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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
III STARS AND BARS

1 Isl koHE EepuoiN4
CHARLES A BUCKNER. Of Mex.
leo. No. searched 81. Louis stores
in vain Ca Friday for even a sin
gle flag Of the Contestants States Of
America
He became resigned early n the
search 20 the necessity Of having the
large number be desired mzrufsctur-
ed. bat vas then surprised At his in
ability 70 find evee oze that would
serve as e pattern for the maniac
%turer.
Il would be easy 70 miss the real
significance Of this ineidsnt 1t does
not usan that there IL any tendency
OF the part Of the people OF that por-
ton Of the South tributary TO ST Lou
Is 70 forget the Eea Who wore the
gray, or to diminish in the slightest
degree the honor due Q such states
len as Vest and such soldiers a.
cockrell-wbose brigade, by the way.
sustained a greater loss IN the vieks-
burg campaign than any other Of
Pemberton's army. There never was
a time when great men OF the Con-
fedracy weree held in such honor.
North and South. as at the present.
The placing OF the statute Of Rob-
ert E. Lee In the Capitol is eoRclu-
sive as to that.
But the loyalty to the Confederate
Government is another thing. That,
TO the man who fought under the
Stars and Bars, is like the mem.
DRY of a love Of his youth for one
hid in deaths dateless night" His
heart to-day belongs to the united
country. whose uniform has
been worn with honor by Joe Wheel
er and Fitzhugh Lee. and which has
no loyal citizens than those
who live in the land OF the palmetto
and the magnolia, The Confederate
veteran has an unspeakable tender
ness for the old Confederate stand
ard. faded and frayed and bullet-torn.
but when he purchases a flag to-
day he asks for the Stars and Stripes
This tenderness toward the Lost
Cause in retrospect and intensity Of
present loyalty to the united nation
has been nowhere expressed 80 ade.
quately as in High Tide at Gettys-
burg" whose author. WIN H.
Thompson, was like his brother, Mau-
rice Thompson. a private in the
Fourth Georgia Infantry. c. S. A. The
last stanza runs thus:
Furl up the banners; smelt the guns,
Love rules; her gentler purpose runs
A mighty mother turns with tears
The pages of her battle years,
Lamenting all her fallen sons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
Pruna Tablets Tested.

What H-s he Pzzza TaAasu rosS
fo-s Has EayeaSy nsed tsen s,orxh
% knew vhsf fhsy VII a. Rz.d Is
fozSring letter sd ~. II yoa hnrs
any dcGht A. &c tie rsEEIEszess q lie
ls1tsr, write 10 Mrz Lok-. srrloss .
Et.-z7 far rsplE. AMI So wssss -
ezazoztl Is gsazlse q zsis
RAvgznA MlcA- JzneR RS
Tbs Psr1zA Drag Ca
In regard % the Per1rs nhastS I
hsrs ussd sbozf tn box@ n AL
While I was In Cic1zo NJ olssst
daughter Was ocths-aa With q euHrh
al the tine. she has had 81 fer four
years Sometizss IL wozld 70 Axav,
ard IN tie winter tine Il wa - 49,
that TIE doesors ana prof=-o-s sd
that she had eo1szzPtio7. and the oaly
way 8 give her any rshsf Was 10 psr
fern an op<rzs5oz-
IsPena 80 uaeh Roaey for aiasr-ns
nsdscsnsS sza ne do-so-s also Nosh-
Ing seemed 10 help her.
So ! saw the Pe-aEa Tahsesx s6ver.
tisad in THE paper. 1aa / got . sox
s7d tried then. She ooai5 s.i soras
sieephy taking theun. she vonia b. -
al niEkt snd soagh- s. ia Al shs tsak
SIX boxes, and neyer Was boLsred zny
more.
win leave this Tor any one 10 10.
quire a. our cid Residence, where xs
lived In Chicago. All our reiehbsrs
would say that she e0uid not live With
sueh \ e01gh. Tuu dent know how
thankful l an. she Is e3ghissa years
old.
Ny oldest son Slsa VAS bathered VITA
BIS stomach. throwing up and his
bowels 20 loose AL the time. He was
all run down for fo1r noafaz. / also
6ootored with him One would savt 1
and the Other Something else. Istarted
In 10 give HRS The Tablets. ane nov he
l. al right ard healthy hooking. lie
took f0zr boxes. That 4 al be waats
70 take vhsnsTeT anything ais hia.
SOIpsAtse your Tablets just a. high
a. | have ynar Peruuz. That 81 al
the nedicins hAs ever eaEes in ny
hozse. wheneser I travel / AXE ssrs
with me. IhAvs had TIRES q ny chfi-
drea sick with sezrlet fever snsaihs
aga, and that Il ali I used, was the Pc
ruBA and the Tablets. l did not lSst
any Of them
If there IL any more iaformAti0n yo1
want. Why Just let ne kaow 4rAINm
be glad TO do So Yonrs truly,
MIS- L LoHE. R2EsnnA, Mich
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
LEDGER ADvERTIsEMENrs PA
EXECUTORS NOTICE,

