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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
PUBLICSALE
Thursday, Feb. IS, 'O9

Having decided to change my To-
cation, l will sell at public auction
on Feb. IS at the ]. H. Robinson
farm, 10 miles southwest of Mexico,
and 6 miles south of Thompson:
300 HEAD OF LIVE SoCK--Con-
sisting of 3S head of 3 year old cat
tie that viii weigh between 1000 lbs.
to 100 lbs; 100 head of stock hogs
that win weigh 80 to 140 lbs. 20
small shoats. 10 brood sows that will
farrow in, April; 1 o. l. C. male hog;
80 head ewes, Is head of ewes with
lambs by side, 9 Shropshire bucks.
IL head OF horses, 6 head Of mules,1
span OF mare mules coming 4 years
old, 16 hands high, well broke; 1
mare mule coming s years old 16 b.
high l span yearling mules; one
draft gelding s years old, an extra
good horse, one combined horse six
years old, an extra nodding walker,
one span Of brood mares, one aged
draft gelding, 2 aged brood mares, 3
draft colts, 4 three year old DRIFT
geldings, extra good size, one 8 year
old draft mare one imported
Percheron stallion, Gulllemet 4e313.
l6 hands high, will weigh 1900 lbs:
} head cows and calves, 2 fresh
cows, good mixers; one registered
S%horthorn bull.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS Con.
sisting of 2 McCormic grain binders.
one 6-ft' cut, n SIT. cut; one Nc.
oormick corn harvester, n James.
vile gang pillow, good as new;
Io-ln' riding pillow, four 16.in. walking
plows' 2 garden plows, one three sec.
tlon harrow, 2 two section barrows.
. GAINESVILLE discs. l John Deere
disc' n Ideal corn planter. /
4'roW corn weeder, one cyclone seed.
er, n Mccormick mower. 3 farm
wagons, one 2 horse carriage used
Dut very little, n road wagon. one
spring wagon, one bob sled. one corn
Sheiler, n hay frame, n scalding
vat and one S5-gallon iron kettle. one
e buggy harness, nearly new, 3 sets
Jug harness, 4 sets plow harness, one
ulpplhg tank. Other things too mum.
erous to mention.
FEED-Conslsting Of 1900 bushels
snapped corn and some shock corn
900 bushels red seed oats. House.
hoid and kitchen furniture. Five doz.
en- Of pure bred white wyandotte
mems 20 bushels good Irish potatoes.
IERMs-All sums OF $40 and underl
cash; over that amount a credit Of
. months with bankable note at 8
per cent interest. Nothing removed
uhtli terms compiled with. Sale be-
SUI" AT ~ a. m. sharp. Free dinner
'~'''ypouy' dl-w1t /
HOMER ROBINSON.
Mexico, Mo-, r. Q.
ooiS' j. 7. Johnson and J.. II.
erown, A~uetIOneers; Coils. s. C.i
and N. G. Davis. Clerks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
Mexico Mother Awaits Her
soutside Of Prison Gates
Nv Gosh"

