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Pawned chIldren for care.

A father actually pawned his chill.
dren to get MONEY at Woodland Beach,
a summer resort near Dover Del. one
day recently There was big crowd
at the beach. and as the Philadelphia
boat left. a man, with his wife and
two children from the Quaker city,
In his frantic efforts TO get back 10
tho city, and not having money enough
left - carry the whole family, he de-
posted his two children as security
with Proprietor Campbell at the
beach. who gave him sufficient funds
TO take the Brldgeton boat back to
Philadelphia, from where he promised
to send money for his children
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Lax-etS 5 E Sc.ssy Sweet s:..I t. p.I.1.t.. 5st
Toad Ran Throuah Tap.

A Queerlooking creature, which rS
sembied long white string with a
dark head. camo through the water
tap at 61S Manning avenue on Sunday.
says a dispatch from Toronto, Can
ada, and as It showed slight evidence
of life It was placed in a pail OF water
In a few minutes the object began to
shrink as TO length and enlarge in
other ways, and soon developed into a
toad as large as the first joint OF a big
mans thumb.
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The sibulous Joker.

molasses and poured over the mo.
lasses a gallon Of the best rum he
could buy. Then, making sure that
his gun was loaded and ready Cor use,
he went TO bed
In the morning he seized the gun
and started for the trough, and there
he found. not the bear but the bibu.
lous neighbor lying beside the trough
intoxicated.
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Hearst has all the Dlgtocrauc pa
pers in the entire country scared to
death and they are hghting him tooth
and nail Never before in the history
Of the country has the state election
in New York commanded as much at.
tention and outside interest as now.
and ali the innnence Of every such
publication, from Maine 10 California
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METHODIST BISHOPS.
lRy Associated pressl

Rochester. y. ", Oct 2f--From all
parts of America aud from Earope,
Asia and Africa the bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal church assembled
in this sity today for a weeks confer
ences of the church and to assign the
bishops to the conferences over which
they viii preside.
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Register if you wish to vote.
A FIRE IN AN OIL, POOL.
Lanterns Carried by Coon Hunters
May Have Caused conhagraton.

Bartlosville, J. r., Oct. ct,-A Ian
tern carried by coon hunters is be
lieved to have caused Gre in the
Weber pool which destroyed oil and
tankage yalued at $4,000. In this pool
more than 100000 barrels Of oil is in
storage and desperate work was re.
quired to prevent the oil from burn
ing. The oil lease is owned by the
Cinco Oil company.
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hss been pressed into service to try
TO defeat the man who. single-handed
and alone. is giving them the neht Of
their lives.
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from the President OF bis appointments
as register Of the Guthrie land Office
to succeed John J Boles, present IN.
cumbcnt
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Place Smith. Iamison anG iIviton
I'm the constitutional convention and
get good results
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Go to the city han and register.


There are no marriages. ~ heaven.
and probably few OF the private detec-
tives who work up evidence to be
used N divorce cases will consider
II worth while - 70 tlssre when they
die
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Constitutional delegates should not
be hampered They can 1t do good
work fettered by corporation chains.
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NILES HOUSTON GETS
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Special to The Daily Leader
Enid, Okla, oct. "a z. Il Hous-
ton, @. This city, received notice today
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only two more days in which 50
register
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Prize days Nov and should be
made red letter days for Glthrie
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recognized as being caused by catarrh.
Catarrh OF one organ is exactly the
same a. catarrh OF any other organ.
What will relieve catarrh of the head
viii also relieve catarrh OF the pelvic
organs. Peruna relieves these cases
simply because It relieves catarrh.
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Mems and Women's every day shoes
$3.50 ard $3.50; extra aood values.-Rob-
inson.
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90 Eleventh street,
Milwaukee, WIS.

MNWauhGGt " 70
Peruna Drug M'fg. Co.,
Dear Sirs: A short time ago found
my condition very serious. Trad head
ache, pains In the back, and frequent
dizzy spells which grew worse every
month. tried two remedies before
PeruDa, and was discouraged when
took the first dose, bur my courage
soon returned. In less than two
months my health was restored.
Mrs. NJ. Brickner.
The reason for so many failures to
cure cases similar to the above is the
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Warrington News Bureau-t34s 3. ST..
Ne, ork ohioe-t5o Nassau 81.
chh .1o cHioe.-williams & johnson,
Marquette building.
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Avoid alumand alum phos-
phate baking powders. The
label law requires that all
the ingredients be named
on the labels. Look out
for the alum compounds.
NOTE.-Safety lies in buying only
Royal Baking Powder, which is a
pure. cream Of tartar baking powder,
and the best that can be made.
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fact that diseases
peculiar TO tho
pelvic organs are
not commonly
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The Leader s. a member Of the Asso-
ciated Press and receives the day tele-
graph report Of that great news orFani-
zation Tor exclusive aftern, on publication
IN Guthrie and 80 miles radius
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NOIICb TO SUBsCEIBEEs.
In the event Of delivery being im9er-
feet or papers being rolled, twisted or
mutilated. subscribers are urged TO make
immediate complaint to the business Of
fee ia person, by phone o. by mail.
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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER "a. 1906.
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NOTICE no supscntRrps

