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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-28
ELks TO CHARTER TRAIN.
Practically Entire Local Lodge Will
Attend State Convention.

Elaborate plans have been made for
the entertainment OF the Iowa state
Elks' Association. which meets In con-
vention at Dubuque. June 10 and II.
The big Elks' lodge of that city has
ample funds in hand and set apart,
without solicitation. to defray all ex-
penses and there will not be cheap
feature in the program. An attendance
of at least 5000 Is anticipated. made
up OF delegations from all the principal
cities of the state. and Marshalltown
Is expected to send a larger represent
alton to this convention than any pre-
cedlng 1t. and will charter q special
train for the occasion. Practically the
entire local membership will go.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-28
FIRST CONVERSION REPORTED.

Interest in Cottage Prayer Meetings
Told BY Those Who Attended.
AT Tuesday afternoons tabernacle
meeting was reported one conversion,
the first Of the revival, so far as is
known.
Those who arose in the meeting to
bring reports from the prayer meetings
said that interest was increasing, as
we'll as attendance
Mr.. Frank, Mr.. Sundays assistant,
said that the prayer meetings here
were being as well attended now as
they had been in some places after the
meetings had been in progress for two
or three weeks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-28
SPECIAL MEETINGS.
Sunday Will Speak to Young People OF
FRIDAY Niuht

Sunday Will Speak to Young People on
Friday Night.
The first of several special sermons
which Rev. Mr.. Sunday will deliver will
be given on Friday night, when he will
speak to the young people, especially
the clerks and high school students.
His subject will be forces That Win"
Seats for the young people will be re-
served up to shortly before the time for
the meeting to begin
On Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Mr.. Sunday will speak again for the
young people, this time especially for
the high school pupils.
Saturday and Sunday afternoons
the meetings will begin at instead of
q: 80 as on other days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-28

A new passenger train schedule will
go into effect on the Chicago Great
Western railroad, May 2, and the time
tables are expected to show several
changes. The local office has not yet
been advised as to what changes the
new schedules will contain, but as soon
as they are known they will be an
nounced.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28
DOOR GLASS BROKEN IN
TWO STORES TUESDAY

Between s and o'clock TUESDAY
might, some unidentified party or par
ties smashed In a. large glass In the
rear doors of Fred Brands Grocery
Store and Griffee & Martins Shoe
store. Nothing In either place was
taken SO far as Is known. chas.
Wade, who sleeps over Brand 8
Grocery Store, heard the glass faii
when broken. 1t Is thought that the
intruders were frightened away befor
they had time to take anything.
When seen Wednesday morning
Mr.. Brand stated that nothing was
missing from the store. He statec
1.-THE glass in rear door had beRu
broken, and a sack of potatoes tina
was lying under the door, had beei
opened and partially emptleo
and was done, it is supposed, whel
the party stepped onto 1T on enter
ing the building through the hole !
1.-THE door. The potatoes were seal
tered over the floor.
Mr.. Martin, of the Grrlffee C Ma
, tin Shoe firm, stated that the
could not find anything missing frol
their store. Owing to the fact
was so early in the night and thf
the glass, when broken, made
much noise, 1t was his opinion thi
the party was frightened away.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28
MRS. S. HALLEY'S REMAINS
INFERRED At AUxvAsSE

Mrs. Sam HALEY. who died at her
home in Ft. Collins, Colo, last FRI
day, was formerly Missouri girl,
having been born and raised near
Auxvasse. Her maiden name was
Miss Kate Lawrence, daughter of T.
H.. Lawrence, Of Auxvasse. She has
many friends in both Galloway and
Audrain who regret very much tt
hear OF her death, which followed an
operation.
The remains we're taken to Aux
vase for burial. The funeral wal
held from the Baptist Church at AUX
vase Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clocl
/ by the Rev. Sanderson.
The deceased is survived by on
child boy six years old, and
husband.
DR.. and Mrs. Haley went fror
(, Missouri to Colorado about six year
ago on account OF Mrs. Haley
health. She underwent an operatio
recently for appendicitis.
The Ledger joins her many friend
in extending sincere sympathy to tn
bereayed ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28
FOR STOMACH AGONY
Ask Otis Purdy About Ml-o-na,
Gives Relief In Five Minutes.

