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The Washington herald., 1912-03-03

Bon6ou March s-Prince Arthur OF Connausht
scn Of the Duke Of cunuanEht the gogsrnor-
grneIal Of Canada. and brJ;her os Princess Pa
tricia. IS besinnipg TO take rast in sdvsneinz
the csuse of edncation fer yognS men deiriug 20
enter work IN the trades He has bust consented
10 teoome a patron Of the Arpreuticcship and
skilled Employment Association. which has It's
Offices in Denison House. aud he has made sere4aI
EireeS,iors Of methods which have already been
adortej hy the association.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03
A New Dog Scare.

A New Dog Scare.
A three-year-old girl was bitten on the
check by . dog belonging to the public
orphanage et Celle. q little town near
Hanover, dnd the consequence was q per
manent scare. The child's guardian
brought an action against the orphanage,
including demands, for compensation for
diminished chances Of marriage" The
court held that the guardian was justi-
fed. and awarded the infant s625 as spe-
ctal damages. There was no plea that
the dog was vicious or that Interior re-
suits might follow from the bite.
The popular verdict on the decision is
that 1t was equally gallant and humane.
and every one is satisfied at the thought
that in fifteen years or so the girl, then
grown up, will have a modest sum as
dowry to help her to a huband whom
her Disagreement might otherwise have
repelled. II the child had been of the
other sex, damages would certainly not
have been allowed. scar on a male
Germans face is considered by the fe-
male OF his species to be a highly decora-
tive attraction as evidence Of manliness
and courage in his youth or student days.
A memory Of long ago is awakened by
the discovery that Iona Barrison. once a
celebrated dancer and chief of the widely
advertised "Barrison Girls" FIVE in a
row, to be seen on every street boarding
in London and the provinces. IS study
ing medicine in Berlin. with a view to
practicing in Copenhagen, where she is
married to Mr.. Fleuron. Iona BarTison
writes TO the papers that she is study
anatomy and physiology with a view to
aesthetic-hygienic body culture, through
which she hopes 10 teach her pupils TO
enjoy beauty and the joy OF life, but
IN reason"
! A civil engineer. man OF forty. belong
ing to very highly respected family of
the higher bourgeoise, who lived an
irTeproachable life in a fashionable apart
ment house with his wife and children.
has been found to be a DR.. JekyIl and
Mr.. Hyde in real life.
He very often left Berlin ostensIbly on
extended business trips. but in reality
10 exercise the fascinating profession OF
q railroad rObber.
A very prudent and skillful one he was.
too, for, though reports tallying as to
his appearance and methods came in
from all parts OF Prussia, he escaped de-
lection for more than two years. A
perverted spirit OF pride or daring proved
his undoing. He relieved a traveller OF
jewelry worth 5000, and actually went
TO Nuremberg, where the victim lived
called on him, and offered to procure the
return Of the stolen property for a con-
sideration. The victim communicated
with the police and the robber was ar
rested in the bosom of his entirely un-
suspecting wife and family. A search of
the fiat disclosed valuables worth be-
tween 81, 900 and 5000.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03
ROMANTIC CASE OFTREASON
STARTLES BERLIN TRIBUNAL
Brilliant Officer at Posen Betrays Secrets of Fortress
to Russian Authorities

should they not Immediately abandon the
strike.
For three days eO5 Ruthenian inmates
of the Greek Catholic College for theo-
logical students were out on a hunger
strike. They refused to take any food
In order to force the rector to expel
eleven unpatriotic Russophile students.
The archbishop appeased them with the
promise Of a strict inquiry into their
grievances.
The picturesque Berlin cabman who,
with his white enamel hat. his out-of-
date vehicle, his aged horse, his exor-
bltant charges, and his ungrateful man.
ners, lhas for years interested visitors IN
the German capital. is to disappear.
An edict has gone forth from the Ber-
lin chief Of police that, in view of the
obsofstef nature of these conveyances,
they can no, longer be allowed to cir
culate In the thoroughfares OF the city.
Compensation OF $50 in money is to be
paid to each Of the sixty licensed horse
cab drivers who are affected, and appli-
cation for permission to drive motor We
hIcles from any Of them is to be favor
ably considered provided they are able
to qualify.
- The new rule comes into force on April
], next. -
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03
school Strikes.

