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SCHOOL LANDS
SCHOOL LAND BARGAINS.

SCHOOL LAND BARGAINS.
have helped persons get bargains In school
land who would not sell for fifty times the
cost. Owing to sickness and being out Of
sacrifice. Some nne for fruit and some fine
for stock. Less than 30 miles of San Fran
cisco; near famous early fruit section about
Fairfield and vacaville; So cash per acre for
deed. Deed signed by three state officers
See political code of California, section 1915.
which reads as follows: Certificates Of pnr-
chase, and all rights acquired hereunder, are
subject to sale. by deed or assignment exc
cuted and acknowledged before any officer au-
tnorized by law to take acknow Judgments OF
conveyances of real property. or before the
register Assignee of certificate, like holder
has prima facie title.' Also section 1925
In code OF civil procedure. You see. this is
SAFE You will also see that it is very profit
able; This is a fine bargain to buy and hold
until 1915. when you should sell for more
than ten times this small cost. This is hill
land, near good fruit and stock ranches, about
SIX miles OF vacavilie, about IL miles Of Fair
expected TO be built up the valley within two
m.,es of this land. This land was taken about
slSl0, afterward allowed to go to the state
ana was cancelled. 1t was supposed to belong
out and helped the present owner buy it when
he had the choice Of about million acres to
select from. This land Is really worth S25 per
acre. or more: saw this land surveyed
go acres OF land 1 win buy it and secure
you py deed and pay you IL per cent interest
per annum and half OF the profit when we
sell In 1915. Money handled through bank.
The state is not selling SCHOOL LAND now.
Send for our circular concerning bargains In
other kinds OF STATE LAND NOW FOR SALE
IN ALI, THE COUNTIES; also ask for refer
proft JOSEPH CLARK. manage mar 'f The e CALI. ALE
FORN1A STATE LAND INFORMATION BU-
fEAu, 13li ST.. Sacramento. Cal.
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A SACRIFICE

Must sell ny room modern bungalow at once:
lot 40x92; one block to Piedmont av. car.
walking distance OF 40th ct. Key Route !;
yard fenced: nicely decorated; complete with
electric fixtures and shades; ] must leave
city immediately; will take $3.50; $500 cash
anc $50 per month; have occupied only six
weeks. Box aS25, Call Office. Oakland.
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NOW READY FOR DISSERTATION

NOW READY FOR DISTRIBUTION.
1913 list OF all government land in every
county in California. Millions of acres are
open to entry; land is located In nearly every
county. You can easily get 100 320 acres Of
this land free; my official book. over 100
pages. show exactly how contains the new law
OF 1872 which reduced the time to acquire
title. Special Inducements to former army and
navy men. Send for it. Price SOC. including
the latest California map. ]. G. HENDERSON,
2347 Mission st., San Francisco.
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LOS ALTOS REAL ESTATE

Los ALTOS
Los Altos, nesting close TO the beautiful Santa
Clara foothills. protected by them and the
higher Santa Cruz mountains beyond Affords
to lovers Of outdoor life an ideal playground
the year round.
Los Altos is rapidly becoming known as
the most healthful and pleasant country
place to live In California.
Los Altos has good school. telephones,
electric lights, steam and electric trains to
San Francisco, Palo Alto, Stanford univer-
sity. San Jose and other towns In the Santa
= Clara valley.
Stanford university only 10 minutes ana
San Francisco only So minutes distant.
In selecting the location for q home You
should consider the advantage OF an unlim-
fted supply OF pure water.
In this. the year Of greatest trouth in 20
yeart. Los Altos has the only unlimited water
supply in the Santa Clara valley. For miles
its water system supplies the demand for
irrigation and street sprfnkling well as for
domestic purposes. It receives fits pure ar
tesian water from wells hundreds Of feet
deep that are unaffected by local conditions.
Among the business enterprises there are
splendid openings for q bank, bakery, q
meat market and laundry.
For particulars inquire Of Los ALTOS
COMPANY. Robinson 4 Miner. general
agents Los Altos. Cal.
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West Coast Develop
mnent Co., Inc,
816 Humboldt Bank
bldg, S. IF.
GOVERNMENT LAND.


