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The Press., 1909-03-24

Mrs H. s. Belding of Jewett's
Crossing will sell her household goods
at auction on Saturday, April 8. at
10 a. m.
Thirty friends gave Mrs. james
Mclaughlin surprise birthday party
Friday afternoon. Refreshments were
served at O'Clock, followed by a de-
lightfully social hour A choice
amethyst and pearl brooch and many
beautiful flowers were among the
gifts.
The girls club of the Congrega-
tional church, the Loyal Helpers,
will give tea party in the chapel
Tuesday afternoon and evening They
will offer for sale home made food,
confectionery and a few fancy articles
and aprons Tea and chocolate, with
sandwiches and cake, will be served
during the afternoon and evening.
The club extends an invitation to all
their friends to attend it. The
proceeds will be used towards the new
carpet for the church. No admission
fee will be charged.
The presentation of Kathleen
Mavourneen" by the local division of
the A. o. H. last week was greeted
with large audiences, and was
thoroughly enjoyed by those present.
The parts were filled in a capable
nd h,a az hol
anced. This drama has been present.
ed here a number. of times, but is
always popoular with the local people.
Lynch's orchestra ably rendered
several Irish airs and melodies Miss
Margaret McGuane of Rockville, who
favored the audience with several
solo selections, received liberal ap-
planse.
Annual Meeting Of Fair Association.
The annual meeting of the Stafford
Springs Agricultural society was held
at the Office of f. Ell. Fisk, Saturday
afternoon. The report of the treasurer
showed that the last fair was finan-
cial success A note of $500 was
paid and large part of the general
expenses were for improvements,
which included the fine new fence
along the street. After deducting the
regular expenses the fair netted over
$1,000. A note of $11OO and a bill
of $53 are the only liabilities of the
society at the present time. The next
annual fair will be held September
81, % and 20. The stockholders
voted to appoint at the next meeting
of the directors, to be held April 20,
censor committee, to have super
vision of the entertainments and
privileges, in order to prevent any
Objectionable features at the fair.
The following officers were elected :
President, W. I'll. Hall; vice. .presi
dents, Gardiner Hall, Jr., Christie
pher Allen, e. O. Pinney; recording
secretary, O. +. Beckwith; CORE
spending secretary, O. B. Gary
treasurer, r. H. Fisk; auditors, w.
H. Heald, O. F. Chandler; directors,
L. A. Aborn, Adolph Korper, H. S.
Abel. J. M. Leach, F. H. Baker,
Lewis Mclaughlin, R. W. Smith. B.
P. Cooley, g. L. Dennis, Cyril John
son, Dana Gary, L. NJ. Reed. The
receipts of the last fair were as fol
The Press., 1909-03-24

Snow fell in Europe for forty days
in 1884
The Press., 1909-03-24
$1,677.S "a

The following was included in the
treasurer's report: Received from
the sale of lots up to the present time,
$I2, 3O4 %; the cost of the cemetery
remains the same as at last report,
$6. 538 81; maintaining the cemetery
for the past year, SIT OF; deduct
amount received for opening graves,
care of lots, putting in foundations.
etc., $416 so; leaves the net expense
for the year, $500 SO; the total
amount expended in maintaining
cemetery to date is 80, ATT 81; land
certificates outstanding at last report,
$955.75 land certificates retired
during the year, $298 rs; land certi-
ficates outstanding at present time,
$657. 90; our special bequests for per-
petual care of lots amount to 81,
275 90; there is accumulated interest
on same amounting to $949 81. max
ing the total amount to she credit of
special bequest fund, 1924 80 !;
deposited to the credit of the per-
petual fund since incorporation as an
association, So, 851. IA; accumulated
interest on same amounting to ST.,
532 90; making the total amount to
the credit of the perpetual fund,
$5, 1884. 72; the combined amount of
the two funds for the perpetual care
of the cemetery amounts to $8, 1875. "a !;
the combined accumulated interest on
the two funds which is available for
the care Of the cemetery and special
lots amounts to 80. 2.4S2 80. There
have been "a burials during the past
year. There are "A lots under the
perpetual care of the association and
II under annual care, making 81 lots
nndar the care of the aaaoniakinn
The Press., 1909-03-24
Wisdom.

