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New-York tribune., 1905-11-14

IvORT TRUMBULL. CONN. NOV. IA, 1905
l. Sealed PROPOSALS. triplicae, furnishing and
fitting vestbues and sash for buildings at Fort
Michfe n V. will be received here until IL noon No
vember 1905 L reserves right to reject or accept
snv or all proposals, any thereof Information
fIr2nished on application. r. H. McMASTER, Capt. &
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
PRIN TING
Two first=cIass jobbers
wanted. Apply at Trib=
une Composing Room.
Proposals..


ING AND SIDING pooRs ASD T4A SASH I;oITS4:I T0oL
ETC.-offce 1sthmian Canal Commission. Washington,
d c. November 4 l905-sealed proposais- in tripicate
of the General Purchasing
Officer Ishirnan Canal Commission. Washington, D. c.
until 1O3o a NJ IL 1905, which time they
will be opened public furnishing the above
toned articles ull information be OBJ
taned this office the offices of the Assistant Pur
cbss Street. New York City; Custom
House New Orleans La; Chief Quartermaster
Denaiment of the Lakes Chicago and Commercial Club
nyabIIa Ala n ROSS. General Purchasing Officer
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
SPECIAL MENTION

Advertisements admitted Into fkese eot,~
recommended to the readers The TriShs
thosoughly reliable. and business cln be
with the advertisers with perfect aafefy. W mail
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14

n ITOfin Evenings S. W0AUS0I AMI
Il III Quc q tU Wed & Sat 2:15. VuVU1OIQNU
Sundav Nights-VICTOR HERBERTS ORCHESTRA
New-York tribune., 1905-11-14

Brings mali.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-11
FEVER RECORD.


New Orleans Aug iI--ofFicial yeI-
log fever recor3 up to e'cioek Thurs
day evening was New cases. SIS. total
cases 747 deaths. 3 total deaths. ~.
new snb-foci III total sui foel. i5i:
cases under treatment $50.
The situation does not look So good
n the face q such j steady angmen-
tation Ia the number of new cases and
New Orleans new suh-focl They seem
TO tie popping up all over town and the
discouraging feature Of Thursdays re-
port Is that only nineteen az the sixty
eight new names are those Of Italians
Quite a number OF new cases appear to
be secondary Infection in sub-foci
An exceedingly ugly center ~ infae-
ton was unearthed in ST Charles par
ish by Or, Corrupt Of the marine hos
pital service. Two days ago he I'm
earthed six cases on the Diamond pIan-
taticn and Thursday he found two
more cases on that plantation and
eleven cases on the Reserve plantation
eleven miles further north and one case
on the Sarpy plantation Ii is believ~
ed that more than thirty italians have
'~1N mac p HAF ttA tue 1881 week. hAf
there is no trace Of them. nor win there
be unless infection should deveIop
among them at their places of refuge.
TWO of the cases on Reserve plantation
died while Dr. Corrupt was there This
plantation belongs to the Godchaux es-
tate, and DIT. Godchaux has taken
charge of the situation there ana win
carry out the instructions Of the ma
rine hospital service.
FIVE more cases have developed Mt
Patterson. In ST, Mary parish. making
thirty cases in all there While the in
lection was taken there by Italians
from the infected district In New Or
leans, the disease has spread among
the residents, and several ladies' and
children are afflicted Eefght Of the
patients are convalescent.
The city council authorized Mayor
Fehrman 10 borrow $50. 600 from the
fiscal agents go assist in meeting the
present emergency. Ter thousand
dollars is to he used In carrying on the
street cleaning work IN which the city
is engaged and the other $50. 600 is to
70 to the fund asked by the govern
ment Though not quite $3.50 o0a has
been raised al the money IL available
that can be-, used by Dr White and bts
force for weeks
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-11

