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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-16

James SpauIding, placed on trial
for confessed barn burning at Dan
vile, requested a jury sitting in a
luracy case to send him to an asy-
lum, saying he was insane at times,
and feared he might kill his family.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-16

Judge Jno. VI. Galloway has de-
cided in test case that the act
creating a new legislative district
out Of Ohio. Butler and Edmonson
counties was unconstitutional. The
case will go to the Court Of Appeals.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-16
HON. JOHN K. HENbRicGs
In the Race For Attorney
General.

Louisville, KY, Aug IL. Formtr
Congressman John X. Hendrick, of
Paducah, who is in the city, an
nounces positively that he is in the
race for the Democratic nomination
for Attorney General. He says he
will avoid any factions and will
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-16

Mayor Barth, of Louisville, has
decided that drinks may be served
with regular meals, but he explains
that a sandwich will not be consid-
cred a meal. And thus, after seven
weeks, the lid has been lifted in
Louisville.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-16

Mr.. BRYAN will not stay long in
America, but will start in Novem-
Der for tour of New Zealand and
Australia, to take up ten weeks. He
is now in France and will arrive at
New York Aug. 80.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-16

Nine Diss de Barr, the London
confidence woman who defrauded
people by alleged occult powers, has
served out her term and been re-
leased. She has prison record on
this side also.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-16

Ollie James is still undecided about
running for Governor. The i'm
preston is growing stronger every
day that Ollie has already waited too
long TO announce his intentions.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-16

Both candidates for Senator will
open their campaigns in this district
next Saturday, Senator McCreary at
Henderson and Gov. Beckham at
Madisonville.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-16

The two negroes who murdered
N Broughton al Barbourvile are
on lrial this week and their convic-
ton is certain.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-16

Judge Gordon has called special
term of the Hopkins circuit court for
next Monday to Try the alleged as
sailant Of Miss Fugate, Joe Quisen-
berry.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-16

Chas. A. TowEe on Tuesday, Father
Coffey on Wednesday and DR.. Gun
saulus today are the big guns" at
the Owensboro Chautauqua this
week.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-16

More than 10000 members Of the
Fratelnal Order of Eagles have
reached Milwaukee to attend the
national convention. The order has
a membership of 100000.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-16
AUGUST Is, 1906.
Democratic Ticket.
FOR CONGRESS,
A. o. STANLEY,
OF HENDERSON.

Senator Geo. w. Hickman, of
Calhoun, was reported slightly bet
ter yesterday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-16

Don Jose NJ Bringos, a Mexican
northumberland. offers SIS, 600, 900
to be cured of leprosy.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-08-16

Mayfeld is agi;ating the question
of anuexing suburban territory that
would Increase the population to
5000 and put the city in the third
niace
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-11
ALL ABOARD FOR TEXAS.

