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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01
NEW HOPE.

A gentlemen by the name OF Bray
has rented the farm known as che
Robertson farm from John Grafford
for $3.50. Mr.. Bray is recently from
Tennessee.
G. V. Wilson and Miss Effie Chick
visited the families of Harvey stn'
art and G. @. Wilson the latter part
of last week
Ike Wilson'S family has the meas
les.
Miss Bertha Mauk returned q
Mexico after two weeks stay at hes
home with the sick
r. II. Shock and family visited W
T. Pulls and family Sunday
Mrs. j. A. Bovine Is i'll.
Walker squipess and wife yisiteS
MI. and Mrs. Allen Duffy recently.
Mrs. Minnie Wilson is the CUES
of her daughter, Mrs. Branssetter. O
Mexico.
R. T, shock and family were il
Mexico Monday.
willis Miller is suffering with
trouble in his back.
r. T.shock and family visited Al
len Duffy and family Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01

The sale Of I. j. Davis was well
attended last Thursday. Everything
sold wen. Perry DAVIS was auction.
eer. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Davis
and wife wiz move to 81. Charles
No. in the near future. They VIII
surely be missed.
Miss Gertrude Davis spent Satur'
day night and Sunday with Miss 10
sic Thompson.
WIN. Davis visited relatives neal
CentraIia last week.
Nj. Hulen Of centralia was herr
on business last "Wednesday.
W. N. Martin, Geo. Long, w. B
Meyers and Lewis Bolts Of PERI
were here on business last Monday.
There VII be a box supper at Pea
school house Friday night.
Wallace Bybee of this place hat
the misfortune to lose a fine s2O'
mare.
Little George Jacks, Of tha
| place, died last Thursday night q
10 o'clock with membraneous Group
She was laid to rest at the Salen
cemetery. near Paris. She was
years old, and a sweet little gar
in every respect. She will surely b
missed by her little friends. She a
ways had a smile for everyone sh
met and we extend our heartfelt syE
pashy TO the bereaYed ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01

Mayer willard Potts, who was
among the Mexico citizens who at
tended the convention of Federated
Clubs 1t jefferson City this week.
reports a most enjoyable meeting.
Mayor Potts says the supper ten
dered the visitors by the Jefferson
CITY Commercial Club spoke we'll foi
the kind OF hospitality that Jeffer-
son City gives to her visitors. It was
served by the ladies of the Chris.
tian Church and was highly enioya-
ole.
Mayor Potts said the object of the
Injecting was TO take steps TO more
thoroughly advertise Missouri A
committee was appointed to draw
up resolutions whereby plans are TO
be made so that proper procedure
can be taken In this work. Also ef.
forts are to be made to get more
enterprises brought to Missouri
Mayor Potts said the tilt which
lis reported to have taken place be-
tween Governor Hadiey and D. r,
Francis at The supper was only
friendly remarks passed between
them. 5FA
Another feature Of the meeting wa
the consideration Of the Good Roads
problem. Some believed In a nedera.
control Of the public highways while
others We're Of opinion that th'
Special Road District Is the methot
that should be employed TO get tht
road improved
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01

Promoters o. frudulent schemes
who had obtained q million dollars
from the public were Put out Of
business N he fiscal year cnkdng
June 30, according TO the report o.
Robert s. sharp chief inspeSor Of
the Post once Department, to-day.
That showing Is the most rern~rha'
bic IN the hhzoEy Of the department
Five huadred and Awenu-niGe per
sons we're indicted on the charge Of
using the maIss to aelraad o. that
number 1876 were tried and iS4 cor
victed The sohemes investigated
we're q endless.varity, varying "frot
che simplest business transaction %
a gigantic project iHvoiyipg the sale
Of w~orthless stock In fake mining
companies and Imaginary and ficu-
lti0us su~stitutsons existing only on
paper and in the minds Of the PRO
moters."
lily no AkNA4AAE las
yicted on a criminal charge of tha
character attempted to reorganize ~
scheme under a new name, as wa
often the case where fraud order
alone we're resorted to. The frau'
manipulators are a distinct class o
criminals. Some Of them 7 in IN
! highest social and business circles-
In view of the heavy loss to IN
Post Office Department in prosecu'
ING the cases, Mr.. sharp recon
mends that this work be taken owe
= for inquiry by The Department Q
Justice. In the year 2.4sl arrest
were made, OF which 429 were pos
office burglars OF the number a
Z rested III were pcstmnsteTs, twe1tl
eight assistant ~postmastezs, ninet'
: eight clerks in possoffices. dhirty-on
railway postal clerks, forty-two eli
u letter carriers, t~hirtyeight rural le
9 ter carriers, sixteen mail carrel
and fourteen other empaoyees. ar
2,112 persons not connected With u
pnstal service.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01

