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Evening journal., 1908-04-10
Tailor made Suits, Coats, Skirts and Waists

An unusual opportunity the beginning Of the
your All the representative styles and designs S
the best makers here for your choosing $500 $1,000 $12
$3.50, 1900 SI8oo, $4,000 $225o, $25oo to $500.
See special $3.50 Suits, worth $1,000.
CO0fc special attention called line Of for
~VoO women children, including the infants Short
Long the little prices that will surprise
Many styles, many prices
WOmenS and Misses pi.t.. ots ali st~ol, man .,;tor
OSpdTdC OhlEtS ed Prices $3.50 IS, So $3.50 to SIS
V0scfc Waists becoming popular daily We
VoAoeOshow Silk Linen Madras Lawn; beaut
u Lingerie Waists either style $780, SI25 $780,
b2so, $500, $3.50 to $3.50.
Evening journal., 1908-04-10
Am pav Meetina.

The regular monthly all-day meeting
Of the Christian and Missionary ALI
ance win be held on Sunday at No. 5o5
Shipley street The Misses Bird, Of
Baltimore, will speak and sing. Hours
Of service WIZ be 1890 a, m, $50 and
s p. m.
Evening journal., 1908-04-10
Dress Goods and Silks

Nowhere you find complete line OF up-to-dae
Dress Goods and Silks in black and coors than here all that de-
skirts shown the popular weights
yard.
Dress Goods Special s. ps'S & ps ss"S "sy & nd % o %
SOC per yard. Our sale soc
Silk CnOCiST The rough Shanghai Pongee Copenhagen
~ 'A Reseda Hazel Brown, Natural Pongee, Navy and
Evening journal., 1908-04-10
Special

Tomorrow we place on sale all
of our ndwest Muslin Underwear
at reduced prices.
These reductions vary from 25c
to SI.5o, according to original
price of garments
Evening journal., 1908-04-10
Mems $3.50 Shoes
for $L.97

Special for young men, newest shape,
gun metal, narrow toe. The trade.
mark end price, $3.50. is marked on
this shoe; our special price, SLs7
Women's tan oxfords, Gibson ties,
golden brown ties. Very newest and
latest shapes, Prices are 10 to Is
per cent. less than you pay at some
other stores,
Boys and Girls all Solid Black
Shoes, $l.23. A good $I.5 value
sizes 8 to 51z and II tO2.
Little Boys Tan Shoes, 8 to 10 l-2.
rs cents q pair less than usual.
Mems All Solid Shoes, SLAB,
Agood $I.75 value,
Some BIucher Cut.
Women's SL75 Shoes Priced SL4s
These are ali solid shoes. A direct
factory purchase.
FORMAN'S,
No. 10 E. Fourth ST.
Between Market and King Streets.
Evening journal., 1908-04-10
Entertainment Id Mf. Pleasant chn..L

The Epworth League Of Mt, Pleasant
M. z. Church gave an entertainment in
the church last evening IN the interest
OF the new organ fund. Miss Irene Full
ton. Miss Nellie Bowman, Miss Eva
Weidin, Mr.. and Mrs. Gentleu. Miss
Ella Wolsenholme. Mt. Salem Churcn
Orchestra and fifteen other boys an
girls OF the Sunday schol contributed
20 the program OF the evening
Evening journal., 1908-04-10
Italians Social Time.

A social was given by the Young
Italian-American Republican Club in
No 407 Shipley street last night
Danadio's orchestra provided music.
Addresses were made by prominent
Italians. Refreshments were served.
Evening journal., 1908-04-10
Paekinq a Missionary Box.

st. Andrews Branch Of the Women's
Auxiliary, is preparing a box for Mrs
Bufords hospital, Lawrenceville. Vir-
ginia. Friends Of the branch who wish
to make contributions Of any kind 10
the box should send them 10 the church
by Monday morning.
Read THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1908-04-10
New Easter Gloves for snS %e1; ehiIS8.s ES~Sn

