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The Monte Vista journal., 1909-04-03

The potato special arrived at
Alanosa Monday, and ut special
meeting in behalf of the farmers.
Prof. Cottrell, DR.. Bennett and
Prof. Paddock, as well as several
Greeley men, made talks Oh the
potato raising industry. They
claim that the San Luis valley
would make fine potato section.
The car was open for u short time
this morning, and the men in
charge explained the implements
used in potato raising and an-
swered all questions as to their
growth. The special left Tuesday
for Durango.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-04-03

Craftsman

au prepared 70 Asaw plans. spsci.
0cati0os aud dsonib tor almost any
class d buildings Satisfaction guar.
.: 2: P..eeek
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
12s,Os4
1880
5.0s1
D. A, MsMiiIan

D. A, Mcmillan
Memorial Movement
The officers and the members OF
the various committees Of the D. A
Mcmillan Memorial Association me,
Thursday afternoon at the Mex,
leo High School where they consid.
cred several tentative sketches Of
the bronze tablet to be erected. A
representative Of the Roseborough
Monument Co, of St Louis, was pres
ent.
From every Indication to procure
just what the Association desires the
sum Of $500 viii have to be raised.
Already a number OF contributions
have been made to Mr.. James Jesse
and those who intend becoming mem.
beers Of the Organization and assist,
ing in the erection Of the tablet
should at once forward their mon.
ey to Mr.. Jesse.
1t was found, upon investigation,
that the tablet COLD not be complet
ed By the closing week Of school.
Therefore the possibility Of having
1t unveiled at the time has been done
away with In all probability the un.
yelling will take place in the early
fall at the opening of school.
The illustration accompanying the
article is made from the photograph
from which the bas relief on the tab
let viii be copied.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
CAN EAT sausAeEs
AND FRESH BREAD.
Ara Ofaer FzVerits Feed Nitaou
Fear oF an Upset Stomach.

T0z can eat anything your stom-
seh crzves without fear Of . case Of
Fnd1gesrioa or Dyspepzfa. or that y0uE
food SM feEzent CT soar On your
stomach Il ygz VII oeeaEiOnaIly take
z itttIe Dsapspzin after eating.
T0zr meals VII taste good, and
anything yo4 = wiz Be digested;
nothing can fernsat or tun into acid
or poison OF stomach gas. which
causes bslehing, Dizziness. a feeling
Of fuHzess after eating. Nausea. In
digestion like q limp Of lead in st0nl
zehl. BfE1Oasnesz. Heartburn. watei
brzzh. Pain Ia stomach and Enteszines
or othsr symptoms
Headaches from the stomach are
sbsohtsly unknown where this effe-
tive remedy Is used Dlzpepstn really
does all the work Of q healthy stoEa-
ach- Il digests your meals when you
stomach can't Each triangle win
digest al the food you can eat and
leave nothing to ferI1ent or
Get q large Desnt case Of Paps's
Dzpepsin from your druggist and
start taking to-day and By to-nor-
ron you will actually hrag about
your healthy. strong stomach, for
yOa then can eat anything and ey-
srything you want without the slight
est discomfort or misery. and every
particle Of impurity and Gas that is
IL your stomach and intestines is
going to be carried away without
the use Of laxatiTes or any other as.
sistanee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18

Whsrsa4 Marx Dirna ana NJ.
Dies. b. hslE certain deed 80
dztsA hs "a dAy q Apr1, ia -.
recorded IN Book q. psgs ss4. n ~.
Recordsrs office o. Azaraia 60
stzte q MiEs0zrd. coEvsyed "a -
uaasniszed s. y. Locks ths -
ing described real estate ss.Es.ss
Ardnin county. STATE q Essvu1
Wit.
ILrt numbered frs go IN Hok
berea tEenty1six (2O q IAd1isE
dirion Rxtsnded 70 tAs CITY q ~
leo. MlssSsd. being sans h.a -
EsJsa to Marx Dixon By q. MLn~4.
By deed recorded n Book Is 4, p.
IS. Deed Records q Aadrzia corr.
Missouri
Whereas. the interest on a. 49,.
remains dns and unpaid ana ~.
note By the terms q said S..a :
dus and unpaia ana safsnR Ia.
mads in the oonditons ana t.ru,-
said deed o. trust:
Noe therefore. a the Fsou.v
TIE legal holder Of said no,e. ..s !
porsuanee Of the provision q -
dsea of trust. I WIN. On
Friday. ths fsfh Gay
u February, isu
between the hour Of nins o'eiock =
the forenoon and i've O'clock 1. -
afternoon Of said date. at the tc.,
door Of the court house. in TIA :,
OF Mexico. Andrain eoapty, Mis.o.s
sen the said real estate above !.
scrfbed at public vendns to the ~.
est bidder for cash to satisfy a.
debt and deed Of trust and TIE sOz.
Of executing this trust 4T4k
8. NJ Locke. Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
DULY.


