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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11
Macon. Mo-, Nov

Macon, Mo-, Nov. Q.
A gold mining company of Ma.
con county has been incorporated
with a capital stock of 100000.
The shareholders are all Ma
con County people.
The mine is within a mile and
a half Of New Cambria. 1t Is a
twentyfOot ledge Of blanket forma.
ton and lies 1870 feet below the sur.
face. 1t has been open for several
years, but only within the recent
year have practical tests been
made Of ore.
A recent mill run at Denver OF
1000 pounds showed sis m gold
and silver to the ton. The com.
pany controls 1850 acres. which will
furnish enough material to last for
many years.
The promoters Of the company are
James Reed and q. A. wager, both
expert Colorado miners. They say
That within a year the Charlton Val.
ley VIII resemble Cripple Creek and
mines will be dottiug the whole val.
ley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

D.. rn SID a a1cA con On
.ths Streets Saturday for So
WAR waite soa Gale Berrey a
Igoooz mae4 cos Saturday for s5L
Lockrdgs q Jones sold So hogs
for I cents to Charlie Powell.
Charles Holtkamp Is going to Tex
IS 20 bay real estate.
Ezra Freeman, OF Harrisburg, sold
q horse in Fulton Monday to Lee
Bros. at an even 500.
Jno Brewer sold a car load OF
saddle nc1ses in Chicago last
week. They brought good prices.
Henry SaHnebeck sold a mich
COW on the streets Saturday for
|s21.
The John E. Davis farm, of 800
acres. east Of this city, about 4
IL miles, has been bought by R. d.
CLARK. Of Mt. Pulaski. I'll. 1t brought
s2o, 900.
j. w. Duff, of Illinois, has bought
two pairs OF fine mare mules
from T. p. Harrison, OF Mccredle,
Mo-, for SLIGO. Tyke handles only
the best.
C. II. Dean is fixing up the Wentz
farm and VIII make it his home.
This is a splendid piece Of proper.
tty.
A. W. Worsham has bought a
farm in Texas for $500 per acre,
and will moV there to reside. We
wish him well in his new home.
Albert Marshall, who sold his
farm 4 IL miles north Of this city,
The Ledger regrets to learn he will
Ileave Audrain county,
c. w. CrtSwell has bought a fin,
two year old Rex Mcdonald stall
Hon from Max Miller, of Colum.
bia, for $500.
Col. Jap Stevens, of Martinsburg
says if the weather viii stay cleal
for a little while longer all of the
leorn in his section viii be gath
cred.
H. N. Oliver sold three Hampshire
rams to L. G. Reed, on the Au
drain side of the line north of Hat
ton, Monday getting $3.50 eact
for them.-Fulton Gazette.
There was. a light attendance a
IF. W. Peck and Brothers. Sale
Wednesday. Pedigreed ShorthorI
stock brought from $25 to SIS
Other stuff brought fair prices.
Corn has been selling in Gala
way county at 55c per bu.
r. R. Buckner went to st. Louis
This week to buy cattle,
Corn in Lafayette county is sell
ing at from so to 62 cents pei
bu.
Frank Peck and brothers bis
sale was well attended to-day.
R. R. Buckner was in Mexico this
week and says that he believes
there is going to be a good dea'
better orn crop than a great many
people think.
shep Cunningham, a big stock
man of haddunia, Is home from
Maries county where he bought 2.
mules. driving them through this
week. Mr.. Cunningham says tht
more he travels the better he
L. .@~%~Hn- 80 E-N u eHa--a-- r|"hH
likes Aiidratn county,
Sixty head of Percherom horse.
sold at the Whitewater Falls stocl
farm, in Eldorado. Kan, for $40.
600. The top stallion sold fol-
$I75O and the top mare for $3.50.
The average WIS $647.
Amos Harris topped the cattle
market at the National Stock Yds.
on Nov. 5, selling a lot Of Is steers.
averaging 2,042 pounds, at 1856.
George II. Phillips, the Chicago
"exeon king was credited yes
|terday with an estimate of 2,604,-
600, 900 bushels on the corn crop.
This is about 1000, 900 bushels more
than his previous estimate. Phil.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

