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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09
Beware of Ointments for
Cafarrh That Contain Mercury

a. mercury viii surely destroy the sense
Of smell n completely derange tho
whole system when entering II through
The mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do Il ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by y. D.
Cheney g. Co. Toledo. o., contains no
mercury, and Is taken Internally. acting
directly upon the blood aud mucous sur
faces 81 the aystem IN buYins Hairs
Catsfrh Cure be sure YOU get the geHu-
ire. 1t Is taken internally and made IN
Toledo. Ohio. hy r. J. Cheney q Co. Tes-
fiTnonisis free
Bold Nv Druggista Price Tse per bottle.
Take hetsa Family Pills for constipation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09
EIGHTY-NINE AUTOMOBILE
OWNERS IN THIS COUNTY

We publish belo~ a list Of motor
ear owners in Audrain County who
have paid their 1914 license. secreia.
ry of state Roaach writes the Ledger
tf-t those who have not paid for a
new license viii he arrested as
soon as they can be unprecedented.
Ahrens. l., Martinsburg.
Afford. n L. yandalia.
Beagles, John w. Laddonia.
Berry. c N. Thompson
Beaglss, Il, tsaddoDia
Bart, Chas A, Mexico
Bates. 7 J Mexico.
Beatty J D, Mexico
Bland, w W. vandalia.
Blanks. G l. Mexico
Burke. Reed. Mexico
Cleyenger Mrs n w
Carroll. Ed Mexico.
Coil. P y, Mexico.
Corren. Ed, Mexico.
Dawson, A A., Mexico
Denser, J S, Mexico
Crosby y l. Mexico.
Douglas, G c. Benton City.
Douglas, b N, Benton CITY.
Douglas, W II, Benton City
French. II P, Martinsbmrg
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09
GLOVE FACTORY WILL START
ABOUT MAY fs

E10S 49,
Mexico has secured q glove factory.
The contracts, duly signed. we're
returned Saturday, from =. o. and E.
A. lander. Of Des Moines. Iows. who
wrote they were packing their ma
chimes and preparing to ship at
ence 80 they could be IN operation by
the first Of May. These gentlemen
are experienced glove manufacturers
and come highly recommended.
They wiz start with 1s machines
and employ about 70 girls Their
output is sold through Jobberr and
a large part Of II is already con
tracted for. .,Tbe exact location Of
their plant, so far, has not been decid
ed. The gloves r leather work
gloves. ard retail for about so
cents.
T. 70. Elton. night clerk at the Hox-
tey Hotel, deseyer credit for aid
rnS In securing this Industry. He ov-
erhearf the elder Mr. lander saying
le was looking for a factory location
Mr.. Elton Immediately notified the Of
ficers Of the Commercial Club and
Mr.. lander was waited on. All be re-
qUested was the loan Of 81 600 with
mis- machines as security, the cost OF
shipping his property hei'e, and a
years rent free. He left Des Moines
because Of the labor troubles in that
section.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

o. D. GRAY, of Sturgeon, who
is being prominently mentioned fot
the Legislature from Boone County
says he n too busy with his own
private affairs % run for any Of.
tics Nr. Gray would mako a splen-
did representative of the people Of
grand old Boone County Il they could
get him 70 accept the Office. Gray is
oue Of Boone's live, progressive and
conservative men who viii male good
in anything he undertakes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

