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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
MAY 0 FATAL.
When WIN Mexico People Ter"
a.. Importance Of III

WnGn VIII tN~N'NN
the Importance Of ~
Backache is only a simple 'hing
at first; 49,
But when you know it is from une
kidneys;
low;
fatal end.
You will gladly profit by the 1Oi-
lowing experience.
IT'S the ztatemens Of q Mexico
citizen.
Mrs. Sarah Brownfield. Washing
tom ST.. Mexico. Mo, says; "Elsn'
years ago |. had the worst possible
case OF rheumatism. The disease al
tscted my limbs and joints. espee'
Tally my knees. The pains made me
s,ck and MY Kidneys and back CON
stantlg bothered me. ! finally nae
to 20 to bed and was unable to heI
myself at all. l used several rem
edies and doctors but received NJ
relief until / heard Of Doan's KID
rev pills relieved me OF IN
rheumatic pains and bachache.
never had 10 use a chin or eraVcl
since then and have had no recul
renee Of kidney trouble
For sale by all dealers. Price o
cents. Foster-Mnburn., Co. Ne'
York, sole agents for the United sta
90.
Remember the ame~-Doan's-an
take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
MEXICO PEOPLE TO
VISIT ISLE

Mrs. Mary Graham, who accom-
panied e. d and Mrs Graham
to Cuba writes the Ledger
they are enjoying a very pleasant vie
h 10 Havana On January II, they
leave there and so to the Isle Of
Pine to spend a portion Of the re-
mainder Of the winter. Mrs. Mary
Grahsm's letter follows;
Havana, Cuba, Dec. q, 1911.
Ny dear Mr.. White:
Each day we look Cor the Led
lga; please send ii 10 Havana as
we expect to be here until January
i1th, when we 90 to the Isle Of
Panes. Haven't forgotten my prom
tse 10 write you something Of our
"trip; have started a half dozen OF
more Letters 10 you but each day SC
full Of sightseeing. ! shall II,
to finish one to you soon
I am sure YOU recognize the pic
ture Of the ~Bialeeon. Havana's fan
oqs drive and promenade, a beautiful
park facing the ocean on one side
and the narrow haFbor entrance on
the other. Across the harbor car
be seen old MORO Castle and The
adjoining cabanas Fortress L 4
here the celebrated police band o
Havana gives delightful concerts ;
times a week.
Westward along The sea wall u
another magnificent driveway. ire
quented IN the evening by the up
per classes OF Havana, who drive II
handsome ~equiEages.
Christmas Day seemed 70 us mos
like the 4th Of July. cabais ~Nosht
Buena.s Or Good Night, Christ
mas eve. IS tho night OF all night
OF tile year TO the cubans. In man,
Of the streets especially those aroun'
III graf "Tacon market presentet
a novel appearance. Crude pens
for pigs, turkeys, chickens and gnin
cas- were built in the streets. TINS
poorest beggar IN the streets wa
able to get his piere Of Christmas
roass rig, as It was sold On evers
street corner IN small portions.
Mosa Of the stores were open al
day Sunday and all night. Some 81
the theatres hist the greater pas'
OF the night. last performances be
ginning az ~ O'Clock midnight
Mother, father and spent a TerJ
quiet day. all TO ourselves
I am enjoying every minute OF tht
Father and siother Graham are
grand trip Am thankful to a both
well.
Mary N. Graham.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
inns, CANTERBURY
DIES SUNDAY

