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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-04-09

TALK of reforming town The
fist thing reformers must learn is
that they must practice what they
preach; be consistent; use common
sense and not go on the theory
that all except themselves are fools.
The church house that is built and
equipped with the money filChed
from saloonmen usually covers the
heads of those who make the bit
tcrest fight on the saloon business
We have in mind a case of this
kind.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-04-09

,i Inc Il VI, B,onney Real Estate Aoenor
WIFI WIN W. W. Bonney manager N We ~
II s1" mne' Chls week. 1t will do a ~enor.
and re ~ estate business, insurance f;ro
in n' r .l'e, notary public work, ETC.. otfice
III reading room on Third ,, v.,ioe
p pnone black 16l. S25, 900 wort ', nro,'
cry no,s now listed. Rents collected bbi iI,pp
no;, etc'' entrusted to nv caro- ' Mi
receive prompt attention. care VIII
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n Z ~ - IN - ~ - Il +

THERE can be no question about
the wonderful productiveness of
Kittitas valley and the varied re-
sources of the county; hence it is
correct to say that it has no equal.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-04-09

IT is no wonder that Pennypack
er worked so hard to muzzle the
press of this country now that the
graft in the erecting of a new cap
ital building for the State of PENN
sylvania has had the limelight
turned on. He must have had
this expose in view all along and
thought by muzzling the press he
would escape justice or public crit
icism as he is pleased to call it.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-04-09
Grip Quickly Knocked Out.

Some weeks ago dgring the severe
winter W. ather both my wife and my
sell cOntract, severe colds which
speedily developed into the worst kind
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-04-09
lncapabiIity of CITY Government.

am opposed to municipal owner
ship because our city governments
have nnt shown as yet any capacity
for properly conducting their business.
Major Henry L. Higginson.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-04-09

Municipal ownership is an experi.
ment not lightly to be ventured upon
at 10 nlnrm call of politicians who
want = ~ elected - 9'ncs.-Na7y Tor.
Sun -'''
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-04-09

thor u'n.ng mas yet been discovered tho.
nlns Y ~ takes the place of the stim
n n.as ol profit in carrying on anv 1 h,,n,
A''' establishment Exchange '"''
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-04-09

Chamberlain Salve is good for any
disease of the skin. 1t allays the itch.
ing and burning sensation instantly.
For sale by Owl Drug Store.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-04-09

Take ToHE COLD IN ONE pax
All I'D dr LAXATIVE BROMO OIJININr D .r
" Irrves signature is on each 81 talls 81. Is
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-04-09
Ellensburg 9a,un.

PUBLISHED EEK
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-04-09

Entered Nov. 5th 1894 at the Postoflice, EllenS-
burg, Washington, as entitled to second class
postal rates.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-04-09

OFFICE: los East Fourth Street Albany Block
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-04-09

h . nWh sALE-Almost new buggy and
n;o ne' . lor sale cheap, call at this
''ee' Wv
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-04-09

Special Notice Hereafter all resolutions of con
dolencc cards of thanks, notices OF entertain
ments charging an admission fee, and other
similar notices will be charged regular advertlS-
ing rates when published in THE DAWN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-05
MARTINsBuRG ITEMS

Mrs. Replo has returned to her
home in Jefferson City.
Joe Fennewald, wife and daughter
Florence are visiting in st. Louis and
Illinois.
DR.. Taylor was down from Mexico
Tuesday.
Billy Hale shipped three car loads Of
cattle to st. Louis Sunday night.
Clarence Taylor and wife are here
from Iowa on a bridal tour.
Carter Taylor of Mexico is visiting
friends.
The Misses Smith Of Troy, are
visiting their brother F. N. Smith.
Our school opened last week with a
full attendance. The following first
class teachers have charge OF the
school: Prof. Mapes principal: Miss
Blanch Taylor, Room 2. Miss Ana
Pritchett, Room !.
Born, to Lon Burchard and wife
Sept. daughter.
4 Born, to Nit Vaughn and wife, Aug.
25, a daughter.
Mrs. Niehaus has returned from
Lincoln County where she was visiting
her sister.
Miss Dolly Robnett began school at
the Crane school house, Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-05
Mayor Graham Of Pennington.
Pennington News.


