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Mrs. Charles T. Brown and Mrs. Little berry J. Haley have sent out cards Tor a afternoon euchre on Tuesday, December Il at 200 o'clock.
The age-herald., 1900-12-05

500 D. m.-The Sunday School Lesson ol December 16 taught by Prof. H. M Hamlll D. D.
 $50 D. -Address-Subject: The FIT mary Teachers Work, Mrs H. M. Hamil Offering for institute expenses
 9:15 D. m.-Address: How to Make a Sunday School Co., by Prof. H. M, Hamlll, D. D.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18

A few days since we stated in our
news columns that DIR. ]. F. Harrison,
recently Of this place, had located at
Amorillo, Texas. At that writing we
had neither space o time before
going to press to comment upon the
merits OF DR.. Harrison. 1t gives the
LEDGER great pleasure to recommend
DR.. Harrison to the city of Amorillo.
No young man Of more worth ever
left Audrain county. He is by nature
endowed with an abundant supply Of
good horse sense. This native ability
is embelished with a splendid educa-
ton, both collegiate and medical,
having attended college at Westmin-
ster at Fulton, State University at
Columbia, and finally graduating from
Marion Sims medical college at st.
Louis. AS a practitioner he has beer
remarkably successful, both here and
while doing work In the hospitals in
st. Louis.
DIR. Harrison is a descendant OF one
OF the Oldest and best families In Au-
drain county. He is practical and
educated and we predict will be
successful wherever he goes. The
people OF Amorillo viii find him az
have those Of Mexico, pure gold,clean,
gentlemanly, capable and honest
Our only regret is that such younl
men should find cause to leave. Blu
Mexleo's loss Is AmorIllo's gain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18
srArr on Mrssorrn1-..

I. ALEXANDER A. LEsUEuR D.
tarY OF State of the State OF Mt
hereby certify that the foregoing ssaVaa
true and complete copies OF the ssnl
eens resolutions Of the Fortieth Co., oSsel,
Assembly. OF the State Of M~issoun-F,s
Joint AND CONCURRENT RFsIn1lHT;
TON NO. 7 TO repeal section ii o ~
Aicle Q OF the constitution and aaos, " Y
lieu thereof a new section;" Second y
Etftuttonal amendment, entitled. JON
AND CONCURRENT REsoIiryyihocrI
submitting 70 the qualified voters Of n.
state Of Missouri an amendment ~ v,
constitution thereof concerning rsy.s u.
and taxation;" Third constiis,a-..s,
Amendment, entitled; 'ssFNATF Io oya
AND CONCURRENT REsoI fiyioss
submitting TO the qualified voters ef NJ y
souri, an amendment to the copsfi,nT,Ias.
thereof. concerning taxation" Fours,ss
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION sn 5sSs
ting to the qualified voters Of the ststs y
Missouri an amendment TO the eons,I,s
ton thereof, authorizing the isns =
bonds by the city OF st. Louis foy \.
purpose Of aiding the corporation orps-.
lied for the purpose of celebrating N,
Louisiana purchase centennial In si
entitled: CONCURRENT REs0LijTJosS
submitting to the qualified voters oi h,
state of Missouri an amendment "a n.
constitution hereof. authorizing an snn,a'
prlation by the general assembly from n.
sinking fund for the purpose OF exhlbi,i.ss
the resources, products and indu,tds
| Of Missouri In the celebration Of the Ia"ll
siana purchase CENTENNIAL" Sixth eos.
stftutional amendment, entitled: aJ0fNT
4 AND CONCURRENT RESOLUTION M.
8 amending section Is Of article : ~ n.
constitution BY adding a proviso thereto
and Seventh constitutional amendmsn,
entitled: JOINT AND CONCtJRRPNSs
RESOLUTION TO amend section q al y.
ticls 2 Of the constitution Of the STATE a
Missouri" as appears by Comparing NJ
same with the original rolls OF aid eea.
current resolutions now on hle, a. M
law directs In this office.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I han.
unto set my hand and afix the GREAT
SEAL OF the State of Missouri. Done a
Once In the City OF Jefferson. this A.
teenth day OF September, A. d, 1900.
(seai.) A. A. LESUEUR
Secretary Of State
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18
The LEDGER New Dress.

