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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-17

We are authorized to announce q.
o. DoHERTY as candidate for Con-
stable from Beat Of Forrest county
subject to the action of the demo-
cratic primary In August, 1911.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-17
THE HATTIESBURG NEWS

ject to the action OF the Democratic
Primary in August, 1911.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-17

We are authorized to announce
n. e. CLARK as candidate
for election to the office of County
Tar Assessor Of Forrest County, sub
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-17
FoR COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce
w. N. RICHARDSON @ a candidate
for election to the office Of County
Tax Assessor of Forrest County, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic
Primary In August, 1911.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-17
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The only Iine ,perat.
ing trains to the
North and East with
out change of cars.
Sleeping cars and
diners. Two electric
lighted fast trains
daily. Call on ticket
agent for rates and
i.fsrnation. Con. Pheae Isl.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-17

We are authorized to announce
(Judse) ). w. BOLTON as a can
didate to the office of Justice Of the
Peace, Beat No. 9. OF Forrest County
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-17
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
BEAT NO 8.

We are authorized to announce
A. T. (UneIe Diek) PoWE as a can
didate to The office of Justice Of the
Peace, Beat No. 8, of Forrest County,
subject to the action of the Democrat,
ic Primary in August, 1911.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-17

READ THE DAILY NEWS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13
% YEARS AGO

The Farmers s LAborcrs Union
held plcnc a, Williamsburg, Cal
laway county. no.
Elder Samuel Magee moved Is
family to Hale City. No, NherN
Mr. Magee had pastoratc.
J. NJ. Scott. OF Sullivan county.
and Miss Ada MCGOWAN OF Audrain
we're granted license to wed.
Wallace Carson. formerly Of Mex
ico, held a position with simmons
Hardware Company,
Born, to A. S. Houston andf wife.
son.
Born, to Dr. Berrey and wife Of
Thompson, son.
John H. Bishop. formerly OF Mex
leo, was badly injured in the rail-
road yards at 81. Louis.
Mrs. Mumpover. Mrs. II. X. Hinde
Misses Alcinda Allen and Nora Too
Hey attended a meeting OF tbs
Woman's Mission Society in Rich
mond, No.
Morris Arnold was cashier OF th'
new bank at Centralia.
Everett Watts accepted the posi-
tion as ticket agent at the Frankiir
ayeBue office in St. Louis
James Abbay. Of Oakland, Cslifor
MIA, brother of John Abbay, OF Mex
| ico, was seriously scalded in a raj
road accident
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13
10 YEARS AGO.

A marriage license was issued to
John Mitchell. of Benton City. and
Miss Ella Smith. of MartiRsburg
Calvin Hsger and Miss Tobitha
Patton, both Of Holiday. Mo. were
married by Judge s NJ. Edwards
Joe NJ. Turner and Miss Matte
johnson we're married at the resi-
denoe Of John Stumpf in Mexico,
Mrs. Chas. Ackman arrived home
from Elgin. H., where she attended
the funeral Of her father.
Miss Lizzie Acton departed for a
visit with friends in Kansas City aud
Carollton. No.
Mrs. John Abbay vas badly bitten
in the hand by rat
|. II, W. Ellington. son Of T. P. EI-
lingtoR. died in Chicago
Robt Boatman. Of Mexico. was
injured while standing on the rear
platform Of an NJ. K 4 T. train.
Miss Celia Keeton, aged 81 years
died near Thompson.
Letha I.asley was in California.
Sam Evans was going to New
York.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13

