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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14


LETTERS received at Worlds Fair
headquarters state that every men
tion Of the ST. Louis Worlds Fair at
the international Conference Of
American states now being held in
the City Of Mexico, has been most
cordially received by the delegates.
When the matter was brought up,
John Barrett addressed the eonyen-
ton, speaking for the delegates from
the United States. At the conclusion
Of his address be was congratulated
on ali sides, and the Hon. w. l.
Buchanan, Of the American delega-
ton. was later made a member Of the
committee on General Welfare, the
committee which viii report On the
matter Of endorsing the st. Louis
Worlds Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14
TIE FATHERS U

The Fathers house has many rooms.
And each is fair;
And some are reached through gath.
cred gloom,
By silent stair:
But He keeps house and makes n
home "aAcs ~
Whichever way the children come.
Plenty and pleasure everywhere
His house within;
Inc rooms are eloquent with PRAYER.
The songs begin,
Ana Gear hearts, filled with love. are
forgetting that they once we're sad.
lhe Fathers house is surely thine.
Therefore, why waltz
lights Of love through DARKNESS
The hour grows late.
rush back the curtain Of \ doubt
Aha enter-none will cast thee an,
MARIANNE FARSfxou~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

TO all whom u MAY concern.
Notice Il hereby given that The Mcxc0RG
Inc and Loan Associations corpOrail0n gNa
lied and existing under the laws Of he 81
OF Missouri has died q petition with The "a
OF this court IN vacation, alleging that tk 4
owner Of N estate IN Zee, simple In and . d
following lands to-witi A part OF block r.
bered -Four "a Of John A. Pearson's adAai
20 tho City Of Mexico Audrain County =
sour. described as follows. Begin az TIE
east corner OF snid block numbered F0H
and run thence north y hundred and tvl
Had feet. thence west two hundred addi
t2t0l f~eetsthence s0uth0n hundred and i've
tle0l feet, thence east two hundred ahdfz|
tstpj feet 20 the place OF beginning, and a
b Q said court VIII make q decree suIg
an alleged lost general warranty deed. ID
executed and delivered by ". II. Banz
b b Runkie. dated on or about AagEi 4
lae. and conveying the said LANDS 70 fss
b b hunkie. and wherein It Is ALLEGED ]
said deed waslost or destroyed beiar ]
same was placed Of record.
Every person concerned will Therefore i
notice that a decree viii be entered e !
court % the next January term beginnf J
srd Monday OF january, 1902 OF aid -
after due publication OF this notice, adludaI
the title in and 10 said lands; and s1Tgih
said lost deed.
IL Is therefore ordered BY the clerk Of 4
court, IN vacation. that publication be ID
herein notifying every person concerned 4
Q petition has been flied IN this court. The 4
iect and general nature OF which Is to Id
the said court 70 hesr and make rec0az
the contents Of said lost deed and ada
petitioner s Interest IN and 10 said lsndsE Z
Tor all proper relief that 10 the court nay ~
lust and proper.
Now, therefore. every person concerned
hereby notified OF the filing OF this pain
and the purpose thereof, and Il you object y /
shall appear at the Court House 10 Msn
at the time aforesaid.
And L IS further ordered that q copy hea
be published In the Mexico Weekly LuGEx
weekly newspaper publlshed In said C011I
Audrain and State of Missouri. Tor -four Heda
successfully. the last Insertion 10 be al Las
-four weeks before the commencement {
OF said nex term Of this court
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14
MEN AND AFFAIRS

Through trains are not always best.
Ex-Goy. Hogg, Of Texas, took an 70
commodation, stopped over at Beau
mont and happened upon an oil land
deal that netted him 81, 900. 900.
Reversing to a Bridgeport judges
dictum that no woman can tell when
a man is Intoxicated, 1t is recalled Of
numbers OF good sisters that they
were unable to see soldiers sober be-
fore the anti-canteen bill or drunk
after that measure was passed.
Terry McGovern, in referring to
be a good papa to his children
rather than a good fellow in bar
rooms, sets a eommendable example
TO many men who are not pugilists.
A paragraph in the September
number OF Literature, copied In the
London Tine, mentions the festival
Of Breton Union in Quimperle, Lower
Brittany, and the presence at that
gathering Of 'the American lady, Mrs
Mosher, 10 whom the Breton men Of
letters have given the name 'I'Ameri.
came retonnante." Mrs. Mosher,
who was formerly the Vienna CORES
pondent Of 1.-THE World, has lately re
ceived the compliment Of being made
honorary member Of the Federation
of Breton Students, and was present
ed with the decorative badge Of thai
body. Mrs. Mosher is returning t
this country to give readings on Brit
tany and Breton lore.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

