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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
j. j. STEELE AND
WIFE TO RESIDE
IN DALLAS, TEXAS

The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John J. Steele, of this city, will re-
gret to learn they will leave during
April for Dallas, Texas, where they
vii make their future home. Their
daughter, Mrs. G. ". Walker, re-
sides in Dallas and the climate is also
such that it is expected to improve
Nj. Steele's health.
Mr.. Steele has sold his home to E.
L. johnson. He has been connected
with the Mexico Water Works for ov-
er thirty years in the capacity of Su-
perintendent. For the same length
Of time he has been Secretary Of Cru
SADIE Commandry No. %, Knights
Templar, Royal Arch Chapter, No.
27, and Hebron Lodge, No. 354, A.
F. & A. NJ, and one of the best
known Masons in this section of the
State.
Mr.. Steele moved to this city from
Paris, Mo-, in 1856. He has served
the County as Sheriff, Circuit Clerk
and Collector. He was president Of
the Mexico School Board for about 20
years and was instrumental in bring
ing the late D. A. Mcmillan here to
head the splendid school system he
founded. Mr.. and Mrs. Steels are
loved by a wide circle of friends who
join the Ledger in wishing them happl-
ness in their new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
NEW BONE DRY OPINION

WEST PLAINS, No, March %
II notifying officials of express COM
panies and the Frisco railroad that in
the future agents Of these companies
IT Howell county viii be prosecuted
for attempting to make delivery Of any
intoxicating liquor shipped into The
county, Prosecuting Attorney vii
Green has raised q new point in rela.
hon to the shipment Of intoxieant.
INTO local option territory in Missouri
Prosecutor Green contends that al,
though the Missouri law provides that
any person may order liquor for fam.
ily use, It does not provide that any.
n may deliver intoxicating bever,
ages.
If his construction of the law is I'd.
held in the courts, every local option
county in Missouri viii be bone drv
50 far as deliveries Of intoxicants b,
railroads and express companies is
concerned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
.EfOKUK POWER LINE MAY
Be BUILT THIS FILL

In al probability das KeaEL pow
sr Ens from Perry 70 jefferson Cry
vii De built this fan. passing through
Mexico On us way 10 tha STATE Cap
isol. TINS Is not definitely desidsd
upon. bzt z. z. Locke Of ths Mex
ir0 Power Co, who was II S. Louis
Wednesday meeting representatives.
Of the Mckinley system SAYS every
indication poinu n this direction
Nj. Locke stated the negotiations
Of the local company 70 secure The
Ksokk power ara sGH Z : tentative
stage and nothing final has bes-
done. The matter Is stI psn5nE
and VII be taken I'D later.
The power Linz frun Perry 70 JET
fers0n City, according u vel found
ed runa-s, VII follow E1s iutEuhaa
survey from Perry u Santa Fe.
FrUn there 70 Mexico :; VII follow
the ruuss Of the Mexico & Santa Fs
electric line and from hare, II al
probability, tie right q way Of The
Chicago & Alton South Branch. In
dcauurs point 10 the South Branch
becoming a link n the ~IntErurban
planned by the MeKinlsy people II
which the Hannibal shorlins snd the
local electric line are units. The Ne
Kinley people viii establish 3 power
station here when they eztsad the
power line.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
~ ErHrsIasTIc coon

