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Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-21

Adams, Hugh w.
Akey, j. V.
Anderson, VIM. A.
Alexander, Geo.
Allies, Fred l..
Anderson, ID. #.
Anderson, JAS. A.
Apffel, L.
Avery, VIM. III.
Barlow, Allison
Barmore, E. Ill.
Barton, Chas. V.
Bassett, r.. S.
Barber, DIR. K. T.
Baker, Fred L.
Barrows, iii. ID.
BabcOck, DIR. w. ID.
Bassett, DIR. +. w.
Benedict, HI. j.
BetkOuski, Martin f.
Bishop, DIR. Herbert NJ.
Bittinger, G. e.
Birkel, Geo. j.
Blight, ReynOld II.
Bowen, J.. l..
BOwles, w. E.
BOyntOn, III. III.
Burnett, Frank w.
Burkhard, III. j.
Burnham, II. w.
Burke, w. r..
Brent, e. j.
Brundige, III. w.
Byrne, JnO. j.
Cadman, JAS. p.
Cadwalader, G. ID.
Calender, Harry X.
Campbell, w. ID.
Chamberlain, Lee
Chambers, VIM.
Chaplin, A. p.
Chase, Chas. w.
Clark, Percy HI.
Clarke, DIR. Elmer A.
Cleaveland, w. L.
Coffey, DIR. Titan j.
Cole, w. e.
Collins, NJ. L.
COwles, j. f.
ComstOck, Theo. b.
COnant, G. f.
COrteIyOu, JAS. G.
Coyne, j. p.
Crandall, w. n.
CrOswell, ThOs. r.
Davenport, L. NJ.
Davidson, A. n.
Davis, Chas. C.
Douglass, Thos. j.
Duque, L. L.
Edwards, ID. "A.
Eichelberger, HI. NJ.
Elliott, j. NJ.
Fay, Frank p.
Farwell, Lyman
FinlaysOn, Frank G.
Fisher, Walter Ill.
Flint, f. W., jr.
Fox, C. j.
Frick, DIR. ID. j.
Frank, HI. w.
Fuhr, Rev. Raphael
German, Eugene
Giffen, G. Nj.
Gibbcn, T. e.
Gibbons, DIR. Sherwin
GOodnOw, j. #.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-21

known as a personal friend of the
Harper family, and as one of the older
residents of Los Angeles a. man jealous
Of the honor of the families who had
seen the city grow from village. But
it was soon evident from Maj. Lee
remarks that for this very reason he
was performing what he considered an
essential duty in behalf Of his city, al
though a painful one through it's close
relationship with his friendships. He
spoke rather slowly and seriously, and
at times his voice trembled little as
/ he referred to his disappointment re-
garding the misconduct Of man in
whom he had placed reliance.
But because of his feeling his realiza-
ton of his duty as a citizen was
brought out the stronger and he did
not hesitate to denounce the mayor as
man who had betrayed the trust of
his fellow citizens.
"I desire to second the motion, al
though I do so with unfeigned reluc-
tance," said Maj. Lee. ''In the first
place there is a strong personal reason
for my reluctance. One Of the very
first men who showed himself my friend
and whom L have always held in the
greatest personal regard is the father
of the present mayor. I have known
his son from boyhood. When he was
elected a great many of our older citi-
zens rejoiced, feeling that the welfare
of the city was in safe hands.
'FWell, we watched him. We began
to doubt, then to fear, then conviction
came that he had not realized our ex-
pectations. In my mind, and l knew
in the minds of hundreds of others, the
conviction is that he has failed Of his
trust, that he has administered the city
affairs for a personal and political ad-
vancement, that he has not the high
ideals, incentives and motives which
should actuate the mayor Of this city.
Deals with Mayors FaiIings
''It is impossible to go fully into de-
tails now The main objections that
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-21

