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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
SKINNER ITEMS.

Corrosnondenoe NJ the Iedper.
SKTNNrR. Aup. 22.-Judpe II. Il.
spurllne visited his father In Ran
dolnh county week before last, after
which he Joined his wife over in
Roope who 10 visiting relatives.
Mrs Hugh Eisele is visiting rela.
t,ves AZ her old home in Illinois.
Sorry To lose Joe Ouinlan from our
m,dst INIT wish him success in his new
business in Mexico, the Jefferson Res
taurant
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Owens and lit.
tie son. Roscoe. of Lesta, Kansas, we're
recent quests Of A. Bruce and family.
Mrs. Owens is a sister Of Mrs. Bruce.
Miss Epla Edwards. of Centralia, is
here visiting her uncle. Henry T.
snprling and family.
Rorn to wife of @. @. Threlkeld re.
centlv a son
Harry and Nora Candy visited rel
atives near BENTON CITY recently.
Misses Millers. of Benton City, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. @. A.
| Candy and family.
AT ]. A. Prater's sale Friday things
brought low prices.
]. A. Prater has traded his farm of
80 acres for a livery stable in Milan,
Sullivan county. Sorry to lose MI.
prater and family from our midss.
We understand Elmer Chapman and
wife will leave here next Tuesday
week to improve and settle his claim
in northeast Colorado. Sorry to lose
| these excellent young people from our
midst but hope their new place Of
abode will prove a good one and that
they will be c~ontented and happy.
Milton Householder sold an excel
lent pair OF three-year-old mules to
Lee Green Saturday for 1915.
John Blum has shaved off his mus
tache and looks awful cute now. John
thinks Hobson Is not in the deal.
Ernest Berry died early Saturday
morning, August 18th of pneumonia.
He had been an invalid for the past
two years. from paralysis, the result
w IN@
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her friends she has already commenced
her school near Columbia. Miss Craw-
ford is making q success as a teacher.
Parties here who recently visited
friends near Bachelor, Galloway
county say the people down there have
had abundance of rain and crops are
splendid.
Mr.. Lawder the purchaser OF the
French Shoop farm is drilling for
water he is now down about 100 feet
and after getting down 10 feet he has
worked solid rock and is not through
it yet. When the nelghbors gathered te
see the progress made they found indi-
cation OF gas near the surface OF the
ground.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
SANTA FEE ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
SANTA FE, August % Mrs. K. q.
Peak and children came home from
Arkansas, Thursday.
Misses Margaret Drake and Lulu
Heckart left Friday to visit the form
er's cousin, Miss Oleta Mccain, near
Rowena.
Elmer Carlton entertained at a lawn
party Thursday night.
Cleveland Wilson and sister Miss
Mary returned home from Frankfort
Thursday.
Miss Bessie Dull visited Misses
Stella and Altye Beemon near Stroth-
er last week.
Santa Fe was we'll represented at
the circus at Paris Wednesday.
Miss Josleen Thompson entertain
ed at a lawn party Monday night.
Mrs. @. f. Dull and children came
home from Paris Monday.
N. A. Dull and wife, Of Paris, visit
ed relatives here last week.
Misses Beulah and Blanche Painter
visited Joe Norman and family at Far
Der last week.
Miss Ida Henderson Is visiting her
brother VIM, Henderson and familya at
Hannibal.
Misses Alma Camplin, Leta Wallace
and Fay Bates attended a lawn party
at Tom Shearer's Tuesday night near
Strother.
Misses Alice and Virgie Holman WIS.,
tied Pike county relatives last week
Mrs. George Peak improving very
fast.
Virgil Bates, wife and baby came
Sunday to spend a few weeks with j.
B. Bates and family.
Randolph Dennis aud family and
sister-in-law, Miss Bessie James, OF
Stoutsville, visited Perry Davis and
family week.
Miss Ruth Howerton left Monday
to visit her brother at New Bloom
field.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
CHAMP ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Booth visited his
sister Mrs. Burke, of Bowling Green
a couple Of days last week and attend
ed the Fair.
Mr.. Fred Roberts and family left
Tuesday for st. Louis where they
will make their home.
Mr.. Cad Crockett and several Others
left Tuesday for a prospecting town
In Texas.
Mr.. Albert Kempson who was quite
sick last week is better.
Mr.. VIM. Settle and family Of neal
Centralia spent Saturday evening and
Sunday with his father W. f. Settle
and family.
There will be services at Prairie
View Sunday instead of last Sunday
as was stated last week.
Several from this community have
been attending the Chautauqua.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
COUNTY NEWS.
ITEMS.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
DULY, Mo-, August q Oscar Lewis
bought IS barrels Of corn of Walker
Paulin for As cents per bushel.
Miss Edyth Lambert, who has been
in poor health for some time, went to
st. Louis Saturday accompanied by
her father and DR.. Winans, where
they placed her In care Of DR.. w. l..
Reed. Her many friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
A. W. Parsons, of New Florence, is
in our vicinity shaking hands with old
IF lends.
Mr.. A. II. Rigg, Of LaJunta, Colo,
is visiting Miss Edna Lambert this
week.
A few from this vicinity attended
the Chas. Hill sale last Monday.
Everything brought good prices.
Master frankie Morrall, who has
been quite sick, is some better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
DULY ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
RUSH HILL, Aug. Cove are reli-
ably informed that during a severe
electrical storm last Friday evening
Sam Calwen, four miles north OF VAN
dalia, had ten big fat steers killed by
lightning.
L w Roberts commences this morn
ing to erect another business house.
There isn't an empty house in Rush
Hill, either business house or residence
and we have daily applications to rent
property.
William Sims, who q year ago solo
out and moved to the dismal swamp:
Of northeastern Indiana, will return
to the old familiar play grounds oil
Rush Hill. he says crops are good
out there-better than here-but good
health is scarce. They all come back
Miss Cora Crawford, one Of Rusf
Hnl's most worthy young ladies, write
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
LARGE CROWD IN ATTENDANCE
FINAL AFTERNOON = sENA-
TOR T0wNE TALKS TO IN
TEREsTED MULTITUDE
WILL HAVE Big SHOW NEXT YEAR.
Manager Stokes Talks at Evening
Session on Movement to Make
Assembly Permanent-Hearty
Support Should be Accorded
by All.