Notice Is hereby given thai hI
tiers tes,amentary upon the estate .
w. II. Force. Of Audraln c'a'
ty, Missouri, deceased, have Oesl
granted the undersigned, E W. "
rec, BY the Probate Court Of ~
county Of Audrain bearing date w
31st day OF August, 1909.
All persons having claims asaIns
said estate are required to einp'
them to me for allowance WITHIN 0'
year after the date Of said Lel'''
or they may be precluded IRON S'
benefit Of such estate and II @'
claims be not exhibited within !"
years from the time Of the puOn"'
Ion Of this notice. they will DC W
ever barred. 27.4t
Il. w. Force, Executor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

NEWSPAPERS very frequently are
accused of disappearing facts.
when the truth is that It is not the
newspaper who is making false state.
ments, but those who are furnishing
the information. A newspaper pub.
fishes that a certain piece Of prop
erty is sold for a certain amount
of money, maybe a thousand dollars
more than the real price. This in
formation Is furnished either by
the buyer or seller. When a man
like Hartman is very I'll, the news
papers otter state that his illness
is trivial. This Information is FUR
nished by the phyician. Newspa.
pers spend a great deal of time ant
money trying to varify facts fur
nished them and in every way at
tempt always TO tell the truth, and
invariably secure their information
from what they consider the most
u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
c~ENTRALIA FAIR.

NoHtIdild5 NO. oept. 10.
A record breaking crowd a in
attendance at the Centralia fair
Thursday. The attendance was esti
mated at 5000 people. Many Mex.
leo and Audrain county people were
here. Every event was filled. 7. J.
Rowe, Of Audrafn, took first on his
Hereford bull.
The following awards were given
to-day:
sweepstake Cattle herd ring-T. J.
Rowe, Of Audrain, with herd Of
Herefords, won first; second by Z. s.
Stewart, of Sturgeon, with herd OF
sborthorns.
z. s. Stewart won first on his
shorthorn bull, while T. J. Rowe won
second with his Hereford bull.
Price Brothers, of Mexico, carried
off first and second premium for
best draft mare.
w. n. Wisdom, OF Thompson, won
first for best horse mule.
In the ring for best combined horse
mare or geldlng, T. A. German, a
centralia, won first with his ~Red
Rose" ridden by Tom Bass. This
animal was recently purchased from
William Atkinson, Of this city. Hook
6 Woods, OF Paris. received sec.
ond.
The daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Squirting won first prize In
the girl baby show, and the o OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Barnes was
first IN the boy baby show.
Holly Brewer, Of Mexico, gave an
exhibition with his high school pony.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

HON. KELLY POOL, Of the Cen.
tralia Courier and Columbia Her
aid, addressed the Twentieth Cen
fury Glass at the Christian Church
Sunday School Sunday morning.
There was a record breaking at.
tendance and Mr.. Pool made an in.
teresting and instructive address. His
subject was a review OF the Thir-
teenth Chapter Of First Corinthians
and was greatly enjoyed by all who
heard him. Mr.. Pool is not only one
Of Missouri's most successful coun-
try editors, but is a consistent and
persistent worker in the church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
B. R. MIDDLETON BUYS
GREAT SHOW HARE