questions of that klDs
to the control Of the Lsr,.,'.H
~. me erlsin of holding il.
hand up when taking J. % i
70 US from Che Jews and :.
by them as calling uDos va
witness or to fall upon ts. .s.
tailed to tell the truth
W. ". FRY
stated; 7 believe 1t shouN
IN the oath as In God w' y
should remain. They ara
fathers placed them there , ~ -
should remain. They ar quo
endorsement of the Christi.
Ion The phrase has been 4
100 years without any amh.l
TO the people"
JOHN D. oREAR
Former prosecuting attorna-
Grain county. stated: aTbs
should not be discarded frnn
oath. Where ii Is a law -.
Is a custom it should be ca,.a
1t adds %soiemnlty and wers !.
oath and, IL Il were lett y, I
would be more perjury"
L. P. CRIGLER
Says: Notwithstanding ~,
OF dreadful weight and II iaI.s j.
down damnation' yet I am ~
in favor of administering tbss
the most powerful way. Lam /.
yor Of retaining the solemn v.,s.
the now prevalent form ot o,@
Help You God" for about N !.
reason | was in favor Of s..
In God We Trust stamina 1
our coin. Nothing honorablv ]
neoted with Gods name Min !.
do anything to man, excep !
vate him."
R. D.. RODGERS
Said in regard to the ous.,
What is needed is not ) /.
in the form of oath taken /,
nesses, but in the observance !
tame after II ho, 49, z
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

R. r. Buckner bought five mules
from JEFF Wood, of Galloway coun-
| ty. last week. for sT20.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Rev. /. NJ. TGrnage is h0as
from Excello, Macon county w.
where he conducted revival ST.
vices at the Baptist church q
two weeks. There were sixteen o
eeasions to the church,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Mrs. w. a.. Grrandy. of Mason
City. H., is the guest of her sis.
ter. Mrs. ]. s. Chaudoin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Mrs. Carrie creasey has filed suit
for separate maintenance against
her husband, Mason Creasey.
Mrs. Creasey alleges In her petit
ton, that her husband deserted her
on or about July Fl, 1909, and left
her without means of support, that
he has since failed to support her.
other than to allow her to live in
a house of his. She further al
leges In her petition among other
things Ill treatment from her hus
band.
She asks the court to give hei
$1,000 a year for the rest of her
neutral life. for support. the amount
to be paid in advance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11


Mrs. Marvin Bush and little daugh-
ter, Valley, are visiting in ELS
berry, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

August Weber has purchased a
Ford touring car from the Mexico
Automobile Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11
pr-a ., osss, cEr- er1arse.la

IEc2E CocRZT. -
pnkww =. CHE4HY EAkes cBfh tsa4 Ne fe @
asakor usxznx q TIE Gn q p J. GnmEr&Ga-s
CqInR brsiDess in the CITY Ct TcBsaos C1Z1<y
ans sRate Aforesaid, and thzs sxid 6Ez viii r&7
tbs sexm Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS f0s
each md every case Ct CGtzryh that eznzct -
cured by ths uE Of Halls G2TAEEH CCzs
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
esrrn 70 before me and subscribed IN HI
p-Fssence, this stA day CT December, AID. 1&.
sn1L- A. VI. GLEASON,
tst HosarE FasSze
Balls CatarTh Cure istaksn Internally ana ACT
directly on the blood and Enc0ua surfaces O
sAe systeza- send for t~estimoniHlss free
FL. CHENEY &C.,, 1oleaes q
m aa1d ~ Druggists, TSe.
Halls Family Pills are the best
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Dry Gods, Dress Goods No
tom Of alt klH6s.
F~rederoall q Mllkins.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

that is too bad for they are
stTl giving away a set of harness
with every 1909 job they SELL"
dewitt Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

IRA Fraak Buckley was reported
kaHer Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

All our stoves are Of good re-
liable makes, so you need not wor-
ry over getting the worth Of
your money, but Just select the one
you like best. Call and see US.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

E93 Foa bay goaF new vehkle
ffoM Tgra L CahHornz No! wed,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Mrs. Conlon has returned home
to Hannibal and Miss Sadie Conlon
has left for her home In Muskogee
Okla after a pleasant visit with Mr.
and Mrs. L. Fl. Hannah.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11


IA. Romans, Of Benton City. WA
In town Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11
The Weekly Ledger

Mrs. T. j. HoxSsy IL home from
Ct. Loaia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

We have all grade cotton and
wool Blankets. Can save you money.
Let Us convince you.
d2wt Ricketts, & Emmons D. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Fer Op4e1ats hiifio<y. at ngst
Ssrs.
FnsSenszii 8 wilkins.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Sew hne Seth Thomas Clocks.
De1Ehg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Mrs. j. II. johnson and ME- :
F. Robertson are in Cape Glfala's.
attending the State meeting o. Y
d. A. n.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

