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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-09

acompanada por ell repiqueteo de las
raquetas de los Hcroupiers que hacen
estragos +. EN- el tapete verde.
En- el Vaticano ell veraneo esta en- su
apogeo. FL cardenal Agliardi esta en-
los banos de Acquasparta (Umbrla) los
dos cardenales Vamutelli, EN- su ciudad
natal de Gennazzano; el cardenal Ca
setta veranea en- su palacio episcopal
de Frascati; el cardenal De Lai, EN- su
villa de Monte Mario donde ha habldo
un incendio de alguna importancia.
Tambi6n sc retirara a Monte Mario,
la villa" del comendador Blumen-
til. despues de la ceremonial de la cOro-
naci6n del Papa. ell cardenal Merry del
Val.
Estos dos ultimos cardenales, que ocu-
pan altos cargos del gobierno de la lyle
sia, no abandonan sus tareas Y vienen a
diario a despachar sus asuntos Ell el Va
ticano.
Finalmente, ell emhaj ajador de Italia en-
Madrid y la condesa de Bonin Longare
Sc hallan EN- su villa cerca de Vicen
cio
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

Mexico has the reputation Of hay-
tie more stores ia the residence
ecctscn Of the town than any city
~ size ia this section Of the
STATE Where there were probably
thee stores in this section OF Mex,
iso five years ago, there are now ter
This might be taken as one sign
that Mexico is increasing In popula-
iiun, for the entire ten in the resi-.
denee section are apparently doing
wen.
While the majority Of the citizens
q Mexicc patronize the down town
nerfbants, still many little things
ars purchased a. the nelghborhood
Eiore. Of the ten, one Is a coEnbina-
tioD grocery and meat market and
arother one is exclusively a meat
market.
G. b. Null, on North Jefferson. is
ihe oldest residence merchant in this
eiiy. His son, Tom, now has charge
~ this store Ed. Dermody, a we'll
kEown groceryman, has a store on
North CLARK Avenue. ]. c. Jesse i
located al the corner Of North
Wade and West Love,
Others are: White Bros, success.
ore 10 Henry Hawkins Col, on East
Liberty; NJ NJ Heck, east Of Pol
iock Mill. near the railroad, grocery
and meat market; x. P. Ball, West
Liberty street; q. r. Mccall, West
Liberty street; Clinton Hobbs. meat
market, West Liberty street; r. A..
Try, Breckenridge street,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

D
II is further ordered that a copy
hereof be published Ia the Mex
leo Weekly Ledger. a newspaper pub
liahed weekly in the said Audraln
County, State Missouri, being be
paper designated By the attorney for
plaintiff. for four weeks successireiyi
the last insertion to be at least ~,
teen days before the commencement
Of the sald next March term Of
this court.
j, u. r. Elliott, Clerk of the
Circuit Court Of Audnain County.
Missouri. do hereby certify that the
above and aforesaid is fulIand com.
piete copy Of the order Of Pubaca.-
ton. in the above entitled cause,
a. full as the same remains OF rec
ord In my office.
(Seal) Witness my hand and
official seal done at office in the
CITY Of Mexico, Audrain County,
Missouri, this 2srd day Of January,
a. o., 1912.
e. +. ELLIOTT.
Clerk Of ihe AudTain Circuit Court.
Clarence A. Barnes. Attorney for
the Plaintiff 47-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15
The meeting or the Board of Dire
40 Head Of Mules 40

The meeting or the Board Of Dire
tors Of the Mexico Commercial
Club which was to have been held
10 the Mayors office al the City
Hall at 1870 Monday afternoon was
postponed on account Of the hour
conflicting with the funeral Of c. c.
Shaw.
r. D. WorreB, president OF the Con
mercial Club has appointed recep-
ton committee for the stock Ship
pers Convention to be held in Mex
leo on February ~ The co1nInitte
is composed Of Rufus jackson, chair
man; Charles Powell. Wm. Mundy.
R X. Buckner and Joe Considine
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

sedentary habits, Lack Of outdoor
exercise. insufficient mastieation Of
food, constipation, a torpid liver,
worry and anxiety. are the most
common causes Of stomach troubles.
Correct your habits and take Cham
beriatnis Stomach and Liver Tablets
and you VIII soon be well again 70
sale by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

You are probably aware that pneu.
monia always results from cold.
but you never heard Of a cold result
ing In pneumonia when Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy was used. why
take the risk when this remedy ma
be had for trifle? For sale by all
dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

How TO cure a cold is a question
IN which many are interested lust
nov chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has won its great reputation and
immcnse said by its remarkable cure
OF colds, 1t can always be depended
upon Fer sale by oil dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

When her child is Ia danger a
golnan wilI risk her lie 70 protect
u No great act Of heroisIn or risk
ef iife Is necessary = protect a
child from Group Give Chamberiain's
Cough Remedy and all danger is
avoided. For safe By ala dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15
4 WARMING AGAINST

WET FEET
Wet and chilled feet usually affect
llle mucous membrane Of the nose
throat and lungs. and 10 grippe, broh
chilis Or pneumonia may result
watch carefully. particularly
the children. and ror the hack
ing stubborn coughs give FOley
Honey and Tar Compound !
soothes ihe inflamed membranes
and heals the cough quickly. Take ,
substitutes 0tia purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

You can Get the best one In Ii,
world for Si,0O.

