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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-06
Offers His Resignation to
the Car
HAS HAD ENOUGH OF FIGHT
Changes in Important Russian Military
ds-Kuropatkin's Plans
Said to Have Been Betrayed
BY Polish Treachery.


St Petersburg, Feb. 6.--Gen. Kuropat-
kin has rendered to the Car his resig
nation Of the command Of the forces
in the far East.
Gen. Gripenberg has been removed
from the command Of the second Man
churian army at his own request, hay
ing declared that he had been dishon-
ored by Kuropatkin's orders to retreat
at the battle of the Hun River.
Paris, Feb. 4.--St Petersburg CORE
spondents Of French newspapers say
that Gen. Kuropatkin is discouraged and
wishes to resign his command Of the
Russian armies in the far East. His
encouragement is said to be due Ia
the fact that his relations with The
generals under him are not pleasant. 1t
is reported that Gen. Linievitch would
succeed him if he resigned.
The Grand Duke Boris is reported ia
have started again for the front. He
was recalled from Liaoyang last Aug
aist, for the reason, it Is said, that he
had made q personal attack upon Gen
huropatku when kur0patkin rebuked
him for dissolute behavior.
Gen. Linievitch, since he arrived
from Russia toward the end Of Sep
TENDER, has been in command at vladi-
vostock. He stands very high in the
esteem Of Russian military experts and
has had perhaps more experience in
Asiatic warfare that any OF the other
Russian generals; but he is rather old
for such an arduous task as the supreme
command Of the Russian army at such
q iuncture az this. as he Is in his
sixty-sixth year. He was lighting in
the Caucasus when he was II, was in
the Russo-Turkish war, and has taken
part in all Russia's Asiatic campaigns
He took part also in the operations for
the rescue of the legation at Picking
Since then he has spent most Of his
time in the far East.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-06
RESENT THE REPLY.
Some People in Windsor County "soren
on Gov. Bell

White River junction, Feb. 6.--The
curt reply Of Governor Bell to Sheriff
IT. II. Peck and the Windsor county
deputies at the presentation Of their
petition for IA reprieye to Mrs. Rogers
in Montpelier on Wednesday is severe.
" commented upon here and the ad.
joining towns Of the county.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-06
A Guaranteed Cure for piles

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
'iles. Your druggist viii refund money
If PAZ0 OINTMENT fails to cure You
in to IA days. Fifty cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-06
= preyent the Cold.

va4;ye Brorno Quinine, the world wide
i and Grip remedy, removes the cause.
\ 81 the full name and look for sigma
81 K. w. Grove. 25c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
FROM R0WENA.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
RowENA, Sept. 17.-Services were
conducted at Maple Grove by Rev.
Rocker a small crowd was present on
account of bad roads.
Our community was saddened by
the sudden death of Mrs. Sturgeon. the
bereaved ones has the sympathy OF the
community.
virgile Dixon lost his line riulng
mare last Tuesday night
Miss Alma and Mary Rowe left tues.
day for Lexington where they will
attend college.
Pat Brown was the recent guest 81
John Dixon.
Jim Lewis is having his residence
repaired.
Miss Maggie Walker left WEDNESDAY
for Columbia where she will attenG
Stephens College.
Miss Myrtle Jordan Is the cnarmini
guest her brother DIR. J. Il. jordan 0
this place.
The woodman supper was a success
Friday night; they were royalty entei
tanned at the home..of DIR. Jordan. lie
cream, cake, candy and cigars wer
served and it was an enjoyable even
Mr.. Hoyetmerry our fine road owe
seer is getting the roads In nne orue'
:. Some Of our young people went nu
|. ting recently.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
Cirnnit Court Notes.

The case of J D Pratt vs. Chicago q
Alton Ry Co has been on trial all day.
The pltfl asks damages in the amount
$3.50 for the loss OF bis place OF busi-
ness by lire, supposed to have orginat-
ed from a spark from q the Defts
engines. The case is attracting much
attention forion Its result, hangs sever
al other suits from parties damaged by
the fire which burned the Lee Bros.
stable the Fox building and Haskell
Carriage Works last October. The
case will likely continue through
THURSDAY. The Jurors are, Q A Sames
Robt Gray, ] F Edwards, LU Barnes
John Burgess A Boyd,J r Maxwell,
IG A Wilson, e A Hagan, J W Harris
Henry Schreifer and W ? johnson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
NATURES WARNING.
Mexico People Must Recognize and
Heed It.

