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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
TAMALPAIs MILITARY ACADEMY

Mount Tamalpais military academy
is one of the notable institutions OF
this section for its superior training
Horsemanship, cavalry. mounted artil-
lery. 1t is a fully accredited military
school with a large staff of college,
men. in charge of a United States Of
ficer. 1t is located at San Rafael.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07

kindergarten to high school. An
nOuncement of this Institution is fully
covered in the advertisements appear
ing among the schools and colleges to-
day.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
LYCEUM FOR HIGHER COURSES

This is an old esta blished school de-
signed to prepare students for the uni
versity, college, teachers examinations,
Annapolis, West Point, army officers
examinations, etc. 1t is located at 1880
Pine street, corner of Scott, San Fran
CISCO Of los graduates of the Lyceum
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
MISS HARKER'S SCHOOL

PALO ALTO, CAL
Boarding and Day School for Girls.
Certificate admits to Stanford, UnfVer-
Sfty of California, Vassar, Smith and
Mills. Great attention given to music.
arts and crafts Home Economies. Spe-
cial nurse for younger children. Ninth
year begins August Is Catalogue upon
APPLICATION.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
MANZANITA HALL

school, FOR BOYS, PALo ALTO, CAL.
Prepares for college and technical scnooL
Eighteenth year opens August 20th.
w. A. SHEDD. Head Master.
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POLYTECHNIC Business College

1 School OF Shorthand and Typewriting. Oak
LAND Cal. Inc stock S1O0-0O0)- CaliforniaB
Greatest Business Training School. Finest build
ing ana equipment in America Write for frsa
catalog. Come Oakland for business educa ton
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
ST. MARY.s COLLEGE
sCHooL OLE ACTING

The Paul Gerson school of acting is
the most advanced in it's line in the
state Paul Gerson, actor of high
repute, personally directs it. Places
are found for students as they develop
in the profession.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
ANDERSON ACADEMY

Irvington. Alameda coGzty. Next term begins
August TO- Equipment. teaching, discipline. situ-
leges east and west. Catalogue. WILLIAM
WALKER ANDERSON. Principal. Irvington. Gal
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Convent Boarding School

Terms very reasonable. Separate departments
for little boys ST Mary's Presentation Con-
vent. Giiroy.
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Send 10 GaTanlgr- -Marsh BUSINESS coIsla

1886 Market ST.. san Francisco, for Iiteraturs
containing the views OF the newspapers con-
eerning demonstra ton OF proficiency before Judge
Cabaniss and newspaper reporters.
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pREpAREs FOR COLLEGE

Miss Harker'ss school at sPalo Alto,
opened in 1902, prepares girls for
Stanford university and for all the
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07

THE WATSON SCHOOL.
2635 Hilegass av.. Berkeley. Cal. Boarding and
day school OdeFs the best features OF public
and private school systems College preparatory.
Fail term begins August 10.
MRS. G. L. WATSON. Principal.
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THE LYCEOM

S.F. UNIVERSITY SCHOOL
sFor Boys) 22G4 California st. GEO BATES
founder. Fall term opens August lsr- Grad
yates admitted to the Universities upon recon-
mendation Of the Faculty.
K. J. BELLING. Phi. D.. PRINCIPAL.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07

Business education is a larger and
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF ARTs
THE POLYTECHNIC OF OAKLAND

Inc Polytechnic business college NJ
oak has made a great record in
training young men and women for
high grade positions.
me new Polytechnic college build
ing, located 1t Twelfth and Harrison
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07

AZ select school for children from
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
FORMER MENCOAN
PRAISES D. R. FRANCIS

He IS now candidate for U. S. Sen
ator and he certainly deserves the
support of all good ekizers regard
less Of what their politics are and /
think st is the duty Of livery voter
TO work for him unsa the day Of the
election and so to abe polls and
vote for him and at the end Of his
term they will say to themselves.
What a good deed I did Missouri"
This Western country needs him in
Washington.
Now In REGARD to the Pest nlsnatrh
attack upon one of M~Assouri's mos,
honored citizens is public Outrage,
and one that Missouri and 81. Louis
should resent by electng d. r. Fran
els to represent them as U. S. SeIa.
tor IN Washington, and show the
Post Dispatch that Il has no influence
In the State nor IN the city where
Il resides. Led Il sink into oblivion
and put crepe upon ss doors ahat
IL might die a natural death.
Yours very respectfully,
]. W. SANFORD.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

