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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04
Real Estate cen,eyea.

s. D. Stocks to H. c. Stocks. War
ranty. consid. $500 E V Of " * Of
Lot 81. Mrs. Sparks Addition to
Mexico.
Thomas s. Reilly to II. Clay Ber-
rey, Warranty. consid. si,775 N go
Feet Of Lots z & s. Block S, County
Addition to Mexico.
Warner Lee 1t al 10 Mary Lee,
Warranty. consid. s1.o0 Lots 10 4 Il,
Block 5. Clarks Addition to Lad
donna.
j. L. Miller to S. D. Stocks. War
ranty. consid. $4,000 W Il Of sw
Of 5 q N u Of Sc Of 8 a NV NV
Of s-50-io.
Harry G. Stocks 10 J.. L. Miller,
Warranty, consid. $3.50 N so feet Of
Lot 10, Block l, South Side Park Ad-
dition to Mexico.
s. D. Stocks to J. L. Miller, War
ranty, Consid. $500 w i1s u feet
Of Lot 4s. Mrs. Sparks Southern Ad-
dition to Mexico.
S. P. Emmons 10 VIM. Harvey En-
mons, Warranty. Consid. $4,000
Tract a by l44 feet in Sc corner of
Lot 8, Block IS. Orig. Mexico.
John W. 7. Jameson 70 j, E. Mot
ley, Warranty, Consid. 800 and
note E 40 feet of Lot 2 & ". 40 feet
Of Lot 8, Block 5, Broadwaters Add.
to Mexico.
Lulu V. Monroe TO L. c. Robnett ct
al, Warranty, Consid. sl.0O and other
Int. in 212.oS A in W u Of is & in
E Y Of NE of 1851.
John W. 7. Jameson to ]. B. Nc
Farlane, Warranty, COnsid. $500 &
debts" 226 A in NV Of 1905 & in
IsW SW Of Ss-51-s & in NE of s.
50-s.
Wade N. Chick to Lulie NJ. Doliens.
Warranty, Consid. s1.OO and other N
20 acres Of E u Of NE of 2s-51-1O.
Wade N. Chick to Annie C. Dol
lens, Warranty, Consid. sf.0O and
other S 10 A of NE NE & N 10 A of
Sc NE Of 2s-5i-I0.
Wade n. Chick to Matte j. Chick.
Warranty, Consid s1.O0 and other S
80 Aof E Il Of NE Of 2s-51-10.
Freds. Hathaway to Mabel Hatha.
way Ross, Warranty, consid. $1,000
Int. In tract in NE corner Of Lot Al.
Mrs. Sparks Addition to Mexico.
J. G. King & c. A. Barnes to Frank
J. Pimpell, ouit-C Iaim. Consid. $500
Lots ! & 2, Block 4. Fair Grounds Adj
dition to Mexico.
Chas. ?. Palmer TO Prairie Pipe
Line Co. Right-of-way Consid. $3.50
Through Sc sw Of s5-5212.
Chas- P. Palmer to Prairie OH &
Gas Co, Right-of-way, consid. s2ss ,
Through Sc sw of s5-52-l2.
J. b. Armstrong 20 Carl C. Todd
Quit-claim, consid. $500 All int. IN
20 A in West part Of NE of 15-51-7.
Edgar W. Kent to Madge b. Clark
Ct al, Warranty, consid. s1.00 4 love
Y int in E u Of NE & NE Sc Of
4 NV sw Of i2-5O-s.
Edgar W. Kent to Jessie S. Row.
and, Warranty, Consid. s1.0O & love
; 100 feet Of Lot IA, Mrs. sparks
Addition to Mexico.
Edgar w. Kent to Oscar A. Kent
consid. s1.OO and love Lot
! Block 2, clarks Addition to Mex-
co.
4. NJ. MARROW to C. W. Robertson.
Warranty, Consid. s4OO s u Of Lot
! City Survey 4s, Mexico.
- II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04
INJURED ny

