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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12
J. F. ILEwELLYE.
Argues Against the Issuing Of $3b,'
900 Worth Of Bonds

10 the Editor Of the Ledger
MEXICO, Dec.7.--If the expectations
Of those who favor municipal lighting
is based on recent statements in the
LEDGER, they will be sadly disap-
pointed, as they must divide their ex-
pectationslby twelve.
The best results will only give ten
incandescent lamps, With the power
used for an arc lamp in place or I25 as
stated.
The cost to municipal plants, using
800 horse power, is s4.4s per lamp. an
nually, IN place Of 40 This cost is
the average Of g plants. When the
power used isunder LOO horse power,
the eost is se.e0.
As the ordinance Will tax the elts
ss5. 00o and interest, II is 4 very doubt
fll economy.
II accidents oecHrr and law saits
come. we had better put baek the
wooden walks and tight it OUT on a
field we have tried rather than pas
for chances Of damage suits.
The United States loses money on
postal and money order business. Eng
and loses money on telegraph busI-
ness Russia loses money on tele-
phone, but all can pay oat with taxes.
So municipal plants are selling lights
for less than cost. as per their own re-
ports. ]. +. LLEwELLYN.
Next week heavy silver soc thimbles,
25c az nearinris.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12
Practical Righteousness.

kruut the dentfHon NlAtg I41DuHts
The annual meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Association Of Mis-
Isourl. which adjourned Saturday d
Columbia, Is said to have been The
most largely attended and successful
in the history of that body. Its mem-
bership has largely increased during
the past year, and It never was 50
great force in this State. 1t reaches
a class OF people whom the churches
do not--commerclal men, railroad men
and students. It has handsome build
ings at st. Louis. st. Joseph, Kansas
City Popular Bluff, Springfield,
Monett, Moberly, De Soto and other
points, where it gives constant evil
dence OF its benevoIence, and which
affords it great opportunity for WELD
ing religious influence among railroad
men especially.
The great railroad corporations fully
appreciate the valuable work 1t is do
ing for them, and gladly contribute
literally toward the erection of its
buildings. To the work Of the 7. NJ.
@. A. has been largely due the marked
Improvement in the moral character
of railroad employees. Scarcely less
effective has been the service It has
performed in the great cities or in the
colleges.
Itstands for practical righteousness,
II IS sane and rational In its methods.
It makes religion a plain, everyday
thing, diyests it Of every semblance Of
sanctimoniousnes or unnatufalness
and makes 1t CHEEKY and practical.
Whatever may be ones view of re-
ligious matters he will not question
the value Of any organization which
renders men purer and elevates them
socially and intellectually. Every such
organization is worthy Of encourage
ment and help. It means q noble
citizenship, happIe9 domestic life, and
greater commercial prosperity.
It IA supplementary TO the church,
and not In conflict with It. There
should be one In every community,
especially in jefferson City.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12


Writing 81 Rev. W. A. Hanna, Of
this city, the centEalia Courier says;
the meetIngat the Methodistchurch
lcloaed Wednesday hight after con.
tinnlng three weeks, Rev W. A.
Hanna, Of Mexico, assisted the pastor
preaching twice a day to large con
gergations. Ills sermons were strong,
lclear and f0rcefully delivered The
church was much built up BY the
meeting. There were 81 additions.
Rev. ". a. Hanna was born and
reared 10 Galloway county near Hat.
ton. He was converted at Pleasant
Grove church when 10 years old, and
was licensed % preach BY the quarter
|ly Conference at the Columbia cir
|eult ct Mt Zion whIle pet 10 his
teens He received his FIRST appoint
ment In Kansas at the age OF 20. He
has been a Methodist preacher 81
years and during bis ministry S,6ss
persons have been received into the
church. He has flied circuits, mis-
sions, stations and Office Of presiding
elderserving Nebraska city, ,Atchlson,
piattsburg, Macon, Fayette, .Hundley
church 81. Joe, Fulton and Mexico.
He is now serving his fourth year at
Mexico and is greatly beloved by bis
congregation.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12
NURSING MOTHERS

