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Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23

SEVERAL compla ints have been
made to the LEDGER in TefeTenceto
the Black Crook entertainment which
was given at the opera House In Mex
co a few DAYS since; and we understand
the attention Of the City Council is to
be called to this matter. Manager
Waterman, as a general proposition,
tries to give Mexico ~first-class, clean
attractions, and we presume in the fu.
ture will be more careful, and see that
shows Of this class are shut out OF Mex
leo. The management Of the Opera
House, of eorse, is interested more thar
any one else In having only good attrac'
tiOns, but Of corse once in a while ID
libal to be imposed upon. Not being
present at the show referred to,and mol
being qualified as an expert, we are mol
in a position to criticise the manage
ment OF the house.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
HOTEL wAvERLY,:
Roy Morris Writes the Ledger Re-
garding the Cottonwood Hotel.

TO Mr.. Reuben o. Dill. Mexico, Mo-.
STOCKTON, CAL, Nov. Is, 1906
Dear Sir: l picked up the Mexico
LEDsER the other day and read, with
great surprise and deep regret, that
the beautiful Hotel Waverly bad
been totally destroyed by fire. You
did not state, however, whether the
springs we're destroyed or not, but l
hope they were not v scorched, as
l still have interest in Mexico, and
hope to visit my old home as soen as II
becomes a city.
/ beg to express my sympathy for
the good people who were doing their
best to assist Mexico by supporting
"Hotel wayerly.s and especially am
l sorry for those who sustained losses
Of their personal property. | sincere.
" hope the magnificent structure will
be rebuilt at the earliest opportunity
presented.
But / must come TO the business
part OF my letter. As you are per
haps aware l am a clerk in my broth
er's store at>this place, and notice
you wrote Of publishing a book on
"The Passing Of the Waverly," being
illustrated, etc | desire to place al
order for twenty copies Of this book
which you will please send by freight
or express rs soon as they are of To,
press. assure you the book will sci
and the order for twenty copies is JUS
to introduce the book In cur ICalifor
mia homes. We expect to order more
as o as we sell the first shipment.
with best wishes for the "New Wa
verify, / remain,
LERoy NJ. MoRRIs,
OF Morris Bros. Book Stores,
Stockton and Modesto, Cal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
John D. Income; Can You Grasp

John DIS Income; Ian you grasp
1T
In Wall street John d. Rockefeller's
| wealth is estimated at fully goo, 600,
600; bis income at s25, 0o0, 900 a year.
This income is nearly equal TO the
entire income OF all the crowned heads
OF Europe.
1t e that he collects q million.
dollar dividend a little oftener than
twice month.
As ne rides TO church in his auto, be
is able to reflect upon the cheerful
fact that his fortune has growth $780,
$50 since the previous Sunday.
Rockfener's daily income is sso,1 lbs.
How can any one spend against that
This is al the rate OF sI0,0l5 every
working hour II be observes the
eight-hour day, or at the rate OF s3.-
1854 even hour ia the "a.
Just think Of getting $3.50 every
mlnutei
The average respiration for az
adult IS Is per minute. Therefore,
every time John breathes be is s3.es
better of.
The Rockefeller income is equal to .
tax Of % ] , cents per annum on every
man, woman and child in United
State.
II the Standard oil magnate werf
10 put bis fortune into sl bills be
could carpet seven and one-balf acres
100 deep with them
Think OF walking scross q field and
kicking up money like that
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23

Qnee GaZauh
8ae0AHS L.

No dangerous drugs or alcoholic con-
c~octions are taken into the stomach
when Hymomei is used. Breathed
through the inhaler, the balsamic
healing Of Hyomei penetrates TO the
most remote cells Of the nose land
throat, and thus kills the catarrhal
germs, heals the irritated mucous
membrane, and gives complete and
permanent cure.
Hyomei is the simplest, most plea
SAINT and the only guaranteed cure fol
catarrh that has been discovered,
Complete outfit, 81 90; extra bottle
so cents For sale by Woodbridge s
Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
ORDER or PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI, is
County Of Audrain
In the Circuit Court, January
Term, 1906.

