Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-11-22

Irpanizing the State Committee.
Felt boots at Emmons.'
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You may find most of the new
|hings in dress goods at Emmons.'
Rabbits and quails wanted at high
Il market price at Sam Morris 34-4tI
New line Of neckwear at Emmons.
ouails and rabbits wanted for
bighest cash price at Sam Morris
See our celebrated guaranteed axes.
FERRIS s. CAUTHoRN.
French Flannels at Emmons.
Mrs. W. H. York, of New Mexico,
the guest Of Miss Efie Graham, Of
his city.
Dr.. Deane steadily improves and his
nauy friends hope to see him our
gain shortly.
Mrs. w. W. Fry leftfof San Ange-
Tex, to-day, where she VIII visit
er son, Richard.
sidney James, son of Sheriff-elect,
ames, will be the regular deputy
nder his father.
Judge Pindall is having a new resi-
ence built on the old Pindall farm, II
niles north of Mexico.
Overcoats at Emmons'
Sam Morris is again on the market
nd wants to buy anything and every
hing you have for sale.
W. G. Barley, of 8 miles northeast
Mexico, sold 40 head Of fine hogs to
bhas. Powell this week.
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Ready-to-wear skirts at Emmons.'
Wm. Stefins has moved his hard
ware store into the Cook building on
he west side of the square.
A preacher was arrested at wilks-
parre, Pa, on suspicion Of having
murdered his bride of a few months.
Stoves! Stoyest Stoyesl Stoves!
Get our pricesl See our linel
FERRIS s. CAUTHoRN.
New assortment of handkerchiefs
It Emmons.'
Take your game, furs and hides to
Bam Morris and get highest cash
price. 34-4t
We have everything new in ladies'
hoes, lace or button. Best 80 shoe on
arth. d3t-wl WILKINS Bros.
Almost anything in hosiery at EN-
nOnS.'
Sam Morris win pay highest cash
rice for all kinds Of game, hides and
arS. 34-4t
Box calf shoes in heavy welted
oles, full Scotch edges, $3.50. Try US.
d3t-wlt WILKINS Bros.
A well assorted line Of dress goods
t Emmons.'
The residence Of Mrs. Hamilton,
our miles east OF town, which was
gently destroyed by fire, is being
ebuilt.
J. B. Martin and wife have returned
0 their home in Armstrong, after a
leasant visit with friends in this
ity.
Miss Annie Patton sailed on the
hip China, from San Francisco to-
lay, for her new home in Tokushima,
apan.
Mrs. Lucy Graham and daughter,
Hiss Efie, will leave for Houston,
Texas, tonight to visit Mrs. Frank
4uckie.
There will be a game of foot ball at
lacOn City Monday between the
Iexico Athletic Club and the Macon
DOT ball team.
Broadcloth, French Aannels and
ancy silks for waists at Emmons.'
An Arkansas boy, only Is years old,
OnfeSsed to killing his father and i'm
Heated his mother, sister and brother
n-law in the deed.
Frank Wells is going to Oklahoma
n a prospecting trip. We hope that
rank will return better satisfied
With Mexico than ever.
New assortment of fascinators at
lmmons.'
Wilkins Bros. are doing the best
uSiness OF their experience. They
re up-to-date and handle the best line
{ footwear ever sold in Mexico.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
ociety OF the NJ. Il. Church, South,
viii meet at the church at 3 o'clock
o-morrow Thursday afternoon.
Jacksonville all wool blankets at
mmons.'
See us for cooking stoves, Sunrise
uperior; also cheaper ones. Quick
akers.
An Immense line OF school shoes in
OK calf, kangaroo calf and heavy
oiled vicis at prices that cannot be
duplicated. d3t-w1 WILKINS Bros.
A very pretty line Of boys suits and
l~yercoats at Emmons.i
DR.. Bachman is moving into his new
home on South Jefferson street, while
the family Of j.. e. Martin will be
iomiciled. at the Planters for awhile.
John b. Arnold, late of the Stock
Yards Bank in St. Joseph is here ON
a vacation before going to st. Louis
to accept a position in the Mechanics
Bank.
Rare values in cloaks and capes at
Emmons.'
A. X. Yancey returned Saturday,
night from So. Louis, where he was
being treated at the Maytield SAM
tarium. His condition Is slightly i'm
proved.
NJ. Victor, formerly Of Mexico, late
Of Louisville, KY, has moved to Owen
ton, Ky. His many friends in thii