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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-13
BY T. S. ANDREWS.
special Disratch to The Star.

special Dsratch to The Star.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. September ~
The boxing bouts Labor day did not
bring the surprises which Lwere sprung
last spring-Washinston birthday-and
on the Fourth of July. This may be ac-
counted for in a measure. by the fact
that there were not so manv champion
ship battles ip evidence. However. the
Labor day bouts served to bring some
new talent to the surface.
Willie Beeches. the hard-hitting New
York lightweight, had his first spiel at
the marathon game and he did remark
ably well. fighting a splendid battle
against the experienced Joe Rivers and
losing a decision. which some reports
said should have been a draw. 1t was a
rough house" battle and Rivers><new he
was in a very exciting contest before he
was boost for the eastern lad and he is
wanted fer more bouts on the coast.
after he returns home for visit.
Charlie White. the Chicago aspirant
for the American championship. had "A
soft snap at Denver. knocking out Lar
ny c'Brien in one round. The latter had
been lighting on the coast around Port
land. but was far from being match foi
the clever Ch'cago Hebrew.
Leach Cross, the New York dentist
fighter. boxed ten rounds with Johnny
Til.man of Minneapolis at Hudson. Wis,
Some gave Tillman a draw. but most
writer's and fans did not hesitate to give
the New YORKER the verdict by good
margin. Ti:lman broke his hand In the
fourth round and this may have retard. d;
his work a bit, but at that he gained u
lot Of experience and notoriety by travel
Ing the ten rounds with boy Of Cross
reputation Tillman used his long left
while going backward all the While ant
Cross found him hard proposition to ge
at At times Leach begged Tillman to
stand and fight.
Mike Gibbons, the st. Paul phantom,
bowed his real class by outpointinE
creek middleweight. in ten rounds at
Benton Harpor, Mich. There was little
chance for Gibbons to stop the awkward
Greek. who can take more pun shment
and come back for more than any ordi-
nary half dozen men. Mike fought c.ever-
al! the way and was content to out
point his man and show his real class.
The latest heavyw eight asprant whom
Billy Mccartney had brought ONT
sorton-was given a sever setback when
Jim Flynn. the Pueblo fireman. put min
D sleep in six rounds at Kansas City.
There were many other bouts about the
country. but not Of very high class.
The Chicago boxing followers are to
make another attempt to pass boxing
hill similar to the Wisconsin and New
York measures 1t has been many years
since the game was stopped in Chicago.
following the McGovern-Gans mix-up In
1900 That was the blow that killed the
goose, and the promoters IN the Windy
CITY have never been able to recover from
Il. II is proposed now to introduce bill
that will provide for six-round bouts.
with q man like Jim Coffroth Of San
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-13
CAUSES FINANCIAL LESS.
Mack Loses Money for American
Learners by Breaking Close Race.

IEw YORK. September 12-Tt is
rnnidly becoming apparent that Connie
Mack, the noted Phrade'phian. In addi-
ZION to being charged with winning an
other remnant and another worlds Sc
ries, which seems just as likely at this
time. also will be charged with caus-
ing quite an unlooked-for financial de-
preston in the American League. Not
but what the magnates expected some
reyerses with the Federal League
harassing them and general war 60
ing on In Europe. but with their race
blown apart two months before the
men they have lost much of the chance
they bad to get n tairly even break
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-13
Eastern VS.. Western Foot Ball
to Be Judged on Harvard
Michigan Game.
AL SHARPE WILL HAVE
DIFFICULT TASK AGAIN
Cannot Easily Develop Another
Eleven at Cornell to Defeat
Pennsylvania.
BY WALTER CAMP.

