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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
Folk Defends Primary.


Perryville, Mo, June 19.--Perry-
Vile was full Of people from all parts
of this and surrounding counties to-
day to hear Governor Folk, who spoke
this afternoon. The town was dec.
grated In his honor.
Five hundred people met the Gov
ernor at the station, headed by Com
pany B of the National Guards and a
brass band.
Governor Folk said In part:
"In an article In the Globe Demo-
crat yesterday former Supreme Judge
Sherwood attacks this primary law as
being In conflict with the Federal
Constitution, which declares that
Senators must be elected by the Leg
islature. IL is undoubtedly true that
the constitutional right of members
Of the Legislature to vote for whom
ever they please cannot be taken
away. 1t Is likewise true that the
primary law does not take away this
constitutional right Of the Legisla
ture. The people, however, have a
right to refuse to vote for any candi-
date for the Legislature who will not
pledge himself to vote for that candi-
date for Senator Of his party who re-
ceives the highest number of votes
cast by members OF that party in the
state. The result of the primary
law is, therefore, to have an instruct
ed and a pledged Legislature.
Presidential electors have a consti-
tutional right to vote for any person
for the office of President, :but Presi-
Dental electors never think of doing
anything else than to vote for the
candidatesssnominated by the party
that elected them.
when they accept q place as presi.
Dental elector they imply a pledge to
vote for their Iparty candidates fol
President and Vice President. Sc
legislators, under u primary system
will be1morally bound to obey thu
mandate of the party speaking
through the primary.
81 will do all l can to sustain this
primary law and to retain to the peo
pie the power thatssit gives them.
hope.all other senatorial candidates
will help sustain this statute. l hav,
no uneasiness as to the outcome, ant
l believe l shall win by a good major
itY. However, unless 1 receive NOR
Democratic votes than any other can
didate, l will not permit my name t.
go before the Legislature, and will
urge upon the Democratic member
Of the Legislature that they vote TO
that candidate who has received th
highest number Of Democratic vote
inEthe State
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

The great equestrian parade given
Saturday rs the closing feature Of
the Drummers convention, was aglor-
lous success Some of our most boast
ed horse flesh was there and the best
horSewomen and men riders Ia the
world upon their backs.
At the stroke Of ten thirty, as 1t
peeled fromI the court house dome
the parade started from Hardin college.
Peopings band lead while the Mober-
ly band was placed In the very center
OF the line Of handsome animals.
D. D. Dudley, dressed in a shining
suit OF mail, acted as Grand Marshal
and led the procession. 1t was a most
imposing sight and never has there
been so many fine horses gathered In
one parade In this city.
The day closed with a stallion pa
rade In the afternoon when most Of
the city, best horse flesh vas on ex-
hibitlon.
Those who rode In the procession
we're:
San Boles, Anna Belle Criswell,
Tom Hook, Miss johnson, R. D.
Worrell, Joe Potts, e. R. Locke,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
TRADES MEXICO PRO-
PERTY FOR FARM LAND
Joe D. Pratt Trades His Store
and Residence Property in
Mexico for Farm South Of
Thompson.

j. D. Pratt has traded his store and
residence property on West Liberty
street to X. P. Ball for an 80 acre
farm, two miles south Of Thompson
Station, known as the Billie Harper
farm. MI. Ball has taken possession
of the store and would like for bis
friends to call and see him. he has
been In the grocery and drug business
for years and will know how to con-
duct a store.
The Liberty street property is val
liable and the farm is worth s65 pei
acre. Mr.. Pratt is a fine business
man but may move to his splendid
farm later on. The Ledger wishes
both Col. Pratt and Col. Ball much
success. DILL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
AunRAIN.


