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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-01-12
Look For The Bee Hive

On the package when you buy Foley's
Honey and Tar for coughs and colds.
None genuine without the Bee Hive;
Remember the name, Foley's Honey and
Tar, and reject any substitute. Sold oy
all druggists.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-01-12

John," she exclaimed, ,jaobing her ell
bow into his ribs at I'll a. m, "did you
lock the kitchen door 2"
And John, who is inner guard and was
Just then dreaming over last evenings
lodge meeting, sprang up in bed, made
the proper sign, andreSponded: "Worthy
ruler, our portals are guarded
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-01-12

Greening-Do you believe in dreamsp
BrownIng-l used lo-but not now.
Greenng-How's that2
Browning met one about ten years
ago-and married her.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-01-12

Soon after the removal of certain In
diana minister to California, the father took
Elizabeth, aged five, out for a walk.
Looking at the mountains around the city,
he remarked
"Just think, Elizabeth, God made all
these beautiful mountains. Isn't it won
derful ?"
Elizabeth, not being in a spiritual
mood, replied:
"Hm, could, too, if had the dirt"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-01-12
FoIey's Kidney RemedyzAn Appre'
CiatiOn.

[. Mcconnell, Catherine ST., Elmira,
". writes: 81 wish 10 express my
appreciation of the great good ] derived
rom FoIey's Kidney Remedy, which
used for a bad case of kidney trouble
Five bottles did the work most effectively
and proved to me beyond doubt it IS the
most reliable kidney medicine ! have
ever taken" Sold by all druggists.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-01-12
F~S' !. ~ HlnSiOW'S Soothing Syrup

,,llLLlJys o, ~ yd-n i9r over sIxTYFIvE YEARS by
& ,gill5 Mn PERFECT SUCCESS, N soOTHFS
rs WIND Ci1N,SS tue GUNS. ALIAYs ali PAIN !:
s,I1sSHTA SlT{1 T. and is the best remedy for
yrp1 Re sure sr4 Dfgsg SIS IN every part OF the
.s Gusrasr,...1,2 10 other kind Twenty"nve cents
,Ss;h lss 81 under the Food and Drugs Act
AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-01-12

For mild. easy action Of the bowels,
asingIe dose OF DOan's Regiilets isenougf.
Treatment cures hs0itual constipation.
25c a box. Ask your druggist for them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-01-12
Gee. out I'm in serious trouble z

"Uee, Out I'm IN SeTlouS tr0uoIe
Whats the matter now ?"
my fiance's father says he will diSin-
herit her il she marries me, and she says
she'll sue me for breach OF promise il
break the engagement"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-01-12

Census Taker-"How many children
have you 2"
Citizen "Thrse."
Census Taker-"Altogether2"
Ciiizen-"No; one at a time"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-01-12

Hary's mother took him to a dentist
one day to have several Of his teeth ex-
tracted.
Never mind. my boy" said the den-
fist, they will soon grow in again"
"W-wiII they g-grow in a-sgain before
d d-dinner?" sobbed the little fellow.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13
CHAMP CLARK CLUB
FORMED HERE MONDAY
EVENING.OFFICERS
Mexico, Mo-. July IL. 1911.
The Audrain County Clark.for-Pres-

The Audrain County Clark-for-Pres-
: ident Club,
Mexico. Mo.
Gentlemen:--
| am Informed that / am honored
by having been elected President of
the Audrain County Clark for-Pres.
ldept Club.
Personally, | am friend and an
enthusiastic admirer Of Speaker
Clark, and in common with all his
constituents regard him as big
enough to fill any position TO which
his party may cali him. This is evi-
denced by the manner in which he is
now discharging the duties of the SO
ond office in importance within the
gift of the nation.
On the other hand. ] believe that
the action Of regular Democratic
State Convention should not be dis
regarded and that to do so would
not be good precedent. As is well
known, our last State Convention en-
dorsed Gov. Jos. w. Folk for Presi-
dent. am aware that there are
Democrats who do not regard that
endorsement as obligating those who
did not participate in the convention.
l entertain a different view, and for
that reason request that this club
select for its president one who
holds that the action Of the conyen-
tion is not a party obligation.
appreciate deeply having been
considered in this connection. and
with every wish for harmony and
success. l am,
Very truly yours,
J. F. HARRISON.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13
.YouNes CREEK.

