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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-07
MORE SETTLERS ENTER
SULPHUR SPRINGS VALLEY
Shipments of Gasoline Engines and
Pumps Are Madc-Newx Notes
From COErtland. Arizona

Courtland, Ariz-. March The
rapidity with which the LAM in the
Sulphur Springs valley is being taken
up by hcmeseekers from Oklahoma and
other states viii leave very little open
ground in a few months Nearly every
train brings large shipments OF house
hold goods. farm machinery and stock
Many gasoline engines and pumps ar
rive at the CORTLAND depOts for the new
settlers who Will do more irrigating this
year than has been done in any half
dozen years before. Among the last to
file on land near CORTLAND aSe Mrs.
Josie Barrack. Of Co1legevilie Neb.;
Joshia Barnes. OF Guthrie. and j. H.
Merritt of DOxey, Okla
The G & A has added a complete as
saying outfit to its plant here and has
installed the same IN a building erected
for the purpose.
D. s Drew, OF the CORTLAND Meat
company, and j. c. Smith. of Pearce.
have purchased the Peoples market and
Will conduct IL as a north side shop.
John A. Deering who has located so
many settlers in the valley near Court
land this spring, has gene on a trip
through Oklahoma
Mrs NJ ". Speed. of Douglas. IS vis-
iting her daughter. Mrs. Charles NJ Me-
kean. of this place. before going TO San
Diego, Cal, TO make her home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-07
WOMAN STEPS BACKWARD
FROM MEXICO CAR

Scores Of inteTcivic passengers were
delayed. a mOtorman and conductor were
temporarily arrested and all because
woman stepped off backward from a car
The scene of the excitement was on the
Mexican side of the Santa Fe bridge,
Saturday evening.
1t was Mrs. Erlinda Reyes, a resident
of Juarez, who did the backward step
ping. according 10 witnesses.
The case was investigated by district
court officials. as is required in all rail
accidents, and the street car men were
released Mrs. Reyes was not seriously
injured, it is said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-07
GLOBE FIRE BELIEVED TO
HAVE BEEN INCENDIARy

Globe. Ariz. March IA fire declared
by members of the fire department as
undoubtedly of incendiary origin oc-
Cured on Noftsger Hill. but did little
damage. owing to its discovery before if
had obtained a good start. a 16yearoId
boy saw the blaze. and going to the
house in which the fire was started
threw several cans of coal oil out of
ii Q door. according to the firemen.
The NOftsgcr Hill hose cart. manned
by residents o. the hill. was taken to the
scene in time o extinguish the blaze be-
fore the arrival of the department..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-07
ARIZONA TO INVESTIGATE
BOTANY OVER IN EIROPT

Blsbee. Ariz, March 7.-Dr. W. A.
Cannon of the Carnegie bonatical lab
ratory of Tucson. Ariz-. viii leave that
city in about three weeks for q two
years tour Of Europe and northern
Africa, during which he VIII devote his
time to botanical researches for that in
stitution. Prof. CaaaOr's principal re-
searches and experiments viii be in the
Sahara and Nubian deserts and along
the banks of the Nile. work for which
his residence in the arid regions OF
Arizona has especially fitted him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-07
ELKS OF GLOBE ELECT
OFFICERS FOR YEAR

Globe, Ariz.. March AT the annual
election of Globe lodge of Elks. No. 4S9
Angus McAlpine, who has been esteemed
leading knight for the last year. had
no opposition for exalted ruler. and he
was elected unanimously to succeed r.
@. Goodwin.
Other Officers elected were: Esteemed
leading knight. B. F. Van Wagenen: es-
teemed loyal knight, John J. MaIoney:
esteemed lecturing knight. Carl Till
man: secretary, j. G. Oldfield; treasurer.
P p Greer; trustee, Pat Ross; tiler G.
W Huntsinger
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-07
COURT GIVES JUDGMENT
To CIRCUS EMPLOYEES

