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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
LOWER LlrrLERY.

We had a nice shower Wednes-
day.
Santa Fe school opens Monday
morning with Mr.. Black and Mrs.
Mae Stuart teachers
Ewell Drake and wife Of Colorado
are visiting his father, DR.. Drake.
and family of Santa Re.
Misses Matte and Virginia Fields
Of Paris are visiting Mr.. ] Shear
man and family of Santa Fe.
Oliver REINDEER of Lower Littleby
is very sick with appendicitis.
l. w Bailey Of Moberly is visiting
N Santa Fe this week.
Miss Ruby Hart of Mexico is Wis
iting Miss VILLA Young of near San
ia Fe this week
w. NJ. Brown and family of Santa
he is fixing to moved in Mr.. Crig-
ler's house on South Promenade
, street.
Mrs. J. NJ. Young and family ol
near Lower Littleby spent Monday
with E. W. McFadin and family.
The Fair was very good, Every
body seemed to enjoy it,
Rev, O'Herron filled his regular
appointment at Santa Fe SUNDAY
morning and night
The protracted meeting closed a
South Fork Sunday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
YouNes CREEK.

Rev. Leonard and Rev. Keeling
are holding series of meetings at
Midway
The meeting at Long Branch clos
ed 3rd Sunday night with A addi-
tons. It was conducted by the
pastor, Rev. Barker and Rev. Cor
nett, of Lebanon, Mo.
Charles Settle Of Kansas City
and daughter Blanche, and grand
daughter Eta Clark. are visiting
Mrs. John Blum and other relatives.
Frank Craford of MoberIy Wis
tied his mother Saturday and Sun
day, Mrs. Fannie Crawford.
Mrs. Ida Settle was the guest OF
her father-in-law, DR.. Settle, last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Asbury are al
Martinsburg to attend the funera
of his nephew, Irwin Asbury, whC
died last Saturday after lingering
illness Of lung trouble. He was on
| ly confined to his bed one week.
We extend sympathy to the sor
rowing relatives and friends.
Miss Maize Maxwell left for Palm.
ra last week where she will teacl
this fall and winter.
Mrs. Vina Marshall and daughter
of Mexico, visited Mr. Price las
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Ingle and daughter visite'
Mr.. Alex Carter and family las
week. They formerly lived in thii
State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
UNION.

Most everyone of this vicinity at
tended the Mexico Fair last week
Rev. Rice and John Mason closed
very successful meeting at Union
Chanel last week. There were II
accessions which are as follows; Ell
va STABLES. Elizabeth Thomas, Bryan
Bomar, Myrtle Duncan, Mrs. john
Hodge. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Duncan
Mr.. and Mrs. Major Franklin, Mr
and Mrs. Shoeman, Mrs, Charle'
Watts and Edward Davis.
Miss Annie McAnnich, of CallaWaN
who has been visiting Ola Watts re
turned home Saturday.
Miss Matte and Flemma Bradle.
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs h
Hodges of Rush Hill last saturda'
and Sunday. :,
The Presbyterian minister lilled n
| regular appointment at Union Chape
last Sunday. -,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Byars and MI
t and Mrs. Russell Watts we're guest
e of Mrs. ]. S. Harvey last Sunday
Jobn Newman has rented D. /
Bradley's cultivating ground ior "a
n coming year, 10
g Mrs. W. NJ. Watts visited he
,o+her Mrs. McFarlin, near Au'
e, vase, last Sunday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
BODY OF MISS MosBY
INFERRED HERE.

