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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-11
INQUIRIES
AND,
ANSWERS
eeeeeeeseas eeeeseeees!

In a state. He demands anarchy,
which is want of government, state
Of society when there Is no govern
ment or law, or when the laws arc
not efficient and individuals do what
they please with impunity All sorts
and conditions of men are allowed
wide latitude in the matter of speech
in this country. and unless man
becomes dangerous or urges action
that seems dangerous to the peace
he is not generally interfered with
w. T. Slow are appointments
made for notary public, and what is
the way to obtain one? Cd How
become government detective?
A. Notaries public are appointed by
the governor. Ask the secretary of
state for blank application. You
will need signatures of those who
indorse you for such position. CD
To obtain any position as an expert
it is first necessary to become an eX-
pert. An expert is never in doubt
as to no VITO secure job. In other
words, If you were detective you
would in order to get a government
position, forward your credentials
to the secret service bureau at
Washington.
w. G. C.-Were there ever such
persons as Damon and Pythias? Can
l find any account of them in the
Bible or other history? CD Will
strychnia or any other poison kill
hogs, and if so will the flesh injure
the person eating 1t? A. Yes; they
were Pythagoreans, and lived in the
first half of the fourth century, B
G. Pythias was convicted of plot
ting the death of Dionysius of SYRIA
cuse and was condemned to die. He
wanted time to arrange his affairs
and his friend Damon offered to
place himself in the tyrant's hands
as his substitute. Pythias returned
at the last moment, and Dionysius
was so struck by the fidelity of the
friends that he pardoned the often
der. The twain have been the basis
for several plays. Cannot say as to
origin of the knights of Pythias. ~
Yes, decidedly.
=
G. L. S.-Who first conceived the
idea of draining land with tiles
CD When and by whom was the au-
tomobile invented, (3) What causes
the point of magnetic needle to
point due north? ca When did
General Grant send his famous mes
sage to General Sherman, and wha'
did he say? A. The idea is very
ancient. 1t was systematized by a
Mr. Smith of Deanston, Eng, about
the middle of the last century CD
The auto is scarcely an invention,
but rather an evolution That is,
it contains no new principle, but is d
combination of several old zones.
Nicholas Joseph Cugnot, a French
man, built what was probably the
first auto in 1869. go The needle
is not attracted to the pole, but
ranges itself at right angles to a
current of electricity that apparently
moves around the axis OF the earth.
ca Grants Memoirs contain many
kilograms from himself to Sherman.
Not being mind reader | cannot
tell to which one you refer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-11

henrietta. 10 all similar ma
teriais and which also can be
utilized for linen and other
inexpensive wash fabrics. In
this instance the ehsmizette
is Of plaid silk While the dress
itself is made Of Bordelux
red henrietta cloth and there
is a trimming Of velvet. The
combination can be varied
again and again. however.
and by simply emitting the
body lining and cutting /.
separate chemisette uaaha5le
fabrics OF various weights
can be utiIize5. The lines
are ali graceful and becoming
and the froek Is altogether
one to be eonmen5ei. The
dress Is made with the waist
aad skirt. The lining Is faced
to form the ehemisette and
the collar finish,s the neck
edge vhde the sleeves are
laid IN inverted plaits and
are tucked al their lower
edges and the skirt . five
aored II ths lining Is not
uScd the ehemisette caa Be
cut from Il and attached to
N. waist. For tne twelve
year sire viii Be required.
81 yards Of material "a. 81
yar5s y o. "a Ysrds a.
inches vide A pattern.
No. 1913. sizes 9 to "a years
viii Be mzae5 to any a55rsss
~ III. Fasaioa Department
o. this rs-r- cn re5eirt o.
ten ocnts Is N caste ssni
an a5iitio1zf two 5eas sszra-
so- i<tse- coxtaEe sikh n
ssre more rro1pt selivsrrJ
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-11
REPUBLICANS MEET
New York State Convention Call
ed to Order.
FOR HUGHES, SAY LEADERS.
SGovernor viii Receive Fullest In
dorsement," Declares State Commit
tee Chairman Woodruff - M. Linn
Bruce In Temporary Chair.

