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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-23
WAR WITH AUSTRIA BREWING.
Broad Hint Given European Powers
Not to NEEDLE In Balkan Affairs.

w. ~ "So0tS III odINdu fAUdlTS.
London.-Lines OF demarkation are
being prepared at Tchatalja within
which the plenipotentiaries OF the
Balkan kings will meet Nazim Pasha,
commander-in-chief of the Turkish
army, and arrange the basis for a
peace conference. Peace with Turkey
is now assured. but war with Austria
seems to be brewing.
Just as the present war followed
the peace pact between Turkey and
Italy, London Is convinced that war
will now ensue between the four kings
and Austria-the latter possibly sup
ported by Italy and Roumania.
Russia has warned Roumania to 20
slowly. This is taken as a hint that
If Roumania does attack Bulgaria or
Servia, Russia will send an army over
the Danube. She has thousands OF
troops now concentrated between
Odessa and Galatz and Kishinef The
situation is anything but reassuring.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-23
BRYAN FOR STATE DEPARTMENT
New York Sun Gives List OF. Men Who
viii be In Wilson's Cabinet.

New York.-The Sun Wednesday
morning printed a Washington dis.
patch stating that It has been learned
on good authority that the portfolio
of state has been offered to w. J..
Bryan and that Bryan is to visit the
president-elect in Bermuda. The dis
patch furthermore states that Hoke
Smith has been suggested for attor-
ney general or secretary Of the treas.
ury; Louis d. Brandeis for secre.ar.
Of commerce and labor; Judge Wes-
colt Of New Jersey for either attor-
ney general or secretary of war; Jose
plus Daniels for postmaster general
and Representative A. s. Burleson OF
Texas for secretary OF agriculture.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-23
True Thankfulness.

Where true thankfulness Is there
an be no selfishness. For the hon.
'stly thankful man must be filed
With a sense of his own unworthiness
o enjoy the good things that come to
im. Humility must mark his attitude
oward his own blessings. The next
tep is to share them as far as this
nay be done with others less for
innate though quite as worthy as him.
elf.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-23
Guilty Of Murder.

Medina, O.-After celebrating all
night, the jury which has been trying
Christian Sseuer, "a 73-year-old far.
mer, for killing his wife, Mary, last
June, returned verdict of first de-
prea nnurder
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-23
barrow Trial Postponed.

Los Angeles, Cal.-The second trial
Of Clarence s. Darrow, former coun.
sci of the McNamaras, on the charge
of having bribed juror in the dyna-
mite trial, has been postponed by
agreement of counsel. The case is de-
ferred until January G.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-23
$500 EIyern Wrecksd.

Moose Jaw, Sask--ENghteen Chi
lese and two railway guards were in
Iured in the wreck Of Chinese eX.
ira" section of the Canadian Pacific
railways 800 Flyer" at Rushlake,
Sask. No one was killed.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-23
NEW YORK euNMEN CONVICTED
sIayers Of Herman Rosenthal viii be
Sent to Electric Chair.

Sent to Electric Chair.
New York.-The four gunner
charged with the murder of Herman
Rosenthal were convicted on Tues.
day Of murder in the first degree.
They are: Lefty Louie" Rosenberg,
Gyp, the Blood" Horowitz, Whitley
Jack" Lewis and "Dago" Frank Giro,
fici
The jury reached its decision on
the first ballot after it had been out
only q minutes.
Enraged by their conviction, the
four gangsters returned to the Tombs
profanely denouncing Justice Golf and
all others who were concerned in
their trial. Their counsel at once
served notice Of an appeal.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-23
the TURKEYS STORY
TOLD BY HIMSELF.

- CAN introduce myself as of
the type vertebrate, be-
cause ! have a backbone.
II am classed as a bird be-
cause l am an animal that
y dresses in feathers rather
than in skin like man or tn
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-23

Ethel-Why is the turkey regarded
rs especially appropriate for Thanks
giving?
Bob-Because any one who can at
ord to buy turkeys these days has
'eason to be thankful.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10
TO CELEBRATE 2srA

Ft'NtNt @-tt0ftAIs
The Presbyterian Church Of Mex
leo is arranging to celebrate tn,
Twenty-fifth Anniversary OF the pas
torate of Rev. A. A. wallace Sat
urday Evening and Sunday next. TIL,
Saturday evening gathering will bt
mainly social in character, with briei
words Of greeting from brother min
listers and other friends.
Sunday morning DR.. @. b. Bov
ing, President Of Westminster Col
iege, will in all probability, preach. Il
the afternoon the meeting will be
fraternal and brief speeches win bt
made covering the general work OF Q
pastor. In the evening DR.. ID. s
Gage, of the Chair Of Greek, west
minister College, will speak and the
Pastor give a short word Of apprecia.
tion.
Attendance at the Saturday meet
ing will be largely confined to mem.
bers of the Church and congregation
The other meetings will be Of a char
acter to interest the public gener
ally. During the exercises DR.. J. F,
Cowan, DR.. e. F.. Abbott OF Fulton,
and other ministers out Of town are
expected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10
ISLANDER SUIT
FOR $4,000 FILED

