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money, should have told the truth; but l did
| held my peace. | glad of it 1t is very
useful to me-.
He ceased. His voice had never changed from
the oddly imprisoned tone. 1t was as if he was
speaking of some whom he knew only slightly
1t relief when the Governor replied-a relief
felt vaguely by both men, He spoke in his accus-
toned voice that, despite its drawl, had echoing
ring-a ring that had stirred thousands during
paigns to the highest pitch of enthusiasm in the
timbre of it there was magnetism which seemed
to grip the hearts of men.
The money belonged to no one" he said; cit
mine much anyones else. | took it, but
used it wisely. See what 1 have done with it!
have championed the peoples cause. l have
darkness without hope. Ny influence mine alone,
has awakened the public conscience and blazoned
the path for civic liberty; Without this money,
without the opportunities it opened, I could have
done nothing. You know the man to whom it be-
longed died He left heirs. The money would
have reverted to the State. l wronged no one and
as for the State, I have been its benefactor."
You say you wronged no one" returned Nor
timer: What about Helen and me?"
What do you mean?"
"You made her the wife of a thief, and you robbed
of any chance of happiness-and by the God
that lives above you! unless you do my bidding
will expose you to the world and to her!,
The Governor looked in the cold face There was
mercy there and he knew it. So, after all, )" he
said, my life is to have been lived in vain.
Mortimer started to speak, but there came knock
upon the door, and he paused. The Governor turned
toward it impatiently.
Come I'M" he said.
The door opened and there entered woman of
thirty-two or three graciously beautiful woman
with face of wonderful purity and truth. She
forward, smiling brightly.
James, she said, Il have come to take you for
drive Oh, beg pardon. They did not tell me
you were engaged"
It's Dick Mortimer said the Governor. ''You
remember him.
"Of course replied his wife, crossing to Mortimer
and shaking hands. 81 am not one to forget an old
friend" Then she turned and walked back to
Carleton laying her hand upon his shoulder affec
tionatey
The gesture cut Mortimer to the quick, and to
hide his feeling he and walked to the window.
IF am interrupting," she said "Ill go along"
The Governor took her hand and started to
sneak but Martinez
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SPEAK, but Mortimer
had turned from the
window, and his voice
was the first to be
heard.
No." he said, "do
not go. Your husband
the Governor and
l are facing a seri-
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The Governors Decisi'
By WALTER HACKETT

.OVERNOR CARLETON-the peoples Gov
ernor, they called him-pushed back his
chair from the table and walked to the
window. Silhouetted against the fading
light of the winters day, he looked more
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-12-06
BOARD OF CHARITY
FORMED wRDN EsDAY
Organization Will Eliminate Beg
gers That Prey on Citizens and
Merchants and Attend to
Local Cases Of Distress
Officers and Plans.

A United Charity Association ha.
been formed in this city and th.
transient beggers who prey upon mer
chants and citizens alike MAJ b
directed to 1t for help; and the need,
poor oil the city assisted In a systema,
Tic and thoroughly business like way
AT the city hall, Wednesday night the
members Of the following COMMITTEES
perfected the plans:
Baptist church-W. ii. Kenuan and
Joe Jesse.
Christian church-P. w. HARDING
and Ross Cauthorn.
Methodist church Austin Smith
and Mason Creasey.
Presbyterian church.-A. G. Smith
and 5. j. Buckner.
catholic church-T. II. Ro6sn ana
ID. A. Murphy.
episcopal church-Henry LlewelIyn.
EiKs LODGE. B. Graham.
~ eS HiiiaIu P0tts.
X. z. Lodge. d.. Mckee.
maccabee Lodge-John Marshall.
Masonic Lodge-John Abbay,
ODD Fellows Lodge-c. A. witber.
spoon. "i'ue
Modern wOOdnan Lodge J. W.
Plnnkett.
K. Of L. Security Lodge Byron
Powell. D'ioh
The organization she known AZ The
CitY Board OF Charities. The follow
ing onlcers were elected for four month
rom Dec. 1, 1906: Mayor 4. D o..
Sam' Chalrmsni Wallace bearing.
sec :. J. Buckner, Treasurer.
A resolution was adopted reoues,
ing the citizens to contribute css-
monthly sum for the four month.
Oval the charity fnnd.
'oLLhcrIoS AT rnANKsaryrxa sx,-
VICES.
ine Union Thanksgiving services
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-12-06
IMPORTANT ROAD MEETING.
Permanent Organization Formed and
Arrangements Made to Get Re.
suits.