Buy your Gloves here and get aaround satisfaction We
just what right in color style weight and size and
want to Prices 75c SIoo $3.50 $aoo $3.50 $3.50
pair
Evening journal., 1908-04-10
Underwear and Hosiery ,Ha MsP,si eiIS2.D. TSm;2''

Plenty Of medium and weights in stock No
what your want suit and money
chase
Mems Babrggan Shirts and Drawers all sizes worth SOC;
special ...... z5c
Ladies Union Suits low neck or high fitted knees umbrella
pants special soc
Ladies Fine Ribbed Vests low high neck sleeve
less, worth a5c; for
Evening journal., 1908-04-10
WHAr cAusEa HEApAcHE

From October TO May, Colds are the
most frequent cause of Headache.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE re-
moves cause. =. w, Grove on box 25c,'
Evening journal., 1908-04-10
Marker ST.
unelalmed Body euried.

The remains OF the aged man found
dead early last Friday morning, a.
Seventh and Union streets, were in
TERED in the county burying ground
at Farnhurst by Deputy Coroner Mich
OILS yesterday afternoon. The man was
Identified as Robert. Mclaughlin by
Robert Chambers, a guard at the
workhouse. and is believed 10 have rel
itives IN Baltimore but none OF them
came 70 Wilmington TO view the body,
Evening journal., 1908-04-10
Remember 10 Bring Coupon and get The Extra Stamps Fret

WKTE WANT remind you that Easter but ahead
WW Now is the time to buy This is the place to buy. Full
stocks OF all the desirable and wanted articles complete
your outfit whether be Suits Coats, Shoes Gloves Hos
iery, Millinery, Neckwear, etc, etc
Evening journal., 1908-04-10
CHANDLER q g1dfstSnsr E%SaI%sr

No. 2ls w. Ninth Street
Careful attention day or night
Bodies in Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished
Appointments flrst-class. Both Phones
Evening journal., 1908-04-10
JOrde S shop shop

$I.so Night Gowns, $I.oo
We are having a sale of these
extraordinary values; high, low,
square neck.
Evening journal., 1908-04-10
roo rArE FoR CLASSIFICATION

OST-ON APRIL 9TH. A GOLD
l. watch fob with initial B, and 1909 en-
graved on it in going from Tenth and
Lombard streets 10 427 East Sixth street
Reward If returned to 7o5 Spruce street.
a1o-.2t
Evening journal., 1908-04-10

7sc Never Rust corsets, soc
These are the biggest half
dollar corset value selling to-day.
All steel boned; medium and long
hips.
Evening journal., 1908-04-10

We OIvs Green Tradina STAN ps--Thsy are tho ssst.
Evening journal., 1908-04-10

soc "Doro" Yelling, asc yd.
This is a new yelling; small,
close dot on chiffon.
25c Embroidered Collars. .aoc
2sc Colored Striped Collars. 1sc
Evening journal., 1908-04-10
Extraordinary Values in Fine Hosiery


Ladies Fine Gauze Lise Hosiery in black tan sizes
worth soc pair pairs for SIoo or per pair ..... ssc
Mems Fine Fancy Hose all coors silk en-
brodered worth soc and zsc pairs for Soo per pair sc
One case each OF Mems and Womens Fast Black Hose
Sc pair, all sizes; sale price
Two Chldrens Black Stockings worth &c
EhrOiderV SnncaI 5000 yards of wide Founcng Corset
MI n ~PA Cover Embroidery and Insertions to
hdii rIlCe match, worth soc TO 75c per yard; while
they last sale price asc and ssc per yard
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
CRAFTS HONEY BEES
on LIGHTNING BUaS.
Secretary Wilson Trying Experiment
to Mako Honey By Noon
light.

