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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-22
Cattle MARKET FIRM
ON Light RECEIPTS
CHOICE LOTS IN MORE ACTIVE
DEMAND, RUN BEING SMALL
At ALL cENTERs.
TEN DOLLAR CATTLE
PREDICTED FOR SUMNER
Hogs Drop 10 Cents, Top For Day Be-
ing S7.95-WooI Lambs Sell at High
est Price of Season, Reaching $3.50
Sheep Strone-Roview Of Market

r~~I:+ ;~~-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03
NORTHEAST BENTON

AR. and Mrs. Dan Hildebrand re
turned Wednesday from a short
wedding trip and at present are liv-
ing with the groom's parents.
Mrs. May Musctter OF Long Beach,
Cal. started on her return home on
Thursday, after making an extended
visit with her sister. Mrs E. w.
Rockwell.
Miss Hazel Hildebran6 led the
young peoples meeting Sunday night.
Glen johnson will be the next leader
DR.. Boving, President Of Westmin-
ster College. preached at the Presby-
terrain Church Sunday morning and
evening. He is certainly a very en-.
pertaining speaker.
John KeIlerhal and family and
French Douglass and family motored
to Sit Carmel Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank okey re
turned last week from an extended
automobile trip in Illinois.
j. L. stratton and wife OF Ottawa
Kansas. have recently visited theil
nephew. S. L, stratton. Mr.. STRAIT
ton has returned to his home while
bis wife went on to Chicago 4
make a visit.
The farmers are very busy. Thli
cool weather makes it fine for pillow
ing. A good many in this neighboI
hood are cutting cane We have hal
several light frosts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03
RowENA.

Arthur Wager went 10 centraiia on
Wednesday.
Miss Katherine Kirk and Tom Van
landinghAm and wife of Centraiia
spent Sunday al c. F. sansbury's.
Albert Williams and J. r. Baker
and family Of Galloway are visiting
IL 0. Baker and family.
]. H Neal delivered two wagon
loads OF hogs to L. G. Anthony at
|Centralia for ss.25.
Ara Maddox and family OF Halls.
vile spent Sunday with Phil Rob
erts and family.
The directors OF the Mutual Tele
phone met Saturday and appointet
Miss Ella Carter operator Of ths
Company. Miss Ella has glver
good service in the past and deserves
another chance.
Monday was moving day hero. DR.
Collier moved to the property form
erIy occupied by A. P. wager and A
p. wager moved to the property form
eriy occupied by s. NJ. wager; DR.
Collier and S. NJ. wager moved I,
the F. w. brewer property.
Allen Wager OF near HoIIensville
and l. S. Fuller OF Monroe count
we're here Monday.
#. w. brewer and wife and son. F.
Gle. Of Mexico were here Friday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03

NrSss Hzaexe NI1Aa1x AL ffoya
Rsssu ~ S1nsax for ~cAihieorAe
where they u1u attend scAeol
Ms BarehAra returned hone last
week AFTER a wing visit via her
daughter in Montana She Vas &C
eolnpSnied home by her grsnddaugh
ter. Miss Sarah Stevens.
Ed. smith and family ieft for.
California sunday. where they vii
make their future home.
A. L Burchard and two children
Of ST Louis visited his mother Satur
day and sunday.
II L Bwwell and W. G. Pike al
tended the Masonic convention AT
st Louis last week
Nr. and Mrs. T. c WIlharn chap
eroued their daughters, Misses Inns
and Catherine. and Misses Matte
Matthews and Hazel Friedman To q
weekend boase party given b. Mr.
Dick DiIlard at his beautiful country
k0me near Shamrock
Miss Matte Debo OF Mexico Il
visi1ine her brother, DICK DebO, this
week
c. I. Peyton was in 81 LOais ssv
eral days last week
H p Freneh entertained the B
iG E Clnb Wednesday afternoon il
honor Of her niece, Miss Minnie Pike
Mrs. Frances Meara and daughter
Dorothy. and Miss Josephine Jacob
ere visiting relatives in st Louis.
John Pihale has returned home al
ter an extended "trip through th'
North and East.
Mrs. Miller of Kansas City am
Miss Frances Kemp OF Mexico ar
guests OF Miss Amelia Rogers.
Miss Nellie Noel who is ATTENDING
High school at Mexico spent Satui
Gag ard sunday with honefolks.
III. p. French and children Al
tended the Fair At ST. Louis las
week.
Miss Maade Watkins returned I
her home here Wednesday, after
pheasant visit with friends at Baehs
Tor.
Misses Mabel Brown and Elizabet
Ovens, who are attending the Hig
School here, spent Sunday at thei
home near Shamrock.
Walter Moore OF Marling is yisitin
Earl Pritchett
Nane Brown Was a business yisi
or 20 Mexico Tuesday.
C. C. Underwood of Martinsbur
and Mrs Ivy Craig Of Mexico wer
married Monday.
. Misses Hazel and Vera Friedman
! were In Mexico Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03
nosrH EAGLE.

