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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-25
ITALIANS TO GIVE PLAY
OF TWENTY YEARS AGO

ATHENS. GA. Jan 25.-The Tha-
lians. the University dramatic club,
are preparing their twentieth anniver-
sarv celebration for February ,. This
club was organized at the university
and it will give this year the same play
that was first presented i'm lSs3-a
short farce with loca setting
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21
NORTH EAGLE.

Still dry and dusty; no rain.
Mrs R L McFadin and son from
Western Kansas are visiting z w Mo
Fadin and family.
Miss Maggie McFadin spent Mouda,
night and Tuesday with w NJ Brown
and family of Santa Fe.
The Boy Scouts of Paris are camp.
ing out this week near Santa Fe
They also have their musical instru.
ments with them and they have had
a band concert over at Santa Re lew
eral nights.
Mrs. Dock Bailey and children Of
Columbia are visiting homefoiks at
Santa Re this week.
Mrs. Maggie Yancey and son re-
turned to her home in Macon Monday
after a few days visit with y w
McFadin and family.
The protracted meeting viii begin
al the Christian Church at Santa re
Sunday the I7th. Everybody ipvit.
ed to come
p w McFadin cold a mule las,
week for 5000
Frank Hanna Is very low.
Judge Blair who speaks first day
At the Chautauqua at Mexio dis
.franchised 1000 voters in his home
in Ohio. His speech Al The
chantauqua tho first day tells how
% clean mp politics. Everybody go toI
he Chautauqua.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21
mARTINssuRe.

Flave Van Deventer OF Colpmbi
was here a short time "Wednesday Al
fernoon. Mr. VanDeventer was
resident Of this place for many years
Mrs. Henry Holterman died Al no.
home Sunday morning at il O'Clock
after an Illness Of one weeks dur..
ton The funeral was held at n.
Catholic Church Tuesday morning a
: O'Clock Mrs. Holterman vas /,
devout member OF the Catholic cburcl
and a noble, good woman. Her loss
VIII be deeply felt
The 10th annual woodmsn pIep,c
vas held here Friday. There was a
large crowd present and regardless Of
a small shower in the afternoon. az.
eryone had a glorious time.
w. T Jacobai is spending The
week at Glenwood, Mo.
Miss Theresa BerteIs returned
home from Mexico Tuesday.
Quite a number of our people are
contemplating attending Mexico,s biz.
5hantauqua next week.
Miss Clara Miller of st. Louis is
he guest Of Miss Elizabeth Rey.
ner.
Miss M~argsretta Torreyson Is A..
ending the teachers institute at
Montgomery City this week.
Miss Ruth Peyton spent Saturday.
nd Sunday at Laddonia the guest oil
IRIS Monroe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21
Austin Was Named Aftsr a Mis-.
sourian--Has the Largest state
House in the Union and ons Of III
fness-other Things Of Interest.
Austin, Tex, Aug. IL, 1914
Messrs n N. White & Son.
Mexico. Mo.

