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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
mckinley SYSTEM
IS MADE A NEW
.INTERURBAN OFFER

An interurban line east from Colum
bla to McCredie, to connect with the
Chicago G. Alton. running from Mex.
leo to Jefferson City. and another
west to Glasgow to join the Chica-
go & Alton direct track into Kan
sas city, is the latest proposition
which has been placed before the
Mckinley Syndicate.
The Mckinley Syndicate re
Gently purchased the street rail
way system and the bridge over the
Missouri River at Jefferson City.
1t is said w. B. Mckinley. presi-
dent ofthe Mckinley Systems, has
been offered so per cent Of the right
ot-way and 100000 each by the
3 counties. Howard, Boone and Cal,
laway IL his syndicate viii buy the c.
& A. running from Mexico to Jeffer
son City. electrify 1t, and then build
interurban lines from Columbia to Nj
Credie and from Columbia TO Glas
gov.
Mr.. Mckinley is now in Egypt.
His answer to the proposal will not
be known until he returns In April.
James d. Houseman. who was in
Mexico last summer talking over in
terurban routes, was In Columbia re
Gently. He fayors line through
Northeast Missouri. He would enter
St. Louis in one of two ways A line
might be run from Columbia to Mex
leo to Perry. At Perry rails Of the
st. Louis and Hannibal R. R. would
be reached. The st. Louis and Han
nibal would then be electrified
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
Mr.. AND MRS. N. B.
W|LKERSONM MARRIED
FOR LAST s. YRS.

MIR. and Mrs. NJ B. wilkerson, ol
this city, celebrated their GO wedding
anniversary in a quiet way Tuesday
Mr.. Wilkerson was 81 years old on
January 10th and Mrs. WIlkerson wa
50, November 4th. They are both
among the pioneeer settlers Of thif
section of the state, Mr.. Wflkersor
having been a resident near Santa
Fe for over 80 years
Mrs. Wilkerson was Miss Aman
da Bybee, daughter Of DIR. John BY
bee. Mr.. Wilkerson was son. Of
Presley Wilkerson, who moved ID
Missouri because he heard of the
great hunting there He loved tc
shoot, and Mr. Wilkerson said theil
smoke-house was always well filled
with venison and usually barrel Oh
two from some bee tree.
Mr.. Wllkerson lived near Florida
Mo, fhe birthplace Of Mark Twain.
and knew the great himorist
when he was a boy. In the early
days Florida, which is now only q
small hamlet, was one of the larg
est trading points in this section and
boosted Of 1S dry goods stores and
10 groceries.
Mr.. Wilkerson was one of the
best runners and jumpers in this parl
of the country in bis youth. He
was never beaten in a foot-race ant
his record for the running broad
jump was 21 10 feet, fine record
to-day.
The Ledger joins their many friends
in wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkerson
many happy returns Of the day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
SUPPORT yo,IR

I
LOCAL INDUSTRIES.
lF you want to help make Mexico
q city, you should smoke Mexico
made cigars. Col. F. A. Morris, who
is arranging for the manufacture Of
his Pennant cigars by the progressive
cigar manufacturers, squires & Gar
n4r, is making a distinct move In
the direction ofmaklng a greater city
At least 20 cigarmakers will be
added to squires q Garner's force
and II Mexico people will patronize
Mexico industries this factory will
grow and become one Of the most i'm
purtant industries in this part Of
Missouri.
cisarmakers are high-class people
drawing good wages which they
spend in the towns where they live
The way TO encourage new indus
tries is to be loyal TO those we
have. u you are interested in Mex
leo industries and Mexico institutions
you should buy MeMoo-made goods
end pstronize Mexico stores. Dom
,alk about making Mexico greater
cly end then spend your money out
aIde Of town. That sounds like try
lno TO build permanent good roads
with rot sir. Talk won't build road
and talk won't support industries.
squires 4 earner's Factory should
be one Of the most important
cigar factories In the state It Il
Up to the Mexico smokers TO bring
about this result
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
s1 rcr NEW OFFICERS.

