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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19
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&. W. Wilson sold seventeen head
al hogs to Louis Anthony. Price !
i.2c per pound; weight z2s pounds,
delivered.
Born, to Rev. w. D.. Pulls and
wife on Dec. s. a fine woodrow WI
son Democrat
Mrs. w. N. Chic K has been III
Of bronchitis for ten days. she is
some better.
w. T. Chick was in Mexico on
business Monday.
Frank Bovine bought a young mare
from ]. W. Mcclintic. Price SIZE.
Charley Casseil recently bought q
set of harness OF Mr.. Ray for $40.
w. r. Chick. wife and daughter
recently visited at the home OF
harley CasseIL
Archie Johnston sold five hogs to
Wheeler Cant the past week at
s1.2b; weight 1870 pounds.
The Revere nd Maxey preached al
New Hope Saturday. Saturday night
and Sunday. A large audience was
present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

a. o. Boyds residence was destroy
% BY frs Saturday morning.
Romhns & Fisher bought IS hogs
- 7 f4c from A. o. Boyd. 4s at q
lac from r. B Robinson, 81 "A 4
lac from Waiter Featherston. 1s
&c ". 4. owings. I6 at &c
frosa J. N. Doyle and 50 at $40
from P. Evefhart-
7. u. Robinson paid chas. Kitchen
s4s fer q COW; he bought 500 bu
81 corn from Clyde Proctor for
40c. SOC bu. at 4oc from N. t. ow-
lngs and 100 at s5c from Louie
Young. delivered.
W. II. Pollard bought 1000 bu. al
i5sc from Bruce Pollard.
Chas. Pollard bought $50 bu. al
soc from Elmer Jennings.
". Nv. Crosswhite fought $50 bu
at soc from P. P. Palmer and sol
ba. at 4oc from II. Bartee.
w. H. Fessherston bought 20
bu. ut 45c from b Graves.
L. White bought 200 hu { 4Oc fror
f. Palmer.
> X. Stevens bought $50 bu. at as
from A. o. Boyd and 400 bu. at so
from n. Milholen.
e p. D. Purvls bought $50 bu. froi
Mfuhoinn ~ gnc
b Homer swinney bought a $40 mul
r colt from T. d. Robinson.
Miss Janette White. teacher
Il Rurnham, gave a School Fair, TO tn
a pupiis on the afternoon befol
Thanksgiving. About 100 visitors q
n ioyed the event. Prizes were give
III classes of Domestic Science an
n Agriculture.
a. Mrs. Cox OF Dover is visiting hs
!, daughter, Mrs. w. H. Pollard.
Mrs. Jas Thompson and SON, ha'
= returned from a visit to Fayette.
John spelman shipped cattle SUI
= day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

Arthur Tager wsnt to Mexico on
THURSDAY.
wm. Jones sold a nice filiey cot
70 Noah Mitchell for SIS.
left Rector was here Thursday
and said Cluster starr Is buying al
world IL corn ct SIC and that people
were hauling 1t there and piling IT
out on the ground.
wpl WILSON and o moved a cou-
pie Of loads az their farming nipple
ments to the farm he recently bought
near Thompson Thursday
There was quite a crowd out at
the Odd Fellows Lodge Thursday
nigkt
Roy Tribble went TO centraiia Fri
day after a load Of merchandise.
Klrt Rove shipped a load OF cat.
tie to Chicago and got Sc for them.
J Phil Roberts and family and A. J.
TrIbbie went to Centralia satur-
, day.
Some from this vicinity attended,
4 the Masonic Lodge at Contra
school house Saturday Afternoon
{ and enjoyed a feast
The many friends Of James an,
Henry wager will be glad to hea'
OF their success in the agent con
test for the Economy stock powde
e out Of q field of So agents. Henr.
Wager wen the s10o prize offered 70
I the agent ceiling the most Econom,
e Stock Powders. James was well u
e in the line for a man Of 30 itti
experience in this line; not beln
. agent very long he was placed a
q seventh man.
James MCGOWAN sold 9 threeFyeal
old mules to Mccormick and Neon
mis- of Centralia. Price not known.
o. Rev. sleighed filled his reguia
appointment at Maple Grove sur
day and Sunday night and took din
ner al DR.. Golfers.
Charley TaHzy and wife OF Rea
Paris spent Sunday with Arthur Va
e ger and family.
The neighbors with about ;
8 teams gathered 80 acres Z
e corn for Marion Corneilson by moo
and then went over and gathere
about 30 A. for VIM. Robbins ths
AFTERNOON.
A. ]. Tribble took a couple G
loads Of turkeys to centraiia Tuei
e day.
u A. ]. Tribe bought a fine Abe
l. deem Angus calf from Oscar WI
son for &c a pound
Arthur wager went to Centrlai
Tuesday after a load Of coal for Et
Scott.
II Tom Bagiey went 10 Centralia a
3 ter a load of coal for 8, NJ. Wager.
Several from this neighborhood a
tended the sale Tuesday at Ezr
Wards.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19
MoLIho.