EsAIe MILLING
4 SPLENDID 6slsrz1u- aruu
Neura haa5sd hg c P NLlu1t
.P#6srt q TIE Nezl-s BEness
WEF AEs1-1aL a-tan6e5 3 good
uz MEETING 4: Wa3zy Wezne5Ey
e 5dlez.u fr1m al hs cgu-aa ~
tie Nora SEX HEtv1y En vas
q mast E-uzEEs1r uHHruE an
bsue5 anzt or p E woe
1vza 20 rhs mp1-zrns q u-zar
Sc % us1 FE or EhErs G ne
E5 Fs5zrL Ei5 fund 4 ME
arH u u ABdEz gaUug
Ezr rl1 81 wgal3 before uns
Euva Eaa5 81 wa passed SzrH
l1s 500 were q a. Il zru- e rao5
~ waIli ugu be EulEaz
r We WI Rave 70 pul % -az.
m5aa u-5e- 70 sH-z-t 1s AID
pa ssru 1hs Fe,pis Csnslly
E- s1u rsz5T b. cs-gpazH and nj
- V14 fu county and GiEa-l- ul1n-
al are H.1ac 70 subscribe Hb-
ur CO; % thH cv- p~BaEsr A
zd Fr-, prevailed a. ne MEET
Ea5 -aee vas 3 na z-eea5Eu.L
l-vl-E ls -ba peps r~gas-Ly
Lle-r -1a l-e waking ID e the
Ct ra -asls -rti
7 ue wan u1z1u -zvE
and = Vs vl- ae re- III = ne uu5
STE nus gel busy Il anss
1a z-azaE highways and oag
e1za ar r1.-r u u1r1e u the
L-s unless We WAX 70 -uzl z
@ za- We hrs vlH ~
E1. 7. Elzz- q Mu5=v. WIS
~ president Il the Nu-1 szu
~ pace e
George Eatz-s1- Z Nsuu
rssi5e- 5-gu ea5 cozru
WAS H-.a- Prea5nr County Judge
Alex Carter being elected from Az
4 ErsazE orEE-zaaau WIS
and wz avE 5Et przr1-z.
VII 5algw- Tne E55y peg
pI= er-H88s5 cordial hospitality u the
ilea ln5 zH hs business -
se- closed rsTs -be- r7esu : On
zs1lz ms showing their oiled
~ II s rzaz-as a5 M75s-y which
are proving SO sllsr.g-T
D1ag -hasa WHO attended fran
Ez-s were C. ?. Malone william
g Il Ls-ss L 2. Nc
SHIRLEY Thompson Ajax Car-
g. D. By-nz, Z /. johnson :.
Y. Ws2d1age C. 4 Hamilton San
Morris and z. Z. ~tta
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
A GOOD FRIEND

A good friend stands by you when in
need. Mexico people tell how Doan's
Kidney Pills have stood the test.
Mrs. Reeds endorsed Doan's over sew
en- years ago and again confirms the
story. Could you ask for more con-
vincing testimony?
Mrs. John Reeds, 1l04 Harwood
St., Mexico, says: 81 suffered for
some time with kidney complaint.
/ had pains in the hips and a bearing
down sensation in the loins. | had
pains in my head and irregular pas.
sages of the kidney s-ecretions.
couldn't rest. well nights and didn't
know what TO do. | got a box Of
Doan's Kidney Pills at the Buckner
Drug Co. and was cured in a short
time" Statement given November
On June II, 1916 Mrs. Reeds said;
Il think just as highly of Doan's Pills
today as when | previously endorsed
them. The cure they made for me
has remained permanent"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy -
get Doan's Kidney Pills - the same
that Mrs. Reeds has twice publicly
recommended. Foster : Milburn Co,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
?. GREEN BRICK CO.
TO GIVE kEh BONUS

The A. T. Green Ere Brick Co. Of
this city began Saturday, March 81,
wyar Agr nsa 10 PER cent bonus.
4. P. Green OEner Of the plant
Ez.a ihas the company Is maEfg
more h-iak H1n ever before and IS
her e.. down the oost Of mAnzfse-
tire they are giving the nen he
buaaEt e the saving
The naE equiFusn. which enabled
ten % aru out I9a,0oo brick a Cay
has besa installed. There n 900
nea On the payroll al present and
places waiting fot 80 more Il they
cauia be secured
The uiEhs force has beer augmented
by five extra guards because Of the
unsettled condition. dae 70 the var,
and lste- The plant may be surrounded
By 3 high barbed wire harrieade as 3
matter q protection
The plant IS i stands today is com
plpte ana the largest independent
plant n the United States.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
A GERMAN WINS
THE CHAMP CLARK
POST OFFICE PRIMARY
tSt. Louis Republic)

BOWLING GREEN, No, March 80
- Bowling Green, Champ Clark.
home town, is split wide open over the
issue Of "Americanism."
In a bitterly fought preferential
election yesterday to select a Post.
master to succeed the late William
r. Mayhall, a German American
Herman Bueter, won over a field Of
eight other candidates.
Only Democrats were permitted to
vote. Bueter, opponents say, receiv.
ed 80 votes from St. Clements, a small
suburb of Bowling Green, although
Wilson received only nine votes from
the village in the last election. His
total vote was 1856. The next highest
candidate, James V. Davis, got 1O7
The election was called by clark.
who announced he would recommend
me successful candidate to President
wilson for appointment as Postmas.
ter.
Citizens Of Bowling Green anpourc
ed last night that they would protest
to Mr.. Wilson in an effort to bloct
the selection of Bueter.
st. Clements is settled entirely h..
Germans and the German tongue is
largely the medium of convor:,t.a
Oe.~een residents. Although MOI.
many Democratic, it rolled up a biz
majority for Hughes because of his
supposedly PROF. German views
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
10 YEARS