g. @fHbjEg was here this week
'IHU ilHno county @Ifh thre--,ar
shipment odd calves. which soll af the
t1p uf tr. marriott tF.1. with a
.'.uri breaking uv ot about Hou
.n Hi. .E -reIjGr has always
...n . shlurr. Ju tHe northern MAG
.s. HH. ST .,r tHrt pr1vtHsuc,
......t HtE .p |..f Worth for fhe
|r 5000. .s aatIr.n tarI markets.
~~rH reported about -H .snHs lower
Fhr price "a" received fog tis calves
Here ~gs H.rcr thsu He anticipated
ESQ -Hgf" U' quote. d.. Inr -t tht#
u"IuT AI SlroInH a.ii he tad Do
idea tHnt For Worth could u.a the
number ef calves that are heIHE
brought harr tir states .hat hn urr-
feF #ittDE aear hoaa af aLi times
hui 'hHt lfe# aa8 many others ha
had HHUn siHs t3 ErE tHe aurrea 8H
EHHHFt# grass conditions teE# fms lH
sAe Alauo eua1tFF and #ae# chat
huuEh @ As aat mueh af farming
country am tha core planted maHe
aHt tHR eFuU q Eena ann Na ta
fEat H#tfa uFH ~ haHKN NHef8
nH efF 81 #ninH uH fuf fuk hnsH
While practically na heTs are wfaln
fh4 fI tslanm #HHrE great mAnH
NAaf fea hus $3.50 aHHaEff o. he faaua
here hnf lhes are mHsh mnre a#fee
.tla GUNNER ft#a usual theirs has
.Hm ewem a hwAss Iass iHsf m4mter dur
ne fhv seXeFw weather ~ February
~ sfrpilnw SAYS thas he alone tasf
round soc bead Fort Worth
Record
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-11
To Rebuild Tennessee Central.

The following railroad item is TAX
IN from a resent issue of the Manu-
facturer's Record and has interest
for Texans because of the connec-
ton Of Senator Bailey with the en-
terpriSe as special counsel;
Fer some time reports have been
in circulation that the Tennessee Cen
trail railroad viii make extensive i'm
proyemeuts, and now. according to a
dispatch from Nashville. President
J. c. Van B.areom and Senator JOS
eph W. Bailey Of Texas. the latter
special counsel for the owners. have
confirmed these reports saying that
important extensions will be made
and that when the work is done the
company S mileage will be almost
doubled, Ii is said that about ST.
100000 viii be spent in Nashville
Senator Bailey is further report
ed as saying The company will
liQuidate all its Indebtedness, almost
rebuild the present lines and make
q number of important extensions. /
have gone over the coal fields In the
eastern division The company will
also begin at once 10 develop a great
deal of coat property IL will he
necessary TO extend the railroad into
lHe coal fields and to build several
short lines. and this viii probably De
done AT once.
Concerning Che report that the
Tennessee Central would Dee absorb
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-11

any one other affecting the domes-
tic life of the nation ,oday. The fam
ny is considered the basis of the
government How frail that govern
ment must then become when the
sanctlJy of the family is loosely re-
garded, its individuality so easily
destroyed and it's offspring estimated
a burden rather than a sacred re-
sponsibility in which the nation may
be blessed What we are pleased to
term the offscouring of the earth
today is nothing more than the har-
vest of our loose regard for the mar
riage relation and the ease with
which marriage may be contracted
or dissolved. We may decry divorce
as much a. We will, We may stand
aghast at the increase of crime. but
until the great moral sense of the
people shall demand that marriage
be regarded as the sacred institution
it is designated TO be. and that the
eriminally inclined, the morally de
generate, the physically disabled and
the mentally unbalanced shall be de-
MED the right TO enter that relation
we may expect just such conditions
as the late census on crime reveals.
Laws against murder will not pre-
vent murder We must prevent. as
far as in the power of government
lies. the conditions that result in the
bringing OF those Of criminal instincts
into the world
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-11

sfwms wsesamm ~ appendicitis are
sHum~ wh0 are hmntsnaasv eam@stpmk-
- Orsno laxative FFafa scrap cures
chronic sssxsmSspmssxsm - mgaFm mamaamK
ne fawer ass h@wmaa am8 restores eAm
aasmrmi mMsAnn - amm mw@#am OsHmoH
F.mxasaw@ Erwas Hyrmp a0am nae nmG~
SEATS or wTap@ ama - mild ana na@aa~
amG To- sak@. R@fm@e amaskatm1am O.
w. EmmFam.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-11
ARcHBfsHop's FUNERAL
Services In the Cathedral viii Be as
Private as Possihla