Remarkable strikes have broken out
at the grammar schools in six Galician
towns. In all cases the boys declare
that they will not go to school as long
as those professors who treat them with
great injustice remain teachers of the
school. The authorities threaten to pre-
vent all the boys continuing their studies
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03

price to put it together again. And this
Is but one Of mahy instances of neglect.
delay. and inefficiency generally that are
quoted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-01
Hnhes From
Cottonwood Sp'mgs,
10 lhs Xix ons o.


Uncle Henry lung Is stm ealte sick.
Col wm. H. ADKINS. Eve mills
vest Of Mexico, Monday. sold three
head q sesrlins cattle At $40 TIE head,
70 Billy ONen, and Billy says ycu have
seldom seen such choics meat placed
on the Mexico market
Here's The Ledger o sls joyful g.
to our young friend, M. oscar Black,
Of near Hatt0n. and Ill. pretty and
accomplished bride, who was, before
Der marriage, Miss Ora Brooks also
living near Hatton. Nay The happy
couple live long and pnsser.
Philnp shire says be iurss oyer the
champion frog-hair Act 70 Martin
DonnslIg and will lei Is 20 a. THAI
When il CONES to telling irog storyS
AsEiin has Phillip skinned = mile and
then some Come aerOkS Phillip
sam Wayne IS back home from the
stale u Eansas where be vent for The
benefit Ct bis health He was not
beseated BY bis stay 10 TIE vest.
Major Christopher Deity and Col.
Jesse Grtsr. tw0 Of The best nen that
a CROW ever dopped CEeF, was here.
Wednesday, shaking hands With their
nany friends Both arc rOck-EiObed
Democrats ard live up near Cant
Ds Ellis, the peerless I ue, was here
Wednesday, from Corcsrs. % busineSs
professional Doc SAYS { nc0rd looks
more ike HAtson ever day. While
bere Doc hsa bis "rIu1an shiSkeFs
spraced up On, you dsst DS0ri
According to The HumausviIle star,
Nj. and MIS- Atha Hncson. Of that
place. are The Oldest married couple
living In the United aieS. They
celebrated thelr nth v dding ami
ysrssFy last ~sek. M. Hudson is Sc
yssrS Oh and bis wife is g.
NJ. n Mrs Dan Dsy. ~s0 have
been residents q Edingoarg, Texas,
for about SIX years are coming back
to dear old Mexico 70 live. Mr.. ard
Mrs Dag have proSperea while in the
Lone star State, but oota OF these
good people had ; longing deep doEn
In their hearts for good old Mexico.
Mr.. Day has sold cut his business
interests in Texas aad be and his god
wife are csminE back. fney all come
back. Welcome, M children"
One Of The Osl's gnoa Republican
friends tells Us that his friend, Charlie
Dsane, who is a candidate for Sheriff
OF this couaty on TIE Republican
ticket was choSena delegate from this
county % tee Bull Meose Convention
a. Kansas City Oar Republican friend
sls0 tells Us that be thinks Charlie
sure must have gotten his legs
bad , crossed Let 'er 20 At that
Mr.. ard Mrs. ThoS c. Wilson and
Ars Mary Martin, Of West Liberty
saset, desire 70 thank their KIND
Vi ign5ors and friends for their many
kind acts during the sickness and
Death q their little +manths-oid
child sud grxn0childs Denton Martin.
who died july 9Th. Mr.. and Mrs
Wilson and Mrs Martin feel very
grateful 70 their neigbbors ana thank
them very much f0f their ~courteSies.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-01