Frank C%rosswhite sold two mule
colts for Sl17 to Jas. Parrish.
Mrs. Mary Crosswhite is visiting at
the home Of her son in Sturgeon.
John Spelman lost a good mare last
week.
Ed Mallory is still suffering with
rheumatism.
Geo. Forest mistook a bottle OF car
bolic acid for cough syrup, last Thurs
day night, and is suffering from the
effects Of his mistake.
The two little children Of W. G.
Baker were accidentally poisoned last
week. Prompt medical attention
saved their lives.
Mrs, George Kennedy entertained "a
few friends with a dance Saturday
evening.
Doc Mallory and wife Of Moberly
were visiting their parents Sunday.
The ladies Of Macedonia church
have recently purchased a carpet and
new furniture for the pulpit.
J. f. Rumas purchased two cows of
N. s. Mallory, also some hogs from
Frank Crosswhite at 5ic the first half
of July.
Jos. Parish sold a good mule colt to
Barney Parrish for 800.
Jas. Mann is suffering with paraly-
| otc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

The city council held its regular
meeting Monday evening, June %.
Mayor Graham presiding. Two coun.
cilmen, Edmonston and Marshall.
we're absent. After the minutes were
read and approved, the regular rou.
Tine of business was taken up.
The following committees were cor.
tinued; Committee on Sparks alley,
committee on Morris alley, bitch lot
committee given more time, mill prop.
erty sewer committee, Craig street
walk committee, plumbing ordinance
committee, committee on sprinklinQ.
A statement from Ed. O Gamble, in
which be notified the city that he is
In favor OF the paving and curling OF
north Jefferson street from the north
building line Of Monroe to the city
limits and that he wIthdrsws bis
name from the remonstrance, was re-
ceived and died.
The protest against the paving Of
east Promenade was referred to a COM
mittee OF two, Myers and Smith.
The report OF the street commission
er was received and filed.
The granitoid walk along the south
side Of the property Of r. M. White
was received.
w. w. Jackman was granted per-
mission to construct a four foot walk
along his property, lou 8, block 8,
county addition.
The granitoid walk along tine south
side OF Mrs. Carrie Rothwell's proper
ty was received.
The south Jefferson street sewer or.
dinance was given its third reading,
and on motion was passed.
A committee composed OF Myers,
Potts and Hook and the city engineer
was appointed to investigate the
necessity Of the proposed sewer run
ming from Liberty street to the main
sewer.
A committee was also appointed to
confer with Mr.. Barnett, residing on
Love street, in reference to his walk.
The committee is composed Of Potts,
Myers and Mcintyre.
The street and alley committee was
instructed to confer with Rev. Walter
M. White in regard to the building
line Of the fence along his property on
west Monroe, formerly owned by W.
l.. Reynolds.
The city attorney was instructed to
draw an ordinance ordering sewer on
west Love street.
City engineer reported new eulvert
on e. Jackson street to have been con-
structed according to plans and speci-
ications.
The council will hold another meet
ing next Monday night
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
BIG CROWD HEARS HIM
W. S. oOwHERD CONDUCTING
CAMPAIGN IN SOUTH ST. LOUIS.
BE REPLIES 70 CHAMP CLARK.
Says That Financial Standing Of
Candidates Is Not an Issue
WIN Make His Campaign
Alone.