Whereas. Ben r. Middioion. q rinl
rle man. By bis deed Of trust dated
FEBRUARY nth. 1911. filsd In Tho
Re,orx,er's office OF AudrNln county
Missouri. at Mexico. On 18th day Of
February. 1911. duly recorded IN Book
rs at page ?. cqnvcyed TO the under
signed trunlee. the property there
IN mentioned and described M fol
lows. to-wit;
An OF the South onehalf g 10
az he Northeaa Quarter me lstlof
section Twenty f2o), and al Of that
part Of the Northeast Quarter tNE
OF the Southeast Querier tsE
40 OF section Twenty t2o) ~
Ina North Of the right Of way Of the
Chicago 6 Alton Hallway Company;
also that part Of the Southwest quar-
Ter (sw i-4 Of Section Twenty.Ohe
rem lying South of the rightof-way
Of the Chicago & Alton Railway Com
psny: also all of the north onehalffN
lf.2) az the Northwest Quarter IN
w f-4D Of sertion T~wenty-eight f2sl,
excepting 25.74 acres off Of the south
side thereof, and being all that part
OF said North Half IN 10 OF the
Northwest Quarter INV IA Of said
Seton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS North
OF the Mexico and louisiana State
Road; sn lying and being situated tn
Township Fifty one t5t) North Of
Range eight fsl West Of the Fifth
Principal Meridian. In Alidradn Counr
ty, Missouri, excepting ~thercfrom
Nine One undredths f9-la0l Of
an acre in the Northwest Quarter
INV Ia Of the Southwest Quar-.
ter fsw Ia of SAID Section Twenty.
one cen conveyed TO the Chicago &
Alton RailwsyC Company by deed datet
November 22nd 1905. aud recorded
, IN Book 81 at page s26 OF the Deed
Records Of said Audrain county. TO
gether with all improvements erected
, thereon.
In Trust To Secure The Payment
|, Of certain indebtedness therein de
scribed,
}, And Whereas. default he's been
. made in the payment Of lDterest das
upoa SAID Indebtedness. according 20
the terms and conditions u said deed
Of trust, by reason Of which ths
owner has requested the foreclosure
Thereof.
No Therefore, I, u. G. Howard, tbs
undersigned trustee. at The requesI
" the legal owner and holder ol
said indebtedness, 90 hereby give no
lice that ! win on
Saturday. the 2nd Day o. Nay,
1914.
between the hours Of 900 o'clock 3
M. and 500 O'Clock p, moi thai
day. sell said real estate at public
vendue 70 the highest bidder, foi
cash, At tho front door Of. the Al.
drain County Circuit Court House,
in Mexico, Missouri, for the purposs
Of discharging the Indebtedness Sc
t cured by said deed OF trust, the Ia
~terest due thereon, and Tic costs 81
executing this trust.
STD B c. HOWARD. Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09
JUNE SIXTH Is ssLo DAY HERE;
annn IA WANTED.


n was announcsd Friday BOZ a
DE Commercial Cub luncheon. that
Saturday. June 6. would be $40 Day
IN Mexico. The Agricultural Commit
ten Of the Commercial Club has
charge Of the matter and are writ
ing manufacturers Of sIlos azking tha
they have a display here on that
occasion.
Gus T. Gralam and J. T. johnson.
Of the Good Roads Committee. urged
the citizens 20 do their psut IN rais
ing TIE $500 needed 20 complete the
road fund for the new highway he
tween Centralia and Thompson; ste5
has been raised bat the fuH amount
must be had by Monday when the
County Court and Che final
arraneemesits Tor opening the road
will be completed.
W. L. Towlns spoke on the insur
ance business; l.. N. Lake upon Ii
good OF the Club.
Tom McKean asked the tho
express rates IN the STATE were moi
lowered. when they were else
WHARF; waiter Pack spoke on silica.
L n. White. on Publioity; Ben Elliot
ON cbcan-Up Day.
ID. L. Morton, who receuuy moved
here from Neoshc. vas ~introdwed.
Mr.. Morton Is manaeer for the stan
dard oil Co, for this section Of the
state. He told Of what the Necsho
Ad. Cub had accomplished IN advrr
Using their city and OF other things
accomplished by their Commercial
Club.
Mr.. Jungbluth. druggist al Benton
City, made an Interesting talk on
he maii order business; be wget
the Club to take a more active posi-
ton against those interiopers and q,
70 keep trade at home. He gave
number OF Interesting incidents con-
corning his experience with this man
ner of trade
B. A. Powell stated he would star
manufacturing his silos next week an
invited the Club TO inspect hi
plant when IN action.
Those present were; II. Il. c. Tue
ker. chairman Jas, Armstrong. san
Morris. L. NJ. White. r. r. Race, Gu
Graham. Mr.. Jungbluth. Turner Wi
liams S, D. Byrns. W. A. Sharp. W.
Hathaway, W C Smith. Tom McKeau
VIM. Pollock w. w. Pollock, G. A
!, Barnes. Chas Crisweii Jas Ford, Be
!. Elliott, F. A.. Norris. the Rev. W a
Shulienbcrger. Walter Peck, W. j
Fowles. j. T. johnson, D. l. Morton
l.. NJ. Lake, B. A. Powell. J. B, Ev
!. q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

