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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

In the first week of October, 1910,
coks of Rex Mcdonald wen first in
The s,alHea rings at the Missouri
State Fair Illinois State Fair and Ok
iahoma State Fair. A granddaughter
OF Rex won, in the same week, mind
you, first in the mare ring at the IL
hnoas State Fair and another grand
daughter, the same ring at the Ken
lucky State Fair. Also a daughter
and son won the mare and gelding
ring at the Missouri State Fair. Rath.
er good showing for n week.
The oath annual Shorthorn sale OF
s. P. Emmons G. Sons famous Long
Branch herd was held Wednesday af-
ternoon. Buyers from all parts Of
the United States were present. Their
were 40 head Of fine Scotch animals
in the sale, Geo. ID, Bellows and ].
7. Johnson. assisted by J. G. Ford
and J. n. stephens. cried the sale.
At the time OF going TO press the
following had been sold:
Lot 2, Roam Queen, Joe Miller &
Son, Granger. Mo-, $3.50.
Lot 4, Sweet Eiatousa. G. ". Chap
peil. Bowling Green. $500.
Lot 3, Knights Goods, d. G. Straw.
", Bowling Green. s155.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

Quite q few from here attended
churcA at Rash EEH Sunday night.
Born. 90 Oscar Bneadlove and wife.
saturday morning. Oct p. a fine
boy.
Mr.. Bette Dunn waited her br0th.
er. John Reed. Saturday and Sunday.
IA Rockwell shiaped a load Of cal
~ 70 S. Louis MONDAY night
Dr.. Dougtss md wife were IN
Nsxko Tuesday.
Rein Hlidebrand SHIPPED a bad u
hors 10 S. Louis Tuesday night
MkRTfNsBURo.
Mlz Hasel Friedman ATTENDED The
tho oyftsr supper a. Beutoa CEy
las "Wednesday night.
Misses NOT and Leuon- q Wells
vile spem last wednesday n SsePh-
en Beraeb.
Rev. Duff Of Montgomery City was
IN toxn Las Wednesday en- route to
he home Of Jack Mitchell. west q
town, whore be was 70 perform the
marriage ceremony Of Mr.. Mttchel's
daughter.
Joe FennewaM was a passenger TO
Mexico Tuesday.
Bernard Yomund has leased the Vo-
mund farm for three years
The Martinsburg basket ball
teams viii play the New Florence
teams at the latter place neZt Satur-
day.
". o. Tate, OF Williamsburg, wsh
his son, J. W. Tate, Of Roseyine. Cal
~ifornia. spent the latter part Of last
week wRh the formers sons. jan
and Forces Tate. south Of town.
Miss Mamie Hokerman spent Sal.
urday and Sunday wi5h her parents.
At the last regular meeting Of the
Royal Neighbors, q class Of two
was initiated. The work was put on
in a very credEabh manner and pleas
ing to all. The last but lot leas-
thing was the lunch OF chicken sand
witch, pickle, cake, fruit and ooffee
served by Mesdames Tate, Burwell
and Lientz.
Despite the clustering wind. Fri
day afternoon found a goodly mum
Der Of r. n. ladies vending their
way to the cosy country home Of
Mrs. Forrest Tate. Mrs. Tate in her
pleasing way entertained with sug-
E-estions from a watch" which
meut. Miss Edna Walker. visiting
guest, roossyed the prize. a prstty
cup ami saucer We were then invit-
I'd TO the dining room whore a beau
brought forth much fun and com
tiful dinner awaited us. such as Mrs.
Tate Is capable Of serving.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

