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Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

Saturday October 18th, at the home
Of Jno. WaEne. a family reunion was
beld 10 honor Of Mrs. Elizabeth Wayne
wife Of toe lat e James n. Wayne. Mrs
WayEe bias nine children, thirty. seven
grand -chlldren, and also . g~rs2t-grand-
child, little Dorothy. daughter Of Rev
z E Bradley and wife, now Of Ava.
No All Of the children we're present
except Mrs. Ab hall. Visitors present
yer Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Thomas Mrs
Elizabeth Staples, Mr.: John Crum
and family, Mrs. FRANKLIN and family,
Mrs J I. Watts and family, Nj. Bud
dg CaldEei and family, Mr.. Clarence
Waten,and two Misses Kelser.
Mn. Elizabeth Wayne was married
70 JsmaS II. Wayne ia the rear Of
1854, and TO this union were born the
following children: Mrs Th0s Crun,
Mn Jos S. Bradley, Arx. Pete Crum,
Mrs. Alb. Hall, Mr.. Jno. Wayne, Mrs
T.. N. Wright. Mr.. W. Wayne, Mrs.
Frank Waters, Sam Wayne.
Rev. S. u. Palmer, VI Osceola, No,
vas also present at the reunion, ana
entered into the ball game, and big
dinner as gay as anyone 1t was a gaia
day for all.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24


Mrs. Neiderschutte, wife OF Henry
Neiderschutte. ST., died Al her home,
northEesT Of Mexico. "Wednesday
morning. October ., OF kidney tr0u-
BILE.
The deceased was born In Germany
slxty-seven yeans ago, but hs s u red in
Audain county for many years. and
was . most estimahle woman. Besides &
husband the following children SUI
ss.se her. WiIliagi. Henry. Fred and
Annie, Or Audrain county; Louis, Of
ST. Louis. Mrs Carl Berry, OF Middle
town. ana Mrs. T. A. Feutz, OF Rush
Am, Nc
The funeral services will take place
from tie German-L lutheran church in
this city friday afternoon st l o'clock
by Rev. Hays who win preach In the
German language and Rev. Doughten-
hun,of Weilssille, who will preach In
American language
The remains will be taken from the
home at eleven o'clock.
The Ledger extends sympathy TO
the berezved ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24
ADMINISTRATIONS
PUBLIC SALE
WEDNESDAY, o R 30

viii sell at public sale At the late
residence Of Joseph HOltkamp. de-
ceased. 81 miles n8rtheast OF Mexico,
tue following described property To-
Wit, on Wednesday. 0ctc5ss 20:
: HEAD H0RSES-l 3-Yearlold
saddle and harness horse, q ggod ne: I
s-year-old draft horse, sired 70 the I'm.
ported Zut; l 3-ye8r saddle and harness
h0rse; I4-year-old Mccormick mare, !
good one; / s-year-old brood mare bred
70 Jack: l7-year-old mare; large work
horse
aHEAD MULEs-l span q extra
No. 1~4-yezrold mare mules; I extra
good horse mule; l mule colt
IS HEAD CATTLE-One fresh
milk eow and calf; 2 good milk COWS;
g head steer calves; 2 bead heifer
calves, / dry cow
81 HEAD OF HOGS-E head Of
stock hogs, weighing from so 70 10
pounds; i SOW and 8 pigs; 2 good brood
sosS 1 Poland CHina baar. :
FARMING iMPLENENTS-Con-
sistiDg Of 2 good farm wagons. 4 new
surrey. ] road wagon. ] new GAINESVILLE
Disc Cnltiyator, 4 walking cultisators.
l corn planter, l broadcast seeder, I
mower, i hay rake, 5 S-hone breaking
plows l l2-inch pillow, 2 l0inch har.
rows / good hay frame, l set Of new
wagon harness, 3 sets OF plou harness.
EEED-l0 acres Of corn In the field
3 stacks OF Timothy hay, ] stack Of
cats, | straw rick.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
No property to be removed until
terms of sale are complied with.
Sale begins at 10 o'clock. Lunch ct
noon. CHAS. HOLTKAMP,
Administrator.
J. G. Ford, Auctioneer.
Jas Qulnlan, Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24
Breathe Hyomei's Tonic Healing
and be Cured Of Catarrh.

