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The daily Alaskan., 1914-07-09

The Alameda will he in tomorrow forenoon at Ii o'clock with 122 tons of cargo. The number of passen- gers has not been reported, but as a message has been received by Agent E. J. Shaw from Wrangell asking him to make arrangements for an excursion train to Bennett upon the boats arrival, it is to be presumed there will be quite a num- Der on board,
The daily Alaskan., 1914-07-09
nRs.R0SEn5E2G
 DIES SUDDENLY.

Word comes from Whitchorse of tLe death at that place at ? pm. yesterdayof diabetes, Of Mrs. John Rosenberg, wife of one of the em- DIoyes of Taylor Drury Pedlar CO. Her death occurred after an illness of only two days.
 Mrs. Rosenberg was a daughter of Mrs. Fred, LanghOIz as& a neice of Mrs. Frank Harbottle, both of Whitehorse, and was very highly esteemed by all those who were so fortunate as to be numbered among her friends and acquainteoces
The daily Alaskan., 1914-07-09
ARE HERE 0N
 SECOND VISIT

David McNaughtOn and daughter of Chicago, who were here last summer and during their stay paid a visit to Atlin, were so much pleased with what they saw, and the way they were treated that they have returned for alother visit, hay ing come up on the Princess Sophia.
 Mrs. John Noble of Oak Park, a suburb of Chicago, and Mrs. W. J.. Mcdonald of Vancouver, B. C., a neice of NIr. McNaughton, are also along taking their first view of the wonders of the North.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-07-09
Is BACK AFTER
 \ LONG ABSENCE.

Mrs. Mike O'Brien, whose husband was section foreman at Clifton, on the W. P. & Y. R., in the early days of that road, is in Skagway after an absence of nine years.
 In the time that has passed since the O'Briens left here in 1905, misfortune has pursued them unre- Ientingly, until now the mother is the only one left out of quite numerous family.
 Only two weeks ago she lost the remaining one of her children, a young man of twenty years of age.
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The daily Alaskan., 1914-07-09
TICKERSHAN CLUB ORGANIZED

Thursday night a number of ad- mtrers of Delegate Wicker5ham met ar the city hall and 8 Wickersham club was formed with F. V. Boyle as president and Harry Thisted as sec retary A committee consisting of H. H. Knox. Charles J. Goodall, Jack Shepard. Nick Clasen and Dr. Chase Ms appointed to draw up The bylaws. who will report at a meeting to be held next Thursday evening. About twenty-five persons signed the roll, aud 1t is anticipated that this number will be largely in creased before the next meeting.- Cordova Times, July +th.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-07-09
HE DEN0UNCES
 ROOSEVELT.

Paris, July 9-Henry savage Lander has returned from Africa and denOunces Colonel Roosevelt as the fake explorer of the River of Doubt.
 New York, July 9-ColoneI Roose- welt, in an interview here today, said that Lander'g statement was absurd and preposterous.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-07-09

Agent E. J. Shaw of the Alaska Steamship Co. yesterday issued to Mort O'Connor, through reserya- tons over the ''NIilwaukee" rail road aud the White Star line of to Queenstown, Ireland.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-07-09
IS
 GETTING PEEVED

Washington, D. C., July 9-Sen- utor Townsend bitterly denounced President Wilson for not allowing an adjournment of congress. He says that the president is a theor- Ist, without constructive business eX- perienCe of his own.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-07-09
ARE THOUGHT
 ID BE LOST

Ottawa, July 9-Eight members of the Stefanson party are thought to be lost. According to adyices re- ceiYed today from Capt. Bartlett at Nome they never reached Wraugell island.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-07-09
HE WILL MEET THEM HALF WAY

Washington, D. C., July 9-Pres- ident Wilson has agreed to meet big business more than half way if it will cooperate with him for the country's best good.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-07-09
WILL REJECT
 PEACE PLANS

Washington, D. C., July 9-Ad- vices received here today make it almost certain that the constitution aIists will reject the plan of the mediatUrs for a conference with Huerta for the settling of internal peace terms.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-07-09

Colonel Hecker, the millionaire car builder of Detroit, Mich, and his wife are round trip passen- gers on the Princess Sophia.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-07-09
THE PROTOCOL
 Is SUBMITTED

