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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12
Mississippi Valley Medics Meet.

st. Louis, Oct. 1.-THE annual meet
ing of the Mississippi Valley Medical
Association began here this morning.
with nearly 1000 physicians and sur
geons in attendance.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12
Moors Attack Town, Are Repulsed.

Penon De La Gomera. Morocco, Oct
12.-The Moors opened fire on this
town today but were shelled and driv-
en- off by the Spanish troops.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12
CHICAGO GAME POSTPONED.
Cold Weather Prevents Contest Be-
tween Cubs and Sox.

Chicago, Oct 1.-THE game sched-
uled between the White Sox and CUBS
for the city championship was post
poned, because of the cold, the tenn
perature being near the freezing point
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12
Bishop Hare Al peath's Door.

Atlantic City, N. j.. Oct. 12.-Rt Rev.
William Hobart Hare. bishop of South
Dakota. is critically i'll at his cottage
here and his death is expected within
a few hours.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12
GOVERNMENT LOSES HEAVILY.
Barracks and Other Buildings at Key
West Damaged.

Washington, Oct 12.-Considerable
damage to army property at Key West
resulted from yesterdays hurricane,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12
Mondays Fin,

Mondays Final Score.
The final score in Monday s game, the
third of the series, was to in favor
of Pittsburg.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12
SCORE FIVE RUNS IN
FIRST FOUR INNINGS
oetroit's Rally Monday Raises Hopes
Of Supporters = Receipts So Far
Break All Records and Players Will
Divide More Than se5,ooo-Do Not
Share After Today's Game.
Totals for Three Games

Detroit, Mich, Oct. 12-Exceedingly
cold weather for baseball greeted the
enthusiasts as they made their way to
Bennett park for the fourth game of
the worlds championship series sched-
uled for today. Despite the untoward
weather conditions the crowd began to
gather early at the park
The brilliant rally of Detroit In the
closing innings of yesterdays battle
has inspired fresh hope in the breasts
of the local supporters, despite the de-
feat of their team. Four umpires will
be on duty during the remaining
games of this series. Two will work in
their regular positions behind the bat
and on bases, while the other two will
be stationed at the END of tl1e.right and
left field foul lines. The duties of those
stationed at the extremities Of the foul
lines will be principally to make de-
cisions regarding balls hit into the
crowd and interference with the OUT
fielders. KLEIN is scheduled to work be-
hind the bat today. with Evans on the
bases, and O'Loughlin and Johnstone
doing sentry duty along the outfield
foul lines.
Receipts Break Record.
The players will share in the receipts
of one more game, and it is certain
they will have more than s65 900 to
divide among them. That will be the
largest sum ever received by the play
ers from a worlds championship Sc
ries. Each player on the winning team
will receive close to $4,000, and the
losers more than $1,000 each.
The lineup for today follows:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12
T..R. BULLETIN
! -
Noticeable News Of Today
The Weather,

Sun rises Oct 13 at 500; sets at 5:e4.
Iowa. Illinois and Missouri--fsener-
ally fair; continued cold tonight and
Wednesday.
South Dakota--Generally fair tonight
and Wednesday; warmer in the west.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12
Snow at La Crosse.

La Crosse, Wis, Oct. 12.-Thre,a
inches of snow fell here during the
night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12
wlNTRY BLAST GENERAL
Storms and Low Temperature Prevails
Over Wide Area, From Killing Frost
in Southern States to Foot of Snow
on Head Of Lakes Ranges.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. IA tenn
perature of IS degrees above zero pre-
walls today turnout Kansas, the west
ern half of Missouri. northern Okla
homa and the Texas panhandle. A
killing frost was experienced last night
In the southwest
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12
STREET CAR STRIKES AUTO.
One Woman Killed and Another Seri
ousIy Injured.

