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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25
ANOTHER RESOLU-
TON TO PAVE
JACKSON Street

osrg 20 s1ue discussion a. q
~ iseaafy a passiar . r~eso'utio1
wifh1fz tie ~ o. a majority o
rhs counaL he resolution to paw
East Izcksnn Street paNssd sew
@as weeks azo hy a vnsa a. 81 va
lad ASIDE and another rss0suaor
was passed. MONDAY evening " ths
raTdar sesson q the CITY Coua-
oL Those voting IN favor o. the re-
oiatsa1 ~ as foEors: MessFs Atkin
son BzneE. Haaly. Johnsou and
Ro'Awel; against Messr . Bew5s,
sanford ard Wood.
a protsa By citizens IA West
&orlno sgsinst the oil tanks IN TIA,
t5ciuity aas rs,eTred 70 the Mayor.
cD1nclmen Of the Taird Ward and
The cry Attorney.
ledge Lewis reported bills 10 TIE
aEnolnat Of $3.50. u'hich was al
lowed
Owing 70 a petition by citizen ,iv-
lng on East Monroe and East Love
streets against 4, the ordnance nrn-
vding Tor s sewer on the east end
ri those streets was Withdrawn.
The sinners Of the petition are.
O. " Adams, J. W. Adams. T. D..
Ggn. l. ". Roberts. L. NJ. Angert,
w. D. Adams, Mrs Margaret Moore.
A. g. Owen and H 4. Tous0a and J.
+. Dorean.
The committee to see C. A.
Barnes in regard to his walk was con
tinued
On motion Of NJ. johnson. DR..
Rothwell and the Water and Light
Committee were Instructed to call on
the Mexico Power Co. and see what
they can 90 si,0ut Inc pipe between
the Power Plant and Ice Plant. nj
Gems a pipe has been laid between
these two plants to carry water
from The ice plant to the power
plant The pipe S temporary and
has been AID on top Of the ground
on West Liberty straet ard accord
ing 70 residents on that street impeI
des driving there. Up 20 this time.
there has been no appreciate ln-l
cresse IN the water supply in the
reservoir and Il Is necessary 10 Sc
cure uis watar from the Ice Plant.
Mr.. Hanly moved that the Light
Committee sad Mayor Potts wait up-l
on the Mexico Power Co. ard see
vhat arrangements can be made TO
better the lighting conditions in Mex.
leo Al once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25

Louis Monday whare they VIII place
her in a hospital. Mrs stokes win re-
main while Mr.. Stokes VII return 20
biz home Don
Edo Britt and Miss Mary RgeEay
TWO popular young people OF Aux
vase were married Monday night Of
the home OF the bride BY the Rev.
Mitchell
Auxvassae Hike all other towns. has
It's people who can tell the farmers
hoE to drag the roads, etc. vet
can never clean even the walks.
Ehen snow comes regardless il they
are impossible or not
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RED CROSS STAMP
CAMPAIGN IN MISSOURI

The newspapers of Missouri general
~ are taking an active interest n
me sale OF Red Cross stamps. the
proceeds to be used for the fund
against tuberculosis in the state.
The committee on press and public.
ity OF the Missouri Association has
organized with the following officers:
President, Walter B. Stephens, st
Louis; vice-presidents, Walter Wi
Hams Of Columbia and r. M. White
o. Mexico; secretary, Walter Nc :
Nab Miller of Columbia. Mo. Among
the members OF the executive com
mlttee we notice Homer Bassford, for,
merly a Mexico boy, who is o
managing editor Of the 81. Louis
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nuttons p.iIbefat.Ir cams on.

