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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19
Causes nluch Disease
Advise sksuE St4w.aet Trouhlse sn hsw to rAliave thsr'.

Advise sksuE St4maeh Trouhlse sn hs~ to ralinve thsr'.
 Uobt neglect Iuais(gtloH. fnr t may lead to all sorts of Ill aud c1atrllcattoIl<. An @mInrnt rhy- ziainH nEee saId that ninety -fiLc per cent uf Hll llIs hnrc their off, gin In diaordcrC9i RfDmach
 Oar experience with Rexpli Dyspepsia Tahlsts lGilds na to hs- Hero thGtn ID br crr 0f tue rpne dependable remedies Known E1' indigestion and chronic dEsDeH- siA. ThaIr Ingredients arc s09th- irlg 10 ihe infaE14h merbTpHeB of lhA RtcrTacli. R1Ch LII TenHin ftAd HiBmuth. two tf thC grsatsse d1- geAt1TG nidB k111Tta t7 medicine Ih% rciicf they afford lR very Frrmpi. TIsAd pcTS1stentiy md regularly for ;L short tIHIG, tllET tend 10 rclinra pains cAHsed by AtGn1nclI disorders.
 RHxall pyspepsiA Tnhl@ts help lRqpTc healthy apn@GLer aid d. heattor, and prGhotc nutTltlcfe. Aa evidence of our fAttn in LhcHlt #c ask yau to Iry them Ae nnr TEX If they Gn not give FEtlrG e%lLs- fHGlfOU, Ya will return the money you paid us |ish0IIr duc2tIrn or tnEmAIlIE, Three Ad1Gs. Ts ccrIIss SO ccnlG md 11.oG.
 Tou cnn bny TtsxzIE Dyspcpalh Tab ats in this com n1unity 1nly ni III ltnfs:
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19
Butler, Mauro & Co.

fRpfhA. ThR EfQ2aII StoTa. AIahka There is a RcxAll EtcTG In nearly every town and ciiy in thB United 4tA4sA. Canada and Groat Artta1n There Ia a different RGfalt RAmadY for nearly every ordinary huInAn Ill., eaEh especially deBiEned for inc paf- Hslilat d1l for which lt i9 Teodml1neEsd' d.
 Fhs %sNAII HtnrsA arn AFr%F4aAih
 1HsMxusf Drug 4A%F~ts'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19

"Ths 7soeIs's Pap~r''--hsr,s Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19
LIVING CHEAPER IN NoME.

Than HEY placo in The wOrlh, In pro pcItion to other yaIues. Here arA soWse ot the Dsboda.
 Eagle oyseerH. can ...........,--T -Tkc Hamburger. sausAEA. round stsAk,
 per pound .. =. ...-... =. ..s9c Liver. better than heslL ger ID. .1Ec Beef tongues. finest ever rsnaIvsd. 2st Mutton and potk ehopA rom 16c
 70 ....-.. 1''L ''. .......a .aec BAsf chnx -,.-. ...12nc And 90 on down thB lima
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
 ".A1saSa's Best Friend"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19
MATTERS OF RECORD
MARCH 1B 1918, 9rcefs of Labor.

erSfs of Labor. ItredseT association, right linL' Nnme river; A. T. DuEeE. Belrrdcre as&ocIatIcn. right limit Nomc river, aame- Duke bench se=oeiauou, leti IImtI Nome rIvurI A. ". Mayer. Sfair bench association. Ieft linni Monte river A ". 1Tayer. Lsouider asebcidtiGn. Hobson creek; Aptnn siIhtsovIch, Jossph Dubois.
 neAsr eF Atfernsy, ChaiIes $sahtnsrels 10 Everett %n- thErIard.
 The Frentx, Buster creek; H. Buck Icy and T. M. Thess.
 Desda Townsirt trustee 10 Frch Rluu1hflr Iot B. blccls D. Fred Munsrn eo Jss, puooier <snas prorerty.
 MARCH 7R. 1H1A
 Locations. Tho Lucky Jack. right limit Eun- Ery creek: chaa. A. JqnAoH. Lulu ErOep. right limit bench Cra+ aon creek: Jnhn Wagner Snh Ed WnEEer.
 Marahabs' 6eVd. United Ht4toE mRr9hhl 10 Andrew LudvikAon, TooIhptek frhctich he' lolIsEuE 10 F. H. WASlzey.
 Frpef ef Lakar. e11. ahurc Saturday creek, ", ". Gstchell,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19
HOUSE TURNED
 TO MONUMENT
RhE4IpEMr cLErELANn'S AoME
 BECOMES +fIs MEMORIAL.
Special fauaatt sArxiss.

