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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
MEDICAL COLLEGE
DEFEATS '. ?. !.
Techs Unable to Score on ALI
Star Team From
Richmond.
,sp.c!al to The Times DISPATCH

lSDeC.As 70 Lie AsOiSS-
BIacksburg. Va, November tine
MEDICAL College OF Virginia defeated
Y. p. I. to-day. 10 % o. Tho visitors
from Richmond presented Al aH-ssAf
team composed Of ex-coaIege mac elas
nly.an. Walker. OF Minnesota. played
the best game :or the Richmond team
ire Techs scored q Touchdown In the
6rs, quarter. which was not allowed ey
the ofnctais, who were completely tooi-
ed Sy the play and could not Keep
track Of the lineup.
The visitors made q hsid goal IN
the second half IS resuit OF 40 IN
tercepted Forward pass. touchdown
cane late IN the second half. due TO
missed signal BY . Techs sssstau,e.
who allowed the bail 20 ron TO tne
Techs goal. q distance Of ;stssy ysres.
where 4 Medsco fell on ~ The Iechs
wer. In striking distance OF tne hcds
goal line four or ave times. Dol were
unable to cross the visitors line. VINO
praced whenever their goal lire was
In danger Legss and Hughes. fof the
Techs. made severa! long rms ara
each played Q good game. v. j
viii have 20 improve vastly - eeas
W. q L next SATURDAY The lineup
HAvlA~0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
JACKETS
WIN ONCE MORE
William and Mary Battles
Gamely. but Unable so Stop
Randolph Macon.

vtigtshsss-x Va. Sov,mb-r l-ka-dotrh-
Nsco. vou fron v'iiisam asd Nssy u one
Of the hsrs~st-cSase>fc3 s5-u~s ever seen 90
CIV eeid Ta~ t~sr-l vort o. tao AsAlsss-
~ 4. ,ss!ii.s of .rs.= Ions-srd ggns fcat-
s-~s ~. ssrs~. whs~ he Iine plsbEins ~
urfsh. xss s2~ctssE.sr. S.ss- HoSk!as snc
q. s.o- starred saF Randolph Macon. Whit.
wr.sh. " Netcaf anc y wnei; pay
81 o stellar ssns for The crsnse ara black
IN. H-s-up:
K.neolea -Maeoa--Hepkins !sIisses. cIss-
Ton. rssh, hsif. Shelly. left half. bsne.
asss -ssrssck Vaughan. scft erds TSfrer. i~'t
,sraj.: .,opisy Jeff gsara. Booker. cen'rs.
-syssr, .isht sssrd. Say. rish' tackle.
sc,tt Ies. srl
wtT.is-a ard Nsry-washs. Hvsbsrd. fDIi-
bah; Srfsh. tight hsif: y. wrisat. E-H
nagf Ty,lsy. HueNsra. esassesboe4: FsrgDs-
On ,sft end. ". H~scsis. 'sfs tactic. sow
en-. psff gard. Uvei. centre. NescsF. stghs
s.ssd. Hcra. rssh; sscsle: e'ssssa. isff sd
Ns<s~~~ earr> D~,reefowns why're. W :
,ss-sSe~. v 2. .: tsNero. Coepe osd 49,.
Is~esosa. vssGrsa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
CADETS DEFEAT
KENTUCKY TEAM
v. M. l., Playing Out Of Form,
Manages to Win in Last
Period.

Lexington. XIV. Ncvembsr In a
hard Tough; Sarn.. '. ~ . cane fr":n
behind IN the last auartsF. - ai.rs
kentucky to !, Early IN the gam.
K.ptucky scored a safety on tumble
and held with sury-isfns ability. III"
Cadets gained tea yards 9" Kentucky
one all through. but fumhlss sp".led
their efforts However. in 90 last
quarter Y. ~ Y. on = series OF PUSHES
carried the ball 90 kcutuctys thirty
Sys-yxrd line. wbera captain Moore
kicked perfect goal v " J. came
hack with . rush. the game sndias.
with the ball on Ken;Ecky's aSe-ysfd
line. time preventing certain touch.
Aowp sor the Cadets E'rgman fsade
MANY brilliant runs CAPTAIN Moore.
Leach. Balm. voueii and GARRISON
starred Rcd~s vas best for kentucky.
y q r played out 81 form. their at
ss~k beipG msrred by fumtl~s The
(rcsss1vss % Third Psgey
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
CHICAGO IS OUT
Of CHAMP CLASS