Mr.. and Mrs. e. ID. Graham, of Mex
leo, Mo-, arrived last Saturday for a
visit to their son, @. R. Graham, and
family. Mr.. Graham returned to
Mexico, Tuesday, but Mrs. Graham
will remain for about two weeks. MI
Graham is mayor Of Mexico and had
to return to be present at the annual
fair being held there this week. While
here he was shown through the lead
belt by ]. W. Karsch and through the
kindness Of Superintendent R. r. 5.
Parsons they vera permitted to go
through the lead company's immense
works at Bonneterre. Mr.. Graham's
son is chief electrician for the Farm
ington Telephone Co. and is one OF
the best In his line In the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-05
Adyertisd Letters.

List Of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Mexico, No., for the week
ending Sept. 5, 1907, which II not
called for 10 is days will be sent
TO the dead letter office at Washing.
aon. Persons calling for letters in this
list will please say Advertised"
Anderson, Mrs. ]. @,
Anderson, Miss Aline
Bates Mining Co.
Bergman, Miss Viola
Barclay, Willin @. Dorsey, Sarrett
Heinlan, Ben
Hamer, Mrs. W. II. johnson, Roy
Jones, w. s. Lewis, w. Fl.
Lewis, Mrs, r. ]. Lanis, Lizzie
Middleton, W. A. Melton. s. p.
Reid, W. @. Stealman,C @. w.
Vivian, f. II. (2l
Williams, Lula Ella.
GEo Hi,.RUNKEL
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-05
DON'T EXPERIMENT.
You Will Make No Mistake II You
Follow This Mexico Citizens
Advice.
Never neglect your kidneys.

Never neglect your kidneys.
II you have pain In the back, urinary
disorders, dizziness and nervousness,
it's time to act and 10 time 10 expert
ment. These are all symptiuns Of
kidney trouble, and you should seek a
remedy which is known to cure the
kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills is the remedy
to use. No need to experiment. 1t
has cured many stubborn cases in
Mexico. Follow the advice Of a Mex
leo citizen and be cured yourself.
]. S. Asbury, living, at 30 Orange
St., Mexico Mo-, says: ~ am giving
this testimonial because I consider it
my duty. One OF the most difficult
things that physicians have to treat
is non-retention Of urine in children.
We had a child afflicted In this was
and nothing that we could get did
any good and no doctors that we con-
suited could cure 1t. 1t was most
embarrassing to the child and caused
my wife endless work. Someone told
her about Doan's Kidney Pills and
she purchased a box at G. A. Buckner
& Co.'s durg store. They surprised
us by effecting the desired cure. /
hope that my statement may influence
mothers to use this honest kidney
cure"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-05

George Franklin, the five months
cid son oilMr.and Mrs Jos. wilkins, died
In this city, of cholera infantum. The
funeral services were conducted by
Rev A. W. Kokendoffer, from the re-
sidence on East Monroe street at four
O'Clock Monday afternoon,
The little one had never been strong
and bis death was not unexpected.
The Ledger joins friends In extend
ing sincere sympathy to Mr.. and Mrs.
wilkins In the loss VI their loved one.
"Sutfer little children to come unto
me, for such is the Kingdom Of Heav-
an
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-05
SANTA FE ITEMS.

Santa Fe was well represented at
the Mexico Fair Thursday. They re-
port a large crowd and a good fair.
Prof. r. @ Allen and Miss Alice
Humes we're married at the home Of
the bride at Florida, Tuesday. Miss
Humes is well known here and has
many friends here who wish her sue
cess in life.
Miss Mary Wilson visited Paris last
week.
Miss Stella Beemon, of near Stroth-
er visited Misses Gertie and Bess Dull
last week.
Mrs. Lou Blum and daughter, Mrs.
Carrie DowelI, of near Long Branch,
were guests of Miss Mary Bybee FRI
day.
Rev. Pierce, of Canton, the singing
evangelist, who was here assisting Rev
]. B. Weldon with the protracted
meeting, left Saturday to fill his ap-
pointment at Granville, Mo. Rev.
Pierce won many friends while here.
Miss Maude Sterett is improving.
Mrs. W. I. Sterrett is some better.
Dell Carter is III Of typhoid fever.
Grandpa Camplin is very poorly.
Miss Bertha Petty, Of near Contra
liza, is the guest OF Miss Lulu Imam.
Joe Holman,of Nickerson, Kansas, is
here the guert Of his parents.
Miss Altye Beemon, Of near Stroth-
er, visited here last week.
Miss Bessie Paris visited her broth
er, Elmer Paris,la last week.
Rev. ]. B. Weldon closed the pro-
tracted meeting Sunday night with
three additions. Rev. Weldon is an ex.
cellent preacher.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-05
SCHOOL OPENS SOON.
Mexico Schools all Open Soon With
uood Prospects for Year--Parker
Business College Already