Mrs. Josie Sharp OF near SAINTS
Re. was the guest Wednesday Of Mrs
r. L. Heller.
Mrs. j. f. Lowry arA children Of
Mexico spent Saturday night and
Sunday with her hSsthkr, Bert Bow.
en-. and fauh&
Mrs. Clyde Marshall is in Mexico
for weeks visit with relatives
and friends.
DR.. Flynt, ]. D. worley and son,
Herman. attended the Mason Lodge
al Central Saturday evening.
Mrs. Porter Cauthorn and Mrs. J
d. Morley attended the Chapter Of
the Eastern Star at Santa Fe sat
urday.
Dode Barnes and wife entertained
MIR. Karnes and family Sunday al
dinner.
Shelf Bybee of Garrett, Kansas
is visiting relatives of this vicinity.
Gene and Clark Williams present
ed their sisters. Gladys and Crystal
with an organ as a Xmas present
Walter Robinson and wife Of Mex
leo. ard R. L. Robinson and famil,
were the Sunday guests Of H. L
Weaver and daughter.
There was quite a fire on tbs
night Of Dec. IL. that lighted VI
the country for miles around. wher
John Burgess barn. known as tn,
Robinson Show Barn. and owned
by Mr.. Morgan of Illinois was burn
ed Fortunately, there was ne
stock in the barn. but there was
lots Of feed and farming implements
Barn and contents insured for $500.
Virgil Stuart bought a calf from
John Morgan for SIS.
H. L. Weaver sold Lafe LipI
two calves for s32.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19
BENTON CITY

There win be q big entertainment
and Christmas tree at the Chris
tian ch5rch here next Tuesday ev-
ening. given by the public school.
Sam Barker Is at home again.
John Steele and wife and Mrs.
Owens were shopping in Mexico
Tuesday.
Arch Kellerhals took French Doug
lass and wife and Miss Pinkie Doug
lass to Columbia Monday in his car
TO visit Mrs, Ridgeway who has been
very III.
The Presbyterians did well with
their bazaar and supper. taking In
sl.fs.
WIN Coodson is on the sick list.
Frank Mile is no better at this
writing.
Kick Hofsess and family visited
at Chris Erisman's Sunday.
Rev. Leonard preached his last
sermon at Unity Church last Sunday
night.
The two Bible Glasses Of the
Christian Church viii meet at Mrs
Bud campbell's Thursday night. Sun
day. there were 121 present at Sun
day School
Harvey Precht and wife visited
at Fred Precht first OF the week.
Esef6l Christmas Presents, to suit
any lady. Poisson's Dry Goods
c.. ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19
NORTH EAGLE.

Rey. o'Herron Of Canton filled bis
regular appointment at Santa Fe
Sunday morning and night.
Jim Denham returned to st. Lou
Is Monday. after visiting homesoIks.
w. L. Bybee shipped q carioad
Of hogs 10 st. Louis Monday.
Henry Hammeyer delivered a load
Of hogs to Pete Harper Of Rush Hill
last week. He received 500 for
them.
Joe Moore of Mexico is visiting
in North Eagle vicinity this week.
w. D. Talley butchered hogs on
Thursday.
". w, Tailey and family were
Mexico visitors Wednesday.
W M. Brown end wife spent Tues
day with q. w. McFadin and family
south Of Santa re.
Miss Nora WiIkerson IL visiting
Mra. jim Dsnham this week near
Worcester.
There viii be an oyster and ice
cream supper At Santa Fe Christmas
sse. Eye d te come.
~
...,,,. M 80. setss :
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19
lame aAanAln.

