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Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16
THE MARKETS SHOW
 GROWTH OF STRAIN
There Was a Vigorous Rally, However, Toward Close
 On New York Exchange.

NEW YORK. May 15.-Today's stock market showed distinctly the growth of the strain which must ac- company any prolonged movement of prices in one direction whether the movement has simply reached an ade- quate level to represent truly the new basis of values or has overrun it. There was a vigorous rally toward the last. Union Pacific, Chesapeake 6 Ohio and Baltimore & Ohio were ef. fective agents in the rallying, but in consequence of the reduction, net changes were of small figure.
 Bonds were irregular.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16
CHICAGO WHEAT.

CHICAGO, May 15.-July wheat opened A@hc to 7-s@lc lower at SsM09oc; sold up to 9O99o i.sc, then reacted to S9A, and closed weak at S9hc.
 Corn closed firm. July opened 3-S to 5-Sc lower at 64&c to Csc. advance. to 65 7-S.c and closed at 651sc.
 July oats opened 5-S to Sic lower at 46a4 @47c, advanced to 47Ac, and closed at fl 1-Sc.-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16
STOCKS.

Amalgamsted Copper, 67 7-S; Amer. ican Smelling, IT 3-s; Atchison, S3 3-8; St. Paul, 134k; New York Central, 106A; Pennsylvania, 121 5-S; Reading, IF: Southern Pacific ST; Union Pa cific, 144%; U. s. Steel common, 5S% /; U. s. Steel preferred, 102A.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16

A Congressional pool" has been formed for the purpose of forcing through Congress twenty million dollar public building bill There Is no law against pooling by Congress- men.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16

NEW YORK, May 15.-The London tin market was over 1 point higher today. Spot s135 5s; futures a134. local market was firm. ranging from 3012k to 30.32k.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16

Gov. Hughes says the United States is filled with men you cannot buy But he regrets that so few of them are elected to legislative offices, no doubt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-05

A trip Of 126 miles in 8 hours and 25
minutes including an hour and q hall
stop at Paris, besides other short
stops was the record made By
Fred Hathaway. Percy Collins
and Stanley Blattner, In Mr..
Hathaway's automobile q night last
week. These three went from this
city to Paris, returning BY the way Of
Perry and Laddonia.
Messrs. Hathaway, Collins and
Blattner left Mexico on this trip to 60
the Perry. They became lost, and
went to Paris. There they stopped
for about an hour and q bali. Start
ing back to Mexico they went Il
Strotber. Perry, LaddonIa and tnen
to this city.
They left Mexico at 7:45 p. M. and
got back at 4:l0 a. m taking S;2S min.
utes for the trip including stop
along the route. GUod time was made
and especially between Perry and Lad
donna where the 10 miles was cover
ed in IS minutes.
The whole trip was made without
an accident, and Is considered By
motorists as q good record.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-05
WEBER q GRoRGY
HAVE SOLD BAKERY
A. W. Warwick, Of Bowling Green.
Is the Purchaser and Took Posses
sion Friday Morning-Former
Proprietors to Remain in Mexico
for the Present.

A deal, which has been under way
for the past few weeks, was consum-
ated late Thursday afternoon when
Paul Weber and M. r Georgy sold
the Model Bakery to A.-O. Warwick,
OF Bowling Green. Mr.. Warwick
took possession OF his new business
Friday morning. In the deal Messrs.
Weber and Georgy took a 100 acre
farm, located near Bowling Green.
For the present Mr.. Georgy will re-
main In Mexico, and assist the new
proprietor In the bakery business
Mr.. Weber, as stated in this paper a
short time ago will open a garage for
the repair and storage2of automobiles.
and therefore will remain In Mexico.
Mr.. Warwick comes toMexicO well rec
commended and is a first-ciass business
mar in every sense OF the word. The
Ledger Joins the citizens Of Mexico In
welcoming Mr.. Warwick to this city
aud wish for him success Ia his new
enterprise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-05
Al all druggists in three
sixes 2se. soc and Sle0
per bottle
NEW zEALANp's WHITE ISLAND
Always EnveIoped in Clouds Of Steam
Its Strange Lakes.

