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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20
ACROSS STATE HIGHWAY
BOOSTERS HELD MEET
ING MONDAY AFTERNOON
REPRESENTATIVES FROM MONT
GoaERX, BOONE AND AUD
RAIN COMMISSIONERS IN re.
GARD TO GETTING ROAD IN
BEST POSSIBLE CONDITION
George Robertson and Il. W. johnson
PIsdse the support Of their cOun-
ties to prepare routes for lnspse-
ton.

A meeting Of the acrossstate high
way boosters from Montgomery City.
wellsyille, Sturgeon and centralla
was heid n the office Of Geo. Rob
ertson OF this city Monday afternoon
The purpose Of the meeting was
called With the object ia view Of
securing concentrated action between
the people Of AudraIn. Pike. Mont
gomery and Boone counties 70 i'm
prove the roads designated az posi-
bic across-Ssate highway and to get
a unity Of action Of the people and
organizations Of these counties 10
ward welcoming and entertaining the
committees inspecting the different
routes.
Geo. Robertson was selected presi
dent and c. D. Reed, Of Wellsville
was named secretary Of the meeting.
Chairman George Robertson ex.
planned the object Of the meeting
Then speeches were made by Georgs
Robertson and Judge H. w. John
son, Montgomery City, pledging tht
support OF their counties to get tbs
roads designated as possible routes
in the best possible condition for the
comfort Of the route inspectors.
Judge Batterton Of Sturgeon sDoks
in favor of the central route from
st. Louis to New Florence through
Montgomery City. wensyille Mexic'
and Sturgeon and gave some valua
bic historical facts relative to th'
Boone's Lick Road.
Among those present were:
H. W. johnson. c. X. Sheets, c
C. Krump. Chas. Garner, Montgomer
City, No.
WIN. Uptergroye, Secretary of Con
mercial club. T. X. Thieby, r. G. Me
Kebben, Frank Everett. C. d. Reed
weIlsyiIle, Mo.
Judge G. W. BattertOn. Sturgeon
Mo.
a. B. Chance. Ed. J. Schmidt, Q
Centralia, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

Blk 2, lot 6. blk 2, lots ! and IL, BLK
4. lot 6. blk 5. East Holm Add Mex
leo. 1895.
Frank r. cobs 10 Apex lnxastmen
Co, same land as above, 500.
Samuel @. coons Ct al TO j. o.
EdmOuslon. lots ? aad : and W. l.2,
Lots 3 and 6, blk /. Broadwaters cd
diHou. Mexico. $4,000.
J. o. Allison to G. b. Ellis. tract
in indefinite vandalla, l25x2io feet
$500.
c. B. Ellis 10 Daniel Morgan, same
tract as above. $3.50.
Emma F. Sharp to James ". Gala
her. q~uitclaim. n. e5 e Of lots
and Z, Gallaher Square, Mexico Rel
Of D. OF T. 81.
Irvine Stuart to Jacob Sharp, quii
claim. lots 4. 5, 6. and 7 and 5, bib
4 L. & B. Highland Addition, Mex.
leo. s55.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

Charles c. Ackman to T, A.
Laws, about 20 acres in Sec. 23-jl-s.
$500.
Sadie Hume by Trustee to II. G.
Mcclure. trustees deed under sale,
lot 70, City survey No. as, Mexico.
's525.
W. W. Bland to c. C. Blackburn,
lots ] and 2. blk IS, McPike's End
addition Yandalia, Sl025.
Charles II. Carpenter to Lula Toal.
son, lot ] and W1,3 lot 2. block 5,
Broadwater's addition Mexico. $500.
George Beshears 10 Wm Sum
mers und. - int. in lots Z and S,
block Sc, original vandalia.
Roger eBshear5 TO Grdh 10 Viii
liam Summers, Grdn's Deed, int. in
lots 7 and s, block IS original Wanda
LA. 1925.
Apex Investment Co, to Frank h
Cobbs, lot Y, blk /. lots 70 and IA.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20
WILL SPEND 10 DAYS
N CABIN N WOODS
Pay Ferris and family and Ross cau-
thorn aid family TO enjoy life in
the woods-Wm live in Ferris Cab
in.

