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Monroe City Democrat., 1908-12-17

Henry Smith must sure believe
in Missouri girl for ..he started for
California and when half way there
turned around and returned to Mis-
souri, where the squirrel barks on
the hill side, the clover fed cows
low in the pasture, where the big
red apple grows and where the
blush on girls check is far prettier
than that on peach and to where
the cricket chirps on the hearth
while he looks upon that blush.
Monroe City Democrat., 1908-12-17

Miss Myra Wiseheart Of Lewis
town. arrived Monday to visit her
sister MRS. George W. Kidd.
Monroe City Democrat., 1908-12-17

Marion Mcfarland of Rensse-
laer. was a business visitor in the
Queen Of tine Prairies, Monday.
Monroe City Democrat., 1908-12-17
Hiding
the Christmas
Gifts
ByL M. WALCH

JH! looks something
like snow, at that"
said the man awaiting
his turn at the barber
shop, going to the door
and looking out. Beats
the dickens what a
short time there is be-
tween Fourth of July
and Christmas, these
years. | can remem-
ber the time when there
was a stretch of about
ID years between the
Fourth of July and
Christmas, can't you,
fellers? Why, Chris,
mas'll be clomping alon ;
before we know II. Right
Monroe City Democrat., 1908-12-17

Mrs. M. Patterson. Of Ely was
with friends in this city Monday.
Monroe City Democrat., 1908-12-17

John Wood Of Hannibal, has been
with Monroe friends.
Monroe City Democrat., 1908-12-17

Mrs. Fred Willmeyer. of Burling-
ton. Iowa arrived Saturday to visit
her father, Henry Behne.
Monroe City Democrat., 1908-12-17
A*R4a aS@g$B9S&-

CHRISTMAS IN THE ARCTIC.
Monroe City Democrat., 1908-12-17

A. R. Little and wife spent the
.ahbath with friends in Br0okfield.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

though always ready for tho rough
encounters Of daily life, he yet pre-
served through 1t all those kindly in
stincts and human ~sympathies which
we're as easily awakened as those OF
the gentlest woman. He read The
purposes and the hearts Of men. he.
could, upon occasion, lay bare the hid
den motives OF vicious men and point
out the issue OF their contemplated
actions. He had the courage Of his
convictions and neither self interest
nor popular clamor turned him from
the performance Of his duty. He
loved children and they responded TO
his love. To them be ministered as q
physician and for them be labored TO
maintain the best OF public schools.
In this capacity l knew him best. He
had studied the matter deeply and
was q competent judge Of teachers,
methods, and the organization OF the
school. dis wise counsel and his con-
slant attention to the progress of the
school will be missed In the Miami
Public schools. He left q heritage to
all those who love righteousness, de-
velopement and progress. Remem-
bering bis precepts and example OF bis
life and actions, let us take up the
work from which be has been called by
the summons Of death and strive to at
tain the ideals that they suggest. In
80 doing we shall best honor his
memory and shall make his hfe's
work q continued b~enediction upon
the community in which be lived and
died.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
At the Fountain.

Many delightful luncheon parties
have been reeled of on the campus at
the Springs during the past week. Re-
Gently party of gallant boys and
sweet girls partook OF a Merry Widow
supper az this popular resort. Those
who were at the feast were Mrs, Asa
Hunt and child rem, Miss Lydia and
Ralph Hutcherson and Arlie Hunt,
of Mexico; Miss Nellie nRohinson, OF
Centralia; Misses Mamie and Lizzie
Weinand, OF st. Louis, Col Heck o
Indiana and Gel. Amiel Smith, OF
Wright City.
Prof. Bush, OF Mexico, was on the
campus with his camera, and the jol'
ly bunch had their pictures taken.
The pictures Of the above pretty peo'
pie should be In the parlors Of every
well.regulated home in Audrain coun'
ty. Such heavenly hours do not
come every day; IL they did our lives
would soon vanish awaY,"-said the
Owl, as be drank to the health OF the
fountain from which flows the elixil
of life, Dill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
Mrs. Vim. Smith,
Auxyasse, Mo-, July IL, 1908

