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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-05-04
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The back are also symptoms that tell you
the kidneys and bladder are out of order
and need attention
What To Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that DIR. Ki1mer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fu1fills almost every wish in correcting
rheumatism, pain in the back, kidneys,
liver, bladder and every part of theurinary
passage. corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain in passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne
cessity of being compelled to go often
through the day, and to get up MANY
times during the night The mild and
immediate effect-Sof Swamp-ROOt is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest be-
cause gifts remarkable
health restoring prop 6MT5T5 f7mMssss
critics. If you need s:ssBs aa f.
medicine you should ..a.aaa| ~ =. ~.
have the best. Sold by y
druggists in ffty-cent 9sssszzssslEslEEEgEg
and one-do11ar sizes. Home 81 sxsmn' iseas
You may have sample bottle sent free
byn1ail. Address DIR. Kilmer & Co., Bing-
tamton, N. Y. Mention this paper and
remenlberthename, DIR. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, and the address, Binghamton,
n. Y, On every bottle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

Praoe Hale, a ven known feeder
ana s10ck-nan o. Audrain county, No,
Vas REPRESENTED ca the market Mon.
say, says THE Reporter. with q
good consignment Of IS yearing
ba1cher steers and heifers averaging
742 ms whch sold az 1855 to Nor
lrz d Co.
T. HGltS II Audraln county, No,
WIS a contributor TO tie receipts on
Monday. saEs The Reporter. He had
ia . Aaaa q mixed canle
asaas1g which wsra 1gzl-lb. steers al
ss15 heaers at ss.08 @ 100, some
SSH. steers m $3.50 While a 1900.
a. cer topped she market as SEQ.
s r. CrAghead rsceu1ly con
snaWed for a load OF hogs at SE7s
araz Brown Bros
l. W Lloyd los s lar cow killed
by AsHzsuE last week
Levi W5nn was IL this cry again
lGE week wEh 3 load CT chickens
He says the roads ara in bad condE
IaE and the u0ra wda have loss q.
E1 sarE He attended sid Fsueeas
sale the other day and purchased q
good uuls eok for SIS.
John Brewsx Eh8pged q q lGad d
fancy saddle horses 20 Chicago SAT-.
uraag.
s J. Sanford and Chas. Dean re
caFed q had m mul#s from North
Missouri this week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

No stomach dosing. HY0MEI (pro
nounceed High-o-mel is made from
the highest grade Of eucalyptus,
taken from the eucalyptus forests of
inland Australia, and combined with
de excellent antiseptics employed in
The LksteTian system.
In inland Australia the atmosphere
is SO hmpFegnated by the balsam
thrown out by the eucalyptus trees
thai germs cannot live, and in con
sequence eataFrh and consumption
are unknown.
Breathe HYoMEI and get the very
Same pleasant, healing. g~erm-kiHing
air as you would get in the eucalyp-
tas forests and Kill the germs.
HY0MEI Is sold By Otis Purdy and
druggists everywhere. AZ sl00 a com
ple8e outfit
Al oatfA consists Of q bOstk Of
HYOAIEI. a hard rubber pocket in
hakr and : nipple Instructions for use
The Inhaler VIII last q life time, but
bear ia mind. if YOU need another
aoHle u HYoMEi. You can get Il al
druggists for only SOC. AZ any time.
Guaranteed 70 cure catarrh,
and throat troubles, or money back.
Trial sample a Hyoma free to read.
eTs Of the Ledger. Address BooSh's
Hyonet Co, Buffalo, N. X.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
YouNes CREEK.

