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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14
DON'T EXPERIMENT.
You Will Make No Mistake if You
Follow This Mexico Citizens Ad.
vice.
Never neglect your kidneys.

Never neglect your kidneys.
II you have pain in the back, urin-
airy disorders, dizziness and nervous.
ness, it's time to act and no time to
experiment. These are all symptoms
Of kidney trouble, and you should
seek a remedy which is known TO
cure the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills Is the remedy
TO use. No need TO experiment. 1t
has cured many stubborn cases in
Mexico. Follow the advice Of a Mex.
leo citizen and be cured yourself:
Mrs. NJ. B. Cruez, 720 FRANKLIN
ST., Mexico, NO., says: 81 was sub.
feet to attacks OF lumbago. always
more severe whine l caught cold. |
tried several remedies but was not
helped In the least and did not know
what to do. When Doan's Kidney
Pills were brought q. my attention,
! procured a box at the smock
Drug Co., and soon found them to
DC Just what my condition required.
by the time | had used the en-.
tents Of n box my troublee had left
still occasionally take a few doses
81 Doan's Kidney Pills, finding that
they keep me in good health"
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffa.
TO- New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name -Doau,a-
and take no substitute.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14


Nice rain Saturday night and sun
day. Corn was suffering for rain be.
fore this one fek
Misses Grace and Eugenia Smith
are visiting relatives in Scotland Co.,
Mo.
Miss Addie Cunningham, of Mex.
leo, visited at John Nevins' Saturday
and Sunday.
There will be a basket dinner and
Chiidren's Day exercises at New
Hope church next Sunday, July Ia.
V. v. Smith was In Thompson on
business Monday.
Miss Pearl Barnett of Mexico il
spending the week with her aunt,
Mrs. Fannie Smith.
Jeff Jerman and family came
back from ElReno, Okla, Sunday. He
says old Missouri looks good to him.
Yes, they all come back.
Miss Stella Black, Of Mexico. visit
ed at the home of Mrs. Fannie Smith
Monday and Tuesday.
W. R. Renie and family will move
TO Centralia soon to put their chill
dTen in school. While we hate to
lose these good people, we wish them
well. May their nerw home prove a
happy one.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

Judge Thomas F. MuTy. d CIeve
land township. Galloway county, and
prominently interested in the Mex
CO, Santa Fe & Perry Traction Co.
proprietor Of Forest Grove herd Of
sh0rthorn cattle. has recently
bought Rosedale Choice, a thorough
bred 4-yearsold shorthorn sire. from
Charles Leonard. Of Cooper county.
and placed him al the head Of For
esd Grove herd. Rosedale Choice IS
by old Imported Chosce Goods, The
Sorld4amous shorehorn, and Is out
n Rosedale 9Th. a celebrated matron.
he is red. beautifully formed. and
quite as fine an animal az Galway
shorthogn fancisrs have seen in a
long sirRa He was at the head Of
the Leonard herd before he vas
bought by Judge hurry and there
made a splendid reputation as a
are. Judge hurry is to be eongmt.
uated on acquiring him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

