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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24
M~AHr.AssuRc.

Tom and Harry Noel attended oour
az Montgomery City last week.
Miss Maureen Perry spent Saturday
and Sunday in Montgomery Cay.
Claude Taylor was up from Gil,
more Sunday.
Fred Watkins and son. Arthur
were UP from 81. Louis Sunday.
Mrs. Verhoff, Of IAddona spent
Sunday with her parents.
Harry Burwell and wife are domicil
ed On their pretty new home.
w. Y. Mears. our accommodating
Burlington Agent and Miss Minnie
Sedxdck were united in marriage Sun
day eve. at s O'Clock by Capt. Dix.
After a wedding supper at the Hotel
Mr.. and Mrss. Mears left for Clar-
ence. No, to visit Mr.. Mears' par
Eenfs.
Homer Means and wife Of Mexico
We're down Sunday to attend the
Means7Sedwick wedding.
John Watkins was over from Lad
donia Sunday.
Ed. Cant has returned from Arkan-
sas.
C. T. Peyton was at Mexico Tues
day.
H. d. Tucker has rented his hotel
to Mis- Lnnie Weaver. MIR. Tucker
left Monday night for Colorado to
engage in his former line of work,
railroad operator. Mrs. Tucker will
follow In the near future.
Rev. Bail, pastor of the NJ. E.
Church, preached excellent sermons
both Sunday morning and night. His
morning subject led US back from the
first Thanksgiving some three centur-
ies ago. to the present time, show
ing us the wonderful progress and
development Of America, and the
many things for which we should be
thankful.
Fennewald Bros. shipped 5 loads
of cattle 20 st. Louis this week.
Walter Hale received 2 loads cattle
and Alb Robinson, l load, this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

W. II. Pollard bought a pair Of 2
years old horse mules from Chas
Pollard for $425.
The following land sales have beer
made recently, Porter Thompson
10 A. to Louis sohop for 5000; G
10. Garvin sold 100 A % RoscoC
sold 10 A. to Louis Schopp for $500;
Doyle for s4s0O; II. Haley sold 40 A
TO Buford Judah for $3.50; Leslit
White sold 5Oa to Porter Thompson
for $500; Caskey Riley sold 160a t.
II. Ketchum for $500.
While Miss Nora Burkey and Mrs
Mary Hukle were out driving Wed.
nesday, their horse ran away and they
were thrown from the buggy. Neither
were seriously hurt.
Albert Proctor and wife we're Mex.
leo visitors last week.
John Hawkins lost a valuable horse
Friday night.
o. NJ. Featherston is improving his
residence.
Lee C~ottingham bought three mule
colts from Mr., Broddus for 1920. He
sold Homer Swinney a mule colt
for $65.
Frank Canada and Kirtley Smith
have completed new tenant houses on
their farms.
Mrs. Geo. Tribble is in St. Louis.
Robert Hawkins, Ralph Todd and
John Littrell are fishing on the
Charlton this week.
J.. Stevens sold 500 bushels of oars
for 80 cents to the Clark Mill.
The heirs of the Peer Burkeye es-
tate have sold out to Nora Burkeye
for $4,000.
Born to the wife of A. X. Hawk, a
daughter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24
AUDRAIN LEADS N
SHEEP 50 THE RED
BOOK WILL SHOI

Livestock valued at sl,s ,,o j
was placed on the market in iS,o
Missouri's ia counties. as ,Y,O q
with sii2.525, 494 in 1903. a '4fed
o. s2s,7asse4. according 10 gag
ures for The State Rcd Boc1
1903 socn to be issued. ~
The surplus places the
counties In the lead In the tnrO'
various kinds Of live stock.
The book viii show thai
leads the State hi sheep with 40
head valued at $245, $50. "ii
Pike and Clay counties in II
Der Of jacks and stations Win ., NUN
each. WIN % heI
Ncdaway county in hogs with 159 ..
head valued at st,S2S, PAS.
Clinton county in horses and un,.
with 5ss2 head valued at se4s 790
Nodaway in cattle with ~.
mead Naiued at S1,906, 277.
For cattle, the average
was sS7, as compared with sss for - !,
year 1908. At first glance ~ =
amount may seem low, but Il mn.
be remembered that calves and r"a'
imgs are Included, as well as steer
and COWS. '
sneep. Including lambs, were Fl,
ured at an average Of IS a head ;
compared with "a for 1908.
The more genera use of autor,
mobiles had no effect on the 1000 a,
mand for horses and mules
as Missouri vas concerned, for mon
heads than ever were placed on ~.
market. The average price per bea,
was greater than ever, about sin
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24
HARDIN STUDENTS DELIGHT
N COMEDY WITH SKILL
OF PROFESSIONALS

