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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-23

Lewis Smith. Orange: Walter A. Flint.
West Orange; Frederick X. Cabs. Bloom
field.
Rooms and ~Printlng-John S. Gibson.
chairman. Newark; George II. Sfmonds,
Newark; Fillmore Condlt, Verona; George
Buggeln. East Orange. Alexander f.
Cabin. Newark; A. L.. Lacomb, 1rvington,
IL A.. Wurth, Newark; William Diefen-
Il aler. Newark; Elliott +. Ford. Newark
George II. Austen, East Orange.
LEGAL Affairs-Jerome r. Congleton,
chairman, Newark; j Fred Wherry,
Newark; Albert c. Pedrlck. Newark, +. II.
Sommer, Newark: William p. Martin.
Newark; Theodore ID. GottlieD, Newark;
Harry Wright. Newark; G, L.. Williams.
East Orange; Borden ID. Whiting, Orange:
Charles c. Pilgrim. Newark: Frank Voigt,
Newark.
Municipal Affairs~darrison Van Duyne,
chairman; Newark George a. Taylor,
Newark; Henry p. Baldwin, East Or
ange, Charles Whitfield, Newark; nj
SON., Newark; A. w. Miller. Newark.
Emile Beim, Newark De Forrest Lozier.
Newark; G. w; Baum. Newark; A, l.
Hatfield, Newark.
County Affairs-Frank L.. Driver, chair
man. Newark: Edward Winslow. Mont.
clair; George Anthem, Newark; Edward
Jacoby. Newark: Cyrus p. Crane. West
CaldW ell; Fred Hoffman,. Livingston:
Roland A. Jacobus. Verona; Christopher
Muesler. West Orange; n. A. Mcbride,
East Orange; Walter Evans, South Or
ange: c. W. Romine. Orange.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-23
Boys, Who Undertake
to Deliver 1t, Nearly Lose
Their Lives.

TRENTON. April PA simple love
note almost cost the lives of three mes
scnger boys today. Each of the young
sters attempted to deliver the missive,
but was injured on the way,
The note, addressed to a Trenton
young woman, was left in the charge
of a local office for delivery by a styl-
ishly dressed young man. Jimmy"
Connolly. a lad of IL years. was as
signed to the run and he FASTENED to
do his duty. He had only gone two
squares from the office when he was
struck by a trolley car and painfully
bruised about the head. The note fell
from his hands. but was picked up by
a policeman. The message was re-
turned to the office. while the messen-
ger was removed to a hospital.
Willie Dunn. 10 years old, was
given the note and told to run, as there
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-23
Note 4vM THOUSAND Kisses"
Hoodoo for Three Messengers

had already been delay. willie tried
to run. and so great was his haste that
he did not see a rapidly moving auto
mobile close to him when he tried to
dodge across the street. The boy was
struck by the car and injured. The
message was picked up In the street
after the messenger had been removed
to his home.
Joe" Fredericks, another messenger,
was given the task of delivering the
much-delayed love message. Don't get
killed." shouted the manager as the
boy rushed from the office. Fate was
against the note, as little Joe" was
thrown from the rear of a beer wagon.
on which he was stealing Il ride, and
injured.
This is how the note was worded:
Dear Mabel send you a thou
sand kisses by this messenger. How
many will you return?
(Signed) ARTHUR.
The lives of no more boys were risked
on the note and it was returned to the
sender marked; Delayed and dam
aged by accidents. Traffic so blocked
that delay will be indefinite and at
sender's risk"
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-23

men have sever attacks Of indigestion,
belching of gas, wind on the stomach,
sour food. and other symptoms, not be-
cause they eat too much, but because
they have eaten the wrong kind of food
The best way to get rid of indigestion
is to put the stomach in perfect con
dltion. This you can do by going to Il.
R. Petty's and getting a so zen box of
Mi-o-na tablets, which he will guaran-
tee to cure. or money back. Then read
carefully the little circular you will find
In every box. and 1t will tell you how
to keep a stomach good after you get
1t good.
Mi-o-na is sold in every town / n
America, and in Newark by e. r.
Petty.
j. M. Mcdonald. Cullioka. Tenn, on
Dec. 6. 1908. wrote: For years / was a
great sufferer from stomach trouble,
and doctored and doctored, but got lit
lie relief. Mi-o-nA has cured me. After
the first days use ] have had no pains
In my stomach ] can work all day and
don't throw up any more blood
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-23

