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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16
A Most Valuable AGENT.

M
Inc glycerine employed in Dr p,or,o,
nronea gfeatly enRances The medicine.
moRoItles which IT extracts from natlvs
nreuicihal roots and holds in soJntior
muchl better than alcohol would. n aIor
possesses medicinal properties of rs avn
Icing a valuable demulcent. nntrItlva
anVIseptic and antiferment. n IA
sieaIiy 70 the efficacy Of the Black Cberrvl
oaIh' b~ioodroot, Golden Seal root ST.
rooC and Queens root. contaInad ~
uoluen Medical Discovery y In snbdntn.
ehfohlc, or lingering coughs. hr~oncbinF
throat n lung affections, for All NJ vvhIaL
snsse agents are recommended nv stand.
ard medical authorities, ''snu'
IN al cases where there IA n woe,,n.
away OF mesh, loss Of appetite. with waaiss
stom2ch, az In the early stages of com
sumHtlpn, there can be no doubt that Civ
SeIlheIaets as a valuable nutritIva spyS
~ me Golden Seal root. Stone root
&leeGs robt and Black Cherrvhar ~ T.,
RIomostng digestion and building m ,baa
nssh aholsIrength, controlling Tie congb
a9u orlhBFng about q healthy condIti99n
VI ne WhHle system. OF course, il must
no ~. 0e% e1gected 70 work miracles. II viii
staoes YVnsumptlon except In It's earlier
y Y VIII u very Severe. obstI.
nag; hangm1 chronIc -conQ6s' braneTYsi
and I1ry1geaL Irolhles- and Chronic ILL
Observation-Disclosures. In acute conSFS
nlsnot so effective. TITS in the linoer1nss
hang-on coughs, or those OF long eta 5S,nr
uYen wnen accompanied by bleeding irnsSn,
,ungs, Una y has performed Its most
Pro,; Finley Elllngwood, M. D.. Of Benz
c eeS. sieu' oollege, Chicago, says Of giy-
VI INV 80
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16
NORTH AuoRAIN.

Mrs. Joella Crawford has returned
from a pleasant visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. l.. Emmons of Auxvasse.
Miss Carrie Bedford, Of Monroe
county visited at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. W. H. Bewey the first of
tie week.
w. o. Dowell and wife have
moved to the farm that he recently
purchased from W.. E. Workman.
Here's our glad hand to welcome
them in their new home.
Our efficient mail carrier, John
Cautthorn, and wife are proud par
ents Of a new girl.
Willie Crigler and wife have
moved to the Ed. Sharp farm.
Mrs. Geo. Campbell is on the sick
list.
W. II. Berrey recently shipped
some very fine Buff orpington chick.
ems. w. II. handles but the one kind,
and they are of the very best, be-
ing the Cook strain. I"
S. J. Todd sold two sows to M.
Hannah for $50.
J. p. Albright sold S shoats to r.
NJ. Dowell at IS per head
Otto Carpenter bought a fancy sad
die and harness mare from Lee
Bros Tor $3.50.
It rs reported that there are several
lynx and Wild cats, also a few ALI
gators In and near the Gulf Of
Youngs Greek; most of the bears
have been killed, but II is reported
that there are several animals
there that are supposed TO be part
bare. I Major Reuben Harlow is go.
ing bunting down on the Gulf, when
he gets a good supply of snake
medicine. The Major wants to get
an alligator skin 20 make boots out
Of, also a bear skin to make an ove
coat; then he win have one sweet
dream. o Joy, Luck to you Major.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16
Stock and <
g Farm News

LEDGER SPECIAL.
PAYNE & Becker Private WTe.
Natl stock Yards. y. St LOUIS
HoGs-ss.OOO. Slow. Top 10
Light. $50 TO 7.l6.
ixed. go to 7oS.
Rough. 6.55 to $40.
Heavy, G.55 to sos.
cATTLE-17.OOO. STEADY.
sHEEP-lS.0O Steady.
Close on Grain
Wheat. May 81 is July 80 IA sept
IS 1.2.
Corn. May, 40 IA July 80 is Sept
81 is. a,
oats. May 81 rs July. 81 Sept ~
pork. May $3.50 July. 1857
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16
TAKE TINE
RICKETTS, WHITNEY
THE Abstracters"
Real Estate Loans Insurance
lis East Jackson
SKINNER.
tFrom Last Week.

