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any on that score. Finally, Mr. Warner r
Sald the Specification called for the 1Is,.
OF patented articles not to lie obtained
by his firm and when Barnard &, Co 5
representative admitted that a portion of
the device was patented Mr. Warner
replied that nevertheless he could sec,u :
the device If he chose, but did NOT want
to because he had somthing better The,
the mayor said:
gentlemen OF the Committee 1t apears
from the statements made here that ALI
deYlses and parts called for under the
specifications can be secured by all bid
ders. L see no reason why we should NOT
proceed to let the contract Let us he
fa1r IN this matter. 1t Is the best way.
Ihere Is no other course open to this
committee. AS the matter stands now
we should vote on the committees re
port"
Here Mi Warner picked up the mayors
words as personal and said:
understand the insinuation coming
from your honor. know it refers to me,
but it will have no effect
The mayor redeemed to the roots of his
hair wheeled in his chair. facing Mr..
Warner, and said, with paIpable heat:
/ Will insinuate here if I choose. and l
will say to the gentleman that if he can
not speak civiiiy here he will be comDell-
ed to leave the room" 3"
To this Mr.. Warner did not reply. and
after the mayor had recovered his com
posure somewhat Mr.. Kirke moved. Sew
eral votes were taken. and finally Mr..
Kirke moved that the committee report
be adopted and the contract let to the
highest bidder. Mr.. Lott moved as an
amendment, that all bids be rejected. The
vote was on the amendment, and the mo-
tlon was lost. Then Mr.. Kirlke moved the
contract be let to the McCfill-Warner com
pany, and all except Mr. QuehI and the
mayor voted aye" The mayor refused
to announce the vote until Mr. Kirke re-
quested him to do 50, and he then replied,
81 believe that vote carried"
The final work of the committee was the
allowance of bills against the city and
county and the recommenda ton that the
board order the purchase Of a rev wire
cable for the city hall clock
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-02
GEN. ELI WARMERS PULL HELPS SOME,
Court House Commission Favors the Politician as Against
the Ramsey County Taxpayers

The committee or court house and city
hall held an Unexpectedly warm meet
ing between 5 and $50 o clock last even
ing, The only thing the committee die
was consider bids for 81 600 worth Of
steel drawer files Tor the offices in the
city hail and court house and then let tire
contract therefor to the highest, insteas:
of the low est bidder. And the action was
not mistake 1t WAS taken deliberately.
but in the face of opposition from Mayor
lNefer that approached closely 10 the
point of personal encounter. In fact tha
mayor actually tcld Gen. Ell S. Warner.
of the McGill-Warner company, one of
the bidders, that unless he (fMr. Warnel)
could speak cfvilly5 he would be COM
PEELED to leave the room. The nlayor
cid everything in his power to prevent
the Illegal action of the committee anu
was in such 4 temper when the award
was made that he would not announce
the vote.
Several weeks fgc recu:siti5n was
made by the register Of deeds and other
officials for steel drawer files. The bearo
caused specifications to he drawn and
bids advertised for. Three bids were 1e-
ceived. One from the McGiI-Wsrnei
company. enc from George d. Barnard
& Co. CT st. Louis and one from the
Diebard Safe and Lock Company Of Ohio
Representatives ef the three firms were
at the meeting yesterday Assemblyman
Nelson. member of tie committee ard
chairman of tie subcommittee appointed
to consider and recommend action OF the
bids made a verbal report recommending
the contract be let to the highest bidder
the McGill-Warner company, for s., ,62S
Die0olls bid WAS $1,626, and Barnard's :
bid was $1, ,534.
In the discussiIa lnat followed the
proposition TO let to the highest bidder
Mayor INefcr made n few pointed re-
marks to S. NJ. Nelson, reminding him
that it was Ramsey county's money that
was being expended and that as the bids
had been submitted under specifications
the proper action would be to let the
contract to the lowest bidder. The
mayor asked if all bidders were re-
sponsible and TO objection was made to
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-02
OBJECTED TO BOARD BILL
CARL OLSON THOUGHT he WAS AS
sEsSED TOO MUCH.

