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$3.50 Receipt Cures
Weak Kidneys, Free
Relieves Urinary and Kidney
Traubles, Backache, Strain
ing, Swelling, Etc.
Stops Pain in the Bladder,
Kidneys and Back

WOun't 1t be nice within week or so
to begin to say goodbye forever to the
scalding, dribbling. straning, or too
frequent passage of urine; the forehead
and the back-Of-,he- head aches; the
stitches and pains in the back the grow
ing muscle weakness; spots before The
eyes; yellow skin; sluggish bowels !;
swoll,n eyeiids or ankles; leg cramps
unnatural short breath; sleeplessness
and the despondency7
l have a recipe for these troubles that
y-u can depend on, and if you want TO
make quick recovery, you ought to
write and get a copy Of it. Many a
doct,r would charge you so just TO,
writing this prescription, bat l have it
and will be glad to send it to you entirely
free Just drop me line like this: DR.
A.E. Robinson, K 1000 Luck Build ing
Detroit, Mich and l will send it by
return mail In plain envelope. Az you
will see wnen you get it. this, recipe
contains only pure, harmless remedies,
but it has great healing and pain-conque
ing power.
1t will quickly show its power once
you use ii, 80 think you had better see
what it is with out delay. will send you
copy free-you can use it and cure
yourself at home.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-30
MRS. HOWARD GOULD
GIVES FARM TO GIRLS
Plans Industrial School On
Blue Gap, Va, Estate.

Lynchburg. Va. April 30. = Mrs.
Katherine Clemmons Gould. fOrnl4r
wife of Howard Gould. who owned
Blue Gap farm. l400-acre estate Al
the foothills of the Blue Ridge. ten
miles from here. has just decided the
property to the Katherine GOULD n
dustrial farm, a New Jersey coqaQre
tion. upon which is to be establk k.heq
an institution where the young MY ~
properly educated free of eherge
Mrs. Gould reserves 1ar sAei
a..s is<~sssA- sss 4 8 Z a.
poses the manor house an~at hahinfl
OF the park and stables. dairy and out
buildings as may be necessary.
The property was bdught by her
four years ago at a cost of $40, 1000, and
she has spent probably that much on
its Improvements since.
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Kern Accepts Nomination.

Indianapolis, April 3O-After hours
Of consultation with Mrs. Kern. to
whom he went Immediately after the
convention nominated. him for the
senatorship. John W. Kern announced
that he would accept the nomination
and make the fight for Democratic
control Of the. legislature.
An ancient English custom forhids
the participation of peer in the elec.
ton Of 4 commoner, so that when a
general election Is actually in progress
the lords are oratorically muzzled by
a fiction that supposes them to be quite
Indifferent to the composition of the
lower house, but until the candidates
have been actually nominated the
peers may use all the elOquence with
which nature has endowed Them for or:
axaiest the issRe inyOlyei- in the an.
spiz5axu11Ix election s7 ssx
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FELT INDEBTED TO TROLLEY
Free Riders Conscience Would Not
Let Him "6eats Road.

Reading, Pa. April 80. - A letter
reached the Office of the United Trac
tion company containing 76 cents. 1:
was sent to the company by a con
ter, and contained the following letter
of explanation:
"As | have done riding free OF
charge on your cars unjustly- and wish
to return value for same please accept
inclosed value as | am a stranger t,
public. will not give my name, and l.
you wish you may place this In the
newspapers that | may know you re,
ceived it."
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u lasa WITH Roesexsl.:' 4 ]


