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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

n Mnux-s Terrrysu41 Ne1
Fu-vnss, pess SuF 81 IL
.ua ssry-MS Hsisn WnlkEr, q
CaunsH. wpszs sAe wsakend Eith
rs i p FrnnANiss yosephins
rss has runt 10 s. Lnass for a sev-
nl ar4x r -Nz Fred Watkins
tns rxsuvues from an extended visit
'm s. Lals-Niz Nora CocoFan Of
Temsur. Texas. Is me guest 81 NJ.
ard Mrs. D L BanehhslA-Mx NJ
A. Lewis and niece spent Sunday N
Ksazk VIII Z wiIbum and fam
Rr-Miss Mzyrns Serhoa, Of Haser-
kH Iowa Is hsre for . visit with rel
s1res Asf frisnds-Miss Wayne
{ Holrernzn WAS . business visitor IN
Moutronery City, Wednesday morn
Iax-R W Taylor was ~transacting
~ sess IN St Louis, Tuesday-Mrs.
wm. Builder and daughter, Of Marling,
are guests Of e ". Pritchett this
wpek-Mr. and Mrs. John H. Stuart
Of Lzddonis. spent Sunday with N. NJ.
Freshman and family.-Mrs. Otis Yel-
ton and daughter. Hermins. Of Wells
wias, are guests Of Mrs. Anna yell
toa-Nr. and Mrs. H. L. Burweli, Of
MsaFvilIe, spent Sunday with E. w.
iPritchett-Frank Moffeld Of Wells
vile. visited relatives here, Sunday
W. A. Richards has returned from a
business trip TO Armada, Mod. L.
BIanehheld and F. H. Paschang made
a business trip 70 Mexico, Monday
Mesdames Luck Krieger, Jos. Sand
bottle, Linnie Weaver, and Gus Till.
man spent Monday in Benton City the
guests Of Mrs. NJ. Christrup-Mrs
Jos. Fennewald is quite lib. A.
Fennewald returned 70 his home in
St. Louis, Sunday night. after a few
days visit with his mother who il
quite ilL-Martin Kersting and Geo
Weaver visited friends in Mexico
Sunday.-c. T. Peyton was transac.
! ting business in Mexico Monday
B. Devault is on the sick list thii
. week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06
Tuesday, April IS, 1916
so Head Of Live Stock

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Me-, ~ 49, - paIssetn 90 -
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gHFFP HORSES Avn MITES
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06
MCMILLAN DEBAToRs WIN
A UNANIMOUS DECISION


The Palmyra Mcmillan debate at
Mcmillan Friday night resulted in a
unanimous decision for the home boys.
The question debated was, Resolved
that the U. S. should grant the Philip
pine Islands their independence, " Nc
MILAN having the negative. It was
holly contested throughout and it was
not until the decision was read that the
Mexico people were relieved.
After hearing the debate every one
was Of the opinion that Demothenese,
Cicero, Gladstone and Bryan have
coming rivals in the young orators
that spoke Friday night These as
pirants are Oswald Frey and Harold
White Of Palmyra, and Archie Rodgers
and Fred Lavender Of the home
guards OF the four Frey, the young
wonder Of Palmyra, seems to be the
strongest rival Of William Jennings
the noted orator of Chautauqua fame.
He made a strong speech that caused
some worry in the Mcmillan camp.
White had a good speech with some
strong argument. Their argument
was well covered in the rebuttaI, and
refuted to the satisfaction OF the
judges.
Rodgers did the big work for the
negative, especially in rebuttal. He
showed that the Philippines are ineap-
able Of exercising an Independent.
forr Of government Lavender fol.
lowed by showing the moral duty Of
the U. s. toward them.
The judges were N. 7. Cave, an at
tcrney Of Fulton. r. o. sohrcr, head
Of educational department at Central
Wesleyan College, warrenton and Mr.
Z. B. Miles, a representative Of the In
ternational Lyceum Bureau.
Mcmillan has always been Strong
in debating although the teams fail
70 get the support that they should.
In the last five years the debating
teams have won sixteen out Of twenty
one debates, many being won BY IN
animous decisions. Last year the
team won the state championship.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06
NEGRO SHOOTS "
Two Thousand Pursue Escaping Man
Near St Charles.