dorsement," Declares State Commit
tee Chairman Woodruff - M. Linn
Bruce In Temporary Chair.
New York, April 11.-Unless the pro-
gramme of the leaders in control of the
Republican state convention, which
opened In Carnegie hall, is swept away
by an unlocked for stampede of the
convention for Secretary Taft, Gov
ernor Hughes will receive the "favorite
son" Endorsement Of his state for presi-
dent.
The purpose Of the convention is pri
marily to elect four delegates at large
to the national convention. These will
be selected by vote Of the entire
body. In all likelihood they will be for
mer Mayor Low, General Stewart L.
Woodford, president of the Hughes
league; E. II. Butler Of Buffalo anG
Frederick r. Hazard Of Syracuse, the
men selected by State Chairman Wood.
ruff.
Two electors at large as well as the
presidential electors themselves will
also be selected by the convention.
Bruce Addresses Convention.
The convention was called to order
promptly at IL by State Chairman
Woodruff, who explained the meet
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-11
Live Stock Markets.

New York, Aprn 10
cATTLE-Supply light: market slow:
choice Sc 55asso: prime s.. i0as.7e; veal
calves ssa7.eb.
HoGs-Receipts light; market higher,
prime heavies. $3.50; mediums. ss.b0as IS :
heavy Workers $3.50. light Workers. y sos
SIS: pigs $50. roughs, Ss5.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Supply fair.
market slow prime wethers. ss.SOes 20:
common 2as. lambs. xs7.S.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-11

New Britain. Cenu- ApFf' LIE y.
Staaicy Irs s~ussF - he New Brt'siu
SsvingS ia-E- ~tseszi ihsi il5e rpsrTu
~ wTaizm 2 wslksr- IL. alsssorsIins
cashier ~ fes saxlnSs tsnk e III
s,.scr. e ihe T-nsse-i states woaIl ie
sse.syesi aiae-y sszys
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-11

Columbus. q. April iI-Pstriek Nc
Car;hy = Cleveland convict serving q
twenty year sentence FOR throwing acid
IN the face ~ Mrs. Anna Harlem of
Cleveland. who was psroled viii i'm
Be,listely marry Mrs. Harlem who Is
totally bsiHd ts the result o. his act
He was drunk when be thrpv the acid
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-11
L.Ht nir A..r c.r.nsn.-

MnIvnls y. J. April IL Because her
Husband part0aS toe freeiy q iiqaid
Refreshments ~ their wedding esiebrs-
ton Mrs L. Iawreuce T0ole ; bride
~ iess than two hsurs. deserted Rim.
eft tteir newly furnished home and
FetuTre,! 10 he i5szae u her parents
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-11
Britt and Mcfarland Fit.

San Francisco. April 1l.-Packy Nc
Farland and Jimmy Britt, who will
meet at the Colma open air arena in a
twenty round contest. ended their siege
Of training. and both were pronounced
by physicians TO be in good condition
to battle for the lightweight honors.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-11

Fssa Rsblss. rsl- April 1I.-The-e
was Iifsle rasnze IN tic condition n
Admiral EvaRS- Dr Mcdonald said
that The ADMIRAL vas doing vel ard
vas gradually getting stronger.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-11
coIl.oe Twirlsr For Athletics.

Philadelphia. April Hilary Krauss.
the crack southpaw of the ST. Mary's
college team, was signed by Connie
Mack. The Athletics manager thinks
well Of the youngster. The game be
tween the Nationals and Americans
was prevented by rain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-11
Auta R,..r, oH e v.Is.I.

san Frsrcisco. April 11.-Ths Fresrh
and Italian cars IN the sufomohils rare
from New York 70 Paris left san Frsn-
tisco on The steamer city Of Puehis far
SEATTLE ubencs the racers I'll bs shfp-
ped n vsidesl Alaska. where the
American car nos "a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-11