Hypnotisms sixth sense or whatevs
may choose to call Il. restored
to Fred Henderson a valuable watch
Wednesday afternoon, says the Co
lumbia Times, Mr.. Henderson. a
former Mexico boy, Is not a protes-
'sional dreamer or a man who makes
"A practice Of finding lost treasures
While ia a ~sssBconsdons condition but
Ihe did find his watch while in that
state and for that reason he values
this accomplishment very highly
He boarded a wabash train al
ST. Louis Wednesday afternoon hs
destination being Columbia.
At Wright City the train was
heA for an hour while a wreck was
being cleared. Mt. Henderson look
ed n his watch when the train stop
ped and It was ten minutes aftei
four. A few minutes later be wen'
tout on the yaaiform and walked dow
.be track to the wreck. He re
( turaed shortly to ME scat and 1901
IA nan. He aNoke when abe tran
whisfed TO start and felt for h.
watch. the first time he had dons
SO since the train had stopped. Tn
watch was missing.
Henderacn left the q and eScHe'
b inquired Of the station agent an
bystanders il they had seen Il n
one could help him in his scare
and as the train was leaving he wa
compelled 10 go with IT,
He notified the train crew and a
extensive search was made 70
watch could not be found.
Mr.. Henderson then took ano'h'
nan. In a few minutes ne awok
Z very much excited. One Of the pa
sengers loaned him a long pencil a
Win this be began prodding aroun
in the narrow space between q
/, seat and the side Of the car. Her
: he found his watch hidden behiod I
/, steam pipes in a place where no q
| would have eyer supposed a wah
could get.
In speaking Of the matter ate
ward Mr. Henderson said that !
!, had a dream and in that dream
saw the watch hidden behind d
: pipes IN exactly the position
which II was found.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01
COUNTY NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. W. D. TataOw. Of
Springfield, Mo, viii spend Fehru-
airy in Havana. sailing from New
orleans. Mrs Tatow's daughter.
Mrs. Ralph Beal, who has been very
an Is much better.
Miss Debbie Dodge, a trained nurst
OF st. Louis, Is attending Mrs. Mag
gle Henderson. who Is quite IN. Mrs
Henderson fell a few days ago and
injured herself.
Z. A. bearing is home from Chica-
go where be attended the funeral o
Mrs. bearings sister Mrs. D. A.
Merrsman. Mrs. bearing will mo-
be hcme for several days.
II. P. Warden, In the springs WI
move back to his farm in the Blue
Grass land and viii raise JERSEY
cattle.
The Rev. ]. D. Watson and wife
accompanied by the formers siste
and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. J. s
Tharp OF Indiana, visited the Rex
watson's niece, Mrs Howard PasAey
Of Getaway county, last week III
Thar and wife sen Tuesday for q
extended vislt in Kansas City, Okla
homa and Texas.
The Building Committee Of tn
EIks Lodge met Monday evening
and unanimously agreed to unite fo
the purpose OF completing the SUI
needed 70 start work on the Hons
This is the first toward tia
end made by the Committee all pr
vioas work having been in the hanS
OF r. A. Morris.
The committee Win immediate
complete the subscription list |
that work will not be Delayed. N
prospects for the Home we're new
more sangulne than at this time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS


