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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
HELD A BIG JUBILEE
Suffragettes n New York City Cele
brate Winning Woman Suffrage
IN Washington State.

New York, Nov 10.-"United Equal
Suffrage States of AmerGa' VIII be
the name of this country If the sug.
sestion put forward tonight by Mrs.
Mary Ware bennett. corresponding
secretary Of the Suffrage Association,
finds favor. Mrs. bennett spoke at O
irbilee meeting ton ght to celebrate
the victory OF votes. for women in
Washington.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait presided
''yV'e now have five suffragist states
ami only 43 more to get" she said
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
RAILWAY CONDUCTOR
CONVICTED OF SMUGGLING

ST. Louis, Nov. 10.-,Eoan Dunnihoa,
d railway conductor, was sentenced
to one year In prison and to pay Q
fine Of $1,000 for assisting opium
smugglers, in the United States dis.
trict court here today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
BOTH CLAIM OKLAHOMA.

Guthrie, OKLA, Nov. 1o.-Both par
ties still claim the state, Returns in
dicata that Lee Cruce, Democrat, was
elected governor by from 6,0o0 TO
10000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
"sAvE THE BARIEs!"

Baltimore, Nov. 10y-The second
session Of the first annual meeting of
the American Association for the
Study and Prevention Of Infant Nor.
tality was held today and tonight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
gtuNloNIsrs WIN PORTO RICO.

san Juan, Porto Rico, Nov TO-
Elections held throughout the island
have resulted in another victory for
the unionist party over the Republi-
cans.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
WILSON'S PLURALITY $4,000.

Trenton N. j., Nov, 10-The latest
election returns show Woodrow VIII
sons plurality for governor is IN.
wards Of $4,000
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11
Another Debate Nov. "a.

Another debate will be held on
Thursday, Nov "a, for which the fol-
lowing program has been prepared:
Roll call
Reading OF Minutes.
Finishing Of old business
Finishing of new business.
Piano soIo--,Iames Phelps.
Talk on Football Butler
Rectation-T louis Hbhitts.
Debate Resolved. That Home
Rule Should be Granted to the Iriss
People" r. Miller and Aird; McDan'
iel and r. Miller.
Vocal quartet Messrs. Midkiff ant
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11

Read The Bulletin seven days q
week then you'll know the news OF
the world. .l
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Two cents per day will place The
Bulletin on your breakfast table
every morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11

The only Associated Press pape
In Cairo, The Cairo Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-11

Concluded on Second nags.l
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25
Fourth Day, Friday, August l!

DUROC JERSEYS
LIST, and End. W. o Smith.
/ is { and nd a nSs' W' q. aa sm IT, 900 $50
Special by ]. E. Durkee.
No. 81. Best Duroc Jersey pig, either sex. under 6 months
list. and End. v. O. smiii. ."
sweepstake, Hog Ring.
H 10. Mrs. ~, 4 Emm S0a ca aa two "! S0 o. g @ny age s Or breed. =. r" $3.50 $3.50
Special by Audrain County Court
i t MIS- Gs Emma Snaa carter 1SHe x va Q. 8 Smith, fssp End. '0 'N''
Cattle weepsakes-shOr-horn
Isl, s. i. EmmOns & Son; Prewht & Son, End. ""' '"'
h4, P 3a bs Z s S9%; f a. p af Em mon. I Son, End. 1850 $50
No. nol Best bull GHsii : females, my age sst o. Sreed. owned
14 and End, S. P. Emmons & Son.
Caue-GeneraI Sweepstakes.
is. s.. ?. Ean s4 { Son. an sn a. f Pr vi n e s ss0 0 n sire 1880 $500
N No. b 5oS 3 Is' B Sst 'G Ga4 aa tTG Ct s9 her s DT r. Enno 3.s : Som $500 15"
Special BY Fry, Hanna 6 Harrison Commission Co. East St Louis, ILL.,
or second during the week .........."......... $1,000
Special BY National Live stock Commission Co, National Stock Yards, Ill
w. 40 entries IN Ts' for nT this Ssg premium mi mni must by By shown 1'' strictly 1880 $1,000
for beef purposes regardless Of pedigree. Cattle
LIST and End, Prewtt & Son.
Mules Conservation Premium.
No ITO. Best mule colt, either sex, that has not won any
,H c II T PenS during the week .........'..."..... $1,000 5 500
No. ,l Specials hs.; s BIZ c has, A sns.9 u 1ssy, IL or. q Z, Palace /. ss q Sweets.
o; Poisson, umbrella, valued at $500. ~
No ra Best @'s sfsit r ns1s With sps S1 s syr William .s. So as" % 5.
is. W. R. Wisdom; md, Mrs. R. p. Moore. ''"'' $500 $1,000
No. 113. Best draft team shown to farm wagon. .... 15oo n NJ
ft. W. n. Wisdom; End, G. II. Dean.
Special by j. {. King and VIM. RagsdaIe.
No ia. Best lady driver, $1,000 In cash by ]. c. King: End
bride by VIM. Ragsdale, valued at $500.
Let, Mrs. w. ., DansI, st. Louis; End, Katie Wray, Hannibal
No. 115. Grand Sweepstakes, Harness Ring, $4,000.
LIST, Hook & Woods, Paris; Tom Bass, End.
No 116. Best harness horse, mare or geldlng, ape
open TO the world, divided as follows: LIST ss5 on.
End $4,000; 3rd $500; 4h $4,000; 9Th $1,000, 0o
entrance fec charged except to money winners.
they to pay 10 per cent of Btakes)
1t, ". j. Cow1es, Ashland, ILL.,; Hook & Wopis. parLs 9nd
Special by Thos. Y. Roden and Frank Coasworth.
No. IT. Best mule 2 years old and over that has not won
any money ''t''tn,ut $1,000 4 KIM
let, H. p, Reed. WV" ' L"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25