Private as Possible.
New Orleans. Aug. 1.-THE ar
rane"ments for the funeral Of Arch
bishop Chapella were changed Tn view
of the desire of the marine hospital
service 10 avert the gathering NJ a
large crowd in the infected district In
the very heart Of which the cathedral
SanoS While the body reposed tn
state there Thursday night the doors
ct fha #at}ce were closed aud there
was aat the small guard Of honor.
composed II priests High mass uilt
be sang and the remains VIII imrueat-
4t"sy thereafter he Inferred la the crvpt
az the cathedral II with not he gen
eraiif known that the hour has been
changed so there viii he bat few
present ~ IT,. Hnai obsequies.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13
LAslia Lee Dead.

Leslie Lee, aged sixteen years, the
Youngest daughter Of Leslie Lee, for
merly OF this city, died at the home OF
her uncle, M. l.. Jones, In South Mex
leo. at five O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
Of d~esentery.
The deceased had made her home
In this city with her uncle, M. L.
Jones, since the death OF her mother,
eight years ago, and was a member OF
the Baptist church, and a regular at
/ tendant and interested worker In the
Sunday School.
She was an unusually bright and in
~teresting girl, kind and gentle in man
ner and greatly beloved by all who
knew her, and her death will cast
gloom on the entire community, es
pecially her young friends with whom
she was most popular.
she leaves a father and n sister
Carrie.
Funeral services will be conduetet
from the home in south Mexico Thurs
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock by Revs. Ii
f. Truck and A. A. Wallace.
The LEDGER joins the people o
Mexico in extending sympathies to tn
father and sister.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13
HERE AT HOME.
Mexico Citizens Gladly Testify and
Confidently Recommend Deans
Kidney Pills

1t is testimony like the following
that has placed the old Quaker Rem
edy" so far above competitors When
people right here at home raise their
voices In praise there is no room left
for doubt. Read the testimony Of a
Mexico citizen:
J. E Blattner, poultry and eggs,
living on North Jefferson street, says
aDoan's Kidney Pills have been used
By members Of my family and in each
and every case they brought undoubt'
ed benefit. l will not have the slight
est hesitation 10 advising any of my
friends and acquaintance if they are
at all annoyed with that far t9t
prevailing trouble, kidney complaint
to 20 to Buckner & Whitney's drui
store and buy Deans Kidney Pills ant
take a course Of the treatment"
For sale by all dealers Price 8
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo
N. Y, sole agents for the Unite
States. Remember the name-Doan
and take no other,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13
of Respect

Resolutions of respect from SundiT
School and class Of ChriStlin
church:
WHEREAS, Death has removed ZION
among us one of our brightest, ns
efficient and best beloved teachers do
co-workers in the Sunday ScA0ol-sE
ter Sallie Kokendolfer.
WHEREAS, Our Sunday School DIS
lost the inspiration Of her loving, gsf
tie presence and influnce, her class
sweet counsels and admOnitlons COD
coming from her noble CbfiSti
heart, and our beloved pastor o.
voted and never firing helpmate sn
companion in his soul saving VOICE
it .u
Resolved, That we revere the nel'
DRY Of her who absolutely SacrlnGa
her life in her Masters service, an
try to initiate her example Of Ws
duty and faithful, cheerful service
Resolved, That We extend to ~
bereaved family, and especially y
stricken husband, and our aeepn'
sympathy in their dark hour Of als
tlon. May they be comtorIeu Wv
the sweet assurance that she "
dead, but is with her Saviour, sD'4
she loved and served so beautiluE'
Resolved that a copy of these ~
lutlons be sent to the sorrowlns y.
lily, to the city papers, the onfl y.
Evangelist, Christian STANDARD, Ou \.
tian Companion, and be placed On v
records Of the Sunday School
MRs. j. W. Dry,
Miss MARTHA CAUTHORS'
Miss FRANCES MASON,
Commits
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13
RUFUS LAKELAND.