Austin. Ter. Aug. IL. Igts
Messrs n N. white & Son.
Mexico. Mo.
Gentlemen and friends
had expected 10 visit YOU some
time during The summer. but owing
20 business Affairs hardly think It
probable at this writing. SO | will
inelose you subscription due on your
most valuable publication. which Is a
most welcome visitor.
e BY the papers you are now go
ing through another hot wave while
We have hot weather in great abun.
ance. stu our heat isn't like that Of
the Northern States We never have
2 sun stroke. We do not have the
humidity lin the air and you always
get a breeze. In the middle of the
day it gets very warm. but we get
the gulf breeze after sunset and the
nights are pleasant.
will tell you about our city. In
the city of Austin we have a beauti-
full townrthe best city in the south
to live in More nice homes than
in any town in Texas. While we
have only about forty thousand poptr
iation, still we have the cream OF
the State. The State University sec
ond to none" being located here nat
urally draws the bettter element, andI
this being the capital city is anotherI
incentive to bring the better class
o people. I suppose you know theI
city OF Austin is MINED for a Missouri
rian. Stephen F. Austin. the son oil
Moses Austin. whose home was inl
what is now known as Potosi. Mo
A very fine statue OF Stephen III
Austin graees the main entrance oil
the capitol building. Our capitol IL
the largest State-house In the I'm.
ION also the finest State house In
the Union, and the seventh largest
building in the world. II contains 250
and then We haven't room
enough. II is $50 IT. wide by 600 n.
long, and Is 3l9 n. 10 the top of mel
dome. Tho dome on this building
~ said TO be the finest in ahe world
u Ia one-third Of a mile around the
building and rs bailt OF solid red
granite The capitol has, Its own light /,
ana power plants II was ~seven
years In building An floors are IN ]
I'd and all wood work used in lts con.
'truction IL natural hardwood. Texas
ave three million acres of land for
his building, I would like 10 ton
'ou more Of Its grandeur bu4 I
would consume too much Of your val
'able space. 90
| forgot 20 add that Missouri has
rock in this building not used
, lis construction. however, but ts
1AA T."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21
Ngw HoPg.

Bernard seIlars and Miss Ola SIN
art were married August 10, by IN.
Rev. shullenberger.
W. T. Chick. wife and daughter
were weekend guests Of Charley Cas-
sell.
ChautaHqua will be here on time
Judge Blair speaks the first day.
so come out and hear him. He is a
Dig one. Thaviu has a band Of FORTY
with twelve opera singers that viii
De good They want to see how
the young men Of Audrain look. 80
come ont. boys, and lei them see Won
We have had just enough rain I
lay the dust.
James Wisdom is still digging for
and found no water as yet.
The Rev. Mackay filled his regular
appointment Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Minnie Wilson has been visit.
ing in Mexico.
". 7 Chick and wife we're in
Mexico Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21
HoLLENsvILLE.

Miss Stella islonaker leaves I'm
short time for North Dakota wbpre
she viii teach this coming fan AN
winter.
Mrs. wv Peck is entertaining
ing Der aunt Mrs West Of Idaho.
Miss Matte slonaker begins he
third years Of school at Bryan.
Mrs Perry Reed Of Frederick. OK
lahoma. is the gnest of her sister.
Mrs. Claude MCGEE.
Mrs. Bette Guthrie Of Paris and
Miss Mary Cauthorn OF Moline visit,
ed relatives here last week.
r. N Dogeil shipped a load n,
cattle out the first Of this week.
VIM Dowell and w. o. Dowell shin
ped out a load OF hogs Monday.
Prof Dave Neal returned last veek
from Kirksville where he attended
summer school.
Born to Clyde Ellis and wife On
Aug. l6 a daughter.
Rev. Grimmett preached at Long
Branch Sunday morning and evening.
ne VIII preach there again the third
Sunday in September.
Mrs. J w Blum last week ~ente-.
tanned her father Chss Settle, her sis.
ter Mrs. Clark, and niece Miss Eta
Clark of Kansas City.
Don't fail to hear DR.. Gunsassea
al the Mexico chautauqua Monday
Aug rs.
A 7. Hill shipped out a load oil
cattle he had been feeding the first
the week.
2. +. Ketter and wife and daughter
wary Barbara arc guests a. Mrs
1etter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Mint
!
nj. and Mrs. George Anderson OF
Aansas City are twisting relatives !
nd friends here. =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21
EXECUTORS NOTICE

voice Is hereby given tba, :,
,s Documentary upon =. $
a'e OF James pledge .
ha'" county, Missouri, dacs,..S
:, been granted the nn-dors,nass
Marshall, by Probate conr,
rha county Of Audrain. bear,ns Az
An IO.n day Of August. 1919.
persons having claims
thu, estate ara required "a s,h ,ss
~, 70 me for allowance w,,b,n !.
~ after date Of said Ia..
ben .avy may be procluded from -,
o. such estate ana 4 .,as
yoas % not exhibited Whit,
Ion rom the time Of the naa,,a %
lorever barred. ensy VII be
,5-lt
4 H, Marshall
Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21

