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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

dangered, inasmuch as diseased meI
women and children finger tn
sweets and the garments so lovlngl,
p ocured and thoughtless'y a~ppropria
ed?"
We talk with Mexico women whit
feel they have no interest in Equal
Suffrage With them, "the lines
have fallen in pleasant places" I'm
consciously selfish. they are indlffer
ent to the lots of many thousands Of
women .%toilers, children toilers and
indifferent to the many Ills. mlsrules
and vices of our country. The women
en- masse a give intelligent help to
the men in considering them. 1t Is
80 in Russia, but even there the lee
TIRES of Madame Tyrkora are arous.
ing the energies of the women Her
meetings are crowded with girl stud.
ents andwith women belonging to III
"Tntelllgentsia."
Over The Telephone
Query: Do you believe in Equal
Suffrage?
Mrs. Emmons, President Of Equal
Suffrage Club: ut Is woman's inner.
ent right to vote. Being vitality In.
terested in the home makes her all
II I
the lore Interested in municipal al.
fairs, The men in recent elections
rave voted 60 to 65 percent OF their
numbers and the women who a
vote have kept up to that percent
Wherever they have the right, they
are voting.
Miss Benson Bolts: 81 I'M In favor
OF equal suffrage with limitations.
Possibly the woman could vote on To-
cal affairs with judgment and bene.
NJ to her community.
Mrs. Cass: II certainly believe in
equal suffrage"
Yrs. James Sallee; Indeed, l be
ieve in women casting their votes"
Mrs. Chass. Rodgers: 81 think we
ready for the ballot and that we
mall use our privilege wisely"
Mrs Thos, Roden. Il think women
ire entitled to the privilege and are
$ capable as men in casting the
Miss Alta Richie: Il think both
nen and women should vote only as
hey are qualified to vote fntelu. ,
+,
Mrs. Richie: 4 believe in equal :
ulfrage. If the head Of a family.
specially should a woman have the
.ght." II.
Mrs Q W. Robertson; There are ;
many reasons for my wishing to /,
'te. Indeed | can think Of mo- !
'sson why should not have the
sht. shall exercise my right as
'on as am permitted" +
Miss Olivia Myers: q am sure q
oman a and VIII do a great good
the vote. Il am in favor oflit
wing her the chance" dl
Mrs. W. H. Whitney: Il believe
men are capable of doing much
I'd with the ballot" ia
"
Mrs. Andrew Luckie 1T will be on mi
a short time until We shah he 6
Ie to enjoy u rights"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

Notice is hereby given tha, letter,
OF administration on the estate :,
Laura E. stumpf. deceased. wer,
granted to the undersigned April /,
Isi4' by the Probate Court OF An.
ram County, Missouri All persous
having claims against said estate ar
required to exhibit the same 10 the
Undersigned for allowance within
SIX months from The date Of said lei.
or they maybe precluded from
any oei'efit of said estate. and II
u g claims be not exhibited with.
D year from date orethis pnhll
they will be forever IA rrsa
''ae J. H stampf.
Administrators.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

At a meeting Of the Mexico Equal
Suffrage League al the Public Il
bray this week plans vere made 70,
a public msetlng to be held soon.
az which local suffragists VIII speaE
On the Farous phases Of the
equal suffzge question Those IN
charge Of his meeting are Mes.
danes c. A Buekner. J.. T. johnson
and c. y. Leeper. There are a nuzp-
Der Of excellent speakers among
the women Of Mexico and this meet.
ing should be a most Interesting one
to the voters who are
open to conviction. The Mexico wom-
en- are going to make a dignified.
yet enthusiastic campaign this sun
mer for equal suffrage in Missouri.
aud knowing the women Of this com.
munfty never get off the right track.
Ledger viii be with them to the
finish.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

