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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, ID. O.,
washington D. c., Feb II, f906.-Sealed pro-
posals VIII he received at this Office untn 12
O'clock noon March !. 1906, to construct coal and
ash pockets of concrete and steel at the sewerage
pumping station Washington. ID. G. Specihcat lions
and forms OF proposal may be obtained at this
once The right is reserved to reject any and all
bids or parts OF bids HENRY b. f. MACFAR-
LAND. HENRY L. WEST, JOHN BlDpI.E, Com
mlssioners, d. g. fell 81, eSu
PROPOSALS WILL. BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts, Navy Depart
ment Washington. ID. c., until 10 o'clock an,
thereafter to furnish at the navy yard. etc.
Washington. u. O., quantity OF naval supplies
as Follows: Sch. 366: Cocoa mats, ebonte, mica
ssrdware. brass rod. bar steel, asbestos board
rubber aprons asphalt steel tubes.-Sch. $685.
Medals etc-Seh. 500: Blank and press copy books,
nixon's pencils Slssons letter files. miscellaneous
stationery Applications for proposals should des-
ignate the schedules desired by number. Blank
Proposals. will be furnished upon application TO the
bureau II. II. b. HARRIS, Paymaster General
r. n, fe9-1aw-2t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR FXCHANGE-ON l4TH STREET, ON ONE
OF THE MOST ACTIVE BUSINESS SQUARES.
A NEARLY NEW 3-STORY BUILDING, WHICH
CAN BE REM0DELED FOR 81 600 AND WILL
LEASE AT $500 YEAR. TRADE Al &c, 500 COR
SMALL HOUSES OR LOTS. A SPLENLND
SPECULATION. LARGE TRUST, 5Se. LONG
TINE on THIS PROPERTY.
1t MOORE HILL dnc.i, III 14th st. NV
FOR EXCHANGED BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
i4th St, for handsome house Conn. ave- or
near Conn. ave. bet. ST. and Dupont Circle
feI5-iSt EARLY & HAMPTON, 615 i4th ST. NV
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOll SAIE-BUSINESS PROPERTY On 9TH ST.
NV. near @ St: 90 ia feet front
TYLER RUTHERFORD ftnc.I.
felO-3$s 1907 = ST. NV.
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR sALE--sPIESDiD RESIDENCE NEAR THE
Highlands Columbia road: IL rooms modem
baths: steam heat; KITCHEN On MAIN FLootti
TO be absolutely sold at 1880.
WILLIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL, Cos & sos 18TH
if .
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THE FfOLMHURST

After extensive alterations, presents an entirely
new hotel. Situated In the most central and yet
most select section, Pennsylvan close to the
ocean. Capacity 300. The very latest and every
high-class hotel appointment. Private baths, run
ming water rooms. spacious porches, amusement
halls. elevator to street, etc Booklet and spring
terms upon request. HENRY DARNElL.
eli
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s1525 r NV .2ar, IN. sta saoe
f119a p NV. 13r, 2b, M. 500
1873 Riggs pl, Or. h. .70.pG
Oil 18th NV ,35r oh. q. 900
1908 18th NV. Tor. b. 20
I1s6 Q NV, Tor. b. 100
lilo 2d se. Or. h leo
1911 Q NV, ar. b. 40. 90
i2e Md sv, 1ir. b. 80. 90
1871 18th NV Err hall3J no
1923 18th NV. lar. 2h,
annum ..+.......3 3. ONO
IL 10th NV, 1ar. 2b. mo 800
IS 18th. f2r. 81. mo. $50
1000 18th. lar, b. no. %
UNFURl
Cor 18th and Kenasaw
av. i2r. 2b. month. .9GC
1901 Mass sv NV, 31r.
sb. month. ........ $50
s1I 18th NV. s5r. On. 2se
1923 X NV. lar D. $50
1922 " Fl nv, Tor. b.s5. 90
1924 y II av, Tor b. ~ 90
Z apartment huuses, Ly-
decker -. bet. l3th&iirh
81 & bath. ...,. ~. so
N & bath. 30. 81
TYLER * RUTIIERF0
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FOR RENT-H0USES.
FURNISHED Or UNFURNIsHED.
FLOR RENT
FrH NYSHFn