Harry age four. was investigating
mothers sewing basket while she was
busy. Mother told him not TO take
the buttons of the card, as they would
be lost. The little boy continued to
play with them, however, and some
OF the buttons came off the card,
Harry, | told you not to take the
buttons on the card. Now you have
disobeyed me" "But, mother" said
Harry. Il didn't take EN- of. They list
thelibertly came OIL"
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~ FH1F%
LOGAN Wilson has been ID the
past Seek
Tom cieas0a and family have nov
ID back Z sheir farm IN this neigh
b0rhOd after seyeza years q CT,
life.
games Wisdom and wife were ths
guests Of bis aunt. Mrs Ellen Clsat-
On Sunday.
Mrs " T Chick and daughter Mics
Fife have returned from a weeks Vi
i vith r~elatzyeS N Columbia
Boo Hill fe4l While repsiring his
ro1f but Se are glad to say that
xhiIe his Injuries proved painful they
are No; serious.
c. V. Wilson Of Hoberly IS visitiu
aefzsives here.
The Rev. Maxey preached Nv
5pleadid sermons Sunday.
Mrs. SsrelIs Hill Is FL
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Daisy Jones to C. NJ. Whitledge
Warranty. Consid. 1895. E. u q
NE. u of 27-52-5.
B. L. Newberry to N. w. Roberts
Warranty. Consid. $4,000. 1131!
acres in y. Il of 1868.
J. ". Howell to Willard Potts. Al.
illustrators Deed. consid. ssoo
Part of NE. 4 Of Sc. z of 25-51-a
Willard Potts TO H.A Lawder. OMIT
Claim. consid. $3.50. Part OF NE y
Of Sc. Y of 25-5f-9.
Homer Wlgham to Lonzo yanyac-
ter. Warranty. Consid. 49, 200. NV
4 Of NV Y of 3s-52-lo.
Jacob Barnes to W. Latney Barnes
Warranty, consid. 1900. NV. Y !,
sectioni and p. Il of NE Y Of 2-s2-s
Wm Underwood ct al to ". n N
derwood. Warranty. -Consid. 81. par,
Division Of Survey No. 1907
7 L. Watts to James DUNCAN war
ranty. consid $1,000. r. Z Of NV
Y OF 29-5o-s.
j. r, BOYD 10 Mary c. Resbears
warranty. consId. 81 love ana a#oc.
ZION. s. y of sw. 1858 and Lots
! to g. Biz. 10, Caldwell & Mcplke,s
Md 10 VandaIia
J. W Sharp to Mike and Lizzie
eek Warranty. Consld. $4,000 n
Z Of sw. z of 1850.
Loren Smith to }, F. Dorgan. War
anty' consid $1,000. Lot IA. oati
lark Addition to Mexico.
>. R. Middleton to ]. J. crottv war
consid. $4,000. pt. Of Iots 10
u and all Of Lots 10 and "a. MI
: Beatty's Add. to Mexico.
j. Davis to Ludia Davis. warran,v
onsld. 81 love and affection. s q i
NE. Y of 14-5O-5. /
O. D. Herring to W B. pong,a.s ,
aFranty. Consid. 81 and other w /
o. 2. z Of NE; W, Y of Sc. and
Y Of $. Y of Sc. Of s1-5o-7.
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Judge L. H. Herring was III.
guest Of his daughter. hsa week. Mrs
Walter Harrison.
Mrs. c. K. Rothwell is the guest o
her mother, Mrs. Bruce Of Sedalia foI
the Holidays.
VIII Atkinson was out from Mex
leo Wednesday on business.
DIT. A. X. Adams and family at
tsaded The FliII" In Mexico Wed
nesday night, returning Thursday
morning
DR.. Walter Riley of Fulton was
here a few days ago on professional
business.
Jacob Palmer died Of diabetis at
his home near Au1vassse Thursday
and was buried at Ebenezer church
Friday. 1t is said that the same
shirt MIR. Palmer was married in q
years ago was a part of his shroud.
Maxwell & Crowder Of L. st. Louis
bought $50 head Of mules in Gala
way last week. The mules were
bought FROM o. d. Scott, 20
head at $500 around: w. McCray, SO
head, s225 around; II. Robnett. so
head, $225 around; Emctt Moore 30
head, 1885 around; Howard Mudr,
head $2i0 around. This is some
500 head of mules sold out OF Gala
way this fall and winter.
Harry Henderson was on the St
Louis market last week with a car
Dad Of nice mules.
Rev. Wood returned home Tues
lay from Hlgbee.
Rev. Dameqon of Centralia filled
he pulpit at the Christian Church
lere. n
Mr. and Mrs Frank Stokes took their
title 4 months olddaughter to st,
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seal consumera oraanlr..

Recent developments in the coal sit
cation in the Philippines, including a
shortage In the supply Of fuel for the
archipelago during the last few
months and the increasing use Of fuel
In the islands for industrial purposes
in which fuel costs are Of prime i'm.
portance. have led to the ~organiza.
ton OF an association OF large coal
consumers in Manila which is likely
to be OF great Importance In indus
trial matters 10 the far east.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25
IN. III ann IN thurs
-A9n Tlrt. Brrk-.
30 YEARS AGO.