MOST c o d e II e .
teach players only
to remember not
how to grow.
Half the cand1-
dates for a team
think themselves
cast for the wrong
parts.
The more foot
ball I see the more
l admire natures
h a n d i W ork in
making such a
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

New Orleans, 8: Atlanta, 2.
New Orleans. /; Atlanta. 4.
Nashville. 3: Montgomery, ..
Nashville, O.; Montgomery, 8.
Birmingham. !: Memphis, q
Mobile. 1: Chattanooga o.
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Eddie Eynon won the first sixteen OF
the August tournament at Columbia
which was not decided until this week,
defeating e. Lodge Hill. 4 up and 2, In
the final round He started Hill up,
but had the match squared at the fourth
hole,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-13

PROBLEM BY J. PIERCE.
BLACK.
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Jimmy Dime and his proteee. George
CHIP. had another run of hard luck The
past week. Jimmy had matched Gecrse
WIN RiIly Murray for marathon bat
tie at San Francisco. September 9 whtc,
would have been big aerair but George
training and was OBLIGED to call the
match off. 1t Is possible thew win meet
q little later. but good date has been
spoiled and nice wad of money raised
up. Chip was gong along like wild re.
beating all Corners. when he bumped int
AL McCoy's left at Brooklyn and was nut
to sleep In one round several mont
ago. That hurt his drawing power great
ly and it required careful nursing or
Dimes part to get him back to the lime
light However. he may be all rich
about the time Jimmy Clabby and Edd e
McGoorty are returning from Australi;t
and he may make up for lost chances.
It is probable that when Milburn Say
Tor. the INDIANAPOLIS liehtwei~ht who has
been in Australia the past year. retur,s
to this country he will Re matched with
some star lightweight before Jimmy COT
froth's club at San Francisco in a tver
ty-round battle Savior and his manage.
Raw Bronson. are due to arrive in Sar,
Francisco the latter part of this weel
The boat should reach Frisco about
September IS. unless II was delayed a.:
Samoa or Honolulu on account of the
war Mr.. Coffroth plans on using Saylor
soon after his arrival on the coast, but
nent will be. No doust Promoter COT
nent will be. No doubt Promoter Cof-
froth will select an opponent from the
list including Joe Rivers. Willie Beecher
Joe Axevedo or Harlem Tommy MUIR
ply. 1t also is possible that Saylor may
get on a match with Willie Richie. as
the Indianapolis boy is hot after con-
test with the American champion, as
he would like to get a chance for the
worlds title with Freddie Welsh. After
Saylor's contest on the coast he will
leave for his home In indianapolis and
viii try the ten-round route through the
middle west and east
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complicated machine as a human being.
1.-THE foot ball end who is drawn in is
like most good resolutions-he comes
too late
There are two kinds of golf clubs
the one that you love and is faithful,
and one that you suspect and it de-
ceives you. Better throw the latter
away for good and all.
10 vIcTIs
Here's health to the conquered;
What a list of the brave,
On the court and tie links,
On the field AID the wave!
There was wf:dins in England
To BroOkes Y ded cruwD:
There was Rrooke> at West Side
To Mclaughlin went down.
There was Mac ten at Newport
To Williams gave pace,
For his service found service,
And this King met his ace,
On the links then was Ou.met,
For the British got him,
And Taylor found vardon
His luSter to dim.
Our men on the track
Found Jackson too quick;
Our polo team y 4eided
To the Bririshers' stick
Leander and Jesus
Tie Germans aud Hub
Found Harvard their master
In pulling a tub.
Chick Evans, a favorite,
Passed quickly out;
His ccnaue yielded
In very next bout.
So here's to the conquered
A sp,end array;
They found to their sorrow
Each dog has his day!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

mission. Auirain County. Highway
Commission and County Road Over
seers Association in observing Good
Road Days.
Meeting that day was for the spec
ial purpose Of receiving officers Of
the state Federation OF Commercial
Clubs. but they FAILED to arrive.
Frank Everett, weIlsvilIe. made
splendid good roads speech.
Mexico Farmers Meeting.
On March 25.h and 2ssh, two days
meeting Of farmers was he'd at the
Lyric Tkeater Easss speakers
we're in attensance. Preliminary
plans were made looking to the start
ing Of the Farm Bare4u in Audraiu
County. Managr Smith donated III
Theatre. High school Band furn-
ished music.
Fake Advertising.
On April 4, Club declared Itself op-
posed to fake advertising. ~requestin.
its members to refer all persons soIic
liting such advertising to a special
committee, through the Secretary.
1t Is believed THAI but a small amoun
OF such advertising has been dealt
in by the members. s.nca.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

