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New-York tribune., 1908-04-06

CERTIFIED Public Account desires en-
zaEements in accounting. auditing svs-
tematlzing and special Investigations best
credentials, moderate charges. Address c
A. Postoffice Box 14s5 New York
New-York tribune., 1908-04-06

English; married. no chill
dren: good written and personal refer
ences: city o. country. Address G. Ware,
209 East Seth st.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13
MURDfR CES[o
IN HART COUNNY
u COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT
o HAVE UNUSUALLY IN
TERESTiNG SESSION.

HartwelL Ga, March 1.-THE
art county superior court is confron-
'ted with such an extraordinarily
heavy crimna docket for The comins
term that there is every mdication-et
The necessity Of Judge j. n MORLEY
being compelled TO can an extra ses
jon during the summer TO dispose Of
the then accumulated civil business.
The criminal docket carries NOSE
murder cases than at amy time in the
,ast history Of The county Thomas
Crumton is charged with the murder
a Edwin Mahoney; Hugh Wall is
charged with the murder Of John
Norris: Foster Presley is charged
win The murder Of Ward Sherard;
Very Pickens is charged with the
Killing Of William Sherrerd; Ramey
Iahnon is charged with the killing Of
Enus Cleveland, Ernest Gray is char
eed with the killing OF Asbnry Rob
erts; AL GORDON is charged with the
sillng of John Teasley Mus Len
der is charged win the killing Of
prank simms The last two accused
men are still at large Eever having
been caught.
In addition to these there are sey
ral cases in which commitment
trials have been held and the accused
zen are out on bond
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13

q D. HILL. At 1895 cLoUcEs-
rEe STREET. RECEIVES 4 FULL
me oE FRESH GEORGIA MEAT
EVERY MORNING. HE GIVES YOD
CHEAPEST PRICES AND EVEN
WEIGHT. ALSO CALL ON HIM
EoR EVERYTHING IN THE CoUN'
Tey PRODUCE LINE. REMEM-
RER The TELEPHONE NO. 29S'l'
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13

REMEMBER WE ALLOW 20 PER
CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH
SALES. EVERY DAY IN THE
YEAR. e Y. ROBERTS,
PHONE CPS.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13

REMEMBER WE ALLOW 20 PER
CENT DISCOUNT ON all CASH
SALES EVERY DAY IN THE
YEAR. E. Y. ROBERTS.
PHONE 625.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13

WESTERN AND NEW YORK
IRISH POTATOES JUST RECEIVED
AT N. w. FlNDLEY. BAY STREET.
TELEPHONE, NO. A.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-13

MEET Me AT The L'ARiOSA
AT 1880 TONIGHT.
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'12 EXITS Early RisaTs
TtYe S7saaua s;stfe 1tsss.

FCR THE BEST Cta< AND PINE
WOOD CALL ON ;. E. ABBOTT.
TELEPHONE. 3s4 CORNER OF !
AND ALBANY STREETo-REA.
SONA8LE PRICES.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
AUDRAIN

Miss Edna Turner entertained the
Misses Kalambanch and Herndrow Of
Oentralla last Saturday and Sunday.
Chester Rairding and wife Of Fort
Scott, Kansas are spending a few
weeks with friends in this neighbor-
hood.
N. S. Mallory sold So head OF 279 10.
hogs for ST G to ]. f. Humans.
Noah Mcdonald delivered 10 fat
hogs to Sturgeon for IS IS.
Misses Bessie Hannah and Lizzie
Wagonor spent Sunday at Harris
Springs.
Mrs. R. o. Doyle and miss Sallie
Neal will leave Thursday to spend a
month In Colorado.
E. G. Gosset is very i'll at his home.
Rev. Harhoard, of Vandalia, filled bis
regular appointment at Macedonia
Sunday.
John Frosh of Hallsville is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Jesse Groves
VIM. Quisenberry of Moberly bought
40 hogs of Jerry Stricklin for s. 10 TO
go the first half of Oct, He also bought
a load from Andrew BurKeye to be de-
livered the first day Of Get. for 1886 or
settled within SOC Of the top of the
market.
Mrs. Joe Taylor died at her home
last Friday. The funeral and burial
took place at Pisgah Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
County News.
CHAMP

