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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

tan College Columbia; BERTHE Mar
lin, Stephens College, Columbia;
Moosie Henson. Orphans School, Full
ton; BERTHE Crigler, Hardin College,
Mexico.
Miss Lizzie Cantwlle died OF con-
sumption at M~artinsburg.
T. o. Nicely, Of near Thompson,
gave a Watermelon party. Among
those present were: James Sims and
family. Mr.. Cogsweli and family. Jack
Daniel and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce, Ms. and Mrs. A. Zellers, ia
son Rutter and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Williamson,
Of CONCORD, Thomas Harper and fam
ily and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dunison.
Mexico had ~ firstclass bar
bers and al least 600 people were
shaved in Mexico every Saturday.
II. F. Phillips, Of Clearmont, Mo,
bought C. r.. Gibbs drug store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
10 YEARS 400.

Sam Sharp gave a lawn social at
bis home s miles southwest OF
Mexico la honor Of J. H. McCune,
of Kansas City.
Katie Squires, Of Skinner, Mo,
fell from a hammock, breaking her
collar bone.
Miss Mamie Dawson was the teach
er at Gatewood school house.
Miss Marcia Marvin, a daughter Of
The late Bishop Marvin, addressed
the members of the Woman's Home
Mission Society at the NJ. E. Church.
Miss Marvin had been a missionary
in Brazil, s. America.
Dr. Z. L. Armstrong, Of Perry,
was killed by mis- horse running
away with him.
Mrs. B. F. orear, Jr., died at
her home in st. Louis. Mr.. orear
was formerly Of Audrain county.
LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
p. P. McvEieH AND FAM.
lily TO RETURN TO MEXICO

P. ?. McVeigh and family. Of ST..
Louis, who formerly resided in this
city. have leased the home OF Mrs.
NJ. Il. Davis, on S. Clark avenue,
and viii move to this city about DC.
tober i. Joe Mcvelgh, a son, re.
Gently married and is living in the
South. Mr.. and Mrs. McYeigh and
their lovely children made many
friends in this city and they Join the
Ledger in welcoming their return.
"rhey all come back"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
DILLITES ~ ~ By Eseez- -
Haze Before Us This Evening


A man. from Mexico, who recent
~ msde q whirlwind tour IN north-
west Missouri towns, that have gone
dry and have paTed streets. says
-The people IN that section are g
dry that they are splitting cotton,
have ffat DIRK brown taste " tner
mouths, and X is 40 exoeeainBF afy
that eve the paved stress are
~cruznbiing up" Now, what 90 yon
think Of that2 Great shades Oh
Cottonwood SPRINGS.
Our young frend, Bush Atehson'
lost out By D vote, from bsins
esected sergeant OF The union LII
er2ry Society. Thursday nsshL II
was an exceedingly close eaI Q
Paul EdmCnston. who won me
race by a tender thread
Large Fish Frys.
John Williams. the wellkno"n loo
printer, formerly OF MS cry nov
owner Of a large printing pknt "A
St Louis. IS here Nisiuns M par
ents and taking a m~uch'neeaea Nsea'
ton. During the pas few Gays AH'
Williams has been fishing n .
large pond on the farm OF Col LAIN
er criswell, and has landed l4l a
Of the finney tribe. Several large
fish frys have already been reeieo
off aud more 70 follow. AZ the mex
big fry and bcne-picking contest hor
James A. Reed, Coy. dawn X. iran
els. Hon Champ Clark and Col. Reu
ben Dill Wal be present-maybe-ant
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

The first Patrol Of the Boy Scouts
of America organized Ia this
Gay Sunday morning after Sunday
School at the Christian Church. Roy
Forris and r. D. Worrell are at the
head Of the movement. Boys Of all
churches, under is years Of age, are
inyited to become members.
Once you hear how the move
ment started and what its rules are,
the enthusiasm Of all the men who
have seen il In operation is not
hard to understand. 1t IS MOI a
negative sort Of thing. an organiza.
lion for the discussion Of donas.
The scouts don't smoke cigarettes or
shoot craps in an alley.
The brief scout law says nothing
against this because to do so would
be so unnecessary-saeh offenses are
the amusement Of boys who are 50
uniucky as TO have no better fun.
The things the scouts do are bet
ter fun. Not only are they fun
they are valuable fun. The boy
who IS more than 10 years old has
begun to make a choice of amuse-
ments. If he is areal boy he al
men&s. If he Is a real boy he al
ready has a healthy scorn for molly
coddles. He viii find nothing in the
scouts oath to which the most boy
ish boy cannot pledge himself.
Those who have already Joined
are:
Ross Ferris
Paul Thompson.
Mark Jolly
Jas. Younger.
Howard Keath.
Orlando Worrell
Clark Gibbs
VIII Grier
Ben Locke
Pink Quisenberry
Robert Powell
Garrett Powell
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

