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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16


ms r. HaEzFfy, Cd Kansas CITY
Eho has BEEN visiting friends and
rsAsras here ard b. Me1Aco for the
past 3 Eee<s resumed 20 her home
Tuesday.
C0na0etoE CogsEei and vile OF
Slater were guests q hs parents a
few days ha week
Mrs. J. d. Pubs Of nS place vas
ezlled 20 cen1afa Friday on ac.
com; q the critical ilneas Of her
s@eS.
The DaHiefs school realized $31. so
from their box supper last Thursday
HEht Al report a fine time.
The yD0ng p~Spls Of he commun
~ eajoysd a fine daDce al I'd Til
eeTs Friday might
Te Bzbasa railroad has employed
two mEe Operators az this place
Prom now On Gs wih be a night
ami day Office.
Ms hfekzmp Of Mexico was the
guest n Fred Large and family from
Saturday uhul "Wednesday
Virgil surber Of Columbia who visit
"a tne family q Jas. SurDeT the
nH& Of the week returned home On
thursday.
Tbs mutual telephone people are
reDaAlg 1he- line with new cedar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16
: GENERAL NEWS NOTES :

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

Mrs G. w. Miller has returned
from chailhothe where she N4s CALI
ed to the bedside Of her little grasr1--
daughter. 1largurete.
Grandma Neah Is no b3teg at
tbs writing.
An. NuE Householder Is On the
skk list
T. u. Dowell has hired Presley
Canton a Oklahoma CITY for this
year a. $40 per Hoath. straight time.
Taylor Berey wen4 70 Mexico on
Monday where he win take Elmer
Pazoefs place on the jury.
We all welcome Col. sfiAon House
holder as road Oyensaer. He has
ban On the works tsfoTe and under
stands the business.
II Is reported that Steve rofd
has gdspe TO work He Is chopplng
his summers wood.
Geo. campbeEs large barn Is
searE completed.
Col Reuben HarbyB who OWNS a
nne. large farm Eea q MoIino.
and also oEns seyeraI bcnas Of
'ths u. 8. =. & p. Traction Co, d
.ashkEng n bailding a spur from
MohH@o - his hrze farm. II Is rel
ported asa rbens win Be q large
park basIt On the GaM II Youngs
Creek WEl gre particulars nexs
.Hme.
MEXICO Hk9 viii hold an ins5aiioh
and banqBet IN tha city washingtons
Birthday. Pea. e. washingtOa wa
no az XIX. but Il he Ek Lodge had
existed "a no day. be poah no
ooub2 have been a god -BAL@
Tsere wsA BE- an hyiaaAOn ia khe
afternoon a. 2 ucokk xhen e large
nsmber n candidates wiz be intro
eseed mo Toe my@A9fes u the
rider. In 4hs eyeIng. q s1mpsH-
- bazauez vii be gHen and n b
ahs isaerSzoa n a5oae Ia charge 70
make thds eyaat one n ne best ~
q kA here SPEAKERS from a d&
szses VIII respond % tcaaAe ~ well
- baI oxzaDrS.
AFs. W. H. Douglass. d Benton
wEo has BEEN aake SIX Efsh
Daeamonh. - beter
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16
bUDRAIA MADE FINE
SHOWING n STATE
AGRICULTURE REPORT


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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16
The Knockout Blow.