The Mexico Clothing Co. held their
annual meeting last week and elect
ed the following officers: J. P. KEN,
of Macon, resigned and Harry Atchi'
son was elected president. Charles
Claybrook was reelected secretary
and general manager. Mr.. Atchison'
who takes Mr.. Kem's place, has beer
with the Clothing Co. since its organ
izatlon 10 years ago and Is one O
Mexico's ablest and most accommo
dating clothing men. Mr.. Claybrook
who has made such a success q
manager OF this business, Is on
of the leading clothiers in this sec
ton of the state and popular wit
all who know him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

b. A. POWELL is arranging to es-
tablish a big silo Factory In Mexico
about April l. Mr.. Powell employs
quite number of men in his con
crete establishment and hns been N
Kansas City this week looking after
experts 10 make sllos, If branch Of
the Diamond Concrete Silo Company
is established here. The farmers OF
Audrain and adjoining counties are
taking great interest in the siio pro
position and it won't be long until
there are from one TO five sizes on
svery farm in this part Of Missouri
We don't see why all Of these sllos
can't be made right here at home
That would employ more labor ant
help make Mexico a greater riiy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

REFERRING to the big Special
Sales Company's annual sale OF hors
es the Auxvasse Review editorially
says: "w. D. Lee OF Mexico attend
ed the MaupinLewis sale Tuesday.
Mr.. Lee said that there was a great
err interest in the Missouri Special
Sales Co.'S annual sale of business
and pleasure horses to be held Il
Mexico on April 2, and 4, than eve
before. That there was more de
mand for catalogs and more inquir
les made concerning entries than be
fore any previous sale. 1t was the
expressed opinion Of this eminent
Ihorseman that this sale would b
the most successful ever held by thi
association. 4 1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
SARAH GREENLEAF
FROST IS DEAD

A host of friends will be saddened
by the news that Miss Sara Green
leaf Frost died suddenly in Shorter
College, Rome. Ca, Saturday the
18th. Miss Frost had not been IN
her usual health since last summer,
but she was cheerful and hopeful OF
recovery.
Miss Frost was for number OF
years a teacher in Hardin College,
where she formed many lasting
friends not only in the College, but
in town, who will sincerely mourn
her loss. She was a cultivated wo
man in the truest sense Of the
word, sincere friend, a conscient-
ious Christian. She was buried Mon
day afternoon in the family lot II
Glenwood, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
FORMER MEXICO BOY URGED TO
BIN E0R CONGRESS.

FORMER MEXICO BOY URGED TO
RUN FOR CONGRESS.
State Senator Jouett Shouse, Of
Kinsley, Kansas, is being urged to
run for Congress from the seventh
district. incidentally, Mr.. Shouse Is
a former Mexico boy who was at one
time city editor of the Ledger and
later one of the best known news
papermen in Kentucky. Mr..
shouse states he will become q cam
didate, according to newspaper re-
ports, If the present congressman de
cides to vacate and run for the Sen
ate.
In speaking of Mr.. Shouse and his
position in this matter. the Hutchi
son, Kan, Gazette edltorially says:
TN his unwflllngness to be con
sidered for this post unles an oper
field is offered through Congressman
lNeely's candidacy for the senatorshil
and his unwlllingness even then t
seek office, except at the behest o
a large representative per cent o
his party associates, Senator Shous
is taking an attitude that makes for
real representation Of the people
:, The man who is able to exercise
proper restraint in the face OF wha
seems to be an unusual opportunity
for self7advancement and to sui
merge personal aspirations in consid
: GRAFTON of party success and pui
lie welfare is the type of man tha
will make of congressional service
real service and not mere time serv-
ing"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
AccepTs POSITION ON ROAD.

w. f. Shepard, who has had
charge Of the local station OF the
Richardson Lubricating Co., has ac-
cepted position with the Bunte
Bros. Candy Co. Of Chicago. Mr.
Shepard is an experienced candy
salesman and his new position is a
most satisfactory one. The ledger is
glad to state Mr.. and Mrs shep-
ard will continue to make Mex
leo their home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
BURLINGTON SUR
vEY0RS At WORK
In MONROE COUNTY