White island. In Australia, derives
It's name from the clouds Of vhita
steam in which 1t appears to be con
tinuRlly e~nveloped. Its area Is only
500 acres, and its height about $50
feet above the sea level.
In form and color 1t is like a repos-
ing camel, while its interior with it,
gray, weather-beaten. almost perpen.
dicular cliffs, recalls the Coliseum at
Rome. Overlapping the southern
landing place stands a column OF
rock closely resembling a sentinel,
which has been dedicated to the mem
DRY OF Capt. Cook. The water Of the
island Is Of q pale green hue. and any
thing dipped into It becomes of q
red brick color. The fumes of sulphur
are always plainly perceptible.
On a fine moonlight night a wonder
full sight Is afforded to any one who
win sit in an open boat In one of the
lakes OF the island. Covering an area
Of 80 acres is an immense caldron
kissing and snorting and sending forth
volumes Of poisonous steam, while all
chances Of egress appear to be denied
by the steep, silent and gloomy cliffs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-05
ouaInt Fiuan Plant.

There is nothing under the sun quite
50 quaint. so weird and witchlike as
the pandanus prairies Of Fiji. The
pandanus. or screw plant, as 1t is
called, is a most ~grotesque specimen
Of the vegetable kingdom even at the
best and in the early stages Of its
growth. In Its very young days It is
Of an extraordinary screwlike shape
and looks as though some unkind hand
had taken hold Of its long, swordlike
leaves and twisted them round and
round. Later on 1t Strengthens out a
BIT and from 1t grow s number Of tall
wooden stills. Its foliage is simple,
q number Of dropping, ragged tufts for
all the world like mops, and very
mournful looking. Among these mops
hangs the fruit, in shape like a pine
apple, made up Of hard red and yellow
kernels, woody and hbrous, and quite
UNBEATABLE from a Europeans point Of
view.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-05
b omcials Here

Tue uptown etice Of the Wabash
railrUad In this city was the scene Of a
very pretty reception Saturday noon
when tine officials OF that road we're 10
this city for thirty minutes TO meet
the shippers and business men Of Mex
leo and become better acquainted
with them. There was q large repre-
sentatiOn OF local men present and
Mr.. Bruton was assisted In entertain.
ing by bis wife and Mrs. Chas clay
brook.
The ONCE was decorated and each
guest was presented with a carnhtiun
pinned 10 small white ribbon bear
ing this motto, Take the Wabash"
Punch and cigars we're served and the
affair was q very delightful haif hour
The officials Uf the Rad visited a
number VI tue largest cities on their
western line, Saturday, meeting the
business men and shippers at each
place and convsrsing With them rr-
gardlng the business " the road The
entire day was consumed 10 this man
ner and AZ every point tuey we're mist
cordially received.
Mexico is one u the largest cities on
the western division OF the Wabash
add one from which much passenger
traffic as we'll as freight Is derived.
The meeting proved a decided sue
cess In every particular
WABASH OFFICIALS on SPECIAL.
r. A. Delsno, President, Onicago
Henry Miller, V. P. & Gsn1 Mgr,
st. Louis.
s. z. Ootter. Gsn1 Supt st Louis.
N. @ Max well, GsnI rrafis Mgr,
st Louis.
j. D.. Mcnamara, Gsnl Psss Agt,
ST. L1uis.
@ q. stinson, Gsn'l Frt Agt, St.
Louis
W. H. wylie, Asst Gen'l Fri Agt,
st. Louis.
H. G Watts, Asst Gsn'l Fri Agt,
St. Louis.
E q. Newman, Asst Gen'l Fri Agt,
Chicago.
W. a. Hopkins, d F. Pa, Moberly
]. E. Stunpn, Supt, MOoerly.
j. ID. Dacy, NJ NJ, Moberly
J. T. Sheehan, E Of NJ & N, Mober
ly.
O. A. How, Gen'l Purch Agt, St
Louis.
E. r. Needham, supt Motive Power,
Springfield.
Geo. C. Yeomaus, Asst to Pres,
Chicago.
D /. Forsythe, supt Transfer, St.
Louis.
Edward sheelah, Z Of NJ 8 W, Peru
Ind.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-05
NOT ALTOGETHER An ACCIDENT.


