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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

Ford Poage and Claude Paris, both
of Rush Hill, had a preliminary hear
ing before Squire Stallings in this
city, Saturday, under charge Of per-
jury. The charge is the consequence
of a civil suit tried before Squire c.
l.. Stewart, of Rush Hill, Aug. 2S,
1909, when Henry Stewart of Rush
Hill, sued Poage COR 81 house rent.
Squire Stalllngs bound Poage over
to the September term Of the Circuit
Court under $1,000 bond and Paris
waived preliminary hearing and was
bound over under the same bond.
In the civil suit Poage testified he
paid Stewart for the rent on the
morning of July s or 6, last, at the
West crossing in Rush Hill abou.
Z O'Clock In the morning. Paris testi
fled he passed along THE road abou'
that time and saw Stewart in
buggy talking to Poage and the latte
held something in his hand which
looked like a pocket-book. Witnesses
we're introduced at the preliminar.
testifying that Stewart never lief
his oats field on the 9Th or 9Th o
July, where he was harvesting will
his hands.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

Mr.. ]. T. Boone, of Jacksonville,
4 and Mrs. ]. L. Boone, of st.
.p,,stlue, Fla, are visiting their
E,ber I e. Blattner, of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

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Mis- e. W raNS X N&eaaNSl, Ms
6eA II HAaaSll II this eGtS, tel
aNsN q nxAt Il Sse& C>>eSV1aS Sc
gaaas Sasaps Mrs HsN&SN MSS wsls
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
MACON TO VOTE
ON
Macon, Sept 49,

The city council mast night OF,
aorod an election on local option to
be held Oct. Is. An exciting cum l,
paIen is expected. Macon county OUT
AIDE Of the city voted dry" Two
years ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

See ". II. Redmond about your
D and furnace work. He will do
Il in a neat and workmanlike man
Aer when you want it. 225tf 29tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

Mr.. Brandon, Of McAlister. Okla
!na. has returned after a pleasant
In with relatives here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

At the Mcmillan High School
commencement of 1909, there we're
seven boys graduated, the largest
number in many years. Monday si1
of this seven left for Columbia To
attend the. State University. Sew
eral of the young women Mcmillan
graduates are also enrolled there fol
this year.
The six boys re; Carter Taylor
Turner Williams. Howard Williamson
Chalsey Crews, Claude Brown, Pau
Hassler and Geryais Berry. AMONG
the young women who will attend
are; Misses velma and Lena John
son. Ruth Mason. Leila WiuaHs snt
ElSS Baker
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

hiss Mary Marshall, Of Santa
has been the guest OF her
htber. Geo. Marshall. OF this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

rbe Rev. e. s. Gibbs is home
L. Howard county where he has
4 closed a most successful pro-
.cted meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

Ray Reid and Stanley Pearson re.
hrned from Kansas Wednesday
light, where they have been on q
sanch the past summer. Stanley will
inter the Mcmillan High School and
bill graduate next spring. Ray Is
eontemplating attending Gem City
Business College this winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

mas Johnson and A. G. Smith are
me from Omaha where they at
ded the Eagle convention.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

.Ivin Treadway has returned to
Louis after a short visit to this
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

Howard Haggard and bride pass
ed through Mexico Thursday after
noon en- route to Kirkwood. where
they will visit for a few days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

h. John Boles and daughter,
r. Lila, were in Mexico shop
hg Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

N. S. Eller, wife and son, Jas.
se returned from a visit to Kan
] City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

h. d. d. Dudley and mother,
q wise, are home from a visit to
a~ntsyllle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

Marriage licenses were issued to
I'M MAY and Miss NANNY Brown,
M OF this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
Inc Weekly Ledger

John D. Dear and mother have
,,rred from Centralia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

You may have a sample bottle sent free
bymail. Address DIR. Kilmer & Co, Bing-
Lamton, N. Y. Mention this paper and
remember the name, DIR. Kilmei' IS Swamp
Root, and the address, B~inghamton,
N. ", on every bottle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

!. II. Cullen. Of ST. Louis Is at
ding circuit court
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
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wAeN ard @ ASsaG tNVRceeg seN$
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

Melnhardt Sannebeck received
news Saturday morning from Clin-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

The Kings Daughters viii meet
tuesday afternoon at the home Of
brs. J. F. Griffee at 1880. A large
is desired, as there will b
to transact. All the mem
Iers are urged to be present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

,or,oe Mundy has returned from
p" UlTS trip to Montgomery City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