Apex Investment Co. TO E. y.
Wheeler. lot G.. blk 5. East Horn
Add, Mexico SO and other consid'
GRAFTON
John X. Norwood 10 Lutte Digs
500 acres in secs. 9 and leslie sal
900.
VIM. +. Atkinson to Edward N
Crooks. 1888 acres IN Sec, 24S27s- $;
200.
Roy aud JayIe Lyons to N. A. VII
lis $50 r. OF End Block c, Land''
Add. Mexico. $40.
Lester L. Newton to Ira ], Thomp
son, lot 4e, blk 6. Fairyiew Place
Audrain County. $40.
Cephalus b. LaRue to Il. +. D1de
Icon. IA acre in s. Z. II Of n. W
IA Of Sec. 24-52S. s225-
J. H. BHiacoe to E. Il. and G
Gibbins, 10 acres S. w. "A Of n. =
IA Of Sec. 2s-50T. $1,000.
G. L. Ferris to Edgar ThreIkeld
Bk I County Add, Mexico. sSzS5.
CentralWest Construction Co
to Mrs. Anna Henson Beckwitf
lot :, blk s. Trolley Heights Add
Mexico. s13250.
Chas. b. McCurdy 70 Martin !
spanlding, lot 4. blk II. Bonlevar
Add. yandalia. 5000.
Ernest Bridgford TO Cora T. Anti
ony. lot 10, blk /. Mrs. CoonAs Add
Mexico, $4,000.
Horris II. Hammett to James Coo
: err whitley. Z acres In s. w. !
og s. r. IA OF Sec. 22-5l-6. $52S
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01
BENTON CRY.

Mrs. Rhodes who has been visit.
ing her son, Harvey Rhodes, re-
turned home Saturday.
Leo Hines who has been sick y
able to be out again.
Mrs. Finley johnson who has been
visiting friends in st. Louis camf
home Sunday.
Miss Jessie Aldson visited friends
in Wellsville Sunday.
Charles Tharp. the section bosl
here, died Sunday morning. He wa'
sick with a deep cold a little over 9
week. He leaves a wife and foui
children. was buried IN Montgom
cry City Monday.
The NJ. w. A. Lodge had an oystel
and ice cream supper here Saturday
night and cleared about $40.
Miss Lula Duffen received thu
box Of candy for the most popular
young lady at the NJ. w, A. supper.
Mrs. Shelf Douglass visited with
Jake Douglass last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01
mARrlNsauRe.

Miss Elizabeth Matthews IL visit
ing relatives In st. Louis.
Miss Irene Gillasple went to Cen
traEa saturday. She VIII stay ~
after the wedding OF her n'eoe, Miss
Bessie Leo Daniel.
Miss Hazel Friedman attended The
recatal given by Joseph Lhesinne q
Hardin college last week.
panl Williams, Ralph Tapier, Ray
mond Friedman. Edridge Ye1ron ana
Russell Asbury entertained forty Q
tlair friends al Williams Hal FTa
day night With Progressive Rock.
Miss Vera Friedman, who b az
tending Hardin College. spent 5at
urday ana Sunday with ihomefolks.
Hubert Williams has gone to Fer
guson 10 take a position for the wa
bash as operator.
Miss Lois Ihvery OF Liberal. NO.
visited MISS Ruth Peyton last week.
Several al the young people attens
ed the dance at wellsvisle las
Thursday.
Miss Ruth and Ira Peyton attend
ed the wedding OF their cousin. Nj
chas. Peytoa, and Miss lone Brans
tetter. SUNDAY. az wellsyilae.
JAS. Hendrix is very III.
The wedding OF Jos. Kersting am
Miss Jennie M~yerpeter was az
nounced last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Noel and MIS-
Ruth ooyington attended the reeits
at HARDIN Monday.
Rev. Taylor, presiding elder 70
.hA9s district preached at the N. 2
c6sroh Wednesday evening
Mr.. stalings. Of Mexico, yisi'e
his sister, Miss Minnie, Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01

Doolln q Woodward shipped in a
car Of coal last week, which owtng
to the recent serious winter spell
We have been having was not long
on their hands.
An informal party WAS given al
Goorge sieyers' last Monday night
Hhich was attended by a large num-
her OF young folks, Among the put
Of town guests: Miss Nettie knoe-
bel of Mexico, No, Juhus APPEL OF
Aaiconda, Mont, and Marguerite Tu
ntr Of Kansas City. George is a
Jolly, good fellow and win go to no
end Of trouble to see the young
people enjoy themselves.
Henry Lee. JAS. Myers and
}. p. Harper were business visitors
ii Mexico Tuesday.
Ms.AL. w Roberts and daugnser
Myrtle, were shopping in Mexico OF
Tuesday.
Uncle George Slavens was herr
last week visiting old friends. Uncs
George Is wen known and well iike'
by ali aud We like to have him com
and pay us q visit once in a whfe-
Andrew Parrish, Of North Dakota
was here a few days last week Nj
Parrish. who originally hailed iron
Missouri, says il doesn't get coz
h.ie. but IL he had arrived a he'
week sooner, We believe we ooua
have shown HIM
John Bessles shipped a car Q
hose oct Of here Thursday.
Theo Hltz and Jonn jesse bonsh
TIE $50 acre farm. known as she a
A.a farm. four miles east q here
Edward NekaIn, who has been da'
esrously N. Is considerably betae'
ane we hope 70 q him about in
lvw days.
lack Brown and son and Bud Al
derson. north OF here, were cuisines
V'sitors In Mexico Saturday
riley wlIkcrson SHIPPED ont a G.
u hogs Saturday.
Myers & feuiz, our uP&o-a4'
~Tg Into their ne
on, Che l.. o 0. =. Buiidln
5 & Feutz are real live bug
aess men and thoroughly underatai
Tie Importance Of a good locauo
which they are evidently attaining
aeging up into the business secti'
N our town. We wish them sacee
ami prosperity in their e undere
iae.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01

