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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15

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and Always helpful
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15
sssisi clirabias rivalry sss ~onsns
Htnone denaas fer fsrsy TIE sas
10 Of MARY sseisl @oes-Poor S~s
eppressisns q TIE Fair.

Chicago, LAZY Women always
we're. are noE. ass probably VII re-
main sxtr1vRg&zt socially ambitious.
INSCRIPTIONS and generally rezpoHst
bic for a large part OF the evils OF
life. according 10 Prot Herbert L
Nfilest OF the University Of Chicago
Divinity School Eao Iectgred on
The Social Teachings OF the
Prophets YESTERDAY. Tue professor
alleged thai wonea were As wicked
IN the time Of Amos and Hoses as
they T today.
Professor Wliett told the summer
Students that Of ali wonan's faults
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15
whr AZ We So harn1

The following rsysto wss On the wall
OF q wouaa's bedroom: Let Us take
hands and help each other to-day BE-
cause we are alive together"
She is . bride OF a year. and that Is
tbs sentiment with which Ehs fur.
nished her bedroom and tries to carry
cut her everyday life. The hard blow
we give with a word. the mean thought
or harsh judgment rseotis on cur.
selves No woman who Is hard aud
critical Is happy.
Take hands and help each other
today is tbs sure road 10 content.
ment and happiness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15

" oN~sht SCAft1E H1tu u
They were here to blow several safes,
they were not suspecting. At the
time an attempt was made to shoot
the officers.
The officials are endeayoring 10
place a number of robberies Of most.
offices throughout Missouri and Okla.
homa at their hands. Much more il
expected to be unearthed before the
investigation ceases.
The safe at Pollock's Mill, Priest
mas state, was the first one to be
blown. Plats Of other places which
were found in their possession. had
been made for the purpose of robbery.
Priest stated in his confession. The
other places r withheld for the
present.
Kelly, who SENS to be the
NeFviest" Of the trio. is a very large
man He has the appearance OF the
one whom several around the depot
mere think was the man seen by them
Mexico on several occasions in The
last six months.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15

Plats of several places among which
was Pollocks Min, were found in the
possession of J. H. Kelley, alias, Harry
Kelley and John Burns. Priest. al
SO, told the secret service men that
they would find the soap, and other
material for blowing safes, in the
Hathaway storage near the mill.
Upon investigation by the authorities.
who have the case in charge. the
material was found with carriages.
dynamite, and drills, 1t is also known
where these men obtained their re-
volvers and the hats they wore. all
stolen property.
These men were arrested in st.
Charles on June 29th, by the postofice
inspector. Priest was nursing a
wound and the other two men woula
make regular visits to Priests hiding
place to attend to his wants. The
authorities became suspicious and
arrested the three at a moment when
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15
FORD CAR TO RACE BACK TO
NEW YORK FROM SEATTLE AFTER
WINNING GUGGENHHM TROPHY

~ days, IS minutes, win try to estab-
ish a new record between sanFran-
cisco and New York. The route from
San Francisco viii be that OF the
Central and Urion Pacific to Granger,
thence through Wyoming. Kansas
City. Chicago and Buffalo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15

Cisco. California, July .. = Ed
ward Payson Weston arrived here
shortly after midnight after a walk
Of sixtythree miles. After resting
until Z a m. he left through the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15
Notee o. Flnal setuensnt.

Notice is hereby given that fanl
settlement Of the estate of Joseph
Brown. deceased, will be made at
the August term Of the Probate
Court Of Audrain county. Missouri,
to be held al Mexico. Missouri. on
the second Monday in August. 1903.
wtd zerelda %. Brown, Executrlx.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15
- y. ]. cHEzE7 eco, 7qlses
MrsesA By DFzgsiEsa. Tss.
EAl1's FAzsly RAIla are tbs oext.


A high school freshman girl whs
was having q party frock made was
tnEists1t upon IT being made longer
than those she had been wearing be-
cause, as she said. emphaticaIiy,
they're not calves any longer. they're
eoHs, and want them covered up."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15

Notice is hereby given that finA.
settlement Of the estate Of May E
Worrell. deceased. viii be made at
the August term Of the Probate
Court Of Andrain county. Missouri, ia
be held at Mexico. Missouri, on the
second Monday In August 1909.
wtd r. D. WorreiI. Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15
Round Trip Excursion Fares
VIA THE
WABASH

