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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-02-21
Notice to Electors.

The registration books for the Mos
COW City Election to be held Tuesday,
April l, 1913, will be open Saturday,
February 20, 1913, and every Saturday
during the month of March, 1918, from
9 o'clock A. M. till o'clock P NJ, and
from Z. o'clock P. M. till 9 o'clock P.
M. at the following named places:
First Ward-Chambe of Commerce,
Margaret Strellnauer, Registrar.
Second Ward Office of Naylor &
Cummings, West Third street, Viola
Carter, Registrar.
Third Ward-Blacker Building, go
South Main street, Thyrza Fields, Reg
istrar.
Dated this 14th day of February,
1913.
J. R. STRONG.
17tw2 City Clerk.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-02-21
MOVEMENT TO DEP0SE
BAVARIA'S MAD KING

BERLIN, Feb. 21-Another move
ment has been started in Munich tC
dethrone Mad King Otto," who for 4O
years has been confined at Castle Fur
stenried, and make Prince Regent
Ludwig king in name as well as in
fact Dissatisfaction with the present
state of affairs is becoming more and
more pronounced in the higher circles,
despite the fact that Bavaria is liter
ally saving more than $1000,000 a
year as matters now stand.
The kingdom of Bavaria presents
the unique situation of mad king
drawing a salary of $1,050,000 annu-
ally, while his substitute, who is doing
the work, gets only 900.
Prince Regent Ludwig, substitute
king" of Bavaria, gets the smallest
salary and has the largest family of
any king in Europe. The kings sal
airy was fixed in 1884 by the constitu-
ton, which made no provision for
substitute" while the king is alive. A
precedent was set by the diet voting
Luitpold $S1, 900 when he took over
the regency upon the confinement of
King Otto, who ia that time had
already been insane for Is years and
became king regardless
of the fact that he was maniac
Prince Regent Ludwig had IS child
rem, of which eight are living. Not
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-02-21
Germans Would Learn.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Feb. 21-All
the way from Berlin comes the re-
quest to State Horticultural Commits
|sioner Dock to give. German agricul-
Iturists and government officials a few
tips on how to gather ladybugs for the
war on destructive insects.
California is conceded to lead in
stamping out pests which threaten
crops. A force of men is now in the
field gathering the annual harvest of
'ladybugs to turn loose upon the aphis
of the Imperial valley melon fields.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-02-21
WAR DECLARED.
Catarrh Germs Must Be Conquered or
Health Will Be DESTROYED.

If you have catarrh you must van
quish an army of persistent, destruct-
We microbes before you can be healthy
You might as well choose your
weapons, declare war and destroy this
army of catarrh germs right now.
Booths HYOMEI, a pleasant germ
destroying air breathed over the entire
membrane will kill catarrh germs.
Booths Hyomei pronounce it High
o-me) is guaranteed by Hodgins to end
catarrh, or money back. 1t surely is
fine for coughs, colds and Group. If
you own little HYOMEI hard rub
Der pocket inhaler get separate bot
tie of HYOMEI for only SO cents If
you haven't an inhaler secure a com
plete outfit for only 81. Just breathe
it-no stomach dosing
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-02-21
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kid You Have Always Bought
signature ss.ss ~ Of &H4S<sI
Would Change Name.

SEATTLE, Wash, Feb. 21.-With
the memory of being forced to go to
Sunday school and listen to long pray
ers and hymns or suffer a beating,
still strong within him, w. F. Neffer,
35 years old, has had his name
changed to W. E. Gordon. The court
here granted the petition for change
on the ground that he wished to sever
all connection with his family for the
above reason.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-02-21