Neighbor- Do you think your sister Is
in love with Mr.. Simpkins? Little
Dora Of course not. She allows us
children to remain in the parlor when
he callS.-EXchange
The Press., 1909-03-24

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Cheaper.

Servant Please, SIR. missus wants
you to send for the plumber, cos she's
dropped her diamond ring down the
bath pipe Mr.. Nuriche-Tell your
mistress not to be ridiculous. I'll buy
her another diamond ringl London
Mall
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Desirable Contributions.

Bulzer-Pennster told me that the
best magazines were clamoring for his
contributions. Knolorham-No won
der. He writes full page ads.
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DR.. A. S. GALE, MFERIsAFE yEB SR.4f1, SURGEON

once, LoEGs HOTEL, HARTFVRD. Phone ss4s.
VIII be st GARY BROS STABLES,
Stafford Springs, on Saturday of each
week, commencing Feb. 18th, from 10 a.
N. to p. m.
Telephone calls promptly attended to.
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QUALITY

implicitly
appeal This
oinerease eour bu
PHARMACY, Main st., Stafford Springs
Telephone Call.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01

there shall be a levy OF 8 cents on
the 500 against al real estate made
taxable by the laws OF Missouri in
the city of Mexico, and against all
real estate owned By residents Of
the city of Mexico situated In other
counties in the State.
A levy OF $l.g0 on each male citi-
zen of Mexico between the ages Of
Fl and 30 years OF age is TO be made.
Miscellaneous Proceedings.
The committee. J.. A. Mcintyre and
ftobt. Allison. appointed to report on
the dumping ground, found the gate
chained and nailed. They opened il
and have a key TO the brick yard in
the council room for person to use
and return.
The committee appointed to find
cost of revising city ordinances re-
ported that the printing d be
done for about 5000. BY committing I'll
annotations to the charter, the com
mittee further reported that A. C,
Wilson would revise the ordinances
and codify the city charter and
properly index it, both by chapter
and headings for $500. The commit
tee recommended that the contract
be let to MIR. Whitson. The ordi-
nance given two readings.
The request of the Pitcher Jewelry
Company to erect a sign in front Of
their place Of business and to main
tain a sign post just in the edge of
the walk next to the street, was re-
ferred to a committee composed OF
Messrs. Tinsley, Smith and Allison.
Engineer e. F. Ketter reported the
paving of alley in block IL original
Mexico had been done according to
specifications and contract. The or.
dinance accepting this was given
two readings.
The ordinance providing a license
district on east Monroe street
was given third reading and pass
ed.
T~heordinance providing a license
for mercantile agents ia the city of
Mexico was passed. A license for
OF $3.50 Is now TO be levied.
An ordinance accepting the paving
Of alley in block 3 Of the original
town of Mexico was passed.
The walks Of J.. A. Lewis, Mr..
smithey and @. N. johnson were re.
ceiyed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01
vANDALiA NEWS.

Nandalia and vicinity suffered Sc
verely from an electrical storm yes
terday afternoon about 4 O'Clock
The home OF Jas. Bowers in Van
daIia was struck by lightning tear
ing a hole in the roof. but no one
hur. The fine barn Of ". r..
johnson. south OF town. was
struck and burned to the ground.
Mr. johnson succeeded In saw
ing his implements and vehicles. Only
$500 Insurance. Loss Si5e0.
a. ]. Mabry. living northwest Of
town. while coming in from blowing
had a team Of mules killed and
Mr.. Mabry was knocked down. but
not seriously hurt. Samuel Roher.
living northeast Of town Was stnick
and al present is still unconscious.
Irwin Riggs. son Of Joe Biggs. OF
east Of town, while going to the
barn, was knocked down. but not se-
~rionsly hurt. A heavy rain fen
thoroughly soaking the ground.
Lnckily no wind blew to
damage the oats crop which is
the best ever raised In this section.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01
THE AUTO ORDINANCE
PASSED WITH AMENDMENTS
A MEMBER or THE STATE
BOARD or HEALTH WAS Be
FORE THE COUNCIL IN THE
INTEREST or BETTER oRDl-
NANcEs FOR INSPECTION.