The schools Of Mexico have al,
announced the date OF their openings
and will all open with big enrollments,
The high school students will 90 h
school in the old North Side Public
school Building for almost two weeks
until the new Nc MILAN High School
Is opened.
The Mexico Public School and the
High School will open Tuesday Sep.
TENDER IT.
Hardin College opens with a full
enrolment a week earlier, September
IL.
M. M. A. opens the same date as the
public school, September II, with a
good enrolment.
The Parker Business College opened
last Monday, September 2, with a
iairly good number Of pupils and more
will enter this week.
sproul Academy opens September
10 with their usual full school.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-05

y
viii S. Vivion and T. p. Harrison,
of McCredie township sold David
Rootes, of Efie, a span of work mules
for $3.50 last Friday. Mr.. Rootes had
bargained for the team a few weeks
before, but offered only $40, and the
owners let him go home without the
mules. On Friday he met Mr.. Vivion
in the road between Fulton and Nc
Credie, asked IL the team was still
sound, end finding that they were,
added the necessary ten dollars to
the price and bought them. David
Rooses is not at all timid when II
comes to buying a span OF mules ne
takes a fancy to.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-05

S. P. Emmons, OF this city, who owns
a large stock farm, just over the line
in Monroe county has had 1t register
ed under the new state law. 1t was
the first registered farm In Monroe
county.
The farm was registered with the
name Of Long Branch Stock Farm, un-
der which name 1t has been known to
Audrain and Monroe county men and
all Missouri stock men In general for
over twenty years, in fact, ever since
Mr.. Emmons bought the place twenty
two years ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-05

This is an ailment for which Cham.
berlain's Pain Balm has proven espec-
tally valuable. In almost every in
stance 1t affords prompt and ger
manent relief. Mr.. Luke LAGRANGE of
Orange, Mich, says of 1t: After using
a plaster and other remedies for three
weeks for a bad lame back, l purchas-
ed a bottle Of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm, and two applications effected a
cure. For sale by all Druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-05

In the publishing Of the awards Of
Friday, the fourth day of the fair, a
mistake was made which we correct
at this time.
No. 12e Of the fair program was left
out, In this Hopkins and Carter got
first place, In No. 129 it was stated
that Lee Bros. received second money.
This was also q mistake as Hopkins
and Carter got this also.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-05
LIST ON FAIR AWARDS
AGRICULTURE AND HoRrIoUL-

TURE.
Farm display, raised on one farm,
LIST, Is, Plate Robert; End ORGY and
Ray Barnes,
Special premiums by AudrainC Go. Court
25 ears Boone county white corn,
LIST 2 90, b + Winn; End / 90, George
Dean.
Is ears silver mine corn 2 90, B I
| Winn
% ears gold mine, yellow; 2 90, M H
lGurne
% ears small cob yellow, 2 90, B I
| VIM
rs ears any variery Of corn; LIST, 5 90,
B T Winn; End, 2 so, Platte Robert
rs ears OF the most perfect corn; LIST,
2 90, b # VIM; End, Roy ana Ray
Barnes, / 90
Special premiums by Smith Bros.
Peck wheat, 100 lbs Albatross flour,
3 so; NJ T Wasel
Special by Griffee & Martin
One-half bushel Irish potatoes, one
pair shoes 3 90; Fred Roberts
, Special by DR.. Conwell
One-half bushel corn, n pair gold
| glasses, value 10 90; B L VIM
Special by VIM Pollock & Co
bushel soft winter wheat, 100 lbs
Daisy flour, 3 so; Plate Robert
Bushel white bread corn, 100 pounds
Daisy flour, 3 70; BIZ Winn
Special by Mexico Clothing Co.
Ten ear corn, one Stetson hat value
5 90; Roy and Ray Barnes
Peck measure OF wheat, / 90; M I
Wasel
Peck measure Of oats, l 00;C Harvey
PRODUCTS
Display Of orchard products, 2 90,
Mrs L A Northcutt
Plate apples, any variety, | 90; Len
ard Mundy
Plate peaches, any variety, l 90; Mrs
T Bedbury
Plate grapes, any variety, l 90; ] c
Garter
GARDEN PRODUCTS.
Display Of garden products, 2 OOi
M NJ Brown
Peck measure of Irish potatoes, l 90;
Fred Roberts
Peck measure sweet potatoes, l 90;
NJ T Wasel
Peck measure Of onions, l 90; Len
ard Mundy
Half dozen beets, / 90; J Carter
Half dozen tomatoes, ! 90; M M
CANNED GOODS
Display of canned goods, varieties
listed below, 2 90; M M Brown
Quart jar Of apples, l 90; MISS o
| Sturdevant
Quart Jar Of pears, / 00;M NJ Brown
Quart lar OF peaches / COIN M Brown
Quart jar Of plums, l 90; Mrs l. A
Northcutt
Quart jar goosberries, l 20; Mrs M
M Brown
Quart jar cherries, l 90; Mrs B A
Powell
Quart jar Of raspberries, l 90; Mrs L
A Northcutt
Quart jar OF blackberries, l 90; M M
Brown
PRESERVES
Display of preserves, varieties listed
below, 2 90; N NJ Brown
Quart jar of apple preserves, l 90;
Mrs L A Northcutt
Quart jar Of pear preserves, ! 90; Mrs
w fl Wallace
Quart jar Of peach preserves, / 90;
Mrs W II Wallace
Quart jar plum preserves, ] 90; Mrs
L A Northcutt
Quart of cherry preserves, l 90; M M
Brown
Quart jar of strawberry preserves,
l 90; M M Brown
Quart jar OF gooseberry preserves,
l 90; M M Brown
Quart tomatoe preserves, l 90; Mrs
W III Wallace
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-05
Missouri Conference Appointments
For 1907-190S Methodist
R.saaauol nhu.aA lau.Al

