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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-18
ENGLISH GIRL WINS
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

Miss Dorothy campbeIrs Victory In
America Commented on by
Scottish Critic.
Writing Of Miss Dorothy Campbell's
victory IN the American ladies' golf
championship contests a Scottish golf
authority says:
Miss Dorothy Campbell has consid-
erably enhanced her reputation by her
Victory in the ladies' championship OF
the United States. II is singularly
gratifying that this should have hap
pened in the year of Miss Campbell's
first triumph In the British champion
ship.
Few lady golfers have had better
record. and none has equalled her per.
formance in winning both events. IL
Is true that the excursions of our lady
golfers to the States have not been
nearly so frequent as those of their
cousins across the Atlantic to this
country. Miss Rhona Adair In the
zenith of her golfing powers had a
successful tour over the most notable
American courses, but she did not
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-18
DEATH FOLLOWS DREAM.

'T had troubled dreams lgSt night,
and thought | was struck deai," said
Russell O'Neil, Of Pottsdam, Pa. to
his mother one morning recently.
The dream worried the boy so much
that he would not eat, and he tried 10
forget It by playing baseball with some
companions. Then he sat down along
the edge Of the reservoir with his feet
dangling in over the water, and as q
big fish swan beneath them he leaned
forward to get better look at 1t, but
lost his balance and soon sank in nine
feet of water.
Other boys dived after him, but
when they brought the body to the
surface life had fed.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-18
Sheep Need Good Care In Fail.

If the sheep are left out in the
chilly fall rains, coughs and colds may
result
Many an otherwise good shepherd
forgets that his sheep relish salt in
winter the same as in any other sea-
son
Market some of the older sheep, and
retain part of the choice lambs for
the improvement of your own flock.
The best in your flock will be none
too good. A poor sheep is as difficult
to shape up and fatten as any
other poor farm animal. Furnish
plenty Of proper rations and start the
sheep through the winter in good
shape 1t will pay.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-18

sheet iron may DE made to ft the
mower. Bolt the platform to the cut.
ter bar, letting the rear end drag on
the ground. A man should walk be.
hind the mower with rake to draw
the clover on the platform and when
full 1t is pulled off into windrows.
If there is a large growth of clover
and little seed, cut when seed is hard
and cure as for hay.
The illustration shows a finger.like
attachment for punching and laying
the clover out of the way OF the
horses.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-18

come back with a championship. Miss
Campbell, however, literally conquered
all along the line. Her success is no
matter for wonder. Trained in one
of the finest Scottish schools of golf,
she has steadily forged her way to
the front rank. For four or FIVE years
Miss Campbell has been the best
golfer OF her sex on this side of the
Tweed. and she came within an ace of
winning the ladies' open champion
ship several times before that honor
ultimately fell to her at Birkdale in
May last. Considering that the
courses in America present many DIFF
ficulties to the visitor from this coun-
try, 1t is no easy matter for British
golfers to do themselves justice there,
but Miss Campbell has evidently be-
come familiar with them very speed
lily, and playing at the top of her game
won all her matches with something
to spare.
Miss Teacher, one OF the other
British golfers who took part In the
championship, acquitted herself we'll.
These interchanges of golting courte-
sizes tend to strengthen the bonds be-
tween devotees of the royal and an
cient game all the world over, besides
greatly enhancing the interest in open
tournaments. 1t is to be hoped that
Miss Campbell's victory in the States
will have the effect Of sending more
American ladies to this country next
year. The ladies' open championship
has yet to be won by player outside
the United Kingdom"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-18
CHRUCHYARD A ROSE GARDEN.

