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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
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9eben. glus benz oberfld6li9en Stu-
blum Der Naturwiheni6aft beruorsez
sanseu, min ser WaterialtsmuS bic
Waterie an bic Steue @ottes iesen.
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ben Sternen=@ elten, wel9e er einz
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Materie. @ir ielbt, nod punberbaz
rer, unersriinbli6er ardfte unb @e=
beimniiie ueu, cine @elt uon 9iebe unb
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@ottes=S ebnlu6t in urts trasenb, met
but uns sei6aHen9 Die Materie. I'M
fer eeben, mer fibrt es, unier S6ifz
Ial, per wtrb es BEL timmen, uni Ter Slid
unb glenb, 9eben unb Sob. mer pirb
barber gu @eri3t itsen? SIMMER pie=
Der bic Waterte, bte electromagnetic,
bic unerbittli6e, In bas eilerne @eles
Der Notbwenbisfett sei9mtebete, tobte,
unbeuuBte, abiolut bumme Materie.
Ni9t elm bemuBter @iue restert bic
@elt, ionbern bas uunbewuBte" ni9t
bic s0ttli@e Weisbeit, ienbern bic uol:
tommene nnweisbeit. Gin Spiel Ser
Ntome", bas lit ales. Wtit einemmal
lit bic @elt tobt unb bat bic Come
ibren S9ein p%erloren. Mit benz le=
benbisen @stt lit bic uns trassnbe,
unierem 9etit perruanbte, ipmpatbiI9
gu uns rebenbe @elt peri9punben.
Gin &dberwerf nur lit iibris seblieben.
So, mir ielbit iinb tobt. l1nier eeben
lit eine uSelbittdui6uns", unier @eiit
lit ni9t ba, nur Der 0eib, me9antl9
funsirenb, ni6t benfenb, ionbern pbos=
pborierenb, trrli9ternb, lit ibris se=
blieben. gti9t mir ltnb es, bic uns
lelbit beberri9en unb beittmmen, lon=
bern bic uunpanselbaren @eiebe Der
Waterie". Cine me9anil9e gntmide=
lung bat uns sei6affen, cine eben 10
medanii6e gntmideluns wirb uns per-
ni9ten. @as ifnb mir? Cine @ele,
in benz enbloIen Weer Der Waterie
auftau9enb, pom Strabl Ser Ssnne
setaBt, I'M auf ewis mieber gu per-
l6minben. Die gauge 8elt lit elm
Offences @rab semorSen, unb Der fee
lil6e Sroit idauert uns an.
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in Der 8iieni6aft ibermunben. Ser
bOie &aui6 Der &raftitoHelei bat muir
furse 3eit sebauert, unb Der ueberz
mutb iiber bic einselnen gntbedunaen
i'm @ebiete bes Nerpenlebens, bic man
ais Meileniteine am @ese our e0iuns
bes 9ebensrdtbIels anlab, bot benz Sc
fible Der unSuldnslidtett Der Sorl6=
Jung unb benz 9ewuBtiein, baB bic
me@anii9e grfldruns bes 9ebens cine
unsemisenbe unb irrise iei, plasse=
ma@t. Wan fann obne l1ebertrei-
bung la9en, bic robe, materialiitil9e
aufaiiuns p~erltert ieben Sag on So=
ben. Nber Der Waterialismus lebt
jest in ienen S6i9ten bes 9olfes, bic
gu u~nsebil6et iinb, um iid cine eisene
Weinun9 iber bic @elt : &dtbiel su
bilben, unb wel6e Der SABINE bes abs
seitanbenen Waterialismus, in Der IT.
risen Meinuns, es Jet bas Banner
Der Wiieni9aft", nadlaufen. gs lit
bic nMoral" bes Waterialismus, bic
bieien in weiten &reilen popular ma9t.
@s lit cine gar bequeme unb leidte
Moral. sic lautet, fur3 sefabt, uns
sefdbr 10: Ser &f UNI bas Da=
iein lit bas 8elt=@ eieb unb susleid
bic @runblase ieber gntuidluns.
Our@ ben &f Inn bas Daieinmirb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
M4erfeeIen

