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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14
J. LEAVES IS.

GEO. RoBEsTsoN LEAVES IS
TATE TO FOUR CHILDREN.
Ths WIN OF the late George Rob
,rtson was filed in the Probate
Court Friday afternoon, by David
n. Robertson and W. ". Pollock,
the executors. The bulk Of the e.
tate Is to be divided equally be
tween Mr.. Robertson's four children.
David H. Miss Laura, George =;
and Graham.
The residence property on Eas
Monroe and the household goods are
left 10 Mrs. Robertsn- The law libra
~ and office fixtures are left 70
pavla II. aside from bis portion IN
he estate. Miss Laura is given 81
Ooo which is to be included In her
share at the distribution ard a $50.
acre farm northeast OF Mexico
With the livestock On It is to so te
George and Graham. Il Is 20 be
included in tneIr share when th'
estate Is divided. MT. Robertson's
mother is to receive $500 per month
durig her Bfe and his sister. Mrs.
RYAN was bequeathed several se''
Of books. A set OF books vas al
SO left 10 the Mexico Library.
The wifi was made Nov 10Th, 1918
aud |. t. McCue and DR.. J + Hsrri
aon we're the Witnesses,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14
coL. rREp MoRRls en
THE FIRING LINE

THE FIRING LINE
COL. FRED A. MORRIS. our warm
personal friend. and chairman OF
the Audrain County Democratic Cen
tral Committee. Is surely joking when
In a column article In the new
Postmaster's paper. he ~insinnates in
bitter and uncalled for language that
the Mexico Ledger Is trying to
create friction between the Presi-
dent and Speaker Clark. We are
not going to have any argument with
Col. Fred. as we are one OF his
warmest personal friends and a
great admirer of his business abili-
ties. The Colonel Is not only one
Of Mexico's most progressive young
business men and most Influential
citizens but is a most popular Dem
ocrat and We believe has a bright
future before him IL he cares to GO
into politics. We believe Col.
Fred would make a splendid State
officer or If Speaker CLARK should be
elected President or die. we think
Col. Fred would make a fine Con
gresham.
And. of course. Col Fred remem
bers that he made the statement
not so very long ago that he woulC
not vote for Clark again II anyon,
ran against him
As far as our knowledge goes, M
man. Republican or Democrat, eve
abused or attacked Speaker Clark II
stronger language than did Col. Free
A. Morris, chairman OF the Audrail
County Democratic Central Commit
tee. on bis return from BowlingGreen
Mo. where he went to see speake
Clark regarding the appointment o
a Mexico postmaster. some time ago
We would like to ask Col. Fred, !
only a day or so ago. Speaker Clar
didn't write the new Postmaster
letter containing the sentence =
lad no assurance that the Pres
dent would appoint you when
made the Recommendation"
Speaker Clark wrote such a lettel
what did he mean by that statement
The President appointed Hon. job
D. orear OF Mexico. Minister I
Bolivia and Col. E. A. Glenn to a
important position and quite
r number Of Postmasters and other al
5 polntments on the recommendation
3 Speaker Clark. Speaker Clark. II v
! understand rightly. has been Il
, formed definitely and directly fro
TOE President that he is "glad I
: f~ayorably consider the Speakers
recommendations What does
all this interviewing Of Democrats b
the Colonel's paper as to their p
sition between the President an
t Speaker Clark, lei anyway?
II persisted In, It might result
! a 'tpin head" or a fiddler going I
} Congress.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14
WORD THE
ClRL--A
LINE FOR THE
WOMAN GROWN
BY MISS CARRIE SPR0UL