Business ........,............. rs
News ....................... 90
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Register
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04
LONG BRANCH ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger
George Elzea is on the sick list.
Dick Graves sold 81 fat hogs TO Dea-
yer and Mcbride Monday at &c.
Rev. Galloway has beeen called to
preach at Long Branch the remainder
Of the year.
Frank Edwards sod a pair Of a year
old mules to Bird Bros. for 1926.
P. r. Cauthorn and daughter Nera,
visited Frank Cauthorn at Thompson
last week.
Miss Thomas is visiting at Lex
Carpenters.
Clarence Backer has returned from
Eureka Springs.
r. c. Maddox aud family and Misses
Stella and Maude B cry attended the
Street Fair at Fulton last week.
Mrs. L. A. Mundy has returned &c
Mexico after a visit TO relatives In thii
vicinity.
Several from Here attended the
Convention at Bethlehem last week.
J. @. Miller sold a m ule colt to Wal
ter Wilson for 800.
Jim Baker went to Kansas City las
week TO attend the Masonic Crane
Lodge
Frank Dowell has boughta farm II
Vernon County and will move Their
TO live.
Mrs. Bart Graves is visiting he
daughter Mrs. Tom Jones at Kansa
Clty.
Mrs Kate Pitcher, is the, guest G
her daughter Mrs. Mitchell at Lee
burg.
} Born to Frank Tony and wife
daughter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04
MUTUAL TELEPHONE co.
/. N. Rosssr Writes the Ledge,
Hopefully Of Its Future.


TO the Editor OF the Ledger.
RUSH HILL, Oct. 2, I9O6.-My Dear
Sir; AS to the conditions Of the Mu.
tual Telephone Company would say
that itscondition is improving is mani.
rest IN the fact that the Company re-
signed from letting me serve as pre-.
sident and manager longer and know
ing that all things work together for
good to them trait love the Lord. OF
course | could only feel perfectly re-
signed to the Aforesaid resigning Of the
Company land having served the Com.
pany three years-one year selling
stock and getting the company or.
gained and contracted, two years as
its president and business manager,
and that without a penny compensa.
ton for my labor, livery or love. |
hereby tender my card Of thanks, and
as to conditions, | left the Company
In when 30 displaced my Statement up
to the first Of July, shows that Com
pany only owed S784, and that amount
is all owing TO me. At a meeting OF
the board Of directors about that time
II was ordered that l be instructed to
build a line from the switchboard to
the southwest limits and l suppose
that the party making motion thought
we could play the religious act Of pass
ing the hat and paying for said mat
erial and labor. This same director
after work was all done, which he
never as must as touched with his
own fingers, when | called the board
together to arrange for meeting ex.
penses OF the construction made
another motion that we defer this
matter until the August meeting, and
thereby put it up to Rossel
to pay up all that the board
OF directors had voted on me, which
amounting in all to about $500; the
company buying sixty-six new phones
taking all material, poles, wire, etc.
making a total indebtedness Of about
81, 800 with all material for contruc
tion that will be needed for six month";
and with rent on office paid up tc
February first, 1907.
In regard to this same v zealou|
self measuring member Of the board
that so ~zealously urged the auditing O
the company's books and the extern
of forcing said company to the extri
expense of an accountant, which IL
his report gave me SO more than m.
account,a as kept by our secretary, which
report / publicly asked to be publishes
/ have failed TO find my request grant
ed.
Now, one word as to the Mutua
Telephone System. 1t is a glorlou
success, as | al stand on my farm
and converse with ninety per cent Q
the people within a radius Of fit
mil es at a cost Of twenty-five cent
per month yet there is a large pc
cent connected with the mutual sy'
4 tenn only to mutually let the othe
fellow pay all.
l want to close by saying tnat th
company does not owe q cent exceI
what IL owes me, as | propose to pa
every dollar contracted while | wa
president Of said company.
j. N. RossER,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04

Jonny fletcher was thrown from a
horse Sunday afternoon bruising him.
self.conslderable.
Harte McGowne purchased a COW
from Robert Hayden for $50.
Tom Threlkeld who was teaching In
Moberly has resigned bis position and
come home to reside with bis aunt
Mrs. WEIGH.
DR.. Jorden is visiting his friends In
this vicinity.
Mr.. Spratt and family have moved
to Centralia to reside. We regret t.
loose these good people from u mids'
but our loss will be Centralia's gain.
Prot. Warburton s. Company, grad
yates Of the school for the blind CAV
an entertainment at Goodwater schoo
house Monday and Tuesday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04
FROM R0WENA.

