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SECOND CALL.

$1,000 ltniteo TailtpapS 4er ........... S5h
$1,000 Cotton Sicf Der ............... II
$4,000 GunIolioateo Gas Ger ...........i0
200 9uD Gtnte Gas ............... IA
& McrdantS' Ndnf . . ..........iG5
1 goribern Central .............. 9Ih
80 Scuboarb 50 9on ............ 8
$4,000 Mnacoftid II. Rotontac Ser. .......10i
$4,000 Georgia Pacifie Ger ...........1itH
$4,000 Gin Raff Der
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Gtabltrt 1925.
GonlDlioateb Qoan So.
1 Mnrh.M ansS trnhc.

Sin erobes @iortinent oeriaueuer DtanIarl'
ten, llbren ino Stipelcn in etneTt YriSaisNer'
Iauf nod inter balbem SoiteltpretS. Nir gebeit
nab ipie Dor liberaIe Sarleben auf aIle Nert1'
gegenttdnbe. Seiiens@in9arg 5unt Nrloai'Sn
reau.
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Nir BADEN Die fuIgemocn siten Sano'
Gpmplcre snm @crfani:

10 Mder $3.50; 10 gder 5000: 80 elder $1,000;
as WIDER $4,000; 10 slder $3.50. slnf ei!iten
oiefer 9Iate tieben Sbitbdnnle. Sier5ie W'irli-
ten 3abrt per eIeiirifde Gabn bon baltimore
iub flint MiHulten 5i Sub bon Der St1tto,t nah
ireeilo eineni oer Bldbe. a5nneIi Glide oneoli
utter lei6ten 3ablunasbebingun9en oerianteh.
Gbeufaus rs WIDER grpBe Snrm nit teiner Wa''
terfroute, ingefdbr 3ipei Miei,en bon %oertelbet
Gtdtiou Der eIeftrifheu yabr, init Saus uno
anoeren @ebduIi6feiten. 5u $4,000.
ScOcrn Stealth Company,
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uHI OCT UIeNBtH
borie.
FIRST CALL,

$500 Gin 3Her, 1885. ............. 9ih
$4,000 @eorein II. Ilnbuma 9oni Der. 00B
$1,000 lluiico 9~tuiliuapS 4er. .......... S5%
100 VaD Stdte Gas .............. IL
$1,000 cotton 9uci Der .............. n
$1,000 @N,S 4er 43M
$500 llniteo 9lps Stumbling Der. ........ 70H
So Werhnnts' Ynnf .......1 6h
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$3.50 - SIR eineS iener prd d)tbolen Sdus
fer nnbe QnfterfoH,Bari, DIR. 90. 90. 20 ETC..
borbsSare,eiraBe. 9emeutirte Troiioire, 8els
Ier uno Sof: emniuir.e gaoeiparne uno Sill
dbenunsaub cic. SEQ 8adr uHb 81 .05 pro 800.
DE f1ufen zines iener mooernen 3duier. ge.
fi6tiat ite uno fiber ,euat @uh. Sebr Iei6te
Bebineun9en. Go,parb J. etsrd. an Crt nub
eteae. tSunit7 Z. IA. 1&G)
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Safer 3uiubr 1854 9uibel;
aus bcn Glepotoren 5uriidgc5ogen
1914 @uidel; Gleoutoren : Sorrotb
259,52S 0uidel.
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$4,000. 3n perfanicn: $4,000.

5ene neuen, mopernen 5peirud,qsn. Shurer
Sbenue unb Hu1etfesS trabe, NIT alien mooer.
ner ginri6tuneen; cemenfirie 8euer. Sof nro
1ruttoirs. gn;dinirte 9noeipannen uni. abben'
etusefhfe. Marmortreppen rro ,@efimfe, fani'
fare 9rainaae, StraBen nit bitrifi5irien 8iegcIs
~lteiiet gepflaftert. Gle miifien gefebeu pers"u.
Inn fe f6dben at fonicn.
Mnn nebme Sairmount > @oenne . ySaagone.
Eebr Ieinte pestliauneen. BUR Snfpeftion tug.
lid uno Spnntaas often. gsenten ant 9Iate.
grunonlie.be $4,000 = fetsunboreiBis Dollars
pro Sabr.
(U2atf8-) Bduunfernebrner.
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SIuier Ut ucrfanfcr

IOfnIsINt0IItII. VIII
vile smpaIisoebitbret bonn NnlinnierilebIler
be3nblt. Mooeriie @inridtu19eIt. Wml. VI.
Viaut, CIR. 100, Tprb.G linton. etrasc, Gde uon
observation-disclosures. (Sept4.lWD
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StUVlW JVVWIIV VUNNVUWW
9r. III, notwithstanding.
(W3r524,tO
!Sier iins rtntae yarsains.