A mothers poor health is bad
enough for the mother but
worse stilI for the nursing
baby.
Mothers find SCOTS Emul-
sion a nouris hing and
Strengthening food. II the
breast milk is scanty or thin
Scots Emulsion win make ii
rich and more abundant.
When mothers take Scott
Emulsion the babies share in
the benefits. Thin babies grow
fat. Weak babies get strong
Ns'flssad goa issls % ~. n yea Hke
SCOTT 4 AowEks - RssFl sssrss. Nsu Yssk
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

II. T. Crawford. Of Sturgeon. No.,
made the LEDazR a pleasant call this
week, and saYs that large number d
horses are dEing in the uest elad uf the
He safs that The fodder i
The cause eI il. Mr. Crawford feeds
bis horses eoed clean corn. hay ara
EoQd waller. and BIS hofsss ara getting
along aIl right He feels suFe II
cause of the death Of 30 many heFze.
throughout Missouri at this tine L
lhs zzss7f eoFa and fs.t5He4.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

CoLUmUs o., Dec. 4.-Couneilnaar
Welehers announces his intention e
introduce next Monday night an ortli
nance to require women TO veal
dresses at least three inches from the
ground while On the streets Of Column
bus. This vii Be 4 companion TO the
ordinance just passed in the interest
of health prohibiting expectorating
on the sidewalks.
XII Hammersteln. member Of the
Council, who fought the anti.spfttine
ordinance. appeared on the streets
last night with a euspidor suspended
from his neck and heating against hls
breast.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12
ANoIEHT wIsDoH.

Say not unto thy neighbof,
Go, and come again.
And tomorrow will give thee;
When thou hast It by thee.
Devise not evil against thy neighbor
Seeing he dwelleth securely by thee
There be six things which the Lori
hateth.
Yea. seven which are an abominatior
unto Him:
Haughty eyes,
A lying tongue,
And hands that shed Innocent blood
An heart that deviseth wicked i'm,
aginations,
Feel that be swiftinrunning TO mis-
chief,
4 false witness that uttereth lies;
And he that soweth discord among
brethren.
Men do not desipse q thief. If he steal
To satisfy his soul when he Is hungry.
THE MODERN VIEW.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12
Ice Plant Did Not Burn.

Kelly Pool, Of the Centralia Courier,
means well toward Mexico In the fol.
lowing. but he Is decidedly of In the
statement that the ice plant burned.
1t is still doing business At the old
stand. not even having been threatened
By 3 fire. The Courier says:
Mexico Is having hard luck. losing
her wagon factory and Ice plant with
IN week BY fire. But incidents like
these do not seriously cripple good
town like Mexico. Full Of public
spirited citizens with energy and
money, abe will continue % grow big
ger and better with each passing
uaar .
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

A piece Of flannel dampened with
Chamberlanis Pain Balm and bound
to the affected parts Is superior to any
plaster. When troubled with lame
back or pains In the side or chest. give
it trial and you are certain 10 be
more than pleased with the prompt
relief which it affords. Pain Balm
also cures rheumatism. One appliea-
tion gives relief. For sale By Buck
-ner s. NhNner. drnaeislS
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

DIR. TARLEroN Il. BEAN, who has
been connected with the United
States Fish Commission since 1874,
and with all the great fish exhibits
since that date, has been appointed
Chief Of the Department Of Fisheries
for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
Dr. Bean is the author of many books
on IchthyoIogy which are accepted as
standards uf scientific authority.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

GRKENFfI.IsK. IA.s Dec. "A blue
eyed heroine of eight summers In The
person Of little Clara sehlossef, daugh
ter Of Fred sehloszer. saloon keeper
Is resolving homage from scores Of
thankful travellers and the members
q Ihe cFew Of Chicago Milwaukee &
St. Paul train No. 1. which, by her
presence Of mind. slas saved from dis.
astsr. ! horse IN crossing the track
near her home became fastened in The
eulxert. and the little girl knew she
coaid not summon help before the
train arrived going at full speed She
took Of her little red Jacket. and
standing On the track. waved Il
frantIaalIy Al the approaching engine,
bringing il to stop.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