B z NksGssnz las purchased Bra
~ Nz2 g +yeEoad cozhsucoc
EHrs Of g7sa< premise. hz week
from Gm Dyssr. q Bsoze c0gnfy.
This zLizzI VOC 5 Hzsts a. ths Fay.
etc Pair Immediately after SIC bs
cane TIE p-oPe-r q Mr.. Made
toa and a. Cszzhz carried 90 nz;
honors N the EEraass sake With 1t.
de efsorL
he mare Is one Ct The nos proz-
&ng a1izzls hrozght % Msxicc
for a nnuher az years and In his
purchase Sr. Nid5skoa uzds 10
Mistake Displaying his uzL scE.
men in the Judgment Ct horpe flesh.
Mt. Middleton is one q TIE h0rEs
.fzneisrs q AHdrsh coznty ben,
Upon maintaining our r~spat&sIo1 As
The Horss csztsr q &c woaa."
and the future q ~Bonny Maid il
very bright
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

have moved to this city and viii
live here permanently. The Led
ger joins the people Of Mexico In
welcoming them.
Chas. Craig has returned from
jefferson City where he ATTENDED
the Cole County Fair.
! Miss vertner Nichols spent Sun
day IN McCredie. the guest Of hei
sister. Mrs. C. z. Beayan.
Mrs. Randolph. Of Kansas City
was the guest this week Of Mrs. VII
Richie.
Miss Aliene Cauthorn, OF San Db
ego, Cal, has returned to Hardin
College TO pursue the study Of mu'
sic.
Mrs. j. F. Mcwnliams is home
from a visit in Fulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkins, Of Boston,
are guests this week Of the Rev. w.
NJ. White and family
Mrs. ]. II. Hardin, of Kansas CNy.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. sgd
Garrett.
Mrs. d. A. Mcmillan Is home from
a visit with her sister in Nor
borne.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Davis, OF
Chicago, and Mr.. and Mrs. J.. b.
Davis, Of Paris. are the guests OF
Mrs. NJ. E. Davis.
Mrs. Ruth Cauthorn and daugh.
ter, Miss Emma, returned "Wednesday
from a summer spent with relatives
in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Johnson gave a
pleasant MONDAY dinner last Sunday
for Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Purdy, Mr..
and Mrs. J. C. Mundy and Miss Mary
Johnson.
Mrs. Lucy Lee Graham is visiting
her daughters in Columbia.
Mrs. C. G. Bridgford was the
guest this week of Mrs. ]. c. Ringo.
Mrs. Charles Glascock, of New Lon
don, is the guest Of Mrs. T. NJ.
Gill.
Miss Mamie Ringo left this week
for Kansas City where she win visit
Mrs. c. . Bridgford.
Miss Emma Holland has returned t
Auxvasse after visiting Mrs. C. d.
Sherer.
Mrs. T. ]. Williams has returned
from Marshall where she visited
friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

THE Mexico Brick Plant has not
been sold TO Evans Howard C Co,
OF st. Louis. That company has no
more idea of buying the Mexico
Brick Plant than it has Of buying
the Court House. Mr.. Greene, OF st.
Louis, has for three months had an
option on the Mexico plant, which
has not as yet expired, and there
have been no new Developments. If
Mr.. Green buys the plant 1t will be
enlarged and the number of en-
ployes increased, but will be home
people. When the sale is made the
company viii be glad to make the
announcement through all the local
papers, which have been such loyal
supporters of this enterprise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

