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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-07
Priest Praised Bryan

AZ ST Johns Roman Catholic church
last evening Rev. Fr. Dorsn Of Boston
pg8ched on the work ~ tho Holy Name
societies and paid q glowing tribute TO
william Jennings Bryan. who. Re said
was % be admired and initiated for his
morality In speech and manner.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-07
Modoc Club Banquet

The rxth annual meeting. election and
banquet cf the Modoc club was held yes
terday. The new officers are: President,
Wallace Wrinkles; vice-president. James
Mckee; secretary. 9. y. White: treas
trrer William Mcpherson: sergeant at
arms, James Little. Vocal solos and
readings were rendered by Matthew BEN
ME. Eugene Collins. Cornelius Dunn, NJ.
j. Cannon and the club quartet.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-07
Mild Winter Temperature

Tho rapid changes I'm temperature are
said to be responsible for the recent local
fogs, while an unreasonable warmth I'm
midwinter is usually productive OF dem
slty In tho atmosphere. The temperature
has not fallen below the freezing point
since the day following Christmas, while
the lowest mark In nearly three weeks
was about Is above. Last winter, tho
mldcst in many years, showed nothing
like g.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-07

HANLEy's PEERLESS ALE r. brewed
luder the most perfect conditions. the great
sare taken In the selection OF I'M aferisis and
IN every step Of the process OF brewing
tnc ageing, insuring the perfect producG
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-07
Accounting for Gross Receipts.

These corporations are under con-
tract TO pay 10 the city certain pro-
portions of their gross earnings earned
within the city; thus making the city
co-partner with y legal right To ex-
anime books 70 ascertain the amount
OF gross earnings. Heretofore the city
has accepted the returns made by said
corporations without question. / sub
nit that the city should investigate
and ascertain for itself The corpora
tions render an account under the fol -
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-07
AIESTMlNS NSTED
w This WEEK
GOLDEN
CROOK
SMOKING CONCERTS
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
USUAL PRICEs--I5, 20, 80, 30 cts
Phone 1850 Union.
Amateur Night Every Thursday
Next week--IRwIN's BIG SHOW.
RHODE ISLAND ATHLETIC CLUB,
Thornton, r. I.
3 KING

3 KING
TUESDAY, JAN. 8, 1907.
Fifteen Round Contest
TOMMY QUILL of Brocixton, vs..
AMBY McGARRY Of New York City
s-Round Semi-F,nal
BILLY GLOVER vs.. TOMMY KING
OF South Boston OF Fall River
Ground Preliminary
JOE DUFFY VIZ. PETER FIFIELD
OF Olneyville Of So. Providence
ADMISSION, $3.50 Reserved Seats, sam
Htngside Chairs .................H $500
Commence at $50 prompt
Referee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stanton Abbott
Special Thornton Cars leave Union Sta
tion 7so and $50 p, m, Special train will
leave Union Station for Boston at II: :8
p. IN. Stopping at Attleboro and Mans
field
Tickets for sale at Crown Hotel Bar,
Narragansett Hotel Bar, Dorranca Ho-
tel Bar, Frank Kings Home Saloon. and
Mike Downey's Mahogany Palace.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17


TIE Ledger Is Informed that TOE
address OF ar. Hay. q pFnminent a.
sorney of Fult a TO be made SUM.
time shortly, Is to be the openisg Il
the local optlcn campaign In hoxicc
and Audrsin county. The Ledger
trusts that this campaign will Be con
Quoted fairly and without bitterness.
There are citizens who are extreme
on both sides OF this proposition Such
Extremists will do their cause injury.
There Is an honest differences Of opin-
ion In Mexico In reference to snether
Mexico should be wet or dry. Some OF
our best citizens will be found not 70
agree In reference 10 this question, but
this Is no reason they should be array
ed against each other in > bitter war
fare. The proposition should be dis
oussed, IN q cain, fair way and 1t IS to
be hoped that the result will be for
the best interests, Of our splendid
county and beautiful little city. "will
going ssdYS" prevent the sailing Of
wniskyn--seems 10 be the chief Issue
TO be discussed. AL agree that the use
Of intoxicants should be discouraged
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17


