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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

THE LEDGER regrets to learn
that Miss Trix Turley. bookkeeper fos
oar daily contemporary has had to re
sign on account Of III health and will
visit her sister. Miss Kitty Turley,
who is teaching at washington, Mo.
Miss Turley vas a most efficient
bookkeeper and we trust she win
soon GOV her good health. Miss
Turkeys place wal taken by Miss Eva
lee Jackson, an accomplished young
lady who wiz surely make good.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29
IupoEs FoR PRIMARY FEa 2.


HAVE BEEN NAMED
The CITY Central Danocn4ie Com
mittee met at 4 ,. N. Friday and
chose tie Judges and cierss for the
Democratic primary here Monday. Fe
ruAry and TIE final hour for Ii,
Qualification Of candidates Il noon
Friday, January 50. The candidates
for Mayor we're ASSESSED S each Il
aid in bearing the expense Of the pri
mary. conncIlmea were assessed SIS
and other officers. s.
The judges ami clerks were evenr
divided between the Vets and Dry
and N - follows:
First Ward
~Judses--J. P. Crews. C. n. JOAn-
son
clerhs-J. B. Armstrong. Dan eau
thorn.
Second WARD
Jadses-J. H Bailey. ]. W. Wills,
Clerks-Geo Hatcher. Ray Pitts.
Third Ward
Judges-I. G. Livingston. T. H
Marshall
clsrks-Lan Jones. c C. Craig.
Fourth Ward
Judges-Hop Kemp. ]. b. Blattneg
cleFks-W. l. Paul. Clay Mcclure.
The committee annonnces those
who voted the National and state
Democratic ticket in 1919 can
vote AZ the primary. The chairman
was Instructed by the committee Z,
'astruct the judges to see these rule
are adhered to and only Democrats
are allowed TO vote.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

RF-hG . ~ saAc ptoCN y
avoid smallpox than In the city o.
Mexico. There are only four Or fiv,
cases and they are about well anc
were never very siek anyway and
al who have been exposed are strie'
" qusrsntinec. Along this line ths
centrsiis, Mo-, Guard editerislIy
says: Modern smallpox is = Joke.
being nothing more serious than
ehickenpox. lts name 10 the worst
feature about IL In years gone BY
smallpox wal dangerous arid
created = panic wherever II appear
ed. But the brand we have now is
not closer related than fortysecond
cousin 10 the small pox Of other days
In fact, you would never known you
had il II the doctors didn't find out
and the to~n authorities u a guar
sntine about your house. Still no one
wants II any more than a sore toe
is weieeme,and due precsution should
be taken 70 keep IL from spreading.
But should you "eateh il, dot get
excited. Just stay at home and rest
up until you get we'll"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

NoTicE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that final
settlement of the estate Of Green
oiay' deceased, viii be made at
inc February term of the Probate
court Of Audrain county. Mssaoari to
Dc held at Mexico, Missouri on the
second Monday in February, 1914.
10 G. NJ. CLAY.
Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29
r BROS SHOE

FACTORY IN QUINCY, ILL
WE have before us a copy of tn,
Quincy. ILL.,. Journal containing /
half page picture Of the new Nor
ris Bros. Shoe Factory there ant
also an extended article regarding
the big banquet at the opening OF tbl
factory.
Fully 1900 business men and citi.
gems 4 Hannibal attended the open
ing OF this factory, OF which the
Quincy people are SO Justly proud.
Morris Bros, who lately sold the
Mexico factory. are among the best
shoe men in the United States and
we congratulate the Quincy people
or their locating there.
Prominent speakers from all parts
OF Illinois attended the banquet and
addresses to which the Morris
Bros. responded in brief but perth
nent talks regarding the future Of
the shoe industry not only in ouin
ey but throughout the whole country.
We all regret to lose the Morris
but wish them great prosper.
ty in their new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29
Tur Conm-rrsal c,rb q Fuitou