Herbert Plunkett suffered severe
turns about the face and WA
knocked 70 the floor, Sunday after
nson, whiIe lighting q gas heater q
he Elks home. Il seems Nh. Plum
kett turne5 On the gas and then de-
hyN Il souehing The naateh to it.
TIE eox zzs more nspid nhan be
rzsAd AID xez the gas ignites
ze Wa ~ exgaispL Re was
kz1 = s soez asz his eysrozz
esE - zz6 rs lace eEae
L LIS fran MI - glad to
z be- pM s@ 70 ssris4 esuse-
sasze=
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04
HARRISON.

Charlie Brook and H. d. Lloyd are
having hay this week from Mrs. An
derson's@ohn Kincaid is engaged
in bailing hay.-James Jones pur-
chased a mule from John Douglas
this week-w- P. Settles made a
business trip to his farm this week,
and spent the night with C. R. Jones.
~. Il. fooi. T, H. Marsh, J. ]. How
ard, and families, motored to Column
bia Sunday, Oct. 24th.-L. P. Lewis
Is painting his house-C. c. Quisen-
berry and family and Mrs. Kemper,
visited W. p. Vance, Sunday.-Mr.
Brenton and John Neyins are pulling
hedge and grading roads for the
ccunty.-BilI Jones is operating on
the grader-Hays and Aflick bought
two mules from ". A. Pools. A.
Pool purchased four mules this week.
Homer Wigham sold two horses to
the oil company-Lee Shock deliv-
cred 800 bushels Of apples to Chi
cago.-The good roads have allowed
W. P. Vance TO enjoy a new Ford
car.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04
NORTHEAST BENTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Z. H. Jones and
daughter, Isabel, returned to their
home neal Joliet Illinois, last We'd
nesday, after a weewk's visit at the
home of W. E. Stratton,-Mrs. Z. W.
Rockwell returned home last week af-
ter n visit in St Louis, where she had
been assisting IN the welcome Of her
grandson, Rodney Rockwell Wylde.-
Mrs. Matte KeIlerhais returned
home Saturday night from an extend
ed visit in Montgomery City-Rob
Tratchel, who has been very i'll, is
reported TO be improving.-Mrs.
Clara Mildred, Mrs. Oscar Hinze, and
Mrs. S. f. Stratton, attended the Wo-
mans Missionary Union held in Full
ton, Oct 27-29-Mrs. Brown Owens
spent a few days the past week at
Bert Waddington's-The Eureka
Buzzing Bee will begin their seasons
entertainment with a box supper at
the school house Tuesday night.--A
number attended the church supper
in Rush Hill, Saturday night, while
the young folks enjoyed a Halloween
party in Benton City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

N.szx Fssas ard c1h@rz ~sN
Mur su1-ssen tznsns o. ~ E<a1
Sam n& zs sarsk e Barran CRY,
iaEzrx rzsz
= r hrsss uAeS hx ouxa
al4 wnak
& c waanaz8s q BsosmSesA H.
suura1 an 6ssEs1 GTsezhoas n this
r
z Ems Was . coutr1esor and
pnsassss e as sisy-.
KISS lzsss Nszshe~s Vas teaching
Aahsal i Sszbury.
Rssss1 Ferns a LAddonia. was
K wssa fever.
EzE SAArp was book keeper for
Ruazx Aza Herd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

Corn IA Auarzin County was sell,
ing tsr fhirty and thirty FIVE cents
4 h1shA
Nay Ma53cx and Miss Ollie Moore
* scar Santa Fe were married.
Mss Mary Patterson, a former
rssiaents Of this city, died at her home
u View Orleans.
Gsrlez Wiley. died at his home
nnrsh Of Mexico of typhoid fever.
Albert W. Clemens, principle Of
South Side School and Miss Lillian
Page, Of Marshall. YER married.
NJ H. Murphy and Miss Sarah Don.
nelly were married.
w. H. Bureh, s4 years old, died at
his home in Laddonia.
The Kings Daughters home for
aged Women was dedicated.
Christian Eagles and Miss Lizzie
Charles, of near Farber, were mar
ried.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04
RYAN & sHRoUT BIry.