Emery jerks, who is defendant in
the suit of Perry VS.. jerks, is here
from Linden.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23
The following Bylaws are hereby adopted by the Audrain County Automobile Chb

hlcie Of any kind q horn shall be
sounded and such horse or vehicle Of
any kind shall be passed upon the
left II possible.
Street corners and all turns
where the view is obstructed shall
not be turned at a greater speed than
four miles per hour.
AS provided by law, front aud tail
lights shall be kept lighted after ono.
half hour after sunset and 1t Is en-.
Joined upon the members Of the club
to use head lights OF sufficient bril-
iIancy TO light the way before the car
so as to prevent accident. 1t is furth-
er enjolned upon the members OF
the Club. that when
driving at nighEs they
shall drive at such a rate OF speed
that they will be able to stop well
within the distance which they car
see the road rs clear.
Members must keep the car under
control at all times.
The proper use OF signal devices II
enjoined upon members OF the Club
but no unnecessary use OF such sig
nal devices shall be made.
It is enjoined upon the members
Of the Club that they shall be eour.
teous to all persons encountered up.
on this road, and that pains should
be taken not to discommode or incon.
yenience. When one automobile h
passed by another going in the same
direction. the automobile passing
shall not linger in front SO as to
throw dust upon the rear car.
%. The board of directors shall
have power TO repimand, suspend,
fine and expel members for the
violation of the foregoing rules.
%. A suitable emblem shall be
furnished each member Of the Club
without cost BY the president and
secretary to be installed upon the
car owned by such member. Such EN-.
blem to remain the property of the
Club and he surrendered to the secre-
tary upon the written direction Of
the board of directors.
"a. One hundred copies of these by.
laws shall be printed by the secretary
and a copy shall be- furnished each
member.
Passed this 10Th day Of August, 1913.
GEO. r. ROBERTSON,
President.
Attest: NATE PHILLIP,
Secretary
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Missouri Military Academy to w.
D. FonviIle. tract in 25-5i-9. s20e and
other.
w. Z. Sharp TO II. A, Lawder. part
Of block / OF Ladd's Add to Mexico.
s2750.
Oral Patrick to Ray Davis. W 1-2
OF Sc ia Of 1921. $4,000.
=. X. Aiken to J A Morris. lot 1s,
block 5 OF Fairview Add. to Mexico.
sieo.
J.. A Morris to 5 Cleeton. lot 1s,
block S. Of Fair View Add. to Mex
leo. S.
j. r. Braden and Jacob Freyer. lots
I and ?, block II, original Laddonia.
$500.
N. Stuart to Mississippi Glass Co.,
lets 3 and 4, block 5, Ely & Dan
Iels Add to Yandalia, $4,000.
J. L. wilkins to ]. r, shotwell, lot
1e and II. block 6, Fairyiev Place,
Mexico. 5000.
J. E Dudley to r. H. Dudley, 1-e
int in N IL of NV Ia OF 1929; Sc
IL of NV IA Of 1859. $500.
F B DeTienne to Mary Horn S
IL of sw "a of 7-51-5; NV II of
'ls-51S. s~s557.50.
f. W. Keithiey to N. d. Robnett,
n IL of S 1-2 & s - Of n IL of
27-52-6. s1sSso.
W. a. Park to W. H. Bybee sw IA
of Sc IA OF Q; W 10 Of NE IA OF IS
.52-l2. $500.
Q. c. and Emma Dix to E. r. Taft
lots 10, II and IL. block /. Lakenan
& Barnes Add to Mexico. $3.50.
Ross White to B = White, lots 5
and 6. block 4. Bates Add to Mex
leo. $1,000.
R. II. Dudley to w. W. Fry. N IL
of NV IA OF 1929; sw IA and
S 1-2 of Sc IA Of NV IA of 3s-5s-9,
320,6s0.O0.
W. w Fly 10 X. n. Dudley
let 22, City Survey No. 50. s15,OOOl
Albert Gansleben TO VIA Mudd. e.
~ Of tract south Of Block 1 Be.
shears Add. vandalia. $1,000.
John c. Hit 81 al to w. +. Atkin.
son. Part OF NV IA Of NE II Of
s5-51-s. 5000.
W. r. Atkinson TO r. d. worrell,
part Of n W ~ Of NE IA Of 1858.
$4,000.
D. W. Thompson to j. ". Gala
her, part OF 10 acres In North part Of
Sc IA Of Sc IA Of 2351-9I
c. C. Daniel to J. z. Murphy. lots
2 and 3. block 45, Orig. vandalia,
$4,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23