Otis Purdy Will tell you that he
guarantees Mona to relieve prompt
ly and cure permanently all dis
eases of the stomach and indigestion,
or he will return your money.
Have you gas on stomach?
One Mi-o-na tablet and the mis-.
cry Is ended.
Are you bilious, dizzy or ner
vous?
Mi-o-na tablets will put you righ'
In day; give relief in 10 minutes.
ROW, uear reauer, avn'r go on sur
fering with stomach trouble. b
fair to yourself; throw aside preju
dice and try Mi-o-na. 1t is a grea
Doctors prescription. No doctor eV
er wrote better one.
And money back from Otis Purd'
if you don't say Mi-o-na is worth III
weight in gold. Sold by leading drut
gists everywhere but in Mexico b
Otis Purdv at 50 cents large boz
Test sample free from Booths Mi-c
ma, Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. Mary Hutchison says: Pain
and distress in my stomach and
general stomach complaint, was Ell
tirely cured for me by the use
two boxes of Mi-o-na, and I hav
no hesitation i'm recommending i
use" sos Pearl Street, Ypsilant
Mich, Dec. 10, 1908.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

A LARGE number OF Republican
throughout the country are joining
she Democrats to fight Cannon
Iand the protected interests at Was.
Iington AS long as we have high
protective tariff the people will foot
The bills while Cannon and Aldrige
|"crack the whip" We rejoice that
the Republicans, especially through
out the West, are waking up to the
Importance of revising the tari!i
with the Democrats in order to get
beneficial results. The issue before
the people to-day lis the tariff. While
great many people think this issue
Is a back number and Of no import
anoe to the public, the people who
foot the bills know better and are a
last waking up and are going to be
heard from. You can call them "sn
surgents," or any other name you Dc
sire, but they are the people.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28
HON. WALTER WILLIAMS, de

HON. WALTER WILLIAMS, dean
of the Missouri School OF Journal
ism, writing for a metropolitan pa
per says: "In certain family bur
ying ground in Southern Missouri is
gravestone upon which are these
words: Here Are Buried My Aunt
Jane, My Negro Nanny, and Her
Husband, Tom, a Negro Gentleman
of the Old School, The family bur-
ying ground Is disappearing. In Sa-
line County is yet preserved the Sap
pington burying ground, where two
Missouri governors are eburied. In
Boone County, in the William Jew
ell Cemetery, walled and exclusive
another Missouri governor is inter
red. Here and dhere throughout tht
State in the regions more remot'
from the newer cemeteries Of th'
towns are family graveyards, usual,
pathetic in their unkemptness, grave
stones broken and tumbling down
and weeds growing where flower
once We're. The family buryini
ground scarcely ever endures to tn
third generation"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28
PRESBYTERIAN SYNODOF
MISSOURI IS SESSION
Columbia TrRbunel

With an opening sermon by the
Rev. Dir. William Langtry. OF Clay
ton, at the Presbyterian church on
Tuesday night, the Presbyterian syn
Cd OF Missouri opens its session
here. 1t will continue in session 3
days. Ninety one churches In Mis-
souri, are represented, by about 1870
delegates who are being entertained
by members CT the denomination.
N. =. Gentry. of Columbia, Is chair
man, and Marshall Gordon and PROD.
Jchn sickard are members Of the
entertainenent and arrangement conf
mbttee.
Among the prominent guests attend
ing are: Rev. Or. II. Marques, the
president OF the Louisville Seminary;
Rev. ]. p. Hail, Of Cuba; II. b. Glenn,
governor of North Carolina: II. G.
Ostrom, OF Athens, Ca, secretary OF
the Laymen's Movement. Many 9th
er visitnrs are also in attendance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL
Health Is Worth Saving, and Some
Mexico People Know How to Save
It.