one Of the most delightful and mos
successful plays ever given at Har-
din College by the pupils Of Miss
Jack, in the Expression Department,
was who's Who Monday evening
IN the College auditorium. Every
seat was taken when the curtain
arose and throughout the evening Pin
eros comedy as portrayed by the stu
dents kept The audience laughing.
Miss Pauline Gotthef, as Queck-
ct. made a decided hit and offered
one OF the finest pieces of charac'
ter acting ever witnessed at an anna
teur performance IN this city. Her
work was ~dechdedly artistic. Miss
Dorothy Holmes made a most at
tractave Mallory and Miss villa
Robnett, a charming Dina. Miss Mar
tina Tinsley. as Peggy, was most
pleasing and made a perfect Gdb'
son girl
The comedy was the most difficult
production attempted by this depart
ment In several years and the excel
lent manner In which the piece was
presented throughout is highly com
plimentary to Miss Jack. as well as
to her students. Every member Of
the cast contributed a large share
toward the success Of the production.
The play was SO well acted that Their
was practically nothing amateurisf
about st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24
MoLINo.

Every one Is anticipating a grand
time at the Thanksgiving dinner at
Moline from 4 to 10 p. m.
Jas. Denham and wife Of st. Louis
visited John Heller and wife Tuesday
night.
We understand Emmett Winterhal
ter and family win go to California
to locate some time in January.
Milton Roberts and family OF the
Shady Dell neighborhood Eeighborhoc
were guests of Dick Greed and famib
Friday.
Linn Stuart and family who moveG
to Texas last winter are the guests
Of relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tatlow Of Perry
spent Thursday and Friday with Tom
Stuart and family.
Miss Martha Cauthorn spent from
Wednesday un''' Friday with her
friend Miss Ruth Woods.
Clyde Marshall and wife OF Mexico
were guests Of John Morgan and
family, also Joe Marshall and wife
last week.
I'D. Crooks and family Of near
Worcester win spend Thanksgiving
with the formers brother. In law, For
est Weaver and family.
Quite a number Of people I'm this vi
cinfty are selling their turkeys this
week.
Wan Heller and wife spent Sunday
with the latter's parents at Mexico.
Forest Weaver and family spent
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Thod
oBulwane near Midway church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

John Madden recently sold L. p.
johnson, CT near Martinsburg. a
prominent stock man, 500 bu, of
corn Mr.. Johnson also bought 1900
bu from Frank Seeker.
p. M. Mullins, of near Benton Civ.
had 45 A. of good corn this year
His 100 A. Of oats made 80 bu. He
Is adding substantial improvements Il
his fine 100 A. farm.
The corn crop of ]. H. Scott. Of
near Martinsburg, will average close
TO 90 bu. this year. He has refused
40 cents for his crop.
Tom Pay, of neal Benton CITY n
prominent young farmer, had 100 A.
Of fair corn this year. His 40 A. of
oats made IS bu. and his 40 A
OF wheat made about Z bu. He has
a fine 1870 A. farm.
J. w. Hines. the welLknown Ben.
ton City merchant, recently maid
Sam Bice 40 cents for some eood
corn.
J, II. Sanford, of neal Benton CITY
mad 40 A. Of corn this year that aver.
aged rs bu, He also had 12o A ~
good oats.
q. P. Ramey, of near Laddonia
mas Of the best 64O-A. farms IN
'hat section and beside a big Gran
every year ne raises fine horses ua
Is n of the best known horseman IN
this section.
H.. T. Galloway, OF near Taadonto
mad 40 A. OF corn this year that made
about rs bu. His so A. of oats aver.
aged 30 bu. He is feeding 80 hogs
~ Mohn, a well-known farmer near
Laddonaa. who had IN 0 A. Of corn
mis- year harvested so bu. to the A
Ills 30 A. of oats made 30 bu.
d. Mohn sold John Stevens. of Lad.
donia, 10 hogs for 1916 this week
q. w. Hoyt averaged IS bu. ON b,s
w A. corn crop this season. his
40 A. OF oats made 81 bu.
j. w. Stevens shipped a load of hons
70 the st. Louis market this woek
from Laddona.
d. M. Price, of near Laddonia. so,d
u A. Quiseuberry a bunch of hogs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24
soun BENTON.