The preliminary Of Ford Poage
and Claude Paris, charged with per
Jury, will be held Saturday morning
before Squire Stallings. Poage and
Paris we're arrested and later re-
leased on bond.
The story OF the case ID about al
follows: Ford Poage had rented
from II. W. Stuart II house and gar.
den. On the 2sth of July a civil
suit was instituted by Stuart fol
the collection OF $500 and the case
was tried before Squire Chas. L
| Stewart, Of Linn township.
Tho testimony of Poage in the us
tce court mas that Poage paid STU
art the rent on the 18th day OF July
pNaEe testified that no paid th'
rent al a certain railroad crossing
aeAr Rash Hil, whsle he, RaaSe, sa
! Ia a NasSy. and gave a nva del@L
,aN and two SILVER dollars IN pay
Meas
Claude r&glS was called as a Wit
cess and TESTIFIED that 10 say
RN&Se AZ TIC certSsa rsilNaa cross
aS tAAt Aa SAW an eNiNe hSe
RNNes NN& IN NNgeNs Aasa an
sAAt De saw NNSe F@y che moSey
eaycSNaat@x SgasrtS NsslgorS q
Ak testlASsgS tASt ySN Mr ra
Asa Neea psA ana she Asgs$s va
~ NeGa& &ae = Ne0aSS was = fsv0
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rae State thea Asd FV@ge Aa'
HarS arrested, eAagsas tAem viii
PNrayy It u eAArSed tAss RNsS.
ala no& eAS the roat as he claim.
60 have aNNse, that be was Ro& az "a,
certain raitroAa ewSSsag with stu
are ca July ah, The eAarsa assins
Paris is that no was aOt present ans
dsa NOT see fN,age nay tho rent, am
that no pertared himself IN testify
ms that Reaga paid the rent
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

Nor the nysl asae Ia his A'ssNgS
MS aa attorney. GAage GeeSe Rob
ertsoa, ot this city, had an attach
meat issued by = iaaSe for his az
pearaaea In court The Incident %.
curved this week in Fulton where Mr.
Robertson was r~opNsen,lng the Wa
bash In a suit brought against Z
by Mr.. Lorton. OF Montgomery City,
The trial had gone 10 the jury
sooner than was expected and Mr.
Robertson left the court room fol
Harris 6 Hays office whore he was
telephoning some witnesses not "a
come to Fulton as the case was con
cluded. Judge N. Thurmond, of the
court, sent the sheriff for Mr.. Rob
ertson, @. NJ. Hay and d. II. Harris
They sent word back they would re-
turn shortly. When they did not
come in a few minutes under a mis-
apprehension of facts, he Issued an
attachment for them but dismissed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

NVVH NNWIN.NNEt " WI
u eofits remarkable
health restoring prop
critics. If you need a
medicine you should
have the best. Sold by
druggists in ffty-cent
and dollar sizes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
w A N Ed
100000 lbs, of old
IRON. Bring it IN
how while the roads
hre good.
SAM NORRIS

Some unidentified party took all
lhe peaches from a tree in the or
ehard Of W. L. Corner Saturday
hight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

ing up the steps when she lost her
balance and fell backwards. She fell
about four and a half feet. Her back
was sprained and she was injured
so severely that she was almost
paralyzed.
The accident happened last Satur.
day a week ago. Last Saturday her
husband brought her back home.
She has been helpless since recelv-
ing the fall and the trip to this city
Saturday was made on a cot.
Her condition, however, is some
what improved and her many friends
in this city hope that she will shortly
recover.
Miss Lena Whltson, of this city,
was pronounced the winner in the
last Home Department contest OF
Farm and Progress, published by the
St. Louis Republic. was presented
with an ice cream freezer for hay
ing written the best recipes for fee
cream. The following are the
frozen dalnties she wrote Of:
Coffee Ice Cream-Two quarts OF
cream, one pint of milk, four eggs,
two tablespoons arrow root, two
cups strong liquid coffee, four cups
white sugar. Mix the arrow root
in half cup cold milk and add to the
we'll beaten eggs. Pour over this
mixture a pint OF milk heated 10
boiling point. Let cool and add the
cream. Put into the freezer anc
stir thoroughly, and when partly
frozen add the coffee. Beat vel
and freeze.
Peach Ice Cream-To n quart Of
mellow peaches, mashed add q hall
pound of sugar; let stand for u
minutes. Pour In two and one-hal
quarts OF rich milk with half al
ounce OF gelatine dissolved and mix
cd in, Add fruits as o o as mill
Is cold, Sweetea milk to taste, Ther
freeze.
Pineapple ke-Shred a fresh pine
apple Cthe canned frait viii dol ans
ada S0Sar 70 taste; add a little wa
tes. @ke eS = lensoa, and cue IA
AleSNoaNal II selatme, which Ia
'lNea @@Sea for half sa hour .
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