Dieber 1T Der Gag aefommen.
Der 9eweibet alien Seelen,
Oie Der Serr BON uns genommen!
syn benz flblen S9ooB Der Grbe
llni're eieben fanben Stub,
uni'rer Srauer, uni'rer 0ehmutb
9etP9er Grnt tritt beut' bin,u.
Sin in jebes Ser,e brinee,
Wte gebeimniBpou bic lesten,
Wte per9an9li9 irb16e Sinae.
Slno aud itumm bic itiQen 5iisel,
6Gnben lie bod auferfeb'u;
@%ettesader unb perbeibet
yin oerelnitlses @ie6erieb'n.
Slumen polen beut' mir Ipenben,
8rdu3e fir lie beute minoeu
limb Sebet gum Simmel ienben!
Slrmen, ais Der gie5e i3eiden,
Die nt6t tootet Gaum nod 3eit;
8rdn;e, III ll6 ielbit ueridluuaen,
ais Spmbol Der Gpigteit.
Griinenbe @ewG6ie 9ebeu
Wir Der NnbeltGtt Der Sobten,
Dap lie finoen em 'ees gebeu.
Wie Der Gpbeu bett ben Soben,
6lammert li6 al oas @emGur,
Or aud unlere Siebe baitet
I'm ben Sooten, bic uns tbeu'r.
So9 Der 6briiten Sisses,ei6en,
S9Oner nod, olS 8rdn;' unb glumen,
Seoem Grabe 1T 8u ei9en!
Ben benz Iboulten gebensbaume
S6auet tets 0rf jebes @rab,
Bon benz iegensrel1eu 6reuse
Ter Grl0Ier nib berab.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
Staples.

Amoskeag, best staple check Cling
ham, sc yard.
Best quality Table Oil Cloth in fine
line Of patterns, at 12c yard.
Globe Light Shifting Prints Sic.
Full standard Dress Prints, in nice
spring work, at 4ic yard.
Full standard Turkey Red Prints, at
Ate yard.
Columbia full standard Mourning
Prints, 4fc yard.
Good weight Shifting in a nice line
Of patterns, a regular &c quality, at sc
yard.
Good weight L. L. Sheeting 4tc yd.
Olympia heavy Twilled Shifting in
Indigo Blue and Fast Blacks, at 1Oc
yard.
Amoskeag Excelsior Shifting, the
best wearing cloth made, at DC yard,
Forest Mills Bleached Muslin &c
yard; regular tic value.
Lonsdale, best quality, Green Ticket
brand Bleached Muslin, &c yard.
Slx90, Mohawk bleached, hemmed
Sheets, the SOC quality, goes at SOC.
36-inch Woodbury. Bleached Muslin,
So yard; worth ste at wholesale.
36-inch double fold Bunting, all
colors, at SC yard.
Bookfold Fancy Skirt Ticking, at
loo yard.
A. G. A. and Pearl River feather
proof Ticking, 10c yard.
ALI new spring works in Dress
Prints, such as Luzon Silk finish Fou-
lards, Washington d. G.. oil colors
and Glasselle Novelties, go at SC.
Straw Ticking, &c yard.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
Rev. w. Il. Hook.

Rev. W. H. Hook is conducting a
%protracted meeting at Moberly. A
member Of that church writing in the
Moberly Monitor says:
The East Side Christian Church has
secured the services Of Elder w. H.
Hook, of Bethany, NO., who will con-
duct services in that church the second
and third Lords day in each month,
both morning and evening.
Elder Hook has several warm per-
sonal friends in our city and comes
we'll recommended by bis brotherhood.
He also had the pleasure Of taking
the confession and burying in baptism
W. 7. Henson, who ministered to the
East Side Church seven years ago, and
who is too we'll known in Moberly for
comment.
The East Side has been without a
pastor for some time and feels the
need of a good shepherd. The public
is cordially invited to attend church
services Sunday coming. We hope
much good may follow Bro. Hooks
work with us.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
The Best Remedy For Rheumatism
QUICK RELIEF FROM PAIN.

All who use Chamberlain's Pain
Balm for rheumatism are delighted
with the quick relief from pain which
it affords. When speaking Of this Mr..
D. N. Sinks, Of Troy, Ohio, Says:"SOme
time ago 1 had a evere attack Of
rheumatism In my arm and shoulder.
l tried numerous remedies, but got
no relief until I was recommended by
Messrs. Geo. F. Parsons & Co., drug
gists of this place, to try Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. They recommended
it so highly that 1 bought a bottle.
/ ,cas soon relieved Of all pain. l have
since recommended this liniment to
my friends, who agree with me that it
is the best remedy for muscular rheu-
matism on the market" For sale by
Buckner & Whitney, druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
Mvrnn Ksstnn Married.