eeam to CentaEa after goods Thurs.
DAY and Monday.
Hugh Lanch bought 50 A q land
s~djointng his fathers phoe q Rab
wnIhus at $50 per acre.
Frank larson bought a me sboas
from Ben Turner for SI1-
Wa. Fadds is 1aling hay for Setth
Bros. tbs week.
We had quite a snowstorm here Fr
day.
I'd Scott has bought the Dr. Coop
e. house and lot
Byron Reed sold 20 head Of cattle
TO Hight Young at $50 a head
Boon Fadds and wife Of near Beth
lehem Eas here Friday.
Ton Rowe. ST., OF Mexico, who
has been out here on his farm for
several days returned TO Mexico Fri.
day.
A P. Wager sold a hog to Car
enoe Berry Saturday for SIS.
DR.. Collier was in Mexico Saiur-
day.
Kirk Howe = feeding 800 head Of
sheep.
I'd. Row is feeding II head Of
hogs
S. n. Wager locked a nan up in
his coal house. that would not tell
his name or where he lived.
Those attending the box supper at
GateSood from this vicinity Friday
night report a good crowd and a fine
time.
Ben Turner and family spent Sat
urday with his father at Centralia.
Miss Bessie Hartley spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her parents nea
Sturgeon.
There will be a box supper at Full
Ter school house next Saturday night
Bob Peck has 81 nice hefers for
sale
Charley sansbury Is feeding "a
head OF hogs.
Tom Bagley and family and Mrs.
Foreman and Miss Mary are visiting
in Fulton this week.
Tom Kirkland and Tom TrEbble
were in Centralia Saturday.
Miss LeonR Foreman who hos ty-
phoid beveF Is betfer.
Some from this neighborhood at
tended the temperance lecture at
bethlehem Sunday.
Cecil Mallory went to Centralia af-
ter a load Of coal Monday.
Bryan Reed and family spent Mon
day in Centrafa.
S. NJ Wager shipped a colt by ex-
press to Tulsa, Okla, Tuesday that
he sold when only 6 weeks old for
$500.
Lewis Scott and wife went to Cen
trala Monday.
Fred Vance went to Centralia Mon
day after some building material.
Tom Vance and wife were in this vi
einity Tuesday.
Henry Weaver of near Moline is
.plastering and building some flues
for Cecil Mallory this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

W 7. orlnss N@ a rzrh rishor
ha Vek
Czyogne Thoupsgn ami a1 Nnl
Mallory esrs married u sioberly on
sondsy.
n Crank ard tua2y spent satur
dag sin W. W. Ha1nns and family Of
Iaxk
Joan JoAnsion haa sold hk farm
nsar Macedonia church "a Claude
purioa Pros SO an aene.
J. ssno r. Waltsrs and ohers
~ Monday Cor a fisA Try In Saline
o0uBig.
Nns John 1Sadef has returned fro
q sbt 10 Huntsville
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
GEORGE WALES AND WIFE
HOME FROM oKLAHoN

George Wales and wife arrived on
Thursday from Oklahoma and are the
guests Of the Wales family, of this
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Wales several
years ago lived a few miles northwest
of Mexico, but have lately been living
In Panama, Mir. Wales being en-
ployed in the building of the great G
nal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

families visited E. P. Robertson near
families visited E. p Roberon near
I~hOnssson Sunday.
W. r. Beatty and son, I'd. are run
ninE their baler. baking hay and
straw. They are baiing for Ed.
BF0sn % the r. ". Wisdom place
this week.
Jesse Hoover and family visited
Mrs. q A. Bovine and family Sunday.
A. 7. Johnson ard family visited
Mr. Johnson's father the first q the
week.
Virgil and Frank Bovine have pur.
chased a fine now buggy.
al Wilson visited homefolks sun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
NO MORE
Otis Purdy Sells the Remedy That is
Guaranteed TO Kill all Dandruff
Germs.

Guaranteed to Kill all oandruff
Germs.
OF Dur you and every intelligent
reader Of the Ledger know that dan.
druff is caused by a germ.
DR.. SagerbuDd, the great French
physician. proved this beyond a
doubt.
In order TO rid your scalp Of filthy
dandruN you mus kin the germ.
There Is a hair dressing called Par
lsiaa Sage which Is now sold IN es.
cry town in America, that is guanan-
teed, TO e~radicase dandrutf, stop fall
ing hair, splitting hair and scalp
itch IN two weeks. or money back
II you have dandruff get q hrge
50 bOitL to-day and rid yourself Of
n. Remainder that II daudrun germs
are me- destroyed In time. the hair
viii surely fall out and badness will
follow.
A1SS fIDN VI NHAhA I&nS AA odEE
has done; dt Will do more. II is the
finest hair grower and hair dressing
in the world, and people who use it
regularly wdn never grow bald. Mrs
John Stoner. Evansville, Ind, writes
on June 2, 1910:
Il used Partisan Sage and found
Ii very successful: 1t removes dan
druff and gives the hair life, / only
used two bottles. know IT IS a cure
for dandruff."
Large bottles 50 cents at Otis Pur-
dy's and druggists everywhere. The
girl with the Auburn hair IS on eY-
cry carton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