Kewanee, ILL.,, Oct. 12.-Mrs. j. H.
Hungate, of LaHarpe, aged so, is dead
here today, and Mrs. Houke, is serious
ly hurt as the result of an accident to
their touring car, which was struck by
a street car.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12

Scientific Announcement.
Some New England bread is still
made from yeast brought over In the
i May1oWer. Scientific American.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

on, yoa biz, juicy red tomato
Here's our glad 81 TO willie Escue.
Are you butternIlkins regularly
tbsse strenuous hot days :
Ms wtn OreassY, Jr-, is visiting
friends at Colorado Springs, Colo.
Listen: II Jour pa grOwls a good
h,t Al neal times remember these are
strenuous ~doR days."
About all yOu want these hot days
Is little food for thought and mug
Of Cotsonwood Springs water
Ms Charlie johnson aud daughter.
Mss Helen Ethel, are home from .
dslightful visit in tie west.
Horace Cooling left THURSDAY for
Greenaela, Indiana, where be has q
eood-paying position
Nr. and Mrs, Carl Sanford, now OF
Chicago, are soon 70 visit bis parents
ana friends here. Carl and Eula viii
be A welcome as the tiowers IN MAY
Elmer Robertson has the contract 10
do the cement and concrete work on
Col. Dave McGces new residence.
Elu,er has lots Of work In hand.
Grover Harris was called % Mar.
tlnsburg this Afternoon 70 see q
hisnd. ~ II the Ease" Is not toe
far gone, Mr.. Harris win return on The
Com. tonight. Grover is 50 shy.
You can't down Major Wm. Hanley
on raising garden truck. He Is thert
with all Kinds Of garden goods Littls
Robert Dermody Is . desperate closs
second to Major Hanley when II Gomez
TO raising big, fat, Juicy tomatoes.
Col. ]. J. Woods and wife are Wis II
ling Centralla relatives and may posi-
bly continue their tour 10 Seattle
washington. Col. Woods is q member
OF the firm Of Miller & Woods, OF ths
West End First and Last Chancs
Grocery Store and is taking bis vaca
tion and q much-needed rest.
Col. william WiIlineham tells Us h'
has been at work in bis fertile field
Of grain the past month and has hat
but little time TO look after the buy
ing and selling OF thoroughbred stock
| At the September Bargain Day at tht
Springs Bill viii be there with largl
and complete assortment Of stock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19
THAW HELD INSANE;
BACK TO MATEAWAH
WILL NOT Be FREED
JUSTICE MILLS DIsmlssEs WRIT
BROUGHT BY SLAYER TO sE-
CURE FREEDOM FORM THE
ASYLUM - HARRY rs NOT A
BIT PERTuRRED
The Courts ReAsans for HecSnmitsal
Order Claims Prisoner Is a
PaFsnoi ae-WiiI Always Be ons
Discussion Thursday.
white Plains. N. Y. Aug. Il.

White Plains, N. Y. Aug. II.
Under the decision OF Supreme
Court Justice Mills, filed this morn
ing. Harry X. Thaw must go back to
Maifanwan Asylum. Justice Mills dis
misses the writ of habeas corpus and
remands Thaw to the State inseitu-
tion for the criminal insane.
The Courts reasons for his re-
commitia TO the asylum we're:
/. Harry X. Thaw was predisposed
to inganity through mental weakness
in his ancestors and was inane when
In his ancestors and was insane whea
he killed Stanford White-fnot a suf-
ferer from a sudden brainstorm, but
a paranoie.
2. Harry K. Thaw Is sill a par
snoIae.
3 Harry X. Thaw, according to
the weight Of expert testimony, will
probably always be a paranoiac, and
as a free agent he would be a men
ace 20 public peace and safety.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

PPRoMINENT coLoRED
PEOPLE TO MARRY,

L. F. Scott and wife, col. better
known as Bud and Martha, announce
the approaching marriage Of their
daughter. Mary Scott Griffin, to
DR.. J. D. Sexton, Of Fulton, Mo-, on
Tuesday, Aug. II, at half past one
O'clock, at the home Of the brides
parents. Gil Park avenue. Rev. ]. NJ.
Harris, Of the cclo-ed ME church,
viii perform the ceremony. Miss
Martha Scott will sing when Thou
Art Near Me-" and Mrs. ]. ]. Hicks
will play the wedding march. A wed
ding breakfast will be served after
the ceremoncy to a few special
friends The groom viii depart with
his bride for Fulton on the after
noon train. where he is practic-
ing physician.
All concerned are highly respected
eolored people.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