Now. on this end day OF November,
1905, comes plaintiff, by attorney, .
fIles petition In above entitled cause,
wherein, among other things, pialntin
states that the defendant, IL D.. COON
Is a nonresident OF the state OIL MIS-
souri, and cannot be served by the 0rui-
nary process OF law.
M is therefore ordered by the Clerk
OF the Audrain County Clrcuit CouIt,
in vacation, that publication De maue
herein notifying the said defenuane,
u. D.. Cook, that plainti1 mas pegun
suit against him 10 the Circuit Court
of Audrain County, Missouri, the oo-
iect and general nature OF which Is 70
obtain a decree of said court granting
plaintiff a divorce from defendant,
and for other and further relief. AND
now YOU said L. ID. Cook, defendant
herein. are hereby notified OF the hing
Of this suit, the object and general
nature thereof, and unless you be and
lappear at the next regular term Of the
lAudrain County Circuit Court, to De
/ begun and held at the Court House 10
| Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri, on
| the THIRD MONDAY IN JANUARY
| I90e. and on or before the first day Of
| said term, answer or otherwise plead
to plaintiffs petition, the same vii
be taken as confessed and judgment
rendered accordingly.
And 1t is further ordered that
copy hereof be published in the Mex
leo Weekly LEDGER, a weekly news
paper published in Audrain County
| Missouri, for four weeks successfully
/ the last insertion to.be at least tifteeI
DAYS before the first day Of said tern
OF said court.
state OF MISSOURI, Sc
County OF Audrain.
L, w. Fl. Morris, Clerk OF the Circuil
Court of Audrain County, Missouri, d
hereby certify that the above Is a tru'
copy or the Order OF Publication y
the case Of Tina b. Cook VS.. Il. ID
Cook, as fully as the same appears o
record In my office.
Witness my hand and official seal
at Mexico, Missouri, this November
%, 1905
37-4t. Circuit Clerk.
FRY & RoDGERs, Attys for PHI.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
Advertised Letters.

List Of letters remaining in the Post
Once at Mexico, Mo-, for the week
ending Nov. ., 1906, which If not
called for in thirty days will be sent
to the dead letter Office at Washing.
ton. Persons calling for letters in rnis
list will please say ADVERTISED
Beaman, G W Coright, Thomas
Dunn, d NJ &Bros Homer, Rubbie
Herman, Miss Harbes, Mrs Mar
Pledge, ArcherC Smith, Georgia
Shifler, Rev Sam'lF
Stevenson, r Stanley, Geo.
Well, Mrs Weiss Walton, Mrs Cha
GEORGE II. KuNKEL,
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
-pAssrNarns Al ASLEEP.

LONDON, Nov. 20-The crew num-
bered twenty-six and there were
seventy-nine or eighty passengers
The majority Of the crew and passen.
gers were asleep at the time. Two
boats were lowered, one Of which con.
tanning i've men arrived at st. Servan'
The second baot was picked up empty
at st. Cast where thirteen bodies wert
washed ashore. The top Of the Hill
da's fnnnel and the mast are visible al
low tide, according to the Telegram
from st. Servan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23

THERE seems to be a great
difference OF opinion in refer
erence to football. Whenever a col
lege boy is killed or severity injured the
people IN that community, especially
the y Jung mans friends and relatives
are very much opposed to the sport, on
the other handi ia towns and schools
where there have been no accidents,
everybody favors football. The writer
Is very favorable 10 all kinds OF ath-
letic sports. At the same time we be-
lieve football to be unnecessarily
rough and sometimes brutal. 1t seems
that the rules might be amended SO
that young men could have the bene-
dc OF the exercise and at the same
time be safe from accident. We be
lleye 10 ambition, courage and train
ingGhat viii teach the coming gener-
alton to get results 10 The world, which
to some extent is a wrestling match,
AT the same time, low, cunning, slug
ging, gouging etc, should be cut out,
In this connection we would add a
word Of approval to the schools that
are eliminating the hired athletics.
There is a difference between The
amateur and professional Keep atnle'
tics clean and they will not only b
beneficial. but popular.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23

