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Evening star., 1911-05-26

The Golden Star class of the Mount
Pleasant NJ. E. Church Sunday school was
entertained by the Young Mems class the
evening Of May ~ at the home of Mr.
Percy p Bowen. on ingleside terrace,
were present Miss l.. Bowen. Mrs. Paul
Inc Jones, Mr.. Rose. Misses Elizabeth
Bennett. Inez Bennett, Pauline Jones.
Pauline Horton. Glennie Toninson. Hes
ter Wilson. Messrs. Percy p, Bowen,
James Camp and James Bennett.
The 133th birthday anniversary of Dol
ly Madison was celebrated recently MAY
19) by the Dolly Madison Chapter. D. A.
r.. at the home of Mrs. James Hood. 1ol1
O street.
Among the specially invited guests were
the members of the national board and
the state regent of the District of Co
lumbia. a speech by the latter. Mrs
Mary S. lockwood, was one of the feat
ures of the evening.
The election of officers. which took
place at the regular May meeting, re-
suited as follows: Mrs. James McNabb.
regent: Miss Katherine Custis. vice re-
secretary; Mrs. Wilbur F. Dales. corre-
spending secretary; Mrs. Charles +. Mes
bit treasurer: Mrs. Annie G. Tonge. reg
istrar: Mrs. Arnold WernerSpanhoofd.
C.. b. Bailey, Mrs. Job Barnard. Mrs. w.
p. Stafford. Mrs. Henry S. Mann. Mrs.
Oliver Thompson. Miss f. C. Tullos k.
Mrs. G. w. ~ Custs and Mrs. Dubois.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Miller of Rock
Creek road have left town for short
visit to New York. Philadelphia and Bos-
ton. They will be at home after June l.
Mrs. D. c. Collier of San Diego wife
of the director general of the Panama
California exposition and sister of Mrs.
!. {. Copley, representative from the
Evening star., 1911-05-26

Mrs. d. c. Collier of San Diego, wife
of the director general of the Panama
California exposition and sister of Mrs.
!. c. Copley, representative from the
Evening star., 1911-05-26

BRt NNER. Tho remains % GEORGE ". BRrN-
NFR viii 10 taken from The vault ct Pros
pect nm ccmctery and buried st pm.
Saturday. Nav %
Evening star., 1911-05-26

Mrs. NJ +. Tighe viii sail for England
tomorrow. accompanied hy Mrs. lradell
Robertson of Columbia. :. G. After the
coronation they will visit Switzerland and
France and later Italy. where they will
he Joined by MIR Tighe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14


HON. CHAMP CLARK and ex.Gov.
ernor Folk have both opened mead.
quarters In 81. Louis TO press their
claims for the Democratic nominatio
for President. A telegram from st.
Louis referring to the movement for
Speaker Clark says: without co
sulting Speaker Champ CLARK, his
friends opened headquarters at Lou
isiana, Mo-, to further the movement
for the Democratic nomination for
the presidency In 1912. An open lss
ter. subscribed to by a local com.
mittee OF ten leading Democrats and
10 like number from as many towns
in the State. recites, In pars. as fol-
lowe. what they believe to be Mr..
.Clark's chief qualifications to the
nomination: The Speakers record IN
vites scrutiny. He Is conservative
vet progressive. He would make a
vigorous and popular canvass of the
country. He would carry his home
state by an overwhelming vote. He
would satisfy each wing of the Dem
ocratic party. He would not alarm
any honest business,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

iolsm Of any abstainer WHO cast, tbe
load Of supporting the Government
upon other shoulders. volunteers
eheerfuily take this burden upon
themselves There are some patriots
Who put county even before family.
IN Government Is always supported
anyhow On its side the Govern.
ment sometimes supports the famine
OF those who have supported It. lust
as II has allowed pensions to sol
|aiers' widow@ Yet ell must agree
that Il is a good thing TO have some
men who are willing to die for their
country Il need be. Also. the tax.
Ing OFF Of some mighty mean men
has been traced Thankfully to alcohol
There is something to be said on
both sides OF the question. To those
who are appalled, by the magnitude
OF The statistics we offer the con,
Boling thought that hast years con,
sumption has already been con,
sumed. That much Is out of tho
way at any rate, and will not have
to be consumed over again"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14