SP%oiNI NugpAt aAFVI1s'
 CALDWELL. E, J., March l5.--The house in which President Cleveland wAA horn wAH dedicated yesterday az uerrrnnent maE1uri4l tu him. It wA1 purchased by adrWirerR nf hlR cGreer nnd presented to ths natlnn some time aga. The fnntn TAihed were also 5ufhE1Rnr to hire a czrA- rzker wlIc will live constantly iu the house and show it 10 visitors. Mrs. PreHtcnr wh0 waa formerly Mrs. Cleveland. and lhz Cleveland children were present
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19
iT "a UP TO YOU

To send tp the friends who have hsen. writing to yDu fnr inrortnat tlun about Nome and It's rssoureAz, | copy Gt the Mining and Dredging EditInp of the Daily Nugget, prfc@ 5a csntB, Send one 0n the next mail
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19
HYDE JURORS
 ARE DISMISSED
NINE VOTED TO AccuIT MAN
 ACcuaEo OF MURDER.
Nugget aP2eial EarvleA.

Nugget 9PS1inI 8arvleA
 KANEAS CITY, MlI%R ls.-Ths jury in IIm caRe ot nr. Hydc tailed 70 reach E vertfIus and has been 1Is- n1RBed.
 SlhA favored arqu1ttAl knI three RtDod cut foT conVi;I;vIL 1'he date fer another trial VIII ne tixed later bat it iA nnw gsnerslly believed that VET 6ict of guilty wlIl never hc secured
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19
oENb YOUR LAUNDRY

To tha P1opIsI Laundry whSTe yoT will receive good WVrk s1enutsd bT none hut rhIts %mpl6SAs, whr FnTAlSs the standard wages,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19

auhaEriha for the NomS DuiS Mug qst. +hs eraAn of ell ths sA1RlA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22
ONLY ONE PUPIL cHAsTlseo

ONLY ONE fOftl O7AS ioEO
AT CENTRAL SCHOOL.
OF the 512 children enrolled in ths
North Central school this past year
only one child had to be chastised
This is a record never before equal
ed In Mexico and it is doubtful II in
any other city. Prof. Roselle de
serves great credit for his remarka
bly, successful system of handling
the little folks. Regardless Of the
large number sick during the year,
the average daily attendance was s2-
There were only 20 tardies in the
entire year and most of them we're
in the primary grades.
Miss Houghland, principal of the
South Side School, deserves much
praise for the creditable showing OF
her charges which reflects with great
credit upon her ability. She had a to
tai enrolment of Sf4 pupils with an
average daily attendance of "a. There
were only 25 tardy during the entire
year and only nine children chas-
tised. Thirteen students were neither
tardy or absent day.
The total number of school chill
dren In the Mexico district is 1863,
according to census just taken.
D..
OF this number 400 are negroes and
1863 white. An increase in the num-
ber Of children between the ages
OF and 20 is shown to be about
24O for the past year.
OF the total number Of white chill
dren, S22 are girls and TAT are boys,
or the number of negro children 1877
are boys and 2O3 are girls
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22
WHERE THE HARDIN

