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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
SAM MORRIS

When the interviewer walked into
the office Of Sam Morris. he found
him reading a furniture catalog and
telling a visitor a funny story. Mr..
Morris is never too busy TO be pleas
ant, 1t just suited him when he dis
covered he was TO be interviewed, as
he likes nothing better than to do all
the talking.
Mr.. Morris is a man from whom
Opportunity never escapes. He start
ed in the wood business, realized
urs were bringing good prizes and in
the early days bought all the pelts
he could get. Then he discovered
junk broke out all over a town like
measles on a baby face and went to
work and made a goodly sun in
bayius up old iron. Jus at present
he IS nursing the heabhiest business
baby III Mexico; an snstaElaaT fur.
niture trade, that was born in his
fertile mind net long since when
he saw the land offiee business the
mail order houses were doing In
'hi~ line.
MIR. Morris left his hons in Ger
many when Il years cid WIKI a good
education. He finst learned the ci.
garnakeus trade in Berlin and lab
ored for two years without pay Ther
working al his newly acquired trade.
he Travelled for three years in various
countries.
When ~ years Old, be arrived m
New York with only four dcIlars In
u'oney and fully $4,000 in energy
which has been drawing compound
interest eyer since. His English vo-
cabalary was SO small that he could
NJ even smile in his newly adopted
tongue. But with ths ,brEt tha. has
marked his Efe from the aart. be set
to working making Cabbaegios de
~ainkerlEos at s. and SC a week.
there was no union then.
In a years time. Na5h but 4 a meas
q alcome mentioned above he Mad
saved sloo and at the ASA q 20 ar.
rived IN Milwaukee. intend.
ing 20 add anohss rs5s
on fot8s being famaQs plov.v
me partner that placed good viii wEE
Ns. Morris sloo to start in ,ae cigar
business took French lfaye ous dart
night. a monih later. and lsf him
noshiag but his energy, the best az
assets, after all.
Mr.. Morris STATES that he neyer
los hcPe. even though the nexs meal
a renote possibility He next
wen 10 Chicago. and. after a short
stay there arrived "a LOUISIANA. Ma
SEtre be harmed the produce busEl
ness H came to MexAcO In he fan
Of 1873. having saved 70 4 lew sol.
lars and desiring to find a permars.t
address.
Ar Morris has banked vi,b ,ba
Rank for 80 years ava
~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
MEXICO MAIL CARRIERS
AVERAGE ELEVEN MILES
DAY ON THEIR ROUTES

During the last few weeks the
clerks Of the Mexico postoffice have
been busy Obtaining figures OF n
work Of each men for a report to the
Division Of City Deliveries of the uns
ted states p. o. Department This
Is being done in every city Of the
country.
Here are some of the statistics com
piled in Mexico;
The city carriers deliver to a ter
rltory comprising two and q han
niles which Included 5000 patrons
of the office. There are four carriers
on foot who average a distance Cd
ii miles daily without taking iuto
the consideration the steps required
TO cross streets or enter and leave
yards, One mounted carrier covers
thirteen and three,fourths miles daily
The carriers are supposed ia work
eight hours a day, but the average
during the time accounted for was
seven hours aud nfty-eight minutes,
leaving two minutes for Sunday work
There are AZ collection boxes thlr'
teen Of them in the business district
and collected from seven times a day
between the hours of 1880 a. m. and
te 9 p. an. The other 20 boxes are
colleotM from twice daily.
Each carrier averages 6S5 pieces of
mail In all or five pounds OF letters,
&c IA of other class mail, The heay'
est route averaged 113 lbs a day and
the highest. sS lbs. The carriers
average 257 stops a day. They de-
liver to 1890 houses with a little
over 20 percent of them with recep'
tacles for the maid.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
Bad symptoms.


Ias NuNAn who A8s PFtn3lcAl bad
AaAe% hackacha Szs tnaclasrY aars
sauss ur sfsras naa;isr ~ ssgrn $3.50
ssFr eF< has.rnxpsT dsstosSs ~ kasvv
fan fse1fr- n stswM s,s-t srsus s~
TSC-.S,wSkst. =
= q
M Loae AsA.g S4FNl or eNritods
or painful pera1S wsApF with
GU Gfe catYrrh, IS Sntag from
meA&p An9ccr3aseR t~katEAculd
1ANe eYJy ~ ntssl Net all q 2eoFe
ts~e4y - Dc pTesNi n @ay
caAs AZ ~ f1ES
Acs ei9d o. badly uSAted end s9eh
run int9 mAlaaies NteA &C.
U1nf Ue Sargeons knEe II thsy 10 moi
eSIitsi.y.
@ ss&
~ w ieSst tAsr1Rats
~ the s4Fe 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
FUNERAL OF