concerned, be made to feel the dis
grace the law imposed upon them.
While discussing this move in gen
eral terms to-day, Gov. Hadley said
he expected to make a number of
mistakes and it would be nothing
short Of miraculous II he failed TO
do so with the first batch Of prison
ers he paroles.
DR.. J. c. Carter Is grazing so cows
he recently purchased.
Lockridge & Jones bought 80 lambs
from Jack Crum. a prominent farm
er, living south Of this
Henry Berger. north Of town. has
so acres of wheat that looks good;
he also has 50 acres of oats in fine
shape.
Glenn Carroll, of near Vandalia, has
120 acre Of oats that will average 40
bu. His acres of wheat promises 10
bu. Some of the wheat in that sec
ton was winter killed. He estimates
the wheat crop at about SO per cent
good. He says the meadows have
never been better. He has 100 acres
OF corn Oh rolling land that is in fine
shape. 1t is knee high and laid by.
viii Hildebrand has 50 acres of
oats that viii average 80 bu. or more
and Is acres Of wheat that win Nv
lerage between Is and 20 bu. His
40 acres Of corn is promising ia
well.
Henry Berger is feeding 20 head
Of hogs that are about ready for the
market.
Robert Fritsche, north of Mexico,
a prominent young farmer, says the
corn IN his section does not look
very good. He has 20 acres Of oats
that looks good and 65 acres of corn
that Is good and clean.
Henry Berger, north of town, has
so acres Of wheat that look good;
he also has so acres Of oats in fine
shape.
Mis- Lily Clark, of Oklahoma, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Pierce, Of Laddonia.
Homer Adams and wife, OF Han
Eibal, have been visiting in Laddonia.
Or. Mccall, of Worcester, will like
ly move to LaddonIa to reside short.
ly.
Miss Lizzie Martz, who has been
visiting her brother, A. L. Brutou, of
Laddonia, has departed for a visit in
Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Ben McVey. of Laddonia, re-
Gently injured when the late DR.. E.
D. V~andeventer met his death, is
much improved.
John Hobson, Of Laddonia, shipped
a al of hogs to st. Louis this week.
Settles Bros, near Rowena, deliver
80 yearling sheep to C. G. Outright,
of Paris, Tuesday, contracted at &c.
The farmers in Kansas have begun
to thresh their wheat and It is turn
ing out much better than expected,
much of that already threshed aver
aging more than twenty bushels to
the acre, and some is going above
thirty. New wheat is testing sixty
and s~ixty-one pounds to the bushel.
Dan Cauthorn bought So head Of
Angora goats from R. H. Edmonds
this week.
d. B. Guthrie, Of near Hatton, Cal.
laway county, was in Mexico on bus
mess this week, and reports the
corn crop looking well, although some
Of IT was planted late.
Ben Canada, Of near Sturgeon, has
one of the handsomest I1.room
homes in that section. NJ. 7. vande-
GRIT recently completed painting the
dwelling.
OF the 200 acres Of corn planted
this season by J. b. Rutter, who
lives southwest of this city, all of 1T
has been laid by and in fine shape.
Lutte Diggs had 67 heifers ON the
ST. Louis market this week averag.
Ing 672 lbs. and selling at $40.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14
Tobacco in the Orient.

Use of tobacco is universal in the
orient. and the word cheroot and its
use come from Madras. The first
cigars seen by Columbus we're
wrapped with corn shucks. Some
Himalays tribes take the leaf OF the
paiassa and. with a cunning twist of
the wrist. make the bowl and long,
narro~ stem OF a pipe in the most
perfect way.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

