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Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07
A BIG REWARD.
The Murderer of "Old Nam,
Collins in Demand.

The readers of the LEDGER are
all familiar with the details of the
murder of sold Man" Collins, OF
Rush Hill, and the subsequent ar
rest and trial of members of his
family, who were acquitted. The
estate now offers a reward of $500;
the G. A. R. Post, of Laddonia,
5000, and the county 500, making
a total of 81 100 for the arrest and
conviction of the midnight assas-
sin. Collins was murdered at
night in the bosom of his family
and the crime was as foul an one as
we ever knew Of. He had no
known enemies and robbery could
not have been the cause, as he was
sound asleep. Our citizens are very
anxious to have the terrible mys.
terry solved.
La Crosse Lumber Co., wholesale
yard, planning mill, dry kilns, Louls-
ana, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07
FINE COLT o.
IL. Il. Freeman & Son Have One
of the Most Successful of
the Season.
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Ledger.

correspondence Of the Ledger.
UNION, Mo-, Aug. 5.-Your cor
respondent had the pleasure of Wis
lting the splendid stock farm of r
L. Freeman Il Son on August LIST,
and witnessing the colt show. The
premiums were the season of 1891
for the best horse and best mare
colt, the get of his grand saddle
stallion, Duluth Chieftain. There
were about two hundred spectators
present. The exhibition was ad-
vertised to take place at 3 O'Clock,
and by 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
the crowd began to gather, and
Bob, who is always equal to such
emergencies (although not on the
program), at IL o'clock announced
dinner. He had a table erected on
his lawn 80 feet long, and it was
laden with good things, such as
Mrs. Freeman knows how to pre-
pare, and we believe the crowd
will bear us out in saying it was
good enough foI a king.
After dinner the crowd inspected
the barns and stock, also the breed
ing barn, which is one of the finest
in the county. They have a splen-
did barn for work stock and are
now building one of the best mule
barns in the state. It is nearly
ready for the roof, and when COM
pleted will be a dandy. 1t is As
feet wide and y feet long, with a
hallway the full length in which to
show the mules. In addition to
this they are drilling a well $50
feet deep to supply them with
water. 1t will be run by a wind
mill.
Promptly at 3 o'clock the colts
were called out and the show be-
gan. They were headed by their
sire, ridden by viii Lee, of Mex
leo, and made a good show. The
first ring was for the horse colts
and there were five entries, the
owners being R. Caldwell, j. II.
Crockett, R. A. Herring, J. H.
Wayne and l.. A. Ford. This was
as good a ring of colts as one will
see at any of the fairs, and it was
hard to tell which was the best; but
the judges, M. R. Biggs of Farber,
Judge Ed. Kendall of Rush Hill,
and J. W. Henderson of Concord,
Galloway Co., after some delibera.
ton awarded the LIST premium to
J. H. Crockett; I'd to l.. A. Ford.
In the ring for mares there were
seven entries, owned by the follow
ing gentlemen: A. Collins, Baker
Barnes, F. w. Brand, R. M. Price,
A. F. Laws, S. L. McCord and A,
7. billiard. There was much spec.
ulation on this ring by the crowd,
as it seemed they were all entitled
to a premium, but the judges de.
cided ON the flley of A. T. billiard
for list, and S. l.. McCord for I'd,
The crowd then dispersed, feel
ing amply paid for their trip. We
understand Duluth aud five of his
colts will be shown in the herd rims
at the fair. "WHo."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07
Horace Mundy Succeeds Al. Canterbury.

The County Court yesterday
leased the poor farm of Audrain
county to Horace Mundy for one
year, beginning next March. MI.
Canterbury has had the farm for
years and the change is rather a
surprise to him as well as to the
public. The farm was let to the
highest bidde. Canterbury bid
s4O1 dollars and Mundy bid $3.50.
Canterbury wanted sl.O0 a week
for the inmates and Mundy
charges only 90c. Mr.. Canterber-
ry has given good satisfaction, but
Mundy will do the same. They
are both well-known to all of onr
readers and we are sure the poor
of Audrain will still be in good
hands,.
Buy your lumber of La Crosse
Lumber Co. at Laddonia, vandaiia,
Mexico AuxvasSe and Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

About l O'Clock a. m. Tuesday
policemen Kemp and Dobyns ar
rested a stranger who was drunk
though not dressed up. The tough
undertook took to clean Bob and
Joe both up but found out he had a
government job on his hands. He
will 60 to the rock pile instead OF
the fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

If the Fair directors and stock
men could arrange for a grand
parade of all the stock on the Fair
Grounds it would prove a most
popular move. Such a parade
would be one of the grandest dis
plays of stock a person would see
in q lifetime.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07
THE BICYCLE RACE.
Columbia Won in. Both Of the Races at the
Pair Grounds Yesterday.

