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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Lee Sejour by Admr, to Clarence T..
Myers. Admr.s Deed. Consid. $500.
+. " Of Lot 6, City suryw %, Mex
leo.
Thomas Kirby 10 silas A. bradford.
Warranty. Consid. Nome given. Lot
6 and N. Y Of Z, Block 5, lakcnan q
Barnes Highland Add 10 Mexico,
G. ]. Little To w. A. Sims War
rapty. Consid So goo. so acres in N
u of 4~50o
w NJ Kiucade 10 Elizabeth Ander-
son Warranty Consid. $1,000, Lot
30. Barnes Add 10 Mexico
elizabeth Anderson 10 W n. and
Sophia kiucade Warranty, Consid.
st1oo. Tx acres in M. Nw. Of s.
|51-9.
Emma l.. Nathan to Emil and Pearl
Oestrelch Warranty Consid. $925.
Sc. SIC. or g-52-12.
City of Mexico to r, j., Laws. Gem
etory Deed, Consid, $40. Lot SIS,
Block 0, Blmwood Cemetery.
j. A. and II r Price to T. NJ. HAM
ilton. Warranty. Consid. $500.
97Ia acres in Survey 1888 and in NV.
of 1868.
A. b. Charles ct al 70 Ira l. Charles,
Warrants. Consid $675. Lots / aud
2, Block 2, Clusters Add to Farber.
J.. B. Hawkins to A. C. Miller. War
ranty- Consid. 81 and ether. Pt. OF
Lot 5, Block 2, Hisey & Cassidy's Add
to Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16
MEX|COANS
WILL GO TO phillip
INES TO RESIDE
My dear Mr.. b

My dear Mr.. White
Enclosed find check for S1.00 In
payment for years subscription 90
he Ledger, which, after / have read
4, carries the news from home
ACROSS the seas 10 Uncle Sans far-ofi
ISLANDS. | am sending with this al
81 a Manila paper from which you
will see thai they have all the com
forts OF home there now. Maj. John
son left here Dec. 9Th on the Army
transport Thomas. and arrived there
Jan. 4th. having had an unusually
pleasant trip with the exception of
a very severe storm between here
and Honolulu Fortunately he entirely
escaped even a touch OF mai de mer,
although others were dreadfuliy I'll.
Now that he is becoming scoustcmcd
TO the change, he likes It there
much better than at first. He and
one Of the other Majors, who by the
way was his first lieutenant In Cuba,
live together. mfnistered 10 by a
Chinese cook, and two Filipino mucha
choe boys. They have just eomDlet-
ed two weeks maneuvres, in which
~corregidon Island (our Philippine Cd
braltar, where he Is stationed) was
defended by the coast artillery and
some infantry, against attack by 9th
err infantry and an improvised fleet
OF b~attlesiips. We hope 10 join
him in the fail when the orfbodontist
here has completed ha work OF
strengthening Marion's teeth Before
we leave though. we hope TO take a
trip East TO say au reyoir TO relsr.
tives and Friends, as il means a two
years absence. Am sorry we shall
miss the exposition, as IL bids fair
10 be well worth seeding. Progress is
remarkable and even now the P."Pie'I
City has many visitors.
With best wishes always for the
continued prosperity OF the Ledger,
and the health and happiness Of
yourself and family, | am
Very cordially yours,
FRANCES H. JOHNSON.
Fl. MIley. San Francisco, Cal. Apr.
- F|N
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16
C o U N T
SCHOOL NOTES
By ". CLYDE JOHNSON
Superintendent Of County Schools

reelected Mr.. lip as a board mem
Der.
The Daniel sebRol voted a levy q
IS cents. The Suns people did also
They we're very e~nthassiastic about
making msny needed Improvements.
They VIII spend about $3.50 to make
their school home more comfortable,
more homalfke.
The good people Of Hickory Grove,
on Arbor Day, brought a number Of.
trees and some baskets we'll filed
with the hest things to eat that n
could wish for. The table showed no
signs OF a short crop year. The day
was spent IN a pleasant time 80
ihially. Many trees were set out
Some beautiful pictures were hung
The Hickory people are proudcf their
school and win be satisfied with
nothing but the best.
The cornett school, Miss Hanna.
teacher. closed last Friday. Several
patrons. both men and women, came
in after dinner. The pupils read some
Interesting ESSAYS. Miss Hanna has
been very Esceessful the last year,
and all present we're well pleased.
They want her another year, The
school house has been much improve
the last year, and we feel assured
that more improvements will be made
ere school begins another year.
I seems that more interest in being
taken in the schools and we are truly
glad to see Il. While we are build
ing better harms for the pigs and
calves and are bringing better equip
ment for the use of the hired man.
what shall We do for the boys and
girls our boys and girls?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16
COUNTY NEWS