episcopal Churchi south.
MEXICO DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder, A. @. Browning.
Auxvasse Circuit, J. o. Coppedge.
!. Centralia Station, J. M. Bone.
Fulton Station, T. NJ. Alton.
Fulton Circuit, W. B. Lewellyn.
Wellsville Circuit, W. @. Rice.
McCredie Circuit, II. W. Brewer.
Mexico Station, @. M, Aker.
Supernumerary, ]. Q. Edmonston.
Mexico Circuit, II. l. Cobb.
Moberly Station, @. @. Selecman.
Moberly West Park, Fl. L. Daven-
port.
Mokane Circuit, Alfred Snowden.
Montgomery City Station, II. d.
Thompson.
New Bloomfield Circuit, g. A. Shad.
wick.
Readsvllle Circuit. W. B. Rigg.
Rowena Circuit, Rev. Kirby.
Sturgeon Circuit, J. M. Major.
Wellsyille Circuit, r. 0. Triplett.
Conference Missionary Evangelist,
r. Il. Campbell,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-05
Died in Utah

1t is reported in this city that
James Clacher, Jr., died suddenly in
Milford, Utah, on Aug. 20. No par
tiouiars OF the death can be learned
on account OF the telegraphers' strike.
But 1t ia thought that the body will
De brought here for burial.
Mr.. Clacher formerly lived in this
city and his friends will be sorry to
learn Of his death.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-05
MEXICO WINS.
Poor Game-Poorer Crowd-Punk
Enthusiasm-Bayles Pitches for
M~exico-Willingham Gets
Home Run.

Mexico won a poorly played game
Sunday before a poorer crowd, by the
score Of 10-7. The Wabash team left
Sunday night instead Of staying over
till Monday on account of the small
crowd which greeted them.
Beside the smallness OF the crowd,
the lack of enthusiasm which they
displayed and their willingness to
knock was enough to discourage any
team OF manager.
Bayles, C~hillicothe's pitcher of seve-
raj weeks ago pitched for Mexico and
but for his wildness did very well. de
is living here now and is employed by
the Emerson NARROW Co.
Ode Willingham's home run, with
two on bases in the sixth inning and
Joe Daniels base running were the
features of the game.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-05

