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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

week with 8 loads Of cattle.
Mrs. Bernard Cowles and Mrs. Bob
Connor attended the horse show in
ST. Louis last week.
Sam Harrison. a young stockman,
east Of town, was on the st. Louis
market with a car load Of cattle
Mrs. George Leopold Of Muskogee,
Okla. is visiting her son, Charles,
east OF town.
Joe Considine has moved s.. H
Rarldson to his stock farm, east o.
town.
Jack Harrison picked a car o.
cattle from his feed pen for the S
Lotls this week.
The Halloween oyster supper civ
en by the Christian Church was s
great Gees
There is a great deal Of money
being sent out Of Callaway to iii
nols for feed. There was between
7 and g thousand dollars paid at Nc
Creole last week for corn.
J. a. Mcpherson sold TO J. B
K~neubuhier Of Nebraska his 100 A
farm, 6 miles northwest Of Nc
reiie for $4,000.
Finley Smith. a young stockman o
town, is III with typhoid at his faith
ers home near Sturgeon,
Chas. Craighead bought 81 head o
cattle south OF the River this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

". n. Chick has got him a 16-year-
old orphan boy from a New York
orphans home. HIS name Is John
Vernon Benham. Mr.. Chick
went 70 town Wednesday and got
him-country correspondence in
the Mexico. Mo- Ledger.
A lot Of drama in that simple little
bit Of news. If you stop to think
about It. A lot OF possibilities that
Il Is interesting 10 speculate about
az there are Ia dozens Of similar 1T
tie items What a big thing this is
In the life o. Join Vernon Benham,
this happening that is dismissed in
a few lines.
For. first Of ali, you see ii means
a home for hom-a real home. among
wholesome. kindly people who arr
liable TO grow fond Of him
And that Is bound to mean a lot TO q
boy from an orphan asylum no matte
how excellent the Institution. A homi
IN the country. too, where every rea
boy ought TO have a chance TO grow
up. Horses 70 ride. and a dog OF h.
own maybe, and rabbit-hunting in tn
autumn--he's getting there just Il
time for the rabbit hunting. you see
To John Vernon Benham, fresh from
New York City, il ought to hold n
finite possibilities Of adventure. He
going o find a whole new world on
here in Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
..DEATHS..
q

II. p. Key. 6S years old, died Mon
day afternoon at $3.50 at the home OF
John Tincher near Fulton. The fun,
eral was Wednesday morning at IL
O'Clock from Richland Christian
Church, Galloway County. by the Rev
j. G. Handy,
MIR. Key was born Feb is, 1850, in
Galloway county. lie was married
IS years ago tho 18th OF this month.
Besides leaving his wife. a O Roy,
of Keytesviiic. formerly foreman OF
the Ledger office. and a daughter,
Mrs. J. C. shriver of III Reno, Okla,
also survive.
A week ago Tuesday, he suffered
an attack OF apoplexy near the home
Of John Tincher, close to Hatton, Cal
laway county. He was taken to
the Tincher home where every atten
ton was given him. He failed stead
lily until the end. Mr.. Key had been
a resident of Mexico for almost 20
years and was a fine man, an active
Odd Fellow and member of the Meth
odist Church. He has been in the
poultry business for many years
and his death leaves many %sorrowing
friends. The Ledger joins in ex-
tending sympathy to the bereayed.
Mrs. John Sallee, daughter OF
Thomas Hit, a well-known citizen OF
Mexico a number of years ago, died
Tuesday evening in Fulton. Mrs. Sal
lee Is said to have been the first
woman clerk in a local dry goods sto'
one of the first graduates of Hardin
College and one of the first Kings
Daughters in this city,
Mrs Sallee was a devoted member
Of the Baptist Church and a lovely
Christian woman. She leaves 2 chill
dren. Edward and Ruth.
She also leaves a
sister, Mrs. Katie Martin Of Coiora-
do and a brother, w. Y. Hit Of Kan
ssas City.
Short services viii be held at the
home in Fulton tomorrow afternoon
and the body will be buried at Rich
land Church, where short services
: will also be held. Mrs. Sallee was
IS years old. The Ledger extends
sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