Ne are having very cool weather
nov.
Rev. O'Herron Of Canton filled his
regular appointment at the chzissian.
Church Sunday morning and night a
large crowd attended
The annual meeting win Be held
AT The Christian Church at Santa Fe
the secosd Saturday in October
Gland Bybee Of near Molino is
filing his siio.
Hsmp Elliott is having some new
building put up On his place.
E W. McFsdfn and son attended
The circus Al Mexico Tuesday.
John COwherd's public sale was
well attended stock sold well
Tom Bolts and children who hsys
been sick with the fever r able Il
be out again
Mrs ". ]. McLoney Of Mexico Il
spending a few days with Mrs. W. |
Grey and family OF near North Eagle
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03
POPULAR YOUNG
PEOPLE WE'D

The wedding of Miss Mae pr,,.
Of this city. and c. W. Brown
vandalia. was solemnlzed a, a.
home Of the bride on Boulevard A."
nue. at s o'clock on Wednesday az.
ening Rev. Mr.. Banks of tb,s
city performed the ceremony.
The bride is a daughter Of DR. and
Mrs Kelly Bragg. No young lady q,
Mexico is more universally beloved
and admired than she.
The groom Is a young farmer a,
near Vandalia and is a graduate Of
the Missouri State University. No
comes from one of the Oldest and
most highly respected families of
East Audrain.
Among those from out-of.town I
attend the wedding are the follow.
ing,
Mrs. VI. s. Bragg and daughter.
Miss Camilla. OF Troy. Mrs. L,e
Thomas. st. Louis; DR.. Louis spapl
ding and sister, Miss Mildred OF
Columbia; Dwight Niece, Troy; Mr..
Caldwell, yandalia; t. ]. Arnold
Kansas City.
The Ledger joins a large circle Of
friends in extending best wishes for
a long and happy married life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03
HIGH SCHOOL