From the Chicago Record Herald.
II It took war to raise the tax 0n
whiskey los1 I0a gallon tlle war should
have The credit. but there Is no reason
why The tax should be diminished. II
Is Just IS good i tax ia peace as In
war and there are many taxed af1i-
eies upon which reductions would Be
Of immensely greater value to the
public.
Aside ffem the dIsEilleFs themselves
| the only persons who have an interest
in the decrease which the dlstiElers
seek arc the manufacturers q those
articles. Even Il they benefit By q
tariff which IS 80 large that It gives
them protection while not increasing,
Is Il should. The revenues Of the GOV.
eminent. they always feel more conn
Portable when Ties see swaE tazasss
going down because they can claim.
without going into particulars. that
tie tariff is more than ever invl0ahle
As 4 revenue producer.
bat II var sax Is meant = ha an n
1nFlsas epIthet because . vsf ~ Is II.
exclusive tax there i much greater
cause Why some Of the customs aeslss
should Be reduced rather than Ihs Iax
On ahlskeF. IN mefe eaEzuFY glance
Ne and duties q les. - and sas per
esnt IN Tie nlneley law Tie wis.
Ee1 lax Is mild b comparison. and It
III gees 70 Ihe government where's
the other daes not
If there Is 70 Be any Feaaius6Hens
Ilef Il be with the tariff bz I'll means
and let Tie lax On Whiskex remain
/ where It IS. This course ean b rec.
commended the mere cheeFfnllf b
cause that Is. 81 III gallons shieh Is
nov lying ii hona vii not snoil asfh
are. Il vii er1H more smooth and
mellow and valuable. even while i i
held % speculation. and there Is Ger
Ialnlf 20 obligation "a The govern
ment tn meet The anfielpallons pl III
spectators b giving them q rshala q
sIxly millions Thsz manufactured
1he sfnlE skIla The lAx Hss aked Il
fsIla Thes hss ~ pesslple gzief'
anes sad tnsg VII iaks she HpHeF eas
q tie consumer ans gNaf.
I1sa eansaIlns feiIeeEIoH also that
Il there should Be q zIizllt decrease lH
consumption It aIll net b national
Ie4ianffF.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12
FEATURES OF TaE FAR
a Limited Use 81 Color ArbarfsI
Decorations : Water Supply Ssr
an Purposes

ST. LouIs, Dec. The buildings u
the Louisiana Purchase ExpoSitaon
wFil Be 3 cream n ivoFy white in their
extessors and eazioaa5es. celor w1ll
be used Ia those portiaEs II The build
ings thrown into the SHADOW. such Is
the interior sails q ioggSas. for a cgr-
siderable n1uheg q shic2s taae plans
provide. On these Intersor walls
along which the ceiling ef the col
lnades casts shadow there win be
mural paintings and other color e.
fects There viii b no general coloE
scheme in The St Louis Worlds Fair.
Trees have boen feiled ia Forest
Park on the site Of the big buildings
only. Il is the intention Of the de-
signers Of the landscape TO justify II
possible the name Forest City which
has been attached TO the exposition IN
advance. Altogether. about $50 acres
have been cleared but not all the
trees On this tract have been cut. All
those trees which b. their hardy
growth OF their beauty Of form have
warranted such treatment, have been
saved and win at the proper time be
transplanted 70 the avenue Of the big
exposition pictnEa. The feiled trees
have made about 800 curus Of wood
which is being sold to the highest bid
der, dealer or consumer The money
raised by this means will be turned
into the treasury OF the company.
Pure, clear water is TO be used IN
the canals, lakes and lagoons OF the
exposition. At least one big aFtesian
well win be sunk ON the site of the
Fair. The executive committee has,
according to director OF works Taylor,
authorized this. The we'll is to be of
Q inch bore and about 1900 deep, which
is the depth at which flow Of water
IS struck By wells in the vicinity Of st.
Louis.
All the water raised by artesian
wells near st. Louis is, however, strong
~ impregnated with hydrogen sui
phide. 1t Is the intention to use this
water only for the still water effects.
This water Is to be pumped at night
and BY morning 1t win have lost any
odor it may have had at first. For
the cascades and fountain effects, city
water passed through pressure and
gravity filters will be employed. The
drinking water Will in addition be
passed through pasteur filters.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12
BROWN q SMITH.
viii Dissolve Partnership and Mr..
Brown viii Go West.