w. ]. Buchanan, Eol1a, MO.
]. w. Crewdson, Louisiana, Mo.
For Representative.
l.. p. Crigler, Mexico, Mo.
Edwin c. Waters, Yandalia, MO.
Far Presiding Judge OF County Court
Alex Carter, Mexico, Mo.
ID. L. Rodgers, Rush Hill. Mo.
For Judge County Court Western Dis
triet.
S. C. Groves, Mexico, Mo.
For Judge Of County Court Eastern
District.
J. F. Parker, Farber, Mo.
IL ID. Risk, Wellsville, Mo.
For Judge OF Probate Court.
w. W. Bolts, Mexico, Mo.
For Clerk Of Circuit Court.
Eppa F. Elliott, Thompson, Mo.
Chas. T. Peyton, Martinsburg. Mo.
Fer Clerk of the County Court.
S. Price Cunningham, Mexico, Mo.
John b. Graham. Mexico, Mo.
For Recorder Of Deeds.
r. H. Brown, Mexico, Mo.
]. W. Stevens, Laddonia, Mo.
A. H. Whitney, Mexico, Mo.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
Z. S. CAN'T, Mexico, Mo.
For Collector of Revenue.
r. H. Marshall, Mexico, Mo.
S. A. Pulls, Centralia, Mo.
Thos. f. Roden, Mexico, Mo,
For Justice of Peace Of CuiVre Town
ship e TO eIect.)
u. Fl. Athy, Farber, Mo.
John II. Thole, Vandalia, Mo.
For Justice OF Peace OF Prairie Town
ship (2 to elecD
]. NJ. Culbertson, Laddonia, Mo.
John W Beagles, Laddonia. Mo.
For Justice OF Peace Of Linn Town.
ship q to eleet.l
VI. Doolln, Rush Hill, Mo.
Chas. L. Stewart, Rush Hill, Mo
For Justice Of Peace Of Leairc Town.
ship e 10 elect
Capt. N. Dix, Martinsburg, Mo,
A. j. Douglass, Benton City, Mo,
For Justice Of Peace OF Salt River
Township % TO elect.l
John T, Baker, Mexico, Mo.
l.. N. Bass, Mexico. Mo.
Allen Stallings, Mexico. Mo.
For Justice OF Peace OF Wilson Town.
ship e TO elect
John II. Neill, Ce%ntralia. Mo,
Reed Burke. Mexico. Mo. 81
For Justice Of Peace OF Sailing Town.
ship q to elect
r. G. Harris. C~entralia, Mo.
r. L. Barnes, Clark, Mo.
For Constable OF Cniyre Township
John S. Atkins, Vandalia, Mo.
Chas. d. Beshears, vandalia, Mo.
For Constable OF Prairie Township
JEFF. T. Asher, Laddonia, Mo.
For Constable OF Linn Township.
i. T. Paisley, Rush Hill, Mo.
For Constable Of LOutre Township
j. f. Clark, Benton City, Mo.
For Constable of Salt River Township
]. w. Barnett, Mexico, Mo.
For Constable OF Wilson Township.
Ed. B. Brown, Thompson, Mo.
For Constable of Sailing Township
Emmett German, C~entralia, Mo.
Committeeman Salt River Town
For Constable OF Sailing Township.
Committeeman First Ward Mexico
II to elect.l
Committeeman Second Ward Mex
leo Il to elect.)
Committeeman Third Ward Mexico q
to elect.)
Committeeman Fourth Ward Mexico
Il to elect.)
Committeeman Loutre Township q
to elect.)
Committeeman Linn Township q
to elect.)
Committeeman Prairie Township q
to elect.)
Committeeman Cuivre Township q
to elect.)
Committeeman Wilson Township Il
to elect.D
Committeeman Sailing Township Il
to elect.)
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

q Of Monroe. and then turned
east Il was stopped near the
coon's property On Z. Monroe. No
one a injured.
There we've q number OF narrow es-
capes, however. The vehicle OF
John Gregory in whch was Joe
Gregory and little sister was struck
and one Of che rear wheels smashed.
Alex Csrter's surrey in which was
Mr.. Carter narrowly awsrted being
ht.
That no more serious damage was
lone may be attributed 20 Fred
ooss. The driver. OF the delivery Wag-
on. who held tightly to the lines
and pever once lost his head.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

A lady had a wonderful escape from
death in Queensland lately. When out
gathering flowers she fell oyer a prec
pice at MerYyn creek. near Cairns. Her
dress caught on something so feet
down the preciplce. and this saved her
from a further fall OF 500 feet. She
escaped with a few bruises and cuts
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14
Peculiar Ereak Ia Ex.ao.Ion

Inc explosion of a gas oven in a
plant at jamestown, N. Y, blew a win.
COW casing from the fourth story Of
me building into the river. Some time
later the casing was recovered and a
watch that had been hanging on a nail
IN II was still attached and keeping
good time.-Popular Mechanics.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14
COUNTY CLERKS NOTICE
OF PRIMARY ELECTION,
State Of Missouri
c,,ofv III Audrain \

State OF Missouri -
County ii Audrain
Notice is hereby given that a prim-
arv election will be heldat ~thereeul9s
polling places in each precinct OF ssia
county Of Audrain n tnst me 49,
T,lI no omen between the hours OF
s.ren O'CLOCK In the morning aud sun
SCI in me evening. the first Tuesday
at August 1910. being the End day Of
August 1910. for the purpose OF nonaiu-
ting candidates for State. District
County. and Township Offices, to be
voted for at the geperal election 70 pc
held on Tuesday. tie Sth tay OF Nov
1910; that the hereinafter men.
toned list contains the names ~
post Office address OF each oanulusso
|sor nomination, together with a de-
s~ieuation OF the oflce for which be Is
h candidate aud the party or prlnci-
MIA that he represents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

