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Evening journal., 1909-08-23
SILVERBROOK SHUTS:OUT
HARRISON ST. BROTHERHOOD

The game between Harrison Street
Brotherhood and silverbrood a. A., on
Saturday afternoon was one of the best
played on the silverbrood grounds, Sec
ond and Woodlawn avenues this season.
The silverbrook won by a to 0 score.
While all the Silverbrook boys played
a good game Leslie Adair did excep-
tionally well in center field having three
chances which he accepted and Arthur
Seman Increased his popularity with
the fans through his splendid work at
short. Morgan pitched a shut-out game
and had eight strixe-outs Crooks gave
him splendid support behind the bat.
Thompson and Groves wer ethe battery
for Harrison Street. Thompson had five
strike-outs to his credit. The throwing
of Groves, aHrrison Streets catcher was
one OF the features of the game and
ommers and Long made brilliant plays
in right and center fields Harry Long
was umpire.
SIverbrooz has p.ayed twenty-one
games thus far this season, won thir-
teen. lost seven and played one to a
tie
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
AMATEUR RAsERAII

Maps, s; Newark. Jr., 12.
St Patrick's independents IA.
Rhoads, 10.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
ST. PAUL'S HOLDS
TO FIRST PLACE
Tenth Ward Club Has No
Trouble Winning Over
ST. PairiCk's
,ArHoLrc HOLY NAME LEAGUE.

St. Paul's and st. lslizabeth's team won
the Holy Name League Games on Sat
urday over st. Patrick's and st. Anne's
respectively. The ST. Pauls-st Patrick's
CANINE ended 6 to 4. and the st. Eliza
beths-St. Annes, Il to+1 Fahey pitched
for st. Pauls and won his ninth straight
victory Tommy McDonough raped out
a home run TO centre-feld fence.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
St Patrick's ...............0 0 / 0 0 o.
ST. Paul's ..................Oi $4,000 x-6
ST. EI.IZABETH'S-ST. PATRICK'S.
Tho batting of D. Rainey and stine fea-
tured the ST. Elizabeth's-St. PatriciS's
game the former getting four and the
latter three hits.
Stine struck out nine Of st. Anne's bats
men, Manoy the st. Annes pitcher. was
batted for seventeen hits with a total Of
twenty-one bases.
Tho score:
ST. Enzabeths ..........2sO21s1Ox-1a
st. Ame's ..................02 2 0 90 N-7
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
BIG CROWD AT
ELKTON RACES

ELKTON, Md. Aug. ga big crowd
witnessed excellent racing at Harlan
Park track here Saturday afternoon.
Summaries:
Glass A.
stella A., blk M, Gravott ........ ? / l
Allison. b. e.. Harland ...-..-.
Clyde Wilks, b. g., Lancaster ....
Time. 2.37, 2.SS, 2.35.
Glass b.
b. b., b. s.. Boulder .....,.... 3 ] 2 ]
March. s. g.. Price ............
Miss Alice. b. m. Cam ........ 1 . 3 .
Time, 2.45. 2.42, PAP, 2.40
Glass c.
Torino Wilks. b. g.. Kibler ...... 1
Warner H.. b. e.. Mitchell ...... 2
Bell s. m. Clayton ......,-....
Robert H. b. e., Lancaster ......
Time. 2.2S, 2.27. 2.29.
Glass d.
Guess S. &, Cam ..............
strawberry. b. e., Thorton ........
Pet. b. m. Spear ..................d
Time, PAT. 2.49.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
SEMI-PROFESSIONALS

Peerless, Madison and Newport are
now tied for first place in the Semi
Professional League race, Peerless
having trimmed Highland I'm two
games. Madison beating out Landlith
and Newport and fremont breaking
even in a tie game. All the games
were of best brand. That between
Newport and fremont was hard
fought from start to finish, and al
though the visitors outbatted the locals
they could not get men over the plate.
Mccall and Stewart were the oppos-
ing pitchers.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
BASEBALL ATA GLANCE
GAMES FOR TO-DAY.