Mr.. Lon Shelton left for North
Carolina, Monday.
Mr.. Verd Harrison and sister, Miss
Winnie, Of Mexico, attended the enter
tainment at Bethel Sunday evening.
Mr.. VIM. Settle and family spent
Sunday with his parents, w. f. Settle
and wife.
Mr.. Bert Casey and family and sis
ter, Miss Ruby, Miss Gillie Crockett
and brother, Carl, all of Columbia,
spent Saturday night and Sunday here
with relatives.
Mr.. George Mckee, Of Washington,
Pa, is here the guest Of friends and
relatives.
DR.. :McAllister, Of C~entralia, was
called TO see little Louise Woolery
Monday. She is no better we are
sorry to state.
Miss Taylor, Of Martinsburg, was
the guest of Miss Jessie Allison Sun
day and Monday.
The Offering taken at the children's
entertainment at Bethel Sunday eve
ming amounted to between seven and
eight dollars.
Mr.. Campbell and family and Mrs.
Wright, of Mexico, spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Mr.. Y. G.
Thomas and wife.
Miss Lock, Of Mexico, visited her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lock over
Sunday.
Rev. Banks will preach at Prairie
View next Sunday morning and even
ing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
CANT.

The oats harvest is about over. Ed
Mayes has a late patch to cut yet.
The oats crop is light In this neigh
borhood.
John McCory and Kit Duffy thresh-
ed their wheat last week. 1t made
ID bu. per acre..
Thomas Farthing, Of Youngers, is
Smelling corn in this neighborhood for
Burks Bros, Centralla.
The school house at Cant is COM
pleted except painting.
Quite a number of farmers are done
laying by their corr in this section.
The ground is getting very dry and
hard; a good rain would be very &C
ceptable just now.
Uncle Tom Jerman is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Frank Weinan visited her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Duff
fy's, the first Of the week.
]. w. Broaddus and mother and l..
Y, Petty and family took dinner with
V. V. Smith and wife, Sunday.
Fl, T. Vance has symptoms Of Texas
fever but In all probability this warm
weather will sweat 1t out.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
william jennings BRYAN

Born In Salem, ILL.,, March 10, 1860.
Graduated from Illinois College, A.
B., 1881, and Union College of Law in
1888.
Began practicing law at Jackson.
vile, Ill, July 4, 1888.
Removed to Lincoln, Neb.. ia 1887.
Elected to Congress In 1891. Served
two successive terms.
Nominated by Democratic Coven-
tion, Nebraska, for I'm tied States
Senator In 1894. Defeated by John M
Thurston.
Editor Omaha World Herald 1894-8.
Democratic nominee for President
in 1896. Beaten by Mckinley.
Lectured on bimetallism 1s97-9s.
Raised Third Regiment Nebraska
Volunteer Infantry as Colonel ID
Spanish American War, 1898.
Again nominated for President,
1900. Defeated by Mckinley.
Established the Commoner, lectur.
ed and wrote books and reviews.
Toured the world 10 1906.
Democratic nominee third time fol
President, 1908.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
sun FOR $4,000
n. ]. Baker Asks This Sum Of the
Wabash r. R. Co., For Perma-
nent Injuries Which He Al
leges to Have Received.

N. ]. Baker, OF Moberly, has filed
suit in the AudrsIn county circuit
court against the Wabash R. R. Co.,
for $4,000.
The plaintiff says he was in the en-
ploye Of the defendant on or about
October 18th, 1907. That on this date
while working for the company in the
yards at Moberly, assisting in turning
a turn table ON which was a couple Of
engines, the table being worked by
hand, the plaintiff alleges that one Of
the engines was suddenly started for
ward, and be was struck by the pilot
Of the engine and caught between the
ground and rail and the pilot Of the
engine.
he further alleges that in the acct
dent he was crushed, mashed and
bruised, receiving such injuries as will
cripple him for life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
AFFIRMED BY THE
SUPREME COURT
The Case Of Oscar Collins and
Blanche Collins VS.. t. w. Craw-
ford Appealed by the Plain
tiff Was Affirmed in the
Supreme Court Tues-
day.
day.