The final day of the Chautauqua
dawned bright and warm and the
crowds assembled early.
All consider the premature closing
of the Assembly unfortunate, but
the many features OF Fair week show
the move is undoubtedly a wise one.
Mr.. Stokes wishes to give Mexico such
an entertainment next year and to
realize this 1t would be necessary for
the citizens to accord him heartier
support than they did the past week.
His talk Monday night was along this
line and there is little doubt, since all
who have attended are cognizant of
its benefits, that all the assistance
possible will be given him in the future
In the morning the kindergarten
and Boys Club gave their closing ex-
ercises demonstrated the results Of
what efficient training will do.
Senator Towne was the speaker In
the afternoon and the canvass audi
torium was crowded with interested
listeners.
Mr.. TONNES theme was "Self-Gov-
eminent" 1t was a mastery review
of governments and parties-the open
ing of the door to good citizenship, 1t
was an address calculated to open the
eyes of blind partizans-to make the
elector cast his ballot controlled by
reason rather than by passion-to
awaken patriotism and make every
man a man and not a machine to do
the bidding of Others without lntelli-
gent Investigation.
When seen Sunday by a LEDGER
representative and asked what effect
Bryan's reception in New York City
would have on the politics Of the EN-
pire State, he said:
Though New York has many such
gatherings, l believe that Bryan's
great reception will tend to make the
city and state Democratic at the next
election. Every state and every city
Of consequence will have a representa-
tive present, and though a few may
attend out Of curiosity, the majority
will be there to voice the universal re-
gard in which this great Democrat Ii
held.
II sincerely believe that his speech
in New York is the axis upon which
the situation depends, and Wilt II any
thing, turn IL Democratic"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
JUST WEST OF PoST-oFFICE.

