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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-16
FISH AND SEA FOOD

Corrected by Richmond Fish Mar
ket Phone 1880
Fresh fish-Whitelish zoe Id; pike
zoe lb; boneless herring 15c lb;
Spanish mackerel 25c ID; lake trout
1Sc ID; large pickerel 1Sc ID; small
pickerel 15c ID; perch l5c Id; white
bass 15c lab: catfish IS to zoe ID;
halibut zoe ID; salmon zoe ID.
Frogs-Live and dressed 35c apiece.
Spced fish-Sardeles 75c bucket.
Turtles-Live 12c Id; dressed zoe Id.
Salt fish-iIolland herring 3 for DC,
sailed mackerel ) to 25c apiece
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-16

There are 41,064 miles Of electric
railway track n the United States.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-16
GRAIN MARKET

Corrected daily by Richmond Roller
Mills. Phone c"19
Corrected Daily by Richmond Roller
Mills. Phone 2019D
Wheat, paying SOC: oats, paying
SOC; corn, paying 15c; rye, paying,
51c; bran, selling s28 cwt.; middlings,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-16
Coo ma ci " ~ ~ -
COAL MARKET.

Corrected daily by Hickman, Klefoth
Co, Phone. 2015.)
Anthracite nut, $500; Anthracite,
No. 4 and egg. $7.95; Pocahontas lump
or egg, 1925; Pocahontas mine run,
$425; Pocahontas slack, $500; Jack
son lump or egg, $3.50; Winifrede
$3.50; Jewel, $475; Tennessee, $500;
Hooking Valley. $425; Indiana, 1915;
coke, 500; Winifred washed pea
81 90. nut and slack 300
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-16
INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN

INDIANAPOLIS. June 16.-Wheat,
cash No red "a; corn, cash No. 3
white 10; oats, cash No. white Al.
TOLEDO GRAIN
TOLEDO, June 16.-Cash grain:
Wheat 92; corn 73; oats Al; clover
seed, $40
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-21
CANE TO THE AID
OF A POOR FAMILY
APPEAL OF WORLD BROUGHT
QUICK RESULTS FOR
UNFORTUNATES.

Several sacks OF flour, meat, pota-
toes. in fact. all kinds Of groceries
were hurried 70 the poverty stricken
family residing at 30S South Hous-
ton yesterday. following the appeal
Of q neighbor published IN yesteT-
dav mornings World. Many CLUB
women Of the city. together with per-
sons in the immediate vicinity who
before had not heard Of the condi-
tion II the family. sent the ncessl-
ties of ife 70 them together with
many delicacies.
The little woman. who Is doing all
ihe work she can 10 take care OF her
m husband. gratefully accepted the
offerings q Tulsaus. Several groc-
ers after reading the article dispatch
"a groceries to the house The hus-
band and father Of the two little
children is suffering from chronic
heart trouble.
| Humane Agent WEIGH was one Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-21

the first 20 come to the aid Of the
family yesterday. He stated last
night tl.at the society has been do
ing everything IN their power for the
family the last two years, but that
their efforts were limited by the re-
sources at their command. At one
time the family sent the husband to
the hospital and kept him there for
several weeks. and when the mother
OF the children was very III, the So
ciety sent q nurse TO take care OF her
for three weeks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-21
ADNIRES fairness
OF TULSA World
,.uNfINp> u IuE ITS tTIItpi
DI PAIR PLAY
To Al.
Gets HIS moneys WORTH
Believe in ihc PalI as an Ad'rr-
r-r- Medium 20 rhe H.-u-
r~t tIl~-.


tulsa OKLA. Pc. -E- E--
. I- N.. newspaper
-e-s ..a---- .,,--.. s.- .
-....- less tlsr a-. .rra- rl.... l-- .
....-.-. -.s .s-- .t--.-e--.s r.s- .
a-. o. -.-. presented. have
rt.- -.-.a az 70. .- g Tine I-.s.
E V.-.. ~ --. r..- se.a-.. sears
D ...- -.t -.va.- .r...-.s .ts -''.-
.. -a. .a-. ~-r.. matters .
.. which T.. has tt.r E-- Z have
...- -.-..t.t mas homes, and I
rr. IN f-.a- wears .ts
.....- seemed o. d.. III, .r tss.-g q /
r....-t.a .I,Q q matters generals
.-. ta .. .s-rf.lr--.. vicious re.
los r..r.. and urg-rsrl4s Boz a.s disc
......r and Jews Il mani. .-t..Idl.l
.- movement which Do singled .-, as
t.. -....- matter for criticism.
g. shot ..a... convinced ~
r.. fairness. I falr tr.t b. was .f least
-.-a.- -., came o.. accent his r.r-
..-... -. .g., and .-.r-- ana tear
. .... rather Than praise. con. memo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-21