trassF
Mrs. James Jesse; Il most Ger
tainly believe In suffrage for WON
an, She is as capable as the man,
and often times more interested IA
the public welfare"
Mrs. Cortez Edmonston: Il mos'
assuredly believe In a woman's
right TO vote and I shall exercise
my right when permitted 70 Dc
So"
Mrs. George Lee: Il am an ar
dent believer in Equal Suffrage, W.
pay taxes. We are Interested in AZ
tairs and as capable as are men tS
vote"
Mrs. r. d. worrell: "on many que
tons / think women could vote In
diligently but hardly on all. We
need TO be educated. sill Of us. mel
as we'll TO vote for the best IN
ierests Of our country"
Mrs. w. c. Johnson: I'VE are II
the formative period so to speak
IL we III ourselves for suffrage w
shall be able to vote i~ntelligentll
when the right is given US, which
will be in the near future
Mrs. X. P. Whitley: TT Is
right women should have. Women
are students. capable and intereste'
in affairs"
Mrs. Ridgeway: Il believe 4
equal rights. There can be no rea
solable argument against It.
Miss Lou Allison yes, l believe
women should have the right :
vote"
Miss Thornburg: Women r Ell
titled to the right to vote
men are. II Ii a question regard
less Of sex and more OF qualities
tIons.
Mrs ]. C. Mundy: yes. l b
lieve women should be allowed t
vote. We are citizens and deserve
to be fully recognized as such"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14


Politically. The women ha's lA'o
ed ae Republicans lher woe sA
a so,VoV' as compare" WIN
much OF tnis WIS a"e
turning fr~oeresslNes. ihe 1870
Gratis gained ee'oOV' VI ene 1vv,VVv
women registered as voters IN Nne
so. i6S'sso voted az tneif NM oppo
tsnity. As their votes maze 1oou
one-third OF an votes oSsr esn su
say women are inAiiereh1 70 0"e ""'
LOTT
The answer TO query - =
women's belief IN EauAi spt'sAse =
sFsa, not understand NnA
Il means but WISH 70 Know
women oelleVe ma'
Wlthout une oai'ot Is i"possioie w
men are m san1oauo'' y
education IN a mgr ios
morals-in isc'' IN Whatever goes
o build up a 9 muh'oip'n's s'1
and nation
Women 90 not teel they can w
all there Is 70 10, put they ieei thes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14

ANOTHER PROPOSITION
-n.,

FOR X. r. e&TENSlON.
At the luncheon of the Commercial
Club. Friday. Judge w. w. Bolts.
OF the Mexico Investment and Con
struction Co, presented a new prop
osition for the extension OF the
electric line. which 10 owned by
this company. The proposition fol
lows: II Mexico will donate sf3 600
the owners OF the Road VIII do
their utmost 70 raise the remainder
OF the money needed 70 extend the
line from Molino north to Santa Fe
and from Mexico south to Champ
and to connect the two lines, run
ming cars from Champ to Santa Fe
and return. They viii not charge
more than rs cents for the round triI
between Mexico and Champ. MOI
mere than 5 cents to the Fair
Ground. None OF the suhscrip
tious to the sls. 900 fund are tc
be paid before the line is com
pIeted and in operation. A subwal
under the Wabash and G. & A. rail
roads will he built to connect the
two lines.
A motion was passed for Presi
dent Pitcher to appoint a COMMITTEES
to raise the $4,000 needed from thh
city.
A communication from the st
Louis Pageant Committee was reat
inviting members Of the Commercial
Club to attend the Pageant the lat
ter part Of this month. Anyone de
ter part Of this month. ANYONE
desiring tickets win notify Score
tary R. E Race. who win secur'
them free
tary r. E. Race. who will seeur'
Rufus jackson asked that some
|. thing be done to alter the trail
service on the c. & A. through thi
city. People in the east end o
the county must leave Mexico a
t.2O in the afternoon or remain
ever until the next day under thI
present Arrangement. Heretofor
the South Branch train has run Il
in the evening and bacl
In the morning giving people all da,
to transact business IN this city
The matter was referred to the Raj
road Committee who viii eo-operat
with the Commercial Clubs Of Van
dalIa. Bowling Green and Louisian'
In taking the matter up with tn
railroad company.
C. A. Barnes said the report 0
the Clean Upp Committee will be gi'
en- next week. From all reports, h
stated, the town is surely becon
ing spotless.
W. R. Kohr, Of Chicago, made
short talk. He said he was gla
to be back and II seemed to hin
In slogan Of Mexico rs 'They a
|, come back"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14
NOTICE OF PRIMARY sLscrIoN.
State OF Missouri Z.
County OF Audrain)