WHERE THE HARDIN
FOLKS WILL SUMMER.
Prof. ]. w. Million and family will
motor and camp In Colorado.
Mrs. H. M. Richardson and Mrs. j..
R Eaton will go to Los Angeles, San
Francisco, and other Western points.
Mrs. Adam. mountains of Colorado
and lake resorts OF the Northwest.
Miss Gupton will study voice in
New York and be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Dresser.
Mrs. Dea Carr Smith?
Miss Lutte Vaughan will study a
Chautauqua, New York.
Miss Agnes Vaughan will work OF
her PHI. d. at University of Michigan
Miss Dickinson, Jotrell, Ill, latel
the Adirondacks.
Miss Lawrence-At home, Salem
Oregon.
Miss Webb, home, Halifax, Nov
Scotia.
Miss Hildebrand, Burlington, Iowa
and Dixon, III.
Miss Henegar, Springfield, Mo-.
and camping iE the ozarks.
Miss Humphries, st. Louis, late
Macon, Mo.
i Miss Thornburgh, accompanied b
her mother, Mrs. B. A. Thornburgl
will visit Salt Lake, San Francisco,
Los Angeles and other Western poin
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Pacific, Mo
later will study in Chicago.
Mrs. Dobyns will visit her o.
! Kentucky home.
| Miss Schnirel, Geneva, N. Y, la
err will study at McGill University
Prof Gjerdrum will visit the P
cific Coast.
Miss Covington will be at her hon
near Shamrock, Mo.
Miss Robinson, Chicago, Ill, Lat
the lake country in England.
Prof. Motley and Mrs. Motley W
spend June in Mexico. Later, Prof
Motley will be in the field 4
Hardin.
Prof. Peeler will also seek STUD
ents for Hardin, while Mrs. Peele
and little Randolph visit Elsberry.
Prof. Guerne viii be in Mexico 1
a short time then go to the Paci
Coast.
Prof. Tralle will still work for
n Greater Hardin" as he trav
l. about to the different churches !
turing on Sunday School topics.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22
ELECTRIC LINE IS
SOLD FOR s37,5O0
TO MEXICO MEN

The Mexico, Santa Fe & Perry
Traction Co. was bid in by ]. d
Bates, of Santa Fe, at the Receiv
res Sale, Saturday afternoon. fol
$37,50O. He represented himself
Judge w. w. Bolts, Shan Brown,
Baxter Guthrie, Ashby Bolts and VIM
Mundy.
The sale carried with it go miles
of right-of-way with 10 miles of ac
tual road, the equipment and $4,000
collectable subscriptions. Mr.. Bates
would make no statement regarding
the line except the aiczcy -ss -s ell he
and the others on the Appeal Bono
could raise. The matter is up tc
Judge Barnett and il he accepts the
price the sale is made.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22


REFERRING to the sale of the
Electric Railroad, the Columbia, Mo
Times editorially says: "The indica-
tions this week are that the interur-
ban from Mexico this way will be a
live topic for discussion this sum
mer. There has been a large sum OF
money put into the project. Several
men have just put in several thous
and more. To make 1t pay It mus
grow and toward Columbia is tht
way 1t has been planned. There vii
be active effort made to finance ant
build the road to Columbia in th'
Immediate future.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22

The Mexico camp of the Modern
Woodmen of America will have BAN
quet for the members with their
wives and families and sweetheart on
May 9th, at the Fraternal Hall. The
hour announced Is O'Clock p. IN.
A splendid program has been ar
ranged and there will be music and
other entertainment. The committee
in charge of the affair is composed
of r. o. Bromagin. Elmer Keiser and
]. p. Powell. All visiting Wood
men are invited to be present at the
banquet. d !.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22
MAIL.cLERk SUES PosTMAs-
TER FOR ALLEGED sLANDER

A suit for $4,000 damages for al
legged slander was brought in lnde-
pendence recently against Joseph H..
Harris. postmaster of Kansas City.
by William H. Vance, clerk in the
mailing division of the rostoff'ce.
During the anti-single tax camaa;g1'
Mr.. Vance made several speeches In
Mexico and Audrain.
Vance says Mr. Harris Srcte an
anonymous letter to the father OF
his fiancee in Richmond, Mo-. last
March, advising him not to allow her
to marry Vance. She married him
the day after the letter was re
:, ceived. They live at 1901 Admiral
Boulevard. Mrs. Vance's father is
Louis Littman, owner of a general
store in Richmond.
MIR. Harris Denies II.
The petition states that Mr.. Har
ris not only wrote the anonymous let
ter' pu1 aiao - p,ao,,
coh'eh's VI ~ " 00e a~,.as h,,o
h'cnmohu a.'oirs 80 a"u aua,nat ,h
70 auVise MI ,l.'A .. s,ss = ~,
marriage ne ,e.''i !, stnon,
ca IN the pe'i.,on' '~sa II ~
terms tnat MT sAo w -. !,
er heai.n ol Oous ~ I s.neas
a rage vance uenies .~o NY as,onnoon
MT. tiaiiis uonisu ,-S.as ' !
t1at ne ever hau oo ., ',.',san :
rectiy OF ihuireeo.is w" a.,.,,,.. =,
r that ne nad wri''en n an ahs'.s i,
: letter or spoken " A'"0"
9 marriage ....,,,., !,
n i wouldh wri'e ''n a"o -, 80
Is ter, ne saiu' u 40 aoo -,
horse. no sui' iiAe '"N' 49,
l. make me iose siep =.
lrl irieu 10 oes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22
IN. IN ann sn llrarH
--Agn Thil ABerli...
90 YEARS AGO.