frage?
Mrs John Lane: Il do. Women ar
born equal with men. They shou,d
receive the same remuneration 70
work that men receive"
Miss Gertrude Fry: a thtSl
women should have the ssms right
that men have"
Mrs WIZ Lee: Really. I do not h,
lieve in equal rights"
Mrs. !. NJ. Richards: II think vom
en- are the equal of man and will AZ
good with the ballot"
Mrs. James Martin: Il most cor.
tainly believe women are capahla .,
voting intelbgently."
Miss Edith Ethridge: Personally ,
do not care to vote, but women wbo
do care for suffrage should have
the right"
Mrs. George viii Robertson. a.,
iiost certainty hope to vote. 1t is NV
MRS. Winscott: III I had tho
isht should certainly vote. I do
Iot believe in the militant ~suffraeist
Mrs Claudia Johnson; Il an ali a.,
nfrage, and grow stronger eya,-v
ear Women pay taxes and ara ON.
tled to the ballot. It Is a matt,
: education only and In a short tlna
omen will have the right all over
70 United States"
Mrs. Paul q. Coil: women who
y taxes should vote"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

THERE are two or three cases q
smallpox in Fulton and there has
been some talk of closing the schools
There has been more or less sinai
pox during the last winter all owe,
the State, but there have been No
deaths or serious Illness. We re.
greet Terymuoh that smallpox has bro
en- ont in Fulton but some folk
over there were very much exercised
over what little smallpox we had
in Mexico last winter and may be
they are being punished for being
50 much interested in the affairs Of
Mexico which were being properly
and satisfactorily looked after. There
is less danger OF catching the small
pox in Fulton where 1t Is being quar-
aHiined and looked after than any.
where else In the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
WHY IT is a FAvoR,re.

There are good reasons Why Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy Is q favor
ite with the mothers Of young chill
drea- Read what one of them says
Of it; There could be no better
medicine than chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. Ny children were all sick
with whOoping cough. One wss
IL bed. had a high fever and was
coughing up blood. Our Hoctor gave
them Chamberlainscough remedy aaa
the first dose eased them, and
three bottles cured them" says Mrs.
R. A. Donaldson Of Lexington. Miss.
For sale BY all lealens.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
A WOMAN DOCTOR

says "Eugenics is a necessary factol
IN the future of the race. The aver
age American girl is Unfit for moth.
erhood." This may be true, but II
weak and ailing girls passing from
slrihood' to womanhood, would only
rely as thousands do, upon Lydia E.
rlnNham's Vegetable Compound
mat simple remedy made from roots
and herbs.-to restore the system to
a normal healthy condition, it would
cause many Ills from which they suf.
Ter TO disappear, so that motherhood
might become the Joy Of their lives
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

THE enemies Of President Wilson
who have been bowling and tearing
their hair because he didn't inter.
Fene in Mexico. since the President
ordered the Fleet to Tampfco are be
ginning to wonder If the President
Is not making a mistake in sls
move In this direction. OF course.
there is no action on the part Of
the President that could be satisfac.
Tory TO his enemies and we do not
presume he is consulting them but
simply proceeding along lines be
thinks r right and proper
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
BY MISS CARRIE SPRoUL

