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that at such a beautiful season 30 disa-
greeable maiady as the so-called
sspring fever' should unfit great
many people to enjoy the unaccus-
toned sunshine and freshness that
prevails. What 10 spring feyer3 It ID
that sluggishness and irritabiiity
which everyone takes spring tonic
for. "Bad bloodo some people call IL.
A great deal OF ssblood medicine, is
sold IN the spring OF the year. The
blood, the vigor, the health must be
renewed with the trees and flowers
and grass. The principal difficulty 10,
which of the numerous tonics is the
best7 Which will cure permanently
and remove quickly all the disagree
able symptoms? Read what Mrs. Ad-
lin Adams, Grafton, KY, says of Pc
ru-na: "I was about to give mp AL
hopes when concluded to take Pc
ru-na. / believe it is the best medi-
cine in the world. I can't speak too
highly ofit."
A book containing several hundred
letters similar to the one from which
this is an extract, will be sent free to
any address by the Pe-ru-na Drug
Manufacturing Company, Columbus,
OHIO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31
WORCESTER ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
WORCESTER, NO., March 3o.-The
farmers are all anxious to get to SOW
ing oats. The question now ia, when
will you get to SOW?
Mr.. and Mrs. Upper, of Warrenton,
have returned home from q short visit
to friends and relatives here.
Pete Erdel has been breaking q
young horse. He can ride them to
Worcester, but be can't start them
back. Pete is q hustler.
F. L. LaForce has completed an ad-
dition to his store building. Thil
win give him . good deal more room
Mrs. whitehouss has also completes
q new house. Worcester is gradually
growing larger.
Our new road oyerseer ID out work
| ing the roads. Mr.. Morthiand say
he wants good roads.
James Dillard win have his mile
threshed a. soon ~ the weather i
good.
Peter Erdel shipped ont fur again
He says he win NOT snip any more thi
year, but remarks, "Boys, VIII b
with ron next year again =
Jake Eeaar Il using his new bugg.
pretty roughly.
OuIte ! number have boen atteudmi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31
Kidney and Bladder Troubles Quickly Cured.
You May Have Sample Bottle Of the Great Discovery,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Sent Free by Mail.

troubles and different medicines often
serious
docong trouble
evidences Of kidney trouble pain
water scany supply
cang kidney disease the face looks aow
badly Should further
urine aside
settling convincing proof that
kidneys and bladder need doctoring.
extraordinary effect of Dr. Kmers Swamp great
stands its wonderful
universally successful
quickly curing the
sample bottle
receipt Of
bottle Mention Mexico
Bnghampon, Y The
paper genuneness this offer
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31
THE NEW RAILROAD.
A Big and Enthusiastic Meeting Held
in Paris.
From the Paris Appeal

From the Paris Appeal.
The various committees appointed
8 weeks ago to work up the right OF
way for the proposed Eldon s. St.
Louis railroad, met ct Paris Saturday
evening. VIM. H. Bieriy reported that
he had seen every man on the line of
survey and found that 1t would take
o., 800 to pay right of way damages
through the north part Of the county.
In the Cradle OF Science district q
small but enthusiastic meeting was
held, those present subscribing $500 to
help pay for the right of way.
Jerry Baker, for the south side, re-
ported that it would require $7,575 to
pay for the right of way to the Au-
drain line. In the Carter district s465
had been subscribed towards paying
for the right of way, $265 in the Nc
Gee district and $s35 In the Long
Branch district.
Enthusiastic talks were made by
John Rudasil, F. A. Edwards, 8. 8.
Bassett, Judge Moss, Jerry Baker and
others and all agreed that as soon as
there was any assurance that the road
would be built the people would quick
ly subscribe money enough to pay for
the right Of way, which, including the
damages that would have to be paid
in Paris and vicinity, would amount
to about $4,000,
All agreed, also, that the cash bonus
of $75, 900 asked by the railroad officials
could never be raised. Before going
any further It was agreed to authorize
the secretary OF the meeting to write
to the railroad officials and ask them
If they would agree to build over the
recent survey through Monroe county
il the people would furnish the right
of way.
II an affirmative answer Ia received
an effort will be made at once to raise
the necessary money. 1t ought to be
subscribed in less than two weeks.
We believe it would be. Paris will do
her part when the time comes So
will the country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31
Healthy, Happy Babies