can.erbury. VIE of A.
c.n.s,onrv. residsug a male and
~ no,th az this city. died SUMO
n n%arn 1o,'s about 100 o'clock. The fun,
-. hela at the homo oa
1890 astemOon at z:sQ and ny
De- + 9. Handy Of the Aeh N.Y.
nes e~opaucted the services. the
remslps wer inferred IN El"~0''
Icemetery. m
- anne Ame The cause q
ss~ aeath IS given as kidney
Me she was born IN 8. L :,
oomtv and vps 70 years ~"
lmonths old. =
na-,des her husband, and
aaurhter. Mrs. Carter she =
u.sas ~ several other children
~. ra,l bearers were Geo Soal
'.,a 4 p. EmmOns. W. J. Acl'ns
.John w. Howell, Otto sen0pP
ID. A. wltherspOon. a.a. /,
The Ledger joins cher irAena' :, ]
. sxsendlnE sinceere sympathy % ~
: bereaved ones.
. a...s ina Rhodes. OF Bas =
' rouls mississippi, a slsler -
Mrs, Green Clay, q this d's, ~
. n cleveland. ohio. Tuesday n'sn'
' aa,ss Rhodes had been ~ for e
ar~a montbs and for the PAST 7"
'nor,hs had been under treatment
specialize in Cleveland. Tue
MAINS were brought 20 Mexico :
interment.
vi The Ledger joins otiier
IN extending sincere sympans
'e the beEeayed. pAoa
d The funeral Of Miss Ina knoo'
v was sunday afternoon at 2'Se
se sns home of Col. Greene Clay. =
bodv arrived at $50 sumo
morning from Cleveland, O.. a
was taken directly TO the =
home. The pail bearers we're Fra
coatsworth, S. p. Cook, c. a. bu'
ner. Z N whHte, R R Arnold a
Johm 0rear.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

THE Fulton road district voted
100000 IN bonds by sos 70 lev
rho commissioners expect to EN-,
phoy a practical civil engineer and
road builder to decide what worl
should he done and mike SImake7o
the cost As sooa~@ tbo bonds can
be issued and ASId and the prelim
-lary work Fl the engineer is done
bids win Ne asked from contraction
for building ihe roads planned ans
SO far as it is possible they vii
have All Of the roads built dur
ing the coming year, Il contract
can be let at a reasonable price =
men who can finish the work !
that time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

REFERRING TO the Importance
q q Merchants association tho
Statesman editoriany says:
|aA weIiknown Columbia merchant
recently remarked to the Statesman
that q CREST deal OF the country
lirade that should come to Columbia
goes to Moberly, MEXICO, Boonviae
lFayette or some other town within
this terrstory. and gave IS the rea-
son that the country people were
offered Inducements which they CON
sidered sufficient TO justify them On
ltrading at these points. AS a mat
tier Of fact" he said. many q
Ishese towns have merchants organ
lizataons TINT VIII pay q farmers
Il,raSeAng expenses 81 he viii df
his trading there. The farmers have
Ito pay no toll IL they drive to thos'
! Towns, have hitchdng racks proNd
] led for their teams, and their ran
. lpoad fare refunded If they buy
certain amount of goods. columbl
lcould do the same Il the merchant
+ would get together" And why not
: IThis work is somewhat without th
/ province OF the Commercial Chl
d but q weal-organized merchants q
s sociation could take care Of II
J. country trade. and We believe u
r matter could be easily done II SON
MERCHANT would take the tnitiattyi
Tor the Organization might be g
a-Ifeuted under the auspices Of u
= Icommercal Club. ia committ'
,sfrom this body were 70 take a
Ia hand, we Sc no reast
why a merchants association 9
sssnea snr sha sole purpose OF loo
cling after Columbia's trade interes
ehonld NOT prove an effective a.
nowerful organization.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
EXECUTORS, NOTICE.

I,sitcrs testamentary o. d
tate OF Mary Meyer. dSaN
we're granted to the undsfsssa
the sta day Of Dec 1911. by a3n
bate court of Audrain County.
An persons having claims liH
said estate are requested to ia
them 70 me for allowance viih
months after tho date Of said la6
or they may DO prccluded irn
benefit u such estate and Il
claims DO not exhibited within 4
year from tho date Of said \
they viii he forever barred.
Goo. NJ. and Philip NSu
4t-at Executes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

5. Allynn Trexeii. Of Springfield,
III, will enter the real estate bust.
ness In this city locating in the Of
flee Of the late Henry Edmonds
Mr.. TFexell will bring his wife
with him and intends to make Mex,
leo his home permanently. The Led
ser Joins the public III general Ii
welcoming Mr.. and Mrs. TrcxeI 4
this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