Henry Meyer, manager OF the Mex
leo Brick Plant,ls ia receipt Of a tele.
gram making inquiry regarding fur
nishing q quarter of million brick
Immediately. This simply emphasizes
the claim made that there is N IN
usual demand for inst class brick, and
that With another big kiln the local
plant could be kept open and be made
prosperous, and double the force now
employed would be utilized and the
pay roll felt In every line OF business
10 the city. The Ledger is glad to
know that the Business Mems Asso-
citation and the directors OF the brick
plant are arranging details for q plan
which should prove satisfactory and
to ell concerned. IL is i'm.
portant that all who are interested in
the growth OF Mexico should cordial
ly assist In putting this enterprise
upon a permanent basis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17

Quincy. Ill, Oct. II. - Husbands
must trim their toenails. 1t wa.
iudicially determined in the circuit
court Of Fulton county that Q hus.
hand lazy not, with impunity, use
mis- long neglected the nails as o wea.
Don OF torture on his wife. To do 90
iustihes the wife 10 leaving his bed,
Il not his board, and never returning.
Henry Newlan tried that game on
Coessa, his wife, and Coessa quit him
cold. She preferred the culinary de-
partment 10 a family house 10 Canton
to Henry and his razor toenails. Hen
ny is In Canada with bis toenails, 50
they were not Exhibit A" 10 the
divorce proceedings wherein Coessa
gained a degree Of divorce from him
on the ground Of desertion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17
GIRL MODELS IN WINDOW.
Paris Woman's Tailor Has Novel
Plan Of Showing Gowns.

Paris, Oct. 12.--Scmething new in
window dressing was supplied thil
week BY q woman's tailor on the
boulevards who makes a speciality OIL
small dresses at bargain prices.
Following the example OF his more
~aristocratic brethren in the Place
Vendome, who invariably show models
on oomely young employees, be reQuisI-
toned q number Of pretty girls to
display bis latest ready-to-wears-on-
~ instead OF keeping them in the prl-
vacy Of his salesrooms be put them 10
q large show window. There they sit
chat and walk about, showing SIP
robes 10 the utmost advantage.
The plans works TO perfection, save
in one respect, namely, that those who
crowd before the window In admira-
tion are not woman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17
PROVE IT ANYTIME.
By The Evidence Of Mexico Peo-
Gple.

The daily evidence citizens right
here at home supply is proof sufficient
to Satisfy the greatest skeptlc. Nc
better proof can be had. Here is q
cause. Read it,
Mrs. J. Il. Kemp, living on Abat
St, Mexico, No., says: "By using
Doan's Kidney Pills l have been free
from that study, grinding backache
that units one for any occupation In
life. While suffering from n OF
those attacks OF lameness across the
kidneys, soreness On the top Uf the
head, dizziness and rheumatism 10 the
back Of my neck, / got a box Of Doan's
Kidney Pills at @ A. Buckner & Co.'s
drug store and they quickly accom-
plished what other remedies had failed
TODD. They act very promptly In
strengthening the Kidneyis. My grand
mother, old lady whose kidneys made
her lise miserable, has had every an
noyance removed BY using Doan's
Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17

THE LEDGER is glad TO know thai
the Democrats Of Missouri are en-
deavoring to get together and arrange
90 that ticket nominated can have
the cordial enthusiastic support, not
only Of all democrats, but OF all the
people in the State who are in favor
Of the enforcement OF law and the
maintenance OF good government.
The name Of the governor is not 50
important as his character. The
Democratic ticket from top to bot
tom Will be composed Of men who en-
dorse the administration Of Governor
Folk, and will continue the enforce
ment OF law without fear or favor.
There will be no going backward.
Those who have an idea that the
nominees Of the party will favor re-
opening the saloons on Sunday have a
poor opinion Of tine Democracy Of this
State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17
SANTA FE


Misses Fay Bates and Effe Drak,
w~ere.guests Of Mrs. Landy Stuart
near Victor, last week.
Mrs. d. L. Fleming Is III.
Mrs. Leander Heckart and daugh.
ter, Miss Lulu and Miss Gertrude
Davis we're at Perry shopping Friday.
Herndon Baker, Of Ash. No., and
cousin, Jas Beamer, Of Montana, are
visiting their aunt, MB. X. @. Peck.
The supper Saturday night was
quite a success. Proceeds amounted 70
almost 800.
Miss Elsie Rice,of Stontsville spent
last week with her millinery goods.
Mrs. Jas Camplin and d.nSnssr.
Miss Alma. spent one day last week
visiting at Perry, With J. E. Fairoairn
and family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17
|ICE PLANT BURNS
ZIG FIRE MONDAY MORNING
Loss il Great and Insurance Light
ships lee From -Kxplcsion
Wreck Machinery.