S&sAys SsESy >S@S
are generally the offspring OF healthy,
happy mothers. 1t would hardly be
natural If it were otherwise. The
baby's health and happiness depend
on the mothers. The mothers con-
dition during CESSATION particularly
exerts an influence on the whole life
of the child. II q woman 1s not care
full at any other time, she certainly
should be during the period prelimi-
nary to parturition. 1t is time when
greatest care is necessary, and nature
will be the better for q little help.
Even strong, well women will find
themselves feeling better, their time
OF labor sh ortened and their pains
lessened If they will take DR.. Pierce'a
Favorite Prescription. To those
whom troubles, peculiarly feminine,
have rendered in any degree weak, it
will prove a yeritable blessing. II ID
a good, general tonic for the whole
system, and at any time will promote
the proper and regular action of al
the organs. It is a medicine for
women only and for all complaints
confined toltheir sex is of inestimable
value.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31
w. W. Settle.

From the Sturgeon Leader.
w. w. Settle, a leading candidate
for Collector Of Audrsin county, was
born and raised about ten miles north
of Sturgeon, where he lived until
about 81 years OF age. He will poll q
large vote in Sailing township. He
has been a citizen of Mexico for thi
teen years. He served as Deputy
County Collector for two years and II
elected will be well-equipped by ex-
perience to fill the office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31
st. Louis Live Stock Market.


ST. LOUIS, March 30.-The native
cattle division had q run Of 90 cars
yesterday, the best cattle for two
weeks. Steers brought from %. .s5 to
$3.50, feeders ss.7o to $4.s5, heifers
$3 80 to e4.35, COWS &c. Is to $4.0O.
Hostile bulk OF the hogs sold at
ss.70 to 1886 against s.. to % so for
the bulk Monday. The inferior to faiz
mixed sold at % to $s.66, the good
mixed at $3.50 to "a. IS, pigs and light
lights up to 14s pounds average sold
at % to $500, light hogs, 15o TO 100
pounds average, ss to 4s.s5, medium
weights, 1856 to 245 pounds at 1870 to
$3.50, heavy culls at $3 35 to $3.50 and
heavy hogs, fair to best, sold at $s.7t
\ to o. 90.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
Appointments for Speaking During
March and April.

The candidates for the Democratic
nomination for the various offices in
Audrain county will, between now
and the primary, meet the people of
Audrain county, as follows:
MARCH.
Pleasant Plains, Thursday, 31st.
Vandalia, Friday, 1st.
Moomaw, Monday, 4th.
Beagles, Tuesday, 5th.
Molino, Wednesday, 9Th.
Bryan, Thursday, 7th.
Central, Friday, sth, at p. m.
Rowena, Friday, sth.
Sailing, Monday, 11th.
Macedonia, Tuesday, 18th.
Pisgah, Wednesday, 18th.
Crawford, Thursday, 14th.
Burnham, Friday, 10th.
Naylor, Saturday, 18th.
Skull Lick, Monday, 18th.
Duly, Tuesday, 18th.
Prairie Lea, Wednesday, Goth.
Cedar Grove, Thursday, 21st.
Erisman, Friday, 22d.
Mexico, Friday, 29th.
Speaking at all points to begir
promptly at 1880.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31
New Suits.

-- New Suits. .....
Emma r. Cottle vs. Fl. III. Sturgeon ;
damages.
j. L. Walker va. H. II. Sturgeon;
appeal J. P.
Chas. e. and Sue G. Storr vs. Jno.
Fox and r. L. McFadin; appeal ]. P,
J. O. Bassford VS.. o. W. HoffmeyeI
ct al; to revive Judgment.
T. ]. Holt vs. E. ]. Mansfield ct al;
to revive judgment.
Lacrosse Lumber 90. vs. H. B.
Medley ct al; on mechanics lein.
]. R. Browning VS.. A. P. Stuart et
al; on note.
State ex rel Chas. Cardwell VS.. VIM
Stuart; remanded.
Mansur, Tebbitts & 90. vs. Jones ei
al; reversed and remanded.
Richard J. Moore VS.. John Hardisty
appeal Justice Peace.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31
Ike. the Premium Winner.

Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement in the weekly LEDGER of r,
P. Moore, the owner of the widely
know saddle and harness horse, Ike,
who, in two years, won over $500 In
premiums In show rings. Mr.. Moore
asks that breeders who do not know
Ike, as we'll a. those who do, come
and see him. At the same place
can also be found the fine jack
GRAY Eagle,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31
BENTON CITY ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
BENTON CITY, NO., March 2s.-Tne
roads are in deplorable condition.
Miss Lizzie Ecton, who visited her
aunt, Mrs. Cox, OF Mexico, for q
week, returned Sunday.
Mrs. Shelton Douglass, who visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson,
last week, returned Sunday.
John Barker, who formerly clerked
for q. T. Northcutt, came over from
Laddonia Saturday, Waiting friends
and relatives. Mr.. Barker and two
brothers are now engaged in putting
up Kitselman Brothers woven-wire
fence in the neighborhood Of Farber
They report quite lot Of work en-.
gagged In this limo.
Mrs. Tiebe, mother-in-lAwo Of Henry
Weber, one Of our best citizens, died
at the homo Of HI. Weber Friday.
Funeral services were conducted b.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31
A Successful School Closed.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
BENTON CITY, March 30.--E. M.
Woody closed very successful seven
months term of school In Eureka dis
trict on Friday, March 25, with a very
enjoyable entertainment. The Eureka
Enterprise edited by Misses Anna
Knoebel and Della Kellerhals, de-
serves special mention. Mr.. Woody
also observed Arbor Day by setting
out 81 trees, which was done about a
week before the close of school. He
began school the following Monday,
March %, in Macedonia district with
an attendance Of 4s pupils the first
day. May success crown his efforts,
Respectfully,
PATRON
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31
SKINNER CLIPPINGS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
SKINNER, Mo-, March 29.-The
farmers have been almost at a stand
still for the past fortnight.
Bob Skinner purchased two good
horses lately at fair price.
Davis, the Snowman, is around with
his magic lantern and talking ma
chine.
Mrs. Crit. Berrey. of Young's
Creek, is home after an extended stay
in New Mexico.
John F. Baker purchased a fine
3-year-old Hereford cow from parties
near Hannibal, paying $500 for her
Jim Fox purchased two fine head oi
the same kind of stock from the same
parties that Mr.. Baker did, paying
very fancy prices for them.
A fine and interesting programme
will be rendered at Fox next Friday
night. This will be one of their meet
ing programmes, which come every
two weeks regularly.
JEFF Gatewood was called to Texai
to the bedside Of his daughter, Mis-
Margaret, who is considered danger
ousiy i'll, some two weeks ago. 1t j
to be hoped that she is better by thi
time.
MIR. Pittman, of Strother, Monro'
county, moved to the o. L. Brut
farm last week.
John P. Harrison is having tn
every other-day chills.
| Prof. Thomas A. Craighead has beel
troubled with the chilis ever sine
last August. Seems as though 1t
about time they should let up on him
as he surely has had his share, an
they certainly do serve q felloy
roughly.
| Frank L. MCGEE will begin his sum
mer term of school at Gatewoo'
school house next Monday.
Prof. A. A. Anderson closed sue
cessful term of school at Central Las
Friday week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31
RUsH HILL ITEMS.

