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Evening star., 1914-04-05
Making Income Tax Returns.

American citizens in London who come
under the scope of the new income tax
law are making their returns at the con-
suate with cheerfuness and alacrity. The
returns are numerous, but do not make
great sum in aggregate. The incomes OF
the very wealthy Americans residing mere
are taxed at the sources, so that the re-
turns of these are made on the other
side. The heaviest income thus far re-
ported at the consulate is one of SJo,ooo
The citizen who paid this declared that
the tax was a reasonable charge for the
privilege of being an American citizen
This was the tone adopted by most or
the makers of returns, and the STAFF OF
the consulate. anticipating unwilling ana
protesting citizens. were agreeably sur
prised at their attitude.
resident who paid without grumhling
stated that the few protestants against
the new tax are Americans who have
taken root here. and who have chung to
their American citizenship for sentimental
or business reasons. Some of these have
been on the point of becoming British
subjects for some time. and the imposition
Of the income tax may hasten their de-
ciSion.
Evening star., 1914-04-05


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Evening star., 1914-04-05
Departure in Submarines.

in the new submarines the admiralty is
building, and about which a great deal
of secrecy is maintained. a departure has
been made for the first time in this coun
try from the Holland type. The S I, now
building at Greenock, is of the Laurent
type. Enormous precautions were takcr
to screen her rom tine view of unauthor
Evening star., 1914-04-05
Position Of Russian Women.

''Russisn women have been for years in
a privileged position compared with
their western sisters. They enjoyed con-
siderable property Independence and
higher education had been secured for
women in Russia long before it was ac-
qured in most of the countries OF west
ern Europe. In the struggle for political
reform women fought side by side with
Evening star., 1914-04-05

Rear Admiral Badger, commanding the
Atlantic fleet, Friday transferred his flag
from the battleship Wyoming to the Ar
kansas in Hampton roads, Va.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

Most Of the time last week was
spent in moving. l am 0 living in
Mrs. C. Q. shaw's property in East
holm,
Mrs. L. c. Nieman and sister, Mrs.
Anna Kelly, have our sincere thanks
for a large bunch of fine rhubarb.
M~artinsburg has employed Miss
Glenn again in the Grammar Depart
ment.
Miss Beulah Crawford has con-
tracted for eight months at $50 with
the Bolts district.
The Bryan school has secured Miss
Elizabeth o'Brien for s months at
SIS.
A. B. s~hattuek, a Pike County pro-
duet. and a very successful teacher.
has been elected To the Prairie Mound
school. ! am certainly glad W.
shall have him with us next year.
Miss Leta Moore post graduate
of yandaifa High ocaoof, and a meins
Der OF the teachers training class Of
high standing, has been employed at
New Michigan. She will have a nine
months term, and receive $50 per
month.
The cauthorn board has re-em-
ployed Miss Iva Hnnmel for the next
year. | am glad to see the success
full teachers go back, for they will
easily accomplish from 25% 10 500
more work. and work Of a better
quality.
Farmer Rusk and ! went a-Maying
last Friday. We drove u 10 the Lib
erty school, Mrs. e. @. Nicman.
teacher. We got there in time to hear
a recitation by a remarkable class Of
little tots beginners. II Is surpris-
ing how much these little folks can
accomplish under the guidance Of a
competent teacher. Then we were
treated TO a sumptuous dinner OF all
kinds of home products, such as
farmers wives alone know how to
prepare. Some one remarked that
Liberty district had the best cooks in
the eounty-certsinly there are none
better.
While inspecting the note books Of
the eighth grade. the first part Of
which consisted Of notes and draw
ings on physiology, the last part on
agriculture, Farmer Rusk Al first re-
marked that they all ought TO be
doctors. Later, after looking at q few
Of the pages Of the second part, be
decided that all should be farmers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
COUNTY NEWS

