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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-16

in college TO be met within the next
few months or suffer the cancellation
OF registration This step was taken
last night when It was found that
$4,000 was owed the student hospital
oy undergraduates now registered and
that the debts were in practically every
case small and OF long standing. The
students who fail TO pay will be al
lowed TO complete the work OF the
present semester. but will not be al
lowed reregistTatiOn after the midwin-
ter recess unless their obligations have
been met The student officials have
the sanction of the student affairs COM
mlttee and II is assured that the edict
viii be carried out to the letter.
Arrangements were completed today
fo- the entertainment which viii be
rendered the Columbia park boys dur
Ing their stay here tomorrow night and
before the collegians IN a vaudeville
show in Assembly hall They win take
their evening meal at the Stanford inn-
For the night they will be the guests
or the Encina. club and Will be givea
beds in the rooms Of the collegions liv
ing in the big dormItory. Saturday
they VIII De guests at two big Rugby
games. In the morning the Stanford
varsity meets the Barbarians OF san
Francisco and az this match the San
Francisco lads viii go as the proteges
or the local manager. In the afternoon
at the intercollegiate game between
the freshmen classes OF Stanford and
California both Managers Stewart and
Merritt have entered into an agreement
to let the little band of performers in
free.
Seven students were voted into ths
English club OF stanford university
last night This organization is COM
prised OF undergraduates and post
graduate students who have shown
ability in journalistic lines or who are
exceptional English scholars. The new
members are: Miss H. Campbell CID
of Men1o Park. Miss NJ. E. Bills cOS) OF
Palo Alto. B. o. Bliven CID OF Santa
Cruz. Miss r @. Sterne c09) OF Salt
Lake. II. c. Fiske q t0) OF Cornell uni
versity, R. b Wheeler CID OF Pasa-
dena and H. c. Green C0s) OF PalO Alto.
DR.. Julius D. Dreker. American con-
sui to Tahiti. was an interested visitor
upon the campus today. Formerly an
educator of note. Dr. Dreher made
careful investigation OF the work being
done by students here and stated that
the institution compared very favorably
with universities OF the Atlantic sea
board. The noted visitor is on his way
TO the Society Islands.
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LEGAL NOTICES

-ur foliovfnr children have been received into
tie ST. Josephs infant orphan asylum, San
I-rerr5sro during the three months ending
Senf 30 1eOs-AIbert Broman. age yrs; Jo-
~ Deiacsro age Q sAngelina Delacato.
So , r-rs: t1endro Sandobal. age yrs; Paul
palm age weeks: Trinidad Gonzalas. yrs. !;
CoDrenffon Conzaias. age 4 yrs; Harry Gran
denanee age , mos; Edna Schairtg. age .
~rs Concetta Catanina, age yrs; Accerrlso
f-efsnfna age 3 yrs.- Antonia Coitielno- age .
rrs- Thomas D'Brien age yrs; Edwin
o'Brien. age > yrs; Katherine barthel. age
Z yrs. Arthur Garcia. age mos Mildred
Garcia age yrs; Josephine Clandlno, age
2 vrs Geralda Clanoino, age yrs.i Alfred
f1ancino. ace 9 yrs: Herbert Richardson, age
3 vrs: Hildz vincentia, age ] u; Teresa
NoTarro, age yrs.
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Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
Will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons author
| ized TO have the published Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement OF the event
are published once In this column free Of charge
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PLAN HALLOWEEN SOCIAL

BERKELEY. Oct 15-Pocahontas
council No. rs of West Berkeley will
give a halloween social Ia Bonita hall
October IS. Elaborate preparations are
being made for the affair. which will
be one of the social events of the week
for the residents of the west end
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BIRTHS