The automobile ordinance was
passed by the Council Monday even
ing. The license on garage mana
gers was reduced, however, from
500 to $25 per year. The ordinance
cites that ANY person. firm or
corporation, who shall keep and
maintain any room, building or place
in which automobiles are kept for
hire, or in which autos of parties,
the keeper of said room, building
or place are ekpt, stored, cleaned
or repaired, shall pay a license fee
of $25 per year"
All private persons owning ma
chimes of this nature are to pay a
yearly fee of $40.
A. J. Douglass, a member of the
State Board Of Health, was before
the council In the interest Of better
ordinances governing the inspection
of milk and meats. This city has
ordinances governing these matters,
but they are not very full, and do not
cover the whole scope Of this propo-
sition. Mr.. Douglass recommended
a revision of the city ordinances on
these points, making them more full,
governing the inspection 0 fmilk and
fresh meats.
The tax ordinance was also pass
ed. It provides that taxes shall be
levied on all real estate and person
al property and all objects OF atxa-
ton within the city limits made tax
able by the laws Of Missouri. and
against all personal property, owned
by persons resident of the city of
Mexico, situated in other coun-
ties than Audrain in Missouri. The
levy In this instance Is to be soc
on the 500.
The ordinance further provides that
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01

taking the Alaska trip before re-
turning home.
Miss Emmons is one of Mexico's
loyeliest daughters and a young wo-
mar u sterling qualities and unus.
ual accomplishments besides pos
sessng much beauty. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. $. P.
Emmons and is beloved by all who
know her.
Mr.. Yates is one of the finest
young men Fulton has been for
tnnate enough to call son" He
has met with unusual Gee in
New Mexico, where he is one Of the
foremost business men Of Artesia
and that section.
The Ledger joins the many admir-.
ing friends of both young people in
extending congratulations In ad-
vance and wishes Mr.. and Mrs.
Yates all the happiness in the world.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01

Born. to the wife Of Jas. Long. a
daughter.
Fountain e. Bartee bought a load
Of fat cattle from Ben Tucker for
s6.15, also a load of fat hogs for
Z 1-4c. They bought the Warren Tue
ker cattle for $685.. They were on
Mondays market with this stock.
The wheat and oats crops are being
harvested this week. The yield is
better than expected.
Henry Brown and NJ. NJ. Turner,
Of Hallsville. were here buying mule
colts last week.
The friends of Walter Ridgeway
and wife are sending in their CON
gratulations on account of the arrival
Of a fine son in their home.
Mrs. Lizzie White and Miss Jan
nette, of Centralia, are spending a
week at the home of T. B. Robin
son.
Thos. Gordon has recovered from
a recent illness.
Buford Martin snndayed n Cen.
tralia.
Carl Mcdonald was a Columbia
visitor Tuesday.
Carl Edwards sold fat hogs to
Adams and Truesdale for &c. They
bought July hogs from John and
Jerry Truesdale for $40.
John Humans has been offering Sc
for hogs the first 20 days in July.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01

Vile Express, was to-day awarded
the prize of s25 offered by the Flll-
ton Commercial Club for the best
writenp of the town By any Of the
editors who attended the annual
meeting of the Missouri Press As
s~ociaton, held here in May. Eight
articles were considered By the com
mittee. Mitchell White. of the Mex
leo Ledger. stood second in the
Isl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01
BOOMING FoLk
FOR PRESIDENT.
Los Angeles. Cal. june %.

