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The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1905-03-15

The board of county commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment on
Thursday, March 9th at 900 O'Clock
a. m., all members present.
On petition of Arnold Zaugg, it was
orderd by the board of county commits
sioners that all tax sales of unapprov-
ed script land be cancelled and that
the assessor Is hereby ordered not to
assess any land on which script is
held and not approved.
The following allowances were made
and warrants ordered drawn on the
poor fund for the quarter ending May
80, 1905.
Mrs. Josie Dishman, SIS per month;
Mrs. M. c. Linderman, SIS per month;
William Smith, So per month; John
Chatfield, $40 per month; Mrs. High
tower, SIS per month; John Cunning
ham, $10 per month.
The quarterly reports of the county
officers were examined and approved.
On motion the board adjourned.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1905-03-15

met pursuant to adjournment at a.
IN. Friday, March 10, all members
present.
The following were appointed sup
ervisors for the different road districts
for the ensuing year:
District No. Lee Wagner.
District No. 2-Lewis a. Harris.
District No. S-F. NJ. Smith.
District No. 4-John East.
District No. 5-Matt Vaughn.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1905-03-15

TO Be Continued)
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1905-03-15
Babbitt Sale March az

On account of the storm Babbitt
Bros. auction sale to take place at the
ranch west of Victor has been post
poned until Saturday March 25.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1905-03-15
A Safe Cough Medicine For Children,

In buying a cough medicine for chill
dren never be afraid to buy Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. There is no
danger from it and relief is always
sure to follow. 1t is especially valu-
able for colds, Group and whooping
cough. For sale by Corner Drug
store.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1905-03-15
Born.

kerlee-To Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Ker-
lee of Darby, March 5, boy.
Laird-To Mr.. and Mrs, Warner
Laird of Sula, March 5, girl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
US LETTER
WRITERS IN TROUBLE
United States Government Eostal
Authorities After Aadrain County
Girl.

An Audrain County Miss who has
been writing slanderous anonymous
letters and sending them trough the
mails has been apprehended, and upon
recommendation Of Government pos
tai authorities, a warrant applied
for.
Postal Inspector w. L. Reed, in
company with a government secret
service agent was In this city Friday
collecting evidence, and investigating
the case and 1t is understood that the
matter will soon be taken up In the
Federal Court.
1t is alleged that the defendant in
the case has, for the past six months,
been writing slanderuus anonymous
letters to different women Of the town
and county defamiDg the character Of
a certain young man with whom she
was enamored, and who would oc-
casioully call on or show attention tc
other women.
The auothrities say that they have
ample proof and win proceed 10 bring
the matter before the courts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
Death If Cal Meculloeh

BooNyLLE, Mo-, Sept. 4-Colonel
Robert MeCulloeh died very suddenly
here this afternoon. In 1861 be cast
bis lot sith the South, and raised a
company. Of which be was made cap
tain, and Joined the forces Of General
Sterling Price.
In October, 1861, at Springfield, he
was made colonel Of the Second Regi-
ment OF Missouri Cavalry, which he
commanded through the war.
He vas elected Collector Of Cooper
county In 1872, and again ip 1874 and
1876. He afterwards held the 0fiee Of
Sheriff for two years, when be sas
made State Inspector Of Lands at
Jefferson City, which ONCE be held for
twelve years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

one Of the greatest triumphs of Lydia
Il. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound ~
Che conquSring Of woman's dread
enemy; Tumor.
so-csiied wandering pains" may
= come from It's early stages, or the pres
ence OF danger may be made manifest
by excessive menstruation accompanied
by unusual pain extending from n
ovaries down the groin and thighs.
III Won have mysterious pains, II there
are Indications OF inflammation ulcera-
ton or displacement. don't wait for
time 10 confirm your fears and go
THROUGH The horrors Of a hospital opera
Zion: secure Lydia E. Pinkham's Nege-
table Compound right away and begin
its use and write Mrs. Pinkham OF
Lynn, Mass. for advice.
Read these strong letters from CRATE
full women who have been cured:
uaar Mrs Pfnkham:- First Letter.
SIN looking over your book see that your
medicine cures Turnor OF the Uterus. lhhve
haer - q doctor and he tells me 1 have a tu-
NOR. / viii be more than grateful II you
can help me, as ! do 10 dread an operation
Fannie D. Fox, z Chestnut ST Bradford ia
Dear Mrs. Pinkhams- Second letter.
81 take the liberty TO congratulate you 81
the success ] have had with your woiaerin
medicine.
aEigbteen months ago my monthie
stopped Shortly after / felt SO badlyI sub
mitted to a thorough examination by a ply
sician, and was told that I had a tumor OF
the uterus and would have TO undergo a
operation
al soon after read one Of your advertise
meats and decided to give Lydia T. Pink
ham 8 Vegetable Compound q trial. Ate
taking five bottles as directe1 tie timer
entirely gone. l have again been examine
lydia Z. pinkham's Vegetable Ccmpsul
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
TO Run TRAINS BY PHONE,
The Burlington Will do its Train
Dispatching Between Kansas
City and St. Joseph Over the
New Line-To Keep the
Telegraph, Too.

