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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-10
The worlds unpires and managers hold powwow
From left right Silk OLaughin Kem Billy Evans Rger
Jake Stah Nuggsy McCraw and Pitcher Buck Oen of the Red
Sox -.-..-.--
The number Of goats to be

The number of goats to be
found in various countries is Civ
en- as: Germany, 3 $500; Ita1y,
2,7f4,513S Greece, 1888. 400; Cape
Colony, 8,699, 414;; Spain, 1907
1868 Switzerland, 362, III; Argen-
tina, 3 ,245, 086; Mexico, 4,206,01I;
United States, 1870, 500 The
number in the British Isles is
stated to be.neghgible,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-10
THE REASON

How is IT you aren't running
for congress again this year,
judge?" -
Why, my boy, it's an off year
in politics"
Since when is this an off year
in politics, judge?"
"Ahem-since l wasn't renom-
mated,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-27

An Irishrnan who had been
knocked down by a motor car
lodged a complaint with police
sergeant. Can you give me de-
scription of the driver?" asked the
sergeant. "Oi can thatp' said Pat.
He had on a fur coat and cap an
goggles !"-Fami1y Herald.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-27

Pity to Waste It.
''What do you want??" asked
the lady of the house of the
tramp.
'Suthin' to eat"
81 haven't anything in the
house except some bread and tin.
ned beef. Do you want some of
that?"
NO." he said sadly. I'D bet
ter move on. 1t 'ud be pity ter
waste sech a fine appetite on sech
poor vituals."
Sis says: Some boys have vaca-
tions; others get a job.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-27


151 9ERT0N BPALEI
Suppose that two and two made ].
eight
And six and five were nine, :
How would you use berry crate 4
For icing cherry wine? 5
Admitting that the day is hot, :
Although the sun has fed,
Howwouldyou do the turkey-trot ;
While standing on your head?
If seven ladies ate pie =
In sixteen hours or more,
What kind of mutton could you
buy
At any hardware store,
Allowing for the loss of grade
Which surely would ensue
While eating cabbage with
spade
Aai painting apples blue?
Such sums as these are hard, you
think?
But listen unto me;
The sum that's driving me to
drink
Is worse than these sums be.
Ny salary is standing, still
The Costofliving climbs;
How can pay my grocer's bill
In all these piping times?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

Harvey Reid. Of Audra,n county,
died at The home Of his son, Harry
Reid IN Slater on Thursday morning
General dehiIity is given as the
NUS Of lis death.
The deceased resided with his
son, E'mer Reid. southwest Of Town.
About seven weeks ago he went to
visit his son IN Sater. For some
tlne the deceased had not been in
the best Of health. though he was
able to get around.
He was born in Tompkins county,
Ohio, Nov. 80. 1928. He came 10
Audrain when a young man. His wife
died five years ago. Four children
survive. They are:
Harry Reid, Slater; Elmer Reid, /
Audrain; Mrs. Fannie Blggers, Mex
leo, and Mrs. Ollie Cakes, Alvarado.
Texas.
Mr.. Reid farmed IN Audrain for a
number of years. and he has a large
acquaintance in and near Mexico. The
news OF his death wtll be heard with
deep rerget by his many friends.
The Ledger Joins other friends in
extending sincere sympathy to the
bereaved ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

inc engagement OF Mss Mae
Bragg, the love'y daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Kelly R. Bragg, Of this
cry to G. W. Brown, of vandalia,
was announced Saturday. The wed.
olns VIII be this fall, though the ex.
act date has not been made public.
Miss Bragg is one Of Mexico's pret.
I est as well as most Accomplished
young women. and has many, warm
"dmiring friends. Mr.. Brown. a, grad
uate of Missouri University, is a sue.
cessful farmer. He is a youug man
OF fine habits and integrity.
The Ledger joins the host of
friends of both young people in ex.
tending congratulations i'm advance.
Ben Bggleston, one of C, p. Ma.
ones genial young Clerks, and Miss
Elizabeth Clements, Of Walnut, Kan
sas, were married Wednesday In Kan.
sas City. The announcement of their
marriage comes as quite a surprise
TO the many friends of the groom
Of this city. Mr.. Egg!eston and his
bride arrived in Mexico Thursday ev-
ening and are domiciled at 312
Muldrow street. The Ledger extends
congratulations.
Geo Lyons Of Wellsville, and
MSS Gertrude Brown, of Farber,
were married here late Saturday af-
by Judge w. w. Bolts. The
groom IL a promising young business
man OF WellsviIIe. HIS bride is
one Of Farber's lovliest girls. The
extends congra'u'at'ogs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
PRATT COUNTY
KANSAS SOLVES
ROAD BUILDING
Manhattan. Kan, june 20.

