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long and tedious task. but was COM
pleted in perhaps forty minutes. when
the ball, to all outward appearances,
was again nothing but worn and
battered veteran of big league bat
ties.
That ball." said Brockett, survey
ing his handiwork with .justihable
pride. contains the entire packet OF
letters to Gomez Esteral, and the en-
velopes now contain sundry wholly
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DR.. Pierce's Pellets, small, sugar-coated,
easy to take as candy, regulate and invigorate
stomach, liver aud bowels. Do not grippe. Adv.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1912-11-07

Mrs. winsiow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teethlng, softens the gums, reduces infamma-
ton, ALA pain, cures wind collie, 25c bottle Nh
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Feeble they were. They tried hard,
these bandit Mexicans, but only the
easiest kind of fly balls rested secure
ly in their grip. After about a dozen
balls had been dropped. Solano. with
gesture of impatience. set of at a
jog-trot, crossed the field and took up
position among the farthest Mex
leans. not far from the edge OF the
clearing.
"Bueno, buenol" laughed Captain
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Storm centers as rule defy central
limitations.
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The Language.

Tho Language.
$50 the firms gone under"
Eyes, l am sorry to see them going
up"
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Contrary Causes

why did links break up housekeep
ing?"
Because his wife broke down"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11
EXPERT ENGINEERS
DECIDE DEFECTS

Judge $ Groves and Judge
John iafson il the Ardrain County
Court arr back from st. Louis
whtre they SIC. Thurgday confer
ring with tApt3t engineers In an eff
fort te clear UP the conditions ex-
isting between sthe architect and
contractors who have charge Of the
work Of constructing the new eoun-
Is millinery.
Dls:nterested and competent en-
gineers have been employed to Wis
t the building and pass upon the
plans and work. The ST. Louis men
are expected to visit Mexico in
the course Of a couple Of weeks.
The point for consideration is
whether the defects are in the plans
of R. H Phillips. the architect or
the construction work of the j.. b.
Evans Construction Company. Mfr.
Phillips claims there are defects
in the construction work, and 1t is
said a portion OF the building has
been condemned, The contractors
claim 1t is no fault Of theirs and
lay the blame to the architects
plans.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

As postmaster, Geo. Robertson
presided and bntroduced the seY-
erai speakers. In his introductory
remarks Mr.. Robertson spoke upon
the need Of the $500. 600 road bonds
In d forceful and convincing man
ner. Throughout the evening ne
commented upon the various sub
jects allotted the other speakers
atating he was going TO make q
long speech but on the installmem
plan
After the banquet had been served
the addresses of the evening were
begun when Rufus Jackson read 9
communication from former Mayor
d. b. Graham, now in Cuba. upon
the subject Of MeUico's needs me
letter 10 reproduced elsewhere ~
this article,
Frank Ragsdaie, ONE of MeXieos
ityast merchants. spoke upon the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