Nature has a remedy for catarrh. q
treatment that i far better than dosing
the stomach with medicine.
IL i the healing oils and balsams of
hyoma which indicate the ain Won
breathe, reaching the most remote air
bells n The nnse. throat and lungs, killing
an catarrhal EefIns. and restoring health
70 t1e mueuuz membrane.
In using Hyomei you are treating yo,r
catarrhal troubles with The only natural
remedy, Tor y gives a curative air bath 20
NE AR nazares that has a. powerful
healing and anisepiic effect As that found
IN The maantsins where the pine forests
give of lAar fragrant and healing balsans.
Breathe the ~intigonting ard healing
Hyome and see how quickly YOU viii eet
uba lruzn tour catarrhal troubles.
Druggists have sccn 70 many cures, even
Of the Nursf Eases 81 cafarrh. with offensive
raAsng II mncous. frequent sneez-
dropplae IN The throat and sparnodie
coughing that they fed warranted IN
Hyome under an absolute ruaran-
- % rsfand the Monty II i does not DO
~ that ( claimed ior L. They take
~ he nfL sold and guaranteed by
Onn R1rdF.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

TIE furry in Wall street don't liz
terest the people in this country as IL
formerly did. TIE west is especially
more independent than eser Of the
east. As q matter OF fact the Wall
street hanks T doing everything
theyca to borrow money from the
west, whereas formerly the east had
70 supply money to move the western
crops. While some Of the banks Of
New York are in trouble the financial
institutions in Missouri are all pros
porous and in splendid condition. The
hanks Of Mexico and Audiain county
are especially solid and well managed.
The people Of Audrain county have 3
right 10 be proud Of their financial In
Stitntions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24
SEES SPOUSE WED AFFINITY.
Divorced wife Witnesses Husband
Marriage and Co~ngratulatss
Her Successor.

Tulsa, /. T., Oct. 15-An unusual
scene was enacted In the Office OF the
clerk Of the United States court here.
Mrs. Elmira Waymire, after being
granted a divorce from David Way
mire, on the ground OF cruel treat
meut, accompanied MIN to the clerks
office In the federal building and wit
messed her former husbands wedding
to Miss Eta Hinshaw. After the
ceremony the three people left the
courthouse, arm in arm, apparently
the happlest Of mortals.
The trio hail from CollinsvIlle, ff
teen miles north of Tulsa Waymire
had been married to his first wife
about thirteen years and four children
had been born to the couple, they
being awarded to the mother by the
court. The second Mrs. Waymire is
only eighteen years OF age.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24
Never Kissed a Girl.

In a. @. Roloff who lives q mile
west Of st. Louis church, Atchison
county has q very unusual young man
Not the least Of his distinguishing
characteristics is 1.-THE fact that. al
though he is 2s years old and not bad
looking, he has never kissed q girl, OF
at least, be declares positively that he
hasn't. he lives with his father, who
is 90 years old, and is unusually hard
working and industrious.
For more than fourteen years there
han't been a woman on the place, ex-
cepting for an occasional short visit
from bis sisters, ana, In addition to de-
ing a major share of the farm work. he
has done the cooking, sewing, washing,
scrubbing, and has found time to de-
vote to music, to raise flowers and gar
den stuff and make but Ter for the
market. Still, the neighbsrs says
his house is a modern Of neatness,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24
PUBLIC SA L e
1000 HEAD LIVE STOCK

