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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30
The Kitchen as a Laboratory

0AAtNAASA &c 4AA6eA1bS
The Mistress of the home Of 1925 will
be a chemist. She will be a trained
scientist. She will regard her kitchen
as a laboratory in which a thousand
wonderful experiments will be tried.
The idea that the kitchen is a place
OF drudgery, where only those enter
who are forced by circumstances, will
disappeared; and there will remain
only wonder that any one could ever
have been ignorant enough OF the
marvellous processes Of science TO have
taken so little interest In the sub
ject.
The kitchen itself will disappear
from the basement and from the home
forever. In its place, adjoining the
dlning-ro0m, so that the transit from
the fire to the table may occupy but a
seconds time, win be the Household
Laboratory" The mistress OF the
house and her daughters will find no
more interesting period Of the day
than that which is spens in the we'll
lighted, well-ventllated, clearly and
comfortably arranged room given up
to the constant surprises which science
offers TO those who will study with in
terest her wonders in the realm Of
combinations OF food materials and
the transformations brought about by
varying degrees of heat.-John Brlsben
Walker In the May Cosmopolitan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30
PROGRAMME
OF the Sunday School Institute, Au-
drain Association, to Be Held at
Hopewell Baptist Church
Nay 20 and 80.

2oo-Deyotional led by DR.. J. B,
Hawkins.
2:30-"The Statues Of Our Sunday
School Work, . led by President J. l.
War;
s3o-"How Can We Realize on oar
Investment in Sunday SCHOOL," ledby
]. A. Guthrie.
s:00-Scrmon by j. q. Partee.
SATURDAY.
9:Oo-Songs and prayers led by ]. @
Crawford.
a:30-''Snnday School, Its Work and
Workers ]. Z. Jesse,
10:O0-"Can ANY Method be Adopt
ed to Bring Our Teaching Force to .
More Thorough Preparation for Teach
ingg' j. B. Hawkins.
10;45-"Method ard Importance o.
Bible Study, II. +. Truck.
lo.30-"How to Use Lesson Helps
N. S. Johnston.
Adjourn for dinner.
2;OO-"The Sunday School and Mis
sions," j. D. Watson.
2:45-HThe Church Member In The
Sunday School,"C. @. Long.
3:l5-"The Home Department" W
A. Bib.
There will be conveyances at Thomp
son on Friday, May 20, to meet al
trains from IL a. m. to Up. n. and
carry the messengers to the meeting
house.
Saturday night and Sunday services
will be arranged for on day of meet
ing.
Win each church in the association
please be represented?
]. L. WARE,
J. E.. JESSE,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

PRODUCE.

PRODUCE,
Will give &c per 10 for hens; 12c fol
eggs. This week / will buy your pro
duce for cash or trade and give the
highest price. | have a large city
trade and need lots OF produce.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

They grind their own pajr,. :,
make their own wheels; you Oat : aleI
class vehicle when you buy n p.a al's
FERRIS & CAuTuon''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

THE real estate men Of Mexico have
formed an organization which We be
lieve viii be a benefit TO the county
and the city as well as to the members
OF the organization. These gentle
men will work together for the best
interests Of this community. One Of
the first results should be when one
real estate man brings a buyer into
Audrain no other real estate man
should run down the country and try
10 keen him from buvinQ.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

Hos. c. +. CLARK, Z. r. Locke and
r. NJ. White who have been appoint
cd By the Mexico Commercial Club to
confer with the Alton people 10 refer
ence 10 the details regarding the new
Burlington and Alton depot, are pro
crossing with their work. u S. viii
son, representing the Alton railroad,
agrees thai Il the people q Mexico
Will furnish q site for the new station,
which is satisfactory 10 the Alton
people, that the Burlington cutoff
will be built 70 ST. Louis from Mckee
Instead II from Littiebys and that
Mexico viii Be made the end Of the
division for the Burlington people.
This viii give rs a r0undhouse, yards,
nnd q large numbg Of nilroed men
viii make Mexico their home Options
ON the available sites VIII be taken
The people xlll then be asked 70 sub
scribe the money necessary 10 buy 3
After this money Is all subscFib-
Cd thea the Alton people will make
their selections. providing any one Of
the sites oaercd Is satisiacto1y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30
A Happy Assertion After Using
PAINE'S
Celery Compound
The Popular Manager Of the Lehigh
Oil Company Says:
Am Fifty-hve Years of Age
but Do Not Feel as i'll Were
More than Thirty-fve."

