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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

Thanksgiving dinner this year
should cost less than last year.
In fact, the prospect for that much
do~wn4rodden individual, the con
sumer, looks much brighter than II
has in many winters. The head Of
the family can brazenly purchase a
turkey OF a size he would have
quailed before last year and still noi
have 10 reach too far into tho
depths Of his pocket to pay for the
big dinner.
The big saving this year will be OF
trimmings" and not on the bird
however, But, at that, there is ey'
cry prospect that the bird can be oh.
tanned at a smaller price than in pre-
vious years.
Pumpkins and cranberrfes, without
which no turkey dinner would bs
complete, are scheduled to cost aboui
one-haf as much as they did last
Thanksgiving. The outlook regard.
ing other items in the big annual
feast is most pleasing to the oonsum
er who can look forward to a record.
breaking dinner without having TO go
into bankruptcy the following day.
1t looks as If the turkey viii cost
about IS cents a pound, dressed,
Last year prices varied from % 10
25 cents a pound. However, there is
a chance that the consumer may get
the benefit of a further slight drop.
: Farmers are reporting turkeys to
be more plentiful than in the early
fall and there is a chance that a
willy purchaser may obtain his an
nual dinner mainstay for 70 or even
II cents a pound.
Poultry dealers In this city say thai
they do not look for a rise in prices
during November similar to that OF
last year, In 1910, the bird was pEen
tiful in the markets in October and
the consumer began to look forward
TO a wundrous feast. The turkeys
we're selling for 20 cents a pound
with every prospect of this figure
dropping. For those who will buy
their bird "on the hoof" the price
will be about Is cents a pound.
Consumers who wish to substitute
chickens for ducks for the recognize
bird will have their way. Chickens
are 2 cents cheaper a pound than
they were last year and ducks are
four cents cheaper.
Dressed hens are ceiling for u 10
cents, chicken for 10 cents and prime
boilers for IA cents. Last year the
prices were IA, 16 and IS cents, re-
sDectively. Ducks that sold at 20
cents are quoted al 16 cents this
year. Geese have dropped from 1e
cents to IL and 10 cents a pound.
The exact price on c~ranberries that
will be effective at Thanksgiving can
not be ~ascrtained. but dealers say
they are plentiful this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

ss1l Tao~ rrez1t we're joan d
PEss and far1EEs Ehchsra ErDce, oe
use EEts and fzrzlr. wsR Holloway
and ENnElys AasK BrWos and fan
uy, JACK Pulls sza 3zz5lEs Tar
Der Pu6s and fsEzEy. WI PlAs
and Chas FzadiS and families Scot
Riagwsy and family and We Waite.
JOHN oBrlez has aAsozT eo@paei
Cd a Ene barn sao14 4axs9 fe
Hsag BenEy Is II work @ :
new 6a1sGA
Chzs. TzzneE has holEh8 berk Is
fuse-ess II SEsnzer store
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02
wEsrgRn AuoRAIn.