~ E
A great improvement is being
made in the roads OF Pratt County.
Following the provisions Of the new
road law the county commissioners
last year, classified the roads and
levied a maintenance tax. They
now have ITO miles of country roads
and a fund Of $4,000 is ayailale for
road improvement.
Insead of waiting until the har-
vest ard threshing season is over as
was done formerly and then assemb.
ling a crew Of farmers and teams,
the commissioners are using a crew
Of four men, a gasoline traction en-
CINE, and two graders. When the
weather. permits this crew is at
work. There are no delays, a full
days work IS demanded Of the crew.
Better results are obtained at half
the cost under the old system.
Another d sss,nc' i've feature Is In
the width OF he grade. II Is made
uniformany twe1ty-sIx feet from CEN
ter TO center OF the ditch. This is
cheaper to build and easier to main
tan than cd roads graded from feno
to fence.
The gasoline engine, a commbiratio.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
Yours,
ED. c. oFFUTT.

In all probability not since the
Indians re'gnod in this section OF
Missouri has a canoe trip OF any
le1g h ben made down Salt River.
On July 5, two 69-pound modern ce-
lar canoes, loaded with camping
EQUIPMENT for a tea-days' trip, will
leave this city. Those IN the part
VIII be Joe Luek,.e, a master woods.
man, Sam Sharp. win Williams and
Martin Myers. The canoes are the
proper of Mr.. Luck and Mr.. My
ers.
They will spend the first rive
days in following the m~eandering
stream toward its mouth which
empties Ia the Mississippi near Lou.
isiaEa, Mo. and the remaining five
in returning here. Salt River, be-
fore reaching the Father of Waters,
passes through Audrain, Monroe.
Rails and a corner OF Pike.
II the river is high, exceptionally
fasA time can be made. and POSSIBLY
good part Of the distance to the
mouth, which is almost an hundred
miles away, can be covered. In
its normal condition. the many RIFLES
along the stream VIII interfere with
the making of speed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

Mrs. Henry Decker and two chill
drep, o. Divernon, H., have RI.
tnrned TO their home, after a pleas
ant Visit with Mrs. Decker's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, George Bremen. While
here Mrs. Decker and children and
p%arents v.sl'ed Mrs. Beard. Of Car.
rtngton, Nd.
Mrs. Abe Cox residing northwest
Of town, Is quito III. She ys suffer.
Ing from a nervous breakdown. Mr..
and Mrs. Cox's small eon has been
qui3e III for some tine. He is said
to DO suffering from seuryy, a dis.
ease that is very rare in this part Of
tn country, Mrs. Cox is a sister Of
{. b, Lyman, Of this city.
A marriage license has teen ISSUED
10 Willie s. Campbell of Audrain
and Miss Edna Esttrl Of Galway
county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
]. r. LLEWELLYN

"SOME" SPELLER.
AT the Druggists Convention in
Pertle Springs, a few days ago. ]. F,
LlewellyD, Of Mexico, carried off the
prize for the best speller. The spelling
match was among the drugg SIX ard
Latin anne of medicine were Civ
IN out. Mr., LlewelIyn won on the
Latin name for siarch, and CARED OF
the prize-four gallons OF Vim Fiz.
Fred says he is sure 1t Is rot "Gin
Fiz," because he tried it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

