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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
FROM SKINNER,

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
SKINNER, April "A large acreage
of oats is sown.
Mrs. George Brown returned to her
home in Newton, Kans. Tuesday Of
last week.
Gatewood school closed last Friday
with a nice little programme. We
hear that it was a grand success. Both
teacher and pupils have cause to con-
graduate themselves. Miss Long,
the teacher, gave excellent satisfac-
ton. Roy Bruce, the only pupil that
attended every day, was awarded a
present for so doing.
Pattie Bruce returned to school
Tuesday week ago after an absence of
seven weeks on account of sickness.
The e. b. Norris 240-acre farm was
sold recently for $1,000 also Mr..
Kings s0-acre farm for 1880.
Mrs. Maud Bruce and little son,
John, was over from Thompson re-
Gently the guest Of G. L. Bruce's
family.
j. B. Stephens a benedict. Sunday,
March %, he and Miss Lena Weaver
were very quietly married at the home
of the brides parents, near Moline.
Rev. Crutcher oficiated. They are
now happily domiciled near here.
Here's wishing them much joy and a
life Of prosperity,
In the Skinner items this week
were two well-written poems by Miss
es Ethel and Otie Baker, daughters Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Baker, of Skin
ner. Lack Of space forbids publica-
tiOn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
We will sell at Fisey & Lees Barn or Thursday, April 10, 1902,
SALE CALLED AT / P. M.
80 HIGHLY BRED SHORTHORN BULLS, Yearings
Enn0Gl Guthrie Pollock and Others Send 5 !. Enm8 for Catalogues Mexico Mo-

third anniversary Of his birth last
Friday. He is hale and hearty for a
man OF that age.
David B. Mcclure, aged SO years, is
in very poor health, having been con
fined to his room for a number OF
weeks.
Stock at the j. W. Stewart sale
brought fair prices. One aged mare
was bid in at SIS; one aged pony at
s3l to MI. Holland; one two-year-old
colt for $50 to Joe Williams; n COW
to Bruce Icenogle for s25; a small
bunch of ewes with lambs to T. A.
Mcintyre at SO per head.
Gus Renie and wife have moved to
Nevada, Mo, to reside. We regret
very much to loose these excellent
people.
The dwelling house belonging to
John A. Byrns and a small summer
kitchen was destroyed by fire Friday
morning, caused by a defective hue.
With the assistance Of the section
hands, who were at work on the rail
road neal by, Mr.. Byrns saved nearly
all of his household goods. The house
and contents were insured for about
300.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

Sid Parker and family are coming
tack 70 this city 20 live.
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Easter at St. Brendan's.

The Easter services at st. Brendan's
Church were very attractive. The
elegant altar was a mass Of white
lilies, carnations and pink roses,
Green foliage decorations were taste
fully entwined among the blazing
candles and handsome statues.
Father Dillon, in his usual oratori-
cal manner, delivered an elegant ser
mon on the subject; "Why the Church
Celebrates Easter"
The soprano solo, ''Salva Regina, >
by Miss West was admirably rendered,
displaying her cultured voice to great
advantage.
Miss Esther Howard sang save
Maria, by Luigi Luzzl, with correct
ness and fine expression.
We are always pleased to hear Miss
Shea; she is a reliable and exact
singer, as is also MI. St. Vrain who
executed his difficult bass solos in
good voice and faultlessly.
MIR. Ed Williams sang the tenor
solos in the mass with ease and beauty
Of tone. We sbespeak for Mr.. Will
liams a brilliant future.
The organ part was elaborate, but
was skillfully rendered, as was the
beautiful prayer" from Lohengrin,
by Mrs. Gardner. Cimarosa's military
mass is intricate and difficult and is
only occasionally rendered by city
choirs. Our home people deserve
praise for their successful rendition of
itOn Sunday. SUB Rosa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
r MARYINSRrRG.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
MABTINsBURe, April I've hope
the candidates are one and all feeling
good over their prospects.
Miss VerhofT, Of Mexico, visited
home folks Sunday.
The ball given in the hall Monday
night proved to be a success and all
present enjoyed a pleasant time.
@. Hammet spent a few hours in
Wellsyllle Sunday.
Misses Mahony and Fulton, Of
Wellsyille, visited friends in this city
Sunday.
Prof. Douglass has given up teach
ing school and has gone to batch
ing
Lon Burchard spent Sunday with
home folks.
c. G. Douglass and wife are visiting
in W~ellsville.
Our public school closed last Friday
with a large attendance. Your
correspondent must say with many
Others that our teachers deserve cred
it for their work In the past year.
The Easter services at the Catholic
church Sunday was attended by a
large audience.
Miss Agnes Mispagel has been enter
tanning her gentleman friend from
OFallon, but we have failed to learn
his name.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
SESSION OF MISSIONARY UNION.
A Good Sized Attendance at the
Meeting at the Christian Church
Mrs. Wilson Presides.