Mrs. L C. MNehell, widow of the
late Leander Mitchell, of Mexico.
and mother of Mrs, r. NJ, White, OF
this city, died suddenly at the resi-
Gsnce Of her daughter, Mrs. c, II,
Hodges. in Carthage. Mo-, about noon
Friday. March II.
Mrs. Mitchell had been in her usual
health. and while sitting in a rocking
chair sewing passed away quietly
without those in the next room even
knowing it. Mrs. Mitchell, during
her lifetime was an active, earnest
worker in the Episcopal church, and
her funeral was conducted by Rev.
DR.. Millar, rector of the Episcopal
church at Louisiana. from st. Paul's
Episcopal Church in this city Sunday
afternoon at $3.50, the remains arriv-
ing from Carthage at $40,
Mrs. Mitchell was a most esdmable
woman and friends here join in ex-
tending sincere sympathy to the two
bereayed daughters who survive her.
The p~allbearers were ]. +. Llew.
ellyn. George Robertson, Geo. Mar
shall. Captain d. s. Burroughs, J.. F.
hin, Charles p. Malone.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
CHANGE IN JUDICIARY DIS
TR|CT MAY EFFECT BIG CASE

II Gov rnOr Hadley signs the bHl
separating Lincoln and St. Charles
from this judicial district, forming
a new cboruit with PIKE. Lincoln
and ST. Charles, it Will likely further
eomplicaie the oase Of Doctor w. A.
Hemphill who was given a two
years sentence in the Penlten9iary
on the charge Of beAng responsible
for the death OF a Lincoln County
school teacher, Miss Elizabeth
Gleason, who, Is it charged, was
seat to him by the Reverend Clyde
". Cow, who was given four years
in the Peultentary,
The reason Tor this complication is
That nr. Hemphin got a now trial
and his attorneys have already ar,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
REDPATR COMPANY TO
GIVE US C%HAUTAUQUA
THE FIRST OF SEPTEMBER

George Robertson, President Mexio
chautauqua Assembly, said Friday af-
ternoon:
"Mexkoo Is to have a Chautauqua
the coming summer, after all. The Di-
reetors were in session Thursday and
closed a contract with the Redpath
people, he proposition appealing to
US as a better one than any hereto.
fore presented, We were unanimous
in accepting the proposition. the
main features OF which are
l. A seven days session, including
the regular afternoon and evening pio
grams, also the children's work
in the morning and monning hour Ice
lures,
3. The s0lsoE tGkets will be
stead cf s200 II bought IN advance
% tho opening day,
3 The eeascn tickets WI be
TRANSFERABLE WITHIN THE
FAMILY instead Of nontransiera
bic as heretofore.
q \ far more satisfactory ua''
has been secured. the first week IN
September. instead Of the last week 1
July.
5. Tho program for the seven
days VISA have as many different at
fractions as che ten days session.
Including among the prominent feat
ures:-
HON. FRANCIS J.. HENEY. the
famous attorney who convicted U. $.
Senator Mitchell, of the Oregon and
frauds and placed the millionaire
CRATER, Abe Reuf, behind the bars. 1t
VIII be remembered that MIR. He1ey
was shot down in court during the
prosecution OF Renf.
Either Gov. IIoCh of Kansas or
Vic. Murdoch.
Thos. Brooks Fletcher, the Draurat,
&c Orator.
VIM. Edgar Cell. noted explorer.
Beall Keanney. the "AIaude Balling
ton Booth of the Sou;h.' in "old
Times in Dixie Before the War
Francis ]. otDonnel. the Cathole
Entertainer in THE Sign OF the
Cross
Among the seven different musical
features win be-
rhayiu's International Orchestral
Band and Grand Opera Quartet, Civ.
ing NIartha, Faust or C~aveNeria Rusti
cana in costume. This is the same
band that has appeared for the last
four years at the WhsSc City, Chioa-
SO, Cincinnati Zoo and Luna Park,
New York, the three largest park
engagements in the country.
The Dunbar Singing Orchestra,
The White Rose Orchestra,
Weatherwax BROTHERS Quartet.
The marked change over last year
Is the seven days's session instead
Of ten. There has been a practical
ly unanimous demand for a shorter
session and we believe that a seven
days session win be far more sats
factory. leaving the people wishing
for more instead OF completely worn
out.
tn those who subscribed for
for the coming session, the
$3.50 ticket will be delivered instead
" the s20O ticket, as originally
planned
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