From present indications. shas
week win be rather cod and
stormy
sir. and Mrs j. S. Harvey we're
the guest ~ SIR. and Mrs. Geo BY
ars iss Thursday.
Mutie Kettle is dangerously ~
with pnaumonia-
Mrs. d. l. Bradley sold her hogs
to WIZ Culver. a stock buyer Of
Galloway county. last week.
Esil Foster, son Of Mr., and Mrs
Wa Foster. Is seriously 81 o
pneumonia His many friends ~isa
him a speedy recovery.
Quite a number Of this vleinh,
we're In Mexico last Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01

On AprA /, the local office OF the
wesIs,Fargo Express Company viii
move from the present location in
the west building, on South Wash
ington street, to the north room on
the lower fsoor Of the Bragg Build
ing, on South Jefferson street.
This arrangement was agreed upon
Monday. W. o. Looney. route agent
Of this company. with headquarters
In st. Louis. was here Monday and
made the CONTRACT.
New fixtures throughout r be.
ing arranged for. The old fixtures,
taken oyer from the Pacific Express
Company when the Wells-Fargo peo-
pie assumed charge Of the Pacific,
Will be discarded.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01

You are probably aware that prea-
mouia always results from q cOia'
but you never heard Of cold resuls-
inc in pneumonia when Chamber
laiu,s Cough Remedy was used VIM
take the risk when this remedy ns !.
ha had for a trifleg For sale by al
daaJn.~u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01

Travelling their regular orbits,
Mars and the moon were IN occulta-
ton saturday night. occultasion oc.
ours every two years, but the
clouds over this section Of tho Unit
ed states made II impossible to see
the planets pass each other. For
one hour Mars was completely hid
den behind the moon.
Every month for The next two
years, ihe planets win be in %contune'
Ition or VIII pass each other, but q
a greater distance. Next month ths
conjunction VIII be mcSs noticeable
Bacause tho planets Gre always farth
est apart after occultation.
Although Mars Is much larger thai
the moon, ii hid behind the latcel
for more than an hour because o
It's greater distance from the Eaas1
! The moon Is 2sS. 900 miles from th'
Earth. Mars is 5O.0o0.O 900 m'sel
away.
Conjunction occuns every month b
cause 1t takes the moon approximate
~ 20 end one-half days Z
make its orbit. Each month the con
junction brings the planets In
more parallel position untsl occsata
ton Is reached.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01

