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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
nIG DoINGS VIII
nNpPIN TOMORROW

paremcnt Tho aviator has become
accustomed to the air conditions here
and viii ~ considerably higher into
the attitudes tomorrow than hereto
fore when % thuusand feet or more
in the nir walsh VIII drop bonn hs
down on 90 the hau ground demon
straunR the value of tn aeroplanr M
Time 81 war when 10 would hccomc
n'ccssnt, or DESTROYS to demolisn IN"
.n"my lia thr Russian route.
The crowd at thD fair grounds this
afternoon was not as large as that af
Yesterday. of cours'. but vas siil Is
large crowd The program was good
all the way and the people were an
satisfied. The new features IN aero.
plane flights announced FOR tomor-
row will nssnr" very large saturday
crowd
RACE INSULTS
Firc.olghia mile running sea
Grc"rh. flrst Lady Palniine. second:
Hnrnry Stratford, third Time. 90
a.5
one mile handicap Talow Dip.
mrsC Valencia. second Tho Hobbit,
thi.d. Time. Lac 3-i,
nuil Durham 2i2 pace. $1,000
stake Easter coin. 6rst; Ramnling
RED. second. Dewie Dillon. third
Rocky Kid. fourth.
First heat Rambling Red first. ne.
Wl" Dillon. second. Rocky Kid third;
Easter coin. fourth Time. sISth.
second heat Easter coin. first;
Rambling Red. second. Dcvic Dillon.
third; Rocky Kid. fourth. Time.
2iI7i4
Third heat Eastern coin. first:
Dewie Dillon, second. Rocky Kid
third Rambling Rod. FOURTH. Time.
ego.
Fourth heat Easter coin. first.
Dewey pillon. second. Rocky KID,
third. Rambling Red. fourth Tlme,
223it
s.3o paoc-sly Walnut won In
three straight heats, Gold Label sec
nnd. Midlothian third
Time an first heat. 2tis; second
heat, si2i third heat ans ~.
Running race entries for tomorrow
Event No. n. ~ 'urlOngs. ralIOw
Dip, = Nevins a Co. lla. purple. Pel
ham. A " l.erene. iii. purple and
yellow IierneY Stratford. Joe Cortez
~. red, white ana blue. Oblivion. A
n, Logan, i0a. black and gold fioid
Fin, A. =. Ycomans lit. blue ana
gray, The BOhbiii g. Harris. lls. red
and blue; Valencia. irwin Bros. ~.
gold and red
Event No ~, "a mile. Frank l.nb,
hok irwin Bros. ne. gold and red
Gibson, " I Cranor. ia, purple and
yellow Queens isowland. ". !. Cm
nor, -, purple and yellow. sahaao.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13

tconiinued on Page Two Column ID
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
ONE BIG FOOL
But He Doesn't Live in Mexico
Nor Read the Ledger.

A man in Connecticut gave-a doe
tor, a specialist in Catarrh $50
to cure him Of his common vel
most obnoxious disease.
The specialist gave him a bottlc
Of medicine and told him to use It.
The fool took the medicine home,
took one dose, put 1t ON a shelf and
made no further effort to follow in
struetions.
Three months later with the medi
cine stil' in the shelf he told a
friend that the specialist was a
fake; that he had paid hfnt 500 ami
still had catarrh.
HY0MEI pronounce it Highome)
won't cure catarrh il you don't
breathe it; It vii! e you beathe it
regularly.
Furthermore, you don't need to
give catarrh specialist $50 to cure
you Of catarrh, for the specialist is
yet to be born who can write even
better prescription than HYOMEI.
Otis Purdy and druggists every
where guarantee HYOMEI, to cure
catarrh or money back, A complete
outfit which consists of a bottle of
HYOMEI, a hard rubber inhaler and
simple Instructions for use cost on
" $1.OO, Separate bottle of HYOMEI
Nc afterwards needed cost but 5iq
cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
political gathering.

