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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25
TAKE UP FOR MRs. NATION.
Kansas City Clergymen Denounce Her
Treatment BY 0mciak

KANSAS CITY, No, April MANY
ministers took occasion during their
sermon Sunday 70 score the action Of
the officials in their treatment Of
Carrie Nation who was arrested last
Sunday week after entering saloons
open In violation Of the law for
'fblOckading the sidewalks " because a
crowd followed her and who was fined
$500 by Police Judge McAuley.
The Rev. T. P. Haley, a leading
minister Of the Christian Church said:
Again when she arrived at the police
station II she had been a murderess.
she would probably have been assigned
TO a comfortable room in the matron's
department, but as she was an enemy
Of the saloon she was sent down to the
h0ldover with the drunken negroes
and the bloody toughs, into a place too
filthy for the punishment Of a decent
dog.
There is not a decent citizen in
Kansas City whose blood does not boil
at the rufianism Of this whole transac-
ton, but the climax is yet to came"
The Rev. William Carter, pastor Of
a Presbyterian Church, turned his
batteries on Judge McAuley and con.
demned him in the seyerest terms.
Or. 5. NJ. Neel, pastor Of the Gen.
trail Presbyterian Church, one OF the
most influential in the city, was
vigorously applauded when he scored
the officials. 1t would not be a sur
prise II concerted ministerial action
did not follow the sermons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25
NOTICE or
BidSf for DGDOSiOBCDui

Notice is hereby given
County Court of Audrain C-I
souri,, in pursuance Of the
Of Article 0, Volume ,, Of ID.
1893, Of Missouri, will, at thsE
term thereof, receive sealed !
from banking incorporated
lions or individual banker
county, TO become the dep
the county funds, for a pcnt
years from the date said
accepted and bond approved I
must be delivered 10 the clefl
court on or before noon 90
May 9Th, which will be The
Of said May, 1901, term.
Witness my hand and seal
Done at office In Mexico, u
this April II, 1901.
tsEAL) CLARA d. SSDI
AT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

WHILE municipal ownership Of a
printing Office in Boston and Of other
enterprises in quite a number Of cities
have proven failure this is not sufh-
Gent reason why Mexico should not
own its own electric light plant. Con-
diti0ns are different There is not 50
much politics in Mexico as there is in
Boston. There is a difference between
owning a light plant and a printing
plant The City Council should care
fully investigate the matter and start
right. II is purely a business PROPOSE
ton, and after a careful Investigation,
II the Council thinks the city a. save
money, then the people should be given
a chance 70 vote On the question.
Municipal ownership in several instan-
ces has proven a dismal failure and on
other occasions it has been a splendid
success. We want 10 look into the
matter carefully before we bond the
city. We ought to be able, by careful
figuring, % find cut whether this en-
terprise would be successful or not.
We should do our figuring before we
embark in business. That is the con-
sentative and correct way 10 proceed.
That is the way we do when we do
business for ourselves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25
o LEGS CUT OBI.
An Eighteen Year Old Boy Crippled
for Life by the Wabash Cars
Lived Near Benton City.