According to a story published IN
the Moberly Daily Monitor. Tuesday
the work Of the Burling extension
from this city will start shortly. A
party of surveyors began work Tues
day at Madison i'm Monroe county.
In speaking of this the Monitor says
"The men were reticent concerning
their mission as a custom with the
surveyors but to Moberly resident
they stated that the road would be
built without doubt. Asked where the
road would cross. the chief of the
surveyors answered that It would
go through Moberly.
"The men came direct from Chica-
go, changing cars at Monroe City,
and coming to Madison on the Katy.
Nearly twenty surveyors are in the
gang, and they intimated that work
would he rushed until the road fs IN
the actual course Of construction"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

h who are figuring on loot
khould bare in mind that thf
balty under the new law Is
.lne UP to an extended i'm
n. Those who are figuring
hing this law should hunt an
lid in which to make money
her Mexico or Audrain coun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
RI NORTH CAROLINA.

Miss Ethel wallace Of this city has
accepted the principalship of the
women's department of Morrison Col
lege, Franklin, North Carolina. Miss
Wallace is an educator of ability
and Morrison College Is most fortun
ate in securing her services. Tnt
Ledger Joins her many Mexico
friends in wishing her success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
LEDGER PLEAsEs FORMER
MExlcoANs IN ALABAMA.
Robertsdale. Ala, "Tbe Hollies."


Robertsdale, Ala, "The Hollies,"
Feb. Z, 1914.
Dear Ledger and Friends:
Mamma and papa have taken the
Ledger ever since our coming here
and l do not think they will ever
drop It, either. We can keep up with
our Mexico friends through the dear
old Ledger.
We are living in beautiful place.
Just have for the present nice
large Broom cottage, but expect
to add on more soon. We are the
proud possessors of $50 A. of land
A nice farm, quite a nice little lot
Of stock, chickens, etc. For a pet
have a beautiful buck deer. 1t has
prongs on one horn and two on the
other and is two and one-half years
old also have a white
French poodle and hound dog.
Horseback riding Is a great sport
here OF which am very fond Also
we have entertainments by home tai
ent and dances. We certainly en-
Joy the dances a great deal. We have
a nice literary club here, the Loya'
League, NJ. w. A., w. o. w. and Roy
al Neighbors Lodge, Christian, Meth
odist and Episcopal churches.
large school and many other various
improvements in our littlestown ant
surrounding community.
Papa is putting ont sycamore
trees to-day to improve the looks o
our lawn. We already have maple, ,hol
lily, fir and cedar, also the large cas-
tor bean trees, in our yard. We hav'
vegetables the year around.
We can grow most anything dow
heere in fruit, vegetables and an,
: crops. You can grow as high a
four crops a year. They have beaut
full orange, grapefruit and fig or
! chards. We intend to put out lot
OF fruit trees later on. Grape an
souparion arbors are everywhere, a
: so strawberry farms. The Tobacco
farms are the main thing. though.
has rather failed though, as the
cannot sell so much tobacco. Th
Latsuma orange is the rage her
3 now. It is very sweet and has
Q very thin skin. Anyone can pe'
them with gloves on and drop th
juice on their clothing as 1t doe
not stain at all.
l. Pecans can be grown here fin
a The large paper shell is just great
r |, Well, l guess my first letter
long enough. You Mexico frier
would not know the little 10 year o
girl who left there years ago.
weigh 1866 pounds. So you see thl
= Baldwin Co., Ala, agrees with me.
We are all preparing TO go to
Masquerade Ball Feb. 7, given
the NJ w. A. Wish son
!, Mexico people were here to go.
= II you need any more recol
= mendations for Baldwin County, ask
:. ]. R. Towsons how they enjoyed tht
trip down here last year.
Hoping that al Mexico friends a
prosperous and happy, beg to
main
An old friend
> xgoIot n,,tI fMrMaufarl Madd0Y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
LEDGER STORY WILL REOPEN A
CLAIM SUIT FOR $5oo,ooo FILL
e AGAINST pu. S. GOVERNMENT

