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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02

come a Citizen Of U. s.
In the Matter Of Casper Aulbur to
become a Citizen Of u. s.
Second Day-Tuesday, March 7, 1916.
State Of Missouri VS.. John Gentle.
State of Missouri VS.. No. Charles
Karnes.
State of Missouri VS.. No. 2 Charles
Karnes.
Belle squires VS.. Mexico Brick G
Fire Clay Co.
Marglous Mfg. Co., vs.. Earl E. Cox
ct al.
j. w. Barnett Sheriff Of Audrain
Co., VS.. John Miller ct al.
Walter Curd Adm, vs. Abraham Me-
Farland ct al.
Columbia Purdy VS.. Edward B. Pry-
or Receiver Of the Wabash r r Co.
| Columbia Purdy Executrix vs.. Ed
ward B. Pryor ct al
i ]. d. Welsh VS.. Charles e. Dodgers.
0. G. Blackburn VS.. J. A. Wren.
F. W. Dodge Co, VS. Mexico Brick
& Fire Clay Co ct al.
Hellman Distilling Co., VS. G. 7.
johnson.
Bank Of Brookston VS. D + Gillettee
ct al.
| Roy B. Jesse VS.. North Mo. Trust
| Co., Guardian, Sallie T. johnson.
j Ollie Buchanan VS. Emma G. Gooch
ct al.
Annie R. Morris VS. Bell 0. Nor
Iris ct al.
VIM. Latney Barnes ct al VS. Alcnzc
c. whitson ct al.
Third Day-W Wednesday, March 8. 1916
| State Of Missouri VS. Louis Mason.
Iowa City State Bank VS. H. Hassen
ct al.
Farmers & Merchants Bank q
vandalia, Mo-, vs. J. A. Chiffon.
Farmers & Merchants aBnk Of Van
dalia, Mo-, VS.. F. e. Hennager.
Theodore Miller ct al VS. Carrie~B.
Miller ct al.
VIZ. Keith vs., Edward B. Pryor ct
al.
Union Sand 6 Material G. VS. B. A.
Powell.
R. o. Bromagin VS.. L. M. Lake ct al.
James H. Scott VS.. d. G. Bushnell.
David P. Perlow ct al vs. 0. F. Dar-
nell ct al.
State ex rel Security National Bank
VS.. Haas-Lieber Groc. Co.
} Kenneth C. Sears VS.. Darlington
: County Coal Company.
7. w. Harrison VS.. Mrs. G. O. Nor
!. ris ct al.
NiehoF-schulze Gro. Co., VS.. 1. B.
: Daniel.
Daisy b. South ct al vs.. +. B. De-
y Tienne.
Lacrosse Lumber Co, VS. B. r. Mid
dleton' ct al.
/. Charles Dean VS. Frank Z. Wentz.
H. Grossman vs.. Mexico Power Co.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02
YOUNG DEMOCRATS TO MEET
IN COLUMB IN MARCH
WILL MEET ON APRIL 18th
First vice-President Boggs, of Col.
umbia, in Charge Of Arrange
ments.