KRAUsKoPF-In this city. October IS. 1908.
TO the wife of H. F. KFauskopf formerly
Florence Logeman), a son.
STANLEY-In this city October Is. 1908, to
the wife of Tom Stanley, a daughter.
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Of Fourteenth avenue. 225 n OF Point Lobos.
2s by W 1915; $40.
Merrill lot in line ' Of wn se ave-
nue.; HI 8 of California street, 27:5 by
Isaac Gellert to Fannie L. GelIert. lot in
line of Twenty fifth avenue 1915 S Of B
street. 125, 120: SlQ.
Hulda Leon TO same lot in E line of Valencia
E 100; $40. D " ~
Jacob NJ. Gellert to same, lot at Sc corner
OF Noe and Duncan streets, so by S ia;
Jacob F. Ferehen TO Margaret L. Ferchen,
lot In line of London street, 175 SW OF
Brazil avenue. avenue. sW 25 by Sc 100. and one other
AdoIph Lebrecht and wife to Isidor Hill-
man and wife, lot in NV line of Folsom
so: So
James Johnston to Helen c. Johnston lot in
E 25 by y 1os. and one other piece: gift.
City realty company TO Augusta AspIund, lot
in Z line of Fifth avenue. 125 of Parnassus,
Amelia s. Damon to George H. Richards
and wife. lot In SW line Of Fourteenth avenue
South. 25 Sc Of street. Sc IS by Sw 100;
John c. Spencer to W. E. Poole. lot in n
line OF Fifteenth street, 221 W Of Castro. \
". E. Poole to Clotilda Dolan. same: $40
Thomas ". Rivers ct al. 10 Emma 2. Steddom,
lot block ?, subdivision 1. Castro street addi-
James A. Mize and wife to John ]. Sweeney
and wife, lot in line OF Twenty-eighth street.
1878 of Sanchez, z % by ia; $40.
Adeline A. and Anna NJ. Schafer 10 Abbie A.
Powers. lot in Sw line of Laidiey street, 120:e
= of Harry, Sc 20:I, SW 1892, NV 1872. NE
1904; $40.
Bay District land company to Otto E. Ander-
son. lot in " line Of Fifth avenue. 100 S OF 3
street, 25 by w 100; $40.
Otto E. Anderson to Celia Kohn. same; So
Ernest Nevraumont TO Madeleine Nevraumont,
lot In q line of Folsom street, 25 n OF Seven
teenth. 25:0% by E 100; SO.
Currier & Mitchell n William Rlfrxe
and wife, lot In " line Of Twenty fourth avenue,
225 of Clement street. 3I;6 By W 120; $40.
Building ContI acts
H. Leibes & Co. with Dyer Bros. Golden West
escapes and brick work for nine story building
In line of Post street. 80 OF Grant avenue
1925 by So; $40. 100.
Metropolitan life insurance company with
George A. Fuller and Callahan & Manetts-Plas
ter for building at NE corner of Pine and Stock
| ton streets. 137 7:6x137:6; S4 500.
Frederick c. SWEET with George Nimmo-Al
work for two story frame building in n line
Of Clay street, 6s W Of Taylor, W 20 by 6I:6
S. 100
J. F. Farranee with F. ]. Klenck-To erect
Ia story building In line OF Capp street, l5C
of Eighteenth, 3ox122:6: So, $50.
F. B. Hulting with Wetzel & Grass and II
Notwithstanding. gas fitting. sewer work
and painting for three story and basement
frame building in line of Dolores street, 2O3: S
s of Fifteenth, S %, 1S3, 53. " 1T3
So. 45O.
Babette Calm with the Barry construction
company-To erect a two story and basement
building (2 hats) ar NE corner of Washington
and Baker streets. E 37:6 by n 102:SA; SO, 500
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CITY REAL ESTATE

BETTER THAN BANKr
mat Is What Your Investment Means IN the
1OENTE TRACT
II the Excelsior District San Francisco
The lot doesn't bust up and nobody goes 70
sel Tor mlslandltnC your sasinsN Yoa control
tcet part OF Il yourself. and before your lot IS
lslo tor II returns you a far greater interest
ton.
our carlines and schools
Lots 25xl0o; SO down, SO a month.
Iake Oncnoags, Polk. Larkin, Insieside San
Esteo Or cemeteries TO Mission 81 and RuS-
sle aF. Come today. Come Sunday Tract Of
nee corner Vienna ST and Russia av
q. F. A OBlSRMETER Agent
20 van Ness av. corner Grove 81
Tel. Marher s22e
Send for descriptive folder ..B'
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A. B. NYE. State Controller
TRVSTFFfS SAFE.