Globe. Ariz-. March THE famous
circus" case which has been in the dis
trlct court ever since October, 1908. was
settled by Judge Lewis when he render
Ell Judgment for the plaintiff
The case was entitled Ed Smith against
{ r Norris and H. S. Rowe. Smith had
the claims of 81 employees Of the Norris
& Rowe circus, which was attached by
employees while in Globe IS months ago.
some Oh the former circus attaches are
still in Globe. but most OF them are
scattered all over the country. The
amount of the Judgment was S1O7OS5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-07
To CUT UP BIC SECTION IN PECOs
VALLEY FOR SMALL FARMERS

of
of land the
wild + small tracts
the and
with he that L
doInga actual
in the OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-07
AUTO LINE TO MATADOR
FROM PADUCAH ASSJrREn

Paducah, Tex. March An automo-
bile company has been organized here
for the purpose of operating a line be-
tween Paducah and Matador. The com
pany will have its rightofway ready for
the cars in at least two weeks. There
viii be two daily cars each way. which
will give the travelling public a great
deal of advantage. not only in comfort,
but in time that will be saved.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-07
Falls on Stage. Rre,L. Vel.

Cincinnati. O., March while perch
ed on her brothers head, augusta Fasso.
a performer lost her balance and fell
to the stage. distance of IS feet.
breaking her neck. She has little chance
for recovery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-07

chronic
polluted
blood
such used alone the germs and impurities
has censed blood and enriched and purified the circulation
show the flesh around the ulcer firm
and lasting Under the tonic and blood effects
will be greatly benefited on
medical to Ilvho write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. ATLANTA GA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-07
MORENCI HAS MYSTERY OVER MANS
DEATH; WIS IT MURDER Or SUICIDE?

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hole thrOug head the of OF n sale and
in the
Central hoist
frs was a rbb
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Of
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-07
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DR,PRIC'S
~ALG RAIN
FOOD !.

The staple foods of the human the cereals Dr. Prices
Agran Food combination of the most important
OATS RICE and BARLEY it's the food that builds the body up
its needs. Suited intellectual edenay and muscular lives
approaches balanced diet than any single cereal N contains
all the valuable parts Of these staple gras) Ask your Grocer
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

Emma Moser, Vice Oracle.
Anna BurweiI, Recorder.
Cora Moser, Receiver.
Nellie Friedman, Chancellor.
Lucy Krieger, Marshal.
Mary Williams, Inner Sentinel.
Leta French, Outer Sentinel.
Dr. Daven, Physician.
N. NJ. Friedman, Manager.
The Modern Woodman Camp elect
ed the following officers Thursday
night:
REESE Robinson, Past Consul.
DR.. T. III. Owen, Consul.
Sam Moser, Advisor.
c. D. Williams. Clerk
H P. French, Banker.
Harry Burwe1I, Escort.
Alex stoneberger. Waterman.
P. L. YeNon, Sentry.
n. NJ. Friedman, Manager for three
years.
Ike Elgin and family were up from
Wellsvilie Tuesday.
REESE Robinson returned Thursday
from Indiana.
Rev. BAN win preach at the NJ E.
Church the remainder Of the Con-
ference year az follows: On the
first and third Sundays of each
month a morning service at ii
o'clock. On the second and fourth
Sunday Of each month a night SER
vice at Z O'Clock.
A Young Peoples Union Meeting
was organized at the Methodist
Church Sunday evening with Prof.
Harmon, President.
Herman Yelton, Vice President.
Miss Hazel Friedman, Secretary.
Miss Matte Matthews, Treasurer.
Miss Beulah Watkins. organist.
Dubert Bros. shipped out / car Df
hogs this week. Fennewad Bros.
2 cars cattle. Walter Hale, 2 cars
cattle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
CANT.


Mrs. Lee Miller Is on the sieE
iist
]. L. Smith has a new wagon.
squiras Bros., OF Mexico, have
been plaaering Lawrence McCartyf
new house shis week.
Mrs. Fannie Smith bought I1e9 bu.
Of corn from John Rediger at 40c
per bu.
sfrs. Elzabeth beatty who has beel
quite sick is much better at this
writing.
J. G. Loren bought a COW at s. A.
Paiiss sale for $4s. He also got
sheap at 500 per blu.
John McCammon bought 2 hogs %
E. r. Sims at $500 per cwt.
s. P. Loren bought a fine Durot
Jersey boar Of W. o. Smith for
$50.
Judge Sims shipped his cattle this
week Price not learned.
Rev. Paisley Of Columbia filled
his regular appointment at Sal
River Church Sunday.
S. p, Loren gave the ladies Of SAT-
River Church a load Of cor i
they would husk 1t, so Monday the
following ladies met in Mr.. Lorens
field ard broke all records at husk
ing coTn: Mesdames Vance, Wool
cry, Hickman, Gibbs, j. o. Sims, W
H. Sims. Showers, Riggs, Beatty
Smith. S. p. Loren, ]. C. Lorer
and Misses Mary Edith Sims, Nellie
Smith and Helen Smith. They have
not sold it yet They have had an
offer Of s1-O8 per bu. for 2 bu. o.
lie
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
RUSH HILL.

