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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08
FROM THE
FOREST FIRES N
IDAHO-EYE WITNESS

The following card and newspaper
clipping was received Wednesday by
e. f. Kunkel from Mrs. w. L. Cor
ner, of this city, who is spending
the summer with her son. M. A.
Corner, in Wallace, Idaho, where the
forest fires have been so terrible
lately:
Wallace, Idaho, Aug, 81, 10.
Dear Ed; We are stlll in this
smoky town as the mist" has not
cleared away yet but it is over all
other towns in this State and Wash
ington, | guess, and likely to be till
snow flies or rain comes, as 1t Is so
dry that ii any wind springs up it
starts up again IL there is anything
left for fire to get hold Of. In the
mornings the smoke is SO dense you
can't see the mountains anymore ina
through the worst fog you ever saw
and the sun never shows through the
dense smoke only Just like a red
ball the size of the % and has
not for a week or more"
Owing to lack of space, 1t Is Inn
possible to reproduce the clipping in
full, but a part Of its interesting
contents Is appended.
II Is from the Wallace, Idaho,
Press and tells part Of the sad sto-
ry:
Have you heard anything from
Wallace?" asked a bright, blue-eyec
girl who escaped in a Northern Pa
clfic caboose Saturday night. Moth
ing later than you see in The Mis-
soulian. Why, are you especially in
terested in anyone?"
Eyes; / left an uncle and an aun'
there. l fear they went the wrong
way to get out. / feel pretty SURE
that they started for a tunnel. My III
Gle has had experience with fores
fires before. But if he got to thu
tunnel he may have persisted. Tina
fire came with such force though
do not believe they lived to get Il
cover of amy sort
did you lose %anything?"
TASK me If l saved anything
can answer in fewer words. The on
toilet | made this morning was I
wash my face. l have a little money
but am afraid 10 spend 1t for clothe
lest need 1t worse for someth1n
: else. Our little home was destroye
before we got to the train"
How many people were i'm you
party?"
81 have no idea but they a Una
| rs crowded in the caboose. One mot
| er got on with seven small children
Another woman left her daughter o
saved her dog. She was clinglng .
: the pup and weeping for her glr
There was a great scramble to 81
aboard"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08
EXPERTS
TO LECTURE MCMILLAN
STUDENTS This YEAR


Mcmillan High School students waai
be given lectures this year by DR..
w D c,t1er State Food and Drug
n. n n
Tonn" go va.a..s.r,aa rhav u,I,I
n' s $50 80 .nhoror1o,
w. "a, - : rso,,,ro. a.
~ an.anI~ ~ IA
% AZ = .ho
stato It'll he vis'
n
49,, IA, ,oo,,,ro - ,ha SIN,
- - nu,o soods
IT. -,,u ,ust-rot tban, In datectinr
.a - $3.50 and WIN, have
"ue ,,...sa.a a. horr, dore
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08
London. Eng. Sept.

London, Eng, Sept. 3
When the trial of DIR. Hawley H.
Crippen, accused Of numbering his
wife. ends 1t will have cost the tax
payers Of this city fully $25,OOO. New
or before had Scotland Yard spent
so much In the pursuit of a criminal
A large item in the Yards GRIP
.peu bill is the cost Of kilograms and
cables giving descriptions of Crippen,
which were sent TO many Continent
MI American and Canadian police
headquarters. This item will amount
TO $500.
twenty-five thousand large posters
containing descriptions Of crippen
and Miss Leneve. with reproductions
Of their photographs and handwriting
were scattered abroad up and down
two continents. Fifty clerks we're en-
gagged night and day for a long time
I'm wrapping, addressing and mahfhs
these posters. That will be a COST
" item. This was but a small part
of the expense.
The trial of Crippen will not De ver'
EXPENSIVE, nor will 1t last long En-
qlish criminal courts move wi'n
swiftpess and without t~echnncalitAes'
II rs not expected that Crippen's pa'
al will more than three oi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08
AUDRA|N FARMER WRITES
THE LEDGER FROM HOT
SPRINGS, ARKANSAS
Hot Springs. Ark. Sept. /. 1910.