e AGAINST pu. S. GOVERNMENT
Through recent article in the
Ledger concerning the former
friendship Of Judge ]. A. Guthrie
and W. A. Cochran, on the plains
in the early COS, when the latter
was driving an overland stage, Capt.
B. H. Dorsey, Commandant Of
the Missouri Military Academy. Is
preparing to take the dispositions OF
these gentlemen and reopen the fight
for claim Of 100000 against the
government for the heirs of Ben Holi-
day, owner Of the Overland stage
route.
1t was only last year that the
claim, which had been before the
Court Of Claims in Congress since the
early seventies, was thrown out be-
cause of lack OF prosecution. Now.
that there Is new evidence and Of 30
important character. Captain Dor
sey, whose wife is one Of the Ben
Holiday heirs. will again take the mat
ter up with the government. The
claim is for damage to the property
of Holiday by the Indians which the
heirs claim the government promised
protection from and recompense for.
Ben Holiday, who went from Bour-
bon County, KY, and settled in
Platte County, Mo-. purchased the
Overland stage route from st. Joseph,
Mo-, to Salt Lake City in 1862 and
continued to run it until 1867 when
he sold out. Mr.. Cochran was with
: Majors & Waddel. the owners OF
the Pony Express Route and Stage
System before Holiday bought It and
remained driver for Mr.. Holiday
throughout his ownership. There Is
little question but that his testi-
mony will be important in that he
has a wonderful memory and re-
! calls, as If It were yesterday, the va
rioas Indian raids and depredations.
Mr.. Cochran says the government
paid Holiday $1,0O0s0OO a year for
carrying the malls over the 1900 mile
of the stage route. In those days
postage on letters across the plains
! was IS each.
: Captain Dorsey, who by the way
was named for Ben Holiday, married
! Mr. Holidays daughter, Linda. A
! SON. Ben Holiday. the only other heir
is living in Los Angeles, Call. Cap
t tain Dorsey states that before Mr.
Holidays death he was offered
q settlement Of $500, 900 but refused t.
3 accept 1t and that President Grant,
who was personal friend of Mr
! Holiday, was very active in his ct
. forts to have Mr.. Holiday get the full
8 sum of his claim.
There Is a deposition from Mr.
}. Holiday containing statement fron
President Lincoln when Mr.. Holida
S first took the Overland Stage Route,
d It is to this effect: "You must keei
the road open at all hazards an
/ look to the government to recon
u pense you. realize We have not
sufficient troops to wholly protect
a you"
y Mr.. Cochran says station afte
Ie station was destroyed by the Indian
in raids and many hundred head
n stock stolen. Captain Dorsey has NJ
yet recovered from his great surpris
'ir over the peculiar manner in whic
he fortunately fell upon such mpor
re ant witnesses, who, in all likelihoo
q will be the means Of his wife and b
brother, recovering this claim.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
MRS j. o. Inflow

MRS J. o. Inflow
LIKES CALIFORNIA.
Long Beach, Call, Feb. IA.
Mr.. R. NJ. White.
Dear sir:
Herein hand you dollar for
the Weekly Ledger for the year, 1914.
II we do not ALL COME BACK, the
next best thing Is to subscribe for
the Great Religious Weekly and keep
in touch with the good people OF
Mexico. We are still enjoying life In
the Golden State. Had lovely wintei
here. Wishing you and the City pros
perity for the coming year, am
Very truly,
Mrs. ]. d. Inflow.
1908 Appleton, Long Beach, Calf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

FRED WILLIAMS, a prominent Re
lpublican of Fulton, was in Mexico,
this week, en- route home from the
Republican GetTogether Meeting 'at
st. Louis. We don't believe Fred Is
very enthusiastic about the Bull Moo
sers and Republicans getting togeth
or In this State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

