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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-11-01
500 ncward. sIoo.

The readers % this paper will h. pleased
tu learn that there D. nt least one dreaded
disease that science nns been aule O. cure in
all ~ stage. and that is tntnrrh. Halls
tathrrh cure o. the only positive cure now
known to the medisni maternity. tnthrrh
hrlmEn constitutional disease, requires n
constitutional treatment. Halls Aatnrrh
upon the hluud and mucous surfaces ~ the
system. thereby destroying the foundation
~ the disease. and giving the patient
strength ~ hulidiuE % she constitution
aud assisting nature Boz dulug ~ work. The
uruurietors have 30 much faith GA ~ ours
tive power that they urer one Hundred
dollars fuT any case that 10 Tails o. cure.
send for list % Testimonials.
Address .. J. Cheeney a Co.. Toledo, %.
sold by all Druggists. T5c.
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The Clinton Steam Laundry, owned
by John Henderson, burned last
week, at Clinton. A gasoline ex-
plosion caused the FIRE. The loss
is estimated at $500; insurance
$1,000. Patrons Of the laundry lost
clothing worth about $500, with no
insurance. Of course.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-11-01

Tom Dillon. j. street work 25s.7S
Tom Dillon. Jr., Tax CO. on
city note 1875
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-11-01

Don't fail to see Shaw & Betters-
worth for Heating and Cook Stoves.
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GENERAL FUND ACCOUNT.

Report OK AllN AlfaAalNl tNi % ".
1907
oENERAL FUND ACCOUNT.
To bal per Aug report S2763.oO
To amt. reed. OF +. & NJ.
Bk. for taxes 1907 .. l05.OO
To amt. reed OF n. Bank
for taxes 1907 ..... 262.SO
To amt. reed. Of u. C..
Helm ....... ...... ..... lOu.44
To amt. reed. q C. L.
CARPENTER . 507.9S
S5S59.27
By amt paid out during
Sept. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lls.oS
Bal. 10 credit this acct. S2s20.62
WATER a LIGHT BOND ACCT.
To bal. per Aug report S2o6o.o5
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City election. Nov. sth.
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Report Of City Treasurer Tor Sep
1907
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Il is the only range in the world made Of Male
able and Charcoal Iron.
1t has, beyond any question Of a doubt. the laFg-
est and best reservoir.
II uses about half the fuel used on other ranges,
and does better work by far.
The Majestic All Copper Nickeled Reservoir
heats the water quicker and hotter than any other.
is the only reservoir with a removable frame.
The Charcoal Iron Body Of the Great Majestic
Range lasts three times as long as a steel body.
Being made Of non-breakable material, there is
practically no expense for repairing Majestic.
As for baking. it is perfection, no, only for a
few months. but for all time to come.
n Great Majestic Range lasts three times
long a cheap range. but it don't cost three times
much.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
OLDHAM VS.. EDWARDS
s AT MONTGOMERY.
Civil Suit Of Mrs. Oldham Against
J.. p. Edwards For Damages For
the Death Of Her Husband
Original Suit For $4,000
This IL for $1,000.

The suit Of Mrs. Oldham vs.. ]. p.
Edwards ison trial In the Montgomery
county circuit court. 1t was taken
there on q change of venue. The suit
is for 5000. Originally it was for
$4,000 but n count has been with
drawn leaving the suit under the S.
600 statute In this state.
The suit grows out of the killing OF
Oldham BIZ Edwards near Thompson
in a quarrel. The quarrel was over
the claims made by Oldham that I'd
wards had not paid him some money
which was coming to him. Another
cause was a dispute over a coal mine,
which the two men had owned to-
gether and which Oldham claimed he
had leased from Edwards. In the
quarrel and fight Oldham vas killed.
Edwards was tried here on the
charge OF murder and given two years
In the states prison. He got a new
trial and change Of venue TO Warren
county. This trial is also on q change
OF venue. His new trial comes up in
Warrenton, Warren county In Octo-
Der.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
WEAK, WEARY WOMEN.
Learn The Cause of Daily Woes And
End Them.