Rev. j, p. Simeon. vicar of Patch
am, England, has announced his in
tention of converting the churchyard
into rose garden by replacing the
hedge with rose trees, covering rallied
In graves with crimson ramblers. and
entwining the chains leading from the
the entrance to the church door with
the same flowers.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-18

Glover seed will be a high. light
crop this year owing to the dry
weather. Good heavy seed will be
scarce and high in price next year.
Those having good stand of clover
that will yield one bushel of seed to
the acre would do well to save 1t.
One hundred pounds of plaster spread
to the acre will be a help in increas-
ing the growth of the clover. Those
having a moving machine and reap
er platform can easily and cheaply
save the seed. A light platform OF
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-18

The hardy people of Norway keep
themselves in fine physical condition
by what would seem rather rigorous
treatment to the inhabitants of softer
climes. After long trip on skis the
Norseman strips to the skin in the
open and. whit still perspiring from
the exercise. plunges into the snow
and rubs II all over his body, Then
he dresses quickly before the glow
leaves his skin and feels much better
for having experienced the rapid
changes from the extremes of heat
and cold.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-18

OF the rope round the muzzle may be
omitted and the last lap of the rope
carried around the stanchion rail to
the front and to the hands of the as
sistant. Care should be taken that
the rope pass each time over the neck
of the animal between the horns in
such a way as not to interfere with
the work of the saw. The rope must be
held by an assistant instead of being
tied, so that should the animal throw
itself OFF It's feet during the operation
1t can be promptly slackened This.
however, is rarely necessary. for as
soon as the head is secured the opera
tor should be ready, standing at the
right shoulder of the animal, to saw
off first the right and then the left
horn.
The horn should be severed from
quarter to half an inch below where
the skin Joins the base of the horn,
cutting from the back toward the
front. If the cut is made too high, an
irregular. gnarly growth of horn is
very apt to follow.
The worry, pain and cruelty often
inflicted by cattle upon their mates
before being deprived Of their horns
is much more to be considered than
the pain of the dehorning operation.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-18
Sheep on Farm,

Farming conditions would be i'm
proved If more sheep were kept, as
they help to exterminate weeds. But
dogs and other Objectionable features
appear to have driven sheep from
most of our farms.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-18
MarvelS of the Earth
Curious, Odd and Interesting Objects
and Places
MARRIED IN THE LURAY CAVE.

Angelo Schneider and Miss Myrtle
Allen of Washington we're married in
the ballroom of the Luray cave, Luz
ray, Va.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-18

tion of weeds is a heavier draft upon
the land than the production of heavy
grain crops. A weedy farm will get
out of condition and run down in fer
tility faster than farm that is thor
oughly cultivated and upon which
large crops are produced
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-18

o S al (IIsen
the before Christ
with hundreds his DEATH
garded other ancient worthless and only after II
his this
learning
a
Incompatible height making him the equal heaven and
which
a him
A o.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-18

of the old community operating ranches still
localities of the lower Rio Grande border region In Texas
established
still
when Mexico located the
Religious
edhs by the padres priests Upon of the ranches
miles
bIe the employed the ranch
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
STOMACH TROUBLE
Had II For Years Until He Heard
Of Mi-o-ns-otis Purify Sells IL

II you suffer from Indigestion
behhiug Of gas. lump Of lead on stou
ach, billiousnesz. dizziness, fou
breath, nervousness, constipation, Of
headache, give Otis Purdy 50 cents
to-day for a box Of MLo-no, the eel.
ebrated stomach prescription, and Il
it doesn't cure you Otis Purdy VIII
give your money back. 1t relieves
painful stomach distress in five min.
utes. Read the following;
Il had stomach trouble for years.
After eating I would be troubled foi
an hour or so with indigestion.
bought one box of Mona tablets
from Gaffney Drug Co, which com.
pletely cured me. That was ~ mo.
ago and TO this day 1 have not been
troubled again" ]. B. Haskey, Gait
ney, S. c.. April 20, 1909.
Mona Is the best prescription
for stomach trouble ever written; not
only does it give quick relief, but 1t
cures permanently because it thor.
oughly cleanses. renevates, builds
up and puts elasticity into the stom-
ach and bowels. Mi-o1na IS put up
in tablet form and is small and easy
to swallow. Sold by leading drug.
gists everywhere and in Mexico BY
Otis Purdy who rightly guarantees
them. Test sample free. Address
Booths Mona, Buffalo, n, Y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
10, 20 and 80 Years
AGO This Week