II is understood from members Of
the arrangements committee at Mex
leo, who attended the meeting in St.
Louis, that the March "a date at Mex
leo viii be kept Many reservations
have been made here for candidates at
the local hotels.
The Missouri Young Mems Demo-
cratic Club meeting, advertised to
meet in Mexico on March 3rd, was
postponed to March gath on account
of the scarlet fever scare. Later on,
the meeting was changed TO April
18th, and moved to Columbia, Mo.
Referring to this change, the Col
umbia Tribune says:
The executive committee of the
club met in st. Louis this week and
pontponed the meeting at Mexico un-
til March "a. Subsequently the COM
mittee decided to postpone it indef-
nitely when James e. Boggs, of Col
umbia, who is a member Of the ex-
ecutive committee and vice-president
Of the organization, told the COM
mittee that Columbia was going to
hold its annual Jefferson Day BAN
quet on April 10 and suggested that
the Young Mems Democratic Club
meet at Columbia on that date. The
committee agreed and the same pro-
gram that was to have been carried
out at Mexico will be carried out
here.
All candidates for state Office will
establish headquarters here on that
date and particularly the candidates
for governor. All will be here and
on the afternoon of April IS, the sew
en- candidates for governor--if there
be not more at that tiine---will address
the democrats from over the state
who assemble here.
On that night the annual banquet
Of the Columbia jefferson Club will
be held to which more than one thou
sand invitations will be sent out. AL
candidates for state and congressional
offices and state senator will receive
Invitations. The members of the stat'
democratic committee viii be invitet
and it is planned to have one at least
and maybe two, speakers Of nationa
democratic reputation.
Major Lilly, Of Moberly, who is I
candidate for judge Of the Kansas
City court of appeals, and who /
president Of the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club of Missouri, has not ye
resigned his office in the organization
but expects to do SO. In the interim
he has asked J. E. Boggs. vice-pres
ident, to act in his stead. Mr.. Bogg
is a candidate to succeed Mr.. Lilly t
the presidential Office of the club
Friends of Fred Morris, Of Mexico
are also soliciting him to seek thi
honor.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02
may NOT GIVE BOND IS
SUE FOR Septic TANKS
City Attorney Does Not Know wheth.
er City Has Power to Issue Bonds
In This Case.
2 NEW ORDINANCES DEFEATED
Electric Line Was Ordered to Remove
Spur Track From Western
Avenue Soon.

II bond issue is voted on for two
septic tanks costing the city $4,000.
Il is the belief of City Attorney David
H. Robertson, that il must be done
at special election in order to make
the bonds valid.
City Attorney Robertson said be.
fore the Council Monday evening
that he was doubtful whether bond
issue could be submitted for building
septic tanks. In other places these
tanks are paid for by a special assess
ment.
On motion of Councilman Ballew
the Mexico and Santa Fe electric line
was ordered to remove it's spur tract;
between Jackson and Promenade
streets on Western avenue, They
were also ordered to stand and load all
cars in their yards on Jackson street,
The spur track which the electric
line has used ever since its existence
according to members of the council
is not included in the lines franchise
and many Of the citizens of this part
Of the city have complained.
On April the 4th, at the general
city election, vote on the library taa
will be submitted. A petition includ,
ing one hundred and nine names was
presented to the council Monday
night asking for this action. The
vote is to apportion a seven-tenths oi
a mill tax from the city revenue tC
support the Library. This in no wa,
will increase the rate Of taxation al
present and simply makes it possible
to maintain the library.
The ordinances, one pertaining K
hawkers and venders and the other Il
gaming devices, were defeated upor
their third reading Monday night
The council explains this action b!
saying that the present ordinance
cover the cases fully.
Judge Lewis chairman Of th'
claims committee, presented bills t
the amount of $1,000 which wer'
allowed. On motion Of E. L. John
son worthless taxes were strickel
from the tax books. This mean
taxes made worthless by deaths an
erronious assessments.
The amount Of the taxes charges
off of the tax books was $2,490. Thi
represented the accumulations Of tn
last fifteen years. This was taken on
of the poll, sewer and general revenu
fund. This action Of the council wa
taken at the suggestion Of the city at
| torney.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02
MRS. ]. R. cooNs FUNERAL.

MRS. ]. X. C0ONS FUNERAL.
The funeral services over the body
of Mrs. J. R. Coons, of San Joes, Calf,
viii be conducted at the grave in Elm
wood cemetery Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Coons was before her marriage
Miss Florence Frost, Of this city. She
has two sisters living here: Mrs. q.
r. Cunningham and Mrs. Milton Pat
terson.
The body will arrive at 8 o'clock
Wednesday and will be taken directly
to the cemetery. The pail bearers will
be; John B. Graham, J. J. Steel,
Frank Buckley, l.. Moore, John Lane,
Mark Pitcher, S P. Emmons and Joe
Bodkins.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02
WILSON ATTEMPTED SUICIDE,
Murderer of Two in Pike County
Shot Woman First.