ESsrybo6y = busy eAtAs<AE oo-a-
E2a& RAns end wa & Idaho ~
ea1aa FSsaSy aner . weeks visa
WEA he formers preutS
J. + Chrk has the foundation hid
for hk ne~ house
d. Nattar and VIE were II Webs
une rhursdsy.
Mass Ida LOEder speuG part q las
Eeek IN Mexko win rek1heS
Il WHlams has hk new rssLdenc
almost completed
Nesrz Port wSaxs and Bruce 10
nosls we're IN Soathvs1 Missouri las
week looking for a locatioa. Mr.. Ioe-
nusle bought a farm a lso aorsx, \
Waters ked the country fine and ex
Pects 10 buy l4ter.
Mrs J. C For q SaIna OKLA. re
turned home Monday arxa monthly
visE wkh h% parents. Mr.. and ME.
GeO Peyeon-
Mr.. Wetmsr went 20 welsyille O,
thursday win a had o. geese. ducks
and cAkokenR whkh broaehk him
over S1eo.
Nr. Kellerhal wm move ais Saxmil
70 TIE c. Douglass pace ibis week
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence johnson Wis
ned with relatives near Tulip las
week
Allen Coil has built a new house q
his farm nEar vanice.
9fn. MoMahnn rs suffering WIN
rheumatism.
Amos Harris shipped a car load O
cattle 10 St Louis weans=- Is
week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24
LONG BRANCH.

Paul CauthOrn is improving.
Clyde Sharp moved south of Mex
leo 'ast week.
j. C. Berry and wife of Centralia
visited relatives here Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Eta Boyd. west of Long
Branch, lis seriously ILL.,,
w. H. Wilson and son. Carl. are
saving wood ON the Branch. They ue,
a gasoline engine and certainly dc
quick work.
The box supper at Berea school
house Saturday night was well attend
ed.
Miss Priscilla Miller and Mr.. Brad
ley of south Mexico visited here last
week.
Joe Miller was called to Wyoming
Saturday By telegram from the Good
Ding Sheep Co. Joe has been with
this Company or more than 2 years.
Mrs. R. o. Guthrie left recently for
Burlington, Colo, to join her husband
who took an emigrant a through.
AT John Barnabyis sale stock sold
well; one mich COW sold at $64: an
other, $50; n 2 years old fiIley, at
S175; I 3 years old horse, $3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24
NORTH AUDRAIN.


There was a rain here Sunday lay.
ing the dust.
Mrs. T. M. Dowell and Miss Lydia
Bolts spent Sunday with Mrs. e. ],
Patterson and daughter, Miss Mettie-
VIM. Whitley and family spent Sun.
day with J. T. Leeper's.
Miss Imam, OF near Auxvasse, who
visited at the home OF J.. X.
Gilbert has returned home aoeompar
led by Miss Bertha Gilbert.
Joseph II. Miller has returned to
Casper Wyoming after a visit with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Mil
Ter. ]. H. is foreman of a large
sheep ranch near Casper.
'Thod Boulware delivered hogs te
Powell 6 Mundy at 81 per cwt.
Things sold wen at the Barnaby
sale.
j. F. Vigal purhased the 3 years ok
saddle horse for $3.50. Ed. Pitcher
bought the ~27years-old mare for 100.
Pate Elliott buoght one span Of
mules for 1926.
Cows brought from $40 TO 500 per
head; one sow sold for 800; oats
brought 20 cents per bu.
The ladies' of oltvet church served
dinner and cleared $14.20.
Mike Peck sold a span Of horse
mules to parties in Paris for 1926.
MCGEE Bros. have commenced work
on their large barn.
d. NJ. slonaker is treating his barn
to a new ROOD.
J. c. Berrey and wife of Centralia
visited his brother. Taylor Berrey and
family over Sunday.
Wm. Asbury has built a shed to his
barn.
Albert Burgess purchased a good
spar q t%c years old mare mules for
s235.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24
UNION.