Mrs. ivan Asbworth is in Of the
grip.
At Columbia Monday the McNillan
baseball team was defeated by Co
iumbia High School, the cor being
1o-5.
Mrs. Rufus Jackson and children
are home from a visit in st. Louis.
In the proper columns in the daily
and weekly Ledger win be found the
announcement of J. B. Graham. can
didate for reelection to the office Of
County Clerk. subject to the Demo
cratic Primary, August &.
e. D. Graham and wife have been
spending the winter In Los Angeles.
Calf. where Rev. C. c. SelecmaR is
pastor Of a big Methodist Church
and during Mr. Grzhzm's stay there
he uultsd v7th this church Mr.. and
Nrx Grzhsm are expscted home car
~ in May.
In The proper column in the daily
s7d weekly Ledger VIII be found the
announcement Of Quincy James. IAN
dldaes for Collector OF Audraln COM
ty. subject to the Democratic PTm-
AIRY August T.
Mrs. G. C. Fraker Of Shelbyyille.
Ill. formerly Miss Neva French. well
known in Mexico. who ) seriously II
is some better today.
In the proper COLUMNS Of the daily
AMI weekly, Ledger win be found the
announcement Of Judge c. c. Bled-
soc, candidate for re-election as
Judge Of the Western District, sub.
jsct TO the Democratic Primary. Au.
gust 4.
Joseph Weingerner. Just arrived
from Karlsruhe. Baden. Germany. Is
IN Mexico. He Intends settling In this
vicinity n he can find a farm 70
suit him.
Harry G. owen ~ home from Chs.
cage. where he went on business.
Robert Davis and family Of neal
Thompson have gone to California L
reaida.
Miss Myrtle Moore returned u
the University Tuesday after a sbor
visit with her brother. Or. d 7
Moore. An
shannon Botks Is here on a short
visit with his parents.
Ed Thornton of Columbia visited n
leo friends Tuesday.
Mrs. George wHl Robertson Il
home from Bunceton where she visit
ed her prents, Mr.. anr MIC. Robt
Hartman.
Charles Gregg of 81 Louis is in
Mexico on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Stocks are home
from a delightful honeymoon trip Il
Chicago.
Minor Bolts is home from cbica
60.
The Missouri University baseball
nine passed through Mexico Monday
morning en- route TO Fulton wber,
they played Westminster College.
NJ u. won by score OF . TO 5.
Charles Guthrie. Minter Bragg ant
Ray Miller have returned TO Columbi;
sfter spending Easter al home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
office Of the City Engineer, Mexico,
Mo-, April Is, 1914.
Notice IS hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the City
Clerk at his office in Mexico, Mo. Jun
til TOO p. m. on the 9th day OF APP
Ri, 1914, when the next regular
meeting Of the Council will be held
and when the contract will be let for
the construction along the followinf
described properties Of sidewalks Of
the kind and extent as herein do.
scribed to wit:
Along the south side Of LOT 4 block
is Original Town OF Mexico, Mo.
as provided by an Ordinance APP
proved April ~, 1914.
Along the south side Of lot 3 block
f6 Original, Town OF Mexico, Mo, as
provided by an Ordinance approved
April 10. 1914.
The sidewalks to be Of concrete as
provided In section 4 Of ordinance N,
40 OF the Revised Ordinances Of
Mckee, Mo, OF 1910. The walk shall
have six inches Of cinders as a
base, and a one, three, five con
crete three and one-half inches thick
with a half inch topping as a finish
Of one cement TO two sand or rock
screenings. The walks to be con
structed within thirty days after the
contract Is let, Work to be approved
by the Street Commissioner and ac-
cepted by the City Council. Pay
ment for the work to be made in
special tax bills issued against the
abutting property.
Bids will be received for. the com
pletion Of the walks. per square
Iyoot.
Contract to he let to the lowest
and best bidder. The successful bid
der to give bond in double the con
tract price.
Council reserves the right TO re
ject any or all bids.
let Z. F. Ketter,
City Engineer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16

