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Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

FEB. n

Having decided to quit iarniEI
sell at Armor Smith place, 3nlsl
OF Mexico, l mile north and !
west OF Benton City on Tv6
February 10, the following prupay
ll9 E A STOG
10 head OF horses and mus |.
slsting OF / pair of good SOrrel !
ings, 4 and s years old; | good n
eron gelding 4 years old; | god }
negie gelding, family broke; ! /
gray harness geldings 4 and ! 4
old; l good pair farm mares 10 i|
Jack; l good family horse 9 ysrn
| good farm horse 5 years old; lz
good draft filley 3 years old; ID
good mare mule 16 hands high, y
old; | extra good Thornton StN 4
3 yrs old, 6 good mich cows aA
OF good sheep. $500 bushels da
good corn in pen.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
farm wagons, / good scrapei J
wagon, good as new,l good t0ph
4 good disc cultiyators, 3 leTa I
rows 4 good 16-inch breaking lhl
extra good disc gang, l good EE
gang pillow, 2Ideal corn planter I
gate seeder, | good mower bay ",
good as new, 2 New Departure :
vators, A patent scoop boards y
Ter, 4 sets good tug harness ) Sat
pillow harness, l set good douos J
sets good single buggy harness
spring seat saddle, l good tfesAl'
Some household good and olns
ticles too numerous 10 mention.
Dinner on ground. Sale to conn1l
at 10 O'Clock sharp. "A
TERMS-All sums $40 and
over that amount a cfell
will be given on ~
notes. No property removed /.
are complied With. r,
DAVE & DAN SULIl'A'
j. g, Ford, Auctl0neer. ~
wi Judge VIM Smith, 70,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
LONG BRANCH ITRNs.

LONG BRANCH ITEMS.
o-orrespOndcnee Of the Lesze-
Jim Yeager who has been SER gasa1
Ill for the last few months is no oes,
ter.
Mr. Chism is on the SICK list
Joe Miller has returned froz = rls;
in Dallas, TEXAS.
Sam Rowe bought the John Nnaau
farm Of Hart Bros. price sI-J9se
Jim West has moved 10 Cl1xs50
Bakers farm.
VIM. Donaldson have DoTss 81 Esra
10 reside.
Miss LEILA Lipp Ia suffering slss -
grippe.
J Z Ewing oles cary Tau-saag
morning Of pneuDooia bsrlsS a. Lazg
Branch Baptist cemetery wsaossaag
at 2 p m. A large erond q gxpaas
izing friends followed TIE rsrasauL I.
the bereaved family ne eEtene 1e.
est sympathy.
Miss Lucy Baker has fsirross tr9m
an extended visit with s. Luis Az
Mexico relatives
Homer Roberts zo1 ,aznY hxfe
moved to Oklahoma
Gus Smiley formerly q thk rieu4y
is now located a. La AnSsssG C
Fred Roberts has gODs 10 Okaagua
City where be has = palssso zzb4se
inspector.
RE True sold hS 100 acre lara T.
Clifton and Geo Ebszn, zna Eu peg.
bers at 90 per acre
Monroe Lipp who hzS bssa q saos
typhoid has abO1t recovered LIS usass
health.
hrTrus viii move b Iowa
Mrs ChA1 Arnsti Il TlEisas hsz.s
folks.
Several o1Lonz Brzoc5esygsas sa
pie enjoyed . IkatiDz PAM lass sees
Mr.. Forest Cszsm ss1 Miss Rss6s
Besbezrs we're united 10 nssna9e a
the brides SISTERS Nm Eoaen zee.
"Wednesday eEsnisa PEI saTe
The eefeno1T SS prefofzss ~ 81
Reavis after uhkb al psutooE q a.
bountiful supper We ose tsss
70 THIS estiEablk eosDe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
RUSH HILL ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
RUSH HILL, Feb 13-Frank Erdel'
who has been visiting friends In ST.
Louis, has returned home.
Theo. Holtkamp is going to move
and we are sorry TO lose this prosper.
Gus farmer Of our neigbborhood but
wish him well.
Mr.. Andrew Pfefer has returned
from the west to claim bis bride. elect
We wish this couple q long and happy
life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pfefer very
pleasantly entertained a number OF
their friends last Friday evening In
honor Of their guest, Andrew Ptiefer.
Both round and square dancing were
INDUCED In during the evening and
soul stirring music was furnished By
Mr.. John Ridgeway. Just before the
guests departed . delicious lunch was
served Of cake etc. Before they left
votes we're taken up for the best look
ing lady and the best looking gentle
man present Miss Anna lHoltkamp
being the best looking lady won o
handsome china cup and saucer. Mr..
Andrew Pfiefer being the best look
ing man won a handsome plate. All
left for. their homes giving Mr.. and
Mrs. Pflefer the glad hand. All re-
ported a jolly time.
The Deoublus brothers went 10 Mex
leo Saturday on bushes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