1. The directors OF the Club shall
consist OF the President. the Vice
President. the Secretary and the
Treasurer.
2. The directors shall meet every
two months, at such place as may be
decided upon by them, oil oftener, at
such special meetings, as they desire
8. Special meetings may be called
BY any two members OF the board Of
directors, and any act or thing done
at such special meetings shall be
deemed valid provided other members
II the board Of directors r notified
Of such special meeting in writing.
reasonable time before such meeting.
4. The board OF directors shall have
| power to expend moneys from the
treasury for Incidental expenses in
| CURED in their duties as such direc
:ors. No money shall be
expended by the board of di
rectors other than for Incidental ex
oenses, without a vote thereon at Q
meeting Of the Club.
8. an mSneys PAID out on behalf 0
&c Club shall be paid by a warrant
signed By the president and counter
signed by the secretary. and address
Cd to the treasurer. which said war
rant shall be honored by the treasur
er.
6. The club shall hold a regular an
1ual meeting the first Monday in DC.
tober of each year.
Z. Such regular. annual meeting
shall be held at such time on said
day. and at such place as shall be or
dered by the board of directors. No
tIce in writing OF the time and place
Of such annual meeting shall be giver
each member by secretary at least
three days before such annual meet
ing.
8. Special meetings OF the Club
shall be held at such time and place
as shall be ordered by the board Of
directors and the members Of the
Club shalt be notified in writing not
less than three days before such
meeting.
g.. Seven members shall constitute
a quorum for the transaction OF bust
ness at any meeting OF the Club pro
vided that two members OF the board
Of directors shall be included in such
number.
10. The officers of the Club shall
be elected at the regular annual
meeting and shall hold office for the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23

to go to a few drunkards' homes in
Mexico, and after seeing the suffer
ing of these poor wives and chill
dren. can you conscientiously vote
that curse of the saloon on them
any longer.
Miss Jessie Ruth Gooldy, who is
attending william Wood College
spent Sunday and Monday at home.
Mr.. Stokes who purchased the
old water tower and pump is moving
It to his farm.
Lin Patterson received 30 head
OF feeding cattle from ST. Louis this
week.
Mrs. Hume had five old school
mates with her for the weekend
Sam Harrison received a car lost
Of feeding cattle from St. Louis this
week There are several hundred o.
these feedefs that have been shIppt
h.m 10 be fed this winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23
AuxvAssE.

chas. LavaHee died AZ his home.
south Of here Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock Of a complication OF diseases.
He will be buried Wednesday at 2
n M. at The GarwOod Cemetery in a
vault which is now beng erected Mr..
IAvanco's wife h a sister Of ]. w.
pluukctt OF Mexico.
~ M Brown this week traded his
store building in Auxpasse TO A N
Trlmble for q house and 6 acres OF
land near Mexico. Mr.. Brown is
moving 20 Mexico this week.
Jim Greed received ? car loads Of
feeding cattle from 81. Louis this
week.
FINLEY Smith and Nolan Huddles-
Ton vac have been buying cattle In
MlaBtsaippi, are home on a short
stay.
The Auxyasse correspondent wish
es to cay to some OF the good men
n Mexico who arc thinking OF vot
lng wei At this coming election, Just
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23