The blow which knocked out Corbat1
Was a revelation TO the prize lighters.
From The earliest days Of the ring the
~kn0ekrput blow was aimed for the Jaw,
the temple or the jugular vein. Stomach
punches we're thrown In to worry and
weary the fighter, but II a scientific man
had tod n Of the old fighters that the
most vulnerable spot was the region OF
the stomach, he'd have laughed at him
Tor an lgnOramus. DR.. Pierce IL bringing
hoFes 70 the public a parallel fact; that
tha s2maeA Is the most vulnerable organ
out Of NVhe Prize ring as well as In it. We
protect pur. hSaAS. threats, feet and lungs.
but the<A5fn1chNwe are utterly indlffer.
ent TO, until diseAsAfnds the solar plexus
and knocks us out Make -FOUR stomach
21nd and strong BY tie use Il Doctor
WedleaI Discovery, and
y2n 1EQierLAQgEelMyol mosLYQlner.
Golden Medical Discovery
cures weak stomach Indigestion, or
dyspepsia, torpid liver, bad, thin and i'm
pare blood and other diseases Of the or.
gans Of digestion and nutrition.
The Golden Medical Discovery has a
specific curative effect upon all mucous
surfaces and hence cures catarrh, no
natter where located or what stage 1t
mar have reached. In Nasal Catarrh Il
Is well 70 cleanse the passages with DR..
Sage's Catarfh Remedy lnid while using
The Discovery : as q constitutional REM
AT. Why the -Golden Medical Discoy-
cry erres catarrhal diseases, as Of the
stomach, bowels, bladder and other pelvic
organs VII b plain to you II you will
read 3 booklet Of extracts from the writ
ings d eminent medical authorities, en-
aorEing its ingredients and explaining
their curative properties II Is mailed
fYcs on request. Address DR.. R.V. Pierce,
Buffalo. y. Y. This booklet gives all tho
Ingredients entering into DR.. PIerce's
medicines frpm which u VIII be seen that
they oontsIn not . drop Of alcohol, pure,
nfplereGned glyceriDe being used instead.
DY. Pieree's great thonsand-page Illus.
trated Common SENS MEDICAL Adviser
viii h sent free paper-hound. for q one
cent staxnf1, or eld.h knslnd f0r 81 staFupA
AGdFeag UF. Ef er&r~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16
PUBLIC SALE!

Unusual, FEB. Z3rd.
| As | am leaving Audrain
Icounty, Twill sell the follow
ing described property on
the above date at the Clark
farm, known as the Tom
Ridgeway farm, Al miles
west of Mexico, 2 miles east
of Thompson, to-wit:
4 HEAD OF HORSES
One span of black mares,
coming SIS, in foal to Jack;
| gray mare, 10 years old,
family mare; l bay pony for
children, perfectly safe.
10 HEAD OF MULES Tw
mare mules coming IS, |
span horse mules about l65
hands high Z and S years
old; | span horse mules, Isl
hands high, coming 4 years
old; / span OF mare mules about
10 i-2 hands high. coming 8 Fear
oioi ! span Of horse mules coming
gearling.
: MILK cows fJersey cew with
ealI ~ side, | Short horn COW, will
De fresh y day q sale.a half blood
Jersey, a heavy springer. a good
one; Short-hofn cow giving
mhk, an extra good butter COW.
10 extr- good brood sowE. wifi pig
between the 18th OF April and The
Isl Of Nay ~ head Or 30 ib.s hoats,
sood ones; / Thoroughbred Berk.
SHIRE Bear. About 500 b.. OF
oats; viii sell so tu. with the priv.
hege OF taking as much as you
want. Other things 10 numerous
70 mention. win sell some hay.
Terms Of saIe-g months lime at
me rate OF s per cent interest.
sale begins at 10 m. Auction.
eefs' &c. Ford, Harry Young.
ID. w STEWART
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

has been saved by preventing the
spread Of cholera. The work og In.
~ocuation has been done in seventy
two counties OF the state. all under
the direction Of the College N As
rieulture OF the University Of Ms.
souri, Through It's several expert
mera stations It has worked 10 pre-
vent infection and to give treat.
ment to hogs affected with fhe dis
ease. The last general assembly az
propriated $40 900 10 tbs depar.
ment Of the college, whcb has en-
tire charge OF the work"
DIV. Stewart win hold a sale "a
Feb. %, on the Clark farm, uea.
Thompson. His ad. appears else
where In this issue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16
CTTT COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS

Tba Cay cosnel na IN reszAr
sssoa No1day u Al csan
msa ezosN J. " Tacker. q -
Yoanh wud. ssre presszA
ne touowlns Ess the ond~ q
bWinass.
The commktes appoaNea % A'e
axase the woM Promenaee Sn@
paving protest reeemmendd nas
~ s,rfson be taken. There Es7 tzo
ora0sss nIea, Il b Sad ne fEz
seems % have na had enoagA
arners "a knock OK ne IprEe
urat whlte uhe sscond rs1n1HrAAee
whieh was find go bts. eoszAnsa
IA .ufndens number q ss~z Ths
rosomRtee then aads = esp0z AS
mo action be taken
J Gathgie prskEef = oeona-
nkatioa 20 the eDuaea n ragzrd 70
lthe vrigase sever enD<fng ~ tie
west past a bas DraseTtg- H. SAYS
Ia has bsoosoe = naalce asd asks
l,be ely 70 fully Emazfe 4 AID
nave the AM rEz0Ee4
ne pe<kin1 and agghkaoa d
Funt wknmad f0r . cuzaAoR n
l-esnss 70 rsc@ysA TAa psi,ioa
ass tuHy Eassatsde1 @k foaod to
leousain 4 srHE&a3 .zuher q
lslzncrs and q Hcenss vas gra@A.
The eerseery ssxtoas repoxT shg1
lea "a 6arab sog tbs kn4 neaShs y
EhR@ : coioEel
resoIutloa kytrnAnesa Msu1zy
eseang aa1 aSop;e1 eaE1sh aay
l.stv @fchs making . szaseh&a a
iavv ankh xzzLesx Er Gs or
IL 20 a a~uYIea1e ba aaa IL
lmme WA ae ~ es or bals
win uo BE az0~sd
Ths City EngMa@rs nlmH a
a ndeszk IA sssh MEXICO zs
ceised and De6So ais wszs Esd
ssh the ely cerk a1A the Cy
Attorney VA isstrBae< a. draE =
lrssoluiicn u9hizE Esr ~zk to
De phced By che cry aso1g the
pr02ssy Eheh beI1egad 70 Gala
BFrey. Western Ave
On m0ion. the N4ye~. Ast0Tasy
and Clarns comnn1se Vas k1straes-
led 10 confer wiaA CIR Aaas0r san
Byrns a regard % The Org TAI
lists.
The BuiHng Comedies NZ az
hnrized to inEs8e enc cgHt d
ceiling the fire engine rol ARd %
make any orkeT nassaEy azprove
meat.
The foIhywiBg bSEs were aJs1wsd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