SNNN4NA
Everybody gx ready for next Thur
day as shat Is the day for turkey.
There win be services an New Hop,
church this evening by the Rev. JEFF
Grea-
Miss Bryan B0mar celebrated her
fourteenth birthday Friday. Nov. IS
We wish her many more happy Dirt
days.
Mr. Jerome Staphs passed this
way Sunday with his new road Wagon
Some uf the girls better be careful
Roy Staples has IA grippe and sore
throat but is much better.
Mrs. E Stapls and daughter. Alra.
spent Sunday with her son Roy Sta.
pies.
VIII Foster Of Mexico is coming OUT
20 the country TO husk ont his corn.
It Is sad that Mr.. cannen has pur.
chased a farm IN Southern Galloway.
We spent a pleasant evening on
Saturday al Mr.. Jas. Wilson'S Those
present Mr.. Harvey and wife
Misses Ola and Ella Watts. Mrs. Bra
ley and family, and Mr.. Wilson'S two
nephsEs from Fukon There was fins
singing and music.
c. E. Harvey IS taking Of painting
his house a pure white.
Doc Hudson IS laying in his supply
% winter coal
Russell Watts spent Sunday with hi
fatherinlaw. Mr.. Wilson
Brother Ford IS stin working on n
c. & A R. R. from Mexico to Rood
house.
John Hodge passed this way Sun.
day with a smile a mile long. W
know everything Is all right
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24


Uncle" Sam sydenstricka hai
added a room to his residence. A
carpenter from Centralia did the
work.
The Rev. Pressr filled his regular
appointment at New Hope Saturday
and Sunday. Mr.. Pnesser was unani
motlsly chosen as pastor Of this con.
gregafion for another year.
r. r. DolIins has about completed
his barn.
The family Of Mr.. Laforee visited
relatives near HailsviIle last week.
W. N. Chick sold small stack
Of hay to j. o. Howard for IS IN the
meadow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24
RoWENA.

Arthur Bruton. Of Ce~ntralla, was
out here Wednesday on business.
Several from this community at.
tended the Odd Fellows meeting at
Madison Wednesday night and report
a fine time.
Settle Bros. delivered a load Of Data
Thursday TO S. NJ. Wager at 25c a
bu.
J. W. wager sold 1900 bu. of corn
10 Oscar Hanley at 40c a bu.
Meryin Dawson and Tom vanhnd.
ingham Of Centnal,a was In this vi.
clnity Friday.
Tom Rowe ST.. Of Mexico. was
out here On hds farm the last week
treating his house with a fresh cost 0
paint.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24
Thursday, Dec.

the following described property:
Horses 4 Mules;
2 Percheron Stations, described as
follows:
ARDENT, 6650O-Ardent is a coal
black with a white star In face, weighs
2O9O pounds; was foaIed April 81, 'O5,
and Imported from France by Robert
Burgess & Son OF Wenona, ILL.,,
Sire, Jeannot (3595S), by Damala
(2497), By Cheri. Dam soucl (3772Ol
by Boulard t2OOS9y, by senateur 49,
SD. by Pickador, End dam, Marotts
d69O2, by Selim 749 by Porthos.
Third Dam Mignonne.
A fine Kentucky jack, Z years old,
heavy bone, good style and action, Is
hands high. Has made two seasons
in Illinois and proven himself an ex.
%cellent breeder and sure foal getter.
Gladiator II No. 1928:
Description and Pedigree: Gladia-
tor is a beautiful dark gray, over II
hands high and weighs 1900. Foaled
June 16, 1902; bred by f. O.. Nutting,
Indianola, Iowa. got by Gladiator
20172, by Orlando 9517 by Brilliant
1271-755 by Brilliant 1899 756 by Coco
ll-714 by Vleux Chaslin 113 by Coco
712 by Mignon IT'S by Jean Leblanc
739 Dam Queen of Quality, 1896 by
Colored Gentlemen 4531 by Brilliant
1871 1855, by Brilliant 1899, 756, by Co
co 11-714 by Vieux Chaslin 71S, Os
Coco 712, by Mignon rs by Jean Le-
Blanc $50, End dam Mary 1852, import
ed from France.
Two yearling horse mules.
Cattle:
. Red Polled COWS, three with calves
by side; two 2-year-old Red Polled
bulls; 7 calves, 4 bulls and 3 heifers'
All the cattle are registered and the
papers go with each one sold.
.H0gss
Twenty shoats, will weigh from 40
to 1000 pounds.
1000 bushels OF corn.
Terms;
Sums of $40 and under. cash.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24
WESTERN