St Charles, Mo-, April 5-After at
tempting to shoot Mrs. Ernst Parke-
meier. wife Of a wealthy farmer who
lives a mile north Of this city, a negro
whose name is supposed TO be Iafay.
cite PanneIton, barricaded himself in
a nearby barn and shot sheriff John
II. Dierker and Deputy sheriff John
Olendorf at . O'Clock last night
The negro then set fire to the barn
and escaped, although telephone mes
sages to ST. Charles had aroused the
entire city.
The police Immediately impressed
citizens as deputies and a posse Of 40
men started for the scene in a few
minutes. Before midnight at least
1000 men had joined the chase and
had formed a Gordon in which they
hoped to ensnare the negro.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06
NEW HOPE

Miss Virginia Wisdom visited he,
uncle and aunt. James Wisdom and
wife, Sunday--C. d. Wilson and wife
visited John Dixon and wife, Sunday
Mrs william wiImot has gone Z
Columbia to have a cancer treased on
her arm-Sorry to hear Of Eugene
Jones' death-The Rev. White FILLED
his regular appointment at New Hope
Church, Saturday and Sunday. There
was n addition BY letter. r.. r
Dollins and family were the guests Of
n. x. Doilins and Grandpa Chick
Sunday-Madam rumor says some.
thing is going to happen in the future
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06
PARTISAN POLITICS MAKE
SCHOOL ELECTION LIVELY

Saturday was election day at Nc.
MILAN, the ssudera v~suuneaA aa
srs FOR the last term q sna hsas
elected. For The first time a As his
tory Of siadent government parish
politics played an important part
During this campaign three parts
appeared in the feld with defnis
platforms and in an assembly the "a
ididates made speeches and stata
them. The ~chain Gang party led
Russell Jones for president and Brln
Atchison vice-presideHt carried =
election BY a large majority. The :
tential phase Of their platform 2
to do away with teachers in the AalA
The Socialists party maintained ~
all men were created equal and thsN
fore they should be treated equal =
pecialIy BY the sergeants and ''au
officers. The third party knoEh 2
the Independents had a platform ~
conformed to both Of the others q
their policy did not attract as HHa
support as was expected
Helen wilkins was elected &I
Treas. and the Council members =
Seniors Morris Keath and Sarah "a
tin: Juniors, Carolyn WorreH y
Claud Morris; sophomores' -,
Campbell and Helen whitrneri fisS
men Leona Miller and Frank Wlz,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06
|TANLAC'S GOOD NAME
A VALUABLE ASSET
Thousands Of Men and Women ar,
Daily Testifying 20 Merits.

A good reputation is the best thing
in life, and a good reputation is worth
as much to a medicine as it is to an
individual.
The truth Of this is clearly brought
out by the fact that business men,
professional men, and artisans and
women in all walks Of life whose COM
mon, practical judgement guides
them in all acts and conclusions, are
daily testifying to The merits of Tan
lac.
Tanlac has become a household
word. Its success is Unprecedented
and its fame is based very solidly
On its accomplishments in nearly two
millions Of homes. Tanlac is nature:
own remedy. 1t is a purely vegetable
compound, made from roots, herbs
flowers and banks. The ingredients
for this wonderful remedy are gath.
cred in the remotest parts Of thu
world, and under the personal direc.
ton Of the noted chemist, Joseph yor
Trimbach. are compounded into Tan.
lac.
Tanlac acts like magic agains'
stomach trouble, gas fermentation
dizziness, bIoating, and heavy distres
sed feeling after meals. It attack
poisons in the blood. corrects diseased
conditions Of the liver and kidneys
and restores them TO normal condi.
ton.
Tanlac works wonders where mer
and women suffer from catarrha
troubles, which may De indicated b.
any Of the following symptoms
coughing Of mucous, offensive breat'
dizziness, loss Of flesh, ringing in tn
head o ears, headaches, pains in tn
side Or stomach regions, indigestion
bioatiug Of the stomach, constipation
dyspepsia.
Tanlac is an invigorant, appetizer
tonic and builder Of tissues. 1t clean
ses the entire system Of wastes an
yitalizes the blood and brings bac
color to the cheeks and sparkle to tn
eyes.
Tanlac Is now being especially il
trodueed p Mexico by the Buckne
Drug Store. adj,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06
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Wsnsen FAezars s< NpNs PSs
fssn Fscasry.

