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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-05

RcuIr JUDGE A. H. WAL
of Moberly, Mo-, win likely be
ected without opposition. This
4 be a well-merited compliment
he of Mlssourps most popular
M inhges.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. D. Mckee de-
parted Tuesday afternoon for Wash
ington, Pa, where they will reside.
Mr.. Mckee recently married Miss
Cleo Settle, a popular young lady OF
Audrain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-05
J. w. PIlnkett.

Col. VIM. Bryarly, one of the best
and most reliable city mail carriers,
who has, for eight years, gone up
and downst the line is now taIoing his
I5-day lay-off. Col. Bryarly may
80 East on visit, as he is a great
base ball enthusiast. Dill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-05
PROGRAM OF ELKS' STATE
MEETING IN THIS CITY

The program of the first annual
meeting of Che Missouri Elks' Asso-
oiation, to be held in this city on
June 16 and II, is published to-day
for the first time From glance it
can be seen that the Mexico Bills"
intend showing their brothers in
the state the time of their lives.
1t will be two of the greatest days
in the history of Optimistic Mexico
and one OF the greatest advertise
ments the city has ever had.
THURSDAY, JUNE 16.
(FNrst Day
TOO a. m.-Arise. The early bird
ges the (ftnl germ"
1880 a. m.-First Smile. Bands
play Get Your Moneys Worth"
500 a. m.-Greetings. More
smiles
Grouches amputated free Of
charge.
900 a. m.-Concert, Nebraska Corn
Huskers.
If you don't find what you want,
ask the fliTst man you meet = an
sElk's money is counterfeit in MeNico.
l0:00 a. m.--Public welcome of
guests
Invocation, e. d. Graham, Chaplain
of Mo. EEl1s Association.
Song, Opening Ode by audience and
bands.
1906 a. m.-Presentatton of City's
Keys and Dippers.
Mayor willard Potts.
1910 a. m.--Acceptance in behalf
of Association.
Norman A. Vaughn, President Of
Association.
| 1915 a. m.--Addness.
r. v. Montague.
Music.
| 10:30. Adjournment and Associa'
ton Goes into Executive Session UNI
til 2 o'clock.
1880 D. m.-SIaughter of the fat
ted calf
mo roasts allowed)
2:3O %. m-Mardi Gras and Mer-
chants Carnival
All Elxs invited to participate.
Costumes furnished free.
Assemble at the Odd Fellows Hail.
400 D. m.-Ladies' Reception.
EIks' Lodge.
Gossip, music, gossip, refreshments
and more gossip.
Z D. m.-Concerts by Military
Bands, Court House Square.
Everything from the "Cubanola
Glide" to the "Possum Walk" two
step.
500 p. Missouri Elk's Nam
moth Ministries.
100 FUNNY Elks 100
FRIDAY, JUNE II.
(Second Day.
The Morning After.
700 a. -SmIfles. IT'S great Il
be in Mexico.
A smile in the face lis worth twt
In the-bush
1880 a. m-Presddent Vaughn
greets his brother EIk's with Yawl
and Smile.
Everybody take one with him.
500 a. m.-Hello, Bill, Bin, Hello
Grand Roundup of the Pink Ele
plants and Yellow Monkeys,
800 a. m.-"The Star Spangle'
| Banner"
Sung by $500 Elks, accompanied b
bands, more or less.
1000 a. m.--SeIectton Of mex
meeting place and final business see
sion of Association, with the eleC
tion of officers.
1890 p. m.--Beans-Any Style.
$3.50 D. m.-Elks' Dress Parade.
Mammoth Horse Parade.
The greatest herd Of high schoc
and saddle horses in the world lie
by the world champion saddle sta
Il lion, Rex Mcdonald.
p. m.-Elks' Base Ball champion
ship game.
Mexico VS.. Macon.
$3.50 D. m.--Automobile Rattle
Oh, you lucky number.
700 p. m.-Concert, Jeffries Grea
Band
1880 D. m.-Concert, Missouri Ur
versity Band
8 p. m.-Concert, Nebraska Cor
Huskers.
II $3.50 p. m.-Concert, All-Star Ban
60 pieces.
III $3.50 p. m.-Grand Ball, EIks' Lods
ii 11;00 p. m.-noast.
| 1880 a. m.-Good-bye, Till W
Meet Again.
II "Auld Lang Syne."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-05

