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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
Breeders Gazette. Sullivan Co. Ind.

The boys and girls of Missouri will
have a short course, an exhibit OF
their products, and several contests
during Farmers Week at the Col
lege of Agriculture of the University
of Missouri, January Ills. There
will be lectures on subjects suited to
them and there will be contests in
corn judging, stock Judging, sewing,
cooking, tomato growing and can
ming, and other lines of work. Prizes
r offered to the members of the
boys cor clubs and the girls tomato
clubs.
For the best jar Of tomatoes the
prize is a silver cup; for the second
best jar, a set Of diamond edge knives
and forks. Then there are prizes for
stories of 200 words on growing and
canning tomatoes, and a grand prize
trophy cup for the girl who has the
best jar of tomatoes grown and a n
ned by herself and the best stories
on how she grew and canned the to-
matoes.
Prot. r. II, Emerson, who started
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

G. L. FERRIS, a home mar known
to all Of our readers, is making the
very best washing machine on the
market, called Happy Home" Years
ago the Ferrises sold thousands Of
these machines all over the country
and they gave splendid satisfaction
and we trust that Leslie will take hold
Of this matter again and make Mex
leo headquarters of the washing
machine industry of the country. II
is a home industry, run by a home
man, and should have the cordial and
hearty support of our people gener-
ally.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
pc ETTzCTpATD

MRS. FITZGERALD and Mrs
Dobyns Of Hardin College are arrang-
ing to take a personally conducted
party Of ladies to the Panama Ex-
position next summer. The price will
be from $500 up. These ladies will
make splendid managers of such a
tour as Mrs, Fitzgerald has had quite
an extended experience in taking
parties abroad during the last few
wears.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
Woodmen Elect Officers

The Martinsburg Woodmen CamE
elected the following officers at theil
meeting last Thursday, Pamer Yelton
V. c. s. F. Moser, p. c.; Lee Brown.
Advisor; H. P. French, Banker; C. D.
Williams, Clerk; j. B. Default, Es-
cort; A. N. stoneberger, Waterman
I. r. Robinson, Sentinel; Jos. Sand
bottle, Manager.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
Rev. {. A. Mitchell Called

The Rev. G. A. Mitchell, Of this
city, has received a unanimous cal
to continue as pastor Of the Hope.
well Baptist church near New Bloom.
field, Galloway County. Mr.. Mitchell
is an able minister and a splendid
speaker and unusually popular wher-
ever he has a pastorate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

1T might be a good thing for the
Mexico Commercial Club TO invest
gate the Trenton Idea" after the
Holidays. This splendid plan has
been discussed frequently in these
columns and the results secured in
Trenton have been wonderful. Sam
Morris has a complete outline of the
plan and will likely bring it before
the Club at its next meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
The Weekly Ledger
Entered at the P. o. Mexico, No
and admitted as 2nd class mhtter.
WEEKLY SUB
SCRTRERS

Subscribers to the Weekly
Ledger should watch the date
on the margin of their paper
and renew their subscriptions
promptly so that they win not
miss a copy Of their favorite
paper.
The Weekly Ledger is S1.00 a
year in advance to everybody.
We are trying TO make the
Weekly Ledger better than ever,
and II YOU are interested at all
in the news Of the county you
should most assuredly be taking
the Weekly Ledger as the price
is less than &c a week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
Cough Medicine Good Il Not TAX

cough Medicine GOod II No' Ian
Washington Dec. 9~-"To cure
cold take a bottle Of cough medlci
set it on a table in the patients r'
open all the windows and throw
bottle through one of them
DIR. Harvey W. Wiley, former IN
Of the Bureau of Chemistry Is
author of this prescription when
made public for the first time III
speech here. .,
"Three-quarters of the cnliui
who die are killed by love" Salu
health expert, in condemnlng Gu
ding" Love is the greatest asS'
sin. If a great holocaust should gu
down every home we would get ru
tuberculosis. If farmers would Oh
all barns there would be no tuOe''
losis among cows. Fresh an !
cough medicine, is needed for cO'u'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
Notice of SheriH's Sale

