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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

Grover Sutton and Miss Maude
Cobb were married in vandalia last
week. The Rev. Luke Kirtley Off
ciated. The attendants were Miss
Lillian Burgess and Virgil Klrkley
ana the wedding march was played
by Mas Louise Trlly. Tho bride is
a daughter OF X. A. Cobb and Us an
accomplished young woman. The
groom IS a son of >. p. Sutton and
!s a hustling young farmer. The
Ledger extends congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

Mr.. shaffer, a New York theatri.
cal man, has taken a months option
on lease OF the Grand Opera
House, according 10 Manager S. C.
Thompson. He is a friend OF Mr.
Stocks of Columbia who Is consider.
ing its lease and may close the
deal in a few days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25
See CRADDOCK e arly

See CRADDOCK e arly
Saturday morning for beau
tiful new Wall Paper at
bargain Iprices viii also
give a special 10 per cent
reduction on all bills bought
before 10 o'clock.
We do this to get you to
buy early in the day SO we
can get your paper trimmed
and ready early and not de-
lay you.
To make papering easy |
will lend my customers a
pair of $500 paper hanger
brushes free of charge. We
require cash deposit for
brushes loaned.
Will show you the newest
prettiest and lowest priced
stock of Wall Papers in
Mexico.
3 first class Wall Paper
men to wait on you. 2 first
class Picture Framers
BRING US YOUR WORK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

Wilbur BTidgford, son OF DR. and
Mrs 2. Med. Bridgford. of this city,
has accepted a position with the Me-
chanical Department OF the st,
Louis Auto Sales Company, 18Th and
P'na streets. Wilbur IS hustling
young man and has had considerable
experience with automobile work.
HIS many Mexico frieends WIFI be
glad 10 hear OF his good luck In Sc.
curing such a position and feel conf
dent ho will make good.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25
MoLiNo.


Miss Beulah sgier. of Laddonia. has
been elected teacher for Molino
school this coming term.
Wilbur Bridgford of Mexico was th
guest Of his friend. Mics Minnie An
derson Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Bridg
ford left Friday for st. Louis where
he has a position.
Peyton Elliott and daughter were
guests Of Mrs. Bledsoe and son, Earl
at Mexico Saturday.
Miss Cordie Bolts and cousin, Miss
Mary Bolts, were guests OF the form
er's sister, Mrs. Mary Botts-Cauth-
orn Friday night.
Miss Pearl Tucker Of Mexico close
very successful term of school at
Bolts school house Friday afternoon
The closing exercises were good
Miss Tucker returned home SATURDAY
Miss Leota Weaver was the guest Q
her aunt, Mrs. W. B. Marshall al
Mexico from Tuesday until Thursday
Thad Anderson is assisting Peytor
Cauthorn with his farm work this
spring
Jas. Denham and wife OF near
Beagles school house we're guests Of
John Heizer and wife Tuesday night
Mr.. Denham went to st. Louis OF
Wednesday morning but Mrs Der
ham remained until Thursday witt
Mrs. Heller
Misses Laura and Beulah Syler Z
Laddonia were guests of Miss Rutf
Woods, from Saturday until Monday.
Homer Roberts and family, J. J
Heizer and wife and r. L. Heizel
and family spent Sunday with Dicl
Greed and family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

HoRATg0 SEYMOUR, on account
OF an attractive offer as manager Of
dhe New York World. has resigned
as editor Of the st. Louis Republic,
and viii shortly leave for New York
Seymour is brilliant editorial writ
or and has attracted the attention
Of Democrats throughout the State
since be has been on the Republic.
scym0ur's many friends wish him
much prosperity in the New York
field.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

Mrs. a. T. Bishop o: Miami, Mo
So Is the guest Of ner daughter,
Mrs. Afdrew Huasskef. Mr. Huns
aker, who tas been quite Ill. is i'm
proving rapidly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25
AssIeNeE's No1lct

Notice is hereby given to 1
creditors Of +, W. Drwer d
qua. Auilrain Co No. 6a
on the 221sl day Of May. lNi9
office OF =. a. Shannon, IN
town Of Mexico No. and coal
Auirain. proceed publicly %
ami allow demands asalna tAe
kate nnd effects Assigned 10 D
~ W. prewer for tho beaea
creditors, and wll codInas
hearing DURING tha two sa
days
Dated APR %, 1912
S-4t w. +. SHARP
Assignee Of + W brewer
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

