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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
N VALUABLE LUMBER
BURNED IN COUNTY

In many AudratR homes In the
past the blaze which cracked in
the stove and old brick fire place
was consuming some Of the most
valuable timber on the American
continent. This timber is walnut
and even more valuable than the
much yeunted mahogany.
Timber buyers are in Central
Missouri to-day busy buying all Of
this variety Of trees they can and
some are discovering that the own
ers Of small farms have already used
as firewood enough walnut timber
that had Il been sold would have
made them Independently wealthy
the remainder of their days.
This wood has become SO valuable
that even the stumps are saved and
sold to be cut into a thin veneer
hardly thicker than cardboard.
Within the next thirty days eighi
OR ten carloads Of walnut logs viii
be shipped from this city. Farm
ers who have timber on their places
have learned to watch and guar
these trees for they bring from So
to $40 a thousand feet.
Time was when a man drivtnl
down the road would hitch hi
horse and wander through a strip o
timber. The owner would walk dow
to see the cause Of the trespas
and drift into conversation with tn
visitor and before he had hardl
realize 1t would have sold som
Of his trees for a mere pittance, ~
tie realizing their rue value. Bt
this time is past.
Billy Mason has been cutting an
hauling some good walnut logs
late and shipping them. Fred Ke
lerhals has been doing the sam
Emmett Mundy is another Audrai
c~ountyan, who Is contributing b
quota to the general gathering
logs so or 80 to the carload.
IT. Byars is also selling some.
These logs, for the most part, W
: be stripped to England for furndtu
manufacturing purposes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
RACING STORY
OF HOW AUDRAIN MAN
CAPTURED CALLAWA\

4 Caflaway county horse jockey
story is told out on Mays Prairie
saws Walter Williams, In the Globe
democrat. Here in 1920 Harry
NAV BUILT a horse mill and opened
Ia race track. This race track De
came a. place Of note In early days;
many races we're u on IT,
On a certain occasion the Wh'ins'
hams and Kilgores Of Audrain couni
Ity according to the story, borrowed
SANFORD Jameson's fine race horse
Jam,s. filled her name and tail tul
OF sheep buns and took her y
MAYS race track TO u against !
crack pony known as Nick Blddi'
WHICH had been brought from Ken
tuckv BY the sheehan brothers
The a presented such o poo
appearance with the burs M ne
name and tail that the bets were ~,
IN favor Of the pony, and nearly u
present staked some money on III
favorite. r.
Col. Jeff Jones, a famous oAu :,
wegian, bet S. on the pony. "hen y
race came off the mare beat VI
pony $50 yards N a run OF tOo yarn'
and there we're some pretty ion
49,. 4, tha crowd in consequence
Jameson afterwards SOL "e 49,
in Louisiana for a large sum, au
/ much money was won upon her
races through the Soutnefh
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15


c. 7. sPeyton, our popular Orig.
gfst, has remodeled his residence,
making it two story and adding five
rooms to the same. This Is a mod
Ell residence of nine rooms and rs a
nice improvement to the town.
Below we mention a list Of those
who have had the carpenters with
them. Some remodeled their resi-
dences, others put foundations un-
der them and some built additions:
Mrs. Mary johnson. new concrete
his home in the east part Of town.
Mrs. Mary Johnson new concrete
foundation and other improvements.
Mrs, Mary Bussen. addition bull
to her residence.
julius Krieger new foundation ana
other improvements.
julius Ye1ton has built addition Z
his residence and other improve
ments.
Jos. Sandbothe who bought th'
Crigler place has made many i'm
provements among which he built
large barn.
Mrs. Reymer, a new foundation 4
her residence.
Ed. Lewis who recently sold hi
farm is building a nice bungalo'
residence ON the site previously OK
cupied by the NJ. e. Church, Soutf
which is one of the INCEST location
in town.
Among other enterprises is tn
opening Of Mrs, Bussen's Milliner
Store, and who has am excelleI
trade.
The health of our community
looked after by two good phys
CLANS, Drs. I. NJ, Greenwood al
II. II. Diven.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY.
Cnres Moman,s Weaknesses.