Dear Friend;
Don't fail to visit the SOC Store at Mexico when coming nome
They have the greatest bargains l ever run on to. You can buy
nice muslin gown for $50; ready-made sheets 72xsO for $780, mems s2oO
dress pants l actually saw on sale for ssc; mems 75c and sloO dress
shirts for 4sc and one Of the biggest bargains was l6inch embroidery
on sale at loo per yard; 5sinch bleached table linen PC q yaro. Nice
large sie sugar and cream German china, gold handles, for the pair
2c; nice pearl buttons per dozen Be- sl25 muslin skirts for 1ss
2Iinch stamped pillow tops lc / gallon milk crooks SCI l+quart
granite dish pans for Csc; Squart porcelain lined pudding pan lci
wash rags 4G 10000 local views postal cards, each lc
Japanned dust pans, round handle, Sc; Boys Mexican hats i0c extra
large dinner plates &c; glass table tumblers, each &c; wire egg aeaters
lc;c lothes pins dozen 1c think of this, cheap enough for kinding woodi
tissue paper piano busters 1Oc, they actually sell them for Csc 10 our
town; mating at l2c per yard. Good round top trunk s-sS Mems
work shirts 800, my, l always pay SOC for them here.
also saw a nice silk umbrealla-al kinds Of handles-look to me
like it was worth q, they only asked 900 for them; folding Ironing
boards at 75c; 8 bars Switts Pride Laundry Soap 25f great big bis
cult pan lOxl5 size for loo; hammers and hAtchets at l0c each; mind
YOU, / saw a blue amp white tea kettle In that store for $780, sun on-
nets at I5c each; nice big towels at &c and 1c Don't fail to see
those alarm clocks at SOC, my, we pay 81 for them here lsaw a great
big galvanized iron wash tub for $50, they ask SOC for them here. |
also saw a black sateen skirt marked SOC, looks to me like one / paid
81 for In our town.
Now, Mrs. Smith, please bring the articles l name from the 200
store. as the prices are so extremely low, Trusting that you are
we'll and in the best Of spirits, your friend,
Mrs. W. A. Dougal,
Rush Hill, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
Chunks Of Driftwood.
By One Reuben o. Dill.

BIZ One Reuben o. Dill.
"When the bees are in the hive, I'll
come to you"
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Peck, Sunday,
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Watts, OF
Mexico, and Col. Eugene Leopold, OF
Oklahoma, A big dinner was served
and the day was pleasantly spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Williams, OF
st. Louis, we're recent guests Of Mex
leo relatives.
Col. and Mrs. r, B. Hooton spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs George Wis
dom, OF Western Audrain.
Powell s. Hook topped the market
in st. Louis, Monday, on l44s-lb. cat
tie. The cattle sold at 81 As per ID.
As cents more on the pound than any
other cattle on the market. Hurrah
for grand old Audraln county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ArmlStead have
returned from a pleasant visit to Full
ton relatives.
AS soon as the Owl RECEIVERS from
the festivities he had on the glorious
| Fourth Of July he will scream, The
Owl got his feathers ruffled on that
gala day and is now at the Fix 1t
shop. Don't depair; he will be there
with the goods later on.
DR.. Marks, Col. Charlie Karnes and
Col. Heck spent Friday.at the Springs,
lifted tho lid and put on the pressure.
Mrs. Major Reuben Toalson is the
proud owner of a gasoline stove, given
to her by her robust and gallant hus-
band. Mrs. Toalson also received a
, large consignment of blackberries from
Col. Creed, who recently bought the
Jim Towson farm, on west Boulevard.
Col. James st. Vrain and Edwin
Stirring recently completed a large con
tract for Farber parties. Col. st.
Vrain is an up-to-date electrician.
my rutied angel" o, me. o, my.
Col. Sam Malone has the Owls
thanks for some mighty good reading
matter. Sam is a hummer.
Col. Loren Meeks, manager OF Chas.
Glendy's big livery barn, boasts of one
Of the finest and swiftest carriage
teams In the State. The Owl took q
ride with Mr.. Meeks the other day and
will gently state that the ride was
fast and furious--a little bit too swift
for the Owl. But any lady can handle
the team, 80 Loren says, and we don't
doubt 1t.
Col. Clinton O. Moore, OF Vandalia,
candidate for County Assessor Of Au.
drain, gaze the boys the glad hand
at the Springs a few days ago. Col
Moore says he has lived in the county
for 20 years and this is my first OF.
hce." He is a good man, and II
elected, no doubt would make a splen.
did assessor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
WILLIAM POLLOCK MILL
& ELEVATOR COMPANY,
Annual Meeting Held-Direetors
Elected Usual Dividend De-
elared.

