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MEETINGS.
RrPTBTU IRON & STEEL COMA

me annual Meeting IF SroekhoI1er- st thc
Republic Iron & steel Company vi. he held Il
- o<-sce Of tho Corrps1y. g. F-NrhauEo Place.
.ra-Ee-- CRY. y. = 0-robe- -+tn. 1910 ~ II
r clock a u For the p1TuCsr q this meeting
---z-sfe- Books % the ConnpE-y- both common
80 Preferred. VIII be closed A. . q clock = \.
rt---re- 7s7 1910. srC reopcuoo o. 10 O'Clock
= NJ OF October nth 1910.
r L ROWNp. Treasure
I7--vF-TSFMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
90 The Tribune received - -hclT UPTOWN
CSC 70 1854 Rroadws.-- between 3StE and
z--n SITS. until o clock r. Ao Ea-r'se Ilents
-,ecet--ec a tho following branch Offices Al reg
nay Once -ztev u-cii clock T. M. VIZ 2s4
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OFFICE OF
g-TRGINIA-CA ROLINA CHEMICAL 60.

fslcnnODQ- "a -t-l'Lt--lllff-- To- -''l'+-
DIVIDEND No. Sc.
Tie Board OF Directors have this CAV oe-
... AIRED 2 dividend OF TWO GO PER cen J..
7s sz7sre being consecutive Quarterly Dividend
70 &c. on the preferred stock % this com
7,any. payahle October -. 1910, 10 stockholders
- record the close Of business September
50 1910 Transfer books Viii he closed from
- p NJ, Sep-eInber 50. 1910 20 10 4 N. Octe-
4
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THE AF0IIAN. WEBER PIANO 4 PIANOIA
GNNpANl

A. meeting a. the Board of Directors held
s7is ca rhe regular quarterly dividend q ONE
AID TFfREE-t9L FtTEsBS IL 81 PER CEN 7
~ss declared upon the Preferred stock of Jhf
COMPANY r.a vable the 20tf ins-- In stockholders
~ record. September oath. 1910
WILLIAM r VEIEELpCK- Treasure
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
The wssisrn Union Telegraph Company
XIV YORK. September J4th. 1910
DIVIDEND No I66.

11s-1e-lv dividend Of TFIFtZE-FoJ FtTFIS OF
CN0E PER CENT has been declared upon the
Capital stock this COMPANY payable a The Of
fi-= - the Treasurer ana after the 10Th day ni
October. 1910. 70 shareholders Of record Al ihe
close OF the transfer books nu the nth DAY G.
September 1910
For she purpo=a Of ne Annual Meeting a
Stockholders. 10 he held "wednesday. ne LIN
rz- If October next. The stock transfer books y
l. closed a. the close OF business on the -VIh
CAV Of September. inst ana be reopeneo On me
morning ~ the l3th dav Of October next.
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MFRGENTHALER LINOTYPE co.

NV 10-a- 10
Al . meeting OF the Board Of Directors held
-lls CAV Z regular quarterly dividend Of Two
= NJ one-hslf per cent Was declared payable
on and after Seprenber 80. 1910 10 the stock
holders Of record Saturday, September Il
1910 a O'Clock 2 Al
The transfer books viii close on SATURDAY.
September =. 1910 ~ one O'Clock F. N and
reopen on Saturday- October !. 1910 a. 10
o'clock A n
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I Own some STOCK IN proved mining coz
pany which I al not able 70 hold any .Gs-
e- 7 am willing 10 sacrifice n = interest =
much less than Il cost me The high prfTts
and public character o. the men ilte-ss1.
with me il the proposition gl-aza1rees n
absolute honesty 70 the whole sxploitafslS |
7 should be pleased 10 talk over the marisi
n detail with anybody who is sufficiently =
tcresJaG to write 70 ne
\ f. c. Box 80. Tribune y. 2
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

