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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02
RowEnA.

Several from thAs nelghboshocd at
terdeG Parker RaEiins' sale north
of ctnsTalla Wednesday.
s. N. Yager received 20 bu- Of
nice Gets from W. L. Murry at &c
per 5u.
Mrs Sallse Hulen. Of Madison, has
been visiting her nephew. Ar.hur va
ger and family the past week.
Jack Light and Miss Barba conel-
lscn were married at the brides
home northwest OF here Wednes-
day night. The Rev. Helsine Of
Centralia performed the ceremony.
Wm. Gardner has rented the Wm,
Greenwood farm east of centralia !
and win move there some time next
aSasisa.
Jos. sappington OF CenTalIa came
out here Wednesday night with his
pack CT hounds and they had qune
4 coon chase.
Dr. Collier took Tom Tribble who
has been in very poor health all
fall and winter to specialist IN Co
lu nb1a Friday, who advised him to
50 Lfnter, Colo. at once. His IA
tier, A. Tribble, started with him
Sunday.
DR.. Collier took "trip to Mokane
Friday eTeuing and back Saturday
morning. It's the first time the Doc
tor has been away since he first To-
Gated here; he has been kept quite
busy aud has indeed been very sue
eessful, having as many as three cas-.
es u pneumonia N one house and
neser lceing case.
Dr.. Cooper Of Paris was here q
little while Saturday morning.
There was quite a crowd here II
the Odd Fellow Lodge Thursday
night Price yanlandineham took 4
degree T. at night.
Phil Roberts went TO centralla On
Friday snd Saturday.
A. J. Tribble and son, Roy. went
70 ',n.islia Saturday.
Cecil Mallory ran his min satur
day. grmd ng meal for his custom
ere.
C. g kelthley went to centrall
Monday.
VIM. Ewing. east OF Long Brancl
Store, Tassed through here Frlda!
with nice span Of mare mules b.
had purchased near Brown Station
Price reported. s4Oo.
On the account Of bad roads and
unfayt Table weather there was NJ
preaching at Maple Grove church
Sunday.
Miss Laura brewer came over on
Monday to get accustomed to the
prices on the goods. Her father
has bought the store and stock Of
goods and will be here in a few
days to invoice his stock of goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

Peasa sos 81 ard osher co0eidera.
tsoa. 10 a. n {. z. IA os n. Z. IA
q Sc "a 81 :.
s. W. Thomas 70 AEutche7son
fos si55s. lot 1S and W. ~ lot1e,
CITY Survey No. As sGeTico.
c5zs. W. Pease 70 zobs. Luekle.
quit-eiain for 81 and oshAr consider
siipn. lzs a. 10 Sec q SIS.
John s. Gatson 70 Perry b. Kelly
ard VIE saeEz a. for 81 800, lot Z.
bE $. calaweH & sdcPKss Add to
yandafia-
s. , Biand 70 r. A Lake for
w II y. W. IA of See. u 90 &
Z. J.BIzud to z. A. Lake for
1900. lots z. 4. s and 6, bK p. orig.
fEai vandaila
Joa. O. LAksnan ard Adam c.
Barlas for s5sso. Iots / and z. hzs
1. LaseRaz q Baznes Add. Mexico
Mra. r. A. Big1er 10 Il. D. wc1.
FsH ard W J. sarnsseek for $50,
l0t u, blk 5. ard lot -. bIk Z. Fa<-
lieN Place. Audrsin Co.
Rasss HzFman q al 70 Jos. Dub
bert Tor szes. lot !. blk IL and 81 e.
y p4zt y. IL bzk Y. crgier'B Add.
TO Msxt3ahsrg and small Ios ia Sec.
a 70 q
Robert D. white to Lea MitsAeIl
W5lte for 81 and cher co1SIde<a-
tson, Il. % u of lot -. Mrs.
Sparks Add. 10 MexLco.
Jas. z. sEePke 70 g. J. Bland. euk-
claim for 81. W. IL of y. ". "a
d SEC u 81 8.
JOIN h. Miller 10 Eawaa B. DeEz-
natter gHh-eIztm, for correction. 3.
w. II 10 y. z. IA ok Sec. II 80
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02
Wednesday, Feb. 3, I'd.