MB. c. E. Nall has returned from
JaeferHoa City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Capt. Eller, who farms sou'l Z
Mexico, has as his guests, Y 7
Lttrell and James Turner, who Y
expecting to participate in one 2
the Catpain's famous fox hunts
Mrs. Edgar Threlked Is Aaa'
from Sarcoxle, Mo, Mr.. ThreA41
will return home shortly. They r.
been on their fruit farm near y
coke the past summer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

d. r.. Gentry was here from Co
Iunhia on business Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11


WIN, Lee, of Lee brothers, Of VI
leo, q regular stock salds visitor
Fulton, bought IS horses and
muls al stock sales, Monday /
prices ranging from $50 to III
getting them from the following
pair OF horses from George Ausal
$3.50; pair from Jas. johnson, cd
s165; one from w. Il, Bass, ilA
one from c. g.. Trevis, 800; %
from w. +. Robnett, $3.50; one irc
J.. X. .Sapp. $40; one from c
Beaver, 800; one from l. L, d
wards, $65; one from Henry Yale
$50; one from John Armstrong p
S118, one from Claude Dunlap, sl3s
one from r. H.. Wallace, sl5s
two from B. B. Muir, $3.50; pal
of ponies from +. E. billiard & 80
500; mule from Lee Boyd at Fla
and one from John Puyear, s16s,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

saS Bryns Eaa 10 Fultoa oi
SaAaes TnszAay.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Biggest and best line Ladies Suits
Cioaks, etc, in town.
FredendaIi & wilkins.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Sal MOUNTAIN ASEzALF
RonFCVa WE-Enas6 1e
FsHz FL sE u FSs SsHHre
* rM scuz-s Res u4k an&
oauzE azE Easaua& Ths
1x EB= Nauz-xA Wagons
Ds hz 81 @ n va III
1sW @zEeH1& 12 sxz
1kA Exz hor1n1 SAaeS Ca
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casaa ss Wig 4 has e. FOr
csl 1uwH zzMZ SnreAz
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: kndS SAErs&nk B1sn3Es N
kz1ss EH%kizx GluVeS Eaaks
PEzz E1s Fnrr C1A Tbs
Few sss@szA5e hse&A Es new
Gngsz Snz kEz-aa cSs Gz eesE
l& Cgzs See
5 EaHss Lard Presses "a knSs
Sausage Mis- and StaEe-S BaS
Esragsr< Lard S.AzAs; e kinds
BEznAer Knives Sasegs S1Ek-
z1x kEEaA See tie new s2l
"a A19zEsm Ez1E3s Cur vsr4
AeS w1-r4-seS EN1sa-r BuseA-
er Kuve-CRrFers u Ersat va
rsy. tao
Have yoz sen on new. k4ze-
sazae NOyelEy Par5or Wood
Base Heater. GUz-Emaed %
keep 1Ee 1ea hzozz without al
te1z5oh Price Is vev ressoa.
able, too.
Oar English Wslnuk stock Rub
Der Bux, Reb0undiHg Bar Locks
dominated Steel Barrel D0u-
BILE Guns-0verstoeked Selling
$500 Guns al $3.50. Buy nov
for Christmas presents. Our De
earbonized SteeI Barrel Single
Guns $3.50 reduced TO s4y5e,
too. U. N. C. Nitro Ciab.
New Club. New Chief, Arrow.
Leage. New Black, Referee and
all other makes and sizes.
Liquid Veneer for Furniture.
Costs CSC: worth 25c; a
great remover and ren-
ovator; Nickel and Silver
Polishers and Enamels, IS kinds
Paint and Polishing Brushes
Of every kind; bor Wax I'm
derlack, Japalack; Wax Weight
ed Polishing Brushes.
Aluminium Spoons, Aluminium
Cake Pans, Coffee and Tea Pots,
Tea Kettles, Baking Pans, Pud-
ding Pans, Fry Pans. skillets,
Rice Boilers, Stew Kettles, Uni
versal aluminium Coffee Perco-
colators. Ice Cream and Jelly
Moulds. Aluminium tunnels, Cake
Measures and Cake Mixers
Aluminium more sanitary and SAT
er than pure silver or even gold
for the household use. nonmst-
able, noon-tarnishabIe. not az.
fected by the strongest acids
lasts as long as you care to
speculate on the needs of the fu-
ture-and then some.
Mule Shears: We carry 10
kinds niue shears; ear and Fet-
lock Trimmers; Hoof Trimmers,
etc. See our assortment; 8
times that of elsewhere.
Our Diamond Cloth Shears in
n sizes, IS styles-An 5 inch
Full Triple Nickel Plated Fam
ny Shears, warranted to give per-
feet satisfaction. exchanged or
your money back in 6 months,
If not satisfied with the quality,
guaranteed to cut through 80
thickness Of thin cotton cloth
at one cutting; S-ineh TIC. Try
a pair-Aianieure and Embroid-
cry scissors III great variety, all
warranted. w.
Pure Oak Hall Soles, good size,
good weight, good stock, Csc
pair; Iron Cobblers' Lasts, Ham
mers, Lasts. Shoe Tacks, Wax,
Thread, Nails, Avis, Pegs-Ey.
erything for Harness or shoe re-
paiing.
Aluminae Stove Polish (sMverl
lasts A to 5 times as long as
any of the black polishes and is
much cleaner and more sanitary
25c buys enough for 2 stoves
Come, see a stove blacked 4
years ago with this polish; not
polished since and used every
winter, every week day all win
ter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Geo J. Charlton, General Pas
eera Agent Of the Alton, was ia
Mexico to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