Myron Keeton, formerly of this city,
has been married and the following
from the Kansas City Star will be Of
interest to his many friends here:
The marriage Of Miss Mary Wilson,
of independence, to Mr.. Myron Kee-
ton, OF Kansas City, formerly Of Mexi-
co, Mo-, was celebrated at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Wilson, at 1880 Wednesday
evening, April 10. The Rev. A. r,
MADEIRA oficiated. The halls, stair
ways and parlors we're adorned with
palms and ferns, together with a pro
fusion Of beautiful flowers. The din
ing room was dressed with ferns and
roses, and here light refreshments were
served by young friends Of the bride,
One hundred relatives and friends
were present. After congratulations
Mr.. and Mrs. Keeton left for Memphis,
Tenn, and other points in the South.
On their return they will be at home
in Independence.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
ROWENA ITEMS.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
RowENA, April 16.-Sowing oats is
about completed.
Prof. T. Fuller is superintendent
of the M. E. Sunday School.
Most Of our farmers have planted
their potatoes.
T. ]. Rowe, Of Fayette, is here look
ing after the interest of his farm.
G. f. Sansberry recently sold a stack
of hay to Ward Bros. for S12.
John Vance has carpenters from
Centralia improving his residence.
John Turner had the misfortune to
fall from a loft last week, brulsing
himself considerably.
John Day and wife, of near Contra
liza, were the guests Of Elmer Day and
family Monday.
G. H. Rowe sold his hay to John
Vance at 81 per ton.
Rev. Mr.. Crutcher, of Mexico, oc-
cupied the pulpit at Antioch Sunday
morning and evening. He has been
called to preach for them this year.
Mrs. Albert Turner has returned
from a two weeks visit to her o and
daughters near Sturgeon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
THOMPSON ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
THOMPSON, April 16.-Mrs. Ben
Franklin and daughter returned to
their home in Slater Sunday, after a
visit to relatives and friends here.
Miss Matte Pool, of Mexico, visited
her brother, George Pool, Monday.
Joe d. Davis, formerly of this place,
later Of Buckner, Mo-, bought the
Chas. Bruce farm of 204 acres from
Locke s. Daniel at s26 per acre, put
ting in a house and lot for $1,000 in
Buckner. Mr.. Davis will move here
by May-1.
f. M, Tinsley is putting in a nurs-
cry.
VIM. Tiger and wife have moved to
Moberly.
Mrs. Brink of Hallsville, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Elliott.
Ed Cant is moving from Benton City
to the Sims addition.
John +. Davis and wife will leave
for Kansas City soon to reside.
Mrs. Downing visited in Centralia
last week.
Connie Griggs, of Higbee, has
moved to the DR.. Tincher farm.
Jason Rutter will enlarge the Ca
pacity Of his melon patch this season.
A nice lot Of fruit trees was delivered
here Tuesday by Norris & Tinsley.
Rufus Davis is spending a few days
here on a visit.
Two teams ran of here Monday. No
serious damage done.
H. t. Cant shipped l a Of hogs
Tuesday.
Mrs. Callie Jackson, of a Contra
liza, has been selected to teach the
Daniel school.
l.. e. and S. Davis are the only
small pox cases here now and both are
doing well.
Walter McKeehan has leased the
Jno. f. Davis farm for mi year.
r. H. Wallace and wife will leave for
Iowa on a two weeks visit this week.
Clarence Miskell writes from Texas
that he is well pleased with the eli
mate and country. We wish him sue
cess in his new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
WATCH NEXT WEEKS LEDGER FOR BASEMENT BARGAINS


vile we're: Ed Kehuma and wife,
Mark Payton, Jim Mires, Misses Jessa
Creach, Ida Rola, Mamie Elton,
The Mission which began Easter
Sunday at the Catholic Church by
two Franciscans Fathers, of st.
Louis, closed Sunday afternoon, April
14th. The church was well filed
every night and morning.
Emma Wenzel went to Mexico Sun
day. She has a position in Mr.. Har-
din's store
Barne Fennewald shipped a car
load Of hogs to st. Louis Sunday
night.
Ed Brigam, Of Wellsyille, was in
this village the first Of the week.
Rev. Father Adren, Of st. Louis,
was the guest Of Father Haar the
past week.
Mrs. Lewis is visiting in Moberly
this week.
Miss Edna Gannawa returned home
last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
Advertised Letters.