Mexico City, July 9-The peace protocol was submitted to the sen ate last night, but no action has yet been taken.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-07-09
MUST
 WAIT A YEAR

London, July 9-In an interview today Welsh iutimated that he would not give Rlt3hiei a return match for @ year.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-07-09
0N WAY HOME
 WITH HIS BRIDE

Southampton, July 9-Kermit Roosevelt and his bride were pass eugers for America on the steam ship ImperatOr today.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08

Rev. J. L Hsaz Is Speeding The.
week with relatives in jefferson.
CITY.
Miss Rose Jacob refurued = her
school work m 81 Louis Sunday.
Casper Haduoek had the nlistor-
tune 20 fall and break his leg Fri
dy.
Adolph Raschzng returned to St
Louis University Sunday.
Misses Ina and Catherine wiIbura
returned Saturday after q two
weeks visit with their parents At
Mariing.
Miss Mamie Pfhsle entertained a
number OF her friends at i've hun
dred on Wednesday night.
Z. l. Jacob passed the civil servic
examinations successfully and has
been notified officially.
Rev. Duebber. Rev. c. Winkleman
Rev. Vim Reef. Rev. HOtsohwens and
Rev. Dockery, St Louis, attended The
funeral OF Anthony Mhspagel Friday.
Misses Elizabeth Reymer and Clara
Miller have returned TO their school
work.
Fred Jsoobi jr is visiting Or. H. A
Jacob al Ferguson.
Henry Holterman had his foot badly
bruisen while shoeing a horse.
Miss Ruth Peyton was hostess at q
five hundred party on Friday night
Miss Maggie Torreyson spent Fn-
lay and Saturday here with friends.
Misses Maggie Torreyson. LOUIS
and Mary Jacob were entertained al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Copelan
Of werlsvilie Sunday.
Randall Burchard returned to his
orne in Marshall Tuesday after 4
two weeks visit with Mrs. c. D. Bur
chard.
Mrs. wm wenzel. and Miss Margar
ct wenzei have moved to Mexico. Mo
from St. Louis.
Mrs. Stephen winklsman and chill
dren visited Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Rrinker at ST. Louis last week.
George Bertels returned 70 s.
louis Monday.
Ira Peyton is visiting friends a
| Pattenburg and Brunswick. No.
Ed verhoff IS home from Mexico On
account Of the serious Illness Of hi
mother. Mrs. Henry Bnescher-
Mise Rose Freiburg Of Quincy, 4
visiting Mr. and Mrs 10 Adrain ant
family.
Lnuis and Miss Henrietta Adrain lef
Friday for Poplar Bluffs. NO, wher'
they win visit their brother. Rev. F
Adrain and Miss Jennie.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08

Carlisle Phillips, youngest son o
Rev. and Mrs. Philips, OF the Meth
odist Church. who was operated on
Tor appendicitis Wednesday died Sun
day morning at 4 O'Clock. A brief
funeral was at the Methodist church
at 10 O'Clock Monday a. m. when III
remains were taken 20 Huntsville,
their former home. for iuterment.
Gordon Craighead. while retn nn
from Mexico Thursday morning fell
and eist a painful scalp wound. but n
is doing nicely al this time.
Most OF our young people have se-
sumed their duties respectively a
the colleges in Mexico. Fulton an
Columbia.
John Tincher a wealthy and popH
lar resident Of Hatton, died at his
home saturdy morning Of pneumonia.
Mr.. Tlneher is a brother OF Or. finch
er of Mexico.
s I. Wright formerly Of Auxyasse
but % Of Fulton has announced him
seiF as a candidate for County CoIlec
tor. Sam. az be Is Familiarity Know
here, will be a hard man to beat
Rev. Frank Dudley. formerly Of
Mexico. nov Of Chicago. spent K
mas here with his parents and mi
ed the Methodist Pulpit here last SUI
day.
Bradford Jenkins, the Auxvasse ba
Der. who has been suffering some
time from a bad knee. is now in III
Baptist sanftarinm in st. louis under
going treatment.
Miss Mary Harrison has resumed
her duties at Park College, after hav
ing spent Christmas with homefoiks
She vas accompanied by her brothe
J. Alb. Harrison
Miss Nancy Mosley who has beei
dangerously IN OF appendicitis is re-
TO be much improved.
DR.. Moore Of Mexico was called
here Wednesday on professional bust
hess.
Fred Ketnper and brotber-in1aw. 0
H. Brown we're here last week on
business.
w II. Cornelius is removing his
'toek Of merchandise to the Adams
this week. Mr.. Williams en-
ION are also moving their gsrera
tore TO the Dudley building.
Dir. r. L. Gieason and family are
domiciled In the swon e01ag
N n. Main street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08