SHED.
.e27 RIsr.1or. b, mo. 70. 60
e37 y NV. sr, b. mo IS 90
1903 o NV. i2r. b, mo. ]. 100
1915 y NV. lar. 2b,
sfsb Bile, mo. .125
i3- 2ist nv. Tor. b. .125
10 10th nv. 12r. b-.12S
IA 18th. Tor. b. near
lowe cir. fur. ......l1o
1921 Lincoln PIX. or. bloc
IL VI st. facing
circle; good busi-
ness proposition;
lGr., 2 baths. 40
iIsHED.
23G: 18th nv. 5000
si6 isihn W. l6r. 2ban1. 200
1888 10Th. 21r. 3D.. sta.2W
s0s Riggs pl. Or. b.. $500
Flats, 9th 4 II l av.3o. 50
III 9th NV, I2r, b. 80. 90
j5Ss 18th NV, Or. t..50.oc
g27 X l av, 3r. b. ..1s.0o
i14f q NV, 12r. b.. IS 90
ID 2lst NV. Tor. b.75.0C
Cor house, Washington
Heights, l2r. 3b. =. 200
I'd, Inc. 1907 F st. NV.
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HOTEL rlORTON,

Virginia ave. Beach, Atlantic City. n. ].
Open all the year. Fine table. Suites with private
bath. Handsomely refurnished. Perfect sanitary
arrangements Elevator TO all floors. Special rates
for winter. Capacity, $50.
Jail -15ot-1o Mrs. n. r. HAINEs Owner & Prop.
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FOR SALE-ST0RES.

FOR SALES FINE NEW BRICK STORES, SUIT
able for high-class business; splendidly located
on prominent NV business ST.; Will be sold sep
arately; only 5000: terms to suit purchasers
WuLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL, 603-605 18th.
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Tor RE.>T-ilOI sTH ST. NV: 3-SToRT AND
basement bay-wiudow brick. 10 rooms s40.50
per ne. Inquire at 300 Mass ave fci0-7t'
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FOR sALE-HoUsES.

FOR sAIE-So. % Il 81. MEM ST. Alloy
sus Parish; near new union sfAtion: squares
fiom GOVT printing ofics: 10 rooms and bath
No ga Spruce street n.w.-e rooms and bath.
IL es % ess as sstin for s. per
comfortable home.
Seat ony two 1s squares from 6ueont Gree
great bargain at $500; easy terms.
NEW JERSEY REALTY CONSTRUCTION co..
fe14-3t 1921 ST NV.
FOR SALE PRICE, $3.50; RENT. f28. So
Splendid brick house near 21st and n ats.
uw.; 6 rooms porcelain bath: Just occupied for
wnd,IGEs GIBBS DANIEL. COS sos 18th.
fe14-6t
FOR sALE-A HARLAN, FASHIONABLE NEIGH
borhood. vicinity 18th, y. II. are. and st..
splendid FROM and bath bk- on north side
ssY. It FRANK T RAM i5as Fa' cav ave.
FOR SALE COLONIAL HOME, WITH SIDE
yard and fine porehes; 2-story, cellar and garrett.
rooms. tiled bath and handsome and modern
throughout Located In beautiful section OF
the northwest. This is bargain. A. +. FOX
CO., ne. cor. f4th and n, Y. ave fel4-3t
ron SALE NO a2s 10TH ST NE, LOT 56x1l6;
good frame house to one side. renting for 20:
room for two houses on side; must be sold to
FOX Co, ne. cor i4th and 4. \. ave. fei4-st
FOR sM.E-NEAR 4TH AND Pa. AVE. Sc,
frame dwelling: rooms; lot lsx5o; 5ente. ed, to
81
wILLlGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. COS COS 18th.
fe1i-3t
FOR SALEs-A FEW DOORS FROM EAST GAPI-
toi ST, 2-story. bay window red brick: concrete
cellar; rooms and porcelain bath: one OF the
choicest locations the hill. bargain at
$500
For Siie-Southeast home. 9Th and Pa
ave-: 2IstCry press brick: 6 rooms and modern
bath; concrete cellar: furnace heat; front and
rear entrances to cellar. A model home. onfJ
So, 100.
For Sale. or Exchauge-Mt. pleasant--A 3-story
brick; 10 rooms aud tiled BATH furnace neat
trust, $500 SCI Price. $4,000 VIII trade
equity for small house assume trust on d or o
room house NV. Capitol Hill
fe14-3t EDw p. SCHWARTZ. 624 ST. NV.
FOR SALE-SLa9 CASH BALANCE $50 MONTH
ly-Just completed. room and ba tn brick dwell
ing; hardwood finish, cabinet manteis; front and
back yards; porcelain sinks; large closets and
beautifully finished throughout: on T. st. ne,
convenient to Two car lines; S3.15e. Key at
Office.
II: r. HoWENSTEIN CO.. 1914 ST. NV.
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Hotel Chelsea
Strictly First-Class
Atlantic City, N. j.