To he Editor of the Ledger
RowENA, Sept. a-Our commun-
,tv was saddened by the death OF Acne
WEIGH, a good noble citizen. The De-
raavea relatives and wife have the
sympathy Of the community.
Our people en- ioycd the protracteo
meeting at Bethlehem which was con-
Quoted by Rev. Long,
Some Of our young people ATTENDED
nreachlue at Mt. Zion Sunday.
Miss Mamie Neil visited relatives II
q r. sansberry delivered a null
colt to McBoyll Thursday.
T. S. Holloway former merchant o
Roweua low a business man OF Colum
bIa was here the guest Of S. J.. walk
err. ~
,auized a bee club Saturday evening
The box social vas postponed Frida
r,oht on account Of the inclemency o
the weather.
Farmers are cutting their cane AM
.ve having their molasses made.
Turner Barnes and wife near Tuli
we're the recent guests Of his sister Mn
Jim Lewis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04
SANTA FEE ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
SANTA FE Oct. 3.-Miss Agnes Jonn-
son is teaching music here now.
DR.. John Cox Of Moberly visited ..
B. Wilkerson Thursday.
Prof, C. j. Howeton and family re.
turned to their home at New Bloom
field Wednesday
protracted meeting at NJ. E. Church
will begin Oct. 20.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hanna
Sept 81, a daughter.
Elkin Quisenberry formerly OF tnil
place, but now Of vancouver Island, wa
married Sept 3rd to Miss zeta Davis
OF Portland, Oregon,
Rev. e. T. Drake, Of Texas, who wa
raised in Santa Fe performedithe ma
rage ceremony for the first coupl
he eyer married, about two weeks age
The couple were Mexican people, an
Rev. Drake was not well acquainte
with that language nor the coupl
with the English, 50 they had to nav
an interpreter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Crlgler visite
their son, Love Crlgler aud famii
near Molioo
The odd Fellows Hall will be ded
catad Thursday, Oct. Is
Ray Miller left for Hannibal MOI
day.
Rev. b. G. Reavis is able to De U
and went driving Sunday afternoon.
Chas. B. wilkersOn is up after .
,, attack Of fever.
; Fred Quisenberry left for Far
Monday
! Elmer Chapel Of Ainsworth, low
: ia visiting his sister, Mrs FREQ Vu'
enberry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04
HORSES.
A Record Breaking Family of Trotting
and Pacing Morses Colt Show at
Laddonia Oct. 6.

Scion Grattan 2. 1Ol broke the worlds
trotting record for three heats on a
half mile track on Sep. It'll 1906 at
Libertyville Illinois, making the phe-
nominal time of Eli 2.l0l and 2.l0f.
Another great horse which Missouri
should be proud Of is the great young
stallion Graft 202t owned at Rich
Hill Missouri; Graft has been a very
successful horse this and last season
doing the eastern grand circuit In the
2.O5 and 2.06 classes. He has been a
winneri In nearly every contest in which
he entered. At Readsville Mass on
August %, 1906 he won the 2O6 pace
making the remarkable fast time OF
2 OH and 1904, the next week In the
| same meeting he won the 2.o5 pace
making the very fast time Of 2.O3t and
2 o3t and 2.034 in the three consecu'
tive heats,a very remarkable feature
OF this last contest is that Baron Graf
tan, cost another great son Of Graf
tan 2.13 was second and a very closs
contending horse.
Last but not least one Of the great
est weeks which history records TO
any one family of trotting or pacinI
horses was at Syracuse, New York Oh
the second week in September 1906 II
in which Doris B 2.06 I won the $500
purse in the EOS class pace, Graft wol
the 81, 200 purse in the zoo pace an
Baron Graft won the $1,000 purse II
the 2.O5 class pace, think Of thre
Grattans stepping to the front at on
meeting in the same. week.
Now in conclusion l desire to So
Howard G. and Henry Grattan, grant
sons Of the Great Grattan 2.13 wi
have their colt show at Laddonia Mi
. souri, on Saturday afternoon of Oct.
1906. Every lover OF fine horses is co
! daily invited to see these young ste
: pers.
u Very Respectfully
2q2t j. II. Brown.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04
CHAMP ITEMS,