SAMPLE WOOL BLANKETS
Al about IL price Sss Sample
Blankets nov. Pair sass. Near
roaf sample Blankets worth sf.sS
r. nov Dr., sl4s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
WEDDINGS


The marriage of Miss Imogene
Franklin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
E. Franklin OF Colorado Springs, Col
orado, who are spending the winter
at the Buckingham Hotel, st. Louis,
and Arthur Frederick kppner
took place at $3.50 on Tuesday ev-
ening in the home OF the brides
cousin, Charles s. Marsh. 6S16 Water
man avenue, st. Louis. Mi. Franklin
father OF the bride is presi
dent Of. the Bankers Trust Co.
The bridegroom is a graduate O.
the University Of Wisconsin of thu
class of '05, and is regent Of the
Sigma M fraternity. He is manager
of the Missouri Gas Heater and Ap
pliance Co.
The bride is a graduate o.
Hardin College Mexico, Mo-. am
Washington University, and took
postgraduate course at the Boston
Conservatory Of Music, st. Loui
Post Dispatch.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

gil Stuart last week for $40.
Joe Python is having an addition
built 10 his house in Molino. r. l.
Robinson is dcingthe work.
The Molino switchboard property Il
being improved. VIII Berry is do
ing the work there.
Ed Robinson and Gene Williams
are back from Canada.
There wnl be a concert at Sun
Rise church on Saturday night. Nov.
s. Mr.. Alexander OF Columbia viii
sing. Admission 15c and Csc.
Mrs. Dode Barnes and children
spent several days last week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
Woods Of Mexico.
Carl, the son OF Joe Mongler
ard wife, ear here. accidentally
shot himself with a % rifle Saturday.
He was shot in the breast, the bah
striking a rib glanced up making a
cash about s inch long. ,
Mr.. Tate Of Santa Fe ras moved
his savmill to what is known as the
Joe Weimer place, east OF here.
J.. II. Bottss lost a valuable mare
last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
COUNTY COURT

The County ooaEL Taesday evs0
ing. closed It's regular November
term. The Court or3ered that reqVA-
Etion be made On the Btate for
500 AuaraIn's a~ppOrtionats Of fund
for the sssAly Of the County SuDsr1n-
tezdent OF schools. The Court tuzn'
ed over s12ss to the EaghtMiie rzd
dAtdct, being half Of the saloon
and pool hall license within district
collected since Dec. 1914
The Court ordered requisiuon mad
on the State for s1ss7so. AudrAini
share Of the Foreign insurance TAX
fund.
A A GannOWsy ana J + Dye, road
overseen whose territory was tAke'
up By the vandalIa Eght-Mile roa'
district made their settlements Wit
the Court
] II Kellerhals q al petition 70
public road IN sec. 1oS1-1o continued
]. r. Kflgore ct al petition fog sn
vey Of public road IN 1o-si-io Al
proved and ordered 3
A. C. Asdeil. D. W. Butter ct al {
vacate road refused.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
HOW THEY MANAGE

HOW THEY MANAGE
TO GIVE REBATES.
The retail merchants OF Columbia
will pay the railroad fare OF any
body who comes 70 Columbia to buy
goods. This offer is the first step
in a campaigns Of ska Retail Mer'
chants Association to reach out 70
more trade
The members Of this association
which is composed OF the retail mer'
chants, realize that with the same
expenses they now have In RUNNING
their stores they can sell more goods
They figure that II they a sen NOR
goods without extra expense, they
can put this money saved IN the Gus
toners railroad fare.
'In selling goods said one OF the
leading merchants, "every merchant
has a certain margin to sell say
s160 600 worth of goods a year thar
Sf5e,00O worth. His light and rent an
insurance bills are the same for sell
ing both amounts. If We can point
out to the people in the territory ad
~jaeent to Columbia that this extra
business makes no extra expense u
the merchant, they will be able Il
understand why we are making thi
offer TO pay their railroad fares"
The plan of refund fares is praetl
caIy the same as the now use
by the st. Louis stores.
The Columbia Retail Merchants A
ISOLATION was organized over a year
ago. Claud Wheeler Is President {
the Club. and II. NJ. McPheeters,
formerly of this city, is Secretary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
Law ENFORCEMENT


