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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18
NORTHEAST BENTON.

Rev. A. H. Armstrong. supt. OF
st. Louis and Missouri congrega-
tional Conference, will speak on
Christian Endeavor Work at the
Presbyterian Church Friday evening,
June 10. Make a special effort TO
hear Mr.. Armstrong, as he Is a
live, energetic young man and viii do
yon good. Remember the date.
Farmers r busy cutting wheat
which promises TO be a fair yield.
Edw. stratton sold lambs to John
son & Romans at 7c Monday D. m.
Those wishing To pay their sub
sc-iptious on the new Presbyterian
Church at any time viii find the sub
%seriDtion list at the Beneton City
bank.
The committees for the District
3. s. Association picnic for south
Linn and Loutre townships met to
perfect plans at Rockwell's Sat-
urday night. This picnic is Interde-
romlnatonal IN character and all
Sabbath School scholars and their
friends are cordially invited TO at
tend. Bring your dinner baskets.
There will be ice water and free
lemonade on ground. The ladies' Aid
will serve ice cream The boys viii
have q ball game beginning at o
a. m. There viii also be other
amusements and e~xercisep before din
ner.
Ollie Davis, our District Treas
urer, will give the address Of well
come.
There will be special music by the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18
4 WORD 70 DEMOCRATS

To my fellow-D Democratic voters !;
| am d candidate for the Office
OF Probate Judge Of Audrain
county, and respectfully ask
your support.
As to ny qualification and
worthiness | refer you TO any
of the lawyers in the county who
have known ME twenty years.
Sly only opponent, Judge w.
W. Bolts, has held this office for
twelve long years and has re-
eeived from it near twenty
thousand dollars.
Fellow Democrats. will yon
add to his term Of office four
years more, or will you pass the
pie around TO another Demo
lerat, who. on the square. needs
lyour help at this time as badly as
Judge Bolts did twelve years ago
when You elected him.
If elected. / promise faithful
and close attention to the duties
of the office. and that after twe
terms at the outside / will make
no contest to hold the office long.
er. but viii be most grateful foi
lyour kindness and glad to pass il
on 10 some other worthy Demo
lcrat.
fAdv.l IT, p. WARDEN,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18
AukvAsss.

The contract for Che $4,000
school building has been awarded to
Felty & Simon OF Columbia.
Anxvasse Is now tia possessor OF
an Ardome. II Is permanently 10.
Gated and running each Night.
The farmers are busy nov cut
ting their wheat and report a
fine yield.
The Tuesday Club spent a most
delightful afternoon with Miss Irma
craighead. A busy hour IN needle
work was brought to a close with
refreshments. as only Mlss IrmA can
prepare IS
Fl. E Gibbs began remoeeling
his barber shop this week. He win
place in new fixtures and a nice
tile floor.
Born. Monday. June is. to Mr.. and
Mrs. EweIl Paisley, a fine boy.
Mr.. Frank Kelso was an Aux
vase visitor this week.
DR.. McFarlane. ]. H. Minor. ].
t. Williams and s Mckinney Of Mex
leo attended a called meeting Of
the old Co~nfederates in Auxvasse.
Saturday and decided on Aug. 9th
and ssth as the dates for their
reunion this year.
DE-
Mrs. Wakefield is In st. Louis.
C. r. Boutwell, was in Kansas
City the first Of the week.
John A. Harrison and Miss Mary
Harrison are home from Park Col
lege for the summer.
The plumbing and heating in the
high school building was let to Mi
Neal Of Fulton.
Boy Scouts (self-named) camped
J on the lawn OF one or the youngsterT
"a hours this week. The members ar,
Masters BARLEY Stokes, Leland Hale
Edwin Boyd. Donald Pierce. Francii
Adams and Herschal Thomas ans
little Miss Ruth Stokes Joined theii
midday lunch as a campfire girl.
Bali game between Auxyasse ant
, wellsyille here Thursday scored il
to 3 in favor Of wellsville.
Mrs Lizzie craighead. Mrs. Frencl
and Miss Jessie r. Gooldy ~chaperon-
ed a camping nparty Thursday an,
Friday, Mr., Guy French was host.
Eight girls and four boys enjoyed
Guys hospitality.
J. H. Minor returned to hi
home in Mexico Sunday after spend
ing Saturday and Sunday with bill
daughter. Mrs. A. X. Adams.
Wednesday. there were shipped
tr m Auxvasse several cara o
hogs by overfelt & Atkinson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18