Monday afternoon, July 10, the
stockholders OF the William Pollock
Mill s. Elevator Company met at The
mill and erected the following direc-
tors:
William Pollock, Walker Pollock
J. +. Llewellyn, A. Carter, Chas Lew.
is, G. w. Edmonston and Il. NJ.
White.
The directors elected the following
officers:
William Pollock, PRESIDENT; Ale1
Carter, yice-president; Walker Pollock
secretary and treasure.
The Pollock Mill s. Elevator Com
pany is one Of Missouri's staunchesl
institutions and the annual statement
shows the business to be In splendid
condition. The usual semi-annual d.
vidend OF four per cant was declared
while a nice surplus is being maintain
al E
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

REFERRING TO the death OF a cousin
Of Hon. Henry Edmonds, Of this city,
the Miami, Mo-, Index editorially
says: "In the death Of Dr.. A. r.
Edmonds this town and community
has suffered an irreparable loss, and
bis family has been deprived OF q low
ing father and a wise counsellor. But
wife and children and loved ones OF
the home are not the only ones whose
hearts are broken and whose spirits
are crushed by the weight Of this
heavy a~fliction. There are those who
we're bis personal friends and intim
ately associated with him In one or
another Of the various activities that
engaged his attention in his busy life,
who have learned to know much OF
the motives that impelled him to &C
ton. Such friends have learned TO
recognize in him the true nobility OF
bis character and to know how warm
his heart and how clear were his men
tai perceptions. He feared nothing in
this world but to do a mean sct- AL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
A. H. WHITNEY
Audrain County's Records
TONED in the St. Louis HsuI
While Attending the Sd
Recorders Associate

During the meetlngO Of The ID.
OF Missouri In 81. Louis ID.
the st. Louis Republic yass
cartoon OF A. II. Whltney hi
lar recorder OF Audrain casI
says:
"a. II. Whitney, ReOae
Mexico, and formerly secrsRr.
association, has a telephone sd
which be is entertaining al
The scene Of the story is slMl
be laid In AudraIn o0uug !
there are numerous rurll b
lines. A fond lover was md
noyed because a large portia
population along the ruI y
which be talked TO the llghiGI
persisted Ia listening 10 BIZ
honeyed words,
One Saturday night be R
plan Of vengeance, The Iowa
be absent over Sunday,
morning, upon returning
rang for the Young lMfi
There was the customary Su
the time the young LADY 9
hear the message.
In agonized tones the love-
returning home to find
mother and father murdered
beds. The conversation 2
but sufficient for It's p1fp@
half an hour every farmer q
had hitched up and StarlA
scene of the tradegy. Ths
| forwards was pursued to az
conclusion with a smallsrSH
the telephone
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
MRS. a r BrandIfr