THE Kansas CRY Post has been
writing TO Missouri Democrats re
garding q party conference. Geo
Robertsonof Mexico, writes the Post
as follows: -GertIemen: Replying II
yOaFs q July IA, / beg TO register
myself with you thai the old time
party eonvsztion was one Of the
principal means Of keeping alive in.
spirztkon In the party ranks. and that
such meetings promoted good fellow
ship among the voters and workers
Of the party. thereby aiding greatly
In pzay Success Some plan should
be devi@ed by which such meetings
can again be held. 30 az nearly az
possible 20 take the place Of the par
y convention, and / ahink II would
be wise 20 hold a party conference
during the latter part Of this year
or the early pant Of next, provided II
can be made thoroughly representa-
tive. would suggeSs as the chief
object of the conference the promo
ton Of the party harmony. and, as
the subjects Of the conference, first.
the character Of party nominees, and
second, such a declaration Of prin-
ciples as would entitle the party 10
public confidence and insure the
people Of the state against the
trameliHg Of Individual liberties
oyer-iegisiation, and thereby demon
strats 10 the people that the pah-y Is
committed 70 the principle that the
best government Is that which in
ieTferes least with the individual
liberty Of The ciEizen. Moreover, the
parry should be committed TO the
dOctrine that the states were not
only created for, but are capable Of.
selfgoyernment and that federal con
troll should be limited in the exer-
rise Of its governing powers 70 those
vested by the federal constitution in
the government Of the United States,
and each government, state and fed
eral. is supreme only in its own
sphere; that federal authority. even
though authorized, should mot be ex-
ercised whore the state has power.
is capable and willing 70 do its du-
~ Where either government has
spoken through rs constitutional pow
ers. Legislative. executive or judicial,
4 is patriotic duty to respect and
obey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

IN less than fifteen INMATES after
Anderson was convicted for life. the
Evening Ledger had an extra on
the streets containing the verdict.
We think AndsrBon should be pleas
ID that his attorneys. Messrs. Stall
iings and stocks. saved his life as
they made his defness as strong a.
possible. Prosecuting Attorney Cant
had the case well In hand and man.
aged Il most successfully. -Four Of
the Jury were for hanging. j. o.
Barrow. a most talented young at.
torney of yanaalsa. assisted Mr.
Cant in the prosecution and made .
most telling and eloquent address to
the Jury.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

Aza 4 is cErsAsr orasrsd tASt =
eszy q tAss czser q Flihlsr1tioa ee
rssEsAsd n tss Mexico weekly Led
gsr. a ns~zpS7er vziAHsAsd IN An
srzsa couzty. Nissou-1 for toui
weeks zucosssiysly. e heAst osrs :
wesk, The las insertion tAsreof % y
"a lsaz nneen 3zyz hetors eS7
neoeezsof a tie saia SeEte2oei
Tzz- 1919. of tbs Cart
tree oopy fnon The recurd
wl1ness ny hand and the sal O
he circui, cosrt. 1zar~ia ocuHsy =
Nsxico. 80. this llSA aAy Of Ans-
Isas
". Il. Norris.
css-k. circuk cOagz, Aadraia coua-
".
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By Pearl n Morris.
ga Depa,y cisFl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19
WELCOME TO MEXICO
(Centralia Courier.)

The Courier regrets very much
to note thar Mrs. Jennie Garrard is
to move TO Mexico to reside. Mrs.
GaTard has been a citizen of the
community so many years and her
life has been so uniformly sweet
and helpful that all our people have
come to love and appreciate her. Her
beautiful life has been such bene-
diction TO the town and country tha.
we have long since regarded her as
one Of our most valuable assets.
This makes it very hard for our
people to give her up. However, she
is followed to her new home by he
Eenderest prayers and kindest wish
es Of all our people. May her last
days be her best days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19
.LUDRAIH LEADS STATE
NJACKS AND STATIONS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
foos MILES LIVE STOCK = MIS-
souRFs SHIPMENTS WOULD
FILL TRAIN OF i2s,24s CARS =
MONEY THAT MIGHT BE REAL
izEo A GREAT SUM
Sales Of sii2,ss5,4sf Exceed 1907
rrevfoss 5snner Year, BY S5,s+5''
4ss - Hog ovpUt Largest By
Far in History Of State.