The Mexico LEDGER has put on a
new dress and Is brighter and better
than ever. Bob White, the editor
and proprietor, Is doing double duty
for the past three weeks and since
the death Of his able foreman, has
been eating his dinner from the com
posing stone. The LEDGER has d
name and a fame in Audrain county
and Missouri that would make the
heart Of any publisher proud. May 1t
live TO wear out many new dresses
Fulton Sun.
A newspaper is a good deal like a
woman. In order to appear to good
advantage new dress must be pur,
chased once in awhile. You can put
your newspaper of for four or five
years without a new dress, but you
cannot near coax your wife to wait
that long. The LEDGER is receiving
a large number Of compliments not
only from the newspapers Of the
State, but from its patrons in refer
ence to its neat appearance. While
new dresses for newspapers cost
money, just like new dresses for the
girls, it is money well spent, and the
LEDGER intends 90 leave nothing un-
done along the line OF printing a neat
u~p-tO-date and clean newspaper. We
know that it pays. The business OF
the LEDGER, both daily and weekly,
was never better than at this time,
and from everywhere we are receiving
not only words Of encouragement but
cordial and liberal patronage. The
farmers Of Audrain county are es-
pccially liberal in their support Of this
paper, and during the past few weeks
we have added a large number Of new
subscribers to our list-all substantial,
conservative people and all unsolicited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18
SEVENTH coNsrIrurIoNALAv.,

SEVENTH coNsTITurIoNA,
MENT AMEND.
JOINT AND CONCURRENT
TON 70 amend section "a ~ nssoLU.
Q ne constitution Of the STATE arssls
Be q received BY ne House or R.n.
she senaes concuryfng thersn; 3aasa
That at the general election "a
on the Tuesday next fOilowirsV pe he'd
Monday In November, A. d ien ~ tr4
lowing amendment to the con- ine id.
Of Missouri, concerning thvniutauoa
Jury and right q trial BY Jury grali
submitted 70 quallhed voters Of saiT Ian b
70 wit: That section o Of sr Tdl,q slats
the constitution OF the state ~ ! d
be amended by adding aftsp 11lsioun
law" In line three OF naid ,.e ~ word
following: 'and that a two.tkS1uaeh, tha
jority ~ such number prescribs1 " "a.
coneurrfhg may render a yerSio, " hv
civil cases. And that In the trial 70 a
q al ciYll cases IN courts Of record tlvv
fourths OF the members OF Inc ts \. hfes.
curing may render a yerdirt. .llury Goa.
said section Of the constitn,io.s 70 hat
amended, shall read a. follow ! whm
Section 3. The right Of trial H. w;
a. heretofore enjoyed. shall renss, .laaiE
violate, but a Jury for the trissi h.
and criminnl cases In courts not on NY NV
may consist Of less than twetvsS .rsstd
may be prescribed BY law: AM Tsa y
two-thirds majority Of such numAtai 1
scrfbed BY law ~concurrtng NAV rs wv We
verdict In all civil cases; and thats Ioa
trial by jury OF all civil cases H. N "
Of record t~nree-fourths of the mss~vSLa
Of the Jury corcurring may render snSsu
dict. Hereafter a grand Jury shan "
eiBt OF twelve men, any nine IN
concurring may md an indictment Y
true bill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18
THIRD CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MINT

MENI.
JOINT AND CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION submittins 70 ths Susli,,
to the constitution thereof. concerning
taxation.
Be q resolved D. the Senats. eAs Houss Of Rep
rssestadvss eoncurrin0 therein;
That at the general election to be held
in this state on the first Tuesday after
the first Monday In November, A. ID. 1900
there shall be submitted for adoption
to the qualified voters Of the state. the
following constitutional amendment. to
wit:
constitution OF the state Of Missouri be
and the same Is hereby amended by add
known as sections y and q. which are IN
words and figures as follows:
Section q. A mortgage, deed Of trust
contract or other obligation by which 9
Of assessment and taxation. be deemed
and treated as an interest In the property
affected thereby. except AZ TO- railroad
and other quasi public corporations. for
BY law: In case Of debts so secured. the
value OF the property Affected by such
mortgage, deed Of trust. contract or ohli1
cation. less the value Of such security.
shall be assessed y Z 70 the owner
after to be provided by law, n the
value Of such security shall be assessed
and taxed 70 the owner thereof, In the
county. city or other local subdivision
IN which the property affected thereby IL
situate The taxes so levied shall be 4
lien upon the property and security. ana
may be paid by either party to such SCI
curity: n paid by the owner Of the se-
curity, the tax so levied upon the prop
erty affected thereby shall become a part
OF the debt 80 secured: IL the owner Of
the property shall pay the tar 80 levied
on such security, Il shall constitute a
payment thereon. and 10 the extent Of
such payment 9 full discharge thereof;
Provided. that In all such cases the In
terest OF the owner OF the security. a.
well as that Of the owner Of this property
Affected by such mortgage. deed Of trust,
contract or obligation, shall be assessed
on terms equally fair and Just. II the
note or other obligation secured. IL en-
titled to a credit by payment made on the
principal thereof, the aAsesaabio value Of
the owner Of the security, upon tho fact
being made known to the assessor prior
TO the assessment. shall be diminished
BY the amount, OF such payment and the
or other property. correapondinniy IN
creased. the intent hereof being 10 place
those Interested In any way In such and
or other property. IN the plane OF abso-
lutte equality as to taxation.
Section q. Every contract hereafter
made by which a debtor 10 obligated to
pay any tax or assessment on money
loaned, or on n mortgage. deed Of trust,
or other lien, shall, a. to any interest
specified therein and as to such tax or
assessment, be null and void.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18
Proposed Amendments to the
Constitution Of Missouri