Mr. Cad Crockett and family will
move to the old Crockett place which
was previously occupied by Mr.
Hafiurd.
r A Holmes and family left recently
Cor Wichita, Kansas, where they will
make their future home. We regret
to loose this excellent family from
our midst, but wish them much
happiness and prosperity in their new
home.
MI Will Sullivan moved to Mr.
Holmes farm ca Friday Of last week,
where be will live the following year.
We welcome Mr. Sullivan and family In
our midst.
Mrs Albert Kimpon and little
daughter are the guest OF Chas Dean
snd family.
Mr. Crews gave a party on last Tues.
day evening q large crowd was present
and reported 4 good time,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

Several prominent business men Of
this city have recently purchased the
Mexico Roller Custom Mills, which,
after several months of inactivity re-
sumed operations the first Of this
week.
The mill was last under the manage
ment Of A. d. Williams when it
passed into the hands Of a receiver
and business was almost totally dis
continued until its affairs were finally
settled up at a recent date.
The Custom Mil has been one OF
the most important institutions OF our
city. Nj. Chas. Cleveland who, has
been connected with the place for
many years has again been put in
Of the business by the new
owners and under bis direction, the
LEDGER feels confident will meet with
success, and 1t will attain its former
proportions.
Mr.. Cleveland states that the mill
will be extensively repaired and all
necessary machinery and appliances
will be installed at once and the pro-
ducts Of the concern placed on the
market Immediately.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
CHAMP ITEMS.

Crrespond ence Of the Ledger
Feb. Ii 1905 There we're service:
at Bethel Sunday By Rev VI A Smith.
Fl Mildred and family moved 10 .
farm just north Of Mexico. We rezre.
TO see them leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Green gave TIE
young people Of this community a
party last Friday evening. All reporf-
eda jolly good time.
Roy Cable and family Of Mexico Us
tied Ralph Dean and family su0szy.
z A Boyd is quite sick We are sorry
to state.
DL LOOMS went down near kar-
tinsburg Friday looking 81 Bsne
farms.
Mrs McCord is III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
WORCESTER.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
WORCESTER, Feb, 1L-Andrew
Pfeifer, OF Douglass, Wyoming, lis
visiting bis brother, Joseph Pfeifer
and wife, Of near Worcester.
Miss Marie Cook was the guest Of
Miss Lena Erdel from Friday until
Sunday.
Alkaline Marie, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Pfeifer, who has been suffer-
ing Of eczema is better.
Gather Berry has returned home
from st. Louis where be bought
one hundred head Of cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Erdel enter
tanned a number OF guests at dinner
Sunday.
Miss Elsie Witche is improved In
health.
Mrs. billiard, south Of Rush Hill,
visited her mother, Mrs. Smith, Sun.
day.
Mrs. and Mrs Joseph d. Pfelfer en-
NSA s1thCa . huulbtk vi BuccL EIiud1
evening. Those present we're: Mrs.
Holtkamp, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Erdel, Mr.. and. Mrs. Harry Erdel, Mr..
and Mrs Jos. Mudd, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Doeblln, Mr.. and Mrs. lowell
Hodge, Misses Anna Holtkamp, Mary
Holtkamp, Lena Erdel, Mettie Pay
ton, Mary Doeblln, Marie Cook, Anna
Holtkamp, Messrs John Holtkamp,
Herman Mudd, John Geisel, Marvin
Geisel, Louis Stewart, Louis Doeblin,
and brothers, Frank Erdel, Jr., Ed
ward, Phillip and Albert Holtkamp,
Charles and Herman Holtkamp,
Wilfred Reighly, Conrad Mongler,
Louis Cook and many others. A prize
was offered for the best looking lady
and gentleman. The awards were as
follows: First, Miss Anna Holtkamp,
cup and saucer; second, Miss Mary
Doeblin; pie plate; third, Miss Marie
cook, pie plate. Mr.. Andrew Prefer
was voted the best looking gentleman
and received a beautiful cake plate as
a prize. Mr.. and Mrs. Pfeifer are
royal entertainers and all present lhad
q pleasant time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