stalIious and Jseks--Audrsin eoun-
~, fo4 head; Jackson county, p
head; Punan county, 2s head.
eoats-Audrain county, 2,2s1 head;
cass county. 1850 head; MontsOm-
sry eqsnty, so7 head; Monroe eoun-
ty, go head.
jefferson City. aug. 1s.
The sta.e Labor Bureau has pre-
pared a chapter for the approaching
issue Of the Missouri Red Book"
relative to the live stock marketed
annually in this Ssate. The burean
estimates that all the silver dol
lars issued by the Government would
not pay for las. years shipments by
more than s14.5OO.OOO. This live
stock sold on the market for $1l2,
5s5, ,4s1.
The increase over 1907, considered
the banner year until 1908 returns
were received, was $5.s45,4s5. Com
menting on this the report viii say:
Money Would Pay Many Debts.
"The money realized for the sur
Plus live stock would pay the deb
of all cities, towns. counties and o
the State twice over, including tn
s11 900 900 st. Louis is now spend
| ing for public improvements AM
stln leave enough 10 build the neV
State Capitol building and completed
fit IL out.
The hog output was probably tn
largest thS- state has ever experi
enced. In all 4.50e.4ss head wer
hauled and shipped to market. alon
bringing S45. .Os4 $50. The high pric
of corn through the fall and IN earl
winter caused farmers to dispose Q
thousands Of head, which o.herwis
would have been kept at home 70
breeding purposes.
An brought a good price, and $
did the corn. nearly all Of which wa
sold at the same time. While neal
ly all farmers had enough corn {
run them, yet It was worth to
much money to feed away, and a
the same time hogs we're bringin
100 much to hold them.
Substantial Increase in Sheep.
There was substantial increas
over 1907 in surplus sheep. near
every county showing a gain in II
shipments for the year. This gal
In its shipments for the marke
and fair price, which, together wit
the high prce of feed, made sellin
profitable. The same state of al
fairs is responsible for the increas
of the surplus of goats.
Horses and Mules-Clinton county
1850 head; Greene county, 4,s2
head; Schuyler county, 4.737 head
Saline county, 4.O15 head; callawa
county, 4,333 head; Boone county
4,202 head.
Hogs - Nodaway county, 1921
head; Cass county, 123,30s head
Clay couu.y, 99,S26 head; Holt cour
sy, 9S,351 head; Johnson county
95,433 head; Lafayette county, 90
800 head; Saline county. 80
O62 head; Boone county. 9O,44
head.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

