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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22
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NESTS BY taking e., = SALSA brea@E
be wisAeS 10 zL % sshina the
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The acsioa & Ph4rnseeRsia
ioOmmisses is recusalsea as a severe
Ihisw % The Ex srar, particularly
II dry districts. whene il is next to
impossible to chain spirits except in
the gasse Of neiicine at drug stores.
he step also VIII pat out Of business
. number Of patent medicines which
practically are little more than
WHISKY or brandy and are chiefly val
Ted for that character.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22
JOHN BARCLAY PROMOTED.

John Barclay, who represents the
Prudential Life Insurance Co, in this
city, has been appointed assistant Sup
erintendent of the company for the
district of which Lexington, Mo-, is
headquarters and Mr.. Barclay will
leave next week for that city to make
his future home.
Mr.. Barclay is one of Mexico's live
est and most popular young business
men. Since coming to this city he has
worked without cessation to make
good and his promotion is an evidence
Of his merited success. The Ledger
joins his many warm friends in this
city in regretting his departure but
we wish to express congratulations
as well as wish him continued success
in his new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22
James Rov Happy.

A friend Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Roy, formerly of this city who now
reside in Evergreen, Ala, writes to
this city that Mr.. and Mrs. Roy are
delightfully."- situated in their new
home and greatly pleased. Water
melons are as large as barrels, lus-
cious and fine and cost Is cents each.
The corn crop promises 65 bushels, to
the acre and the temperature is be-
tween IS and 90 degrees.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22
Dies in Fulton.

Mrs. Elvira Simms, an aunt of ].
Z. King and I. ]. Hoxscy, of this citv.
died at her home in Fulton early
Thursday morning. Mrs. Simms was
y years old and a native Callawegian.
She was n of the oldest settlers in
the county and held in the highest es.
TEEN by everyone. The Ledger joins
IN extending sympathy to the bereay-
ed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22

ONE 81 the St Louis motor organ
izations i preparing a reliability tour
and is considering Mexico with Fulton
and Jefferson City al a night control.
If either the Commercial Club or the
Mexico Automobile Club take the
matter up personally with the St
Louis people quite likely Mexico can
be named the control There VIII
be 100 machines, which means about
500 people. Mexico can take care of
the party nicely, the roads are in good
shape and il will prove a good adj
vertisement for the city. All the St.
Louis organizations viii ask is . pilot
In TO this city from some point several
miles distant Lets get busy and Sc
cure this.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

Iii - GALL
WHEREAS, Arthur D. Hsmin
by his deed Of trust dated May n
1911, filed May 18th. 1911, and 4
corded in Book 3s, Page 9S, IN 4
Recorders Office Of Audrain CCns
Missouri, at Mexico, conveyed 70 7
the undersigned trustee, for the n
pose of securing the indebteins1
therein mentioned, the following Y
cr1bed real estate situated in Audrii
County, Missouri, to-wit:
The Southwest Fractional qisrH
Is. W. FIR. " of Section ThirtyA.
tSbl, Township Fifty-one t5il, Not
OF Range Eight (S) West o. The StSA
18TH p. NJ, excepting thsrefron
kight-of-way. one hundred 900 fee
in width, Of the c. b. & @. R. r Co
as same has been located and cs
structed over and across said "
ton, and
|. WHEREAS, Default has been y
N the payment Of the Insurance
iums as provided in said deed Of q
ms well as the payment Of the lls'
est Due May 10th, 1916, upon said .
dehtedness by reason of which dsisil
the principal Of said indebtedres I
the option Of the legal owner ~
holder thereof became due and no
remains unpaid.
NOW THEREFORE, /, b. c Hop
ard, the undersigned trustee. at ID
request Of the legal owner and holde
Of said indebtedness, do hereby Civ
that | viii, on
SATURDAY, JULY PATH 1915.
the hours Of 900 o'clock A.
VI. and $500 o'clock P. NJ Of that day.
sell said real estate at public ven
lue, to the highest bidder, for cash. y
he east front door of the Audrsn
5ounty Court House in Mexico VIZ
iouri, for the purpose of d%isch5rgllS
he Indebtedness secured by SAID uteI
4 trust, the interest due thereon anu
he costs of executing this trust,
Std B. C. Howard, Trustee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22
Notice Of Trus,ee.s s,,.