FIRST CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MEfgT.
JOINT AND CONCURRENT REgoLU.
TON NO. 7 10 repeal section u 81
article 2 Of the constitution and adopl
Il. lieu thereof a new section
b & rssoassd ~ ns sraafs. ~ Hsass II Rep.
sssssHafirss eossurFine fAerstas
That at the general election to be held
on Tuesday NEXT following the irst Mon
day In November. A. d. 1900. TINT the
following amendment to the constitution
o. the state OF Missouri concerning prone'
eutlon for crime be submitted to thu queli'
ned voters Of said atate. to witt Strike
out the whole OF section II Of article ! 81
the constitution OF the state OF Missouri,
and adopt In lieu thereof q new section,
TO b known as section Il article :. q
said constitution. and to be in words and
figures as follows:
Isectlon ial No person shall BE- prose-
euted crimlnaily for felony or INSIDE
meanor otherwise than by Indictment ol
Information, which shall be concurrent
remedies, but this shall not be construed
70 apply 10 cases arising IN the land o.
naval forces or In the militia when IN
actual service In time Of war or public
danger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18
arconn coNarIrur1oNAL AMrNp.

SECOND CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT. i
JOINT AND CONCURRENT REsoLU.
TON submlttirG TO the qualified vUterl
OF the state o. Missouri an amendment
to the constitution thereof ooncerninn
revenue and taxation.
De q Resolved b. ne Hotas Of Representatives
fhs senais c9neurrtne hsrda;
That at the general election 70 be held
on Tuesday ne1t following b arsl Mon
day IN November, A. d. ieo0, the follow
ing amendment 70 the constitution OF ths
state OF missouri. concerning revenue anc
taxation, shalt be submitted to tho quail
ned voters Of said state. TO Wit
Section l. In addition 70 taHet artnor'
lied 10 be levied for county purposes I'M
der and BY virtue OF section eleven. ar
ticie 10 OF the constitution Of this state
the county court In this several counties
OF this state not under township offani'
xation. and the township board OF direc'
tors In the several counties under town
ship organization. may In their discretion
levy and collect a special tax not exceed,
ting fifteen cents on each one hundred
dollars valuation. TO be used for road
and bridge purposes. but for no Other
purpose whatever; and the power hereby
given said counts courts n township
boards Is declared 20 be q discretionary
power. This constitutional amendment
shall not apply to the cities Of 81. Louis
Kansas City and st. Joseph.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18

r. p. MoOres fine saddle horse, Ike,
and his colts are carrying of first
money right along. At Colorado
Springs and Denver, Colo, Ike car
ried OF four first moneys At the
Mexico Street Fair in the ring for
Ike's colts, the colt owned by John
Ellis got first money. Best colt, any
age, Lon Blades, Of Holiday, carried
Oh first money. In the ring at the
Street Fair for the best saddle colt,
one Of lke's colts, owned by John
Fields, got first money. In the ring
for all-purpse colts, Ike's colt, owned
by Lewis o'Brient, carried Of nrst
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18