Corn was selling at 34c a bushel at
LAddonia.
J. Yerger Of Audrain county, died
Of ancer in the face.
l.. Gregory and Miss Florence Moo
ney. both Of Audran county, were
married. q
Enoch Hooton, n years old, died
at ais home lear Mexico Of pneumo-
mia.
John Hildebrand and Mrs. William
Hinze, both Of Audrain, were mar
ried.
20 YEARS AGO.
Born 70 Mr.. and Mrs. FicAenscher, a
SON.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Marsbap
a son.
I. j. Leeper Of Youngs Greek, sold
100 r OF land TO Bloom Bros. at
$50 per acre.
Joseph Pinnell of Audraln Cotn-
~, s5 years old, died of grip.
Ed Harrison Of Mexico carried off
several premiums on poultry the
EW
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25

WIN you confer a great favor By
paying your assessments after ChrIsi.
ma Day and before Jan. 1st. that
may close my books for the year.
1915 make ny report and ct receip
that We may hsve public fnsalistion
and banquet first meeting IN Jam.
sry, Otherwise We can not.
a2wt ]. ". Pinnknsf. Clerk.
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white, had the edges bound with beige
leather; the other. a checked green and
yeho" gas banded and trimmed with
green cloth.
bIus ano green kismet plaid with
trimming bands and vest Of Russian
green cloth would be charming for
1921 1882. The blouse shows a long
plain. net-in Shove The pee5ton stiT,
~ dptingnished by the smart cum hem
ana the yoke effect.
70 COP this design in size sg II
needs "a yards Of SO inch material
WIN y yard OF contrasting mateflai
for 1924; 1922 requires for size "a az
yards u SO inch material
No. 7osl--slzes "a 10 a.
No. 7992-sizes 2s to 81.
zach pattern T. Is cents
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srAenEp aY MlrEs EArnsR

JsWes Cook % ceatra1ls, was sezl
o3Y wgndsd, Sunday sn~noon.
whsa hs fzfAer-in-lzw. John Doty. a.
- x CentraiA. stzSbed hin IN the
rg1i sNs ~ bis chast The siterca-
ZION took Place IL Centrzlis at
Egegs hone. wheu be Eauf there to.
eet ha wife Who Rad lez hin.
Cocks wouzA f. quite
II Il fh0zg1 that he viii
EssyTaw.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25

The singing O reesszy zisae >
rey mtares@aE A lz<ge crowd eslS
~ aaeA ulgAt rozkhL T1@iSy.
vs mex Il Hr. Gna MA Joe Per
toa'E aeKt Tuesday HEht - Nj.
and Srk Ben TcrnEG
Aaoat an s5neA snow E1cA old
Nother Earth Tussazy uarri1g.
At 2r. Snoss sale th1nE br0aght
roas prsoea oze yezriilg kelfsr
brozsEt Sci: coE and yo1ng cali
SlI2: yeu-HuS ball SO. Al Er
bred S~horbSrnA A yong dram mar
Bra--h1 sgs EJr Rowe b01ght a.
ma-s Byron Black b5ugAf tie
bah. Tommy R0Ee the Gov and calf
Aad chss Ea-iy hoaEAk The hsifsF.
Everything elss sod IA proportion
EFegbody reE7ss 70 ses M.
snow and family seaue Auazih They
have made such good neighbors aud
csissas during their short stay q
a feH years sRh usg We hope then
uniimitSs sucoqss ard enjoyment IA
tbaff newly chosen home. Mou1znA.
Ham Smith zaa sOa. Prank have
isased the Bzraes Roberts barn Of
100 scres for ensuing ysar.
fs-neS uhadi<er had = sale ~
cangly sRa has secured a ~ With us
sE8ss Grooey store tn CcuralA
Edward Maehin. the Watkins man
saz through our vietn1y Monday.
A. Z. Bourke traded his valuable
farm Of 9se acrss for a stock OF hard
aare and groceries st Windsor, Mo-
!. Sts00a.0o stock Of goods and .
arm at $1,000 an acre.
Cur psoPle regret 10 So Mr..
and family ieave for Wind
They have made such good nes
lo7E ard c5izens and zee VIII certain
y miss them much With or loss.
aozsever, il vii be wsndsor's gain
P. T. Bruce has sold 81 bushels OF
ssed corn. II you want the best bet
~ get IN early and avoid the rush
Ike hot cakes
e. Il. Berrey, Elmer Ga1eEood, and
51as. Meyers were n Iowa last veek
nd bought a bunch Of feeding cat
le each. The former got 3Nloads
nd each OF latter one load.
J. E. Holloway suffered a severe
tomaeh disorder Saturday night
WsIlace Harvey Ia spending a fort
light with his Little friend. Harlan
1hrz a Garden City, Kan
The Bethlehem Bridge "a erect
i last week. It's a ste<l structure
Many Of our people have had
.o7ses sex lately, viz: A e BouEke
our. lost two, Tanner and Day l.
thurman Chapman two. lost two,
Baker one. lost one. Frank
yeinand one. Taylor BeTney two,
Ds6 one. d. r. S~trckiin three, POr
er Br1ce four. Elmer Gstswood one,
H. DeJarnau one. Bill Cline one
1st one Ben Turner two Ham
mith. 8. iost /. Alex Bruce one
ohn O'Brien one. George BrUwn l.
,z 1. WIN. Pollock 1, Edward Mach
T. lost ooe.
ArS. ~. r. Whitley viii have an
lgzss dinner for q fsw frieuds.
Mrs. Alice Hickman departs next
for her BONE a Ylnita, Okla ~'
.Bhly improved n health. II.
Extra fancy Malaga Grapes, z0c H. =
Smith Bros. n,
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NroN clTf FOLKS GIVE
ETNERTAINurn-