The case Of Oscar and Blanche Col
Inns vs.. T. W. Crawford appealed by
plaintiffs vas affirmed In the Supreme
Court yesterday. This was one Of
several suits instituted Ia 1904 by
plaintiffs who are the children OF Mat
tie Collins, deceased, for an undivided
interest in about 800 acres Of land and
city property under the viii Of the
late DIR. j. II. Crawford. The land
was sold under a decree In partition
In 1901 and T. w. Crawford, Edward
Crawford, Mrs. Lulu Winscott, Caleb
Berry, Mrs. Annie Hill, Peter Schnei-
der and ]. H. Bolts became owners OF
portions OF said lands under the parti-
tision sale, and were interested In the
result of said suit. The case was tried
before Judge q. w. johnson at the
June court, 1904, who returned a de-
cree for the defendant. The plain
tiffs appealed the case to the supreme
court and that court affirmed the de-
cIsioa OF the lower court ip an opinion
written by Judge CAN'T, May 14th,
1907. On motion of plaintiffs the
supreme court granted a rehearing
and the case was reargued by counsel
before the supreme court at the jan
uary term, 1905. The Supreme Court
on Tuesday again decided the case
against the plaintiffs Affirming the IT,
tie In the defendants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
D ". H. WALLACE
Mexico Friends Strong in Their
Endorsement of His Candidacy
For Governor.

The following interviews favoring
Judge Wallace for Governor are pub
lished by request;
DR.. W. w. Macfarlane says: | have
known Judge Wallace for more than
thirty years, l know him to be an
educated, Christian gentleman and Is
so recognized all over the state. |
think he is gaining strength every
day. His friends have, up to this
time, been largely silent; 1 believe
now is the time for them to boom him
Ii each man in the county and state
who believes in law enforcement will
stand to bis guns Judge Wallace will
without question be the next Cover
nor.
Mr.. Q. e. Leeper, Of the Ricketts, &
Emmons Dry Goods Co., says: The
thing to do is for the men, who at
heart, are for law enforcement and
Judge Wallace as its exponent, to
stand together and he win win. From
what people say to me l am sure he is
gaining strength every day.
Mr.. :. J. Buckner says. The thing
needed is for the men who believe in
law enforcement to stand together
and Judge Wallace will receive q
handsome majority on the day of the
primary.
DR.. A. @. White, Of Mexico, says.
From all reports in different parts Of
the county it is found that Judge Wal
lace is gaining strength rapidly. The
Wallace men are not doing muchltalk-
ing, but are going to vote. This is es-
pecially the case with the country
people. | think be has q good chance
to carry Audrain county. An instance
In point. While / was in Vandalia
the other day a gentleman calling to
see me on professional business in con-
~versatlon the governors race came up
and he told Of six farmers who, hap
pening to come together, neither
knowing who was the others choice,
when on taking a poll the result was
six votes for Wallace.
DR.. X. r. Bragg says. | am for
Judge Wallace because he stands for
the principles l want to succeed. II
the people who believe as he does will
stand by him he will surely be noml-
mated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
SKINNER.

John Blum's cattle recently sold to
Gray and Downing, weighed 1855 lbs.
instead Of about 1900, as previously
reported: Mr.. Blum also contracted
another load Of cattle for August de-
livery at s6.75 per hundred.
On Tuesday night Madge and Harry
Householder entertained "a number Of
friends at a lawn party.
A large crowd was out at the ice
cream supper at Maple Grove, Satur-
day night last. Forty-tive gallons Of
ice cream was disposed ofland almost
that much more could have been put
away had 1t been obtainable.
Ida and Roy Bruce entertained with
a lawn party, Thursday night, a num-
Der of their friends.
The Showers youths will entertain
Wednesday night with a lawn party.
Miss Vic Crosswhite and brothers
will entertain at a lawn social their
friends on Friday night.
A horseback ride vas given Tuesday
afternoon by the Misses Berrey,
The Misses Llndsays and Nailor, Of
Columbia, were guests Of W. H. De-
Jarnett, Thursday night. Also they
have been guests of George Faddis
and family for two weeks.
A fishing party will be given by the
Misses Faddis and Lindsay one day
this week.
Several big fishing parties are to be
reeled off shortly.
VIM. Bruce, of Kansas City, was the
guest Of his uncle, Richard Bruce and
family, Thursday and Friday.
NJ. FL. Faddis was in these parts on
business, Thursday.
George Gardner became overheated,
Saturday, and had to be carried from
the field.
Mrs. Hollenshead and daughter,
Miss Alba, of Chanute, Kansas, are
here, guests Of relatives and friends.
John E. Baker delivered so head Of
$50 ID. hogs to Cant s. Considine at 8
cents per pound.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
DULY