GEORGE ROBERTSON aud R. Il.
Race have been honored with presi-
denotes in the National Citizens
League, which is waging a campaign
of education for a sound, modern
banking system, and MFR, Robertson
has been chosen a member of the ad-
yisory committee. These selections
were announced this week by Pres.
George A. Mahan of Hannibal: "Busi.
nes men, farmers and workmen, as
well as bankers" President Mahaa
explained, "are tired of panies. Our
commerce Is disturbed about every
Zen years, because the monetary sys-
tel1 is Anticipated and detective,
whereas other great nations are free
srom similar trouble, We feel that
the only way TO ach eve reform and
avert panics is 10 bring about cooper
alton among business men, workmen
and bankers, and the first sep is
educational, The movement Is strict
ly ron.political. We are not allied
with any party, or against any party.
We are not pledged definitely to
any particular system, but will ap'
prove ard advocate the best pro.
posed"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
ENDEAV0R MEET
ING CLOSES

The Christian Endeavor Of tho fiji
district Of Missouri closed Its annual
convention held at Laddonia wednel
day night. "Wednesday was given owe
to the social side Of the meeting; the
delegates were the guests at a large
plenic close to Laddonia.
The officers elected we're: A. R.
Dallmeyer. Jefferson City, Pres: Mis-
Mayme Radilsin. Fulton. Secretary;
Miss Frances Ridgeway, centraiia, v.
pres;. Mrs. e. T. Simmons, Columbia
Treas.
Those from here who attended the
convention ara Orlando worreli, Dor
o,hy WorrelL Mabel Thre.ked. Kath-
ryn Haskell. Helen Averitf. W. G..
Wilkins, Hilda Prand NJ drea Franks
Mildred Wallace. Maurine Heizer.
Ruth Cleveland, Grace Collins, voor-
bees coons and Helen wilkins.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
10 YEARS AGO.

Mrs. M, b. sch'ab'e fell and fra
tured her hip.
The remains OF Mrs. Chas. w. Ba-
ker were inferred In the cemetery OF
Mexico. Mrs. Baker died at her
home In Leayeuworth. Kan.
Aubrey English and Miss Addie Fa
sler We're married at the residence
of Taylor Berrey.
w. A. Umbarger of Marshall, and
and Miss ZelIa Munford of Galloway
he home Of the BRIDES parents, Just
northwest Of Mexico by Rev. w. A.
Hanna. Other weddings were those
VIM Nj. Ke'lesha's, OF st. Louis,
and MSS zalla Munford OF Callawa
county, by Rev. Il. s. Gibbs; and
Shannon Berk,ey and M SIS Alpha
Maude Fine, both of Columbia, by
Dir. A.. A. wallace; John Rockenstein
Of St. Louis, ard Mss Hannah Schop
of this city. by DR.. A. A. Wallace.
F. A. Crooks was home from th,
Philippines. Mr.. Crooks was a mem.
Der of the 31st Coast Artillery.
Miss Katie Marshall was very Ill
at her home in North Mexico.
Sadie Houck, aged 4 years, died
at the home Of her mother In East
Mexico.
Miss Minnie Sims was employed t
teach IN the Tulip district.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
KEATH. WRITES
ST. LOUIS PAPER
BOOSTING COUNTY