Rev. w. H. Hook who Is visiting
In PRINCETON, III, wiz be in Mex.
leo this week and viii preach at
Hickory Grove Church May 10th.
and Midway Church near Halls
vile. May cath.
Or. c. B. clapp Of Moberly was
elected president Of the Linton Dis
trict Medical Society at the meet
ing Tuesday evening. The other Of
ficers elected follow: Or. ". H.
Douglass, Benton City. LIST vice
president; DIR. n. r. Crews, Full
ton, End vicepresident; DIR. ]. C.
Lyter. Moberiy, secretary; DR.. c.
A. Rothwell, Mexico. treasurer.
The meeting this year was one
Of the best attended for a number
Of years and the program Is said to
have excelled. About twenty-five
physicians and nurses we're in attend.
ance. The meeting adjourned Tues
da. evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Sims, Of near
Cant. were the recipients Of
a most beautiful and complete sur
prise Sunday May 3rd when their
children, relatives and friends ar.
rived to celebrate their golden
wedding day. Each one brought
web filled baskets and at noon a
bountiful dinner was served out in
the yard under the trees 10 about
sixty people.
Judge ]. e. Sims in a few appro-
pirate words presented these
good old people with a
very beautiful goldIined silver tea
service given by the children and
relatives as a token OF love and
respect. Those who enjoyed this
lovely occasions are az follows;
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Sims and
family, Mrs. Mettie Brown and chil.
dren. shannon Bolts and sister, Of
c~entralia. Mr.. and aIrs. L. b.
+Uiisex Columbia, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Brown and family, John Sims and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Wayne.
Reuben Sims, Mr.. and Mrs. CIeye-
Land Brown, Mr.. ands Mrs. Lycurgus
Sims, Mrs. Fannie Stewart. Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Sims. and son,
Grover, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry House
holder, Mrs. Fannie Klstler and
daughter. Gladys. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Adkins, ]. H. Sims and wife,
VIM Hardin Sims and wife, e. J.
Sims and daughters. Roy Sims and
wife, VIM. Wayne and wife. VIM.
Hardin Rixey, wife and children.
There wer eight children. TWEEN
" grandchildren and one great
grandOhlld present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
surnirr.s SALE.

Nv virtue ard authority Of eeaef'
a, Execution issued frsm the office
Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
of Andrain County, Missouri, return
xs-r 4sf
said court. and to me directed IN
favor Of Bank OF centralis, a corpor'
alton. and against WIN Eyerhart, J.
R. Eyerhart and Elizabeth Ever
hart, I have levied upon and seized
all the right. title, interest and
claim of the said WIN Everhart,
r r. Byerhart and Elizabeth Ever
at of. in and to the following de-
scribed real estate. towlt:
II Acres east side east half Of
northeast Of Section 50. Township
So, Range IL,
81 Acres east part north half Of
southeast of Section "a. Township
SO. Range Il.
100 Acres Of Northeast quarter Sec
ton 81, Township So, Range u.
40 Acres Northwest of Northwest
Of Section "a, Township s., Range
IL,
is Acres South Part of South hall
South west South west Section "a.
Township So. Range IL.
100 Acres North west quarter Sec
ton IS, Township 5S. Range IL
so Acres north half southwest sec
on s., Township So, Range II.
All lying and being in the said
County, and State Of Missouri And
will, on
Tuesday, the End day Of June,
A. o., 1914,
Ut being the End day Of the Circuit
Court of said County,, between the
hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five o'clock In the after
noon OF that day. at the Courl
House door, in the City OF Mex
leo, County Of Audrain aforesaid, eel
the same. or 50 much thereof as
may be required, at public vendue
TO the highest bidder, for cash
in hand (subjeot to all prior HEM
and judgments), to satisfy said Exc.
cutlon and costs.
loaf j. w, BARNETT,
Sheriff Of Audrein County, Mo,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Five deeds to Prairie Oil & Gas Co.
conveying right-of-way OF Pine Line
Boss b. Cauthorn to Ned n. Rodes
warranty. Consid. $1,750. Lot 4 and
I. "a feet Of Lot 5, Block II. Comfy
Add to Mexico.
James II. Wright to Mary J. Re.
shears. Quit-Claim. Consid' 81 W
" of SW. of 27-52-5. "
Henry Stephenson to Ethel King
and Mabel Davis. Warranty. Consid
$1,000. Lot IL, Block II, Original
Martinsburg.
Jasper G. KinE to William Bieeers
warranty. Consid. $4,000. " int IN
Lot. 3, Whites Sub-div. TO Mexico
George b. Crouch to Luther 81
Briar, Warranty. Consid. s19 ooo
SIC. & Sc. NE. Of 10 and W. 10 acres
q sW. wv and W. 10 acres Of NV
SW. OF 11-51-6. wv.
b b. White to Emil E. Huctor
warranty. Consid. $4,000. AZ acras
IN SW. NE Of 27-51-9.
K. r. Buckner to Lillian W Nor.
gan. Warranty. Consid, 81 ana
other. Lot 5, Block 6. L,aken.a anu
Barnes Highland Add to Mexieo *
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
SKINNER.