restless political gathering.
He could make suf-
fering convention in hot weather
happy by his good humor. his quaint
stories, his readiness in repartee,
and his homely, Pike County yernac.
ular. If he had not been potentially
a bigger Gran than those early dele
gates thought he was he would have
succumbed TO the danger OF being
perpetually political lend man"
But. being the growing sort OF man,
he turned his humorous f,ift to ac.
count, and made 1t but llghtener of
his more serious, soldier side. Mis-
souri, Democrats have watched this
development with interest and with
much feeling OF state pride. They
regard Mr.. Clark as typically Mis-.
sourian Typical OF the citizen of
the state in mannerlsms and makeup,
and typical of the best the state has
to offer I'm intellectual endowment
and moral sincerity. They are pleas
cd to have the Nation take him seri.
ously, and yet more pleased to have
him make good"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
WARNING 70 RAILROAD MEN

E. S. Bacon, II Bast St, Bath,
Me-, sends out this warning to rail.
readers: "a conductor on the rail.
road, my work caused a chronic
inflammation of the kidneys, and |
was miserable and all played out. A
friend advised Foley Kidney Pills
and from the day / commenced tax.
ing them, 1 commenced to regain
my strength. The inflammation clear
ed and am far better than l have
been for twenty years, The weak.
ness and dizzy spells are thing OF
The past and highly recommend
Foley Kidney Pills" Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04

DIR. R. S. MAGEE, assistant Sup
erintendent of Hospital No 1 at
Fulton, Mo-, has been placed temper
arily in charge of Hospital No. at
Pennington, Mo. DR.. MaGee is not
only a first-class physician, but we
consider him splendid institution
man, and feel confident that his ad-
ministration of the Farmington Hos
pital will be most satisfactory to all
concerned. DIR. MaGee's two years
work at the Fulton Hospital hos
proven him to be well equipped for
this important position,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
.NOlJRT7
MllOuJSIE
NEWS

James c. Diggs has filed sul
against H. t. Davis, John NJ, Carr
nett, Thos. Moss and Mayo Moss
has been filed in the Audrain Com
ty circuit court asking for $52i
damages, alleging the defendants al
lowed stock belonging to the plain
tiff to run n the same pasture ond
to come into contact with stock
from which they contracted and
plaintiff AYERS his stock was dam
aged as q result
State of Missouri to the use of J..
L. Hills, of near Cenhalia, formerly
OF Texas. has filed suit against Ms
Myers, T. D. Duncan and G. w.
Criswell in the Audrain county cir
cult court for $3.50 damages, al
leged to be the result of an at
tachment suit upon him.
Mrs. Lucy u. VandWenter has
withdrawn her former suit against
the @. g. A. for $4,000 damages for
the DEATH Of her husband who was
killed by an Alton train the night Of
July 4th and filed suit for the same
sum against the road and the engin.
eer of the train at the time, AL
Seedlings
The case of Raymond Moore, of
this city against the Wabash was
affirmed by the st. Louis Court of
Appeals, Tuesday, according to a tel
eeram to Judge d. A. Murphy. Ray
mond was injured with his father
July 2,l907 at the West crossing in
this city. He received verdict for
$1,000 In the Audrain circuit court
and his father one for $1250. r. J.
Moore the father, verdict was prac-
tically affirmed by the verdict for
his son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
FRANK CORDNER KILLED BY
GIRLS RATE FATHER IN
CLAY CITY, ILL.,, TUESDAY.

have procured shot gun and start
ed to find Bartholomew but friends
took him In charge.
The funeral of young Cordner win
be in this city. The shooting took
place at Z O'Clock in the evening.
Bartholomew coolly walked to the
Town Marshall and surrendered.
"I'll sleep soundly tonight for
the first time in several days.
he told the groupe that followed him.
"Cordner made remarks about my
1S-year old daughter, Inez, that /
was forced to resent.
The Ledger and friends of the
Cordner family are sorry to learn
of this sad affair and extend SYM
pathy.
The funeral will be from the Al
ton station at lao Thursday the re
mains being inferred in Elmwood
cemetery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04

MANAGER Thompson, who has
leased the Ferris Grand Opera House
VIII arrange at once to bring some
first-class attractions to Mexico, and
Will make the prices as reasonable as
possible, Manager Thompson is inter
ested in the growth and prosperity
Of Mexico and wants to put ON the
very best, clean attractions at popula
prices. The Opera House will be su
stantially improved and made one
of the most comfortable and pleasant
places Of amusement In the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
PHYSICIANS SEE LEPROSY
BACILI HERE TUESDAY.