,..s r-,. Sovember 2-The Uufver-
.;," =, chicago football team was clint
na,,s from consideration IN the western
cnr.cia.e conference championship race oy
-s,,rI eleven to-day, the score being.
Wisconsin 80: Chicago, u
m. game was one OF the most speStacai.r
ever p:ayed here. II was Us inaoi.ity 20
e,,-, hv straight football that cos; Chicaeo
e., h..y.aS. losses Three times the vietsoro
~. 70 .fcp,ed inside wisconsin's dve-sa,d
fIn. Tn. gam. vas rough % degree ana
as, a~yf.s Were Numerous
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
PENN STATE GETS
PENNSY'S GOAT

pncaAelpnta. November 2-rhe UnivsrSdty
., p.,n,v,xsn,s suffered her fourth straighs
defeat to-day when Pennsyivsnia state COL
IeEe won the snnua! football game between
the institutions BY the score q a 70 On
FraDklin Field Numerous fumolss q punss
were chiefly responsible for PennsyivaniAs
defeat. although her s0en laid easkIios vas
poor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
DAKOTA LOSES
TO wolverines

Srs Amor. 1lcn.. ~ovemn~r 1-secsvsag .
scpca sud ees' IN The lat few minutes Of
yisy. Wi~hsgon sc-dsr 6efesse0 the Cniver-
sssy ~ SossN ppko:s ssosbau eleven 10
N Q shvfssg gsme--sHc arss ec~s>0 ~
~hs.h sse s~s sssversssses ssvs ever ssru-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

Morgan. - eo1sre 80
did the star Woxt fey
Hardsss ass1 Sthss carf3u
crs In ths hoc1asoA
shr ugh v3rgisss's No.
q. ;wsasv sr1 so1g9y ~
quarter. bssas sset1o0
sh. Iaes snsesaes
essp wse oae fcY 49,
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-24

Regarding the marriage OF Mrs. Ey.
elyn Reynolds. who gave her address
Ia the marriage license clerk at
Clayton Monday as Mexico, No,
aud Henry ST. Clair Of Chicago, the
PostsD Dispatch says:
Mrs. Evelyn Reynolds, OF Mexico,
No, 50 years old. was married at Q
a. NJ. Tuesday. at Clayton. to Henry
st. Clair OF Chicago. Ga years Of ag
and declared coyly, after the cere
mony, that she married her white
haired suitor 10 get rid of him,
and that he RAJ the most persist
ent man she ever saw"
"He had the audacity to tell me,
continued the sprightly bride. "tha
he could take better care of me thi
winter than l could take of myself"
The new Mrs. st. Clair said tina
her life had been so filled with nc
nance that she hadn't time to tel
about it. but that this marriage wa
the browning romance of all. Bot
she and her husband had been MAJ
ried before. she said. lie is an Ems
lishman. and wishes to take her o
a honeymoon trip across the Altar
tic, but she said she was afraid {
the water.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-24
RowENA.

Phil Roberts was in Mexico Thurs
day.
DR.. Cooper and family of Paris,
stopped here a while on their way
from Columbia in their auto Thurs
day.
Mines. Sallie Huiep of Madison and
Joe Drake Of Illinois vas visiting Ar
thur wager and family the past week.
Several from this vicinity attended
Marion Cornelison's sale near TuliE
Friday.
A ]. Tribble & Co. are closing
out their stock Of goods at a bar
gain prices and are kept very busy
waiting upon their customers.
Phil Roberts and wife and Cecil
Mallory and Lewis brewer went to
( centralia Saturday.
Prud Mallory Of near Hollensyille
is hauling lumber from Dan Hobert's
saw mill near Tulip to build him a
barn.
The directors of The Mutual Teie
phone had a meeting here Saturday
evening.
Thore has been large crowds at
tending the p~rotracted meeting here
at Maple Grove the past week. II vii
go on over next Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-24
AnLLENsvILLe.