a good big rain fell here Sunday
afternoon and more that night. That
evening the rain was accompanied by
the biggest hail storm we ever wit
messed in point of duration. The
hail storm only extended over a strip
OF a few miles.
1t Is thonght the haianEorm OF
Sunday evening did considerable dam
age 20 the whaafe crop the
fruit crop and the gardens and all
tender plants generally.
The leaves and small limbs were
literally torn from the trees.
The hail storm tore auto, buggy
and surrey tops. that were out. into
many holes. Many glasses were shat
tered and old shingled roofs and rub
beroid roofs were made very holey.
Estelie Pickett and Wallace Harvey
were In Columbia from Friday I'll
Sunday evening attending the high
school celebration and visiting rs.
tells parents.
Or. Evans. the chair Of Theology o.
William Jewell College occupied the
pulpit at Bethlehem the fourth Sun.
day In April. He preached from text
Christ Came into tho World to Seal
and save that Which Is Lost"
A collection OF s24 was take for
ministerial education. DR.. Evans is
always a great delight to all Of our
people.
Mtss Blanche Taylor closed a very
successful term Of school at Fox
recently.
Mrs. William Cline suffered a very
badly renched arm Sunday by falling
down the cellar steps. No bones
were reported broken but the hand
md arm wer perfectly numb Or. "
McAllister attended.
J. L. Carpenter recently suffered a
spell iof heart trouble that came very
MAJ P1A6hB mn VuN VI DLoluebb.
Over -exertion and 8 nervous shock
sf the previous day. he thinks was D
the immediate cause.
Q. r. Ellis bought a span Of mare
mules OF chas. Dean recently at
s4i0.
John Blum bought a suNskling calfu
u his brother Ernest Saturday.
The County Court made a flying
trip thru here recently. Inspecting
Tho old bridges that are asking for
new steel structures. Many OF these
are very dangerous with a
load.
Nerd Fox sold 70 Judge Alex Car
ter Al head Of shoats of So lbs.
'setage recently.
John Showers sold to Hayes & AZ
a bunch Of So ID. shoats re
Gently ~ $500 per cwt
g, NJ. Fox's new wine mill IL al
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
AuxvAssE.

Mrs. Chas. Lawrence came out
from Mexico Thursday and is the
guest of friends.
The orchestra recital Saturday ev-
ening was a great success. The tai
ent shown in the recital makes us
feel quite proud OF our home talent.
Mrs. Watson, south Of town, Is
entertaining relatives from Illinois.
Mrs. G. r. Boutwell, Is home
from sedalia.
Mrs. Joe Dudley entertained her
sister, Miss Murray Of Stephens
this week. I'm
Mrs. Harry Reid and little daueh-
ter returned TO their home in Full
ton Monday. after a few days
visit TO her brother. John Yates
and family.
Whitton Martin lost bis fine Perch
stallion Tuesday. This is a
heay loss to Mr.. Martin.
Fuel Bros, east Of town, was on
the st. Louis market this week
with a car load of choice beef
of their " feeding.
Mr.. Sands, the Ford automobile
man Of Mexico, was here this week,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
cEnrRALIA.