he Literary Societies o. MeNn-
Ian high School organised Saturday
afternoon. and elected officers There
are three s-oeieties II the School and
az pupils take part in one or the
0hsr
ne Unsoa Literary Society. com
psssd Of the Seniors and Juniors,
lsNtsa tie following officers; Cal
ran Tzatoa- Pres; Ben Locke. Vice
s~ssasu1: Do-CAy worren secretary
lNE1 1iaA-a TrsAsurers Kenneth
szusura Anurneyg Howard Keaih
S--ezu,. RaT MIEer. Senior Critic
lLssn1r5 CszasEush. junior crtN
Tha DsapAszn Sociesy composed ea
fna Suphunu-as elected its utncerss
tRrzn Esasa. Pres Wa xanDesn-
ls~ y Pres Frznk Rogers. Ser
~Raanf Helen Hawsa S~sursuAryi
lMzrEzra Greer. Treas These Off
Gers sr also n tas class OrgzEiEa-
luon
me FRESHMAN Society elected
nave Mcclure. Pre-; BTysn Atchi-
son. v Pres Isabel crzadock
sny ~. d johnson. Treas
At a meeting OF the Mexico School
Beard, Monday evening. s2ee vas
appropriated for the equipment Of
lfhe Mcmillan High school gymna-
slim and 10 build tennis and volley
haii courts. Work viii be started
on this work shortly.
A balcony may be built all around
the gymnasium so that basket ball
spectators may have a point Of van
tage TO view the match games, The
school will be fixed as attractive as
possible for the student body.
The Debating Society Of the Nc
/ MILAN High School met for organlza-
ltion Tuesday afternoon. The follow.
ing officers we're elected: President
Leonard coatsworth; vice-president,
chas. Wright; Secretary and treas
urer, Ray Miller; attorney Carl Hays
sergeant, Morris Jesse. II was De
cided TO hold the meetings semi
monthly on Monday evening at s p
m. The first meeting viii be held
next Monday. The Society will By
composed Of all high school students
who are interested in debating ans
who will put forth their best ef
lforts 10 do creditable work.
The Girls Physical Training Asso
citation met and organized Tuesday a
ternoon. The officers are: Eliza
I beth Pearson, president; Lucille Kun
s KEEL yice-president; Lola Spencer. ser
lfetary; Anna Crawford, treasurer. D.
tween so and 20 girls attended III
g injecting. The courses viii be plaT
d ned SO that every girl interested wi
be able to derive benefit from th
'e Gymnasium classes, the out door
games and the various forms of e
~ercise that will give a chance fe
d physical development. Miss Dayii
d Physical Director of Hardin colleg'
viii assist the High School teacher
in planning and carrying out th
work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03

month ago it was ss.s. Tho tive year
average for end OF September Is
I'll. This is the highest slpce
1906
The probable selling price for corn
as given Ny correspondents. averages
81 cents per bushel, with a few re
porting as low as IS cents.
wheat-Iack Of rainfall early il
tae q hela back Flowing and
as a result wheat sowing In latel
than usual But IS per cent Of Tbs
crop has been seeded, and there 4
some ground TO break. Recent raini
nave been a great benefit and worl
is now progressing nicely.
Other crops-The timothy acre
age threshed compared with las
year is given as ls5 per cent, wit
an average yield Of about 4 bushel
per acre, A few fields r reporte
te have made as much as 10 bushel
per c The average farm price a
which seed is now selling is reporte
as s2.s1 per bushel. with some sci
ing at $3.50 10 a.75. Many ar
holding for higher prices.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03


{ y SaasS<rC and wife spent
Ssusraas xa1 SszsAy IN Neaieo
Szr JsraAa q TEXAS Is visiting
nrea& sna relatives IN this
aSAes<Ase4
+ N src3as4s ezkAt a teAn q
1 vear "a rs1res nVM Mr. SArcnN
several oen AS vicsasc attended
az ~ ccaSelne &ie and rePerts
ize& t. hAve sd wei
srxc-za nt4 n this neitAeorhoea
Ars Ssavszsag oass % ce1trslis par
aa a. : ana - csats px ersAsi
Rnsce ssv1rss SS4sAt . BAY hAle'
a < n Sanpscas sale fox sisa
r. y Rro1eaas aaa uife wers
Megioo riseos SatsraNS.
{. Dufny has returned srOn a visit
VIA as a.aeAser wee lives m sA
ssf
y n sro@aaaS sOA RriSa Dan
iN male cSa Tor SIS
Nu Esss narsy and family vh'
have eeez ming On her fAiaeri
pace has HOved hosze sEAin-
Rae Sao<k has saoses 70 The Tor
Chvoa psce
T. & 1oncs boaghf four Norl
muses Al the Dsck simpson sale.
The ladies Of salt River churel
Who furnished dinner al the D. r.
Simpsoa sale cleared above ali eS
penses s4t.se,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03
NEW HoPE.