Last Tuesday was school meeting
day.
Elm Bend did not get their levy BY
a vote or two. but they ordered Tho
barns moved. and win do some i'm
proving. anyway. Please remember
that the bsard mRy call a special
meeting whenever they think best.
Also to increase the levy for school
purposes, five petitioners may cali a
special election, or ten to vote an In
crease for permanent improvements.
staufter. Mn Anna Kelly, teacher,
voted a SO cent levy. They are weak
but IN determined to have a good
school. On Friday. Arbor Day. the
patrons zane in. fixed fence. set
trees. ard renewed tho contract with
Mrs. Kelly for another year for eight
months at a $40 raise.
sneed voted a small increase and
win have a short term and probably
win have TO break IN an lnexperi-
enced teacher.
Erisman VIII make nacessary I'M
~provemeEts to so on the approved
list next year. They unemployed
Miss Harrington with an increase in
salary.
Prairie Hun vested IS cents. They
expressed themselves in favor of a
good school. They viii DO some I'M
proving this year.
Prairie Lea VIII finish paying for
their new school house this year.
Carter voted an fncrease. win kesp
Miss copeman another year and ex.
pect TO build fence. walks and make
ether mach-needed Improvements.
They are also considering a heating
plant.
Molino voted a levy Of 80 cents ami
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16
s|SdsgdA

A Kansas City coal dealer cheated
a customer out OF 400 pounds Of coal
by weight and vas fined $50, while
a poor devil who stole $50 pounds Of
coal from a yard in the same city. in
order to keep warm. was given two
years in the p~enitentiary.
The new Masonic Hall at Clark
viii be ready for use by the lodge
this month.
Capitalists It Fulton are arranging
to organize a trust company in that
live city.
An Oregon man is talking about
establishing a factory at Boonville
for tho manufacture Of washing ma
chimes.
The Christian Church building at
Fulton Is 10 be duplicated by the con.
gregatlcn Of the same denomination
at Fresno. Cal,
A Monroe county girl has been en-.
pIoyed 10 teach her third term Of
school IN an Idaho district NJ a sal.
airy OF $40 a month.
The Moberly special road district
his bought a 40 horse oil tractor and
Two lO-foot wheel graders with which
to work the dirt roads IN that dis
triet We doubt II there are bet
ter dirt roads anywhere IN Missouri
than are TO be found IN The Mobsrly
district.
Traffic On the Missouri river was
opened last week by the Kanass City
company which has been operating
a boat line between that place and
st. Louis. Tho first bout load was
made up principally OF a cargo or
flour to be shipped by rail from st.
Louis 10 the lakes and thence By
water to Hamburg, Germany.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16
SAYS ne FANNgp

rs IN ONE CANE. T,
rHow's your whip. wflie2" was
the question shot at Willie Mitchell
Of the Cleveland Maps a few nights
ago.
Wei. il feels just Alike it did
when ! pitched for the RassdaIe team
answered Willie.
How was THAR came back.
Never heard about it7 chirped WI
lie Perhaps you wont believe it but
J pitched for Rosedale against Ar
Kansas City once. and there wasn't
a man on our team who handled the
bah while the game was actually
ia progress except the catcher and
myself.
How did II happpeng Well ! struea
Out 20. and the other fellow fouled
10 the catcher.
IF you don't believe me, write 70
exGov. o. Pindall of Arkansas. and
he'll youch for the truth Of the state
ment He was the umpire"
Mr. Plnaall b a former Mexico boS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16
The College
Annual
lBy BE MeIen LaYen NiIIion