ineiest tomatoes we have eve, ~.
a tooth over This good lss' 'u'oss
year. has In splendid garden V,,s' s's'i
Tbs Owls warm persona :.
Sam Malone, heard W. J. Bran ,,,s's
for the arst time Tuesday -. ~ 'ps'I Z
vas dee-llghted. Sam Is nov 80 - ssS
Of sid@tucking swift walEIpg '.a =.
entering the lecture feld. w. sa
often thought that Uol. Mslons : , Nv.
make q better platform ora,c, ~ !.
be would q rapid walker So,
make q speciality OF Ith dav - - "
Printers Carnival OratIons. ". "
give 30 cents any old time 70 hes, w !,
Malone orass from the platform I'm W
During the Ledger oEr. -
pieces Of days spent at the Cb,.,p
qua, We sweIled the Ledser's ,As n, ].
new subscribers l4-O for the NJ, ~
ana ? TOT tne Daily-with but mi,
hustling around during noon ~.
among good men and women. ".
the cash and their names are av,',.l
there" on the books. Ips.
have. The people worship the p.'
OF Peace IS we'll as the popula, ,,.a
peper-the Ledger. Before n. a
Of this year the Ledgers sabse,,0,,''
paid.up list viii be on the sunn, '..s ~
Of $500 souls. Just watch us y,..
Let the good work go or. Nn,s,''
succeeds like success.
PRINTERS JUBILEE AND LOVE yv,
| After Audraln's big fair, then som.
q much-needed rest, then the g.,,.'
Printers will reel OF their jubIlss =
love feast at Cottonwood Spring. n.
printers always have good tlms -
way they have. Listen, thar :.
feast that was advertised to be ,s...
Of last Christmas evening was -
ure, for the simple reason that %.
Of US accidentally fell By the =,
side; some we're seized with acute mn
gestion and Others had hot attach, !,
buck-ager before the meeting han,
Hence, that meeting was call.d =
although the boys were there with d.
goods = both vet and dry pps,
At the coming event the boys win !.
good and expect to have a gsy tim
Dr.. Steinman, who has cure M,
cures for the above pesky diseases m
have the only password to the ns,s
ing outside the printers. Our Old n,
only bill-of-fare will be reprodu.sf
/ Here IL is. 1t can't be suruassea
/ Joseph Soup.
David Trout, Theodore Salm,,
| Walter Duck. Herbert Lank
Reuben Liver & Amos Bacon,
William Onions, Harry Bs.n
Virgie Carrott, Ralph CantaloDus
Ahner Pancake, Mike Melon
John Custard, Jim Cheese,
James Coffee, Frederick Ten
| Hon. Peach Cobbler. EfHe Ron
jimmie Shnrtcake Angel Dunpllp,
| Waters Cottonwood.
The Ledger Owl Tin bis own cham
ling wayl entertained a few Of b
select friends at Q O'Clock lunchsO
and love feast az Cotton wood Sprpg
Friday evening DR.. W. Edgar Rsig|
Hey, of Wellsville, Mo, was the qua
of honor and made a nifty little spesc
to our Sunday School Class, whk
was well received By the pretty gIr |
and all present, DR.. Relghly being Il
happy recipient Of many handar|
bouquets In fact the evening v
like the passing Of sweet dreau
The bouquets and the handsome Ill
ladies' watch, which ticket No. Il
held by Edgar, which drew the watt
At the Airdome Wednesday night, ]
went TO a sweet little girl gradH
residing "Down on the Banks Of
Wabash We htar that Dr. Reigh |
sp0s O. tlf nd ih- 1a'- set
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

THE directors Of the Missouri
Valley Fair. which win be given in
Kansas City under auspices Of the
Priests Of Palace the week Of octo-
ber srd, are s1deayoE1ng 10 arrange
attractions that viii make an espec-
iAIly strong appeal 70 the inEeress
Of fsrmerz Prizes VII be given each
day 70 the person who succeeds in
huGking the greatest amount Of grair
10 the space Of time allotted. On the
final day Of Fair winners Of each Of
the daily events win meet and com
pete In a race which win decide who
is the hnsking champion Of the South
west. The winner Of this final even
viii be awarded prize Of more than
800 in cash.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

IN order 90 make Mexico a city
yos must be loyal to home insitu-
tions and 20 your friends. Some peo-
Die DO not know how 20 be loyal
TO a proposition OF a friend. Thank
goodness there are only few
Buch in Mexico. Always be loyal
and you win net cnly be happy but
bsz1efnlal resuEs win follow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19
IS A MISSION.
AIRY IN JAPAN
columbia Tribune.)

AIRY IN JAPAN.
columbia Tribune.)
Miss Annie v. Patton, Of exico, Is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Martha VIII
lis, a. her home on Walnut street.
Miss Patton has Just returned from
Japan where she has been a mis-.
eionary for the Presbyterian church
for the past eight and a ha.k years.
She has been located at Tokochi-
ma. off the eoas. of Japan. The
word in Japanese means many is
lands" and the town is located on
one of the myriad of little islands
thas form a part Of that country. The
missionaries are allowed leave of ab-
sence every seven years, but Miss
Patton remained year and a half
over the time. She will return to
her work az the end of her vaea-
ton. She is the daughter Of J. w.
Patton, Of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

THE Ledger is glad 90 know that
shs rumor Of Milo Keyes going
of the Branch is an error. Milo Is
one oi the most accommodating and
popular conductors on the line and
one Of the Oldest in service and
mo- fsffhful
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