five of his get; spring colts, 1906-B.R.
Middleton, first, Alex Carter second.
Special premium by Alex Carter for
the get of "Rex Carter" best colt
either sex foal of 1906, A. P. Merritt,
Montgomery County first; A. P. John
son, Mexico, second.
Special by B. r. Middleton. Best
colt by ''Ortiz Rose" o. f. Clark,
first; ]. R. Shocks, second; G. Cole,
| third.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
The officers, directors and stock
holders Of the fair are:
Oficers - George, Lee, President;
B. R. Middleton, Vice.P President;
A. d jackson, Treasurer; E. II. Car
ter, secretary; w. Il. Weir, Asst. Sec.
rotary.
Directors - George Lee, Willard
Potts, B. r. Middleton, G. W. Lewis,
M. R. Wise, James Hamilton, Horace
Mundy, J. W. Smith, J. l. Adcock,
W. E Sims, j. A. Mcintyre,
srOCKHOLDERs-MEXICo.
J | Adcock, w K Weir, w W john
son, Chas Householder, Jack Hamil-
ton, James Hamilton, ] w Smith,
Horace Mundy, w e Sims, r r Buck
ner, W J Bolts, Chas Lewis, Joe T
Potts, A d Jackson, J B Woolery, M
r Wise, George Lee, w d Lee, Will
lard Potts, W f Atkinson, W l. Har-
per, Lakenan g. Barnes, Middleton s.
Morris, ] A Mcintyre, e II Carter.
The premiums are designated BY a
ribbon, blue meaning first and red
second premium, etc.
The officers Of the association will
wear the following badges: The
President a blue rosette; the directors
a red rosette; the Treasurer a green
rosette: the Secretary a white rosette;
the chief marshal a blue sash; the as
slstant marshal a red sash and the po-
lice a star on left breast.
DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS.
The heads Of the different depart
ments, SO far as is known at present
are:
Supt. Floral Hall-P NJ Morris.
} Supt. Agricultural Hall-N Barnes
Supt. Sheep, Cattle and Hogs-Hor
ace Mundy.
Supt. Horses aud Racing-G Lee.
Supt. Mules an Jacks-R r Bucknel
and James Hamilton.
Ticket sellers-R r Arnold, Jr, anc
A II Whitney.
Field Marshall G Ford.
:, Chief Of Police-J 2 Sanford.
Gateman-Robert Lockridge and 5
M. Rice.
+, Exit Gate-Jas. Saunders.
Field Gate-Mr. Burgess and Croc
; ket Woolery.
Concessions. A. Mcintyre ant
q Willard Potts,
4 Judges appointed by j. B. Woolerl
william Lee, James Hamilton, anc
]. W. Smith.
Quarter Stretch gateman-Jame'
1 Marshall.
8 Night Oficer-James Lemp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

List OF letters remaining In the Pos
Office at Mexico, Mo-, for the weel
ending Aug. %, 1906, which II NO
called for in thirty days will be sen
to the dead letter Office at Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters in thi
list will please say advertised"
Carter, Miss OBJ Carson, Miss M L
Chance, Ellen Grant, w w
Graves, M Grass, OR
Huber Otha Harris, A e
Homles, Miss e Hicks, Arthur ID
Hazelwood, Mrs r
Lillard Mrs Tom Mosehead, John
Oberle, Martin Parker, Hazel
Pembertan, CS Robertson, John
Roberts, Frank SelevYn,
Shinderman, M M Thomas, EB
Thompson, ] R Penney, Jerry
Mcfarland, Jim McNatt, CT
Mcfarland, J R
GEO. II. KUNKEL
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

Louine, the IA months old daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Clark, died Friday
afternoon. The funeral was Saturday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock from the home,
Rev.A w. Kokendoffer conducting the
services. The LEDGER extends SIM
cerest sympathies.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

The Chillicothe Mo- Normal Com
mercial, shorthand and Telegraphy
College will open its 10th year Sep Atm
with a larger attendance than eVer be-
fore. Write Allen Moore, C~hillicothe'
NO., for free catalogue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

j. @. Cuddy vs.. North Missouri
Trust Co. On ceatified check.
J. B. Botkin VS.. W. L. Reynolds.
On contract.
W. f. White VS.. W. j. GRANNY.
Ejectment.
Martha P. Anderson VS.. o. & A
Railroad Co. Damages.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
brakes Talk No. (14.)

