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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

Mexico Ledger Is in hearty
with all Audrain county Dem
Il VINO favor harmony, and are
~ to strife and chickering's
VINO should hold office. We
"e our favorites for office from
@ole TO president. At the same
'uS doesn't always furnish any
Shy other candidates are not
aS good Democrats and just Us
puaIlf'ed for office. II we ex.
" curry Missouri for the Demo
A party We must quit talking
Hee silver Democrats, gold-bue
IOCrals, Bryan Democrats Populis
'a'S' Stone Democrats, Cleve
D0ilocrats, or Folk Democrats
ulus1 all Just be plain Democrats
a' any adjectives, and when
4, u'e Tor a Democratic office Wis
'vA'co he should be receives
m'y with courtesy, but cordial,
Who are earnestly and honestl
I'M, ,U Of Democratic victory.
.1.. aa'e Tor office should have a
,'"' hearing and cordial receI
W uli who affiliate with the
y, regardless Of their frlent
4 ''ls i~ amy particular cand
'0r any particular office,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

must find their refuge in the pro-
gressive Missouri Democracy Inc
Republican party has taken a STAND
for reaction and privilege. Democ'
racy for progress and equal rights
The verdict of the people OF Mis-
souri, will, l believe, be as empna1ac
as ii has been in Maine and every
other State where these issues have
been Joined. The result will be, as u
should be, AN overwhelming Demo
CRATIC majority in November.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

tariff. Calling 1t the tariff law oil
19O9," instead of the "Aldrlch-Payne
tariff law" cannot mislead the peo-
pie into believing that it was some
other tariff that was praised than
the one that has become Obnoxious
The only tariff law enacted in 19OS'
was the Aldrich-Payne tariff law.
The Republican declaration OF tarMr
principles brings only dispair to those
Missouri Republicans who oppose
the exploitation of the many for the
enrichment of class. Believers an
the political faith Of La Folleute, BITS
tow and Cummins cannot CONSISTENT
ly accept them. Those voters here
who would protest against the In
Justice of sO,OOO,OOO of people OF be
| ing taxed for the benefit Of lev
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22
Mems Cloves and Underwear

Ok dozen mems all leather work and driving
Gloves, mostly all 75c values, special -----. 4sc
One lot Mems buckskin, waterproof and XII KId
gloves, ETC., regular $1.25 values special ~ 9Sc
Mems extra heavy sanitary fieeced lined Vest and
Drawers, an extra value, 99c garment, 75c sults.
Ok dozen mems dress and work shirts, made good
and full, long sleeves, fast colors ~-~~ aye
Mans nlain and bib Overals, made heavy weight
denim. swing pockets, special -.-- 4Sc
20 dozen mems black socks double sole, heel and
to foe extra value, special 13c; pair for 25c.
Our line mems wool vest and Pants and Unlor
Snits at $1.OO, $1.25 and up are spleddld values
Bows seperate Vest and Pants, heavy fleece ane an
we'll made at. .-~ ~, ~--"--~~-' - IF - -''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22
cn1nvuille. rhe negro IS said

Cu1Tyville. The negro is said to
have been drinking and had been
ordered off the platform of the
coach by the train crew several
times Wednesday morning, but he
persisted in riding there.
He fell backwards and in the fall
his foot caught in such way SO as
to allow the train TO drag him. lie
was dragged perhaps mile, be
fore he was found. A passenger
saw Shepherds precarious conditior
and notified the train crew. The ne
gro was still alive when picked up
but is said to have expired shortl!
afterwards. His head hitting agains
the ties had so disfigured his feature
that he was almost unrecognizable.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

a,evates. Rotten, nasty en'ei hut
ments are not only dissusllnei f. on.
degrading. A firstclass Town ,.,.,,onts %
titled 70 first-class enterta,i nror
Along this line Theatrical mand ,andinr
Henry B. Harris, one Of tne le" arican
rrodueers Of plays on the Ani0, a,oar %
stare, must be credited wlpn i,,.'. = , rest
perception Of the responS,piry .'l snl,oys as
inc upon himself and his ieilv~n mont
n,,rveyors @ OF dramatic enter'ainir sprn,l,
Says Mr.. Harris; ! penTs oa,Ional IN,
tnst the theater as an educAt'On p,av,
dIum must not be OverlOoSsui ,,s lives, al
change the current Of men men : thoughts
val, as the current of their pnous ss an
and II is such plays thai nsv ,,'tal ph,
ISnro One good, strong vilal . pI, !,
win do more to arouse in'0'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

in Joplin and from that date until
November will devote his entire time
to the campaign, and will not resume
his lecture course until after the
election. When asked for a state
nent concerning his Endorsement by
the Missouri organization for the
presidency, Governor Folk said: "of
course, / appreciate the compliment
of the endorsement, and trust the
harmonious spirit displayed in the
unanimous adoption of the platform
will wipe away every vestdge OF fac
tionalism and presage unity OF action
for Democratic principles, the sue
cess of which has been, and is, my
main desire. "The issues are clear
ly defined in Missouri. The Repub'
licans stand pat for monopoiy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