The time for filing suits for the
June term of the Audrain county
circuit court expires Saturday, and
the attorneys of Mexico are keeping
the circuit clerk busy.
Wednesday, A. R. McElhiney filed
suit for $4,000 against the Friedman
Shelby Shoe Co. The plaintiff al
leges that ON the 18th day Of Sep
tember, 1909, he was so injured by
catching his right hand in Hercu-
les Levelnig machine of said Com
pany that he had to have the thumb
on said hand amputated and as a
result of said accident, was perma-
nently injured.
Suit was also filed by J. w. Hol-
loway against the Chicago & Alton
railroad company for $685.. The plain
tiff alleges that his team Of mules
hitched to wagon and driven by
Louis Anderson, was struck by a
train of the Company in the town oil
Centralia, on the Goth of December
1909, and damaged the mules wagon
and harness to the extent of $685.
He also sues on second count, thai
the team was taken by the com
pany and he was deprived of theil
use. He asks judgment for 500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-05

ALL friends of education are inter
ested in the memorial tablet, which
will be placed in the Mexico High
School in honor of the late D. A. Nc
MILAN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-05

An ordinance has been ordered
drawn by the City Council ordering
crematory built for the incinera'
tion of dead animals. The crematye
pit will cost sos and all dead animals
will be burned i'm it as soon as the
ordinance is passed.
The City Council met In adjourn
ed session Monday evening. severa
additions were accepted and an ordi
nance asking that Grand View Addi
tion, the Little property in nortf
Mexico, be taken in the city limits
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-05

Mrs. w. NJ. Walker departed Mon
day for visit in Oklahoma City,
Muskogee and Tulsa, Okla. She ex'
pects to be gone several weeks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-05

hall.
On the mornings and afternoons OF
Wednesday and Thursday the Grand
Lodge and assembly will hold ses
sions.
Memorial services will be held at
O'Clock Wednesday night at the
Court House. This meeting will bt
open to the general public. AT the
same hour the degree staff from Kan
sas City win confer degrees upon th'
Rebekahs at the new Columbia Hall
Thursday night a ball will be giyei
at the new Columbia hall for tn
members and their friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-05

bosE who expect TO get
Fblng for nothing in this world
-rnt left.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-05
GENERAL NEWS NOTES

The rock yard, In connection with
the City holdoyer rs to be general
ly reconstructed and arranged so as
to better fit into Mayor Potts
scheme OF a city Beautiful"
At the Council meeting, Monday
evening, contract was awarded b.
A. Powell to erect 7foot con-
crete block wall about the rock
yard with large sheet iron doors In
the center.
Haskell Bros. were awarded q con-
tract for the erection of new
rock shed in the center Of the yard
SO drive may pass entirely around
n.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-05

Cutting his way through mass OF
20, 900 cheering persons. his white
locks barred to the breeze and his
shuffling feet keeping time to the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-05

Mrs. M. G. 0rear has gone to
South Dakota to visit her son, D. B.
Orear.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-05
MEXICO AUDRAIN COUNTY, MISSOURI THURSDAY MAY 1910
jefferson City. No. May