~ 1Sdfo NHO
A frame building at the rear of
Gin & CARROTS store burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Graham cele.
brated their 5th wedding anniversary
at the Ringo House,
Gabriel woodward, father of w.
II. and Dan Woodward, Of Audrain
county, died in Paris, Mo.
T. B. Buckner and Rev. Mr.. Car,
son were both very i'll at the Mar
tin House,
Billie Danley. formerly of Mexico,
was station agent and telegraph OPP
orator at Jonesburg.
r. Harrison, Temple Wayne. John
Harrison and D. X. Crockett, were
building new barns on their farms,
southwest OF Mexico.
Mr.. Moran, a section boss for the
c. & A. r. r., was killed while he
was clearing a wreck on the road
near Thompson. Billie Hill. wreck
ing boss, was severely crushed.
20 Years Ago
John Conklin and Miss Mary P.
Triplett we're married.
Ben Grafford, aged 20 years, liv-
ing west of Thompson, died of lok-
ed bowels,
s. S. Northern fell from a window
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

es were granted to conform to the
ordinances and statutes pertaining to
dramshops.
The communication from the Wa
ter Works Company with regard to
the completion of the water main and
installation of another hydrant on
Pleasant street, was received and fl!
ed. They reported the work com
pleted.
The committee appointed to inves-
tigate the a~dvisability of putting an
arc light at the corner of Grand
avenue and E. Promenade street. re-
ported unfavorable.
The report on the extension of
the water main on Whitley street
J was favorable. The committee ap-
pointed to investigate the necessity
of a on N. Washington street,
reported favorable, and an ordinance
providing for it was introduced and
given two readings.
Resolutions were adopted In refer
ence to constructing a walk along
the property of w. H. White and
Mrs. Myrtle Chandler.
An ordinance giving authority to
let a contract for constructing walk
along the property Of Robert
Smith.
A~committee composed of DR.. Tat.
lor, Robt. Allison and T. T.. Hook,
was appointed to have railing placed
along the walk over the branch on
N. Jefferson street.
LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS Paw.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
MAYOR GRAHAM SELECTED
TO REPRESENT MEXICO At
ST. LOUIS CENTENNIAL

Mayor e. D. Graham was selected
by the council Monday evening as
Mexico's representative at the st.
Louis Centennial October Ord to
9Th. The selection will meet the ap.
prevail of the citizens Of this city
and is a Justly honor bestowed up.
on Mr.. Graham.
The proceedings Of the council
we're as follows:
The petition Of Mrs. Sears was
presented by Attorney S. d. Stocks &
the council Monday night. 1t was In
regard to the moving of the tee
graph pole that stands In front
Of her property on Jefferson st.
She alleges that the pole, which Is
in the middle of the block instead OF
the corner, is there contrary to law
and asks its removal. The mat
ter was turned over 10 the street
and alley committee and city at
torney to investigate and report at
the next meeting.
j.. w. Gregg and Chas. T. John
son asked for a renewal of their
dramshop hcenses, the former for
six months for Oct. IA and the latter
six months from Oct. 8. The licens
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

Edward +. Hildebrand TO Reinhard
Hildebrand the undivided 1-2 interest
In and 10 lot Z of block / Of the
original town of Benton City. 500.
Mary A. GIandon to L. P. Crigler,
the north 30 feet in width Of lot 5 Of
block 2 of WoodIawn Place. $3.50.
Paul E. Hudson to t. ]. Rowe.
lots / and 2 in block 8 Of Wood
lawn Place. $4,000.
l.. j. Farrah to R. A. Maxwell
lot 2 of Snyder Place. $4,000.
Nettie Stout to s. ]. Duncan lot
/ Of Quisenberry's Park addition,
$1,000.
Thos. E. Bradley to Harry G
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