The many marvellous cures wrought
for the sick, suffering and diseased by
Paine's Celery Compound should COM
pei the attention Of every prudentand
judicious person who feels that be or
she is out Of health In the springtime.
The rundown. weak, sleeplesS dyspep-
tic, rheumatic and those afflicted with
blood trobles, should realize az once
that Paine's Celery Compound frees
the system from the seed OF disease and
deadly impurities, strengthens the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

The Percheron Stallion, Adraste, will
make the season Of 1908 at the Wood
Maddox farm 81 miles south Of Mex.
leo and 3 miles northeast Of Auxyasse.
The public is asked 10 call and see this
draft horse, as he is a No. / individual.
For pedigree and further information
see hand bills.
ADVANCE PERcBERoS Co,
7-3t Z. W. Vim, Keeper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

IT looks TO the Mexico LEDGER as
though any movement TO keep the
County Court from granting William
Kemper 3 license on account Of a
technicality would not be in the in
terest of Temperance, but in the in
terest Of the other saloons in Mexico
who may have a license. If Mr..
Kemper is closed up until the next
regular meeting Of the County Court
the sane amount Of liquor viii be sold,
but BIZ two saloons instead Of three.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30
ORDER OF PUBL1cAT1os
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY or ApDRAIN.
In the Circuit Court. TO June Tom,An ;.
@. 4. HAYS and r, A. HAYs.1
PtaiHtiGs,
Vs.
The Unknown Heirs OF Benz In
JAMIN Il. WILKERSON. " Nacatc
Deceased.
Defendants.

Now. on this day April Is. A. ion,
plaintiffs Dy their attorney and nle N coae'
ton with the Clerk OF this Court Il ,nei pee
duly verified by afidavlt, stating IN saeana
things that they are now In posseSsoss W.
west hall w OF the southwest Quarter III
Section IS Township 81. Range s az NJ 4
County, Missouri, claiming to have ~ a asuai1l
pie title therelni that on the 10th dsv ny WI
ruary. 1910, Benjamin b. Wikerson \, seb1
owner OF said land, undertook 10 carr sae utll
land to John p Beatty, but by mi1 ret WI
said Benjamin d. Wflkerson described ~ vi
southwest quarter as The southeast 11sr,s vi
said Section IS. Whereas il was int,aanslq
convey the west half OF the southwes, ouan
Of said Section IS; that the said BeniagasLsn e1
Wilkers01 Is long since dead, but that ~
heirs surviving him who appear ~ ~ sa|
have the title adverse to these plalniiTssu q
these plaintiffs do not know who are ~ W
OF said Benjamin y, Wilkerson and thsr ~
not therefore insert their names herein =, w
reason that they are unknown 10 them " :
said plaintiffs and their predecessor /, M
have been in the possession Of said lanaa W.
said date, claiming to own the same anS 9a
paid all taxes thereon. az VI
1t is now, therefore, ordered BY the clss
vacation, that publication be made n"ss4
the Unknown Heirs OF BENJAMIN r WSsalt
deceased. that suit has been CONN.,
against them In this Court, the Object 4.
general nature OF which is to obtain 4 49,.
of this court perfectlng plaintiffs Tile 49,
west half % OF the southwest quartz, IA II
Section Is. Township 81, Range &, Of ASi.s
County, Missouri, and vestlng same in H.
limitation under the provisions OF Sec,ior
Revised Statutes OF Missouri for Isaa "a n
all other and further relief proper pnSs, \
facts Aforesaid, and now unless Won. ~ y
Unknown Heirs OF benjamin b. WDkersoa n
and appear at the next regular term N NJ
Court to be begun andheld at the Court H.
In the City OF Mexico. Audrain Countf M
souri,, on the first Monday In June, A. d n,
and on o before the first day Of al y.
answer or otherwise plead to plaintiffs peas,
the same viii be taken ~ confessed ana IN
ment rendered accordingly.
Aud 1t Is further ordered that a copv he.s
be published In the Mexico LEDGER. 4 W.
~ newspaper published In Audrain Countv Il
souri, fer four weeks successfully, M :
insertion to be at least fifteen DAYS beias /
commencement OF said next term,
STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY on AuDHAIN. rs
/. w. II. Morris, Clerk OF the Clrcui,o d
within and for the county and state aiorsas
do hereby certify that the above ana m
ing Is q full, true and perfect corr a
Order OF Publication In the aforesaid case
fully Us the same appears OF record h 7
once.
Witness my hand aud Official seal. p,s
ONCE In the City OF Mexico, Audrain Ceasa
Missouri, this 18th day OF April. A. D, iga
!skAIAl w, II. NORRIS +
GEO. ROBERTSON, Atty, for plalntifs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30
Notice of Bids for Deposit
of County Funds.