Correspondence of the Ledger.
There will be services at Beaver
Dam Sunday Oct. It'll.
Mrs. Ned Turner and little daugh-
ter, Of Mexico spent Saturday and
Sunday with her cousin Mrs. G. W.
Thomas.
R. A. Holmes sold his farm OF
260 acres one day the past week to a
man from Illinois for $40 per acre
Mrs. Sac Crockett of Mexico visited
Mrs. Jas Booth Sunday.
The McGamble place was also resold
recently to an Illinois man at g. pei
acre
Mr.. W. +. Settle is confined to his
bed with sciatic rheumatism.
VIM. Pollock returned home from
Fulton Sunday.
Mr.. Green Cant bought GAO sheer
Of Considine and Cant one day las
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04
)
] COUNTY NEWS.
BENTON CITY ITEMS.

correspondence OF the Ledger.
BENTON CRY Oct. johnson,
Dowell y Romans shipped a car Of
hogs to st. Louis Monday night.
Mrs Elizabeth Coil and Miss Emma
Erlsman went to ST. Louis to attend
the Yelled Prophet parade.
VIM. childers accompanied by Mr.
Palmer Of Columbia, Mo, are visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Eugene Mcintyre of St. LOull
has been visiting the family Of Mr.
Albert Harrison.
MI. and Mrs. H. t. Douglass Of Aux
vase are visiting here.
@ Il. Culbertson and son are In st
Louis on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04
DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING.
Audrain County Dates for Democratic
Orators.

Democratic speeches will be made in
Audrain county, as indicated below.
Local Democrats will see that the
halls are lighted and heated.
HON. WALTER BURCH,
vandalia, Thursday. Oct. 4.
Farber, Friday. Oct. D,
Laddonla. Saturday, Oct. 6.
Friendship, Thursday, Oct. II.
JUDGE W, ". BOLTS.
Macedonia. Saturday. Oct. 0.
Beagles, Tuesday, Get. 9.
Edwards. Thursday. Oct. II.
Rowena, Saturday. Oct. 49,
HON. JOHN d. oREAR.
Vandalia, Thursday, Oct. 4.
Martinsburg, Saturday, Oct. 8.
Canada. Tuesday, Oct. o.
Edwards, Thursday, Oct. II,
Moline, Friday, Oct. 12.
Rush Hill. Saturday Oct. 10.
HON. e. A. SHANNON
Thompson, Saturday. Oct. I.
Cant, Tuesday, Oct. Q.
Burks, Friday, Oct. ~.
HON. d. A. MURPHY,
Nayior, Wednesday, Oct. 10,
JUDGE R. d. RODGERS.
Union, Thursday, Oct, II,
e. H. Carter, A. H. Whitney, Noble
Barnes, Price johnson, w. II. Morris,
7. E. Roden and Rufus Jockson, nom
inees on the county ticket will accom-
pany the speakers and assist in organ
izing Democratic Clubs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04
Heaters.

We have a very fine large line of
splendid heating stoves, in hard coal
heaters we have Radient Home, in
soft coal the Jewel and Superior Oaks
and lin wood heaters the Queen and
the Superior. Our stoves are all
guaranteed to give satisfaction, and
we are asking very moderate prices.
d2wl FERRIS s. CAUTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04
FROM THOMPSON

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
THOMPSON, Oct. 81 T Cant is a
business visitor In South Omaha.
M Biswell is purchasing walnut
logs from Chas. Clark this week.
TT O'Toole returned from weeks
visit In st Louis Monday.
e 7 Elliott W NJ of the Hebron
Lodge Of Mexico is home from Kansas
City where he attended the Masonic
Lodge.
] p Willoughby left Tor Kansal
City Monday. He WAS relieved By
Frank Bush.
Miss Walsh, Of st. Louis, and Mis-
Annie Fecht, Of Mexico, we're tn
guests OF Miss Julia O'Callaghal
Thursday.
W Fl Tiger, Of Moberly, was th
guest of J e Tiger Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04
Cbas, pease is finishing bis lovely

Chas. Pease is finishing his lovely
home on West Boulevard. Mr.. Pease
has fine plumbing, bath room, etc, and
will have bis own waterworks. Leslie
Ferris is placing a pneumatic tank in
basement that will hold so barrels Of
water and have connections at well to
a gasoline engine and pump 300 feet
from the house. Air is pumped In the
tank with water and q pressure Of 80
to so pounds maintained all over house
Leslie Ferris is doing the plumbing
and installing the waterworks sys'
tenn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04
Attsntiop. Farmers.