Santa Fe last week drawing the
deeds for the administrators for the
last of the Powers land, Mr.. Lyons
getting 1852 acres at $50 and Ben and
Hugh Hoar 100 acres at same price.
The 1852 acres owned by Mr. Pow
ers at his death has now all been
sold and brought an average OF
$3.50. Paris Appeal.
Ferris & Frees Of Laddonia sold
Chas. nean of Mexico a mare for
S225 and a mule for S2t5 Friday.
Ote Frees of Laddonia has been
In Illinois buying mules. His wife
went as far as Louisiana with him
and visited friends there a few days.
Mrs. L d. Moore, a poultry fan
cter Of this city was in Vandalia re-
Gently and purchased IL August
R. l. Red puHets from E. c. McCar-
roll, paying SLIPS per bird. Mrs.
Moore says they were fine and was
much pleased with her purchase.
Chas. Dean bought 3 mules in Full
ton recently Of Poke McCannahan
for $3.50.
Chas. Dean, this week, paid Lad
donia men $1,000 for Z head of
mules.
Chas. Dean sold A horses to Geo.
R. Johnson for s43O.
Jack Muir bought a pair Of mules
from Chas. Dean this week for $3.50
6has. Dunn paid Chas Dean $500
for a mule shis week
Robt. Ferris, a prominent stock.
man of Laddonia, sold a pair Of
mules this week to Arthur Wright
for s425.
The Cunningham q Moore draft
mare sale in Laddoula Friday was
well attended AN Of tho offerings
brought good prices. These gentle.
men always have something good to
offer. There was a large crowd
AZ the sale.
T. N. Hamilton bought from ODE
Hall a mule this week for $3.50.
T. N. Hamilton paid Chas. Dean
this week s4s2-5O for a pair OF fine
mules.
Judge d. f. Vaughn, southwest az
Perry, a man who has been a won.
derful amount Of material benefit IN
the country in abe stock buslpass has
u the last 20 days sold 100 mules
Tor $4,000. Among the last sales az
recent date z top mules sold at an
average price c $2s2 per head, 10
mules at an average of $27S.5o. q
at 1923. These figures Indicate has
they are top mules. He has on f,ll
iced 100 mules. He has 10 pairs az
good work teams ready for buyers.
50 of the 100 are yearlngs, and the
balance from 2 TO 5 years old. He
has a pair of mules at home thai
weigh $500 lbs, and 3 other natrs
weigh 2400 lbs, and the balance from
1000 10 hoo lbs. He also mas an
hand 100 head Of cattle Perry
Enterprise.
c. c. Bybee, Of near Molsno. sold
Ed. Mitchell this week SIX yearl,D-v
mules for $94s and a good two.voar'
old horse for SIPS.
Sales of six Boone county farms
made within the past ten DAYS appre.
gate s6o,5Oo. and involve SCI acres
This Is an average price Of SOD an
acre, and prices ranged from $50 n
1888 an acre.
The University MIssourian savs.
approximately $1,000, 900 has beon
saved to Missouri farmers n tho
last two years by use Of the hoe
cholera serum. According 10 ina
biennial report Just issued on nv
matter eighty thousand hogs from
i!oSs herds have been treated. rs.
umaaing the price Of a hog at ss
more than 100000 has been saved
II 5 said that fully this much more
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16
PROSPECT FOR FRUIT
N MISSOURI IS GOOD,
DR. J. c. WHITTEK SAYS


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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16
4 y

l. T. Van Note, Of Columbia, was
in this city Tuesday. lie will move
here AErA 1 10 take charge OF the
Rok Springs Larry
C. T. Casper, Of Rush Hill, one
q AudraLn's leading stockmens has
decided to leave this county and
enter the dairy business in Kansas
Cry. NJ. Casper Is one of ou- most
substantial and progressive citizens,
and vii be greatly missed and the
Ledger joins his friends In Wishing
him the greatest in his new
field,
Mr.. Casper says he dairy business
in Kansas City looks better than
the cattle business here. The last
yar has beenN rather an uncertain
one for shippers throughout the
state and the loss to mtany stock
men has been very heavy.
Mr.. Casper will buy a dairy with
his brother, rent a large tract Of
land in the suburbs Of Kansas City
and start into business. He says
the land they have in view raises
two crops OF clover a year and is
ideal for the BUSINESS. Mr.. Casper
will hold a sale Saturday, Feb. IS,
at Rush Hill.
ID. W. CarpeT, Of near Thompson,
recently sold some Of his fine brood
sows: Bud Spencer paid $50 each
for two and Mr.. Davis S55 for two.
Mr.. Carper says the wheat in that
seoton Is not very good. He has
sown 40 A. of oats. He drills II In.
Says this method saves seed, but
so far he does not notice an increase
yield. He has drilled his oats for
four years.
Hamilton Bros. paid II. F. Tarr
5000 for a two years old Galloway
county jack this week.
WWiH Hall has rented the Henry
Winkler farm near Rush Hi and will
move on 1t March 1.
]. T.. Powell has just completed a
fine chtern on his new farm.
$. J.. Sanford paid s1400 for six
mules near Rush Hill this week.
w. Il. Sims bought 10 stock hogs
from Plate Bros, this week, for 9
cents
Chas. Dean bought 6 mules from
Mr.. Dubray this week for 1880. :
Judge C. b Carroll was going
some Monday in buying stock. He
bought 10 mules from Deck Smith,
4 FROM Tom CHM; 2 from l.. ].
Evans. 2 from Gene Brown at Cun-y-
vile, and a pony from Claude Blu.
chanan and one from Marvin Moss.
Also 2S head of yearling cattle from
Walter Boyd.-Vandalia Mail.
Galloway farmers are putting in
their oats crop.
II. L. Smith, who operates a big
farm west of McCredie, disposed Of
four horses at Fulton stock sales on
Monday, the whole bunch going to
Lee brothers for s765.
]. A. Thomas will put dn So A.
Of cats this year. Quite a lot OF
oats win be sow in his section,
What little WHEAT was sown there Is
poor.
J. w. Brewer bought 6 big mules
from Chester Calls, near Paris, at
s245 each; 4 from Ed. Smelser at
s262.50 each; a pair FROM Frank Kirk
land at $500; 3 from Sid Utterback
for 500. Calls sold . cotton
mules to Ed. Mitchell at $3.50 each.
David Arnold, Of near Paris, sold
Mason & Carter, Mexico, 100 head Of
hogs TO be delivered the last a
thas week at $3.50, Mr.. Arnold
had bought them at about $7.35.
Judge Thos. Hurd OF Paris was in
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16
PUBLIC SALE!
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20.