I SOCIETY \


Mrs. Austin Smith proved an agree
able hostess, Tuesday afternoon
when she entertained the Fleur de lii
Thimble Club and a few other
friends. The conversational method
strictly, was used in the pursuit Of
their afternoons employment, fancy
work. Mrs. Smith served punch dur
ing the afternoon and a five o..
clock lunch.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
Hnm,a Thisr

fWeeneR One Hundred Dollars Reward no
Rny ease Of Catarrh that cannot DO cured By
HAll's cAtarrh Cure.
y. J. CHENEY &co., Props Toledo, o.
We The undersigned, have taown +. J. Che
hsy tor the last is yessz, Rad believe him per-
lectly honorable 50 Al business TRANSACTIONS
and financially ebls 20 carry cut any obliga-
Mcns made by their Erin.
WnsrATKuAx, wholesaler ruggists. Toledo, O.
WAhDma, KIsEts & ~tiAAvls, WEolsaalS Drug
aists, TOLEDO, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure 70 Eatsn Internally acting
directly upon the blood srl .aaelrs ruriAeeso.
he system. Price. &c. per ha.-g, 5cld ~ a.
DFunMistD. EestiE1osisih 81
Hall'p Family pun 90 lEg aass.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

$50 In money. a gold wat,
a pair OF socks. were taken "
home Of Jos. Glandon a.. '.a \
money, a silk handkercbIs,
belt from the residence Of n
iiams Thursday night. tn
Of Jos. wilkins was mole,is,
the burglar frightened ar,v
he had gained entrance, az -
that Of DR.. A. c. Whit.
Entrance to Mr.. Glandon,,
dence was gained through
room window. The bursl,,
CURED a ladder from the run
Dor and climbed to the
He then went to Mr.. GlandO,. !.
procured his trousers and .s,'
retired to the front porch vb..
changed socks and ransackss
trousers. The burglars ola Nj
socks. his black mask ana
Giandon's trousers were left !, 1
front porch. No one at the O.
home heard the thief and Al =
time Of the night the robbery
Cured is not known.
At the home OF MIR. William, K
burglar entered through the
room window. first remoyi0,
screen, and left through ths H,A'
door. He took Mr.. Williams ,n0..
with him and left them in fl. =
of W. w. Bolts, after remOviD, !.
a silk handkerchief and a bdt !,
was about 1880, as Mr.. wla...
heard the intruder when he ds,ls-
ed.
When the burglar ATTEMPTED n
trance at Jos. wilkins home. Y,
wilkins had not retired, and tbs M,
was frightened away.
All four residences are bcsa
close to each other on woodan
and it is presumed that the san,
one visited all four places, The I'd
that he had a mask leads TO n
belief that Il was local talent. i,
|clew to the robbery is had by d.
officers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
DOWNWARD COURSE.
Fast Being Realized by Mex
People.

A little backache at first.
Daily increasing till the back 4
lame and weak.
Urinary disorders quickly follow;
Diabetes and finally Bright's dii
ease.
This is the downward course o
kidney ills.
Don't take this course. Mexico resi-
dents should profit by the followins
experience.
Mrs. Eliza Canterbury, r. F. d. 3
Wellsyille, No, says: Last Feb
ruary my health was all run down
the result Of a heavy cold which
settled in my kidneys. My bach
ached terribly and the kidney secre
tons were irregular in passage.
also had dizzy spells and felt weak
and lame most of the time. Doan's
Kidney Pills helped me from the
first and in a short time all my
trouble had disappeared. I can rec.
ommend Doan's Kidney Pills highly
to anyone III need Of a kidney RENE.
dy."
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's-aLd
take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
BEST TREATMENT


If for nc other reason, Chamber.
lain's salve should be kept in ev-
cry household on account of its
great value in the treatment of
burns. 1t allays the pain almost
instantly, and unless the injury is a
severe one, heal the parts without
leaving a c This salVe is also
unequaled for chapped hands,
sore nipples and disease Of the
skin. Price, Is cents. For sale by
all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

EVERYBODY in Mexico should
consider themselves on the reception
committee during the Confederate
Reunion. Let US give our guests a
royal good time and make them.
feel AZ home,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

PLANS are being completed to
make the ex-Confederate Reunion
TO be held in Mexico September rs
and 20, the most enjoyable occa
sion Of the kind the old veterans
have ever had. All of u people are
interested in extnding hospitality and
should decorate their homes and
places Of business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
DIR. COOK. SURE.

