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CIV @N WV
THE FOLLOWING FARM LANDS must
be sold this fall; they are located in
Mile Laos county, nea Milaca, the
dairy center Of the greatest dairy state
in the union; they are exceptional bar
gains:
12O-Are Farm, seven miles from MIlaca,
on the main lake road; one-quarter
mile from good school; good set farm
buildings; 80 acres under cultivation;
30 acres meadow. 70 acres pasture.
Price sos per acre for the next thirty
days.
1GO-Acre Farm, four miles from town;
house 20x24. barn 30x40; so acres in
field and meadow, balance In pasture;
a be made into a S100. an acre farm
Price $45 an acre If sold soon.
12O-Acre we'll improved farm, 2 Ia
miles from Milaca, with a fine brook
through pasture and meadow; the only
well located farm near Milaca for sale
at a reasonable price. Price $56 an
acre.
from 40 acres and up at prices from
SIC to s25 per acre on easy terms.
Write for particulars. Allen & Eek"
strom, Milaca. MINI.
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minutes to get by with her light.
tits a great saving for me, and my
wife now won't wash dishes by any
thing but electric light"
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FOR S~ALE-Seven lots, house and barn.
lz26, 13th st. 80. CD
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II LANDS

FOR sALE-16O acre farm in Divide
Co., N. Oak, three miles from new
town. VIII exchange. Box 852. Far
go. N. Oak. (29)
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GARAGE FOR SALE-Good place and
business. Willie Tweed Blnford, y
D, S4@l
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TO LEASE.

WANTED TO LEASE - Country news
paper in town Of 200 to 1000 popu-
latlon with privilege to buy. Address
268 care Forum. Gasp
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EOR SALEG.

GOOD BALED HAY delivered chaap.
Phone 27bb-J. G48g
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FOR SALE-Furnlturo and undertake
vest. Thriving town in well settled
country. Railroad just finished and
ends there; rs miles to nearest furnt-
ture and Undertaking business any di-
rection. Two banks; 20 stores: 100
buildings under construction. No OPP
position. New, fresh, small stock all
paid for. Well located. Rent and In
surance low. No fixtures. Must sell
quick. Address 234 care Forum
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BUh SAAE<-5LrAW ana oats, ueLiTereAs
ChaS. AlA farm. RnoRe~11S2-s. 1l&S9
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FOR sALE-Restaurant furniture at
Yates, Non Write pox 43b, Dlckin-
son. N. D. (354
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BARBER wANTED-At once. Steady
job, $500 per week, all winter. Wire
Or write Ed ziebarth, Bel6elds N. D.
49, (27l
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WANTED-First class piano player for
travelling concert n dance orches-
ira. Steady position. 276 are Forum.
. :..r. .~-.. .l29)'
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FOR sALE-Stock OF drugs, soda foun-
tain, store furniture and fixtures, es-
tablished business. good clean st0ck;
death of one Of the partners. Address
Hugo Viestenz, administrator, Arthur,
n. d. \'o'
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LOCOMOTIVE firmen, brakemen, wages
about 500; positions assured COM
petent inexperienced men. Send aga
stamp. Railway, care Forum, 622.
(1s)
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NATIONAL BARBER college, LAT e.
3rd St, ST. Paul, Mimi. Under our
new, scientific method Of instruction,
students can complete course in less
time than elsewhere. Tools supplied.
Catalogue free, .% (A0)
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LADIES-Big bargains in needles. Two
hundred, ten cents. Chas. w. Oder
Co, Danville, Ill. (32)
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS girl for general
housework. Mrs. J. Z. Graves, asst
7th Ave. So. " " (330)
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SPECIAL SALk-Llgnt Brahmas, Black
Laagshans, Columbian Myandottes,
S. s.. Aamburgs and Il. @. White Leg
horns; these birds must move at once;
II interested write quick and get first
choice. Island Park Poultry Yards.
Coleman Baker. Prop: Il. r. 8, Fargo.
81. ID. (G1)
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FOR SALE-A registered pure bred po-
land China boar Lucky Lad" Has
had Simultaneous treatment SO is M
mune from cholera. Price $50. 90 f. 0. -.
Cassclton. Address y. NJ. GrosVcnor,
Casselton, N. D.
Enthusiastically
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WE WANT A RELIABLE MAN in your
territory to sell direct 60 the
best line of guaranteed wooden goods
on the market. Line includes blankets,
underwear, hosiery, mackinaws ana
other heavy wear. Rig or auto requlr-
ed. Big money made the year round.
Act quickly. Minneapolis Wooden Mills
CO. SOS First Ave. n, Minneapolis
MINI, (27l
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED-House for 1inU quarter land.
Address 512 Roberts st. Fargo. (29l
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FARGO AUTOMOBILE ana gas engi-
neering school will give you practical
1nstructton: write for information.
1926 Front st
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HELP W~ANTED---aTALB.

