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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-19
BASEBALL
Yesterdays Results on Big League
Diamonds

Yesterdays Results on Big League
Diamonds
Following are the results of yester-
days games in the American and Nat
ional leagues:
American League Results
At New York-Boston 3, New York
0, second game, Boston 6, New York,
3.
At leveland-Cleveland 3, st. Lou
is o.; second game, Cleveland 3, St.
Louis 2.
At Detroit-Chicago 2, Detroit 0.
At Observation-Disclosures 3,
Washington L.
National League Results
At Philadelphia-New York IA, Phil
adelphia l; second game, New York 5
Philadelphia A.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg 6, st. Lou
is 3; second game, Pittsburg 2, st.
Louis /.
At Chicago Chicago /, Cincinnati
0.
At Boston-Boston-Br game
postponed, wet grounds.
League standings:
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

Miss Florence Quinlan left this
morning for Clinton, Mass, to visit
friends.
Miss Dora Young of Adams, Mass,
has returned after visit with friends
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gardner and
son William are stopping at Miss
Mary Lonergan's.
joan Toomey goes this afternoon to
Woodford where has has accepted a
contract to move building for Dex-
ter M. Gleason.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Silverman and sis
tiers, Mrs "A Lifslutz of Albany and
Miss n. Kanavaloff of Brooklyn, n. Y.
left for their homes yesterday after
spending the summer vacation with
the Kambers on the farm.
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National League
SAN JOSE SCALE FOUND
Discovered in Burlington Garden anc
at Westminster.

Discovered in Burlington Garden and
at Westminster.
Montpelier, Aug. Estate Com
missioner of Agriculture Orlando l..
Martin of Plainfield was in town Tues
day evening Commissioner Martin
and Prof. William Stuart of Burling-
ton State Nursery Inspector, have
Just inspected a large garden at Bur
lington which it was thought had be-
come infested with the San Jose
Gale. dreaded by all farmers and
| fruit growers because of the difficulty
in fighting it once it has taken hold OF
he trees. They found the scale and
the infected bushes were destroyed
to prevent spread of the insect.
The commissioners also visited the
Kurn Hattin Home at Westminster
and orchards in that vicinity and
found that the scale existed in large
numbers. Last year Prof. Stuart Wis
tied two orchards which were found
to be infested by the San Jose scale.
one orchard was destroyed and the
other thoroughly sprayed. All pos
sibility of spread of the infection was
checked by the total destruction of
the orchard but the infection spread
from the sprayed trees to all fruit
trees in the vicinity, save the blue.
plum tree, which seems to escape the
scale.
1t is quite evident from this expert
ment that the only safe way TO pre-
vent the spread of the scale is the
total destruction by cutting down and
burning of the infected trees.
Commissioner Martin stated that
the San Jose scale was brought into
the State undoubtedly by means of
nursery stock which had been partly
grown in infected regions and had
been sold in the State. He said that
this vicinity seemed to be entirely
free from the pest but strongly urged
that all farmers and fruit growers
send specimens of trees or bushes to
the Experiment Station at Burlington
for analysis ii there was any fear of
the existence of the scale. This is
the surest method of determining
whether or not. the scale has attacked
the orchards and is measure that
should be taken by every farmer in
case of the slightest doubt as to the
nature of the rest.
MI. MAI ilil 10 lCtCiNiht aRPiASoNAOAiS
for the book recently issued. Avail
sblet Vermont Farms" an average OF
at least one a day. These inquiries
come from Virginia, Texas, Oregon,
Montana. the Dakotas and many from
the Central West, the high price OF
land there tending to drive people
back East These books were not is
sued broadcast, as it was desired TO
place them where they would be APP
preciated Copies are sent to the
Vermont newspapers and to the agri-
cultural papers of New England.
Through notices printed in these pap
ers the book has been widely adver-
tised. Most of the inquiries received
apparently are from men who have
money to pay for desirable propert.
The term "Abandoner farms has
been avoided for it is not the kind OF
property described. Mr.. Martin con
siders the outlook for agriculture IN
Vermont brighter than it has been for
a decade or more. With pork at 10
cents. butter at 80 and good prices
prevailing for other fooducts of the
farm the farmer has reason to be en-
couraged.
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WANTED
LOST