Washington, Jan. 2~S.-Secretary Of
Agriculture Wilson has q new ore.
His department has been grating
honey bees on lightning bugs 50 that
the bees could work at their honey en-
terprises at night, and 1t has produc'
ed a lot OF results, too. bis latest ex-
plot overtops all former ones.
"You young men know" said the
vet OF the Cabinet, 'that certain
kinds Of bees have a method Of milk.
ing certain varieties OF ants. Well, we
never knew much about why they did
it, but we've found cut at last.
"There is nothing SO remarkable
about a bee milking an ant, when you
think Of it. Probably the bees and
ants would be just as much surprised
at noticing that human beings MIXED
goats and cows. Anyhow, our people
in the Hawaiian Islands have been
looking into the habits Of certain bees
which make honey, but don't seem
ever to bother about the flowers.
Here is wha: we've found:
"These bees hold up the aphis, a
variety Of industrious ants in the sect
mammalia. They milk the ant and
have some process OF turning The milk
into honey.
1.-THE honey produced is called honey
dew, and its mighty good. The ant
does most Of the real work, collecting
the ingredients. The bees calmly milk
the ants and complete the process Of
making the milk into honey.
Eyes, we expect to n~aturalize ths
process In this country somehow, but
haven't got 1t worked out vet
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
ST. LOUIS SELLING BONDS d.
RECT TO PEOPLE.

THE city OF ST. Louis. No., through
its Mayor and Comptroller, is asking
for bids directly from the people on
10000 600 worth OF bonds, departing
from the rule OF asking only bankers
to bid. They have made another de-
parture also In that instead OF making
all these bonds OF 81, 600 denominat-
ions which would prevent msny q
small bidder from participating, they
have prepared 10 issue them in de.
nominations OF $500 and 500 as well,
SO as to give everybody q chance who
may wish this Kind of investment.
OF the bonds for which bids are now
asked, $1,000, 900 are to be used to
erect 3 new Insane Asylum and sl,-
100000 to begin the construction Of
the New Free Bridge across the Mis-
sissippi River, recently voted BY the
people, and is part OF s1l, O0O, 900 voted
for various public improvements.
Comptroller Player has faith in q pop
ular sale of bonds and IL the present
venture Of so selling proves successful
the remainder of the bonds to be sold
will be marketed in the same way.
These st. Louis bonds are OF the
highest class Of Municipal bond, are
legal investments for Sayings Banks
and may be used by National Banks to
secure government deposits.
The plan Of selling to the people
direct has been opposed BY the spec
ulators and big bond buyers who have
been trying to force the city to q
higher rate Of interest but 1t Is not
believed that they will be able to de-
feat the sale.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
ledger
NV tor and Proprietor
T. u VIA 4 Associate Editor.
AbDRArh COUNTY coAr,

THE people Of Mexico are interested
n the growth Of every community In
Andrpin county. Thousands Of dol
Ian are sens out Of the county ever
year By Mexico people to pay for coal
During this week J. r. KoontE, win
lam RAlsbon, George Burge. Joseph KEEL
lar and Roy Turnbaueh,of vandalia,
were IN Mexico interesting our people
IN the purchase OF vandalia coal
Those who ought 70 know, say that
the RandaliA coal Is As good II moi
better, than any that is shipped 10
from Illinois or anywhere else.
The way 10 make Audrain county
grow Is 10 patronize home Industries.
BY buying Audrain county coal you
keep the money In Audrain, and give
employment TO Audrain county peO-
pie. The people Of Mexico should look
into this matter and in every way pos
sible encourage the Yandalia Coal
Company, which is doing SO much TO
keep Audrain county money at home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
GRANGE FOR AMBITIOUS BOYS
Congressman Clark Calls Examination
to Select Two Appointses for the
Naval Academy.

Hon. Champ Clark announces that
he has appointed 9 Board Of Exam
iners to meet at Mexico at 10 q. M,
Saturday, February s, to examine
those boys who may present them
selves and select the two standing
highest, they to receive ct Mr.. Clark's
hand appointments as cadets or mid
shipment In the United States Naval
Academy at Annapolis. With each
cadet will be appointed three alter
mates; they have q chance of securing
the cadetship in case the principal
appointed fails to pass the entrance
examination at Annapolis. Candl-
dates must be physically sound, par
ticularly as to vision; mental exami-
nation goes as high as plane Geome-
try; In age, the cadet must not be less
than l6 at day Of entering the Acad-
envy, which IL the third Tuesday in
June, nor shall he have passed his
twentieth birthday. All boys Of the
Ninth Congressional District are eligi-
BILE without formality or application
further than to appear for the exami-
nation. The course In the Academy
Is four years followed by two years at
sea. All expense is borne by the Gov
ernment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
MorIoH FOR NEW TRIAL.
Filed in the Circuit Court satur
day Afternoon Wherein New Trial
Was Asked by the Attorneys
Of Harve Stanley and
Chas. Houck.