Fresh from the press it lay on the
desk OF the Honorable Dean. But
though IT was bright with the col
iege cosors and the college seal all
In gold on the front cover. it did
not as yet receive any attention;
for the Dean was busy, even beyond
her wont. considering the applications
Of girls who came tremblingly be
fore her.
This one wanted a CHARGE Of course
that one must have permission to go
home to her 'grandmother's ~funeral"or
brothers wedding another petition
ed for one more chance to make up
that Latin funk SO she could make
The basket ball team; and each csse
must be considered carefully.
Then there were some whose pres
ence in the office was due to a spec
ial invitation from the Dean herself;
but who were not the less nervous
on that account, you may be sure
One of these latter, a student who
entered late In the year, had no
one made her appearance than she
was ordered to retire at once. Amaz-
ed as we'll as hurt and angry she
she rushed away TO confide In her
upper-class roommate and learn IL
possible. what might be her offense.
She found her roommate entertain
ing a bunch Of friends. All at once
she noticed her look OF distress and
asked the reason; but upon learning
II, all broke out laughing. The Fresh
mans face grew red and the fresh
mans heart grew very angry at this
uncalled for miE<h at her expense.
Seeing her expression, the girls at
once quieted down and her room
mate explained that the cause of
her summary dismissal was nothing
more than the band OF red ribbon
with which she had decorated her
dark curis,
"Why, what is the matter with
that, I'd like to known"
Nothing In the world, d~earie,"
said a chum, but Doctor Underwood
will not let any one wear red in her
presence"
why didn't you tell me that be-
fore I went DOWN."
why. my dear little Freshman, yonl
did not honor me with your conf.
dence in the matter and my power oil
intuition was not equal 10 the task
Of finding out that you had been
summoned to the office; but nowI
you'd better put Oft your ribbon and
put on your sweetest smile and gol
back and face the music"
So she did, and after waiting pa
tiently for some time. when all the
rest were thru with their interviews,
she was summoned to the desk. TheI
matter about which she wac summon
cd proved TO be nothing more serious
than a little inquiry about her sched-
ule, This was soon attended 70 and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16
MoLINo.

Miss Ruth Woods returned home
Sunday from a weeks visit in Paris.
Mrs Walter Robinson and little
niece OF Hannibal were guests Of X.
L. Robinson last week.
Aunt SaIlie Morris was quite sick
last week. She is some better at
this writing.
Miss Mamie Ruth Elliott was the
guest of Mexico relatives Thursday
and Friday.
John Heller and family have moves
from Santa Pc to their home east Of
Molno. II
Master Carter Henderson Cauthorr
has been suffering from a rising IN
his head. He is some better.
G. l.. Woods and son, Ray. attend
ed the funeral Of Mrs. Pool. Of Paris,
Friday.
Dode Barnes and family visited rel
atfves in Mexico Saturday and sun
day.
Miss Maurine C0wherd Of Mexico
vas the gnest OF Mrs. Porter Cauth-
orn Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Carolyn Wilson and brothers,
Thomas and Joseph, were guests Of
q r. Massey and family Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mrs. Hardin Of Hallsville has re
turned home from a several days
visit wbth DIR. Flynt and family.
Misses Lillian and Lola Bybee visit
ed in Mexico Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs A. d. Bledsoe OF Mexico wa
he guest Of Pate Elliott and famiI,
Sunday and Monday.
H. L. Weaver visited his brother,
] w. Weaver. OF Mexico Monday.
We deerly synpathize with J. A
Bolts and family in the deaht o
Mrs. Bolts which occurred about
O'clock last Monday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16
aranlnn calIdren 40 etudu.

Az Soon as . child begins 10 grow
RAPIDLY al intellectual exertion should
be cheeked Such Is tie theory which
Dr. e Mercief an English authority
on children, ekrftsses IN an article in
the Ltnaon Lancet Especially when
there is aiig family tendency 10 nerv-
GUS OF mental disorder, rapidly grow
ing cbiidfea should b. withdrawn from
school altogether until the period Of
rapid growth is ever.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters tes'amentary on the as.
tate OF John +. Barnebey, deceased,
we're granted to the understgned o.
i@n aay of April, 1914, by III,
'rooate Court Of AudraIn county.
an persons having claims against
said estate are requested to e.h,bH
Them to lis for allowance with slv
uOn.ns after the date Of said Letters
~ 'ney may be DrecIuded from anv
benefit OF sucn estate and n such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date Of said latter.
tney will be forever barred.
~ John W. Howell.
r Executor.
LIS. publication, April 1ethl14 +
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16