Mrs. Belle sauirae IL moving n
the Traca,el building shss waak
r G Hicks p II Icenoelo and
Buck Lavender loft bere sunaav ava,
Ing for the wast ,,,y, ~ uisso,,rs
They will drive tbrougb
DR.. Douelass was IN Mey,co Mon
dav.
Mrs lame Rarnsa 10 vis,eing ura
Albert Harrison mis- waak We a.,
an gl,a ~ Lnour ~. ~ 49, :,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25


DR.. HaWlsy II. crippen. charged
with Inc murder Of his wife. Belle
EEoOre, viii deny the charge in toto.
says Solicitor Arthur Nawton, who
wln represent the accused physician
before the English courts.
From Newtou's standpoint the case
Is substantially as follows:
Fragments Of a human body we're
dug up in the cellar 81 the house Of
Or. Crippen. The police say the
bricks under which these fragments
we're found had recently been dis
turbed. but expert evidence will b
forthcoming that It is impossible for
anyone 70 determine this point. as.
Stunning that the bricks had been IN
touched for as long as q month.
DR.. Pepper, the Government anal.
yst, has stated that he has identified
the remains as those Of a woman, bu.
Or. Marshall. who conducted the post
norton. testified before the Coroner
that be could not swear as 20 the
question Of sex, and it Is doubtful 4
Or. Peppers belief can be substan,
t.aied under cross-examination.
A any rate, # seems certain ths.
the prosecution viii fail to make gOo[
lie claim that the fragments were
thcze Of a woman who once under
vent an operation, the overwhelming
weight Of medical evidence being
that II Is a sheer i~mposibiiity TO
find such traces Ia remains in the
condition Of those discovered in the
X ldrop Crescent residence.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25
Third Day, Thursday, August Is

Horses Classified.
Special by B'ans-Snider Buel Co.. East St Louis, ILL.,
No SC. Finest horse, mare Or gelding, 3 years old and over $500 $1,000
LIST, W. J. Cowles; End, Tom Bass.
Special by Audraln County Court
No ST. Best saddle or harness colt owned in Audrain Co, 1000
LIST, C. H. Dean.
No IS. Best light harness team, any age or sex, regardless
LIST, b. R. Middleton; md, Tom Bass.
Special by h. r. Middleton.
No. 60. Best horse or mare colt by Ortiz Rose No. 105
Must be 8 TO show season to Ortiz Rose
value $1,000.
1S, Ed. Hamilton.
High School Class.
Special by Moody Commission Co, East St. Louis, ILL.,
No. H. Best horse mare or gelding. any age. r.. .,..,. 1890 $1,000
LIST. Tom Bass; 2nd; +. r. Middleton.
Special by J. ". Mckinley and wilkins & Brown.
No r. Best shetland pony under saddle, LIST cash $500;
End. pair shoes, valued $3.50.
LIST, HALEY Brewer; End, G. & G. Hamilton.
No. "a. Best roadster horse, mare IF gdding, to be sent
around IL mile track ..................... $500 $500
Isl, W. j. Cowles; End, English Bros.
Special by Bud Marshall and A. II. whitney.
No. a. Best pair OF mules hitched to farm wagon. :. $1,000 $500
LIST. Price Brothers; End, Allen Bros.
Special by Audrain County Court.
No. rs. Best mule colt owned in Audratn county ....... $1,000
1t, W. R. Wisdom, LIST; Ed. Hamilton, End.
Grand Sweepstakes, Mule Ring.
No. 76. Best mule, any age or sex ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000 $500
LIST. Price Bros; Isl, and End. =:
Special by La Crosse Lumber Go.
No. r. Best running walk, mare or geding ............. $3.50 $3.50
LIST, Lawrence Kunkel; Alex Carter, End.
Special by S. & n. Phillip, the CIOthiers.
No. rs. Best boy rider under IA years old, one suit OF
clothes, value $500.
LIST, Lawrence Kunkel; End, wfnans Middleton.
Special by Mexico Implement & Harness Go.
No. so. Best saddle mare or gelding. one Whitman saddle,
value $500.
LIST, Hook & Woods.
POLAND CHINAs-
No. IS. Best boar, any age $500 $3.50
LIST and End, Mrs. Emma r. Carter.
No. Sc. Best SOW, any age 500 $50
LIST and End, Mrs. Emma r. Carter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25
wEsTEss