GAMES FOR TO-DAY.
American League
Athletics at Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at St. Louis.
National League.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Brooklyn G. games).
Tri- State.
Williamsport at Lancaster.
Johnstown at Reading.
Harrisburg at York.
Trenton at Altoona
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY.
American League.
Detroit, 8; Washington. I.
Boston. Q; st. Louis, 3.
New York, 6; Chicago, 8.
National League.
No games scheduled.
Tri- State.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
Ranao pefeated Arden.

The Bango baseball team on Satur-
day defeated the Arden team by the
scoer Of to 3. The feature of the
game was the batting of Bango
against Arden's star pitcher, c. Heath.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
CHURCH LEAGUE

Y. NJ c. A.. Trinity and Edgemoor won
the Church League games ON Saturday,
over Elsmere. Grace and Delaware Aven-
ue, respectively. The scores:
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
PEERLESS HIGHLAND.
FIRST GAME.

FIRST GAME.
Score by innings:
Peerless -. .......004 10000 x--7
Highland o.. .........1 0 4 90 0 0 / 0-6
Summary: Double plays, Mullin to
Stillwell. Struck out by Croney. .; by
Moore. S. Bases on balls, by Croney.
4; by Moore, s. Umpires, Finger and
Neatly.
SECOND GAME.
Score by innings:
Peerless .... ........O 0 z % 3 Ais
Highland ............O . . o. 3
Summary: Struck out by Luff, 6; by
Waters. 3. Bases on balls, by Luff,
8: by Walters, ?. Umpire, Beatty.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23

Elsmero ..............OOtOOtoOl-a5 10
Y. NJ. c. a. ...........ooi21oeOO-64 G
TRINITY-GRACE
Score by innings
Evening journal., 1909-08-23

Summary: Stolen bases, Benson,
Henderson, Ruth. Two-base hits,
Robinson. Benson. Three-bas hit.
Day. Struck out, by Mccall, 4; by
Stewart, 3. Bases on balls, by Nc
Call, 2; by Stewart, ?.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23

WHAT SEMI-PROFESsIONALs SAY
Some great changes in the Semfs
standing The race gets more inter-
esting every Saturday
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
MADISON-LANDLITH.
FIRST GAME.

Score by innings:
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

ASnNt f.
City Engineers Office, Me,is
NO., June 70. isO9.-seaIed uroD0,
ais will be received by the n,
Clerk Of Mexico. Mo, until 7:sO /
m. Monday. July u. 1893, for n.
nishiag the material and coastns
Ing approximately 5e4 lineal feet 4
sanitary sewer. together with On
flushtank. two lampholes aud ois
appurtenances as shown by the plu
and profile for the same.
Said sewer to begin at the mai
sewer on Jeffries street asOs
ten feet south of the north line /
Monroe street and run thnee II
on said street ga feet, as SHOW
by the plans and profile for d
same.
Each bid shall be accompanied
a certified check on a Mexico, N
bank, payable to the City TIA
urer Of said city in the sum Of
per cent of the amount bid.
Bond or the successful bidder,
double the amount Of the contra
price OF the work to be filed with
ten days from the date Of letting.
Payment for the work and mat
rails viii be made in special i
bills issued against the prOpsrt
in the district.
Work to be completed within /
days after the contract is let.
Diagram. plans, profile and spei
cations may be seen at the Office :
the City Clerk in the City Hail
Mexico, Mo.
Council reserves the right TO II
iect any or all bids.
17-2t e. F. Ketter, ity Engineer
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08

REFERRING - fhe best way fol
business men to make a city cut Of
: town the CeHtraIla Courier editorial
~ sags. a newspaper tan never
sery ereditably represent a town
whose business men do not advertise
He may howl himself hoarge Brag
ging abort vim. energy and enter.
prise Of his town, but If his decla.
Eations are not backed up bg q itb-
eral mount Of advertising by the be-
siness mel Of the town. the world
sfil be zi0w u take hts statement
~ true. 1t takes more than the .Bn-
supported testimony Of The loeal news
paper man 10 prove to the world that
BIS toEa is the financial center. the
business center, and best trade mart
sBd the beat place on earth to buy
gods ais evidence needs corro5-
alton"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08