In a little cottage smuggling on
the side OF a hin in Jefferson Chy
rests a mother. Daily she tolls to
make her daily sustenanee while
awaiting the release OF her son from
the grim rock bound prison whose
gray cold walls almost shut the sun
nsbt from tie neat little sitting
room. The mother alone with her
tear-dimmed eyes and aching heart is
a Mexico woman and the son is pay
ing an IS year penalty for robbery.
When the prison rules allow she
enters the forbiddlng door Of the
great penitentiary to see her boy
whose form is clad in the strips OF
a criminal. These few short min
utes with her Maynard son are the
mile posts OF her existance and each
one is so much nearer the day OF his
release.
Her heart is beset with a thous-
and fears for him as she lies awake
in the watches of the night. In his
narrow, darksome cell where turks
the dreaded bacili of the great White
Plague he spends his nights a pen
atty to society for his fault against
it. The great silent river as it flows
to the sea between willow bound
banks is but a memory photographed
upon his mind in the fleeting glance
OF a second before the entire outside
world was completely shut from view
Sometimes from the factory window
where he tolls hour by hour through
the day his furtive glance strays
across the walls that surrounds his
living tomb and he catches a fleet
ing glance of the green, grassy slopes
Of the distant hillsides and their
crown of waving oaks. Now and
then some bird swiftly passes over
the building with its lifting song of
freedom unaware of the many hearts
its happy notes pierce as q knife.
Good behavior will shorten his sen
tence but a few years. He entered
the prison a youth. He will leave 1t
a man upon whom is stamped the
word convict; a scarlet cognomen that
time will fail to erase But how
good will the world seem after all
these years. The birds will sing gay
er, the grass seem greener and the
sun will assume more corruscatinG
CLEANS. Life will be worth Its weight
in gold; and his loving mother will
be there to greet him as he walks
through the gate a free man.
We are not the only ones to suf'
fer for our crimes. Christ died to
save nan and how many mothers en-.
dure the anguish of the martyrs and
sometime experience death for love
alone.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
MCMILLAN TEAM DE-
FEArED IN DEBATE
Mexico HIsh School Boys Are homs
from KsytesviIIe Where nv
Lost on the Negative Side Of :
Question.

The Mcmillan High school debai-
inc team are home from KeytesVilie
where they met the High sehooi az,
haters Of that little city. OF the
taree Judges the local boys were TOT,
tupate enough only to get the vote o.
one on their negative side. The o'h'
er two voted for Keytesvile-
The question was, Resolved ,aA
the Federal government Of the Uni'e'
states should Fave a Currency Law
similar to That OF Oklahoma" lh'
Mcmillan team was composed Q
chalsie Crews, Chas. Liebler, 2
Harrison and Paul Hassler. Tn
KeytesviIIe debaters win meet .n'
mcmillan team in this city TINS sp''A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

MEXICO Is too small a town for
the display of petty jealousies or
spite work among business men or
citizens OF any class. All who live
in this town should work together
in harmony for the growth Of the
most prosperous little city in the
State. 1t is not to be expected that
everybody on all questions and on all
occasions a agree, but disagree
ment Is not necessarily followed by
bad feeling and bitter talk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
ARRANGEMENTS are being &C

ARRANGEMENTS are being com,
pleted TO give Ex-Governor ]. W. Folk
a big dollar banquet in the City Of
st. Louis on the evening Of February
20. This promises TO be one Of the
largest gatherings Of Democrats evel
assembled at a dinner in the State
and win be participated in by repre-
s~entatives from all parts of Mis-
souri,. Hon. Lon Sanders of st. Louii
is chairman Of the executive com
mittee, and viii be assisted by 4
strong committee Of earnest anC
faithful Democrats. Quite a numbt
from Mexico will likely attend thii
function.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
y n q u u Y q q n q
n LAND TRANSFERS n
u n n n n n u n q q