THE Century Magazine contains
an earnest editorial for more relig-
Iious life from the secular press.
taking the position that the great
Iea need OF orr times Is more and
deeper religious life. and says: IAN
this means that religion is. after
all, the principal shtng; that a mere
adjustment Of ethicss formnlaries Is
not enough; that a deeper note
than this must be struck IL We hope
10 restore the lost harmony to the
human soul and the social order.
There must be something to wor-
Ship, something that kindles our
~prrest love and marahals III high
est loyaltiee. Nothing less than slts
win meet the social need Of fae time
which Is a call for q radical change
In ruling ideas, for a mighty CON
strucs'on Of ideals. for new con-
|oeptions Of the meaning and value
of life. The call Is head, as we
have already said. in many unr
expected quarters. A daily neHspar
per. published in Wall street, de-
clares that there is nothing fhe
country needs just now 50 much az
a revival of old-fashioned relig-
ion. A daily paper, published In the
interior. has taken every morning
for a week subjects Of its
LEADING editorial from the phTases
q PANS praise Of lore as the.
greatest thing in tafe world. The
last Christmas number Of a western
daily journal had a brilliant editor
ial three columns long upon The.
Holy Spirit, written by one Of the
strong journalists Of America, and
full Of me passion Of a genuine rer
.~iigious faith. These are signs Of
the dimes. Heretofore there has
been macn protest against any close
contact Of religion with business
or with politics. Now 1t SEEMS 70
be assumed that nothing bu religr
ion can Fenoyate hHutaliSed baisi-
ness ana corrupt politics
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
SUNDAY COOLEST
DAY OF WINTER


Sunday morning was the coldes'
50 FAR this winter. The thermome,
ter of j. F. Llewellyn. the local
weather recordkeeper. register
ed three degrees above zero
Monday morning was warmer by :
degrees, it being 10 above.
In some respects Monday morn
ing seemed the coolest. Had nt
wind been calmer. Sunday worlf
not have been 80 cold.
Monday, too, marked the mrs
day Of 1912. 1t will be another cen
fury, 1t is said. before New Year,
eve win be on sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

IVES HVinn. a prominent young
farmer, residing at Ortiz. soush Of
Mexico. ran against a wire, Satur-
day night as he hurried to catch
a train, and cut has face 70 severe
b It was necessary 10 take three
stitches. His many friends are
congratulasdng him upan saviiig bis
q which narrowly escaped being
torn BY a barb.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
NJ HODGES AS
IN AUTROR IS
GAINING FAME

The selection from the Ntdp He'd
~ suitable literature. Of tba work
Of any aufhor for tepsOdunti0n nor
the > Of The blind. Is obviously a
very high compliment 20 the Eriter.
Tha number ~ books to be con-
esdered and drawn from. even when
az reQairencnts for the special
purpose are strictly observed. Is 50
large. and the consideration Of
then Is so careful. that to be eel
|itcted for this benificent work con
sers q notab.e distinction upon a
book md its author. Il may b
compared to the crowning Of al
moocsssul work BY the French Acad-
lemy though In the choice az iIterar
fure for the hiind certain qualities
lare required ~Aieh ere not Htrtctly
necessary In the former case. This
distinction has recently been coafers
red upon .eThe Worth OF serrice.
10y Leigh Mitchell hedge Formerly
city editor Of the Mezico Ledger,
the wen known author OF The
'lcreat optmistr At the annual mest-
ling u the Pennsylvania Home
ITeachsng society and Free chculat-
ling Labrary for the Blind, held hsS
FEBRUARY. ana an appeal was made
Tor funds to emboss and ~stereotyp~
! certain selected books, and s2W
q was raised for this purpose, Egh'
, hooks we've chosen, including 'Th'
3 Worth OF Service Which has
; among is companions in distinc
2 tson carefully chosen examples 9
y the work Of such writer's as Dies
e ems, Tennyson, weir Mitchell
3 ana the author Of The Rosary
u and Is the only one Of the namee
I (which is neather fiction nor postrl
q .The worth Of Service is mad
y up Of ffteen short essays. ever
= one Of which is Infused with andrh;
70 acterazea BY . spirit = wise an
Fe cheerfm encouragement and cor
se fort for all unhappy and unfortul
d ate morsals, and Is thus peculiar
suitable for the uplifting Of tho'
almost afflicted of the sons Of mem
the blind. From some Of the atA
rs the character of the essays may
III inserred.-snch as "Resurgam," u
he Friend 'sThe Peace Of God
ab, '.The JOY Of Death" Il from 7
choice Of subjects it should be !
ferred that these lay sermons a
The good also for those happily posses
ed Of ali their faculties, the inf
ye. ence would not be far wrong
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
Mr.. sAPP|NGT0Ns
COON SKIN GOAT