II is said the new pure food Law has
caused the announcement that Sears,
Rockbuck and Co, will discontinue
their grocery department A large
amount Of the goods they handle
come under the tan Of the new law.
which prohibits authorizations Of all
sorb-WARRENsBURe Journal Demo-
czt And his viii be a blow TO the
mail order business il true.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
SURPRISES NEVER CEASE.
Miss Grace Rucker and Harold Buck
nes. Former Wabash Lumber
inspector, Married in Secret
January 2. Groom = Mex
loo Boy.

Moeerly democrat
What will come like Q clap OF
thunder from a clear sky will be the
announcement in this mornings
Democrat that Miss Grace Rucker, one
Of the enlcient teachers In West Park
school, and Harold Bucknsr, former
lumber inspector for the Wabash al
this place we're quietly married in this
city i've weeks ago, or to be exact, on
Wednesday, January ? On January
l Mr., Buckner visited Moberly and on
the night Of the End, he and Miss
Rucker slipped over to the home Of
Rev. ". B. Taylor, pastor Of the Gen.
trail Christian church, and were united
In the holy bonds OF wedlock. The
next day Mr.. Buckner left for bis
home In Mississippi, where he has q
ine position and where be and bis
charming bride will reside later on
The secret wedding was planned be-
cause OF objections by the brides
mother and relatives, and the success
with which their plans were executed
Is simply additional evidence that
"love laughs at locksmith,n etc. Ii is
also prima facia evidence that al
woman can keep a secFet-some Sc
crets, at least
Miss Rucker has continued her
duties rs teacher at West Park and no
one suspected the romance being en-
acted In their midst.
The Democrat has not the honor OF
Mr.. Buckner's acquaintance, but he
comes from a well known and prom
lnent family Of Mexico, Mo-, and be
is spoken OF by those who know him
best as q young man of ability and ex-
cellent parts, we'll equipped to protect
and provide for the splendid girl be
has wooed and won.
The bride Is one OF Moberly's most
accomplished young ladies. She is not
only pretty Of face and form, out she
is educated, cultured and refined and
possesses in q marked degree those
traits Of character that go
to make up true womanhood. She is
the daughter OF Mrs. frankie Rucker,
Of West Rollins street. and q niece OF
A. o. Dingle and the other
Of this city. For several years she
has been n OF the teachers OF West
Park school and in that capacity has
given eminent satisfaction.
The Democrat takes pleasure In ex-
tending belated congratulations and
Is constrained to believe now, that it
all over, the parental blessing will
be forthcoming and all will be well.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

The LEDEER is glad TO know that
the countrg newspaper publishers OF
Missouri are " setting up and taking
notice" 10 reference to the libel law.
Some OF our exchanges thought IL was
all right as long as only the metropc-
Titan papers were being stuck up" for
unlimited amounts, but when suits
were fled against them the case was
different Some Of the verdicts found
against Missouri newspapers for libel
are ridiculous and outrageous viewed
from any standpoint you might ina
rtne-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
DULY ITEMS.