/ MONEY MARKET. Money on z.
1 opened at Is per cent, highest. per -.
+ lowest, L. per cent, closing. Is per eel.
ruling rate, rs per cent. Time nehs
showed no change in either tone Or a
{ Rates, sixty days, 3l2Q2sa per CENT n-nr
DAYS. 4d4la per cent four I'VE ana !.
months AaT4os per cent AsCcanlli7 -
was quiet with lIulired demand as.ss
! 51sd57s per cent for sixty and ninety e. q
I lndOrSed bills receivable. 500 Per eel =
/ choice four and SIX months single Ia
/ and 81 per cent for Others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RI The fors.s
Z exchange market opened strong. Sao.-s
an advance Of about % points N ne
I hour. a. the end OF which cables Ta.
quoted az +Ss55Q+ $3.50. demand Srerli 10 d
/ { SS35 a. $50 and Si2ry-day pills a -
{ So. short francs were around ~. = i
l-S2 and for short -etChSra-kS sos PIES
+ There was an active demand for e
/ tanCe, while the offerings O. 0iI-s
+ "a rhsr light The market closed sts1-'-
Bankers posted rates were
SKY days D'a as
/ German. retchsr-a-szs =. e4A 81
Paris. francs -.-.---. ------- SO %
Belgium. francs ---------.-- SIS s'aI
Switzerland rrznCs .------. ST. II
Holland. =Ulldsrs -..----- - -
DOMESTIC ExCHAS-GE-Bosto .
discount. Chicago. 15C discount Saa -
cisco. sight 1C premium. re-esra2ssz > -
MUM New Orleans, ccrr1erc-al 49, ~
COUNT DaIh . premium ~------1
ing par, selling 1oc premium; = , ,;g--s
discount bid, SC premium asked. -
oils. - premium. savanna ouy'ns
. discount. selling par
BANK CLEARINGS New LorA -.
changes S235. 0aS. Sn4 balances SSe -: ,sx
Ton. exchanges 81. -. 242- balances -
Chicago. exchanges SIS, 6Se.2oo. ca--.--9-s =
SHIPS. Philadelphia. exchanges 49,
balances S1.514.571 III
SILVER NARkET-Comme- ~
yer. 53isC Mexican silver dollars, %-Ss-.sa
silver IN London closed a. ped. n 60
of 1-1Sd 90
GOLD PREMIUM Madrid.
bon. so ~
MEXICAN EXCHANGE - Nsx,SS.
change on New York Is quoted 81 -
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS - = A5ssH
from customs yesrsrdav were $3.50 n
tsrnaI revenue. including CoT2o-s' Ut. |
So, oeS, and miscellaneous, ST. :
of saaS. 49,, against Total eNpSii-1Iro- = ,
ordinary account Of s. +sS.osL - ~
month 10 date ordinary receipts "a $50
S2o e. 500 and ordinary sxpsnditl..'s.ssy = s.
s24 the excess % receipts ar1loLlli---i5 rl5l-sr
9S4H25 For the nScaf wear 20 GaiS 49, .
receipts have been <i3S el9.tr', aea-.5 -
t.cff9 in the same period or rs. So b
nary expenditures So. ts9 S1l. lsra7s
sS5. so in 1909 the excess or s@leo--rspaFs
this wear amounting 20 Sll.'ls--oN' go -
wi.d an excess OF expenditures l[s-.-,sI ;
Of 22.aa51S5. Including PanaIlA ~
count and public debt. me 49, ny
expenditures over receipts -, sxee
amounted 10 So gl5.5S9. dsalnst a. szs
IN the corresponding period
So 6JI.10i. -,,--<s
SI-R-TRF.ASI- ftY The sub g as e,
debtor 70 the ClearinS House
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

At the outset renewed activity Win n
further upward tendency, was SHOWN ~
the market for outside securities, altnoush
trading was generally confined TO the min
ing list Around midday dulness SCI IN,
and small offerings by traders hrouEht
about fractional recessions from the high
est. The general undertone. however, was
steady The Industrial list as a rule Vas
almost entirely neglected, but SteadF-
There was only light inquiry for Inter
continental Rubber at a fractional change
Standard Oil and American Tobacco we're
unchanged. In the mining list Chlno-
Giroux Consolidated and British Columbia.
were the principal features, advancing SUD
stsntially, and in some cases reaching new
high marks for the movement. Butte Coal
ition vas higher in the bid. Greene-Can-
anea. Miami and Roy Consolidated were
steady. Ely Central was stronger and
fairly active. Bonds were quiet, with 2,
good inquiry for Western Pacific IS AZ an
advance of \. Detailed operations follow:
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks In
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
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To THE HOLDERS OF BONDS OF ~
MERCHANTS COAL CONPANY OF PPyy
STLVANTA DATED APRIL 3RD, 1909
There IS accumulated in the sinking n.
the sum Of S7.521.S3- Offers % bonds . =
purchased and retired with the saue a. Il
October I. 1910. are requested a. TIRE oT-a
the Compsny. Gf5 Fourth Avenue. Piitseurz-
Pa.
MERCHANTS CONL COMPANY OF PEv.
SILVA NJ
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds. com
pared with Tuesdays.
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.
By order Of executors.

