won Bueiow.
the retiring Chancellor. will formally
propose In his audience with Emperor
william tomorrow that he be succeeds
ed by DIR. Won Bethmann- Hollweg. Sec
rotary OF the Interior and Vice Chan
cellor. There is reason to believe that
His Majesty will accept this proposal
and that the appointment win be ga
xetted ut once.
Prince Won Buelow will thus be per-
mitted to name his own successor at
Emperor Williams request.
DR.. Won Bethmann- Holiwes 10 coi-
lege friend OF the Emperor; they were
fraternity brothers In the Borussia
corps at Bonn. and during the entire
reign of William. DIR. Won Bethmann-
Holiweg often has advises His Mates-
ty. He had. however. showed dislI,-
ciination TO accept the high ONCE. he
IL n man OF reserved and thoughtful
habits and sometimes has been caifed
the philosopher statesman
The philosopher Statesman" is .
tall man and wears a dark pointed
beard. Emperor william often has
found rest and comfort In DR.. vou
Bethmann- Hollweg's repose OF maner
and his agreeable conversation and the
latter is one of the few frequenters OF
the court whose bearing toward His
Majesty 10 natural and simple.
DR.. Won Bethmann-H oliweg Ii OF
Jewish origin. He Is now SO years old.
In his youth he studied law and was
appointed assistant Judge. Before he
was 30 years old he had been made Dis-
trict Governor OF Ober- Barnia and later
he became Provincial President of Pofs-
dam, where the suburban palace Of En-
peror william Is located. During his
three years at Potsdam he saw much Of
the Emperor and the two men took long
walks and rides.
During his sojourn ut Potsdanl. DR.
Won Bethmann- HollweR's promotion
was rapid. He became President of the
Government of Bromberg, and later
President of the Province of Branden-
burg, from which post he took up the
portfolio of Prussian Minister OF the
interior and followed Posadowsky as
Imperial Minister.
After the clerk of the Reichstag had
announced today the passage OF the
bill providing for increases in the SAL
aries OF civil servants. DR.. Won Beth-
mann HollweE arose and said that a.
the representative OF Prince Won Bue-
low he had a message from the Em-
peror to read. His communication was
A decree closing the present session OF
the House, which will not re-assenbis
until next autumn.
AS had been expected Tor some days.
the Socialists. to show their disregard
for monarchial institutions. remained
seated while the message was being
read. All the other members Of the
Reichstag arose. The Socialists then
left the chamber rapidly while the
other delegates gave three cheers for
Emperor William.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-14
TURTLE STOCK Is
GOING UP VERY FAST

Memphis. Tenn, uiy 1s.-fspeciai -
OUTFIT when the Memphis Turtles start their
long road series commencing Monday a
BEEN ,ntss,s essenes q ginger seems to have
squad that coupled the subway position
from the jump and their performances with
managers at sea as to what may ' be be- ex. X.
Rectea when they tangle with Manager
sabS's present collection of live wires.
All corners nave been conquered since the
New orissns R.ants. siami ss ma's Mons.
soS Go and Little Rock stopped for series
tourths Of their total The only time the
TURTLES have been held 70 an even break
two days bill. the series being split
More than so per cent Of the total has
been harvested into profitable percentase
faithful. patient popuiace who have stuck
to the, tailenders through misfortune and
Manager sabS e has sns su raSas beef and
sssso.S Ssa a sRseS and n9lsns.. He a.s
dicker with the Boston Nationals. Dan
OLeary has been doing most of the re-
eeiving. however. At first base Jake Dsu-
the team and who played the position for
the pennant winning Nashville team last
nee an: sa s sa Sn. many games BY hi: field
ly hitting. He has succeeded Scoops Carey
who played the base here for three years
The pitchers will include four for the
present with an extra recruit from the
major belt likely to report at any moment.
comprised Of schwenck. Keiber, Dick and
Fritz. quartet that conquered the world
In the recent home series.
At hitting, fielding. bunting ana base
running the Turtles have surprised their
most enthusiastic worshippers at home.
They have won games by every method
The real test. however. comes within the
next month on the road. Only three su,h
strengthened. A flying trip was tatea-is
New Orleans ten days ago and three fiyins
falls were taken out Of the Pelican. which
may or may not prove that the Turtles are
as good on the enemys soil as they are
at home.
are accused by Memphii fanatics Of Being
more concerned In their own fate when
arraigned against the Turtles than when
CLUBS 50 per cent t and more '' Of Victories
In the last twenty odd games played would
indicate that there t. trouble n store for
ninth Southern pennsnt
The tea Unopened Monday in Mobile. The
week viii BE- spent n ssSsa a ior Mos.
and three In Little Rock. Next weak viii
find tn rowing Turtles In Atlanta the first
M hsSs aas '' TSs thiTd Weeks soosIns
calls for visits to Birmingham and NASH
Vile and a fourth straight weeks outing
recalls them to Mobile ana New Orleans
the Mobile set commencing August and
the New Orleans series ending August 7
which VIII permit the Turtles s to Tssann o
Meantime weekly Sunday visits to the
eS 1% s9 ITO to &c against Sunday base
ball has disappeared. and all scheduled
contests re deemed IS good as piaysa ior
this year at. least free from Interference
from reformera.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-14
CENSUS PLUMS TO BE
EQUALLY DISTRIBUTED