Preachlng ct Long Branch last Sun.
day morning and evening by the pas.
tor. Rev, Barker.
Protraeted services viii begin at
j0lfvet NEXT Thursday evening. con
dncted by Rev. Kimble.
There vii De an ice cream sup
per at Mr.. wortham's next Saturday
might for baeefit of oHvet church. All
are cordially invited TO attend.
Chal Blum took a fine bunch Of
cattle TO Mexico last week weighing
about 1880 lbs
Jas. Sneed sold two yearlmg calves
TO VIM. Asbury AZ 4 lie per 10.
Price MarshaIl's new house IS near
ing completion.
Oscar Cauthorn begins his new
house this week.
Mrs. WA. Asbury returned las
Thursday from a visa TO her sister
IA Nlinot. n. D. and her brother. w
uhason. IA Montezuma. la.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. English 81
Callao, Mo. are visiting their aunts
Mrs, Taylor Berry and Mrs. L5zziJ
iEus
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
GENERAL NEWS NOTES =

II the buHehsr business, suffered 4
fEa2uFs u The H1 Aag Ee fraoay
a4HHzoaA Logan WIS taken to h<
Aa1e sZzleazzsF foA1Ezus Ms &C
csaeHe AID AS wound WSs dressed -
LF Fred cEEs
IhoaEn TIE E9HEy = moE paAaiui
Logan vas resting EeA saturday
and h& ff2eEaS DaN Eor mL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
RHODES CLAY SCHOLARSHIP
TO MoEERLY BOY.

Thomas Wh0ehon, Of Mobgly.
Won the Rhodes Clay scholarship at
the State University. The announce
Esent has just been made. This
scholarship was endowed several
years ago by Col. Green Clay and
the regulations Of the board Of cura.
tors Of the university provide that
i shall be awarded 10 che member
OF the Freshmen class Of the colleges
Of arts and sciences who stand high
est on the score of scholarship, de-
portmeut ana general worthiness.
Financially this scholarship means
$3.50 seward his expenses at the uni
yersAy this year. but IN honor Il
means vastly to the young student
and his parents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
LAND SALES

VIM. McP. Daniel to AHbn,
Brashears, part lots 5 and : :,
10, vandaih. $500.
Richard H. Bird to LopoDo p ;.
ters, ali Of lots 4 and :. h,o,A
Yandalia. $3.50.
J, S. Asbury 20 W. Edmo.-.
addition to Mexico. block 8, h.
and 4, also lots 6 and 6 HeI,ost
dltion TO Mexico. 81 and otha.
sheration. "
A, E. Welb to II. X. Price "a,
lots ] and 2, block 20, vaDdal. u.s.
James ". Mallan to Edward ! y
ham, IS A. o { N. w. quarter .,
W. quarter of section 7. tmpn.v
range II. $500.
W. II. Logan to II. W. Aydon :,
II, block 1, Laddonia, $4,000. \
Margaret A. Barton 70 II. d ~
lets Z and 5, block 10. Ladaa's
81, 900.
Ben Middleton and cbas a.
well TO Elmer j. Rutter lots 2
5 Harrison Addition, Mexoo \
s225.0O. =
VIM. Frazier to Bridget and s,,,
Madigan, iot 10. block ?, Clark "a,
ton to Mexico. $3.50.
Same parties. Lot II, block. o.,
Add. to Mexico. $3.50.
+. P. Wood to F. p. Wood p
Dudley and 7. J. Bybee, trustee
Mount Zion Baptist church, se,,,,
II, township So, range 9. 500
VIM. Hanley to P. NJ. TnsI
lot near old cemetery. SIS.
Isadone Riney to Harvey co0.
lot z, south half 5 and 6. bIoct
vandalia. $500.
e. o. Morris to C. T. Jobnso
] 22O IT,. block 10 Mexico. slS25.
Henry Ahrens to L. AIN.
so acres, section 10, twp. 50. nan
II. $50.
Otis Purdy to Geo. Robertson
feet s Inches off lot 3 and 4 q
6 ~ inches off lot 2, $500.
John WiIburn to Jason Rutt
lot IA. block A, boulevard addition
Mexico. s147O.
T. B. Carver to Asa F. Fowl
lots s. z, 8. Q, 10, block G, vandai
$2500.
Clarence Barnes 10 G. R,
plCall, lot 4, block 2, L. & B. Coli
addition Mexico. $1,000.
a George Robertson to Otis Purdv
"a, block i. Woodlawn. $500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
Saturday, Oct. I.