No coal is mined in this country low.
e., than a depth of 1900 feet. while
several English mines penetrate $500
feet down, and there are mines in
Belgium 1000 feet deep. Eight-inch
seams OF coal are mined commercially
abroad, while few veins less than IA
inches thick are worked in this coun.
try.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14
Republican Party

For Judge Of Supreme Court.
John &. Brown. Frederickstown. Mo
FOR State Superintendent Of Public
Schools.
William p. Evans, st. Louis. Mo.
for Railroad and Warehouse COMMITS.
slOner.
Frank A. Wightman. Monett Mo
FOR Representative In congress.
Ninth District.
Reuben F Roy, New London. Mo
for state senator Unexpired term.1
Eleventh District.
Matthias Crum, Mexico. Mo
For Representative.
Chester g. Starr, Centraila. No
PRESIDING Judge Of County Court
+. L. Crosby, Mexico, Mo.
for Judge OF County Court Eastern
District.
.. j. +, Johnson, Benton CITY Nh
for Judge County Court Western nj.
District.
Joe Considine, THOMPSON Mo
FOR Judge Of Probate Court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

Military Colkge, Of ST. Charles. No,
Tor another year but expects 70 be
oeleased from that shortly and imme-
lately start caavassers for No. n.
A. over the country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14
Prohibition Party.

Fer Judge Of Supreme Couri.
Julius c. Hughes, Richmond No
For State superintendent of Pnbl,.
Schools.
James Clinton Shelton, Lexington
Mo.
For Railroad and Warehouse Commit.
si0ner.
George w. Campbell, Kansas CITY
No.
For Representative in Congress.
Ninth District.
James p. Rodgers. Gamma. Mo.
Committeeman Salt River Township
Il to elect,)
Committeeman First Ward Mexico.
q to elect.l
Committeeman Second Ward Mexico
Il 70 elect.)
Committeeman Third Ward Mexico
Il to elect.l
Committeeman Fourth Ward Mexico
Il TO elect.l
Committeeman Loutre Township q
to elect.)
Committeeman Linn Township d
10 oiect.b
Committeeman Prairie Township Il
to elect.l
Committeeman Cuivre Township 4
to elect.)
Committeeman Wilson Township Il
to eiect.l
Committeeman Sailing Township Il
to elect)
State Of Missouri
County OF Audrain
l. r. H. Carter. clerk Of the County
Court within aud for the County Of
Audrain, hereby certify that the above
and foregoing IS a true aud cor.
rect list containing the names and
post Office address Of each candidate
together with the designation Of the
office for which he is a candidate.
the party or principle he presents,
alsn hours during which tho polls
VIII be Omen
III testimony whereof, / hereunlo
set my hand and atIix the seal Of said
County Court. Done al Office in Mex
leo, this the 7th day Of July, 1910.
Il. II. CARTER,
(Seal0 Clerk OF the County Court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

Tyter Brieton ana wife. Of ST. Lou
IS, returned home Tuesday afternoon.
after a visit 10 her brother. Jas.
Ward. ard family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

WANTED-To buy about $40 A.
Of corn land in Audrain county. Must
be worth the money. II. l.. Dawson,
sol S. Pine ST., Creston, I~owa.19S2
1875
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

Prince founder Of Great Company.
Prince Rupert and his fellow-adyeu.
tlrers' with a charter granted BY
Charles II. were The pioneers Of the
now famous Hudson Bay Company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

Mrs. Cassins Clay has been called
to Warrenton, No, to Be at the bed
SIDE Of her grandmother, Mrs. How
ard. who is very H.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

Runab0nts al reduced prices, Blees.
veFe and other brands. You win miss
mo pportnnity to get a bargain, u
Il you fan 10 see them.
dst.git Ferris & cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

Just a few mere Of those good
Cold Storage Refr1Eerators left. wfl
sal the few remaining ores At re
duced prices.
Ea--M & Eanshnrr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

For harvesting and threshing. we
have choice hoEnsdresssd beef roast
at 10 cents per pound. Poth
phones. Is-2t
sannebeck's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

Geo Coleman was down from Kirk
vile 90 e his uncle. Henry Rod
house, Who Is in q critical condition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ToWsoa arc
The prOad parents Of a nue dAngh.
ter. born SUNDAY. July 10.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14
Democratic Party.