term Of M year.
II No officer of the Club shall re-
ceive compensation for his services %
such officer
IL. No member OF the Club shall
receive compensation for any work
done for the Club.
10. At each regular meeting the
Board OF Directors shall recommend
to the Club nominations OF officers.
II. The members OF the Club
shall be residents OF Audrain County
or adjoining counties.
10. The membership dues shall be
$500 per year. payable in advance,
provided that all persons becoming
members OF the Club before the first
Monday in October 1913, shall upon
payment OF the annual dues be ac-
credited with full membership until
the first Monday in October 1914.
l6. All persons becoming members
Of the Club before the first day of
June OF each year. shall pay the sum
of $500. which shall entitle them to
membership only until the first Mon
day Of October following. Persons be
coming members after the first OF
June of each year, shall pay a pro-
portional part OF $500, in proportion
to the time from the date OF becom-
ing a member to the first Monday in
October,
II. All dues shall be payable upon
the first Monday in October of each
year.
1s. The laws of the State OF Mis-
souri, regulating automobiles and thei
use upon the highways OF the stat
and the valid ordinances of any mu-
nieipai corporation in which an auto
mobile owned or driven by a mem
Der Of this club shall be driven. are
hereby made a part Of the bylaws
or TINS ciup.
49, All members of the Club shall
obey such laws and ordinances.
20. All members in operating au-
tomobiles shall use care and prudenc
ir every respect.
p. The following rules for the OPP
Grafton OF automobiles by the mem.
bers ot the Club are hereby declared.
In driving along the streets or
public highways automobiles will kee
well to the right and IN meeting any
horse or vehicle CT any description
shall pass to the right.
Upon %overtaking any horse or We.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23
MoLlNo.


Our first snow Of the season fell
Sunday night-over an inch, but By
Monday morning Eas all gone.
Mrs. W II Robinson and niece Los
Use Farney Of Mexico are spending
the week with relatives here.
Mrs Homer Fry OF Perry is visit
ing her mother Mrs MoIlie McFaddin.
Miss Lila Mcintosh is recovering
from chicken-pox.
We understand Forest Weaver viii
leave soon for Arizona to spend the
winter for the benefit OF his health.
This community deeply sympathizes
with Mrs. J.. S. HALEY in the
death Of her brother. Mr.. Ewing wht
was accidentally killed by machin-
cry IN Illinois last week.
The community was saddened last
Saturday TO hear OF the death Of
Mrs. Fannie Crawford Of Long
Branch as she was well known and
loved by all who knew her.
Miss Marshall Of Mexico spent the
week end with her sister. Mrs. Roy
Barnes.
Vim. Mohn of Mexico is visiting
friends and relatives here.
Miss Nell Powell and mother OF
Chicago are visiting relatives and
friends here.
Little Miss Gladys crump of Santa
Fe Is making her home with her
sister, Mrs. Bob Heller.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23

Z. " cLAYPooL of Springfield,
Mo-, addressed a large and apprecia.
tive audience at the Christian church
Tuesday might in favor OF the Drys.
His address would have been at the
Court House but the Vets had that
building reserved for their speak
ing although they didn't use it. Mr..
cIaypooI delivered a most impress
i've address in favor Of the Drys
which was listened to with the
closest attention by all present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23
ADVERTISED
LETTERS

A list Of advertised letters roots
ing uncalled for In the postOifs 1
Mexico. Mo, for the wook sudtl
Oct. 20, 1915
Adams. C w
Allen, Chas.
Baker. Mark II.
Grimes. Richard
Jameson, Mrs Bette
Pitts. Sam
Reid, Mrs Loaf
Scott. Miss Mamie
stuller. James
Shummerwray. John
Williams, George
Woodson, Charles
Respectfully.
r s WILSON.
Postmastsf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23
ATTENTION
YouNo MEN YOUNG MoMen

t9OFN& WEN F0GNS W0HI@N
Do you desire a position in the
classified ciyil service? Post Office
Clerks, Letter Carriers. Railway
Mail Clerks. ETC.. in demand. Ages,
IS TO 45. Salary SIS TO $3.50 month
". Hundreds Of appointments TO
fiji vacancies, extension Of service
and Parcel Post. Mr.. J. W. Burgess
viii be at RIngo Hotel in Mexico on
Tuesday. Oct. IS inquiring for
young men and women who desire 70
qualify for one OF these appoint
ments. He viii be there n day
only, until 8 p. m. Those interested
should call and see him without fail
Minors 70 be accompanied by par,
ent. SALT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23