Hot Springs, Ark, Sept. l, 1910.
Editor Of the Ledger:
Dear Sir: l arrived In the Spring
the t~wentysixth of August, and find
it a very nice little city of about
is 5000 population. 1t is well kept and
prosperous looking.
The farming a here amounts to
very little. They have a fine crop Of
melons this year, but no fruit. Cot
ton Is very late as Is corn and the
farmers here think Il will make
about half a crop.
Very truly,
E. w. Rockwell.
Mr.. Rockwell is one Of Atidrain's
leading farmers who has been forced
to visit the Springs because Of Ill
health. He is a progressive farmer
and has been meeting with much sue.
cess tn drilling his wheat. This is a
practice too little used in Audrain be-
cause the results are apparently much
greater than where the grain Is
sown broadcast.
Last year Mr.. Rockwell had a
yield Of oats, aftor drilling " that
averaged 40 bu. Mr.. Rockwell Is d
man five feet, ten inches in height
and his oats reached his shoulder
when ready to cut. That drilling is
the proper process TO get results is
no longer a question with him.
Mr. Rockwell says he discs the Ian
good first and then harrows it light
ly planting the oats with a wheat
drill. He sowed about 5 bu. to the
acre. Most Of his crop was so fine
that the greater part of it was dis
posed of among the neighbors for
seed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08
IN. III ann III Nrara
..Agn Ttta Rick.
30 YEARS AGO.

The small daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
John x. Brown fell into a well. Mrs.
Brown tried to rescue her by climb
ing down into the we'll, and fell in
herself. Mr.. Brown, being called,
rescued both Of them.
Charley Rodgers, Of Mexico, work
ed with County Surveyor Holloway,
OF Galloway county.
W. E. Bridges, formerly with the
C. G. A. r. r. Co., in this city, was
agent for the same road in Kansas
City.
j. NJ. Menefee and Sam Locke
were In the North on a pleasure trip.
The Mexico Ledger was arranging
to issue a daily paper during the
coming fair.
Mrs. w. r. Reed was very III.
Buckley & Moore were excavating
a large cellar in the rear of their
store and making an addition to the
building.
Married.-Jas. w. Young and Miss
Sarah ]. Webb, both of Audrair
county.
John FAINT and Miss Kittie McClout
Of Galloway county, were wed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08
REACH HIGH
MARK AFTER LONG
AND HEAVY RAINS

During the first five days Of Sep
TENDER, the rainfall has totalled 5.2
inches. Salt River has completely
left its banks and in many places is
higher than for years. The Mexico,
Santa Fe & Perry fraction Company
power-house was surrounded by wa
ter Monday and a skiff was bor-
rowed so the workmen could reach
the plant and start the machinery.
I'm the bottoms. east of this city, a
mover and his family narrowly es'
capped drowning when the water rose
SO rapidly, Saturday night. They fled
leaving their wagons. Only n We
hlcle remains in sight from the high
ground where 1T was drawn at the
last minute and only a corner OF
its top Is descernable.
The report comes from Santa Fe
that Sunday when the rain stopped
falling, it had ended one of the long
est downpours ever in that section
Mr.. Phillips, of the electric line, stat
ed that the rain had continued for
20 hours there.
The high water, caused by the re
cent heavy rains, seems to have don
little damage to the crops. The
high wind, which preceded the
storm, Sunday might. did the great
est amount of injury. Judge Cool
Groves said quite a number of fields
were hurt in his section and the
corn was almost knocked flat by th'
wind.
Judge Alex Carter says the watel
near his farm lis as high as 1t hai
been In years and he Is afraid quit
a lot of oats and timothy have beef
damaged. If the rain continues, tn
water will be higher than the mem
Dry of any local resident can recall.
Sunday might, John Blum had tw'
mules and a horse killed by hgh'
ring and Jas. Crawford lost a hors
by lightning. AS we go to press re
ports of corn damagedby = wind en-
coming in from various sections c
the county.
Several telephone lines are dow
i'm the county and new Is hard t
get concerning conditions. 1t
! thought, however, that very little mi
> terial damage will result.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08
new CONSTRUCTION CO.
INTERESTED IN ELECTRIC
LHE-MAY Be CONTRACTED