We are aessins ran very hAdly
as croas are dEyinE W

We are neetlng rNa very had'y
a. crogs are drying ~
Mks Rouze q Msxioo Is visiting
mn pan ana family near SsaA Fe
unrle Jake Hanger. near SANTA Fe
died At his homo win his daaehser,
Ans c. C Lueas last saturday morn
Ing aboats O'Clock He was oneof our
Oldest cnt.ens. He would have been
81 yean OF ase the soth Of tbs
month He vas Ibid to rk At 1s
Icemasry a santa Re On sunday ev
lendnG rev. Richardson q rsris. No.
preached the funeral. We extend our
lsympathy 60 tho beresved ones
Rev Booker fziea his regular az
pointmene At the Methodist Church
Al Santa Re Sunday morrszS and
might. A large crowd attended.
Threshing and putting up hay r. the
order q TIE day
There Was a party OF four from
Santa re went FISHING the Other day
and caught a fish that was 4 II ? m
long WEIGHING So Ins. when the ms
took him home They had to eeA n
fsace aa ard put v through his gslls
10 carry r. Who can beat shatf
onr i've weeks more mtn uae
casutaaquA We hope everybody i
making plans 50 they can attend.
Alton Packard n an entertainer
wiihout superior IN the business. HI
cartoons are made with lightning
sreed ana are true 70 the cartoon.
lss's art
Nelson S Darling Is q big bust
ness mzn and his address on The
Community Of fnterest''wln be a goo.
one.
Mr.. A C Zehner. the great wom-
an orator Is q real suffragette. Every
body Is interested IN her address. W.
hope you can arrange to take It al
n There win be big crowds and
royai time for az.
There was a lawn party given at
Vim. DuR's last Friday night. I
was given IN honor Of Miss Ren;
Rouse Of Mexico. Everybody reportes
nice time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-01

John Cried shipped two loads q
cattle 10 E ST. Loais Monday.
Irwin Ma8dox shipped a had o. cat
ue Monday to + St Loats.
7 Ed Noore Of Guthrie shipped q
load o. hoEs from Nccredie Monday.s
Mss pssuice Gordon shoppeA n Ful
toz Monday.
Mrs. r NJ Berry Vas IN Falon On
Mond<y
Mrs. Jacob sIaadox visited rela-
tires IN Mextco last peesa
Mr.. ana AIRS. Mr. Wiz and Airs
D D Dadley Of Mex1o spenk sauaay
wth Geo. r. Craig and family wess
OF McCredie.
Miss AppAie Jackson was IN Aux
vase TSesaay. 3
Mrs r. n. Yates and little son.
William. visited IA Fulton Saturday.
Mrs Jas Wise ot Moxico Is visiting
her daughter. Mrs Geo f. Craig this
wesk
J. D. Underwood shipped seo CAN
hogs to f. S. Louis Tuesday
C. n. Berry shipped one car boss
70 T. ST. Louis TUESDAY.
Mrs. b. ~ Atkinson and ohlldren
returned home Saturday after 4
weeks visit with her parents. MT
aad Mrs. chas. Brown az Benton
CITY.
vivion cunnlnghAm returned 70 hls
lone In Fulton Thursday AFTER a
weeks visit with his uncle. william
VIvton.
Miss Minnie Harrison Of Mexico
spent several days last week viii
Miss Grace Boyd
Misses Jennie and Marte Sommer
were shopping IN Mexico Friday.
Mrs C. H. Berry was shopping il
Fulton Thursday.
John Sussett UAs IN FnkoR Fri
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-01
MoLlho.

The Rev. Barks OF Mexico filled his
regular appointments at Bethel
church Sunday.
Emnne Winterhalter aud family
near Rush Hill were guests OF John
Morley and family Thursday night.
The ladies Of Mt. Zion Baptist
church had a large attendance at the
Ice cream social they gave On July
p. Proceeds amounted to $I21. 20.
The Young Ladies Missionary so
ciety of Rising Sun church viii give
"a carnival at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Bybee. east Of Moline. ,:
Aug. Is.
William Weaver and wife Of Mex
fco spent a few days in our midst
last week.
Edgar Berry and wife, near Cant,
spent from Thursday until Saturday,
evening with relatives here.
Quite a number OF people in this
community attended the all day meet
ing and basket dinner at SANTA re
Christian Church Sunday.
Cain Gex was here one day LAT
week and tuned Miss Minnie Ands,
sons piano. Mr.. Gex Is a fine musl
clan and an experienced piano tuner.
Miss Aura Flynt returned to hei
home near Hallsville Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-01

Andy Winscott and family will
shortly move back to this city to
reside from Columbia. Mr.. Winscott,
who has been in poor health, is i'm
proving slowly Their many friends
will be glad to learn Of their re-
tn II to this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Winscott and their children have a
host OF friends here.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Doolln and Miss
Emma May Barney, all Of Rush Hill,
lave returned from a delightful visit
IL California and the Northwest.
Leslie Lowder has sold the Hoxsey
Hotel barber shop 70 Harvey Imam
Of Fulton. Mr.. Imam has taken pos
session, He comes to Mexico high.
~ recommended. The Ledger wei.
comes him and his estimable wife
TO this city. Mr.. Lowder tells us
he expects to take a pleasure trip on
West. He'll come back.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-01
Younes cREEk.