Gszz r. Apr7 -ImEarzs
asz ~ere uaz b sseh fhs sea 1ss
dryn n gsxasrsaEz iorzs sgsiga ee
Esn NsS were 50 hrgs - zy
ease
Nsliae and waskexzs rgteS 10 sss'
saseeas. uhile BssomnKsam and Le5
psrt zhez tso yszrH q w1hkH0r
sased for The return Of akenA Near.
y al sbs osher tov1s ~ whseh kes.
oytien elsrtkanr were held rrmAiael
ether ~ " dry ~ fhey bad beer
before. Tbe largest city IN this elasI
vas Rok Island
The yoting dry ~ Moline was = rieai
victory for the Honen. Is The men roI
lea ~ = large maioriiy " favor of re
tanning saloons Men 70 the nambe
n 1858 voted FOR saloons. while s2sI
women voted against liquor selling.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06
FRIDAY, RRIL A. llF J
Of BASKET BALL GIK
Whsa Mcmillan Meets SiEe.s., .
Lunbia fof State ohanD;..r
- Special Train
MUCH INTEREST IN THE NAN,
Business Men as Wen as
VIII Make Up crovd to Wa
Big Final Natch
MUCH INTEREST IN THE NAN,

Il has beer practically dsass :
the Missouri High School o,,.
ship basket bah game betxe., me-
Ian Of this city, and sikesto. "a
PIasvu 81 voiumDla FRIDAY eT,-,
April "A. In order that the hr,l u
who are legion, may sH,1 :
match and return home fr,Da,.
following, a movement has bees -
ed to secure a train for the rovr, z.
Business men have been i,gvs
the Mcmillan team as closely !
dents and they are as anxious :
ness this big game as are 4. I.
closer affiliated with McNills..
who are interested in arrssrr
the special expect 10 sell
-"H"A8
tickets to secure il with iii. y
The basket ball team Of NsNs.
has not only advertised the xAAk
has attracted much attention y n
ieo. sikesson has defeated srsyb
IN les part u the state and couaw.
hdent q winning. Mcmillan hsw
stronger baskeseers than their ~
ents and should bring the aan
scalp home unless oyqr-coahassa
rome unforeseen misfortune wesis
Che local team. Al many as eaa I'D
attend the game and give The Aa
players every support pOsbk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06
.QEEE aF EELETW ExDs
TEAEKS TO n
Tas1aR Amsysrzn = uxnHH fur Ps4 y
Cekz.e Kingzs EuzSEE By
ANzMx EEza&-

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Bgsan Fzx Day ans a. tzn1r
wM 20 - ae cezzahga fE ua
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I gory. preaxens general a toe D. A.
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i am delighted w1th yssr Aea 81
commemorative April . thrgsgkos'
itss Unstsd stase8 Neehing coasl
taeh ne more tran - ne To-
Kings ny hast&ns's sirthaay ees.
bralsd hy . m~anifsstatiea 81 charity
through ths dissri5ation n i0oOe6cs
Belgian sags Ia return fer az oaersns
for The aestisBte u Befrsn ! e.
press my grateful appreciation 70 tn
Daughters Of he American Resolg
pen for this attention which sh0w.
oncs more The generous and delicst
feeling ~ American women
ITO al who win wear The BeIgial
aags or April 8 and .. ] send, IN n
name d TIE Belgian mothsrr, m
heartfelt THANKS ELIZABETH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06
Ragsdale's Store Has Record Break.
ing Bargain Showing.

