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A fra limit ordinance with q heavy jail sentence might prove q real fire limit ordinance.
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Arizona Democrats have early form cd the good habit Of voting the ticket straight
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cOZY INN
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s31 CHAPEL ST. PHONE 110t
 A Modern Brick Building. One-half Block from Business Center.
 Two Blocks to Bath House High Location. Quiet, Homelike. Table supplied from OUR FARM. Every
 thing Fresh aLd Wholesome. Take Bus ts Hotel--Fare Refunded RATES--Room 4nd Board SfO per week and rp.
 Beware of crummera at Depot.
 R. A. WILLIAMS, Prop. Better Known as Peg" formerly of At Ianta and Memphis, as Railway Agent. Furnished Cottage, Light Housekeeping. Those on diet specially cared for.
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The charity organizations are working overtime, and thgre will be nothing left undone afrer t is all over, f they receive proper support.
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The Gary necklace bids fair 10 be about as celebrated as the Gary din- ner
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5000

"I wouldn't take a thousand dollars for the good VINOL has done me. i was told that Cod Liver Oil was the medicine l needed for my weakened condition and poor blood. l could not take the greasy mixture, and when our druggist told me that VINOL contained not only tonic iron but all the medicinal prop critics of Cod Liver Oil without the grease or oil or bad taste, l made up my mind that was the medicine for me. 1 tried 1t and to-day am strong and we'll"
 Mas. ]. T. SNYDER,
 Greensboro, N. C. We guarantee the senuineness of the above testimonial.
 We sell VINOL with the understanding that if it does not give the purchaser per feet satisfaction, we return his money without question. Will you try a bottle un- der these conditions2
 R. c. MORRIS DRUG CO,
 Hot Springs. Ark.
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The Fulton Hotel
B. z. WESTERN Rrop.

R. z. WESTERN, Prop. { The Fulton is one Of the best ! one dollar a day hotels in Hot ( Springs. nice hotel for nice 1, people Half block from bath house. Nice rooms Two and half blocks from depot. Nice 2 i shade in front. comfortable. com { venient and home like. Come \ and see for yourself. Take z and see for yourself Take Coop CTS Bus Direct to the Fulton and have fare refunded.
 RATEs-S7.0 oper week and up. .1o6 Hickory St.. near Ouaehita
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Remember tomorrow is the official ''first day of wintyr'.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-21

Going to celebrate Saturday or Sun day. or Monday
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-21

Spread the Christmas spirit and i win come back to you.
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Also. if might be mentioned the ertgrtainment enterprises are pu;tng
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-21

They always manage some how CT other to find a scotch to put in the progress of Hot Springs.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-21

It's like shooting fish in pail. to Montgomery county.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-21

q had beSl troubled with con- situation for TWO years and tried all of the best physicians in Bristol, Tenn, and they could no nothing for me-" writes Thos. E. Williams Middesboro, Ky. 1.-Two packages or Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured me-" For sale by all dealers.
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old Sol tried his best.
, 1911-04-01

4076 to the Country District, while Of the
latter 3.2O3 belonged 10 the town Of treaer-
listed and 1896 to the Country District.
Total town population 7,735, total country
population 1872
We find that the total population at the
island is Just BOO less than It was ten
Years AGO, a serious falling off, the causes
Of which must be sought n the excess Ut
amioration over immigration aud the excess
Of t6e deaths over the births, she latter a sui
evil which many earnest efforts have
so far failed to remedy
The month Of March j, nearly always dry.
the 81 vear average having given toH the
tbree stations Christiansted, klng~hltI and
Frederiksted 49, lines, q rather lower aver
ace than February ana the least Tor the
vear. but the month just closed has been
unusually dry, at all events 50 far as our
town has been concerned, for the total
fan here for the mouth has amounted to
only Al lines, which has been spread over
Q DAYS with never more than three quarters
Of a line on any one day.
In one way the dry weather has been M
advantage. in so far as 1t has favoured the
renning OF the cane and the picking OF the
cotton but we believe ever body would now
he Glad to see . few Of the proyerblal
April showers.
, 1911-04-01
ST. CROIX STATION.

