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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-06-29
BELFAST.
June 20, 1911

June 20, 1911
The Sunday Schools of this place
are talking of holding picnic in the
near future.
Misses Ada Baker and Grace Duck
wall, of Hillsboro, visited Miss Maggie
Calvert last Sunday. They went to
the Serpent Mound in the afternoon.
Burch Garrett and wife spent Sun
day with relatives at Louden
The Jackson township board Of
education employed the followin g
teachers for the different districts
Saturday night; James Kesler, Belfast
Owen Lille, Union Chapel Frank
Kelley, Trouts; Bartholomew Roberts,
Wildwood; Albert Siders, Zion; Ethel
Miller, Fairview: John Williamson
Pleasant; Harley Campbell, Walnut
Shade. a.
Miss Hattie Tedrick, of Russell,
spent Sunday with Miss Attic Easter.
Frank Trump and wife visited at
Inloe's Sunday.
Fred Satterfield has been appointed
mail carrier on r. f. D. No. 9 to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Captain Kennedy. We are sorry to
lose the Captain but do not think
they could have appointed man who
would suit us better than Fred, who
will rnaka bic fret trin tnday NJ
Keys and Mr. Purdy, who have been
substituting on the route for several
months, have been very accommodate
ing.
Miss Gladys Tannehill, who has
been visiting friends near Tranquil
lity the past week. returned home
last Sunday accompanied by her
cousin, Miss May Dodds.
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Resolution of Respect

Adopted by Hillsboro Camp No 36S9,
Hillsboro, Ohio.
In memory of an esteemed neighbor
Philip J. Geyler, who passed away
June l6, 1911.
Whereas, God in his infinite wisdom
has caused the angel of death to enter
our camp once more and called from
our circle our beloved member and
neighbor, whose cheerful presence In
our camp was always appreciated.
Therefore be 1t
Resolved, that by his death the
camp has lost true member and
neighbor and that we, the entire
camp do deeply mourn his untimely
death and extend to his family our
deepest sympathy and assure them
that while they mourn the loss of dear
one, we mourn the loss OF a worthy
neighbor and bow our heads In humble
submission to Gods will believing
He doeth all things we'll. Be it further
Resolved, that our charter be draped
In mourning for period Of thirty
days that copy Of these resolutions
be sent to the bereaved family and also
copy to each of the county papers
for publication and that a copy be
spread on the minutes of our camp.
JAMES ROADS Com.
@. III. THARP
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SHARPSVILLE.
June %. 19l

'S -'i A"AAs
Zeke Rudy and wife spent Sunday
with the latter's mother Mrs Lettie
Miller
Frank Lowman and family and
Merit Lowman and wife spent Sunday
with Isaac Jones.
Miss Tillie CLANCY was entertained
by Vesta and Matte CLANCY Sunday.
j. d. and Amanda Noble were the
guests of Alex Fox Sunday.
@. f. CLANCY and family called on
j. II. CLANCY Sunday.
f. L. Mcdaniel and wife and T. j.
Lowman spent Sunday afternoon with
|. L. Jones.
Florence and Ethel Achor were the
guests OF Celeste and Corrinna Low.
man Tuesday.
Marion Garner and family we
entertained by VIM. Noble and family
Sunday
Mr.. Conard, Lizzie Brown and son,
Glenn, and Stanford Mcdaniel were
entertained by VIM. Alexander and
family Sunday.
Fine strong Coaster Wagons, S4.0O,
80. 90 and S6 90, at Stablers.
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II the Chautauqua should be held
where it has been held the last two
years, the dump at the foot of the
South High street hill will be a nice
sight for those attending to view.
The odor from decayed vegetables
and fruit and foul water which has
collected in tin cans will also be a
great drawing card. This dump will
certainly give the town great boost,
especially from sanitary standpoint,
10 all visitors.
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SLATE HILL VALLEY

June 26, 1911.
Miss Myrtle Murphy returned home
Friday after two weeks visit with
relatives In Indiana.
Mr.. Ferguson and daughter,
Vinda, of Cedar Chapel, dined with
S. P. Ferguson and family Sunday.
Harry Shannon and wife, of Berry
vile, and Ruth Kelley, of Hillsboro,
were the guests of Fred Rice and wife
over Sunday.
Mrs. John Irons and son, Ralph, of
Middletown, have returned home af-
ter months visit with friends here.
Mary Jane and Helen Dick were
the guests Of their cousin one day last
week.
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ADVERTISING RATES
Will be Made Known on Application