When the qack aches and thrObs.
When homework is torture.
When night brings 40 rest nor sleep.
When urinary disorders set In
Women's lot is a weary one.
There is a way to escape these woes.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure such ills.
Have cured women here in Mexico.
This is one Mexico woman's testi-
mony.
Mrs. John Reeds, living at corner
Morris s. Earwood streets, Mexico,
Mo-, says: ~ was afflicted with a
chronic backache, accompanied by
pains In the top and back Of my head,
Icould not rest well at nights and was
as weary In the morning as when l re
tired. My husband got Doan's Kid
ney Pills for me at Backner g. Whit
ney's drug store. They were most
beneficial and / got relief at once,
That intense lameness In the small Of
my back was cured and my kidneys
strengthened and | could sleep all
night without getting up once. The
languor that had weighed me down
disappeared, also the headaches. In
stead of dreading the simplest house
work, 1 feel equal to anything since
using Deans Kidney Pills."
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster ilburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States Remember the name oan';
nd take no other,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
~MARTINsBURG ITEMS


DIR. f. T. Moore, formerly OF Kansas
City, has permanently located in Mar
tinsburg, for the practice of medicine
and surgery. Calls promptly answer
ed day or night. Both Phones. 2o-4t
Mrs. Replo, OF Jefferson City, is the
guest Of Miss Mamie Fennewald.
Mrs. Bumgarner and children
formerly Of this place, but now of
California are visiting Mrs. N. M.
Friedman.
Carl Dews and wife, Of Kansas City,
are visiting the latter's parents, Jim
Hendrix and wife.
Miss Hattie Stevenson, Of Mexico,
has returned home after q few days
visit with her sister Mrs Diven.
Mesdames Ed and Pinkey French
went to Wellsyille Friday.
Miss Hume, q trained nurse Of the
Mayfield SaDitarium, who has been
waiting upon Geo. Staufier, re turned
to st. Louis Friday. Mr.. Stauffer IL
improving.
Allen Smith has returned to hi:
home In Troy after q pleasant visit
with his uncle.
Lon Burchard and wife spent a few
days at Mexico recently with re
latives.
Mr.. Smith of Wellsville was herr
Monday on business.
Mrs. Morey and Mrs. Field AM
daughter, Of Mexico, spent Sunday q
DIR. Drivens.
Mrs McKenna is visiting he
father, Frank Ashman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
CANT ITEMS.

CANT ITEMS.
Laying by corn is a thing Of the
past. Heavy rains helped by making
the corn TO large to pillow.
Ed Morris was called to Centralia
this week by the sickness OF bis sister,
Mics Wayne.
Ed Mayes sold hogs to go this week
at $5.75.
"Uncle" Michael Robinson's many
friends are sorry to hear Of his serious
ickness.
The Vance boys had a very fine fox
chase last week.
Clark Beatty had the misfortune
OF getting his foot badly bruised this
week.
Little Mabel Vance is sick.
Born, to George Brown and wife, a
fine son.
Misses Annie Renie and Addle Cum
ningham are Mexico visitors this week.
Walter Riggs and bride were ushered
into the realms Of marriage life the
night after their wedding by their
neighbors and many friends who visit
ed them with an old fashioned seren-
ade and a CLEARWATER.
Uncle Henry Fancett and daughter,
Mrs. Loren visited at Mr.. Broaddus'
last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
0HAMPTTEMs.