What do you want? / have 1t.
Are you looking for a square dealf
| have 1t!
City property, suburban property
farm property! Loans to suit you
Fire, life, liability and accident in
surance. CHAs. II, DRAKE,
dI.w1 The Land Man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
TUESDAYS EVENTS IN SPEED AND
SHOW RINGS.

1lAN gHhR =
Running I mile and repeat-Her-
man won, Mission second, and Sallie
Patch, third; Nellie Cas-, Lita Lee
Ready and Stella also ran. Time-o2'
52t.
MULES.
Best pair horse mules, any age, %
wagon 90 First, Cant & Consolne'
Thompson; End, E N Hamilton, Mexico
Best mule, 3 and over-Flrst, san
Harrison, Auxvasse; Ind, Cant q
Consldine.
Rest mule, 2 and under 3-First, Joe
ConsIdine, Thompson; second ) A
Owens, Oentralia'
Rest mule l and under First q
Hamilton, Auxvasse; End; Joe Consi-
dine.
Rest mule under | year old-blrsti
Womack Bros Galloway county; Zno'
Robert Powell, Mexico,
CATTLE (sHoRTHoRN
Rest cow, two and over, tirst Jas
Fecht, Mexico; Peck Bros Mexico
second. ,u-.,.
Cow,one and under two, first BurruS
Columbia; same second. -
Bull, two and over, first ). +
Emmons, Mexico; Fl. ii. sturgeon
Vandalia, second. ~,
Bull,one and under two Burrus' oOi
umbia first. p,-x,s
Rull. under one year, first, BurruS
In. L. phillips, Mexico, second
SADDLE HORSES,
Mare. three and under four-R' Il
Grabam, Columbia, first; Harry Kuoey
Mare two and under three-Ton
Ross. first; J.. p. Powell, second.
Mare. q and under t"o-haiPl
mean, first; Jas. Peacock Calla"a
county, second. ,ppo.sl
Mare under n year Old Powell
: first. o. F. Clark, second.
Sweepstakes, special offered oy g =
IT. parrish and Thos. Dunn ols'
Iouis~Best horse mare or gelaln.
three and under four-Tom Bass ms
nnuIap s Coontz, Fulton secon'
phelps s Briggs, Arms'rOne' "'
Rest coach stallion any age, Ma
tInsburg Coach Horse ASH har''"
burg, Mo, iirst. aiding. an
Finest horse mare or geiu D.
lace, Tom Bass, first fieio D'O'
Best harness stallion any age, .S !
Luke, Perry, Mo-, first j. N n''O"''
Wellsvllle, second. ,.u,on ar
Best saddle or harness s'ai''O" -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

Having decided to emove back easV
/ wish to dispose Of my stock
Of goods and lease OF building
An opportunity for some person VINO
wishes to locate In Mexico. VIII give
possession any time
DINsMoRE's 5 AND 10 CENT sroTE'
First door south Of First Natlonal
Bank,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

J.. E. Moore and wife, of Mexico, are
the guests Of their daughter, Mrs
Edgar Wiles, Of Dayton, Ohio. MI
and Mrs. Moore have been visiting ID
different parts Of Virginia since last
Santauhar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

County School Commissioner 8. Q
Davis announces that the regulf
teachers examination will be held (
the North Side Public School bull.
ing August "a and %.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

We have the Racine, the Parry and
Studebaker vehicles, all of which are
first class. 1t will be we'll worth yonr
while to get u prices before you buy.
diwlt FERRIS s. CAUTHoRN'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
Mr.. Earnest Berry Dead.

Mr.. Earnest Berry, aged 35 years, OF
Youngs Greek, died Friday evening
The funeral will be Sunday from the
church at Long Branch, The deceas-
ed leaves a wife, daughter and a son
beside many heart broken friends.
The LEDGER extends sincerest SYM
nathV
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

Prof. George Hardin, Of Columbia,
Mo-, and Miss Lizzie Gatson, n Of
the teachers in the public school at
Vandalia, were married in Vandalia
Friday by Rev. Partee Of the Baptist
church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

Private school opens September IL.
Regular course or special work, book
keeping, teachers review, plano and
voice. Best testimonials and refer
ences. 23-3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

Stop in and see our line OF line
vehicles, while you are here attending
the Fair. They will please you in
every way. wilt
EuRRTS e. OAuTuoR n
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Wimsatt-H eWberger