The health of the community is
extra good.
Henry Heinecke was offered $102.5l
per acre for his 103-acre farm last
week, but he will mot sell.
A. B. Smock sold to Pat Finn 50
acres OF finely improved land, two
miles south Of Rush Hin for $1,000
per acre.
A. B. Smock bought of Geo. Jack.
son SO acres Of nicely improved land
M mile northwest OF Rush HILL for
800 per acre.
J. @. Maxwell has I'll acres of
land, ] IL miles northeast of Rush
Hill. This is the bestdrained farm
a the county. John worked men
and teaals for 30 days. costing him
$1,000 per day, dHehing his farm,
He will reap the benefit of his Ia
Dor every year in the increase Of his
crops.
u. l.. Lasher, a Young man Of SUI
peTior business qualifications, has
charge Of the store at the old Mar
tin stand.
G. w. Stewart refused $500 per
acre for 80 acres of land, just east
of Rush HILL. No improvements.
In our travels over the country we
see more corn cribbed up on every
farm than we ever did before. Farm
ers win not sell their cor for the
price Offered, and shippers can not
advance the price, so there we are.
corn in the elevators and none
coming In
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

]. c. Nichols sold 124 acres al
$50 per acre to Joe Dougherty.
Oscar LiuTeIl sold 50 acres al
$3.50 per acre to Tom Brown.
Kent Stevens received a car load
of corn from Charlton county al
&c.
John Crosswhise sold fat hogs tc
Cap Fountain for 7c.
o, Emery. near Middle Grove, had
the misfortune to lose his home by
fire last week.
Geo. Ess came by Omaha on his
return from Minnesota and bought
IS feeding catEle.
W. II. Pollard bought stock hogs
last week from Louis Magruder al
&c.
Nat owings sold SO barrels Of corr
TO w. F. owsngs for SOC delivered
Sam Smith bought corn from
Frank Crosswhhe for 45c.
Miss Hattie Rutledge Of near Mo
berry is attending 6he Pollard school
Mr.. Han, Of Madison is finishing
the Edwards school for Harry Ed.
wards who was recently taken &c
the Fulton Hospital.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
sourH BENTON

"uncle' Hugh Williams has been
visiting with friends in Galloway.
Alb Harrison shipped 9 car loads
OF cattle to St. Louis Monday o.
last week.
Walter Dunn has his new houst
almost completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Mcclure re
turned home Dec. 2, from an extend
ed visit with Mr.. McClintic's brother
of Pan Handle, Texas.
MIR. and Mrs. Jno. Harris are The
proud parents of a new boy.
Clark Pledge sold Johnson and Ro
mans a bunch of hogs at $G.95 pei
cwt.
Miss Ida Lowder is visiting IL
Mexico with relatives.
Mrs. r. L. Mcclure has La
Grippe.
The Sun Rise School will give an
entertainment and Christmas tref
on Saturday night, Dec. Gath. Every
one invited.
Mrs. Sam Cox received word Sun.
day that her mother Of Vandalia was
dangerously IN with pneumonia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
JONES' SLAYER
MUST SERVE HIS
TERM N PRISON