$685. TO Los ANGELES, SAN pI
EGO, OR SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
on sale June I and 2, June "a ia
Juy 10, July 27 to Aug. 6.
$500 TO MINNEAPOLIS, AND ST.
PAUL, MIMI.
$3.50 TO DULUTH, MINI.
s22.4o 70 DENVER, COLORADO
SPRINGS Adm PUEBLO, COLO.
$3.50 TO SALT LAKE CITY.
s22.2o TO TOLEDO, OHIO.
$3.50 TO DETROIT, MICH.
Saf.fo TO NIAGARA FALLS.
s66.55 TO Los ANGELES. SAN
FRANCISCO OR SAN DIEGO, CA,
$685. TO PORTLAND, ORE. Sc.
ATTLE, WASH. On sale June 1 10
Sept. 30. Return limit, Oct. 81,
1903. Also rates to many other
points In the East, North, West and
South. Electric lighted, sIeepers and
chair cars, from Mexico throuuh TO
Colorado, California and Portland.
Call or address
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15
Experience Proves.

Time tells which, IL best and most reliable.
For 70 years Perry Davis PsinkiIler has been
driving away pain and bringing health-as
g remedy for sprsins, burns, bruises, rheu-
matism, neuralgia. II cures enAds, cramps,
howell complaint. But be cure to take this
unequAIed remedy promptly. Large bot
ties Is cents og larger 90 cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15

Some twenty Of Miss velma John.
sons friends manned their boats on
Thursday evening and appeared at
her country home, damp but happy.
where they spent a very delightful
several hours in company with her.
self and her house party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15
Seattle. wash, July 8.

The Ford racing car that won the
Guggsnheim cup and purse in the
New York-to-seattIe race, left Tor
New York by way Of San Francisco
at noon yesterday. The car. which
came to Seat { from New York In
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15
WESTON SETS DATE FOR HIS
ARRIVAL IN SAN FRANCISCO
WILL Be ON NEXT TUESDAY

snow sheds toward the Sacramento
Valley. Weston was Feeling in the
best Of spirits and announced that
he expected to reach Sacramento on
Saturday afternoon and San Francis
co the following Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15

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sad hat ozH a
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Pinkhaz's Yes
hAsCcEpouEd,
for Il hs E31e n
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15

Miss Mary West, OF Auxyasse, and
Misses Martha Tlnsley. Ria Hall and
Leila Winans are enjoying a house
party this week with Miss Velma
Johnson
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15

This IL the sort Of hand-to-hand en-
counter that shows metal" muttsrsd
he sneak thief as the detective alip
ee4 on the hAEdcufss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15
HOnesGekers' Excursions
VIA THE
WABASH

To points in Texas. Oklahoma,
Kansas and other states, on sale first
and third Tuesdays of each month.
Low rates and liberal stopover priv.
lleges. For complete particulars, call
or address, /. M. Richards,
ACT Wabash X. II. Co., Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Purnell, of near
Benton City. who are very III, are
reported no better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15

Mrs. DR.. Cole, of sedalia, and Mrs.
David May, of Porto Rico, win be
guests Of Mrs. J. r. johnson next
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15

They all come back. So / have got
back to Fixing things. Phone 304.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15
Men Who Disturbed the Airdome and
Under Arrest In St. Louis Are Bad
Ones, Confession to Secrete Service
Men.

The disturbance at the airdome in this city on the night of Juue IL
when one of a gang became intoxicated, resulting In a battle with the LEGAL
0mcers, was q happy occasion for some Of Mexicos business places,
fhOs. W. Priest one Of the gang, has confessed to secret service men Of
thdr business In Mexe0 at this time. They were here 10 hIau sexaraI safas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15

: TheAk IL FncFs Caksxrh IN tkie ssc5icn " ea8
nourtry than 81 ether diseases pct toRethsxs
1n6 nnt1 ahe last fsv years Was K1ppoaee 70 -
tue1xAc.e, k9f ExNAS many 4sAGA e0ttofsP fD~
noancsd IL q local disease and PfsseftcEd LOCAL
remedies, eud constantly failing to cure Nita
kcal treatment, pronounced IL ancur6bie, Sch
enee hRa proven cxtayxh to be q constitutional
disease, and, therefore, requires constitutional
treatment. HANS Cat4rfh Cure E&rufactnTed
By p. >. Chsnsy& Co. Toledo Ohio. tsthe only
t~nteznzIiy IN 6oses from isdrpps TO Teaspoons
srl. IL Acts directly On The bod and m1coua
surfaces o. TIA system. They crer hu1ofed
dollars tor any case IL fAtAs 70 cure. 6Sn1 ko8
E1FcnlAFs snd tesssneouisAss- Address
Ed. CHEAE8 &Co.s z4leses&
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs. r.. b. Kea,h are at.
tending the Eiks' Convention in Los
Angeles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15