Rufus Lakeland, well known in Au-
drain county, aged Sc years, is still an
active banker, being president of
Boatman's Bank in st. Louis. Mr..
Lakeland, in an interview, gives the
following rules for success:
When / was a clerk in a grocery
store 1 went on the principle of seeing
how much | could do instead OF how
little / could do.
Twas always more interested In the
affairs of my employers than in ny
own.
Young men of to-day are too muel
given to the pursuit Of pleasure.
They do not find pleasure in worl
and In attending to the duties OF life
They are not satisfied with theiI
plane Of life.
They want to live like rich men, ant
speculate TO try 10 get the means u
do so.
In my steamboat experience l say
50 much Of the evil effects Of gamblinI
and dissipation that ] decided success
was to be attained by avoiding thos
things.
did so, and when my opp0rtunit
came / was ready to embrace 1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13
Funeral Of Mrs. Burns.

The remains Of Mrs. Eiizaoeeh
pnr,s who died at her home near
yandalia Monday, arrived here Tues
day at / O'Clock. Funeral services
we're conducted at st, Brendans
church, by the Father John ], Dillon
and the body was inferred IN the
Catholic Cemetery.
The deceased, whose death was
caused by consumption, was thirty
seven years Of age and is survived oy
her husband, James Burns, ana al
adopted child.
The paIl-bearers we're WIN, love
lace, Mat Bunton, George Buree, 'es
Sc Mcneil, Thomas Green and W. u
| Stacey, all of Vandalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13
FERRIS Il CAvrHo
Fnneral of Harry White.

Funeral services over the remains OF
Harry White, aged twenty-one years,
who was killed in a wreck on the Bur-
liugton Sunday, were held in this city
Wednesday, and interment made IN
the Mexico cemetery. The remains
arrived here Tuesday night and were
taken to the home Of G. B. Lyman,
1904 West Liberty street, where the
services were held at 1890 o'clock.
Harry White was the son Of
Mr.. George e. White who re
sides about four miles southwest Of
Mexico, having moved to this county
from Iowa nearly two years ago, ant
was a model young man, popuiaI
among his neighbors and friends TO!
his many a admirable qualities.
His tragic heath is a severe shoci
and the bereaved family have TIT
deepest sympathy OF the entire com
munity.
The pall-bearers were: Harry Ly
man, Owen and Forrest McCory, Wm
and Gene White and John Horton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13

STATE Superintendent Darlington
is distributing 70 the counties copies
of the school laws passed by the re-
cent Legislature. He is also sending
out synopsis of the Compulsory At
tendance Law" to be posted in each
district ten days before school opens
District clerks may expect the county
school commissioner to supply them
with these required notices.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13
Executrix's Notice,

Notice Is hereby given ina az 4
Of administration upon the SSs
S. M. Barre, deceased, nav ~ ii
granted to the undersigned, n
Probate Court Of Audralh cou
bearing date July 3, 1909. ,rslS
All persons having claiin ~ Ri
said estate are required u uSsr5ga
them for allowances 70 the NJ
ed executrix within ohe q, ie
after the date Of said letters, Mi I
may be precluded from any oe bs 4
said estate, and If such claims I'm J
exhibited within two yeais ,ts pObs
time of the publication OF 'n
they will be forever barred.
80. FANNIE - ExecutfI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13
STOCK AND FARM NOTES
f.ryE srocK MAnKrr