The CHICAGO &ALToN Railroad Com.
pany is arranging to make extensive
improvements 10 It's freight depart
ment here. and has just purchased
from A. G. Armstrong, property along
the side Of the track, Just west Of the
OF the Clark avenue bridge. The
Alton has been figuring on buying
other vacant property adjoining its
tracks near the old station.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23

Now. this 18th day OF Nov ,oz
tId AND tiles with the Clerk Of M Il
cation his petition duly yeriaed ~
plalntin. wherein among other tSil
stntcn thatl ne holds the title Ia M
real. estate situated in Audralp n
The Southwest quarter Of ,ho
quarter Of section twelve fioI /!
Mty-one t5ll. Range nine fol VOL
That the title TO said real estass
III him by Initiation under the
| Chapter ~. Section 1909 Revisak
Missouri, 1870. That there annssa.
| title IN Kiaza w. Hardesty advai
| plaintiff, and that Kinza W. uasH
| that Edward unrdesty, Kinza uauA
Hardesty. George Hnrdestv 1as
idcsty, Elizabeth Hnrdesty. Ga
Msry Hardssty-Tucker are cbii5.i
heirs OF tho said kinza w. Hapdsa,i
ard are non-reaidents OF the Sts,s
that Benjamin Hardegty. Wm,s5
Saliic Hardesty-Menefee and Ilia
uoctchor were children and lesat l.
said KinE0 w. Hardesty. decsan
are now deceased and left hei.s
are unknown TO the plaIntiS
Hnrdesty-Hoetcher has a mn ~
Is q NONRESIDENT OF the State N NJ
Plaintiff states thathe verllv M
are persons who might claim saiS !
aahelrz. d~efisees or assignee 81 NJ
". Haraesty, deceased, or WIZ
by. through or under hin or ths,.5
names be cannot insert herein N
are unknown to him, and Who's
cannot describe because ssid tn,a
known 70 him, but as far as HE ne
tends their interests are deriraSS
lKinxa W. Hardesty, deceased N
visees Or assigns or by, through \
or them.
Ills therefore ordered py thu 4
Audrain County Circuit Court X
that publication be made herein ~
aforesaid nonresident defendan,y
known heirs. devisees and assians
kinza w. Hardesty, deceased Az
who might claim by, throneS q.
them, that suit has deem commasl
them In the Circuit Court OF And3
Missouri. the object and genera|
which is to obtain a decree Of nj
fectinf plaintiffs record title 10 IN
! quarter OF the southwest ounrts,
'lLl2l twelve. township ISL ffty.onl
nine west ~ Audrain County. M
that the said defendants and ali 4
might claim said real estate nv M
! der him or them be forever hayrsSj
ing any title TO or interest in said n
q Now you said nonresident deii
the unknown nelrs, devisees and az
kinza w Haruesty, deceased, and
who might claim py, through or ID
them, are nerepy notified of the d
suit. and unless you be and appear
TSkulsr 's WEAVE ne % Jaealt court
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
Sins Consequences
Innocent Indulgence Often Brings Observation-Disclosures &
Purdy Offer Means of Escape.

bismuth subgallate, which is superior
to all other remedies for stomach
troubles, cerium oxalate, and tonics
and correctives which promote the &C
ton OF the digestive organs, strength
the whole digestive tract, and make II
possible to eat what you like and
and when you like.
Ask Woodbridge & Purdy to show
you the guarantee under which theJ
sell Mi-o-na. It costs nothing unless
1t cures. The risk is all theirs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
1000 MORE PERISH
in DISASTER Al SEA-.
STEAMER STRIKES REEF IN
ENGLISH CHANNEL OFF
COAST OF FRANCE AND is
WRECKED.
ONLY FIVE OR SIX ARE SAVED
Majority Of Crew ana Passenger
Asleep When the Vessel Plunges
Upon the Reefs-Kany Bod
les Are Washed Ashore.