ONCE IN = whiIe Es ngtiee a
zui01osiie d0dsizg zr0und Nexn,
Etthezt EEhtz tbs practice ssoal
Be stopped Immediately. Ettsad zn
ssr0zs habit and vi szrsly res1l
n one terrible accident Aloag tai
Iize the Moberly Democrat edita<sanl
SAYS We Do n0 knoE whether Ii.
e.y kzz an erdlzaace requirins Al
seEoblAs 70 display headlights zftsi
DARK or not Il there izur Ia
eounet ezzaos pass une too ss0a
Night before Hx re notieed tom
Different ears r1aAizg srozn6 ihs
t0wh witheus lights. phen Il ras -
azrk that . car eo1h not BE- sesz
. block zEzx. Some Of these nixh1s
ge are going 70 have an zcesdeni
and some person o. pspsons are 90
lag to be badly IHsaFed Il aok killed
Aside from the Individual responsible
ity q the oEner q the car m TIE
SAP Of hezEy damages, Il is pro5.
able that the city cla BE- compelled
70 pay heavy dazaAses for any In.
fzrses that nay ensss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08

THE ST. LOUIS Republic has just
son a victory in the famous libel
suit. The Ledger doesn't believe
that the newspaper should be permit
led to libel anyone, but we do believe
ia the freedom Of the press and that
me press should be permitted in q
AIR, unprejudice way to discuss and
%ef,tioe public servants. Lately it has
b.en very popular to bring libel suits
and IL began to look as though 1t was
a crime TO cali attention In any way
10 transactions in public places no
matter how shadey they might look.
The constitution of Missouri proclaim I
The distinction in a few words in Art
ticle 2 Section ID Of that article or.
dains:"That no law shall be passed
inparing the freedom of speech; that
every person shall be free to say
write or publish whatever he will on
any subject, being responsible for ali
abusee OF that liberty. Justice Gan. d
emphazes this important public right
when he says: 1T Is not libelousI
merely to point out a seeming in.l
consistency In a public officer, andl
while our laws rigidly protect the pri-I
character Of the citizen, the acts
a public officer are afirly open
0 criticism and comment. No hon.
~ officer has any right to to COM.
Of Just and fair criticism.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08

set forth in a strong and emphatic
way the reasons why the American
nation holds this event In the history
OF our country so dear to their hearts
The Rev. White is a most excellent
speaker and held the attention of his
hearers to the last.
Throughout the afternoon a well
arranged program was carried out
Many were the attractions. Pie eat
ing contests, a strong man, athletic
performances for the smaller BOYS
and a horse show for the older people
followed in the evening by fire works
which closed the days attractions,
in the afternoon at the southeast
corner Of the square, a Kangaroo
Court was kept busy attending to the
violations of the law. Fines we're i'm
posed upon the bachelors and widow
ers because of their lack of gallantry,
coming out on this day to celebrate
without bringing with them a lady
Several were unable to pay their fines
and had to be placed in Jail.
The Fourth at the Poor Farm.
On the Fourth, Sunday, SuDerin-
tendent w. A. WilliBgham, of the
County infirmary, gave all of his
boarders ice cream, fried chicken and
watermelon.
Results Of the Contests.
The following were the prizes and
the winners:
Best mare or gelding any age shown
to halter: LIST prize s5.os, Lee Bros.
End, $3.50, Luther Barnett.
Best saddle mare or gelding any
age: LIST. $500, Lee Bros; End, $3.50.
Tom Bass.
Best harness mare or gelding: lst.
s5'UO, Mrs. T. j. Hoxsey; 2nd, $3.50,
Lee Bros.
finest turn out driven by owner
Ist' $500, Lee Bros; End, $3.50. Mrs
T. j. Hoxsey.
Best boy rider under is years of
age; LIST, $500, j. B. Andrews son
End $3.50, Geo. Browns son.
Best shetland pony shown to bar-
ness; $2.59; Tom Bass son.
Best running walk mare or eeld-
lng: LIST, $500, Alex. Kemp: End So
30, E. Cunningham.
Best pair of mules shown tn farm
wagon, contestants must be IN mar
ade, two or mor teams to enter. sE "a
Sanford.
Best decorated store front: $500,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08
sTUiiPf DIES
SUNDAY MORNING At HOME

