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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-06-20
Monday night.

Get it at Teddy's, ask johnny
for it.
1000 bearing fruit trees. Will
produce 1000 to 5000 boxes per
annum. See Hawkins, over First
State bank, for prices on 100 acres.
George Head advertises his
household goods for sale at public
auction on June 81, or he will sell
at private sale previous to that
time.
The Spokane international and
the Great Northern are running
their trains with their accustomed
regularity. The high water seems
to have subsidized at all points.
-Four big specialties, Wilson
Bros. furnishings; Halves Hats;
Michaels Stems clothing and Dou-
glas Shoes. We carry an elegant
assortment in all of the above
lines to select from. Moore Bros
Mrs. o. T. Mathiesen, wife OF
o. F. Mathiesen, book keeper in
the First State Bank, arrived on
Wednesday from Calgary, Canada.
Mrs. Mathieson's father a1dmother
arrived some weeks ago from
Watertown, S. D. Both families
will reside in the Hubble residence
Mrs. Mathieson is a vocal musician
of fine talent and recently gave two
recitals in Calgary that were com
mented upon by the press of that
city in a most fiattering manner
We understand that Mrs. Mathie.
sen will give vocal lessons in Bon.
ners Ferry.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-06-20
Monday night.

Standpoint is preparing far a
4th of July celebration.
Two good ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
One for fruit, and one Valley hay
land.-J. Hawkins.
Bert Hall, foreman of the
HERALD office is spending "a week
or ten days in Spokane visiting
friends and relatives.
Don't forget Mrs. Holland is
the only agent for Chas. A Stevens,
of Chicago, in this territory, for
Ladies' Tailor made and made to
order suits.
Mas. H. A. Gale and sister,
Miss Gray, are visiting relatives at
Meyers Falls. 1hey will not be
home until about the 4th.
All heavy Work harness and
Strap Goods are being sold at
wholesale prices at the Bonner
Mercantile Co.'S. closing out sale.
Remember Alexander handles
Graham's wall papers and will sell
it to you trimmed and delivered at
your house for the same price you
pay in Spokane.
w. w. Ferbrache returned last
Saturday evening from Twin Falls
where he attended the Grand Lodge
of K. of P. Mr.. Ferbrache is most
enthusiastic concerning his trip
One day was taken by the delegates
to visit the great Shoshone Falls OF
Snake River. The meeting was
most successful. The order is
prospecting in Idaho.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-06-20

Fresh doughnuts and COOLIES
at the Candy Kitchen.
The famous Hazelwood Ice
Cream at Rosabaugh's.
The Jackson Corset has no
equal in the market for comfort,
style and wear. Sold only at. Hol-
fingers Department store
The Bonner Mercantile Co.'S.
entire line of Farm Implements,
Mowers, Rakes and all Mitchell
Wagons and Buggies are offered at
wholesale prices at the closing out
sale.
Monroe Bailey leaves this
week for Athol to take a position
with the Spokane international at
that place as agent. The Com
pany is opening up a station at
Athol. Mr.. Bailey has been work
ing for the S. I. at Bonners Ferry
as operator.
Lake Pend d'Oreille is the
highest it has been since the mem
orable flood of 1894 when the lake
overlooked the old Northern Pacif-
ic railroad bridge. Local damage
has been slight and consists of
overlooking the flat at the lake.
Several houses are threatened and
piling and poles are afoat, The
worst damage from the food of
waters due to the Montana floods
has been done at Clark Fork where
crops on the low lands next to the
river have been destroyed. Work
trains yesterday were, unloading
gravel at the south approach of the
Northern Pacific to keep the fill
intact.-Sandpoint Review.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-11
Sad Death Of ~ Little ChiLJ.

