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Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

4rs. Green Dead.
hrs. Sarah z. Green an aged and
highly respected citizen Of Audrain
County died at hor home 6 miles south.
east of Mexico Saturday evening at
7;2o O'Clock, aftera lingering illness Of
several months, with stomach trouble.
The deceased was 90 years, Q months
and 5 days old.
Mrs. Green before her marriage was
Sarah lByrns. She was born in this
county Feb. Is, 1910. and spent the
most Of her life here.
She was married August IS, 1859 TO
Jas.f u. Green. To this union was
born eight children seven of whom
survive her. The children are Sallie
@. Atkins, vandaiia, Mrs. Ida J..
Watts, Mexico; James H., Spokane,
Washington, Walter r. Buffalo, wyo-
ming, Emma L. Of Audrain, and Ricb-
ard H. OF Mexico, and Geo. Aucraln.
The deceased united with the Pres
byterian church Of this city, In 1857,
and lived q constant Christian life,
ever ready to do q kind act or lend a
helping hand.
The funeral was held Monday morn
Ing at her home conducted by Rev. A..
A. Wallace after which the remains
we're laid to rest in the Byrus burying
grounds.
The Ledger extends dee pest sympa-
hty to the bereaved ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05
County News.
YOUNG GREEK.

" 0n14o
ID Pitcher and family aimed at VIM
Asbury's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Barnes visited @.
7. Schieffen and Il. @. Berry and
family recently.
Mrs. Boulware Is much improved
we are glad to state
Mrs. Lizzie Ellis received word that
her sister, In South Missouri, Mrs.
Milton Mansfield, was very III and not
expected live. She left At once for
that point.
Mrs. Henry Hurd, Of Dakota is Wis
iting relatives and friends in this sec
ton.
Mrs. Lon Carpenter's ,sister and two
nephews, form Illinois, are visiting her.
Union services at Oliyet, last
Thursday, a splendid sermon by Rev.
Taylor, OF Long Branch.
Mrs. Taylor Berry is spending . few
days at Miss Lizzie Ellis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

REFERRING to saloons and politi
clans the Chill licothe Constitution
editorially says. Some Of the more
innocent Of the temperance workers,
have been astonished at finding cham
plons OF the saloons IN places Of OIL
cial trust.
But this should not discourage the
anti-saloon worker. 1t should only
spur him on TO re-doubied efforts. II
should serve to show how necessary II
Is that such a communicating mflu-
ence should be uprooted and exter-
minated. IL has served 10 show
that the interests Of the people and
those Of the saloon are directly oppos-
ed II the politician wants to take the
side Of saloons, let him. But be needn't
be surprised n when the saloon goes
out, he soon follows.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

cen6asa % Hh BED BY Rscurrenss
Of Old Malady.

New YORK, Nos. M-Accordlng t0a
report recaeved to-nights former Pres
dent Grover Cleveland Is again ser
Ii01Ey III Il his home In Princeton. BE
b 2d to have suffered q Relapse Of the
intestinal trouble which affected bin
last J1He
The present attack. 1t b said, de.
vssoped ca THURSDAY last. and al
though sesereat Erst- Mr.. Cleveland
showed considerable Improvement o.
friday- Details Of bis condition could
not be learned at his home tonight.
Beyondsn adnizion that she szs
very III znd confined 70 his bed" no In
formztion wa given out
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05


The Elks memorial services Sunday
Afternoon we're largely attended.
Tribntes were paid 10 the following
departed brothers;
Bro, Daniel A, .McMillan. dledlMarch
LIST 1905.
Bro. Charles hin. died July sOth,
1905.
Ero. ORION r. Williams. died Feb
rusry 6tfb 1907.
Bro. Joseph E. johnson, died octo-
Der 10th, 1907.
The enlogy was pronounced BY Hon
John d. Orezr, and the address Of the
afternoon was delivered by John d,
Holmes, past Eralted Ruler, Of St
Louis.
Splendid music vas rendered by DR.
Griffin, Clarence Hopkins, Paul st
yrain and Logan Kidd.
A large gathering Of friends were II
attendance and the services were mosl
impressive.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05
SLEEPS FOR EIGHT DAYS.
Illinois Man 90 Years Old Sings
Hymns During Long slunbsr.