Graham, S. C.
Griffith, JnO. T.
Hanna, Byron @.
Hart, Frank j.
Harris, w. Il.
Handley, l.. A.
Haynes, DIR. Jno. Il.
Haskell, S. M.
Haggarty, j. j.
Harmon, j. r.
Hayward, Henderson
Hill. ID. +.
Hill, DIR. II. W.
Hughes, DIR. West
HutchisOn, w. G.
Jess, Stoddard
Jones, f. ID.
johnson, f. o.
johnson, o. T.
johnson, Geo. G.
Jones, A. +.
Judah, f. G.
Kahn, Jno.
Kemp, JnO. w.
Kennan, r.. G.
Kelsey, DIR. A. l..
Kellogg, DIR. f. b.
Kincaid, E. III.
KOepfli, j. o.
Lamb, DIR. w. A.
Lapham, j. HI.
Lawler, Oscar
Lee, III. It.
Lemon, Jno. r.
Levy, AL
Lindley, 8. X.
Lissner, M.
LOwman, /. L.
Lock, G.. e.
Mabury, Paul
MarshutZ, S. G.
MacFarland, ID. H.
Mason, Geo.
Mcconnell, Lee A.
Mccarthy, j. H.
McNutt, G. f.
McAtee, l.. w.
Mckinney, j. G.
Melton, o. G.
Mitchell, Robt.
MolOny, Richard
Moore, Lester S.
Moody, Chas. A.
Mullin, j. f.
MurdOck, j. j.
Murphy, e. w.
Newly, Oscar NJ.
Newly, Nathan
Newmark, Henry Nj.
Niederer, Jacob
Norman, w. G.
Norton, A. NJ.
O'Dea, NJ. f.
OvertOn, Eugene
Owen, f. v.
Parmelee, c. A.
Parsons, s. j.
Partridge, w. Il. b.
Perkins, Gregory, jr.
Peterman, Geo.
Peck, II. ID.
Plant, Richard
POindexter, r. w.
Reynolds, j. HI.
Randall, G. I'll.
Rhodes, Allen
Ross, Abner L..
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-21
MAYOR HARPER
TO BE RECALLED
BY CITIZENS
OVERWHELMING SENTIMENT
IN FAVOR OF ACTION
SPEAKERS SAY ADMINISTRATION
HAS BEEN FAILURE
Chief Executive Must Be Retired is
Sense of AssembIage Called
to Discuss Municipal
Crisis
Recall Petitions
to Be Ready Soon

o TOLLOWING the determined de-
8 II mand yesterday for the recall of
@ Mayor Harper the executive COM
@ mittee of the Municipal league
e will meet this afternoon to outline a
@ plan of campaign. Petitions will be
g prepared and 10000 will be printed at
g once. These will be circulated through
g out the city as quickly as they can be
g obtained from the printer
@ 1f there were any doubt as to reDre-
q sentative public feeling over the oues-
g tlOn of vice protection and consequent
g danger to the city's big enterprises ii
g was dispelled by the earnestness shown
g by prominent men in instructing the
g municipal league to take action The
g executive committee of the league will
@ obey these instructions by initiating
g ana carrying forward the necessary ac-
g tlon as expeditiOusly as possible. and
g the Officers have already received many
@ calls from those who desire to assist
g The general interest taken in the
g movement was shown in the many tele-
g phone calls which came to the news
g paper offices last night. The Herald
@ was kept busy until late In the even
g ing telling the result to inquirers.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-21
Judge Works Speaks Earnestly
ARTHUR LET'S AIDS WORK

3 In every package that went out of {
) the Broadway department store yes {
5 terday was a circular which reproduced (
article No. VII in The Heralds series, z
) in answer to the question, 'Is Vice {
Protected in Los Angeles?" Thousands 4
of these circulars were sent out in that &
) manner yesterday by direction of Ar {
5 thur Let's, proprietor of the Broadway {
) department store. The article was &
) preceded by the special heading: Tax (.
payers, Attention! This affects your &
) bank account"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-21

Mr.. Tyrrell, at is almost impossible to
keep out every taint of graft, every
stain of piracy. Then it would be said
Of you that the Kern crowd could have
done better. Things have already been
a little bit murky. Next to Mulholland
and Lippincott the three chief men of
the aqueduct were taken from the
Southern Pacific company; that looks
suspicious. l am informed that the
specifications for the railroad along the
aqueduct were so drawn that no road
but the Southern Pacific could come in,
but this was not done by Mayor Har-
per.
'I think that Mayor Harper should
be asked to make a statement. Be-
cause some fellow happens to say, Call
up A. c. that does not spell collusion
for minute.
Judge Works Speaks Earnestly
Judge John D. Works was called for
insistently, and he responded in a
speech OF great earnestness, saying:
Il appear as somewhat responsible
for the conditions that have made this
meeting possible. I voted for Harper.
1 did not know, in my unsophisticated
ignorance, that he was being supported
by the push
"I knew him very little. I took the
pains to inquire of numerous of his
business associates to find what man
NContinued on Page Seven)
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-21