Witness. in telling of having come
to Washington and having an inter
view with Roosevelt after he had de.
eided to accept. said:
The president said to, me as he
greeted me: L have no apologies to
make, Ballinger I'm glad you are here
Any man who could clean up Seattle
as you did can clean up that land Of
fce'''
Mr. Ballinger said his relations with
Garfield We're then friendly. but never
Intimate.
Mr.. Vertrees asked witness whether
he knew any of the Cunningham Alas.
kan coal land claimants at the time he
became land commissioner.
He said he was not aware he knew
any Of them at that time. but had since
discovered that he knew about six OF
them. whom he named.
The secretary said that he had no
interest in Alaskan or any other lands,
either directly or Indirectly.
Asked what professional relations
he or his law firm had at that time
with Alaska. Mr. Ballinger replied;
II don't recall that we represented
any. with the possible exception o.
Watson Allen. lumberman. who haG
some interest in Nome in placer gold
digging
Now. wait l want to qualify that
statement. did represent the Pioneer
Mining company. which I organized in
1904 or 1905. Its interests were in and
about Nome, and it was composed
largely of Scandinavians."
Mr.. Ballinger then described how
he Cleaned up" the land office. relat
ing in detail the many changes he had
made and the innovations he had in
troduced.
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Mrs, Armstrong Found GUILTY.

Jeffersonville, Ind, April 3O-Mrs
Pearl Armstrong. charged with the
murder of her husband. George Arm
strong, by administering strychnine
earbolic acid and calomel. was found
guilty of manslaughter. for which the
law provides an indeeerminate term
O! Imprisonment of from two to TWEEN
ty-one years.
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CREEL ACCEPTS

fs Be Minister of Foreign Relations
In Mexico.
Chihuahua. Mex, April 30.-Enrique
Creel, governor of the state of Chi
huahua. officially announced his &C
ceptance of the portfolio of minister
OF foreign relations in the cabinet OF
President Diaz. He will leave here OF
Monday. accompanied by Mrs. Creel
for Mexico City. and will assume his
new duties upon his arrival in the
capital.
Mr.. Creel will continue as cOnsti
tutional governor Of Chihuahua. the
congress of Mexico having granted
hua.s
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Infant Supposed to Have Been Slain.

Burlington. N. j.. April 30.-County
authorities are investigating what is
believed to have been the murder of
a one-month-old male infant. apparent.
iy of foreign parentage whose body
was found floating in the Delaware
river near Roebling by Fred c. Tice
of Florence The child has the ap
pearance of having been beaten to
death.
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NOTICE. TO
Merchants, Traders
AND OTHERS

A LII persons and body corporate, or pol
n lite, in Dorchester county, who are or
or shall be in any occupation of any house
or any place for any purpose for which a
license Is made ne ecessary by the law of Mary
land, are hereby warned to obtain a license,
or renew the same on or before the
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Special Notice.

have removed my entire stock of
goods from Muse street to ITO Race
street. Now is the time for house clean
ing. If yon need any rugs, mattings.
pictures or frames, or if you have old
frames to clean, we will make them look
like new. We have constantly on hand
imported German china, glassware, tin
and agateware; also and l0c counters.
Framing pictures a speciality.
4-l2-tf MoBRAY's BARGAIN HOUSE.
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MOTHERS and Perry Dsvis' Pain
killer Invaluable In the nursery, and it
should be kept AT hand In case of accident
For pain the breast take little Pain
killer in sweetened milk and water,
bathing The breast In 1t clear at the same
time. If The milk passages are clogged.
from cold, or other causes bathing in the
Painkiller will give immediate relief
Ask Tor New S5c Bottle.
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Live Stock Markets,

PITTSBURG (Union Stock Yards)-
CATTLE steady; choice, $S.20Qs.4O:
prime, S775@S.10.
SHEEP firm; prime wethers, 1925
Obs: culls and common. 1905;
lambs, y5Q875; veal calves. 3S.5O9S
HOGS steads prime heavies. me.
diums, $106l0.05; heavy Workers., SO:
light Workers. $9.90@9.S5; pigs. $9.76
6N.8O. roughs. $85O@S9O
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If the applicants stock in trade does not

The applicant must either make oath as
heretofore, be fore the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court of the county where he is engaged in
business of the amount of goods kept on
hand at their principal season of sale, or the
oath may beadministered by Justice of the
Peace wnen the person wanting a license ap-
plies through an agent.
ALFRED NJ. BRINSFIELD,
Sheriff OF Dorc hester County.
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WESTERN LINES RAISE RATES
Increased From 10 to 80 Per Cent to
Become Effective June

Washington. April 30.-The western
trunk railroads filed with the inter
statn CO. nerce cC>.:missiOn q new
mGiities rate. increasing the local
joint and proportional rate from 10 to
80 per cent.
The rates go into effect June l and
apply to everything except cement.
coal. coke. grain products. live stock
and lumber. =
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-30
Reported Hebrew Massacre.

