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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

THE Columbia correspondent ios
the 81. Louis Republic. referring 70
the conduct q some Of the State
University boys At Columbia the 9th
er dav. says: cone student has
been fined, -four others arrested and
the police are searching for thirty
0 who are sid 10 have had
part in the egg throwing and stree'
roit a tuesday night. The students
met 10 celebrate the decision Of Pres
ident a. Ross Hin to remain al th'
University Of Missouri When the!
tried to storm the Columbia Theate
a fight occurred. John Dahl, 0
Brooklyn. n. T.. was tried and fine
Sc: Frank c. Wood, 81 Appleton City
No; V. E Landon, Of Marshall. No
and Cary a. Griffin. Of Kansa
City, Mo-, pleaded not guilty. The
win be tried tomorrow and MOI
day" After the city officials 60
through with the boys. the UniFe
sity should expeH them
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

IT seems to the Ledger as though
the Ferris Grand Opera House could
be enlarged. brought up-todate. and
made popular with the amusement
going people Of Mexico. II is a ques-
ton as 10 whether two opera houses
would pay in Mexico. We under
stand the owners OF the opera house
are willing 10 sell their property al
a reasonable price, OF If the rental
is increased they viii bring it up
to-date IN every particular. 1t seemi
Ito be the general concensus Of opin
Ion that a move in this direction
should be made. or a new oper'
house erected that results may b
more satisfactory to those who hav.
the best interests of Mexico in view.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

a the metropolitan papers al Co
lanbia, No, are either great SANDER
en- q the students. or their eehAF-
ior Is outrseeously disgrsoefuL BY
err once IN a while the metropolitan
pspers containing articles indicat
ing that some Of the young men At.
the University ought 10 be in jan
instead Of at College We find no
such s~rouuhls In any OF the papers
in the United States regarding any
such e5ndnct On behalf Of the s1n-
dents Of any other university. Pres
iaent nm owes II 10 the Univer-
sitr and 70 himself 70 look into this
msuey. II these accounts r Sian
dero1s they should be stopped II
ne students behave a reported they
should be Immediately expeIled- HoE
does the following. under the head
sssss 2swdies." taken from
the Couubia Tribune. Of Fehruarl
8. sound when read by the taxpayer
a the University: The students o
Missouri University should not al
low a hundred or so rowdies n thei
imidst 10 cast reflection upon tn.
whole body. This was done las
lnight when = crowd Of them eharge
me nickel and vaudeville shows i
ItoNn. and because they were not al
mitsed and allowed to run Tio
threw eggs at these places Of anus
lraeut abused and villified the propr
, e,ars. rocking the police and con
msued other shameful acts. Unde
the guise Of having some fun, thes
young ruffIans make athletic vieto
les and other occasions where theE
lis some cause for a demonstrate
: OF college spirit the excuse for sue
scenes as were Witnessed last nigh
The amusement which the theatr'
in town produce are the stock
trade Of the proprietors. It Is
. much their stock in trade as the q
ucles which any merchant in toS
! keeps for sale. and it is just as
9rehensibie TO attempt 70 take it
to purioin goods OF q place Of ou
ness. 1t is ag~gravating the ohen
when insult is added 10 il WhateV
force is necessary should be used
,-lthe police in landing, the ofende
where they belong" The above
mild compared TO some of the al
eles in the metropolitan papers 7
err once in a while a riot OF rul
= ANS Of this character is reports
lit should be stopped Immediately,
would be possible to maintain a |
iversity without boys but you c
not maintain u without discipline
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

THE Chicago Tribune has polled
the Republican and Independent news
papers in the Middle West and finds
them opposed 10 Joe C. Cannon as
speaker and the Adrich-Cannon tar
if bill. There we're 577 votes in ia
vor of Cannon for Speaker and
2.1a4 opposed to him. There were
1 sss votes for the AldrichC Cannon tar
if bin and 3.463 opposed Il it. Th'
/, press and the people Of this country
regardless Of politics are opposed Il
the tariff bill and Cannon as speak
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

THE position Of road overseer in
Audrain County is a most important
one, and We are surprised at the
Indifference shown by the peopls
generally regarding the importance
Of this place. The County Court as
a general proposition has a hard
time TO find anyone to accept this
position. AS 8 matter Of fact the
farmers should take an interest il
this matter and agree in advance OF
a good man for the place. If w
are going TO have better roads Wy
must not only have the money Il
build them. but those benefited mus
take an interest in the matter. Goo'
roads save the farmers a larg'
amount Of money.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17
What B. B. Water win Do.

