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Evening journal., 1908-04-03
Ball-straneh.

Harvey r. Ball and Miss Minnie c.
Strauch were married at the parsonage
Of St. Stephens Lutheran Church yes
terday afternoon by the Rev. Frederic
Doerr.
Evening journal., 1908-04-03
MattIngs 50 to IS a Roll Saving.

Row & Co., 418 King street. hold d
special sale of high-grade mating,
beginning tomorrow morning. See par.
ticulars in regular adv.e
Evening journal., 1908-04-03
DEMOCRATS TO
NOMINATE DELEGATES

On Monday and TUESDAY evening OF
next week. the Democrats OF the city viii
meet in their respective wards and place
in nomination delegates 70 the State con-
vention which viii be held at Dover on
wednesday. April a. Where there are
contests. the fight will be made at the
oolls on tomorrow week
Evening journal., 1908-04-03

Of devoted meu and women who viii
catch new inspiration ana return to
their fields Of work filled with new
zeal. high hope, and holy ambition to
do the most and best for the building
up Of Sunday school work in Della
ware.
Evening journal., 1908-04-03
NEW PROFESSOR AT
DELAWARE COLLEGE

At the last meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees OF Delaware College. Professor
Firman Thompson. Of the Agricultural
College Of North Dakota. was elected Pro-
fessor OF Agricultural Chemistry in the
College and Chemist to the Experiment
Station. TO succeed Prof. Penny, resigned.
Read THE EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1908-04-03
sunshine Society MEETING.

The quarterly meeting Of the Inter-
national Sunshine Society win be held
in Union NJ. q. Church on Monday
evening. A full meeting Of the mem
bers is desired as business Of import
ance is to be transacted.
Evening journal., 1908-04-03
JoIIx eirthday Annlversary.

Friends Of +. A. Weatherby ac-
corded him a birthday shower on We'd
nesday in honor Of his birthday, and
in the evening a large number gathered
at the home, No 1900 Ncrth Claymont
street, and made merry in honor Of the
occasion.
Evening journal., 1908-04-03
r.ken Sick on the Street.

Daniel Hoffman. of No. 3504 Market
street. was attacked on the street near
twenty second and Market streets.
with acute indigestion last night and
was treated by DIR. W. f. Postles- The
sick man was later taken to his home
Evening journal., 1908-04-03
Roard Of Pharmaex Meetlna.

The State Board of Pharmacy will
meet in the Clayton House on Tues
day afternoon at 2.S0 o'clock. It will
be the quarterly meeting Of the board.
Candidates will be examined.
Evening journal., 1908-04-03
Announce TSsir Wsddinn.

Fred Seaman. Of Chester. and Miss
Ella II. Graham. of Philadelphia, an
nounced to their friends yesterday
their marriage by the Rev. George c.
Wolfe here on February ~.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
s.. Louis Live Stock Market.

NATL stock Yards, Ill.,, Sept 20
1908 Cattle receipts 1900, including
100 loads Of natives; quality of the Of,
ferings showed some improvement
over recent arrivals, and steer values
showed a loss Of about loo, as com,
pared with yesterday. Strictly choice
heifers held about steady, and cow
and less desirable heifers declined 10
TO l5c. Our sales included the best
steers here recently, two loads averaQ-
ing 1898 lbs, selling at 9 7.35, and one
load averaging l4sl lbs, at 81 l5 Veal
calves strong, choice light weights
selling at $3.50 TO 81 20 Stockers and
feeders more active since the recent
rains, a good demand prevailing fur
desirable grades.
Bog receipts liberal, there llbeing
II 500 on sale; although the top OBJ.
tanned was the same as on yesterday,
81 20, hogs at thai price we're strictly
choice, the best hogs selling generally
So lower, and light and medium grades
10 to 15c lower. Bulk of all the hogs
sold at s6.40 to . $3.50. Good quality
Pigs, averaging Ito to 100 lbs, at
"a rs to % 90. Indications point to
lower values, unless receipts decrease.
Sheep Market los lover Good to
choice %. IS to $500 Light supplies
and an urgent demand from butcher
buyers resulted 10 quite an advance in
lambs, good TO best ,elling at s. 90 to
to 1855; fair to good "a 90 to $3.50.
Packers refused 10 pay q price, how.
ever, and With anything like liberal
receipts, the advance would be lost.
NATL Live Stock Com Co,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
PUBLIC SALE!
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9th.