The social rank OF each cabinet
officer Is reck0ned according 10 bis
standing In the order Of succession to
the Presidency, which is arranged &C.
cording to the age Of each executive
department. The State Department
having been the first executive branch
Of the government created, the Secre-
tary Of State is the Official and social
head OF the cabinet and the first Of its
members to succeed to the Presidency.
IN the event Of the death Of both Presi.
dent and Vice-Pfesldent. II the
President, Vice-Presldent and Score.
tary Of State we're 10 all die before
their successors had been appointed
The Secretary Of the Treasury would
become President, because HIS Is the
second Oldest Of The executive de.
partments This right TO succession
extends In turn 70 the Secretary Of
War, Attorney General, Postmaster.
General, Secretary Of the Navy. and
lastly 10 the Secretary OF the interior
This graduation thus indicates the 40
cal Hnk Of each cabinet onicer IN his
own elrcle.-The Ladiss Homo Journal
for November.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14
WORLDS rAIR BUILDINGS
Principal Structures Spread Over One
Hundred and Twenty-Six Acres.

ST. Lotus, Mo-, Nov. IL. Exact
figures we're given to-day by Isaac s
Taylor, Director OF Construction and
Maintenance Of the Worlds Fair,
showing area and cost Of the principal
exhibit buildings. The total area Of
twelve buildings Is l26.E acres, and
the total estimated cost ~s6,T5o,000.
The estimated cost Is for the bare
buildings and does noe include sculp-
tural or other decorations. There win
be probably thirty other buildings
ranging from one to several acres for
special exhibits and other purposes
besides the State and foreign build
ings. For example, the proposed
Temple Of Fraternity will cover an
acre and a half, the Administration
Building about the same amount and
the power house probably two or three
acres. The statement OF Director
Taylor In detail is as follows:
ART BUILDING.
Dimension, 300x90O feet.
Area in acres, 6.1S.
Architect, Cas- Gilbert.
Cost 81, 600, 900.
TWO PAvILI0Ns.
Dimensions, 200x3O0 feet.
Area In acres 2.75.
Architect Cass Gilbert
LIBERAL ARTS.
Dimensions COOKIES feet
Area in acres, FPS.
Architect, Eames & Young.
Cost, $4,000.
MANUFACTURES AND LIBERAL ARTS.
Dimensions, 525xl2O0 feet.
Area in acres, i4.46.
Architect, Carrere & Hastings.
Cost. s345, 900.
ELECTRICITY.
Dimensions, 6OOx525 feet.
Area in acres, TBS.
Architect, Walker & Kimball.
Cost, 100000.
MINES 8ND MErALLUReY.
Dimensions, 525x12OO feet.
Area in acres, 14.46.
Architect, Van Brunt & Howe.
Cost, 100000.
EDUCATION.
Dimensions, 525x750 feet.
Area In acres, 9.O4.
Architect, Thee. c. Link.
Cost, $4,000.
SOCIAL ECONOMY.
Dimensions, 525x750 feet.
Area in acres, 9.O4.
Architect, Barnett, Haynes & Bar
nett.
Cost, 100000.
TRANSPORTATION.
Dimensions, 525xsOO feet.
Area in in acres, 0.6l.
Architect, Widmann, Walsh 4
Boisselier.
Cost, 100000.
MACHINERY.
Dimensions, 525xl0O0 feet.
Area in acres, 1905.
Cost, 300, 600.
GOVERNMENT BUILDING WITH Wis HEH
les, PAVILION s ORDNANCE PAVILION,
Dimensions, 4O0x250 feet
Area In acres, 2.29.
Architect, J.. Knox Taylor.
Cost, $3.50, 900.
AGRICULTURAL BUILDING.
Dimensions, 700x2000 feet.
Area In acres, 32.14.
Architect, Isaac S. Taylor.
Cost $4,000.
Total number Of acres, 128.53.
Total cost, 90, 10000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14
pockerY,s p-roclamation.