Bowling Green, Mo-, March L.
Vance Wilson, patent-medicine
vender, was brought to the Pike
County Jail here yesterday on a
charge of Staying Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Snedager near Spencerburg Mon
day. Wilson, according to William
Craign "a neighbor Of the snedagers,
has confessed.
Mrs. Snedager was first cousin Of
Wilson. Trouble between Wilson and
Snedager began about a year age
when Snedager ordered Wilson off his
place.
Craigin's story Of what Wilson told
him cleared much Of the mystery
which had surrounded the case. II
differs materially from earlier re-
ports Which received here.
When Wilson, according to his re-
puted confession, reached the Sned-
ager home, the two Snedager children
and 8 years old girls, were playing
on the porch.
where's your father?" he asked.
Shoots Woman as She Opens Door
On being told he was in the barn, hs
knocked on the door. When Mrs
Snedaker opened 1t she vas shot ;
times in the forehead.
Mrs. Snedager managed to fore,
the door shut and lock it. Then sh,
erawled to the telephone.
"I'm shot--dying," she cried to hel
mother. Then she fell to the floor
too weak to stand. She crawled int
another room, again locking the door
The girls, in the meantime, ran t,
the barn and caller their father.
Running toward the house, he wa
net by the slayer, who shot hin
twice, killing him instantly.
Wilson, according to the repute'
confession, went back to the house
battered down both doors and sho
i Mrs. Snedager a fourth time, killini
her.
| Craigin, summoned by Mrs. Sneda
gers mother, ran to the house just q
Wilson was departing.
Slayer Sought to End Life.
"Lord, Van, you didn't come hom
to do this dirty work." Craigin ask
ed Wilson.
eyes, l did, and / made a good 10
of it, too," Craigin says Wilson n
piled.
Wilson, it is said, then reloaded hi
pistol and made move as if goin
to end his own life. Craigin persuad
ed him to go to the home of his moth
er.
He remained there and surrendere
to Sheriff W. P. Hawkins on his al
rival.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02

ing last year, when ne began to build
up his herd, he was willing to consult
bulletins and dairy papers, and so
learn by other mems experiences.
In view Of the present agitation for
promoting the dairy industry by estab-
fishing a milk condensing plant in
Mexico, the Lawderdale Farm and its
manager, Ed Lawder, should be view
ed as showing what is possible in a
very short time with limited resour-
ces.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02
BUYS BRADFORD STORE.
!. Roden win Open Business Aug
mented With Other Stock.

/ F, Roden, who for years was in
grocery business here, has pur-
Bed the Bradford store on the west
Of the square and will open il
pin short time augmented by
Rher stock of dry goods and no
i he bought recently.
II. Roden, who has farmed several
Is, is one of Mexico's Oldest bus
+ men and the Ledger joins ii
Rnding him a welcome on his re
] to local business circles.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02
is DRY & sAPPINGToN.
Potts Building Being Remodeled foI
New Hardware Firm.

Formal announcement was made
Wednesday that ]. W. Dry and Brad
ford sappington, who have been in the
real estate business, would open a new
hardware store in the Potts building,
on the east side Of the square, March
Is. They will install Warren hardware
shelving of the latest type. The build
ing is being remodeled preparatory to
their moving in.
Both Mr.. Dry and Mr.. Sappington
are experienced hardware men and
plan to have modern establishment in
every particular. They viii use all
four floors and basement Of the Potts
building. The Ledger joins their
many friends in wishing them success
in their new location.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02
FARMERS AND MEX

ICo COMMERCIAL CLUB.
/ is very important that the
Hers of Audrain County should be
Eested in Mexico and it's prosper
'nnd in order to get satisfactory
liz along this line, arrangements
sld be made so that wc could have
.rge number Of farmers through
4.he county members Of the COM
s.ial club. II arrangements can
be made along this line, there
Ald be some way devised to at
Il interest them in our meetings
pferring to this important mat
ihe Moberly Democrat cditorially
the early days Of the CONNER
GLIB Of this city extra efforts
made to secure the attendance
be farmers Of the county. Many
al farmers meetings were held
Fsu attended by the farmers and
wives. This was in a day when
I. were no automobiles and there.
IL was sot as easy as now for
ssrs to come from all parts Of the
w. II was a mistake when these
we're discontinued, If they
been continued until now we
~ have as many active and pro-
siye farmers regular attendants
BE clubs as we now have of Mob
citizens. Now since many farm
have automobiles these meetings
bid be revived and the club be
L as available to country res
It's for any matters that may be to
i interest.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02
LEO HANLY MOVES.
Collins Bros. Moves to Stand Vacated
Mr.. Hauly.