never ov%erdrawn his account but Dor.
ro~ec money once FOX 6 months dur,
iEg the wool season. He adds that
he has lived in the same house %
yems the t~wenty-first Of this month
and eaten J.. W. McKinIey's bread all
that time and lived. Chas. Bybee.
OF this city, has been with Mr.. Nor.
ris 20 years.
My beginning was certainly a
modest one said Mr.. Morris. 2but
through hard work and careful study
Of business -equirements I built nm
a substantial trade which reaches INF
every state in the Union. l also ex-
port mediCal ROOFS t. China and raw
fHrs u Leipsic, Germany. You see.
the Chinese do something else beside
wash and the German something he.
side manufac' ing beer.
1t is tact Eh On enables ma IN
aea' with a feptr.mau. Some peonIs
mistake act for Jolly, but a man
u'At can !oliy IS not always tactful:
ne is merely expedient. Sincerity s
ma. quality which no. only makes
friends but holds them, in business.
o eahno' ;Lrow insincere thoughts
o. a mar and have him catch 49,.
esre thoughts GLy more than yon
ca throw a saucer aad have Tim
catch a cup
In regards ia s,cccss in business
tank ihe n.au Nhu ttlnea that sen.
tehee Always ca III toi d1 a gc.,4
DAYS work opaalla6edness i i
"Htnsnts' to tsL, Suggestion. The
NAN who Is net open minded viii ~,
INTO " mt aaG tss chi, difference he.
'Netn a IN. and . grave Is enc.
Wdih and the depth.
As 70 enthusiasm. a man mlght
HA'e honesty, health. ability. tsg, !
i've. knowledge Of bushes ~
s''seTHy, industry and opeamlpses.
ness but, without enthusiasm. h. vo
nes but, without enthusiasm. he
Woad only be a statue. would ~,
~ a penny for a man who works
.ot money alone. Enthusiasm ! 49,
,a'ng which makes a msn boil oy,e~
,or his business. for his family ma
. anything in which he has nm Il.
Mr. Morris. who has plenty O, an.
lAsm as his success evidences q
pl' ian.hsopls' and no movements ~
% e7m e Of soui,,y or
''p'a-d u Nvnioo ,ha, IL a
"hl MS aid both moral ana t,as
cal His creates, hobbv '1ns
A'aFen il whom he is deeDlv ,,a
and fathers vsh The aitan,ton
." eoin Parents.
Hs ksen appreciation of a ,oso
rs fund Of good stories. ~ -
q sOodfeinvshp makes -
eompanioa- Likewise, he !.
shark as many Of the Fna
Lodse viii ten you. "s N'AS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

THE Mexboa telephone franchise 81
piros wltAa @o aoxt year, and NE IN
acvstand the Council Is arranging to
consider u matter, The ezVntiRg q
a franoASo by the representatives ~
the peAle a. q oornoratsga to~ q tern
~ years IS an lRgporsant matter
Tbs question If bow muoh
pertAnt matter. raa question 81
how mnch a city Should receive Il
aaStAipg. IN cash sar q franchise Is
&c 30 considered. hpt the mos, imrsE-
tan; matter IS thu question q service.
a Rahaie utility is for the heaea8 Of
the pe0ale as Won rs fne &ho uwner
Ii Is pe0pev and Tght
that a Senasa ngE Il
a. tbe Wsrhhgs shoNh be- pssd TO
she etN It is fhe buSness " ue
Council. Us representing the rssanlo
30 hook into thSt matter Bat shove
all a fgs9Nhss up&o aase sexyee
faasI &e guaranteed by whomevsw So
eetes che franchise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

THERE are too many potitictans
ol an parties who pay first attention
to solf Interests, aeoond TO party tn'
scrcet. uovor fer u momcnt thnktnS
OF The people Of their country FarU'
Ean politics ana party adYantogc as
az right. but should never DC con
sdered when opposed 10 she best in
tcresis q the people g%enexally. In The
long run the best postlca is TO stand
f'sst for the people, then the party,
and last for self.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