A $4,000 slander suit against 7.
J. Hoxsey has been filed by Mrs.
Edith p Dunnington OF Bowling
Green.
In her petition the plaintiff says
she came to Mexico In company with
Mrs. paoust on the evening OF Aug
ust Z, and applied at the Hoxsey Ho-
tel for a room, It being Fair week,
every room in the Hotel was occu-
pied, but John McDermot, the peti-
tion cites, rendered his room and
with the consent Of T. ]. Hoxsey,
the proprietor. the plaintiff and Mrs.
Daoust were allowed to occupy Mr..
McDermot's room.
The plaintiff in her petition fur
ther says that on the next morn
ing. August s. in the presence of
and hearing OF McDermot, Mrs Da-
oust and others, the defend
ant told her she could stay no
longer in his hotel and she al
leges defendant spoke to her wan
tonly and maliciously and made GER
tain false. defamatory and sianderous
remarks by which he questioned her
chastity.
Wherefore plaintiff asks damages
In the amount Of $1,000 actual and
$4,000 punitive.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10
ANTI
SINGLE TAX CLUB

The Liberty Anti-Single Tax
League at Liberty School house,
southeast of Mexico, was formed last
Monday night with 20 members. U P
Warden was chosen president OF the
League; Earl Bell, secretary; Frank
James, treasurer. Nearly fifteen
dollars was subscribed by the mem.
lbers to help carry on the work OF
the State organization in its ef-
fort to defeat the amendment.
The members Of the Liberty Club
are: Joe Loekridge, w. G. Sims, L.
R. Larkin, Earl Underwood, John
Morris, Clarence Adams, Cole Ed
wards. Noble Barnes, Neil Watts,
Carl Lockridge, Dummy Sims, Ben
Sims, Fletcher Sims, Wilbur Kunkel,
Lelburn Dudley, Worth Allen, II. P.
Warden. J. q. Bell, Byron Brad
ford and Frank James.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

Preliminary papers we're signed yei
terday for the absorption of the Fries
man.Shelby Shoe Company by the III
ternational Shoe Company. The lat
ter company was formed late las
year by the merger OF the Roberts
Johnson & Rand Shoe Company anl
the Peters Shoe Company.
The Friedman-shelby Company hal
about forty shareholders and q capt
tai stock Of $150O0OO. The information
al Company has an authorized capita
stock Of $25,O0o.oOO, a portion o
which is still unissued. The output o
the merged companies will be be
tween $4,000 and $4,000 pairs o
shoes a day.
The Frledman-Shelby Company viii
continue to operate exactly as ii
the past. at least for the immediate
future becoming the third branch o
the International Company.
The Friedman-Shelby Company nov
operates five factories, located on
each at Kirksyille. Jefferson City
and Mexico, Mo, and two in st
Louis.
AT present the Friedman-Shelby
Shoe Company is doing an annual bu
mess of between s4,OOO,OOO and s5.-
100000.
The Friedman-shelby shoe compan.
is one Of the Oldest and largest sho,
concerns in America. 1t began bus
mess in 1854 In Philadelphia as seid
enbach, Friedman and Company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

The jury in the case Of Luli
Young against the Pennsylvania Fir
insurance Company brought to th'
Audrain Circuit Court from st. LouiI
returned verdict ID favor Of thi
plaintiff at 10 O'Clock Monday night
The finding of the jury assesses
the actual damage by fire a
$7,953,69. In addition $1,000 attor
ney's fees, and 800 penalty for re
fusaI of defendant to pay the sS0Ot
policy also was assessed.
The suit was the outgrowth o
the alleged refusal Of the insurance
company to pay the $4,000 polio,
which the defendant carried for the
plaintiff on property damaged b.
fire in the city Of st. Louis.
The close of this suit marks tbs
longest period required to try case
in the local court in 80 years,
Edison VS.. Clark Dismissed.
The suit OF Ora A. Edison VS.. G
F. Clark which has been in the Cir
cult Court for several years, was dis
missed by Judge Barnett on Tuesday
morning,
Court adjourned until next Monday
when several motions will be heard
before final adjournment,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