81 PER ACRE
We Will locate You on homestead or des-
ert Claim of 100 to 800 acres of good level
land in California on the Salt Lake to Los
Angeles. auto highway. about 200 miles east
Of San Francisco; land free. from alkali,
adobe or hardpan; good water in wells at
S5 feet and perfect ditch project under
way to furnish abundance of water at cost
under cooperative plan and terms for 10
years; nothing down until you have seen the
land, and crops growing on established
ranches adjoining; apples. alfalfa. grain.
fruit and vegetables grow to perfection;
postoffce. R. f. D., general store and auto
stage now established. and good opportuni-
ties for hustlers; good wages paid in sur
rounding district: average temperature So:
81 per acre includes all your expenses down
and back for days. government fees. sur
veying, stalking and fling. cheaper than you
could do 1t alone, as we handle by whole
sale. For further information. maps, sample
soils, ETC., call at office.
JOHN PLATTNER,
ROOM 20. BACON BLOCK,
18th and Washington sts.. Oakland.
Evenings and Sundays by appointment.
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SAN MATEo REAL ESTATE

A BARGAIN-Terms to suit; Atherton (Fair
0aks), 10 room house, garage. baths, gas.
elec., tel; acre. large oaks. other trees
and shrubs. HARRISON. S72 Sutter at
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE

lots. average prices; close
property; s. p. shops-Key Route. Box 1917.
Call office.
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NAPA COUNTY REAL ESTATE
e. e. Hooper, Real Estate
st. Helena, Cal.

Don't land your back-get back to the
land.
$21, 21,5o0-vINEYARD; so acres full bear
ing: over 200 tons this year worth $26
per ton; close to town and schools; fine
improvements; this is all level land ana
pays big interest; terms.
ss.OOo-GoOD GENERAL RANCH; 155
acres close TO town; being sold to close es
tate; about 40 acres level bottom land; IS
acres in all can be cultivated; balance hill
pasture with plenty of wood and water;
fine improvements; no permanent crop on
this place; value could be trebled in fruit.
$7.0o0-SMALL INCOME RANCH; 1s
acres: mortgage $4,000 at per cent; close
in; 10 acres rich valley land; acres
wooded hill and pasture; acres full bear
ing vineyard; good for all kinds of fruit
or vegetables; water for irrigation; fur
nshed house. barns. horse, COW,
all farming implements; gas engine.
$11. 1.O0o-ORCHARD; 10 acres; richest land
In Napa valley; Is acres peaches, pears,
prunes. good house, barn: fronts on river;
close to town; will sell either half at pro-
portionate value.
ss,ooo-PAYING MOUNTAIN RANCH
AND RESORT; $50 acres; mortgage S2.3e0;
will exchange equity for house and lot In
bay city; write for particulars.
e. E. Hooper, Real Estate
Cf Hn1nrNN Cal
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BUY WHERE THE STOCKTON STREET
TUNNEL WILL CAUSE AN IN
CREASE IN VALUES
The tunnel will be completed by the coming
summer and traffic will be flowing through it.,
every one Of the tourists from the hotel dis
trict on the south OF it win go through the
STORES co ON TO THOSE STREETS LEAD
IN FROM THE MOUTH OF THE TUNNEL
INTO THE ORIENTAL QUARTER. Lot Sac
ramento St, between Stockton and Grant av..
big enough for two Is II. stores and ample
space besides for entrance to upper floors.
PRICE Sc SEQ.
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GOVERNMENT LANDS
RICHEST LAND

That lies out of doors now obtainabie In
tracts upward to 800 acres for the fling
fees only. First years crop more than re-
turns cost of entire improvement expenses,
leaving you the owner of an immense, val
uable property enriching you for life. Gil
mate and soil unsurpassed. Water, fuel.
lumber and game abundant. Cooperating
henefts that mean highest success: lowest
costs: largest returns and greatest comforts
by reason Of the splendid projects we build
there for your conveniences. Railroad facili-
ties being rushed to completion right through
the valley. No sane man can figure this
land less than $100 per acre value as 1t lies.
Think what this opportunity means to you,
and let US and our satisfied settlers coh-
vince you. Half fare excursion rates.
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SANTA ROSA REAL ESTATE