The Herald. like every other newspaper. is
misrepresented at times, particularly in cases
if:volving hotels, theaters, etc. The public
will please take notice that every representa-
tive of this newspaper is equipped with the
proper credentials and more particularly equip
ped with money with which to pay his bills.
THE HERALD
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-21
Found Dead on Steps

Valentine Emg, 40 years old, was found
dead on the front steps of his home. 1927
Cortez street. by neighbors at noon yester-
day. Alcoholism is thought to have caused
his death. The body was taken to the un
dertal1ing establishment of Pierce Brothers
where an inquest will be held. Emig was
married and had wife living somewhere in
the city. He had been living alone at the
house for some time.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-21
CITY NEWS IN RRIEE

How are your books at the commence
ment Of the new year? Any Difficult
ties? See the Baskerville Audit com
pany. 704 Auditorium building.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-21
THE CITY

Strangers invited to visit the exhibits OF
California products at the Chamber of Com
merce building, on Broadway, between First
and Second streets, where free information will
De given on all subjects pertaining to this Sec
1icn,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-21

The Herald Will pay SO in cash to anyone
furnishing evidence that will lead to the arrest
and conviction OF any person caught stealing
copies OF The Herald from the premises of our
patrons.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-21
Those Who Attended Recall Meeting

Ruddy, Geo. d.
Saeger, Jud
SaIyer, j. F.
Schmidt, A. A.
Sessions, n. p.
Simpson, Frank
Siegel, Myer
Simoneau, r.. r.
SlausOn, James
Smith, s. j.
Smith, James w.
Smith, Fred j.
Smith, Chester G..
Stimson, Marshall
StilsOn, Il. j.
StetsOn, +. f.
StetsOn, A. L.
stephens, Albert M.
Stanton, G. Q.
Stamm, G. T.
Tasker, DIR. ID. L.
Taggart, C. Nj.
Tatum, Jos. T.
Taylor, W. III.
Thiele, G. A.
Titus, r.. HI.
TOpham, John
TOlhurst, S. H., sr.
Townsend, Jas. r..
TyrreH, Frank G.
Valentine, L. III.
Van Valkenburg, G. A.
Vance, C. R.
Washburn, w. j.
Weston, Eugene
Webster, Eugene @.
Wernigk, DR.. r..
WellbOrn, Chas.
Weifenbach, Geo.
Wilmer, III. G.
Wing, s. C.
Wicks, Nj. L.
Wills, DIR. w. L. MI.
Wfnstanley, F.
Wing, DIR. Ebert
Wilson, Warren
Wilson, w. HI.
Williamson, r.. b.
willard, G. ID.
Wiesendanger, T..
White, s. j.
Whiffen, +. j.
WoOlner, Harry
Works, Jno. ID.
Workman, w. III.
WOOlner, H.
Workman, Alfred
Wright, Gilbert s.
Wyman, II. o.
Young, Rev. VIM. 8.
YOakum, Nj. G..
ZeehandeIaar, f. j.
PERSONS NOT VOTING:
Duque, T. L.
Workman, w. I'll.
Kahn, JnO.
Edwards, ID. X,
Lawler, Oscar
PERSONS VOTING NO:
Mccarthy, J. III.
Marshutz, s. G.
WOOlner, Harry
Byrne, j. j.
Fuhr, Rev. Raphael
All others voted faye"
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13
JURORS ARE
NOT LAWYERS,
But Most Everyone Else Is In T. B
Buckner's Suit.
(Kansas City Journal).

kansas City JouTndl)'
The parties to the suit are law
yers. The judge, naturally, was
formerly a lawyer. Many of the wit
nesses are lawyers. The case, of
course, is being tried by lawyers.
And if there was not a legal pro-
vision excusing lawyers from serv-
ing on juries, the twelve men in
the box might also have lawyers
among their number.
That's the case of Thomas B.
Buckner, lawyer, formerly of Mex
leo, Mo-, against Ben t. Hardin
and John 7. Mathis, lawyers, on trial
yesterday before Judge Park OF
the circuit court. Each has two law
yers. Buckner is suing for $4,000
damages because Hardin and Mathis
according to the evidence, slapped
Buckner, Jan. "a, 1907, in Judge
Seehorns division of the circuit
court. The case was tried once be
fore and Buckner got $500. How
ever, the verdict was set aside
and the second trial is now on. AL
the plaintiffs testimony was in be
fore the court adjourned last night
The case most liFely will be fin
ished to-day.
Buckner testified that he asked
Hardin for some papers and that the
lie was passed. Then, he says
Hardin struck him and SO die
Mathis. Buckner says he grabbed
chair, but was restrained by depu
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13