Many Mexico people take their
lives in their hands by neglecting
the kidneys when they know these or
gans need help. Sick kidneys are
responsible for vast amount OF suf'
fering and i'll health, but there is nc
need to suffer nor to remain in dan
ger when all diseases and aches
and pains due to weak kidneys car
be quickly and permanently cured bS
the use of Doan's Kidney Pills. Here
| Is Mexico citizens recommends
tfon.
| ], e. Green, farmer, of Mexico
Mo-, says: From my experience
with Doans Kidney Pills, | can hear
lily recommend them. My back wa
very lame and painful and my kid
neys were so badly disordered that
had little control over the secretoni
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured
: the Criswell Drug Co., relieved m
promptly and knowing as I do
their greaat merit, have often re
! commended them since"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
r., sole agents for the United States
Remember the name Doan's-al
Il take no othe'
J. A. Groves, of Prairie Vie
y brother of County Judge Cook Grow
{ and one of Audrain's most suecessi
u farmers, called on the Ledger Il
week and reports everybody prosp
Gus and happy in his part of t
country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28
THOMPSON.

Miss Ella Reed is the guest OF rel
atives near here.
NJ. M. Creasey and sister spent
Monday with Mrs. Mary Creasey.
Cy Barnes is building new Gel
lar. R. P. Tinsley is doing the work.
Cant and Considine has sold about
six cars coal from Mt. Olive, Ill.
Joe Considine shipped out one car
hogs Monday night; he also sold
two fancy two year old mules to
]. l. Howard at $500, and sold 40
breeding ewes to w. II. Greenwood
for $3.50 per head.
c. G. Bledsoe went to Chicago on
Tuesday over the G. & A. with z
cars of tip top cattle.
S. r. Craighead shipped the first
of the week the John Baker heifers
weighing S65 lbs. at O7.
o. B. Davis bought Monday thu
Rev. William Jesse farm OF 15'
(acres. Price paid, $45 per acre.
| A good meeting is in progress az
lWisdoms Chapel. Many are beint
saved.
/ ]. ID. Cline sold 2 mules to WI
ICline at $275 and bought one hors'
of Bert Berrey, price $165, ant
bought one mare from Cy Barnes a
$50.
DR.. Neil King has a position a
: -iteacner OF lathematics IN The put
e lie school at Webb City, Mo. ID
+ King will make good to this school.
T. J. Hoover sold one mule co
= at $4,000 to Mr.. Ramsey.
H. T. Squirting went to Chicag
y Sunday with cars of fat cattle.
S Beverly Mayes and wife came SUI
= day from Centralia. Mrs. Mayt
v is the guest of her parents, R. ]
(. Davis and wife.
y Geo. Chadwick is painting h
house in Thompson occupied by
IS V. Boone.
a Mrs. Gene Whitesides spent Su
n day In Centralia with relatives.
If Mrs. John Bundridge and litt
q daughter are home from Sturge'
is after visit with Mrs, Bundridge
i, parents.
F. Nj. Tinsley and daughter spe
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
s. Tlnsley.
lg Miss May Burns was the pleasa
IL guest cf Miss Leila Tinsley Thursda
n Miss Maud Douglass was up fri
mt Benton City Sunday to visit b
[r. friend. Miss EDNA Gait.
or James Squirting had one car
ed cattle in Chicago Monday.
'e- Chas. 1. Davis tLd wife have
turned to s.. Louis after vi
here.
VI Rev. S. l.. Palmer closed
It, NEE ting at Hopewell Friday mig
He was assisted by Rev. H. II. M
tin. Three additions were repor
all by baptism. A good meeti
nc notwithstanding the bad weather.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28
With Enthusiasm Over a Wonderful
Discovery.

A well.known scientist recently in
troduced to the people OF TT. Wayn2' ;
Ind, discovery resulting from
wars of hard study, extensive traV-
ell and much experimenting that has
become the talk of thousands and NJ
set that city ON fire with enthusl-
asm over the many wonderful things
IT has done. Scores of people who
have suffered for years with some
chronic ailment have been rest-T
to perfect health after using this dis
coyery, principally composed OIL
collection of roots that are soak u
i'm hot water, then the juice is eA
tnacted from them. 1t lis callet
Root Juice. Many say that the en-
ergizing effects of one swallow 0
the iuice is almost instantaneous. 1
seems that 1t relieves almost an
Itronble OF the stomach, bowels, KID
neys and liver and that its soothing
healing and tonic action on the dlgef
Tive and secretory organs is so rapl
that even some of the worst case
of indigestion, constipation and mel
vo,tsness, kidney troubles and rhet
matism are perceptibly benefited
, the very start.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