The Cozmsrcasl Club q Fulton
had 4 big bzaqae< Thursday night.
Erzr6es BIZ many prominent farm
ex 1ruz all parts o I CsHzaEy. Tbs
farmers should always take a live IN
tsrsst IN the coEmerchl Clnfs Of
their County and cooperate and vorf
with them every way possible to zd.
vance the best interests Of the com.
munlty. Farmers and BUSINESS mer
musr get together II beneficial re
ssiEz are to follow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

PROCLAMATION OF THE MAYOR.
BE IT KNOWN That by virtue
of the power vested in me AZ May
or Of City OF MEXICO. and as Presi
dent OF the Board Of Health OF the
City Of Mexico. By the laws Of the
State OF Missouri aud ordinances Of
the City Of Mexico, and in pursuance
OF a certain resolution Of the
Board Of Health OF the City Of
Mexico, made at its meeting held
in said city on the goth day OF Janu-
airy. 1914; by which resolution It was
resolved that, whsreaas there is an
epidemic OF smallpox IN the City OF
Mexico and the vicinity surrounding.
and that for the preservation of the
health OF the inhabitants of the
city. It is necessary that
everything be done that
is possible to prevent the eontlnn.
ance and dissemination Of said dis
ease among the Inhabitants of the
city. and therefore it IS necessary
tia all churches. Sunday schools pub
lie schools. private schools, lodges
and theatres be closed. and all public
gatherings OF whatsoever character
be prohibited until the Ord Of Febru-
ary, 1914, and. that all people be e
commended to be vaccinated and keep
off the streets. and that the Mayor
OF the city and President of the board
OF health. be directed to publish his
proclamation to that effect:
| do hereby proclaim and order, as
Mayor and President of the Board
OF Health OF said city, that all
churches. Sunday schools. public
schools. private schools. lodges and
theatres be closed, and all public gath
erings Of whatsoever character be
prohibited, and that no person en-.
gage or attend thereto. under the
penalties of the ordinances OF. the
City OF Mexico. and.I do further
recommend that all persons be
vaccinated and remain Off the
streets and away from other public
places.
Witness my hand as Mayor Of the
City Of Mexico and President Of
the Board Of Health Of the City
OF Mexico, and the seal Of the city
OF Mexico hereto affixed by the
Clerk Of said City, this 2srd day OF
January 1914.
WILLARD POTTS.
Attest: Wallace bearing.
tseail City Clerk. 43-2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLEmENT.
Notice Is hereby given that final
settlement Of the estate Of WIN.
hartley deceased, win be made at
tne February term Of the Probate
Iourt OF Andrain county, Missouri. to
% held at Mexico. Missouri. on the
second Monday in February, 1914.
HIRAM HARTLEY,
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

THE Vandalia, NO., Leader editor
ially says; Mitchell White, junior
: editor of the Mexico Ledger, w4l
made president Of the Daily NewsJa
per Organization OF Missouri. at the
meeting last week in st. Louis. VI
White is efficient in It's full mean
ing. He Is a coming editor Of force
and strength"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

WE understand the tickets 10
the Commercial Club Banquet VIII b
only $500. which ia a most reason
ably price. We would ike to zee
at least one hundred farmers In the
County participate in this ban
quet In Macon Ciy, Mo-, the tick
cts for the annual banquet we're s1.5t
and there were more farmers present
than business men, and the rela-
tons existing beween the farmers
and business men in Macon County
are more cordial than in any other
County we know of In the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29
q grow

TIE Commercial Club shosid
have a COMMITTEES appointed to con.
fer with the Fire Insurance Commits
SIGN which meets In Mexico February
4tn. Any complaints regarding the
rates should be submitted to this
committee IN an intelligent and busI.
ness like way Here 10 an opportun-
~ fer the Commercial Club to get
results.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