81. ROIA STATION.
London, March 3Oth.-In the House of
Lords the Marquis OF LandsdoNue gave no.
tice that today he VIII move an address to
the King, praying, with a view to the reform
of the constitution OF the present House Of
Lords, that His Majesty will be 9raciouSIy
pleased to consent to the Introduction Of a
bill limiting the powers and ~prero8ative OF
the crown regarding the creation Of peerages
and issuance of the summons to the Lords
spiritual and. temporal to attend, sit and vote
in the House of Lords.
The above is preliminary to the lnhoduc-
ton of the Unionist reform bill, as precedent
requires permission to be asked and gwen
whenever it is proposed to act regarding the
royal prerogatiye. The Governments alarm
is unnecessary, as the King would consult
his Ministers in framing a reply, which the
Cabinet will control, under the dilemma to
either counsel the King not TO consent or
advise a course stultifying the Minlstry's
procedure.
Lord Balfoir of Burleigh moved the Sc
cond reading of his bill for a referendum
whenever the House of Lords rejects
a bill or whenever two hundred mem
bers of the House of Commons so petit
ton after a bill has passed both Houses.
Lord Morley objected to thus revolutionize
parliamentary practice and enable the Lords
to force an appeal to the people whenever
desired. Lord Lansdowne thought the bill
went too far, but a referendum was necessary
to restore the constitutional balance and pre-
, 1911-04-01
Christiausted

March 28th-yiking from st. Thomas-
Rev. Father Tavenier, Mr.P. Patrick, Mr.. r.
Emanuel. Mrs. D. Emanuel, Mrs. Rosalinde
Roberts. Mrs. Rosalinde james, Mrs. Rosa
linde Harrigan, Miss Elodia Harrigan, Cen
darmes Rasmussen, Heller, Elers.
March 28th-Vigilant to St. Thomas
Cbrystalia Powlis, Ada Thomas, F.. l. Hart
mann.
March 29th-viking to St. Thomos-
Ingpnior Boserup. I@guatius richards, VIII
liam Henry, Ann Eliza jacobs, aud son YAM
cent Jacobs.
, 1911-04-01

We take much pleasure IN mentioning the
fact that Bishop Hutaon, during his recent
visit to this island, licensed Mr.. Anton 1ey-
taud as a Catechist for the parish of Ali
Saints. Mr.. Teytaud is a worthy young
man and we think deserves this 1nanifesta-
tion OF his Bishops confidence. Null Notes,
9th March.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-26
SKULL LICK.

Ed. C. A. Mitchell began a meet
.rg with DR.. C. q. Hatcher in Boone
Co. near Columbia, last Monday
night The meeting win continue al
Ieast two weeks.
J. l. Hills Is building a fine
barn.
There will he a box social at the
Daniel School the 18th.
A J. West OF Hallsyille visited C.
r. West and family over Saturday
and Sunday.
J. A. Edwards is finishing his new
barn.
The Skull Lick Literary socIe,,
vi" have an entertainment at the
Skull Lick school Friday .. m.
Hills and Hogh sold rs yearling
steers to AIr. wager Of skinner al
SIS per head. They ako sold Lake.
nan & Barnes Of Mexico Is for $50
per head.
Shock and Jesse are feeding 100
yearling heifers.
Miss Hattie Boyle is attending higl
school at Centralia.
Louie Jesse is attending high
school al Mexico.
Little Miss Jane Ames of Colum-
bis is visiting her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Edwards. Mr.. and
sIrs- Israel James spent Sunday al ]
a Kennan's.
Hiram beavers folks visited at j.
a. Remnants Monday in their new
automobile.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-26
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TWENTY

!, ON THE ROAD.
William z. Bradley, the welLknowr
travelling salesman for Lava soap. Is
exading JOY from every pore in cele.
bration Of twenty years service as a
night of the grip ending Friday night
Previous to his taking to the road. bs
was connected with the Mexico(Mo1
caily and Weekly Ledger and looks
back with friendly "reminiscences to
days when he pushed a pencil. Mr.
Bradley was shaking hands with the
newspaDermen Friday and expressing
his Joy with many tales Of the old
days. IA
Coincident with the twenty years
service on the road, Mr.. Bradley, to
top off the occasion, Wallace Bass.
ford, Champ Cark's private secretary
was connected with the Mexico, Mo.
the Ledger as Mr.. Bradley. Champ
Clark will speak here Friday night
and will have an intent listener in
Mr.. bradley.
Mr. Bradley stated he was conf.
dent Of the success Of Mr.. Clark
in the next presidential campaign
and that he was nor than confident
that he would receive the presiden.
tial nomination of the Democratic -,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-26
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hsre eeFeEL days and BE made him
seK suspicious b. his actions He
gave several zzDes Of persons who
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she 70 find anyo8e Who knoEBroEn
This wlth conflicting ssOTies told BY
the Frssoner caused his arre& on
gzzrNsOn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-26
NOTICE.