The meeting of the Linton district
Medical Society. Tuesday at the
Ringo Hotel was one of the most in
teresting they have had for some
time. One of the features was a
culture filled with Leprosy bacilli
brought by Pathologist Mitchell of
the State University.
Had the culture been broken and
the bacilli liberated the physicians
assure US the danger would have
been slight for an epidemic of this
disease breaking out here. However
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04

Accused Of having made remarks
about young girl which her father
resented Frank Cordner, 10 years old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Cord
ner, formerly of this city, now pro
prletors OF the Clay City hotel, was
shot and killed Tuesday night IN the
loby of the hotel by Chas. Bartholo
new, the girls irate parent.
Three shots were fired into young
Cordners body without a warming
Then Bartholomew gave himself up
to the authorities. Shortly after
the shooting Harvey Cordner, the
father Of the dead boy, is said to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04

1t is rather terrifying to think OF
having such dangerous lot of bac
iiH in our midst and separated by
but a brittle wall of thin glass. The
meeting was a success.
The new officers are; DIR. r. c.
Strobe, president; DR.. Camp
Smith, of Columbia first vice presi
dent; DR.. N. R. Rodes, treasurer and
DR.. R. I. Gibbs, secretary. Wed
nesday morning DR.. v. P. Blair, Of
st, Louis, specialist, perform
ed an operation on child for hair
llp fer the members Of the society.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04

THE CHANGE Of hours at the
postoffice goes into effect next sun.
day, and are published in another
column in this evenings Ledger,
Postmaster Kunkel under direction
Of the department is endeavoring to
give good service and at the same
time, permit as many of the em-
ployees of the office as possible to
enjoy one day of rest in seven. The
citizens Of Mexico generally enter i'm
to the spirit of the proposition and
will assist the postmaster along
these lines most cordially.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
MEXICO CITIZENS WIN IN ST.
LOUIS STAR CONTEST

-Four people living in Mexico re
ceived prizes in the st. Louis Stars
subscription contest. Miss Stelli
Prussing, Columbia, Symphony Crane
Graphophone,. worth 5000. Miss
katheryn arter $3.50 furniture out
fit. G. II. Ankrom, 500 furniture
outfit. Mrs, P. c. Marshall, $50 dia
mond
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
HALL & WAYNE SELL REsTAuR-
ANT BUSINESS IN THIS CITY

Hall G Wayne have sold their res
taurant on South Washington to
Otte Patrick, of this city, and Jack
Crum, of South Wilson Township,
this county. They will continue to
conduct first-class restaurant i'm
every particular and will merit their
business. Mr.. Wayne will RENAL
in Mexico but Mr.. Hall may spend
the summer in Colorado.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
COASTING CHILDREN HURT
WHILER|DING DOWN STEEP
HILL IN WOODLAWN PLACE
INJURED.

Miriam Glandon, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph eiandon, cash e.
ankle to bone and deep cut on heas
! A. c. White, Jr, son of Or. anc
Mrs. A. c. White, cut on head ane
uneonscious for 80 minutes.
Phoebe Randte daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. Robt. RandIe, unconscious for
a short time.
Shortly after flve o'clock. Tues
day afternoon. party of children
On two coasting wagons, hitched to
gether, collbded with post whsltI
riding down a granitoid sidewalk on
the steep hill in Woodlawn place In
1uring them more or less. The call
for physicians, by frightened par
ents, is said to have almost broken
up the afternoon session of the Lin
ton District Medical society in ses
sion al he Eingo Hotel.
This hill in Woodlawn is the fay-
orite haunt o. all the children in
that section of the city and coasting
has become the popular sport. The
two wagons hitched together
had started down the hill
north from J. A. Glandon's
home which is the steep
est part and when the wagons were
at their very fasest speed the front
one swerved and struck post.
Several Of the children, fortunate
ly, escaped without any hurt, but
Slight bruises Miss Miriam Clan
don high school STUDENT suffered
a severe cut on the head and a
wound to the bone on one ankle.
Master A. G.. White, three years old,
had a ssevere cut on the head and
was Unconscious for fully 80 minutes |
Little Miss Phoebe Randle was un-
conscious also fer short time. All |
Of the injured are much better to
lay.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04

