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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09
zine Horse KilIed.

Jack RagIand, the fine young sad
die stallion owned by J. N. Fellows
and o. ]. Moore OF Columbia and
trained by Hook s. Woods Of Paris,
winning the big sweepstakes at Fort
Worth, Texas, three weeks ago, died
last Thursday Of Injuries received
aboard the cars at Sedalia. The car
In which the horses were being ship
ped was thrown so violently against
another car in switching that three OF
the animals were thrown down, Rag
land rolling over on bis back. He got
up, but was evidently badly hurt, and
died shortly after the train reached
Paris. DR.. Staurt Of Paris, DR.. McIn-
tyre OF Mexico and DR.. Smith Of Col
umbia met DR.. Whyte, representing
the N. X. & T., here Saturday but
the company surgeon refused to hold q
post-mortem and there the matter
rests pending the action on q claim
for s., 500 filed by the owners Of the
horse. Ragland was Q ~4-year-old mo-
hogany-bay stallion and was looked up
on as the coming saddle horse Of the
West, his phenomenal performance at
Fort Worth having already placed
him IN the front rank Of world beat
ers. This Is the first serious loss the
boys have suffered and the report that
both Johns cried when Ragland ex-
pired lie easy to believe Paris Mer-
curry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09

Kitty Kilbrath. ]. B. Henderson s
Son, 70 Lee Bros. 205.
Roy T., Suggett & Houchens, Full
ton, TO S. R. Meyers, Paris, Mo go.
Ruth Spiers, Hook s. Woods, Aux
vase, to Henry Allen Joplin, $50.
Soriel Gelding, G. d. Turner. to
W. A. Wallace, Dewlin, H., 40.
Gray Gelding, J. h Tincher, to
VIM. Buckner, 1855.
q. D. Turner'S Sorrel Gelding, to
R. B. Hawkins, 255.
w. b. McKlnney's. Jimmie haven,
to J. A. Price, Mexico, us.
HOOK and Woods, Go0dnight's
Lady, to smith Harrison, Springfield,
Mo-, POS.
]. A. Rickey's, brown geldinP, to
Joe Parish, Moberly, 100.
w. Fl. Leonard's, Black Geldlng, to
g 81. Sampson, Topeka, 230.
Book and Woods, Ohes. Gelding,
to JEFF Woods, Galloway County, l22.5o.
J. P. Cudahys Arghon, to J.. a. Nc
Kinney, 800.
]. w. Henderson g. Sons, Billy
Reade, 70 w. W. Conner, $500.
E. D. Morris, Black Gelding, to E.
r. Sims, s240.
w. Fl. Mckinney 5, Media Arthur
2:l4i, to &. L Hawkins, sl45.
F. @. Hollands, Mamie, w. to F. N
Lawrence, Auxvasse, Mo $50.
W. Fl. Mckinney s, Mantell, to 3. o
Benson. Kansas City, $3.50.
7. B. Henderson s. Sons, sorrel
gelding, to VIM Bnckner, $3.50.
D.. N. Ervin's, Brownie, to S. R
Majors, s195.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09

A recent article in the New Orleans
Item gives an account OF the eilact
upon the medical profession Of that
city with regard to l. T. Coopers the
DRY that the human. stomach is respon-
sible for most III health. The article
is as follows:
THE astonishing sale OF Cooper's
preparation In this city has now reach
ed such immense figures that the medi-
cal fraternity have been forced into
open discussion Of the mans theories
and Incidence
The physicians seem 10 be divided
with regard to the young mans sue
cess In New 0rleans-some being will
ing to credit him for what he has ae-
complished, while others assert that
the interest he has aroused Is but a
passing fad that viii die out as quickly
as II has sprung up.
SIN q statement recently obtained
from q well-known physician Of this
city, the position OF those In favor Of
Cooper is wen voiced. The doctor said:
4 am not a believer in proprietary
medicines. but | must admit that some
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09
PHYSICIANS DISCUSS
new THEORY
cooper's Views of Human Stomach Noted
by Medical Men.