Rev Barks,of Centralia filled his re-
gular appointments at Prairie View
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong, OF north
east of Mexico, spent Sunday with
their daughter and son, Mrs Sullivan,
and Will Armstrong. They were ac-
companied home by their little grand
son, Geo Sullivan.
Several from here attic nded the
Chautauqua in Mexico. We would be
glad to see more OF our good people
attend these assemblies as they are
both religious and instructive,
Mrs. LOOMS went to Columbia, Mon
day where she will undergo an opera
tion for tumor. Mrs LOOMS formerly
lived here and has many friends
who wish her q speedy recovery.
W. J. McLoney and family, Of Mex
leo, we're the guests of VIII Sui Ivan
and wife Sunday.
Chas Crockett and family and G. II.
Dean and family spent Sunday with
Ralph Dean and wife.
Mrs DIR Raglan is visiting Mrs. Y.
G. Thomas.
Little Miss Gladly Earnest, OF Mex
leo, is the guest Of J.. a. wilkins and
wife.
Mrs. Haden,o. Ha nnibal, Mo, is the
guest OF her neice and nephew, Mrs
Sullivan and Mr. Armstrong this weel
Miss Oonley who has been the guest
Of the Misses Hichmans for some tint
has returned to her home, near Tulip
J. ii. Wilkins sold a COW to Jas
Hickman last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

Mrs. A. L. Krause, of Nome, Alaska,
who has been visiting in this city for
some time, was notified, this week by
Judge Gunnison y. s. Consul at Daw-
sonCity, Alaska, that shelhad been left
$1,000. 90, in the will OF Lewis Titus,
who she once nursed to life when
stricken IN thai far northern cline.
Mrs. Krause, who is n Of the most
prominent woman mine owners in
Alaska, is we'll known TO the readers
of this paper, as she has been In this
city on various visits for several
months. Lewis Titus, the dead man
who remembered her in his will, died
recently at the age OF th~irty-eight
years, at Dawson City. During his stay
In Alaska he had accumulated great
wealth and Of this money s5000.0 90
was given to Mrs. Krause because she
had befriended him when Ill and
without a nurse.
Mrs. Krause is a woman OF Chris
tian character and traits and her act,
when she wentto nurse this man far
from home and loved ones, was pure
ly at the instigation OF sympathy and
god.giyen promtings.
The announcement that she had
been remembered In his will was a
great surprise to her as the incident
was one Of the many that crowded her
life while rouRhlng 1t there where life,
at best, was full OF startling adven-
lures for a woman. Mrs. Krause will
shortly learn whether II will be nee
cessary for her to go to Dawson City
to get this money or not. If she goes
1t will be probably to remain some
time to watch the development of her
mining claims on the Yukon and
Snake Rivers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
COUNTY NEWS.
RoWENA ITEMS.

ROWENA ITEMS.
The p~rotracted meeting is still in
progress at Maple Grove.
Miss Katie Gowen, of C~entralla, was
the recent guest OF her uncle, George
FaddIs and family.
DIR. Cooper Is entertaining his sister.
Farmers are busy laying by their
corn and harvesting.
Miss Jennie Swartz attended the de-
dication OF the hotelat Harris Springs.
J. II. Fechter is entertaining his
father from Illinois.
We have enjoyed several nice rains
the past week.
Some Of our people are gathering
and canning blackberries.
Miss Nancy Garter, OF C~entralia. is
The charming guest of Miss Ora
Dlckerson.
Miss Zenobia Martin, OF C~entralia,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Davis.
Miss Matte Gowen, Of Centralia, is
visiting Mrs. Robt. Peck.
II. j. Walker, Of Sailing, was here
the guest OF bis brother one day last
week.
Farmers have finished harvesting
oats.
@. +. S~ansberry delivered hogs in
C~entralia, to r. @. Peck, Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
YOUNG MAN LOST.
Martin Gurnell, Of Martinsburg, Dis
appears Saturday = Seen Here
has Not Been Heard From.

Martin Gurwell OF Martinsburg,
aged twenty years, left that city for
Mexico Saturday and has not been
heard from since. His father, M. ID.
.Gurwell, was in Mexico Monday to
look out for him. He said that bis
son left without telling any Of bis
family about it.. He was seen here
Saturday afternoon. He was short,
heavy set and wore a dark blue suit Of
clothes.
His father said bis habits were
exemplary, and was never known to
drink anything so he fears his son
because sick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
N FEE ITE MS.