Artie Peyt0n, IS years OF age, and
living south Of Benton City, was
by an east-b0und . Wabash
freight train in East Mexico Sunday
night and 50 badly injured that am
putati0n Of one foot and one leg was
necessary. He also received a slight
scalp wound.
The accident occurred about $50
and was caused by young Peyton at
tempting to cross the track In front
Of the train which struck him, so be
stated this morning. He says that he
stumbled and fell directly in front of
the engine drawing train No. Ga, a
through freight. The grinding wheels
Of the cars crushed the left foot at
the instep and the right leg just be-
low the knee. The young mans COM
panions, said to be younger than be
and named Weber and Precht, also Of
the vicinity Of Benton City, brayely
cared for their injured friend and n
Of them summoned help. The lad
was then taken to the Union Station,
where, in the baggage room, the ope-
ration was performed by DR.. G. F.
Toalson, assisted by Drs. G. A. Roth
well and Eugene Hultz. The left foot
was a%mputated at the instep and the
right leg below the knee. After the
operation the young man was removed
to the Globe Hotel, where he is, ac-
cordlng to his physicians, doing nicely.
The injured boy is a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. II. Peyton, who live 2 miles
south Of Benton City; he is a bright
young fellow who takes his terrible
injuries manfully.
The father, who, with his wife, ar
rived here this morning, said that his
son had left home Sunday morning.
He says that his son and companions
walked TO Mexico from Benton City.
leaving their horses at that place and
intended TO return to Benton CITY
Sunday night on a train.
Young Peyton says that he was not
intending to return on the train
which injured him; that be was simply
attempting TO cross the track in front
Of IT.. He will be kept at the Globe
Hotel until it is advisable to remove
him 10 his home.
Young Weber, who was with Pey-
ton, says that the latter was trying to
hop on the freight train and falling
to connect, was injured as above.
When will boys learn to keep away
from moving trains?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

GAFFSEY, S. c., April " ~
ported by reliable autbo,,,o
is a woman living in the m,u.l
oconee Comfy, this state
years old and has fourts., '
and one grandchlld. n.
married when only IL ye sr,
has enjoyed remarkable S.,,
since. IL is wonderrDl
mountain people ignore n,
they attach very little T.,
to any Of the laws. Tb.r
as they feel inclined to Al
OF the results, and It is wy
that when anyone violates 4.
Is ever known outside Of I'M.
tain settlement, and whilets M,
has been married for fifteen
has very recently reached n.
world. It is doubtful Il ~
similar case anywhere On ro,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25
Abe Laritt1Ot

This jack is too well knowDtI
a printed description and :
here. He is one Of the best IN
in this or any other cOuntr +
insure a living colt.
Also another fine Jack. AL
MORE, JR., $500 to insure liTs
Money due when fact issNg.
or mare parted with or renrr
neighborhood. In all cases
good for season. DO not
second hands.
Pasturage at s1.0O per urI
mares from a distance.
W. W. J0gl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

The LEDGER is glad to know that
Rev. J. Z. Kerr has received a call al
pastor Of the Presbyterian Church al
Benton City. This church is not
large, but is very earnest in its work.
Referring 20 this matter the Columbia
Herald says: Rev. j. E. Kerr, former,
ly pastor Of the Mount Olivet, Ebene-
ger. New Bloomfield and White
Cloud Presbyterian Churches, Of
Galway county, has resigned TO &C.
cept a call as pastor Of the Mont
gomeg City and Benton Citychurches.
The resignation is 10 take effect the
first Of next month. Mr.. Kerr has
had charge Of the four churches for
the past four yeaB and made many
warm friends who regret to see him
leave.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25
Teaehen for CentraIia schnol.

CENTRALIA, No, April 2l.-The
following named persons were chosen
last night for teachers IN the Contra
liza Public Schools for the ensuing
year; Prof W. A. Muir. Superlnten-
dent; T. 5. Patterson, Assistant; Miss
IS Lizzie White, Amathus Wallace.
Kate Carpenter, Malissa Steward.
Cornell, Myra Wright, Nettie
Summen an1 Lucele LlnYIne.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25
Notice Of Annual Meeting of Mexico
Mining Companv

MEXICO, Mo-, April 25, l90l.-The
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Mexico Mining Company for the
election Of directors and the transac.
ton Of such other business as NAV
come before it, will be held at the
ONCE Of the company, in the law Office
Of o. Hit at Mexico, No, on Tues
day, the It'll day Of May, 1901, at the
hour OF nine O'Clock a. nj.
c. A. WTHERsPoON, Pres.
z. f. LOCKE Secretary. sgt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

The following invitations have been
issued:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Brauer re-
quest your presence at the marriage
Of their daughter, Emma NJ, 10 Mr..
Oscar Huenefeld, Of st. Charles, at
their home on North jefferson street
Mexico, No, Tuesday, April 30, 1901,
at 9 O'clock n M.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25
Public Administrator, II