Mrs. Johnston of Madison is visit
ing Mrs. Jesse Mallory.
Pearl Clark, X. Walters and others
have returned from a fishing trip to
Dalton.
Homer Swinney sold 80 calves to
John TruesdaIe for SIS each.
Gail Pollard left Monday for Co
lumbia, TO enter school. He will take
a coufse in agriculture.
d, Maddox has resumed his prac'
tice in this vicinity. D..
Mr.. Moss and wife OF Florida Wis
tied ]. Z. Bradley last week.
W.. IL. Pollard bought 80 nice
shoats from Elmer Jennings for s
14sc
Jas. Thompson bought a bunch OF
black calves from Watts Littrell at
SIS per head.
Arthur Bartee bought s calves from
Joel Rector for SIS each.
H. swlnney has returned from a
business trip to Sedalia.
Biaydon Robinson bought a COW
and calf from o. T. Thornburg fol
Is55.
Horses brought from s21 to $65
and hogs sold at s6.15 per cwt. at
the Shadows sale.
Arnum Swetnam has rented the
| Shadows farm for next year.
Lloyd Bartee sold to W. II. Pollard
500 bu. Of corn for 60c to be deliv-
cred.
K. II. Stevens bought 20 acres OF
the Shadows corn in the field at soc.
VIM. Shores bought a GOV and calf
for $50 and one COW and 3 calves
for s77.5o.
Albert Proctor bought a cow for
$50.
Joe Ess and daughter are visit
ing relatives in Iowa.
Many Of the farmers are afraid to
feed their new crop Of cane to stock
on cou of the worms in the
heads.
Geo. Ess sold So cattle to Green
and Long for 4 IL per ID.
Apples are selling at from 25 to
loc per bu.
Gail Pollard and T. b. Robinson
and son attended the orn show in
Mexico.
]. Graves and wife visited Sam
Klncaid and wife near Centralla last
week. kI
j. Conrad's son had his hand Sc
riously crushed in a cane-mill last
week.
Ellis and Otis Pollard have re-
turned from an extended stay in the
West.
w. II. Pollard sold Earl Pollard a
horse for SIPS.
J. J. VIM sold 5 heifers at sc
and a COW 10 ]. Humans for 3 81
cents.
Elmer Jennings bought a mare
from Earl Pollard for $3.50.
Jack Blanton Of Paris was here
when the tax collector made his
rounds.
Jas. Parrish has moved 10 the
farm he recently purchased.
Paul Hawkins has returned from
a trip to st. Louis !,
Blaydon Robinson has been of
fined to his room for a week on &C
count Of an encounter with an angry
COW.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

John Anderson delivered a nice
load Of apples to F. W. brewer al
soc a bu
S. NJ. Wager and +. w. brewer
bought a nice lot of shelled old
corn from A J. Tribble at Toe a
bu.
Phil Roberts and wife went to Cen
tralia Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Campbell is visiting al
Arthur Wager.
Ed Forbis aud Miss Bessie Van.
Iandingham. daughter Of James Van.
Iandingham we're married Wednesday
and started for Oklahoma, where
they viii make their future home.
Here is hoping they will prosper
! and live a long and happy life.
Lewis Rudasil of near HollensyiIe
and j. o. Donaldson and VIM. Jones
of Thompsonyille we're here Wed.
nesday.
Cecil Mallory delivered . loads OF
hogs Thursday to Lewis Anthony
Of Centralia at $3.50 a cwt.
S. NJ. wager received a draft on
Thursday for Sal in answer to a
puzzle which appeared in the Paris
Appeal this week.
Mrs. Jim Sagersee and Lish Full
Ter are visiting their sister at
Macon, Mo.
There we're several from a dis
lance here at the Odd Fellows lodge
Thursday night.
Ross Yanlandingham went 70 Cen
tralia Thursday.
Mrs. Nora Berrey and Mrs. Frank
TaSney spent Friday at Arthur va
ger.
Mrs. Pete Foreman Of Thompson
vile was here Friday and her
daughter, Miss Leona who has been
staying at Arthur Yager's went
home with her.
John smithey Of ThompsoHvllle
was here trading Friday.
Arthur Wager delivered q load Of
hogs Saturday 10 Mr.. Hulen at Cen.
tralia at 6 IA cents.
A ]. and Roy Tribble went to
Centralia Saturday.
MIR. Frank and wife and little
daughter passed through here satur-
day in an auto on their way to
visit her brother, ". W. Barnes at
Paris.
Mrs. F. w. brewer and Eddie
head are yisiting at Hawk Point.
There wiz be preaching al Maple
Grove Church Sunday, but none at
night on account Of the protracted
meeting at Porter's chapel.
DR.. Collier reports the arrival Of
a boy at the home Of John Carter
near TbompsonVille, and one at the
home of Mr.. Bakers, south OF here.
Virgil sansberry was here satur-
day with a nice lot Of apples that
he vas selling at 25c a bu-
G. i. Sansberry and wife are re
joicing over the arrival Of a brand
new girl at their home.
Mervin Dawson and wife Of Contra
liza were in this vicinity Saturday
and Tuesday.
Ed. Scott went to Paris Saturday
Bob Chandler Of near Good Water
School House, VIM. Johnson near
Cecil, b p. Terrell Of Monroe eoun-
~ Byron Black and Ross vanlaBd-
ingham Of near Central school house,
and Frank and oakla Donaldson oil
near Thompsonyiile were here satar-l
day.
Arthur Yager and family and Mrs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02
UNION.