OF the facts recently brought to my
attention concerning this Cooper medf
cine have gone far toward removing
the prejudice / had formed against
them when I FIRST heard OF CooperB
new ideas and medicines,
Numbers Of my patients whom 1
have treated for chronic liver. kidney
and stomach troubles have met me and
stated that Cooper's medicine has &C
complished wonderful results for
them. / notice particularly In cases
OF stomach trouble that the man has
relieved several cases that. were o.
years standing and proved very OBJ
sdnate 10 treatment
al do not wish to stand In the way
OF something that may be for the pub
lie good. simply through professional
prejudice. and ] am inclined to give
Cooper and hia preparations credit o.
deserving to some extent the popular
demonstration that has been accorded
them IN this city"
We sell the Cooper medicines. they
are proving remarkably SUCCESSFUL
throughout the entire United States.
&C. A. Buckner 4 Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09
HELEN oouLp is "HARD Up"
The Outings for Poor Children at
woodycrest, Which Rave Been
Annual Affairs, Are 70 Be
Given Up-Lyndhurst
School Closed.

New York, April 3.-Miss Helen
Gould has given out through her score
tary a statement that the necessity Of
retrenchment 10 her charities had
forced her TO close part Of her estate
at Tarrytown, of which a portion Is to
be rented, to rent the girls industrial
school at Lyndhurst, recently built at
q cost of $4,000, and to discontinue
plans for outings for children OF the
poor at WoOdycrest this summer.
ut Is probable that the school will
not be reopened,n the statement read
and 1t continued with the explanation
that the present financial conditions
are responsible for this curtailment Of
Miss Gould's beney0lence.
Hundreds Of poor children have
been entertained at Woodycrest every
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09

Dat sowing is over, now gardens are
In order.
Mr.. Shahan, who has been sick for
some time, is no better.
Mrs. Noble Barnes is visiting her
son Ennis, who is sick at Boonvile.
w. G. Sims is having his house
papered.
Miss nellie johnson Is home from
teaching q seven months school In
Stautfer District.
Sabbath school organized last Sunday.
Noble Barnes. Superintendent; Mrs.
Warden, assistant, Mrs. Warden, or
ganist.
Miss Nina Sims was home from CO.
lumbia Sunday.
We are all very much pleased over
the county going dry. Next we want
q dry city TO trade In, for we country
people are temperance people as our
vote shows.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09
TEN STATIONS SHOWN
Saturday Was Stallion Day in This
City and a Number Of Fine
Horses We're on Exhi-
bition.

Saturday was stallion day and a
number OF owners had their horses on
exhibition. Every horse was in the
best OF trim and showed up we'll.
Among those on exhibition were the
following.
Rowland" and Hugo Prince, owned
by /. NJ. Williams, Ike and Pennigon
Ike, owned by r. p. Moore.
"Diamond Montrosen Jr., owned by
w. w. johnson.
Victor B owned by Price Bros.
"Thorton Star" owned by A. Fl
Meyer.
"Forest MontroSe" owned by Lee
Bros.
Bloom owned by Tom Bass.
Forrest King owned by Alex Carter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09
For C~onstipation

Mr.. L. II. Farnham, a prominent
druggist Of Spirit Lake, Iowa, says
"Chamberlain's Stomach and Livel
Tablets are certainly the best thing
on the market for constipation" Give
these tablets q trial. You are certain
to find them agreeable and pleasant in
effect. Price, Is cents. Samples free.
For sale by @. A. Buckner 8 90.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09
Kxecutrix,n Notios.

Notice is hereby given that letters
testamentary upon the estate OF
George N. Wales, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned, by
the Probate Court OF Audrain County.
Mo bearing date March O., 1908.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them for allowances to the under
Frances M. Wales, within one
year after the date OF said letters or
they may be precluded from any bene-
ut OF said estate, and II such claims be
not exhibited within two years from
the time Of the publication OF this
notice, they will be forever barred.
FRANCES N. WALES,
54t Executrix,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09
SSEIlNIH DISEASES
CAUSED MTHEBLOOD

The skin Is provided with countless pores and glands, through
which an evaporation Is going on continually, day and night This is
nururc's method of regulating the temperature Of our bodies, and pre-
serving the natural appearance Of the skin. These pores and glands
are connected with tiny veins and arteries through which they receive,
from the blood The necessary n%ourshment and strength TO preserve
their healthy condition, and enable them to perform this duty.
Solong as the blood is pure and rich the skin viii be free from
eruption or disease, but when the circulation becomes Injected with
acids and humors its nourishfng and heahhful properties are lost and
It's acrid, humorladen condition causes irritation and Inflammation OF
the delicate tissues and hbres Of the pores and glands, and the eject Is
shown in Eczema, Acne, letter, Salt Rheum, or someother distressing,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09
728 N. S. RI.

