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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
Now They Are Not Afreid 60 Lss shs
Children Run Outdoors
Freely.

Every mother knows how hard II is
70 keep children, especially boys, in
doors In bad weather. And yet II they
run out 1t usually means Group or
colds. Carthage. Mo-. mothers have
solved this problem BY keeping plenty
Of fresh air in the bedroom at night,
and applying q hot application OF
vick's Vap-oRub at the first sign OF
trouble.
vap-O-Rub really is o remarkable
preparation. II is tho invention or
. North Carolina druggist. and Is
universally used In the South. but was
introduced here only last winter.
It comes in salve form and Is ap-
Piled externally over the throat and
chest. Externally--it acts like a poul-
| tice or plaster. relieving the tightness
and soreness. Internally--it acts like
vapor-lamp, except that you do not
have to keep the windows shut and
the fresh air excluded as you do with
the old fashioned vaporlamp. Vick's
Is so made that the body heat re
| leases the Ingredients In the form O.
vapors. These vapors are inhaled with
every breath through the air passages
to the lungs. carrying the medication
right to the affected parts.
Mgs. Lee Wilkerson, 400 p. Chest
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs

Almarian Jenkins to Margaret Jen-
kins Warranty, Consid. $1.OO; lot 8
blk. 8, Muldrows sub-div. to Mexico.
Ben G. Barnes to Adam G. Barnes,
Warranty, COnsid. $4,000. 1880 a
in N1k NE of 10 6 Sc Of 1880 &
in NV Of 1868.
s. J. Buclner to B. F. White, Quit
Claim, Consid. $1.0O; part Of lots ]
and 2, blk. 7, original Mexico.
Cephas @. Gibbins to Eva Gibbins
ct al, Warranty, Consid. $500; int. in
SEA NE Of s-52-io q Eh Of sW Of
S6-53-1O.
Us. Carr to E. G. Collins, Warranty
Consid. $500; lots 5 and 8, blk. !, Be-
shears add to- vandslia.
James MCGOWAN to James Richard
MCGOWAN, Warranty, Consid. s1.oo
and love; Eh Of NE and NV NE &
lNh Of SW NE Of 7-52-10.
| Margaret H. and Lucille Minor to
VIM. H. Brown, Quit Claim, Consid,
$1,000; lot 4 and S 20 feet Of lot 3,
blk /. South Side Park add to Mexico
T. ]. Daniel to T. A. johnson, War
ranty, consid. $1,000; sW NE Of ~
1910.
Leo Leroy Upton, to Ivus I. Tip
ton, Warranty, Consid. $1.oo; hint
lin NJ sW NE & NV NE. & NE NV
.l& M SIC NV Of G-52-11.
Belle D. Morris etal to Charles Heir
lien, Warranty, Consid, $4,000; 100 A
more or less, in sW & in Wa Of 81
of 35-51-9.
Robert D. worrell TO Mason Crea
sey, Quit Claim, Consid $1,000; 10
los, blk. @Pn, Beatty's add to Mexico
Samson Brown to J. Nesbit Living
ston, Warranty, Consid. s1.00; lot 1
blk. s, Ladds add to Mexico.
j. Nesbit Livingston to Sampson 4
Mary L. B. Brown, Warranty, Consic
$1.OO; lot 10 blk. 5, Ladds add :
Mexico.
William H. HILBERT to Henr
Youngblood Warranty, Ccnsid $3.50
145 acres in E1s Sc Of 80 6 Wa 81
: 6 S pit. Of SW NV Of 29-51-e.
George H. Stevens to Alex Seymor
!. Warranty, Consid. $4,000; Nh Of ;
! & sw Sc of 1e-52-e
]. S. Asbury 20 0. M. Dunn, Wa
! ranty, Consid. sl.OO A A in N pit N
! NE of 25-5t-9 & NV NV & n 10
Of sw NV Of 3O-51-s-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
STUDENTS TO AID IN
ANTI-TRACK WALKING MOVE