Rocs Cauthorn and family and Roy
Ferris and family are at The Cabin,
three mlles north of this city on
the South Branch of Salt River for
a ten days stay in the woods. Mr..
Ferris and Mr.. Cauthorn will only
spend tne nights there, coming to
their place of business each day on
the Electric Line.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

TTtE wnssrt EEr&zx Eoo1 roaos
sFstsaaz she1L nj - snog& 70
Dc 6ovr e AaGrxa1 EA Is tie
r-ca@ Hs - Etzu I'd bZh2Azg q
s-sru& rozzE ksrs * Ehe1 o1ce
msT hEzs beez aegzz tag WI coz
e 70 bs euGsz fH-0zgsozt Ar
srra- L. Rs leg q s.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20
BOY
SCOUT
NEWS

.uors Who are behind the Boy seOui
Movement -
Reports TO NatioaAl Heaaquassei-
.sow that thousands q the Boy
scog,s q America now are In
anu Il, yarioas parts Of the coun-
,rv The encampments vaIy from 2
-, a twentyfour boys to a th0us
and BOYS.
! Teudenoot must
/ serve at least n monsh q
! Elementary fIrs, aid aud band
aging.
eare Of semaphore and Morse AipnA'
Track sAh mile % 3 minutes.
Go . mile at Scouts pace IA Y
minutes.
8 las and Light a fire using mol
more than tvo matches
4. Cook quarter pound Of meat
and Two potatoes without utensils
other than regular kit
8. Have one dollar IL a SAVING
bank.
the compass.
Ia scouts who viii go into re
wooa. .h,s summer viii learn many
rays Of f~orecasthng the weather. on'
In the most interesting weather bA'
yometers is the flowers. There are
many rov ers that foreteli tns
weather :nd they are more reliable
man the weather maan. The dande'
uop is an E, eeuent barometer and Il
speciaily 20 when the bloom mas
seeded and is in a fluffy, feather
condition. In fine weather the bal
extends to the full but when ram
-,breate.s II shuts Ike an umbrella
The clover, including the treson and
Nv A
a. shamrock is a good barometer
when The rain is coming the leaves
/. shut together Ike the shells Of AZ
A oyster and do not open again unul
a lane weather is assured. For . das
or two before the rain comes. the
stems swell to an appreciate extern
2 land sitter SO .sai the leaves ar
! horne more upright than usual Tbs
| leaves Of the it'sechestnut tree
/. which are fan-lIke in fine weather,
droop with tie coming rain. The
searrle. pimpsina', called The pool
u,sr,s weather glass" opens the
flowers only in fine weather.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

Their action coztrols your beaita
Read what Foley Kidney Pills have
done for your neighbor. Mrs. H. W.
Allen. Quincy, IL, says: About
year age ny kidneys began bother
ing ne. i had g swelling in m
ankla and limbs, then headaches an
nervous dizzy spells. and later Sc
we're backsehss, ! was getting worse
when I began taking Foley kidney
pills. ! kept on taking them Until
was once more freed Of all boneJ
trouble Otis urdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

"a The woods
me r,iaav
With ScoutDasia H''
Afternoon to take sGpPNI
q, -. Htu-e nat will be their WOO
-
sonr "a.
ms vnh the
uois Ano e
scouka go
nosnl
"
n Ma
X bai
A. Rodgers
r
h0u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

some ewes that / hated to let go"
Mr.. Considine agrees with farmers
throughout the State that hay and
oats are a very short crop, and that
something must be done to meet the
forage situation. He had just start
ed work in a stubble field, prepar-
ing IT for sorghum. and that plan is
being very generally followed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

IN 1851 there cane into public no
tioe an organization which called II
self The Sens Of Ts,- also the order
Of the Star spangIed Banner" II was
q secret political organization with
many lodges in many states. and
when a member was asked about II
the i~uYsrisble EnEWer vas ] don't
kaog anything about 81 From this
answer came the name "knownotA-
inEs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20
..mrAn1tgH..