DR.. Harry Drebing has sold bis tine
Young Italian rooster, Caruso, TO Jay
Bennett, At fancy figures. When
Caruso Is fully featbered, be win be q
beauty for true and viii head the
nrve bunch Of chickens at the Got
toawood Springs Poultry Ranch CAL
and take a shot at CAruso. Dr. Dfeo-
ing Is always there with hne chickens
Our friend, Col. John Atchison, tells
.ths owl that when David r. Francis
visits Mexico be vii take the distin-
guished gentleman out 70 Cottonwood
Springs and togetner they will dip
their Democratic bills in the elixir OF
life. o. 10Y Reuben Dill will han
die James a. Reed all right, all right
IL viii he areal love feast when James
A. Reed visits the Springs
Col. A.. NJ. Trimble tells US he Is
adding 10 bis poultry ranch every
day. He has already in stock two hens
and q rooster and is now on q nifty
decker with DIT. Fritts for q thorc
bred ben and rooster, recently I'm
ported from Curryviile. Mo. Col.
Trimnle further states that he VIII
be ready for business Oct. j. he has
already contracted 10 furnish Fred
Brand With chickens and eggs all
winter. The only drawback. Col.
iTrfmble SAYS be fears In bis business
IS Major Boatman and Capt. Smith.
james Leroy Key and Prof. Q. A.
Slavens Thursday evening, attended
the Show You Congress now on 81
Moberly. Both gentleman report
lovely time during their brief stay IN
the Magic City. Many thousan as Of
visitors we're there, bands playing
merry-go-rounds whizzing, popcorn
and peanut stands plentiful-in facl
il was n continuous round Of UNTOLD
pleasure. Col. Key addressed a iarg'
bunch OF people on The Whyfore O
the WheI," receiving a beautiful
dimezand-pln from the ladies' 10
making such a flowery speech. Prof
Slavens, speech was a oOrker. Hi
subject was How to Woo And How
To VIM Pandemonium reignet
among the ladies and the gallant Prof
was given the glad hand and as W
20 to press be is still receiving boquet
and the long distance telephone lin
is busy with sweet warblings.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
Jack Morris Is o. the sick list

Jack Morris Il On the sick list
Put me Oh al IBIS Broadway,
Columbia Mo.
We thank the LORD that Salvssioa
is free-about the only thing that Is
free these days DO tell
Uncle Reabsn ToAlsOn's apple or
.chara was very prolific this year
Uncle Rube Is there with the goods
Col. Max Eisel. q prosperous farmer
Of near CentrallA vas In Mexico, this
week, shaking hands With friends.
Col. James QuinlAn and son, James
left Friday. for ST Mans Kansas ~
which place young Mr.. Quinian VIII
attend college the coming winter.
Miss Helen shahan, the bright lii
Tie daughter Of Col. and Mrs. Neal
ShAhan, Of southeast Audrain, VIII
attend school in Mexico, this winter
and say with her aunt, Ms Edward
DeFmody.
COL Tom Chopper has the ooSs
window cleaner. Tom cleaned MS
west store window Friday and he now
has = nifty mirror. Only two OF three
swipes and the work Is done.
Ray Barnes, a thrifty young farmer
Just southeast OF town, has the thanks
u the Ledger force for a fine, large
Juicy melon. Ray is always there win
the goods and is making eoo-gOO eyes
and looking for a suul-mate. O, JOY.
Amos Jenkins, buyer for COL Frank
Sannebeck's Union Market, THURSDAY
bought OF Shelby GAS a number OF
choice corn-fed heifers, which will be
'iput on the market" o, you liver.
To Doctor Kanaly:-Say, dear Doc
do not give out all your passports to
the Ancient Order OF PrevarieatorS
before the year 1912. Save a hundred
or two for your own use and all VIII
be well. But say, Doc, set 'em up to
q chunk OF Sayman's healing salye and
all will be forgiven. Come across, DOG,
B. W. Sanders, the electric contrac-
tor, electric fixtures and incandesceni
light merchant, has our thanks fol
valuable favors. Bryant is = splendid
fellow to DO business with and is az
artist in his line. He has a splendid
patronage and is always there Will
the goods at Col. Sam Howard
famous Fix 1t Shop.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