You have doubtless seen our ads in
several recent issues of the local pap,
eTS In regard to the lands we are offer
ing for sale in Sherman and Hansford
Counties, Texas. Tuesday, the 10th,
is the date Of our next excursion. We
have the promise OF several parties tC
accompany US, and we would like to
have all who are interested in making
a good investment or desire cheal
homes, TO get ready and go with US.
In order to be ready 1t is best to begin
now to make your arrangements. We
are very sure it will pay you to go and
see this country; II you do not like Ii
you will not have to buy, II you donot
buy you will be out little money and
time.
The opportunity to buy cheap land.
such as is being offered there, will moi
last long. With the immense number
OF investors and home-Seekers now 60
ing to that country and the readiness
with which they are taking hold OF
these lands, we cannot expect prices
to remain where they are. We re-
Gently received a letter from a CORES.
pendent who had just returned from a
"trip there, in which he says: SIT Is
indeed no trouble to sell land there,
the trouble is beating the other fellow
to IL. Hundreds Of buyers were Ia the
field and thousands Of acres were
Sold"
AS We have previously stated, nearly
all the land in Sherman and Hausford
counties is comparatively level, having
sufficient slope for drainage, the soil is
rich black or chocolate loan, good sub
soil. All that is not in cultivation is
covered with prairie sod Of buffalo
grass. Wheat, rye, barley, oats, mil
let alfalfa, mil0-maze, sorghum, In
dian corn and vegetables Of all kinds
yield abundantly. Wheat yields from
Is to IS bushels per acre, oats from 40
to go bushels, barley from IS to SO
bushels, Kafilr corn from So to 60
milo maze from IS to 60 bushels per
acre.
Live stock of all kinds does well and
is proving very profitable. Water is
IN great abundance and OF the best
Railroad facilities are good. Towns
are being built rapidly all over the
coautry, every town has good schools
HhN ShdiShCos lbd HuCoblOu VI UuI u
very short time when plenty Of schools
and churches will be built In every
neighborhood. The country is deyei-
oping rapidly and the time Is neal at
hand when prices will be far beyond
what they are nov. We are offering
land in tracts Of leo, 800 and GAO acres
or more at from 50 to $40 per acre
We would say finally that IL you
want a chance at these lands at such
prices do not delay, but get ready and
go with us on the 10th. We believe IL
will pay you to go. II you wish to go
come in and see us before hand so that
we can arrange for tickets, etc.
You can get a round trip ticket from
Mexico, NO., 10 Texhoma, Texas, good
Tor Il days, with st0p-over privileges,
for sl4 80.
Don't forget the date, Tuesday, the
d3-wl.tf HOPKINS s. EDMoNDs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-11
FOUR SIMPLE
RULES
Follow Them and Health, Happiness
and Prosperity Will be Yours.

II one would be healthy, happy and
prosperous follow these four simple
rules. a. Keep the bowels open
every DAY. (2) Chew your food slow
ly and thoroughly. (3) Avoid indi-
gestible foods. a. II there are any
symptoms of stomach troubles, take
Mi-o-na hefore each meal until cured
No matter bow many years you
may have suffered with stomach trou-
bles or how worried by sleeplessness,
nervousness, loss OF appetite, furred
tongue, specks before the eyes, head
aches, backaches, weakness and debil.
ity, Indigestion or other ills that are
caused by a weak stomach, you can
be cured by the faithful use Of Nj O.
ma
Mi-o.na is not a fanciful expert
ment, IL is not a patent medicine, il
is not a cure all. 1t is a scientific
remedy recommended but for one
trouble weakness OF the digestive
organs. 1t is a permanent cure, and is
sold Ky Woodbridge s. Pury under a
guarantee that It costs nothing unless
II does all that is claimed for it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-11

1t is announced Miss Madge Potts,
daughter OF Hon Joseph A. Potts, OF
this city, and Mr.. Ralph Green a pro
minent young business man, Of San
Antonio Texas, will be married some
time in February.
Miss Potts is achaming girl of many
accomplishments and one Of the most
popular young woman of this city.
Mr.. Green is not personally known
here, but is Of high social standing in
Texas and worthy Of the estimable
young lady Of bis choice.
The LEDGER joins a host Of warm
friends In extending cordial congra-
~tulations in advance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green will reside in
San Antonio Texas where Mr.. Potts
has his winter home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-11

The Washington Post gave more
than three columns In Its issue Of the
9th to Congressman Champ Clark's
great speech in the House of Repre-
sentatives the previous afternoon
Mr.. Clark's speech was the most nota-
ble'of this session, and the greatest OF
his career up to this time. After Mr..
Clark had spoken for an hour, the
House voted him unlimited time. The
Republicans brought their four
heaviest guns to bear on him-Payne,
Hepburn, G~rosyenor and Dalzell TAX
ing turns trying to disconcert or cor
ner the big Missourian, but he stood
his ground in the open forum, in front
of the entire House, a portion so open
to attack from all sides that on
ly the boldest debater would dare
take it, and hurled the assaults from
front and TANKS so readily that he
forced applause even from his oppon-
ents. Mr.. Clark was never in such
form as OF this occasion, and he showed
himself to be the natural leader OF
his party in Congress. A brief portion
of Mr.. Clark's speech appeared in Sat
urday's LEDGER. We are sorry we
can't publish it in full.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-11
WOMEN AS CHURCH STEWARDS
Macon No. Minister Advises Choice
Of Two for Board.

