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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26
Ahnnt ThsorY and Condition.

Once upon a time there was a young
man who was about to be graduated
from college. He sat down TO write
an Grafton for commencement He
chose as his subject, 1.-THE Mastery Of
Mind He wrote that mind is the
supreme force Of the universe and
that, before It's mighty sweep, COM
mercialism hides its face In shame.
'In this day" be said, imam must
be educated 20 succeed. His interest
must be cultivated. The world Is
learning rapidly that what 1t needs
are men with their minds raised to
LIES highest plane; men who think
more Of the brain than the dollar;
men who love art for arts sake and
life because il gives them a chance 10
love. Away with the base use to which
men put their souls-the making Of
money! Man Is no longer measured
by his dollars, but by his brain. The
educated poor man can 20 to-day
where the ignorant rich one would
not dare intrude."
The Grafton was delivered according
70 schedule and was greeted with
thunders Of applause. The audience
nudged itself with its elbows and said
the young man would be great some
day.
Four weeks later the young man,
armed with his diploma, came to st.
Louis to enter upon life. He won
dered, when he arrived, how many
5000 jobs would be offered to him
when the city should learn be was
on hand.
Much TO the young mans disap-
pointment not one was rendered.
Then, the young man set out to find a
"positionm-that's the word he used
when he applied for a iob-and he
showed his diploma to all to whom hi
applied. Not one Of them could read
the Latin in It and all gave him the
icy stare when he said he had con
cluded he would be willing to star
with a salary Of 1900 a year.
Finally, after ten days Of tramping
he procured a job-he no longer spokI
Of it as a position-answering the tele
phone at s10 a week for a man whf
said 81 SEEM 81 ain't,n and mad
many other grave attractions Of ths
Kings English, but had solved thu
problem Of succeeding without am
education OF the college kind.
NJ A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26
FOR THE COURT
Some Of the Questions for the sehley
Board Of Inquiry to Decide.

WASHINGTON. Sept M-These are
the questions to be passed upon by
the Nayy Beard OF Inquiry appointed
By Secretary Long upon the demand
Of Rear-Admiral Schley, which recon
venes here to-day;
l. The conduct Of Rear-Adminl
Schley in connection with the events
Of the Santiago campaign.
. Why was the Flying Squadron
delayed of Cienfueguss
s. What causd the SLOW progress
from Cienfuegos TO Santiago
L. The reasons for the retrugrade
movement from Santiago.
5. The justification for the disobe-
dience Of orders OF the Navy Depart
ment Of May 25, 1898
9. What was the condition Of the
coal supply OF the squadron, the
facilities for coaling and the necessity,
il any, for going to Key West to coal,
and were the reports Of Schley relative
TO this subject accurate?
I. Did Schley make proper effort TO
capture or destroy the Colon when
that ship was first sighted in the en-
trance Of Santiago harbor, and was
the attack on the batteries at the en-
trance Of the harbor and the Spanish
vessels lying inside the entrance made
at proper ranges:
s. Was the blockade Of Santiago
harbor, as maintained by Schley,
adeQuates
9. Was the turn or loop made by
the Brooklyn during the battleof July
) a proper movement
10. The propriety Of Schley's con-
~troversy with Lieut. Hodgson in rela-
ton to the loop Of the Brooklyn dur
ingthe battle, In the ensuing colloQuy
and in the subsequent correspondence
on the subject
II, during the sessions Of court any
other matters having a bearing on
the controversy come up, the court
must investigate them also. The in
quiry is not restricted to the ten main
heads mentioned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26
Stock and Farm Notes.