Mexleo. Mo, Nov. 2, 1910.
To the Friends Of Democracy:
The campaign IS about closing, and
every indication points 10 a great
Democratic victory throughout the
country. Democrats Of Missouri win
wish to .hare in the triumph and see
their state back in the column OF
the lea1tng Democratic states in line
for the next Presidential election.
IL we can get our voters to the
polls this result is as near CERTAIN as
"a be predicted of any future
event. Therefore. It Is the duty of
every Democrat and friend OF the
peoples cause to be at the polls on
Nov. Sth. Let no business engage
ment. interfere with this supreme du-
ty on election day.
This is the more pressing in our
District because OF an extraordinary
effort by the Republicans TO cut down
AIsanp 1ia7k s majority or beat him,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
MExlco's GAIN.

THE Auxyasse CMo) Reyisw says.
Jim Hamilton and family have move
to their fine farm near Mexico and
the Reyiew will follow them.We don,
like TO give these people up and feel
like Mexico has gained sonre OF the
finest people on earth.''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
ARE THERE ANY REVOLUTION
Any SOLDIERS BURIED HERE

The Daughters of the American
Revolution are anxious to learn il
there are amy graves of Revolution
AIRY soldiers in Audrain county. They
desire this information for the pur-
pose Of caring for the graves and
place suitable tombstones to mark
their resting place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
FORMER MIssoURIAN
VISITING NEAR HERE

CARTS. spork, Of Loomds, Cahfor-
MA, Is the guest Of A. II. Conklin
and family, two and a half miles
northwest of Mexico. Mr.. spork Is
much pleased with the Golden State,
but still has a warm feeling for grand
old Missouri, rs he formerly lived In
M%aniteau county. Mr.. spork has also
been in the PHILIPPINE Islands two
years since he lived In Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
CENSUS SUPERVISOR BARNES

A list showing the political affili-
atlons Of the censu takers in this
district was handed to the Ledger on
Tuesday by Census Supervisor Barnes
1t shows that there we're 50 Repub-
lcan and 81 Democrats and mem.
beers Of other political parties.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
TO THE DEMOCRATIC
VOTERS OF AUDRAlN

If they can, and deprive Missouri OF
the honor of having the speaker Of
the next House of Representatives.
The Republicans control the cleo.
ton machinery in the large cities
and through its use will make every
effort to poll a heavy vote. The
country vote is our stronghold and
to overcome the cities much depends
on getting cut our full strength.
Wdll you not, then, help, not only
by your own vote, but see that every
friend of u cause in your precinct
goes to the polls and votes.
Now, If ever. Is the chance for the
people to regain control of their gov
eminent and make assured a glori.
GUS victory on the Sth of NoYem-
Der.
Yours very truly,
G. CLAY,
Chairman Democratic Central Com.
mtttee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
MRS. W. x. POTTS PASSES
7TH BIRTHDAY.

Mrs. Susan Ann Potts, wife of the
late W. X. Potts, and mother of May
or Willard Potts, was n years old,
Tuesday. Mrs. Potts has lived in
Mexico So years. coming here from
Boone county. The Ledger joins the
friends Of Mrs. Potts In wishing her
many happy returns Of the DAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
HUNTERS START SHOOTING

Tuesday, the law on quad shooting
closed and all Of the local Hunters
took advantage Of the open season
and started shooting early. Some
even went SO far as to start Monday
night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
JUDGE AND MRS. WILLIAMS
HOME FROM PITTS5UI

Judge and Mrs. J.. T. Williams are
home from Plksburg where they
have been the guest Of their son,
chas. Williams. The Judge says
the smoke Is so heavy in Piatsburg,
the town is in a FOG mcst Of the
time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
HAS Y HURT
sY ~FRoLlcERs.

Ed. Bigler was struck over the
right eye, Monday night. with a half
brick. thrown by some unidentified
Halloween frolicker. Had the brick
struck him a little lower, it would
have put out his eye.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
Republican Speaking at
Court House.

Mexico, Mo-, by Hon. Will
liam Warner, United States
Senator Of Missouri, and the
Hon. Thos. j. Atkins, of St.
Louis, former National Com
mitteeman, Thursday, Nov.
3, at 7:3O p. m. The public
cordially invited to attend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
A,.sa . ono. crtro q rolapo.l. ).