The annual meeting of the Mexico
Missionary Union convened in the
main lecture room of the Christian
Church in this city at ? o'clock Mon.
day afternoon.
The meeting opened with the sing
ing OF a hymn, and Mrs. Emmett Cum
bingham conducted scripture reading.
Prayer was offered by Mrs. A. w.
K~okendoffer and the reading Of the
minutes Of the meeting held on last
Faster Monday were read by the sec
rotary, Mrs. A. b. Smith.
Mrs. f. S. Wilson, vice-president,
who presided in place of Mrs. B. f.
Orear, the president, read the presi-
dents address. She read one pre-
pared by Mrs. Orear, who had expect
ed to be present, but, on account of
illness, was not there.
Miss Byrd Locke sang a solo which
was greatly enjoyed.
a paper Oy Mrs. Tinker on the sub
ject, "Refex Influence of Missions on
the World was an able effort and
was highly interesting.
REMAINDER OF PROGRAMME.
Reports from different church soci-
cites.
Paper by Mrs. Jones, subject: mis-
sions Of India"
Scripture readings by members of
the several churches.
Music.
Paper by Mrs. Britt, subject: "Mls-
si0ns in BRAZIL
Letter from Miss Patton.
Election of officers.
Closing prayer by Mrs. S. P, EN-
mons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining in the Post
Oflce at Mexico, Mo-, for the week
ending April 3, 1902, which II not
called for in thirty days will be sent
to the dead letter office at Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters in this
list will please say advertised"
Allen, Draper; Armstrong, j. C.;
Brown, Chas.; Brown, w. A.; Black
well, Dave; Barker, Mrs. James; Bey,
DR.. c. W.; Conley, Helen; Douglass,
Della; CANDLES, Lura; Hutchison,
Jake; Hill, Wallace; Keyser, Riley;
Lee, DR.. Frank H.; Zee, Mary; Lam
din, A. j.; Norris, John D.; Owen, W.
c.; Muir, Chas.; Price, Miss Albert;
Payton, Artie; Stepp, W. D.; Sander
son, Prof. G. W.; Walker, Freddie.
WIN. TRELoAR, Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
Frank NJ. Ra0Sda1e.
Mex DOOR TO SOUTHERN BANK.
A COMMON ERROR.
The Same Mistake is Made by Many
Mexico People.

It's a common error
OF plaster the aching back,
To rub with liniment rheumatic
joints,
When the trouble comes from the
kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kidney
ills,
And are endorsed by Mexico citizens.
Frank Wheeler, engineer, living at
9OS East Liberty street, says; 1--WE
have used Doan's Kidney Pills In our
family and found them an excellent
remedy. From the results obtained |
would not have the slightest hesitation
in advising anyone suffering from any
form OF kidney complaint TO go to
Buckner & Whltney's drug store and
take a course of treatment. lam only
pleased to add my name to the many
endOrsers Of Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers; price SO cents.
Foster-Milbum Co., Buffalo, N. Y,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doans-and
take no substitute.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
Stallion Day.