JEFFERSON CRY, No, Nov. H.
Governor Dockery to-day issued his
Thanksgiving proclamation. II is the
shortest yer made by a Missouri
governor. II follows:
"The Presidents Of the United States,
In accordance with a long established
and appropriate custom, having desig-
mated Thursday, November %, 1901, as
a day Of thanksgiving and prayer, ]
therefore respectfully request the
people Of Missouri to observe the day
and return thanks TO Almighty God
for the many blessings bestowed upon
our country during the twelve months
uastr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14
FORTY YEARS IN CHARGE
Rev. John F cowan Has ocen,,.,,
Pulpit ID the AaxVasse Cbar ''S y
That Long.

On Sunday, Noyember ,o,,
Auxyasse church in Callawav o,. Y
celebrated the 4oth a%nnlyersarv V !, Y
pastofate Of Rev. John +. Cow5n ! y
The pastor IS a native NissaD
born IN Putosi In 1897. lie wy
Gated at Westminster Colleaa 'ua
Princeton Theological Seminar Saa
Auxvasse church Is the only m.
has served. II is about ten mn'
northeast Of Fulton, on the ANU la
river y was organized in ls9s \.
early settlers in Grand Prairie i W
north Of Il and Nine Mile pr,,.. 'ae
the east Of It were Pr~esbyterlans -
Virginia and Kentucky. The chn'',
being first on the ground, held 4 -
grew rapidly. At the time Rev ~.
an took charge OF it, November ina
1.-THE church then being % wear, y
1t had had just 500 names on Ms ~
1t had had u pastors. DnriDa ~ y
period Of Rev. Cowan's pastoral. \
has added nearly 400 more mama.
its roll. OF course, these figures 4
not represent the present membershI.
Of the church. Deaths, removals ~
the settling of Of three other cbp,.h.
out Of the membership and the Z,
cumscrlbIng thus Of It's limits h..
left 1t only a church Of abopt ,e
members. But 1t still maintains h.
service ever Sabbath and proposes \
keep DR.. Cowan for its pastor. In i
dltion to his work as pastor he h.
been for the past IA years and sim
professor Of Modern Languages as
Hebrew in Westminster College
The ladies Of the church p~resqu,a
DR.. Cowan a handsome set Of fumitm
as a small token Of their esteem ~
appreciation as pastor Of their cbumA
at the meeting Sunday Dr. Gown
gave a review Of the church from 4
beginning 70 the present time. TbHS
are few men that have held 4,
charge for so long a period as b
Cowan has held this one, and nu
are held in higher esteem by their n
gregation than is DR.. Cowan bytr
members Of AuxyaSse Church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

THE following from the Sedalia MOI
Scafiad viii b. Of interest % some
"knocken,n even Ia Mexico: The
one thing that has hurt Sedalia most
In time past Is The fact that whenever
any Individual public OF private. APP
reared On the eve Of making q dollar
or two be Immediately hsd a pack Of
eoyote loommoniy knoen - knockers
a. ms heels That generally hKed him
and II be had 8 scheme Or concern that
was calculated % both enrich himself
and benebt the community, that pro
Iecf o. Aaasines generally received is
death HleE " 8 ssrhns st back. In
stance u this kind can be counted by
IL eeaTe lsnstu time b pnoat by
Such nzzl experiences and turn ever q
neu iaH Wouldn't it Be better %.
extend ) friendly and helping hand 10.
al uha have for their purpose the Up
buIidias and improvement 0sedaiias
Let's ~ Il . shle Sappose that
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14
MISS STONE IS SUFFERING.
The Constant Moving of the Bands
Wearing on the Captives.