Felice Lyme. che OF the Worlds
greatest prima donnas and n Kansas
City girl. arrived In this country this
week, after a $4,000 mile tour Of
tie world. Mics Lyme is a cousin
of Mrs. G. G. Brown. Of this city.
Hiss Lyme had a most triumphal tour
receiving an ovation in every city In
which she sang. There are 200 mem
beers Of the Quinlan Opera Co, OF
which she is a member, and they
completely filled the passenger de-
partment OF the steamer Kaknra that
brought them 10 America.
The Lynes have had two dangerous
experiences on the long trip; o IN
the Indian ocan, when it was feared
the vessel was going down in g storm
and the other in johannesburg last
September. when the big strike was
at its height
In johannesburg he singer anc
her mother had TO stay in the opera
house until 3 O'Clock one morning be
cause there was so much shootig in
the street in front. One nan was
shot dead near them as they return
ed to the hotel and they witnessed
from thir window the killing of 9th
ers. Three performances yer annul
led because Of the danger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08
MoLINo.

4 "|[sN~F
Thomas Peyton and family 0
Boonvine visited relatives in thi
vicinity last week.
Miss Byrd Barnett Of Mexico wal
the week end gnest OF Mrs. WIN Hell
or.
Mrs. w. B. Marshall OF Mexico was
the guest OF Miss Leota Weaver from
Saturday until Monday.
Rev. T. M. Grimmett filled his
regular appointment at Mt. Zion Sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss Emma Marshall Of Mexico
is the guest Of Mrs. T. u. Quart.
Miss Ruth Woods visited Miss e.
len Carter Saturday and Sunday.
8. p. Cunninghm Of Mexico was a
Moline visitor Monday.
Aunt sallie Morris, WHO has
been quite sick the last few days is
Mrs. r. L. Robinson is home from
a few days visit with HarTe Robin,
son and family Of Duly.
Richard Baker and family were the
guests OF r.. L. Heizer's family Sun
lay.
Peyton Cauthorn and Josiah Marsh
zach had a sheep killed by dogs
Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08
SADDLE HORSE MEN
FOR STATE FUTUR|TY
At MEXICO FAIR
MISSOURI SADDLE HORSE BREED
ERs ASSOCIATION WILL Sane
TON STAKE AT THEIR MEET
ING IN COLUMBIA NEXT WEEK
TITS EXPECTED
The fosls will be shown In this
city each year at the FaIr-ThIs
years colts and fiHies shown at
FAIRS Of 1914. 1915 and rs.

A movement started by Missouri sat
die horse raisers and sanctioned By
the Missouri Saddle Horse Breeders
Association, which holds its annual
meeting In Columbia January Is, d
receiving much encouragement for
the establishment Of the Missouri SAD
die Horse Futurity for foals of 1914
te be shown at the Mexico Fair IL
1914, Is and '16.
1t viii be a great advertisement
or Mexico and the Fair, according
to ". T. Atkinson. Assistant Secre-
tary Of the Mexico Fair.
The Kentucky Saddle Horse Futur
ity is one Of the show features n
the Blue Grass State, and as Mis-
souri, is now leading in the produc-
tion Of saddle horses, those inter
ested have fathered this movement.
Every registered saddle stallion
may be nominated as well as register
ed saddle mares bred in 1918. Ever
Of 1914 produced by a nominated
mare is eligible to compete in all
divisions OF the stake.
The Missouri stockman, of this
city, is advocating the stake.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08
PETIT JURORS.