Saturday, April 8, will be
stallion day, and all the fine
horses and jacks in Audrain
county should be brought to
Mexico for exhibition. If the
good horses in Audrain coun-
ty are brought to Mexico on
Saturday, April s, we will
have a display worth going
miles to see.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
To Our Patrons and the Public.

AS the local papers have already
announced, we have disposed of our
grocery stock which has been removed:
hence we are no longer associated
with the grocery business. We will,
however, In the future devote our
time, energy and means to the adj
vancement of our dry goods, clothing,
shoe, furnishing goods, notion, carpet
and mating business.
Now, with our entire time devoted
to these departments, we hope to take
our place In the front rank and will
not be outdone in any particular by
competition.
We take this opportunity to thank
all for past favors and earnestly
solicit your future business in our line.
We will endeavor TO show a due APP
probation by the courteous treatment
you will receive at our hands. You
will find us at the old stand. Call
and see us. Again thanking you we
are, respectfully,
TURNER-J ACKsoN MFRr Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

Joe stephens and Wallace Harding.
of Hatton, were on our streets Satur.
day.
f. Gibbs, of Mexico, was here Sat.
urday.
Mrs. Boles and children, OF Mexico,
spent Sunday here.
Lutte Smith bought a horse from
John Criswell recently for Sll5.
E. NJ. Dudly sold a horse to Bob
Hisey, of Mexico, for sl15.
John Bailey, Of Concord, shipped
car loads Of hogs to st. Louis Tuesday.
]. A. Harrison bought a pair of work
mules of Mr.. Scroggins recently; price
unknown.
A, r. Crltchhsid bought OF J.. W.
Boles, five 2-year-old sheep for SIS.
Mrs. John Swan returned home last
Saturday after visiting her brother,
Doc Craig, Of McCredle.
Mr.. jameson, Of the Methodist Or
phan Home Of ST. Louis, was here
Thursday looking for homes for or
phans.
Mr.. Turley, Of Illinois, moved Sat
urday to his farm l mile south Of
town.
William Cooley and family, Of Full
ton, have moved to the Lime Kiln.
Harve Imam visited in Fulton this
week.
Fritz Hoffman, who resides near the
Line Kilns, was taken to the Asylum
Saturday.
Sam Spicer and family moved to st.
Louis this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
EROM AnXYASSE.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
AuxvAssE, April p Miss Eta
Pemberton has gone to st. Louis on a
visit.
Walter Harrison is home from
Louisiana on a sick furlough.
Dick Rohn and sister, Of Fulton,
spent the day with friends here Mon.
day.
Buekner Harrison, Of Westminster
College, Fulton, spent Sunday al
home.
Bob Thurmond bought a horse from
John Shelton for sl51.
Joe Jesse and wife visited his PEG
pie at Laddonia Sunday.
Jim Pierce, Of ST. Louis, is visiting
his parents north Of town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

AN VIM Porawskl is up from ST.
louis on a visit 10 relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
HUGH 1 R INJURED.
Thrown Against a Car While I'm.
loading Thing.

EAOAA hhC AANVn sun
Hugh Bird, a section hand ON the
G. & A. branch, who lives in Mexico,
was badly injured Thursday morning
while unloading heavy tiling at
Done's Station. A rope was tied
around the tiling, which was in the
car, and the other end fastened to a
fence post so as to steady the tillng as
1t rolled down the skids from the car.
Bird was between the car and the
post to hold the rope and regulate the
slack. When the tiling was started
it pulled the post out OF the ground,
wrapping the rope around Birds body,
throwing him violently against the
car, bruising his leg and body con-
slderably.
He was Immediately taken to Mex
leo on a hand car where he received
medical attention. IL is thought
that his injuries will not prove fatal,
although he will be disabled for
awhile.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
BENTON CRY ITEMS.