Leo Hanly, the Cleaner, has moved
his pantatorium to the building just
south Of his old location on Washing
ton street near Promenade and will
conduct more extensive business in
his larger location.
Collins Bros, have entered the
rooms vacated by Mr.. Hanly and will
do up-to-date shoe repairing here.
They have been located in the French
building on Jackson street.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02
To Move Office.

The Western Union telegraph Of
fee, which has been located in Sallee's
book store for the past fifteen years,
will have az new location shortly
Just where it will be moved to has
not been announced.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02

the proper column in the daily
weekly Ledger will be found the
suncement Of r. D. Rodgers, candi-
for Prosecuting Attorney Of Au-
4 County, subject to the Demo
4 primary.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02

u have the best seed oats in stock
have ever had for a long time.
kAs RED RUST PROOF, LIT
, WHITE and old fashioned
ACK. Book your orders early.
VIM. Pollock Mill & Elev. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02
246 CASES SCHEDULED FOR
THE MARCH CIRCUIT COURT
Judge d. n. Harris and Judge SsmueI
Davis Will Act as Judges During
I'D. Barnett's Absence.
ARE SIXTEEN DIVORCE CASES
Court viii Convene Monday After
noon March Sixth at One O'clock
The Petit Jurors.

4
The March term of the Audrain
County Circuit Court opens Monday
afternoon. March sixth. Owing to the
illness of Judge J. D. Barnett, Judge
d. H. Harris, Of Fulton, will act as
Judge for the first two weeks and
Judge Samuel Davis, of Marshall,
| for the remainder of the term. Judge
Bl aett's condition is improving but
he will not be able to take charge Of
the court this term.
There are 246 cases on the docket
of which sixteen are divorce litiga-
ton. The following are the petit jur-
ors for the term:
Salt River Township-Ashby Bolts,
J. H. Hebel, W. I. Paul, VIM. Frazier,
T. R. Bruce, Clyde Ellis.
Wilson Townships. G. Groves,
VIM. Wilmont, VIM. Wiley, s. A.
Pulls.
Sailing Township-Brack Gentry,
Geo. A. Pollard.
Linn Township-Jule Hodge, ]. C.
Maxwell.
Prairie Township-W. H. McCue,
Pete Beashear.
Loutre Township--Russell Martin,
Frank Davis.
Cuivre Township--Lank Hines,
Walter Boyd, R. R. Sax, John Whit
ledge, S. P. Utterback. G. B. Moore.
First Day--Monday, March 8, 1916.
State of Missouri VS. Barney Green
man.
State of Missouri VS.. Henry Shaw
zee
State Of Missouri VS.. Robert Ban
ister.
state or Missouri VS.. Eugene Car
ter.
State of Missouri VS.. Joe Cosby.
State of Missouri VS.. No. 2, T. M,
Monroe.
State of Missouri VS. No. 8 t. NJ
Monroe.
state Of Missouri VS.. No. 4 t. M.
| Monroe.
State Of Missouri vs.. No. 5 T. M
Monroe.
\ State Of Missouri VS.. No. 8 7. M
Monroe.
State Of Missouri VS. John Kemp.
State of Missouri VS.. G. Nelson.
State Of Missouri VS.. Fred Gibson,
State Of Missouri VS.. Ora Clark.
State of Missouri VS. Ira Stevenson,
State Of Missouri VS. Andy Locke
State of Missouri VS. Alice Spurs.
State of Missouri VS. Charles Sims
State Of Missouri VS.. Frank Jack
son.
State Of Missouri VS. Henry Dodd.
State of Missouri VS.. Jno. Christian
State Of Missouri VS. Clarence
Wright.
State of Missouri VS. Josh Taylor.
State Of Missouri VS. John Norris.
State of Missouri VS. Joicy Cooper
State of Missouri VS. Lon Qualls,
State Of Missouri VS. No. | William
Henderson.
State of Missouri vs. No. 2 VIM
Henderson.
State Of Missouri VS.. August Wind
ser.
State Of Missouri VS. Perry Green.
State of Missouri VS. Isaac Milton
State Of Missouri VS. William Nor
gan.
State Of Missouri VS. d. d. Hudson.
State of Missouri VS. Homer Mundy
State Of Missouri VS.. George Helor
State of Missouri VS.. No. 2 Fran
Meyerpeter.
State Of Missouri VS.. Louis Willing
ham.
State Of Missouri VS. William Kin
! ney.
State Of Missouri VS. Claude Blu
State Of Missouri VS.. Mabel Jack
> son.
State of Missouri VS. Rollie Settles
State of Missouri VS. John Crawle.
b State Of Missouri VS. Henry Cha
: River.
State of Missouri VS.. Lille Ma
: Scott.
I, State Of Missouri VS.. Arthur Cox.
State of Missouri vs. Dora McHugl
In the Matter Of Said Hassen to bt
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02
Time to Move.