WHEREAS, +. ]. MOria
widcwer, by his certain
OF trust duly made. y
and acknowledged on Janusr /
1905, and filed for record in ths \
OF the Recorder Of Deeds Of Auh
County, Missouri, on Januar
1905. and recorded in the deed M
records Of said county and sah
book q at page ais, did ecuvp
the undersigned, as trustee
The North half (Ml Of The NJ
half t5l of the Northwest IA
GA Of the Northwest quarter
Section Five 90 and the Nortt
"a Of the North half NJ ~
Northeast fourth (h) Of me Nd
east quarter Cd Of Suction six
all in Township Fifty (5OJ Rana 1
uO), west Of the 9th p, m, conha
20 acres, more or less, in Aua
County, Missouri. In trust
secure the payment Of !
certain promissory note in said 4
Of trust described: and vh
said note ii past due and unpaid,
default in the payment theredf
beenmade by the signer thered
NOW THEREFORE,, at the req
of the legal owner and holder Of
note, and in pursuance of the :
vision Of said deed of trust, | 4
sell at the East front door d !
court house in Mexico, Missouri !
above described land on
Friday, July %, 1915.
between the hours of 9 O'Clock d
forenoon and five O'Clock in The !
ternoon Of said day, for cash, g
highest bidder, at public yendus !
the purpose Of paying said delft !
costs Of executing this trust.
lS-4t S. NJ. Locke, Trusts
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22

THE Centralia Guard, referring 10
knockers generally, editorislly says.
we sympathize with the man who
opposes high taxes, and we have a
kindly feeling for the man who does
not get interested in a public enter
prise that does MOI personally inter
eat hun. but We have our axe ogt for
the fellows who want to kill or Grip
pie every enterprise that does not
originate with them or which does
not promise them a great big profit
in dollars and cents. We don't have
any sort Of a kindly feeling for the
fellow who opposes every movement
looking toward the advancement Of
the eity's institutions or the city's
general well being"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22
Burglar Gets ?

A porch climber slipped a purse
from the trousers Of r. r. Buckner,
at some time during Wednesday night,
and escaped with s21. Mr.. Buckner
left the trousers near a window in the
second story Of his home. The money
was in a book in his hip pocket.
When he awoke this morning the
money was gone but the purse had
been replaced.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22

and the dfsssat t0-t and c2ne back
% Ana By TIE ExpaSsion G~az2s o.
servag the ssaunfal Saa2ingS Part
q the S2a Frassse0 Bay wss 6Hsa u
he Exposition was constructed
ca hat grVzaA
We visited Chiua Town while in
.Fnso ard their starss ard zw their
say e d-eSi-w, CisesS fzn-
erais-The chief noSrnez walk
aru1ra the toTn xhile the others nNss
N zzriagez As they pass along
they scA1tsr . nuzher Of papers with
little holes IN then and thsy believe
tat the 6egil vii 90 thru1gh each and
every one Of those Ht1ie hols& After
scattering the papers they quickly
bury the dead body before the devil
has time to reach hia-
1t would take too long to enumerate
the nzny interesting points couoern-
ing the Exposiions 50 we have only
given you > brief sketch
We returned home a different route
by way Of Salt lake City. Colorado
Springs and Denver.
While IN Salt Lake City we visited
the Mormon Temple Block We at
tended an organ recital at the Taber-
naele, after which a guide escorted
and showed US the interesting places.
Other interesting places in Salt
Lake City are the Cathedral. City
Hall, Hotel Utah. Capitol and the bus
mess portion as well as the residence
section.
The Great Salt Lake is beautiful
and car be seen for quite a distance.
The Salt beds are so deep d person
cannot sink but can walk on the top
of the beds. On our way from Salt
Lake City to Colorado Springs we saw
the following as other beautiful seem
cry; Elephant Rock, Flag staff,
Canon, Royal Gorge, Grand River,
Arkansas River and Feather River.
After leaving Salt Lake City we
stopped at Colorado Springs and saw
the sights and then went on TO Denver
and visited the large stores, parks
and other beautiful places. From
Denver we went to Pueblo, Kansas
City and then home to Nevada.
Our visit to California and the
above mentioned places is a trip to be
long remembered and as the years
come and go we win think Of the past
by which we will recall those pleas
ant memories of the long ago.
Yours very truly,
Stella, Kathryn and Elizabeth Murphy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22

Some o advised me to take Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Ihad
taken 50 much medicine and my doctor
said he could do me no good so / told my
husband he might get me'a bottle and /
would try it. BY the time ] had taken
IL felt better. ! continued its use, and
now ! am well and strong.
II have always recommended your
medicine ever since / was 80 wonder
fully benefited by it and | hope this
letter will be the means Of saving some
other poor woman from suffering. y"
Mrs. MARTHA SEAyEY, Box ll44,
Unionpille, Missouri.
The makers Of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound have thousands Of
such letters as that above = they tell
the truth, else they could not have boen
obtained for love or money. This med.
icipe Is no stranger So It has stood tie
test fer years.
n there are arr complication you
do not understand write TO Lydia y.
finkham Medicine Go. fe0nhdeniiail
Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be 0pened.
read. and answered By q wOmaa e..
held in strict confidence.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22
WHO RANG LIBERTY BELL.