Vienna, April 3O.-Reports were re.
eeiyed by Semitic leaders here that q
massacre had taken place at kief,
Russia in which many Hebrews were
killed and wounded. The reports have
not been officially confirmed
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-30
Standing of the Clubs,
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Boston-BostOn. !: Brooklyn, 9
Batteries-Mattern. Smith; Bell, b.;
gen.
At Chicago-St Louis. 4; Chicago
3. Batteries-Lush. Willis. Phelps
Pfeister. Overall. Needham
At Philadelphia New York; rain. :.
At Pittsburg- Cincinnati; rain.
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Student of Fevers Victim of Typhus
Chicago. April 30.-Dr. Howard L.

chicago. Apfll 3U.-Df HOWARD L.
Ricketts,. of Chicago, is dangerously
i'll in the City OF Mexico of typhus
fever. disease he went south to
study. He recently accepted a profes
sOrship in the University of Pennsyl-
vania on condition of being permitted
to continue his investigation of fevers
until fall
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-30
BASE BALL SCORES.
Following Is the Result of Games
Played Yesterday.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At~as ashington-BostOn. 8; Wasn
ington 8. Batteries-Hall, CarriSan;
Oberlin, Smith.
At Cleveland-Chicago. 6; Cleve
land U. Batteries = Smith. Payne;
Young, Link. kirsch. Bemis.
At st. l.ouis-Detroit. 5; st. Louis
0. Batteries-Stroud, Stanage; Lake
Stephens.
At New York Athletics: no game
VET grounds.
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The Lite OF Joshua Thomas.

Last opportunity to obtain q copy OF
"The Parsons of the Islands," Remain
ing copies reduced to 75c. For sale al
NJ. Warren HOopers. 4-5-tf.
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PRODUCE QUOTATIONS.
The Latest Closing Prices For Produce

The Latest Closing Prices For Produce
and Live Stock.
PHILADELPHIA = FLOUR dull:
winter low grades, S3.60@390; winter
clear. $4.5OW4.75; city mills. fancy
$5.75@6
RYE FLOUR firm at 34.25Q44O pei
barrel.
WHEAT steady; No red. $110@
ll2
CORN quiet; No. yellow. local
66h@67c.
OATS quiet; No. 2 white. 49c: lower
grades. 48c.
POULTRY: Live steady; hens. %
@21c; old roosters, lac. Dressed Arm !;
choice fowls, zoe; old roosters. 15hc.
BUTTER steady; extra creamery.
31c. per h.
EGGS firm; selected 2S@25c.; near
by, 22c.; western. 22c
POTATOES quiet. at 33@35c. bush.
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The Weather.

Forecast for this section: Warmer
today; moderate winds: tomorrow.
fair and warmer.
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First Day of May Next

under the penalties prescribed by said law
for the infraction thereof
Those interested are notified of the follow
iEg requirement of the License Law:
TRADERS LICENSE
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hoosevelt's Facetious Remark.

mfr. Ballinger also related a face.
BUS remark by President Roosevelt
Fer telling Witness. then commits
.,nsr of the general land Office. O.
VRg Incorporated in message Bal,
hger's recommendations on the moot,
} question whether public coal lands
WOULD be sold or leased.
| according to the witness. Mr.. Roose
elt said of Garfield and Pinchot:
/ I think they'll go up through the
3of when they hear what | have done,
1t I think the roof is strong enough
hold them"
Mr.. Baliinger recounted his career
Htn he became commissioner general
sEahe land office at the solicitation OF
1esident Roosevelt and Secretary
4r9eld.
He read kilograms he had received
t0m these two men. after he had de
Hned the first tender OF the office. one
12 the president saving:
Is your duty to help me. You and
(eld will lift an immense burden
my shoulders"
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BALL|NCER GIVES
CLAWS THE LIE
S|ays He Has No Interest in
Alaskan Lands.
sdYS ROOSEVELT APPROVED
cused Secretary Declarss on the
1Stand That He Would CLEAR List
4cunnineham Claims again.