We offer until Jan. LIST, ESQ acres
smooth prairie land, z IL miles
from Mexico at s45 per acre. This is
3 nice piece Of land. improvements
poor but a great bargain at the
price.
dwi North Missouri Trust Company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19
TWO HANDSOME


SHOW WiNpoWSs
Ragsdale,s Cash Store, following
its usual custom. has two Of the
pr~ettiest Christmas show windows IN
Mexico. One. which was dressed BY
Misses Leona Armstrong and Ada
ihiIlips, has a centerpiece OF Christ
mas tree decorated with toys and
advertising the unusually large toy
department OF this up-to-date estab-
lishment. The remainder Of the win
dow carries out the Christmas spIr-
1t.
The other window. decorated BY
Misses Bessie Woods and Lucy Arm
strong, is filled with lovely gift
china with a background Of trellis
work decorated with glittering nov
and other holiday spangles. Mr..
Ragsdaie has a sales force Of Is.
all experienced clerks trained to be
cordial and polite and 70 please his
csersincreasing trade. He ssure his
patrons Of the best treatment
and the lowest prices anywhere on
his magnificent stock Of holiday Of
terings. d1w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19
wiLFLEYs TO VISIT

OLD MEXICO,
Mrs. Sarah r. Whitley Of 5401 ca
banne avenue. ST. Louis. and her son
x. P. Whitley Of 50s5 Vernon av.
enue. st. Louis. will depart satur.
day night for Mexico City. Mex
to pass the Christmas holidays with
former Judge La. r. Whitley, son
of Mrs. Whitley, who owns large
mining interests near the Mexican
capital. They will pass several
weeks in Mexico. according to pres,
ent arrangements.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

Beat the whites u 2 eggs dry3 gradually
Neat in h4lf 4 cup Of ssted conlecsioner's
s,,ea. ana continue Inc beating until the frost
;ag i smooth. thick and glossy, then beat ~
g1sted cocoanut, fresh Or prepared, and
snresd uooa tie cake, This i~Fosting Is made
thick by beating rather than BY sugar.
Save shis recipe, You VIII want 70 Use 4
frequently. Or better, send Us the colofsd
certificate packed IN each 2S-cent can q &
g Baking Powder and We will mail you The
cookis Book containing this and 50 other
hakine recipes equally good all by Mrs. Hill
Isaues Mic. Co, Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19
elvE 4 aoY A HAMMER

a saw. and a few nails and you win
be surprised what a difference In the
boy Let him divide play time by
merding tne fence. barn, etc. A boy
is d good judge Of tools. We sell
COOL tools.
Ferris a CauthoFn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

A set of Fnrs. for a Lady or Miss,
makes a useful Christmas present
We have them. all kinds and at all
prices. Poisson's Dry Goods Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

j. Capps Indian Blankets are the
chosen blankets of the Indian tribes.
made for them by ]. Capps 4 Sons
for a generation. You must see
them to appreciate the Indian colors
and designs.
Ricketts, & Emmons D. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

"The Trail Of the Lonesome Pine
by John Fox, Jr. ssThe Girl Of the
Limberlost" tsequel to eFreckIess1
The Master Violin. by Myrtle
Reed and many more important new
books now at Soc at Craddochss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

A full line OF silk Hosiery, Hand.
~kerchiefs. Fancy Notions and Furs,
suitable for Christmas presents at
Poisson'a. d2wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

Beautiful Christmas Greeting
Cards hsnd-painted and copper plate,
engraved daintIIy and inexpensive,
at craddock's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

Have YOU tried Lynn's Liver PiIlsg
Guaranteed BY Buckner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

Aluminium Ware-Gurnesey Brown
and White Ware Great assert.
ment. Priced specially low for Christ
mas. Robertson's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

Remember the loved cnes with a
box Of HuyIer's or Gunther's Fam
GUS Candy vi a cod
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

II you will secure two new sub
scrIbers for the Weekly Ledger for
one year, we will present you with
. new handsome up-to-date die
tIonary free.
Wit n. NJ. WHITE q SON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

Xmas Cigars in Boxes al Buck
ner's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19
n z posrs

hs-c come to stay They improve
the appearance Of the farm. VIII
last 80 to 40 years. Line posts on
ly soc each.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

We are headquarters for Xmas
Candles, Nuts. etc. Navel Oranges,
Csc doz. wi
Frank A, s~anneheck.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

Are your hens laying7 If not,
Buckner sells a guaranteed Egg
Producer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

Rogers 1s47 Plated Spoons. Knives
and Forks at less than wholesale
cost. Oyerstocked. Robertson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