EAVE Knight Prlntlng 90. engrave bel
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SITUATION wanted by all around
butcher Address 256, care Forum.
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HELP wANTED-FEmALn.

WANTED-Girls for Moorhead Laundry
Co. - (4a)
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SHOE REPAIRING-AIl kinds Of shoe
repairing while you wait: lowest
prices; best work. John Bjorklund,
9Th st. north, Moorhead. CTR
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BOY MISUNDERSTANDING Studio, 400
N. p. Ave. s j.
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WANTED-Cook and second girl, 812
3rd Ave. So. Mrs. Il. M. Mcintyre.
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WANTEA-Men prepare aS hremsu,
hrakemen, electric En~otornaens coIorod
train purLers. nundIeuS put TO work.
$40 to $500 month; no experience Asc-
essary; 500 wanted; standard North
Dakota. roads. Write Inter Halfway
Dept. 25U, indianapolis, Ina.
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WANTED - Competent s"tenographer
n accountant: 236 care Forum.
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AWRTTTOUs B0OKKEEPER and gem
eral office man wants position. seven
years experience. Thoroughly Gonpe-
1en+ and nard worker, 2O2 care Forum.
'eH" 49, 49, 49, (38)
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
HoLLENsvIlLE

Stock sold wen at ]. W. Sharpe
sale hast week. Among the buyers
are II. p. Rudasil, a calf, sg7; w. Y.
Cauthorn acalf, $50; A. d. Miller, q
calf. $50; John Baker, COW. $50.
J. l. Carpenter. Ross Ewing and
Wheeser Can't each bought a num-
Der Of cows at prices from g55 to s77
each.
J. w. Sharp has bought a grain
elevator at Brunswick aand win take
possession as sOon as he can get a
residence in that city.
G. w. Nugent, J. w. Peck and
Claude slonaker each delivered stock
hogs at Paris Saturday It se.z5 per
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

J. r. Brown has bought the Cen
tralla rasr Grounds and may organize
another Fair Association IN that
city. He paid 1880 for the prop
erty.
NJ. Il. MuiTy. OF Hereford. sold his
car exhibit OF ycaTllng steers at
the Chicago fat stock show. last
week. for 1926.
EIstace Cant has purchased soma
fine horses from Lee brothers and
splendid bull from w. w. Pollock
to be taken TO Montana with him.
Dogs have been killing sheep for
Price Johnson.
DR.. ]. b. Hawkins paid in the nelgh
borhood OF $1,000 TO Mr.. Hardin Of
near Centraita for ise so-Esss Fri
day.
EUSTACE CANT who is manager
Of a large establishment at Nilsson
Ia, Mont. after a pleasant visit to
home folks and purchasing some fine
horses left for his home this week.
Mr.. Gants many friends wiz bo glad
to know that he Is prosperous and
happy and has not forgotten that
good old Mexico is not only his
home town but the horse center OF
the earth"
THIS splendid open weather is saw
ing farmers OF Audrain County thous-
ands OF dollars 10 feed every day. II
is estimated that one-half million dol
lars is being sent out Of this county
for feed but every day OF good
weather cuts down this expense.
The Country Life Conference. whic
had been In session at Laddonia,
Since Monday closed Friday night af-
ter a temporary Organization was
effected. This organization will prob
ably be called the Farm and Ednca-
tional BUrean and viii be an auxil-
iary to the Audrain County Farm
Bureau, FARMER Rusk attended the
meeting, Friday evening, 20 aid In
eftecting the organization. A perma-
nent organization VIII be made soon.
All Of the meetings were well at
tended and much interest was shown.
Monday evening. DR.. w. II. Black,
OF Marshall. spoke on Better Farm
ing, Better Business and Better
Liying;' Tuesday evening. Dean ]. |
G. Whltten, OF the University on
"HortAculttTe and Home Boautifica.
tom" Wednesday eyening. Prof.
r. II. Emborson, OF tho Universay,
The School as a Social factor" on
Thursday evening. tho Rev. Charles
King, Louisiana, What must tho rn
Al church do 10 be savedg" Friday
ayening, Prof. NJ, +. Miller, Unlver.
Sity. The Farm and the Home"
The following citizens OF Laddo-
MA presided at the various meet.
nss:
Monday evening". w. Hancock.
Tuesday evening-W. r. Thompson
Wednesday evening C. II. Blosser.
Thursday eyenlng-w. L. Akers.
Friday eyening-Ed. webber.
Prof. NJ. F. Miller, of the Agronomy 4
Department Of the State Agricultur- 1
d College was in Mexico Saturday, q
n his way to Columbia from Laddo- d
ia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
NORTH EAGLE.