500 Rooms 100 Private Sea Water Baths.
Greatest ocean frontage. Nearer the water and
least INSTRUCTED view OF any hotel on The At
lantic Coast. Golf Artesian Well. French Cuisine.
Cafe. Orchestra. Every known modern hotel ap-
pointment.
fol Gu, TIOMpSON & co
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- Go WI. LlNKINs.

FOR RENI-BG GEO. w. L1NklSS,
500 18Th 50. NV.
i7si NV. 12r Z 80 o0l 824 c av Sc Or b 81 80
$50 ne Tor. b. 40 seiis45 Kansas nv Tr. IS 90
2Ii4 II NV, i2r. b -. 50liiO4 80. Or w 80
800 : G av Sc Or, b 81 50i922 81 Me- Or. b. $3.50
R22 Sc sr. b27.50i Large studio. Offices. 1900
est
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FOR RENT-BS r.. o.
tate and Insurance Broke
1918 Conn ev.. 10000
1922 r ! av. 15r.2h 100. -
I'LL :. llr.........TS of
pS7 X NV, I1r. go rs
1871 DE Sales, 1lr.. 81. 0o
100 Mass av.5r apt IS 90
1922 Q. Tor. 49,. as. 90
FURNfSHE
LIST near r ne. fSr. 2b,
per amman. .....I. oW
! near 18th. 15r, Oh.
per anDun ........t..5n F
OFF
s0i c ne. dentist. -
Gal + NV ......lO.og
fe1i-tf. eSu
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES T. SHEA
n u ~

643 Louisiana ave NV.
I243-1245 10th ST. NV store and cellar. $500
TO3 & TO5 Sth ST. Sc, store 3r., heat; ca 5000
zoos 18th Il. NV, 10 rooms, bath. As 90
600 Q at n w rms tiled bath furnace 40 %
T03 & los sth St Sc. Oats, 6r b.. heat ea. $500
StG ad St NV rooms bath ............ 81. so
si2 NJ ST NV O rooms bath ............. so. 80
18th & Z NV, lower. upper rms. bath. %. 90
2is X St NV q rooms bath %. 90
1914 Fla. ave NV. rooms, bath ....... 90
1888 y. j. ave. NV, fat, rooms, BATH. loo
Cos ct. Sc, rooms bsth............. 1000
6s3 La ave. NV, entire "a floor ......... 20 20
6i0 + st. sw., 8 rooms bath............. 1T.50
224s 1ith ST. w, 5 rooms water.... 1880
1856 18th st. ne. -ooms, water.......... $50
Ridge rd.. Wesley Hts, d. O. Tor. b. pantry sta 10 90
1908 1ith ST. Sc, rooms. water. 800. 1890
e. La. ave. NV, entire 9Th floor. 1000
fstGu-u
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LADIES, a PERFEcT-FITTING PATTERN cur
To order, giving you ease, grace and beauty to
the form. Call NEW YORK PATTERN PAR
L0RS. 1920 NJ. fe12-tf
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HOFFMAN, REAL ES-
r. 10Th and + SITS. r.w.
1916 II NV. Tor. =. .45 90
1853 w. Sr. 40 00
l124 y II av. l1r. 40. &c
i"ef U. Sr. 37.S1
321 Mo av. 11r. 81. 90
$40 9Th sw. Sr. 80. 80
30S 18th NV. FTP. 80
ID HOUSES.
! 'oun Nv & VI. 11r. Oh. 300
Wyoming av. 1Sr, 2b. .l50
Riggs near nth. Sr.. 100
Nth, De Sales. LOT. =. IS
CES.
Atlantic Coast Line"
bldg. from $40 to S35
| fO3 18th NV 90
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FOR SALF-~WAREHOUSES.