Nh motboo lg the mtn OF Miss
Bellc Horror ina she has left from
twelve 90 thirteen thousand dollars.
which may be used 10 oroCt e Set.
tlemvga llouso somwhere ia che Mid
ale West, which wiz bear the name
Of hor beloved mother. Rose liorvtSn
Chalsa The Ledger would suggest
that there Is no more angr0prsato
risca In The mAadlewest to erect
ihis s0ttloncnt House tAsu in Mex
aee, Me. shero Miss HERON and her
nethNr were 40 mpyh beloved BY AL
81 our people Mrs hWuOn and
daughter Miss Hclle. hoeh hyed IN
Mexlco for quite "a Wade and wc feed
ctpfiae,& che spirit Of the wal cond
nol BE- carried out any better uhah q
have Uhe monument 10 tio momory
u Mrs Rose Heron CRESTED IN Mex
zee. Missouri Tho people oS Mexico
&eaeraly would cordially ASSIST IN
every way possible in forwarding
this enterprise
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

Tbs Ledger Fagre2s very muCh thai
ffalees Ea0SN- Is snins to leave Mex
az Naboe a MS as stay here has
utA4c n2sy aaR personal and hast
a2ss frisra& phS wsl him nach sae
ee& ntA hs nts stafe az NObsrly
Eoeasi Rv<str. hss broshgr. q HansS
Wire adl ucre hsra N once ard take
crse 81 thp Igxteo store Sob IS q
bHe are SUD v5l help make Msxko
ctiy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

guod and completed the ease before
CAvaa Judge Barnett OF this circuit,
who o prosdes over Lincoln coun
". lie has said he would not pass
on the knotty lega question until
the Supreme Court had passed on the
appeal Of the Cow case from the Mex
leo Circuit Court, because II the high.
er court acquitted Cow 1t would al.
so release Doctor Hemphil.
II his bin becomes e law the new
Circuit Judge to be appointed by Coy.
ornor Hadley viii likely hare to hear
this whole case again, which has
already been tried repeatedly during
the past three year. since the sensa-
tional death az the young school
teacher.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

the wearsr eg uhe serpent sklrt
Wallis the skirt expands and contract
WIKI the motion * the limbs So il
maintains etmost uniform snuguess,
A young lady came In a the door.
The same shape behind as before,
As no n knew where
To shove Up a chair,
She had to ~ down on The floor.
Some wumen never VIII be satisfied
untl thsy can walk about The streets
IN fleshoalored tights. Are we
headed fer TIE Garden az Eden
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
PREcHT-5oETTLER MAR
RAGE THURSDAY AFTERNOON,

III N, P~cth.. a young farmer OF Au.
drain county. and Mss Emily Boe,-
tier. Il ST. Charles county, were mar
rkd Thursday afternoon, Ma-Ch t6.
AZ 2;so, by Dr a 4 Wallace. pas
Tor q he Presbyterian Church III
marriage took place al the Prasby-
teFiaa parsonage
Mr. end Mrs Precht have the best
wishes q Their many friends for long
lie aud prosperity
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
cRockETT-sLAIR WEDDING IN
COLUMBIA WEDNESDAY p. n

Wilkri Crockett and Mss Jennie
Blair, both residing south Of this
ctg. quietly Departed for Columbia.
after being refused 4 marriage IL
cense her, ard were married there al
5 O'Clock Wednesday evening. Both
r members o. vel known Andratn
county families. The Ledger joins
friends In extending congraiuatsons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
\ ACCOUNT BOOK

Every farmer n ARdr&n comfy
shuald have Sells Farmers myen.
tory Book YOa can't farm slong
business lines uhlsss you have an ac.
counting book Of This kind Seb's
inventory book aad the Mexico Week.
" Ledger n yaar for $3.50. The
book IS worth more than the oosnbin-
Riioa prise. Seib lives inn Aedraia
and yOa caa see bis book at he LED,
ger office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

Ntr. Roden Is an up4odate bust
ncss man. well and ~favorably known
20 The cHdsens Of Andrain and ndjoln.
ing counties, and we are glad TO
know that he Is noembarkhag in bus,
mess In Mexico again Nj. Roden
has great confidence IA the future uf
Mexico aud Audra2n county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that letters
q administration on the estate Of
Joyce n WsAers, deceased. vyrs
srsnied TO the undersigned March 8
1911, By the Probate Court ofAusrai1
Coaniy, Missouri. Al persons hav.
ing claims against said estate are
required to exhibit the same to the
undersigned for allowance with.
IN NE year from the date
q said setters or they nav Be ure.
eluded from any benefit Of said m.
tate, ard IL such claims bs not ex.
hioi'ed within tso years from date
Of this publication they win BE- for.
ever barred.
ED. c. CAMILLE.
tx Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