The funeral of Miss Willie Mosby,
who died in Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA, Aug. "A. took place from the
residence of DR.. w. r. Rodes in
this city Tuesday afternoon, Aug.
90 at $3.50. The services were con
Quoted by the Rev. w. A. Shullen-
berger, of the Christian Church, and
Dr. A. A. Wallace, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church. The body
was inferred in Elmwood Cemetery,
end the pallbearers were: w. w.
Fry, s. NJ. Locke, W. c. Wilkins.
Dr.. N. R. Rodes and j. e. McPheet-
ers, Chas. Rodgers.
Those who accompanied the re-
mains to this city from Denver, the
home OF Miss Mosby, were: Mrs,
Sodie Flynt, mother of the deceased; /;
Miss Artemesia Edmonston, George
Edmonston and Mrs. NJ. c. Nc
Kean Others from out of town who
attended the funeral were:
Mys James Farthing and Mrs. Joe
Bye, of vandalia. aunts OF Miss
AIosby; George r. Mosby. vandalla,
an uncle; Mrs. Ben Coil. Perry. an
aunt; Mrs sallie Hockaday and
Mrs. Mary Kent, of Middletown, also
aunts of the young woman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31

#GEoRGE ROBERTSON, one Of the
hrd workers and leaders in the
.ght for good roads, is being prom
hontly mentioned as splendid
Aan for one Of the road cthmission'
II of the eIght-mile district We
Understand that Mr.. Robertson has
bld parties who have petitioned him
|kgardlng this matter that It would
b Impossible for him to spare the
#lne from his business to attend
the duties Of the office This
Commission must be filled by first
lass. substantial men, in order to
H. the results desired. The Cfty
ouncil and tho County Court viii
ave hard time to get the Fgh'
ben to spare time for this import
b. proposition; and when they d'
elect good men we should all IN
lst that in an unselfish way lhe'
deavor to find time to look aiVe
be duties Of the commission. It WI
a hard proposition to find me
tted for the place who have no
rshing business affairs Of thei
wn to attend to.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
F12' I', RAGsOALE'S CASH STORE '1'1' l'1

G. A. stephens, well-to-do and
prominent farmer, OF near Laddenia,
had his pocket picked of $l5 Tues
day night and as result Ed. Ben
ton, claiming California ms his per-
manene address, was given prelimin
airy hearing before Judge Stallings,
on the charge. Saturday morning,
and was bound over to the
September term of the Circuit
Court and taken to jail in default
of a$1200 bond.
Mr.. Stephens says the two women
and the man stopped him and ask
ed that he take them motoring. He
had a machine and suspecting them
tried to get away saying he was go
ing to garage for IT, They pulled
him into doorway on the Square
and rushed him and when he
searched his person a few seconds
later, he discovered the purse gone
The arrests followed. The women
were released and ordered out Of
the city.
Col C. C. Judy, Of Talulu, Ill.
horseman who has been coming to
the Mexico Fairs for years, was so
pleased with the showing made up
town Friday by that king of saddle
champions. Rex Mcdonald, that he
walked into the street and tied a
500 bill on the grand old sireis brl-
die.
Mr.. Judy said he had never seen
an animal of Rex's age, 21 years,
that retained his style and action as
did this great horse. The scene was
most enthusiastic one and the
crowd went wild when he made his
gift.
The vote on the proposition OF the
Mexico Special Road District at the
special election Saturday, was not
very large. The total would have
been larger, however, had not so
many people who We're attending the
Fair failed TO vote. The proposition
was carried by vote Of 404 for
and 124 against,
The Mexico Special Smile road dis
trfct extends four miles in each di-
rection from Mexico Though there
was said to be some opposition to
/ II.
ried by over three to one, This
shows that the people want better
roads and, now that an opportunity
affords itself, the people are going to
act.
Friday night the postoffice at Stur-
geon was entered by a side door and
the safe opende. Stamps and money
were taken to what amount Is not
known as yet.
The robbers stole a horse and
buggy from C. r. Tucker and went
toward Centralla, as indicated b,
papers scattered along the road
The officers are in pursuit of tht
thieves.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G
Shootman, former residents of thi
city, now living in San Francisco
have received the wedding announce
nent Of their daughter, Lulu Ruth, t'
Mr.. Henry Fletcher Mingledorff, o
the Golen Gate City, on Augudst l9
They will make their home in Soutl
San Francisco.
~, Nfoeeavse condition remain
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31

sfHE Ledger would call the atten'
h of those citizens Of Audrain
snnty who fought so hard to de-
IN Judge Alex Carter for County
hdge to the fact that Audrain
sver had a county judge who was
.ore unselfish and untiring in his
|ork for the county than Presiding
adge Alex Carter. Woull that Au-
<ain and Mexico had more men OF
Eis kind. 1t is really refreshing to
Bic those who are for or against a
Aan Of this kind who is willing to
Arve the people at a nominal sal
sag
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
WOULD LIKE TO BORROW.
WILL MOVE TO
MADISON. WISCONSIN