az ~, @"i ~ AUNYASS
A Noble outcast" was PLACED "a
,pre 2 good audience at Dudley Hal
."'saay night. The play was given
"ehton CITY talent for the ben
s sa.l o. the new Presbyterian Church
Wh'ch is being erected Al ~. n,aaa
'"s actors played their parts well
ano each deserves mention. The ~.
- 'rlte OF the crowd seemed
o = ae geo. kellerhsls. who played the
Review. HuAyasse
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25
GAYEST OF PLAIDS AND TARTANs
APPROVED BYDAME FASHION THIS FAIL

The continuous cry is for some.
thing new something different 10
we have plaids ffiis season Combined
with plain stufa FOR frocks and quits.
otttifoes The entire suit is ot plaid
win plain trimmings; then. again. The
iacket il plain and skirt Of. pllid or Il
smart little plaid blouse accompauies
q plain skirt Touches Of the brighter
Of these piaids afford extremely smart
trimmings for plain dark suits and
dresses.
Typical tartans are used, blue and
green being n Of the fayorite com.
binations. Velour checks are smart
also. and there are numerous fetching
and white combinations. Two OF
the most striking OF Poiret's tailored
models were checked-one. a black ana
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25
NORTH EAGLE.

Andrew cautbosn sold Grey Wilson
some calves recently.
J. J. Talleys public salo was wei
attended Stock sold well.
Nora Wi'kerSon returned TO her
home after a long visit in st. Louis.
There WIN be q pie supper at Santa
Fe Saturday night. Everybody in--
vlled to come.
Everybody ia busy fixing for Christ
mas.
y. W MoFaddin and family spent
Sunday with w. NJ. Brown and wife.
OF Santa re.
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ATTENTION.. KODAK USERS.

ATTENTION. KODAK USERS.
KODAK FILM DEVELOPED 10c A
ROLL. MAIL US YOUR EXPOSED
FILMS. WE DEVELOP, FINISH,
AND RETURN WORK THE DAY AZ
TER WE RECEIVE 1T POSTAGE
PREPAID.
DROP US A POSTAL FOR COM.
PLETE PRICE LIST. AND FREE
sNLARelNe OFFER. lF YOU OWN
"A KODAK, SEND US YOUR
NAME AND ADDRESS.
KODAK FILM FINISHING CO.,
Box It2 Merchants Station.
asst ST. Louis, Mo.
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B. 3. HouRa sMAs nAY.

an departments open from s TO
10 a N. City carriers make complete
motnlng delivery and collection Grip.
Rural carriers make egular trip. The
night collection. 8 ,. m.
r. s. WILSON p. NJ,
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LOST. sTRAveD or STOLEN

LoST-Silver mesh bag containing
tnree or four dollars. Please retur
to this office. 15-6t wi
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LEGAL



4 RESOLUTION 10 Paw
JACKSON STREET m
OF MEXICO, Mlssoup
POINT ON THE CENT?
OF CALHOUN STREET
THE WEST LINE OF G
EauE, AND CURB THE
ANT U SIDES tn.
LONG THE DISTANCE
PAVED.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25