We refer 70 that boon to weak. nervous:
s,,Forino women known as DR.. Plerce's
Favorite Prescription.
Dr.. John Fyfo one of the Editorial stan
Of THE ECLEcrIo MEDICAL kEviEw says
Of Unicorn root tHelortds Dtotcdl wnlen
Is one Of the chief ingredients oil the 'fe-
yorite Prescription"
"a remedy which invariably acts as utter
inc invigorator maRsS ~ ,dvn svstem.s
He continues in Helonias we have ameqlca-
ment which more fully. nswsr lhe aYove
nurposes than any otter drug WIN sohich : am
geo,tainied In the treatment OF diseases Pc
rrnfiar To- women It Is seldom that q case .
| seem which does not present some inulcatlon
for this remedial AGENT Dr. rye ,uIsner
saysi aThe following are among we lea pu1S
or aching in the back. with . leucoIrhra
stonIc i,geakJ condition. OF the reproductive
organs Of Women. mental depression ano Y,
ritability. associated witucnronlc uissasss =,
sensaiion III heat In the region Of the klI.
news menbrrhagia ti0odlng) due 10 2 weak.
ened condition oflthe reproductive systvm,
sa.%SsioDSg3g ' Ion Or a s~cs sSssas u
sbnoTznG condition Of tbs, digestive organ
and k7,emic (thin bloodl habit Dragging
sensEAons 10 the extreme lower part o. in'
eVWpVmore or less Of the above SYMPTOM!
are Dfegenr, Eo- Invalid MQm2n<eah-H
better Than lake Dr. Plerce.skayoLlI
pTasTff6fI0T one L6 IeadIhg ingredi
ehts 81 WHICH, Is Unicorn root, or helonlas
and the medical properties OF which
most faithfully represents.
AZ Golden Seal root, another promlnen
INGREDIENT OF aFavorite Prescription,
Prof. Finley Ellingwood, M. D., OF Ben
nett Medical College, Chicago, says:
NIt Is an important remedy In disorders =
the womb. In all catarrhal conditions
and general enfeeblenent, " y useful
Prof. John NJ. Scudder, M. d., late .
Cincinnati, says Of Golden Seal root
sin relation TO its general effects on "
system. theTe Is no Hgeatctne N use d0gnt Dhe
, f6ere "a such general undnfmttU OF optflon
Il iinipsrsdllu regarded - The tonic useful
prof III. Bartholow, M. D., OF JeIerso
Medical College, says OF Golden Seal:
aValuable In uterine hemoIrhage, memo
rhakia tnoodlngl and congestlve dysmeno
rhpa~( painfnl menstruationl'
IN. Pierco's Favorite Prescription iat
hlly represents all the above named u
!, rredients and cures the diseases for whie
they are recommended.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
JOHN 0. 0REAR
ADDRESSES THE
DEMOCRATS HERE

The following Is an address to the
Democrats OF the Ninth District by
John d. Ogear, OF this city, secreta
icy Of the executive committee Of the
State Democratic Committee:
The Democratic Party In Missouri
this year made splendid gains out.
side Of the city Of St. Louis and St.
Louis County. Electing all 10 con.
.|gressmen outside of st. Louis, and
Waning the Legislature from the Re.
piblicans by the largest majority we
fhaye had for 30 years. We carried
the state ticket outside OF st. Lou
d by abour 10000, but this majority
was overcome, as far as the State
ihAchet Is concerned, by an immense
padded fraudulent vote in st. Louis
and by rspealers and fraudulent
Votes in st. Louis County.
For instance, investigation thus
far has shown one block from which
lea LOT shs Nepuh ueNe''
uays aiser she eieouoh " was iouuu
not one Of these 4S negroes lived in
this block, never had lived there,
were UNKNOWN anu n4u never peen
seen Dy uesldent 2 Oh 1h"1
block. thousands OF Assyraas, Rus
slams. h~ungafians' SreeNs' turNs'
roies anu hs''l.s' s"o were nv
cin@sns ~ NIe oi@uu otN"es' Nee
mafcneu 20 = pols ana
lot Inc hepaDhcan ueNe~
LINE s1uss irapu VI Vhis Alain
ous hoepuDiscan mAcEme ~h o.. Lou
Y permiteea 70 S'Alo' mex eieo,
@on IN islz unas same anaehl"e wal
count any feqaRea malors.y 9
sary to eiect tner eaholoa1e iCi
GoVerhor ana 'le o1aie UOcAee' IN au
aA4Aon 70 ms may pe uh" '
vote OF missouri VIII une uecu
ling vote as TO whether the mex
PresldenN on tne ohiteo So@.eS WI
10 - D4oCA"" " NR
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
BIGGS FAMILY GATHER
FOR SECOND REUNION

