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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
SKINNER

The big sleet came and went and
everybody CAD of it.
Chas. Tanner suffered a spell OF
appendicitis Saturday and has re.
covered at this writing.
Many OF our people have been
feeling grippy Of late.
Rev. Barker filled his first regu.
lar appointment at Bethlehem Satur.
day and Sunday.
Miss holland of Jefferson CITY
visited the Misses Bakers recently.
Miss Matte King was in Centralia
attending her sick sister, Mrs. Bot.
kin.
Alex Bruce shipped a load of cat
tie, his own feeding, last week, that
brought $5.75 on the market and
weighed 1920.
John W. Blum was on Kansas City
market recently and bought A head
Of 1040 pound feeders at $5.75 per
cwt.
James Yeager sold to Harry
Householder a pair of young mares
for $4,000 and 5 brood sows for 5000
recently.
j. w. Holloway bought OF Joe
Considine a 400 Hb. six years old
draft mare for s245. Mr.. Holloway
also bought n Z years old driving
mare of Mr.. Python for 5000.
Arlie Winterhalter will occupy the
Galloway farm. just north of here
this year.
Mrs. Amanda Yeager died last Fri.
lay Of the grip. The remains were
Inferred at the Maple Grove Gene
cry. Many friends followed them
o their last re''ing place. sympa.
by extended to the bereaved.
Lindell Rudasa purchased the Tut.
e place Of 2G1 acres Just east of
dr. Vigal's recently. Consideration,
1880.
Russell Squirting just recently com
leted a nice upto-date modern hen
Iouse.
0. y. Ellis and john w. Sharp
buying a bunch of calves each.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
KEEP TIE KIDNEYS WELL
Health is Worth Saving and Some
Mexico People Know How to Save

Many Mexico people take theil
lives IN their hands by ~negIecting
the kidneys Wien they know thess
organs need hep. Sick kidneys are
responsible Tor a vast amount of sui
fering and n health, bur there is
nc need to suffer nor 10 remain in
danger when all diseases and aches
and pains due to wtai kidneys can
be quickly and permanently cured
by the use Of Deans Kidney Pills.
Here is a MEX e, citi,ehis reeodalneH
dat;on /:
j. f.. Green. fa-n.sI. of Mexico,
Mo-. says: 'Juds ing from my ex-
perisn:s with Doan's Kidney Pills, /
can heartily rocomu end them. My
back was very lame anG painful and
my kidneys were so l7d;y disordered
that had little ot7trol over the
kidney secre'ions, beans Kidney
Pills, procured al ,,.e Buckner Drug
Co, relieved me promptly and know
ing Is l do Of their great merit, /
have often recommended them since.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
FOstti MiIburn Co.. Buffa.
10. New York. sole agents for he
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no ether.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26

miles of the electric line completed
north of this city. the fifth mile
only was inspected officially Wed
nesday. There IS over a mile a
week being laid In track.
Those in the inspection party were
]. B. Wilson. Moline; Engineer Rich.
ard Phillips, C. W. Lewis, M. Crum,
]. V. Swift, of 81. Louis, who now
has charge Of the local office Of
the Fruin-B ambrack Company;
S. P. Eanmons, c. w. Gath.
er and a Ledger representative.
The work met with the approval Of
all who saw II.
Fulton, Mo-, Jan. %.
w. w. and Logan Conner, stock
men Of Auxvasse, filed suit in the
Galloway County Circuit Court to-
day against the Chicago & Alton
Railroad for 1899 damages alleging
injuries received in a freight train
wreck at Mexico on Sept. 10. The
amount Is 81 under the minimum on
which the railroad company can
take a change of venue to the United
States District Court, a step usually
taken by the railroad company.
The Connors were riding in a ca
boose and were injured in a e
end collision.
r. Z. Race, who was with the NJ.
S. F. & P. 7. Co. when it was orr
ganized, is home from Paris where a
a meeting was held in the court
house concerning the st. Louis+St.
Charles Northern Traction Co. prop
ositaon which extends from st.
Louis to Paris passing through this
city.
Mr.. Race stated that the people
were pleased with the proposition an
that IL it we're put in writing,
they would begin an active campaign
among the citizens of that section to
finance their share of ii. Mr.. Race
States that this wll be done. He
Also adds that work along the line
Is being pushed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
THOMPSON.