Mrs. Mary BrAnditf, age 70 years,
died at her home in southwest Mexico
Monday at 1890 The deceased had
suffered three paralytic strokes in the
course OF the last few weeks, to which
she succumed.
The deceased was u woman beloved
by all who knew her. She was a kind
neighbor and a loving mother. She is
survived by a SOD, Chas, Hedge, of st.
Louis.
The deceased has been a resident Of
Of this city for over sixty years. Dur
ing the civil var she lived in a house
located at a point about the middle Of
the block now occupied by the north
side of the square.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Brandif,
who died at her home In the south.
west part Of town, Monday, was held
from the residence at 2 O'Clock Tues
day afternoon, conducted by Rev. @
M. Aker Of the Methodist church.
after which the remains were inferred
in the city cemetery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

and they admitted that they bad not
thought the governor smooth enough
TO turn the trick, Folk was all smiles
when he returned to bis seat and bis
friends in the Massachusetts delega'
tion chuckled gleefully at the discom-
titure Of the Missouri delegates.
Many OF the Massachusetts, dele
gates wished to vote for Folk for vice
president, but Folk discouraged them.
He realized that he could hardly Sc
cure the nomination for the vice presi-
dent when bis own state was almost
solidly against him, even II he desired
second place on the ticket.
Folk with the Missouri delegation
is about like ex.Gov. Douglass with
our delegation, - said a Bay State man
Douglass undoubtedly could have Sc
cured tine nomination for vice presi-
dent had our state presented his name
unanimously, but a majority Of the
Massachusetts, delegates are against
Douglass. The same evidentlysis true
with Folk. l am confident be could
easily have secured the nomination
for vice president had Missouri pre-
sented his name"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

The Mexico Ledger joins all Of the
people OF Mexico and Audrain county
in congratulating the public spirited
citizens Of North Jefferson street in
securing street paving. This will
make N. Jefferson one Of the prettiest
thoroughfares in the Iclty and will
lead to the substantial improving Of
the country road leading north from
the city limits. We understand lar
rangements are being made so that
this road outside Of the limits will be
macadamized. Just as soon as the
citizens Of Mexico put down paving To
the city limits the farmers will see
that the roads leading to town are
properly cared for. The worst roads
In the county are those right around
the city limits Of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
William MuR Injured

William Muff, foreman at the round
house at Francis, had what might
have resulted In q more serious acct
dent, Monday at the Jefferson street
crossing. Mr.. Muff had gotta hot Gin
der in his eye at Francis, and had
boarded a freight train to come to
town to have the foreign article re-
moved. When the train reached the
Jefferson street crossing Mr.. Muff
attempted to get of the train which
was moving at a moderate rate OF
speed and in alighting be was thrown
to the ground, spraining his ankle,
and fracturing the small bone Of the
limb.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
Ring Tears on Finger.

Columbia, Mo-, July 10 While Miss
Emma Collins, the pretty ls-year-old
daughter Of B. L. Collins a prominent
Boone county farmer, who reside near
here vas climbingla pair Of cellar steps
she lost her balance and fell. Her en-
gagement ring, which she had only
worn two weeks, was caught upon a
protrudlng nail and her finger was SO
badly torn that later 1t vas amputat-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

THE Centennial issue Of the st,
Louis Republic contained one-hundred
and ninety-two pages, and was not
only the biggest, but the most com.
prehensiVe Newspaper eyer published.
Thousands OF extra copies we're order
ed from all parts Of the United States
and will be preserved in the homes and
libraries Of this country. The Re
public is a great newspaper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
B~ooTBLACKs TEST.
In Memory Of MRS. Georgia Weaver

In Memory Of Mrs. Georgia Weaver
Who departed this life on June 9th
1908. The angels Of God has again
visited the home OF Mr.. William Wea-
yer and taken therefrom bis dear wife
and our beloved friend whom We loved
and highly esteemed. She was suf-
ferer Of diseases for a number Of
years, and treated by many
physicians, who seemed TO do good
but for a short time. But now she
dwelIs with her Great Physician, the
sympathy giving Jesus, who will cure
everyone who will come unto him.
So weep not dear sister, son and
friends for our loved one has entered
into the Joys Of eternal rest where
there is no sorrow, sickness, pain OF
death can enter into that bright celes'
tial shore, where there is one bright
summer always and sad ~partings come
no more,
Dear George thou hast left US
Thy form we sadly miss
But II In God we only trust
He will through all our sorrows
bless. NJ s.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
REV. Selecman,s Som Retter