st Louis, June 23.-Before proba.
bly, the largest crowd that ever as
sembled at a political gathering iu
South ST. Louis, William 5. Cowherd,
candidate for the Democratic noni-
nation for governor, attacked the
speech OF Champ Clark advocating
the candidacy Of Dave Ball, his friend,
for the nomination.
Congressman Clark in his address
advanced as his first reason for Balls
nomination that the latter has no
money, said Mr.. Cowherd. "Of course,
Congressman Clark did not put 1T 10
just those words, but he did It,, &C
cordlng to the part Of the old cam
paigner. Now l cannot speak for the
other candidates, but l have an idea
II we are TO be weighed by the gold
we have accumulated, neither Mr.,
Ball nor myself would need more than
an apothecary's scales. 1 want it dis.
tinctly understood, however, that
am not OF that class that deem power
ty a virtue and wealth, honestly &C.
quired, a crime. / am not In this
campaign as the candidate of the rich
or the poor. I would scorn to ask
votes because OF my poverty just as
much as l would scorn to buy them
II / had money"
Mr.. Clark had further advanced
Balls candidacy because Of the latters
many years Of party loyaly. "Ever
since l have reached the age of man
hood" said Mr.. Cowherd, my sery-
Ices have been subject to my party's
call. At the request of the state
committee l have taken part ia every
state campaign for twenty years. For
such services | claim no consideration,
for the first duty Of the party is To
the State OF Missouri. The party
owes 1t TO the state to select the best
man In this race for its nominees.
"But Mr.. Clark's greatest reason
why Ball shonld be nominated is be-
cause Ball has shared his crust with
Congressman CLARK. This is a most
excellent reason why Mr.. Clark should
support his friend but l cannot see
the logic which makes it binding upon
the party to do SO. How many friends
have shared their crusts with Mr.,
CLARK, and are they all to be govern
ors? / shall not complain because
Mr.. Balls friends respond to his call,
but l would suggest that the man
who cannot make bis own campaign
against his fellow Democrats would be
in even greater plight we're he called
upon later to make a campaign
against a resourceful Republican"
II welcome to the stump 10 Mr.,
Balls behalf Mr.. Clark, Mr.. White,
cotton and any others who may bt
willing to respond to the cry for help
But, for myself, l shall make thiI
campaign alone and single-handet
present my cause to the Democracy o
Missouri, knowing full we'll that il
the end every candidate must stant
on what he is and not what his friend
would have him be, and that thu
Democratic party does not bestow III
favors to pay either past debts or flu
ture obligations owing by one Demo.
crat to another"
The audience that greeted Oowhert
was one Of the most enthusiastic tina
ever attended a political address. Tn,
applause at times lasted for severa
minutes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
EREANnTHER

Preaching at Ollvet lnext Sunday
morning. Children exercises will be
observed at night.
Dowell Bros. sold a car load
of hogs to w. w. Mundy at
IS. 80 last week. W. I. Asbury sold to
same party one wagon load at 90 20 per
cwt.
Clay Berry, Clyde Ellis and Tom
Schieffer delivered their wool to s. p.
Emmons last week.
Jas. Gilbert and sister, Miss Mamie,
and his daughter, Lille and her chill
dren, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Boulware
recently.
Prof. Ed. Patterson and family are
guests Of his mother, Mrs. e. ]. Pat
terson, OF Youngs Greek.
The two days meeting held at Be-
rea last Saturday and Sunday were
well attended. Rev. Melton OF Illi-
nois preached four excellent sermons.
There was an abundance Of dinner On
the ground Of the good things.of the
land. Those good people down there
certainly know how7to prepare sump-
tious dinners to feed hungry man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
OLD GENTLEMAN TAG
GED TO THIS CITY.
Sent Here From Kingman, Kansas,
Having Claimed Mexico as His
Home-Name Is Robert Wal
lace and Is Feeble Mind
ed-Unknown Here.

In his dotage and scarcely able to
care for himself an unidentified man
giving his name as Robert Wallace,
arrived In this city Sunday evening
from Kingman, Kas. He was tagged
to this city.
He was travelling on the Wabash
and Sunday morning through mistake
he alighted at Centralia. When he
arrived 10 this city Sunday evening he
was unruly and refused to get of here
but forced the officers to remove him
by main strength
A letter found upon him from the
city officials of Kingman, Kas., saying
the old gentleman claimed Mexico as
his home. He was penniless and al
most an imbecile, He was taken In
charge oy the police officers pending
investigation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
THOMPSON.


Miss Edna Cant is entertaining her
friends, Misses Ruth Newman, Of
Milwaukee, Wis, and Maud Douglass,
of near Benton City, this week.
Rev. Palmer preached, Sunday, at
Hopewell. This is his regular APP
pointmenb.
John Faddis has been entertaining
his sister, Of Centralia, the past week.
Quite a few from here attended the
Drummers' Convention In Mexico. this
week.
Mrs. Jennie Myers, SON and two
daughters, of Jacksonville, ILL.,, are
here the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
ConSidine.
Homer Robertson is delivering corn
this week to Cant s. Considine.
W. Il, Willett, of West Plains, Mo-,
spent a few hours here Saturday on
business.
Frank CreaSey expects to leave July
1st to take charge of a bridge gang In
Texas.
Columbus Boone and daughter, Miss
Daisy, we're here over Sunday.
Quite a crowd of young folks spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. T.. B.
Ridgeway.
G. T. Jesse left Tuesday for parts
10 Texas. He was accompanied by
Mr.. G. Fl. Hecke.
Ernest Boone was at Millersburg,
Wednesday. He went there TO re-
ceive a tombstone to be put at his
mothers grave.
Mrs. Rufus Jackson spent one day
last week with her friend, Mrs. Ern-
est Boone
Cant Il Oonsidlne shipped two cars
OF extra good hogs to st. Louis, Fri
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
CHAMP.