Roy Gable and family depart on
Thursday night for Madison, Wis,
where they viii reside in the fu-
ture, Mr.. Cable and his estimable
wife have been residents of Mexico
and Audraln county for several years
and have made mnay friends who
Twin regret to have them leave
Mexico, The bst wishes of their
many friends 90 with them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31

4. MORRIS. Of Mexico, is be-
r. eminently mentioned as a
tnh.d man TO represent tho young
ness element Of Mexico on the
hhtrllle road commission. Mr., Nor
rs large taxpayer and pro-
ssslge young business man, and
De Will accept the place, should
D,e a most valuable member Of the
almlsslon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
] BIG LEDGER
PIANO CONTEST.

FtFfiNO WIN < = =
he Mexico Ledger takes pleasure
calling the attention OF its read
* and the people of Audrain coun-
10 the terms of the subscription
8 are making. We have entered in
D contract with The Missouri Ru.
.'Ist of Kansas City, Mo, which
4Ables us to give you these two
siendid papers at the price of one.
ne are proud to be associated
|h a paper that stands as high as
~ Missouri Ruralist, 1t was start
! nine years ago at Sedalia as
+ exponent of the State Fair and
81 grown and expanded until it is
~ Missouri's greatest agricultural
Sekly. 1t is Missouri paper for
|ssouri people. You will ever find
IN exponent of Missouri's rights
s. leader in her industrialism and
hue friend to the Missouri Farm
and Breeder.
You should lose no time in taking
Vantage Of this great offer, which
y real bargain-and more, inciden-
~ you can help some worthy girl
o is in the contest, as it costs
81 nothing to vote. Regarding the
an who are in the contest. we wis
Bay that they are Audrain coun-
4. most popular girls and will un-
stionably get a great many
tes in this contest. Every girl
the contest is guaranteed FAIR
Il COURTEOUS TREATMENT. No
81 is going to work through the
tcst without receiving q nice
Be. We Of course appreciate the
that every girl can not be the
amer Of the $4,000 prize. 1t will
s awarded to the most popular girl
the contest but you can help
( determine who Is the most popu-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
OPENS LAW OFFICE.

Maurice p Murphy has formed a
law partnership at Tulsa, Oklahoma,
and will shortly move there and
open offices, Mr. Murphy was form
erly claim agent for the Alton in
this city. The Ledger joins MS
many friends in wishing him sue
oose
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
RowENA.

