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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-02-04
Rich Hill in 1909
Two Things That viii Materially
Aid This CIB-A 0dght
Future.

There are two thinus that will
make the year 1903 one q be
long remembered by Rich Hill
people. One is the completion
Of the big twenty.three mile
drainage ditch. which will open
for cultivation 10000 acres of the
richest soil in. the country; the
other is the piping of natural gas
into Rich Hill, for which enter
prise "a miles Of pipe has been
purchased aud partly deliver.
ed.
When the Marias des Cvgnes
bottom is drained and tiled Rich
Hill will have a rich agricultural
territory to draw from that here.
10 fore has been waste land. The
soil here is Of the richest and
from 20 10 40-feet in depth. An
this land lies within few miles
OF this city and its improvement
means the up-building of Rich
Hill.
A great many people like TO
scoH at the natural gas PROPOSE
tion, citing otheE Instances of
failure. The Instances cited are
Of places where capitalists have
secured franchises merely for
the purpose Of being on { b e
ground floor il gas should happen
to te found in the vicinity-in
fact, franchises orthis kind are
secured merely as a speculation
ia territory that has indications
ofgas. The Rich HILL company
is entirely different 1t is com
posed of representative business
men, who are interested in
this city, and who. have already
invested a great deal Of money in
the enterprise. We are inform
ed that they already have suf.
ficient pressure ~ supply sll the
gas needed by present users of
meters, and the company expects
to continue drilling until they
have fifteen or twenty wells. The
pipe will be laid as soon as the
ground thaws sufficiently to do
the work and the connections
made with the mains (already
laid) atonce. Natural gas, fur
nished by Rich Hill wells: owned
by Rich Hill men; is an assured
thing
Rich Hill at present is a grow
ing city not a boom but the sub
stantial, steady growth that.
means permanancy. II is often
commented by visitors that Rich
Blu has improved wonderfully in
the past three years. It is true.
and we willoonunue to grow, and
continue 10 be the best town OF.
the size in southwest Missouri.
Watch Rich Hill Grow!
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-02-04

The contest between Gmelich
and Painter, the Democratic
nominee, has been closed, and
the Legislature has voted each
of them $1,000 to pay expenses.
The contest has cost the state
$1,000 per day, as the legislature
has been meeting and adjOurning
regularly for a month, pending
the election of a President al
the Senate.
1t has looked as tho the Demo.
Gratis, with their narrow majority
in the General Assembly, would
force Painters seating, but as
one Democratice senator says.
we were afraid OF killing the
party" With tn e seating of
Gmelich the election Of 1905 is
over.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-02-04

Miss May Belle Vickers. the
vocalist OF Kansas City, was q
day late with her class here last
week. She sang at the recital
given in Kansas City Friday for
the benefit of the Italian Earth
quake victims.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-02-04

One of the busiest mortals in
this section just now is ex- -Sher.
in Beard, says the Butter Demo
crat He has sales bOos lahead
for several weeks. TIE ex-
Sheriff is a hustler from Hustle
town.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-02-04
GmeIiCh Declared
Elected.
Joint esHnsilss lnsBssss Ms
Election b. ll7--Tssk
His Seat YESTERDAY.

Former state Treasurer
Gmelich was declared elected
Lieutenant Governor Monday by
the General Assembly by a plur-
ality Of III votes.
He was installed as president
of the Senate yesterday az 100
O'Clock.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-02-04

Last Friday was one Of the
quietest days in the history OF
Rich Hin, because il was so
windy that getting around was
very dangerous.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-02-04

