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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

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ne ciiy u Mexico Missouri as fol
lows.
Sc 1. From and after ther elee
t,or On tho ana T0ssdny IN Apri
$50 and their Induction into oizee
oa feIsoWsng elective officers q fhe
CIV a Mexico and fheir saccessex'
n oaioe shaa receive oompensstioa
As hereinafter poTieed
? salary Of Mayor TAs
mavo~ q the CITY a Mexico asal
~erelrs As compensation for hh 80
vss.~ the sun % ore hundred dol
lars PER Nsr,
See 2 SALARY Il CITY Ati@nef
ne CRY attorney shan reeelFe a
rauprnsaUun far his services ~
sun az rhFS h.adred dollars pr yea
nss he S1bwing fees for defendin'
az prosecuting any suit On behalf q
DE CITY IN Eny ctrcuii conf q ths
STATE ihs sun q ten donars "a
NJ ure~acaH0n o. defense 81 an'
.ause On belaH q he city. In any aF
psiaie court q The state the Eum O
.ws~.va~e dollars.
Sec. { Fees q city attorney taxes
as noa-For eAch prosecution f1'
"a. vtasufiun Of any ordinance If tbs
.csv before the police judge theFs
shsn b. taxed as cost an attorney fs-
~ s-ae dCra-x On behalf Of ne city
g. -. services Of the city attorney
\, - collected rs oslar cost IN the
rsse
Ser salary Of the City Treas
uw-Te treasurer shah BE- showed
us COMPENSATION for has services he
sun ~ n hundred dollars per m.
MN
So 8 ss,srv q CITY Marshall
Tba ws-sazl esau receive as CON.
-arsa+i5- fer his services the suu
Of sfrtv-sse dollars pr month IN
I'm comr=uztlun for his services. sx-
cau. What ices are allowed him fax
wpouudrr stock and for fnpoundme
ana KuHur and tU-vsrg does.
ssr shrv es CoIh1ar-Ths city
eora~+w shan receive AZ coapensa-
i'm fr~ his se-rioas the sum CT ff-
rvesra dollars pnr month. whieh
ssH la = fun compensation for his
services sveept mai he shall r.
re the same les for tie COLLECTION
~ haek taxes As ~reeairas by the
o-nr rlrgw
g, & Feax ana saIary o. Police
TDaga-Ta reRoe fudas shan Ia
as r,r n can case BY him tried
the ann fees Coz his services as are
tsw s1ovas m fus-iees ~ The
pss-s for vks services Ea ices "a
t,s ua7s uto he .itv treasury when
eara--ad far -hs uae IA heueT. ~
The paHce iusre san re.
ps1vs In fun compensation s1r hs sT
rjca ne SUN n twertv collars gT
mgr-h a. Eav AZ he fses psss ipso
a eiw raarr- as Aforesaid.
SEE : sals-v az Assnrar
nu,s-zsrr yhRH receive A. com
pegsstlon for his services nfteen
ca,sr ser each pan,s tur tha Ntrw
one e,nmsaps names flses ana ten
-ru.s anrh fer an names listed pvar
H1s above she f-z thousand listed
an rgl y,,ar+v n "a
s-4 Individual Ia b rrassafas a.
u usus sad COMPENSATION shan
connected srasuaIlr uhen bs wort
Is sope s,~ M rsur lv tse eity A..
a-aa-r and reported n She ev7urrg
sa- auowanoe
sec ia SALARY of r-auBcil-Ben
Each c1unclman shan receive as
c1usaru for his services tbe.
SIM q arv dollars nar v. less
auuu-s wt3ch NAV s. sasuetea on.
aee1ura af absence as u-syjsas hv
us
Sec. II. Fees for Arrest Taxed as.
Costs Whm-A fee az ene collar
sm each arrest made bv The mar.
HhaA a regular night watch or any
special p1Temau II Erteh a-a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

N2aoe is hereby given that letters
q administrator On the estate y
l l. Harper. deceased.
granted 10 the u~nderglruss
Aafch TO- 1870. by the Probate
eoaH q Aadraln County. Missouri.
~ PERSONS having claims against
sag estate r required 10 exhibit
mem for allowance withln year
amer The date Of said letters or ther
may Be preduded from any benefit
= Saa estate. and Il such claims
not exhibited within tw, wears
% MS date o. publication they
shall be forever barred
" ". Harper.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs 4. A Holmes and
wife, q wichita. kan departed
last week for thaE home, after at
tending the Holmes-Ssrtla wedding.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31
GENERAL NEWS NOTES