The undersigned offers for sale stock Of
groceries. etc, formerly the property of Henry
sts Richmond. Contra Costa county. California.
Al inventory Of the stock may be seen at the
Francisco.
Sealed bids are solicited. 10 be addressed TO
the undersigned at "a Drumm St, San Francisco,
and 70 be delivered on or before SATURDAY.
October Il. 1905. at p m. certified check
or current funds for 10 per cent of the amount
offered must accompany each bid. returnable only
in case Of rejection OF bid. Right reserved to
reject any and all bids. Terms cash Full
smount OF purchase price required upon award
of property. J. F. NORRIS, Trustee.
NOTICE OF sale TO discharge nen-Notice is here
by given that I win sell ar public auction at
1870 Webster St. October p at 10 O'Clock
a. IL. one Peerless one Edison and one ZOno-
phone phonogrsph. the property OF F. II. Good
man. Said Photographs Will be sold 10 dis
charge and satisfy a lien thereon LOUIS
EATZ. 1890 Webster st.
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MEETINGs-LegaI

THE annual meeting OF the stock holders OF the
Nor-h star Miusng. Prospecting. Smelling and
Mercantile Company Of Arizona viii be held al
rhe Office of the company. 245 Edinburgh St,
- WEDNESDAY, October p. 1905 between
? snf o. m BY order Of the board Of
directors HORACE HARTFORD. Secretary
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MARRIAGES

BERAN-yASQUEZ-I this city. October g.
1905 by the Rev. L. Caraher. Francis Beran
and Jennie yasquez, both of San Francisco.
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NORTHERN BUILDING COMPANY
General Contractors
We VIII furnish plans and specifications and
S-llo cottage, hats or store building for you and
i1rlisl al the money IL necessary. You reDsv II
as yol see n. interest at per cent per annuua.
NORTHERN BUILDING COMPANY
Suite 10. Humboldt Bank building
Phone Douglas 3611-
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FOR SALE-Choicest lands for fruit culture
bitches adjacent andtWater abundant no al
kali pOsSi ible: VIII divide in tracts 70 suit.
and II party VIII improve The property VIII
sell on very easy terms; orchards ana vine
yards adjoining produce from 500 70 $500 per
acre under proper care Inquire OF +. L.
DARROW, corner l2th and jackson sts., Oak
land. Cal.
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HICKMAN LANDS 500 PER ACRE.
Irrigated valley lands. near S. p and Santa
Fe rsilrOads. IN % acre tracts OF larger. on
yearly payments, IN famous Turlock irrigation
district send for new. beautifully illustrated
booklet FREE. GEORGE W AUSTIN. iols
Broadway. oakland. or l. ". JEFFERSON
REALTY COMPANY, Il Montgomery ST, San
Francisco
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I OWN and offer 24o acres level land near
willows house, barn, 215 acres bearing vines
snd fruit trees. can be irrigated; VIII produce
grapes, fruit. sugar beets. alfalfa without ir-
years, VIII sell in pieces Of go acres or more
AZ small advance; easy terms principals only
Address II. J. CORCORAN. I010ls Washington
ST. Oakland
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-05-29
to pre- side.

to preside.
Afte the election of a secretary
free discussion was INDUCED in,. =.
Moore, F. E. Cornwall. Aldr;ch and
Dennings taking the side of mo
mormon issue or ami Duboisites".
Prof. Davis Of Juliaetta introduced
a resolution endorsing the action of
the County Cent al Committee and re.
naming the delegates selected by them
which was unanimously carried by a
rising vote, the opponents not to ex.
coed 25 in number, not voting either
way.
This closed one Of the largest con.
ventions ever held in the county, and
was far stronger expression of the
party wish than if primaries had been
held.
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Whooping Tough.