Notice is hereby given thst !
County Court Of Audrain COUNT
souri,, In pursuance Of the PROV
OF Article Six, Vol. Two, r. s. IN
Missouri, will at the May, 1901, 4
thereof, receive sealed proposal Il
banking cooperative association
individual banker, In said COUNT |
become the depository Of the COD
funds for a period Of two yeas
date Of said proposal is acceptan
bond approved. All the bids mN
delivered to the Clerk Of said Q
on or before noon Monday, hg
which will be the first day Of sad ]
term.
Witness my hand and seal Of
Done at Mexico, Missouri, Obs
first day Of April, A. D., nlns
and three.
lsEAL-l L. II. CARTE
dat 4-3t Clerk County 0ah
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30
81 Kansas CIV.

HARRY S. JEWELL, Of the Spring
field MO Leader-Democrat has pur-
chased from w. G. Nancleve the
evening Record and the papers have
been merged. This is a business move,
and Is for the best interests not only
on the papers but for the people Of
Springfield. There are about twice as
many newspapers in Missouri as can
be well supported by the people.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30
REAL ESTATE AGENTS CLUB
Such An Organization is Formed in
Mexico-May Have Roads
Dragged

An organization known as the Real
Estate Agents Club, Of Mexico has
been formed some time and the mem
bers N thinking of having the roads
for 4 or5 miles In several directions
from Mexico dragged.
Members Of the club are reticent in
giving out news Of their organization
but 1t is understood that C. F. Clark
is president, Latney Barnes, secretary,
and ]. G. Lakenan, treasurer. 1t is
understood that all or nearly all Of the
agents in town are members
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30
Sale Was a Good One.

fftA tNr ohu Antonio ENpres<
d.. II. Ainsworth had a telegram
from st. Louis "Wednesday, quoting
prices at which bis five ears Of cattle,
shipped from Cotulla, sold. The con
signment consisted OF one load Of
steers, two Of COWS and two OF calves.
The steers weighed 023 pounds at $3.50
and the cows 1873 pounds at 1915, and
the calves sold at SIC per head, their
weights not given. LaSalle county is
building up quite a reputation on fat
COWS and it now seems 10 be up TO Joe
Cotulla 10 send forth some steers and
calves. The sale was a good one all
around. Mr.. Ainsworth says he will
not make any nor shipments until
after May l.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

For Stylish Millinery,
Lsa6AxaMns
Kickers in Hades.

From the Baltimore American.
1t was In Hades.
The Match Trust man squirmed
~agOnizedly and muttered:
"That's a blamed poor quality OF
birthstone they use in this lake"
eyes" sain the Standard OIL mag
nate, ''they seem to run things on the
cheap down here. This is mighty bum
oil they're boiling me in.n
II guess I've got a kick comm,
too" said the chauffeur, who lay
chained to the roadway. "Thst last
auto that run owe me couldn't cost
over eleven or twelve hundred dollars
at the OUTSIDER
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30
NICE
]. W. Simpson Sells the Martin Prop
erty for $4,000.

