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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02
MORE CITY LIGHTS.
Mexico Now Has Sixty Three Ar
Street Lights.

The streets OF Mexico will now be
well lighted as follows:
One at the intersection OF Jefferson
and Monroe SITS; one at intersection Of
Jefferson and Jackson SITS; one on JEFF
|ferson street opposite R5xsey Hotel;
one at intersection Of Calhoun and
Railroad SITS; one at intersection Ct
Washington and Monroe SITS; one at
intersection Of Washington and Jack
son SITS; one at intersection OF Clark
ave. and Promenade streets; one al
intersection Of Olive and jackson SITS;
one at intersection OF Western ave.
and Promenade sts; one at south end
OF railroad bridge on Clark ave; one
In center Of public hitching lot 10
Block is, orig, Mexico; one at inter
section OF Monroe and Agricultural
SITS; one at intersection OF Monroe and
Hord SITS; one ct intersection of Mon
roe and Union SITS; one at intersection
of Monroe and Western ave; one atm
~tarsection Of Monroe and Webster SITS;
one at intersection Of Monroe and
Abat SITS; one at intersection OF CAL
houn and jackson SITS; one at intersec-
tion Of Hord and Promenade SIS; one
at intersection OF Agricultural and
Promenade SITS: one at intersection of
jefferson aud Liberty SITS; one at in
t~ersection OF Union and Liberty SITS;
one at intersection OF Johnson and
Liberty SITS: one at intersection Of
Rawlings and Liberty SITS; one at in
.tersectian Of Love and Craig SITS; one
at intersection Of Love and Cole SITS;
one at intersection of Love and Olive
SITS; one at intersection OF Love and
Wade SITS.
Lights will be placed at the follow
ing Intersections:
One on Woodland ave. opposite
block four, lot l; one at Woodlawn
ave and Pleasant streets; Craig and
Baker streets; Cole and whitney SITS;
Jefferson end Anderson streets; Jeifey-
son and Meyers; Jefferson and Sum.
init streets; Jefferson and Vine Streets:
French and Washington streets;Map
and Clark ave; Hendrix and Give
streets; Maple and Western I've;
Whitley and Western ave; whitley
and Clark ave. Wade and Curtis
streets; Franklin and Clay streets;
Franklin ana Central streets; IVES
tern ave and Breckenridge streets:
Western Ave. and Boulevard: Clark
ave. and Boulevard; Clark ave. and
Breckenridge; Jefferson and Clay
streets; Jefferson and Breckenridpe
streets; one in center Of Hardin Park:
Jefferson and Central streets; Bolivar
and Cole streets; Calhoun and Breck-
enridge streets; Bolivar and Trinity
streets; Buchanan and Webster
streets; Breckenridge and Grove
streets; Singleton and Harwood
streets; Liberty and Abat streets; one
on Liberty opposite lots I and 3
Quisenberry's park addition in Mexi-
co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02
HAEDsoMRPRRsEKTs
4. D wOrEell Remembers Employees
With 800 Share Of Stock for
Christmas

The y. d. worrell lewelry Com
pAnT is being incorporated with as.
900 capital stock. Mr.. worreli made
three Of mis- employees, I. s. Riley, Joe
B. Moore and Homer Marshall, each
presents Of one hundred dollars worth
OF stock in this company. The Wor-
Fell Jewelry Company enjoyed . splen-
did business during 1907 and Is arrang-
ing TO increase II 10 every department
during 1905.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02
Ttat Hyomei Win Cure All Forms
Of Catarrhal Diseases,

Testimonials could be printed by the
thousands, many Of them from our own
town, that Hyomei IS an absolute cure
for all catarrhal troubles, but the best
proof Of its unusual curative powers s the
guarantee that Is given with every outfit
sold, Money back Il Hycsnei does not do
ell that Is claimed for it.m
Hyumei is not 3 secret remedy. Ia
formula s given freely to physicians who
want to know what they use when they
prescribe Hyemei. Its guaranteed under
the Pure Food and Drug Law BY serial
No l4tG
By breathing Hyomei, the healing medi.
cation goes directly to every nook and
corner Of the air passages where thu
catarrhal germs may tark, and disinfects
and heals. To be convinced Of this yoa
have only to give i q trial, remembering
that i i does noteure, your money win Be
refunded.
The complete Hyouei outfit costs but
si.0Q. and IN most cases Is sufficient 70
cure The disease, making it moi only a
scientific treatment, but one that i highly
economical Get an outfit to-day L you
have any catsrrh. Sold aud guaranteed
by
Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02
Of Interest To All Fruit Growers.