The following securities were sold yesCer-
ay at auction at the exchange saleSrOOm
Y Adrian H Muller & Son:
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Coupons interchanEeab bic. Registered. 1cou
Pcns. SResisteTed ana coupons. fEteEiinK.
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$50 oto West Fec 5s a4a a4&& a4s. az
~pdd lots 7SellE cents Ter share
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Furnished n suart7-out < Aprenzellar. No 20
Pins
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

furnished by Charles y Bsrue, < Co No >
Broad street. New York. and No 100 Salth
s,h street. Philadelphia
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GAIL ROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.

Maturing 1910
FURNISHED fy swartwout & Appenzellsr. 80 20
Pine street,
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

F-urr shed By u. X CsIer d Co. No - cedar
street,
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

Furnished by williams. Mcconnell a Coleman
No 90 Wall street,
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Actual Sales. Closing.
~ Hi.iLowl Finli Bid. Ask

)NEsDAY. SEPTEMBER IA. 1910.
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BANK CLEAFINGS - New ro.A -.
changes S9SS 0aS So balances Ss,S.se.i ::,ss<
ION. exchanges 81. ~ 242- balances 80
Chicago. exchanges S4s, 6Se.253. oaLzL-S x 4
SLIPS. Philadelphia. exchanges S-4'
balances Sl614J1I
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DIVIDEND PASSED-The United Rail
ways of St. Louis has passed the pre-
ferred stock dividend which has been at
the rate OF Ia per cent quarterly The
company is controlled by the North Amer
lean Company through common stock own
ership The preferred stock is chiefly in
the hands of the public.
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COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Total sales ~ bonds. g 694 con.
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LEADING CTRB JOE
ARE ENTITLED TO SELL Much HTGHFR
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ADMITTED TO DEALINGS Z 7.
du Pont de Nemours Powder Company
rights and the General Chemical Company
rights have been admitted 70 dealings on
The Stock Exchange
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NEW CORN EXCHANGE BANK
RRANCH.-The Corn Exchange Bank an
nounces that il will open another branch,
in the Pennsylvania Railroad Station. at
Seventh avenue and $50 street, beginning
business on September 1S.
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Paris. Sept E-Three per cent rcutes
closed - confines higher Al q francs ~
rcltia7les Trading .was dull and prices
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-13

q. D. GRAHAM has made Mex
leo one of the very best mayors
we have had. While the Ledger has
differed with him on some public
questions, we know that his admin
istration has been a clean-cut, bus
mess one. Mr.. Graham has ad-
ministered the affairs of the city in
an economical, straightforward way
on the same lines that he would
transact business for himself, or for
a business firm with which he might
be connected. In order that Ma
yor may get satisfactory results he
must have council in accord with
his ideas of progress. The people
of Mexico are interested in the
election of council and mayor. We
must not only have progressive ma
yor, but a progressive council in or.
der that Mexico may grow and
prosper as it should. Don't wait
until after the nominations are made
and then raise a row because they
don't please you. Take an inter
est in the matter now and see that
representative men are selected t
these important positions. The peo
pie of Mexico should have as much
If not more, interest in the cit,
election than they have in the State
or national elections. We mus
have prosperity at home before W,
can enjoy prosperity that exist
in some other part of the State O
nation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-13

THE Springfield MOI Leader ed
i,nf|ally says: Judge Latshaw, of
KAasas City, notified two negroes
vito had assaulted woman tha If
they pleaded guilty before him he
would assess the death penalty. This
WiiI put him in bad with mollycod'
dies and others who worry about
th6 tate of brutes who assault wom'
e1 but to thinking people he will
be eodsidered the right kind of
man to have on the bench. The
e1oner people realize that death is
The only terror to thug who is SC
degraded as to assault a woman
the ahicker will such assaults be
como less frequent, if not abatet
Sn}ireiy Society should give nt
gn6lb consideration to an alleged
hunAn being who would assault
woman than to a mad dog. The way
to deal with such crimes is with
fdpA Ia legal manner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-13