FOR real bargains In good lands. SoNOMA
co. LAND Co. 22S eth St. Santa Rosa.
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$4,000 for Id acres near Campbell, 8 ceres
prunes; no buildings; will trade for city
fats and pay cash difference. On a
good road, and would subdivide nicely
(95-B)
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s25, 900, mortgage $11,500-Large beautiful
fats near Lake Merritt; income Sl65 per
month; viii assume equal amount
stock or general purpose ranch north.
Make offer; any proposition will be.
considered Bank mortgage 5000.
$s,000-15 acres highly improved ranch near
Petaluma acres in orchard and ber-
ries; level fine soil. VIII exchange for
property TO value or less in any east
bay city.
SAC, 900, mortgage s2o.ooo-1.54o acres near
Willets; best stock ranch In Mendocino
county; fine improvements; fenced; 800
acres meadow land Make proposition.
Owner. will consider any reasonable
trade and assume same amount or less.
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Equitable Realty Co.,

EXCLUSIVE EXCHANGE BROKERS
TRY Us FOR RESULTS
$3,0o0-Cottage at Vallejo clear; 50x113;
rooms and bath; for Sonoma or Napa.
$5,000-Clear Richmond Dist. resdence lot
25xl20; wants flats; will assume.
$5,500-New Richmond Dist. cottage; 25S
120; modern. room; for 20 a. imp.s
with stock.
s6,5o0-Clear Oakland bungalow; fine secs
tion and modern; for s. F. residence.
s12, ,0o0-Clear s. f.. residence of 0 rooms:
fine location; lot 50x114; wants stock
ranch
$50, ,ooo-e0 a. sonoma CO.. highly imp. fruit
ranch. stock. ETC.; for s. F. fats and
assume.
Equitable Realty Co.,
OILS Merchants NATL
Bank bldg, Market and
New Montgomery SITS.
Tel. Douglas 1887.
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CITY REAL ESTATE
Gnnffuned
wERTHEIMBER & MOORE

WERTHEIMBER & MOORE,
REAL ESTATE,
l009-10 Shreve bldg, 21o Post st.
Tel. Douglas 1898.
ON FOURTH ST. NEAR TO FOLSOM ST.
To close an estate we are able to offer
lot close in. and on either side OF which
the holdings Of the same size not be
bought for ZOO more than we deliver
this property for. The lot is 25xs0, and the
price Is $4,000. Fourth ST. is being rapidly
developed with high class and substantial i'm
provements.
IN THE RICHMOND DISTRICT, ON A BUSI-
NESS STREET. A PARTIALLY IN
PROVED PROPERTY EARNING
GOOD INCOME.
Stores already on 9TH av.. near Clement
st, and more are anxious to locate there.
This property. 25x120, is improved with a
room cottage renting at S22.50 per month,
and covers 25x30, leaving 25x90 to be built
upon. Stores the ground floor and apart
ments above win make this a splendid in
come Investment from the day 1t is com
pleted, with big future for higher rents.
Price So 200 cash and bank mortgage. which
can remain, of $500.
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$500 for u acres prunes and apricots near
ly all bearing; plenty water, o room
house, barn, garage, elec. lights. dip
per. etc. included. On the electric
line. Terms. l215-Gl
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CHOICE home ranch, IL acres, 4 miles from
Santa Rosa: fine room house; 800 laying
hens; full equipment OF TOOLS barns, brooders
and houses; variety fruit trees; a bargain;
investigate.
15 sandy loan land, fenced; no
buildings: S1S5 per acre: Sonoma county.
30 acres good for grain; orchard poultry; ;
good school; r. d. mail; telephone; good
roads: 8 miles Santa Rosa
95S acre stock ranch, Lake county: S13
per acre.
G. c. HENLEY & co..
814 Macdonald av Richmond Cal
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RICHMOND BARGAINS.
BAY COUNTIES REALTY AND INVEST
MENT COMPANY, INC,
1513 Macdonald av.
Real estate, titles, rrobating, managing, i'm
proving, loans, mortgages, bonds. investments.
opportunities, incidentais. frs and life insur-
ance.
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SACRAMENTO REAL EsTAT1