Thirty students in the School oil
journalism went to Fulton, NO.
wednesday afternoon to attend the
forty.fourth annual meeting of the
Missouri Press Association. They
will not return until Friday night
Among the number of students go
.ng are several girls. Walter VII
liams, dean of the school, will ac
company them. He will deliver al
addres. on "This Year in the Schoo
of Journalism"
They travelled on passes and ar
rived in Mexico on the 1885 Wa
bash Immediately taking the Soutl
Branch of the Alton for Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13
WESTERN AUDRAIN.
drs. Eads of Moberly is spending a

Mrs. Eads of Moberly is spending a
few days with Rob Rice and family.
Joe Todd, aged 70 years, died at
the home of his twin brother May
2. He has suffered with an afflic-
ton for many years. He was never
married. The funeral was preached
at the residence by his Methodist pas
tor, Rev. Houck. The interment was
made at Macedonia.
d. L. owen of Hallsyille spent a
few days last week at the home OF
Blaydon Robinson.
Leslie White, one of our hustling
young farmers, is to be married In
June to Miss Pearl Flemings of Mo
berly. They will go to housekeeping
on tae groom's beautiful farm and
will be at home to the friends after
July 1st.
Miss Edna Turner, one of Au
drain County's most excellent young
ladies'. has been re-employed to teach
the Pine school the coming year. Mis-
Edna seems to be a fixture in this
school as she has been there for
number of years.
j. j. Littrell sold fine short horr
bull to ]. f. Romans for a fancy
price.
The rain Saturday raised the creek
higher than they have been in q
years, so old settlers say. The ligh
ming killed cows for Perry Palmer AM
Jas Thompson and valuable hors'
for Mikey Spelman.
There seems to be an epidemic
among the spring colts as many o
the farmers are losing them.
VIM. Quisenberry sold roadster
to a Mr.. Pollen for $225.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13
CONDITIONS.

American Trotting Association
rules govern, of which we are mem
ber.
In harness races, heats, 8 in s; 8
heats decide contest.
Entrance fee per cent and 8
per cent from money-winners. Horse
distanciEg field entitled to first none
only.
Two horses from one stable may
be named in one class and held for
but one entry fee, but only one horse
can start.
Money divided harness races,50--
25-15-l0.
No entrance fee to start in run
ming races but ten per cent will be
taking from three money winners.
Money divided sixty, twenty-five and
fifteen per cent of purse; entries
must be made by seven O'Clock ev-
ening before the race.
1st Race. Purse $4,000. One half
mile. Ten lbs. below scale.
End Race. Purse $500. Sew
eneights of mile. Fifteen lbs.
below scale.
3rd Race. Purse $500. Flve-eights
of a mile. Fifteen lbs. below scale
4th Race. Purse $500. Three
fourths of a mile. Fifteen lbs. be
low scale.
5th Race. 1880. Five-eights of 8
mile. Ten lbs. below scale.
l Winners of one Race to carry fivt
lbs. extra; horses started and not Wi
Race allowed five lbs.
9Th Race. Purse $500. One mile
Conditions same as in fifth Race.
7th Race. Purse $4,000. One mile
Is Lbs. below scale. Horses WHINE
of one Race to carry five lbs. e1
ira. Two or more Races ten lbs
extra. Non-winners allowed fiv
lbs.
Sth Race. $4,000. Five-eight
of a mile. Consolidation for Horse
not been one, two, at this meeting
I everything to carry 110 lbs.
The Association reserve the righ
to declare off any race not fillin
satisfactorily, or on account of ba
weather conditions.
! Right is also reserved to change o.
der of program or to postpone 70
cause
\ Stall rent $500. No conditional el
tries. e. II. Carter,
i Secretary.
II All communications, address th
secretary,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13
THOMPSON.