A letter from e. B. Keath, assist
ami postmaster at Mexico, Mo- where
he Is one of the main enthusiasts I'M
the contemplated revival of the one
time excellent gun club there since
the STATE shoot held in that town 2
weeks ago. put ginger into the boys,
proves interesting In regard TO hunt-
ing and fishing conditions I'M and
around Ahdraln County. says G. M.
Basket an Sundays G,obe-D Democrat
Keath is one OF the best trapshots.
amateur. In Central Missouri and a
sportsman true. He is a
firm believer In game and 1ish pro
tection and makes a satisfactory and
companionable power I'M the field.
Paris OF his letter follow:
"We hear and see many old 'sbob-
whites They wlnterad we'll, and
owing to tho hate GALL weeds and
grass plenty didn't get shot UP so
badly when little. That and q few
bad sheets Is what put them out. BY
the way, just to show how game and
~resourceful they are, Ote MCGEE, r1r-
al mail carrier. DURING the big SHOWS,
carried a little corn with him on
his route. He had 3 remnant flocks.
one Of five and one OF seven birds, o
that route. They got 50 they would
meet him from 100 to 200 Yards down
the road and then follow his cart
that far, fussing and chatting, he
says, all the time until he fed them
That only shows what a little care
will do. Then cut the pump and aut
matte shotguns out. 1 ann ashamed
to say | use the pump. Why? Be
cause The other fellow does. III we
could leg .slalc them Oft the ntap it
would be nor for game projections
than ha1f the laws we make other
wise. The SOU RES are ripe. PIen-
ty Of them, but alas, the one bad
spot i'm our game law. They chatter.
make faces at you and You have to
take 1t orbe a bad sportsman. Ducks
and snipe shooting was poor here
this year. 'Brer' rabbit is still Zine
chewing and there are plenty Of
them. Afs TO fishing wish they wouAd
cut the seine out, as you know old
Salt River and her tribusar,ea-SkulI
Lick, Beaver Dam. Young's Creek an
Ltttleby -are the finest bass stream
in North Missouri. just cut the seine
out 2 years and all could have a day
OF fine sport with the rod and reel or
cane or willow pole, but as usual 1t
Is the rural friends against the city.
East Lake and Water Works Club
members had O few good catches:
J. III, Sailee nabbed q G "a Ib. bass:
DIR. N. r. Rodes and john Graham
one 8 pounds and one 5 IL pounds.
respectively. We are getting the
Burlington Lake Gitfb's lake we'll
stocked and In two years will have
some good sport.
Audraini County is In the center Of
O section Of the state where hunting
particularly has always been good.
The surrounding counties Of CaElawa
Monroe, Boone, Montgomery, Ware
Lincoln Pike, Rails and Randolph
are full Of namrods. and 50 long as
the hunters eyince the same spirit as
shown by Kea.h in his letter there
will be good hunting for some time
to come. !
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
FREE TRIAL NEW

VACUUM REMEDY.
The wonderful Scientific Vacuum
Appliance, patented by the Govern.
ment and warranted, cures organic
diseases, weakness, disability, ner-
VOWS troubles. The first treatment
will be given FREE of charge to es-
tablish confidence and PROVE thai
the treatment is al that ID claimed
for II. Satisfactory and speedy
cures made in all Durable eases,
or no ray will be asked for services.
DR.. Manville, recently OF Kansas
City, has decided TO loaa'e in Mexico
His Office and res dence for the pres
ent are rooms at sol South Walnut
S'reet,
All chronic diseases are treated salts
fac orty, Patients treated at heir
homes and at The Doctors Office.
Holrs, $3.50 a. m. TO ~; l to $3.50.
ard from 7 TO s 30 p. m
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

CARD FROM ED. c. oFFUTT.
| was born May, 1880, and was
reared in South Wilson, where | am
now living. l was married In August
1907. to Miss Ona Bradley. We have
two children, My parents, James
and Emma Biggs Offutt, are farmers
but being a cripple IN my right hand
and arm | cannot farm. I have
taught 6 years, Finding u difficult
to move from one district to an
other and support a family on a
teachers wages, J. concluded to be
come a candida 9 for County Treasur-
FER. Owing to sickness in family, I
shall be unable to meet many Of
the Democratic yosess and take this
method of morning these voters that
no caa1ida'e will appreciate your sur
port more than my friends. my FAM
lily and myself. Thanking you in ad
vance for any favor you may show
as a candida e, ] am co daily ard
obediently
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
IDEA tbs.