Gingerbread Man. owned by Col
raul Brown, of st. Louis. and ridde1
by John Woods of Paris, won frs
money IN the $1,000 saddle stake a
the Sturgeon Fair. Wednesday after
noon. Maurine Fisher, owned b,
'eh Fisher of Paris, with L. B. Bar
nett up, was second and Miss Cliff
Estili & Sons good mare, won third
with D. E. Holman riding. Bride Of
Mistletoe, owned by James Houcb,p
Q Jefferson City. was fourth and 2
D. Moore's good mare. Bonnie Maid.
was fifth.
l. M. Monfess. Of smitbtop. Mo
judged the ring and the entire crowd
seemd crafty pleased with the wav
which the premiums were AWARDED
a large rowd attended the fair
Today and a splendid program was
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21
ADMINISTRATORS s NOTICE.

Noolce is hereby given that Letters
o. administration on the estate "
hnos jackson. deceased, were
granted to the undersigned May "
ielS. by the Probate Court n Aud
rain County. Missouri. Az persons
having claims against said estate are
required TO exhibit the same to tns
undersigned for allowance within
SIX months from the date II said l'
tefs or they maybe precluded fron,
any benefit Of aaid estate, and
claims be not exhibited W'p
10 one year from date OF this pup"
cation they viii be forever barred
Se'4t ]. II. JESSE,
Administrative.
Administrator
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21
THoMPsoh.

Two car loads Of cattle NOR
shipped from here Eunday night. on,
Hm. Nj
a new concrete foundation ha,
been tut under the school hons,
mere The school begins Monday
Aug. Is.
n z Pearl is moving in the house
Just west iof his store. Mr.. wh,ta-.
side win o where Mr. Pearl yaeat.
ed.
Most everybody here attended IN
Mexico Fair The JufIor saddle stake
was the best Of It all.
The ball game between Clark and
thompson was called off SUNDAY The
Thompson team play al HapsylIle
next Sunday.
o Considine Of Elgin, Kansas. al
tended the Mexico Fair.
J. D pulls bought one horse from
). A Childers last week.
a lawn party was given nj VIM
Saturday night Several otbers
have been given Of late in this vi
Two a loads Of bridge material
have been unIoaded here. Several
ron bridss will be put in near this
a detective Of st. Louis is bers
ooking for a party who left an an
onobhe west Of this place Saturday
light The party had stolen the earl
n 81 Louis. we understand. and
It to this place where It was
ound and all tires we're cut with f,
knife. No trace Of a clue has been
und The owner came up from g,
ouis and got his car. )
Several from here attended The b,,,l
anne at Sun Rise Park Sunday he =
geFn Mexico and Montgomery CITY
we are hoping and expecting a biz \
this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21
BENTON CRY.

A. okey of Illinois h visiting his
soa. Frank Obey. this week
Francis Laws and wife d Kan
sas City are wishing relatives here
Little Kathesfne Cor who has
been very sick il some better.
Grace Pearson returned home from
Bloomington, H., Saturday where
she has been visiting Ter sister, Mrs.
o. 7. Breedlore
Romans a johnson shipped out q
load Of hogs to St Louis on Sunday
night Jas DoweEl shipped out one
load Monday night and Joe Nef a
load Tuesday night
Brown Owens and wife Of Mexico
visited ~ j. W. Hines Sunday.
Frank okey and Fred Peszson. the
practical painters, finished painting
at Rolla Hendrfx's Monday.
Mrs. Rein Hiide6arnd was called
% Mexico Monday to see the lfttle
daughter OF Dick waddIngton who d
very sick
The Kings Daughters met with Nj
c. c. Thompson Tuesday.
Soon the Mexico ~ohaubnuqua wfn
open in fun blast The people VIII be
slad to know that Thayiu's Band IL
coming back again.
Herbert and Grace Collins Of Mex.
leo visited relatives here Sunday.
J. W Hines was in Mexico Mon
day.
Mrs. John DOFenspfke has a new
piano.
Ed stratton and family visited At
French Douglass Sunday.
Lloyd johnson iof Iowa is visiung
relatives and friends here.
Shelf Douglass and family andI
John stumpf visited with win
Winger's Sunday.
The Mexico Chsutauua will soon
at hand. It win be a seven
lays feast OF good things.
Mrs Robinson OF Oklahoma is vis-
ting her sister, Mrs L. Owens.
Francis Laws and wife returned
o their home in Kansas Cityl
The Training Class meets with
iiss Emma johnson Friday evening.
NJ Whitley and family who have
'een visiting relatives here returned
o their home in Bloomington, HlI..
=,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21
IN. ~ ann IN prars
Apn TbiE Alrrk
80 YEARS AGO.