The people Of Mexico and Audrair
county are awakening to the necessity
OF better roads, and have formed an
organization, with Mayor E. d. Ora
ham, chairman, and Walker Pollock
secretary. During the latter part o.
the month Of December there will bt
an all day meeting In Mexico, with
Hon. Walter Williams. Secretary Of
State Board Of Agriculture Ellis, Hon
d. Ward King, and other prominent
speakers Of experience Road over
seers and farmers aud all interested
10 roads will be especially invited tc
this meeting.
The e0mitttee ON arrangements is:
George Robertson, S. p. Enmons ard
]. T. johnson.
Advertising committee: r. NJ.
White, John Beal aud @. NJ. Basket.
Those on the programme committee
are: John T. Ricketts,, John b. Ora
ham and Alex Carter.
On Invitation: G. +. Clark, Judge
Sims. Hon. Walter Burch and e II.
Carter.
This meeting promises 10 be Of the
utmost importance, and will without
question briDg results
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-12-06
Advertised Letter,

List OF letters remaining In the Post
Office at Mexico. Mo-, for the week
ending Nov. 20, 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 this
list will please say advertised"
Adams, ] L Adams, u
Bozarth, Miss Sarah
Black, Lewis Dood, Mrs L A
Emmons, Howard Elliott, FA
Ebbington, rs
Hazelrotb, Mrs Eliza
Riggs, Rev A II johnson, Miss Alice
Lastnr, w L Mason, R N
Mathews Mrs Il. J Potter, HI
Pierce, Mrs Emma Redmond, Kate
Ross, Eta Stone, Mrs Marie
Spencer, VA Sears, Curtis G
Trit. co Wellman & Wilkines
GEO Fl. KUNKEL
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-12-06
Executors Sale.

BY virtue of the authority vested In
me by the last will and testament OF
Sarah McCord, deceased, late OF Au-
drain county, No., which said will was
duly probated in the Probate Court Of
Audrain county, Mo-, and now on
file aud Of record in said court, /, the
undersigned, will, on Monday, the 10th
day Of December, 1906, expose TO sale
at public outcry, at the east front
door OF the Court House, In Mexico,
Mo-, between the hours Of nine O'Clock
In the forenoon and five O'Clock In the
afternoon the following described real
estate: 50 acres Of land belonging to
said estate described as the east I Of
the southwest quarter OF Section s,
Township SO, Range o, Audrain coun-
ty, Mo-, for cash to the highest bidder.
]. e. JESSE,
dl-37-3t Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-12-06
CHEAP DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
Election Expenses Of State COMMITTEES
as Reported BY Chairman Evans
Onlyi$i5.s73.53.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. CIV N
Evans chairman Of the Democratic
state committee, and James NJ
Wilmer, treasurer, reached ST. Louis
yesterday and prepared a statement Of
the campaign receipts and disburse'
ments which will be filed In the county
court Tot jefferson County at Hills
/ boro, Nc, Wednesday. The law = e
ouires that the statement be flled In
tho county court OF the county 10
which the treasurer resides This
committee during the campaign
collected sI,3ss SO from various
sources and discussed SIS s7s s3
The ST. Louis police department
gave ii the campaiga fund, but only
as individuls The amount from this
source did not compare favysably with
the gifts tw years ago
Governor Folk heads the list 81 con-
trlbutors TO the campaign fluid with
800 Isaac II. Liouberget of 'hls city
gave $3.50. Edward Stoabsrger gave
sl75, the coal oil Inspector, Mr. Cup
gave sl05, and the insurance Q M
missioner, W. d, yandiver ss6 The
Democrats in the state gave literally
TO the campaign fund ID amounts
ranging from 81 to $3.50. The latter
was given by urge Adam Woudson,
who was elected to the supreme bench
the Democratic ticket. David r.
Francis was the largest glver. He
gave $1,000. All Of the candidates
the state ticket gave $500 towards
defraying the expense OF the cam
with the exception OF Judge
Woodson, who offered $3.50 to the state
The following persons
gave 500 each; Harry B Halves, E
W. Stephens, Charles w. Knapp,
Williams Il. Phelps, Festus j Wade,
General James A. De Ar
John B O'Meara, John Scullln,
W. T. Cameron, NJ. c Wetmore,
Charles II. Huttig, Rolla Wells Of st
Louis and Senator William J. Stone.
The heaviest expense, aside from the
mailing and stationery account. was
the Bryan speaking tour, OF the state.
This alone cost the state Democratic
81, GAL 60 for the four days
Missouri. According to the sworn
statement OF the treasurer, Mr.
Winer, not a brewer made a gift
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-12-06
STOCK AND FARM NOTES.