10 ofsesr. Dirsctorz md Members
q Msxioo conmerriL c1ch
Geatlsusa.
Im2ediateiy fs8nvins The eiectioa
'o< otliesn At tie esose q TIE ars,
rorz q tAs elaA. Prssideaf =,
a Morris appointed coamittees on
ns=nBsrsAR n1nufAetfrsng. pabssrity
vshlie provs,neutseoavenarns.raE
ruadn. mcrchznss. ngrlcnitnrs. fexs
l2sssR Rad sa8caisea.
Later n ne year committees weEs
appolnfed On roads. also da,ryiuG
Coadeas,ng his rerort a. much
a. possible for tAs coaveniesce az ths
press and readers the second ysars
waork mag bs sammarissd sB follows
cenvsrsiens ara cosssntion HaIl.
s5eoes sys pleiEsd or STATE sun
dAy school, csaveaa0a. CoaTeatioz
wAs lost 10 Mexico as no suitable
place for hotalsg sueA msetlng eoaad
be fwnikhsd A. = result. another e
tar wzs made IN the direction u
bzlaing al 1pera house ana coaven-
ton hall Pia1s and estlmasss wers
submitted 70 The Cub &c SScS rs
sax N@s ObEalned. as those most in
teresed REGARDED cost as excessive
Schools
The So. eae.ss bod issued. rsceIY
81 the embarrassment OF the Club.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

~ b. a light freeze. Sowing at sucl
q time allows the seed to get dowr
into me soil. This is a good metho,
to follow in this section when care il
taken 70 SOW when the conditions ar,
right
A second method sometimes fol.
loved in sowing eIoger Il 70 waiI
until the soil has dried sufficiently t.
harrow after sowing. This method Il
a good one IN rather loose soils. but
on u more compact soils Il is VERY
often d%ifieult 20 stir the soil much al
this time Of the year with a common
spike tooth barrow.
The third method aud which. il
practicable to follow. is perhaps the
best Of all is the method OF drilling
the seed as early 10 the spring as the
soil win work well using a disc driil.
setting the drill shallow. This may
be practieed in wheat by crossing the
rows, provided no timothy was sowed
with the wheat in the fall.
Varieties o. Clover
For soils that have a tendency TO
be poorly drained and also for sou
soils alsike clover viii doubtless give
greater satisfaction than red clover.
Mammoth may also do fairly we'll un-
der such conditions.
For the well-drained, sweet soils.
red clover IS easily the queen Of
all varieties. Red clover is a heavier
hay producer than aIsike and pro
iuees a better quality Of hay than the
Mammoth. The price Of alsike and
clover seed Is usually about the
same.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
Acting Trustee.
ApMINIsrRArnn.a nnr,nr

iVH NOTtGE.
Notice Is hereby given that letters
Of administration on the estate Of
Enoch King, deceased, wer,
granted to the undersigned Jan. "a
1914. by the Probate Court Of An.
rain County, Missouri. All persons
having claims against said estate +
required to exhibit the same TO the
Undersigned for allowance within
six months from the date of said let.
ters or they maybe precludea from
any benefit Of said estate, and II
such claims be not exhibited with.
IN one year from date OF this publ
cation they will be forever barred.
sS-ft Walter N. King.
Admlniatrafor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
Audrain Count y
Agricultural Bureaus
Headquarters Mexico, Missouri
E w. RUSK, County Farm Commissioner

Seed ORR testing Is important
EVERYBODY get ready TO test seed
corn. The last seek in February "a
10 BE- a universal seed corn testing
week. Let US plant more ssqs germ
~inaiion seed than ever before. We
can not expect q good crop without
IA uniform stand aad We do not get q
good stand with low terminating
seed.
Ire any sort Of tester you think
handiest jusf 50 1t does the business.
The ragbaby doll tester, the sand
box, the blotter, or perhaps, handiest
Of all tot most Of us will be the egg
crate, using damp sawdust in the eeg
filers. Turn the crate on its side;
I'll the filters with damp sawdusf and
take six grains from each ear Of corn.
two near the butt, two near middle,
and two near tip Of ear-turning the
ear as the grains are removed so all
grains will not come from one side
Of ear. Place each six grains from
each ear Of corn in a separate egg
compartment The Compartments and
ears may be numbered to correspond
BY using small bits Of paper and a pin
for each to pin the number on the ear.
In this way 800 ears may be tested
In each egg case which wiz probably
be enough 70 plant 20 acres. 1t is
only a little work and pays well.
When TO Sow Clover
Three esthods Of sowing are used.
One Is to SOW the seed on the ground
the middle to the last Of this
In following this practice IT
important to SOW at a time when
the ground Is hopey-combed, al we
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