Correspondents Of the Ledger.
RUSH HILL, No., March 30.-Home
few have sown oats in this vicinity.
J. O. Mitchell and George Seal re-
turned from Mississippi Monday,
bringing with them one car load Of
sheep.
Thomas Miller, north OF town, re-
turned from st. Louis Saturday with
one car load Of stock cattle.
Roy Hicksen bought one car load Of
feeders last week on the st. Louis
market.
r. O. Mecklin arrived here Tuesday
from Ohio and win work for his
brother, Dick, this season.
Jesse James, son of Quincy James,
after long spell of illness, died Mon
day, aged 81 years. He had suffered
for quite q time but is now at rest. he
was q bright young man and had
many friends and was well liked by ali
who knew him. He was buried In the
Laddonia cemetery Tuesday.
The candidates made Rush HillMon-
day night and all said their little
speech. We are glad to know they
are getting along 80 nicely and don't
abuse each other, but get out and
hunt the voter and ask for your sup-
port on April 80.
r. G. Hale and Miss Florence Kirk
patrick win close their term of schoo
here Friday. They have taught q
good school with which the patronI
are very much pleased.
Rush Hill is to have new Christ
ian church. A move to that effect Il
under headway and the people art
donating literally.
Born, to Will Kennedy and wife
March ~, daughter.
]. P. Harper is making cyclone
cellar.
Gardens In Rush Hill are backward
on account of the wet weather.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31
A BIG SALE OF HEREFORDs
Will Take Place ut Bolton, Cas-
County, No., ON April 18th.

In the Daily md Weekly LEDGER
will be found tse advertisement Of
auction sale OF 100 Herefords to take
place at Belton, Cass County, NO., on
Friday, April 10Th, 1893. Read the
advertisement closely and address
Scott & March, Bolton, Mo-, for cata-
logue. Some bargains will be offered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31
LONG BRANCH ITEMS.


LONG BRANCH, NO., March 2s.-Wil-
liam Gilbert has been very low with q
cancer, but is some better at this writ
ing. He is still in a dangerous condi-
tion.
Jimmie Dowell and Charley Peck
attended the young peoples society
at Ira Ellis, near Molino, Friday night.
Oat sowing was talked of for while
but, on account of wet weather, it has
almost been forgotten.
Owing to the cold snaps lately the
peach crops are very doubtful.
Taylor Skinner is candidate for
matrimony in Audrain county, but he
was canvassing in Monroe county a
short time ago.
The next meeting of the Young Peo-
pie's Society will be held at Mr.. Frank
Price's on April sth.
1t is thought the war was put off till
antumn in order to give George Carr
time to ship some more mules tc
Texas.
1t is reported that Prof. Billy Will
son, of Youngs Greek, has taken 9
notion to turn the main channel oi
the creek. In order to do this hs
called in his neighbors and had loe
rolling. They proceeded to fill ahs
creek with logs till noon, when il
began to rain. The next morning the
creek was running in it's old channe
with no obstruction in its way. He
was as successful as the people of old
when trying to build tower to react
heaven.
Little Robert, the three-year- ole
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Miller
was drowned In Youngs Greek Sunda,
morning between 10 and IL O'Clock
The remains were buried at Bere,
Monday afternoon at O'Clock
Everyone expresses sympathy towart
the bereaved parents.
The saw mill near Long Branci
store, owned by Willie Doweli ant
See Arnet, will be moved to Young
Greek in a short time.
We would like to know where Ton
Berry and Charley Peck went Sunda,
evening and why Lewis Rudasill goe
| to Molino SO often.
i The Long Branch school begins sool
with Miss Lena Dowell as teacher
We wish her successful school.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31
w. & L. @. Ammerr1,a1l.
Real Estate rrsnsssrs.

Real Estate Txan9fefbs
EH M. Cox TO Pessr Mundy, lots 2
and 8, block /, Earbart's Addition -
Laddonia, 500.
Chas. O. Davi' lc0b W. Atchlson+
les acres In n s6.6f-sand a0-bi-Ss
e4,250.
Peter Mum Vii N. Coz, - acfen
In Is, n and 5, q, ,eoe.
VIM. J. y,inscott 70 TAn1 ss.
try, lot ! o d south half Of ~ & hle
II, Highland AddItion to 1fsxIco, IN.
VIM. and Isaac n. D0ty "A Nm. N
and Melvin 4. Ksnnet, = acree = lQf
|62-I0, ee,600. AZ sGi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31
Jewel Stoves and Ranges.
FERRIS & OAUTHoRN.