A motion was filed late Saturday
afternoon In the circuit court By
attorneys w. ". Fry, Geo. Robertson
and w. A. Edmonston, representing
Chas. Houck and Harve Stanley al
plaintiffs. asking for q new trial fol
the plaintiffs.
1t will be remembered that Chas.
Houck and Harve Stanley we're sen.
fenced to eighteen years each i'm
prisonment BY the circuit court last
week for burglary, the boys having
pleaded guilty to seven Of the charges
preferred against them.
The motion, based upon the srgu.
ment that the plaintiffs were under
the influence OF intoxicating liquor
when the robbery was committed,
recites for this reason that the punish
meDt was too excessive.
The plaintiffs further alleged In
their motion that the court failed to
notify them that they we're
entitled TO legal representation and
also erred in not appointing q counsel
for them.
Mrs Stanley also filed an affidavit
In which she states that she was not
to see her ION while he was
In jail here.
II is understood that the matter is
outside Of this courts Jurisdiction, and
At any event the plaintiffs must be
produced In order that the court may
near the motion,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
Attention, Subscribers.

The Mexico weekly LEDGER is one
dollar year in advance. Examine
the date after your name IN the margin
or the wrapper of your LEDGER imme-
diately, and govern yourself according
ly. We are anxious to hold all of our
old subscribers and to materially in
crease the number Of LEDGER read
ers and for that reason make the price,
including postage, $1.00 per year in
advance. We don't want Uncle Sam
to deny the LEDGER the use Of the
mails and depend on our subscribers to
stand by us in this matter. We trust
you vii pay all arrearages and one year
in advance at once. Most of our pat
fons are expressing pleasure at the new
ruling Of the government.
r. NJ, WHITE,
Ed. and Prop. Mexico daily
and weekly LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
Council ~proceedings.

The city council met In regular SEES
sion Monday night, Mr.. Potts prestd
ing pro tenn, Mayor Graham being ah
sent. and all members present excep
Mr. Marshall of the sec ind ward.
After tile minutes were read AMI
approved the reguIat routine Of bust
ness was transacted,
The dram shop license Of O. Fl
johnson and Hall s. Nc Intyre wer,
renewed.
On motion OF Mr.. Abbey the matter
Of placing tile along the property Of
e. O. Gamble on n Jefferson wal re
ferred to the street and alley com.
mittee and the eonncilmen Of The
first ward and report at the next
meeting. The motion was carried.
The report Of the street commits.
sioner was received and filed. The re.
port showed an expenditure for the
last to weeks to the amount OF S42. 46
for team and labor. Mr.. Haskell,
chairman Of the light committee, re-
ported the location Of additional lights
as follows. One at the intersection
Of Railroad and Trinity, and Promen-
ada and Oauthorn- Lights were
changed from Promenade and Agri-
culture street to Promenade and Sun
don and from Promenade and Hord to
Promenade and Trinity.
SemLannually Statement, receipts
and expenditure from July i, 1907 to
Jan. 1, 1908.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
What is Causing the Increase Of
Catarrh In This Section?