The Fort Collins (Colo.) Review, r
ferring to the divorce suit of the
Fox's, who formerly lived in Mex
leo, says;
When William Fox, who vas re
Gently denied a decree for divorce in
the district court, stated Ito Judge
Gamble this morning that he feeds hi
team of horses 500 pounds of corn
chop per month, the Judge retorted;
Say, those horses of yours must
be regular corn cribs
"The hearing to-day was on the
cross.complaint flied by Mrs. Fox
and the only witness on the stand
was Fox, who testified that his
monthly expenses amount to a little
more than $74. Thirty dollars Of thi
amount is said to be expended for
feed for his team of horses, which
he uses In carrying a rural mail
route.
After hearing the testimony Judge
Gamble gave an order directing Fo
to pay $40 per month alimony and
his wife is given possession of the
brick house on South Whitcomb st.,
in which she now lives. Her hus-
band was also ordered to pay $50
which is said to be due as back all
mony decreed by the court temporar
nv at the former hearing.
As a parting edmonton Judge
Gamble stated that the alimony is to
be paid in preference to The $50 per
month horse feed"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14
MEXICO POWER CO
TO REPAIR STREETS
city Council Monday evening In
strueted street Commissioner walk
er to notify them to do work in "a
hours.

AT the regular meeting OF the City
Council held Monday evening Street
Commissioner Walker was instruct.
lied to notify the Mexico Power Co.
to fix the approach to Hathaway
Seed Co.'S storage room on Promen-
AIDE street. The city council also
gave instructions to the Power Co
Ito fix a bad place in front Of the
Annex Hotel on w. Ldberty. Th'
Council gave orders to the Compa
ny to sand properly the directive
places ON the paved streets COW
erred by ~excavating for the Central
Heating Plant mains. The Power
Company must start the work with
In "a hours Is the Councils tnstruc-
ttons, or the city will do the work
and charge cost to the Company
When asked why the work had not
been done. Err. Locke, Of the Power
Co., said: There are several reas-
Nh Rim NLnnI AW IAo1 AEwA hnA nINLN
49, s~s. IT, - -
n,tan sar1s aa,,1a III
auT1
u.or NJ $3.50 In -
slwas -
m ~ 1000
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80 49,
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14
ENDORSED AT HOME.
Such Proof as This should
vince any Mexico citizen.

Suen rroot as ms S"ou'o SV
vince any Mexico citizen.
ia naor.auan 49,,
-. rosSIa e,
NJ ws-, 80
u
sss,+ SS~~-
r
$1,000 =
-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14
AUDRA|N GIRL ROB-
BED OF DIAMOND

Miss ocie Tanner. daughter Of Mrs
Jas. Weaver, residing north Of this
city. had her $500 diamond stolen
l.. ON washstand in her apartments
OF Kansas City Monday. Miss julie
Lambert Allen, an actress, arrested
in st. Louis, "Wednesday, is charged
with the theft.
Miss Tanner is a manicure. Miss
allen visited her Monday and goa
her hands manicured. When Miss
Tanner finished her work she washed
her hands, removing her diamond
ring.
She vas followed by Miss Allen.
When Miss Allen had departed Miss
Tanner discovered her ring was not
on the washstand.
The Kansas City police arrested
Miss Allen, but discharged her when
the ring could not be found. She
went to st. Louis and the Kan
sas City authorities wired the St.
Louis police to arrest her.
She was searched in St. Louis, but
the diamond ring was not in evil
dence. Before leaving his office
Chief Allender had Miss Allen
brought before him.
Look in my face. Chief" she ex.
claimed with some feeling. do I
look like a dishonest person."
The Chief stared right through
the woman. Miss Aliens face be-
same spasmodic-she drew a long
breath, coughed. and out OF her
mouth flew the ring.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14
MISSOURI TO HAVE
SPELLING Bee
The event Will be at jefferson city
next May during the annual meet
ing Of County supsrIntsndsuts Of
Public Schools.