]. p HARRISON of Mexico,
wan Superintendent of the
ngtou insane Asylum, when
WiIlmoro Of 81. Louis died,
asked COR particulars regarding
Ieath. said eWaimore died of
= which tha evidence at the
-inafy heaFlnE proved to have
IpccldentaI me prasecuting AT
I of 81. rnaneoia ooufity and
esidehs of tli8 Bolsfd Of Mana.
sefo noiifteal and the authorl.
lven every opportunity to thor
Investigate John Willmore, a
Henry Willmm'e. was called
st. Eoisis BY mo and was pres
the preliminary hearing, at
tho attendant hi qnestion was
ated. The entire affair is a
Of public record, Governor
aas fully infuasmed Of the mat
Cd the easa Nas discussed in
4 Louis papers at the time"
Harrison l. Sliperlntendent
Farmingson Hospital, made
=. /.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
DR.. H. W. GIBBS OF PIKE
COUNTY LOCATES In MEXICO

Dr.. H. W. Gibbs, son of Dr.. H. c..
GIBBS of Curryville, a graduate Of
Washington University, has opened
an office in the Mcintyre building
or West Promenade st. Dr..
GibbS with his wife will make his
home here. The Ledger joins
In extending he and his wife cor
dial welcome to Audrain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04

JOHN 7. 'Rickettg lis home from a
pleasant visit to his wife and daugh-
ter, who are visiting in San Antonio,
Texas. Mr.. Ricketts, saw sHme
very fine country and some progress
slye towns, but no place that he lik-
cd as well as good old Mexico and
Audrain county. John feels conf
dent you cannot find as good land
for the money anywhere as you can
In Audrains and he knows there Is
no better place 70 live than Mexieo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
ADAMS BROS. FINE FARM
IS ONE OF THE BEST
No. 9
tstaff Correspondent,

Rush Hill, May 2.
The farm owned by the Adam
Bros. is one of the finest farms ant
one Of the most productive farms W.
know Of. A part of it is in Audrail
and a part of it In Rails county. Il
is known as the William Stuart farm
containing 490 acres.
The present owners, w. M. Adam.
and Brother, are fine farmers, and
good citizens. They own quite q
lot of the best bred draft horses in
this county. They have an importe,
stallion that cost them about $4,000.
They conducted a stock sale last
November and sold twenty-five head
all draft horses and colts. At
that sale five weanling colts, three
Porse colts and 2 filleys averaged
SlO2.50 per head. We looked at one
bunch OF young horses their ages
running from two to five years old
aus fine a lot of draft horses as we
ever saw-one pair Of black mares
especially; they are beauties. They
will weigh about 1900 pounds each
and well formed, well broke. Then
they have pair of driving horses, ol
lighter build, we'll formed and regu-
lar show horses, and would, nc
doubt, sen for fancy price.
The father of the boys is getting
well up in years and he has turned
everything over to the boys Will
liam, the Oldest boy, is splendid
business man, not married. He Lives
on the home farm and looks after the
welfare OF his aged parents.
The Adams family came from ILL.,
nois here, some five or six years
ago, and they have proved them
selves to be not only good farmers,
but good financiers, splendid citizens
and when they moved to their farm
they took in the situation at a
glance, and every move they have
made shows their superior Judgment.
William Stuart left fairly good
two story dwelling there. But the
Adams have put $4,000 worth of i'm.
provements on the house alone. 1t
is now one of the best, If not the
best farm house in Rails Co.
They also built a large and con-
venient barn and they showed their
superior judgment by getting Carnes
Bros. to protect both house and
barn with the best lightning rod in
the world. We win gladly welcome
all such men Illinois can send over
to Missouri. We have plenty of room
IN grand old Missouri and a better
country than Illinois ever was.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
GRAY CASE REVERSED IN ST.
LOUIS COURT oE APPEALS S