List OF Letters remaining in the Post
ONCE at Mexico, Mo-, for the week
ending April Is, 1901, which If no
called for in thirty days will be sent
to the dead letter office at Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters in this
list will please say advertised"
Brown, May; Benson, II. j.; Brewes,
Mary; Dunn, Charles; Donnal j. B.;
Fox, Winnie; Fox, Bette; Kesler, W.
H.; Lockridge, Bula; Lue, Mrs. Dora
Lirna, L. L.; Morris, Adella; Norris,
Mrs. H.. A.; Owen, G. w.; Robertson,
Laura; Rutter, Barbara; Stone, NJ
Thomas Julia; Wilson, Geneyievei
Wilson, Sllas.
w. NJ. TRKboAR Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
Table Linens.
54-inch Cream Damask, Csc yard.

54-inch Cream Damask, Csc yard.
O-inch, all linen, Cream Damask,
good weight and quality; this is a
number we make a special leader Of
and show a fine line Of patterns, at
ACC yard.
Specials in fine line Of Bleached
Damask, 72-inches, at 49c, 75c CSC and
$1.25.
4 Bookfold Bleached Napkins, ACC
dozen.
Special values in I Bleached Nap
kins at CSC and s1.25 dozen.
Compare our s1.5O, $1.9S and 1898
values in fine I Napkins with what
Il neighbors are Offering.
25 dozen Bleached Cotton Towels at
SC each.
Is dozen Bleached Colver Leaf Cot
ton Towels, not the ordinary 10c
size Towel, but an extra large one.
Special values in Linen Huck
Towels, at 10c, 15c and 25c.
The best values shown in II. S. and
knotted fringed Bleached Damask
Towels, at 25c.
20 dozen Turkish Towels at loo.
Is dozen extra weight and size Bath
Towels, at loo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
"a Modern Woodman.p

Mexico Camp, No. 2050, NJ. w. A.,
will produce Chas. Ellis celebrated
Woodman play, called "a Modern
Woodman," at the Opera House next
Wednesday night, April "a. Ellis
Bros. will assume the leading roles,
assisted by little Roy Ellis, the clever
boy singing comedian, and 35 local
people. The play has been produced
during the past two years under the
auspices of nearly all the large camps
in Illinois and wherever played has
received the best of endorsements.
In speaking OF the play the Rock
Island (In.) Daily Union says: Chas.
Ellis realistic drama was given Its
initial performance at the Harper last
night to a large audience. 1t teaches
a wholesome lesson in an attractive
guise. Among those in the boxes were
Lieut.-Gov. Northcott, Head Clerk
Halves, directors, Talbot, White,
Smith, Quackenbush, Head Attorney
johnson and Editor Van Calder.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
Growing For the PeOple.

This is the grandest old rooster in
Audrain county. He has saved the
people five thousand Enthusiastically
and as much more indirectly in the
past six months. A whole lot Of indie
pendent, up-to-date people know this and
have proited by il, but there are some
doubling Thomas, and for their bene-
dit will make il a clearer. We bought
five thousand dollars worth Of new
goods TO start with at half original
cost We sold the goods in the first
place 10 per cent less than shoes were
bought in the town. We, from
our experience Of tncRty-fue years in the
wholesale and manufacturing, have a
decided advantage in buying. We carry
the most complete shoe stock in the
State,and the best fitted up 10 handle
4 big crowd on a busy day. We want
your shoe business.
P. S. MITCHELL, Agt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
A TEXAS WONDER.
Halls Great Discovery.

One small bottle of Halls Great Dis
covery cures all kidney and bladder
troubles, removes gravel, cures dia.
betes, seminal emissions, weak and
lame backs, rheumatism and all irregu-
larities of the kidneys and bladder in
both men and women, regulates blad-
der troubles in children. If not sold
by your druggist will be sent by mail
on receipt of 81. One small bottle Is
two months treatment, and will cure
any case above mentioned. DR.. E. W.
Hall, sole manufacturer, P. o. box 500,
st. Louis, Mo. Send for testimonials.
Sold by all druggists and Buckner &
Whitney, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
Not a Single Credit Account on Our Books. This is the Secret
Of Our ~UndeSeNfng All the Other Dry Goods Houses in Mexico.
Shoe Bargains.