Los Angeles, Cal, June 20.
The Democratic League, Of this
city is the first political organization
to indorse former Gov. Joseph w.
Folk, of st. Louis, for the Democratic
nomination for President In 1912.
The resolution reeites that Mr..
Folk is the man most capable OF
fighting graft and corruption in pub.
lie life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01

WE SEE a good deal in the pa
pers with reference to the North Mis-
souri, Central Electric Railroad let
ting contract for building a line
through this part Of Missouri. As
We understand the matter, this com
pany has secured no franchise OF
right of way. and it. is hard to I'M
derstaud hog they can build a road
without at least the right of way.
The Mexico. Perry, Santa re Trae-
ton Company has the right Of way
over the entire line. and franchises
in the counties and cities through
which the road is to pass.
and part Of the grading has been
done. 1t does seem al though when
the road is built the work must b.
done BY this company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01
CHAMP

Bethel Sunday School each Sab
bath morning at 10 O'Clock. Every
one cordially invited to attend and
receive the blessings in store for a
diligent and yirtuous pupil. Let us
more earnestly accept the offer Of
Divine aid to human weakness, that
can give the key note to every tenn
per and attune every spirit to har-
mony.
Mr., Henderson, Of Kentucky, is Wis
iting his cousin, Mrs. Groves.
Mrs. VIM. Pollock who has been
sick is better.
Fred Roberts made a business trip
to st. Louis last week.
Henry Cant bought so head OF
sheep from N. c. Davis and 40 head
from Ben Brown recently.
Little Vernon and Mabel Spar
we're sick the first Of the week.
Miss Made Dodd left Monday for
Springfield, Mo, to visit her grand.
parents.
VIM. BIair's little son is better al
this writing.
Mr.. Herbert Rldgeway visited his
sister, Mrs. VIM. Dodd. and family
recently
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01
EMM0NS NUPTALS THIS
EVENING At THE METHODIST
CHURCH, NOTED WEDDING
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Two Of the most prominent and
substantial families Of Galloway and
Audrain counties win be Joined this
evening at the Methodist church
when Mr.. Martin Yates. of Fulton.
and Miss Mary Emmons, Of this
city. are married. The wedding is
one of the most notable celebrated
in Mexico for a number Of years. and
will BE- the social event Of the sea
son.
The ceremony sin be at $50, the
Rev. c. II. Aker officiating. The
church has been profusely decorat-
cd 10 pink and white. the color
caems chosen for the occasion. Jno.
Yates. brother Of the bridegroom, is
the best man and Miss Vera Iiough-
laQd, maid of honor. The brides
sos are Misses Frances Guth-
RE and Elsie Baker, Of this city.
and Miss Mary Noel, Of Columbia.
The groomsmen are ST. Clair and
Harvey Emmons and John j. Rice.
Jr., OF Fulton.
Little Miss Emily Patterson, OF
Keokuk, Ia. and Virginia Tut, Of
Bunceton, r the flower girls and
the pages are Masters Peyton EN-
mons and Giles Mathews. The Epls-
eopal ceremony will be used. A
reception will begiv en- Mr.. and Mrs.
Yates at the brides home Immediate.
~ after the ceremony. They leave
at l0:40 for Chicago for a tour OF
the Lakes. Later they will return
nara for a few days after which they
sill go to their new home in Artesia,
sew Mexico. The latter part OF
August they viii tour California and
visit the Seattle Exposition. finally
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01

months term of school at Berea on
Thursday. The patrons provided a
substantial dinner and all enjoyed a
very pleasant day.
@. r. Mundy lost a valuable mare
recently; in fighting she struck
her shoulder with a stub and
bled to death.
Joe Duncan is riding In a hand.
some new buggy. Lock out, girls.
Miss Mary Berry. of Mexico at.
tended the social at Long Branch on
Saturday evening.
Herbert Cawthorn and wife visited
relatives here last week.
Mrs. Annie Lipp has a new buggy.
Mrs. L. A. Mbndy, Elijah Greed
r. G. Maddox and familyand AlmeI
Mundy and family snndayed at II. c
Berrey's.
Mrs. lIarve Rrown Ii no better.
Jason Richardson is improving.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01
ANOTHER ELECTRIC LINE
TO CONE TO THIS CITY
J rnAcrlcs LINES IN SIGHT
FoR THIS sTATe-NEAR.
W 500 MILES OF lNTERUR
BAN RAILWAYS TO BE BUILT
IN THE NEAR FUTURE.
Isl. Louis RepubIIc).