In spite Of the best efforts Of medica'
men, catarrhal troubles are increasing moi
only in this section, but all over the
country.
Catarrh is a germ disease, and to cure Il
germ life in the breathing organs should be
destroyed, and to do this no other treat
ment has such positive ard beneficial
action as Hyomei.
When the mucous membrane il irritated
and raw and the tissues weakened. there
is an ideal lodging place for catarrhal
germs. Breathe Hyomei and see how
quickly it soothes the membranes. vital
ICES the tissues and destroys all the dis
ease germs, rendering catarrh no longer
possible.
There is no dangerous stomach drueeing
when Hyomei is used; no tablets or LIQUID
mixtures destroying digestion.
Breathed through the neat pocket in
haler that comes with every Hyomei out
hit, the healing balsams penetrate to the
most remote air cells of the throat. nose
and lungs, destroying the catarrhal germs
SO that quick recovery follows.
Our leading druggists agree to refund
the money to any purchaser of Hyomei
who does not find that it does all that Is
claimed for it. The complete outfit costs
but sl.O0. Sold and guaranteed by
Otis Purdy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
CIRCUIT U t
Miss Hattie areensfelder, the First
woman Lawyer, 10 Appear in
Audrain Circuit Court is Here
Ready to Represent
Her Case

The case Of Walter Palmer, colored,
VS. the Q. & A. railroad is still on trial
The case Of Simon Karp vs. Jef d
Barton will come up probably this
week. This case is of interest to Aud.
rain county from the fact that Mis-
Hattie Greensfelder is the first woman
lawyer to appear In the circuit couri
OF this county.
Miss Greensfelder is q graduate OF ths
law department at Columbia, and
when admitted to tine bar, made a
high record lie her examination. She
represents Simun Karp, and is ia this
city ready to be present when her case
is called. 1t Is set for Thursday but
will probably not be reached before
Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
B. &c. FORBIDs USE OF
IET0xICAETs BY EMPLOYERS
Circular Says for the Protection Of
Life Enforcement is Imperative.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 25.-Em.
ployers Of the Baltimore 6 Ohio Rail.
road having anything to do with the
direction or running Of trains will not
be permitted to use intoxicants at anv
Time hereafter, either on or of duty.
ana no person using such beverage
Will be employed, according to a
general notice sent out TODAY bv
George L. Potter, third v~ice-president
ana head Of the operating department.
1t 10 believed by the management
that this Is an important step in the
EFFORT to reduce accidents to the
minimum and to raise the efficiency
OF the service and the safety OF travel.
ers TO the highest standard. The first
paragraph Of the circular states: ,.For
the protection Of life and property and
good service the enforcement is inn.
perative.n.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
PUBLIC Sal
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY

The following described D
will be sold ut public auction
above date az the farm known
o. E Kimler farm, mile sou
Of Benton City, No., to-wit.
4 head OF horses Il gray mare
BY jack, l bay mare, | gray hOn
horse 2 years old.
2 head OF cattie--l extra Rod
COW, fresh spQni | extra comm
ling heller.
10 head OF hOgs-Slx shoatS d
ira Poland China Boa, 8 bruOdS
Ohickens-Ab bout IL dozen thr
bred Langohaug hens
Farming ~lmplaments-l vi
l6-incn sulky breaking pillow, l
breaking pillow, l harrow, | con
ter, / disc cultivator, l walkin
vator, ! set tug harness, sOns
harness.
Household and kitchen fund
| No 3 superior Cook Stove st
other things too numerous to NJ
TERMs-elO and under cat
$40, sl6 months time at 3 ID
with bankable no.e No prod
be removed from place until I'd
complied with.
Sale begins at 10 a. m
II Il. Wat
J. @ Ford, Auctioneer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
Serious Questions for Voters.