/ will sell the following de-
scribed property at my farm, 10 miles
north Of Mexico, "a mile north Of the
Robinson farm, on the above date TO-
wit:
8 head of horses consisting Of 2 good
brood mares, 1span of geldiDgs, l good
yearling Denmark saddle bred colt;
head OF cattle consisting Of l good
Shorthorn COW, with 2 months old
calf by side; l Jersey COW giving milk,
be fresh in January;l GOOD half Jersey
be fresh In January;l good spring steer
calf, l good yearling steer. nearly
ready for market. 20 head Of sheep
consisting Of ID good breeding ewes,
5 spring eve lambs, l aged thorough
bred Morino buck and 2 buck lambs
% head of hogs consisting of 20 head
of 10 pound shoats, 8 good brood sows
and 8 pigs. Farm machinery and feed
stuff set leather harness, l two.
horse wagon, farming implements, IL
acres OF corn In the field, s stacks OF
hay, / stack OF oats, and other things
too numerous to mention.
Terms Of sale--12 months time, bank
able note 7 per cent interest from date
No property removed until terms oil
sale are complied with. Sale begins at
10 a. m,
James Ford, Auctioneer.
G. T. SCHIEFFER
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
PROVE IT ANYTIME
BY the Evidence Of Mexico People

The daily evidence citizens right
ere at home supply is proof sufficient
to satisfy the greatest skeptic. No
better proof can be had. Here is a
case. Read II:
Mrs. J. H, Kemp, living on Abat
street, Mexico, Mo-, says: "By using
Doan's Kidney Pills l have been free
from that steady, grinding backache
that units one for any occupation In
life. While suffering from one Of
those attacks Of lameness across the
kidneys, soreness on tine top Of the
head, dizziness and rheumatism in the
back Of my neck, Igot a box Of Doan's
Kidney Pills at the Criswell Drug Co.'S.
drug store and they quickly accomp-
ished what other remedies had failed
to do. They act very promptly in
strengthening the kidneys. My grand
mother, an old lady whose kidneys
madeher life miserable, has had every
annoyance removed by using Doan'i
Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
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., 1908-10-01
CHAMP

Rev. Palmore will fill his regular
appointment at Beaver Dam next Sun
day.
Miss Jesse Allison, who was quite
sick the last part Of the week, was able
to be at her school Monday morn.
ing we are glad to state.
JIM. and Jett Settle and children, Of
Of near Rowena, visited their brother
and family, W. B. Settle, Saturday
night and Sunday.
Rev. Cobb closed the meetings al
Groves Chapel last Saturday night
with two additions. Rev. Cobt
preached some good sermons and We
hope that much good may be harvested
from the seed he sowed during the
meeting.
Several from this community at.
tended the sales near Fulton last
week.
Mr.. Leibengood bought a horse al
Mr.. Asbury's sale one day last week
Miss Laura Dean accompanied bel
nephew, Lesley McNeeley, TO his home
in Oklahoma last week, where she will
spend the winter. She will visit her
sister, Rev. Mrs. Hill who resides In
South Texas.
Mr.. Bailey, Of Mexico, visited hii
daughter, Mrs. jim Wilkins, last week
Mr.. Spar has been remodeling BIZ
house.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
RoYENA.

The much needed rain came Satur
day night and continued over Sunday
Jack Frost made US a visit SUNDAY
night.
Frank Towles pleasantly enter
tanned the young people Tuesday nigh
with a lawn party.
Virgil SansDerry recently visited
friends and relatives In Lancaster.
Rowena base ball team playec al
Hollensville Saturday afternoon.
Several Of our citizens attended
court In Mexico the past week.
Jas. McGowen is selling timothy
seeds at s2.25 per bushel.
Some of our ladies are quite busy
making tomato catsup.
Jack Tribble and family visited
Mrs Tribble's brother, Tom Sexton
In Boone county, from Saturday unit
Monday.
Frank Carson Is selling apples al
100 a bushel,
Wash Carson isdigging a new Gel
lar.
Mrs. Albert Turner, Of Oentralia
was here the past week, the guest o.
her children.
]. II. Neill Is 10 Mexico serving Oh
the jury.
john Defy and wife recently enter
tanned his sister, Mrs. Steve Gray, O
Oklahoma.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
A SURPRISED MINISTER