Of Interest To All Fruit Growers.
T. q. Todd, q member Of the State
Board Of horticulture, a practical and
successful fruit grower Of long exper-
fence will attend and address the
meeting OF the Audrain Horticulture
and Bee Keepers Association TO be
held 10 the Court House at Mexico.
Mo-, Jan. j, 9Th, at 2 p. m. BE is very
desirious and so are the members OF
our organization to have every fruit
grower, no difference how small your
orchard or berry patch may be, to at
tend this meeting.
The State and the U. S. Govern
ment are expanding money every year
to furnish free of expense to the
fr~uitgrowers OF the State, such prac-
tlcal men as Mr.. Todd 10 visit, advise,
consult and instruct how TO get better
results from our orchard.
Let US show our appreciation Of
thess efforts made fer our benefit oy
attending this meeting and hearing
Mr.. Todd.
II you have any questions on fruit
growing, come aud ask them or write
them out and hand them 70 the secre-
tary and they will be read and answer
ed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02
New Suits Filed.

York Mfg, Co, VS. Geo. A. Morris,
Jr., on note.
Geo. 7. Adams VS. Bertha Adams,
divorce.
Matthias orum VS. VIM Pryor, ct al,
attachment
Th0s. B, l~ngiverSen VS. G. 4 A. Ry.
Co, change OF venue.
John W Jump VS. J. II. Edmonstou,
change OF venue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02

Resolve; 70 live each day 50 you will
feel neither fear nor hesitancy In
meeting your fellow man-rememher-
ing 1t is no disgrace TO be poor but ii is
to be dishonest.
Not TO waist your time attending TO
other peoples bu~siness-unless you are
being paid TO do SO
That You will attend Church at
least once a week-after you get use to
1t, q satisfied feeling will come over
you and you viii be able to understand
why the great majority fsvors right
instead Of wrong.
Not to live beyond your means and
In this way avoid living OF Of some
one else-the resolution viii be appre-
ciated BY the party OF the second
part.
Not to knock your own town for 1t
will display -FOUR ignorance Of the
country In general as its away above
the average-fememher II things don't
suit you there are several trains daily
out OF town.
To patronize your home merchants.
You can bur cheaper IN the long run
and the profits from their business
is spent with you or in Mexico II
you are on the sucker list, don't
give them the satisfaction Of landing
you. !.
To insure your life for the benefit Of
the folks at home-You are respon-
sible for their being and should look
after them as well after death as be-
fore
Save each week enough to see as
leaSt.one good attraction at the Thea
tire. II will do you more good than
medicine,
Most plays point a moral and pres
ent 1t 50 forceably Yoa can but derive
q benefit there from. Good comedies
affords amusement and clean Amuse-
ments relieves you Of that dcpey feel
ing.
Above all things don't fail 10 get al
ticket early for the performances Of
the "Fall Guy under the Auspices Of
the Eagles January 14th. XYZ.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02
A CHRISTIAN NATION.
ssysniy.hve per Cen. Of our People
in Favor Of sabSafh Observance.