Carl Olson was examined in the probate
court yesterday for insanity and was dis
charged. Olson halls from East Grand
Forks and was picked up on the streets
here few weeks ago. At the time he
was going barefoot and carrying his shoes
IN his hands He claims that he had $lS3
ON him when arrested, and was very
much put out yesterday because only $40
was returned to him. The sheriff office,
however, claim that he had eggs nearly
every day, and that he ordered a box Of
cigars besides. Olson admits as to having
the cigars and one dozen eggs, but is Of
the opinion that he ought to have some
more money coming.
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delegations of citizens and property own
ers who urged him to veto and to approve
the repeal Of the Broadway loop ordi-
nance.
The mayor said yesterday he had not
taken the matter up, and would not take
action until next Monday He said he had
not considered the matter from the stand
point of the legal complications surround
ing it, and would do 50 before taking ac-
ton.
From what I learn here from the dele
cations it appears to me that public opiu-
ion Is about evenly divided for and
against the repeal of the ordinance" said
the mayor last night.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-02
WERE NOT MURDERED
THE MINNESOTA MEN REPORTED
KILLED IN THE PHILIPPINES.

M. 4. Beck1nan has received a letter
from Charles E. Nathorst in the Philip
pines. in which he says that the men of
d company reported murdered are safe.
The letter is of date March &C. a later
date than the letters to Charles A Henry,
of st. Paul, reporting the murder of the
men by the Filipinos. Among the men
supposed to have been killed were Will
liam Bish, Milton A Trenham and
Charles E. Nathorst
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FATAL BONFIRE BURNS

Little Carl Anderson, of York
Street, Dead.
Five-year-old Carl Anderson. Of S67
York street, died as a result OF burns re-
ceived while playing about bonfire last
Wednesday, evening"
The funeral will be held Sunday.
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SCHOOL BOARD PROBLEMS

To Tie Discussed at a RcguIar
Meeting Wednesday.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
board Of school inspectors will be held
next Wednesday. Several matters of i'm
portance will come up for consideration
The budget will be probably submitted by
the fanance committee for approval of
the board before being submitted to the
mayor for approval.
The matter Of salaries is a debated ques-
ton, and it is likely that the salary
committee will submit a majority and a
minority report upon the changes contem-
plated.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-02
EAOOD POISON

Is the worst disease c. earth yet the easiest 70
WHEN YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO. Many
ulcers. falling hair. bone pains. ca.a7.h and don't
EnoW i is BLOOD POISON Can and set
BROWNS BLOOD CURE. $500 per bottle. lasts
street.
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DOES COFFEE AGREE WITH YOU

If not, drink Grain-O-made from pure
grains. lady writes: The (irst tibie
after using it for one week nothing would
induce re to go back 10 coffee" 1t uOur-
ishes and feeds the system. The children
can drink ii freely with great benefit. II
grains Get package today from your
grocer. follow the directions in making L
and you will have delicious and health
iut table beverage for old and yLung
&c and 25c
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MOEEL NEAT EaKKET,

Fresh Boiling Beef. per ID. b............ Sc
Gorned Beef, per lb...................... SC
Good Rib Roast Beef, per b......... 1Oc
Fresh Chickens. per lb............... Pic
Fresh Lake Superior Trout. ut....... Sc
Fresh Halibut Steak ................ 10c
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-02

The Great Fire SAKE,
No. ESQ Wabasha street E. & w. Collars,
15c. 20 doz. Suspenders. 10c. 200 doz.
Neckties, 25c.
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tE*AR StECEaL,

PANDORA--A fine clear Havana.
for 25c size Today for 25c
GOV. DOLE A first-class 1Oc
SLTalght ;..:,.. ....................4 for 25c
Stt.i1A RENA - Fire Key West.
CGPIDoRS = Special value Key
West. Only sc
C1RANO-A fire domestic, worth 10c.
Try our MoNOGRAMs at ........5 for iec
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FOR AND AGAINST.