We want you to be sure and
attend our closing out sale OF
live stock at my farm 4 miles
south OF Vandalia, Thursday,
October 3Ist.
Cattle:--Ioo head OF Black
Angus 2-year-old steers, weigh
ing 600 pounds $50 head of
S%horthorn steers, weighing goo
to 100 lbs. 100 head OF year
ling steers weighing from 600
to 500 pounds 100 head of
beifers I and ? year olds weigh
ng from 6ooto goo lbs 40 head
OF extra good calves ; MULES
rs head OF mules, so Of which
are from 3 to 6 years old,irom
IS to rs hands high, an extra
bunch Of feeders. Among the
number are some OF the best
farm teams in the country.
HORSES--3o head OF horses:
among this number you will
find anything you want, from
a high school horse to the
commonest plug. II you want
a saddle horse, driving horse,
work horse, trading horse, or
any kind Of a horse, don't fail
TO be at this sale /; HOGS
900 head OF stock hogs, weigh
ing from rs to Ia5 lbs Breed
ing Ewes-Ioo bleeding ewes,
as good as you will find any
place.
]. w. LEWELLEN & CO.
Auctioneers: ]. T. Johnson,
Doc Biggs, !. B. Davenport.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24
TAFT BANQUET TO BE DRY.
secrs.ary's Reception Begins With
Water Parade at Manila.

Manila, Oct. 15.-Secretary Taft ar
rived at 4:3O p. m. to-day from Hong
Kong and received an enthusiastic
welcome. His reception began with .
water parade, headed by Governor
Smith, General Wood and Admiral
Hemphill
The secretary was escorated TO the
palace by troops and distinguished
Americans and Filipinos, and formal
ly welcomed by the mayor aad COVER
nor general. Thousand lined the
streets all day, awaiting Mr.. Taft's
arrival.
Much discussion has been caused 10y
the fact that no liquor will be served
at the functions In Mr.. Taft's honor
to be given at the palace, which steps
is said TO have been taken at the
direction OF the secretary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

The marriage Of John ]. Heller, Of
near Molino, and Miss Alma CamplIn,
OF Santa Fe, took place October
%, 1907. The ceremony was per.
formed by the Rev. James Coil and at
the home Of the minister. The atten.
dants will be James E. Bishop, cousin
Of the bride, and Miss Anna Heller,
sister Of the groom.
Mr.. Heller is one OF Audrain coun-
tvs best young farmers and is the son
OF Mr.. and NM. Lon Heller. He has
chosen for his wife a most estimabIe
young woman. Their many friends
In this city Join tie Ledger in extend
ing best wishes and cordial congratu-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

Mrs. 81. A. Lawder, Of this city, has
sold a two hundred acre tract OF land
to J. c. Bsrtels, Of St. Peters, Mo, at
$500 per acre, This land lies Just
northeast Of Mexico and is one OF the
best farms in Audrain county. Mr..
Bsrtels will Immediately improve bis
new purchase and will move here with
his family TO reside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24
Aurya..s Store. Ent.rsd b. BINGHAM.

The dry goods and grocery store Of
w II. C0fnelius.a at Auxvasse, vas en-
tered b. burglars sunday nig1t and
shoes and groceries amounting TO
quite q sum we're taken.
The Auxvasse Clothing Store was
also broken into the same night, but
the proprietor, ION Lawrence, say s no
goods were stolen. Its supposed the
thieves were frightened away before
they obtained any booty. There is no
clew 10 the robbers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24
SHOE FACTORIES
The Friedman Brothers, OF St. Louis
and the Morris Brothers, Of This
City, to Give Mexico one Of
the Largest Shoe Factor
les in the Country

Arrangements are being completed
for the Friedman Brothers Shoe COM
pany, OF iSt. Louis, and the Morris
Brothers Shoe Company Of Mexico, to
consolidate, which would be q big
thing for Mexico, This new company
would Immediately enlarge the fac
tory and increase the output. The
Morris Brothers, who have made SO
many friends In Mexico, would re-
main in charge, which Insures the sue
cess OF the enterprise. There is
plenty OF room on the ground belong
ing TO this factory to erect several
new buildings.
III labor cannot be secured Ia Mex
leo, IL viii be at onoe imported from
the Cities The new company will
not only be financially strong, but is
thoroughly acquainted with the labor
situation, and knows where plenty OF
help can be secured, II Mexico people
don't care 10 work In the factory.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