Miss Mabel Ewing of Long Branch
is entertaining her cousins, the
Misses Ewings Of Ohio.
Prof. Ed Patterson and family Wis
tied his mother last week. Mrs. J. Il.
Patterson.
Lance Ellis Of Texas. is a guest
% James Baker OF Long Branch.
Otto Carpenter sold John Brewer a
horse for $3.50.
Thod Boulware sold same party /
mare for $40.
VIM. Asbury delivered wagon
load of fat hogs to w. w. Mundy at
&c last week.
Oats and hay crop are short; corn
is suffering for want Of rain,
Milt Householder threshed 914 bus
els Of wheat. Wheat is yielding
about IL bu. to the acre.
VIM. Asbury has a new wagon.
Jas. Sneed has a new sulky rake.
oh, the refreshing shower of rain
we had Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Barker preached at Long
Branch last Sunday morning.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13

Miss Frances and Susie Hicks went
to Bellflower last Saturday for visf
Mrs. Chas. Hildebrand is ON the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Rich visited Mat
Mullins Saturday evening.
Mrs. Hick Hoffsess and Miss Susie
Tanner visited Mrs. Bob Tratchel
Tuesday.
Mr.. Yates Of Williamsburg shipped
out load of hogs Tuesday night.
We had quite storm here Tues
day evening. The top was blown off
j. c. Pearson's store and his goods
were damaged badly The lights iu
the drug store were broken.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13
RUSH HILL.

Threshing is pretty we'll along. The
wheat is not a world-beater in the
yield averaging from 10 bushels to
S2 bushels per acre. But the quail
ity as reported by experts. is far
above the average.
We find when the opportunity pre-
sents itself the farmer supposed to b
the most liberal hearted of all men
takes advantage Of the old saying;
Get all you can. and keep all you
get. After the oats stood all sum
mer's hot sun and hot winds, dwarf
ing il to half It's average length,
then the machine chopping IL all to
pieces so that of an average year It
would be considered almost worth
less. Yet it is selling for $11.00 per
ton baled and delivered. The man
although in very moderate circum-
stances, who is compelled to keep a
team to make living, ia compelled
to pay the price asked for feed
We remember hearing an old sue
cessful farmer make an expression
once. At that time we thought he
was crazy. He said: always take
poor crop year for good farmer to
make money" Do you see the point?
Jack Brown and son returned from
Chicago well pleased with the sale Of
| his fat cattle-2O head of the bic
red steers, averaging 1906 pounds
and brought $3.50; SO head averaging
l142O pounds brought $6.70 per hun
dred. We asked Mr.. Brown II he
would fill mp again soon. He replied
l.No. Indeed. No more cattle nov
/ for me. He has a car load OF hog
ready to go-big, fat fellows.
Dick Mecklin has a car load @
cattle about ready to go-and hi
is very much interested in the mar
ket.
Mrs. Leslie sipple and little sol
OF Kirksville have Lce1 visiting ol'
friends here for few days. Sn'
land her husband formerly lived Il
| Rush Hill, Were they both hav'
| many friends. Leslie is now SERVING
his second term as County School 81
perintendent OF Adair county, ant
we learn he is giving general satis
faction.
| Miss Bessie Peery of Columbia
| is spending several days among he
friends here, and canning up quit
quantity of fruit
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13
LOWER LlTTLEsY.