oa'ufuay' Wv :
Edward r. Berry vs. James o. bar-
row
isaac r. Long ct al vs.. sam Ear
som et al
sarah A. Frazier vs. Met iAie
lns. Co.
w. ID cornett VS.. Chicago 4 Alton
II. X. Co
Montague Comp AR Co vs. oNS
OF Fulton ct al
zelfa dudley by next triend vs.
Wabash H. X. 60.
In the matter OF opening g. Jack.
son 81.
NJ. H. Jones ct al VS.. chicago y.
H. 20
FRANK jennings Vs. b. J. Apple
llal'
G. A. Barnes vs. Kate Barnes
Harrison Field vs. John 9. Wood
Z. f. Maxey vs. d. w hobart ct
al.
}. ID. Botkin ct al VS. unknown
heHs Jas Quagiey'
Mexico Savings Bank VS.. w. P
"'liingham'
Monday, Oct. 3.
anna ADAMS vs. ". T. Lie ms.
Co.
L. ). ~ smith ct al VS. Root L
Ihomas ct al.
A. H. MeElhihey VS.. ffledmanTShel
ny 0hoe 20.
J.. HI. Blair VS., Annie r Biair.
Laura ]. McNair VS.. Reuben Me
Nair.
gari n rarada rs Anrio n p,r
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
JOSEPH WOODBRIDGE
PLEADS NOT GUILTY

cused is known, il was necessary TO
hold the bearing in a large room,
When arraigned Woodbridge pleaded
not guilty.
G. C. Woodbridge, a son OF the ac.
cussed, Is assisting in the defense,
The first witness was DR.. Hudson, OF
Wellsville, who assisted in waiting
upon the dead girl. He was followed
on the stand by Constable Barnett,
who assisted in making the ar
rest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
HOY
SALE!
Wallace's Mammoth POLAND
IChinas at auction
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER q, W

Al farm. three miles wcst Oh pun
ton. Mo, / will sell 80 head
and boars which arc thought
the greatest offering Of large W "
Poland Chinas ever sold in q
souri, Sale. Il
The Offering consists Of ~ ~
did young bears, now ready !" \.
vice and 20 magnificent soVs.
most Of which are heavy I'D ~ 81 I
the great bears, Pan'CoaS%
Hadley and Grand Leader
These are the money makers L
farmers hog, the ~mortgage'lll'S'
They outgrow, out"elgh H
outsell all other hogs. ine, IA,
most prolific and raise large on u,.l,
I~ltters that Grow into Money
You Sleep.
il Won are interested in good ~ y,
come to the sale, see the nOS I'M
meet hog men from Other s :. !,
They are fine fellows and 'p pa.del
working in a good cause'
The World. .o,ehNl
/ especially invite all my ne .sast,
farmers to come and be nly NJ
whether you want to buy or n0a n |.
will have plenty to eat anu
time together. n,#h a
Remember, ] sell the los' m al
absolute guarantee as to ne''''
future usefulness. uoasi
Terms Of Sale: Cash "
able Note. nlaas
sale begins at 10 o'clock n
ii, the farm for all, Farulo', aro d
atockrnen attending the Far nv ID
peclaly invited to visit 'HH
and inspect the herd
w. B. Wallace
Hartman, A%uctioneer'
HI. Meeker, Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
MEXICO HORSES At
MONTGOMERY FAIR.