DR.. ColBsar was called to Skinner
"wednesday to set a broken ann for
Jark McGinnss. The aecident oo-
Cured while Mr.. McGinnis was I'm
loading some baed hay The hook
slipped out and he tei out Of 1he
loft and broke his arm.
j. o. Donaldson Of near Thompsoni
vile, carl Chandler, Of near Good
water and wm. Holman of Monroe
County we're here Wednesday.
i. ". brewer went 70 Hawk
point, Lincoln County Thursday.
jim Holloway and Oscar AanRy
have bought a lot II corn ~ 60 and
Gle delirsred.
Phil Roberts and Family returned
from a visit with his parents. south
Of Centrsaia Thursdas.
Miss Nora Beruey OF near Gate
wood school house, Clarence BerFey
and Albert snow Of near Central
soHool House, Jim Johnson ard jim
Mccain OF ear T~bompsonYille we're
here Thursday.
T w. brewer cent his team p
Centraaa after goods Friday.
Mrs. A. J. Treble and Roy werf
visiting in Sturgeon Friday and SAT
uraay.
Dr.Coliler has been kept On the g
de greatest Part q the time ~
past week.
Byron black aud Richard Sgulre'
a. ncar Central School House were
hsre Friday.
Phil Roberts and wife, Claude III
liz. waiter Roberts and Brown Mic
Sls weuf 10 Centralia saturday
VIM. Wilson and son sold 20 hog
thjs week 10 Ad Deaver at Paris .
&C.. Mr. wilson says he and Ia
boys have cold $1,000 worth Of hog
ana sIl4o worth Of corn this year
he has narfbt Up q bunch Of 2
calves !.
4ohn s.asler Of nea. T~hompsonyil'
aud Ituaa.rh Adams 0. Monroe cour
Is were lxre Saturday
Prank ToRles AMI John DAVIS Q
Monroe county We're mere Sunday
n ". nIeNer and sen, Free. wen
n cenara q Saturday.
PIN Roberts bought a span I
mare miles from Bob PickeN {
afsx;co for $500.
Arthur yager and wife and Mls
Ieona Foreman spent Monday :
his brofher's. Jim Ysger, near SKI
ner.
=. W. brewer and son, Fred' vel
Is Madison Monday.
George Brown Of near Beniene'
was l<re saturday and said ne four
one II ass horses dead In his stal
fsell
II XII aga Miss Leona ~
sut u Ccaagalia Tuesday
Johnson Of nenf Thounpso'
sgan. Cline az near centri
s.ekaea House and Anderson MerF
II nsag Good Water sclsooi Houi
hero Tuesday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01

Sedentary habits, lack Of ou1aool
exercise, insufficient masticaticn o.
food, constipation, a torpid iiVer,
worry and anxiety, art the mos
common causes OF stomach troubles
Correct our habits and take Cham
berlain's stomach and Liver Tablets
and you will soon be well again. TO
sale by an dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01
PUBLIC sALE.

VIII sell at B. +. Yaughn's Farm,
Southwest Of Perry, Mo-. and 9 mi.
northeast of Santa Fe, on
Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1912.
&C HEAD OF MULES
20 Coming rs and 40 coming 9's.
All mules are from good TO EXTRA,
from Is 10 16 hands high, good
FLESH. good BONE and FOOT,
to be sold in closely mated pairs. ey.
cry PAIR good for farm WORK, and
the 4G muBes are IN fine shape Ia
SHIP. Some Of these mules are
SHOW mules and most all are good
ENOUGH for any person 10 work.
More than twothirds are mares.
Special invitation to come 10 this
sale and see these MULES.
TERMS: All parties desiring cred
it win be given G months time at 2
percent Interest from date.
B. +. VAUGHN.
Co.'s. Dock Biggs, and Ed Under
wood, A~uctloHleerss
J. A. Clark, Clerk WI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01

A piece Of flannel dampened waal
Chamberlains Lindment and bound OF
to the affected parts is superior te
any plaster. When troubled with
lame back or pains in the side OF
chest give 1t a trial and you arr
certain to be more than pleased
with the prompt relief which II al
fords. Sold By all druggists
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01

Dennls Fezast and ness Lena Al
bus were married by Father J J.
Dillon al $50 O'Clock "Wednesday
morning. Tie ceremony took
place at 81. Brendan's Catholic
Church.
Mr.. Fecht is a son OF AIR. and MIS-
john Fecht and IS one Of Audratn's
mos industrious young farmers
Miss Alhrs comes from one Of AZ
drains leading families. She s the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Al
bus and possesses those traits which
make for an ideal helpmate.
The Ledger joins other friends n
extending congratulations in I'D
vance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01
Chunks Of Diittwood
We Havs win . This Evening
BY & osRourke Dill.