J. IL Bz-zas All w zzz Mrs
EzZs ForaH szs15eE = tsscAars
ysacEg IL MaE1e zur5zF.
Lee BcgE las gnza 10 Aaaho t~ q
vast
Mrx Barbara E@ sw=zEaz 4
party q hsazzk wbo drove syE frun
LISA 4 an sgaoGG&e AE week
Rev Hz-cAEEoz has resigned bsi
EUk az Esos5ozz 6zTcA
S1es or las rrazg. dssth hzl
Itzksn frou Is tEo e or frssDdl
and neghbors Mz. A D. BsEUz
and S%uasl EzrsaE
Mss Annie MIEkez Of K1nszl
ICHy, spent ks wsek wz-h ralsfiVea
h~s.
The Misses PrestoH. a CAEderz
Tex. are Visiting relsfives here.
W. H. Pollard bosghH a mule col
from o. Brooks fox 500.
Pbih9 spelman sold 10 Luthe
Green e fat eank AZ : l-se and s.
fat hogs a. s IA, ali 20 90 o. Sep
tembeg.
Gn MatGheEs Is dksp1&in9 Of hli
property preparatory 70 going TO Ney
Mexico. He has sold ! calf to r
Stevens Tor SIS; ! psr mules q
Joe Schooling for $685. j coW ant
calf 10 H. Robinson for $50; / cor
to d. Johnson for $50 90 Dbl Of cor
to X. Stevens; 70 to 7. b. Robinson
and Is to G. Litsrell for Sass pei
Dbl
John Johnston bought / pair mule
from Mr.. McMahan fer 1886.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25
Younes CREEK.

We had a nice rain last Saturday
night. Fine growing weather for the
loorn.
Mrs. Fannie Crawford Is visiting
Dr.. School and wife a. EAonadC
Springs, No.
Ara. VIM Asbury left last week
for a visit to her sister, Mrs. Henry
Hurd in North Dakota.
Mrs. Schnkzins and two children
Of st. Louis. visited at wm. Peaks
recently.
Miss MAIZE Maxwell who has been
Spending her vacation with her IN
| Gle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. T. G.
SchieJe returned 30 Palmyra TO at
terd the teachers meeting and then
begin teaching first Monday in Sep
Itember.
There was a family reunion
al Or. Settles last week. Those in
attendance were his brother, Charles
and daughter, Blanche, and grand.
Daughter, Eta Clark Of Kansas City
and cousins, Ruth Rogers, John settl
and Hrs. Jet Settle.
NrE. Herscbel Davis and two chill.
dran q Galloway county is visiting
Bud Johnson.
Mrs. Ida Settle sp<snt a week with
her la~iher4n-ax. DR.. Settle lately.
William Crawford, Of Paris, visited
his brother. James last week.
Price Marshall is building a nice
houEe on his farm near Long
Branch.
MIS-. Ed. Bybee has returned u
her home here alter several weeks
yssit at her fathers, B. B. Woods, d
Columbia.
We were glad to meet Col. VIM
Dawron Of Galloway, our old time
frilnJ and neighbor.
Our friend, Tee Leeper, keeps
as eco this hot weather by bringing
us tee.
Clyde Ellis is remodeling the old
brick house on the farm east Of hit
mOher'f.
Col VIM. Peck Is going to improve
his farm by putting up a new meat
house and machine shed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25

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Ta-s Hn1 Ezg. n. Ruta ana -
and Niss Nc2zS q 81 LsEs vsri
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25
CANT.

