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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04
Said the Wise
Oh Owl on
Rsubin DaIs Cap.

Ed Dermody is c~onvalescent.
Logan Bybee is on the mend.
Billie Kemper is slowly improving.
Frank N. Williams has an agra
vated attack Of the Ia grippe.
! Mrs, Jesse Bratton is home from a
visit to her parents at Independence.
Major Tom Mildred, the well known
tailor OF Vandalia, is In Mexico shak.
Ing hands with old friends.
The price OF eggs is higher than a
cats back and hen fruit is scarcer
than hens teeth-40 cents per dozen.
Did Capt. Sam Potter really get
held up" and gave up bis diamonds
and money? Bead Shoe String items
in next Mondays Ledger. Get wise.
No tidlngs as yet from Clark Gar
rett, Barney Hooton or Chas. Karnes.
We fear they are lost. "Oh, where
are the wandering boys tonight ?"
The Owl suffered a severe attack Of
ouck-ager Tuesday. Gun grease and
Cottonwood Springs water saved our
life. The attack vas close up to fierce.
Our aunt, Mrs. Rufus Hisey, has
been in feeble health for some time,
but is now much improved. A free
use OF Cottonwood Springs water will
bring back the rises TO this good
lady's cheeks. ., glory
Col. and Mrs. Sam Evans are home
from a sojourn at B. B, Springs. Both
have much faith In the waters Of
these springs and both have been
greatly ~rejuvenated by dipping their
bills. Col. Evans says Cottonwood
Springs water is mighty good but in
some cases il does not reach the right
spot. We will let it go at that.
Col A. M. Trimble tells the Owl
that Major VIM. N. Boatman has sold
his dray wagon and team to Charlie
Bradley. Col. Trimble says Major
Boatman will take his seat as mana
ger Of Carter Johnson's Plat Head
Indians March 4th-at precisely the
same time as VIM. Howard Taft takes
his seat in The presidential chair.
Miss Golden Pippin says the Owl
got gay and hoped down of the water
wagon to pick up his whip. Correct, !
Miss Pippin. The Owl had that far.
away feeling and was yearning for
some n to love. Bg-the-way, Misses
Golden and Estelle Pippin'are writing
some very nifty Shoe Factory items
for Ledger readers. Dear Pippins,
Keep ON In your good work anu you
shall wear golden crowns.
Again w say, it's a pity the Ledger
Owl has no ears on his feet. We know
some mighty warm news but can't
print 1t for money or for love. We
would be warned out OF the state or
killed by Mexico Night Riders. It's
q shame-7a measieg shame-that q
good life item is suppressed from pub
lication in the. Great Oracle Of Truth,
the Ledger. The Owl smiles and
winks the other eye. We are not bull
let proof % made out Of iron.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04
. . = a y . =
LAND TRANSFERS
u n N n N n n n

