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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27
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Miss Jula Ross is home a visit
with relatives in Kansas City.
airs. Afford. Of Columbia, visited
Mexico friends thA week She was
formerly Mss Ruby Strkkler.
Mrs. R. R. Arnold and daughter.
Miriam. spent the week in ST Louis.
Mrs. J. 7. johnson and Misses
Frances and Maroena johnson spent
several days IN st Louis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Hanna are
domicibed n the Pollard Apartments
ON woodiawn.
Mrs. John Maxwell. q 81. Louis,
Is the guest Of Mrs B. F. Robert
son
Mrs. c. W. Forester. Of ST Louis.
Is the guest az Mesdames Rixey and
Van Ness.
Mrs. j. W. Lane. Of Kansas City.
who has been the guest d Nj. and
Mrs. N. I. vandeerif. has returned
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey En-
mons of Washington, D. C.. are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. EN-
mons.
Mrs. Ebert and Miss Jones, Of
Jonesburg are enjoying a pleasant
week end party with their MexscC
friends, Mesdames vanNess. Glendy.
and Charles Morris. spending a da,
and night with each
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27

Coputz, the well known stock and
rralr buyer; Mayor John S. Gatson
and c. b. Ellis, a prominent real es-
tdsc man
Otter towns In the county wiz be
called upon 70 give their part as the
display VIII be O great advertisement
scr the county. Roy Ferris will like
~ arrange the exhibat and some one
viii later be employed TO remain in
the city with It and distribute htera-
tnre advertising the county.
The proposition Is. as announced
before in the Ledger, TO take a space
IN the Industrial Exposition which
win be 10x24 feet and cost $120 for
the week. The expense Of hauling
the exhibit to the city win be borne
by the railroad. The arrangement and
drayage Of the exhibi and the ex-
pense Of literature advertising the
county VIII also have to be added as
wen as the salary Of a man 20 have
charge of the space during the show.
Mr.. Heathman says it viii be no
trouble to get any number Of farm
ers to donate a bushel Of corn each
as the show is especially advertiH-
ing them. Large photographs of Mex
leo horses and stock will be ar
ranged in the space.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27

Luckie, Mary Berry. Grace Norris,
Louise Buckner and Esther Houston.
airs l. T. Turley was the pleasant
hostess Tuesday A a SIX O'Clock din
ner. The guests were Mrs Edgar
wles. Mrs. R E Race and Mis- Trz
Turley.
Mrs Ebert and Miss jones were
the guests q honor at an elegant
seven course lunch given Thursday a
one oicock. by Mrs. Charles Norris.
The sixteen guests were SEATED
about a large rnand table whosa
oonr decoration was in yellow. A fIai
norG piece n yellow chrgsanahemun
occnpsed the center and was thanked
with yellow ~s1ktopped candies Tbs
guests were. in aadiion to the hon,
ored oaes. Mesdaznes Sanford. coons
Mcmillan. Van Ness. Glen&y. Rixey
Hawthorne. MonsagDe. Arnold. Jr., G
W. Robertson. J. 7. Ricketts, ami R
NJ. White.
Mrs. c. W. Lewis and Mss An
ME Lewis again entertained on Tues
day afternoon In honor Of MK LAT
neg Barnes Sixty guests were pres
ent and sewing was the onder Of the
-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27
LAND-DANlEL NUPTIALS

The First Baptist Church ct Van
dalia was handsomely decorated on
"Wednesday night with smHax and
carnations 10 honor OF the wedding
of Miss Margie Daniel. daughter S
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Daniel. to Albert
Land. Of Liberty.
The Church was filled TO its ut
most capacity, the guests being ush-
cred In by Messrs Clayton Kendall,
Scott Merren and Hays Ellis.
The bride was attred in a vcry
beautiful gown Of white satin utmme
with gold lace and crystal trimmings.
The groom. Mr.. Albert Walker Land.
and groomsman. Mr.. Chas. Daniel.
Jr.. brother o. the bride. wore the
conventional black. The maid d
honor, Miss sallde Daniel. a sister
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27
Education Within Reach Of Every
Young Man or Woman.