The ~threshing machine is in our
midst. Oats are averaging about 30
bu. per acre.
Walker Paulin sold a three-year old
horse to Claude Morrall for $3.50.
T. W. Lambert sold q bunch Of fat
hogs to Charley Powell for .06t per h.,
averaging 200 10.
MI. Wakefield recently purchased
his little daughter, Miss Francis, a
new piano.
The Missionary Society will meet
with Mrs. Householder, July 22nd at
2:30 p. m. Mrs. A. B. Smith, the new
Secretary and Treasure Of the Mexico
district "a expected to meet with Is,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
WALLACE DEMOCRAT
&c LAW ENFORCEMENT CLUB
State Conference Of Wallace Men
Called for Planters Hotel, st.
Louis, July 18th.

Mexico, Mo-, July IA, 190S.-A care
full survey Of the political condition all
over the State Of Missouri makes it
quite evident that a majority Of the
Democracy Of Missouri favor the en-
forcement Of every law on the sta
tutes OF our great State,a n that they
feel confident that Judge w. II. Wal
lace has the moral courage and ability
to enforce those laws, and thus main
tain the present proud position Of Mis-
souri, among her sister States. All
that is necessary to success is an Or
~ganization, and to this end Judge
Wallace authorizes US to invite you to
meet him In conference at st. Louis,
Saturday, July IS, 1908, at 2 p. m., in
Parlor "a" Of the Planters Hotel, to
perfect plans which Will insure his
nomination. This call for a conference
goes to friends Of Judge Wallace in
many counties Of the State, and it is
important that you be present to re-
present your county and city.
s. ]. Buckner, Banker
John Beal, Editor
j. o. Tlnsley, Mercha Mt
j. A. Guthrie, Banker
]. v, Williams, Ex-County Clerk
w. II. Brown, Retired Farmer
r. r. Arnold, Banker
@. E. Leeper, Merchant
Dr.. J. G. Pasqueth, Dentist
DR.. W. L. Reed, Dentist
John w. Howell, Insurance
DR.. w. w. Macfarlane, Physician
s. D. Stocks, Attorney
s. l.. Robinson, Promoter
DR.. N. r. Rodes, Physician
T. e. Hook. Stock Dealer
DR.. A. O. White, Optician
s. P. Emmons, Merchant and Stock
man
f. II. Parker, Travelling Salesman
j. e. Jesse, Trustee Hardin College
DR.. W, R. Rodes, Physician
Rev. A. A. Wallace, Presbyterian
Church
Rev. @. M. Aker, Methodist Church
DR.. X. R. Bragg, Dentist
tIommtEtpn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
CONCRETE FOOT BRIDGE INTENDED
Street to Be Paved to the City Linz
its-Conerete Foot Bridge over
the Branch at the Green
House to Be Figured
0n-other Notes Of
the Proceedings.

The city council met In regular ses-
sion, Monday evening, July IL. Mayor
Graham presided aud ell members
were present.
The ordinance to pave North Jeffer-
son street was given It's third reading,
and after several amendments had
been added or substituted, the ordi-
nance was passed. The ordinance pro-
yides that the street be paved to the
north limits OF the city, and that the
work must be finished by November
of this year.
The city engineer was instructed to
prepare estimates for the paving, and
the advertisement for bids was or
dere6 printed. A committe of four
was then appointed to make the con-
tract for the excayating Of the street,
The committee is composed of a coun-
Gilman from each ward; Myers, John
son, Edmonston and Potts.
In addition to the paving Of this
street 1t is the intention of the city
to build a concrete foot bridge across
the branch at the green house.
The street and alley committee
and city engineer were in
structed to make plans and specifica-
tions for the bridge, and report at the
next meeting.
Mrs. Given was given permission to
build a four foot walk along her prop
erty, as was also permission given @.
A. Witherspoon to construct a walk
Of like dimension.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Stewart and Mrs.
r. P. Moore we're notified to build a
walk along their property.
The report Of the street commits
sioner was read and filed. The next
report was that Of the cemetery sex
ton. This report showed eleven bur-
ials during the last month; nine
whites and two colored.
The financial statement showed a
balance In the general fund to be
s22lS IS; In the sewer fund, $64.97
The following committees were
given more time: COMMITTEE on e.
Liberty street sewer; committee on
hitching lot; committee on plumbing
ordinance; committee on N. Jefferson
street sewer.
The ordinance relating to the pur-
chase or the attempt to purchaae in
toxlcating liquors by minors was given
the third reading, and on motion was
passed.
The drainage on the Hiner property
was ordered cemented up, and the
street and alley committee was in
structed to have the WORK done. The
street and alley committee was fur
Their instructed to do the grading in
the cemetery as requested by the
~caunterv eaxkOn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16