John Marshall Is maldng subgian.
tia improvements en- his cottage
in N Western avenue. When the
work is Finished Mr.. Marshall viii
have one Of the most comfortable
aud best homes in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25
COUNTY NEps

L. B. Barnett "a ta,..
70 Los Angeles. cliro-ss,0i q ps
he is consemplating ,aEl-o, .l-o N
q a riding school. Ans chs,'
Mrs Howard BAILEY q, G.
the guest OF Mrs. L. "a ,, = Loais /
Geo Morrison. Of Fulio' l.-.s 'ao''s
perieneed embalmer and 5',Sa ma. an q
rector, who has been vs,S I
4 Atkinson, of Fultop. !. doa''
Win be associated Win ~, yeaa
in the future. ~ ca.
Fred Smith. formqrlv -,
who was injured recently ',l' y q
LouAsisna and Mexico vs.. 'e's
apron between the enplns Z
t.nder broke. was brop.s. s,.'7 aHd I
home Of bis father. Ron ~ ! =
this scaty. Tuesday afIernooD' r',
was fireman on Extra Fnolas. u'
snd fell when tho accldent -,
THOUGH not seriously hprt a a.l'
young smith Is suffering ma \
les 70 his back ana lers
r A. Morris IS proparo.
mode the second story y NJ
ness house on Jefferson
make Il one OF the neatest y,
attractive IN the city. -
He w.n front 1t with whit.
brick, siniiar to that psaa
/ Larsen building In tho ,s os,,' I
: be a ioxe foot show window {
walton in Mexico. He eyD...
start work soon.
Mrs, O. H. Brown h,.
ed from Texas where nj =
|. WATER "
J Tho Palace Of Sweets IA,
chased Jack Haines Mob,
Buick 70 deliver iee cream n
chas. Karnes has sold 4.
room on South Jefferson st,ss
I Ernest Barnett. Charlie s,,,.
so 70 Texas whore he viii eDis,
4 iness
Mrs. MaHgarei Wright Dur
', has been spending several
I with her son, R. H. Wright 81
I Monroe City. Tuesday. sbe 81
Y companied by her son.
7 Geo. H. Diyen. formerly !
leo, now Of Seattle, Wash. /
n during Mr. Burhop's Big Diana
Mr.. Diven left here about n
ID two years ago and Is derehts, I
the many and substantial m,,l
: ments which have taken plsea
: Mexico during that time. Hs
that be finds no place he likes
wen as good old Mexico. vs.
N. 7. Vandegrift IS prerars,I
erect a s4.OoO.two story rssi
on North Jefferson street
from the Greenhouse. He d
making It one Of the finest III
the city.
The Vandalia track team III
the Bowling Green High n
team, SATURDAY. The score u,
to 81 points. vandalla has On /
the strongest teams In this vi
Frank Kelso has sold his
home In waddingham place i
Rev H. y. Tralle Mr Kesa
shnrgly build a now home
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25
ADMINISTRATORS SAIL
PERaoNAI. PRopERrY

Personal PROPERTY
or Charles l.. Allison, Dssa|
Al his hone phne 3 mis-
west Of MarHnsburg, No., slaI
miles sutheas Of Benton GiE|
and about IS miles southeast d
leo, No, on
TUESDAY, April 3oth ~
At 1000 a. m.
100 HEAD OF LIVE STOCK
sisting of 16 Head Of Horses
Mules-1 extra good team oi
draft mares, 6 and 7 years Old
about 16 10 hands h.gh; | tearI
brown meres, . and II yaars
well matched and / with male
by her side. / slaa Of mds
head OF mares and GlIes. 90
ami / yearling horse colt.
ii HEAD or CATTiE-0as
istered Shorthorn null, ) yea
and an extra good one; 3 god
and 5 calves.
Q HEAD or SHEEP Coz
Of / buck, 4 ewes and : an'
extra good ones
co HEAD or Ho0S-l red
10 rows and glts 30 head Of
hogs, weIghiug $50 10 200 lOs
10 pigs
/ Hoosier Wheat Drill aRn
yer and grass attachments !
" new GAINESVILLE Corn Pane
Mccormick Binder only besh
two seasons. II inch laa
gang pillow, 4 good farm sass
nearly new, surrey roaa
2 sets gingle harness se's
and one chain braneas, ! sad''
" as good as new and o 'o'
er artIcles 700 numerous 70 I
WIN also rent on tha' da.s
corn gromd and some oil e
blue grass pasture in MsSoa. u
TERMS Cash or FIX llo'''1'
at s per cent with banSaon .,,.,,t +
NORTH MISSOURI Ihvs'
Admlnis'r1
]. N. stephens Auciione"'
Lunch on the grounds
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