We are having veFy incsement
weather.
II Is reported that Bud Davis has
sold his farm for $3.50 per acre.
The Young folks surprised Miss
Mary Harrison last Friday. it being
her six1eeuzh birthday. We wish her
mznE happy returns Of the day.
Mrs. Geo Byars vas a Mexico Wis
ifor last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Staples gave the
young folks a party hast Thursday
night An report a very enjoyable
and most pleasant evening.
John DoaReIly is thinking ~ taking
= trip west for his health
Mrs. d. L. Bradley and family were
guests Of DIR. and Mrs. Jos Bradley,
OF Beaver Dam sunday.
Rev. j. d. Greer. Of Mexico, filled
his regular appointment a. New
Hope Church last Sunday.
Stanford Watts and Clifford Hodge
were Rush Hin visitors Sunday.
Quite a number Of this vicinity at
tenaca the box supper al Liberty
last Friday night
Jessie Watts Is going 70 husk cora
for John Byars.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02
MoLINo.

Preaching at Mt Lion next Sun
day morning and night,
Sir. and Mrs, Porter Cauthorn anc
Miss Marie CowheTd entertained
crowd of young people tonight.
Mrs. r. L. Heller and son. Rob
ert and daughter, Irene, went to
Centralia Monday toyisit r. S. Mont
gomery and family.
Mrs. John Heller spent from Thur
day until Sunday with her parents
Jas. campiin and wife at Santa Re.
Mrs. Laura Burgess-Plybon wal
move this week 10 her home neaI
skinner. MissMyrtie Burgess viii
still continue TO be our telephone op-
orator until March.
II. II. Worley and family wil move
in the house with Miss Myrtle Bur.
CESS aud will reside there until
March.
Misses Ruth and Lola Heller. Mes
srs. Joe Heller and Marvin Carter
attended preaching at Liberty Sat.
urday night, where Rev. B. G. Reay-
Is Is conducting a meeting.
John Dye of Perry brought a piano
to Porter Cauthorn's last week fol
Miss Cowherd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02
SKINNER.

Corn gathering wiz sooa be ush-
erred IN for * Eeaz a short season.
PIT. Bruce is somewhat eEsted
over the fact that his torn az Fer
ris q Cauthora's Snow was one
Of the tive best entries ot the white
variety
Lewis Rudash lost a valuable colt
z week xhieh be recently pur-
chased Of Robert Brooks. We under
stand that perhaps eating too much
feed vas cause o death.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Bruce
and family entertained Sunday the
following guests: Mr. and Mrs o. F.
Squires. Nj. and Mrs. Ide Squires
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Walker.
7. J. Gatewood and son got in ~
head Of yearlng bulls OF about so
pounds average from Kansas City
market recently.
Waiter Holloway got IN last week
a load OF s0epourd steers. Came
from Omaha and were bought by H.
7. Cant
Sam Craghead weighed up Jim
S~punings cattle last week. purchase
at $40 per cEt. and sold for $3.50
per hundred. These cattle drifted
1876 pounds.
Judge H. T. Squirting and son sold
10 Sam Craghead So 135e-pound
sleers 90 20 by Nov. 6 at 7e-
j. Z. Holloway last week shipped
to Chicago a load Of big bullocks and
sold within a nackae Of top that
city for $50 per cwt. These cattle
tipped me beam in Chicago at 1878
ponds average.
Albert SNOW had a good load Of
cattle On Chicago market last week
that brought 1925 per cwt
The box supper II Strother Satur-
day night was largely attended; box
es sold well and everything went
off well. The literary program was
very good. Miss Nellie Proctor is
teacher.
Jim Ridgsway suffered a mishap
last Friday o getting an index fin
ger mashed fiat by corner Of house
falling on 1t that he and other
men were moving.
The protracted meeting at Liberty
Is proving somewhat o a spiritual
awakening under the leadership OF
Rev. Reavis and Mr.. Robinson.
John Python and Miss Essie Nc
Ginnis we're very quietly married
last Wednesday at home OF brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Nc
Ginnis. Congratulations.
The writer desires 70 congratulate
Charley Jones and Miss Nina Sim
zoe upon their recent matrimonial
step May your lives always be
cheerful and happy.
S~incerest sympathy 10 extended
TO the sorrowing ones OF the death
of Miss Mary Niece. who died at
her Mexico home Saturday morning
and body was buried at Midway Sun
day. A good Christian young WON
an has gone TO her heavenly home.
Mason Pulls was very happily en-
tertained at home with a birthday
dinner on the 22nd OF this month
The neighbor women brought In
dinner largely and spread 81 TO the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02
N