Charley Sansberry, Ross Vanland'
ingham and Ben Cant went to Cen
tralia after coal Wednesday,
Working the roads seems to be
very much the order OF the day at
present in this vicinity,
John Mccain and wife OF near
ThompsonSiIle and Carl shrader and
Albert McCann of Monroe county
were here Wednesday
Quite crowd attended the
birthday dinner at Jim sagasee ON
Wednesday in honor of his wife's
birthday
charley Early and a couple of 9th
er gentlemen from Centralia were
caught out here in an auto Wednes-
day night of the rain They burst the
cylinder OF the car. Claude Tribble
took them to Centralia Thursday
morning.
John Carter delivered a lot OF
choice baled timothy hay to S. NJ
Yager at SIS a ton.
Rev. ]. G. Bell of near Porter
| Chapel and Byron Black of near Cen
Itral School house were here Thurs
day.
| L. S. Fuller, sold a mare mule coll
to Hlte Young of near Thompson
VILE for 500.
/ Joe Pickett sold amare mule col
to Rad Fountain of Centralia fol
s12O
r. w. brewer sent his team tt
Centralia Friday, Saturday and Mon
day after goods.
Mrs. Tribble, Roy and Bessie wen
to Centralia Saturday.
The ball game here Saturday pe
; tween Rowena and Skinner score
In to 10 in favor of Rowena,
There is going to be ball gam
3 between Rowena and Skinner Satu
e dav and the next Saturday ther
i. win be bali game at Rowena b'
d tween Rowena and Molino
/. J. II. Neal bought fine ste'
e calf from Homer Dickerson at 5c
S mound. and two from other parties
n $25 a head.
d virgil Vance lost his fine Roy
% Diamond colt that got so badly G
d on the barBed wire.
is f. w. brewer brought out a pr'
{. now carriage from Centralia SatC
o day. =
y Elder Greer filled his regular
Ii pointment here Sunday and sund'
nt night. noio
t. Some of. -he folks of this neg
10 l.borhood have been attending the p
n. tracted meeting at Midway
ey Mrs. Henry Berry, son and daut
or tor south of Hollensyille, were ne
,Ill At Arthur Yager's Sunday evenii
en- Ms Emma Campbell went MOI
OF with them
,ir Ross vanlandingham Went
cantralia Monday after a LOAD
coal etrott
il q V proctor of near Strou
~ sctool house delivered a lot Oh L L
%oled, hay to F. w brewer at $lz
ton. ona IRA,
oossad through here Monday even
on his road to the Centraha
As v,th fine draft colt which ne
tends to show. 90
rs Byron Reed hauled a LOAD oi
IE' from centralia Monday
LIE, large crowd attended the pm
the meeting = here Friday They did
!. ,ncorrorate They will move
~, s with aritcbboard to Cecil Mallory's'
Ky tempest Merry will be operator
n TO Gene Atterbury of Madison wa
LY ,,foinitv Monday for the purl
Of buying mules. -.
~ 1obn sharp. east of HoilensN
yilo,1 Albert Snow, near
hoys aye tlomse Aura Wager Of near
ctun p...,scb II II. and Ed ieiiN'
sleep pls'lieih ra,,, Cmithv of
stant Nonroe county, JpiiW -.
tine, iti, and Nanard ~
Bile To ThompsohNHlc ,.o
70 my ooar Friendship were heio
da
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
Mr.. EDMoNsToN DIES
In SOUTHWEST MISSOURI.

A message has been received stat
ing that Frank Edmonston, OF
southwest Missouri, had died sud
denly Sunday afternoon. The de
ceased is brother of Mrs Mosby
of Denver, Colo, whose daughter
Miss Willie, will be buried in this
city Tuesday, also a brother Of Mrs
Coil, of Perry, and relative o
Mrs. w. r. Rodes. OF this city
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31

Ia BIG Champ Clark-foEPresident
Aub has been organized at Bowling
|feen, No. Quite a number Of Re
hblcans Joined the Club, and ar
hngements are being made for a
ag reception and barbecue for ME-
Hlark when he returns home,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
NAV HOE.

Robert Shock sold to II, T, Cant
four hogs, price g IL cents per lb.
Archie Johnson and family visited
Robert Dollins and family Sunday
Arlie Frazier IS home from Chlca-
go where he is attending school.
r. r. Dollins has ordered a new
corn cutter.
The revival at Salt River Church
is progressing nicely and much inter
est is being taken. There has been
one accession to date,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
Dish IAN SPECIAL.

On Saturday, Sept. 2, at 10 a. m,
l44 large granite dish pans will be
placed on sale. These pans are
Just the articles fer canning fruit
These pans are not the ordinary 1
coated granite ware, but every piece
is perfct, 2-coated and labeled frs
quality, Regular SOC values. Re
member Saturday morning, as long q
144 lasts, price will be 25c. No
over . to each customer.
Ragsdale's Cash Store.
dW1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
sPRoUL ACADEMY OPENS
a---EMnEf1 m

Sproul Academy Private Schoo
opens Sept. s. Grade and advanced
work in class or alone. Specialties
voice, Piano, Business, and Teachers
Course.
Satisfaction guaranteed with indi
yidual attention. 229-12t 23-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
THE BEST EVER

Never have we had the opportun-
i;y to offer such bargains in i'm
ported granite ware: 75-cent pail,
30 cents; BOT. seamless coffee pot,
cents, so cents; large size dish
pan. so cents, 60 cents. Other
.n. n.'nes in proportion. 2S7-2t wit
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
MoLlNo.