The Burlington railway is prepar-
ing to give a practical test Of the oper-
alton Of trains BY telephone. Work
has begun stiiDging additional wires
between Kansas City and st. Joseph,
and by late fan every station will
have been equipped with a new tele-
phone service. The phone will con-
meet with a system Of wires which
lead to the dispatcher's office in ST.
Joseph and to the superintendent
terminals Office in Kansas City.
When the service Is started trains
win be operated 90 the block system,
using the mannally controlled signals
for trains orders. Burlington officials
believe that the service viii give bet
ter satisfaction than use Of the tele.
graph.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

pairing pumps. fixes bicycles and
everything that has any machinery
about il. Mr.. Ferris understands the
tin business in all its departments.
He can make close figures on all con
tracts and the labor work. G. D.
says he can make anything that any
body can, and fix anything as good as
1aay
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

A timid little woman ia Mexico
while waiting for a train the other
night, wandered down into the lower
end Of the depot yards and heard a
conversation which caused her to fee
to the station agent in a panic, but
fortunately be was able to explain the
extraordinary remarks that had 50
agitated her. This is what she
heard two brakemen say; Jump on
to her when she comes By, run her
down by the elevator and cut her in
two and bead end up to the depot. -
AuxFasse Review.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

EH 1900 NI
On Wednesday night, Miss Ruby
Richie gave a party In honor Of MISS
Fannie Mason, who will leave shortly
for Columbia to attend the Unfver-
sity. The girls who attended were
the members OF the famous Poverty
Club, which shone 50 brilliantly last
winter, and the boys were those who
would like to be members. They
spent the greater part Of the evening
eating as is the custom Of this club.
Before departing, each boy chose the
girl he was to escort home by drawing
from a hat which contained slips OF
paper with the girls name written on
them. These Poverty Club girls al
ways want two beaux each evening.
on Thursday October twelfth, the
Jibats, will give their costume ball.
Thursday Is Mardi Gras Day at the
big Carnival and the Jibats, who will
hold their international convention
In this city during Gala week are pre-
pairing to make their annual ball the
society event Of the season. We I'M
derstand that the affair will be very
select and only a limited mum Der Of
Invitations will be issued. II has not
yet been decided as to whore the ball
will be held nor has the Queen been
publicly announced but 1t is known
that she will q Mexico girl. Two
costumers, one from st. Louis and one
from Kansas City, will be present and
furnish costumes for the affair.
A most interesting and profitable
meeting Of the Christian Women's
Board f Missions, was held at Mrs.
y. Il. Johnssa's on Thursday after.
noon. After devotional exercises,
Mesdames Il II Locke and f. 5.
Wilson sung o duct. Then came re-
ports from the National Convention,
Mrs. P. II. Cullen reading a paper and
Mr.. Kokendoffer giving a talk on Il.
Mrs. Walker, Of Covington, KY, next
favored them with q solo. Officers
were elected as follows; President,
Mrs. p. e. Locke: President,
Mrs. George Robertson; Secretary,
Mrs. NJ. B. Guthrie, and Treasurer,
Mrs. r. r. Arnold. There were sixty
members present and several new ones
secured. As a last number on the
programme, cake and coffee were
served.
On Thursday evening, Clarence and
Rowena Campbell entertained their
friends at a porch party. A delicious
fruit punch was served, the punch
bowl being presided oyer by Miss
Margaret Cave In her most queenly
manner. After playing many games,
the little ladies were escorted to the
dining room, which was decorated In
white and yellow, and an abundance
OBJ ice cream and cake we're served.
Those present were Misses Mildred
Wallace, Willie Hook, Margaret and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