The first race was a mile with
the ordinary wheel. Gilaspie, OF
Columbia, won. Harry Ritten-
house, of the Martinsburg Message,
ives "a close second. Hodge, OF
Columbia, was third. He was
away IN the lead but took a header
while running over a rough place.
He could have gotten on again and
finished in front, but broke hi
wheel. Time, $50.
The second race was with the
safety wheel. Douglass, of CoIum.
pia was first, Clendenin, of Mexico,
a good second and Evans, of Co.
lumbia, third, Time, Alb.
The prizes in each race was q
SIS medal first prize, and a SIC
cyclometer second.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

Miss Leona Williams, one of the
most accomplished musicians in
the State, will have charge of the
musical department, vocal and in
strumentai, of Ozark College,
Greenville, NO., for the next
scholastic year. Miss Leona is
peculiarly adapted to teaching
either vocal or instrumental music.
She has had a thorough education
in this line and her experience has
not been limited. Pupils have al
ways progressed rapidly under her
teaching and we are sure the PEG.
pie of Greenville will be proud Of
their musical instructor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

Mr.. L. B. Ellis, of Fulton, pass
ed through Mexico yesterday en-
route to New Florence to join his
mother on an Eastern trip. They
will visit Baltimore, Washington
and other eastern cities before they
return,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

Sheriff Adams arrested a couple
of pickpockets at the depot las,
night. On one of them was found
John Wares gold watch. He
tnipped it ct the fair grounds. He
is playing the deaf and dumb rack.
at.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

VIM. Llewellyn has the thanks
of the LEDGER force for an elegant
basket of bananas. Mr.. Llewellyn
often remembers the printers and
always slmptuously.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

DR.. Fenner's Kidney and Back.
ache Cure is warranted to give sat
isfaction in every case or money re.
funded. Superior to all others. Al
Buckner's drug store. 14-1yr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

A negro came near being caught
swiping {. watch at the fair grounds
yesterday. He jumped the fence
and flew.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

A young man who did not give
his name complained to the police
last night that 500 had been stolen
from his pocket.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

B. F. Smith, formerly of this
city, but now foreman of the
G. D. Ferris Washing Machine
Company, of st. Louis, will
spend a week with Mayor G.. L.
Ferris after the Fair and they
will go to the shady banks of some
rivulet and there cast their line for
''big" fish and no doubt with the
usual result.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

Robt. aud John Cochran, of
Rochepert, are visiting here and
taking in the fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07
County Court PROCEEDINGS.