Anexchange pertinently asks, where
people spent their evenings before
there were moving picture shows and
no one seems to know.
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We only charge $40 for painting
your buggy right. The man who does
1t wrong and charges you anything at
all, is oyercharging you because he
has ruined your buggy.
THE M. +. CARROLL g. Sons Co.
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If they could make them any tight
er and still get them on, even If they
could not walk, do you suppose they
would wear them. We refer to the
Women's skirts.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-06-29

From the frequency of the changes
of the waist line, we wonder If a
woman ever has any trouble about
locating hers.
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ID. f. Scott is at Christ's Hospital,
Cincinnati, taking treatment for a
general break down. Mrs. Scott ia
with him.
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Hires Root Beer is served only at
Stabler's Fountain. Come In and get
a cool glass. Healthful and invigorat-
ing.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-06-29

Golden Orangeade always on tap at
Stabler's Fountain.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-06-29

Miss Harriet Mahan entertained
Tuesday afternoon with kensington
for Mrs. Fred Murdoch, of Santa Cruz,
Cal.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-06-29

Fine strong Coaster Wagons, s4OO,
$500 and $780, at Stablers.
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Dishes

Cups and Saucers, Plates Salad
Dishes, Meat Plates, Bowls, Pitchers
and dishes Of all kinds at lowest prices
at
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-21
MAJOR RICHARD MooRE HAS
MAMMOTH HOG KILLED.

Major Richard Moore, who lives
just north OF this city. and who Is
n ofAudraan's best citizens and
most sncoessfuI farmers and stock
raisers. on Dec. 10, had his large
force Of employees slan@hfec one Of
the largest is months old hogs that
has, for years. been sold on the
Mexico market. The mammoth pork
or tilted the beam at TAI pounds Ma-
jor Moore ives within the Smile
road District. or else he wouh not
have been able to reach the city
limits with this big bulk Of meat
The gallant Major disposed Of the
meat To- local butchers. with the ex-
cep,ion Of the mammoth ipead, which
was sold at private sale to DR.. ka-
naly. The head Of the hog weighed
l1s2 pounds. After the Doctor gees
the lard out Of the head. the meat
viii be well cooked ard a "hogshead
balrp win be reeled Off at Doctor
Kanaiy'h Observatory, close up 70
Lake Killarney. Hon. Steve 0draay
viii be toaBtmaster and also floor
manager we hope to be ehcee.
Dill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-21
A POPULAR VERDICT

Rassd an Eviaesss Il Eezits RssFis
Based on evidence Of Mexico peopl
Grateful thousands tell IT.
How weak backs were made
strong
Weak kidneys made well
Urinary disorders corrected.
Mexico people add their testimony.
They gladly praise Deans Kid
new Pills,
For quick relief and lasting cures.
Mexico evidence Is nov complete.
Mexico testimony IS confirmed;
Reports Of early relief subssanstiat
ed.
Cures doubIy proved By test Of
time
Let a Mexico citizen speak
Mrs. John Reeds. 1902 W. Harsoo
81. Mexico, Mo-. says: The state
ment / gave in November. 1908, wa'
correct in every particular. The cur
made BY the use Of Doan'e KIdnel
Pnls has been permanent 50 far
cannot give this remedy the endorse
ment II merits"
For sale BY all dealers. Price 3
cents. Fozter-Milbnrn., Co. Ns'
York. sole agents for the United Sta
81.
Remember the name-poaas a
take no othar.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-21
' ! OF SPECIAL
ELECTION.