Letters teStamentary on the es-
tate Of Hardy Doolin. deceased,
were granted TO the undersigned on
the 18th day Of Oct. 1s11,by the pro-
bate court Of Andrain County.
All persons having claims against
said estate are requested to exhibt
.Ahem to me for allowance within six
months after the date Of said Letters
or they may be precluded from any
benefit Of such estate and IL such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date OF said letters,
they will be forever barred.
SUSAN DOOLIN,
34-4t Executrix.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-26

Miss Ruth Heizer eEsertaiDed at
dinner Sunday. her sister. Miss Ami
oS Mexico. and Miss Ruth Woods ant
brother. Ray, and Messr. Edgar
Berrey and Lewis Galway. A very
pleasant day was spent
Mrs William b. Marshall 81 Mex
leo visited relatives here last seek
Homer Roberts, and wife are enter
tanning a son. born Oct II. named
Richard Shannon.
Mrs. X. l. Heller aud son, Roy,
visited the formers nephew. Clyde
Weaver. near Llitieby station Sat.
urfay, We certainly regret cIydeis
misfortune Of losing his arm
Our telephone operator Is bard to
boat a. the switchboard but she
cannot build a fire" IBquirc about
that.
]. Z. Blum and wife OF Mexico
spent Sunday with r. L, Heizer and
family,
Miss Marie Morgan spent Satur
day night and Sunday with Santa
Fe friends.
Mrs. Mande Heizer-Huntley and
baby Of Laddonia are visiting reia-
tivss here.
Miss Edith Turner who has been
very poorly is better At this writing
Forest Weaver is able to be up.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-26

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AFTER lie wfth the City Clerk Of the
CITY Of Blazseo their Ersiten profess
against said lmp-0Eerssni the Coun-I
Gil q tbe City q Mexico wIH eaEse
q co1tEset for said woxk te ba RI
30 che l0wen and best bidder there
for On the plans and Specifications
substantially as so made for said
imprUTenssnk and nov o. ne with
the City Clerk, filed b. the City In
giaeer.
That the cost Of said improvement
shall not exceed the estimate o the
ccat Of the same made b. the City
Engineer and filed with the City
Clerk at the time es filing the plans,
diagram n ap~ecifioatioHs for said
Improvement.
That said work and Improvement
shall b completed not later than
July lst. 1912.
Sec s. That said work and i'm
progensnt and the taxation therefor
ahzu Be done and made in accord
snce vith the charter and ordinances
Of the CITY Of Mexico and the laws
q The state Of Missouri relating to
and providing for s1eh Improvement
Passed this 23rd day OF Oct. 1911
WILLARD POTTS,
President Of the Council.
Approved this 24th day Of Oct.
1911
WILLARD POTTS.
Mayor.
SEAL Attest: wallace bearing,
VT City Clerk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given that letters
Of administration on the estate Of
Richard A. Byrns, deceased, we're
granted to the undersigned Oct. %,
1911, By the Probate Court ofAudrain
County, Missouri. An persons haV.
ing claims against said estate are
required to exhibit the same 70 the
undersigned for allowance with.
in six months from the hate
Ct said letters or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit Of said CD
tate. and II such claims be mo- ex-
hibited within one year from date
Of this publication they win be for.
ever barred.
SAM D. BYRNS,
Administrator.
34-4t MARY ]. BYRNS,
Administrative.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-26