Preaching at ollves last Sunday
mOguzng and nAghk by the pastor. the
ReF. Rice.
Corn and gardens are dryang up fol
want Of rain; the farmers are
through their harvest In this section;
oats and hay are good.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pollard spent
last week with Mrs. JoelNa Craw.
ford.
Jas Crawford IS threshing.
The ladies' OF Moline church clear
ed $500 at their ice cream supper
last Thursday. There was a large
crowd IN attendance.
Rev. Lec=> - Rex
o'Herr0n in a series of meetings at
Ssntz Fe.
Get ready for the chautaSquA =
only a shoEx time until 1t begins.
The ladies' Of long Branch
chunch VIII have an ice cream sup.
per at the church yard next Saturday
night. Everybody IS invited %
come.
William Beagles OF Nevada. Mo, is
visiting At W. T. Asbury's this week.
He WIN aiso visit his cousins. Mrs. +,
G. Berry and Mrs. C1aas Tanner Of
skinner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-01

KEN Steven delivered % two year
old 8 IL cent cattle to Green and
Long Monday.
J. j. winn sold 81 isO-Ib. hogs o
l.. Green for $710.
Garrett LittreM has bought the
Joe Httreli farm of 800 acres al
$50. He sold his own farm to N. d.
owings, ITO acres, for 5000.
Miss Richardson of Iowa has re
turned to her home after a visit
with the Misses Ess.
Kent Stevens sold rs 25T ID. 7 lac
hogs to Humans and Fisher.
Jonas Berg and family and John
Gore and family have returned "a
G ntralia after Spending a week at
Harris Springs.
Mr.. crum and family Of Illinois
have been spending a week at w. II
PolIard's.
There wdl, BIO an Ice cream social
q. Macedonia Saturday night.
Mr.. Lynch and wife and Velma
Barnes. and brother Of Paris. having
been visiting VIM. Barnes and family.
Last Sunday was the 74th birthday
Of Robert Smith. His friends and
relatives surprised him with a bas-
ket dinner at lbs home. May this
ecod citizen be with us 20 celebrate
many more birthdays.
The Rev. Ephrium Young died at
hfs home in Moberiy Saturday, His
remains were laid to rest in the
Macedonia Cemetery beside his
wife who preceded him four years
ago.
Tho Methodist meeting Is now IN
progress Ell New Hope.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-01

distance them in the defense Of
the subject OF which this appeal is
the text. viii you join and give
one yern honest efforts and stand
as one anbroken phalanx at this
crucial moment Will any hon
est man falteri Your vote alone
may help or defeat your most
sacred call to duty for your
friend or ncighbors. Know that
this may be the last opportunity to
show your friendship and fealty
to the long neglected fellow citi-
zen, SO much in need of your help.
Will YOU pass with indifference
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-01
NEW HOPE.

The Rev. presser filled his reg
appointment at New Hope satu'
and Sunday.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs D. Gallol
July 20. a son.
The Sunday School Is prcgre'
nicely under The superintendent
Edgar Berry, who would be ple'
to have n large attendance every
day.
Tho Dollins boys visited the D'
boys Sunday.
tied MRS s: A. Bovine the first
the week.
Most everybody Is through
their hay harvest, and are
busy threshlng.
Mrs. Sanford Curry and Mrs
Robertson visited Mrs D
Bovine Sunday.
Archie Johnston sold to Joe
sidine 8 fat hogs at $3.50 per
dred.
r. +. Shock and family VisSlea
tralia friends the latter part OIL
week.
Allen Duffy and wife sent %
day might and Sunday with H.
Shock and family.
G. IL. Dtckey is threshang HOT
Liberty church this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-01
eANr