nh vas aownM at Paris as a 4Varddh 1922 and Os In large rings or beat saddle horse mare m@A
% " w wsweeNaKS mt and ais Paris 1@4a 5 and hahna and In the rguhrd g and sweeps
He wss shown thhveco yhs side and took first gMa ad m1 sra nmnr m%e @d
49, 80 49, WV IAN IN @@ TWO nu al CehanA in regular rings and fourth mmy In the O samE
CToa1oa a n .m .l LOU y. MW ne twas entered ads shown In all tmla large saddle Nakesn MhuudnS
Em"n ne vas ever snow against He sheen shipped 5000 miles and has % nsMnoF NOR and Ina wm9
@ Isp s%ana Ss ~ nMA lr nGs"o and 0dy you @ntfnd one for aeM TIA reasonable spree co.,
ns d. Syaf0d 1900 q gadhg adh for GNG Nellie Deaf $780, Bupma nem ana want kes@#
~ Tmna y 81 nN ssm"n Twelve times 1903 got ter fists and two seconds M aged stallion S
TU" o@ nh "ns sweepstakes yH 10 head Five Of Ikh ms viii r.L az mn close 8
ha ST rom H~a S Mo- Nj y. MB IN is and never wash beaten hi class mds HOw vas rfuadm
LOUIS LOIS SNOW Bnep prices eheno offered for other colt Of X tbsss Ia sn Tiki @
SHOW nNh OuLatt the Street, arn Mexico bis Mm cote pruhno tM amma 80 80 &c aid
pred aa raised Tx from colt To-day he stands with but one wm@ g and y%r % p Iron m m a S%r All
OF many aahosd b age IKRB as snd ma anew dhr wuhnp.s am4I n MMM WV um VIII" mas ~
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE
by mamrno Ledand J,n 1881 MamhnnoL eGmndm s., u.h..s 49,. .. 81 ,amS
SmSI @cnd oam Y Green Mountain Morgan; third dam y ROCKY MornSa. Tn NIm 10y umhnud IS
N@' on@ was y9 onn handoph by Marshal Ny by Imported rsryraMar ", "e
ih ID q %authui bay Bhndsh hha and model In firm aa Anh -. ~. 49,. .u,h@
uMV hI WN npyfn neck fine name and tall good STYLE ana Wm -Ms n n m
%ueia u ~ wells aed. When omab knee and hook action m r rmmuum s#
A%u ply" WA 'ecounuy IMAM ~ oar hoBesga In this section
IN VIII maze ue season OF HBa my stables 2mDss onhwn.o 49, nn - ..c.mm,m
"m serve nasA ~ season. ID insure in fols $40 Insure 81 living o44 ' w. y ueo"
nH rIINNnulUNi 4 a0 have Ike Pennington Registry M e, wam-. II n Ms
NY Ike remington Ba black stallion hMes NAV 90 ,sl WAune M x. ms o. Lw
uni ~ Ip u um nmk MOLLY G%0 by Aaron emingtn dsr sm 49, - . ul uL sM#
~Hoo nva R" cm@m Mares SIS to nsuea Iwng Mrs ta Ir - co.
aa hU%s M @pNens ccnen@b utn Tor responsibilities sumed Famaw ,m .- .sm. pM
"~~ msy you "sean opportunity. Pasture iii be fmnhbeda tao n@ ns "yOt n@"~"
barred hym0uhR ok Eggsa 81 and 81 per setting. 3
1""s 1"1 % RE- No II
r. p. MOORE Mev;ro M;scd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09

summer, and plans had been m,.,
continue the entertainment tb,s
year. Miss Gould was forced !
conclusion that the work could !.
carried on without sighting \
projects which she consider !
necessary, and several week ,,',
gave orders TO her agents to dIS,
nue. the plans.
The LYndhurst school, which :,
pet project with her for many \
has been rented as a school for M
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09