The roads are almost impossible.
Walker Paulin left Saturday for
Texas for the benefit Of his health.
Rev. Cobb filled his regular ap
pointment Sunday. There were only
is present.
A. T. Plate had a big wood saving
Monday. He sawed II cords In four
hours for A W. worsham.
Harry Householder viii have 4 lot
OF wood sawed soon.
The new telephone from Skull Lick
TO Mexico viii be completed by Wed
nesday.
Next Sunday viii be Valentine Day
and boys, send your girl a valentine.
Ask Dad Spencer about new pat
emit on chickens eating hogs.
Colonel J.. C. Ford is kept busy
nowadays crying sales; the Colonel
says he has no kick coming.
A F. Plate, the bee king, will
start his oricle saws soon to saw
a large number OF bee hives. He
VIII also have his new stock Of bee
supplies in by the middle of March.
A W. Worsham is in this vicinity
wood. He can saw 80 cords a
lay.
Here is u glad hand to the old
Owl, hoping he win live long and
happily.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
EXECUTIONS norlcs.

Notice ia hereby given that Letter,
testannent&ry upon the estate .
y. J. Kerr. Of Audrain cu,..
ty. Missouri. deceased, have h..
granted the undersigned, J. Z. Esr,
by the Probate Court Of ~
County Of AndEain. bearing date. a.
18th day Of January. 1909.
All persons having claims arsinx,
said estate are required to exsish
them to me for allowance within "a.
year after the date OF said Letters O
they may be preclnded from any bes-
eft Of such estate and Il such claim.
be not exhibited within two ysau
from the time OF the publication a,
this notice. they win be forever
barred j. Il Kerr,
4s4t Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18

ST. Louis, Feb. 1a-After mas.
~queFscina successfully as a man for
nine years, wearing the clothing and
doing the work Of a man, Miss Lii
lie Winters, aged q, yesterday met
with exposure and was compelled to
don @oman's eiot1ing for the first
time since she va a child. The
young 1oman's arrest last Thursday
at Seventh and Morgan streets, sus.
pected Of being a member Of :
gang which has been stealing from
rOomins houses and hotels, was the
means Of revealing her sex yestsr-
day.
FolloTing her arrest she vas fined
800 Saturday By Judge Tracy on the
charge Of idling. under the mare 81
Willie Winters. Yesterday, while
she was being held in the hoIdoYer,
Assistant Chief Of Detectives Nc.
.Carthy became suspicious and sent
her to the dispensary. There her
sex was discovered. and she was re
moved to the mstron's room, where
she raj required to don woman's
clothing and give up cigarettes and
tobacco chewing. She said she was
not very fond Of tobacco. but resort
ed to its use. thinking 1t would help
her in her disguise.
Her chief concern in being found
out, she said. was TO know what a
young woman living in South st.
Louis. who is forewoman in an over
all factory, with whom she has been
keeping company for the last year,
win think and say when she learns
Of the deception practiced on her.
Miss Winters went under the name
Of willie" Winters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
New Vaccine Found

New Vaccine Found
For Dreaded Disease
Boston, Mass, Feb. ia vaccine
Which will successfully battle with the
dread germs Of pneumonia, blood psls
onins and typhoid fever seems to have
been developed at the Iabrzt0y Of
Tufts Medical College after one Of h
physicians has spent two years In
hard work to that end. They are now
prepared to euppIy the world wtts
the antitoxns. II
While Dr.. Leary. who perfected the
vaccine, refuses to discuss it at any
length he is now working on an anti
toxin for tuberculosis. This antito1H
is not perfected yet and may not be
for years.
The new treatment is simply The
perfecting and working out into prae'
teal use the theories discovered b.
Sir A. E. Wright, a London physician
The substance Of this. the opsohc The
ory, is dead germs automatically ere
ated an antitoxin in the blood for al
living germs of the same kind. In
other words, dead germs in the
blood form q poison that is fatal to
all living germs of the same kind Is
they come In contact.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
HANNIBAL GETS ROLL
IhGs ON FIRST
After Mexico Pitcher-o. WiIlnsham
May Have Offer from Team that
Promises 70 Be One Of the Strong.
est In the Minor League