L. D. HAIL Residing Gegk IL the
Missouri House 81 Representatives az
Rev. Hardesr Chsgain Of gAe AS.
souri, Senate. are both womtnnth
menanasG fog the same PosRions
VIA ne N0thoaal House of Regresea.
sAtsss They are both residents og
SPEAKER Cavks ds,rcs and he.T
uhary friends trust thaE they VIII De-
saeeeSfnL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Notice IS hereby given that letters
taaamoatNry ca the estate Of
A. c Ela deceased. were
GRATED 10 the undersigned
March s, 1871. BY The Probate
coaT & Audrala County. Missouri
an persons haying claims asaIast
said esato : required 70 exhsha
Aem for allowance visaia one year
after tho date Of said listers or they
may Be preciuaea fron any benefit
Of said estate. aud Il such claims
be ac exhbKea within two years
fTum tAts cate q pablc2ssoa tAsy
saAll be forever barred
T. c. HIT.
l4t ExexatoF.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
LaFORCE STOCK OF NIPPLE
MENTSS SOLD TO TT. RODEN

Ex County Collector r F. Rodm
has purchased FROM J. o Iaforce the
Mexico Implement d Harness Com
pany stock Of goods. Aocated on the
aeg aoast corner az the public square.
The stock is being lnvukoed and viii
amoa0e TO somouhinS ake $4,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

EVERY pahhcsQir.tsd eitiaea OF
Mexico should do euerything 20 aAd
he MexSco Santa Fa 4 Perry Trac-
ton Co 10 have the back suhscrip.
items Taid on the bonds for the first
soctoa q che northern extension q
she IRE u AL that 5 N agreags Il
aSia the Frpin-BSmhrink Constrac-
ts7a go wNi continue 10 build The
line A. proseus. 20 peooent Of what
Is due remains unpaid Let us gcS
s0ssaes and have this money col
leetea.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

THE Ledger Is gad 10 he able TO
announce that arrangements have
been completed 80 gAat MeNico VIII
have a first class Chautauqua agaan
this year. poyidhg The patrons show
q willingness 10 cordially support
she same, Tho people OF Mexico are
unanimously Ia fayor oS the Chan'
tanaua. and we feel confdent viii
subscribe for tickets hhorally, X
costs money 70 conduct a ChautauQua
Just the same as It does every at
iraotcn or successful oNt0prise,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

The LESSER regrets very much 70
hear Of the death Of Miss Emma
French. one Of Mexioo's most worthy
women. Miss French uRta she WAS
takea u, was very active 10 church
and charity wwA aud wa be greaty
I sad From this community,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

WE aISs ,asE ia CAieaso the ser
&es IS tas lAsasS syR TAe
ssu IS a hyer3 x tAo vube skir,
g . RaAsee @go Aa4 0e aco0de0n
p1eaS x n0arEer asha & an
Saty a0m TIE has aava Indeed
Z q ~Cn huG vi1hoe sas alsats i
~ea8 pnccha2o w&lksas na B4ss
V eaaes taa seAaSy 81 ssaxss As
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
Warning to Railroad Men

Look out for severe and even dan.
gerous kidney and bladder trouble
from years OF railroadlng. Geo. Il.
Bell, $50 Third St, Fort Wayne,
Ind, was many years conductor on
Che Nickel Plate, He says: "Twen
ty years of railroading left my kid.
noys in terrible condition. There
was pain across my back and hips
and my kidneys gave me much dis
tres. The first bottle OF Foley Kid
ney Pills made a wonderful improve
ment and four bottles cured me
completely" Otis Purdy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
K~EMP.MELsoN LoHlNe
STOCK SOLD.

STOCK SOLD.
The KempAclson Clothing stock
was sold to the highest bidder at the
store on South jefferson street Fri
day afternoon. 1t brought $4,000 white
vas bid by Ran and Vernon Kendall
Kendall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
BROTHERS

kENnAIA BROTHERS. a Eeu,
oomnosea 81 Ran and Ne-Eor EoE.
DAN have purchased the KsmpMe1
SCI Caothias CoaRaay s,ock, end
eNpo1 10 remain in MaOsgO pcrgm,
neatly T@ose an hreAt active
young rasH and shosA do q prosper
cas- business They exPsS 10 large
" @esNss yAe stock sn3 eelP make
MeNlco gr1a Gz8 prosper Ne nader
s4Sa4 tha kcma-Melsoa CsNA&g
Go@paHy viii h. ahla to ray aasoat IS
Ga tho GAflar.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