FOR sALE-A 20 a. farm, 2 mi.
from Mexico. Good condition; or
chard; bottom land; no indebted
ness; $1,000. Terms easy A, C.
Smith. r. +. d. 6. Box .. Mexico,
No 124-et vi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

The Rev J. +. Harvey. reetor ci
81 Paul's Episcopal Church, Of this
city, was sshoolmate OF Maj, Butt,
at sewaupeo University. Maj. Butt
Il win be remembered. was lost on
the Titanic
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

Mr. Edward A. Glenn is now in TT.
Worth, Texas, making a fight for
Speaker Clark for the Texas delega-
ton.
We ask every Democrat in Missou-
ri to write TO relatives, frienflis and
acquaintance in Texas, asking them
to get in touch with Mr., Glenn at
r. Worth and give him all the aid
possible in behalf Of Speaker Clark.
Flease write at once.
Clark Headquarters,
st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

We have so nice high grade ye.
hicles, no two alike on our floor for
you to pick from; don't you think
we ought to please you? We have
The style, and kind you want and at
the right price.
Ferris G. Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

We have only few ]. ]. Case
Gangs and Power Drive Corn Plant
ers left that We are selling at a
greatly reduced price.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

+. X. Vomond of Martinsburg has
asied Ti5s SsT=sSss:ss s;s2 Property occu-
pied By Tony Weinand and family
on East liberty street TO Joe Nor
man for his property on Anderson
street known as the Dillard place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

The monthly report Of DR.. Frank B
Hitler State Registrar, shows
t re were 30 births and 21 deaths
in February in Audrain. In the
births, there were IS males and Il
females;31 were white babies and
one black. Thirteen OF the deaths
were females Only one of the to-
tai deaths were black.
The diseases and number of death
due to each are:
Mtasles 1
Influenza /
tuberculosis of lungs 8
Cancer L
Other Diseases OF nervous system /
Diseases Of heart and circulatory
system 3
Pneumonia and bronchopneumonia 6
DIarrhoea and Enteritis (under 2
years Of age) /
Other causes s
Total 21
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

Or. w. A. Wrens who attended
both Miss Beulah Hlnebaugh and
Will R. Smlth. says both patients
died Of the same disease, acute ne.
phritls. form Of kidney disease
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

While exports are working on a
ship whose upper half can be flated
from the lower part in case an ae.
eident similar to that OF the Titanic
occurs again, another seaman sug-
gests that Instead OF building one
immense ship twin steamers be con.
structed and that they travel only
short distance apart 80 whom one
is in distress the other may 20 to
f. aid.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

Ralph Hollopeter. OF Kirkwood. Mo.
"a travelling salesman for st. Louis
firm, was In Mexico Wednesday and
visited his cousin, Dave Hollopeter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25
CHURCHILL B. KEENAN,

High scoring Indian Runner Duck
Eggs. and ducklings for sale. Ad-
dress c. Moral, r. 4, Mexico, O.,
OF leave orders with ]. T. McCue at
abe Trust CO. 1861 WI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

cic sro Alexander, Its oldest busi-
inoss maa iu Monroe county. died at
his homo in Paris. tuesday. He had
been selliag gccas there for 6S
Na.n x
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

Ed. Mathews, who was agent for
the Alton for several years at
this point, and Of late. agent at Ful
tno, has resigned on account OF his
health and viii return to Louisi-
ana temporarily.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