Display OF jellies, varieties listed
below, 2 90; Mrs Harry Bennett
Glass apple jelly, | 90; Velma john
son
Glass crab-apple jelly. ! 90; Mrs Al
lie &c Prussing
Glass currant jelly, l 90; Mrs Chas T
| Varnon
Glass grape jelly, l 90; Mrs Allie E
Prussipg
Glass gooseberry jelly, l 90; Mrs
Laura Powell
Glass blackberry jelly, l 90; Mrs Al
lie e Prusing
Glass plum jelly, l 90; Mrs Laura
Powell
Quart cucumber pickles, / 90; MN
Brown
Quart mixed pickles, l 90; NJ M
Brown
Quart pear sweet pickles | 90; M M
| Brown
Quart peach sweet pickles | 90; NJ
M Brown
Quart crab apple sweet pickles / 90;
Mrs Allie e Prussing
Quart watermelon sweet pickles,
Mrs Allie e PrussiDg
OVEN PRODUCTS
Loaf yeast bread / 90; J Q Carter
Salt rising bread ! 90 Mrs W FL
| Wallace
Loaf Boston brown bread l 90; Mrs
Geo H Clark
Angel food cake l 90; Mrs q Z Mil
Ter
Mahogany cake | 90; Mrs Allie E
Prussing
Sponge cake / 90; Mrs e P Laysoh
Plate cookies | 90; M M Brown
Plate doughnuts l 90; M M Brown
Pumpkin pie / 90; ] B Whitside
Best loaf light bread from Daisy
Flour, 100 lbs. Daisy Flour, by Pol
lock Mill s. Elev Co; ] O Carter
100 lbs. Pollock's Daisy Flour for
best doz. light rolls made from their
flour; + G Clagget
Chocolate layer cake, one pair shoes,
8 90, by w G Wilkins Mrs W II
| Wallace
Pound cake, one pair glasses, fitted,
10 90, by Or A G White; Mrs W Fl
Wallace
Caramel cake, one Iady's hat, 10 90;
by J E Blum Millinery Co; Mrs W IL
Wallace
Dark chocolate cake, one pair Of
lady,s Dorothy Dodd Shoes, by Fred
endall & wilkins; Mrs W H. Wallace
One-half doz. cup cakes, q iady's
shopping bag, 2 so, by w L Craddock;
Mrs w Fl Wallace
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Three pounds butter ] 90; Mrs EE
Miller
Cottage cheese / 90; Mrs Martha
Layson
Pound country butter, butter dish,
10 90, by Pitcher JewelrY Co; Mrs
Henry Showers
Two lbs. country butter, Is 90 in
trade, by Howard G Baskett; LIST, Mrs
Martha Layson; End, Mrs r T Smith
PROMISCUOUS PREMIUMS.
Hank long green tobacco l 90; ] @
Carter
Peck measure dried apples 1 90; M
M Brown
Peck measure dried > beans, any
variety l 90; M NJ Brown
Three pounds honey in comb l 90;
Plate Robert
Quart Of homemade cider vinegar
l 90; Bulah Shook
Largest gourd l 90; B T Winn
Largest watermelon l 90; Lemuel
Spottswood
Largest stalk corn l 90; Y BSee
POULTRY DEPARTMENT
American Glass.
Pair Barred Plymouth Rocks, LIST;
3 90 End, 1 90, both, Orlando Worrell
Pair Barred Plymouth Rocks, LIST,
3 90; 2nd, 2 90, by Keller & Son,
both, Orlando Worrell
Ladies Fancy Work.
silk quilt, 2 so; Miss Mary trencn
Worsted quilt 2 so; Myra X Grey.
Cotton quilt 2 90; Mrs J NJ Akin
con |
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-05
How Governor Folk Put Lid up 70
Herpel.

When Sheriff herpel Of st. Louis
County and Gov. Folk met in the exc
cutiye office at Jefferson City Wednes'
day, as was told exclusively in Wed
nesday's Post Dispatch, Gov. Folk
said:
"why are the dramshop and anti'
gambling laws not better enforced In
st. Louis County.
81 am doing the best l can with tne
limited number Of deputies at my dis
posal,n said Herpel.
81 will furnish you anywhere from
100 10 1000 men on the shortest KIND
Of notice." replied the Governor, I'll
you will call upon me officially fol
help, stating that with the force OIL
your disposal you are not able to en-
force the laws
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-05
Eanou aaron / 90. Finnie Whit,
Knit slippers | 90; Hattie Elliott
sofa pillow GO; Mrs Carter John