Mexico will be well represented at
the Montgomery county fair this
week B. r. Middleton. Z. D. Moore
and several other Audrain ~countyana
| Will haKe horses in the events.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

Mrs. Vim. Kernper departed for
Asheville, n. G., Monday night TO
be with her son, VIM, Jr., who is
there for his health. o. II. Brown
accompanied her as far as st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

Col W.. u, Fouvilie End saa. Mar
ign, are hone from 6 trip Through I'd.
jacont states. securing students fog
she MISSOURI Military academy waeh
"Opens Sept. % Col " r Koarr
who recently p1wehaAsd tBe &AOol
VIII he here next Saturday 20 con.
fer vAh Col Fonyllle ooneorn g tae
opening.
Col FoHsils States thnt he has Sc
,ufsid a number q students but
zl4s enrolment viii uot be as large
els 4 should because the anBoance
meut concerning fhe opening was
suade too late.
This faculty for this year is as FOB
ioWa
Col W. L. Mould ComznaB3anl
alaBw A. r.. Beanmgas, seeHes
Col ~ d. Foavllle, MaaaeEua
Major d. Y. FoayiHe EUg
Cap d. p Parcels. Primary ana
Coteh.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
ELDERLY COUPLE MARRY

HERE TUESDAY
H. T. Hamer, about 60 years old,
and Mrs. Annie Allison, a few
years younger, were married by
Judge Belts at the Court House on
Tuesday morning. Their home is in
Morris county, Kansas. The bride
OWLS property in Audrain a Lad
donna.
The Ledger extends eongratula
lions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
Or. WALLACE TO SPEAK
rE ElinopEAN

DR.. A A Wallace will speak Of
MS trip abroad Friday at The Pres
byterlan Church at 7s39 p. m. All
Who wish TO hear this account win
be welcome. ia
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
DOCKET OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT

Smith,
Fannie 9!riscoe Mailer vs.. Edward
Mailer,
G, c. Mallory vs. Unknown heirs
Martin Groves.
Hadley- Dean Glass Co. VS.. II, H.,
Meyer.
Ida Bowman VS.. A. II. Robinson.
J. w. Smith VS.. Wabash r. r. Co,
Jas. l.. Hickman ct al vs.. VIM. y.
Hickman ct al.
Nettie Bishop VS.. James V. Bishop.
Alton Brick Co. VS.. II. II. Meyers.
Myrtle Crawford VS.. Burr r..
Crawford.
Henry Koch vs. T. J. Hammett.
Sarah e. Morr vs.. Audrain Co.
M. & A. Society.
Sarah V. Wilder VS.. G. A. Wilder.
Charles Powell ct II VS.. Chicago &
Alton R. R. Co.
Wednesday. Oct. 5.
Robt. l.. Moser VS.. Ruth l.. Mos.
er.
+. J. Plmpell VS.. Audraln Co.
VI. & A Society.
Ellen Jacoby VS.. Alice Matthews.
Thos. F. Moore ct al VS.. Audrain
Co. NJ. & A.. Society.
Maggie Valentine VS.. Cornelius sha
han ct al.
C. A. Bast VS.. John r. Mason.
Coatsworth Lumber Co. VS.. D. c.
Owen ct al.
Kelly W. Quisenberry VS.. Josie
A. Quisenberry.
M. H. s~crutchfield VS.. J. F, Ben.
nett.
Thursday, Oct. 6.
Wood Bright VS.. Ella Bright. :
Lewis NJ. switzler VS.. Change Of
Venue Vincent D. Phelan ct al.
F. J. PimpeelL VS.. Audrain Co.
NJ. & A. socitey.
Ke~llog-Birge & Co. App1 VS.. W,
~ bdlbh,
Minnie Kelley VS., Tureman Kelly.
s. d. Ely VS.. g. V. Sutton ct al.
State Of Missouri VS.. Change Of
Venue James Lowery.
State Of Missouri VS., Geo. Dawson
State Of Missouri VS.. Jess Jackson.
State OF Missouri VS.. j. A. Neal
state Of Missouri VS.. Clarence Huff
State of Missouri VS.. II. Il. Stout.
State OF Missouri VS.. Geo. A. Mul.
Ky.
D. X. Francis, candidate for Unit.
ed States Senator, win tour part OF
Alldrain county In a motor car.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