Rollings. the st. Louis boy, who
played first base for the Mexico Ath
leties for the past two years, has
been signed by the manage.
ment OF the new Hanni-
bal team TO FIJI the same position on
that nine. They are also in CORES
pondence with o. Willingham, Of
this city, with a view Of adding him
to their pitching staff.
Rolings was one Of the fastest
first basemen ever signed with Mex.
leo and with the stick was a wonder.
When he went to the bat the fans
were always delighted with a safe
hit.
o. Wilingham Is a Mexico boy,
whose phenomenal work in the box
has attracted unusual attention the
past few years. He has the speed
and curves and also the head work
to play in fast league company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
THE WORLD PAYS GREAT
TRIBUTES TO THE MEMORY
OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. MARlYR

Between the mOurners At his bead
and feet.
Say. scurrfl Jester, is there room for
youf
Yes. he had lived to shame ne from
my sneer,
To lame M pencil and eonfute ny
pen
To make ne own this hind Of
princes peer.
This rail splitter. as true born king
Of men
Ny shaTl0v Judgment 1 had learned
to rue.
Noting how to occasions height be
rose.
How his quaint wit made home truth
seem more true,
How, iron like, his temper grew BY
blows
How humble. yet how hopeful as
could be;
How in good fortune and In III the
sane;
Nor bitter in success, nor boastful be
Thirsty for gold. nor feyerish for
fame.
He went about his vOrk-such work
as few
Ever had laid on head, and heart, and
hand
As one who knows. where there's q
task to do.
Mans honest win mus, heavens good
grace command. etc.
The war has become a tear dlmmed
memory; the old wounds are healed
and a nation triumphant unites In pa
ing the highest posterity has To this
great man. May we have more Of
bis metal and pray God the mould
vas not destroyed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
.E HEDS GHIhAMAk
BUT Ian SAYS
NAY PAULINE
soUTHEzS cFTy snRsED W 81
A. ALLIANCE THkT CROSSES
rHE coLos -uNE AND IS
AsAsssT STATE STATUTES


hers1szn. Mss Fes. f4-seessss
re zsrrage e Niss ofse Pzt.sn, a
prsp Ht=s@ Ezs~sza sid snz hs
srsns ezsshssr - a cozsessrsss ses-
era. - Lsz 5s-k. . chinsss lasnsv-
IA. 81 rnis e~is.4sieh sss s~eae5rztss
hsre ~ tse Rev. A. A. crzis aas cen
s@1 % TIE As~s e ne ssass q
Hissiutpps, inzszsch azsrisses -
sssea @hs1< perssns za1 sssross or
Msesssi4ns are p~rohists6. aas esre-
~s-y kz beer sznsiIes ,zas sstA
Miss Pz<-zn sas LIN lack are nsS
Ez1ae - sd@iazi ~prosessdos.
TSs wst1Ing SIS 1n@ Ct the mos<
E-zs1L nzr Las eEs- tzkza place here
za1 a sooz - Il beszme p1ssle
ez1ss1 EzcA eozEezE whsa The cir
ezt clerk 2see-zzEzed he had tsszsa
: ksszss for seA 4 E5oz - zct[
|nsd 1e Prso2 lz-ere@s1 that TIE
Ez-r&gs had bse2 2n-zsd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18