SAVE IS or more per month and buy a little
farm-1 to 10 acres-3h miles from capitol
building; electric car; good soil, grow any
thing; no overflow; streets: shade trees plant
ed; 1ne market for anything you raise; price
viii double In 3 years. Write for photo to-
day. Easiest terms.
NORTH SACRAMENTO LAND CO..
1904 ST.. Sacramento.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

CHARLES w. FISHER. property exchange
broker, for quick results. ESQ Market St
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sl47 CASH $3.50 A MONTH, pays for this
1eA acres rich, dark loam soil In the Pa1aro
Valley Orchard Tract. near Watsonvflie; all
been under piow; few odd oak trees, COED
spring; one crop of beans should easily pay
for II. Owner, 1888 Lick bldg. 85 Montgom-
cry ST., 8. =.
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LYON 6 HOAG
p floor, Realty Bldg $50 Market

SO. .5oo-California near Divisadero: lot sox
1916; present old Improvements bring
500, II $1,000 were spent property
would bring $500 per month. Have plans
and tenants. $4,000 mortgage can
stand.
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81, 900 for acres close in to SAN JOSE,
mostly In alfalfa, SOME prunes; good
soil, under ditch, all fenced; terms.
(219-Cl
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305 n. Weber av.. Stockton, Cal.

LIST OF ALL GOVERNMENT LANDS.
For 1918, for every county In California, is
now ready, showing millions of acres land 10
Gated In nearly every county. You can easily
get 100 or more acres OF this land free; my
official book. over 100 pages show exactly how;
contains the new law Of 1912. which reduced
the time to acquire title. Special Inducements
to former army and navy men. Send for it.
Price 50c, with latest California map. j. G.
HENDERSON,, 2347 Mission st.. San Fran
cisco
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OFFICES AND STORES TO LET
CITY REAL ESTATE

9Th av 76O. Richmond District, near park
Furnished PA hskpg. fats bath; $3.50 up
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$1,000 for 10 acres, / acre alfalfa. 8 acres
bare; good well, large barn. room
bungalow, with bath, toilet and elect.
| VIII take any terms. t224-C)
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LEAVE VENWORTH. 1S43. mr.. Green-Cozy rm
furnished dat on Russian Hill. complete In
every way; Baby Grand piano. running hot
wafer; call mornings tel. Fkln. S273.
9Th av-. 7e0. Richmond District. near park
Furnished 2-3-4 hskpg fats; bath; $3.50 up.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-03-06
STROTHER NEWS.

About as cold as it has been
this winter.
w. l.. Smithey made a business
trip to Paris last Friday.
Roy Reid has had very sick
horse.
Mr.. Hudson and family visited
Roy Reds and Olsey Mason S
families lately.
Roy Key and family, Geo. Crig-
Ter and family and Lewis Yates
spent Sunday with Frank Elliott
and family.
Everything at Horace Wilker,
sons sale sold as high as could be
expected. Several things sold for
as much as if new.
Miss Carrie Duesenschon spent
Saturday with Mrs. Mary Reid.
Miss Louise Drake and hen
brother, Lorain, are visiting their
uncle, Willie Reid and family.
John Hughes and family have
moved to the old Whitaker place
FOR this year.
Misses Bertha and Ruby Skeer
entertained a few of their friends
asst Friday night.
Delany Bros. are delivering
corn to w. G. Reid and son.
Bill Ball will have a sale Thurs
LAY, mostly of live stock.
Some of the young folks around
here attended a play given al
Oak Ridge church Friday night
and some a dance at Bob Wills
Miss Ruth Nevins spent Sunday
with her aunt Vona.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-03-06
NORTH CALLAWAY.
Live Stock Items--Work Mules
and Horses-Personal Men
ton,