snen grand Jury man nav.
and return indict1snssf % IN.
character and GRADES OF erinauu for n
ssia section. II 50 adopted, shan % IA
Section fe Trial by Ju-v y
Grand Jury. Twelve Men tnvolatN
trisl py jury, a. heretofore enas right q
rsmaln l~nvioiate; but a jurve Itloyed. shs1s
ot criminal or civil cases. ~ Ut The tHaI
u Tsc ss Inn may consist q less than SSutt %
after a grand jury shall ~ ~ aw. Her"
men. any nine Of whom eo5ns1ot tweiv.
ma an indictment or a true ling nn IA,
yided. however. that no gram otul: Pa
BE- convened except upon an o iSsy shlI
and determIne felonies: h,st pyWer 70 -
sembled such grand jurv "hen 80 q
power % investigate end ret,s1 hiW
menta for all character ana 1usn ipdlu.
crime. @"u grades y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18
FIFTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMrNr
MHNE

fifth CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION mbrult.
Z 70 the qualified voters Of the afafr
oI missouri an amendment 10 me con.
stitution thereof authorizing an anne
priation by the general assemblv from
= sinking fund for the purpoee az sr-
IsD.tlne the r~eeourceA products and In
dustrfes OF Missouri In the celehrstion
D ne LOUISIANA purchase centennial.
De q resolssd By ne Senate. Ne Houss o. R.,.
rs<Htahfres eoacarrtHe fkeress.
That az the general election to be hel6
~ NE tuesday next following the arsf
aolaay IN November. A. ID. nineteen hun
eaea. me following amendment 70 tha
.ohNtitution OF the state Of Missouri aus
sno.1xins the appropriation By the rem
sEai assembly from the sinking fund FOR
NE purpose OF exhibiting the resoureea
hsolucts and Industries Of Missouri IN fhe
cetsbfation o. the Louisiana purrhase
h a be submitted 10 the
Peaiiileu voters OF the state.
inat section IS OF article " Of the con-
tNutioh oi Missouri be amended BY nal
w. me toilowing words, to wit: sspro-
stueu that the general assembly shaIl
~ the power 70 Appropriate from funds
~ me state sinking fund, being tha uro-
els o. the tar authorized under section
~ oI article x OF the constitution. 10 an
mount not exceeding one million dollars
~ the exhibition Of the resources, pro-
uuets and Industries OF the state In me
tt.hhiai celebration Of the LoulsIans
In the city Of ST. Louis."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18

The readers Of this paper viii be pleased 10
learn that there IL at least one dreaded dIseass
that science has been able to cure In ali IL
stages and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarri
Cure IL the MY positive cure now known to ths
medical fraternity. catarrh being 9 constftu.
uonal disease, requires q constitutional trest-
ment. Halls catsrrh Cure is taken internally
aeting directly upon the blood and muscous sur
fAoss OF the system, thereby destroying the
oundation Of the disease, and giving the patient
strength By bulding up the constitution and
assisting nature In doing it, work. The proprie-
tors have % much faith Ia It's curative power.
hat they oner one Hundred Dollars for am
case that it fails 10 cure. Send for list OF testi-
monials. Address,
p. J.. CHENEY, a co. Toledo, o.
Sold By druggists, TIC.
Haffa Family pills ara fha hSaf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18
CLASS B-FRUITs.

% Best plate Concord grapes. Six
good grape vines, 75c, by Mexico
Nursery, E J Winter, proprietor.
B Baldwin
28 Best collection Of grapes. Two
champion peach trees, two Crosby
peach trees, 81, by Ortiz Fruit Farm.
B Baldwin
q Best plate Ben Davis apples. so
lbs. Angel Food Flour, $50, by Fred
A Morris.
Ut Hutts
2s Best plate Jeniton apples. 5 NJ B
twig apple trees, 81, by Ortiz Fruit
Farm.
L Jones
% Best plate Jonathan apples. 8
York imperial apple trees, 81, by
Ortiz Fruit Farm.
Mrs ID w sumner
30 Best plate Winesap apples. 8
IGNITION apple trees, 81, by Ortiz Fruit
Farm.
J s Porter
81 Best plate Willow Twig apples.
6Gano apple trees, 81, by Ortiz Fruit
Farm.
FIN Parker
80 Best plate Gano apples S Jona-
than apple trees, o., by Ortiz Fruit
Farm.
J s Porter
80 Best plate Grimes Golden APP
Piles. s Ben Davis apple trees, 81, by
Mexico Nursery, e. Winter, Prop.
Fred Ackerman
"a Best plate Smiths cider apples,
6 Grimes Golden apple trees, 81, Mex
leo Nursery, E Winter prop
John Dahlem
80 Best one-half bushel apples, any
variety. One ton Missouri coal, s2,75,
by E I Smith.
q n Shearer
80 Best display OF apples grown on
one place. IS piece China tea set,
$3.50, by F NJ Ragsdale.
Z w Martin
81 Best plate salway peaches. Five
good peach trees, q, by Mexico MUIR
sury, Ed Winter, proprietor.
Fred Alderman
80 Best collection Of peaches. Five
Heath cling peach trees, 81, by Mex
leo Nursery, E J Winter, proprietor.
b Baldwin
80 Best plate CARRIER pears. s Ben
Davis apple trees, 81, by Ortiz Fruit
Farm.
John Dahiem
40 Best plate Keller pears. 2 pear
trees. o., by Ortiz Fruit Farm.
Mrs j J Gilmer
Al Best plate Duchess pears. Five
liberia peach trees, 81, by Ortiz Fruit
Farm.
John Dahlem
AZ Best collection Of pears grown
on one place. 20rtiz peach trees, 81,
by Ortiz Fruit Farm.
John Dabiem
43 Best display Of fruits grown on
M place. Pair Of pants, $3.50, by the
BoltE shoe & Clothing Go.
Mrs I J Sims
~ Best or largest collection Of APP
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18
SIXTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND.

SIXTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND.
MENT.
'ylNT AND CONCURRENT REsOLu.
aIpN NO amending section a of ~.
ptoyiso thereto. y
ne z rssslrsd ~ ne Senate ne Hosse og I'm.
rsSH'aiires eoAcurring ftsras.
That at the general election IN h. h.iH
- Aaesasy next following the lrat Mon
N November. A. L. 1aaa thaf IN
isneNinE afnendment "a the consfilution
~ = stste ~ Missouri, concerning Krand
Pc submitted to tbs dunIined voters
~ sald state 20 wit. Amend section =
" sfuels ! o. D contribution Of the state
et Ailssonn by the addition fhefsfo. aftsr
~ wore -bill. IN the last lins o. said
ever. that no grand Jury rhan h ron-
ssnea except upon an order ef 4 fudea
: e9srt haxing the power te dry ard
felonisa but Shsn - arlembIsd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18

Mrs. Ned McIlhenny, Of San Anto-
MIC, Tex, is in Mexico the guest OF her
mother, Mrs. Bolts, and her sister,
Mrs. ]. W. Plunkett. Mrs. McIlhen-
ny's many friends will be glad TO see
her and 10 know that she is in fine
health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18


pee Nlekson pun x1soei ban1ts'
WI ~ ~
~, n.hs.m
sohn DAnseW
% bes. OF arrest cohesion q
rees arst-cls.s vtocr : a.. usoAso.
plnms. al IA. 4 Rem Tlsyis niums ~.
+ Jonathan plure. T5o, / EIahdirs
neach. al. / WTEe,.on = neech Al.
j liberia peach. oOc-ss.
Mrs eims
A Re-. ,onao.,o, m,.. ,
10 Dese cohecnon OF green frn,tes !
10. . vsna; 1 az
Davis. soc: i KlondiEe neaeh' Al. i
liberia peach, 2Oc-B.io.
1oho n.hIa~
ma Dsss p.ass cen PEI
&c. & Vandsverre' ~. 4 Ind. Blush
AZ, . &%.n;tor 90 ~
rf-.tn
$3.50 hos. u,... ~. p.u,. =
Rabhi9 Ky. ! Twsr o.. !
lGImas nnI5sn A.. : rs,n, :
4Oc-e9.
Mrs L A Northcutt
"a Thi,d hast nlata R.n n.yi. a
Flberta peacb. eoc: > Crawford,s ists'
4Oc~sI.
] Wright
"a Rest nlatA Jonathan N lima.
Xh.n 800 = "a. Wriar.an o..
|75n. / Burbank plnm. 400. KlondIrs
peach, N-sS.65.
Treaty
n Second hast plata Jamaican <
Jonafhan' 75o. / Orient nlTm eo5S
e1.55.
] n Richardson
10 rh,ra hast n,..a tor.,h.n q
lowell annie n. I red lima niusu e0c
81.
Miss L Kidwell
5s Rest Mate YORK. Imnsr,al. ~
York Imperial, a.: i Klondike nsaoh.
1-S
g NJ Shearer
"a second best Mate YORK; fmnar-
ial, 8 York Imperial, si; 5 siberia
peach, 60c-s1.60.
L w Martin
IS Best plate Kiefer near. Q Duchess
pear. soc; Z WiIkerson Fayorite pear
s1.50; 2 Howell pear, S0c-s3.10.
WA Offutt
ks s.oa-sk.A- v..m-
1 Dnchess near 4or. / WiIkerson Esv.
orite pear, 75c; 1 Sickle 40c-sI.65.
Charles DYE
K past nlsta Dnoha.s :. o g.
her near s1. 1 Kiefser near so. Q
Duchess pear, SOc@S2.Ao.
John Dahlem
ss saoord re-. r,..a Dr.ho..
1 CARRIER 50c. / SacLIe 40. ! HoTen
4Oc-S1.30.
I W Ford
70 Past nI.tac .-h.. 49,, v;.v..
% DSsb PAapo 0aEbcr PohE, hlcnck
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18