ELECitoNs
To the qualified voters Of Au-
County, Missouri, residing
u,sh,n the following described terri
Tory to.wit: Begin at the Southwest
Conner Of section 81. Township 81.
Range IL in Audrain County, Mis-
souri,. run thence north to the north
west Corner Of Section Is, thence
East to the Northeast Corner Of -
thence south to the Southeast cor
ser Of Section 50. thence West to
Inc point Of beginning.
Notice is hereby given that on the
22nd day Of December, 1911,
a saecial election viii be held at the
cansda voting precinct in Sailing
Township. Audrain County, Missouri,
for the purpose of extending the
Sturgeon Special Road District Of
Boone County, Missouri. heretofore
created and formed, by ~annexlng the
following described territory "un-
der and By the authority Of Article
~. Chapter 1902, Of the Revised Stat
utes d Missouri, 1909. Entitled spec
Ia, Road Districts, end amended by
an act, approved April 18th, 1911
To.wit: Begin at the Southwest
lcarner M Section 81, Township 80,
lRanse IL, Audrain county. Missouri
ran theLce north to the North west
corner Of Section IS. thence East to
the northeast Corner Of Section 10,
thence scuth to the South east com
uer az Section S6, thence west to the
point Of beginning. all in Township
s2 range ~, Audrain county, Mis-
sour.
~. u. Graham, Clerk Of the An
dram County Court do hereby certi
|lfy thar the above and foregoing Is
TRUE. correct and complete copy o.
|lthe order OF publication as made b.
Hour County conrt, or the 9Th da!
Of December. 1911.
tsEAL.) Witness my hand an'
seal Of said Court. done az OF
flee in Mexico. Missouri, this 81
day n December, 1911.
J. B. GRAHAM,
Clerk Of the County Coui
4O.3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-21
NoTIeE.

Notice is hereby given that Let
tiers tesnmentary upon the estate Of
Elizabeth y. Davis, Of Audrain coun-
ty, Missouri, deceased. have been
granted the undersigned. Ida v. Low
der, by the Probate Court Of said
county Of Audrain bearing date, the
25th day Of November, 1911.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance within SIX
months after date of said Letters
or they may be precluded from any
benefit Of such estate and Il such
claims be not exhibited within one
Year, from the time Of the puhlica,
lion d this notice, they will be for
IDA v. LowDER.
40-4t Txecutrax
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-21
EXECUTORS, NOTICE.

Letters testamentary on the e-
tate Of Mary Meyer, deceased,
were granted to the undersigned on
the sth day Of Dec 1911, by the pro
bate court Of Audrain County.
All persons having claims against
said estate are requested to exhibit
them to me for allowance within six
months after the date OF said Letters
or they may be precluded from any
benefit Of such estate and II such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date OF said letters.
they viii be forever barred.
Geo. NJ. and Philip Meyer.
41-4t Executors
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-21
OTIS PURDY

n,s az esttis I toad af ~ Natl
SOL yaras so says wAitsr HEle
x tba arm q w L Hale q sOn q
AnaraEn couzky. No Il feed a nsat
rSe. mosaly heiters. as ! have
found the BIG expense 20 naiss thezn
rno.s 4 hardly worth Il. I hoaghx
he two loads Of he8es EhAch
sad Yesterday. hk Agus< and have
had fhen on fuR seed q cUn ana
|cceoaseed cake since that tine he
sSowed a za Of 27s p0ands 70 ne
head. aud ! thsnk uzA hs j. verS
sood. I Ike 70 feed hsteTS AEak
.tbev tske nesh more quickly. and the
-epceutaEe Of helters fed Is Fsry ngh
as eompared 10 steers OF course. TIE
demand for steers is generally better
but considering the heifers On tne
market / baZlere there is more coEnEe
r7ioa for this grade. TIE cattle taak
SOFA at the top / fed mysek. and ny
father and / fed the Others l don't
Hook for much feeding next y'
Au. don't beseTe / viii OUT tae
zane for some time yet III, Hast
, marketed a car OF hesEers at sf1t
and anosher at ss5a-LTe Soca
,lRepoE<er.
ANON me prime CHRISTMAS caS'
twas a shipment from the we%SoET
feeder. n. B. Murray. Of cahaEa!
/. county. No. Mr.. Murray shipped z
Ia car OF baby beeFe" xhich har'
been under bis ara skace they veTs
calves THIS shipment averaged !
! 0si pounds and sold to Armour :
Co az 80 per cE1-
I. Il took personal pride n hi
! drove Of cattle" said SIR. Mural
! and haven't seen any better qua
!, lty for some tine. They were sire
bv recsRered Hereford buA and cos
and are al pure bred stock TIE
have been fed OF and on since he
WsYe weand They are no quite
year Old yet, hut show e very 500
I gain Tor the time on feed Fur q
! last few months I have had them .
fms iced q corn end cotOnse'
!. cake. They brought G good price 9
/ am very much PLEASED with the
!, Louis market Live stock Repol
I err
Marshall. Nlo. Dec. Is.
sx hundred and fifty cllrsstIn
turkeys finished a 1s-nise walk Il
evening, and are now at the poult
market They len wannanaker a
O'Clock yesterday morning. in char
Of four men. also on foot- The Dir
were IN good condition
". O. smith, manager Of Val
stock Farm, near Cant, and one
the fest-srtormed s~toeknsen in I
SECTION, in discussing the prevail
hog plague. arrives at a very logi
conclusion. Il don't believe that
/. prevailing sickness among hogs
common cholera, said Mr.. SIN
Ny conclusions are that the plaI
Is caused by conditions brou
about BY last summers drought.
observations have been that dur
The DR.. spell on account Of scar
Of ICED the hogs were on extr'
shor+ ratious. grass was scarce
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-21
SOCIETY WON'T
TOLERATE cATAS''