Presiding Judgo Alec Carter, OF the
County Court. stated TO a Ledger
representative, Friday. tho report the
bridge over Yomgs Creek, In sa'
hng township. which recently fell
with Geo, Deans threshlng outfit
was hacked TO pieces Is erroneous.
All that was injured were uprights
which remained intact after the 9th
er tlmbers were broken. Judge Car
ter further stated the County Court
would expect those implicated in the
running Of these timbers to pay the
County for the damage done.
eve intend having the bridge fixed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

ton, NO., where his wife is the guest
Of her parents that he was the faith.
err of an eight-pound daughter. Sat.
urday morning his father became
the proud parent Of a son.. The I'M
Gle and neice were born within IL
hours Of each other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

w. p. Mohr, OF Spencer, Neb., has
purchased from w. NJ. Treloar The
Mexico postofflce building, which In
cludes the room occupied by Sml5
Brothers grocery store. This rs
splendid piece of property and nice
Iy located on a fine corner. We un
derstand that Dakota land to the val
ue OF about s25, 900 was traded 4
Mr.. Treloar for this properly.
The new government building vii
likely be built early next year whel
the room o occupied by the post
office will be for rent.
Mr.. Treloar is engaged In bushes.
in Kansas City. Mr.. Mohr hal
bought the property for inyestmcn
and will not likely move here 4
reside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

Mayor E. D. Graham has appoint
ID the following delegates from Mex
lcO to the Deep Water Convention
which meets in New Orleans Sept.
30: George Robertson, Rufus Jack
BON and R. NJ. White.
c. D. Rodgers and family have
moved to Greenville, Mo-, to reside
p least during this winter. Mr.. Rod
gers has purchased a large tract Of
land near that place. The Ledger
qoins other friends in wishing them
much prosperity in their new home
put hope they will soon ''come
back"
Jas, Price, who has been quite
~, is some better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

counter. II should be In Flynt,
Mich, today where l am to try a
new act and here this affair has held
me in Mexico until the trial this af-
ternoon, she said Il have been
in Fulton on a visit. l reached this
city about 10 O'Clock Wednesday ev-
ening, the train being late.
II wanted some post cards to send
my friends from here and seeing
the hotel bby crowded with men, |
decided to go to a drug store up
town where / had purchased them
before and get the post cards. When
l was about 80 feet north Of the ho-
tel this man accosted me. | start
ed on faster and told him to leave
me alone. He followed and when we
were standing | asked their assist
ance as he started to strike me.
"The men took hold Of him,
keeping the man from striking me
When they released him he attack.
ed them and a fight ensued. When
the trouble was over, he had then
arrested and then | preferred charg
es against him"
The prosecuting witness was una
BILE to remain here for a jury tria.
and the charges against all were dis
missed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

the kiaReys and bladder are eet NJ ecac'
and need attention.
what Ne NN
There is Comfort in the knowledge ~
often expressed, that nr. kilmetS
SwampsHSot, the great kidney semWS,
fulhlls almost eVer wish ia c~ogFeetiHg
rheumatism, pain IN the hack, kidneys
liver, bladder andevery pAsto Ut the urinary
passage. Cogrects inability 20 held water
and scalding pain in passing IL, OF had
effects following use of liquor, wine ~
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne
cessity Of being compelled to SO often
through the day, and 70 get up many
times during the night, The mild and
immediate effect of !Swamp-Root is
soon realized. IL stands the highest be.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

Mr.. Bedford, aged 70 years, one of
the Oldest citizens in this section
died this morning. He formerly liv'
ed in Audrain county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
Bad symptoms.

CEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

it when they appeared and explained
their delay,
In speaking of the event Judg'
Robertson said, Judge Thurmont
Is conducting his court with order
and system and on a business ba'
sis which not only meets the ap'
prevail Of the bar, but of the people.
There is promptness about every
move he makes and the usual care
lessness of attorneys in procrastln
ating is being stopped. l heartily en-
dorso the manner in which he IL
conducting his court"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

Jas, Price, who has been quite
III, Is some better
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

the hack are alSo sNsapfgNaaS that tell wv
the Kidneys and bladder are eat NJ eOaos
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-31
COULDN'T FIND THE MONKEYS
Auntie Was Rather Poor Kind OF
Guide for Her Little Wis
iting Nephew.