Tuesdays Lire Stock Reporter says;
James II. Starr, one of the best known
stockmen Of Audrain county, was
here and marketed 50 head OF choice
2s9-poGnd hogs Of his own raising and
feeding that sold at S7.3O.-D. II.
Barker and j, II. Arnold, we'll
known among the old and prominent
cOnsignOrs Of the market obtained the
top Of the beef market to-day for some
steers which they marketed in that
class. There were 81 head 10 the con-
Segment which was shipped con
junctively. They averaged 453 pounds
and brought $685.. G. c. Turner, of
Audrain county, was the feeder.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26
PUBLIC SAIL
ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBa

In order 10 close up partnership
ness, we will have a division q
property on the above date II
James Quinlan farm, u miles I'D
east OF Mexico, when we viii O5d1
following described property, eut|
One hundred horses, mules and
nets.
Forty-eight head Of hons
mares, consisting OF saddle ID
and draft mares; some Of them 4
by such horses as MOntruSe, Gny q
and star Rose; 4 yeaTling and n
year-olds, one registered running 4
Newton Belle.
Fifty head Of mules, consisting
two-year-olds and 6 yearlings A
| Kentucky bred iennet aud colt
Eight head OF cattle, consisting
milk cows and 3 calves, Als02 I
oughbred brood sows and pigs N
oughbred Poland China boar.
One hundred tons Of hay, Q id
moved oats, farm implement
household furniture.
TERMS or SALE. All sums a
$40, cash; all sums over that ama
credit OF " month will be glYea /
chaser giving note bearing IND
at 3 per cent.
Sale begins at i0o'clOck. Free 4
at IL o'clock. JAMES QCINLnI
III. C. EuBANn
A. D. Bledsoe, clerk; Jap Slqi
and j. I. Johnson, aucti0neen
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26
LmzA1Ma
For stylish Footwear.


WASHINGTON, Sept 2L.-oounsel for
Admiral Schley have developed their
line Of procedure. Briefly, It is as
follows:
Hrst-They will endeaYor 70 show
that the blockade OF Santiago as main
taIned by Schley was the same, 80 far
as distances were concerned, as that
maintained by Sampson.
Second-That in the failure TO at
tack the Colon, the same policy was
pursued by Sampson on June l as by
Schley before SIMPSONS arrival.
Third-That on July , the Brooklyn
had her proper station, under Samp-
sons orders.
Fourth-That Sampson, from first
to last, was never In the fight at
Santiago, and that on Sehley rested
the responsibility for the battle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

WEare all interested in the success
II President Roosevelt's administra-
ton. No matter whether We are
Democrats Republicans OF Populists
We all endorse Vim. J. Bryan's public
statement along this line. Before an
election Il Is right and proper for the
members Of all parties to endeavor in
every honest and fair way 70 secure
the election Of theirfavorite, but when
the election is over and the President
named. be is President Of all the peo-
pie and should have the hearty CO
operstionof every American citizen In
giving this country The best govern
ment possible.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

SECRETARY OF STATE SAN b. Cook
has announced the resignation OF
state Bank Examiner B. +. Clark, q
take effect October l.. Mr.. Clark's sue
eessor viii be taken, Mr.. Cook says
from the northeast part Of the State,
where Mr.. Clafk's field Of labor has
been. The position is an important
one and pays 1900 a year and expen'
ses while the examiner Is In the field.
There are many applicants for the
place. Mr.. Cook win name Mr.
Clafkis successor this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26
sir Tims. Around tha Earth.

While the general public is vaguely
aware that enormous quantities Of
material are used in the making Of the
modern magazine, comparatively few
persons have any idea Of the vast
amount required. II the paper used
in the last two issues Of the Ladio
Hone Journal, for instance, were in
one gigantic strip a foot wide, II would
go nearly six times around the earth
at the equator, or almost forty-three
times from New York 20 San Fran
cisco. In other words, such a strip
would be more than 10000 miles long!
II the copies ola single edition Of the
Journal were piled on top Of another,
they would tower to a helght Of nearly
two miles, almost two thousand feet
more than the average height Of the
Alps, or half as high again as Mount
Washington. To print the Journal
on this huge mass Of paper takes al
most 6,000 gallons Of ink every year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26
PROM w"AsHIEGrOE.