Mrs. Eliza Buckaer, of Paris, Mo.
WE of w. F. Buckner and mot,,r
OF Mesdames c. R. Gibbs and A 8
houston, died at her home late on
Sunday evening. She had been n
Tor nearly a month. General debllil,
Is given as the cause of death.
Messrs and Mesiames Hous on and
GIBBS and Misses Susie Houston and
Eliza Gibbs and Renfro Gibbs and 81,
I'ey Houston, are in Paris to attend
me funeral which was Tuesday
morning in that city. Eur al also will
be there.
the deceased WIS so years old. He
husband who survives ds "a. They
have resided in Paris for a great
many years, and are wei known in
Mexico where they have frequently
visited.
Hes'de Mesdames Houston and
Gibbs, the Cher children who survive
are; Mrs. F. v. Ragsdale, Anderson
Buckner and Mss Emma BlIckner of
Far S, Mo-, Chas. Buckner, Marshall,
Mo-; and Mrs. A F. Neate, Columbia,
Mrs. Buckner was one of Paris'most
l.
hehly respected women. She was a
member of the Baptist Church and a
~consecrated Christian woman.
Montgomery Hanna. about IS years
old, a resident of South Fork, in this
county, died Friday. The Misses
sproul, of this city. are his nieces,
and he was a brother of the late W.
.. Hanna. He was a highly re-
apected citizen Of the County and
Wiz be missed by many friends. The
funeral will likely be Sunday. The
Ledger Joins friends in extending
sympathy to the bereaved
The three months old son of Mr..
md Mrs. Walter Lorton died az the
home of It's parents in North Mexico
1890 Thursday night and the boly
vas taken to Sun Rise church for bu
al Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. LoHon
lave the sincere sympathy of their
in the loss Of Their child. I
The remains of Harvey Reed, who
lied in Slater. Mo, T~hur.day, were
to Mexico over the Burling-
Saturday afternoon, June 20, at
$50 and We're taker mmediafe'v
o Elmwood Ceme'e'y for ln'erment,
rhe pail bearers chosen We 3
G, F. Clark, s. NJ, Locke, James
Groves, Jack Woo'ery, A. G. Turner
and Geo. Brock
James Newton Glover, aged 10
years, died at his home in this city
Monday from typhoid fever. The re-
were Inferred in Olathe,
after a short service at the
home. The Ledger joins friends of
he bereaved family in extending sym
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

During the summer months mo h
lers OF young children shou'd watch
for any unnatural looseness OF he
bowels. When given prcmp at
tention at this Time erous tiouble
may be avoided. Chamber,ain's Col
ic, Cholera and Djiarrhoea Remedy
can always be depended uTon. For
sale by all dea' eYs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

Jas. Northern, in the employe of
sile Mexico Power Co., fell from a
ladder in front of the Power Co.
office Freay morning, when 22O VOLT
OF electricity passed through his body
HIS many friends will be glad to
learn he escaped serious injury.
He was placing a g'obe in one OF
the l;sAlts on the art pole, when he
received the shock which threw hi
IRON tn ladder six feet to the gran,
itoid pavement and severely cut his
faae. The Ledger joins his many
friends III wishing him an early re-
eovery,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

Mrs. Mary Haskell and daughter, Mrs
Arthur Holmes. are both i'll. They
were taken sick about 8 o'c'ock on
Thursday night. two hours after they
had eaten supper at which they par
took Of some cabbage to which
the cause of their liners ia attrib.
uted. ii
Why the cabbage calsed their i'll
ness is not definitely known, but the
theory is advanced that insect pow
der had been sDrinkIed on the veget.
able while in the garden.
The cabbage We're purchased at a
downtown store.
The condition of Mrs. Holmes and
her mother, especially the mother,
was serious for several hours. Mrs.
Holmes, however, has about recov-
cred, while Mrs. Haskell is quite i'll
vet. though she is improving.
The many friends of Mesdames Ha
kell and Holmes win regret to learn
90 their serious illness, but join in
wishing them a speedy recovery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

II you are a housewife you can
not reasonably hope to be healthy on
beautiful by wsshing d'sses, sweep
inF and doing housewotk all day,
and crawling into bed dead s'red al.
night. You must get out into the
open air ard sunligh. If you do
this every day and keep your stom-
ach and bowels in good order by
taking Chamber aims Tables when
needed, YOU should become both
Ii althy and beautiful For sac by
all Dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

The George W. Stiles Construction
Co, of Chicago, which has the con-
tract for the new Federal building in
this city, also has four other Fed
erat buildings under construction,
The postoffice in Mexico is the larg-
est of the five and will cost approx
mately $65, 900. The o'her buildings
VII cost between $4,000 and $60,O 600
each.
e. A. Rish, who has the construe'
ton of the building in this city I'M
der charge, says this postoffice Will
be n OF the finest of its size in
the country, 1t will be modern in
every way and will provide many lux
uries and conven'ences for the post
al officials Of Mexico, This same
| company constructed the finest post
office building of its s,ze in the
! United States a. Wa'ertown, Wis,
which is on the same order OF the
one IN Mexico,
The other buildings which the Con
%struction Company have under con.
tract are at Char,eroy, Pa, Ames
a.. Elnslee. Ala, and Ualon CITY
Tenn. The total cost for all the
buildings will be approximately $780,
900. The Geo. W. lies Construc
tion Co. builds federal buildings al
most exclusively, NJ, A, Stiles of Oh
cage is helping Mr., R'sh here,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
Respectfully,
Wllkerson & Co.,
Mexico, \