FOR SALE-WAREHOUSE SITE NEAR NEW
freight station of b. e. o.: choice and cheap:
two fronts on improved streets and every Inch
available. W. h. TURPlN,
fe7 lot 1920 N. Y ave.
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For Sale-Seuthesst nome near 9Th and Pa
ave-: 2@stcry press brick: rooms and modern
bath; concrete cellar furnace heat front and
rear entrances cellar. A model home. Only
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FOR RENT-13l ADAMS ST NV. BLOOMING.
dae-A new two-story brick, eight rooms and
bath; back porches; large yards; reception hall,
pantry and convenient TO ears; keys at office.
II. r. HOWENSTEiN CO, 1914 + st. NV.
fpN
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FOR RENT-''THE CHARLES iii AND lib
14th St NV: desirable second floor flats of five
rooms and bath each; only $50 per month"; very
convenient and within easy walk of departments
and theaters; keys at office.
r. r. HOWENSrEIN CO.. 1874 f st. NV.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
(Salub folgt)

Die Glauen alter Ste
E nebmen, ipenn otefe i'm Stane
gebdlten perben. oft fonoerbare Jors
men an. Die &lauen tpa9fen Damn
ooppelt 10 lang pie BEL Sbieren, fpel6e
auf sic @eioe fpmmen, neil babel eine
4bnuBung Ger &lauen ftattfinbet.
Our9 Die iiberaGbige 2Gnse miro
a5er Der Gubere Srusrano balb na6
reGts, baI0 na9 linfs seoriidt, uno
Die s3eben tpadien iibereinanber ooer
rerfimmern. Solhe &lauen miifen
besbalb geidnitten tperben, oamit lie
tire normale Sorm .pieoer erbalten.
Gin griinoli6es 8eftrei9en nit mari
mem Oel ooer 6ett bpr Dem 8ef4neis
BEN ma6t fie pefher, uno lie lahen
fif alsoann better b~eidneioen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03
NATURES WARNING.
Mexico People Must Recognize and
Heed It

Kidney Ills come quietly mysteri-
ously,
But nature alwas warns you through
the urine.
Notice the kidney secretions-
See IL the color is UNHEALTHY
II there are settings and sediment,
Passages TO frequent scanty, pain
fHI.
It's time then to use Doans Kidney
Pills
To ward Of Bright's disease or dia-
beteS
Deans has done great work in
Mexico.
John Umstead, carpenter, Of Depot
street says: "Fur twenty years / have
been subject to attacks Of backache,
some Of them very severe. When at
their height trouble with the kidney
secretions existed, leaving no doubt
10 my mind but that my kidneys were
over excited or weakened. / cannot
tell how many different remedies 1
took or how many make5shifts / en-
ployed, but / do know that Deans
kidney Pills. procured at Buckner &
Whitneys drug store have given me
relief and in q shorter time than any
medicine / ever used. / honestly
think II Doan's Kidney Pills we're
universally known baekache and kid.
neY complaint would cease to exist. "
For sale By all dealeR Price 50
seab FOster-kilbum Co, Buffalo,
n. r sole agents for the United
States Remember the nsne-Doans
and take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