Notice is hereby given that the
following are The offices for which
candidates are TO be nominated A.
the primary election to b. held on
the first Tuesday n August
August 4tl0 1914
Senator IN Congress.
Juage Of the Supreme. Court tDii
vision No, one).
State superintendent Of Public
Schools.
Representative M Congress, for
Ninth District
Member o. the House Of Repre-
sentatives.
Presiding Judge Of the County
Court
Judge Of the County Court, twest-
ern District
Judge OF the County Court, EAST
err DISTRICT
Judge Of the Probate Court.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
Clerk Of the County Court,
Recorder OF Deeds.
Prosecuting Attorney.
Justice Of the Peace, Salt
River Township.
Three TO be elected
Justice Of the Peace. Sailing
Township.
1.-TWO to be elected
Justice Of the Peace, Wilson Town.
ship.
1.-TWO to be elected
Justice Or the Peace. Prairie
Township
Two to be electei)
Justice Or the Peace. Linn
Township.
1.-TWO to be elected
Justice Of the Peace. Lentre
Township.
Two to be elected
Justice of the Peace. cuHsre
Township.
Two to be electedl
Constable. Salt River Township.
Constable, Wilson Township.
Constable. Sailing Township.
Constable, Prairie Township.
Constable, Linn Township.
Constable, Loutre Township.
Constable. Culvre Township.
Declarations for the above County
AMI Township offices must be filed
with the Clerk Of the County Court,
not later than June 5th, 1914.
tseail GlFen under my hand and
seal Of the County Court. at OF.
flee in Mexico, Missouri, this sth
lay Of May AID. 1914.
il4t J. II GRAHAM.
Clerk OF The Couty Court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14
NJ. W. a. INSURGENTS VIC
TORS IN MISSOURI,

TORS IN MISSOURI.
sedalia, Mo, May g.
The insurgents. who are opposed t.
the Increase made in the rates by
The national convention held ct Chi
cago two years ago, defeated the or
gaDization men at the triennial meet
Of Modern Woodmen Of America, hell
here to-day, when J R. Davis OF
Nevada was elected a member o.
the Board OF Directors, defeating
r. r. Smith. OF Brookfield, incum
bent, by a vote Of 81 TO SO.
The regulars won the preliminary
skirmish and organized the meet
ing, but lost their seeming control
when thirty.four delegates we're elect
ed to the national camp to be
held at Toledo. o., on June 16, all
instructed TO vote for Davis as
iong as his name appeared before
the convention.
The convention adjourned after Sc
lecting Springfield as the next
meeting place in 1917.
Bert Sims OF this city and f.. L.,
Johnson OF Vandalla we're delegates
from Audrain county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14
NEW Postmaster ON JOB

BUT A LITTLE EXCITED.
1T Is wonderful how much trouble
A fellow can get into by making
euesses. The writer made a guess
that when the new Postmaster
came back from Washington where
he had been ia the interest Of a
friend. "that he would receive Che
appointment himself" After he was
appointed we made the guess he
would start something politically
before he got sworn in." On the
same day a friend suggested he
would Ike to hear a tune on
the new organ" He Was a lover Of
music and wanted to know how 1t
would sound. We guessed we
could get him a tune by writing a
tenline editorial" and we did.
Congressman Clark disagreed with
president Wilson and said 20 The
senior editor OF the Ledger disa-
Freed with Speaker Clark and said so
That seems to be different.
We understand Congressman Clar
says while he disagrees with Presi-
dent Wilson. he fayors his re-elec-
ton. The writer has repeatedly
stated that while he disagreed with
Speaker Clark, he favored his re
election. We made that definite
statement to inqulring parties sever
al times within the last week. Sc
that disposes Of the charge that We
were trying to get some pin
head TO run against Clark"
President Wilson, we understand
desires Congressman Clark reelect
cd as Speaker. Friends Of Presldeni
Wilson in the Ninth District will
OF course. favor Congressman Clark
reelection to Congress. otherwise h
could not be reelected Speaker.
We hope to find out whether vi
are being unused up" by a Post
master or an editor. We would like
10 know whether the music that Il
boing played is authorized II
Washington City or not.
Why has not an humble ~citizei
Of Mexico the right 10 disagree win
Speaker Clark Just the same Al
Speaker Clark has the right t.
disagree with President Wilson. 4
few. years ago the "big ones" were
abusing aud discrediting Grove
Cleveland by calling him a Juda
Iscariot and accusing him Of gettin
rich out Of bond Issues and all tina
sort Of thing, and IT vas supposed 4
be a high crime and misdemeanor
for the writer TO say anything in be
half Of our Democratic President.
The Mexico Ledger is not going
10 be afraid 10 endorse the Presi
dent when its editor thinks he 1
right. regardless of the punishment
ineted out by any postmaster.
Along certain lines that wi
clarity the atmosphere we expect t
eet some definite information tina
viii be interesting whether it !
important or not.
in the meantime we expect Il
he for Clark both to succeed him
self as Congressman and Speaker.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14