I OST-An automobile trechain, somewhere
IL on Troy road. Reward if returned to
1.-THE Ideal Tour Garage, 1876 North st. 42t3
| OST-Friday morning, open face gold
~ watch, monogram l.. g. Z. on back and
pin with pearl in IL. Return to Banner Office
and receive reward. 3St6
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Notlce

Chief of the fire department John
Hayes, will pay reward of $40 for IN
formation that will lead to the appre-
hension aud conviction of the person
or persons who rang in the alarm
from box q. at the corner of Wash
ington and Elm streets on the night
OF August 6.
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LOW PRICED ADVERTISING

Advertisements not over four lines
n length in this column. 25 cents for
me time, 35 cents for twice, so cents
FOR one week and $1.25 for one
month if paid for when the advertise
nent is brought in. II credit is given
IN additional charge will be made.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS

Noon Quotations from J. r. Wiliiston
G. Co., to Bennington Security Co
The following noon quotations were
re seived today by the Bennington Sc.
curity company from j. r. Williston
& Co, of New York by special wire
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

THE suggestion ma 9 Tuesday.
By g member Of the Business Mems
Association, that a Corn Carnival and
fall festivities BE- held during the tx
Confederate rsunion In this city on
Sept z&A 10 an excellent one. Tbs
eats ID early for such . celebration,
but The rsznion could not be set any
lstsF. The kind Of q carnival and
tAs form Of entertainment is a mat
sSr which should be given careful
con Iteration beore definitely launch
ID. The position Of the city gov
eminent 10 decidedly against the
old time street carnival with its nu-
nsFous pay shows. This form Of
amusement has almost been worn
out, At best, and q new and more In
viting form Of amusement should be
arranged. Why not advertise and
have everything freeY The Mexico
band viii be In a position 70 furnish
the mHgle BY that time; booths can
Be built about the square In which
the farm products can be shown and
tbs various free entertainments be
placed 1t convenient points 80 all
merchants vii be given equal treat.
nsnt a. 10 ths movements Of the
crowds. For q few hundred dollars
four days free entertainment can
be arranged with q horse show that
viii attract thousands 10 this city.
Mexico cannot have too much adyer-
Using and this form viii bring thons
ands Of dollars here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
SHALL VIE RAISE THE LIcEsSsi

To ire G@cEsF
Now that We hare ALI. seen Ring
llngs TIE Creates show GA szrth,
ao1t POS tAlnE i would b. q mlse
action for toe CogntY CosrT 70 take
20 E1zke the L4esnss ~ sExh, fer tse
next Eve gezxA. thzt n wgud be pro-
hfbgtave' sey t59919 foF each d4ys
exhibition Ifs trBs the circus Npenan
Bozne money. when 4 c2uaes. bet, the
POOR PEOPLE more than pay the
bill on they wosIa not wish us AffeF
Se have had q rest Of a fsR years.
then IT would be proper TO raise the
Id and allow the parents Of the later
generation 70 take them to zee the
animals; having had a rest they. the
parents viii be In a better naood and
3 make q better exhibition Of them
selves, "a well a. show the kids hox
70 attend . circus. If the attention O..
the Court is called TO this matter. b.
lieve they would rescind their Old
order and when the people and times
get ripe for 8 circus, a reasonable fee
could be substituted for the pro
hibitiye one.
P. E LOCKE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

IN September Hugh DonneIly, Jan.
tor Of the North Side School, en-.
tiers upon his 21st year in that ca.
pacity. During that period thous.
ands Of children have attended this
school and Id every one Of them this
genial, whole+souIed monltor has
found q riend He has proved most
efficient in his care u the school.
and ID never too tired TODD anything
that neanB the improvement or bet.
terEn@nt Of his building. The Led
ger e0ngratulstes the School Board
upon their eployment Of Mr.. Don.
nelly and wishes him many more
anniversaries OF success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
ENJOYS READING THE LED