ouite a number from here attend
ed the party al Porter cauthorns
near Moilno.
Mrs. Logan Bybee and Mrs. Loa
Mcintyre Of Mexico were guests Of
PerrT Davis last THURSDAY
C. 8. Henderson has been enter
tanning his brothers this week; Dr.
chas. Henderson and wife Of Okla
homa; Rev. Roe Henderson ana
wife Of Delaware and Henry Hender'
son, wife and daughter, Miss Katy
Of Holiday. This was the first time
they had all been together in years
They have surely had a lovely time
this week
]. ". James. Of Florida, has been
the guest Of his daughter, Mrs. Perry
Davis, this week.
Mrs. J. c. Wilson was the guez
Of her sister. Mrs. Heary Imam, near
MolIno, last Thursday.
Frank Davis Of near Victor dieo
las, Friday evening after long IL
ness. He was member OF the
Christian Church at Victor and was
Ia good man in every respect. He
Leaves a wife and four children.
Emmett Fairbslra and family we're
the guests Of vess Henderson last
Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Beamer and children
| OF Mexico are guests Of her mother,
Mrs. John Weaver. this week
Perry Davis IS at the bedside Of
his father near Centralia this week
Mrs. Il. A. Hanger attended inc
/ funeral OF her little nephew at Kan
sas City. Kan. last week.
Mrs. w. F. Bolts spent Thursday
with Mrs. Mcdowell Bolts,
z. =. QuisenberTy was Paris Wis
itor last Friday.
Miss Mary Blsckiord, OF Paris, is
the guest OF Miss Mattie tess ohtt
man this week
Miss Mary Wilson spent sunda!
with Miss Matte Bess sherman.
Pearl Smell of St Louis is tho
guest Of relatives Of this place this
week.
. G. NJ. Sherman and wife spent SUI
day with Thos. Fields, near Paris.
Rev. Kerr filled his regular ap
pointment here Sunday.
: Delbert Vanlandingham and Mis-
/ Margaret Drake attended the baske
. dinner at Midway last Sunday.
r. ]. L. CTigler and little grandson
: Willie. left Monday for Liberal, Kan
r sas, TO visit Mr.. Crigler's daughter
r Mrs. Maude Holman, who is i'll wit
e typhoid fever.
d Miss Hattie Stephens is the gues
IS Of her sister, Mrs. Geo. WillinghaT
at Hannibal this week.
Bert Stephens made basines
trip to Mexico Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13
ID. an ann 3n llrars
-.Asn Gtis Hlrrk.-
20 WEARS AGO.


President Garfield vas asSassinas-
I'd by chas. Guitan. A mass meeting
a. The citizens OF Mexico vas
ca,led b. Mayor Bassford, the OBJ
,.e, q. which was TO express sorroN
.or or unfortunate President. The
following we're appointed as a com
,,,ttee "a draft resolutions: o. W.
Torrest. J. e. Hutton. NJ. Oliver, O.
B. Mac sriane, Josiah Wright me
ofaeers Of this meeting were; Il
Governor Hardin, president; Judge
Clark and DR.. Ready, yioe-presiden's'
Major Lawder and James Carroii'
secretaries. Speeches we're m%"e
nv Rev. 7. J. Gooch, J. NcD. Tr'm-
bic and Rev. T. J. Wheat
DIR. ]. W. Reed. Of Mexico. was
ylcepresldent of the Missouri ssate
Dental Association. Or. Reed reAo
an interesting paper before the
members Of the Association.
8. A. Grantham. aged 50 years
died in this city, after lingering
Illness.
General Superintendent Blain, o.
the pump works of the c. q A, X
H. was killed 3 miles east OF Gas
gov. No. The train on which hs
was a passenger collided with
handezr.
a little child OF John Hisey died
lat It's parents home near Thomp
son.
Laddonla had big Fourth Of Juls
eeIebrstion.
Clarence Vivion closed term o.
school at Prairie Lee. Miss z. a
Pearson received first prize MIS-
Carrie Ruse second: Miss Matte u
gan, third.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13
ttonest MedleInes versus Eakes


President Tafts recent message sug
gezting an amendment to the Pure
Food and Drugs law in It's relation
TO such standard medicines as Foley
Honey and Tar Compound and Foley
Kidney pills. both OF which are true
Fed zines carefully compounded Of
ingredients whose medicinal qualities
are recognized by the medical prOfes-
sion itself asthe best known remedial
agents for the diseases they are in
tended TO counterset For over three
eecsdes Foiey's Honey and Tar Com
pound has been a standard remedy
for coughs. colds and affections Of
ihe throat. chest and lungs for chill
dren and for grown persons, and It
retains to day its preemlnence above
all Other preparations OF its kind.
Foley Kidney Pills are equally ei-
.sctiye and meritoriOus. Otis Purdy,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13
DEEDS. NOT WORDS
Mexico people Have Absolute Proof
Of Deeds at Home.