Ed McNear was badly injured last
Tuesday morning while he was try
ing to shear a pair of mules at his
mule barn. One Of them paved him
and knocked him down and a over
him.
Corn planting is the order of the
day. Farmers are planting as fast
as they can.
Chas. Green and Joe Denham were
Mexico visitors Sunday.
Brown Bros. are remodellng their
barber shop. They are going to
make an up to dAte barber shop out
OF the old one.
8. j. Bovine, jr., who runs an up
to-date livery business, had a call
for four two seated rigs, which he
took to Sturgeon for the funeral Of
DIR! Keith Of that place.
w. Winscott Of west Of town cold
Ed McNear a pair Of young mules
and also purchased one large work
mule from the same party.
No appointment has been made
on rural route No, 5 yet, Cecil Nc
Bride Is carrying the mail on that
route.
y, Head, former mail carrier
resigned and purchased the harness
shop Of Mr., Henry.
5. M. Pulls purchased n bay
mare from WIN Parks last week.
Woodie Mcbride purchased one pair
Of bay horses from his son, Cecil, for
$500.
Miss Frances Sappington has
been employed to teach the school
In the Angel district this fail and
winter.
The writer and several others from
here attended the ball game at Meg
leo Sunday between Mexico and Co
tumble We cant see why C~entralia
don't get in line and get a good ball
team.
r. i. Hope was in Junction City,
Kan, last week looking after his re-
certify acquired drug store.
Mrs. Jas. cogswell of Slater was
here visiting friends and rela-
tives last Week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07


Tas ySss q M O0a1sE ~SE rS-
sfse ~ a sspsrs haESso-m Saaszs
eEszsng 1kzIz ss1f anS lkzses Ebuas
- mana1sss TIE s,o5As ~srs
syn sh4 SIZE 81 hcRu-y nuts ID @
as lA-eA rs wRansz& damaging ths
roaes a S11idEE trz ezr1szs
uheat and ozts TAs strip Vas
short : m~ vide and was vS-Se
sSBshs& q M0Eino Porter Csush0-z
had a fEre fed az wheat mined
c C. Bybee had IS vindoE pznas
broken By the haz and a COOS many
others had several broken
Mrs z. L znDer returned 10 Mex
leo Wednesday from a few days visit
with H. l. Weaver and daughter.
gfiss Leta.
Mrs. VII Heizer was the guest
Of Mexico relatives Wednesday night
Edgar Berrey and wife Of Cant
were guests OF relatives here satur-
day night and Sunday.
D. S. Weaver and family and Chss
Weaver, west Of Skinner and c. L.
Weaver of Santa Fe visited H. L.
weaver's Sunday.
Jas. Csmplin and wife of Santa Fe
we're guests Of John HelEer and fam
lily Sunday
Misses Edna and Leta Goodrich
visited c. r. Massey and family OF
Mexico Saturday and Sunday.
Mt. Zion Church accepted the res
ignation Of Rev. II. NJ Grimmett. to
take effect the first OF August.
Rev. Grimmett has planned to at.
tend the Seminary at Rochester. N.
". this fall. His other most i'm
portant plan we understand has been
announced in the Columbia papers.
Miss Gettle Bybse Of Mexico
spent the weekend with Miss Edith
Turner.
n II Dudley and daughter Miss
Kate of Mexico attended church
here Sunday.
John Baker and family OF near Psi
er school were dinner guests OF Or
F1ynt and family Sunday.
Mrs Mamie BIedsoe OF Mexico re
turned Sunday from a visit viii
Psie Elliott and family.
Mrs r. 8. Montgomery sra chn
dren Of Mexico have been IL
guests Of her parsuts, r. l. Heizer
and vile since Sunday.
Edgar Msrzn and family visited re
stsres near Santa Re Sunday. 4
Bora. TO Richard Nichols ans
Thursday. AFTa 20, a daughter.
Bora to Psyzoa Elliott and wH.
Saturday May 2. . daughter.
We ~ palnad to hear Of IN.
death Of VIVA NoArn Of Mexico las
Sunday morning Our sympathy is ex
tended TIE bereaFed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