Ceph Younger, Of Nodaway Coun.
y. No, has been visiting friends
and relatives in this vicinity the
past week.
Aunt Harriet Broaddus is on the
sick list.
Quite a number from here we're in
Centralia Tuesday TO hear W. ]. Bry
80 at the Chautauqua.
Miss Mary Morrison, of Mexico, is
visiting her uncle, s. P. Loren, this
week.
Miss Juanha JerInan and Bro.
Morris visited their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. 7. J.. Jerman last week.
Lakenan & Barnes bought 6 calves
of NJ. C. Flynt at $40 each and one
Of George Wright at $3.50.
The Union Sunday school picnic
was a grand success and 1t was
agreed TO make 1t an annual affair.
Born, TO Roland Showers and wife,
Aug. %, a girl.
Mrf. T.. j. Sims who has been quite
sick Is able to be out.
S. p. Cunningham, Deputy Assessor
was In this neighborhood the past
week taking the tax lists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25
BEAN CREEK


80 fhSFfH
Louis Hubert informs the Ledger
that ON Sunday, Sept. IL, there Will
be an allday meeting at Bean Greek
Evangelical Church when a substan-
tial contributor for foreign missions
tial contribution for foreign missions
i'm India will be taken. There will
be a big dinner served. The new
pastor of the church, Rev. orlowsky,
will be installed by Presiding Elder
Iron, Of st. Louis. Mr.. orlowBky
will preach in the morning in German
and in the afternoon the Rev. Mr..
Hoffman, of Jefferson City, will
preach in English. Large congrega-
lions are expected both morning and
afternoon and a liberal contribution
to this worthy IA is anticipated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25
CHRISTIAN COOP. ASSN


The Audrain County Christian Co.
Operative Association is now I'm SEES
sion at Liberty church and is largely
attended. The meeting is q decided
success aud The program is one OF
the best ever arranged in the coun-
ty.
The meeting was opened formerly
Wednesday morning at 8 O'Clock by
a sermon delivered by the Rev. F..
Allen, OF Paris.
An address OF welcome by the Rev.
w. II. Hook followed and a response
was made by John w. Dry. There
were other addresses during the
day by Dean Sharp, OF the Bible
College at Columbia; r. A. ABBOTT, Of
Kansas City, and others.
There ere also addresses by s..
r. Cunningham and r. D. Worrell
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25


Ths Esx- ~ Pr1SsE Glls3 rs
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eAUchx SE Earw CErk1z1 and
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Two r0zga=1tVe eEk usos1flE- KS
u-T trsz5s Agps he VIII sool r.
roFa-
4 N~rsGrErza1 UsRu1E E1n com
me1ce AZ New Hope BzF1zS eharrh
On Sept L. Ths Her. Edward LANES
En zESz the pastor. the Rev.
Pnassw IN the lezu A cordial IN
vNassoz 3 eTenSed to an 60 attend
ks ssrycs&
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25

MISS otille, of 81. Louis, is visiting
Mr.. Byars and wife.
Misses Beulah Watkins and Anna
Kuhne are visiting In Wellsvllle.
Harry Turner went to Old Monroe
Tuesday.
Miss Theresa Bertels is home on
a vacation from the Rebecca Hospital
In ct. Louis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25
LEDGER svEcsL
SKI Coz6

SKI C1z
EurEeN Mo A1E
Tna Eaz here hzs hsE marked ~
m1nanaa cowdE and = 3 wus1
aanesA
Ia th@ e9scEl rnE uEas Offered
- tbe Audrg9u ouumy cgzrI f- tbs
t-s draf cds, asner Sax was wuz
W Ca5 BurksFa u Aaarz
TIE rang fax fha 6aaR uare honsa
e. aezaiug auT age mE ae rd nEb-
bon 90 40 Doc Earson a Ar
d1a.n.
Esa Ca1ada oe & the Eaoa popE.
b. Directors q he FAIR. az6 81 &C
sige worker IN NB auuceaE. was kck.
- ~ g horse Tuesday. Em maBy
fr,ends HsH D. glad 70 Isarn s6s in.
iBry was rk< in any way serious.
". A. Barnes. fasher q five sous
~ proE1inena pla1eers. n1Ssuad tbs
fair 1ir. EarneH lis ~ years old and
yes. from a~ppearanoe. sUu woud TAX
tira 80 ~ s. rasn under 70. lie was
reared 81 Sailing ~townahEp ard II con
oGsrfd re u the NOS subBautia
sad upiodate farmers q the coar
ty.
President DR.. A. r. MeComas Sec
rotary G. p. Palmer and Treasurei
J. ~ WInsoot. II the Pair AssocA
taon with tho assistance Of tho d
rector, are working hard to maxi
he Fair 9 great sacoess and from
the flEat and second day the4r #
forts have proved thair ability Il
make one Of tho best fairs in tn,
state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25
FUNERAL OF MRS.
T. H, WATERS TUESDAY