To ne Editor q ne Ledger
BEsTos CITY, May I've rDder-
stand the report has been circulated
that Paul P~oggenpohl, night operator
a. Benton CITY, my husband, and my
sslf we're sound asleep the night Ben
ton CITY Dept burned. We we're
awake and reading. We discovered
the IRE before It had burned . place
more than three feet square; but The
building being old and the freight
room saturated With cal oil. went 50
quickly We we're unable 70 save any
thing but tickets. money orders and
money from cash drsseu The IRE is
supposed 70 hare originated from
sparks from No I, east bond pzszen-
ger The depot sss burned 70 The
gr0u1d bali an hour after the train
passed Respectfully,
Hrs. PAUL PossEzroHL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

DrEzxs one Eeks flns NeEseShnS
msss npsdExisa f1-zs1. FIften
bsaeks q paved Streets usrs esutraes-
% FER ssses was r1Ase1 10 a khoe
fsseDrg srEzzgszDeun ssrs made for
ssss Esos pss1e sSbool bsilcins;
TIE cs1traGs ~ns hes fs a Dss fss
sngias bgzsK . Sssess sweeper szI
arasssa p1rehasedi TIE new Chicago a
Aita1 aepos nns oseue1s several cen,
irasssfsx busAatns ans impoverished
paFate property we're made Qsite 1
Bsmbes " proninens citlzens wh4
.ere IBgDpes 70 be dead, woksu ~ sns
cane 10 the fro1t nOBy along IN
line u pabaic spirit and progress
MeEsce Is al Eigbt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

10 10 Mon6zg zsxnizg E83E59
had s@en EEacnse6 ssS the saSe fss-
ssy TIE saazs1s q Toe ssasss hzs
hsen xzsrxn9eed TIA psz tkepssR
oasEhon ~ 70 TIE Brown Sire Ca1-
TINS Ooa.pary vas oGa1sd By Nxysx
x D Grzhxz that NsI1ss lad ri
aA u ~ rssusrezeot& TIE eoz-
a1y pEslpssy rspshec the9 so1H
hzre . c0zzitsee here Wednesday
u psktbae and 1ss later ih1- Rraazg-
A sscsDssas oszzittse heaesc By
MsTw Grakaz Esgun se sPyzns@d
70 bok after TIE representatives, q
ne BrDEn SIZE Cozpsay ska they
rsseA NsEscs ssd see ih1s thsy are
prspesIy e~1sertztsed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

John H0tsOn. Of this county. ship.
ped e bead head q 20 pound bogs
70 Isl. Louis Monday that sold at s6.H
Linernan & FennewaId, of this
county. marketed s. head Of zzs-p5und
hogs At 81. Louis Monday that topped
the market.
Earl Cunningham, . well knoxn
feeder and shipper q Audrain county
here today with ; Load Of hogs Of
his y raising and feeding. the Y
head averaging 90 pounds and selling
Il the top q The market, 1856. He
also had 10 % bellefs Of zss poands
average that brought sf.-Natlonzl
Live stoeE Reporter, 81 Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

Mn r. z yanSesss age g. yezrz.
u JOoeshurg. No., died At her home
Saturday night Of heart failure. Mrs
YanSess was The mother OF r. P
yznSez Of this city. aud her death
E2s = great surprise " Der friends and
relatives. she being comparatively
veil a. the time A husband and
three children survive. Mrs yz1Eess
was q member Of The Methodist
Church.
Toe LEDGER joins the friends d
the family 10 extending sympathy.
The funeral Ezs Monday and con-
conducted by Rev. Esyes, 81 Jones.
burg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