NIH IN TENNSi
John Potts. formerly Of this city.
but who is now 3 partner with his
father, Hon J. A. Potts. owning a
fine saddle horse ranch at Encinal,
Texas, In remittIng for the Weekly
Ledger says:
Il mail yon a dollar for your pa
per. ] enjoy getting It, for it il Just
like getting a letter from my old
home. Hope to 9 all Of you good
people soon"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
WELL BE THERE
WITH BELLS ON.

To the Editor Of the Ledger
Sturgeon. Mo-, July rs.
At the request Of the officials Of
the Sturgeon Fair Association / am
sending you a complimentary ticket
to the Sturgeon Fair which begins
On August ~ and lasts four days.
When you read these lines / will be
started on my trip to Alaska. but it
is my intention to be back on the
opening day Of the Sturgeon Fair
and | hope to have the pleasure Of
meeting you In Sturgeon on n Of
the days of the Fair. We have erect
ed a special press box for the com
fort Of visiting newspaper men and
we would like to have you visit us.
have the finest locust grove ever
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
cHILDREN's DAY EXERCISES
AT LIBERTY CHtlpc

C~hildren's Day exercises we're OBJ
served at Liberty church. 10 miles
northwest Of Mexico Sunday and a
basket dinner was enjoyed Rev. W.
H. Hook preached in the afternoon.
Liberty church has one Of the largest
congregations Of any country church
10 the county, and has a well organic
ed Sunday School. The Rev. Mr.
Hook is pastor and breaches there
two Sundays in each month.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
HALLIBURTON TO MEET 6usI-
NESS MEN AND aOi ntEHs

J. w. Halliburton, State Commander
OF the Ex-Confederate veterans, win
be In this city Tuesday and meet
representatives Of the Mexico Bust.
ness Mems Association and members
Of the w. H.. KEENAN, Camp of ex-Con
federates at Hopkins & Edmonds' OF.
flee at 3 O'Clock. Preliminary ar.
rangements will be perfected for the
approaching reunion Of ex-Confederats
be held here this fall. Ali interest
ed are invited to attend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

AMONG the nznnes II the pub.
ts6sc Est 0 lobbyists in Jefferson
CITY who had registered bat failed
70 fBe their expense account was
Isags w. ". Botta, u this eEy. Up
On investigation the Ledger ascertain
Iadgs Bots saS II the State capital
la the Int rest O. the intsrurbzn line
wtth which be has cast his fortunes.
He has writtss the Secretary Of
Stste and fled an expense account
Ct SIS. This eliminates him from
any prosecution for moi complying
with the Law.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
hlLLER-sARNEs WEDDING
MONDAY La ST InIIIs

Renfro Miller. son Of II. L. Miller
and wife. Of this city. was married
Monday, July Is. to Miss Jessie
Barnes. Of st. Louis. Renfro nov
has a good position In stLouis. Al
ter August Isl, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
viii be at home 70 their friends at
No. 1854 Bayard Ave. St. Lous.
Rehfro is an old Mexico boy and
his many friends here viii be Joined
BY the Ledger In extending congrat-
uiatIoDs and best wishes for a long
and happy married life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

TEE Installation Of al Ixme1se
s1ctboE pumn Ia the Prsedrza-shsl
By saSs F&esorT q thls city for the
ysggose q rsDoTfng any euE tn TIE
bzlselag a. vel a. keersng pare air
ia free efcuhss0z an the tine ia
Doe esG=eDasbSe. M. Morris Stzs-
sa sAs TzzS va 5oe really rsqgirea
10 s&s bsaklnx hs zkssoss ell wis
1ews sht is weH arr2GEes for veztii-
ss0z b&t rather than have any eaes
thSE a. 10 TIE condition Of theGs en-
p4oTesf ss@hh fruu working sH the
fAeeoy thm pzmp wSs Installed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
BALLOON DID NOT
RISE HIGH ENOUGH.