The Mexico baseball team defsase.
the Montgomery City nine SIS
Joseph Rihso bought the Keeto
residence. Just north az Buckley
Moore's store for $1,000.
The officers OF the Teachers Inst.
tute were H. A. Cas-. president:
D. A Mcmillan. vice president; Mis-
Like crantham. secretary; O. A
Harding. asst sec'y; Miss Martha
Shes. treas; ]. P, Blanton. di
rector.
The two store buildings owned b,
ExGovernor Hardin at the oogneT d
jefferson and Promenade we're com.
pleted u C Wright was architect; ],
P. suilinger. superintendent. ana A
Garrett, painter.
The building sites in Iakenan a
Barnes new addition to Mexico we're
sold al auction. Among those that
we're sod follow:
George Robertson, ! lot. xss.
J. 7 johnson, 3 lots. sfO2.
p W. Harding, 5 lots. s217So
$ P Emmons. 4 lots. sI225O.
T Crews. l lot, SIS.
Z W Prussing, 2 lots, SIS.
20 YEARS AGO.
Prot G. W Painter Of Moline NOV.
ed to Mexico.
Mrs Lizzie Ruenzi. So years of
age, died at her home in West Mex.
leo
G. Hoffmeyer was injured when
he fell from a scaffold at the resi-
dene Of l. Matthews. east of Mex
leo.
Miss Kate Hollopeter was teaching
At Dye school hear Worcester.
Among the Audrain county horse.
men who showed stock at the Wells.
vile fair were: H. o. Craig, E. III
Barbee. J R Hortsman, J R Wayne.
A Potts and D C johnson.
Miss Rose Harrison. daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs ". S Harrison of Mex-
co, died at Mineola.
10 YEARS AGO.
Tom Bass won the $3.50 saddle stake
It the Centralia fair. There were 3
entries.
Born to Mr. and Mrs H e Craig.
Tug. Is, a son
Cattle were selling on the ST. Lou.
market for s5.25 top.
Ben Gregg, IS years of age. for.
lerly OF Mexico, died in Oklahoma l
ity. a
H. d. Rodgers resigned as Circuit
ldge and went into partnership with I
7. W. Fry. 7
Joe Lnckie, at the regular week. q
shoot Of the Mexico Gun Club, hit a
birds out OF 50 chances e
B. R. Middleton won a number Of
'emiums at the Centralla and Co. c
lnbia fairs with his mules. s
l. b Hawthorne. OF wingate. Ind.
az elected principal Of the Mexico y
Igh School in place Of Miss Martha a
Tea resigned. N
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21