Mayor I<icfer Finds Sentiment IN
Both Sides of Broadway Loop.
Mayor Kiefer has received numerous
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-02
One. go.
.....,

in q thousand achieves
success in his practice
and reputationin heal
ing disease.
Every Oxydonor Vic
tory used at the Begin
min g-at the tinewhen
you would call the doc
tor brings health as
a result. The percent
age is too largely in
your favor to be neg
iected. Are you inter
ested enough in your
health 10 come and
learn about the Oxy-
donor and what it has
done for others?
G. 8. VIII son,
General Dealer,
Io-a ,, New York Life
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INGALLS, HAS MOVED.

He VIII BE ezSeen Rehind Ryan. Desk
Hereafter.
Frank ingalls,, for several years night
clerk at the Merchants. and one of the
most popular men behind the desk in the
city, yesterday severed his connection
at the Merchants and accepted a position
at the Ryan. He is succeeded by J. G.
Hills, of Omaha. Harry Bill, of the
Merchants, also resigned, and is sue-
ceeded by j. F. McGill. lately of the
Spaulding, Duluth
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-02

For the month of May $3.50 were re-
ceived for fines in the municipal court
of which $S7 were assessed in civil
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-02

Fred Gibbons was fined SO in the
municipal court for riding his bicycle
faster than six miles per hour on South
Robert street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-02

James Dorgan, the lad who was in
jured by the fall of large rock at his
home on Thursday last, was reported
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-02
LACROSSE MATCH SUNDAY.
minneapolis aRd st. Paul to Meet at
Spring Park. MinnetonlSa.


The first championship match game of
lacrosse of the season will be played
Sunday afternoon between the Twin City
teams.
This is the initial game in the Western
are members. The st. Paul boys Will
leave the union depot via the Great
Northern at 9:35 a. m, and all the mem
bers are requested to be on hand at 9
a. m. All who wish to join the team on
the train to enjoy a good game and also
a good days outing are invited to come
along. and for those who cannot get this
train they can come out on the second
train, which leaves at 1:30 o. M Re-
turning trains will leave Spring Park
at 4:30 p. M and 1880 p. m.
The lineup of both teams will be as fol-
lows:
ST Paul. Minneapolis
Brown ........... cal :. Mcbride
Murphy ......Cover point :. Sullivan
Hartney :. First defense Walls
Hamilton Second defense Seller
Ohme :. ...... third defense - Rair5
Strachan .....Center field Raymond. a.
Webster ...... Third home :. ,R Rain.
Stewart second home RAYMOND 8
Elliott, First home Moi ,eod
Bailey :. ....Outside home . C1rri
Whyte :. Inside home . .Webber
". D. Stewart Fled Capt...F E. TayIor
CAsGoREA..
Bears the The Kind Yep Have Always Sought
''s.a'''' + zIlz lzl1I.
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For Men.

The first consideration should be
quality. Next don't pay fancy prices.
Good things are not necessarily high
priced. Some examples:
UNDERWEAR-Extra fine quality two
thread Egyptian Balbriggan shirts and
Drawers, the very best for wear. m
Drawers have double seat. OVEC
Price only. y...................
SUITS-Fine ribbed wool and cotton
:.a5: %3a5:.'si2 si'"sss's s5ss sns: Suits $500
tor ......-..........
sUITs-Only few of those "Melba''
Combination Suits left-not all 70
sizes, regular ST 90 kinds DOC.
IOf
JEAN DRAWERS Genuine "Peppereu''
Jean Drawers, made with felled FN
seams and ribbed balbriggan OOC
ankles, the best we know OF for.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-02

The perfection of "tonlcs' is Orange
inc Normally tones nerves, stomach,
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-02
CITY NEWS

Scarlet fever was reported yesterday as
existing at 429 Bay street
Tie National Realty Company of Min
neapolis filed articles yesterday incorpo-
rating with a capital stock of $4,000.
Rev. William c. Pope will speak on
Christian Socialism" at the church of
the Good Shepherd tomorrow night.
Just twenty-four applicants for Supt.
Smiths place as superintendent of
schools have been filed with the school
hoard
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-02