Lucy Scott to VIM. L. Scott So A,
the west part of 100 A. being the
north part of southeast IA of 1852
s. Consideration $1.00.
Maude J.. Alexander to N. q. Moo
nav, Of Oklahoma, lots 1 and 2 OF
block 4 Of swift's addition to Laddo.
MIA. Consideration, $3.50.
Fannie P. White, of Colorado to
Clara p. Hardin of Jackson county
an undivided 1-2 of the north IL Of
the southeast IA of section 10; 10 A
the northeast IA OF the southwest IA
of section 10; and the northwest Ia
of the southwest IA OF the southwest
Ia Of section IL, all in 52-11. Con
~sideration $4,000.
D. t. Smith to Theodore ]. Man.
ming the east IL of the southwest
IA and the west IL OF the southeast
IA. 1906. Consideration, $14,025.
Permelia Coons to Chas. s
Campbell, lot 9 in block 1 of Coon'f
addition to Mexico. Consideration
$3.50.
Harvey Coons to John w. Wether
aid, lots Z and 8 of block IS of Aaron
McPike's second addition to Wanda
liza. Consideration, $500.
Eli Dunlap to w. G.. Broyles. 25z
liz A. as follows: northeast Ia Of
80; the northwest IA of the north.
west IA of 29 and all of the east
IL of the east IL of 10 south o.
Wabash r. r., and all that part o.
the west IL of the west IL of 2s
south of the Wabash R. r.; all in
sig. Consideration $4,000.
John J.. Bennett to Clay p. White
20 A. the north IL of the northwest
IA of the northeast IA Of 2S-51-9
Consideration, 5000.
Lakenan & Barnes to Albert Snow
northeast IA of 16-52-10. C~onsidera
ton $1,000
Agnes Blair to A. ID. Hamilton, 10
1, block 4 of Muldrow's addition t.
Mexico. Consideration $1,000.
A. d. Hamilton to Jno. F. Redden
loot l of block 4 Of Muldrow's add
1 ton to Mexico. Consideration $4,000
The city of Mexico to e. B. Frencl
east 1-2 lots % and 80 block l in new
city cemetery. Consideration $25.
John Bethel to w. F. Atkinson lott
8 and 4 of block 2 in Hill and Rusf
second addition to the town of Rust
Hill. Consideration $3.50.
d. Y. Barnes to q. T. johnson, un
divided IL interest In lots rs block
and lot 4 block 8. All In Fairviev
Place. Consideration 500.
Frank R. Dudley and I. T. Nc
Cue to Jerusha w. Stanley, 81 fee
in width off of east side of lot 3 o
block 10 county addition to Mexico
Consideration, $3.50.
Mrs. Ora Lowery to Jas. Brockmar
so acres of the west IL of the s. W
IA of 1921. 80 A. of the east l.
of the southeast IA of 1921. Con
s~ideration $3.50.
Walter E. Smith to Irma Barne
Howe, lots 9 and 10 in block 4 o
Lakenan & Barnes south side add
ton to Mexico. Consideration 5000.
". F. Atkinson to Jas. Spotser. IL
A. located in the southeast IA of
SIT. Consideration $5S08.50.
t. v. Starr to A. D. Allen, tn
southeast Ia and the east 1-2 of tn
east 1-2 of the southwest IA of 2
and the northeast IA and the cas-
IL of the east liz of the northwes
IA of ~, all in sos. Considerable
$4,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04
c U NOTES.

The taking Of evidence in the case
of Il. o. Edison VS.. the Clarkson
Realty Co., was finished "Wednesday
and the case will be argued Friday
night.
Simon Spurs and Sam Alexander
both negroes, were arraigned, charge
with highway robbery to which both
pleaded not guilty.
Raymond Fox charged with violat
ing the local option law, was arraign
ed, as a also L. v. vomund, OF
Martinsburg, on a like charge. Botf
pleaded not guilty and gave bond.
The case of chas. L. Brooks, Adm
VS. Robt. II. Brooks, ct al, is on trial
The ladies' OF the Christian churci
will serve a chicken pie dinner a
1.-The church Thursday, also supper TN
same evening. CSC per meal.
.rncrS AnUHRTIgEMENTS PA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04
County News.
RoYENA.

ROWENA
Rev. Conner has been holding a
series Of meetings at Bethlehem.
Mrs. Hugh H~oIlenshead Of C~entralia
was here the guest Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Nell, q few days
the past week.
Mr.. Eche sold a load of hogs to
r. G. Peck at $3.50.
An agent has been In our midst
canvassing a book describing the Ital
earthquake.
Some Of our citizens butchered last
week.
The telephone meeting to have bee
held in Rowena Friday was postponed
on account Of the blizzard.
Mrs. Jess Burnett attended the fun
eral Of her aunt. Mrs. jackson, at
Mt. Zion last week.
There was no school and no mail
in u midst Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04
HOWE Thisi

We oiref One Hundredi Dollars BewaFd fol-
any case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured BY
Halle CAtarfh Cure.
We, the undersigned, have known +. J.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe him
perfectly honorable In I'll buslntB So ~transac-
tIans and financially able to carry out any OBJ
legations made by his firm;
WALDIN0, KtNNAN 4 MARVIN, wholesale
Druggists, Toledo
HALLS Catarrh cure is taken internally, 40
ting directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faees OF the system. Testimonials sent free
Price 7bc per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
FRANK j. CHENEY q Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, T5c.
Take Halls Family pills for constipation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04
An Appreeiatiye Gift.