! heV' Kerr preached at Santa +.
Sunday night. A large crowd attend.
ed.
Miss Emma Sue Reed Of Victor
spent from Saturday evening until
sunday evening with Mlss Maggie
McFaddln Of near Mollno.
Turkey picking IS the order 81
the day at Santa Fo.
D. J. Talley OF near Santa Fe win
nave public sale on the 17th and
then VIII leave for Colorado.
There will be a bazaar at Santa Fe
me lS '19, and goth and on the
goth, Saturday night, there win he a
supper Everybody invited TO come
and have a jolly time.
Born to Mr.. and Ms. Herman Holt.
amp Dec. 8, a son. |
DORA Ialley Is on the sick list.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

cat The hogs we're shipped to a
feeder In Northern ILLINOIS.
g. Q. MoGee and wife were the
guests Of relatises in Mexico satrr-
day and Sunday.
Everybody Is invited to the big
Oyster supper al r. H. cazpenters
on Saturday evening, Dec. %, given
by the young people OF Midway
church,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

PRESIDING JUDGE ALEX CAR.
TER OF Asdrain County was elected
Fice-Fresident Of the County Judges
oonveatiOn Of Missouri st the an
nlEal nesting IN BoouvilIe December
10Th This meesing was a most de-
hshifh one and closed with a big
banquet aod automobile ride rendered
by the BoonyiIle Commercial Cgnb.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
RUSH HILL MEETING VIM mr.

"oeH HILL MEETING WILL BE
A SPELLING MATCH
When the Farm Bureau neetIng /,
neid In Doolln Hall, Rush nm 49,
evening .. Of Dec 18th. to organize an
auxiliary there. a feature win -
llAde OF an agriculturl spelling match
between the six schools in IT,,
township. The schools wInning ~,
,' 'ee'iVe $500 worth Of books on Farm
ing County Superintendent !,
Schocls W. Clyde Johnson win h.,a
charge OF the match.
george Kellerhals, member o, ,ba
a. Auarain y County Farm Bureau Board
', ', Directors from Linn is in charge
VI arrangements and whatever caor.o
loeS ne does well. The schools
70 oe represented arc Rush Nm ~.
reka' i Erisman, Walker. cautborn ana
Edwards. oi" ana
Qulte a number are expected 70 al
oud 'ne meeting from this city an srl
','s e'nents are being made 10 have
no midnight train stop there -
,,, axe passengers for Mexico. Thor
,a,t ~ oe a number of speakers AZ ,bo
'rmer Rusk from here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
ADMINISTRATORS No1IcE

TfCHffNIo hN Nh NOilNt'
Notice Is hereby given that 4
tors OF administration upon Tho .
tate Of ]. p. strlckln,
Audrain county. Missouri. deccns'
have bcen granted tho undcHIgna
by the Probate Court Of said court
bearing date the 18Th day of NOvcH
ber, 1871
All persons having claims Ogau
said estate arc required to e1HA
them TO mo for allowance withlnsi
months after date OF said Letter
or they may be precluded from 81
benefit OF such estate and u HA
claims be not exhibited within Sh
Year from the time OF the public
lion OF this notice, they will y
forever barred.
]. u. Jesse
iO-4t AdminlstralOf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