lightning at l O'Clock. at my farm.
known as the Neideghaus farm. 4
miles southeast Of Mexico. / wBl
sen the following:
HEAD HORSES, MULES. cotrs
Consisting of i gray mar : 49,
oid. lady broke, single or double. in
loal; brown mare. 3 ,,si
broke; l span work horse mpls~
broke; l pair Of draft colts. com.
ing zs' mare and horse; / ar Of
aratt mare colts. coming 2is. mars a.
horse;l pair draft mare cop,s com.
ing rs; / draft horse colt. COMING
! year old.
HoGs-SO Head Duroek Jeys.v
April. pig IN
COWS Two Jersey N,,A
lows. : and 5 years old, with salyes
Oy side. Another rood min -.
~ul eaRe in March.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS NJ.
Norn Plow. / MoKne Conn pt,n
TWO DOZEN HENS A few On.
" aruchs used on a farm
TERMS All sums sto
DER cash; over tlat amo" n ua.
rona time, banlabe note, : nor
cent interes' from DAFT PVT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

v. Il BsTy szd son sod Y nod
q hogs 20 CeusxzKA parties at
.s7-l5 pr hsadred wsght I75 Rs.
Eznvlsgk Tavenyrort and vie visit
ID hrzDSolkz On Tbs W3k sun
day.
". r. cahk, wks aud dasgbter
w@s gassss u the fziaiiy x Robert
DahLxz rerantly.
w. II WiIson and family T&9ed
h0zae folks Sunday.
W. ~ Chkk cod J p. EdEarss
tao aao@ts ae 8 cents pr pound
seght about Jos pounds
L. a WLsoa and NJ. Ha1ha All
@sh have q public sale soon.
Hiss Bertha Mark n Mexico Was
the guest Of boraa folks Sunday.
l. A. Wilson las sod lis farm to
cb@Ies H. Dsckey.
Te Rev Presser WI prsaeh az
New Hope Saturday ard Sunday.
Fa5- IS and 10.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

Vases. ~statuary. platter, cups and
saBoer. from IL to IL Of regular
pFScess We want 20 close this line
on and this II an opportunity 70
get some rare bargains.
Pitchers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

The New JuneFile Auto Friction
lese Bail Observation-Disclosures Y1exi~
be Disk HauOW-in al sHesIzH-
lar diseS--cgt asay discs-spadinz
dsa-sls.O0 up a. R~obertsone
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16
100
YOUNG MEN

Between the ages Of Is and 20
years, with good common seass. 20
buy youths $4,000 SUITS for $1,000.
Can any day between the hours Of
. a. m. and $50 p. m, at McLoneys
store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