Fer Judge Of supreme Court.
lanes Britton CAN'T, Clinton, Mo-
For state superintendent OF Public
schools.
Howard A. Gass. Jefferson City, MO-
For Railroad and Warehouse Commits
slOner.
James y. Austin, st. Louis, Nc.
Thomas NJ Bradbury, Jeferson
City, Nc.
Joseph C.. A. Hitler. Glencoe, Mo.
j.. L. Bush. Springfield. Mo.
William A. Wheeling. St Louis, Mo
For Representative In Congress.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

nr. W. II Douglass of Benton
CITY. attended the funeral Of Dr..
Gave Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

Mrs Mundy, mother q James Nun
dy. who has beaa very 81, IS very
much improved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

Lest you forget-there's plenty OF
Bargains yet. Three days more OF
Big Sale. dw1
Mexico Variety Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

The horse pulling one Of j. C.
Kings delivery wagons, driven by
Fred Doss, became frightened at an
engine near the jefferson street
crossing Saturday morning. The
morse ran north on jefferson TO the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs ]. s. Conner are now
keeping house al the residence OF
D. N. ROBBERS. e15 Z. Prnmenade.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14
Rellef Tor I4eadaohe.

For headache, bathing behind the
ears with hot water often proves Of
himerse nett.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

"Bunhng parties" are lots Of fun,
50 the younger girls in Mexico say
who are the ones that attend them.
but now they always add, Don't let
here be 10 In one room" Miss Lau.
"a Carter, daughter Of Judge Alec
Carter. attended a "bunking party"
Friday night. and, as a result, has
a broken left arm.
The party a at The home of
Mrs. Ellen Mason, Of f. Monroe
street. There. yer 10 In the roo
in which Miss Carter was. During one
Of the games Of the evening Miss
Carter fell and broke her left arm
at the elbow. While very painful,
she was not suffering severely Sat.
urday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

Hugh Dunlap, who has been living
in the State Of Kansas for a year, is
home on a Yish.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14


NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that final
settlement CT the estate of John P,
Miller, deceased, Will be made at
the August term OF the Probate
Court Of Audraln county, Missouri, to
be held at Mexico, Missouri, on the
secoad Monday In August, 1910.
KIRTLEf M. SMITH,
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14
Jefferson city. July Il.


The motion to dismiss the
mandamus suit Instituted by
Judge ]. w. Halliburton, Of Car
thage, recently. against Secretary Of
5tate Roach TO compel him to file
The Senatorial re-distrieting petitions
was filed this afternoon on the
grounds that the Supreme Court has
ate Jurisdiction only under pro
giskon Of the initiative and referen.
ium amendment and statute enacted
putting that amendment in operation.
This viii bring the matter squarely
before the Supreme Court on the
question Of jurisdiction.
An automobile manufacturing plant
with an output Of 10000 a an.
nually is in prospect for st. Louis, Il
he plans Of a corporation organized
by President Russell f. Gardner Of
the Banner Buggy Company, are car.
eied out.
Articles of incorporation we're filed
Wednesday for the Banner Automo-
bile Company. Win Mr.. Gardner Is
associated Hugh Cartwright, vice
president Of the Banner Buggy
Company, who married Miss Stella
Robertson, Of this city.
Plans for the new enterprise are
In embryo and are not sufficiently ma
tured for publication, but Mr.. Gard
her says that the proposed company
would manufacture autos on a large
scale. No steps have been taken to-
ward the erection Of a plant.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