-. xa.. va.ss o.
'onn FISH ana MISE aaVs's a. SoN
were married a. ~a1'lnssas a.,
Lewis Hord. of Mexico, died
Hiram Greer OF Mexico and MISS
Florence Heid OF Boone county "ere
wed.
FRANK Brown OF JEFFERSON wy anu
Miss Bette French OF Mexico were
married.
Sam 8. Edwards OF tnis Guy was
night clerk at the 81. James Hotei
in st. Louis
The store OF Cnas' Gray " pen
ton City was broken into ana roDpeu
OF $40 worth OF goods,
Oscar strother, son OF proi, stroln'
or of Monroe county and Miss Elia ~
line were married in this CITY
John w. hiii ana Driue " 0ueen
CITY were the guests OF MT hiiis
father. D. M. HILL near TINS Guy.
"m' Wiiiiaihs' ia' iuoi WY 'i'Se
near thompson was iounu usau on
the railroad track near thas place'
.a 80
s,s ,,aa.n
m.s wa1.e ~
y = Auia. ,.s 49,,
of consumption.
Jacob Quick bought so acres OF
land from John Bick OF Rush Hill for
$50 an acre.
BENZ. Haskell of this city was
married to Miss Beckie Johnson OF
Kansas City.
Miss Susie Stevenson OF Mexico
was employed to teach the fall and
winter school at Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Smith OF Laddo-
MIA celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary.
Joe Crews, son OF Eliza Crews OF
I a 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22
VOTE rowNsHIp AIeH school
Auxvasse, Mo-, May 10.

Auxvasse, Mo-, May 10.
The school patrons Of the Lime
Kiln, Swan and Auxvasse public
schools at an election held at Aux
vase Saturday decided to consolid
ate the three districts by a vote o
81 to SO. A township High Schoo
will be built at Auxvasse. The con
solidated district will contain nine
teen square miles and will have al
assessed valuation of $350,OO0. TIL
school children will total 172
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22
cHILpRENs DAY LOVE FEAST


Trinity M. e. Church, South, five
miles northwest of Mexico, on the
Paris Road. the first Sunday in
June, will have O Children's Day
Love Feast. There will be dinner on
the ground. Children's exercises be
gin promptly at 1O:30 a. m. Come
one. come all: let's spread, eat, talk
sing and pray together and have o
general good religious time Preach
Ing at $50 p. M, by the pastor, Rev
w, c. Rice Don't forget to bring
well filled baskets. Those from q
distance will amply be taken care Of
THEo. II. sELB,
s. s, Supt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22

JUST as soon as the hospital
shareholders are organized the conve
tion hall enterprise will have
tho right-of-way. All that is neces
sary to insure the hospital PROPOSE
tion is a meeting of the sharehold
ers. By the way the two women men
bers of the hospital committee de
serve credit for the success of thi
movement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22

ROMANTIC young men and women
who are tempted to steal march
on friends and relatives by secur'
ing a license to wed in one county
and using It in different locality
will be interested in the fact that 9
new law in Missouri requires tha'
every marriage shall be solemnize'
in the county wherein the license wa
issued: and, further, that the Officer
or preacher who solemnizes any par
riage shall file his return with TN
officer who issued the license witnll
ten days after the ceremony. I'M
win make secret weddings trifle
more difficult, but will not material
| Iy discourage the operations OF 0u
old friend, Cupid.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22
"REhD THE EI5LE" SAYS
M EIIEr IM AnnRE