,ncar+oxa 20 h.,.s. s,ali;ny
hoth a. 40 nnbl,c scboo,a N the
STAT ma a1,onq M aonls s.nara1l,
M,aso,,,S = a. n.va = nsr,a1Iine-haA.
~ otabe-,v,aa -rrcnortlons o. Tafnsr.
80 co. n.,Ot Me- A. connection
w,,n ~ ann,,sa r,sa,sn0 ~ tna conp.
A. SUPERINTENDENT ~ Schools
= IN - ~ 49, bs.,. avar
nultaA ~ ~ that sactson 90 the
s-ountrv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

THE Daughters Of the American
Revolution are arranging to make a
active fight for a small tax to main
tain a Carnegie Library I'm Mexico
and have solicited the assistance Of
the Ledger. Now, the Ledger is IL
favor Of this movement and will dc
all It a to get satisfactory re
suits. The Library rooms are crowd
ed with books. and there are plen'
ty more in sight when a building can
be secured. If the ladies are expect
ing assistance from the Carnegie
fund a movement should be made in
that direction as soon rs possible,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14
INCORPORATE
FOR $4,000
R. W. Luekls, Frank sruton and ).
LIghsner have full ehrse Of local
wholesale grocer houss-Pspers ar
rived this week.

The incorporation papers for the
R. w. LuckEe Grocery Co.. a whole
sale grocery house IN this city. ar
rived this week. The company Is in.
corpcrated Cor $4,000 fully paid up.
R. w. Luchie Is President and Gen
eral Manager; Frank Bruton, Secreta
ry and Treasurer. and ], II. Dightne'
of Sturgeon, Is the other stockholder
The company win continue IN busa'
ness In the same location
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS


Amelia Buckley ct al to William
IL French. Und. 10 int. in w. q
At s 1R in. in Lot 4, Blk III Orig,
Mexico. $3.50.
Z. C. Norris to Mary +. Morris,
acre in S w IA of N E IA of So
l5i.0. 81.
ii. p. French to +. ?. Aubushon N
~ Of Blk 4. Orig. Martinsburg, 81.
thomas J. Spiva to William A
PAX and Joseph E. Denham, w. Ii
OF NV IA of Sec Ss-52-l1. so A
IS eco.
E.ectious H. Carpenter TO j.. G
Dowell, 81 acres in NV. IA of NE
/ 4 OF Sec. 5-52-9. $3.50,
Geo w. Menefee to A. V West.
l49 ceres NV. IA of NE. IA of "a.
SIG $500.
G. b. Null to Georgia M, and @. l.
Anderson Tract So IT. 6 in. by liz
Il. on North Washington ST.. Mex
leo. 81 and love.
DAME. Quinlan to G. 7. and B. G
Coins, so acres in Secs. II and 20
SIS. $1,000.
CT aries A. Mitchell to Chas. T.
We.nand, N. IL of W. IL of lot 8
blk 2 billiards. Add. Mexico. $3.50.
Joseph A. Glandon to e. A. Shan
non. Lot IS, blk /, Woodiawn Place
Mexico. 5000.
Horace Mundy to W. w. Fry, 50
acres in Secs. 20 and 21-51-9. $4,000.
II. P. Aubuchon to John H. Bin
Gee. Lots !, 2, 8, and 4, Blk, 4orig,
Martinsburg, $500.
L A. Shannon to ], w. and Jen'
ME L. Settle S IL Of lots 1 and q
blk IA, Morris Add. Mexico. $4,000,
FIossie t, Smiley to Anderson H
Merry. so acres in Secs. 5 and g.
52-10. $50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

triet ee:i misk ion. The vacancy on
the Commission Will likely be filled
within the next few days. These two
commissiCnt III, If they will enter in
tc the spirit Of the proposition
should get ulompt and satisfactory r
suits in the direction Of permanent
good roads. The objection raised
about their appointment was simply
because they had opposed the organi-
cation If the district. The majority
of the City Council who opposed the
district have named two of the com
m~issioners, and we understand are
now considering the question of al
lowing the County Court and the
minority Of the Council to name a
who is favorable to the propo-
sition as thu ether commissioner. We
can see 40 objection to this solu-
ton of the proposition as IT now
stands We tiust the commission as
a whole viii promptly organize and
get to work Immediately to secure
practical results, ais far as the
funds available will permit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