Kennedyis Laxative Cough Syrup
acts prUmptly yes gently on the
bowels. through which the cold n
forced ouf q OF the system. and NJ
the sane time II aIIays insammsttoz-
sod b. Backinghzm pharmacy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-11
TALKS
GIRLS BOX PLATED COSTUME.
BY MAY MANToN

ROX generally the girls greatly
Here exceedingly little froek
adapted
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-11

T.. l.. What is an anarchist
shat are the objects be works for.
and : he allowed free speech. A
An anarchist Is defined as one Who
szcftes revolt OF promotes disorder
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-11

R. NJ. B.---Was George Washing
ton ever convicted in the courts of
this country, and what for? T have
been told he was, but can find no
history to substantiate the story? A.
have no knowledge Of such an oc-
currence.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-11

w. !. C.-This column has stated
very many times that small foreign
coins are valueless in this country.
A British coin of 1910 is not in the
least "old."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
scH~oPP-HARRIsoE
Young Couple .FrOmlMsxieo to Came
Marshall to Get Married-Both
henderson, Very Prominent Fam

Democrat-Ne VS. MarEnau
a marriage took place at the manse
OF the First Presbyterian church Mon.
day, about 3 p. ~, which united Mr.,
A. a. Schopp and Miss Urith Hssrl.
son, both OF Mexico, Mo-. Rev. ]. e.
Abbott the officiating minister. The
marriage was something Of . surprise
10 the families OF the bride and groom
Miss Harrison bad been visiting a
brother 10 Kansas City for several
weeks and when the latter put her on
the train Monday morn ing be bought
her ticket through to Mexico, not
knowing OF the arrangement with Mr.,
Schopp TO meet him In Marshall.
The groom came to our city on an
earlyO & A. train ana met his in
tended when she came in on the ll:23.
They dined at Hotel Ming, then pro
ceeded to the manse at the hour stated
above and we're married, returning to
the Hotel and remaining until the
first train east that evening, when
they returned to Mexico, with a sur
prise 10 store for the friends and reia-
tives at that end Of the line. The
bride wore a beautiful street suit OF
brown cloth, with hat, gloves and
shoes to match. She Ia not a stranger
Ia Saline, having visited relatives In
the county upon several occasions.
She is a relative Of the Crockett fam.
lily near Nelson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
An Appeal to Conscience.

Bryan In closing his great speech
on trusts uses this language:
This question should be settled now;
we cannot afford to bequeath 1t as o
legacy OF woe to a succeeding genera
tion. The conscience Of the people is
the most potent force of which man
has knowledge. where law makes one
righteous, conscience controls an hum
dred; where one is kept from wrong
doing BY fear of prison doors, a ,thous'
and are restrained by those invisible
walls which conscience rears about US
barriers which are stronger than
walls of granite. 1t is upon the CON
science that human institutions rest
and without a stirring OF the con-
science no great reform Is possible.
To a national conscience already
aroused we appeal, with the pledge
that o democratic victory will mean
the D ringing in Of a new era In
which business will be built upon Its
merits, and In which men will sue
coed, not 10 proportion to the coercion
they may be able to practice, but In
proportion to their industry, theil
ability and the fidelity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
KENTUCKY CROPS SUFFERING
Stock Water Exhausted, Creeks
Dry and City Supplies Curtailed.

Lexington, KY, Sept 13.-Central
Kentucky is suffering from the worst
drought in years, and unless there is
rain in q few days crops of all descrip.
tions will be badly damaged The sup
ply Of stock water on the farms has
been exhausted, and the farmers are
forced to haul water for long distances
North Elkhorn Creek is dry for the
first time in many years, and many
wells and cisterns have suddenly gone
dry.
The towns Of Danvllle, Winchester
and Richmond have denied the citi-
zens further use of the water supply
saving it In case OF fire, ana they must
resort to cisterns and wells. Corn,
hemp and tobacco are suffering the
worst. Fires along the railroads are
destroying much fencing and valuable
trees,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
MORE EVIDENCE
1t is Coming in Rapidly in Mexico