MKNLEY on POSTAGE STAMPS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IA special
issue u stamps commemorative Of the
life Of the late President Mckinley is
under contemplation at the Post
Once Department Consideration Of
the subject, however, has not pro-
gressed sufficiently 70 indicate def
nlteIy what action may be taken.
WHY BULLET WAS NOT FOUND.
DR.. Mynter, one Of the Presidents
PHYSICIANS, testified that the reason
the bullet was not located at the
autopsy was the unwillingneSs Of the
Presidents relatives to have the body
further mutilated by Instruments The
physicians probed for four hours TO
locate the bullet, and then 1t was
abandoned.
REFUSES TO CONSULT HIS COUNSEL
Czolgosz is playing his part well, 50
far as his refusal to profit BY the ad-
wise Of his attorneys is concerned. He
shows but slight interest in the pro
ceedings and has stubbornly refused
TO talk with the men who have been
assigned to make a legal fight for his
life.
The assassin has spoken but twice
in the court room. Asked to plead,
he uttered the one word, Guilty
His second utterance was addressed to
a bailiH, and was Get my hat
ONLY ONE EXCUSE OFFERED.
Remarkable celebrity was shown in
the selection Of a jury TO try the
assassin Of President Mckinley. Thir-
ty-six trial jurors were called, and the
twelve were selected without exhaust
ing the panel Only one man sought
an excuse. He was a farmer and said
he had a saw mill that he wanted L
repair while the water vas low. Hi
excuse was accepted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

HoS. MARX HANNA makes the
following statement in reference 70
the President Of the United States be-
ing guarded: "No man In public life
can be safe II any man forms the re-
solve 20 surrender his own life 10 Kill
him. Our President mustcontlaue TO
move among the people in Democratic
freedom. Their only protection
is in popular respect and affection.
Isolation is not to be thought Of, and
only patriotism can repress evil incite-
ments Of sensational publications.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26
WhistIing for Bob white.

TON IIE HHa9l1 " IIHlEs1
This is the kind 81 talk that Is max
ing the rounds Of the Missouri news
papers regardless q party:
"N0 Missouri Journalist is more
popular among the newspaper men
than Colonel Bob White. The pres
q the State Is now cngatulsting
him upon the fact that be has for
twenty Eve yean made the MEXICO
LKDsEa one Of the best papers in the
West
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

TIM Audubon Society q Missouri,
sith August Reese as Secretary,
ioeated al SD North 18th street. St
Louis should have tbe cordial sup
port a all who are in favor Of saving
the birdk The slaughter u song birds Is
l4oamlng mere more noticeable. All
ebo love the birds, and especially the
farmers who are interested In having
the insects destroyed. should enoour-
aee this socieiy In every way possible.
Tie annual ducs 2 unls one dollar
and there slaould be al least 100 mem
berz q shis socity IN Audrain county.
We would Ike 70 see = locai ofganiza-
tlza IN counectiun with The state
hads. We are al Interested IN pro-
testing the birds
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

Court sessions began at 10 O'Clock
Monday morning.
Jury selected in two hours and forty.
five minutes.
Examination Of witnesses and adj
dresses to jury took I've hours.
Jury reported agreement in twenty.
eight minutes.
Judgment rendered at tw~enty-siS
minutes after 4 O'Clock Tuesday after
noon.
Court actually in session eight hours
and thirteen minutes.
Sentence gill be pronounced al two
O'Clock Thursday Afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

The ascendcncy Of Roosevelt seems
10 favor the Cullom faction In Illinois
politics The appointment Of the
senator's son-in-law Is pointed 10 as
an evidences q the new Presidents
sentiments IN regard % the Illinois
political wrangle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