H. r. Cant sold one car of fat hogs
in st. Louis last week.
James Childers has bought new
buggy.
Mrs. VIM. Jesse is here from Here
ford, Texas, with Mrs. w. NJ. Thomp-
son, her sister.
Joe Consjdine has loads of cattle
to ship in few days. He has about
5 leads ON feed.
Mrs. VIM. Morganthaler, of Halls
vile, is h. with her sister, Mrs.
Eppa Eiiett.
Miss Mabel Davis, daughter of R
D. Davis, will teach the Daniel school
Miss Mabel will make her mark as a
good teacher.
Frank Creasey was at home with
his mothgr over Sunday.
Mrs. EUgig Tinsley is in Fultor
with Mrs. DR.. Carter for a few days.
Mrs. j. T. Cogswell is home from
few days stay in Centralia will
his eal gLte:-.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13
ALc oHoL IN MEDICINES.

Alcohol is the best known preser-
vatiye of medical compounds. and the
average proprietary medicine con-
tains from Is per cent to % per cent,
which is the smallest possible amount
to pieterve the Ingredients, while
the average Doctors prescription CON
tains from 20 per cent to so per cent.
Such standard preparations as Ly-
dia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound contain but IS per cent, and
they even put the Compound up in
tablet form, which the over-scrupu-
lous woman, who objects to alcohol
in any degree, may use.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13

Sheriff WOo'ery dcided not to
leave for Dan'-iile, ILL.,, for the ar
rest of Sonny Boy" Mitchell, If he
is still there. This will give the To-
cal authorities time to procure the
ne: essary papers with which to ef-
feet MitchelPs return.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13
TO LET DANV|LLE or
HCERS EFFECT ARREST OE SONNY
Boy MITCHELL WANTED HERE

The fact he met a Mexico man
and talked of the crime h e was
charged with eventuates doubt re-
garding his still being in Danville.
If he suspected the conversation
would result in the authorities be-
ing notified in Mexico he no longer
remains in the Illinois city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13
NEW BANK Euli DING

Messrs. c. A. Wilder and ]. S.
McCune, Bankers CT Laddonia,
Mo-, spent a few hours in Fulton
Tuesday arranging with NJ. F.
Bell for plans and specifications
for a new banking house and Ma
sonic Ball building to be erected at
Laddonia.
The Masonic Lodge of Laddonia
Mo-, is arranging to have its hall
over the new bank building.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13

the extra distance by way of Han
nibal. If this should be the case it
is likely Shelbina will be the division
point for both roads. The proposed
route by way Of Paris has been sur
veyed several times by various rail
road parties. The Iowa & st. Louis,
which stopped short up in Macon
County, was chartered to st. Louis
BY this route, and there is now a pos
sibility of its completion through Ma
con and down to Paris, where it will
join the Shelby County Railroad ex-
tension and follow the location here
toforo made.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13

ty sheriff and others from using it,
The testimony of Buckner's witnesses
was the same, except in details.
ut is not SO much the blow IT.
self as the humiliation, which l feel
to this day." said Buckner on the
stand.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13
BURLINGTON MAY EXTEND TO
MEXICO SHORTLY VIA SHELBY
COUNTY SHORT LINE PURCHASE

shelbyvle No. May 1oA railroad will be held mere
1sh which, 1t expected will result turning the Shelby
Railroad who will build Louis Of
negotiating the
experienced railroad building, they 1t is
their plans. addition the Southern
the
Burlington. purchase
Of
is
etioalv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13
WELLSVILLE MAN TAKES
LIFE At ST. CHARLES, MO
Ledger Special.

Ledger Special.
wellsville, No., May 11.-Bud Wigs,
of this city, a carpenter, took his
life Monday in St. Charles by drink
ing carbolic acid. He has brother
a carpenter, at work in Mexico.
Wigs was 23 years old, and nc
cause is known for his act. The
funeral will be held Wednesday In
this city. This will be the third
suicide funeral held in Wellsville dur
ing the past week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13
SANTA FE.