Miss Gertrude Banks, an acknowl
edged success in sanitary work il
the United States was sent by NJ.
Naft, sec'y Of War, in 1907. to th'
Canal Zone to make a careful surge,
q the conditions ex' sting there. Tn,
complaints Of the food, the lack Of OF
binary social diversions and the dis
cases prevalent had led men {,
leave the Canal.
She reported in $500 words covering
t0l details The following are some o
the things resulting from her work:
Drying-rooms in which men could
dry their sweated or rain soaked gar
ments instead Of sleeping in such
wet, uncomfortable ones THIS innova,
ton saved hundreds Of lives.
Rain-sheds were erected for the
working men.
Beds for Americans In regular quar-
ters.
hefrieefating plants were placed in
u mess halls.
Metal cots covered with can.
vas.
All food stuffs end drugs we're In.
spected befors shipped from the Unit
ed States.
Mess-halls for the negroes.
Blankets for the negro employees.
Publication Of the official zone
newspaper.
The organization Of women's clubs.
Men had died down there be-
cause humanitarianIsm hal been sa.
-ificed for speed IA buiiding Cana.
The commissary had cleared $S7, 900
n n year by giving OFT inferior
food,
The Ulster women are pictured in
The Literary Digest as "First-Aid Pu-
Pills preparing to help the men re-
Home Rule.
Previous to the recent election in
Illinois the women Of that state.
'ealizing their need organized a
school to learn how to yoe.
We read Of the enormous sums Of
money necessary TO carry on POLITICAL
campaigns and learn that much OF IL
$ used to enllghten the sorelg s,s
n cities who know virtually n ;
ng Of the living questions Of the dav
There are millions OF women in this
'ountry who r intelligent and con-.
'ersant with affairs, They ask for "a,
light to vote. ~
Governor Dunno Of Illinois is quot.
o as being pleased with the Demo
ratio vote cast recently in his
by women. HIS wife and daneh. 7
er helped swell the fsllinine nun r
ers. .
what tangible report hes the ely OF
received Of the inspection v
recently by the Pure Food In. v
Decior2 VIII it be aecessar.- 10 q
md a woman to report on his Re.
ort.
me rich 9urchsse for their chr gc
zen expensive candy and silk. knitted
bnfcan they guarantee In, ly
yes Of their loved ones not en- at
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

THE Missouri Better Roads FEEDER
alton win meet 10 Jefferson on,
on May 14th. It Is a n~on.partlsar
movement TO federate all good
roads lovers into a common
4 all who believe in good roads
VIII unite they could do some great
work for Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

COL SAM COOK, The wlsest Doll.
tician that ever lived in Audrain
County. once told the editor Of the
Ledger Il a man wanted to get re.
suits IN local politics, he must either
be chairman Of the County Commit
Tee or in close touch with the
chairman. and Col. Sam, as usual,
knew what he was talking aboua.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

THE vandalia Leader r~eserrins
70 TIE President OF the Mexscs
Commercial Club editoraIly saws,
Fred PIscher. president Of tbs
Commercial Club. made a shori
comprehensive talk. flied with
practical IDEAS. that rang true. ana
Indicated that he wiz accomplish
aomething for his town before
has term q inczmbency concludes.
He did not believe in extendlnq
help to big factories In The a d
bonuses, or any other way. He con
slaers them r. big organizations
capable q financing ard managing
their own operations. He believes
the small factories are the
oaes 10 help and that they
are Of great commercial value to
q town. Mexico has just succeed-
ed through this Commercial Club
IN acquiring a glove factory. Mr..
Pitcher scored people for patroulz-
Ing Sears & Roebuck and the
LArkin houses. 1t was he real
community of interests that made
a toTn prosperous. He believed
IN civic organizations that look
ed constantly after the heath and
cleanliness Of a city. Mr.. Pitcher
made a fine talk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

THE American Issue edfiorially
says; DRY Mexico elected John w
Dry as dry mayor of the town in tn,
recent election. Mr.. Dry was one O
The active dry leaders in the re
cent local option election, and was
elected on a law enforcement plat,
form. Boodeggers. iointists, etc.
that have any notion OF starting IN
any irrigation schemes around Mex.
leo viii DO wen to take a day on
TO look this dry mayor oYer first
for he is likely 10 take undue inter.
est IN business projects Of that
character"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

WE want to congratulate Col. Fred
= Morris, chairman OF the Audrain
oouuty Democratic Committee on
landing MS man for Postmaster. Col
fred Is a live wire and when he
goes on the firing line. gets re.
suits. Col. Fred could have had
the office himself but on account Of
press Of private business couldn's
TO take It.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
MINISTERS WILL
PREACH ON THE
CLEANUP WORK
HOW ONE BUSTING WEST.
ERIN CITY CLEANED UP.