3 Washington. April 30.-Taking the
kknd in his own behalf, Secretary Bal
Tiger declared to the investigating
n lhittee that the testimony given
Louis r. CLAWS that he talked with
.S1 in December, 1907, about specific
k,S.aps of land claims, was willful
n fSdeliberate lie.
sIr. Ballinger asserted unequivocally
at he had never had any business
"a ations with any of the Cunningham
r aska coal land claimants and had
Enwer been interested in any lands
iatever. directly or indirectly.
Nile said that with the same record
fore him. he would today pronounce
le Cunningham entries entitled to
+ ear listing.
The secretary told how he had
kieaned up the land Office. charge Of
Hlich he took at the earnest solicita
= in OF President Roosevelt and Secre
ry Garfield.
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FOR SALE

EOR SALE.--A nice, secondhand suit of
sails from the bugeye Maggie Mcguire.
Cam ridge Mfg. 10. 4.lG.tf
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FOR RENT

NOR RkNT.-Two small six-room houses on
Willis sti Get extended. Jas. c. Leonard.
I-lo-tf
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Big assortment Lawn Mowers at Phil
lips Hardware Co. .
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Tor SALE.-Eie ht-room dwelling on Mil
street. Apply to c.. Ii. Barnett :-2S-tf
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1910-06-30
CIRCUTTCOURT
ADJOURNS
WEDNESDAY

The unfinished business Of the Au-
drain county circuit was attended to
Wednesday and the court was ad-
journed late in the afternoon.
The court passed on the Creasey
alimony case. The alimony of $40
month was continued.
The case of Mrs. Anna Adams, of
Fulton, against the New York Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co., which was
tried before Judge Barnett Tuesday
was decided for the plaintiff. She
was allowed the amount Of the pol
icy which was for $1,000 Mrs. Ad
ans alsoo received Judgment against
the Nut Benefit Life Ins. The
settlement in the latter case was
by consent. She sued for the amour
OF the policy i'm this case which was
s149O.
Phil Adams, her husband, whC
was cashier of the Fulton CONNER
cal Bank, departed from that cit!
in 1902 with the Banks funds, /
is said. Seven years has elapsed
since he left and the suit was baset
on the supposition that Adams wa
dead.
Clarence Ecton was granted d
yorce from his wife, Lorine Ecton.
| W. M. Smith was also granted
divorce from his wife, Annie LIE
Smith.
James H. Ware VS.. the c. & A. r.
Co, was decided Wednesday and
verdict for the defendant was return
led
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1910-06-30
NEW HOPE.

The Rev Mr.. Presser filled his reg
llar appointment at New Hope the
third Saturday and Sunday.
j.. A. Wilson visited the family
of Harvey Steward, in the Salt Riv-
er neighborhood, Sunday.
Mrs. Williams, of Des Moines, Ia,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Heinling.
Mrs. S. X. Dollins is visiting her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. N. Chick on the Walk for few
days.
Mrs. Charley Wilson attended a
family reunion at the residence of
her Grandfather Turner Sunday Mr.
Turner was seventy,si3 years old.
There were 70 guests present.
Lin Howard visited relatives here
Sunday. He departed Monday morn
ing for Kansas where's be will work
through the wheat harvest.
Had fine rain Sunday night and
Monday night. Everything looks
well. B4
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1910-06-30
GANT.