Born, 20 Dr. and Mrs. NJ. o..
Biggs, of Bowling Green, Tuesday,
a charming daughter. Mrs. Biggs
was Miss Belle Bucazner of this
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

DR.. Tincher Is going to sell his
millinery stock on the South side of
the Square before May first. no mat
te- about the price. 1851 vi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

A marriage license has been is
sned TO orvilie b. Melahn and Miss
Marie L. Miller, both Of this coun-
ty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

We have S5 different size style
and kind OF refrlgerators and Ice
boxes on, our floor for you to make
your selection from ranging from
$500 to $4,000.
d2w1 Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

FOR RENT - -Four room dwell
ing with bath, waiter. sewer. two
blocks n. OF Monroe St.. on Missou-
ri Avenue Inquire r. Z Race, Saw.
sngs Bank Bldg. 1851 wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

We carry the best Bras,
siere made Scientifically
Snapped and boned, perfect
fitting, that doesn't come
down low to a point in the
back.
Without the Brassiere your
corset cannot do justice to
your figure or gown.
Ricketts, 8 ERnORs D. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

We have the most complete line
OF Velie and Blees Vehicles we have
ever had for you TO make your selec-
ton from; we can please you In styl
and price, Look them over.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

NC Le9dl 0iue.
The settlement of the es-
tates Of those who sank with the
Titanic viii bring together com.
plicatIons Of legal character
which will mean years of litigation.
Where husbands andwives went dow
in the difference of single minute
in their hour of death viii rest the
disposition of vast sums of wealth.
Under the civil law. various pre-
sunptions are INDUCED m, based up
on the age. sex. and physical
strength Of the individuals, and the
assumption that the stronger would
survive the weaker. In California
and louisiana such presump-
tions have been established by stat
ute under the common law.
Were They Idle7
Speculation as to what happened
on the Titanic after fhe survivors
were sent away il, offered a wide
field. One thing seems certain
and that is, that thirteen hundred
persons we're cheated of a chance fol
life by the inadequacy of life saving
facilities would not wait idly fol
death to come TO them in their trap
The boats and RATS We're all gone
but there were still many objects
aboard that would float, and exper
fenced ships officers and sailor
men would know how to utilize
them.
!, That theory is one that shoult
have an early test, at any rate. i
any considerable number Of bodiel
are found in the vicinity OF the
place where the ship went down tha.
TACT win tend to support 1t.
Worse Than Sea Fights.
The greatest loss on the sea dur
ing modern times was that of tht
Spanish Armada, in 1888, which caus
cd the death Of 1915 men. In tha
disaster, however, not one, but sew
enty-two, vessels We're lost.
| In the battle OF Trafalgar. which
in 1905. established Bngland's su
premacy on the seas, $500 lives wer
lost, but those we're distributed
among eeyenty-nine ships and fri
gates.
/ The Russian battle ship Petro
paylovsk, which struck mini
| in the harbor at Port Arthur
sank with It's entire crew Of seyel
| hundred and fifty. And In the sink
ing Of the yladivosto,ck squadrol
in 1904 about four thousand Rus
SLAMS were lost.
Cost Of Life Boats.
| Life boats cost 81 pound and US
ually weight 200 MS; on the oceai
they are guaranteed to carry 50 per
sous; the collapsible boats are un
seaworthy. as a rude. That the pres
ent disaster win result in create
preparations for life saving ds I'm
questionable but just what It VIII
be cannot be specifically announces
at this time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

81, Edward II. Hartman, give,
devise and bequeath all my property,
real and personal. of every kind and
nature, TO my wife Mary w HarrI-
man. to be hers absolutely and for
ever, and | do hereby nominate and
appoint her to be executrdx of the
Twill.
When Edward H. Hartman the
big little man Of Wall street, PEN
ned the above document before his
death In 1908 he paid his wife the
greatest compliment woman ever
received These short but signifi-
can't sentences tell a story Of Mans
confidence in wcman's ability that Is
as ngmarkabbe as the woman her
self.
Mrs. Mary W. Hartman became
the mistress of a hundred millions
in 1909 At that time she was a
woman Of leisure, with little or no
interests outside OF her home. Now
her boudOF has been turned into a
business Office in which sits a
woman who has qualified both as a
manager and a flnancier. Those who
doubted In the beginning that a
woman could handle an estate OF
such enormous proportions stand
abashod to-day before the ability
and good Judgment which Mrs. Har-
riman has displayed
Sixteen corporations knew Ed
ward II Hartman as president; q
Others called him their guiding star;
$4,000 miles Of railway acknowledged
him as master, and other interests
too numerous 70 mention looked to
him for support. When this COLOSSUS
| died another came to take his
place. 1t was the one person who
lenjoyed the confidence Of Edward H.
Hartman fer thirty years; the one
person who knew how to direct his
enormous holdings as he himself
wouh have carried on his affairs.
This one person was Mary W. Har-
riman. lE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