CFrom Last Week.
The wheat crop looks we'll. Il
IS ceCtajnly fun Of vitality yet.
MIS-. Beaver and son, Walter
held a sale the 9th. preparatory
TO moving to Thompson to reside
Mrs. Beaver having sold her las
acre farm recently to VIM. R. Wis.
dom for $3.50 per acre.
Mason Pulls moved to the Octave
Ellis farm last week. Glad to vel
come Mason and wife back TO their
old ~"foosting place"
Lewis Rudasil contracted a carload
Of hogs recently to go in May al IS
per ewt. Powell & Mundy are the
buyers.
J. B. Python has rented the farm
he operated last year. known as T.
]. Don Carlos, II. G. Squirting and
the Hat-Abuhl place.
At George Deans sale on the 2Sth
uh.. things brought only fair prices.
The implements. nearly all new, sold
SLOW, the mules low and the hogs
and hay well. The best team Of
mules sold for $3.50 TO Judge Spurl.
ing. Mr.. Dean paid 5000 for these
Two years before, and we're in good
condition and shape. The rest of
the mules, about 16 in number, sold
in proportion to these. sows brought
as high as $40 and shoats at 10 and
IL cents per Id. Hay sold for
about IS per ton in stack.
Rev. Barker filled his regular an.
pointment at Bethlehem Sunday. Co
sidering the roads,a good sized
crowd was out.
James Wiicoxie, student of VIII.
liam Jewell College, whose home is
near Holt's Summit, Galloway coun.
fy, visited his uncle, Mr.. James.
and family the past few days. Mr.,
Wilcoxie is preparing for the minis.
try.
The ladies of Bethlehem served
dinner at Dean sale. They realized
$50 clear money
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16
MoLINo.

Mrs. Pate Cauthorn and children
spent from Thursday until Monda,
with her father, Chal Henderson anf
family.
John Heller and wife visited Jas
camplin and wife Of Santa Fe Sat.
urday and Sunday.
Irene Heller was nj Sunday and
Monday.
Lewis Galloway made his regular
Trip east Of MolIno' Sunday even.
ing.
Mrs, Buford and children Of Ore.
gon are guests of Mrs. Mary Ann
Cauihorn.
Born, to John C%autllorn and wife
sunday. a daughter.
Quite a number In and around Ma.
n are enjoying rides on the new
electric railroad. us all right.
ciyoe Marshall has a telephone in
new, Il anyone wishes 10 cali him
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16
NEW HOPE

NEW TIT ~
Rev. Mr.. Robertson preached
Wisdom Chapel Saturday and
day.
William Wisdom has moved
farm he bought recently.
Summer Davis has moved 0
Heinlen Farm. We are glad u
come MIR. Davis to our midst
The rain has made oats SOW
lew days later.
A surprise party was given a
home OF q. w. Wilson last Thu
ahe occasion being in celebrate
the fifty-ninth birthday of Mrs.
son There were about forty I
present and all had a pleasant
A bountiful supper was served
hoping that Mrs. Wilson may
many more birthday anniversar'
The Rev. Presser breaches at
sheep at the IIeinlen sale.
The Rev. Presser viii preach at
Hope next Saturday and Sunday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

OFFICIAL STATEMENT Of the Fl
nanciai Condition Of the CITIZENS
BANK al Benton City, State Of His
souri. st the Close Of business On the
7th Day Of March, 1911, Pub
lished in the Mexico Weekly Ledger
a Newspaper printed and Published
At nexIco, State Of Missouri, on the
ieua Day Of March, 1911.
NO. I44O.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16
THOMPSON.
From Last Week