While work on the Mexico, Santa
Fe & Perry Traction Co, Of Mis-
souri, has been steadily advancing,
the line south toward Hereford.
the work both north and south now
promises to move with greater speed
since the company began negotia-
lions with the FTuen Bsmbrick Con
structon Co., Of st. Louis. Unless
something unforeseen arises, work
In both directions will be pushed
Throughout the winter and the Hne
completed as soon as possible.
Judge w. w. Bolts has Just re-
turned from mass meetings at Moli-
no and Santa Fe and found the farm
ers deeply Interested and willing To
do everything On their power to
aid the company in the extension of
its line in that direction.
"The Traction Company" said
Judge Bolts, after several months
negotiations have at last gotten a
proposition from the Fruen Bambrbc
Construction Co. of st. Louis, 20
build the line from the power house
TO Mloino and Santa Fe on condition
that $4,000 a mile is secured from
this city to Santa Fe.
"rhey will also take up the work
of construction on the Southern ex-
Itension to Columbia as soon as $1,000
a mile is secured from Hereford to
Columbia. The subscriptions from
Mexico to Santa Fe must be obtain
ed next week in which case the
work viii start north at once, and
the road be pushed to Santa Fe this
fall and winter.
Meetings have heen held at Mo
limo and Santa Fe this week and com
mittees are at work determined to
get the required amount. This con-
struction company is a very wealthy
concern of unlimited experience and
toonfkoI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08
AUDRAIN STOCK NEWS
FROST WILL
RUIN CORN CROP
SAYS HENRY WIkKLER

Henry winkler. one Of Audrain's
best and most prominent citizens,
leaves in a few days for Wray,
Colo, where he will visit his son,
Ohas. w. Winkler. Mr.. Winkler says
a frost in the next three weeks viii
kill the corn crop completely, leaving
nothing but fodder in the fields.
The last RAIN" said Mr.. Winkler,
was great for the corn and made the
farmers generally rejoice. II was
badly needed and came at the right
time. On the flat prairie lands around
Rush Hill, we have had more corn to
the acre, for the past few years,
than ON the uplands, and this is be-
cause it win thrive there better when
the season is dry.
"All corn that is about matured
win be benefited by the rain. All
corn that is of late planting and
stIll green will be given a big boost,
sufficiently so that frost within the
next three weeks will do much mis-
chief. The greatest benefit Of the
rain will be TO late pastures and 10
the sowing of wheat"
In speaking Of the dangers of a
frost in the next few weeks, Prof.
Jordon, the corn man." says:
"a frost within three weeks would
mean soft corn. There is a heavy
crop Of corn for MISSOURI at the
present time. The green corn Is
due to late planting as many farmers
had to plant two or three times on
account Of the heavy spring rains.
There is about the same acreage this
year as in average years for Mis-
souri,.
Some counties where l have
BEEN" continued Mr.. Jordan, care re
porting the best corncrops they have
ever grown. But even In those couhl-
ties an early frost will do much
harm.
about the best corn have
seen lis in north central Missouri. J
have not been in the southeast cor
ner OF the state"
George Reeder, in charge Of the
United States weather bureau at Co
lumbia said that the frosts this veal
were not expected until Oct. IL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08
% YEARS G

Marriage licenses we're issued to
C. A. Locke, of Palmyra, and Mrs,
Annie Beauchamp, of Vandalia; Dan
.iel w. Kalheider, of Pittsfield, ILL.,,
and Miss Matte johnson, Of Pitts
field, Ill.
Joseph Seller, who lived near Lib
erty church, northwest of Thomp-
son, advertised a public sale at his
place.
C. w. Morris, of this city, was
elected college clerk Of Marion-Sims
College in st. Louis.
w. w. Fry was building a barn at
his home on Jefferson street.
Charley Graham had the con,
tract of putting electric bells in the
Ringo Hotel.
DR.. ], E. Harris moved from Aux
vase to Marshall.
Patrick Mccullough, Of Centraha
and Miss Elizabeth Eason were mar
! ried by Judge S. M. Edwards,
Joseph Gelvin, of Upton, Mo.
bought the Shippee green house.
Mrs. Polly Boaz died of general d.
bility.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08
10 YEARS G