Correspondence Of the Ledger.
BENTON CRY, April l. Herman
Tratchel and wife we're at Mexico
Wednesday.
Mrs. Bob Hawkins left for Colorado
Thursday, where she will join her
husband. They win make Colorado
their future home.
Jim Muir was over from Rush Hill
Thursday.
Miss Boyd came down from Mexico
Thursday to visit Minnie Harrison.
Mr.. French, of Mexico, has been
~papering Mr.. Winfrey's store room.
Mr.. Supple was here Wednesday on
business,
Irwin Tratchel and Burnie Miller
we're in Mexico recently visiting
Homer Wylde.
Judge Douglass, David Douglass,
Elmer johnson and Clarence Thomp-
son we're in Mexico Saturday.
Elder Cooper preached at Unity
church Sunday.
Neal johnson went to Martlnsbure
Saturday.
Mrs. Sallee, of st. Louis, is visiting
Mrs. Jake Douglass,
Misses Grace Mullins, Carrie and
Fanny Kellerhals, Belle and Mary
Waddington spent Easter in Mexico.
Misses Alma and Ethel Doss spent
Easter in Wellsvilie.
Tom Moore went to Hallsville to
spend Easter.
Miss Lula Hinze has returned home,
after a visit with friends In Mexico.
Miss Kate Mullins and Fred Keller
halls spent Easter in Rush Hill.
Mrs. Joe Watkins went to Martins
burg to spend Easter.
At the annual school election Sam
Cox, Brent Erisman, Herman Tratch-
Ell and DIR. Diven were elected dlrec-
tors. Considerable interest was taken.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
TULIP ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger
TULR,A April 2.-Easter was heralded
in by a eopious rain and a regular
old-time blizzard.
Easter hats were frozen out here
Sunday.
Rev. ]. w. Kimbrell preached an ex-
cellent Easter sermon here Sunday
morning, followed by an interesting
song service at night.
Bro. Cunningham, of the G. p.
church, will preach here OF Saturday
night and Sunday morning and night,
April 5 and 6.
Mrs. Pearl Harpham and little
daughter, Flossie, came in Saturday
from Kansas City and will once more
make their homes with us.
Uncle William Jacoby is very poorly.
Mrs. Geo. Kent and little son, who
have been quite sick the past week,
are improving.
T. +. Martins family are all able TO
be up again we are glad to state.
Miss Mary Forman, of Moberly, is
the guest Of w. b. Riley and wife, near
here.
c. c. Riley, of Moberly, visited his
brother, VIM. Riley near here, Sunday.
William Mason purchased a fine
black horse last week for SIPS.
Ben Carter and wife visited the for
mer's parents at Clark saturday and
Sunday.
Wesley Jacoby, of Slater, is at the
bedside Of his father north Of here.
Misses Emma Robinson, of Halls
vile, and Margaret Turner, Of Gen.
tralia, attended Easter services here
Sunday.
VIM. Stewart bought a span Of mules
for s225.
W. W. CroSswhite sold a span Of
mules for sos.
W. P. Reed sold his fine black horse
to J.. Bridgford for 5000.
Earl Mildly lost a good horse last
week. He bought a beautiful black
horse from Robert Brown for $500.
Miss Mabel Anderson began hel
school in Anderson district Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
A Word About Buggies.

1t has been our pleasure to visit the
Racine Buggy Cos. large buggy
factory at Racine, Wis, and make
personal examination Of the material
used In the construction OF these
vehicles, and we can honestly say that
the timber used in the construction Of
these vehicles is Of an excellent quail
ty, and we are now offering to our
customers the best line Of vehicles
that eyer stood on our sample floor.
The hubs of the buggies are made Of
rock elm and the spokes from split
hickory and we do not hesitate to put
the factory guarantee as well as our
own personal guarantee on each
vehicle sold by us of this brand. One
of the things that impresses us posi-
bly, as much as anything else is the
grade Of paint and the process Of put
ting it on. They manufacture their
own paint and can use a betterquality
than when they buy it from the paint
manufacturers. We invite you to call
and inspect our vehicles now or our
sample floor.
ErppIS g. OAuTuORN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
'ERRls & CAUTHoRN.
A Lady Who Appreciates a Benefit