The young nephew had come in
from the country after the harvest
days were over to !. get a peek at
some of the sights of the great city.
Uucle was busy at the Office, but the
young wife took him out the first day
for a visit to the geological gardens.
We'll, Charlie" said the husband
to the youngster on their return, how
did you like the monkeys? Were they
funny?"
why, we didn't see any monkeys"
was Charles mournful reply. Aunt
Marjorie couldn't find them any
where"
NO, Henry" said the wife, Il
couldn't, and we almost walked our
legs off looking for them, too. But
Henry. there's one queer thing. Why
Goes the director Of the zoo haye his
house right in the middle of the me-
nagerie?"
81 didn't know he had" was uenry's
surprised reply.
We'll, there's building with a
s.gn omit, 'Primate's House. Now.
'Primate' is French or Spanish or
Italian or English or something that
means director I'm sure
Henry loved her too much to ex-
pose her ignorance either publicly
or privately; but Charlie saw all tho
monkeys next day under his unc.e's
guidance. The Sunday Magazine.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-31
GIVING THEM FAIR WARNING
Intoxicated Woman unduiy Alarmed,
Considering the Character OF
Fer Companions.

Canon IIensiey Henson, during his
lectures at Yale, said at dinner in
New Haven: In my condemnation
OF this American custom / was mis-
taken. Yes, l was as ridicrously mis-
taken as the woman in the third-class
smoker At Parhury a half-dozea
young Methodist ministers once board
ed thirdciass smoker wherein sat a
frowsy woman smelling of beer. The
young ministers had been attending a
ministerial conference. In their black
ga1b they conversea grayely on con-
ference affairs, while the frowsy woill-
an nodded in Ter corner. AS the
train approached the long tunnel, the
woman reused herself. She pinned
back lazily a tail of hair that had
fallen on her shoulder, and she fixed
her CLASSY eyes on the six pale, black
cad Givines Then she took from her
basket huge breadknife. Making a
few unsteady fouIishes and luDges in
the air with the knife, she said fierce
ly: Don't none @ you boys try none
O. yer tricks on me in the tunnel,
mind, or I'll oEen We"
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-31
No. 40.
rdiss Clifton Eniertains.

In honor Of Mr.. Charlton Hall,
Miss Juanita Clifton entertained
at lovely dream party on Tues
Cay evening at her home on
Franklin street. Mrs. Edwin
Topp, in her charming manner,
assisted the hostess in welcoming
her guests and entertaining them.
The parlors, with the bright
fires and Christmas decorations
furnished attlactive environ
ments for the guests as they told
the most laughable, clh-ious or
thrilling dream they had ever
had, after which vote was TAX
ell Oh the best dream told. re-
sulting in Mrs. Richard Clark re-
ceiving the highest number of
votes cast.
The guests were invited in the
dinning room where a night
mare luncheon was enjoyed. All
around the room black cats,
beetles, butterflies and turtles
were in evidence the spook
motif being carried througout.
The place cards were unique and
beautiful. -Four tables being
around a large table, made a
very effective and pleasing scene.
Those who were The recipients
Of Miss Clifton's charming hos
oitality on this occasion were:
Misses Eleanor Blair, Myrtice
md Phronnie Stone, Fate May
Savery. Messrs. Charlton Hall,
George Maynard, Floyd Adams,
John ST. Clair, Wiley Blair, DR..
and Mrs. Edwin Topp, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tyson McGee.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-31
The Man Who Must Be King.

In no class OF engineering work,
probably, is the engineer more depend
ent on his own resources than in the
case of mine in a remote district,
far from the ordinary means of trans
portation and the conveaiences of civ
ilization, writes n. W. Edwards in En-
gineering Magazine. Although the
great bulk of the mineral production
is derived from comparatively small
number of large mines in complete
touch with civilization, yet far the
larger number of individual mining
engineers find their work far removed
from the conveniences and facilities
of the large and more established
camps. Scattered over the American
continents from Cape Nome to Cape
Horn are many petty kingdoms. as
it were, in which the mining engineer
haste be the sole se.'rce OF all knowl-
edge in his little q dstrict; his respon-
sibilities are witLort limit and his
duties comprise everything He Is
called ON to exercise more or less
profound knowledge Of surveying, me-
chanics, hydraulics, electricity, miner
alogy. assaying, netallurgy, construc-
tion Of roads, and to knoweall there
IS to know about wire rope, explosives.
pumps and geology and now concrete.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-31
Traffic in Children.