PROF. H. T. WILLETT oF cHlcA-
GO ADDS MS ADVERSE oPIN-
ioN-HE Is on MEXICO cHAU-
TAUoUA PsoeaAM AT TIE
SUMNER Session.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15

THE LEDGER JOB PRLNTERY
FOR NEAT UP-To-DATE WORK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15

W. q. wilkins and children are Wis
tfiBE his sister in Kansas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15

Nj. and Mrs. Maurice Phillip are
located gu Woodlawn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15

Miss Gertrude Fry gave a de-
Hghtfuliy inforaaI reception last ey.
eHingto forty of Der friends. In
honor Of her guest. Miss Elinor Ali.
son Music and conversation pleas
anily filed thehoHrs A lunch WAS
served in the dining room where
bowls Of the famous Fry aweeipeas.
In pink and white. formed artistic de-
.eoFasloas- Panch was served through
out the evening BY Misses Willie
Hook and Vera Hoaghiand, and Miss
julia Ross aud her aasistanceln en-
teFtalaing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-15

there weFe q humber q diane
gse8zs ~ Mr. SpsaesE - Taszs
DAY. &rA. r. 2 Arnois was hossaa.
Ter NrN J. G NIIkias AID Bel.
MorrtA Mn CzysEook z1s b5sss
for MrA VIII Cooas EnE MrA T. Z
ArEoE u. Mira Lh Mitchell Sai
hostess for Mrs. J. T. johnson. Mrs
r. n Wb3te ard Miss Esther Roaz
ton In the a-fts-poon the kosgesssa
E1A fsskr gaaaR repaired To khe.
s@Eerzl ho@@s 2nd engages in sexiEs
5s@z ard ccsrerBatson
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27
THE SALT LAKE HERALD: SUNDAY. JUNE q. lyOg

speed, and the car turns sharply aside
Just as the woman in II screams with
fright. A journey through Yellowstone
park by a similar trick makes the wom-
en- yell with horror Of being dumped
into a steamins, roaring geyser. A ride
over the Alps fools you by making the
vehicle seem to quit the rails and start
down d glacier with deadly velocity. An
incline has tubs for cars, each holding
two, and these go gyrating, zigzagging
and humping; and the most prudisn
girl clings to her escort for life right be
fore folks. don't know what d Coney
seeker of excitements wouldn't endure
without complaint, If not with joyful
satisfaction.
They tell down there Of a nice old
lady who al first wouldn't trust herself
even to a plain. smooth float in a
steady gOndola through the canals OF
Venice. She was shown that the water
was less than two feet deep and so the
boat couldn't possibly capsize.
But the bottom might fall out" she
said land I haven't brought a change
of stockings and pantalettes."
After watching the various scenes
awhile, though this nice old lady picked
out for a first personal experiment one
of the many whirlpool affairs, in which
you embark i'm a boat that floats with
an easy current a while, then is caught
in ciTCling waves that go faster and
rougher. until your craft plunges into
a vortex that ends fin a grotto of de-
mons of the underworld Well, the car
carrying the nice old lady had an acct
dent. Something broke and let it turn
over. throwing its passengers in a
sprawling heap. Her son and daughter
pulled her out, stood her up and asked
If she was hurt.
Not to mind" she said. with a beam
ing smile. but I do think they might
make it a mite potter for old folks"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