correspondence OF the Ledger.
DULY Feb. ID We are having very
pleasant weather for this time OF the
year. y
Wakefield Bros bought a bunch Of
stock hogs Of Serio and Garbett at .06.
tcents.
T. W. Lambert bought a three year
old horse of Phillip SHES for s150.
The ladies OF Trinity Church who
served dinner at Mrs. Armsteads
sale realized ths neat sum Of SIS.
Claude Morrall bought a three year
old driving horse OF a party south OF
town for sI45.
MP Morris has rented the Sneed
farm north OF Rising Sun church for
the ensueing year.
Every thing at Mr. Armstead sale
brought good prices, especially the
horses.
Mr. Smith and family OF near
Thompson visited Mr. George Lltterel
and family Sunday.
Mr. Anderson Of Iowa visited friends
In this ncighbood last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
ROWENA ITEMs.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
RowENA, Feb, l3.-Rev. st. Clail
OF Columbia has been called to preach
at Antioch the ensuing year.
Some OF our young people wert
pleasantly entertained at Prior Dow
sons Monday night.
Harte McGowen is buying steers at
scents per ID.
Mrs. Ellen Davis was called to the
bedside Of her daughter who is very
sick.
We are glad TO state Mrs. Ed Scott
who has been quite III is better
Mrs Jas McGowen delivered hogs in
centralia TO Richard Cook Thurs.
day.
Ed Wilson and family were guests
OF Jim Lewis and family Friday and
Saturday.
DR. McCallister was called here Sun.
day to see Mrs Jno Nell who is quite
sick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

bone in Brownsville, Tenn, immed.
lately after the Legislature adjourns
and TO spend a month in rest aud re.
creation. The Governor has been
laboring under a continual strain Of
excessively hard work every gsince the
campaign opened last September and
for the first time in his life shows
signs az over work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
CUIVRE.


Sorreeponoence OF the Ledger.
oUIvRE, Feb. 13.-There is quite a
good deal Of sickness around here
now.
We were very sorry TO hear Of the
death of Mrs. Frank Potter. he was
buried at Mt Olive church last
Thursday.
Mrs Davis has been real poorly
again.
Bud Davis has moved TO the EIyea
place, formerly occupied by Johnnie
Carroll.
Mrs Ed Ebrlich has been sick for
some time.
George Brooks was trading in Well.
syille Friday.
Mn James Hall has been on the
sick list.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

The LEDGER notices a handsome
new baggage and delivery wagon now
operating In our city. 1t is the prop
erty OF Mert johnson and Harvey
Willingham and viii have headquart-
ers at the Hotel Hoxsey. Mr. Willing
ham viii preside over the new wagon
and viii made a strong bid for the
baggage and delivery business Of Mex
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

evening al repeated a god time
Mrs Geo CraSs sraz nsar Madison
is visiting her daughter. Mrs Carter,
The many friends q B Turner deep
" regret % here Ct his 5sath and ex-
tend ynpatny TO the sorrOwing reia.
Eres and trie13S
Mrs W r Moore and daughters are
visiting Jesse Young
Rev Hulssr vill preach here Sun
6Ry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
CIVIL SERVICE ExAMINA
TON. CLERK.CARHIER

An examination for the position Of
clerk lmale and femalel and carrier
tmalel will be held at the post-ofice In
this city on March Q, 1907.
For application blanks, and for full
information relative TO the examina-
tion, qualifications, duties. salaries,
vacations, promotions, etc., address
Secretary, Board Of Civil Services Ex-
amIners, POST fice, City. d3t WITT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

A Dram Shop law has been agreed
upon by the House Committee and
win, no doubt, be passed at an early
date. Representative Pemberton, Of
Boone County, is the author of the
measure which will decrease the num-
Der Of saloons in this State and at the
same time increase the revenue from
that source.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

Nor long agoa prominent citizen,
who didn't believe in local papers, die1.
The LEDGE was asked to publish a
column In reference to where he was
going after be died and regarding lis
l~iheraiity during life. This class Of
advertising comes under the head Of
illegal rates when published in the
LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

THE monthly dues Of the business
mems association will be light SO that
al, whether rich or poor who are in.
terested in the prosperity Of Mexico
can become members. We find that
wage earnersa are more liberal when it
comes 10 supporting public enterprise:
than some Of our most wealthy prop.
erty owners.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

Missouri Is a great beg So \
Walter Williams. OF even =
hogs born and bred In lDs
Union one is a Missourian'
states. Iowa and Illinois ~
hogs than Missouri. No rellS
cast upon the great cities o.
and their suburbs when u
they are the most unhealtnl1 M
10 the world for the
hogs Missouri paeh
pork than any other stae
The hogs goes into the ely ~ !
10 come back as porK. Ins
usually lives on tin can ana
plants; only In the country
corn docs the hog really Univ
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
STOCK AND 3 NOTES.
Top hogs, s7.20.
Native sheep at $3.50.
A steady sheep trade.
Western ewes at $40.
Western sheep at s5.25.