Quite a crowd attended Conshines
sale. notwithstanding the Aclemenc,
Of the weather. Cattle, hogs and
sheep sold well. We report a few
sales Of his best horse and mule Of
ferngs: Pair brown geldings, ) years
old TO Geo. Lee, of Mexico. $S40. To
same party. a fancy iron gray 5
years old mare at $3.50. Iron gray
draft horse, 5 years cid 10 2. r.
Middleton. Mexico. $1,000. Five
year old bay mare to James Rutter
at s14250.
Commodore johnson bought a pair
Of fancy 6 years old mare mules,
the best team offered for sale at
s545.
Chas. Dean. a pair of good 6 years
old mare mules at s47500.
James Rutter, a par of 6 years Old
mare mules. s4S2.50.
Team fancy iron gray horse
mules TO Sam Brown of C~entralia AZ
1880.
Pair 5 and 6 years old mare mules
TO b. R. Middleton at s4s5.OO anoth-
er 6 year old span mare mules 10 the
same party At s422.50.
Pryor Bros. Of Audualn bought q
fancy pair 6 and 7 years old mare
muIes at s4s2.50.
VIM. Mason. a pair fancy 5 years
old mar mules at $3.50.
The cresm Of the bunch. his 5
years old show mule. went TO Jas.
Jones Of Halk9ine at $500.
Bay Bledsoe. a fancy 3 and 6 years
old pair mare mules az s4s5.
70 Charley Baker, Of AudraAn. a
pair 6 md Z years old mare mules
at $500. Pair good 4 years old horse
mules 20 Chas. Householder at
sso7.5O.
Pair good 4 year old mare mules
70 Walker Pollock of Mexico ct s425. |
Pair good 4 and 5 year horse mules
to Mccormick & Fountain of Contra
liza, $3.50.
Other offerings hardly as good as
these brought proportional prices.
Mr.. Houlon. who recently had a
sale near here, left Tuesday with
his family for Des Moines, la. to re-
side.
Joe Davis went to st. Louis Mon.
day and returned Tuesday night.
Dan Stewart loaded two cars Mon.
day with his stock and household
goods. He is moving to Shannon
dale. Mo.
VIM. Wisdom IS moving to the
farm he recently purchased of the
Widow Beaver, 5 miles north of |
here, and Mrs. Beaver has moved IN.
the o'Callahan house. opposite
he Wabash depot.
Mr.. Hagan, Of Browns station
shipped stock and household goods
n Friday. He IS moving to his
arm near here. We welcome them
nto our midst.
Dr. ]. 3. Jordan delivered to Lee
BIOS Of Mexico, Tuesday, a fancy
years old Reade gelding at $3.50.
ms was a very fine actor and gave
'reat promise Of being a t~op.notcher.
We a please you in that silk
Dress or Waist.
Ricketts, & Emmons D. G. CO.
Z, e. kennen, Of Laddonia. was a
'iisiness visitor here Friday.
FOR sALE-Indian pony. gentle !.
.hough for children. Chas, Arnold
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16
PUBLIC SALE!
HIGH CLASS
MULES AND CATTLE
Monday, March 20.

At Crossways Farm. s
miles north Of Fulton, and 2
miles west of McCredie.
will sell at auction, begin
ming at l o'clock, 18 coming
three-year-old mules, in pairs
and single, ranging in height
from 159 hands to 16 hands.
They are of the big foot, big
boned, good head and ear
kind, that keep getting bet
ter as you work them and
will make money for the
farmer that buys them be-
cause the quality is there to
build on.
CATTLE Is good year
ling steers, all dehorned,
nice quality stuff.
TERMS 20 months time.
bankable note S per cent.
| will meet the 8 o'clock
and the 1890 trains. Lunch
at II O'Clock
ID C. Atkinson
! /. w. Holman, Auctioneer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

saDAcrlbed aid sworn TO before me. this ron
Day % March, A. D.. iall.
Witness ms hand AMI noiariai sesi fne date
lIs4 alnraessa 4spsF- --fs~-4~~4 -- .-~4la~l
Ter q term expiring june ie. fgfSb
A. Z. Romans, Sytary Pebble.
Correct -Aitests }. W. DGfeLAss
tocaii r. l. MC6LURE,
FRED J. pRECHI.
directors,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16
oFFrCIAL sTArEwENT Of The

OFFICIAL sTATENENT Of the
Financial Condition of the BANK
OF RUSH HILL at Rush Hill State
of Missouri, at the close of business
on the 7th Day Of March, 1911,
published in ths LEDGER, a news
paper printed and published at Mex
leo, State Of Missouri. on the 18th
day of March, 1911.
INC. 1872
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16