place, 8 IL miles northeast Of Mex
tco. On
Wednesday, Feb. 9, ~.
the following property:
u Horses and Mules-One pair 0.
year-old horse mules, 16 hands high;
one pair 3-year.old mules; ane pair
heavy Percheron mares, and s yrs.
old, IN foal by horse; one pair Of
horses A and S years old; one 10
year-old family mare; one year old
harness horse, a good one; one Per-
cheron gelding, years old, well
broke; one year old saddle and har-
hess geldiEg. liltk
2 Cows-One giving milk; one will
be fresh soon; one steer calf.
80 Head Of Hogs-29 Head Of stock
hogs, weighing from so TO $50 Ibs.;
3 good brood sows win pig IN the
spring; Poland China bar. About
u Dozen ohickens.
Farming Implements, etc, consist
ing Of one new Mccormick binder;i
3 farm wagons, one good as new;
] road wagon; disc cultiyators; L
shovel cultivator; disc harrow; /
new corn planter; ! broadcast seed
er and cart; 3 16-ialeh breaking
plows; 112 inch plcw; one 12foot
harrow; one loft. harrow; one good
hay frame; sets of good wagon
harness; some plow harness; one set
Of double buggy harness; one set Of
single harness; one good sprtngsea
saddle,
Corn, Wood and Fodder-S5me
stove wod; l50 shocks Of fodder with
corn; some corn On crib. Other things
too numerous to mention.
Terms made known on day Of
sale; no properly TO be removed un.
III terms are compiled with.
Lunch stand on the grounds.
Sale begins at 10 o'clock a. m.
Anctioneers-7J. G. Ford, Ed. Atdh-
ison. Clsrk--Geo. LierheImer. wi
cHAs. HoLTKAMP.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02
FAIR WEATHER REIGHS
N MEXICO THOUGH
We HAVE SOME RAIN

While Audrain county does nos
boset Of a Colorado climate We had
alnsnsE tHace ~ Hsany ciew days In
1916 as We had rainy days and there
were very few days that Were part.
" eiclsay. The total rainfail for
ths year sas 4I.ss inehes xish IIs
ra.ay aays, o0I clear days and So
partly esoudy days.
The following Asattsties xere TAX.
en- from ths government weather re
port for Mexbeo by J. w. LieweIlyn
and d absolutely eorrecs.
Rainy ard Clear Days for tbs Year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Chase, form.
erly Of Mexico. have moved from
Arlington, n. j., 20 brooklyn, ". r.,
to reside Mrs. Chase was formerly
Mlss Minnie Tomlinson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02
AunRAln COUNTY MAPs.

We have few Audrain county
maps left that wIlI be sold at sl.50
each The Mexico Weekly Ledger
ore gear and an Andrain county
map. 800. If you desire a map
of the county. you should apply al
once.
r. N. White G. Son,
dwsff Mexico Ledger. :
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

TILE Mexico Business Men's Asso-
ciatlon has formally endorsed the
work of the Ag.aricfn Embassy As.
aeciation. vhlot Is working Cor
bin whch viii give the Unked States
the money 70 purchase homes for the
various enaisaates It maintains IN
other lands
an s4her land&,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02
LARGE CROWD ATTENDS IN.
STlTUTE Ar uANDAL

ihefo was q large crowd at the
Farmers Institute at vandalla Wed.
nesaay = 3 NJ. Jordan and Prof. Carr
.ae !. latter on Poultry" were the lee.
!, sarera' The meeting was held in
present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

Albert Atkinson. one q Callaway's
young farmers, sold 400 barrels of
corn recently to Ma Dunn at s275
a barrel
Clare Atkinson, u Galloway county,
bought 60 head Of sheep recently
from Ed. McPheeters for sS51,
Chas. Dean sold G. w. johnson
horse this week for sl4O.
Chas. Dean sold sir. ShoEman, Of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

9x12 Administer and Brussels rugs,
s10.5O to 1890.
Rlcketts G. EnnnOns D. q. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

33 1--3 OF on Wool Blankets.
Ricketts, & Emmons d. q. co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

Al Our u I-2 and 15c Glnghams
At l0c. d3wlt
Rlcketts C Emmons D. O. 90. II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

Interest paid on all deposits.
North Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

T. p. Harrison, of McCredie, was
IN Audraiu county buying mules this
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02
NEW HOPE.