Farmers are getting ready for oats
cutting now.
Everyone is making plans to at
tend the celebration in Mexico July
4th.
]. C. Loren and wife and Mrs. S.
P. Loren visited in Hallsyille Satur-
day.
Joe Beatty and wife and John
Thomas and wife spent Sunday at
Mrs. e. F. Beattys.
Lawrence McCarty is hauling the
gravel for the concrete foundation of
his new house and will begin work
after harvest.
E. M. Morris and wife, of Thomp-
son, and Aunt Harriet Broaddus OF
Centralia were guests of S. P. Lor-
en- and wife Sunday.
V. V. Smith is building new
hen house; 1T is to be modern in ev-
cry way.
Miss Julia Frary, of Amarillo, Tex,
is visiting Mrs. j. c. Loren this
week.
We wish to congratulate our school
days friend, ]. r. Edwards, of Cen
tralia, for winning such a beautiful
and accomplished bride. Here is
wishing them all the joys this life
may bring.
VIM. Riggs and wife visited ]. L.
Smiths Sunday.
Miss Mary Edwards returned from
Columbia Saturday,
Elmer Zehr is sporting new
buggy.
Henry Vance, of near Centralia,
was visiting friends(?) on saif Riv'
er Sunday.
j. r. Edwards and bride, of Cen
tralia, spent Saturday and Sun
day with his father, ]. F. Edwards.
A large crowd attended Sunday
School Sunday morning; we wert
glad to see so many of the young
men present. Come again, boys. We
want you to become pupils.
The Ladies' Of the Christian Church
will give an ice cream social at Cant
next Saturday night, July 2, tC
raise money to paper the church
Every one is invited. This is
worthy undertaking on the part o
the ladies. Give them all the he'll
on can.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1910-06-30
SANTA EE.

Rev. Mcqueen filled his regular
appointment here Sunday,
Misses Lulu Imam and Mary VIII
son and brother, Cleve, spent Sun
day with Miss Beulah Morgan.
Ernest Hale and wife happened to
q bad accident last Saturday, Their
horse became frightened and ran
away and turned the buggy over,
throwing them both out. Both were
hurt very bad.
Miss Nan Dull spent Sunday with
Miss Gertrude Davis.
Miss Mae Talbot, of Hannibal, II
the guest at, Jack Stephens.
Misses Leila and Gertrude Davis
we're guests of Miss Margaret Set
tie last week.
Miss Bessie Heizer entertained tn
Christian Endeavor last Friday nigf
Refreshments were served and ey
cry one had good time.
Mrs. r. Yowell attended the Chris
tan Endeayer Convention at Quee
City. She went as a delegate of tn
Santa Fe Christian Endeavor Societ
and the Christian Endeayor at Sal
Ia Fe is the best Christian Endeavt
in eleven districts. Santa Fe g
the banner
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1910-06-30
MONTGOMERY
MAN ROBBED
in ST. LOUIS
(st. Louis Republic)

Robbed twice while riding on the
street cars Saturday and relieved Of
all his money was the novel expert
ence of Harvey w. Holt, IS years
old, Of Montgomery City. Nc. Pick
pockets got his money, which amount
ed to s475 In bills and IS gold
piece which was dated 1S42.
Holt, who Is visiting his son, Sam
uel Holt, No. 1422A Cora Avenue,
started to the South Side to visit
some friends. He boarded an east
bound Wellston car at Cora and
Easton avenues. In his right hip
pocket he carried purse containing
s22. In his front trousers pocket was
another purse with $275 and the
gold piece.
When Holt got off the Wellston
car at Grand avenue he missed his
pocketbook from his hip pocket. He
had been standing on the rear plat
form, which was crowded. Several
strangers he noticed bumped into
him, as he Thought, without provo
cation.
Believing he had been the victim
Of pickpockets who had stolen his
5000, Holt took precaution to safe
guard the remaining purse and $275.
This wallet was changed from the
trousers pocket TO an inside vest
pocket.
In getting on southbound Grand
avenue car Holt was compelled to
squeeze through the crowd standing
on the back platform. He wedged
his way around to the window to
pay the conductor and discovered
that pickpockets had succeeded in
lifting the second purse. Looking at
the men on the platform, Holt failed
to recognize any of the men who
had been on the WellstOn car.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1910-06-30
SOUTH BENTON.