The protracted meeting at Bethel
Presbyterian church is still in prog
ress Large crowds are attending
and good sermons are being deliver
ed.
Misses Ruth and Florence Heller
were guests of their sister Mrs. j.
e Blum at Mexico a few days last
week.
Mollno was well represented at
the Mexico Fair last week.
David Beam of Mexico spent
J few days in our community recently
Mrs. Jas. Camplin of Santa Fe
spent Monday and Tuesday will
her daughter, Mrs Jno. Heller.
Mrs. Adams had the misfortune o
getting her arm broken last week,
Miss Helen Fay, of st Louis, il
&c bo,. n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
MRS. PARKS DIES SUNDAY.

Mrs. Susan Parks, about IS years
old, died Sunday afternoon at the
home of her stepdaughter, Mrs.
Rayencraft, residing on East Liberty
street. Dropsy is given as the
cause of her death. She had been
in nj health for some months and
her death was not unexpected. Hell
husband died about years ago.
No children survive.
The Ledger extends sympathy,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
SALE CONTINUED
tINTu MONDAY,

UNTIL MONDAY
snccIal sale on white enamel .,
coat imported granite ware al
of regular price WI ,,n
Ferris e Cauthorn'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
ArTeMprs 70 ENTER HOME.

About midnight Tuesday night, E.
NB. Norris was awakened by some
cne trying to get into his home on
North jefferson street. The police
were called and an arrest followed
but the party was later released.
LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31

|WHEN we are putting substantial
hprovements on the country roads,
i must not forget about street
living in Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
CAN BE USED FOR
A RuNA5ouT.

= HUNNbOU 7.
or top buggy % perfect is the de-
sign OF the Bleese 'two in one" bug
gy that the top can be removed and
the buggy used for a nest runabout.
wi Ferris & Canthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
BENTON CITY.

Chas. Collins of Mexico visited
relatives here Sunday
Henrietta Douglass left here on
Tuesday night for Ohio on visit
Fred Kelelrhfs and family visit.
ed with Chas. HIidebrand's Sunday.
Francis Laws and wife of Kansas
City are visiting relatives and friendi
here.
The protracted meeting begins at
Unity Church Monday night
WOULD LIKE TO BORROW.
One of our field fence stretchers
long enough to stretch garden
fence win return in good order any
one Of the thirty-six please. Ap
ply wi
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31

Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Bremen visited
lya Dow and wife in Auxyasse the
first of the week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
SPECIAL GOWNS

Two styles fine quality nainsook,
with square yokes; eyelet EN-
broidery with sleeves of same;
imitation hand embroidery scai
loped neck finished with Val lace.
Your choice
99c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31

4 THE Mexico weekly Ledger IS
90 per year in advance 10 every
Body,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31

Geo. Masseys condition remains
about the same.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
peruna Secrets
You Sh0uIdknou

olden Seal, the root Of the above
s AEt, Is a very useful medicine. Many
..@ple gather 1t in our rich woodlands
N{|ng the summer. Few people know
81. valuable eitisin dyspepsia, catarrh.
..' Is a general tsuic.
'any thousand pounds Of thisroot are
sa< each year in the famous ratarrh
fdy, Peruna. This factexplains why
uses Peruna for catarrh.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
EoIev EitEg iIIs

loRic IN AcTioH QWoE ~ RESULTS
Give prompt relief from BACKAct4E'
klDNEY and BLADDER TROUBLE
RHEUMATISM, CONGESTION Of the
klDNEYs, INFLAafMAYioN Of the
BLADDER and all annoying URINARY
IRREGULARITIES. n positive boon TO
MIDDLE AGED and ELDER RI Y
PEOPLE and fot WOMEN
HAVE HIGHEST. RECOMMENDATION
y g. A. Davis, 627 Washington ST., Conuefsyillo
pd', Is IN his B5th year lie writes usi nav
tely suffered much from my kidhq, aud hiaN
= pr hnd severe baekHrles and myl idney nesipi
ns too frequent, causing me 60 lgto inpfh slecl
night, aud In my bladder there was oobsstan
hin' ] took Foley Kidney pfli tor sQmo TUG
nd am now free d an trouble and again able Z
"a M and around, Foley kidney Pills have tn
ghestFeoommonaatlon.#
OTIS PuHnY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
SANTA EE.