states cSrefsl experinents have
sAown that a nock o. hens wiz &C
saany lay more eggs II the males
are net allowed with them.
Col. J. 7. JoAanSoa q leaaiag
ssocknAa and citizen Of Ardrain.
v1s IN East 81 louis Monday win
two cars Of iS43ponnd steers Of his
oEz feeding that sold at sSSs and
the cO,ona seemed right well salts.
fed with the prize they commanded.
rs g safe bet they made him money
so- b rarely ever loses on a bunch
o. cattle. SAYS the Live Stock Re
porter.
C0utinning Il says
Colonel johnson IS a great slo
booster ard he says this shipment
is proog OF the value OF that modern
farm Implement 4 EiRtered these
cattle on silage and fodder" said
the Colonel, and IN spring turned
them on grass. They we're doing
nicely when drouth and worms
struck the pasture, and goodbye" to
grass. Since May LIST / have Civ
en- them a little corn. but not very
much. The steers are pretty close
10 a straight silage fed proposition
Yoa remember that our corn was re-
duced last year by drouth and
much OF it was fit only for silage
l put one tract OF damaged eOrn noi
worth $500 all told. into
sIlos and got $f7Oo worth Of siIass
, out Of the field for feeding. That
shows what you can save in a single
season by the use Of the silo.
When YOU figure that the silo is
built to last for years you see It Il
a money maker for any farmer.
Fact Is, ! consider that the far
mer who refuses to erect a silo OF
the place is a veryevery poor bushes
man.
Wheat IN my section is turninl
out better than expected. Early stan,
was magnificent but the crop hal
to Withstand the drouth. HessiaI
Ey and Army worm. Even at that
We win have a right good crop
ranging Is 20 % bushels to the acr'
] on an average. have 400 acres Il
! wheat THAI win do that much or bet
: ter. Corn 70 far is In good condi
? ton despite worm and dry weaihe
? and with plenty OF moisture from
nov on we can have plenty OF corn
We had about half an inch Of raj
= last week. Not enough to break
the drouth, but enough to help great
? lys
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18

different Sunday Schools.
DR.. Tralie. President Audrain Co
s. S, Assn. win speak on "Th'
Sunday School OF To-day"
There win be addresses by Rev
Shnllenberger and Drs. Wallace ant
Million on Sunday School work.
Miss Josephine Wallace will lee
tu-e on Teaching Through Stories.
DR.. Tralle win coaduct a Ques-
ton box. Bring your s, s. prob
lems and be viii help you solve them
He wants to help yon.
This win be an Instructive meeting
and one which you can't afford Il
miss. Come enc. come all. We wan
to get every person in this distric
Interested in attending Sunday Schoc
Remember the date Saturday. Jun
10th and bring your friends with you
Mrs. John Patton and daughter an,
Mrs. Beeson who have been visitlnI
Mrs. Andy Erisman returned to their
homes in Ohio Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18
Deering Bind
ing Twine for
sale only by
Sam Morris
Admission 50 Cents
n,,..Ha

Admission so Cents
SUNDAY.
AFTERNooN-Concert, s~childkrst's
Hungarian Orchestra.
Address, 'our Idols--Natsonal and
Individual Hon. James e. watson o
Indiana.
Admission IS Gents.
Yesper Service 400 p. M.
EVENING-concert, schildkret's
Hungarian Orchestra.
A Delightful Variety Of Inspiring Mu-
steal Selections.
Admission Is Cents.
MONDAY.
Junior Chautauqua-Play Festival.
Morning Lecture-"Browning and
His Message"
His Message"
Atternoon-swiss Concert, The
Alpine Singers and Yodlers.
Lecture, America as Seen BY an
Oriental" Julius Caesar Maybe, a m
tive Athenlan appearing In Grecian
Costume.
Admission 35 Cents.
Evening, Swiss Concert, The AL
pine Singers and yodlers.
Educational Entertainment
Portrayal of Life In the South
eeas, The Raweis Company, BY New
1ealanders in Native Costumes.
Admission rs Cents.
TUESDAY
Junior chautauqua-Play Festival
Morning Lecture, Great Characters
from Story.
afternoon Music. operate Sc
lec'ions, The Redpath Grand Opera
Quartet.
Popular Lecture, THE Antldote TO
: essimiem," Hon. Henry A. B,ichtel.
ex-Gov. OF Colorado.
Huih'ssloh % Cents.
evening - Music Scenes from ..Mar-
ma" The Redpath Grand opera
Quartet, A Splendid Production m
Fun Costume
scientific Demonstrations. prof
Mohtraville Wood, The Gyroscope
Man
Admission SO Cents.
WEDNESDAY
Junior chautsuqua-Piay Festival.
Morning Lecture-The Literary SIN.
premacy Of the Bible.
af.ernoon--Grand Popular Concert.
Qnintano and his Band.
human Interest Lecture. "on sor
ares Machinery Father Austin
Fleming.
Admission SO Cents !
evening Musical Festival. ouln. I
tano and his Band. I
= Festival OF Harmony for Every.
body
Admission 80 Cents Z
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18
ESTATE
TRANSFERS