Jacob StHmpt. residing Bear Benton
City. died i ais home Sunday morn
deceased was 81 years old. The
fHnFTal was held from the home Mon
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock, the ser
vices conducted By the Rev. Duff, Of
Montgomery City. Burial was made
in tue Benton City e~eH1etery.
He ii survived hy a wife and -four
children They are Mrs. Ella shoul
and John, Elmer. aud Earl Stunpf
The Ledger extends 81 mpathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08

ARTICLES Of Incorporation for fhs
Mexico, Santa Ne and Perry Traction
Co. win be filed ia jefferson City thli
week The company viii BE- know
Ia lhe future az the Hannibal & Jeff
Fao CRY IH1srurban Traction Co.
which has acquired the Interest d
the former company. Contracts fol
the construction Of the road have
been awarded to the Missouri Engin-
eerng Co Of St. Louis. The build.
iag 81 this road viii be Of great ben
ent 70 Mexico and Audrzin county.
Among the members Of the board Of
directors are some Of Aexieo's most
prominent and active business mel
Who feel confident the waY is nov
ele2 for the completion Of this en-.
terpFise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08

DEAN H. J. Waters, Of The Mo.
Agricultural college has accepted
tha p0aifibH Of president at the Kan
rss Agricultural college at q much
larger salary. Dean Waters Was one
Of our best men aad should have
been retained. QUE a number OF
people continue to knock the state
University and complain about pay
Ing salaries. This viii result finally
IT continued. In the loss Of all OF
our best instructors. II the use
fuhness Of the University rs TO be
maintained good salaries must be
paid.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08
MOTOR CYCLE RIDERS
60 HOME By RAIL MON
DAY--ROADST TOO MUDDY

A party Of twelve motar cyclists
from St Louis we're marrooned here
Sunday and Monday because Of tine
mud incident to the rain Of Sunday
night
There we're Is men and one lady Ia
the party. They started TO return
Monday morning but went no further
tran East Lake ghen they had TO
aba Id0H TIE trip and return To this
city in a drag wagon Monday after
noon they took the train 10 st. Louis
Those In the party were. Holman
Johnson Richard H0wiek, H.BartoscA
T. Baha1en, Ed Shaw, Harry LASER.
C. T. CoEnwell, VIM. 7. HeIlman. VIM
Jno. Kajhoyn. and VIM II. TRAIT and
wife.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08

QUITE 4 number Of children who
are In the habit Of playing on the
public highway will be run over by
bngies or autos unless they are
kept or the streets. The public thor
onghfaFes are not supposed to be
Fairgrounds for children. and there
win be q terrible accident, unless
some care IN exercised by the parents
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08

A. LARSEN. n Of the finest pho
t~ographers and artists of the west ha.
Just completed a handsome hand-pain
I'd picture of the Hon. A. s. Houston
Past Grand Master of the Masonic
Lodge Of the state. Mr.. Larsen win
also paint a portrait Of the Hon John
r. Parsons, secretary of the Shriner
Aiasons OF Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08
INDEPENDENCE DAY N
MEXICO WAS MARRIED
BY FEW ACCIDENTS
ENTERTAINMENT UNDER THE
AUSPICES OF THE EAGLES-UN.
DER THE DIRECTION OF WHOM
A WELL PREPARED PROGRAM
WAS CARRIED OUT
Parade. speaking. contest Of all
sorts. horse show and fireworks the
order Of the day "A large crowd
present.
The Injured
Roy Barelay-right eye poNdere

