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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

We e nasas sad last T1eAday.
0ct II. 1915. wAen Il went over tire
wires that Mrs. Mary A. c&ush0rn had
psssss away, after a long period Of
ainssa, LEAVING tie following ehfadren
70 raourn her ieas: Festrx q Mexico;
Charles q 0k1ahouna; Frank and Bu.
ford 81 Washingsaa. Mary ard win at
hofas. How ahc VIII be missed in ths
home and eoznmsaity. We extend or
deepest sympathy to tie sorry family
and frierds-F c. Berry bought ten
Or twelve bead u calves last week
Mira Alice Asb1ry sold 6. y. Johnsoz
4 calf FOR Sslo5-J II. Rogers, II
s2nta Re, was the guest Of G. 7.
schieaer last Sunday ard Monday
Mrs Clyde Ellis is visiting her father,
James Baker o. Long Braneh-Mrx.
A. AsSury and family were the guests
Of her brother, Bud johnson and fam
iiy saaday-Moaroe Gorrels vas over
to zee his uncle, Ton Sehiefer. re-
Gently who Is very poorly at this
Eriting-A good many from this
neighborboOd attended the corn ear
nFTal at Mexico last week-Czrrie
Smith. Of Mexico. vas a gaest Of her
uncle James Dudley, and family Nor
day, and also Mr.. and MrA Laekie.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28
GOVERNOR z. VI.
WagORsg DANCING

ABOUT TIE funniest thing We
knOE Is the agtemps Of enemies
q Cor z y. Major 10 dkredit
ha s6-ntxtxzti0z OK aceo1n1
a lis alleged dancing. II i
= great feather sn the Cover
nx1s cap that TIRE raost seEsoaE
ehzKge against his adrinistrz-
tor ID taz+ he has Il s01rse tine
o. snsheT attempted 10 dance.
tSTErS 70 Leave the hnpreszi1n
that be Is 3 6Snclng Gude
Governor Major Is jzst about
az En1eh q a dznein9 dude AZ the
ssnisw editor M the Ledger. a.
tke writer car testify because
re HndeE1ook 10 Participate With
the Gcyerraor In q Virginia Rec,
tstesy at the manaon- Al a
matter Of fact, there is not a
palmer Kan, On a r1an closer 10
the people, or less given 10 dane
ing ways than Governor Major,
The Governor erdeayors 70
make himself agreeable, and
when be attends a function d
any kind, tries to participate In
a dignifed way in the festivities
Of the occasion What and Who
is behind this kidding about
the governor amy way.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

GstswoOd is 70 have a box supper,
October s0.-Ed Love is on the sick
list-Clayton Bsrryt very sick at this
writing-HarOld Love is eonvalescing
after FIVE weeks of typhoid fever
Mrs. Rnbg Foster. Of Oklahoma is Wis
ting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Love-Elmer Gatewood sold fifty
hogs to Whseler CAN'T at $3.50 a hun-
dred-Harry SeaIrup and will Cline
sold hogs 70 Tom hodge Of c~entralia
last week for eight dollars a hundred
VIII Berrey, Of Moline. ia finishing
VIII Gins'S new hcsse this week
Lincoln Cleveland issin from Montana.
looking after his faTm-MF. and Mrs.
jim GUthrie visited their daughter,
Mrs. Charles Thekkel at Madison last
week-We are sorry TO bear Of VIII
Cline's family leaving Us. They will
move to Montana about the middle Of
February. Here's wishing this family
success in their new home in the West.
Mrs.. Flood Patrick is On the sick
hst-Ars. JEFF Gatewood is in at this
writing-Good crowds attended the
Holloway and Rowe sale this week.
Things brought fair pricea-Charles
Tanners house is rearing the finishing
touch skinner locks more like New
YORK every day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28
4 Jolt For Boozers

There was weeping and CRASHING d
teeth among . bunch Of booze-buyers
at Madison last Thursday. station
Agent Holder refused to let them have
2 iot Of Liquor they had ordered fol- a
street fair jaEnboree. The stun arriy-
ed il due time, and % did the buyers.
When Holder declined to make a deIiv-
cry they thought he was joking. Later
o. they begged. threatened and in
plored finally demanding By what
authority he retained possession II
their property He reached into a
pigemhole, drew forth a little pamph-
Jet and very ~imprezsively read them q
paragraph which authorized station
agents 70 use their ~ discretion
about delivering liquors received while
a fair, circua.or other public gathering
was in progress. Not a drop left
the depot until the fair was over,
Needless 70 say, Madison people are
duly proud u such an agent-Paris
Appeal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