Richard Evans, the bright lit.
tie son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. f..
Wylie, died al the home of his
fond parents here Monday morn
ing, after a brief illness, of MEM
branous Group. All that medi-
cal skill and tender nursing
could do was done to save the
dear little ones life, but without
avail. Richard was the young
est child # Mr.. and Mrs. Wyhe
and was about two years of age.
Of unusually sweet and Iowa ole
disposition and winning ways,
he was idolized by the house
hold. The entire community
deeply sympathizes with the
grief. stricken family.
The funeral services were con.
Quoted at the home esterday
morning at 10 o'clock, by DR. ]
ID. Boldridge, pastor of the Blp-
tist church; the Rev w. A.
Fairy, of the Methodist, aud the
Rev. Mr.. Wilson, of Bascomville,
the iamily's pastor, the Rev
Chalmers Fraser, of the Presby-
terian church, being unavoidably
absent. After the impressive
services the interment was
made in :he PreSbyteriau came-
terry. The pall-bearers were
Messrs. j. I'll. Witherspoon, w.
j. cunningham, G. III Crawford
and r. Il. Craig. The floral
tributes were strikingly beauti-
full.
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most successful farmers in the
county. Several weeks ago he
received hattering offer for his
'"rm, which he accepted. His
numerous friends hope that he
will prove equally as successful
, @mine host"
Mr.. s. w. Mitchell, the former
proprietor of the Hotel Roval,
came over from Chester Satur-
day, where he is now conducting
the Nicholson House, and moved
his family and effects TO his new
home.
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Hotel ROydt NOtO UndeI' It's Ne,c
Management.

Mr.. 5 w. Inman, the new
proprietor of the Holel Royal. is
now io charge Of that popular
noetelrv, having arrived here
Sa urday from YorkviIle, ac
companled' by his family; also.
by Mrs. Samue! Curry, of Lowry
vile. The Yorkville cores.
pondent of the Charlotte Oh.
server has the following to say
OF Mr.. lnman and his removal 10
Lancaster
"Mr. 5. w. Inman and family.
OF this place, left this morning
for Lancaster, where Mr.. Inman
expects TO engage in the hotel
business. For number of
years Mr.. Inman has been en-
gagged in farming near Yorkvi!le
and was recognized as one of the
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S"0den Deuth Of the Rec. ID y.
NesU

y.
Mean
Inc many friends of the Rev.
ID. Z. Neill, of Timber Ridoe
Va, will be panied to hear of
his untimeiy de tn, which oc-
cured suddenly on the 2pd ms,
he was a son Of the late Thomas
Neill of the Unity section and
was born May 27, 1870. He was
a graduate OF Erskine College, O.
the class OF 1896. His first ser
mon was preached at Unity A.
Il. I. church July 26, 1896, to
large and appIeciative congre-
CATION. Shortly afterward he
received and accepted call to
the pastorate of the Ebenezer
and Timber Ridge A. r p.
churches OF Rock Bridge county
Va, which charges he faithfully
and zealously continued to serve
until the end came.
NeliI leaVes widow, who
was Miss Gibson of Virginia,
aud one child. He is also sur.
ulved by four brothers and one
sister, namely, Messrs. Marcus
and William Neill, of Union
county, N. g.; Mr. John Harkey
--half brother--of Waxhaw, n
W and MIR. Pinkney Neill and
MIS- Hampton Barr, of this
county.
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Program of Meeting of JYon,au,.
missionary Union.

The quarterly meeting of the Woman g
Missionary Union, 2nd division. of the
Moriah Association, will be held Satur.
day, 2lst of Nov, with Union church
Societies ofthe following named church
es VIII send delegates: First and SEQ
ond Lancaster, Camp Creek, Bethel
bethlehem, New Hope, Antioch. Ebe-
nezer, Union, Spring Hill.
PROGRAM
1880 a. m.-Devotional.- Miss Tvler
Organization.
Observation-Disclosures; defined and
located.-Mrs. B. c. Hough.
Dlscussion.-Thes scope of n Christian
Woman's work.-Miss Dora Hinson
Adjournment 1890.
Afternoon.
DeVotional.-Mrs. j. Cauthen.
report of w. NJ. L. at Charleston. -
MISS Minnie Barton
report Y. w. a. meeting, Charleston.
MISS Minnie Morris.
,Dlscussion.-Orphanage work.-Miss
Hinson.
Adjournment.
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LOCAL DOTS