v. F. Ryan, Of Fulton, formerly 9.
this city, and Harry Shrout Of thil
city have purchased the Mexic,
Poultry Co, from Sam Arky, Of st
Louis and took charge Monday. A. z
Brody, who has been Mr.. Arky's Iocz
manager. viii take charge Of the re.
ceiving department Of Mr. Arky's st
Louis house.
Dir. Brody, since he has been il
Mexico. has made many friends whs
regret to see him leave. The Ledger
joins his friends in wishing him sue.
cess in his new position MIR. Ryan
who has always been very popular
here, viii be greeted BY his man,
Mexico admirers, with much pleasure
Mr. Shrout has been travelling repre-.
sentative with j. W. Callaher & Co.
Marble yard, for a number Of years
and is a young business man Of bus.
mess ability and popular with every.
one. We are glad he win continue
to make his home in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04
MOLINE.

Miss Ruth Woods was the geust Of
Miss Blanche Cauthorn from Thurs
day till Saturday-Ben Baker and
family had as guests Sunday, Mr..
Hutchinson and family Of near Cen
tralia-John Cawthorn and family,
and Mrs. Nan Williams, motored to
Thompson, Sunday, and were guests
Of Frank Cawthorn. Miss Neya
Cawthorn is On the sick list.-Homer
Buckles, Of Stoutsville, was a guest
at H. l. Weaver's, Friday night
Mrs. John Heller and daughter WIS.,
tied Mrs. James CampIin, of Santa
Fe, from Friday till Tuesday.-Mrs.
James Beam, Of Hannibal, is suffer-
ing with rheumatism at the home of
her brother, R. L. Heizer.-oe Mar
shall and wife were Sunday guests of
Edgar Martin and family@There
were good sized audiences out to
greet the Rev. F. L. White, the new
pastor at Mt. Zion. at all three SER
yices.--D- S. Weaver and family of
near Skinner, visited H. L. Weaver
Saturday and Sunday-Farmers are
busy doing their fall plowing-WiI-
liam Wianscott and Thod Boulware
sawed wood, Monday.-Mrs. Annie
Moore and daughter, Miss Mary, Of
Long Branch, were Sunday guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde EIlis.-Ednin
Settle and daughter, Jorine, Of Santa
Fe, visited G. T. Schiefer and family
last Sunday, and Mr.. and Mrs. Festus
cauthorn Of Mexico. and Mr.. Win
CauthOrn and sister Of Molino.-Wm.
Wilson came back, Monday, from Cal
iaway where he went to see On. Mil
ford who was hurt very badly in a
runaway He had four ribs broken
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams, of Mex
leo, we're out and spent the day with
his sister, Mrs. VIII Wainseott. and
family@Mrs. Wade Wood, of Gala
way, who has been visiting her father.
Dr.. Duncan, and sister, Miss Eunice.
left for her home Monday.-There
was preaching at Berea last Sunday.
The new pastor Of Moline, the Rev.
Fred White, preached Saturday even
ing and Sunday morning and night
Misses Mary and Beulah Griffin, of
near Thompson. were guests Of Miss
Lizzie Telkamper sunday-C. r.
Massey, of Mexico, visited George
Goodrich's Saturday night and Sun
Walter Smith and daueh-
ter, Mrs. Clyde Owens Of Mexico.
were guests Of their uncle. James
Dudley, and wife Sunday, and attend
ed church at Berea-Mrs. Abner
Buckles, Of Shelbina, who has been
the guest Of Miss Leota Weaver and
other relatives the past three weeks,
left for stoutsviIle, Saturday. to visit
relatives.-The proceeds from the box
and pie supper at Moline school Fri
day night, amounted to s3se-Fes
Cauthorn and wife, Of Mexico, were
guests Of VIM. E. Cauthorn and sis
ter, Miss Mary, Sunday. r. Blum
and wife, and Mrs. R. S. Montgomery
and children, Of Mexico, motored out
to X. l. Weaver's Monday evening.
took supper-Forest Berry and
RUDE Maddox and wife, mo-
tored to, Robert Guthrie's down near
.ellsviIle, last Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