Tuesday was a great day in the
history of the Biggs family in Far
Der. II was the second time that
all of the children of Rev. N. r.. K.
Biggs had been together at one time,
Eleven children were present
with their families.
Senator Briggs, who is enc of Au-
drains most prominent citizens
found his family had foregather--
ed from all sections of tine county
and the day was spent in the re-
newal of early memories and family
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

There was such interest in the fun
eTal services Of Mrs. Emelin Bern
hardt and her son. George Bern
hardt, who were murdered with two
farm hands at their home near Dali
las Thursday morning, that many
persons could not get in the house
this morning.
The Rev. Leslie NJ. Lucas, pastor
of the Santa Fe Christian Church al
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
MRS. WHITEcoTToN TO
FINISH TERM.

Mrs. Jas. H. WhitecOtton, Jr,'
whose secret marriage was announc-
ed Wednesday until which time she
had been Miss Florence Deayer' OIL
Hardin College, will complete thAs
term of school and return to 9 nus
hand at Christmas. Mr., Whptecottoll
Is a student i'm Central College, ray
elite. He is 10 and she is Is years
| old
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
MASON CREASEY FILES
SUIT FOR DIVORCE

with him and declared she did not
care for him.
He further AYERS she m~istreated
his little daughter and allowed her
small son to abuse his little daugh'
ter In his petition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
WILL IT u YOUR

WILL 1T CUT YOUR
LOVE IN TWo2
ia make a friend a present OF a
pocket knife or razor2 We think not
ESPECIALLY the kind that Is usually
sold, without enough metal to cut
anything). Now, we have a line o
cutlery, each blade Of which Is guar
anteed to give satisfaction. We dc
not Hesitate to sell and recommend
them. We are not superstitious.
They will please.
dewitt Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
M. /. DECKER MOVES

TO THUWFS ON'
M. J. Decker, who bought DppA
Hliott's business ait Thompson, Is
moving to that village to reside per
~manently. Mr.. Decker is a 1--WE,
progressive young business man and
the Ledger joins the people OF Au'
drain In extending to him a COZ
dial Welcome and all wish him a pros
porous business. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

THE Ledger congratulates the Cit
liens Of vandalia on having a first,
class, ~np-to-date system of water
works and sewerage. This Is one OF
the most important Improvements a
progressive little city can have.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

Suit was filed in the Circuit Clerks
office Wednesday by Mason CFeasey,
asking a divorce from his wife, Car
RE B. Creasey. The plaintiff al
leges that the defendant disregarded
her duties as a wife, found fault
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
! quare Phone ITO
Hardin Rixey&Co
4 Loans Mexico, No.
.Fe farms, all sizes, for
lerms to suit. Also
.Is IN city and subur-

or Exchange, good SIX
Zlg, cellar, barn and out
lot 1928 feet. Price right.
bath, furnace. in the best
moo. Price $3.50.
barn and other outbulld.
ger lot, Price $1,000.
prce $500.
~. basement, bath, etc, on
@'''' Price $500.
R5O. '"'u corner 10
a good business for sail
y loan on Real Estate.
want to buv. aaIt rant
aly Kind Of Real Estate
10 Your interest 20 ge
iarms before buying.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

Formerly of the Ledger, travelling
salesman for VIM. Waltke & Co,
st. Louis, who represents this well
known firm in Tennessee, Mlssis-
sipui and Louisiana, with headquar'
ters az New Orleans, Memphis ana
Nashville, besides receiving a tine
~expense account and salary, is one
Of five men out of fifty statesmen
to again receive a handsome ponu'
check. viii is married and as nap
nv as a clam at high tide.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
WHAT MAYOR POTTS
HAS DONE AND HOPES
TO Do THIS YEAR