MACON, No, Jan. THE Revernd
Irwin T. LeBaron, the new pastor Of
the Christian Church here startled
his congregation this morning by an
nouncing he was going 10 ask the mem.
oers Of the church at the meeting next
week to vote for two women to serve
with the Board OF church Stewards
1t is a common thing here for women
70 act in or to direct charity work Of
the church, but this will be the first
time they have been asked to assist in
the government OF Church affairs.
IL have great confidence 10 the intu-
tive good sense and fairness OF women
said Mr.Le Baron, land with two en-
ergetic members Of the sex on the
board we will have an efficient governor
70 control any cratic conduct Of the
men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-11
Hatohett VS. Ohicag

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s. Alton BY Co 80.
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Ry Co g
o. Lewis NJ Smith VS. Chicago ="
Alton Ry Co
e5 Xenla P Sturgeon ct al VS. NJ L
Bell ,,,,I
g6 VIM d Mason VS. Thos ) o"ll'
Of Ell Gregory VS. r B Hassler
sIxrEENrH DAY-THURsDAY, FEB l.
es FIJI Mitchell vs. Chicago \ Al
ton Ry Co
90 r CCarter VS. Wabash Ry Co
100 u Blck VS. ION motion 10
ouasb) Estate Of W P Carter
lOl VIM Frlsby ct al VS. St Louis
Transit Co
lo2 ] f Burnett VS. Robt Randle ct
al
1903 Arch j Middleton ct al VS. Or
phie French ct al
SEVENTEENTH DAY-FRIDAf, FEB. :
iO5 John Rodgers VS. Richard Wof'
sham
lO6 Mary Paris VS. W E Cornett
1O7 W II Triplett VS. W A Edmon-
stOn
Jos &c Bassford vs. VIM E West
100 wv Adams vs. l. w Roberts
10 Mary C Cunard VS. appeal Pro-
bate Court Estate of Aaron Cunard
Ill Thos Roden VS. Anna Helm ct
al
EIGHTEENTH DAY-sATURDAY, JAN. 3.
liz Alma G Duncan VS. W L Orig
Ter ct al
113 Joseph H Moss VS. Mutual Re-
serve Life ms Co
ia Liborius Ahrens VS. Mutual Re-
serve Life ms Co
lis Julia B Barney VS. Geo W Bar
ney
1l6 Robt Grange ct al VS. Farber
Bank
III Mary L Gllp'n VS. James W
Gilpin
1l7i f d Everett, Appellant VS. R
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NINETEENTH DAY-MoNDAY, FEB. 5.
lis State of Missouri VS. burglary
and larceny Gee Helon
1l9 State Of Missouri VS. forgery
Herman Sanford
12U State Of Missouri VS. FGibSon
12l State Of Missouri VS. Rollie Ross
122 State of Missouri VS. Charles
Watts, Appellant
TWENTIETH DAY-TUEsDAY, FEB. 8.
1923 State OF Missouri VS. Frank
Clark
124 State of Missouri VS. Gotlieb
Veneer, Appellant
1875 State Of Missouri VS. Ben Steel
1876 State OF Missouri VS. Note Cros-
by
l27 State OF Missouri vs. John Rod
gers, Appellant
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-11
MISSOURI FARMERS
FLOCK TO COLUMBIA
FARMERS WEEK" AT AGRTCUL-
TURAL COLLEGE BEGINS
TUESDAY AND C0ETIN-
UEs TO FRIDAY.
WINDS UP WITH A BANQUET.
Everything Relating to Corn Culture
and Raising of Livestock Win
Be Discussed-Kansars
to Hold Meetings
at Topeka.