was the last steppi,s
home Of Moses AussD oa' 70 .,
where Stephen F. Austin gaaa ~
eoyhood days il Missoor Sp'at /
one foot vide b. ;areo a., Il 4
lies st the foot OF "a. wv iong y
stephen =. Austin. boarlss '' I
9r insisnlA showing wbe,a We ~
by whom stephen r used y
one Of tho great urb,. austin Y
Texas her indepeneoncs n TaS
'co and establishing tDs ron Va
Texas, and Mexico saws - pu0s 4
eonld whip the umted u
were not for Texas. . +
Texas ssiaed her ind,
lsss and saa . Repab!A 'fs
when she asked tho United s,,,l
iallow her 10 beoone oNo'
and was accepted by the $40
1916 Mexlcans arc sim
TeAas' they haven't forgoiis. S'
battles Of the Aloma ana n
me Alamo whore rs re,,n, L.
l7oe Mexicans and Goltsd uaF
eral san Houston took $50 ~
and killed 1000 Mexieans '0a
was liter made the first pro.u
the Republic sa
! must tell you OF orr dan
are rebuilding a dam 4, ,oss
RADIO River which flows t5ro,.
tin The dam win be lioo y
r. high, 100 It. wide a, has.
crest at top. We propose %
the water s5 miles an tho II
'nereoy torming the grest LAKE /.
TIM and TO nse the povo, >.
cry wafer works ami electro =
plants, by this means saviD,
city many thousands Of AM,
year we have the best Iigbts.
m the United States. au lips..
ing $50 # above the surface
can see 10 drive almos as ,,.p
night as day. We have a fino
crop this time and the Lone r..
ali aglo~ with the fields white n. /
harvest and the hum Of IN.
Whch VIII run on full time after 4,
week II would be a fine s,,A,
some OF my old Missouri friend,
be In one Of our Texas towns a, :.
urday and see the stream Of WIS.,,
come IN with three, four and 1.
Of cotton IN each. soma An.
by mules and some by oxen.
some six or eight p~ickapinri., I
each wagon Our corn and mi, =.
were fine; peach crop vas ,,.,s
You know we boast OF tho 49,
peach orchard In the world. n.
ears Of potatoes we're shipnas IN,
one small town, 10 say notbIn,
'unhreds o. cars Of tomatoes an
Fafermelons. / was truly s,r,v
earn Young are In The midst Of {
BE droutb always trlt aeru. Z
Missouri never fails IN rrom
whh best ronartis 10 all nv ~
friends IN Mexico and Apsn,
iounsy, most stop. but mus,
.eforF J quit Hull consider Mrs
he best town in the world cossS-
q the population. and I oonHauh
hor praises from the Gun o. b
70 the Atlantic on The X
'd never lei an opportunity 70 b
AXE Il known that | am from 4
'iri. and am always met
We VIII have to show You"
Your friend.
j. c. WILKINS.
~ Congress Ave, Austin, Terw
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21
MExIco.coLuMRlA ROAD

ING Boone county highway commits
sion met Monday and selected the
highways. The Mexico
road from Columbia to the Boone
County line is as follows: Mexico
gravel road north and east to hurry
hence north and east to the county
Inc near Hickory Grove.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21
WILL WITHHOLD peosro,,r,o

WILL WITHHOLD PROSECUTION
CITY Attorney David H. Rober.so,
mas withheld prosecution ara,n,, =,
n's'er' Robert Robertson, Gus SIM.
nen and John futile. who were A.
ass.eo Tor violating the ordinance re.
sarolns mufflers on automobiles u.
says they have promises 10 ohov -.
law hereafter and should any o.
t tnsn De arrested again for the viola.
.,on OF this ordinance they will he
n prosecuted for two offences as the
cnarses against them at present savo
been dismissed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21
rev. WILEY PATRICK n,rs

me Rev. Wiley Patrick, a Ran
list minister, rs years OF ara ~
saaa q his home in Bowling Green.
Monday evening. He had Mean
conducting a funeral and was ov.r'
come with heat. He formerly
preached In Mexico and was Wi,
49, mere. He leaves a son, Rev.
sowen Patrick, a chaplain in The n
2. navy. and q daughter. Miss rarrs
wno 10 IN charge Of the Y W q a
work at Montgomery, Ala.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21