Herman A. Kretschmar. a brother
OF Mrs. Kretschmar, well known
here. convicted in the 81. Louis
Criminal Court Of the murder Of Car'
enee N. Jones, a brother Of form
e. Police Ccmimsshoner George p.
Jones, win have % serve tho 1S-
year sentence Imposed On him. me
Missouri Supreme Court az Jefferson
City Tuesday handed down an opin-
lon affirming the sentence of the
'nwer court.
K~retschmar and Jones had been
business associates and personal
friends for many years. They were
In the milling business In North St
Louis. In the reorganization Of the
business Kretschmar had retired
from the company and had not con-
tlnued 10 prosper. He felt that Jones
was personally responsible for the
conditions.
Was In His Private office.
Jones was IN his private office In
the mill when Kretschmar entered
on The day Of the tragedy. No ous
was present besides the principals
What conversattea took place be
tween the two men, who had fol
years been intimate friends. is no
known. That there was q struggl'
was evidenced by the appearance o
the room after the police entered
After the shooting KretschmaI
walked to the Angelica Street Pc
lice Station and surrendered, tell
ing the sergeant in charge b
had killed Jonees.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

day and left Saturday for Los Ange-
les. Cal We extend best wishes to
them in their new home.
Uncle Porter TinSAey purchased prop
erty in Mexico and moved there last
week.
Whee3er Cant bought the following
hogs this week: Alex Bruce, 4 at 7c.
Russell Squirting. Is. at &c. Q. J.
Gatewood & Son. 20 at &c and II frol
Bob Hill at $40.
Mr.. and Mrs Hisden Ferguson are
rejoicing over the arrival of an IL
az 1b. girl on the 10th inst
Mrs. John sKlgore returned from
Kansas City Monday where she has
been at the bedside of her sister,
Miss Hannah Duggan. Miss Duggan
received an INJURY in October from
which she died Sunday, Dec. IL,
1910. Inberment took place in Mexico
Tuesday,
Arrived, at the home of Ed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

Crawford on 9th inst, a fine girl.
e. F. Elliott and wife moved to
Mexico Friday. Mr.. Elliott is our
newly elected circuit clerk. He has
made Thompson his home for the
last IS years. BY his uprightness of
character and straightforward bust
ness dealings, he has been able to
build up a renumerative business
and can count everyone his friend
The we'll wishes Of the whole com.
munity go with him and his most es,
Unable wife to their new home,
What is Thompson's loss win be
Mexico's gain.
1t is with a sad heart that we
chronicle the death Of Mrs. r. X
Thomas at her home In Thompson
on Tuesday, Dec. 10, at 10 O'Clock
noon. She had been q patient suf.
feTer for several months with con
sumption. Mrs. Thomas was we'll
known here where she has been in
business for years. She has a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
FORMER MEXICO RESIDENT
CRIPPLED In NEW JERSEY.

Mrs. Chase, who many years ago
resided in this city, and mother
of George Chase, who now lives in
st. Louis, fell a few days since and
broke her hip. Mrs. Chase was at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Roberts. in Arlington, N. j., at the
time the accident occurred. Mrs.
Chase will be remembered by the
older residents Of this city who
will be sorry to hear of her being
crippled.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

the Rev. Mr.. Presser. ALL are in.
vfted to be present.
Two carloads of cedar posts have
been delivered at Thompson for the
Mutual line running from Thompson
to Cant.
w. N. Chick and wife and grand
daughter, Miss Ella Chick, were
guests of Mrs. Minnie Wilson and
family Sunday.
The Rev. Points was unable to
fill his regular appointment at Wis.
dom Chapel Saturday night and
Sunday. The Rev. Robertson preach.
ed in his place.
Nest al Of the farmers in this
part Of 'he county are through gath.
ering corn. The yield Dis not as
large as was expected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
BENTON city.
folks

Quite a feE Of the young folks
went skating Tuesday night
Mrs. J. +. johnson was shoaping
in Mexico Monday.
Fred Pearson and Grace, and Miss
Lotda Barnes ykhed at Jno. laws
Monday and Tuesday. Alex Laws
had a sale Tuesday.
Mrs. Bob TatChel and Mrs. Hlck
Hotsess were n Mexico Wednesday.
Last Friday night there was a
large crowd went to Mr.. Bruce Ice.
nogles. Oyster soup and cake were
served. All had a good time. Mr.,
lceGogle moved away Monday.
MB. Hines and Leo and AIRS. ]
W. Hines were IN Mexico Tuesday.
Mrs. William Rich, Ella Watts, Ma
bel GoodsOn. Pinkis Douglass, Lotti,
Barnes, Grace Pearson visited Mia
Nellie johnson Sunday.
Rein Hidehrand shipped a load o
hogs to St Louis Monday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
MoLINo.