Mrs. Charlie Clark is out after a
bilious attack.
j. t, Guthrie. of Thompson, visit
ed his son, r. o. Guthrie, last week.
Mr.. Twitchell, of Des Moines, Ia,
visited his aunt, Mrs. Adam Weimer,
recently.
Miss Ida Lowder is visiting friends
in Mexico
Bud Campbell has purchased a
new Deering binder.
r. o. Guthrie contracted his
lambs to Tom Watts at $3.50 per
hundred.
Mr.. Krieger is visiting his uncle,
J. A. Clark, and family.
Mr.. Jim, Brown, Of Il. st. Louis
was the recent guest of Uncle Hugh
Williams.
Master Marion C. Barnes, OF Mo
limo, has returned home after 9
visit to his aunt, Mrs. r. o. Guth
rie.
The showers Friday and Monday
did much good here, as rain was bad
ly needed.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1910-06-30

THE residents of Bowling Green,
Mo, have arranged for big banquet
to be given Hon. Champ Clark, Con
grcssman fom this dristrict, on his re
turn home from Washington CITY
about July Z. Mr.. Clark is minority
leader in Congress- and will be speak
or OF the next house, if Democratic,
as everything now indicates. The
following officers of the reception or
gankatlon were chosen: Wallace j.
Davis, chairman; Miller McPE0e, sec
retary; James NJ. Hawkins, treasurer
Pollord, Norman ]. Porter, James T.
Davis, Eli Frank, w. f. Mayhah, X
Il. Sanderson, w. ]. Buchanan and
Jeff ID. Gates. A dollar dinner VIII
be served at the Cottage Hotel, atter
which there will be public speaking
ut the Gillum Opera House. Special
music will be provided.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1910-06-30
MRS. o. 8. oREAR REcoV-
ERING FROM OPERATION

Mrs. Elizabeth H. Orear. wife of
D. B. Orear, of Lyonville, S. d.,
was operated on at Mitchell s, D.,
at st. Joseph's Hospital, June IL.
DR.. King, one of the best sur.
geons in the northwest, performed
the operation which, though very
difficult, was successful. Mrs. oreal
stood the ordeal well and is ON the
rapid road to recovery and will bC
able to leave the Hospital the frs
of next week.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1910-06-30
BENTON CITY.

Mrs. Edgar Woodson returned to
her home in St. Louis Friday even
ing.
Frank Dixie came home from Hi
nois Tuesday.
Jack and Jim Hamilton shipped
2 loads of hogs to st. Louis Tues
day night.
johnson and Romans shipped one
load of hogs.
Rollie Hendrix shipped one load
of heifers.
Little Frank Hildebrand fell OF
of a horse Saturday evening and his
arm was broken.
Irwin Precht and wife are MOVING
in the Okie house this week.
Rein Hildebrand shipped loa'
of sheep to st. Louis WEDNESDAY
night.
]. w. Hines and Miss Carrie kel
Ierhals were married in Montgomer
City Wednesday and from ther
Went to Iowa for few days.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1910-06-30
HlMES-kELLERHALS
WEDDING WEDNESDAY,

Wednesday, June 80, ]. w. Hines
ana Miss Carrie Kellerhals will be
married az the Presbyterian parson
age in Montgomery City. Mo. MI
Hines is one of BENTON CIty's sub
stantial citizens and has large
and prosperous business, conduct
ing most popular general store
The bride is an accomplished daugh
ter of one of MissclI S best known
and most popular fan lilies Aftel
an extended visit through the East
and to the Great lakes. Mr.. and Mrs
Hines will be at hom to friends ii
Benton City
The Ledger joins all the people O.
Audrain county in extending cordla
congratulations