The Ledger's Wise Old Owl desires
to thank the Brown Shoe Company Of
st. Louis for a beautiful United States
map, which is very unique. Col. G
W. Brown is president Of this nam
moth Shoe Company, Col. ]. Fl. Rob
lee is vice-president and Col. G. e
Southwick is secretary and treasurer
The Company's motto is-"St. Louil
Our Home-The World Our Terri
tory Capital stock, two million fiv,
hundred thousand dollars. Manufac
turing capacity, twelve million dol
lars per annum. The Company hav'
107 travelling statesmen. The map vii
be placed In q conspicuous place II
the Reading Library of the Hote
Waverly, where IL can be seen ant
much admired by our many visitor
and guests. LEDGER Own.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04
SALMON, CONVICTED
MISSOURI BANKER
GETS NEW TRIAL
LAWYERS DECLARE SUPREME
COURT ACTION PRACTICALLY
AcoUITs HIM AND ENDS FAM
Gus CASE
Mrs. Meinhart s~annebeck, of This
City, a Former Clinton Girl. Lost
All of Her Money When This Bank
Went to the Wall.
Gus CASE

The Supreme Court held, jefferson
City Tuesday reversed the convic-
ton Of Major Harvey w. Salmon,
former State Treasurer and once the
chairman ( the Democratic State
Committee, on a charge of grand lar
ceny. The charge was based on tn
Collapse Of the Salmon bank in Clin.
ton, Mo-, and Major Salmon's sen
tence, fixed April l, 1907, by a jury
In Warsaw, was three years in the
~penitentiary. Mrs. Meinhart Same
beck, Of this city. who is a former
Clinton girl, lost all Of her money
when the bank failed.
Mai. Salmon has been at liberty
on bond. pending the appeal, and liv-
ing in st. Louis. The action of the
Supreme Court is regarded as ending
the famous case, which had its orl-
gin June 81, 1906, when the Salmon
bank closed its doors, having but a
few dollars on hand to meet liabil-
titles aggregating 100000. Scores of
residents Of Clinton were financially
/ ruined by the failure.
The Supreme Court held Jefferson
| City dispatches state, that the trial
court should have grained Maj. Sal
mons plea in abatement, which 1t
denied. This was the ground on
| which the conviction was reversed
and the case remanded to the Ben
ton County Circuit Court.
While a new trial is thus made
possible, |. is doubtful, the dispatches
state, whether the case will be re-
| yiveds
Manager Sent to Prison.
4. M. Casey, manager of the bank,
who was indicted on II charges Of
forgery, was sent to the penitentiary
in 1907 on a five-years' sentence. He
confessed to forgeries, which he said
were committed to protect the credit
Of the bank and the name of the dead
father, George w. Casey.
Frank Salmon, Maj. Salmon's
nephew and a bookkeeper in the bank
was indicted with him, but was ac-
quilted by order Of the same judge
in whose court Maj. Salmon was con-
victed. 1t was held that he had no
authority to reject the deposit which,
1t was charged, he w%rongfully accepted
The The Salmon bank was the
principal financial institution of Gin
ton and Henry county. 1t was the
best known private bank in Western
Missouri. The wide acquaintance and
political influence Of its. proprietors
added to the confidence which led
many of its depOsitors to intrast all
their capital to is care
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04
MULE SALE
Wednesday February 10

