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Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
COMMITTEES.
Business Mems Association to Assist
in BUILDING Kilns for the Brick
Pant.

Mayor E D. Graham, president OF
the Mexico Business Mems Associa.
tion, has appointed the following com
mittee to raise five thousand dollars,
to assist 10 building new kilns for the
Mexico brick plant. The gentleman
named on the committees will walt
upon those engaged in the different
lines OF business as indicated.
REAL ESTATE Il INSURANCE AGENTS.
T. e. Hook s. A. G. Barnes.
BANKS BANK CUSTOMERS.
". W. Pollock,O. F. Clark
DOCTORS.
Or. N R. Rodes, DR.. W. R. Berrey.
LAWYERS.
David Robertson, A. O. Whitson.
HARDWARE, IMPLEMENTS
W. f. Atkinson, r. B. Cauthorn.
Co. OFFICIALS.
Judge W. W. Bolts, John d. Orear,
DRUGGISTS.
Henry LlewellFn, Verde Harrison.
SALOONS s. RESTAURANTS
G. Fl. johnson, Fred Kemper.
MERCHANTS, DRY GOODS s. CLOTHING
81 Phillip. o. Poisson.
eRoCERs, JEWELLERS & HOTELS
Fred Mofris,J. o. Tinsley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

Mrs. Watkins was shopping In
Wellsville Saturday.
Mrs. Moser left Saturday for a visit
with relatives in Ohio.
DR.. Taylor was down from Mexico,
Monday.
Lon Burchard is home from Kansas
City.
Born to Geo. Fisher and wife a /;
pound boy.
Tom Armstrong; wife is dangerous
ly i'll.
August Bertels and wife last Thurs
day, celebrated their 18th wedding an.
niversary. About 125 persons were
entertained at dinDer and as many Il
not more for supper. The tables fair.
ly groaned with all the good things
which tempt ones appetite. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bertels were the recipients Of
many valuable presents. The guests
departed at a late hour with best
wishes for Mr.. Bertels and wife, all
agreeing that this good couple and
their lovely children are royal enter
tanners.
Ora Pritchett has sold bis property
to L. Ahrens and will move to Slick,
Mo.
The protracted meeting at the
Christian Church closed Sunday night.
The result OF the meeting conducted
BY Evangelist Ely was II by baptism
and 5 by letter.
Prof. Mapes and bis assistants are &c
be complimented on the excellentpro-
gram carried out by the Senior and
Junior class last Friday afternoon.
Also for the papers which we're on dis
play by the different grades, all going
to show the actual work being done by
the school.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

A large gathering Of citizens Of
Mexico who are opposed to saloons
met at the Presbyterian Church Mon
day nigho and organized the Audrafn
County Anti-Saloons Association with
the following officers:
S p Emmons, president; Ross Cau-
thorn, secretary; william Keath,
treasurer. Vice-P Presidents were elect
ed as follows: John W. Million, s. ].
Buckner, W. G.. wilkins, O. T. Eth
ridgd, Joseph Smith.
President Emmons was authorised
to appoint such COMMITTEES as be
thought best. 81
The committee on Bylaws is COM
posed Of e A. Shannon, Frank Par
ker, A. W. KoKendoifer, W. l., Reed
and Rev. MI. Keltner.
The meeting adjourned until Thurs
day night, at the Court House when
Mr. Emmons will announce his CON-
mitties and the constitution and by
laws will be adopted.
Speakers will be secured for this
meeting and there should be q large
attendance Of those who are interest
ed in the movement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
LONG BRANCH.

Dowell Bros. wood saw is at work
10 this vicinity.
Miss Zada Winscott attended the
institution at Paris last week.
Jim West and family have moved to
Paris to reside.
Mrs. Bart Graves is on the sick list.
Dan Dye viii shortly move to bis
farm which be bought Of Seth Baker,
Dick Graves is Offering SO for hogs
for the February market.
Mrs. James Spears has returned TO
her home at Downs, Kansas, after a
pleasant visit with relatives here.
Sam Watson and family visited +.
Richardson's recently.
Ed. Sharp has rented the old Ellis
homestead.
viii Dowell, Jr., is building a new
house.
W. W. Dowell and wife spent Sun.
day at Fl. O. Berreys.
o. J. Engie has returned from Colo,
where he was looking for a location.
Come out to the box supper at
Berea school house Saturday night,
Nov. %.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
HARRY PUTNAM
BADLY HURT.