Rev. sBarks preached at Prairie
View Sunday morning. The ladies'
missionary society s.gave a delightful
entertainment on Sunday evening.
The house was crowded and the chill
dren did their parts well, showing
they had been carefully trained and
drilled. The ladies Of Prairie View
Church have been doing line work in
the mission fields in the past few
years and we heartily congratulate
them and trust their good work will
continue and that Others will follow
In their steps. TheyIwlll meet with
Mrs. Than Moore this week.
Mr.. Jack Woolery's baby is quite
sick.
Mrs. W. f. Settle is quite sick at
this writing.
Miss Frankie Harrison and brother,
Verd, Of Mexico, attended the enter
tainment on Sunday evening.
Miss Nellie Booth spent Friday
night in Mexico with her aunt, Mrs.
Ed. Harrison.
Miss Sallie Robinson and cousin,
Miss Edith Milligan, Of Mexico, spent
Sunday with Mrs. VIM. blair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

Marie Morris, Alma Shoush. Mr..
Burnam, Miss Eugie Parks, Miss
Hunter, Leila Mansfield, Julia Mans
field, Nellie Mansfield, Geo. Lee,
B. R Middleton, Miss Ida Rosamond,
W. F. Whitney, Hardin johnson,
Miss Powell, Robert Oonnor, Miss
Million, Mrs. d. Dudley, Dan Dud-
ley, L. B, Barnett, Fred Willingham,
Prof. Million, Howe Revis, Harvey
Henderson, Roy Fields, John Revis,
Mrs, James Ford, Joe Considine, Mrs.
Considine, Geo. Pearson, Miss Harri-
son, Miss Reed, Ottie Schopp, James
Clanton, Mr.. Juelf, Mr.. MCGOWAN,
India johnson, Clay Hamilton, Lille
Brown, Leola Brown, Mary Carter,
Miss Cunningham, Miss Sallee, Miss
Crum, Carrie Sproul, Bessie McPhee-
tiers, W.. Fl. Brown, Glen Culbertson,
Martin Myers, Hollie Brewer, Gladys
Crawford, Lena Collins, Mrs. M. Q.
Fox, Roy Wayne, Mrs. John Brewer,
Miss Edith Brewer, May Luckie,
Bertha Bouts, Ernest Blum, j. W.
Woodbridge, Yrs. Dorothy Davis,
Retha Pease, Miss Sellard, Edith
Crosby, Shannon Bolts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
LATE TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Taft VIII Follow Polices Inaugrat-
ed by Roosevelt - Sherman
Ill-vioIent Storm in North.

Telegraph Flashes Over Miner s. Co. Wire.
In a message to Golfers Weekly.
Sect, Taft says 1.-THE policies which
Pres, Roosevelt inaugurated must be
continued and developed, they are
right and they are the policies Of the
people," After Sherman's Illness, be
will proceed to Ithica.
John Mitchell announces that be
will accept heather the Democratic
nomination for Gov. Of Illinois nor
the Democratic nomination for Vice
President.
Violent storm is doing considerable
damage in and around st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

Mr.. ard Mrs. 3oulee, Of WelIsviIle,
spent Sunday at Mr.. Mosers.
The children exercises At the Bap-
list church Sunday night we're listen
ed to by q large audience. The chill
dren responded nicely TO their respect
i've parts. The program as q whole
was rendered in q very creditable
manner.
Frank Folta is entertaining friends
from Germany.
Mrs. Lon Burchard was at Mexico,
Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
UNIQUE ADVERTISEMENT.
Virginia Clergyman = Apostle of
Publicity.