The r. u. Ragsdale Cash Store win
open Friday. April Z, one Of the larr-
est sales this city has had for some
time. This big sale will be conducted
under the management Of the r. K.
Kelly Sales System with Offices il
Chicago, Minneapolis and winnopcr.
They are known ali over the country
A. great sale promoters and bargain
givers.
A staff Of their men are here nov
marking down and rsaFraneing the
entire stock. The sale viii continue
for two weeks and from all indications
# viii be a very large sale. The open.
ing day is Friday and promises 10 be
"a big one.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06
FUNRRAL or E. z. ZONES

The funeral q former Mayor E. z.
Jones was held In the Methodist
church Wednesday afternoon at .
.o'eIoek The Rev. S. W. Hayne had
charge 81 the servieeu, There were
many handsome floral offerings and
the church was well filled with friends
Of Mr.. Jones. The active bearers were
70. II. saIles, ]. G. LAkenan. w. W
Harper. Abe jackson s. p. Emmona
s M. Locke. The honorary bearer
were: j. r. Mewellyn, W. ]. Bolts
Dr.. J. F. McwilIiams. John Howell
John Abbay. R. D. Rodgers, Georg'
Marshall
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

King Donates 100000 TO War Fund
London, April liking George has
placed I00,OOoib (s5Oo.0oO) at the dis
posaI Of the Treasury A letter ac-
companying the donation says:
II Is the King's wish that this
sum. which he gives in
qaence OF the war, should be APP
piled in what ever deemed best in
The opinion Of HIS Majesty's
Government
King George who is q devoted phil
~ateIist recently gave the gem Of biz
stamp collection 70 an auction sale in
aid Of The Red Gross. 1t is a 9th Brit
ish stamp Of 1865. unused and very
rare. 1t was knocked down 70 q colIec.
tor for 2SOib (sl4OO.)
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

Popular Young Railroad Man WEEDS
Pretty Mexico Girl

Earl Bail. an empIoye Of the Alton
At Franres and Miss Lenora Mckinney
youngest daughter Of Mr.. ard Mrs A.
]. MeEHiaey of this city. were naarri-
Cd iafe Tuesday afternoon By The Rev.
o. D. Gresn IN he Baptist parsonage
They will make their home IN thii
city.
Mrs. Bail Is . charming young NO.
nan, 3 capable honemzker and popu.
lar with everyone. Mr.. Bail ID q splen.
did young man, among the most popu
lar railroad r5en ia this city and Of thl
highest character. The Ledger join.
III extending congratulations and bcs
wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06
WANTED

Exclusive agency for Tanlac
will be awarded to one merchant
in each city, town and crossroad
in this county. For full particu-
lars and Advertising plans write
Tanlac Company, 500 shukert
Bldg Kansas City, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06
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ATTEwpANcE AZ CErECE

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sSua TEs pr. Esz hz~zy
d-saassse1 vita znaes ans
choir ard a. ~essz frzzeE E
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r. D. BorTsl espuzs - INT
suuaay E<hso&. nas6e . ahsz tab ard
Yewsndss as pespa - he 0ar
Cswsh thas ihey wsss dong = graas
chsxzn ss4Y b. SEEDING har BE-
bowed taasDr ~ she centsaI Chgimiaz
Cogneh. Des Nofrex, Iona. b@zsz
st,s Bih1e Gays fhat Il h besaer b
give thar rsrsiye nss Rev. ". 4
Rhaiieskerwef Il ore ~ fhs hest pas
torn ever in Mexico aHd b mort popa
lar With every one II this city 4
lsttss written and signed ~ tks pus-
tors n the thres leading churches II
Mexseo war read U the eonxregssion
~ Agpt n b. Worrsn wh5eh express
~ he sincere ssutimeuts d eyery
one that i acquainted with Rev. ghal-
l~enberger. II roads ~ follows
Mexico. Ne,
March 20, 1915
The pastors Of Mexico desire q
place on record their appreciation u
the Rev. W. A. ghplienberger and fheil
regret at his departure from among
as. With genial temper. anfailing
h~opefulnesn and good Fellowship b
has made for himself q large plae
ID our community's friendship
Upon all civic and moral issues b
has maintained 40 alert, high stand
and has been a forcefgI factor IN thl
settlement Of all social and mora
Questions
FITTED ~ nature and trasg ~
leadership he stands h tie fs9s
rank n cur beat citizenship
We pray Gods bsesaing o. hinn -
biz family 10 their nsw fe8 ~ Ae
and coaAdentiy zntsepasx n1r eonszz
ed efficiency.
A. A. WALLACE
Pastor PFsbvterian Ch2rfa
o. o. GREEN.
Pastor First BAPTIST chgr1l
STANLEY w. HAYNl
Pastor u. Y. Church so1tl
Because If the sIowness Of rackin
ard moving, Rev. ghBIIenberger an
his family viii be in Mexico for Al
other week. and at his suggestio
next Sunday will be Church Day. an
an effort wiz be made to have ever
member of the church present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