Jams, East Orange. Hugh b. Brewster,
Newark.
Finance Comanittee-Austen Colgate.
amer, ". q 3D. Dickson g H. M L6offi Ho" W. a 4,
Bryant, Montclalr: Henry c. Hines, New
ark; Henry A. Potter, East Orange: w. w.
Peake, Montclair w. w. Young, Bloom
field. Frank H.. Sommer. Newark; ID. a..
Slayback, Verona; Gustlvls f. Sommcr,
Newark; w. II. Simpson. Newark: Frank
l.. Driver. Newark; George Forlnau, New
ark, Curtis I. Burnett. Newark; Gard
npr Colby. East Orange.
Resolntions-starr j. Mnrphy, chairman.
Montclair; Fred storm, Bloomfield: Farm
ham Yardley. WeeSt Orange; F. j. Loyett'
Caldwell; II. Fl. Dawson. Newark; sid
ney NJ. Colgate, Orange: L.. H.. Davidson,
Newark; Alexander Clark. Orange; Thco-
dore 5. Beardsley. Newark; Frank White,
Observation-Disclosures II. Parry. char
man. Nntley; James Farley. Newark; +.
Newark; George A. Stedman, Newark; A.
Leslie Price. Newark: James VI. johnson,
Newark, William w. Hopworth. Caldwell
Burgess, West Orange; Gaetano NJ. Bel
fatto. Newark; William Fl. Maxv ell. New
ark.
Orange. chairman; William Biggart. Bloom
field: Gnstave w. Roeber. Newark; Rus
sell N. Everett, Newark Clarence 4.
Rensrd Esst oraWRg ffom Tne ReY. ,o Henry Ea 3
Orange; William Fellowes Morgan, Short
Hills, Warren p. Ball. Hilton: E. r. Mott.
Montelair; DR.. Charles Rosenwasser. New
nrk.
ark, chairman; f. w. Wilen, East Or
Nathan T. Porter. jr., Montclair:
Herbert S. Palmer. Newark: George v.
Caldwell; Harry D.. Smith, Glen Ridge.
w. w. McCullum,s Millburn, John T..
F~ruhdage. West Orange; Isaac e. Fischer,
Speakers and Mgsic--Waiter f. Simpson.
chairman, Newark; William NJ. Bailey,
Newark; George +. Scribe. Irvington;
H ffgadilss Ne Mse2s;' Eugene leems' I. r.. ca sr 1
Gien Ridge; A. b. Byram. East Orange;
steuheu j G. Francjsco. Caldwell. T..
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-23
NEWARK MAN
ARRESTED IN RUSSIA.
Stefan D~ubrOwsky Charged With
Completely In Plot.

ST. PETERSBURG. April 23.-stefan
Dubrowsky, a n~aturalized American
citizen, was arrested here today,
charged with completely in a plot to in
sons. discriminating literature was
found in his lodgings. but the mar ex-
planned that he was keeping this for
a friend. He was arrestedw some time
ago on a similar charge and spent four
months in prison.
Dubrowsky was born in Warsaw.
When in America he lived In Newark.
N. j., but he has been in Europe since
1900.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-23
CoLORENG OF A WATER SNAKE.

Among snakes ever partial albinism
is rare, while wholly white individuals
are unknown. Considerable interest,
therefore, attaches to IN account Of a
common water snake of the former
type recently given by @. Tornice in
a Berlin natural history journal, The
specimen, which was obtained in the
neigllborheod Of Berlin u is pre-
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-23

served in the museum of that city, is
not altogether calorless, although
much Of the coloring is very pale. on
the back are a number of brownish
red spots There fs also a pale yell
lowish neckbandf with a blacklist
brown band behind it. In the eye the
iris presents a number of ~yellowish
brown pigment spots and the pupil is
mainly dark red. Very noteworthy is
the fact that the tongue is white in
stead Of the normal black.-Field.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-23
LIE AGE OF COURTESY.

No one denies that there is today
among many people a sad lack of po-
likeness and courtesy, and that society,
or at least certain classes of ii, would
be all the better for a rigid observance
of these graces; but 1t is not to be
thought fpr one moment that our
grandfatlaers and grandmothers we're
above suspicion In this respect.--Queen.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-23
WOMEN EAT TOO MUCH AND
DON'T EXERCISE.