We certainly have some great values to show
in this department.
25 pieces 36-inch Wool Plaid, Panamas and
Batiste Dress Goods, all colors. Csc and 75c
values, per yard ----- --~----,-. - ooc
Is pieces 44-nch all wool Panamas and Serges
all coiors, $1.0O value, special, yd. SSc
25 pieces all wool Fancy Suitings 44-in to
5O-n., regular $1.25 and $15O value, yard Sse
3O-inch Black Taffeta Silk, nice quality, 81
value, special, per yard .----' 'o'
9e-inch Black Taffeta, oil boiled, fancy edge,
heavy grade, $1.25 value, special - --~--So'
200 wards Fancy Silk, the new stripes, nice
quality, cheap at 75c, special, yard 49,
Our line of Fancy Silks at 75c and $1Oo yard
are certainly beauties. Let us show you'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

THE PHILLIPS ESTABLISHMENT
On the third page Of this weeks
Ledger will be found the formal
opening announcement for Fali OF
that hustling. up-to-ncw firm-Phii'
bps. ~ Wf
This establishment has enjoyed
the confidence Of the public so long
that it is almost superfluous for the
Ledger to add comment here.
These boys practically started the
beginning OF new Mexico I'm the busi-
ness districts. Their present equipped
metropolitan store started some
thing and to-day this store Is known
and spoken of all over une
state.
They have made unusual prepara'
lions both In the Mems and Ladies'
Departments for the coming nai
as they are too ambitious to rest on
their post laurels.
The Ledger's theory DIS to carry I'M
merchandise and then let the people
knew dt through the columnsr-that 4
where the Philips make good q
they do both.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22
STAPLE Bargains

36-inch good quality Brown Muslin, yard -~-~ DC
oe inch bookfod percale fast colors, heavy weight
beantiful patterns, 121c value yard .--- --~ lOc
20 pieces cotton challies, beautiful me patVerns
lust the thing for comforts, etc., yard------'-" DC
500 wards Comfort Calico, big assortment, yd' DC
Fredendalps Cotton Bats pure refined cotton, not
the kind that gets lumpy, but stays smootn, In
special roll ...--..~.. ---.-' ."'"'''- AZ.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

,be tbeater than a dozen meaningless
empty productions. The producing
manager feels more real satisfaction
in standlns sponsor for play with
nnrpose. even though 1t Is not as
big a box office winner as the iieht'
hig w a box office winler as the light
vacrous comedies. 1t means some
thing II stands for something. IL
impresses the audience with the iac'
that commercialism has not entirely
arod,cated the love Of art for arts
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22
MRS. FLORENCE ATKINS

Mrs. FLORENCE Ewell Atkins, Ma
ttonaI Organizer and Lecturer OF uhe
w. G. T. U. of Tennessee, Will ad-
dress the citizens Of vandalia Sun
day evening, the 25th inst, on the
subject OF ''state-wide Prohibition;
Iaddonia, 26th, at 8 p. M; Rush
Hill. 27, at p. M; Matinsbarg'
2sth, ait s p. M; Benton City, 2sth'
| ait 6 d. m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

beginning TO become evident
that some of the Democrats
anIcIpated In the Kansas City
fly meeting on january 8 were
rcge in the movement organ.
that time for all Democrats
together and redeem the
While the Ledger had no
70 fry" at this meeting, we
impressed with the Importance
fnOcais getting together, II
expected Missouri to come
as a Democratic State. The
/ y anxious for all Demo-
o make good along lines sug-
at this meeting. On the other
u It Is thought best to leave
eVuOheans in charge Of, not on
poaoffices, but the state gen
and for democrats to exterlnin'
ch other by a general family
el Us all get in the game
make the fight a sure enough
one. Unless we quit fighting
II ourselves, the Republicans will
~ up alive" If we are going
kn' let's make 1t long to be re
''Oefed. What's the USE"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