Mr. R. J. Mckay, assistant genera.
passenger agent, Toledo, st. Louis 8
Western and Chicago s. Alton rail
In bis travels through the East
recently, noticed in a certain Virginia
newspaper the following advertise
ment:
REV. GEORGE W. WHARTON
Carries q fill line of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.
OH, OYSTERS
He receives almost daily, fresh,
first-class oysters, at moderate
prices.
FRESH FISH
Various kinds Of fresh fish in sea.
son, the very best, to tempt the
epicurean taste.
MATRIMONIAL MATTER.
Rev, MI. Wharton's residence Is a
mecca for marrying couples. So
just gain the consent Of your best
girl, secure the license, and TO-
gether with a fat fee, give him a
call, and he will perform the cere-
mony In the most approved style.
Upon his return to headquarters ii
Chicago, Mr.. Mckay turned the ad
over to Geo, j. Charlton, general pass
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
snlsndid Business Corner

oplenulu buSiHoSS
W. L. Craddock has rented from
w. II. French the handsome corner
building now occupied by the Barnes
Bakery, and has closed a lease for ten
years. This is not only a large and
commodious store room, but one Of
the best located for business in the
city,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
Great Conven-
ton Closed

The closing meeting, Saturday morning, was one
characterized by unbound enthusiasm and good fellow
ship. When the announcement was made that the Con-
vention was ready to receive invitations for the next
meeting, Mayor Graham announced if no one else entered
the field Mexico was more than ready to repeat this
years entertainment. His statement was greeted with
great enthusiasm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
Ten Thousand dollar Deal.

Lane & Coons have traded Joe
Pratt's grocery store and stock of
goods and residence property for eighty
two acres of fine land, just southwest
Of Thompson, DO. The value Of the
property was ten.thousand dollars.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

WANTED-Fifty head OF cattle or
horses to put on fine blue grass pas
ture. Seven miles southeast of Mex
leo. Call Brite or phone Ed Nowlin,
In care OF w. B. Freeman, route 5,
Mexico, Mo. owl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

s. 6 Aakler is now agent for the
H~z1t0IItfh Life Insurance Com
pace HfE2 " place Of V. Victor, who
hrs s94s q Jefferson City to be agent
steEa. Hf. Garter will make the
1oIHN4HX NnOd agent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

Since Mr.. Wallace's arrival here 1T
has been discovered his destination
should have been Rush Hill. He is
known by Henry Winkler, of that
city, who has sent for him to come
there,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
I SOCIETY \

Those having news for the society column
Of the Evening LEDGER WIN please comm
nieate with Miss Esther Houston At her home
iust west OF the Episcopal church, on West
ffomenade streetl Phone "a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
p For $4,000

The Supreme Court has affirmed the
verdict for 1922 900 against st. Louis
papers in favor of +. M. Brown, Of
Jefferson City, formerly Of Mexico.
This was a case for libel. Including
interest Mr.. Brown will get S26, 700.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

Come In and get our figures on bug
gies and other vehicles. Prices speak
louder than promises.
d2tWl Ferris g. Cauthorn,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

Mrs. Allie Luckie has returned to
Columbia after q visit with relatives
In Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

Born, to W. A. Willingham, super
intendent of the county farmland wife
q SON
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

Have a look in. More styles and
better prices in vehicles than you are
used to. Ferris s. Cauthorn,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

lfse Rothwell, Of this city,
w elected third vice-presi-
q zae Woman's Home Missouri
NE Missouri Conference Of
6pdlst church,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

lta Mothers delivery wagon
nz zuiek trip this week when the
Ntlss lH way. The rig was torn to
HAs ne driver and horse escap-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

J. I. Campbell, OF the Garrison
Hotel is contemplating going to Texas
soon on q prospecting tour, and will
probably locate there, though he is
undecided just what he will do.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

Naz J. Dillon will leave this
#esk {1E 81. Louis, where be will spend
8 az we annual retreat Of the
S'e<z4 g ftiA Archdioces Of st. Louis
Al HzAEIAk kemlnary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