Mrs. Joe Considine has been In
st. Louis for the past week at the
bedside Of her cousin, Elmer Fergu'
son. Mr.. Furguson died Friday and
was buried in st. Louis.
Albert Evans has been quite sick
az the residence of Mr.. Dane Strick'
lin, near Liberty church.
Joe Davis, formerly of this place,
was killed in the Terminal Yards at
st. Louis Friday. Joe had a host
of friends here who deplore his
tragic death. Burial was in the
Thompson cemetery Sunday af-
ternoon.
L. c. Reed, of Galloway county,
bought 713 western weathers from
Henry Cant st week at $4.23 per
head. This was an extra good
bunch of stuff, Mr.. Cant handles
more sheep and is one OF the best
judges of sheep of any man in the
country.
Mrs. Cons,dine returned from St
Louis Saturday.
The Modern Woodmen of this plact
instals officers Saturday night.
Mrs. Ed. Pearl and son Ryland
r visiting friends and relatives il
Mexico this week.
Miss Ruth Newman of Milwaukee
Wis, who is attending Hardin Col
lege, was the pleasant guest of Bet
tie May Considine from Saturday un
til Tuesday.
Henry Cant is In Omaha, Nebras
ka, this week.
Ed. Crawford's baby is still in a
serious condition.
Mrs. Joe Considme is entertaining
her cous'". Mrs. Wm. Johnson, o.
S~mithville. Mo-, this week.
: Joe Consldine sold Chas. House
holder an extra good pair of mare
mules for $500 and three more mules
to Chas. Dunn of Galloway for $24C
each, He also bought mules OF the
following. Seven from various par
ties near Centralia at $40 around
and n from Jean Dahlcm at $3.50
and fourfrom f. L. Crosby al
$210. He sold a bunch of % year.
ling mare mules to Tennessee part.
les. This was n of the toppiest
punches Of mules that ever left Au.
drain County.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
WOULD make
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT MUCH SMALLER

A bill has been introduced In the
State Senate by Senator w. J. Buch-
anon. of this district. for the pur-
pose Of creating a new judicial cir
cult COMPOSED of Pike, Lincoln and
st. Charles counties. This would re-
suit in making the Eleventh circuit,
OF which Ardrain is a member, much
smaller end tighten the work Of
Judge BaTnett. Judge Barnett stated
Wednesday that the change would be
a good Gle and beneficial TO al
concl'Ltd.
Pike cSbnty is now in the Tenth
judicial orcuit and the other coun.
ties are Rails, Monroe and Marion
The Eleventh circuit is composed
of Lincoln. Audrain. Warren. Mont
gonery and st. Charles and Is pre-
sided over by Judge Barnett OF Au-
Drain.
Should such a bill pass the Tenth
would be composed Of Rails. Mon
roe and Marion and would be pre-
sided owe by Judge Ragland of
Paris, who was elected last Novem-
Der.
The Eleventh could be composed Of
Audrain, Warren and Montgomery
and would be presided v by Judge
Barnett.
The advocates Of the proposed
change claim that these circuits as
at present arranged entail too much
work on the judges and the forma-
ton of the new circuit would light
en- their labors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26

w. NJ. corbett, supt. Western Ri
vision.
L. J. Forristor, supi. Eastern Dd-
Ylsion.
II. L. Smith. Master Car Builder.
G, ". Hulszer, Signal Engineer.
J. L. Marquette Trainmaster.
J. P. Griffin, Road Foreman Of
Engineers.
J. 7. Martin, suprv. Buildings and
Bridges.
H.. Kleine, Roadmaster.
NJ. H. Murphy, Supervisor.
W. E. Keine. Supervisor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26

Henry Brown TO /. L. Rudasil, N.
w. IA Of 5. E. l4s N. E. one
fourth OF s. w. II; Z. 10 Of N.
W. IA Of s. w. IA; E. one fourth
Of n. W. IA and w. IL Of n. e.
"a, all in % 50 3. sI6,5f0.
7. L. Hawkins to T. J.. Hawkins
b-6 interest in the W. l2 of S. w.
IA Of ~ w. IA and W. one half
of N. w. one fourth OF S. W. IA
OF 2s; S. Ella Of N. E. IA and N.
E. Ia Of S. E. Ia of 20, all in
% ~.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
SANTA FEE.