THE young ladies who raised 1905
for the Hospital Tag nay r TO be
congratulated on their splendid work.
They should have Tag Day during
the Fair. when. we belteye, under the
proper management. $500 could be Sc
cured for this splendid charitable
cause. 1t takes about $500 a month
10 conduct the Hospital, and IN order
that this institution may be main
tanned. the charitab,y inclined people
must give It cordial support. The
Mexico Hospital is mt run TO make
money but for the good Of the com
muufty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

testimonial. Mrs. LAWRENCE MAR
TIN. u King St., Wcstbrook, Maine.
Mansion Wis. At the Change Of
life ! suffered with pains in my back
and loius until could not stand. I also
bad night-sweats so that the sheets
would be wet. / tried other medicine
htft PA no relief. After taking n bot
Re # Lydia +. Finkbam'a Vegetable
Compound bcran ia improve and I
continued Iis use for xix months. The
lafes In pe, the niaht-sweats and hot
fashss grew less and N one year | vas
q ai6arent woman. I know | have to
thank you for my continued good health
ever since Mrs. NJ. j. BKOwEgrL,
Mansion, Wis.
erceess of Lydia +. pinkham'a
getsble Compound. made jfom roots
AID herbs, e unparalleled N such cases.
" you want special advice write 70
Lydia y. Pinkham Medicine Co. tconfl-
Dental LINN, Mass. Your letter win
he Opened, read aud answered BY q
rouan, spd held ii strict psnideNee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09
CALIFORNIA THE GREATEST
ADVERTISER OF Al
aft, California. March 25th.

Taft. California. March 25th.
The Ledger gets here on time and
is always duly appreciated. The home.
paper may not be greatly priced az
home. but when You are far away It
is a thing OF Joy, for Il tells you
more than many letters, When
there l cared very little about the
personal columns. Here every n
Is read with care and the familiar
names can TO mind remembered fac
es, and while the items may some
times cause sadness they are more Of
ten the source Of pleasure, But !
shall not moralize.
March 2ist was a new day In Cal
ifornia. We have had Raisin Day
for many years. but this a our
first Orange Day. The Los Angeles
Examiner. which ia published for
three distinct. purposes, to boost
Southesn California, brag on william
William Randolph Hearst. and abuse
Wilson'S administration, claims
that there was sold that day two hun
dred thousand dollars worth Of or
anges. Be this true or false, the
lesson il the same; no state In the
Union has the art Of advertisingdown
10 the point Of perfection that. we
have and while it costs money, il
pays back in double measure. Be
sides the sale OF oranges, which
was a side issue. it will bring to
the State many people who will in
vest money in Southern California
land at exorbitant prices. fondly ex-
pecting TO make fortunes. Unfortunr
ateiy many will be sadly deceived If
not, why Is all OF that country sdver-
tised for sale. The fortunes are
largely made by selling ont, and We
look TO the East for suckers TO buy.
I promised to tell about the Atlas
Cadero Rancho as II Is being exploit
cd in the EASTERN States and many
people are investing. az | fear, under
grave misrepresentation. II Is a large
stock ranch situated between San
Luis 0bubo and PasorobIes in San
Luis Co. To reach Il. we go via S.
p. r. r. and get off at Templeton.
The great State highway runs
through a portion Of It and furnishes
a sple1sisd automobile road to Los An
geIea about $40 miles south or to
San Francisco an equal distance
north. The ranch lies east Of the
Coast Range and far above the sea
level and has no benefit OF sea breez
J will not describe the mountainous
part as that can only be used for
grazing, The remainder is low hills
and a few very small valleys.
Very little Of It can be irrigated ev
en- II there a water; aud white
there is plenty Of stock water
there Is none visible for irrigation.
Decidioue fruits do well but they are
often killed by frost. II anyone IL
taking chances on oranges OF lemons
they may hay that chance sside az
the cold is Tar too much for that
kind OF fruit. They are building
some cottages on the ranch, but no
money has been spent but what has
been paid in by persons buying op-
tons. A mar can make a living
on tho am number Of acres IN Aud
rain as on Aliassde and viii
find II no hotter in summer. bul cold.
err in winter, and will have snow al.
either place. Before any one pays
money, they had best view the
land.
shall leave here for Santa Marion
April Bird. Please mail the Ledger TO
j. H Hayden.
Santa Maria. Cal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09
coucH MEDICINE