Kidney Ills come quietly -mysteri-
ously,
But nature always warns you
through the urine.
Notice the kidney secretions.
See IL the color is unhealthy
II there are settings and sediment,
Passages too frequent, scanty, pain
full.
It's time then to use Doan's Kidney
Pills,
To ward off Bright's disease or dia-
betes.
Doan's have done great work in
Mexico.
John Umstead, carpenter of Depol
street street says: "For twenty year
| have been subject to attacks OF back
ache, some Of them very ' Wher
at their height, trouble with the kid
pey secretions existed, having n
doubt in my mind but that my kid
news were over excited or weakened.
cannot tell how many different RENE
dies / took Or how many make shift
I employed, but / do know tina
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured a
Buckner s. Whitney's drug store hay
given me relief and in a shorter tim
than any medicine l ever used.
honestly think II Doanjs Kidney Pill
were universally known backache an
kidney complaint would cease to e.
ist.'
For sale by all dealers. Price
sents. Foster Milburn Co., Bufial
N. Y. sole agents for the Unite
States. Remember the name-Doan
land take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
MAPLE 0 ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
MAPLE GROVE, Sept. a.-Mr.
Prltchett and family entertained q
number Of yonns people Friday night
with a lawn party given in honor Of a
few friends. This was a enjoyable
event. The yard was beautifully
illuminated and various games were
the order Of the evening.
County Sheriff Price johnson is hay
ing a we'll drilled on his farm north
west of Mexico.
Patrick Dickey and family, Of Bean
Creek, has moved in with Tnos
O'Toole.
Miss Ethel Bybee, of Mexico, opened
school at Maple Grove the first Mon
lday Of September as teacher, with 9
large attendance. Miss Bybee Is al
accomplish young lady and is a grad
uate Of the Mexico high schools.
Brass Anderson is improving MS
house.
George Burgus is visiting relative
and friends in Kentucky.
Miss Goldie Emerson is teachinI
school again neal Rush Hill.
Mrs. L. O'Toole and sister, Margare
Dermody, made a flying trip to 81
Louis Sunday morning on BUSINESS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
THE NINETEENTH
ANNUAL MEETING
OF the Audrain County Christian
Missionary Cooperation, Mace
donna Church, Sept. Is to 81.

MONDAY.
Sept 25-7:30 p m Sermon, II will
pull down my Barns r NJ Smith.
TUESDAY.
Sept 1880 a m Devotions, Egan
Aerndon.
9:45, Greetings, J NJ Blalock.
9;g5, Response, P W Harding.
1000, App't OF Committees
l0:l5, Address on County EVange.
lism, LV Hartford.
1896, Discussion.
ll:20 Sermon, christianity an Alb.
solute Necessity W @ Surber.
Business.
adjournment.
200 p m Song Service, Waller Rob
ertson.
2:l5, Report OF Board.
BPS, Address, "The Ideal Sunday
School," J d Greer.
2;45, Reports from Churches.
800, Young people and Christian
Endeavor, w II Kern.
1880 p m, Praise Service, J II Thorn.
as.
500 . m Sermon, "Our Relation
to State and County Work. J II
Wright.
WEDNESDAY.
Sept $3.50 a m Devotions, S VIM
scott.
9:45, Incorporation as a means to
Christian Progress" A W Kokendof'
fer.
1910, Discussion.
lO:45, Reports OF Committees.
HOO, Reports from Churches
ll:20, Sermon, W II Hook.
Business.
Benediction.
200 o m Deyotions, ] NJ Blalock
2:15, CIV BMH Hour, Led by Mrs !
r Locke.
3:l5, Junior G E Talk, Mrs W
Traughber.
1926, Bible School Session, lo-minut'
talks.
The Supreme purpose, Egan Hern
don.
The Teachers Preparation, D
Traughber.
The place of Song, W Robertson
! Benediction.
1880 m Praise Service, w G SUI
Der.
500 m Sermon, W B Taylor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
RENTog CITY ITEMS.