So said a famous woman athlete and
beauty in a lecture at Boston the other
day.
Women ought to exercise, Of course.
Most American women do exercise. AS
ead-winners and housekeepers most
of them get all the exercise required.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-23

Entertainment-George Virtue, chairman,
Newark: Philip c. Walsh, ir., Newark: j.
Ross Whitfield, Newark; Carlton A.. Rieger,
Newark; Conrad Hoerl. Newark William
Diefenthaler. Newark; Frank l.. Driver,
Newark; Charles A. ~Steadman. Newark;
Edward S. Perry, Orange; Charles J.. Will
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-23

TRENTON, April 2s.-The Court Of Err
rors and Appeals has affirmed the deei.s-
conviction OF William s. Skillman for forg-
cry In connection with the viii OF his
Skillman's sentence was five Years IN the
State Prison and q flae VI St,eo9.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-23

~
Is a ques-
!. American
women are
S e n 8 ! b ! e
a n d know
!. that over
loading the
S { o m a c h
causes mis-
indiges-
and should
~a 49,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-04

Geo. Llttrel weighed up a load OF
cattle Monday to Adams and Trues-
dale for &c.
Geo. Ess, John Littrell and Ar
thur Bartee delivered is, 2 and Z
hogs. respectively to Adams and
Truesdale for &c.
Oscar Smith paid Robt. Barnes
$3.50 for two yearling mules.
VIM. Joins, Of Tennessee, is visit
ing at the home of Perry Palmer.
Mrs. John White has returned
from a visit to Oklahoma.
Mrs. r. L. Barnes spent last week
in Kirksville the guest of her
daughters.
The infant child of Glen McMana-
way and wife was buried last We'd
nesday.
Miss Opal Forest will give a box
supper at the Edwards School next
Friday evening.
Nat owings lost a valuable horse
Monday night.
Oscar Smith has purchased the
100 A. Denham farm south of Stur.
geon for $40 per acre.
Bruce Pollard is in Kansas City.
Mrs. Eliza Cox, of Saline County,
is visiting Mrs. w. H.. Pollard.
Roy Neal and Miss Mary Stone
were married last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-04
SHE THINKS 1T A MIRACLE
People Are Going Many Miles
See.

So much talk is created by the
Root Juice scientist and his new dis.
coyery that scores of people are go.
ing many miles to Fl. Wayne, Ind.
from every direction to see anG
learn all they can about the new rem
edy that seems TO in a short while
cure the very worst forms OF rheu.
matism, stomach and kidney trou.
bles and weakness. Mrs
e. G. Moore said:
Il had just seven doctors treating
me at different times for chronic
stomach troubles and female weak.
ness. ! was reduced to skin and
bones, and was SO weak | couldn't
feed myself when l commenced to
take the wonderful Juice. After TAX
ing IL a few days l was recovering
flesh and strength with such rapid
ty ] felt a miracle was being per-
formed. A few bottles of the rem
edy completely cured me after all Of
the doctors failed TO do me any
good; but / am not the only one,
as many OF my neighbors have been
cured by the great medicine. It is
truly a wonderful medicine. It seems
to heal and inyigorate every organ Of
the body.
THE LEDGER JOB PRIEITERY
FOR NEAT lIp.TO.DATr u0pR
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-04
ECZEMA Durable
PROOF NOW AT 25c.
Try the Oil Of W~intergreen Com
pound - Itch Is Instantly Re-
Iieved.

1t is usually very costly to consult
a specialist in any disease, but for 25
cents, on a special offer, we can now
give to those suffering from eczema
or any form ID skin disease abso
lutely instant relief, with prospect Of
an early cure.
A special trial bottle of the oil OF
winteTgreen as compounded in the
Chicago laboratories of the d. D. d
Company may be had in our store
on this special rs cent offer. This
one bottle will convince you've
know 1t we youch for It
Ten years Of success with this
mild, soothing wash. d. d. d.
Prescription, has convinced US, and
we hope You viii accept the special
% cent offer so that you also will
be convinced.
Otis Purdy, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-04