What b. B. Water viii Do.
1t is an absolutely reliable cure
for all the chronic ills which follow
in the train Of constipation. 1t may
safely be given to the most delicate
child. 1t has no bad after effects,
and is not only CURATIVE in its
action, but is a TONIC in a marked
and surprising degree. Under its
influence the bowels, liver and kid.
neys resume their normal healthy
functions and the blood, freed from
the pOisons with which it was inocu-
lated. becomes healthy and yigor.
Gus. The skin becomes clear and
the eyes bright, and the whole Of
the human organism feels a rejuye-
mated effect, unknown before. There
is no water in the United States, that
viii compare in analysis to the B.
B. Water.
In the following diseases the water
has given great satisfaction.
Constipation, Kidney, Stomach. Liv.
er. Rheumatism. Dyspepsia, Indi.
g~estion, Etc.
Directions.
For Indigestion. Dyspepsia, stom.
ach, Liver, Bladder and Kidney trou-
bies takes a glassful before each
meal and a glassful before retiring.
In severe and stubborn cases OF
Constipation and Rheumatism drink
the water freely enough to produce
Tree and liberal movement Of the
bowels. II possible drink the first
glass before breakfast hot. As there
are no two constitutions alike. II Is
difficult matter to give the exact
quantity that a patient should drink.
therefore you will have to be your
W Judge. DO not be afraid that
an overdose could hurt you. After
you system is thoroughly cleans.
cd you may reduce the quantity.
Shake Well Before Using.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

nj WOtHEhS NNS6
MEETING THURSDAY.
There was a good attendance at
the Mothers Club under the diree-
ton Of the Associated Charities on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Meeks
read the Scripture lesson. Prov.
xxx. "The Animals Friend" al
so. Gould We But Trust and
Prayer" were articles read by Mrs
Emma Meeks. Mrs. Hedrick anc
Mrs. White.
r. D. WorrelI donated an organ
and With Mrs. White as organist, thu
old hymns were much enjoyed b.
the Mothers.
The intereS is increasing and new
members are added weekly
Sewing. conversation and refresh
ments closed the afternoons meet
ing.
Miss Margaret Naughton would tai
to the Mothers on Hygiene" at tn
next meeting. Miss Naughton is
graduate nurse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17
Farm for Sale

Known as part Of the John
Ellis home place, containing
100 acres, with a nice two
story brick dwelling, con-
tanning s rooms and slate
roof; good cistern and a new
err failing spring. This farm
lies 10 miles north of Mexico
and q miles northwest of
Moline, on public road. No
dover after the sale. Said
farm will be sold at the east
front door of the court house
in Mexico, Mo-, on Friday,
Feb. %, 1910, between 8 a,
m. and 5 p. m. Possession
given March l, 1910. Fol-
further information inquire
of Ira Ellis, Mexico, Mo. W.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

FIRsTCLAss hospitri and
sanitarium would prove not only a
preaa convenience TO Mexico and
Auarain county people, but would
Be a fine investment. A hospital and
sanitariam while under the same man
arensnt wouId be conducted as sep
arats departments. Surgical case
and aIi serious illness needing tram
ed nurses could be handled in tn
hospital; while the s~anitarium woui
Be IN great demand by people froI
all parts Of the State, especial
from the larger cities.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

WE notice from our esteemed dan
" contemporary that Mr.. JOAN A
Mcintyre, Of that paper, and Ar. Car
ter johnson, Of the Ringo saloon. ar'
purchasing a saloon in East s.
Louis. Mr.. johnson viii move L
East st. Louis & manage the 50
loon. while Mr.. Mcintyre viii re
main in Mexico, the best town o
earth, but Johns friends say he
fixing to make a lot Of money in III
newspaper business and lose il in ii
saloon business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17
NorIcE or SALE UNDER