IL II MO
Miss leila orump entertained at q
lawn party Saturday night.
Several from here attended o lawn
party at Mace Talley's, near Strother,
Thursday night.
Misses Alma Camplin, Alice Humes,
Leta Wallace, Lulu Heckart, Mary
Wilson, and brother Cleveland attend
ed a lawn party,at WIN Mundy's near
Moline, Wednesday night. They re-
ported O delightful time.
Miss Gertie Davis spent q few days
last week with her cousin, Miss Lille
Mundy, near Moline,
Miss Alice Humes,o OF Florida, visited
her uncle, Marvin Snyder, last week
Grandma" MCGEE is the guest Of her
son, Geo. 8. MCGEE and family.
sAuntnJane Goss returned to hei
home, at Florida, last week, after an
extended visit with her brother, NIB,
Wilkerson.
Miss Alma Camplin, OF this place,
and John Heller, Of Moline, were
quests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter O'Do'
well near Young's Greek, recently.
@. W. Tanner, Of Farber, visited
here last week.
We understand that Mrs r W How
erton has sold the Holiday News ant
will move here this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Park Rogers
last week. son, which weighed 81:
lbs. Mother and baby both doing well.
Miss verna Lee Bates, was bitter
by a dog Thursday night.
Miss Margaret Drake was the guest
| Of her cousins, Miss Oleoa and Ruby
Mccain, near Rowena, recently.
Misses Efie Drake and Fay Bate
were the guests Of their uncle, Dixie
Towles and family, near Long Branch
| Sunday,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
SPECIAL SUMMER
TOURISTS FARES

The Chicago s. Alton r. r. has In
effect every day from now until Sep
TENDER 80, 1907, q ticket based or
what practically amounts to hall
rates to the principal resorts In Can
ada, New England and also the choic
est tourist district In the state of New
York. Before arranging definitely foI
summer vacations 1t will pay yop Il
get into communication with
+. Il. Mathews, Ticket Agent, C. s. A
R, MexieA Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
00C Store.
JULY Clearing Sale

$3.50 rubber-tired folding go-eart. special
price sl.gs.
l2-qt. gtanIte dish pan. worth 40c, bought
for this sale for Csc.
epiece decorated toilet set, worth $50.
July clearing sale price sl.69.
l0-doz. white wash silk and patent leather
belts. worth up to 40c, all go I'm this sale,
each loo.
Misses white canvas oxfords. worth 81
per pair, sale price Zoe.
l0xl5 tin washing pan regular soc seller,
clearing sale price l0c.
2 big packages swifts washing powder &c.
500 pieces OF s5c glassware. bought to run
in our July clearing sale, note In window,
Just for this sale l0c.
All of our sl.aS screen doors, now on sale
each complete sl.I0: other doors dow to
75c.
Remnants OF table oil cloth, mostly yard
lengths, clearing sale price, each Zoe.
Swifts apple blossom glycerine soap, a
regular nc seller, " cakes for this sale
each SC.
Tin ice cream spoons for this sale. set DC.
72xo0 made sheet. July clearing sale price
Sc.
i ABDUL ~ OF tuuet OS Woih MIRA NAh "
run out In our July clearing sale each Sc
500 glass fruit saucers &c value, July clear.
ing sale. each Sc.
| Fairly good set table knives and forks
| regular soc value. July clearing sale price
+! set SIC.
Well known keep clean hair brushes. al
| bristle. set In pure aluminium face. regular
81 value. July clearing sale price fsc.
50 dozen 500 oil window shades. bought
| especially for this sale. a few imperfect
| but price so low you will not notice
| the small imperfects, July clearing sale
| price, complete &c.
cot. tin watering pot, nice size for flower
/ beds CSC.
7.piece berry sots. strong values, imitation
/ cut glass s5c m 4sc.
60 envelopes or 2 punches for July clearing
| sale price Sc.
Special in trunks, all a SIS and HH
| trunks will DO run IN this sale at BOO.
< Smyrna iut rugs. regular &c seller
Just for this sale each oec.
Our line OF Nc .hammocks 70 iu this sai'
l Mt nc each.
Y doz. infants white lacel hose, regulal
Iso sellers. siEe 4 to & July clearing sal
price pair Zoe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
HARRIS LOSES SIGHT
OF HIS LEFT EYE.
Travelling Man Who Was Lost Now
Remembers Coming to himself
in Colorado Springs. and Pixies
Peak-Msy Recover Eye.
Sight Caused by clot on
the Brain.

