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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13
Vegetables For Missouri.

A cucumber two and q half feet
long has been added 70 the vegetable
monstrosities for the Missouri agricgl.
turai display at the Worlds Fair. II
weighs II pounds. The specimen will
be carefully preserved in fluid and pre-
pared for the purpose II was donated
By Professor william T~reiezse, direc-
tor Of Shaw's Garden, ST. Louis.
Another interesting vegetable Of
unusual growth collected this week al
the St. Louis station Of the Missouri
Worlds Fair commission is a head Of
czulifouer which measures 81 inches
10 diameter and weighs 81 pounds st.
Louis county has contributed consid-
cradle 70 the agriculture and hortI-
culture displays. Exhibits will be ar
ranged according to counties. which
will receive mention IN the awards 20.
ing 10 the individual growers Of the
products st. Louis county promises
TO land several bonors 10 these depart
ments.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13
Medical TAX for the Home

Undertakes TO bring to the home, in
the language ~ the common people
shat is going On in the medical world.
that is now hidden from the masses
By the technical phraseology Of the
medical journals
The people know little or nothing
Of the present Development Of medical
legislation. Sanitary and regulatiye
laws are being passed that pervade
the home more and more. These laws
vitality afact the welfare Of every
home, and are published only In med
ieal journals. These laws Vitally af-
feet the welfare Of every home, and
are published only In medical jour
nzls. These medical journals are not
read b. the people, however. Medical
Tau for he Home is an attempt 10 tell
tales out Of school To give people
the facts concerning medical legisla-
tion and all other things that are
occurring in the medical world that
Immediately touch the home.
It is the first attempt ever made By
a regular graduated physician to issue
a magazine for the people TO read con-
corning the secrets Of medicine. The
medical profession Is nearly unanimous
in the belief that the people ought
not to be told too much. They think
that the only way 70 keep the people
strong In the faith Is TO keep them
ignorant, in a large degree, Of drugs
and the uses Of drugs. They make
laws which encroach more and more
upon personal liberty. Before the
people are aware Of It they end them
selves 10 a mesh Of legal enactments
from which II Is hard to extricate
themselves. Every month Medical
Tai for tie H0aas will discuss these
matters. The twelve numbers each
year will contain more than 1900 pages
Of interesting matter. II Is the only
magazine Of rs kind 10 the world.
q. S. CARE, u. D., Editor,
Columbus Ohio.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13

VIII ]. Hampton, the poet is telling
a sweetly poetic story these days, ant
be insists that it is perfectly true.
Once upon a day he vas making /
driving tour through the country neaI
Harper's Ferry and stopped at a iittl.
wayside inn for r~efreshment. A sig1
in the window announced that oyster
in all styles were to had, and Mr..
hampton ordered a fry.
"No," said Mr.. hampton, Il want q
fry"
Raw wouldn't do, would it," quer
led the man, who seemed to entertain
a prejudice against unnecessary exer.
tion."
NO" repeated the poet II want
a fry"
The man walked oven TO the stove
and sought the frying pan. 1t was ~
ing on the floor.
"Herel' said the man, Get out Of
that pan, Jim; the gentleman wants a
fry"
Jim was a harmless, necessary
cat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13

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TIE Dawes Commission and ''Ssooi
the Court You knos the Dave
Comnlssion Is Zig thing here.
We have tao eoWs and two calves
one mule, o pouy, Baltic 1.-THE horse
two dogs, ons cat and lots Of chickens
Dat you think that's enough to keel
"a one-half q a blocks We had a pc
Eolfs but il ate 50 many chickens VI
had 30 sell him He vas awful cute
but be tore up everything be wouli
find. Our Deighbor, Or. Gregory, Ia
a wolf that came from the same placi
znd Is the sane size. Brother Aft ha
been cut to . Il, o00-aer ranch to bel
rOnnd Up $500 cattle. He starteI
Friday morning about 5 O'Clock an
eane home Sunday at noon. Gu
school will begin the last day Of Ser
tembeE. PATSY ELLIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13
GOVERNOR DOCKERY TO SPEAK
Celebration Of Battle of Lone Jack
to be Held August Is.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Aug. 6.-Oue
week from Saturday the annual cele-
hration OF the anniversary Of the bat
tie of Lone Jack will be held. Gov
ernor D0ckery, who has spoken at
Lone JACK celebrations before, has
promised to make an address.
Judge CAN'T and Congressman w.
S. Cowherd also have accepted invita-
tions to speak. Senator Coekrell was
invited, but declined on account Of an
engagement The announcements say
that the celebration is held, sin COM
memoration OF the gallant heroes
North and South-whO fell at the bat
tie OF Lone Jack, August 16, 1862"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13

We shall MT entirely depend On
Insh lace fgE whole dresses this year.
There Is oarss make q thick lace,
between Cluny, Maltese and Yak
which is adapted % the sane purpose
Chiffon ID employed much for evening
gowns, and one Of its adapted uses Il
a. . bridal veil zen o. the Continent,
bat not zs Jet here. II Is a material
that lends Itself 70 soft boulllonnes
and indniteinzl t0cking. Tulle
blends bsst With silver for evening
wear, and tasses ialI egeFYNhere
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13

ssdalia, Tuesday. August 18th via Il
Z & T. Round Trip, $l.25.