You can Get the best one In III,
world for sf,o0.
co % otIs Purdys today. say Y
want HYoMEI outfit, take ii
home with you. open the box and
pour a few drops Of HYoMEI pro.
rcuDee II High.omel into the ilttls
hard rubber inhaler.
Then breathe pleasant. soothing
healing, serm-kiiiing HYoMEI over
ehe raw. inflamed, gefm.rlldeu mem.
nrane for a few minutes and relief
i immediate.
stuffed up head WIN vanish. Keep
l'p the treatment four or five times
Q day for a few days and hawkIn
spie'ang and forming OF mucus n
'iie nose ami throat will cease.
HYoMEI y guaranteed to end u.
'arrh, coughs, c6Js. Group. asflma.
catarrhal Y deafness, Qr money back.
Complete outfit si.oOsubseauept NJ
tles = needed 80 centS III otis pl,r.
uys and druggists every Ahere.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

Q. NJ Johnson will have sale
at his farm. just north or Mex.
leo Saturday, Feb. II at 1870. Mr..
johnson has some fine brood mares
and some fine twoyears-old mules;
also some good corn and farming
implements.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

Waller Peck Is candidate for
Sheriff of Audrain County and VIII
announce his candidacy in the
Ledger when the proper time comes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

Jay Bennett is wrestling with
an aggravated attack Of the Fash.
ionables malady IA grippe, but not
as. yet has been confined to his
room.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

Foley Kidney Plfls Win cure any
case Of kidney or bladder trouble not
beyond the reach Of medicine. No
medicine can do more. Otis purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15
SANTA re & PERRY rEAc.

TON CO. ELEcTIo.
The annual stockholders nioetang
for the election Of directors Of The
Mexico. Santa Fe 6 Perry Traction
20. wa be held IN the Conpany's OF.
i'oes, IN Mexico, Nc. on
March 70, 1912.
H. oHan, Pres. dI6o.H
g. w Gather. Sec.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

Ralph Nordyke, formerly OF Mex
leo. Is now In tle produce business
AT Harper. Kansas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

y. H. Carter is home from bu
mess trip 10 Illinois and Wlscon-
SIN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

ROY Fisher IL nos trap-drunmer
III The Orphenm Theatre
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

M ]. Johnson has PURCHASED 4
half interest in the L. P. Mcintyre
pool ard billiard hali.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

chaunccy Shaw 81 ~ a,ot,oc
nlil Y. and Elevator Company eritt
sally ~ o. pneumonia, 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

Tom BuFhop home on a
visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

20 Pounds Of the Best ranulaed Sugar for Only SlOO
LenOx Best Sc Laundry Soap Think Of it! Only l.zc
Bowling CreenB Flour SO h. Sacks Note the Price, SCc'
Box Of 5OObest DndsEYe Matches Selling price
ssp
0VS below Inc orea % ~
meFsf Record Nov On Come
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15
Al Event That has Electrified s People Of This Entire Community
Extra! Extra! Selling Out. Extra! Extra!
CROWDS COME CROWDS GO
Arnold's Department Store

North vandia, ur VIII Soon Be Thing hs F
saving totally eclipse ANYTHING the people 2,
and miles around Nothing akf I ever
she ye limit viii never be forgotten Merchants howned and
up
others cheap the knocking their ghoo
They
before
the
we are giving tne peope
ywhatw promise We emphasize the fact
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

~ \. Thompson Of vandalia died
Feb SD OF pneumonia
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

"A sAe ciEcalt court To he March
Tern, 1914
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

through
all legitimate and truly bode
UpoDate Notions Clothing Furnishing Goods Shoes
sold at that would
no pay fol material it took to make them
Arnodse
tean1c0n
season
admea
1c Ocon
te ta
Shua lblganst e
Cothng CIothng Magnificent Marvellous Mahess Mems Youths
and Boys Suits Overcoa and Trousers Unexceed Styles
Unsurpassed Qualiy Unequalled in Pres WhoP Where's?
When? Since the beginning of time have bought
merchandise such startling low Come The
sale full swing Under circumstances permit yourself
b miss this the greatest sale OF all sales
ouna ewIc
ii plain
fl5miesec asof
sand
low Gn,
Grocery Youc m
matches etc ge cha lyp We gMae
clap p
this
maAe lARNOIDS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-15

