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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-07

Sn Omaha, Reb., erpdbnts
Grub. DilIpn bus 4ntpuaIsn bes
GosiuIismus in bieIem 2unbe unb er
aibt 6ierfiir eine grtlGrung, Die fi4
nit unieren bis6er bariiber bargelege
ten 4nIittsn bedt. gr iagt, bab in
bieiem Nnpuhien feline Inertennung
Der 2e6ren beg Sp3ialismus gu Dere
mutbsn fei, iOnbern oaB IebtgIth oo<
binter elm groteit Der 4rbeiterf6uft
gu fu6en lei. 9sie gebe bamit i4rer
l1n3ufriebenbeit Qusorud, bdB lie ni6t
ben n0tbigen gefeblihen S4uB finoe,
mas WtliDn 3ufoIge autreffeno 1T.
Qus bieIem @runbe oeriprtht er ais
9rGIiDent, Der Qrbeiterfrage istne
pDnige Qufmertiamteit 3u3upenoen
unb ipenn erpGblt, fir bic Giniebung
eires 2rbeits Ufiniiters gu fptrten.
OuF er ni6t Bios leere GerIprehungen
made, fonbern fem Wort balten
perbe, bufur babe er 6ur6 ietn Birs
fen ats @ouperneur ppn Rep Seriep
ben 9eneis erbra9t, inbem sr 9eiebe
nsrcnlQBte, psl6e bic umfaTenoiter
8orts6rungen gum S6uBe bes 2sbena
unb Der 9eIunobeit Der 4rbetter gee
troffen bdben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-07

Die 0emptruten BON Wtaiz
fd6uietts baben etne iebr perniintttg:
8ldtForm ungenommen. Oieie forbsrt
QbI6affung Der 3Dne uuf aebensmlts
tel, nieOriee 3Dae fir Rohitoffe, Re5ts
rro3itGtsz9ertrdge unb GtHtommeH.
fteuern. 9us entIpridt genau ben 8ss
oirfniFen bss 2qnoes. Das amerita=
ntIhe 9olt fann BEL ben tbeuren prsts
fen fir 2ebensmittel nt6t ietn Nus:
fommen finosn uno nieorige 3oae an
Rp6itDfFe iino Elm oringenbes geourf'
nib fir bic amerituniiae Snouitris
Re3ipro5itdts s8srtrdge iino Die beit'
Waetbooe, um bic 2lusfubr gu Rbsn
inbem iie 2Gnoer, bic iid gegen un'er'
8aaren psrI6lieben, nit entipreaeni
hpben 30Gen belegen. gintommen
iteuern iinp erforOerlth, I'm ben Ius
fan in Regierungseintiinften Der ourd
5era6isBung Der 30lle uuf Robitoff
entitebt, aus3ugleiden.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22

copin4ttcemen are eSpected to be
present and all OF the members are
invited, and especially requested TO
be present Whenever they have any
thing to suggest that viii #iii aid -, n
this work
We are in earnest; don't forget
that. We have no enemies that
we know Of aud ask the friend
ship and support Of every man and
woman III. the town and Its vicin-
ity. There should be an auxiliary
society Of ladies in cooperation with
this club, and the name, 1.-THE Ladies'
Civic Improvement League" is sug-
gested If such an organization =
started, such matters as public
parks, parkings. street paving, trim
ming trees, care Of streets and al
leys and a hundred other improve
ments will be made. Let us organ.
ize, cooperate intelligently and
senslblg plan and carry on the work;
let us stand as a unit for the sue
cess Of Mexico. Let no trivial
matter or word Of disapproval con-
flict with the purpose Of making
Mexico greater city
r. q. RACE,
See. Mexico Commercial Club,
Mexico Mo, Feb. q. 1912
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22
MEXICO ATT0R-
NEYS RETAINED
IN FIRE CASE