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pu w uE zde or III
H HrI n EzEra TIE
BRIDE Is a Ezauate U Hardin Col
= m=mbE II the 8az2 SEma
sarwHE and q u1z tzsuled EuEE
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

Going 20 bEy a new buggy
sE-J q runaboHt this year.
II We are headquarters for stFl
ish and good quality kind
ewzt Ferris & Cauthorn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

Shoes. soM IS Z rosk the KIND
th1 wsar- G2zrautee 20 save you
y 30 Sc TGr d2w1t
Frs6sn5aM & wilkins.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

Cropperg Cash Gr0cery Store was
ENTERED By thieves, Tuesday night
and robbed Mr.. Chopper has bern
unable 70 ascertain the tnA eEsni OF
loot taken TEa glass N a rear
d01E wss smashed By q rock and en-
trance gained through the apart
ue.
The thieves left a box Of cigars
setting or 3 soap box In the rear as
if they had spent q social hour after
lo0ting the store. There Is no clue
10 The identity Of those who CON-
mttad the robbery This store Is
one Of these entered at least onse a
yszr-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

FOR SALE Three splendid teams
Of young mare males D. C. Owen.
Mexico, No. de-ws
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

Please bring Otr wire streteherE
home We nsed them badly.
d21W1t DTS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

Interesting Paesa. nee Robertson
ad v1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

A- Laura NkEmzey hGs Te
iurnsd Gum hr visit " Los An.
gslas, Cal whore she spam thu
winter with her aaEenIH M-z
Della 49,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

Mrs 8 T Enux 81 0Bawa la
is lha EuaT us hg- nr9a= Gen.
nash and wEe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

New On store D1Hr 8u-1 al
5ut makes gas and son barn eas rs
No smoke No WicE su-14
E Is Tunes az nueh bazt rs
any WICK stove Ro5rlzau6w8t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

Buy 3 good planter Ct yBur Owz
price s~srurdRy Euund AnA Errp
wsrh check ana nrE combined
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

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Ira EDe hurss fran T18E Basu for q
G1zsakae zp5zEE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

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IN VII sci thaE r. aur-inu sztu--
car Dry
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

waaar FRITZ zz besu IN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

/ Good ssoaal Hzua sulv Piov
for sale a auctiun Saturday Dry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31
A0NINIsrsAToR,s noIlcE-

Attest Wallace Dearing.
SaaH City Clerk. Wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-31

CAFTcRED THE WHOLE FoA
W. c. Rule son o. J. C Blf
lives Just west OF Farber bsst
family or red foxes at bis hol }
the Farber Forum BE h'a.l
out to which be had not ossn
several days. he went cut 'n 4
ing and found mother fox inI@1
and around her we're gathers !
tlIttle ones which she was t''n.
Of as test she could in na1s
state. THE baby foxes were u.s,l,
the mother was caught Y
Mr.. Rule brought them 70 u' n
and set the trap for NJ 10" 4, 4
be got the nett morning
has the family and will oA"
lListsn' .paa|
suitable ARRANGEMENTS
Rule, We shan have him hti0s
family 10 Cottonwood spG sl
give an exhibition. ana M
DayAulk. The gallant and OFal.'
p6~,m a5esp't cone W'
We want him 70 ooms.p 4
and makes Prohibition sI..,scl
Cottonwood Springs Den0o n
He viii be as welcome ,os.l
roses IN the ~TOsymontb
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-07-27