Nation, Ill.,, Dec. L. David Cooper,
one Of the Oldest residents of Douglas
County, went to sleep eight days ago
and Is still sleeping. All efforts Of his
relatives to rouse him for any length
OF time have been unsuccessful. The
afflicted man, who is ninety-two
years old, appears to suffer no pain,
and at times it is difficult to tell
whether life has left the body. Sun.
day be ~half-roused FOR q moment, and
after singing a hymn. asked for all bis
children, some OF whom have been
dead for thirty years.
Cooper settled near Tuscola sixty
years ago,an at one time was a.Meth-
odist Episcopal minister.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05
P~RoTRACTED MRRqn,
st Mexico Pre,byt.ri.a
Dec. sth-u Under prs.shl
Of Rev. p. q. wrisst

Rev. Frank H. Wright N
The Indian Evangelist .In \
series Of meetings at The P,s.s'
church, Sunday Dec. sth, N,
e an earnest and faithful vr,r|
Inc Word, a man Of pOssr /
splendid singer During ths n
and fall months be is enplus]
special missionary among Il, A
throughout the United sts.s
During the winter months
Is given to evangelistic usea,,l
churches. lie has Just hsld , n
In New York City, and ctnst 4
leo from a3 weeks service n
First Presbyterian church d \
Ga The people Of Mexico n
congratulated on securing Nj. \
All members OF the cougrsa,|
earnestly requested TO be plz|
the meeting "wednesday ia
make plans and perfect The 4
tions fol these services.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

Wsrr has been received IN this city
IA. Mis- Eyrts ConhS. daughter q
LII and kn David Combs. formerly
q hsrAco. now Of Kansas CITY Kan.
i % Be united 10 marriage Dec. B,g,
% Mr. Beft o. seodeId. also Of Kan
50 cty. Kansas. TIE welding which
vii be bed At the hume Of the bride,
wih Be quite ouss nth only . fes
friends and relatives present
Both Mr.. Seoseld and Miss Combs
make one Of Kansas City, Kansas moss
popular and beloved young couples.
The nanE friends here and in Kan
as Clty, Kans-, Join In extending co.,
CALCULATIONS 10 the happy young cOu-
pie and wish them 3 happy and pros.
porous life
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05
Yieh, Weeks short Course in Asri'
eul,urs Opens in Colombia Jsn1-
uary end. 1905.

rrery rear an opportunity Of ~
most priceless value Is offered 70 tne
.mlatIous young farmers Of evefy
county 10 Missouri by the state Cor
lere Of Agriculture. This Il tne
chance presented By the eight weeks
eonrse. beginning In January.to learn,
vim the help Of the best educaseo
specialists 10 the state, the funoa
mental principles Of stock-falsins.
dalrylng, fruit-arowing, soil and seed
selection. and veterinary surgery,
pyinclples which one can otherwise
acquire only after long ami costly ex-
psrIepce. Hon. II. J. Waters Dean
Of the College Of Agriculture and DE-
rector Of the Agricultural Expert
ment Station, said recently that the
farmer, Young or old, Who should
|take advantage OF this instruct
lion would IS q result save more every
month than the entire cost Of taking
the course. This cost need notexceeo
5000.
Give the farmer boy . chance. Ine
people though their representatives IN
the Legislature have built up q great
Agricultural College with magninceni
buildings, fine equipment and irst
class teachers This College is doine
great things toward promoting tns
cause Of Agriculture in Missouri. The
greatest single thing It Is doing Is II
making IT possible for young farmel
boys everywhere to receive the besl
possible instruction in the operations
OF the farm. Let the boys take 40
Vantage OF this gift and profit by It
They will be better farmers By far and
lthey will be better satisfied with star
ing on the farm. They will learn prac
tical lessons which they can irAmed'
lately turn to account and, above All
they will learn that their profession
that OF Agriculture, is the greatest o.
all and deserving Of as careful prepaia
ton as any ether.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