First of March is moving time and
the old cook stove will likely be re-
placed with new one we have them
for $3.50, $500, $500 and $1,000.
Whoever heard Of Superior that
wouldn't bake. Il. Roy Ferris.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02
PEDALS!

Rrammers sample pants, woods,
Reys, and eorduroys at a saving Of
Ply one-half.
eavy wool kersey pants; worth
y. Drummers samples, now
q '..''...s,,. ,,........t,... @z.4J
.SS wool kersey pants. Several
rent kinds and mixed sizes.
mmers samples. Now pair $l.sS.
pair drummers sample pants;
and cottonades. Values up to
\. Special price, this lot, pr. $i.A9
80 Mems bedford corduroy pants,
pair ........ soc
ems heavy blue overalls. Bib and
bib. Worth today s1.OO pair. As
as present stock lasts ..... 75c.
ems 4-buckIe heavy cloth over
with heavy rolled soles. Worth
a pair. Our special price,
'''''.... .............. $I.5o
en's heavy duck foot double soled
quality boots. Worth $3.50. Our
'al price, pair .........., $2.98.
en's l-buckle overshoe. Sold by
stores $1.oO. Our special price,
''''.'..... ......a...... Toe
ems wool socks. Members Of id
zO-cent sellers. Just to close ou'
lot, pair DC
dozen Mems knit wrist cottoT
s. Bought long before cotton ad'
'en, Snarin1 .xrgca ~. &kts la ..s X,
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02
Euo win Be The FIRST to Meet
prdqn asks a headline. Some
4 can have our proxy. .

\ suppose every norriAl boy goes
In 4 period when he thinks the
IN Of devilishness is reading the
u Gazette.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02
Glover seed-Timothy Seed,

We still have some choice seed Of
both. Now is the time to sow. See
our samples ana get prices.
dw1 VIM. Pollock Mill G. Elev. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02
brN March comes in like a lion,
.,nrosed to 20 out like a lamb.

L. planet Mars is now relatively
/ ne earth, but no great alarm Is
4. 4 is still out Of aixahip range.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02

Mrs. B. H. Jameson, Miss Anna
Jameson and Miss Edna Williams. Of
Fulton, are the guests Of Mexico
friends.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02

IRRIGATION of the colored
IA in St. Louis carried at the
'iou on Tuesday, by about three
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02

ersy row and then a brilliant
|r.tion seems to dawn on Hon.
n. Chaplin and he falls down.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02

Convention that delegates to the Ma
tional Convention be uninstructed."
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1916-03-02