fest and what ] did do was by q greai
effort / could not sleep at night ane
n c0urse felt very bad IN the morning,
and had Q steady headache.
After taking the second bottle / no
ticsd that the headaehe was not so bad,
] rested better, and my nerves were
stronger. | continued IL use until II
mads 3 Bew woman Of me. and now ]
can hardly realize that ] am able to dc
10 mach 81 ! do. Whenever ] know any
Wenaan in need d 8 good medicine |
highly praise Lydia ~ Pinkham's Veg
stAbls Compound. v Mrs. FRANK
CLARK, 3iSs n. Tulip St, Richmond, Ps.
Wesmen Have Reen Telling Women
for forty years how Lydia T.. PinkhAm's
Vegetable Compound has restored their
health when suffering with female Dts.
This accounts for the enormous demand
fea Il from coast 70 coast II you are
troubled with any silment peculiar to
\ omen why don't you try Lydia T..
faakham's Vegetable Compound II
VIII pag you 70 de- 10. Lydia f. Pink
ham Medicine Co.. Lynn, Mass.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
MORE BEDS FOR MEXICO
HOSPITAL ARE ORDERED

Following the increased demand 70
room at the Mexico Hospital fou
more beds have been ordered. wbicl
VIII Increase the number to Is. pa
tienfs are coming to the In~stitut,or
from all parts Of the county az wei
as other places In the State.
The expense Of conducting the bo.
pllal IS very heavy and while Il I.
mot on a paying bssls. yet II q ,sl.
Filling the expectations Of It's ans
friends who felt sure Mexico ueesea
? hospital and IL one were PROVIDED
II would be Literally patronized.
Inc matter of installing a tubercr-
lar ward on the top floor. wb,cn J.
separated from the floor now m -.
q an unoccupied floor, will 10 o.,
ere at the next board meetinr
Such a ward is badly needod bere
according to physicians.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Letters testamentary ON the a.
tate Of J, A. Nichols. dacaasod
we're granted to the UNDERSIGNED -
ON DAY Of January. 1914, by Is,
'rooate Court Of AudraIn county.
All persons having claims ara,us,
sad estate are requested 70 ts.h,n,s
y to me for allowance within six
aOasns after the date Of said Letters
'ney may be Drecldded from anv
Dsneiit Of sucn estate and If such
Gains Be not exhibited within
seAr from the date OF said ,ettars.
meg VIII be forever barred.
foh North Missouri Trust "a.
Mexico, Mo.
W. W. Pollock, Pres.
Executor.
Attest; J. G Mundy, sec.y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

Holiness Services sabbath schooi,
$3.50. Devotional servlces at II a m
and 100 . m. Except the second
and fourth sabhatbs there viii
be preaching morning and evening.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
az 1890. Services above Ricketts, e
Emmons' store. Everybody invited TO
worship the Lord with us.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
vOTIcR or SALE Under