Ninety boys who two days age
were students at Kemper Military
Academy. in BOOnyilIe. have beer
camping two miles west of BoOnyiIle
for two nights.
They struck because two boys.
who refused to sign a pledge for
theif- future good behavior, after
staying away from the school the
night Of March Z were expelled. The
ninety demanded their reinstatement
and were refused.
Parents Wired, for Funds.
To-day the telegraph office in
Kansas City did a rushing business
all collect. however. The iasurrectos
were wiring to their fathers for more
funds.
Herbert Morris, son Of Sam Nor
ris, one of the boys, wired
home for funds, saying he did not
want 20 be a coward.
Among the strikers are: Edward
Wallace, Floyd Massol. Tony Us.
tick. and Carlyle johnson, st. Louis;
Herbert Morris, Mexico. Mo. and
Kirk Hay. Columbia. Mo.
Pleasant Prairie Wis, March 10.
With fully ESQ injured and the
number Of dead still unknown. this
city IS IN deepest mourning and ey.
cry home a hospital since the explo-
sion of three cars of dynamite last
evening.
The roa Of the explosion was
heard for fety miles and the gkre
fully the same distance. Special
trains from nearby towns arrived all
night. bringing aid and the people
from the country around flocked to
the city to lend all the assistance pos
sibe.
The explosion was at the Glaze
Mill. It covered ITO acres and to-
day only one building remains stand
ing.
Panic in Chicago Result of ExpIo-
sion.
Chicago, ILL.,, March 10.
This city was shaken by the Pleas
ant Prairie explosion last night. In
some of the suburbs windows we're
broken and the inhabitants we've
thinking II was an earth
quake. and ran from their homes. In
many of the theatres and hotels
there we're small panis.
Laddonia. March 10. /,
Mrs T. B. Ham. a m~iddIeaged res ;
dent of this csy, slightly deaf, nan
'owly escaped death, Thursday even I
ng, when a horse she was driving BE- /
'ame frightened at q train and ran
'ff. As 1t Is. she is suffering sever
i painful bruises. Z
Mrs. Ham was driving a0oss the
chicago & Alton tracks here. The 4
was on the iraek when an an.
'roaohiDg freight train was dscov. I
red within a few feet Of k The s
Intmal sweryed, which saved Il from
icing struck by the engine, and then I
an away. The buggy was demolishe e
Mrs Ham thrown out upon the s
round. Her escape from serious
injury is considered miraculous by 4
who witnessed the accident. n
About Is years ago. the W. c. T.
! members decided they would starr
library. III
Mrs. Rosamond Forrs T,
Mrs. Carol Frost
Mrs. Josiah Wright
Mrs. T. B. Hit
Mrs. J. p. CLARK
Mrs. Mamie Craig
MIS-, c. II. Hardin II
Mrs. J. c. Bassford u,
Mrs. Maggie Towne
Mrs. Mary Sims
Mrs. P. w. Harding
Mrs. B. F. OAear
Mrs. J. +. McWillams ~
Mrs. J. II Lane
They succeeded in getting goo vol =,
mes aud the Library was opened at
home Of Mrs. Carroll Frost. It
literally patronized for several =
sars. When Mrs. Frost moved !.
way Airs J. P. Clark was made IL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

20 Dozen Collars in high grade, we
VIII sell at 20 to so per cent less
Naan present market prizes. Bought
When cheaper. Closing to fewer lines
Great value. too-you can't afford to
miss the chance on these. Robert
son. via
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16
REH0uRnEs.
LIABILITIES

ffAIE Oh MISSOURI, a.
CutNrf o. AynnAtN. - Well. Jaha.
SON. ~ President and W. n CoI as Cashier
~ said bank each 81 VS., DO soiemHiy swear thai
me above statement Is true 10 The best "a ON
KuGNlcdEe and belief.
y J y JOHNSON. ptcadcns
" u COIL Cashier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