o. T. cawthorn sold a 5 year old
leule TO c. l. Harrison Of STROLLER
sssg week for $3.50.
Aibert Richardson sold a : year
Oh mare to Charles Adams t"E
So
carries Adams has a buggy.
Mss Estesl Slonaker who is teach
lug ~ Thompson. spent Saturday and
Sunday with homefolks.
Er. and Mrs. Sam Evans OF Mex
lce were guests OF Mrs. Fannie craw
fort sunday
Dom, to Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
ateiasId Oct. Is. a fine boy
weighing s II lbs.
} G Crawford this week is il
Ksnsas City attending the Gener
a. ss1citai9n of the Baptist Church.
TERRY Berrey and James Camp
bel. have lost most Of their hogs o
cholera.
Miss Larie HALEY. who for SOM
time has been visiting friends ana
re attses here and in Monroe and Ca
laxay counties, returned to he
hcise last week.
.'efeF Albright delivered a one
lundred-doiaar mule colt to J. n
Rcyle ef Centralia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-24

son, Ful,on. bay mare; Edgar Smith,
McCredie. mule; ]. n. Wheeler. Of
south OF Auxvasse. mule, The prices
paid ranged from $50 70 sies.
In Stephens Store vicinity Thos-
Robnett Is feeding s. mules; Reuben
Shyrock 40; Willis Davis Is; Fraz'
Ter Robnett 30; Willard shyrock &c.
Has II ever occurred to any Of
our readers that some suitable place
on the farm OF an acre IT two might
be converted into a fish pond with
both profit and pleasure to the own
Iersg There are very few farms
where a place cannot be foane
suitable for constructing a lake at
nominal cost. II the lake be bull
80 as 10 maintain g depth OF eighi
or ten feet Of water and stocked witt
fish it will not only afford a whoi'
lot OF pleasure for fishing, but ma.
be used for boating. bathing and TO
stock water.
Alb. Harrison's loss from the FIR
that destroyed his barn late Mon
day afternoon amounts to somethin|
like $4,000. with 1880 insurance.
The barn wal a very large one.
was about 60xsO feet and contalne
oats from 80 acres Of ground. and
quantity of other grain, and som
farming implements. Several hea
tIoI stock also we're in the barn, br
we're taken out.
The fire was caused from hgh
ming. Mr.. Harrison, his 4 years old
son, Albert Jr, and a farm han
were in the barn when the Eshtnin
!. struck it. but were not injured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-24
CANT.

Squire Jernaa Of Texas who Il
sick al dis fathers. remains ab0ui
The sane.
Mira Sansberry visited her mother
Mrs Tom Scott. last week.
s P. Loren sold hogs 10 Ely1
Sims TO be delivered next week a
$40 per evt
Levi WINS sale was we'll ATTENDED
and stock sold well. and all report AZ
abundance Of good things to eat.
Charley Campbell sold hogs TO Elv.
Sims recently.
Allen Duffy made a business trip 4
Centralia Thursday.
T. NJ. Broaddns and wife made
business trip 10 Auxvasse Saturday
ayy Sims bought 20 hogs from
Charley Wilson at $3.50 per cwt
j. H. Faucet visited l. E Day
is and wife Saturday night and sun
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-24
uoLIKo.

James Beam ard wife Of HaRni-
bal who were recent guests Of the
~latters brother. r. l. Heller. and
family. are now visiting their son
Prank Beam. and family Of Mexico.
Quite 8 few from this vicinity At
tenaed the -Korn KarniTai" at Per
n. An report q fine time
there VA preaching Al MI Zion
CsarGA last Saturday night and Sun
day and three good sermons by Rev
I 1seeh NcAfea. a young man Just
besiaaiag the ministerial work W.
rc1ict for him a bright future
grs Virginia Bolts and daughter
Niss FRANCES. Of Mexico are visidn'
r5niives Of this vicinity
Oscar Martin and family Of nezl
Hush Hill were guests Of relatives
here Saturday night and Sunday.
Edgar BsTrey and wife Of New
Hope vicinity spent Sunday nigh
and Monday with the lztter's par
ents. r. l. Heizer and wife.
Miss Belle MCGEE of Mexico, al
ter a pleasant visit with her aunt
arx. n. A. Cauthorn. was accom-
panied home by her cousin. MIS-
Mary Cauthorn. for a short visit
Miss Leota Weaver visited he
brother, D. s. Weaver and family, o
near Santa Re. and attended the Pei
Try Carnival.
Russell Dudley Of X c. was
recent visitor here.
Mrs. Dan Dudley went 10 $
Louis Tuesday where she will .
tend the Horse Show and will b
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. wiliial
Leach.
Mrs. Forest Weaver and Mrs. WI
Heller have returned from q deiigh
full visit with relatives In st. Louis.
Mrs. John cowherd Of Mexico vi
the recent guest Of her daughte
Mrs. Porter Cauthorn.
r. L. Heizer's family had for d
ner guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Blum and sister, Miss Annie II
zer Of Mexico. Mr.. and Mrs. Ro
ert Montgomery and children Of &c
traiia and Rev. Joseph McAfee
centralia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-24