Wabash railroad yards here last
night nbout 1I:os. When he at
tlnpted u slsht from & Wabash
freight. first IS. and feu beneath the
cars. He was accompanied By C. B.
Ectoa. Of this city. who was more
fortunate and escaped without hurt
Coroner Col held no inquest having
the statement OF Eoton.
Hoack and Ectoa were riding the
freight from Ferguson to this city.
The train was a through one and
did not stop here. When they start
ed TO alight IT was moving rapidly
and through what the unfortunate
boy under the cars went viii never
be known He Is the o q a wild
owed mother.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

in his room in the third stor of the
Ringo House and was instantly killed.
A small quantity of goods was
stolen from J.. N. Rosser's store al
Rush Hill.
The six years old daughter of
John Sanford, of e. Mexico, severely
cut her lip on a barbed wire fence.
John Cave had a position as travel,
ing salesman for a boot and shoe
firm of st. Louis.
10 Years Ago
Ray Landrum, of Cripple Creek.
Colo, visited in AudTain.
Amos jenkins, OF Rush Hill, and
Miss Nettie Rutter were married.
F. NJ. Ragsdale, of Mexico, and
Miss Mary Armstrong,of Fayette,
were married.
Fred Qnisenberry and Miss Lutte
Chapel, of Santa Fe. we're mar.
ried at the Tucker House in Mexico.
John Sims, of Hazen, Ark, and
Miss sallie Dudley, OF Mexico, we're
married.
Miss Maggie Abel, of near Laddo.
mia, was attending school in Oma-
ha, Neb.
Miss Belle Wilkins, of Laddonia,
had a clerkship in a general store
at Richmond, Mo.
James Callahan, aged about Is
years, of Benton City, fell from a
freight train at Martinsburg, and
was killed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTOR


City Engineers Office, MeiNs
Mo-, Sept. 2S, 19O9.-sealed pr
posals will be received by the w
Clerk of Mexico. Mo-, unta W.
p. m. Monday, October II, 1883 10
furnishing the material and ~
structing approximately 1850 illpa
feet Of sanitary sewer, together WV
one flushtank, three manholesi "
lamphoie and other apurtenaNa
as shown by the plans and pl"A
for the same.
Said sewer to begin at the me-
sewer on Anderson street WV
seventy feet west of the west Ia'
Clark Ave. and run thence Wv
on Anderson, street to Western y
thence north on Western ave
Whitley street, thence west Oh W..
ley to within about 12S #, o. e'.
street; in all a length of l09O y. n.
as shown by the plans ana p'"-
for the same. Ia
Each bid shall be aecompailea =
a certified check on a Mexico r
bank, payable to the City lfe''@
Of said city in the sum of b per
Of the amount bid. !.
Bond Of the successful blaos' !
double the amount Of the eOnua y,
price of the work to be flled W"s
ten days from the date OF te
ting.
Payment for the work and mo-,
rails will be made in special tax ~ I
issued against the properties III :
district. j.
Work to be completed within
days after the contract is Aet'
Diagram, plans, profile and sp'
fications may be seen at the ollh n
the City Clerk I'M the City h""
Mexico, Mo,
Council reserves the right y"
iect any or all bids.
e. F. KETTER'
IN u.o4 cit,. Engineer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
W. W. JoHNsoN's BIG SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY

w. w. Johnson, on Wednesday, Dc
tober 10, will hold his big sale at his
farm, ten miles north OF Mexico.
Mr.. Johnson has leased his farm
and will sell absolutely all Of his
live stock and other personal Of.
fects. He will sell some Of the
best bred stock in this part Of Mis-
souri, and etockmen should AVIAN
themselves Of bargains offered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
land Transfers