/ will sell at the G. M. Shrade
farm, "a miles N. W. of Mexico, and
3 IL miles N. of Rowena:
2s MULES-Coming Two-year-olds,
These mules range from Is to Is
hands high, are good blocky well built
animals, good %colors, and mate up
like you want them. All mares ex-
cept five. VIII be sold in pairs.
TERMS--Ten months credit at 7
ner cent. bankable note. 4S-1t
CARL M. sHRADER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04
BAD FIRE
DISCOVERED
IN TIME
RESIDENCE OF WILLIAM p.
SMITH ON S. CLARK AVENUE
DISCOVERED ON FIRE TUESDAY
WHILE FAMILY wEREAT MEAL
Blaze Had Gained Excellent Headway
In Closet When Smoke Aroused
Family to the Danger

What might have proved q serious
blaze and resulted In the partial II
not complete destruction Of the pref
ty residence Of William P. Smith, on
s. Clark Avenue, was discovered at
noon Tuesday. Fortunately the
blaze had gained small Roadway when
found and was extinguished after only
SIS worth Of damage was done.
The family were eating dinner whe
the smell of smoke attracted their at
tention and before they could arise
from the table 1t was discovered the
blaze was in the closet in that room.
When the door was opened the en-
tire interior Of the closet was found
to be In flames. 1t was extinguished
after a little time and damage to the
extent of $75 resulted.
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Natl Stock Yards. ILL.,, Feb. 2.1sO9.
Cattle receipts 5000. Supplies lib
eral at all markets. Trade opened
generally 1Oc lower and closed fully
Csc lower than yesterday or 10 to
15c below the close Of last week. Their
/ was some demand at the decline ear
ly in the day for stuff that Just suit
ed buyers, but late in the day there
was little or no call for anything, and
a great many cattle remain in the
pens unsold. We advise caution in
marketing stock next few days. The
trade is in no shape to stand a heavy
run.
Hog receipts 1880. Market opened
zoe lower than yesterdays high time;
top $6.70, and the late trade was 40
to SOC lower. Top at the close $3.50.
Bulk of ali the hogs sold to-day will
average 4Oc below yesterdays bulk.
A good many hogs received to-day
should have been on yesterdays mar
ket, but were delayed in transit, caus'
ing receipts to double up to a great
extent. This serious break will un-
doubtedly check shipments during the
next few days and a more settled and
higher market should result.
Sheep receipts $500. Market 25c
lower than yesterday. Top lambs
$3.50; top yearlings $3.50; top sheep
$3.50, that price having been paid for
a few small punches which were bet,
ter than anything on sale yesterday.
Outlook steady in this department fol
the next few days. (.
Natl Live Stock Commission Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

The Stoddart Society Of the Pres
byterian Church will meet Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock instead of $3.50
in order that the members may be
able to attend the Missionary Rally
at the Christian Church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

III. WI w Macfarlane, who has
ben IN for several months at the
bAe q 1elatsSes In Fulton. is again
bia 10 ba oaf. He returned to this
|ty T4estay where his many friends
|ere AiAd 70 welcome him back again
pa lsope thst he has recovered his
d time he&itb.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04
Winter Tourists Fares
Az. A. AAfaka

Winter Tourists Fares
Via the Wabash.
To points in Alabama, Florida,
Georgia, Louisiana. Mexico, Missis'
sippi, New Mexico, South Carolina
Tennessee and Texas. On sale daily
Nov. goth, 1908, to April Both, 1909,
Return limit June list, 1909. stoT
over privileges at certain points. Fol
further information, call or address
I. M. Richards,
Agent Wabash R. r. Co.,
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

If seven sheep were on M side OK
Ne fence. and n of them jumped
ever to the other side, how many were
ieftf" propounded the teacher to the
primary class. Pauline's obsel va
tons of animal life had not been in
vain. despite her tender years. There
would't be none left" she reyned.
knowingly. IF ms jumped over. they'd
all follow.--Harper's Weekly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