our being present.
j. ". Williams, County Clerk,
VS.. county, s4s025.
J. V. Williams, County Clerk,
VS.. State and county for making
copy OF Assessors book for use of
Collector for 1890, State 1852 .O2.
Balance due from county $685. 81 for
which warrant is drawn and order
ed certified to State for payment of
$35 or amount due from State.
B. e. johnson VS.. county
s407. 10 for costs State cases; this,
however, Is collected as fees and
paid out to the proper persons.
Solomon Brooks ct al petition
public road. Publicly read and
proof of notice taken.
S. M. Gilbert VS.. county, repairs
at Jail, $3.50.
DR.. Welch vs.. county, medical
oeecLAeloA, SGA'CO.
DR.. E. u. Vandeventor vs.. coun-
ty, medical attention, $500.
H. O. Drown, petition private
road. Report of commissioners
filed July 81 and case continued
until Sept. /, 1890.
A. II. Cant, petition public road.
Report of commissioners filed July
80 and case continued until Sept.
1, 1890.
E W. Crane e, al petition
change public road. Publicly read
and proof of notice taken.
DR.. E. S. Cave, account as Coro-
ner, holding inquest on body
of H. A. FELTON,, s17.m. Allowed
certified to County Treasury for
payment. :
For cigars, tobacco and smokers
articles, wholesale and retail, 60 to
Weimer's. One door south of Rim
go Hotel.
7. s. Riley, winding town clock,
S37. SO.
j. N. Murphy, repairs on n.y.
drant at Jail, So SO.
L. M. Goodrich, pauper coffin,
$500.
Mexico Water Works Co., water
at Jail for Or, $3.50.
s. M. Edwards, express charges,
SLIGO.
r. S. Shields, Treas, semi-annu.
al account lunatic asylum, $754.05.
B. S. Upton was appointed JUS
tice of the peace for Cuivre town
ship.
W. H. Fangate was exempted
from road labor.
A. H. Canterbury, or. account
supt. county farm, $242.20.
Turner, Jackson & Co., supplies
county farm, S11.15.
Morris & CAN'T, supplies county
farm, s2O65.
Harper & Rixey, supplies county
farm, $685..
T. H. Marshall, or. salary &c
treas, $4,000.
Mrs. A. E. Yaeger. keeping W.
B. Yaeger, blind, $3.50.
DR.. G. F. Toalson, or. salary
Co. farm physician, s17.O.
G. H. Randle ct al, petitioners
for public road right of way, given:
established and ordered opened.
Mrs. E. Anderson, keeping
Trimble family, $1,000.
Drs. Basket and Cave, examine
Lucy Truit, insane, $500.
c. R. Gibbs, supplies for cour'
house, $685.
F. R. Jesse, Or. salary Co. Atty
s175. 90.
J. W. Mason, pauper coffin
SIS 90.
T. H. Marshall, Co. treas, or
settlement examined and approved
The state auditor was authorized
to draw a warrant in favor of T. II
Marshall, treasurer Of Audrail
Co., for the state school money
apportioned to said county by tn
state superintendent Of publ
schools and by him certified to tn
county clerk. Amount, 81, 1856. SIS
White Hall Fire Clay Co., cul
vert thing.
DIR. S. WEIGH was allowed 70
keeping and clothing Henry Jones
lava how coo M
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

DR.. Fenner's Golden Relief 81
warranted to cure toothache, head.
ache or any other pain in 2 to 10
minutes. Also collie, summer COM
plants, dysentery and fux. II
satisfaction is not given money will
be refunded. At Buckner's drug
store. 14-1yr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

DR.. A. w. McAllister, dean of
the State University, is In the city
and will attend the big fair. DR..
McAllister has his annual sale of
high grade fillies and brood mares
at Columbia Aug. Doth. See ad-
~vertisement of sale in the LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

English Spawn LIniment re.
moves all hard, soft or calloused
Jumps and blemishes from horses.
Warranted the most wonderful
blem1sh cure ever known. Soldby
c. r. Gibbs, druggist, Mexico.
Ally
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

Brooks & Frost have an unlimIt-
ed supply of money to loan or
farming lands in any sums desired,
and at a very low rate of interest
Office over Wade's furniture store
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

Dick Worreli will take charge of
the Palmer House in Louisiana,
Mo. Dick is one Of the very best
hotel men in the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

Mrs. Anna Weimer, mother of
Urban and Joe Weimer, who has
been ill for some tme, is reported
much worse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

You are saving one profit by buy
ing Of la Crosse Lumber Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07
"A Big Barn Burned.

The large barn of Robert l..
Davis, who lives s miles west of
Mexico, was burned Saturday
about daylight. A stallion that
cost Mr.. Davis $1,000 at the last
combination horse sale and a fine
Jack worth 500 or $500 and also a
valuable mare were burned to death.
A large amount of grain was also
consumed, besides all the harness
The barn had been recently almost
rebuilt. There is only a small
insurance. The loss is about $1,000
1t is not known how the fire
originated, but it il supposed the
barn was set on fire.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