The big ice plant OF J. W. McInur.
in Northwest Fulton. burned to To.
ground Tuesday morning and ali ths
surrvunnins buildings went dosr
with it
The l0ss is estimated at 5000 OF
$1,000, while the insurance carried d
only about $500 %
The fire IL believed TO have started
about three O'clock, though no clue
has been secured as 20 It's origin. The
light from the burning plant woke
the people at the house nearby and
they hurried t. the plant. IL was BE-
yond TIE IRE limits and no help could
ccrne from the fire company. The ex-
plosion Of the ammunia drum vas ter
rife and damaged mucn machinery
that might otherwise have escaped
serious injury.
Mr.. McIntire at once ordered q car
load Of Toe By telephone and the wag-
ems made THEN rounds as usual Mon
DAY morning. The town will be sup
piled for the remainder OF the season
hF imported ice
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17
TO BRAND THE
Pictures Of Habituai Drinkers TO be
Posted on Mirrors.

Chicago, Get. l4.-The Hyde ParI
Liquor Dealers association, as q mat
ter Of self-protectien, has started
crusade against those who over-imblbe
Notices have been-sent out by the
secretary Of the association instruct
ing each bartender to ask for thu
photograph OF every drunkard In case
complaint is made about selling Liquor
TO him. The picture then is to be
sent te the secretary Of the associa-
tion and he In turn Is TO have copies
made and sent to every member OF the
association,
These pictures then are to be pasted
on the mirrors behind the bar SO that
the dispenser Of drinks may see at q
glance is he is selling liquor to . drum
kard.
Two members OF the association
have been recently prosecuted by In
dignant wives for having sold int5xi.
drinks to their husbands. This
caused the movement to brand the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17

Wednesday morning, October 10,
Robert Hatcher, the eighteen year
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Hat
cher. Of this city, died OF typhoid fever
after an illness Of several weeks. Re-
bert was o Of Mexico's brightest and
most promising young men.
The Ledger joins other friends in
extending s~incerest sympathy to the
bereaved family.
The funeral will be held at the home
on N. Jefferson ST., at IL o'clock
Thursday morning. conducted by Rev.
A. w. Kokendoffer, and the remains
will be entered In the city cemetery
The pail bearers are Roy Pearl, Gar
rett Barnes, Geo. McLoney, Russell
Creasey, raul Hassler and John Gam
bile.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17
J. W. Mckinley in Salt Laks.
Sal, Lake Tribute.

Sat Lake tuUutcs
j. W. McKinleY,of Mexico, Mo ar
rived In this city = few days ago on |
visit to his daughter and son-in-iss
Mr.. and Mrs. Egan of the Cutler
Hotel. Mr.. Mckinley 10 q business
man Of the city in which be has lived
during the last twenty-nine years.anc
although . native Of Scotland and
nigh unto three score years and ten
In age be has lived long enough In
Missouri 70 be imbued with that pee
uliar characteristic of the native
Missourian, that in order 70 be con-
WINGED of the truth Of . proposition
not well understood be must beshown.
Speaking OF his visit in Salt Lake,
Mr.. Mckinley says that he has seen
many things In this city, that he has
been told existed, he would have said
to his informant, ssbefore i believe
your statement, Il will have to be
shown.
This is my first visit In Salt Lake,
and | must say l am delighted with
the place. Iti is a city predicted, In my
opinion, from what l have observed
and otherwise learned, upon q solid
foundation,and has taken on the hab-
ilaments Of progress in such manner
rs that they will never again be
thrown of. Why, sir, ! believe Salt
Lake is destined 1to be made one Of
the finest cities In the entire country.
1t can't help but be. No inland city
In the world is favored with such .
scope Of rich surrounding country.
Few,i IL any,can boast SO fine aclimate.
And certainly this pure bracIng air
must insure TO 1t q healthy climate. l
tell you frankly that l have been
enough Of the beauties ana at
fractions Of Salt Lake 10 convince me
that 1t is one Of the favored spots OF
America.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17

ga horse blankets and LAP
robes direct from the fac
tory saving you jobbers' pro-
at and giving you the best
article made. Nothing bet
ter than ga horse blankets.
A complete assortment car
ried by Durkee & bearing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17