Mr.. G. III. Everall is quite sick at his
home i'm the Jacksonham neighbor-
hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis T.. Clyburn are
now comfortably settled in their new
residence on French street.
Eight cases of typhoid and nine sus-
pected cases at Winthrop, was the re-
ported condition in yesterdays daily
papers.
1t is now Grandpa Amos" daugh-
ter having arrived Monday, the 9th in
slant, at the home of MIR. and Mrs. ID.
l.. Tillman in Cheraw.
Mr.. James II. Wallace, of the Pleas
ant Grove section of Chester county,
died last Friday afternoon, aged 81
years. lie was a victim of dropsy.
Married, on last Sunday night at the
Methodist parsonage, by Rev. f. f..
Hodges, Mr.. Whiteford NJ. Sullivan to
Miss Lula Perry, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Perry, of the mill viii
lage.
capt. Sprinkle, the Southern's veteran
conductor, known to many of our citi-
Zens, died Monday at his home i'm Char
lotte. He served as conductor for AZ
years. His run" was between Char
lotte and Columbia.
The repainting of the PRESBYTERIAN
church is practically completed, two
coatlngs having been applied. The
work has been done, and done well
under the personal supervision of Mr..
w. j. Cunningham, one of the officers
of the church.
Fine progress is being made on Lam
casters water-works system. The
standplpe has been completed and the
dam Will likely be finished today. The
brick casing around the boilers will
also receive the finishing touches TODAY.
The various pipe connections will then
be made
According TO the governments report
issued Monday s, 1879, 1872 bales of cotton
OIL the present crop were ginned up to
Nov. l, as compared with 6,I2S, 562 at
the corresponding date last year. Not
wlthstanding the apparent bearishness
OF the figures, there was an advance in
the price of futures.
The sun flower festival at the court
mousse Friday night was gratifying
success. The attendance was good and
all the various features much enioyed by
all present. About S35 was realized
which the ladies will use to advance
the cause of civic Improvement and to
help INC puDllc library.
we are i'm receipt of another unique
present, this time from n bright young
girl, little Miss Daisy Hilton, daughter
OF Mr.. j. f.. Hilton, of the III cath Springs
section. On last Saturday Miss Daisy
sent us by her father some samples of
second-crop fruit-a ripe straw berry,
an apple and a peach.
1t was not until last Saturday that
Mr.. A. C. Rowell received notice of his
appointment as county superintendent
of education, to fill the unexpired tern,
of Mr.. w. NJ. Moore, who resigned. as
previously announced. Mr.. Rowell ex-
ecuted his bond and forwarded it to
Columbia Monday, and just as soon as
he receives his commission will take
charge of the Office
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McKissick- Griffin

Mr.. Harmon McKissick, son
OF the Rev. E.. M. McKissick, of
the East Lancaster Circuit, and
Miss Lillian Griffin, daughter of
MIR. G. j. Griffin, were married
at Tradesville last Sunday, by
Notary Public III. w. Polk.
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Business Notices

AAF All Notices inserted under
thls head at the rate of ONE CEN
WORD for each insertion. Nc
notice TO be counted less than u
words
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WAN IED-fou to know that | will
sell two thousand pounds of tobacco
at ten per cent below cost for the next
sixty days. j. B. Mackorell. 1O-I7
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hEkEAf TER MY GIN will run only on
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays d
f. Sapps no
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-11

III f REV. IRL } HICKS almanac
lor 1909, ready ov. 18th, bigger
thah ever, by mail 80 cents. on news
STANDS, one copy free with Word
ana works magazine at 81 year
Word and Works Co, 22OI Locnst
Ltreet, st. Louis, Mo. u
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-11