:, hnlb slippers L w, nauble ElllOLt
sofa p,ii0" 9 CO; Mrs Carter John
son
Pin cushion l so; Mrs WV Harper
Hem Stitching
Hem stitching / 90; Tine Houston
Drawn work / 90; Mrs M Il Fish
Display drawn work 2 90; Sallie
Price Carter
Lace Work
Specimen battenberg 2 90; L L
Blackburn
Specimen point lace 2 90; Martha
Spence
Battenberg needle work, five lbs.
Aligretti candy, by J W mckinley;
Mrs Jas Roy
Sofa cushion, one pair shoes, 3 90,
by Steinman & Son; Mrs Jas Roy
Homemade shirt, one umbrella,
3 90, by W J McLoney; Mrs Jas Roy
MISCELLANEOUS
Prettiest laundry bag | 90; Mrs Jas
Roy
Best display cut flowers 2 90; Nina
Stalliugs
Best display growing plants, LIST 2 so
Mrs A B Smith;2ndl50, EllaMcCowan
PAINTINGS
Flowers, fruits, in oil 2 90; Flnnle
White
Landscape water color 2 so, Fanny
johnson
Landscape pastel l so; Mrs X R.
Bragg
Portrait, oil 1 so; Mrs X r Bragg
Best specimen china painting l so;
Miss Ruby Richie
SPECIAL PREMIUMS
Best collection of paintings, all
kinds mot less than six and belong
ing to one party, LIST, : 90: Finnie
White; End, 2 so, Fanny Johnson
Prettiest rafia basket, made by pub.
lie school pupil under IL years Of age,
l so, Fern Juelfs
Best specimen china painting, plate,
l 90; Irma johnson
Best specimen china painting, vase,
l 90; Willie Lewis
Best collection china paintings,
10 90; Fanny johnson
Pieces by one person, 5 90; Ruby
Richie
Typography or Burnt Wood
Box Of any description OF Pyrogra-
ply or burnt wood | 90; Turner VIII
liams
Table stand or taboret l 90; Turner
Williams
Growing Plant
Prettiest palm l 90; Mrs b B Smith
Knit or crocheted quilt 2 90; Mrs
l. A Fish
Specimen Mount Mullick work, lst,
2 90, Mrs G T Burchard; End soc, Mrs
L T Morris
Specimen hardanger embroidery
work; lst, 2 90, Hattie Elliott; End
50c, Pauline Cauthorn
Specimen cross stitch work, LIST,
2 90, Louretta O'Toole; End, soc,
Fern Juelfs
Any kind shadow embroidery, lst,
2 90; Mrs A Sannebeck, End, SOC, Mrs
M e Fish
Any kind eyelet embroidery, LIST,
2 90, Mrs NJ L Fish; End, SOC, Mrs
Lucy Graham
Cluny lace center piece, LIST, 2 90,
Mrs L Burchard; End, SOC, Mary SIM
from
Art embroidery center piece, LIST,
2 90, L L. Blackburn; 2nd, SOC, Il
Layson
Phillips Brothers.
For biggest man on ground Thurs
day, one stetson hat, value 8 90; J Pl
Crockett
Ricketts, Il Emmons
Oldest man on ground Thursday;
beaver hat, 3 90; j W FARES
For Oldest lady on ground Thurs
day, one pair gloves, 4 so; Mrs Eliza
beth Hickman
Brown & Tinsley
For largest family on ground Thurs
day, merchandise, 5 90 ] r johnson
and family
McPheeters Brothers
Display hand work made by one
person, n sewing table, l 90; Lourn
Miss ] Dinwiddie
For Oldest Lady on ground Wed
nesday, one dress bonnet; 5 90; Mrs
Abe Hit
Sam Howard
Best laundried shirt or shirt waist
one set 7-pound asbestos sad irons, In
nice hard wood case. LIST, I so; End
best, one Golfers Wringer, 3 so; MRS.
Jas Roy l and 2
Best Embroidered table Linen; Mrs
] M Atkinson
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-05
Nice Piece Of Pronertx.

y. d.. Gray,o of the Sturgeon Leader;
has purchased from the Bennett heirs
thirtyiacres Of land, just north of the
cemetery, facing the boulevard. This is
a handsome piece Of property and sold
for something over one hundred dol
lars per acre. We understand this land
will be cut up into lots and placed on
the market. This will make fine sites
for suburban homes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-05
Administrator's Notice,

Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration upon the estate ol
Henry Edwards, late OF AudrainCounty
Missouri, deceased, have been granted
IN the undersigned, Thomas a. En,
wards, by the Probate Court Of ssse
Xndrain County, bearing date August
30th, 1907. .,.,,ns AGAINST
said estate, are required 70 exnlole
than Ia me for allowance within enc
ear AFTER date Of said letters, q u
snsh claims are not exhibited within
TWO wears from the time OF the pno-
lication OF this notice tney VIII oo
ever barred. ,ow.pDs
saat Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-09-05

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