REFERRING to the leadership Of
Hon. Champ Clark, of the Ninth Con-
gr~essional District, the Kansas City
Star editorially says: "Mr. Clark
would have the party stand ready TO
meet the responsibilities that would
come with a Democratic majority in
the House or in both the House and
the Senate. He has promised, so
far as it lies within his power as
present leader and prospective Speak.
er of the House, a legislative pro-
gram for which the party could oon-
.sistently ask and expect the support
of progressive Republicans. In thus
openly recognizing the fact that the
governmental policies now de-
manded by the people are not
of any party, and that the en-
forcing Of them need not be the work
Of any one party. Mr.. Clark shows
a breadth dictatorship most encour
aging to the friends of progress
and reform. On the main issues be-
fore the Nation the two parties have
small differences. And in the soly-
ing Of public questions the progress.
i've statesman of all parties must
stand ready to work together. That
is the chief aspect of party RESPONSE
bilities at this time"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

THE YandaHa Leader referring to
the need Of "a new Jail and county
tnfirmarys says: That Audrain cou
~ needs a new infirmary seems to
be generally conceded. The last time
This proposition was before the Deo-
pie the Leader printed interviews
with abofEt twenty taxpayers, an both
Vandalia and vicinity and the nniyer
sal expression was 10 favor Of the
proposition. The feeling now seems
much stronger. and there Is very
liiale doubt but THAI the voters In
this end of the county wdl endrose a
proposition 50 patiently for the good
and for the dignity OF the county. Au-
drain county owes it not only to her
self to have these institutions. sani-
sary and adequate for the purpose,
but she should do It from the stand
point Of humanity. and her own prou
standing among Hhe banner counties
q Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

EVERY director Of the 81. Lou
Is Worlds Fair endorses the follow.
ing resolution: I'VE know David r.
Francis. We have been closely as.
sociated with him for years. OF our
knowledge. we can testify he is an
upright and an honorable man who
performed as president Of the Exposi-
ton great public service and neither
in tho matter Of switching charges
nor in any other official not Of his
can there be made justly the charge
that the Exposition was used for
his personal profit. President Fran.
els served the Exposition without sal
airy or compensation directly OK indi-
rectly. His work was untiTing. unset,
fish and effective. No act OF his was
the subject Of criticism by any one
who knew the facts. As showing the
faSty Of this Implication Of grating
involved in the switching service, we
attach a statement of facts OF record
in the minutes and correspondence
files Of the Exposition certified to by
the director Of work and the seere-
tary."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

see an distinguished leaders q all
parties have q cordial reception in
Mexico. We would Ike 20 have
TAFT. Roosevelt and Hadley speak IN
Audrain county. While this b a bdg
Democratic county. that Is no reason
why we would not all be glad 20 hear
the other side Because we do not
agree with a mar Is no reason we an
not going 10 hear Ism and see that h
has a cordial reception while cur
guest Audratn people can't an agree
all the time On all things but we are
an noted for our hospitality and
good fellowship. Come on In. the
water 4 fine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
HOW TO SECURE HELP
A SERIOUS PROBLEM

The scarcity of help in Mexico In
the way OF cooks. housekeepers, wash
erwomens and men for odd jobs is
very noticeable.
The Associated Charities have a
long list of people who desire TO EN-
ploy help at any price almost, and
many unsuccessful attempts have
been made 10 supply the demand.
One reason for this scarcity has been
suggested, and that Is that the lobor-
ing class are unable to pay the rent
Of the majority Of houses for rent,
and go to towns where rent is
cheaper. 1t Is almost impossible to
find an idle person among the
worthy poor on eolored, and some are
oyerWorked.
Help is needed On our boarding
schools and In some Of pun public
institutions and in many private
homes. One Doctor stated he would
be willing to feed a whole family IN
order to get a washerwoman-
Unless more people move to Mexico
who can be employed to work, a call
win have to be made on the Or.
phanis Homes in our large cities.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
$ Louis. Mo-. Oct Il.