"For many years I have been a suff'
erer from bronchial catarrh, and had
despaired OF anything like a cure
Judge Of my pleasant surprise when
drst used Hyomei, which brough com
plete relief. Hyomei has been a veri
table godsend. Rev. Charles Hart
ley, SARDINIA, Ohio
Thousands Of catarrh sufferers have
given up In despair. They have tried
stomach dosing, snuff, sprays ano
douches without success, and now be-
lieve catarrh to be incurable.
But Otis purdy, the druggist, hold
out hope to all distressed. He sells
remedy called Hyomei which is guar
anted for oatarrh, colds, coughs, bron'
chitls, asthma and Group
Hyomei pronounced High-o-me) Il
m~edicated air, full of the healthy viz
tues Of the mountain pines Yol
breathe in the delighted antisepti'
air, and as 1t passes over the inf1amec
and germ ridden membrane, 1t allays
the inflammation, kills the germs
and drives out the disease.
A complete Hyomei outfit, including
a hard rubber inhaler, costs but sl.0o
and an extra bottle OF Hyomei, Il
afterwards needed, costs but 50 cents
See Otis Purdy about II to-day
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
LONG

We had q good rain Sunday which
was badly needed.
Mrs. r. @. Maddox and Mrs. Annie
Lipp and daughter and son visited at
Benton City last week.
Mrs. James Spears, Of Kansas, is
visiting at George Elzea's.
Miss Mary Moore entertained at the
home OF Frank Towles Wednesday
evening In honor Of her guest, Miss
Moore Of Liberty.
H. @. Berrey sold a mare mule colt
to F. O. Berrey at $50.
George Phillips is paying 4c fol
calves.
George Elzea sold three mule colts
to John Bledsoe at 1902 so.
S. S. Rowe bought two yearling
steers from Mrs. Annie Lipp at s55.
W. P. Cant delivered IA head Of
274 Id. hogs to Beaver & Mcbride al
8ic.
Jim Baker and S. s. Rowe each have
a load Of hogs contracted to Milt
Householder at 8 cents. Mundy &
Powell paid Householder 10 for same,
At Joe Pitchers sale horses brought
from s75 to SITS; milk cows, s27 so to
$40; new corn, Soc, hay, sl5.25 to
$780, s a stack; heller calves, sl3,5O tC
$17 50.
j. @. Dowell will have a public sale
Oct l.
George VanlandinRham sold q pail
of aged mules to H r. Blades, at Hol-
liday, at 1876.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

NNtAA4ttal Moss Tribune
The oficials Of che Mexico, Perry &
santa Fe Traction Company will be in
Columbia Friday to consult with NJ.
G Quinn relative to the construction
Of this projected electric line from
Hannibal to Jefferson City via Column
bia. Engineers will accompany them
and the officials will make q thorough
study Of the topography Of the land
east Of Columbia where the proposed
road will enter town and where It is
designed TO erect the railroad sta
tion.
This road is no visionary scheme"
said N. G. Quinn to-day, shut will be
constructed from Hannibal to Jetfer-
son City through Columbia. / have
been in close touch with the oflcials
Of the road and with eastern capital
lists for three months and the money
to construct the line is already avail
able J.. ". Sturdevant, a well known
capitalist Of Toledo, 0, and @. W.
Van Sickle, Of New York, who repre-
sents foreign capital, are financing
the project. When they we're ap.
preached on the subject Of furnishing
the capital, they refused to have any
thing to do with any project Of less
than 100 miles of road and which did
not reach cities along the route the
aggregate population Of which does
not amount to 100, 900 people. They
have been satisfied as to the size,
growth and prospects Of Hannibal,
Mexico, Columbia, jefferson City and
other towns which the proposed line
touches, and are ready to furnish the
capital. The corporate name Of the
company will be changed to the Mex
leo Perry, Columbia, Jefferson City
and Santa Fe Traction Co."
According to the plan the road will
run down the prairie from Mexico un-
til 1t reaches the Hinkson creek bot
tom. 1t will proceed down this to a
point on the farm Of @. B. Miller on
the Ashland road. The survey will
probably then run up a draw In the
south end Of MI. Miller's farm, which
is the old McOaskie place, and the
Little Bonnie Femme bottom will be
reached In this way II will then fol.
low the general course toward Jeffer.
son CITY, utilizing wherever possible
the water grades Of the streams In
that part Of the county until the Mis-
souri, river Is reached. The route will
then be easily determined.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