ALONG the line Of what constitutes
friendship the Kansas City hdqsad-
ed says Friendship is a word little
understood and continually miSap-
piled. To see a man occasionally,
call him by his Christian name, and
eat his dinners, is not necessarily tobe
his friend. True friendship is deeply
rooted, and has in it nothing Of the
casual, or merely conventional. 1t is
also not confined to the heroic mo
ments Of life: it is a Borkaday mat
ter, subject to the constant friction
inevitable in SIl human relationship.
OF all the rot in the world, that about
'the choice Of friends is the worstIt
has been a subject for mOralists and
wiseacres since the beginning Of time.
AS if friends were to be selected as a
woman selects a Tibbon'Those that do
know nothing Of the essential meaning
Of friendship; they are utilitarians Of
the worst type, who make useful ac-
quaintances,n and cultivate aids to
advancement. They are the mean
est sort q people, and should be avoid
ed like so many snakes. Friendship is
not a thing that comes By choice. Did
you choose your first school friends
Was it not that you were drawn 10
him by an indefnable something out
side YOURSELF Friendship springs from
an intangible something that flashes
between the two, and not all the sci
ence Of all the laboratories can ex-
plain it. Human souls are not dis
played like 50 much merchandise for
the selection Of the buyer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

TIE Mexico LEDGER viii have iH
corn show on the last Saturday in
October. If any Of our business men
desire 10 offer premiums for the best
white corn or the best yellow eorn OF
for any class they may suggest we
would be glad 10 hear from them i'm
m~ediately.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

GOVERNOR A. NJ. Dockery writing
% Z. II. Herman, Commander Of
Hancock PostG. A. r, Mexico No,
in reference to resolutions sent to the
Governor By this Post Whatever
laws there are on the statutes books
in reference TO anarchy viii be strictly
enforced -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

Everything when Il comes 10 a cook-
ing stove. Some stoves are good; some
stoves are better and some are best
The Superior ranks among the best in
the land for lasting qualities, and has
the reputation Of being q quick, even
baker. FKRRIs a CAUIuORs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

Ben Middleton, Of Mexico Nun the
2-S pace at the Columbia Pair ia three
straight heats With "Soraine his hne
black racing mare. "Noalne" Is a
promising young PAGER and Ben has a
right 10 be proud Of her.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

MEXICO will have two new mail
routes beginning Nov. l, u north
and the other south. These routes
cover 4sl miles: population served
1860. The carriers will be Fl. D. Hun
ter and g. o. McGee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

CESTRALIA, No. Sept. Am i'm
p0rtant suit will be filed tomorrow in
the Sturgeon court Of common pleas
TO break the viii Of Squire S. Roberts.
Mr.. Roberts was a prominent farmer
Of Boone county, who at the time Of
his death owned considerable land IN
this county. The children Of the de-
ceased allege that their mother exert
ed an undue influence on Mr.. Roberts
aud ask that the viii be set aside.
When In need Of a good wood stove
don't forget the Queen.
FERRIS & CAUTHoRS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

There is a great difference in air.
tight stoves. Some are nearer air.
tight than others. We are selling a
great many hot blast alright coal
heaters Of the old Superior brand and
We will take pleasure In explaining the
merits and different points on this
splendid Ore keeper.
FERRIS 4 CAUTHoHS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

c. H. CHANBLIss has purchased an
interest in the Drexel tMo.) Star.
Chambliss is a thoroughbred news
paper man and win make the Star
shine even brighter than ever.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26
Repairs on Vehicles Of Al !
Executor Notice

Notice is hereby given thal
t-estamentary upon the eStSt
fayette Newkirk, deceased p.
granted the undersigned Ol
bate Court OF Audrain c0un
souri,, bearing date OF Aqglss
All persons having clalis
said estate are requested
them for allowance 20 tne
within one year after dale
letters, OF they may be pre
any benefit OF such estate
claims be not exhibited WI
years from thedate tleE III
ever barred. W. f. NEhs
2-4t L.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

The Missouri Military Academy has
nearly double the number o. cadets IL
had last year and more are coming.
That's good There Is no better school
fGr boys anyWhere.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