Makes blood and muscle faster tina
ny other Eenedy. Gives health,
rength and Vitality. HOLSTERS
ocky Mountain Tea towers above all
her remedies for making sick peo-
h weli. ena yell people weller" So
anfa. T6a 81 Tablets. criswell Drug
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

hiIaa RerMe1ia Mahan, of Carthage,
as de Easst of Mexico friends
@ss1zf while en- route home from
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

Get zoQf sgpply of Munsing Under
|eaf f9F mont winter. l sell them at
! pr cent 1Iscount, this week only.
R~oi4s4H'A Dry Goods Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04
r TO
THE GROUND WE'D
NESDAY MORNING
HANDSOME COUNTRY HOME OF
THE LATE GEO. A. MORRIS
CATCHES FIRE FROM A DEFEC.
TIVE FLUE AND IS A TOTAL
LOSS - LOSS ESTIMATED AT
FULLY $4,000


NakeV'e", we suDu'oa0
~reS'oence o' the 'ate seo, =. "o'.
was compulsory aeso'oyea ny =
"eonssuay "o'"'"s. 'os
'al sha WIZ ~ss'esse' 'u"y s'o
y D'a1s "ss o'se''eu "
oo'oes US "ohs W M
manu- a"a "ae ss'"e' su "
was h"posD'e - 's'sse any "
.ne oonte"es. IaNoV'ew was o"e
ue na"oso'"ess "'"es e"' "''
soun.
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~ ociocA peunesuas ine no
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~ ~ "' w. @
ua'eu IN 'ne sou.nerh supuips Vi I'M
oNy' ine ine Impairment mAe :
Ieooiu run 1ne soeno VI 'ne
"ue on 'e ~"
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W
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ESSAY W 'ne ~
sine iof Inc PURPOSE VI sasins Tug
several ou'pnss 'n
my D"Ae was ~
o'eu ia'',el On 'ue pa'e anu
ne waiheu se inmates Vi 'he pia
y nau saiheu such neau"as no
couid De saved Al the time VI 'ne
nne MISS nene moii mis
Mrs' Daniei neauus anu
moiiis weie IN nc non
pareis TIME - ie"se INC 70
iore y was loa's i !.
rrac.icany no'nins was sa'eu 2
gang u "orAneh iioni d neaiDy 0a"
nun arriseu On 'ne Soene sno
.er .ne Are was u'seoseieu pu. 'he
nense SMOKE throushou' .he nouse
forced them 10 refrain from a''elipl'
ing 10 save anytning. a very anu
apie hprary anu a hanusolhe uoiie
uon Oh are antiques was iost pe'
sue ne entire iurh'snihss Vi 'ne
nome winch we're very cosuy'
sister que ana NORA " very
n Boston terriers tne property u
ueo. MOTIFS u, VINO was apseh'
from nome az tne ume OF tne piaze'
She lost a fin Yorkshire terrier, Rye,
the little animal being incinerated In
the building,
The Lakeview estate consists Of
l2O acres and Is n OF the most val
liable places In this section, II de-
rived Its name from It's location pc
Ing situated on n apogee OF a nil
overlooking the Water works lake
The mouse was covered py insurance
but the contents VIII De q totai LOSS
Lakeyiew was constructed IN 1885
by MT. motifs, as q country resi-
dence when ne retireu from business
IN 81 Louis where ne had Deeh one
OF that Guys most prosperous airy
goods merchants. ~ was u Deauti
fui structure Oh WOOD the interior
walls med with pricK. inc nome
possessed lls own gas plant anu ~
every way was thoroughly uouerl
ABOUT $zV'ovo insurance was carried.
MIND M a. Ail
LIES
After an ess - sa ua
eioh' sne
mrs' M: a. inas' "ne ..
inonias' ius m eas'
ci's' uieu : hei n
wiz " neiu : :.
ms o,.y n1i9 w :,
Wnite conouuns 'ns eifi a
winch the REMAINS WIN NC
tne Guy cehleers
Mrs' lhonIas was peioie nei ma
rage MISS nopei.s que was
e Oh une onriah ou
uesoteu ohtn Woman"
her husband she - surVi'eu ~"
cniiareh anu Que auop'eu o.n
are htneiyh anu oiauue' anu uei'ie'
She aiso ieaves iour 'i'' ON
tlve 10 mourn ner uea
Tney are MIS- .. w. r'afris, y I'M
city; MRS. ANNE FISHER, o'uron
Mrs. saiiie balance sheipy county
MISS Dora r'oDer's' Doone ~
Wm., FRANK anu AieA No :
Centraiia; m eopef's' resiu
ing IN hahsas' anu JAS '
vile ;.
Inc Ledger joins o'ner lrienus !"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