L1z B1rcAu4 Ssz& 10 s. LOGis On.
Ncn6Hy-
Mss EnhxEh Rsy2er sgezi sat
uraay ant Sunday vith hrzstok&
RzlgA TzTsor and vie cane in
.fruu Iowa NsaSHy.
Mss wsatzsi vas al 81 0Aracs
N0a8g.
Rzs. CRsaa q LA24aalA Mled ais
rxziar snPoihansu; ~ she n z
'eAurrA SzntSy-
Nrk goa ROzAns has rtsurnea
iaraz Exnsas C1y
He-ezr< MisrassL ulie and sis,e'
have returned 70 the- ho1as IN Kan.
szs
Mrs JoAa ASSxEy resurned froz
Mexico TBaz1xy.
Tom Ronaaz sect 70 KAnszs c1u
Nosday.
Russell Assury was al MexicO ssu
S4y.
Mrs HeEmzA CArisiaR ASSISTED b.
Nsza4nex osoar and gaiins Krcige'
lensertzizz1 6elighHaIly he r. y A
szfu-1ax afternoon FROM : to s Thi
tesa members we're present vii
GrandmA Chnzup and Mrs Juns
hazsA OF Benton City as visitor:
Mrs. chriStapls soa had arranged
cazeS for TIE ladies which wa
10 gaess the nuzbcr q toothpieks h
a potato. Mrs Hosternzn gaess<
tia nearest and received a picture
The ladies then worked a. an alpaa
hezkzl contest. al which Mrs
Fr1eh proved to be The most ia
mAizr szd received a bonibon dish
Artistic refreshments carrying ou
the Purple and white color sehem,
we're served Dainty noseEays wer'
given as souvenirs,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02
NEW HOPE.

c. D Wilson and wife visited Jno
Dl2oR and family Sunday.
W. T. Chick and family were guesl
Of R.R.Doliins the first of the week.
Born. tp AEen Duffy and wife,
Oct 70, a daughter.
Miss Ruby Dickey, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Dickey, is III.
a fanny reunion was held at the
home Of Samuel sydeDstricker Sun
cay IN honor of his brother, Allen,
whosehtme is in Illinois. The broth.
ars had not met for nearly II years.
A most enjoyable day IA spent.
c. H. pickey is moving his saw
mill frcm northeast Of Mexico to
the Clark timber. north Of Thompson
Miss Elizabeth Sanford leaves for
Jefferson City this week to attend
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02
LOWER uuLEsY.