300 m, Address by J. w. Wilker-
son, Grand Sec'y.
3;45 p m, Ball Game (Sclentifc)
400 p M, Whistllng Contest, SOC
prize.
4:l5 p m, Mexico Quartette.
4:30p m, music by band.
4:45 p m, Banner given to the largest
number Of any |, o. o. F. Lodge pre-
sent.
500 p m, Reading by Miss Mildred
Clark Whitney.
5:15 p m, Cane given to the man who
has been an Odd Fellow the longest.
$50 p m, music by band.
Supper from $50 to 1880, 25c.
5:45 p m, sack Racing 100 Yards,
s2 90 prize.
5:45 p m, Solo.
$50 p m, Apple Eating Contest.
600 p m ,music by Mexico Quartette.
6:l5 p N, Song by Odd Fellows I'm
Sweet Bye and Bye"
$3.50 p m, Talks by 3 OF the Oldest
Odd Fellows on the grounds.
7.SO p NJ, Address by Hon. J. M. Nc
Call.
S;l5 p m, Reading by Miss Mildred
Clark Whitney.
$50 p m, Song GOD be With You
TIL We Meet Again.
s:45 p m, "Home, Sweet Home"
Band.
The Chautauqua will follow the
Barbecue, beginning July p and will
last eight days. A very fine program
has been provided for the Chautauqua
and IT will be the best Ch~autauqua we
have ever had at Mexico, Mo.
DR.. f. M. Shoush
NJ. B. Wilson
j. w. Squires
@, L. Staples
Committee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
Athletics outplayed the Signals in
Every Particular Although her
Base Running was Some
what Dumb = Mexico
Scored Nine Runs
In Fifth-St Vrain
Pitched.

Despite the heat Sunday afternoon,
at C%authorn's Hill . large crowd wit
messed the fifth base ball game played
this season between the Mexico Ath-
letics and the Moberly Signals In
which the local team clearly defeated
the visitors by a score Of ten to six.
That the score was not more one sid
ed was due to dumb base running on
the part Of the Athletics. Neither
side scored till the fourth inning.
Mexico is now champion. She has
won three Of the five games played
betwoen5the Athletics and the Signals
this season.
Mqberly was the first to score with
two @down. lin the fourth Cadigan
drew a base on balls and scored on
Hopper's third base bit to center.
Mexico tied the score In their half Of
the fourth inning. Rollins opened
with a hit through short but was
caught at plate trying to score on
Morris hit to right. Morris advance
to second on Lackland's sacrifice hit.
Willingham, E. placed a nice hit over
second on which Morris scored.
In the fifth inning Henry who was
pitching for the Signals was relic we'd
by Housley, and the Athietigs got
Housley for four singles, two three
base, and a home run, scoring nine
runs In the inning. The batting raj
ley in this inning by the Mexico team
was the best fever seen on the home
diamonds.
Oadigan, the Signals catcher, had a
finger nail torn In the seventh by a
foul tip, but gamely kept his place be-
hind the bat.
st Vrain was at his best, and Hop
per and Cadigan were the only ones Of
the Signals team that could hit
him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
Buggies, Runabouts, Sur

BuggieS, RunaboutS, Sur
reys-An Sorts.
Don't stay away because you are not
Jno. D. Rockefeller.
We like the trades Of people who feel
that money is not made to squander,
Your dollar will stretch like rubber,
doing double duty here. Isn't 1t worth
while coming in to see9 wit
Ferris Sc Cathorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
PROGRAM
For Barbecue l. o. 0. F. No. % July
ri, 1908, Mexico, Mo.