Evidence on the following subjec,
will prove Of interest TO every Mexico
reader. So many people go through
the same experience daily. This pub
lie statement should be proof positive
to every w~averlng doubter. Read
1t carefully.
VIM. j. Mahon, living at Cor. Lib
erty and Washington streets, Mex!c.
No., says: "Doan's Kidney Pills have
done me much good. My back wal
very lame and l could lift nothing and
l could hardly straighten after stoop'
ing awhile, / got a box OF Doan's
Kidney Pills at Girls WE'LL Drug Co..
drug store and they not only stopped
the pain In my back, but corrected
the kidney seeretions so that they no
longer annoyed me My back regained
its normal condition and the aching
and the stiffness In the back OF M
neck bothers me no longer"
For sale BY all dealers. Price 81
cents Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York cole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's--and
take no other
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
A quiet Wedding in

Montgomery County
Mr.. Irwin D. Lambert, son of Mr.
and MRS. T. W. Lambert, who reside
6 miles northwest Of this city, and
Miss Mollie Cornelius, daughter Of
Mrs. Lucy Cornelius, residing 5 miles
east Of Montgomery City, will be mar
ried Wednesday evening, at the bridei
home In the presence OF only the i'm
mediate families, the Rev. ]. s
lanes, Of Carso, Mo performing the
ceremony.
MI. and Mrs. Lambert will reside
at the groom's newly furnished homt
at 800 north CLARK ave. Mr.. Lambert
is the proprietor of Lambort's Ton
serial Parlors on Washington ave.
and a young man Of sterling worth
The bride is q charming girl and will
be welcomed to Mexico.
The attendants fare Miss Edytf
Lambert, Of this city and DR.. Forrest
Eames, Of Oarso, q son Of the officiat'
ing clergyman.
The many friends Of the young peo
pie are Joined by the Ledger in wish
ing them all the happiness In th'
world.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
PosTMAsTERs TO
ACT AS INSTRUCTORS
viii Teach School Children How To
Address Letters and Make Out
Money Orders as Well as Explain
The Full Postal System.

Postmaster Kunkle has a new han
die to his name, He is being ad-
dressed as Professor now. This change
Of title came about through a recent
order by Postmaster General Von
Meyer who has directed the postmas-
ters Of the country to confer with
their local school authorities as to
the practicability and desirability Of
delivering to the school children short
talks on the postal service. The de
sign is to inform the pupils Of the
scope Of its operations, the methods OF
delivering the mails, the classification
of mail matter and registry and Mon
ey-order systems.
incidentally, they are to make
known plans for betterments, such as
the establishment of ..postal savings
banks and the extension Of the parcel
post.
Whenever it may be impracticable
for postmasters to deliver lectures,
they are to furnish the necessary in
formation to the school supervisors,
so as to equip the regular teachers.
1t is the Postmaster. Generals ex-
p~ectation that the school children will
be useful to the postal service In seeing
that letters are promptly and plainly
addressed.
That there is necessity for action OF
the kind is shown by the volume Of
business transaction by the dead letter
office. During the past year Is, 145, 172
pieces of mail matter were sent there
because the postal employees were un.
able to read them.
| In speaking of the new order Post
master Kunkle had the following to
say: sit Is surprising how little the
public understand concerning the pos
tai regulations. Many haven't the
slightest idea how TO make out a
money order OF the meaning of cards
we drop In boxes concerning extra
postage or a bundle.
"The cause In a great part is fro m
not reading the card or instructions.
They expect US to tell them. The
new order Is n | heartily endorse
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

Last Tuesday when the team be-
longing to John Brewer became un.
rulY Mrs. Stoneberger one Of the occu-
pants of the trap to which the team
was hitched, jumped out. Ia the
jump she was thrown violently 10 the
ground receiving q painfully spralned
knee and otherwise wrenchIng her
limb.
Mrs. S~toneberger is the wife of ia.
Stoneberger, of Kansas City, and was
visiting the family Of Frank Brewer.
Tuesday in company with the family
of John Brewer she was taking a ride
in Mr.. Brewers fine trap and shortly
after the occupants had entered the
vehicle the team began kicking which
frightened Mrs.Stoneberger, causing
her to jump.
MI. Stoneberger came to Mexico Sat
urday and took bis wife home to Kan
sas City Sunday afternoon. Though
the injury Is quite painful it Is mol
Thought TO be ut all dangerous and
her many friends In Mexico hope thai
she will soon have recovered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
A wild Girl From West Africa.