Very, very hot. The thermometer
registered 10s degrees Saturday
evening.
Claude McFaddin has just : got
through cutting oats for Clarence
Grey. So
Miss Mae Hofrighter, of near Moilno
ID attending school now at Kinks
vile. She will teach this winter at
West Lick.
Mrs. Homer Fry Of Perry has been
visiting her mother Mrs. NJ. Mcfad-
din OF near Molino.
Il. W. McFaddin delivered hogs 10
Powell & Mundy Saturday at $500.
/, Mrs. w. D. Talley and Miss Nora
Wilkerson, both of near Worcester
were guests of Mrs. j. Fleming
Saturday.
The following sold lambs to ~
w. McFaddin last week:
]. Young 20, Grey Wilson ., aver
aging 10 lbs; ]. Thompson IA; j.
Fleming 16, John Snyder IA, VIII
Sharp A, Jake Sharp 5, Bybee Bros.
2S, Charley Byars 4, Elmer Beamer
10.
4, We think Mr.. MeFaddin is q
sheep buyer, all right. He had
car load of lambs on the st. Louis
market this week,
There was large crowd at preach
ing Sunday night at Santa Fe' Inc
Rev. Kerr Of Perry preached.
Geo. Pittman of near Santa Ft
bought 600 bu. of corn from W. +
| Atkinson at Mexico paying 62 II
cents for it.
McFaddin Bros. had a narrow es
cane the other day while they wers
driving down hill. The neck-yok'
broke and scared the mules and the!
ran away, tearing the wagon up pu
no one received ad bad injuries
| Col. Ed. Atchison our leading auc
ltioneer, is on the sick list.
| c. NJ. Morthland delivered lamp
| 10 Mexico buyers Saturday.
| Riley Wilkerson had cattle on Tn
| At Louis market this week.
i VIM. Dublin had two cars Of cattl
nm st. Louis market this week.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13
BENTON CITY.

Miss Josie Douglass of st. LOUIS
is visiting relatives here.
]. w. Hines and wife visited bert
Waddington Sunday.
VIM. Hoffsesss children Of Kansas
City came down here Monday for a
visit.
Mrs. Harvey Precht is visiting at
Fred Precht's.
Lottie Burns and Pinkie Douglass
visited Mabel Duffen Monday.
J. D. Reeds went to Lincoln coun-
ty Monday on visit.
A. NJ. Pearson is having his
house raised this week. Andy Tratcl
ell is doing the work.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13
-STORE NEWS -
cMeaseelty17asz,S!|3ttesz,.g n Sc !.

8 doz., white only, square and
round Dutch neck effect. Fine
French lingeree, front and back
beautifully embroidered like hand
work. New peasant sleeves. Good
$f.9s values for only $f.50.
Twotone color effect : made Of
hemstitched marquisette. with po-
kadot effect. sailors, persian col
lars, pocket and cuffs are made to
match collar and finished with tie:
come In light blue, copenhagen,
lavender and coral, new peasant
sleeves A great $3.50 value for
only SIS
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13

NC the past few days the
has been repeatedly asked
.at action the last State Dem
4 Convention took regarding
II President, and, in looking
liter up, we find the conyen-
hnlmously adopted the follow
bne of the planks Of the State
Eatic Platform: In the bat
ood government we commend
Democracy OF the country
&lership OF one who has been
Hlnes foremost in the fight ant
work as Circuit Attorney OF
Anis and Governor Of Missouri
glshed so much for political
Actieal reform, which, Ike
Mye, is now sweeping over tf'
country. Conservative as al
tratlve officer and progressiv
legislative policy, he is th'
hll gralters,< the friend OF al
toilers, and will make the do
equal rights a living force Il
Nnent. Therefore the Democra
Missouri presents for nomina
President in 1912, Jos. W
#hd pledge to him our heart
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13
Horse Strayed or Stolen

Strayed or stolen from my
pasture 8! miles northwest
of Mexico, on the night of
July third, one gray saddle
hlly four years old, Is hands
one inch high. Said filly is
broken to ride, and was shod
in front, and has a small
sunken place in her neck.
$50 reward will be given for
her return or information
leading thereto. Address E.
H. Carter, Mexico, Mo. d1wl
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13
.ee for the Presidency.