Robt Harris the travelling salesman
Of Mexico, VINO was lost for almost 9
week returned from Columbia yester'
day where he was taken Immediately
after he got home. Mrs. Harris and
Mr.. Ed Harris, a brother, came with
him.
Mr.. Harris has completely recovered
his senses but has practically lost
sight Of his left eye.His physician says
that 1t is caused by a blood vessel
bursting from the heat which over
came him. Mr.. Harris can distinguish
light from darkness a little and the
physicians hope OF the full recovery of
his eyesight in bis injured optic.
Mr.. Harris is able now to remember
coming to himself twice while he was
away, once in Colorado Springs and
once on Pixies Peak. Both times he
went to a telegraph Office to wire
home, as soon as be found where he
was, but both times he only remembers
getting into line to await his turn.
The Ledger hopes that Mr.. Harris
will entirely recover his health and
also his power OF eyesight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
RUFUS JACKSON HURT
Falls And Breaks Leg Above Knee
County Assessor And One Of Aud
rains Most Popular Men.

Rufus jackson. Of this city, met
with a serious accident Monday even
Ing while in the country, a short dis
lance from town, at the home of Al
bert Worsham. MI. Jackson has one
artificial limb and 1t seems that in
some way this slipped and throw his
weight on his other leg which gave
way, Mr.. jackson losing his balance
and falling on it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
PEOPLE RESIDE IN THE CRATER
OF A VOLCANO IN JAPAN
OLDEST BUILDING IN ENG
LAND OVER FIFTEEN
HUNDRED YEARS
OLD.
In Japan the Hiss Signifies Delight
Rescue Chambers Are Ordered
by Law in the Austrian
Mines-Woman Bank
Cashier.

In the whole history OF congress,
covering a period OF lis years, there
are only two Of Its members who have
a record Of more than forty years Of
service-Justin S. Morrill, Of Vermont,
and William B. Allison OF Iowa. Sen
ator Allison's career is still In pro-
gress.
About 10000 people live in the crater
OF an extinct volcano In Japan. They
dwell contentedly in this plt-like town
surrounded by a vertical wall eighty
feet high, rarely making a journey In
10 the outer world, and practically
forming a little community 6y them
selves.
There Is a woman cashier, in a bank
at Joplin, Mo-, who handles on an av-
erage of s25, 900 every Saturday, that
being the miners pay day. There are
four other women holding posts OF
responsibility In this same, bank, and
the institution is often referred to as
the "woman's bank
The Oldest building in England that
has been uninterruptedly used for
church purposes is st. Martins cathed.
raj at Canterbury. The building was
originally erected for a church, and
has been regularly used as a place for
religious gatherings for more than
l, 500 years;
Frank o. Briggs, who succeeds John
f. Dryden, Junior senator from New
Jersey, is an enthusiastic athlete, and
although &c yeirs old still INDUCES in
his fayorite pastimes OF box Ing and
wrestling. He is a graduate of West
Point, served five years In the regular
army and still retains bis military
bearing.
The Austrian law compels mine
owners to build ''rescue chambers
underground. The rooms must be
large enough to hold at least twenty
four people, and must be provided
with timed food medicine chest, irst
aid material inhalation apparatus and
compressed oxygen in cylinders suf-
ficient to last at least three days.
The hiss does not always mean dis
gust and reprobation. In Japan al
ways 1t means delight. A Japanese
in greeting one Kisses. In west Africa
the hiss denotes establishment. In the
New Hebrides they hiss before any
thing beautiful. The Basutos hiss In
In sign Of cordial agreement. Among
the Kabyles Of northern Africa the
hiss denotes satisfaction.
According to the most conservative
estimates, there are at least 1900, 0OC
people in America who are either
German or Of German extraction. We
have more than 5000, 900 citizens who
we're actually born In the fatherland,
They are diffused through every por.
tlon Of the country, but New York has
the largest German colony in the
world. After that the greatest mum
Der is found In Pennsylvania.
Three remarkable cases Of lese ma
jeste have occurred In Servia within q
short period. One man, who had
stated that King Peter did not seem
SIT for much" was sentenced to sever
years. imprisonment; another, who
asserted that the king would always
be looked on as a stranger, was giver
four years, and a third, who said thai
bis majesty was Of less value than hi!
surroundings, vas sent to prison fol
four years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