The case Of Samuel Gray of Cen
tralia, against the Wabash for
$4,000 for the death of his son, Le
Roy, Sept. 2s. 1908, who was killed
by a Wabash train was reversed by
the st. Louis Court of Appeals this
week. The lower court had given
a verdict of $2500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04

Warner Potts were IN furniture an,
undertaking business. Both are dea
John Wilkerson conducted
restaurant on northwest corner. He
went to st. Louis from here. | lost
sight of him The north room of Fe
ris & Cauthorn was idle at that time
Next, Scharlach e Hall were in the
drug business where we first fount
that palatable drink called Hook.
Many o. the boys can recall enough
Of that. Both are dead. Next was
Mr.. Vangalder, the grocery man;
He died many years ago. Next, Jno.
Sontag, who conducted bakery on
restaurant. After he left here ney.
er heard from him that now re-
call. Next was butcher & Gleason,
with a stock of hardware, etc. Mr..
Gleason lives at Omaha, Neb., if
alive. Mr.. butcher lives in James
town, N. Y.
II had a letter from him only a
few lays ago; he will visit me in Sc
tember. Next, was I. Frank, who
conducted a clothing business. The
family now live at Little Rock,
Ark. Mr.. Frank Is dead. Next Mr..
Shoemaker, with restaurant; now
dead. Next, Mr.. j. F. LleweIlyn, the
druggists whom 4 found at the
counter, and has hardly missed a
day or meal In adj these 40 years,
and not fat yet. Next, VIM. KemperI
was operating meat store then,
or soon after. Mr.. Kemper is doing
businesa in Mexico yet. Next, j. G.
Bassford and A. C. Barnes were in
grocery business. Both are here to-
day. Next, Daniel Leonard and G.
NJ. Wade furniture and undertaking.
Il thing Mr.. Leonard died only a
tew years ago. Mr.. Wade died many
years ago. Next, on the Kemper
corner, Mr.. art Roberts. Tom Rob-
erts and ]. l.. Rodgers were in sa.
loon business. Mart Roberts Is dea
Tom Roberts is now postmaster at
Rush Hill. Tohn Rodgers lives in
st. Louis. Edgar Frost's rug store
was across the street east of Kemp |
sr's. He is now dead. Next, Rick
stts 6 Emmons dry goods Co. Mr..
Ricketts, has been dead several
years. Mr.. Emmons is still en-
gagged in same business here.
Next, east Of Ricketts, & Emmons.
IN the ground now occupied by the
Music Store, / can't tell A while
lfter, Mr.. Brophy, with cigar store
md Mr.. Liman Fetter, with a Jewel
y store were in there.
Next was Mr.. Chas. winant. with
Bakery land CIDER. Now dead.
The room east, belonging to him, I
irst saw a shoemaker in that;
can't tell who next, west half of
he Cy Ferris building.
Il think barber shop and Mr..
enkins, a jeweler of Dayton, Ohio,
the east half then or soon
.fter in the Ringo. The next room
vas occupied by Mr.. j. H. Sallee,
With a stock of books, ETC., then on
DON after. He has continued the
usiness until this time and never
sked for a day off. Some of us
fere taking a shot some time ago
0 his llfe-travel to his meaLl and
ack, estimating the distance at
vice around the world and looks !
Ike the end OF the journey was a t
ong way off yet Next room, J..
}. Tucker. grocery store. Now
cad. Next, Lewis Phillips Cloth /
lg. Now dead. Corner room of Rim 4
o, P. NJ. Morris drug store. Left a
hort time ago to make his home In ,
allfornia. 5
The savings Bank was located just /
orth OF the Ringo saloon. ], b. 4
earring was cashier. Now dead. t
]. B. BOTKIN. a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
WE OFFER

$l5OOOO0 general merchandise all
clean stock for farm.
$1OOO000 hardware and imple
ments for farm.
40 acres undmproved Audrain Coun
ty for Mexico, property.
Good income property for farm.
Money at low rate on improved
farming land.
Liberal stock insurance at reason
able rates.
Reasonable rates on Tornado In
.surance.
North Missouri Trust Company
d1w1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
NEW SUITS FILED.