Rev. Mcqueen filled his regular ap
polntment here Sunday.
Misses Gertrude Davis, LulI
Heckarrt and Addie LeYic attended
the oyster and ice cream supper al
@. ]. Keys last Saturday night.
Homer Bridgford, of this place.
has blood poison in his hand.
chas. Fairbain has been on the
sick list this week.
John Heller and wife of Molino
spent Sunday with the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Camplin.
R. L. Vowel entertained at a So
cfal last Monday night.
Misses Gertrude Davis, Lulu Heck
arr and Addie Levic spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Miss Stella
Hale.
Ed. Sharp and wife of near Long
Branch spent Sunday with the lat.
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Hole. +
Miss Bertha Gilbert of near Long
Branch has been the guests of Jno.
Bledsoe.
L. Howard has moved from Stroth.
er TO Santa Fe. We are very glad
to have Mr.. Howard move TO our
little burg.
Lee Mcclure, Of Perry, was the
guest Of Jno. Thompson.
Mrs. George MCGEE has been on
the sick list this week.
Mrs, Thos. Peak and daughter, Mrs.
James Smith, spent Saturday with
Nh. Geo. Peak.
Mrs. Harry stoy has been suffer.
Ing with a rising in her head. We
are glad to know she is some
Mr.. John Beamon and two daugh.
Misses Stella and Alta, of near
strother. were the guests of Mrs. R.
a, Hanger last Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26

Misses Mary and Emma Wilmhorst
of Mexico attended the Vomund4Fen'
newald wedding.
The community was shocked by the
sudden and sad death of Herman
Rouple.
Elmer Vomund returned Sunday to
Montgomery,
Prof. Harmon spent Saturday in
Montgomery City.
Lutte Diggs received 4 a loads of
cattle from Kansas City.
E. P. johnson, 2 car loads from
st. James, Mo.
Harry Noel, 9 car loads from Rol-
la, Mo.
Harry Crane shipped out l car
load OF hogs.
Arthur McMurtry shipped out 1
car Dad of hogs.
Fred Watkins came up from st.
Louis Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
RoWENA.

Jack Hoffman has q head of fat
hogs contracted to Ad. Beaver for
February delivery at SC.
C, L. Keithley sent his team to
C~entralia after a load Of goods on
Thursday and Friday.
Bob Peck is attending court this
week at Mexico.
Holt Mary has delivered quite a
lot Of corn to Albert Spencer at Acc
per bu.
Tom Vanlandingham, of Centralia,
was in this vicinity Thursday.
Phil Roberts and wife and Claude
and Roy Tribble went to Centralia on
Thursday.
Several from this vicinity delivered
hogs Thursday at Centralia.
James W. wager of near Skinner
was here Thursday having some
mules shod; he stayed until after
lodge that night.
I'd. Forbis of neal Long Branch
and Ed. Love, north of Central, at
tended the Odd Fellows Lodge here
Thursday night.
VIM Faddis delivered some choice
corn shucked to G. d. Keithley on
Wednesday at 4Oc a bu.
Holt Mary delivered'a load of nice
bright baled oats straw to S. M. va
ger Friday at Sc a ton.
John Fetchter will have a public
sale in the near future; he has
rented his farm to Sam Chandler
and Is counting on moving to town.
James Vanlandingham went to Cen
tralia Friday.
Tom Berry, Hugh Sharp and Har.
ry Sealcup, Clarence Berry and Mr..
'atrick, of the Hollensville neigh
borhood, "a here Friday fixing up
their telephone lines.
A. J. Tribble and son, Roy, went
to Centralia Friday.
Jeff Rector, Jim Foreman and Lem
and wife, of near Thompson
Vile, was here trading Friday.
Jim Kendrick and Harry Vaughn
near Long Branch were here trad
ing Friday.
Mrs. Amanda wager, of the Hol-
l~ensville neighborhood, died Friday
morning at 9 O'Clock and was buried
here at Maple Grove church Satur. !
day at 2 p. m. Funeral services
were conducted by her pastor, Rev.
G. Bell. She was a very kind
hearted lady and vas sick only two
Or three days. Sc leaves three
sons and three d~aughtrs and a host
II friends to mourn her death. We
extend our sincere sympathy to the
'efeayed ones.
Quite a large crowd attended the
uneral, considering the rough roads
the u~nfavorable weather.
Hugh Leach bought some nice
hay from Ezra Ward at $40 a
on. =
James w. wager of near Skinner
nd Ike McManama spent Sunday
With Arthur wager and family.
Bill Wilson bought a calf from
lomer Pickett for SIS. !
Ross Vanlandingham went to Cen.
ralla Monday. +,
Thurston Holloway of Columbia was :
ere Tuesday with ;. w. brewer of ,
lincoln county who has bought out :
IT. G. E. Keithley's store and viii )
possession some time in Febru. {
ry. :
Quite a bunch Of men and boys :
harivaried Richard Adams who got
iarried Sunday and they also sere.
AIDED Prat Elliott who had lust I
back from a trip to Kansas and q
kahoma and 'exas Monday night. In
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
UNION.