washington. July 1a-President Taft
discussed with his cabinet today the
distribution Of the census patronage In
the South. The Senators of several
of the Southern States recently have
consulted with the President on this
subject, and he has told them in a
broad way that his policy will be to
name enumerators and supervisors
without regard to political afiliations,
the desire being to get the, best avail
able men for the responsible and dim.
cult positions.
Republican and Democrats VIII share
alike in the appointments through the
south. Postmaster General Hitchcock
likely will be consulted extensively in
the filing of census ofhces. Secretary
Nagel, of the Department Of Commerce
and Labor, under whose jurisdiction
the census officers operate, also Will
carefully scrutinize the recommends
lions made by Southern Senator'S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-14
JEFFRIES SEEMS TO
HAVE LOST HIS TEMPER

Jim Jeffries really seems to have
lost his temper over the chance q Of
meeting Johnson again, says The Chi
cago Record Herald. When interview
ed recently In Pittsburg he made one
statement which Is interesting. That
Is, that he never yet struck a man
with his full force. This is probably
true. But he followed It up by the
remark that when he. got the two
hundred pounds OF charcoal" as he
worded 1t, in the ring, he would try
to send In good. hard smash II 1t
was the last he ever let drive in his
life.
JEFF is right about the fact that he
he was not responsible for that. He
was always in the. habit of propping
of an antagonist with one hand and OF
heavy jar with the other. Those who
witnessed his second bout with Fitz-
simmons on the coast will recall that
up to the sixth round 1t seemed as
II Bob was going to regain the heavy
weight championship OF the world.
He was simply cutting Jeffries TO
pieces In the boxing way, but was I'M
lily ' Earring him h ali the time line with
straight pokes, which took no par
ticular exertion on HIS part. Jen did
not put out his full strength in hit
ting Corbett in their second match-he
only landed one punch while in the
first encounter--because Jim was in
the habit of slipping blows SO natur-
ally that he avoided most of the pun
lshment.
Fitzsimmons probably took the hard
est beating that jeff handed out. Jack
Munroe. now mayor Of some town in
Canada, was really not experienced
enough to face q trained boxer fike
Jeffries when he met him, as Mum
roe's work had been mostly in the
amateur ranks to that time So when
he ran into one or two solid punches
he was easily disposed of.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-14
CONGRESSMAN WILL PLAY
BASEBALL NEXT FRIDAY

Washington, July 1s.--The tarin and
all other legislative cares OF the House
will be cast aside next Friday after
noon, when the Republican and Demo-
cratic forces will meet In a mighty
baseball contest.
The Democratic team will be cap
tained by Representative Kinkaid On.
j., who will muster into service Rep
resentatives Garner (Tex.), McDermott
t1h ,, James tKy.). Hughes. IN. J. J.
Garnett (Tenn.), Dan Drfscoll IN. u,
o'Connell (Mass.). Helm (Ala.). and
Robinson (Ark.).
The Republicans. under the cap
Messrs. Thomas or. Anthony tKan. }.
tPa. ). Dawson (IowaJ. Taylor lo.l.
Morehead (Pa.). Bennett On. Y.l.
Longworth 70. j. slemp tva.). Nurkett
tPa.l DENLY mich. }, Gaines (W. Val.
and Hawley lore }.
The proceeds viii go into the treas
ury of the Fairgrounds association;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-14

WESTERN OPEN
SOME REAL RACES DESPITE SLOW
TRACK.