SOFIA, BULGARIA, Nov. 9.--fn the
latest letter received from Miss Ellen
NJ. Stone. the captive American mis-
sionary says she is exposed 10 much
hardship and suffering, owing to the
constant movement Of the bandits
over hills and ravines, notwithstand-
ing the rigors Of the winter. In con-
sequence Of this activity, which has
lately been increased by the Bulgarian
troops, the condition ofMadame Tsilka.
Miss Stones companion, is even more
pitable, owing to her expected acconch-
ment.
The belief that Miss Stone Is con-
cealed in a Village is discredited. as
is the reported birth Of a child 10
Madame Tsilka. The monastery Of
Rilo was searched by the authorities,
as the prisoners were reported TO be
there. Troops are also searching the
neighboring hills.
Mr.. Dickinson, the consul7general al
Sofia, conferred to-day with NJ.
Danef at the Bulgarian foreign ONCE.
II is understood that Mr.. Dickinson
made representations against the
movements Of the troops.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

DIRECTOR TAYLOR has completed
his plans for the ~orgalzation Of the
workers Of the Worlds Fair site, and
finds that they viii number somewhere
between 1000 and 5000 men, including
photographers, designers, sculpton,
mural PAINTERS, color workers, engi-
neers, assistant directors Of works,
building engineers timekeepers,
watchmen, craftsmen, clerical force,
hydraulic engineers, decorators, borers
u artesian wells, sheet metal workers,
railway employees on the grounds,
tree replanteR, lumber movers, grad
erS, stat workers, steel inspectors,
plumbing inspectors, landscape, arehi-
tects and gardeners. mechanical
engineer, electrical Inspectors, super
intcndents d structural engineering,
mlllwFights and superlntendents Of
buildings
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14
Dave Harris Not a CANDIDATE

Fron ne Faiton Telegraph
The Republic Of Sunday, In q dis
patch from Fulton, says that ID. II.
Harris is = candidate for Congress in
the Ninth District. II also says that
Nj. Harris reason for presenting him
self at once Is Mr.. Clark's candidacy
for the Senate-Mr. Harris says that
he is not = candidate and that he did
moi authorize the announcement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14
UP TO DATE.

We teach the children Danish,
TrigOnOmetry and Spanish;
Fill their heads with old-tlmenotionl
And the secrets OF the oceans,
And the eunelform inscriptions
From the land Of the Egyptians;
Learn the date Of every battle:
Know the habits Of the cattle.
Know the date Of every GROWING,
Read the poetry Of Browning;
Make them show a preference
For each musty branch of science:
Tel the acreage Of Sweden,
And the serpent's wIles In Eden;
And the other things we teach 'em
Make a mountain 50 immense
That we have no moment left
To teach them common sense.
London Times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

At the closeof the regular session Of
the City countil Monday night vii.
liam Ragsdale, member from the
Fourth Ward, entertained the mem.
bers and some Of the city officials at a
neat little supper at McKinley's
restaurant. Mr.. Ragsdale's recent
marriage was the cause Of the spread.
Oysters, Of the Baltimore variety
domestic bi-yalves being barred we're
the main feature Of the supper.
After the company was through sew.
eral toasts were responded TO, among
the speakers being Hon. W. II. Ken
nan, City Clerk Williams, City Attor-
ney Orear and Councilman Cluster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

DURING the last year or so the LED
GER has had three or four large thermo-
meters stolen OF destroyed. These
thermometers were placed in front Of
the LEDGER Office for the convenience
Of the public. 1t seems that thermo-
meters in front Of newspaper Offices in
other towns disappear. Walter
Williams, editor Of the Columbia MO-
Herold, under the head lines Of The
MeaneSt Man Alive says: Some
body stole this week the Thermometer
which hangs 10 front Of the Herald
Office. 1t is the third time a thermo-
meter has been stolen from the same
place. We have been figuring upon
how it is possible for a man TO be
guilty Of act like this. What his mo
tive is we car not imagine. II he is
impelled by a desire to harm the
Herald office he has made a mistake,
for the instrument has been hung out
daily not for the benefit Of the Herald,
but for the public. He certainly does
not intend 10 use 1t. A man mean
enough to do an act like that has no
interest in the weather in this world.
He probably will have in the next, but
be can not take the thermometer with
him and II he did II would not rise
high enough 10 measure the tempera-
ture. II would melt. Possibly he
may have been moved by a spirit Of
fun, and belongs 10 the class Of
humorists who carry Of gates and pile
goods boxes in the street after night
fall, and thus conyulse the public. II
50 We trust be has laughed over II
sufficiently TO return IL. We can pos
sibly get another thermometer, but we
are sure we can nowhere find another
such man. We do not desire TO punish
him. But we want his photograph.
We would like TO exhibit him to the
world
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