"In February my daughter had the
whooping cough. Mr.. Lane, of Harris
land, recommended Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and said 1t gave the
customers the best of satisfaction.
We found it as lie said, and can rec.
ommend it to anyone having children
troubled with whooplng cough" say
Mrs. A. Gross. of Durand, Mich. For
sale by the Kendrick Drug Co.
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DEMOCRATS
SUCCESSFUL
Big Mass Meeting At Moscow Of Dem
ocrats Who Endorsed the Central
Committee
NO QUESTION WHERE LATAH is

Saturday May 2Srd saw a peculiar
situation in Moscow.-50O democrats
gathered in mass convention to en-.
dorse the action of the County Central
COMMITTEES.
Briefly the history:-In accordance
with precedence Of former years, the
County Central Committee met pursu.
ant to notice, and appointed Is dele
gates (appointine them from different
sections of the county, to the state
convention at Twin Falls, called to
elect delegates to the National Con.
vention at Denver after which state
ment and call for a mass convention
signed by PERSONS was distributed,
which claimed the selection of dele.
gates was illegal, and was done to Sc.
cure control of the county BY Dubois
and calling on all democrats to meet
May 23rd and elect delegates who
would express the sentiments of Latah
democracy; This call was followed
by call issued BY the chairman OF
County Central Committee, also ask
ing the democrats to attend this mass
convention. This the historv.-the
cause OF the mass convention was, as
expressed on the floor, desire of
certain parties to force the mormon
issue out OF the party platform.
The result--a unanimous desire of
the democracy of Latah county to
stay with the party platform OF
previous years, to maintain The fight
against church domination" and a
solid endorsement of the action of the
Central Committee and the delegates
by them selected.
Over so members OF the local Bryan
Club we're in attendance from here
twelve from Juliaetta. 20 from Troy
and a number from Bear ridge,
Boulder, Little Potlatch etc. total,ng
500 that sat in the convention.
The meeting was called to order by
J. J. Day, County chairman, and on
rising vote H. H. Bangs was elected
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Straw berries and fresh fruits will
soon be plentiful in the local market
Chas. Wegner and bride have re-
turned from their wedding trip and
are domiciled in the lower part of
town.
Herman and Chas Wagner dis
posed of their property in the Dent
district recently.
Mrs. Blackburn, widow of the late
Maynord Blackburn was married
Friday evening to John Reid of
British Columbia by Rev. Light OF
the Methodist church.
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A CalifOrnian'S lnck,

1.-The luckiest day of my lite was
when l bought box of Bucklen's Ar
inca Salve," writes Chas. F. Budahn
Tracy, California. 1.-Two % cents
boxes cured me of an annoying case
of itching piles, which had troubled
me for years and that yielded to no
other treatment" Sold under guar
antee at the Kendrick Drug Co.
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A New Binder.

VIM. Grace of the j. A. Freeman
and Son Co OF Portland was in Ken-
drick this week with Mr.. E. p. tchi-
son, setting up No II Milwaukee
Binder. 1t seems this machine is
something entirely new on the coast
1t is said the binder has a number
of improvements not before used
in this section, and the farmers are
invited to examine the same
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In Service.

The imported Stallion Chopart,
managed by ]. w. Percll will stand al
Leland, Cameron, kendrick and Julia.
eta this year. See posters for terms
and dates. This horse is we'll known
in this section, it being the third year
for him and our people know what he
can do.
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Tennis Club.

An effort is being made by several
enthusiasts to organize tennis club
in our town and to that end a meet
ing of those interested was held last
evening in the Crews hall for the
purpose OF organizing.
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Market.

The price quoted by the Vollmer
Clearwa ter Co this morning was 74c
for cub and 76c for Bluestem wheat
feed oats $l.0O and feed barley $l.OO
Hay at $1,000.
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M. E. Services.