IN spite Of the bad weather and
the unusually early hour Of public
speaking. Hon. Champ Clark was
greeted with an overflow audience.
Tuesday morning. The Opera
House was packed and large mum.
Der OF people were unable to secure
seats Mr.. Clark is a great favorite
with Mexico audiences, and those VIII
had to stand thought the speech was
100 short. No higher compliment can
be paid to a public speaker. AS
Manager Thompson remarked when
he looked over the audience, 'T am
going to be able to say that Ae least
once | had the Grand Opera House
filled really full" Champ Clark has
a right to call Mexico his home
town"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

COLONEL =. f. GoLTRA, Demo
cratic National Committeeman from
Missouri, was in Mexico to-day with
his private car to pick up Hon
Champ Clark SO that the distinguish
cd Speaker could be in Kansas City
In time to greet Governor Wilson,
who will speak thero tonight. Col
onel Goltra is doing splendid work
for tho ticket in Missouri. George
Robertson, chairman Of the executive
committee OF the Wilson. Marshall.
clark-Major Club Of Mexico, on inyi-
tation OF Colonel Goltra, went to
Kansas City in his special car. Mr..
Robertson, who formerly lived in Mo-
berly introduced Speaker Clark at
the meeting in Union station there
this afternoon,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

THE farmers Of AudraIn county
seem TO be very much interested in
the Anirslnale Tax proposition and
good deal Of talk has been made
along that line. We are surprised
at the small amount Of money that
is being subscribed to maintain heas.
quarters in Kansas City. It will be
seen from Letter published in the
Ledger to-day from Secretary Sill
vers that the headquarters will be
closed up and the fight abandoned,
unless those who are interested help
pay the expenses. II does seem as
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

though people would sometime or an
other learn that II takes something
besides "hot air. to get results. OF
course the local papers are expected
10 carry on the work free Of charge,
and make subscriptions toward the
fund, even when the land owners do
not even take the local papers, but
when II comes to maintaining head.
quarters and sending out speakers
somebody has to foot the bills. The
closing Of the headquart.
ers In Kansas City next satur-
day night will be the greatest Joke
that the writer has known anything
about In the history Of Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

diain county on the interest they are
ticking in this matter; but closes
MS letter by saying that "Audrain
county Democrats ought to sub.
scribe at least one thousand dollars
TO the National campaign" III we
really mean what we say when we
take the position that money should
be raised by the rank and file of
the party. instead Of by the inter
ests as the amount subscribed in
Audrain County is ridiculously small
Lets get a move on at once and do
our Tart in this work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10
COMPLIMENTARY TO
ZEE LEpaER.

THE LEDGER.
DIR. + G Domnitz from Holly Beach,
N. j., regarding his subscription to
the Ledger, aays:
Enclosed find s1,O0 for another
years subscription for the Mexico
Ledger.
we would not be without the
Mexico Ledger. Il tho subscriptlm
price was $500 a year. for we never
missed a copy in five years, and al
ways enjoyed reading the news oe
our old home.
I'VE would have remitted before
this, but we just got back from
five weeks sightseeing vacation
trip
Long live the Mexico Ledger
Respectfully yours,
DIR. F. G. Domnitz."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10
MEXICO AUDRA COUNTY MISSOURI THURsDAY OCTOBER 10 1912
SPEAKER CLARK
GREETED WITH
GREAT CROWD