Mason Creasey has bought from J.
W. Simpson the Mrs. Martin boarding
house on South Jefferson street, next
door north Of A. @. Barnes residence,
for $4,000. This property is nicely
located and sold very cheap.
Real estate in Mexico is advancing
steadily, and no mistake can be made
where ever YOU buy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

THE City Council win ask the County
court to resubmit the slx-mile road
Law, which was adopted some time ago.
Quite a number Of voters have changed
their mind, and will vote against the
proposition when it is resubmitted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

THE Board Of Curators Of the STATE
University have appointed the follow.
ing well-known Missouri lawyers as
nonresident lecturers in the Law De
partment: Judge w. NJ. Williams, Of
Boonyille; Judge T.. B. Adams, Judge
Selden P. Spence and Paul Bakewell,
OF st. Louis; Geo. Robertson, Of Mex
leo; J. Y. G. Karnes and @. o. Tiche-
nor. of Kansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

Some Of the Missouri papers are CIV
ing their subscribers a tip on the way
to become rich quickly and easily by
simply ~depositing me cent in the bank
the first day in the month and doub-
ling the amount previously deposited
each day thereafter. At the end of
the month there will nave been accu-
INFLATED $40, 70 ,41s.2. Anyone ought
70 do that without cramplng himself.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

THE members Of the Christian
Church Of Mexico have unanimously
agreed upon a site for the new church.
and work viii start at once. The new
church viii be located Just west Of J.
c. Bassford's residence and just east Of
the north side Public School building.
This Is most beautiful site.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

Hon. T. S. RuBEY, Of LaPlata, Ma
con county, is now lieutenant-goyer-
nor Of Missouri, in place Of John A.
Lee, resigned. Senator Rubey is a
man Of splendid ability, honest, con-
scientious and a loyal, true Democrat
He Is worthy OF this promotion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30
snhacrlhera 10 tha Weekl

Subscribers to the Weekly
Ledger will please examine
the date after their names on
margin of the Ledger and
govern themselves according
ly. The Mexico Weekly Led
ger is 500 per year, paid in
advance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

Geo. W. Human, editor Of the Chi
cage hterOooan, appeared before the
Illinois Doodle Investigating Commit
tee last night and Il is understood be
told a Sensational story Of how an In.
tcrested worker" Of one Of the Chica-
90 traction bills was called 20 Chicago
and how he went away with a fat en-
ycioDa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30
Mrs, Mary Clutter Dead.

Mrs. Mary ]. Clutter, sisterof W. NJ.
Watts, Of Audrain county, died at hei
home, north of Moline, in Monroe
county, on April 20, of heart trouble,
at the age of So years.
The deceased leaves a husband and
three children. The children are:
Simpson Clutter, Of Audrain county;
Herbert Clutter, Of California, and Ora
D. Littrell, OF Iowa.
The LEDGER joins other friends in
extending sincere sympathy to the be-
reayed family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

W. Ed Boyd, , miles northwest Of
A~uxEasse, on Thursday OF last week
sold TO Charles Hill, Of Mexico, a nice
harness mare-Nellie Brown-a grand
daughter Of old Rex, at 500. She Is a
beautiful dark bay, l5i hands high, 9
years old and a nice performer in either
or double harness AuxvasSe-
Rariar.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

G. j. McMURTREY is now editor and
proprietor of the Salem Mo .lDemocndi
McMurtrey Is going to make the Dem.
ocrat one Of MiSsouri's most substan-
tial, conservative and up-to-date Dem
ocratic country papers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

Notice Is hereby given that anal ~ &
The estate OF jacob DAVIS, deeels =
inade 81 the May term OF me ~ ~
OF Audrzia oountY, Missouri, Y Ssssa I
Mexicot Missouri, 90 the seoolS hlar<
EtsSZ|
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