r"The mystery of the old bell ringer
is the most fascinating of the myths
which have been revived by the trip
of the Liberty Bell from Philadelphia
to San Francisco.
Who was the old man who rang
the bell when it first pealed forth in
celebration of the Declaration of In
dependence?
1t is conceded that the story Of the
boy dashing into the streets in July 4,
1776, calling to the old caretaker in
the belfry. ring, ringl They've sign
ed it," is fiction pure and simple.
Wilfred Jordan, custodian Of the
museum in independence Hall, and an
authority on the history of the Lib
erty Bell, declares there is no record
Of such an event. The first authenti-
Gated ringing, after the signing of the
Declaration Of independence was on
July 8, when it called the citizens Of
Philadelphia together to hear the doc
ument read.
Andrew McNair, d~oorkeeper at the
time, may have been the first bell
ringer, but this has not been estab-
lished," says Custodian Jordan.
A story for which history will not
youch is that when the news of the
surrender of CORVALLIS reached Phil
adelphia, "the old bell ringer died Of
JOY"
The history Of the Philadelphia
Pine Street Church contains the name
Of William Hurry, belIman of the old
.statehouse." And on the ancient stone
in the graveyard where Hurry lies
buried are the words, "who departed
this life October %, 17S1." That day
the news of the surrender of Corn
wallis reached Philadelphia.
Was William Hurry really the old
bell ringer who rang in the new year
Of American freedom on the day that
the Declaration Of Independence was
approved, and did he really die Of
Joy on hearing that the long war with
England a oven at last?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22
MISSOURI no GIVE SUFFRAGE.

San Francisco, Cal, July 1e.-
Champ Clark, Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives, faced a band Of
~suffragists in a hotel lobby Thursday
and pledged allegiance to their gen
eral cause.
Il expect to see Missouri added to
the suffrage States soon. and | am
going to help" he said.
He promised TO write them later as
to whether he would support what is
known al the Susan B. Anthony
amendment for equal suffrage at the
next Congress,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22

The beach cannot be excelled, and
|oaers bathing facilities that are parti-
|calArly safe and attractive. and it is
said that it is a common sight to see
enc hundred thousand bathers enjoy
ing the surf at the same time
Boating and yachting have a very
large following at Atlantic City, and
OUTSIDE fishing parties are popular
kad numerous.
For those who play golf the links
q the Country Club hold out. an invi-
tzsfoa and many tournaments are
played there. Those who auto and
|cysle, the fine roads, drives, bOule-
wards and beaches offer a world Of
sport and pleasure, and the beach is
50 hard that cycling or driving scar
|eely indents It.
It's greatest attraction aside from
Tie fine bathing, is lis promenade,
called the Board Walk. a wide thor
oaghfare facing the ocean and run
ming along the beach for miles and
lined on the shore side by stores and
amusement pavilions al all des-
criptions. Several very large steel
piers run out into the ocean, and on
these can be found amusement fea-
lures Of all kinds, With its numerous
hotels and rooming hou,es It is pre-
pared to care for all who come in what
ever style that suits them. whether
they have great wealth or whether
they have little. Not TO have visited
Atlantic City is like neglecting a por,
ton of ones education.
/ see by the Ledger that a move is
to be made to extend the electric rail-
road south, and | trust Mexico and
Audrain people will all take an inter-
est in this enterprise which is of so
much Importance to Mexico and the
county as a whole. Mexico should be
the center of the electric railroad sys-
tenn soon to be established in North
Missouri. Now is the time to get busy
on this proposition. Now is the time
to work all together II we expect re-
suits. That's the way to make Mex
leo a greater city. BY not building
permanent good roads we are losing
the cross-state travel. You can't build
roads, either electric or rock without
money. The time for talk is passed.
r. NJ. White.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22

KANSAS City and St Louis are
both lending some prestige and viii
likely come forward with some sub
stantial financial assistance in the
rocking Of the Central State High
way. Boone county is seriously con
sidering the rocking of its roads to-
ward Mexico. With the Jumbo grad
ers in Montgomery and Audrain coun-
ty the present popular cutoff from
the Mineols Hills, which passes
through this city, should grow in
favor. The proper thing to do is to
rock these roads so that those who
dislike climbing hinty hills can use
the ideal route through this part of
Missouri
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22