Zero weather with snow this
week. Fine on fruit, it retards
early budding. Fine for the
wheat also.
Mr.. Colheart of Knoxville.
Iowa, who lately purchased the
Logan Conner far moi 1856 acre.
at $50 per acre, is moving his
household goods and farming
tools in this week.
Logon Conner is building a new
residence on the east ITO acres off
of the old Conner farm, one mile
east of Concord.
A. Y. Porter, of the Sunny
Slope District Farm, was busi
ness visitor at Fulton last Mon.
day.
Mrs. Puss Thomas of Mexico is
visiting North Galloway friend'
and relatives this week and is tn,
guest of her sister, Mrs. Jenni,
Gilmore.
George Huff and son are feed
ing a nice bunch of 19 head o.
porkers for the early spring
market.
John Creed bought the 73 acre
farm, north of Auxvasse. known
as the VIM. Beckley farm.
E. f. Kennon bought of Rolli
Greed of Mexico IL head of stocl
hogs at 8 cents per pound.
Charley Kygan and family o
wainwright, Southeast of Jeffer
son City, who bought 80 acres o
1.-THE old John Herndon farm, ives
of Concord, at $50 per acre
moved to his new home last week
Miss Ruth Porter closed a
months term of school in tn
Wade district last week.
j. c. Berry bought fine spar
of percheon mares at the Logol
Conner sale at $430 for the span
Gilmore Bros. are feeding I
good bunch of ready to worl
mules and horses for the spring
trade.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-03-06
WORCESTER NEWS.
Interesting Live Stock Items-P.
Rogers, Sign Painter.

b. F. Shulse and family moved
to Henry county last week, hav-
ing traded their farm known as
the Atkinson place for a farm
there.
Mr.. Shannon is moving to a
farm in Monroe county, some ten
miles north from here.
A. NJ. Kombrink, of north Of
town, has rented the Atkinson
farm and is installed thereon.
Monroe Wilkerson of Saline
county visited relatives and old
time friends in this community
several days last week. Mr.. Will
kerson states that he moved from
this neighborhood 80 years ago.
The Hagan sale was well at
tended.
Gather Berry bought 20 head
of cattle on the ST. Louis market
last week at something better
than six dollars.
E. M. Crooks is starting a load
of K. C. steers he recently received
at 1856.
o. +. Hafner sold w. ID. Talley
20 head of good ewes at $3.50 per
head.
w. G. Azdell and A. +. Scherer
each went to Kansas City recently
to buy cattle and came home
without.
ChickenpoX is said to have
broken out in one or two families
in this neighborhood.
E. M. Crooks bought 30 head OF
stock hogs of Otto Ackerman at
$500 per head.
r. Rosenthal was i'm this com
munity saving wood for several
parties last week. Dick makes
things stir.
Jas. Geeting is installing a saw
mill on Gather Berry's farm to
do a big job of saving this spring.
p. Rogers, our knitting black
smith and extensive fur dealer, is
getting quite proficient in sign
painting. His advertisement of
Jake La Rue's fish pond is elab-
crate.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-03-06
SIX HORSES
BURN TO DEATH
When Barn Goes up in Smoke Last
Sunday Morning.

George Hill lost six head OF
horses, a large quantity of feed
and his harness early last Sunday
morning when the barn on Cole
street. near the Baptist church,
caught fire and burned to the
ground. The horses were locked
in and there was no chance for
their escape as the fire was not
discovered before it had com
pletely enveIoped the building
There was but little more for the
fire department to do than to night
to save adjacent property. MI
Hill puts his loss at about S2,OOo;
insurance, $1,000. The barn be-
lonped to Ed. j. A. Headington.
1t was valued at $1,000, insured
for 5000. How the fire orlgina-
ted is not known.
Mr.. Hill was in the baggage and
transfer business.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-03-06
Little Child Dead.