II had been troubled with lame
back for fifteen years and | found a
complete recovery Ia the use OF Cham
berlain's Pain BARN. says John G..
Bisher, Gillian, Ind. This liniment
is also without an equal for spraIns
and bruises. For sale by Buckner &
Whitney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

DR.. Taylor formerly Of Martinsburg
but late Of Columbia has moved with
his family to Mexico to reside. The
Mexico LEDGER joins all our people
10 extending a cordial welcome TO pr,
Taylor and family to help make Mexi.
co city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
STOCK AND a R NOTES,
FULTON GAZETTE.


e. s. Palmer, Of this city, solo a
spanking good sorrell geldlng to Char
les Dean, Of Audrain county, Monday,
for s147 so. The animal is speedy
rascal, good under the saddle and
handsome in harness, and is we'll worth
the money that was paid for him.
Charles Dean was over from Au-
drain, attending stock sales Monday.
He bought a mare and a work mule Of
w. A. Sitton, of New Bloomfield
neighborhood, paying sl20 for the
former and s140 for the latter.
John Boles, who Is famed for the
Shropshires he breeds on Prairie
Home farm, near Auxvasse, has sold
is yearling rams of his o6n raising
this year that brought him an aver
age Of $50 so.
An AudFain county mule buyer
named Boyle paid Thomas Fancett,
north OF Hereford, s75 for a mule colt
the other day.
J. A. GingrIeh. on the Harner farm,
sold 8 ~twr-year-old mules toe Ben
Middleton, OF Mexico, Monday, for
s175-little codgers.
Frank Mirts, south of Fulton, sold a
four-year.old horse to Lee brothers, OF
Mexico, Monday, for SIPS.
John Brewer, OF Mexico, bought G
work mules here, stock sale day.
Conner Bros, Zeke and Logan, sold
two horses to Lee Bros, Of Mexico,
the other day at $3.50 and sl25 each
Fulton Journal.
LIVE STOCK REPORTER.
G. II. Inflow sent 10 hogs from Aud.
rain county, Mo.
Fennewald Bros marketed from
Audrain county, Mo-, IS head OF 2o4-lb
hogs at s5.l2s, the top OF the market
f. p. johnson. Of Andrain county,
had In two cars OF hogs on Thurday
market.
Morrison Lakeland. q well-known
farmer aud stockman Of Audrain
county, NO., was a visitor at the mar
ket, having In q load of hogs Of bis
own raising and feeding.
Among the consIgnors this week
with horses were Lee Brothers, Mexi.
co, Mo.
r. N. Bishop, OF Farber, Mo-, CON
trlbuted a load Of mules to the weeks
supply.
Lewis, johnson s. Co of Andrain
county, Mo, had IA bead Of hogs oh
Fridays market that average 203 lbs
and sold at q So
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
0. D, FERRIS
Comes Back to Mexico to Help Make
it q City.

G. ID. Ferris has returned from st.
Louis this week and is In with his son.
G. L. Ferris. Heis hard at work try
ing to make Mexico a city. Mr.. Ferris
is looking after roofing, g~utterlng, re-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
4 Remedy without a Peer

II find Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets more beneficial than
any other remedy | ever used FOR
stomach trouble, Z says ]. P. Klote, Of
Edna, Mo. For any disorder OF the
stomach, biliousness or constipation
these Tablets are without a peer. Fol
sale by Buckner s. Whitney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
Trainer Carter and His Good
Trotter,

That splendid jouraI, The Horse
Review devoted tG the interest OF the
horse, his owner and his friend, has
the following to say Of the horse
Prince Kelly now raced by Carter s.
Kee, Of this city. The race Ia ques-
tion was contested at the Iowa State
Fair last week. ut should, however,
be said to the credit OF the black
gelding Prince Kelly, from the
veteran Mexico, Mo-, trainer and
driver, W. r. Carter, that he was
beaten only q haIfsulky length the
second heat in 2;12f, which ties the
seasons half-mile track trotting
record,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

Fl. II. stephens, manager Of the
Brookfeld Gas Co, says that be is
very much pleased with his visit to
Mexico and be viii likely ask for a
franchise to put In a plant here. 1t
will be modern in every respect.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
Glass A--.FaTm Products,

