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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-04-15

IL lsky was clear turquoise,
III III the hills flushed with the
III VI |amethystine tinge Of VIC
let's. A day whose rare,
- sweet beauty and sacred
significance wrought on the soul like
music, filed it with that pathos which
comes from the depth of some divine
despair. f"
The ultimate mystery, Death; the
unquenched hope, Of Resurrection.
How fair was the familiar world,
its sky and field and woodland, it's
streets hushed Of the rude noises and
the traffic Of the week. Tenderly fair
to all seeing eyes. And, when the
white lids shall have been folded down
for that last, long sleep, will there
come then any visions? All, we do
not know. We can but hope, some Of
us can believe, but no one can know.
Yet, it is far easier to resolve
everything into all spirit, than any
thing into all matter. Death is as
natural as birth, and birth is as
mysterious as death. There is no
one thing more wonderful than
another. And out Of this comes the
Great Reconciliation, between forces
that otherwise would seem unalterably
antagonistic, when each has been bent
to an holy purpose, purified of the
dross. Pure Science delves into the
secrets Of Nature no less reverently
than Pure Religion feels its way by
Faith. In love and in humility must
good men, whatever be their calling,
however great may be their learning,
meet and murmur: We cannot know;
we can only believe, only hope.
And it is best to hope, to become
as little children who must grow,
before they may understand. Nothing
is more impious, more revolving, than
any UNCONVENTIONAL or priestly insO-
lence that presumes to intervene be-
tween the human heart and God, that
gives the husks Of dogma instead of
the living bread, that presumes to
direct the faltering feet of humanity
along some path that leads, not to
the peace that passeth understanding,
put to petty chickering's, to tithes, to
fat Bishoprics, to narrow creeds and
superstitious rites.
In pure religion can be no degrade
ton to any intellect. From the sense
of accountability to a power higher
than mans has sprung and always
will spring courage leonine.
The testimony of the "still, small
voice" loses none of its power, al
though cycle upon cycle sweeps by
and brings yet no sound from the
voiceless lips of the unreplying
dead" So always there will be trust
in Immortality and the hope that
lightens that black hour in which we
surrender to the grave all that is
dearest
AS we dip into Biology, the wonder
Of life deepens and grows Each tiny
one of the millions and billions of
cells which go to make up plant and
animal life nurSueS itS own round Of
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-04-15

MOTHER Easter has
breathed it's benediction
upon the spring. Another
perfect Sabbath, when the
sky was clear turquoise,
the hills flushed with the
amethystine tinge Of VIC
lets. A day whose rare,
sweet beauty and sacred
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
Line FRAN
CHISE IS GRANTED
BY COLUMDIANS
FRANCHISE VILE BE GIVEN UN.
DER A SET or INSTRUCTIONS
ONE ALLOWS OTHER COMPANY
TO USE STREETS
The Columbia City Council Deeld.
ed Friday Night to Grant a Fran.
ehlse Asked by the North Missouri
Central Railway Company

The Columbia city council has
granted a franchise for the use of
the streets to the Missouri Central
Railway Co., an electric road that
started In opposition to the Mexico,
Santa Fe andn Perry Traction Co.,
after the latter road was well upon
its way Of promotion. IL refused TO
pass such a franchise several weeks
ago because Of Its blanket" tendan-
cies. Inn the franchise is a clause
that allows the city to grant a SINH
lar franchise to other roads. This
last is no doubt a piece Of for
s~Iahtedness in which the Mexico road
plays a part.
One restriction provides that the
company must gain the consent of 50
per cent of the property holders af-
fected. The company also must name
the route Of the road and must SUBJ
NIT all plans to the council. The city
is not to be responsible for damages
incurred by repairs Of streets.
The company agreed to keep the
street between the rails and IS inch.
es outside the rails in repair. The
time limit for cars to be running was
fixed at July l, 1910.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
WESTERN AUDRA1N.