FOR CHILDREN.
Too much care cannot be used In
selecting a cough medicine for chill
'dren. It should be pleasant to take
contain no harmful substance and be.
most effectusi. Chsmberlaln's Cough
Remedy meets these requirements
and Is a fayorite with The mothers
Of young children everywhere. For
sale by Buckner Drug Go.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09
w ADAMS. a live wire

c. W ADAMS, a live wire Of
Ceutraiia, was in Mexico this week
and paid the county court 100000,
centralis's part Of expenses for thu
new highway on the north side OF n
railroad between Thompson and Cen
tralia. Adams is sure a hustler and
the people OF c~szsszalla should apprec
ate his splendid services.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

TIE Supreme Court Of MisscsF
has decided the local option ques
Tin in favor Ct the Drys or every
point and that means that the vets
and orys Of Mexico and AUurain
County will eOIoperte together to
see that the law 10 strictly enforced,
The penalty Is very serious and tee
VETS ard Drys have agreed upon
at least one thing and that Is 10
strictly enforce the law against
blind uaers and b~ootIeqqlnq.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09
NOTICE or SALE UNDER
DEED or INN

Whereas. Emma L. Mahau AMI
ward J. Mahan, her buaa
by their certain deed Of trust ~
the 25th day of January, 1913,
~ ACKNOWLEDGED and !.
corded in the Recorder,
flee Of the County Of Audnl, n
state Of Missouri in Trust Dea
cord 30 at page SCI mu1|
ed 20 the undsnus|
Trustee tho following
srrIbed Real Estate lying and NJ
situate in the County Of Audna (
STATE Of Missouri, To- wit.
The Southeast Quarter Of Ml
Southeast Quarter Of Section nj
t9l Township Flnytwo GsD Ras|
Twelve (l2l excepting a siup 4
Land Fifteen feet wide Of Of ID
above described forty acrs Il 81
on the East side.
NtAcl said conveyance vas made
trust 10 secure the payment daa|
tain negotiable promissory note \
staer With The Interest thereon VI
= said Deed Of Trust iplly described
And whereas. default has g.
made IN tho payment OF the Iula
due upon the note mentioned nj 4
scribed in said decd Of trust scna
ing 10 the terms and condition. d
Of.
Now. therefore, I, R. L. Robins
the undersigned Trustee, at " i
quest OF the legal holder Of sad hdi|
do hereby give notice that | VIII q
Friday The gath Day Of NJ
1914,
between the hours NJ 900 oelaai
M. and 500 O'Clock D. N, u q
day. sell said real estate at
vendue. to the highest bids
cash. at the east front door Of u y
drain County Court House, d
City Of Mexico. Missouri, Tor 7
purpose Of discbarglng The dsbs =
cured by said deed Of trust, % J
terest due thereon, and The
Of executing this trust.
SAT r l.. Rohinsua
Tnnlss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09
1's'o' az DANIELS, ORDER


washington. D. O.. April 5.
Ahsol,te prohibition vii prernil
IN Inc United siasee Navy after July
SECRETARY Daniels tonight made pun
Nc a sweeping order, which not
only viii sooIlsh the iraditlonnl
awipe moss" Of the officers, but VII
bar All alcoholic liquors from every
ship and shore station Of the navy
~crcg" for the enlisted mon Wa
abolished several years aeo.
This order. eo~asifutins ~ Of 'h'
most notable victories ever won D.
hs prohibition Forors. was Issued hp
ON the recommendation Of snfseoh
Den. sra sled. II was brief asad to th'
point.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

J. A. cowHERD has been en-.
ployed by the SMILE Road District
Commission 10 get a list Of thoIs
Who should pay poll tax. This tax IA
$500 and must be paid by all Who
i've IN the district between the axo.
II 81 and 80.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

THE LEDGER IA glad TO know that
while Lee Craddock has sold his
store, he viii remain In Mexico and
help make a greter city and the Led
ger Joins our people generally in ex-
tending a cordial welcome 10 Messrs.
BAH G Neal Of Fulton who IN going
20 make Mexico their home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

SOME Of the candidates for FEEDER
al offices throughout Missouri, VIII
want TO be recommended by Speaker
Clark and have to DO appointed by
President Wilson are sitting up
nights reading up on tho Toll PROPOSE
ton 50 they may be able TO argue on
the question. There Is
no need for amy -uneasiness along
this line as Speaker Clark has an
nounced there Is no personal issue
between the President Of the Unit
ed States and myself"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09
DlvoRcs ANNuLMgNT upur,