Marcellus Daniels and Miss Grace
Weatherald, Of vandalia, were mar
ried Tuesday evening at the brides
home. The groom is assistant post
master aat vandalia. The bride Is
a popular young woman of that town.
The Ledger extends congratulations.
WIN. C. Bybee, Wabash operator at
C~hillicothe, and formerly Of this
county, was married Thursday at
ternoon, 10 Miss Ena Richardson, Of
Sturgeon, by the Rev. ]. Z. Ayscue.
Both young people are members Of
good families and the Ledger joins
friends in extending congratulations
and best wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20
4 G SMITHS REPAIR
SHOP TOTALLY RUINED
BY SATURDAYS FIRE
BLAZE ORIGINATED IN THIS
PLACE or BUSINESS AND cAUs.
ED CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE TO
ALFRED LARSEN AND PALACE
or SWEETS
Smith CARRIED no inssrsnee-The 9TH
er s~o places covered and the
building also Vas insured Smith
will open his shop.

Fire which originated in the farni
ruFe repair shop of A. O. Smith On
East Promenade totally ruined the In.
terror a the room and contents and
damaged the cAadysmsking depart
men, q Palace Of Sweets. The photo
graph studio Of Alfred Larsen and
the resr Of James steyenson's bar
Der shop also were damaged.
The fine started from a blower. II
was set too close to some flamable
material which caught fire and caus-
ed a can OF gasoline to explode. Soon
the Whole interior OF the room was
abiaze.
TIE quick action OF the fire de-
partment kept the flames from
spreading rapidly and soon the fire
was unter control. The neighboring
places Of business were damaged
more from water than the fire.
Mr.. Smith had a large amount Of
furniture stored IN the room Some
OF 4 was fine mission. Though Mr..
Smith had not estimated his loss,
Monday, it viii be very great. He
had no insurance. He will open his
! snop again Immediately.
Alfred Larsen also was consider
ably damaged. The damage to hin
was from the smoke. heat and wat
sr. Nj. Larsen says the damage viii
amount t o about $1,000, and Is GOV.
cred By insurance.
House Burns Saturday Night.
Saturday night about IL O'Clock, a
houst owned by Bert and Pearl Blue
negroes, was destroyed by fire. The
house was occupied by them. It wal
situated 10 Southeast Mexico. The
furniture was saved. Origin Of thu
fire is o known.
John X. Brown, who owns lanE
south Of this city and adjoining thH
Alton Branch, had so or 100 acres Of
pasture burned over late Saturday a
ternoon. R. r Buckner, who had
corn in pens near Mr.. Browns pas
ture, lost between 1000 and 110'
bushels.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

COLUNBAEs and FEsozLans a.
sell as eaAzEsEsns and Boo0s
cgrntyanE z-s busy working ca ths
god rosaE EoFe1e1s 30 TIE route
tor tie cross STATE highway 1aroHgA
tbelr seciioz vu Be n dne condition
b. tie z4th Meetings Of The
farmers in suerziz should be called
ans any bsd sections Of rad On The
rrotoze5 :ozte betteEed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

wTSSTox CECEczIL Gals Il
Te-znnIaEso3l EzsEEc1su1e AID
Gel = 2 EA BIZ wAstsTE the
za-e lie n@s.@ Eho EyG1 shade
he news 70 ztslezs ne rezai-g pub
IL are ssEg zizhss n tie hall a
lame IN the same axle viii d.,
Coc< azd tie ale Bzruz Nz2ehsu=
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20
ANkRom TRADES FOR PROPERTY

a. l. AnkFom' the metropolitan IA.
per agent here. has traded his soda
fountain and confectionery store to
D. A. Gengrich for residence mon
erty IN South Mexico. Mr.. Gengrich
recently sold his restaurant situated
!ust west Of McLoney's store n
reee Trimble. who resOld It to Mr.,
Gengrich, j. o. Miller is mansging
the restaurant for Mr.. Cenyr;rb
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20
COW WILL hot OWN
A BLIND CALF
Half Breed Jersey Gives birth tS
twins and the afflicted one had &c
be taken from the mother and IL
being raised by hand.

Mrs James Ryan, residing thres
miles north OF this city, has a hall
breed Jersey COW that gave birth e
twin calves last Wednesday night
One Of the calves is stone blind and
the peculiar feature is that the moth
er viii not W the blind calf.
The COW horns and fights the af
licted calf and Mrs.Ryan says she
had to take the calf away from the
COW ard feed 4 by hnad
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

A small, limp piece Of black cloth
IL. according 10 ancler, custom. put on
the top Of the judge vss IN England
before be passes sentence Of death,
and is properly called tho sentence
cap" or black cap. Covering the
head was a sign of mourning among
the ~Israehtes, Greeks, Romans and
Anglo-Saxons. aud IS referred TO IN
Samuel Il, 1890. Putting on the black
cap is not a grim stan Of revenge Of
the law. but lie rather e token Of sor-
row. expressing the regret the Judge
feels at having 10 condemn the pris.
oner to death.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