n~ropefty ~ eAtHHhS ~ So
sn pr own property. Small farms
ras u. for larger ones; large Farms
Saptb Side Of Public Square,
MEXICO, MO.
smoke the Signature,
DAT A. X. laneey has returned
ou Kansas City.
- to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
bingham, a boy
n. A. Block, of keytsviiie' Is the
(sst oil Jas. Bunton.
|gn. Freeman is much lett. r
will recover.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
mo, a daughter.
Wn. Wells had $40 stolen from
b pocket yesterday.
[eso Martin, of Perry, is in the
attending the Fair.
gn. Rsgsdale is at Dwight, Ill.,
much improved in health.
Pred Hirsch, Of Quincy, ILL.,, Is
,bs city, the guest of friends.
Three of the pickpockets are in
and the rest are moving west.
LII. Arvie and wife, of Roanoke,
are the guest of friends in the
|Fhos. Wlllingham, of Macon
l.. ia in Mexico attending the
liz.
Ns. Buck Jackson left Mon
for Hlllsboro, Texas, on a
khs most prominent horse men
.he West are at the Mexico
Dir.
ban r O. Mills will be the
but Of Judge Buekner while in
k1ieo.
ALEX. Martin, the druggist, OF
by, No., is here taking IN our
fair.
bohr Bell, of Macon City, is in
city taking III the sights at oul
FAIR.
dost Of our county correspond.
s is crowded out by fair news
, week.
Ire. Thos. Smith, of St. Louis,
be guest of her friend, Miss Ida
samond.
The Jewish population of Mex
all took dinner Sunday al
mes Ford.
The Water.works Company very
Oily donates water for sprinkling
Boulevard.
ttrs. E. V. Dobyns, of St. Louis
be guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D,
Eksr and family.
T. Williams found a fine
get Of copper in Joe Prices rock
((rry Monday.
frs. Julia Z. Maus is 10 Cen.
ia at the bedside of her father
is very sick.
be ice men say they will have
PITY to supply the Demand Thu
bk without fail.
here are at least one hun
d vehicles running to and from
Fair Grounds.
[rs. Lucy B. Heller has opened
|Oarding house at the corner o
Pmsnade and Olive streets.
hiss Ida Menefee arrived from
Ptornia Monday and is tn
|st OF Miss Annie Patterson.
(udrain will send a large dele
lon to Nevada, Mo-, to the ex
Plederate reunion August Goth
he last of ]. J. Byrns' tripleti
Sunday. The three childrel
the mother have died within
months.
all that weighed two pound
IN Dakota Sunday. Our spel
(ot weather should not be a,
luted to this.
n. Craig, I'm uncle of Jas. A
Pay, ls here on a visit fror
bless, California. He has bee
thirty years.
u.s. Ed Davis, who lives ST
ss west Of Mexico, died Nor
Of dropsy. She leaves a hus
q and two children.
'ohnstown paper gives a list {
Victims of the great flood, plae
we loss at 2,lS7. More tina
hundred bodies are still mis-!
. Il, W. OBannon has bee
'inted trst assistant to tn
Oh surgery of the Marion
College of Medicine, s.
(is.
u. armstrong received a te
monday morning from h.
~ Mrs. Thos. Gordon, of Pc:
aaoancing the death of one ,
children.
Clark, of Laddonia, wa
aay bound over in the sui
:" Tor shooting at Jas. Poo
enarged with assault wit
pt to kill"
iaii to see advertisement
me stallion, Cicero, owne
luefson, Kimbrough & Bros
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07
Be sure and call and inspect La
Crosse Lumber Co. sstock.
A Pleasant Lawn Party.

One among the most enjoyable
lawn parties that has taken place
this season occurred at the beauti-
full residence of Mr.. 0. B. Sims, Il
mile southwest of Cant, or Satur-
day evening, July 26. The house
and yard were lighted up with
Chinese lanterns and there were
200 guests present who enjoyed the
evening very much. The commit
tees were: Mr.. Geo. Brown, Mr..
L. Cox, MI. Owen Roberts, and
Miss Lizzie Sims, Miss Kate Gay,
Miss Mandie Sims. Each and
everyone went home feeling that
they had never spent a more
pleasant evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