Messrs. Brown s Smith are arrang.
ing to close out their business on the
south side Of the square and about
February LIST the partnership will be
dissolved, when Mr.. Brown will move
with his part Of the stock 10 some
city In the west. In the meantime
unless Mr.. Smith finds a partner he
will close out his interest also.
Both Of these gentlemen are sub
stantial business men and we are very
sorry to lose either one from Mexico,
We need such men to make Mexico q
attv
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12
rRoGRAEME


TIE following rfggramme Will Ne
rendered 81 Mis- Anna cusbcrss,n
and her scholars al the Christian
Church id Rush Hill Dec. aisk com
mencinR af Z O'clock 0. M:
Instrumental Solo Uncle Josls's
HuskIng Dance: Miss Culbertson.
Violin S5lo soldiers Joy, Ray
mond Hox.
Recitation Pant0mime. Miss
Annie Taylor.
Instrumental solo Little Friends
Polka. & Miss Beulsh CulbeFtson.
Instrumental Soto tMoSqnito
Waltz, Miss Myrtle Ham
Violin Solo Haste 70 The We'd
ding. Raymond Fgk.
Instrumental solo Among the
Flowers, Miss FipHnce Paisley.
Instrumental Sole = Souvenirs q
The First Bali. /" Miss Nina Taylor.
Violin Solo Mississippi SAVERS, I"
Raymond Fox.
Instrumental S0le-' Lany Betty s
Dance, Z Mary MeCiintie,
Duet = "Volksliea Song" Misses
Cnlhertson and Pasleg
Vocal Solo Take Me Back to yir-
gInia, Miss Hester Kennett.
Instrumental Solo aDIkie Bells
Tw0-Step Sz1sse Deyaney.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

II he E.aiaaf q he zsedeeA
MinpLETowN, Dec J. Elder Z. II i.
Taylor. Of Hush nm. hss lnas closed
q very successful meeting a1 uoFen
ia which The rreSby teflans iuihed Us.
Elder Taylor did The preaching and
did It veil. Results sh8w that ten
PfesDyterians, twenty one Baplizls
and three Meghodists joined their
respective churches.
Rev. Pearson l.ovelaee's 5 tender pray
eEs and earnest exhor1ations. and
Bes. TayIeF'aeleaf cut gospel preach
ing aud evangelistIc spirit won the
hearts Of our people. It IS seldom
that patrons of their ewn churches
have such religious awakening Is has
been At this place. Yours fra1afnallF.
A PRKsHYfEH44N.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

SIT often made my heart ache, =
writes 4, C. Overstreet, of Elgin,
Tenn. TO hear my wife cough until Il
seemed her weak and sore lungs would
collapse Good doctors said she was
30 far gone with consumption thar nc
medicine or earthly help could save
her but a friend recommended Dr.
Kings New Discovery and persistent
ass of this excellent medicine saved
herlife = IFS absolutely guaranteed
for coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma
ana all threat and lang diseases. SOC
and 81 at ]. + aIewelIyn's. Trial bot.
Ties free.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