one HUNDRED And TWENTY
men and more than two hundred
women attended the session Of the
SUNDAY school Of the First Christian
church last sunday morning The at
tendance Of this school is now 700.
there were IS new pupils enrolled last
week. 81 that al this rate Of increase,
this school will soon be one Of the
great SUNDAY schools Of the west. The
local school beat Bariesvl.le last
Sundav uy nearly $50 pupils and AS
points. hut the Bartlosvi, folk are
sun ahead In tne contest. having had
the Dewey school with them one
sunday Two of the great classes u
the Christian sunday school are seek
Ing quarters .a store rooms or lodge
rooms. the chruch building Is So
crowded The boosters are looking
f.r crowd of 500 Sunday morning.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-21

CLAREMORE, Okla. Feb. 20. -
Especial. For the first time in sew
eral years the city administration Of
Claremore is doing business on a cash
basis, the city treasurer having adver-
tised that all city warrants on the
various funds are now payable.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-21

p. a. ATKINS. WHO was arrested
here several DAYS ago and held for Of
l.Ials from the Arkansas state peni-
frrt7-v viii, Dc given into the Gus
to1r of T. =. Castley. electrician. st
o.. state pen This morning. Mr Cast
D.. arrived here yesterday afternoon
ttaius who vas made a "irusty' az
tile pen. escsplj several weeks ago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-21

FRED THOMPSON = gears a'd
.uI who has been arrested - .H.d
police off,. au ,r-u dozen times
was -r.-t.l s. -'s-ily b. Pa-ro,-an
.-tr.~r. fa has been sent ~ the
.r.... ...s- hero 20 Pa1is Valley
md q. Grant,. but has always os.
,ar.f %. .s rs.a-uiz-d by The police
a- being tne leader & youthful gan-
.. thieves IIo was turned over 20 the
Juvenile court
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-21
A TULSA BOOSTED

tor Tor "a number of years proved 10
De- one of th. most onorgeti. and sr0-
.,sful workers in that eaIa..ry iu
oklahoma
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-21

COUNTY ATTORNEY PAT NAL
LCY went % MusGogee yesterday 20
argue the Tulsa eourty-Fris.o railroad
tax case ln thc federal court. In the
state courts The Frisco was ordered
g. pas back taxes. aEgrc eating sew
e-ll thousand dollars on that part Il
their ri-Ht ~ way in the city that is
used fHr private purposes The rail-
road 'ho1 took the case 60 the fed
s.al court and So was argued before
Judge Campbell Yesterday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
ExEciIrnn.s MorIcE

Notice Is hereby given ID !
ters ties ameutary upon The slI
Morrison Lakeland, deceased
been granted the undesignA
Louis Union Trust Co. and Ha
Taylor by the Probate CoIt 4
county Of Audrain bearing W.
18th day of February, 1914
All persons having claims
said es ate are required to g
them 10 US for allowance VliiH !
lacnths after date Of said "
they may be excluded ifuS
benefit Of such estate and "
be not exhibited EsiA
year from the tlne Of The
ton OF this notice, they will y
ever barred.
5t4t st. Louis Union TrEi
Edgar L. Taylor,
E1e1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