N.r\~ Fair y~ester-
& I N day missed
; - SIV3 rare racing
NJ &T t. In
9A.lHl stake trot
= - : 4: !: !: : $: !; !;
A~a the track in
front of the grand stand was full of
sulkeys. To use the exact words
of an old horse man who was in the
reporters stand, sit was a grand
sight and one rarely witnessed on
the track" Everybody was in a
good mood for they knew there
was going to be a horse race. The
talent said there would not be. a
heat in the $50 trot made in less
than 2:27 or 2:2S. but Jesse Gaines
knocked the prop from under these
statements, winning a heat in 2:24
IL and going to the half in the
wonderful time of 1:6 -, a 2:13
gait. This performance IN a slow
able and the timers %o We're almost
thunderstruck as their chronomet-
ers marked the rapid speed in this
heat.
The first score was made at $50.
ed s mo |, ." stake 'r''-parse 81 '0O0' avid
't sisux G Slfss Or. m X. T. kneeos'
DI F1d hi, pr. &, MI View Stock Farm, > ? 2
Ella E., E. j. Evans, ST. Louis. ) 5 2
Rose G., br. m, +. n. Fancher, Hills
dale, Mich..... ...-........ Il 4 4
Black George, j. W. Scfoor, Memphis,
......:-.-., IL 8 .
's s1i Louis 1is:' On. g. i'oDef. i1ha..es' 5 70 -
Romeo, g., VT. Dickson st Louis. 10 e 9
Asaln9fe, DIS, hlng Hill STOCK Farm,
81, III =
harshali MAID, DIM, Il. b. Blanchard,
Marshall, 8 : s
Joker; DIX e. Lewis n Gaioreath' -
on HeRtef, nan w poot III IL
held. iii ~ Noohei' nm - Q /,
Ed Sutherland. bs" r. +. ie5eett "
Tamhe5 SHs, nan a;.5:
iihe-- zE
THREE-YEAR-OLD TROT.
In the three-year-old stake trot
-.
w -,
Naugn drew the pole; Cray0n, "a;
Lena R., Sd; May Bruno, 4th; AL
mont Wilkes, 9Th; King Herod,
9Th; Remark, 7th; Jewel c., Sth;
Miss Cleveland, 9th; Fonda Sue,
10th, Wh1tefoot, II; Noblemont,
II; Grattan, 10. 1t took SIX heats
to decide the race.
sum-, summary s,year-old stake trot-purse $500;
Whitstoot, Pls.,J,H Snyder .
JsWeI G. b. m, Ii. Williams,
King Heroi, 5. s, H G. Tin
A nSd'i F% Wlikes., nn ID j.. Rayboid,
Gr aet,pni Blk is 81. s: W. Brandt,
Miss Cleveland, Mccormick l..
Fonda Ia! s no"iI brs I mt a. NO u
.Ls sMop r, ip 4. Bssnefs Black Mack: sd
GTrn, p 5 9
ers' Parse arsnns' Kan. $
cray1n. R,shtwood Stock Co..
No6iemant. i. $, ". b. Null
M ;Tn' F afa An eSI H. ie1 Hickory u
lin Stock co, BoIton, Kan. d
's snaII, oota'' I'd
~I'me-2:is1-s; 2:il; 1885, 2:a5; 2;'s' 2;a6 IL
THE RUNNING RACE.
Belle Redmon, owned by U. L
Landon, Fairbury, Neb., won ths
running race, half mile, best 2 il
2 in straipbts. Time. 81 - anf
5o1o D.. w IN sooo,c
oalio' ouo
and Lady Parish third. Iher'
were eight starters-Wahoo, Ma
eenta. Peanut, Lady Parish, U
Get. BrookfalI. Black Joe, Bell,
Redmon and Bob Patchen. The
purse was 500.
COUNTY PLUG RACE.
Underwood's Ollie won the So
county plug race over quite a tiel'
OF loaIers. lime, 90; Casto.
.ma, nb.na ,a;, vas sI,ohti,
off her feed and did not forge to tn
a front az expected by her friends
=, oNP -
munlty goes out TO John ana Gas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

THE LEDaER's baby show comes
Of at noon to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07
A Bad Accident.

Just at the first turn in the
quarter stretch Magenta, who was
the rear horse in the ons-half mile
running race, fell, throwing the
jockey into the ditch and rolling
completely over. The driver was
picked up for dead, but it is
thought by the doctors will recov-
err. His collar bone is broken and
he is injured inwardly. T~he"jock"
is a colored boy and his name is
Frank Smith, who lives in Kansas
City. His escape from instant
death was marvellous.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

AT twelve-thirty to-day Ex-Gov.
C. H. Hardin will introduce Hon.
R. @. Mills to one of the largest
and most intelligent audiences he
ever addressed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07
Be sure and let La Crosse Lumber
Co. to figure your bill. They will cave
you money.
One Mexican Cool.