Major ]. R. Ricke was manager
of the Windsor Hotel.
Tildon Toalson and Miss Myrtle
Robinson were married by Rev. w. a
Hanna.
Miss Daisy Baker was employed to
teach in a select private school at
Atoka, Ind. Ter.
The funeral services over the re-
mains Of Warren c. Fowles were
conducted from the residence of MARI
Pitcher. The pallbearers were; w. X
Potts. Geo. Kabrich, S. P. Emmons,
R. R. Arnold, B. R. Cauthorn and
w. II. KEENAN,.
Among those who attended the pic
mic at Martinsburg werei Howard
L. Buckley, John d. orear, A. j
Winscott, Percy Treloar, Frank GID
son, Rhodes Clay, Capt. j. q
Buckner, John Abbay.
Legare Gary was assistant ex
press messenger ON the c. & A
railroad between Mexico and Kansas
City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08

The funeral of C. P. Vandiver' u,
ator Of The Keytesville Courier anu
known throughout the State aus an az
gressve newspaper a will De ea..
mday. He died at 4 p. M YESTERDAY
ms a result OF an assault MADE On nN
Aug. s by John Cunningham 'h'
an athlete, 20 years old.
vamdever was a candidate or
County Recorder at the recent ptlln'
ary election and James D.
ham and his son helped 70 ue,s~
him. vandever criticised Il e,uo,
Cunningham for working asa.iS ~
b6m. Young Cunningham reseh'eu ~
criticism. He met vandever on nO
street ana a controversy arose Van
deyer was knocked down ana popsel'
into lns~ensibllity. He was carr'eU
home unconscious and had oeeh 0oi'
fined TO his bed eve since
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08

waste your money buying
7 when you can get a bottle
hmOerlain's Liniment for TWEEN
cents A piece Of flannel
Pned with this llnimeent Is su-
TO any plaster for lame back,
IN the side and chest, and
cheaper, Sold by all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08

Rev. c. A. Mitchell went to Mont
gomery City Thursday morning,
where he will perform the marriage
ceremony at the wedding of Edward
A. Haas, of st. Louis, and Miss SUI
sic Baker, of Montgomery City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08
New York, Sept. 2.

New York, Sept. 2.
Notices have been served upon
10, 1000 garment strikers in this city,
that they must vacate their tenement
homes because Of non.payment Of
rent. Men and women alike are fren.
zied with tho turn affairs have taken
and know not where to turn.
Justice Snitikin, to whom they ap.
peal for leniency, had to tell a wom'
an to-day that she must vacate the
rooms she occupied with her seven
children. She sstood dazed for a
moment and then looked
about her as II for an angel of mer-
cy. There was rome. The court
room in Madison street was crowded
with men and women In about the
same plight. A court officer took
her gently by the arm to lead her
away.
There were still scores of cases to
be heard. Again she hooked appeal
ingly to Justice Snitiktn.
you must CO." he said softly.
She looked through the broad win
dow of the courtroom and her gaze
followed the tenement brick piles
upward until she looked at the dull
skies at the falling rain. From under
a faded shawl she drew a long, max
ed arm, deathlike in its Wilderness.
She pointed to the street and t.
the storm.
"You must 60" a court officer re
peated.
"Where?" she asked. There wai
no answer. She went away, anC
her woe was lost in the mex
| story related to the court.
Many of the landlords have resort
ed to renting their rooms by Tho
week instead of by the month on thu
theory that they win find out soonel
If the tenant is good or bad pay.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08
CLIP MILDRED HOME

Clip Mildred, a Mexico boy VINO
went to Colorado several years
age, and since that time met with
great success in the Western state,
is here on a several weeks visit with
relatives. Mr.. Mildred says the crop
outlook is only fair in Colorado as
1t has been very dry. He is looking
well and prosperous and his many
friends are glad to see him home
lnUaiu
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08
SAYS PROSPECT AT SANTA
FE is VERY BRIGHT.