Every once In . while we find edit,
orials In some Of the metropolitan
papers making fun Of the "moral year.
nings q the runl communities. -
Thank God for the moral yesrnings'.
Thank God again for the rural COM
munitiez" Judging from these met
ropolitan papers there would be no
~morAi yezmings'' II it vas not for
tbeArurzl communitiess When ever
newspapers or politicians think It is =
popular proposition TO make fun Of
rural communities" because they
have moral yezrnings'' they are very
much mistaken. Morality is not at q
discount IN grand ald Missouri, no
nsttsr how mucblan may be poked
- u fruzi certain directio ms
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17
Joan 7. Rieks.ls. secret.ry q ths

John ]. Ricketts,, secretary CT thi
Missouri State Ahstractors AsSocia
ton Is eodeavurine TO have the nexi
meeting held in Mexico MEXICO mas
reputation Of being e f~rst-class con
Esntion city, snd We trust that MI
Ricketts, will be successful in this di
rection. This convention would bring
% Mexico tw0sOr three hundred OF the
very best business men In the State,
and we feel c1nhdent that they viii
have . successful and pleasan. meet
ing In this city. The Business Mems
Association has Issued cordial invi-
tstion IN behalf OF Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17
Maxwell Farm Sold.

E R. Locke & Co. Tuesday, sold the
Maxwell farm, a little more than 400
acres, to charley Arnold for s24. O0O. 90
Mr.. Arnold gets immediate possession.
Mr.. Arnold already owns . large farm,
just two miles north Of the Maxwell
farm, and 10 now in Colorado. buying
sheep to stock farms. This firm
also, yesterday, sold the Beam farm,
on Bean Creek, 100 acres, TO II. Il.
Powell, for s375000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17

The Story OF the Black Jacket will
Never Be knoWn.OnlY BH Three.

The Story OF the Black Jacket will
Never Be known-On NIL BY Three.
Miss Lizzie o'Brien Is visiting bel
sister Mrs. Helpin at ST. Cloud
MINI.
Col Rufus Jackson and Miss Turlej
were the honored guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Peck.
Willard Potts is now taking a much
needed rest. Col. Potts owncs forty
six houses. He 10 putting down a
granitoid walk In front OF each Of mis-
Brown stone residences.
Col. John Fecht, west OF town, is
building an up-to-date feed and stock
barn.
DR.. Winthrop Hobson Kemp is again
in charge Of Geo. Halls bulk Of busi-
ness In Audrain County. While
Lewis Mcintyre writes poetry. Kemp
is an extensive dealer In fine hogs.
DILL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17