LONDON, Nov. 2o.-The Hllda, the
Southwestern railways cross channel
steamer, was wrecked Sunday morn
ing of St. Malo on the north coast Of
France. There were los persons, in-
GLIDING the crews on board. So far as
known only six were saved.
Later In the day the London &
Southwestern Railroad Company an
nounced Ithat an official report had
been received from st. Malo stating
that the number OF persons on board
the Hilda was l2e. AS only six were
saved, l23 were drowned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
PRESENT.
Fine Set Of Up-to-D Date Chinaware
to be Given by the Ledger
For Ten Weekly Sub
seribers.

The Mexico LEDGER will give a fine
set Of up.todate ~schinaware, consist
ing OF thirty one pieces to any M Sc
curing ten new weekly subscribers
The china Is Of good quality, prettily
decorated and gold trimmed. ThiI
handsome present can be easily Oh
tanned Call at the LEDGER Office anc
see the china for yourself
dwtf z NJ WHTTE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23

PARIS, Nov. 20-Special reports re-
ceived here at the wreck Of the steam
er Hilda, which left Southampton
Friday night for St. Malo, France and
was totally wrecked on Les Portes
reef, outside the Jardin lighthouse
yesterday morning with the loss Of
over ahundred lives, gives q graphic
description OF the disaster. Owing to
the rough sea together with a thick
snowstorm the captain Of the Hilda
probably took the buoy light Of the
rocks for the st. Malo lighthouse. He
gave signals which were not seen by
harbor employees and then the steamer
proceeded slowly towards the light.
When the Hilda struck the rocks the
steamers boilers exploded and she was
cut in two, giving the passengers no
time to save their lives.
Several bodies wearing life belts
were stranded of the village Of st.
Cast yesterday evening. The coast
near St. Malo is covered with wreck
age and some cattle.
Two-thirds of the Hilda's passengers
| were French farmers returning to
France with heavy sums Of gold from
the sale Of their, yearly harvest Of
onions and potatoes. The Others were
English families who were going tx
spend the winter at Dinard.
The wreck lies on the beach thre'
miles of St. Malo showing only hel
main mast and forecastle.
A correspondent Of the Matin wen
to the scene Of the wreck On q govern
ment steamer with the local officials
They picked up five bodies which wer'
entangled In the rigging Of the Hilda
The bodies presented a dreadful
spectacle with arms and legs twisted
In all directions and hands torn will
desperate struggling.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23

The consequences Of violating pbysi-
cal law are often as unpleasant as the
breaking Of a moral rule. The inno-
cent indulgence OF over eating brings
consequences that amount to real
suffering. Indigestion is not natural;
it is not right; 1t should not be. Wool
bridge & Purdy offer a means Of es-
cape in Mi-o-na tablets that is simple
and practical.
These simple tablets are composed
Of such valuable medicinal agents as
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23

T. j. Hoxsey IS arranging to build q
handsome brick building on the
ground he brought from the Hisey
estate, just across the street west Of
the Chicago & Alton depot. Mr.. Hox'
sey will make his building two OF
three stories with a basement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23

THE LEDGER is glad to know that
the Panama Canal viii be built at sea
level. or course this viii make the
cost more, but viii pay in the long run.
This canal viii not only save thousands
aud thousands OF dollars in freight
and largely increase the business Of
the world, but viii tend TO insure
peace between the nations Of the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23

FULTON is going 70 havea law sui
between the city and the county %
reference to moving the hitch racks
Inside OF q year every man woman anc
child in Galloway cognty viii see that
the changing OF the court house square
from a hog pen to park was beneficial
TO every citizen in the county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23

TIE City is paying a large amount
OF money for the use Of water to pro
tect the city from dre The Council
should reach this matter as sopn as
possible. Winter is coming on and we
are liable TO have fires in the business
part OF the city, which viii be very
destructive unless properly handled
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
STATE OF MISSOURI.
CALMLY OF AunRAIN.
Administrators Motto
Notice b hereby given thaI