]. o. Howard has moved to Pike
county. having rented farm there.
Charley Wilson and wife visited
". 7. Chick and family Sunday.
Frank Clark and wife were also
guests at the Chick home Sunday. y
F. w. Wisdom expects to move 70
Centralla shortly.
]. L. Wilson sold to Louis Anthony
forty head of hogs; price s cents
per pound.
oscar Laforce, Of this vicinity has
traded his farm for the Mexico I'm.
piement and Harness Company store
a. Mexico.
CHARLES H. Dickey was here re-
Gently on business with L. A. wilson
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02
Stock and =
- Farm News

LEDGER SPECIAL
Payne & BsrkH PTi1zte Wi-s-
NAL stocE Ysrss. Z 81 Bosa.
HOGS
Rsns-vss ssssa- xsskst is 20 ID
tSFsr-
LzEk. Isc 70 7-sz
EsaFy. 7-2s % 7TE
1tfzss. 10 70 is.
Roash. s-E - T-sz
CATTLE
hsOesgs. zsosa- NAsAst se2ay.
ISHER-
Rscss,s. sssse. MArEss sseady 70
11sc ioEer.
WHEAT CORN
Erziz CIHe-
ssky. 50 II 1sy. -
saiy. s. Ts July, 81
Sese- Sc SIS Sep Si7s
OATS PORK
Nay. = IS Nay. 1919
JulT, = yhly. I7.sz
ssSt. - as
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

LEDGER SPECIAL.
(stzff coErespOadeut)
Ls5doniz, Jan. q.
Tie Fzrners' Institute here to-
day drew two large croEda. Oae
Of he special features was q short
tax 5y Prot. jordan On the need Of
Fx0per drainage IN this section and
fhs fact Il was necessary to get re-
saIts.
He saggested that farmers IN that
uar' Of the county look ino this
matter and INFORM themselves as 1t
win greatly baue6st their crops 4
they f0lIow the correct way of drain
Ing Ezt land.
LEDGER SPECIAL.
Laddouia, Jan 81
The fine barn of chas. SaEAplR. Of
near this city. burned late Monday
eTea4ng. with heavy loss 70 ita own
er. The canse of the blaze Is not
known.
Four horses were lncinerateS. a
large amount ot hay and grain. some
wagons and harness. The ioSs VIII
mount Into the thousands with no
Insurance.
Judge Alex CaFtera big sale u
live stock win be held Wednesday,
Fe5- z. Included ia the twenty
head q horses that viii be sold is
the good thrse.years-oh unnamed stal
lion By Rex Carter 1898 (full- brother
10 Rex NcDonald3 dam By Forest
King 1851, as well a. the yeariing
con BY Rex chief A. 24Ts. dam Inez
King BY Forest King I4s2. the win
ner q the 800 prize as the best
suckling colt * the Mexico FAR last
year. Several high class brood mares
win also be sold. However. the
mules that win be sold By Judge
Carter deserve special mention. These
are an extra good bnnch and have
been reserved by Judge Carter for
the home demand irrespec4fye Of the
fact that he haz refused several flaf-
tering offers By Tennessee buyers.
Judge Carter believes that the farm
srs Of Audrain county shoald retain
some q the good mules rather than
ALLOW them all to be shipped out BY
southern buyers and Is going TO give
the home buyers an opportunity to se
lect just what they want in pairs.
Noiioe the sale advertisement as It
viii appear In The Ledger Of
next week.
S. P. E2IMoNs and ]. T. johnson
are each putting IN silos On their
farms. A silo that viii hold the
corn off Of about fifteen acres viii
cost around s40O. and the feed Is en-
haneed IN value at least double.
This Is especially true for milk
cows. Every farmer In Audrain
county who feeds stock should have
at least one sllo. There s no bet
ter Investment, especially as the
price Of feed is advancing.
Fulton, Mo, Jan 30
The fat mule movement IN Gala
way county continues and this week
44i head Of the animals we're ship
ped.
The week's saies aggregate ss7.
242.50, an average Of about s217
head. The sales this year win ex
ceed all former records. the lalf mil
lion mark already having been
passed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