LUCA8 OUNTYs ~
Frank j, CHKEHY makes oath that he n the
senior partner Of the frm Of r. j. CONSERVATORY,
doing businoss in the City OF Toledo, County
ths sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each una eyess case 81 CatalTh that cannot be
cured by tce uSa Of HAfL's CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn 20 before ne and subscribed In my
presence, this eth day OF December, AID. 1855.
sBAI. A. W. GLEASON,
ts~p Notary Public.
balls CatGrrh Cure istaken internally and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. Send for testimonials, free.
F.J. CHENEY CO., Toledo o.
- said W Druggists, 7sc.
Hsli's Family Pills are the best
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
OUT PROPERTY
FOR

5-Room residence, one-stcry ant
half and IL" with Smoke House
Coal House, Poultry House, Cemen.
Cellar, a Cistern and Well en- Lot 100
by 200 feet. East front. Also Barr
20 by 80 feet, with Hay Now and
Crib on Lot $50 by $50 feet. Also Of
flee Building 16 by "A feet on Lot SC
by 100 feet, with Coal House, all be.
longing to the same party. Price
100000. Free and clear. To ex.
change for Mexico residence proper.
". This property is at Boington, Sui
livan Co.. Mo.
5-Room residence, almost new, with
Coal House, Smoke House, Poultry
House, Good Cistern and Well, all on
Lot so by 100 feet. Price $l6OO.OO
Free and clear. This property Is at
Centralia, Mo. Trade for Mexico res
idence property.
5-Room house on two Lots 100 by
1850 feet. at Beethoven, Mo-, price,
s2500.00. Deed OF Trust. $4,000
Equity. $4,000. 70 trade for small
farm or stock.
$4,000 Stock Of Merchandise, win
exchange for weliimproyed farm, wei
located. Not too far from n. II,
Fine big two story hotso within 3
~ blocks OF Square. with almost
an acre Of ground. beautiful lawn and
barn and other necessary outbuldingi
Price $4,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

Miss Ethlyn Mundy, Of Guadala.
lara, J~alisco, Mex, viii arrive here
tonight to visit relatives and friends
for a short time. Miss Mundy has
many friends here, all of whom viii
be delighted to see her.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

IL you want TO buy, sell or rent
or borrow money on real Estate, see
W Hardin Rixey G Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
MARTINseuRa KNIGHTS OF
Col IIMRt iNtTtA ~

The Knights of Columbus had an
Initiation In Martlnsburg Sunday and
about IS new members we're taken In
70 the Order. Besides a large dele
CATION from this city, quite a number
from surrounding towns attended.
The second and third degrees we're
given After the initiatory session a
banquet was given for the guests.
The Mexico delegation reports a fine
branch OF the Order in Marinsburg
and that their stay was a most pleas.
ant one.
Joe Gregory is In Ct. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

7-Room modern brick residence
within four Blocks Of the Square
Price $3250.00. Same building TO
rent at $40 per month.
For sale or exchange, 100 acres tw,
miles of the Square, highly improved
4.Room house for sale. Price $500
3-Room house, big lot and big barr
and other outbulldings. Price only
$500.
New six-room house and bath. Prlc
$3.50.
Modern, nice. well-located, finel,
finished house. Price $3.50. win ex
change for farm.
GA Acres, one IL miles of Court
House, nicely improved. Price 5000
per acre.
Plenty of nice, little wen located
houses, cheap. Price from $1,000 ia
$4,000 each.
For Rent.
4'Room house, $40 per month.
Groom house, $50 per month, mod
ern.
4'hoom house, at edge Of town. SO
per month, Just for the winter.
Groom house. close in, $40 per
month.
Weekly
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
WANTED!
Hides, Furs, Wool,
Scrap Iron, Old Rub
Der, Old and New
Geese Feathers.
Sam Morris.
RAPTlzINe AT MID.
WAY CHURCH SATURDAY

BAPTlzING AT MID
WAY CHURCH SATURDAY
There vii be baptizing services at
Midway Christian Church, Saturday
Nov. 8. at A p. m. There will be
preaching at n o'clock Sunday morn
ing, also services at night.
The revival at Rush Hill still con
tinues. and much interest is being
manifested. There have been nine
additions to date. The Rev. Keeling,
the evangelist, is preaching some
very impressive sermons. Everybody
Is invited TO attend these services.
p. w. Leonard, Pastor.
Just received a new line of Drap
hes and scrlms for Curtains and Por'
there's at
P~otsson's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
MULE SALE!