County to the Cross State Highway
commission OF which Hon. Geo. Robei
son OF Mexico Is president. The
report shows the Cross State High
way in Audrain County is in good co
dition with the exception of a few de.
fects. Mr.. CoEherd makes splendid
suggestions in the way of making the
road perfect Dir. Cowherd strong
g recommends that the subwayunder
the Alton road just east Of Mexico
be widened to at least sixty feet,
and say it is exceedingly dangerous.
especially for motor vehicles"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29
Very respt.,
F, J. MORRISON.
e~HECuToRis MnrIrr

Letters testamentary on n.
tate of j. A. Nichols. Co.,
we're granted to the undersigned :.
ON day Of January, 1914. bv ~, n"
Probate Court of Audraln COUNT W.
All persons having claims sg....,
SAD estate are requested IN a,so.s
enem TO me for allowance within u.
months after the date Of said 49,.
VI tney may be Drecluded from snS
Oenefit OF such estate and /,
claims be not exhibited within
' 'Var .r from the date of said letter,
.ney VIII be forever barred.
'S-'t North Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico. No.
W. W. Pollock, Pres.
Executor.
ATTEST J. 6. sb dy, sco'v
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

'oIicE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice Is hereby given that final
ssutiement Of the estate Of p. W.
~, Harding deceased. win be made at
1aS February term Of the Probate
UT o Audrain county. Missouri, 10
~ nsid at Mexico. Missouri. on the
second Monday In February 1914.
VITA J. Q. Mundy.
WI Administrators
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

Allow the stew to boil down 50 that the
hauida .es Dot cover the meat or chicken.
Add had a cup d e,lI wa,erto stop rs boil
ing snd drop the dou lin large pPoonfals on
TOP q the uisat or CA.cken. Cover and let
bal agzia for ls minutes.
Aide vi,h X c Baking Powder and
steamcdi in this way. damplings arc as light
as biscuits and are delicious with tdeksnsd
gravy.
TAsrec;pe Is adapted frun one for Chicken
Poi Pie IN The Cook's Book" by lanei
Mckenzie ITil, editor Of the Boston Cook
~ School Magazine. The book contain.
70 excrlent recipes for things that are good
= cas and that help reduce the cot OF living.
She Coak's Book" sen, fs for tho
aiouA certificate packed ia every 2s-ceni
IN IL X c hiking Howter. Send to jacques
Mfg. Co, Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29
COL W. n. koHR SELLS IN
TEREsT IN THE MO. NJ.


Col. W. R. Kohr has sold his con
trolling interest in the Missouri Mi
ftary Academy to Maj. ]. H Whit
more and viii sever his connection
with the school in the spring. Co
Kohr. when seen by a Ledger represe
tative. stated that his only regret
in leaving the school was the separa,
ton. necessarily involved, from his
many personal and business friends
in Mexico. from whom he has re
ceived nothing but the kindest consit
GRAFTON and support
Since coming to Mexico, Col. Koh
has entered into the public life o
the city and vas universally pom
lar with all who know him. He has
made a reputation as as a good busI
ness man and an able school execu
tive Under his care the Missouri
Military Academy has gained a ratinl
Of Glass "A" from the U. s. war Dt
partment and the attendance has bee,
largely increased He will be MISE,
in lodge circles being a member O
the Royal Arch Masons and ElLs.Mss
kohr has been quite popular socially
and and her departure win bring rezl
to many warm friends.
When asked as to his future plans
Col. Kohr stated that be had recent
" been in receipt OF two fiatterlna
offers, one fram California and the
other from Oregon. Before definite
ly choosing either he intends. howev
er, to make the trip TO the North.
west and the Coast and look e cor
ditions there
We bespeak for Mai. Whitmore the
same cordial support accorded Col
Kohr. MAJ. whitmore is not as ye'
ready to announce his plans but it IL
his object to maintain the school on
the same high plan. The present fic.
ulty win be retained and as the ca
diets are filled with the school spirit,
the prospects for NJ. NJ. A. continu.
Ing her steady growth are very
bright.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

THE centralia Courier got out a
tweive-page edition this week be
ea7ase Of advertising. One clothing
store had a two page ad. That's the
way to clear out the winter stock.
The Slater papers also carried a nun
Der OF page eds Of clothing stores
aIesEncA ealea
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29
NorIeg 81 rInAL aErrLrnrN,

NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLEMENT.
Notice IS hereby given that final
seu'ement Of the estate of Jennie
earrard' deceased, VIII be made at
me February term Of the Probate
oourt Of Audrain County, Mis-
souri, to be held at Mexico. Mis-.
1914.
wtd John T. Mitchell,
Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29
Adminlstrator

a"oF Eric DoolItlle. Harvard. il
o a'e 81 the most astute scientists Of
pur tlme' He tells what Il eo,ne
u = happen 100000 yin. honce whom
a lonS q US viii be on hand q
t gnooh him up, leaving to lesser minds
productions concerning next week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

1T is against the Federal law TO
mail letters either at the Postof.
flee or in mail boxes from any place
that 10 guaranteed. You should be
careful and not violate this law.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

We congratulate the people OF FuI
ton that Crockett Harrison, cashier
Of the First National Bank Of thai
cry 10 a candidate for Mayor. Crock.
EFT Harrison viii give Fulton a clean.
straightforward. fearless, business.
Ike administration. That's the way
make a CITY 10
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29
SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC

AT MILAN, MO.
Milan, Mo-, Jan. %. A mild epi.
demic of smallpox is raging here.
The @ o. & x. C R. R. yesterday is
sued an order that all employees IN
its shops must submit to vaccination.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

IN the city of Mexico a license can
be issued to a fortune teller but that
doesn't license him to get money I'm.
der false pretenses. No license OF
that kind can be procured anywhere
that we know of.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29
ENTIRE FAMILY FROM MEXICO
HAVE HoMEsTEADs.

Carter, Mont, Jan. 10.
Editors Mexico Ledger
Gentlemen
Yours Of the 18th Just received.
am sending you a check for Ledge
l see In last weeks issue a little
wrlte-up about Minnie. l have four
children here with Just such home
stead as Minnie and myself, wit
Roy to file in April and all we'll
pleased with the country. We arc
having the finest winter that I ever
saw-not one bit of zero weather
yet our stock Is winterihg tat on
our buffalo grass alone while the
most OF our Missouri friends are buv.
ing h~igh-priced feed and then THAR
STOCK Is in poor condition, at that,
We have a good acreage OF win.
ter wheat and will try a good 10, .,
oats and barley in the spring. We
are always glad to get the Ledger
winch gets here Sunday about 70
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

EVERYBODY is guessing at the
mystery OF John Lind's visit 10
Pass Christian, and n persons
guess Is Just about as good as auoth.
ers' stiaal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

J. NJ. cowHERD, a most competent
road man, has just filed a comprehen
slye report on the condition of the
Cross State Highway in Audrain
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

III the Republican party had lived
as ii ought to have lived It would
now be enjoying a larger funeral or
revival DR. whatever the disturb.
anca IN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

WHILE the schools are closed
you should keep your children off Of
the streets.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

LEE Bros. have dragged the Boule
yard. Thz4's the way to make bet
ter roads.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

EVEN the rumors regarding the
smallpox scare seem to have died
out.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

PAY no attention to smallpox ru-
mors. The is about over.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

WE~want to congratulate Martins
burg on having a live, progressive
Commercial Club. That's the way to
make a city
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

THE Democratic ticket rov.
! February End. viii be e,cta
Democrats who are tigurBg Z,
ing out Of the primary IN n,
defeat the ticket with Ana H.
making a mistake.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

POPULAR form of greeting in this
city to-day: Good morning; how
is your arm?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