Correspondents OF the Ledger.
BENTON CRY, Sept.l9.-Misses Hat.
tie Carver and Dora Tratchel returned
home Sunday night, after a pleasant
visit with friends in st. Louis.
Miss Mary Callahan spent Saturday
and Sunday with home folks.
DR.. II. H. Munroe, Of Baltimore,
Md, will lecture on Foreign Mission
work at the Presbyterian church on
on Thursday night, Sept. q.
j. G. APPEL returned home Saturday
from his European trip. He reports a
PLEASANT trip.
Miss Ella Hilderbrand visited with
relatives in Wellsville Sunday.
Miss Nina Cox is reported some bet
ter. She has been very sick with ty'
phoid fever.
During the series of meetings JUS
CLOSED at Unity church the following
were added: Mrs. ]. II. Humphreys
from the Baptist church; Baker Hin
tonby reclamation. The following b.
confession: Misses Pinkle Douglass
Laura Clark, Barbara 'Tratchel; Jo'
Wiuant and wife, Homer Stauiier an
Oscar Clark.
Rural mail route No. 2 has been OF
dered established from this ofice :
take effect Wednesday, November II
- ENnlIa ma
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
Advertised Letters.

List Of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Mexico, No., for the week
ending Sept. 81, 1905, which II not
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:'
Britt, Fannie Crooks, CIV
Drown, r B Ellis, W ii
FoQlesang, @ Harris, Mary
Hardin, Willard Hansard, Hattie
Henley. Chas Morgan, John
Mercurlo, Frank Mango, Seaser
| Nichols, Elmore Palmer, George
Powell, Mrs ] Brainard
| Powers, Mildred Smith, Mrs Minti'
Sterling, Mrs Margaret
Steace, Kate Thompson, Ethel
VIM, Bette McNair, Hon 5 !
GEORGE II. KUNKEL,
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
THE ALTON DEPOT.
Work Should Begin at Once on the
New Building.

The following from General Passen-
ger Agent Charleton, Of the o. s. A.,
explains itself.
MI. R. NJ. White. Mexico. Mo,
CHICAGO, Sept. l6, l905.-My Dear
Mr.. White: I.have delayed reply
waiting to get at the facts. Itappears
that all the plans and specifications
for the building Of the new depot have
been drawn and have been formally
turned over to the Chief Englneei
who is now procuring bids on the
work; and work will be commenced
upon the new station just as soon al
the contract is let, and, I take it
within a very short time.
Yours Truly,
GEO. J. CHARLTON,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
MISSOURI MILITARY
ACADEMY OPENS
A Larger School Than ANY Previous
Year-More Students Expected
Wednesday-Staf and Faculty.

The Missouri Military Academy
has opened for its sixth years work
with a larger enrolment than ever be-
fore.
There are fifty cadets at the bar
racks now and more are expected
Wednesday and Thursday.
Substantial Improvements have been
made to the administration building,
and both barracks, as well as the
gymnasium, and athletic field, and
with the additional equipment the in
stftution is in a prime condition to
hold a profitable and successful term
of school.
There are two faculty officers who
have not yet arrived, but win be at the
academy In time to start with their
different classes.
The members Of the faculty now at
the institution are:
Col. W. d. Fonville.
Col. A. @. Lillard, C~ommandant,
| Professor of Mathematics
Major W. T. Willis, Asst. Command
ant, Professor Of Science AMI Modern
Languages.
Major J. v. Hewitt, Preseason Of
English and History.
Major +. @. Shaw, Professor Of An
cIent Languages and Commercial
Course.
The cadet officers have not beer
appointed yet, but will be published
as soon as the selections are made:
The daily routine OF a cadet at th'
Missouri Militry Academy is as fol
lows:
Reyeille, casa. m.
Police inspection, ! a. m.
Breakfast, 7:l5 a. m.
Chapel exercises, 5 a. m.
REGULATIONS, 800 to 1890 O'Clock.
Dinner, 1910 O'Clock.
REGULATIONS, l:30.2:5O o'clock.
Drill and battalion parade, 3 o'cloc
Evening parade, supper, 6 o'clock.
Call to quarters, $3.50 o'clock.
{; Study hour, 10 O'Clock.
] Tattoo, Q o'clock.
Taps, $50 O'Clock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
CHAMP ITEMS.