At the commencement exercises to be
held June % at st. Josephs academy,
Rev. Joseph Harrison will deliver the ad-
dress, and Rev. z. ONeill will confer
= tho ii,
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-02

A pound 70" fine Creamery Butter-Queen
Of the Table brand, either in 3, and 10
To- jars or by the single pound
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-02

James Martin, of S54 Jessamine street,
a bicycle rider, accidentally ran into Mrs.
Val Nessick, seventy-six years of age, at
Seventh and Minnesota She was
knocked down, and. after receiving medi-
cal attention, was taken to her home at
SIC Robert Martin s wheel slipped on the
street railway track
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-02

The funeral of Mrs. William Casey, of
Fairfield avenue, will be held today from
the family nome. followed by services at
st. MichaePs church at O'Clock Inter
ment at Calvary
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-02

zoe
4 bottle for Durkee's Salad Dressing, for
Saturday sale only.
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c. o. Johnson, of Pittsburg of the
Alaska Gold Dredging and Mining COM
pany, passed through the city yesterday
with a party of six Pittsburgers en-
route to Cape Nome.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-02
Large Lots of
STRAWBERRIES.

The maximum of worth and the
minimum Of price is what we have
taught housekeepers to expect in the
TerXa store.
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20 Pounds

of light c Sugar for $1.00.
TOc
A pound for fine. rich. full Cream Cheese
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-02

NJ Albert Lawson, for some time a
bookkeeper for the Pabst Brewing COM
pany, died yesterday at his home, 1853
Lawson street, aged 56. The funeral
will be held Sunday at 2:3O from the res
idence, followed by services at the East
Presbyterian Church at o'clock.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-02

There is at present a vacancy in the
second Heutenancy of Battery A, and
it is expected an. election will be called
by the major at an early date There
are two candidates for the Office, First
Sergt. VIM. Keller and Sergt. E. ].
Fuller. At present the chances seem to
be in favor of, Sergt. Keuer's election
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-11-01
IN LOVE WITH HER HUSBAND
Mrs. Clarence Atkinson Wants Her
Husband Arrested On Charge Of
Wife Abandonment,

Mrs. Clarence Atkinson, of 23l5
Eugenia street, applied Friday for a
warrant for the apprehension Of her
husband, Clarence NJ. Atkinson, now
at large.
Hate, revenge and redress of fan
cied wrongs prompt many people to
seek the warrant office at the -Four
Court, but she came 'for love" she
says.
''My husband has been sent away to
Montana to secure a divorce" F" she de-
clared. Sand | must have warrant
to compel him to come back here
Once here all will be well, for he
loves me dearly and love him."
Mrs. Atkinson's matrimonial bub
BILE that began with an elopement last
June, a year ago, has been puncture(
with exciting events. Lately sh'
sued ]. M. Atkinson, Of Audrain coun
ty for 500, 900 for alternating her hus
bands affections and was awarded
$500 by a jury.
The warrant she prays for may b
issued Saturday.--St. Louis Post-D'S
match.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-11-01
MN. A. ATHLETIC NOTES

The game scheduled for Saturday,
Nov. 10, was declared off by mutual
consent Of the managers.
Rain has been a bitter enemy to the
practice this week. But through the
courtesy Of Capt. c. l. Flory, gymna-
SUM director, the manager now has
the team doing three hours daily WORK
under the spacious roof of the gymna'
stun.
On the $40 O'Clock, a. M, WABASH
Monday, Nov. s, the team leaves ioI
Fort Blees. 1t will arrive in Macof
at s;33 Of the same forenoon. Dinnel
and supper will be served at the b M
A. The game will be played at The
usual hour. They will leave Macor
at 1890, night, and arrive home at
O'Clock Tuesday morning. The team
will be pleased to have number o
citizens go with them. Round tfll
| tickets will cost s2.S6. The visitors
of course, will have to take two meal
in town. Or, by leaving Mexico a
11:3o they will save meal ana affiV'
| in time to see the game.
The gymnasium is now completed
the apparatus is here and Capt fiof
has begun regular class instruction
The Academy is singularly fortunat
in having so thorough and eompeten
a man as Capt. Flory in charge OF thl
very important branch of work
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-11-01
RUSH HILL.