Los Angeles defttu
Long Beach.-A 7-year-old Afr ican
girl from the wild tribe Of th,
Mpongwe, In West Central Africa, Ia
under the care Of Mrs. e MacOauley
q negress at Oil East Eleventh street,
to whose home she was brought b.
Mrs. J.. W. HutchiDs, q returned mis-
sionary from Liberia, In West Africa
The little girl speaks no English
eats with sticks and does many other
queer things. Mr.. and Mrs. MacOau'
ley, who are very religious people, arr
much interested In the child and will
endeavor to teach her the ways Of civ
ilization.
In Mrs. Hutchin's proselyttng work
while she was In the town OF Musar-
dus, on the eastern bordsriof Liberia
the girl was brought to her. The par
ents did not accompany her, and moth
log was known of her save that shI
had come from the Mpongwe tribe,
which had its habitation hundreds Of
miles away In the interior.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
CHAMP

Rev. Banks will fiji his regular ap-
%pointment at Prairie View Sunday
Sept. 10th.
Mrs. Ed Harrison and daughter
spent a few days the first Of the week
with Mrs. Booth.
Mrs. French and children visited
her aunt Mrs, Y. G. Thomas, Sunday.
Mr.. Winsor, Of Michigan, who has
been the guest Of his daughter, Mrs.
Mcoord, returned home Tuesday.
Little Gladys Ernst is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Wilkins.
Miss Edna Cant has returned to her
home in Thompson after spending q
few days with her grandparents Green
Cant and wife.
Rev. Cobb filled bis appointments at
Bethel last Sunday. We are glad tc
have Bro. Cobb with us the coming
year and trust that much good will be
done. He will begin a series Of meet.
ings at Groves Chapel on Thursday
evening Sept. II, all are cordially In
vited to attend.
Miss Cleo Settle spent Saturday and
Sunday at home.
Mrs. Lock entertained her cousin,
Miss Grace Lock and Miss Irene Kei
ser, Of Mexico, Saturday evening and
Sunday.
Rev. Brown, Of Arkansas, is con-
Quoting a meeting at Beaver Dam
BE has been preaching some good ser
mons and we hope that much good
may be harvested from the seeds Of
truths he has been sowing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
THE SAL0ME DANCE
IN FLAT Rock
Jane Norris, ColoPed, Arrested by
Marshall Kemp for Giving The
Dance Of the Seven Wells Minus
The veils--Fined in Police Court

The Solome dance, the rage In the
East, has struck Mexico and Marshall
Kemp, in the role Of Anthony Com
stock, has put a quietus on the revei
Of seven wells. The trouble was the
dancer was minus the seven wells al
we'll as the eight pearls Eva Tanquay
is said to wear 10 her version Of the
trepsichorean wonder and entertained
Flat Rock, Saturday evening, clad
la natural.
The dancer was Jane Norris, colored
She had been inbibing too much cor
versation water and was In a merry
mood when the notion took her to lay
aside all the habilements Of civiliza
tion propriety demands and dance al
lurlngly down railroad venue clad
10 her birthday suit. Marshall Kenny
learned OF what was going on In thu
negro settlement and In . short time
had the dancer locked up.
Monday morning she was fined be
fore Police Judge Williams. Such /
the fate Of Art. ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
County News.
RoMENA.