lHIgbee' MO-, Weekly NeWsJ
So far, we have not heard of either
DR.. Cook or Commander Peary ever
having taught school in Mexico, Mo.
But there Is time enough yet. That
town will get on somewhere, and
may be only waiting to find out
which Of the two really reached the
pole first.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

THE Auxyasse, NO., Review edi-
torially says: THE Mexico Led
ger has been under the same man
agement for 80 years this week and
grows better and brighter as the
days go by. May 1t have 80 more
years Of prosperity. The
Ledger Is doing all It can 10 make
Mexico a greater city"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

THE 81. Louis Post-Dispatch says
that q large number Of Democrats IN
st. Louis want Folk 20 run for Presi.
dent and Francis for the United
States Senate. Folk and Francis re
fuse 70 diScuss the matter al all at
this time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
ARTICLES or IHCORPORA
TIOH FILED BYLAUNDRY

Articles Of incorporation were Med
here Friday by the Grown Laundry
Co. The company Is composed Of
w. R. Cheney, Of Redlands. Cal, 40
shares; W. W. Williams, Mexico, As
shares; NJ. G. worley, Mexico. one
share; Willard knight, ST. Louis.
l share; Geo. t. Williams, Mex
leo. / share. Each share is valued
at 800 and there are 100 shares
valued at $4,000. The above named
gentlemen compose the board Of d.
rectors. The company is Incorporate
ed for a period Of 20 years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

THE Mexico Ledger agrees with
the Rev. H. 4. Trucks statement
In yesterdays Ledger regarding the
necessity Of q hospital for Mexico.
This 10 a matter OF much importance
and we believe would prove a pay
ing investment from the very start.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

WE are again to the front and ex-
pectanE ones will not be disappointed
We are reliably informed William c.
whitney, who was IN the far North
with DT. Cook is a cousin Of A H.
Whitney. Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

If, when Peary returns to this coun-
try he will turn right around and
go right back again" all viii be for
given. We should judge that the
atmosphere around tho North Pole
would be Of great benefit TO Mr..
Peary In his present frame OF mind,
judging from his tone of voice.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

VISITORS to Mexico who notice
our streets that have been paved
cannot understand why every prop
erty owner on every street in Mex.
leo Is not in favor of this substan.
tial and permanent improvement. No
better investmnt was ever made
by any property owner anywhere
than granitoid walks and paved
streets. The property owners who
oppose this character Of improvement
are like a merchant who doesn't ad.
Y~ertise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

y. c. OWEN is making a splendid
500 Of paving W. Monroe street and
viii have II completed sometime with
in a month There should be at least
a mile Of street paving put down In
Mexico next year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
coon FOR

i took two of Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets last night
and ! feel fifty per cent better thar
! have for weeks. says ]. j. Fire
s.one. of Allegheny. Mich. "They
are certainly a fine article for bill
iousness." For sale by all druggists
Sample free.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

THE ~Chiihcothe, Mo-, Constitu.
ton editorially says: "Col. Bot
White has been publishing the Mex.
leo Ledger a third OF a century, and
yet Bob is iuts as energetic and
frisky as a yearhng colt with a
blue ribbon ON IT'S halter"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
FAILED TO INDIcT
MAJOR SALMON

Clinton, Mo-, Sept. IS.
The grand jury called to inyesti
gate the charges against H. w. Sal
mon, arising from the failure of tht
Salmon bank in 1904, did not return
an indictment to-day. The complain
ing witness is in Europe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

IF Peary doat Qust talking 90
much OF In q different tpne Of voice
By the time he gets home he vii
have TO discover zrc<he. pole be-
fore be retnEtztes himself In the
hearts Of his coautrymsn-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
COMING EVENTS.