The City Council met In regula
session Monday night, with all mem
bers present. except Mr.. Ednonston
The ordinance granting a franehis'
to the Mexico-Santa Fe-Perry Traotiol
Company was adopted unanimously.
Ernest Barnetts saloon license wa
renewed for six months.
The finance committee reported 81.
l47 % In the treasury.
The light committee entered q con-
tract With the Mexico Electric Light
Company for sixty more lights for five
years At 81 50 per month.
Walks were ordered along the pro.
perty OF Mrs. Annie Wise in Lakenan
s. Barnes Addition; and Andrew
Vorge, also 10 Lskenan 4 Barnes Ad-
dition. The Trustees OF the Regular
Baptist Church were granted permis-
sion to build a five foot walk on the
east side CT their church property.
Warrants were allowed Is follows:
Oficers salaries, s5l7 70.
Fire Co. salaries, s21.6.
B. F. Fox. Especial Police sl.50.
Electric Light Co., sl5s.33
Ferris & Cauthorn, s5.75
r. NJ. White, $500
w. K. Kemp, killing dogs s5.&.
E +. Ketter, (Engineerl SIS 90.
W. Fl. Upham lStore) as 40
NJ. ]. johnson t~sprinklipgl ais 90.
A. B. Smith s. Co. tsisades and
matting) sl4.95.
ID. G.. Basket lgroceriesl e As.
A. G Manpt1 ld~etectivel $500.
Reg. Baptist Pub. Co., $50.
Arthur Ketter thelper to Eng sl0o.
S. N. Gamble cemetery lot decided
back TO city, $1,000.
Repair to City Hall, siL43.
r. W. Walker, lprison ooard) s24.33.
o. A Witherspoon, certificate OF
titles to sidewalk, sewer and copying
verdict OF juryl s6.55.
Mexico Ice Co., sl.25.
Ricketts, and Clark. Insurance g 40.
Lacrosse Lumber Co., (cement) a, el.
Hathaway, tfeed) % rs.
+. A. Morris, l~sroceriesl sl.45.
Henry Brockman, LAB $3.50.
Henry Tucker (Lab.) OIL IS.
Stamps and paper, 500.
Morris and Abbay, sl.35.
Sieyers. (hay) s67.60
Bill Rain,a tLab.l sL.85.
w. Fl. Tucker, hay $3.50.
Isaac Taylor, tstfay heifer sold by
narshal) sl0.65.
Joe Rutter, lLabar) s7.37.
Bonn Thorton (Lab.) $3.50.
Riley Green, lab. and teaDl sl5.7 rs.
BIZ Dickson, lab sl.35.
W. Westrope, Qab.) sl.95.
Bill Rains, lab s4.50.
E w. Walker, LAB J s3I.5 q.
Ed. Greg, tLab.) $500.
Dave Brownfeld, tLab) 81 so.
Mike Gordon, tLab.l $40 so.
Other labor on streets, s69.42.
Wabash r. r. Co. tfrieght on brick)
57.13.
o. +. Clark, tsand) 1876.
Z w. Walker, lLahl sl2 So. !
John Rain, tLabl 5000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17

Tn Ledger believes thai IL The
Federal Courts would imprison H.
stead of hning those who violate the
antitrust laws better results would
follos. The fines DO not bother The
high saisried oflcers 10 any degree.
because they are paid not out Of the
salaries but out Of the resources Of
~ companies In this way the men
violating the lks are not punished.
but The insocent stockholcerss as .
general proposition. have 70 foot the
hilla ons pear 10 stripes would prove
. more imnuaiys punishment than =
a.. eo.ooe ane
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17

Every few days some citizen want
the Ledger to Jump on some one
for violating some law, or for SOME
other reason. 1t Is the duty Of good
citizens to 60 TO the proper Officers
when laws are being violated and moi
ask newspaper people to do what is
clearly their own duty. A newspaper
has no more business jumping ON
folks than has any other business man
or citizen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17
Adjourned Term Circuit Court,

AAJ~utAVt AeAm tAfOult touKt.
The Audrain County Court, viii
meet in Adjourned Term Tuesda,
November 9Th, 1907, and the following
cases have been specially set for tria
at that time, viz:
TUESDAY NOV. 8.
State VS. Buck s. Wyatt, 70 cases).
Nancy Sanford Va Jno. w. Sanford,
ct al.
K. B. Wilkerson VS. Wabash r. r.
WEDNESDAY NOV. 9Th.
W. +. White VI s. NJ Rhoadman.
D. Common by next fried VS. Wabash.
THURSDAY NOV. 7th.
Krieger VS. Bevls. Gurwell Inter.
pleader.
Mary Pine VS. Mckinney, ct al.
Ohas. Leeper, Jr, VS. Earl Carter.
W. II. Morris, Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17

A great howl is being raised because
Judge Wallace, Of Kansas City
is trying to enforce the Law
requiring theatres to close or
Sunday. When ever any one endeavorl
to enforce a law there Is always a
howl, but 1t generally comes from the
direction Of those who are violating
the law.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17
|MODERbY WINS
SCORE IS TOS