COLUMBIA, Mo, Jan. S.A-Fiual ar
rangements have been completed for
Farmers Week at the Agricultural
College here from January 9 to IL
During this time the third annua
meeting of the Missouri Corn Growers
Association and the ninth annual
meeting Of the Improved Livestock
Breeders Association will be held I'M
der the auspices OF the state board OF
agriculture.
The first day, Tuesday, January o,
will be devoted to the State Corn
Growers Association, Practically
every subject relating to corn improve
ment will be discussed by the conven-
ton. Prizes amounting to more than
$500 will be competed for in the corn
show.
During the last four years Missouri
has produced more corn per acre, ac-
cording to the official report of the
United States department Of agricul-
ture, than any other state except one
The corn show and convention aim to
teach the Missouri farmer how still
further to improve the quality and in
crease the yield Of bis corn crop.
Corn judging, cultivation, the use OF
fertilizers,corn breeding and selection,
seed testing, kiln drying, corn quality
and other like subjects will be consid-
cred.
On Wednesday, January 10, special
attention will be given to the subject
of soil improvement. Men Of national
reputation have a place on the pro
gram for this day, which will be one of
the most important days of the week.
Thursday and Friday, Jan. IL and
II, will be devoted to the business Of
the Livestock Breeders Association
on Thursday evening a banquet
will be rendered the delegates and
speakers in the agricultural college.
The greatest attendance is the his
tory OF either association is expected.
Railroads have granted a reduced rate
of one and one-third fare from points
Ia Missouri to Columbia and return.
These tickets will be sold on January
s, Q and 10, and will be good until Jan
nary Il.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-11

AFTER a thorough discussion Of
each, the following things were done
by the State Teachers Association:
~ Appointed communities to inves-
tigate the assessment Of property and
sources Of school revenues. ~ Re-
quested the State Superintendent to
make special investigation of teachers
salaries and report to the association.
.(3l Advocated longer tenure of posi-
tions for teachers, especially for super
intendents Of city and town schools.
H) Asked that agriculture be made a
requirement for any grade Of teachers
certificate. t5l Commended the CON-
pulsory attendance law but asked for
amendments to make 1t more difficult
Of evasion. t6l Recommended large
appropriations and liberal policies
tward the new Normal schools at
Springfield and Maryville.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-11
STOCK AND FARM NOTES.