Miss Annie Scanned has returned
from Muskogee, Okla, where she ha.
been employed as b~ookkeeper b.
her uncle, Mike Dunn.
VIM. Butler and family were III
from Marline to attend the Bur
well-Pritchett wedding.
Clarence Hildebrand Of WeIsYillc
spent Sunday with his grandparents.
Rev. Todd of Huntsville is assist
ing Rv. Elliston in a revival at the
Baptist church.
Mesdams Johnson and French were
at Mexico Friday.
Henry Hilkemeyer and wife arc
visiting in Usage county.
Mr.. jacob will have an a~cetyline
light plant placed in his residence
soon.
Misses Mamie Holternan, Rey.
mer and Jones were in Wellsville on
Saturday morning.
J. Fennewald and A. Fenneyald
were in Mexico Monday.
Rev.. Stillman and wife were an
from Wellsyille Sunday and attended
the revival at Baptist church.
DIR. DiyeE was at Mexico Monday.
Miss Anna Prltchett and Harry Bur
well were married last Thursday at
the home of the bride by Rev. w.
M. White of Mexico.
M~artinsburg is having some i'm.
proyements made in the way of new
walks.
Leb. Ahrens is building a house
Just across the street from his resi-.
dence.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-04
WATER ORDINANCE CARRIED
BYVANDALIANS2 S5 TOSI

A telephone message from Wanda.
liza TO the Ledger "wednesday states
the ordinance to give that city watel
works carried Tuesday. The vote
was 2s5 for and 81 against There
were 100 more votes IN favor than
were necessary 20 carry the ordi
nance.
YaDdalia Is TO be congratulated up
On her enterprise and that thee city
Is to have a water works. This move
fsill place our sister in the ranks
Of Missourfs most progressive and
uptOdate cities. The people Of Van,
dalia are The kind that get whatever
they want and this move forward q
one q the greatest benfits to theil
little city they have ever accomplish.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-04
THOMPSON

Mrs. w. T. Northcntt and SON, VII
burn, are nome from a visit in Co
lumbia.
Miss Evalee Jackson spent Sun
day with her friend, Miss Betti,
May Considine.
VIM. zuck sold 80 hogs a~veraglns
1862 lbs. at $6.75 per cwt.
Miss Lydia Pickett went to Mex
leo Monday on a visit.
Miss Laura Brown was up from
Benton City Saturday and Sunday
with homefolks.
Mrs. Robert Creasey is home from
a two weeks visit to her daugh
ter at Moscow Mills.
H. t. Cant sent one car of III
lib. hogs Thursday to st. Louis.
Geo. Chadwick Is thinking Of
moving back to Thompson il
March.
Miss Virginia Mcdonald, of Cen
~tralia, has been visiting her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Cogs
well.
H. 7. Cant left Saturday night Oh
business in Omaha, Neb.
Joe Consldine bought the Ed. B
Browns 107 acre farm Friday
Price $45 per acre.
Mr.. Considins now owns 1860 A
Of land and is working Is hands.
Ed Mayes will be here this week
from Phelps county with over C
head Of cattle for sale.
W. H Wilson sold one calf to
Horace Mundy Monday at $13.
Jason Rutter delivered Of Judge
Barnes, one horse colt bought at
$50.
A jolly crowd near here went
to Concord Sunday on a persimmon
hunt. They were Ed. Crawford,
Miss Lizzie Nevlns, James Beatty
Miss Tinsie ~Standifer, Ed. Berrey,
Miss Annie Renie, Clyde Riggs, Miss
Ollie Stewart, John Showers, Miss
Maggie Davis, Elvin Showers, Miss
Mabel Davis, Ralph Wilmot, Miss
Alice Dempsey, Henry Vance, Miss
Gertrude Petty and J.. f. woolery
and wife. A great day was spent
and all got wet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-04
WiIkersOn Nursery G Orchard Co
SKINNER.