Former CRY C0anBor Cnar y
E. q St Loaa Gu the 18th hal
Ia. was nazmaazad for Judge q she
Ls1A Cuun Of App2H beating
VI Crsr Bran By 3 vote 0 - 70
- Judge Fly. 81 Mckee. was the
gtaagHN azaaaaaEe from the ooaH-
try Tat che country committeeman
eoaa E9s getaosesr any better than
tae S. Louis snnch cDah The most
e eae fn St. Loas vas FOR Bry-
an first. last and all the
lime. bot the country deIegatesgoiBg
70 Bztes secured his nomination.
The Convention was harmonious
and she contest q friendly one. The
nominee was a college mate Of Dr..
IA A. Wallace. Of this city. who
speaks G him ID the highest terms.
An agree that Mr.. Bates is we'll
equipped for this important place
and viii add strength 10 the ticket.
Col Green Clay, chairman Of the
Democratic committee Of AudrafH
county, presented Judge Fry's name
10 the convention in a neat and aTr
moprlate little speech. which waf
well received by the convention.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
POPULAR cRocERs cELE-
BRATE ANNIVERSARY

Smith Bros, the popular grocerf
IN the Postofefice block, celebrated
the eleventh anniversary of their
entering into business here Wednes'
day. Their friends join the Ledger
Ia wishing them many happy returns
Of the day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
TIE pEATH OF

MRS. JULIA STOKES.
Mrs. Julia Stokes died at her home
southwest of Rush Hin, Thursday
evening Sept. s at 1880 o'clock af-
ter a three weeks illness of ty.
phoid fever.
The remains were shipped to Full.
ton KY for burial where the de.
ceased vas born 10 April, 1859,
and resided there until last Novem.
Der when she came to Missouri and
made her home near Rush Hill.
Mrs. Stokes was a good Christian
woman; she was a faithful member
Of the Methodist church. She was
loved by ali who knew her, and
eavea a husband and four brothers
besides a host Of other relatives and
friends.
The Ledger extends sincere sym.
patty to the bereaYed ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

Woodbridge was bound over to
the Circuit Court by Judge STALL
ings and was refused bail.
The preliminary hearing OF Joseph
Woodbridge, 50 years old, charged
with the rape OF his 13 years old
step-daughter, who died in child
birth, was held Monday afternoon in
the circuit court room before Judge
Allen StaIlings. Owing to the large
number Of spectators from Martins
burg and Benton City, where the ac'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
FRAZIER HAS OLD
LETTERS OF FATHER

G, G. Frazier, the popular watch
man for the Chicago & Alton at the
Jefferson street crossing, has some
letters written by his father, J. S.
Frazier, 10 his mother in the '50ies.
One of these was written In New
Orleans in July, 1854, and the other
one in Texas in September, 1854.
These letters were written in a
day when there were no envelopes.
The letters then We're folded In the
form of our present day envelopes
and sealed with a little wax or a
wafer. The letters bore the address
ON the back Of the written page,
and on one of them, instead of a
stamp, there was a figure 5 to indi.
cate the amount OF the postage. On
the one from Texas there was a 3.
cent stamp. The writing is well
preserved. His mother lived in Os.
borne, ILL.,, when these letters
were written.
Mr.. Frazier also has a picture Of
his father that is SO years old. These
were recently given to him by his
mother, who is visiting him at this
time,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
coRrEz EDMoNsToN's PUB
Lie SALE THURSDAY

Cortez Edmonston's sale comes
off Thursday afternoon, Sept. 10,
at 1 O'Clock at his farm, one mile
east of Mexico, and there will be
some splendid bargains offered For
ty head of live stock, feed and farm
ing implements win be sold.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

Herbert Morris, son Of sam Morris.
departed for BoonTiIle Wednesday
where be viii attend Kemper Mill.
tary Academy the coming term.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
DEBo-MuDD WEDDING
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.