Weaker looks gloomy Al times
b5 Sin r Is 1ne ] szw = little
Ez0E Fri3zy morning
Nrs. Ed Crooks is very sex she
has tie malaria feFer.
Gather Berrsy's baby is very Ill
Pcking apples Is the order Of ths
day.
Bob Smiley Of near Santa Fe
shipyed out five loads OF cz1s and
1 Iosa O hogs to St. Louis Aa
weak His bags brought ss45. toy
ct the marks. Proc OF cattle IN
kDoKn.
Mrs John Bots Of near Moline
fen and hurt her back very badly
fhe other evening. she Is getting
along very nicely.
watoh for the comet IN the EaHt
II sppssrs about 5 o'cbck IN the
morning.
There VII b. a box supper al
the Bokss school house Dex Fnf
day night Everybody invited C
come.
Riley wlEerson was a Mexico Wis.
Ror Saturday.
BIZ Dublin Of Lower lkttieby hes
a neE buggy.
The little son Of Mrs. D. Neisal q
Worcester sot badly burt the oihel
day while playing at school He 90
hit about the mouth with a ball bat
The Doctor bad 70 take three stitch
e. in Il. Il also knocked five
teeth loose. He IS getting alont
very nicely.
Miss Nettte White o Nebraska
formerly Of AHdrsin county. IA MAJ
RED last week to an Audrain county
an, Mr.. league. We extend then
many congratulations and best wish
e.
Joe FbeEnihg and wife spent Sunds,
with ". ". Tailey and family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02
COUGHING At MIGHT.

~ftAAhN ~
Means loss OF sleep Wild d
for everyone. Foleys Hoael
Tar Compound stops the ooSA
once. relieves the tickling ld !
ness In the throat and heas @s
flamed membranes. Prevents
developing into bronchitis q Z
ep always 10 the z
Refuse substitutes. Otis Pudl
We understand a mOreuAi
being made by some q be Z
ing property Owners, through
Eaimonston, against the Nena
Brick & Clay Company, elainN !
tho Company Is working unoe
er peoples ground A repre'S
of the Ledger called on NJ
Green. the proprietor Of ihs
Fire Brick & Clay Company ]
said he had plats made and gu
ord showing that they have
been working under anybody
but are on their oNn proPs'4
month ago property o"nehs
survey mado Of the mine BY ~
ty Surveyor and be checked
inches OF the survey made
Brick Company, and found lHS
we're not under anybodys |
ground. Is Il possible A@
is to be made on this plan'
drove the old plant out Of Io.-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02
SKULL LICK.

J. NJ Boyle sold Turner Early a
pair OF mules. Price unknown.
Mrs. Joe Dunkin has been on
the sick list
Hills and Hogit brought in two
car loads q two Year old steers
Thursday night.
]. A KEENAN, delivered TO Tom
Hodge 4 Zoo lbs. Of hogs Thursday a
Se-15 Per hundred.
Miss Clara HIS entertained heI
little friends Saturday afternoon as
X was her eleventh birthday.
Miss Lucy Cornelison of south Of
Centralia visited her friend, Miss
Nellie West Saturday and Sunday.
Ed Pool and wife spent Sunday
at J. 81. Boyles.
Mr.. ireland Of Kansas has got rs
good feeding heifers for sale OF the
old Heake farm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

Ma Ahzg - Visa.1ag Ms az1Sh'
lsx Il WEzAaE1ol
neE Vas 3 A-Ee crcWG aiis2S~
as EAnoxs@ pzrsg A. Mss Parks
nszg4z Tee@asg zxhL
A N Re4rzo2 Ez1 vie uS5sl
uxr dKuzNsez. Ms Oscar Bred
leEs n NO1sgcRe-y CO Susazy-
Ia41 Vas . iSrgs crowd fr11
z~ rsxt pse-szD04-kz1la< Sai
E-sAy.
Mrs wa EdeA zsas a teu day.
: s. Lczls lAz week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02
NOTICE