| will sell to the highest bid
der at my farm at Moliro,
Mo-, 10 miles north of MeXl-
col the following splendid
mules:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
COUNTY NEWS

Born. to Arthur chrk and wife, On
o0 81. a danghtsr.
Mrs. Victor vsctOr Is the guest Of
Mrs. Walter Squires.
Mrs. Jennie GArard is home from
a pleasant vkk In Columbia
Finley Johnson, Of Benton city.
vss in MeriOo Frtiay.
Chas. cole Is recovering from a
severe wound inflicted by the kick OF
a mule.
Mm. Beetle MCGOWAN. Of stephens
Store. is the guess OF Mr.. and Mrs.
R. A Boyd.
w. A Wayne and wife are home
from an extended trip through Okla
hOma and southwes Missouri.
G. l.. Clark has returned to Megd.
ian. Conn. with a carload Of horses
be purchased here.
Wills Duty. Of north Mexico. is
nesting easier after a narrow cscape
from scrions Injury Wednesday after.
noon IA a runaway.
Mrs. S. NJ. McCune, Of Auxsasse
will spend part OF the winter ua,h
her daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Airs W. A. Sharp.
Mrs. Maggie ErB, who has been
tie guest Of her mother. Mrs. Anna
Madden, near Mardnsburg. for sew
ersl weeks. has departed for her
home at Sheridan Lake. Colo.
Mss Emma Cauthurn departed on
Tuesday afternoon for Del Rio. Texas
where she win visit the family Of J..
r Hamilton. Miss Cauthorn viii
be absent two weeks.
The Mrs. S. w. Buckley property
oI HGn- NAoAttr SlINtt Was SUI II
Masses Sallie NJ. Jesse and Eueie
Tinsley for ss.ssO.oO by John H.
Lane. This is a splendid piece Of
residence property and sold cheap.
FIRST SNOWFALL THIS
YEAR OCT. 70.
The first evidence OF sno We have
had ths fall came Friday. Oct. 2S.
In 1903. the first flurrles we're On
Oct Il and in 1908 they come n Oct.
Is.
Pat Reynolds, a weIl-known Mex
leo railroad man. who has been in
the West. for several months. super
intending some fine railroad work
is back They all come back to
winter" near Cottonwood Springs.
Dill.
The Auxvasse (Mo.l Review says:
G. W. Kemp paid j. W. Powell SIS
per bead for two steer calves. He
also bought three of Bud AIhzer a.
SAT for the bunch. He bought a COW
of Charles Kemp, paying SIS for the
beast And then he let Taylor Arnol
have a COW at $50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

Mrs. o. s. Asbury, Of Columbia is
attending the Maccabee Convention
and visiting homefolks near Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

Save your pillows and by window
glass, at Rucker Bros. Druggists.
eod-w-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
s~lsn-a-Iin an Ideal Laxative.

day.
Ed Brown had relatives from Okla
homa as his guests Saturday and
Sunday.
Quite a number Of the young folks
of this community called on our
worthy bachelor, WIN. Blythe, Hal
loWeien uight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
TUESDAY, NOV. Is, 1910
AS HEAD OF MULES

Consisting as follows: u
head two-year old, part OF
team well broke, all mares
except Two.
36 5Caiiings, ali mares eX-
cept live. These mules are
about Is hands high and all
extra good ones.
You will miss some bargains
if you fail to atter d this sale
TERMS: six months time
with approved bankable note
bearing 8 per cent interest
Dinner will be served at
1880. Sale begins promp. y
at IL o'clock.
w. w. WILSON,
MOLINO, MO.
J. T. johnson, Auctioneer
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

APPLES.
Car Of Apples on Wabash track
Phone SOC will fill order. d2wlt
Mrs. Eliza Canterbury, OF e
Martinsburg. visited her sister, Mrs
Julia Shepherd, recently,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

Big 2 10 ID. can Good Asparagus,
25c at
Smith Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