The funeral Of Mrs. 7. II. Wat
ers, who died Monday from appen.
dicftas was held Tuesday afternoon
at 2:3O from the residence IN south
Mexico. Mrs, Waters Is survived by
a husband and five children. She
was A years old. The Ledger joins
friends in extending sympathy to the
bereayed ones.
Mrs. Waters was a lovely Chris
tan character and the daughter of
Dir. and Mrs. Richard Burns. Her
children are; John X. Roy, Hobson,
Sadie and Mary. The Rev. Heading.
ton conducted the services.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25
Mexico Fair Awards

y ). IA B ss s g. n asl1S I TCoss '4 : : :.
So = Bss sasas siaroa : years old and under s----- ie% s~
Is Is Z = i "a Fs:, s'. Es sil1ss ! Ne ss.f Old md under : ~
Special BY r. R MaastsA
Va = Bs5 hos5s cor ?. orr Ross No iss' season
Isl lola ns:ssr. Nszso
W ) Bws saddle stallion under I ysr Old 5000 500
sperial y ne In.elIsssesr PsslshIas Co.
year old. it cash sloso, sd. Daily InisI4,
Isl ". II cntuIight Holiday. No; md. chas. Pease; srd. ID
special BY b. R. Middleton.
Is. por,es s' B1oes % s sSP q or' R' Massey : "a 'A''' :"
No q Rs, s,,,, sP Ss1s a y a s%I SO SsS CONSIDERED. owned
in Auarain county ,..........""..st...."" INV
No 8 Best dram mare or ssldias ! and under 2, .io" 500
No II Best draft colt either sex. owned in AudrAln Co $1,000
No Is Best light harness mare or gslans any age =. $1,000 1000
Isl, {. H. cuIbTtson; md. E. D. Moore
No. &c Best mare colt BY ortiz Rose No I7os. season to
No q. Best saddle ssdlns. any age $500 5000
S ie a Is Best s woods sss; tI ss, '' TSsEn RaTf rs n s'l se%sn ANY m Is' 70" i'''
Special BY Andrain Comfy CSuIt
Isl. Alex Carter; End. G. H, Dean,
Grand swecpstake Colt Rlng.
as5nssS bred Cd : Dr c sPno to sn divided and ! : Per fouo osnt
Ist 5000; End, $500; 3d, $l5NUi ant SlVUV
LIST, Alex Carter; End, W. II. Cartwright; Sd, E. A Spires; 4h, {. II
Dean
Junior Championship, Saddle Class.
No. 81. Best. saddle horse, mare " gsiding. 4 years old oil 20, ~ as m
under s-0Vv VIZ"
LIST, Tom Bass; End, Hook & Woods.
Medium Wool
No. sc. Best buck 1 year and over ..-.................-.s5O $500 sz5o
1st, W. T. Wasel; End, John Beatty.
No ST. Best eve / year and over .............,.......... 500 E5o
LIST. John Beatty; End, John Beatty.
No IS. Best eve lamb 300 LSo
(Same 51
No. 50. Best buck lamb 400 L5o
LIST, John Beatty.
Sweepstakes.
No. 60 Best buck, any age or breed .........--......... $1,000
LIST, w. T. Wasel
No 81. Best eve, any age 1000
LIST, John Beatty.
No. 81. Best pair of lambs, any breed .................... 1000
LIST, W. 7. wasel
Special by Mike Bright Commission Co, East St Louis, III.
No. So. Best buck and eve, any age or breed. ............ $1,000
LIST, W. T. WaseL
Special BY Audrain Court.
No. GA. Best buck and 2 ewes, owned In Audran county. go. SEQ ESQ
list. and End. John Beatty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25
MoLINo.