t8s w.
A nan eTsry tnch Of kin. Cody.
kind. discerning. a thinker. he vas a
TEam Of FAteis rsieatIsss wand thai
is as a Agstalsg Cash from a clear
SKY No uza knows Wien OF whsrs-
quietly or harzAly or IN What sA&r-
a<teF this power uightier than ma
tons may make It's entrance.
o. ibis the esntsn2ry o. Abraham
Lincoln. an American. AZ whose
grave have been laid the deserved ea-
cozfzms Of nations, ii would not Be
amIss 10 repFOduee Robert J. niger.
soils estimate Of the great Amert
can martyr.
Lincoln knew others because per.
feetIy acquainted with himself. He
cared nothing for place, bat every.
thing for principle; nothing for none
bat everything for independence. And
where no principle was involved, eas-
ny sEayed-wiIling to go slowly. II
in the right directioR-sometimes win
ing 10 stop. but be would not go back
and he would not go wrong. He was
willing I walt He knew that the
event was not waiting, and that fate
vas not the fool Of chance. He was
neither tyrant nor slave He neither
knelt mol scorned- With him men
we're neither great nor small, they
were right or wrong. Through man
ners. clothes. titles, rags anad race
he saw the rea-that which Is. Be
yond accident, policy, compromise ant
war. be saw the end. He was pa.
tient as Destiny, whose undecipher-
able h~ierogIyphies were so deeply en-
craven on his sad and tragic face.
He is the gentiest memory Of our
world"
The statue Of Lincoln in the city
Of Edinburgh, Scotland. was the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
ApMINIsrRAroR,s NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that letter.
Of administration upon the estate Of
Robert Brooks. Of Audrain County,
Missouri, deceased. have been gran,
ed the undersigned, Charles l.
Brooks. BY the Probate Court Of said
county Of Audraiu. bearing date, The
18th day Of October. 1908.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhiba
them 10 me for allowance within ons
year after the date OF said Letten
or they may DO preclnded from any
benefit OF such estate and II such
claims DO not exhibited within two
years from the time Of the publlcr.
ton Of this notice, they viii be iOr
ever barred. Charles L. Brooke,
49-4t Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18

skrizs q lore pElg1nzses On Lao-
oln's centennial birthday. The site
for this beautiful memorial Is in TIE
old Gallon HM burial grounA Its IL
eepEioa and completion Vzs dEe TO
ths happy thoaght and uniiring zeal
u Wallace Bruce during his eozsul
ship in the capital city Of the hone
Of his ANCESTOR
This monument, the only ons 10
Lneoln's memory in Europe, IN
TeiId BY Mr.. Bruce in August 1892,
was made possible b. the generosity
Of American citizens rspreseUttng
many states IN the Union. and Vas
nobly executed By Mr.. George E
BlsseIl, one Of the best known Of
American sculptors.
Perhaps as fitting 3 tribute as vas
ever paid Abe Lincoln va that poem
which appeared In London Punch on
May c, 1855. A few Of the verses
VIII give the essence o. the writer's
trend:
Tou lay a wreath on murdered Line
Oln's bier.
You. Who. with mocking pencil sont
TO trace
Broad, for the self compliment Brit
ish sneer,
His length Of stumbling limb, his
furrowed face.
His gaunt, grarled hands, his IN
kempt. bristling hair,
His garb uneouth. his hearing III at
ease,
His lack Of all we prize Is debonair,
OF power or win to shine. Of art 10
please.
Beside this corpse. that bears for
winding sheet
The stars and stripes be lived to
rear anew,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
HAT
GO II mo- BILL
IS PASSED
EVEN csssyss Or -3AkIsss-
- PROHIBITED N Two MEAS
UREs-seAissT THE DsEsDED
COFFIN Thcks-
PsH snsS.r Nsss o.ls-PSmss sa
-Ds~-suGk- ls PssHe Places %
Pc sssasi fsr Fire

Jsfss-ssa City. Fsh. t4-Nsary ~
a ezzes biias hzse bess ttnro1see1 h
tire Hezse 81 Representative re pas
sage of a. LEAST tSs ~ ~hieh Mail
sso= TIE cigarette ia MizsSsH- Tee
- TIE biils are ps~raesfasiy sssepin1
IN sassr p~vssisisna- ons bsH prevents
even ehs carrying 81 eissnstsss - In
e7Vsaszis. tsossh Il is p-sseipsfiy ain
&c - prsssnt ne sale O. zansf.etsr
IN tst Sezse /.
ne givi.g away or the having .
bow tie premises q cigarettes vfE
z1sS Lzezr a psz4ity- Eysa any s0z-
p01eHt yzrt q 3 cigarette il barred
Azo<hsr hI zzkes II Al onszse
EbSScx 70 . fine to smoke = cigarette
In DghzlG Thh WI proFe = great bios
to the Tobacco TrRst shozh the bills
BE pzsse1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18