, hsre Is what : hustlino city Of
! the west did IN is cleanup cam
palsns
, Forty sheusspd ehiloren for
! sock their toys shoveis and
, rakes TO hel7 parents clean up
, the back yards.
Women volunteered their serV.
I ices in the crusade to make Il
the eiesNest city On the map.
cormeroial clubs made per-
sonal canvass 81 their respee-
tive districts.
Everything prepared for the
the opening Of tire eampsign.
when the city teams began 10
cart away the dirt.
RUBBISH not piled left. to he
hauled later ct houssheldsr's
expense.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
HAVE couRAes.

i there is one thing more than al
other that viii cause Encouragement
= rs indigestion, but you should bear
IN mira that hundreds have beef
cured, and AZ a very small ex
pense. Mrs. E. Forster. Lima, Ohio.
writes: Il was troubled for a year
or more with indigestion. Chamber
lain's Tablets afforded the first
real relief obtained. and BY taking
two bottles Of them my whole
system was put into a healthy condi,
ton" For sale by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
srARrs : uP

AT CITY HALL,
Chief OF Police Sam Wallace Is
starting cleanup work around the
City Hall. The hold over" was
given a thorough scrubbing and
washing Saturday morning and a
million or more germs put to rout.
ALI OF the bed-clothIng was launder-
ed and put in good shape. This
was a much-needed improvement and
Mr.. Wallace is to be congratulated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

women are a tremendous factor
IN promoting 10 -e'gn Mission work
The nationwide missionary cam
paigns are inaugurated to awaken n.
interest Of q Women are a gen.
GRAFTON ahead Of men in their intaros,
y the missionary work. OF 2t.so7
missionaries. we learn that t1s5a
are women ri has deyolyed mon
women to shape the characters AZ
Young people that their energies
may be turned into the channels Of
more serious endeavor; it is given 70
women to dscide the plane Of life we
shaa follow and to set the pace in
rsIgious and social service"
That women will lack s-teadfastness
purpose to carry out any legal obll.
CATION is an oft.rspeated objection to |
wwoman's having the right of ballot
Portland, Ore has a woman mayo..
she asked the District Attorney to
investigate alleged law violations bvl.
sa~loonkeepers. When she had evi.
ience against her husband, a %liquorI
lealer, she swore out a warrant. I,
several boys had testified In tho in.
emile Court that her husband. Mr.s
o'n Larsen, had sod them liquor. 1,
\ did not think I'd catch Mr.. Iar.t
said the Mayor, but IL he,s n
ldlty, hell have 10 take his medicine '
ke the rest. J,
Over the Telephone
Qlefyt Do you believe IN Equal SUI b
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

Len Barnes ofoklahoma was shak.
ing hands with Mexico friends this
week after an absence of about
twenty years. Len was very much
pleased with the improvements that
have taken place here since he
left good old Audrain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
EXECUTORS NOTICE

efs testamen'ary on The 81
eate Of John +. Barnebey, deceased,
we're granted to the undersisnea a.
eesa aay of April. 1914. by u,
roUate Court OF Aud-ain county.
Al persons having claims assIps,
said estate are requested 20 eshibu
to US for allowance with air
months after the date Of said Lst,srr
~ may be precluded from any
Oenefit Of sreh estate and II such
claims be not exhibited within one
from the date Of said Letters.
.ney VIII be forever barred.
~ John w. Howell.
Executor.
flfst publication. April 18th. IL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
orlcsR TO INSPECT

NJ. NJ. A
Captain Louder. OF the United
statess Army, with headquarters al
Washington. D c..was here Monday
to Inspect Missouri Military Academy
Captain Louder is inspecting al, Of
the military schools recognized b.
the War Department Of the uuited
States IN this part Of the
country
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
s0TtcE or SALE rsDfn
OPpO M a