Harry Putnam was seriously bur,
monday morning about o O'Clock a,
'ne Shoe Factory where be is employ.
60. a belt had slipped Of Of a lpully.
AND young Pullman got on a machine
'o replace it, when from some cause
the belt wrapped around the shat,
jerking the Unfortunate man together
With the machine of the floor, both
nitting the ceiling: and in falling Mr.
futman landed on his back across
another machine, hurting bis bach
and head, and damaging the machine
Just how bad he is hurt is not known.
but 1t is hoped that no serious n
quence will result.
Mr.. Putnam is Q nephew Of Arthur
Holmes, Of this city. He came to
this city last spring and soon after
gained employment with the Morris
Bros. Shoe Factory, where he has
made q most efficient emplovee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
CAN'T,

CANT.
DR.. Wallace sold bis residence and
three acres to John McCammon.
Jenna Reid is on the sick list.
Mrs. Davis, sister Of Mrs. Susan
Parks received q fall two or three
weeks ago, from which she died Thurs
day. She was buried at New Hope
Friday. Mrs. Davis was a very old
woman. almost eighty years of..age.
The STOCK men are still buying all
the corn to be obtained at 81
Bob Shock intends to move to Cen
tralia soon.i
Beverley Mayes' baby is sick.
Cunningham and Fsddis are home
FROM Colorado. They think Sam
Lewis Valley the greatest county in
the world.
Aunt Harriet Broaddus Is visiting
relatives In Centralia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
HARVEST FESTIVAL.
The Missouri Kings Daughters and
Sons Home Invite you to the ia
Thanksgiving Service to be
Held at the Home in
Mexico.

The Missouri Kings Daughters and
Sons Home for Aged woman at Mex
leo is the only Institution of Ca chart
table nature In Audrain County, and
the Board OF Directors appeal to the
citizens In and around Mexico to as
sist and cooperate with them lii
maintaining this worthy work, and
have issued the following invita-
i0n:-
s'The Board OF Directors Of Missouri
Kings Daughters and Sons Home
for Aged Woman at Mexico invite
you to tie Thanksgiving Service to be
held at the Rome In Mexico, Tues
day afternoon, November 10th, at
2:3O o'clock. The Home will be open
to the public on Wednesday. A bar
vert offering is requested.
MRS. e d. GRAHAM, Pres.
MRS. CYRUS r. CLARK, Sec.
All who are interested In extending
Christian kindness and courtesy
are cordially invited to aid and CO.
operate with the Board to make the
Harvest Festival a success. There
will be no invitations issued to the
residents OF Mexico, other than the
one given by the press. All are invit-
ed to have a part in the Harvest
Home Festival.
Last year through the generous
youth of Mexico, several barrels were
filed at the North and South Side
Schools by the contributions Of chill
dren. Wednesday afternoon the
Rome will be open to the children
who wish tolvisit II.
The request for Harvest Offerings
MAJ not be understood by all; to our
friends In the country, II they will
give OF their abundance as the Lord
has blessed the harvest, potatoes,
winter vegetables, freshly killed
meat, sausage meat, butter, lard,
chickens, chicken feed, canned
goods and homemade soap; to
our friends In the city who may not
have the products Of the soil to offer,
groceries such as sugar, flour,
canned goods, preserves, fruits ana
anything which goes to add to the
comfort and welfare Of a home will be
acceptable.
The appeal is to all those who can
give their abundance; q peck Of po-
tatoes,a few pounds OF butter, or lard,
or sausage meat, OIL II the harvest Of
the years work does not permit a hsr-
vest offering, a silver Offering will be
acceptable.
In the old time 1t was required OF
man to, "Honour the Lord with thy
and the first fruits Of all
thine Increase, and the reward was,
$50 shall thy barns be filled with
plenty and thy presses shall burst
with new wine" The offerings of the
first fruits OF thine increase are as
acceptable to the Heavenly Father
now as In the old times, and "In as
much as ye have done 1t unto the least
of these, my brethren, ye have done 1t
unto me.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
County News.
SANTA FEE.