Giaorreus itnn EanobsYaoeu. $500
Reclamation unb @uftmirtbIbuit mn. $500
Spiriiuoienbnnoliing init Galapr ...... $1,000
WobnGaliS NIT 6 3ininnert urb 9uo S150
Gtoner 9Sobniib i'm Sdnoe al eIefi. Ylbn $2t0O
Surm BON 1876 Mderm, inf. Grlote. $50. $1,000
Sermann yaoembDpp, 407 Waitber.Vfog,
III Yiuro,GBaries.S traRe.
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Steaenacinhe
Stelegeiuh:
3n p~erfanfen.

Su pcrfaufeu.
Sine Nddcrei nit 9llteft Gaoe1l' ltte Wtatltl
SeIdbdft miro luc9eu Rrnnibeit bilig oerlnlI't.
Wnb6uiraeen in Der Eiiice bes ,Surrclponeen'
tcu a (247-O
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gu perfauiet.
Gin guteS Suis I'M 1900 .tlod SSeltFralts
Gtrnbe, fir irgetb Elm 8cibdlt paiieilb. Nh1
S~ufraoen in Or. 1924, @cit.9ratt'S traRc.
249-5l)
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1erlangt - Manner uab &nabcn.
8crlanst i'm Iasemeincn.


EeMtides WrDettssyIdd l'ptl Inn9s .Uhrfah. :.
tlnter Der 9lulii6t oct p9eutiben Seielt9nlf."
Sieicuiaen, bic oeuifbe S%anbUerler, Nrbeiier
nno 9ienftbpter 3u bel1dttigen ipiinlbery ,uols
len Ith peri1nli1 ODER in iralrirten 9rieferl an
ben @eenten Der Geieuibait, 5obann .. WlrDer'
5tmmer II, Tr. 2t5-2l7, eonrtlano'St raRs,
penoeH, peider unentgeltli6 IIsiunIt erfDelleh
piro. Gprebliunoen bon 1 bis 3 llbr.
CSau271O
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19
How to Cure a Cold

Be as careful as you can you will
occasionally take cold, and when you
do, get a medicine Of known rella-
bility, one that has an established
reputation and that is certain to
effect a quick cure. Such a medicine
is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t
has gained a world wide reputation by
its remarkable cures Of this most
common ailment, and can always be
depended upon, 1t acts IN natures
plan, relieves the lungs, aids expec.
toration, opens the secretions and
aids nature in restoring the system
to a healthy condition. During the
many years In which 1t has been in
general use we have yet to learn OF a
single case Of cold or attack Of the
grip having resulted In pneumonia
when this remedy was used, which
shows c~oncluslvely that it is a certain
preventative Of that dangerous dis
ease. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
contains no opium or other narcotic
and may be given as confidently to q
baby as to an adult. For sale by the
Criswell Drug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