OF the many visitors who come
10 this city from all parts OF the
United States almost everyone makes
some favorable comment upon the IN
usually n mercantile establishments
lere. They moi; only speak o.
hem as being modern in equipment
but that they carry such & hish-oiass
Inc OF goods and in consequence
state this county mus; not only de
mand the best OF goods but are
liberal buyers making such fine
stores possible.
one gentleman from New fork
recently said, in commenting on this
feature Of the city: 4 E no reAs-
On why Mexico or AudrAin county
people should 70 elsewhere fer
her goods when they have such
fine stores to buy from IN their
nnnnsr Seat I have been all oTei
the county and in a town the sizeo'
Mexico have never found Stores
their equal
"such stores are q great sdFsr
tsemeut for The culture and prospe=
ry Of your community and l thini
erery visitor wiz agree with me
~ TO this note. also. that tbs
tr3ses are reasonable and thai
ynu car bur here for the same
ari.e as in the city Yoar merchants
fcr The great part. seen to be live
w. to-dsfa business men and theil
pedal sales offer unusual induce
msats 20 the buyer. take pleas
rre b. studying the various town
isis and ] viii say freely Mexic'
ctnnos be beaten"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-24
NORTH EAGLE

We are having pretty weather
now
W. NJ. Brown Of Santa Re was a
Mexico visitor Monday.
W. W. Talley delivered wheat to
Mexico Wednesday.
Rev. o'Herrcn Of Canton filled hii
regular appointment ut Santa Fe On
Sunday morning and night A larg'
crowd attended.
The pie social that vas given q
Santa Re school house last FRIDAY
night was well attended. taking 81
about ST..
Dick Rosenthai 10 filling his sslo-
Mrs. Lamb Of Iowa is waiting he
mother, Mrs. F. Hofrighter Of near
MoIino this week.
&. w, McFadin, wife and daughte
rpent Sunday with w. N. Brow,
and family of Santa Fe.
The people of near Moline ar
busy hauling coal this week iron
Grey Wilson's coal bank.
VIII Sterrett of Santa Fe viii has
a public sale the twenty-secona
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-24
NOTICE. 70 CONTRACTORS.

Bids for the grading and construc-
tion Of a rock road from the end
Of North jefferson Street in the
City Of Mexico. Mo, to the bridge
commonly known as the "Parii
Bridge and to the Bridge commonly
known as the FLORIDA bridge" said
road to be in all about a mile
In length, viii be received at a joint
meeting OF the Audrain County
Court and thu Mexico Special Road
District Commission. Monday, Novem
Der 4, 1912. Plans and specifica
tions for said road may be seen al
the office of the undersigned in
Mexico. Mo. The Audrain County
Court and the Mexico Special Road
District commission reserve the
right to reject any or all bids. Bids
may be filled with the County Clerk,
Ms. Myers, Clerk Of the Mexico
Special Road District Commission
34-2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-24