State Of Missouri 10 the sbOn
ed defendants, Greeting: ersst
cob SAKE. Cora SAKE Hall, Anh
SAKE, Ruhemma SAKE ReznG, /
Hintz.
Now on this January %, 1gll 1
plaintiff In the above eatta
and files with the Clerk Of %
drain County Circuit Court d
ton, his petition and atfdsa
partition, wherein among q
things plaintiff alleges that IN
PENDANTS Eva NJ Howley, Johi
Annie B. Latimer, Laura CHlal
Ida Sxae, Myrtle SAKE, Hea7 /
Enslin SAKE, Barbara SAKE, I'd
SAKE and Edgar ]. SAKE are al !
residents Of the State Of Nal
and cannot be served with FOA
said State.
n Is therefore ordered By ]
Clerk OF the Audrain County Gz
Court IN vacation that publG
be made herein notifying De
nonresident defendants that =
ton has been commenced
them in The AudralB County z
Court. the object and general
of which Is to obtain a dec'e
partition and order oi sale ofts
lowing described real estate sui
in Andrain Couty, S atae Of ~
to-wit: The west bali Z
Southeast quarter Of Section
teen ft7) and the Northeast
OF the Southeast quarter Of sae
lion n, all IN township ilftyo'e
Five (5) West; and
Northwest fourth Of the Soss
luarter of Section Twentyfodf
n Township Fiftyo1 one (5l) x
Six (6) West containing oN
lred and sixty acres, more OF
And now you nonresident e.
are hereby notified OF ns
ne OF this suit, the object aM
raj nature thereof and mles'
he said nonresident d~efeHdaas
nd appear at the next regli@
{ the Circuit Court OF
'onnty, Missouri, to be besn
ED at the Court House IN
udrain County Missouri o.
rst Monday in March 1914
{ before the first day Of
'rm. answer or Otherwise ?
le plaintiffs petition the sane
} taken as confessed and q
partition and order Of sale
ndered In accordance with m'
Of said petition.
The Mexico Weekly Ledger
he'd in Mexico, Missouri aha
lated in Audrain County
wing been designated by The
( and his attorneys OF reC'S
} newspaper most likely 2
tice TO the defendants Of
1cy OF his action. ~ lS
red that a copy Of t1ls y.
blishcd in said Mexico WeeAp
once a week for and durls
eks auccessively the last
said order In said ne"'pap
least fifteen days before ID,
OF next regular torn
nj.
al) Witness my h1nd ano H
!. Done at office IL ~ ~
Mexico. County end S,a''
i, this January o. 1914, mn
X Of tho Audraln Circuit ~
truo copy from the reco1sl
ttoat. q. r. ELLIOT
. CLERK,
q Rodgers. Attorneys
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29
Suit In Partition.
George Sake,

Jacob SAKE? Annie d SAKE, Id
SAKE, Cora SAKE Hall. Ruhemm I
Reznor. Emma Hintz anna D a
mer, Eva NJ. Howley, Laura Cus
enor, Ida Sake, Myrtle SAKE. Ia
SAKE, Ensiln SAKE Barbara SUI
cline SAKE and Edgar J, slx,
Deiat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

In the Circuit Court March
1914.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

State OF Missouri
County OF Audralnl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

SlIt foFcfheF tIFet umtt, me
f0ar. hiking powder and Slti
into this work the thoueniAE
and use cream OF milk 20
rake a dough less stif than for
hiscitk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29

ORDER OF PUBLlcbrur
In Vacation,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-29
Durnplings