Second Monday in February, second
Monday in May, second Monday IN Au-
gust and second Monday In November
Adjourned terms are held regularly
thesecond Mondays In January, March,
April, June, July, September, October
and Deceit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
OLD SETTLERS REUNION.
To be Held at New Florence on
August Third-A Big Event is
Anticipated.

The old settlers OF Montgomery
county hold their Goth Reunion Au'
gust 3rd; Saturday of next week.
The officers and various committees
are pushing along to make this day
pleasant one and one full of interest.
The Wabash has arranged o good
train service. extra coahes on allt
trains. No. 20 due atpoon from the
west stops. No "a east at 10:1o p. M
carries passengers to Wentzville. No
I west at 1890 stops for passengers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
$2s. 90 TO Boston and Return

July 25 to % inclusive, the Chicago
Alton will sell tickets at above rate.
Liberal limits and stopoyer privileges.
For particulars call upon or address
E. Il. Mathews, ticket agent,C c. A, r.
r, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
Modern Woodman of America En-
terrain.

The Modern Woodmen social, last
evening, assisted by the Royal neigh
bors and held in Fraternal Hall, was
one Of the delightful lodge entertain
ments OF the year. Over 400 guests
we're present and q most delightful
evening was spent.
Judge d. A. Murphy presided while
the following programme was persent'
ed. Duett, Misses KEENAN,; solo, Miss
Swartswood; Address Judge Bolts; re-
citation, Miss Bedbury; speech, e. A
Shannon; song by quartette; music BY
the orchestra, speech by +. r. Jesse
song by quartette; music by the or
chestra.
After the programme lovely refresh
ments, consisting Of Ice cream ant
cake and lemonade, were served ant
the cakes that were left over wer'
auctioned of and the proceeds donat
ed to the Royal neighbors. j. Al
Brown presented the M. W. A. lodg'
with q beautifully decorated cake tina
came from the artistic touch o
Adolph Egerer, bis popular baker.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
Mrs. Mary N. Mossly Dead

Mrs. Mary N. Mosely died early
Tuesday morning at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. John W. Beatty on East
Jackson street. The funeral services
were held at the residence of John W.
Beatty at three o'clock Tuesday and
the remains will be taken TO Troy for
burial Wednesday morning. Rev.
Headington conducted the services.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

Drs. White and Edwards treat al
diseases Of the eye, ear, nose and
throat and can be found at theii
Offices over Morris s. Abbay store easi
side square, from s q. IN. until 5. p. m
CLASSES fitted. d-w-tf
A. O. WHITE, NJ. o.
BRICE EDWARDS. M. d..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
Bill, Taxa Notice.

There will be a regular meeting Of
Mexico Lodge, Number sis, B. p. o.
Elks' at their club rooms, at 8 o'clock
Friday evening July 26th, 1907. Menu
bers are expected TO be present. Visit
Ing brothers invited.
]. b. Graham, Secy,
d2t r.. W. Berrey, Il. r.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25

A. B. Kidwell, Of Auxvasse, return
ed from the west to-day. Mr.. Kid
well purchased HOO ewes. which will
arrive tomorrow, and 1900 lambs 70
come later.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
Home Seekers Excursion.

The popular and well known excur-
sions are now in effect on 1.-THE Only
Way" and will continue In effect I'M
til November. These excursions create
low fares to almost every point which
homeseekers wish to reach In the IN
ited States. The undersigned will be
glad to route you via lines which will
give you the best opportunity OF in
speeding the country and making your
trips those of pleasure as well as pro
itable. T.. +, Mathews, ticket agent,
o. & A. r. R., Mexico, Nc.