sapOington. the jack man
N ceptralia, Is protected from ms
~ ! coonskln oyercoat made
ss0m hides Of coons which he HIN
self caught with his famous coon
dop Buck whose reputation as
! finder and killer Of coons Is py
{ means confined to Boone coun-
~ Mr.. sappdngton has been o.
fered 500 for Buck but says z
i q for sale at any price. fns
coat which sapplngton was wear
Inc was made from the skins q so
n the 1872 OF the rfngtatled species
whtch hn and his past master en-
psne have captured in the last
three yeaps. Mr.. Sapydneton sent
ne shsrty skins to a well known
furrder with instructions TO Use
only the best part Of the hides The
consequence IS that his coonsnin
coat 4 the best and isnea TINT
can he made and differs from The
ooonslin garments Of thiA kind US
ually seen. Three years ago Mf'
| sappington bagecd 80 coons Two
years ago he captured IS; lasa year
but 16, and 50 far this year 10 q
tho credit Of himseA and Buck The
soason ISN'T near over and ho Thinks
he VIII probably equal his record O
80 df hunting conditions arc favor
able.
Besides bedng n Of che larses'
dealers in jacks In the country ans
tho champion coon hunter besldea
Mr.. sappington Is the owner Of ons
OF the three deer parks On BOOM
county, the other two who maintaiI
deer parks being Derby Bass, q
nrae Ashland, and Charles Palmer
Of near Sturgeon.
Nh. 5appsnssoHs deer park In
:. cndes 10 acres at Centralaa. He on
iy has five deer now, but usuait
has about Is or 20. He has we
Gently lost two or three and hai
also sold several. He says there 4
a ready market for all the deer h
: can raise. He and Mr.. Paine
have been in partnership on occa
sions and have sold a great man
; in the last few years.
In addition TO the deer. Mr.. saE
pington has also domesticated
number Of wild fowls. In the dee
: park are also to be sen MalAari
ducks, ~pheasants. Wild turkeys an
wild geese which still retain thei
t wild appearance. hut are thorough
! ly domesticated. Mr.. Sappington hs
! given much time and attention I
his fad for such things and his par
: Is a most In eresting place to visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Tone STUART Of yandaaia died In
Denver, Colo, this week Of primo
nary arouble lie 81 a Q Of Mns
Noble Stuart Of Vandaha lie alss
Is survived BY q sister, He waa Y
years old. The renaasn@ win be tax
en- TO yandalia for burial.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
b. A. RS RENovArr

REST ROOM.
The Daughters Of the Revolution
have made substantial improve
ments in rhe Rest Room In the
Court House, expanding about SIS
for nav rug, paint curtains, new
furniture etc. Thirty dollars Of
this money was appropriated by the
County Court, while the balance
was arranged for by tho Daughters
Of the Revolution. The Rest Room
is proving a great convenience Ia
the ladies generally who visit Mexico
IN spite OF the fact that some d
our town people abuse its privlleg,
les.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

AFTER this week Mise Esther Nor
rs WIZ be Society Editress OF the
Mexico Evening Ledger. and any
corrtesies extended to her will be
|highIy appreciated BY the manage
ment Mics Annie Lcwis, who has
mad charge Of this department fol-
Several months, has given splendid
satisfaction. ana has made the 20
| ciety columns OF the Ledger most
popular with its patrons. The Ledge'
Ijoans all Of its patrons in washinF
Miss Lewis a merry Christmas and
Ia happy New Year. May shs
1--we long and prosper"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

ARRANGEMENTS are being com
plsed SO that Mexico can have :
s2o,ooo.oo Carnegie Library BY vot-
ing $1,000 a year maintenance fund
at the spring election which IS
about Toe on the hurdred dol
lars. There should not be a sin
gle vote against this proposition
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
Thirty-O One Head Of
Mules for Sale.