warm Pruhi6s;lopist and wants 4 fair
deal when tie proper time ZONES to
takea vntb on the bouze fighters.
Where is Bro. Harry Turner and bis
Carrie Nation Ratchet? Is seems the
fime Is near at hand that We must
either fight or take e the woods.
Great pickles What are We sinners
going 10 do 70 be saved from The brand
Of The bsrnings We want 3 fair, bon.
est deal. That's all.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

kers On them. while others contain
fourteen rattles and ssven buttons.
CoA Reuben Harlow. the Bard OF
Youngs Greek, wEsi in Mexico Monday
on professional business Dol harlow
reports people prosperous and happy
in his section. He also states the
pss-paw. black haw and coon and
opossum crops as very prolific up and
down the Greek. Col. Harlow is q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

The drst u q series OF stock sales 10
take place in COLUMBIA. Mo-, will BE-
pulled OF November eleventh. Stock
buyers Of Audrain county are cordial
ly invited 70 attend this sale. A large
amount Of stock has been promised
for the occasion and bargains will be
offered. Stocksales Of this character
bring the buyers and sellers together
and prove most beneficial to all con-
cerned. We trust that the Columbia
stock sales viii be q grand success and
that Mexico will SOON follow suit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

iF the Friedman Brothers shoe fac
t0ry Of ST. Louis, and the Morris
Brothen shoe factors d Mexico con-
soiidzte 1t vii give Mexico oue Of the
largest she factories il the country.
The Daiiding vii Be enlarged and the
capacity doubled On thribbled imnedi.s
ately. Ths wouid make not only 3
strong financial firm, but one that
would make the best shoes in the
world.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

Ledger is called especially to the zd-
vertising columns OF the Ledger daily
and weekly The merchants Of Mexico
have msde preparations this year 20
meet the wants OF their customers
Large lines Of the very best makes Of
goods have been purchased and the
prices are right There is nj excuse
for any ony n going away from
home to bug goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24
Six Hundred and Forty Miles in q
Balloon.

The balloon, United States, piloted
by Maj. Henry B. Hersey, landed al
6:152o'clock Tuesday afternoon near
Caledonia, Ontario, $40 miles from
St. Louis. The balloon crossed the
State Of Illinois, Lake Michigan, Lake
81. Clair and part Of Lake Erie. The
sbip was In the air t~wenty.six hours
and five minutes. The other eight
balloons are supposed to have landed
somewhere In the northeastern part Of
the United States. Full reports are
not a vet In,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24
Funeral Of Mr.. Fox,

The funeral services OF Mrs. ]. NJ.
Fox, who died very suddenly Saturday
morning, were held from theiresidence
on Agricultural street Sunday after
noon At four O'Clock, conducted By
Rev. O. NJ, Aker after which the re-
mains were inferred in the city ceme-
terry. The pail bearers were ]. W.
Howell, VIM. Frazier, John Besl, An
drew Luckie, VIM. Crockett and s. P.
Emmons
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24
Wanted Fol Porp,,,

A unknown negro man forced 4
Dykes name to a check "a, n
dollars Saturday evening, and "
B A. Morris, the grocer. he
Morris he vas ditching for Il
plant under Mr.. Dyke and bad \
paid of With q check. The N
are on the look out and II /, \
hoped they will capture the to,,]
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

REFERRING 10 the next Governor Of
Missouri the Columbia, Mo-, Herald
editorialiy says: The next Governor
viii be a Democrat, He VIII b. elect
ed On the platform xhieh declares for
aggressive honesty in public affairs;
for The enforcement Of ell the written
laws whatever The las may be; for the
suppression Of the liquor tnfic By
local option and the absolute rliminA-
tion Of the saloon frUm politics; for
state control Of corporations; for tar
alton OF franchises and special priyI-
letes for more liberal support Of
schools for permanent, adequate sup
port Of the State University:for a new
Constition and a new Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

Monster Tomat0es In UeLaWnre.
New Castle, Del, Oct. 19.--On the
farm owned BY the Du Points ard te-
nanted BY Arthur r. Kee are grown
some OF the largest tomatoes seen In
this locality In several years. The
largest weighed one pound and eleven
ounces. while thirty. one weighed over
forty-one pounds, or an average Of
nearly one and one-half pounds each.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24
Wolk Per Double Traek Begun.