1AAA-t~NAAAs
Judge H. T. Squirting was on Chi
cago market Monday aweek with
a two load consignment of heavy
cattle good enough to bring IS pei
hundred.
James Squirting had a load Of good
heavy cattle on the Chicago mar
ket Monday aweek, good enough to
bring $S.05 per cwt.
Part OF each OF Gatewood and FoA
schools uok a hay ride Saturday
night and attended the singing al
Bethlehem church.
We hear that the Hallowe'eneri
got their fun Saturday night. Quite
a good many pranks were played il
this and nearby vicinities.
Mesdams G. W. Brown and vii
Elliott. Of Numa. Okla, and Sharon
Kan, respectively, were her tn,
past week guests of their daughter
and sister. Mrs. Alex Bruce and fam
lily.
Mrs. jeff D. Ellis, of Muscogee
Okla, will be the guest Of relatives
here soon.
The protraeted meeting at Olive
is progressing nicely under the lead
ership Of their pastor, the Rev.
Cobb, ably assisted by Rev. Bell
Some interest is being manifested.
So r. Craghead purchased OF Jno.
T. Baker / s33-pound hetfers al
800 per cwt They were on Mon.
day aweek's market at st. Louis and
brought $f.50 per hundred.
Miss Matte King is with her sis.
ter, Mrs. Kirt Botkins, Of rear Cen.
tralia this week, attending her sicl
neice.
Chas. Weaver and Miss Minnie
Chapman were married "Wednesday
Nov. 8. Rev. G. C. Long, OF Cen
tralia officiated. Both young people
are highly esteemed The bride Il
a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Chapman and Is quite a fayorite a
mong her aequaintances, while the
groom is one of our genial mer
chants. They may reside on the
farm the groom recently bought Of
Mr.. 0iConnen, two mikes west oil
here. Here's wishing them IN
bounded happiness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-04
Some stock st
- AND -
Farm Notes

Vne llTSt I'M " new 0ofH luco
day. 1t went to the st. Louis mar
ket, but Mr.. Coontz refused to
state the price 1t brought. From
his broad smile. however, the fig
ure must have been one that would
sound good to all grain dealers. -
Vandalia Leader.
Serpol 31134. the celebrated 2:10
trotting stallion owned by G. w. Ar
mold, near Sedalia, and who at
tracted a great deal Of at
t~ention at the recent State
fair, has been sold to a gentleman
from New York City, who will
ship him to Russia for breeding pur-
poses.
Fred Frank Of Minneola recent
ly sold to Lewis Harrison Of Cal.
laway county four weanling
colts. two Of them horses and two
mares, for 800 each. says the Mont
gomery Standard The mother Of
one Of these colts is II years old.
and this s the 18Th one Of her
colts that he has sold for s1OO. We
would like to hear a better record.
Another Of che mothers has averag.
cd s125 each year for nine years.
Who can beat that? Mr.. Frank al
50 sold a yearling horse nude TO Mr..
Harrison for $3.50. Mr.. Frank
says he has quit the cattle business
and VIII h~enceforth raise mules.
lie thinks they are less expensive
and there Is more profit in them
than in cattle. But we would like
to hear Of some one equallng the
record for hts mule colt sales and
for their mothers.
The farmers OF Kansas are likely
10 have another period of trouble
with the chinch bug next year &C.
cording to Prof. s. ]. Hunter, the
State entomologist. Prof. Hunter,
has been watching the increase in
The number of chinch bugs for the
last two years. IF weather condi-
lions next spring are favorable for
Matching the bugs, they VIII ap-
pear in greater numbres than they
have for years." he said recently.
Just now, the farmers can do
much to prevent their multiplication
next spring by cleaning up rub
Dish piles, weed patches and the
like"
Last week Chas. Houchins, down
ON the old Jameson place, sold his
30 acres of corn to Taylor Arnold,
OF Williamsburg, SIS per acre. and
MIR. Arnold now has 300 head of
cattle in the field cleaning up the
corn. AT $25 per acre 1t would not
take a man many years to a for
a good farm.-Auxvasse Review.
CoA HONtds a f1OlbIEln COW
In the dairy herd OF the Missouri
College of Agriculture, gives more
mink than any other COW in Mis-
souri,. In the last year she gave
lS'4O5 pounds of milk, or thirteen
hundred gallons. From this 1877 lbs.
Of butter was made.
schopp Bros. sold ]. L. o'Brlen,
on the streets, Saturday, ~ head Of
heifer calves for $14 each.
Horace Mundy bought from u. B. !!
Johnson, of Martinsburg last week
~ yeariing black Pole Angus cattle
for $3.50 a head.
r. A. Miskell, Of Nortonville, ILL.,,
mas sent to the Courier, Of hlsl
cpty, from Mexico, Mo-, some yellow
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-04
November S and s