Rev. Ohaper began q protracted
meeting at the Methodist church
Tuesday night.
Nelson Dull and Perry Davis made
a business trip to Perry Friday.
There will be a box supper at South
Fork, the 18th. Everyone invited.
Miss Matte Bess Sherman ia visit,
ing homefolks.
Mrs. Fred Quisenberry is improv.
ing.
P. A. Cook died at his home vest Of
town, Friday evening Funeral ser.
vices were conducted by Rev. PatriC
at the Presbyterian church at South
Fork. Mr. Cook was a consistant men,
Der Of the Presbyterian church, and a
good man In every respect. His death
will be mourned BY many warm
friends.
Bob Fairbairn and family have
moved to Moberly.
Miss Royer.of Mexico,is visiting her
sister, Mrs Kelly Wilkerson.
Miss Eva Heckart has been visiting
here this week.
W. D. Norman, ]. W. Holman and
Charley Poage shipped out there cat
tie and hogs Sunday to Chicago.
The South Fork ladies had q chick.
en- pie supper last Friday night ID was
a grand success.
YOUNGS GREEK ITEMS.
Preaching at Olivet next Sunday by
the pastor.
The Dowell boys are saving wood
on the creek doing good work.
Mrs. T. Leeper has returned from
st. Louis after a four weeks visit to
her daughter, Mrs. McCliney, who has
been sick.
Mrs. WIN Asbury went to Martins.
burg last Saturday TO visit her bro.
Their, Mr.. Bud johnson. Miss Lola
Heller, of Moline, went with her.
W. T. Asbury, G. T.. Schieffer each
delivered a load of hogs to W. W,
Mundy, at So per hundred. Forest
Berry delivered 4 loads to same parties
at &c.
Miss Henrietta Dudley and Mr..
Lewis Patterson we're married last
week at the home Of the bride, north
Of Moliro. II was quite 3 surprise to
some Of their friends. The bride was
dressed in blue silk and the groom In
the conventional black. After the
ceremony, performed by Rev. Truck.
at 3 O'Clock, they left for bis home In
West, Texas. We wish them unaloy-
ed happiness through life.
Miss Vertie Crawford and Mr..
Charles Leeper were married last
week. We wish them long life and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

DR.. R. C.. Strobe
; Physician & Surgeon. !
Phone 469. Bragg Bid. Mexico !,
Advertiasd Letters.

List OF letters remaining In the Post
Once st Mexico, NO., for the week
ending Nov. /, q 1907, which II not
called for In Is days will be sent
70 the dead letter once ct Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters In this
list will please say advertised"
Baehr, J. II. Banning, Mrs. n. O.
C~heatheam, Ben Oollett. Minnie
Collins, Mamie Doll, George.
Douglass, Rev. It. D
Day, Joe. Fades, Francis
Ellis, Joe M. Green, Susie.
Gallagher, Henry ].
Garbutt, J. G. s. Holland, Rev.
Johnston, Leon S. johnson, Lizzie.
Johnson, R. NJ. az
Lee, j. P. Leonard, Matte
Lombard, Milton r.
Munk. Ulza Miller, ]. T.
Owen, Walter Palmer A.
Roberts, Francis Regain, Ray
Studley. Joe Thomas, Marie
Woodhouse, #. A.
GEo. H. KUNKzL
Postmaster
Miss Hattie Edmonds Is homo from
Goberly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
ALL TIRED OUT.
Hundreds More In Mexico in the
Same Plight.

Tired all the time;
Weary and worn out night and day:
Back aches; side aches,
All on account OF the kidneys.
Must help them at their work.
A Mexico citizen shows you how;
VIM R. Dudley, living at los e.
Monroe street, Mexico, NO., says; my
case was not serious In q medical point
of view. but 1t was very inconvenient
and annoying. While my back did not
pain me, my kidneys were sluggish and
the secretions contained a sediment
The muscles OF the bladder were af-
fected and n~ecessitated rising fire.
quently during the night. obtained
O. box OF Deans Kidney pills from O
A. Buckner s. Co.'s drug store and all
those Affections disappeared promptly.
l can cheerfully recommend Deans
Kidney Pills."
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York cole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
SUES FOR TEN THOUSAND.
Mrs. Catherine Criswell Brings Suit
Against the G. B & Q. Railroad
For the Death Of her Hus-
band.