Az16EIean Lady corsets in the new
1 2 d-w1.
8izz6tts s. Emmons d. G. 90.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

$40, sl2, SIS, $40 or s25 will get a
nice suit. d1w1
Ricketts, s. Emmons d. G. Co,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

Miss Wilma Lowensteln, Of Moberly,
returned home today after q short
stay with Miss Trina Barth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

&jSk Olivia Myers and May Luckie
ANA ~. kiu9kie visited Bert Luckie
40 NIIs 81 Montgomery City, Mon
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

Hka6Ia4 aud voille skirts, $500 to
*|&'@2j E2Et. d-w1
Ala&ozzs & Emmons D. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

lasa Hefen Asbury and ArtilIa
ffzzntx have returned to Columbia,
pfssE u YIail Nth Mr., and. Mrs. W. Fl,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

Nfetor has gone to Jefferson
N' Aerb be will be agent for the
6IliAn Life Insurance Com.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

q ~ NJ sorts Of vehicles Have
RlesaH4 Sonla mighty particular people
H4z 4.eeysEed We are satisfied with
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

aa |Ehe carpets, straw mattings
zeaZ4a We rugs $500 to $4,000
5kct1s & Emmons d, G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

Miss Marie Rennolds, OF Wellsville,
was In Mexico a short while Wednes.
day while en- route to Vandalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

Our vehicles T the dependable sort
with the guarantee Of q strong con-
Germ behind them.
Ferris s. Cauthorn,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

FOUND Black plush jacket on
fair ground boulevard. Loser call at
Morris & Lyman's office and pay for
this advertisement. OWL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

Mrs. George Chase and little grand
son, Marshall, are visiting Mrs. John
Ewing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
Is ri d nice suit.
H.2ketts s. Emmons d. g. Co.

Gas. Wallace, Of st, Joseph,
~. III Mexico, Sunday, to lei his
6is5 4nnie Lacy Wallace, who has
fTEs3I4 fBVer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
$500 to Kansas city and Return
Via the Wabash r. r.

Tickets good going only on train
No. / passing Mexico at 1904 a. m.
Saturday June 9th, returning only
on train No. 4 leaving Kansas City at
900 q. m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

We save you money In mems and
boys clothing. dl-W1
Ricketts, & Emmons D. G.. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

EN- Nsnnie Goacher, of Roodhouse,
W.. u u Mexico visiting her mother,
M Nhomas Duty, and sister Mrs.
& Westrope.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

s Aes our mems and boys shoes
Ahekts g. Emmons D g. 90.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
Chicago Stock Market.

Days Chicago Stock Market.
% q Dos private wire, Hiram Stevens
]iser.
5000 5 higher
III 70 TO ~
..fy 5 20 too 80
Ed 0 70 to s eS
4 5 10 to % 30
LE--2oO00 steady ten higher
<es 4 s5tos IS
.<ns4 to 9 80
ern 4 70 70 $50
hers and feeders 2 90 TO 5 so
and heifers9 40 to 0 IS
1as 4 rs to o 50
II 5000 steady
ne 8 to5 90
Mems 8 to 5 40
<ilngs 4 90 to 5 90.
Native 4 10 8 20
I'm lambs 4 toe 40
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

STATE OF bisefiet Once IN weekly. 10 o
: County once in Daily. ....... S O
! County once In Weekly .......... O
nounoementstc be paid for in advance
fare authorized 10 announce
For State Senator:
EUGENE W. STARK
For the Legislature:
G. +. CLARK
ED. o. WATERS
For Sheriff:
J. B. sMELsER
FRANK JAMES
J.B WoOLERY
H. r. MIDDLETON.
For Coroner;
DR. PAUL e COIL
For ProsecntinglAttorney;
E. A. SHANNON.
II. 8. CAN'T
A. O. wHIrSoN
For Constabls.
]. WILLIAM BARN EFT
JOHN II. WAYNE
n For Assessor:
#. J.'KELso
CLINTON O. MOORE
.nty Judge Of Western District
JOHN T. CREWS
n s. O. GROVES
GEORGE NJ. DEAN
For County Surveyor;
L L. WINANs