PATEosIzE home institutions and
when you want any factory work or
repairs Of any kind cali and see Mr.
MScuIly, at the new wagon factory,
near pollock's mill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

oste0pathy cures without medicine
or knife. See Dr. TraughbeF, who :,
here on Tuesday, Thursday ard Satur.
day Of each week for treating. Oince
acr0ss the street east o. The post-0nice.
Consultation and examination free.
Once hours: la m to5P m Spec.
tai hourS BY appointment d&wtf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

We will venture 70 say there are
more Superior Cooking Stoves being
used 10 Audrain county than any
other brand-posslbly any two brands
They last well, they cook well and
they give satisfaction.
FEnRIs a CAuTHoEN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26


KANSAS CITY, No., September b.
The State Insane Asylum at Norfolk,
Neb., was burned 10 the ground before
daylight this morning.
The entire institution was consumed.
The 500 inmates were an taken out.
but many were severely burned.
Special trains sere made up at Nor
folk TO take 100 patients 10 the Beat
rice Feeble Minded Institute, 90 70
the Hastings Hospital for the Insane,
and Eo 30 the insane hospital In this
for Temporary care untl the build
ings can be rebuilt The loss il csti.
mated &c $4,000. No insurance.
II is our loss - not yours - II you
break one Of our +. &c. black axes.
Every one is guaranteed.
FKRRIs x CAuTHOBN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

OEE Of Mexico's big advertisers
says: "The LEDeEB gave US the best
ad. we have had and it paid us vel.
JudiciOns advertising always pays.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

THE Caxton Carat ~editoriaIly says;
A great number Of the 'ssl per an
num- publishers are talking about
raising the price.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

CzoDGOsz the assassin q President
Mckinley, was found guilty u murder
In the FIST degree and will be electro
cuted under the laws u the State o.
New York.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

II any Of the Mexico business men
want to offer premiums IN the Corn
show 10 take place Ia Mexico the last
saturday IN October, they should dose
AZ rssna
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

Tn Mexleo LEDen believes that
ever Demazraf G. Republican Or
pssallst u rruhibeionist should Dc
lesal u Ms party. AT ue sane time
ue = not hlIfe 10 > litter partisan
4Gnt rhl1A 5 - aten displayed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

BowLIEG GREEN, sept. "a Al
Ashley, In Pike county, an old feud
between merchants Dan Bowen and
Wright Gillum eliminated In Bowen
shooting Gillum. Two charges Of
bucksh0t lodged In his stomach and
breast Physicians say that Gillum
will die. Bowen came here and sur
rendered.
Caps ~0vercgatS good As tailor
made. but cheaper. al EmmonS'.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

George Lee, Mexico, and Hisey 4
Lee. Mexico, had oonSignments Of
.horses and mules In the receipts
Lu Sod RJoFfu.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

There are men Who wiz not attend .
funeral q anYther nan unless be BE-
longs to his political parry. He Ell
not attend meetings u listen t.
speeches or 60 to church unless the
speaker Or preacher IS q his political
faith. This spirit IS wrong. simply
bceaB@ a man does nc; bel0ng 70 your
political patty IS 10 reason that be IS
not honest 3 gentleman q patriot and
a good man In every sense q the word.
This bitter partisan spirit Is ~oslculat-
ed to injure . community, s eity, 3
county CT a state. We are all Ameri-
can citizens. We stand Rrst for the
Creator Of the universe and then for
! our own government national, state,
country and city. We all have our
particular party allegiance but that,
should never interfere with u being
broad minded, loyal, patriotic Ameri-
can citizens A man can be true to
his party and at the same time true e
his God and his country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

Ernest A. McKinzie, Of Kansas CITY.
Who married Miss MABEL Hartley, Of
TINS city, has position as conductor
On the Metropolitan Street Railway
Company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26
a. Az "a Grind

While We Do not claim that our
sc black axes do not need sharp
ening. We do claim they viii not need
il a. often a. some other brands Zach
axe Is guaranteed not % bend, break
OF erumble. FERRIs & CAUTHoKs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26
GAME LAWS IN KESTucV,