CHRONIC CONSTIPATION CURED.
81 had been troubled with chronic
constipation for two years and tired
all the best physicians In Bristol,
Tenn, and they could do nothing lot
me. Two packages Of chamberlain's
Tablets cured me-" writes Thos. p.
Williams of Mlddleboro. Ky. For sale
by Buckner Drug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
a GOOD COUGH MEDICINE

FOR CHILDREN.
Convincing proof Of the rare cnra-
tive properties Of ChamberlainsCough
Remedy came from Mrs. Mary Faw-
cett, Grinnell, Ia, who says: Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy helped my
little boy a gfeat deal when he
had whooping cough.It is good med
cine" For sale by Buckner Drug Co,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

Mexico Hospital needs SIX
*ds costing about SIS each.
should be six loyal patriotic
i who would buy a bed each
anate II to the Hospital. We
p gentleman who Is very
b to the Hospital, who would
be one Of the six TO come tc
isstanee Of the Hospital al
ne. II you are interested tsle
the Ledger Immediately.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
WEDDINGS
see44@4sse sa99 S.s4as 3 tee1sA

Joe Albus and MISS Marie Fegar.
ilath of this county, were married
Wednesday morning, at $3.50 O'CLOCK
by the Rev. Father ] j.. Dillon al
st. Brendan's Catholic Church, The
bridegroom Is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Albus, formerly Of thii
county, and is a hustling young
farmer. His bride is the charming
and talented daughter OF Mrs. An
drew Fegar. Both are splendid yount
people and the Ledger joins in ex-
tending best wishes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
n,sco,,nr IS sTlLL ON

You can still buy clothing and fur
nishing goods at 25 per cent off. Bet
ter take advantage of this opport'm-
ity while it lasts.
Mexico Clothing Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
MRS. McP|KE' s WILL
FILED IN COURT

The last will and testament OF
Mrs. Restora McPike, of Vandalia,
was placed on file in the Audrain
Probate Court, Wednesday. Mrs
Lola Myers. of st. Louis, received
$5 600 life insurance and the re
mainder of the estate, valued a
about $4,000 is divided, principally
between Mrs. McPike's mother ant
sters and brothers.
There is a 400 acre farm in litiga-
ton that should 1t be decided in faV
or OF the estate will bring its valu'
up to fully 100000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
4 A elANpoN HOME

FROM CANADA.
]. A. Glandon is home from an ex-
tended trip through Northwestern
Canada in the interest Of the Mex
leo Brick & Fire Clay Company. Mr..
Glandon says he enjoyed several
days of winter weather up there
ranging from 80 to GO degrees below
zero, and says he needed his over
coat al right. He says ne
he had a very successful trip and
thinks that early in the Spring bust
ness Is going to open UP big not on
" in this country but in Canada.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
slcn uE AnAcHE

This Is usually caused by disorder
of the stomach Take good dose oi
Chambelrain's Tablets aad tomorrow
you will feel all right For sale by
Buckner Drug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

Auxvassa Review editorial
THE Mexico Commercial
|as our thanks for compliment
sket to their annual banqtiet4
will be pulled off Thursday,
2 at S;t5 O'Clock p. m. They
Rn excellent program. Gov. Ma
p be the principal speaker fol
passion, and will talk on "Goot
N II the Lord will permit
le weather is fit we will bar
Rith the llvest Commercial Clul
this broad land.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

The report that Mrs. Fred Kent
and infant were very sick is without
foundation. Both are doing nicely
and Mrs. Kent will be UP and aro'iItd
in few days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
sARY DIES TUESDAY.

The ten months old son Of MI
and Mrs. C. C, Bybee, of Molino. MO.
died Tuesday from pneumonia. The
Ledger joins friends in extendinl
sincerest sympathy to the bereaved
parents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
McKlnLEYs GOING

TO SCOTLAND.
J. w. Mckinley, wife and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bessie winscott, are arrang-
ing for an extended trip to Scotland.
This is Mr.. McKinley's Christmas
present to his wife and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs, Mckinley are natives
of Scotland and on this trip will visit
great many of their relatives
and old friends. Their many friends
wish them a most enjoyable trip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
1903 Appleton, Long Beach, CALI.