Work was begun Friday on The
transfer STITCHES near the site OF the
old depot, for the double track DC
tween Mexico and Clark. 10 is under
stood thst the c. &. A. is doing the
work at this cad Of the line while the
Wabash Is preparing TIE track At the
vest end Of the line.
When the road is fixed The wtst
bound trains viii take the G 4 A..
while the East bound trsios all use
the Wabash between the two points.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

The Ledger hears a great deal Of
complaints in reference to the use OF
cocaine in Mexico. II our information
Is correct this drug Is not only used
BY some negroes, but By a few of the
white people. There is probably DO
worse habit than the cocaine habit,
and IL possible q stop should be i'm
mediately put to the sale OF this drug
in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

The writer bad the pleasure Of see
ing nine balloons, representing Ameri-
can. England, Germany and France,
start on 3 race from So Louis, Mon
day afternoon, at four O'Clock. An
enormous crowd of people from all
parts Of Missouri and adjoining States
was 10 attendance ana the occasion
was a most impressive one. Two ex
perts went up with each airship, all
provided for an extended trip. The
day Of airships is at hand, and deTel-
opments within the NEXT few years
promise 70 be most pronounced.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

Joe P. Johnston, who for years was
P~ostoffice Inspector-In- Charge at
New Orleans, La, and well known in
this city, has been transferred to San
Francisco, where he is Inspector-In-
Charge. Mr. Johnston is one OF the
very best inspectors connected with
the department and stands high with
the Postmaster General at Washing
ton City. His many friends in Missou-
ri, while they regret having him move
so far away, congratulate him upon
his promotion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

JUDGE v. II. WALLACE Of Kansas
CITY. will haze the actors iDdicted,un-
less the theatfes are closed On Sun
day Regarding tbis matter Judge
Wallace says: u don't want 70 be
ungeutlemanly 10 this matter and do
not like 10 work hardship upon any
one, but the Law must be obeyed. Ac.
tors are the haTdest-worked people 10
The world. They should welcome =
holiday each week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

DR.. R. Strode,of Eew London, NO.,
. physician and surgeon, has opened
an Office In this city, 10 the Bragg
building DR., STROBE was on the staff
of physicians in the City Hospital at
st Louis for two years and comes to
Mexico we'll recommended.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24
Information WANT.

Any one knowing the ,ss,.
Susan B. Headrington, wife III
Headrington and W. P. nj.
both OF whom lived in AudnI. /
some years ago. Mrs. He,a,s
lived herein 1873 and MI. MeI,']
said TO have lived here In lss
enc knowing the address Of MI
both OF these parties will o0,,,
cate With Sheriff Price Johns, \
has regarding ! 4,
OF interest to them or their Nh
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24
ROOSEVELT SHOOTS J
BIG BLAcs,
President Finally Reward.
Bruin- dogs Trail e ss,'',
Brush Closely FolloT..s''
Executive.

STEAMBOAT, La, Oct. Nv.
from the presidential CAM
Lake brought the informal..
that President Roosevelt, Az.
search for big game for ~
had finally bagged a h.
bear. y
The messengers state tia,
the Presidents success vs' \ "
fact That he set out bright !.
With new dogs, which arrI,ss !.
camp last night. They soon !
fresh trail that led to a tb,s,'' j
The President followed
though At times he was prs,e' /
psred by heavy underbrusb,
chase Of four hours through ~
gle, the beast was sighted /, !,
cutiye, who laid her low wifi, l
shot.
Other members OF the -.
party arrived upon the scenes.
and aided ia bringing ~.
to camp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

Col. willard Potts. Col. John hcIn-
tire aud Fred Morris aud many other
dead game" ports are 10 81. Louis TO
see the big bal ocn ~aseensios. M.
Potts and NJ. McIntlTe viii take a.
'icourse" Of b.. willie 10 The city OF
much SMOKE. DILL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

Quite . number Of complaints are
made regarking the stealing Of the
Evening Ledger from front yards
Two or three guilty parties are known
and unless this practice is abandoned
prosecutions will probably cure the
habit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24
Jube.