II c. PATTERSON. editor of the
MARSHALL, Mo-, Democrat-News, who
Mai suddenly at Boonyille, Mo-, this
morning of heart failure, was one oi
most prominent and sue
eessful newpaper men, and was know
throughout the western part OF tht
S,ate as the most successful hustler
for business connected with any Mis-
kourl country paper. Col. Horne
|kho was formerly editor Of this pa
her sometime ago killed Col. Jacl
|Groves, of the Kansas City Post
|who, on trial for his life was fount
Insane and sent to the st. Joseph
Mo, Hospital
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28
MARRIED IN
SOUTH DAKOTA

Clayton Patrick, of Mexico Mis-
souri, and Miss Martha Ann Tuck
er, Of Roodhouse, ILL.,, were mar
ried Wednesday, Sept. %. at Red
field, S. D., by Rev. ]. G. Hardness.
The young couple viii make their fu-
tune home in "Good Old Dakota. I"
Let success and happiness be theirs.
They were accompanied to Redfield
by Miss e. johnson.
Mrs. Patrick was formerly OF
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28
HAVE BOUGHT AUDRAiN
COUNTY FARMS

II. c.. Sparr, this week, sold his
farm where he now lives, to Albert
Price at $3.50 per acre. This farm
is located about seven miles south
west of Mexico and is splendtd
piece of land. Mr.. Spar will give
possession March /. He will prob
ably build a residence on the place
he recently purchased from Elmel
Dicus, southwest of Mexico.
{ o. A. Lindenmyer has purchased 81
acres of land from Elmer Dicus
joining the farm Just purchased b.
Mr.. Spaar. This land sold for $S'
per acre and consists of some O
Audrain's best dirt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28
TuRNER-sPENcER
NAf%RRIkIf


(WoHham, Tex, JournaD
Tuesday night at IL o'clock j. N
Turner and Mrs. Bette Spencer were
united in marriage.
Mr., Turner Is our popular
rural route carrier on number 4 out
of Wotham, is man of excellent
business qualifications and everybody
in this whole community is his friend
The bride lis a cultured lady ant
admired by everyone. She is
daughter of our good citizens, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. R. Creasey. She hai
visited in Mexico, Mo-, during the las
two months. On her return hom'
| Tuesday Mr.. Turner met her at Cor
sicana and when they arrived hom
on the night train they went immed
ately to the Methodist parsonage
where thy were made man and wifi
by Rev. T. w. Taylor.
Il Congratulations are extended.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

o. D. GRAY while in Mexico this
week said that arrangements were be
ing completed to plant trees and put
down granioid walks and open the
streets In the addition to Mexico just
bought by the Central Realty Com
pany from W. e. West. Mr., Gray
says this company Is going to helT
make Mexico q city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28
MEXICO AUDRA COUNTY MISSOURI THURSDAY OCTOBER @ 1909
DEPARTS FROM MEXICO
LEAVING SEVERAL HUN
DRED DOLLARS IN DEBTS