MISS FRANCES au1-
Phons ga.
Professor valents entertained as
guests at dinner az Mrs. spences
Thursaay Miss Let's. Meesrs. Calvin
Triton. Russell Moore. Ray Miller
Ben Locke and Kenneth Sanford
Engraved Vtsitinx Cards Weontns
.n~vltatsons. Announcement and
Acknowledgement Cards. Styles
correct. prices right. and orders
worssR. Tba Jsweier-
Mrs. chas. Carpenter is entertain
ing a house party this week. Her
guests r Mines. Inez Kemper ano
r. Hancock Of Montgomery citf.
Mrs. w. A.. Mcclure Of Mcberls ana
Miss Pauline ockrehauser Of New
Florence. Nc.
p enhueauQna ny ~. o,,.,.
Myers led the lesson subjects Of
which were Germany and the Com
mon MAN. and Spread OF Social IN.
~fiusnce.r The Circle viii not NEST
paxt waek The next meeting will
~ neo s7th with Mrs. Jas. Roy.
Tally Cards. Bridge Whist sccrea
Danna Programs and Place Cares,
10 te 800 each.
Worrcll. Tha JeWe'er.
40 = 60. 80 hosteas for
n r,,,h ,s.t Mordax "a.
ternoon. Extra guests were MINES
L. II. Hannah, Wallace Fry, james
Burlington, Frank Kelso. Charles
Glendy and F. r. Sanford The Prize
q poinaetta, was secured Dy Mrs-
Glendy.
. -r..rcnssn.a
-s~u~~p.s~s a,s,avs n,
@ u. q "A ~ hcr
ra..su ~. .aw.Tsr
Just a Mere Club" was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by hrs'
Chas- Carpenter, IN honor o nef
bouse guests. The Club prize, =
cut glass nsFTis, wss rscoived py
Mrs. VIM. West while the guest prize
a cutsglass powder Q went 70 Mrs'
Frank Bruton. The Club poopy
prize was carried of by MIS-. McAi
lister and the guest boopy by Mfs
Dan Dudley.
!, -avar,ng csds,a ponovan
Bohm, Crowder, Primmer. Crowsdale
Parrott and Hubbard, y inc MO "a
A., entertained the following young
ladies with an elaborate s'x cours'
Threlkeld. Harriet Winans. Rutl
Hoxsey. winie Robnett, Doroth,
Blanks. Jennie Hinsdale and Limit,
Dyke. Col. and Mrs. Mold chaperor
ed the party. The guests assembled
la the parlors before repairing to iii.
ordinary where the dinner was 4 7
sannes u - 49, 49, y
~
plates and presented to the youn,
ladies' afterwards, Pretty hand
shn aaanwa.taaa 1wa. a,nna- n,
1000. q ~ a-ran,ns ~. s,.er
IL nv .n.man, 4, r,,,s,o IA cor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19
cAssEnolEa 4 as

make a nice Christmas gift. ses
our window. d2wi
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

Il you are losing your Poultry,
Buekner aeiis a guaranteed cure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

LENDER
Aal meeting Of the
IN ni GLIB, held IN
hday evening. with
HnieI presiding, DR.
president. Fred De
espresiaent, OrviIls Smith
d n. Ellis secretary and
distant secretary.
)ers were elected from
srs Be directors. this board be-
$50 BY nominations that even
III the membership OF the
Z Dx the personel Is as follows:
Hedr hiel, Or. Terrell. DR.. Par
es Bland. Or. Afford. Fred De
Frank Dye, W. e. Hitch.
Rn Ehite. Kaid Price, WIN Dan
F G te Dye. Ed Lemon, VIII Wat
s*iei brville Smith, Hays Ellis and
*AsB Gentle.
Yer its election the board re-
<sms n elected the officers. When
Parrish was announced as pres
/ he was given a big ovation,
% showed not only unanimous APP
~ &val. but enthusiastic recognition
MAt he was the right man in the
ht place. DR.. Parrish responded
= a speech, pronounced n OF the
best OF the kin ever heard here,
A vote Of thanks to G. G. Daniel.
the retiring president and to the
retiring officers and board for their
GOOD work during the past year was
Il te4dered by the club.
knoker and lunch followed the
OF the meeting.
& Il. Daniel, ST., who was made
hnt Of the club at It's organiza-
year ago. had the difficult
A BIZ steering the new organiEa-
hrough the tentative nj for
period Of the first year. He
vade 4 splendid record. holding
NAs HmEphip intact, and to the
49, saapb under his admins
EN N NJ credited vandaIia's
ffArrjeh, who succeeds Mr.. Dan
sstt "a president Ia ideally fitted Tor
h9NstfHHs Afie MIND In conetEnn-
n and executive, He has leisure
~ hin eonatant travel over the
ssske has made him conversant with
Aaa town needs % problems.
)ehAt re win Apply the remedies IL
xpqatsd ana believed. and In the
%pasaon he win have che cor
Afsa unanimous support OF the
Nnd the citizens generally.
AaiL Ok that city, nays:
va 4 Fpusing and enthusiastic
2 TIE Commercial Club held
fenaay nigh. IL was the D
for the election Of Off.
ne 81 not know It before
IN which grsatssal
- III q be ssias. mus
~ i the apprecia-
Il his untiring
aHnHlAsag Of our city
7
+ @sord BEBaaa srmsn Pens,
Bex Stationery Il Grad
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