Hrs. Zip Shell OF Port Layaca.
Texas. IS wishing In this nelghbor-
Rood,
J. II. Faucet visited J. II. Dan.
iel and wife saturday night and sun.
diy.
:. F. Loren and family visited his
s!ster Mrs 7. r. Combs Of cemra-
la Sunday.
L. Z. DAVIS and wife visited s.
p Loren and family Friday.
Aunt" Sue Shock Of Halkvaie is
visiting in this neighborhood.
Dom. forget the Mexico chauian.
Gna Sept. -410th.
Miss Addie Cunningham OF Mexico
IS sitting at Lee MiHer's.
Be sure and see Rosani. the juggier.
a the Mexico Chausauqua.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-01

the call to duty, too long delayed I
Hope deferred maketn the heart
sick, hut when the desire cometh
it is a ] sweet as tire honey" The
Primary on the 9th Of August will
decide whether you have the
strength Of your convictions. Ny
earnest plea will end with this APP
peal, and who will await with a
degree Of anxiety TO see if you
viii respond to this appeal for
Justice in the interest of the old
and needy defenders Of the cause
You profess to love,
Respectfully,
j. u. HAWKINS, Candidate for
Representative of Audrain Coun-
ty for the Legislature.
Your prescriptions are FILLED only
by graduates and Registered pharma-
cists at Buckner's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-01
RowENA.


The Rev. E, D. Watson OF Louis
vsre, Ky. will preach at the NJ. f.
church, Sunday, Aug 4. II a m. Rev.
Watson IS the Church Extension Sec
tary OF the Methodist Church
Or. Collier and Arthur Neal went 4
CentraIia Wednesday.
Albert Spencer sold 100 hogs 20
Tom Hodge at $7.s5 a cwt.
A bunch OF Lewis county boys
passed through Thursday en- route
to tha southwest on a sporting trip.
Arthur wager sold a COW and calf
TO Tom Hodge for $50.
Arthur wager and Miss Leona For
man went to CentraHa with a load Of
poultry and eggs Saturday.
There was a telephone meeting
here Saturday and voted it dead.
c. Z. Keithley took a lot Of poultry
and eggs to Centraiia on
Saturday and brought back a lot OF
merchandise.
Several from this vicinity attend
Cd the ice cream supper and candi-
oates speaking at Cecil Saturday eg.
enine.
speaking at Cecil Saturday night,
Ed. J ID Greer filled his regular ap.
pointment 81 Antioch Sunday md
Sunday night.
Ed Love and family OF near Central
school house spent Sunday at Arthur
Yager's.
DR. Cooner. II. N. Bodlne. Jack
Blanton and Frank McAikster, all of
Paris, were here IN an auto Mon
day in the interest OF McAInster's
canvass for Attorney General.
Arthur wager and wife and Miss
Leona Foreman went to centrana on
Monday.
Miss Leona and Mary Foreman and
Vida Wager went to Paris Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-01


Cast Week..
Hugh Hollenshead and family. Of
Centralia, were visiting in this vi
cinty the past week.
John Settle Of near Santa Fe was
here Wednesday. and looking well.
He says his health IS better than it
has been in 20 years.
Mrs Cecil Mallory and Mrs Collier
spent Wednesday with their parents,
J H. Nell and wife.
Jas. walker bought a lot Of
corn from Mr.. Phillip at roc per blu.
Pete Foreman sold Arthur wager
some corn at 75c per Blu
Arthur wager took some eggs ard
Ioultry to CentraIia Friday.
Kirt Peck is the proud owner os
a brand new buggy.
Several from a distance we're here
at mill Friday.
Claude Tribble took a load OF pouI-
try and eggs to Centraia Saturday
and brought back a load OF goods.
Phil Roberts and family went to
Centralia saturday.
Tom Rowe sold 40 two years old
steers to Milt Householder. He
has 40 more on grass that he Is
thinking Of selling.
Cecil Mallory bought some corn OF
Mr.. Phillip at zoe per bu.
Tom Rowe, Jr. sold S NJ wager a
ut OF oats at 2 lie h bundle.
Cecil Mallory has out 1875 acres Of
corn and a lot OF oats. He brought
in a stalk OF corn Saturday that had
jus begun 10 tassel that measured
10 feet tall.
Hay and oats are tine and corn is
looking well, but has begun to need
rain.
! There We're a few from a dis
lance at the Woodman lodge Sal
urday night.
Tom Sexton and family of Halls
vile spent Saturday and Sunday at
A. J. TNribbIe.
Rev. J.. NJ. Hornback filled his
regular appointment here at Maple
Grove Sunday morning and evening.
F w. brewer and wife came in Sat
lrday from their new home in Mex.
leo and returned Monday with an.
other load Of household goods.
Bob Peck and A. J Tribble shipped
a load Of hogs to Market Monday
Ed Scott and wife WENT to Paris
Monday
Cecil Mallory Is running the engine
fer Dan Hoberts's t~hreshlng machine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-01
NOTICE.