Twialmona, the fine show mare OF
A. q. Webb. the popular merchant OF
Vandaaia, has been winning In all
of the big horse shows and fairs
this summer. O. J. Moors. formerly
of this city, has charge of the ami
nal. She has won in six different
classes and never been out Of the
money during the season.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22
Linens

LIIltIIS
64.inch Bleach Table Linen, heavy quality,
35c value, special, yard -~------- |oc
7O-inch half bleach, all linen Demask, fine
quality, nice patterns Csc value, special yd 4sc
72-inch extra heavy weight, all linen bleach
satin Damask, $125 value special - 9Sc
All linen bleach Napkins, good size and
weight, nice line patterns, $1.25 value,
per dozen ''.'''''''''' ''o
See our line Table Linens and Napkins to
match at $1.25 and $1.50 yard. They are
beauties.
All lineu bleach Toweng, 18-inch wide, PLAIN
and red borders, 12Ic value, per yard lof
25 dox Huck and Turkish Towels, large size
and nice quality, special, each ---. lo'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

H. ina latter part Of septem-
H. will be a meeting in this
. .,onlDeut business men along
\ ! me wabash for the pur-
n eseap land in this section
1nrposes. The meeting will
II, tbe auspices Of the State
irmipratioTl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

Ex.Goy, JOS. W. FOLK is ar
.onoi,s to make a thorough cam
poIen OF Missouri in behalf OF 'ne le
nomocratic tiaket, He will speak at
~ opening II the state campaign
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22
Shoes

Our Shoes are all leather inner and outer soles'
full vamp, (not pieced) sole leather counter; IN
fact for style and service none better and lew
as good.
Infants plain kid, all leather Shoes, button or
lace. sizes / to 5, special, pair -,--------- DUO
Child's kid Shoe, patent tip, double sole, solid
as rock, sizes to 8, $1.OOvalue, special, pr 'oc
Cbild's all leather School Shoe, put up Tor
wear and style, sizes 81 to III, pair ------- i'oo
Rows and Girls calf skin and kid Shoes, dou-
ble sole. corker in every respect Sl.75
value, special ----- .~r- -'-- :. : 80
Ladies' Shoes, solid leather, patent tip,
full vamp, cheap at $1.5O, special pair ~--.- 10
Ladies' kid Shoes, regular $3.50 value else
wnere, one of our specials for -'~-- z'OO
We also carry the famous Dorothy Dodd Shoes
one of the finest lines of Ladies Shoes IN :.
America, prices from 800, $50, 400 and 4.5C
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

HslIlA has organized a Com
Irrb and will so after paved
rsptralia Is one Of the hv-
Il. cities in the state and
|,Vr get what they go after
4 gaeo and the Ledger wish
-..naoe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

AuAiN county should have an
! b the National Land and
bnsa Exposition in st. Louis
. Coliseum Dec, 1921. w. a.
knn, Of the State Immigration
+. 4 hee in the interests Of
.ss and It wdll be Invaluable
! Advertisement Of the coun-
.suces and possibilities. We
h De Show You" congress,
n IN the hmellght this time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22
MIDWAY PRoTRAcTED MEET
ING TO BE SOON

The annual Midway Christian
Church protracted meeting will be
held Sept. 26 to Oct. IA. On Satur-
day might Oct. 1, the Rev. r. w.
Leonard, the pastor, will deliver a
temperance lecture at the hour OF
regular service in the church. Be
ginning Monday night Oct. 8. Elder
]. w. Pearson, of Pleasant Hlll, III.
will preach. Everyone is invited.
Three children in the family o
John Mcintyre, am employe OF th'
shoe factory, are i'll with typhoid fe
yer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

soDle living between Mex
santa Fe are loyal in their
4 4 tAe proposed electric road
.sms TO be no doubt but what
IN viii be completed to San
Main a few months. This vial
as fine a country as there
1nAsre
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

-, Of the demand Cor
h, IN the Ledger this week
n. suuDlement for the week
'+o merchants are going af-
4 Il fall trade in a way that
noat satisfactory results.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

SneciaI values in Floor Oil Cloths, Linoleums,
Rings and Carpets. Biggest, Best and cheap
est line in Mexico. Comparison tells the
story.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22
AUDRAIN LAND VALUES
coNTINuE To ADVANCE.