Notice Is kerehT given that anal q 3
NE estate Of II. n Kerr n-ss,s 81
made ct The H1af tern Of ne s.SNaH
of Audrsfn oounff, Miasonu e.ssT 3 -
ioos Missoari. On he secoaa KEf
i" Aaninsn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

The funeral Of Col. J. X. Hickey in
Fulton Saturday was largely attended
by the people Of his home town. Col.
hickey had many friends throughout
the United States, but none more
loyal and true than those Of Fulton,
where be was best known.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

r. II. Hampton has returned to Au-
drain county after an absence OF three
years, during which time he was In the
signal service Of the United States.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

DEMOCRATS throughout Missouri
are congratulating Col. John G.Prath-
en- on his appointment as jury COM
missioner for the city Of st. Louis.
Col. Prather is a thoroughbred Demo
crat, and has always been active and
prominent in his work for the party.
He will make a splendid official.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

The money 10 purchase a site for
the Burlington and Alton station will
be subscribed before the representa-
tiTes OF the road select the site. The
depot win be occupied by both the
Burlington and Alton as a Union sta
tion. The selection Of the site will be
finally made by the engineer and gem
eral passenger agent Of the road. Some
Of u people may have a choice OF
sites, but all will agree that the Alton
people should put their station where
they want it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30
LYECH1Ee AND RACE RIOT.
Illinois Farmers and Blacks Engage in
Bloody Battle Many Of Them
Are Wounded.

THERE'S, Ill, April 2T.-A general
race war was precipitated at Santa Fe,
a village near here, yesterday after
noon, following the lynchlng OF an un.
known negro. The black had attacked
the lO-year-old daughter Of Bronson
Davis, a farmer.
The negro had accosted the girl
She tried to run, but he caught her
Her screams brought her parents e
the barn yard, where the black had
found the girl. The negrc then es'
capped.
An angry mob OF farmers followed
the trail OF the negro. O1lcers, who
were notified by telephone, waited fol
tie negro and captured him. AS they
were returning TO jail the mob Of
farmers came up, and took the Negro
away from the guardians Of the law.
MOB CAPTURES HIN.
After he had fallen into the hands
Of the mob the negro confessed to the
crime, but begged for mercy. With
out a word the mob started with the
prisoner toward the new bridge being
constructed across the Mississippi
river, where he was hanged to an oak
tree without ceremony or delay. After
the body had dangled in the air a few
minutes it was rIddled with bullets.
TIE RATTLE BEGINS.
The mob then made a rush for a col
ony Of several hundred negroes en-
ployed on bridge construction work
and living in tents lear the bridge.
The negroes saw the mob coming and
opened fire.
A fusillade followed and the whites
fred with effect. Many Of the negroes
were shot down. None Of the mob was
injured, and many of the negroes were
wounded.
TENTS ARE BURNED.
The mob pressed forward, notwith-
standing the steady fire, until the
negroes turned and fled toward a near
by wood, taking their wounded with
them.
After accomplishing a general work
Of destruction the mob dispersed. Elk
ira police were sworn in and the vii
lage put under heavy guard.
The village is in the extreme south
west portion Of Illinois, near the Chi
cago s. Eastern Illinois railroad.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

THE business men OF Centralia are
enterprising and progressive; and will
at once rebuild the block burned this
week. Centralia is situated in the
heart OF a splendid farming country,
and Is a fine business point.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30
For Sale.

Eggs from Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Birds are large bone, good layers and
barred to the skin. Is eggs for rs cts.
Cali at my house 4 miles west OF Mex
leo and ! mile south Of Hopewell
church or addess
MRS. T. B. RIDeEwAY,
7-3t Thompson. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30
ION cuAxp cr.ARK has bee

HoH. CHANT CLARK has been in
yited to make a speech at a joint
meeting Of the Democratic Club and
the State Committee Of Massachusetts,
in Boston on May IA, but is prevented
by previous engagements.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30
Did It Change Locationl

Bob Tanner, the local poet Of
Moberly, dashed of the following
little gem in a few minutes the other
evening while waiting until supper
was ready:
Mary had a little flea,
She picked it of her dog;
She put it on a little pig,
And now it's on the hog.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