Last April, WILLARD Pous, q tVah
sr member Of the Chy Council and
acting mayor whenever Mayor y. 4.
Graham was absent from the city'
took his seat m the Mayors Office
as his permanent address for the
next few years. He chose as the
motto Of his administration Mex
leo. the oRy beautiful and in the
nine months he has been In office
has accomplished much toward the
realization Of his ambitions.
In the motto, "Menico, the City
Beautiful" the meaning was broader
than mere material beauty and
meant the polishing Of the mora
tone in certain sections that were
not above reproach. With the aid
Of the other city officers and the .
aancee of the police under the direc,
don Of Marshal ]. A. Brown great
strides have been made Dun TINS
great work.
During the nine months OF Mayor
Potts administration he has accom,
plished, among other things, the
following:
The paving of East Promenade
! street which Is considered one Of
the best pieces Of work ever lone
/ there.
Practically the elimination Of all
wooden bridges in the city and the
{ installation Of concrete n tile SUD
stitutas.
Before the first Of the year every
: brick crossing will have been buAt
that has been asked for beside ANY
$ others not requested.
The grading Of Headingtcm hill, IN
i East MEXICO, which eliminated q
steep grade. In connection with this
the hill was macadamized and an
other street made and rocked, con-
nectang at, north and south. with
It promenade street.
The streets over the entire city an
D. I'm hotter condition than in years.
d Ma,o. potta baa baan ably assisted
n I'm ~ wor,r nv street Commissioners
,e Walker
le TIM aro,tion of a handsome con,
h ,ra4o n-,uI about the work-yard al
If M cstv Hail
~ d,s,rsct aawar in East Mexico
". oror,atorv 10 ne b,,ilt soon that
De will b,,rn al ref,,se and dead AMI
We mails
to stringent care 10 keen minors from
is sa,oons ard blutard halls.
he Tbe elimination Of the bad clasi
Us - rrnroo. nv making them leay,
his Etha oitv
rk Tha ,ont4nuod fmnrovement q
W. un,n,ood oametarv
M.nv ray oranitnid walks.
A. for tba cornine year. Mayo
is pohts 10. onlv partially mapped GU
an n. h,,doa. IL win continue /
as tcwa,.d tba mnroveme {
an ~ 10, and wht,a he has man
ex thins,a IN mind he exuects to ad
n these from time to time when b
III sees fit.
an Among the contemplated dmproN
ments are the following:
He x more beautiful and cleaner Me,
ies leo.
md The Improvement of Elmwoc
iuil cemetery, especially the streets ar
an alleys there,
Isis More granitoid walks and briS
his CROSSINGS.
all More paved streets-at least OF
by every year.
mi. 0'e.y ~
lied electric lights win be Of more be
efft.
our More concrete and tile bridg
les where needed.
,oes subway undar the railroads
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
FARMING HAIR
aa Can Have II by Using
ssue Guaranteed by otis

4 reason for the phenom-
4 Partisan Sage in the
Is since it was first In
3 10 America, and the sales
IL breaking all records.
Mason Is plain to all:
We does Just what it is adj
%.
Purdy about it. He viii
aE he rigidly guarantees
andruif, stop falling hair
E salp in two weeks, or
i ! 10 reason whatever why
q woman should fad to
mage Of the above gen
b.
ting that has made Paris
50 famous is its peculiai
urn the harsh, unattrac
Dat many women posses
rant and radiant hair Il
tns Women Of refine
country over are using 1
I disappoints.
y leading druggists every
Fl IN Mexico by Otis Purd.
4 large bottle. The Gil
afn hair IS on every pacl
orders filed, charges pre-
Ae American makers, q
%, Buffalo, N. Y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
NIPpED
N BUD BY DIiz SAYS
FORMER MEXICO BOY