Auxyasse Street Fair, Sept. 1924.
Exconfederate Reunion, Sept. %
and 20.
Laddonia Korn Karniyal Oct. 6.
z and g. -
vandalla Korn Karniyal Oct. ID,
20 and 81.
Poultry Show, Nov. 1919.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

NO town could have a better ad-
vertisement than the Mexico
schools. Every day there are inquir-
les for house TO be occupied BY peo.
pie wanting TO come 70 Mexico 20
send their children TO our schools.
That's the way TO make a city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
NEGROES FINED
FOR BEER,

FOR SELLING BEER,
The following negnoes were tried
before a jury In Justice Allen Stal,
lings' court Thursday morning
charged with selling beer Sunday
and were found guilty. Oscar Brooks
was fined $40. Gene NARROW plead
guilty three charges and fined $40
on each. Geo. Heelen and Ace Al
len were tried, found guilty and fined
$40 each.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

LIFE certificates 70 teach schoo.
in Missouri were granted at JET.
ferspn City this week to Misses Is
telle Blzt1ner and Frances Mason,
both Of this city, two Of the very
best teacher IN the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

NICHOLAS LONG. aged 20 years
did Il szing township Sept y
1853. Mr.. Long vas one OF Al.
drains most substantial and highly
respected old settlers. He moved
60 A1drzin In 1854.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
WALTER FRITTs
INJURED BY FALL,

Walter s. Fritts, Of this city,
travelling salesman for the Chas. E.
Lewis Moulding Co., of st. Louis,
fell from a ladder in Yates, No,
Friday, and sprained his ankle. Mr..
Fritts was climbing the ladder to
see a customer working on the roof
of his building when the ladder
slipped from beneath him. His con
dition Is not serious.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

JUDGE MATTHIAS CRUM knows
that there ia no better investment
than Audrain county dirt, and has
bought a 240-acre farm at $40 per
acre from c. B. Lyman, near Prairie
View. OF this county. Judge Crum
knows a good thing when he sees
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

AFTER all, the North Pole Is not
~ bad. We are tod there are Do
poz cards there and that the ex.
preston, "oh, goa I'D" has never
Disturbed the AfcCc all.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

ney behind in order chat he might
be the only one" No wonder that
Providence arranged so that Cook
should beat him to it. Such self
ishness generally gets its reward
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

TIE CeztrzNz Pair Is q HrE<hss
attrsetioa ana b being ibsrzlly pa
tru1txsd By farmers ard stock peo
pie generally.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

THE Kansas City Star e~ditorially
says: Bob" White has edited the
Mexico Ledger continuously for thir-
ty-three years, with the balance on
the right side Of the ledger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
FULTON, NO.. SUN

FULTON, MO-, SUN
CHANGES HANpl
Fulton, Mo, Sept. II,
The plant and the good will q IN
Fulton Telegraph and Sun was COL
to-day 10 T. W.. Johnston and ~
OF Monroe City, for $1,000. The ~
proprIetors will take possession
Monday. II was owned by Rep
sentative Wallace Crossley, Of va
rensburg, and A, c. Bush and Il
b. Harris, of Fulton. The Telegnt
Is a Democratic weekly and n
Sun a daily publication Of b
same political faith.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
ST. LOUIS COUPLE

NHE WE'D HERE.
s. s. Stewart and Miss Lallle e
Trifflich, both of st. Louis, were
married Saturday morning by
Judge Bolts at the Court House.
They returned to the city immediate.
ly after the ceremony.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
INFANT OF Henry ALBERT
DIES THURSDAY MIGHT

The Is months old baby boy Of NJ
and Mrs. Henry Albert, residing
southwest Mexico, died ThursAal
night. Burial was made Sat1rdaI
The Ledger extends sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
FIRST EuTERPEAN MEET.

ING OCT. S1h
The first meeting Of the EuteIpen
fraternity will be held the eyenHs
OF October 5th, at the PresbytsTai
church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
The Weekly Ledger

T. II. GIBsoS sd o.s kog tbs
week fos tsS&. A fnrEer ~ho has
pkuky q hoes - ca -easy st-sA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

PEARY did not take any white
men with him. In spite of the white
men who had labored 80 faithfully for
him he left them all a days jour
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

FERRIS 4 cAUTHoRN-s oogr
eh0w on October IS and 3 should
bring 20 Mexico one Of the lzrgeE.
eIhlbhs u ooTz sFE gathered in this
Ftste.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

Mr. NoHR. a Spencer. Ssb-. has
bought ths Mexico p~oSo.fcs build-
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vessmsEt thzn NeKieo real estate