The ladies' of st. Brendan's Catho'
lie Church will give a Progressive Eu
chre and Peanut Party Monday even
ing, Feb. 90, IA, in Greer's New
Hall. Tickets, % cents. WI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

kITE arrangements have beer
exGov. Patterson Of Ten
n speak in Mexico May 9Th
of the County Uust Law.
|hents will be made TO enter
! OF the largest crowds eve'
4 in Mexico to hear this dis
N snaaker.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

klexico Elks win hold ttheii
Washington Birthday smok
Ne Home Monday evening
n 30. Thd Lodge will NEE
!ial session for Initiation 81
block the same evening. 4
|ndance is desired.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

THE sudden death of Morrison
Lakeland, one Of Mexico's most CON
seryatiye and wealthy citizens, was
shoolx to this community. The Led
ger joins other friends in extending
sincere sympathy to the bereaved
family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

RE was another marrow es
pm a serious accident at JEFF
Street crossing Saturday. Un
subway is arranged for, there
Il an accident at Jefferson
some day that will cost the
Rs more than a new bridge
s as though the bridge o.
avenue could be lowered or {
Hdgge put over at Washington
Something must be done Z
the congestion at Jeffer
BET crossing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

y removal OF Sam Bovine. ir.,
Audrain County to Centralla,
takes him out Of the race for
ping Judge Of Audrain County
|ea'es Presiding Judge Alex Car.
Ii'hout opposition for reelection.
\ Carter has made most eff
presiding Judge and wlthou
Will be unanimously reelected
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
LEDGER WANT ADS PAY

LEDGER WANT ADS PAf'
Harry Owen lost his dog Wednes'
day and put lost ad in the Ledger
Thirty minutes after the paper was
on the streets Mr.. Owens dog was
returned by a reader of the Ledger
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
ANYWAY, it is mean of the men
to make the women tell their re'1
ages in order to vote.
LITTLE GIRL CURED OF

LITTLE GIRL CURED OF
AN AWFUL COLD.
Two years ago our little girl nae
an, awful cold that settled on he'
lungs says Mrs VIM Galbriatn Q
tIan,burg N. Y. eve we're greau!
worried about her condition. She hao
narsistent croupy cough that cllnl
to ber despite all our treatment, ur
I'll | got a bottle Of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. This relieved tna
dreadful cough and effected poslu'
cure IN the course of a few days
time For sale by Buolsner Drug "
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
SUR IS DISMISSED.

The case of J. H. Whitecotfon
VS.. John Brewer ct al has beer set
tiled out OF court and dismissed BY
s stipulation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. Good
man, Of Oakland, Kan, Feb. 16. a
daughter, Mrs. Goodman was former
ly Miss Blanche Elliott, of this city
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
. = nRoMAoIN ENDORSED.

The Mexico Lodge of NJ. w. A. en-
dorsed R. O. Bromagin, on Tuesday
night, as one Of the two representa-
tives from Audrain at the State meet
,ro IN sedalia in May, The conyen'
tIon TO elect the representatives from
AHA county will be held here
Anril
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
suEs LAND AND LOAN co.

Suit has been filed In 81. Louis
by the Bankers Trust Co. Of that
city against the Farmers Land &
Loan Co. for $39,7OO. G. D, Rodgers
Is one Of the defendants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

people think It very funn,
se their friends and the pub
bntagious diseases. Fool kill
bld be encouraged to visit
n once IN a while.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

dispatches from washington
Be that Ex-Gov. Joseph w.
Rn likely be a candidate fol
States Senator. That vii
lmehing lively sure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
a5 PER CENT OFF.

On all clothing and furnishing
goods. Take advantage of this sale
while it lasts.
dw1 Mexico Clothing Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

Gov. Elliott W. Major will De 'ne
guest Of Col. f. A. Morris whllo ...'n, -
Mexico to attend the commero'"'
Clubs banquet.