Special train Leaves Moberly, No,
at 7s42 a m, arriving At Sedalia 1914
=. m. Returning leaves sedaiia at ~
p. N.
One Of the big days at the fair. Ons
thousand dollar trotting race, In ad'
dition to the other good pacing and
running races
Over sloo,000 has been expended
this year for new buildings The live
stock, agricultural and horticulture
exhibits promise to EXCEL anything
ever seen Ia the middle West
Don't miss this opportunity To visit
Missouris Great Fair at small cost
Talk to "Katy'S' agent
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13
Easy Job.

EfgH ne Nef 1CrE 4Eu41e-
To run a newspaper" says an Ok.
lahoma editor, Hall a fellow has To do
Is 10 be able TO write poems discus
the tariff and money question, umpire
a baseball game, report a wedding,Sa
wood, describe a FIRE so that the read.
ers will shed their wraps make a dol
lar do the work Of ten, shine at a
dance, measure calico, abuse the LIQUOR
habit, test whisky, subscribe to char.
ity, go without meals, attack free sil.
yer, defend bimetallisn sheer at snob.
berry, wear diamonds invent adyer.
tisements, overlook scandal, appraise
babies, delight pumpkin raiseH. min.
ister 10 the AFFLICTED, heal the dis.
gruntled, light TO a fnish, set type.
mold opinions sweep the ofacs. SPEAK
al PRAYER meetings, stand in with ey.
erybody and everything
Miss Mamie Edmonston and brother.
Carl Of Brunswick, are the guests a
Mr.. and Mrs Miller Norrts
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13
STOCK AND A z NOTES

gobnson a HGnsrscks were On
Es2rket yesterday wish a consigun
Of cattle from AEdnEn county.
Brown, oEe u the lead
zszhasss * Thonppu, No. who
.bsen 10 81 Teais foE several DAYS
iEg In = stock of fall goods. yisI
tke yzFcs TODAY. Mr.. Brown f,
that with plenty u rain there will
. fair crop d eosn IN his section Of
Icsuntry and a. there IS more old Z
lefE than be eFeg as u this season
the rear there viii Be fully As m
cattle and hogs 90 feei The CON
winter az usuxl.-L6rs Snck Rspo
J. r. Brown live stock agent
the G. L. A. r. r Al Th0npson.
visited the yards to-day. Ny. Br
says there are lots Of both hogs
cattle On feed ID his section Of
county % come 70 market during
looming fan ami winter.-Lie /
/ Rep0rey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13

The Lowe special train over the
Santa Re completes the run from
Chicago to Los Angeles IN bfty-three
bourS, establishing aneS record Mr..
loves journey from New York 20 Los
Angeles 10 less than three days also
makeS 4 new record.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13

Col. Judy has sold bis brick resi-
deBce, formerly owned By ". =. Reed,
across the street from DR.. W. r.
Robes o. West Monroe street, toJohn
GfegqFy for 800.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13

The Chicago s Alton people inf
the LEDsEE that they know not
about any other station except
one which they viii erect at
Jefferson street crossing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13

The "a " at the jefferson street
efoalDz, ~ goes OF euty a. sO'clock,
will return after supper aud remain
until fo'cs0cs II each person On the
street Oil cou4 their part toward =
snz1 al&y for This Should Be
do1s - Is viii Increase Tie safety u
tsse resting 10 that part q The
effW
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13

Those wishing 70 Investigate Osteo-
pztby viii ind DR.. Trz1zhbsT at hiz
once Tuesdays, Thursdays Saturdays
and Sundays. Examinations are free.
A lady In attendance Once across
the street east Of the post Office. Once
hours ! q m b5 .. n special ho1rs
b. appointment Telephone 555.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS EvExTs