John T. Crews ii able to be out
after spell Of grip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

r. P. Tlnsley will hold his big sale
on his farm Feb. 10. Elsewhere IN
this issue will be found his adyer.
tsement 1t Will pay you to read IL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

Chicken Feed. all kinds, at
d2w1t Smith Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02
dw.tf Menco Ledger

Misses Jennie and Matte Kanes
gave an informal but most pleasant
come and 90 party. Monday
afternoon, for their guest, Mrs. Teas
dale. A continuous conversations
wab held throughout the hours from
three to six. Tea and waters wers
served IN the dining room.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

Churchill Kennan spent SUNDAY
with Alr. and Mrs. W D. Mason.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02
pLEMrY oE ooaa NOW.

Get in your orders, biz load s1.0O
delivered. dw1t
Wm. Pollock MN & Eley. Co,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

WANTED - White woman 70 do
nousework and cooking in family of
TWO. No washing. II. d. Hunter, d.
Jackson street, two blocks east Of
savings Bank. 5i-# wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02
HOME FOR SAVINGS.
North Missouri Trust co.

Come early, while we have your
size and Width. They are going fast
wilkins & Brown
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

Tbeo. Williams vent 70 St. Louis
to-day,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

WANTED = Good white girl for
general house work. Good wages. Ap.
ply A. G. Barnes, 422 S. jefferson ST
dw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02
PUBLIC SALE!

Having decided to quit farming.
! will seI al public auction, on the
farm known as the old Mht Hendrix
place. IL miles northeast Of Mex
ico, on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02
nAMr

T. J. Jerman Is on the sick list.
J. C. Loren sold pair Of mules to
e. MSGinnis of Centralia for s265.
J. F. Edwards is in Mexico on
the petit jury this week.
Wales Bros, Of Mexico. are doing
the interior decorating in L. McCar-
tvs new house this week.
The condition Of Chas. sellars re-.
mains about the same this week.
Miss Jessie Allison spent Sunday
with her parents Of near Beaver
Dam.
E. ]. Sims brought in 13l hogs
from Arkansas this week. They
cost IS per ewt. delivered.
J. w. McCammon is hauling the
lumber for his new house.
The Cant Camp N. W. A. installed
the following officers Saturday night
Jno. Mccory, Venerable Consul.
Lee Miller, Past Consul.
L. AeCarty, Royal Advisor.
E. J. Sims, Banker.
]. L. Smith, Clerk.
V. V. Smith. Manager.
X. P. seho1, Sentry.
Allen Duffy, watchman.
After the business was over. they
their wives and families
with an oyster supper. About 100
guests were present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

James McPheeterB is able to be
81. after a spell Of grip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

Mss Iona Dowen is home from a
visit In Benton City.
Mixed Seeds. Chick and Hen size
Smith Bros
Chas Muir has rented the billiard
farm porth Of Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-02

Thursday, in the Circuit Court. was
taken up with the Encouragement of
the court docket, and it was found
mat the present term would continue
unil March 1.
Judge Barnett granted change Of
venue to Pike county in the divorce
case :, OF Mason creasey VS.. Carrie B.
creasey.
z1neh Bleach Damask, all linen
extra sl.0O value, at 7se.
tickets & Emmons d. q. Co.
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Tin Plate Officers
viii Retain Places

was also claimed that the safe of the
union was Illegally opened by the
new officers for the purpose Of getting
the books and papers OF the union.
The defendants contended that they
were legally elected and had n full
right TO the books. aa well as TO re.
tain their respective Offices. The suit
was for writ Of mandamus. and the
point was made by the defense that
such writ could not be issued in
such case. According 10 the de-
cision. w. s Hunt will remain presi-
dent and Arthur Watkins secretary
Lawyer and TeaEarden were repre-
scented by Attorneys j. b. Somerville
and Frank Mcmahon. while Charles J.
Schuck and x. NJ Addleman appeared
Tor Hunt and Watkins.
The decision was not made on the
merits of the case. however. but mere
~ as TO the writ of mandamus. The
case itself IS still in the same condi-
Ton as before. and g. IS considered
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Township Clerk is
Accused Of Forgery