To J. NJ Pollard. Mexico. Mo.
MEXICO, Mo-, March 20, 1902.-Al-
low me to express a word of thanks
for your kindness in so perfectly test
ing my eyes and fitting glasses to my
use. They suit me just perfectly, a
comfort indeed to wear them; have
no more headaches; am confident now
the need Of glasses vas the lone cause
of headaches, since they have ceased
entirely.
If one could only understand the
satisfactory results obtained from the
early use of glasses, l am confident
they would not delay their use until
necessity compelled them to adopt the
use of them. Yours most gratefully
d&w1t M. EMMA Bass.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
A GREAT EASTER SERMON,

Rev. ]. H.. Pritchett, D. D., OF
Nashville, Tenn, Missionary Secre-
tary Of the NJ. e. Church, South,
preached at the Court House yesterday
morning and evening. His subject in
the morning was "Christ's Reign" and
he took for his text; "For He must
reign till He hath put all enemies I'M
der his feet.n-lst Cor. Is; 25-(the
person spoken Of - Christ the eternal
son Of Cody
REASONS WHY lie MUST REIGN
l.. Because He made all things.
2. He upholds all things.
8. He Is the redeemer Of souls and
purchaser Of all material interests.
4. He Is the owner Of everything
by which men achieve results. Man
is only His steward.
5. An the good in the world Christ
puts here.
9 No hope in any other reign.
THE PURPOSE OF MS REIGN.
/. To destroy the works Of the devil.
.. To destroy the devil himself.
3. To destroy sin.
A.. To bring life and Immortality to
light.
Each Of these points was dwelt on
and elaborated by the gifted speaker
and each would constitute a sermon Of
itself.
The following are some OF the
thoughts expressed;
Christ existed from all eternity and
before the world was created provision
was made through Him for every
emergency that should come to pass.
One event of His is as much a miracle
as another.
There is Tut one essential force and
that is the mind of God. Law is
simply the channel through which
this force operates.
Every man born into the world is
the bond servant of Jesus Christ.
Every r%elationof 4 in this life is
predicated upon the atonement Of
Christ.
Christ is first High Priest, thenLaw-
Giyer, then King.
To be right with Christ is to be right
with everybody and everything. To
be wrong with Christ is to be wrnzG
with everybody and everything.
Christ Is absolute owner Of every
thing in this worlds man is only His
steward.
Each man is endowed by Christ &C.
e0rding to his ability.
All the good that Is in the world
Christ put here. God gave nan a
chance and he made a fallure-degen-
Grated Gil the time. The result was:
mo God-matter eternal-man indie
PENDENT
Eliminate Christianity from any
civilization and it will soon prove a
failure.
Japan tried TO adopt our civiliza-
tion without our religion and soon
found her mistake. She is now calling
for the gospel Of Christ louder than
ever before. II.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
WHERE CANDIDATES SPEAK.

Thursday, April 3, Beagles.
Friday, April 4, Bean Greek.
Monday, April Z, Duly.
Tuesday, April 8, Moline.
Wednesday, April 9, Bryan.
Thursday, April 10, Central.
Friday, April IL, Fox.
Monday, April IA, Harrison.
Tuesday, April Is, Goodwater.
Wednesday, April l6, Sailing.
Thursday, April II, Macedonia.
Friday, April IS, Plsgah.
Monday, April 81, Lawson.
Tuesday, April p, Naylor.
Friday, April 25, Mexico.
In each instance speaking will begin
at 1880 o'clock and clerks Of school
districts will please see that the houses
are properly heated and lighted.
w, o. HosTErTER, Chairman.
A. II. WHITNEY, Sec,y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
EVERYTHING DEMOCRATIC.
A Splendid Ticket Elected The Vote
In Full.

The city election Tuesday passed
of very quietly on account Of there
being no opposition to the regular
Democratic nominees. The vote on
the city ticket, school directors, school
leve, for and against supervision, is as
follows:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
FROM YOUNGS GREEN.