LOS street, near Lancaster
Mercantile company's door, pair of
stretchers Finder will please leave
Iame q, New Office and get reward.
j Z. Flynn
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fok "a bt--Several fine Rhode Is
Iand Red cockerels, now on exbibi-
toh IN rear The News office. A. ]
Clark. i, 10
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AM PA NC highest prices for all
soits OF hides at my cotton seed
mouse or Ferguson's store. T. L.Hil-
ton. iIIt
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When You want any printing done
send il TO The News.
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hoM THIS DATE my gin will run ONLY
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Sstnr,
'"S'' '"'' "a DoWers. lib
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foU MA Masonic gold ring, bear
ing initials X. l.. A. Apply TO Jack
~. " mt Lancaster, >. 4. II
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FOR SALE--At bargain. GOOD
second hand bicycle and heater.
Apply to j. X COnnors, Lancaster
=. G..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
The Sign Board.

will paint you . sign, rumseller,
and hang 1t above your door;
A truer and better sign board than
ever you had before.
/ will paint With theskill Of q master,
And many shall pause TO see this
wonderful piece Of painting SO
like reality.
will paint your self, rumseller
As you wait for that fair young boy,
Just In the morn OF manhood,
A mothers pride and Joy.
He has no thought Of stopping
But you greet him with a smile
And you seem so blithe and friendly,
That he pauses to chat a while.
l will paint you again rumseller,
l will paint you as you stand,
With q foaming glass of liquor held
out In either hand.
he waivers but you urge him,
"Drinkl pledge me past this one"
And be lifts the glass and drains it,
And the fatal work is done.
And ! next will paint e drcnkard;
Only q year has flown,
But in to this losthsome creature
the fair young boy has grown,
The work wal quick and rapid.
1 will paint him az he lies In a torpid
drunken slumber,
Under the wintry skies.
/ will paint the form OF a mother
As she kneels at her darlings side,
Her beautiful boy that was deerer
Than all the world beside.
/ will paint the shape of a coffin
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

Mrs. Lenkenhoff's sale Thursday
was well attended. Every thing sold
fairly well. She is going to Usage
County to reside.
Geo. Interpreter went to Moberly,
Saturday,
@. T. Peyton is In St. Louis.
Mrs. Gill and nephew went to Mex
leo, Saturday, returning Monday.
Born, to Frank Bertels and wife Q
fine boy.
DR.. Dlven and wife were in Mexico
Monday.
Lawyer Shannon, Of Mexico, lectured
at the Baptist church, Sunday.
John Asbury is going to occupy Mrs.
Lenkenhoff's residence.
A. #. Woodruff has moved back tc
his farm.
Herbert Fennewald, who has been
bookkeeper in the Bank for a number
Of years, has resigned his position and
VIII go back to the farm. Mr.. Femme
valid has performed the duties of this
position with great credit to himself
and all concerned, being an upright
young man Id every way and always
at his post Of duty. The best wishes
Of the community go with him. The
Bank Directors have elected Herman
Yelton, bookkeeper, in place OF Mr.,
Fennewald resigned. We predict sue
cess for Mr.. Yelton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
County News.
CHAMP.