TO sen things. new things, used
|lnEs. rafa things. spare things-is
bit 81 lie mission Of the Ledger
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

George Mcdowell went to Fulton
Monday.
George Interpreter went to Wells
vile Tuesday.
Ed. Prltchett and DR.. Diven were
at vandalia Thursday.
Miss Ruby De Vault Of New Flor
ence is visiting her brother and sis
Mrs. Moser returned from Whitfield
Mo-. Monday.
Chas. Peyton was a passenger to
Mexico Tuesday.
Jim Hendrix was at Mexico Mon
day.
1. H. Elgin and family have moved
to Winfield, Mo.
Joseph Maera, of Linwood, Mo.
visited his brother, DR.. Maera, re-
Gently.
Coyington & Noel received six car
loads of cattle from Arkansas last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. Lambert, Mr..
Trout, Dist. Dep, from Hannibal and
J. r. Wheatley were here last week
to help in the invitation of ten mem.
bers in the Mutual Protective League
Geo. Fennewald shipped one load
of hogs to st. Louis this week, Fen
newald & Kersting, one load cattle.
Mrs. Watkins, mother and daughter
spent Sunday at wellsville.
Matt. Lane. of Foristell. visited at
Ben Verhoffs Monday.
John Wilburn was down from Mex
leo Monday.
Mrs. Stillman, Of Wellsville, spent
Monday at Mrs. Watkins. Miss Beu'
lab Watkins accompanied her home.
PRAIRIE VIEW.
Miss Finney White of Mexico who
has been visiting Mrs. ]. A. Price
has returned home.
Miss Sallie Robinson has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. VIM. Blair.
o. A. Lindenmeyer and family have
returned to their home in Harcourt
Iowa. We are glad to state that they
will return in a short time to live
on the w. F. Settle farm which they
have purchased.
Oscar White lost a valuable horse
last week.
MI. and Mrs. MARROW Shock spent
several days in Mexico the past week
The steam pillow began work In gBa
sill Prices pasture last Tuesday. ~
Moore Bros. sold 40 head of IA
hogs to Fred Roberts last week.
B. f. Mayes has rented a farm
south of town formerly owned by Mr.
O'Brien and will move there shortly
We are sorry to lose this estimablt
family from our midst, but u loss
will be their gain.
Miss Ida Mae Kerr is home from
her school duties at Fulton. She has
been having trouble with her eyes
We hope it may not prove to be Sc
rious and that she may shortly re
sumo her studies.
Albert Price has gone to the north
ern part of the State on business.
Mr.. o'Brien will nov to th'
farm he has recently purchased, nov
occupied by B. F. Mayes.
Miss Jennie Blair made a trip t
Columbia last week to have her eyes
treated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

Clay hamilton has returned to Ne.
ssk4 after d Visit to friends and
|Ietfvsz Va this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04
aaaERs.HARRIs.

uuftia Rpaers and Miss Beulah
lafFzs. both 81 Martinsburg, were
aaFflad Wednesday afternoon, Feb
unfy 3 Nv icy. G. M. Aker, pastor
I the MeEhoaist church, at the home
/ the minIaEer. Mr.. and Mrs. Rog-
"a lsft iminediately for ottumwa'
owa. where they viii make their flu
efe home. This most estimable
oupls ha4e The best wishes of their
aaav friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04
pASr MGH pRLESTs
MEMBERS