49,
Missouri, which long has desired
inteFurban railways is on the point
Of getting several large systems. A
company is being formed to build
a line from St. LOUIS north to Hanni-
bal, and from st. Louis south 70
Farmington. A plan is being worked
out for a line through the center OF
the State from Columbia north thru
Jeffsrson City to a terminus not yet
decided upon in North Missouri.
ST. Louis, Jefferson City, Colum-
bIa. Mexico and Hannibal are on the
routes of three Of tn ~eprojected lines,
The Indications are that arrangements
viii be made in the a future for
immediate construction of nearly 500
miles Of new iHterurban railway.
s team motor cars will be used on
some Of the lines and electric cars
on others.
The first of the lines to take sub
stantial form is the North Nilsson
ri Central. Work on this road will
start next month. The contract was
let yesterday to the Franklin Con-
struction Company.
First to Be 65 Miles Long.
The road viii be 65 miles long, con-
Meeting the county seats Of Boone
and Audrain counties with the State
capital. Columbia, Jefferson City
and Mexico will be the principal cit
les ON the line. 1t will connect with
the Missouri Pacific at Jefferson
City, and with the Alton at Mexico.
The company has a gross eapitall
cation of 81. 400 600, of which 5000,
600 is stock and $4,000 Q is bonds.
There are 1900 shares of 6 percent
preferred, cumulative, participating
stock. aggregating $3.50 1000, and
$500 shares Of common stock, A.
mounting to $3.50 600.
The officers are: President, o. F..
spaete, ST. Louis; vice president and
general manager, H. C. Hoagland, of
Decatur ILL.,; secretary and treas
urer, A. j. Estes, Columbia
The directors are F. W. Niedermey-
er. Boone county Trust Company, Of
Columbia: C. B. Rollins. boone Coun
ty National Bank, Columbia; Geo. T..
odell real estate dealer. Chicago; j.
r. conley. Exchange National Bank,
Columbia; L. d. Bass, banker, Co
lumbla; v. II. Roberts. Boyle &
Pries' ST. Louis, and f. G. Clink-
scales. Columbia.
Hoasland With Mckinley System.
Boyle a. Priest. st. Louis, and N.
7. Gentry, COLUMBIA, are general coun
sci. Mr.. Hoagland, the vice presi-
dent and general manager, is con
nected with the Illinois Traction Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01
For Ten Days

We will give free with
each refrigerator sold by US
during the next ten days,
one Coupon Book for 500 lbs.
of ice, good at the Arctic Ice
& Storage Co. Mexico, Mo.
wld2 Ferris & Cauthorn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01

THE merchant Of Mexico are ar
ranging 70 entertain visitors on
Monday. Jniy fifth, when The biz
Fourth Of July celebration takes
place IN Mexico. You are cordially
invited to glsit the stores and ex.
anime goods whether you want to
buy or not. Ths merchants Of MEX
leo are carrying large upfo-date
lines and the prices are right. Read
the advertisements in the Ledger and
goYern yourselves accordingly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01
ST. LOUIS live STOCK MARKET.

ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Ledger Special.
Natl Stock Yards, ILL.,, June 20,
l909.-Cattle receipts $500. Market
generally steady. Best steers, $40.
Outlook strong on good to choice
cattle; steady on others.
Hog receipts 10000. Market 10
to 15c lower; tops $S.15. Bulk Of
all the hogs $3.50 to s7.s5. Outlook
weak.
Sheep receipts 1880. Market Is
to 25c lower. Very duh and draggy
on medium kinds; top lambs 1926;
good ones largely at $3.50 to 1915.
Good mutton sheep $500 to s4.25;
top $500. Prospects steady at decline.
Nat1 Live Stock Com. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01
cHAuTAUouA coNcEs-
sIoNs FOR SALE.