1t is not strange that Missourians
raise mules On Thursday John E.
Fray OF Yates sold twenty-five head Of
yearling mules 20 J. P. Hanmet for
$500. Mr. Fray bought these mules a
little over q year ago. He raised feed
TO carry them through the summer
and fall. When he balanced accounts
be found that he was just 81, 100 profit
on bis investment in the mules Mr..
Fray says that there is no stock raised
on the farm that takes less care than
the mule. Give the mule something
to eat and it will shift for itself
Walter Williams In Globe Demo
crat.
John Gooch sold his S0-acre farm q
miles west of M~iddletown, to his
brother, st" for sl2.5o per acre. A
good price and a good place.
Jei Lewellen shipped out last week
"a head OF steers and heifers be pur-
chased OF Lee Cobb at 1916. The week
before be shipped out so bead OF
butcher stuff be bought Of different
persons. Las week he bought % head
Of cows and calves. -Vandalia Leader.
Strother Underwood; near Wor-
cester, lost his 81, COO iue jack, Black
Hawk, last week. The animal vas
running 10 play about the lot and in
turning a corne slipped and fell,
breaking blood vessel, bleeding to
death internally.
X. r. Buckner on Saturday purchas-
ed Of W. NJ. oEerfelt part OF one lot IL
feet fronting on Main street and run
ing back 100 feet with q little brick
building on same paying $500 for it.
Then Mr.. Buckner bought 10 feet Of
II. G. Thomas adjoining the Overfelt
lot at $3.50. 1t is said that Mr.. Buck
ner will put a building on this lot in
the early sprIng.-Review Auxvasse.
Samuel CraiRhead, Of Audrain COUP
u, shipped 81 fed steens from McCre-
die, Monday night, be had purchased
. month ago Of Oscar Black, Of Full
ton, at 81 cents a pound. The cattle
averaged 1851 pounds, and had gained
100 pounds apiece since August %.
They we're on Wednesdays Chicago
market. Mr.. Craighead also had two
loadsof l,4O0-pound steers On Mon
days market be had purchased OF
Wade brothers, OF north Galloway, at
$3.50, and has fat steers to take next
week, OF Joseph b. Maddox, Of Nc
bought at 1890, and a load
purchased Of John Wilkerson, at 81
cents, TO go same time.
j. w. Trimble and Ashby Bolts
l a load of cattle and / Of
hogs out Of Perry Monday they bought
from the following parties: Dan
steers, S cents Jas. QuInlain
3 heifers 3 l cents r. A. Hanger
COW $40, Miss Cate Bates 2 calves )
oents Geo. Trimble / calf SIC, J. r..
Smiley is hogs, w. II. Smiley Is hogs,
n. Dull Z, Geo. Trimble Is, Lean
der Heckart 10, Frank Harlow 2
Price paid IS 65 10 s5.T5.-Perry En-.
terprfse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-12-06
TO VOTE WET OR DRY1
Prohibition Amendment NAV Re-
Submitted at the Next Election
in Missouri.