One Harlem, N. ", matron was dis
cussing with another Harlem matron
the misfortune which she considered
had befallen the husband OF a third
Harlem matron.
You see" she said. che went down
to the steamer with a friend who was
going abroad. and became so interest
ed talking in the friends cabin that
he neve noticed the warning whistle,
and the steamer sailed with him on
board. However, he sent a Marconi.
gram to his wife, so she wouldn't wor.
ry. dare say he's been kicking him
self about the ship ' Q SINCE
"Perhaps-and perhaps not" re
piled the second Harlem matron. THE
fact 10, he told my husband in con.
hdence ten days ago that he intended
to be carried of to Europe accidental
ly, because 1t was the only way he
could go without taking his wife
along But for heavens sake, don't
mention the matter, my dear. because
'e told my husband in the %strictest
confidence
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-05


Ia the last issue Of the Montgomery
City standard tneFe appears 40 &C
count Of the Montgomery High
School foot bali game against the Nc.
MILAN High School Of this city here
two weeks ago. The yisltlrs com.
plained Of certain decisions aud that
the locals played ringers" The re
port u a mistake.
Tue LEGAL team was composed Of
bigh school men aud a certified state
ment 70 this fact can be worn TO at
any time Il such q measure Is desired
The decisions objected 70 we're all per.
fectly IN linc vito new rules. Per.
haps the Montgomery team was not
conversant with the rules and thereby
the Misunderstanding.
Tue head Of the Mexico schools sees
that only men play on the eleven who
are eligible. IL is unfortunate the
game could not have been played
without wEaugline and finished "a
the satisfaction Of both sides.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-05
FIND woMANs Wit uNcERrAls.
A. When This Wife Failed to AppFscL
ate Her Husbands Pleasantly.

Don't always rely upon the ready
Wit Of a woman" said the man who is
sometimes pleased to consider himself
an oracle. THAT ready wit business
Is sometimes prone 10 pet way on
For example, my vile and children
had been staying in the country for
several weeks and | was regular with
my letters. as every loving husband
should be. Finally on the day before
my wife was to start for home | con-
ciudsd my letter TO her with these
words:
This will be the last letter ] VIII
write TO you for a long, long time
when ! got down 10 my Office the
next morning I found a telegram from
my wife waiting for me. What on
earth do you meany read the dispatch
Later a registered letter came from
her. She had blotted almost every
line with tears. What II was all about
! could not imagine.
"Then my telephone bell rang. and
when ! answered / heard my wife's
voice speaking ver the long distance
phone.
"'oh, John said she. Is that really
you? / thought you had committed
suicide!'"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-05
WEBS AGAIN Al iOs YEARS
A Kansas Esgro's Bride is Eighty
Years Of Age.

Topeka, Kan, Oct. 2S.-An unusual
wedding took place ~ Hillsdais, Kan,
recently when Lewis Merriman, Of
PAolA, and Mn Amanda Hunter, OF
HtilsdAle, both negroes, were married.
The bride 10 eighty yesrs Of age and
the groom los.
MerTiman % EprY and active. He
says he vas born IN Virginia on the
Petersburg road. His masters name
vas Ben Soper, and when q young
man be went with bis master 70 Clay
County, Nc. When forty-fve years
ole be was sold to 9 man named Mike
Arthur, nine miles north of Liberty
He lived there until the battle OF
Lone Jack, when he enlisted In the
Union army. He makes his living
doing odd Jobs and gardening He
says IL is mighty bothersome living
alone and 'she Jest wanted someone
for company and 70 do bis cooking
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-05
Stock and
Farm Notes