Frank Wlmsatt, conductor on the
Chicago & Alton main line with head
quarters in this city and Miss Kathryn
Hewberger, of Roadhouse, Illinois,
we're united in marriage in this city
at Q O'Clock Saturday evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

Lease of business Location and stock
Of goods for sale; owner wishes to 20
back east.
DINsMoRE's 8 and 10 CENT STORE
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

Conductor Milo Keys, of the G. "a.
South Branch is confined at his home
by illness. Conductor Etna Williams
has charge Of Mr.. Keys train during
bis Illness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
SUCCESS On FAIR
IS ASSURED.
BY THE IMMENSE CROWD I'M
ATTENDANCE AT THE OPEN.
ING AND BY THE EXCEL.
LENT PROGRAMME AND
DIsPLAYs-BIG FIRST
DAY ATTEND
ANCE.
AN ESPECIALLY GOOD RACING
PROGRAMME TODAY.
Boxes Are All Well Filled and Are
Excellent View Points : Every
Part Of the Track Can be Seen
From Them-Floral Hall
Displays VIII be Com.
plete To-Day.

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~ When the races were
EkW\xA called Tuesday after
MaNQMnoon at 2 o'clock an
@Ik.Eiimmense crowd was
lN MaHIeagerly waiting for the
HNNESMcontest to begin. 1t
SN was horse racing they
up were looking for and
they were certainly not disappointed,
for few better horses never lined up for
the word In Missouri than the start
ers In yesterday speed ring.
1t was the biggest irst.day crowd
ever on the Fair Ground, the grand
stand being well filled, the boxes near
ly all occupied, and hundreds Of peo-
pie congregated down in front and
along the fence. Everybody was
out for a time" and notwith-
standing the thermometer indicated
intense heat, this vas moth
ing as compared with the fervor Of
warmth displayed by the big crowd
over the red.hot races going on the
track.
The Floral hall exhibits were not
all in place yesterday, but will be by
this afternoon, and there were many
Of them.
To.day's programme is specially
good, In both the show and speed
rings and another big day is expected
Tuesdays show rings displayed some
OF the finest live stock in Missouri
and was OF much interest to the crowd
IN THE BOXES.
The boxes, for comfort and a good
view point are decidedly popular. Each
is fitted with six chairs and from them
every foot Of the track a be seen.
Boxes 3 and A were occupied Tuesday
by NJ. L. Jones and wife and ]. T.
johnson and family.
Miss Bernice Silverstein and guest,
Miss Menelshon, and Mr.. 81 Phillip
we're In box five.
Box 6 was occupied by W. j. Po-
rawskl and wife and Miss Annie Kem-
per.
In box 7, Mr. and Mrs W Il West
entertained Misses Nina Pearson, Ma
mie Dix and Mr. George Harvey.
Mrs r V Montague and Mr. and Mrs
Cortez Edmonston were the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs w L Harper In box 10.
The Morris box, number s, was oc'
cupled by Mrs Geo A Morris, Mrs
Ready, Miss Blossom Morris, of st,
Louis, and ] G wilkins and wife.
Boxes 8 and 10 were occupied by {
+ Clark aud wife and Mrs John Field
and the Misses French.
W Z Weir and wife and ] l Adcock'
and DIR and Mrs W R Rodes, Mrs N r
Rodes, ] A Potts and daughter Miss
Mary, were in boxes Is and IT; box Il
was occupied Mrs ] W Lee and Mis-
Dora Sturber, OF Kansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

Miss Laura Hanley is home from a
visit in St Louis, her brother Ed, ac-
eompanied her home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

Barney Hooton has returned to hI
home at Vandalla, after a pleasas
visit to his brother; Bob Hooton, nea
this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

See u fine china display. We are
giving away a piece with each $40 pur-
chase free Of charge.
THRELKELD & O'BRIEN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

We will pay you IA cents for eggs
and 20 cents for butter.
THRELKELD s. O'BRIEN,
West Side SQUARE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

B. b. Tureman, of Kansas City is
spending a month at the Alamo Hotel
AZ Colorado Springs, Colo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