DR.. ]. W. Million, President OF
Hardin College, and Mrs. G, p. Mac
farIane have been chosen members Of
the advisory board of the<newly or
ganized Missouri Peace Society Of
which Congressman Richard Bar
tholdt is president. Men prominent in
religious. professional and CONNER
ciaI circles were elected vice presi-
denta.
The Missouri Society will affiliate
with the American Peace Society
and also with the suttner League
Oh which Miss Andrea HoferProudfoot
is secretary and whichwas organized
to carry on the work of the Baron
ess ia a worldwide propaganda
Teachers were admonished BY
Baroness suttner 70 endesvor TO in
instiIl the principles and truths Of
universal peace in the minds Of the
rising generations.
Teach the girls the same as you
DO the boys she declared. for tbs
time is near when the women q
the world VIII vote and take part IL
politics the same as men"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-24
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Mrs Tiily Read 10 Mary T. Read.
N. IL lot IS, Mrs sparks Add
sieaico, 81 and love
Robert C. Strobe 10 Minnie A.
semp, lot ., blk !. Harrison's Add,
Mexico. 81 and other.
Hannah c Newman 10 Frances
Perry. lot 4, blk 40. yandaiia. 81
Go.
Margaret L. Smith to August Nil
le-, S. IL Of n. w. Ia N, E IA
d Sec. 2s-5l-9. $500.
Frlma Hall 10 Robert Ferris,
ilSxlzo feet on East side. Chestnut
s1. Laddonia. $3.50.
Heirs Of Eliza A. Poo, decd to
VI lard Thompson. about Sc acres il
SEC 3o-5l-s. 81.
1ohn F. Redden to Fred B. Kent
lois 2 and 4. blk 2, Hill & Reusch's
zud Add Rush HiTi. 81 and 9th
e.
rem T. and Clara P. Hardin to Jno
G. Stewart, $50 acres in Secs. 10, L
ARD i4-52-11. s30.6Oo.
A Shuttle to NJ X Wise, tract il
y. W. IA n w IA Of Sec. 26-5I-s
$1,000.
Annie NJ. Reid and Mary Gamble t
saines III and Fannie Coleman, ID
Z, blk is, Ladd's Ext. Add. Me,
ico. 500.
Nancy J. Branstetter to Gustaye ]
schulze. Lot s, blk 43. Orig. Var
dalla. 1880.
Bert f. Wells TO Maude Merr
Wells. 60xi2O feet in lot II. Cit
Survey No. 40. Mexico. ST.
Godfrey zaugg to Meredith Arm
istead. lot y, Bank Add, Mexico
$1,000.
John Littrell ct al, TO Carret
Iittrel. all int. in n, w. ia Of SCI
g52.l2. S5,1ss1S.
Fred y. Kent to VIM. n Stint
lots . and 4. blk ?, Hill e. Reusch'
Pad ADD Rush FHn 81 and other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-24
RoWENA.
Last Week.

T. ]. Rowe and o delivered al
lot Of good shell oats TO s NJ. va
ger Wednesday at CSC a bn.
Cecil Mallory sold a nice lot bun
dlp cane TO s, Al. wager at $500 per
ton.
C. +. sansberry delivered nice lot
OF baled oats straw 10 5. NJ. Wager
at s4B0 a ton.
c. f. Sansberry delivered a large
team Of horse mules TO a c~eutralia
buyer at s47S.
J. II. Neal took a load Of hogs to
centralia Monday. Price not known
Arthur Neal sold a ton Of choice
baled timothy hay. Arthur wager
also sold a ton to s NJ. Wager at
same price.
Or. Collier reports the arrival Of a
new son Al the home Of George
Smooth
Vim. Moore has been hauling coal
the past week for DR.. Collier. and s.
n. yagerandArthur Wager have been
hauling for I'd. Scott and them
selves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Scott Of Hi.
nols. is visiting their son Ed
Scott. and family. The old folks
are looking we'll since they moved
to Illinois.
VIM Smell and Mr., and Mrs. Ter
reIi Of Monroe county we're herr
Wednesday.
Miss Sophia wager OF Mexico il
visiting her uncle. Arthur wager, thii
week.
Not many from a distance attend
cd the Odd Fellows lodge here Thurs
, day night.
Quite a crowd attended the anti
tax speaking here Friday. Judge R. I
Rodgers Of Mexico made q splendid
: speech on the subject and quite
collection was taken up for the ad
vancing of the canse.
some from this vicinity attended tn
pie supper at the Fox schoc
house Saturday night. Some iron
this neighborhood attended the ia
some meeting al Centralia sehoc
house Saturday afternoon.
James Foreman died Saturday nigh
and was buried at Antioch Monday
Mr.. Foreman has been in poor heaitl
ever since he returned from South
America but vas only in bed q fey
days.
Phil Roberts and family and Ma
5or Barkwell, Cecil Mallory, Miss E
la Carter. George Brown and A.
iTribble went to CentraIIa Saturday.
Cecil Mallory and wife spent Sur
day at Lewis Rudasil's, south G
Hoiiensville.
George brown took a load Of pou
.ltry and eggs to Centralia saturda
for A. j. Trlbble and brought bac
IA load OF goods
Miss Ella Carter spent Sunday nes
Cecil with homefolks.
John Hoffman bought a lot
ready picked apples from John WaI
al 35e d bu Mr.. Ware is selin
Z tsem at 25e where people do the
OWE picking.
Walter Roberto and wife and A
thur wager and wife went to Cel
tralia Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-24

WE do not believe the single tax
amendments will carry a single ccun-
ty in the state.f We would not be
surprised If they we're badly defeated
in the cities. We have an idea that
some Of those who r pushing the
single tax proposition are trying to
discredit the initiative and referen'
dunn law.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-24