Cuivre-c. ID. Smith. ". II. Clay
pool. W. M. Ferguson; Russell Glynn,
". NJ. Leweilen; H Sturgeon. Pral.
rie-E. C. Smith, A. e. Hoyt. Linn
]. H F~airchilds, M. q. Huffman. Salt
River-Henry Dudley. ]. B. Miller.
Thad Boulware, Elzea Harrison w. Z.
West, e. E. Pierce. Wilson,. A Gun
ry, Henry Vance, Wesley Wright C.
II. Jesse. sallng-P. D. Parrish, Lutte
Smith,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08
November

f--Dr. T. NJ. Monroe Of Laddonia.
filed suit in the Galloway County Cir
cult Court against the c. & Ar.
r. Co. for $4,000 personal damages-
3-R. p. Key, So years old. Of
this city, died Of paralysis near Full
ton.
A-The Law Enforcement League
of Mexico vas formed.
Erred W. Brand, a years old
died.
s-wnllam Kemper's saloon closed
Miss Lotta Belle Tucker. Is years
aid. died.
1O-Moving pictures Of Mexico wer
taken.
1o-Rex Mcdonald, worlds champ
ion saddle horse. died.
11-Fhe Audrain County Sunday
School Convention opened In thii
city. DR.. H. E. Tralle was electec
president.
13-Arthur Cox, Is years old, con
fessed to setting fire to three
buildings the night Of the 18th.
Suit was filed in the Supreme Cour
of the State to test validity o
Mexico local option election.
17-Moying pictures Of Mexico wer
shown at Lyric Theatre.
Tommle Johnson, a negro. died d
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08
!. l. KETCALF DIES.
TUESDAY NIGHT
VIM b. burisa her, TAursa.y IA Elm
wood csusssry sy nsxi1o Ms.sas
-sad been suffering = Ions tirs
with t~veereslssIs

T. A. MetcAlf. born Nay -. 1858
died ct midnight Tuesday after a In
Fcr4ng Illness from tuberculosis The
funeral wri be from the home o. his
mother, Mrs. A. N. MetcalL on West
Love street. Thursday morning At 10
O'Clock. by the Rev. w. A shullen-
berger. The Mexico Rasons viii have
charge Of the body.
Mr.. Metcalf was a member OF Grhh'
&c Lodge No. s52 A. +. a A N. z.
ST Louis. III. and vas Master Of thai
lodge IN 1900. He was always an &C
tive Mason He had been a membei
Of the Christian Church for the pas
"a years and was a fine Christian
character VOL liked by ali who know
him! -
A representative OF the Gothli
lodge win likely be present 10 as
sist at the funeral. The pail bearers
are Masons and T as follows: o. L
Martin, Henry Lewellyn. e. F. Eli
oft ]. B. Graham. John Marshall and
h. o. Morris.
Besides his mother be leaves
son. Jas. R. Metcalf, Of Saginaw
Mich, and a daughter. Mrs. Vida
Pitts of this city. The Ledger joins
in extending sympathy TO the be-
reaved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08

County jail.
20-M. NJ, A. defeated Kemper NH
tary School at football.
gi-J. n. Nichols. 50 years old.
died.
22-Geo. and John Kwikel bought
the Fred Brand stock OF groceries.
Miss Mae Byrns and James Garrett
OF Columbia were married in thiI
city.
Missouri beat Kansas at football
Score 80.
Miss Alma Rowe and George LiPp
OF near Paris. wera married.
EST. ]. Hoxsey leased his hote
for ten years and sold furniture and
fixtures to J. N. Crebs of ST. Louis.
uriah II. owings, u years old. die
25-George Steele, 81 years old.
died at Camango. Okla.
27-Thanksgiyfng Day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08

ls-Walter Fgitts' AIT sto,.
James stevenson's barber sbo, -
badly damaged by fire.
f6-Nrss Ella Roberts. 81 49,
old. who died at Fulton. vas XIV.
in Mexico.
I7.is-'Tha Flirt' was pros.., .
at the orpheum for tho bsnsm !,
Hospital.
2O-Gns Rasqueth, formerly At
ico and Mrs. Idabelle NJ. Ii,ys -,
reka, Kan, we're martial m a.,
city.
2l--Mrs. "A. J. Iand~tm. a
old, died ct Laddonia.
22-- No. . fast wabas5 u.s.,..j
train went into ditch near Nor,..s
cry City. No one batly la,ureL
s5--christmas Day.
z6--Thomas Duffy, % Year, al,
died near Cant.
27--Mrs. Olivia Bowman dIea !.
aome # Mrs. w. K. Posts.
Elmer Umstattd. 30 years Old. a.
a. the Hospital
Ear Moore and Miss Pearl wl,a.
were married.
90 y Q. Tinsley wss reccunn.
ed for Mayor BY Drys.
st-2I6 Marriage licenses vss I
sued IN this county during 1913.
Mrs. Anne NJ. Ready, 50 yeau !.
died.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08
Stock and :
- Fa m New