'pderstand the only opposition
febuildIng OF the State Capi-
Jefferson City is being pro-
~ real estate mem living m
IL, who desire to boom their
interests at the expense OF
SIC State. This capitol is not
slilt for land speculations, but
people of the great State of
ii. Along this Line the Kan
4 Times says; This specula-
Ia has now developed in st.
OF course nothing will come
The people Of Missouri are
Hg to move the seat Of govern
Jefferson City is the place
But the danger in the scheme
Il it fools any considerable
of persons it may result in
seat of the 8 1-2 million dol
hd proposition at the special
& Of Aug. /. That proposition
shild a capitol at Jefferson
low, If the bonds are defeat
august there may be a nasty
removal fight which will
tost the people money and
isseuri without any state
IL all for many years. The
avoid such a bad situation Is
the bonds in August"
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13
ENE oEoRLEs e00WAR oEe
Shirt Waist Sale

5 doz.. white only. Square Dutch
neck erect, embroidery panels In
front, lace trimmed, fine French
batists, peasant sleeves, special
$3.50 values for only $f.00.
Made OF extra fine quality crisp
lawn, the entire front is elabor-
ately trimmed with handsome en-
bPoidery of floral designs Shoul-
ders and sleeves are made Of the
same design and are aFtistieally
finished with the leaf design of
embroidery. New peasant sleeves.
A wonderful $3.50 value for only
$3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13

3iaberly Democrat, after TAX
f0 out of the Senior Edi-
tha Ledger. on account of
z s1ots," says in reference to
i 4ential situation in Mis-
Hf Clark, in fact, was a
fhis agreement and should
' bis friends to ask Demo
1iolate any agreement they
4 che good of the party and
te factions from the 1910
f.et us dwell in peace and
mol stir up trouble while
more or less crazy with the
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13

3& A. BALL, probably the
siend Hon. Champ Clark
ssouri, in referring to the
III situation in Missouri,
ou have asked me a live
have no authority to
4 either Gov. Folk or Mr..
both OF them are repre-
men OF the Democratic par.
h the nation and State.
|Ee the best interests OF the
heart and the matter OF Che
" so far as Missouri is
n. Will settle Itself. Which
|elops tho greater strength
She state, the other in my
4 win not stand in the way
|hri furnishing the Democrat
nee for the Presidency"
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13
NoTIcE-cHANeE OF

w. l.. Fowles has purchased T. F.
Mooreis interest in the Ford Auto
and Machine Co. w. T. Swinney
has charge of the business. Two
first-class workmen will be at the.
garage, General passenger business.
Taxicab services at all hours. 25c
passenger to all parts of the
city. Ford Automobiles for sale.
A full line of supplies on sale, Gar
aSe, East Monroe st WIT dtf
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13
RoWENA.