oA~~F ~ ts@bF
Hcg market strong to So up.
Chicago expects 1000 hogs and 90
600 cattle for Wednesday.
Top hogs to-day sll2i higher than
the same day q year ago.
John Brewer. near Mexico, sold 4
big mules to John viyion, OF Paris,
last week at $3.50 per head.
Cant s. Considine OF Audrain coun-
ty, marketed In st. Louis Monday. III
head Of 1o3.lb Western sheep at 81. 10.
G B Mackey OF Audrain county
marketed OF bis own feeding 4e5 head
OF the "Starr" Mexican yearlings that
weighed 81 lbs and sold at s6. so In St.
Louis Monday.
Lee Bros. bought eight horses in
Fulton last Monday
orville Porter, a stock dealer Of
Montgomery county, has been sued
or $1,000 damages by Frank Jordan.
he charges Porter with alternating his
wife's affections. Mrs. Gordan was a
Miss Butler before her marriage
Bosley Bros west OF Montgomery
City, paid L ID Mudd, OF that county,
$500 for two jacks, last week.
Auxvasse Review. T. johnson.
bought 80 head OF 2 year-old steers OF
Gilpin Bros, In Fulton Monday, pay
ing s39.40 per head for them.
Lee Bros, bought 8 bead Of good
horses at the Fulton Stock Sale at
prices rangingfrom s75 10 $50.
A Barton county man has ''genu.
Inc mule-footed hogs" from Arkansas
Their boots are not c%loven, and 10.
shape they resemble the hoofs OF a
mule. The Bible says pork is "un-
clean" because although the swine
"divideth the hoof 1t cheweth not the
cud." These pigs are entirely beyond
the pale, for they have cloyeu hoofs
boots nor chew the cud.
Lockridge & Mcdonald, Audrain
county farmers and traders bought 80
head ofcattle Of Gulpln Bros, in Full.
ton Monday, at s29. 30 per head They
also picked up four mules from diff
ferent parties ranging in prices from
$40 70 sIan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

Notice is hereby given Una. \
~testamentary upon the e
Dorcas Wayman, deceased ~
granted to the underSlgneu Y
Probate Court OF Audrain "
bearing date Jan. 10, 1901 =.
All persons having clalms \
said estate are required W
them for allowances TO the unI
ed executor within one va
the date OF said letters, or w
be precluded from any 6eneas
estate, and II such claims
exhibited within two yeais 4,
time OF the publication oitnS
they will be forever barred ,,v,t
Az, Excess
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

In two or three places street paving
and alley paving Is blocked by only
one property ownerswbo is well able u
meet the expenses. Mexico cannot be
acity without street paving and gran.
itoid walks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

ARRANGEMENTS are being complet-
ed 50 that the gas plant will be fur
nisbed this year. We trust that ar
rangements can be made SO that a
central heating plant can be put in at
the same time,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
Marriage License.
Otis Edwards and Miss Mable Bra
liant both OF this county.
I'd Clark is Again Awarded Mail
Contract.

C~hllicothe Tribune.
Ed Clark, who has operated the hack
line and mail route between Avalon
and Chillicothe for twelve years and
Travelled liz, 800 miles, has been noti-
fed by the postal authorities that the
mail contract has been awardedto him
for another four years.
The government would have trouble
in finding a more competent and faith
fui servant than Mr.. Clark. Bad
roads and weather do not stop him
from making his daily delivery OF
mail at the Chillicothe postofice.
Mr. Clark is a brother of Geo. Clark
OF this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
COUNTY NEWS.
BENTON cITr ITEMS.

$500
Correspondence Of the Ledger.
BENTON, CITY, Feb, ll.-Miss
Nellie Stump who attends high school
in Mexico. visited home folks over
Sunday.
Mrs. Amason Collins OF Mexico
visited her daughter, Mrs. II. J. Ho-
fes. Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. w. Il. Hook preached at
Unity Church Sunday.
Andren Tratchel and family visited
relatives at Fulton Saturday and Sum
day.
David Douglass is in Mexico SER
wing on the jury this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall OF Troy are the
guest OF their daughter, Mrs. Marion
Cox.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