DEED OF TRlIar
whereas. Jessie B. FrapkIin
s,nele man. BY his certain
~ rrust dated September q O
~ acknowledged and recorded N -
Trust Deed records within 49,
,ha countv OF Audraln and s,,,.
,ussmuri IN Book N Of naga ~
.o,yevaa to the undersigned To-,
IN. sollowipR described real .s,.t~
Inc ana being situate in AuS.I
county ana state Of Missouri
-.
An AZ fot seventeen M
Met rra t2l Of Duncan
L. "a he CITY of Merioo w.
-, - r.corded Me,
~ss. 80 a. f,,a n ~ a
nH~.-sar 5, Ma. ~,sI
.nann,n c,,,n,r aug
ua-S .aa oo-nxavon.s
" mace
.-as,.h,a nrom~n o.
10 ~ -, nOs
- i ..,A need N Trus, ,nnr
- wh.-o.s ..,a ~"
.a.N, sn., ,hou,d u
81 r.smon, ~
We ~ oNa
1rr,,.,sa named !. ~,
r-,.. :, ~. roones :, saw ~
49, 49, nrom,ssorv ~.
Ns@' sau ~ .hon.
mA $780, ~ "
-. h,rhas, h,ddar a, a.
- ~ conrt uorsa :,
,ussourt For casb a..
nNen.. a.v. ruh,,c ro,,oa ,
.arms ana plsco
FL 90 =, me -nronartx n bs al
! Ais' AA4 g soma rers,as
~ Ia 80
pnohsneu
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

THE Fulton sun. referring 10 Mex
ieo's Lev electric road, says: Judge
Murray, who took an active part in
securing the subscriptions for the
MsxicoPerry electric line, is happy
over The success Of his work and
that the Rad Is to be built He told
us that the machinery was ordered,
work had commenced on the power
house and that work on the road
would be pushed through at once
The building Of the line TO Hereford
he says. is assured and the cues
ton viii be put up to Fulton sool
las 10 whether It wants the line q
come hers. It is expected that bOtl
Fulton and Columbia win be point
on this line. He says there Is n
doubt about Columbia doing its par
10 secure the road and he also think
Fulton win when the proposition
submitted"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

fitted by education and training to
carry on the work. The newspaper
fraternity throughout the State will
welcome the junior editor of the
Ledger.-Glasgow M%issourian.
The Mexico Ledger viii be run
after January /, 1910, by r. NJ. and
Mitchell White. father and son, a
team that will succeed. Nobody car
accuse R. NJ. White of not sticking
to business. He has been with tho
Ledger for 80 years.-sturgeon Lead
or
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