THE os Yea Congress al no
berry was a gresa success. To Col
Currau. Moberly and tie many
men vino spent time and money for
tbe success 81 Mss o0mmemdable ad-
veremez ID ths States r~es5nrees
too fsuch honor cannot be given. Pc
SIDES the many Interesting exlAb5&.
che featBss taat really lnaae be
egent s suceess eefe tbe men
u paogesss and cd ance5 4sss that
addressed the crowds Zach day Wal.
ter Williams Howard 4. Gass. FuL
ier ssih John K. Kirk and Col Tor.
reg aud a score VI others brought
theN sors n q h a greater
MISSOURI. each ID a fed whare he Is
q p]ioReer breaking the way through
tbc fpre& of prejudice asd Jungle Of
mistaken custom. Theg arr al men
whose lives are ga far q purpose
and shst purpaae alive ID fhe sltaa-
iitn ~ to-day ana fhe Hr6ms o.
tomorrow men one mee1a stirred
BY gseiy ealthu asm aud example and
laysa better prepared for the good
ahinssr thaa ahgaid BE- oayB and won
ID thsif qause ar ally 1H their
ranks for the real Missouri
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
AN EXCITING AUTOMOBILE
AND AlRsHlP RACE.

Barney Oldheh. thai veteran
space and TINE annihilatog. whose
sc0res Of hair breadth escapes have
startled The world, viii be a star
feature q the Hltnois state fair at
Sprlngfeh this year. He win have
a team Of three racing AUTOMOBILES
and they vii be seen every forenoon
On the track at the Fair Grounds
On Saturday. Oct ]. an exciting
race Will be pulled of between Old
fed and a Wright bhplane.
The Chicago & Alton, anticipating
AZ exceptionally heavy travel has
arranged TO operate a number Of spe-
claI trains every day during Fair
week Special low rates Wal be
made via The Only Way" to THE
GBIg Fair" DAT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
WILL SELL SHORT.
HORNS THIS FALL.

Judge Thos. F. hurry, southeast
of Stephens Store, owner of Forest
Grove herd of shorthofns. will hold
his seventh sale Of p~ure-bred cattle
late IN October or early In Novem.
Der. The offering win comprise III.
ty head Of choice cattle, all OF For.
est Grove quality, and viii make one
Of the big sale events Of the year
IN the Kingdom. The greater portion
of the cattle that viii be sold are
hehers and young cows, though a
few choice young sires win be put
under the hammer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

MOVING PICTURES Of crime are
tasi aisaUpearirg and manasas say
there "a lftle demand for them.
This Is a good move and should car
~ with & che rotten mel0drama that
has 10 purpose other than Tia q
Che dime naYe=to undermine soo-
Hy by making heroes Of thieves
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

Letters Of administration on the e'.
tate of r. p. Hopkins, deceased "e''
granted to the undersigned on 'ls
2ard Of Aug. 1910. by the prooa''
court Of Audrain County.
All persons having claims agails'
sal estate are required to exn'O''
them 10 me for allowance within ONE
year after the date Of said Lo'''''
or they may be procluded from any
benefit Of such estate and Il su'D
claims be not exhibited within WV
years from the date 81 said le''o'''
they will DO forever barred
n. H. CARTER,
27.4t Administrator
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

HARDLN CoILEGE s aemas IA
r nos favorable agaees aHd ae
euua fos e sptndd ~
}cn3net There b no heteF school
~ gals anywhere and An
Gnln c9ln1y ahUHA have . leas III
= vogw iaeics Ia this iHzsau5ioa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

TifE cesoerIH y ue AcMalha
naHk vseh lies sitan@ = desreo
- c1ee11nce most 70
I'D Hn freods nU asntnue through
5ut the San as beng The vasr
nm rermL Tsa Is sooi neNs %
ihe nsi 11ters q Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

Mrs Jacob wilmert. Liuceln. H.,
found her way back to perfect health
She WHITES 4 suffered with kidney
trouble and backache and my appe-
lite was very poor at times. A few
weeks ago / got Foley Kidney Pills
and gave them a fair trial. They
gave me great relief 50 continued till
now ] am again On perfect health.
0rls Purify.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
BOY SCOUTS ORGANIZED HERE SUNDAY
YOUR BOY SCOUT WILL