There ia QUE sure way 70 T.. I
casarrh and along with i iAe " I
gustlug symptoms such as OasA'
snufflng and splitting
Breathe HYoME1. that's all "
got 10 do. Breathe It a few n
utes a few times a day Bre'',
deep into the lungs and see
quickly tho sore. gcrm'ridaen !.
brane viii clear UP and inilanu's'
vanish. Ia
HYOME is pure antisepp' -
does not contain morphine ~ #
or other habit forming drugs !,
made from Australian eucalypa, 4,
other antiseDtics. and Is risio' Il. 4
anteed for catarrh, asthma I.
bronchitis, coughs and colds NJ /
plete OUTFIT (inhaIer and O0'as' 1,
Separate bottles, IL afterT'l'
ed, 50 CENTS at otis Purds
druggists everywhere.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-21

an u.nztnvas CONDITION reFalee
With the September rAlns came SAP
NJ Grass ana dis with the ned
'corn hat was FED 10 tho hass senaed
to not their dieestive organs IN nad
epaer vita u result that Sickness fol-
loved. The socknng pgs q Sep
TENDER have NOT BEEN mSkeTsaAly e.
fecsed: their ras1ons hare beea regn
lar ana natural; froH the s0Ns hsg
they vent to the rev gruss and aheA
% corn consequently no greak loss
has beea noted among this class q
porkcrs NJ. smiEh looks Tor 3
high hog market during the late van-
Ter and spring as but few sons re
nsIn IN this session and the sazns
conditions prevail IN ne other hos
producing ssates. be said
]! ChaI Henderson d Corcosus had
q good COW killed BY Hunters TIN
week
judge Alex Carter sod . load 9
sooa maIes at $40 a head 70 4
|. Heitmann, Of Pacific No. thi
.veek.
]. C. Digs. OF near RusA hi r
I gently brughs Iss had Of good iced
iisg caste that averaged 1i2s HIS
, ]. W. Peck recently bought :
shoaSs averaging 50 Ibs-s for 81
, lfrcm airs. NJ. l. Campbell
a Theo. sen recently sold 50 iurke1
that hrcughs 500. He always raass
, good ncs
II The Audrsan Produce Company
Z doing a great Christmas busines
Iron saturday a. 5 D N. 70 Nor
Aday morning. 1000 turkeys We
!. lreceivcd, dressed and shipped out
~ During the pass week eig
d carIoads have been shkWed BY Il
s company to the markets. T
> company is working . large force
y hands and By tbs end Of =
a week a record breakti
ID business VIII have been recorded
e the company ut this point
a Under the management Of
"a w. strain and J. VIM Johnston. !
Audraln Produce Company d cne
u the largest buyers o. poultry
r. shia gqrtion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-21