w Il. SALLEE, one Of Mexico's
enterpsising citizens, informs the Lee
ger that he is trying to have the Oh
iyec Concrete Machine Company 10
cate a branch house in Mexico. Thh
company has headquarters in Michi-
gan. and is talking of establishing a
Branch in Waterloo, Iowa, but would
come to Mexico If our people would
take 10000 stock in the enter
prise. Nj. sallee is interested In
the company and has secured $4,000
In stock, and II he can sell $1,000
worth more in Mexico the enterprise
will locate here. This Is a first
class manufacturing establishment
aud employs a large number OF
people, and would help make Mexico
a city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

THE Richmond MOI News. refer
ring to the movement in Richmond
to build permanent good roads edi-
torially says: Richmond will Ree
abreast Of the times and the roads
OF this county will be as good aus
those of other prosperous counties
Of Missouri. The average citizen is
learning that dollars invested in
rood roads double themselves in inr
creased prices Of land brought about
through the fact that the market is
easier for the farmer to reach, and
his cost OF producing and marketing
his crop Is decreased.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

nual dinner Of the Mex
Mems Association to be
barry the report Of the
should be made. and
and directors elected.
business Mems Associa-
splendid history and has
eriaIly in every public en-
Rblished in Mexico since
|tion. In order to have
ctive association mem
py monthly dues and en-
tary who win devote his
70 the business Of the as
takes real money to
successful commercial
character. and secure
butts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14


p strongest evidences OF
process going on
Fry are the meetings be-
ropghout the United
Pun jew and GENTLE, TO
EXCLUSION from Russia Of
Eizens Of the jewish
polding United States
Is only a Demand for
ah nights, but is the
a great people to
4 done members Of their
per nation. Different re
I'm education and differ
h nothing to do with the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

THOSE who are making such Q
success of the Mexico Library AS.
sociation are arranging to ask for q
small tax for maintenance so that
we a have a Carnegie Library
building in Mexico, This is a splen'
did movement and should have the
approval OF our people generally;
but before this matter is submitted,
we presume, it will have to be TAX
on up with the City Council.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

Kansas City Journal says; "lt is an
other instance of the pitcher that
went to the well too often. The Me
Namaras, IL they have any practical
common sense, ought to have
known that they could mot go on I'M
definitely blowing up buildings with
out being found out and punished.
But IL the McNamaras had won
their case and secured acquittal at
tho hands of a bribed jury that
would have been different. Instead
of condemnation they would have
been overwhelmed with congratu.
lations. All of which goes to show
that nothing succeeds like success
and nothing fails like failure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14
FUNERAL or MRS. BRUCE
TUESDAY AFTERNOON

The funeral oven the remains O
Mrs. Mary A. Bruce who died Mon
day morning was held from the resi-.
dcnce on North Jefferson street on
Tuesday afternoon The Rev. c. NJ
Aker. Of Columbia. asssisted by thu
Rev. J.. C. Handy Of the Methods
Church of this city, conducted th.
services. The remains were fnterret
IN Elmweod Cembery.
The pail bearers were Roy Bryar
ly Martin Myers. Dave MCGEE, s. L
Robinson, Sam Sharp and John Bar
clay.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14
GIVE Il ROAD DIS.