The trouble begins with a tickling
IN the throat and a Hagging little
Soreness In the chest follows
and the patient wonders II he is going
to have an ali winter cold. Probshly,
II be does the wrong thing Oh nothing.
Certainly not II he uses Perry Davis
Ialnkiller, the stauneh old remedy
that cures a cold In twentysfour hours.
There is but one Palnkiller, Perry
naWtef
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

FULTON, Nov. n-Hans Lawther.
one Of the Oldest citizens Of Galloway
county, died at bis home in this citJ
Sunday night. He had been connect
ed With the business interests Of Full.
ton for half a century and accumulat.
ed q considerable fortune.
He was born in County Down, Ire.
land, May 8, 1878, and came 10 Fulton
in 1885. He leaves five children, VIII
liam and John Lawther, OF Fultoni
Mrs. Edgar Duncan, Of Salt Lake City,
Utah; Mrs. Mary +. Hermann, Of 81.
Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14
STATE or
COUNTY or ArDnarN. y

III. G. Buekner. Clerk OF the Circuit Cd
within and for the county and state aioreaz
do hereby certify that the above and iE4
ING 4 q fun. true and complete cory 2 :
order OF publication IN the above entia
eause as tne same appears loi record %
ONCE.
Witness my hand and Onlcial seal HEH
once in the City OF Mexico, County and ".
Aforesaid. this 5th day OF Novcm1eLA y
lsKAI.l j. C. BUOKNLR
aiat Clerk OF the Circuit VoaH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

Judge Charles n. Daily, Of savan-
nah, Lad 4 big mule sale one day last
week. Forty i've mules we're scld and
lhey brought q total Of slo,0so, or an
average price Of sz1s per head.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

Ten miles in Saline county is not
ten miles in Audrain county, and
then Saline county may also be blessed
with an imaginative correspondent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

PROTRAcTED meetings are now in
progress at the South Methodist
church and the Baptist church. Our
people are all interested in the success
Of these meetings.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14
NOVEMBER

The autumn Is old,
The scar leaves are flying;
He hath gathered up gold,
And now he is dying:
Old age begin signing.
The year is In the wane,
There's nothing adjoining
The night has no eve,
And the day has no morning;
Cold winter gives warning.
THOMAS HOOP.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

ioLroS' Nov. 9-David II. Harris
ertosecnting Attorney Of callaway
ooahIy' Is seriously contemplating an
Saa'eenent as a Democratic can.
District "e NIntn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

NOVEMBER !.