There have been rumors floating
around Mexico this week to the ef.
feet that Mr.. HimmeiRaum, one OF
tho proDrletors OF the Arnold De.
partment Store, which burned al
vandaiia Saturday night, had
been IN Mexico to bring dam.
age quits against parties who
had circulated runors regarding
the fire. A representative of the
Ledger called on tlgs firm OF gry 4
Rodgers, who are attorneys for Mr..
Himnielbaum. regarding these rum
ors, and Mr.. r. d. Rodgers said that
his nrm had been retained with
reference to filing proof OF loss,
but knew nothing regarding any
quits for damage.
Rumors we're also circulated that
Attorney Can't had
been employed TO bring criminal
suits for slandeE against
parties who circulated the
reports regarding the origin Of the
fire. Prosecuting Attorney CAN'T
says he did not see Mr. Himmel-
baum while he was in Mexico, as
he was busy taking deposItions In
another attorneys office. Mr.. CAN'T
that Mr.. Himmelbaum
wanted to see him, but failed to
find him before he left town.
In answer to inquiries made Of
Mr.. Himmelbaunn In vandalia over
The phone by a representative of
Tie Ledger regarding these rumors,
VIZ were referred to his attorneys,
Messrs Fry & Rodgers,
business man who overheard the |
inquiries made by the representative
Of the Ledger. remarked: "Well.
when a man burns out without IN
he is called a sucker; but |
when a man burns out who is insur-
I'd. those who don't like him claim |
that he Is anstncendiary. and there |
you are
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22

Ms. Myers, OF the Mexico Smile
Special Road District Commission
says some Of the farmers Of the
county have spoken to the commits
a.olers in regard to getting the
highways improved under the law
which provides that when giver
amount is subscribed to be used
fer road building, then the county
shall put up an equal amount fol
such use.
One of Audradnls most extensive
land owners residing near Mexico
IL arrareing to raise a fund to ge'
| tie Highway in his vicinity rocked
|It Il expected that several road'
running out Of Mexico will be i'm
proved 10 the next year
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22
FRANK RAGSDALE
WALKS TO PARIS

Frank Ragsdale, proprietor Of
the g9-Cent Store, is taking one Of
his regular trips, when he COM
bines business with pleasure,
Mr. Ragsdale departed On the
electric car early ss1essassss ss1essasssss ss.:ss : morn.
ing for Molino. From Molino he
expects to walk to Santa Re and
thence TO Paris, spending the night
'as the latter place.
He win walk from PARTS to Mober.
Nv on Thursday, reaching Mexico
late In the afternoon. coming from
Moberly on the train.
Mr. Ragsdale believes In plenty OF
exercise and says walking does him
more good than anything he can do.
He takes these trips frequently and
is never ill.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

H, f. G. Tucker to g. Geery, q. l..
Of lot 2, blk 4, Ladd's Mexico. $3.50.
james A. Montague 10 George Il
Montague. Und, 10 int. IN about d
acres III Secs As and 20-51-6. $4,000
Central West Construction co., L
S. D. Stocks, lots 10 and ii IN bill
6 Trolley Heights Add, Mexico
$3.50.
james W. Lee to David Gibbs, lot
60x120 1T. in blk rs, Ladd,s Add. Ext
Mexico s175.
James r. Williams to David a
Williams S. w. IA N. ID. Id q N
wv. ia OF Sec. 31-53-1O. $4,000.
Henry schIeeter to Frank Il. eros
by and Lott r. Herrtck, 200 acres Ii
Secs. 3 and 1868. $50, 900.
John w. Tucker to Amelia Il
Tucker, lots / and B, blk s, Count,
Add, Mexico, except south 65 feet
ST. 100 and love.
4. Il. Tincher to x. r. Bali
lot i, blk 8, South Jefferson Add,
Mexico, $500.
j. f. Baruaby to 1. II. and Alice
Van Note, lots / and 2, blk 2
S. Jefferson Add. Mexico. $4,000.
Theo. j. Williams to Thos. A
Chopper, lots and 2, N. WI ia
See S1-52-S. ex. Il. so acres, contg
lGn aer-s 5000.
VIM. ferguson to J. Moss
lots 3 ard 6, blk 1, Caldwell ant
Mepge' AID andal.a. $500
Geo I Nottague to Jas. A
Montague "a acres In 1857 aaIt
about "a acres IN 1S-5t-6. $1,000.
Lewis Y. Moore to Theo. j. VIII
liams, lot 120x-1S0 #. in NV IA
NV IA Of 26-51-9. $500
Louis Hubert to Theo. j. VIII
ljams. 100 acres in Sec. s1-52s
IS. 75O
John II. Street to ]. Ct King, Isl
A in Sec 1923. SlO.205.
sanah e. Little to David d. sui
liyan. lot a, Grandview Add. Mex
ice. s24O
R. P.Priee to ], E. Curry. 50
in 1921 and 4s acres in
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22
Fan Them Out