Mrs. l.. L. Davis departed this
life at the home Of her mother,
Mrs. Brutus Parks. Sept. 26 Of ty-
rhoid fever, aged "a years, 5 months
and 26 days. She had led a Chris.
tian life being converted about
eight years ago. The remains were
inferred at New Hope cemetery. She
was married to L. Il. Davis SeDtem'
Der Is. 1908. by C. C. Long. Some Z
months ago a daughter was born She
leaves a husband mother and four
sisters TO raourn her loss.
Mrs. Susie Bowne's children came
in from Idaho to attend her funeral
which was held at centralia septem.
Der Is. The family wishes to thank
their friends and neighbors who were
so kind 10 their mother during her
sickness and death.
Roy Bovine reports good crops In
He likes that country fine,
He says It is a fine place 70 live.
Roy and Virgil Bovine, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert sieyers and tive daugh-
ters from Idaho are visiting relatives
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03
eEREA.


Mrs. H c. Berrey is on the sick
list.
Ira Mayes has a new corn binder.
John Showers and Mrs. Henry Stow
ers Of Mexico visited in this neigh
borhood last week.
s. S. Greed. wife and daughter Of
Hatton motored over and spent a
few days with Almer Mundy and wife
last Of the week.
r. h Dudley and daughter, Miss
Kate. are preparing to move to Mex
leo to reside. We are sorry to see
them go. Mr.. Nochols and family
VIII occupy their home.
J. p. Duncan and wife Of northwest
Of Thompson were Sunday guests Of
Dr. Duncan and family.
Miss Rebi Fisher spent part Of
last week with Miss Florence Heiz-
er, east Of Molino.
St. Clair Emmons filled his silos
Mrs. Mary Peak and daughter, Miss
Nellie. OF near Santa Fe Sun
day guests Of W. P. Hall and wife.
Misses Gertie and Goldie Bybee at
tended the Baptist Association a
Union Church The first Of las
week.
Mrs r. o. Guthrie OF near Rusl
Hin Is the guest Of II. C. Berrey ant
wife.
Miss Fannie Edge sold four hog
TO John Cauthorn at $s.25 per cwt,
John GorreIl has purchased a gas
oline engine and wood saw and vii
start out soon on a wood saving ex
'pedition.
Mrs. j. c. Clark left Monday 70
her home at Benton City after
few days visit 10 ii. c, Berrey an,
wife.
Miss Neva Cawthorn and brother
Paul, were Sunday guests Of Mrs
MAJ Eubanks. east of Moline.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03
R~EALESTATE
TRANSFERS