Those desiring concessions at the
approaching summer Chautauqua as.
sembly, July "a to Aug. 8 in this
city call on Jas. Mnndy at the Mis-
souri, Trust Co, where full infofma-
tioa win be applied regarding the
same. d2t-w1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01

Wheat harvest has begun. The
crop is light.
Mrs. l.. A. Mundy, of Mexico, Ii
visiting relatives here.
The ice cream social at Long
Branch was well attended and a
neat sum was cleared.
Mr. Eustaee Smell has accepted the
Garter school for the following term.
Miss Priscilla Miller will WELD the
fodat Berea.
Elijah Greed visited friends here
Saturday and Sunday.
Maide Berrey is home after a
weeks 'i5it at Benton City.
Miss Mary Hanna closed a three
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01

IN this weeks Weekly Ledger win
be found the financial statement Of
the Bank Of Rush HBi. Of Ruah HlIl.
Aio. Tbis bank Is oa . the best
managed and most successful bank
Ing institutions Of the state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01

THE Printers Union Of Mexico
Bsid it, animal meeting this week
and is iH a most prosperous condi-
ton Ali of the skilled labor in
Mexico is kept busy at good wages.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01
PAINTERS, UNION 5o7
HOLDS YEARLY ELECTION


A supper and smoker was given at
the Hotel Hoxsey Monday night, BY
Mexico Council No. 507 of the
Painters Union. There were %
members present and officers were
ele7ted.
The new officers f,e:
Herman Morley, president; Thee.
c%authorn, vice.pres'dent s. D.
Ryrns. secretary; j. y. Coil, con
ductor; c. b. Blakey, warden; A
J.. Buell.. pre- aaptor.
Trustees: ". W. Canterbury, D.
Fl. Lane and G. A. Lowell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01

Our vehicles are going.
Don't let them all go before
you have seen them. Re-
member sthe reduction we
are making while we are
remodeling. wi DE-
Ferris & Cauthorn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01

THE Commercial Club Of Moberly.
No, is running large display i'd
VI rtising in the local papers. That's
the way TO build up a town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

All parties riding on my walk on
tri-cycies or bicycles are asked to
stop same, in order to prevent fur
Their trouble.
dWlt Amanda Kunkel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01

The Council viii in the future re
ceive no more walks built by pt
yate contractors.
No deeayed liquid matter will
be allowed to be placed In the street
trash cans
The following bills were allow.
ed:
A. Al. Balfouf $500
l.. nj. Saunders $50
b. A. Powell 5000
Arthur Ketter 1425
G. Il. Harrison 4.75
Street Work 2O545
Resolutions to construct walks wer
passed as follows:
Mrs. Nettie u. Ecton
Il. w. Clark
John r. Marshall
Laura A. Galloway
DORA Westropa
II. 0. Bird and Matte Kirk.
G. NJ. Hull Heirs.
John Kincaid.
Alfred Fox
Carrie Miller
j. s. Fleming.
Louella Thompson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
should be a toilet necessity of every
lady of social prominence. Makes
bright, happy dispositions. perfect
compilations. The greatest blood and
skin remedy. IS cents, Tea or Tab
let's. Criswell Drug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01
The Weekly Ledger

BRING your whole family to
Mexico for the Fourth Of July ceIe.
bration.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01
sELcHERcRAwFoRp


N. W. Belcher. of Columbia. and
Miss Eta Crawford, Of Camden,
Mo. formerly Of this city. were mar
ried at the brides home at high
noon Monday. The bride 5 a dangh-
ter Of Or. and Mrs. NJ. E Craw-
ford. Tine Ledger extends congratu-
lations.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. F. Wells. who was painfully
scalded recently. is improving.
Frank Buckley has returned from
a visit TO relatives at Troy, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01

EVERYBODY Is coming to Mex
leo on July fifth to celebrate The
Fourth. Get In line.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01

Mrs. w. w. Bolts has returned
from a pleasant visit IN VandalIa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01

SANG aenghtruily. and Miss BieIand.
VINO Is a guest in the city, read to
The very great entertainment Of an
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01

with the outlook for the new cleo.
trio road.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01
~klRksvILLE r

WINS PRIZE.
Fulton. Mo, June 70.
Walter Ridgeway, Of the Kinks
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01

first decree to murder in the second
degree.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01

Aekage costs &c;
h q piece OF fine
n to the Quaker