New cnt Glass and s~ilverWare, q
d1-w1t bearings.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

5 kszss Lard Presses "a kn1
SzzszSs MS and Scz9e-S Hsg
Ssrags-< Lard S2zAs; e kinds
BEmAer k1Ess Ssess's SDrk-
zu9 Knives See The 1sN s2A
"a AlH=EEn Ez11@s Cur vNrg
Asg warranted ElGsarT BusrA
81 KmSes-cE-FsS u Ersat va
rsF. tao
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Miss Edna Duncan has returned
from a pleasant visit in Bowling
Green.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

F7He Lmogcgschina at
bearings.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

G. w. Quackenbush, an Alton Of
fetal, was cover from Springfield,
Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Nrk Williams. Of St. Louis. is
irlag b. daughter. Mrs. Bud
MarHha1l
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Miss Susie Baker. Of ST. Louis, is
visiting relative here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Martin ouinAn has returned from
St Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Have yoz saen or neE. h4ze-
s8zas Ncgel-y Pzraar Wo16
Base Heater. Guaranteed %
keep fIEe lee hzo= without al
tenson Price Is vey reasoa
able, too.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11
Roy Pearl has typhoid fever.

J. B. Martin is in st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

sS,f6SI65; Pike, over s5.0@m
>. II. Kelly, John Doe and M.
as W.. Priest, in the uas
States District Court, of St hpl
Tuesday pleaded guilty to a cbaa
Of robblng the Postoffice at VIZ
VILE. Mo, April Is last. Thsy /
the men that did the shoOtht /
the Airdome here last summer.
They were arrested by Pusds
Inspector Bunsen as members i.
gang Ct postofflce robbers who d
stolen thousands OF dollars ID Ii
souri, and surrounding states il I
Inst two years.
Kelly and Doe were SENTENCED
serve seven years, and Priest
serve five.
Edward Conn, also ARRESTED 4
member of the gang, PLEADED /
guilty and he will go toll
next Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

: knzis SkErz&zE Baanax. So
ks1ss EH%kzx GlaVeS Esak
Ft1 E1s FErer CagA Tbg
lev s5s@sze hso&A IL rev
GHesz xuz Eksznh c1s Gs eeS-
l& Cgzs See
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Mrs. Frank Buckley is quite NJ.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Shoes that wear and look bet
ter, at
FredendaII g. Wilkins.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11
Stock Notes


ST Novs I've sTcox aAskET.
iSrNZ Raa9%
MAIL SsaeR garas a. NV 5
czNas -eoafpsa Eeas MNHaes ww
1ae Rkhar va ~ chctce steers 81
Za Ra q Ge cEssce nuks
& sdEsas svez $3.50 a
SSE N4as As eSk q Ae scot
zauzx ssa xzsss zre Ssniae from
E8 "a s6 msaiazE ~ spce
kEInE merS tran %@ q
SSR& ia u the good sAasoe ~
aeEaz evx sSae 70 1875; medium
~ zooz 2Eb 70 Sass Coed "a
cs~s SgF 70 ss o<uns1s s1Si
&c EE1
Haw rscsxs 11Bse ME-kss slvs
lesues hose NAKED and hEiehe7s
szxs % $50 hsst medium and AexT
- Stu q sSEts mixed PaokzuS
Sass 10 sSs& Gsos pigs SIS 4
ss8 lights sTRe @ s7.ER Bak a
Al ne hagx ESs TO ssM out
ks& zbsn4 SEsz4r-
Sheep reesssz 2e84 Market sSnsHg
Ges6 to ohtses sAs9 Sac Il
Sass aP lar tie day sA& Gec
TO eAalce hzEss $3.50 70 ssS@ fE.
s god xmas SAFE 10 Sass ot
Rsak fair s0r recS tAt kzaS
Nssa Live SOCK Caz ca
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