Our line of footwear for spring,
1901, now complete, which comprises
all the newest lasts and toes, made by
the best shoe makers in the country
and marked at prices at from t to /
less than shoe stores get for same
quality. Our line of Ladies' Shoes
and OxfOrds, made by Drew, Selby &
Co., at 81. 98 are made of as nice stock
and finished as well as the regular
$3.50 shoe store grades.
At $3.50 and s2.98 we are showing a
beautiful line Of Drew, Selby & Co.'S
welts and turns, all the newest lasts
and patterns.
Godman's Ladies' Shoes, the best
medium price goods made, all at SIPS
and Sl.50 pair.
Ladies' D0ngola Lace, Patent and
Kid Tip, CSC pair.
Old Ladies' Kid Balls at CSC, sl.25
and $3.50.
r. 7. Woods fine Shoes for Infants,
at SOC are hummers, made neatly and
of nice stock.
Misses Dongola Lace, Kid Tip
Spring, sizes II to 2, at 81 pair.
Youths and Boys Satin Calf Balls,
solid, 81 pair.
Special values in Boys Satin Calf
Balls, at $1.25 pair.
Our 81 SO line of Boys Shoes, made
by the Fairfield Shoe Co., is the best
in the country; made on nice lasts In
Cadet and Kangaroo Calf and Vici
Kid; compare with what our neigh
bors are showing at $1.75,
Mems solid Buff Balls, at CSC pair.
Mems solid Satin Calf JetfrieS Balls,
made in all styles and absolutely
solid, at S1.25 and $1.50.
Our line OF Mems $1.98 shoes are
fine and made on nice patterns and
all guaranteed.
For wear, style and fit, try a pair Of
Shows celebrated $2.9S and &.45
Shoe.
Mems all solid Veal Plow Shoes, 81.
Mems Western made Plow Shoes, at
S1.25 pair.
Give us a trial on one pair Of Shoes
and see If we don't save you money.
Nothing ventured, nothing gained.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

for Eaton, Col, to spend the summer
with her daughter,
Mr.. Poorman and wife, of Rush
Hill, were in our village the first Of
the week.
Rev. Long filed his regular ap-
pointment at the Baptist Church Sum
day and Sunday night.
Mrs. Hendrix was shopping in Mex
leo this week.
J.. G. Jones was in Wellsville Sun
day.
Mrs. Hamilton, of Martinsburg, was
in our town this week.
Miss Harper, of Rush Hill, is visit
ting here this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
COUNTY NEWS.
MOLINO ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
MoLINo, April 17.-Ms. John Lipp
is seriously Ill.
We are glad to know that G. T.
Scheiffer and wife have returned from
a lengthy visit in Texas.
Sunday Schools have been organized
at Mt. Zion and Midway churches.
Quite a number Of young people
enjoyed a musical recital at the resi-
dence Of Dr.. Flint on last Sunday even
ing.
Miss Gertrude Tanner is home from
the city, where she bought her millin-
cry stock.
Eggs are worth l2c per dozen in
Moline.
Mrs. Margaret Baker has returned
to her home, near Worcester, after a
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
+. S. Martin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

Quite a number of our most talented
musicians are giving their aid to Miss
Child in her efforts to give Mexico
the most enjoyable entertainment of
the season. The people should not
only give their presence, but a liberal
contribution to the cause presented.
Calicos BIC and 4lc at Emmons'.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
N ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
MARTrNsBURG, April 16. - The
entertainment given by the Royal
Neighbors last Friday night was a
decided success and quite a credit to
some of our ladies.
Nora MOTT, of Wellsville, was the
guest of Fanny Bertels last week.
Miss Celia Meyers was the guest of
friends and relatives here last week.
Miss Susa Mahona, of nea Wells
VILE, visited friends in this vicinity
last week.
Those who attended the Royal
Neighbor entertainment from Wells
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
Spring Wash Fabrics.