The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter cauthorn was buried on
last Sunday afternoon at $50 In
Bethel cemetery. We extend ouv
HEARTH sympathy to tn bereayed.
Mrs. P Palmer Camplin Of Santa F.
visited her daughter, Mrs. John
Heller. Saturday.
Mrs. John Cowherd Of near Santa
Fe Is wah her daughter, Mrs. Por.
ter Cauthorn-
Clf Strange had his arm broken
last week.
Miss Annie Heller is with her sis.
ter. Mrs, /. E. Blum at Mexico and
wiz assist IN the store belonging to
E. Blum and wife during the holi.
days.
Walter Strange ran a nail into his
foot Saturday and suffered terribly
but Is better today (Tuesday1,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
A PLEASANT
HUNTING PARTY,


Roy Ferris and George A. Malone
spent a couple of days last week
hunting on Mr.. James Creed's farm.
1t Doesn't make any difference wheth.
er Ferris or Malone killed anything
or not because Mr.. and Mrs. Greed
are among II most hospttable peo-
pie and royalty entertained the
happy hunters. We understand in ad.
dttion to the trimmings the menu was
along the following lines. Mutton,
fried chicken, ~sparenibs, rabbits,
quail, vegetables, cake, pie peaches
ana cream three times a day. Any,
way. Ferris and Malone are both fat
and sassy"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

Most Of the farmers of the vicin
hty are through gathering corr ant
although there is a fairly good yield
1T is not as good as last year.
Rev. Palmer filled his last appoint
ment at Union Chapel Sunday might
We hope we viii succeed in employ
Ing a minister equally as good f0'
the coming year.
Mrs. d. L. Bradley and fanill
were guests Of MIR. and Mrs. r. Hode
es Of Rush Hin Saturday and Sun
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

day.
Mr. and MIA Russell Watts Of
Galloway county were guests a
ther parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. u.
Watts, Sunday.
Cad Crockett Is having a large
corn CRIB bulh on the farm known
as the John Dxhnan farm.
The children OF Mr.. and Mrs.
eKtte who have been ~erisrally 81
are reported a little bsEter.
Hrs. Tom ByaFs Is on the sch
ist.
Frank Waters. Of Eiler district
was the welcome guest Of John
Wayne Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
THOMPSON.

Mrs. Eva Considine returned from
Moberly Saturday where she has
been visiting relatives.
The many friends Of Charley Pu
lis viii be glad to learn that he II
now on the road to recovery. He
has been down for over two weeks
with a severe attack of tonsilhtis.
Henry Cant returned to Omaha,
Neb.. Monday. MIR. Cant is one Oh
our largest stockmen, both as Il
avoidupoiis and the amount Of stocl
be handles
Moving has been the order Of the
day in our town Elmer Egbert
moved from the Thomas property to
the Underwood property. Ed. and
Mrs. Rufus Underwood had a sale
OF their household effects Thurs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

host Of friends who win greatly
miss her. She leaves the husband
and a 2 IL years old baby girl an
aged mother, a sister and brothers
to mourn her departure. The whole
community extends to them their
heartfelt sympathy in this sad hour,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
J. 3. FARRELL, OF MADISON,
VISITING AEPE

j. B. Farrell, OF Madison, Mon
roe county, Is visiting G. II.
Wales In this city and Is In Mex
leo for the purpose Of buying town
property and locating here. We
would welcome MIR. Farrell and fam.
lily to Mexico. His son rs now
cleTklng for Smith Brothers, the
grocers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
GOING TO MOVE TO
JoNEsBuRG TO RESlD

Tinsley IL Parker have traded G.
l.. Staples property in Mexico for
.Jonesburg property and Mr.. Staples
has resigned as night policeman and
will move to Jonesburg, and we re-
gret very much to have him baye
Mexico but wish him much prosper
ity in his new home. You know
they all come back"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
WHO EVER HEARD

of good metal carving sets? Most of
the cost, rs a rule, is in the hand
les. We have the Imported kind.
They will sure hold an edge.
Ferris & CauthoGn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
RoWENA.