Mrs. Nat P. Morris, who lives about
one and q half miles north Of Mexico,
has the smallpox in 9 mild form. The
residence has been quarantined, SO
there is no danger Cof the disease
spreading.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09
A Candy Kitchen for VandaIia,

A candy Kitchen for Vandalia.
Emmett Hudnall and Raymond
and Ralph Hutcherson Of this city
have completed arrangements for
opening q candy kitchen at vandalia,
'Effa Emmett Hudnall and Raymond
Hutcherson we're in that city Friday
for the purpose OF starting the con
Germ.
These gentleman are all young men
of good business ability and will no
doubt prosper In their new venture.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09
z R YEARS

want 20 tell you the great
rood ! received fromfhe use Of
9. 9. 8. am now 70 years old
and had suffered with Hcxsma
for forty years, and could and
nothing to cure me untii Tsrisd
3. g. 9. I suffered intensely
with the itching and burning;
paatuies would form from
which there flowed q sticky
huid; rrusts would como on the
akin, and when scratched OF,
the skin was left a. raw a.
piece OF hsef. fsuHsrsd agony
the long years I was afaiotsd,
but when I used 8. @. 9. Hound
q perfect cure. Thoro has
never been any return Of the
trouble o. II. EVANS.
Stoekhoim, Neb.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09

Howard County Goes D.,
Fayette, No., April AT tbe.
option election to-day Howard "a
went dry by q majority OF 30 !
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09

Harry Coil and Miss Inc. Coll,
a visit with their sister, Mn. +
Cullen, have returned to their !
In Perry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09

The cause Of all skin troubles can be traced to some kind Of humor
In the blood. Smooth, healthy skins are only possible where the circu-
laion is pure; and therefore the cure of any skin affection can only
come through a thorough cleansing of this vital fluid. Saves, washes,
lotions, ETC., are valuable only for their ability to keep the skin clean,
anay the itching, and tend to reduce Inflammation; they cannot correct
the trouble because they do not reach the blood.
S. S.. S. cures skin diseases Of every character and kind, because il
puri6es the blood. II goes down into the circulation and removes the
humors that are causing the trouble, builds up the weak, acid blood,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09
Beware of 0intments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense Of
smell and completely derange the whole sys
TEN when entering It thrcagh the mucous sur
faces. Suoh articles should never be used X
cept on prescriptions from reputabls phyHicianB
az Tue damage they VIII 40 Z Ten fold % TIE
Cakarrh Cure, manufactured b y, J. Cheney a
CO., Toiedo, o, contains no mercary, and IL
taken internally acting directly upon the blood
Halls CatarFh Cure be SURE you get the genuine
II is taken internally, and made IN Toledo, o.
BY F J Cheney q 90. Testimonials tree,
Sold BY Druggists. Price 76c per bottle.
Take HAli's familr Pills Tor constipation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09
OF SALE UNDER DEED
OF TRUST.

Whereas. ]. ]. MeOuIly and Bertha A, Me.
Gully bis wtfe,b By their certain deed OF Trust
dated March 18th, A. d. 1900. duly acknow[
edged and recorded In the deed OF Trust
records within n for Audrnin County,
in Book "1i'at page "5H1 conveyed
70 the undersigned Trustee, the following
Described real estate. situate in Audrafn
county, Miseouri that is 70 says LOts Five
lol % Six t6l Of Block -Four al OF Iadd,a
addition to the City of Mexico, Missouri.
together with the wagon factory and foun.
dry building and iron furnace or cupola al.
taehed thereto situated on said property.
excepting here from all other machinery 10.
Gated In said buiIdinR, which said eguyey-
hnee Was made in trust 70 secure the pay.
Insnt ola certain pr0missory note in said
oesd q trust descHbed and whereas SAID
ncys 70 secured BY said deed " trust, Is now
past due and unpaid. Therefore, i, II. III.
Edmonds, the Trustee named 10 said deed
of Iruat, At the request OF the legal holder
Of SAID note, will on ~
FRIDAY, APRIL Oath, 1908,
proceed 70 sel the property above described
~ public yendue TO the highest bidder 1T
Z front door Of the Court House IN Mexi.
~, missouri, for cash 10 pay said debt and
the costs and expenses Of executing this
r. II. EDMONDa, Trusstee.
First insertion April 4, lUs. ltd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09