nH. FLlFF IN RpDhGoos
DR.. ]. D. Eliff, Of the University,
in his address to the graduates of
the eighth grade, at the Methodist
Church, Tuesday evening, admonish
ed them to select their reading ma
terial very carefully, especially dur
ing the plastic age of their brain.
He laid particular stress on the read
ing OF the Bible as the best book in
which to find the best OF history,
poetry, biography, literature and the
principles of living combined.
He talked on the weaknesses Of
the school system and weaknesses of
omission and commission in the man
agement of schools af-
fairs and told of ways in
which these things might be over
come He spoke strongly in favor
of the principles of vocational guild
arce, subject which is being more
carefully and thoroughly studied by
the instructors all over the country.
These exercises mark the first real
step toward giving the elementary
schools Of Mexico the recognition ac-
corded them in other places. Prof
|C. c. Rosselle, principal of the
North Central School, has been work
ing toward this end for several
years.
The large auditorium and Sunday
School room of the Methodist
church were crowded with relatives
and friends OF the graduates. DR.. A.
A. Wallace delivered the invocation
and Superintendent Of Schools Herb
ert Pryor presented the graduates
with their certificates Of
admission to the High School.
The graduates sang three songs, one
OF them their class song, which
was written by Miss Maude orita
Wallace. Miss Wallace also trained
them in their other songs.
The slxty-six graduates are as fol-
lows:
South Side School.
The following are the South Side
graduates:
Carolyn WorrelI, Virginia Parker,
Elizabeth Hape, Stella Peck, Mabel
Thomas, Allene Reed, Nina Cooper,
Edna Cooper, Marie Smith, John
Dearlng, Bast Davis, Kenneth Da
wis, Lee Richards, Clark Moody, Law
renee DeMuth, Russell Duncan. Louis
Burke, Rouss Gallop, Edward Smith,
Edward Million, Peter McVeigh. No
land Fry, Richard Moore.
North Central School.
The following are graduates Of the
North Central School; Orville Aus
tin, Arnold Boone, Spencer Boyd,
Holly Brewer, Nelson Carter, Frank
Cleveland, Roger Hayes. Russell Lew.
is, Raymond Moore, Charlie Myers,
Lawrence Precht, Ed. Robinson, Ry-
land Rodes, Archie Rodgers, Harry
Rose, Harper shoush, Houston vii
lard, Albert Culbertson, Catherine Ad
ans, Josephine Byrns, Matte Byrns
Ruby Chapman, osceola Clapper, Pat
lin Craddock, Helen Creasey, Irent
Davis, Pauline Davis, Ollie Dahlem
Jessie Frazier, Lille Haskell, India
Johnson, Polly Miller, Elaine Miller
Agnes Moore, Edyth Quisenberry, Jes
sic Trimble, Tommie Roberts, viii
helmena Taylor Maurine TRULY, Hele
Wilkins, Ruth Crauthorn, Nellie Rob
erts, Elizabeth Taft.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22
SENATOR'S EoR suEERAeE

Washington, May IA.
Senator Chamberlain's resolution
ment to the constitution was ordered
fayorably reported to-day by the Sen
ate woman suffrage committee.
Chairman Thomas and Senator Ow-
en-, Democrats, and Senator Jones
Senators Sutherland and Clapr
Republicans. voted for the resolution
Senator Catfon, Republican, voted
against It,
When the resolution is reported an
effort will be made to have 1t takeT
up in the present session.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22
THr FARM BUREAU MEETING.

UE FftNm DQR~TN
SEVERAL thousand invitations
have been sent out 20 farmers Of Au-
drain County, requesting their pres
ence nj the big meeting on MAY
tho occasion OF the organization Of
the Audrain County Farm Bureau. A
president and vice-presldent for
each township, secretary. and treas
urer are to be elected. Bylaws are
to be adopted. and the work out
lined and formally started. Town
ship and school district committees
will be appointed sometime soon af'
ter the meeting.
The lot just north Of the Hox'
sey Hotel will be the scene of this
great event and free lunch will be
served.
Mcmillan Band has kindly consent
ed to furnish music.
This occasion should be one OF in
terest and pleasure and benefit &C
all. The Ledger predicts success FOL
the undertaking. The very best
speakers obtainable in the state
have been engaged. All shouit
work together and harmony will pre-
vail.
Stamping out of hog cholera an'
other contagious diseases, bette
! schools, and better roads, and othe
/ important matters will be taken up.
4 Make It a holiday and let nothing
prevent your attendance at this
meeting. Every part Of the Count
should be represented by a large del
cation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22

bred that Col. Frank Buff
Isiana, is to be appointed
|ay Commissioner by Gov,
!. That would sure be a
bointment. Frank Bnffun
be most intelligent and
advocates for good roads
|and was a pioneer along
Il Frank will accept the
heal results viii follow
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22

WALTER WILLIAMS. OF
Of Journalism has been
|leaye OF absence by the Un
orators TO make a special
Foreign Journalism. He Will
|hgland June II from Mon
PIE steamship Canada Of
Star Dominion line, and
Great Britain, France, Hol
Pnany, Switzerland ant
Williams viii be accom-
Mrs. Williams and theil
Helen, and son. Edwin
puring his absence Frank L
associate eprofessor OF Jour
'ill serve as acting dean. Hi
lnds in Mexico wish the Wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22

THE Arnold-Parry wedding at the
Christian Church In Mexico last Sat
urday night was one Of the most
beautiful dignified and attractive
functions the writer ever witnessed
II sure was as pretty as a picture.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22
FARM LOANS
Fulton, Mo-, May 81.