Born. 70 VIM Garter ssc sgsssnn
OTIS Bee q 6bsiNaa p1atss hszs
last week.
Mis- IousBfosn d uGpzz beg -
ter Mu NsEpis.
John An1 koT kWnn snieuAsaazs
number o. Their yosng fnensa Fr1sy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

Dr.. PINKSEY FRENCH, formerly Of
Mexico, has been elected president Of
the Missouri Lincoln Trust Company
In ST. Louis. The Doctors many
friends in Mexico congratulate him on
this honor SO worthily bestowed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

THERE is some excuse for property
owners who are hard up opposing
street paving, but we find that some
OF the wealthiest property owners are
those who are opposing this improve
ments.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
Administrator Notice

Notice Is hereby given thai \
OF administration upon the ea,
ID. r. Wright, deceased, bs's
granted 10 the undersigned
Probate Court Of Audiain "
bearing date February 2, 1871
All persons having claims
said estate are required 70 =
them for allowance 70 The unOs,
ed administrator within one
the date OF said letters,
may be precluded from any e
said estate, and II such claims :
exhibited within two years ~ -
lime OF the publication Of ths y
they will be forever barred. m
WIN. X. BEDF0BR
a. a. Adminst1p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

THE attention OF the LEDGER has
been called 10 the fact that those who
do the least travelling on the railroads
are making the strongest fight in fAv-
OF Of the Jim Crow law.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

Governor Folk has returned 10 his
office At the Capital after an illness OF
ten days and shows the result Of a
hard fight with an attack Of fever. The
Governor expects 70 leave for bis old
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

THE Evening Herald, Of Columbia,
issued an anniversary number which
is most attractive as well SIS prosper
ms
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
W. q. UPHAM SELLS HARD-
WARE AND MUSIC STORE

w. II Upham has sold the South
Side Hardware store and the Mexico
Music Oompany's establishment TO S.
B. Hardin, formerly Of Illinois who
has been residing a mile and a half
South Of this city for two years. Mr..
Hardin intends conducting the
busiRess as 1t has been in the past and
will retain Mr.. and Mrs. Upham.
The LEDGER is sorry TO see Mr.. aud
Mrs Uphsm retire from business but
glad to hear they will for a time at
least continue with the stores
We are glad to welcome Mr.. Hardin
10 local business circles and trust he
meets with ali the success possible.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

Dr.. Traughbef has discontinued his
practice In Centralia and will now
devote ali his practice here. Calls
answered day or night. onlce east Of
past 0aSce. Phone 355.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
SALF
THURSDAY, FEB, y

| will on THURSDAY. Fab 4.
at my farm known as the os 4
EFT farm, 5 miles southwest y; y,
and ~one-fourth mile west " sspa
Dam church, sell without ys,i %
by-bid to the highest bjdSe, N 4
lowing to-wit: 'e
ia head OF live stock con,,,,,.
80 E OF HORSES. VoSs
mares In foal;one 5 year old B., N
mare; 2 driving mares q ana
old; l extra good walking H..
hands high, 5 years old: > S.a
bay stud colt by Big Ike; w.
black stud colt by Reg MontTHuI4 Z
p year old bay Ike filleyS: ~,
Chestnut Ike tilley; yearlipg h. \
illey; 4 good colts by MissoUV
2nd; 2 good work horses Ia haDs,
5 and ! years old, l mara b,sS y, n
lgood work horse weigh about N i
| good walking and barnes b0,,
hands high ] years old, i bIIu d~ =.
l tilley.
IL HEAD MULES a JArn
Two 2 year old 15I hands hiCb I
broke; 9 good work mules I'M ii
.6 years old from ISL to 10 ban5,I1
2 coming 2 year old; / mule c0It h. I
Two 3 year old l4i hands higb n
with white points, good perform, !,
good 2 year old JACK, | wearing h, Z
4 jennets.
"a head cattle-33 2 rear old ia, i
8 milk cows, 2 registered Shorts, !. !
cows, one with calf at FOOT thcrS.
bred heifer, 3 thoroughbred bps 4
heifer calves 2 steer calves / bu1 I :
; fat heifers. l6 head breeding ~
l buck. Some farming tools / M 4
troughs. Some household and b1d,'
furniture.
Terms-$l0 and under cash. ~
that sum 8 months time with ~
able note at s per cent interest
begins at 10 q. m. II
wi J. II, WILKINS HI
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