LEAGUE fOn
The Law Ensorcameut JaASua o.
MEXICO Was orgznissd Tus1aAy even
ing "A the kcai opdoa h~sAdquArtsEz.
u W Mlli0a was ehnsea Pressdeat'
J. C. Mmdy. vice wenent; C. A
witherspoon, secretary and Ross
carthorn, treasurer. al having nned
the sane officers n tAs Local opuoE
Association
Over fifty names we're enrolled
to start the menDership which \
without fec II b hoped fully 10
viii enroll before the first q th'
year. Many speeches were made o.
the purposes Of the League and muel
enthusiasm manifested concerning ~
work. The meeting was called .
order by DR.. Minion as temporary
chairman. l. M. white was tempo'
airy secretary.
The following committee was az
! pointed by tho meeting for nomii
|, atoms. to draw up . constitution an
bylaws: C F Clark. chm; E A shal
non, VIZ Yivion, Jas. Squires, l. >
whfte.
The negroes Of the City are orsai
, l1lng an auxiliary Of the Law Enforc
ment Ieauue. They have already
. mot and completed preliminary a
rangcments.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
MAarINsnuRc

Mrs. A. Bertels and John oAgsch-
Jaeger returned Monday from an eK-
tended visit With relatives In Usage
county.
Miss Frances Hughictt visited hd
parents AZ Marling Saturday and Sun
day.
Rev. J. /. Haar WIS q st. Louis
passenger Tuesday.
Mr.. and Nx. Chess wiIburn spent
Monday here with their children.
Misses Lake and Glenn and Mr.
Cluster are in st. Louis ATTENDING
the State meeting OF teachers.
Miss Margaret Torreyson spent sa'
urday ana Sunday az the Jacob hom'
Y. G. Jacob has been unable q
work for several days. owing 10 /
severe aprain Of the back caused b,
a fan.
Mrs. KnAne and daughter. Miss
Sylvia OF wellsville visited Mrs. Il
DAA VIII %ANlA&EF
Miss Minnie Pike visited in ST
Louis the latter part Of last week
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Castle
man, Nov. 2, a On.
Alonzo BHrchard and children o
St Louis we're guests OF Mns. c. .
Burchard the first Of the week.
An infant child Of John Kemp col
ored died Monday OF pneumonia.
MrE. c. D. Williams has retItDe'
from q months visit in Texas.
Mrs. vomund was q wellsviIle
passenger Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Walker visit
ed their daughter in Mexico Sunday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

IT,
Johnnie Ellis ia visiting n Pat
toasburg this week
Chester Dowell sold q bnehu o.
mules to Bill Mason, 2 yearolds.
James sneed sold 2 calves 10 Jno
Henderson for $40.
W. T. Asbury sold W. W. Mundy
hogs at 7e.
]. W. Ellis sold Mundy & Powell I
lot OF hogs delivered at Moline las
week.
o. L. Carpenter sold TO Porte
Bruce a bunch Of hogs at &c.
MoIino IL booming. John Python
building an addition to his house ar,
also the patrons Of the switch proper
ty are building an addition to thei,
property. making a granitoid wall
from the station to Heizer's store.
j. Z. Mundy is identifying hi
home BY treating bis buildings to
coat Of paint.
Mrs. Clay Berry is on the sicl
list.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
Younes CREEK

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Da.
Wis Of Fulton, a fine son. Oct "a. Mr.
Davis was formerly Miss claudia
Johnson Of Audraln county.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. schieffer re
ceived an announcement Of the mar
rage Of her niece, Miss Iva Lee Riv.
ern 70 Roy z. Martin Of chiilleothe,
Texas.
Eugene williams and Ed Robson
have returned home from Canada
John Gorreii lost a fine a re.
Gently from eating corn fodder.
Rev. Herndon preached at Midway
Sunday morning and Sunday night.
Rev. Grimmett preached at Moline
Saturday evening, Sunday morning
and night. He will begin a meeting
At Long Branch next Monday night
Nov. 10th. assisted by Rev Lyon o.
Kansas City.
Miss Caliie Berry and Ross Ew
Ing visited Mr.. and Mrs SID HALEY
last Sunday
Edgar Martin and wife visited a
Felix Martins this week,
Misses Bertha and Jessie Mundl
are visiting relatives in Vernon coun
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

J w Barnett, feed prisoners 7O45(
Bond Of VIM. Daniel, treasurer Var
daEia special road district examined
and approved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
LARGE DELEGATION FROM Az
DRAIN ATTENDS.