". A. Greer, 9 former Audrain
county bog who Is connected with the
Street car system in G. OAR Rapids Ia,
Is bone on q visit, Mr.. Greer says
the coFo in Iowa is not up 70 its usual
standard though somo better tia . be
has seen IN tbs vicinity. he likes bis
new home though be still contends
AudTain Is hard TO beat
J. Mongler, Of this eoanty. mad cat
tie on the St. Louis Market Nonday.
He was represented By Is stsers aver
aging 1921 Ms al .ss2S
A Boone C0uDty farmer has thres
COWS that are raising q brood OF pigs.
r. was while the co~s were lying
down that the little grunterS. learned
how TO steal their rations and since
then they have been standing on their
hind legs Nbiie they reach up and
draw the milk % which they ara fat.
tening. They steady themselves BY
placing their front legs against the
cows hind legs.
B. Brown, lof this county, had Is
steers averaging 1888 pounds that
brought $3.50 on the 81. Louis market
Monday.
r. O. Peck, a regular feeder and
shipper and patron II the ST. LOUIS
market from Audrain county was 10
st Luais Monday attn a consignment
Of fat cattle. Two prime 17s2,lb.
beeves sold At $3.50, the top II the
market Six teers averaging ll03 BIS
sold At ais. While 80 bead weighing
1883 MS brought : 60 straight Ac-
c0Fding Mr.. Peck, be fed these cattle.
AL summer and they made good gains.
BE reports very bad weather last sat
urday and a heavy fail Of snow which
lasted but a short while, as it vas q
very wet kind. Prospects for the win
ter feed does not look very encourage
ing, though he hassse sersl loads that
he put on feed lately.
Baker Barnes, OF Andrain county,
contributed a lead OF good cattle for
the St Louis market Tuesday be
sold 20 steers of 1899 n average at
$500.
johnson & Romans and Powell &
Mundy had cunsiRnments OF hogs on
the ST. Louis Market Saturday.
Toe following parties will feed Star
Brothers western ,earliDg sheep this
winter-the sheep having arrived this
week: Starr & Aflick, u car loads;
Strrr & Son, I al loads; G. Eyerhark
l car; and J. q. Starr LETT for Denver,
Colorado. Tuesday where Starr Bros.
will receive 10000 more western yearl-
ings on the Understandable Courier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-05
xxuxxxx1Yuxxrxxxxxxxu
! 30. 20 and 10 YEARS
AGO THIS WEEK.


THIRTY YEARS AGO THIS eEEE
Two pairs Of pants were stolen from
the L. Phillip clothing store.
A L. Bryarly and Miss Matte Ear
som, both Of AHassin county we're
married.
A Catholic fair and festival, vas
held 10 Mexico. The proceeds netted
400.
oliver Beatty, Thos billiard and
Stanley Pearson went TO Texas in a
wagon.
Tom Coons and John Daniel and .
a party OF friends were home from an
extended hunting trip on the Usage.
Eight deer we're killed, Mr. Daniel
Killing four OF them.
The residence OF W. L. Corner. Il
miles northeast Of Mexico partly buFr-
ed doing great damage.
TWENTY YKARs AGO rHIs WEEK.
]. W. Atchison bought the |. NJ.
Menefee residence IN West Mexico.
Josie Jmith, the l2-year-old daugh-
ter OF Joe Smith, living east Of Mex.
loo, was kicked OF the bead by q
horse.
Bob and Min. Shoca were severely
injured BY q horse running away.
Alvin Powell,o OF Thompson, accepted
a situation at Glenlock, Kans., as tele-
graph operator and depot agent.
Barth's clothing store was robbed Of
several dollars worth Of goods.
Mrs. VIM. Dones,livIn on n. Water
street, tired at a burglar who was at
tempting To enter her house.
Tom Daniel and Miss N. Z. Nc
Donald were married AZ Thompson.
A literary society was organized at
Union School House. The officers
we're; W H. Mcintyre, president;
JtS. Atkins, vice-president;
Miss Annie Martinique, secretary;
Jas. Green, Jr,, treasurer;
Jas. Green, Sr,, sergeant.
Mrs. George Byrns was fatally burn
ed while "burning out'' her chicken
house.
Sheriff John Atchison, OF Mexico,
came near being asphyxiated while
sleeping at a hotel in Louisiana. Cause
defective gas valve.
TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
Mira. Lucy Leeper, mother of @. e.
Leeper, Of Mexico, died at her hone
10 Concord.
w. q. Lesh, Of Trenton, leased the
Ringo Hotel in Mexico.
Jos. Vented and Miss Lulu Miller
were married at the Catholic church.
Mrs Mathew Russell and family
moved TO this city from their home
west OF Mexico.
Derby r. Little and Miss Sarah
Harvey were married by Judge $. NJ.
Edwards.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-05
DECLARED WORSE THAN CANCER.


you OF the younger generation.
said the dentist, severely, don't appre-
eiate the importance OF the conquest
Of toothache that dentistry has made
"Toothache is the worst torture that
ever afflicted mankind. Its pains
laneinating' they are technically called
ARE worse than the pains of cancer.
Worse than cancer: that is the truth;
4 bare heard it from physicians. ]
have heard it from three old people
whom cancer finally killed. They all
said that the pain of cancer at its
worst was mild beside the pain Of the
worst toothache.
'aToothache drove DeQuincey to
.opium-eating. DeQuincey, 100, says
in HIS Opium Eater-like all dentists.
| have the passage by heart:
No stronger expression OF tooth
aches intensity and scorching fierce
ness can be imagined than this taot--
that within my private knowledge,
two persons. who had suffered alike
under toothache and cancer. have pro
nounced the former TO be, on the scale
OF torture. by many degrees the worse.
In both, there are at times lancinating
pangs-keen. glancing. arrowy radia-
tons OF anguish; and upon these the
basis of comparison is rested
paroxysm against paroxysm-with the
result that / have stated
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-05
For Chrome piarrhoaa