Naturally makes them shrink from Che
indicate questions, the o~bnaoyions eK-
a~ninatiors, and unpleasant local treat
mentsy which some physicians eoasiaer
essential IN the treatment Of diseases II
women Yet, II help can 5e hid, IL Is
better 70 submit to this ordeal than let
the disease grow and sprezd. The trostis
4 that 50 often tie woman u~ndergo~S III
the Annoyance and shame for nothing.
ThO0ssBGsN " women who have ben
cured " Or. F,erce's FAy0rite Preserio-
ton VITA IN. xe9rfcslt.on Of The cure
which disaA1ESS-h the examinations
and local treatmentsA Thsna d no other
mQlE12 g gnIe- 2ldx lur delcaie
gomen- as TFayosip rr~escTiytlon.@ n
cures d~ebhital8g drains. inregliGF..Y and
female weakness. IL always beipz- Il
almost always cures. IL Is strictly nc1-
alcoholic, non : secret, all its ingredients
being printed on It's bottIe-wrapper; con.
tains no deleteFions or hzbit-foTmEux
drugs, and every native medicinal rooi
entering into its competition has the full
enforcement Of those most eminent in the
several schools Of medical practice. Some
OF these numerous and strongest Of pro-
fessional endorsements Of Its ingredients.
VIII b found in q pamphlet wrapped
around the bottle, alsoln q booklet mailed
free on request, BY DR.. r. v. Pierce, Of
Buffalo, n. Y. These professional en-
dOrsements shonld have far moro weight
than any amount d the ordinary lay, or
non-professional testimonials.
The most intelligent women nowadays
tnstst on knowing what they take as MOD
ieine instead Of opening their mouths Ike
q lot Of young birds and gulplng down
whatever 10 offered them. sFavorit~Pre.
seriptionT % Of ESowN coHpoeIrioS. II
makes weak ONE strong and sIek
women well.
Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser IS sent fnss
on recsipt OF stamps 70 pay expense Oh
mailing orIV; Send TO DR.. X. v. Pierce,
Buffalo, n. Y, 81 one-aent stamps f0r ua,
per-coyered, or 81 stamps for c~lofh-b0und.
IL sick consult the Doctor, free of charge
By letter. All such communications ars
held sacredly confidential.
Dr. Pierces Pleasant Pellets i~nylgorate
and regulate stomach, liver and bowela
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18

II Waa a fsN inmates before FIVE O
clock Saturday Afternoon that ths Ma
bv case went 10 the jury and . vsry
few rninBtss after they had left the
eoVrt room TREY returned with a YER.
diet fer the defendant. This eass
has attracted unusual attention TIE
past week sns the prominence Of
those interested filled the court daily.
Judge Smith, me defendant 10 a
well known farmer and at ore time
> msmDsr Of the county court Mr..
habry IL an sEconfeeerste soldier
and has bean a resident Of this eoun-
" for = number Of ysAns.
Whistler Judge Smith win remain
here or move 70 his farm be pur.
chased previous to this snit 10 not
generally known. Mr.. MabFy IN ali
probability win return to the Sol.
diers' Home at HigginsviIIe.
The court room has been crowded
each day during the trial; almost as
Ezry Eonsn ss men being IN attend
zncs. Judge smith, his wife and
Esother 1T with the Gttorneys for
he desease. M. Aa57 sits With his
attorney and Hrs. AzbEy and her
daughter, Mira Hamilton, ut in the
body q tks cOaEt rooza- Col Thur
nOad, ozs Of the zt1orrsTs for the
EizizHhs Is a wartime companion Of
Mr.. MsLFy, thsy both having been In
the EzEs Confederate company.
whsa c0art adjourned Friday AZ
teznooz "a the Mab1 damage szit,
III. Frank HarFfsoa, superintendent q
the Insane hospital At Pennington,
No, was o. TIE stzzd- He vas In
trDdzeed By the defense to testify as
to Mr.. MzbrY's mental condition when
he was taken 70 the FuIton hospital
AZ thai tine Dr.. HzTTison was assist
ant superintendent Of the Fulton In
stttztion DF. Harrison again took
the stand Saturday morning and was
excused
Clay Mcclure, Of this city, next
took the stand He told Of & CONVEX
sstion with Mr.. Mabry regarding us
ions tbs latter had seen
I'd EoFthcutt, Of near Benton City,
treasurer Of ths Christian church at.
that place. followed Mr.. Mcclure and
testified ~ to keeping the church
books and Mr.. Mabry's attendance.
Dan Meyers was next On the stand
He works for Judge Smith. the de-
fendant, and resides with his family
some 900 yards from the Smith home.
Ills Testimony was to the fine treat
ment accorded NJ. Mabry at the
Smith home. He also told Of the
fipt stages Of the trip 70 Fulton
when thsy brought the plaintiff to.
Mexico from the farm TO take the
train to Fulton.
Drs. Z. 8. Cave and r. W. Ber-
reg. the physicians who examined Mr..
Mabry before be was sent to the hos
pltd were next sworn In and testi-
fled as TO his mental condition at
that ume.
Judge Enith was recalled to the
stand Friday morning. He stated he
bad told friends, sftsr Nr. Mabry had
been sent 70 the hospital. that be
the old gentleman had taken
TOO much Of some pstsnt medicine
and his mental condition was due, in
part, he e~onjeetursd, 70 this fact. He
further. be realized this too
late TO interfere with Mr.. Mabryis
use Of It.
ChAa Glendy and r. s. Mckinney
called to the stand By the plain
III 70 testify as to Br. Nabry's men
.ai condition a short tine previous 10
ia being sent 70 the hospital at FuI
on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
MEETING or STOCK HOLD
ERs OF ELECTRIC eo.u