The UnknoWn Heirs o. Samuel TsF-
ner. deceased. Desendanis
The State Of Missouri 20 the ahofe
naned Aefsnaanln. rreetlnza.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
A COUNTY SALARIES LAW.

o-~e
teIgno'r gathers
Of
lst 1912 the comfortable
did not include his
him individuals
added
IN Ohio about $4,000
sheriff o
employment OF
year The net profits
about o pei year
The in the wear
Si03
'ides the County
BILL his electric light bill
Of his
ing about $1,000 In
once from 5000 per
Ohio by
other counties West
$685. Fayeue
county $2i9635; Marion
OF the cases above the figures
tion of
serving increase the figures
above
Here
3O396 So Harrison Sli7lOs
county Siol7 Marshall county
county. Is
presented? With all amiab gentlemen
who hold the Offices
uon OF from $4,000 100000
imposition a
per year what Ohio Of
in the Ohio
OF an adequate salaries
ably 100000 be
to be- mad" nenoned
carefully considering these any
county sal law
There ony argument Of sell
FISH ~ a few men
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23

lection Of the authorities IN various
parts OF Wheeling Absolutely ideal
conditions are not likely 10 be crca-rC
soon IN This or any other city. but tue
authorities can minimize vice by sup
pressing public cNhIn:iIon OF il
within few hundred wards ol the
cir, hmid.nr number OF establish
ments arc in constant operation iu
violation Of the law There is al or
dinanc- iu this city against harbor. NJ
women OF questionable character in
drinking places. against the ma.utc-
nance OF private rooms il such places.
and in other particulars limiting the
combination 81 prostitution and drink.
That ordinance is regularly violated.
md few public officials can fail 70
have notice OF that fact
Wheeling IS due FOR cleaning up
in more WAYS than one \ little
leaning up has been done and g
rcai deal more should be- done
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23
THE REPUBLICAN Duly.

Not that The lntelligencer believes
here j. much danger OF 10. but sim
ply because % is timely and proper.
It takes occasion 80 say thar m. eau.
Gus OF the Republican party nomin4
ting Il United States Senator must not
be corrupted and deba.card a. ;ac
Democratic caucus Was two Years ago.
In other words Ne must not have In
West Virginia repetition OF the
scanddlou- proc"' diuEs that disrraced
the Legislature OF 1911 one lesson of
Tho election Was TOO clear to Dee mis-
understood That is. the propl" al
West Virginia were sick and disgust.
ed With the Democratic legislature
and with c. W Watson. After two
years Of Democratic ascendencv 10
the state. they again turned towards
the Republican party and again On
trusted b. with power
The Republican party must no, DO.
tray thar trust D. must cie,' man
to the United States senate whose
ability. character and fitness are 90
parent. entirely aside from the CIR.
cums'ances Of wealth and position.
No mere moreyhaes must go to mo
Senate. so adventGrer 90 politics
and hnanc" must Boz horul.a aIth fhe
highest Office in no" gift of fhn peopI"
Of The state o. would ur splendid
thing 10 tho Republican majority ir
IN" I"-'-H'ur" should take for o.
candidate som" man o. anti-y and
high character whose election viiI bs
an asspranc" that not penny Bad
improp"r't recn expended 20 his Doc
hair
such fn election can bc mage. ana
tuch an election ought t1 boo made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-23

been pull shed BOO thp Tatrr.rf T.,-..
il" Murtiu~burg World. AMI . pressure.
VII b" published in o." charleston
do NOT now. nor have : i1 ,h.. r,st.
aSk'd rom the Register any partial cou-
id'iati"u. bur ! u" protest against %
continued Misrepresentation
VIII %" under OBLIGATIONS lf Nur v, III
publish This In the R-gister
Very truly YOUR
JOHN r. NICER AW
Grafton. W Ne. $50, q. 1912
u is not necessary 20 remind tho
public of the fact thar the Wheeiuc
Register. the Fairmont Times and ih.
Charleston Gazette have been tho
principal journalistic mOuthpieccs OF
tie Watson.Chilton combine The
Times is practically owned by Mr..
Watson. the Gazette by Chiffon. and
%" Register early absorbed th. con
'icrion emanatinE from the check
book and the fountain pen and Do
came one Of the most ardent support
crs OF the Democratic Senators 60.
incidentlv. the name Of John T Nc
Graw disappeared from its neNs and
editorial columns. This. too. in spite
ct tho vigorous protest OF tho many
old lin" Democrats and friends ~ ST.
McGraw throughout this section OF
West virginia.
Sow rho wheel ~ fortune has
turned Watson is defeated and di-
credited Into tn" White House soon
o.il step q Democratic President. vh.
D.. tHc personal friend ~ John r SIC.
Gras \ large number ~ Federal 20
pointmeuis are 20 he made fr Wos'
Virginia in 'he rs' g. tho Wheeling
po-foffre
Wi1 mo Register candidate re- the