FoE,uvfre numerous com
lpiasuss from shi1Rsss from NIX
leo htid olher polnks o. =
lLouss Live stock EEcAznss, q
nc NationAi SOCKS Yards. EAst s.
3Locis. has calicd a meeting tor
aaxt Saturday 70 ~reconsdes - d.
Ielslon to advance ths coanIns
s.oss On al sheep hos and cat
IL sod by menshers Of tae ex-
etangs
ne s,ocknlen and shippers Of
Auarsin passed the following rso
siuucns a. : msstang held & the
lcourt House saiuraay in regard 70
lthe -asss O rates ~ coznissoA
Ass-
wheIeaA TIE N&aonAl stek
Ysrss q Ea& 81 Louis MinoA
have hen he princspal marAst ior
1 ithe iivs stock Of this secioz Of
Nzsor1I for usanF years. ard xheFe
a.. tx stoekien and Skppers q
this terrkory hare beeR loyal pa
lhrons and szpposteEp q that mar
kst since SIS establishment and =
AZ times nxely and gladly paEins
hs Cemnhz&un Men there %
q lng haslaess fair and uberal pre
Is IN services An dispoelng q
sfrt 1--we stock CONSIGNED q them
lsor sale ana Whereas. ne VA
noual Live sock ExcAAnee q III
laNsffaral stock Yards. III
lnass. has Arbitrarily and apAtsei'
: ~deSided 70 sncrease ne rate 81 con
lnisaoa eharsss % be charged f.
lsales q all live stcel
=lntss shat We deem unju< snd "a
- tos1onaie. tpEnky per cent Alst
,ner tAan the rates prevaiing q
y lcshnr Seaaine markets q Ae coan
Ally wins At The sane TIN
~Assid Exchange haz ronlbIne
y. 10 reduca and keep theAr opeFal
.liug expenss AZ a mandmunn p
es.lrules and regulations that foras
nemberr OF sasd Exchange 20 e
- tend 20 shsppsrs any c~ourtese
thst are sxtenasd By cher ma
as kstss
And. whareas, many. 4 not
~.maiorsty % Tho preseEf membei
OF the National 1--we Stock E
change sitter having spent years
labor and exposure in feeding al
shipping Ave stock only % haA
heir Experience and q reduc'
bank aco0unt 40 show e. =
suits thereof. are now, % on
Ihixing very high. bud ali
secornfng wealthy in enc Itra stoe
i Commission business. and thar. g
M at the rates charged by this and
other leading exchanges before q
arbitrary business
Therefore, Be X resolved. BY I
Feeders ana Shippers Of
N drain County. Missouri, tal
< * vii not ship or eozsign a
more live stock 70 any firm at
Naaoaal stock Yard. Ill, that fan
- sd o. voted for said ineres
in commission rates. N
!, such rates Of commission be
stored and made the SANS
- that charged st other markets
- thaE formerly prevailed at !
nCnai stock Yards. Illinois;
m That NE herewith request
- Shippers "a Missouri and e
gz.swhere to take similar action
!, that a copy Of these resolutions
- sent 70 each live stock Conn
49, Esson firm dong business q .
! - yards and thar copies DO given
he press OF Andrain county
q publication.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-21
AnMlnls1RArRlx,s NOTICE..

Notice Is hereby given that letters
OF administration on the estate OF
Sam C. Kincaid. deceased, was
granted to the undersigned Nov. 10th,
1911, by the Probate Court of Aud.
rain County, Missouri. All persons
having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit the same to the
undersigned for allowance within
six months from the date Of said let
tiers or they maybe precluded from
any benefit Of said estate. and II
such claims be not exhibited With
in one year from date of this publ
cation they will be forever barred.
MAMIE KINcAID,
40-4t Administrators.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-21
Stool and =
- Farm News