Terrs Hauts, IND. July 1.-the
opening OF the Great Western Circuit
meeting furnished some real races.
despite the fact that the track was
five seconds slow because Of rain yes
terday. Denver the NJ. q NJ, candi.
date. featured by winning the 1894 trot
In straight heats by q length.
The heat winners in the AIS trot
were forced to so into the i:is class.
summarizes:
EIsKianss. !; 81 ,J.es. I |:
The Angeles disqualified
Time. a:1b Ia: asa IL; f:i6 Ia
The Sidewheeier. purse: 2:ob pace
s1,ooo:--Darkey Hal. (snow) / !;
Dan 8. High Fly. s: Jer-
ry B. Q; Red Bow. a. Auto
Time s:oO Ia: a:os 1-l; a:l2 Ia
AIS trot: purse ssoo--oladys. ono
Donaid) . 3 Ora Bsilini. 5
/ 4: .Almaden. : :! =;
Ion. s. disqualified. Don z dis
qualified.
Sd; 2:17 la.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-14
STRIKES WATERLOO
REJUVENATED BABBLERs sLAUGH-
TERED BY MOBILE.
Memphis Started I'm Like Winners, BUT
shisfds wa Exxsn Worse.

M6bifs. bAia. July 1s.-Memphis was
slaughtered By Mobile this afternoon.
although the visitors started on like
four-tirne winners, by touching Bit
innings, which netted them two runs.
From that on Bittrolff frightened up so
tight the visitors never got another
hit. Keiber was going in superb form
for four innings. Mobile only getting
but one nit in that tiile. but in the
fifth Mobile located him and a COM
bination Of battery and fielding errors
and two hits gave them four runs.
Kelber was shooed ont of the box In
the sixth inning after one man was
down and two had been passed. and
Shields substituted. He was worse
than Keiber, for In that inning and 4 he
next. eight. runs and six hits were
made of him. 1t was Waterloo for
Babb and his rejuyenated Memphii.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-14
GLIDDEN TOURISTS
ARRIVE IN CHICAGO

Chicago, July t3-The Glidden auto
mobile tourists arrived In Chicago to-
day escorted from South Chicago by
the Chicago Motor Club and the
Chicago Automobile Trade Association.
The second lap OF the great annual
endurance contest ended at the Con-
gress Hotel.
Today's run was from Kalamazoo,
Mich, 143 miles ana the contestants
encountered all the dIscomforts which
a torrid sun and sandy roads could
give them. From Niles. Mich, to this
city the roads were heavy and dusty.
The only accidents OF the day were
minor ones The first car to arrive
here was the E. NJ. F.. pilot car con-
tanning Dan H. Lewis and George
Meininger, driver, which reached the
checking in hotel at 2:4O o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-14

Frankllngton. La. July ls.-AII ate
tef1dants on the trial OF Thomas Bout
well for the murder OF Ben Soweii at
Bodalusa a few weeks ago must nrst
CONVINCE court officers that their pock-
cts are empty of pistols. When the
trial was begun here yesterday, Judge
Bearns gave the Sheriff instructions to
search every one entering the court
room. This action was taken In res
Spouse to a request by one OF the law
yers in the case who claimed that the
defendants attorney had been threat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-14
LELIvELT WILL GO
TO DETROIT TEAM

Mobile. July -(SpeciaI)-From re-
Bill Lelivelt, the star OF the local
hurting staff has been sold to Detroit
with Suggs, a pitcher as considera-
ton and Catcher Casey now with Lit
year.
1t is understood a Detroit scout will
watch Lelivelt work tomorrow before
the final deal is made. When Scout
Cavanan was here before 1t was under
stood the deal had been contaminated
but the local association denied 1t.
Lelivelt will go to Detroit Immediate
ly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-14
PROHIBITION AGENT
GETS BOND AND RELEASE