Edward Entwisth to w. Il. Card.
ing. Of Illinois, the E. 10 Of s. W l.
4 OF 10-52-5. Consideration, $4,000.
s. A. Fields to Jas. H. sturgis 40
acres. the N. L. IA OF s. w. IA OF
S6-5l-6. Consideration, $1,000.
Benjamin Fordham to Bert w. Mil
Ter. the e. IL Of s. e. IA Of 1850
s. Consideration, $4,000.
W. B. Smiley to J.. NJ. Boyle, s.
1-2 Of 8. Z. IA of 1921. Consid.
Grafton, $1,000.
w. +. Atkinson to John f. Red
den, lots 8 and 4 of block 2, in Hill
and Reusch's addition to Rush Hill.
Consideration, $3.50.
J. W. McGrew to Isadore Riney,
the south IL of lots 8 and 6 and all
Of lot Tin block 1, original town of
Vandalia. Consideration, s140O.
Asahel B. weidler to Mary R.
C~authorn, the N. w. IA of s. E. IA
in 2-51-S. containing 80 acres. Con-
slderation, $4,000.
Albert Gausleben to VIM. Spring
man, lot 8 in block 2 of BANDS
addition to vandalia. Consideration.
$500.
Ross B. Cauthorn to Grace South
wick a tract OF ground 12Ox240 feet
of lot IL city survey No. 4S, in the
city of Mexico. Consideration, $500.
Nelson C. Folger to w. F. Fore
man, OF Shelby county. 100 acres, the
s. W. IA of s6-5s-S. Consideration,
$1,000.
Mrs. f. ]. Jones to George C.
Young, 20 acres, the w. IA Of s.
E. IA Of N. Z. IA Of 29-50.7, Con-
sideration. 5000.
Charlotte De Tienne to J. w. Nc
Grew the s.. IL of lots 5 and 8 and
7 in block 1 in original town of Van
dalia. Consideration, $1.O0.
Wallace bearing to Robert A. Boyd
a tract Of ground, a part of the N.
w. IA Of the N. w. IA Of S5-51-9.
Consideration, s2500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
Time OF Filling Paving Con-
rrnef Fxfanded n 0wan


The ordnance relating 10 the n
jefferson street paving introduced M
the meeting Of the Council two weeks
ago vas passed By this body At their
regular meeting Monday evening. The
ordinance gives to Contractor Owens
an extension OF time for complains
the work on the n. jefferson street
paving 10 such a time as Is reason
ably possible taking into considers
ton the condition Of the weather as
suitable to said work"
The ordnance cites that whereas
there are sone defects in the curbing
Of the improvement on n. jefferson
street ana that such defective work
is due to the inability Of Contractor
Owens to fix the eurbing On
account Of weather conditions When
the work on the street was completed
It was nearly Christmas and tasvusa
the latter part OF the work, the
weather was so cold that the curbias
froze before drying. and in order to
give III. owens unne 70 suostAne@A'
comply with a. contract he ae
eeptanee on saia "Hp va
postponed
A Peutioh Az aeeepuns me
work on the gnonhds IN tne CRU"
nance was MED Inc PeuuhsiS
weather was responsive lof tne ~
feetiFe WORK Coh1rActoT
ever, INTENDS 10 III ene sue anu
make the NOfA a
| traCt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

THE Missouri Press Association
viii hold its annual meeting at Full
ton, NO., on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, May 1913 and IA. A
splendid programme viii be offered
and the meeting should be well at
tended. Every editor in the State
should be interested, not only in bis
county and district but in his State
organization The people Of Fulton,
WHO are famous for their hospitality,
VIII on this occasion brighten their
reputation along this Zine. Let Us
make this meeting q record breaker.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
DEMONSTRATORS Nol'

Notice is hereby given Inv IN,
Of administration upon the y
Robert Brooks, Of Auora ,.., 4
Missouri, deceased, have Ue
ed the undersigned '.L n
Brooks, by the Probate eO' i.ts
county of Audrain, bearlns
18th day OF October, lSVo' u
ALI persons having cla,~' - b
said estate are required \
them to me for allowance " n
year after the date oil sa', ,,orl
or they may be precIndeu
benefit OF such estate a llS,la
claims be not exhibited W" oab
years from the time oil w ~ h
ton Of this notice, they WV a,oot,
ever barred. Charles L. p'
4s-4t Administrator
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

]. N. Stephens. A~uctIoneer. and
Finley, johnson, Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

Through a letter L. F. Leland wrot
to some friend in the Philippines. II
seems, the Duke" vas at one time
connected with the United States mr..
my in some capacity, perhaps as a
foreign attache. The letter was in
Spanish and the local authorities wer
soreiy tried before they succeeded in
finding someone to translate IL. MIR.
Rolla Mcintyre finally Gifted the
veil"
from the context of the commupi.
cation 1t seems Leland wants blv
papers. He Will try to establish his
former character, perhaps, through
this medium. Since his inearcera.
tion and first flood Of publicity as n
scion Of a titled English house. tbls
accused forger has refused to say anv
thing for publication.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