nv Under Deed Of II,
Whereas, Harvey Stewart |.
Mary A. Stewart, his wife, Nv q,
certain Deed of Trust dated Il. J !,
teenth day of September, lss n ! !
acknowledged and recorded n i |
corder's Office of the County Of !, ,
rain and State of Missouri in ~ Y
Deed record book 7, at page 47s =
veyed to H. A. Ricketts,, Truytss ,
following described real estate
and being situate in the Count
Audrain and State of Missouri:
wit:
Eighty acres being the north h
(l-2) of the Southeast quarter n,
Of Section three tS), Township a
(oO), range ten (1O) west, as per b.
Survey thereof.
Which said conveyance wa, m,
in trust to secure the payment \
certain negotiable promissory IA
and in said Deed of Trust fuIlv 1
cribed.
NrF
And Whereas, said Deed Of m
provides that if said promissory n
shall be allowed to remain due /
unpaid, the said Trustee, or in case
his inability or refusal to act
then acting Sheriff Of Audrain Ca
~, Missouri, shall become his !
eessor.
And Whereas, Il. A. Ricketts,,
Trustee named in said Deed Of Tn
Is now deceased.
And Whereas, said promissoy i
so secured by said Deed Of Trust
now past due and remains unpaid
Now, therefore, /, J. W, BAN
Sheriff Of Audrain County, MisSI
at the request Of the legal holder
said promissory note, will, on
Friday, the sth day of January,
d. 1915,
Between the hours Of 3 och
a. m. and 5 O'Clock p.
of that day, proceed to sell the
estate above described at public v
due to the highest bidder at
East front door of the Court H0i
in the City Of Mexico, Missouri,
cash to pay said debt and inter
and the costs and expenses Of exec
ing this Trust.
J. W. BARNETT,
Sheriff of Audrain County, Missoi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

THE Columbia Missouri Daily
Times editorially says: Senator Reed
has the satisfaction of knowing that
he can throw a few rocks in the way
Of the success Of the democratic ad-
ministration and is not going to hest
tate to exercise the privileve.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

UNCLE TOMS CABIN is again
touring this section of Missouri. The
only benefit any city can possibly en-
joy from not having an opera house
is that they are not afflicted with
Uncle Tom and Little Eva as well as
Camille and East Lynne.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

THE Bowling Green Missouri
Times editorially says: A town viii
grow just as long as the people in il
act In harmony. When the spirit Of
my way or not at all" gets hold Of
. man, he is not only a menace to
himself, but TO the town as well. A
united effort wins--a pouting self
conceited element il a dead load to
pull Which side do you belong TO
in your community Bowling Green
is growing because the people are not
using their hammers as knockers.
All are puling-exeept a few dead
enes,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

IF the pending appropriation bill
passes Congress, the salary of the St
Louis postmaster will be reduced
from $4,000 to $500. The salaries
Of several country postmasters would
be changed. For instance, that of
Mexico would be reduced from $1,000
a year to $500 a year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
Nisbet Livingston, Deputy Recc

Nisbet Livingston, Deputy Record
Nisbet Livingston has been
pointed deputy ad interim by ]
corder-of Deeds-elect ]. ". Stephe
Mr.. Livingston will act only VT
Mr.. Stephens is i'll or for other re
ons is unable to be at his office
Livingston is an abstracter
Ricketts, and Whitney and secret'
of Mexico Savings and Loan Assoc
tion. He will make a splendid d.
uty recorder as he has been arol
the office a great deal and his NO
compels him to spend much OF !
time there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

THE Ledger wants to complimen
the Mexico Belgium Relief Com.
nlittee OF the splendid work accom-.
phshed. 1t had about 80 barrels Of
-four and nearly 1000 pounds of cloth.
ing besides a large number of other
articles which were forwarded to the
suffering in Belgium.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
TRUSTEES