81 Louis. Mo-, Oct IL.
r. N. White.
Editor Me1ioo Ledger
Dear SIR: About As years ago /
lived in Mexico and have some rel
atives living there and a good many
old friends. / have been a resident
Of St Louis for more than 80 years,
and was an active member of the
Merchants Exchange for % years.
] have known Goyerunnr Francis
ever since I have lived in this city,
aud oannot find words Of praise
enough for HAN. his sterling quail
ties. his energy and his Integrity. all
q which has never been doubted by
any nan who knew him and there
is no man living in the State who
has done so much for Il and for
the City Of st. Louis.
We all know how he filled the diff
.ferent offices OF trust that the good
people OF this State elected aim 10
with great credh 10 himself and to
the people who supported him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

]. P. KEN, Of Macon, a member
Of the !. C. N. Stephens Clothing Co.
Of Macon, and the Mexico Clothing
Co, Of this city, was in Mexico Thurs
day, attending the Ferris & Cauth-
orr corn show. The Stephens Cloth
Ing Co, in Macon, wiz give a similar
show there Oct. &c to Is. Mr.. KEN
says he considers such exhibits not
only an education, but a spur. 70 the
farmer TO raise better corn. He
was enthusiastic over the Mexico
show and its large number Of en-
tries.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
NOTICE OF AN ELECTION, SUB.
MITTINe THE COUNTY HIGH.
WAY ENGINEER PROPOSITION
TO the QUALIFIED VOTERS
OF AuoRAIN COUNTY, MIS-.
SOURI,.

Notice rs hereby given that b,
an order Of the County Court Of Au.
drain county, Missouri. made October
ord, 1910, that at the General
Election for State and County officer,
70 be held on Tuesday, November stb
1910, the proposition as to whether
Vle County Of Audrain, State Of
h'ssourl. shall continue to maintain
me office Of county Highway Engin.
eer or not, win be submitted 10 the
Qualified voters of said Audrain Coun.
" as provided by section 1851. Re-
vised Statutes of Missouri, 1909. and
subject to the Election laws Of this
State?
l. u. H, Carter, Clerk Of the Coup.
" Court, hereby certify that the
aooye is a true copy of the order n
publication made by said Court on
October Ord. 1910.
e. H. CARTER. Clerk Of the
County Court.
by J. B. GRAHAM. Deuutv
32-1t; 34-2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

JUDGE JEFFERSON POLLARD OF
ST. Louis. who has a worldwide re-
putalson as a success ia securing
sobr.ety by his parole system, is
home from a pleasant trip abroad.
Tho Judge received public attention
WHEREVER be went by leading jurists
Pollard Is n Of the best known
and most popular judges we know Of.
lie Is fair and Just but kind and Is
beloved and respected even by
those he Furnishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
Making Good.