most entertaining manner delivered
a red.hot philippe direct from the
grtddle,
The banquet was one OF the rim
est ever served at a local gathering,
Mr.. Hoxsey is to be complimsented,
not only for the good things he Of
fered, but for the excellent service
About 100 Present.
Among those present were:
r. L. Marshall, /. NJ. Richards, w
E West, L B Hawthorne, j. w. Gal
laher, ] At Brown. w. w. Fry, Jr,
Sam Morris, Roy Barclay, s M.
Locke, Mark Pitcher. Col, W r.
Kofr The Rev. w, A. Shullenberg-
er G. i. Ferris w. c. Wallace,
Geo Lee, o. Fl. Brown, TURNER viii
liams. j. W. Barnett. T. J. Kelso, B
F Wells, Roy Ferris, H. E. G. Tuck
er, A. LARSEN Geo. Fl. KuEkel, II
p, Warden, w J Porawski. s. n.
Evans, C. B. Llckie, o. w. Huene-
field, Frank Robertson, Judge s G.
Groves, L. NJ. white, D. r. Middle
ton.
A. C. White. NJ, r. WISE 7 A
Chopper, r., NJ. White, Ross eau.
thorn Henry Llewellyn, Fred
Llewellyn, Nate Phillip. J.. q. Lake
man, A. G. Barnes, Earl Brown, VIII
Wilkins, Fred Pitcher, L. NJ. Dozler,
Louis Barth, w. S, Eller, !. T. Nc
Cue, w w Bolts, r. d. Worrell, F.
A. Sannebeek, Rufus jackson. | T
Van Note, DR.. j. f. Harrison, r.
w Luckie, Willard POTTS. r. Al,
Ragsdale, r. j. williams, NJ. T. Van
degrift, Fred A Morris, S. D. Byrns,
John p. Kemp, A. P. Green, G. F
Clark. George Robertson, p. H. Rob
%ertsont ]. II. Hains, F, A Pearl.
Ed Rowland, w A Sharp, Or P
sE Coz, g. w. Criswell, ]. w. Dry,
Walter II. Rucker, p. A. Deaning.
John w. Million. ]. D. Mckee, p.
II. Locke, J., W. Lee, Jr., Judge Alex
Carter, c. P. Malone Or. r. Ber-
rey, w F Atkinson e R Myers.
g. II Hamilton, J. ym. Johnson
ID W Strain. r ] Bates, A Lau-
del, D. Laudel, ]. Daniel, r +.
Race, John Beal Will j. Morris, Je-
Der Crews.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11
LOT Donated
FOR CARNEGIE
LIBRARY HERE

The Women of Mexico and the
Ledgers move for a Carnegie Ii
brary is no longer a theory but a
probability We have Mr.. c~arnegie's
offer Of $4,000 for such a building
and. as he demands the lot be fur
nished. Mfr. and Mrs. J. F Llewellyn
have come forward and donated one
for the building. This Is most
commendable civic pride and one the
people Of Mexico should show their
appreciation Of by voting a mill
tax OF one dollar on the thousand
70 the library's support which Mr..
Carnegie demands accompany his
gin.
The lot is the south half Of lot
five and six, of the original city Of
Mexico and IS located just south
OF G Ii Ferris home on Washing
ton avenue. North Mexico has no
public building and this will fill that
want, also. The present library has
over 2000 volumes with over 900
regular patrons, The present
rooms, donated free with light and
heat gratis has been given by Mr..
Llewellyn and the Light 6 Power
Co.
It Is surprising the number OF
poor people who are taking sdvan-
tage Of the Free Public Library,
which has outgrown its present
apartments. Others use the library
for reference purposes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11
4 oRRosERATIoN
Of interest % Mexico Readers

- TTFNFFTN FTN III alH-
For months Mexico readers have
seen ia these columns enthusiastic
praise of Doan's KIDNEY Pills by
Mexico residents Would these proHn-
inent people recommend a remedy
that had mot proven reliable? Would
they confirm their statements after
years mad elapsed VI personal exper.
ience had not shown the remedy 10
be worthy Of Enforcement? No
stronger proof OF merit cam be had
Than cures that have stood the test
of tBfne. The following statement
should carry conviction to the mind
OF every Mexico reader.
John s. Wilson. Washington VT
Mexico, NO. Says: II wllltagly 9
firm tine public testimonials / have
previously given In praise Of Doans
Kidney Plllsl Whenever need
thia remedy / take a few doses and
ann relieved OF ana bladder and kid
ney complaint. / cannot speak too
highiy In praise Of Doanas Kidney
pills.
For sale By all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-Miiburn.. Co.. New
York. sole agents for the United Stat
es.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11
GROWS HAIR AT