VIM E Galloway to ] F coontz, min
ing rights in N E Of z So 5 $50.
JF coontz to w E Galloway, min
ing rights in S IL Of Sc Of 6 So S.
$500.
Josie A. Quisenberry to VIM. +
Atkinson. lot 8. block g.. county ad
ditlon to Mexico. 500 and other.
Geo SAKE ct al by Shift to George
SAKE, Part. Sale. NE Sc Of II 81 s.
s 1900.
Frank H Canada to Charles Kerr
sW and S. IL Of NV Of 81 50 10.
$4,000.
J q, Holman to U Rodecape, E 10
of NE sw Of 30 50 10. s1.0o.
Harry w Freeman 70 Patrick H,
cullen. N r sw of s so 8. $4,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18

being either sArdy or absent
am glad that several were 50 much
interested IN receiving = diploma that
they took Advantage Of the OppOr-
tunisy given them, and took the ex-
animation over II the diploma Is
worth ANYTHING II Is worth working
for
am serry that I can not put The
examination papers hack into the
hands Of those who wrote hen. for
I think that IS o. great value to the
pupil to look over his paper and see
he mistakes he made. Although
can not do this | shah keep them in
The oaco Tor a year: and / shall Re
glad to 5iow them to those who wish
to see their mistakes
hope in a week Of two to be able
to publish a complete list Of graduates
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18
CROP OUTLOOK

corn Is up to . man'B waist and
viii make fine yields II We have 9
raj soon.
It seems too late for a rain %
hello the oats very much as 1t Il rip
enlng now, lots Of Il before Il Il
knee hgih. Prospects were fine
for a splendid crop. however. and
It may be normal despite the drouth
There are many good stands of oats
over the county.
North OF Mexico near the Monroe
county line. the army worms did
their worst damage TO the meadow'
and pastures. Lee Mcclure. who re
sides east Of Santa Fe. had 14o A
Of meadow completely destroyed b.
these pests and all of the farmers ar
complaining Of the shortage Il
grass. Farmers say their hogs
thriyed on the army wworms whit
they lasted. but the worms thrive'
too much on the erase.
A good rain over the country woul'
brighten things a great deal AM
Audraln would have splendid crops.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18
C o u N T Y
SCHOOL NOTES
BY ". Y JOHNSON
Superintendent Of County Schools

BscAess a ths great Saoant of
tre~sis an4 tine Il Viii take and be
oznss e ne dAuase ~ crushing In
TX nszi. K seems eesi to ne that yOa
Who car shoald e,ais t. my oEaoe and
ss yoar diplomas ar Yen shoald send
mr. them Slnre TIE diplomas are 10
ss sssaed ~ the tesehsrs I shall as
FAR as prso,icsi Se,a shon 70 your
teacher and lss her aIstriout0 theIz 70
gcu Ts diplomas are now ready.
and ] SIAN at then cat as soon as I
can u yOa Do act receive yoars IN a
re4saasele TIRE. please let ne know.
eshdiag cat the certificates
q perfec, attendance 81 these more
than aea are heiag issued this year.
rhss rseass that Il least see rarai
TETsls have attended eve periods Of
twenty consecutive DAYS each without
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18
LETTER FROM PROVOST
MARSHAL VERA CRUZ.