John Barclay assistant superinten-
dent Of the Prudential Insurance Co.
at Lexington, Mo-, spent Sunday IN
this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

Eoaeoe Peal. Cha& Green and Il. L.
Pr8ett n CentzaIiz went oyer to Fni-
ton this morning to hear speaking
and take Il the stock sales.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

Mrz. ~ Richards ard ssn Ga Rieb-
ards, 81 Perry, wsre aers Friday %
attend The lsseral u Mrs. 81 X
Wells.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

We stilI have some of the best Tex
as Red Rust Proof Seed Oats also Old
Fashioned Black and Little White.
See our samples-Wm. Pollock Min
& Elevator Co. dftwt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06
Deafness Cannon Be- CURED

BIZ local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear
There IL cnly way 10 cure deafness.
and that il by constitutional remedies
DEAFNESS ID caused by an iniamed ccndi.
uoa Of tie mucous lining Of the EuEta-
ehg2n Tube When tbs tubs 10 fnnaned
you have q r~urrniine sound or Imperfect
bearing. and wien q Ais entirely closed
MaHamatkon can be taken out ard tliG
tube restored to it, normal condition,
hearing Will be Destroyed forever. nin
cases cut ~ ten are cau7ed BIZ Gatarrh
which u soothing but an infismea condH'
tion n the MUCOUS surfaces.
We WI ave Ons Hrndfe4 noiiaFs Tor ~ case o
Issefaaea faasrd ~ szsarfhgtfA fsanlt o. cured y
Halts CasasSa Cara. bsna sof rraixf4 fare
RIcHENEY. Eoo. 1oseds, U1su
Bo5s - DrzEzists, II.
Take Hairs FGsn4sy Pfna Tor ccnaipstIen
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

Miss Maggie Ellis, who for the past
ten years has lived IN Omaha, has ar
rived in Mexico 70 make her home with
her sister, Miss Allie Ellis Of north
jefferson street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

Mrs. VIM. steffens Is home from ST.
Louis where she has been quite III,
Her condition is improved
s. p. Beavens and wife, Of Fulton,
spent Sunday in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

Mrs. II. s. McCune and daughters,
Misses Margaret and Gladys, Of Aux
vase, were in Mexico. Sunday for
shuIlenberger Day,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

Implements are hard TO get from
the factory. Buy your Black Hawk
Corn Planters now and make sure.
Its The simple perfect dropping, dur
able planter-Dry & sappington
9e-2twlt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

The Rev. s. ". Hayne is home from
New Bloomfield where be has been
attending the District Conference Of
the Methodists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06
RerUlizer

All kinds on hands al i price \
uuee you 2 use It. 70 you viii grow
more and better grain-wm. poIIoet
MN 4 Elevator Co. d,s.',.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06
Clip Your Horse

$3.50 buys a good clipper. Your
horses will do more work II clipped.
Extra blades--Dry q sappington.
9S-2tw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

Mrs. J. G. Aid. d Council Bluffs Ia
has returned home after a short visit
with her daughter, Miss Mary, who il
a student at Hardin College.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

Mexico will have several motor
trucks Mexico business men are
discovering the advantage Of such
motor propelled vehicles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

Mrs. <. P. wilfrey and children
have returned home to st. Louis after
A. Guthrie.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