Notice Is hereby given snsI
OF administration upon tns
Isabel Gilmer, deceased, n
granted 10 the u~nderSlsnsus
Probate Court OF AuoIl N
bearing date November ~ ~
All persons having Clam, u
said estate are requlteu "
them for allowances 70 .Is y \
ed adminlstratrixs wl.,,s \
after the date OF said lelEn
may be precluded from sn I.Irj]
said estate, and II sucn cls,A 4
exhibited within two yes, IN \
time OF the publication u III
they will be forever oarIeu. \
FLORENCE KIRkPal'|
ANNA KIRKPATRles,|
az.4t Admlnsli|
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
ORDER OF PUBLICA,


Now, this 10Th day OF November.
piaintih aud files his petition, duly
amdavit OF plaintln, wherein. al
things. plaintiff states that he holds
the following real estate In AudrI
Missouri. torwlt.
The southeast one-fourth OF the
0ue-fonrth Of Section eleven llll
tiffy-one t51l, Range nine tel west.
That the title TO said real estate
IN him by limitation under the d
Chapter Is, Section i26s, r. $. Of NJ
That there appears OF record q ti.lI
w. Bushey adverse TO that OF u
that Charles w. Bushey Is dead
Plaintiff states that he verify bell
are persons who might claim said
| the subject matter OF this peutie
| devisees or assigns OF the said I
Bushey, deceased, whose names n
sert because they are unknown
whose interest he cannot descfll
they are unknown TO hlmi but q
| knowlede extends. their interests
|! from the said Charles W. Busheyl
/ his heirs devisees or assigns.
1t Is therefore ordered by the \
| Audrain County Circuit Court, in va
| publication be made herein, notifl
| known heirs. devisees or assigns Of
| Bushcy. deceased, and al persons
| claim by, through or under hin o1
suit has been commenced against !
| Circuit Court Of Audrain COUNTY, !
| object and general nature Of Ehii
tain a decree OF said court penel
tins record title to the southeast
Of the southwest one-fourth Of y
eleven. Township ISL fifty-one, Ra1
west in Audrain County, Missouri u
defendants be forever barred ~
any title to or interest in said land
the unknown heirs, devisees ana
1 Charles w. Bushey. deceased, ano
who might claim by, through o. "
them, are hereby notified OF the y
suit, and unless you be and appear
regular term OF the Circuit Oon.
County. Missouri, to be begun sna
Court House In Mexico, Missouri; 81
MONDAY IN JANUARY, 1906. snd q
the dfst day OF said term, ansEefo1
plead to plaintiffs petition. ne )
taken as confessed and decree y
prayed. And IL Is further ordefee
hereof be published in AudraLn "
/ Mexico Weekly LEDGER, a wee1I
published In said county, f0r lyal
tcessiVely. the last Insertion 70 oe
teen days before the first day
OF said court.
STATE OF MISSOURI.
COUNTY OF AUDRAIS.
I,W. Fl. Morris, Clerk OF ths W
within and for the County ane sns1
do hereby certify that the iore
true and complete copy Of lhe NV
cation IN the case of AleSsnuvs
The Unknown Heirs OF uhaIles "
al. as fully as the same appean1
ms Office. ...l
Witness my hand and oileiai ~
once in the City OF Mexico, Asss
Missouri, this 10th day OF N0Iengeo1l
tsKALl W. IL AohAI
W. II. KESSAS, Atty. Tor fla1'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
GIRLS WEAR BELLS ON CARRIERS
Suspension Follows and School Prin-
cipal Is Hanged in Efigy.

RICHMOND, IND, Nov ls-Thinkine
bells fastened to the carriers OF eight
young women in the Portland High
School caused their suspension until
they apologised to the principal. The
girls and their friends took the matter
to heart. and this morning IL was dis
covered that Principal Journay had
been hanged In effigy near the scboo
building.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23

The Hardin College girls who went
home on account Of typhoid fever are
returning, and the school will likely
be running all right again, soon, with
usual number Of scholars. Hardin Col
lege opened this year with the largest
attendance ia Its history.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
S9c STORES
Thanksgiving China and Toilet
Ware Specials.