Rev. Wilkerson occupied the pulpit
Sunday morning and evening at An
tioch.
Mrs. Ed Scott died Thursday morn.
ing Of the home OF Der father in.law,
Mr.. Lewis Scott. The remains sere
laid TO rest in Antioch cemetery. She
wasa coed neighbor, q loving wife
and devoted Christian. The bereaved
ones have the heartfelt sympathy OF
the entire community.
The Modern Woodmen gave an ice
cream supper Friday night and re-
ceived $500
Jim Holloway shipped two carloads
of cattle to Chicago Friday night.
4 Hugh Hollenshead and family, Of
Centralia, are here the guests Of J. q.
Well and family.
H. J. Walker .sand wife, Of Sailing,
were here Sunday the guest Of J.. ],
Walker and family Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

flower from the garden of love. He is
a bright young newspaper man and
Yields q trenchant pen. A bright fu-
ture is before this worthy couple and
we extend to them the glad hand. AS
a bridal present We gave them a coy
little blue stone cottage situated on
the mountain overlooking Cottonwood
Springs. Sure we wish to Mr.. and
Mrs. White prosperity and happi-
ness
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
WESTERN AUDRAlN

Elmer Jennings has gone to Quincy
to enter the business college.
Miss Della Vim, of Hallsville, IL
spending a few days with ]. j.. VIM
and family.
Miss Sallie Barnes, Of Paris, is visit.
ing her father, VIM. Barnes.
7. B. Robinson and family spent
last week In Columbia.
Most every one In the neighborhood
attended the Clark Fair last week.
Prof. Wilson, Of the Plsgah School,
resigned last Friday. The board EN-.
ployed Prof. Allen March TO 6nist the
school.
Rev. L. H. Harboafd has rendered
bis resignation to the congregation al
Macedonia. He will be the Audrair
County Evangelist for next year.
W. J. Shores took o nice bunch Of
blue ribbons on his sheep at the ClarA
Fair.
Miss Ruth Black, Of Centrailia, hal
returned to her home after a pleasant
visit to her cousin Miss Louisa Lit
trell.
Miss Kate Smith has been very sick
for some time.
John Young and family visited in
Moberly last week.
Rev. Ephirem Young accompanied
them home for q short visit.
Ben Downing has returned from .
pleasant trip through Texas. He in
vested In a section Of land while there
Roy Humans visited relatives ir
Columbia last Saturday and Sunday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

L. H. Burks, Of Houston, Texas, and
W. G. Burks, Of Mexico, last week
visited W. ]. Bryan at his home in
Lincoln, Neb and received a royal
welcome. Mr.. Burks says that Bryans
trick mule is one OF the greatest
curiosities be ever saw.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

Stoves Stoves Stoves We have
several kinds from the very cheapest
catalogue house stove to the very best
Jewel g. Superior. You will need one
soon. Better call while you have
time and make a selection. wit
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

w. p. McMullln, Of Jefferson City,
Mo-, a deaf mute who has been at
tending the state meeting In Fulton,
was In Mexico Monday. Mr.. McMul-
lin was q resident Of this county 50
years ago and has returned TO visit
friends and relatives i've miles west
OF here for a few weeks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
COUNTRY HOME BURNS
BLAZE A MYSTERY
G. 7. sehieffer Loses his Home North
Of this City Last Saturday by Fire
Nothing Saved From the Flames
Origin Of Blaze a Mystery.

During the absence Of the family at
church last Saturday morning between
eleven and twelve O'Clock the home Of
G. T. Schieffer, 10 miles north Of this
city, was completely destroyed by fire.
The origin Of the blaze is a mystery.
Mr.. Schieffer and family were at
church. The noon day meal had been
prepared earlier in the day as they ex-
pected company. The fire in the
cooking stove had been extinguished
and there was no other possible means
within the house.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17

Miss N. Ethel Snidow, Of this city,
who taught In the Oentralia Public
Schools last year, has accepted the
chair Of Mathematics in the Hunts
vile, NO.. Public Schools. Miss
Snidow is a splendid teacher and she
gives splendid satisfaction.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-09-17
Farmers' Encyclopedia Free

We will distribute a number Of
valuable books that contain a world
OF useful knowledge free at our Case
Plow exhibit Sept 28th, Don't fail
to attend and see a man pull a 16-lncn
plow-he will do the work required OF
3 horses. wilt Ferris s. Cauthorn.