SS(ANAA DO&AkE !
THE Ledger would like fox Andraiz
County to have a society similar to tlss
Macon County, Ne, society which has
ar annual banquet "a Macon City ev-
cry December. That society Is com
posed q citizens from an parts 81 the
county.
We had the pleasure Of attending
Al annual dinner there when there
we're nor peeple present from the
township farthest away from the
county seat than there was from the
city Of Macon They have no politics.
no business-ali for Macon County,
a dinner Of this character creates 4
splendid atmosphere between the town
and country people. That's. xhat We
need IL Aadraih County Those things
that are for The benefit Of Audrafn
County Ers for the benefit Of Mexico;
those things that help Mexico help
TIE entire county. That's The kfsd u
atmosphere % create = prosperous and
progressive community. We believe q
more b this dirceass siII meet With
the cordial approval Of the citizens If
he county. generally.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28
SALINE COUNTY AF-
TER GOOD ROADS.

%NAA~AJ
III takes real mooney to build perm.
anert gooS roads ard Saline County
c1e q th3 very best ia the state, i
waking ~ to ne importance Of hay.
ing permanent good roads, and Il
Engzaag Sn the direction q securing
naczey - pep for tie sane.
Eaerzing 70 this important enter.
prise fae Kansas City TInes editorial.
u AzyEs
Eziaue counsys proposal too call .
gso6 roads bczod election and vots
soznsrg ike ! EiilEior dollars 10 be
nssd IL hs~rdsarfaeing 1877 miles d
reads is being watched BY good roads
be0stexs al oFer Aiasoari.
Reads that serve the County 5aghi
70 b buit By che county as . whole.
not by Rad districts. jnst az national
highways ought 70 be constructed, at
least IN part. through federal aid.
The plan to rock the Old Trails
Road from Kansas City to ST. Louir
within q year has added remarkable
impetus % the good roads movement
IN other sections bezides those throsgh
which the Tran paaseE In Saline
County, for instance, the movement
for better roads can Be traced back 10
the enthusiasm created By the plan 10
~hard-aarfaee TIE Translate highway.
and the Old Trails Is only q small
part Of The network Of roads ID be i'm
proved in that county
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

JOHN WASHINGTON xF5-
b1 No. a b~rodGlnlzw 81
PoEzzEG JzGisA has ps1ch-
ASH Ok NrGe's Interest h the
Xsdco Intelligence, ard vii
take charge q the mznzgemen.
If tkzt paper SOTezbeg TIRE first
NK Essnng-oz i a Ese ysszng
Business mzn who has been e03-
nsctsd with : prominent nes-
ezEtile establishment II Fl1oz;
zi zs zLs Tsszre II Joining
the peops Of Mexico II Tecon-
ing hin and his family 70 Mex
Eoo sHd feel o9n6dert tkzt Il
VIII Ike Cur city ard thzt r. VII
make gDod IL his new Fed Of
wNL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28
LONGVIEW

To the man who is not familiar
with thoroughbred animals the term
blue bIooded stock" might be enron
eOus. But if he visited the Longyiew
stock farm neal Kansas City, and
heard this aristOcratic title appended
TO the inmates Of the palatial quart
ers 50 artistically arranged on 4the
most beautiful and finest equipped
farm in the world. he would lose his
last lingering doubt.
I The Missouri editors recently had
the pleasure Of visiting this famous
establishment. II belongs 10 R. A.
Long, TIE millionaire lumberman Of
Kansas City. and quarters not only
his great herd Of Jersey cattle but it
Is The hone uf his daughters wonder
fal string Of show horses. Miss Louls
Lang and blue ribbons 81 horse shows
seems to have become synonemouS
The farm and its magnificent equip
ment Is too extensive for q detailed
description Il beggars Mr. websser's
unabridged list Of adjecHYes and re-
aects with great credit what Mr. Loag
IS doing for the repstatioa q Missouri
a. a cattle and saddle horse state a.
well as STAMPS hin IS enc Of ear
greatest phiianthroplsts
One Of the first views to catch your
~wondsr-fed eye as you near the farm
is the Tent City established a year
ago and 70 become a permanent insti-
tuition II is for the poor mothers
and children Of Kansas City and gives
200 Of them an outing during the
warn weather which otherwise they
would not have. Mr.. Long pays all
the expense including transportation
The are Of these people Is very
ably looked after by the Whatsoever
Circle, a charitable organization in
connection with the Independence
Boulevard Christian Church Of Kan
sas City, No.
There is an immense draft horse
barn. enthusiastically perfect as are all
the buildings, which houses the work
stock and fire PercherOns. A hand
some structure, across the road, stores
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