An aeronaut made a balloon as.
cension in this city Saturday evening,
intending to return 10 earth via a
parachute. An insufficient amount OF
hot air resulted in his rising but 1000
feet and before sufficient altitude had
been reached 70 insure safety in cut.
ting the parachute loose. the balloon
started to return to earth. 1t alight.
ed in Woodlawn. having started from
Hoxsey's Hotel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

TIE nIze<1sE day zf-@E Tire At
bsrnnsn Of the L@gahEEre fails O.
Sun22F. Arguss I5sh Ths kE pro
vi1ing for County SUPERVISION Ct
schools VIII take effect Ao16&s, Al.
gust lsth, and the eoaEty E~upeEfntend
eEts can qualify under II Oh OF EfEss
that Gate By filing q bond, taking ths
osth and receiving a x commission
The salary Of the county Eaperfatess.
ent Of schools 10 based OF the povQ-
lztlon d the COUNTY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
w. II. BROWN DisPosEs
OF HIS TEXAS LAND.

". II. Brown sold bis half
section Of Texas land Monday to par
ties 10 that State. He states he re.
Ieeiyed a little more than s28 an
acre. Mr.. Brown intended TO go to
Texas TO spend the winter, but
since the sale he is undecided Just
what he win do. TheL edger hopes
that Mr. Brown and his estimable
wife viii conclude to remain in
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

TEE1EDAEL a WILKINS Az
H-zaE1zx 70 2E&Z = 1- L1@
EsssFE5% eg DepMrzszr Ne GuEzz
E4g&s sax els=A TasT VII psi
n a E&nsF4 ZrEsg T1ess VI -
zesr sezs<scAs Ezzrgrezs1ss e as
ESspAxz4 EsEz EEEA z11Rs
z1zzEszez1 e saMw2z Ezs b@ez
zzass @zM II sAs sszsszx azstzsxa
hszzs.a n Nsxz1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
WHEAT AVERAGES Is
BUSHELS Az

- WIZ
C. IL ca E@TIsen thF=zhs5 hss
wheat Iss week He had IS acres
EEheA yi=1z' him an average q a
baskets 70 tie acre Mr. Cu15srson
1zs pseG eTp@nr1@nttng wnh the
.er9EAs1 LINE STONE This vas used
Lest as > fertilizer. bit 10 correct
the soil 20 r@nsove the acids from
ths gToRnd Mr. CaEbar1sou touna It
To y Eaost beneficial Il 10 vsFy
Cheap. eoasing nor more than two TO
tEo ard e hs1g dollars 4 ton. and
impEDTes ihe condition az the soil
Vey Haeh Ar CaiBeuaon also
thfeshed his Gals Monday thai aver.
aged a bushels.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

THE Convention Ct eo1zty sup@rn-
tendents Of p1blic schools win meet
IN Jefferson City Tuesday. August
10, 1865. This II MlssoUri Day the
Ssh anniversary Ct her saElssiOz to
the Union. az appropriate time to
hold al Important educational nsss
ing This convention VIII eontizse
In session five aSya Mary ~pFoEzInsn
~e1scztors VIII be present and Join
lE the e-sscukstonA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

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sszezst u as Fsz-E ChEE-E1g1@ ~
sszzasr- Qz4 4 1Ez5sr & &zN
are - have tezes ~ VEL - Ersz
suEun.ss All fozzx zz Tss oEyI
rDs w1F So sz5gT - CtEE-EaEEz -
- Say sse-s a. to Ezs II q -sr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