slumbering energy suddenly awoke,
set up and took notice. A committee
OF Its best and most active citizens,
some who had been sitting around
and whiting the edges OF dry goods
boxes for years, just to keep up their
energy, got out, secured the right Of
way for the new interurban road and
presented 1t free OF cost; and then the
mayor and council passed an ordinance
giving the interurban road the right
OF way TO use the main streets for its
tracks. The town raised q pretty
good sized bonus and presented that
TO the interurban road All OF these
fayors looked good to the l~interurban,
so 1t concluded to put Gillespie on Its
schedule. About this time lsome Of
the conservative merchants, you
ind them everywhere, reasoned that
the interurban, which passed through
CarllnvIlle, the county seat, 4 town
ten times as big as Gillespie and only
twenty miles away, would draw oil
the business. land Gillespie would soor
be as dead AZ q door nall. So these
little marrow fellows ! concluded tt
"scrap" q little and prevent this Inn
pending calamity from wiping Giles.
pie loff the lmap But their effortI
were futile, and the Impending ca
lamity'' came and In less than two
years GlllispIe had increased in size
i've hundred per cent, the ''conserVa.
tives,' built bigger stores, sold ter
times as much goods a before the
calamity" struck them, Property
increased many times in value.
Ths farmer instead OF sending tC
catalogue houses for supplies, goes Il
town and trades. The merchant, In
stead of buying q big stock o.
goods to save freight and keeping
q large per cent Of 1t on his shelves TIL
it GETS stale and out OF date, thus ty
ing up his capital and diminishing hi
profits, carries q small, fresh, attrac
tive line of stuff that appeals favor
ably to bis custo mers and renews II
frequently. he can do this because
be . telephone bis supply house IL
the morning and have his order de.
livered at his door by the interurbar
road In the afternoon. Instead Of US
ing bis capital over two or three time
Q year IS be was formerly compelled
TO do, be may use it over Two or thret
times . month. Instead OF his credil
accounts running along for q year d
90, be sells for cash; when his goods g
out bis money comes in, for the far
mer, who Is his best customer, bring
milk. eggs butter, chickens, gsrder
stun, berries and fruits In on the in
terurban and sells to bis town friend
for cash, so he is always supplied with
money for bis current necessities.
CONTINUED on Page 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19
EMMoEs' sHoRTHoRE SALE
DREW LARGE CROWD
Many Fine Animals offered and
Layender's Diamond, a Great
Bull Brought over $5o0-List Of
Sales and Prices and Purchasers.

Most OF the prices brought at the
Emmons sale were good and some Of
the finest animals In Mr.. Emmons'herd
we're disposed OF. Among the best
was Layender's Diamond, a bull THAT
has been at the head Of the herd for
several years. This animal brought
s525 and was sold TO J. D. Morgan, Of
california.
Among the many out-of-town buy
ers were: Judge Il. d. Murray and
Mike Murray, Of Hereford, Mo-; G. w.
Chappell, Bowling Green, J. H. Cot
tingham, Clark; Aug. Boekhaus, Cali
fornla, No.. J. A. Oyerbe, Macon
county; @. G. Pfitzer, Louisiana; iWm,
Harmed, Chas. Tut and w. o. Batter.
idge, all Of Bunceton; Douglass Burns,
Olarksville.
sALxs.
Lott Cow and .calf, Violet Glen.
wood End, red vol, SO, bought by j. ].
Littrell and son, Sturgeon, No., sl55,
Lot2 Cow, Diamonds Victoria,
red. J. D. Morgan, State OF California
sl6O.
Lots Cow, Victoria Girl, red,
1905, ]. d. Morgan, California, s155
Lot4 Bull, red roam, Lavender'l
Diamond, 22lO7s, J. ID. Morgan, Call
fornia, s525.
Lady Violet End, sl75, J. D. Nor
gan.
Craven Pearl, yearling; $500, ]. d
Morgan.
Diamond Cup, gearing, s2lO, j. d
Morgan.
Lady Aberdeen, yearling, $3.50, j. D
Morgan.
Duchess Gloster, yearling, 500, ]. D
Morgan.
Secret Spleenwort End, slS5, ]. D
Morgan.
Village Diamond, 2nd, $40, d
Burns, GAINESVILLE.
Lady Aberdeen, calf, 800, @. PIT,
ger, Clarksville, Scotch Red, 500
DR.. Toalson.
FernwOod Sibyl End, $500, @. Pftzer,
Clarksville.
Sibyl Queen, 1856, w. R. Tunen &
Son, Shelbina, Mo.
Empress Idlevild, Gas, U. Fl. Knot,
New Florence.
Roam Empress, calf; 800, Carter 4
Hopkins.
Secret Goods, $500, G. Daugherty,
Sedalia, Mo.
Lavender Victoria 500, w. 81
Wadell, MAYHEM, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

Captain Carter, who has charge Of
the Mexico Brick Plantand who witt
prominent capitalists In the east has
an option on the same, has been ia
Chicago this week looking after an
Important case be has in the United
States Circuit Court OF Appeals A
late telegram from Chicago referring
70 this case says:
Arguments in the double appeal OF
both complainant and defendant
from the final decree Of Judge Kohl
saat In the case q Capt oberlin A.
Carter were begun to-day In the
United States Circuit Court Of Ap-
peals.
TIE government appealed to secure
the entire amount Of. 81, 100000 which
isIa,leged Carter had wrongfully appro
priated but OF which $1,000 o Kohl
saat decided belonged to Carter.
Carriers appeal is on the. ground
thai. the whole. 81, 100000 belongs to
him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19
Mrs. Margaret Feeht
lDies Saturday Afternoon.