Floyd Buost, . yeArs Cd. died n
The Hoxsey HoSal, oa "Wednesday
uight suffering VIII pas1mnuiA H'
had ben II for a little more than .
wask.
The body win probshly BE taken "a
LAnooln. Neb-, Mr. Br0tt's home FOX
burial HIS father has been notified
and VIII Saks charge ot the body.
Beside his f4ther. nsns broiAens
and sisters survive the young mAn.
His mother died McadAy and her
body was beng had in The hOpe he
might b able 70 attend The funeral
next Sunday. He never knew q her
daAEh-
Mr.. Brutt had beaa N Mexico for
oaly q short time. but had many
friends here. He vss an GmAbie
young man with a kind disposition
While here he was IN the employ Of
the vandeFeatar Commission Co
The Ledger joins ia extending symps-
thy To tho bereaSed ones.
Mrs. C. W. clark is in Anna.
H.. % attend tho funeral Of her moth
er. Mrs. Duncan. who died there on
Thursday. Details Of the dcath can,
not be obtained. The Ledger joins
friends in extending sympathy.
An unknown man. who appeared to
be about 10 ysars old. died On Wa
bash passenger train No. 3, late
Thursday afternoon shortly after
the train left Mexico. The man
got on the tran at St. Louis and
had ticket TO Msdford, Okla The
body was turned over to the au-
thorities at CenxalIa 20 be held I'M
til identified.
The body of Mrs. Nary Keeton, wid-
oE Of c. A. Keetnn. who died at
the home Of her son, Cecil, in Kan
sas City, Saturday, was buried IN
ElmwoOd cemetery, Monday afternoon
beside that OF her husband.
Mrs Keeton formerly lived IN Mex.
leo whene she had a host OF friends. /
She was the wife OF C. A. Ken /
ton. who was connected with the In
telligencer for a number Of years.
She left Mexico about twenty years
ago.
She is survived by two sons, one
IN Kansas City and one in Califor-
MA. The Ledger joins other friends
n extending sincerest sympathy to
he bereayed. n
Short services were held over the
BODY Of Ms. Ella Roberts at Elm
wood cemetery Tuesday afternoon at
bout l o'clck. The body was buried
'eside that OF her husband. The Rev.
!. o. Edmonston officiated-
Mrs. Roberts, who was 81 years old
led at the home OF her daughter,
drs. Turner Rosser In Fulton Mon-ll
lay. She is survived by two chill
Iren. Mrs. Rosser and Mz. Chas.
Todd, OF San Francisco. Mrs. W. r.
sodes and Mrs. J. A. McPheetars oil
bis city. are sisters Of Mrs. Roberts.
She was a splendid Christian char
cter beloved by all who know her.
ier death win sadden many hearts.
he Ledger joins other friends ia
xtending sincerest sympathy to the
ereaved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
TRusrEE,s sAlr

WHEREAS, Mary F. Bohou ls,l
by her certain decd OF trust Ar.
the sth day OF Jmy,i9O5, and ,r.|
Cd in tho office OF the Recorder
Deeds in and for Auiran Conn,
Missouri. in book 20. page isl. n
veyed to tho undomlgned Tfiss
tho following described real eaa
situated In the County Of Ada
and State OF Missouri, to.wR
The West half Of tho Nq,hes
quarter Of Section tlirtyone al
Township fifty-one t5D Noab I
Range ten (1O) West OF tlo gM
Principal Meridian Except a roltus
20 feet Wide off the west sldo d a
northwest quarter OF the no-tbas
quarter OF said sctnl
containing in all so acres, more
less.
IN TRUST TO secure the paBs
Of certain notes in said
Specified; and whereas. ,taH
'f the Indebtedness secured By i
Iced Of trust Is now past due u
'enains unpaid, and the legal bid
n of said notes has elected to h
'lare all OF said notes due and IA
lie:
Now. therefore, at the request
he legal holder OF said notes, a
n pursuance of the conditions
aid deed OF trust, the undersa
rustee win sell the property akH
escribed at public vendue, to y
ighest bidder. for cash. at y
asst front door of the Court Hos
| the said County Of Audain d y
tate Of Missouri, on Friday 0
econd Day Of January, isb
steen the hours Of . a. m. ani
m. forthe purpose of said tHa
COMMONWEALTH TRUST CONPE
NY, Trustee.
I'd Charles Campbell,
Attorney
s.. Louis. Missouri. December "a
II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
NOTICE OF SALE uy0y,
nVpR "a