psid for ~yearling steers this year,
and the highest price since May IA,
1919. when $3.50 was paid. Mr.. Harri
son. who is a noted feeder, always
narkets good cattle and tho feat be
accomplished to-day goes 20 show
lie doesn't do things by halves. ThoS
steers we've put on a fall feed Of
corn January LIST. and they made a
remarkable gain-St Louis Lave
Stock Reporter.
]. j. ouinlan. north Of this city.
found his early potato vines bore
well after the late rains and what
might have been a failure proved q
fair crop.
Judge Alex Carter recently paid
c. r. Massey, OF Mollno. $50 for a
good mule oOlt.
Quite a lot Of stock has been acci-
dentally killed this year. J. Z. Green
is the latest loser, having had a
colt valued at $l00, break its neck.
w. E. Cauthorn. of Moline. sold
c. Il. Massey 20 head OF sheep for
SIS recently.
+. c. Teays, a well known young
farmer rear Benton City, had corn
this rear that made so bu. 10 the A.
where 1t made 20 last year. He at.
tributes his excellent yield during
the drought to the manner Of bis
cultivation, which is rather az odds
with what was successfully followed
elsewhere N the county. He plow-
ed with a walking o~ultivator. break.
ing the ground fully six inches deep.
This was in the spring. He kept
blowing deeper and deeper during
the drought, keeping the soil as
Zine as ashes and with little ridge
about the rows. He did not touch
the roots of the corn. He says his
corn did not fire and i was con
TO be the greeDest and best
that section. He figured Il keep
ms the soil powdered on top would
conserve the moisture, the more
10 puiyerized It tho greater its re.
aiming power would be. He has &c
lead OF shoats on fessi.
MIR Householder says one OF the
most interesting sights at the state
'air was tho parade Of 15S mules ON
Day. Il was an hall mile long
a most Impressive procession.
}. P. Morris. who had s5 A. IN
ORR this year. says his yield vas
a'her light He reports excellent
neat IN his n~elghborhood southeast I
{ Mexico.
Charlie Green, OF C~entralla. was |
! This city recently, and bought a
Of good mules from G. y. clark
" S54. /
Howard Bailey. the st. Louis mule r
iyeF' bought from the following re- {
.niiy; Two from Price Bros; one B
J-B' Rutter; two from VIM. MAS
n and a pair from wm. willing. =
IN Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-26
UNION.


We are having much cooler wealth.
er. Light frost Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kessler gave
the young folks a party Wednesday
night.
The meeting conducted by Rev. ].
D. Greer closed last Friday night
with four a~eoessions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Watts we're
visiting with Mrs. w. NJ. Watts
Sunday.
Miss Matte Bradley was visiting
Miss Ola Watts Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Byars were the
guests Of Mrs. W. NJ. Watts last
Sunday.
Mrs. G. r. Hodges of Mexico Is
visiting with Mrs. d. l.. Bradley.
A number Of this vicinity attended
the reunion at j. W. Wayne's last
Sunday. All report a very enioyabl
time.
Mrs. d. L. Bradley and Mrs. G. II.
Hodges wer guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Mcintosh last Sunday.
Rev. Parks filled his regular APP
pointment at Union Chapel last Sun
day.
The besetting sin OF some
folks seems to be hpsetting others.
The impossible Is always a chal-
to achievement.
When a subject calls for hard
language, 1t Is gracious to be ST.
lent.
There are seldom any parachutes
on hand when one falls from a high
deal.
| have a patch of daisies
Beside my cabin door;
The sun creeps In my window
And dances on the floor.
No fence is built around me
To keep the children out;
they play about my cabin
And put the shades to route
There is a golden sky-way
As far as | can see.
Ind in the waving tree-tops
Are birds that sing to me.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-26
DAUGHTER OF


W. H. sHEARMAN DIES.
Virginia, the fifteen months old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Shearman, of New York, died al the
home of her grandfather, Albert
Smith, residing two miles west of
town Saturday night. Mrs. Shear.
nan has been visiting her father
for several weeks. Mr.. Shearman al
so has been here for several days.
The child was teething and a com.
plication due to this caused her
death.
The funeral was held at the Smith
home Monday morning at 1880 and
the remains were inferred in Elm
wood cemetery. The Rev. H. E. Tru.
ex, of st. Louis. conducted the ser
vices.
The Ledger extends sympathy TO
the bereayed ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-26