Judge Lebbeus R. Whitley, who
has been in Old Mexico for a year
or more In connection fifth mining
litigation, returned to st. LOUIS
this week for a brief visit. Judge
Wiley. who was formerly a resi-
dent Of this city. gives a clear idea
Of the recent trouble in Mexico IN
the interview which follows. He
saws President. Diaz has a firm
grasp upon the situation and no
further trouble Is anticipated. Judge
Wilfiey's statement follows:
There has been no revolution In
Mexico. The recent disturbances
there can not in any proper sense
be called a reylution, for the reas-
ON that the rioters were without
leader. without money. and henss
without organization. The move
ment was nipped In the bud by the
vigilance of President Diaz. The
country is now tranquil, with tht
-excentIon Of a portion of the STATE
of chihuahua. where the government
troops have the bandits bottle up ii
the recesses Of the mountains.
There is no virtue in denying
howaver that there is a feeling o
uncertainty that is more or les
~ganeral m MEXICO which arises GU
liz tha a~nriety felt an regard to tn
ouas,son az IN who shall be Pres
.dort naa7,s successor. Presiden
n,av has 40 completely dominate
I'm yatuation for a generation thu
,shl,o more was a number Of Gle,
a. man IN Mexaco no ore has ha
~ ornortnnbtv to demonstrate h
/, ahttltv
Tbe ytce president elect, Mr.. n
/ mon coupy,l is now very Ill, an
AZ q nct believed that he will r
!, ~covao. hba baalth sufficiently 70 &
! lahIa HIM "a succeed 10 the pres
! dancv The general opinion is TIT
tha amereeucy which now co
~srorta the country will be pro
i aa,,- so,ved NV President Diaz al
! ltha Mavtcan neople. and that ms
will he brought forward who will
able no control the army and at Il
same tima he in sympathy Wi
E
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

Fancy Candy Boxes and Baskets
just the thing for your wife on sweet
heart. Palace OF Sweets.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
re o SALE.

Seven black mealyuosed mules,
five of them mares. AN about Is IL
hands high. Some extra fine ones
among them.
wit j.. c. LOWER,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

All1Wool and Cotton Blankets =
good assortment-prtces right.
Ricketts, G. Emmons ID. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15


MRS. JOSEPH N. BRIGHT
DIES AT HATToN.
Mrs, Joseph M. Bright, of Hattcn,
Galloway county, sister of Chas'
Holt of this city, died at home
Thursday night. Mrs. Bright was a
fine Christian character and will be
missed by many friends. The Led
ger joins friends in extending sym
pathy to the bereaved.
MRS. JOANNA BRAY DIES
IN MOSCOW MILLS
Mrs. Joanna Bray, aged 70 years,
died at her home 4 miles north Of
Moscow Mills Thursday morning at
h O'Clock. She will be buried FRI
day. Mrs. Bray was a sister OF q
M and G. B. Null, and Mrs. Alice
Bayless. of this city. The Ledger
extends sympathy to the bereayed.
MRs. o. A. MuRPHY's
SISTER DEAD.
Mrs. D. A. Murphy is in receipt OF
a telegram stating that her sister,
Mrs. Conley, had died in Alber
ouerque, New Mexico. Mrs. Muir
nhy left Immediately for Albuquerque
and will be joined at Kansas GHS
by her brother, whose home Is u
-
Wisconsin.
Miss Hannah Duggan, well know
I'm this city, died in st. Joseph HOS
pital, Kansas City, Sunday. She wa
Injured in that city Oct. s, duFihi
the Priests Of Pallas parade with
number Of others who were calgh
in a jam
The funeral of Miss Hannah DUG
gan who died in Kansas City, sun
day, was held Tuesday morndn
from st. Brendan's church by tn
Rev. Father j. ]. Dillon. The q
mains were inferred i'm the Cathof
cemetery. Among those who a
tended the funeral were: Mrs. "a
uogarty. a sister; Mrs. ]. R. Kl
gore, Pat Hogarty and Mrs. Wn
Il Easgan,, of st. Louis.
Z The pail bearers are Jack a.
chas. Hayden, I'D. Dermody, w
liam Murphy, William Welsh and
o'Bren, Jr.
Get yoslr orders for church al
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
4 BOOKS
|GIDJs LIBRARY
h OUR CONGRESS