Armstrong block IL In Hill and
Reuch's second addition to the vii.
lage of Rush Hill. 5000.
Geo. A. Mccall to Edmond H,
Koch lot 3 block G in Rush Hill.
$500.
Matilda o. Meeks to j. D. Reeds.
tots 4 and 5 block 5 Of Benton
City. $500.
L. P. Crigler to Francis Joseph
wilkins the north 10 feet in width
of lot 6 and the south IL of lot Z,
all in block 2 of woodawn Place.
$3.50.
Eta R. Tucker to Annlee Hoxsey
lot / Of tblock 1 OF Jeffries addition
to the city of Mexico. $1,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

The four sororities at the UniTer-
sity have pledged" new members
after q Of the swiftest rushing
seasons on record.
From Mexico Misses 21sy GssSss
and Yelma and Lena johnson are
pledged Kappa Alpha Thetais.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
ELECTRIC ROAD

There was an electric road MAD
meeting Tuesday afternoon at FtEl
school house south OF this city. nj
new proposition of the local co..
pany was placed before the faFnsn
in that section who have prOnss
their unqualified support to The The
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
GENERAL NEWS NOTES

Just q yesrs sgO. 10 be more e1-
act the week Of Sept II, 1857, the
Missouri Division Of the Z. c. V,
held their fifth annual encampnsni
in this city. There were 1e.0e0 old
soldiers here and the occasion was
one Of the greatest In the history
Of Mexico.
Judge S. N. Edwards delivered the
address Of welcome There was a
monster barbecue. 1900 people be
tag fed AZ = tine. The cky was dec.
Grated lavishly, every residence and
business house being q bower 0.
myriad cokred bunting
Tents we're pitched IN the cour;
house Square for the homes ard no.
tek inadequate to accom-
modate the host Of visitors.
Gen. D. II. Frost responded to the
address Of welcome. The parade
was over two miles In length. Mai.
H. A.. Ricketts,, Of this city, headed
the parade with several other exec
fedsrates.
ExGov. ChAs. Hardin, OF this city.
was prominent in attendance q Ell
sessions and contributed s25 to the
Price monument fund.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

for IS cents a bu. n. sN
bu. 'eSt netts
~, ms. crop IN Kansas, alta Ita's1a
acres this year, an iuCrs s,.a |.
acres over that of last ysss q
wheat and oornareas va, Oh
the alfalfa area now /. sea tN !
that of timothy, Glove, s', at
richard grass and ali o, Sa'
erassss combined, though Y ,.sa
ago the timothy area sIans ss'sa
er than the alfalfa area VS. a
Geo. Brown, a p~rosp.ron
residing 10 miles southwest :, = w
DAY, He threshed 30 acres ,s ' "
aged 40 ou. Corn In bIs ~. 'aa' "
oeen very poor this year 1 o'Ss''
having no ears upon them n''' "
Geo. Brown sold chas. D,..
mules last week for 400 Qua
Oscar Settles, living ~,
Brown place southwest NJ Y, St
ego. last wet
Powell & .Mundy bad Co...
on the 81. Louis market ,' 'Ons :. Y
day. @'' WI
A Louisiana woman b,,
colt raised BY a COW. Y
@. N. Harrison and D.,
near Hatton, are the oulv ~. usA
that section who ha re not ,s.'a
Mr.. Harrison had 40 sc,.' ~ !,
stacked that promises abOpt ! q
the acre and Mr.. Bates o.
ises a similar output.
|. T.1'lho"e, a prominent farm, !.
has just moved to Mexico, harIs
some fine Ben Davis ANNA a's, "
from bis farm 20 miles parts. s
here. His apple crop this Vs..
aggregate 400 bu. s
R.'N. Gray, of Farber. bas NINA.
60 the B. W. Pearson farm sDpia.'
OF vandalia at s45 per ss,s NV I
farm contains 257 acre. :
Il. I. Painter, Of near S,,,, ,
sold 3 mule colts to B. F. v,n,s.
SIS around. He has 40 bead d nm
on 7 acres Of corn that are dOIp, i.
Perry Ente rprise,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