Fer SsapA Slsws azd FnoassssaC
Let overs Of roast hmh. veal o. beet
The cheaper cuts 81 fresh meats q toNi.
too Old fr roasting. make delioous and
pourishine aax& X c Dampline< MAXI
them douhy attractive and the whoAe dish
Is most econorrical-an objed 70 mos
families while meats are 50 high and mus
h. made IN % AZ far As possible,
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SAI.ESAIAN-For general mercantile
trade in Florida, to sell a new PROPOSE
ffon OF merit Attractive commission con-
tract for 1914. SIS weekly for expenses.
Miles r. Bixler Co. Wholesale jewelers.,
34-2 Carian Building. Cleveland, Ohio.
I1ian
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the United States District Court
Northern District of Florida. IN Bank
ruptcy. In re, Florida Timber Product
Co. Bankrupt. Pensacola, Fla The
creditors of the Florida Timber. Products
Co, Of Port st. Joe. Fla, said distI1cl.
are hereby notified that on the 18th da1
OF December, A. D.. 1913. IL was duly ad
judged a bankrupt, and that the FRS
meeting Of its creditors viii be held Ht
my office, 400 Thieseu Building, in the
city of Pensacola, Fla, on the 23rd day
of January, A d, 1914. at II o'clock
m, at which time the creditors may at
tend, prove their claims, appoint q trus
tee, examine the bankrupt and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting. Pattillo Camp
bell. Referee in Bankruptcy. lijanit
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Job Printing anc orders
: for Engraving of all kinds. calling
PRINTING CO.. ~ West Government
11uly
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.WANTED-Men TO learn selling end of
a. our business If you desire to earn
over $125 per month, our proposition will
Interest you. Central Petroleum Co.
Cleveland. Ohio. 1Ijan
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wANTED-Second- hand grain sacks in
any quantity by F. 8. MeIlen & Co,
Pensacola. Fla Phone s34 9june
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iSALESMAN-Expe in any line. TO
sell general trade. UnexcelIed spec
IaIty proposition. Commission contract.
SIS weekly for expenses. Continental
Jewelry Co. S4e-2 Continental Building
Cleveland, Ohio. 11jan
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SEEDS and NURSERIES


Real Estate for First Ma
tional Bank stock or depos-
its. In writing please state
the number of shares, stocks
or amount of deposits you
have to exchange. Address
"R. c. H." Care Journal.
11jan2t
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WANTED TO KNOW why all dairymen.
no matter what feed they may try,
always fall back on Sucrene Dairy Feed
IT. s. Mellen & Co Phone 334 oct5tf
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WILL EXCHANGE

Real Estate for First Ma
tional Bank stock or depos-
its. In writing please state
the number Of shares, stocks
or amount of deposits you
have to exchange. Address
r. c. H. Care Journal.
115an2t
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are easy
10 get. MY free booklet Y-455 tells
how. Write today-Now. Earl Hop
kins, Washington. d. c. jansandw@
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FOR RENT-Fo,1r-roorn cottage all mod
ern conveniences- 8i5 South Florida
FIanca 1ljanTt
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FOR SALE-One complete pressing out
At consisting Of one roll top desk and
chair. three pressing tables, two pressing
Jacks, three clothes racks, two eighteen
pound gas irons, one gas lamp. also
small gas lamps. Ring 1850. or call w. @.
Porter. 19nov
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FOR SALE : Five pool
tables, one billiard table,
and first-class soda water
fountain. San Carlos Hotel,
Pen acoIa. '~us
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DESIRABLE BOARD and room. central
location. Phone and bath. Apply 212
East Gregory or phone 1867. 11jan1m~
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BOARD AND ROOMS-Light housekeep-
ing. private baths, hot water gas light:
Four blocks from San Carlos hotel. BIS
1ojan1tt
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MONEY TO LOAN.

PER CENT LOANS on farms. orchard
lands. city resident business prop
erty go buy, build. improve, extend or re
fund mortgages or other securities; terms
res sonable; special privileges; correspon-
dence invited. Dept. L. 61S, Common
wealth Bldg. Denver. Colo, or 1891 Com
merce St, Dallas, Texas. 11jan4sun'
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wANTED-Esvery ma whose time has
against LOSS in the CONTINENTAL
CASUALTY CO, Edw. J. knipper, West
Florida Manager. 40S Thiesen Building.
11dec1m
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE repaired, re-nnished and
upholstered. Window shades made to
order. Mattresses renovated B.. H. Fair
child Co. 50 East Romano street. Phone
485. 6march
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WE WANT ENERGETIC. well versed
men to cooperate with US in the
general introduction of a product
which has been tested and it's qualities
found 10 be Of greatest importance and
much benefit. to the farmer. We offer
a liberal commission and contract
Write p o. Box 363. Savannah. Ga,
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