DIVORCE ANNuLMENT UPHELD.
The divorce annu'ment Of Mrs. En-.
ma Dorrance was upheld by the SUI
preme Court this week and VIII al.
low her TO participate IN tho a..
tate Of her husband, j. n. Dor.
rance. who recently died. Mr.. Dor.
rance has visited IN this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

THE louisiana Daily PressJournal
editoria1ly says: Sheriff Barnett Of
Mexico borrowed the Ledgers mail
cart to haul a drunk TO the calabocse
As the Ledger is a dry paper. Il
shouldn't be engaged in hauling wei
goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

pdlhs IN my back
and side and was SO
weak ! could hardly
do my homework.
have taken Lydia
+. P~inkham's Vege-
table Compound and
ii has done me a lot
Of good. | will re-
commend your med
icine to my friends
and give you permits
Ri0n 10 ntfhliah NV
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

THE food inspector while In Mex
60 took some of our merchants Sc
verely to task and gave instructions
to clean up or the law would be en-
forced Immediately.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09
ADMINISTRATOR ,....

Notice is hereby given ma, B.
~ administrator on the 49,
Laura E. Stumpf, deceased
granted to the Undersigned ia !.
1914. by the Probate Cont J.
rain County. Missouri. An
having claims against said s,l,,.
required TO exhibit The sam, !.
mdersIgned Tor allowance W
six months from The date If u.
tsrs or they maybe precludss 4.
any benefit Of said estate. a. /
such claims be moi e1hIbll.s i,
N one year from date Of nj. l.
cation they will be forever hama
sat ]. II. Stump,
Admlulstsiw
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

MISSOURI Is the only state In
the Union to get two reserve banks
One will be located in Kansas City
and the other in St Louis which puts
our grand old state on the financial
war.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09
soF'ck % sALl TS0S~

'aIh UNnnn
Whereas LIbwn !. DrS ilu
IA Dudley his vile. Nv , ~
9eed Of trust dated ~ 's
March. 1912. duly sctn.., Gay \
recorded In the R~eoo,s.'a
ne County Of Audrau sns Oah
Missouri IN Trust Dess mn slsis \
20 az page s conyey,-l 70 "seo't
|e'fned trustee the fonow,D. -s y
Rel Estate lying and h.,s+os'
Missouri. to-wit: ana ssis
Tho East One hair "a,
south West Quarter nn y
ElsA. 6, Township I'm, 81, =
Eight tsl West, c~ontaiplos
tsol Acres more or less Ess
This eIsen subject "a
- tttes Of $500 co. ""@
Which said conveyance
trust to secure he paynsr, u.a
tain nesolisble promissor,
gether with the lntercs, pe' I,
IN said Deed OF Trus, ,nl 1reIeoa n
And, whereas. m. ''s'lh
on said proois.m ~as
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

Miss Doris Dudley, a student at
synodical College at Fulton. was the
guest last week Of her sister, Mrs.
I. 7. Mccue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

TT looks nov as though every Dem
ocrat in the Senaate, including botl
Of those from Missouri except three
or fom will vote with the Presiient
for the repeal FOR the Panama Canal
Toll
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09
HOSPITAL TAG DAY A

Tag Day, for the Hospital. Mex
ico's most popular charity was Fri
day and many Mexico women and
girls spent the day selling tags TO
the citizens and visitors. A neat sum
Is assured from the apparently barge
sale. Many of the visitors gave
several dollars for tgs and not 10 be
outdone. the Mexico business men
were fully as Liberal.
In a great many cities % cents Is
the lowest a tag sells for and
they bring as high as ten dollars.
The sale of Tags Friday tota1lsd
about $3.50. Those who paid the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

THE Louisiana. Mo, Prees-Jcurnai
~sditoriaiiy says: The Mezioo public
library vas Dedicated Monday which
= about The only tue that MEXICO I'd
mlttsd that here was anything ~deds
about the town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

Miss sallIe Calhoun who is spen'ing
the Easter season In Louisiana as
trimmer for Miss Thomas, spent Sun
day az home In Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