NVitlE OF SALE UNDER
DEED or TRta
Whereas. VIVA Fisher, a Sida
By her certain deed OF trust dats
the 9Th day OF May, 1899, q
" Acknowledged and :
corded In the Recorders =
flee Of the County Of AudraIn y
State OF Missouri IN Trust Deed :
cord 20 at page 1874, couvg
ed to the undesigaa
Trustee the following 7
scribed Real Estate lying and M
situate In the County Of Audraln =
State Of Missouri. to-wit;
Sixty (6o) feet Oft the South @
Of Lots Six tsl and Seven % I
block Eight fS) in Ladd's Addlua
to Mexico, Missouri.
Which said conveyance was raas
trust 10 secure the payment Of
tain negotiable promIssory nots
nther with the interest thereon
"a Deed Of Trust fully describes
And whereas, default has ~
made IN the payment Of the inp's
due upon the note mentioned enc !
scribed in said deed Of trust aeon
Ing 10 the terms and conditions lns'
Of and whereas the said VIVA Fsls
has been dead for more than ninsVa
months.
Now. therefore. l. ]. @. IaAe'aa,
he undersigned Trustee, at 'N
quest Of the legal holder Of SAD "
10 hereby give notice that will o.
friday, the Goth Day Of FsO''e'
1914,
'etween the hours OF 300 oelO'a
n. and 500 O'Clock p. M o. \.
lay. sell said real estate at pl,s
iendue, to the highest bidder
ash. at the east front door Of tDs :. !.
rain County Court House, ID
Nv ~ Max,co Missouri, for w
urpose Of discharging the deDa
ured by said deed Of trust
crest due thereon, and the
| executing this trust.
ut J. G. Laksnan
Trustee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
Administrative
Sale
Wednes day,Feb
10 A. M.

I viii. az Administrative Of the es
tate Or James c. Lover deceased on
the 2ssA dsy Of Feb. a. the residence
Of the deceased. 4 miles north Of
Rush Hili and 3 IL miles northwest
Of Laeldonia. seil the following prop
cry. to-Ntt.
"a HEAD HORSES AND MULES
Gray draft horse. 1 years o'd, broke
/ large bay horse 4 years old, well
broke; I bay saddle horse coming
years Old. broke to ride; 1 brown
mare 10 years old: l large brown
mare; 2 aged mares; ] coming four
year old horse male, broke; two com
ing three year old mare mules. four
good coming two year old mnles.
? HEAD CATLTLELI thorobred
shOrthofn bull; l Jersey COW in
milk, | large red COW in milk.
100 H0GS--I Large Dnroc Jersey
boar, . brood sows. SO shoats ayerag
ing about 40 lbs.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS Avery
corn planters: 2 onehorse wheat
drills. 2 disc euitiyators: / large
spadeF harrow; / sulky hay rake;
moving machine. galvanized water
tank, seeder. 1s-inch ploH, three Sec
ton harfos, bob-sled. etc.
HARNESS Two or three sets Of
work harness: three stands OF bees
and some bee hives.
TERAiS-AH sums oG $40 ana un-
der. cash; over that amount. a cred
II Of nine months Nfth interest at 8
Per eenk from date Of sale. An part
les desiring credit must give a
bankabis note before property is re-
moved. LNrnch on grounds. >
"a. AtchisoD. Auct; E. A Feutz.
Clerk.
5isit TABFTHA J. LOWER.
Admx.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

Perr las a nsr~A4sss delivery
svsn sssversss beng maze tr al
.sor~ AZ sszses Pereas aars.E tAs
.au
EsLLs COUNTY. No.
eogs nav.
SsE Jss6on- Ne Pa "a
Al the tczi uptoe esscaoz hs1 h
RaEs cc..ey to-dzr. sAs drEs wa
~ 81 majority. wa Two suan Pre-
clarss 10 hear fru2
3 ssoxEfAu CT soxa Ae vose-
.oNLS TWO SoTE
AGAINST soNo ISSUE
Hoxane No. zee Il
Al paehI esectf0a n Nakzse 10
day Gals tvo v0tss were cast aezans'
he issos o. t1eos soads for marad-
amszisg ard eskerrss ~imprcFinS
traas NokAne nerer has Totsd
do~n . bad Issue Tor Pabiie I'M
proremenfE
LANDNsEs HoTEL IN
FULTON BURNS.
Faiton- NO FshEIh
: ne LzasmAnu hotel. q laAamaFk
Of Foaion, was Quilted las; nsght b.
IRE Of anknown origin The hota
wzs o. ne sEs for the new Gov
eminent hailding and vas Va
ezted yesterday foElowinx an order
from Ire Postofflce Degsrtnseut-
CHILD IS sURNED TO DEATH
Noatsomsry CITY. no. FEB. Il.
, Wesley Darts. II year Old soa o
NJ. and Mrs william Davis q
Montgomery cozz;y. vas barne
Ehile pzying nesr a fire. The fzmIl
vas n an adjoining room Another
ehA was drowned in q wei las
Summer.
Grain $ being shipped IN a stead
stream E X Butts has anloaaea
on an average Of I've cars a wee
sncs last November l. J. y. Coo1t
has shipped in as many PER week
Besides this there has been much il
] divisusl buying and several feeders
have elasbed together and buy fses
The Caiyre Farmers Raresu out q
Plasssnt Plains buss its feed thr
its organ Eat oa--VsndAh Lesdar-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
FRED ENGLISH CANDIDATE