Correspondenoe OF the Ledger.
CHANT, Sept. 20.-There was no ser
vice at Prairie View Sunday on
account of the heavy rains Saturday.
The pastor could not come to fill his
appointment.
Chas. Kimpson, who has been quite
sick, is better at this writing.
Mr.. Moore delivered several loads Of
hugs Monday at 5fc.
Mrs, Annie Gallop and Miss brown'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21

The ~protracted meeting continues
at Gilead though the attendance
owning to the unfayorable weather,
has Ibeen light. There has been four
additions np-to.date.
Faster McQuin went home after
service last Thursday evening and was
taken sick there, we are glad to state
however that he was able to appear
upon the field again Monday.
Rev. e. s. Gibbs supplied Rev, J, D
Watson's pulprit at Loutre church u
Montgomery county last Sunday Rev
Watson is going to Piedmont Mo.
where he has been called as pastor ans
will likely move in a short time.
Rev. J.J. Griffin, Of Troy, is spend
ING the week visiting among the con
gregation Of Gilead whom he serves
faithfully as pastor for several years
Deacon Josiah Martin, lof Mt zioI
worshiped with US last Sunday, re
turning to his own Sunday School q
three p. m.
John Simpson and VIM. Huilma
two Iprominent young farmers
Monroe county were guests OF the
many friends here the first OF tn
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
Aaeook 4 Wisr Ruy Residence.

Messrs Adcock and Wier, proprleters
of the Ringo Hotel, have purchased
the Albert Sidney johnson residence
on south jefferson street for $1,000.
This is a splendid piece of property
and sold very cheap is Mr.. johnson Is
going to Rocky Ford, Colo, to live.
The residence will be occupied by MI
Wier and his family as Mr.. wier wish
es TO get the children away from the
hotel where they will have more room
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
REAL ESTATE DEPT.
NORTH MISSOURI TRUST CO
vAnDALIA ENJOYS PROSPERITY,
Shipments for Year Expected u
Break ALI Records.

VANDALIA, Mo, Sept. l6.--Van'
dalia and Audrain County are just
now enjoying a period Of unparalleled
prosperity, as shown by the heavy ship
ments of products. Vandalia is be-
coming known as the most important
shipping point on the G. & A. be-
tween Kansas City and Chicago.
While the present years estimates are
not obtainable, it is known that they
will far exceed those Of 1904, except as
to hay, which this year fell short. In
1904 the principal shipments from
here by carload lots were
Cattle, 140; hogs, $50; coal, llo; nre
brick and clay, 3o1: horses and mules,
"a: sheep II; wheat, 3; corn, 20; oats
30; hay, 49,; straw, 3; timothy seed, !;
Junk and scrap iron, 3. In addition
there were large shipments OF poultry
and eggs.
Among the more recent improve
ments In Vandalia in the way of build
ipps are as follows: A new modern
twenty-seven-room pressed brick and
stone hutel, which was planned and
designed by j. M. Durham, aSt. Louis
architect.
: In the north suburbs, In course OF
construction, is to be seen the $4,000
! messed brick and stone Public School
= building, also planned by a st. Louis
/. architect. This structure will also DC
! supplied with the latest convenience
: for heating and will be lighted Dy
, electricity.
On South First street the handsome
! two-story double pressed brick store
l building Of W.. S. Waters is going up
= while adjoining on the east Is belnt
J constructed by Colonel L. A. Bird o
the vandalia Mail, his new newspape
V building. This structure is beinl
built Of artificial stone manufacture
Y here. and will be two stories u
height.
W Between South First and Secon
~ streets the Missouri Land Company
p" erecting oHlce-rooms Of artificial ston
and adjoining these will be the magn
ficent pressed brick ~storehouse oil Me
a chant f. P. Dye.
All round the outskirts Of the tow
,.may be seen magnificent residence
~ recently built. Many farms In IL
70, surrounding country hereabouts ha'
y lately changed hands, due to the co
tlnuous inflow Of immigration fro
,..Iowa and Illinois. Over 100000 wor'
'he of farming lands in this immedla
h vicinity have been sold within =
past four years. Farmers are clail
ers ing for the present year the handsoI
sed Weld Of fifty to eighty bushels
nee corn per acre and other crops (exce
hay) are In like abundance.
rtyl Vandalia now has 1900 people, a
n is is growing rapidly. The local adm
I've. istration, now headed by Mayor e.
MIR. Waters, is progressive and takes 8
ish. cial pride in promoting the town'sb
the mess interests and enterprises
ON vandalia and the surrounding Co
try is underlaid with a 3e-inch veir
bituminous coal of the best quail
ion, and the highest grade of fire-clay to
ced; found in the Central West. -Four
APP mines and the Mississippi Glass O
~papy's hre-brick works are daily tu
nm. ing out large shipments Of manu-
tured products, and the semimon'
- pay rolls from these ventures
quite high up into the thousands.
All told, vandalia has aound
cause to rejoice over her present ?
perity and to expect even De
n things.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
FROM THOMPSON.