DERD or M,
Whereas. F. ]. Plmpeli s,s 'tlV I.
N. Pimpell. his wife. By ,bel, !,
deed Of trust dated In I a. 'ss
June, 1910. duly aokpor,.. Z
recorded in the Reoorsor,. y y
the County Of Audrain .ns uns
Missouri in Trust Deed 81 ~ ~ !. !
% at page 40 conveyed d ~
tsned trustee the foIloyiag5... 4. q
Rel Estate lying and being ,,,...
the County OF AudraIp s1s s slil's "
Missouri, tc-wit: -l 0'a''
Lots One ID and two m
Block -Four ~ in the Fa., q.
Addition to the City Of ws,,.. s' !.
souri,, and being the same lg,
veyed to the said PlmneI 4.
said Henrietta ]. CadEsll,..
deed of even date herewith
Which said conveyanes Va,
trust to secure he payment y
tain negotiable promlssory n.y..
gether with the Interest e.
In said Deed Of Trust frliy 5,-l
And. whereas, tbe ",
on said promisso-y
so secured by said deed
now past due and remains r,,.s
Now therefore I, S. J. Brl,,.
Trustee named in SAID Dead ~,
under the terms Of ss9 Y
at the request OF the Legal s.,..
said Dromissory note will. bs,.
the End day of January, An III
between the hours Of o'el,.,
m, and 5 o'clock D. N. On tss
proceed TO sell the real es,,i. 1,
described at public veg4,e !. b
est bidder at Fast front don, !, n
Court House in the Cts q, W.,
NO.. for cash, to pay said dah M
terest and the costs and orsss,s
executing this trust.
It'd s. ]. Backner, Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

N R Wise 10 G. ". Pickett. Con-
sid s5.sao \. 4 Of Lot /. in Mrs
Sparks Southern Add TO Mexico.
G. W. Pickett to n. R. wise. Con-
sd ss.eoa Sc Of NE and z IS acres
Of n I Of sE = OF z7-sl-IO
o 4 J. S. Chowning to n. c. Barr.
consid- sla7oa. n. 4 Of NE Of ss
aad sW. \ Of SIX u Of as-ss-le.
A z Bourke to ?. W. Dewey. Con
isid- sss.4ea Sc \ and S Il Of NE.
4 Of se-s1-s.
n A Rice 70 Henry Stephenson.
Consid si.oeo- Part Of Lot Il, Block
IL Original MartinsburE.
Alice Mcdaniel. e al to Roscoe Nc
Daniel. consid $500. 1888 acres
ia 2t-sI-7.
D. H. Brenten to 7. J. Williams.
consid. sso6, Part Il sw. part Of
Block :. J. A Pearson's add to Mex
ioo.
7. J Williams to J. T. MARSHALL.
consid ssea- Part Of sw. part Of
Block & J A Pearsou's Add to Mex
ico.
= J. knostn2n 10 ALFRED Decker.
Consd Sss.see. n. os sw.: NV. sR.;
" =, q sw sE- OF Il: n. y Of NV:
NV. Ne; ". I Ne Ne. of2O-si-le;
y. = Of NV Z Of 1879.
H. HhdebEandt to o. p. Dudley,
lots is - 20 p and p. block 10 Ben
toa City si4oo. &
2viua johnson TO o. p. Dudley,
lois u i4 IS is and II. block 10, Of
Benton Cay. s535.
c Z Lockridgs TO Ned Holt lot /.
Roses Square. Mexico. 5000.
] 7 vsnNots to E J & Lille Ru-
ter. lots II and I2. block 10, Trolley
Heights Mexico s1.eo and other
E. J. Ruttsr 20 !. T. & Alice Van
Note, S part Of lot p and n part Of
Iot 20, Mrs Sparks Add to Mexico 81
and other.
Frank Giefsr TO George R. Gibson,
\ 81 # Of lot and n 81 II. OF
'ot I, Norris Add TO Mexico $1,000. |
r. A. Calhoun TO A. NJ. CaIhOsn los
and 10, block l. Muidrows Add to /
AeKieo. si.eo and other.
A NJ. Trimbls to II NJ Brown,
ots 5 and S, Bazretts subdivision to
Mexico 5000.
J. W. Barnett 70 F NJ owiues, sher-
frs deed. E 1-2 OF NV IA Of 2O-52-
2 1850.
J. W. Barnett 10 Marious De-
Tienne, Sheriffs Deed, Sw Sc & vi
2 Of Sc Sc of Z and S 1-2 of S
2 Of 1876 $500.
N Z & II T AppIebee 10 w II
dams, lots and 4, block 4, Bate
i'd to Mexico 81 900.
W II Sims 20 J W Gallaher. I2Ol
cres In Sc Of rs, NE Of 10, and Swl
w Of 17-50-1o. 500 and other.
J w Gallaher TO W II Sims. W
2 O lot 2 Of NE; and Z IL Of lot
Of NV OF 1903. 800 and other.
J l.. sho1sh 90 Homer Wigham. N
IA Of NV IA Of 3s-52-lo. $1,000.
Central West Constr. Co. to o.
I. Herring. lot 5. block 2, Trolley
eighis Mexico Sis.
Mollie r. French to Il. NJ White
II south end OF lot /, block I6,
E1ginal Mexico. si00 aad otherJ
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