w. f. Haley, the pfoprieeor anu
owner OF new manulac1urlis Gun
Germ that was estabhshed mere iase
summer, mas departed irom MeAn0o
Whether his leaving was preiiisulr
tated or he Went away eApeclrus -
return, but Deing o'er'ahen w Sun
hard luck and Will reeurn 'aes
question that some of ms creuaVoa
would Ike I Know ne ieae '''''fu
seVeral unpaid pliis.
| Haley came 10 uills caey @pou'
months ago. ne reheeu roonAS ~
the National BANK anu pesan .us
manufacture Oh waAine anu s0noo'
supplies. LATER MS BUSINESS p
TO develop anu appaieS INC ~
mand for ms soous gre" uAi'ii ne i''e
to seek larger Quarters ~. 49,.
| Negoelaulons weie openeu VIZ - ~
WaDasn ior ssap VI eu 90
west on ele NiafA a'.1 =
ON thls grouhu' "h"n ""S ~
py ahe rtalifoau' Ai"i.io D9
xoo heet anu ~ to7e nen "''s
strucoed- some eAlle uuiAns Nue u1'
Mr. Haiey hoVeu " nis y" ~
tion' col'Sli'une ~ - 60. -,
puStiess Dus'er' ""A7 anu
hfacNpo@rus' -.,., /,
On sept ~ MI iha'ey en.fppu 80
car on hiS soouS iiOan ne ~ -
Sas Slty' ihe heAe e'y ~ 'o''o"
anu oiiice ~ilet 'nine A'' ~
MeAico' 0eVeiai BUSINESS ~ 80 -
received ie'.ers Aioin MIS- 80 -
. VINO Ioiiowsu mgr ~usp
tnae ne was NaAem suu'
hahsas oS'y. moi
VINO hau so.u TN .n9
r W sloo woreu VI eDus ~ 80 - -,
|. naa recelVeu pa'A.ei. ~ Wv w."
notMied py MIS-. marcy tiiAe
r couid get the goous paoh anu '''hAe'
s $So Oh tnem' me iurni'uie was te
!. turned
s Haley rented tne i1oru propelVs ~
d .. olafh aNenue' anu iuu
o snortiy AMER ne o'iie ~ NeA-ot
n other phlis' ~ us saiu' Wete oolN'e'o'
ed " open ohe s'S'a'liSi'ii,ent ar ~.
<. so prompt was ne il nl"As -
is Inst payineiNS lnat ne nau 60
K une con1luence VI ene BUSINESS mn, ,
* on this csIy' anu otliei pllNs "9ie Av4 M
MN ON tlnle' pul on oepe. - -
le uaUe ne aiiaue iii' i''S't SnIi'lne4r - 80
mere ne oweu sAA VI sose. n'no n4i. :
aoiiars ll"' reiliaih unpu' Sr(
m 'nah .no ooin 80 .n
RS VINE W INC eaieos 'n"e IiAlios We
IS uetaiiiins ier nuSpaAu' in' w. =, :,
On oeei reoei'0u -iV-n nAn' ''i''''
aS lal 40 o"A ~ 1n4
ds snApe%. - 80 .,s 80 !,
he sls neu " M. .s - A "a, s !, /,
r9 ur - a''4a,-ss - ~ so,,ow,D
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

FRANK Il. BRUT0N, timber agent
for the Wabash Railroad Co., with
headquarters in Mexico, wants to buy
large 10. Of ties and timber, and
the attention OF our readers is call
ed to his advertisement in this even
ing's Ledger. There is good deal
OF timber and In Audrain coun
ty which should be- cleaned up and
used for farming purposes. Mr.. Bru
ton will pay you a good price fol
your timber. and your land is wortl
more money after 1t Is cleared. Fo'
prices and specifications you cal
call on Mr.. Bruton at his office il
Mexico or write to him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

,ouETT sHoUSE, formerly Of the
aexico Ledger, is now manager of
large brokerage firm at Lexing-
L. XIV. Jouett Is a reliable, pro-
'r.ssiye young business man, and
nredict will meet with splendid
,oceas IN the financial world. Jou-
H. many friends in Mexico join
T. Ledger in Wishing him unbound
Il nrosperity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

FRANK BRUTON suggests that a
700 amphitheater be built in the
Sestern part of this city between
4 two railroad tracks to be
"a for stock sales. The Ledger
opaves Frank is right when he
>. that such an Arrangement will
"A largely to the success of the
oct sales in Mexico. Such an ar
npement should do much toward
Ringing stock from all parts of Mis-
orri IN be sold in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

CONTRACTOR ID. G. OWEN has
made splendid job of the paving
on West Monroe street, ami the peo-
Pie along that thoroughfare are to
De congratulated on having one OF
the best streets In Mexico. Not a
single complaint is made, and even
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