Mrs. Joseph Steinman, of this city,
and Oscar Krieger, of Martinsburg,
went to Jefferson City yesterday to
attend the funeral of Miss Emma
Schafer, of that CITY,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31

the show at the Opera House In Msx-
leo this week.
Thomas Miller and SON, Frank, have
returned from the South. They did
not bring any cattle. Mr.. Miller has
returned from 1t. Louis with some.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31

The Court Of Appeals has reversed
and remanded the snit against w. r.
Reed and J. Mod. Trimble, who were
on the bond of Frank Tucker, guard
ian OF the Williams children.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31
Notice to Candidates.

The executive committee of the
Democratic County Central Commit
tee of Audrain County hereby noti-
fies all candidates in the Democratic
primary which Is to be held April 80,
1898, that the assessments for cam
paign expenses must be paid to the
treasurer of the committee, John Abb
bay, not later than April 20 next.
In order that there may be no ad-
vantage shown any candidate in the
arranging of the names on the pri-
mary ticket, the committee has de.
cided that the names will be arranged
In the order in which the assessments
are paid. The first candidate to pay
will come first on the ticket.
No payment can be made before
Saturday, April 9.
The assessment includes district
county and township officers.
HENRY WEBER,
Chairman Executive Committee
t.' --z-4 -s-+ ---
Poultry netting makes a cheal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31
County News.
YANDALA ITEMS.

Corraspondepce OF the Ledger.
VANpALIA, No., March 28.-Ernest
johnson, Of this city, is spending sew
eral days In Frankford the guest OF
friends.
Miss Atha Grafford, one Of our in
dustrious young ladies, is trying to
organize spring subscription school.
Success to Miss Atha.
Miss Mollie Middleton, Of this city,
returned Thursday from Montgomery
City after visit there with friends.
While there she was one of the attend
ants at tho Whiteside- -Nevens we'd
ding.
"Tootn Ellis, one of Vandalia's most
industrious young men and editor and
proprietor OF the Mail and E1press, is
visiting IN New London.
Rev. Chatten, OF Moberly, will take
Rev. Harbett's place in the pulpit Of
the M. e. church the first Sunday In
April. We extend to Rev. Chatten
our welcome to the town OF vandalia.
Rev. Harbett leaves this week for
Atchison to preach for year. We
regret to lose Mr.. Harbett and family
from our city, as they have made
many friends while here.
The Reading Circle met ct Miss CAL
lie Morris, one Of our public school
teachers, Friday night. Refreshments
were served in due manner and q good
time reported among all.
Miss Annie Love, of Farber, visited
Miss Ora Alvis the first of the week.
Miss Mae Conway gave party to
her many friends Saturday evening,
but on account of the rain not many
were out. Those who went spent the
evening in good way.
Mrs. Bevins and two children spent
Saturday in Wellsville the guests of
relatives.
Mrs. Odell and little child left Sum
day afternoon for their home in St.
Louis.
One of our brightest young ladies
stole a march on her many friends
Wednesday night. Miss Maude Bon
durant and Mr.. Claude Rose, both of
Aadrain county, were married by Rev.
Ohinn. Miss Maude will be missed
among her friends in this city. These
are bright and industrious young peo-
pie and may their lives be full of joy
and happiness.
Orvfll Smith, one of our enterpris-
ing boys, has accepted a good position
in st. Louis and will leave in a few
days for that city.
Miss Dora Huddleston ia visiting
her brothers in Sc. Louis.
Miss Lena Woodlan, the teacher OF
the primary room of the public school,
is very sick at this writing. The little
ones miss her very much.
James Dye has sold his interest in
the grocery store to his partner, John
Smelsor.
Mrs. Frost and children, of st. LOUIS
are visiting her brother, Mr.. Frost, in
this city.
Miss Allen, who bought Mrs. Nor.
ris' millinery store, is having it cleaned
and papered.
Mr.. Robbins, editor of the Mexico
Tribune, will lecture at the Methodist
church April 4, 1898. Admission fee
ten cents.
Mrs. Fox is spending several days
in MAYHEM with relatives.
| Norman Laird is home from Chilli
cothe.
A letter from John Alvis, formerly
Of this city but now of Oklahoma, say
that work is increasing there every
day.
George Brice and family moved t.
their farm near Elk Lick Monday
We regret to lose Mr.. Brice and famil,
from our town, but wish them success
on the farm.
Rev. Haggerty, of Center, has re
turned to his home after visit will
friends.
| Brother Wales left Sunday evening
for Louisiana to give series of lect
ures on "One Faith, One Baptism, On
God"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31