r. II. Phillip who was one OIL
the Engineers for the electric line
was at Santa Fe, Saturday, and says
there will be a meeting at that place
next Wednesday for the purpose OF
getting subscriptions to complete the
electric line in that direction. Mt
Phillips says the prospect looks good
In that section.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08

Can be depended upon is an ex-
preston we all like to hear, n
when 1t lis used in connection with
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and d.
awhoea Remedy 1t means that 1t
never fails to cure diarrhoea, dysen-
terry or bowel complaints. 1t is pleas
ant to take and equally valuable for
children and adults. Sold by all drug
gists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08
WILLIAM KEMPER, JR, WRITES
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

The Ledger Is I'm receipt OF q post
al card from Asheville. N. c., from
William Kemper, Jr. He says the
country is fine i'm the mountain re-
gions and that the city is not only
beautiful, but very clean. He says
the climate Is ideal and he is feel
ing better. His many friends will
be glad to hear from him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08
Fine Chance to
Buy Good Horses

The A. q. Clarke Horse sales
Company will hold their next Dig
sale at Miles City, Montana, on sep.
TENDER IL, 10, IA, and IS. They VIII
sell on these dates 1000 horses con
slstinq of all classes. If you "ane
the big mares with colts or good
draft bred weanllnes attend ms
sale, Horses Of all kinds are selling
cheaper at our sales than anywhere
on earth.
Our October sales will be held on
the 10th to 18th, also 2Sth and <'ui'
Write for information. eod&24-St
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08

Word has reached this city from
Plattsburg, where the Methodist Con-
ference has been in session that
the Rev. c. M. Bishop, Of the Meth
odist Church, of this city, has
been transferred to Wichita Fans
Tex. Just who will succeed Mr.. Bhsh'
op here has not been announced.
The Rev. G. G. Selecman, former
ly of = is city and lately pastor on
the Moberly Methodist Church was
transferred to a st. Louis congrega'
tion-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08
PRES. TAFT
OPPOSES
ROOSEVELT
LEDGER SPECIAL.
ROWLAND NEWS BUREAU.
st. Paul, MINI, Sept. 5.

st. Paul, MINI, Sept. 8.
President Taft, in his address be-
fore the Conservation Congress here
today, opposed Clifford Pinchot and
the Roosevelt plans. From his re-
marks, it is evident he leans
toward the States right to handle
the water power sites and decries
the extreme Capitalization of gov
eminent power.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08

Your complexion Us well as your
temper Is rendered miserable by a
disordered liver. By taking Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
you can improve both. Sold by all
druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08
wUNys ThiH

FvRaofsp One Hundred pcIiars Reward ~
~ saeo Of Catarrh that cannot be cured ~
Halls Catarrh Cures
p. J. CHENEY D Co.. Props, Toledo. o.
yve ire undersigned, have known F. J. Chez
hsv for The last Is years, and believe him per-
Ysc.ivrhoporable in all business transactions
~ snancialiy able to carry out any obliea-
VIZ Wrar = TsuAx. Wholesale Druggists, Tole6o.O
EAIpINa, KINNAE& MARvIN, WhoiesAiso sus'
a. eists, Toledo, o.. .-.u. s.Asus
ainuetis mon the blood and mucous suIincesJ =
~ s~stsus, Price, TIC. per bottles ootA ~
nSnS.assa. WugtmcAAale eFee.
HSii'a FamIlysPfls arethe best
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08

Henry Howell is home from Har-
din Mont, where he spent the
,mmer with his brother, Ethan. lie
r~enorts Ethan and family i'm the best
of health. Henry will spend a cou,
n,e Of weeks at home, then he wal
90 to quincy, ILL.,, where ne wan
sole !. course in the Gem City Bust
navs College.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08

Chamberlain's Colo, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is to-day the best
known medicine in use for the re-
lief and cure of bowel complaints "
cures gripping, diarrhoea, dysentery'
and should be taken at the first I'M
natural looseness of the bowels. IL
is equally valuable for children n
adults. It always cures. Sold by all
druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08

| j. A. Potts and wife have re-
to San Antonio, Tex. Mr..
: an enthusiastic supporter Of
y R, Francis for the United
Senate, and, il possible, will
to Mexico I'm time to vote
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08

pm Wilkins and wife are
from the East where Mr.. Will
bought a big line of fall and
| goods for the Fredendall &
department. store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08

and Mrs. Fred Bronough and
BID Mrs. Oliver Garrison and
I St. Louis. are the guests
and Mrs. G. W. Robertson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08