YOUR BOY SCOUT WILL
Be taught the manly point Of honor and Its obligation.
Tell the truth at the sacrifice OF sell.
Learn the lesson OF loyalty.
Find out the meaning Of thrift
Be taught obedience without ser Witty.
Be given training Of the hand, head and heart that every boy ought
o have
Learn the lessons OF nature at heir origin.
BE manly boy.
Be a maniy man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
WILL Tell OF EUROPEAN
TRIp FRIDAY EVENT

The Rev. A. A. Wallace, who, WIN
his wife, has just returned from a
trip abroad, Will tell Of his journey
Friday evening in the Presbyterian
church. Thas will be quite a 'rea'
and a hare crowd Is expected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
.Ths Weekly Ledger

EYf1lYB0pT u An4rain / Inter
asss de F1ooa K TIE FAntaih
cesa casntnal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
REVIVAL SERVICES AT
NEW HOPE CHURCH.

Columbus Ploat informs the Led.
ger that the protracted meeting.
Which was TO have begun at New
Hope church, west Of this city. Mon.
DAY, Sept. IL, has been postponed un.
u Monday night. Sept. 10, on &C.
count Of the minister being In a
meeting in Boone county. The meet.
ing at New Hope will be conducted
Dy The Rev. Presser. assisted by the
hey. Edward James. Both Of these
gentlemen are very strong in the
baptist ministry and the meeting
promises to be a great success. All
are cordially Invited 10 attend The
services.
John \, McLain, OF wray. Colo.
formerly Of Mexico, Is visiting friends
and relatives in Mexico and Audrain
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
j. W.. ROUSE HAS
POCKET PICKED

J. w. Rouse, Of this city. had
his pocket picked while boarding a
Wabash train at Moberly, Friday,
evening, and lost about $27. There
was a large crowd ON the train and
IN the rush his purse was stolen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
HAS SPLENDID POSITION
WITH ERIE r. r.

Chas E. King, formerly a student
q the Missouri A3EzFy Academy.
and well known in this city. has a
splendid position WIKI the Erie Il.
r. He b employed In the capacity
a Travelling Agent n the Erie DIS:
patch. Meinhart saHnebeek Is in re-
eekDt x a letter from Air, King, con
81 4ulsNng him on his novel garden.
Nj. King also sent several 81 hiq
friends an Interesting pamphlet Of
his road.
Mr. Kings many friends IN Mex.
co VIII be glad to know he is meet
Ing with much success In his posi-
ton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

THE P~rogressives have the speed
hmG 81. and are sure enough IN
eargcn-s Returns from California
Wisconsin New Hampshire. Vermont.
Kansas and other states where cleo.
uons have bagH held indicate that
the iusurEeuts are soon TO be the
regulars lu tbe Begublicau party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

TIE fact HarJin CoIese is open
ins Ehh even 6 larger attendance
nAa that o. former yearE e moA
a~noouragiug news. This school Is
considered one q the finest in the
country and the opinion has been the
result n great success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
JUDGE BAKER BARNES
BUILDING HANDSOME HoI


Judge Baker Barnes Is building a
handsome tensroom residence on bis
farm, north Of Thompson. Judge
Barnes has one Of the best farms in
Audrain county and his new resi-
dence adds much to the appearance
Of his place.
The Rev. John I. Mason Is home
from Galloway county, where he
preIched at the Richland Baptist
Church Sunday.
Lee Mcclure, Of Danyers, Ill.,
who has farm interests north of this
eay is in Mexico on business bis
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
FORMER MExicoAH AND
FAMILY VISITING HERE.