CHICAGO f.rvE STOCK MARKET
WEDNESDAY, July ~
Hogs 80, 900 5 lower
Cattle Ia 900 Steady
sheep Il, 900 Strong
Hogs closed strong, better erads,
shade higher than opening, oth4r
slow.
Mixed 5.3O6a5.67
Butchers 5.35(d5.70
Heavy 5.32(a5.70
G. e. Casper, Of near Rush Hill, IA
In South Missouri buying stock.
+ Charles Householder, Of Sklppe,
sold to Milt Householder four cotton
mules.
e G. Waters, OF Eastern Audnin
had cattle on the st. Louis markst
Tuesday.
John VIM, Of neal Skinner, Dur.
chased two mules recently, paving
s1s5 for them.
VIM. Neidershutte sold a three.
year-old mule to Charles Householder
recently for sl45 T.
Fred Randall, of Illinois, has pur.
chased the Ben Fry farm, east Of
!, Rush Hill, paying s35 per acre.
Judge Squirting disposed Of a thous
, and barrels Of corn to Milt HOus.
holder this week at 81. so per barre.
. Threshing has commenced in the
, neighborhood Of Benton City, ]. ",
!. Dowell having threshed his wheat at
!, a yield OF % bushels to the acre.
Il LIVE STOCK REPORTER.
Cant s. Consldine had in hogs from
! Audrain county, Mo.
Fl Rice Il Lockridge, Of Audraln
: county, Mo-, marketed aload Of lams
Z at s7.15.
81 II. r.. Buckner was an Audralu
. county, Mo shipper who had 10 cal
? tie, 81 head averaging 1924 lbs selling
: to Nelson Morris s. CO., at A6 per
Lcwt.
II J.W. Lewellen, shipping from Az.
drain county, Mo, regularly, had ina
two.car shipment Of cattle and hogs
xl74 head Of hogs averaging FOG lbs SCI
slIng at s5 50, and his cattle sales To-
cluding s heifers OF 705 lbs aVssas
that sold at $3.50.
j.. II. Starr, one Of the best known
ri feeders and shippers Of Audral
slcounty, Mo, was IN the market t0dt!
x with a shipment Of hogs Of bis own
= raising, 60 bead weighing 277 lbs At
y IS tn, the top Of the market. He re-
Eports good rains in his section odd
. that corn never looked better. Nj
n Starr has just returned from a western
4 trip where he purchased 10000 head
OF yearling sheep to be fed by bin.
III self and other st0ckmen In Boone and
Audrain counties this fall and Wlnef'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13

found a glaring discrepancy between
the sworn statement of Manager
CASEY. made to Mr.. Bunce on January
8. and the report Of Mr.. Reed, show
ing an Indebtedness Of the salmon x
Salmon Bank 60 the Kansas City
bank Of si50.0o0. with SSo0,oo0 OF the
assets Of the former bank hypothe.
Gated as collateral.
81. ii seems that while Mt. Bank
Clerk COX was more than willing to
1--WE out the statement to the news
papers dfcrtdiung the department of
which he is an important part, and
doing a palpable injustice to an adj
minlstratiou that had made consist
ent efforts to strengthen the hands Of
himself and his chief for efficient
service, he had placidly sat in his Of
flee for five months and permitted a
bank to run whose chief officer had
sworn on January 3, 1905, that the
bank only owed s25,000s when the
examination OF another bank only
four days later showed that the Gin
ton bank owed $4,000, and that the
assets of the bank to the amount o.
$500, 900 had been hypothecated to Sc
cure the Indebtedness.
had no more reason to doubt th'
truthfulness Of Manager Casey's sworr
statement than had the thousands o
people who had known him all his If
and believed implicitly in bis honor
III had no means of knowing OF th
Indebtedness OF his bank to the Kan
, sas City bank until the disastrou
failure was public property; but Will
/ had no Of knowing this fac
! this information vas in the possessio
/ OF Mr.. Bank Clerk Cook for nv
months before the failure took place
: without any apparent effort on b
h part to reconcile the gross discrel
g ancy. (Signedl SAM b. Cook.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13
HOW GERM DISEASES START.
People with Weak Stomach in a Continual State of Danger.