Mrs. Walter Hubbard and children,
Of Ismay, Montana, who have been In
Mexico on an extended visit to Mrs.
Hubbard's parents, Major and Mrs.
TaZwell Johnson, and TO other rela-
tives and friends, have returned to
their home. Mrs. Hubbard told the
Ledger Owl that her visit here was a
pleasant one-a sweet dream-and IL
Walter did not have a good paying
business at Ismay and that she did
not get the Ledger every week, she
would come right back to dear, sweet
Mexico !! A sensible little lady she is
Those progressive merchants, Roy
Ferris and Ross Cauthorn, gave US an
Owl cup that no one Is allowed TO dip
their bill In but Mrs. Owl. The cup
is beautiful one and we prize it very
highly. 'Nuff said. When you visit
the Springs take along a cup. We
have, in the last ten years, "blowed
in a fortune on cups, and the Owl is
now-all In, down and out.
The other day the Ledger Owl had
a heartto-beart and a face-to-face
talk with our friend, Col. John Kemp.
OF the up-tO-the-minute clothing firm
OF Kemp, Pearson & Co. Col. Kemp
handed out much food for thought to
the Owl. This firm is the firm OF
fashions. It's the house OF quality.
Their trade has almost doubled itself,
comparing this year with last year.
They have the goods and treat every
one alike-one price. When you once
trade with this firm, you trade again
Each one OF the firm is an artist In bis
line OF business. They are liberal ad-
vertisers In the Ledger and get big
results. Before we left this house of
fashions, Col. Kemp. most graclously,
gave us the best James A. Reed s5
nat In the house. Thanks, awful.
"oh, me fathers name was Finnegan,
Ne mothers name was Kate.
Me ntnety-nine relations
To you I'll now relate.
There was Dan the son OF Mlchael's.
son,
And o'Toole the son OF Mat,
A
And every son had sixteen sons
Except the son of Pat.
"on, every son bad sixteen sons,
But some Of them we're girls
And Maggie married Hoolehan.
And Peg refused three Earlsn
The Owl learns that Judge Joe VIII
hams and George Laforce are soon to
take their vacation and will spena
week with their friend, Col. Strotber
Underwood, in the east end. Now.
won't these jolly old boys have a cav
umeF Would ike 70 De with them,
The Ledger Owl hears the name of
our friend, Clayton Kendall, of Van. |
cana, mentioned as a candidate for
county Recorder at the next county
election. We don't know that ooi
henoail will be a candidate, but we
40 know If be is, be will have a strone NJ
,ollowing. He is one Of Audrain's :
best citizen's-a good man.
Lne lawn In front of the happy home
11 W ooi' and Mrs. Harry DrebinQ, on
a west Liberty Street, is perhaps the
a. laoss beautiful lawn on this popular
= Sslees. Little Miss Katie Hayes, Of !
Slanite e City Illinois, who makes her |
nome here, sees that her amt Mimi M
o., sno uncle Harry keeps the lawn in
Katie is a little artist, |
IL, Little Robert Dsrmoay, the pit.v
.S uOss tomato raiser, has the Owls |
. SnankS Tor a sack Of this delicious
garden fruit-great big, fat. in,c1
,'l,es Ones' on we'll, Robert is always there @ |
Wv. ".sp 'ne goods. Mrs. Major Toalson |
AiSo sends US several of the largest s ! ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

PROSPERITY q abroad in the
land and sttendznce az Hardin Col
lege viii be even larger than ever.
Audrzfn should have 100 girls at
Hardin College.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19
NEW NIGHT
POLICE NOW.

TOLiNE hOW,
VIM. Berry Marshall has been ap-
pointed night policeman in place of
Sam Wallace. who was susmded by
Mayor Graham for being off duty
without permission. Sam took the
Hunter girl to the reform school and
did not have permission to be off
duty
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19
PLY5oN-6uRoEss WEDDING
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

j B. Plybon and Miss Laura Bur.
CESS, both Of this county. we're mar
ried az the Methodist parsonage by
the Rev. c. NJ. Aker about O'Clock
Thursday afternoon.
The Ledger extends congrau.
lations.
L. N. Green, of Futon, a brother
Of Giles and Paschel Green, Of
this city, died in Fulton Thursday
morning. He was 81 years old and
unmarried. The Ledger extends sym.
pathy.