last evening and viii leave today for
Portland. Their place on the bill viii
be filled by the Juggling NOrmans. This
troupe is said to be the best company OF
its kind on the road. as It is 2 COM
binatiOn of FIVE persons, each of whom
is star performer Their speciality Is
Indian club work. The youngest mem
Der OF the company, a mere boy, handles
at one time five clubs and does some
really remarkable feats. The cOmbina-
ton club swinging of the NOrmans Is
especially fine. One act is the building
of a pyramid and the simultaneous
swinging Of clubs by each member.
Their Engagement begins this evening
GrigolatTs aerial ballet has been en-
gagged for two more weeks.
Frederic Thompson's Polly of the
Circus" comes to the salt Lake theatre
on Monday week. One Of the most
realistic scenes ever shown on the stage
comes I'm the last act, for which Fred
eric Thompson the young wizard of
Luna Park and the HippOdrOme, New
York city, may be thanked in that
which shows the circus There are three
scenes in this act. the first showing the
performers quarters just outside the
main tent with clowns, acrobats, bare
back riders. riding masters. trained ami
mails, horses and dogs and all the
beings of the circus hurrying TO and fro
in the haste incident to the perform
ance. The second act shows the inside
of the big tent. and a remarkable hit
of stagecraft it is. It is practically
three ring circus given in the confines
of a stage. There is the ring with
genuine bareback act i'm progress, with
the funny clowns prancing around, just
as we saw it on the lot many, many
years ago. In another ring q family of
European acrObats and equilibrists give
their remarkable feats, and in another
one trained mules and ponies go
through their performance. Mr.. ThOmp
son has succeeded in placing a circus
on a stage and the grown-ups have
chance to go to a circus with comfort
and without resOrting to that venerable
excuse, We're going just to take the
children"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27
PRESS AGENTS PROMISE.

In response to very general demand,
the opera, "The Sub" written and com
posed by Miss Margaret Whitney. will
be given again next Thursday night at
Whitney hall. The tickets will be on
sale Monday, June Is, at the Deseret
News book store.
The six American dancers. who have
been at Saltair since the opening Of the
closed their engagement
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27

Emigration Canyon Excursions.
Cars every day-every hour from a.
n. to D. m. Sundays, a. IN. to s p. m.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-14
"MAUDE"

IS the pay roll at the office; you might call
that"
girl out there on the track is No. IS to me and
might"
Get her mixed up with the suffering girl in
here; l see. Well, my surname is Hadley Now
will you kindly tell where you learned the
other fundamentally soon?"
81 heard the station master call you Maude, and
[ always liked the name, so l remembered
you certainly Observing
Where | interested, rather"
"The station master is very old friend of mine
and privileged"
Sort of preferred stockholder in your person
al interest, Ell? Oh say, did you notice that did
not get in to see you yesterday"
Didn't you? very busy yesterday, and
doubtless did not notice."
so was l. Had the old gentleman aboard and
is had to be sedate."
You mean the president of our road
Yes; otherwise. my father. You needn't look
SO incredulous. Maude because happen to claim
relationship to him. He commenced before l did,
away down at the bottom and grubbed among the
bushes in his youth-brakeman, fireman. engineer
and then found his way to the office to thump
the key for while Fact is, he knows the bust
pretty we'll from start to finish and has got
idea that ought to follow in his footsteps; SO
doomed to don the jeans for After
all, guess it's not bad idea"
THE girls voice suddenly took tone of dis
tnct reserve as though the distance between
them had become an impossible gulf.
Yes, it is best suppose, for those who to
be in control to thoroughly understand the work
of those whom they will one day control. No
doubt your work is interesting, for the short time
It lasts
Some parts of it are. very; could almost wish
them to always last; for instance my stop-overs
at l!adley to wait for 26. Aside from that /
rect to lind the details of the office agreeable
than the engine cab and to hurry matters up
little practicing with the key I go along.
Say. Maude why can't you help fellow bit and
give me lesson in teegraphy every day while
am waiting?"
because won't be here after today"
"What?"
rive been promoted to The Willows"
1.-The dickenS!"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-14

mon engineer it might not have been necessary for
him to exact promise of this nature from the GIRL
who really felt than passing interest in him;
but Maude Hadley, somewhat reticent by nature,
could not forget that he not common engi-
neer, but the of the X. c. B. Railroad companys
arstocratc president, and had purposely kept from
his sight lest he might think her trying to thrust
herself upon his attention
HER intentions thwarted by the young engi-
IL neer himself in a most startling manner When
he failed on two successive mornings to catch a
glimpse of the futtering white handkerchief at the
window, the engine whistle called her name in
teegraphic code distinctly to her trained
ears that it seemed to her it must be understood
by every resident of the vicinity. Worst of all,
the punishment was repeated with every renewal
of the offense, until she deemed it best to avoid
the penalty in the way within her power and
Dick had the satisfaction of seeing her wave at
him she caught or rushed to the rescue of the
bon-bon boxes that came flying from the cab VIM
dow he passed
But Dicks little scheme brought vengeance on
his head in way he little expected. The very
first time he tried it, daddy" heard echoes of that
whistle transmitted to him through meddling
passenger and took quiet trip behind No. is to
investigate. He understood the code and quickly
determined upon another of his own. After salts
flying himself that Dick was the greater culprit OF
the two his sense of justice would not permit him
to persecute the girl by discharging her unless he
found it necessary. Besides, he reasoned that she
was probably easier to manage than Dick. and he
must succeed in separating them through her II
he succeeded at ALL Being too honorable to re-
sort to artfce he day called upon the pretty
operator and stated the situation to her frank
ly as he would have stated the most commonplace
business matter. He exonerated her from inten-
tonal fault and then made it plain to her that all
of Dicks future depended upon compliance with
his own wishes and that he wished their acquaint-
anceship to from that time.
81 leave it to your good judgment" he said
at parting whether you tell him this in person or
by letter but want it to appear that his disms-
sal comes from YOU You understand my wishes
fully and leave their fulfllment to your sense of
right and HONOR
That night Dick got letter, which he read
twice over and then tore savagely into fragments,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-14