George ". wales Is home from
. prospecting Our near Pine Bluff.
Ark We trust that DR.. Wales
vii decide there Is no place better
than Audram county, 20 live IN.
and will remain here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

Mra. Tom Lampton and daughter.
Of C~entraiia. are spending a month
with Mrs. Lamptoas father. Chas
Powell Mrs. Powell "a wishing IN
Arkansas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

2 q Cork and vie, north u this
city Este had az thefr guest Mrs.
q IoEa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

HazEy Baker has retafned to ST.
Louis after a Eeeks visit 70 friends
and relatives Ia ahA city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

Fine wbke aud God HayIlaEd
chsra-so pastsFns a. 20 per cent
discount Pfchex's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

y. y. PoweI, Borh a this city, IL
building some new fenes around hs
farm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

= SvN& 4aN - uE @sre DazsS
& g@ E4 ea@a@ * wexah u s
CREST Zeal z taa2 ~ sex
re pr use11fNa ~ u 70
eeAt Piraws.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

Mrs. s. J. Terrai. wbo has been
quite H. is some better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16
WAITED.
Ricketts, & Emmons

he for hens and springs; 7 II 80
8 IL c for roosteEs; 1s2c less for
cash. wit
~ nEh e
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

WANTED a good farm ha1A
Sober and reliable. 3 q Groves.
TeegA0e III Oak, Mexico. IA.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

EeadaH n vaaaala saa
~ aa 4ssy suaeay
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

Representative z c. Waters. q
vaudsHa. vas n tbs city Saturday,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

The Modern Woodman Lodge has
elected delegates to County Conven-
aon TO be held here on April S.
John Smith and wife are now liv..
Tug on the vgal farm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

8. P. Emmorg q Son lost a fine
Shorthorn COW BY lightning Monday
night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

Mis- ethel Duh, the popular teach
q Of Carter school, gave a valm.
tine box to her pupils this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

2 T T41sy 5 E1H oxnnea -
as boaae br MHaas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

Mrs 2. b. Graham y bosua irem
Sd 1aa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

LlttE Mis- Amelia Graham 5 bet
ter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

Tns Palace u Sweets Saturday
specials h hez1e made candy are
@oHA yogz Etals VI.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

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Mrs. II. w. Allen. norsai uf tins
city, who has been quite sick. Is BET.
ter
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Izinch $500. Some Collins P9oEs-
l2An1h $500 i4aeh 5000. 20 close
Out-a bargain Robertson
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RHODE A REDS,

SINGLE COMB
Eggs for Matching. Frst pen $3.50:
second pen $1.50. Sam Evans. wtf
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PUBLIC SALE!

me undersigned has decided 70
60 70 kansas City and viii sell a
pn0le aletion, on
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Mrs. R. A. Boyd. who has been
quite sNk. is improving,
LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY
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Mr.. ard Mrs. Dounsz. o Z BD~
cry street.. are visiting Mrs. DOB
mans parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
FLUTES, near Ortiz.
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We can show you varied assortment
Of dress trimmings. ali the latest de-
sign.
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Frank Brasoa a retaraea 10 Psi
tos,
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h
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J. o. BaxroT q yaadzEa mas I
bNnsss visitor here Wednesday.
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tEo Eov brek szAsszG lor ne 0sx
FaAosss On rar eaae -. on ceakar
street
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R2iDa &. Stocks. n Gardan Cry.
Kaa- "a visiting ais hrothT s. D..
Stocks, a this city.
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tie agreazen. ea3meen shSs e0szary
AID cz-aEz f2< rsxrr0ssy.
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II Kinds Wssoa sz6 Had SEED
srR. Biz n.y.. R05eTsecn
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CHAS. B. LYMAN

James Ford, Auct.
Frank james. Clerk. w2as
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Nr. and Mrs 7. B. B4ru&n ar
bgh fM
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D. w. STEWART.