There will be services in the Metho-
dist church on the 9Th Sunday in
May. The subject will be "YoKes
OF IRON" All are cordially invited
to attend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-18

The air is charged with expectancy
and the holiday spirit. The city is In
gala attire and from the front Of every
business house waves a myriad Of
flags and streamers Of vari-colored hunt
ing. The streets are minus the mud
collected during the forty days and
forty nights Of rain. Every one wears
a smile and 1t seems good to be
alive.
Tomorrow the Drummers arrive
to be Jul guest for three days OF fun
and business. Fun always before bust
ness in this sort Of meeting. Beside
two hundred members Of the asso'
citation expected there will be thous-
ands of visitors present to witness the
festivities and enjoy the program ar
ranged for their entertainments.
Then there will be delegations from
the following cities who have bids for
the convention next year: Clinton,
Sedalia, Jefferson City, Macon, Mar.
shall, Louisiana, st. Charles and
Springfield. Some of them will come
with bands and others send but com
mittees who will make the offer
Everyone seems to desire the honor OF
host to the "Knights Of the conway
sack" and why shouldn't they? A
%jollier AMI better set Of fellows never
existed.
The program which has been ar
ranged for the DELEGATION of our Wis
itors Is one Of the best ever given in
this city. The parades alone will out
shine those Of other days when carni
walls are the order OF fall entertain
ment and Mexico always was first In
this line of amusement.
The band stand has been erected OF
the south side Of the square. Upor
this platform Popping band Of tifty
pieces from ST Louis will give theil
concerts and the Moberly band alst
will entertain. The free vaudeville
performances are 10 be given from
this point and Immediately behinC
the platform and strung from two
tall telegraph poles Is the wire upoI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-18
WHICH SHALL / wEARP
VIII Hose or Trousers Be the
Proper CapeP to Don with the
DireetoireP Question Puz-
cling Mexico Matron-
We VIII Have to Wait
for the Answer.

II am in q quandary," began the
Mexico matron, who intends donnine
the Directoire gown during the M
d. A. convention. "You have the
choice Of trousers or hose to wear with
the gown when there is the opening
In the side. l do not know which II
shall be.
"lf | wear hose some one may make
mean remarks about my competing
with the local fire department and II
/ wear trousers my husband will be
jollied to death by his friends. They
will tell him who wears the trousers
incur family. Isn't it a terrible stu.
alton?
"You know it is terribly amusing
to hear all of the women trying to
guess who is to wear the gown. We
get together In the corner and every
woman we dislike we suggest she
must be the brazen creature. l am
having the time Of my life listening
to all Of the envious ones casting
approbriums at the head Of that wO-
man. l tell you my gown is simply a
dear and maybe / won't cause the
green of jealousy to dlscolor the orbet
of some. The r. F. M.-don't you
know what that means9 The First
Families of Mexico, of course. They
will have to wake up II they want to
| get ahead OF me-"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-18
Mr.. BAN ana The Primaries

To the Editor Of the Republic.
Former Lieutenant Governor John
B. O'Meara In Saturdays Republic
attributes David A. Balls defeat Ia
former campaigns to ''rings, cliques
and combinations which cannot
avail in this campaign, now that we
have the direct vote by primary. Mr.,
O'Meara is unfortunate In raising
this question Of primaries in Mr. Ball's
behalf. At the close Of Mr.. Balls
term in the State Senate he became
a candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
His senatorial district then, as now,
was composed of the counties OF Au-
drain, Lincoln and Pike. School dis
trict primaries were held In both Au-
drain and Lincoln, and q mass conven-
tion was held In Pike.
MI. Balls record In the State Sen
ate was an issue In his campaign fol
Lieutenant Governor. He secured
the delegates from Pike, but was
overwhelmingly beaten by a compar
alive stranger In the the district, S.H
Claycomb, OF Jasper county, who hac
served In the same sessions With Mr.
Ball, and had loyalty stood by Gov
ernor Marmaduke in bis fight for the
proper railroad regulation. Files o.
the Republic covering both the regu
lar and extra sessions Of 1887 vii
! show where both Senator Claycoml
and Senator Ball stood on that mem
orable contest.
Afterwards, when Mr.. Ball became
a candidate for Governor, primaries
were held in Audrain and Lincoln fol
direct vote on candidates for Stat
office and Mr.. Ball was again beaten
1t would seem that where Mr.. Bali
record was best known he has faret
no better in primaries than in con
ventions. Possibly Lieutenant Gov
ernor o Meara Is not aware OF thess
facts, but the Democratic voters o
Senator Balls home district are ia
miliar with them.
e. 5. CAVE,
Mexico, Mo-, June Is.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-18
WEAK KIDNEYS
MAKE WEAK BODIES.
Kidney Diseases Cause Half the
Common Aches and Ills Of Mex
leo People.