j. Sontag installed a soda foun-
tain in his store.
Frank COatsworth was attending
school in Columbia.
DR.. ". W. Macfarlane, of Mexico
was q member Of the Board Of Direc-
tors Of the Fulton Hospital.
Misses Elliott and Allison estab.
lished a millinery store in Lsddonia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
ClantOn Ellis to Travel

olanton Ellis, who has been cor.
nected with the Haas-Liebar c..
company here for the past for,
years, has accepted a po,ition W.
travelling salesman with tie KelIog
Corn Flake Co. Mr.. Ellis, who will
sfayel out of st. Louis, will cor.
uni slnIe to make Mexico his home. H.
Of the week. '"e iIrst
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
s2,733,S54 DEPOSITED
II BANKS OF LUDRLlA

Ehs taluEnr Erz-sS whisE Es-s
ukm 5uu As tznk EERns-z u
M bznEs q 1hH cuur-T, EhA ws-t
-soHzGy whiEbss z ne uzpsz give
AZ i5sE e the Emuan H banking
business Ehrf Is Eznssrasi 4 Al
6uE HH5h yea The Ex.snEu
showed M oan5aun q thE banks Il
1a cuss q business un ME-rh 8
The BEnEE q ne County E-t: Ths
Neuos SEvinrE BEnk Es Nu-A NiE
Huu TEE CummU hE SazAgn
Eu-k Ens thF Frs NE1uuL BEnk q
Nexrs, the Bank q LAaduziH En5
3s FR-mg-x BEnk e LA63m the
TEnaEIa Bs1Enr Assarsuau1 and 1ht
EzzaEars Bank q THDdEEHs he CT
lzsnF BzHE q Bea1u Cry the Ma
ansBu-r Bank the Bank q Rzsh
Eli me Fr-ter Bank and the Matino
Bank.
Arrs-5znC = the hzEk s.E,ssnua
q these banks show under ne ~
sources Tia following figures, which
are the totals 10 AZ the tznks;
LsznE Ent discounts N personal and
collateral S2g-LES9B.
The looms secured ~ real eE.z1s
Amazni 70 S25s.5sS5B; and the p-pp-
s-r owned ~ ma banks, including
As banking houses ne tu-m-s Ens
fixtures En5 -sE estate reaches = 70
IA q EDzgs5 90: While ras E.oaEs and
BINDS owned by the thirteen links
amount n vEl3s 70 S5eOs50b.
Un5s- TIE Liabilities ne zpz
stoc paid Il. q a tie hznE reach
Is ne a1tzl q S48a.Beb. While the Eu-
pins fund amounts 70 s2Es.ea00e.
The undivided p-u5tz net altar
the payment of the rurrsuf expenses
Ind he taxes tuzIad EEs2s0p- The
Total amount a deposits II the banks
mrla6ng Indirdzl deposits slbjsc4
% chez TINE certificates Cf deepest
and ssyEnEE accJurk was s2TE-
$500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
TWENTY YEARS AGO.

The funeral Of Joseph Rodhouse
was held in this city.
J. L. Campbell Of Mexico, and
Miss Ada A. McCord, Of Indianapo-
lis, were married in Montgomery City.
Leslie, the four year old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Longley came near
drowning in a well while visiting bis
aunt IN New Bloomfield. He was res
cued By his aunt and a negro boy.
George Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
". Shaw, Frank Harris and Frank
EoIbrook left for Dumas, Ark. TO
engage in farming.
Miss Katherine Hinde came home
from St. Louis, where she had been
studying china painting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
NOTICE OF LETTERS TIES.



Notice is hereby given that Letters
Testamentary on the estate Of
FRANK G0oDSON, Deceased.
were granted 10 the undersigned
Jesse Goodson on the Gath day Of
March, 1917, by the Probate Court Of
Audrain County. Missouri.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required TO exhibit
them TO the undersigned executor for
allowance within six months after the
date Of said letters. or they may be
precluded from any benefit Of said
estate; and if such claim be not ex.
hibited within one year from said
date Of said letters, it will be for.
ever barred.
Dated at Meyico. Missouri. this 3lst
day Of March, 1917.
JESSE GOODSON,
o-4t Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
Ernest Garrett Promnted