The little son Of Rev. @. O. Selec.
man who was formerly pastor Of the
Methodist church in the city is re.
ported much improved in health.
Regarding him the Moberly Monitor
seys: "Rev. Selecman and family
have returned from Colorado where
they have been for their sons health.
Their many friends will be pleased
to learn that their son is much i'm.
proved. He was thought to be suffer-
ing from lung trouble. Mr.. and Mrs.
Selecman, as well as the son, are look
ing much better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
Mrs. ]. A. Y. Boyd DA

AuxyaSse heilea'
Mrs. J. A. Y. Boyd da
home near Concord, OalliEl
NO., Saturday morning, Wy
after q long Illness, 'gS''
years. II
Her maiden name was
Calhoun, and she was O0il
brier County, West VIrglnA
0, 1880. She came ITO AS,
her parents in 1888, and =
II, ls4o, she was united 10
john A. Y. Boyd, who ~
To this union there were
children, eight Of WHOM
They are W. Ed, Thomss
and Bobe't Boyd; Mrs. Ao.l
aid, Mrs. Sallle Muir,
Gilmore and Miss Ella BOY
She had been a fal'Dls
sIstent member Of the V0l
byterian church for q nuas
Her funeral was preaGla
church Sunday afternoon
@. Wood, Of AuXvasse' ~.
was laid to rest In tho
that place beside loved 0p'
fore.
To the husband, who >
of age, we extend the a'' Y
thies In this hour OIL
bereavement. He bad 'Ol,~
and honored this c0np
early manhood's choice, 4,
gone hand in hand Sp', T.
bors, joys and sorrows s.,..sl
She lived a life OF uSe,u N,
ed a family Of boys anu
up and call her blessed,
blessed are the dead W
Lord" Peace to her S0lI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
A $500 Prize For The
Schools Outside Of Mexico.

Mr.. Editor: l am In receipt Of a
letter from Mr.. Stokes manager Of the
Mexico Chautauqua, In which he Of
fers fifteen dollars as a library fund,
to the school district outside of Mex.
leo having the largest number OF
children Of school age present on Ed
vocational Day.
This is a liberal offer and worth com
peting for. Teachers, get your child
rem In line, and try to win this prize
You have nothing to lose, II you DOM
win the prize. A day spent at the
Chautauqua will pay you for your ef,
forts. Your Friend, 5. T. Davis,
County School Com.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
Agreement Has Been Reached.

The controversy over the stock OF
groceries between W. W. Conner and
Frank Dudley has been satisfactorily
settled to both parties and the suit
dismissed. Mr.. Conner will resume
possession of the stock, and will con.
tinue the business.
Mr.. Conner sold the stock of goods
to MI. Dudley a few weeks ago, and
through some misunderstanding the
trade did not go through.
Mr.. Conner will continue to carry
an up to date line Of goods and he will
give his customers first class service
as he has done in the past.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
Free Gold In Missouri,

Columbia, Mo-, July l0.-Free gold
is reported to have been found four
teen miles southeast Of here on the
farm Of A. W. Selby. d. ]. Webb, a
miner Of johannesburg, CAL, made
the strike. The gold is found in a
quartz bed two inches thick. The vein
Is about a foot under the surface.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
This entertainment attractive and In.

this entertainment attractive and In
structiye. There should be a large at
tendance throughout the entire meet.
ing, The programme Is Hrst-class,
while the admission fee is nominal.
The people of this county want q first
class Chautauqua every year and iD
order to maintain such an enterprise
they must cordially and literally sup
port 1t. Make your arrangements to
attend the Cbautauqua every day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
Frank Morris Dead.