/ have thirty-one held Of mulesfor
sale. They range in age from five
years to weanlings all good color, free
from blemish. These mules were sired
by two fine Pike County jacks, Pay
master and TAX Payer" VIII price
the bunch right.
J.B. ELM0REs
Ao.At Forrest, III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Whessas Lawrencs Nss,sAesi.
Pearle sllatfhewshis WE =
certain deed Of trust &c. 2 III
d. NoFember 1910. du,v IN
edged snd recorded in the psNsai
|o@es Of the County Of Ausr.s
STATE 81 Missouri in Trus, ~, Y
cord 80 1t Ipse $40 couvev.S
undersigned Trustee the
|ddsoribea Real Estate bling anu
situate IL the County Of A,s,,,'
Estate Of Missouri. to-wIt: y
lot Seventeen u7). IN
fu3 Of lakenan & Barnag
side addition 10 ths on, ~
Mcxfco Missouri.
which said conveyance was -.
trust 70 secure the payment a,
tain nesoslnbIe promissory po,.
rether win ths interest thsrs.s
io said Deed Of Trust fully de,ers.,
Aad Where's, said Deed o. !
l~pfovidod that IN the even, Al.
tshopld BE- made 10 the paym,s,
isald promissory note. tho
aamcd n raid Deed Of Trust. \, =.
lqnest a, the legal holder Of saId I.
~issofy note may proseod 10 ,.r
shove described Reel Estate al D.,'
yenauc 10 the hishesi bidds, Y
frost doef Of The Court Hopss !.
lCily a Ne1ico, Missouri ~
lHrst giving tsenty DAYS publIe ~
I9l tie time terms and place a
land Of The property to be sold |.
lvcrtisamenf NJ some newspaps,
led and puhllvhed IN the said Coma.
Anarain and apon such sals
execute aud deliver a deed Or a,.a
fte simple d the properly sold =
lrurcheser ypr purchaser the.ef
And. whereas. the Interest !,
promiasory note so secured
said deed o. Trust Is now ma
land rensainn szn2aid.
Now therefore I. ]. c. N....
tine Trustee named Ia said p,.a
I Trust, a the request OF the leeaI Il,
~ 4afN nrorfa.n,r
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
MICRO KILLED by R A

oscar Bentley. a negro Of Harris
burr. Boone County, was killed by
1 Wabash train at Sturgeon some
time during wednesday might. How
inc accident happened Is not known
Hls body wns found lying along che
|wabash track carly on Tharsoay
morning in : musilated condition,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

sAs absurd as It may eeem them
are only four other towns in the
state which the country people car
reach on a day like Saturday and
To-day and those towns are Inde
Ipendenoe, Carthage, Louisiana ant
Isl. Charles. An Of these towns hay
gravel roads beading into then
from eli dlreetions."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

THE OFFICIAL manual for the State
Of Missouri for the years 1871 and
l1sl2, compiled and published by
Cornelius Roach Secretary Of
State. has Just been published BY
the Hugh stephens Printing cornpa'
lny Of Jefferson City. 1t is neatly
printed. Hastily illustrated. and Il
one Of The most comprehensive man
uaas that has ever been Published. i
lis fun Of important s~nforn1atdor
from cover 10 cover. and win prove
of great benefit to all who are In
lterested in Missouri its resources
and It's history.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

THE Columbia Missouri Times re
farring to tie big crowd there dur
ing Christmas week ed~iiorially Gays;
Colombia was filled with people
Saturday There IL nothing re-
markabie about this for Columbia
is used Ia big crowds on saturdays.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
EXAMINE ne date amer

EXAMINE TIE date after your
name on tire margin Or Wrapper Of
YOU weekly Ledger. Make your re-
mItsnncs a week before your time e.
pIres 50 THAI you win not miss
copy Of your favorite papsr. The
wsekly Ledger ls strictly n dollar
per year In advance to everybody.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
rMo ruLroN REsIpENTs pIN

Fulton, Mo- Dec. ~.
John M. Bryan, aged e5 years,
former recorder OF Galloway counr
~. and Mise Lydia Darlington died
In Kansas City to-day. Mr.. Bryan
succumbed to cancer OF the face,
for which he went to Kansas City
for treatment. and Miss Darlington
was found dead In bed. Tho bodiet
Of both VIII be brought to Fulton
for i~ntcrmenk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