Ernest Garrett, Jr., son Of Ernest
Garrett and wife, Of Mexico. who be-
longs to the United States Field Ar
tilery stationed at Nogales, Arizona,
has passed the examination as first
class gunner. The honor is great as
there we're over q hundred men ex-
amined and only seventeen Of them
passed and some Of them had been
IN the service for a number Of years
while Ernest enlisted last June. Mrs.
Garrett was formerly Miss Bert Pool.
q CenEalia, and Mr. Garrett was in
the hardware business here for years.
-Centralia Guard.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
: ! sTEELE MOVING

To ThAs
TIE Weziso Le5ge 55-a ma per
pls e EeEl-s Il expressing e,
tha gazr = Steele Eu5 wife a-e -
raging u ugTs % Dallas Texas 70
c The saz5gr Editor e re Lei
e- for forty years mas personally
know NJ Steele Eu5 has been L.
~raaT ASSOCIATED WIKI hE n "a
r7gus undertaking. and ms g-u-
y sBzn5 hn coE-s1uz ra-re-. and
progressive z ms business Eel E.5
hsnesE habits. NJ Steele rs been
: Leader z mE-y aczr1aez, and hzE
always bse1 Eoun6 loyal 10 ds PEG
TIs and werE1F ~ -nf ber Ex--
esz q the ranzuy N winch %
has lived.
We are nut rclnr u write IT c5.-
uasy z5oBS JOIN because ne is 10;
dead ye b. any means, and 0zr y--
patty is Dg. e7ss-5s5 To the be,
rsa7e5 family, hgt 20 1he r1i1 u.
MsEleo or account q lis ugvar
away
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
Mrncn,s Prnduct Plenses

Springfield H., Feb IS, 1917.
LlevEIvn & Sons,
Merico, Missouri.
Gentlemen.
Please send me G OF s bottles Q!
your Tonic Bitters. Just send by ex.
press with you BIZ. l VII mai
check for same upon receipt Of BIT
tiers.
This Is positively the best nedi-
cine ! ever took for constipation.
Yours very truly,
T. L. VERMILLI0N.
Tonic Bitters can be had at Santa
Re Drug Store, and in Mexico a.
Lewellyu & Sons. 25c a bottle.
.-7-I0t 3-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
Administrators Notice
Notice is hereby given that letters Of
imlnlstration upnn the estate Of

Notice is hereby given that letters Of
administration upon the estate Of
/, MARY S. BROWN.
nave been granted 10 me by the Pro.
bate Court Of Audrain County, bear
ing date the 10th day of March, 1917.
All persons having claims against
the said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance, within six
months from the date Of said letters.
or they may be precluded from any
benefit Of such estate; and if said
claims be not exhibited within one
ga year from the date of said let
ters, they will be forever barred.
NATHANIEL s. BROWN,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Mary
s. Brown, Deceased.
Room l419, Railway Exchange
l., Building, st. Louis, Mo.
March II, 1917. At
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
Debate at Warrenton

Probate Judge W. ". Bolts and
Prof. Clyde johnson, Superintendent
Of County Schools, are home from
Warrenton, where they judged a de.
bate between Christian University q;
Canton, No, and the Central Wesley.
~ q Warrsnton; which resulted in q
victory Tor the Central Wesleyan
school By a two-tO-one vote Of the
judges.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
Constipation and Indigestion

These are twin evils. Persons ruf.
ferng from indigestion are otter
troubled with constipation. Mrs.
Robert Allison, Nation. IL, writes
that when she first moved to Mat.
toon she was 2 great sufferer from IN.
digestion and constipation. Food dis,
tressed her and there was z feeling
Ike 2 heavy weight pressing on her
stomach and chest. She did not rest
well at night, and felt worn out a good
part Of the time. One bottle Of Cham.
berlain's Tablets corrected this trou.
bic 50 that she has since felt Ike 2
different person Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
Gus Graham Home

Gus Graham is home from Kansas
City for a short visit with his mother,
Mrs. Graham and daughter will ar
rive next week. "A Woman's Awak-
ening," featuring Sena Owen, which
has Just been released, was n of
the pictures in which Mr.. Graham
took part while West the past Win
ter,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
Nature Cures. the Doctor Takes
81

There is an old saying that Mature
cures, the doctor takes the fee" but
as everyone knows you can help Ma
ture very much and thereby enable
y % effect a cure in much less time
than IS usually required. This is bar
hcularly true Of colds. ChamberlaiD's
Tough Remedy ~relievs the lunzs, Goui-
lies the tough mucus and aids in liz
exPectoration, allays the cough and
alcS Nature in restoring the system
70 healthy condition. ADV.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