"While In the army in 1868 / was
taken with chronic d~iarrhoea," says
George M. F%elton,of South Gibson, Pa.
II have since tried many remedies
but without any permanent relief un-
til Mr.. A. W. Miles, of this place, per
suaded me to try,ohamberlaip's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, one
bottle Of which stopped it at once.n
For sale by Crlswell Drug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-05
PROBATE SETTLEMENT DOCKET
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 9th, 1908

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1908.
Estate W II whitledge, JF t whit
ledge Administrators
Est. A J cautborn OF al, ] e Jesse Grdn
TnlmadRe heirs, o + House
II sneod Summers, T Harris
Mary McCarty. ] Il Jesfe
:" Minerva Thurman OF al Thos @ Thur
man grdn.
" Byron Bradford. NJ o Barnes
" Leo J Hines, Nj Hines
" Sam Calhoun, Minnie Calhoun "
Rosa ] Dawson, T Il Hook
TUESDAY, NOV. 10Th. 1908.
Est.Curtis Field OF al.w w Harper grdn
" Hubert Branstetter ct al, r. p Bran
%stetter. urdn
n stuart. Allen stallings
:" Lydia @ and Mary spelman. JOIN
spelman grdn
Bertha Fareman, Jno Fareman $50.
Myrtle Moore ct al, FannieB Moore grdn
" Greed @ Lewis ct al. Maggie K Lewis
grdn
Roy q Virgil Squirting n T Squirting "
I" Fred MeFadin ct al. Laura MeFadIn "
=" Margaret Feger, W @ Fecht adm
WEDNEsDAY, NOV. lib. 1908.
Est Geo ~Youngblood, John Youngblood
grdn
=" J ID Tucker. y r Jesse admir-
p" Eddie Mcdaniel, Effie Mcdaniel grdn
:" Levi Mcdaniel, Stella Mcdaniel
Frank NJ Doyle, A Shannon admr
" o MCGOWAN, Emmett MCGOWAN adm
. n e Berry. 7 p Berry
4" Andraw u uadlav
" Rolla J Darling, L N Motley admr
Timothy Scannell. P H scanneII {"
THURSDAY, NOV. I2bn, 1908
Estate sikeman 9 WEIGH. Belle WEIGH extr
" Mamie Pryor, I Il Hook ardn
" John w Stewart, j T Byars extr
W L Evans. N Dix. admir-
" w II Burch, Walter Burch extr
John BGregory. o r Ciars extr
" 10 Shepherd, N MO Trust 90 adm
Thos # Moore. Grace Moore
" Henry Edwards, Thos A Edwards
" Kate A Middleton H p Middleton
FRIDAY, NOV. 18TH, 1908
Estate Geo n stauffer, wary E staunei
extrx.
Matte e Ellis, Allie Ellis extrx
JH Dempsey. VIM H Dempsey admir-
" Alex q Ivy wiliiams.J T Williams adm
lie Roy a Eleanor Chestnut W Atkin
son, grdn
John H Bird, A II Bird admr
" OG Brakel, r O BrakeL, admr
Joseph Holtkamp. Ohas Hoitkamp
" A D Reagan, N r Reagan
Joseph r johnson. Claudia W johnson
ndmr
VIM NJ Houston,A s Houston admr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-05

Harry Craun, who lives rs mllea
from staunton, and had never before
seen . train or street car. was in the
city to-day. He would not leave the
railroad station, expressing the feas
he might get lost. He is otherwise
very intelligent, and ives well dressed
and seemed to appreciate the hurnof
Of his situatlon-Richmond Times
Dispatch.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-05
stenographer, Asking Marriage
Annulment, Says Threat OF Triple
Murder Brought Her Consent.