PREslDEST NHU0g o. HArSlr
Cslasa szu ns SsAoogt rros'
Fesis fats year are bright Gu& re
zrslea 4 Ehs eroEEht lie atas1e-
anos rm b arE he a-s eoa1-
tsq.M are revorez az tie MZo1E
Hrf.zu Acz64-v
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20
Fne fer the coronsr..

a young man in Wyoming seatad
himself oye a hundredwelght Of az.
Mantle and then exploded 1t. And the
enerselao coroners Of four WYOMING
counties says the Cleveland plain
Dealer. held separate ~inquests With
the usual fees. w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

r. b. Ward. wife and son, Nelson,
were here from Fulton, Saturday en-
route 10 Bowling Green 20 spend Sun
aAg xtLh MrE. Wards paneuts TheT
we're ia their auto.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

II epsskzg q - BE Gs1tA
Eicn Caap Eisrk zys tA& re o1
nyt zsaus to zg tsAznd U . b ng-
zzrgiy IL as uz6TzE Uass
tbe wtFt stzt VII 81 Scr Missouri
"A HrE.- Isl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

Never leave home On a toprr.v
without a bottle Of Chamberlain,
Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea RENE.
~ It is almost certain to be need.
cd and cannot be obtained when on
board the cara or steamships. For
sale by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

Ore hundred real estate men from
ST. Louis passed through Mexico OF
Sunday night en- route to Denver,
Colo, to attend the National Associ
alton meeting OF Real Estate Ex
chsnges. A. c. Barnes Of this city
is in CO. sado and will attend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

Henry BAKER and sister. Mss ho0
Of 81. LouiE are visiting relatives
here.
After a fsule zitemPt to reach a
verdict. he tgry in the case Of Laey
d vandexester against the Chicago
& Altoa n. r. Co. ana Hal Steddings
vas dischsrred Tbursday ~afternoon
Al ? o'elock The Ease vas given me
hry about Il O'Clock WEDNESDAY
morning.
Miisur Bradshaw. Henry Yates
Lawrence Hubbard and James JACK
SEA. he fsar negroes Who were ar
rested Al Benton City, WEDNESDAY
amer 4 v-zrm chase. we're arrsignec
in the elrcult court late THURSDAY a
sernooa. The negroes were charged
l'Hifh eniering the home ~ HarI'
richardson. near East Lake. and tax
ing several articles Of wearing appar
ei. They we're arraigned on M
charge Of burglary and. upon theil
plea Of Erdlty. Judge Barrett sen
tencs-s then 80 three years each u
the state peBiientiary-
shortly after the prisoners hae
received sentenoe it developed thA
he reeros zerc probably four Of z
ais ~canes inmates OF tho ne
form sebool. They wore hats aDk'
and osber circumstances led the Oft.
Gers 70 believe they were wanted al
BoonviIle-
SIX nexroes escaped from the he
form school last Sunday. Two Q
them were captured, The author
ties here have notified the BoonViii
/, authorities Of the arrests.
A Telegram received from the re
form school friday morning reyeaie'
The real names Of the negroes. ihel
names arc Geo. Harvey, Rex Allen
John Harper and Gas. Henry. Two 0
them. Harper ana Henry. are unae
acc ard they we're given 90 days 1
the county Jail for the part the
iplaved in the robbery. When the
| lave serve their time here, the
] win be delivered back to the Reiori
school authorities. The other tw'
Harvey and Allen, will be taken
the Pen to serve the three year
: ssn,ence imposed upon them .
!. Judge Barnett.
podd vs.. Johnson.
The case Of C. E. Dodd ct al v
-. T. johnson to recover damages
legged to have been caused to u
plaintiff, when the defendant T
a fused him the privilege Of taking L
:. from the creek on the Ackman plae
north Of town last winter, was d
: cided in favor Of the plaintiff an
damages assessed by the jury
$50.
Mr.. johnson bought the Ackma
place. 1t is claimed that Mr.. job
son did not have possession at Il
time the plaintiff was seeking
take ice from the creek on the farE
whlle Mr.. johnson claimed posse
. slon.
The case OF the Apex Intestine
: Co. VS.. r T. Bryan was decided
favor OF the defendant. The plainti
was suing for possession Of son
|, lots the defendant had purchased,
had not fulfilled the contract in !
! gard to the manner Of paying
them. The Court ruled the plant
was at fault.
n The case of Grace Cole ys. Sara
Berry Lowery ct al, which "
/, tried before the Court June 6, b
, on which Judge Barnett did not pa
|, VIII be decided at the special tel
of court. August =
, Thespeclal term is for the p'
: pose of trying willard Burton, leo
charged with the murder Of Lus D
= on, another negro, in this city
e 1909.
! Court adjourned Friday evening
70 convene again August z.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20
Audrain Farmers Discuss
Corn Prospects for the
ST. Louis Republic=InteryieWs