Annals dividends, 44,444 per cent.
Figures don't lie" bring on a
fresh goose.
Centralia, Sept. 3.
A large crowd marked the at
tendance the last day OF the falr'
The following are the ring awards.
Best rmabout mare
list, J. 7. Harris; End, B. X. Mid
dleton.
Best to surrey
list, w. J. Coles; End, B. r. Md
dleton.
Best combination, horse mare or
gelding-
LIST, Jack O'Diamonds, B. R. Mid
dleton; End, Hook & Woods; Ord,
w. J. Coles; 4th, B. R. Middleton.
Best mare mule colt
list, A. Collins, Audrain.
Best pair mules amy age tconsoia'
ton priDe)-Joe Considlne, list.
). q. earfaru ana son,
mile ana a nan SCUM W my.
nave a iorty-scre lSeio ol cum n,
season wnlch VIII yaeIu wuH' WI"
pio 1880 49, oountv
pusheIs Per acre y" poone
TINS year. :,
lhere Is propSply Az. : i'm
the s'ate o missouri m
equai n'1 tn ho,+
y no leu VI iof's ~ 80,
inns o~e. HSy 49, 20
VIII ySeiu one nunuieu
shuckeo conh. or.
M the ferche oieeA ~ -
thls corn sio"s, 49,, $50
SeV an @cie, % ~ soooo T.aor,s
acres wouiu pe III
ron az o'el .ne 5000
matea Una. WV Dss ~. 1ord
W" so;n estimate thu
inns year so a. q
corn WIZ Seii ! n,ortoooe
"rat 'ha' "ou 20 this
Is easily iHeureu ~ on,
scrt' OF even o~e u .nD9 ,ond
one' moD MAJ ann over 70,
ana leave d nee
a RAINY ody' =
! 3 r. Loren sou coo rnan Al
l n"iAes " 49,, Mo In
e so pought a urais n'e 49,
rem lot s'o' Doun ~
Dies :
D. X. bFauiey says nr' 40 ~
oats promises 10 a'e"eo oO 40
Y says ne mas 40 acres VI oo'"
is an fihe coluN'ioh. A.
u. u Waasol, Wno Is ~.
most enthusiastic aumnels :,
souri, farms IN the WORN S"g :
would rather nave a oricAydiu al ~,
des than an Arkansas l"nn'
son a Just retuineu noih
e and should Know. -,
e Sam Hoar' ear SANTA re- ~
$ 20 lS96lb. steers 20 y
v &C. VIM oVeaie~ 'o-u gro ID
" old mules to sam roWe az Pf
Row sold a PAN 10 laylor D'"eu ~
g $3.50. e
Charley COOK sold ms
p acres near santa re- 70 noeet ~
s. at $54 an acre ana VIII move ~ y
lumpla.
Clarence hagsoaie thresneu an =
% srage OF four pusneis Oh seu =
DO acre from his crop Oh WOW ~
in South Fork n SOU aOo 90 .
blu. of 1T TO a Mexico lIal "' 90
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08

Green, the Hveryman, will
from Wichita, Kan, in a few
his family to reside in the
Buckner home on s. Jefferson
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08

best Architects, Painters and
'ctors Of the country use Mound
Horse Shoe" Brand Of House
exclusively. Otis Purdy. 32-Iyr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08
EARL AND FAMILY
RETURN TO MEXICO

ald Mrs. Ed. Pearl and son,
who have been residing In
Psse, have returned TO this city
4 The Ledger Joins their many
! N welcoming them home.
| all come back"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08
A RELIABLE MEDICINE
NOT A NARCOTIC.

Foley,s Honey and Tar is a a !
and effective medicine for on'a'ren
as NJ does not contain opiates OF
harmful drugs. Get only the genuine
Tolev,s Honey and Tar in the yellow
packages, Otis Purdy.