| in March, 1900, ten years ago. and his
valedictory then is just as applicable to-
day. l inClose the, noble sentiments as
| spoken by this great man who loved Lou
| isiaua so well, and ask you to publish
them.'
THOS. J. SHAFFER.
Senator Caffcry's valedictory to"PuE
| lie Life, delivered at Liberty Place, New
Orleans, La, March, 1900, follows
81 want to see the people relieved from
the yoke of artisan servitude. / want to
see them standing erect in their manhood
and placing their feet alike on the robber
of votes and the robber of money and
crushing them both to atoms.
Il want to see all rings, combines, con-
Spiracies against the people and against
trade smashed out of existence. l want
to see the paramount and 3all-absorbing
question ofthe right TO vote, and to have
that vote counted, established forever.
81 want to see officeholders servants,
not masters, of the people. l want to see
regenerated, happy, virtuous people,
rejoicing, with plenty in basket and in
store. worshiping cod in all humbleness
and devotion and not bowing down be-
fore the craven image of leader or organi-
zation.
Il want to see principle paramount to
party, and | want to see our people ruled
on them by the shuffling of votes and
against the consent of the governed
Whatever legitimate means may be
used to bring about these results are ac-
csptable to me.
81 am n Democrat to the core. l be-
lieve in the principles of Jefferson and
Jackson as believe in the Deealogue.
While / could go TO the stake if need
be for those principles as | understand
them, ! am no stickler for form or organi-
zation.
II believe that the great principle at
stake in thisState invites the cooperation
and assistance of all honest men, what
ever their views OF policy or party may
be. And for rancorous diatribes OF those
who echo the words of a political master
or boss ] have nothing but contempt.
And if / may be permitted by the Master
to live to see the realization of these
wishes the measure of my joy will be
full. No plaudits of-multitudes or paeons
of praise could come up to the exquisite
qualification OF such a consummation
And when, in the lengthening shadows
of declining years, l can rest happy in
the contemplation of such auspicious re-
suits boneath my humble wine and fig
tree close by the shores of the Mexican
Gulf Evil thank Ged that my labors
have not been iE vain nor the years of my
struggling wasted"
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-07-27
Amateur Night I.

At "The Marvel" last Friday
night the house was emptled and
refilled three times to capacity
and over, a mum Der being unable
to enter missed a good program.
The pictures were good, clear and
entertaining as is always the
case and were enjoyed by all pre-
sent. There were mum Der OF
amateur features. Among the
mum Der was duet by Mrs Bill
lieu and her pupil, Miss Lydia
Bourgeois, which was a treat un-
toitself it was so well rendered,
there were songs by Miss Gladys
Bernhard, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Bernhard, and by
Miss Lucille Leonard, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Leo
nard, that were deservedly encor-
ed and received with much fav-
or by the audience. The features
of the evening however were the
several songs rendered by little
Miss Maude Billieu, the first be-
ing illustrated and two others
which were popular and catchy,
introducing a number of talking
lines that took we'll with the in
terested audience. A feat out of
the ordinary was an act entitled
"Grit"by Mr.. Stephen Thiberville
and Master Paul Thiberville, a six
year old brother, in which the lit
tie fellow did several acrobatic
turns that were daring and diff
cult.The self possession that he
showed and the manner in which
he went about his several stunts
brought forth repeated encores
and tremendous applause.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-07-27
How's This Z?
We offer One Hundred Doll;

We offer One Hundred Dollars
reward for any case eff Catarrh
that cannot be cured by HalPs
Catarrh Cnre.
f. j. CHENNEY & CO, Toledo. o
We, he Undersigned. have
known f. j. Cheney for the last
fifteen years, and believe him per
frctly honorable in business trans
actions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by
his firm
WALDING, KlNNAN d MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free
Price IS cents per bottle. Sold by
all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills Tor
constipation.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-07-27

Editor w. G. Chevis of the New
Orleans Daily States some few
weeks ago resigned his position as
chief editor for the purpose of ac-
cepting the head of the publicity
bureau Of the Panama Exposition
for New Orleans and to retain that
position after New Orleans secured
the prize. We omitted inadverten-
tly making mention Of the step our
good friend Mr.. Chevis had taken
and regretted it, but realizing that
it is better late than never, we do
now what we should have done
then-nunc pro tune.
MIR. Chevis is an experienced
newspape man and we'll qualified
to fill this responsible position by
virtue Of his long service both
with country and city press. He
is an enthusiast in whatever
work he enters and there is no
doubt that he will fill the pre-
sent position to the entire salts
faction of ALL The corporation
of the press in general should be
given him, particularly the coun-
try press, as he originated from
the country as a country news
paper man. He edited papers
both at Rayne and Baton Rouge
going to New Orleans from the
latter place. We congratulate
the Exposition Com mittee upon
his selection and congratulate
him upon being entrusted with
such responsible position,
which we know full well he will
fill as well as any one could fill
and in advance promise him our
cooperation. Nothing can be
done however unless the special
tax to be submitted in Novem Der
is voted upon favorably by the
people at large. The amount will
be insignificant, being about fif-
teen cents on every thousand dol
lars assessed. :.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-07-27
Notice To The Public.