bFhV w II
Whereas ldlburn j. Dudl,y N
ma Dudley, his wife, by thsr 4
deed Of trust dated lst a,
March, 1913. duly aeknoslssa
recorded IN the Recorder, a,
me County Of Audraln and NJ
Missouri In Trust Deed RsoN
70 AZ page G conveyed to ID
-irned trustee the follOwingdaa
ha'i Estate lying and being elua
the County Of Audraln and m
Missouri. to-wit:
The East One half n2) 4 |
South West Quarter a. I'd
Eight ts) Township Fifty Gq
Eight tS) West, containing j
$500 Acres more or less.
This given subject to a pts
trust OF $500 90.
Which said conveyance vas 81
trust to secure he payment
negotiable promlsscy m
yether with the interest thswt
a said Deed OF Trust fully iag
And, whereas, the
N said pnomissOy
70 secured by said deed Of m
low past due and remains uHpst
Now therefore the trustee uas
erms of said deed d
I the request OF the legal ba
aid promissory note will o.
he 24th day of April, Az
etWeen the hours OF , etaM
! and 5 O'Clock p. m. 90 ths
roceed to sell the real sslSls
a. public yendue :
bidder a. East front dcx
Durt House IN the City 81 Y
for cash, to pay said debt y
rest and the costs and efpsls
this trust
ID North Missouri Trust %
! W. w. Pollock, Pres m
Attest j. G.. Mundy, sef
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

cassius NJ. Clay left for Paris.
N.Y. Sunday to VISIT his mother.
from there he win go to Washing.
ness. JUST
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

THE Sturgeon Leader e~ditorially
says: Mexico Is 70 have a glove fac,
Tory that will employ 80 persons.
That's what . pompereisl club does
for a town" .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

MEXICAN federaIs are fighting
50 determinedly az to arouse the s,a.
ploloa that they are trying to cut
thsiF way to ~. bliss and three good
meals 4 day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

:. s. Brown Of Oklahoma is Wis.
drain. Au-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that nna,
ss'.ement Of The estate Of Maggie
Hopkins. deceased will be made
a. The May term Of the Probate
Sourt q Audrain county. Missouri e
- ned At Mexico. Missouri. on the
second Monday in May, ts14.
J. O. Lakenan.
Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
SOME TALK OF SINKING OIL

WELLS IN MEXICO.
Claude Fowles OF Mexico who has
leased a large tract of land. IL
Just home from st. Louis where he
consulted with a gentleman regard
ing the sinking OF som deep oil
wells here. Mr.. Fowles is convinc.
ed there must be oil if we go deep
enough here and says a st. Louis
man win give five or ten thousand
for prospecting, providing the eiti-
zens Of Mexico viii take an inter
est In the undertaking.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
~ !.

MARTINsBURG ia going to have
Viean-up Day, May 4th Martins
Durg's Commercial Club is a live. pro
gressiYe Organization and Is going to
help make Martinsburg grow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
N0TltE or SALE UNDER
nrrn az d

NUIItE OF SNLE lADkh
DEED or u
Whereas, J. r. Applebee y
gle u. Applebee. bis wife, b
Certain deed Of trust dated !
day OF July, 1910, duly
knowledged and f@
IN Recorder office q
'0anty Of AudraiD and slais 9
souri, IN Trust Deed record
at page 43l, conveyed to
WIthersDoon, trus ee.the dosa
scribed real estate, lying ~
Situate IN the County Of Aaalas
staie Of Missouri to-wlt
Lot seventeen az IN Bl0'A
.(2) Of Duncan Addition % y
OF Mexico, Mo
Which said conveyance "
IN trust TO secure the paya'H
certain negotiable promlSS'q
and in said Decd Of Trust guy
4
And whereas, said ProInl's'p
10 secured by said deed o.
past due and remains
Now therefor the trustee uAs
erms Of said deed
I the request If the lesal :
I said promissory note WV
friday, the list Day
A. D., 1914
etween the hours Of 3 o'na
and6 o'clock p, m, Of
roeeed to sell The real eS''s
escribed at public 7eTou'
bidder a. East lfou'
e courr Housc 10 The Ci'y
0. Missouri fer cash
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

a CRANK, after gstins
booze and attending an NJ
meeting in New York, attsuvs
sassinate Mayor Mitchell Fra,
missed the Mayor. but ssrou1
aot fatally, injured Frank M
poration Counsel, who va. /,
oy the Mayor at that time
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
The Double STAND
|S Homer Clark Bennett !