ne Mexce football team mere VIC
szrozs THURSDAY ID THAR zxzss Il ne
Academy grounds ant e1ch Ean b. 3
hsxEy score. he Ent szns PlaEed
z1s betsseu the Msxtca Hixh School
and Mohezly Hish School TIE former
winning b. ssors a 2 t5a Hoberiy
was N eASs sicttn fur Mexico ths
soczl team plsyinx thsir Usual gcod
zznA
Ths ssco1d game played hstween
ia Nc. q A. and Kirksvslls High
scnooa wzs equally u good q g1re
and TIE soore run up was = 70 G A
large crOxd greeted NE players which
asalwzys n f~nspErsit0n % any team
Moberly played bard ball cat NE 10
81 tsAn bad her oatcfssssd IN ever
mrticuikr. MEXICO has played stAr hall
ghis yesr. lOsing bat two games out Of
The eight they have played
To1eh Gowns were nxds By Jons
Dunap Ean.er and B0ttS Eiedsoe,
Hunfer and Jones made E0me long
runk varying fron fifteen % thirty
E
TN line Up was Is follows:
Dunlap lsfs half.
Hunter. rasht half.
B1ckner, fan
Jones quarter and capt
Biecsoe. right ED
Betts, left end
Tzylors sub end
Gibbs. lsft tzckeI.
Bzrth. right ssckel
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05
KANSAS CITY EDITOR
DIES OF. his WOUND.
Hirxm J. Groves OF the Post Sue
cumbs to Shot Fired by Gen.
Horne.

Kansas City, Dec, 2.-Hiram Jack.
son Groves, managing editor Of the
Kansas City Post died this morning
at $50, As . result Of . wound sustain
eda week ago Saturday, when be and
Q. d. Woodward, president Of the
Post Publishing Company, we're shot
b. Zen. r. Q. Horne, "a editorial writ
sf,sho had Just been discharged.
Gen. Horne was srrsigned on q
char &c Of assault with intent 10 kill,
and VA released en- bond. He left i'm
msdiately sfterward for bis home In
Marshall, No., where MIA wife and
family reside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

B. ii. HoRs, editorial writer Of the
Kansas City Post, shot o. D. Wood
ward, president OF the Post Company,
and h. ]. Groves, managing editor,
last saturday. Horn is out on bond
and Woodward and Groves win both
recover. Mr.. Horn, who had money
In the paper, claimed that the gentle
men be shot were "tryiDg to rob
him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

MORE than two-thirds OF the main
land Of the United States Is nov 'dry"
territory. IL appears there are a
large number OF citizens who believe
That light and water rentals can be
paid Tor, streets paved and other pub
nc improvements made without saloon
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

THE Mexico Ledger believes that
the Organization Of Hexicais merchant
along the lines Of bringing more trade
TO Mexico viii meet with most salts
factory results. Tealso heartily en-
dorse the idea Of keeping tab on the
chronic dezdbeats who VIII not work,
but manage TO live and prosper at the
expense Of those who do work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05
HaHee.

Notice 10 hereby given that the
North Missouri Trust Company. As
signes q Henry l. Miller viii On
December tn, 1897. Apply 70 the Cir
cult Court Of Audrzin County for It's
discharge Al said Assigne.
North Missouri Trust Company b.
J. c. Mandy.Secretary 33e
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05
Duty Sells Farm.

VIC. Duty, who has sold bis farm
out 2 miles northwest of Auxvasse,
will have . public sale Of stock, crop,
farming implements etc., on Tuesday
December 2. 1907. and will move to
Mexico, Mo-, to reside. Read bis ad
in this paper, and see sale bills print
Cd at tnis Office for full particulars.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

Nn1cA E21G 8
Nsxtsn Ma, November - issI.-
Dear sxr- In ysGr vzlu1has paper q
ree<zt oAfe, / have observed coa<dG-
saas dzzrzzzxo Il tie prnhfnt11n gus
taua, and yca have . nznnSr q times
sstsauxzy xzzerfea thai In the event
q ue sa0pe1oa q prnzbttion In tins
cts, tnsgs wu1h SIN - as1n1znt ~
vczue fr al city sxpe11itzs 70 CO
tinr< 70 ~zxks Nex1cs . CITY" tat
= - instance yss have I Observed
wEsrs pa have puarted CA any q
tneze sCurces q rexe11e-
Ihex s~ksrss1<e 70 crsw yuu atsen-
skan &C csrzzn f1csk Thsss fscn are
tzksn frun tks EAzt EnnuAl stxtslenf
maze b The Ctr q Mex3oo running
fruu yuly In, 1905 70 July lst 1871
Hpxsysr, hsSure putting down tie =
Turs2 ~ Enzt &c remembered that
Mexico ID o eIsF q the third class ttat
Il d o~uufro1lsd By ehxrtsr, n set b.
The Legislature for the control Of
cftsss Of tho third cixzS and % the
basis Of this legiElEtions We are Coz
truTlsd By TIA state constitution
II 10 provided BY section IL Of Ar
tiole 10 Of the oonstituton. thai taxes
for city and town purposes may Be
Levied On al subjects and ob3eets q
TAXATION, and the constitution further
proviaes s'but the valuation u pro
perty therefor shall nos exceed the
valuation Of the same property In such
town on city fof state and county pur-
peass." The sarns section continuing
further provides that SIN cities and
towns having less than ten thousand
and more than one thousand inhzoi-
tsnss, said rte lof tAxssi0n) shall not
exceed ffty cents % the hundred dor
lars valuation"
IL IL seen therefore that the vzlua-
tscn o. the property within the caty
for faxatinn eAnBna exeAed Ene r1ln.
alton made By the Cuunty ASSESSOR, %
taen vziustau for TAXATION In cities
Of TIE third class IL fred b. The
-.--, .u~w-.-.
- Vs,-
-
-
-~-
= poSer aa1la19 70 - -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05
straysd.