LAa- NAAAA"H
For the largest and best display
from his or her own or rented farm
An farm products, including live stock
viii be considered. No article or stool
win be allowed unless produced O
grown by exhibitor. First Cracker
Jack road wagon, e4O, by Ferris 4
Cauthorn; second, SIS, cash, by Mex
leo Savings Bank; third, $40, cash, b.
Mexico Savings Bank.
LIST, p = Morris; I'd. Noble Barnes
50, Robert Hooton.
2 Best bashel OF corn, any, kind II
ear, crop 1900. First, suit Of clothes
e20i second, pair Of pants, = .50; botl
by 3 & n Phillip.
3 Best Bushel OF white corn In ear
crop 1900. First, cash 90; second
cash o.; third, cash 90, by Mexico
Street Fair Association.
1st, q L Dean; %, Charles Dean
Sd. Bill Harrison
4 Best bushel Of yellow corn In ear,
crop 1900. First, cash 90; second,
caah 81; third, cash $3.50, by the Mex
leo Street Fair Association.
LIST, Fred Brand; %, Noble
Barnes; Sd, Walter Peck
8 Best bushel Of corn, any kind, in
ear, crop 1900, grown in Audrain coun-
ty. First, cash S16; second, cash $40;
third, cash S., by the Mexico Street
Fair Association.
LIST, c H Brown I'd, q L Dean
Sd, James Powell
6 Best u stalks of corn grown in
Audrain county. Cash, IS, by Lake
nan q Barnes. Note: Winning corn
to become the property Of Lakenan &
Barnes.
Noble Barnes
z Best u years of corn, any kind.
Merchandise, IS, by Ricketts, & En-
mons ID @ Co.
Noble Barnes
LIST, VIM Burt; I'd, ] d Williams
8 Largest 10 ears OF corn, weight
to govern. Merchandise, IS, by TT
Roden.
Andy Edwards, f5% pounds
9 Best peck of pop corn. Silver
butter dish, IS, by E Moore.
g g Wilson
10 Best one-half bushel red oats.
silk vest, IS, by S & N Phillip.
D D Gray
ii Best one-half bushel white oats.
Parlor lamp, $3.50, by ]. F. L~leweIyn.
George Nicholson
p Best one half bushel black oats,
Parlor lamp, $3.50, by J F Lewellyn.
N II johnson
10 Best one-half bushel oats, any
kind, grown in Audrain county. 100
lb. sack Of Daisy -four, $3.50, by Pol
lock NJ & E Co.
W J Coil
IA Best peck timothy seed. Gar
den seeds, 81, by Hathaway & Keath.
w J Coil
Is Best peck red clover seed. GAR
den seeds, 81, by Hathaway & Keath.
ri NJ Brown
16 Best peck blue grass seed. Gar
den seeds, Ell, by Hathaway & Keath.
Mr. ] Sims
II Best peck German millet seed.
Garden seeds, 81, by Hathaway &
Keath.
q Massey
Is Best collection garden,grass and
field seeds. Cash, s2.b0, by La Crosse
Lnmber 90.
w j Coil
20 Best one-half bushel winter
wheat. 100 ID. sack Daisy -four, $3.50,
by Pollock NJ & f Co.
w y Snyder
p Best - stalks sugar cane. Mer-
chandise, 81, by the Black Flag.
w II Berry
% Best ~ stalks broom corn. Mer-
chandise, $3.50, by Kent 4 Winter.
TT Hoover
% Best 10 sheaves cane for fodder.
Fodder cutting box, $3.50, by Ferris
& Cauthorn.
J NJ squises
"A Best one-half bushel rye. Cen
uine French plate mirror, 81, by O r
Lupton Furniture Co.
Mrs J r Shook