Air Blast Peoria HeaLetS-Round
Oak Heaters-Coles' Hot Blast Heat
ers-Bucks Air Blast Heaters-Art
Garland Heaters-High CLASSIC ,Od
GOn1s-The World Standards for Soft
and Hard Coal. Besides there are a
d Zen otner Grades OF lower priced
goods that are cheaper but Of honest
value worth the price asked for them
at Robartson's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
advertised Letters

List Of letters remaining In the Post
Office at Mexico, No., for the week
ending Sept. "a, 1905, which IL not
called for in Is days, will be sent
to the dead letter office at Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters In this
list will please say advertised"
Barnes, Harris Boillot, W. w.
Brownell, 5. ]. Burton, J. B.
Burnes, Nellie Crane, Jack (4)
Corbin, Jennie ~ Cowell, Harvie
Easton, Tony
Hamber, Mrs. Susan Horton, E. A.
&. M. Jones
Maloney, Mrs. ]. ]. May, Mrs. Anna
Marion. Seawood
Mitchell, Mrs. Grace Moore, W. @.
Nicely, Mrs. Evenline
Nichols, Mrs. Alice Ramsey, Bette
Reppy, Geo. B. Rose, Bette B.
Stark, Mrs. Miner Stewart, Pearl
Smith, Mrs. Sarah Tuttle, f. d.
Mckee, r. s.
McShuler, Florence.
GBo. Il. RUNKEL
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

the Audrain County Baptist Associa'
ton which was beld at that place
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mu. Yelton have returned
from . trip to southwest Missouri.
Mrs. N. N. Friedman has been on
the sick list for the past few days,
Mrs. John Msgunson, OF W%ellsvilleI
was the guest Of Miss Ora McGrew
Friday and Saturday.
J. B Tate has his new residence
completed.
Mrs. J. 3. Holterman left Tuesday
morning for Springfield, Ill, where
she will attend the fair and visit
friends for several days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
Biz Canal Half Done

To make the Panama canal there
were at the beginning 8O,69s, 24s cubic
yards of earth and rock to be excavated
for a hight level canal. or this from
1881 to 1889, inclusive, the original
French company, under. De Lesseps,
~excavated IL, 900, 900 cubic yards. The
new French company, from 1896 to
May, 1904, excavated 100000 coo cubic
yards. The American governments
force In the four years from May, 1904,
to May, 1908, excavated lS,445,4 2e
cubic yards, and of this the major
or II, l9l,4 ass cubic yards, was exca'
waited In the last twelve months Of
that period. There remains, there
fore, only 80, 1852, 1922 cubic yards to ex.
cavate, or less than one-half Of the
whole.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
MARTINSBURG

Rev. ]. W. Keltner, Of Mexico, for
mer pastor Of the Baptist church here
came down and conducted the services
last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Hazel Friedman came home
from Hardin College to spend Sun
day.
Mr.. Brace Eckler, wife and children,
Of Oklahoma, are visiting J. N. Steph'
ems and family.
MI. Harry Burwell and Miss Annie
Pritchett visited friends near Miuule'
town Saturday and Sunday
]. B. Devault, our popular editor
accompanied by his sister, Mis-
Lena, visited home folks in New Flor
ence Sunday.
Rev. Snowdon, has been called to I'll
the pulpit at the NJ e Church, south
the coming year.
Mrs. johnson and Miss Melca Rogers
went to Hopewell church near Thomp
son, last Tuesday morning to attend
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
TOPPED THE CATTLE MARKET
Audrain County Feeders and Ship
perslGet $7.15 to $7.a5 For Well
Finished Lots of Heavy Weight
Steers.
St. Louis Live Stock Reporte.