From my home last Wednesday
nights black and red eoIored Gov,
With white face and q crop horn. She
bad On web halter. Finder please cal at
watts and hcOovn Butcher Shop
dlvl Rob't MCGOWAN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05
Associated Charities Report for Nov

Associated Charities Report for Nov
ember.
Value Of garments received for dis
tribntion.a ten cent value is placed on
each second hand garment SIC 30
No Of calls made to poor. sick, bird,
strangers "a
No OF calls reed ia
No OF garments reed lss
No Of magazines. papers, book and
notes reed 135
NO Of miscellaneous articles reed 1
No refused transportation 2
No OF magazines, papers, book dIstrib-
uted ,za
Applications for work a
Jobs secured Of
No who desired to employ help 10.
No assisted with transportation
x- cripple
Noaided with provision and fuel 5
NO school books 8
~.oAto"in assisted with CLOTH
ing, literature, vehicles, and work Ia
various ways, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Gave.
>. ID. STOCKS, Mn. ]. B. Graham, Mrx.
Martin, Wallace bearing, Mr.. Gala
her, Mrs. James Atkinson, Mu
Schaid. Ma L. Lakeland, Mrs. :. n |
Robinson: Ma J. W. Plunkett, WIZ
ne Anderson, Leta Dixon. Bertha
Dew, hrs J. J. Steele. Miss Florence
lord, Ida Barker.
Johnny Dew, Lloyd GilpIn, Mn. olay-
ofook. hena Craig, Rena Cuuard, Mrs.
aliis Mason Reed, Florence ounard.
Miss stAllings, Mrs. Norris, Edwin By.
: 'hn John Beal. the Misses Jones.
hnA phillips and J. ". Rouse.
Thanksgiving offering at Union SER
We 70 Associated Charities ass "a
Ine compulsory attendance law f.
enforced, and the attendance A.
me fuoiie School has incrszssd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

TEE columns Of the Mexico Ledger
are open 70 arguments for and against
local option. Make your communica-
fions brief, void Of personalities and
apuse and sign your name ia full.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05
smallpox .. jefferson ciij

Jefferson City, Mo-, Deem.
The quarantine against =
lance Of resident visitors 10 -.
tentiarY because OF the eis i
smallpox In the city, was ""
tended to include all Vlsis
make calls there, and ~
from St Louis and Kansas W
Hall vas notified to-day tDs' !.
sixty cases Of the maladJ "
cIfx
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

l amt feeling right TO-DAY,
Something wrong | must a,;
Come TO think Of it,thit's NH
1 forgot M Rocky MounaIl
last night. G A. BuCkugI \
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

Evans Trimble after yisal
brother, Or. W. W Bolts, d |
mas returned to Westminster !
Fulton
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

Sam Morris and party OF Odd Fellows
attended . meeting OF the lodge in
Centralia Saturday night and had a
delightful time. Sam says be ismuch
obliged 70 Editor Rodemyre, Of the
Centralla Guard, for taking the en-
campment degreein his SANS place,
as be was not well. Sam says that the
editor got hls,n all right.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

IL Is deliciously palaaoi',
with the weakest stomach y,
the most soothing, healing,
enipg and curative clemens. i
you we'll and happy
Rocky Mountain Tea, % os1I
or Tablets. O. A. Bucsue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05
Montgomery County Farm !.