Be sure and read the advertise
ment of E. F Moore's fine Jersey bull,
Ortiz Jap, service fee is only $500.
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Tlarp 6. Suttolt an Albert 5np'
parb, 40 BEL 115 SUB an Der Beits
isite Der ct. Games apenus, ITO Jub
n6rbli9 Der @inbior Ctr. (Sisuer
$3.50 81.
Dora Dunlap an Snuuel p. eoos
per, 80 BEL 144 SUB an Der DIiisite
Der @ilbert apenue auf malnut Sills
81.
Glap 5ebssr an georse 8. sbse,
Cots "a uub 25 in 2angbon's Inter
abtbeilung an Sarris 2lpenie IN ytors
poob (5isnsr 50 81.
Charles 9psnh an Gbipurb BON
Stein, 25 bei105 SUB on Der Sitisits
Der Datpion apenus In Gumintnspius
CSteuer $3.50 81.
Charles g. Spens an Wlattie 3
Openg, Cots 685 utb 686 in Wdbis
ion place nntsrabtkiluns IN wtnbi'
ionpille 81.
gbilcmena Boot II. u. an anno
Boot, 20 bsi 80 Ssub an Der Siibisits
Der ard Strabe (5tsuer 50r) 81.
aatberim R. 0rabtlIs an 4nnc
Boot, 40 Bel 100 SUB on Der Oitlsi'
te Der parton ROab in Wi. acotOut
81.
glancr Boot on Mnna Boot, q
BEL 80 5uB an Der Siiofeits Der Ard
Ctr. (Steuer SOC 81.
Garab 30. gullod an 5enrp Z
Smitb, so BEL $50 SUB an Der 0it
ieite BON Wernon pluce on Der ed
Der Marfpsa 4DenlIe IN Wlt. Auburl
(Sieusr $3.50 81.
5arrp 8. 2sbmun an gnul 8
grenbelmeb.r, 81 bti 150 Sub an be
@eitfeite Der ouiion Mrsnit In yiDr
MOOD (5tsusr $1.50) 81.
/ Senrn Semiuib an Suntes y. aan
| trp, Got 40 in SeHen linn pemidtp'
| llnierdbtbsiluns in Gheriot t6ttus
l$4.50) 81.
4 Dirginia R. 8Hrf on Jpiepb :
Jru{b, flint Sabre glndire4 pom ]
| Waai 1916 auf feds Mder aanb q
groiterion giOab in Odflsp. 5dbriid'
Mietbe $16.
5loelIa 3. gsder an gOttlieb 5ari
fpea, Gets s, 6, II unb 81 in Inter
abtbeilung bon Sohn Scttsn's Rad
Iab 81.
6arrp s9iuiug an GOstiist Oar!
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GrnnSsieeutimms.s .sppOtbefen.
. Reue6np pthefsn.

gllice u. Grueier an Supreme 6.
unb 9. Go. $2250,
9ilbert SO. Saptparb an Big Sour
o. unb g. 60. $1,000.
George s. sbe. an SDlitbern Sbic
6. unb 8. 60. S3500.
George SermaHn Sr. an ct. Brs
narb prOgreffiDe Q. unb 8. u. 90.
$25O0.
Gilbert aeller all gbtparb 8. Rais,
bed $1,000.
George 8. s5ss an Glap asbss'
$4,000.
gbarles 80. 8sl an 9. y. Went,
S2500.
eDtparo Bon Stein an gait Sib'
9. inb 6. 60. $1,000.
Dlattis 3. Dpens an 5ome u. uni
6. 90. $4,000.
!RDfe GiaIl an GONE Q. unb 8. 60
$500.
ssennie pnhrub an bo. $340o.
W1rgaret Jrnnep an Wt. Abaml
8. unb g. u. $500.
anna Boot II. u. an gine. Wori
lingmsns Club 3. unb 8. 60. $120O.
Millie s. 6irihfelb on MintDl
German g. unb 6. u. 60, 5000.
Wilbelminn ariegsr an Wtft Npr
tpoob %. unb 8. Go. $1,000.
Games 9. Q1ntrp an Central Gcir
/ mount g. unb 8. 50. 5000.
90. an Senrp 9enduih $3.50.
4 5ranees 6. Moutb an Gpliegs 9il
6. iinb 9. 60. $500.
| Charles W. Goldman an @srtb
Osborne S1o5o.
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