Il Il.
pse IS the library Of.
T ye a.v tho supreme
81 @'a% .,reogth among
q ne nssro,huoe Ma
,ba British Mu-
~ anu va second
trst aD1
,r,brarian Her
Fep us,od 10 Congress
a Y, n the year 1909.
tnal added max
Bunber oil OOoA0 10.
Lee, 5I7.Soe vol.
cnAl.', mnsie and $780,
=ss %
,ooso tho add.
period lsO0'' 'n'
British Museum u ~
4 sle been l4s,5Oi, ma
e rationale l0O'Oo.' soS
An Pullman a'eD oon'
enHparls0ils JUG $50,
mtsution VIII
: WIN
kx Historical rr
be character :" ~ -
q Ii Putnam poillus y II,
he Madison p@peiS
4 James N. rom
s Hlstorlcal oo0Ie.'
Ons Of Ne'0iu'.
Burton Harrison coi'es
Ing Of letters Oh invnl
Henry Clay ana AleA
and notes OF o'a'
sHh anne Manson, W
d Burton N rharr,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Ross cauthorne are
both better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
4 Miles Norm % Rush Hill.

Mr.. Woodbridge has named his gro
Gerry store The Mexico Grocery Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES IN

NEED OF CLOTHING.
The Associated Charities is much
in need Of secondhand clothing for
distribution. Take time to look
through your wardrobe and send any
clothing to S21 N. Washington st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

Candy Of quality is our specially.
Palace Of Sweets.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

Candy Canes, from 5 cents up, at
the Palace II Sweets. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

THE population Of Boonville, Mo,
Is 4,252. which Is 125 less than &c
was ten years ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

VIM. Lee Of Lee Bros. was in Full
ton as usual stock sales day and
bought horses Of the following per
IONS at prices ranging from $40 to
$16O each: One Of each Of r. J.
Kennett, j. f. Mcveigh, Powell Ar
mold, A. S. Bugg, H. H. Jones, Fl,
ID. Craghead, w. M. Loomis, G. A.
Stokes, Walter Vaughn, A. UP. Tolt
II. Cooper, Roy Ovens J. II
Weeks, j.. +. Selby, Doug Turner
and two of Claud Dunlap. He alst
bought two small mules Of J. M
Mccall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

MRS. JULIA FISHER
DIES IN MARSHALL
Mrs. Julia Fisher, a sister OF Mrs
j. A. Nichols. died at Marshall on
Thursday. She was 81 years old.
The remains were inferred at Knob
| Noster Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

Miss Addie Hale, Of near Laddonia,
Is the guest of Mrs. G. NJ. Null.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

Candy Baseball Bats, at the Pal
ace OF Sweets, from rs cents up.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

Bruce Icenogle, a wellRncwn cftl-
zen Of Benton City. has departed for
Maries county, Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
M. w. A. ELECTS NEW
OFFERS FOR NEXT YEA

OFFERS ron va
Tuesday might. the NJ. w A. ~
1850. Mexico Camp at Mexico Mo-
elected the following officers io
the ensuing year:
D. A. Murphy, v. G.
Frank Hazard, w. A.
Edward KunlOel, Banker
j. w. Pmnkett. Clerk
II. F. Medley, Escort
]. D. Pratt, Manager ma.
Drs. Harrison and Griffin rhs
sicians.
II. Liebler. watchman'
s. Beckley, Sentry
Mra Finley Johnson OF pe"
lcNy. was the guest Of Mexico H'e"
Monday. -
Buckner Drug Co. carries al
Heading hog and poultry Fenn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
MRS. STEWART RECEIVES d.
NORGE IN KANSAS.

Mrs. D. L. Stewart e Miss
Stella Prussing, was granted a d.
voroe from her husband this week
In E.mnoria. Kan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

&on County Court which
pleted a new $4,000 infirrn
through Mexico today,
" quite a number OF their
asn the Hospital at Fulton
bal lhfirmary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

Oct your orders for church ana
school Candles in early, so we can
make them fresh for you. Palace OF
Sweets.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

aau'nss Is going to have
'A0n performed by a noted
q Columbia, Mo.
BIOS, for Stock Food.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

Buckner Drug Co CARRIES asIos
leading hog and poultry Feane'N''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

impOrtant additions per
bstcry OF the War q
|vaican War and the q
innate Calhoun for thu