The annual stockholders mestinx
Of the Mexico. Santa Fs and Peny
Traction Co. for the election Of d.
rectors, the increase Of the company
capital stock. amending bylaws and
other business win be held IN Tie
office Of the company. Mexico, No,
Tuesday, . a. N. March 9th. 1868.
Matthias CruEn. Pres.
ait as. @. w. Gather. Sec.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
REV. M
nfEa aIIunAN

The Reverend Elmer Bradley died
at the home Of his father. 10 miles
south Of this city Sunday evening at.
ter an illneas Of several months. The
deceased was a Baptist minister and
a young man Of a bright future. He
was about 80 years Of age. and is
survived by a wife and his father and
mother.
The Ledger joins others In ex.
tending sincere sympathy to the be.
reaYed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
Former Patients Homer

Former Patients Homer
Surgeon with Banquet
Philadelphia. Pa Feb. n. - A din
nsr like which there probably han
never been given will be ten
dened 70 Or. John 3. Denver, the sur
geon Of the University Club, on Feb
IS. Seated about the table to do hin
honor will be $50 physicians and sur
seons, upon every one Of whom Or.
Denver had the distinction Of using
the knife in a surgical operation.
OF this big assembly there will be
l25 physicians present from each Of
whom DR.. Denver has removed the
appendix, while the remaining TWEEN
ty4fiye have q to be Jealous o.
the others, for upon them the skillful
surgeon had the privilege Of only per
forming some less important opera,
ton
To do DR.. Denver this unusual hon
or, surgeons and physicians, minus
their appendices. will travel from dis
tant points in East, West, North and
South to be present and hear the ex.
perienees Of every other professional
brother.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18

Miss Grace Haggard Is home from
galveston Texas, for an exteded
stay with her parents, W. s. HaR.
gard and family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
SHE MASQURRADES
nine YEARS As
NAN. DISCOVERED
GIRL or z YEARS POSES NINE
YEARS As NAN-ARREsTEp FOR
IDLIEe. HER SEX DISCOVERED
BY POLICE



Arrived in Quincy. III, octo- ]
Der, 1860. and obtained fIrss Job Z
after adopting male attire. She I
worked as a bin poster for two !
years I
Came to St. Louis In 1907 and /
worked for two years and > half !
q tszuster. 4
HERE Is THE WORK DONE 4
BY WOMAN IN 8 YEARS Z
Acted a. 1Vet heater one year. I
For n year followed the viii 4
low-making trade.
Ran a rope machine for one
year.
Sold vegetables from a buck 8
sters wagon one year. 4
Clerked in a hardware store I
for sir months. 4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
WANTED TO auy

Walnut logs twelve inches and up
In diameter. Cash on track in car
load lots. 49.2t
Langdon Gun Stock Company,
18th q Market st
Des Moines, la.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18
MoReAN-eRooks WEDDING
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

John Morgan, Of Monroe county
and Miss Fay Brooks. of Audrain
county, were united in marriage in
the parlors Of the Ringo Hotel Sun.
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock, the Rev.
erend Walter II. White, Of the Chris
tian church officiating. Immediately
after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
gan left for their future home. The
Ledger extends congratulations.
Mrs. Jacob schopp, after a visit to
her son. Otto sehop1. has returned
to st. Louis.
LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-18

Dr. A A. Wallace is home from
fulton where he delivered an address
before the Students Of Westminster
College.