Your moneys worth or your money
back, small profits and quick sales is
our motto.
THRELKELD & O'BRIEN,
West Side Square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

The Chillicothe Normal, CONNER
clal, shorthand and T~elegraphy COL
lege has just closed the biggest and
best year In Its history.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

DR.. r. T.Gibbs,o OF Mexico, is a mem
berlof the reception committee to re-
ceive Bryan In ST. Louis September
nth
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

Mrs. S. NJ. Rennolds and daughter,
Miss Helen, Of Fayette, are the guests
OF ". L. Rennolds and family, OF this
city. They will remain until after
the fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

Miss Gertrude Rosenthal, Of st.
Louis, is the guest of Miss Gertrude
rEo,vta
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

We want your business. Phone AIS.
West side square.
THRELKELp s. OlBRIEN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

We have Equity in st. Louis Flats
TO exchange for Audrain County farms
and pay caoh difference.
+. ]. DAMS & Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

start a savings account with US to-
day and you will never regret it.
NORTH Missouri TRUST Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

F. NJ. Shell, OF M~exico,is going to at
tend the Bryan meeting in New York,
August 20.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

Norman J .oolman, OF Colman's Rur-
al World, is attending the fair and has
some fine horses here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

Miss Blanche Walker, Of St. Louis,
ia spepding the week in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE:

No. /. 6 room frame dwelling large
lot, fronts on paved street. Price
$500.
No. 2. room dwelling, hall good
barn and other Outbuildings, good cis-
tern, cellar, fruit; 6 lots. Price $500.
No. 3. 4 room dwelling, good barn
and other outbuildlngs; lots 9Oxl2O,
Price s1,65O.
No. 4. s room dwelling, lot s0x21O,
on paved street. Price $1,000.
No. 5. 5 room dwelling, basement,
attic and outbuildlngs; one lot; this
property is a bargain. Price $3.50.
No. 8. room dwellingi lot: good
cistern. Price $1,000.
No. I. room, story and half frame
dwelling, cellar, closets, 2 good els
terms; 2 lots, 190x12o; a fine piece Of
property. Price 5000.
No. s. 4room dwelling, 2 lots and
outbuildings; near school house
Price $1,000.
No. 10. s lots, 4 room dwelling
plenty Of fruit, living well, 1 cistern
If you want to buy, I
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
DrakeI Drakel Drake! Drakel

We have some good Arkansas land
t, exchange for Audrain County farms
and pay cash difference. DIST, wat
II. j., DAMS Il Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

Good spring wagon for sale cheap
for cash. Call on W. W. Jackman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

Miss Edna armstrong, Of Perry, is
vis,tinp Miss Alice Brooks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

A.. M. Trimble Buys Tucker Hotel
Building.
The Tucker Hotel building which
was reported, in Mondays LEDGER to
have been sold was bought by A. M.
Trlmble for $4,000.
This is a good piece Of business prop
erty, centrally located and win prove
a good investment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

Mrs. Louis Doss, Of Texas, is the
ouest Of her parents in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

interest paid on all deposits at the
North Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

Drake! Drakel Drakel Drake!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

Real estate loans made OF reasonable
terms.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

prakel Drakel Drakel Drake!
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Read brakes talk No. (l4.)

Born to Chauncy Shaw and wife,
August II, a son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

barn and other outbuildings. Price
$3.50.
No. IL. room dwelling, l lot, out
buildings, 2 blocks from square. Price
81, $50,
No. IL. 9 room dwelling, | lot,
blocks from square. This property is
modern. Price So 800
No. Is. 4 room dwelling, l corner
lot, barn, good cistern. Price $1,000.
No, IA. 0 room, 2 story dwelling,
all modern improvements, on paved
street, lot Sox270; barn and other out
buildings. Price $4,000.
No. is. 6 room 2 story, basement,
all modern In every way. Price $1,000.
No. 16. 8 room l story frame dwell
ing, corner lot, mordern. Price $3.50.
Nc. II. room, l story frame dwell
ing, all modern; large lot Price So, 100.
No. IS. G room dwelling, large lot
barn and other outbuildings. Price
5000.
No. 10. Groom dwelling, all modern
bath, furnace, everything to make a
fine home; basement, 4 blocks from
square, fine barn. Price $3.50.