w H. Pollard sold eight mare mule
colts TO Mr.. Moore OF Monroe Co, for
$l27.50 per head.
N. d. owings bought a pair Of WORK
mules from Kirtley Smith for $3.50.
Geo. Ess shipped 80 head Of Here.
ord cattle to Mimi. He traded them
for a section Of Michigan land and
gave $4,000 TO boot. He valued the cat.
tie at $4,000.
J. j.. Winn delivered 1000 bu. Of
white oats to Clark at zoe,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

Special sale on the b,sst carv,n,
ss maae-a good one only 81. 90. A
ootter one. $500. A genuine stag.
handle solid silver mounting. opIv
'S'fS' regular price, $500.
naartn1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

a [" elegant WOrreu Piano, Mahoe.
veneerI fine action. ivory koys,
t Sapire top. with bench to match nut
si'o your home on Christmas morn.
ing for s2S5. MORN
Worrel, The Jeweler
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

Wee have Just a few good usrrrevs
,elt' and will allow $1,000 off on ev.
uly surrey sold during Nov. Here Il
\ Our enanee for a bargain Don't miss
w. while the roads are good.
Ferris q. Ca,p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24
PUBLIC SALE!

We viii sell at what is known as
the r, H. Bodlne farm, six miles south.
west OF shelbina, four miles north Of
Granville and one mile cas-. Of
Spencer Chapel, on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

our Name on the front of a piano
means service, satisfaction and a fair
prlce, Come in and see our Christ
mas Line. Music Dept. Worreu The
Jeweler. d2wtt ine
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

An ideal Christmas gift--one that
me whole family win enjoys ono
~ our splendid pianos. Prices ara
right. $3.50 to $3.50. ~o
Worrell. The Jewal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

Rochester NickeHPhted waro
tea kettles, coffee pot, and percob.
ters. chatting dishes, serving dishes
a nice line.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24
TO THE r.
Ferris & Cautborn

we have Just a few good SURVEYS
ond hand hard coal base burners.
we win sell cheap.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

Attorney E. S. Cant and those iDtor
ested in the W. W. johnson railroad.
suit let for Iowa Tuesday whore
the case viii be tried for the second
time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

safety razOrs, razor blades. shay
Ing brushes, homes and straps.
Drvig.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

7. T. Turley IS going to helm mall.
Mexico a city by building a new gro.
Gerry store north of his residence =,
N. Western Avenue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

bearing saves you money
early Xmas buying. dl.wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

Look my farm wagons over. Mandt
d Weber, the best for You to buy.
Dry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

The handsome Oak Piano in the
South Side School is a .Worrell.
Ask the teachers and pupils how goo
1t ds. then come and see our line. Mu.
SIC Dept, Wodrell, The Jeweler.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mason are Wis
iting relatives in Pittsburg, Penn.
From there they Will go to New
York City from which place they will
sail for Porto Rico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

LEDGER SPECIAL.
Payne & Becker Private Wire.
Natl Stock YaEds, y. st. Louis
CATTLE
Receipts 26OO, INCLUDING 500 South
erns.
HOGS
Receipts $500. Market steady to &c
lower.
Mixed and butchers, $50 to Ills.
Good heavy, $50 to 40.
Rough, $50 to $50.
Light, SIS to 700.
Pigs, 6.25 to 100.
Bulk, $50 to 700.
SHEEP
Receipts, 5000.
Muttons, $50 to 3.75.
Lambs, $50 to 500.
WHEAT CORN
Decs 81 IL Dec, "A 3-s
May, 81 5S May, As rs
July, "a July. AZ "a
OATS PORK
Dec, 80 rs MAY. t6. 25
May, "a Jan, 1715
July, "a ,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