Buy d good fanning mill now,
and clean and grade your seeds
Will you have the time. Let
me show you a good mill. can
furnish you 4 Cypher's moubat-
or and Brooder, the best one
built, the incubator that matches
the big, healthy, fluffy chicks.
the ones that live and grow fast.
You win need q new range this
spring Don't fail to look the
Malleable over. / can convince
you that 1t is tho best one built
to-day A big line OF Cooks
TO select from, all prices and
styles Make wash day d pleas
ur by using an AT last" Or
.'IxL' washer They run SO cas-
ily and clean the clothes so
quickly. Let me sell yon your
hardware, woven wire fencing,
feed mills and engines Prices
right, quality the best.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22
.pEmocRATic CONVENTION

AT JOPLIN.
The Democratic Convention ait Jon
III re'eleoted Hon. Edward F. Col
ira, Of St Louis, national com.
lnitteemanl The following are the
eight deIegatesatlarge to the Bal
tmore Convention, who have a half
vote each: United States Senator
william ]. Stone; United states
senator James 4. Reed; A. M. Dock
|ery, Of GaIlatin, Lon v. Stephens,
q st. Louis and David r. Francis
Of st. Louis. Wflliam T. Kemper OF
Kansas CITY: Gilbert s. Barbee Of
Joplin and Judge Virgil Rule OF st.
Louis. The delegates from the
Ninth District are e. A. Glenn Of
louisiana, and David II. Harris,
|ol Fulton, with James Ban. of Mont
|gomery City, and Rufus Jackson. Of
mexico, as alternates. The elector
|from the Ninth District Is Joshua
|Tappmeyer Of st. Charles. The Con-
|yention was largely attended and
harmony prevailed. A splendid plat
|torm was adopted ana the dele
|gates 10 the Baltimore Convention
|are enthusiastically for Hon. Champ
.rlark far President.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22
j. W YAeER MOVES

TO MEXICO.
]. W. Wager and family have
moved from near Rowena, Mo-, TO
Mexico and are residing In the
John X, Brown property south Of
Mrs. Ross residence on S. Western
avenue, Mr.. wager represents the
Economy stock Powder Company and
besides travelling for this con-
Germ will do some Farming and poul-
try raising on his farm northeast
of Mexico. Mr.. Wager is pleased
with Mexico and its splendid school
advantages and We take pleasure in
welcoming him and his family to
our city.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22

NO one connected with the Led
ser wants any office of any kind
Fhe management Of the Ledger
Eants Mexico and Audrain County
3 grow and prosper and we are
billing to do our part IN time, work
b cash This Is written with the
knowledge that you can't get some
hing for nothing.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22

THE committee appointed by thi
Es2 sleek men In this part OF MIS-
|Orrl TO report plans for incorporat-
|hg cooperative commission com
|aLy at the National Stock Yards
T.. is composed Of c. F. Clark
~ eonsidine. ]. II. Starr, Thos
Murry and D. F. Mcclure.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22
DFATHC