colambaL No, Dee II
NszsOuE KS tbs year Enot1eA
~o- to the zlus q S1i1Aetli5;
wbsst worah SIS. ana oats
,sluea Al ss.ss7sS.be tosai udae q
tsaxa tb-ee crops-n0 Ge shree mos
valuasae, eabe-ssng si4s,9@s4S
Thess tacts are Broaght OF IN
he annual crop report Of corn. Nha
n oats. issued so<sy from the Of
~ q. T. c. Wilson. Secretary e
;hs Missouri state Beard Of Agrac1i-
ture. The figures on the three oros
chow The following;
cornENissour's total yield Of corn
for the present year Is placed a. isl
ga go bushels. as compared sath
q~5az7T.f00 bnshes IN 1885, The aT-
erase ysed per aero IS Ern as 3s
e5a472.1OO bushels 81 1910. The az
srage yA per acre IS given az Do
bushels as compared with "a last
ear. While these figures show .
decrease IN yield Il IS a MASTER for
qualification and pride and a hga
compliment 10 the futeA e1l
persistent effort a. Missouri farmers
that here a no snch shortage rs va
shown IN 1901 the other dry year.
when The soaal corn y1esd Of enf
sase was but 1867 900 busaes ans
e average yield per acre only y
bnsAe,s. The last decade has oei
Of magnificent progress IN aefi
culture and sn no stale in he u
ion Is this more thoroughly exempt
fed than IN Missouri where dHrss-
tie season Just ended 9 corn Gro.
a. faar proportions was grown a
tho rsau1a of the application q @
an1Gc methods and -eEbnE
80 uaxLnx az h1ain anA hfawn
The 1911 corn horeage i pllee
~ T.ESl.aa2, practically The eEiE
crop planted having bsen arFae'
H1werer, the aasoznt q corn crl'
bed VIA be smaller than Tor man
YEARS. q very large percnt q q
cnop having gone into shock Or So
The quality IS poor. the state ave
age beng but eI2. From eFsry Sc
lion Of TIE state cone reports
~osfsn wormeafen. chaffF al
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-21

Every family has reed Of q good,
retIable linlment. For sprains. brnis-
Is soreness Of the muscles and rheu-
matte pains there is none better THAI
chamberiain's. Sold by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-21
Cured IN His Own HON. rssA

Cured In His Own Home ToAh
Seaalia. Mo. "A. D. seTesls, "
Z. tn st.. employed IN the is
offices q the M. X. & 7. R. R. Z
tells the way for his fellow sEs
men 10 be cured OF kidney and
der trouble as be himself vas easl
For many years ! bad h
trouble. There was a severe p
across my back. with a too iFsqu
action Of ms kidneys, and avg
a scaldiHg sensation. l heard ~
ley's Kidney Pills, got sons, I'd !
ter taking them for sometime ass
was a wonderful change IN ny nA
ton. The pain left my back a =
action Of my bladder was norma =
the scaling sensation passed ~
entirely. / am glad to recOnn@
Foley Kidney Pills to all Eho =
had kidney trouble" OTIS PuFdy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-21
mANrs no nox AERE.

Patch Allen. a professional boxer,
Is here from Memphis. Tenn. for
the purpose Of organizing D class Of
~|instrurtion in boxing and may per-
hars rtaee several boas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-21

FOR sALE-My beaauiOa j &
an residence OF IA rooms : b
eru improvements with : a ]
Plenty Of fruit Of oil kiIo s.,.
bnuadings o. ail kinds D 81 /
sy.sheds, dc, E%vcrythins N i
uptodatc, Terms to SUI !. II
Or. So 4. ii. TrimDie. 80
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED

MARRIAGE LICENSES ISsVtV
Vim. HtIlender and Miss II
Thornton. Mexico.
WIN. scbceter. Audraini Ms Z
abeth Eyrna Apdrain,
Geo. o. Mcmillan and Miss W.
Barrett, yandalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-21

Mulss and hcn<es are mwl
cheaper this year than 'ne'
year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-21

Mrs. Nathan Spencer
from Laadonla trading satn'uP
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-21

Ruford dttrell and family ID
rtturned 10 Sailing township y
two years IN Texas. They are ~
pleased than ever with good Old
county. ~They all cone bad
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-21

Judge Alex Carter solu 4
Of nudes 70 Henry hei'i
reha. Mo. Al sire per heao.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-21
New Poultry Firm

We will open our branch
house at Mexico. Mo-, corner
Jefferson and Liberty streets,
Saturday. Nov. 18th and will
pay top prices for poultry.eggs.
butter, furs, rabbits, etc.
Handkerchief Commission Co.
37ti c. V. Gregg, Pres.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-21
roe SALE.

on 40, we acns need any GOOD
roass leaaing snbo Mexco.