E. II. Piummer, Provost Marsh
ii general of verasrus. Mexico. Is a
personal fqleRd OF ]. E. Fish. Of
this city, and the following letter to
MIR. Fish throws some interesting
light on conditions in Huertaized
Mexico.
veracruz. Mexico. May 20, 1914.
My dear Mr.. Fish,
/ waH very glad TO hear from you,
and thank you for writing. / have
always recalled my friendly rela-
lions with you, in connection with
experiences at Fort Union.
I have been down and up the
world a good deal since those days.
In Cuba. Philippines, Alaska, and
Philippines again, and now we are
both in MEXICO. but. alas, so very
Ia apart.
There Is no telling what is be
fore us. Many say we are here to 60
farther, and very many hope thai
that is what is to be. Others think
that this is only the first time, ant
that we will 60 home now, only t.
return later.
This is the cleanest Mexican OF
tropical town / even saw. and I an
trying to make 1t wen cleaner, AMI
the residents are lending their aid.
Conditions, so far as our relations
with the Mexican population ar
concerned, are far better than we ex
pected. If they could be sure tina
we would not go away and leay'
them to the revenge Of their owl
people, they would be glad to hayI
us stay, always.
] am quite comfortably fixed. quar-
cred in a public building. Far be
ter Off than in a tent as I was 70
more than a year at Galveston. an
for eight months, at San Antonio,
in 1911.
with best wishes,
Sincerely yours.
y, II PLUMMER
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18

II the present condition Of things
continues. the wheat crop viii be
ne salvation Of this county, Il Is
said. Judging IRON the wheat
along the Electric Line and north
east OF Molino. this is true. There
never has been Ia this county, for
many yesfs. sueA excellent wheat as
Is being cut these days. Although
the army worms advanced on some
Of the fields. hey only ate the
blades and lel the heads go. Wheat
IN this shape is al right Is long as
there is no heavy rain before It Il
cut. Most OF 4 viii be IN the
shock before the end OF the week.
It is some Of the wheat II
the county Is going to make a.
much as thirty bushels to the acre.
Although the nrTny worn playet
havoc with much of the corn, ther'
are still prospects for a crop. II
most places where the worms worke'
The corn X has been re-pianted ani
where il was not touched Il Is II
excellent shape. Lots Of th'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18
NEW HOPE.

R. T. Shock and family were the
quests of W. t. Chick and family
Saturday and Sunday.
c. D. Wilson visited odess Gibson
and wife Sunday.
c. H. Dickey sold to Wheeler Cant
So head of sheep at $500 per hun
dred.
Wade DollIns visited the Dickey
boys Sunday.
James Wisdom sold to Tom Riggs
IS head of hogs. Price s7.75. weight
22s.
L. H. Heinlen had a mule kicked
and its thigh broken.
c. H. Dickey went to Clark's is.
land Saturday.
Bob Hill lost a good work horse
last week.
Born to f. oallop and wife. !
fine boy.
There VIII be a meeting at New
Hope Church Mex Saturday and Sun
day.
James Wisdom sold IS hogs al
$685. per cwt.
Archie johnson sold to Wheeler
Cant II hogs at s6.75 per cwt.
weight 1874 10.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18

Strengthened out, she is tas
preaching the goal of her IN, Y
fury ambitions. and she Is Dro,'.,
every day that even 'sidei....s
can be used adyantageously.
Miss Alice witherspoon
herself a splendid narrator u u
ual ability. her paper on The o.,
eer Days of Missouri" was 81 !,
written that one was sorry 4 49,,
One can hardly realize how {.
pleasing romance Turks behind /
wells Of a few decades ago, Nh, \
berta Sproul favored US with ,
pleasing vocal selection vbleh I,
certainly very much ENJOYED Il.
Maude Wallace gave a piano \,
after which, 1t was announced, \
Moving Picture Man was W,si,,
take our pictures, 50 every one 4
journed out Of doors, and bad \
pictures took"
The POSSESSES served a most i,
ttizing lunch, knowing that Il l,
to be the last meeting for ID
lime. fried chicken figured n {
menu. The new members VIA /,
cepted are Mrs. ]. H. Mlnr i
Mrs. ]. Q. Coffin. (nee Miss NIns
Pearson) Of Lexington, No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18
sHERIFF's SALE.