Fred English a prominent young a,
torney Of st. Louis, well known here
and a brother OF Mrs. G. P. Arnold
is candidate for Congress in the tOtf
District Mr.. Englishis a graduate
Of Harvard University aud making a
success Of bis work. He should make
most acceptable Congressman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19

Horses.
April 18th Club entertained visitor
who were in the city buying saddl.
horses at the sale that week, at !;
banquet in Toalson Hall. More than
200 men were present AT this meet
ing Mexico was called %the saddle
horse center Of the world and 9TH
Lexington (KyJ Of Mo. The Episco
pal ladies served an excellent menu
which was much appreciated.
Rex Mcdonald.
This grand old king OF saddle
horses had passed from US forever, bu
not TO be forgotten while tie present
generation survives.
His fame viii continue long after
him and go down In the history OF
the State.
A fund is being ra 'sed for the pur.
pose Of building a monument in Cen
ter Field of the Fair Ground at the
spot where he nov rests. This is a
~eommendable movement upon the par
Of prominent citizens and should be
continued until the object is com.
pleted
Mexico Fair.
The fair was a credit and a lcces
in ptaFV vuav { oroa oenaraI.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-19
S0TICE or SALE UNDER
DEED OF TRUST


Whereas. B. y. Miller and Lulu MI
Ter. his wife, By their Ger
taln deed Of trust dated the s9th
day Of March. 1913. duly ac-
kuowledged and recorded
in Recorders office OF the
County Of Audrain and State Of Mis-
souri, in Trust Deed record book 40,
at page 80. conveyed to Frank
Buckley. Trustee. the following de
scribed real estate. lying and being
situate In the County Of Audrain and
State OF Missouri. to-wit;
Commencing at the Southwest
corner OF the intersection Of Mapls
and Water streets( Water street now
being known as North Clark Avenuel
in the city OF Mexico. Missouri. ana
run West on the South line Of Mapls
Street One Hundred and Fourteen
QUO Feet, tssacs South Sixty t60l
Feet, thence East One Hundred AM
Fourteen U14) Feet to the West lin
of North Clark Avenue (formeriy Wa
ter Street. thence North Sixty tsol
feet to the point Of beginning. TIT
aforesaid real estate being known q
Lot Six Co In City Survey Number
forty one ZAP in the City OF Mex
leo. Nc.
Which said conveyance was made
in trust to secure the payment OF ;
certain negotiable ~promissory note
and in said Deed Of Trust fully de
scribed.
And Whereas, said Deed Of Trus
provides that II said promissory not
or interest due thereon or any part o
II shall be allowed TO remain due ans
unpaid. the said Trustee. or in case o
his inability or refusal to act, th'
then acting Sheriff OF Audraln County
Missouri. shall become his SUCCESSOR
And. whereas, Frank Buckley. III.
Trustee named In said Deed OF Trust
refuses to act and whereas.
the undersigned. j. W. Barnett
was the acting sheriff of AudrniI
county on January l. 1914.
which was the day on which Ii,
promlssory note secured BY said dee,
OF trust became due.
And whereas, said promissory not,
30 secured by said deed OF trust ii
now past due and remains unpaid.
Now therefore /, j. w. Barnett, th.
acting Sheriff OF Addraln County
Missouri. at the time sais
promissory note became due
at the request OF the legal holder 81
; said promissory note win. on
Friday the 27th day Of February,
A. D., 1914,
between the hours OF 8 O'Clock n
m. and5 O'Clock p. m. of that day
proceed to sell the real estate above
described at public vendue 10 the
highest bidder at East front door OF
the Court House in the City Of Mex.
leo, Missouri for cash. to pay said
debt and interest and the costs and
expenses OF executing this Trust
49-4t j. w. Barnett,
Acting Trustee.