1VeStN ~ AEhstfe S1te.
WHEREAS, r. j. Morrison. !
wldower, by his certain dees
Of trust daily made. signed
and acknowledged on January 10
1905, and filed for record IN the oaIre
Of the Recorder Of Deeds Of Audrain
CoHnty, Missouri. On January 10
1905. and recorded IN the deed of trust
records Of said county and state n
book z az page 4IS, did convey IL
the undersigned as trustee
The North half fhb Of the Nov,h
hah t4l of the Northwest fanr,h
Of The Northwest quarter (A1 a.
Section Five t5l and the North haK
lal Of the North half az a. ale
Northeast fourth IA Of TIE Nortb-
east quarter lA1 Of Section ii 4
ah N Township Fifty 1907 Range Ter
aaol, west Of the 9Th .. No.. containing
Y acres. more or less. IN AudraiS
eouhty, Missouri In ty,st -
secure the payment Of one
esrtaln promissory note in said deed
y trust described: and where's
an note IS past due and unpaid. sn5
sslaoit u the payment thereof bas
zee made b the signer thereof.
NoM THEREFORE,, at the reouast
o me legal owner and holder Of .siS
fote, and in pursuance of fhe -
VISION Of said deed Of trust / ss.;n
sel at the East front door u ~
court house in Mexico. MissouTi ns
above described land On "s
Friday, Nov. 10. 1918
Tween the hours Of . o'clock IN IN.
forenoon and FIVE O'Clock IN the 81
ssrnoon of said day, for cash. d .hs
algnest bidder. at public vendue Sos
sae purpose Of paying said debt M
costs Of executing this trust. ?
og-at s. III. Locke. Trps,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28
WHY YOU ARE NERVOUS

Inc nerEous ssaeD Is The alarm svstsr-
Of the human body.
Il perted heahh y e hardly realize ttaf
We have a network Of nerves, bot wh<u
health IS ebbsag. when strengths i decIIu-
tng, The san1e ussvoas systen gives he
alarm n h~e1aaCha tiFeaness. drezzufuI
sleep, nrizhIty sai anleB corre1d-
iea1a straight % al-eakaoEr.
AocxrA nergga1s. Scouis Eraui-
2 . e~zctly Whit yoa should take. Il
rsrn 1~1trlrnent sets into The hooa "A
rcb hood feeds IT, Hsy n~e-ve-cens Nasl4
.1s shole EsstsEa FsJords to a. resresh-
z 1paie force. II i free from $3.50
hesf & 2cHas zoezsel1. MI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28
STRAIGHTFORWARD TEsTI-
MONT
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By II.

II yo4 hare heek4raA urlrzry
rozsAS days II dizziness, hea67enes
90 n~eTyo~s1e12. strike at the ae14 cf
Se tvgbA These are oftez He
yEpto=s e Esak knsy aid there
II grave dagger Il 5ssY Doaze KID
rsg P4b are especially prepared fz,
Eacney a4me~A-zEe enaoEsed Sy
.Dqes MDs@ peeEle Tozr neighbara
rsozz1ea6 tkis rsms1y-kzTs prcTsi
IL mexIn Il Erz1y textx Mexle read
err khesN take freah courage r. tie
straightforward testtnso1T 81 . Mexicn
eitizem
WA1z&m Hanly, e45 u. Clark Ave.
&ezdes, Ayx. / had severe rafns 4
my haek and kid1eya Dozns Kianey
FEx procured at Lexellyx q Sons
Drug Store, cured TIE aetes and pains
ard consequently / am pleased 10 ree.
ornnend them
Prise @e, ~ all deziers Dons,
simply ask for a kidney rene1y-gs
Doan'e kidney Pilss-the sarse TIA
Mr. Haniy had Foster Mflburn CO.
Prop Buffalo H. ]. ADV
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28
MExIco KpIToR -

COL p. A. NORRIS On Q.
Msxeo's non pr0rhza my
ciuantN o. zyossEs n his k-rs
p1Tzts bsztnsns Ezserzs vi
q Nnszber tn 6ra ses-u ms
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teEpencer ~ ~ eftN ce5ooA
Fnd has beer edit1g q oer
daily cortsnposzry fx sasrsl
urEtks, ard i IKE wire, and
Ne negre rsgv n8rh % bNe hr
froz the artive pAsfkwgtoz Il
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q fasttsx o. fad. Fne8k wnz
huxiness i segy rzpor.zn @6
ia Ea1ENed zt1en-
fioz. II tae future you WI EE
kin q the ~ a ks U0osv
store
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