Glen Barnes has returned from a
trip through Oklahoma.
a Miss Nettie Toalson is in Cen
tralia at the bedside of her sister,
Mrs. Ed. jackson.
Drs. Maddox, of Middle Grove, and
Clapp, Of Moberly, performed an
operation to remove a growth from
the lip Of Gail Pollard last Friday.
This is the third operation for this
trouble. The physicians feel conf
dent that this one will be a success.
Mrs. Chas. Burkeye is on the sick
list.
w. H. Pollard was in Mexico last
Thursday.
w. G. Baker has returned from a
visit to st. Louis.
Perry Elsberry was a Mexico WISH
tor last week.
John Thompson has returned from
Texas where he spent several weeks
prospecting.
Ben Barnes is visiting atthe home
of Robert Smith.
John Garnett, of Madison, paid w.
II. Pollard 500 for a Southern horse
Sid snellings sold a mule colt to
w. H. Pollard for $50. Oscar Smith
sold z to Dennis Spelman for $4,000
each and w. J.. Shores sold 2 to
Mr.. spelman $3.50 perhead profit for
the nine mules.
VIM. Riley sold ahorse to Bert
Mallory for SIPS.
Mrs. JohnGosling hasbeen very IL
eBn Turner and wife have returned
froma visit near Columbia.
Mrs. Merritt Winscott and daugh
ter, eBssie Lee, will learn ina few
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

days for their new home in Kansas
City.
The storm last W eek took down
windmills for John finder, James
Thompson and Mr.. Armstrout.
GlenMcManaway a ndwife, ofCen-
tralia, arevisiting relatives in Middle
Grove.
The Masonic lodge met at the
home Of John Hawkins last Wednnes
day evening. Mr.. Hawkins has been
in poor health for some time and
unable to meet with them at the
regular meet ng place.
Lon Je n nings sold a COW and a
calf to John Young for $50.
Homer Sweene y is b u Hiding a
barn on his I arm.
The furniture of the Harris
Springs hotel was sold at auction last
Thursday.
Robt. Featherston's little girl has
been suffering for a bout two weeks
with d throat trouble, caused by get
ting abean in her windpipe.
The Patrick farm of so acre near
Pleasant Grove church was sold
Friday to Taylor Crawford for 500
per A.
- -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
County News.
FE.

Mud, mud. mud, is all we can see.
Miss Matte Bess Sherman enter
tanned at a league social last Friday
night. Refreshments were served an
everyone had a grand time.
Mr.. Harry Hendrix, from Seattle,
Washington, is visiting his brother,
Mr.. Ed. Hendrix, of this place.
Mr.. Hampton, of Monroe City, is
here instructing the Odd Fellows this
week.
Mrs. Jim camplin is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Charley Nelson, who has been
visiting in Moline, has returned to
his home neal Santa Fe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
CHAMP.

O11An1Is
There will be services at Bethel
Sunday by the pastor, Rev. Cobb.
We are sorry to state that Mrs.
Ware is very low with heart trouble.
]. H. wilkins and wife spent Sat
urday with w. F. Settle and family.
Miss Cleo Settle, who is teaching a
High Hill, spent Saturday and Sun.
day at home.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dean
Feb. Sth, a fine boy.
Mrs. Y. G. Thomas is GONZALES
cent.
Mr.. Foddy is putting a new root
on his house.
Carl Crockett and bride (nee Miss
Ruby Casey spent a few days here
recently with relatives.
Cad Crockett and family have lefi
for Panhandle, Texas, to reside. W.
wish them well in their new home.
Mrs. McClintic Is an early bird
She has a flock of little chicks.
Mrs. McCord is better at this writ
ing. She has had lagripe.
THE LEDGER JOB PRINTERl
FOR NEAT UP-To-DATE WORK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

jefferson City, Feb, s-The House
committee on clerical force to-day re-
ported that Virgil Franklin had been
summarily discharged from the clerica
force, and that the custodian of the
capitol had been requested to provide
seperate wash rooms for the negro
employees. Franklin is the negro whose
alleged over-politeness to a young wo-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
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 n~eglecting the kid :
neys when they know these organs
need help. Sick kidneys are respon-
sible for a vast amount of suffering
and i'll health, but there is no need
to suffer nor to remain in danger
when all diseases and aches and
pains due to weak kidneys can be
quickly and permanently cured by
the use Of Doan's Kidney Pills. Here
is a Mexico citizens recommends
ton:
j. e. Green, farmer, of Mexico, Mo.
says: From my experience with
Doan's Kidney Pills, I a heartily
recommend them. My back was very
lame and painful and my kidneys
were SO badly disordered that
had little control over the seeretions
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at the
Criswell Drug Co., relieved me promp'
" and knowing as I do Of their greaI
merit. l have often recommended
them since"
For sale by all dealers. Price DOC
YorkFoster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N
Y, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's-anI
take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
NEGRO CLERK HAS
BEEN DISMISSED BY
CLERICAL COMMITTEE