~, Louis Live STOCK Reporter
Lewis & Ford and Lewis s. Sims,
prominent Audrain county, Mo-, feed
ers, topped the cattle market to-day
with we'll finished consignments. The
former sold 20 steers l4S1 lbs average
at Ills, and the latter 81 head weigh
ing 149S lbs at 81 So. Roy Brainerd
bought them for the United Dressed
Beef 90.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
County News.
WESTERN AUpRAIN


John orosswhite and wife visited
their daughter, Mrs. Nettie Baker In
Kansas City last week.
John Mangus bought 20 lO1sfb,
year old steers for a per cwt. from
Elmer Lewellen, also M from N. s.
Mallory at the same price and two
from ]. W. Lewellen.
Homer Sweeny, Geo. Swetman and
Babe Featherston each sold steer
calves for $40 per head.
Oscar Smith sold S steer calves to
different parties at from $40 TO els pei
head. He also sold 3 yearling heifers
for 81 cents.
Albert Proctor sold 10 lambs for
cents per ID to George Bartee, Of
Sturgeon.
Mrs. Brown and son, Of Iowa,
visited the Misses Ess.
Octavus Cottle, of near C~entralIa,
was In this vicinity Friday looking fol
heller calves. He did not find any as
other buyers have about picked them
up.
W. H Pollard has bought several
nice mule colts at very reasonable
prices. There does not seen TO be any
demand for mule colts this fall.
This part Of the country had a fine
rain Saturday night. This is the first
rain we have had for six weeks.
Rev. Wit. of Northern Indiana, filled
the pulpit at Macedonia Sunday.
VIM Quisenberry is in Fayette at
tending the fair this week.
Barney Parrish and wife are rejoic,
ing over the arrival Of a fine daughter
at their home.
John Stiu and family, OF st. Louis,
are visiting Sam Browne and family
near Larrabee.
Dave Grugin and family attended
the street fair In Madison, Thursday
and Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

The city council met In regular ses-
sion Monday evening with all mem
bers present except Mr.. Edmonston,
Of the third ward, who was excused on
account Of sickness After the min
utes were read and approved, the or
der Of business was taken up.
The report Of the committee on the
extension Of water main on Woodlawn
avenue was taken up at this meet
ing. The committee reported ample
protection from fire. The report on
the extension Of the water main on
Washington avenue vas adopted and
the main extended 900 feet from
Maple street.
The committee On the hitchipg lot
was granted more time, while the
committee on the Creasey barn, on
motion was discharged.
The following resolution for the
construction OF sidewalks along the
property owners named below were
adopted. The Hit and Worrell es-
tate on south end OF lots 8 and 7 OF
block 6 OF Lakenan s. Barnes college
addition to Mexico, j. Z. King, r. d.
Worrell, Mrs. Missouri Bryan and
Mrs. Martha Lakenan. Permission
was granted Lakenan and O'Donnell
to put down a 4 foot walk. Also D.A.
Murphy and William Sallee.
An ordinance providing for the ex-
tension OF the alley way in block 8 Of
Morris addition to the city Of Mexico
was given It's third reading and
passed.
The estimate OF the engineer
on the w. Love street sewer
was received but bids we're laid ovsr
until the next meeting.
On motion the city attorney was In
structed to draft an ordinance provid-
ing that the street commissioner con-
struct walk along the property Of r.
L. Elliott.
On account OF the alley way In
WYNN . bOhuk III all uuooVloluCuOtJ JUL"
dttion for paving, Mr.. Potts, chair
man Of the street and alley commit
tee, recommended that work be post
poned until next season. In regard
to this the street and alley committee
was instructed to confer with con-
tractors in regard to the matter.
The council at Monday nights ses-
sion deferred taking action In the
matter Of relieving persons from put
ting down walks.
A committee was named to forruu-
late some plan by which CLARK avenue
bridge may be lowered. The commit
tee is composed of Myers, Marshall
and Hook, city attorney and engineer.
The Mayor recommended that
Messrs. Myers and Potts prepare a res
o~lution providing for improvement a
at the old depot site r. r. crossing
whereby a plan may be provised SO
that 1t will be a safer place to cross.
The water and light committee was
instructed to look into matter Of leak
in alley in block 2 original Mexico.
The fines NJ Messrs Edmonston and
Hook e RENTED by the Council.
These members Of the council were
fined some time ago for being absent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