81 kNdN hiINuIt4
Your editorial In The Reptblio OF
December % entitled, "The Secular
Sunday" isa very conclusive answer
70 the wild and quite ill-advised at
tacks OF other metropolitan news
papers In St Louis and Kansas City
Upon Judge wallace's activity In en-
forcing the laws Of Missouri regarding
sabbath observance.
Those VINO arc attacking Sabbath OBJ.
seryanoe and ~antisAloon legislation as
~sectarian were net fully aware OF the
fact that, as Justice Brewer, OF the
United States Supreme Court has
judicially declared, In an opinion
which received the entire concurrence
Of that learned bench, this country Is
q Christian nation. The very pream-
ole OF our Constitution SO declares;
the appointment Of chaplalns for all
legislative assembly and public insti-
'tutions Is a distinct recognition Of this
fact. II Is true we have In this coun'
try absolutely divorced state and
church. and have provided in our Con-
stitution that ne State can pass any
law in support or aid Of any religion;
but this does not carry with II the I'M
pllcation that the great majority Of
our voting population who are In SYM
pathy with the great moral principles
upheld by the Christian religion, and
which CONSTITUTE the most effective
safeguard OF our liberties, shall not
have the power TO establish such Of
these moral principles as affect con-
duct and not belief bY proper legislat-
ion. Thus, we have statutes for Sun.
day observance, prohibiting blasp-
henry, regulating the sale OF liquor,
Furnishing drunkenness, etc; all Of
which laws have their origin In the
religious sentiment Of the people, and
none lof which are known In ''wide
OPEN communities, where there is al
most a total absence Of religion.
The Christian, both Protestant land
Catholic, together with the Jews, rep
resent with their sympathizers as
we'll as their communicates, at least
10 per cent OF our population. They
ali agree that one day In seven must
be set aside as q hold day or rest day.
They may disagree IS 70 what day
that shall be, but the majority have
decreed that day to be Sunday, and
the united religious sentiment Of this
country so firmly uphold that decree
thata newspaper which undertakes to
attack 1t or TO suggest its adjustment
makes itself quite ridiculous.
Alexander II. Robbins,
Editor Central Law Journal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02
FOLK EXPECTS A HARD
FIGHT lOR TnH TOaA.
GoysrLor Tells Friends He win
Wage Campaign in Every
County.


Durlng his st. Louif visit, Govern
OF Folk told close friends that he had
decided TO announce bis candidacy
for United States Senator 10 the lat
ter part OF January.
81 anticipate q long and bard fought
campaign for the senatorship," the
Governor Is quoted as saying. ''sena-
tor Stone Is able and Iesourceful and
there sno doubt he hast big follow
ing everywhere. ID Is my intention
TO 20 into every county Of the State
and to make Is earnest and active a
canvass as tie duties Of my office will
permit.
sToNE COUNTS on CITY.
A politician who called on the Gov
ernor Friday said that Senator Stones
friends figured on carrying st. Louis
by $1,000 majority.
He declared that the jefferson and
ST. Louis Democratic clubs and tn
entire City Hall organization, repre-.
senting 5000 office holders, would be
arrayed against him. The Governor
received this chilling intelligence
with q smile.
THAT'S what they said in 1904" re-
marked the Governor drsly after his
caller had departed.
Gov. Folks st, Louis supporters say
that ne will devote most OF bis time
t0 the country districts, leaving ST.
Lotus, Kansas City and St Joseph
until near the close OF the campaign.
According 10 the Folk tabulatlou,
the Governor ought to get an even
break with Stone In St Louis, while a
few believe he will capture the St
Louis vote by a rousing majority.
"We reallEe'', said one OF the Cover
nor's advisers, "that the most Import
ant Interests will support Stone. Gov.
Folk can expect nothing from the II.
Quor interests or the corporations. He
has fought both and each is certain to
corral q powerful opposition to bis
candidacy.
.iSTEgESTsn CONTROL 20, 200.
ut Is estimated that the number OF
voters controlled In ST. Louis through
the liquor element is 10000 and that
the puolic service corporations can
add 10000 more to this list.
These two influences were operat-
Ing against the Governor in 1904, but
not to the extent that they are now.
Notwithstanding contrary reports,
Gov. Folk is said to have been assured
that William ]. Bryan will take no
part In the Missouri senatorial con-
test Bryan, In past campaigns, al.
ways has supported the Stone cause.
Next year, he has given assurances he
viii keep hands of. This means, poll
tical judges contend, that Senator
Stone .-ill be deprived Of valuable aid,
for Bryan helped the senior senator
sweep many counties in 1908, before
Congressman Clark and De Almond
withdrew from the race.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02
COUNCIL ORDERS ELECTION.
Calumbls, No., Votes on Local Option
February 5.