We recommend Botanic Hlood Balm fB. b b.
Ter af elood troubles. eaeh as ulneFs. eailnf
serss, 1efsnsas ecsemas itching hamors, pin
Htess nptiss csFeaaeieH, hlood noiseR, echins
haaHs lazfeFi1E aQFes5 cancer, eatarfh, rheu'
msllsai. Easaate hl1od Balm cures al malig
n9nI AiuaA q skin diseases. especially adFiaed
fef cd. eesn seated casna fteafes whrh eli
elaa feiis. Heals HFei ; sara % Elmple, stops eli
aches sad pans b giving healthY blood sup.
nsF. thoroughly tasted faF tAlfiy seara. Thons
aHta ranea. kt drag stores. 81 % per large
bottle Oar readers viii receive & trial treat.
menl free b. writing Or 0iIaIn. s1s Mitchell
S.. Atlanta, c.. DesefIha tfcubla and free
medical advice rItea. Aa1Icins serk at once
1ssA=4.fts
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

Two big revival meetings are IN
active progress In Calonei Bob Whites
tosn uE Mexico. and the sinners arr
being gathered IN IL dFoves. Il Is said
But the good work will have to b
successfully continued for ; consider.
able time longer hefaFe the field can
b locked upon As > promising one n
which % begin the publication Of :
Republican naner.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

Among the tens af thousands who
have used Chamberlain Cough
Remedy for colds and Ia grippe during
the past few years. 90 our knowledge
not q single case has resulted ID pneu-
monIa. Thos. Whitfield : CO, 20
Wabash avenue. Chicago. one Of the
most prominent retail druggists il
that city. II speaking # this says
g We recommend ghamBeFlaln's S Cough
Remedy for ID grippe b many cases.
as t not only gives prompt and COM
plels recovery. bnI also c1unleFacts
ang tendency Of u grippe t. result ii
pneumonia. FoF sale b Huekner &
WhifneF. druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

There Is q remarkable wheat stack
% a farm near stEadhroke. England.
Il Nas built In 1878 and the owner
made ; vow that be would never
thrash L until il realized 81 = saek, :
price which has never been offered.
The stack stands on al iron support ?
fees from the ground, and IS n al ex-
eeIIent state q preservation. L IS
estimated Ehat the stack contains e5a
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

From the Hartford Times
The following little article is print
ed ''to whom it may concern A
similar scene, we venture to say, has
been the experience Of all newspaper
editors.
The editor OF paper printed in
thriving town only few miles from
Iowa City was asked the other day 10
publish an article roasting a citizen.
Certainly he said to the caller.
.swhat shall saysn He was furnished
with an outline of what was wanted.
and Wrote an article that was
scorcher.
"That's splendid, exclaimed the
friend, when the article was read to
him: sthat'll make bis hair erinkie.
sAlI right said the editor; lets
see, what are your initiaissn
Good heavenslr said the citizen.
''you are not going to sign my name
to thatg'
why notsn asked the editor.
II wouldn't have any one know 7
had anything 20 do with that for the
world. / can't afford to get into 4
scrap with my neighbors.
The editor smiled benevolently and
said, "Why should I mix up IN the
scrap that does not concern nes Why
should you expect me TO assume the
blame for publication Of an article TO
which yon are afraid 20 sign your
namesf
The man stopped his subscription
to the paper and went away mad.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12
Eand f.haznad fa pnisa.1

PutreiyIng food IN the Intestlnes
produces effects like those Of arsenic,
but DR.. Kings New Life Pills expsl
the pois0ns from elugged bowels, gently
aud easily, but surely, curing eonsti.
patton hllionsness. sick headache.
feYers. al liver. kidney and bowel
troubles. go al ]. F. Llaaellyns
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

Elnz HaseliIsen. Il 5ezf I'D died 81
he home Of ksF parents. NF. and AFs.
4. HalehIssn. an Wesf 1IeHfes street.
THURSDAY afternoon.
Ths remains I'll hs sakzu b var
rsalen for Inlsfnsal.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12
Il Isn't tie Cooks Fsull,
Il Isn't your GlaeeF's Fault,

that he huI4 eoHee toa jazs
purchased taEas ont 10 be sliaeEs
enEfFon the sane kind bought
before. Coffee purchased e
bulk IS sure II varY.
The sealed package h sE.zz
LION COFFEE Is sslsI i..s.|.|.
enifofm ilaeaf and slrensEs
also keeps The eokes lE
iasufss absolute psHiEs.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