l h 8eAst T.
When Curtis Filed and Mla Da|
Estes, Of Mexico. eloped to Rdtm
be married. Monday a~fternOsa
were so certain that the cid Vi
age that they brought a yeaAsx
along who said be was a broAs&
law Of the young woman sA n
ready to youch for her age. ne
had not taken into considerata
brides mother and the telephon .
the news Of their coming vas n
veyed to the recorders Office bAa
they reached the court house.
The mother told Mr.. Davis u
the bride was not of age, but ds
that II they did not get a license i
they would get it somewhere Y
She said she had no objection 70 y
issuing the license but that he Sd
not tell the young couple abOa =
having called up. When Field 4
his party arrived they all said The
was over IS. Mr.. Davis then =
fronted him with the news he haiE
ceived from the mother at MsEia
Young Field then decided he Vas
Try his persuasive powers with y
Observation-Disclosures and went OVg =
the telephone Office and called her y
In a short time he returned with y
same story that she had told y
Davis and there being no further y
je%ctions, the license was issued nl
were married at 5 O'Clock Monday y
trnoon by Rev. Murvill c. Hurhn'
son at his home on Market street
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

i J. New. Lemon, formerly Of ~
city son Of DR.. W. 7. Lemon, Of
ton, had the misfortune to lose y
fingers Of his right hand in Grssi''
Colorado, . few days ago.
Mr.. Lemon. night chemist at Y
Greeley sugar factory, suffered y
loss Of all Of the fingers of his rs''
hand while at his work in the l'Oa'
atory about 3 O'Clock.
He was grinding pulp samples I
a power driven sausage mill ana Z
his attempt to crowd the pulp ~
the machine his fingers were dfa.'
into the rapidly revolving Nr I
cutting the fingers off right at =
band.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04
- Give your Child :.
DR.. Kings New Discover
9r1 for Coughs and Colds:

oovery II antlseptic-kilis the eola aud
-raiscs the phlegn--ioosens tue '0
and sooites the irritation. .,,n
II have used DR.. Kings New n cop
Tor the past three years and VS. N
unually III my family. Ny chiialf ,aH
very fond Of Ii for Il keepstheni RI al
cold. I can't say too mucli iof y \, If
take pleasure IN Recommending xd.
ffinnds.n Mfs.A.& Hsiaes, ffdneoh,I. II
Don't put I'll treatment, Cou ross
colds often iesG 10 q chronic eongu,
uionia and other seFious lung sl seei
II Il also good for adults ana w
Get q bottle today, All dru6gis"'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04


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telegram Frsaay, that her sister.
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lama. xaa dead and viii be sent back
S~scztsyiEis. No. for bariaL-Mrs-
l y Bailey asd daughter. Miss Nam
<, and sou. Master George. spent tke
part Of the week with her
mother, Mrs. George MeGee-Niss
Gray Vaughn was the guest Of
Miss Nell Wilson Monday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04
10. 20 AND 50 YEARS
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

The farmer who has used a good
shorthcrn bull for the last 20 years
has better cattle than his neighbors.
Come TO our sale. Nov. ., at Mexico.
wit s. p. Emomns & Son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

Curtis Field is one Of Audrar'
most prominent young farmers y
hcrseman. Miss Estes, is the daus'
ter Of Mrs. Chas. schopp Of near ~
city and is a very charming y'uHi
woman. The Ledger joins the many
friends Of the young couple in WIZ
ing them many years of happiness
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04
ADMINISTRATORS Nnr,r.