Abbay. John
Atkinson, VIM. F.
Arnold, Jas. ID.
Blackburn, Ernest L.
Burroughs, Daniel s.
Bruton, Arthur
Bratton, Nolan v.
Barth, Joseph
Clay, Green
Cunningham, e. r.
Cave, Edward s.
Crawford, James G.
Carpenter, VIM. H.
C~onsidine, Joe
Coil, Paul e.
Chance, A. Bishop
Drake, s. Morgan
Daniel, Reuben A.
Duncan, Thurston B.
Douglass, VIM. H.
Edwards, Samuel M.
Edwards, Julius r.
Edmonds, Richard II.
Elliott, Eppa F.
Elliott, Alfred L.
Early, Bernard B.
Faddis, Marshall H.
Farrell, Edgar H.
Glandon. Jos. A.
Guthrie, John A.
Graham, John B.
Goodson, Frank t,sq.
Gary, Legare
Green, Charles w.
Green, Joseph e.
Cant, Henry T.
Houston, Algernon s.
Hope, Robert l..
Hall, Christopher @.
Hoxsey, Thomas ].
Holmes, Arthur
Haskell, Benz. F.
Hawthorn, Lee B.
Householder, Milton
johnson, Charles
Jesse, Frank r.
Johnson, VIM. w.
Kabrieh, George
Kelso, Thomas J.
Kuhne, L. A.
Llewellyn, John F.
Llewellyn, Henry D.
Lee. James w.
Leaf, Edward L.
Martin, Edward F.
Martin, Oscar l..
Marshall, Thos. H.
Marshall, John T.
Morris, Fred A.
Meffert, Charles B.
Mitchell, Llewellyn J.
Middleton, Benz. r.
Owen, James B.
Mckee, James d.
Mckee, David A.
Mcclure, Robert L.
Potts, Joseph A.
Parker, Frank H.
Poisson, Oscar
Robertson, George
Robinson, Erastus.
Rodes, VIM. r..
F.. Ragsdale, VIM. s.
Ragsdale, W. B.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04
E~hAuTAuouA PRAc.

LEGALLY ASSURED
The ehautanqua committee has Sc
|nrad The uaesof the Buckley pasture
h he northeast part Of town for the
|iaea o. holding the next entertain
nels3. Yhe Ghautauqua for the next
ummaf ID practically assured. There
emsIas only about 100 tickets YET
o b a9id and these will be disposed
Il. i Ii thoHght, without any trouble.
WANIGD-At once, good reliable
shiIA b1y. Must be 10 years old Of
bHe Good position, good salary.
lit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

THE LEDGER JOB PRINTERI
FOR NEAT UP-To-DATE WORK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

Hill, FIJI, Feathers Etc.
We arc headquarters on
bio above GA this market and
ssura You top prices.
48.A SAM r
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

LA4ies's Muslin Underwear Sale,
|i5 week only. at greatly reduced
Ficcs, 81 Poisson's Dry Goods Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

JaEt received a big shipment Of
|s1af1I and White Fish. 65c, 75c
NJ {fay kits, at Choppers. coat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

To rescue dissatisfied boarders
and roomers-is n of the regular
tasks OF the Ledger want ads.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-04

Any one desiring any kind of work
done, see the Associated Charities.
Miss Frost, the Superintendent, has
a great many applicantsfor work, and
it is hard for her to find employment
for all those who apply: Both wo-
men and men are seeking work
through the Associated Charities
HARRlsoN's SALE SUCCESS.
The Harrison sale Tuesday on the
Wood Maddox place, south of this
city, netted over $4,000. 81 Mules
brought $7700.
The Home Mission Society OF the
Methodist Church will be held at the
Church Thursday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. A good attendance is de-
sired.