Evelyn and Thomas Told 10 Leave
New York, April 1.-That z. r.
Thomas, the we'll known banker, and
Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, while at
supper early Tuesday morning in the
grillroom Of the Hotel Knickerbocker,
were requested to leave the hotel by
James B. Regain, the proprietor, and
that after a debate they obeyed, be-
came known to-day.
Their departure was made Ia the
presence Of two hotel detectives, who
had been called by Mr.. Regain when
bis first intimation to Mr.. Thomas
that 1t would be better to leave With
Mrs. Thaw had been met by refusal
to quit the table, which was set with
food and glasses containing champa-
gne.
Mrs. Thaw late tonight issued a
denial Of the story OF the ejectment,
and blamed it all on a double. She
said that there is In New York a
young women, described by her as ian
actress or something whose resem-
blance to her has caused a great deal
OF trouble.
RUBBERNECKS ARE RUDE.
'She wears linen collars, like / useu
TO wear said Mrs. Thaw, land In q
train in the subway the other day she
was almost mobbed by a lot OF rubber
necks who thought she was /. have
given up the linen collars on her
account. She must look like me even
without them. Maybe 1t was she who
was at the Knickerbocker.
81 didn't see MI. Thomas once dur.
ing the entire evening. II these
stories about him and me continue.
Ill go out In Sixth avenue and stand
on my head and give the newspapers
something truthful to write about"
According to pearsons who witness
ed the scene In the grillroom Of the
KnickeTbocker, Mr.. Thomas and Mrs.
Thaw, accompanied by young woman,
entered the grillroom and took seats
at q table. Food and drink we're
served. Many other persons were in
the grillroom. Among them the pro-
prietor.
Mr.. Regain Saw Mr.. Thomas and
Mrs. Thaw. He also saw Mrs. Thaw's
young woman friend leave the table
II WISH" said he, that you and Mrs.
Thaw would leave the hotel.n
II don't want to leave,n Mr.. Thomas
said.
FIVE MINUTES TO GET OUT.
II want you to-" said Mr.. Regan
'Ill give you five minutes in which
to take your wine that is on the table.
At the end Of five minutes l expect
you to CO."
At the expiration Of the five minutes
Mr.. Thomas had changed his mind.
Mrs. Thaw's counsel had been OF al
character, and together they
went out.
Some time ago, when Thomas and
Mrs. Thsw were reported as dining at
the Cafe Boulevard, Thomas pleaded
that he was troubled by a double who
not only resembled him, but bore the
Jame name.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09

DR.. !. Perry worden, fOru.
teacher In the Missouri Militau I
denny, Of Mexico, has been ann,
Consul TO Bristol.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09

washington, April L.-MH Tneo'
dore Roosevelt Is one woman IN oficiai
ne Who would be justified IN halllng
the advent Of Lent with more than
|ordlpsry satisfaction. Although little.
a heard about the activities Of the
mistress u the White House, Mrs
Roosevelt Il one Of the busiest women
In oticial circles.
Exempt from the necessity Of maxi
ing the c-easeless round Of calls which
is the bugaboo OF the wives Of public
men, many envy Ms Roosevelt her
leisure, her privilege OF naming her
own dates and her ability TO make
her own plans and have the social
world at large mold itself to her pro
gram.
As seen by one convefsant with
daily life at the White House an en-
tIrely different light Is shed on MIS-
|Rooseyelt's spare tine. The white
House ~chatelaine puts her energy to .
practical purpose and q feeling OF res
,~ocs,hlntv She does not play bridge,
mt shs does NAV the piano, and does
a. remarkably we'll. too, owing 60 per.
slstent practice.
nD,vr ,ovra nv
:, ,ous,c
hrs' nOose,e' ssa~Asc .rs,.
sOes peyonu Vu"se IN al
losmeI' ss.n 4 q
oIancnes :, .ue s.s m,ar.,nrs n,
wen enuusn w ~ .s,'uas M.
ms's9pa,n.sns - coma 70 the.
snsm' .nu ~ pooss.
"n,ee 'iouse -.aas,tors in
veles 1889 rns
sne niak.-up u
mis' nvoa Tsa p,ss,.
spli.sens -s..aras, ,s,tn h,s
ue.' 'us' ME- r,hs, q go,no N
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09