The Mcmillan High School held a.
session Monday so that the faculty
conld attend the State Teachers'
meeting In st. Louis Thursday, Friday
and Saturday OF this week. schooi.
win also be held two other Mondays
to make up for the lost days. A large
number from the County schools VIII
also attend. This viii take the place
of the annaal teachers meeting here
Among them are:
Laddonia.
Laura Syler, Hermie Gibbs, Lydia
Hatton, Mrs. Ida Yost. Ferne Fuqua,
Ruby Weber, Maple Newland, Iva
IHummel. Florence Underwood, Gladys
Furber.
VandaIia
d. L. Tugel, Roy Ferguson, Pearl
Parker, W. Z. Lewellen, Margaret MI
ller, Mrs. H. E. Lewis, Mrs. Louise
Ryan, Georgia Gooch.
Farber.
Ella Criswell. Yea Smith, EtheI
Smith, L. E. Morris, Florence Kirk
patrick. Effie Pierce.
WelIsviIIe
Annie Maskey.
Mollno.
80
Ida Bolts, Jessie Latham . Matu'
slonaker, e. 2. Gooch and Gray Col
| en-, and G. b. Dugan, Gazette.
Mexico.
/ BeuLah Crawford, Mrs. Anna Kelll
myrtle Duncan. Blanche White, Beu
sllah Moore, Lucy Lewis. Mary Cowis
liable Sullivan, Mrs e. C. Nleman.
centralia.
Mabel Mahan, sudie VIM. Mary
10. Harshbarger. Bette Harshbarger,
Maurine Cowherd, Janette r. White
Ada Douglass. Frances sappington,
Hatticw. Boyle. W. s. brace, Mapt
Kilgore, Agatha Copeman. Grace Cor
: man, Grace Smith
Clark.
Frona StaMerman. RUBY Barnes. MI
r. u. Robinson.
Sturgeon.
Mrs. Edna L. German.
Benton City.
Cashie Ryan, Helen Graham, Elizi
beth o'Brienl
Martinsburg.
Miss Dick C~oylngton, Mary Z Mu
ply.
Thompson.
Blanche Slonaker, Annie Marshall,
Lola Spencer, Mrs Nellie McKeehai
d Mabel Cook
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
NEW COMEDY or OAR.
NAHYS HERE SOON

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Darnaby are in
Hannibal ~rehearsiBg for the Elks of
that city their new Musical Review
which win be presented in this city
at the orpheum Theatre. early in De-
cember, for the benefit Of the Mex
leo Hospital. There win be two night
and a matinee performance. The pro
duction is a decided departure from
their former plays.
Honey Bee" one. of the songs in
the new piece, has already been pub
lished in the East and is making a d
'eided hit. All OF the music in the
new piece is said to be even better
than sheir former successes.
The name Of the new piece is
said TO be "The Flirt.' It is lively
and a most delightful entertainment
All OF the local stars" will be offer
ed in this production.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

Mrs. Carl Lockridge was seriously
injured early Wednesday morning,
when a horse she was riding ran off
Herright arm was broken in two pla
ces, her jaw fractured and It il
feared that she is badly injured inter
anlly.
The animal started RUNNING and
for over a mile she held IN trying tc
stop him. Finally she tainted from
exhaustion and fell TO the ground.
The Ledger joins her many friends II
wishing her an early recovery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
ADVERTISED
LETTERS

A list OF advertised letters remain
Ing unealled for in the postoffice al
Mexico. Mo-. for the week ending
Nov. 3, 1918:
Clayton, George
Cobb, ~. ID.
Gordon, Mrs. Serelia (2)
Hendrix, Miss Lizzie
Hogan, Mrs A M Q
Johnson, Mrs il
johnson, Mrs Mary
Lee, Robert J
Myers, c. H.
Palmer, Mrs Ella
Swaine, Richard Il III
S~tanEberry, c W
stephens, Miss Ella
Respectfully.
"A 9. WILSON.
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
MoLlNo.