The Friedman-Shelby shoe fac
tory, Of this city, has held the Tepu,
tation for some months of being the
only plant of its character In Mis-
souri, running on full time. satur'
day the plant closed down for the
day and in the future will run only
8 days a week.
Superintendent w. j. Morris stated
this rule would continue In effect
until condition bettered. He stated
the reason for THE present ruling wa
the shortage Of the, Texas cotton Gro
and the 81 hour law. He added the
conflict caused by having to work
the women In the plant 81 hours and
the men 60 was a hard one to meet.
As the shoes manufactured here
go TO st. Louis TO be placed on the
market, and, as Texas Is one Of the
fields they are sold in, the short
age of the cotton crop there natur-
ally affects the trade.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

Ladies, Ferris G Cauthorn win
demonstrate their "Wear-Ever' Al
minimum ware, and show you why
they are superior to al other cook
ing utensils. Don't miss this: the
Tth, sth and 9th of October.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

Notice is hereby given to the n
holders OF the Mexico Santa \
& Perry Traction Company, d n,
souri,, that theme will be held d I
offices of the Company in The n
of Mexico, Mo-, on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY o. \
MEMBER, 1909,
a meeting Of the stockholdsn 4
the purpose of voting on The prsps
ton TO increase the capital sod
the Company $3.50, 900, 80 that ths i
tai capital stock shall be sl,5N,m
dl-wtd NJ. Crum, Presidat
a c. W. Gather, Sell
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
MARRIED %FiFTY.FIvE
YEARS To.nl

Mr., and Mrs. James Garrett vi
married fiftyfive years ago /
day, Sept, 20. They are among Vi
ico's oldest and most highly respss
citizens, and their many friends Vi
them many more years Of haaRa'
and good health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

Better get a card OF instructions
Of Ferris G. Cauthogn's Corn Show,
and carry 1t in your pocket, so you
viii lot forget the date IL the 7th of
October.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

Or. w. n. Bolts, who has been IN
Old Mexico for sometime, has re-
turned TO Mexico to reside and has
his office and residence at 902 e.
Promenade street We are glad to
welcome Or. Bolts back home again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

j. ]. Gaze Corn Planter for the
best one-haR huShel Of corn. and a
handsome pocket knife TO each ex-
hlbltor. Oct. 9TH, 9Th and 9th. Fer
ria A. Cagthoru.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
seDoo.oo

VIII buy the incest home of It's
size In Mexico. All modern conyen
%Ienees. sood barn; over a lot and a
half Of ground. VIII accept $1500.00
payment and balance in 9 annual
payments at 6 per cent. dw1 x
W. w. POLLOCK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

The Ladies are invited to visit Mis-
Dinwddie's Millinery Parlors Fri
day afternoon and evening and see
the latest Display of Pattern Hats.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

Bring your best half bushel o.
corn in on the 9TH es October, ant
take 1t, a handsome pocket knife
ami maybe the ]. /. Case Corn Plant
err home with you on the 9Th.
Ferris a Caufhorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

Special - Mems $500 Pants, val.
ne, as long as they last, s1.29.
Ragsdale's Cash Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

Miss Lily Hendrix is home aftel
a pleasant visit Of a week with the
Misses Goddard, VINO live five miles
northwest Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

MI. and Mrs. D. W. May, after a
pleasant visit with friends and rel.
atfves 3n Mexico, have returned to
their home In Porto Rico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

on Cloth Rugs for stores, 80 and
59c, pine boards for understoYes, 9sc.
Ragsdaie's Cash Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

Miss Sylvia and Eva steppleman
are home from a pleasant visit with
relatives and friends In Wichita, Kan
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

The Hon. Dave Ball, Of Pike
county c~haperoned a party OF Lou
iskana ladies TO this city Wednesday
for the reunion.