BY virtue and authority Of gen
eral execution issued from the Of
flee OF the clerk OF the Circuit Court
of Galloway County, Missouri, re-
turnable at the September Term,
1914, of said Court. and to me d.
rected, in favor of the CONNER
cial Bank of vandalia, Missouri and
against the Standard Coal and Min
ing Company.
/ have levied upon and seized all
the right. title. interest and
claim of the said Standard Coal and
Mining Company, OF. in ana to the
following described Real Estate, to
wit:
Thirty-F Five IS 5000 acres, be
ing all of North part Of southwees'
quarter OF Section Five (5) Town
ship Fifty-Two (52) Range 5. Yves
that lies North of Aron McPike. Sec
ond Addition to vandalia, Missouri
beng the North West part Of said
quarter secIon. all in Audraln coun
ty.
All lying and being in the said
County, and State of Missouri. AND
| will, on
Monday, the 18th day of July, A. Q
1914,
Git being the - day of the Cir
cult Court of said County,, between
the hours of nine o'clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the after
foon OF that day, at the East From
door of the Court House in the Cit.
Of Mexico, County OF Andrain afore
said, sell the same. or so mucl
thereof as max be required, at pun
lie vendue, to the highest bidder, 70
cash in hand (subject TO. all prio
liens and judgments), to satisfy sat
Execution and costs.
]. w. BARNETT.
o. - a. n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18

Following is the program of
the Sunday School Picnic of Loutre
and Linn Townships, at Tratchel's
Grove, two miles east of Benton
City. Saturday, June goth:
8 m. Ball game by Boy Scouts.
1880 Tug Of War between the
different schools. Shoe Race for
boys under ~ years of age. Fat
Mans Race. Ladies Nail-Driving con-
test. III
IL a. m. Song services and prayer.
1880 Address OF Welcome, onie
Davis.
Response.
Special Song.
70 O'Clock Noon. Basket Dinner.
1880 Songs and Prayer.
Address. DIR. a. A. Wallace.
Special Song.
Address. DR.. Million
Song
Teaching Through Stories" Miss
Josephine Wallace.
Sunday Schools of To-Day and
Question Box" DR.. TraIle.
Closing song and prayer.
Immediately following the after
noon program there will be a bah
game between the fat and lean men,
George Kellerhals will be cap
tain Of the fats and D. N. Brown, OF
the leans.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18
ADVERTISED
LETTERS

A list OF advertised letters rsnA.
ing uncaIled for 10 the postoir'' ! !.
Mexico. Mo. for the week e''''
June 18th, 1914;
Barnes. J. L.
Cherahee, D NJ
Denmire. Leta Miss
DUNCAN. Iona Miss
Hanley. D 8 DDS
Hunter, Geo Mrs
Lewis, @ D
Rosamond, J A
saylor. Willie B M
shindier. Jack
Stewart. Alfred
Vale, Al
Respectfully,
W. R. JACKSON
Postmaster
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18

""uoi ShoueauVua SUI q m
Morning Lecture 1000 a m
Afternoon Music 2:30 n m
Afternoon Lecture 800 m
Evening Music 7:SO D m
Evening Lecture s:15 n m
THURSDAY.
AFTERNOoN-Opening Exercise and
Important Announcements. Vocal
and Instrumental Music. THE DUN.
BAR SINGING ORCHESTRA.
Popular Lecture, "The Measure Of
a Man"-Dr. Alva NJ. ReitzeI..
A Fine Opening Of the Great Pro
grams to Follow
Admission 25 Cents.
400 P. M.-organization OF the
Junior Chautauqua for all Children
Of fourteen years or less. A new de-
p%arture of wonderful interest to chill.
dren.
BVENING-Popular Concert.
The Dunbar Singing Orchestra.
Illuminated Story, 'Tbe Panama ca
nal and Exposition ,"-Dr. Frederic
Poole. ID.
Fully Illustrated by Beautiful Color.
cd s~tereoptico Views and Nov.
ing Pictures
Next to a Trip to Panama. This "a
ths Grandest Chance to Learn OF the
Big Ditch
Admission rs Cents.
FRIDAY.
Junior Chautauqua--Play Festival.
Morning Lecture Literature and
Life.
AFTERNooN-Muslcal and IIteravvI
hnterainment-The Hinton Mordelial
Company.
Popular Lecture, "AmerIca's Fin.
ture"-ChancelIor George II. BradfordI
Every Young Person Should Hear
This Address
Admission 25 Cents,
EVENING-MusIcai and Literary
entertainment. The Hinton-Norda.
liza Company.
shakespearean Play, "The Comedy
Errors." The Ben Greet Players.
This WIN be a Revelation ~ sn,er.
did Acting and Wholesome Fun. bv
Fifteen Artists.
Admission 80 Cents.
SATURDAY.
Junior Chautauqn-Play Festival
Morning Lecture, Hamlet. "a Trae
edy Of Shattered Ideals"
AFTERNooN-Muslc and I-uterpreta.
lions. Rogers and crilley.
Address, 'The Mormon Kinpdom ~,
To-day" Hon. Frank ]. Cannon.
The Greatest AntiMormon rorco =,
the World To-Day.
Admission s5 Cents.
nVENING-Music and READINGS no..
ers and Griiey
Address, Gov Robot b. eileen. .,
North Carolina.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18