j. ]. Walker and Harte McGowen,
OF lea Maple Grove, delivered cattle
to ThoS Mcbride, Of Ccntralla Satur-
day.
Lon Vance, of Maple Grove, sold a
bunch Of good hogs to John Gritton
recently at Sc.
Charles Martin, a Bean Greek far
mer sold a span OF mules l6 hands high
to Theodore Hitz, Of Laddonia, recent
ly for $3.50.
]. T. Swift, of Bean Creek, deliver
ed hogs to F. A. Sannebeck, the
butcher this week at s4.75 per cwt.
Noah Sacre, north of town, made the
top-notch horse deal Of the day, Mon
day, in Fulton, selling Lee brothers,
of Mexico, a coal black riding and
driving horse for s240. The animal
was a rangy fellow, high-headed and
stylish, and in disposition wa clasSed
as lady-broke. Mr.. Sacre makes a bust
ness Of handling good ones Fulton
Gazette.
A II Harrison shipped a load of fine
hogs to st. Louis market Friday.
II E Biggs, of AuxvaSSe, is winter
ing 8 tip-t0p mule colts and wants to
buy some like them, He was here
Monday, and told of someone wanting
to buy his tail end mules, and says
he told the fellow there was no tail end
to them; comparing the case to a
darkey be once saw eating a good
water melon, with a plckaninny stand
Ing by, asking for the rind. "There
Amt no rlnd to this melon" said the
darkey, tits all good."-Fulton Ca
John Morris, of near Long Branch,
has purchased a farm, south of town
and will take possession 10 the spring.
He Berrey, a Long Branch stock.
man, bought 1866 bushels Of corn Of
Burdet Bros, also Of Long Branch
neighborhood, for 35c per bushel.
VIM. Mundy purchased two young
heifers of Joseph Waltz, for 2sc and
one at Sc.
George Vanlandlngham, a we'll
known Audrain farmer, has purchased
what is known as the Louie Bozarth
farm, northwest Of Mexico, and will
take possession in the spring.
James Baker, of Long Branch, sold
2 loads Of 1850 lb. steers teers to Lewis
and johnson, last week at 4lc.
Joseph Pitcher, living northwest OF
town, sold 10 hogs to G C Curtripbt|
for February delivery at ste.
Fontain & McGinnls, living near
Thompson, delivered about nineteen
hundred barrels Of corn to parties near
there this fall and winter. II was
raised on l60 acres one mile northeast
Thompson. The greater part was
sold to Burks Bros, Of Centralla, and
shipped to Union City, Tenn. The
sold for 35c.
James Chapman, Of near Skinner.
has leased for another year the 500.
acre farm on which he now lives. This
is the ninth year Mr.. Chapman has
farmed on this piece of ground, which,
speaks well for him, not only as al
tenant who keeps a farm In good con-.
dillon, but as a successful farmer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-11
EXCELSIOR SOCIETY NOTES.


The duties OF the society for the
first Saturday In the new year were
very much above the average
Among those having the best read
lngs we're; Misses Ricketts,, Reighley
Berrey, WoolerY and Mr.. Rigg.
The essays were much better. Miss
Holmes gave an interesting essay on
1.-THE Heroes Of the School," our good
teachers being the mentioned heroes.
Mr.. Hanger had a good composition
on 1.-THE Missouri Mule"-the four.
footed ones.
Other good ESSAYS were .readered
by Mr.. Johnston, Miss Hardlne and
Miss Woods.
The best Rotations we're by Misses
Mason, Jackson, Keiser, Matheny and
MI. Sannebeck.
We were favored by an grafton from
Mr.. Piper and a solo by Miss Ligia
Bolts, both of which were very much
enioyed,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-11
A LETTER FROM OREGON.
John Young Formerly of Audrain
County is Awarded Silver Medal
at Lewis aud Clark EXPOSE
tion-Is Pleased With
the Country.