The annual meeting Of the +. Il
Co. Operative Insurance AssociaIiol
will be held in Mexico, Mo-, In tne
ONCE Of Allen Stallings, east size Oh
square, at 10 a, M, Tuesday, October
o. 1905. President, vice-president.
secretary and three directors are to Of
elected, together with other business
that may need the attention Of TN
Company. A large attendance Oh ou'
members is desired. E. B NORRIS
400. Secretary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04
pin Sale of short.H orns.

Jobn Burruss, of Columbia mo-,
will make a closing out saie nc,
sbort-Horn herd at Columbia on 30,
,ansr 20, 1906. He has made a specially
!, Vi, vOune things are POlled. Both
bulls and heifers are . nah LIS Cor ,
and Dfeu n" d1-29.2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04

w. ara closing them out ION
w, w. mis- chance Of getting a Darssi. !.
10 , u ~ new and ~up-tOdate ougsleS
variety u FERRIS s oAuTHoRS'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04

The Mexico Military Academy will
have a shower bath for the boys
Leslie Ferris has just finished a big
plumbing contract there and is nov
putting In the shower bath.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04

I'M. National coffee Roasting ~ !,
mas nss , ~ the square, Call and get a free
s ,mn I If fresh roasted coffee.
rpr NATL COFFEE RoAsIihe ~
i"" formerly W. II. MILLER
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04

August Webber is erecting q nice
residence northwest Of Null's grocery
store. 1t will contain bath room and
modern plumbing throughout. Leslie
Ferris has the contract for the plumb
inc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04

Gall on US for your farm wagons sun'
season. Ours are the kaclns, al =,
S Se New stougntOn and Balm, al :,
a ~n,ch are tested and guaranteed
wagons. sC,urHoRS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04
AIN
ACCURATE
WATCH

Is something that every person
wants and but comparatively few
possess. 1t is a pleasure for any
n to own a watch of this kind
and an aggravation TO carry one
that loses OF gains time continual
ly. OF course many a good watch
has been spoiled by abuse or acci-
dent and no dealer can guard
against mishaps Of this kind but
unfortunately In these days Oh
hurry and hustle there are a great
many watches rushed throug from
factory to wearer with hardly any
inspection or examination what
ever. These watches never give
the satisfaction that they should
even though they be Of the very
best makes, and 1t was to guard
against this fault that we institute
ed our own system Of examining
and inspecting the watches we
sell. ANY that are not In perfect
running order are returned to the
factory and our customers get only
the cream Of the lot. OF course
this is a good deal OF bother for
us but as a business proposition,
the satisfaction Of our customers
more than repay US for any trou'
BILE. whether you pay us $40 OF
$40 or 500 for a watch you arr
practically certain Of getting q
good time piece and that is the
first requisite OF a good watch
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04
civil sarvioa Examination

A civil service examination will be
held at the post Office at Mexico, Mo-,
on oct. 20. Necessary instruction and
blanks may be obtained Of the local
secretary of the Board Of Civil Service
Examiners at the Post Office, Mexico
Mo. d2w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04

W. want to buy all the arkv "a,
~. uOs'I highest market price in cas-, ,1m :,
, s,anlss on the boulevard any tim'
you oiink Ike Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04

w. L. Cornett has built a beautiful
8 room residence on East Monroe
street 1t is about finished and con-
tains the latest up-to-date bath room
and sanitary plumbing. Leslie Fer
ris did the plumbing and Mrs. CornetI
says IL is done right.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04

The New Moline wagon is built to
wear. A good wagon is always the
cheapest in the long run. Sold BY
Durkee & bearing. wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04

he you seen our line Of fall mil
We certainly can suit you In
and price. Try US and see.
FREDENDALL & WILKINS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04

h. Mckinley has has just had a
bern bath room and new plumbing
] 10 bis residence. Leslie Ferris
/ The work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04

Ragsdale will see TO 10 that your
h we'll furnished with attractive
Il, we'll fitting and comfortable,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04

! Rarsdale has the only full and
klste stock Of harness ness goods
.xienL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04

The shoe factory is being pushed
rapidly. Masons are laying brick and
Leslie Ferris has a force Of men al
work on plumbing and sewers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04

4 A uer cent 10 fuel by using the
Eite bard coal base burner.
'rru SIDE HARDWARE STORE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04

Mr.. Finley has moved into his nice
cottage on South Jefferson street. The
house is all remodeled, reprinted and
contains the latest style plumbing.
Leslie Ferris did the plumbing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-04

,oasted fresh every day at
st,oual Coffee Roasting Co., on
kadde square. uo'' W.