Fennewald Bros. have sued the
Wabash for $3.50 for delayed ship
tment of stock.
In the divorce ease Of Noble VS..
Noble the statement that Mr.. Noble
was alleged to have takdn $4,000
of his wife's property wad "a mis-
take 1t should have read he was
possessed Of that much property.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
IN THE WAKE OF THE MEASLES

The little son of Mrs. o. B. Pal
mer. Little Rock, Ark, had the meas
les. The result was severe cough
which grew worse and he could not
sleep, She says: zone bottle OF
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
completely cured him and he has
never been bothered since" Group
whooping cough, measles cough all
yield to Foley's Honey and Tar Com.
pound. The genuine is in the yellow
package always. Refuse substitutes.
Otis Pnrdy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
ViviOn Corn Covers

You cannot afford to plant an acre
without them. Cover every graip.;
the same, depth; pulverizes all the
clods. Plants the corn so that the
water drains away from it, insuring
a good stand. Price $3.50 per set.
wilt. j. w. Dry,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
WILLIAM HORTON INJURED BY
BELT ON GASOLINE ENGINE

VIM. Horton, son o. Mr.. and Mrs
j. Y. Horton, was struck by a pub
ley while working with gasoEineI
engine connected with-a corn shelter
and four ribs broken and severe
cash cut in his head He farms
on the Montague place. The Led
ger joins his friends In wishing
him an early recovery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
E. J. JoHNsoN's COAL
YARD OFFICE ROBBED

Some unidentified party or parties
entered the office of E. L. Johnson's
coal yard Tuesday night, broke op
en- the money box and took about
SIG in money, There were some
checks and other papers also in
the safe, which were unmolested.
There is no clue to the robbery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
Sam Morris wants
to buy your Wool
and sell you new field
seed.
seed.

William Armstrong, of Perry is at
present in charge of the Linotype
at the Ledger office. Mr. Armstrong
is a nephew of Mrs.J. V. Williams
of this city. He is capable young
man, ambitious and steady and will
make a success of his work.
Foley Kidney Pills are a true medi
cine. They are healing, strengthens
ing, antiseptic and tonic, Foley
kidney pills take hold of your sys-
tenn and he'D you to rid yoaFsel of
your dragging backache, duh head.
ache, nervousness, impaired eye
sight, and of all the ills resulting
from the impaired action of your
kidneys and bladder. Remember it
is Foley Kidney pills that do this.
Otis Purdy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
JAS. BRECKENRIDGE, COLI
HELD BY AUTHORITIES

Jas. Breckinridge, Col, lis in the
custody Of the county authorities
charged with assault with intent to
KILL Lilly Johnson, Col, is said to
be the victim Of his assault and 1t
is stated by witnesses that all that
saved her was an active attack
wit" the poker by the girls mother.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04

NEW YoRK's latest Imported
preacher admits he begins to pre-
pare his sermons Monday Perhaps
that is why they are worth hearing
snMav.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
LEDGER SPECIAL.

LEDGER SPECIAL.
Clay City, H., May 3.--Frank
cordner, son Of Harvey cordner,
formerly Of Mexico, was shot and
killed here last night.-clay City
Advocate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04

FRENCHMEN are riotlng over the
bottling of champagne. Over here
our champagne riots usually start af-
ter the bottles have been emptied.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT KIND
OF HELP?

Foley Kidney Pills furnish you
the right kind of help to neutralize
and remove the poisons that cause
headache, nervousness and other kid
ney and bladder ailments" Otis
Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
WILL MAKE THEIR HOME IN
THIS CITY IN THE FUTURE

Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Graham and
daughter have moved to this citS
and have taken rooms with Mr.. and
Mrs. Shearer, in the Hook residence
on East Monroe st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04

Y w, NJ Adkins. of Jacksonville.
Florida is visiting his brotherl w
Il, Adkins, near this city. Mr.. Ad'
kins IS well pleased with Mexico
and Audrain county.