JEFFERSON CrrY, Nov. 26-That In,
voters OF Missouri will have SUBMIT.
ed to them for rejection or approval at
the next election the question as N
whether The state shall Join Main.
Iowa and Kansas, and adopt probibI.
tion is rumored here tonight. Atths
Instance Of the Ant-Saloon League. n
Is said, a resolution will be introduced
10 the hJuse o o after the session h,
gins, proposing an amendment to the
constitution making Missouri a probI.
billion state. The league, 1t ifs claim.
ed, has senta circular letter 20 the
Members Of the legislature, asking
what position they will take In the
event sucha resolution is introduced
and feels so encouraged from the re-
plies received that the matter will be
presented.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-12-06
PRETTY WIFE cRUCIFIRD
BY HUSBAND. KAY DIE
William Mitchell Thought His Beau
tifnl Wife ~Gadded Too Much,
50 Nailed Her BY Her Hands
to the Kitchen Sink.

PITTsBURe-Mrs Jean Mitchell,
the pretty young society woman
whose husband, VIM. Mitchell, cruci-
fed her because she gadded so muchs
IS in a serious condition ST the Mercy
hospital The shock Of her awful ss.
perience, nailed for i've hours 10 tue
kitchen sink, may wreck her mind, Il
she RECEIVERS her bodily health
The Mitchellss live in expensive
apartments at 2i0T Forbes street
Mrs Mitchell Is fond o. aeood time.
Her elderly husband is not She was
Invited to atheater party one night re-
Gently When she returned, about
midnight her husband knocked her
down. SEEKING Der ~ her long blond
hair, he dragged her screaming to the
kitchen
Damn yon. you will CAD, III make
you stay In the kitchen, where you be
lonelr he exclaimed. lie had planned
the tragedy deliberately, for he drew
the hammer and nails from his cat
pocket.
TIE girI read his purpose snstinct
lively and pleaded. But be tore her
sleeve open, almost ripping her dress
OF. Then he forced her right hand
back against the woodwork OF the
sink.
"oh. please don't nail my hand.
Mrs. Mitchell pleaded. "Dontl oh,
God, help metz
But the mar drove the light wire
nail straight into the palm OF her hand
through 1t it into the wood, until the
head was buried in the tender fssh.
Next he lifted her left hand. 1t was
easy nov, for she was almost uncon-
scioas with pain. He adjusted the
nail carefully and drove it home Then
she tainted.
When she regained consciousness
she was hanging by both hands. With
iendish cruelty her husband had cru
cited her 50 that she could neither
kneel mol stand The nails were too
high TO permit her to kneel, too low to
let her rest on her feet. She had to
hang from Der bleeding hands.
Mrs. Mitchell is a tall, robust, ath.
letic girl, a splendid horsewoman, Just
2 years old. Her agony was incon-
ceivable, relieved only by fainting !
spells. She wa fOand at daylight by
neighbors, who we're awakened by her
The husband disappeared.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-12-06

Nov on this November 6tb, 1906,
1 Ncomes plaintiff by his attorney, and
shows TO the Court from the petition
and afidayit Of plaintiff, that the de-
PENDANT A. NJ. Harrison, is a non-resi-
dent OF the State of Missouri, and
that tue ordinary process OF law can
not be served upon him
1t IS therefore ordered by the Court
that publication be made herein nOti-
flying the said defendant, Am. Harri-
son, that suit has been commenced
against him in the Circuit Court of
Audrain County, Missouri, the object
and general nature of which is to OBJ
tain Judgment TO enforce a tax lien
npon the following real estate situated
10 Audrain County, Missouri, to-wit:
Lots 8, 4, s and 8 in block 30, in Ladd's
Addition TO the City Of Mexico, Mis-
souri,.
Now, therefore, you, said defendant,
A. NJ Harrison, are hereby notified Of
the fling OF this suit the object and
general nature thereof, and unless you
be and appear at the next regular
term OF the said AudTain County Cir
cult Court, TO be begun and held at
the court house in Mexico, Audrain
County, Missouri. on the 3rd Monday
in January, 1867, and on or before the
first day Of said term, answer or 9TH
erwise plead TO plaintiffs petition the
same will be taken Is confessed and
Judgment rendered accordingly.
And it is further ordered that a
hereof be published in the Mex
leo WEEKLY LEDGER, a weekly news
published in Andrain County,
Missouri, for four weeks successfully,
the last Insertion to be at least Is
days before the first day OF said next
term OF court.
State Of Missouri, Ga
County OF Audrain. Q
1, W. II. Morris, clerk OF the Circuit
Court within and for the County and
State aforesaid, do hereby certify that
The foregoing Is a full, true and COM
plete copy Of the Order Of Publication
"a case OF State ex rel Thos f. Roden
rs A. NJ. Harrison Is full as the same
low remains On Hle and Of record In my
)fice.
Witness my hand and Official seal.
Done at Office In the City OF Mexico,
and State aforesaid, this 9th
OF November, A. d., 1906.
lsEALl W. H.. MORRIS, Clerk,
ID. OREAR, Atty for Plaintiff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-12-06