Dced OF Trust G,
WHEREAS. Fred 3. Ksse az
Kent his wife, by their AZ
of trust, dated the i5tb
1912, and recorded in Inc ~ =
Office within and for AUDI
Missouri, in Book 30 a.
thereof. conveyed 70 s psss
Trustee, the following do
estate situated in Audra;a
Missouri, to-wit:-
The South half of the g.. &
quarter, and the South a
90 Of the North half ~ n
West quarter Of Section "
uD; See
Also a part of the East h.,,
North West quarter Of sersa4
~ l2o), containing 3g.l5
bounded and described ss
Commence at a stone a.
Southeast corner Of the
quarter Of the North West %.l
said Section 20, and run tbenss l
on tie quarter section line 5se
for a point Of beginning. IN.
North 1896 chains to The m..
ton corner on the North sida
Section 20, run thence West
Section line 1888 chains n
thence South 20.S3 chains To .
the North side Of the pubgp
thence North 81 degree 5s
East 1872 chains, thence Sou,h "
grees East SAG chains thence \
As degrees 80 minute ~.
chains, thence North "a der.
minutes East sos chains 10 f.
Of beginning; III
All Of the above described M.
being in Township Fifty (5OI NJ
Of Range 8 West, and contsj,,..
all 1876 acres, more or hss
In trust to secure the navn..
four (4) certain promissory no,as
the interest thereon in ssid n
trust fully described and sat ues
AND WHEREAS, said J ao
trust provides that if default lea /.
in the payment Of said intern.! Oe ny
part thereof, then both prineiDo = 4
interest shall become d. lpal !
able; 1'e and n
AND WHEREAS, defapb l..
made in the payment Of t5o nas y
and the principal due on the ,a nseI 4
Of said notes and the sa;d aast 4
interest are now due and ran 'eS y
paid. "3a u
WHEREAS, said deed of t,..
vides that in case Of the iDy,sR e
refusal Of the Trustee to act \ y
acting Sheriff of Audrain con..-
shall become his successor ~
proceed to sell the pronertv
whereas the Trustee, S. NJ i'll
has refused in writing to act.
Now, therefore, l, j. W. g,,..N
the now acting Sheriff of AT
County, No, at the request !
legal holder Of said notes Mn
FRIDAY, JULY 30. lSE
between the hours of 9 O'Clock
and 5 O'Clock P. NJ, of that IA,
coed to sell the above describe !.
estate, at public vendue. 10 On. !.
est bidder, at the East front -
the Court House in Mexico. M.
for cash, TO satisfy said debt M
costs and expenses of e~xecutips
trust.
bat J. w. Barnett. Shes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22
For a Weak stomach

When | began taking Chamber
ialn.s Tablets my stomach was 80
weak that ! could not eat anything
out the lghtest foods. / could not
stoop or get up quickly from a sitting
position, without getting very div
SICK at my stomach. Chamber.
laln's Tablets helped me right off and
by using them for a few weeks / was
cured" writes William Sharp, West
webster, N. Y. Chamberlain's Tab-
strengthen and invigorate the
stomach and enable it to perform he
functions naturally. If your stomach
- weak, give them a trial. They will
you good. obtainable every
Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22

WHY is It that many men capable
Of thinking for themselves echo the
hammcr-strokes Of a knocker simply
because he is putting out" . line Of
conversation that suits their taste.
A minutes reflection On their part
would show them they are not only
injuring their community but them
selves in their role as "mouth-pieces l"
II you can't say a good word about
your neighbor or yourself don't talk.
That is the characser Of silence which
always assays pure gold.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22
First RattIeship IN Canal.

The ~battleship Wisconsin anchored
Thursday morning in Gatun Lake.
1t is noted here as a happy coinci-
dence that the first American battle
ship TO enter the Panama Canal
should be named for Wisconsin the
State represented in the United
States Senate by John Colt spooner.
the father Of the Isthmian Canal Bill
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22
- =. -
What Thaw's s-Year Fight For
Freedom has Cost.