THE primary election 20 select
Democratic candidates for the Coun.
ell will be held on March LIST. The
nominees on this occasion win all be
elected at the April election 1t is
Of the utmost importance to Mexico
that business men, competent aud wiz
ing 10 look after the best interests Of
Mexico, should be selected to these
places. The salary is nominal, but
the desire to see Mexico become a
city should influence first-cIass men
TO accept these positions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

THE hazing of a Japanese stu
dent in a California University seems
from a distance to be too small an
incident to warrant a war between
nations. But as long as the jlngos
of both countries are determined on
war they may be trusted to find a
casus belli eventually.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
Mikel's Preliminary Held In

muHud
The preliminary hearing Of Fred Nj
kel, murderer of Elmer Magruder, an
who attempted to STAY Frank Cain, at
Higbee, was held Monday afternoon
before Judge Morrissey in the Circuit
Court room and was attended by q
crowd that tested the capacity of the
hall at Moberly. 1t will be remem.
bered he was captured in this city
shortly after the killing.
Mikel was bound over to the Cir.
cult Court without bond and will be
taken back to Huntsville tonight II
await his trial.
Mikel does not look over II and ha
all the appearance Of a country how.
lie has not a vicious look and It is
almost impossible to believe him gull.
ty of the terrible crimes charged
against him and to which he pleads
guilty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

Louisiana, NO., Feb. Ar. Miller
Maughs, of Fulton. and Miss Add
son Tinsley, Of Louisiana, were mar
ried here at noon to-day at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. Al
ice Tinsley, by the Reverend ]. II,
sneed. Ed. H. Tlnsley, of st. Lssis,
her brother, gave the bride away.
Thomas Henderson, Of Macon, was
best man. Miss Blanche Rosebrough
vas maid of honor, and little Fran
ces Orthweln was ring bearer.
A reception followed, lasting until
3 p. m. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Maughs
departed for a bridal tour Of the East.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

THE President has been offered
ten thousand dollars a week to ap-
pear once a day in a circus as the
hero Of San Juan Hill We may have
here the solution Of our perplexing
problem, what shall we do with our
ex-Presidents?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

While II may be true that the white
nan loses In Intellectual and bodily
sower In the tropics. DR.. Luigi Sambon
maintains, as a result Of recent re.
searches, that the average Arab lives
70 years longer than the average Els.
kimo; that the coast people Of South
America are longer lived than the
mountain people: thai old age is much
eommoner in the southern countries Of
Europe than IN the northern countries
and that Spain with a population
smaller by 5000. 00O) has 4Oi ceute
narians to England's LAG.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

THERE should be a large number
Of modern cottages erected in Mexico
this spring to accommodate the grow
ing population Scarcely q day passe
that someone does not express re
gret at not being able to find q suit.
able home ia this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

THERE could be no better invest
nent for the farmers Of AudrAin
county than good brood mares. More
attention should be paid in the coun-
ty to the breeding Of good horses
Mexico must keep up its reputation
as the Horse Center OF the Earth"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

THE public is fond of fancying tina
Mr.. Taft has the smile that won't
come off, but If anything can sue
coed in effacing it. four years in the
White House are likely to do it. We
hasten to predict that in March, 1913.
he VIII find it harder to get the smile
on than to get it off.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

Mrs. E. ]. Jones to George C.
Young, 20 acres, the W. IA Of S.
E. IA Of N. Z. IA Of 29.5O.7, Con-
~sideration, 5000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

IF the ministers of the Gospel
throughout the country had the sup
Sort Of their congregations and su-
diences as has Gypsy Smith they
would come nearer reaching the
grand results obtained by this evan
gelist. People go hundreds Of miles
to hear Gypsy Smith who never go
to church at home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

THE kindergarten is said to be on
the decline. What kind of a nation
can we hope TO become if the youth
Of the country grow up without their
knowing how to make ratfla baskets
and tissue paper candles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
Tuesday. July 81