Mrs. j. A. Darnaby and little
daughter, Alliene and Mrs, Mamie
Saunders and daughter, Miss Pearl,
are going to Montreal, Canada, to
reside during the summer. Mr.. Darna'
by is manager of a large circus In
Dominion Park at Montreal. The
Ledger regrets to have these good
people leave Mexico and hopes
they will come back"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14
WHEN YOU ARE NERVOUS

yon have the first symptom Of q rundown
system. and nervous people too often con-
real their aches and pains and snffer IN
silence, while, If MegAetea, this condition
ofteu foreruns more serious trouble.
II those SO afflicted would stop taking
medicine containing alcohol or drugs
which menace the foundations Of health,
and Just take the pure, STRENGTHENING
nourishmcntiu Scott Emulsion il would
create new blood 10 pnlsate through the
organs. refresh their bodies and build up
the whole ncryops system IS rich,
sustaining nonsishulerl, free ON wines,
alcoiols or drugs Snun slsDslNaiSS-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14
JUMPING THROUGH WIN.

DOW AND SCREEN ESCAPES.
A man thou ght to be a negro,
who is still at large broke into Mrs
George Robertson's home on e. Mon
roe street Wednesday morning a
about 5 O'Clock and stole a gold
watch and a diamond ring. He was
discovered by Mrs. Robertson before
he got away and her son. David H.
Robertson, City Attorney, shot al
him four times as he was running
across the front lawn. In making
his escape the robber jumped thru
a large window glass tearing the
screen out also.
The robber gained admittance thru
the basement after having tried to
get into the front of the house
thru the kitchen. He raasacked the
library on the first floor but over.
looked a large amount OF silver in
the dining room. On the second
floor he went into every room OK.
cept D. H. Robertson's and was in
Mrs Robertson's room when discoy.
cred.
He was examining articles on the
bureau by means of a small search.
light Mrs Robertson first
saw him. When she spoke, he
sneaked out OF the room and by
that time Miss Laura Robertson who
was sleeping with her mother. was
aroused, The intruder then ran
down stairs and out through the
window. As Dol as David Robert.
son was awakened he looked out Of
his window and saw the man running
across the lawn. He secured bis
pistol and shot at him four times. He
says he thinks none Of the shots
took effect. When last seen the
man was running up the walk to
w. II Coon's residence.
The ring taken is a diamond and
sapphire dinner ring valued AZ
about $500. It belonged to Miss
Laura Robertson and the watch. an
excellent gold one. belonged to Crab
am Robertson.
About s o'clock Wednesday even.
nesday evening, Night Police Pratt
and Painter arrested a negro man
II the railroad yards, but turn.
cd him loose. He had a small flash
light.
AT 3 O'Clock Thursday morning
someone entered the home Of II. ].
Hurst on East Liberty street and
stole a razor, scarf pin and
about 50 in money. No one saw tho
intruder.
On Thursday morning, Mrs. II. n.
Mckinley, who lives on u. Promen.
ado street, found the screen in one
Of the back windows Of her homo
torn put and the window raised. The
Mckinleys have a bulldog in their
Kitchen and It is thought that he
scared the Intruder away although
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley were not
disturbed BY his barking during tho
night,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14

THEODORE wINANs, JR., was
awarded the Ledger prize for writ
ing the best article covering a
visit made to the Ledger Office by
pupils Of the eighth grade. Mrs.
Laura Houghland, teacher, Of the
South Side School several weeks
nEo. The young folks we're very
much Interested in their visit
aud very interesting articles were
written.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14

THE Fulton. Mo. Gazette says:
Mrs. 8 p. Emmons OF Mexico, and
Erank r. Baker, the principal OF
the Aaxyaase schools. will debate
tho question. SHOULD American wo,
men Do Allowed to Vote" al some
place IN Auxvasse yet to be Sc
iected Oh Monday evening. May IL
Mrs Einmons takes the affirmative
and Mr.. Baier The negative side
aide or the question"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14
srREEr coMMIssIoNER 8.