The Mexico party that attended the
National Convention Of Christian
Churches at Louisville. KY last
week, returned home Tuesday after
noon. The party was composed Of
u. w. Dry and wife. Rev. W. A. Shut
|lenberger and wife. Mord Fox and
wise, Mrs. J. NJ. Atkinson and ais
ter. Airs Ragsdale, Medford Berre.
aad wife, and Misses Nell Coons ant
Alicia Mason.
The 1918 meeting VIII be held at
Toronto, Canada, and the 1915 meet
ing win be at Los Angeles. Cali
The 1914 meeting place has not We
heen decided.
The trip to Louisville was a mos
pleasant one. the delegates report
Mammoth Cave. however, was no
visited by the Mexico party, becaus
Of a heavy rain there Friday and Sal
urday, that swelIed the River in tn
Cave ana made a visit to the cav
impossible.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-24
NEW HOPE.

The Rev. Yannoy OF C~entraiia, Mo,
preached at New Hope Saturday
The church has called the Rev. Mr.
Maxwell. of New Bloomfield a pro
traeted meeting will begin at New
Hope Monday night. October rs.
c. d. Wilson sold one steer cali
and one heifer calf TO Baker Barnes
seven and six cents; weight thir
teen hundred and ninety pounds.
Archa Johnston and family visited
". 7. Chick and Family Sunday.
There viii be preaching at New
Hope Sunday and Sunday night 81
the Rev. Crews OF centralia.
Robert Dollins is building a con
crete cellar ". 7. Chick Is ASSISTING
him.
James Mauk and wife were visitor
Sunday At the home OF ". r. Chick.
-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-24
You Want A Stove

70 consume the lsas. amount y fasla Give out greatest amount o
hsat9
Hold frs9
Prevent the formation Of eunksrs
Have a hsnssoms. clsareus, ~eiLmads appearance
And lasi : lifetime. sound and sood-as good in an these points At
the end Of 20 years and more at the first day IN US
The stove that has made good n every one q the above tests for -
years IN the wrIters sc is the Genuine Round Oak. There Is
only one Genuine Round Oak see the name Or the leg. There arc
thousand. Of limitations. IT'S dusrsnt-totauy different Come see.
MA AsgSgM
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-24

A SCIENTIST declares that the
speed mania has converted a great
many automobilists into nervous
wrecks. We would like to have him
diagnoise the a s Of the man who
has to dodge him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-24

d. II. NeCaaey o. Mcdonald coar
81. III, bought Of Mrs. s. O. Wright
her 1T9aefe farm. 2 miles north Of
Eslton CRY this week. considera
p was $3.50 an acre. This Il .
es-heased farm and sold cheap. Al
fse1 Cox too bought an AudraiD farm
mis- week, He purchased b. r. o.
: cole so A. tract. unimproyed land
for SIS an A. Both deals were made
throisna Morris & Lyman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-24

AuDRAIN is one Of the counties
that has a III home for the poor. II
Is currently reported IN the metropo-
Titan papers that some counties in
Missouri have poor houses" that
would be a disgrace az stock pens.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-24

THE Ledger has only a few more
dictionaries left. You should avail
yourself of this opportunity to Sc
cure a first-claas dictionary at q nom
NAL price at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-24

Does the word Reputation mean
anything to you? Stop and think
and figure and you viii know why
the Majestic Range has the Reputa.
ton Of being not only tho Best but
the least expensive. Let the Man
from The Factory show you.
d2w1 Ferris 4 cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-24
I HEAn oF HoRsEs

l Good work team. horse and mare:
l extra good mule mare: / good year
ling filly; ] horse mule colt.
5 HEAD OF CATTLE
as follows: ? Extra good Shorthorn
milk COWS, be fresh soon; 1 two year
old heller. be fresh in Dec; 2 calves;
1 heifer. 1 extra good bull calf.
35 HEAD BLACKJACK SHEEP =
IS HEAD HOGS
2 soss, II shoats. weigh from
so to $50 lbs.
6 Doz. Good Plymouth Hens.
FARM MACHINERY
/ Good binder: ! good as new corn
planter. drill and check rover with
80 rds. Of wire; 1 long tooth Jenk.
ms hay rake; / cultivator
40 Rds. Of new 2G-inch woven
wire; 100 good white oak posts.
About 80 cords Of wood, heater and
cook stove length.
FEED.
40 Tons OF clover and timothy hay
2 tons Of miIiet hay; 800 bushels d
shucked corn in crib: 100 bushels d
threshed oats. Also some kaffil
corn.
Household goods and fruit.
Many other things too numerous /,