No. best 0ne-Half Bushel White
Corn. .
lst-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. SIS 90
w J Bolts ...... 5 90
Breakfast Coffee,
A Morris ........... : oul
4th-Weekl Ledger | year
No. 2-Best 0ne-Half Bushel Yellow
Corn.
1st-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. SIS 90.
2nd-Cash, w ] Porawski .-... 8 90
3rd--One case OF Richilieu Corn,
Fla Morris s-... , %
4th-Weekly Inteiligencer i yr-
No. 3-Best Bushel Corn ANY Variety
or Color, Product Of Audrain Co.
lst-Cash, County officials. $40 90
2nd-Cash, Countyofieials... Is 90
3rd-Cash, County officials -. 10 90
4th-Cash, County officials. -. 90
No. best 0ne-Half Bushel Corn,
Crop of 1905.
lst-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. SIS 90
2nd-Stetson hat, s. Phillip. 5 90
3fd-one case Orr Pride Corn,
+ A Morris. z %
4th-W eeKly Ledger n year.
No. 5-Best Ont -Half Bushel Seed Corn
Raised in Audrain Co, Crop Of 1905.
lst-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. SIS 90
2nd-Wall Paper for q room,
w L Craddock, books and wall
3rd--5 lbs. KnickerDocker Coffee
Eannahaek 90
4th- Weekly In~telligencer gr.
No. 6-Best IL Ears Corn, Raised in
Audrain or Adjoining Counties.
lst-Casb, Lakenan & Barnes. q 8 90
2nd-Cash, Lakenan & Barnes. 3 %
3rd- Cash, Lakenan 4 Barnes. 2 90
Iakenan & Barnes viii purchase al
or any part of exhlbit9
No. Best / Peck Pop Corn.
lst-Casb, Mexico Carnival Co. $ 2 80
2nd Weekly Ledger one year.
No. S-Tallest. Stalk of Corn.
list Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. . 2 80
2nd--Red Gravy Ham, J V wal
ltan1S ,... ....... 2 w
3rd-Weekly lntellIgcncer / w.
No. 9-Largest Ear Red Corn.
Ist-Casb, Mexico Carnival Co.'s ? %
2nd- Weekly Ledger % year.
No. 10-Largest Ear Of Corn.
Ist-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. 8 2 50
2nd-Imported Water Set, s9c
Store OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES z "
Sfo-snirI' ~ rhhiiip ~
NO, LIAR OF corn containing thc
Most Grains.
| lst@Cagh. Mexico Carnival Co.'s z 10
Ind Weekly Intelligencer yr.
No. 12-Best One-Half Bushel OF
White Oats.
lst-Casb, Mexico Carnival Co. - 5 90
2nd-Hat, Kemp & Pearson Clio
thing Co. MISUNDERSTANDING. 3 90
3rd-One pair Hansen Gloves, J.
y naI1ns
NO. io-Sest ohe-nah nushei niacA
oat&
lst|Cash, Mexico carnival Cos D W
2nd-One case Pilot Tomatoes,
4 a MOTIFS N0V
sfqCi a a9Ten n15es AXE ofease' Ok
D.. on.ua,. p,.n., w;a..v
"o -
j.. neal
1st-Cash, Mexico carnival Col . w
2nd-Diamond Edge Axe, FA -.
Morris. oV-
9fd-one n0zsn u : o.
o.sua,e p..h., NJ
N0s AZ DSe1 VIC Aa 1eaAC3 AsgNs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
Modern woodmsn.

The Central Missouri Modern Work
men Of America Log Rolling Associa-
ton, 10 have been held at jefferson
City September IA has been postponed
until September sist. Mexico viii
be represented at this meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

During the great" Uncle Toms
Cabin Co S parade to-day, the team
hItched 70 the wagpnette Of Miss
Sapho Armistead and Der sister, Mrs
Grace Fletcher, who we're witnessing
this gorgeous street parade. became
unmanageable and upset the wagon
cite. Luckily, the occupants were
not injured, but much damage vas
done TO the wagon. The parade"
was enough 20 make deaf, dumb and
blind horses take to the woods.
Dill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

urine srzids the flesh OF 4. When Inc child
reaches an age when It shoaId be able 70
control the passage. Il Is yet afflicted with
bea~gsfting. depend upon it. the cause Of
the difficulty IS kidney trouble, and the first
step should Be towards The ireaifueuf Of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due 10 q diseased condition Of the
kidneys and BLADDER and net 70 a habit ss
most people suppose
Women a vel As men are made mis-
ersbie viii kidney and bladder trouble.
and beth need The same great remedy.
The mid and the immediate effect Il
Swamp-Root IS soon realized. 1t IS sod
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
J. EsleF, Of northwest Mexico. died
Thursday.
The remains will be Whipped to
Clifton, No, for burial.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
ClasSs B-H0rsGs and Coils.