1t being necessary to reconstruct
the bridge of Morgan's Louisiana q
texas Railroad & Steamship Com
pany over Bayou Des Allemands,
Lafourche and St. Charles Par
ishes, Louisiana, and the approval
of the Secretary of War having been
obtained for such renewal, the
public is hereby notified, that the
draw span of this bridge will be
closed to navigation from Septem-
ber 1st, 1910, until the completion
of said constitution.
D. K. COLBURN,
Bridge Engineer, M. L. & T. R. R.
as. S. Co.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-07-27

Published in last Thursdays
Times Democrat is aletter from Gen
eral Thomas Shaffer, Commander
of the United Confederate Veterans,
which is very strong and which
speaks for itself, so much so that
being timely warning no further
comment is necessary to show its
imperativness and necessity OF heed
ing every word. which rings with
the truest patriotism from an honest
bosom, with no selfish or mercenary
ideas in mind. The letter follows:-
Irish Bend Post Office,
St. Mary Parish, La, July Is. 1910.
To the Editor of The Times-Democrat.
at is indeed gratifying to every good
citizen of the state of Louisiana To see
the noble stand you have taken In behalf
Unconstitutional laws and the proper ana
honest administration of said laws
seven during TIE ''dark days OF recon
struction, there was no more necessity
for the banding together of the best eie-
ments of citizenship of our State for the
protection of society, good honest gov
ernment and the enforcement OF the laws
than there is to-day. The yoke that Is
OtlER dUOub buS uCSho Oi ONh PNO.
pie, and the chains that are being forged
upon the liberties of our people, are as
repugnant and disgusting to every free,
honest and intelligent citizen OF Louis
lana to-day as were the degradations i'm
posed upon us during the dark days, when
GEN. De Trobriand drove our Representa-
tives from the legislative halls OF our
Representatives from the legislative halls
of our State. Yes, as when VIM. Pitt
Kellogg, Pinchback and Others held high
carnival over PROSTATE Louisiana. When
we could stand it no longer manhood as
serted itself in the breasts OF enough gal
liant souls at Liberty Place, at the head
OF Canal street in the city of New Orleans
on the 14th of September, 1874, to hurl
these scoundrels from power and take
back our own government, and by honest |
and brave men we brought peace and
prosperity out of chaos and rascahyy.
There is such thing as exasperatlng our
people, so that it might make a second
l4th of September possible.
.sAround that little statue OF liberty at
the head OF Canal street many noble men
of our State have expounded the true and
honest principals of constitutional govern
ment and other noble sentiments, put
none with more true and honest feeling
than those uttered by that great son OF
Louisiana, Donaldson Caffery, delivered
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-07-27
A Few Short Weeks

Mr.. j S. BartelI, EdwardSvllle,
ILL.,, writes: IA few months ago
my kidneys become congtsted. |
had severe backache and pain
across the kidneys and hips. Foley
Kidney Pills promptly cured my
backache and corrected the action
OF my kidneys. This was brought
about after my using them for
only few short weeks and / can
cheerfully recommend la
fourche Drug Store.
H'you have a home to paint or
room to wall paper, see, Oliver. j.
Bourgeois. :. n 8
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-07-27

The State Board of Equaliza-
tion is in session since last week
at Baton Rouge. From advance
reports the increase in the as
sessments promise to be some
thing over five million and d half
and may possibly go far beyond
that mark. The report is based
upon figures of an approxlma'
ton given out by Secretary Cur
ly of the Board.
One of the features OF this
years work will be the separate
assessment of automobiles. We
note in the list that was recent
Iy pu blished that Lafourche Is
put down as having only sixteen,
when as a matter of fact there
are a dozen or more in town
alone, and way over that number
in the entire parish, unless some
of them do not count.
Another noticea BILE fact is that
the tim bered lands, principally
pine, are running to Class c., the
lowest class, land that the increase
in that class this year is greater
tljan usual. This is fault for
which the boardltself is responsible
in making the classes. 1t is but
natural that people are gong
to class in the lowest class as
much as possible. An assessor
can not be expected to go over
and inspect as well as estimate
all standing timbe TO ascertain
If the statement is correct.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-07-27