Warner Debo, a prominent young
farmer residing north of this city,
and Miss Lydia Mudd, the charming
daughter Of Ray Mudd, of near
this city, were married Wednesday
afternoon at 2:3o O'Clock al the par
sonage Of the Roman Catholic
Church by the Rev. Father ]. ]. Dill
Ion, Both young people r most
popular and the Ledger joins their
many admiring friends in extending
congratulations and best wishes,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

Special Sale of Wunderhose, for
Ladies, Girls and Boys. 4 pairs for
81. Guaranteed for 4 months. Pois-
sons Dry Goods Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

FOR SALE - A fiYe-room dwell
ing, with stable and pasture, located
IA mile south Of Hardin College,
on win sell house with any part Of
Is acres. 245.12t 27-2t
w. S. Hathaway.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

LOST - Small hand grip Friday
might, between the Schoenaman
place and the Klotz place. north of
Mexico. Finder leave at Fred
Brands grocery store. Mexico, Mo.
dit Wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

Adjustable-Pm Curtain Stretches
the best on the market. For Sale
at Poisson's Dry Goods Store, w1-d2
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
PUBLICSALE
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, |!

Having rented our farm and dec
cd TO move away, We Will, on
above date. at our farm Z Mi
northeast of Auxvasse, offer the
lowing stock, farming implements 4
feed for sale. consisting Of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
MRS. wooLpRIoeE
NEW METHODIST MINIS
TER HAS ARRIVED.

rhe Rev. Willis Carlisle, new pas
tor OF the Methodist church, Is
here and VIII have charge OF the
prayer meeting this evening.
Miss lay Carter. the lovely daugh'
ter Of DR. and Mrs. Charles Carter
departed Tuesday for Lynchburg. Va
10 attend Randolph Macon Woman's
colleEe. DR.. Carter. who recently
sold his farm south Of this city, Is
l~trranglne to leave with his family
for Lynchburg, this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

Ed. Dermody is arranging e
build a nice residence on N. CLARK
avenue. just north Of William T
| Keath.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

Craddock's Book Store viii buy
GOOD, CLEAN second-H Hand School
Books. eod&w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
sHikEPoKE KILLED
BY AN ALTON TRAIN.

BY AN ALTUN THATN'
A shikepoke was killed by the
pilot of No. IL, thee early morning
Alton pail train, Tuesday. The bird
was discovered when 1t arrived in
this city and removed by Waterman
Chas. Frazier,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

A. q resuM Of the horse hs was
driving becoming uHnlanagabe, wben
q line broke, Logan Kidd who i con.
nected wish bis brother, Z. j.. Kidd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
30 Head Mules,
Tenn cts and HOy,
Ten Head of Mules.

-Four good ~4.year'old work mOll
the right kind; ! pair Of Syeafd
mules, 4 mule colts, 3 brood d
work mares, | 2.yearo old fully by NI
Mcdonald. / extra good spotted yal
ltng flily, prospect Of a good faml
mare with lots Of size; / nice ~
colt with a few spots on her.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

ATWOOD Dress Goods, latest fall
shades. Persians. stripes and plaid
silks. Let us 'show you"
Ricketts, G. Emmons d. O. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
EXTENSION OF TIME
GIVEN COUNTRY WORKERS

A weeks extension of time has
been given the committees raising
the money for the extension of the
Mexico, Santa Fe & Perry Traction
Company to the north. The work
Is advancing nicely and in a few
days will likely be completed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Sims
last week. a fine daughter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
COUNTY NEWS

walter Holloway and wife, Of Skin
ner. were IN Mexico Tuesday. Nj.
Hollowayis health Is very bad, and
ne win probably so to some springs
10 r~ecuperats.
MRS. WOODBRIDGE
SEEKS A DIVORCE.
Mrs. Martha woodbridge, wife OF
joseph Woodbridge, charged with the
rape Of his step-daughter, is seeking
Ia divorce from her husband.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
LABOR WANTED.