1fcr 0a8 $40 W. -
|Bovable recital Saturday night a. the
Preshyssrsaa charch.The girls remain
ed in Mond<y and made their stay .
our little .dun a pleasure 10 The ole
TONS as well as TIE young tmen).
nd Brett paid s1to to BEl Pierce
this week for . young saddle horse,
MIS-. Ed. Paisley who dioi at her
home In Bachelor Saturday was bur
ed there Monday. We exteg d sympa
thy to the bereaved fsthc-. daughter
and son
The Methodist ladies' bazaar was .
great uccess The ladies' had every
thing that could be wished for at
Easter Tide and it is said they took
In SIS.
Misss Georgia Swon Was a Mexico
shopper Monday.
John 7. Buckner and Miss Wayne
Campbell. who were maErel II the
home OF the bride in Nsfih Auxvasss
at : p m. Wednesday. are At home Il
their friends al the grooms farm.
miles north OF town.
Miss Pearl Cooley spsnt sdnday
WITH her aunt. Mrs. Gins Craigtead
Mrs. Bud Bell. who has been sics
for some time remains unchanged.
Mrs Parker is attn quite sick.
At tho recent school election the tE'
new directors chosen were John Boyd
and John Creed.
F. c. stokes ard family are in MAJ
den to arend the wedding Of Mr..
stokes' sister. Miss Genevieve. which
was TO be the first OF the week.
The school board met Friday and
elected the same teachers for the
ensuing year, Miss Grace Bruton,
Lime Kiln, and Miss W. swon
School. It is not known
yet IL they will accept or
not The town teachers VIII be elect
ed at the next meeting Wednesday
the 18th.
The Rev. Head filled the Christian
Church pulpE Sunday.
There vas quarterly meeting at
the Methodist Church Sunday conduct
ei b. the Presiding Elder. Rev. Cul.
bertson Of Mexico. At night there
waas only an Easter song-servioe thsi
was rendered 10 a crowded audience
and all present felt at the close that
We had unsurpassed talent among
u home people Those taking parl
were MassTs Henderson ,Rudd. Walter
Harrison, Chas. Dudley, Mines. Kenns
dy. ThWmond. Buekner and Miss
Campbell Mrs Bus Buckner also Eavt
two delightful solos. Miss Aeon Of
Synoiicai College also gave a pleas
ing number, accompanied by Mis-
Doris Dudley. pianist
Mrs John Yates was hostess Tues
dav ~afternOon TO the Tuesday Clnb
which she entertained in her owr
characteristic manner. Tho a most
dreadful day. Mrs Yates. by som,
art, unknown to any ono present,p per
suaded Mr., Yates to come for the IA
dies, ann after an industrious hour O
needlework, the guests were invite,
to the dining room. beautiful
Is decorated in Easter coiors. eggs,
and rabbits. when she serves an Gle
giant buffet lunch.
Tom Laswrenhe paid ]. G. Miller
this week s4s2 for a team OF wori
mares
Ed. Brett bought a walktrot horse
Of Junior Biggs this week paying
500.
holland Huddles on paid I'D. Bret
sllo for q, young saddle horse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16
NEW Hopr.

c. ID. Wilson and wife we're guests
Of HALEY Wilson and family Sunday.
r. +. Shock and wife we're guests
Of w 7. Chick and family Monday.
Mrs. Sanford Curry is Ill.
w. N. and Nv. II. Chick were "a
Mexico on business Monday.
G. H, Dickey is building a new
picket fence around his yard.
R. r. Dollins' family has been on
the sick list the past week, but are
some better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16
H~oLLENsvILLE.

G. L. Blum is at Excelsior Springs
on account of being afflicted with
rheumatism.
P. II. Rudasil AMI family Of near
STROLLER visited his father Sunday.
Herbert Cawthorn Of Idttleby visit.
ed his brother. 0. T. cawthorn Mon
day.
Miss Mildred Ellis recently yisiidd
Miss Dora Cawthorn.
Mrs. Taylor Berry visited her son,
B. G. Berry last week.
Miss Ruth Carpenter enteqf aimed
about 55 Of her friends with a par.
~ Saturday evening. E
Frank Weinand was elscted o
school director Of Bryan School, Ben
Cant Of Central and Frank McGee 81
Gatewood. Up to date none Of these
schools has secured a teacher.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16