Boys Sheds. Skates. Wagons
200 Kinds. Robertson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

40 Kinds Razors. 20 Kinds strops,
10 Kinds Soaps. Robertson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

The Lynn line is complete and ali
guaranteed Buckner's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19
Stock and =
y Farm News

LOCAL MARKET.
New wheat-se7.
4 New Corn-4ec . 42c.
& New ozts-2s and SOC.
q staw-s4,0o q ton.
3 Good Ttnothy and Straw
3 HAy-s1s.
q n q q 3 q q q
THE vANDEvENTER COMMISSION
co. Is ALWAYS IN THE MAR
Knr FOR POULTRY. BUTTER
AND EGGS. CALL Us BE
FORE YoU SELL VII
MUTUAL Phone s-cITY Phone sss
r. A. Hightshoe e Co.
For Poultry and EGG Prces.
st. Louis Close
Cattle-55oo. including 1900 South
|ern. Steady.
Hogn-9000. Steady TO strong.
Mixed and butchers 100 q T.S0
Good and heavy 7.2s q ESQ
Rough and Heavy e75 a 10
Light eos a TBS
Pigs 0s.40 q CTS
Bulk 700 a TBS
s~heep-2soo. Steady.
Chicago Close
Wheat Dec Sc May 81 ia a s-s Ju-
iy 81 rs
|cora Dec As SIS May As rs a -
lJuly 20 IS
Oats Dec 50 rs May So IS July
s3 IL
Pork Jan 1V.75 May 1900
lard Jan $50 May SIS
RIBS Jan s.s2 May s.s5
Curtis Field bought several stake
horses last week In Texas for Field
Bros, Just EAST of this city. They
viii be shipped here in the next few
days.
Springfield, Mo, Dec. is-
Eight hundred dollars was paid
here recently for a hen. but that
hen, Lady Show YOU" is champ
ion egg layer Of America, by virtue
Of having a record Of PSI full weight
eggs In one year.
The bird WIS purchased from ]. A.
Bickerdite of Millersville. H., by
the Chicago Poultry Journal. Lady
Show You" won the national egg-lay-
ing contest at the state poultry sta
tson. Mountain Grove. Mo-. this
year. She is at present upon exit
bition at the State Poultry Show
here.
Lutte Smith. steward of Hospital
No. /. at Fulton, win likely man
age the fine Clay farm in Sailing
township for a term Of years. This
is one Of the largest and best
farms in the County and we feel
confident Lutte will prove q most
efficient manager. Mr.. Smiths
many friends In this county are
slad to know he and his family are
10 become citizens OF good old Au-
drain.
II. R. Buckner recently paid B.
W. Davis s195 for a good three-
year-old muie.
Lots OF stock ia being fed in Au.
drain county at this time though the
aer centage OF hogs is perhaps
smaller than usual because Of the
prevaIeEce Of hog cholera.
The following Of near Benton
Ciiy are feeding:
Albert Harrison, 70 mules.
w. L. Culver. 50 head cattle.
Rolia Hendrix, 60 head heifers.
Herman Hutchins. 80 head heIfers.
G. r. Harrison, 40 head heifers.
Those feeding cattle. in Rush Hill
vicinity are: s. B. Beadies 2sioadg
Of heifers: J. C. Diggs 140 head cat
lie; John Phillips . loads bfdfers;
Gather Berrey 60 head; @. @. Low
er 20 head; r. H. Mechlin 20 head;
Jack Brown. 100 head.
Harry Noel. of near Martins
burg. is feeding 100 head Of cat
lie.
Sedalia,, Nc, Dec. IL.
A flock Of 1850 turkeys vas driven
into sedalia from the northeast part
of the county. and sold here Monday
by John Golden at 1e lie . pound.
The turkeys were driven 2s miles,
and travelled at the rate Of 2 miles
an hour. The birds averaged more
than 1e pounds. and brought their
owner nearly 5000.
Lutte Diggs, one of Audrin's most
active stockmen. is feeding $50 head
Of cattle. His $50 A. OF corn made
about an average Of Is bu. This
season. SO far, he has purchased over
5000 bushels Of corn at from IS to
40 cents 8 bu-
craddook has the best Of Boys
IL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