men clerk in the senate caused some
excitement last week.
The action of the Republican eleri-
cal committee probably disposes of the
a issue for the time being. 1t Is gen
orally suspected that the Democrats
seized upon the Franklin episode to
advertise the fact the Republican
house had employed a number of me-
groes on the clerical force.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
WILL HOLD BIG CON-
sINATIoN SALE.
Well Known Mexico Horsemen to
Offer at Auction Fine saddlers,
Harness and Combination Animals
on April 18th.

A number of local horsemen will
hold a combination sale in this city
April 18th. at which they intend to
auction a large number of fine sad
die, harness and combination horses.
The movement Is in it's incipiency, at
present, and the full plans have not
been definitely decided upon with
the exception of the date.
Audrain county has some Of the
finest horse flesh in the world and
this sale should prove a marked sue
cess. Animals from all rel this en-
tire section, known IS the "Blue
Grass Region of Missouri" will be
among the offerings.
J. t. johnson is among those In
terested.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
STOCK AND
FARM NOTES.

STOCK AND
FARM NOTES.
Chas. Muir sold s. p. Emmons a
pair of 8 year old mules for $500.
c. H. Deane purchased Of chas.
stumpf one pair Of mules for $445.
Chas. Alderman paid w. W. John
son $57 for an eight year old sorrel
horse.
]. 7. Johnson sold J. W. Dowell a
pair Of mules, coming 8 year olds, for
s2s5.
Mike Devaney sold to G. H. Pey-
ton a pair of A year old mules for
$295.
Saturday afternoon Col. ]. n. John
soon sold several head Of horses and
stock. He sold 4 cows that averaged
in price around $50.
J.. L. shotwell, a well known and
regular patron Of this market Of Au-
drain county. Mo-, was represented
on the market Tuesday with a con-
Segment of GO butcher heifers Of
$50 lbs, average that sold at s5.65.
Billy Kelly bought them for Morris 6
son.-Live Stock Reporter.
LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
ROAD ovERsEERs APP
POINTED FEB. s, 100.

G. B. Moore, Vandalia.
w. e. Detienne, Mt. Carmel.
A. A. Gannaway, vandalia.
f. H. Naysmith, Vandalia.
: G. T. Fisher. Vandalia.
r. Fl. McClintlc, Laddonia.
G. B. KIarenback, Farber.
Jas. Peery, Martinsburg.
Grover Weber, Martinsburg.
John r. Scott, Laddonia.
Henry Weber, Benton City.
Andy Talbot, Laddonia.
e. o. Snedeker, Laddonia.
A. ID. Erisman, Benton City.
w. B. Freeman, Mexico.
J. r. Dorgan, Benton City.
Edgar Stuart
=. w. Beagles. Laddonia.
M. ], Myers.
A. Pfitzer, Mexico.
Y. G. Thomas, Mexico.
J.. G. Ford, Mexico.
Joel Gard, MEXICO.
r. U. Stuart. Mexico.
w. H. Berrey, Mexico.
j. II. Crockett, Mexico.
j. A. Miller, Centralia.
II. T. Cant. Thompson.
Sam'l A. Pool, C~entralia.
@. A. Candy, Thompson.
Elmer Guengerich, Centralia.
j. T. Douglass, Centralia.
w. T. Hulen, Centralia.
A. l.. Hawk. Sturgeon.
Perry Palmer, Clark.
]. II. Long, Sturgeon.
Levi VIM, Centralia.
L. L. Dysart, Centralia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

travelling salesman for a wholesale
house in Chicago. We wish him sue
cess In his new vocation.
Frank Ward and son, Benjamin, of
near Long Branch, were here last
Tuesday the guests Of his sister, Mrs.
Lou Vance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
FATE sPuRLocK ARRAleNED
ON STATE CHARGE,