Jas. Crum, OF South Dakota, has
been the guest of friends and rela.
tiyes of this vicinity for the past
few weeks.
Mrs. Chas. Cannell who has been
" with the la grippe is improv.
Ing.
Wesley VIM, of Eller district. Is
reported III. We hope he will soon
recover.
Miss Ada Wilson has returned to
her home after a visit with Mrs.
Chas, Meter, of Galloway county.
Champ Lake, who has been visit.
Ing at BENZ. Adams, has returned to
his home at Laddonia.
Rev. ]. D, Greer filled his regular
appointment at New Hope Church
the third Sunday, but on account of
the extreme cold weather there was
a very small attendance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
BENTON CITY.

Mrs. Harvey Of Montgomery City
Is visiting her sisters. airs. Barnes
and Mns. Abney.
Miss Torpeyson, the primary teach
er, Is on the sick list.
J. D. Reeds was in Mexico Tues
day.
Harvey Pneoht 5 visiting home
folks this week.
The Training Glass win meet at
Mrs. Finley Johnsonis Friday night.
chas. Johnson win have his sale
Eco. 1.
Oscar r. Tripplett TO s. C. Groves,
N. E. IA Of N. E. IL of IL 50 10,
containing 40 acres. $1,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
NEW ROPE.

Miss Nancy Henry. of Moscow
Mills, visited the family Of VIM. H.
Berry Saturday and Sunday.
Oscar Laforco has just returned
from a business trip near Hallsville.
c. W. Wilson is here from south
east Missouri on a visi' to relatives
and friends.
j. o. Howard Is visiting relatives
near Bowling Green.
w. H. Wilson visited homefolks
last Sunday.
A party was given at the home
of Ike Wilson one evening last week.
Az present report a pleasant time.
R. R. Dollins visited the Rev. Mr..
Robertson last week.
w. N. Chick was in Centralia Mon
day on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26

Chattanooga. Tenn, Jan. 10.
Immediately before departing for
Klondyke, Jas. Miller, who recently
eloped with Mrs. Florence Morris
and afterwards had her arrested un.
der charge Of larceny, stated, I'm
nos be easy again"
Miller says he met Mns. Morris in
Memphis and later in StLouis and
she said she loved him. They de-
cided to wed and on their honey.
moon, when she had 1880 Of his
money. she suddenly disappeared. q
was about crazy" he added, for /
loved her. No more wedding bells
tor mine. Klondyke and single bles-
sedness are the two best BETS"
Chicago. H., Jan. 10.
The police and detective force of
this city are hard at work in an ef-
fort to locate the "btackhandensr
who late last night exploded a bomb
9n the home Of Camelo Mansale, in.
1uring nine persons and wrecking
two-story dwelling.
The bomb followed the refusal
OF Marsale to comply with the de.
mands for $500 sent in a letter
Black Hand"
The bomb is believed to have
been one Of a series that has been
exploded here recently. following
Black Hand letters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26

T. L. Hawkins to Matte Hawkins,
l-6 int. In w. 1-2 Of S. W.. one
fourth OF N. W. IA and w. IL
Of N. w. Ia of S. w. one fourth
Of IS; and S. e. IA Of N. E. IA
and NE. IL Of S. E. Ia Of 20 all
in 50 10.
Elizabeth Campbell TO c. w. Girls
well, lot 8, block 2. Muldrows sub
division to Mexico. 500.
Fritz Kemper to Elizabeth Camp
bell, lot 3. block 2. Muhrow's sub
division.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26

Mr.. and Mrs. VIII smth, of Mex.
leo attended the vomund Fennewald
wedding.
Lee Brown returned Saturday from
Iowa.
The marriage of Miss Hattie ellis
pie and Henry Myerpeter will take
place Tuesday, Jan. 31st.
Bernard Vonund and wife, Elmer
Vomund and Miss Mary Fennewald
were at Mexico Saturday.
Mrs. verhoff. Miss Beulah Watkins.
John, Charles and Lester Watkins
went to ~Jonesburg Sunday to attend
the funeral Of their cousin, willard
Watkins.
}. u. Yelton came up from st.
Louis Saturday.
John Bertes was a business visit.
or to Mexico Friday.
Miss Kathryn Moore spent satnr.
day with homefolks in Mexico.
The marriage Of Henry Dubert
and Miss Jessie Fennewald was an.
nounced at Sc. Joaeph's church Sun.
day. 4
Miss Lora Yomund Of 81 Louis ig
Fisiting relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
MoLINo.


Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Creed,
Jan. %. a daughter. Mother and
baby getting along nioely.
Little Elizabeth Cauthorn has been
very III of Ia grippe, but is improv.
ing.
Mrs. r. L. Hoizer is better.
Miss Annie Heller returned home
Saturday after a visit in Mexico.
j. L. Blum Of Mexico was the
guest Of relatives here last week.
Porter Cauthorn and wife we're in
Mexico shopping Monday.
Mrs. Milton Roberts Is with her
daughter, Mrs. Dick Greed.
Aunt salie Morris is able TO be
out again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
OFFICIALS HERE
WEDNESDAY INSPECTING

The following Chicago q Alton OF.
flckls were here "Wednesday inspect.
ing the Fulton Branch. They win
continue on the Western Division
Thursday, spending Wednesday night
here:
Frank ". Morse, General Manager.
w. D. Taylor, Chief Engineer.
J. T. McGrath, Supt. Motive Pow
err. A
x. H. Cornell, Inspector Transpor-
I. NJ. Hastings, Supt Telegraph.
C. B. Foster. General Storekeeper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
VIM. Hardin Rixey pbono M
y oiSwen South Side Square
RIXEY & CRISWELL
Real Estate and Loans Mexico Mo

8 Rooms, bath, basement, fur.
race. Bargain. Price $4,000.
fRoom dwelling, e. lights, grant
told walks, good barn and outbuild-
lngs. Price s125O.0O.
6-Room dwelling, bath, b. lights,
granitoid walks, good barn and out.
buildings. Price $2750.O0,
S-Room, bath barn, E. light, large
lot. Price $4250.00.
8 Rooms, bath, 2 blocks from
Price 10000 %.
4-Room dwelling, 3 blocks from
Court House, $500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26

l. T. Van Note. who has bought
the Lee Brothers dairy has rented
the Hathaway farm. just south Of
Mexico for iSve years. MIR. Van
Note win move 70 Mexico April
rirst and take charge Of the dairy.
In the meantime, he is going to tour
the State with Josephine. MIR. Van
Note has had charge Of Josephine
during her wonderful record.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
Mexico, Mo.

57Room dwelling. bath, e. lights.
4 blocks from Court House. Price
$4,000.
aSo A. z miles from Mexico. Price
9oo per acre. Want Mexico prop.
40 A., 2 miles from Mexico. Price
ZIG A. 10 miles from Mexico.
well improved. Price $40 per acre.
~ Acres, 7 miles from Mexico. A
bargain $3.50 per acre.
we have farms all sizes and prices.
Money to loan on real estate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
Branch OffiCG. Mexico, Mo
Bragg Building
City Tel. GA Mutual A