ABOUT so has already been contr
butsd IN the direction Of a monu-
ment to be erected in the center
field Of tho Mexico Fair Grounds
ia memory Of the famous saddle hors
Rex Mcdonald This fund should be
increased to al least s1o0.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

holiness Services Sabbath School
e 30 Devotional services n n
Ana $50 p m Except the second
ana fourth Sabbath there viii b
preaching morning and evening PRAY
CT meeting Wednesday evening 4,
G"o, Services above Ricke,ts 4
finmons store, Everybody invited "a
Worship the Lord with u.s.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
III. III ann 30 vrars
Ann Thu a1rrk...


30 YEARS AGO.
John N. Menefee bought the Hinzs
furniture stock.
A. B. Elliott had saddIery sho
over Buckley & Moore's store.
The residence OF A. B. Daniel OF
Mexico burned. About $4,000 damage
was done.
William Warren OF Strawn, Texas.
and Miss Susie Kelly were married
in this city.
20 YEARS AGO
The Rev. Alexander Proctor. of
Lexington, was conducting a revival
at the Christian Church in
this city.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Gibbs,
a son.
Born to Mr. and Mrs WIN. Garrett, a
son. 80
Mrs. Crockett, rs years Old, died o
pneumonia.
John Dyke and Miss Minnie Kel
", both OF this city. we're married.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph HiL
debrand, Of near Benton City, a son.
The following were elected officers
of the Mexico Royal Arch Chan |
ter No. q: T. B. Duncan, e. III
p: J G Trlmble. X, VIM. NJ. Treloar
s.; A. S. Houston. c H; John Abbay
?. S; ]. NJ. Marmaduke, treas; Ill
Steele, sec'y; D. A. Mcmillan, r A G
Fred Panhorst, 3rd v; M. B. Guthrie
Snd "; r. NJ. White, list "; ID. al
Wright, Sentinel
10 YEARS AGO.
Miss Blanche Collins, of this eitv
md J. Fletcher Groves, of Kansas
;ity, we're married.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Lewis ccl
'brated their 18th wedding anniyen,.
'ry with a large party.
Sam Morris bought 1900 rabbits
rom two men.
The Thermometer fell several de !
rees below zero.
VIM. T'reloar. jr., formerly OF Meg
%, and Miss Alma G. Walls were
Iarried at Houston. Texas
While hunting northeast OF Tbonp :
N Richard Roach II years Old was
'cidentaliy killed by Il. G. Spencer.
Thomas Brenton and Miss Lilly :,
~ both OF this county. we're mar. "
ID. -, "
The following were elected officen
The Mexico Royal Arch Chanter :,
}. q: Z. S. Cave, EHp; q. A 20
'ss, X; J. A. Glandon, s; T. IL, Ma y
all, treas; J. ]. Steele, sec'y: Vic
Victor. G II; Z. S. Gibbs. p 81:
N. Shoush, r A c; r L Afford il
r l. Hope, End v; IA Mcmillan.
w.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18
THE sEsr MEDICINE

EVER USED.
Chamberlain's Tablets is the best
medicine l ever used for constipation
bihousness and headache" writes Mr.
A. W. Milne, St George, Utah. These
tablets are very effectual, easy and
pleasant to take. For sale by Buck
ner Drug Co. Ilslw
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-18

Walter Morris is home from Mason
City. Ia. whore he went for his
health. He is locking fine and his
many friends Will be glad to know
his health Is materially improved.