The University OF Missouri is the
great central western School Of the
People" No young man or woman
is too poor to acquire an education
at Missouri University. Expenses are
small, and opportunities for earning
ones way are frequent. Experiences
such as those of a prominent citizen
Of southwest Missouri are not I'M
common; less than Is years ago the
man referred to reached the Uniyer.
sity with total assets of $50, secured
employment, took both the academic
and law courses, graduated near the
head of his class and left Columbia
with several hundred dollars in his
pocket. y
Tuition has for many years been
free at Missouri University, but last
year, because Of lack OF funds, it was
necessary to impose a tuition charge
OF $40 per. year upon ali students In
the departments OF Engineering, Jour.
nalism, Law and Medicine. II Consti.
tutional Amendment No. IL, TO be
voted on in November, is adopted,
this tuition charge can be permanent.
~ discontinued.
Missouri University Is the only in
stitution at which Missourians can
secure for their children a University
education without the payment Of a
considerable tuition fee. The State
University represents an investment
OF many hundred thousand dollars. It's
corps Of instructors is able and eff.
Client Its course OF study is wide In
scope.
Every friend of higher education for
the people of Missouri should have no
hesitaney In voting for the amepdt.
ment. 1t imposes no burden upon any
one; the amount Of the income guar.
anteed is not excessive; II is receiv.
ing the Endorsement OF both political
parties and of the leading members
OF those parties. 1t deserves your en-.
assessed valuation to the University,
dorsement also.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27

Al a meeting Of The Optimistic Club
Monday, ID was decided to reserve
SPACE sn the Industrial Exposition at
the St. LOUIS Coliseum during a
week in December for a display OF An
drain county corn. Tbs Optimistic
Club wall collect the necessary funds
for the display whSch win be close
t. 500.
This decision was not reached un-
I'll Monday and ". C. Heafhman, Of
the state Immigration Bureau was
wired to retain a space FOR Audrain
10 By "a feet. Vandalia has prom
ised TO subscribe $50 AZ lea1 for the
show. Those who have pledged them
selves 20 do this are:
T. B. Detienne, cashier of the Com
rnerciaI Bank; G. G. Daniel. presd-
dent Of the vandaia Banking Asso-
cation, E. c. Lemon, cashier Of the
Farmers and Merchants Bank; J. F.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27

Of the bride. was becomingly at
tired in a gown OF pink chiffon cloth
over PINK messaiine. and carried q
logely bouquet Of pink roses.
The bridesmaids. Misses Ruby
Turner. Daisy Humphrey, May Day
Clark. Eva Ratehff and Ella Agee
were all handsomely attired in nile
green chiffon cloth over white mes
saline and carried pink roses.
The other attendants wsFS Messss.
Miller Sandnsky. A. b. Crawford,
Sam Harding. Ralph Wilson and Jas.
Reber.
The bride Is n Of vqndaFia's lose'
lest young women and the BRIDE
groom one OF Liberty's prominent bus
mess men. The Ledger extends con-
ordinations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27
!. TELEGRAPH News.

81 Louis, Oct. q.
The strike on the Gould railroad
lines seams TO be hardly as seyer
as at first reported. Very few have
walked out. SO Manager sullivan
says.
st. Louis, Oct. 20.
The immense warehouse OF the
Chicago & Alton road in East st,
Louis, ILL.,, burned this morning.
The fire was one Of the largest IN
that city for years and entailed a loss
of fully $750,000.
New York, Oct. q.
Senator Aldrich is reported seri
ously injured though data concern
ing how be was hurt Is hard to pro.
cure.
It is thought he was in a seyere au-
tomobiie accident early this morn.
ing.
Columbus, o., Oct. %.
Early this morning six Hungarians
woro arrestea co. Il. erma,rra !
$500,
t~
detectives have been WORKING on the
case FOR weeks and the arrest fol-
lowed a sensational chase that say
ors strongly of a conal Doyle detec-
i've story. The men We're placed IN
r-asi.,,nsa
St Louis Oct ~.
President Klein, OF the blaeksmitfs'
union, following the unsatisfactory
conference with Manager Sullivan.
OF the Missouri Pacific, left for Chi
eago this morning, It & believed, 70
settle The strife between officials and
labor leaders,
Portland ore ora %
Follo,ying az aiscovorv - sfv
sticks OF dynamite hidden beneath
MS home, c. 4, Henry a capitalist
OF this city, received threatening let
ters late last night.
i IS thought the persons who
planted" the explosive intended 70
fire it during the night Wednesday,
but It's discovery a short time before
the hour chosen frustrated their pur.
poses.
Cincinnati. O. Oct. %.
}. 2. Morgan has donated 100000
toward the campaign fund Of the
worlds conference on church unity.
ne did this at the close Of the
Episcopal convention IN this city,
Mr.. Morgan was named as treasure
q the movement to raise funds re-
qllred TO bring about what Is hoped
@ be the greatest worlds conference
OF Christian churches throughout the
universe,
Albany. N. Y. OCT. %.
Former Senator David n nm died
at his home near tbis citv "a an
early hour thIs morning
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27