-
w. N. Jones, Claim Agent for the
Chicago & Alton railroad, today Wis
tied the Mexico schools and spoke to
all pupils from high school to kim
dergarten in connection with the
Anti Track Walking Campaign
which the road is making along its
line. Mr.. Jones was enthusiastical-
ly received by the scholars, and.
brought the matter to their attention
in way which interested all of them
and secured the promise Of all of the
students in Mexico schools to join
the Alton in this crusade. The Red
Stickers were distributed to all to be
placed upon their books, to serve as
reminder of the crusade and the
facts brought to their attention.
This is a matter in which the older
people Of Mexico ought to take inter-
est. There is altogether too much
walking Of railroad tracks in this
city, and the Chicago & Alton should
be supported in the effort It is maxi
| ing to abate this evil Last year over
$500 trespassers were killed and
nearly $500 injured on railroad prop
erty in the United states, and the In
lterstate Commerce statistics show
that during the last 20 years abou'
l24O;0OO people have been killed and in
jured while trespassing upon rail
road property.
Mr.. Jones is very enthusiastic ant
believes the plan now being urget
upon the public by the Chicago =
Alton will go very far toward reduc
ing the number killed and injured
He says Mexico has more people wal
ling tracks than any other place on tn
Western Division Of the road, and !
very anxious that all citizens do wha
they can to assist this worthy move
, ment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
|lYNCH|NG GREAT AMERICAN
SPORT SAYS EDUCATOR

New Orleans, April 17.-With the
election of officers Saturday including
DIR. G. Fl. Brough of Arkansas as presi-
dent, and mass meeting that night,
dealing with radical problems, the
Southern sociological congress COM
pleted its work here and adjourned
Saturday night. following joint
meeting with the Southern Conference
flor education and industry.
Charles I'M. Bishop, president Of
Southwestern University, Georgetown
Texas, formerly pastor Of the Mex
leo Methodist church, and Rt. Rev.
Theodore ID. Bratton, bishop Of the
protestant Episcopal church Of Miss
lissippi delivered the principal address
es that night. DR.. Bishop spoke on the
Icause, consequence and cure Of mob
violence. He referred to lynchings as
1.-the great American SPORT, and
mentioned that in 1915 the record Of
deaths by mob violence fell below the
leverage, there being sixty-nine lynch
lings, sixty-seven Of which occurred y
| the South.
aThe prevalence Of mob violence,'
he declared, 'has dulled the publi'
conscience with respect to the sacred
mess Of human life and sanctity Of tn
llaw. Mob violence is anarchy In i
relation to government and bruta
savagery as compared to civilization.
The eradication of mob violence, h
said, would be achieved through tn
effort Of the press, and pulpit an
; lschool by campaign Of education !
direct public sentiment against lyncf
lings an in support Of law and order.
E A plea for cooperation BY whit
3 people for the development Of u
I negro along lines Of efficiency wa
q made by Bishop Bratton. 4The pro
perity of the South" he declared, "
dependent upon the productiveness
its soil and this depends upon the !
!, dustry and intelligence Of its la
n orers."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
10. 20 AND 30 YEARS
AGO THIS WEEK
SO YEARS AGO

Frank Costsworth who was attend
ing college at Columbia was horne for
a visit.
Tom Buckner returned home from
Ann Arbor, Mich, where he was at
tending law school.
} R. H. Fowler was reelected Mayor
Of Mexico.
R. M. White and H. NJ. HamiII were
considering starting Mexico Daily
Ledger.
H. b. SeeIey was appointed pastor
of the Methodist church to succeed
Rev. Gillies. Z
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

A REST FOR DR.. WILLIAMSON
st. Louis, April 1s.--The resigna-
ton Of the Rev. William D. Williams
son, pastor of the Third Baptist
church in st. Louis, which was given
verbally last February, will be accep-
ted by the advisory board Of the
church Wednesday night. it was learn
ed yesterday Doctor WilliamAon Is
in private sanitarium, where he was
taken that he might have complete
rest.
DR.. Williamson, whose church here
/ has more th1r two thousand members
is one Of the best known Protestant
clergymen in the United States. Fol
a time he was president of the Bap
tist Young Peoples Union. He De
clined call to Calvary Baptis
Church, New York. In 1901 he wa
pastor Of the Bales Avenue Chapel
now the Bales Avenue Baptist Churcl
Kansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
ELKs INSTALL OFFICERS