Mayor John Gatson, of Vandaiia,
says the price of land in that vicn-
ity, has advanced $40 an acre durang
the last six months. Land that was
bought for $50 an acre three years
ago Is bringing to-day $65 and S75.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

,.s.bt that Mr.. Roy who is
IN. ior congress on the Re-
4 scEet from this diarce
1 .,,v a crowd by haying .
aiA' .''th Hon. Champ
IeOeN /
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

II are no Reed or FranSvs Sys
h, d Audrain County. w. we we
,,,a~tbe mischief makers
.so,r holes. There Is
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

H., House IS now owned
ss SHsp nv Mexico people and
r. .. y q tho most success
.r,erurisee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

/. JAMES A. REED, candidate
y United States Senate, made
Ghes in Audraln county Sal
b representative audiences of
has. In the afternoon he
10 iairsized audience at Mo-
khere be was introduced by
AleI Carter; while at night he
brcdueed at the Court House
souel Clay, chairman of the
d county Democratic Cen
Fnmttee. Mr.. Reed is a good
and had the close attention Of
.lence on both occasions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22
Weekly Ledger

|r,uno and santa "a. F' sIsatpIs psSDis
LllDe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22
NEGRO KILLED BY
TRAIN

Cecil Shepherd, negro, residing
at Curryville, fell off the rear end OF
the Chicago & Alton train Wednes-
day morning, between Booth and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

|pHs VIII be ..i psmoSisss ,a.ssISoas
on q ,'ss, states IL we viii duiI
|Vn,'sa ~. yaters away from the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22
Evening and Street Dresses

we ara showing this fall biggest and mostueompete
oy street and evening Dresses have ever shown
street Dresses made of all wool serges batstes ete.,
nicely tailored from ..........'....''''' ''''0'' w
Evening Dresses in the dainty evening snaoes mae
M biEon cloth crepe de chine muls, etc. f25o TO So.oo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

J first annual picnic held ait Mo-
b Saturday, September II,
Ftended by farmers and their
b generally in that part OF Au-
county, The occasion was a
Enjoyable one and there is no
bl but what the Molino picnic
|I'ar to year will grow and be-
: formidable rival of the Sam
picnic, which has a statewide
|llon The Ledger joins all
Blended in congratulating the
f9nent on the success of the
this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22
Hosiery and Underwear

Ladies' fleece lined vest and pants, nicely
made and trimmed, peeler color, each zoe
70 dozen ladies' bleach Union Suits, fine
Egyptian cotton, silk tape neck and pearl
buttons, for -..---~ .-~--- = "'"' '" oo1
Children's Union Suits, both light and heavy
weight, covered seams, mercerlzed tape
neck special :----- .-------~ ---.~--"--' "~ ooe
Children's separate Vest and Pants, the KIND
that are well made and good and warm Tor zSc
100 dozen Ladies and Misses heavy weight
black cotton Hose, double sole, heel and
toe, special -.-~~- -----''----~ - "
Ladies' Fast Black Hose, double sole, high
spliced heel & toe, extra value at 13c, z Tor 20
At 25c we show some excellent values in
Ladies' and Misses lisle thread, gauze
isle. cashmere and fleece lined hose
Bows extra heavy bicycle hose, double knee
heel and toe .--~~-.~- ~-------" .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22
Ladies' Ready Wear

Tailored Suits and Skirts

Tailored Suits and Skirts
ladies' Tailored Suits made. all wool,
panamas sepges. etc, e,......... $1,000
Ladies' Tailored Suits, satin lined coats,
all wool. fancy serges, diagonal cloths,
etc., nicely tailored and trimmed,
is 90, 1850 and 1875
our>Iine of Tailored suits at $25, $50, $s5
and $40 made of the new rough cloths
lined with guaranteed satin are simply
beautiful.
Lot All Wool Tailored Skirts, black
and ceolored, nicely tailored, new fail
styles, $500 value, special. .,......''4
Al Ss. $40 and $f2 we are showing some
speeial values in Wolfe and Serge Tailored
Skirts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22
Staple Bargains

9oO wards Brown Sheeting, extra wide, well
Known ETC brand, 28c value special, yard z5c
Mems extra heavy work Sock, 1Oc value &c, pr 25c
lot 27x54 Velvet Rugs, special -l .Ss
1000 yds Dress Ginghams, fast colors aGc
value vain special ---'-~.- S5c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

Mrs. A. Larsen was not so well
Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF THE NEW
Blankets and Flanneis