65 YEARS OF AGE.
Dea sins: / heard of Partisan
Sage and aa any head would Itch a
good deal, I thought ! would Try u.
| never used any remedies before an
was bald on Top of my head,
/ am using the thhd bottle and
have a lot of hair where ! was
bald.
| would like YOU to see the new
hair sprouting from my head. The
itching in my scalp quickly d8sap
peared. 1 am S. years ORD and
have been at the Bazaar 81 years
VIM. A. Hopper. Atictioneer Hark
ness Bazaar, Ninth & Peari on Sts,,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Large bottle of Parisdan Sage so
cents, Guaranteed by Otis PuHdy
for dandrnff, failing hair and FealT
itch, Puts lifs and beauty into faded
hair and is a delightful lhair dress
inc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

was needed to bring the citizens Of
town and country together. He said
things to the point. lifted the ven
and presented truth attired only in
a grim smile and a coat Of tan; and
because It was Truth and everyone
knew 1t, the Judge was roundly
cheered.
He suggested good roads, the APP
pointment Of at lest n county citi-
zen on boards or commissions in
which the County was al much in
terested as Mexico-in other words,
show the farmer we are interested
in him and make him interested in
us for we are all working for the
good of Audrain and Mexico.
R. D. Worrell followed Judge Car
ter. His enthusiastic talk is re-
corded elsewhere in an abbreviated
form. L. N. White made a short
talk on the proposed Masonic Tenn
pie. F. A. Morris, in a few words,
told Of the nov to build an Elks
Home, stating he had practically
raised the SUM required to start
and pay for the structure in full.
The announcement was received
most enthusiastically.
f. w. LIewellyn spoke upon the
Carneg' Library. His talk, abbreyi-
ated, ia elsewhere on this page. Dr,
J. G. Moore made an interesting talk
on a hospital. the need for which
is keenly felt in Mexico. He offer
ed several plans and went into de-
tail regarding the cost Of building
and maintenance.
President ]. w. Million, in his
usual entertaining style. told OF
the proposed improvements at Har
din College, which are required u
Hardin intends to remain among
the leaders Of women's colleges IN
the West. He likewise touched
upon the good roads subject.
7. j. Williams, the last speaker
went after the factions that keel
the citizens from uniting and in q
- r.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

Hayana, Cuba, Dec. 10, 1911.
To the Business MEMS Banqueters:
1t is the hops Of the writer that
this letter will be read at the Get
Together Banquet, Jan. 4. 1912. |
was invited to write a letter to be
read at the dinner table on this oc-
casion. 1t matters not who invited
me. / was invited all the same and
| don't intend to cell you who gave
me the Invitation. / accepted the
invitation with a proviso. The letter
is to be read Just after the first
course OF the dinner and while the
preparations are being aa@ae Cor the
second course The purpose OF this
to keep from breaking up the
banquet. / dont propose for Van
Ness. Theodore Wilhiams and that
gam to walk out on me. nd /
know they will endure most any
thing until their stomachs are we'll
filled.
1t has been a prevailing custom
with most OF u Mexico citizens
when absent from home any length
OF time TO prepare a lecture and
deliver this lecture to the pub
lie on their return home. AS | have
no intention Of anything of this
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

The library proposition has eeas-
ed to be an experiment. For a
town that has attracted many de-
sirable citizens on account
Of its excellent schools a good IL
brary has always been a necessity.
Schooling only furnishes the founda-
ton and IL our education is to be
continued ii must be from books
we read
After only about 3 months of
earnest work done by the club
women OF our town there is a col
lection Of over 1000 well select
ed books; some were bought by the
library association and others we're
donated by friends Of the enterprise.
and the lovers Of good literature,
The Mexico Power Co. has gen
~erously given them free light and
the heat, ianitor service, and rent
has also been free, The library is
still welcome to these things but
the rooms are now Ear too small to
accommodate the 900 regular read
ers and others who appreciate what
has been done.
We need a library building badly
and it can be secured by the small
tax Of 81 on the $1,000 90. There
are W 1000 volumes for you to
read and they will average in cost
to a purchaser Of new books much
$500 a volume. They are all at
your command for only 81 for each
81 900, ven II NJ were assessed at
full value.
Mr.. Carnegie Is ready 70 put up
the building costing $40, 900, if we
will vote this small tax.
1t will be well for US to become ac-
tive, and while we are doing our
best for Mexico during 1912 to Sc
cure a first class library for our
town while Mr.. Carnegie is doing
this good work which cannot be
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11
ACETYLENE LIGHT
GENERATOR EX
G. DEANS