George NJ. Dean to e. f. Humphrey,
warranty. consid. 81 and other. s
4 Of NE. and Sc. Of 80. and sw. Of
Ss-52-10
City Of Mexico to A, A. Brown. Gem
etery Deed. Consid. SEQ. Lot so.
Block 90. Elmwood Cemetery.
]. C. Lakenan to A. c. Barnes. War
ranty. cOnsid. 5000. y int. in E
4 Of Sc. Of 6 and W. y Of 5-51-9.
J. G. Lakenan to A. c. Barnes,
Warranty. consid. $4,000. V int. in
s Il: S. u of NV. and Sw. NE. Of
& NV. sw. of 10-52-lo.
j. C. Lakenan to A. c. Barnes,
Warranty. consid. si2,s7o. y int. in
". X Of 80 and N. X OF NE. Of 80
52-s.
A C. Barnes to ]. G. Lakenan. War
ranty. consid. s2s.225. u int. in s25
A. in E. y of 10 G N. II Of 1s-5o-10.
A. c. Barnes to J. G. Lakenan.
Warranty, Consid. s5252.5o y int in
i42 A. in NV. OF s-5O-iO. Sc. Of So &
sw. Of s4-51-10.
A. c. Barnes to j. G. Lakcnan.
Warranty. consid. 1928 so. V int. in
142 A in NE sw. and N. y Of s1-5O-9.
Mary A. Jenkins to Alamarian Jen-
kins, Warranty. consid. s1.OO Lots Z
& s Block s, Muldrows, Sub-diy- to
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND oRDI.
NANCE NO. 3 OF THE REVISED
ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF
MEXICO OF 1910. ENTITLEp"THE
BOARD OF HEALTH"

Be 1t Ordained by the Council Of
the City Of Mexico as follows:
Section J. That Ordinance No. 3
of the Revised Ordinances Of the City
Of Mexico OF 1910. entitled Board Of
Health. be amended by adding there
to three new sections 70 be known
as Section Ida. Sector lab and Sec
ton 14c. as fol'ows:
Section ia. Whenever the Board
OF Health shall, by a reso ntien pass
ed by majority thereof, order that all
psblic assemblies. Including theatres.
lodge meetings, social gatherings.
schools. public and private. church
meetings and all other asssanblages OF
persons of whatsoever character. be
prohibited on account Of an epidemic
r. any marensn', Infectious or con.
tagiops dlsease. in the City OF Mex
leo, or in any other place so that
there might be danger of such dis
or diseases in the City OF
Mexico, or Of the communication Of
s'ch disease or dis ares in the
the Meyor shat, ihereupon by
a notice duly Published IN one issue
some newspaper ~putlshed in the
City, give notice OF sreh order OF
the Board Of Health: PROVIDED. -
That the Board Of H alth shall have
power to except from the provis-
Ions of such order. schoo's in which
pupils board ard n which such
pupils shall remsin during the time
that such oder shsIl remain In ef-
'ect.
Section f4b. AT err the 8 Of
such resolution and the giving Of
such notice by the Mayor. such or
Ter shall go into effect upon the next
lay after the publication of such no
ice, and thereafter It shall be IN
awfm for any person to keen omen
n conduct any piece Of assembly. as
mentioned IN Section la or for any
'erson to attend thereto during the
of time npmed in such r~esolu-
ion and notice.
Section 14c. Any person violating
ny provision of Sections ia or
% shall upon CONVICTION be deemed
of a m'sdemesnor and shall
e punished ny a fine Of not less /,
han ten nor more thin two hundred
Section 2. This o. nance shall be ,
! effect from ard after its pass.
&c and publication as provided by
and the ordinances Of the city.
Passed this 9th dsy Of Feb. 1914. :
WILLARD POTTS, =
President Of the Council. |,
pnroved this 10Th 1ay OF Feb. 1914.
WILLARD POTTS, :
Mayor. !,
'eai) Attest: Wallace bearing, A
City Clerk. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
MOLINE.


Misses Annie Heizer spent Monda,
night with homefolks. She has beer
IN st. Llouis the past two weeks get
ting the new spring styles Of mlinn
cry as she, Airs. Byars. and Mas
copeman are going IN to the mlliin
cry business this spring and are Ne.
ting NO their store In Mexico.
Bob Heller and wife visited rela
lives IN Santa re Saturday and sun.
day.
q l. Weaver il helping his broth
e., D. s. o. IA Santa Fe, move "a
tho John VIM place, west Of SKIN.
ner this week.
H. L Robinson ia moving to the c.
r Massey farm this week.
Jake Gardner has moTed to the
Dole Barnes farm. south o. Aolino.
Carl wilson has bought the Chax
RobAnsoz place o. Bean Greek aua
Ass resigned a. tezephone operator
At tAs NoEne Board
Jon. czz9hgrn and family war4
q Nrz Nzz wgHszzs Sunday
sA hare Beer Ming her ke
a dwzsZ as e5se s5eu
BoNao stool had ~
r. sf y~zIentns boz Moadsr
a Hezer saa wfe visited r..
Z Eese~ s1aoay
Ltsle Mss EszaBetb ard ysse
Dzrsr Hendason caHshorn are home
rom Z vist With their grandfather
r e. Henderson
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