Notice is hereby given u
been appointed adminiStHii
estate Of Geo. W. Dudge0l
All persons having clain
estate are requested Z
them forallowane &c totheadz
within one year after date Z I
letters, or they may be ppcla
any benefit OF such estate, 40
claims be not exhibited
years from the date they Vi.
ever barred. J. + JE
Sat. Public Admins
April II, 1901.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

Kenneth rs. Weaver; continued by
consent
In the matter u c. D.. Stickley, +. b.
Coll, assignee, allowed $40 for com
pensation as same; x. d. Rodgers al
lowed si5 a. attorney fee.
Edwards vs.. C. a A.; b0ndo Of defend:
ant in sun q o. 600 fled and approved.
Baskin and BdmonstOn vs.. L. L.
Pickett Ct al; d. A. Murphy appointed
referee 70 take testing as 10 ability Of
defendant b pay judgment.
n. Jordan Va G q A.; defendants
molten for appeal allowed. Court ad.
burned
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25
Land Of Casey Rstats sold.

At a sale in partition at the Court
House in this city to-day Of the land Of
the Jerry Casey estate, MB. Casey
bought In the farm, located S miles
southeast Of Mexico and containing
ITO acres, for SIS per acre. She also
bid in a house IN North Mexico for
s550
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

Special Dispatch 70 the Ledger.
VANDALIAt No, April q. Miss
Myrtle Cawley, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cawley, Of this city, died
this morning Of consumption, after
an illness Of about 2 years Deceased
was II years Of age and a member OF
the NJ. +. Church, South. Funeral
services will take place Thursday; in
terment at New Harmony.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25
RIS,
THE GROCER,

The LEDGER is very sorry TO learn
that W. d. Cros is talking Of moving
70 Kansas City, where he win likely
20 INTO the real estate business with
Mt. Hawkins Mr.. Grow Is one Of
NeHico's most substantial citizens,
aud We trust he will stay with us and
help make Mexico a city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25
Public Administrator y

Notice Is hereby given th
been appointed adminisini
estate OF Warren FowleS, des
All persons having clain !
said estate are requested
them
within one year after date d
Letters, or they may be prec
any benefit OF such estate an
claims be not exhibited w
years from the date they W
ever barred. J. L JB
Sat Public Admins
April IL, 1901.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

]. C. MUSDT, of the firm o. Turner
jackson & Co, one q MeUcos most
substantial, enterprising and progress
i've young business men, has accepted
q responsible position with a large
wholesale house in St Louis Mr..
MUndy IS the kind Of a man who viii
succeed anyE where, and his many friends
IN AudEain county wish him much
vrv--a~Tsw
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

JUsT as SION as the LEDGEE's CON
test for the prettiest woman In MeXf-
co closes the weekly LEDGER viii con
tain a coupon and open : contest for
the most beautiful woman in AUdrain
county outside q Mexico. The win
mel will be in the Gl3e-DraOcrM
Worlds Fair contest
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25
PROBATE COURT,
Audrain County, Missouri, May Term,
1901.