year old steers at $1,000 per
head, Jim and Van Grange drove
them home Tuesday. He also
bought a head Of stock hogs from
Ed. Hamlet Of Montgomery county
ut sS per head.-Laddonia Herald.
G. N. Fox, north Of this city
sold a pair Of indies TO Judge Carte
for $500 and a pair To- Harry House
holder for $3.50.
Blanche Mcdonald, the fine mare
which has lately come under the
management of I'D. Moore Of Mex.
leo. and notice Of whkh appeared
In the Standard last week, was train
ed by Bert Luekie in Montgomery
formerly Of Mexico, and was first
shown by him at the street fairs
here and other places. Mr.. Luckle
taught her all the high school
gaits and many fancy tricks, and
he took nine blue ribbons straight
the first season he exhibited her at
the fairs. He says she Is the only
one of Rex McDonaldis colts which
has caused any sensation. Mr.. Luck
ie named her for a charming young
lady who lives in Montgomery.
Montgomery Standard.
Joe and Gray Wilson, prominent
young farmers in North Audrain, are
feeding 65 head of cattle that average
1900 lbs.
G. r, sayer, Of Farber, shipped a
Of sheep and a car of cattle to
st. Louis Monday.
John shotwell, of Farber, shipped
. a Of cattle to st. Louis Monday. y
Price Bros. have just received a
load of good mules they bought ~
county.
Among the mule purchases Of B
Middleton the past week are the
following; G. c. Bybee G: Joe Con
20; Ed. Hamilton 8; Alex
10; Vandalia Farmers 49,
W. Beamer 2; II. Payton, Rush
Hiil, 10; DR.. w. e. Cornett, Rush
Hill, I6.
Judge Alex Carter sold Chas
Dunn, the Galloway mule buyer,
good mes this week for LOCO.
stock NottP from the East End.
Claude Caldwell, Of near vandalIa I
'old a pair Of 4 years old mules to
ieo. Adams for $3.50.
Henry Fowler sold 1 pair Of -four
ears old mules to Robert Dyeat s2S5
Glenn carroll,o I vandalia is IN Kan
as City TO buy cattle for feeding
iurposes.
hugh Durnlng Of Aledo, Ill. was
: Vandalia this week looking after
rs 2OO'acre farm near Farber. +
VIII Evans brought to vandgla 4
~elve hogs Friday, three for Mrs
J. %, Beshears, which he sold to 4
'iu hVhdfRk at S7,B5 per "
undred. M
mr. bllclng, Of III, was In Vandalla 4
week and bought mules from the 4
'nowdhg PARTIES: j. Il. Gatson, l
az SSS5.00, George Rohr, ! pair
z year old mare mules said to be
yer sold in vandata at $5255,OO.
y. Hohr also sold one pair of aged
luies at S4O5. Judge Guy McCune i
mules at s7e5. George Adams
i. $500.
o,As hudson, of Curryville, was =
e1sco this week on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26

Mrs, Frank Pearl is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Pearl OF Thompson.
Master Ryland Pearl returned to
Thompson with his grandmother, at.
ter a short visit here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
TRY THIS
Two Minute Cure for Cold in Head
or Chest

TWO minhte Cure Tor Cold In Head
or Chest
1t Is Curing Thousands Daily, and
Saves Time and Money.
Get a bowl three quarters fun of
boiling waller, and a towel.
Pour INTO the water a teaspoonful
Of HYoMEI pronounced High-o1me.)
Put your head over the bowl and
ceve= boih head and bowl with tow.
ell.
Breathe the Yapor that arises for
two minutes, and presto, your head
Is as clear as a bell, and the tight
ness In the chest is gone.
Nothing like it DO break up a
heavy cold. cure sore throat or
drive away a cough. It's a pleasant
cure. You'll enjoy breathing Hyo--
mel. fou'l feel at once its sooth-
ing. healing and beneficial effects as
Il passes over the inflamed and irri-
tated membrane. so cents a bottle,
at druggists every where. Ask Otis
for extra bottle Hyomet ,nhaI-
emit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
o EXCHANGE

24e Acre improved farm, located 6
miles from railroad town. Fine lot
Of fruit and a snap. 5000. Owner
wants residence property.
Nice stock general merchandise.
store building and dwelling. $4,000.
Owner wants farm neal Mexico, Mo.
SO Acre farm. plenty fruit. Locat-
ed near good railroad town. Price,
S3,000.00. Owner wants residence
property in Mexico. Mo-.
Nice stock merchandise about
100000. Owner wants Mexico
property or good farm.
Nice stock merchandise about
$4,000. Owner wants Mexico prop
efty.
dw1 Read Estate Department,
North Missouri Trust 90.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26

Chamberlainis Cough Remedy Is a
very valuable medicine for throat
ana lung troubles, quickly relieves
and cures painful breathing and a
dangerously sounding cough which
Indicates congested lungs. Sold by
all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26

chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is
not a common. everyday cough
mixture. II is a m~eritorious rem
edy for all the troublesome and dan
gerous complications resulting from
cold in the head, threat, chest or
lungs. Sold by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26

Mrs. Ed. Chrisman, OF 81. Louis.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Deckad, Is critically i'll at the home
e her parents in this city. Mrs.
chrisznan was brought to this city
III about two weeks ago and her con.
dltion has not improved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
IAN WORK

AT oNcEl
L. George, who lives at 1892 e.
Love street, Is anxious for work Of
any kind at once. He has a fine
set Of tools and is a good carpenter.
Mr. George has a family and says he
must have work Of some kind at
once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-26
FARM FOR SALE.

Fine farm, well improved, two
miles from Mexico. Everything con
venient. Fine land. WIN make
terms to suit. Might consider some
Mexico property. Address, P. o.
Box 374, Mexico, Mo. dw2t