Fulton, Mo-, May 2l.
Buckner Harrison, of Mexico, Mo
whose final summing up in the re-
cent Central4Westminster College de
bate won for the Blue Jays, was
elected captain Of the 1918 Westmin-
ster debating team this morning at
joint meeting of the college liter
airy societies.
Next year he will have charge Of
selecting and heading two teams tC
meet Missouri Valley College ant
Central College. Mr.. Harrison is one
of the finest debators the college
has had in many years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22

Sproul Academy closes Saturday
with recital in the parlors comph-
mentary to the pupils and patrons on
ly. The voice and piano numbers are
given by few of the pupils in class
es OF Miss Elberta Lee Sproul.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22
NOW is THE TIME.

to plan that fishing trip. We can
supply your needs In fishing tackle.
Better take baseball and bat along
for amusement in case the fish don't
bite. Our stock of these goods is
complete.
Lrary;s e, Cant horn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22

option and ball given by
|rs, Fred A. Morris Wed
|ht at the Elks' Club In
n. Parry and Mlss Arnold
be married Saturday was
most dignIfled and de.
Pctions ever given In Mex
EIks' home Is a splendid
|an entertainment OF thl'
Nery detail Of arrangement
after and nothing wal
that would make this so
notable.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22

SEND your ten best reasons why
people should move to Audrain coun-
~ to the Ledger office Immediately
This viii be a splendid advertise
ment for the county and may secure
YOU a prize.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22

lton Hill Register editor
"If the printer is paid
u his pocketbook KEEP
prompt-payIng patrons
pen to his paper il
Paragraphs are more poinl
pts his pictures of pass
|in more pleasing colors
blsal of his paper is
his patrons. Paste thi
proyerbial philosophy Il
where all persons can pc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22
Ferris & Cauthorn.

Craddock uses only French picture
glass in framing. Special low price on
all picture framing during the month
OF May.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22
RArrLlNe TIRES

often are the cause Of runaway.
The Velie Buggy is made of air
dried hickory. SIS to 500. We also
have a good cheap line.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22

You can save money by taking ad-
vantage OF our 10 per cent cash re
duction sale.
Ricketts, & Emmons d. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22
THEIiTrLE BOY

is good judge Of a wagon; bring
him with you and let him select
one of our 1870 wagons. Fine for
coasting and bringing in wood.
Ferris & Cauthorn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22

Fulton, Mo, May 21.
Claude McAllister, of Mexico, was
the star of the Missouri valley West
minister College baseball game here
yesterday and although the yisitorf
won Z to his playing made the
Blue Jays loss the easier to bear
In the ninth inning he knocked [
three-bagger and earlier in the game
in the center field, he made "shoe
string" catch after a long run. Nc
Allister is one Of the strongest mel
on the Blue Jay team.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22

FATHER DILLON went to st
Louis to-day where he viii deliver al
address on the missionary Priest"
at the Father o'Leary big celebration
at welIslon tomorrow, A purse o
81 900 will be presented to Fathe
oLeary. who formerly had charge o
the Mexico Catholic Church, and q
very much beloved by his people.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22

Fine Picture Framing, 20 per cent
discount; 1-5 off during month o.
May at Craddock's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22

Ten per cent discount on every ar
ticle in our store for cash.
Ricketts, g. Emmons D. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22

Miss Myrtle Miller of Kansas City,
IS the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Th5s.
Miller, OF. near Rush HILL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22

MONTHLY settlements and the
cash system tends largely to elimin-
ate the dead-beat,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22
TAKE LIFE EASY.

We have hammocks of every colol
and design. from $1.50 to $500.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22

MEXICO people are willing to help
pay for an electric rad but want
the road.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22

YOU just can't make tariff bill
that will please everybody.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22

Wall paper from 8 S-4c roll UP at
Craddock's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-22

Take look at our show window
of i0-cent articles. d2w1
Ferris & Cauthorn.