Plain citizens mag be Shot ~.
lst TO Dec. 3ist. y
Senator'S, Governors and
Of Congress may be Shot dn.s
campaign and within siyty Ss.I
s'ef. ' a
The killing OF Presidents an.
Presidents Is strictly probiE,,
Kentucky. They must 10 ~
down outside o. Kentucky. M
IS imperative, owing to the sc sua
q good quality Of this game.
Niggers can be shot at aDv !.
Hunters In search Of this 70
also allowed 20 use a stuffed rIrs
butcher knife.
II any man is caught drinking ~.
It Is a sign that he is not ,
man, sab, and may be eyecut.S
whatever weapon is nearest at mn
Colonies may be shot with in,,.
at any time; while a Squirrel n,
recommended for dispatchlpr my
and captains.
No man shall be allowed to III.
excess Of six persons per day. h
where Il is an affair Of honor tbk !,
Der may be increased to lO3.
Any citizen who does not ta.
remains Of his victim from 5as
sight within forty-eight bouns..
time the first yolley was fired Nm
fined one gallon Of moonshiDe
ANY citizen who steps on aps.|
citizens toes may be Shot N NJ
spot, with the privilege Of avolg,,
thereafter.
IL a citizen leaves home balts
and is found on the streets thepasl
full OF buck shot, that is his fault
his relatives are not allowed to
more than seventeen suspects in n
forts to find the guilty person.
For Sale.
Two second hand surreyS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

VIZ VII have dust and mud or the
the public square until the streets are
paved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

Nota,s i hereby riysn 80
tha ulaft Il ln Iinchef ~
~ fka kcFsmher ~. D.
q AudFaIH cclnyf -s--I
Maurc, MissCun. Or m -
koFenhtE, ifu- a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

A gents Velour caIf, s35o sboe for
q, al Emmons'.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

NOTES : hereby gives h.i
re esiaia q hlckieJ q rtH +
ma N1FeHn1f tern q trktI
Aatrala ooantY h~iEsqa 49,
MiNpaan. o. ne o.
iAi. fh@ 49,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

We have, from a needle to a
pillow, or most any old thing.
We always have the newest
things in Belts and Ties. See
them this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

Nalfss L hereby gives tls
10 estate q harah Va
made At tha NoVembef .
q Aadfain counu
aauno, Missouri % estfGRp
remtef, -. o.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26
TURKEYS! Turkeys!

Save your turkey money and buy a
Superior Cooking Stove.
FERRIS & CAuTuoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

72-Inch hali bleachsd table linen
soe. n Emmzas'.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26
For SAFE.

Rev. w. II. Hook will preaa
Macedonia next Saturday and sd
nights.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26
Rave 0HT own private wire TSial
ing Chicago, 81. Louis and NgFA
-" ~ ~"
Long DIST TEL liz, OUINCI,|
FOUNDRY.

/ am now open and readg
ness and solicit your trade
like 10 build you a wagon we
ent Don-contractable vehicle IN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26

Are our pride. We have
Table Linens, Art Linens, Irish
Linens, Handkerchief Linens,
Butchers Linens, &C., and
take pains in having them right.
Handkerchief are a necessity
since the cool weather last
week. We have all Linen ones
for SC; any other price or kind.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26
Corsets

Are our standby. This cut
represents a stout Ladies' Cor
set and sells for $3.50. The
Thompson glove-ftting Corset
IS our leader and we have them
in all shapes-a short girde, a
medium, called Paris shape, a
long waist, &c. Average price
SI.oo. We order Her Majesty
for our customers.
Hosiery
Is one Of the strongest lines
we have and the strongest part
OF this line is our Rough Rider
Hose for boys at 25c; not 23c
or any other cheaper price, but
the best quarter Hose you ever
put on a boys loot. Other
good things for both ladies
and children.