LargeF tine soHyeHir Spoons. a,
bearings.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Dir. Friedman. Of MaFtinsburg,
was a business visitor here Tues-
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Mrs. IL. Fl. Long, formerly Of
mis- city, who has been residing
near Sturgeon for several years
dIed at her home Monday morning
after an extended illness. Mrs
Long was a fine Christian character,
beloved by all who knew her and
leaves a large estate. She was a
sister of William Richie, of this
city.
Mrs Long is survived by 4 sons.
hitehie, w. j., Jas. and Hume. and
three daughters, Misses Mary. Lu.
cue and Estelle. The funeral will be
held Tuesday in Sturgeon at 1:sO
O'Clock. The Ledger joins friends in
extending sympathy to the be-
reaved.
The surplus products of the
state OF Missouri for the year of
1913 amounted to $~3l4,743,52s. This
Is the estimate fixed by Stale La.
o Commissioner j. G. A. Hitler for
tne next report to- the bureau Of
whhh he Is the head. Some of the
adVanee sheets of this report are
now out of the hands of the prinfer
put the report Itself will not be
ready for distribution for so,oe
weeks.
Auafain leads with a surplus live
STOCK OF goats to the number az
1,H'l' Audraln also stands at
en' mead Of the list as a wooLpro.
eae'ns county The yield was $780,.
ia pounds.
ne total surplus products eredit.
W Audrain were valued at s4,2ts..
Wv Doone county, s4.0s5, 6sI; Cal.
away, $2,7ii,9 $50; Montgomery. 81.
iA''izo; Monroe, &2.o17. 222; Rails,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

We hive on hands quite a um-
bel u eeond hand stoves for sale
cheap
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Have you ever worn Munsing Tn
derwearg II you have not. you
ought 10 and if you have, yor
never viii any other, as fol
style, quality and fit, It cannot BE-
equaled For sale only al Pois
sons Dry Goods Store. d2wi
It is TO your interest that yor
call and look through our line o.
Stoves, both heating and Cook
ing. We have Just what you are
looking for at the right price.
Ferris e Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11
L. p. CRIGLER
r. D. RODGERS

Said in regard to the ana.
What is needed is not ) NJ
in the form of oath taken /, !
nesses, but in the observance / /
same after it has been tsls, (
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Our English Wzlnu stock Rub
Der Bux, Reboandizg Bar Locks
dominated Steel Barrel Dou-
BILE Guns-0verstoeked Selling
$500 Guns at $3.50. Buy nov
for Christmas presents. Our De
earbonized SteeI Barrel Single
Guns $3.50 reduced TO $3.50.
too. U. N. C. Nitro Chab.
New Club. New Chief, Arrow,
Leage, New Black, Referee and
all other makes and sizes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Ninety head Of Jersey cows re.
Gently sold at Kirksyiie for St5,-
$40 or an average Of s170 per
head. The highest priced COW was
sold TO- G. G. Council, Of vandaiia,
ILL.,, for $3.50. Three more cows
brought over 5000 each, five over
$500 each, and 80 over 500 each.
L. ". Paradise, a Monroe county
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

WEI and George Lee, of Mex
leo, the noted horse and mule buy.
ers of Mexico, circulate thousands Of
dollars every year in Galloway
county, says the Auxvasse Review.
VIII Lee was on the Fulton market
Monday and purchased 81 horses.
The aggregate amount paid for this
bunch was s2,145.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Considerable real estate changed
hands in the Skinner neighbor-
hood last week. Harvey Househol.
der paid $4,000 for 800 acres Of
the old Bruce farm. Chas. Weaver
bought 100 acres OF the Ham place
at S5 per acre, and John Consi-
dine $55 per acre for 100 acres Of
good land.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