Men 10 work on Electric Road. Car
leaves at South Branch crossing Oh
West Liberty street at 6:t5 in mora
ing. d6t-w1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

Col. Thos. Murray rs home from
a business trip to Texas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
FOURTEEN JENNETS

The best that were ever put ID
dor the hammer, some with il
colts by their sides, and some read
to foal. 1t Is a rare chance you eFi
have an opportunity at such a bund
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

LEDGER SPECIAL.
Payne & Becker Private Wire.
Natl Stock YaEds. G St Louis.
ICATuE-
Receipts Teee, including 1909
Texans and Indians. Natives market
steady.
Beef steers, 100 to SEQ.
Cows and heller. $50 TO 40.
HOES
Receipts 1000. Market IS to soc
lioEer.
Mixed and butchers, $50 TO $50.
Good hsayy. 500 to $50.
Rough $50 10 $50.
Light. sS5 70 SEQ.
Pigs, $40 70 $40.
Bulk, 500 to $50.
ISHEEP-
Receipts, 25e0- Market steady.
Lambs. $50 to SIS.
MuEtoE zoe 10 4.S5.
Chicago Close
WHEAT CORN
Sept, 81 54 Sept, Sc II
Dee s. SIS Dec, 80 Is
May. I.e4 81 May. 81 IA
OATS PORK
Sept, SO IL Sept, 2GI2
De s. II Sept. hrd, 1875
May. IS IA Sept. ribs, 11.T7
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
WILL. INSTALL ELECTRIC
LIGHTS IN HOME.

Price johnson is preparing to In
stan e.eetric lights in his handsome
county home northwest of this city,
The house, when built, was wired
and nov Mr.. johnson has n OF the
best end most improved farms in
this section.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

Miss Ernie Macfarlane is the guess
Of Mrs. sallbs Hlsey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
cATARRH GERMS

Move Out When Hyomei Moves
In.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
Boys Contest: Repeating Rifle.......$lO.OO


Corn must be raised by exhibitor in Audrain or adjoining
counties, and product Of 1910.
25 ears, any kind or color
Com must be entered for oontes, on Oct. 18th. Any
exhibitor has privilege Of entering as many varieties as he
likes, but only one pocket knife to each exhibitor.
Every exhibitor receives good pocket knife, and his corn
back if desired.
BOYS ~CONTEST-A fine repeating $1,000 RIFLE for
best 10 ears Of corn raised by boy IL years old or under.
Same general rules govern this contest as above
mentioned contest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
Hamilton Bros,

Auxyasse, No.
Ailetioneers: Harrison BIOS
f. G. Stokes, Cashier.
G.. @. Deardoff, Clerk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

One lot Corsets .29c to s1.25. For
mer prices, SOC to $3.50.
Ricketts, & Emmo1ls b. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

Mrs. c. G. Bridgford, of Kansas
City, is the guest of MIR. and Mrs.
j. C. Rtngo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

D. r. Francis, candidate for Unit.
ed States Senator, win tour part of
Aaldrain county In a motor car.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

Centemeri Kid Gloves In all lengths
and eolors,
Ricketts, & Emmons d. @. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

Mjss Molly Sparks Is III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

The iltrse of Mrs. Lulu Byars be-
came frightened at a motor car on
Monday afternoon in front of Hardin
College and ran away, throwing Mrs.
Byars to the pavement.
Although the horse ran but a
short distance, l. damaged the yehiclt
considerably, eurshing three wheels
and tearing elf the dash board.
1t is not known whether Mrs. By
ars suffered any serious injury, al
though she was severely bruised
from her fall.
Mrs. Byars is a sister of Mrs,
Tom Haskell, formerly of Mexico
but who now lives in Oklahoma.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
CATTLE.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

Wagon buggy, spring wagon %
mes. mower, rake and stacker a
other kinds Of tools too nnmeFo'
to mention.
1860 Acres Of corn in fields =
40 hay stacks il not sold before.
Fifteen choace Plymouth R'
ROSTERS.
Terms: Cash.