Mrs. Margaret Fecht, aged 50 years,
died at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. ]. Il. Sullivan, residing north
west OF this city. The deceased's
death was due to old age. She was
one Of Audrain's most highly respect
ed citizens and was a woman beloved
by all who knew her. She was
a loving mother and q devoted mem
Der OF the Catholic church in which
faith she lived and died.
She is survived by eight children
four boys and four girls. They are NJ
J., JOS, John and William, Of this
county; Mesdames Margaret Sullivan
and Dora Sullivan, OF this county.
Mrs. Mary Dawson, Of Illinois, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell, OF Wash.
ington.
The funeral was held Monday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock from the Catholic
church, services conducted by Father
J. ]. Dillon, after which the remainl
we're inferred in the Catholic GENE
terry OF this city. The pail bearer
were her six nephews, Dennis, VIM
and John Fecht; Dan Sullivan, Wal
ter Dawson, Of Washington, and VIM
Campbell, Of Nebraska.
The Ledger joins sother friends II
extending sympathy TO the bereavet
ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

six O'Clock dinner an uninterrupted
flow Of enjoyable conversation was
kept up. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Canthorn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elon bearing, D BRAND Mrs. L. $. Gave;
Misses Emma Buckner and Esther
Houston and Mrs, ]. I. johnson.
Sixteen members of the d. A. r.
held a most pleasant meeting, Satur.
day afternoon, With Mrs Q. A. Bast.
A musical program was given, Mrs.
W. G. wilkins, Miss Louise Lakeland
and Miss Byrd Locke each rendering
a vocal solo after her own admirable
fashion. Miss Virginia Yancy gave a
we'll executed instrumental solo. Miss
Locke gave an excellent report from
the state conference lately held in
Columbia. A very delicious hot lunch
was served.
The wedding, Wednesday evening,
OF Miss Frances johnson and Mr.. Earl
Brown, though a quiet home affair,
was none the less lovely, all details
being carried out with elegance and
simplicity. Besides the relati yes OF
the contracting parties, only a few In
innate friends were present. The
johnson home, one of the most ele-
CANT In the city, was beautifully decor
ated for the occasion, ferns, palms, and
white chryssnthemums giving a
charming effect. The oriel window 10
the library was banked with ferns
with trailing vines overhead, and here
the bridal couple stood during the
ceremony which vas performed by
Reverend G. NJ. Aker. The bride, as
always, looked handsome She was
groomed In a blue broadcloth tailor
made suit with gloves and hat In &C.
cord. A touch Of white stork down
showed at the throat and on the hat
and she carried a white stork down
muff. Following the ceremony the
guests repaired to the dining room for
refreshments. A large round maho.
gany table occupied the center Of the
room, the same having a cluny cover
Ing upon which rested a cut glass
vase OF white chrysanthemums The
BRIDES cake was In evidence also,
Heart shaped ice cream with pink
center and cake we're served, and the
cake was cut, the unmarried girls
waiting In breathless suspense tai the
ring should be discovered. Miss
Velma johnson was the happy rece.
pient, so we may depend upon her fol
an interesting announcement soon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

Miss Lena johnson came into possess
ion Of the dime which OF course We
cures for her a million or two In fu-
ture. During the merrlment atten-
dant on the distribution OF these ar
ticles, the bride and groom, accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Mel
son, quietly disappeared, took a car
rlage and went to the johnson farm
Where they spent several days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19
I SOCIETY !
SocrETy SMALL TALk.