Tuesday. July q.
Morning classes.
1900 p. m. Prelude Rogers And o..
$50 .. m. Lecture
Or. N. MCGEE Va.
SOW p m Mrs. Pas'
1880 p. m. Entertainment
Rogers and Oat
"Wednesday, July "a.
Morning classes.
2. 90 D. m. Prelude
Four Great Artla \
2:30 p. m. Lecture Franz ~
4;VV p. m Mrs. Pshl
100 p. IN. Prelude -Four Arti, J,
Sis D. m. Illustrated lecture
Arthur K. ID
Pitt Parker, platform manage,
2S and 20. l
Thursday. July y
Morning classes.
300 p. m. Prelude Four Arts J
200 p. m. Lecture Dr.. al
400 p. m. Mrs, Ps!
p. m. Concert -Four Aris
500 p. m. Full evening
Pitt Parker, cartss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

ssbsenbsss Re TIE Weekly
Ledger shssis examine the
the data after their Mares on
ire margin Or wrapper Of their
paper. ssns yosr rsns~si a
week o. tzs befors ys1r tine
expires 90 that you will not
miss n sopy. The Weekly Leo
esr ls 300 q year to everybody
always IN advance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
BANK ELEcTIoN NOTICE.

Mexico, Mo, February sth, 1907
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Southern Bank OF Mexico will be
held at o O'Clock on the morning OF
the 4th Tuesday of the present
month, Februa ~ 23rd, 1909, and con-
tinue open for the space Of three
hours at the Banking House Of said
Bank for ~the.election Of five directors
of said Bank.
The stockholders are especially
urged to be present and vote In per-
son but II not present they may vote
by legally. qualified proxies. wlt-dtd
]. A. Guthrie, Pres.
A. d. jackson, Sec'y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

Winter Tourists Fares
Via the Wabash.
To points in Alanama, Florida,
Georgia, Louisiana, Mexico. Missis-
sippi. New Mexico. South Carolina,
Tennessee and Texas. On sale daily
Nov. Goth. 1908, to April Goth, 1909.
Return limit June LIST, 1909. Stop
privileges at certain points. For
further information. call or address
/. III. Richards,
Agent Wabash r. r. Co,
Mexico, Mo,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

The mar who is selfish with bis
moEey Ia a saint compared with the
one who ~ piggy with his comfort
T. S.-The same thing might be said
about the women. only. Of eourss
women arc not piggy.--ctdcago Ref
ord-Heraid.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

THE deash Of Mrz. Lucy II. Dob
yps. Of this city, wiz be learned
with regret By her many friends. Mrs
Dobyns was one Of Mexico's Oldest
settlera and most respected women
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
WILL LEE BUYS HORSES

WILL LEE BUYS HORSES
IN cALLAWAY.
win Lee was in Fulton Monday
and bought fifteen horses and one
mule. The prices ranged from $40
to SITS, and the amount Of money
left in the hands of Galloway farm.
ers was $1,700.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

Misses Mildred Whitney and Eliza
Gibbs and Mr.. and Mrs. Cortez Ed
monston are home from Moberly
where they attended a performance
Of "The Land Of Nod" Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

THE President Of Cuba hasalready
announced his cabinet but Mr.. Taft
is contented to let the newspapers her
have their play at cabinet making
for awhile yet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
mARDI eRAs FARES

$24.25 from Mexico to New v
s21.60 to Mobile, Ala, or P''
Fla, and return. Dates Of SA
17-1s-19-20-21 and %. Retui
reach Mexico not later than
4th, except that extension ulA
10th may Sc had for sl'oO aa'
For further Information, call '
dress /. NJ. Richards, Agent
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

THE people of Mexico viii be de-
lighted to have the opportunity to
hear Rev. Lincoln Mcconnell lecture
in this city on Feb. 16. He will have
a large audience,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