Our sale of imported and domestic
Wash Goods has. attained a ucces
beyond our expectation. Our stock,
which Is every day delighting so many
buyers, contains the most beautiful
weares and patters found in Northern
Missouri. The almost unlimited
variety makes it an easy task to select
a pattern or weave that pleases.
Fine Irish Dimities, new and choice
designs, splendid quality, at lac per
yard.
Simpsons fine Madras Cloths in a
beautiful line Of patterns, for shirt
waists, at lac yard usually sold at
l6tc.
Alexandria Silks, another popular
cloth for this seasons wear, in a
beautiful range of patterns, at 25c per
yard. City stores get 35c for this
cloth.
Egyptian Tissue, a fine woven fab
rio, thin and sheer like a lawn, in
beautiful stripes and plaids, In all
the new spring colorings, at 24c per
yard.
Cyprean Madras, a new shirt waist
cloth this season, in exquisite designs,
at 24c per yard.
Tissue De Sole, a fine sheer silky
fabric, suitable for evening wear, In
the light, delicate shades, at 45c yard.
We are showing a beautiful line Of
Zephyr Ginghams, at 10 and l2ic yard.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
Dress Innings.

Slater Cambrics, for Skirt Innings, at
&c yard.
Montrose Silesias, a splendid quail
ty, at loo a yard.
Shadow Silk Skirt Innings In a fine
line Of new spring shades, at 15c yard.
We are showing all the new shades
in Near Silk and Satin Innings, at 19c
to CSC.
Extra heavy Canvass at 10c yard.
Splendid values in Linen Canvass,
at 16c yard.
Patent Hooks and eyes, from lc
card up.
Pride Dress Shields, 8 to 10c pair.
Garfield Shields, 20 to 25c pair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

The Kansas City Star says; Natur-
ally, the executive committee OF the
StateFair Association appointed a man
from Mexico superintendent Of the
speed department. Audrain county
ranks first when it comes to judging
hnrsa fash
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
Dress Goods.

Mexico's Premier Dress Goods De-
partment the acknowledged style
center for fashionable Dress Materials.
There is no question with those that
are posted where to get their new
spring dress.
36-inch Granite Suiting at 25c.
42-inch, all wool Cheiyiot Serge in
Navy, Red and Black, a regular SOC
value; goes at SOC yard.
A-inch Diagonal Serge at 25c.
BOokfold Diagonal Serge, half wool,
in a nice line Of colors, at 12i yard.
36-inch, all wool mixed Venetian
Cloth, at ACC.
50-inch, all wool Drap Amazon, value
Slips; our price, Sl.00.
Nice quality all wool Black Satin
Soliel at CSC yard.
36-inch, nice quality, all wool Henri
ettas in nice line Of colors, at A9c
yard.
46-inch, all wool sponged and shrunk
Homespun in mixed Gray and Castor,
at Sl.2 IS yard.
45-inch, all wool Granite Suiting,
new spring colors, at CSC yard.
50-inch, all wool Queen Serge, sl.25
yard.
5C-inch, all wool sponged Black
Cheviot Serge, 75c yard.
The best Taffata Silk that was
ever sold over a retail counter in a
fine line of colors; kindly compare
with other offerings, a 81 quality
everywhere; our price 75c yard.
The regular soc quality Taffetines
for Innings, 300 yard.
21-inch, extra quality Black Peau
De Sole, the regular 81. 25 quality; goes
at CSC a yard.
We are showing a beautiful line Of
new Foulands and Liberty Satins,
which are the proper things in Silks,
for spring.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
Hosiery Bargains.

Values that cannot be equalled.
The best assorted stock in Mexico at
prices u~nmatchable in Audrain coun-
ty and every paiE guaranteed absolute
lyfaSt black.
go dozen ladies' good weight Seam
less Hose, a regular 15c retailer, which
we will sell for l0c pair.
25 dozen ladies' fine imported Topsy
Hose, real Maco yarn with high
spliced heel and double sole. This is
u special 25c value; compare with
other offerings at this price.
so dozen Misses heavy Xxi and 2x2
Seamless ribbed Topsy Fast Black
Hose, sizes 5 to o, at loo a pair; would
be considered cheap at l5c.
80 dozen Misses 2x2, nice quality,
ribbed, sizes 8 to %, an exceptional
value; at 15c pair.
40 dozen boys extra heavy Bicycle
Hose, size 6 to 10, at 19c pair; COM
pare with other offerings at 25c pair.
% dozen ladies' line guage drop
stitch Black Hose, a Cracker at Use.
Mems heavy mixed half Hose, at
15c pair.
Special values I'm mems half Hose at
loo, l5c, 25c and SOC pair.
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