1911. Battle Of Tippccanoe fought
BY Gen. Harrison.
isls. Sixteenth presidential cleo
ton. Zachary Taylor received l@
electoral votes and Lewis Cas- Of
Kentucky, 1T electoral votes.
1876 Twenty : third presidential
election. Hayes received is electoral
and 4.0SS 2e5 popular votes; Tilden ls4
electoral and s,2s4, 265 popular votes
NOVEMBER s.
1885. Thirteenth presidential cleo
ton. Martin Van Buren, was elected
President with 76i, 4s popular and ITO
electoral votes against u electoral
votes for his nearest competitor, Will
lam Henry Watterson. Total popular
vote, 1880 No YicePresident
chosen because OF lack OF majority OF
electoral votes. Senate chose Richard
NJ. johnson.
1851. Confederate ENJOYS, Mason
and Slidell, captured on British steam
er, Trent, by Capt Wilkes, L. S. n.
1864. Twentieth presidential cleo
ton. Lincoln and johnson carried p
states; Mcclellan and Pendleton, 8;
IL not voting.
1889. Montana was admitted to the
union.
1892. Twenty-seyenth presidential
election. Cleveland received 81 cleo
toral and 5,55s,5Ss popular votes;
Harrison, AS electoral and 5,440,2l6
popular votes; Weaver, . electoral
and 1,l22,045 popular votes.
NOVEMBER 9.
1909. ST. Louis, No, was ineorpo-
rated as a town.
1924. Tenth presidential election.
Unpopular votes John Quincy Adams
received 1O5,3 21: Andrew jackson, 152,-
500; W. H. Crawford, 1895; Henry
Clay, s7,Os7. No candidate for presi-
dent received a majority Of electoral
votes and election devolved upon the
House Of Representatives. John c.
Calhoun was elected yice-preSident.
1872 Great fire Of Boston.
1888 The Fifth Missouri Yolun-
teers were mustered out Of service at
Kansas City.
NOVEMBER 10.
1883. Martin Luther born.
IT'S. United States marine corps
was established.
1880. President Jackson signed a
patent to land lying about u miles
north Of Mexico, In favor Of John
Charleton.
1870. Fourteenth presidential cleo
tion. William Henry Harrison re-
eeiyed 234 electoral and 1,275,0l7 popu-
lar votes, and Martin Van Buren, 60
electoral and l,l2s, 1902 popular votes.
NOVEMBER IL.
1920. Mayn0wer anchored within
Cape God.
1898. Eleventh presidential cleo
tion. Andrew Jackson received $751;
O3s popular n l1e electoral votes;
John Quincy Adams received 5l2, $50
popular and So electoral votes.
1883. Washington admitted to the
union.
NOVEMBER T.
rs A. D. Era Of ascension began.
1874 Fifteenth presidential cleo.
ton. James X. Polk received I7t
electoral and l,SS5,s34 popular votes;
Henry Clay received los electoral and
I,2s7,053 popular votes.
1857. Lucknow captured.
NOVEMBER Is.
1906. French entered Vienna.
ls22 Twelfth presidential election.
Andrew jackson received 6s7 .51 popu-
lar and 2l9 electoral votes, and Henry
530,ls9 popular and 40 electoral votes.
1898. Great meteoric display visible
in North Ampriea
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

TIE Brunswick NO. Brunst4cker
has entered upon its ff~ty-fourth year,
and is one Of Missouriis most substan-
tial, conservative and popular country
newspaper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

every man and woman in Sedalia make
1t their firm resolve duriRgth b coming
year 70 bus Sedalis-made goods and 70
talk for Sedalia whenever opportunity
il presented.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

Try Maple City Self Washing 81,
for washing woolens or lace curtala
1t IS unequalled for washing ladIs
shirt waists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

r. H.. Edmonds has been appointed
receiver Of the V. o. p. King stock Of
hardware. The appointment was
made BY the United States Court Of
Bankruptcy ani removes Jno. T. Bak-
er as assignee This is made possible
under the State Law Of assignment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14
How sapkev comno,e. "a, -.

How sankey Composes His HYMNS.
As he sings, 50 Mr.. Sankey eomposes
the tunes for his hymns Inspired BY
the feeling Of the moment. Often be
will stop suddenly in the midst Of read
ing or talking 10 Jot down on the ever
ready music-paper some bit Of melody
That comes TO him. These jottIngs he
gathers together and develops at his
leisure, sometimes fitting them 10
poems preserved in his scrapbook,
sometimes getting Fannie Crosby or
another hymn-wister 70 write words
especially for his music. He once said:
Good words viii soon attract a good
tune" lie believes In melody always
over harmony as a power 20 move
people.-Noyember Ladles Homo jour
nal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

Mrs. W. A. Hanna and daughter, Of
Mexico, who have been visiting
friends in Fulton. left for their home
In Mexico Monday morning = Fulton
sara.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

A new line Of Appllques and dn.
trimmings Just received at
Runs DRY GooDs SroRE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

Miss oauthorn, a daughter Of IN
frank Cauthorn, Of Sonora, Merleo
IS the guest OF b. r. Cau:horn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

The new opera house at BoonyIa
had a successful opening rceently, ID
receipts being $1,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

Lakenan & Barnes, as agents. To-
DAY sold w. II. Ballews farm Of $50
acres IN Galway county for %, 800 10
". II. Dixon, Of Boone county. Mr..
Ballew taking In Mr.. Dixon's 260-acre
farm IN Lonoke county, Arkansas, at
s3,i20.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

Emmett Bolts who has been living
In Old Mexico for the past year, win
visit relatives and friends 10 this clty
the last Of this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-14

Twenty miles Of new telephone wires
are 10 be strung l. Rails County.