Misses Annie Hefzer. Gertie Bybee
aud Kate Dudly Of Mexico attended
church here Sunday and visited rel
lives anad friends.
James Dudley and wife were din
Her guests OF DR.. and Mrs Flyn
Sunday.
Mrs. Billy Mason Of Bean Creel
has been assistant operator at the
Molino switchboard the past week.
J.. E. Lowery, the timer, of Mex
leo, is doing some work this week
for r. Bolts.
News has beenreceived Of the ar
rival Of a fine six.pound son Oct. %
to James Parks and wife Of Tulsa,
okla Airs. Parks was Miss Edna
Tanner. formerly of this place. later
Of Mexico.
Arley Winterhalter and family Of
Rush Hill we're guests Of o. L.
Woods Saturday and Sunday and at.
tended church at MI. Zion.
Harve Robinson and family OF Duly
We're Mclfpo visitors Sunday.
Ross Ewing OF Long Branch and
Miss Gala Berrey attended church
here and were dinner guests Of J. $.
HALEY and wife Sunday.
Milt Bozarth and wife and little
Anna Bess Crmmp OF Santa Fe spent
Saturday night with Bob Heller and
wife.
Several Of the young folks Of THE
vicinity spent Sunday with n. House
holder and wife Of Duly.
Virgil Stuart is walking with
crutches caused from accidentally
hurting his knee.
Several delivered mules TO e. NJ.
Crooks Of Worcester Saturday: Pey-
ton C~authorn, two for s12O; r. L.
Heizer two for SIPS; r. u. Stuart,
one for SOS.
R, L, Heizersold two calves 10 Viz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
MEXICO LIGHT RATE CASE
TO BE HEARD TUESDAY, nth

Mayor Willard Potts, City Attorney
D. II. Robertson and E. R. Locke, oi
the Mexico Power Co. have been no
titled to appear in jefferson City al
Ii a m. Nov. II h1Eore The Publf'
Service Commission. The case is thu
City OF Mexico VS.. The Mexico Pow
er Co.
The matter under investigation II
the minimum charge OF s1.00 a mont
for electric lights made by the Mex
leo Power Co.
There has been some contention
that this charge was too much and
it will be settled by the Commits
sion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
Miss Bertha McCreery, VINO \
tends Mcmillan High School, y y
ing her parents at Holiday
roR EXCHANGE

A good 253 acre. well impV !,
farm in Lewis County, Mo, ire0 i I
clear and 100000 in cash
change for a large, well impio h
good-laying farm. Must be CIV" a.ar
a good town in Missouri. We
business. What have your
d2w1 j. w. Dkl'
Mexico, No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

Mrs Alice Smith and two little
daughters OF Leoti, Kan, returned
home to-day after a few days visit
with her cousin, Mrs. A. NJ. Trimble
of E. Promenade ST.. Mrs. Mary kah
of st. Louis Ia spending a few days
as Mrs. Trimble's guest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
parLa sellard & nome from

Parke Sellard is home from ST.
Louis, where he was recently gradu-
ated from the st. Louis watch-Aak-
ing School He win leave IN a few
days for Lebanon, where he has a 20
sItion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
MOVIES OF MEXICO
MADE NEXT MONDAY.

Manager Smith, of the Lyric, an
noUnces the st. Louis Film Co, win
be here next Monday to take pic.
tures of Mexico. A scenario has been
written and Mexico girls and boys
will take part.
All Of the places Of interest in
the city win be shown in the film.
The citizens are expected to be
out and take part in the event.
Wedding and automobile sightsee-
ing our are to be features. Be sure
you are out Monday and get IN the
films. Y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
AuxvAssE.

A. -: Miller OF Bachelor returned
from Cole county last week with
car loads of cattle.
Chas. Hale Of Shamrock is moving
to the Sam Wright house in AUX.
vase.
Miss Nell Harrison entertained hei
Club at her beautiful home Tuesday
afternoon.
John Boyd, a prominent young
stockman, southeast of Auayasse,
was on the ST, Louis market this
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
Unmasked.

Why, Bridget" exclaimed the mis-.
tress OF the house TO her servant, so
you're not going TO leave me after
allI Why did You decide not % mar
~ the coal man?' Well. / saw him
Yesterday for the FIRST time with his
face washed. and you've no ides, mum,
how bomeIy he Isl"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

Experiments show ground wheat ID
not a success as hog feed. Ground
Rye is best and cheapest hog feed.
For sale by
VIM. Pollock Mil & Elev. Co,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
Ferris & Cauthorn.