The generator for the acetyiene
lights at the home Of Coo Dean.
Z miles southwest Of this city, explod
ed early Fraay naght and almost
wrecked The building. Fortunately,
no one vas nured.
The amount Of damage to the
building was rot learned. The floor
Of the dining room was torn up
and many things, especially dishes.
We're broken. Every window IN the
lover STORY also was broken. al
though the upper portion Of the
house was not harmed.
The force OF the explosion was
50 great that the kitchen was torn
from the remainder al the straot-
ure. The noise was heard for many
miles around.
The cause Of the accident is not
known, During the evening Mrs.
Deans attention was attracted To
the irregularity with which the
lights were burning and she, with
her son, Reese. went into the
basement to try to fix ik. They hai
just entered tine basement when
the generator exploded. The child's
hadr was singed slightly. A door
between Mrs. Dean and the genera
tor was splintered.
Their visit to the basement n
probably what saved their lives.
The force OF the explosion was up
ward and to This Is attributed the
fact that they who were near were
not injured.
That the building did not catch
fire and burn was due to the
presence of mind OF Mr.. Dean
As soon as he found that no one
was injured, he immediately exs
tinguished the fires in the Kitchen
and dining room stoves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11
NEWSPAPER MAN
Webs N STURGEON
&. r. lessstt, Of the x. c. star,
and Miss Mary Andersen Sum
ners married at BRIDES home on
Thursday afternoon.

r. f. Leegett and bride passed
through Mexico Thursday night
en- route to Chicago o a bridal trip.
Mr.. Leggett was married to Miss
Mary Anderson summers. of stur-
geon, No, at the brides home on
Thursday afternoon.
The bride is a popular soctty
igri Of Sturgeon and Is a young
lady Of winning ways and high
ideals,
The groom Is a member Of the
staff OF the Kansas City Star. He
Is a graduate of the school of Jour
nalism of the State University and
is known to quite a few former I'm
iversity students OF this city.
The Ledger joins other friends in
extending congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

~ .N
Charles Durham. Lovington. III,
has succeeded Ia finding a positive
cure for bed.wetting. "My little boy
wet the bed every might clear thro'
on the floor. | tried several kinds
OF kidney medicine and | was in
the drug store looking for some
thing different to help him when
| heard Of Foley Kidney Pills, AZ
ter he had taken them two days we
could see a change and when he
had taken two thirds Of a BOTTLE
he was cured. That Is about six
weeks ago and he has not wet in
bed since Otis Purdy, Druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

Many timely suggestions were
made and every talk was TO the
point Time and space forbid the
publication Of all, and 5 a most Of
the talks were extemporaneous no
record was kept of them, The ban
qlet a q decided success and the
good which VIII result WIN be far
reaching and history making In the
annals Of the City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11
asE
|. c. CLAGGETT
DIES IN k c.

John x, and r. II. Brown went to
Kansas City Friday at noon to at
tend the funeral Of r. G. Claggett,
their brotherin-law, who died at
his home late Thursday evening. He
was about 65 years old.
The Ledger joins other friends in
extending sincere sympathy TO the
beraaved ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11
rhe helfer suppiy was

M helier Supply vas OF TUT
quality and the top for CARROTS
reached $500 Wednesday in st.
Louis, This was paid to starr &
Affliek, live stock dealers Of
Boone county, near the Audradn
line, for a drove Of their own feed
ing that averaged $50 pounds
The live stock firm OF starr & AZ,
flick deal in all kinds Of stock and
are noted throughout the country
as sheep feeders, They also deal
heavily in cattle and hogs, and are
one Of the largest shipping firms In
the IL county. They contributed man
loads during the past year to this
market, and intend to break their
record In 1912.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