Harold Afford, the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Beckman of
near Rush Hill, died Saturday,
February %, 1913. Little Harold
came to bless the home only a
week before, but suffered so much
the few days he was with us that
we should not mourn when we
know he is peacefully at rest IN
the arms of Jesus.
Funeral services were held at
the home Sunday, at ten a. m, by
Rev. E. Kroencke, burial in Lad
donia cemetery, by the side of his
little brother, who passed away
three years ago.
The parents have the sinceresr
sympathy of the entire communi-
ty in their bereavement.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-03-06
FARM HOUSE BURNED.

The eight-room dwelling on the
farm formerly known as the Rog-
ers place, one mile southwest of
Rush Hill, burned to the ground
Wednesday night of last week. H.
NJ Smith lived in the house and
lost his household goods. Charles
Maxwell had the place rented for
the coming year and was arrang-
ing to move thereto March lst. 1t
was a new house, built last sum-
mer and stood near or on the site
of a house that burned just pre-
viously, L. NJ. Smith living there
then, but the family was not at
home at the time. The new house
was fine structure and there was
some insurance. How the fire
caught is not known. The farm
belongs to j. S. Wilson, of Mason
City, Iowa. We sympathize with
Mr.. Wilson in his two serious loss
eS.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-03-06
BENTON CITY ITEMS.
Two Families Move From County
-Chas. Hildebrandt oper-
ated on.

Benton City, Mo, March 4
Shelf Douglass and family, who
returned from Colorado recently,
moved to their farm south of town
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Wayham Of
Beatrice, Neb., are guests of Abe
Pearson and family.
Miss Irene Painter, formerly of
Wellsville, late of La Hunta,
Colo, visited relatives here this
week. Miss Painter will leave the
18th for Los Angeles, Cal, to
make her future home.
Grant johnson moved his fam
Iily to Syracuse, Ind, last week to
reside, and Sunday night Robert
Johnson and family left for Iowa,
where they will make their home.
Both these good families will be
greatly missed in this community.
Chas. Hildebrandt, who was op-
Grated on in Kansas City last Fri
day, is reported by his physisians
as doing nicely. We hope for Mr..
Hildebrandt's speedy recovery.
Master Paul Woodson of East
st. Louis is visiting his grand
mother and other relatives here.
Mrs. Brent Erisman entertain
ed a number of her friends with a
comfort tacking last Thursday. A
sumptuous luncheon was served
at the noon hour.
We understand there will be
services at the Baptist church
next Sunday, also at the Christian
church.
Mrs. Frank Hudson and boys
are moving to their farm they re-
Gently purchased, four miles
southeast of town.
Jno. Steele, our switchboard
operator, was at Martinsburg
Tuesday working on telephone
| lines.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-03-06

donia Herald we use the cuts of
the Laddonia debaters herewith
The first speaker was Wallace
CrandeIl. He is country boy
and rides seven miles each day tO
get to his school. He lives near
Hutchison.
The second speaker was Mis-
Joe Smith. She resides in Lads
donia and is the daughter of Mrs.
j. P. Smith of that city.
Everette Alexander, the third
speaker, is the son. of Mr.. Ben
Alexander of Laddonia.
Scan the pictures closely. You
can see that each has intellectual
ity and ability.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-03-06

Gently by the high school team at
Laddonia aginst the high school
team at Vandalia and then against
the high school team at Perry,
Laddonia coming off victor in
both contests. The subject was,
Resolved, That foreign immigra-
ton to the United States should be
further restricted by the imposi-
ton of an educational test" Lad
donia upheld the negative.
Thru the kindness of the Lad
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-03-06
CANT.

S. p. Loren who has been on
the sick list is better.
Barton Hubbard was a Mexico
visitor one day last week.
Lawrence McCarty sold eight
hogs to Louis Anthony of Cen
tralia to be delivered this week at
$3.50 per cwt.
Ezra Petty who lived near Stur-
geon is moving into this neighbor-
hood.
Lee Miller and family went to
Columbia to attend the funeral OF
his brother, John, who died Sat
urday.
Miss Clarissa Roberts of Davis
county is visiting friends and rel
atives in this neighborhood.
w. p. Denham and wife visited
his mother, Mrs. Roberts who
makes her home with Mr.. Lum-
stipp.
Mrs. Polly Squires is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Robert Shock