Ed Greer OF Mexico filled his ap-
polntinent at Antioch Sunday and
Sunday night,
A. p. Yager and family and Miss
Leona Foreman went to Centralia
Sunday.
S. NJ, wager spent Sunday after
noon with his brother, Allen Yager,
near Holiensville.
Kirt Rowe delivered 4 loads Of
hogs % Tom Hodge at Centralia at
SO 40 per hundred. Monday.
Clarence Morehead delivered some
hogs to same party
Miss Laura Belle Sagersee Of Illi-
nois is visiting her uncle, Jim Sag
ersee. Is
A. P. wager and wife and Miss Lee
ona Foreman were gathering black
berries Wednesday.
F. w. brewer sent his team to
Centralia after goods Wednesday and
Friday.
J. f, Beamer took a load of hogs
to Paris Wednesday; he brought back
a windmill for the well he had bored
recently.
John Smithey and Jim johnson of
near Thompsonville and Andrew John
son and family of Monroe county
were here Thursday.
Tom Vanlandingham of CentTalia
was out here the past week helping
his son Ross put up hay
VIM. Jones delivered some bundle
oats to Tom Bagley at 2 1-2 cents a
bundle.
c. f. Sansbury delivered load Of
bundle oats to S, NJ, wager Thurs
day
Mrs, Arthur Wager and Miss Leona
Foreman and Mrs. Cecil Mallory wer'
gathering blackberries Thursday nor
ing, Mrs. Yager and Miss Foreman
spent the afternoon at Lewis SCOTS
A couple of men from Centralia
were out here Thursday and Friday
repairing and putting new whee
on the windmill for A. J. Tribble.
Mr.. Allen from Des Moines, la,
is here. in the interest OF the Yeo-
man Lodge may organize
a lodge here.
Tom Rowe and family of Mexico
have been out. here on their farm
the past week
Among those from a distance who
attended the Odd Fellows lodge here
Thursday night were Ed. Love o
north of Central School House, jim
Vanlandingham and Melvin Beaihel
of Monroe county, Frank Donalsol
jeff Rector of near Thompsonville
and Mario Corelison of near Tulip.
Pete Foreman and Jim McCan o
Thompsonville, Mr. Moore, of nea
Cecil, Aura wager of near Lon
Branch and Tom Showers of nea
bethlehem we're here Friday
Arthur Yager's team of young hor
es ran away Friday with his WACO
! and tore up things considerably, bu
the horses came out in very goo
shape.
There was quite a lot of people a
NH Friday.
A very large crowd attended tn
ice cream supper at Antioch Frida
u night. They took in $50 at the SUI
. Per.
/ John brewer and wife moved bac
: to Hawk Point, Lincoln county, Sa
!. uiday,
Roy Tribble went to Centralia Sa
urday and took load of househol
. goods for John brewer.
:, L. f. Terrell of Monroe count
}, and Mrs. John Carter of near Thorn
"a sonville we're here Saturday.
= Sailing and Molino played ball
IIoliensville Saturday evening al
y scored to G in favor of Sailing,
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13

|iy fight being made against
The State Capitol at JEFF
81 Is made by a few people
i Interested in real estate
I'D part of st. Louis, and
d object to the statement
been made to the effect
Capitol would be rebuilt
labor. The people of Mis-
not interested in real es-
8lation in st. Louis, and
ii favor Of the Capitol be-
by union labor. The propo-
|sId carry unanimously.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13
eARN AND GRAIN BURNED.

A large barn belonging to Jeff
Cornett, near Laddonia, was struck
by lightning Tuesday evening and en-
tirely destroyed by fire. Three hun
dred bushels of old corn and quite a
large amount of oats were also de-
stroyed.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13

j has nearly 1000 books
i library. and It is now in
make arrangements to Sc
.inegie library for Mexico.
q should be looked after
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13
DO YOU KNOW

We can show the most complete
line of TOP buggies, surveys and. rum
abouts ever shown in the city. Don't
send OFF and buy a cat in a bag but
make your own 1election from stock.
wi Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13

6..'a Ledger will be found
+ s.I Dr. ]. +. Harrison, de-
It'll atIhre Of president of the
(. Sahfy Clark.for.Presi-
q |ng his reasons for de-
Ills honor. This letter win
ecrdial commendation Of
Tive. loyal Democrats,
W. nc best interests Of their
E1art, in the State.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13
FOB SALE AND EXCHANGE.

12O Acres improved prairie land;
fine location; good land and u bar
gain at $50 per acre.
40 Acre farm near Mexico for resi-
dence property.
15O Acre farm hear Mexico for
Mexico residence property.
Two good dwelling properties; own
er wants farm.
stock General Merchandise anu
Building to exchange for farm.
North Missouri Trust Co.,
dw1 Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13


sleeves;
beauties $3.50 values for only $4.9s
Wash Suit Special
81 81
reduced prices We picked these ia 2 on
Sample line suit about the price OF skirt
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13

J. II. Bell, Tuesday, exhibited
kodak picture of his one-year-old
grandson, Glenmore Bell, taken sit
ting on a week-old mule. The pic
ture was taken at the farm OF Mr..
Bell. south of this city, and is very
attractive. The child's parents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bell.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13

tI1Ads of Harmon and VIII
|lA East are having a siren
Il and. II the Democrats in
afe conservative and har-
ty have a chance not on
a.aaie, but to elect the next
/ al iho United States.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13