M. Il. Key, a Monroe farmer whose
~postoffice is at Granville, win mar
ket $1,000 worth of hogs from his
farm this year. He raises his
own pork and corn and his check
represents profit,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Amos Harris topped the cattle
market at the National Stock Yds.
on Nov. 5, selling a lot Of Is steers.
averaging 2,O42 pounds, at 1856.
George II. Phillips, the Chicago
"exeom King was credited yes
terday with an estimate of 1904
600, 900 bushels on the corn crop.
This is about 4.O00,0 900 bushels more
than HIS previous estimate. Phil
lips says Texas and Mexico will
require 100, O00, 900 bushels from
other states.
One of Lee Bros. horse deals at
stocksales Monday was the pur-
chase Of a pair Of southern horses
fIom r. -. billiard & Son, of Sham
rock, at 500.
L. A. Harris, a wel known Au-
drain county, Mo-, stockman and
feeder, was represented on the mar
ket Wednesday, says the Live
Stock Reporter, Of st. Louis, with a
load Of Is steers that averaged
1912 Ibs. and were purchased by
Clarence Hayes for Morris & Co, at
81. 65. fhe ton OF the market.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Fine Thanksgiving carvers cheap
at bearings.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Mule Shears: We carry 10
kinds niue shears; ear and Fet-
lock Trimmers; Hoof Trimmers,
etc. See U assortment; 9
times that of elsewhere.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Liquid Veneer for Furniture.
Costs 25c: worth CSC; a
great remover and rem
ovator; Nickel and Silver
Polishers and Enameis, IS kinds
Paint and Polishing Brushes
Of every kind; bor Wax I'm
derlaek, Japalack; Wax Weight
ed Polishing Brushes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

WellsyiIle reports "a corn husker,
one John Hickerson by name, who
is shocking and cribbing an average
of 119 bushels OF corn per day,
week i'm and week out. A couple of
days last week he let himself out a
notch and shueked and cribbed $50
bushels for G. w. Smith.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11

Architect Gen. NJ. Fred Bell some.
times deals In real estate as a
side line and recently bought a num-
Der of lot i'm Tulsa, Okla, at
$4,7eO.- After spending $1,000 IN
advertising the lots he reserved Is
OF the best ones and sold the
others at a lot sale for $4,000.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-04-09

snivirent, avec les plus rapides et
les plus 6tonnants success. le cycle
ordinaire des 6tudes classiques
qu'ils completerent,de 1857 3 1861
par les 6tudes sup6rieures de phi
losophie ct de th6ologie, au semi.
naire de Montluel, pres de Tou.
Ion dirig6 par les Peres Maristea
Nous n'4vons pas d retracer ic1
la carr,ere eccl6slastiqce de nos
deux jeunes am6riceins. On salt
que Thomas O'Gorman, apres
avoir occup6 avec distinction la
chaire d'histoire eccl6sisst1que q
rUniversit6 catholique de Wash
lngton, est maintenant 6veque de
Sioux. Falls, dams lie Dakota,-tan-
dis que notre illustre visiteur John
Ireland, d'abord 6veque coadjuteur
de Mgr Grace q St. Paul de Mn
nesota, en- 1875, q Page de 36 ans,
devlnt titulaire de Get eyAch6 en-
1884, puts archeyeque peu apr6s.
En- retournant, Ia bas, sur cette
terre toute exub6rante de vie, 81
bien faite pour comprenare ct uti-
User les tr6sors de sa richie nature,
daigne Sa Grandeur porter un fra
ternel souvenir a nos .nonbreux
compatriotes qui travas.iaient q
ses c6t6s, aux chers abb6s Cotton,
GEMS, Guillot ct Sayey!
(lu'elle daigne surtout revenir
bientot pres de ses vieu2 amis de
France, de Meximieux ct de Bel
Icy, qui lui garderont tonjours au
ceur Ie plus sympathique ct le
plus yespectueux souvenir!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-04-09


Melbourne, Les premiers des
provinces de Victoria ct de la Nou-
velles-Galles du Sud ont offert au
gouvernement imperial, au nom de
ces provinces, la s-mme n6cessaire
pour la construction dun 'sDread-
nought'.
Cette offre 6t6 faite a Ia suite
de negotiations entire les deux pro.
vinces. Les subscriptions pour ce
"Dreadnought' seront publiques,
la Nouvelle. GALES du Sud, d'apres
sa population devant fournir pour
SO part $4.000.OO0 ct la province de
Victoria $3.00O.000.