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statement wath the Secretary oil
State yesterday increasing ITS cap
ltal stock from 5000 900 to $500 600
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SHIFTS IN the amount of ss5 Oo0
were filed against railroads In tbis
oountv this week Miss Mary Long
NJ near Sturgeon well known here
as a former residant of Mexico asks
fo,. S25 O0o damages from tbe Wa.
hash and Wqldred w BROWN asks
$50 O0O damages from fhe Chicago
& Alton
Miss Marry s Long of Sturgeon
has filled sulit in. the chrca,it clerks
office in Ahie county for s25 900 dam
ages against the Wabash railroad
Miss Long alleees that on or about
the I'm dav of h,1v 1909 sbe hoard.
cd Ahe Mober1v Accommodate tion i'm
81 In,is and while ma,dinp tbe trim
to Sturgeon the train was struck
by another train oe-tbe Wabash road
and as n res,lt she was abrow-n vio.
lently from O,ar eeat and seu.ao,slv in
iured Az n resuIt Of har iniuries
she alleges n cancero,s growth de-
velonad and s,be has heep IN hos
pital for several months suffering
proat main
Wdufred w. Brown am evangelist
has filed sl,it in this county against
The Louisiana g. Missouri River Rail-
road Company and the Chicago &
~ - -, a. ca, a. - MI
ruary 1909 he was travelling over
the road from Louisiana to Glasgow.
the car he was riding In was de-
raiieu wuOli o'neis al "Ss'soh anu ny
suo,, n,at ~, s,,t,ro aa ntnistor
was rmied His nervous system was
exhausted, ct is alleged, and he suf-
fered from neurasthenia and mental
troubles.
Clarence B. Eeton has filed suit in
the circuit court of this county for
divorce from his wife, Lorine Eoton
The husband alleges the wife desert
ed him.
P. H. Dcton, of this county, has
filed suit against the c. & A. Rail-
road asking for SILT damages for
damage done ON his farm from fire
alleged to have been caused by a
spark from an engine of the Road.
The degree OF chavafry WIFI De con-
ferred upon the Rebekahs at the
haze of the old university columns
a. oaa ro,,on,e bo,d tboir
oi th'I uas' iie i'e'' W. " ~
beginning Tuesday, May H.
The Grand Lodge W hold its first
session at Q O'Clock ON the morning
of that dav. The Rev. w. S. st.
c,ah- of Columbia will deliver the
walcor,ino Address 10 which D. r.,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-05
Kansas City, May


Regardless of the charges of plot
by attorneys for DIR. Hyde in his
trial for the Swope murder here, the
experts have continued to testify
and their damaging reports as to
findings in the dead mans vascera
are among the greatest points against
the accused physician.
DR.. Vaughn, one of the prominent
experts who investigated the dead
mans viscera, stated on the stand,
to-day, that he had found almost a
grain of strychnine in Col. T. H.
Swope's liver when he had analyzed
it and implied that amount was suf'
ficient to kill two men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-05

Mrs. Robert TtIrley. living east Of
this city, is i'll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-05
E Weekly Ledger

r abr win not make Mexico a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-05

It.
Roy McAfee. 20 years, residing
near Centralia, was struck by light.
ming, Monday, and killed.
Mr.. McAfee was a grandson OF
Mrs. Caroline McAfee, of this place
and a nephew of Mrs. Florence Mar
tin, also of Mexico. Mrs. Martin
went to Centralia Monday night to
attend the funeral.
He was a most excellent young
man, and his death viii be greatly dc
plored by his manyfriends.
The case of Guy Fairchild, charged
with disturbing the peace, was tried
in the court room of Mcmillan High
School, Tuesday evening, before
Judge Sidney Houston. The Trial
was a great success and the Debat
ing Club was greeted by packed au
ditorium
MIR. Fairchild, who is student
noted for never infringing upon the
rules of the school, was charged
with all manner of profane sounds
and general heart campaign among
the feminine contingent of the
school. The court was conducted
in perfectly judicial manner and
the attorneys grilled the Witnesses or
cross examination with the fire Of
veterans.
1t is impossible to give the entire
list of those who took part in the
Mock Trial, there were so many
From the time the jury was sworn
in, with fingers crossed, until yer
dict of guilty was returned the great
est excitement prevailed. The stud
ents arranged the Trial with no out
side assistance and are to be con
graduated upon their success.
The principal characters in the
trial were:
Judge-Sldney Houston.
Prisoner--Guy Fairchfld.
Sheriff--E. Rigel
Deputy-A. White.
Attorneys for Defense-P. Harri
son, Ned Miller.
Attorneys for State-C. Aebler
r. Wayne and B. Harrison.
Bailiff--H. Deane.
Clerk of Court. Miller.
Stenographer--To Rowe. -
The court room was covered witt
appropriate signs against the dis
play of concealed weapons and 9th
en- of court etiquette.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-05