Quite a few from here attended
church at Perry last week.
Mr.. Roy Key is sporting a dandy
new buggy.
Misses Barry Hendrix, Verna Bates,
Gertrude Davis and zella Crump and
Messrs. Arthur Sharp, Claude Sterett,
Cello Thompson and Earnest Sylves-
ter attended the skating rink last
Saturday night at Perry. Everyone
had fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. 4. Hanger and Miss Genia
Carter attended the show at Mexico
last Wednesday.
The Rebecca Lodge Is progressing
nicely.
Miss verna Bates is the proud own
er OF a nav watch.
The lightning killed four horses for
Charley Nugents, near Strother, last
Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13

Springfield, No., May 1.-THE an
nual State Convention of the Knights
of Columbus closed here tonight with
the initiation of class of forty. All
officers were elected, as follows:
DR.. r. Kane, OF st. Louis presi-
dent; D. A. Roy, Bonne Terre, State
secretary; Roy F. McNally, Chilli
cothe, State treasurer; D. A. Muir
ply, Mexico, State advocate; j..
| F. Hennessey, st. Louis, State war
dc
| ST Louis was chosen the next
meeting pace. The delegates to the
National Convention Of the order in
Mobile, Ala, elected to-day, are Dr.
R. E. Kane, John s. Leathy and
IN. C. Cooney, all of st. Louis;
D. A. Murphy, Mexico; s. L. Moore
Pennington and ]. M, Cleary, Kan
sas City.
VIE ERAr.s 10uEnc TILE Eel n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13


The Shelby County Railroad is a
steam line of eight miles, connect
ing Shelbina, on the Burlington, with
Shelbyville, the county seat.It was
built by farmers and merchants OF
Shelby county exclusively, at an ex.
pense of $1l5,OO0. 1t has been sue
cessfully operated since December,
1907 The motive power is a little 4
wheeled engine formerly used on the
New York elevated.
1t is said the Burlington is inter-
ested also in the proposed extension
of the line, and will use 1t for its
st. Louis traffic in order to cut off
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13

II pours the oil Of life into your
system - warns up and starts the
life blood circulating - makes you
feel healthy and happy. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea does. 80
cents, Tea or Tablets. Criswell
Drug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13

jefferson City, May 11.-This morn
ing the chaplain of the house fin
ished his census of his flock. He
found that he has under his care ~
Methodists, 25 Christians, 23 Bap-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13

R. M. White and wife are attend
ing the Missouri State Press Asso'
citation at Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13

You can't use just any old cultiva-
tor for your corn this year. 1t will
take a good one. Try the J. l.
Case and get tie best results. 1t
will save you Money. WI
Ferris C Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13

When you're wealied from over
work, feel llstless, languid, or when
you can't sleep or eat, take Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea, the
greatest American tonic. Thirty
years the best. 35 cents, Tea OF
Tablets. Criswell Drug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13

in tweDty-four hours. A. N. Miller,
of this city, went to Manhattan and
walked here with Weston. Weston
will leave here about Z O'Clock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13


Administer Velvets and Tapestry
Room Size Rugs. Good assortment
Prices right. d2-w1t
Ri, ketts & Emmons D. G. Co.
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Pear, Ecru and Ivory Lace Curtains
IN the newest designs.
Ricketts, & Emmons d. G. Co.
We have all the newest shapes in
rican Lady Corsets.
Rickttts & Emmons d. G. Co.
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whitman Saddles are the best
Get them at the
Mexico Imp. & Harness Co.
We both lose money If you 90
not do business with the
North Missouri Trust Co.
I;on't forget that Cultivator VIC
lave for you.
Mexico Imp. & Harness Co.
Rjsseli's Carpet Sweeper.
Ricketts 81 Emmons u. IT, 70
Good dwelling, lots; a bargain
Plenty of fruit. Price $500.
DIT Rixey & Glendy.
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Fresh Fish, at r. G. Paul
Sons.
KirtIey M. Smith, of Sturgeon wa
in Mexico this week on business VIII
the Probate Court.
We can please you in q Vehici'
call and see them.
Mexico Imp. & Harness CO.
Bugglcs with style, materiai an
finish, 'the Jewels" W.T.
Dry.
House Painting, Sign Painting se
Vandegrlft. 136.tdf
Let us sell You that set Oh ~"
ness you are going to buy.
Mexico Imp. 6 Harness CO.
Fresh Country Butter, at II,
por, o son,s 140-5t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13

Don't forget that the s. A. Darl
Co. will open up to show you on
"Wednesday, the 18th, on the Wesl
Side OF the Square. d3t-wlt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13

]. w. Cox and wife, of the Mon
,e City News, are in Mexico the
ests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ell
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Cox are en- route
to Fulton where they will attend
the state Editorial Association meet
inc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-13

lists, 90 of no particular faith; 21
Presbyterians, 10 Catholics, Evan
gelists, 2 Episcopalians, Dutch Re
form churchman, Quaker, ]
aetheist and one claiming his consti'
tutional rights.