An'1g TIE eeesstea appointed b
eoTernor Najer y tie Missouri s.
ga Welfare co1seaee xma meets
November 1915 nd ~ $500
designated a. tie Hare 49, -.
reetDns cszfsrGes. Il r " wse ~
ne Aexieo Ledge : nsezbsr Il TIE
bard q mzazgsu n Hazy ysr.
Der one FEle1- "a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

Whereas Cordelia sampson 49,
BY her certain Deed Of Trust M
the 26th day IL September. isla N
recorded N the Recorder OHu, "a
ia and for Audrain County, Msuus
il Book 20 for recording trust ~
at page 311 thereoE, eoageyS q Z
undersigned trustee the following \
cgibed real estate situated in Auans
County. Missouri. to-wit:
A part Of the South East fQrA {
the North East Quarter Of Sem
g, Township 81. Range 3 West IL
the West half Of the North half Il
tract Of land conveyed by Desdeam
a. Hiner 70 Gazena A. Yancy b
Warranty Deed dated October &. lA
recorder in Book IS at Page sos IA {
ice Of Recorder Of Deeds for u
Apdrain County. known as the Naa
West part Of Lot Is Survey 10 IN 4
City Of Mexico, Missouri, and hE
the identical Land this day conTgd
70 the said Cordelia Sampson BY VI
ginia Davis, the grantee herein, y
described il deed from the "
rev heirs 70 Virginia Davis BY III
lated April Q, 1912. recorded in Bod
= at Page $50 in Office Of Renne
II Deeds for said Audrain Count.
In trust 70 secure the payment q I
certain promissory note with The
crest thereon IN said deed Of h1z
1uliy described and set forth;
And whereas said deed Of uE
provides that II default be made IN y
'ayment Of said interest or any ~
hereof, then beth principal and 2
crest shall become due and payaaE
And whereas default has been nld
n the payment Of the interest dz
N said note. and the said note o
interest are now due and remain ?
aid.
Now, therefore, l, ]. R. Jess, Y
trustee named IN said deed Of trus
1 the request Of the legal holder 4
aid note. win On
the 9Th day Of NoFeHst
1915,
between the hours Of 2 o'elOckA a.
nd 5 o'clock p. m. Of that day pr
eed to sell the above described
state at public vcndue, to the highs
idder. e. the East front door Of I
curt House in Mexico, Missouri
ash, 70 satisfy said debt and eaA
I'd expenses Of executing this ua@
]. K. Jesse. Trusis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28
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Interesting Nlns scbools entered
.rzgzz H4rrssarL Goodwater, stzOaher,
PizgAh. Lawder. Ezbsr. Erisnan. Car
Ter. and Prairie Chapel All thess
sent both white ard yelloE except
Nzyior and Prairie Chapel
The winners , white eorn-lzt
sZ@. Nayhsr. Niss sadie Vim, teach
|ers znd. $50. LAsder; srd. Fisher.
s11e. 4sh. soc. Coesrzter. Miss Katie
siwsrs bsacherth snosher, Miss
Nadine sisvers teacher. In the corn
saging contest. p club members rep
resentng Ten different schools took
part Roy Meyer Of Msrtirsburg,
Mss Jeanrsfse White, teacher, won
first prizs-s5O0. Clarence Turner Of
Lawdsr second prize-s250; Hat
tie Jewell Vance Of Payne. Miss Mary
Murphy teacher. won third prize
$50; william Martin also Of Mar
tinsburg. W'on fourth prize-Sloo;
Henry Hesterterg q LAwder won fifth
prize-the ribbon. The other contest
arts we're Mabel White Of Beaver
Dam. Frances Litneli Of Fisher, Roy
Diekey u Payne. Bert Edwards o.
Black. Dariine wray, Elizabeth Nor
gar, and Melba Hall 81 Daniel. Floyd
IPiHteel of Nartinsburg, Elizabeth
Beatty and Mary Morris Of Hurdle,
Charity Morgan. Frank Sanford and
Marie Loehrdge Of L4wder, Clifton
Marsh, Clay Bdyson and Roy Showers
Of Harrison, and Norine Tate Of
Chapel Grove.
As LAwder won the most money IN
the corn eontest-s5.00 in alI-shsy
also win the grand championship prize
800 to Be spent for a school lib
nary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

Van ". Morgan Commits Suicide.
Van d. Morgan, formerly owner Of
the Robinson farm north Of Mexico.
which he later sold to Colonel Mua Of
Ohio, committed suicide last week BY
shooting himself at bis home In Indian.
Ind. While Mr.. Morgan never
lived here, he was well known to quite
. number 81 our business men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28
Mrs. J. r. Fritz House Ru,ns