Between 200 and 300 little
children in France are, it is
calculated, annually taken from
their homes by gypsies and
,ther nomads. Not a few o&'
these children are deliberately
sold by their parents.
A case in point has just come
to the notice Of the police at
Ballac, near Limoges, where a
laborer named Pinaud, aged 50,
sold his.6 year old daughter to a
'amiIy of gypsies for sos and a
pitcher Of wine. The contract
If sale was drawn up in a wine
shop. A revenue stamp was
affixed and it was signed by two
witnesses.
One of these-the woman who
Kept the wineshop--was, how
sver, apprehensive of the legal
conse quences to herself. She
Immediately informed the child's
incle, who with the police start
d off in pursuit of the qypSies
and came up with them the next
morning. Replying to the police,
he child, repeating the lesson
he had been taueEt, said she
Sas travelling with her uncle
and aunt, but on seeing her real
lncie she ran to his arms anu
burst into tears.
The father has Teen sentence
to weeks Imprisonment
Daily Mail.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-31
Ii stallation of Masonic Officers

On Tuesday evening at the
Masonic hall the officers choser
for the Blue Lodge, Chapter anc
ouncil for the ensuing yeal
we're installed by Most Worship
full Grand Master. w H. Clifton,
assisted by the retiring Master,
/. A. Reese. After the installa
ton the Most Worshipful Crane
i aster delivered an instructive
md entertaining lecture on Oper-
ative and Speculative Masonry,
reviewing the history of the
craft since the building of King
Solomen's temple To many OF
the audience the lecture was al
introduction to the origin and
urposes of the fraternity which
| as almost universal existence
among civilized people.
DR.. T. A. Boggan also deliver
I'd a short talk in which he
thanked the Most Worshipful
Grand Master for his presence
and also assured the visitors that
their presence was enjoyed and
appreciated.
A sumptuous banquet followed
the exercises.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-31
peaches and Their Qualities.


Hale, the well-known peach expert.
saws the white-fleshed peach Is coming
to be in great demand wherever quail
ty is sought for, and; as 1t is more
hardy than the yellow fleshed, 1t IS
better for the grower II cold climate.
He further says the Greensboro is the
earliest good peach; Waddcll requires
lich feeding and severe thinning;
Champion, the most delicious favored
peach we have. requires severe thin
ming; Belle Of Georgia, good quality,
handsome; Elberta. handsome, Of in
fer:or quality; but the best seller and
"a sure money maker; Crosby, yellow
feshed, but hardy. can get good-sized
fruit by. high feeding add excessive
thinning, has extra small pit, tiras-
Favored flesh; IIilJss Chill, late.A but q
fine Keeper. needs excessive feeding
aud good thiaulng,
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-31
Subsequent everss frequently dem
cnstrate that the bride was the best
man at the wedding.
Britcns Capture Business Field.


Britcns Capture business Field.
British capital practically has cap
t,,red the South American commercial
fed and American business men wi |
have to exert the most strenuous ef-
forts to overcome the lead the Eng
lishmen have acquired in that sec
tion of the world This is the warn
ing issued by Alfred A. W1nsloW,
United States consul at Valparaiso,
Chile. He reports to the department
of commerce and labor that the
amount of money invested by BritonS
In South American industries has
reached the enormous sum of $3,200,-
023,300. Prospects for business there
are unlimited, but American manufac-
turers and business men must seek
It earnestly and furnish better goods
than their European competitors to
capture it.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-12-31
pomiknows.

# you wish completely to mystify
friend and convince him that you are
possessed of strange occult powers,
Just learn this formula concerning the
good old game of dominoes and you
viii always be able to tell the mark
ings of any domino that, unseen by
you, he may select at random from a
pile. Tell him to multiply either of
the numbers of spots by five, add
seven, double the result and f1anaily
add the second number of spot aud
then inform You what the sum is. You
row subtract IA and the remaining
digits are the number of spots on his
domino. Suppose he selects the domi-
no marked and 6. Following Your
directions, he muItiplies the by 5
15), adds (22), doubles (44), adds
the other number, 6 and tells you that
the sum is 30. You noy subtract IA
from so, leaving Sc. And the two
digits, and 6, are the number OF
spots his domino is marked with.