Hardin Students Yell.
Our Champ, Our Champ.
He's the man;
II we can't vote,
Our sweethearts can.
The Grand oprea House was filled
to overflowing Tuesday morning with
the crowd that turned out to hear
Speaker Champ Clark make po-
litieal address. A number were
turned away.
It was the greatest reception ever
rendered the Speaker in Mexico.
The Moberly and Mcmillan Bands
furnished the music on the street
before Speaker Clark was scheduled
to deliver his address. The Moberly
Band played also in front Of the
Grand and gave several selections on
the inside.
Speaker Clark visited Hardin Col-
Iege Tuesday morning and addressed
the girls at the morning chapel ser
vices, The MCMILLAN High dismissed
for the distinguished guest and
Sproul's Academy went to the
Opera House in a body. as we'll as
the students Of M. M. A.
In his speech he discussed nation
al issues and for more than an hour
held the large audience that had
come to hear him. Telling points in|
his address were vociferously receiy-
ed and at the close he was given AMI
ovation. His address throughout wasI
permeated with loud applause from
his audience.
The Speaker was introduced by DIR.
John w. Million, President OF Hardin
College. and chairman Of the local
wilson -Marshall-C Clark-Major Club.
Major Speaks at Station.
There was an immense crowd atl
the Wabash station for the 1881
train carrying Edward #. Goltra, the
Democratic National Committeeman
from Missouri, in his private car.
He was accompanied by Attorney
General Elliott Major who made al
short address before the car depart
ed on the 12 o'clock train for Kan
sas City.
Speaker Clark joined the party
and accompanied them. Geo. Rob-
ertson went as far as Moberly. Those
who were on the car besides those
mentioned were: G. w. See, ofl
Montgomery County, Judge II. W.
Johnston Of Montgomery City and
Congressman Henry T, Rainey of
Carrollton, ILL.,.
Ex-Gov. Dockery Speaks.
Hon, A. NJ. Dookery, a former gov
ernor' Of Missouri, spoke at the OPP
era House at o'clock in the after
noon He was greeted with full
house equally as enthusiastic as
the crowd that heard Speaker Clark.
Mr.. Dockery Is recognized as one OF
the best, If not the best, stump"
speaker within Missouri. He dis
cussed both State and national issues |
Gov Dockery was followed by Con
gressman Rainey Of Illinois. Mr..
Rainey is Speaker Champ Clark's
next door neighbor, representing H. !
linois district just across the River
opposite Pike County in the Mis-.
selTi Ninth. Mr. Rainey talked princi,
pally on National questions.
Dr. John W. Million, President OF
the Wilson Marshall-clark Major
Club of Mexico, introduced both Mr..
Dockery and Mr.. Rainey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

COLLECTOR s. A. PULLS knows
there is no better Investment than
Audrain county real estate, and has
purchased from H. 7 Vance his 100
acre farm in South Wilson Town.
ship, for $4,000 per acre. Jesse Pulls,
his son, will have charge of the
farm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10
LACK OF MONEY
MAY CLOSE ANTI
SINGLE TAX FIGHT

| E. B. Silvers, secretary Of th'
Missouri Anti-single Tax League, o
1401 waldheim Building. Kansas
City, NO., in writing the Ledger re
gardlng the lack of money to carr,
on the campaign says that he is go
ing to close up shop Saturday night
Oct. IL. unless the people who owl
land and are interested in this mat
ter come across" Mr.. silvers closes
his letter as follows:
THE negligence OF the people who
own land and whose investments
would be destroyed by these meas.
ares, is very discouraging. We ap.
peal for funds and receive hardly
enough to pay the postage for send
ing the appeals.
1--WE have on hand at this time,
enough money to continue this cam
paign until Saturday, Oct. 12. The
officers and committeeman of this
League do not feel 1t their duty to
incur personal liability for expendi-
lures necessary in this work. This let
ter. therefore. is TO notify you that
unless sufficient funds for the fur
therance Of this campaign are in the
hands OF our treasurer. G. r. Home,
or or before Saturday night, Oct.
12th. we will shut down our office
and discontinue this campaign.
This determination is not because
We are losing our interest, but be-
cause we can not afford to run our
selves into debt to save the invest.
ments Of the people Of this State,
who ought to put up the amount
Of money necessary to save them
selves.
Nov get busy and raise some /
money and send 1t in Immediately or
we will have to quit business That
is all there is to It.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

T. A. Cropper Ks in receipt Of q
postal card from Mayor Willard
Potts, stating he has bought the
Link Soda Springs at Excelsior
Springs, Mo, This springs is one o.
the best at this popular resort.
just whether Mayor Potts intends
moving the Springs to Mexico Of
not is not known, but 1t Is quite
likely that is his intention. Mayor
Potts will return home shortly
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

The Ladies Missionary Union Of
of the Missouri Presbytery convened
Wednesday evening at Montgomery
City DIR. A. A. Wallace, pastor Of
the Mexico Presbyterian Church went
to Montgomery City this after
noon, where he will introduce Rev. r
y. McAltine, Of Japan, who will de-
liver an address before the meeting.
Among those from this city to at
tend the meeting are Mesdames u.
A. Dearing, w. w. Bolts, Mary
Graham, and A. A. Wallace.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

Prosecuting Attorney n. s. Cant
is fitting up an office over Griffee &
Martins Shoe Store and has put in
new furniture and fixtures, prepara.
tory to moving to it when his time
expires Eext lthuary, as prosecut-
ing attorney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10
ALMOST EvERyaopy

has heard of the Superior brand Of
stoves; our grandmothers used them
and there are almost million in use
to-day BY the way, they have kept
up with the times and make not only
good line Of Oaks and cooks, but
they are an ornament to the home.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10
THE sINeLE TAx QUESTION
Hardin Students Yell.
Our Champ. Our Champ.
He's the man;
II we can't vote,
Our sweethearts can.