Geo Dnngan, residing 8 miles
southwest Of this city. died OF kid
nex trouble at hIs home Mon
day. The funeral was at Union
Chapel Tuesday afternoon and the.
remains were Inferred In tho Union
brrying ground.
The deceased was rs years Old.
He had been i'd III health for some
tire and his death was not unex-
peeted.
Hn Is survived by five chil.
er.n az follows: Tom and Duffy
DUNCAN; Mrs L, G. johnson. Mrs
tw. NJ. Underwood and Mrs, Zoe
lStTphens.
Mr.. DUNCAN was one os Audrain's
rNst highly respected citizens and
his death will be SAD news to the
citizens Of this county
|. The Ledger joins other friends IN
extending sincere sympthy to the
bereayed ones
Mrs. Jesse. mother Of Mrs. j. s.
Jesse, residing three ana a half
miles north OF Rush Hill, died at
the home Of her son Sunday. She
was "A years old The funeral was
from the home Tuesday mora
ing AZ 10 o'clock and the remains
was inferred at Laddonia. The
deceased is d relative Of III n
Jesse OF this city
The Ledger joins otller frtends
IN extending sincere synnathy u
the bereayed ones
James 3. McDearmon, 81 years
old, formerly Of Mexico. died at his
heme 100 North Byers avenue. Jopliu
No, at $3.50 o'clock a. NJ. Feb. 10th
bis death being due to Bright,s dis
ease. He was one of the best
known citizens of Joplin anu vicin-
aty.
For twenty years he conduebed d
drug store at carterville. IIe re-
tlrel from active business six
yeafs agc and moved his family 10
Joplin His son. Fred r. McDear
mon, has charge Of the drug store
at carteiviIle. He took an active
interest in public affairs and was a
member Of tho Ancient Order OF
United Morkmen and the Mod
eru Woodnen Of America.
Helped upbulld carterslile.
Mr. McDearmon was native IL
Illinois. laying been born at Les.
den. III. Nov. 4. 1856. Early In
life ha searred the drug business,
and conducted a store Al Mexico.
From that rltY he went 10 Garter.
willie, where ta established drug
stcfe and sook /. leading part in
bus ding lp the city He Is sur
vived BY ATS w.ic. Mrs. Cordelia Ne
DeaFmen. ard two sons Fred j.
aud Earl J htDearmon. A sis
ter. Mrs Mcta Alexander og st.
Joseph. Mo, VIII attend the fun
eral
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22

THE Fulton eBghtmilIe road dis
Elct five per cent bonds sold foa
|iSS'5O above pur. Active work on
ornament good roads Id each direc-
Eoa from Fulton will begin just al
E0oii as Spring oDeqle.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22

THE terms Of r. D. Rodgers anc
|pr. r. w. Rsrrey, two members
III the Mexico School
Board expire this spring. Both Of
|shese gentlemen are trepresenta'
hive citizens Of Mexico and are Il
Favor Of firstciass. high grade
schools, and we feel confident ths
taxpayers of Mexico would uranlm-
'cusIy favor tnelr reelection. Rod
hers and Bersey are the kind Of
snen we want on this Mexico
zsnhnnl Hnanda
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22
Interest paid on all deposits.
North Missouri Trust Co,

The District Conference OF tht
Methodist Episcopal Church. South
win be held at the Methodist Church
III this city April 1.3. Bishop Col
Inns Denny viii be present.
This District embraces the coun-
|tlts Of Audrain. Montgomery, Boons
lard Galloway This is Che quarter
|iy conference Of this Church and .
number Of visitors are expected,
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22

WE can have permanent rock
lsad by paying for them like slhses
Eeople do when condition con.
louts lRern. We can have an up.
|cdase library Id Mexico BY sim.
Ey maintaining It, The library and
be site ana the books cost us
Eoihing Do the people cf Mex,
|ca want these advantages2
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22
REPUBLICAN COMMIT

TEE MEETS.
The Republican County Com
mittee met at The Rlngo Hotel
on Wednesday afternoon. John x.
Brown Is chairman and Ralph Head
secretary. Business Of Importance
came before the committee A re
port Of the meeting was not obtain
able at o'clock.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22
DEMOCRATS AT STATE coNvEN-
TloN Ar JOPLIN DECLARE
HISTORY OF REPUBLICAN PAR
rY is 4 TALE or uNRRokEN
PROMISES
at fnaugurated a system Of waste
fuI sxsrayasance unparalleled in
History the platform cites among
other things.