Fate Spurlock, who was arrested
and fined by the city Tuesday after
noo for disturbing the peace. and
who was latter arrested on a State
warrant, a arraigned before Squire
Stallings Wednesday. He "a held
for the circuit court when he will be
arraigned before Judge Barnett on
Feb. 23rd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
Is Your Watch in
Good Order?
When Was 1t Oiled
and Cleaned Lastl

1t needs oiling and clean
ing every eighteen months,
at least, whether you think
It does or not.
It needs that attention
just as surely as an engine
does to getthe best results.
If it is neglected the oil
evaporates and afriction is
set up that is destructive
of the fine mechanism.
We have only expert watch
makers in our repair de-
partment, a n d whatever
ails your watch they can
put it in perfect order.
Al Work Guaranteed and Our
Charges Are Most Reasonable
Pitcher Jewelry Co.
East Side So. Established 1868
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

I SHOE STRING ITEMS. I

As usual there were many visitors
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Mayme Maher has returned
after a visit to C~entralia.
f. w. Steffens, of Kirksville, spent
a few days in our Factory.
Miss Inez Simmons, Of the Fitting
room, is on the sick list.
Miss Mary Anderson will be with
us in a few days.
How about the blue and Red Rib
bons? Get your vote in.
We were SO glad to see Mr.. Rob-
bins with us Monday morning as we
did not expect to see him.
"Heiny' Drebbing, the chicken
king, is laboring under difficulties.
Hope he will be well soon.
Miss Dolly Dudley, the Queen of
our Factory, is out again after a
slight attack Of the lagrippe.
Mr.. Mert Johnson, our obliging
transfer man, has a fine new dray
wagon. Merit is helping to make Mex
leo more like New York every day.
Mr.. Wilbur White, foreman of the
Bottom room, is now domiciled in
his new home on Abat st. He will
be at home to all his friends on
Wednesday, Feb. 10th.
Despite the severe weather Mr.. o.
Kenney braved the elements and
made his usual weekly trip to Mo-
berly. Love is blind" Keep your
eye on him.
We hear there ia to be a wedding
soon. Ask a certain young lady in
the fitting room about it. / do hope
we will be remembered with an in
vitation. The Misses Pippins' are
going to assist.
Mr. Chas. Laird has been detained
| from work with a slight attack o.
| lagrippe. We think if he, like Col
Potter, would take what the "owP
| prescribes he will be able to resume
his work in a few days. We hope
SO.
A number Of our young ladies forme
a theatre party on Tuesday night Il
witness the Stanley Stock Co. Al
enjoyed it very much. We also heai
there was another party compose'
of some of the young men from thu
Cutting roofi and young ladies' from
the Fitting room. How about it?
Leonard Lord, Of Denver, Colo, WI
formerly worked in our Cutting room
but left three months ago for hi
home, has again returned. Their
must be a drawing card here for him
However, we are glad to see his smi
ing face. They all come back, S
says he Ledger.
We hear Col. Sam Potter's ROOF
was entered last Saturday night b
a burglar who, armed, demanded Nj
Potter to hold up his hands and a
he did SO, the said burglar relieve
him of his watch and pocketbook, br
we also hear, this burglar was kin
hearted and returned the watch an
purse and now Col. is happy agail
I Col. Potter is a very brave mai
, though, and was very "cool." Il
has located a new boarding house.
A bracing spring tonic. Drives oil
spring disorders. Makes rich, re
blood and muscle. A wonderful ren
edy for making sick people well. He
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. So
Tea or Tablets. Criswell Drug Co,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
SMALL POX IN
WILLIAM JEWELL
COLLEGE LIBERTY

smallpox, one in the school dormitory
and one just outside the campus. In
addition the top floor Of the three
story dormitory is under quarantine
and a large number of students Is i'm
prisoned there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
BARGAINS.