0OCAGAh &thAEAAS AGAAof
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Nelson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brown spent seve'
raj days this week at the johnson
farm north Of town.
MI. and Mrs. X. z. Whitley, OF St.
Louis, visited In Mexico this week,
Mrs. Green Clay has returned from a
visit to st. Louis friends.
Henry Brooks, Of st. Louis, was the
guest Of friends here for several days.
Miss Mary Houston, of Salisbury,
visited in Mexico last Sunday,
Dr.. @. W. Digges is home from a
visit with his mother In Moberly.
Miss Emma Buckner, of Paris, is
the guest OF her sisters In this city.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Chautauqua Club meets next
week with Miss frankie Harrison.
The Gladstone Chautauqua meets
with Mrs. H. E. G. Tucker.
Mr.. Fred PannelL, of New York
City. has been the guest this week of
the Misses Ringo.
Miss Martha Garrett has returned
from st. Louis TO reside with her
parents In this city. She will do the
stenographic work for Mr.. Robertson.
Miss Ruby Richie was the pleasant
hostess for twenty-five girl friends,
Monday afternoon, when they spent
the time probably as we'll as enjoy.
ably, hemming napery for Miss Vlr-
ginia Yancy tu take to her home In
Washington. A goodly supply was
finished of by these industrious
friends. A chatting dish lunch closed
the afternoon.
Fifteen members Of the Wednesday
Club met this week with Mrs. e. A.
bearing. The lesson was excellently
recited and followed by some interest
ing discussions. The Club will meet
next week with Mrs. w. NJ. White.
The Shakespeare Club passed a
pleasant evening, Monday, with Miss
Annie Lewis. Hamlet was pursued
with untlring vigor until such time
as the very nice lunch served by the
hostess made Its appearance, when
the chase was given over till next
meeting.
Mrs. +. e. Bruton pleasantly enter
tanned at Thursday dinner at Mrs
Spence's, Mesdames r. M. White, r
H. Edmonds, Miriam Ross and Miss
Julia Ross.
MI. and Mrs. Norton Nelson werl
the very pleasant host and hostess at
q twelve O'Clock dinner, last Sunday
With the exception of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Mckee, those present were on.
Of town guests, being Mr.. and Mrs. $
p. Utterback, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II
Utterback and MIR. and Mrs. vii
Daniel, all Of V~andalIa.
Master Kirk Roberts was host 10
q gathering Of his boy and girl friends
Tuesday evening, which was highly
enjoyed by all. Games and refresh
ments served to amuse the guests.
Mrs. Mcmillan was the, as always
charming hostess at a most lovely ST.
O'Clock dinner this week. The mis-
tress Of many accomplishments, Mrs
Mcmillan excels In the quality Of hos
tess, possessing the art Of making be
guests feel at cas- and at the sam
time enjoying the occasion herself. A
pretty plant Of asparague plumose|
banked with pansles and winter greer
formed the floral decoration for thl
table. Throughout the serving Of thu
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

An unidentified person VlslU1
Old Central hotel building the
part OF the week. He came y
the night when the occupants y
building are supposed to be Sle'
and entered every room with tn'
OF a pass key. His excursion
undoubtedly a predat Dry one w
investigation proved frultleSS'
From first floor to the very ro'
only found the dust OF time reS'''
the uncarpeted floors and the
wall paper. Years ago when
building was a thriving hoSplce
Its myriad OF guests 1t mlghU
proven a good "crib" but to'u'
few months before 1t is to DC
pletely remodeled and made owe,
an up-to-date mercantile eSta,
ment, "there was noticing doing
The matter was placed 10 the
Of the police but no arrests nave
lowed. Local Hawkshaws beileV,,
thief was either a tyro or stone
Had be been experienced or :
with eyesight he would never
chosen this relic OF other days,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19
Cold and Group in Children

my little girl is subject to colds, .
says Mrs, VIM. Fl. Serig, No. Al Fifth
ST., Wheeling, w. Va. Last winter
she had a severe spell and q terrible
cough, but / cured her with Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy without the
aid of . doctor, and my little boy has
been prevented many times from
having Group by the timely use of
this syrup. As soon as be shows any
signs Of Group l give him Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for three OF
four days, which prevents the attack. y
This remedy is for sale by Cfiswell
Drug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19
Administrator NotIns

Notice Is hereby given that Lei
OF Administration upon The esta'
Lucy B. Board, late OF Audrain Q
tY, Missouri, deceased, have
granted TO the undersigned, h
Rodgers, by the PROBATE Court Of
County Of Audrain, bearing date
oath day Of October, 1908.
All persons having claims aga
said estate are required TO ex|
them to me for allowance within
year after the date Of said Lette
they may be precluded from any
eft OF such estate and II such cl
be not exhibited within two |
from the time Of the publicatid
this notice, they will be fol
barred. R D. RODGERS
Administrator Of Lucy B. Board
ceased, Oct. 10Th, 1908 S+4|
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19
GovERNoR-ELECT HADLEY
MAY HUNT HERE
Assistant Postmaster Keith Has Ex-
tended prominent Republican
Invitation and He win Accept If
Business is Not Too Pressing.