The county meeting was well at
tended at Santa Fe last Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Miss Marie Torreyson of Laddonia.
was the guest of Miss Gertrude Da-
Wis this last week.
Miss Josie Thompson spent the
night Thursday with Miss Nan Dull.
Misses Lulu Heckart and Alta Bea-
mon has been the guest OF Miss Nell
and Virgie Holman this week.
Brace and Earl Bailey Of Moberly
who have been guests of relatives
the past week rturned home last Fri
day
wiz Wilkerson sold Berry Bled-
soc 10 head of hogs at &c last
Thursday.
Quite nQmber from here attend
ed the fair at Mexico last Friday.
b.. +. Qusenberry and wife of
Victor were guests Of friends here
last Sunday.
Misses Marie Torreyson and Ger
trude Davis were Perry visitors last
Monday, ES
Mrs. Dolly Seely of near Center
was the guest of relatives here last
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31

Charles Bremen, of Diyeran, Ill.
ia visiting his brother, George Brem
er, and wife in this city. Mr.. Bre
mer is much pleased with Mexico an
its enterprise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31

A little son of Louis Grifflick and
wife is languishing with typhoid fe-
yer, the only case of typhoid that
Dr. Cornett has in his practice.
H. C. Carnes, James Myers, Louis
Knoble and Pete Erdle have all re-
Gently ornamented their property and
enhansed the value by putting down
granitoid walks
Our carpenters are kept busy erect
ing new buildings and repairing old
ones.
The Goddard sisters Of Bean
Creek spent a day here visiting
with Mrs. ]. l.. Carnes
The recent showers are perfectlng
the late corn into a splendid crop.
| Ed. Crooks returned from Kansas
City, bringing 60 head Of feeding cat
tie: 40 of them averaged 1855 lbs
The other load is younger cattle
but all a good grade and good cattle
He has on hand one hundred hea'
of hogs, his own raising.
Henry Winkler and wife of Kan
sas City are spending FEY
weeks with Charley's parents anf
other relatives,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
dw1t

Mrs. Eugene Dyson attended the
funeral of Irwin Asbury in Martin
burg Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31

SKIRT SPECIAL
Extra fine eambric in embroid-
cry and lace trimmed styles, Il
and 10 inch flounee with ribbon
run beading
st.25 and $f.49
Other muslin skirts
49c to $2.ss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31

Greeley, Colo, Aug. 20.
Few fans realized that during the
last few games that the young man
who stands behind the plate ana
who takes the hot ones the pitch
er drives at him has had other
than base balls shot his way Gu
bid was also on the job and al
though Vern Mitchell was able 70
handle the balls from the mighty Ca
sey Hagerman Cupid penetrated his
heart and at noon Thursday III
Denver tire popular catcher of the
spuds was united in marriage &c
Miss Mary Hunter of this city, FOR
| of MaNiao Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31

Columbia Aug. 25. \
S. j. Gallon who has posed as a
much prosecuted man and who ac'
cused Floyd T. Brooks of writing
threatening letters to him in an at
tempt to separate him and his wire
confessed that he is the author OF
the letters. Brooks, who spent sl1
days in Jail, is an innocent man III
somuch as the charges of blackmai
are concerned.
After GALLON confessed that h
wrote the letters to himself his WIZ
admitted that she had written tt
Brooks before she had ever receives
letter from him. Previous to yes
lterday she denied that she had eve
w. II. Williams, of Kansas City
is visiting Mrs. j. Y. Williams an
) family. Mr.. WilliamsNis principal Q
. the Thacher school, of Kansas City
and brother of the late J. V, WI
lliams,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31

Miss Helen Fay, of St Louis, il
The guest Of her uncle, D. A
Murphy, and family
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-31
Sample Shirt Waists
No. 26

Waists necks shot
trimmed pretty Val lace
neck lace linen tailored
and collars; regular 25 this
sale $49c.