these % are orders drawn on the
school fund and nine on the town
ship fund. II Is believed that forged
checks viii aggregate $500.
Further investigation developed
that the names OF men TO whom the
orders are made payable. and whose
names are signed on the receipts. say
they never received the money.
Others positively deny they ever had
n claim against the township.
Mr. Lowman told Chief OF Police
Malone that 10 given an opportunity
be- would he able 20 make a salts.
factory explanation. which will show
the orders drawn and paid were reg
ulnr. Hc was arraigned before Squire
Morrell entered n plea OF not guilty.
and VAS remanded 20 jail under 81. 900
bond for a hearing later
Tho township authorities have ask.
ed fo have a state accountant sent 10
ieilaire 20 audit the accounts and
ascertain the exact amount OF the
shortage
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COMMISSIONERS

Inspect Plans for improving County
Buiding-Action on Ferry Fran.
chise Postponed.
80 fhe meeting OF thc board of
cDmmIe s.o1ors yesterday afternoon.
plane Tor Improvement fD hr made f1
fn" county end of fhr Cify building.
which w"ro presented hv Architect
George Mooney. were inspected Wr
Mooney HaH ordered fo r1 ahrud With
fho plans ami t0 aaf for bids ou thc
Improvements lle expects fo br
ready 'o advertise for The bids BOO
about fDu datE
1he application made hr fler
hluaor and Nlrfh of Martins Terrr.
fpr ferry franchise a~roaa tho Ohio
1f N.rh'1rd came up OF fhe morning
session Of fhc board but a bearing
of thn matter was postponed in order
fu allow lrnrrrr sam Uo.pn SOD
hcIon' fwr fo umiutrire hImroIf
NIfh fnn details Iu fHo franchise ordI
nance 1ffururv rorce Ia represent.
.ne parties opposed to granting ho
franchise
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JOHN p. LoWMAN, OF eELLAIRE.
ARRESTED.
said 70 Have Forged Orders On
Township Funds-Amount Of
Shortage Unknown.

John p. LOwman. OF Bellsire. clerk
or the Pultncy township board OF
trustees and the township board OF
education. was arrested late yester-
day afternoon by Chief Of Police Ma
hone. on warrant issued by Squire
j. w Morrell. an the instance Of the
presidents % the two boards on O.
charge Of forgery. b. being alleged
that Lowman forged the names OF
many people 90 checks in order 20
draw the money from the township
funds which he applied TO his own
use
Elmer W. Nichol. president OF the
township board 81 education. was the
first 20 discover The alleged IRREGULAR
ties which cover period dating from
September. 1910. STR NichoI arranged
meeting with Touuship Treasurer
Arthur stewart to cheek un fhc orders
drawn and paid. Tho township frue.
fees also ioired In fhr aDr. and Tho
examination or fhr account. disclosed
81 orders 900 ~ which appeared feb h.
Irregular fo fho iuFes.Islfors or
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HORTICULTURALIST

Cyrus +. Cox. OF Reading. Pa. a
State horticultural inspector Of Penn
sylvania. stopped in Wheeling with
his wife. after having made a tour Of
Greene county, inspecting orchards
and holding public meetings. On
Monday afternoon he was on the farm
Of W. ID. Jacobs. six miles northeast
OF Cameron. Mr. Jacobs has four
thousand fruit trees on his farm.
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SUPREME COURT REFUSES MAN.
OAMUS TO FORMER OFFICIALS.
Case Bitterly Fought by TWO Fac
tions-Chester Water Case
Submitted.