cy4s xoo-s snA Hitss daughter We
- visigH n XooesiT Saturday as1
saAeay.
Geo Nezl zoyee Az1 sosk 70 On,
q Assx Brucs's pfacsa
Tie Mzaons hesd a three darz
scbooi & tnstr1etoa At csntraHs ias
Neek
J g. Crawford snd Nit Hoasehoi
Ger have onderez a neu Red Rive,
SPECIAL grain separator.
J @ Crawford b harvesting ks-
Thres fsmHses IN cur vcfst-y hzvs
ben under gn4rzatins for smallpox
Tags are sosa LGiy. Audrey veal
ana O. T. caEfkora All TIE cases
Ia tbese familiss have recovered NJ
and Nrs Frank Tozney are ID and
Far they are taking anaHpoz
An Jennse csseuood e~stertsirsd
Food Patrick sbd family. =. L No
Gee and family. c c. McGee ard
wife. Charlie Myers sDt tife aad
Mrs. Alice Douus and sn At an
PER Sunday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
FIVE PER CENT or LAKELAND

FIVE PER CENT or LAKELAND
ESTATE TO M. u.
Five per cent. or about $40, 900 o.
the estate Of Morrison Lakeland VIII,
go to the State University through
the Inheritance Tax Law.
The Will Of Morrison Lakeland. sor
Of the late Rufus J.. Lackland,
who died here Feb. H. was I'll.
ed in the Audrain County Probate
Court Monday.
The estate, valued at 5000 0oo IA
divided into six parts, according n
the viii, AID win be distributed
among his relatives.
To his sister, Mrs. Halssy G. ives
OF 81 Louis, Mr.. Lackland leaves n
one-s'xth interest. Another sixth il
left to the heirs OF his brother. the
late p. @. Lakeland, and one-sixth
Interest to the heirs Of each of bls
sisters, Mrs Thos. ]. Scott and Mira
T. Taylor,
Another sixth is left In truat for
his sister, Mrs. Henry schaefer. or.
London, England, and one-slxth toI
Henry, Paul Guy and Harvey Lack.
land, children Of his deceased broth.
er, Lamartine Lakeland, and Louise
Lakeland Bronaugh.
Edgar Taylor of st. Louis and the
-. Louis Union Trust Company are
named executors.
The VIII was executed April 1ab
1872 and Henry D. Llewellyn and w
I" Pollock were witnesses.
The win provides that all real o..
ate shall be converted into monev
any bonds, stock or notea that
10 may leave shall be distributed IN
lind as far a possible.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
himonos and Hoase Dresses
Crepe. perealee, etc.
Ricketts, & Emmons D @ Co.



Mrs' J. y Hume and Mrs. John
Yates were Mexico visitors wednes.
day.
ReF. Gofaoa Who is hslding a &C..
ries OF lectures at the pregbvter,an
church on Sunday School and PRAYER
Meeting Work. while quite old e
a learned scholar and has present.
Cd many good points IN his wen at.
tended lectures.
Mr.. and Mrs, C r. Boutwell,, are
nome after attending the funeral Of
Mira Bothwell's grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs Bake-. who died al ,he
home Of their daughter. Mrs JesaA
q Thompson within "a bours o, each
otheT. They we're buried sunday =.
Liberty Church.
hobt BlggH win have a sale Al
- hone, east ct town. THURSDAY
Feb lsth AZ l O'Clock of work uusas
Dinner VII be served II fl:so BY he
Presbyterian ladies.
The ladies' or the Christian
Church did wall with their bazaar
aaa eaiekeu PIE supper saturda, af-
tsrnoon and night. which was held
At the Hotel
Jsaf Bescs slipped in a ear ~
MIX COWS Friday. consisting a, NJ
mi'k eoss ana heifers. Er. Boaes VIII
have his annual sale Of ooHs end
hesfsFs sometime later.
graiehead, Fuel G Harry Henderson
made up a car load of mules for theI
~ Louis market Saturday.
obse Wright attended the automo.l
BILE show IN Kansas City.
Both the Ladies Aid and Mission
airy Societies met at the
With Mrs. Wood Monday.
Homer Height ND near Hatton re-
ports the loss Of a very valuable
MIX COW, for which be had refused
yfsE.
Rev. Wood Of tie Presbyterian
Church thinks bis Prayer Meeting 81
Iast a little the beet thing Auxyassei
an boast Of add considering its
rfawth and Interest we ask our
u Il Isn't something to be
Of. When Rev. Wood began
i paHtorate bore the g,nerai at i,
andance was from 4 TO 6. occasion ,
7, while now the regular attend ,
nee is from 80 70 90 and is the !
service the cchurch has.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
...DEAT HS...