correspondence OF the Ledger.
THOMPSON, Sept. 20.-R II Brown
was here from Mexico Sunday.
Mrs G E Sims is home from visit TO
Roodhouse, Ill.
Mrs e + Elliott returned from
Hallsville Saturday, after several days
visit to relatives.
Ernest Boone is spending the week
In Texas.
RS Mcconnell was in Mexico Tues
day.
Mrs Charles Clark was the guest o
Laddonia relatives Friday.
Mrs Jas Cunningham Is spending
the week in Montgomery City.
W f Gordon attended the stree
fair at Sturgeon Friday.
J T Jesse and wife spent Sunday a
Mexico.
Miss Julia Hogerty is home from
pleasant visit to Miss Bessi Burk
near Mexico
Miss Carrie Jesse is attending Hal
din College.
Miss Edna Cant spent Sunday an
Monday with home folks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
AND M~ERCHANDISE|
FOR SALE and EXCHANGE.
WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER

Good farm to exchange for stock OF
merchandise.
100 acres improved farm for sale at
a bargain on easy terms. y
81 acres farm, small improvements
Price $1,000, s4OO,,cash, balance on
time to suit purchaser.
Leading hotel in good town for sale
with furnishings or will sell furnish.
ing and rent purchaser building.
Two vacant lots In Ladds' Addition
extended. Price $50 each This is
Mexico real estate at a bargain
Vacant lot on main street in Rush
Hill, Mo-, for sale cheap.
Two pieces Of good residence pro-
perty in Mexico to exchange for farm
Of 50 to 100 acres
A good hay and grain business to-
gether with a good modern residence
located in Indian Territory to ex'
change for 160 acre farm. This is a
splendid paying business, and oppor'
tunity for someone TO make some
money.
a fine farm Of 2S0 acres well located
to exchange for stock of merchandise
hardware preferred
200 acres In Laclede County, Mo, 4
exchange for stock OF merchandise.
A small farm OF 10 acres, improve
ments OF five room house, out build
ings, located 81 miles from good Il. r.
town Price $3.50.
20 acres with improvements Of tiy
room house, barn and other cut build
ings, good orchard. Fine piece OF Ian
located l miles from city limits, goo
r II. town. Price $1,000.
acres OF ground mostly in fruit
five room house and out building
nice suburban home for only $3.50.
200 acre well improved farm we
located, for sale at a bargain. Wi
Z consider merchandise in exchange.
1856 acre farm located q miles frol
good r R. town, public road on tw
/ sides. AS fine a tract Of land as is !
be found anywhere. Improvement
I consist of four room tenant hous
barn, etc. Price 1876 per acre
A small amount Of cash capital WI
| handle a money making business
Mexico. Will consider real estate e
change on this.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
Nav Reside in This City.

Rev. j. H. Hardin, Of Richmond,
Mo. has been appointed Correspond
ing Secretary of the Missouri Bible
Schoolsof the Christian cnurcn, apo
sltIon formerly held by W. A. Moore,
well known In this citv. Mr.. Hardin
was at one time pastor OF the Christ
ian church in this city and is broth,
er-ln-law Of Sidney Garrett. He will
probably reside In this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21

COUNTY NEWS.
M4RTlYsBURG ITEMS.