The lube Publishing Company, Of
Sturgeon, No, has put upon the mar
ket new game with cards called
lube, which promises TO be most at
tractise. Those who have tried this
new game Of cards pronounce IT de-
lightful.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

Two hundred and fifty citizens, Of
Nevada, No, have organized 8 bust
ness mems league, opposing local op-
tion. Those in favor Of local option
have organized the anti-saloon lea
que. The election takes place Novem-
Der seventh, and both sides claim the
victory. The prospect is, the vote VIII
ha eioaa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24
Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the
North Missouri Trust Company, As,
slgnee Of Henry L. Miller will on
December 7th, 1907. Apply TO the Cir
cult Court OF Audrain County for Its
discharge a. said Assigne.
North Missouri Trust Company by
J. G. Mundy. Secretary. $50
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

IL is claimed that Quincy James
drug store at Rush Hill was burned
By an incendiary. The night his store
was burned his residence was also
set on fire. This building was saved.
The drug store was insured for 81, 200.
The building belonged to Mr.. Dudley,
OF Auxvasse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24
Funeral Of W. r. Jones.

W. y. Jones,of this city, who died
suddenly Sunday morning At the home
OF bis sOn-in-law, Frank Plummer, In
Springfield, NO., was an old citizen Of
Mexico, and for years vas a prominent
house mover In this part Of Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

The Mexico High School bas been
moved into the new building, which is
one Of The best In the State. The peO-
pie OF this district have = right to be
proud OF the Mcmillan High School.
the building and the teachers. No
better investment could have been
made
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

Born, to III. and Mrs. John VIII
lIams, OF Sc. Louis, October. is a bounc-
ing James A. Reed son. Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams are both well known In
Mexico. Mrs. Williams was formerly
Miss Rosa Mel onnough. The little
Democrats name Is Lewis Anderson
williams. DILL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

Now is the time to furtilize
your ground by spreading
Manure with an Inter-
national Manure spreader
sold by, Durkee & bearing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

James Harrison and son. Verde, who
lately purchased Charley CFiswellis
Drug store have finished invoicing and
their store will be opened Saturday,
October 10. These gentlemen solicit a
share u the patron age Of the public.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

Charley Anderson, manager OF Col
Green Clay's farm in Sailing township,
has returned from his old home IN
Sweden. A nephew and two young
girls returned with Mr.. Anderson On
OF the girls will make her home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay and the other win
reside with Mr.. Anderson and family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

Owen q Towson have opened their
meat market three doors north Of the
p~osso1lce on s. Washington street,and
will carry fresh and cured meats OF all
kinds, and poultry In season. Phone
AIS. 28I-tf.30 TT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

W. B. Hale and wife, Of Milton, Ore
gon, are the guests Of MI. and Mrs. 1.
NJ. Greer, in this city. Mr.. Hale for
merly lived in Mexico and was con-
nected with the Greer Furniture Com
many.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

Hardin RIxey KNOWS that adyertis-
ing pays, and makes some very at
tractiEe propositions in the daily and
weekly Ledger. Those wanting bar
gains should read Rixey's ad sertise-
nents closely.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

HAVE you noticed the way Mexico
merchants are advertising in the Led
ger-get IN line and secure your share
Of the business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

George Clark, mail carrier for rural
route No. 2, Is home from Q pleasant
visit at Deer Pafk. Boone county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

STRAYED-F1om owners barn
near the South Side School, q small
bay mare about four hands high, with
large scar on right front foot. Finder
return and receive liberal reward.
277-1t SILT r.. A. Maxwell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

John Lane and Toney Buckner
have sold their residence property in
Coons' Grove 70 Jasper King force, 900.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-24

Mrs. H. B. Butts, OF vandalia, who
has been visiting 10 Marshall, stopped
of In Mexico, while en- route to her
home, 10 visit Mrs. L. +. Austin.