EiAoA IA ma 10
Estate j.. T. Blrds, annual settlement, j. T..
Estate Richard Helm, annual settlement, A.
g.. Turner, curator.
Estate Philip Engle, annual settlement, c, r
Lupton, Administrator
Estate Jno. W. Brown. annual settlement.
Mettte Brown. ADMINISTRATIVE
Estate Arthur Bungard. ct al. annual settle
ment. Alvy I. Buugand. curator.
Estate Gratz RdgeWay ct a., annual settle
ment, j. +. Jesse, curator.
Estate Pler Conn. annual settlement. {. O..
Daniel. curator.
W. Crum. administrator.
Estate Eia B Harrison. annual settlement,
5. e Harrison, curatrix.
Estate Henry Buschman, annual settlement.
Geo kirsting, executor.
SECOND DAY-MAY "A.
Estate Julius R Edwards, annual settlement.
il Edwards, curator.
Estate A. c. StOtler. annual settlement.
Phoebe stotler, Administrative
Estate Poly A. Brown. annual settlement,
]. T. Jesse, administrator
Estate N. Grindstan. annual settlement. O. j.
Berrey, guardian.
Estate Wilbur Neal. final settlement, Isaac
Neal, Administrator
Estate d. c. o'HoweM,hnal settlement. L II.
Herring, executor.
Estate 6. and W. Tomlinson, annual settle
ment, Ed. Tomlinson. curator.
Estate r and II. Miller. annual settlement.
]. T. Jesse. curator.
Estate C.. and c. Ffrbach. annual settlement.
W. W. Bolts. curator.
Estate X Sullivan, final settlement. Con
Sullivan, administrator.
THIRD DAY-MAY IS.
Estate Nancy Oaks, fnal Settlement. l. N.
Oaks, administrator.
Estate :. B. Leach final settlement. Minerva
Leach. Administrators.
Estate W $ Barton. final settlement, RBar-
Estate Young heirs, annual settlement. J.. 7.
finder. curator.
Estate J. ". Dllard. final settlement. Jos
Estate Jacob Davis. final settlement, J. E
Sims, Administrator.
Estate Grew VS. heirs, annual settlement, ]. t.
Crews, curator.
Estate Alex Stevens, final settlement, s. E
stevens, administrators.
Estate Walker heirs, annual settlement T.
Jesse. curator.
Estate Henry wesler, final settlement. All.
Blase, administrator.
FOURTH DAY-MAY I6
Estate W. II speckman. annual settlement.
Q. Hagerdom- curatrix.
Estate NJ A. VIM, final settlement. W. A.
Park. executor.
Estate J. NJ Russell, anai settlement. s. +
Russell, administrator.
Estate J. X Brown, annual settlement. J. r.
Brown. Sr, curator.
Estate Z. 7. RothWeI. final settlement. @
and 7. A. Rothwel, executors
Estate ). A Mallory. hnal settlement. I. NJ
DOWeh, administrator.
Estate Nancy l. Carter. final settlement.
Greed Carter, curator.
Estate Samuel w. Buckley. final settlement
W. IL KEENAN,, administrator.
Estate Donnely h-eirs.annual settlement,JoS
Haar, curator.
FIFTH DAY-MAY H.
Estate II. and q. Mead. annual settlement.
L. w. Harding. curator.
Estate IL Crawford, final s~ettlemeptT W. |
andC T. Crawford. administrator
Estate Guy Macfariane, annual settlement
A. . Maefariane, cuatrix.
Estate Th0s Geler, annual settlement. Thos 4
GeIer. Sr. curator. ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

r. r. AESOLD. SR., suggests that
the most important improvement
needed in Mexico at this time is bet
ter streets. He thinks the Council
should move Immediately along this
line. We not only need paved streets
around the public square, but We need
better streets throughout the entire
city. Nothing improves a growing
city more than good streets.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25
OEteopathY.

o~steopathy cures without medicine
or knife. See Dr.. Traughber, who is
here on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day Of each week for treating. Once
across the street east Of the pOSt-Ofice.
Consultation and examination free.
Once hours: : "a. m. t05p. m Spec.
all bOun BY app0lntment. d&xtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

UNITED STATES mail wagons are en-
titled 70 TIE night Of way. The drivers
on theS wagons, On our rural routes
are no, inclined 70 ask for more than
One-half the rad, al the sane time
when they are entitled to more than
0ne-half they do not liked 10 be foued
ont Fnio the ditch.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25
A~dministratriys Nudn

Notice is hereby given thl.
Of administration upon the Z
ID. X. Crockett, deceased, hl
granted the undersigned gl
bate Court of Audrain cOEi
souri,, bearing date April s ID
All persons having claiE
said estate are requested Il
them for allowance 10 the sh
tor within one year after ts
granting letters, or they MAJ
cluded from any benefit Of 81
and If such claims be not
within two years from the
will be forever barred.
SARA b. CROCK
AT Admin
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

20 feet Of old, hard traces ANY
length. Pasqueth building. Up stain
Tuesday and Wednesday mornings
Q % 10 a. M. a. 5. PAsorETH.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25
A. s. Houston Gained.