Sarah E. Little TO Jos. B. SlAsens.
lot ". Grand view Add Mexico.
$3.50. 3
Charles W. Kisof TO Frank Fl
and Eta Kisor. ind. 1-s Int in ;
|l.s s. T. IA OF Sec. 1885. s,l7Ss,
Apex Investment Co. to E. B. =
Cecilia Wheeler. lot S, blk . ~
Eassholm Add, Mexico. $500
S. v. Reynolds to c. C. Gamble,
ss7 acres in Sec. 1888 and e-52s'
$4,000.
william +. Atkinson to Martha n
lafayette +. Scott lot !. blk 4. Mui'
drow's Ada Mexico. $500.
d. II. smith TO j. L Fuqua. $50
acres in W. IL Of Sec. s2S1-ol. sLoo
and other.
Cortez W. Edmonston to Cora p
ANTHONY, lots > and 10. blk /, ciark's
Add, Mexico. 81.
Lovey Jane crowdy to Percy Gay
Tract in blk b. Ladd's Add Ext Mex
leo. SITS.
Lutte Digss 10 Lon Il. Belshe. Z
tract IN S. liz N " IA Of Sec. 1850
IA. $500.
Charles L. Stewart to Joseph i
Harper, lot S. blk Z, Reush 4 Hi
South Add, Rush HIll. ss25.
Albert l. Hendrix 70 s. NJ. Locke
In. 10 #. lot s. blk l. South Side
Park Add. Mexico, seoe.
Albert l.. Hendrix TO OIL Mar
tin, s. 10 #. lot rs. blk /. souti
side Park Add. Mexico. $500.
l, Cora f. Anthony 70 Edgar Threl
keld, lots q and 10. blk l, Clark
Add. Mexico, $4,000.
George A. Brace to Lutte Digs
tract in s. +. IA Of Sec. 1857. 81
|. 900.
Thos. Champ by Admr. to job
Helnlen. so A. in Sec. 27-5o-9. 81
! 275
/. Central West Construction co. t
e. E. Green, lot 3. blk s, Trolle
Heights Add. Mexico. $3.50.
Eldon Z. Taylor to w. F. Dui
!, ham. Lots /. 2 and blk l, Out X
3, Original Rush Hill and tract !
! Sw. IA S-5l-7. s1,100.
W. D. Parker to S. T. Abbay ioI
) and 6. blk 81. Original yandalii
i 1850.
|, James w. Young to Albert !
Young, w. IL Of N E IA of Sec
36-50-9. $4,000.
William Dorgan to Queen An
Jameson, lots .. 8 and 4. blk 3,
Lakenan & Barnes College Additio
Mexico. $4,000.
Albert E. Watts to Cora b. Watt
100 acres in Sec. 1921. $1.0O al
other. i
Frank Weischhaus to Lizzie Ke
sting, 10 acres in N W IA of $
IA of Sec. 1907. $1,000.
John A. Wigs to Chas. G. Hea
"a / acre in Z. part Of NV. IA of Sc
35-5l-s. s1.00 and other.
r. H. Baldridge ct al, to Jas.
Smith, $3.50 acres in Secs. IL, II al
2O-51-1o. $4,000.
X Maggie w Torreyson to Mary D.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03
FoRMeR COMMITTEEMAN Dies.

Montgomery City, Mo, Oct. 2.
", L, Gupton, former member of
the State Democratic Committee and
tor many years County Clerk OF
Montgomery County, died last night.
Mr.. Gupton was a member of the
Board Of the Mount Yer
non tuberculosis Senitarium. He
was a member Of the Christian
Church and a temperance worker. Mrs.
Gupton died a few weeks ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03

IL Is btaiasd b. ~ hsp1bacana
nat Wftson csanot c4f1T ne A.a
beersas ne baaipsss ne VII be op-
so.ss . Alm On he othsr hand u
= sssho1tveiy stated that P1crpnnt
waran d cordially supporting VII
soh. We bad a. idea that Morgan
uas sonewhat Il . business nan
hlnssif Guess b dont believe hai
ne aieciioa Of Wilson would ruin
ne oouairy. Wilson has already stat
"a that be = 10 cordiai sympathy
VIA the business inteFeats % The
country and big business VII have
fhs sains protection as little busines
- long Is 4 Il complying With he
law
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03

J. A. Alderman, West Plains. Mo.
was confined to his bed with rheuma.
tism. and suffering intense pain. "a
friend recommended Foley Kidney
Pills and began taking them. with
great benefit. In a few days | was
out OF bed,in a few more up TO
town. and IN is days threw my cane
away. l cheerfully recommend Fole
Kidney Pills to Others Otis Pur-
dy, druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03
Stock and :
- Farm News

czsti. aooe. Brluding 200 South
erns NATIVES steady.
Hoz-SsoA 5 to Ice higher.
Mixed ana butch SEQ 4 zoe
Cod heavy SIS = sse
Lsht $50 q SEQ
Pigs ESQ a TITS
sheep e0oa Steady.
Chtcaso Close-
Wheat nee 20 rs a 81 A Nay IS s.
Corn Dee IS $ b May = Is a u
Oats Des 81 IS a s. A sIay "a 4
Jan Rork 1Ss5
Jan Lard he's B
Ian Rfbs ices
rHR vANDEvENTER COMMISSION
Co Is ALWAYS IN THE MAR
XXI FOR POULTRY. BUTTEf
AND EGss CALL Us BE
FORE Y0U SELL vi
MUTUAL Phone s-cIrY Phoae 81
p A aAshs.AOs q Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03