Where's iEES SAIp
c ~aeey ;, Griffin, his ~. Chsa n
is tSl' Iod D''d Of trust due AZ, :, N
Of pSs HnS SlO, in the Reso y Boz NJ
leo I, N sounlnL County Mis s !. "a
trustee sS.' s to me. the u. At
the as'i ioG.t for the purpose O., a y,
The t%foueo,edness therein d 'ea
sasra'1 ;; and being in Apd IA ! ~
A part of the Sontb AVN; 1
T TOWN West :, quarter Of s s..t ! I'D
Of apT ,Ss p, 81 North Of R action .
V Wss, led. as follows; Bi psleaA
E,.. lhe road, M " Y
aast corner :" Of the land y ~. he Nd
s Sook go 80 at Page l88, R. 9S,'HSs |
t aes l0r IA. Aodrain County ay.'I Ss I
.nenee North 10 yards ~ No, d
t Sss,on'1 S,. thence West 70 P''t !
~ TOsD Sa.s North 70 yards, thew. ',''
the N yards n'a.. thence South 70 S'r vs,i =
ing one acre. 's' conah
And whereas. do,.u,
ma made in the payment Of tss a. y
u ~S;. on said debt, by rs' ' ns''
S SS,sn default the legal 'c ovS.. I, I
holder thereof, has r.~ Dss'l y y
foreclosure M Of said deed Of t1s :
Now, therefore, l.. ], = 11'l
the undersigned trustee D. 4. MUD
give notice that / will, on ~ herd
SATURDAY, January, y.
ana 900 o'clock P. Moi that S,sV a. a, !
san SAD real estate at public VIENNA, I's'
the highest bidder, for w venue
east front door of the Aud ,a; y
" Court House, in Mexico COY
Tor the purpose of discharriD~p i =.
deotedness secured BY said ~. a'
41-4t ]. r Ne aus trust
FIRST insertion, Dec. 10. iaIl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
Against Bergars.

The City of Fulton has passed
ordinance prohibiting begging on
street as well as the sale Of penn
and shoe strings by mendicants.
practice has become a great nuiSai
not only in that city but in oil
places in Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

SURELY anyone in this community
who is inclined toward charity can
ind a chance to contribute this win
ter. There are plenty of causes, and
plenty Of committees. In the mean
time we should not forget our needy
right here at home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24
Postcrints To Advertise ron.

Business men of Columbia will
have a postscript advertising their
town printed at the bottom of
their business stationery. In this
way every business letter will adver-
tise the town and give Columbia con-
siderable publicity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

THE Louisiana Press-Journal ed
itorially says: "Mexieo has passed an
ordinance prohibiting fortune telling.
No fortunes were ever thus obtained
except by those who tell them"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

WITH characteristic precision ia
pan has accomplished the part as
signed it in the honorable scrimm-
age and nov wishes TO know
what next its illustrious allies de-
sire,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

THE death of Major J. C. Owen re-
moves from Mexico one of the Oldest
and most highly respected citizens.
The Ledger joins the people of this
community in extending sincere sym
pathy to the bereaved family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

JOSEPH CANNON and some
others will find hat Congress has
learned many new lessons since they
were there before.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

AS soon as somebody begins 20
pass the peace platter many Of the
nations that now pretend to be
hungry will be ready for a liberal
helpiug.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

A good way to clean paten, ,o.
s sdoe' Is to remove all the dirt and
WIPE them e with a soft cloth ,J Iru
pea " milk Polish with a dry el OF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Brown are ~
domiciled at 623 Euclid Avenue No.
sas City, Missouri, where they "
spend the winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

THINGS might be worse for Mex.
leo. Il has no Vice President.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