Airs. NJ r. Wise most ~pioasAnsly
entertained al SIX O'Clock dinner at
the Ring0 On Tuesday for Miss Bs&h-
e Lawrence, psvtous 20 her de-
pArtpre tar her home GA "Wednesday
Ths ether guests were Misses RAJ
Ia Rsokeus. Ruth DurK@ aud 1uage
Wallace Fry
Leth MIS- EeMsor nronaaGh. o.
St Louis. 5 he guest q her grand
parents. Ma. and Mrs. G. W. ROB
'ertson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27

tack the vital organs, causing cataDh OF
She bladder, brick-dust or sediment in
the urine, head ache, back ache, lame
back, dizziness, sleeplessness, nervous.
less, or the kidneys themselves break
down aud waste away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles almost always result
from q arrangement Of the Kidneys and
better health in that organ is obtained
quickest BY q proper treatment of the kid
news. Swamp.Root corrects inability to
holdurine and scalding paininpassingits
and o-vercoIHes that unpleasant necessity
Of being compelled to 60 often through
the day. AID TO get up many times during
tils night. The mild and immediate effect
o. Swafnp-Root, the great kidney remedy
IS o zealized. III stands the highest be-
cause Of is remarkable health restoring
properties. trial will convince anyone.
SwanIp-itoot is pleasant to take and is
sold by al druggists in ffty-cent ane
one-doi1af size bottles. You may have o
sample bottle and a book that tells all
about i, both sent free by mail. Address,
Or. Kiimer & Co., Bingharnton, y. ".
When writing meation reading this gem
crous olfer Ii this paper, Don'e make
ii mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp-Roet, ard don't let q dealer eel
you something in place Of Swamp-Root~
dyoa do you viii be disappointed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27

New York. Oct. 20.
Among the candidates said 70 be
considered fayorably by President
Tar for Chief Justice Of the United
States Supreme Court Is Associate
J~us.ice Edward d. White, Of Lou.
isiana. This fact became known
to-day.
While the President Is considering
both Senator Root and Justice White
he has not as yet given up the idea
Of appointing Justice Hughes. Some
time ago it seemed the latter was to
be appointed.
Geneva, Switzerland, Oct. 20.
After suffering IL years in prison
for the assassination of the Empress
Ct Austria in 1898. Luigi Lucchoni
committed suicide in L'Evoche pris-
o.. ale yesterday. Two days ago he
went violently insane.
On September 10, 1895, Elizabeth,
Empress OF Austria. and Queen Of
Hungaiy. was assassinated at Gene.
va BY The Italian anarchist, Luigi
Luccheni, WHO STABBED her with a
small stilletto.
The murderer rushed upon her and
struck her as she was walking with
a single attendant on the quay.
st. Paul, MINI, Oct. q.
Benetol, eight times as strong as
earbolic acid. Is the latest foe to
germs discovered. The strangest part
of the new discovery Is that it is not
poison.
Professor II. c. Carel, OF the Uni
versity Of Minnesota, for many years
head of the department Of medical
chemistry and toxicology, and chem
list to the Minnesota State Board of
Health Is the discoverer.
Professor Cared has had exhaustive
tests made by leading bacteriologists
and their reports have more than
borne out his assertions.
Ithaca, N. Y, Oct 81.
Theodore Roosevelt has been as
signed TO the Annanias Club which
he formed several years ago. Prof.
=. II. Woodruff, of Cornell Unfyersi.
", is the c~onsIgnee.
His attack was at a political rally
over which he presided and threw
the house into an uproar..
There were cat-calls, misses and
%clapping, with a steady shout behind
them a" Of Parker, Parker" Judge
Alton ,. PARKER then begged the audi
ence to allow Professor woodruff to
be heard. The noisy part Of the
house compiled and the rest Of the
evening went quietly.
Prof Parker charged that when
the Colonel denied sending Bellamy
Storer to the Vatican he was al I'M
mitdgated liar" and there were let.
tiers in his possession, he said. to
bear him out.
Berlin, Oct. 81.
Another flight across the Atlantic
Is to be ATTEMPTED by Joseph Brucker.
a Journalist, who says wellman's fail.
ure was due to inefficient meteoro-
logical advice" He is QUILTING his
expedition at the present.
Mr.. Bucker's airsbip, the Such.
ard, ds approaching completion at
Munich. The entire equipment viii
be shipped to the Canary Islands at
The end Of the year, and the start
westward viii, 1t is stated, be made
in the flllmoon week Of next gebru.
airy.
The suchard is 200 feet long and
mas $500 cubic meters a oapae.
Wy. Dependent from it Is a motor.
boat IS feet long and 10 feet wIde.
Two 2oO'horse-power motors win drlg
NE airshiD by means Of two propell.
ers.
Joseph Bruclter Is the president OF
the EuropeAmertca Aero Nayigation
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27
SMALL BLAZE wEpNEs-
DAY AFTERNOON.