CHAMP.
Rev Cobb did not fill his appoint
ments at Bethel Sunday on account Of
inclement heather.
Mrs ]. n. Wilkins spent a few days
in Mexico last week. She reports that
her sister, Mrs. Ernst has a fine boy.
Mr.. &. A. Holmes, Of neal Wichita
Kansas, was here, Saturday and SUM-
day, shaking hands with old friends
who are pleased to know he Is doing
we'll In his new home.
Rev. Cobb will give a lecture at
Bethel Church, Tuesday evening
March 18th. at 1880 O'Clock, on the
"Sons OF Ham, admission free. All are
cordially invited to come.
Miss Bertha Nc Cord has the cham
pion COW Of the community. She
strains the milk away and after the
cream rises, she skins 1t of and only
has to stir it a few times with a ladle
when her task is done, the butter has
come. This is a labor saving way, also
a very inexpensive one, as no churn is
needed.
MI. Irvine Crockett and Mr.. Ford,
of Columbia, delivered a lecture at
Beaver Dam school house on last Sat
urday evening on Local Option. These
Young men are promising young
lawyers, end we are glad to know they
have taken their stand for the right
on this important question.
Rev. Cobb. gave a temperance leo
ture at Beaver Dam, Monday even
ing.
Rev. Truck, also, lectured at Bethel
last Friday evening.
Saturday March the l4th. will be
the day for our county election on
liking ALCOHOL. We trust that all
right thinking voters Of Audrain
County, and especially our Christian
men will go to the poles and vote the
saloon down on that day. Here's hop
ing that county will go dry.
Rev. Banks will fill bis appointment
at Prairie View, Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

ground for undertaken signs, save for
a few hours on Sunday,and one or two
hours in the week. The saloon is q
social institution. Thousands Of men
go there because it is open and they
are welcome. Gould they find fellow
ship under as fair conditions without
drink,at least, one half Of them would
prefer 1t. Thousands Of men go to the
devil because they have nowhere else
to go. Suppose the saloons were OPP
posed by coffee houses. Suppose they
we're fitted up as handsomely and fill
ed with good cheer, would not drink
Ing be reduced to q minimum Only
suppose VIC we're to put forth the same
labor and outlay toward saving and
elevating men as is now put forth to
damn them with alcohol. | have yet
to hear Of the every day young man
who buys q key OF beer or whiskey,
and sits down over it and drinks mere
ly for the sake OF drinking. The sa-
loon is master Of the city, The city is
the heart of modern civilization. The
saloon is the power behind the throne,
under the throne and on top Of the
throne, and the throne itself is built
Of barrel slaves. The excise board
is fixed by the liquor dealers. With
out protest they grant a license to any
one who is not serving a term In the
penitentiary. 1t is safe to say If the
devil himself should apply for a licen.
&c, he would get 1t. Where is the
secret Of its power? 1t cannot be
found in the depravity of the masses.
The number Of those who are slaves
to alcoholism is to small to account
for this resistless force In life Of the
people. Besides the victims Of alchol
ism soon ceases to be Of any accounf
except as deadbeats.
Let the Christians Of to-day arist
and unite against this traffic which
means, II not overthrown, death tt
freedom, death to morality, death tt
christianity. Let US march forward
in this battle for temperance and right
sousness remembering the promise
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
CANT.

Moving has been the order Of the
day for quite a while around Cant.
S. P. Cunningham has moved to
Mexico. W. 7. election to Oentralia.
We will miss these good men, Edward
Mayes has moved to the Mathews
place vacated by MI. Cunningham.
Emmit Gibbs and James Hickman
will occupy the two houses en- Mr..
elections farm.
r. d. Barnes Is moveing to his
farm, and DR.. Harrison will live in his
house 10 Cant.
The M. ". A. Cant MINISTRIES pre-
sented their show to an a~ppreciative
audience at Centralia, Saturday night
OF last week..
Joseph Smith and Leila Berrey a
highly respected young couple were
united in marriage Thursday evening
of last week at the home Of the brides
parents. The happy couple will start
for Colorado this week where they
will make their home at the sale Of
the Brown boys last week 2 span Of
mules sold for $500 cash.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
THOMPSON