Rosts v. Z. West. Thurston Dun
enu and Charles Carpenter.
Miss Myrsae Conner gave a pleas
ant six O'Clock dinner Tuesday. her
quests being Mesdames W. W. Bolts
lanes GslIaher. Charles Carpenter
ana Miss Marie Rose.
Miss Emma McPheeters gave al
pleasing six O'Clock dinner Monday
for her sister, Mrs. McMurtry, Oh
Concord. There we're present DR.
n r. Rodes, wife and son, Mrs
Austin Smith and daughter and Miss
Mamie Wright
Mrs. L. NJ. White pleasantly en-
tertained on Tuesday. for her
guest. Mrs. McKanse. of Jefferson
, City. The Fwelyeof-Us Club sup
/. piled the guests and in the progress
, i've game of the afternoon il was the
supreme endeayor OF each to Sc
cure 2 chair at the ext table as
/. Quickly as possible. haste being
necessary. as there were only twelve
,places and thirteen guests. The
athletic girl came into great promi
hence. using her elbows freely in he
onslaught on the coveted seat Fo
strength OF muscle, the long and tn
short, as represented by Misse
Ruth Bragg and Lntie Vaughn. show
ed equally as their cards shove
the same number of progressions.
the draw for the carnations, Mis-
I, Bragg was the lucky lady.
30 Mrs. S. P. Emmons played hostes
he in her own inimitable manner. Tue
We day. when she entertained the II
a coming and outgoing officers OF u
m D. A. r. Chapter at a n o'eloe
b. lunch. White and violet yer as
In a very artistic manner in the =
Id BILE decorations. A large flor
ey niece composed OF s-weet-scented vi
lets and white hyacinths occupied u
-e table center. violets were seattere
sc loosely oven the damask cloth an
he a souvenir bunch was at each co
Of err. Hand painted name cards, eac
Ier bearing a sketch and portrait of Il
tn lady by whom placed, we're in ey
dence. Between the seven very pa
re atable courses several interestir
at tracts responded to in a highly e
tertaining manner. Miss Allison 7
spouded to "Our Pioneer Regent
Mrs. bearing gave the 'Remi
iseenses" Of the Chapter. Miss Hou
= ton gave the Forecast" and 20
iAe Chapter Babies was wen treated
Mrs. Edmonston. Mrs. Warden I
ex- sponded to The Living Present
at The ladies present were Mesdam
elk. Warden. Guthrie. Johnson, De;
ing. winans. Lueke. Edmonsto
Misses Houston. Gill, McPheete
40 and Allison
sre' The Shakespeare Club held
on pleasantly social and intellectual til
Monday evening, with Miss G
for Browning's rabbi Ben Ezra "
this the subject for the evenings STUD
der Miss Houston was leader and ma
dis dark places made bright. An he
The full of chat and laughter was spt
over the lunch table. Andrea /
Sarto' will be the subject for elu
1eid dation at the next meeting viii
who will be held with Miss Durkee. NJ
Gill viii lead.
by
hos n Amoma blole Class heid
musicale last Saturday evening VIII.
proved a delightful affair in eve
eas- way. Mrs. P. f. Coil kindly +
IL dered her beautiful home for the
loon casion. Some exeellently rendei
dies musical numbers we're given By NJ
Miss danes Gibbs and Bybee; Mis-
w. Carleton and Ruth Fonyilie and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

THE Mexico Ledger congratulatess
the County Court on again securing
the services Of ]. J. Wakefield as
County Highway Engineer. The ques-
ton Of good roads is Of the utmost
Importance to the people Of Audrain
County. and there is no better MAJ
to have charge Of this proposition
than Mr.. Wakefield. who not only
understands road making propositions
but i most ambitious about obtain
ing results. Money spent in the d.
nsction of better roads is well in.
vested
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17
EWING DAVENPORT DIES
FRIDAY MORNING,

Ewing Davenport, aged 20 years,
died Friday morning at the home Of
John Hampton, in east Mexico. He
has been a sufferer from dropsy Of
the heart for some time. He is
survived by several children. The
Ledger Joins friends in extending
sympathy 10 the bereaved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

THOSE Who are Interested IN
having business men in the G1
Councl q Mexico shCnh take On IL
tgress in the primary and not van
until after the ticket Is named and
then find fault with the nominees
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17
I SOCIETY \

Dear Ledger:
Have Q noticed kez good look
,np most Of the coming generation OF
the stronger sex in Mexico are!
syd Houston and his two cousins
the Gibbs boys, passed me the other
afternoon. They are certainly dandy
~Iooking VOWS and viii certainly make
| handsome men.
Then there is Chas. Guthrie. Ken
meth Sanford and Cave johnson
an fine looking boys that grow hand
somer every dag. There are scadi
n other nice looking fellows of tina
age here and when our pretty girl
of the same age achieve their ful
beauty where win you find hand
somer men and women?
1t might be well to add they AZ
Ian Just as good as they are hank
some.
10, These Men.
Man wants but little here below CD
But it would prove a boon,
when wiley has the last word,
That she would have it soon
Which Would II Bet
/ saw coming down the street u
other afternoon four women.
One Of the ONE was a beant!
one was a sleek little thing, WI
shining hair and a skin like satin,
well groomed was she; one was u
most charmingiydressed woman i
| seen in years. and one was just
| Icleanfaced, bright-eyed, good-hu
/ ored. middle-aged woman. who laue
l ed a good deal.
Now which Of this quartette wor
make a man happlest? Perhaps tn
are all blessing some mans life.
/ saw each Of them meet their
spective bubbles in their eoui
around the Square. The last OF !
Quartette. when she met the head
the household" did not hide
Overwhelming love as did the o
ers.
After all l believe those who
always sweethearts through life
= tain nearest to true happiness.
toI Goodbye,
perl Martha.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