II Is a mighty good 2to-1 shot
that the next House Of Representa-
ives viii be Democratic" says
Champ Clark, the Democrats candi-
late for the speakership Of the next
House.
Representative Clark said first.
Just as sure as there are elections
his fall the House viii be Demo
.rauc.% but, on second thought. de-
sided to make It a betting PROPOSE
ion, and indicated the above odds.
The minority leader arrived In
St Louis yesterday afternoon en-
route from Washington TO his home
n bowling Green, No.
The Missouri legislator is SO sure
Of his prediction that he prophesies
he exact majority.
I'VE will not need the cooperation
3r aid Of the insurgent Republicans
to control the House." he says. If
he elections had taken place siz
geeks ago we would have had a ma.
.ority Of $50. The passage of the
late bills strengthened the Repub.
Heans some and may result in cut
ting down our majority about a doz-
en-"
Missouri is going to send fiji.
teen nj Of a possible sixteen repre-.
seHtatiYes to the Democratic side
this fall, and viii elect a Demo.
cratic Legislature and State ticket, ;
II the Bowling Green statesman't
sze-up Of home conditions. "oi
course, Washington Is about the hard
est place In the country TO size VI
your State politics, but l believe that
Is a safe prediction" he added.
You will, Of course, be the next
Speaker Of the House, will you not
Mr.. Clark" the reporter asked.
Representative Clark almost smlle(
IN his modest way and replied: q
hope so, and think so. ] don't seen
70 have any opposition, much.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

Lots 81 grist is already being
brought to the Audrain county Cir
cult Courts divorce mill. Among the
fecent cases filed is that of G. A.
Barnes rs. Kate Barnes in which the
defendant Is charged with desertion.
Another divorce petition filed with
Circuit Court Morris Is that Of Lau-
ra J. McNair VS.. Reuben McNair.
in which the defendant is charged
with non-support.
Other new suits filed are:
Twelve suits against various in.
rance eomapnies by the Monsanto
Chem Works, of st. Louis, for policy.
Isaac p. Long ys. S. H. Carson,
partition.
j. NJ. Howell VS.. Wabash, damages.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

W. r. Kohr, who recently bought
the Missouri Military Academy, ex-
poets 10 take charge Of the school
before fall unless something unfore-
seen interferes. The report that he
would not open the school seems nm.
founded.
He Is under q contract with the
Board o. Directors of the ST. Charles
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

Mrs. Decker and two children. of
limos. are visiting Mrs. Deckeris
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bremen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

H a..
ior Clerk of the Circuit Court.
OpauhGey Q. Shaw, Mexico. Mo.
ror elerk Of the County Cont.
H. H. Herman, Mexico, Mo.
For Recorder of Deeds.
Hu~ih =; COOK, Laddonia, Mo
. Prosecuting Attorney.
hdward g. Kennen, Laddonia Nj
f0r Collector OF Revenue
ne9, W Watkins, Laddonia. Mo
'"stiee OF Peace OF Cuiyre Town.
- ship.
~. u nation, Vandalia. Mo
=" justice of Peace OF SaIt nv.
y, Township.
Ed Gamble, Mexico. Mo.
oe o. the Peace Of Prairie
oharles +. Grange, Laddonia No
'o' 'us'ice OF Peace of Linn nav.
Township.
"'ce o. the Peace Of Loutre
Township.
=" justice Of Peace Of Wilson To,,,.
Township.
""'''ce OF Peace Of Sailing Town.
Township.
constable OF Culyre Towushi,
1oan W. LOWS, vandalIa No '"'p
for constable Of Salt RIyer ~.
pa ~. y, sellard, Mexico, Mo "ip
unstable Of Prairie Townsbin
william Calf, LaddonIa, Mo. "'p
7" constable Of Linn Township
constable Of Loutre Township
TOT constable Of Wilson Township
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14
Fulton, Mo-, July Z.

HHEVHl fHVl July u
The proposition TO issue 49,, 600
worth Of bonds with which to con
vert the West Side School building
INTO q high school. carried in all the
four wards Of tho city at a special
elect5on yesterday.
4 few weeks ago $1,000 was voted
for improvements, but the PROPOSE
ion TO build a $4,000 high school
failed Of election. There is now
$4,000 available for building and
improvements on local school build.
lngs for this summer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

.anoNR ApvnRrIsEMENrs bad
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-07-14

$1,000 NWWWNNNs
Vandalia. Mo-, July ..
The ANIMAL carnival held in this
city each fan was given a definite
date Friday night, by the business
men behind the proposition The
show this year viii be September 20
A-22 One q the features viii be an
ssrODlane flight.
There viii be $1,000 in cash given
away and almost twice that amount
n premiums. As in the past,
every effort win be made 10 make
the carnival the best in the State.