Mrs. Catherine Criswell, formerly
Miss Catherine White, Of this city, has
brought suit at Mexico, Mo-, against
the q. b. Il @. Railroad for $40 900
for the death of her husband, James
Criswell, who was run over and killed
at Hannibal owe a veal ago.
Jim Oriswell Of Mexico Mo-, was
well known in this city, having at one
tirne been a clerk at the Merchants
Hotel. at the time Of bis death he
was living in Hannibal and was travel
log for a wholesale house he was
killed while going to bis home, pass
ing from around one train in front Of
another
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
Caldwell County is DRY

Kingston, Mo-, November 16.-Local
option carried Caldwell county to-day
by a vote OF sST to 451 no township
having as high as 100 votes against the
proposition. The county has only
three saloons, two In Hamilton, one in
Breckenridge. There was no fight BY
the saloon element.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

We guarantee u dyeing to be o
the high class work as is done in the
laundry department. II not perfect
ly satisfied no pay expected.
Crown LAUNDRY Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
JAc~Ksor-TuRIrY.
Two = Msxico's Prominent Young
PEOPLE uni.ed in Marriage at the
Home Of the Brides Parents
Wednesday Evening.

Inc marriage of Miss Eighty-one
Iufiey to MIR. Rufus Jackson took
place at the home Of the brides mar.
en1s' Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Turlev. At
$50 O'Clock Wednesday evening the
ceremony being performed BY Rev A
" Kokendoffer. The marriage Of
'nese young people joins together two
OF mexico's most prominent families
Miss Turley has been one Of Audrains
brightest and best school teachers. Al.
ways liked wherever she made acaus-
intances' Mr.. jackson is a son Of Mrs.
MARY jackson, and is at present As
SCISSOR OF Audrain county which offIce
ne nas hlled 20 the credit Of botn him
self:and the county. He is also secre.
tafy OF the Business Mems Associa-
zion where he has gained favor BY bis
~unceasing energy and business like
ability.
At the hour Of $50 o'clock. to the
sweet strains of the wedding march
entitled Hearts and STAR PLAYED
oy Miss Bessie smith,o Of ohetopa, Kan.
sas, the couple walked to ithe center
81 the parlor where the ceremony was
performed. AFTER the ceremony
an informal reception was tender
ed the bride and groom,
The bride was dressed in vb,te
organdy over white taffatte silk with
veil and gloves TO match Her brides.
maid, Miss lib Eyans,of Monroe City.
also wear white, trimmed in pink
The maid-of-honor was Mrs. Ear.
nest Boone,of Thompson, and the ring
bearer, little Miss Dorothy Sannebeck,
Of this city. The groom and his hest
man, a brother Of the bride, Dr.. 1. n.
rurley wore the conventional
black,
Inc drawing room and the parlor
was decorated 10 white smilax and
green chrysantheuus, as will also the
reception room. In the drawing
room Misses Leona Jackson and Nellie
Pool Of Uentralia, served punch.
Those on the receiving line were Miss
May Jackson, Trix and Kitty Tur.
ey, Winifred Fox and Jessie Mexican.
In the dining room, which were de-
,orated In green smilax and red chr,-
'antheums, Miss Milnotte Sannebeck
'erved hot coffee, and Mrs. Scrog-
gins, OF Auxvasse, hot chocolate There
we're four little girls to act as walt
'rs, Evalee Jackson, Maybelle Wales, |
.eulah Marshall and Arlene Squires.
Many beautiful presents as we'll as
Useful ones were received.
The wedding was a quite affair,
md only a few friends of the contract
Dg parties attending. After the re-
the happy couple went to
heir home which has been prepa red
~ Mr.. Jackson on Franklin ave.
The Ledger joins other friends in
extending heartiest congratulations
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
SALARIES
EMPTYING PULPITs.