Columbia, Mo Dec. 2s A call was
issued TO-DAY fer q local option cleo
tion TO be held Wednesday, February
s The election was called Ia res
Ponse to petitions presented 10 the
CITY Council at called meeting last
night
Boone County will probably vote on
local option at about the same time,
petitions now being circulated through
out the country asking for a special
alentlnn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02

THK ruling OF "Unols Sam, with
reference 10 adding 50 cents per year
postage 10 weekly papers not paid ia
advance means that unless you pay
for yo1r weekly paper 10 advance you
must paw the government hfty-two
cents 8 rear postage. This extra post
eye does NOT go 70 The newspapers, but
% the government: The Mexico week.
IN Ledger Is sl;00 per rear without any
postage when paid in advance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02
-rARHEEL- CAPITAL CITY DRY.
Raleigh Votes Down D~ispensary, De
spite $4,000 Annual Profit.

Raleigh, n. O., Dec 26.-By . ma
'joritv Of 545 Raleigh to-day voted out
its liquor dispsnsary and becomes a
prohibition city, the d~ispensary to
close at noon tomorrow. In the city
there were s2s votes for prohibition.
Ssl for dispensary, and two for sa-
looms.
The dispensary has been in opera
ton here for four years. The sales
have amounted 70 about s250,O0o ;
year. with about $4,000 profit, this
being placed to the credit of the school
fund, the road fund and the city ex-
pense account. 1t reduced taxation,
but the voters here felt that its in
fluence vas not for the city's best in
terest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02
GLENN o Q KILLED.
Shot Himself Accidently Christmas
Day at his Home in California
Mo.-A Grandson Of Hrs. J.
A. Vaughn Of This City

Glenn Gooch, II years Of age, acci-
dentially shot and killed himself
Christmas day near his nome 10 Cal
fornia, Mo. Young Gooch was q
grandson OF Mrs ]. A. vaughn,of this
city and spent the most OF last winter
in Mexico. How the accident occur
rcd is not known, the message received
stating that be had accidently shot
and killed himself.
Mr., Gooch will be remembered BY
tie Mexico people as q singer, having
assisted In the choir At the Methodist
Church during bis stay here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02

The government building 10 be
erected In Mexico musa be on = cor
ner with an alley in the rear and with
a vacant lot adjoining. There are
several peices OF property OF this char
acter In Mexico, which can be secured
At reasonable prices 1t is the policy
Of the ~postofice department 10 locate
government building near the depot
everything else being equal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02

J. P dAss. q ssdallA. No. Ia REMIT
ting for The Weekly Ledger one gesT
IN advance, says that be has been a
subscriber for thlfty-three yesn and
that the Ledger continues 10 grow bet.
Ter eysFy year, The Ledger has \ right
10 Be pfead Of ~ large and growing
subscription Ast, ID. feels ~esneesi.as
kindly toward the large number Of
subscribers, who have been taking the
Ledger ana paying for Il ever since Il
came under the present management,
An AGA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02
STATES BIG HAN wEDs
FTAnk Warner and Bride Going to St
Louis on Bridal Trip.

Montgomery City, Me-, Dec. @-
Frank Warner. % years old. was mar
ried today to Miss Susie Pronitt Of
High Hill, this county. The groom is
over 8 feet tall and weighs 500 pounds
He Is the son OF william Warner, ST.,
WHOSE family Of fcn-, wife and daugh-
ter and swe sons, aggregate LOO
pounds, perhaps the largest family In
the West.
The bridal couple left for ST. Louis
ona bridal tour. The groom Is =
brother Of Supervisor william War.
ner OF East St Louis-St Louis
Times
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02
Rsy.J. ?. Hsndy Married.