NOTICE
10 the taxpayers Of Audrain county
No:
l will be at the following place,
for collection Of taxes:
koWena, Tuesday, Nov. IA, 1911.
Sturgeon. Wednesday, Nov. Is. 1ot
Centralia, Thursday, Nov. 1s. 1911
Benton City, Friday. Nov. II. 1911
Martnsburg, Monday. Nov. 20. ~.
Rush Hill. Tuesday, Nov. 2t. II.
Laddonia, Wednesday and Thurs
day. Nov. % and 20. 1911.
Mt Carmel, Monday, Nov. q. IL
Farber, Tuesday. Nov. 2s, IL.
Vandalia, Monday, Tuesday nm,
"Wednesday, Dec. 4, s, G. 1911.
WI s. A. PULLS,
Collector.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

Campbell spent Sunday at Lem Bag
ley's-
Mrs. Ben Turner of near Central
school house and Ide squires and b.
F. and Ed Terrell Of Monroe coun-
" and Mr.. Woodward Of near Fu-
lip we're hereMOnday.
A. ]. Tribble and family went t.
Ceniralia Tuesday.
WIN .Buckman Of Monroe City
Jim johnson, Pete Foreman and j
o. Donaldson Of near Th~ompsonyille
we're here Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

Jet can be secured without n
expense, and where the lila I
erfv put In. but on the mora 4
prairie which drains fairly VA
urally II Is very doubtful q.
Or not tho thing would psy. !
Station Is planning to put gt /,
Their experiments along tbs Ii.
we should be glad TO get he Il.
efAeo Of any farmers who bn. ,
In tic on this land; no, on
swampy flats that have ben a.
successfully In a number 4
stances according 10 our Lso,s
but rather upon tho land tAai
been regularly in cultivation
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

Wiikersen Nursery & Orchard Co.
hays a carload d Ioiaioes on track
a. wabash freight depot. Measured al
car. Wisconsin Beauties, Sc; per
hHsi4el In Io-bushel lots. soc. Red
River EaIly ohios. 8 cents higher.
Deliveries free Of charge. dw1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

WANTED:-FEe clay shorssTs;
Is ceots per ton; EDo1 Eaooey can
be made. ranging from t2.A 20 SAG
per aay. MEXICO Brick 4 Fire Cay
Co. zs7-St cod 55-I
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

Clyde Gov, the Methods
er, who was sentenced by h
the AvEirain County Circus .
to four years in the penl's ~
a charge Of numbering MS I
Gleason, a Lincoln ooun''
teacher, is studying law ap+
spare moments he utilities u
Blackstone and other lesal 4
When he is released frop
Cow says he expects to eO ao.'
legal education. Gov mas .ss
guilty also by his church ~ IA
unfrocked. He Appealed "A
case, tried here, to the -
Court and will be passeO ~
". In tho meantime be :
upon his prison term. ii
Gov says no is prepA' -
TO start life over wnei
again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

WOOD FOR sALE-A l9 * good
eightfoof Eood. also s0Ene slabs foe
sale Wool On the WGllism sims
place. Joe Consdine. ThoCnpsoa. No
1904 %-H
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

WANTED-PartDer in the Real Es
tate business, either Lady or gent;
can have charge o. the office. Pres
cnt owner wants to live In the South
this winter. Must have 5000. Cash
for 10 Interest. Address Box 6O4,
Mexico, No. 2s2-u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02
STEEL RANGE, $3.50
with large reservoir and warming o4
en- and - TO suit everybody.
Ferris & Cauthorn.

J. Y. Parker, 2021 No. 10Th st.
Fl Smith, Ark, says that he had
faken many kinds Of kidney medi
cine. but did not get better until be
took Foley Kidney Pills. No matter
how long you have had kidney trou-
bic, you win find quick and perma'
nent benefit by the use of Foley
Kidney Pills. Start taking them
now. Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

TIE Round oaks the o1ly o tkssr
kBd-the hest Of any ki1d-4 tui-
tatLolE, too. RohertRon-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

Englne Ct train ~. Ef OF The
Chicsgo a Alion, se.LR east. waa de-
rallied ~ Ilnisby Wednesday after
noon 80 eansge was done other
fhsn : delay II sboat al. hour.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