Philadelphia, Nov. 12.-The Presby.
terian Church In common with other
denominations, has experienced a loss
VI more than 30 per cent Of candidates
FOR the ministry In the last decade.
according to Rev. DR.. J W. Cochran.
corresponding secretary Of the Presby.
terlan Board Of Education. Low sa-
laries Is the reason be assigns
1T is a disgrace to the church that
the average pay Of the ministry ia so
meager,'' declares kev. DR.. Cochran
Metropolitan salaries bring up the
$500 or $500 income Of the village pas
tor to less than sl0o 10 the average Il
heard a minister In Minnesota who re-
ceives s25 q month and has three
churches. One is Is miles distant
from another. he has been COMPEL.
ed to walk this distance every Sun
DAY, but, finding his health being i'm
paired, be bought a horse and killed
it In two months from overwork The
horse cost sl00, and be is paying $40 a
month for the dead horse and % a
ninth for reEt, leaving him s12 a
month for himself and family to live
on. / told this to a negro synod in
the South, and one Of the brightest
men In the synod arose and said:
Brother, that would be a luxurious
for us down here. We are get
SIS a month";
IAN effort will, l believe, soon be
made 10 the church to remedy this
unfortunate situation. Living is so
per cent higher than l0years ago, yet
The salaries Of ministers have, as far
my experience goes, remained sta
Something must be done or
best young men Of the church will
EEL more strongly than they do now
hat the church is recreant and un.
worthy, and that they can help the
ALLEN humanity and save souls in
,ther ways than by entering the min
stry OF q selfish church
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
Money in Hand and in Bank.

A dollar In the hand is worth two In
the bank.-Maryville Mol Republi-
Can.
This editorial assertion by one Of
The Times most esteemed comtem-
poraries IL estimable as wit. per-
hsps, but IL has no foundation in
fact.
II IL simply because a lot Of timid
persons WOO bad two dollars In bank
drew them out and are now holding
one Of them In hand, that the country
has had some semblance Of a financial
furry.
Not stocking, nor vaults, nor cup
boards are places to keep money, but
sound banks, where from IL activities
can aid commerce and assist in
dustry.-St. Louis Times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
Time Of Admission Of Fortysix States

Time OF Admission OF F0rty-six STATES
After the rat: fication OF the Con
ititution by the original States othe
States have been admitted as follows
Vermont-March 4, 1871.
Kentucky-June 1,l7s2.
Tennessee--June l, 1893.
Ohio-February 10, 1903.
Louisiana-April 80, 1872.
Iudiana-December 3, 1878.
Acknowledgements IA, 1919.
Maine-March Is. 1920.
Missouri-August l0,lS2l.
Arkansas-June 1886.
Micnigan-January 26, 1887.
Florida-March 8, 1916.
Texas-December 20, ls45.
Iowa-D December %, 1876.
Wisconsin-May %, 1S4S.
acknowledgements Q, 1850.
Minnesota-May IL, 1858
Oregon-February IA, 1859.
Kansas-January 29} 1851.
West virRinia-June' IL, 1858.
Nevada-October 81, 1884.
Nebraska-March l, 1857.
Colorado-August / 1875.
North Dakata-Noyember 2, 1889.
south 2, 1889.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8, 1889.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL, 1882
Idaho july, 3, 1890
wyoming-July ll,lSe6.
Utah-January 4, 1895.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 16, 1907.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
F. N. Ragsdale was buying goods 10
st. Louis this week.

Homemade comforts filled with
nice clean batting. Extra size. And
blankets from 4sc to $1,000.
Ricketts, s. Emn.ons, D. G, 90.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
CURRENCY SOON.