The Elks met at their home Friday
evening and besides carrying on the
regular business, the new officers
we're installed and the delegates to
the Elks convention elected. The
meeting began with Exalted Ruler,
w. w. Fry in the Chair for the first
proceeding Of business. After this
the chair was given over to past Ex-
alted Ruler DR.. Berrey who proceeded
with the installment Of the new offic-
ers. Past Exalted Ruler ]. E. Streif
acted as Grand Esquire.
T. ]. Williams was installed as Ex-
alted Ruler. He made short talk
and outlined his plan for the year. He
also complimented the past admins
tration for the efficient work that was
done.
DR.. D. I. Moore was installed as
Esteemed Leading knight; H. B. Plum
kett, Esteemed Loyal Knight; ]. W,
| Burlington, Esteemed Lecturing
knight; Sam Burns, Secretary; g. B
jackson, Treasurer and Henry KunSel
lTiler.
Exalted Rule Williams made th'
following appointments: Nesbit Lty
lingston, Esquire; Bush Atchison, In
ner Guard; Tom Bruce Chaplin AM
Isl Phillip organist. The house com
Imittee is composed Of Fred A. Morris
Lee Hawthorne, J. 2. Streif, Col. Z
W. Mould and Norton Nelson. Sever
al other committees were also appoint
ed.
Harry Stocks made q short talk j
behalf Of the retiring Exalted Rule
, lW. W. Fry, Jr., and complimented hir
lon the work OF the last administra
Ition, which included the paying off Q
Ieleven bonds. He presented him wit
the gift of the lodge which was a fin
Elk silver card case.
The delegates that will go to tn
state convention to be held at Moberl
June 20, 21 and % are Sam Burns, D
D. T. Moore, Norton Nelson, 3.
: Burton and T. j. Williams
The alternates to the convention
!. MoberIy are R. B. Atchison, Sa
|, !, Morris, /. I. McCue, Chas. Bledso
I. and Tom Rainey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
80 YEARS AGO

George Laforce was very ill Of
rheumatism.
The result Of the election Of Mexico
officials was:
Mayors. r. Emmons.
Recorder-B. F. Tomlinson.
Marshall--A. J. Suber,
Attorney-w. B. Mcintyre.
Councilmen:-
First Ward-M. Y. Duncan.
Second ward-W. f. Jones.
Third ward-7-J. J. Winscott,
Fourth Ward--J w. Pratt.
Fifth Ward--James Bunton.
sixth Ward C. Ragsdale.
p. W. Harding and John J. Steel
were reelected school directors.
w. o. Bourne, well known in Mexico
was in the real estate business in
Fort Scott, Kansas.
Among the owners Of fine horses
lin Audrain county were: Charley Nor
ris, Andy Harrison, ]. J. Gilmer, B.
lF. wylde, G. w. Miller, John Conners,
Ed Clark, Edmonston and Hender-
son, Clark 6 Bolts, Joe Botkins, W
Crockett, Pate Cauthorn, Chris Smith
Is. e. Kendall, J. A. Preston.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

surely is a judgement. but don't
know what I've done"
And Il the BRIDES own mothers
thought could struggle into voice,
we'd hear these aattering remarks
about her daughters choice: "T'ye
trained her and I've guided her, as
Heaven surely knows, and begged her
pa for more and more to spend upon
her clothes. There amt a banker In
the town that's none too good for her
and now she takes that dry goods
clerk, at fourteen-fifty peri
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
Meet with Accident

The Rev. A. B. Culbertson and
children who motored to Columbia
Wednesday night to witness the bas-
ketball game, had front axle on ms
car break when nine miles out Of Cos
lumbia. The party were brought to
this city in other Mexico machines
No one was injured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
sTUDENTs GET HOLIDAY

The High School students had
big celebration Thursday in the way
Of big mass meeting lasting for an
hour and half. A petition contain
ing over three hundred names calling
for holiday was presented to the
faculty. This was gladly granted the
day selected being Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
Two Points Of view

sy ArJhur BROOKS phhchf
by one can show just cause Or
for a rap against my plan 70
maid securely to this chap,
come forth at once and here
to put US wise. or ever after
n forbear to criticfse." AND as
hister intonded the final warn
5rd, the bridegroom's mother
SO loud that people almost
cannot peel an apple and she
make a bed. She has TO have q
comb the hair upon her head
mot sew a button, and she car
\ a rug she's just a little
doll for other dolls to- hug
BY should Providence permit
1 should wed my son i
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
Sells Lakeview Land

The Lakeview property, formerly
the home place Of the late George A.
Morris south of this city, Of 120 acres
was sold this week to Chas. Helm
len for s125 an acre or $4,000 in all.
It has been the property Of the Morris
heirs and is one of the prettiest To-
Gated and best pieces Of ground near
this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
wrLrARr WEEK POSTPONED