Blankets and FlanneiS
SO pair 1914 Cotton Blankets, not the skinny
kind, but full size pair - --.-. SOC
so pair 56x74-inch Grey Cotton Blankets, good
and heavy, extra value pair -75c
100 pairs 64x76-inch heavy quality Cotton
Blankets, large size weight q lbs., Sl.25
values, special, pair .---------- ssc
Special values in extra heavy and extra large
Cotton Blankets at $l.5O, $1.9S and $2.98
Our $4.9s, pair, special values in Wool Blan-
kets, large size, are excellent values see
them.
Finer grades in extra large size Woolen
Blankets at $500, $3.50 and $1,000 per pr.
rs pieces extra heavy Outing Flannels, fast
coIors, nice line patterns, yard -~-. lOc
We are showing some excellent values in
White Flannels at zoe, Csc, 35c and SOC.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

Ladies' Aprons, made amaskeag Gingham,
will not fade, nice and full, special - z5c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

Millinery
We were never in position to offer the people OF
Audrain County better values in Millinery.
100 Ladies' Velvet Hats, nicely trimmed with
wings, etc., $3.50 to $500 values at $l.sS
so Ladies' Satin and Velvet Hats, trimmed
with agrettes and fancy feathers, $3.50 and
$500 values for z.9o
Our line OF Tailored and Trimmed Hats at 4.9S
compare favorably with hats shown before
atS7 so and $500. See them.
Full line Gage Tailored and Pattern Hats,
most exclusive styles, trimmed with inn
ported tapestry and most beautiful perslans
at $1,000, $3.50 and $500
All the Newest Styles in Children's Hats at
Popular Prices.
....See Our Line Of Willow Plumes...
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22
Dress Goods and Silks

We certainly have some great values to show
in this department.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

1 Lot Ladies and Mems Umbrellas, serge
covers, paragon frames, outwear silk, cheap
at S1.25, special --......- --~--~-.- Se
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

so pair 1914 Cotton Blankets, not the skinny
kind, but full size pair - -.-, .-.. = -. -.~ SOC
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-12
CALIFORNIA DEMO
Gratis CONFER

Los Angeles, Calf, April IA
The plan of battle to be followed by
the democrats in the approaching
state campaign, campaign that
fought in the history of California,
is to be thoroughly threshed out at
a two days conference of the party
leaders which began in this city to-
day. 1t is also expected that when
the delegates leave for their homes
tomorrow night they will have a
pretty clear idea of the makeup of
the state ticket, though sentiment
may prevent the conference from
making any formal Endorsement of
candidates as contrary to the spirit
of the new state primary law. For
mer Governor Theodore A. Bell, so
far the most prominent candidate
for the democratic gubernatorial
nomination, declares that he does
not desire the Endorsement of the
state conference but prefers to abide
by the result of the August primar-
les There is some talk, however,
to the effect that the Bell followers
may take the bit in their teeth and
attempt to force an Endorsement as
the best means of defeating the
plans of the former governors poll
teal enemies.
The democratic platform for the
coming campaign has been practi-
cally agreed upon The "emancipa-
ton of California from Southern Pa
cific rule is to be the battle slogan.
The platform will also declare for
retrenchment in public expenditures,
equal and uniform taxation, the In
itiative, referendum and recall for
municipalities, counties and the
state, the improvement of the pub
/ lie school system, the election OF
United States senators by direct vote
Of the people, and more efficlen'
control of transportation companies
looking to the prevention of excess
i've rates and unfair determinations
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-12
FAMOUS SALOON
CLOSED
DUCK BRAND SALOON OF WIN
THROP, FAMOUS OVER UNITED
STATES, IN TROUBLE WITH
COURTS.

Far in the Utmost Businesses of
the Methow, where the Great North
ern is soon to break the all per-
vading calm of bygone centuries.
the spider has come into it's own
and spins it's web across the door
of the good saloon" The old ad-
age that "the good die young" is
exemplified in the story that comes
floating down the Columbia river
about the Duck Brand saloon being
closed pending an action in the
court of Okanogan.
The saloon is famous across the
breadth of the United States and
the famous Subway saloon of New
York city was patterned after it.
There again, the good died young,
but the Duck Brand was of sterner
stuff and lived up to little while
ago.
It is said that Theodore Roose-
welt owns stock in it and it is GER
tain that it's troubles commenced af-
ter his trip to Africa.
The following clipping is taken
from the Winthrop Eagle and tells
the tale:
Duck Brand Saloon closed pend
ing the trial in the Superior court
of the president of the M. T. Co.
and the manager of the saloon, who
are now under arrest, charged with
selling liquor without license. To
the ordinary observer it appears an
act of spite or oppression, or both,
that two reputable citizens should
be placed under arrest charged with
a low crime, when the question at
issue is simply whether or not the
county should have issued the Vi
cense paid for in May, 1909, for
which the county had kept the mon
ey advanced for eight months, with
out a word of remonstrance."
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-12
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