SKIP Room Size Rugs. in Tapes
try. Administer and velEets. from
$40 apiece up, at Poisson's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

THE Republican party has a
poor way Of showing it's apprecla-
tion of President Tart
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

Mrs. C. A. Barnes and daughter,
Mariory. are home from Kansas
City
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

Mrs. r. q. Moore, Of Moiane, Mo-,
Is ylsltlng Mrs Virginia Davis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

The State G, A. R. encampment
will be in Macon, Mo, May 16 and
II.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

Tom Nun, who has been in i'll
heaHfh for several months. is no bet
ter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

The Masonic bodies OF Moberly are
sronsideElng the erection Of Mason
ac Temple.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

Col Green Clay and son, Cassius
Clay, contributed $1,000 10 the st..
Louis Republic Clark campaign fund
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

j. T, Johnson has bought a As hp
Cake motor car Of The latest model.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Iettera
q administration on the estate oi
Charles L. Allison. deceased. were
granted to the undersigned April H.
1912. by the Probate Court ofAudraln
County. Missouri. All persons hay-
ing claims against said estate are
required to exhibit the same to the
undersigned for allowance with,
in six months from the date
Ct said letters or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit Of said e.
tate. and IL such claims be not ex
hibited within one year from date
Of this publication they win be for
ever barred.
Sat North Missouri Trust Co.,
Administrator.
Attest:
w. w. Pollock, Pres.
T. G. Munly. gee'v.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

WANTED - Is Men at Mexico
Brick and Fire clEy Co. l24-3t WI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

DR.. 7. ]. Basket was here from
fulton "Wednesday on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25
Stock and y
= Fam News

Hn q q q D y
THE vANpEvEN1ER coanussIoN
co IS ALWAYS IN THE MAR
KrT roR POULTRY. BUI1Ek
AND EGGS. CALL US Be
FORE YOU SELL. w.t.
MUTUAL Phone s7-cITY Phone Sz0'
A. HiEhtshos & Co.
For Poultry and Esq Prices.
chicaso Close
wboa. May lil July 10 rs A
Corn May 70 ss A July u Is ala
A
oats May 81 IL July "a s.s
July Pork IS eS
Sept Pork 1875
July Lard 1852 B
july RIBS 1920 A
caitle-S.oOo Including 100 'sonla-
erlis. Natives steady.
Iiogs-e, 900. 6 TO l0c higher
Med and butch 7.55 100
Good heavy 7So 7.so
( Rough heavy 7.sO 100
Light 7.55 7.SO
Pigs 7.25 a 7.s5
Bulk 765 a 7s5
sheep--s 900 steady
Il. d. Moore, manager OF the Eat
on Farm OF Mexico, will judge tne
horse show at the Missouri Uniyer
ssty County Fair Friday. Mr.. Moore
is a recognized judge of saddle ans
harness horses.
Il. NJ. Crooks, one of Andraan'
ieadlng farmers and stockmen, sowe
80 A. Of oats in the snow. dur1n.
February. Two SHOWS fell upon
afterwand and to-day the grain
: fully four inches out OF the grount
Mr. Crooks said he did 1t merely q
an experiment putting it on lew
/, .rrund w.tlicu. tleal'r 1t. He ha
GS hsss OF rsari:1gs oI. feed, loa
OF which he will send to the mark
next week lie Is also feeding hog
, He intends planting 800 A. of cor
and will start on it this week. Z
says only a part Of his 50 A.
wheat crop ds good and he will p'
u a part of that land into corn.
y /. r. Van Note, of the Rock S3rin
Dairy, has reduced the price of mi
= He is now selling 21 quart ticke
Z Tor one dollar or ten quart ticke
for fifty cents. He has been sellil
fC quart tickets for a dollar
He advanced the price last fall,
ing to the scarcity of feed. but sin
grass has come he feels he can 81
1t some cheaper. However, Mr.. v
Note says there Is not much profit
the milk business now. any way Il
taken,
w. S. F'rdtts, raiser OF high-cla
chickens, recently paid $50 for a s.
ting of IS Dorlaing eggs. Walter
tends keeping the grade of his foV
~ up to the highest standard.
A. C. Crews has 45 a. of oats
with sis liO'her.
K. The roads all over The County {
A. being dragged.
go A. p. Filter has put in So acres
in. oats. n
eli, w w. Tratchell, OF near Mart
he burg has about 30 acres Of oats 50
ne
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25
NORTH EAGLE.