In ap5orly played game the Mex
leo Athletics were defeated By the
Aoberiy signals at willoits Park Sun
dag. The game was not called until
1 o'clock on account OF Mexico not
having 8 full team In uniform.
The Athletics were again 10 . Grip
pie condition As some OF Der players
Who were in the southern part or the
state failed 10 reach Moeerly 90 &C
count Of the train being over three
hours late This ~necessitsted Mexico
shifting around her men, and going
Into tie game =lthnnk the hzttery
and in6elders. they had counted on,
and so bad to pick up players from
the crowd to complete the team.
WilliaEssz Ssss .ssS 80 sor, but
was In no condition, forcing 10 three
runs in the second by giving four base
on balls and hitting Seedlings. He
was released BY Swsnica who la turn
was released BY Bales, and Bales ar
rived In time toPItch only the last Two
innings.
The Athletics outhit the Signals
bat the bits were wasted on lack OF
proper coaching aud poor base run
ming. or late the Athletics have
failed 70 run bases up to their usual
standard.
Lakeland did not know that be xas
70 r.trh .ns consequently he went
without his glove. the results being
that be had four pass balls.
Eight Of Mexico's hits were for ex-
ira bases which included Eve two base
and three three base hits. Sxanica
and Rollings hitting the ball the bar.
dest for the Athletics
This gives the series 70 Moberly but
we still contend that the Athletics
can beat Moberly with Der full team
In the field and an umpire that is
awake and can see all that gees on In
the game.
Ing borrowing Il q score.
l 2345 8 8
hoberly oeo4 0 Is
Mexico 1 0 / l o 81
? base hits RolIings, Willingnam o.,
Eson; 3 base hits Rollings. Swanics
Left on bases Mexico 9; MoberIy 8;
Missed 5rd strike Lakeland; Struck
,ut By Willingham ,; by BAyles /; by
.ousley I; Bit By pitch ball Schill-
Ings, Housiey; Sac hits Bartee; Stolen
,ases Hemp Dzcey, Hcusley and
Clemens; Base on balls Oh willingham
|, Of Swanic :; OF Bayles 1; Pass ball
-acklond 4; Hits made off willingham
o 2 innings ,; of Swapcia in 2 tnnings
|, off Bsyles 2 innings 2.
Umpire Tom Edwards.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17

The LEDoER is glad to know that
Mexico is to have more lights this
winter. We believe the contract for
sixty lights Az $3.50 per month will
meet with the cordial approval Of the
taxpayers Of Mexico. Better lighted
streets is one Of the propositions the
LEDGER stands for.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17

By local applications, Is they csnnnt 49,, !,
disease portion OF ths ear. There a M y Y
Wy 2 cure ossfnsss. and that is BY ccs'u n
famed condition OF The 3 l,n,,Tg \
E~usnachian Tube. When this tube sstss " =
cd You have . rumblfnR sound a. ina 49,
hearing, and whom It u entirely closea d1sstls,
Is the result, and unless the inasmstiou |!
taken ouf and this tube restored 10 ID ~ !
condition. hearing win be destrovoSs' IN y
eyer nine cases out Of ten are cased ~ es,, .
mucous surfaces, "aua
We VIII give One Hundred Dollar, N, !.
case OF Deafness (ceused By catarrhl ~, Y
not % cured oy Halle cttarrh Cure sssa h
circulars, free. ''na "
Sold By Druggists, 75c, '''a''u
Take ERii'e Family pills Tor .or.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17

Remember Durkee g Dear
ing have the ga horse blan-
kets and winter lap robes.
Also remember the special
low prices we are making on
buggies surries and run
abouts. dI-vI
Durkee g. bearing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17
NO HOVE Oh 2-OEEF RATE.
Missouri Railroads Continuing it in
Force After Test Period

jefferson City, Oct. I2.-James L.
MINIS OF st. Louis, general attorney
for the Wabash Railway In Missouri,
while here to-day attending the Su-
preme Court, stated that he does not
know when the railroads will take up
the 2-cent rate law case 10 the Federal
Court In Kansas City.
The 90 days allowed for a trialof the
rate, to ascertain IL .it is coniiscatory
In Its operations, expired IL days ago,
ana as far as can be ascertained no
steps have been taken by the roads to
restore the Scent schedule and bring
the 2-cent enactment to a final test in
court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-10-17

Tandalia, Mo-, has a third b.,
This bank is called the New Ccn -.
cial, and has . capital stock Of saa "
8. A. Waters is president and T..
DeTeene is cashier. 'N'