Mexico people Have Absolute Proof
Of Deeds at Home.
It's not words but deeds that prove
true merit.
The deeds Of Doan's Kidney Pills,
For Mexico kidney sufferers,
Have made their local reputation.
Proof lies in the testimony OF
Mexico people who have been cured
to stay cured
Mrs. John Reeds. il02 Harwood st
Mexico. No, says: Il vas afflicted
with kidney trouble, the chief symp-
tom being a bearingdown pain IN
nv hius and loins. The kidney Sc
cre,ions we're also unnatural.
could not rest we'll and did not know
wha. to do. At last i procured a
box Of Deans Kidney Pills. They
gave me relief at once and before
realized il. / was cured"
The above statement was given IL
1886 and vas confirmed BY Mrs
Reeds on November 10. 1908, in tbs
t5ilowing words: Everything ] pre-
vioasly said about Doan's kidney
pills sim bo;ds good. have beer
free from Kidney trouble during tn
past two years"
For sale by all dealers. Price b
cents. Foster-MiiburH., Co, Nev
York. sole agents for the United Sta
es.
Remember the name-Doan's-ani
take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13
aon. cHEwy cLERkS

sTRcN1 SosgTRCA-
TEE Nezane Ledger Is ss tie asa--
"a fhz1 rss ea,1sertsa1 bezEes1 ths
Clz-x zsS FsE Dezooorzzs q Nas
sau-g w zSsust Saeszs 4 These sEs
aararaae aaas are Esfz HnssEhaxr2Hsss
y lbssr aafhuaaaEc1e frsez1E A
r0x besxsez ftls trss1saa os tbss@
esrtSe-ez WNsulS rogt e=-txl.ly
esne he ng-zi1zaigz f1F F-eEs5sas
10 20 - sVzs aaasr State
zr11 Wgz& also greatly
sesksr fas party IN Elss0z-L
Tssrs z-s n0s aes5oes aa0zgh sos
epsrybo,sy. hi II Is zors irgerzaas
shss tie Dezaoarzrsc party esszalssA
~ yrsnesv5@s and saec1 zts tleAes
tazu nat zaFone Democrat Esoz1
te essezSs % zzy IzEz5czlax Office
TIE Mexico Lssgsr is 9oxi Roz
Ckznp Cart aor Presa5eus, bur Il
view Of the serS0a tzkez By the O.
gzn6zea D@wocrzey q Missouri ir
conren1soz zsse-h5s6 and within the
lzSs tes days reiterated 5y the spoke
rlz1 ok tie parry, HOz- JoseSh Shzz-
nOa. Chairman os the DsZocrzaae
STATE Co-zrlt.se, we are noz in far
q q ooizg anything Al this tlEse
thar E0zld ezbsrrzzs tie Vs-sT, C
place Hcn. Chz1p Clzxk, EbO Vas
/. Chairman II the co1ve-Fsoz fAzE 81
oorse1 Folk in the wro1g Es0a41i1aa
or thzS E3gst seem 10 he 11fzir IS
{ Gorerzur Fozk and hlz ErSenaE Va
ah0uls eonss5er the party ard ss'ez
We mass bs fair. a& between FOX ~
cssrk. There "a nokhs5g 70 be gzlai
- by sesrg IN k1ryy ssur7nE saAi
Boa rezaser IL Considering > ezez
t5ssr a fhse eAz-seteT. Ws Wart al
q the uazoerzis q Al 0E ne stzts'
10 sss saxe4her and Ese 70 for 1919
Our di.sss fHsorzsak6on is ths1 kr
lsTssrk wal nos be a acstve eanai
azie He has a zpsazdla shO~ TO =
zo.z5nzAe6 a. o0zzpsczzase caza
sass wstAogt xafseonlxsng aHToa'
We ooasssav hss F.o@stsar ssroase
tazE thzk * aay0ze mentioned 70
{ Pssas6ezt zsd we hsssess ~ W0ss
sweep Ike c0mtrT fo- his SaFt1
E Hat fysenas khozJd be careful to sc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13
eall RalDs COMMITTEE
WILL SPEND FIRST K6T
n THIS eT On Trip
TsREE STATE TOURS - SEW
81 DksS-NILL DEsAET sULr
y F5oN ST LOUIS IS eOEsTs
o. METsoeoLgTAN AuTowo-
sac cLus