No. 44-Best Saddle Stallion ANY age.
lst-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. $40 00I
2nd--Hat, Frank Parker. 8 00I
3rd-0pen face bride, IA Potts
Implement Co. : %
No. 45-Best Saddle Mare ANY Age.
lst-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. $40 90
2nd-Lamp, 90 Cent St0re..... 50l
srd-Embrella, ] + Hili......a 5 O0l
No. 46-Best Saddle Colt, Either Sex,
Product OF Audrain County.
1st-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co.. 5 col
2nd-Hat Mexico Clothing Co.. 3 sol
3rd-Halter, August Meyer. l 00l
No. 47-Best Pair Harness Mares or
Ceilings, ANY age.
Ist-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co.. 8 90
2nd-0ne pair Shoes, wilkins
Bros. 90
3rd-one box Cigars, Clenden-
In & Gibson. .....a-.--a %
No. 4S-Best Harness Horse. Hare or
Gelding. ANY age.
lst-cash, Mexico Carnival Co. $40 e0l
2nd-Stephens Rifle. How
ard D ~
3rd-2 quarts Arlington Club
Whiskey, ] A Mcintyre.
No. 49-Best Model Horse. HARE or
Gelding. ANY age. To be Shown to
Halter.
Ist-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. $40 90
2nd-0 Pefereneia cigars At
Brown ! 90
3rd-Halter. August Meyers 2 90.
No. 50-Best Combination hare or
Gelding. ANY Age, to be Shown
in Harness and Under Saddle.
1st-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. SO 90.
2nd-one pair Eye Glasses, DR.
srdLOne box fancy candy, Geo
No. 5l-Best Colt Under | Year Old,
Ist-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. so 90.
2nd-Merchandlse, Smith Car
pet Co. D ~
3rd-0ne doz boxes axel grease
&c O'Donnell. ..-......-
No. 52-Best Saddle Bred Colt Under
l Year Old.
1st-Cash. Mexico Carnival Co. q 5 90
znd-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co.. 3 90
3rd-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. 2 90
30. 53-Bext Running Walking Horse
Judges TO Ride Animal
lst- Saddle, W Raesdale 9 I 50
2nd-Chair, RIO McPheeters.. 2 90
3rd-Whip, W S Ragsdale. 80. $50
No. 64-Best Draft Stallion. ANY Age.
ist-cash. Mexico Carnival %. $40 90
2nd-Cash, w A Stickney Cigar
3rd-One-quart Cognac Brandy,
w P0Fawski
No. 55-Best DRAFT Hare or Gelding,
ANY age.
ist- Cash, MEXICO Carnival CO. g J 80
2nd-Cash. Mexico Carnival Co. 5 %
Nc. 56-Bezt Hare With Colt by Her
Side. Both Considered, Draff Stock
Barred.
! 1st-Cash. Mexico Carnival Co.. 80
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14
Cause Of Inspmnia.

Indigestion nearly always disturbs
the sleep more or less and is often the
cause Of insomnia. Many cases have
been permanently cured By Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
For sale by Buckner g. Whitney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

ard cheerulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out Of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become 50 prevalent
that IS not uncommon
fer a child 70 Be born
afflicted with weak lid.
neys 1.-THE child URN
efez too cftzn. II The
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