WEbr AnN
The Mexico feoerasloh =
Clubs will hold IT'S cnild wenais os'
Dratioh Apfh q y @s : - ,.aa,
The first week N Mafcn aau 80 -
set by the fsderation AZ @
OF ITS observance - p
week 70 conform W'.h 'ne ha.'0 S,s
plan IN regard 70 ean'pa'sn = 1
of child welfare but OWING 70 'ns
scarlet fever quarantine . ia'er ua's
had to be selected.
The exercises 1or shs Ivy Nass
are IN charge OF a c0lnlni.sss e','y
ed OF Mesdames W. " nosss'
streif, 2 =, CLARK T. ?, = = nso'l' 1s, y
Sanford, Y. =. Leeper' z -
p. Worreii' q oreen' -, 7
]. =. Durkee ana = = ~
The following Is 'ne plOs an
April zs'-fiag uay = N,
1 y IN
Mrs. :. =. o . h,,,,as
place flags over tne uoofs y iAss
wnere snsis ais
years q az age, S.,s.v M;r;stsrs
Ap'n -, - Ill, ,reacb sermons in
of the churches WIN pfea'n ssl' =
regard to weiIare ol ciliuieA,
Mayi.--Soslaa ;,, - ha,a n ,be
Day Exercises W.. 49,, y ,;hrs,v Mes
assembly room 9 'ns S e.nford
Games 4 Z /" $50 ''....,.,.a,,, III, which will
have charge q plos.sAs ,a, s.,,,;sa ~ j. !
show the valus ?, 0, s0Il"' Z : ssr rasnsr' II
a. aor,est;c science anC
charge OF the oomesa' o ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
wv to Cure
Coughs and Colds

rust the minute Or. King's New i,lss ~
ccvefy touches the cold germs insy 4. oss ssss
10 shrivei and die. Your irritauon .,ss \. sst
The II G cough eases aud you begin % = rs. ~.
hetter, 81. King's New Discovery y lass
laxative enough TO expel the dead germs
and poisonous secretions'
rhs ingredients in DR.. Kings New DIS ..s
.,,.,sr,, ~ make Il an excellent cough ana
soti co,d ;smedv Don't endure the annoy.
ance of coughs and colds. Don't keep .!.s,s ~
s,,,gsrins snSe + Don't take the risk Of more more
ss,in,,s s,i' illness. Take DR.. Kings rsw .v
,iscaverv T,a.S',n ! watch your eating and nspits
w, ,. ,s;,i iind your cough aud cold unael
sssx 49, and natural control and be assures
oi i Z speedy p recovery. At all druggists
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
JOHN KOLAR DEAD

John Kolar, Jr., 80 years Of age,
died at his home on South Calhoun
street Sunday afternoon. He has been
suffering from complication Of all
ments, but his deathwas very un-
expected. He is an electrician and has
been living here only two weeks, hav-
ing moved here from Texas. He
leaves a wife but no children,
His father and mother Of St. Loui'
came up Sunday and took the body :
that city where it will be buried u
Upickett cemetery, Tuesday after
noon.
The Ledger extends sympathy y
the bereaved wife and parents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
hal YEARS AGO

Lu EfAA~At -
A large number of high school stu
dents were entered for track meet
to be held at the Fair Grounds.
A meeting was held at the court
house TO solicit relief for the suffer-
ing Japanese.
B. R. Middleton purchased three
extra good yearling mules Of Thos.
Meloy Of Fulton, for $125 a piece.
George Ferris, aged "a, died.
Lakenan & Barnes sold a Centralia
party 2a97 acres of Texas land for
s29, ,762.5O.
The Audrain County Democratic
Convention endorsed George Robert
son for Judge of the Supreme Court
Of Missouri.
Many Of the Audrain County roads
were being dragged.
Prompt action by the cadets and Of
ficers saved the Missouri Military
Academy from being DESTROYED BY
fire.
| The graduating class in high schoo
had twenty six members,
The following were elected in tn
Democratic primary;
Representative Walter Burch-
| Collector Thomas F. Roden-
sheriff-Price Johnson.
Prosecuting Attorney-John U
Orear.
Probate Judge--W. w. Bolts.
Recorder Of Deeds-A. H. Whitne!
Clerk Of County Court-E' /
Carter.
Clerk of Circuit Court-W. I
Morris.
Treasurer-Noble Barnes,
Presiding Judge. W. Smith
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

Laddonia-The fiye-year-old daugh-
ter Of Henry Sieger and wife, living
northwest Of here, was burned 50
badly by her clothing catching fire
that she died.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. W, F, Shepard
~ pes Moines, Ia, a fine son. The
.Tttle chap arrived April i2 and weigh
"A ~ pounds. Mr.. and Mrs shep-
ard formerly lived in this city where
tbev have many friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20