The Caleb Berry property in South
Mexico, occupied by Jas. Stephen
son, was discovered on fire shortly
afternoon Wednesday. The fire de-
partment made a record run and al
though the blaze had a good head.
way it was extinguished before
much damage was done.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27
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ase'se1 ueN H NuI ue
~ 2 MIS- hah1nons- Inc .ou
gsess Q pAe d WIZ 0ao
Reed AMI Leweilyn. They were "The
Oracles. .Draco and Solon, The.
Dog 80 Homer. and Comparative
|Mythdlogy.r Mrs. Robertson gave a
tax on "Society and Manners in Leg
end, Mrs. Gregory read a paper on
Earliest Inhabitants and Mrs.
Guthrie told Of "Thebes." The Club
Iwm meek next with Miss Annie Lew
Is.
p.amio.
Chautauqua met with Miss Mary Ber-
|rey this week. Mrs. Mundy led the
lesson on Economic Changes in Eng
land in The Fourteenth Century
% Berrey gave a good talk on
the BLACK Death" Miss Berrey was
elected secretary. All the members
are requested to be al Mrs. Mundy's
next week at las where a number of
rigs win take them to Mrs. A. P.
Johnson's to hold their session.
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were spe lasss. NeAs
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" aaoaroe -
Mrs. q d Glendy Yesterday al 1
O'Clock gave the third one Of the
very eh,rant lunches WHICH have been
en shN VIZ ~
ms Jones "s 'ns many fe
pae1s "ha luhsaes ensp1 na'e Des'
Sven Ml NeAoo A'.eiy' = s
Nnat aAlhcuN q ofis mae ans1lus
nv IN vhe peeoe 49, =. A
soui n"t Nrs' eisnuS' psns -
p' aoa'eu DV'n
dies were topped with red silk shades
occupied the table center. Around
its base was arranged a mass Of
saliva and smilax. baby candles we're
placed ia a circle about the floral
plat. Handpainted namecards whose
predominating color was red marked
-. 49, - Tn.a,mo. u,hort q
~ paha-tson sarford pIcLa4ts
lcooas Mo,s,u.a w. No.. pie
nomau ssanaar,a r parnas i
n 800 = w w posts IA
c..r1a- 49,
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27
WIN. J. WHITE N

Marshal J. A. Brown Is In receipt
OF a letter from the st. Louis Chief
Oh police seeking information as to
whereabouts Of VIM. ]. White. White
wanted on a charge Of deserving
nus daughter In st. Louis. The girl
says she and her father reside at
Glasgow, but had been to Oklahoma,
and were en- route home via SC. Lou
IS. The girl also Gays she thinks
her father came to Mexico.
-~~4 X
Ruckar preo fo~ u1.f- -.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27
BALLOON MAY
HAVE BEEN FOUND
LEDGER SPECIAL.
ROWLAND NEWS BUREAU.