The fight in the local tin plate work
ers' union. which was brought before
the Supreme Court several days ago.
was decided yesterday in favor Of the
Two men now holding the Offices of
president and secretary. The suits
were brought by former officials 10
Dust the two newly elected ones from
their positions and compel the rein.
statement OF The others. The plain.
ms We're Charles r. Lawyer and Ben.
amin Teaearden. who sought 10 ous-
arthur Watkins and W. 5. Hunt.
II was claimed by the plaintiffs that
ne election by which they were dis
placed was Illegal. and arguments
we're introduced along this line. Ir
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very probable that further action will
be taken.
The Chester water controversy was
argued and submitted by the attor-
neys. The case involves the right OF
the town TO make a certain contract
with a water company TO supply the
town with water for the sum OF $780,
600. 20 be paid quarterly. Charles +.
Allison and other taxpayers contend
that the town has no legal right to
make a contract involving more than
five per cent. OF the assessed valua-
tion OF the town property. The de-
Tense claims that as the money is to
be paid quarterly the amount is with
I'm the law. The Circuit Court sus-
tanned the city and an appeal was
taken. Attorney J. p. SOmerville is
representing the plaintiffs, while the
city is defended by Hubbard e. Hub
bard. W. W. q c. ID. Ingram. w. d.
Moore and Billingsley & Clark.
Other cases before the court were
as follows:
Charles F. Allison ct al. VS.. Town
OF Chester. Argued and submitted.
Appeal from Hancock county.
William Allen ct al VS.. South Penn
Oil Company 81 al Submitted on
briefs. Appeal from Doddridge coun-
~.
State OF West Virginia VS.. James
Henaghen. Continued to Charles
Town term. Appeal from Tyler coun-
~.
Tusca Morris VS.. William F. Baird.
Continued TO Charles Town term.
Appeal from Doddridge county.
Johnson b. Smith VS.. Franklin NJ.
Davis. Submitted on briefs. Appeal
from Doddridge county.
Virginia Jennings VS.. Southern Car
bon Co. Submitted on briefs. Appeal
from Doddridge county.
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"The Easiest Wavr

Eugene Walters psav The Easiest
WAY made biz hit. but Hewitt
Brpfhsrs' Fastest Way Co do house
CLEANING is On, fiNorite among women
who think Their production. Uewitta
Easy Task soap. cleans woodwork
floors rugs. curtains dishes. cIothinr.
table uuen go hall fhr time required
hy Inferior cheap soaps. because DO b.
made Of pure cleansing agents and
docs DOT have Co depend on back
hrrakur health destroying efforts
Five cents cake
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OBITUARY


Carl NcIman. an old and we'll known
resident of OBJ" South side. departed
this If' yesterday morning 40 7.gD
O'Clock. following 9n illness Of the ln-
irW .''nf OF nee Mr Nciman was one
of ihc best known German residents
OF The city and was highly respected
h} % large cirDlc OF friends Iic was
in iho seventy second year OF hIs acc.
and bad resided for some time af No.
oot' Mr'oII0ch street Tho funeral
arranr"m'u' bad not been completed
last evening
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Gnme To-morrow.

The base hall team composed Or the
h0ys OF the intermediate grade ~ the
First NJ F. sunday school. will play che
second team Of the Manual Training
school tomorrow morning At 10 O'Clock.
The First NJ. +. team will line MP as fol
lows. 80. II0blitzel or Winters: So.
Eonksley. ~. Grant: IL. Houstni: r.
MrGlnne or Stamm: q. Foreman. n. lie
Faron or Elmer; @ Marshall. p. Pretty
man. Substitutes. !. Houstin. Campbell,
Johnson and IIirkle
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The uniform success that has at
tended the use of Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
made IL favorite everywhere. II
can always be depended upon. For
sale by all druggists.
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ELM GROVE

Homer Snith, Arrested on an Assault
and Battery Charge, Dismissed.
The trial % Homer Smith. who was
arrested on complaint OF Nellie Doyle.
on a charge Of assault and battery. was
held last evening before Justice OF the
Peace r. @. Hobbs. OF Wheeling. at the
county Jail. and proved TO be very inter
esting. After all the testimony had
been rendered Squire Hobbs dismissed
Smith on the grounds that although he
undertook 20 arrest the wrong person.
Ie was acting IN his official capacity rs
special officer FOR Squire william Mil
Ter. OF Elm Grove
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Patterron Council.

The regular monthly meeting - the
Patterson council will ho hold this even
ing in tle town hall and business Of n
routine nature viii he transacted.
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it d. worse than useless TO take any
medicine internally for muscular or
chronic rheumatism All That IN
needed is free application Of Cham
ler.ains Linimcnt. For sale by all
druggists.
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Society Meeting.

The second meeting or the Holy Name
Society 81 tle ST. Vincent pe Paul r
church. which was recently organ zed.
was held sunday evening a. -.ro o'clock
in fre church fn Linfor's addition. and
IN addition 90 an interesting musical
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