the pit Of the stomach, sallow skin,
heartburn, furred tongue, sleepless-
ness, and general debility, 1t shows
that the stomach has been overworked
and weakened. A fifty cent box of
Mi-o-no tablets will give quick and
speedy relief.
Ask Woodbridge s. Purdy, one OF the
most reliable drug firms In Mexico, to
show you the strong guarantee under
which they sell MI-o-na.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13

THE State Library Board recently
at a meeting in Kansas City, revised
the list Of library books, from which
school districts must select their
books. Every rural school district,
under the requirements Of the law,
should spend each year from five to
twenty dollars for library and supple
mentary books. The districts can not
make a better investment. The State
Superintendent has supplied county
superintendents and commissioner
with copies of the revised list.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13


THE Audrain County Board Of Ed
ucation has made adoptions for the
county for the next two years. The
Board re.adopted the old books in use
at this time with the following excep-
lions: Steps in English" books i and
2, to take the place OF DeGarmo's
Language Lessons" and Patrick't
Grammar; Spencer's practical Wri
ting books instead OF the Vertica.
system; E~ggleston's Histories Instead
OF Morris's Elementary and shlnn'
American People" and the "Natura
System OF Geography" The newt!
adopted books are published by tn
American Book Company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13

Nearly all disease germs that find
Judgement in the system gain entrance
with the air we breathe, or through
our food and drink.
IL the stomach and digestive organs
be weak, SO that food does not readily
that will contain a sour, Shiny
fermentlng mass, an ideal spot for the
disease germs to grow and spread
through the whole system.
II you suffer with headache bachache
variable appetite nausea, gnawing at
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13

Harrison Robinson, the contractor
and builder, has just completed six
houses In southwest Mexico for Mat
Heller. The cottages are up-to-date.
Mr.. Roblnsons silent partner Col.
Matterson, has gone east Mexico vas
not large enough for him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13

FRED KELSEY, representative Of
the advertising department OF the
Missouri State University, writes the
LEDGER as follows: ION behalf Of
the Board Of Curators / wish to ex-
press to you their appreciation for the
services you have performed in behalf
OF the University during the past
year. You have been one Of its very
best friends. Only with the assist
ance OF such public spirited mel as
you in this great State are institu-
tions able to fully perform its work
for the people of this commonwealth
The Board very greatly appreciates
what you have done and direct me SC
to say. Wishing you continued sue
cess In the editorial field, | remain
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13
Accident TO Boarding Car.

A Chicago s. Alton "boarding car, "
containing an extra gang Of section
hands, which has been on the siding
near the Ice Plant, met with an acct
dent Tuesday morning. The real
wheels and truck slipped from their
fastenings as the car was being
moved, and lowered both car and oc
cupants with a suddenness that caused
dishes and teeth to rattle like a dict
box. Luckily no n was injured and
the damages were soon repaird.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13

All parties owing the late firm OF
Turner-Jackson Mercantile Company
are earnestly requested to please call
at the cd stand at once and settle.
II a. G. Turner is not there, Miss
Cauthorn will attend to it fer them.
dqf-UIt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13

Harry Turley and Ira Col!ln \
thinking Of going to Kansas 70 ~ y,
the farmers In that state haryes' w.,
big crops Of grain. Harry win 4
few books and Ira will buila a \.
up-to-the-minute cribs "nnIe ~
sun Flower State. But they'll mu-.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13

Hon. JOHN GANDER's attention is
especially called to Mr.. Maddox's let
ter in Tuesdays LEDGER The LED
erR has received several requests
to-day for Mr.. Gander to keep a iine
On Mr.. Maddox.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13
x.,;s. sf Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given 70 all frS-.sSs wlaS5
srs Interested IN the estate or Lrssssrufdg
dsceassd, thatI,w. 3. Marshal. h.nssi o..
estate. intend 20 make final es,u,s Coansss
At the August term Of the Proo1h Va q We
drain conntY, Missouri, 70 pc farA :
Missouri, on the snd Aona,5 sRsHIL
W. EfSs|
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-13
Notice.

All who have farm land or town
property for sale Or exchange, will
please call and list same with me. III
try to do the rest.
d5 va JOHN w. HOWELL
Mexico, Mo.