Correspondence of the Ledger
RUSH HILL, Oct 3O.-We having
plenty of rain.
Everybody is gathering corn.
Torbert & Fentz SHIELD car loads
of corn for the East st. Louis market.
Mr.. Rodgers went on the excursion
to Chicago Saturday morning.
Harvey Paisley came in from Aux,
vase where he has been station agent
for the c. & A. railroad company fol
the past two months, made his friends
and parents short visit and went t'
Slater on Wednesday where he has ac
cepted a position as station agent 1ol
the G. & A. railroad.
]. B. Harper, formerly a resident O
this place, was killed in St Louii
Wednesday by a railway car which
Jumped the track and crushed hin
against the building upon whicl
he was tacking up tobacco signs. IN
remains we're brought to Benton CIT
over the Wabash and inferred in tn
cemetery at Bachelor, Mo-, by th
Woodman Lodge. Deceased leaves
wife and brother of this place an
many friends to mourn his sudde
death.
james Myers, from Mexico, is visi
| ing friedes here.
i Won Maxwell returned from Peter
burg, Ill, Saturday where he nj
been working.
: Chas. Doolin from Mexico made
A pleasant visit last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-11-01
THOMPSON ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
THOMPSON, Oct.8.-Too much RAIN
Corn gathering is close at hand
It. d. Powell and family moved 10
Benton City Tuesday.
w. A. Faucett has begun planting
a nursery on the farm he lately pur-
chased.
The Holiness meeting two miles
west of here continues.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Harrison nave
moved here from st. Louis.
A. S. Arnett and family with aoou'
thirty Others, will start for Washing
ton about Nov. 20.
Captain Allen, of Mexico, made
rousing speech to the Bryan Demo
leratie Club here Saturday night Cap
tain Allen is fine orator and make
everything 50 plain anyone can under
stand. There was good-sized audl
dence present.
p. II. Cullen viii address the elu
next Saturday. Everybody invite
to attend, regardless of party Ladie
I cordially invited.
Tom Daniel will start for Ooiorau
in a few days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-11-01
nr q w Rothwell Dead.