HON ". s. CowHERD IA a
rhssaeieasse lessor 70 TIE Maxro.
Ledger mys Daring the olossng
days of fhe recen. sl5eru<orSi
oampaisn ny hsai'h vas n socscen
eiaon that ] Nas oonPtned 20 csAr
Gel QUITE n n1nnbcr Of M snsE~
mems s-d haze been Eholly uaabs
70 attend 10 NC coVrespondence h
mediatdy soliowing The oaupAAgn.
mon the af9fce of my physSaG
uent aBay and have tust rsUEea
ana TITS is the frs, 0~EporeCx
nats had q aaafessnE vuu !
uszh % express hrooeh you ag
thanks 20 he vo,oss On yor -
oaIt~ vbo save ne heir HaseN
and whac I vas no suuNssc& q
thh contest wan you AM 9sz
70 Jon mo n leading aE Wsssnlc
support 10 tho sucee cen6aas
Goneiai Major. and the eaar'
DomocFatic AirksA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03

G. H. Combs, a well known citi
zen Of Mercer Co, Mo. states(;
About a year ago | took a severe
cough and | tried different kinds Of
medicine and two physicians, but die
not help me. My son left me a bot
tie Of Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound, and it helped me a great dea'
more than anything ! had taken
Otis Purdy, druggist,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03

hge Mr. aud Ma GAS cAssel
wm acconpany tkz kunG
Ma Mr. Nnie and two cAlldren
zre rizifing rehtires IN miaziA
Ans a1I1s Horaa has re2urned
aaek 70 nllnos amer q trO weeks
|xiss vita her rzreatx Mr. and Nn-
wnis Nlner.
Protrz<tea ncesfzg beSins At Nss
Hops o. :. rAe Rev. rsrnsy q
cssralA IN @sziA ny fresser We
rrrSsa = rea EeeiAg
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03
waahIngton. D. q. o.

washington, u. g., Oct. ?.
Senator Dixon to-day told the Sen
ate Committee investigating cam.
paign funds he had been reliably in
formed that Thos. +. Ryan and A.
H. Plant, auditor Of the souther
Railway had contributed heavily t
Underwood's campaign; that JosepI
+. Davis had spent $4,000 in Gov
Wilson's preconvention campaign;
that Charles P. Taft had spent 5000,
900 for Taft and that leading fInan
ciers Of New York spent large sunI
for Gov. Harmon. He said when b
got desperately hard up he went bacI
TO Perkins.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There Is only way to cure deafness.
and that Is ~ constitutional remedies.
Deafness IS caused by an infiamed condi-
ton Of the mucous hping u the kustE-
ehian Tube. When this tube Is inffagnEd
you have a rumbiing sound or Imperfect
hearing, and when II Is entirely closed
Deafness Is the result, and unless the IN
Illumination can be taken out and this
tube restored 10 fts normal condition,
hearing Eiii he destroyed forever. nine
cases out Of ten are caused hs catafrl.
which is nothing bnt an fnflams1 condt-
ton a. the mucons surfaces.
W. v~iiigiye one iiaaan " ~ ihsrs fot any ease p
ffaIfucss tfauaid rT c4tarfhi p afean n0t be c1fEdb D.
Halls Catafrh CrIe, sene Tor o~renlass, ffte.
FJCHEEEY. 4 co Toledo, Ohio.
sold by Druggists. zoe.
Take Halls Family pflla for constipation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03
CAN'T AFFORD TO DO