IHtCI a FAIR TRIAL.
THE Mexico Ledger owes a duty
to the public Just the same as any
public official. We have no favor
ties for Road Commissioner. We be
lieve men should be appointed who
would carry out the wishes Of the
voters who adopted the district. We
are sur the City Council as a whole
are not in favor of amy measure look
ing toward the defeat of the will OF
the people. If the young district is
to be strangled the way for prompt
results is to refuse to appoint a
Commission at all. Don't try to
starve the kid" to death. If the
eight mile road district IS not a
good proposition for the community,
We want to find 1t out. The only
way to find 1t out Is to appoint men
friendly to the proposition who will
give 1t a fair trial. There should
be no feeling In favor Of numbering
the movement In its infancy. The
old Commission organized promptly,
me- repeatedly and had started work.
That Commission was willing to
serve again and those who voted for
tho eight.mile district, expected that
they would DO re-appointed unanim-
ously and proceed with the work
they had started. We have var.
GUS reasons why they were not re-
eiected. None OF these reasons seem
tcnable. As the situation stands To-
day. we think the least the City
Council can do Is TO unanimously
elect a competent. strong man. who
was favorable to the organization Of
the district to fll tho vacancy exist
ing on the Commission. Surely those
who carried the proposition are en-
TITLED to at least one man on the
Commission. Is there anything I'M
fair or untenable,or selfish. or person
al in this contention. The spirit Of
putting something over" on some
body, or OF laughing because the
will of the people maybe defeated
should have no place among the
friends of Mexico, especially those
who occupy a public office or con-
duct a newspaper. VIZ have no de-
sire to be unfair TO anybody. In this
connection City Attorney Whitson
claims to be very much incensed be-
cause the Ledger stated that he was
at the polls all day fighting the o
district. Mr.. Whitson says this Is
an error. Now, We have no desire
to misrepresent Mr.. .Whitson or any
body else in this or any other mat
ter. Our Information Is that he was
fighting the proposition, to the best
of his ability. If MI. Whitson did
mot do everything he could to defeat
the eight mile district proposition We
are misinformed end will be glad to
give the correction as much publicity
as we did our former statement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

Harry C. Turner, newspaper cor
respondent of Montgomery City is SUI
ing the Western Union Telegraph
Company to penalties and
general damages alleging that the OPP
orator at Montgomery City refused to
send specials to newspapers. The
case is in the Macon Circuit Court
on change of venue from Montgom-
err county -Ki Express,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14
CEnCAGo4azAToNR Y,
r1nEM SrAnls
EAST BOUND

EAST BOUND
(Eftecdve May 20. 1910.
Train Leave
No. "a. early Bird
for st. Louis 2:15 a
No. ~. Fast Express" for
Peoria. Springfield and
Chicago $3.50 a m
No. rs. Might Hawk" for
st. Louis 4:1s q IN
No. 80. Local Passenger to
Roodhouse and North and
South S:15 a m
Roodhouse and South 1880 a m
No. IA. Missouri State Elk
press" for Peoria , Spring
field and Bloomington 1;42 D NJ
No. %. Red Flyer" for
~. Louis 1908 D %
No. 2l2, Local Passenger to
Louisiana s:1b D u
No. 10. Red Hummer to
Jacksonville and Chica-
go 1859 D n
WEST BOUND
No. 20 EARLY Bird" to
Kansas City 1906 a IN
No. 25. Might Hawk" to
Kansas City 1853 a IN
No. 3. Red Hummer to Kansas
City $40 a m
No. II. Fast Express to
Kansas City $40 a ne
No. 1893. Elk Sunday, Local
Freight for Slater 7:10 a m
No. Oil. Local Passenger to
Jefferson City 7.4O D IN
No. Il. Red Flyer" to
Kansas City I2:45 D
No. Is. Missouri State
Express for
Kansas City
Arrives 1908 D M. Leaves 1923 D
JEFFERSON CITY BRANCH
South Bound-Departs.
No. all. Daily, Jefferson
City Mall TAO a o
! No. 21S, Elk Sunday, jefferson
City Accom- $3.50 o n
JEFFERSON City BRANCH
From The South Arrive
No. 30 Elk Sunday Jefferson
City Mall 1880 D M
No. 212. Daily Jefferson City
Accom- S:15 D n
|. A. 5Y5EE, Ticket Agent,
G. & A. r. r., Mexico. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14
MoBERLY. MISSOURI. Is GOING 70