J. N. Basket, writing to the
LEDGER from Thomasvllle, Colo,
says: "All we'll; 5000 feet up
thermometer 76o in the shade al
noon; breezy all the time and cold
as a snow DRIFT at night appetite
like dogs and dirty as pigs, but
happy as a clam"
The Mexico Machine & Music
Company, W. II. Upham manager
has just received a new stock OF
pianos, organs and sewing ma
chimes that they will sell at present
lower than ever. This reliable
house reports much larger sales
the last six months than ever before
in the same length of time. Fair
dealing and popular prices are
sure to win. Store nearly opposite
post office. div.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

Albert Packard, who claims St.
Louis as his residence, was arrest
ed on the Fair Ground yesterday
about 5 O'Clock for picking the
pockets of Jas. Roy, securing $500.
Deputy Sheriff q. II. Adams ar
rested him after giving him a good
chase. Packard was placed in Jail
and will be given a trial this morn
She Had Been to vassar.
In a small town not very far
from Cincinnati l heard the follow
ing brief but pregnant conversa-
ton :
Mrs. A. was doubled up over the
weeds in her little garden, while
Mrs. B. was on her way to the
"store" for lard.
"Hearn as your Lib was hum
from school," said Mrs. B.
"Yass, she be-" answered Mrs.
Ia.
"Seem to know anythin'?
Mrs. A. rose slowly, pushed
back her tapping bonnet, and then
replied, her eyes fairly sparkling
with maternal pride,
"Know anything Why, you
can jist snap any of them new
tangled words at that girl, and
Quick as q wink she can tell yor
whether it's a little green spot or
your liver ora book.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

The greatest cut yet IN wooden,
black satin and silk shirts, a most
excellent variety, at Joe & Vic
Barth's north side of PublicSquare.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-07

2"SS hhiAO hCotct
Two best in three, Rosetta, bay
mare owned by P. w. Carleton,
Derby, Kan, won in straight
heats. Time-1:47; 1:5O. There
were eight entries, as follows:
Virginia, Lizzie n, King Punster,
beppo, Rosetta, Good Friday,
Lelderkrantz and Lillian. Lillian
and Good Friday were distanced
the first heat. Rosetta won first
money, Beppo second and Leider-
kransz third The horses were
nicely punched clear around the
track and nearly all the way it
looked as though a blanket would
cover them.
RING AWARDS.
Mules.
Best mule, 4 years old and overs 10 90
II Il Freeman Il Son, Audrain.
Best mule, 3 and under 4...... s 90
w Glen, Audrain.
Best mule, l and under 2....... G 90
w Toalson, Audrain.
Best mule under l year Old. 8 90
I'll Roberts, Boone.
Fine demonstrations.
Best stallion, 4 years old and
oN6I..-.. ~ w
| w Henderson, Galloway.
Best stallion, 3 and under f.. s 90
Davis d BARLEY Galloway.
| Best stallion. 9 and under Z %
| Same.
Best stallion, ! and under g.. 6 90
JP Arnold, Galloway.
Best stallion under l year old. 6 90
Emmons, Galloway.
Saddle Horses-GeIdings.
Best saddle gelding, 4 years old
dtu ot 10 w
Davis, Smith x Co., Galloway.
Best saddle gelding, 8 and n
g 10 90
Same.
Best saddle gelding, . and I'm
DER w
r n Craig, Galloway.
Best saddle gelding, ! and I'M
Davis s BARLEY, Galloway.
Sweepstakes for Stations and Geldings
Best harness gelding, any age. Is 90
+ w Price, Boone.
Sweepstakes for Stations. Best sad
die stallion, any age, S25.OO-Smith
Bros.
Cattle-Shorthorn.
Best cow, 4 years old and overs Is OO
Householder & Co., Kansas.
Best heifer, 8 years old and
uuue III w
w ID IIDrnaI pp,anfo~ NJ
Best heifer, 2 years old and I'M
del Z t
Same.
Best heifer, l year old and n
der = d w
Best heifer, under l year old. 5 0C
Same.
Cattle-Sweepstakes.
Best bull, any age or breed. IS 25 Ol
Householder & CO., Kansas.
Best cow, any age Or breed. % 0C
Same.
Sheep.
Best buck, long wool. .........$ 5 OF
III n Oliver, Galloway.
Best eve, long wool. .......... 4 0(
Same.
Best buck, medium wool....... 5 OF
III Simpson, Boone.
Best eve, medium wool........ 4 OF
Same.
Best buck, Merino. 5 o.
OCRoby, Audrain.
Best eve, Merino 4 on
Same.
Sweepstakes-Sheep.
Best herd, buck and 2 ewes,
any breed..::::...........,..S 10 81
IL n Oliver, Galloway.
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