Jua then frun everywhere APPEARED
A throag 81 tiny creatures
With ulmhle feet and willing h41dS
And funny little features;
Wiuioue delay they went TO WORK
VIII stern determination
To e~xtr1cate poor Santa fruu
His awkward s1tuktiQa-
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Be Il Resolved by the G
the City Of Mexico, Nilsson
lows:
Section 1. The City Con-
! the City of Mexico, Miss
it necessary to bring to 1
TO pave with firstclass VIII
ing brick or blocks, that D
East jackson street, in
Of Mexico, lying. being an
cd between the Center I'M
houn street and the West
Grand Avenue. in the CITY
leo; said portion Of
to be paved Thirty fee, '
the center of the stres a
be Fifteen feet from the
OF said street; the width
street and the material and
said Improvement are more
ly shown BY the plans, dag
specifications filed by The
gineer with tho City Clerk.
Section 2. THAT the Ciy
deem Il necessary in view .
posed Improvement Of had
Of Jackson Street lying bs
Center limo OF Calhoun Sired
West line OF Grand Ayeml
City OF Mexico. Missouri
curb said street along The
TO be paved and along the
south sides Of said payemen
length thereof wlthfrst-class
curbing as Is more par
shown by the plans diagram
cifcatoas filed with
Clerk by the City Engineer
Section 3. That the cos
Improvement so declared
essary in Sections l and
be paid by levying a special
Inent upon all lots and trac
fronting or abutting ol
side Of said improvement a
distance to be so improved
proportion to the front to5
said lots and tracts Of land s
.ng or abuthng on either
said improvement along the
10 to be improved as provide
Sections 1854, 1856, 1886 R.
of 1909, as amended by
oil, pages 1886, 937, SSS $50
Il Section 1857 of R. S. of Nd
# 1909.
Provided that the cost Of
aid street to a grade and !
aid street shall be paid fW
OF Mexico out Of The
fund and said cos i
e included in aforesaid spe
sssments.
Section 4. That this reso
be published for two o.
We insertions in the Mexico
Ledger. a weekly paper puh
| the City Of Mexico, Mss
II a majority of resident 0
property liable to taxation
i'd Improvement declared nS
be done by this resolution
ITO Of the passage tn
ho shalt own a majority q
ont feet owned by residents
ty OF Mexico, fronting OF a
said portion of sad y
rect to be improved as alof1
all not within ten days thT
Q with the City CLERK Of
" Of Mexico, their grten
t against said improvement
" Council viii cause a contra
d work 10 be let to the O|
1 best bidder on the plans ap
substantially as 50
said Improvement.
5. That said imp'
MT shall be completed not
n November /, 1914.
8. That said work an
vement and taxation therefor
and made in accordance
charter and ordinances
City OF Mexico, Missouri aux
5 of the State Of Missouri
ng to and providing for
k snd improvement and @Anp
sed this end day of DeceilD'
'1S.
WILLARD P0TI'|
President of the City COnlr
roved this 2Srd day Of DeCeD
10.
WILLARD P0ll0
or Of the City of Mexico W
fri.
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FOR FARM LOANS
''~'st rate Of interest.
North Missouri Tn,st 81


,oom large number Of lawyers tina
bannn az tangle Ia going to make
rsking In tees. p'ness u
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Io obtain either pattern illustrated nil
out THIS coupon and enclose I6 cents IN
stamps or coin BE cure 10 state number
o. pattern and size. measurinR over the
fullest part OF the bust Address Pattern
Department care Of this paper.
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I'm
mr. MARRIED

Prof. Hagar closed the puI'
Wednesday Mt noon and bic"
Vandalia on an afternoon n
where /. 10 rumored he WIZ ~
one OF vandaIia's falrest How !
his bride. The honeymoon es IA,
be next June and VIII Il
many PLACES OF interest acr0 IA
waters. Mr.. Hagar will return /
his bride the first Of the year iva
sumo teaching Of Duly
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Stock and *
y Fa IN News