NOTHING would prove more ben
aEciaa 10 the business interests q
Mexico than the cooperation ID
al merchants for the botterment o.
trade in general. This would IA.
Glade q blacklist" OF deadbeats
a. uog as general Rle days during
tho var and a united effort q
their iart to bring moro b~usines'
10 this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
AnAlINIgrRAToRs NorYQ

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Letters Of administration o. y
tate a VIM r. TahaterFo dsxia
were granted to the undeusna :
2end of lxoember, 1911. by la Y
bate court Of Audraln county W.
ri. All persons having claims ~
said estate are required to ~
them for allowance within nasl
after the date OF said letter. o. q
may be prscluded from any sa<
Of said estate. and Il such ~
be not exhibited within one y
from this date OF publeais1 =
viii be forever barred.
l43zt John W. Howell
Dec. 2s, 1911 Administered
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
ENTERTAIN NEWslEs.

The Ledger Is in receipt OF a
copy Of the Los Angeles. Cal, Rec
cord Of which Joe Cauthorn, a for
mer Mexico boy, is Circulation Man
ager. telling OF the great entertain
ment prepared Christmas day for
the mewsboys.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

MISS FRANCES GIIA, Phone
A47, now has charge Of the so
columns q the Mexico Ledger.
Amy eourtesies extended to her vii
be highly appreciated By he man
roa-,arf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

EVERYONE is IN favor Of good
roads just now. Let US have them
~ an means. A flood Of mud Is
just as fatal to she business Of g
CITY situated ike Mexico 81 IL Q
flood -ot water to the river bottom
farma.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

Buckner's Tea Room has been clos
ed for the remainder Of the winter
II will be opened again early in the
spring.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

+. c. zaugg, who Is attending
Dental College in St. Louis. has re
turned to the city after spending
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. $.
L. Rohison.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

ONe eae lifted foay; scam kaB icd-
aFocafaF sa7fS 2 kgef feasfeewJNh NJ 2
BakfRr Ponder; gy6fed rfBd 81 ]
ksisos geggs Eeates hgkti I cES sRgayi
& eaS kof m1kss gfass NJ Jeliy3 feEr.
derea sugar.
Beat the sugar into the eggsi add the
ielnoa rind, then the -four, sifted three
times with the salt and bakin6 powder
and, iastiy, the milk. Bake IN 6 but
tered dripping pan; turn ont on d darn1
Clpth, trim Of tie crisp edges; sp-eac
with Jelly and turn over and ovet int
roll while ssill warm. Dredgc tile tol
with powdered sugar.
Hot miik rsed in The Jelly rpll en-
atlea 1t To ie rolled without danger .
tracking. Have the milk sealding bot
also he careful TO have the eggs am
sugar beaten together uutii very Hgh
and creamy Rake IN moderate even
X Jelly Roll Is iilusiFated Oh rae
fhirty4m o Of the new and haudsppei
Illustrated 69-pnge X q Cooks Book
which may Be secured bes by sendin.
THE eertiGcate pached In every 25-ceii
can 81 X { Baiah2 Powder TO III
1AouRs MIC. Co. bicago, IL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
Nrw 2 3 NOR HONE.

Mrs. Bush, the mother Of AIRS.
Harry Atchison, will succeed Miss
Quarlee, as matron Of The Kings
Daughters Home fhe first Of the
Iyear.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

VANDALIA has made Arrangement
10 gravel the streets Of the city with
stone from Louisiana Nandalis
has zlle proper spirit and IS ad'
sancsng rapidly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
NoTIcE oE EINAL sErTLENIE

NOTICE or FINAL sETTLEHiss
Notice Is hereby given hat =
settlement Of the estate q y
Clendcnin. deceased, Will be HaN
the February term of the PN
Court OF Audraln county, Msso15
be held at Mexico. Missouri q !
second Monday IN February w
| Matte S. clendeall
Administrative
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04
PARKER. BROWN & MINOR.

The firm Of Parker, Brown G. Mi
nor Will have an office IN the Bragg
Building They will be I'D stairs
till March !, when they VIII have
the room down stairs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-04

The Columbia Commercial Club
lis preparing 10 occupy a new suite
lof rooms.