The Pettis County H~omenakers'
Clab, a farm woman's organization,
is demonstrating what country wom-
en- can really do when aroused to ae-
tion This club has employed a farm
woman adviser or county domestic
science teacher, whose duty it is to
teach sewing, cooking and wood
work in the country schools, and go
into every home in the county that
calls upon her for instruction.
When the project was first start
ed the club was led to think that the
state and Federal governments
would help as they do with farm ad-
visers, but the club was told that it
must first raise $500 before any help
could be given. That looked like a
vast sum to farm women, but after
going over the situation and divid-
ing the amount among the school dis
tricts it did not seem impossible.
With thirty-four districts giving sis
each the money could easily be rails
ed. When it was presented to the
club in that way the women enthusi-
astically voted to raise the money
and as the districts were called, two
often three women rose and youched
.
for the required amount and went
right to work to raise it by giving
socials and pie suppers.
However, it was found that there
were no available funds, either
state or Federal, that could be used
for such a purpose. The president
and corresponding secretary then III
dertook to raise another $500, and by
getting a little here and there and
with some assistance from the coun-
ty court they finally raised the
amount and the woman adviser was
started in her work.
They were fortunate in securing
one of their own Pettis county girls,
Miss Mildred Henton, for the posi-
ton and she is admirably fitted for
it, being a country girl and thor
oughly understanding rural condi-
tons and people. What the farm ad-
wiser is doing for the men, boys and
farms, she will do for the women,
girls and schools. One stands for bet
ter crops and more money and the
other for better homes and better
citizenship.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-24

organizing these clubs last March,
is sending out entry blank and rules
now to those who write for them.
There have been 242 clubs organized
since he started, with a total men,
bership of 2,640 boys and girls.
Missouri corr that brought $3.50
a ear was raised in johnson County
last season. A 10-ear exhibit at the
Couty Corn Show sold for s26.
Southeast Missouri is going to have
a big corn show at the Cape Girar-
deau Normal School in January,
where the exhibits will be sold at
auction after the awarding of prizes,
II is pleasant TO see King Corn get
ting into college. St Louis Repub-
lie.
Bevier, No., Dec. PA snow
stormraged here throughoutyesterday
The fall will range from Z to s inches.
This, coupled with low temperature,
has started the coal mines working to
full capacity.
Upton, Mo-, Dec. 20.-The heaviest
snow Of the season fell here Sunday
morning. Later II turned to rain and
hail.
Sedalia, Mo-, Dec. PA blizzard
ragged here all day Sunday. Five
inches of snow fell early in the day,
followed by sleet and rain.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-21
y Uvlferens Kiclpano.

SRA Sdn Ironci5co. Sal, tcle.
Qruicres oen 1sbc April: Gen al.
minOeIigc Mening ! bcrprrenhc
SfibSfnrt$freoic err Sen, at Oen tuifC
arp0icr "Seip3i9", iom tlolid
Morge3 0ompe0e no al @auueu e'ter
at hooc iuotagct en- Gor'pninl Al
9lll, lite ull qicnoptaue i'm SaQi
lanpS aulten erter Vrtier. men ipttC
benelte Nurs ior lin nprmelte Glaq.
hapu, ionl er Apio paa Zen Samoo
/ Su0hapct, huorheH 0ena anmerot.
arroieren "Nurenberg" oaereoe AT.
tage5 at hare tnqet &eieu.
Huber III - timers Cpbolo Der.
bIcp oct tiaobt aruoiercu at FOR.
ifaiie liz tilitrrffeliq aul til at pare
ben i'll Npin.
Sanocl@itibc tllhercnoe triQicrcr.
Be 9totioner. oerlbldnot - brittle,
bar ie9t SiIiIligt her pao @auneIr
iorat unoaQu Of ialoe / alserue pao
Sc 10 tuite arpoiere. Get mntaae3
imiolertio MI, at oe begae. iom iogt.
har iun0et set tIlraaocligit iuareii
mulIg al fomme iig bort ira 6isic
Toruanoe.
goriagen til beune Snifernes
phloieIiqc @ortreiie err Giterrtninacr
ON, at Sen ioponeiiite arp0ier 80
sumo, Ser bar pPret iuoom Sos
Nngeles iorat inbtnqc aliI. or al.
aoaet bcrira o. bar iai alirien Tor
San 6roncosco iorat Billie paa
bent.
Get iorlpOer al S%apaneieren bar
iii Seniigt at "lege SiSiten" meo Dc
TO 5pitere, 5. .. !, isIge Dem flob5 |
oeres aicIpono inStil aI. f. SMn-
oua Mioong, ga Den 1riit, iom er
Qipet Qpitlano til at beioure oet ia.
paneiiitc llltimatum. uoleber og
ari9siilitaTo antnleS at inotrpoe.
@Iir Suiflunos Guar. tom man pen.
ter, Ell arigSerfIrring, imeIoer set
los ira Sapneieren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-21
KanaltolScn.