st. Louis Close
Cattle 1000 including 125 South
erns Steady. Top 7.50 a 9.75.
Hogs $500. SC higher.
Sheep 1900. Steady.
ST. Louis Cash
No 2 red o. 1-2 a 90 IA
No 2 hard Sc a % I-2
No 2 corn ss
No 2 yellow IS IL
No 2 new IS
10 2 white old 70
No 2 oats 40
No 2 white 40
Chicago Close
Wheat Dec 81 SIS May 30 s-s a "a
July 81
Corn Dec 60 ia May 50 Ia July IS
-
Oats Dec ss "a May II IA July 40 /,
Pork Jan 2O.4b May 2O.S7
James Moore Of Mexico, Mo, who
tas been buying his feeders IN TIC
Kansas City market several ycars,
vas in recently, buying 100 head
q COED steers Of the feeder ciass.
These steers averaged around 1870
lbs.
W. NJ. Jones OF Mexico, Mo-, a
we'll to do farmer az An
drain county. Was here duriuE re
week and bought a carload Of good
feeders Kansas City Drovers rele.
gram.
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SANTA CLAUS MIsHAP.
now THE nRoNNIEs nEIPEp HIM our OF a BAD scRAPE

Wheu al uzs ready of tAey 1eE
A. lrtt IS s1nbesns tazcinz.
Esck toEu AID city skinminE thruaEh
Auf Ger each kll-top gizsctnr.
DoEn every chimney "a the ray
Weat SautA Nith0et EnoekinF.
And vita . suie and kuoEinx look
Phi souaefhEE 10 e4ca stockfnE.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-270 Acres
lear Littleby Station Address ]. W.
Fowler. Grinnell. Iowa. dwtf
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LACE CURTAINS LAuNDEREp.

% TO 50 eelts q pair Satisfaction
guaranteed Crown Laundry ST
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Pure Country Sorghum, at
Smith Bros.
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FOR sALE-Good 40.acre farm.
new 3-room house. Plenty fruit. no
land lies well. All in cultivation.
VIII take good team and COW In tie
trade. Price, S55 per A. Half casl.
Mrs. Mollie league, Wellsville. Alo..
R, F. D. No. "a asst
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WANTS.

Wanted: 10000 pounds Of old and
new Goose Feathers. Sam Morris.
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Miss Ruth Robertson Is home from
ST. Louis.
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Zr@ a-zz4s Ere a.d S4ztA Cass
Ws= seru4-I h1ry.
AEc WG - t111 he do1nca his car
Az1 c111 - uEn ast fzrry.
EEc1 70 us sEe ~ hitrhea his DIR
WA UzzF q Pal sza chackE
AezzUhl1 h1E1r uatohfal cav
Upo1 sArt strap Ard toekA
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Ere ionr onoo more upcn his Nny
The good old saint wAs skinntnr,
But from lis face the suiie hsa rqNn,
In tears bis eyes we're sutmmlnsi
ne loss o. many q his toys
Had flled his heart Eiih sorrow'
For 4Jnae dear little frienas would Miss
His presents on the m0rrUH.
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MONEY TO LOAN
PROF. HAoAR TO

on improved farms, low rate 4
dwl North Missouri Tr's' =
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Porous Bricks.
An ordinary brick will absorb az
much as l6 ounces Of water
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Coz sac.

FOR SALE-An almost new Intern
tionaI one-horsepower gasoline en-
CINE. For particulars apply to Mrs.
Thos. Meara. Martinsburg. Mo d1wtf
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WANTED

WANTED-Veal calves. Highest
market prices paid in cash. G. b.
scbopp. Phone l707F13. Mexico. Mo.
I6-4t wi
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20 PER CENT OFF

on all Heating Stoves, wood, coal or
oil, d2w1
Ferris& 4 cauthorn!
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FARMERS C

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-03
SUICIDE FOLLOWS
ATTEMPTED MURDER

NEW YORK, Aug. "A well dressed
middle aged man and handsome
young woman quarreled today on Fifth
avenue until the mau drew revolver.
shot the woman three times and then
blew out his brains, There is little
hope that the woman can survive.
By means OF letters the man was
identified as Abraham Fink of Sc
North Division street, Buffalo. The
letters were signed by Violet Rogers OF
II Vine street, Buffalo.
Witnesses say that the woman was
reading letter aloud. apparently to
the great annoyance of the man. After
repeatedly commanding her to stop, the
man drew his revolver aud fired.
At the hospital the woman said she
was Rebecca Silverman. 81 wears OLD.
and that she lived with her brother
in this city. Fink, she said. was a
wIdower, about 4S wears old. who trav-
eled as a iewelry salesman.
Fink had nearly $4,000 in United
States currency and a large amount of
Canadian money i'm his pocket.