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Azx C1T SzE Gg Ss4L zyw hzE
Gage &C IL TsEEzxH & f1s TzeE
zaz .5e NAzszn S0zs Hzz- Z
szg = 1rs<a19 ss eSTz1Sy Ez&@f
- Lee EES Mr. P=zE LA =
ssEsrs u1zk before Ez b sa1gEg
frsn Is ressw1 CT tie S&-
TslsR Il A gEss sE13sgE As wa tie
zaxz 1gr tie gze& NJ Fszzzn il a
ssz q Ae Rev. y. T. Par@z sS=-
uss3y q tAs city. lis azzzy trSz6s
JOS tie Ledger IL egzgrxEkf{zz kz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

Mrs. G. l. Morris and sister, Mrs
w. O. White have Just returned from
3 Wait In f. Smith, Ark, with rela.
tives and friends. They also visited
In various parts in Oklahoma and
had q time coming home through
the high water and say Old Mis-.
souri, looks good TO them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
sRYAh's SUBJECT CHOSEN
FOR LOCAL ASSEMBLY

Geo. Robertson, president OF the
Mexico Chautauqua Assembly. is In
receipt Of a letter from the slayton
Lyceum ureau, announcing William
Jennings Bryan will deliver his lat
est lecture, THE Prince of Peace" at
the local Assembly Tuesday. Aug.
3, at 2 80 D. NJ.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

sat under by a Missouri editor, and
u lemonade win be the reddest
ever drank. We have a private road
way to the fair grounds to be used by
automobiles and you ought to buy a
few gallons OF gasolineand pull right
cut for Sturgeon in your machine.
Hoping to see you at our Fair and
with best wishes ! am,
YOarfriend,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

OWING to q Misunderstanding, it
val stated in the published chau-
tauq1a program there would be a
charge for all teams admitted to
Assembly grounds. There win be
no such charge made.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
FREE ATTRACTION SECURED
nEfnINN -nE -.

Chas. Eckhart, aviator, gymnast
and Jack Of all a~crobats" who has
been in Mexico for some days Civ
ing various free exhibitions on the.
streets has been engaged by the Fair
Association to entertain the throng
which gathers on the grounds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
Omar D. GRAY.

Homer Bassford, of the Sc. Louis
Times, is taking a ten days bust
ness trip to Detroit, Boston, New
York and viii return home by the
way of Washington City. Mrs. Bass.
ford Is accompanying him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

The entertainment Of the State en-
campment OF the United Confederate
Veterans in this city this fall should
be made so attractive, not only the
ex-soldiers would be glad to attend
but others would desire to be pres
ent. Mexico has a reputation for
hospitality and this should be main
tained.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
MEXICO LEos, O.;
CENTpALth

VEN FcLtNs K
The Mexico Leos defeated the Cen
trala base ball team al Ceatralia sun.
day afternoon By the score Of 6 10
2. This is the sixth game that the
Mexico team has played and have
won 6 Of them. This Ii the third
game with C~entFaIia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
SMALL BOY NARROWLY
ESCAPES sERIous d

A small boy. Identity unknown.
came near being seriously injured
Saturday evening al the balloon as
eension. a pole fell as the balloon
was released, striking him. Forum.
ately he escaped without serious
hurt,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
INCREASED COST or
az e4N|

Editor Ledger
The following ID the Increased cost
Ia spnae stsfs institutions in the last.
Ten years.
The figures show the increase only
and are ia round numbers and are
part Of many as0 why there Is a.
deficit and a reaching cat for more
-taxeat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
ESTERTAIsS FRIENDS WITH
MOTOR RIDE

F. E. Bruton. of the Wabash. en-
~tertained several friends Sunday. with
a motor ride over the city. Those who
were his guests were: Mr. and Mrs,
D. A Mayer, Of EIks City. Ok; Mr..
and Mrs. ". S. Harris and Mrs.
Daniels Of Sturgeon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

WILLIAM TENSrScE EETAS ~
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T1snag sAE 2 IAssz Eozs1 -
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
The Weekly Ledger