TIE yaudalia Leader edhorialy
saws. Geo. Laird informs the Lead
or that he has decided not to make
The race for Circuit Clerk Ihert
are few straighter, cleaner or heJiei
men than Mr.. laird. and he would
have honored the office. The cas-
end would have been glad to SET
him have the Office and would have
eivsn MIN solid support
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

THERE nesd be no u~neasiness II
reference to smallpox in Mexico.
The only case Is that Of Ran Ken
dan. who got tie disease in AT
kansas. Mr. Kendall's home is care
fpuy Guaranteed. and there is nc
poeslble chance for the disease q
spread. Mr. Kendall only has ths
disease In a Light form and vii
ann b. able TO be oli again
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

clio Houston; Mr.. Armstrong, OF
tho Academy. Miss Annie Lewis
gave a charming reading. A boun-
tlful basket lunch completed the
evening.
A highly enjoyable affair was CIV
en- BY the Juniors to the Seniors Of
the High School, on Monday night
at the Mcmillan High School. Emf
nent c crowned the efforts OF
the Juniors in their entertainment
BLACK and red steamers decorated
all the entrance floor forming al
cheerful background for moving
couples. A procession was formed
early in the evening and the guests
marched to the first floor and each
was given a small well filled bas-
ket. TO which succeeded games OF a
Juvenile nature. The costumes OIL
the evening deserve special men.
ton. The girls were dressed IN
the name Of children Of the prt-
mary grades-short dresses. boooed
, hair with large ribbon bows and car
irving their doilies and Teddy Bears
r The boys wore knee trousers, san
or blouses and streamers on hats
As a finale to a delightful time tn
guests were invited into the gymna
stun which was artistically decorate'
n withgeolors. black and red, bowls 0
ferns. and cosy corners we're niue
8 in Evidence. Here conversation an.
ice cream and cake we're liberali
dispensed.
corot, Keats and Schubert, as rel
resenting the ideglistic In art form
70 cd the trlogy for the intellectual VI
lift Of the members Of the Eutel
4 pean Club on Tuesday evening. In
characterization Of Corot was give
n BY Miss Jack and Miss Eaton wa
reader In the presentation Of his pi'
,e lures. Prof. Finley gave a tax o
Keats and Miss Wallace rea
THE Eve Of ST. Agnes" and "od
10 a nightingale" Schubert wa
N characterized by Miss Riggs and
70 piano solo number from his compos
T.. lions was rendered by Miss Rut
H. Robertson. Misses Holman and Law
20 son rendered an instrumental du'
n. from this composer. and the VOC
numbers we're given by Misses Thre
ked, Beach, Wise, Keller an
n. Brigham.
Is Twelve members of the Wedne
u day Club met this week with Mr.
W w. NJ. White. An interesting lie
= son was recited by the member
= A paper by Mrs. L. VI. Whit
showing Napoleon Is a statesma
was read by Miss Lewis. Mrs. Wa
u den gave a sketch Of the life of Ca
men Sylvia. Roumania's poeteI
queen. Mrs. Llewellyn told of son
d noted Hungarian women and Mr
ne Reed told of Jokei, a writer
IT, note. The Club meets nex with Mi
Esther Houston.
iy. Mrs. F. P. yanNess pleasantly e
ny tertained a few friends Wednesdi
afternoon. in honor Of Mrs. HowaI
mt Bailey, who is the guest OF Mr
Del Hawthorne. Games and lunch we
Ici- the amusements enjoyed.
ich
iss Twenty members Of the Ola
stone Chautauqua met with Mi
II. Z. C. Tucker this week and rec
a ed chapters on Friendly Star
and Social Life at Rome" with Nj
cry Houston as leader. The Club "
en- meet with Mrs. Hopkins next week.
oc-
red Master Bruce Coleman, Of Ea
es- Jackson street, celebrated his six
ses birthday on Wednesday by inyiti
Sui in six Of his boy friends and sol
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

WHEN a heavy weight Ike Sen
atar EIkins, OF West Virginia crit
sclses the boss Of the Senate, AID
rich. Of Rhode Island, end announces
his insurgency, the Republican sen
atorisl trust is indeed in a shaky
condition. .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