Clarence Ragsdale, near Santa BE,
will have 10000 bushels of new corn.
1t will average so to go bu. an acre.
He wants to sell the corn to some
body who will feed it on the place and
has 100 acres Of grass on which cattle
could be kept until ready to feed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
Rentfrow-Oyd en-

Ellis Rentfrow and Miss Idea
Ogden, both of Middletown, come to
Mexico Wednesday and were married
at the Office of probate Judge W. W.
Bolts who performed the ceremony
Both are popular young people Of
Montgomery County.
The Ledger extends congratulations
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
CITY COUNCIL PROCEED
IEGS MONDAY MIGHT

Several New Sidewalks Ordered
construeted-Str t Commits
sioner Instructed to Put Down e.
llott's Walk-Water Main on
Washington Street and Alleyway
in Block 8 Norris Addition Ex-
tended.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
Illinois state Fair

The Chicago s. Alton R. r. will
make exceedingly low rates to Spring
field, ILL.,, and return account the
Illinois State Falr.1
Here Is your chance to make ILL
nois friends a long visit for six days at
cheap rates. $500 for the round trip.
Special train going.
For further information see e. b.
Mathews Ticket Agent @. s. A. q. r.
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
Homeseekers excursions

Via the Wabash
To all points In Texas and Okla
homa also certain points In many ether
states. On sale first and third Tues
days Of each month until and includ-
Ing December 1908. For rates limits
etc. call or address.
/. M. Richards,
Agent Wabash r. r
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
Mexico, Mo.

DR.. B. b. Miller the optician, now
has a suite of rooms close up to the
First and Last Chance Grocery Store,
on West Liberty street. DR.. Miller
is an expert eye man and Ia there with
the goods. Watch out for bis ad. In
tbe Ledger.
nTTT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
Bargains

100 acres, 8 miles from Mexico.
so acres, 8 miles from Mexico.
$50 acres, 4 miles from Benton City.
lilo acres, I miles from Centralia.
all the above at Bargain prices for
quick sale
Real Estate Dept,
North Missouri Trust Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

WANTED-A district manager, In
Mexico. Man or woman, who can Sc.
cure and oversee woman solicitors, for
a new line Of goods for women's use.
Liberal commissions and exclusive
territory for the right party. Address
Houston Pharmical 81 Manufacturing
Company, 4l1,New Nelson Bldg Kan
sas City, Missouri. DAT 1854
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
Cowherd Says Hadley's
Statement Is Not True.

Mr.. Hadley's allegations that
my nomination was stolen is
simply a falsehood Of the COM
mon garden variety. he, as
we'll as every man that heard
him, knows its falsity and it
needs no refutation.
After l am elected Governor
Of Missouri there will be only
one guard and it will be the
guard Of honest Democrats,
chosen from all factions, who
will take the place Of the pre-
sent Republican officeholders,
Statement Of William J. Cow
herd, made at Perryville, Mo-,
Saturday afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

A card received from Barney
Hooton, Sept. %, from Phoenix, Ari-
IONA, stating that he arrived there all
O. K, but will 20 futher down into Old
Mexico. He'll be back before snow
flies. "They all come back"
DILL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

Charlie Haden is again with the
shoe factory. He is engineer and an
expert one and will make good.
Dill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF the FL
nancial Condition of the NORTH
MISSOURI TRUST COMPANY at
Mexico, State Of Missouri at the
Close of Business on the 23rd Day Of
September, 1908.
mo. 65.)
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

The new Double Magazine Peoria
FIJI 1t to-day with soft nut coal OF
slack Burns evenly-unifurm heat
Till demonstrating like it. See
at Robertsons'. dlwl