THE suggestion by President C. P.
Malone that the Mexico Business
MEMS Association have a suite Of
rooms for headquarters, should be
carefully considered. The headquar-
ters Of the Mexico Business Mems
association could be made the center
Of al cIric movements in Mexico. If
Ts md nicely furnished, well located
1JgnE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
AUTOMOBILE Club

FOR MEXICO
NEILE aaE3zg las good raz5s
nesting ~ Eoosrly TINS week We were
IMPRESSED WITH TIE aae. asf every
.gW- ARD village OF the Soy1h STATE
Z gavzy had 3 I've progressive az
suatls l-b. Delegates from al tie
ygTa ~rs,errs5 repeatedly u the
rHaa VsrE their automobile 1.z5
was doing uo: prly "a the direction Of
good r5ads but IL al forward move
merits he NeIisg delegation
rall11t give arp reza1z why We did
20, have ~ organization q this
character Is there any reaaou.
We tank 1g judging FROM the zntsr-
rieEE Published today. Nv lets
ret busy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
INTOLERANCE TO BE HERE

Manager Thompson, Of the Orphe-
an Theatre, has secured D. W. Grf-
fth's great picture, Intolerance y
and vii show Il here April 20 and p.
TINS IS one Of the greatest moving
uutures ever produced and will come
here from the Garrirk Theatre in St.
Lous. Mexico IS ons Of the first Of
the smaller cites TO obtain this film
and Manager Thompson IS to be Civ
e. great credit for his enterprise in
offering such 3 treat 70 the people Of
Mexico and Surrounding towns
The cordial patronage given Civil
zauor encouraged Mr.. Thompson tC
secure TINS wonderful picture for =
showing here.
Mr.. Griffith mas been working on
TINS picture ever since the production
q The Birth Of & Nation"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
20 YEARS AGn

s. !. Aaggart, Of Sullivan county,
bgaght the Smith & Wallace regtau-
rant.
John suilinger, Of this city, opened
aa architects office in Fort Smith
ARK.
Dr.. BerFey moved his office 70
rooms over the Savings Bank.
James McFadden, II years old.
died at his home II miles north Of this
city.
Charles Day, son Of George Day,
living near Laddonia, was killed at
Slater.
Al c. Naylor, Of Wilson township,
Sc years old, died Of pneumonia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
10, 20, 80 and 40
Years Ago This Week
TEN YEARS AGO.

The folgwiag c5unclmen were
elected al the city election; Frst
ward, Ms Myers; Second Ward J. 7
Marshall; Third Ward. C. ". Ednon,
ston; Fourth Ward, Willard Potts
Professor 6 7. Davis was reelected
County School Commissioner.
The Annual Horse Sale here az.
gregated more than $4,000 and buy.
err from tweuty-three states at.
tended
Capt. G. Z. Mitchell, Of the 13u
U. s. Cavalry, inspected Co. F.of the
4th Regiment n. G. M, which wa.
stationed in this city.
R. r. Buckner was erecting a bus.
mess building in Auxvasse.
Twenty-Five Sir Knights of tn,
Mexico Crusade Commandry ATTENDED
Easter Services in Moberly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

ALEXANDER GRAHAM. Eng
zE for tie STATE Highway EagE-
was II Saturday AID a~5dreg5s.
tn Road OEerHserg meeting. NJ.
Graham is wei known in this cl.y.
e-e be ms many friends. HIS
Urasaz 4 ms wgyk Won hin this vel
Zsr1sc experiment. The Ls5gs-
M T. wishing hin nura sursess in
E nsE wDvE-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
A r. GREEN VOLUNTARILY
ADVANCES WAGE,

As vii bs Bee1 Err CIR Jews columns
f. = Eresn, PreEl6e- q the A. =.
Green FIre Briee COMPANY haF vgl-
unua-ly advanced the wages q hi
employees I6 par cent. Mr.. Green's
Icing sat s. akug care q his ne1.
ard af,er looking into the matte we
fnd 10 industry even n 5g ctes
laa. pzgs better wages toy labor THAI
the A. p. Greea Fire Brick Compary
Mexico H fortunate IN having II ~
dagtsy q tins kind; sad there is n IL
ease Tor nsn. Hho are willing 70 we-l.
ne having q steady JOB with good
pay The employees q the 4. ?.
Green Fire Brick Company are loys,
70 the management and appreciate
IRE 1au that they are vel treated
and wei pzid
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