Chicago, Nov. Is Negotiations
have begun, ON the initiative Of Chi
csgo bankers, with New York and St
Louis financial institutions to agree
upon the day On which to presume cash
payments In all departments Of the
banks.
with the gold that has already ar
rived and that which is In transitcon-
,ervative bankers figure that all de-
mands can be easily met, in fact, moth
ing is being put in the way Of savings
ank depositUrs here to withdraw
money for investment purposes.
Good assortment Of rugs from $40
TO $500 each. ol"l
Ricketts, s Emmons, d. G. Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

and c~heerfulness soon
disappear when the KID
neys are out OF order
Or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
1t is moi uncommon
for a child to be born
with weak kid
neys. Hthe child URN
sies too often, II The
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

Let US fit you with a pair OF center
meri hid gloves. We have the wrist s.
II and l6 button length good assert.
ment Of shades.
Ricketts, s. Emmons,D G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

The Mexico people who accom-
panied the Coleman hunting party to
South Missouri have returned. All
report a royal good time, plenty Of
game and plenty Of fish.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

You never know what you can do
anlil You try. Try us and see IL We
|annot save you money on Dry Goods,
press Goods, Shoes, Millinery, CIoaks,
Arpes, Etc. d. wi
FredendalI & wilkins
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

born,to Mr.and Mrs. Homer Adams,
" saleSburg, Ill , November I6, a Bon,
me young heir has been christened
Seorge Win. Mr. and Mrs. Adams are
veil known In this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

Call on u before you buy your heat
ing stoves. We can ave you money,
and our stoves will save you WORRY.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

A full line OF Blankets and Com
forts, cotton and wool at Blums Dr.
Goods Store. dIwI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

Some one entered the store OF Stein
|euan and son Saturday night. while
|the clerks we're busy and stole a pair
child shoes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

Oook stoves and Ranges that are
asnI We guarantee them Ia every
,'spect and will back up our guaran-
ea d2t & wlt
South Side Hardware Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
AETI-sALoON ASSOCIATION.

Those Who are Opposed to Saloons in
Mexico and Audrain County Meet
and 0rganizs The Question
of Local Option will be
Submitted Early In the
Year-Meet at the
Court House
Thursday
Night
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
n

Mrs. Niehans returned Sunday from
So. Louis, where she had been called
TO the funeral Of her brother -in-lsw.
Mrs. Smith, Of Wellsville, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mn. Wal
ker.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

d., A. K. Adams, wife, and little
100, have returped 10 their nome in
Auryssse, after a pleasant visit with
y. W. Adams and wife.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

Miss Althea P~erry,of Martinsburg,
POD Samuel Bishop,of st Louis. were
married in Mexico saturday by Rev
~Herndon,of Centralia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

Pollock's Daisy Flour is made 10
your home town and cannot be excel.
ed. Why not use It? dlwI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

Mrs. Adaline Reed, after a pleasant
|ssIt With her son, Or. W. L. Reed, Of
|heIicO, has returned TO her home 10
Macon, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

The markets are improving and II
|sill pay you to get Pollock's prices
before selling your wheat,corn or oats.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

MARTINSBURG AND VICINITY.
Miss Dollie Robnett was the guest
Of Miss Annie Pritchett Sunday.
J. B. Devsult spent last Sunday
with home folks In New Florence.
Miss Margaret Robnett who resides
near town and Mr.. Joseph Licklide Of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

Not only do we sell the best over
coat for the money! the beauty is they
don't fade and get rusty. A good stock
on hand cheap.
dIwl Ricketts, & Emmons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
Den Ford Dead.

oen Ford, aged about 40 years, died
us home Is miles northeast Of
~s.lco' Of typhoid pneumonia We'd
oesdaY, November 20.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

The Detroit Jewel and Quick Meal
Gas ranges are the best. Ask your city
friends. Ferris g. CauthOrn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

Col. Sam Lail, Of Shamrock, was in
Mexico this week to attend the CRU
nda Oommandery meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

We can make that last summer suit
hat looks so frosty nov look very
comfortable for next week.
CROWN LAUNDRY Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

You receive Intense, utrect neat
from every ounce Of fuel used II YOU
|ua one Of the improved German
heaters d2wl
South Side Hardware store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

Millinery sold at dry goods profit,
not millinery profit. We will be glad
TO show II you will take the time to
look. d2-w1
EFadandal N q flLln
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

Furs for Ladies', Misses and Child.
len, all styles colors and prices at
Blums Dry Goods Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

Dr., e. s. Cave has gone 10 Mus
sWse, | 7. to attend the Trans Mis-
Congress as a delegate from
Missouri.