The spirit Of boosting Texas per
yades the remotest sections and the
citizens are never at a loss 20
show you what their towns have
We stopped to take water at a
place named Selma. The only other
building, beside the station and the
water tank, wss a general store, The
proprietor came over to the train
and to see what he could find ID
boast 81. 1 asked; well, what
have you here in selma2p Three
things" came his reply, morning.
room and night
When l am asked where aia
from / find It much safer to al
yays add Missouri" after ssylng
Mexico | want to come back
"a proud mother In san Antonio
Who lad her three year old son
count Up to ten for Us said In
Texas. we believe 70 making every,
thing, even the little things. coant
Texas has a law prohibiting The
newspapers carrying liquor adyertis
.ng from circulating N dry
counties
The Commission form Of govern
meni, which originated in Calves
ton Immediately following the flood.
Is the popular form OF city manage
meni here and the wonderful I'M
proyements going on IN al snch
governed cities is ample evidence Of
It's being the true system for mnul
clpal growth anad efficiency.
Texas. and everything IN Il, Is
20 large that when a hat flew into
a street car window. the other ev.
ening. a gentleman from Michigan
suggested that II must he a Texas
mosquito"
The sallantry of the South Is
found closely woven into the Western
push Of Texas. This story Is told
OF . Texas youth. The teacher ask,
ed the class what was wrong with
this sentence; : "The horse aud o
Is going to the barn" One
lads hand wss raised Immediately
and when asked what was wrong
with the sentence said: Ladies'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
ADVERTISED
LETTERS

A list Of advertised letters remain
Ing uncalled fos 10 the p%ostoffice at
Mexico. Mo- for the week ending
May 4, 1914:
Beard, selby
Carlisle, Bess
Downing. Mrs Mary J
Edwards, Dale l.
Fairfax, John
Fleddeyhann, Miss Olga
Grimes, Richard
Hall, ] N
Hill, A G
Johnson, Miss Lllice
Norris, Ray
STOPPER, Mrs, Barts
Respectfully,
8 WILSON
Postmaster
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

He has several prospective buyers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Smith OF stur-
geon were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs John Meyer. north Of
town.
f. J.. Bruton and sister. Miss
Grace spent Sunday the guest Of
their sister. Mrs. Scott in Full
ton
z. v. Wakefield and family we're
st Louis shoppers last week.
Mrs. Boutwell, was hostess for
the Embroidery Club Tuesday and
surprised her guests with music by
a new victrola. which made fancy.
work much nicer. After lovely re
freshments all wendell their way
home. II must be said. reluctantly.
Mrs. Fannie Garrett is the guesi
Of relatives IN Fulton.
John McCne OF Crystal City. III.
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Sam McCue.
Tom Backner, Kansas City, visited
his father, J, T. Buckner In North
Auxvasse Sunday.
Miss Annie Buckner who formerly
lived hers stopped over a short
time thIa week en- route to California
B. A. Powell came out from Mexico
Monday with a force OF 25 men to
La the new W
Jim Jones, the negro horse-train-
err from Denver. Colo, who has
been closely connected with Tom
Bass of Mexico, has located IN
Auxvasse FOR the purpose of break
ing and training horses. He makes
a specially Of high schooling them.
Messrs. Robt. Bigggs, Jack and Jas.
Harrison have engaged him to train
several for them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

n1ng q es&1S and eo4rsAieacs saa
ads uncA 70 tie koks q his Al
readx vel Ap1orsd HasA
M. srd Ma C. r. spariiAg are
s~1isrsaiains a Nossrg hriend tbs
week
Dzz HzlA asa wife DAJarzast
wae n 81 L0azs tie hst Of he
vek Wliis punchAsed = Sew Anso
snz they nsok0red hone Sandag.
NJ Lyons - ce11rziA Vas n
or nidz Pray acckilE arer P1s
p-zss b4yeS q a new or Us
seAss1-
Porsar Bruce s11i hss . ukoe ses2
corz q the BOoas oc1n,y vase va
rely en
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
MONEY n MONEY
NEW HOPE.