Published BY request OF Local w. O. II. u.
Do we want saloons? II 30, why?
Who of us want them, and fol
what?
Is time spent In them which coulC
be better spent elsewhere?
Is money spent In them which woult
DO more good spent otherwise?
Is there likely to be gambling il
them?
Is any money worse than wasted in
them?
Do fathers set bad examples there
for their boys?
Do our boys get coed habits there
that will make them good men, OF
habits that may make them good-for.
nothing men?
Are our wives, mothers and sisters
made happier by having loafing and
drinking places to tempt their hus-
bands, SONS and brothers to waste
their time and spend their money in
drinking and loaing instead Of being
at home with their families?
Is the saloon a good place to educate
the young men, who are to be the
husbands Of our daughters?
II no money we're spent in saloons.
would there not be more good trade
and less bad debts In business, and
more comfort in homes?
Would anybody be hurt by having
these places shut up? II so, who?|
And how would they be hurt?
Would some men be better of to-
day II they had never been In a saIoonp|
Would some women ane children be
better fed and better clothed?
Would some homes be happier?
Would anybody who is dead be aliye
Would saloonkeepers themselves.
and their families, be better, happier.
Or more useful In some other businessp
Do saloonkeepers want to do Us good
Or to get our money?
Do you like the dictation OF the
saloons 10 politics?
Let us think Of these questions, and
vote as we think Is RIGHT, not az
hose who only want our none wish
to vote.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
blizzard SWEEPS O.
Six Psrpons Perish in Icy Ri,
Wind and Snow.
BLIZZARD ON ATLANTIC COAST ",

BLIZZARD ON ATLANTIC COAST
HAVOC.
Six eead = four are in Ma,
City and one washed ashore !
ginia.
Traffic in New York Civ an
urbs completely tied up, in y,
stances cars being marooned /,
drifts.
Gale at various points reacbsd
thirty-fve to sixty-hye miles An
hurting pedestrians to sidewalt
ping all shipping and driyI0
steamship seward, in spite Of |
forts.
Staten Island, Long Island An.
Jersey cut OF by ruined tela,
telephone and trolley lines,
Almost entire Atlantic Coast
by gale and snow, some parts |
ing no movements OF vessels.
Liners held outside, fearing \
channels 10 gale.
New Jersey town made secoU|
Ice BY gigantic waves breakinI
sea wall, flooding streets and
residents to flee, many being esl
boats.
New York Oity's poor suffer /
lingly. Bowery bread line exts
for blocks, with supply short.
Price OF coal advances, sddA
poor's suffering.
Charitable organizations VI
bravely and free lodging houa
crowded.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
Riggs.Bucknsr.

At 10 O'Clock. Wednesday, Januar,
18th, at the home Of the bride, II
Mexico, Mo-, DR.. N. o. BIggs, II thi,
city, and Miss Belle Buckner were
united In marriage. They will return
to this city Thursday and will b
rendered a reception at the elegant
home Of Mr., and Mrs. q. L. Pollard,
Friday evening.
Rev. Wallace was the oficiatInO
minister.
DR.. Biggs stands at the head OF bis
profession Ia this part Of THE state
and numbers hts friends by. his ac.
quaintances. Miss Buckner IS not
unknown in this city. Her mother
was a pupil at Watson Seminary some
years ago and her father has taken
great interest in our fair. She il n
81 Mexico's most popular ladies-a
companion worthy Of the man who
mas won her hand.
They will go to housekeeping a..
'nce In Or. Biggs' pretty home one
block north Of the square.
The Times Joins the many frIends
u Dr. Biggs in welcoming bis bride
our city Rowling Green Times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

Dave Brownfeld and Mike Jordou
are again in trouble and all on account
OF a balky horse. They we're arrested
Monday night with q small load Of
coal, about twelve bushels, which they
are accused Of having taken from a
car Of coal belonging TO @. IS. Harri-
son.
The men we're arrested, but upon
their promise to appear at the city
hall Tuesday morning, we're not
locked up. Up to the time OF going
70 press the whereabouts Of Brown
field and Jordon had not been Ascer-
tanned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
INDIAN Doctor ARRESTED.

The great Indian Doctor was ar
rested Saturday. Some person, who
did not know any better, went to the
prosecuting attorney and made q COM
plant, that the Indian Doctor had
no license. After investigation 1t was
found out that the Indian Doctor had
a liceDrs from State Board Of Health,
and many diplomas, and he is curing
many people, that other doctors have
given up. He Is located at Clarkson
I Hotel. wilt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

THs Marshall papers are running
supplements In order 10 take care Of
their advertisers during the month Of
January; and we understand the bust
ness men Of Marshall, who are adver-
Using, finds that January Is not q dull
month. Merchant who keep their
stores open and pay clerks should a.
least make . reasonable appropriation
for advertising.