The Insurance ls the only Stove
in which provision Is made TO pre-
vent the escape of gasoline should
the burner be accidentally blown out
or left open. Robertson.
The Lamar register., 1910-02-16
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lls; a. the are Of iIz years.
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the Young Mems Christian Association
Of Cleveland TO start off their t~o
weeks campaign 10 a t5OJ.DCO improve
ment fund.
VIM fhs runoer N his seroplzne
tied, Glenn ~. Curflsz made several
gDcce~sfB flights at Tismmon6spOrt
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chine Ia not ar infringement upon the
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ascirg.
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on the 10Th inst IN one N the widest
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ranean sea In forty years. the French
Transatlantic Btesr1Sbip Company
steamer. Gen. Cbanzy. crashed AT full
speed in the dead Of night on the
ireacberOns reefs near the island 81
Hinofca. and all hut one Of the i57
souis on board perished.
4 telegram has been received by the
New York League Of Republican Clubs
from E1-Pfesldent Hooaeyeit accepting
the leagues proposition 10 form a re.
caption committee with representa-
tiyes from all over the country To meet
SIR. Roosevelt on his arrival in Sew
York harbor sometime between June
18th and 2Ist merit.
The British Cabinet Council has de-
clded ON a parliamentary program.
After the passage Of the budget a bill
limiting the veto OF the lords will be
announced as the chief legislative
work Of the year.
That the free entry Of Manila cigars
under the Payne Tariff act In already
inJurlDg the American tobacco inter.
osta In the purpori Of n protest rapidly
becoming general among the manuiac.
turers and growcrn Of tobacco.
The tuberculosis nanatoria Of this
country treated last year over 81 900
patients. giving n total Of nearly s.20O.-
900 hapital days treatment. or the
81 .0o07patients treated. about oDe-half
were discharged as improved to n
greater or Ie5b sstsnt. and a large per
ccntagc Of the incipicnt cases were
unchanged as cured.
The Lamar register., 1910-02-16

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The Lamar register., 1910-02-16

Three miners from the big COLORADO
Fuel & Iron Company's coal mine at
Crested Butte were taken TO Gunnison
znd tried in the County Court for car
rying matches in the mine. They were
found guilty and fined each SIS and
costs Information was filed by the
district attorney and the superintend-
enf Of the mine was the complaining
witness
approximately 10000 cubic yards of
material. thirty per cent of which was
sandstone. were excavated in January
in charging the Montrose and Delta
canal Up TO date nine miles of this
work has been finished, so that only
four miles remain to be completed. II
Is expected that this work will be done
by the first Of April The bitches are
being cleaned and repaired for spring
use
Three carloads of pure alfalfa seed.
enough for planting 2l.000 acres. re-
Gently arrived at Greeley direct from
Hamburg. Germany. 1t is marked
-ninety-nine per cent pure" but the
dealers have decided to test it, Fifty
seeds were taken from each variety
and planted in boxes. The time of ger
mination and other results will be
noted and reported to farmers Alfalfa
hay is worth $40 ton in stack. 1t
formerly sold for So
The new well OF the Fidelity oil &
Gas Company in the Boulder district
has made a valuable strike Of oil and