The Cole County Democrat OF Sat.
urday says: non next Monday eve
ming. Rev. Or. J. +. Hendy, former
pastor Of the first Presbyterian church
OF this city, will be united in marriage
TO Mrs John w. Gordon at the lat
ter's home, corner OF Jackson and
Main streets. The ceremony will
take place at Q o'clock at night after
which there will be 3 receptio on at the
palatial Gordon home.
DR.. Hendy is 10 years Of age and bis
companion 70 be is ten years bis jun
ior. Both have thu best wishes OF >
host OF friends not only in this city,
but throughout the state
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02

In the daily Ledger will be found
theladyertisement Of John w, Howell,
real estate. losn and insurance agent.
Mr.. Howell Is reliable In every sense
Of the word and wiil give your bust
ness prompt attention. Read his ad-
vertisement closely and then consult
him with reference TO your insurance
and real estate business II will pay
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02

Mxxloo merchants should start the
new year right by arranging for ad-
vertiseing space m,the daily and week.
" Ledger for every week during the
pear. The Mexico merchants who ad-
yertSse will testify that such an in.
vestnent will prove profitable.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02

!, THx W, @ 7. y. has arranged for
Hon. @ n. Hay, Of Fulton, 70 make
eight speeches in Audrain county out
side Of Mexico.durIng the local option
czmpaign,shertly to open. Miss Rowe
nz Shaner, OF jackson. No., win also
speak for ten days in the cSnnty. Miss
Shaner Is one Of the best organizers
than 4 In the nnnntrY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02

/. l..FiICKs, principal Of the Mexico
e0loFed public school, Is home from
Sedalias where be attended the State
Teachers Association meeting, PROBES
scr Hicks says the Mexico school was
The only one which exhibited indus
trial work. This work was greatly
complimented. and inspired others 10
Try % introduce the same 10 their
schools. The Mexico schools, both
white and eolored. are the best In the
State
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02

OMAHA, Neh., Dec. 30.-A snow.
storm was general last night over
Nebraska, western Iowa and parts Of
South Dakota Points In the Missouri
valley As far north as Pierre report a
fan which averages four inches. The
temperature Is normal and there Is
but little wind.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02

Miss Annie Sullivan. Of this city,
has been given . set OF china. consist
lag Of several pieces for securing sub
scrihers for the weekly Ledger. There
are only two more sets Of this china
left. Who viii secure these hand
some presens&
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02

TIE City council At It's meeting
Moaday night unanimously passed N
ordinance ~forbidding policeman 10
drink Intoxicating drinks while on
duty, also forbidding them to enter
saloons, except 10 their line Of duty.
The Council went into executive ses-
sion regarding the report that the
Elght policeman we're playing billiards
while seven stores were robbed Christ.
=,As night We understand aeommit-
hee was appointed 70 investigate this
raner and report 10 the Council
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02

TUE Edilor OF the Ledger desires 70
especially thank It's country cores
pondents for newsy letters during
1901, Much Of tho popularity Of the
Ledger is due 10 the loyalty Of It's
country correspondents, who cover the
field thoroughly every week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02

LEGAL Option Campaign to Open.
There will be q nesting for the
opening Of the local option campaign
in Audrsin county, outside Of Mexico.
at The Methodist Church 10 Mexico
Monday, January 6 at two O'Clock. U.
G. Rooinson, State Superintendent Of
the AnttSaloon League, and other
prominent speakers viii be present
and address the meeting. Workers
from all over the country are request
ed 10 be present MI. Robinson viii
speak at Benton City Monday night,
January sixth At eight O'Clock.
10. pelaporte,
Chairman Local Opkfon CamDs{on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02
A BILL
Providing for the pufchiS
and the erection Of
h.nat.-.t Maxicn m