i nat you VIII sc
where a fellow can
get a glimpse of
you when Is goes
by
"I'll think about
it. You have no
time to make con-
ditions now. You
are three minutes
late already, or
will be, before you
are under way
Never mind. I'll
trust one of the
three to provi-
dence and make
the others up be-
tween here and
Guilford;; see if l
don't. Have you
promised?"
mot yet, but
oh. yes, Dick-any-
thing; only hurry"
Cali right; if
'anything's' t h e
price you will pay
for my haste, here
goes and with it
IS. Never mind
the grease; I'll
throw you a cake
of soap tomorrow;
and Is was pres
emily laundering
down the road at a
Tremendous rat e,
while Miss Hadley
struggled with a
very noticeable
black spot on a
very rosy cheek.
Had Ric h a + d
Powell been a COM
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-14

minutes are up and you must
be going. Promise me first,
though. Dick, that you will
never let this happen again
IN i"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-14

- operators cheek, but that appeared to be
exactly its effect upon the girl of the key at Hadley
the young engineer swung down from his cab and
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-14
ms hardly s :sss A Thrilling Romance of the Rail

ION one condition"
(Which is?"
THAT you will sometimes stand in the window
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-14

entered the
station.
&c o O d
m o r n i n g,
Maude. "
Really,
Mr.. -"
she began
somewhat
icily, and
then stop
ped short.
The young
mans eyes
twinkled.
We'll, Mr..
what, pray?
I'm waiting
to hear.
ut is very
considerate
in you to
wait, l am
sure and
quite unus-
ual. May 1
suggest that
you adopt a
very similar
course in
the use of
my nrSt
name?"
Patent
ed, is it?
Oh, pshaw,
now; what
is a fellow
to call you
when you
won't give
out the 9TH
er?'
81 am No.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-12

Los Angeles, Oct. 12.-Taft was
obliged 10 exercise great diplomacy
here to avoid being dragged into a
fight with the Southern Pacific which
the merchants of this city are waging.
In order to keep out of the contro-
versy the president was forced at a
speech at a banquet last night to to-
tally ignore pertinent references to
lemons and transportation. to which
previous speakers had referred, with
an outspoken request that the presi-
dent say something on the matter.
Fruit growers claim they have been
smarting for years under unjust
rates, the last straw being an increase
on lemons. An inquiry revealed the
increase absorbed exactly the amount
of duty fixed by the new Payne-Ald-
rich tariff Law. 1t is now discovered
that the announced victory of the
California delegation in its fight for
lemon tariff will only put more
money in the Southern Pacific's cof-
fers. The audience seemed disap-
pointed when Taft did not refer to
the throbbing question.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-12

San Bernardino Calf, Oct. "a
Before nightfall, three posses, COM
posed Of the best marksmen in San
Bernardino and Riverside counties
including many who have spent the
greater part of their lives in the des-
erts of southern California and Ne
vada, viii be on the trail of Billy Boy,
the murderer of Indian Mike Boni-
face, and his daughter. Mary Nita.
known among desert Indians as Iso-
leta, Under the leadership of Depu-
ty Sheriff Ben Decrevecoeur the first
party of manhunters left Banning
early last night 1t was composed of
dozen plainsmen hastily sworn in as
deputies. and two Indian trailers. Ten
pack mules carried their provisions
AT sunrise today a second party mov-
ed from Victorville and twenty four
mules carried provisions for this par
". Deputy Sheriff George Hewins
who is familiar with every part Of
the desert in this section. will head
the third posse from Redands late
this afternoon. The three parties
will meet in "The Pipes" country,
where under the command of Sher-
iff Ralphs the real hunt will begin.