Sra Banana t~ele0rniere2 Sen
17oe Nliguit: 5 Gi0ifter lor @enut-
tel'cn al Tnn0n1ufunnleu, lom igdor
aabncbe3 for sen alminoeliAc Serb
lei, inofom Sen iorite Gag no9et
oper $4,000.
Gre Tornpifibc er i0oa pao 8ien.
ncnreiie gicnncm &unnlcn, og fire
andre oil tiItrpoe Nciicn %9ienncnl
Sen / Nften.
aanoIen bar urret ooitiliQ benut.
let oQlan ier Sen iormelle gobning,
laa AonulinOtrgtcrne til Cato Jolt
bar belebet liz til co.St00,000. Gen
bnr, Iorlroen al mango minOre @on-
oelaltibe. / Here llgcr pUret benpt-
tet al Ell MipuQ0e IompIGqtere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-21
Ivife Spioner iGanaoa

Sra Snonoolic. Ontario, mel.
Oes: Sire 5nitere. al bpilfe blot
ell loo til at funnc toIc GnncIif. bleu
ben l4oe IS, mems oe por inoc poa
ISernboneItotionen iorot iorhsrc liz
ON 5o9et@ NiQanl Ill Sttulpn, nrre-
'tercoe pou Mi2tunfc on, at nprc
tpife Spioner.
&c iortoltc &c par ira GlaDton /
Stotcn Nem Dorf. % at Sc bopbe
lat oper Ilooen / en- Ii0eu Robooo.
&c ionbtc9 pco i'm Faopribclie / &c
@eii0ocIle al TO mooernc Hiiler. 10
H%cpolpere, ct NogIgepHr o. noifil.
lig- Ammunition.
Nrepc iom fou0te5 hos Dem. IN.
Oe0c poo, at DC fonl ira Vbilooel.
phIn. &c bar upiuipe til ar qlue
no9cn nUrmcre SpIpeninaer ON liz
ielu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-21
Saueets Sinanler.

Sra @oihington me00ele5 Ben
lSoe auquit: IOminiitrotionen Ter
iig ON eiter en- llouei til al relic De
iorneone SrotPater u0en at iteoe
"9iduor" MPnoene for Sooeeet.
F~rpiibent Wilion fotiererebe lbua
mcb aon9rc2mano UNDERWOOD og
EQUATOR Simmons ON Sitliationcn.
San iortulte Sem, at Ell ari9sifut
piloe BIZ usouenoig iornt oppeie
Neoaansen ! Sol0inotGgterue al
europpiife Garer.
DIR. UNDERWOOD bar al Sen Me
nina, at Oct life uiloe mite noget
at iorbeie Aialiterne paa lrtffepa
rer, GA Sorbrulet iiaafaIo piloe tnge
al / oen @ro0, ar aiaiitcrne ina.
rere niIoe bli min6re euo itsrre.
Ter er en- 9tuliebeo for. at man
oil funne flare iis oper ben pprIte
ani6e peo SaIget al PanamatanaI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-21