Tlae Eevess1r zhe rs-nasus1E ze-z
sars ~ ss,s Csrt-zsiass elh1ae. 90
goa me across Fsz.e FusE VI -
Ia this cry zas ers1tzE * 111E Il.
an ss.sa- sa,ksias1azs r-zr-
They Ws8 enrus as TIE Essztt q
ts4 81 f.nuzs Ausaune1sas sazfL TasT
VIZ rraEs shrss sr1Ea z-uss ne
stzss IL ssuez 1ssE
Tlss KnezsssrF - tts Az1t11oa-it
c1ab q s. Le.Es VII s32s G1Hsrz.a<
saSseF 1zx A4s sr@@1ses oTer tEo
q lse rsusea TAsS ooau-s a zazz5ee
sr b. sasss HiEhu4E Erztzesr Hi1
- - .s..-s= s-= sgzaes if a. fiEIvNz;
Frz as4-Sa Lgais - s. C1sarisA.
6rssa Gae Eursy al S. CARES Ths
fsEs dSrzzaa 70 &c nnSsh kg Epzas
Ne Z Uasr ne cd SAX E1vs- Rad
rtrrsra 81 PsaerE. Trug. LorLsaE-z.
BsEssaE Gssez- Bxzsaziiz a1t 70 Az1-
Fa LSneaesaa al Troy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13
POSTMASTER EUHKH's
REPORT ACCEPTED

s...,-.s,er Geo. H. KHnkel = y
-. = lssOynziIoa from ne
- -. pspartnest thai his y
~. - - i've pit holes dus On sne
= - = coveTuuent builalag site, cor
-. = clsrk ard Jackson Streets, "a. "a
= =. sceev.ss. He was also in-tE''e.'
y -. - e,Ose then up The p1rp0.s !.
= !, ssosisr !, shese fivs holes up : e
s..,s : auy accident By so@e'Ains
falling into then ,ba
M. Kunksl also says ~o's :. oh 4. ss s's
.,..s s being rushed and II Is a., =,
800 s ,las The DsPariznens sla M
- ne vork from nOv On. a -
- ,rom tho department. to The heo' 50
=, ssvsr.l veks uSO stated that g. 81
sr,,h,nr would be ready for rece'''
~ h,as early In tho fan
me purpose Of diEssng 'ss >,
hoses vas 70 ascertain 4 tho Eroahs
-. so.ld and learn Il the site naa M
1, any time been fiiled. 20 'be ~
usr,rpem could kDoS whether 'n'
nee uss suitable for firm ioah
ldation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13
WINTER WHEAT GOOD.

Modern Miller says: Practically
all winter wheat is cut and the
harger part is threshed Yields are
up to expectations and the quality is
good. Some stacking is reported but
the most went from the bulk Move
ment from farm is heavy. Imperial
MiIlers and Warehouse men report
ed free deliveries winter wheat
Millers report much smaller sales Of
flour for the firsttime this year
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13


lily, but tell them of nay good friend,
your Vegetable COMPOUND, and that
there will be no haeEacIac and bearing
down pains for them if they will take
II as ! have am scarcely ever with
out il In the house.
II will say also that think there IS
no better mshicine to be found for
young girls 10 build them up and make
them strong aud we'll Ny eldest
daughter has taken Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound for pain
full periods and iFregularity. and 1t has
always helped her.
II am always ready and willing to
speak a good word for tho Lydia e.
Pinkham's Remedies. / tell every one
i meet that | owe my health and haF-
piness to these wonderful medicines.
Mrs. JIG. JoHNso:s, SeottTille. Mich,
RID. 3.
Lydia z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, I.lsde from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotics or HARM
full drugs. and to-day holds the record
. for TIE largest I'vr1iseE Of actual cures
Of female diseases-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13

oss-sE.z ts<sses ~ fss4ss *
cEA-k AK E1zE n Nz9sz-l zAs -,
s-rtauEus az Il bagas -zaz rts Den
sexz.E sassF u 1CEa1E- N -
rsEE ry Hs ftzE tasy eaz ca-TT -
uszse TEs srraseE sr tss SGrtT n
Ne tz1zs ssk IN ~ fnz1n1 VIA seF-
n tsHzr sazz = b ts-1sE. and Z
~ e-ez.6f q Al q tss szncz4z-es
w eraa9z u4Htaz za11 sas1ssE-sz-lEz
Tts uEusxrs.iz szE11 vi ENzzg sts
c.uz--y- -hsr4 b ~ nssf s.r az
seBt ssExes1 xss fsFcz1zz E--a q
1E5sssc-L TTs E,rzrzrzEs1 b ~
Hz~zk AzaEzEs ExTEzEs szasM al
sssssser ezz ss1lgE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13
xoUnss czEEk