Miss Etfie Chick was the guest
Of Miss Ruby Diekey Sunday after
noon.
E. D. Chick and wife visited W.
r. Chick ami family Sunday.
Eston Dickey has returned home
from a week's visit with has IN
Gle, n. c. Shire. in centrziia.
= G. " Wilson lost a mike colt a
few days ago.
Walker squires also lost = mule
colt last week.
Wfhis Miller and wife have moved
back 70 Illinois. We regret very
mueh to lose these good people.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
sgasEA

10 Nonsronery and vie r H
Daaasv. Mss Kate Dudasy and MS
Ge-te Ryeee AZ 81 NexscS and I'd
Ezr Resrey ard wife q Cart attended
church az MI ZAoa Sunday.
say. wnaid soasoas who knows
- 50 knz ~ to ErSooznoe q few
e. aose o~s-lAss5lsh NeklcAE names
sar uxs
Mrs. Gas Wesae- a. KAnsss CITY
Ehs tae resent Eas& q her Sister
Ms Ira Msyes
Mrs. CAks Crigie- q vanaxlA VII
arrive heue no-aay anr a ssw dzys'
uzh P n. c4wshosn ana wiz.
NJ and Ms Psy1oa Elsott Mr..
AID Ms Ed sharp and Rsehsra NioA
oas and vie are entertaining nsS
daughters
There rAs Oay a lighs hAa here
Sunday
Ira Nsyes sod IA head q CT
te 10 Fred Patterson a few days
ago
SIN and jim Greed received news
Saturday Of the death OF thssr
brotherin-lsv. WIN. Nohn Of Mex.
sco.
Clay Hensey and wife spent the
week end with friends nezr Florida,
No.
Rev. Grimmett, pastor a. Mt Zion
Church. has rendered his resignation
70 take effect in August He wish
es to complete his theological
course. The membership greatly re
grsts his leaving.
Rev, Egon Herndon filled his
regular appointment at Midway Sun
da-.
MONEY MONEY MONEY
to Loan on Farm Lands and City
property.
1921 df Williams & Sharp,
Mexico, No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

10 prove the advantage 81 usas
Ec-Essr. P,ns Asn ths fed viii
Afnaurs Gran Gr0rsf. DE o-Aer
a1r with no fsruilze.
Wa Pollock ME- 4 Ee Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
Notes

prlce johnson. a well known farm
ar and s,ockman Of Audrain county
No. marketed Of his own feeding
ISL. head Of ciipppee western lambs
thai weighed "a lbs. and sold 81
Az 20 which ls as hlgh as any CLIP
ned lambs have brought here recently
st louis Live STOCK Reporter
tuesdays cattle MARKET was topped
p..a burke Of Audrain county,
Mo who sold a couple loads OF
lsls mound Hereford stcers Of his
own ,eedins a, ss.os. The steers
he marketed had been led on eheAed
eors. ear corn and Cotionseed cake
The cattle responded nobly to this
ration. putting on three pounds o.
fash to the hesd esa 81
Louis Live stock Reporter
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
SNAP SHOTS
FROM TEXAS
81 MITCHELL WHITE


should always be fint
a Texa editor sus..s
Of Mexico firing q aD,
fire Hueria
The Texas slogan sssn
Wear out but never mt
While in San Antopo !,
cork tree. The Texan =
= ont said This city
ing Even cork trees sa
her fstopper) At Id +
was stu at large
when h rains IN Tens !
~ pe'loliealy e
We srrived in The sists, (
weeping y
'Oo'e the la
''' informed ta
we center y Y
p'"'' " uis We ''Al
us'a0p m
'5oeosl =
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We w
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SUE ron may Ma'
''n "u' o''ef u''lng E9S
DNfNhHi ulVc' llh'lF Nlli
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
SPECIAL FOR THE

1HoiES q MISSES.
4 full bargain table of slippers.
pumps. gun metal, Wei, patent leath.
er and tan' come in lace only.
broken sizes. as long as they last
al Zoe, the pair. at WEISS ina
new store across from the CITY
Hall. H
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

If you need anything in Trousers,
Sunday Shirts, work shirts, under
wear, hosiery, collars, ties, etc.
IT win pay yon to give US a call
WEISS the new store across from
the City Han. dw1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
EoR EXCHANGE

We have so A. Of medium prie-
ed Land in Texas to trade for good
Missouri farm and pay cash differ
1927 dl Williams & Sharp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

THE citizens and merchants a,
Mexico generally should cooperate
during Clean UD Week. That ia
the way to get results.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
FERTILIZER.

Good seeds. good season, Arm
ours Grain Grower. Big Crops.
Vim. Pollock Mill G Elev. Co.