ExEcUTRIxs NOTICE.
Letters testamantary on che %
tate OF Milton D. wilksrson, dc
ceased. were granted to the UNDER
signed on 18th day Of June. 1914, b.
the Probate Court OF Audrain county
All persons having claims agalnsl
said estate are requested to EXHIBITS
them TO US for allowance with six
months after the date OF said Letters
or they may be preeluded from any
benefit Of sue estate and II such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date of said letters,
they will be forever barred.
16-4t Amanda NJ. wilkerson,
Executrix.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18
Speaking Dates Of
County Candidates
VIII Dhst WIBheHi
Sincerely yours.
y, II PLUMBER

Burk. June 29th.
Can't, June S0th.
Thompson, July list.
Burnham July End.
Canada, July 3rd.
Macedonia, July 9Th.
Friendship. July 7th.
Naylor. July Sth.
Rowena, July 9th.
Moline. July 10th.
Union, July 18th.
Beagles. July 14th.
Benton City. July 18th.
hartinsburg, July 10th
Black, July nth.
Grow. July goth.
y%andalia, July 21st.
Farber, July 22nd.
Laddonia. July 2Srd.
Rush Hill. July Gath.
Edwards, July 9th.
Mexico. July 2Sth.
All meetings will be at s .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18
uccgssFu AS
MUSIC TEACHER.

MUSIC TEACHER.
We are In receipt Of a clipping
from a Columbus. Ind. paper. com
plimenting WIN A. Harding, former
" Of this city, on the success OF
the graduating recital Of his music
pupils. Mr.. Harding 10 meeting
with deserved success in Indiana.
Claire Harding and wife are Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs. win Harding at
this time. tH.iiI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18

s. l.. ROBSON LOCAL AGENT,
S L. Robson has taken charge
OF the Mexico agency of the Rich
ardson Lubricating Co. and asks bis
friends and those who use oil Of
all kinds to give him a trial. He
guarantee satisfaction and good ser
vice. The local agency is In the
block, en- South Washington street,
next to Johnson's coal yard There
is an automobile filling station in
connection. The prices r right.
dit wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18
nrw scouT COUNCIL.

NEW SCOUT SOO" !
The following are members rs,
the new Boy Scout Council At p p,
ton City, elected Tuesday e''I ~,
>. w. Hines, president u.
Sharp and L. w. Bashaw' Vic0 ~
ident: Bert waddington, u u.
err: q. NJ. Jungbluth, secretary N
Kellerhals. Scout COMMISSIONS
Irwin Tratchell. Asst. scou'mA'"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18

Our annual June Sale is now go
ing on Every article Will be dis
counted from 10 to 40 per cent for
cash.
Ricketts, & Emmons D G Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18
SANTA rs GIRL HoNosEN'

SANTA re GIRL HoNo6s"
Fulton, Mo, June 7. ,,,bss
In a close contest for Tue q.
honors Of the graduating class ,t =
nodical College this year, tne e,,r,n0t
Gus student was Miss Nan h .am,d
Dull OF Santa Re. She was =, 40
yaledictorian. Less than pn,ost-
arated her from the rival o0n
ant.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18
FARMERS EXCHANGE
eoR sALs,

FOR sALE-or trade. Poland
China hord boar. Sell woth the
money or exchange for fatiening hog.
=. n. Bell. Ortiz Fruit Farm. vi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18
FOR RENT

FOR RENT = 40 acre pasture.
Good grass with plenty OF water
and shade. WIN rent all Of pas,
ture or take In cattle at $3.50 a head
per month. G. W. Adams q Son,
Mexico. Mo, 1921 WI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18

Rugs greatly reduced = get oul
prices. Can save you money.
Ricketts, & Emmons D G Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18

James Northern of Kansas City
mere on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18

We can saw you big money o
that suit Of clothes. d2w1
Ricketts, & Emmons D G Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18

We can save you money on
Meats. Beef Roast - ~ to 10 cts.
Id. 16-2t
4 A Sannaheck
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-18

A few more mems union s'''
400 1t the Enterprise s'oro'