Mcmillan High has just closed al,
most successful year in Us baske
ball history. OF the eleven games
this season Mcmillan has lost bu'
two. and these were lost TO Kempei
and 10 Blees Military Aoademys, bott
of these teams play in the inter-col-
legiate class.
None Of the high schools in tha
part Of the State have had the hon.
OF Of defeating Mcmillan, while she
has n long lst Of high school vic.
tories 10 her credit, having won
from Martinsburg, Centralia, stur.
geon, Wellsyille, and Columbia High
Mcmillan has S26 points TO her credh
against 215 for her opponents.
They have been nearly as success
tul away from home as at home, win
ming four of the six games played
out of town.
The following is the official list of
games and scores:
Mem. 55 VS.. M~artinsburg "A.
MoM. 80 vs.. Centralia &c.
Men. II VS. Sturgeon II.
Mem. 2s VS., Centralia %.
Mem. 2 vs.. Wellsville 0.
Men. p IS. Blees "a.
Mem. IS vs.. Westminster II.
Mem. ~ vs.. Kemper A. 81.
Mem 10 rs. Columbia 16.
McM. "a VS.. Blees II.
Mcmillan, total points. 1926.
Opponents total points. 215.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

WASH BOILER sPEciai
Tin boiler with cover No S size,
47c. a better boiler with copper
bottom. S9c. Alleopper boiler, the
hard 10 wear out kind
si.ss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

MRS. CAR Sanford rs visiting in
Wellsville. She will return ~ Nor
home On Chicago Saturday, after j
Visit TO her mother and other relative
and friends In this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

D. w. Brewer is home from chi.
eago where he disposed of a load an
n'shFiass saddle and harness horses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

LINoLEuMs
Do you buy llnoleums 70 please
your eye or your feetg "Wllds
will do both. tho patterns we are
showing arc the handsomsst TO
be found anywhere, not hard anu
ninty like most linohums yet II
Is as tough and win Outwear all
other kinds. Il is also tho most
sanitary. II you like attractive
floors IN your house the new de-
signs we are showing IN "Wid's
linoleums win please you. We al.
so eaRy TIE rev wood filling for
around rugs. Fine imitation OF
hard wood floors, width "a and
Sc inches.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

THEY ALL LOOK ALIKE
But, oh. my, there Is lots Of
Terence between the Case !
or drive planter and some of the
the other fellow makes. Call
SEQ for yourself.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

Chicken Feed, all kinds, at
Smith Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

a Ledger want ad. win work at
At for you while you go on about
your usual business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

Bring the little folks 20 our hal
cony where toys and wheel goods
abound. BarroEs for the cAu-
drea S5c- Wagons lee to s2.sS.
Toy street cars Ice. dolls 10 TO
$4ss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

Subscribed and sworn 20 before me, this I4th
day Of March, A. D.. 1911.
Witness my hand aud notarial seal on the
date last aforesaid. Commissioned and
qualified fora term expiring Aug. 20 lel4.)
Chas. J.. Stewart, NOtIFy Public
tSeaD II L. SMITH
PETE EHDEL, in.
CDrrect-Attesti HENRY WEREn
nirpetura
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

N. 7. vandegrlft Is IN Bonne re-
MO-, where he, contracted 10 dec
ate the Lead Belt Bank. Van Is
ilrstrclass painter and decorator
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

ness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

fee? w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

Very special In a Sanford room
size Brussels rug sold by many
stores at $3.50, as long as this
lot lasts $40. Visit our newly
fitted rug room up stairs. You
VIII find velvet Administer and
al kinds OF rugs made by the
Smiths. sanford's and such well
known makers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

4-Tine manure forks. 4ao garden
rakes all steel. 25.35c, all steel
hoes t5e aud 25c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

Mrs. Frank Buckley is home from a
visit to relatives in Troy Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

Mrs. JasoDh alandon ls.quNe niok.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

WINDOW SHADE SPECIAL.
20 Dos. sxs linen shades dark
only. Csc value. as long as this
lt lasts, complete
zoe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16


FOLDING BENCH wRlNGERs.
Fold into snme space as folding
chair, fitted with extra hSh
grade rubber olls strong springs
sold by agents at $780, our price
s4.9s. Regular wringers down [
$t.9S
CURTAIN SPECIAL.
72 Pairs nice large size Noting
ham lace curtains. regular Si.W
pair, sellers for this sale pair zoe,
other lace curtains pair
2se to S4.s8
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

ROOM SIZE RUGS
a complete line OF Room size
Rugs, all qualities and prices at POS
sons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16
RESOURCES


STATE OF MISSOURI. S.
County OF Audrain. We, 7. }. Roberts
as president. and L. ", Roberts as cashier OF
said bank, each of uE, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the hest OF our
knowledge aud belief.
T. J. HnBERTs. President.
l. W. RoBERIs. Cashier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16
AT COST N

everything goes at cost and less at
Mexico Racket Store. dw1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16
NEWEar nanss GOODS.