A beggar who sang Tor Dan,
the streets in Macon the aAv
owns a bank account Of wm !
good farm in Missouri, aoeraw
the Macon Chronicle. He N.
ular circuit Of Missouri tovs /
appears in each Of them It
intervals.
The Business League Of d,
has signed a contract with a. /
Reath Shoe Co, Of 81. Lousal
Of which Is, that the coupu
move to The Jasper Couy d
the League will raise ss5.N :
erection Of a building, The d,
would employ 200 people.
The city Of Fulton will sss.
this spring for a new sa,m
generaior TO be added 70 u. /
ment of tho city light plaat.
Paris Baptists have beyn I
est the task Of building 4 ~
Of worshl p. They have nsa I
$4,000 for the purpose as /
TO secure $4,000 in subsn,
fore they let the conlracl h
building.
The Auxyasso school bosa
tho other day al a premlm
per cent, or $500 above ther
value They boar 6 per csa
annual interest and @e 10 nj
twenty years, but viii be I'D
retired after 1919.
At Brunswick tho oihg "a
unusual accident delayed 1 VI
train a couple Of hours. WI
train was taking coal an aar
dropped Into the machinery ii
the chute open until rs nu
coal had been pTecipitated o.
der. II had TO be shoFded 4
the section men before tie
aA.ll -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16
cAlRoPRAcroRs LOCATE

IN MEXICO.
Mr. and Ms 3 F. Goslin. chiropract-
ors, haze their offices and residence
at 325 E. Jackson stree Or. G0ilin
Is a state University hoy and a
eharpr member of the Missouri foot
bail team, playing IN 'Ss, 80 and 81.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16
. . . : q q

Frank Thornton of Thompson visit
cd his grandmother for the past week
Mexico and returned to his home ON
Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16

MERCHANTS who expect to keep
the trade al home make a mistake II
they think they IAN get results along
this line by abstaluing from advertise
ing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16
ADVERTISED
LETTERS

"A list Of advertised letters remaiu
ing uncalled for IN the postofflce al
Mexico, Mo, for the week ending
April 18th, 1914
Boggs, Joe G
Bybee, Eliza Mrs
Davis, Hugh
Daily, Frank
Gassip, John
Hooker. Samuel
Holmes, Margaret Mrs.
Jamerson, L D
McFaddln, Maggie Miss
McCune. HIP
Robinson. Harold
Spence. X.
Turner, Hattie Mrs.
Usher, +, NJ. G.
WeatheFford, Ward
Respectfully,
. 8 WILSON,
Postmaster
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16

MaAe y a point % DO something ey.
g Z day That You don't want 10 do.
nia Is the golden rule for acquiring
,aS naeit q doing your duty without
pain.-Mask Twain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16

Cabbage and tomato plants Sc a
dozen; 35c a 100; rhubarb roots. fOc
each. For best results. plant pansies
now, SOC per doc. C. G. WoDneman.
7-st 111-16t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16
CIUIn cIIB1 ITg

Wa are aushorised 10 snnOunoa he
Folisring oandldsies far County o.
nca Eubteck 20 ae action Of ths
Dumoorstsc voters At tbs STATE Pr.m-
AZ. Tuesday. August 4. 1914:
coLLscToH
c. 7. Powell
omcr pickrrson
L. a. Harria
8. a. puIla
Quincy James
4. C. Rinao.
"a. . shobe.
COUNTY CLERK
Ress o. cavtrorn
JehH 9. Graham
RECORDER
W y eseas
D. ". stephen
PRESIDING JUDGE
Alex Carter
JUDGE WESTERN DISTRICT
c. c. Biedsoe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16

Our lost car Of White Seed Oats
is bow in. Come early and get your
seed. "A
VIM. Pollock MIL G. Eley. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16

a Roy Key. formerly with the
souser' now has a position with Tho
printer. soou
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16
NV GARDEN srrna

W. .uu ~S LEFT.
.oo so ~ ave a few more eapdot
n seeds sent the Ledger offIce b. n,
n sOn. champ Clark for distribution,
First come, first served.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16

Fred III. Mann and Clarence Moo
dy Of Mexico visited MIR. and Mrs
B r. Thornton and family bjatur.
dy might And over Sunday a. Thomp
soa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16
GARDEN SEEDS.

We have = few garden seeds at
the Ledger for free disposition. First
some. f'rst served. dwtf