The Mexico Masonic Lodge at Its
meeting Tuesday night presented
District Lecturer A. S. Houston with
a gold-headed cane. Prof. Ross made
a neat Presentation speech, which was
responded 10 in a most fitting manner
by Mr. Houston.
a. > Houston is one Of the bright.
est and most unselhsh Masonic work.
en- in the state, and is most popular
with the craft wherever known.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

PROF A. 5. FAULKNER has been
elected Superintendent Of the LaddO-
MIA schools with Increased salary.
Prof. Faulkner was elected unani-
mously to this, his fourth term, and is
held in high esteem by all the patrons
Of the school. Prof. Faulkner has the
reputation Of being one Of the very
best teachers In the state and the
school is 70 be congratulated upon
securing his service again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

There is no economy in buying cheap
soaps. Most all yellow or brown soaps
contain a large per cent Of rosin as a
filing. ROsln has no washing proper.
ties whatever, but is used only IN soap
as a filler and TO make il cheap Maple
City Self Washing soap is stfictly pure
and will 90 much farther than any
rosin-hlled soap and do better work.
1t saves a vast amount Of labor and is
much easier on new clothes than so
much rubbing. Try ii as directed on
the wTdpper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25
wabash 10 Kansas City and Return
Only 1880.

God ioT going on trains leaving
Mexico at l202 p u. and $40 p. M,
saturday April q, 1901. Good 10 re.
lnm % ali trains Sunday, April ..
T. 5. WILs0N,
Ticket Agent
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

The Glasgow MiSs0udan referring
10 Lee MerlWether's proposition Of a
new party editoriallysays: The meas
ure Of success gained By Lee Meri-
wetber seems 10 have turned his head,
and made him think he was getting to
be a political power. He has issued a
manifesto in which he gives notice
that he proposes To be a presidential
candidate on the public ownership
platform, and makes no bones Of bis
intention to fight the Democratic
party. The Meriwether party was
created for the express purpose Of
a~ntagDnizing the Democratic party,
though it signally failed Of its pur-
pose. The eXtravagant claims put
forth by Mr.. Meriwether as 10 what
his new party is TO accomplish can
best be answered by pointing TO the
fact that not a single prominent
Democrat or Republican has enrolled
under the Meriwether banner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

Notlce Il hereby given hat ~
ne estate Of haryg VIM,
made 81 The May term Of "
O. AadrAin coany, Missouri.
Mexteot Mfaaoun. On the
Ais
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

Notice Il hereby given that hnn
The estate Of Patrick sullivan,
made 81 the MAY tern
Coart Of Andrain county, hissNn :
MEXICO, Missouri, On The
Nay, 1901. con
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25
Hetiss Of Final ssttllsif

Notice is hsrshy given that hnl
TIE estate Of J. ". DLlard, ds
made at the May term Of the
% Andrain county, Missouri 70
JOSEPH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

An Carrie Middleton and little
son WinanS are home from slater.
where they visited friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

NJ. b GUTHRIE believes in raising
the best o. stock He has Just paid
s1,c0o for a fine bull II PAYS 10 buy
Tho ba<f
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25
Hnfisa AZ Rinal saIills'

Notios h hereby given, that 90
ne estate Of r p hothg
made n ne May tern q
hexioo, Aiaaoarf, on ne
a R1THs
Ass
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

M and Mrs. wiz S Houston are
nov living In Pittsburg, RaS Mu.
Houston was formerly Miss Mary Oar.
roll, Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

p. $ Morris, q near ThOmpsOu, who
las been troubled with rheumatism
for some time has gone % Hot
Springs ARK, for his health
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25
A team belonelpg h Walto, D.