The following extracts we're tax
en- for the Democratic Platform,
adopted at Joplin Convention Tues
day.
Il The history OF the Republican par
ty Is a tale Of broken promises
1t destroyed popular government
in the House Of Representatives by
a system Of rules which vested ar
Ebitrary power in the Speaker.
It inaugutated system OF waste
ful extravagances unparalleled in
| history
II created a tariff law which Inn
poses tax upon the necessities of
life for the benefit Of favored insti-
tntions.
1t not only permitted the estab-
lishment Of monopoly, but gave ex-
ecutive sanction to the destruction
by the greatest trust on earth Of it's
last potention rival
| Il is responsible for the existence
of that vast system OF combination
which has raised the prices OF liv-
Idng to point where the cost of
the very necessities or life is al
most beyond reach OF the great in
dustrial classes.
The Republican party came before
the people at the last national
election promising to reform its own
lniquittcs In violation Of the pledge
1t enacted the Payue-Aldrich ini-
guilty.
Declaring the most important
schedules Of this bill TO be utterly
indefensible, the President. new
ertheless. signed the measure and
gave it the force Of law
The Democratic party. under the
splendid leadership Of Champ Clark,
oyerthrew "Cannonisnl and restor-
ed the representative government oil
the popular branch Of Congress,
A bill was passed reducing the
tariff tax upon WOODEN goods.
In response to the demands OF
the monopolies and other great pro
tected industries. President Taft
vetoed all these measures Of reform.
We commend and indorse the splen-
did work done By the Democrats Of
the House and Senate.
We particularly express our adj
miration for the leadership of
Speaker Clark
We congratulate the Democrats OF
Missouri upon the splendid record
and faithful services Of our Dem
ocratic state officials.
The interests Of our State demand
that onr great waterways should
be Impressed so thar commerce may
be restored to our rivers. We in
sIst that these improvements should
be SO as to protest the rich bot
tom lands contiguous to those navi-
gable floods.
We are opposed to amy system
which brings into competition with
honest labor the products manufac-
tured by conyicts. We favor home
rule for the cities and communities
OF the State.
We therefore. In presenting the
names Of the great and progressive
Democrat Champ Clark. hereby di-|
rect and specifically instruct the
delegates elected by this conyen-
tion to the National Democratic
Convention. to be held in Baltf-
more. Md, jane rs. 1912. to work
and vote for Champ Clark as unit
continuously TO the end, that he
may be made the nominee Of said
Democratic National Conven-
ton for President of the United
States
The Audrain delegates and alter
mates to the Convention, many OF
whom attended, are:
Delegates Alternates.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22

DIR. MCKAY IN BuSi-
NESS IN KANSAS,
wv. ]. Rixey and wife have NOV
ed from the residence Of Frank Van
Ness to their home On s. Olive
street DR.. Mckay. who mas been
residing in the Rixey place ID now
associated with the Harrison Broth
ers In the drug business at Kan
eas City. Kansas, and has moved
to that nlaoe His many friends
in Mexico wish him much success
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22
ARRESTED FOR STEALING

A COAT.
Two boys We're arrested hers Wed
nesday by Sheriff Woolery and Con
stable w. b, Barnett. charged with
stealing coat from Gilbert TURNER
residing north OF Gentralia The
boys said their names were CLARK
and they were brothers. They were
travelling In a wagon.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22

IF the Mexico elght-mile dis
|Fiet wants good roads We must
pay for them. II Mexico wants a
pee Public Library We must agree
/ maintain It Do we want to keep
IN with progress or not?
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22
BouLwARE GERS FOUR YEARS.

BouLWARE GETS FOUR YEARS.
George Boulware. the negro charg-
ed with robbing the store Of Cannell
Bros, Of IHatton. Galloway County.
who was arrested by Sheriff ]. B.
Woolery Of Audrain at the Alton de-
pot here several weeks ago; plead
ed guilty in the Galloway circuit
Court Tuesday and was sentenced to
four years In the penitentiary
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22
R. T. RACE sECE.
N. c. C. WANTS
LADIES' HELP