Nov, on this November, sth, 1905,
scomes the plaintiff by his attorney,
and shows TO the court from the return
OF the sheriff OF Audrain county, and
the affidavit OF plaintiff filed herein
that the residence OF the defendants
Is unknown and that they cannot be
served WISH the ordinary process OF
law.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court
that publication be made herein mott
Tying said defendants, James M. Tart
and Martha j. Smith, whose residence
Is unknown, that suit is now pending
10 this Court the object and general
nature OF which is to obtain judgment
to enforce a tax lien uIon the follow
Ing real estate situated in Audra,n
County, Missouri, to-wit: Lots o, 10
and II, 10 Block 4, In Ladd's Addition
to the City Of Mexico, Missouri.
NOW, Therefore, you, said defendants
James NJ. Tart, and Martha
J. Smith, are hereby notified OF the
Hing OF this suit, the object and gem
erai nature thereof, and unless you be
and appear at the next regular term
OF the said Audrain County Circuit
Court, to be begun and held at the
Court House 10 Mexico. AudraIn
County, Missouri, on the third Monday
In January, 1907, and On or before the
iirst day OF said term, answer or other.
wise plead to plaintiffs petition here.
IN D same will be taken as confessed
and Judgment rendered accordingly.
IL Is further ordered that a copv
hereof be published in the Mexico
weekly LEDGER, a weekly Newspaper
published In Audrain C~ountsy@hits.
missouri, for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY
the last Insertion to be at least is DAYS
before the the first day OF The said
next term OF Court.
State Of Missouri,
County Of Audrain, -
/, W. II. Morris, clerk OF the Oircnit
Court within and for the County and
state aforesaid, do hereby certify that
tne foregoing Is full, true and com.
plete copy OF the Order Of Publication
IN case OF State ex rel Thos. Il. RoGpn /
collector, VS. James NJ. Tart, ct al, as
full as the same now remains on file
and OF record In my office.
witness my hand and official seal
Done at office In the City OF Mexico
County and State aforesaid, this oth
day OF November, A. D., 1906.
W. IL. MORRIS, Clerk.
j. ID. OreaT. AftV for MIA fnfIR |
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-12-06

common ailment IN Canada 70,
..hs.sso - i year.
siea''
This condition Is no doubt caused py
s4on
suns pAiso
Therefore, when feruna was aus
covered by Canadian people 70 DC . re
liable remedy lor these ca1alrhai us
1890 ,nd,rtSr.,s ana
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-12-06

Misses Louise Lakeland, Mary
Buckner, Mable Eaton, Rosemond
Guthrie, Ruth Jenkins, Kathryn Dud-
ley and Mrs. !. T, McCue were in the
Mexico delegation to : attend the Old
Maids Convention Tuesday night.
Misses Mable Eaton and Kathryn
Dudley spent Thanksgiving at the
Dudley home. The other ladies re-
turned to Mexico on the noon train
Observation-Disclosures Review.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-12-06
MAN TO BE PUT
UP AT AUCTION
Kentuckian Too Lazy to Work to be
Sold to Highest Bidder For
Months Under vagrancy
Law.