The newest Dress Silks, D
Goods. and Trimmings. you olV
llnd at pohsonis. wi DIT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

Mss Emma French Is no better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

30 Kinds ChurRs-see the Triumph
and Daisy. Robertson. dw1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

SCHOOL HOSE SPECIAL.
SO Dozen boys aud girls heayy rib
school hose. l5e sellers, as long
as this lot lass. pair
10
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

sharpless Cream separators. Rob,
erison. dwl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

R, o. McPheeters rs in St Louis
on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

Miss Ruth Robertson is visiting in
Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

MIST Linnie Allison, Of st. Louis.
y visiting Mexico friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

oiaIion Ellis is in St. Joseph. Mo.
soliciting for a Tea and coffee firm.
ana is prospering and pleased with
his position.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

Mrs. Walter Adams is quite sick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

AMERICAN FIELD FENCE.
As ever the best fence made.
Ferris & Cautborn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

We can please you in that silk
Dress or Waist.
Ricketts, & Emmons D. G. Co.
E. c. Kennen, Of Laddona, was a
business visitor here Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

Mrs. R. NJ. White is home from
St. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

LADIES' HOSE SPECIAL.
60 Dozen rib top fleece hose just
the hose for these cool mornings,
Ice, also so dog moro OF those
Iaens Zoe hose in 2nd az pair &c
or per dozen pairs
SOC
Visit our Trunk Department up
stairs, Special value In trunks al
$2.9S, sass and s7.49, Sus Cases
SEC to s4,ss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

Mrs. Cortez Edmonstonis father z
here from st. Louis on a visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

z. $. Gantt is home from Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

Just opened barrel of Fresh Kraut
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

FOR sALE-Indian pony. gentIe
enough for children. Chas. Arnold
Mexico, Mo. d2-w1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

Attorney E. s. Can't is HON,
from a business trip to St. Louis.
All wool Challies.
Ricketts, & Emmons d. C. CO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16
= GENERAL NEWS NOTES y

IT. Worth, Tex, March IA.
Tno pavilion In which the Fat
stock SHOW Is being held burned to-
day with a loss Of blooded animals
totallIng about $3.50 900.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

Let US show o the newest thing
IN wool dress goods. Can save You
money. d2.wt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

A wire TO this city from Dr.. Cor
we'll, who is in Fl Worth, states
that Hook & Woods lost six horses,
among them Jet Mcdonald, the prop
erty Of Or. conweii.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-03
Interesting Features of the Electric Self
Starting, Lighting and Ignition System

Practical tests have shown that the storage battery
is OF sufficient capacity operate the starting device
and turn over the engine about twenty minutes al
though it seldom require more than a second or two
In fact the Cadaic engine frequently starts on the
spark that the of the electric starter is not al
ways required.
The storage battery also supplies the current for
lighting The is equipped with two especially de-
signed Gray Davis electric headlights with adjust
able focus two front side lights tail light and speedo
meter light.
The dynamo also supplies current for ignition For
ignition purposes the dynamo performs not only all
the fuaetopS of the most highly developed magnetic,
but possesses even greater efficiency, having more
fsxibility and greater range Of action. With the
Cadillac system, II it becomes necessary to drive 30
slowly that sufficient 10 not generated the bat
terry systematically cuts in and the engine chokes
and stalls When the speed 10 increased the dynamo
again automatically takes hold. It wholly obviates
the necessity OF the drivers keeping constantly the
alert TO prevent stalling the motor,
In addition 20 the igaop before described the ca4i
lac provided with the auxisry Delce isten with AIRY
The extra system u separate ana distinct with its
set Of spark plugs and itself thoroughly efficient for
running the entirely independent of the main system
The entire electrical plant has designed with
view to compactness efficiency with
the idea OF simplicity and postveness II designed
obvste the greatest possible the Of
attention Above ALL it does what is designed TO do