~ IT. W -
According to an unconfTmed re-
port whioF las been received by
the Aero Club Of this city, the lost
balloon America has been found a de
eiiei near Port Arthur, Ont. Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27

-
Society, ~phon was
this State a year - - Ap ~
Is an AUSTRIAN " D1 NY -.
been m Ame'ncan ci.n 80 a''s.
lie wa az one elns uls
The LIMOS spaes
cago ana was one u
Germany .~ wv "
a. q
800 ps,.h uvf,son v.,,o
ne 49, sa.rrS.~ q
$780, wa-hns.
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Deeanse % uns a@oA news o
these tnree.
London, Eng. Oct. az.
Or. crIppen was found guilty Of
murder to-day after the Jury had been
absent from the court room half an
hour. He war sentenced to be hang
ed Nov. is.
London, Oct. %.
When the defense in the triad of
DR.. HawIey II. CrIppen, CLOSED late
Friday afternoon, all records for
speed IN court procedure In this
country we're broken. The physi-
elan, who Is accused of having mur-
dered his wife, Belle Elmore and bur-
led her remains IN the basement Of
their home, is no longer cool but
has become a cringing fearful thing.
The drugs which he had purchased
In England, DR.. Crippen explained
when he took the stand late Thurs
day afternoon, were wholly for his
own preparations. He explained the
purchase Of hyoscm, the poison
which the Grown alleges was used to
kill Belle Gilmore, by saying Il was
required for use in the treatment Of
nervous cases, and described his for
mula in making up hyoscin tabloiis.
OF the hyoscln. which he purchased
on Jan. 10, Inc doctor said. be had
used about two-thirds.
The prisoner spoke slowly as he
proceeded. He admitted there was a
scar on the body OF his wife. four
and a haif inches in length. Il was
caused. he said, by an operation IL
years ago. He had never administer.
ed hyoscin TO his wife. he said, and
had no idea whose was the body
unearthed In the cellar Of his Hill
M
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27
PUBLIC SALE.

OF good horses, mules, sheep and
Poland China hogs at the Pollock
place one mile EAST Of Mexico Thurs
day, Oct "a, 1910, at 10 a.. m. al
49,
Alfred Lehman, Of Youngstown,
Ohio, has returned home. Mrs. LAeb-
man and children win remain the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Barth
for some time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27
DEATH


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MRS. ABE LARlMoRE
DIES IN OK
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FUNERAL OF MRS. LARl.
MORE MONDAY Aft
The funeral OF Mrs. Abe
Who died at Maude, Ok,
was held from the home Of
Mrs A. hatt hy ue Rev j.
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noon was held Tuesday mort
ST. Brendan's Catholic Chu
Rev. Father John ]. Dillon
ed me funeral The remain
infarraa IN the CathoNc cem
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27

Mrs. Lena Harper was taken TO
Kansas city Monday morning by her
parents. Mrs. HarDers condition Is
very sertous.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27

Many sudden
deaths are caused
by it-beart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart failure 81
apoplexya are often
the result of kid
ney disease. il
kidney trouble is
ilowedtoadvauce
l1ekidney-poiso
cd blood will at.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27
OPTIMISTIC CLUB DECIDES
monday TO TAKE CHARGE
DIST. CORN DISPLAY

AUoRAIN EXHIBIT OF CORN AT
ST. LOUIS INDUSTRIAL EXPO
sITIoN WILL BE PUSHED BY
LOCAL ORGANIZATION = 9TH
ERs WILL ASSIST
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27

vandalia Hss Promised $50 =
Other Towns n County VIII BE
Requested 10 Do Their Part in
This Great Work Of Advertising.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27

Mark Pilcher is in st. Louis on
business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27
TOM SENT

~ SAShiSSANg N.Y.
ThJaTns BaAiridge, formerly of this
city. was arrested Wednesday by
Sheriff Woolery on receipt Of a tel
egram from Savannah, No, where
he Is wanted.
q I. clark d MERRIAM. Conn is
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27
the Cause Of Mexay
Sudden Deaths.

There is a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decep-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27

G. L. Clark, Of Meridian. Conn is
here buying horses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-27
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Phony Bank Notes

William Green aud Pred Martin
admit that they are good actors
The police say they are bad
actors no that as Il may. william
aud Fred will be forced 20 explain
certain monetary transaction
which WAS almost negotiated yes
ierdAy afternoon. Nith Paul Englo,
coo Third Ay. IN the role 81 near
victim
Paul almost gave az t2s In real
gold Tor several nice. criukiy. but
worthless bank notes Paui detect
81 the stage money IN time and
yelled loudly for hsip Pairolman
Hubbard came 70 the rescue and
william. along with Fred. wAa
whiskcd away 20 the city inil
When searched al police head.
quarters William and Fred we're
beautifully supplied with "rhony
bAnknotea.