MoBERLY, MISSOURI, is going ia
have a series of boxing exhibitions
during the winter. A special from
Moberly to the st. Louis paper
says: "a white man who has been
doing stunts at Lyric Hall for sever
al days will face JEFF Murphy, the 10
cal colored scrapper. Murphy has Q
number of hackers who claim he Is
there with the mitts." and are bet
ting that he will win the match. The
exhibition win start at 4 o'clock
Tickets for the capacity of the hah
have already been sold.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

d the business Of the
IL the people OF this
! to vote to tax them
ornament good roads?
Council claim that theil
appoint a commission
! the bond issue. Their
matter has made hum
es for the issue when 1t
I Surely the people od
know what they want
Eheir own money. Even
lncil cannot keep them
for good roads If they
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

Greene Tomlinson has returned
home from Vandaaia, where he visit
ed w. s. Ragsdale. Greene says
Bill is getting along nicely and will
be home Christmas and will walk
around the Square and shake hands
with his friends. Dill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

Every family has need of q good.
reliable liniment. For sprains, bruis-
es soreness Of the muscles and rheu.
matte pains there is none better than
Chamberlain's. Sold by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14
LUTHER spoTrswoop

MAKING GOOD,
Luther W. Spottswood, district
agent for the Inter-O Ocean Life and
Casualty Co, is home on a visit.
His territory covers 10 counties. Mr.
Spottswood says his work in this
district has been most prosperous.
Luther says he stands at No. I out
of 50 leading agents in the United
States. Dill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

road commission will
bnce to complete the
/ by the old commission.
|Df tho first election be-
York that had been done
! BY the county. There
Bic work on the roads
Mexico in tho way OF cul
lidges. which con be Mt
! winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

Mrs. A. P. Bishop and son. Ben
nett, of Miami. Mo-, who have been
visiting relatives and friends here
for the past week, have returned to
their home. Dill,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14
CASE or

Eleanor. the young daughter Of
Robert Pearson, of st. Louis, is i'll
with ~diphtheria at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Pearson, Of this city. The home
has been Quarantined.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

p. Of the Sturgeon Lead
.exico this week and com
'e Ledger on its "splen;
permanent good roads
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

Craddock has a nirst-class picture
TRAINER and is turning out his usual
'oh-class work. Please bring in
framing work early to avoid delays o
Christmas rush. d3eod-w2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

CUTLER has asked the
Attorney OF Boone coun-
'nte Columbia merchants
fresh meats In front Of
without protection from
lms. The Doctor is ar
Vlslt an the towns in
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

Judge cRUM compliments the Led
ger on its stamina, courage and incl
lIgence" displayed in Its fight" for
permanent good roads into Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

John Caaroll and family have re-
turned from the State of Washing
ton better pleased with Mexico than
ever before. "They oil come back"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

Mrs. Lamartine Lakeland is home
from Battle Creek, Mich, where she
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Bronaugh and little daughter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

b Message referring to
.ht mile district editor
1.-THE majority--a large
adopted the smile road
dco. Now let's be DEM
b to home interests, to
wishes Of that ma,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

! Of tho most Importance,
: victory IN Missouri or a
enc Of two Of her most
i etatesmen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

HIRTH has sold his In
! Columbia Statesman to
of Illinois. and
bis entire time to the
mer & Breeder, which
be Missonri's leading
htion. Hirth's many
'pghout Missouri wish
Ia success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

ach more people in Au-
oiniFg counties for less
HI the Ledger than by
dunn. Results are what
wants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

geon Leader has adj
PRESCRIPTION rate out
|ounty from s1.OO to $3.50
advance. First class
|fs cannot be published
|for less than $3.50 per
.noe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

Greeley Talbot of Moberly has
been the guest of Mr.. and MRS. l..
B. Hawthorne.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14
POLAND CHINA BoARs
ready for service Bis to $40.
W. w. Pollock.
CHRISTMAS TREE At TRINITY

There will be a Christmas tree at
Trinity Methodist church on the ev-
endng Of Dec. 20. exercises begin
ming at 7 p. m. sharp. There is a
nice program arranged for the coca
sion by the Sunday School. Every
body welcome. wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-14

L. C. Barner of Harrisburg, Boone
county, Missouri, has 10000 GIN
seng roots, and expects to realize
$1,000 on his crop.