10000 Other good things. at Robert
sons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

80 Candle Rayo Lamps. s1.s5. Rob
ertgon's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

Buckner carries a big line Of
M~eerschaum and French Briar
Pipes. vi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

Xmas Candles al Buckners.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

Toilet Waters. Perfumes. Xmas
Cigars. Pipes at Buckner's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

Mrs. ] w. Dugan IL tho guest cf
her son. Walter Dagan. in Cedar
City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

craddook has the best Of Boys
and Glrls' Books.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19
Roberts
Good Furniture
For Gifts

Hundreds of suitable pieces carefully chosen
from the foremost makers! Special atten-
ton is called to the following lines:
Writing Desks Mems Chfuonier WarcroDes
Work Tables Music Cabinets
Living Roop, Tables Tea Tables and Trays
Calerssies lea Carts
Leather Chairs and Rockers Chidrens Chairs and Rockers
Leather Couches Candlesticks
Dayenports Bookklocks
Piano Benches electric Lamps
Hall Clocks Telephone Stands
Ladies' Dressing Tables Magazine Stands
Chifoniers Muffin Stands
Cheval Mirrors Footstoos
Folding Card Tables Bullets
Fancy Wall Mirrors China Cabinets
understands Bookcases
Taborets Reed Rockers
Wing Chairs Kitchen Cabinets
Pedestas Cedar Chests
Chndrens Beds Brass Beds
SHOP NOW
Henry Precht is in charge of our
Undertaking Department
L. w. ROBERTS
New Larsen Building.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

Xmas Perfumes at Buckner's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

Kt. Diamond, ssa. bearing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19
An Everyday Cake
Gold Cake

The rotary bealeT y nc only
heater that viii do Justice %
the yolki q eggs. The beat.
inQ kills an eFs taste and
improves the texture q the
naln
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-19

Miss Corinne Barth left this weew
for Youngstown, Ohio. and other
points, where she win make ex-
tended visit with relatives.
Evening journal., 1912-01-04
ELKs' CONVENTION.
Portland Committee Using "Commis'
sion Form" in Making Ar
ran0pmpnfs.

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. "A COM
mission form Of government, similar
in many respects to that now in use
by many of the leading cities Of the
country, has been adopted by the Elks
of Portland for handling the business
of the Grand Lodge Convention to be
held in this city next July.
There are ten commissioners whose
work is divided under the followingI
heads: General arrangements, recep-
ton, grand lodge, decorations, finance
entertainment, parades and music, ho-
tells, publicity, treasurer. X. X. Kubli,
Exalted Ruler Of the Lodge occupies
the position of chairman, correspond
ing TO the Office of Mayor. Harry c.
McAllister, former State Fish aad
Game Commissioner of Oregon, has
been elected secretary of the COM
missoin and is general manager oil
the convention.
The plan is proving very success
full. In view of the fact that the city
Of Portland is now engaged in a cam
paign for the adoption of the commits
sion plan in the government of ita
municipal affairs. the progress Of tho
Elks is being watched with special in
tterest.
Evening journal., 1912-01-04
CLUB TO ELECT.

The Eleventh Ward Democratic
Legion will hold its annual meeting
and election Of officers tonight, and
later will entertain the members Of
the Twelfth. Ward Democratic Club
with whom the members Of the
Eleventh Ward Club recently held a
card and pool tournament, the
Twelfth warders losing handsome
silver cup to their opponents. This
cup will be presented to the win
ners this evening, Representative
Thomas f. Gormley making the pre-
sentation speech
Evening journal., 1912-01-04
THE DANGER OF la GRIPPE

Is its fatal tendency to pneumonia.
To cure your la grippe coughs take
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. r.
e. Fisher. Washington. Kas. says Il
was troubled with a severe attack OF
la grippe that threatened pneumonia.
A friend advised Foleys Honey and
Tar Compound and l got relief after
taking the first few doses. | took
three bottles and my la grippe was
cured" Get the genuine, in the yellow
package.
n. B Danforth, Morket and Second
streets.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-01-04
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