Correspondents OF the Ledger.
MARrINsBURa, Sept. 20.-Mrs. Rod
gers and daughter, Linnie, we're pas
sengers to wellsville Thursday.
Miss Maggie Hofsess is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Woodbridge.
Misses Lee and Ella Vomund are
visiting In Stick, Lincoln county.
Miss Margaret Torreyson spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Laddonia.
P~rotracted meeting is 10 progress at
the Christian church. Rev. Henson
is assisting Rev. Surber.
Henry Wilson and son have returned
from Colorado.
Father Adrian and Father Collins
were recent guests Z FEATHER Haar.
Born, to Frank Moser and wife, q
lO.pound girl.
The forty hours devotion at 81
/ Joseph's church begins Friday morn
ing at nine O'Clock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
A Talk with q. D. Ferris.

Work. Work We are freezing LOT
work. Bring on your tin and sheet
iron work OF all kinds Roofing and
cutters repaired, also all kinds Of TIN
ware, heating and cook stoves way
low down. If you are building q new
house and want a No. l good JOB you
will save big money by letting me DID
on it. | have an overstock OF three
inch galvanized iron cutters which !
will sell at two cents a foet, one half
the cost. They are in ten foot pieces
and l will solder them to fit any length
of porches or small roofs and furnish
strips to put them up with no extra
charge. Fifty feet would come to VI.
This price will hold good as long al
the cutters last. All other sizes sole
and put up anywhere in the county
cheaper than FEVER known before
Valley tin and tin shingles on hand
low down. Chain pumps cheape
than ever. Ihave seventy-five sheet
iron heating stoves all sizes slight,
damaged In making but warranted 7
give satisfaction. Take n HON
and try it-if you like it. pay for IT.
price l to 50. They are dirt cheaI
} Now listen, If you have coal bucket
} that need new bottoms bring them !
me any time this month and ! WI
put new ones in free of charge. mo-
} don't drop dead-I mean just what
0 say. l want to get acquainted VIII
0 all the farmers so offer these induc
ments and the wise one will take a.
0 vantage Of 1t.
al At the present time | am located
the building occupied by G., l. Ferrl
M where he keeps his large supplies
plumbing goods, such as bath tul
,ol sinks, basins, closet outfits, etc.
nj Give me a call, West side OF !
y square. 2S-tf G. d. FERRIS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
SANTA FE ITEMS

Correspondence OF the Ledger
SANTA FE, Sept. 20-Preaching
next Sunday at the Christian church
Rev. r W. Howerton failed to I'LL
his appointment here Sunday on ac-
counttof high water.
George Young and son, Roy, OF near
Gass, visited Jim Carter and family
from Thursday until Sunday.
Otto Carpenter, Of near foungs
Creek, spent Sunday In Santa Fe.
Quite a number from this place at
tended the lawn party at Marston
Beamer's Tuesday night. The crowd
was highly entertained.
Misses Alma Camplin, Carrie Blum,
Grace Camplin and LYDIA Dull spent
Thursday with Miss Genia Carter.
Rev. Bowling Reayis and family
moved to their residence in the nortr
part OF town last week.
Miss Fay Bates is expected nome
this week from visits at ST. Louis
Hannibal and Rensalier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
Special 10 Cents Sale.

We place on sale this week about 70
dozens stamps and tinted pillow tops
in line ducks and ardsley crash pillow
shaws and dresser scarfs all stamped
and ready to work. Also embroidered
stand covers and dresser scarf. Values
range from 15c to 25c. o&Wi
MEXICO VARIETY STORE
West Side Square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-21
Powell & Mundy were in this locality

Monday buying stock.
]. D. Lofts family will start to
California In a few days,
r. s. Macklin went Los Angeles, Cal.
last week to visit relatives.
B G Torbert and wife Will leave for
California about October End.
Mrs. Fred Precht went to Slater
Sunday to attend the funeral OF her
nephew, who was killed by a train
Saturday night.
Miss Annie Taylor, OF California,
Mo, is the guest of Miss Beula Max
we'll.
George Appel returned home from
a trip to Germany Sunday.