Roy Hs9sEs vho vas oDszzred On
ter a vey dEgsroas attack q zEPen.
dch& rs rapidly improving Doc
tors Moore and Grinsn. q Mexico.
and FIynt. Of Moglzo performed the
o2szaen
>. Z Elan and wife q Mexico
sp1nt Sunday wah z l. Heller
and family.
A large nuhbex from this pert Of
be country attended the Mexico Fair
last week
8irs John Helzsr spent Sunday
with her parents at Santa Pc. also
her coas1. Miss Edna Harper.
Of Madison. vAo vas the guest q AE-
and Mrs. Camphn.
Jas. Wares thrashng machine A
in our neighboThood this week; also
I'd. Crooks. Frank Tayior's macine
thleshed u part 81 the grain on
TIE wea side Of the river last week.
BENTON CITY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25
Columbia Nc Aag-

Columbia No Aag q
Three tbousaud dollars IS The pr5os
~ On an zHacEionsfe szaracs IN 9
damage Eu1 filed fl the Boone CDNr-
- Circun Conf to-day by Myrtle n
IKE. Who asks siea9 setazi and
s2gsq punitive damages from ]. "a.
kBgsu. a Booze Co1niy farmer. She
asys be embraced her against her
ElH she was employed IS a domes
lttc ~ Angels home until June IS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25

Beverly, Mars, Aug. IS.
In an interview to-day which Is con.
adered az reflecting the views Of
the administration Representative
Nicholas Longwgth said he Will no'
support Speaker Cannon and that be
does not believe he win be elected
again.
BY chose who know, this is con
sidered the beginning Of a flna
fight against the Gear"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25
MEXICO o MAN

Jas. Bell, son OF Hiram Bell wa
shot and killed in Chicago the Old
er day by his wife. She claims n'
act was done In self-dofense. tSo
shcts were fired and both took e.
feet in his head, He was buried hef'
Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25

The reunion o the Wright family
AZ stTawnE school house Mar here
~adloHrrsd last night after a thTee-
days session It was voted 70 per
pstgatG the re1nions d the family,
holding one every tEo years.
TbfFe we're several hundred
Nr.ghts and their relatives present a
the meetings.
Among those from Mexico and
Audrain who attended the reunion
Nete. Misses Mary. Sarah and Nina
Morrell. n yandalia; Bessie and Gar.
net ToalsOn, Of Mexico; Laura
Vaughn, Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25

The wedding q Miss Fheodoea
Fonsilin. q sts eay. and j U.
Snyder, a Marion, Ky. aas sol.
emuised Tuesday evening az s:i5
O'Clock by the Rev. II. z. Truez. In
the psriors of fhs Missouri Mihtary
Academy. The wedding was 10 have
been "Wednesday but owing 10 the
severe iIlneaa a DR.. snyder's moth
- IA Jerioo. Tenn, she ceremony
uas ipQla Tuesday ard to- bridal
paar smmedlatciy 'en FIR The bride.
gFpoan's mothers bedside.
MIRA. Snyder Is oAe If Mexhoo's
mosl losRhh young woman and has
q hast VI devoted aud adsnTing
lHegsls. NJ. Snyder IS supersntend-
snt a schools IN NaSSoS, Ky. and
an educator Of abilhy. When in
this chg. b. was very popular With
ni who know him.
The Ledger joins friends ~ ex
tending congratulations and wishing
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25

Mrs. Alice Ecton and sister, Mrs.
Joel Gard, were called to New Can
ton, H., Tuesday night TO the bed.
side q their mother, Mrs. Susan Sig
Yer, who Is seriously III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25

Mrs. W. w. johnson and son, Asa.
are Il La Plata, the guests Of Mrs.
Jchnsun's mother.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25

-
Judge 5. C. Groves sold TO sam
Craighead for delivery next week
part a a load Of good hogs at IS.
Albert Erdie. a well known farmer
living near Rush HTl. says his 40
acres Of wheat averaged 10 bu. owe
9 bn. q the acre this year. He had
40 acres Of ats in that yielded a ill.,
De ove 1900 bu. in all. The corn in
his section. Mr.. Erdle states, is do
ing only fairly ~ela The sa.n corn
needs rain.
Judge S. C, Groves. n Of An.
drains most successful farmers and
saockmen. sold 2 loads OF his good
cattle to sam craighead at IS for oo
tober delivery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25

Fly Traps-F1y spotters-Gasoline
Cookers-Alcohol stoyes-Hamocks-
Croquet Water Coolers Fireless
Cookers-An Reduced-3 times too
many-must sell. Robertson.
dw1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-25

Edgar Lee is home from Oklahoma
where he has been working in the in
terest Of Hardin College.