st. Louis Close
Cattle 200 including 400 South
erns. Market steady.
Hogs 1900. 1Oc lower.
Sheep $500. Steady.
Chicago Close
Wheat May 81 Ia a 5-s B July 81 3
"A
Corn May sc s-s a IL A July s. IA
B
Pork Jan 2O.s7 May 2O.s5 A
st. Louis Cash.
No 2 Red 81 Ia
No 2 Corn 81
No 2 white II
No 2 Oats 3S IL a 80
No 2 W 40
Barney Fennevald & Son. Of Au
drain county, NO., marketed a con-
singment Of steers here Monday that
brought them the top Of the mar
ket- The bunch included 81 steers
averaging 1890 pounds that went to
the Independent Packing Co. for
ss.65.
MI. Fennewald, sr., who accompan-
led the cattle to market, stated to
q representative Of the Reporer that
the steers had been fed for about 10
months ON arration OF corn and molai
SEES feed. He also said they made q
good gain. He Is a regular st. Louis
patron.--st. Louis Live Stock Re-
porter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08
ADVERTISED
LETTERS

A list Of advertised letters remain
ing uncalled for in the postoffice a
Mexico, Mo-. for the week endln,
Jan 9Th, 1914:
Brown, Cleceland Mrs
Brown, A It
Bryant, i.
Blue, Lila (ool.)
Cassidy. Eleanor s, Mise
Cox, Effle Mrs.
Cunningham, Dollle Mrs
Friedman, Raymond
Jeffries, Laura Mrs.
Johnson, r M Mrs
johnson, Ressie Mrs
Johnson, Allen
Johnson, Tommie
Henderson Earl
Kennard, Bessie Miss
Landers, Lewis
Mccall, Gustie
Miller, G w
Neill, Matt
Johnson Henry Mrs
Peryle Frank
Rey, Billie X
starks, Minnie Mrs
Smith. Loaf Mrs
Underwood, Ernie Mrs
Walton Gladys Miss
Willard. G A.
Williams, Matte Miss
White, August
Ruter. II r
Respectfully,
~ q. WILSON,
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08
HON PERRY RAIDER
CANDIDATE SUPREME coUR

Jefferson City, Mo, Jan. 2 1914.
Mr.. R. NJ. White.
Mexico, Mo.
My dear Sir
shall be a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Supreme
Judge at the general primary to be
held on the first Tuesday in August,
1914, and write to inform you Of
that fact.
The very fine showing / made In
the campaign last year iustifies me,
! think, in again entering the a
! carried nearly ~twothirds Of the
counties OF the State. carried Kansas
City by 1870 and the whole OF jack
son County by 2454, went to 81. Lou
Is with nearly 10000 plurality over
my chief opponent and was finally
defeated by only 3492 votes out Of
! total of more than 10000 for both
U.s. The sting of defeat was great
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08

CORRESPONDENCE

Sunday.
W. A. wray o. cAuArAys risa.
ing JIM wray.
Jim Cara and ". n. Chick we're
guests al the wray home Sunday.
]. ". Hoover 3 come bsster.
Jas. Way IL feeding ia head Of
stock for J. T. 5ohnsa. and recentiy
sod him a nice mule coz for sle1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08

ly lessened by the fact that those
counties In which / am best known
gave me their overwhelming endorse.
ment. ! carried my old county OF
Charlton by a vote OF 1859 for me &c
$40 for my chief opponent; Howard,
In which ! was licensed to practice
law, by 1857 to 1853: Saline, in which
] was reared, by 20S7 to 637; La
fayette BY 1901 to 671; Galloway by
1861 to s39; Cooper by 7C5 tos49; Pet
tbs by 1901 to 63S; Henry by 1fO2 to
652; Johnson by 1913 to 486; Cass by
99t to 452; Clay by 1869 to $50; Ray
by 1919 to 791; Carroll by S07 to AIS;
Linn by 500 to $50; and Sullivan by
FOG to 277. The best argument a
candidate for an important public
office can make is a showing that
the free people who know him best
are those who believe in him most.
l made many valuable friends in that
campaign and believe I can make
many others In the present one
have been a practicing lawyer for
twenty-five years. For sixteen year
Reporter Of the Supreme Court. and
during that time have written the
syllabus for than 1000 opinions,
and superintendent the publication Of
more than 100 volumes OF the
Missouri Reports. During all that
time / have continued to practice law
both in the Circuit Court and the
Supreme Court. Only one candidate
Is to be nominated next August. The
Of Judge Lamm expires.
Very truly yours,
PERRY s. RAIDER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08
December