CAN'T AFFORD 70 DO
WITHOUT LEDGER.
Mrs. Lena Johnston. when remit
ting for the Weekly Ledger, writes as
follows:
Tairtor, Ia, Oct. /, 1912
Mr.. r, M. White.
Mexico, Mo.
Please send US the Ledger. We
can't afford to be without it. Hope
crops are good and things are pros
porous az in Iowa. No better times
werc ever known. Business is good.
Mr. Johnston has shipped about 20
cars Of grain from here since Au-
gust s,
Very Respectfully,
Mrs. Lena Johnston
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03

VERMONT DzaocrGs ae rnc
ias TEa seosnk ele@40a n H2t
ffaac AoNs al nzrezaa tnSrz2'ng
rans ~ BSI NOSE sosloEszg +
aErvl h-1z EA Rs9SsAcan, not ae
Daznozz1r wE S=Zzr co06Non
il pthz SAFES VII zsaa Ire eec
t01 a. W2lsoz nd MEshzE ay Ia
lHrzsE Enaa eFar gwen - any Bnsi
zt sire 1gaB, Ehen Muzr0a 80
n aha alsot8rE rots IN one
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03
sln eARY auYs pRoPERrY.

Sid Gary has purchased Of J. A.
Nichols the property at the corner
Of Love and Wade streets. on which
The West End Cash Store Is located
The lot Is 75x120 feet and is a
weli-located piece Of property. Con
alteration $1,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03

j. n. Nydden. Frisco. Mo-, says:
Last winter l contracted a severe
cold and ii settled on my lungs. My
lungs were very sore, and ! got
bottle Of Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound That cured me right away
and / recommend it to all otit
Purdy. druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03

EVERY wore Tor liz Ec2ao0 III
amaEmens + a rute for aBt mAes
q z1od roEAz aGuz2E- tbs sale
Ds11 j. No 12Eilas M -
eGs. Tire LasszaE@ Is wRDe
and saxi0ss "a zFpEroEzRt4 E7anz'
lmA for Fhe hazdzg & ElEI r0A
but u1foEsz1oEE. saz d Ef
CcsEcy ere kckng WsEA tine aaop-
zion q the NH tar a ElAz dasrE
VIZ be RECESSED fr1n she EneTzi
revenue, whinh VI assoud TIE z1Ans
for The consTae10n q good rosds
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03

Houston, Tex. sept 10.
"A No. l." the kng OF the ho-
bore, Is dead slipping from the
rods Of a passenger train ON The
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Co.
line. She man who boased that be
Ind Travelled more miles and paid
fewer fa1Ns than amy traveller OF
bis ~eoneraton. was oaueht by the
trucks % The coach.
- No i" was an enigma, even
10 tho Tnen wath whom he had
roained the world. From Maine 10
California has name Is painted on
water tarlEs, box cars and steps. He
was known TO Thousands OF rail
read men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03

Frarcs NJ Hughes. spratt, No
says. Il have had kidney and blade
trouble when | tried a sample o
Foley Kidney Pills. They relieve
me. so | bought a bottle and fin
they have done me more good, an
I got great results. / recommend FL
ley Kidney Pills as | got more result
from them than from anything
ever tool" Otis Purdy, druggist
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03

Mrs. Alice Bayless and son. Chas.
Bayless, win depart the first Of next
week for Los Angeles. Cal, where
they will remain several months.
Their many friends wish them a
pleasant visit in the Golden State"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03

THE Columbia 1Eo.) Trleane
takes the position that members Os
the University faculty have as
much right to their opinion on all
political questions as anybody else
The Tribune also says that the
members OF the faculty are giving
their time and attention 10 their
duties and are not taking any part
in any political discussions " con
~troversIes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03

THE Kansas City Star heads a
communication from Mexico, NJ:
CLARK Men Against Wilson" VIZ
don't believe there is a half dozen
Clark men in Audrain county who
win not vote for Wilson for Presi.
dent.