STOVES, STOVES, a great line
for you to select from.
d2JW1 Dry,s.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

German Heaters. Nubian Oak
Grand Oak and many others for Won
to inspect. nrv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

Mrs. Norris Arnold is very i'll in
st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

A FEW GOOD FARMS
yet for sale. Apply to
Real Estate Department
dw1 North Missouri Trust Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24
MONEY 70 LEND

on improved farm On Audrain Co.
North Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

Buy early. Save money. bearings.
The Malleable Range viii please
you. Look 81 over.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24
SPECIAL SALE
ON MILLINERY

Mrs. e. L. Pasqueth will give
unusual reductions in prices on all
tailored pattern hats for next thirty
days beginning Wednesday, Nov. 23.
dtl--wIG
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24
: GENERAL NEWS NOTES =

Miss Molly Shootman Of Mexico, No,
Is n year his Junior. The compile
were married at Omaha, Nebraska.
Maj. Showers was with the EleT-
enHh Indiana Cavalry during the
Civil War. Among those present
from out Of town were Mrs. Belle Sat
terly and Miss Isabelle Shaw Of Mat.
loom Ill. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst
McCammon Of Indianapolis, Ind.
The yagrancy Law In Mexico should
be enforced so that all idlers would
either go to work or leave the city.
Saturday afternoon E. W. vanland-
'ngham, a prominent young farmer,
left his buggy in the bitch lot and
when he returned five minutes later
& telescope containing some baby
clothes. a diamond ring and another
ring had disappeared.
the matter has been turned over
to the police who are investigating.
One Price a.. q. Plain Figures
You don't have to jew US down to
get your piano at a fair price. We
make the price right at the beginning
Music Dept Worren, The Jeweler.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24
WANTED AT ONCE

A man with engine to pull a mile
Of hedge.
w. w. Pollock. dwI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

FOR sALE-Abundant supply good
wood on the B. o. Sims farm which
l win sell cheap. If you want wood,
e mt. Joe Considine. 303-12 37-2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

The Radiant Home base burners al
the ones that give the best satisfac.
ton, best service and are by far the
best TO buy. Please cab and see
them before buying.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24
NOTICE!

Friday, Nov. Is. is the last
day of our special sale on Ta-
bic Linens. Corsets and Kid
Gloves. d2wl
Ricketts, & Emmons D. c. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

J. A Pierces ofnortheast of town,
who has been seriously III, is re
ported better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

Buy the "Fayorite" Hard Coal
Burner. Enjoy the winter and save
Iue. Dry's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24

Interest paid On all deposits.
North Missouri Trust &c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-24
Sacrifice
SALE CONTINUES!

Folds into same space as folding chair,
fitted with extra high grade rubber
rolls, strong springs, sold by agents
at $3.50; our sacrifice sale $4.9S
Other Clothes Wringers down to $I.9s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-21
A Better Canlpaigner.

Two candidates for .he same office came into certain town one day. The one called at house, where a lit tie girl came to the door. Said he, "Sissie, will you please bring me a glass of water?" Having brought the water, he gave her some candy and asked, "Did the man ahead of me give you candy?" "Ycs. sir" Then he gave her nickel and said. Did ho give you money?" "Yes, sir; he gave me 10 cents" Then he picked her up, he kissed her and said. Did he kiss you?" 'Yes, sir, and he kissed man. ma too.'-National' Monthly.
 pr. Syntax.
 On the English coast, at Lands End, there stands curiously formed bowl der with a profile resembling that of human face. It is supposed that once the rocky head was held proudly erect and could look out over the blue sea, but during some period of disturbance the huge powder was thrown forward. so that now the forehead of the man rests against a neighboring rock. All these rugged and massive pieces bor. dering the coast are fine granite, To cally the curious powder is known as Dr. Syntax.