Notice Is hereby given thss !.
tiers Of administration upon the /,
Of
JOSEPH e. LOVE, Decs,.a
have been granted the updersr,
BY the Probate Court Of said -
Of Audrain, bearing date o. 4 !
day Of November, 1915.
An persons having claims a.
said estate are required TO ~
them TO ia for allowance with. !;
months after date Of said Ut
or they may be excluded from !,
benefit Of such estate and h :
claims be not exhibited within I
year from the time Of the uVs
ton Of this notice, they will II
ever barred.
Se-4t John r. Foster, Adminisu,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

We understand that o. D. GRAY
has had-a most attractive offer tc
nov his Sturgeon Leader to Mob.
erly and make a daily Of it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04
Dr, Kings New Discovery i .
Doctors Prescription used for
over IS years. 1t is pleas.
ant and children Ike n

aoa sani,os nae anything better a,
sn,,a's cough aud cold than d.
nlnss New Discovery. II il ure,asni
uDm Fine Tar mined with heaIine IN
ning ealsams, Q II does not eossais
.aysning harnfal aud Il slighstv 1s-u
!sss enough to expcI lhs noisnas
ss1a pas system, Ds, Kings New Dis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04
VIM. Howard r..

W.T. genial treasurer and wife and
0ar good brother Finley have been
advanced a notch in dignity ard
h0nor N the last week. Bro. Finley
has been advanced 70 the. degree I,
great-srandfather, Sister KunEsl !.
grandmother and the good ,--ss.nA
g Y : near grandfather, A splendid
: Raymond Taft last Sunday
morning. Hence the above reynsrt.
Mexico Methodist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

Underwear, heavy coats, work
pants, Red Diamond and Sampson
oyeralls and everything to keep you
warm in the winter.
d2wl The Enterprise Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

Born, to Clark Pledge and wife,
south Of Benton City, a son, and its
grandfather @UncIe@ ick" wears that
broad expansive everlasting smile.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

LosT;-A pair of Hnis... ~
lens nose glasses; chain
attached. Case marked ~ y. w
aeId' on outside; ~MrA. ?
~ninsham" on inside. Le,,.
ser Office. Reward.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

Emmett HayerafL who was eper-
ated upon for appendicitis. at the
Mexico Hospital some days ago has
been removed 70 his mothers home
On West Monroe street He is get
ting along splendidly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

The Mexico Ledger would like to
know the present address Of w. C.
Hodges, late of 1901 Billings Avenue,
Helena, Montana.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

a Marriage license was issued late
Saturday afternoon to Porter W
Davenport and Miss Lora Katie Dun
bar, both Of centralia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

FOR SALE nice fam
ceres near Santa Fe, No, rooss
and barn, also a good coal ~.
the place. Frank A. sanD.bssa
IL o.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04
Reef scraps

1t is time to begin feeding wv
hens some beef scraps, if you Won
lots Of eggs during the winter !.
dwi VIM. Pollock Mill & Elev. :.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

Misses Minnie Pike and josephine
Jacob, Of Martinsburg, were in Mex
leo Tuesday shopping.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

Mrs. J. II. Watts was in st. Louis
last week, shopping, and visiting
friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

Mrs. K. B. Kerr and daughter are
visiting friends In Chicago this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

A marriage license was issued to
Arthur Ketter and Miss vena Sch
raider, both of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

a marriage license was issued
Tuesday to Chas. Morris and Miss
Mildred Mcfarland. both Of Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

Mrs z. A. lawrence is home from
a visit to Kansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

NJ and Mrs. Ernest johnson and
guests and Mr. and Nrs. j. p. San.
ford motored 70 st. Louis ss.grs..
70 visit frisndse, oay
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

J. ?. Coats anu Dexter crochet cot.
ton, Toe per BAH.
d2wl The Enterprise Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

REWARD OFFERED-IE
reward win be paid for the ana.
conviction Of the parties who =
the power house Of the eleet,.
road plant 81 500 worth a.
wire. ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