Mrs. William c. Johnson entertain
ed the Wednesday Club with the
T'himbIe Club, last Saturday afternoon
complimentary to Miss Bush Of Full
ton, To get even with Miss Mollie
Houston, who tried to find out all her
guests knew recently, questions were
written and put in decorated hat
box and Miss Mollie was asked and
expected to answer them. Some Of
the curious minded asked such ques-
tions as 4Why have you never mar
ried?." Whom does Mr.. Sam Locke
visit in Kentucky?", @In what year
were you born?p etc. This provided
much fun, and each guest appreciated
Mrs. Johnson's hospitality and the
pleasure Of meeting the charming
Misses Bush,
Mrs. Paul Everett Coil was hostess
for her club, the F. e. G., this week
The Chautauqua met at the library
Tuesday. The new hook. "The Ways
of Planets" was discussed and fv'
ladies gave a chapter each. They wer'
lMesdames Wallace Fry, Clanton
!Strunk, Culbertson, Morris.
| The Friday Club met with Mrs. I
~. BucImer this week. Mrs. Kemp wol
1.-THE club prize.
The u. D. C's. had their regula
meeting at the library. Miss Coo
was the leader. Papers were read b
lMesdames Pollock, Washington, J. {
King, and Miss Mary Nichols.
Miss Gertrude Fry will give
bridge luncheon, Tuesday in honor 9
Mrs. Grover Cottingham.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

w. W. Fry, sr., went to Kansas
City, Saturday to attend the alumni
banquet Of Michigan University, TO
be held at Muelebach Hotel. Judge
Fry graduated from this University
in 1876.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
4 4 stewart Severely Bruised

G. A. Stewart Severely BRUISED
C.. a.. Stewart il able to be out again
after an accident which occurred a few
days ago. Mr.. Stewart narrowly es-
capped having leg broken while water
ing his COW. The COW was tied to a
rail on which bucket was hung,
which was used for drawing out the
water. When the COW became entan-
gIed in the rope, this pulled the raj
down on Mr.. Stewart, causing severe
bruises. His friends are glad nothint
more serious resulted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
Made First Drive.

willard willingham, the new driv-
er of the fire wagon, made his first
run Friday night just before mid
night. An unoccupied house on Rail-
road street, which was previously oc-
supied by Gus Minors restaurant was
slightly damaged by fire, but the
prompt run and action Of the fire de-
partment averted much damage. Mr.
Willingham says that he enjoyed the
run very much.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
Stomach trouble and COMMUNICATION

Stomach Trouble and Constipation
My mother had been suffering from
stomach trouble and constipation for
over a year and although she took
medicine for it all the time she did
not improve at all until ! got her a
bottle of Chamberlain's Tablets. They
improved her digestion and regulated
the action Of her bowels. She is now
sound and well,s writes Mrs w. A..
Swope, Dresden, Ohio. obtainable
everywhere.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

VIM. Mckinney, Of Middletown, can
didate for county surveyor Of Mont
gomery county. was in this city on
business, Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

Miss Mary Bethel, who was operat-
ed upon for appendicitis at the hispi-
tai Saturday, is improving as well
as could be expected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