STREET COMMISSIONER S. J.
SANFORD has made a splendid rec
ord and did fine work during Clean
I'D Week. He had about 300 loads
Of old Rubbish hauled away and
has the town sweet and clean, Let's
Keep It that way.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14
ADMINISTRATORS Nolt

Nosice Is hereby given lhil =
o. administrator on lh' ~
Sarah Belle Miller, deoeasA
granted TO the undersigned \
1914. by the Probate Govt =
rain County, Missouri All Z
having claims against sala ~
recuited to exhibit lbe san'
HnierslEncd Tor a'lo7an's
slA n0ntns from The date q ~
fcts or they maybe preclaae
any benefit Of said es'ai'
such claims be- not eApl's"
ID one year from Hate o. Y.
eailon ilicy wli. be forever ~
Az R D Est
Administers
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14
DR.. HocKADAY s2s4

Dark Chestnut, was sired BY the ngtsd Rex Pea
vine. the see d The most noted winner Of today.
Dam. Berris Shsarst s4oe. 2od Dam BY Pssvine
So.
DR.. HockADY IA youns firs coming $ YEAR,
old. Don't taink there has been one IN MrNoari ,hA'
psf the finish and action on thai ~ docs. Think
he vii sire . ranter Of H.1d Diwns. VIII sisns q
NJ lsw ntics al s2s.OQ % nsuts ! lvlne .dt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14

HON s. B. COOK. formerly Of
Mexico, now President Of the Cen
trail Missouri Trust Co, at Jefferson
City, has had the plans drawn for
a seven story banking and office
building 10 be erected on the site
of the present Trust Companys build
ing in that City. You can always
count on Sam being On the firing
line when it comes to public en-
terprise and push.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14

THE recall has apparently been
applied to the tolls exemption plank
in the Baltimore platform. A pol
taken of the 1904 delegates to the
Baltimore convention brought 504
replies of which 1888 favor repeal
of the tolls exemption.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14

. THE people OF Mexico took an
unusual Interest in Clean Up
Week this year and got results in
several directions. There is no
reason why Mexico should not sc
clean and sweet the year through
You must clean up oftener than
once a year. You would not ex-
pect to keep clean yourself II you
took a bath only once a year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14

BY joining two editorials
which appeared in separate parts
Of the Mexico Ledger the new posi-
master tries TO make II appear
that the Ledger was accusing Speak.
sr CLARK Of jumping onto Presi-
dent Wilson. Wonder what the
new Postmaster Is trying to do.7 He
mas now begun to Interview the
Democrats IN this district from
day to day trying to stir Up strife,
What's the idea7 rs he trying &c
get some spin head" to rur
against Clark"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14

WE want to congratulate the
Mexico School Board on the Sc
lection Of eachers. Our schools have
more than a State wide reputation
al the best in Missouri. We have
first-ciass equipment. the very best
Of teachers. That's the way
to continue our reputation for the
best Of schools.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14

COL FRED D. GARDNER and
wife OF 81, Louis are guests Of Mr..
aud Mrs. @. w. Robertson. Col.
Gardiner Is prominetly metioned for
Governor and has many warm
friends throughout Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14
STRATHERN 1879 Chestnut

By the celebrated Boprbon KING 1888, tbs aire Of
A''rd King. DAM, Lsths 4ssi by King Wiison
2Iqs. This horss has a %, Of arr and dash 10 ii,
rack and tfo'. He viii b limited TO a few mare,
al 5000
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14
Another Farm Bargain
ONE HUNDRED ACRES

The last farm bargair We adj
yertised was quickly sold, and
this one is a snap. Located
about 9 miles south Of Thomp-
son and ten miles from Cen
t%ralia, Mo-, in a splendid
neighborhood, has a 4-room
dwelling and barn; 20 acres
blue grass pasture, hog tight
fence; balance il cultivation
and all gently rolling land,
good soil. Owner lives in X m
sas, and for quick sale will take
5000 per acre, easy terms.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14
N MONEY MonEN

to Loan on Farm Lands and City
property.
1921 d1 Williams & Sharp,
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14