Correspondence OF the ledger.
YoUSes CREEK, April I've are
glad to report Hettie Cauthorn I'M
proving In health.
Mrs. Henderson, Of Fish Branch, is
some improved in health; James
Trumbo is better also.
Lon WHITEWATER has moved to the
Fess Browning farm.
Vertna Crawford is visiting In Hunts
vile.
Jas. Sneed sold 2 yearling calves to
Sterl Carter for S47.50.
Tom Schiller traded his saddle
mare for a span of mules.
Mr.. futile is through breaking
corn ground, He certainly is a rust
Ter.
George Newgent and wife are in
Illinois on a visit.
Madam Rumor says there will be a
wedding in this vicinity soon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
G. A. Crasbv Dead.

C. A. Crasby, a stone cutter who has
worked in the Luckie yards in this
city for some time, died at the Globe
Hotel Monday afternoon at $50
O'Clock. The young nan has a mother
at ~Steeleville, Mo-, but she has sent
no word as to the disposition Of the
remains, which are at Lupton's under
taking rooms.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
COUNTY NEWS.
FROM

Correspondence OF the Ledger
RowENA, April Mrs. Dawson.
who has been butte sick, is some bet
ter.
A gentleman from Madison will
move to Miss Ethel Hindebaugh's
farm. Lloyd Hindebaugh win move
to the residence vacated BY Mrs. Mat
thews.
There Is some talk Of a telephone
line being put in from Rowena
to Skinner, which will connect our
village with Mexico.
j. j. Walker lost a fine COW last
week,
c. F. Sansberry delivered two hogs
to r. G. Peck at 8 cents per pound Fri
day.
Easter was very appropriately OBJ
served here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

Don't fail to have your eyes ex-
amlned by DR.. Whites new system.
1t is attracting the attention OF the
optical world and is proving TO be the
greatest method ever discovered.
Steel framed glasses 81 and up; gold,
s. and up. Consultation and examina-
ton free. Once east side square. devil
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
aTha Only WAY"

Take the Chicago s Alton Railway
to st. Louis and return for $3.50.
Tickets on sale April 5th and 9Th;
good to return up to and including
train No. %, leaving st. Louis at 10
o'clock p. M, Sunday, April I.
S. p. BARNES,
Ticket Agent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
Pres6vterian church heating.

The annual meeting Of the congre-
CATION Of the Presbyterian church was
held Monday night. Reports for the
year closing March 81 were read.
During the year 80, 42O.6l has been
contributed.
There have been thirty additions to
the membership twenty-seven OF
these members by confession OF Christ
and three by certificates. Twelve let
tiers OF diSmiSSion have been granted
and six members have died. God has
blessed the work Of the church this
year and to Him we give thanks.
At the conclusion Of the business
meeting the ladies of the church serv-
ed generous and delightful refresh
ments, which we're freely enjoyed by
all present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

All kinds of money to loan
at lower rates than ever offer
ed before.
GUTHRIE &
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03
nonNTY rREASuRER.

e are authorized to announce
JAMES BRADLEY
candidate for County Treasurer subject to
be Democratic Primary. April %.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

At the annual meeting of St. Paul's
parish, held on Easter Monday, March
81, the following vestrymen were elect
ed for the ensuing year:
DR.. A. NJ. Patterson.
W. II. Upham.
Col. Green Clay,
G. I. Allen.
Charles Ethrldge.
Rhodes Clay.
Col. r. T. Goodwin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

Need a corn planter ' e try a
Moline planter? Did you ever hear Of
a Moline that did not work. Call
and examine our Moline planter 1t
will please you.
Erpufa q rauruopN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

We are making very close prices in
all departments and it will pay you 10
visit our store before buying anything
In our line.
d2wl RICKETTS, & ENNoSs ID. G. %.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

We have a nice stock of galvanized
after weaving" poultry netting at the
right price. We a furnish YOU any
width you prefer from l to- feet wide.
FERRIs s CAuTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-04-03

That hog sale saturday April 8
alt-wl NJ. p. CARPENTER.