IDOINGS At Mem. |



The American history Class elected
Norris Z Dry. editor Of their cur
reat event paper "Wednesday. This
paper Is edited each week by the
sshdents o. that class. Ia this way
they keep N touch With present.
American history. Miss Bolts. their
teacher. thinks tAat it Is as import.
ant to know the present history OF
orr country. which is not yet written.
as II is to be well posted on the part
written.
Miss Searcy is conducting a
Shakespeare class IN which the writ
inEs Of that author are studied. II
meets even wednesday nlght at
theHi gh School. The students Join
mis- class at their own viii. and the
attendance is not compulsory.
Oct 25th. a tennis game viii be
played here between the University
High School Of coiunbia and McMil-
Ian.
The local option question viii be
discussed Thursday night. Oct. %. at
the High School. by tho debating clnt
The best arguments OF both sides
viii be presented. The public IS in.
vited.
JOY Kister. one OF MeMIlan's
best athletes. who was Injured last
week in a hall game. viii be unable
to participate in any athletic events
Tor two months.
Prof. Z. B. Street, coach OF the
basket ball team. has received chat
lenges from Capt. II. C. Sebastian.
commanding Co. C. 4th Inf. OF CO
Iumbia. and C. W. College Of
warrenton. Mo. for games,
The Black and Red Review. the Nc
MILAN High School publication d
Hannibal OF recent date contained
an article on the school spirit Of Nc
MILAN High School. Dorsey Hedberg
a student OF the Hannibal school. re
Gently visited the Mexico school anf
was greatly impressed with the splen
did spirit displayed by the Mcmillan
students. In an address, before tho
Hannibal High School Assembly h
said. Mexico has a model high
school. when it comes to school spfr
lit" He urged that the Hanniba
school pattern after l. This spirit ha
greatly aided in raising Mcmillan 4
the high position It now holds all
over the State and still remains
one Of the strongest assets for soc
cess.
The new turning lathe for the
manual training department has al
rived and been installed. This is
. great addition TO the equipment @
this department.
The rough walls Of the gymnasium
which have caused many painful az
cidents 70 the boys and girls win
playing basketball and other game
have been smoothed down.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23
SKINNER.

Mrs. DeJarnati, Mrs. II 7. spurL-
ing and Miss Incl Squirting spent
last week with Galloway relatives
and friends.
J. L. Presser preached at Bethle-
hem Sunday. supplying The day he
recently lost out.
Harry Householder baled a rick Of.
wheat straw laet week and sold same
ct $3.50 per cwt Hank Roberts did
tho ballpg. :,
John r. VIM and Elmer Powell re-
Gently went 10 Montana with view ofI
locsiihs IN IRRIGATED tract o. land.
II. T. Squirting and son, c. r.. left
Monday nlght for Kansas CITY to buy
Iea head o. calves.
Jones' & Ewing shipped 81 head q
1900 pound fat steers and several
COWS goasay uigAs TO yNional mar
bet.
Bob Brown q Paris shipped a load.
II gearing mulesfron Thompson on
MonHav pish,.
Va Fannie Crawford. aged 81.
dlsa Friday night. Oct. 1eth. of a
eym5iication Of diseases. The funer-
Al was preached AZ the residence on
Sunday morning AZ 20 O'Clock after
which tie remains were shipped 70
Eminsnre. Ky, for sntermept be
side those OF her husband. Moses
Crawford. who proceeded her 20 the
grave a YEARS.. Her four sons.
sam and Frank. Of Moberly, VIII or
Paris and James. at home, were
present and accompanied remains TO
Kentucky. The Rev. Grimmett, her
pastor, o. Fulton. preached the fun
eral A large c~oncourse OF relatives
and friends were in attendance
at the funeral. Besides her sons, a
number Of grandchildren and great
grandchildren are left to mourn her
demise. She had many friends and
was a lovely Christian character.
Peace be to her ashes and sincerest
sympathy TO her closest kin.
Bob Galiop and wife left for Califor
mia recently. Bob had been there
before and liked It fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Blum took
In The State Fair at Sedalia.
J. i. Carpenter. daughter. Ruth,
son, Dwight, and Floy Engie took in
The illinois state Fair last week
They motored over.
As we finish our items monday
night We learn Of the death Of Uncle
daln Slowers at 4 O'Clock this "
ina, dine 10 q complication Of dis
eases. We understand the burial will
take place at Salt River Church on
Wednesday at II a. m. beside his
wife who preceded him 10 the
ave some ten years. Uncle John
was 81 years old, hale ard hearty to
the last. highly respected and hon.
ored by his fellowmen. having lived
an honest and upright life. he rails
"a nine children. all Of whom survive
hlm. a number Of grandchildren and
great grandchildren to mourn his
summons away from US. slncerest
eympathy extended TO the bereaved
family.
Grover Chapman built a sxI2 foot
concrete cellar lat week.
James Chapman viii build a large
cellar next week.
Best congratulations and wishes to
Thomas Ripley Bruce and wife.
Tanner & Day are invoicing this
week.
Jack Frost came heavily upon us
Monday night. fffS
John VIM. Elmer Powell and
Charley Jones' returned from Mon
tsna convinced or nearly so that
Missouri was good enough for them.
and especially that little spot Of Mis-
souri, called Audrain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23