Mr.. Joseph Butler, y
house foreman, at Franc
Ruth Berry, the yOungesI
O. w. Berry OF this city =
at high.noon. BY the ReN.
OF the Methodist church
~ after the ceremony
wedding breakfast was
the family and a few
friends being present. Y
tended by Miss Wills
Mr.. c. W. Steckman.
looked pretty in a Osall
frock OF paris muslin
usual wore the conven'
They will be at home pl
after Jan. 18th, 1908, o.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02

constipation and bad blood ara
nw,ns, gu people inch by inch: san
,a ns away Holliister's Rocky Noun.
Ssau hea relieves constipation and
'au iood. Sbc, Tea or Tablets.
v, A, Buckner q On
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02

desire TO notify the public that az
ter January |, 1908, / win be found at
my office over the Savings Bank ready
to take all kind OF accounts, notes
bills and etc, for collection, no matter
how large or how small. They will
receive prompt attention.
Very Respectfully,
u5Wl 7. e Hook.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02
Geo, Robertson in Randolph Circuit
Court.

kOMoserly Denocrat.J
Judge George Robertson, OF Mexico,
will try all the Wabash cases set down
for trial at the January term Of the
circuit court at Huntsville. He will
represent the Hon. VIII A. Rothwell
who Is in the south for his health.
Mr.. Robertson has long been connect.
ca with the Wabash in the trial Of
their most important cases and IS
considered TO he one OF the ablest at
torneys In this part OF the state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02
Miss Humphries Pupil. R~utsrtaip.

Hiss Humphries Pupils Entertain.
An entertainment was given at the
Lawder school house, just east Of Mex
leo, Monday night, December %, by
the pupils Of Miss Nora HUMPHREYS,
assisted BY their teacher. One Of the
special features was q Christmas tree,
on which Santa Claus placed a present
for each one.
Miss Humphrles is a splendid teach
er and her entertainments are always
highly enjoyed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02

The retail merchants Of Mexico are
golng % make their organization per
mansnt and viii have . rousing big
meeting within the next few days,
snen every merchant in Mexico Is
cordially Invited b be present and
ioin the organization. THIS assocla-
tAon Is going - prove very beneficial
n Ne way % bringing trade 10 MEX
laa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02

ALL the corporations In the country
are united-not on q candidate-but
on the purpose Of defeating the Roose-
welt policies and preventing further
prosecution OF the trusts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02
Won The Msda.

Carl Brown. son Of Mr. and Mrs. j.
I. Brown Of Hamlet Ind, but former
~ OF Mexico, No, won the medal for
voice In the Starke Co. High School
oratorical and musical contest held at
knGx, Starke Co. Ind, Dec. 20, 1907
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02
Judge whitley 70 vi.it Rro.har

Judge L. R. Wiley Of the Court Of
Extraterritorial Jurisdiction in China,
VIII be a guest New Years Day OF bis
brother, KIP. Wiley, 5os5 varnon
avenue, St.Louis. The Judge Is on his
way to Washington from the Orient.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02
&c Mlnnis Bslls pehya. M1risd.

Miss Minnie Belle Dohyns Married.
The following announcement refer
ring TO Miss Minnie Dobyns, formerly
Of Mexico, and . most estimahle young
lady explains ITSELF. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Perrin Dohgns announce the
marriage OF their daughter Minnie
Belle to Mr. walter Hill On Wednes-
day the twenty ifth Of December one
thousand nine hundred and seyens
Prescott. Arizona Al horne after
January thirteenth, two hundred and
four Part Avenue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02
How Saloons Help TOW

How Saloons Help Tow \
According to q StaIsa'l
the Ia PAyers L eague ~
cent local option campss.
is 10 . rather bad way haa'
is in debt $4,000 for puI'|
and has warrants outslli
amount Of $1,000 bearlps.
terest which the city j.
90 account Of a deplen
All this with five SALON
cense,i-Butler Repuol'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02

A PRoTRAcTED meeting will start
at the Methodist church In this city
the first Sunday In February. Rev.
Mcconnell, the evangelist will assist
the pastor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-02
cOal,Rats War At Marshall.

Marshall, Mo-, Dec. IS. A cut-rate
war is on here between coal dealers,
and they are selling the best Missouri
coal for $3.50 per ton. delivered. Ccal
buyers are jubilant.