The sale Of the late T. W. Atkins
was well attended Monday.
P. H.. Ecton visited his brother
near Benton City, Monday and Tues
day.
Wisdom Bros delivered As hogs to
CANT g. Considine Saturday, at S4.l5i
average 2l0 lbs.
j.. A.. Surbef spent Monday in Full
ton, on business.
The voting place On next Saturday
will be held at e. f. Elliott's shop.
MI. and Mrs. W. Fl. Brink are here
from Hallsville, the guest Of theil
daughter.
W.. a. Pulls will move to biz
brother, Mason, for the summer,
Mrs. ]. @. Daniels and children and
Mrs. W. e. Mcdonald and children,
were guests lof Etheir parents, Satur
day and Sunday.
Rev. B. G.. Reavis was here Friday
and Saturday from Ellsberry, where
he spoke in the interest OF local op
tion. This was his first visit here II
the interest of this cause. Few
preachers aver visited village tina
left a better impression than be. Hi
work and good influence over Audrair
county will be reaped next Saturday
Brother Reavis is a polished Christian
gentleman. He is tho kind that car
and will accomplish great work ovel
this state. Ellsberry should be proud
Of such a servant Of God. We fee
better because he has been with us.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
W. S OoRSA.
WHITE HALL, GREENE CO., ILL,
Favors Local Option.

Benton City, Mo-, March 10 1905
Dear Christian brothers:-I send you
this message asking you these ques-
tions before you go to vote this curse
out of our county. AS you go forth on
the IA of March ask yourselves these
questions, then act as you know God
would have you act. Does IL pay TO
license a traffic which breeds idiots,
paupers, criminals and lunatics and
cast them upon society to be support
ed by honest people9 Does it pay to
license q traffic which increases taxes
by creating a demand for jails, peni-
tentiarles, asylums, hospitals, aims
houses, police and criminal courtsf
Does it pay to support the families OF
saloon-keepers and bartsnders and
pay their rent, taxes and insurance
and buy luxuries for them2 Does 1t
pay to call ministers to preach the
gospel Of love, charity honesty, purity
and forgiveness and license other mer
to engage in a traffic which fosters
hate, breeds dishonesty, impurity and
destruction9 Does it pay to build a
palace for the brewer, hire servants
and buy silk for his wife, and dress
your own wife in rags, make her take
in washing to support the family ant
tually send her to the poorhouse and
bury her in the potter's felds DoeI
it pay to levy a tax to support orphans
and widows and license the murdsreriot
husbands and fathers2 Does 1t pay q
close your ears to conscience, reason
Judgement, suffering, religion AMI
God?
Oh! friends, If it only were as cas-.
for a young man to go to the goot
as it is for him to go to the devil. II
cities there are saloons standing opeI
with good cheer and companionshil
for welcome, every day and night ii
the year, And our churches stant
silent and gloomy, used only as q back
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

"For the Lord thy God, He 1t is doth
go with thee, He will not fail thee
nor forsake the"
Now dear friends, / must close by
asking you to remember ION the IA OF
March, there will be thousands OF
christian women over this world pray
ing for you TO down this curse. You
men may be blind but we women are
not. IL shall be death or victory before
we cease our efforts. The Lord Jesus
Christ Is our captain, he is on the
throne, right shall trump over wrong
May God bless you Is my earnest pray
err.
Mrs, Ella Shoup Willis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12
GREGORY FARM
Annual Spring Sale
OF HORSES AND MULES
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IS, 1903.

DRAFT BRED MARES safe in foal
to my Imported Percheron Stallion
Radziwill 2732s t4422s).
GOOD DRAFT GELDINGS, the right
kind and in good condition and ready
for market or work.
Anew CHOICE DRIVERS, includ-
ing the team Of bay geldlngs In use at
the last August sale.
l believe every one Of the mares In
the offering is with foal. There will
be some good young work mules,
About fifty head Of horses and mules,
The characteristic feature Of this
sale Offering is the very desirable ages,
except a very few of the Mares, and
these, as well as the younger mares,
show that they are producers.
Sale at farm begins at 1890 sharp,
Sale in comfortably seated tent, rain
or shine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-12

The Mexico School Board at its
meeting Monday, March ninth, after
examining the Mexico school build
ings carefully decided there is no
danger to the children In case OF fire.
The doors all open outward, and there
appears to be plenty OF exits.