Governor-elect Hadley may icome a.
hunting in Audrain county soon.
Assistant Postmaster Keith has ex-
tended an invitation to the promi-
nent Republican who signihed his
willingness to visit this county II the
press Of business was not too great.
Mr.. Keith invited Mr., Hadley early
In the season to try a hunt here, but
the rush Of election matters made
such a tripimposslble. that the
election is a ithing Of the past Mr..
Hadley has said he thinks it possible
to make the trip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19
Mrs. Tine billiard Dies
Sunday Near ,PowelI's Ford

Mrs. Tine billiard, aged about u
years died at the home Of her stepson
Dan billiard, near POwell's Ford Sun
day afternoon, after a lingering Ill
ness. The deceased was also the step
mother Of Mrs. W. @. Barcley and A.
billiard, Of this city.
The funeral was held Tuesday
morning at IL O'Clock from the home,
the services to be conducted by Rev
Reavis after which the remains were
inferred In the city cemetery.
The Ledger extends sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

Or. ". G. Hendrix Of New London,
visited bis relative, Miss Lilly Hen.
dirk, in this city, this week. While
here DR.. Hendrix bought the Quinlan
farm, near Benton City, and we trust
he will move to Audrain county TO re.
side.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19
Fire Sunday Morning In

The home OF Sophia Walker, colofec
was almost totally destroyed by fire
Sunday morning about s O'Clock. The
origin Of the blaze 10 unknown. The
house was partially covered by insur.
ance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

Frank B%ruton, the busting ~ y,
is presenting patrons OF the "
with a neat card case. FRANK
great advertiser, and always
results.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

Miss Nellie Arnolt, OF snall
has returned home after q p'e'
stay with her brother, O T. .
residing north OF this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19
CURIOUS IN
OLD GEM

Hotel Building Visited BY
With a Key and Every un'
pied Room Entered for Plun'
Found only Dust Of Time
Bleak Walls.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

4. B. Kerr, who lives twelve miles
north Of Mexico, raised some very fine
apples this year, aud the Ledger
thanks Mr.. Kerr for a kindIremember-
ance In this direction.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

Hides, Fur, Feathers, Etc.
We are headquarters on the
above on this market and
assure you top prices.
36-4t Sam Morris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

The Mexico Ledger's new linotype
Junior, t~ypesetting machine has ar
rived and will be installed at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

John Q. Turner, aged slxty years,
brother Of Harry Turner, died al
Montgomery City this week, and hiG
remains we're inferred at Macon, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

Mrs. w. A.. Morris and Mrs II. A.
Morris are home from st.. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

Capt. o. M. Carter, OF the
Brick Company, is home from d
ness trip to Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

The time, Now. The place, Dear,
ing's. The JeweIry, everything
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

r. p. Pickett and wife we're up
from st. Louis, Sunday, the guests Of
friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

White Wyandotte Chickens
For Sale.
! have for sale rs White Wyandotte
chickens, ROSTERS, hens and pullets.
Mrs @. Juelfs. 527 N. Wade street,
Mexico, Mo. dlt-37 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19
CARTER WANTS
JUDGMENT

CAPTAIN oRKRLIE CARTER. OF
THIS CITY WHO HAS CHARGE, OF
THE MEXICO BRICK 0oHPAEY's'
PLANT THROUGH AN OPTION
IMPORTANT FIGURE IN LARGE.
SUIT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19
advertised Lerrers

List Of letters remaining in the Post
Once at Mexico, Mo-, for the week
ending Oct, 20 1908, which If not
called for In Is days, will be sent
TO the dead letter ONCE at Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters in this
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19
sAYe HE wILL CoME HKRE.

Gov. Folk repeated his statement
that he twas coming to st. Louis tc
practice law but smilingly eyaded a
question as TO whether he would min
gle,to any great extent In politics.
II probably will be interested in
politics for some time" he said.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

Miss Pinkie West is home from St,
Louis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

Natter Before The United States
Court Of Appeals-SOme Under
Contention sf.foo.oOo. Captain
Carter In chicago on Business.