Dave Ball, of Montgomery City, Wis
tied r. N. Appling, the court stenog
rapher, here this week.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13

Reports received from the territory
tributary to Mexico indicates 'hS' 'i'
taln Tuesday afternoon was not very
General over the county Portions
of Audrain north and east OF thls
city got a good rain. In the vicinity
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-07-13

tnlS morning lnht tHe NlolI VI 0OF'
Hadley and the across-State highway |
locating committee has been changed
from the 18th to the gath Of July.
Hence, make the change to the gath,
and all committees will stand as
heretofore appointed.
Geo. Robertson, Pres.
J. T. Ricketts,, Sec'y.
The official inspection OF three
proposed State highways between
st. Louis and Kansas City was Tues
day postponed until July "a. This
was the result of the conferences,
between Governor Hadley. Curtis A.
Hill, State Highway Engineer; T. G.
Wilson, secretary of the State Board
of Agriculture; Roy Britton, repre-
senting the st. Louis Automobile
Club and Judge Harry G.. Childs, rep
resenting the Kansas City Automo-
bile Club.
The sixteen members of the State
Board of Agriculture, three commit
,a.,, fror, ,ha pnsiness Mems
: aaoro of q Iouia IN ba named by
that body. and a like number from
the Kansas City Board of Trade
C-,.o,, ttod,ay Stata Highway
Engineer Hill and representatives, OF
~, a..ta,ohiia o,,hs of Ct Louis
and Kansos C,tv will make I'm the Of.
so,aI marty about thirty in all. Both
nar,ies will start at 8 a. M. Mon
a. ana oorclpda their trims Thurs
49,
~ aoto,, - !, woel, IN making the
49,, ~ ,.,es oooastoned hv the earnest
'''P -. - o,t,os o,org the
iou :, ~ +r,n 4,
ihe o'i' san, dans ,atar =
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i-ouis onoivu I,,v
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~ a. . = 49, =. e. cha..,as 70
ChA,,ss, -ii.s - n,u,da at e.
St' re'eis, niAo ,,n,a,s. [ ao,ng north
e'0, 80 r,,n+ nm
ao 80, So ato - Trov for
iin' mn p" - Mt. Eol,a
uii'ner rlo ~ -. ~ ~ powlipg
" i'oui9," 1s','..- c.oon - c,rrvville.
" e' ,.,ta vonda,io ~
ouiis fine ~ 1ovioo snan
l,auuon,a' ,a ,.eSi'a
'ne isns - S~,.,,,t.s ,s com.
ine sp,,1 ~, y AtL,rsop
poseu as .oi,o"s ~ cros,
lawn - A -. '..a,sh,,os rverv
y ~ sasl . ''.osso,,1o - ~ tha conn
o"Ae ,.,.,. - ,-+orast n This important
- i iSvited and exnected to
~, ~ 30 bis automobile on
.',N s,iDei ....a,sr ~. rha followine per.
- na,od ,,emhars of the re-
'oD -.,..oo % aooonSnanv the
s,a,,,a, u naet hotb divisions:
W. w poIIock chairman, S. NJ.
!" .noId c. An. lack
M whita Estil MYERS. John
9on ~ Iohnson fudge Alex
rIorooa Mpndv John X.
o"i'ei' p,-,oe n
= paaon w wooldridge. ]. B.
ga u,,,ard potts
~, ~ so',,,,,ittao on entertainment is
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bay, July 10Th, at 10 a. M
place on sale No. s I'm
oilers with tin covers, loc'
be zinc wash board, lOc. AID
hm finish sad irons, loc.
h wash boiler to each custom
4 wash board to each custom
4 set or 8 sad irons to each
kr.
+ goods are now on display IL
DC show window,
Ragsdale's Cash store.