THE harmony meeting in Kansas
City. was attended by full delega-
tion from every county in the State.
The meeting was not only largely at
tended, but showed very clearly that
the leaders of the party at last have
gotten together. The interest shown
in all the speeches clearly indicated
that the Democrats are aroused. The
addresses were pronounced by all
who heard them the very best ever
heard at any convention in Mis-
souri, Among the most prominent
leaders present was our Hon. Champ
Clark, Of the 9th District, who not
Dnly made magnificent address,
but In private council was found
advising in most unselfish way
along lines which will tend for har-
mony and success in the party.
Mr.. Clark is not only strong with
the people of the 9th District and
in the State of Missouri, but is to-
day the leading Democrat in the
United States. Large numbers OF
Democrats are insisting that Mr..
Clark run for President, Senator or
for Governor. While the Demo
Gratis of his District think he is big
enough man to fill any of these posi-
tions, we want him to stay right
where he is at this time. Every
thing now indicates that the next
House will be Democratic, and
that MIR. Clark will be Speaker. Nc
man in any party in this country is
better equipped for this important
position than is Mr.. Clark. The
Democrats of the 9th District are
for him for anything he wants, bu
the writer is among those who fee
that he can be more useful to The
party and the people at this time al
a leader in Congress than In an!
: other office. OF course, Mr.. Clarl
is ambitious, as every worthy mai
should be, and the insistency witt
which Democrats demand that h
should announce for higher Of
flee are not only gratifying to MI
Clark, but must be very tempting
Mr.. Clark has not made any al
nouncement as to whether he wi
be candidate for the Senate 0
not. The Democrats of his distriC
will be found in accord withshls d.
eision, whatever it may be.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-13
ABOUT HyoMEI
A Bottle Costs only so Gets
A Complete Outfit including In
haier $500.

When Otis Purdy will guarantee
Hyomei to cure catarrh or give
you your money back, what is
your answer?
Are you satisfied with your condi-
tion, or do you want to rid yourself
forever of vile catarrh, with its
humiliating symptoms. such as
hawking, splitting, blowing and bad
breath? 4S
Hyomei is simple, antiseptic med
icine, that you breathe through a
/ small pocket inhaler over the parts
affected.
It is made of Australian eucalyp-
tus mixed with other germ killing
and membrane soothing antiseptics.
Get complete outfit to-day. 1t
only costs s1.00, and contains every
thing necessary to cure any ordinary
case of catarrh. Extra bottles, II
needed, SOC.
Hyomei is the best remedy in the
world for sore throat. coughs and
colds, Group and bronchitis. i
gives wonderful relief In two
minutes. For sale by druggists ey
erywhere and by Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-13

tendance, but with the frank, out
spoken, dignified Democratic ad-
dresses made. There is no ques-
tion but what the Democratic party
of Missouri is now lined up and
ready for the contest next fall. Ev-
cry Democrat in Audrain county
should make up his mind right
away to stop contentious inside Of
his own party, and use his ammuni-
tion on the Republicans. There is
no reason why Audrain county should
not give the largest Democratic vote
ever polled in the county. The peo-
pie of this county are vitality inter-
ested in the tariff issue, which is
now the main question before the
people. Because Audrain county is
overwhelmingly Democratic is nc
reason why we should not poll full
vote and do our part toward carry
ing the State. The leaders have all
gotten together and most assuredly
the rank and file should fall in
line. A solid front, all together
and there is no doubt about the
result
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-13
MARTINSBURG.

Misses Fanny and Lou Cunning
lam, and Francis Brinker, of Mont
gomery City, are visiting Miss Jen-
ME Interpreter.
G. +. Peyton and j. b. Davault at
attened the Democratic convention at
Kansas City Saturday.
Pat and Jim Schoehlee and Grover
Stone, of Wellsville, attended the
ball here Monday night.
Frank Woodruff, Of Sullivan, Iii.
nois, is visiting friends.
Grandma Martinsmyer, a highly
respected old lady, was laid to rest
in the Catholic cemetery Monday
morning. She was the mother OF
George Interpreter, our lumberman.
Born, to j. r. Atkins and wife
a son, Jan. 10.
Mrs. Oscar Krieger has returned
from a weeks visit with relatives
in st. Louis.
Miss Jessie Jones spent Satur
day and Sunday with friends il
Benton City.
The following stock shipments wer'
made to st. Louis this week,
John McMurtry, car cattle, ca
hogs.
II Chas. Allison, / car cattle.
Mack Taylor, car sheep.
Noel Bros, 2 cars sheep.
Rodgers and Martin, car cattle.
John Scott, / car hogs, l car O
cattle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-13

THE Democratic Press Association
of Missouri met in Kansas City last
Saturday and elected H. J. Sim
mons, of the Clarence, Mo-, Cou-
rier, president; Jack Blanton, OF
the Paris Appeal, secretary and treas
urer. R. M. White, of the Mexico
Ledger, was elected vice-president
for the 9th District. A large mum
Der of Democratic editors in the
State we're present, and the meet
5fng was a most harmonious one. Ev
cry Democratic newspaper in the
State will be found cordially ant
loyalty working for the best inter
ests of the party, regardless of al
past factional troubles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-13