~ ths Ealtors OF the Ledger
We are getting into the harness
Of the work of the Commercial Club
and the membership. as IL increas-
es. is adding strength to the or
ganization. Enlisting every citizen
in this work is the biggest thing we
have 10 accomplish and. while it
Is our plan TO see everybody, and
We have been soliciting members
fright and left. Do not walt, but
give your name to any Of the Of
ficers, or the committeeman, who
will see to It that You are made a
member.
We are making plans for a great
work Of public benefit, which, at
first. may appear to be slow, but
as the months and years 60 BY, we
feel sure 1t will be success. This
eanAoi be gained except by the unit.
ed efforts OF each individual. Don't
wait -other towns are working earn
estIy for new enterprises and pnbilc
improvements and We are aware
we believe, OF the fact that we
have competition and some opposi-
tion an along the line. This compe-
tition only spurs us to greater ac-
tivity.
Much has been accomplished In
Mexico and much credit is due to
the business men who have SO un-
selfishly devoted their efforts to pub
lie good, but much more can be ac-
compiished
II we expect Mexico to be a.
prosperous and busy city, with
employment for every one, we must
secure new factories and other enter.
prises employing labor and continue
to secure them.
We know there are many plans,
plenty Of them; what we need is a
complete membership and definite |
and direct action This program
is being worked out by the officers,
directors and committeeman.
Every member shall be heard. We
have established theFriday noon-hour
luncheon for that purpose, as we'll /
as the regular meetings Of the
club. The officers. directors and
I
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22
NOTICE OF STOCK.

NOTICE OF STOCK
HOLDERS MEETING,
Notice Is hereby given that there
will be q meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Mexico Savings and
Loan Association on Tuesday. the
soth day Of April, 1912,
at three o'clock D. m, at the Of
flee Of the Secretary at 115 East
Jackson st., Mexico, Mo, for the
purpose Of voting on the proposi-
tion to increase the capital stock,
Of said Association from s1oo..
10000 to 5000. 100000.
r. D. Worrell, President
Jo II Ricketts,. Sec'y.
Mexico. Mo. Feb. 2t. 10 devWtd
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22

Theodore Williams has been sug
gested as first-class man fol-
school director provided R. D Rodg
ers refuses reelection
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22

The Carnival and Parade OF
Fades advertised Tor February 20
being participated in By a large
uunoer Of our merchants, and should
@e a most attractive entertainments.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22

!, CALLAHAN. Of Alton, nj,
4, brother 4. ] L. Callahan. Of
y eng, Is ! candidate for the
P'''e legislature Of Illinois on the
'a'ocfatl1 ticket Mr. Callahan
eq''or Of the Alton Evening Tele-
1pu and very strong with his par
ail eye. the state
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22

SUPPOSE W. ]. Bryan and Theo-
Eore Roosevelt should be the two
Hominees for President, There would
Z surely something doing all the
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22
WHITE GOODS SALE

Our White Goods Sale b stlIl on
---if In need Of anything 10 our
line, now ia your opportunity.
Ricketts, & Hlmm0ns D. G. 90,
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22

G B, stadden. Of Springfield, H..
was in Mexico this week on busl-
ness. Mr.. stadden has large real es
tate interested in Audraln county.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22

II begins 10 look now as though
Mexico would do considerable street
paving during 1912. That aa the
way to make Mexico q greater city.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22
DON'T MISS Al BARGAIN.

Bargains In each department. Can
you afford to miss this opportuus
|ity.
Ricketts, & Ernmons d O. CO.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22

LINDSEY finally made his flight,
fld ali would be- forgiven Il he
IOnld continue 10 ely-away from
aexloo
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22
SOME BEAUTIFUL

SOME BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING SITES,
/ for sale reasonable and will help fl
nance your building on easy terms
Real Estate Department,
| dwi North Missouri Trust Co,
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22

DEAD BEATS and -four flushers
ever make a city grow
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22

THERE Is something brewing and
PING among the leading Republi-
ans Of Mexico about something.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22

NO matter how Mexico secures
Iree library, II win have to be
Ralntained.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22

LET'S all get busy for Mexico
mot with our mouths. but with our
|eads, hands and pocketbooks.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22
SIXTEEN lNcAge 81 snow

AI ULU HIONHOE
1t was reported here Wednesday
that there are 16 inches Of snow at
Old Monroe down on the Burling.
ton,
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1912-02-22
pIMITiEs, PERsiANs AND
FRENCH LAWNS.

Now Is the time to buy long
cloths, Dmities, Persians and
French Lawns, Linens, etc.
Ricketts, G Emmons D. G. Co.