We are having some cool weather
now. It seems like We are going to
have some frost.
VIII Talley was a Mexico visitor
Monday.
w. N. Brown and family Of Santa
Fe spent Sunday with Z. W. McFad-
in end family.
Miss Pearl Tucker who has been
teaching the Bolts school closed a
very successful term Friday and they
had an entertainment in the after
noon. A large crowd attended. There
were three diplomas Awarded, one tC
Mary Bolts. Maggie McFadin ana
Roy Heller. all Of whom have com
pleted the eighth grade work of Al
drain county.
Miss Edna Cooper of Centraka !.
visiting her grandmother. Mrs. F
Hofrighter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

Mrs. Lucy Lee Graham is home
from Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25
Al.l.eyl.e!E:MENTS AlMN.eoIyIlNcEMENTS

ARRANGEMENTS
We areazikOrised 10 announce
For stass ssnator Eisvs.=-=s: Ei;ss-s .s'ssrlet
r. D. RODGERS
FOR Representative
HI. WARDEN
EA SHANNON
s D. STOCKS
z. HAWKINS. n d.
JOSEPH A ADRIAN
For Sheriff
JoHs BURGESS
FRANK JAMES
G. W. PECK
J. W. BARNETT
JOHN S. ATKINS.
OF cuivre Township.
For County Treasurer
]. 9. HIN0O
ED. C oFFUTT
II. II. CRAWFORD
EDGAR TgzRELKEID
NOBLE BARNES
For Assessor
W. B. GRAVES
T. J. KELso.
Audrain County Court Judge East
ern District
JOHN w. BEAGLBs
q. D. MOORE
Audraln County cest Judge West
ern District
S. ). BOVINE. JR
ROBERT BARNES
CHAs. C. BIEDSoE
For Prosecuting Attorney
w. w. FRY, JR-
A. c. wHITSoN
Constable Salt River Twp.
JOHN H. WAYNE.
CHURCHILL B. KEENAN,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

Ed, Bigier now has charge Of the
Moxico Garage.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

DON'T criticise the Mexico Com
mercial Club; Join 1t and help make
Il what you think IT ought to be.
That is the way TO make Mexico
,l.cru
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25
JERSEYS

DR.. J.C. Blain, Of "
vile, Mo-, offers for ;.
yearling bull sired BY !.
nent Rosette, whose .
ters in the big KlnlOcn
brought from three 70, tos
hundred dollars Dan !.
beautiful imported from !
Jersey Island, COW tha. tn !
five gallons Of milk lii. ;
One six weeks old lll',' a.
same breeding, aus. !,
heifer calf. Late n
season moderate price,
prevail. W.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25
STORE NOT FOR TRADE.

wish to state the report my storeI
is for trade IS mistake. / have
come to Mexico To stay dw1
w. b. MYERS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

Memo oorsets. at. PoissOn's. d2wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

Roy Ferris and N', r
to Rush Hill wcdaosday .,d I
cd 81 suipe, "A plnr'''.', e. ~ IA
and returned home on ~
Next
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25
w. w. Pollock, Pres.
j. G. Mundy, sec'y.

FOR sALE-Good second hand
n seton c. w. Edmonston.
120-4t wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-25

Thos. Barnett is quite ill