81. NJ. Hawkins, 20 years old
died.
4-The New Hospital was opened
The horses from Eaton Stock Farm
we're moved to Colorado.
The Elks Memorial Services
were held.
VOORHEES, cocns and Miss Graoe Col
Inns were married.
s-AleH Davis. 81 years old, died Al
Caney Okla.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08

A prehistoric quarry, believed to
have belonged TO the ancient BrItons,
was recently unearthed by accident at
Gaping Hills. Hitchin, Hereford, Eng.
land A blow horse was walking along
a deep furrow in a field when be step
pea into a circular hole about two feet
In diameter, Two flint implements
were found, such az we're used IN an
Client quarries
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08
NEW HOPE.

airs. Matte Branstetter is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Minnie Wilson for
q few days.
Mrs. serelia Hll has returned hom
after q two weeks visit with reia-
tives at Centralia.
w. 7. Chick. wife and daughter,
Miss Effie were guests Of r. L.
Shock and family Saturday and Sun
day.
g. d. Wilson and wife were the
guests OF w. II. Wilson and family
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08

Thos. Creasey and wife OF Tn mp
son celebrated their forty-second We
ding anniversary Sunday with a deiic
i0us dinner at which the following
guests e present: Mrs. Laura She
ton and Mrs. ]. T. Cogswell, Csr ira
liza; Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Seory, Mrs.
r P. Tinsley, Mrs. Eugie Tins ~ and
daughter. Miss Leila. Miss sallie Jess
and Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Elliott. Mex.
leo; Mrs. H. T. Cant Mr.. and Mrs. Il
G Egbert and Mr. and Mrs J. D. Pu-
lis, Thompson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08

Rev. w. H. Hook writes from
Princeton, Ill, that he viii be in
Mexico shortly on business. He sajA
there is no place he likes as well as
good old Mexico. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08
JOHN LANE LEASES
BUILDING TO WEE


John Lane has leased the build
ing at the corner of Jefferson and
Promenade streets, now being vacat
ed by Lane & McIoney TO Sol Weiss
OF Moberly, who will open a clothing
boot and shoe store there about the
first of February.
Mr.. Weis has been In business
In Moberly for a great many years
and will bring a large stock to
this city. The Ledger joins 10 well
coming him to Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08
THIS WINTER

has two and one half more cold
months. Now Is tho tlmo TO buy a
heating stove at a bargaln-s12.0o
stove at $3.50; a $500 stove at
and other stoves in proportion.
Ferris G. Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08

We have two parties owning Mex.
leo property that want to trade 70
generalmerchandise stocks. One want
$4,000 to 100000 stock the other
$4,000 to 100000 stock.
North Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08

The fourth trial Of DR.. b. c. HYDE.
accused Of numbering Col. Thomas II
swope Of Independence. Mo-, etarts
Monday In Kansas City,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08

Paul Ringwalt ia quite sick at
the home Of his parents on East
Liberty street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08

arthur Crawford and wife arrived
from Texas this week and are visit
Ing Mr. Bob Smiley near Santa Fe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08

WANTED - Eggs for Matching;
must be reasonable fertile. win take
all you have at 40c per doz. Diamond
Poultry Farm. H. C. Black. Mgr. r.. 6
Mexico No. Bell R.nne as-2t vi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-08
LYME HOME
10000 MILE.
TOUR OF GLOBE
NOTED AMERICAN OPERA SINGER
COUSIN or MRS c. c. brown
or THIS CRY ARRIVES IN AN
ERIcA AFTER A REMARKABLE
TOUR

kan.a. city Prlma Donna Narrowly
Escaped Death Twice on "Trip =
Nay visit hone In Kansas City
before returning TO England.