WHATEVER md said of ex-
Governor Folk eve y aemies must
acknowledge him an ophhist. In a
recent speech before a Y. NJ. @. A.
mass meeting, on "The Soldiers Of
Peace" he is reported to have said,
among other things, the following:
Fl'rerywhere the decent people are
h, fhe majority. Ninety,nine men out
III nnp hundred are honest by ma
l',rN. and remain so until overpow.
efad by the organized and perni-
nltiaRsly active minority. ! believe
thNf6 are wrongs we must fight; but
th0 world to-day is better than il
0YeF was before, and is getting
nN{ter every day,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-13
HEIRS TO SUE FOR
ssO,OOO,OOO ESTATE
kansas CIV, Mo-, Jam. II.

hdnrh5 Oltyg AhAOsf ee@AAs -
The Fisher heirs held another
meeting in Independence recently.
About sixty Of the claimants to the
$50 900. 900 estate Of Baron Ludwig
Fischer-suppoSed to be In Holland
waiting to be divided among the
Fishers in the UAited States were
present in response to cali. They
have been meeting In response to
similar calls whenever anything
turned up" for a good many years.
The principal purpose Of the meet
ing yesterday was to act on a propo-
sition made by Emory A. Smith,
lawyer at Fort Worth, Tex. He
sent a contract empowering him to
act as attorney to recover the es-
estate. He offered to do the work
for one-third of what he might col
lect. 1t took the meeting two
hours to decide to accept.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher Snodgrass,
of Upton, Mo-, was one Of those
present.
Il am 70 years old, and came
100 miles to-day to be present" she
said.
D. w. Miles, of Blackwater, Mo-,
was also one of the claimants on
hand.
Mrs. J. B. Hawkins, of Mex
leo, is great great granddaughter
Of Mr.. Fisher, and will receive a
large share of this estate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-13

l'}if3SIDENT j. w. MILLION, OF
tEAgain College, member Of the ex-
oeNtiya board Of the Prohibition Con
ai'itiiI0nal Amendment Association
foieffing to the proposed movement
to intr0duee a resolution at Kansas
Nii1. condemning the movement to
a4oQ this amendment, gives out the
fH|IpNing statement: "The dry cam
'|1aisa ID Missouri is not backed by
H',Y party, that is not yet, and we
t0pe i will not be. So far as know
tho harmony of the Democrats at the
|Ilt1tine in Kansas City Saturday
0|Sit win not be disturbed by any re-
o1efi rom the drys for Endorsement
ii a|If way. In my opinion, 1t WIN
BE tlIe wisest politics for both oil
ne great parties in this State to
1Icsi tIear of formal Endorsement
~ N'thtr the dry or wet side at this
N'at Hnd for some time to come
II1a f|tht is to be waged upon NOR
n ANl economic basis, material, tc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-13

"INTERURBAN railroads pay, .
says Walter Ridgeway, in his paper,
he Kirksville Daily Express. He
as just returned from a trip to
'exas, that opened his eyes bit
found there a line of electric
ids 3S miles long connecting Ft
Orth and Dallas and passing
through a country that is not excep
tionally fertile or well adapted to ag
riculture. One year before this
road was projected, farm land be
tween the two named cities was sell
ing at $50 to SIS an acre, and il
now selling at $500 to $400 an acre
The natural and only inference to bt
drawn from this story is that, wha
the inter-urban has done for Texal
land it will do for Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-13
STOMACH TROUBLE CURED.

If you have any trouble with your
stomach you should take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. M
]. p. Klote, of Edna, Mo-, says;
81 have used a great many different
medicines for stomach trouble, but
find Chf mberla!n's Stomach and Liv'
er Tablets more beneficial than any
other remedy | ever used" Foi
sale by all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-13
MARRIED TWO COUPLES

The ev. Walter NJ. White married
Wednesday morning:
]. L. Stratman, Higginsville, Miss
Maggie Handy. Higginsville, at the
Planters Hotel.
Oscar Breedlove, Benton City, Miss
Jessie Pearson, Benton City, at the
Christian Church.
The Ledger extended congratu-
lations
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-01-13
AUSTIN SMITH TO
LEAVE
MEXICO.

Austin Smith. Of the A. B. Smith
Carpet Company, has accepted q
fine position with large dry goods
company at Boonville. Mo-, and
will move there about Feb. |. His
brother, A. G. Smith. and James
Owen are talking Of purchas-
Ing the stock and keep the bust
ness going. but have not made up
their minds as yet.
Austin Smith is one of Mexico's
most substantial and conservative
business men. standing high with
the community, and we regret very
much to have him leave Mexico. The
Ledger Joins all Of our people In
commencing Mr.. Smith and family 20
the good people Of Boonyille.