E1kz z. EsakrzR szEs1Hv q
xNs MzrEs - Az1cz
1s1 . asustT a EFez & PzZ
Ezz Sos rsssf b - EzEe~ EEAi
AZ uaErh
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

GeHuEe I1dzz Tan JACK B1ekE2
G5gEez. very Escazi p-sc@ t. redzcE
he'd oTezodk Roasrzoz dwls
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

Hs~ FsTsws lard gs@ rsaueE
Ez taH Fez- tszn sVE Assg's
wsre b . rzHsoz ThsE A1Fs %
SuaaL EgTs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

Hrh ". J. Bolts Is home from a
pheasant WHIST with friends aud reia-
tsyes Ia Haskell, Texas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

A nsrriszs hcsass has BEEN issued
To Ira J. SBtton and Hiss Augusta
NJ Hssse, bosh q A1drzin- Ira Is "a
eon OF ]. D. Eatton q FaEheE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

IusEs X " EE-rUEEs q Mari
Ind . ne g1aE rJ as hr1 4
s BEruugas. q NeEioo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

Mrs N J. soAnsgz- who has been
caits SIS z uBca Improved and IS
s1Be to hs cut
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

Tie Ret. W. Il Hoak b home
from T~bex xbere hs pse1ched On
Sunday. He reports en- enjoyable
DAY with the good people Of FsTssr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02
SELLS HIS CLAIM.

John N. Barker. formerly Of this
city. now a resident Of Kansas
City. drew a claim in the Rose
bud lottery, recently, that he sold
for 5000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

Miss Mabel Wilson. Of Ne~ Flor
ence. is thu gues-sf Mr.. and Mrs
w. A Mcclure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

LsGs q bog cholera nov; bur ths
Columbia Hog and Cattle Powder
end prote@ y0zr hogs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

Horse Mnzzles, Scoops, Tank Heat
ers, IS A" Lap Robes, and Horse
Blankets. EhoTeIing Boards. all the
seasonsbse goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

q F1x nssS . rz- Trx vi HISS
* klSy g TE dSzt iDa& Re Scuh
8<z2 Ns1s8as OEec. l. has Ea1
yczaa z1 f11aE n xSAscE
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

C. W. Adams and wife are home
from Ka1kakee, III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

GRAIN Kng. Grain Tight ard Man
iey Ehoyelisg boards. the beg made.
pryis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02
a HOUSEHOLD meoIclsl

A HOUSEHOLD MEplclu
That stops coughs quickly and
colds is Folcy's Honey and M
pound. Mrs. Anna polzer, "a
ferson st.. so. Omaha, Ncb, !
u can recommend Foleys d
and Tar Compound as a sue +.
for colds and coughs. II cund
daughter of a bad cold aat
nelghbor. Mrs. Benson, cured q
and her whole family with III
Honey and Tar Compoand EYsa
In our neighborhood speaks hIaQ
It," Otis Purdy.
Every Monday. in The IL
there viii be a represeniaam q
cry church N the city al u 4
Hail TO receive donations for
poor Of Mexico. The oo1E
have been so arranged thai fls
workers win be in charge e&A
Mayor Potts says the Euaa I
see to the distribution q q
and that he hopes this viii saa 7
problem Of caring for The PG 7
winter. The coslncilmen sM hll
viii work with the women.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

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49,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

A Perfection" Oil Heater viii
make your dining room or bath com
Portable
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

Buy that new gun from Dry. A
big stock 10 seAee& from. AL kinds Of
eramunition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

sackache, Headache, Nervousness
and rheumatism, both in men and
women, mean kidney trouble. Do not
allow 1t TO progress beyond the
reach OF medicine but stop It prompt.
iy with Foley Kidney Pills. They
regulate the action OF the urinary or
gans. Tonic in action, quick in re.
suits. Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

Mcczbe Bcwe, wife and daughter.
4re Wishing relatives in Kansas
City.