E-yzrssr soanaasa An1 ssaEhssv.
~ czsrzss. Wss .sse seea EoasaFI
e Ms. Ts1z HsABsr ans ushsr res
zssEea hsss. resz.ss hsne i1ss
satsrasE
Mrs. Is1sE SpsArs e< EAzssA ahs
s.s@s riEisazx her parents. Mr.. aEe
N-s- Gae Esiaez- far rHo Hssks-
Thnfs uas pxsseAs1E a MieSEs
szss su-S2y waruAng - ths psStor.
sTsrnar was sssTee a. ths Eruaaa
y sks ladies u skzf eAArrA a-4
ozker rs EAbu-x za1 % szF Il was
esos E1-lz ~ sxsresE y j was
lsznpsF nns. eT9ygAszg good 70
sew,s ne zggesise and Ha<a guam
sssses. fhsre xzE noi rooa ca tss
su.E tAhsss to Efreza IL To1g hum
kss scribe c=zzztzly zzzs5ad s e .
nrssh. Ths Chslsrsa's exercises
xsrs oaserraS soo1 after ainner,
ans thsy we're wei trzEnee and Art
I'd fheEr parts nicely TIE
sszgsrE Was thzrEi1E TIE -rsrns'
/ vzraze uaz nss zzd %. n shost
we're al he pieces
TIE lsdses ot Misu1E Church
lwsn have AZ ice cream EapFsg in the
chz-cA yard al Midway July u.
lEsS Mare Maxwell Who has beez
spesd:rE her rzcatioa wish her szni
ssrs Tosa schse1ex. lefr sAis Eaora-
sszr for Kirkxvlle where she VII
/ take a fezehs-F course she has bee
! iengl0yeo 70 tezeA AZ Eaoztha
i-ssrz n.zr Pzlzyrs tafs fan and
{ Eiates.
We are zTlu nzTf2g dry hot wezSs
=. ne farmers are blus over thsl
eorn crops being ezt short
". r As5zry sold 70 r ". Mun
d two Eagoz lozdz Of hogs recenill
I. B0uiRzrs sold to came party 3
hogE
/. G. r. sehisffsr sosd Il Istnbs Z
same party al &c per D.
Mrs. Fznnia Crawford = YER
: POORLY. she suffered slight a
: tack Of paralysis last weeE-
Mrs sadie wllrey Of St Louis !
, visiting Mrs. Tee Leeper Hs
dsughier. sndie. was here On
visit but she has returned home.
John Blum Is remodeling and r
roofing bis home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13