Chicago, Oct. 2o.--"Marry me, / say
or I'll kill you and myself'-thls il
the way Laura E. Dunield, q stenoQ.
rapher, declares John a. Harvey pro.
posed TO her home Ia Detrolea, Can.
ada, two years ago after she had be-
come engaged to a rival sutton. Basil
w. Essery.
but, protested the girl, then only
eighteen years old, II am the prom.
ised wife Of BasiL.r
"Then III kin him, too" said the
alleged desperate william"
Fearing for the life OF herself and
her fiance, basil, the girl went to Sar-
mia, CANDIDA. with Harvey, and they
were married. After the ceremony
they separated, and 0 0 afterward
she came to Chicago.
Recently she told her story TO At
torney Martin r. Cornelius, and he
filed q bill for the annullment OF the
marriage that led TO her being "false.
" called Laura e. Harvey"
The Ledger covers the iaeid.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-05
BRANDEEBURG PHOTOGRAPHED
FOR THE RoGUE's GALLERY
New York Police Inspector De-
nounees Writer While He is
Measured"

New York, Dot. 20 LINED up with
the mornings assemblage OF plckpock
cts, burglars and petty Offenders,
B%roughton Bradenburg, the magazine
writer, stood before Inspector McCaf-
ferty and his detectives this morning
and heard himself spoken OF IN no I'M
certain terms by the police official.
"Here Is a man. said the Inspector.
"who took advantage OF the death OF
former President Grover cleveland to
sign his name to an article which be
sold to q newspaper for the double
purpose Of getting money and iniuenc-
ing voters throughout the country,
knowing that any u~tterance Of Mr..
Cleyeland's would receive great con-
sideration."
Brandenburg was then measured by
the Bertillion system and bis photo
graph deposited In the rogue's gallery,
after which be was taken to the Grim
inal Courts Building to be arraigned.
Brandenburg Has arraigned before
Judge Warren W. Foster 10 the Court
OF General Sessions in an indictment
charging grand larceny in the second
degree On application OF his attor.
ney, Joseph Williams, who entered a
plea Of not guilty for his client, bail
~
was fixed at $500 II was Immediately
furnished BY q bonding company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-05
Administrators Notice

Notice Is hereby given that Lsbt'
OF Administration upon the estate
Lucy B. Board, late Of Audrain COl
~, Missouri, deceased, have oe
granted to the undersigned, L
Rodgers, by the Probate Court Of So
County OF Audfain, bearing dabe,
24th day OF October, 1908 =.
ALI persons having claims aeaio
said estate are required TO eKnl'
them to me for allowance wjtnln Q
year after the date Of said Letters
they may be pFecluded from any y
ett Of such estate and II such clal
be not exhibited within two ye'
from the time Of the publication
this notice, they will be fofe'
barred, r D. RODGERS
Administrator Of Lucy b. Board,
ceased. Oct. both, 1908 34'4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-05
Year 1908 Year i
NOTICE 70 THE
Tax Payer
OF AUDRAIN COUNTY

Notice is hereby given that
be at the following places on
dates mentioned below for the
pose Of collecting all taxes due |
Audrain County:
Benton City. Tuesday, Nov, 10.
Martlnsburg. Wednesday, Nov
Rush Hill, THURSDAY, Nov. Il.
Rowena, Monday, Nov. 16
Sailing, Tuesday, Nov. II,
Sturgeon, Wednesday, Nov. Is
O~entralia, THURSDAY, Nov. 10,
Laddonia, Tuesday and WedneSd
November "a and %.
Mt Carmel, Monday, Nov, 30
Farber, TUESDAY, Dec. /.
Vandalta, Wednesday, ThurSd
Friday, Dec. 2, 3 and 4.
THOS. +. R0DENi
Collector Audrain County, M
Mexico, No, Oct. %, 1908.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-05
HIa paep conc.rn.


The kind old lady noticed a SIN
lad entering q oobbler's with a sm
package,
What have you there. sonny?"
asked. kindly.
Mas slipper replied the lad; s.
sec, there Is a taos QUO or pace i
and | want 10 have It fixed before
notices e."
"Ah, what q c~onsiderate little b,
! suppose you are afraid the Il
might hurt your mothers FOOT"
well. 1t isn't exactly that. You S
the tack is sticking out on the sole
this Is the slipper ma spanks
with
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-05
MEXICO SONG WRITER
MAKING DECIDED HIT

Ineesslag Fepu arity OF the Music
Written By mrs. J. A. Darnaby-
Letter Received by Mr.. Darnaby
Who has Just Returned with His
Wife from an Extended Tour 81
the Great Northwest