Morris Arnold wife and son, Of.
Seattle, Wash, are the guests OF r.
r. Arnold. Mr.. Arnold s a former
Mexico boy who followed Greeley's
advice and has made good, He Is
taking his son to Cornell University
Tor school this winter and he and
his wife viii then 90 abroad.
T. P. Noel, one Of Cuivre town.
ships most prominent farmers, was
In this city Thursday. for the pur-
pose Of starting his daughter, Miss
Nellie. IN MCMILLAN High School
Miss Noel will live with Mrs. Laura
Houghland while attending school
G.cye. Wahher,s harm mean Wanda
LA was struck by lightning last Sun
day night. rhe barn was badly dam
aged. Mr.. Weber was in the bara
at the time and was badly shocked.
C. B. LaRue, Of Worcester neigh
borhood, has moved to a farm near
Mexico to reside. Mr.. LaRue and
family are fine people and the Led
ger welcomes them to our midst.
kobt. II. Cauthorn Is n OF Au.
drains most prominent citizens. He
has been attending fairs for a good
many years and says that the Cen
traiia fair is just a. little the best Of
all OF them. The rings are larger
and better, the directors work hard
er the booths and feed men are
isiref in their charges, and the din
ner served by the ladies Of the Chris
tian church much better than yot
find at any other fair In North Mis-
soiTl. Mr.. Cauthorn's warm words
o. approval are very much appreciate
by pentralia people generally.
CentIalla Courier.
z J. Rowe,s Herefords made 4
fire showing at our fair-it was the
bes' string Of cattle Mr.. Rowe has
yer exhibited at the centralia fair
He IS constantly improving his herd
-Centrala Courier.
There Is nothing the matter will
Joe Considine as ring marshal Ia
fact Joe is all right wherever vol
put him. He always makes good
Centralia Courier.
j.. L, Betty. Of Audrain. and W
j. Shores, Jr., Of Clark. Randolph Co
had sheep on exhibition at the fair
and every individual was a gooi
epe.-Centralia Courier.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. w. Pennington, o
Greenburg, Kan, are the parents 0
i daughter that arrived Sept. )
Mrs. Pennington was Miss Laura Ma
well, Of Rush Hill.
Miss Ruth Newman, of Milwaukee
who has been visiting friends AM
relatives in this vicinity for severa
weeks, left for Chicago, Friday
where she will enter Kenwood lnsti
/ tute.
J. D. Sharp and family, Of Fulton
are the Gusts of Mr.. and Mrs, w
A. Sharp and other relatives of thi
city. Mr.. Sharp is connected witt
the Home Savings Bank OF tina
place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

TIE REV C. - BISHOP. o. this
city rta Jus had g series Of lee
lures published which De delivered TO
che students G Vanderbilt Unlve-si-
ny. nr. Bishop IS one q the lead
ina Methodist ministers q the coun-
try and the lectures are most inter
sjng. Tho book Is called Jesus
Ms Worker.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

Lola Gll4spe vs. Ollie CLASPS.
s q Byrns vs Chkapo 4 Ahon.
J. W. HaEeEay rs cAifaso 4 Al
ton R r. &C.
Jerome b F7euanr rs La a $50
Riv. r r Co, * Al
Thoa Byrm "a La 4 No Ris.
r. R. co e a.
b n Naalesua rs ChhzEO q
Alton 2. r Co
Auale sen e a vs. yaieatine 81
del e al
Willard PSas - Uhkaoun HEIRS
q sshu B Johnson
". +. PoraNsE b Bgxt II. W.
Unksoan Heirs o. C. W Baker
Csy q Mexico - c A Fhn-
ming. Appl
IL che masser Of \. r. waite,
E r n White. trustee
IN hs natter q Helm ESt A q
Tuner. Trustee
IN ae matter < Nancy NsEksrk,
o.. ESsoa Is q = c,ark :,
d,
s,s,s II Missouri Is C,o,a,,ou 10
,s.ior -, r,-s ponr
rs-n--r B,rn. Pho.n5. IN.
10 B-oot,yr
So. wsseo,- po,ard NV,
an
SAL, 1nsss~ nav wnas
aa~
g.s.s wfsa,sp-s es fnSa rnar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
FARM EXPERIMENT LOT HAS
BEEN PROCURED.

Prof. Flaley. Of Mcmillan High
School, who viii teach Agriculture
this wAptor, has procured the Cauth'
orn lot 10 the rear Of the Hgh
School on Love street for an ek'
pertinent station
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
BRAKEMAN FOUND DEAD
NEAR FULTON.