To the members 81 che Rsvub-
lican organization
The Association ~ Toarg
Republicans OF Missoavi wiu
give 81 annuai hanquef 10 Kansas
City a. the Baltimore Hotel o.
February u. 1900 This ocCa-
sion viii Be particularly import
ant. for is is tns oGe hsadrsdth
anniversary a. Ilncolns birth
day. It's desired ~ she osscers
of this Association that this Be- a
representative gztherfng of tie
Reunbhcsus of Missouri Last
year the association had t5e
honor 0f enterta5nlng as fts guest
Honora5le William II Taft. ard
the occasion was = memorable
one
This year G0Ter Hsdiey
VII be present and deLrer sn ID
dress
The plan This year - s." lave
astFicily 8iissosri gsibsring- Il
IL desired that each meu. Der q
she organizafion of Rep1biic1us
zee that a representative deleEz-
ton from each County IN the State
IS present ~ participate IN ~
meeting. Republicans from AL
over the State hare heret0sore
attended these gatherings. and
while this year the banqust viii
be given az the Baltimore H0tel,
and not 50 many can be aeoom
modated as last year. il il desir-
ed that each County IN the State
be represented. The size of the
banquet hall viii of necessity
limit the attendance 70 four
hundred guests, and those who
desire 70 attend should immedi-
ately signify the fact that tbsY
viii be present by writing 70
Chas. n Thompson, City Hail,
Kansas City. Missouri, enclosing
to him the sum Of s. 80. and the
banquet ticket will bs sent 10
each Republican who desires 70
attend.
Reliance viii be placed upon
the members OF the Republican
organization 10 see that this j.
. conveyed 10 the Republicans
in each County 50 that those
who may desire 70 attend viii be
notified.
Yours truly.
RneF O. TaL-a p-as
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-02-04

Mrs. Mn. George and daught.
er Miss Todd departed Monday
noon for a visit with relatives IN
Independence, No.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-02-04

Mrs. ] r Hales, who had
been the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. Harry Henderson, in Kan
sas Citv, returned home Sunday
night
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-02-04
a. B. HOIIOwsy's Barn Buruea.

Dispatches from Cofeeville,
Kansas, Sunday stated that the
barn of A. 3 Holloway was de-
by fire Saturday burning % hor-
ses, buggies, harness, etc.
Arce Holloway had a mum Der
OF the best horses in Kansas and
Is well known as a fancier of fine
stock. It is a certainty that
the horses burned we're OF the
best as he would have no other
kind He was formerly in bust.
ness in this city.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-02-04

Mas Hsrve johnson, who had
been at the bedside OF her
father, II P. Elliot OF the east
side returned to her home in
Butler Saturday.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-02-04

Chas. Perry is in Butler serV-
ing on the grand jury in place Of
John Stangle, who Wss hrst
chosen.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-02-04

Sam Barr, who was here from
Butler looking after the damage
done TO the Peoples Elevator re
turned Saturday noon.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-02-04

The Devil" which proved TO
be a good show, was put on al
the Opera House Saturday night
to a small audience.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-02-04
ChBrch Services.

There viii be preaching at the
Advent Christian church Sun
day night by Elder Fox. al are
cordially invited to attend.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-02-04

Parties who came down irom
Butler sunday night report that
there was a IRE az thai place
about $50 Sunday night but
that little damage was done,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-02-04

Raymond Watson. manager Of
the company stores Al New Home
was in town sIonday.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-02-04
Meeting Dates Of cOurts.

Monday 10 February. May and
OctoteT.
County court meets lst Monday Ga
February. May, August and No
vemoer.
Probatevourt mcets snd Monday
fsbrutry. Nuy AVgust sld y
vambeF
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-02-04

Several people from Rich Hill
and vicinity went to Butter Mon
day to appear before the grand
jury, which is now in session.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-02-04

Judge George Templeton was
in Butler Monday on legal busi-
ness.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-02-04

Attorney J. r Hales was a
Butler visitor Monday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-16

THE Mexico Ledger has been under
the present management for 80 years
this week, and during that time there
have been frequent changes in the
newspaper buslnss in Mexico. AS a
matter Of fact, we don't believe there
Is a single firm doing any kind Of
business IN Mexico that has not
been changed during this. more than
a quarter Of a century. While the
Ledger grows older every year, hav,
ing been founded in 1855, It's editor
claims to grow younger Just as fast
as the paper grows older and contin-
ues TO try to make every days pa.
per better that the enc published the
day before; always having in view
the motto carried at the head Of the
Weekly Ledger, ITO our pride in the
past and our hope for the future lei
us add vigorous work 10 the living
present."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-16
WORK THAT L
Plenty Of 1t Has Been Done Right
Here In Mexico.