r.r Bisek. e bssT tsaira4
$50 HOUSE. Frzak Towies Of Not
re- osasts yim TsssE q hsar skin'
p~ ara 4 J. Mahzz. q ssar s'Iosa'
- & 10, Hoase. vas heFs Weene~
asY
George Dean Eas here WEDNESDAY
"a hx azin-
virrn vases ieau q nuies f@h
or sfh a suIky rzke AID sknned
tssmxists - considerably and BE-
ssse hroakias ap the rake.
= ". brewer sens his team 70
Cea,rasia aner goods Wednesday. m
cay aad saturday.
Boz Peek went TO CenrAiia on
p ursdsy.
Mrs. VIM AFplemzn and daagh-
ter. north Of Ceutralia, we're here
THURSDAY
Bessie Trlbsls IS visiting frlends
and relatives ia Mexico.
wm. cline. south Of Central school
hons Eas here Friday.
Cecil Mallory was kept quite busy
al his min grinding FRIDAY.
B.. 2. and I'd Terrell ot Monroe
Z ermpty. Okla Do2aldson and wife and
prank Donaldson and Jim Mccan Of
{ re.y TbouvsozTiIle, we're here Satnr'
dsy.
Z There were > large crowd here a.
/ the bail game Saturday between Geo
and Holensville. The score was 2
70 Is il favor Of Holiensville-
Rev. J. C. Bel being sick. there
, vas no preaching az Maple Grove
; Caurch sunday sd Sunday night
Miss Mittie Peck Of MexSeo ma
beea visiting her uncle, Bob Peek
( ard family the past week
s. II. Williamson, south OF centra
la. was here Sunday.
! several from this vicinity aitende'
: meeting at Midway Church Sunda'
J ana at Bethlehem Sunday night
! Arthur Yager and family and Mis-
; Leona Foreman spent Sunday a
, Lewis SCOTS
; Fred Smell and Searls Anderson
; Monroe county were hsTs Sunday
d Mrs. welch had a horse that &c
50 badly sEayed that II died sunda
2 Tom vanlandingham Of centralii
" WIN. Appleman. north Of centralii
5 and Marshall Faddis. near Bethl
4 hem. we're here Monday.
z wm. Reed OF Centralia vas ol
.e here helping his son, Byron, in h
o oats harvest the past week
y Several around here have be'
5 hauling water the past week. W
b are needing rain very badly.
h Tom Rowe OF Mexico has been o
here on his farm the past week
II Virgil Colonel Of Washington,
ie C.. was here the past week yisitii
IN Claude Tribble.
re Arthur Wager andd family and NJ
I'd Leona Foreman went on fishil
trip over In Monroe county Tuesda
Cd Phi Roberts and family celebrat'
IS. bis fathers birthday. south Of Ce
IN tralia the Fourth.
III Mrs. F. W. brewer and daughtel
Misses Laura and Lille, went TO
an- fish fry close to Paris the Fourth.
ng Several from this vicinity attend
De- the Sunday School picnic at Beth
hem Church the Fourth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13

JUDGE w. W BoTTs. in a
s,raiehttOrvare statement published
il yesterdays Ledger puts the cause
oi the attachment suit being brought
sgalnst the electric railroad up 20
ne Subscribers who did not meet
their obligations as they fell due
The directors Of the company acted
ir good faith and expected the sub
scriptlons 70 Be paid promptly ana
contracted debts which cannot b
met uGtn the subscribers pay theii
obligations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13

MEXICO las few citizens. and
we are glad there are only a few,
who win not participate in any enter
prise, but criticise and laugh az
those who " 70 advance the best In
terests Of the city ana county. Those
WHO are doing the most criticising
and fault finding regarding the trou-
hleg q tho Electric Railway are
tboso who have never contributed a
cent and have predicted disaster fro
the Tery start They stood with thea
banda out an6 their mouths open TO
partaks Of the benefits, but hide out
when il comes TO contributing time
Or money. YOU can't build up city
along such lines.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13