ico-pieces decorated Haviland
China to close al. SECS
100 pieces Austrian China, highly
decorated to close. ..... Asl3.9s
100 pieces Homer Laughlin's White
and Gold; regular sic value,
Special this sale 100 pieces. \. .ss.es
Teas in same pattern, set. -. S5c
Homer LaughlIn's full gold II
piece Toilet set worth ss, we
sell 'em 70 pieces .s4.9s
Good Butcher Knives. &c, 25c, 4sc,
Turkey Roasters, double .25c, 4ic'
Large Turkey Dish $50, 75c, a. as
Special, 10 dcz Cranberry Bowls. lo'
Japanese China Salts, each. SO
3 gross china Cranberry Sauce
Dishes, this sale, set O.. go
Il dozen glass Celery Stands and
Trays, actually worth 25e each,
as long as they last 10
81 Stop Jar, bail and cover. ..... rs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
Corn Husker for Sale.

FOR SALE-slg5 buys q $500 ma
chine, an 8 roll Milwaukee corn husker
and shredder, In good running order,
10 per cent discount for cash, apply to
FRANK q MILLER.
Box %, Benton City. No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
MEXICO needs better protection from

PRoF. ". T. Darlington is proni-
nently spoken Of as president OF the
new normal at Springfield, Mo. Car
rington would be the right man in the
right Place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23

FOB RENT-Two store rooms
gcoFnaFl, new building; can be rented
together or separate. Apply f. 3.
Locke, egent. rear Savings Bsnk.
Mezleo. No. dioeod-5s u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
c. & A Buys Armstrong Lot

The G. & A. Railroad COMPANY has
purchased the A. @. Armstrong prop
erty, lying vest Of the Clark Avenue
bridge A report is current. not on
cial, however, that the Alton will
erect a new freight depot on the prop
arty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. George LaForce left
Tuesday TO accept q position in a large
carpet store IN St. Louis. But they
Will he hack.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
REJECTS PENSION OF $4,000.
Civil War Veteran Says BE Deserves
No Reward For Doing Duty.

KoKoMo, IND, Nov. ls.-William
Elliott, q civil war veteran, who has
been notified that an accumulated
pension OF $4,000 Is awaiting bis &c
|ceptance, to-day declared he would
not accept the money. II was a SOL
der all through the war, "he declared,
'ebut I merely did nv plain duty,
nothing more. and I'M not entitled 10
q premium for that. Christ would re-
fuse 70 accept money for the perfor.
nance Of his duty and / will not take
IT,"
Dr. A. CO. White Is lhome from a
business trio % Uartlnsbura.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
ORDER OF pURLIcA'
STATE OF MISSOURI
CopSrYo or AuDRAIN.
fnthe Circuit Court. Ian
serm. 1895.

US
fIardcstys Kinza Hora.
Hardssty' George Hardesty'
Hardessy Elizabeth Harde.t,
desty. Mary Hardesty Tpcti'
Tucker. her husband. - o,
hand pf Eliza Hardesty Pa
cetNed md The unknown hel
or ASSIGNS Of kinzu W. Harde,
~ and al persons who mlet
through or under him or Inc,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23

J. r. Jesse and Roy Ferris LETT Tues
day for Del Rio, Texas, On a visit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
FOR THE THANKSGIVING FEAST



We are closing out our entire
fine Of Guns at COST.
No. 81. Double barrel, i'm
proved patent plungers, pistol
grip, new style circular ham
mers, 80 inch twist figured
steel barrels. Regular price
$3.50. Sale price $3.50.
No. II. Double barrel, de-
carbonized steel barrels, latest
improved locks, fancy stocks,
|3O inch. Regular price $3.50.
Sale price $40.
80 other models ranging in
prices from ST so to $50.
During this sale we will sell
the best single barrel shot guns
for 1926. Regular price So.
| SPECIAL ON AMMUNITION.
During this sale we will sell
the regular 45c shells at cost.
All Black Powder Shells, 4Octs.
| In IL and 10 gauge.
You had better buy your
shells for winter use while the
cut Is on.
| HUNTING COATS.
We have Is Hunting Goats
that will 60 for one hall price.
Get a shell vest.
FIRED A. MORRIS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-23
HUNTING COATS.

We have Is Hunting Goats
that will 60 for one hall price,
Get a shell vest.