A. O. Moore, about Sc years old.
died Monday at his home In Flint
Hill St. Charles county. The funer-
al was "Wednesday. He was the ia
ther Of Or. J. G. Moore. Of this city,
who went to Flint Hill on Tuesday
morning. The other members Of
the family went there Wednesday The
Ledgr joins in extending sympathy to
the bereayed.
Centralla, Mo, Feb. 49,.
Thomas NJ. Purdy. 81. died at his
home In Centralia last night OF pneu+
monia. He was for forty years an
employe Of the Wabash Railroad.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

H. r copeman to ro,,
Warranty. consld. $500 !,
Ne NV Of 25-5l-s - y
VIM. Hanly to the c,,v
Warranty. consid, sloo, ST., 4 /.
wide North Block II. coss
Mexico. 0'anv VI
= +. Humphrey to c. < ri
Warranty, consid. sl.oo and 0''''
4 $. Y Of Ne. Of % and sw ''aI
10. ' 'W' as
7. J. Gibson to Fred B. r..
tees deed consid. $1,000. h,
and e 20 IT of 3 & &. M
waters Add. to Mexico.
J. W. Woodbridge. to p,., ,
son, Warranty. Consid. s,,m !
Of Lot 10. Blk. 4, Original R,.,.
CIV Dobney to P.B.Hepar.h
anty. consid. $4,000. ; n i
NE. of 24-52-l2 and NV n
s2-11.
q. 3. Keileshals to E III
Warranty. corsid. $3.50 M
NV. z OF S2-51-7.
W. F. Settle to Fred Nss..
warranty. consid. si.a
acres in sw. NE Of s5.sl.s
Fred Niederschulte 10 WI
Warranty. consid. ss.7a K
Lot Is, Mrs. Sparks souther
Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

1917 49,
% sszers 80 a.lhoriy a spechl
EHecHioa lss1ef frsz ne sgsce q
- Cert q the Crest ooarf d
kafrzl. co1ntg. NiarousL rsfurns
W a. ~ xsreA FERN. 1914 q aid
cousl sd 70 ne d1recasd. n f.ror
- LaCroess Lgnber conpzny q Lon
Asans Nasasarf. = corpmassa. and
@galna q l. vanaa.tz cessa Ma
s0- Msrioz Narsoa and can Nsn.
80 asf Prznk Marsk a. ruardian
q Nzri9n Huasoa j have iesisd -.
81 ard Nized az ne right utie "a
tsfeet aad ciaan ~ TIE szH c. l.
8i@nstla Gels 2unnon. NSrioa Ken.
o and ceaa M1aEoa and Prank
N4nrA - susrdisn q Msrhoa N1n-
eoa % b ard 70 tie foiiOx1ng de-
ersed real eeistA to-xH:
A ceTtnia treelory. shtaeemaf
flms barn erected b. TIE sad c
l. vsarafta o. ne Soriheap guar.
ter q sectios Thlrteen ffs5 Toen
ship Fiay-tNo f52D Ranss slsEen
1i}. Ag1rzla coansy. Mlssoaua
Il h farthsF ordered. adjudxed ans
aaozesd b fhs os1rt tha; thss 3aaz
ment be made a Special Usn o.
o acre q lzzd On phkh X 10
Gated TIE above DESCRIBED barn ss
foli0xs: Tovit-Bagin 1t ne sonfh
East corner ~ The NoFthesst qaarter.
q secti0u ThlFsaen Gsi. Tozlship
FYrytro 1898 Range Egevez IN,
Aadfzia County. Miz-ogr. saa run
North O tn Ess E=s & sd SCI
: % twelFe htn3Esd Gas6l feet
Aeaoe we1 Fny f5sl fes for ne
pslat ard earser o. hessnnsariheaee
North twe hsadnea ard u i5ssl
fset to . Stake aen west
tao Aunered ard rsns Isssl feet
seqes sSzth tEo AnadreS srs Sine
a thszoe Ezs. .Eo hundred
Aad Mae i19sl fsel TO the PAM and
nara@ q Beginning eozszsring one
arss o. iaad and wlthin the Fnss
- waicb Is contained The above de-
srS1 barn- the game beug the
pneziar tracts 10 vhch hss lien
attended 10 stseh.
All lying and being in the said
GoE1tEs and State Of Missouri. And
I'm I
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