IEE C2AEeAaszA pss-a EErzr1ET
~szzzG p nsskT s1N S8 -
$500 zx zzks ne AsezaN :
Nr@e user@
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

ms beautiful tract of land is situated in the southwest part of Mexico, fronting
on ue boulevard and Immediately west of the C & A. Railroad Fulton
INC mas been plated, as will be seen by the accompanying map, into eight
nm, containing from ~ acres to 966 aces Highview avenue is 81 feet wide and
VIII WIN On opened or public use this year The lots facing the Boulevard ire from GO to
lO It IN width and 79 feet in length, and are as handsome as any suburban
anywhere. Pnce OF lot svery reasonable, and they will be seldom eay payments
u desired. Address all correspondence to O D. Gray, Sturgeon, Mo, or R. f. Race.
Mexico MO Mr. Race will have charge Of the sale. No trouble to show lots and full
viii be given on application.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
CALL N sETTLe.

Al persons knowing themselves TO
BE- Indebted to the late DR.. A. NJ.
Patterson please call and settle at
earliest convenience. dewitt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
s2s4s.O0e

~ EyfyIg
Several Of these institutions have
been established since 1887.
J. 2. LleweIlyn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
Losses ARE Re-
1KllH WHH TIE
FLOOD WATERS ECHDE
BkMGSE TO EAKMIkS AxB KAN
EsABS n HFTE B0TTeKS
Rms re Else HGTKS
THeTsINBx or 4CEEs To AZ
VII FeE H4ES
Earu Lsk@ az Lea "a asse FHrGs
F<4es-FEgE1st SaEs B<s-rsF eE-
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szTs besz sg-zss sezz as lsvs@
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EsEsrzz raozzzzz acres q sxrm Las
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gE ne v1eszy q CrsEe Ca@zr Lake
xasr= there zs ~ Of AIRES #
1reAErS lz11 3 p@ezl3E es1Z Azs
arisen 1x threzze1a 70 SsEuoy IT,
trees svaz zftsr AA 7sssa las pzsssL
EvesT tree n ths vR-izzy is egTsra5
win uzZkrs Ct imsae-E rz-zzzK Eru-
Large g~TzzsagPperz aid cs1sTsuers 70
zntzzlezlss rkzt ezsos he ssaz Ef1h-
.oz1 4 microscope
whsn tie wafer begza covering Tie
grass and wesdz he tzs=etx IL sell
preservation clizb@a upoz tae trees
going higher AMI higher - tAs wzters
oss Some Of ths tugs are agrsr2
The o~rrhzr6ists are afraid their .-sA
viii be rztneA
In ST. Louis County. Grzvoss Creek
tie &era-ee river and the River das
Psrss are rees9inE tut IN their Ezke
csn - seen thousands Of serss Of
washed cut Corn Tie czrEzsses Of
cattle that wers unable 1 escape are
being znG0yers6 a. the waters return
70 thesF ehzxnslA
Snakes drives fro1 their car
homes along the bAaks Of TIE river
gone inso tie very doors Of TIE
cottages. 4
TIE lose 10 the railroads o. The
state = estimated IN the t~hgszzn9E
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
C. A Rothweu's.

Mr. Perry, Jr, also. has a response
Bile position with the Alton at Bloom
ington, In the capacity Of City Passen-
ger and Ticket Agent. He Is a most
genial young mar and will be In Mex
leo about a week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

Mrs. Nelson Lukens and three u Z
dren Of sc. Louis, were guests
aHf Mrs. Robert McDonough the )"
of the week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

Miss Victoria Brooks. who has been
Ill for several weeks. is reported i'm
proving.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

! Am back at the old stand and will
appreciate any and all fayors.
d. /. 7. SAM HOWARD.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

W. J. Bolts, wife and baby are il
Excelsior Springs on a visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
HLIOR HEIRS FROM
JUDGE n. H. BgHsM
ROLE OF LOBBYIST

TaE zR- oocTCs SAY PAL-
Me- O. EFFEESoS CITY N<o
zEGSTEzEo Annoyed ~
COMMENTS o ST LOUIS "a
pa CONCERNING IS CASE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

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