Mrs. J. H. Watts has been visiting
IN st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

WANTED 1T hear 49,
good Farm for sale. Send ~
and description. D. F. Rn.s )
polls, MINI.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

xaw i te tine 10 buy y8ur win
sas EHplz- Eeu RB for zzx g
es peg dozen.
awI Wa Pollock Mil d EIev. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

;, n. Evans is suffering with a
severe attack Of pleurisy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

soME-GoOd property IN y.
Would like to have a farm n |
Gated close to some good town
Gated close to some good TOW,
c. ". STREET,
2sl-wi Phone 7O8, Me1ia1 !
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04

F~oUND'-Rain coat o.
have same BY identifying
for this notice. Cali Al ,ss-
dr.,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-04
OCCASIONAL WANN

Wanted 10000 pounds Of u !:
new Goose Feathers. Sam Ma,
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-04-30

August Walkush has been con-
fined to his home with rheumatism.
The prospects for the erection Of
a Catholic church during the sum-
mer are exceptionally bright.
A meeting will be held in the
basement of the church Saturday
night to consider the question OF
fire protection and all that are III
terested are requested to come.
Andrew Erickson, of Cumberland
has purchased a forty-acre tract on
the Sheldon road, south of Conratn
and has commenced work at locat-
ing his buildings, which will be bllilt
at once. The sale was made by the
Faast Land Co., who seem to have
exceptionally good luck this spring
along this line.
The fifth wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Chriske, of Don
aid, was celebrated last Sunday al
that place. Mr.. and Mrs. August
Walkush and Peter Chriske and fam
lily, of our village, were in attend
ance; also. Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Burns
of Ladysmith, and John Masuda, Of
Milwaukee. Pete says he never haC
better time in his life, SO they
must have been going some.
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CONRATH THREATENED BY FIRE
Harry Davis Home Rohbed.--NeW
Cheese Factory Starts June
1.-Other Conrath News
Special to the NeWs-Budget

Special to the NeWs-Budget
CONRATH-Fire, starting in The
woodward here, threatened the great
er portion of the village with de-
struction Wednesday afternoon. The
blaze was about in the center Of the
town, being surrounded BY ware
houses, lumber piles and with sew
eral buildings, including the mill, i'll
the immediate vicinity
Practically all the citizens OF the
town turned out to fight the flames,
and considerable valuable outside
assistance was received. When the
"scoot' pulled in, Road Master Col
Inns, who was on the train, saw that
re-inforcements were badly needed
and sent a hurry-up call to ali sec.
ton crews between Marion and DON
ald whose timely arrival did much
to get the blaze under control ii
couple of automobile loads from La
dysmith also rendered what assist
ance they could The heavy wind
made the fire. especially hard to
control, scattering sparks fur and
wide, and it was not until nearly
900 p. m. that the flames Wcle com
pletely subdued
The fire was confined to the
wood and a few piles of lumber and
it is thought the total loss is not
over $1,000. There was no insuI,
ance on it.
Conrath residents. have had I'M
pressed on their minds that some
adequate fire protection has become
an absolute necessity. 1t it had not
been for the timely arrival Of out
side help this lesson would have
been more forcibly impressed on our
minds.
The Conrath Market & Mfg Co
wishes to extend to all their appre-
citation of the aid which was given
at the time of the fire; also to. the
ladies who were kind enough to bring
down the coffee and lunch, Which
was certainly fine.
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excellent wood worker and the two
will make an excellent team. Mr.
Corbett is a first class mechanic and
has worked at his trade for over
forty years. He has made a special
study of horses and when it comes
to horse-shoeing his work cannot be
excelled. Mr.. Corbett is now in his
sixty-fifth year but to see him at his
work. one would think he was TWEEN
ty years younger Since the time he
was a small boy and commenced the
trade. back in york State" his sole
aim was learn it well or not at all,
and it is safe to say he has sue
ceeded.