On Sunday, July II, 1908,
at lI:2O O'Clock a. M, Frank Evan
Morris, beloved SON Of Edward T.
Morris and Jennie Morris tnee Davis,
and brother Of Gertrude Morris. Mrs
], A. Scannell and Mrs. NJ. Hessioni
aged 30 years and 2 months.
The funeral will take place Tues
day, July II, at 5 o'clock a. m from
No. 1920 Kossuth avenue, to Holy
Rosary Church, thence to Calvary
Cemetery. Friends are invited to at
tend.
He was a member Of the Catholic
Knights and Ladies of America, No
l9l.--St. Louis Republic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

THE Democrats Of Mexico who favor
Hon. W. Il. Wallace, Of Kansas City
for governor OF Missousi, will organize
n club In this city Thursday night.
On Saturday, July IS, there will be q
State conference Of the Wallace men
ut the Planters Hotel In st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

THERE are many people wanting to
know what Roosevelt will do at the
close OF his presidential term, but a
much larger majority is wondering if
there is anything at all he will not do
IL he happens TO think of IL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
A Clean City

Mrs. 8. B. Mcfarlane, who this
spring offered prizes for the best kept
front and back yards tended by young
Columbians, In a recent letter to
friends here says; ~ hope many chill
dren are contesting for the prizes Of
fered for incest kept front and back
Yards"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

ALL the fraternal lodges of Mexico
are cordially invited to attend 10 a
body on Fraternal Day OF the Chau-
tauqua, July "A. The ladies drill teams
Of the Maccabees and National An
nuity OF Moberly will contest here on
that dav.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

ALL of the citizens Of Mexico and
Audrain county are interested In the
success of the chautauqua, which will
be held In the Wade pasture in Mex
leo July 22-29. Manager G. E. Stokes
is endeavoring in every way to make
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
Good Old Age.

Old Uncle Thomas Fox, one OF Au-
drains Oldest citizens; who gave the
ground on which the Fox school house
now stands, is now in bis 93rd year,
and few days ago went to the woods
with his son.in-law, ]. f. Slmcoe,
TO oversee q bee tree cutting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

Fred Morris and William Atkinson
sold two Ford automobiles In Mexico
this week, one to Fred Hathaway and
one to another Mexico gentleman, who
is going to surprise his family with 1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

THE August primary will not be
heldin the school districts OF the coun-
ty,:but at the regular voting precincts.
Every Democrat In the country should
arrange so that he car participate In
the nominating Of the State and
county ticket.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
state Auditor

The Democrats Of ST. "
ought to support un ol.,ts|
candidacy Of Bernard p 4
Louis for the Democrat IA
for State Auditor, hl M
neighbor, and Is au
handed, thOrougn-g0Ipas. IN
d loyal and faithful
whose long record 10 ?,
without blot or bIeIl's ~,
are all said Of him by wv n
him best, and DO doue,
tion would add grea' y,
Democratic ticket
now serving bis SecOu c,,rp
auditor otst. Louis,
Taks the Ledger %
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

A. +. Carter and family and Miss
Boot Of Chillicothe, together with Mrs.
Baxter Vaughn, Of Paris, have been
the guestsof Alex Carter and family,
Just north Of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

Renfro Gibbs, Jr., who was injured
by ~colliding with a buggy while rid
ing on his b~ycicle, Is recovering all
right. The bycicle vas wrecked and
Renfro was painfully, but not serious
lY injured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
The Weekly Ledger
r. N. WHITE, Editor and Proprietor

CAPTAIN HoBsoN's presidential
boom for 1912 is not formidable in
size as yet, but both the boom and the
captain have time and room to grow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

Col. Nick Boden and son, Of San
Jose, California, are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs NJ. r. Wise. Mr.. Roden is
en- route east, where his son will at
tend the Naval Academy at Annapolis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

LOST-La1y's pocket book at the
G. & A. Depot at Centralia Saturday
night July 4th, containing cards of
T. ]. Kelgo and other articles. Find
er leave at the Ledger Office, Mexico,
No. and receive reward. d&W 1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

No matter what you want to buy,
sell or trade, IL will help you to con.
suit our Real Estate Department.
North Missouri Trust o..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

Mrs. II. p. Warden is home from
Virginia, and reports that her father,
Prof. French Strother, has entirely
recovered bis good health.