Cures that last are cures that tel.
To thoroughly know the virtues Of a
medicine you must investigate the
cures and see II they prove perma'
nent. Deans Kidney Pills stand this
test, and plenty OF proof exists right
here in Mexico. People who testified
years ago to relief from backaehe.
kidney and urinary disorders, now
declare that relief was permanent an
the cure perfect. How can any Mex,
leo sufferer longer doubt the evi
dence7
John s. Wilson, retired, S. Whit,
ley street, Mexico, No, says: Il
know that Doan's Kidney Pills are a
valuable remedy. as / have used then
with the best Of results. My bach
pained me day and night and some.
times ! could hardly arise from a
chair. II ] turned quickly or stoop
ed, sharp twlnges would seize me
and cause intense suffering. At last
procured Doan's Kidney Pills at whal
is now the CrIsweu Drug Co. and
It did not take them long to rid me
OF the trouble"
On Nov. 18th, 1908, Mr.. Wilson con
flrmed the above statement which
was given in 1906 and added: Il
can stin recommend Doan's Kidnel
Pills . as a most effective remedy
in cases Of kidney complaint. The re
lief / received two years ago con.
WINGED me that Doan's Kidney pills
live mp to the claims made for them
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC.
Foster-Mlburn Co, Buffalo, N
Y. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's-ant
take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-16
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given tina
ters documentary upon the es
w. II. Force, of Audraln
~, Missouri, deceased, have
granted the undersigned, E,
rec. by the Probate Court o.
county Of Audrain bearing da
S1st day of August, 1909.
All persons having claims
said estate are required to
them to me for allowance witt
year after the date of said !
or they may be precluded fro
benefit Of such estate and
claims be not exhibited with
years from the time Of the
Ion Of this notice, they will
ever barred. 27.4t
Il. w, Force, Executor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-16
|wNEGROPORTER ASSAULTS
GIRL ATLOCALH HOTEL SUN

Sunday, about noon, Jas. Wright.
col, made an attempted assault up
on a white girl employed at a local
hotel. Wright also Is employed at
the same hotel. Wright caught the
girl and attempted to drag her into a
room, when her creams brought
assistance. Wright Immediately fled.
He approached an employe of the
Wabash at the station and asked
for $500, saying he was in a crap
game. He then left the city on a
train that was passing through at
the time.
The girl was at work in an upper
hall Of the hotel when attacked.
Wright, It is alleged, made a at.
tack of a similar nature upon a young
white girl at Centralia a few weeks
Size, and was forced TO leave there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-16

d. 4 4 EL1zcs and T. Il Ft-s
are hazs Huz CEruz15l No vAss
they were E7es.s a Hoz " T.
P1i-er Dr. WLuEus delivered 4 Ka3e
Cd Ss5ress 70 Tie B-oche-Aoos q
PrsssTfanaE n cE-ro1az1 Ehiee
vas cordially rset,re< by gEtbE'
.iuF q reVresz.ztEirs Prz1ysrznE
De esurch a. C1nso11o1- under ne
'pzS,orzie q lhs RsT. NJ. ward las
grow rzgi5ly AID a kA1SsSDs ID
|to-dz-s huE65rg has EztslT been coz
phtsA he e6aoE q Ire L1EE-
looke6 after the Gxh1g s5a Ct The
e1csrKioa We have tod vsu EAEt
q Grs sddrsss D.. wallace dsETE-
ed and he czn ten y0l EhEt n7s
s;nng q Gzh the Errer got We
tired 70 E2 Nr. Pzin-er 10 uk
.pol1ok but be Esszed more inrersE-
ed IL the Rruthsrkood q TIE PrsseT-
.teran church a. this tine than in
any political matter. although he eE-
pressed himself as beng firm IL the
CONVICTION that At The ns1t electos
Missouri wouh give the odttzs
.Democraue majority.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-16
CLARK HON0RED At HIS
COUNTRY HONE HONEY SHUGKS"
MONDAY ANNUAL RECEPTION