Don't think too much Of your own
methods. Watch other peoples
ways and learn from them" This is
good advice, especially when billions
or eonstipated. You will find many
people who use Chamberlain's Tablets
for these ailments with the best re-
suits, and will do well to follow their
example. ADV.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

c. F. Morhaus, Chiropractor, for
merly Of Marthasville, No, has rent
ed rooms in the Savings Bank Build
ing and will open an office in this
city at once. The Ledger joins in
welcoming him 10 Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

ZION 1ns expressions made by a.
ss gEuerE z and around Mex
60 Ne ns1eTe . dandy Au5omobile
G VII " organized right away
E 8a progressive officers.
Ire say = Ggz1ize Is U grEz-zg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

~ lecHH n-paAcEt4azh as 1h.r rIruut rFECA
us E1HEaHaL puTr1gu q ELE cay IAerE
10 c-ly che uEy 60 rges cu-ErrFs| l-afuaEE
ana LhE- b tT z clEsu1lIHlL remedy
Cu-h-r1aa Deafness tH CsuBH1 Eg ar Eu-
famed upaG3lCn ~ the U .LluE q
the E2ssAEh1aD Tnbe WI .ls Tae i
hHma1 yau Eurs q ram ing HgGrE aT
tmgerd=EE BEARING. and aArZ III 10 entirely
tnbe1. GHaEnrEAAE tie rsFH g LU'aaB thE
-lunamuEra1n ran be fr4art8 aua lhs tubs
restored 20 ia EErAEa rga1EIlr. hearing
Wiz Be GHECrpge1 lgfsvEr ZarT case o.
cHHfDeEH Ert uzUs-d T. eaHlrFH uhEeE Is
AZ luAaIeG condition 81 ID mucous sly
faces AaIH Za21rTH Cure Le1r sara The
blood O. a. Zuc1ls Surfaces e tha EE-
ten
We VII FiFe One Hgnor@G DgllErE fer
HzF ease e 14tn1-a1l DEAFNESS uhH1 cannot
be cEred gF EEErH E-ErsE E1TE Circulars
free All D-5rrissE ne
Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that final
settlement Of the estate NJ
MORRISON LAKELAND. Deceased
will be made at the next term NJ
the Probate Court Of Audrain COUNT
NO., TO be held at Mexico, No. on
the second Monday in May. 1917.
ST. LOUIS UNION TRUST
co. AND EDGAR L. TAYLOR
I'd Executors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

L. F. 0'Bryant has purchased the
Wren Pharmacy from DR.. Wren.
DR.. Wren will make his home in the
future, according to Mr.. O'Bryant,
in Kansas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

ire - h3E 4 wur uurdor &c rut o.
ny Euae used Ealres D ulheF
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u makes Ehs Carr shr7wHl nut Edso
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covered Gur ru-ut 'i@H-s~lf
was harn. It's the new wAy-lhS
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
NoTIcE on FINAL sETrLEMrr,

Notice is hereby given that nv,
settlement Of the estate
GEORGE W MADDOX, Diet
will be made az the next term
Of the Probate Court Of Au5,,Il
County, Missouri, TO be held at Nsv
leo, Missouri, on the second MonS,,
ia May. 1917. r. c. MADDOX
ID Administrntor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

IVAN ASHwOETH mas 5ggea+ a
Dodge 1ga-lrg eEr and Wa-s % g1
s Aszlrs Araa195s C1s. Tne-f
1ae WY 70 MAKE Eezser . CRY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

Nose Wilson and family will n,y,
70 Excelsior Springs to make a..
home. Mr.. wilson's health ~,
been poor for sometime and he b,,..
the change viii benefit him. n.
Ledger joins in wishing them ng-s
happiness in their new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
Rheumatic Pains Relieved

~ have used Chamberlain's Lini-
ment for pains in the chest and lame
ness of the shoulders due to rheuma-
tism and am pleased to say that it
has never failed to give me prompt re-
Left" writes Mrs. S. n. Finch, Ba-
tavia, N. Y. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

3 marriage license was issued Sat.
-say 70 Arch Z. Fisher Of Audrair
and Miss Teaz K. Reed, u
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05

IF You want 70 help make Mexico
9 city, get IN line and Cooperate in
al constructive work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05
Burlington Surreyors Here

Burlington surveyors are again here
gong over the proposed extension Of
the line north from Francis.