WINTER is going to come az us
a The weather will then be cool.
Or When winter comes we viii
nave some rain at least somehow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21
ICE Z eoc,.,

lhere will be an Ice cream social al
rrairie Lea School on the 18th ~
August. Everyone invited o6.s,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21
81 b HARNEsa Ener

we are giving a nice set of single
harness with each buggy sold. Here
IS a chance for a bargain
Ferris g. Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21
FARMERS

ADS In this column cost Toe a
nne each insertion. Six words to
the line.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21
BLUE FLAME OH cook

We have the best oil cook stove
IN the land-$75o for two burners,
$40 for three burners. NJ
Ferris e. Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21

boc SIX Ginghams at CSC. long as
they last
Ricketts, & Emmons D @ Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21
our eHAurAuouA WILL BE

AE0&SN Wilt CE
GREATER THAN EvEI
Mexico Chautauqua Program
Ang. 2E30 Inc.
Superintendent J. Q. Robinson
Morning Hour Lecturer. Marguerite
Curtis. English Journalist
Programs begin promptly.
Children's Hour, 800 a. m.
Morning Lecture, 1880 a. m.
Afternoon Music. $50 =. m.
Afternoon Lecture, 800 D. m.
Evening Music, 7:50 D. m.
Evening Lecture. Sis p. N.
Sunday, Aug. a.
AFTERNOON = Opening Exercises
and Important Announcements.
Concert. The Spanish Ladies orche
ira.
Lecture. The Signs of the Times"
Or Jos. r. Hanley.
Admission. Is cents.
EVENING-Concert by The spanisl
Ladies Orchestra
Popular Lecture, "A Lesson To the
Nation" Judge A q Blair, Of Ad-
dams County. Ohio.
Admission % cents.
Monday, Aug. %.
Illustrated Travelogue for Children
Morning Lecture. Authors 1 Have
Known"
AFTERNOON. Music BY Jacob Reu-
ter Company.
Address. Or Frank W. Gunsaulins.
of Chicago.
Admission. 50 cents.
EVENING Concert by Jacob Reuter- |
Company.
Humorous Lecture. Ralph ParIette.
Admission. % cents.
Tuesday Aug. 20.
Illustrated Trayelogue for Children
Morning Lecture. "a Literary
AFTERNOON. Music by The Harm :
ony Concert Company.
Address, Political Patriotism"
Gov. A G. shullenberger. Of Nebrask f,
Admission. SO cents. /.
EVENING. Concert by The HARMONY
Concert Company.
Popular Lecture, Popular Fallacies.
Pr Ernest Wray o,Neal, First M. e
Chicago.
Admission, IS cents.
Wednesday, Aug. II.
Illustrated Travelogue for Children =
Morning Lecture. Literary Miss,
ires"
-FTERNooN. Thaviu's international
Band. u
In Grand Musical Festival. +.
Admission. 50 Cents.
VENING. Thaviu's International
Band.
Part Popular Band Concert. NJ
Selections from Grand Opera
Part 2-Thaviu's Adaptation ofI
Comic Opera, Lovely GaIatea"
by Twelve Grand Opera Singers -
and Thaviu's Great Band. -
Admission, so cents.
Thursday, Aug. 2s.
ustrated ~Trayelogue for Children
Morning Lecture. "woman's SUI.
zee in England" Ia,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by Tn
Riner Sisters Company. h,
donoiogue Entertainment. ~.
The Nest Egg" Miss MARY Az. I,
Doyle. -
admission. 25 cents.
ENiNe Popular Entertainment, :
? RiDer Sisters Company. -.
Travelogue, 'The Ian, 1
he Dragon" DR.. Frederick Poole.
Omission, IS Cents. :
Friday, Aug. 20. -.
strated T~rayelogue for Children 49,
iorning Lecture. :
fERNooN, Music and Melody, Ed A.,
r. Weeks Company. :
Congressman Vic Murdoch D."
~
3mission, 50 cents. -
ming, A great program Of Fun :,
q Frolie BY Edwin R, Weeks Hlr ,.s~
Il. IAN
lsic by the Company. Concluding ~.
Ii The Indian Mystery Man. =,
ungopavL =
mission, % cents.
Saturday, Aug. go
-rated TrayeIogue for Children
ERNooN. Music by The Dunba !,
artet and Ben Ringers.
Duiar Lecture, Harry F. Atwood. ~
mission. 80 cents. w
WING. JOY NIGHT (Big DO L.
>. Tool
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21