Mrs. J. ). Brown and son, Of FuI.
.on' we're the guests Of Judge ans,
Mrs Y 4. Guthrie, Of this city Mon.
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

Hons money to loan on good real
estate security. Any amount up to
sl5'oOooo-Dan Cauthron fOO-iOs-
I0s and CIT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

Mrs j. w. BHflngton ard children.
are visiting ID. and Mrs. J. ". crewd-
son II Louisiana.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

s - I1ek Is home from a pleasant
visit 70 Kentucky and Florida. He
came horne alone as usual.
w. W. Fry Is home from a business
trip 10 Marshall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

Miss Lucy Wells went 70 Louisiana
Saturday 70 be an attendant at the
Wedding Of her friend. Miss Agnes
Thomas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

Miss Bealah Kelley, a student IN
William Woods College, at Fulton, is
he guest u Mrs Emily Gibbs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

PAa5n ard ernhroidefe6 crepe ~
chine spsnses xad oFSandRlck
ets A Ernmcns ID q. 90. Ms9ewl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06
PUBLIC SALE!.

viii sell at my farm, one mile east
Of Mexicos the following described
property. en-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

a marriage license vas issued Sat
urday 70 Buford Gentry, d Sturgeon
ard Miss Hazel Robertson. Of ~
Igie.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

Scrim curtains, also By the yard
from Dc to roc yard-Rieketts &
Emmens =. G. CO. ss-zwi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

Jimmie" Bledsoe one Of Mexico's
most popular young men is night
clerk at the Ringo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

MILDLY blouse wash suits for misses
and ehfldrenRleketfs 4 Emrhons D.
lG. 60 s32wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

Harden seeds rhkes and hoes. Buy
them at right prices at Smith Bros..
d2w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

70 show the best line Of vehicles.
Cheaper than catalog house kind and
2 great deal better. 500, ss5. SIS and
up-L R. Ferris. ae-ouit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

The Mexico local chapter II the d.
A. K, will hare charge Of the sale here
assisted BY others-Eenaernbeg the
day-saturday Aprl&
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

The Xxi line. No better. Look our
$500 machine over. Plenty Of rubber
hose and hose fixtures. Dry & Sap
pington 98-2twit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

y. N, Ferguson, Of Jonesburg, was
"a business visitor in Mexico. Monday,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

H. Al Threikeid weus to Columbia
Monday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

Mrs j. R. Bell has gone 70 foungs.
town. Ohio, on a visit TO her son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

Attorney storts, Of Slater, was in
Mexico today.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06
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SALE

J. G. Ford, Auet. Dinner on Ground
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06
NOTICE nF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL sEIIL h.s All
Notice is hereby given las' /
settlement Of the es'A's
". II. cooNs, Deceased,
viii Be made at the May 'r ~.n,,,
the Probate Court Of Anara." MAJ. \
Missouri, 70 Be held at MeSic ,a n.y.
the second Monday in May 't,;,
Grace Parker ccOns, Es'suI "
and North Missouri irus. ,.Dt]
W. w. Pollock rf'
Attest. ]. c. Mundy. secy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLEhhS,
Notice is hereby given tha' w.
settlement Of the estate Of
L. N. BASS, Deceased
viii be made at the May 'ef@
the Probate Court Of Aadr'in Coa'
", Missouri. to be held at asn'
Missouri, on the second MOn0A'
May. 1916.
EMMA BASS, AdminlsIia1--
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

NOTICE or FINAL sETTLEsses ~
Notice IS hereby given that inA
settlement Of the estate Of
j. II. MINOR, Deceased
will be made at the May term 7
IL the Probate Court Of Audr'i neon, soas'
~, Missouri. to be held at aeAs
Missouri, on the second Monday
May. 1916.
Margaret II. Minor, Adminlsues
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

NOTICE OF FINAL SErTLbhl 3.
Notice Is hereby given that Y
settlement Of the estate Of
NARY E. BASS, Deceased
will be made at the May tefn -. /.
the Probate Court Of AudfaiH III,
t., Missouri, to be held at Men, !
Missouri, on the second M0no'' !
May, 1916
Emma Bass, ESecuul-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-06

County Court is in session.