JUDGE ALEX CARTER. D. 7. 5oHs-
soR AND 1oE coNsID1NE TALK
on TIE oRoUTH AND THE EF-
feet " IS HAVING N THIS
SECTION Of MISSOURI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

Homer Mears, operator at the Wa.
bash station here. is taking his va
cation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

@. II. Dunn and wife Of Marshall.
were in Mexico Tuesday en- route
home from a visit to points in the
East. ,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

MISS Olga Eisensteln Of Jefferson
my who has been visiting Ms,
day "on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20
The Weekly Ledger


THE Kansas Cw Tmss IL worried
zs8u. tbe 3ssrpeEz-cs q CO. Ben
saasf fuaa TIE ealEzM q The Ldser
sr6 oaers a reward fU kx EhEsa-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

l. Cornelius Roach. secretary Of stats
Of the state of Missouri. hereby certify
that ths foregoing is q fali. true and corn.
plete copy 81 the Proposal AZ an act
81 the setb general assembly Of Missogrf
for fhs ratification thereof BY the voters
Of aid state at an election TO be held
for that purpose on Tuesday, August i,
ltfLf =
In testimony whereof. ! heTeunto set my
hand and ark the great seai Of the Etafs
Of Missouri Done At office Ia the CITY
OF Jefferson, this bth day Of April, A. ID.
1911
CORNELIUS ROACH,
fBsall Secretary Of State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

Espzfs trsr rnss4 q TIE eosudes n
re stsss shsN shss sboss haif
Ct re ersr q lSss-osss ~iH Be
ssssG hsH.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20
E : tooPER ofL.'

E. J.. Cooper. Of th's a.
appointed by GoyeIno,
a delegate 10 the w h,
Educational eonsrNS'
Aug 1915.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20
LEDGER SPECIAL

Ashland No. july Il
The two and a Ian
daughter Of Thomas M
place was buried to-asr /,
az : O'Clock yes,erdsr :,
from eating psrlor n,-
child got the matchesr1
while its mother vas .
An hour later il dersrs
palms in the stomach al
Ity-four hours later
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

Graham McDonaid 9'
Columbia TUESDAY. says
Mail. He goes I'D ihs
o J.. Moores, Who aas
owned BY MIR A. j e4
city, and eight other sla' I
es. The arraugomeua
complete for this big
at sturgeon. BowlLns U',I 4
leo. They will open 'n' n
campaign August 20 a. n
la. They win tour 'g MI
as seattle. Messrs
predict a great year ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20
TO THE PUBLIC:

have re-opened the Barber Shop
at lOS East Jackson Street (Bo-
dine's old shop. All work guaran-
teed satisfactory or no pay. Give
me a trial.
M. ]. EDMONSON
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

The preliminary bess,
Wade charged vita
death Of Frank Wbss
this afsernoos wo
dead boys brother g~
no charge has bses
Harve wade, his asssu,.
Is oat Of danger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

r.,.mt.i, No July \
a third of anapp!ecF0P /.
uted over the state ana
cent Of a peach crop a..
over Missouri
mary Of a fruit crop K
Prof ". L. Howard o. 7
Board OF Horticulture
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20
Colnmbla. July i.