AS one weak link weakens o chain,
so weak kidneys weaken the whole
body and hasten the final breaking
down.
Overwork, strains, colds and other
causes injure the kidneys, and when
their activity is lessened the whole
body suffers from the excess of uric
poison circulated In the blood.
Aches and pains and languor and
urinary ills come, and there is an ever.
increasing tendency towards diabetes
and fatal Bright's disease. There is
no real help for the sufferer except
kidney help.
Doan's Kidney Pills act directly on
the kidneys and cure every kidney III.
Mexico cures are the proof.
Mrs. M. E.. Key, Of 7l9 West Love
ST., Mexico, Mo-, says: II have found
Doan's Kidney Pills q reliable medi.
cine. l was suffering from backache
and getting no relief from ordinary
remedies, l got q box Of Doan's Kid
ney Pills at G. A. Buckner s. Co 4
drug store and before l had taken all
Of them, my back lost its lameness,
the stiffness In my neck was not not
iceable and l could not rest wei
nights. 1 was no longer loaded down
with weakness and nervousness. They
have removed all embarrassment from
the kidney secretions and my strength
has returned. l am much pleased
with Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price q
cents Foster-M ilburn Co., Buffalo
New York sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-ant
take no other
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-18
AupRAIN.


Mesdames "A. o. Boyd, W. G,
Baker, Miss Hazel Baker and 3. b,
Mallory are sick.
Paul and Robert Hawkins made q
business trip to Moberly Friday.
J. ]. Littrell and SONS sold a bunch
Of yearling steers to Fountain and
Bartee this week.
The insurance adjuster vas here
this week settling for the damages
done by the recent storm.
Miss Lucy Kitchen is recovering
from 40 operation for appendicitis,
Mesdames Littrell, Forrest and Rob-
inson were 10 Centralia last Tuesday.
J. Il. Romans shipped a car Of &c
hogs Friday.
Ohas. Pollard bought a fine black
bull from Joe Powell for a fancy price
last week.
Miss Neva finder will teach In the
Pine district this winter. Miss Edna
burner goes TO the Owen school, near
H~allsville, and Miss Violet Hayth will
be at the Dinwiddle school, near Lar
rabee.
Oscar Smith sold two heifers for s3C
each to Fountain and Bartee this
week.
A barn belonging to Kirtley Smith
was struck by lightning and burned,
with q horse, some hogs, hay, harness
and a lot of implements, last week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-18
Real ESTATE NJ
G. W. Adams & Son Have Made a
Number Of Sales IN Real Estate
Recently.

The irm OF Geo. W. Adams & Sor
have recently made the following real
estate deals:
The Miller farm OF 252 acres neal
Bellflower, Mo-, TO Austene & North.
cult, Of Centrslia, Nc. The Inlow
farm In Audrain county to DR.. S. Q.
Adams, of Huntsville, Mo.
A farm near Middletown for Earl
Carter to J. B. Seitz for bis butcher
business In Mexico.
J. S. AsburY's farm In Galloway
county. Mo, to John Keiser & Son for
their grocery business in Mexico, Mo.
Mr.. Miller will move to Centralia
to reside. Dr. Adams will remain in
Huntsville and rent his farm. Mr..
Carter will conduct his butcher bust
ness through his agent, MI. Owens.
Mr.. Asbury will remove to Mexico
and conduct his grocery store and Mr..
Seitz will give his attention to bis
three farms