Q
There Is no way OF making tdsttna
friends like sMaking Good" and Doctor
PIerce's medicines well exempli.y thls
and their friends, after more than two
decades OF popularity, are numbered By
the hundreds OF thousands. They have
made good and they have not made
drunkards.
A good, honest, sQuare-deal medicine al
known composition Is DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. II still enjoys an i'm.
mense sale, while most Of the prepare.
lions hat have como into prominence In
she earlier period OF Its popularity have
gone Dy the board . and are never more
heard OF. There must be some reason for
THIS longtime popularity and that is 10
DC found In Its superior merits. When
once given a fair trial for weak stomach.
or for liver and blood affections, its SUD
ri0r curative qualities are soon manifest,
hence 1t has survived and grown In pop
ular favor, while scores of less merltorlons
articles have suddenly flashed into favor
ior a brief period and then been as soon
forgotten.
For a torpid liver with its atteudap,
Indigestion, dyspepsia, headache- her.
haps dizziness, foul breath, nasty coated
tongue, with bitter taste, loss OF appetite.
with distress after eating, nervousness
n debility, nothing Is so good AZ mr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. lis
an honest square-deal medicine with All
Its ingredients printed on bottle-wrapper
no secret, no ho~cus-pocus humbug,
therefore don't accept fsubstitute that
tne dealer may possibly make a little big.
ger profit. Insist on your right to have
what you call for.
Don't buy DR.. Pierce's Favorite prescrIp.
ton expecting It 10 prove a sc~ure-alI.s Il
IS only advised for woman's specIni Mi.
ments. u makes weak women strong AID
SICK women well. Less advertised than
some preparations sold for like purposes.
its sterling curative virtues still maintain
US position In the front ranks, where ii
stood over two decades ago. AS M IN.
MIGRATING tonic and strengthening nery.
me u IS ~unequaled. II won't satisfy those
who want booze" for there Is not a drop
Of alcohol In II.
VI: Plerce's Pleasant Pellets, the ortoL
2 Little Liver pills, although the frst
PHI oil their kind In the market. still Head
and when once tried are ever afterwards
2 favor. Easy TO take as eandy-ona N
three a dose. Much initiated but asva
eQtLdlah
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that le''oiS
Of administration on the estate u
L. d. Shippce, deceased, were gFal"O
TO the undersigned September 20
1910, by the Probate Court Of AudTaI
County, Missouri. All persons na,,
ing claims against said estate ai'
required to exhibit the same TO u'
undersigned for allowance W"n
In one year from the u"'
Of said letters or they may De P0
cluded from any benefit of said eS
tate, and II such claims be not ga
htbited within two years from u"''
Of this publication they will be III
ever barred.
JOHN w. HOWELL
3i.4t Adminisiral@'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

PRESIDING JUDGE ALEX CAR
TER Is home from Macon City
where he investigated the cost Of
q new jail The Judge says he
ihsnlns the q iail can be bulk
and for less than $25, 900, maybe
only a little more than $50, 600.
The Court will only sell bonds to the
amount necessary to build the jail
and will have the work done as eco
nomiealiy as possible to Sc
cure goood building.
Audral people all want a new Jail
and i~nfirnary and can rest assured
that the Court VIII spend no more
money than Is necessary 10 secure
satisfactory buildings.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
PEpDLERs never maze . ~.
h,AE PROPERTY ZOE SALE


l want to sell the rreloar Block in
Mexico. now occupied by the Post.
office and Smith Brothers Store. The
entire block Is well rented and
brings about $1,000 annually. The
property Is clear Of incumbrance, and
I viii make the terms satisfactory to
a reliable purchaser. It Is in good
repair. nicely located. My reasons
for selling is that ! am located too
far away to look after this property
as / should and need the money IL
my local business here. II this offer
is attractive, please write Immediate
ly to w. p. Mohr, Spencer. Boyd
county. Nebraska lwtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

COL CLAY, ]. D. orear, Dr.. ].
F. Harrison, z D. Graham, Geo. Rob.
ertson and r. N. While went to ST.
louis to-day o attend the convention
that dominates a supreme judge
10 succeed Supreme Judge Fox, de-
ceased. The name of Judge Geo. Rob-
ertson, If Mexico, will likely be pre-
scented TO the convention.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

FIRST-CLAss country weekly pa.
pers In most o. the States are from
$50 10 $500 per year cash In ad-
vance. In Missouri the subscription
price runs from nothing. including a
pair Of shears, etc, etc, up. The
prico cuts no ice" The people
want the goods and are willing to
pay q fair price on delivery, Missouri
eouniry papers had a much larger CIR
tiiHalon when the subscription PRICE
was double what Il IS today. What's
the answer
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

MEXICO IS TO have the pleasure Of
entertaining hundreds of Lady Maooa-
bees the latter part Of the month
and every effort should be made to
add the local Hives in their Work.
The Mexico Hives are two Of the
strongest in the state and the guests
are assured Of a royal time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

COL. CLAY. chairman Of the Au.
drain County Democratic Committee,
ACCOMPANIED Hon Champ Clark 20
Pisgah in Sailing township Monday
where he made a speech. The De-
mocracy Of Audrain is we~ll-organized
and win give an increased majority
this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

A FIRsT-oLkss, clean show at
fair prices helps a good town grow.
A rotten poor show at any price
helps put a town on the bum. Mex.
ieo Is entitled 10 the very best on
the nnnd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