Montgomery County Farm ID
POS acres nice rolling paid
timber laid; 40 10 msadOs,
In cultivation, 5 fields, sIn|
horse high, hog tight, mule vn|
bull strong; 2 story house, !
barn 40x5o, corn crib, graneu
and implement house, double !
house, dry, frost proof cellsr, II
and up-to.date; living water !
opposite sides OF farm, weIs|
h )use and barn, pond 10 pHtr|
public road and free dellysi
r~oute;within four miles Of FOUL
on two railroads and two anl
towns. Many churches and sob
uation attractive. Two hOn|
haul so bushelso Of wheat TO sl1
pot. s55 an acre, sll,4i EASY
Come and see it.
Z. A. Thompson
Montgomery City, No
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

Quite a number Of Mexico people
attended stocksales 1t Fulton Monday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

Harry Cole left Monday nigh, for
San Antonio, Texas, for bis health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

Mn. James Coil, of Perry, Mo-, Is the
guest Of Mrs. P. II. Cullen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

J. T. johnson had two carload Of
cattle and aload OF hogs on the st.
Louis market this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

Miss Berntiee Gordon, Of Fulton, is
visiting Miss Lena woolery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

RANTED-To winter or tuy a
good milk COW. George Robertson
d1W1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05
FoR sALE.

CHICKENS FOR SALE
IS fine full blood Barred Plymouth
Rock Pulletts and Is Cockerels for
sale at reasonable prices.
ORLAEDoW oRRELL. Mexico, Mo
This stock won every premium for
Barred Plymouth hooks at the
MEXICO Fair this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

Bert Mcbride and Hope
who have been the guest OIL !.
Rlngo's have returned 70 We
Ter College. Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05
Gale Guthrie Is no better.

Mrs Fannie Hardin Talbot, after 3
visit with friends In Mexico, has re-
turned to her home in Denver.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

Lower Prices On Feed and Neal
At Pollock MN. Gall or telephone
y. dfwl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

Ask for Pollock's Daisy when you
need flour. d1wI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

Father Dempsey, formerlf 4
loo, now Of st, Louis, was IN
to-day, and his many friends 4
to know that he is prGpsE
happy. Father DempseT 81
splendid work In 81, Louis
The Ledger covers the 4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

Constipation, indigestion, aii,]
appetite and makes you wesa
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain 4
stores the appetite, drives as ~,
builds up the system. 80
or Tablets. O. A. BucEna'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

DAfU a. IE&MNA
We dezirs 70 isxtsnf cur Sincere
thsnkx 70 those Who 80 kindly visited
us and rendered their assistance and
synpsthy during the Illness and death
q cur beloved son, Frank.
Sincerely Yoars.
Mr.. and Mrs R T. Elliott
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05

a case OF desertlOn was rep
the Prosecuting Attorney. AZ
woman mad deserted her tnis
whose ages were II, n, and u
They were found in a Dali
condition, hungry and COD
mother waslrequired to tak'
them.
The poor, unfortunate ona
Poor Farm should
at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05
4 GIFT FROM
THE STATE

OFFERS AMBITIOUS
YOUNG FARMERS AN oRPoR
rUxrTY 70 LEARS PRIA-
CIPLEs OF SCIENTIFIC
AGRICULTURE DUR
IEa JANUARY
AND FEsRu.
AIRY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-05
Chunks Of Driftwood.

b Or Rsubss o DA
Mexico - ca TIE blink
Rssshe TIE psrishins and care for
the fzllEn
Mr. aad Ms Cgiswell and daughter
Miss Maud, were guests az Nh. and
Mrs. Frank WlllEamS Surday-
Ton O-Teoas is stan IN the State Of
Iowa making tsmpsrsnes speeches
He wiz be hack.
CoL GrnY Heck viii probably Be
Nexico,s next ROlice Judge. Col
HCnkss views ca this local option b1si
ness are about the proper cAper.
Bsastifal MexRos
Beautiful paved streets
Beautiful north side allsg.
Rexutifui-hnt say. listen Hos
xbous that water wagon war that 4
sweeping over the c0untrys Is II SCOT
70 sweep doxn On Mexico and saw
SOUS Of sinners from the brand Of ths
barninsz Let the good work 80 on
Let u pray.
N=sc< L.sson Leg Is back to Mex
loo from Kansas City 70 stay and vii
help make Mexico . city and vote tn
Prohibition ticket.
cari Sanford Is home from ChiczgI
ona visit. Carl likes Mexfco and Mex
10 likes Carl Hs sweetheart live
here and she's . peach
James Leroy KEY Is stepping arOuns
as gay a. = boz with bis first pair o
red-t0p boots. with brass toes isisi
Dor and tits the beam II 8 pounds
Leroy win probably name the younl
Democrat Reuben Dill Key-a splen
did name Thanks 70 Leroy for
mess OF boneless liver.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
TYPHOID NEAR CR0TON RESERVOIR.
CITY Authorities Taking Precautions to Keep
Germs from Water Supply.