OF until Apples are disposed OF
Five bushels and up at 60 cents
per bushel. We win deliver al
residence in town, buyer 10 come
to< car and order apples.
These apples were grown on their
own orchard at Duncan Bridge, Mo.
They are carefully hand picked You
can phone US the number Of bush.
els you want. and they will be re
served.
100 Bushels Of Pears. We also
have 100 bushels Of Keiffer Pears
good quality at $3.50 per bushel.
In about a week viii have 1000
Gallons Of Cider.
WsTLaveon Nux.arv q, 0-.L.,I r.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-04
Reuben Dillites BY On,

Captain Spicer brouph, +.
Of bis orazebbs black hav, !
nav farm west of town, Tuss,,
put a top on the market. NM ~ +
Captain has a smile that voss !.
on and set 'em to the Ledger q.
Meredith ArmiStead, a hsnh
and a rip.pah of opossum F.s
building a large sheep BAN !
spacious plantation. Col. J. ~
pher Fecht drew up the pIsu i
barn will be up-tO.date.
Be good and go to church.
| We are glad to know th,,.|
Hunt, who has been quite V
and around again.
Dear young man, beware i
peach who is the apple Of yoW !
she may prove to be lemon.
DO you often wonder where n
genuine country sausage
from Stop and think Of IT.
| They all come back. Jimmie IA
who has been mining In The M Y
for q year, is back and will hslp
Mexico along. jim Is a towuus
A man who can rock a Grade Y
one hand and button his vIissA
with the other Is a great mathns|
success. Is that so?
Get results
Try q Ledger Want ad.
Make eyes at your gates Dts
Halloween. Be wise.
Miss Pauline Maude Crlss.l
Southwest Audrain, is the paIka
dashiDg little guest OF her gruiI
Mrs. Frank Marion Williams
Miss Gertrude Bybee, Of MORm
the guest OF her sister, Mn. U
Jung, just west Of town. Miss HI
will spend the winter months 4
relatives In Boonville, Mo.
There is some talk lin society tHa
Of having Sam Malone and jim On
en- arrested for springing az y
chestnut joke on their uDsuspEil
friends 10 regard TO some kind {
blade graft. We don't know VhsdI
Sam and Jim has a patent al
blade or not and the Owl "WsnsHf
friends to be shy Of these two 'SA
toungued rascals." 'Nutf said.
Carter johnson, owner Of The n
Head tribe of Indians, tells ulh
next Thursday will be Tag Day III
reservation, Just west Of town y
he wants Sink Emmons, San Aal
and all other expert buyers Of VOL
be there. Bob Jolly will help NA
rope and hog-tle the Indians 9 y
their wool can be closely scruula
before they are turned loose
"Winter from Its hoary mOuntaln
Is awaiting to descend,
Peary keeps on yelling liar
Til he hasn't got a friend;
Folks who know say that sufIfags
win lit women up to fame
But the water from the Spflne'
Keeps on running just the Sans
Applebuttered yet?
"When the sheep are In us lo'
III meet you, Samantha deat
Mrs. Zaugg and charming dsosun
Miss Hattie Louise, Of CentIslsI !
guests OF Mr. and Mrs 5. b NO'nA'
OF north Mexico.
We are told that jess Oon .
Claude Powell are suon 10 Ouli w Y
residences on their lots % nu,
Mexico. Something doing N~F'
but sooli. o, Joy
"Did he give you a psf''us'.
brace ?" asked a Miami, MO- " /,
a girl friend. "You bet be au, !
parted three OF my corset s' ~,
The sakes alive Such SWEEP p'''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-04
Rsidniahf nociors

are the most unwelcome visitors-even the
Doctor himself curses the luck TINT CON-
PEELED him to leave his comfortable bed.
Suppose you try our method, and keep
e big sec. bottle Of Perry Davis Pain
killer In the house, and let the Doctor stay
In bed and enjoy himself.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-04
AnMlnlsrRArRlx,s NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given tll'1 =, /
OF administration on the .,S
WIN. Wallace C%lcndenln' p.. d
we're granted to the underS p.obsi
tober 1ith. 1909, by the i,.ss
Court OF Audnain County ,,Je
AN persons having Chains Mn
said estate are required NJ
them for allowance within on, N
after the date of said letters a,,aI
may be precluded from any ,hy
OF said estate. and II S"on ~
be not exhibited wHhll wv ta
from this date Of publica''V"
shall be forever barred
os..t Admlnistrsu'