Birmingham. July ID. Especial. -
]. NJ. johnson, who shot and seri-
ously wounded J. r. Fulton on the
streets of Bessemer Saturday morning,
following some trials in the Mayors
Court on charges OF violating the pro-
hibition law, has made bond In the
sum of $500 and has been released
from the county jail.
Reports from Bessemer are TO the
effect that Fulton Is on the road to
recovery and should there be no set
backs he will be able to be out in q
short while. johnson IL in the employ
Of the city at Besemer on special work
in connection with working UP pro-
hibition cases.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-14
TUSCALOOSA WOMAN
HELD FOR MURDER
Birmingham

Birmingham. July 10 Sheriff
Latham of Tuscaloosa county, Is hold
ing Mrs. Dave Yates. wife of far
mer who moved from Georgia about q
year ago with his family and located
near New Lexington. in this state,
pending an investigation into the muir
der of Mr.. Yates.
Some people passing by the cabin
OF the Yates noticed that 1t was
securely closed. Finally the woman
came out and said that there was a
dead man in the house. that she had
heard a gun fired. but that she knew
nothing about 1t and why her husband
should have been killed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-14
NEW WORLD RECORD
FIrxHERBERT EASILY WINS REAL
IZATTON STAKES.
Was . Prohibitfve Favorfte ut sheeps-
head Bay-Olambsla, Western
Three-Year Old, Made
Creditabie Showing.

sheepshead Bay. N. r.. July 13.--s. q
Hildreth's Fitzherbert easily won ths
one mile and Ave furlongs. today. The
time. 2:46, 10 q new worlds record for
the distance, being Q nth Of second
faster than that made by Africander In
this race In 1908.
Fitzherbert looked In grand condf.
tion today. and he so far outoiassed
his field that he was q prohibitive Ia
ting. At no time during the race did
his hackers have cause for alarm. az
he took the lead early and was never
in trouble afterward.
The surprise of the race was the
game race run by the Western 3-year-
old, Oiambala. He moved up with .
rush in the stretch and attempted 20
catch the favorite, but was not qufs
good enough. Fitzherbert won by
length and q half.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-14
CHARGES DISCRIMINATION.
Coal Man Says Independents CannO
Compete With ROnds.

OOmRGhG WIN ANouUes
St. Louis, July 13.--That independ
emit coal companies cannot compete
with companies owned, by railroade
was the testimony OF W. K. Kaya-
naugh, OF the Southern Coal and Min
ing Company before Interstate COM
merce Commissioner Clark today in the
probe into the coal situation in I'LL
nos. Kavanaugh TESTIFIED that the
Southern Railway was not interested
in his company.
e. X. Krause, President OF the Will
lis Coal and Mining Company, testi-
ned that cars were not hard to get.
r. v. Taylor, General Manager of the
Mobile and Ohio, admitted the Willis
Company was able to secure cars and
work its mines while other coal COM
panies that shipped North could not
secure cars and were lying idle. He
said. however. that all companies ship
ping South were treated alike.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-14
Christopher Columbus Day

elrminsnan. ouy 20 'puits s
have addressed a letter to the state
fair association asking that October
u be designated as Christopher CO.
lumbus Day and the Italians OF the
entire district viii Join in a big cele-
bration of the event According to
some of the leaders OF the movement,
a great big event will ne pulled or
The Italian colony ifl Birmingham dis
trict Is growing rapidly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-14

Seattle. wash. July 1s.-with the
attendance yesterday OF 24.601 the to-
tai attendance for the first forty-two
days OF the Alaska Yukon Pacific ex-
position passed the 100000 mark. the
grand total being 1.o15.272. This sur
passes the record of the Lewis ana
Clark Exposition and also OF the James,,
town Exposition. In the former case
the 100000 mark was reached at the
end of sixty-hve days. and at James,
town IL was nearly three months be-
fore the turnstiles recorded 100000
adfniasIous