TxDEg lie hez1zag IL Eepast
cans are EzstasS. tie EanzS5nG MAJ
ggzrna1 e~aiserziIg Ezgx TEs Repu@
Lean psess. fsx the pgrpaae q h1ng.
.hE3r ogz 5iEc9sfdek ID EgTszE - ar
zy TIE D~ez1sezztS vbospTE1& Cav
Fok fx Joe uSz1Eztsa1 and CHER
f~sFurfse2 axzEnst can Uag-sn 0thH
wor1s cETsce tie De10rzs party L.
s1 EzzTi1g fssstrA Tnzt Mtz& is
. thing & t5s Pzst GoEer1E Pax
Ia . fztr eszfez xsn n TIE c9sFs1-
tao1. 40 Re xun n tie Y1k He
ogz2 na hzEs 40 a TIE pills Elte
CIT tie szppart 6 Ds1oe-zN Ebs o2-
pss6 hsz f0r she n0mizzske1 4
Ezite1 prfg EO6 taEk q hIZ ThA
icing admitted where B there >
chance sxzqazrress Csz1zfnly G0E-
Folk ard TIA ssppxtes f0r the p0n-
lzztfon have ns cause " fe<l otherwise
thA1 kan5iF tgsxr1 the De1azztx
Nho west - TIE pos zad suppTed
the tsekes sfth0gta Esrztch Tfsoss
pbe have read 6gEern0r Folks nag
niseenf speech delivered II TIE prax
laa1qzss ~ Ezuszs Ctr eznns4 BE De-
eeiged n % his p0ssssoz- He spoke
far democratic s1ccezs c tie pollE
yuseph W. Po1kha Democrz-be zzs
bsrna DkmDsEzt- zza Eep1bikcans
need n1t expect z1Ye8Ef0gt FROM bin
Ia hak 1ppuAntzbests be las sfzswn bis
hagnem b. n4king then withDgt ask
Ing whetheE tkeg mere Reed men, or
HAYES Een, Or Folk nsens the Dniy
tests peing bpnesty and cDup<teneY.
IL 10 ngt comforting, Ct course. fU
Repgbliezas 70 realize that there vii
E 10 .FeihSE Telegram tokesp Dem
Ocracts sEzy from he polls tits tsil
They are going 70 vote. MOI onlF that,
scores q Republicans xso Do not be
lisye 10 Standard OIL and Insurance
gratis are going 70 Tgte with them
Republicans who Do not believe 10 10.
peculzr brand d RspsblLczuizn repre-
sented b. Mr. SesdFinghz1s win eth
e. vote tie Democratic t5cket Or n0l
vote st AL. Tbssx Fesyuse facts that
the RepUbiiean boses mast Iookggazre
~ 10 TIE face The sczreesos q Anti
Folk and Polk Democrats h % iongel
doing baAlnes in Nissan exeept in
the Imagination of e-gsTap0ndenti
% TIE GIoAs Democrat zsd = fen Re
p~abaiezn sditon. TIE Democrats d
Missouri are staD5ing IL Sid phzizna
with mott brszk In the lice. And
they viii hght Hn6er Governor Rolk
Is TIE leader d the forces
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03
Adninistrator's Notiee

Notice Is hereby given that letters
o. Administration upon the estate III
u. D. Gray. deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned, by The
Probate Court OF Audrain County,
bearing date April 18th, 1905.
Al persons having claims agains,
said @tate are required 70 eThIbIt
tnem Tor allowances 10 the under.
signed administrator within one
year after the date OF said letters q,
tnef may Be preclnded from any bene,
nt OF said esate, and n such claims h.
not exhibited within two Years from
the time Of the Publication al thiS
notice, they viii be forever barred.
Roy FERRIS,
III Adminfstntor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

The BsewB She Conp1ny psOps,
sbo were IN Mexico today. were very
maen pleased with NeEtco and the
prspasss sites TIE gnestion a
TIE bssztion u TIE She factory vii
be seftasd witbin . week. NeAsrL.
sehuesaer and Banch. u The Brown
Caaapzny. have rsnaai0ed 10 MsriOl
10 look lnto The aaesti0n Of 2bOr.
Fbsa the Co1apaDY Is natis6ed that
MeEtco can farnish the labor the fac
pory va be heated here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