Settle Bros. sold their corn meas
1red In the pen at S5c a bushel.
Settle Bros. have moved 30 thell
farm near Santa Fe, and Miss Mary
N0len, who has been boarding with
them and teaching the Fuller school
viii board the balance Of the term
in Rowena with Ed. Scott and wife.
a. J. Tribble and son, Claude, went
TO CentraIia Wednesday.
Ross Vanlandingham and Ben
Cant took a load OF hay to Cen.
Fralia Thursday.
WI Peck passed through here
Friday with 20 steers which he
bought for Hiram Walker.
Frank CARSON sold a lot Of corn
20 Ben Tanner at 40c a ba.
C. Z. Keithky took 1886 worth Of
turkeys to C~entraIia Friday.
s. NJ. wager received a load Of
choice baled hay Saturday at $40
"a ton.
Claud and Tom Tribbh went 10
Mexico Thursday and returned Sat
nrday.
Dr. Collier reports Effle Bagley
and whe entertaining a new daugh-
ter whlrh arrived Sunday morning.
james a. Wager, a near Long
Branch. was here Friday and spent
the afternoon with His son, S. NJ.
Wager. He has bought a lot Of corn
IT late ut 25c a b1shel and IL in the
market d fer some good early
Corn.
Kingie Armstrong has bought a
stock Of general merchandise az Goss
aand has rented a store building here
Of A. J. Trlbble and win move his
stock Of goods here some time this
week The changes and Improve
menis that have taking place In
the past twelve months are wonder
81
Rowena now has a custom mill,
and probably the Largest and best
equipped blacksmith shop In the
1900 esstaa 80
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

Mrs. Tri5ble and Bessie went to
Sturgeon Saturday.
Mss Mary Nolen, who is teaching
school al Fuller school spent Sun
day w&h hcmefolks in Paris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

Genus Garrett has moved his
~pantatortlm above Brands Grocery
store on the north side Of the
Square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

There was a hung jury in the Pro
bate Court Tuesday an the case Of
j. p. Weinand VS.. Mrs. tension,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
CARNEGlE'S
$~IO,OOO,OOO
FOR PEACE
LEDGER SPECIAL.
ROWLAND NEWS BUREAU.

Washington, d. c.. Dec. IA.
Andrew Carnegie to-day trans
ferred to the board of trustees ten
million dollars in five per cent
bonds for the worlds Peace Fund.
Robert Brookins, Of St. Louis. is
one of the trustees.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
TIE
lie BLANC
CLEARED
LEDGER SPECIAL.
ROWLAND NEWS BUREAU.

ROWLAND NEWS BUREAU.
Cambridge, Mass, Dec. IA.
Hattie LIE Blanc, charged with the
murder of her employer, c. F.
Glover, was acquitted to-day, after
the jury had been out an hour and
a half.
1t was charged that Miss LIE Blanc
was ruined by Glover when she was
but 10 years old, and that she had
been his unwilling slave ever since.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

EVERY BOY LIKES TO SKATE
IL they didn't, we would not AaSs
bought such a complete line "
skates, from the size to III the o@V'
up to a No, IL foot.
Ferris & Cauthorn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
REREkAHs ELECT OFFICERS

The Mexico Rebekah Lodge at IL
regular meeting Monday evening
elected officers as follows;
Noble Grand Miss Trix furley'
Vice Grand, Mrs. Rosa Powell.
Secretary, Miss May Head
Financial Secretary. Miss Cora
Strain.
Treasurer, e, J., johnson.
Trustee, Mrs. A. l.. Campbell
The next meeting of the Lodge
will be held Dec. rs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
sMlTH-LARlMoRE WE'D
DING IN okLAHoM

DING IN okLAHoMI
The wedding Of Miss Anna La
more, formerly Of this city, and
r. Smith, OF Seminole, Ok, viii
celebrated In this city Dec. %,
the home Of MI. and Mrs. R.
Worrell. The Ledger joins frlen
in extending congratulations in a
vance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

Mrs. G. e. Null is home from JET.
ferson City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

Buckner Drug Co. carries q large
line of useful Xmas presents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

Harry Reed, OF this city, is now
with the Metropolitan Insurance Co.
In SedaIia,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15

John Ellis went TO 81. Loas on
Tuesday might with two car loaaS u
@attle of the Ellis Bros.
DON'T wait rntl your hogs -
sick before buying DR.. Liohs f"'
Remedy.