We Loan money ON Real Estate
The very lowest rate.
t2-w1t W. Hardin Rixey & Co.
Geo Robertson is in St. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

rs c. s. sAgerser. 1871 Woodland
tvc., Kansas City, No, writes:
Il fees 1t = duty due TO you and to
ars shat may he affiicted like myself,
Al Tor Peruna-
Ny trouble first came after Is grippe
1t oT nine years ago, s gathering Ia
head aad neuralgia ] suffered
{ al the time. My nose, ears and
were badly affected for the l&sttwo
IT'S. Think from your descriptions OF
srnal eatarrh thst / must have had
taiso. l suffered very severely.
Sothing ever relieved me like Pc
s. 1t keeps me from taking cold.
with the exception Of some deaf.
$50 / am feeling perfectly cured. i
forty-six years old.
Il feel that words are inadequate %
ess my praise for Peruna."
Stomach Trouble Seven Years
Mrs.. 7. Frech, R. R /, Hickory Point
Fem, writes:
Having been afflicted with catzrrh
and stomach trouble for even years,
and after having tried four different
doctors they only relieved me for 5 little
while. l was induced to try PerunA
Ead / am now entirely we'll"
Efau.a.Iin an Ideal l~zvak.un
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

LEDGER SPECIAL
agne q t.e,kyf lsl,4t. Wire
NAH si@t Yssss 6 ST louis
CATTLE
Receipts. 5.00e, Natives steady.
Beef steers. $50 10 IT'S.
Cows and heaers. $50 to 200.
Stockess and feeders, $50 to $50
HOGS
Receipts, $500.
Market 10 cents lower.
Mixed and butchers $50 to $50,
Good. 200 20 g.70l
Light, $50 to s.s5.
Pigs. 500 to $40.
Bulk, 500 70 s.45.
SHEEP
Receipts. 5000. Market steady.
Nations, S.75 TO 4.25.
Lambs. 5,25 to 6.25.
WHEAT CORN
Dec, 50 IL Dec, AZ
May. .95 "a May 40 IL
July, SO SIS July, so IA
OATS PORK
Dec, 81 "a May, 1915
May. "a SIS Jan, 1905
July. "a IS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

Pat Reynolds, a well-known Mex
leo railroad man. who has been in
the West, for several months. super
intending some fine railroad work
is back They all come back to
winter" near Cottonwood Springs.
Dill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

THIo
YEAR OCT. 28.

The first evidence Of snow We have
had ths fall came Friday. Oct. %.
In 1909. the first flurrles were On
Oct Il and in 1908 they come on Oct
Is.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
SPECIAL IN MEMS TIES.

SPECIAL IN MEMS TIES.
Mems silk fourin-hand open end
ties in all colors. Just the kind
you pay Csc for. These ties
were bought especially for this
sale. Your choice 10
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

q. ILA1,
Chairman Democratic Central Com
mfttee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

Joe Gregory is in 81. Louis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

HANDBAG SPECIAL.
Special Values In leather hand
bags al leather, ~ and 13-ineh
bags, large sire Ieather1ined dou-
bic straps, handles, with 4 Toilet
Fittings, leather purse and card
case. price $i.ps, s2.os. s3.ss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

RUG SPECIAL.
Beautiful pattern In Floral and
Oriental Room-size Administer
Rugs, worth s22.5o, only abuot 2
10 sell at special, . Il. $t4.ss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

GRANITE SALE.
100 Doz. pieces Of granite cook
ing ware bought at half price,
handled bakers, pudding pans,
handled u ppans and granite
Jelly pans, all 1oc sellers, for 10
days, choice 8,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
10 DAY SALE 10

FOOD CHOPPER SPECIAL.
Dana Food Chopper cuts meat
fish CLANS and chops vegetables
fruits crackers bread and other
foods in pieces of uniform size
has 4 steel cutters for cutting
small, medium and large, also a
Pulserizer; easy to use, easy to
clean; self-sharpenins; we'll made
and nicely timed, price SIX
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

lswEkTER' COAT SPECIAL.
Misses ailAwool sweater coats
fancy weave deubse-breasted col
orr red and white, sizes "a to -
price s1.se
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

GLASS SPECIAL.
penetian art glass assorted floral
fruit and art wreath embbossing-
royal blue bodies, siIvery metallic
consisting Of salads, bon bons, Der
~ bowl, vases card receiver, val
Ne up to Csc, your choice in this
sale fot