Roy B~arclay-right y poSdere
burned with cannon cracker.
c. l.. Philips face orr and thu
right hand burned by cannon cracker
independence Day is gone. and In
Mexico no injuries Of ony consequence
occurred to mar the day. Early in the
morning crowds began to our into
the city from the SURROUNDING
country, and every incoming train
brought hundreds. The estimated
attendance reaches up Into the thous-
ands.
The entertainment was held under
the auspices of the Eagles.
Vim Lee was Grand Marshall of the
day. The Sturgeon band furnished
the music, and many business houses
decorated for the occasion.
At ii O'Clock the parade assembled
on East Liberty street and marched to
Hardin Park, then at 1870 o'clock IN
the afternoon the Rev. Walter NJ
White, pastor of the First Christian
church, delivered the address of the
day. In a stirring speech he told the
meaning OF Independence Day and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08

spFinss a few evening.
oanco Of merry-nake,s 20
srcned b. that prince q, N
CT ElOn DsAripg. Tb .'a
aiiss assistants were-PTg
uA%u crns and their b,,,l 10
aa"gh'sr, Mary Louise ~
" ( lohnsOn, Mrx ]. . a. al
Cot AID hrA Zion Dearlpo M
Mrs Brett Mr.. and Mn w.
and ms. & 4 White. Gsu
lnneh was spread By The
9 Iis1 On the campus .aala
"ab and touching speech
De4rn g ana Prof. Haw,as W
notea games as "Drop tbs y
|clliss." Run, Sheep, RHn 4, alaa
Ing Trees and wAding ia n,
Ssfe INDUCED 10. The M. s's
eEeht Of the festivities ~ sic
AoOn cane o . beautiful el,.
hrs. White attempted 70
land IN The tracks Of Prof. H,~.Is
Ana lost cut. All goa pe1a''
job time shen they visit 4. y ~
and dip their precious Inn.
fountain Of youth and 49,.
low illness. Thanks for cs siSa
Two handsome young ,,.,.
this and another state, now -.
gusts Of friends on West rn
street, very much desire and !. ~
Aoger Owl 70 assist them in ~
~sOulmatss before they return =
q mes. Both are lovely pi,,'
little fluffy brunette, VIM
syes-the other a rather ,sn,
golden hair and dreamy A..
Of ideal form. They are -
they are yivacious aud Iov.i'
are superb musicians and on,.,sA
cooks; never iirt or cast goO.poo Y
Dear boys, spruce up a little \,
you may secure = beautiful sopI.n'a
For further particulars, addrss. \
Hotel WayerlF, Cottonwood S.a.'
Mo. Come early to avoid tbs 1 ~
Ed RodnOuse has had the l,,,
OF bis residence beautifully 'D,'.'
up preparatory to the mai ~
annual eake-walk, to be reelsa =
July 5th. Sam Malone an1 !.
Treloar win lead in the wall, tsIs
up BY Ed Keath and Ed KuptI. y
MCGEE and Ed Rodhouse, ~.
Clark and Jesse Griffin. By r.,s
Of the ladies, Major Reuben NJ
OF Youngis Creek, and Man o..
Col. Geo. Clark will be asked h n.
walk against Squire Bass and p.'s.'
Dill. O, iUy Major A. v. ANN.
Major Tsndy Hill and Man IT,
Wilson have kindly c~onsensd i !,
as judges Of the various vain M
appearing jolly time had. BsIrga
ments will be served in the blue nom
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08

THE Hon. J.H Halliburton. Of Car
thage Mo. Grand Commander Of the
ronfeieratez In this STATE has written
the Hon Henry Edmonds. Of this city
that the next reunion Of The Unitea
Confederate Veterans viii he In Mex.
this fsjk This will bring 4 AeKlao a
large gathering Every citizen u Mex
leo SHOULD canslder himself on the r.
ceptIon committee 10 do everything
possible 70 make our guests feel Al
home while hers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08