Nice voltage, stable and outbuild-
IaHa y lots. Well located. Owner
I64QIaF city and must sell. Terms.
Modern cottage of 8 rooms. Good
3,eatIon; up in fine condition. Cheap
H6 serms.
AsEsege property, near city. Cheap
II len at once.
z4ad 100 acre farm for city prop
81 Farm loans at low rate.
Real Estate Dept,
North Mo. Trust Co.
d&w1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

Liberty, Mo-, Feb.9.-Nearly everyone
of the 600 men students at VIII
liam Jewell college has been yaccina-
ted in the last "a hours, as the re-
suit Of the discovery Of two cases Of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
poRnMAN-REcToR WE'D

DINO WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
]. 4 Foreman, of Monroe county,
Ind Mics Missia Rector, Of Audrain
county. we're married at the court
honae W Judge W. W. Bolts We'd
aa4day afternoon at $780, The Led
nHr extends congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

rent, q 1Oo-acre farm, known as
e pr. Crawford land in the Bean
hborhood. See T. W. Chesbro, at
aieton's Livery Barn, Mexico, Mo.
Ms M. Adams q Son. dit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

Bud Campbell, Of Benton CITY, Is
going to have a big sale ana wiz
NOV to Mexico and help make a
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
MARTINsBURG

Mrs. Bowman, OF Laddonia, visited
her daughter, Mrs. Mapes, Saturday.
Mrs. Kleinsorge, Of Wellsville, Wis.,
tied her sister, Mrs. Watkins, Sun
day.
Miss Ida Christup, of Benton City,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Oscar Krieger.
Miss Maude Watkins very pleas
antly entertained the High School pu-
pills, also their teacher, Prof. Mapes,
and his wife, Saturday night. The
occasion was in honor of Miss Ethyl
overbagh, who with her parents will
leave for Colorado in the near fu-
ture. A delicious luRch was served.
Ed. Pritchett was at Montgomery
City Monday.
Miss Katherine Krieger is home
from Quincy, Ill.
Misses Josephs and Blackwell, of
Wellsville, spent Monday at H. A.
overbagh's.
Mr.. Belche's niece and two children,
Of Colorado, who are visiting friends
in st. Louis, made a pleasant visit
at the formers home the first of
last week.
DR.. Diven went to Macon City Mon
day.
Rev. Lahmon filled his regular APP
pointment at Christian church Sun
day. At the close Of the morning
service Mr.. Ollie Davis in a few well
chosen and appropriate remarks pre-
sented to Henry overbagh three high
class books. also q years subscription
to two religious papers. One book
was given the pastor, the remain
der by the church. Mr.. O~verbagh has
been superintendent of the Sunday
School for a number of years and
these gifts were tokens of the high
esteem In which he was held.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
ION naNr a 100
ACRE FARM.

Fof rent d 1OO-acre farm. See I.
II. chesbro. at Middleton's Livery
Barn. Mexico, Mo. Geo. w. Adams
8 dit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
ROSTER

Abbay, John
Atkinson, VIM. f.
Afford, II. l..
Anderson, Elmer p.
Arnold. James ID.
Blair, John Clark
Blackburn, Ernest L.
Burroughs, Daniel $.
Bland, Warren w.
Bruton, Arthur
Branstetter, Artemus L.
Bratton, Nolan v.
Clay, Green
Carr, Lorenzo
Car, John
Cunningham, p. r.
Cave, Edward s.
Crawford, James G.
Cook, W. b. M.
Cox, Sylvester S.
Creech, Brevator ].
Drake, Morgan
Duncan, T. B.
Davis, James T.
Douglass, VIM. B.
Daniel, Geo. w.
Daniel, Charles G.
Edwards, Saml M.
Ellis, Leslie d.
Early, Bernard B.
Faber, Mike
French, Henry P.
Glandon, Jos. A.
Guthrie, John A.
Graham, John B.
Gibbs, Edward S.
Houston, Algernon s.
Hope, Robert l..
Hamlet, Sterling p.
Hall, Christopher c.
johnson, Charles
Jones, Asby N.
Jones, Henry L.
Jesse, Frank r.
Kabrich, George
Kirk, Charles
Kallmeyer, A. H.
Kohl, Henry c.
Llewellyn, John r.
Lail, J.. Sam
Maddox, Geo. s.
Morris, Fred A.
Meffert, Charles B.
Mason, John 7.
Mitchell, L. j.
Mckee, Daniel A..
Potts, Joseph A.
Peyton, Charles T..
Parker, Frank II.
Robertson, George
Robinson, Erastus
Rodes, VIM. r.
Ramsden, Jas. H.
Ross, George A..
Reed, Calvin d.
Steele, John J.
Steffens, VIM.
Settle, Charles W.
Strict, John q.
Strother, H. NJ.
Simpson, John L.
Schmidt, Edward J.
Trimble, James G.
Tapley, Joe
Tucker, H. e. G.
Threlkeld, H. Clay
Thomas, Harry w.
Toalson, George F..
Won Grabill, s. Becker
Weimer, Urban
White, Robt. M.
Wood, Joseph e.
Woods, Homer G.
Wise, Martin R.
Watson, Edward B.
Waters, VIM. s.
Wilson, Oscar A.
Worrell, Robt. d.
Webb, Alvin %. {
whitney, A. H.
No. Members 80
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
THOMPSON.