Present, was to the end that Mex
leo is a good town, but with prop-
or effort along the cooperative line
can make It the best. If the
lead. set by this meeting, is
followed immediately and the en-
thusiasm not allowed to die the
next twelyemonth should be a red
letter M in Audraln county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

Spirit of 1922 He impressed up
on his auditors the great necessity
Of harmony among the citizens If
they desired to accomplish any
thing through proper cooperation,
He especially dwet upon the good
the city has already received from
the Shoe Factory and the Brick
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

forever.
When Mr., White makes a state
ment In the Ledger he knows where
Of he speaks. He says. "A lot
has been offered II this PROPOSE
ton carries" | said there may be
a time when the Carnegie money
will not be at the disposal Of towns
for library purposes and | wish to
sa1 that We should secure the dona-
ton and the lot while we can,
The opportunity to attract more
good people to Mexico is now dur
in 1912.
wish to thank the entire press
for the hearty support they have
given to the cause OF the library,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11
SOUTHERN BANK VS..

T. ]. GIH5UN.
The Southern Bank has filed suit
against T. j. Gibson. The suit Is
to enforce a lien to collect a tax
bill alleged to be due on paving
along his property. The bank pur.
chased some of tine East Monroe
street paving tax bills. The amount
Of the suit is s245.sO and 5 percent
interest from Jan. A, 1911.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

II. II .Ayeritt assnr.ed his duties
as representative of the Internatnon'
al Harvester 90 foi Ills territory
on Monday mornEng, MIR. Ayeritt
Is an experienced hardware man
and Will make the company an eff
Client salesman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11
4 II CURE cArARRA
Stomach Dosing, Sprays and DOUGH
I7s have all failed.

l-3 raw so t-ft~N Io HHr
There is only one way to cure ca
tariih.
Reach the raw uender, Unframed
membrane that ds infested with ca
tairrh germs. and destroy the germs.
Yon can't reach the hooks and
crevices with liquid preparations
there lis only ONE way-bneathe the
~a1atiseptic germRallsn air Of Hy-
o0ued (pronounce 1t High-ome) d.
rectly over the infested parts.
HYoMM c~onhaius NO opium, co
caine or oufer harmful drugs a. "
made of Australian eucalyptus thy
mol and other Iiistertan antiseptics
Il is guaranteed TO end the misery
OF catarrh. asthma. Group and hrcn-
chitts, or money back.
Ask Otis Purdy about the HyonDei
OUTFIT to-day; he sells Vt for
only $1.O0 and guarantees II.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11
HUNTING
LICENSES ISSUED

seven hundred and mine couh'y an
eaght state hunting licenses were as
sued BY County clerk j. 3. Grahar
during the year 1911. The licenses
amounted to $4,000. J,
Mr. Graham made out his aalraill
report Monday ITO Submit 10 STATE
Ganse and Fish Commissioner @t
.IefferHn CITY. Mr., Graham YVES
senf 1000 county and IS State I
censes at the first Of 1911, Inc
s749 aess s11,74 for postage ald
s1fs,sa fees. was RENTED by MT
Graham
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11
MARRIED HERE MONDAY

Norris Aas8in of ogantz, Pa, aud
Helgl raulson. oi Milwaukee, Wis,
we've laarried " Judge w w. Bolts
at the Court tx uth on Monday
morning Tie Ledger extends con
NJ LfR ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11
nwATcH SAN DIEGO GROW

E. B.. Williams sends lHs a copy
OF the 4srd annual edition Of
the san Diego Union. 1t proved a
most interesting publication tell
ing Of tine remarkable growth to prog
resa Of tine city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11
MEXICO WILL GO SOME IN 1912
BUSINESS MEN MEET AT
BANQUET AM 1 A
CAMPAIGN FOR THE
PRESENT YEAR.
Enthusiasm and Interest is
Paramount-M Many inter-
esting Talks Are Made.