TIE Mexico LKDsEE "a charged
s1fh A1IEau Mantlng some al
clfion4I improvements for Mexico
which gill cot money That d
correct Tie LEDsEE all the time
FzutS nors and better inpr0venentA
All improvements cost noney. All
improvements are god inFestnentS
TIE LEDoEE wants HeTieO 70 become
acify. zno Is always IN favor u invest
lng Dooey 10 that cIrscti0s, and il
essr rszsT 70 Do Its part 10 the way
q w0rk znd cash
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

Notice IS hereby given that letter,
testamentary upon the STATE n,
ID Ferris deceased, have hasn
granted 70 the undersigned, by the
PROBATE Court Of Audrain county, Mo,
bearing cate April 2lst, 1905
Al persons having claims against
Ald estate are required 10 exhIbit
them lor allowances 70 the undersign.
e1 executor within one YEA
after the date Of said letters, or thev
MAJ BE preciuded from any bepeft ~
aid estate, and II such clalms H. NJ,
exhibited within two years from ne
time OF the publication on this notice
tneY VII Be forever barred.
Roy fKRRIA
Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

10 meeting VA ever he'd in Ms
sour u the sane size that gathered
ln the Mexics Cart House Saturday
night that cDntained more public
spirited citizens or liberal givers
towards progress. Mexie0's reputa-
tIon for pash and patriotism hzs been
zaslntziDed and that's worth ali the
s8rk and maneJ which has been ezlle3
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

JUsr as soon a. the IDEA prevailed
That Merico "a going 70 have q
BrpEn shoe factory other factories
we're snxious 10 locate 10 Mexico
MEXICO Is the ideal point for indus
tries Of ever kind that depend On
pluck, patriotism and push. MsKio
isfbe best tozn o. issize 10 the world
and will be . city just ~ Don a. the
Brown sboe factory locates
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

William Kemper has purchased from
the TomlinsOn helm, the building now
occupied b. The Crown Laundry Com
pany. and one in which the Variety
Store Is housed. Consideration, sl0,-
100.
Both Of these buildings are on
Washington street and are desirable
pieces Of business property. They viii
be remodeled sometime next fall, the
fronts changed and modern fixtures
Installed. Mr.. Kemper knows the
value Of Mexico property and thinks
Il a safe investment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

THE rzising o. $4,000 By yublk
spirited citizens Of MEXICO inside oi
thirtyAix bOurs N1tbout any crga1i-
zstion SHOWS clearly TIE kind Of eiti-
9 se have Ma town 10 the word
q is sire has more public spirit o.
puck than MsrIco, and that Il what
bgings results.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

Wx KEzFEE has hazgbt the two
T0mlInson balIdtngs On tie sest side
|Of the square. and sIIl likely rebuild
them sith handsome treats hr.
Remper knows there Is 10 better IN
Fesfm<ns than Mexico real estate
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

TINE retarn Of President Z H.Jesse
o. TIE U~niversity Of the State Of Mis-
soars, from = trip abroad was celebrat
Cd II Columbia BY . reception tend
erred By the board Of cuFzton, faculty
and stadentE The occasion was 3
: noet delightful me.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

President JoHE ". MILLION. Of
Hardin College n one OF the meat
effective takers Ia MEXICO. The shoe
factory meetings developed quite .
number Of orators. a well IS workefs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

Word has reached this city that the
Of J. ID. Inflow in Oakland,
California, was damaged BY the earth
quake, but the family escaped injury.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

A sH0E fzCtoFy employs intelligent
labor. No better Class q peypls can
be found - make > city than these
employed in the BF0~n Company shoe
factories
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

In does seem 10 the LKDoKE as
though arrangements could BE made
% that MeEico would have regular
stocksales day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

Hos. Z S Hall has announced thaG
be wlll not be 3 candidate for State
Superintendent Of Schools aad III. A.
Cas- VIII Be nominated b. accisma-
fson
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

DoE'r forget the Elks Ministries 10.
night TIE proceeds o. this enter
t1innent 20 20 the California suffer
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

TnE Cbieago 4 Alton has ~sirty-forr
msn co 10 payroll IN Mexico. Mexico
Is fast baconinga railroad center