10hnson 4 Romans shipped a 90
Io1d q boEs las wees
Airs sam Cox Who has been rsrs
Esk j. improriaE
Baird Obey 2sd Waiter Tatchel
VIII Ese 4 ROok party al Tratehsfs
NeH Han On Saturday nlghf Feb.
2is Everybody cordially lHvissd
Aired Hicks made a businzss srsp
10 MsKoo Noaday-
The SCI q dkshss shieh zzs Civ
en- sEzy II he Booster Store Vas
Essa % Ms l. ". Rzshas Tor max
inz ne most words ont Of -wool-
ar5dges sore
FTae seghing OK hle.
Mr ana MS Fred KsglerbaIl
maae . ssass TIP % yoberiy Nor
day
Me- ) 81. Hines eaterain4d the
Bel DsM4tic c3ah Tuesday night
Tn Ladies Aid Of the Car stan
CaurcA sold a gait 70 Mrs Edesr
Woods9n q =. Louis for $40.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
FARMERS EXCHANGE Ann


FARMERS EXCHANGE AND
LABOR BUREAU
Let Us help you find buyers for
yo''r GALES and supplies for your
wants. Don't forget that we are run
ming a Farmers Exchange in connec.
tion with the Farm Bureau. Many
have received benefit through this
work and many more would IL they
were to take advantage Of the oppor-
tunities which the Exchange affords.
We simply list your wants" and
for gales" and help buyers and sell.
ers get in touch with each other.
Send in your wants" and 'for
sales"
This includes also a labor bureau
II you want work or IT you want
help, let US know and we may be
able to put You tn touch with the
right man. Right now we know Of
two Or three farmers who want to
hire good men, 10 II you want work,
let US know IL.
Keep bringing IN your seed Of all
kinds We can help you distinguish
the weed seeds and decide wheth.I
er or not # IL pure enough tol
We are doing much Of this work
pays to be very particular about
purity Of the seed we COW.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
WILL coNTlNuE.IN eueINe

WILL coNTlNuE.IN BUSINESS.
Since Mr.. cauthorn sold his inter
est to Mr.. Ferris several Of my
friends have asked the question as
tc VIII -iher / inter4ed to continue
IN the hardware business. win say
II Is my intention to continue with
Mr.. Ferris az before aud viii be
pleased 70 have ali Of nay friends
call.
d2wI Very respectfully.
A. II. Moore.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
sHeRlFrssALE

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VII. Begiuni1g AZ 4 stone Get for
the centre Of Section thirty Fve
(ssl. Tosnship Flfsyone l5i) North
q Range Nine 20 West a the Fifth
Prinsapel Meridian IN Audrain County
Msssour.nun theaoe NoFzh 10eES r.
theace EAx 80 fe@t for a point Of be
glazing. ran thence north GAS feet
theaoc East fI2a feet TO the West
line o. Clara stree. thenqr South
Westerly On and along tie west line
x said CLARK Street. ssi feet 70 a
point IS feet south ef South yard
fpnca thence North IS deG@s snd
70 minutes wess ASS fevt 70 poln,
al beginning. all In the City Of Mex.
too. Missouri. and beng the same
grouEd and propersy conveyed TO F.
S. sappinEton by the heirs Of
Green Clay, deceased. by dead dated
Nsrcb sIst. 1918
Al lying and being in the said
County Of Andrain and State Of Mis-
solri And I WIN. on
Saturday. the f4th dsy Of March, a.
D.. 1914.
81 being the lsth day Of the Cir
cut Court OF said Aud an countyl be
tween the hours Of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon and five o'clock in the
~sfternoon OF th.f day. al
the Court House door. in the City Of
Mexico. County Of Audrain, State
or Missouri. sell the same, or so
much thereof as may be required. at
public vendue. to the highest bidder.
for cash in hand fsuhiect to all prf
or liens and judgments. to satisfy
said Execution aud costs.
]. W. BARNETT.
81 At Sheriff OF Auira'n County. Mo.