'HE 5IN0LE TAX uUESTIuN
is filling the public mind at pres
ent and well it should, for it is a
dangerous thing and should be voted
down; next TO the Single Tax ques-
tion The thing uppermost in the mind
Of the public is the heating ques-
tion--one Of the easiest and cheap
est ways Of heating from three to
four rooms is with Radiant Home
Hard Coal stove. two tons Of coal
will do it. d2w1 81
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

ARoBERTs. chairman Of
finance Committee Of the
National Committee, SOC
lIding, st. Louis, in writ.
Eger under date Of octo-
that he Is much pleased
being made 10
CAMPAIGN fund. and con
De Democrats of Au-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

Geo. McLoney drops the Ledger a
postal card from Erie. Pa. He is
with the Peerless Motor Car Co. and
is on his way to New York City in a
machine. He will later go to Flor
ida.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

ENT JOHN w. MILLION,
College, Is one Of the
sfal presiding officers in
and 40 President Of the
|lson .MarshalI- cIark-Ma-
Eatlc Club had charge Of
mOcratio rally at the
y Tuesday, and the audi.
4 IpartleuIssly pI-ss~d with
iiIro officer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

DR.. L. I. Coil, of Oklahoma city,
and J. L. LaFrance. of Perry, Mo-,
are in this section prescribing a
remedy for hog cholera. They are
now working with hogs belonging to
Earl Carter and G. w. Pease.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

The Rev. ]. d. Greer Is meeting
with great success with his protract-
ed meeting at Central Union. AL.
ready there has been IS additions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10
oREAr DEMONSTRATION

Our annual sale and demonstration
of Majestic Ranges begins Oct. 81.
A nice lot of vessels given free with
each Range hot biscuits and coffee
will be served Everybody invited.
Ferris &c Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

Ralph Victor Bobbett. Of Neva-
da, Mo, student last year in the
College Of Arts and Science OF the
University Of Missouri. was killed on
Saturday in battle between Amcri-
can Marines and blue-jackets and
the revolutionary forces under Gen
eral zedelon IN Nicaragua.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wales. and
Miss MaybelIe Wales and Harry Far
rell who became i'll Sunday from
what was believed to be ptomaine
poisoning, have about recovered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10
FINE LITTLE HEATER

Those little Sheet Iron Stoves,
sl.75. $3.50 and $3.50, with one Joint
Of pipe and damper. Oh, my, how
they do heat.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

H. H. Meyer and wife are In
field, ILL.,, attending the Fair
Springfield, H., attending the Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10
Ferrla & Cauthorn.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Cobb of Mis-
soula, Mont, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 0te MCGEE Of this city Mr..
Cobb is a sister Of Mrs. McGee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10
|pte against single tax
| the words YES on
Inents Nos 6 and Z.

|yERNoR A. NJ. DoCKERY
the very best stump speak
the public today, and was
|ith a large and 1 precia !
Zee at the Opera House in
besday afternoon You can
kd Dockery on the firing
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

THE Perry, Mo, Automobile Club
knows how to help get permanent
good roads. Their visit to Mexico
Tuesday will help get results.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

WOULD it be considered interyen
ton if we sent a regiment of suffra
gettes across the border?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

The thrifty shopper who wants to
save money reads Ledger ADVERTISE
ments.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

Quite number from this city went
to Springfield to attend the Illinois
State Fair Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

Born. to the Rev. G. M. Aker and
wife. Of Tayette, Oct. 8, son. Ce-
Gil NJ. Jr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10
yoUR SAVINGS
i'll increase II deposited in

VIII increase If deposited in
NORTH MISSOURI TRUST co.
Interest paid at rate Of 3 per cent
on Savings Deposits left months OF
over dw1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

MARRIED BY JUSTICE BAKER.
Neville White and Miss Gertrude
Van Reen of Galloway were married
by Judge John 7. Baker here
Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

J. R. Boat man and wife are visit
ing here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

Choice Old Cotton Seed
Meal and Cracked Screened
Cake $50 in ton lots or over.
VIM. Pollock Mill & Elev.
Co. d-w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10
Everybody Coin
TO ATTEND THE I
Corn Carnival
At Perry, Mo.
Oct. 1853, 1912

YOU are invited to attend, and sollc-
tied to exhibit your Live stock,
Poultry and all kinds Of Farm Pro.
ducts. Several hundred dollars viii
be given away in Premiums. compel
tent corn judges stated that the 1905
corn exhibit at Perry Carnival equal
ed the sedalia State Fair Exhibit.
See the Big Premium List.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-10

Cups and Saucels and
Bread and Butter plates, all
$1.00 values for SOC.