Through the efforts of
Rev. Father. J. J. Rousseau,
with the Cooperation of the Cat
holic gentlemen of the commun-
ity a plan has been launched
whereby u good Catholic educa-
tion will be possible for any aud
all children whose parents care
to vail themselves of it, and
there is no reason why they
should not. The plan provides
that in all cases where it will be
impossible or reasonably incon-
venient for children to pay for
their schooling there will be no
trouble. The school will be open
to all Catholics, no one will be
turned down for any reason not
inconsistent with the regulation
of a good modern and up to date
school.
The idea will be to send bills
out every month for each pupil
and those who do not pay will
not suffer any humiliation for it
will not be known jnst who pays
and who does not pay. It will OF
course take money to operate
such school, but this will be
provided for by private SUBJ
scriptions.
The classes together with
kindergarten will be held at the
convent, where the boys under
special teachers will be kept up to
the third grade and the girls up to
the eight grade. Leaving here they
will be qualified to enter either the
convent or the college, where they
will be offered a good high school
education, as well as a commercial
and classical education besiles.
The parochial school will be. as a
preparatory school and will be in
charge of the sisters assisted by
competent lay teachers. Father
Rousseau will in the near future
explain the plan in its entirety to
the congregation. The matter has
been submitted to His Grace Arch
pishop Blenk. who has approved it
and who will in all probability offer
further suggestions.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-07-27
as Life Worth Saving9"

Mrs. Mollie McRaney, ,Prentiss.
Miss. writes that she had.a severe
case of kidney and bladder trouble,
and that four bottles of Foley's
Kidney Remedy cured her sound
and well. She closes her letter by
saying: 81 heartily recommend FO
ley's Kidney Remedy to any sof
ferer of kidney disease. III saved
my life. ."-Lafourche Drug Store.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-07-27
Those Who Come and Go

After fortuight's visit with her
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Peter Fey,
Mrs. w. A. Points returned to her
home in New Orleans.
A party composed of Messrs.
Thomas Esteve, A. j. Clement.
George O'Neil together with
Messrs. Frank Falcon aud his son
Lesein went down on their boat
last week AMI spent a few days at
the seashore. They report having
had most agreeable tifne.
Mr.. Edward Naquin is again
with the Lafourche Drug Store
after an absence of few months. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil J. Naquin and
Mr.. Albert G. Boudreaux were
among the excursionists from here
to Galveston Tex. last week.
Mrs. Edward Thibodaux stopped
here last week with her sisters in
law Mrs. Eugene Knobloch, and
Miss Louise Thibodaux on her way
back from Galveston.
Mrs. Alex Chenet and children
spent last Saturday in our midst
on their Return from a weeks stay
at Donaldsonville.
Mr.. Hood has been here for
the past month or so represen-
ting the Wells Fargo Express
Company. He has replaced Mr..
Rhea who recently left here for
Western Texas where he is in the
EN- ploy of the same company.
We trust Mr.. Hood will like the
place and remain with Us as long
as be chooses.
Mr.. E. J. Legendre spent seve
raj days in New Orleans last
week on business.
Mr.. Bob Engerran was in town
last Sunday.
Mrs. 0. II. Engerran and chill.
dren are visiting Judge Engerran
and family.
Judge L. p. CailIouet left yestsr.
day for the National Convention,
Knights of Columbus, at Quebec
Canada.
DR.. j. j. Daigre and lady re-
turned from Hot Spring Ark. last
Sunday.
Violet Grove, Woodmen Circle,
give a dance at Odd Fellows Hall
on next Thursday, AHg4th invita-.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-07-27
Mrst Be Above suspicion.

Kidney aud bladder, ,ailment are
so serious in their consequences,
and if unchecked so prove often ia
talthat any remedy offered forthelr
cure must be above suspicion. FO
ley Kidney Pills contain no harm
full drugs,and have successfully
stood long and thorough test
Lal0urche Drug Store.