SAM MORRIS sses asst he has
aata rgs&Sns The Ledger Tor 81 years
Mr.. aoTrls IS q Eskker al eyery@nr
be ga M0 aaa the Lesser a7Era
eafes soch gcoi fr.eu&s ana sub
@r 4 RaRcs kRovn by the
sUAS rshers Il kaem
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

NELSON MILLER sornerB *
NSeo Ass been ee,;e3 slancinzn
oset four oaasneaa Excel o.
sEaeS he Maisr viU maks a
fr@e1ss ofteaI ash asaay Mex
Aoo hteaas consrata&.e hnn on ais
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

FULTON Is arranging SO improve
a. etreots. We believe that brick
paving would be much mowo satsfac'
tory than upacadan. Macadam grdnds
up and blows away aud makes travel
on the streets and residences on the
SIDE Lhosi uncomfortable, Firsi-cass
nANlnn Aa hAEA Ia bent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

yANpAtaANs are a. work on theli
tan Carnival THIS upto-date litilo
cAy believes you oannot staE zoo
soon II you have "a good thlng 20
,eSh
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

JUDGE BARNETT Is Aolaae
last term IN * CAargss coagsy. Is
2 rev iadcal cEesA &ss hszM
iorma9 By tie ssIature com
hessd e S. Caasl@, Pike aaa LIne
a1a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
The REV. WALTER NJ. WHITE
STANDS OPERATION WELL

Word has been received in this
city from the Rev. Walter NJ. White.
s'aitrs that he stood his operation
at the Mayo Hospital, in Rochester,
MIMI very well and is expected 20
sit up IN a day CT two.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
ARTHUR LoupEl MAKING
GOOD WITH Def

Arthur Loudel. Of this city, who Is
pitching with the Deros Americans
Is making good. Thursday, he pitch.
cd against the MERIDIAN, Mss. team
and held them down to four hits. He
pitched part u the game and tire dis
patches state "Loudel pitched a
fine same"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

AAnDoNiA has a building h0o'r.
There will be fifteen O. twcniy hous.
Is huslt there ttie srraE Ardram
caunoi Doe beaten Win Il conoa TO
fapsreaa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

A BAND a being ArEanzcd in AIS
cey ra nfFankntion should r
cehgo she support Of al the business
men d eaor that b may become
permancnt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
..Mrnntttna..
sETTLg.PgAsg WEDDING ON

WEDNESDAY EVENING
Geo. A. Settle, a prominent young
farmer Of this county and Miss Leta
l.. Pease, the charming daughter of
Mr., aud Mrs. Chas. Pease, who
live on the boulevard, were mar
RED Wednesday evening at the
homo of the brides parents. They
wiz reside on a farm east Of this
city.
After the ceremony a delicious
supper was served to a few relatives
and intimate friends present. Mr..
SeSlo Is a substantial young mau and
his bride one Of the loyelies; young
women in Audrain. The Ledger joins
theE many friends in extending con.
gratRlations and best wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

LET everybody Who a interested
IN having a c~hEmiaiqua take bold i'm
mtdiatcly and enhscrne for tickets.
Ths, Is ihe way 10 make tha enter.
priaa a fnfsapes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23
WATER WORKS FISHING CLUE
ELECTS OFFICERS

Iaa Snnua e~iecioa Of officers n
The Water Works Fshirg C,ub v.s
held Friday night. TOE following "a
oitScrs we're re-ehotd; A. Holm@
pres6eat; J p Mckee. s~senesa~v
7. Ricketts, treasurer: WV. FRY :
y sharp and Roy Ferris. executive
cCnmltyee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

MIss FRoSrs entertainment ~
1isrdla cS;isFs Thursday uGht wa
uacsi denrhsfui and greatly cnjoyed
ly e moa sppeeaahe audience.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

ChamhrAin's stomach and Liyer
rabies are safe, sur and reliable.
and haze been praised by thousands
or women who have been restored 10
heahA through their gentle aid and
curative properties. Sold by all deal
ers,
Women and girls are wanted i'm
mediaaeiy az the Friedman-shel
by Shoe Company factory in Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

TfaE Washington Guy. n C, Post
~refocyiEE TO the nro9osed ascoatia-
asog q Abe window delivery service
To the roStoffbces throughout thS