Inc Business Mems banquet on
Ihurscay evening, at tho Hotel Hox.
soy, should result IN a more unified
Effort to better Mexico as well as
70 raAe the enthusiasm Of civic
pride 70 The very highest marx
where It should be maintained by
the Live Wires Of the Optimistic
City.
Inc eenernl tone OF the many
snort talks. made BY the cdtlzens
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11
HARDIN BOARD MEETING,

The first meeting of the year Of
the Hardin College Board will be al
the Southern Bank. Tuesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, A full attendance
is desired,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

When buying a cough medicine for
children bear an mind that Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy Is most Of
fectual for colds. Group and whoop-
ing cough and that 1t contains no
harmful drug. For sale by all deal
-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

Constipation is the cause OF many
ailments and disorders that make
life miserable. Take Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. keep
your bowels regular and you win
avoid these diseases. For sale by
al. dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

Do you know that fully nine out
of every ten cases OF rheumatism
are simply rheumatism OF the mus
cles due to cold or damp, or ehEorl-
ie rheumatism. and require no in
ternal treatment whatever? Apply
Chamberlain Liniment freely and
see how quickly Il gives reflex. For
sale by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

\ allow your kidney and
Itrouble TO develop beyond
b Of medicine, Take Foley
Pals. They give quick re-
"a stop Irregularities with
Is promptness. Otis Pardy,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

I. w. Mattox and daughter. Miss
Sallie, left for their home near Full
ton Friday morning. He had been
visiting his daughter Mrs, g. F,
Stuart who has been very sick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Da-
widson, of Montgomery county. on
Jan G, a SON.. Mrs Davidson
was formerly Miss Nora Crews OF
this SON, Both mother and baby are
doing fine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

given as soon as the croupy
|ppears Chamberlain's Cough
will ward off an attack Of
nd prevent ali danger and
/ anxiety. Thousands OF
use It successfully. sold
|ealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

Key is home from a visit
%, Roy,at KeytesvilIe. He re-
BY well and doing fine. Mr..
5 it was 5 below zero at
lle
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11
MCMILLAN WINS GAME

The Mcmillan High Basket team
defeated the University High School
boys in the Mcmillan gymnasium on
Saturday night so to 10.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

Brace NJ. Convey writes the
from 4461 A. Delmar, st.
Mo: 4 can't get along
the good Ledger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

| F. Elliott has returned TO
b. ct Kansas City, Mo. &C
tslt TO his brother Circuit
1 F. Elliott.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

Dakin and wife Of EAgin.
are in Mexico. Mr.. Dakin
ID a farm OF Joe Considinc
weeks ago, and Is here.
hitter his land Interests.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11
Writes Business Men From
Cuba on Proper Spirit

E. d. Graham sorsteS concerning spirit of proDer CO.
operation tosCard the Improvement and maintenance Of the
Merico Business Mems Assoc5otson-anuaa banquet is
urged BIZ former mayor of Merico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

hrds, the father 0f Tic Rev
b, Dashs. d CRITICALLY III
pine Of tho REV. Davis on
bark Avenue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

| year my COFFEE sales
b 300 pounds per week dur
I entire year. WHY Be-
PTS the best value III the
4 the money. This year |
my contract III such
patio manner that ! want to
y about it. | have purchas-
p the largest coffee concern
world 10000 pounds Of vari-
|nds Of green coffee to be
as ordered and have this
in the contract. FOUR
POUNDS IT'D BE
EVERY MONDAY
RG THE YEAR AND SAME
IN AIR TIGHT TIN
miners SAME DAY As
led. In doing this | can
4 you fresh goods every
10 be frank with you / mus!
our assistance to carry out
4 4 and earnestly solicit your
business for this year.
trial.
. Blend, per ID. 30,
& and Java Blend 35V
n pound Of coffee can be
#cur il you like It.
IS another thing | can Of
IN Quick deliveries. 3
4 phones.
4 Morris g u
. Grocer
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

DR.. A. A, Wallace is laid up with
a bad cold.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-11

BRICK FOR A |
I've plenty Of good building
fire brick for sale At prices
80 per thousand up. None
or cheaper. Mexico Fire
! Clay Company. s4-tf