6~ortirtteIie ira SIDE 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-21
uolUnoin6er maa
betale %1nefomltlfdt

Sra Waihinaton meooeleS Ben
iSbc Nua, at Cperoianaerc ~ an.
ore grtiiter, iom tommcr til Sc
6orencoe Stoter % iencrc ueuOcr
tiIbn0c til inc Nlem / lloIan0et,
bercitcr mao betule Inotomititdt pal
inmmc Mna6e iom omerifnnlfe Dor.
gcrc.
5Innn20epartenlcntet Dor Sen ouen-
nupntc Cato icnOt Snitrur Ill ollie
Slttcrudl Hcpenhc. analerere angun-
en0e SptrUpning al Snofonltitnt
oaioo ira oQc fife ioit b~oiiooeroc
llolun0inqer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-21
&reosnlonument
Nora % Suca rrffcr %binunocn
Nnanbeu pucr Wrrnicu.
Tat Tor tO0saaria Nrco.

Sra Stoctbolml Spcriae teIc9ra.
ierc2 oen 1Soe Nuaiit:
Get ipenif-uorite Sre0&niomi.
mcnt. ionl er reiit pau Nias0rTnien
/ Nrrbeben al Gbnrlottenberg, oiils.
rebc$ / Senoa9s / SperpGr Al TO-
eco Eerioner, beriblunOt Meolenl.
MGR al begge 2onNc2 IopQipcn0e
IorinmIingcr. Set uorite StortbinaS
FrUiioent boIot eli Gale. hpori ban
uototle Sen @lGOe % SiIireo@beO.
NorQe ieItc oucr NorIcS % Cue
RIGGS ipacS HpitroIitet.
Src0@monllmentct pan @rpnicn
l1ellem Wtapnor o1 9bnrlottcnbcrd
bor en- &oloe al % Mcter (ca. G6
Goo.). Sra S%lmOnmcntet lom er
omtrent 3 Ntetcr belt. RACER Spffe.
len op. Genne qrener lig itrnr /
TO Gelcr, ina De nprnleit pirfer 'om
10 Sotlcr % ppenpou bi9ic or Dc to
Tinurer plnceret. 1isie, Iom innt-
boliierer De TO Hotioner, refer huer.
andre fiprlig S0noerne. Ti1ltretne
err omtrettt ire Dieter heic. Cen
ocltc Soffcl er olt'aa omtrcllt ii
Wtctcr hDi. Ger er ,S|ltifriptiort paa
to Sioer al W~onunlcrtet. Nan Sen
enc SiOe err u~obugget: "Haden ef-
ter ar krig mellan skandinaviska
broder omojligt. Oscar T., %
paa Sen onoen; "9torife % 'peuifc
Sre03pcnrer reilte bette Momlmcnt
/ 1914 meo Sof ior hmnoreoori9
6rco".
Gum befjenbt bIen set Sen iucn'fe
Nrtitcft 2enniuqS llbfait, iom blcp
logt til @rino for Marnuncntet. 2i-
gcleoes por Def ipltife Arbei0ere, iom
opiortc set; men @ronittcn, hporai
set buggeS. cr norif. Gen er ira
SreorlfShal09trafteu og Slspeicn
iraqtct til ariltlania % oerfra meo
@nnqspin9erboren til @rGnlen. ll0-
bllgningen al Sc 10 @ornitligurer er
ltofert al q. z Beer, ariitlnuio,
NflIeringen, Ger bar bcrnlnnnct til
Sen 160e Auauit, if,tloc forcgoo ln-
ser itore Npiti0eIigbeocr, % bIan0t
anoet lful0c 0cn ipenife @iifop pom
Sd)eele % Stortbingaprrii0cnt 2ep-
Ianb tolc. NIc Scrubanetoa lfuloe
Den 9aq Itoppe pes @rGnien.
Momtmentets gellaQcnhe0 or I
&ilomctcr iro oct ipenite Stnppeiteo
Goa, 3 ant. ira ser uorifc Stotion
Mo9nor, : 2n. ira Den lpenlfc
Citation Ghorlottenber1 oq 4 nor'te
Viii fro aouQspinger. Ste6ct cr en-
tor, inllbig Illrumo ~ Monumentet
er placeret mclem &ernbonen %
&eien o. finn ontrent 10 Wfeter ira
Sen i~srite. %cicn % Sernboncn goor
Der paraIeae, lo0ret pQo @rGnien
% / en- NiltouO al TOO Mcter ira
hpcranore. ~&igcleoe9 er Wonumen-
tet beiilQenoe mcllem Ternbnnen %
ocll list oper m%ano@hpic @rGuicre9
OF bare % Dieter ira ocn iioitc.
Som befienNt bar Ircoeforenin.
gen funllet relic Monumcntet ueo
giorog ira be1ge SonOc. Get bar
fpitet $1,000 Aroner. Sre02ioreuin-
gen bar beauOcn inofiebt ct Itnet
Smffe Soro larg5 %Siernbaneu pad
begge Siocr Al Stetten. Ser er
Sfo0en bugQet og Get bar nGret
Rloner oppe ON at beplnnte oct mo.
tiebte greal. 2ette nil iniolcrtio
bIi foitbort. ba Ser ma pnafiercS
o%oifiuige 9rS ,Sorb for at iao brllg
bar ~,Sorobuno. Faa Sen on0en 81
BE er oct OoQ fife iao part langt
eiter ioaoon ,Soro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-21