BY Homer Cha,
Il he DrOdisai bow h SSaS't "a
Would The Attod osI, sa's uas
killed. a. ou,cL ~i have
For the dSSghs.- =
would the welcome ;, ,i lo' t' q,
tho same; Oaok han I.
Would The ring Al,
Win the robe ~. anu shoes n
Had she been the o sl.' !. ,
ne world sDpIauds III. -,
For receiving The w. .atss
But turns iis Sacs Saadsras a
When she IA tbo Hs cayks
There seems n ~ oirnS Ous;
or moral. v Two stneps,
The sins Oh the ho1 o rA
But the girl is uade, '0'r's
''~
And the banquet bos. we 4
For the DrOdigal con rs,a.s
A one who Opco w.. .DEahs
But society shunu the S, o..ai
Lest they should hrn. s'.ae
And taruish thelr bol,as
@s
The road to reform 4, ma.
His mistakes. condonod ~.
Are f-orrott.n and I'm
But the path Is rongh
Gins. w ae
Though her fault h.
Her sun of hope torsv. .'s' y
With no star Of hon.
A double standar,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

MACON ~; M. N. A., 8.
Macon High School defeated the
Missouri Military Academy at base.
ball Saturday afternoon by a score
Of IA to 8.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

NOTICE OF FINAL sErrlsmrnr
Notlee is hereby given that final
see'lenlent Of the estate Of w. II.
deceased, win be made At
lne May term Of the Probate
u q Audrain county. Missouri to
% ned at Mexico, Missouri On The
1914. May
Y. w. Harper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

oI!cE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that ilmsl
Iaiemeut Of the estate Of John W,
.ee' Deceased, VIII DO made !,
en', May term Of the Probate
cou Of Audrain county, Missouri u
~ neld at Mexico. Missouri. an ~
ay,''o Monday In May. 1914.
,. ". Lea.
Administration
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

DIPLOMACY seems IN coo.,,,
a.h.ns about everything except The
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

u b. G. Tucker is home from a
business trip TO Las Cr,oea ~ "
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

MAKE yOur arrangements !
70 DO ready for Clean.Up We'd
ming Monday. May lth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

Mrs. J. F. Griffee Is home after
a pleasant visit in Kansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

Mrs. Clay Mcclure rested very
easily Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
Nor,cr os FINAL SETTLE

NOTICE or FINAL SEE M
Notice is hereby given
settlement OF the esla'e ., Fl
Lakewood. deceased WIN A" n
May term Of tn c.,,,s !
Court Of Audfali
souri,. to be held at h'i,..' !
on the second Nof''H
1914.
v'a pe's' '''' Ess4e
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATION
KNOCKING MEXICO.


Let me tel yoa some facts about
Nexico. The cork was put in this
town yesterday when the last saloon
closed its door. Soon the pool halls
viii have 20 go now that the reform
ers have the bit n their teeth.
What VIII become OF Mexico?. We
aoat know. A knowing citizen Of
tbs Owl has said: Get the sa-
loon out Of here and We will make
this a business town"
Yes. it looks Ike a business
town nov. There are more than a
hundred vacant houses in town and
eight or ten vacant stores. We
viii 20 10 the big cities now when We
want 10 buy clothing, dry goods or
anything else.
Mexico, No. April Is.
A CITIZEN.
We clip the above communication
from the St. Louis Republic of Satur-
cay morning. The people Of Mexico
would Ike to know the name Of
the citizen" who wrote the above
communication We wonder why
he d-n't sign his name to IT. If
the -cHiEen viii send his name to
the Ledger for publication. we viii
appreciate Il very much. The town has
been dry only three days If there ara
one hundred vacant houses in Mex
leo. IL occurred while we had a
ZOOS here. AS a matter OF fact, we
don't believe there are a dozen
residences vacant in Mexico. We have
Inquiries every day for nice modem
houses for rent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

OVsF Inc TeIephone-
4lefyt Do you believe IN Equal su
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
NOTICE OF FINAL arrr, $500

flrst publication, April 10th. II.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

For sale by an dealar.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

Mexico Readers Can No Longer
Doubt the Evidence.