Fred FrStchie. ". L Foster. H..
Fecht, Joe Feeht H. Ferguson, Roy
Ferguson, Jas. Fecht. L. r. Fecht
John Feoht. H. N. Fennewald. Z.
Ferris, c. Farrah. W.. H. Fuhrer, lr
YIN Fuhrer, Fischer Fuhrer. Louis
Fuhrer. J.. C. Fisher. Z. Fred. Robt.
|Fntchie. Fred Feger, Albert Feger,
william Geetings. jos. GeefineS
Chester Geehngs. @. II. Gard
ner, Jos. Green. w 8. Geary. G.
a. Goodrich, Grssory Haley. A D.
Cas-. Z. A. gibbs. E. L. Gregory.
Robt. Guthrie. Rdbt. Greer. F. Good
son, VIM. Goodson. Jess Goodson.
u. j. Hickman. A. J. Hall. Walter
Haffner, Jas. Holman, II. G. Hill
debrand. Oscar Hindebrand. J. +.
Hutts. Edward HndebranA Chas.
Hidebrand, Roy Hopkins. Ell.
zea Harrison. VIM. Horton, Rich
ard Horton, c. s. Harrison. p. J..
Hoover, Rot. Hoover. J. d. Harding,
W. Il. Hodge. J. r. Hampton, Geo.
Hampton. C. c. Hum. r. L. Heizer,
Ray Heiker, r. Hickman. J. II.
Hardesty, T. C. Hicks. W. w. Har-
per, Geo. Helwig. Arthur Helwig,
Mr.. Hopkins, J. W. Hanger. Theo,
Hohkamp, Ed. Holtkamp. Fred Holt
lkamp, J. S. Harvey, C. c. Hickman.
Herman Hutson. Henry Hildehrand.
Harry Hildebrand, J. s. lmann X. A,
Hayes, Jas. Jones. Tandy Jones. J..
IP. Jeffries, Elmer ~Jeffnies, Wills
johnson, Geo. Jones', II. @. jenkins.
lc. A. Johnson. w. e. johnson, J,
u. Jesse, Everett Johnston. Robt.
Johnston. E. Jung, q. e. Jones, s..
H. Johnson. Emmett Johnson. d.
Johnson. w. H. Keyser. Robt. Kerr,
Fred Klusman. WIN Klusman, w. +.
Kindig, A. KesIer, Ira Kunkel. H.
KIusman, Otto Kunkel. w. e. Kerr,
~, P. Kessler, ". M. Kincade, c. G.
Lawrence, S. q. Loren. J. c. Loren,
lw. w. Loren, l.. p. Larkin. Fred
LAnge, @. A. Lewis, Jas. Lewis. v.
Lewton. ]. o. Laforoe. S. G. Lander,
IS. e. Lyell, C. C. Lewis. Oscar
Lewis, Robt. Luckie, t. w. Lambert,
H. M. Lakeland, Turner Lewis, VIM.
Morgan, Dan Myers, Lloyd Mcintosh,
A. o. Montague, @. +. Mayes, WEm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

Dowell, s. 7. Davenport, r. Il.
Davenport, s. W. Daniel, S, +. Da.
Wis, chas. Davis, Kenneth Davis,
II. Daily, Garth Daily, Winfred Dial.
by, L. P. Dye, A. NJ. Dowell. Aug.
Duffen, Ciarence Duffen, chas. Duf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

fen, G. II. Culbertson, L. O. culbert.
son, r. c. Davis. Geo. Dean. Luke
Edwards, d. X. Crockett, Il. C. Crock
EFT, Chas. crum, Frank Cordner. A,
II. Canterbury, Elmer Cunningham, 7
Cauthorn, D. Franklin, II. Franklin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION

AT NEVADA.
The General Association OF the Bpa-
tst Church meets at Nevada this
week Among aiiose TO attend from
Mexico are the Rev. and Mrs. H.
y. Truck; G. A. Whherspoon, Jas.
Owen. Junge J. A Guthrie; John w.
Million. president Of Hardin Col
Iege.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

THE Ferrk & cauthorn corn show
b the boe exhibit Of this Kind
sccn anywhere. i Is a splendid ad.
scrdsemo1t for Mexico. Audrain cosln
y and The State Of Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
MOTHERS CLUBS
LATEST MEETING.