Ihs C-R buua 9scNas zz1 COR
5ur-zAls and rsS1hHnE 4 slhSEuIAl
tE-nEs zznsul sz15s Daee blaokz
cas- q hs Ceu Eruza 60 he
edEs az 4 rzrtrA NAE2 IS crosz6
hy q 1sr-Cr uoo5az scN ez1ge
Ibsrs are several scrsS C EsEz&
covered EEh Al E7as q aHuys fH-.
eS trees UE1y q 6ez tessccret
EStA vines EkicA srs uoE los3ee
vEk via EzpeG Ths uae H0asy
Shuek Vas Efvez ~ Mr.. Czrk So
two Ens, Ghorry kcuS t-eas EkNh
stand pear he hose o.s q whth
throws a shaas more than my fee;
In circumference
The ckAt ehzrn q ths place IS o.
the inside. Ehsre the hghszTe5 Coz
gressmzn may he founa s1groun3et
~ his hooks and pspVez hzxy VIA
pnbhe work. bz1 nsFer TOO hzsy 4
give a cordial greecsng 70 frssA3s
and ~conzdszzte As&riag % ana cift
Den. no Dk1s- h0E humble his zR.
ton OF 20 WAA1 party be sslang&
Nssose Family Przseat
Ma Clark. tGls9ed and stately
the son. Beaas<t. named for his nmh
eTs family. and the only dzGghtsE
G~eneT1eve. extended cordial and
hearty welcome 10 the friends Of The
Democratic Eazder.
Mr.. Clark has more canes and
less use for them than zay Othel
man IN the Country. tut he cant re
fuse them when presented by admir-.
ing friends One notable stick. made
OF coffee wood 10 decorated with
the coat Of arms Of Old Mexico; an
other from the Island Of Madeira. Il
Of wood so heavy that X sinks II
water.
He has also & fine collection Of In
dian relics. in which he takes much
pride. and the best private library
In the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-16

VERY often we hear complaints re
garding what the churches cost
from those who do not contribute
very heavily toward any enterprise.
always kaVing the church TO the las,
Il they remember it at all. Along
this line the Parish Visitor ediUorizl
ly says: The fact Is that the
churches do more for less money
than any other institution on earth.
No land would be fl to live in
without them. Usually the burden
Of supporting the churches and the
missions Is laid almost entirely on
a few people. Everyone wants q
preacher IA the community to visit
them when they are sick and say the
last words at the grave, but many
forget that someone else has TO sup.
port the preacher for them, ant
whih they hold aloof from the
church and refuse TO support It, al
though at the same time reaping the
benefits 1t brings TO the entire comm
nifty, they are simply dependent up
on the people who carry 1t along"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOT

Notice is hereby given that !
of administration upon the esi
Richard NJ. j. Moorhead, OF A
county. Missouri, deceased,
been granted the undersigned.
Moorhead, by the Probate ca
said county Of Andrain, b
date. the 9th day of August, 10
All persons having claims !
sal estate are required to
them TO me for allowance with
year after the date Of said
or they may be precluded fro,
benefit Of such estate aud 4
claims be not exhibited With
years from the time of the D
ion OF this notice they will |
ever barred.
24-4t VIM. 7. Moorhs
Adminlstai
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-16
NEGROES ARRESTED SUM-
DAY FOR SELLING LIQUOR

The county and city officials were
kept busy Sunday. A half dozen OF
more egroes were arrested, eharg.
ed with selling liquor in Flat Rock.
Sunday afternoon a report came that
beer was being sold in Flat Rock.
An investigation was made and sew.
eral arrests followed. Their trial
Will probably be Tuesday morning.
Two white men were also arrested
for shooting craps. They were F. ].
Ditmore and VIM. Mallory. They were
arraiged before Squire stalllngs on
Monday morning and fined $25 for
the offense. Two Of the negroes ar.
rested were Eugene NARROW and Cir
Maupin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-16
SKINNER.
in last night.