Columbia. July 10 /
-Four protestant oAafsa
lumbla are using the Ain
ire for Sunday evening
Large crowds Of Two n
greet The preachers WOO y
to do their best
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

Mrs. Jas. p. Sanford and Mrs
Dave McGee returned from an ex
tended visit in Chicago. They were
accompanied home by Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Sanford and Charles Sanford, Of
Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

Moberly. July Is =.
A posse started from =.
southeast Of here earn i
ing. searchlng with ElDs !
black who has been 'e'al
section by peeflag into
night The women "D
have become so hy5.eI"'
formed a posse to car
and place him IN The
officers
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

C. b. Ellis Of vandalla is m =,
typhoid fever, u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

Macon. No Jolly D.
Fire in This county ae
500 apple trees ana sA
meadow bebOnsins TO Tue
McCally orchard oonpa1' !
is thought to have been
spark from O railroad e'
chard was one ot the
part Of the state
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20
NEARBY m,


fal.on 10 Jpiyp
a uaitsd state
here YESTERDAY ana
down nm
AaN g.
city srTesiss h,
ieesers Of vAEker
SIX negro men aas
we're taken to Jsre
afternoon trails o.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

Fulton, Mo July n
Late YESTERDAY aftenm,
rel. charged with ur
Moore, Of Galloway ogrI
1909. heard the torann /
return a verdict Of nr,s
second degree and fl 4.
at ten years in prison
A molten for a nev b.
arsueo this morning, ba
ruled.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

Miss Wayne Sanford, Of Fl. Col
Inns. Colo. returned to her home on
Monday after a delightful visit tc
relatives and friends In this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20
Fulton, No, July "A.

Fulton, No, July a.
State Auditor Gordon ssI
TO register the 81 900 vglt
recently issued by Tho o.
ton TO purchase a Cussl
site on the ground ia, Z
the class Of Fulton are b.
in the new issue o. bosJ !
purpose.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

Huntsville July la
4 rain has practically
late corn OF Randolph e''
earIy corn is O. total lS'
hay crop,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

James Fagen is reported quite
I'll
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

The bury IN tie ,s
rel. charged pia II.
~ Moore in June
y hung They have :
~ednssday nigh, ana Z
port from them q 3
asainsi si1 with DO
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

Columbia. Mo. July a.
A small cloud phca ID
Is causing tbs aGheresu 81
lat!gn game af football ns
iety IN the larger school
souri, iusl nov. AboB, / /
more teachers ard prnaHl
schools in tho state ere d.
game Of soccer at the I'd
Missouri summer sessu
idea u INTRODUCING ii
schools next iall so 4lsa
Of The regnla, gsas OF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

oolunoia. No Juyn
hra- Mary Murray.
mother q Judge Joas :
y NUN and Hbg
city q judge T. s M
Murry Of c1asay 9
Mexico. and Of MnJTeS
Mise AarEaret. died
noon At . O'Clock 4, p'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

Sturgeon July 3d.
JBsfira A } Harris rel
Wade. charged with the a
Frank White a. Riggs las
% a $500 bond late Thgua|
rooa. No charges have
against John Specie yet
tion vill probably be takes
was released. Spegie Taa
yln white
Al a. preliminary a4i
hbIsday afternoon, no IL
opnieats were brought oct
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

KirksyiAe. July H.
The merchants Of as q
preparing TO combine for
ery seEioe They are is
a company owning loaF nag
% an the d%ell5sIlHs iaF
ertire city, Some Of tie
s. their deliver system ~
$500 a year AID mat va17
service sI,too Of this taA
saved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

LEDGER ADvERTIsEmgNrs PAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20
notice or SPECIAL STATE
ELECTION.

Notice ts hsresy s'ssr that partsart
ta e. att e. me 4sF ssrerzi atssnnsiy
81 tFs rsMts 81 Missssrf. approves
Wsrrn zssh. 1aff. Hr eie=flsa vii be
reg g. TUESCSY. August T. fsff. -
sHs pzr,ss2 poHlrz ESrea n ssse a.1ta
ser ths zarraEs e. s+e rztiNrstsar saereat
~ ess voEs-s 81 sEia reste o. ar s&- ~
Nerss ana ASzres as fsi12NE:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20

PP0E4g@AL OF AK ACT or The 9Th
CEEzAL ass EGBLY or MISSOURI
FOR TIE R4zfFtCATh0E THERE
Al AN EElE1TIGN TO Tx HELD FOB
THAT PURPOSE OK TUESDAY. Az
GlST = 1871
safa art q the geaeszi assembly being
tn E9r&s and EgarAs ss follows. to-Sit-