Keith Stewart, a Chicago & Al
ton brakeman. was found dead be-
side tahe railroad track near Fulton,
Friday. It is thought he fell from
the top Of a train and met his death.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

Your kidney trouble may be Of LONG
stsnding, It may be either acute or
chronic, but Whatever it is. Foley's
Kidney Remedy win aid you to get
rid Of Il quickly and restore your
natural health and vigor. zone bot
tie Of Foley's Kidney Remedy made
me we'll" said J. Sibbull Of Grand
View, Wis. Commence taking It now.
Oais purdy,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

Don't waste your money buying
plasters when you can get a bottle
OF ~Chamberlain's Liniment for TWEEN
ty-ffge cents. A piece Of flannel
dampened with this llnimeeut is su-
perbr 70 any plaster for lame back,
pains in the side and chest, and
much cheaper. Sold by all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

Not a minute should be lost wneA
"a child shows symptoms Of Group
Chamberhin's Cough Remedy gwen
as soon as the child becomes hoa'S'
or even after the croupy cough ap
pears, will prevent the attack. sou
by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

YOU can call them insurgents oF
WopeAfy@. Dm they haze come
10 stay Gova-uoF Hadley calls an
nsurgeH a progressive who has ex-
oemsd the speed link We frnr
~ 4aAeae fbat The inafges in the
Republican party tA Norang along
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

THE Pla urg CbautaUqua was
oae o. the most successful So far
Eapwtad ln che West There we're
i-89 season ticEeS sold q s.. Each
day single tNkea averaged more
thaH $500 Bryan Day $3.50 and the
aat Sunday 1915 Total receipts
$3.50 aud beaI expense s14o5.
The frahDeEe Stand took in s2l0o
q Eatch The Association received
$3.50, making $3.50 70 tbs good for
fhe Asa0Atloa tbls year. ThA Is q
reoard MEXICO should equal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

MAS AGEaLs n a4a Pukan theatre
ae eseaeeIaeHs m 3 ssock
cartaay Tsag there 5eaaase 81
Wsa g ~ mea2 ~ 10 tA@ @andard
tasy laaeud 10 maintain Suck q
WgaM give ~ uVlt % the
9raa ID Missouri and Is worthy q
practice ay O-le- Managers Cav &
lzrd the ne well
k1oan in Mex tr Neghgd is
= Ml3r x Tire I0aI EIk To5ge.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
WILL LEAVE DAUGHTER HERE
FOR FIVE YEARS

Mrs. w. II. Sears, missionary Of
the Baptist church In China, has
placed her daughter, Mary, in Har-
din College. The little girl viii re-
mgln here five yeras until her edu-
cation Is completed. her mother re-
turning 70 Asa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
FoIeys
Kidney
Pills

What They WIN DO for You
They will cure your backaehe,
strengthen your kidneys, cor
rect sinaryirregniarities, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate she excess uric acid
that causes rheufnatisrn. Pre-
vent Bright's Disesse and Ola.
bates. and restore health and
strength. Refuse Substitutes.
OTIS PuRDY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15

FOUND In Craddock's SloIs
"a piece Of money. Loser may s''
same by calling. dwlt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
Branch OFFICE: Mexico, Mo
Bragg BUILDING
City Tel. GA Mutual "A

Oity AGls ~ NluIudl Al
county, MIR. McLaln's friends will
be glad TO know that he is prUsperIng
In the West.
L J.. FaTah and wife are NJ Long
Beach, California. TO spend the win
Ter. They write they are nicely 10.
cated and are having a pleasant time
Jas. II. Quinlan, of this county,
will attend 81. Mary's college In St,
Marys, Kansas, this year. James
Qulnlan has returned from placing hi
son a. thai Institution.
Mrs. William N~eIderschule has re.
turned from Wentzyille whore her SO
Otto. will attend school this winter
William, 1r. accompanied her
Albert Martin, of Maruusburg,
was In Mexico Saturday. Mr.. Martin
was en- route home from Galloway
County, where he had been on bus,
mess.
A marriage license was issued Sat.
urday to Albert Bowers and Miss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-15
APPOINTED DELEGATE TO

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Chas. Householder, of this county.
has been appointed by Gov. II. S.
Hadley as a delegate to the Farmers
Convention In Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 8.
Mr.. Householder is one Of Audrain's
leading planters.
Joe Considine attended the
SHOW You" Congress at Moberly
Friday,
Mrs. Geo, E. Latorce, Miss Moses
Wilson and Miss sallie Carter are
nome from st. Louis where they at.
tended the funeral and burial Of
their friend, Mrs. Myers.
Frank Armistead aud Captain splc.
er's large vegetable gardens were
hard hi and much damaged by the
recent back water Of Salt River.
Spieer and Armistead reside three
miles west q Mexico.