There Is a case OF typhoid IN Mount kisco IN
Main street and the house is on brook which
leads to the Croton Reservoir. The patient Is Al
bert Graham fourteen months old. He was taken
with the disease about ten days ago and the village
authorities at once surrounded the place with every
safeguard possible The cesspool was filled with
dsinfectants and the clothing of the infant funl-
gated. II is not believed there nor In this city
that the germs will find their way into the water
slpplv Health officials Informed the city and local
authorities seem to be satisfied with the precau-
tiuns taken.
waiting the selection OF a disposal plant site by
this city and its authorities before beginning
the building of its own sewerage plant
There was a report Yesterday OF typhoid at
Katonah, but when DIR. Carpenter. the health offl-
Ger there. communicated with. he denied that
there were any cases In the village, and he said
furthermore that there were no cases in the whole
township Of New Bedford in which Katonah the
Grass River Dam works and other sections in the
Croton watershed are and where infection ex-
ID last snring and late Mintcr.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
transactions IN REALTY.

.,,t1 l. Rvrue have sold for Andrew quinn 10
AI',lN t,rthv No 210l 81 ave. a three story
it,i,,,, on q lot 25xlo0 feet
- ayy has sold for the Stuart Realty COM
-, - Henry J. Monsees No. lHS Prospect ave. a
a. s,orx, double hathouse. on "A lot FNiH feet
~ II BocsscncCker has sold No. rs East
r,fIh 81 a five story hathouSe. on lot 2oxl"ll
feet :, - ,--- ,r..,.,-
" 22s West 2Gth st. three story dwelling house
on a lot q 3x9S9 feet ~,
t,,Ibi,gar & Sternltcht have sold for HalPrn. lia-
,oondston 4 Levin No. 4o2 ist ave. a five story
,ara,,,apt house on a lot 25xS0 feet.
q :, Fountain has sold No. 2i3 West Tooth st,
tour atorv American basement dwelling house. on
a lot 15xioo1l feet
The Lincoln Trust Company: as trustee has solo
NJ %. 10 2os 9th st, three four story fiat
ho,,sas each en- a lot 27xlja11 feet.
Too Hutter has sold to Theodore Lobscnz No. 233
yveet 199d st a three story and basement dwelling
ho,,so on a lot 15x1022 feet.
c:.rson No l6s West I23d st. three story dwell
irg bouse on n lot I5Xl0I feet. to II r. Burnham.
The Goodrich estate sold through John n. Gold
,,g and Alwyn Ball. jr. the northwest OF
an ave and 2Sth st. including No. 80 9TH
Nos z and West 18th and Nos. and West
9ot st The plot has frontage of 3s feet the
venue and extends $50 feet along 2Sth st. with
an ~ running through 10Th st. where the
frontage is 80 feet. 1t Is understood that modern
New-York tribune., 1907-08-03
AGAINST GERMAN TRADE AGREEMENT
New England Home Market Club and Ma
tional Wool Manufacturers Oppose 1t.

Roston Aug 2-The Home Market Club Of New
England. representing j variety of manufactures
and TIN. National Association OF Wool Manufact-
,,r.,s of which { n u North secretary for
many years to-day announced their opposition TO
the trade agreement with Germany arranged by
The North Commission
samuel : Dale editor OF The Textile World
Record" to whom Mr.. North wrote u defence or
the agreement. has issued a reply. In letter on
tariff revision written some time ago Mr. NpT'h
f.,rored q reduction Of duties Mr.. Dale states
that since the passage of the ItngIey tarlt law
vlgcs in the Fall River cotton mills have been In
,.raasad 10 r,er cent, while operatives in German
mills are getting only ~ cents day and are eating
The flesh Of horses. cats and dogs. MI Idle
charges that the negotiations with Germany were
,,rirare or, one side while well known to German
manufacturers. He holds that the American gov
ernment has got much the worst of the bargain.