tEDcER SPECIAL
2rrEeam .sfe. xr,g a.
Fs4sk an1 Msirl- Waste a1sIgs't
"a = rsxras coszhzs viih IsAz ssense
zns gass waxs a. the uttls ioVa
* EiEE8 ssvez zaes sustA q staf-
gaoa. ssfarrny 1ela-naa1. 3. NhlcA
sush & Ne wA.ss t,gEs Wess DT-
szzE Eog1Ssa. oas q iA<zz. fTAnk-
s5sz sus1ay zaurz1,g ahous I o'e1ock-
and he oshsx as 10 szEeoisa 70
EErS ensY a few A11gR Al q Us
hosx are beauee1 the ages q tSear
give ana AFe s1 farms few
zsles EeEz q EiggE
Fnor 70 sEe Eosbs Sgo. they lac
kxen she best 1f sr1s1oE- Two seeks
szo. iruusas ssarses ogsr tWo Eiilefs
q Joan sr~nSs. TAs AAiae bosa
AA1 nssc remark 6srosstorg 70
fhsxksrzeser q tbe Ellis iAai also
oo1csEueS ,hs wass boy- aoa1e
sr@use and wade rsseatsa tie re
marks. il Il said. passed beiEeen
sAsz-
The Nhiie bogs Egl WEae oos dAs
Esst week and. il Is said. drew
rexplFer and made threats sEzias'
shls gsfg wade sns6 then be cidn
swzus "a hsTe truf,e wish then, eui
xouid see then lz1er. and, il 5 SAC
msde 4 threat thzs hs Esuld ge'
lsheaz the next tine ,hsy drew re
volTer on hizl-
Ii Was 3 mutual zgreelznl 'AA
ithey mees Al Rigs Saturday. Il 1
szd. ard settle The affair. Ih'
fathers q the white boys and WEn
Iwere there and. il s said, kns'
aithss something vas going to hspIe1
Wade and Spezie rode horssSael
iia.o Riggs. and. after hifeAins taei
herses. were waking TO the stoE
-lwhen they saw The White hosl
: They net about Etgy feet from IN
store A feE word passed betEee
lFrzzk White and Jz5s Wade, VIE
swhhe struck wase and started q d
| itsc encoautsr ~: lasted only
Ishort While Melvin and sPense b
. cane engaged a. the same tint
WADE drew q dirk and Stable
! iFrank White tAice in the luag- WIS
/. he fen, Jabs started ioE New
Who. seeing him running az hin dFe
! usgtol and ran firing three SEQ
= iand then his gua snapped None
! ltha shots took effect He lhs
stumbled and fell Wade and sPeh
! being right after him. jumped o.
him and began cu,ting him Aiu
,hey len him they ran 70 their hos
a es and rode hone Melvin vas sta
re bed in ak places TWeaiy-siR sue
= e. we're taken to sew hin up.
= walls this was taking place,
T. Seems that ihe fathers Of the WI
d and wade boys Were engaged In
r encounter with clubs. Both We
IL knocked down and received cuts a
bruises on their heads.
Quite q bitter feeling is stir
Z up By the friends Of The four Do'
A eoroners inquest was held q
= A. afternoon and the body
3 probably was buried Monday.
~ John spenie and Jabe Wade are
~ der arrest and the affair Is Dei
: investigated by Z. Z. Anderson, pr
ocutjnz attorney OF Boone county
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13

IF troahSe can BE- foEneased be-
twsen tie friends q Clark and FOX
II Missouri, the results VIII not only
Be- pleasing 70 the Republicans. but
win afford comfort TO Harmon and
Wilson, az both oE these geatlemen
have their eye On Missouri Lei us
no, fau out among ourselves here al
home, II We expect 70 elect cur nom
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13

George Haskell. who broke his leg
about the close Of school this sum.
mer, has recovered and has resumed
hts work as assistant book keeper for
Pollock NH d Elevator Company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13

CANE wAHDEN TOLEaToH wO@
Ais e4zs il the suWsn,s Cozr1. TIC
ass, essssz u ne Lea slafsrs agazni
z.eas q ssA raEs tr75zz - ~ Aos-
ss-s1 = sAe hsga ia LsNgsr az2.a4s-
* sAs asa@ laa2 eAefe sessae8 q =
ss.ss azgsas1azt hnsspeHa to INK a.
sss EzsGl rnd.scs nsaev ftrs1EgA-
ssref ar rzrrg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13

ARgAalGESIENTs are beng made
90 tazs Mexico czn hare = great
EkEse Tsy. TIE Ezrssz from tae
seycs to the Square and aroand the
Sgusss wsll be brilliantly lighted
TEis VII he nOt ozlT a greet eo7-
re1leaoe tor our people, but sYsea-
( al advertise-neut for Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13

JAMES 4 BEED carried As1fsaE
fos lbs seaste via tis In0ersszzsc-
ia sazt Fosk Asd sEa eaaor5ezSssEi
ef-tsa wiaessT. fAesa@seFzts for Press
Aeef Taas 6ane h.ggbar sbnas W1ao
retae 10 Frzaess sz1ggs Ira; 2
Dem0zzzsa 81 IRIS ftre Ws.t ElaF-
-~gssfr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13

AHRA gE1lE E11ETE zrs b-slGE e1E
sess# s. arszzlEe = MencO eze *
5a arram Carries -E1rssl8e1i eaasss
.sar@ j IN tes Eagas eaE-tzT- TEs
ssazeza1sg Speaker IL very Eas2
lar wt Fbs DeZae-z-E
y Asazrzs1 ug&-ys and = aezz1s
siEe &. vdals be practically Ezzn-
aas as~ cIsrk saw Pregi seaF sraszzs
here
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13

QUITE . number q boaseTtFes
o. Mexico. are anxious TO have
city garbage wagon that would visit
all parts of the city at least once a
week. The ladies' are all in favor Of
kaerlnz Mexico sweet and clean.