Cad Crockett lett with mis- ANIL
for Texas this week to make his
home.
Geo. w. Ridgeway will move this
week to Texas. Mr. Ridgeway takes
with him extra good stock and farm
machinery.
county, preached at New Hope Sun
day.
Rev. Frank Birkhead, Of Lincoln
Mrs. Robert Dorgan, of Benton City
was the guest of her sister, Miss
Laura Brown, over Sunday.
Mrs. Eugie TinsIey sold an aged
a to- G. r. Brown Monday for
$50.
G. w. Wisdom sold his fine three
year old mare to Chas. Dean
last week.
Judge Baker Barnes sold one span
of three year old mules to $. A.
Pulls for $3.50.
Joe Consldine sold 8 coming 2
year old mules extra fancy for $176
each. He also sold to ]. W. Brewer
six mules at $175 each.
W. and w. r. Wisdom bought 2
pairs Of work mules from Chas. Dean
price $500. y.
Porter Tinsley delivered 8 mules
to Joe C~onsidine at $500. Mr. Tins
ley bought one from MI. Considine
at $3.50.
Miss Lizzie Nevins is at home af-
ter a visit to Jefferson City relatives.
Joe Considine had a car Of West
ern sheep on the st. Louis market
Monday, Weighing 81 lbs, sold at
$3.50 per cwt. He also had a load Of
lambs Friday last that brought $40.
Chas. Householder got out a car of
Western sheep Sunday night averag-
ing SO lbs, sold at $6.4O.
Clark & Bledsoe bought an extra
good span Of horses recently at
1880.
W. M. Thompson is building a
house for Chas. Householder.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

Babe Moore, Of Fulton, was In this
city Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11


MIS- d. W. Robertson has returned
tran 81. Louis.
Charles CHI, Of st. Louis, was in
Mexico to-day.
Hughes Graham, of Chicago, is in
this city tho cues of friends and rela-
tiyes.
Mrs. NJ II Bolts has returned
home from yandalia.
i. n Ellis Wi here from vandalia
% h,isinest Ttsesday.
The fev. n. w. stoddart, of Full
ton. WAS IN Mexico Monday.
WHITE GOODS SALE CoNTIN-
un'p remainder Of week on account o.
bad WeAtAef. Don't miss the bar
Knlha. Fredendall & Wilkins.
Mrs.. N. g. Sherwood, of Brldg-
port, Conn, ii visiting in this city.
Intefast paid on all deposits.
North Missouri Trust Co.
Mfs j N. Lane is In Fulton at
tending i meeting Of the W.. c. T. U.
IA CAMILLA the perfect Lace
Front Corset. d2t-w1t
FFefendall & wilkins.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

WILL CONTINUE for remainder of
week On account of bad weather our
WHITE GOODS SALE. Bargains of
all kinds. Fredendall & Wilkins.
Some beautiful lots for sale and
viii lend money to build on same.
Real Estate Dept. North Missouri
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11

SEED OATS FOR SALE.
1000 Bushels Of Red Seed Oats.
Apply 10 W. ii. Fuhrer, near Littleby
station Me. 49-St