muslin Underwear at prices that
viii appeal to you.
Ricketts, & Emmons D. q. Col
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21
MEXICO THE BEST TONTR|
SIZE IN WHOLE WORP'

so SAYS ). C. WILKINS. FORMER
" or THIS CITY. WHO is
NOW LIVING IN AUSTIN. TEXAS
-MR. WILKINS WRITES VERY
INTERESTING LETTER
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21
GINGERBREAD MAN
Won THE $1,000
.sTAKE At STURGEON
MAuRiNE FISHER, SECOND AND
e. o. MooRE's BONNIE MAID,
FIFTH - SPLENDID BUNCH or
HORSES sHowN-L. NJ. MON.
TESS JUDGED THE RING

Good Crowd at The Fsir-Every one
Seems Pleased al the Wav the pre-
MUM we're Awsrdd-John Woods
Rode the Winner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21
Stock and y
~ Fam News

q q q q a
ST Louis Close
Cattle 1900 inluding 900 South.
ems. Market steady.
Hogs $500. Steady to Sc higher
Sheep $500. Steady.
st Louis Cash
No 2 red 90 a 90 ~
No Q hard So "a a 90
mo 2 corr II
No . yellow ~ IL
No 2 white 70 10 a 70
No 2 oats 40 10
Chicago Close
Wheat Sept 81 /. sB Dec 30 10 a So
A May 95 3S
Corn Sept rs Ia A Dec SO IA A Nav
20 IA B
Oats Sept ~ 3-s Dec IS B May AZ
rs a 4s B
Lard Sept 11.3O Oct 1877 A Jan 1922
MILLER WINS RIBBONS
AT MEXICO.
MT. and Mrs. S J Miller returned
saturday from Mexico where thew at.
tended a house party given by Jas.
Hamilton and his wife.
MIR. Miller had one of his borzaa
entered in the big Mexico Fair. This
mare Vesta Dare. took two blue rfb.
bons, and her colt won one blue and
two red ribbons. The Judge sald
that this mare was one OF the fneat
IN the entire state. Mr.. Miller
said that he had been offered a. mn
for this animal. but refused Il an be
thought she wal worth more.-Klrks.
vile Democrat.
iayIor Dowel sold a car load oil
'attle In Chicago this week NJ,
$3.50. Earl Carter also sold 30 head
cattle in Chicago this week AL
$40. az
me st. Louis Live Stock Reporter
ays "A load Of Polled-Angus heif. b
rs we're received here to-day from +
'es Davis, one Of Audrain.s we'll. n
nown feeders. They went TO the kin r,
rs for $3.50 cwt.. topping butcher g
larket and equaling the top Of the 81
ays trade The shipment aggre- Ia
ated 80 head and they weighed 7sO Il
IS. a.
MT DAVIS knows how TO feed cat. pI
2 and make them good, as his ct
'ie to-day would show. He ~patrooIz- ne
the local market regularly and was
ny well pleased with his neeotistlor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-21
MEXICO LEDGER'S.
GOOD ROADS FUND

CUTIE a number e. cssizers 81
Nezice end Agcraia County for one
resaon Or another are net going u b
sbis 10 work AUG. 2o2f. Coed roads
days, deeisrec by Gov. hssiOr. ThOss
Desiring &c make q e~oatrlbvtlon Cor
The eood reads IN lieu Of working.
the monsy 70 be used IN Aa5rslr
cOsHty for sither the purchase ~
read mahinsry or employ some one
70 work should make their sgbsrlp-
don 10 this fund at once. The follow
Inc have Subscribed the amounts op-