The Associated Charities Mothers
Club met Friday afternoon. The arti-
cles read were from Lite and
Works Of Sturgeon" and were the fol
lowing, Spoiled Children" Like
Cat Like Kit" Sons Who Turn
Out Fools" Happy Homes"
Refreshments were served.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

vgor and cheerful.
ness soon disappear
when the kidne rs are
out Of order or dis
eased
Kidneytroubie has
become 50 prevalent
that it Is not uncom.
non for a child 10 be
born afflicted with
weak kidney Tf4he
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
5nrtrtu
By Miss Esther Houston Phone 81

BY Miss Esther Houston Phone 81
The Mexico Elks Lodge rooms win
be the meeting place for the Lady
Maecabee Rally.
Ms. J. C. Buckner, of Kansas
City, is now domiciled at Mrs.
Spence's for the winter.
Mrs. S. B. Cook returned home
ON Monday, after a visit with rela-
tives here.
Miss Susie Houston is home fnom
Aarshall to remain over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ragsdale. of
Paris. are guests of Mesdames Hous-
ton and Gibbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Williams left
Tuesday TO visit their son, Charles
Williams. in ~Pftsburg, Penn.
Mesdames d. A. Mcmillan and W.
w. Bolts attended the State Mission
airy meeting of the Presbyterian
church at Fulton this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Carpenter
entertained at dinner on last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. McAlister and Mr.
McAlister.
The West-End Club held its usual
Tuesday evening session with Mrs.
o. c. Willard this week. A pleasant
time was spent at Somerset and a
most pahatable lunch served,
Mrs. w. X. Potts pleasantly en-
tertained at twelve O'Clock dinner on
Tuesday Mrs. C. C. Sekcman and
daughter and son, Josephine and
Francis. and Mrs. W. c.. Burks and
daughter, Mary Lee.
The Premier C~hautauqua with
twelve members present met with
Mrs. DR.. Moore. Wednesday. The
lesson for the day formed the pro-
gram. The next meeting will be
with Miss Mary Berrey.
Miss Carrie Moore was the hon
ored guest Monday at a pleasant six
O'Clock dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Carpenter. The remaining
guests were Misses Tucker, Mauh-
ews and Mr.. James Carpenter.
Miss Carrie Moore was the guest
Of honor at a 6course dinner, given
Tuesday by Mrs. S. D. Burroughs.
The remaining guests were:
DR.. and Mrs. Paul E. Coil,
Coil, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carpen-
ter Miss Mary Moore, Of Paris;
Mr.. James Carpenter and DR.. D. T.
Moore.
The initial meeting Of the Shake
speare Chautauqua was held Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Wright and
Miss Nanny Wright. both of whom
are members. The same textbook is
being used by the three Chautauquas
In town There were seven members
present-in addition to the hostesses.
they were Mn. Houghland and Miss
IS Morris, Jackson. Durkee and Tuck
er.
: Mr.. Harper vanNess pleasantly en-
t~ertaAned sixteen Of his friends
Friday evening IN honor of Miss Cal
lender. who IS the guest of Miss
Elinor SalIee. Games, music and
conversation made the time to pass
agreeably.
Mrs. James Jesse was the agreeable
hostess for the Fleur-de-hs Thimble
Club Thursday afternoon. Fifteen
members were present 10 impose on
the public as Of yore with their pre-
tense Of sewing for the poor but de-
serving An a-ftarnoon slIad with
eonyersation ana -retresbmente was
highly enioved
The Mems Bible Class Of the Chris
tian Church we're hosts last Sunday
at a pleasant dinner at the Rtngo, Civ
en- In honor Of Mr.. Champ Clark.
who talked that morning in the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
nIrs. George NIay says.

|"NO one Knows
have sui
|fered fro m fe-
male
pains,
land b~ackaehe.
my doctor said
he could not give
lne anything to
Icure IT. Through
the advice of q
lfriend i began
Ito use Lydia Il.
lpinkham's VeQe-