n AiAC ram Aool hAbA~
Corn is drying up conslt
and a great many are cutting
Miss Lena Galloway leave
week for GAINESVILLE, Mo-. to
relatives
Judge Geo. Robertson and
lily visited Jim Crawford laE
day. They came out in their .
Russell Squirting is on The
list.
Miss Frances Whitley left
day for Mexico to attend High
Walter Surber has the fou'
for his new house completed.
Ralph King shelled two cal
corn last week and shipped
to st. Louis.
Bruce Bros. are loading a
car Of oats and timothy at
son.
Clarence Baker and Hugh 81
last week to attend High SCI
Mexico.
w. II. DeJarnett sold "a }
H.. +. Cant last week at S'5O
Henry Berry olso sold H. I
80 head of hogs at $3.50.
Miss otle Baker attended
Teachers Institute at Mexlc'
week.
Dave Neale leaves this week
Kirksville to attend school
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-16

MERCHANTS who spend thelI
money on fence signs and 6 by
hand bills have no right TO say
that advertising does not pay. Every
merchant without a single exception
VINO adyeniaes continuously and
judniously In his local papers win
tell you without question II is the
best investment he makes. Thous.
ands Of dollars are wasted every
year on experiments that ought 20 be
saved Old and successful merchants
who have tried every line Of adver-
Using VIII tell you that without ques.
ton no money expended In this di-
rection VIII bring anywhere near the
result that follows the use Of your
local paper" that go into the homes
and r read by every member Of
the family. What is the use Of vast
ing money experimenting when you
have a certainty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-16

THE Trenton Times is after the
hight wads'' III up+to-date style as
follows: "Asbury Park pastors com
plain at the large number Of pennies
that are cast into the contribution
basket az the Sunday services, and
ono Of them declared that many
persons who put a cent on the plate
dedicated to God, would be
ashamed TO hand a like amount as
a tip TO a porter. or a bell boy"
Which 10 true. Let some genius
devise a collection box with a slot
and bell attachment, that will ring
an alarm when a penny falls into
che receptacle. That win head off
the'tight wad" wo-shipers. who take
to- literally the stateDnnt tic
salvation Is free.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-16
RURAL SCHOOLS AND THE
TEACHERS EMPLOYED

The majority Of the rural SCHOOL,
of Audrain county have opened.
Among the rural schools Of thu
county and the teachers in chsrg'
are the following:
Misses
Eula Gibbs, Cant
Winnie Gibbs, Farber
Florence Kirkpatrick, Farber.
Ella Criswell, Farber
Laura Mae syler. Laddonia
Bessie Z. Barton, Laddonia
Mabel Ferguson, Laddonia
Effle Z. Bryson, Hedgedale
Yea Smith, Bear Slogh
Minnie Farbis, Friendship
Katye Sue Biggs. Oak Grove.
Nina N. StaIlings, McClintic
Pearl Tucker, Maple Grove
Lena b. Dowell, Jesse
Alva Roberts, Dye
Mary Coakley, Cauthorn
Lottte Jones, Hall
Frankie Harrison, Carter
GoldLe NJ. Quinn. Sunset
Neya Tider, Lawson
Nora vanlandingham. Central
Ida Bolts, Burnham
Noh Hanna, Beagles
Matte Talley. Elm Bend
Mary Johnston. Ringo
Abbie Sullivan, Rush Hill
Marguerite Hamilton, Crawford
Eva futile, Hisey
Mary Morrison, STROLLER
Otie Baker, Gatewood
Nina Kennen. Payne
Edna L. Turner, Pine
Bessie Hartley, Canada
Mary d. Williams, Bryan
Blanche Taylor, Martinsburg
Laura e. Brown, Erisman
Sallie Crane, Coil
Edna Cant, Eureka
MyTlS OunkA, FOX
Gertrude Dunkin, Cedar Grove
Ada Crum, Eller
Blache White, Thompson
Golden Emerson, Duly
Nellie Proctor, West Lick
Bthel S. Dull, Sneed
Nora HUMPHREYS, Union
Fannie Ball, Carter
Virginia Lee Ball, Boyd
Frances Frost, Prairie Mound
Catheryn Hudson, Grow
Pearl Parker, Hickory Grove
Evelyn Martin, Edwards
Pansy Jones, Sun Rise
Ida Cox, Pleasant Plains
Grace Featherston, New Michigan
- Jones, Martinsburg
Mrs. Letha Wilkins, Beaver Dam
Mrs. Verde Bowman, Black
supt. w. j. Rowley, Laddonia
B. E. Cowherd. Farber
Grover w. Sims, Pesgot
s. T. Davis, Bean Creek.
Geo. Coakley, Walker
z. e. Shay, Prairie Lea
]. w. Atkins, Benton City
j. w. Harrison, Jackson
s. l.. Mapes, Martinsburg
Frank ]. Williams, Cornett
Claude Sansberry, Pleasant Green
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-16