II you would have an appetite like a
bear and a relish for your meals take
ChambeTlain's Stomach and Lives
Tablets They correct disorders Of the
stomach and regulate the liver and
the bowels. Price. p cents. Samples
free at Buckner s Whitney's drug
Store
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

In some of the towns III Missouri The
business men have made an agreement
with each other net "a patronlze trav-
cling advertising snaps, but to
spend their money with iocal news
papers They get results II they ae.
vertise with the local press.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

st. Louis, Mo-, November 5.--nr. Z.
w. Hall Dear Sir have been
troubled with rheumatism for two
years and one bottle Of the Texas
Wonder, Halls great discovery, has
completely cured me and / cheerfuIiy
recommend It to the public. Yours
truly, A. j. CR0MM1M,
4Q20 Cottage Avenue.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

AceoRntNa e tradition, snow IL
December indicates good wheat
crop. and according te eserF dag facts.
good wheat crop means biscuits f0f
breakfast.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

iieved n sx hours bv NEH GRR4E sor1H
&AHHxCAE KEnEHT CuHE Il + great sur
F4izz "a aeeout Of is { exeeedlhE pfcUrtre<S =
relieving pain IN bladder. kidneys and back. n
naaIe D feaaale. ReiieFes retentioa Of water
almost tuaHe1IateiY. Il YoE want aaick relief
nHd eyre thlz = the remedy. Sold ~ j. +.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12
i.aksnan & Barnes Make Another
Big Deal.

Lakenan & Barnes as agents, Thurs
dag sold for T. M,Kimball, his elegant
3s5 acre farm. about ) miles east Of
this city, to w. D. Shock, OF Boone
county, No, for sls. 800, Mr.. kImhall
taking as part pay for his farm a nice
piece Of residence property, in Cen
tgalIa, at =, 500 and stock Of general
merchandise in CentFalia, No, at
ahnut eH.naa.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

OSAKA. NEs.. Dec. "A snowsseFm
IS seaerzl throushot Nebraska. West
efa Iese ana part Of South Dakota,
Il beezn here at e'clnck and two
inefez have fallen. with ; prospect
that i vii continue for : greater
paFt q tonight. There IS Ne Nlnd
ana lhsEnomslez 5 . AhaEs zzza.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

From tlsa RzadaE.a Izadzf John
.Nhitledge. eldest son u y. 4. wit
ieagel south q lava. surprised bis
Hlends last Wednesday b taking unto
himself vlfe Ehk fortunate IsaY b.
ing Miss Minnie Craig. tie popular
1eaehsr Of Michigan school The
wedding occurred Is tie h1He q The
efiae 10 New Hartford naf. MARI
onciatlng. The many friends q The
s.ohtfaetlne paftiss W.zll HEN 8 l1ns
liie Of happiness
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

James I. DlIlsFa lsfe WEDNESDAY
night for southern CosoE4aa. where b
eIIl probably locate. We regret seFz
naeh 70 laze ~. pll.z1a. Ha1 zIzH
aIu zaaa=zs Ia lhz 4ssk
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

s.. LoHIs. De-. 4.~THs COMMITTEES
90 csrananlss has decided . ssk Pres
dent Roosevelt % turn the ae'
shsssl e saFsH 4 1he breaking q
ground On fhe Worlds Ea'f site Dee
81 pzssIazzE Efzes|s I'll appoint
delegation q IalE directors g Ha'l
=eaa De President n Washington
zza usEzssA|lz ssadsI TIN ne insl
sa11hH.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

A New York State man. IN order to
save his family from death by freezing.
took the place Of his disabled horse IN
front of a sleigh and hauled his wife
and children I miles through a violent
Hnow storm.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-12-12

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