Gets CONTRACT From Warren County.
W. W. Williams, manager OF the
Crown Laundry, 0. this City, returned
Wednesday night from W~arrent0n.
Mr.. Williams has contracted with
Central College. Of that eltT, TO do
their laundry s0fk the coming year.
Nj. Williams is 4 business man Of en-
teFprise and modern business ideas.
and Is doing bis part toward making
Mexico . city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

zuu-OHe PAL SuOtnY ulihSc
Martin. W
3rd+I0 gallon Lard Cam W q
Burks ! w
No. 90 Best Peck Sweet Potatoes.
lstCash, Mexico Carnival Co. g 2 so
end-5O lbs Golden Eagle Flour,
FA Morris. ] 80
3rd-One doz cakes Toilet Soap,
Buckner q Whitney. ..... l 90
No. 2lThree Largest Pumpkins.
lst-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. = ? so
2nd--50 lbs Golden Eagle Flour
FA Morris. ..s..s.. DO
ard Gentleman's Pocket Book,
Woodbridge & Pnrdy. ......... ] 90
No. 22-Best Peck Turnips.
Ist-cash, Mexico Carnival Co. Q ? so
2od-50 lbs. Golden Eagle Flour,
Fla Morris. .s.s....ss4+..sss L %
No. 2s-Three Largest Heads Of Cab
bage, Weight to Govern.
lst-Casb, Mexico Carnival Co. . 2 20
2nd-one pair Of Gloves, J Blum
SEQ. ....ssa-.-s...sss*A...ss w
No. "a Best Head Red Cabbage,
Mexico Carnival Co. | 90
2nd-Pair of Good ~Suspenders,
Inn Barth ,...wt-..+...-s,
No. Is Best One Peck Onions, Any
Variety.
| lst-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co.. : 2 80
2nd-Weekly I~ntelligencer, l ~
No. 26-Three Largest squashes
Weight to Govern
lst-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. . 2 y
l2nd-Hair Brush, Woodbridge x
Purdys. "
No 27-Best One Peck Timothy SEED
| ist-Cash, The Hathaway Seed
& Produce CO.. ......-.-... z q
2nd-Weekly Ledger, one year
No 2S-Best One Peck Red Glove
Seed
ist-Cash, The Hathaway Seed
81 Produce Co ..-.....-..s. .
2nd-Weekly Intelligeaeer, ! yr
No 29-Best One Peck Millet Seed.
,llst-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. Q 2 q
2nd-5o lbs No I High Patent
Flour, 10 King. .s-s..S J D
No S0-Best Plate Ben Davis Apple
1st-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co.'S o
2nd-One pair Gloves, J Blum, \
Son s Co.s...-.-. y
No 3l-Best Plate Jonathan Apple
lst-one pair q Glasses, J M !
Pollard. . y
l2nd-Cash, Mexico Carnival Go. %
i No 32-Best Plate Geniting Apple
/. lst-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co . 2 0
2nd-Manhattan Shirt, } X
Barths ....... .
No 33-Best and Largest Display Q
Apples
lst-Chair Ton display in win
dowl | NJ Greer Furniture Co.'S 3 9
l2ud-Cash, Mexico Carnival 20. y
No 34-Best Plate Of CARRIER Pear
tfst-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co.'S ! 0
} 2nd--2 cans Baking Powder, \
A Morris
No 35-Best Plate Keller Pears
Ilst-Casb, Mexico Carnival 20 3 ] Q
2nd-2 cans Baking Powder, \
4, A Morris
No. 38-Best Plate Duchess Pear
llst-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. . ! Q
!, 2nd-2 Cans Baking Powder,
A Morris .....
, No. 37-Best and Largest Display .
Pears
list Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. 2 !
2nd-Beef Roast, + A Sannebeck. i
No. 3S-Largest Beet.
LEI Zach MaVtna Carnival Chs q
\ 2nd-Ladies Pocket Book, Buck
ner g. Whitney -.....,.... !
d No. So Best 0ne-Half Dozen Beet
Ist-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co, . : 9
|. 2nd-One Pair 81 Suspenders,
Smith made, J s. V Barth....
No 40Best 0ne.Half Gallon Strain
ed Honey.
lst-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. 9 2 8
2nd-aAs the Light Led, by
Author, ] N Baskett. ..
No. 41-Honey in Comb.
Ist-Cash. MexicoC Carnival Co. : 2 8
2nd-One quart Burgundy, VI
IL P0rawski.
srd-Weekly Intelligencer | yr.
No.42-Best 0ne-Half Gallon Sorghum
1st-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. o 2 3
2nd-50 lbs Not High Patent
Flour, j G King. ...... ! D
3rd-One quart OF b & L, WI
i POfawsks..... +......-
No. 43-Largest Pod Red Pepper
Elst-Cash, A II Whitney, Secre-
tary l y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-14

j. /. Adcock, Of the Ringo Hotel
is home from California aud Portland
Oregon. He had a splendid visit.