It's different, so entirely different
see the name on the leg-The Genu
inc Round Oak--3S years sales mort
than the combined sales Of all othe
heating stoves. There's a reason
good reason. The price is reason
able. too. At Robertson's. dw1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28
We carry complete line o.
Keen Kutter Tools, Pocket
Knives, Food Kutters etc.
Durkee & Dearing

S. P. Emmons G Son and Hopkins
& Carter will have their big cattle
sale Nov. 16. Buyers will be pres
ent from all parts of the country,
as bargain will be offered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

James Hendrix and daughter, Mrs
Murray, of Nevada, Mo-, are visiting
Mr.. Hendrix's sister, Miss Lily Hen
dirk, on N. Olive street. Thos. Hen
dirk and family, of Molino, spen
Monday with Miss Hendrix. Mr.
Hendrix had not visited Mexico TO
sixteen years and was much pleased
to see the many substantial improve
ments that have been made.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

M. W. KITE, of Slater, was in
Mexico this week trying to arrange
to establish wagon and feed yard
near the public square, but was un-
able to secure lot. Mexico needs
more hitching rack space, but as
property advances 1t is almost I'M
possible to secure lot for this pur'
pose that Is convenient to the busi
ness part of the city. Our city coun
Gil made wise move when it bough'
the present hitching rack lot before
property advanced.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28


l.. A. BIRD has sold the Vandalia
Leader to T. B. Wilson, Of Kinks
vile, Mo-, who will take possession
Nov. II. Mr.. Bird is arranging to
get out a special edition before ne
turns the Mail over to his success
sor, Mr. Wilson is young man
OF fine attainments and we lwelcome
MIN to Audrain county journalism
We are glad to know that Mr.. Bird
Is going TO remain in Missouri and
Win likely engage in city real es
tate business. Bird is hustler ant
WIN make good In whatever he un
derakes.,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

The bride is quite well known in
this city, being a sister of Mason
Creasey, and formerly lived here. The
Ledger joins other friends in ex
tending cordial congratulations and
best wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

one oF the best ways to make Mex.
II a city is to get business down
a cash basis. All accounts should
sataIed at least once a month. In
n way a dollar can BIO made to pay
craat many debts. The old-fash-
way of settling up once every
par or so will kill the best town on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

4S0 to- $40 acres of good tillable
land well located and with fair i'm
provements. Price your land right
and give full description. Want tc
deal direct with owner. No agents
Address Farmer, care ledger. dw1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

the former professors are now tick
led to death with the improvement.
We felieve that next year citizens
of Mexico will unanimously on all
streets be in favor of paving.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28
he Weekly Ledger

.rprRE will be more building in
',lco during next year than dur
any other two years, and Il the
Eo.arlo railroad is completed next
= there is ne question but what
iii have $4,000 inhabitants be-
,..,arv 1911.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

WITH the city prisoners working
on the rock pile and the county
prisoners working ON the roads those
who won't work can be made to work
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

ENFORCE the law and keep those
who won't work moving, and there
Will be no burglarles or hold-ups In
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

We have great number Of soft
coal heaters Of every description
The Estate, the Globe, the Bridge
G Beach. You can depend on them.
Ferris G Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

G. @. Frazier has beet he grew
in his garden that measures "a
inches in circumference. Mrs. Fra
zier picked the beat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

Mrs. John Faires. who reside with
her daughter, Mrs. w. L. Corner.
fell Saturday and severely wrenched
her back.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

The New Car of the Improved New
Miller Wagons just in. The finest
beds on any wagon. New improved
features. To see Is to buy, at
wit Robertson's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

DON'T shoot game out OF
season, unless you want to get into
trouble right away.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

AN up.to-date tenement house
would prove good investment in
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

THE Kadogan Hatcher Printing Co.
OF Quincy, ILL.,, has been closed by
the Sheriff. ..s5.s,..sa.--.ss-.-..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28

ALI the newest shapes in Ameri'
can Lady, also the Sahlin. Corsets.
d2w1 Ricketts, G. Emmons D. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-28
EXTRA SPECIAL
SKIRT SALE.

Silk, Voiles and Panama Skirts, al
big reduction, for one week only. All
sizes for Women and Misses, al
prices that can't be matched in Mex
leo.
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