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q ths 71& fE-ustE k1 E1a IA
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70 sr.sEE ikrEs- sz1 g-sHE AzEI
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I'D ta-eiEn 0e5sA AZ TIE crodsssE
q lis HEereM Eozgz ezkz EE Ds5.
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RsT. =. Nz-vz q TIA csT. And thHl
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-16

THE movement TO submit a con.
sthution amendment fayoring prohibi
ton in Missouri will likely be start.
ed In Mexico with a large meeting
early this fall. Judge w. H. Wal
lace. q Kansas City, ia az the bead
of this movement and Iudrain coun
ty viii be assisted by President Mil
lion, of Hardin College, Hon. C. F.
Clark and other prominent citizens
as leaders. The movement win be
organized shortly and the idea is
to make Missouri go dry in 1910.
The opning meeting in Mexico will
attract wide attention and bring
prominent citizens and active work
ers In this cause TO Mexico from all
parts Ct Missouri
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-16

]. KELLY POOL, Of the centraha
Courier and Columbia Herald. one OF
Missouri's most successful newpa-
per men, and an earnest worker In
The church, viii address the Twen.
tieth Century class at the Christian
church next Sunday morning during
the Sunday School hour. There
should be a record breaking attend
ance on that occasion
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-16

REFERRING to the 90 anniversary
Of r. ". White, as editor Of the
Mexico Ledger, the vandalia Leader
edEoriaIly says: n. II. white has
Just coompIeted his Bird year as
editor nf the Mexico Ledger. one Of
the best papers in Missouri. Mr..
White il himself one OF Mexico's
most picturesque characters. For
the last year or so Mr.. White has
give much Of the management Of
the paper over TO his son Mitchell
who is doing some excellent work"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-16

THE exCongederate reunion vii
without doubt, be the largest tina
has besn held for years. Exon
sederates from all parts Of Mis-
wouri win b 0 preset, and the pro
gram PROMISES TO be most entertain
ing. The 81. Louis veterans are ar
ranging TO support Capt. Frank Cal
enne, one Of the charter members o.
st. Louis Camp, for the head Of tht
Missouri division.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-16

REFERRING to the address of DR.
A. A. Wallace, Of Mexico, delivered
of che Presbyterian church at Car
Tolltons Mo-, the Democrat of thai
city ~editoriaily says: AT the con
clusion Of the business session DR..
"A. A. Wallace, Of Mexico, delivered
a strong address. using as his subject
'sThs Call Of the Church 70 Her
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-16
HOW's ThIsg

TVReeasf One Hundred Dollars Reward a6I
my case Of CsiarTh that cannot bs cured b.
Halls Catarrh Cure.
y. J. CHENEY b CO., Props, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known y. ]. Che.
neg for the last u years, and believe him per-
lecfiJ honorable In all business transactions
and financially able TO carry cat any ohliga-
Mons made by their hrm.
WMTATRuEx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
WAEDMa, KrEHAr q HARvIH, Wholesale Drug
gts11, Toledo, o.
HALLS Csaaxrh Cure istaken internally acting
freely upon the blood and mucous guTfsceso .,
he sys1sna. Price, tie. per bottle. Sold b. ~
brn9sstA H~ss1hnozlsIa free.
Halls FamilyPilla are the best