The Wellsvllle busine s men have
consented to finance the work OF the
Boy Scout organization in that
town. The Camp Fire Girls organiza,
lion Is a'so receiving notable men
ton in that progressive little city.
Roy Ferris, of the local Boy Scout
organization, is home from Wersv,lle.
where he accepted an Invitation to
take a bunch of the Local boys to
the Chautarque. The boys, mem
bers of the local scout club, played
the diferen5 cas- for The Cbautau-
qua Assembly there, pr dgfo-d, Starr,
Boatman and Douglass composed The
Mexico team.
Miss Jennie Karnes. head OF the
local Camp Fire Girls organization,
also vas invited to address the girls
of Wellsville A similar organization
was formed there and twenty seven
girls joined.
Mfr. Ferris says the whole town Of
We,isville is very much interested an
every Citizen Is assisting in an e.
fort to make the boys and gir,s or
ganizations-a success.
1t was decided by the Wellsyille
Scouts to attend the local Boy
Sctut camp I'M Ju'y and compete with
item In athletics. This no doubt viii
add to the interest of the encamp-
ment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
nav BOARD Ar WORK.

bal Library Board IL pushing
night along. The committee
" has asked Architect Elliot
de'ailod estimate OF cost
g under plans ho has sub
/ Ihe COMMITTEES on plans win
nary buildings In other cit
y will go TO M0feray Friday
The library there. Tho
L Is composed OF w. NJ. Po,-
A, A Wallace and ]. W.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
/. Rla srock

or GOODS.
!, { McIoney has purchased tltt
/, HFman sock of Dry Goods
saing at To,u'a, H. Stock.
Y 10000 and was purchased
4 Williams & Sharp OF thiS
ThIs makes over $50 900 worth
RaandIs Sc bought by this firm
| past 60 days. Watch this
III Big add.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

Heauoe, of Forest. Ill, an en-
4 The Wabash Telephone crew,
rsy injured Thursday MORN
+ he Brick Pant.
r With several o'her workInel
|ang 10 work on the hand
No cars, coupled together.
g pushed by a mo or car
near the brick plant co..
81 o wheelbarvow which was
Ned across the tracks by an
d The Plant.
who was on the front car,
NEn difec ly in its "a h and
injured abotrt the head and
He was brought TO Mex.
bis wounds were dressed.
her takOa 70 the hospital al
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. L, G. Lowry. OF Co
lumbia, after visiting DR.. and Mrs.
Kelly Bragg and family, haye gone
to Excels'o or Springs for a visit. Mrs.
Lowry was Miss Ella D. Spaulding
and formerly lived IN Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

.couTs TO GO CAMPING.
anil Scouts are arranging 10
,.,lug at the new Scout cabin
Siy ii to 10. and will be ac-
nd By three ladies and one
4 jolly good time Is an
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

now ChamberEain's Cole
1 add Darhoea Remedy
certain to be needed before
uaer Is over. Buy It now
.ve,ared for sEch al emerge,
\ ale BY al dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04
/ kAsRlcH HOME
r o OKLAHOMA.

gabplch b home from a
Vii 10 Madcoeee and Tulsa,
. and reports crops Of all
.klug we'i, excepting wheat,
] a failure. Whi1o in tale
Il sac Mr.. Kabr.ch visit.
! ElBs and family at Musko.
h EMS has two oil wells on
h Elfch are proving profpta-
Il. Canterbury. OF Audrain,
hdlng his daughter, Mrs.
\ expects 10 coon return 70
| ard will then GO TO Ore
! VISIT with his son, Claude
'Eg
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-04

Mrs. Myra Norris aud daughter,
Miss Idelle, of Los Angeles, Cal. are
the guest of Mrs. Ammelia Buckley
and other relatives in this city.