BOMBS, ion man hiotil life bar be.
houet at 0isrc. Ga DC oroinure StatS'
in0tpqter bar upret tIlltrUtfellQ I'll
oaina at flare ll0giiterne peo 9pg-
nlndell AZ &andlen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-21

5uriastes pas She ?.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-21
Spifcrnc rgffer irem / &claieu.

Nile Sedn tnber paa, at @ope0-
'luget mellcm Spiferne og Sc ollie
rebe frantic % heIgiife Nrmtcer er /
fulo @ung poa oen nor0li1c Slsi al
Den pGloiqr SiaalinIe, 5. y. !. /
@eleien. Spor Den brittle Arnle
er arbrugt bemmeIieboIoes, men RI
meIigpis itaar pgiaa / SeIgien.
The Glenwood post., 1914-10-10
- HAADQR . lAa0D N


etseknsa ase esaiAs - H. QlssTsP
~ 4 snssth wirs iaalssA = ~ hssb-
u ki.A. Ainss hsAsAs sseietiss -
invaded ths esw essstsy, isenPaiO
A0ainst hashsA wirs has bsss vAOsA.
Rsesstiy tn federal esvsranest tssk
up the question Of fencing ths fsssst
reserves Of Wasaingtsa a.A Ossgsa.
haEbed wire eests nOrs tAan sAsoth
wire And 10 snooth wire vas decided
upon, fer the public drift fences It
was found to Ill the bill, sad new
stocknen in the northwest arc follow
ing suit because the government says
it is just as good and it costs consider
ably less. An unanswerable argument
against barbed wire always has been
that it injured the animals which buu-
ped up against it, but that did not IN
terest the cattlemen until the demand
for perfect hides became 20 great that
the damage done by the barbs was
reduced to . matter Of dallars aal
cents.
The Glenwood post., 1914-10-10
HOPELESS LUNG TROUBLE cuRE1

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are due to Dr.. Belle Pine Tar Honey
1t strengthens the lungs, checks che
cough and gives relief at once-Nr.
W. 8. wilkins, Gates, N c. writes: "i
used Dr.. BelfS Pine-Tar- Honey in q
case given up as hopeless and it Of
fected . complete cure" Get . bottle
OF Dr.. Belle Pine-Tar-Honey. II your
cough is dry and hacking let it trickls
down the threat, yeu will surely get
relief. Only Sc. at your druggist.