- - - =.
What Thaw's 9-Year Fight For
/; Freedom has Cost.
|: si,00O,OOO-Estimated cost to
/; Thaw's family for his first two
trials in New York on murder
(: charges.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS cost Of
irst two trials TO New York tax
(: payers.
Sl25,OOO--cost to Thaw's fam.
/; ily in three later attempts 20
:; prove sanity.
I: Observation-Disclosures cost N
; Thaw's family of his escape from
Matteawan and flight to Canada.
/; 2O0,000-Estimated cost 10
; Thaw's family Of his trial On
; conspiracy charge and present
/: trial.
! $75,oOO-Estimatcd cost Of
ihaw's last two trials to New
York taxpayers.
Other High Stakes in Thaw,s
Career.
Enjoyed allowance of $4,000
a year before reaching his ma
jority.
Spent $4,000 for a single din
e in Paris to a party of stage
beauties.
Lost $4,000 in one game of
poker in Pittsburgh in 1900.
= - .... .. ..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22

Southampton, Long Island New
York, July l4th, 19i5.--I no.
ticed the Mexico, people are en-.
Toying swimming in the pool at tn,
M. M, A. Swimming is a most heal.
thy and refreshing exercise, and at the
risk OF e~ncroaching on the department
Of U society editress we give the
rules regarding women's dress for
bathing adopted by the management
OF a local bathing resort.
The following costumes are barred:
Ono piece suits.
Emitted jerseys with open sleeves.
skirts that do not reach the knees.
Garments with low necks.
Tights without a bath ng suit over
them.
The bathing Sock which shows the
wearcr's knee. Z
anybody wearing these garments is
liable to arrest and fine. Six offenders
VINO were arrested Sunday were all
fined and four were compelled to spend
the night in a cell. Many complaipts
nave come to the police Of bathers
promenading along the streets in on.
Jectionable costumes.
Those from the West, especially.
who are seeing America first, shoold
fail to visit Atlantic City, the most
popular summer resort in the world
not excepting the famous ostend.
Located on an island, a few miles
the mainland along the Jersey
'oast' Atlantic City is known as the
greatest seashore resort in the world
IS noted for the number and var
ETY. Of it's attractions and rs 6no
'athlng beach. 1t is visited annually
y hundreds Of thousands of delipbtod
Measure seekers from all parts Of the
States.
It's climate Is tempered in the winter
y the Gulf stream, while in the sum.
ier the cool breezes from the Atlantic
1ake 1t a NOSE delightful rIaa
pend a vacation,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22
Muscular Rheumatism

This sometimes comes on suddenly
and is often for a sprain. Mrs. Con-
rad Oliver. Little Fall, N. Y, writes,
About three years ago my husband
sprained his neck. We had a bottle
OF Chamberlain's Liniment in the
house and applied II. After using it
a few times all lameness and stiffness
Of his neck and shoulders disappear
ed" Obtainable everywhere. ADV.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22
A Monster Student.

The Missouri Military Academy
have signed up a student for this year
from Higginsyille who is II years old,
6 feet, 8 Y inches high and weighs
over 200 pounds. He is said to have
had experience as a foot bali player.
The prospects for a record breaking
attendance this year was never better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22

EVERY nov and then we hear a
resident Of MEXICO make a sl1rring
remark about the city. As a rule
they eve owned a tax receipt and
have as wide q knowledge Of things
in general a. the oft referred 10
el~and-locked Ealmnn.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22

THE air feet Of the Allies drop
ped III bombs the other day. When
il comes to dropping buns they have
nothing on some Of the freight trains
that stop in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22

could hardly walk
across the foorwith-
out holding on to
something. | had
spells and
my fingers would
cramp and my face
would draw, and /
not speak, nor
sleep to do anygood,
had no appetite,an and
everyone thought l
would moi live
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Boyd, Of Pon
d1 Lac Wisconsin, passed through
Mexico, Saturday, in an automobile
on their way to Chiosaw, Oklahoma.
H. Z. Turner accompanied them to
Ihis city from Montgomery City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22

CRITICS Of the Wilson administra-
tion are learning to weigh their words,
and when the words do not weigh any
thing. as is often the case, they re-
main anuttered
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22
Miss wilson % Leeture

President Wilson's daughter, Mar
garet, has joined the Chautauqua
Summer School on Community Az
airs. She viii also deliver several lee
lures during the season.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22
important TO rrarelera

Never leave home on a journey or
outing without a bottle of Chamber
ialn's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. 1t is often needed and when
nat time comes is cheap at one hun
dred times its cost. obtainabIe ev-
erywhere. Adv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22

THE way prices are slumping II is
becoming extremely difficult to not
oWn a motor car.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22

WE are told a yellow COW does not
necessarily produce yellow butter.
But 8 yellow goat does-ff you carry
the matter far enough.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22

THE best way to protect a battle
ship from a submarine is 10 build If
several miles inland.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-22

"A MAN whose only motive for
action is wages does a bad piece Of
work-Charles Wagner.