John Cogswell of Thompson, Is in
a critical condition. Mr.. Cogswell
was kicked by a horse several weeks
ago. About ten days ago he was
able to walk around the house. His
many friends will regret to hear Of
his serious condition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-26
Or. rINcHsR SAYS
He AIDED

Tx NtgNS
! DIR. Il. II. Tineher says hs
the officials in appreheDdlus =
resting II. c. Brown who aus
to sell a pair OF stolen hofses
buggy here last week. d.
says Brown came to him on
day. Oct. IS, and offered 10 =
for tho buggy Dr. Tineher
told Brown he would take
gy IL Brown would wait un@
ing % be paid. Brown lns'
tile buggy to Or. Mcintyre ae
to sell II to him. DR.. IinCD1
he was Suspicious OF Brown
reason he would not pay nlp
the time and he immediate
down town and pointed 0 =.
to the Chief-of-Police J. A II
There was a reward of sl@
capture Of the thief and The
OF the properly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-26

THE road commissioners of the
Mexico Eight Mile Road District
are meeting nearly every day and
practical results ia the direction OF
permanent good roads viii follow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-26

Mae Vera and Mn. d. c. o. Tu-
ner, Of Minneapolis, passed through
Mexico Wednesday en- route 10 Mont
Eomery City where they viii visit II.
&. Turner and family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-26

Mrs. Jack Hayden, formerly Of
Meaco, now Of Santa Maria, Cali
fornAa. had a light stroke Of paraly-
sis this week. Her many friends will
be glad TO know that II is not serl-
o41e
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-26

Mechanics H r. wardea and r n
wake are in s. Loais attending a
stats nsettng Of the Daughters q
tbs ReToluion-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-26
DIRECTORS OF N. sea-
I. CO. MEET THE C0IgHN|
q NORTHERN Representa-

40 a meeting Of tie dincw
tho Mexico, Santa Fo & Fsu \
ton Company and the Cohua
Northern Electric Road In tts \
Monday. no definite plan va
eided upon. John Gbenn q a
bia attended tho meeting.
1t rs understood the Mexico q
Re g. Perry Traction Board d
iorNy y IN favor Of dsposhg 4
south end. but there ars seVad
deem 1t not for the best laen
sell this portion Of the line.
Agents OF the Columbia 4 n
crn Railroad Company have 81
the right OF way from CdEl
10 the Galloway coaHiy
This leaves only four niles Ok
cured between Columbia and
son City. and that Les in oaIaE
county between the line and I'd
Jefferson.
The new Organization has ID
secured a charter, aocoriilg Oh
Estes. but everything s ia raasAI
and when the directors q The =
are ready the charter VII b lisp
On a few hour notice.
All Week Specal.-lmpOHied ~
Bowls and Chocolate Pots Nds
our left window, soc value, 90
for this week, &c.
Ragsdales Cash SiaH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-26
Rox SUPPER

There wiIl be a boz supper at Jesse
Academy. 3 miles west OF Mexico,
Tuesday. Nov. 3. Everyone invited to
bnag welLn1led boxes and have a
good time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-26
3. 3. RuckNER nErTER.

r. r. Buckner was in Mexico Mon
day morning en- route to Bowling
Green where he Will make a visit
with his daughter, Mrs. NJ. o. Biggs.
Mr.. Buckner has been confined TO
the house for some time with sciatic
rheumatism. but will take the B. B.
Springs baths at the residence Of
his son-inIaW, DR.. NJ. o. Biggs. at
Bowling Green, and his many friends,
hope to see him soon in good
health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-26

FOR SALE Or REST-Good five
room hoRe with barn near South.
side school Lloyd Q1aIls ia Grove
EL 2G5-A Wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-26

We have plenty Of good
brick or fire brick for sac
fern $3.50 per thousand W .
BETTER, or cheaper. @'1l''
Dick and Clay Company '+e
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-26
CLOSING our SALE.

The closing out sale q vehicles e.
COX eads this week Your iaa
chance. C. z Meseiy The Mexico
Imblemeat Co 6wf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-26
LIE nueelEs an cosT.

John Deere, Moon Bros. and Co
lumbBs buggios at cost. The sale
ends this week. c. Il. Mosely.
The Mexico Implement Co. dg1