Marriage license was issued Wed
nesday to Chester c. Duly and Miss
Bssie Mae Rice, both of Monroe
county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

Slaughter Of Deer In California.
Thirty thousand deer die in Calitor.
MIA each year. the victims OF hunters
and preying animals. according to a
report issued by the state Ash and
game commission. or this number
about 10000 are killed by hunters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

FRANK 5RUToN ENTERTAINs.
Friday evening, Frank Bruton gives
IN informal dance at the Elks home
in honor Of Miss Vera Hill, Of Smith
Center Kan. All members of tho
lodge are expected 20 attend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

Miss Ida Randall, Parsons, Kan,
and Mrs Benton Forsythe Rensselaer,
Ind, are guests Of Mrs. Herbert Tuck
err this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

The woman who reads LedST
'ertlsements knows that there ,,,r
Oest time and place to buy !,
land that tho advertisement
,bip asT TO decide.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

Governor Major aHd wife were in
this city Wednesday morning on Their
way home from the big coon hunt at
Moberly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

Mrs. C. II. Culbertson has return
ed to her homo in Montgomery City
She was accompanied by Miss Della
Liter and iittls Miss Louise Myers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
! D0|NGS At Men,:
(By Charles Wright

The tennis game Saturday, Nov . /
on the Mem. courts between Nc.
MILAN and University High Schools
was won in straight sets 60 and GO
by Mcmillan. Horace MCGEE and WI
lie Jesse representa- Mcmillan.
School was held Monday and win b
dismissed Thursday, Friday and satul
day OF this week, so that the High
School teachers can attend the teach.
en- conference at St. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

W. r. Cheney, of Redlard' Z.
president OF tho Crown Laundry "a
aud John snider, OF TT. Wayne !.
visited Turner Williams Tnos'''
MadnesdaY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
WILL OPEN sroaF

. Aoborly firm will open a ga4l.
eroi merchandise stock in the Toal.
. building, formerly occupied by
~roStoffiee. The building III being
renovated and prepared for the install
lation OF stock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

GROUND RYE-The whole Rye
ground and nothing taken out. Finest
feed for hogs.
VIM. Pollock Mal & Elev. 60.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

FOR SALE-Typewriter, visible, a
standard keyboard. Good condition;
terms reasonable. Inquire of Percy
Collins. 2sO-2t WI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

Ar. aud Mrs. n. McD. Smith have
gone to Bowling Green to reside. Mr..
smith is conductor on the eastern al.
vision.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
Fine Little

Those little sheet iron stoves
worth their weight in gold on cool
mornings, $3.50, $3.50, $3.50
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

Digester go per cent meat meal.
tankage. Keeps your hogs in good
shape. :
wi VIM. Pollock Mil a Elev- Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
NEW OVERLAND AGENCY

DR.. Blank and Ed Bigler now have
charge Of the local Overland Motor
Car agency.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
FOR EXCHANGE

80 A farm near Mexico for resi-
dence property.
North Missouri Trust Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

FURS-Collars and Muffs, match
sets and single, all kinds and coiors,
at all prices, at Poisson's. d2wD
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

of our fine aluminium cooking vessels
from our Majestic Range Sale. VIII
give free to the first purchaser of a
Majestic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

Large modern home, with 8 lots
Of ground, for farm d2w1
North Missouri Trust co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

J.. W. Mckinley. who has been
quite III, is much better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06

WUNDER-HosE for Ladies and
Children, 4 pairs for 81, guaranteed
to wear 4 months, at Poisson's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
al cooNs Look ALlkE

ALI COONS LOOK ALIKE
the old song runs; 80 do all Oak
stoves, But the Superior is differ.
ent in a great many ways. Ask us.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-11-06
UNDERWEAR

UNDERWEAR BARGAINS.
Ladies Bleachsd ribbed UNION
suits. sc. LADIES' nat neSced
vests and pants. 3ik tape Pearl
Buttons. Each 4sc
Meas wool neece shirts and draw
ers 75c values, 20 close out this
lot each SOC