To the Editor of the Ledger.
INDIFFERENCE, OREGON, Jan. g.
/ guess you and your readers would
like to to know how everything is get
ting along away out in Oregon. Christ
mas came In like lamb and New Years
the same;the weather seems like sum-
mer time, chrysanthemums aslarge as
a saucer and all colors. Cabbage,
radIshes and onions stand In the gar
dens and growing right along. Grapes
still hang on the vine good as ever,
apples also; while in California now
they have a foot OF snow, The peo-
pie of Oregon have just learned that
Oregon is a natural English walnut
state, thousands Of acres are being set
out. We have one neighbor who has
one orchard of seventy acres and is
setting fifty acres more;they bear well
and are well filed.
Some sections OF Oregon you will
travel for miles and every thing is
nothing but Italian prune orchards
every way you look At this season
OF the year it is one continual roar Of
dynamite, blowing up stumps, some
OF the blast almost knock you down;
many OF the stumps are eight and ten
feet through This is river bottom
land and they clear it up to put in
hops and it costs about 500 per acr
to clear 1t up. Last year this gave a
clear profit $500 to $500 per acre this
year it was less than one third.
We have three Of the largest hop
yards In the world here. They have
stores, saloons, electric lights, bakerys,
butcher shops and a dance hall where
eight hundred couples can dance at
once and it took 1900 people
TO pick the hops In this vicinity.
We live about forty miles from the
ocean and of a clear still day you can
hear the ocean waves roar.
l see by your paper Mr., Morris, Of
Modesto, is telling some large fish
stories, | used to chase antelopes all
around that town and IL Mr.. Morris
and brother Bently will go TO
Kalamo, Washington, February, when
the smelts start up the river, they
a catch more fish with their hats,
with a rock In 1t fastened on the end
OF a pole, In one half hour than they
would catch In the San joaquin river
in a month; this is an actual fact, peo-
pie go there from all parts Of the coun-
ty, even little school children will
fasten a basket on a pole and go right
after them, some put wooden hoops
inside Of d sack; in fact they use all
manner OF ways 1t is nothing unusual
to e a salmon here that weighs IS
pounds, they haul them out In the fall
of the year and peddle them over the
country.
By the way, will say | received a
silver medal on wheat, and my broth
er Eph, received one on hops at the
Lewis and Clark Fair. My brother
has bought over 1000 barrels Of hops
this year, he buys for Klaber, Wolf s.
Meter, and beside has 30. 900 pounds
OF his own.
| want to hurry this letter through
before w have a cold spell. My best
wishes to all the good old Missourians.
We have many Of them here and the
Oregonians say they call tell them in
stantlY as they won't wash in a wash
pan. Yours,
JOHN YOUNG.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-11

REPRESENTATIVE DRUEERT, OF
Montgomery county, is a candidate
for the State Senate from his district.
Judge Thomas f. Murray, Of Galloway
county, is not going to be a candidate,
and Mr.. Drunert's friends In Gala
way claim that he will be the choice
Of the Democrats In the "Kingdom y
Galloway and Montgomery will .nomi.
nate. Judge Murray, who had been
prominently mentioned for the State
Senate positively declines to run, and
bis friends are anxious for him TO en-
ter the race for County Clerk Of Gala
way county. Judge Murray was coun.
ty Judge Of galloway and made a
splendid officer, and is thoroughly
acquainted with the duties OF county
clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-11
HANDSOME PRESENT.
Pine Set Of Up-to-Date Chinaware
to be Given by the Ledger
For Six Weekly Sub
scribers.

The Mexico LEDGER will give a fine
set Of up todate chinaware, consist
Ing OF th%irty-one pieces to any one Sc
curing six new weekly subscribers.
The china is Of good quality, prettlly
decorated and gold trimmed. ThI
handsome present can be easily OBJ
tained. Call at the LEDGER ofice and
see the china for yourself.
dwtf r. N. WHITE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-11
Roberts-Hinde.

Miss Kathryn Hinde, of this city,
and Mr.. Isom Roberts, Of Oklahoma,
will be united in marriage at the
home Of the bride elects parents on
east Boliver street at four O'Clock
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Hinde is a daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. II. X. Hlnde and is a woman Of
character and refinement. She is
quite talented in art, having made "a
special study oil painting and china
decorating, and has done a number OF
paintings that have attracted consid-
cradle attention.
Mr.. Roberts was formerly a resident
of this county and has a host OF warm
friends here who join the LEDGER in
congratulating him upon bis good
fortune in getting such an estimable
woman as his wife.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-11
EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.
A HAP of Audrain County and the
Weekly Ledger for $3.50.

The management of the LEDGER is
prepared to continue to offer the Next
co LEDGER Map of Audrain County
for sale at 81 and as an lnducement to
new subscribers or renewals to the
LEDGER, the map will be sold for the
nominal sum of fifty cents.
The Mexico LEDGER is one dollar
a year when paid in advance. The
Mexico LEDGER from now until
Jan. ], 1907, and the Mexico LEDGER
Map OF Audrain county for M dollar
and fifty cents.
The Mexico LEDGER Map Of Au-
drain county is complete in Y
particular and was formerly sold for
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