THE Ledger wants to congratu-
late the officers in charge Of the
hunting down Of the Glencoe train
robbers on the prompt and splendid
results obtained. Missouri IS nc
place for train robbers. and those
guilty should be given the full lin
It Of the law.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

NAsMUCH as the elk, the moose,
the eagle and some other animals
have been adopted as names for Sc
eret orders, II is perhaps fortunate
mat Mr.. Roosevelt has increased TIE
supply Of names BY the discovery ol
saversI unknown specimens.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

RoWDY1sM among the students at
the Missouri State University Is one
Of the chief reasons Why there is sue
q fight throughout the State against
he rnlrersity. The eorrespondentE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

TiFr death e Mz PermeiA hoi-
lsuay removes fron Mexico pooA'
ht~ oar Oldest inh4sitsut a NoEan
az wtsxlinE ohzrarter, highly re
syr.ez ard 1srh behsed - al
who knew her.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

is GRANTED A DIVORCE
FROM HUSBAND.

Mary H. Thomas was granted q
divorce in the circuit court this
week from her husband. Geo. Thorn
as, a colored slum worker. The
wife sued on the grounds Of deser
| ton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

This Mineral Water Received the
"sIIyer Medal" at the ST. Louis
Exposition 1904 for its superior
Medicinal Value.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17
GEORGIA LYONS, coLoREo
DIES FRIDAY,

Georgia Lyons. a negro girl, about
l6 years old. died at her home IL
this city, Friday. Feb. II, after q
short illness Of grip and spinal trou
bic. The remains will be inferred a
Fulton Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

Harold Browning o has a re-
sponsible position with a large
wholesale fruit firm at Spokane.
Wash. Mr. Browning lived in Au.
drain and his many friends here are
glad to know he is prospering.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17
i9-4t
hotlee Of

Notice of
sAERIFF's SALE IN PARTITION
Price FAIRIES and Mary A. Faires, nj
nors, by Mary F. Bohon, their guar
dian and curatrix, Plaintiff
The Prudential Insurance Company d
America and Commonwealth TruE
Company, Deiendanl
In the circuit court Of Audrat
County, Missouri.
By virtue and authority OF a Dc
cree and order Of sale made by IN
said Court, In the above entltld
cause, and Of a certified copy there
of. dated Jan. goth. 1910. viii
on Friday, the 2bsh day Of Fsbus
airy. 1910,
between the hours OF Nine O'Clock d
the forenoon, and Five O'Clock b
the afternoon Of that day. at The
East front door Of the Court Hous.
in the City OF Mexico. in Audraa
County. Missouri, sell. at public ven
due. TO the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate. viz.
The west one-half (I-2l Of he
northeast quarter 90 Of sectiG
thirty-one (3Il, township fiftyO'
t51), Range ten (1O) west Of The
fifth (5thl P. n. in Audraln Count
and the State of Missouri.
Terms of sole as follows, viz:
Cash.
4s-4t ]. B. Woolery, Sheriff,
OF Audrain County in the State Z
Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS
FOR SALE.
Any one wishing to buy some
good fulLbloOded B. P. R. cockerels
should call at once, as l must dis
pose Of the surplus soon.
Mrs. u. 7. Pierce.
Mexico. Mo.
4e-st r. f. D. Mutual Telephone
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

n 4, PREDICTED thai Col Roose
seh win not return 10 this co1n-
try unm the HALEY comet gets oa'
81 the nmellEht
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

wrgER Francis o. Nolk would
make Missouri . magnificent United
stss~ Senator, q Tia United States
a splonald rresNqat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17
REPRESENTATIVE WATERS
SISTER BURIED.

Mrs. ". H. Cummius. a sister OF
Representative Z. c. Waters, Of this
county, who died yesterday. was
buried to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

THE ~predictious q the weather
bareau have beea verified By ne
hoe AUXILIARY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17
The Weekly Ledger

ARE yoa q Subscriber for the Mex
10 Lear~i Il not, Why no'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-02-17

IN spite q cod storaes. the
r-,oss fr food stufis are red hot