From the First Missouri Newspaper
While examining the files of early
Missouri papers In various st. Louis
newspapers Offices and libraries /
copid the following advertisements
which / thought would interest the
students OF Hardin College and the
people Of Mexico. These advertise
ments ! give verbatum, no alterations
are made and ali omissions are NAKED
by stars. The first one given is perhaps
one Of the very first records we have
of Mexico.
Harrison A. Trexler,
Hardin College.
NOTICE TO SETTLERS.
On the lower side OF the Auxvasse
on the Missouri Is laid on the Town
Of Mexico on a very advantageous plan
xxx. Terms one third cash, or negroes
at q fair valuation; balance in three
equal payments xx secured by mort
gage, an indispntable title can be
given xxx."-tSb. Louis Inquirer Oct.
20, 1871
FOR SALE.
A family Of likely negroes, consist
ing of a fellow of about 30 years Of
age, q wench of IS, and their child.
Also q neat Solo Gig or Sulky III.
Louisiana Gazette, Jan. %. 1927
''LooK HERElll
The subscriber has removed TX
Main street next Dongaus silver,
smith shop. he has on hand o heap
Of whiskey, plenty Of peach brady,
linen, shoes, cut and hammered nails,
cotton xx which he will sell for cash
or hides delivered at Squire Moorheads
slaughter yard
Fred Yeiser.
N. B. No credit need be expected,
as the advertiser has Unfortunately
never learned TO Writel"=Louisiana
Gazette, Jan %, 1927
MCKNIGHT AND BRADY.
Just received from New Orleans.
Queens we're. spanish segars, loaf and
brown sugar, coffee XIX Madura wine,
rum, rice, pepper, salt fish Xxx will sell
for cash, lead or beeswax. "-(Louisiana
Gazette, Fob. 0, 1881
"JosEPH BoNJU.
Watch and clock maker. Silver
smith and jeweller. Sells watches III
linen, shoes, saddles, coffee,
tea, soap, sherry, whiskey. tobacco,
gigs, and his boat with her a~pperatus.,i
MO. Gazette, April %, 1922
ITO THE LADIES.
The subscriber has . small parcel OF
fine muslin, bonnets, laces,
also some table cloths and napkins. -"
no. Gazette, Jan o, 1881
"wHIsKEY AND SALT
For sale by the barrel at our coffee !
and tin mandatory, Main street.
Neal and Legett. "--tMo. Gazette,
Feb. 8, 1901
FOR SALE.
A few dozen copies OF most pious
hymns and spiritual songs, xx adopted
for Christians Of any denomination. p
Mo. Gazette, Dec. 20, 1921
DOCTOR .. NJ. REED
From Baltimore, offers his pro
fessional services to the citizens Of
this place and vicinity. his residence
Is In the north end OF Madam
house, next Major Pin
fosis. "-tMo. Gazette, Jan. 2s, 1922
M. Gayol informs bis friends and
public that be executes portraits
n oil color II and assures an exact
resemblance for s5 100. Mr.. Gsyol
proposes ~instructIng q few young
gentlemen in arithmetic, geometry,
tc."-lMo. Gazette, March IL, 1922.
"Mrs. Pennimln respectfully informs
he inhabitants OF st. Louis that her
chool commences March 30 III Those
who intrust their children
her care, may be assured Of her
most strenuous exertion for their
Improvement. "-tMo. Gazette, March
o, 1927
"The public are informed that the
Rev. Mr.. Ward viii preach the annual
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09

Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
II will keep the cough loose, expector-
alton easy and render the fits Of cough
Ing less frequent and less severe. 1t
Is safe and sure. For Sale by @. A.
Buckner s. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09

Ray Berrcy and j. B. Burks, Of Full
ton and A. I. Kidwell, of Auxvasse,
were among the visitors at the horse
sale this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-09
A PAINFUL BURN.
Sibyl Eeideschutte Received Pain
full Burns About Face and
Chest Caused From Explos- T.
ion Of an Ornament or
Of a Bride.

Sibyl the three year old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Neiderchutte resid-
ing In south Mexico, was painfully
burned about the face and chest Sat.
urday morning.
She and her brother were playing
with an ornament that had been of
OF a bride, when her brother hit the
object, causing II to explode. The
article is supposed to have contained
some potash which caused toe explo,
sion.