Letters testamentary upon the 90
tate OF Mary A. Hit, DECEASED,
were granted to the undersigned on
2is; OF July. 1912, by the pro
bate court Of Audrain county Nilsson
RI. All persons having claims against
said estate are required TO exhibii
them for allowance within 6 monthi
after the date Of said letters or they
may be precluded from any benefit
Of said estate, and Il such claims
be not exhibited within n year
from this date of publication thel
will be forever barred,
22-4t w. Y. Hits,
Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-01

from inflammation, and your Sanatiye
Wash relieved me. / en- glad to tell
anyone what your medicines have done
for me-. You a use my testimonial in
any way you wish, and / win be glad
to answer letters. - Mrs. CHRISTINA
REED, 1O5 Mound ST., Peoria. III.
Mrs.. Lynch Also Avoided
Operation.
Jessup, Pa. -"After the birth of my
fourth child, ! had severe organic infaiu o.
nation. Iwould have such terrible pains
that il did not seem as though / could
stand it. This kept up for three long
months, until two doctors decided that
an operation was nceced.
"Then one Of my friends recommended
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and after taking 1t for two months
! was a well woman. MIRA. JOSEPH A..
LYNCH, Jessup, Pa.
Women who suffer from female ills
should try Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound, one Of the most guecess-
ful remedies the world has ever known,
before submitting TO q surgical opera
ton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-01

During the summer months O
ere OF young children should v
for any unnatural loosencss OF
bowels. When given promp.
tention at this time serious TT
may BE- avoided. chamherlaln's
lc. Cholera and Daarrhoea Rel
can always DO depended upon,
sale by ell dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-01
PRIZES FOR THE
FARMER WOMEN

The Ledger oilers SIC first
gFszes s. ssoond pzisas $3.50 Z
shrd Erlze and the Weekly LedM
get i year fourth prize TO TIE y
q Auarzl coznsy Farm Women
who sell the most butter, esg
ehlake1z. dusks ard turkeys from
from Ian. !, 1915. 10 jar a.
1919. rot counting eggs sOsd for
Se<aag pzrDose4 Aay resdeut =
wozaa o. ne Coaty is eEgi-
bsa =
Al ea<@ m1st be acs1n
psnsA By fal Lists o. sass EedH
Al Ledger onlce nx later than CO
8 O'elo& p n. Jan Is, 1878. The q
dsesson VIII be Gnnom.oed Fe6 4
y l. 1913 Make yow report as !
tollows. q
No doz. eggs brought 81 y
No. lbs. butter hroaght =
No. ehsckeus brought 8
q No. turkeys brought y
No. ducks brought
Merchants so desiring can
. notify us Il they wssh TO give q
a special prize for the largest =
sale Of any one Of the 5 differ =
ens produets. 4
Q Q Q 8 4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-01

NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLEME
Notice Is hereby given that
settlement OF the estate Of CHI
w Sanford deceased Will be mad
the next term OF the Pro
Court Of Audrain county, Missouri
be held at Mexico. Missouri,
the second Monday in August, IL.
Frank r.. Sanford,
22-4t Administrator,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-01

Sixteen cars of a Wabash fire
went into the ditch at WellsylllC
Tuesday night. No one was inju
Several Of the night passenger tr
were delayed several hours on
account.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-01
ARE Xou %iNTEREsrEn iN
SOUTHERN cALIFoRNII


Having removed from Missouri 10
san Diego. California. six years.
ago, and having made a close
study Of real estate and business
conditions. will be glad to answer In
qulries from my Old friends and 9th
ar relative to Southern California
in general. or San Diego in particu-
lar as 10 land values. opportunities,
Investments. etc, / can help you TO
the information you need.
q. B. WILLIAMS.
Room 20 Lawyers Block. 1S' St
San Diego. Cal.
: enGE. At1NEnYlzEMEMTa PAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-01

II you are a housewife you
not reasonably hope to be health
beautiful by washing dishes. 81
ne and doing housewoFk all
and crawling into bed dead tired
night. You must get out into
open air and sunlight. II you
this every day and keep your
ach and bowels in good order
taking Chamber aims Tables
needed. you should become
b. aithy and beautiful. For sac
all Dealers.