John T. Buclxner and Frank Cauth-
orn returned from st. Louis Tuesday.
Miss Phoebe Hobbs went to Colum-
bia, Tuesday.
Mrs. G. w. Forester, of St. Louis
is visiting at the home Of Mrs. F. P.
Van Ness on South jefferson street.
Miss Linnie Allison has returned to
Mexico after visiting friends in St.
Lous.
Mrs. Jake Buckner and small son are
now at the home Of Mrs. r. r.
Buclner.
Mrs. ]. A. Guthrie returned home
Thursday from Joplin and Gallatin.
Ross Eaton, Of New York has been
visiting in Mexico.
Mrs. G. c. Cardwell entertained for
dinner Wednesday evening, Mr.. John
IT. Hook and Lon Hayden.
| Mrs. r. A. jackson and Mrs. +. =.
Randolph, Of ST. Louis, are guests of
| Mrs. w. H. Ritchie of Woodlawn.
| Mrs. W. J. Rixey, Mrs. Frank Van
Ness and Miss Gladys Van Ness will
| give tea, Wednesday afternoon,
complimentary TO Mrs. Robert Mish,
Of MiddIebrook, Va.
Mrs. J. G. McCune and Mrs. J. T.
Gentle, Of vandalia, were guests Of
Mrs. w. w. Bolts this week.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Price, Of Billings
Montana, are receiving. congratula-
tionsupon the arrival of daughter
Mrs. Price was Miss Eliza Gibbs.
n Mr. and Mrs. win Lee gave TIVE
, lIovely dinners this week, entertaining
their friends that were here for the
lhorse sale. Thursday their guesti
J were: Messrs Durke, Thurborn, Pitts
i lburg; Berg, Cannard and Harris, Mil
! waukee; Gates, st. Louis; DR.. Silver
J Isl. Joe; and Di Sherman Williams
} IDerver. Friday they were; Messr
Major, Paris; Green, Centralia; White
i | Chicago; Pratt, Denver; johnson
} Illinois; and Mr.. and Mrs. Gates, s.
J. Louis.
n Mis- Mildred johnson is the gues
t Of friends in Columbia.
d The home talent play to be give
!, by the M. M. A. young men and ladie
s Of Mexico, April 20, promises to b
y one Of the most pleasing Of comm
II events. Some Of our most talente
young dancers will be seen. On
le number worthy Of mention is dane
le by Miss Julia Tucker and Jack Ale
S. The M. NJ. A. orchestra will pla
rs throughout the evening.
t, Miss Lena johnson is visiting
ne st. Louis.
I'd Mrs. A. P. Green and sister Mi
he Brown, will spend the weekend in 5
ed Louis.
Miss Myrtle Moore will return I
IL the Easter holidays. She will ente
ur tain the Friday Knitting Club ne
week.
us Mrs. r. M. Shankweiler of Mex
ny Ileaves Sunday for Kinloch, Mo-, for
air extended visit.
me Announcement is made OF sacr
bal cantata to be given by a double qu'
MS tet under the direction Of Miss =.
Hurd, vocal director Of Hardin 2
|lere Easter Sunday afternoon at
Of college auditorium. The cantata,
Igh William Hammond, one of the M
ew gifted Of modern composers, is mi
,ur nificent in It's inspiration and exal
ton tion Of theme. the music follow
BUR the Interpretation Of the text, SO
Is" last commanding awake" one
TIL lows the score with interest ccnsta
id, ly awakened by the mastery ha
Hing Of dissonance, resolving TO !
feet chords. Everyone should a.
hearing some of the best talent
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
out Of Drafts. Avoid
bsure. Eat and Live
Right and Take
.ng's New Discovery.

Itch cold because your system Is
primal and finds itself unable 70
the cold germs. To recover you
Hist take ! remedy 10 kill tho
Then bc careful of your eating.
<posure. Go to bed early and
strength in every possible way.
'e germs take pz. Kings New
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
Breeders. Look Here, 2 Horses, 2 Jacks

BEFORE BREEDING ELSEWHERE COME AND lNVEsII1AIE
THIS STOCK
This stock will make the W. W. Johnson
Farm, 1M miles west Of Mino
IMPORTED INSTAR 67798 C79lSD
Stallion Registered in Percheron Society OF America
nsa gray stallion eight old weighs 1899
1910 He Is low down and wide OUT mas
good good short in back extra good across
the n wide hips and action Of oing bred horse
He right both sides In fact his breed
ing Is the he has proven to be great breeder
EMERSON DENMARK 4S4S
Il Registered Kentucky Bred Saddle Stallion
Color: left and hind ankle white Bred by
Gay Bos Psga Kentucky FoaId sO9 old Is hands
high
Black Jack white points 1874 hands high old Sired BY
MaorB Jr Maggie by Gen. Custer Sr This
Jack Is known and No, breeder.
Sired by Paymaster Legal Tender Kentu Jac out
Of Bakemor ennet Starlight Dam Hannah by Old Hanni
bale by Young black 5h hands high standard
will notice better breeding for mules,
and ali those concerned a business will be done
befores sm md after p. m
TERASnstar Denmark siO Gen. Custer
5O54S, $1,000 August $1,000 to insure colt
JOHNSON PEMBERT0N
NOTICEFI Booded Plymouth Rock Eggs SOC Setting
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

Mrs. Jane Sullinger has returned
home from Fulton where she has
been spending the winter with her
daughter Mrs. Ed Matthews.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

Col. A. S. Muff owner of the Bobin-
son farm north of Mexico, who lives
al New Carlisle. Ohio, is in Mexico
on business.