ATTENTION, COUNTY TEACHER
More than fifty teachers oas
OF the village schools have Bruns
ed to go to the st. Louis meelins
and | think It is best and urge all =
go. The law requires the atts's
anee Of an association or three d.
trict meetings for renewal of ceftt
cate. Since only n few are moi ?
ing. l feel that it viii not be vaA
while to hold the County Assocla
ton. All the progressive teach1
are going. and believe it is a 90
test Of progressiveness Lot 7
come and 80 with us and receT
much good.
Yours truly.
vet W. Clyde johnson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23
". clyde johnson

V0T want to accumulate NOV
A~S money for the protec'ol
q yonr fami,y and for your " Y
age that's natural. None Of y
want to be dependent upon chs'
during the later years OF life.
Start m account right nov any
keep adding to it as YOU can
North Missouri Trust 70
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23

wANTED-A position by a young
lady aged IS years, rs a companion
to young ladies or children. Have a
very good education. "a read well
sing and play a plano. II anyone has
any use for a young lady In THE
way please write me at address be
low. Can give good recommends
lions rs to my character and abIii'
ties. Wages settled later IN. X. Y. z.
Robertsdale. Ala, baldwin Co. BOX
81. dw1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23
EVERYBODY LIKES

good biscuits. That's why 80 many
Majestic Ranges are sold. instead
Of taking digestion tablets. Buy a
Majestic.
Ferris & Catlthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23

Phoenix silk Hosiery guaranteed
to wear, for Ladies', 75c and ST. a.
pair. black, white and colors at
Poisson's. d2w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23

Do not forget, that Poisson's carry
a fun line OF the well known long
wearing Munsing Knit Underwear for
Ladies', Misses and Children.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23

HON. CHAMP CLARK remember
the hospital equipment fund with a
5000 check. That's the way TO make
Mexico a greater city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23
FoR SALE.
WANTED.

HELP wANTED-Men and boys
at our packing houses; good wages;
steady work until cold weather. Aa-
ply at Nursery. Stark Bros, N. & o.
Co., Louisiana, Mo. 275.i2t W.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23
NICE TO HAVE
10 q fine sst Of aluminium cooking y
sells. Can this week and W "
tell you how 70 SCI them
Ferris q Cauthorn.


Ter mefiis 20 r'e
Matia IL Ualfets y
Tho uae II a damp citHA NHo Y,
Iron Lay the clntt on 'he rlrl' ~
iron we'll, and the Size VIII a'
both eggs and Worms Brush Up 4
nap Of the carpet with q wblsN o'O'
as you finish ironing each sect'q'
National Magazine
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23

Cotton and Wool Blankets and
comforters a fuI line in all colors.
Price to suit any pockctbook. at Pois.
sons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23
The GREAT MAlEsrlcc

the GREAT mAJEsTIcc
y on exhibit all this week at Fer
rs & c%authorn's demonstration now
gong on. Everybody invited.
z'S-St WI Ferris G C%authorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23

Interest paid on all deposits.
dwf North Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-23

The thrifty shopper who wants 10
save money reads Ledger advertise
1ents.