,sEpAL1A, Mo-, Oct. 24.-Dr. q. W.
Rothwell, widely known Throughout
central Missouri, died to-day at the
bome of his son-in-law, D. W. VIII
liams, north of Sedalia, aged s. years.
DR. Pothwell was born in Albemare
county, Virginia, his fathers farm
adjoining Monticello, Thomas Jeier-
SOM home. He graduated from the
University of Virginia, and with his u
bride, emigrated to Saline county, IN
this state, where he commenced th'
practice of medicine,
DIR. G. w. Rothwell was an uncle o
nr Thos. P. Rothwell, deceased, o
this city. DR.. Clarence Rothweli IN
forms the LEDGER that his father Dr
T, P. Rothwell, studied medicine un
dor DIR. G.. w. Rothwell in about th
vaar 1864
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-11-01
THANKSGIVING DAY.
THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMA.
TIOE FIXED ON NOVEMBER
TWENTY-NIRTH.
MUCH TO Be THANKFUL FOR.
Mr.. Mckinley Sees Providencs's Hand
in Harvests, Prosperity, Sue
cess in War and the China
Incident.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-The State
Department to-day issued the follow
ing:
BY the President of the United
States Of America-A Proclamation:
II has pleased Almighty. God to-
bring our nation in safety and honor
through another year. The works Of
religion and charity have everywhere
been manifested. Our country has
through all its extent been blessed
with abundant harvests. Labor and
the great industries of the people have
prospered beyond all precedent Our
commerce has spread over the world.
Our power and influence in the cause
of freedom and enlightenment have
extended over distant seas and lands.
The lives Of our official representatives
and many of our people In China have
been maryelously preserved. We have
been generally exempt from pestilence
and other great calamities and even
the tragic visitation which over.
whelmed the city of Galveston made
evident the sentiments Of sympathy
and Christian charity by virtue Of
which we are one united people.
Now therefore, l, William McKin
ley, President Of the United States
do thereby appoint and set apart
| Thursday, the Goth of November next
to be observed by all the people of the
| United States at home or abroad, as 9
day of thanksgiving and praise to Hin
who holds the nations in the hollow o.
| his hand.
| recommend that they gather il
their several places of worship ant
deyoutly give Him thanks for tn
prosperity wherewith he has endowe'
us, for seed-time and harvest, for tn
valor, devotion and humanity Of GU
armies and naives and for all Hi
benefits to us as individuals and as
nation, and that they humbly pra
for theH continuance of His divin
favor, for concord and amity wit
other nations, and for Righteousness
' and peace in all our ways.
In witness whereof | have hereunt
set my hand and caused the seal
the United States to be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington
Il this 10Th day Of October, in the yea
of our Lord, one thousand nine hui
dred, and of the independence Of IL
i Unlten States, the one hundred ar
! twenty-fifth.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
john HAY, President.
Secretary Of State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-11-01
LADDONIA ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger
LADDoNIA, Oct. 30. = DR.. Robert
Nicholas, of Mexico, visited relatives
here the first of the week.
Miss Dora Hinde, Of JameSport, is
the guest of her cousin, Mrs, Verde
Bowman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Miller and son
Calvin, and Miss Matte Tate, Of Ben
ton City, visited Mr.. and Mrs. B. f.
Pledge this week. Miss Tate recently
returned from Corea, where she had
spent eight years as missionary,
Mrs. J. w. Herd and Mrs. 7. l.
Littlepage, of Florida, visited theii
brother, T. N. Greening, this week.
d. billiard and sister, of Mexico
visited Miss Bessie Corner Sunda,
and Monday,
Mrs. j. G. Harley's health does no
seem to improve.
Mrs. Bozara wiA have special sale
on jackets, capes, collarettes an
trimmed hats on Friday and Satul
day, Nov. 2 and 3. Everything at tn
very lowest prices.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-11-01
six FrightfuI Failures,

Six terrible failures Of six different
doctors nearly sent VIM. H. Mullen, of
Lockland, O., to an early grave. All
said he had fatal lung trouble and
that he must soon die. But he was
urged to try DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption. After taking five
bottles he was entirely cured. 1t is posi-
lively guaranteed to cure all diseases
of throat, chest and lungs, including
coughs, colds, la grippe, pneumonia
bronchitis, asthma, hay fever, Group
and whooping cough. soc and 81. Trial
bottles free at ]. F. Llewellyn's drul
Store
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-11-01
COUNTY NEWS.
Y0UNGN CREEK ITEMS

Correspondence of the Ledger.
YoUNGs CREEK, Mo-, Oct, BIG, T,
Schieifer and wife are spending few
days with Mrs. Schieffer's sister before
going to Texas.
Next Sunday will be Bro. DOrsey's
regular appointment at Midway.
Tom Tillman is preparing to take
possession of G.. 7. Schieffer's farm.
Taylor Skinner is able to be out
after a spell of illness.
w. II. Asbury says he is ready tt
start south with his calves as soon as
he votes for Bryan.
Farmers are rejoicing over the rair
having filled tie ponds.
Hugh Brenton got one Of his finger
badly mashed one day last week Will
unloading wood.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-11-01

We have just received our first car
load Of shoes and we have the secolu
ON the way. weintend toretail these
goods at wholesale prices ana maxi max,
GOOD our promise to save the people
400 600 on their shoe and boot piiiS,
Come one and all, old and young ano m
see and profit by our good work. the
Killing of Mr.. High Prices
m1t-dwts P. S. MITCHELL, Agt