Mon5ay evening Mrs Bragg enter
tzlned Nn Prank Parker, Mrs V.
Parker, Misss Parker, Jane Slo& and
u SIoss, o. Kentucky. The evening
Ezs a delightful oDe-
The Christian EndeavO Society
he'd 3 delighted business and social
meeting last Tuesday evening with
MrA Kokend01er. These meetings
are alEays god Lovely refresh
mezts we're served.
The Methodist Sunday School had
> most delightful picnic last Tuesday
At Sheds pasture There we're about
si1tF-aye who sent. took their din
ners and gUppers and had spleodh
day 10 the woods
The Missouri Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
Nfll meet In Mexico the first week 10
September. a large number Of
minister and guests are expected.
Ne1ico's reputation for hospitality
wfn not suffer I'm sure.
There was q delightful lawn party
last evening at Mr.. MiIler's, who
lives az the CautbOm farm. The
large lawn was Illuminated with about
fifty fancy lanterns, which produced
: beautiful effect. A large numbered
town people went cut and enjoyed
themselves immensely.
The champion whist players u the
tOHn had a blow 70 their cherished
pride last Monday, when they vere
beaten By two amateurs three points
The next day they determined 70 re-
triege their i0st bOnOn and played
sith such masterful skin al 70 win BY
ten points. Such is the viii Of a de-
termissd woman
Mn. John Ricketts, c~haperoned q
bevy Of pretty girls % the Ceatralia
Fair last Thursday. They report a
Jolly god time. The party was con-
posed OF Misses Rilla Ricketts,, We
torla Brooks, Nellie Mckee, Grace
Morris, Liza Gibbs, Corinns Bzrtb,
ITna Barth, Inez willard, Ruth Nc
LOney, Flora Lister, Bertha Bolts.
Last week society a 10 gay and
lively that ! suppose every o has 70
take a week Of 70 Tecuperate, for this
week there has been nothing DOING
at all. Possibly the Centyalia Fair is
partly responsible for crowds sent
up several days 70 attend The Cen
ITALIA people are always very social
sith nS when We have our fairs and,
q c0ur-s, w. neFer like 10 have pep
pie better 10 rs than Ne are 70 them.
Last Tuesday evening Mr.. Harry
Bayles entertained his young friends
10 . most delightful manner The CO
czslon was Ia honor u his sixteenth
birthday. During the evening games
sere played, after which refreshments
pere served. The invited guests were
Mss
Minnie Calhoun Lena BDarly
Mattel QUisenberV Murtle Calhoun
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13
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Lozk next PEAR
Congressman Richard Bsrtbodi
who Is woTking 10 the interests q 81
st. Louis Expo@itlons viii attend To
tnterpsFiinentaFy peace conference .
be he'd in Vienna September %
and Ey 10 have the next peace ca
ference meet at 81. Louis during ID
Exposition
Dr.. John Clayton Clifford, former.
Of Cornell University, wbO IA explol
ing the new LuquIllz forest reserve i
Porto Rico, reports the discovery q
new gold streams, the soil 10 which
crudeIy pznnsd b. q few NATIVES an
huge aromatic gum trees Of an ur
named species.
Between 100 and 80 defendants Q
the Pilgrim John Allen imm0rtalizs
~ Lngfellou have gathered In DuH
bury, HAS, at the second annual re
un g q the Alden family, with req
q tzfiFes present. from ever tow
10 tie DID Cok1y, every New Engiani
state Sew York Eew Jersey. Mar
LAID. Iediana, Illinois Wisconsin
Kanszs d California
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. I. S. Riley are homo
from q delightful visit with friends in
Louisiana They also visited Keokuk
and Burlington, Iowa. going By SaY
VI the Mississippi.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13
Celebrated Birthday.

A very pleasant gathering Of chill.
dren, grandchildren, great-grandchiE.
dren and near relatives met at the
home Of MI. and Mrs. John Carter,
near santa Fe, Sunday, Aug. 2 in
honor Of Mrs Carter's birthday. She
was &c years old. She has six living
children, all but one we're present,
MeSsn J. W., Doc and ]. @. Carter,
MS J. n. Force, Ms Z. L. Heckart
and Ms A T. Tanner. There were
~ present. and all enjoyed the sump-
tno1s dinner that had been prepared
Tor the occasion. Those from a dis.
lance we're Jim Tanner and family Of
hsrico and Nm Am Rails Of Mo-
aAAAs Ala
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13
YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAX
ING

When yoE take Groves TzstelessC Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed On every bottle showing that
It is simply Iron and Quinine in a
~tzsteless form NOcure, No pay. Soc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13

Urhan Weimez was very Il
pleased with the Csntrzliz fair
hopes that Audrzin county will
again have an old-fashioned COZ
fair
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13

When you want a physie that Is mild
and gentle, EASY 70 take and certain u
act always use Chamberiain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. For sale BY all
druggfffg
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13

Gzttan. apaciDg horse that Is hum
bered among the notzbleszt the Buna-
10 meeting Of the Grand Circuit Is
the property Of Ciem Ware, Of Jeiier-
son CtT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13

LAkenan & Barnes have ~purchasee
fifteen acres q and ca the boulevard.
tas1 seF0s TIE street from whore the
Military Academy usd % be, fOi
a1Ra
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13

Sen Cockrel. Judge CAN'T and
Mayor Reed. u Ksnsas CITY, vlll
speak al the big enc0nfederate re-
union at AuKyasse next Thursday and
FRIDAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13

Miss Nancy Tate Of Fulton, is
guest Of the family OF W. II. Brow
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-13
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