The fire department was called to
the house Of Mrs. Alice Frits, vest
Gay street Saturday afternoon to ex.
tinguish . blaze that originated IN the
kitchen Hue. The rear Of the house
Was damaged slightly By the fire and
the upper story was damaged By
water. Al the furniture had to be
removed from the second floor roons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28
Bowling Green. Mo. chureh R.r,sa

Bowling Green, No, Church Burned.
Bowling Green, No, Oct. 22-The
Christian Church was destroyed by
fire Thursday. The Ioss is estimated
at $1,000. There was $4,000 insurance
on the building and contents. The
origin Of the fire is thought to have
been from defective wiring.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28
Auto KiIls Child

Little Roberta Wilcox, four year.
old, was killed Thursday By a motor
car driven By Bert Hedges, Of near
Vandalia- The child stepped in front
Of the car Unexpectedly and was
struck before the machine could be
halted Mr.. Hodges was arrested and
later exOnerzted b. the coroner,s
jury.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

Compound 70 ne and I tried 4 Al 49,
end found much relief After thai
had 10 psjns at al and could n INV
homework ard shopping tie san1s
a. always. Ror years / have $3.50
Lydia 2. Pinkham's Vegetable or.
pound for what Il has done for ne
and shall always recommend Il a. = W..
mans friend. You are at liberty tsnss
ny letter n any way. "Mrs.TH0Ns0E
so v. Russell St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Change Of life il one Of he moe.
critical periods n q gonan's existeUee'
Women everywhere should remember
that there il no other remedy known to
carry women No successfully through
thistryfng perioda s Lydia T. Piskhsm,
Vegetable Compound
II y0u want special adyiae
write 70 Lydia Y. Pinkham Mef.
ieine Co. (conhdentlail, Lynn.
Mas. Your letter will be opened.
read and answered By a woman
and held I'm strict confidence,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28
W. ]. McLonev II g -,

v. ]. McLoney. Of St. Louis,
is shaking hands with Mexico
friends this waek. He SAYS
ne finds no town in the state as
good as Mexico, No, and as he
Is now travelling he visits all Of
the business points in the state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

all Of the implements used for tillae,
and other work Longview Inn, til.
home Of the single nsn employee
there, IS equipped with every moderz
convenience and at present about 50t
meals a day are being served
Facing an immense lake is ths
handsome Long home while the gen
sral Office building il bat q short dis
lance away as is the calf and shelter
barn. AS each new building looms
into view you are impressed with
what perfect eonsonance 1t fits into
The general picture rot only architec-
turaIly but from the perspective d
the landscape gardner.
Yor nezt come to the milking barn,
which IL IS feet < sls feet, with stan.
ehiO1s for 100 cows. The floors 81 the
stalls are cork brick II also contains
feed rooms and four silos with a a.
pacisy q 22s tons each.
From this barn yOs zee the milk
house, whish is equipped with the
modern machinery Tor handling milk,
. r~sfrieerating and ice plant with
eapasity u 2,soO lbs. per day.
Jnst a word about the Herd Of Jer-
syx Every one Of which Is regis
tered ~ the head Of the herd i
Queens Raleigh, a winner Of many
champions and grand Championships,
assisted b. Fontain's Chieftain, grand
Of the National Dairy show
in 1912 Every COW IN the herd is
in the Register Of Merit o. on
test and no cow VIII be kept that fails
to make the Register Of Merit.
The Show horse barn. with stan
room. Of the Pullman q variety, viii
accommodate IS head Of animals. II
houses some Of the most noted sad
dlera and harness horses in the world
today many Of whom are wen known
IN Mexico.
Mr. Long with has able assistants.
Nh. Tucker and Johu HoOk. the latter
a former Mexico boy. are doing q
great work To those Who visit Kan
as City no more delightful side trip
can Be considered than a TIP 70 Long
view farm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-28

Tered Tor ak years
terribly Itd ser
eral oeorsbatnon
seemed 70 give re
Any relief. Every
nonththe ~paiaswsTe
| intense IN both sides,
and made n 80
weak that | had TO
90 % bed At last
. friend r-ecornren.
ded Lydia Z. Pink
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Mexico.
Walter Ofuti 10 Lacy J. OF.
tutt Quit~Ckim, Conzid. 800
& other ! acre u gW Ne y
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Emil e. Ro1zneY 10 Cara 2,
h1ngneT, warranty, Consid,
$500 Sc ~ 81 n and sW NV
Of 2552-l2.
y r. Springer 70 John II.
springer. Warranty, Consid.
700 W ~ d IVY 81 52-I0.
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