REFERRING to the result Of the
contest for Lieutenant Governor OF
Missouri, the Fulton (Mo.) Gazette
eaitorially says: William II. Painter
viii live in history as a man who all
but deliberately rejected a high pub
lie office because there was some
doubt OF his being fairly elected TO
1t, though there was no doubt that
he was legally entitled to it. On the
face Of the amended returns, and ac-
cording to the rules proposed by the
Republican members OF the joint can
wasting committee, he was honestly
entitled to the office OF lieutenant
governor. But MIR. Painter said he
did not want an office when there
was even a suspicion that he was not
the choice Of a plurality Of the yot-
ers. He looked to the future with
the thought Of preserving his own
good name, and that 10 just what his
friends expected he would do. Those
who know him well would have been
surprised had he taken any other
course. In taking car OF his own
good name, Mr.. Painter has taken
care OF the good name Of his party.
No odiuEn attaches to the Democra-
cy because Of his acts. He has
made q clean record in the contest.
and his party can show clean hands
on every transaction. The Democra.
by owes Mr. Painter both thanks and
good wilL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

Hon. W.R. Painter, Of the Carroll
ton, Mo-, Democrat, W a in Mexico
to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

To carry news Of the bargain you
have to offersto the people who are
looking for bargain news--is Ledger
want adj" work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

TIE Court Of AppeAls Of Kansas
City has decided the local option con
test appealed from Columbia, No.
in favor Of the drys.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
Rlehard Helm Com:


pleated painting
Richard S. Helm, formerly OF this
city, now an artist residing In Spring
field, H., has just completed a life
size portrait in oil Of Abraham Line
oIn, which will receive the position
of honor in the Springfield Arsenal
where the centenary celebration of
the great American Is to be held on
Feb. 18th. The portrait has been
pronounced by a number Of eonnols'
seurs who have been given a Pri-
vate view as a masterpiece.
Mr.. Helm, as a school boy in
Mexico, never let a day pass that
he did not make some manner of a
sketch. If 1t was not a carieature
Of his teacher, it was a boyish car
toon on some timely topic. He not
only possessed unusual artistic abil-
ity but also a sense of humor and
the ability to make this felt in what
ever he drew.
In recent years Mr.. Helm has done
more or les cartooning and in
this way gained a wide reputation
in the newspaper field. He was a
sehoolmate of Geo. Baker, formerly
of this city. whose sketches of q
humorous character have created a
sensation in the E asst and who has
been abroad for several years study
ing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
Before You

Buy, see Bill Ragsdale's $27
Team Harness complete.
44-12
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

WHAT about q home band for the
BIG fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

Georgia obituary writer s.
be exact, says: ut may ~"
eight o'clock when he clU ~. 1
river, but we we're not eel.I
It, as the clock had been lO'
and the only watch In the
broken handspring"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
WANTEp TO euy

Builds up waste Tissue, promotes
appetite, improves digestion, induces
refreshing sleep, giving renewed
strength and health. That's what
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea win
do. 35c, Tea or Tablets.
Criswell Drug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

woodbridge, who was passing the
building at the time, went to the
assistance Of Mrs. Barker, who re-
sides above the store and extlnguish.
ed the fire with a bucket of water.
No damage resulted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

A local Budding and Loan Assoeia-
tion EouA help FAKE Mexico a city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

lie surely Is most In need OF an.
others patience who has none OF hia
pwn.-Layate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

DR.. Frank Harrison, superintendent
of Hospital No. 4, at Pennington, is
in Mexico on a visit to relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11


Morning hour Wallace B. An
200 p. m. Prelude Singers andn
$3.50 p. m. Lecture Hon, W. u
1880 p. m. Full entertainment
ers and Players and Wallace
Amsbary.
State of Missouri VS. William
son
State of Missouri vs. Bucf
ard
State of Missouri vs. AlOeN
men. Morris Smith & Dick HasN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

WANT a~dvertfsene1is in the Ne1-
ieo Ledger briag prompt and salts.
factory results.