Notice is hsreby given that inal sssass
tne estate OF John A. Sullivan, decsp -
oe made Ct the May term OF "
Court Of Audrain county, Missouri, 49, J
Mexico, Missouri, on the secote ITTH
AdiainsrH&
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

Notice lie hereby given that lnL ssss.s6
ne estateo OF Cynthia Cunningham
ce made ct the May term OF the fIoes y, ~
Andrain county, Missouri, 70 % ne,s ~. 8
Missouri, on the second Mondak ,araIH
a.fa Aamiasu1&
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30
Friday. the LIST dav of MAY, y


Notice is hereby given that nnal setas
the estate OF NJ. j. O'Bran, deceasN,s
made ct the May term OF the poe.1
q Audrain county, Missouri, g Nrt1l
Mexico, Missouri. on the second pgny
MAY, 1903. ANNE 9Basss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

Notice is hereby gwen, that hnal
ne estate Of Eaiphalot BNorris $500 q
made at the MAJ term OF me frss - !
@ AadrniH county, Missouri, Y isstg !
MEXICO, Missouri, On the seoona SrfIE
~@si%@ AdminsS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30
Contents Of Yault an Rieht

The contents Of the vault Of the
Bank Of Centralla upon examination
have been found 10 be all right The
bank building was burned Sunday
night but the vault was not opened
until Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

AT Fayette--Mrs. Louisa s.,..
aged g years. Fofee
Az Cape Girardeau-Mrs. A
aged 10 years. Los,
at Louisiana-Mrs. Milton mn,
der, aged 81; Mrs. ". II. Mile, '" .e
81 years. aged
AZ st. Joseph--Fred A. JacksO,
Near Armstrong-John SS.u.
and Ras Butler, pioneer residents aln0n
At D~ewitt-Daniel S. Scoaeld
65 years. aged
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

Captain and Mrs. ]. C. johnson Happy.
Special Dispatch to the Ledger.
EVERETT, MASS, April 2S.-Born to
Capt. and Mrs. ]. @. johnson, Of Fort
Strony, Boston, Mass; on April 81, an
e%ight-pound daughter.
j. @. JOHNSON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30
Files Suit for Divorce.

CEHTRALIA, Mo-, April p. - Mrs.
Mary Roberts, of this city, has filed
suit for divorce against her husband,
w. +. Roberts. She charges deser-
ton and asks for custody Of their three
children. Both parties are members
Of highly respectable families and the
suit is a great surprise to many. Mr..
Roberts is a son Judge w. f. Roberts,
of Boone county. The defendant has
been in San Francisco, Cal, for more
than a year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

Notes 4 hereby given nat fnai =
he estzts Of D. K, Crockett as.ss d
e he Nay term q ~ -
Audr4in county, Missouri. - No
mE40ur, on the second lolaNp1rkEILS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

WTfES ever your find thieves and
robbers hiding behind honest men
there Is q laugh coming.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30
Pony For Sale.

have a gentle pony, road wagon,
boys saddle and sidesaddle for sale.
Will sell them together or separately.
d2-w2 MRS. @. r.. GIBBS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

Now they have a race war in I'LL
nois. A mob hung a negro near The
hes and then burned out and shot sew
eral other negroes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

william Randolph Hearst, owner OF
four newspapers In New York, Chi
cago and San Francisco, and son q a
California millionaire Senator, is mar
ried 10 MiIicent Wilson, a New York
chorus girl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

THE people Of Mexico are anxious to.
have the new Burlington and Alton
depot centrally located.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30
For Rent,

40 to 60 acres for corn-t to owner in
crib; Geo. B. Stadden farm, q miles
south Of Rush Hill. Apply to Ed
monds & Hopkins, Mexico, Mo.
wilt l.. P. CRIGLER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

The Mexico LEDGER would like 10
know the street number Of Jacob
AtchisOn, who nOw lives in Colorado
Springs, Colo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-30

Moline Corn Planters used
by the thousands from Cana
da to the Gulf; from New York
to California.
FERRIS &