ELIzABETHTowN, KY, Nov. 81
"Going, going, gone!" With appraised
mallet the sheriff OF this couatY this
week will auction of Dock Auberry, a
white man who refuses to work. The
familiar words Of the auctioneer pro-
badly will bring back to the older
among the spectators the scenes in
slavery time. Auberry's services will
go to the highest bidder for nine
months. The proceedings will be un-
der the state vagrancy law. He was
tried and convicted last week, being
found by the verdict strong, alb
lebodied, with no visible means OF sup
port and too lazy to work"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-12-06

"Before the treatment 7
walk for a quarter Of an bour O '-,a
experiencing much fatigue. Nov :
walk a mile easily.
Through these three cases ". A..
70 make known to the public IS, ~
hciency of your remedy.n Wv
Hospital ST. John, Of St. 1o,,
province Of Ouch
later letter received from tbs !.
institution reads as follows.
"Three weeks ago I wrots 4.
you now satisfactory We A..
Pernaa. We recommend n s,,a aou
colds, coughs, cafarrh and 1sn.:,
Il have used 1t myself as q tonis Y,
the best results, taken as directed \
a teaspoonful every half hour.p
Peruna not only promptly ,al,.,
coughs and colds in their first s,sa
but Is equally prompt and eficisD,
catarrhal diseases in the chronic ~,
OF course, 1t is only REASONABLE
suppose that a great deal less medIr
VIII be necessary to cure a slight All,
OF catarrh thar would be reuuirsS
relieve the ailment after it had been
lowed to become chronic.
Directions for taking the remedy +,
be found on each bottle, also IN
Hartman's book, called 1.-THE m,
LIFE" which can be obtained from ',
druggist for the asking.
For special instructions write 10
Hartman, President OF tho uutu
6anitarium, Columbus, Ohio.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-12-06

oE on this, November sth, 1906
1 NcOmes the plaintiff by his sttorney
and shows TO the Court from the re.
turn Of the sheriff Of Audrain County,
and the AFFIDAVIT OF plaintiff filed
herein that the residence Of the dc,
PENDANT Is unknown and that he can.
not be served with the ordinary pro.
cess Of law.
1t Is therefore ordered by the Court
that publication be made herein no
tifying said defendant, Charles Davis,
whose residence Is unknown, that suit
Is DOW pending In this court the Oh.
jet and general nature Of which Is 10
obtain judgment 10 enforce a tax lien
upon the following real estate situated
IN Audrain County, Missouri, to-wit:
East part OF the north part Of the
south half u the northwest quarter OF
Section 10, Township 81, Range 5.
NOW, therefore, you, said defendant,
Charles Davis, are hereby notified OF
Of the fling OF this suit, the object
aud general nature thereof, and IN
less you be and appear at the next
regular term OF the said Audrain
County Circuit Court, 10 be begun and
held at court house in Mexico, Audfain
County, Missouri, on the 3rd Monday
10 January, 1907, and on or before the
hrst day Of said term, answer or 9th.
eFwise plead to plaintiffs petition
herein the same will be taken as con-
fessed and judgment rendered accord
ingiy
And 1t is further ordered that a
copy hereof be published in the Mex
leo WEEKLY LEDGER q weekly news
paper published IN Audrain County,
Missouri, ion four weeks successfully,
the last insertion 10 be at least Is
days before the first day OF the said
next term II Esrrt7sa
State OF Missouri,
County Of Audraln,
/, w. FL. Morris, clerk OF the Circuit
Court within and for the County and
State aforesaid, DO hereby certify that
the ~forefoing Is . full, true and COM
piete copy Of the Order OF Publication
In case Of State Of Missouri ex rel
Tnos +. Roden, collector, VS. Charles
Davis as full as the same now remains
on Gle 10 my ofRce
Witness ny hand and Official seal.
Done at Office 10 the city OF Mexico,
County and State aforesaid, this 9th
daT Of November, A. D., 1906.
W. n NORRIS, Clerk.
j. ID. Orear, Atty. for plaintiff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-12-06

The Carter and Faddis families were
delightfully."- entertained Thanksgiving
Day at the bone OF Mr.. and Mrs
John s Faddls, North OF Mexico. On
account OF tie bad W atber all we're
not present but those that we're, en-.
joyed the big turkey dinner and the
many other delicious things that &C
withiit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-12-06
State OF Missouri,
County Of Audrain,

James Tinsley has bought a half in
terest 10 r. II. Browns grocery store
Mr.. Tinsley is one OF Mexico's most
popular travelling men, and will de-
vote q portion OF his time TO the BUSH
ness Of The rev firm.