900 = m, music by band.
o45 a m, Address Of welcome, Mayor
Graham.
1000 . m, Response, Hon. j. NJ. Nc
Call.
1000 a m, Vocal Music, Mexico Quar-
tette.
lois a N, Mother Hubbard Ball
Game, Fats and Leans.
1880 q NJ, music by band.
1O:45 a m, Solo by VIM. Wright.
HOO a m, Address ~. o. o. +.
Fellowship" DR.. J.. W. Crewdson.
From HOO a m to zoo p m Dinner
25c.
1900 a m, music by band.
1:30 p 10, music oY band.
lao p m, Mexico Quartette.
1920 p m, music by band.
2;l5 p m, Apple Eating contest, SOC
Prize.
2;45 p m, music by band.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

~ NASAN6t
Some Of our people attended preach
ing at Bethlehem and Antioch, Sum
day.
Born, July 18th, to Jake Angel and
wife, a fine boy.
James McGowen returned home
Saturday from a three weeks visit
with relatives in Nebraska.
Some Of u young people attended
a moonlight in Monroe county, We'd
nesday evening.lA delightful time was
reported.
Farmers are through cutting oats.
Born, July 9Th, to Ide Squires and
wife, a girl.
Willie DeJarnett royalty enter
tanned a number Of young people,
Tuesday evening, in honor Of the
Misses Lindseys Of Columbia
Roy Bruce and sister royalty enter
tanned q number guests, of Thursday
evening.
The ice cream supper at, Maple
Grove church, Saturday night, was
well attended and receipts amounted
to S120.
Quite a number of our people are on
the sick list.
Hugh Hollenshead and family, Of
Centralia were guests Of G, Fl. Neil
and family the past week.
Ladies are busy canning blackber-
ries.
John Fechtes and family enter
tanned, Sunday, at dinner Mr. Winters
and family Of near Oentralla,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
j. M. Hudson Injured.

j. M. Hugson received painful
though not serious injuries, Monday
afternoon, while assisting In putting
up hay at the farm Of his son, Paul,
northeast Of this city. A team OF
mules hitched to a large hay rake, land
driven by his grandson, Morris, stated
to run, Mr.. Hudson, who was stand
Ing in front Of the team, was picked
up on the rake, receiving a sprained
ankle, and other minor bruises Had
1t not been that the team was caught
before they bad gone far, Mr.. Hudson
might have been more seriously In
iured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
Mammoth Head of Cabbage

DermOndy Bros. have on exhibition
at their store a Mammoth head Of cab
bage. The said head came from the
garden Of Ed. Dermody's little son,
Robt., and tilts the beam at 1911
pounds. The head (of cabbagel is
supposed to be Of the Governor Cow
herd brand, and is being viewed and
sized up by many hundred of Mexico
people. Dill
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

Miss Edna Smith, OF Detroit Mich,
who has been visiting her parents, e.
@. Smith and family, just west of
town, left Wednesday for sannFran-
cisco to visit relatives. Miss Smith
has a fine position in the Detroit pub.
lie schools. Dill
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

Mexico Business College opens Sept.
/. Scholarship s45 with a two per
cent discount If arranged before en-
tering. Do you want a posltionP Let
us help you, wilt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
ofieers of Central Lodge No. 81 A.

OfneePS or Central Lodge NO. 81 A,
F. & A. M.
Central Lodge No. Sl,A. +. 81 A. M,
mad election and installation of Off.
GERS at their regular meeting on the
evening OF July II. The officers in
stalled we're:
M. Householder, w. M.
s. s. Rowe, S. w.
J. D. Graves, ]. w.
Clyde Ellis, Sec'y
VIM Peck, Treas.
e. M. Mccolly, s. D..
W. X. DOVE, j. D.
J. G. Crawford, Marshall.
DR.. e. Duncan, Chaplain.
r. O. Peck, S. S.
F. O. Towles, J. S.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
A Pleased Customer

Our establishment insists that every
customer shall be both pleased and
satisfied always. We sell only the
only kind Of vehicles that give per-
manent satisfaction. We have the
right stock at right prices. Make us
prove it by coming In and looking US
over. Looks are free.
Ferris & Cautnorp,