Mrs. Thos. Daniel, OF Thomp'on,
returned home Tuesday after . visit
with E. H. Mcdonald.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Tandy Gentry are vis-
iting In Centralia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31

Otto Patrick, the young son Of Mrs.
Patrick, broke his leg Sunday morn
ing, getting mixed up with RUNWAY
horse. While his injury 10 paintlnl II
win not prove serious,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31

J. d. Miller has purchased Of Jno. J.
Steele the residence and four elegant
residence lots lying between West
Monroe and West jackson streets in
this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31

William West has sold his home
place to DIR. Hawkins and win build
IN elegant new residence frollting
south ON the old West homestead.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31

For Ssle-Lumber.
We offer for sale the lumber In the
buildings and sheds on our plant.
d6t-w4t MEXICO FIRE BRICK Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31

Ferris & Cauthorn are headquarters
for poultry netting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31

4. @. jolly, after a visit of several
weeks with his mother in tnis ,,ity,
left Tuesday for his home in Bm.lin-
game, Kan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31

Mrs. Samuel Morris and daughter,
Gertrude, returned Tuesday from a
visit In st, Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31
HATTON ITEMS.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
HATTon, Mo-, March 2s.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. M. Hatcher spent Saturday
and Sunday in Mexico.
Mrs. Williams has been quite sick.
Sunday School will be organized at
Pleasant Grove next Sunday.
Sam Boles, Of Auxvasse, visited his
uncle, 1. W. Boulware, Saturday.
News is exceedingly scarce.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31
GANTITEMs.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
CANT, Mo-, March 2s.-E. F. Beatty
sold ten head of thoroughbred Shrop-
shire sheep to W. 81. TripletU.
T. B. Morris, of Laddonia, sold thir-
teen head of steer calves to R. J..
Hickey last week for $14.10 per head
John Gildea last week sold a fine
COW to Fl. T. CAN'T for $45.
R. J. Hickey sold forty-five head of
sheep to N. r. White for $50 per
head.
John Beatty is putting up a new
string of woven-wire fence.
DR.. J. E. Wallace, of Cant, was in
Mexico Saturday.
O. Fl. Baker visited his cousin, Joe
Baker, last Sunday.
Jim Shock bought horse from
w. e. Reed for $50.
We understand Elder Cant Creason
going to move to this neighborhood.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31

Mary N. Syler has been elected to
take q child's part in the estat,, of
William Syler in lieu OF dover In
samo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31

O. d. Rodgers, OF the Slater bank,
was In town on business Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31

Al nature 70
renewed In the
springtime. The
sky takes on .
fresher lor.
the trees don
their e aster
garm . ants, ev-
erythiDg seems
glad and happy.
IT aaArna n nifv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31

DIR. Adams is home from q business
trip to Glasgow, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31

Mics Browning is home from Yer
non, Texas, after q pleasant winter
with Judge and Mrs. Sumner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31

Mrs. o. K. Brown has returned
from Cole county, where she was
called by the death of q relative.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31
Money 70 Losy

Money to Loan.
We have home and eastern money
TO loan on most favorable terms.
22-6m MooRE q HOWELL,
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31

Hon. w. M. Treloar will let the con-
tract for the new post-office building
Eridav
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31

Il. @. FAIRIES, Of Garfield, Wash, is
the guest of w. L. Corner. Mr..
Fares formerly lived in Centralia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31

w. A. Edmonston has returned
from business trip to Centralia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-31

Eugene Tomlinson, of Perry, was
III town Tuesday.