Miss sylvia steppleman left for
Enid. Oklahoma, Sunday, fer a yaear
ton trip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14
KENTUCKY JEN 5475

In or opinion. me finest horss IN the ~orlA today.
having for his SIRE the ChamPion Ksn,ucky Choi,
1e5 Be by Ny Own Kentucky sos BY Chester
Oars 10 BY Black Squirrel Sc. DAM. Qacsn Dare
1858 ~ Chester Dare 10. You wn bavs to bok a
long time to find one breed as good "a this one and /
nsver saw one wish snack as fine. He viii be KNITTED
to a lew approved mares At $500
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14

w. L. ogaddock is home from
Tulsa, Okla.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14
VOLEDA 6l37 Chestnut

Sired BY KsHfaeky Squire 1895 by Bsek Squirrel
So, DAM Elas 2e57 By Highland Denmark 80
and ElAis was the CHAMPION mars al Madnon Sousrs
Garden having sold Tor $4,000. Aad hs viii ssrye a,
The low sun, Of $500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14

9HEKlFF's 5AII.
!, sy virtue ana autAorit, !,
o. the CLERK OF tie ' Gnu s' 4
q Aadrnin Count. Mls ,oon
able at tho June Ts-n, 'orl
.alo Court, and 10 me- AZ l's
favor Of Bank 0, ccpt IT.
alton : and against VIM aq
:. hssraart ana EIlaS.a
hart ! have levied gno. .
al the right. utIs. i, "a Y
cam Of Tho SAID WIN
y R. Eserhart aaa Fil,,l Is
st q, in and to No io,lao'lA ,
seFlhed real estate. to-v,,.
= Acres east s.ao o.'
noriheasi OF Section d, . ~
So Range i2 ''' r0sis
81 Acres east part ,,..,
sou'heast Of Solo, . !, y
So Range r. Tow
1850 Acres Of No.l,,.,
ton %, rownsbir 4, Vpa'aI
40 Acres Norll.. "aase u
Of Section "a. Ts,,.s,' o Nsp
r. ny
u Acres souta Par, =,
South west s,.a " SouAl
Township So. Rapeo 10 ''''s
100 Acres Nor ,ra..
tloa as, ToVpsb, q, q'afs
50 Acres borlb t,,,
Ton IS, rownsbi, r, n''asai
An lyine an, ss Il
ro,n.. '' Oelng IN IA
,.,,,, " Missouri /,
$500,
'u gay Of Jun.
=. ~ 'sl4
60. gay Of lie a
49, l''j, betVes
IN. OK IN he /
aana ''oek IN III 4
ua,.. '''' at The d
u ~ me City d i
% "o1fan aiOrsR
AS saiie, OF so much th4a.
may be require. at prbIi.
Do the highest bdder
in hand lsubiec, 10 an
and judgments. 10 gatis.. 2
cilion and costs
i0-4t J. w BARNETT
Sheriff Of Audraiu conpty !,
ofitE ~ SAll UNBgR
RrpD ~ r..
whereas sta'Os Bridrfod
"f'as.n ord Acr M
1'e'1 cer'''A 1eed Of tiOt 1
',as W.
s1d
np ~ me Recorder.
u me county Of Aaanu
late ut Nilsson" m Traa A..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14

HARPER VAN NESS will take
the school census again and viii
make thorough job Of 1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14
Ricketts& Whitney

THE ABsTRAcTERS"
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance
lis East Jackson Street
Both Phones
MEXICO, MISSOURI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14
Blue Grass Stock Farm
ONE MILE SOUTH OF MEXICO

The following Stations and Jacks
will make the season at The Blue
Grass Stock Farm. OF 1914. consisting Of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14

Mrs. Honry LoI'' uts. 3
city 10 tho Gp'''
Worrcll,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14

Old paper. Tor sale Il his Otres.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14

MISS MARY GAl'OD ~
brated soprano S''. t,ryies !
glst. 10 a ro''n. It'd I'd
said Il am a s''l'r's I'D
4 snlfrasctte. paw n'..spa
ct from Caliiorl'a IA
Oregon whore iA' u'ontea
they have done ,'an NV sepns
tho ballot that ! "a''
firnly convlhcel
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14

THE people Of Peru have sent
Mr.. Bryan a pet llama. And we IN
derstand that Col. Roosevelt got
their goat,