as was to have been expected. the
beginning Of the debate on Presi-
dent Taft's corporation tax PROPOSE
ton is marked by the discovery Of
snynumber Of Ethiopians in the
wood pile, although il is somewhat re.
maFkable that their discoveries are
invariably corporation magnates or
their attorneys. Only a short time
were a short time ago the corpora
tons Of the country were being gen
orally held up to obiiquy by a very
large proportion Of the metropolitan
dailies, which by the way are gener-
ally owned by corporations as the
oppressors Of the poor and the needy.
the widow and the orphan. Now
thatMr. Taft proposes, and Con
gress Is prepared TO enact, a law
which imposes a very small tar on
the net earnings Of all corporations
and affords the President an OPP
portunity to have their affairs in
vestigated. these SAINT metropolitan
dailies have suddenly discovered that
the corporations Of the country are
the trustees Of the widows and the
orphans. and that the poorest and
the neediest all have a few shares
OF corporation stock on which even
a two per cent tag will prove a hard
ship. To read the editorials APP
pearing in some of these publications
one would imagine that a properly
careful search of every vagrant sent
to the workhouse, of every widow ap
plying for a pension, and of every
orphan seeking nourishment in an
asylum, would reveal a few shares Of
Standard Oil or Sugar stock CON
ceaied in his, her, orits sock or
stocking, as the cast may be.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08

TARIFF discussion al Washing1o
City is keeping the Hon. Champ
Clark away from his chaatauqaa
dates and he IL losing from one
hupdred 10 five hundred dollars a
day. Nit. Clark says be is going 10
stand by the guns untll Congress is
closed and after this be siEl not de-
liver any more lectures.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08

TIE pTemium hst Of the Mexico
Fair Aszs'a. viii appear IL fun this
seek IN the Weekly Ledger and the
czsalogs Sn b. Published aeT1 week
There Is already demand for premium.
lists and unusual interest Is belEg
taken In the fair which promises %
BE- the bea q it's kind In The state
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08

THE Montgomery City Standard
says. Geo. Roberts. Of Chicago.
who has been here the last week sold
his property, located across from c.
E. JOhnson's residence, Monday Is
the Rev. ". II. Hanna, Of sieI-
leo, 10. presiding elder Of the Mex
ico Methodist district for slsz5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08

Some INSCRIPTIONS person poisoned
Dr. J. X. Frltts fine eagle Monday
nlght. The bird was a fine one and
greatly valued BY It's owner.
r. NJ. Ragsdale, wife and children
departed Tuesday for California, Sc
attic, Canada and the Lakes for an ey
tended summer outing.
Gen. d. Il. Mcintyre Is home from
the hospital in Fulton much Improved
in health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08
SALE Or TRADE.

For sale or will trade for muki
some choice Imported ClydeSdaR
Stations, splendid flat boned growth
fellows, just the kind for raising
mule dams. Apply to Alex Sloal.
dl-l7-2t Unadella, Neb.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08

THE ministers, Of Fulton, except
The pastor Of the Baptist church, are
following the example set by Mexico
aud are holding union meetings dur
ing the summer on Sunday evenings
out Of DOOR.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that final
settlement OF the estate Of May l.
Worrell. deceased. will be made ai
the August term of the Probate
Court of Audrain county, Missouri .
be held at Mexico, Missouri, on ls
second Monday In August, 1903
wtd r. D. Worrell, AdmInlstraid'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08

MEXICO should have a big 50 OF
100 mile automobile race this fall. A
course could be arranged in any Of
two or three directions from this city
and would bring thousands Of people
here 20 witness the contest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08
USE ALIENS EnnT-EaSE.

a powder 70 be shaken into the shoes. II you
rests the feet and makes new or tight shoes easy,
Cures aching, swollen, hps, sweating feet Relieves
eorns and banions Of AL pain and gives rest and
comfort Try IL today. Sold by all Drnggists spd
snoe stores, zSc. Doa't Geeeyt any sabsthab. For
IKE trial psckage, ALEC Free Eegnple Of the
FOOT-EAsE Sanitary C0RE-PAD, a new iuyeu-
tea address Allen s. oinssted, lie Roy, X. Y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08
Notice Of final settlement.

Notice is hereby given that ianl
settlement of the estate Of Joseph
Brown. deceased, will be made a.
the August term of the Probate
Court Of Audraln county. Missouri
to be held at Mexico, Missouri, 90
the second Monday IN August, lsV''
wtd zereida Il. Brown. ExeculFlx'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-08

MERCHANTS who want 10 enjoy
the big trade that viii come 10 Mex.
leo during the ehaataHqua win avail
themselves mt once, Of the columns
81 the Mexico Weekly Ledger.