ONE Of the French aistors says
that with a triplane the Atlantic
flight should be made In sixtytwo
hours. outside of stops. But oh, thoes
stops. Those long stops.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09
NOTICE OF FINAL serrlsMrnr.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice Is hereby given that final
settlement Of the estate Of Thomas ].
Gatewood. deceased, viii he made at
The May term of the Probate
Court Of Audrain County. Mis-
souri, TO he held at Mexico. Mis-.
souri, on the second Monday in May.
1914.
wtd Elmer Gatewood.
Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

Fry, W W ir, Mexico,
Gieseker Bros Martinsburg
Gentle. J. r.. vandalia.
Glennon & Bassingsr, Laddouia.
Groschel. Paul. VaDdalia
Goodson, + & J, Benton City
Graves. J S. vandalia
Graham. G r., Mexico.
Grange, e, Laddonia.
Griffin, #. Mexico.
Hathaway, f S. Mexico
Hasne, S w. Mexico.
Haskell, ] NJ, Mexico.
Haney, Geo, Mexico.
Harrison, J F Mexico
Hitch, w e. Vandalia.
Hoxsey, T J, Mexico.
Huenefeldt, o w Mexico.
Hudson. s r, Watson.
Holternlan J B & Co, Martinsburs
Jenkins. ID d Laddonis.
Johnson, e l.. Mexico
Johnson. G T. Mexico.
lessee. J n. Mexico,
Johnson, w W Mexico.
King, J G. Mexico.
keilerhals, ] n, Benton City.
Lambert. T. W Mexico.
Llentz, NJ. Msrtinaburg.
Lewis, C W, Mexico,
Lyman, c d. Mexico.
McGee, G o, Mexico.
Mcclure, H l. Mexio0 II. s
Mcintyre, G W, Mexico
McPike, I J, Vandalia.
MoCue, ! r, Mexico,
Never, Aug. Mexico
Million. J W. Mexico.
Mitchell, I n, Msrtinsburg.
Morris, Sum, Mexico.
Morris, # T. Mexico.
okey & Sen. Benton CITY
Pafade.s, l. .. Benton CITY.
Phillip, S & N. Mexico
Pratt, Joe Mexico.
porawski, W j. Mexico
Ross, G A. Mexico.
Robertson. G w, Mexico.
Rowland, G II. Mexico.
Russell, q W, Benton City
Sannebeck, f A, Mexico.
SAKE, Geo. vandalia.
Sayre, Alvin, NaBdalia.
scherer, c u. Mexico.
Sims, w H, Mexico.
Shannon. w o. vandaIla.
Shepherd, o d., Ceutralia.
sunnen, Gus. Mexico.
Smith, 0 A VandalR.
Smith, ] H, Mexico.
Stevens. ] W, Baddonia.
Tinsiey, ] o, Mexico.
Thompson, w 10 Laddonla.
Wallace, WIN. vandalIa.
White, W II, vandsIia.
Weber, Aug, Mexico.
Wright Bros, vandalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

THE way TO make money easy In
community is for everybody to pay
their accounts NJ leaFf once . month,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

PEOPLE who kick and knOck =
never contribute either q Won
encouragement or a cont Of caa 2
not help make a greater city
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

NOTICE OF FINAL serrlemrsr.
Notice is hereby given thst final
settlement Of the estate OF W III.
French, decreased, will be made at
The May term of the Probate
court Of Audrain county. Missouri 10
be held at Mexico. MissourE on the
"cona Monday in May,
WA w. W. Harper.
ErAnntnr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

slra, John Waahingtonof Fulton and
Ars. Ruben Taylor Of Armstrong
wore guests q relatives last week,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

Miss Elizabeth Wales OF jefferson
ctty was the guest this week Of Mrs,
] +, Aewalyn-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09
SMALL FlRs AT IAN.

The county jail was slightly dam
aged by fire Saturday night The fire
company made a quick u and saved
The building. however.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

WHAT about the monument for
Rex Mcdonald 10 be erected on the
Fair Grounds. This should be a.
tended to before ne big Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

9. 7. Graham has gone "a Moberly
on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

For sale by Buckner Drug Co.. Mex.
leo; T. Moore, Mexico: Smith Bros,
Mexico; Jungbluth & Christup. Ben
ton City; J. A. Smith & Sons, Lad
P. ErdeI. 1r, Rush Hill: H. u.
Pearl Thompson, sOo2, L |
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-09

Mrs4 Frank Buckley rs entertaining
her sister. Miss Wayne Adyiotte OF
Troy.