We Have With u This Evening
Have you mnmped yet2
Jim wilkins. of southwes, Me,,.
who has been quite III, is much betts,
Mrs. 4, B. Hooton still continues.
improve from q fierce attack Of qlo
John Fecht viii be in the race h,
CoDstabls-maybe- Come on in, John
Mrs. Annie Martin. Of Fulton. (
visiting friends and relatives in I'm
city.
James Reynolds, aged II ys.n
died at bis bone in Alton, III, J,n
29th, Hets the father Of Mrs. h n.
Harrison, o. this city. Mrs. Harlsn
and children attended the funeral i
Alton, Wednesday.
Miss Fay Brandon. formerly d ii.
Ledger force, now has charge d,
llneotype machine and is with \
Independence. No, newspaper aud h
making coed. Miss Fay is a spleudd
young lady and we visa he success
The Owl does not know uhelbu
Walter Peck Intends 10 enter The No
for sheriff Or not but we do kuos
be Is q mighty good Democrat adj
that he walks q chalk line 10 I'd.
middle or the road and would Il
Q mighty warm member TO 10 o
against. The wateri Is tine come oh
The Owl hears that Mr.. J. LeRgI
Key, formerly foreman o. the L4tqa
but lately foreman or the KeytesyHa
No. Courier, now has a splendid px
tton on en- Independence paper ala
big, fat salary. Col. Key IS a am
class prluter ARD VIII make good su
where ycn place hims Nc IS 10 1R
With bis profession Also with a M
same heiress. Qn, sou Leroy
A lady ot Saline county has rectlga
the Ledger Owls check Tor $500, Old.
| cd BY the Owl Tor writing The bal
1911 poem for Iris paper, The M
lady u a superb puetess to a beautdd
fare youw eli Don't know wheAa
she bas succeeded 10 getting IN
money for the check OF not. Wehal
she hasnsf. Doc Kanaiy, was a warn
close second for The money. Hes
great poet. Doc Yields a hot pen bu
7 bis poems are awful strenuous a'
t. Id many instances need iixini, Com
again, Dec. Tee water is lovely
I TWO SOULS WITH BUT A SINGLE
III THOUGHT, TWO nEARs
I'll THAT BEAT As oSE
!, Mr.. Dennis Fecht and Miss Len
Alhus were married at the 0atboil
E Church. in this city, Jan. 3lit' Rsl
Father Dillon t~fieisting. The attend
ii ants were MI Joe Albus and ~
Maggie Sullivan The bride IS
daughter Of Captain and Mrs. Willal
d Albus, who reside just south d Me-
leo, and Is asplendid young i1l
! graceful in form and handsome 10 be
o The groom Ii 4 Eealthy and prospsNl
>. young farmer Of this county ana Y
s Ledger Owl Ii quite sure Dennis Y
!. make q model husband. Wednesaa
a sumpsuans dinner was served n
u hGme If the brides parents fa
which SIR. ana Mrs. Bechl lell I
Y The vest pn their honoymuon IB
1. were the happy recipients O as'
\ pretty ard costly presents Taeg
wishes 10 the happy couple q l0us Y
4 prosperous iife. Thanks tor CAKE
a. Mr.. David H0llopeter is tho nap
Ne recipient ~ q beautiful blue slll
rs sent him BY a Saline County adnll'
David appreciates the gilt Ve'y ua
ID and Will wear the shirt Only when
lnstructs hts sunday School CLASS
beautiful dime and pin and . 9''
ii. necktic we're attached 10 the 'hlil
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01

When her chsld is ia danger q
woman win risk her life to protect
II No great act Of herossm or risk
OF life Il necessary TO protect a
child from Group. Give Chamberiain's
Cough Remedy and all danger s
avoided. For sale by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01

How to cure a cold is a question
in which many are Interested Just
nos, Chsdnber.ain's Cough Remedy
has won its great reputation and
) immense said By ITS remarkable cure
Of colds. 1t can always be depended
upon. For sale by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01

Mrs. Roy Farris, OF Eaton. Colo,
Il the guest of her parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Henry Weber, Of Rush Hill
Mr.. and Mrs Tarris are arranging to
move from Colorado to California to
reside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01
SOCIALISTS FORM
IN

MoOerly, No, January 80.
4 meeting Of Socialists in Pant.
er,s Hall this Afternoon formed 3
IDEAL organization with the INTENTION
~ making a county fight. There ~
many miners in this county wns
lean toward socialism Anolns'
neetin wiz be held this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-01

. RESOLUTION TO PAVE EAST
LOVE STREET FROM THE EAST
CURLING LINE OF JEFFERSON
STREET EAST TO THE WEST
LINE Or STUART STREET u
THE CITY or MEXICO. MIS-
souri,, AND TO CURB THE
NORTH AND SOUTH SIDE
THEREOF ALONG THE DIS
TANcE TO BE PAVED.