A team belonging to Walter Peck.
and hitched 20 a farm wagon loaded
win sawdst ran away MONDAY
The team started north on Washing.
ton street, turned into Jackson street
along which the horses ran for several
blocks No damage was done.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25
The Weekly Ledger
4 \ WHITE Editor and Proprietor.
THURSDAY, APRIL ..

MExIco would b. glad 70 get a new
Depot DO matter where il should BE
largted
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

~HONBEDSTEADS.
The combination q white ename.
end brass trimmings is very decorative
and givesan air o. Ilghtness and cheer.
fulness 10 IN apartment
Prices are not high, neither are they
50 low that we cannot sell worthy
goods. We sell at moderate prices
and give excellent value.
We ofer a ine line Of Woven Wire
Springs for iron or wood beds al
tempting figures We also handle a
full line Of undertaking goods and give
especial attention 10 this line Of our
business North side Of square, Meri.
Mo. fPHoSK s6s.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

Notice Il hereby given ma
81 the estate OF ID G. ONO
b. made a. the hAy tern ~ = y
o. Aadmin e0uuty. hs
@aH- . L.
@A1' s"i' A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25
NOTICE OF SALE UNDEl
OF u

Whereas. Jerry Townley Andlas
ley, his wife, by their certain ae5
dated the 5th day OF Febraau,
corded In mortgage book No r. 81
the Recorders once of Audnn
sourA conveyed to the underNna
following lands. situated IN Audn
Missouri, to-wlt:
The southwest fourth (AD Of The
quarter 10 OF section tWentyE
township fifty G0l. range seven Z
County, Missouri. containing forty
or less
And whereas. the said deed e
given for the purpose OF sec.-'
tnereln described. and. where's
Que and unpaid; now, therefor
with the said deed OF trust. L Wal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

Notice Il hereby given that GA
the estate OF Ruben Pulls, de6s
made at the Nay term OF ne
o. Audrain co1nty Missouri 3 p
Aissoari, on the second Monday
"A AanD
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25
S25O Por Round Tup

Grand excursion % Kansas CITY and
return Via the alton SATURDAY..
April 9TH.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

A good strong pair Of shafts are an
important thing On a buggy;our shafts
have extra strap braces.
FERRIs & CAurHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

LADDoStA, No, April 2l-MS. T.
}. ~farrington, wife Of a prominent
merchant q this place, died Of heart
trouble.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

HoS. WALTER WILLIAMS, o. the
Columbia Hsrnid, puts his foot down
good and hard on the proposition Of
selecting the Democratic nominee for
United States Senator By means Of a
general state primary. In his Opin-
ion not only would such a nominee be
opposed BY a majority Of the voters Of
the State, but the choice might be de-
termined by the corrupt Indians Of
the cities. 1T is a bad time % swap
methods" he says. There are too
many clouds on the political horizon.
The general State senatorial primary
would change clouds into a storm
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

Notics 4 hsrebY giren ILL., =
the estate o. A. Collie
a. TIE Nay term Of us
AudFaia oodng, hiazoun,
GEO
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-25

The Kansas City Times. referring to
the big ShOrthorn sale Of cattle at the
stockyards there, says. 1.-THE fine bull.
Kirkleyington, Duke Of Wooddale.
III, 100, bred by Mr.. Gentry and owned
by June X. King, Of Marshall, No.
was sold 10 NJ. B. Guthrie, Of Mexico
Mo-, for $1,000. This bull is six years
old and possesses remarkable breeding
and beef growing qualities, aside from
the very best strain Of Bates blood.
Kirkleyington Princess Of Hazelhurst
owned by Mr.. Gentry, went to +. NJ.
Marshall, Blaekwater, Mo-, for s5O5.
and six other animals brought prices
between 500 and $500. Mr.. Guthrie
also bought a fine COW, Kirkleyington
Countess Second, from June X. King
for s235. Forty-ive head, principally
Of the Scotch and Bates breeding, we're
sold at an average Of $3.50 each. Four
teen bulls brought an average Of $685.
and thirty-one COWS s24Ll3. 1t is
unusual for the bulls 10 outselI the
cows