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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-01
His Statement on Mexican
Affairs Postponed to
Tomorrow
1T WAS ANNOUNCED
IN WASHINGTON
What Caused the President
to Change Mind Was
Not Announced

: Washington, D. c., June President
Wilson announced to-day that he prob
ably would defer making public his state
ment on Mexican affairs until tomorrow
morning.
1t is said that the president viii serve
notice on the revolutionary leaders that
looting and pillaging in the name Of lib
erty'' must be stopped and that order
shall be re-esta blished.
He will warn Carranza, Villa and "a
pata and the other leaders that they
must compose their differences or the
United States will be compelled to act
for the protection of the 100000 who
have been reduced to state of starva-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-01
BODY EXPECTED TONIGHT
And Burial Of Ex-Governor McLullough's
Remains Will Be at North Bennington.

Bennington, june 1.-The body of ex
Governor John G. Mccullough, who dice
in New York City Saturday night, is ex,
pected to arrive here late o-day and the
funeral will be held Wednesday, with
burial in the old vanlt at North Benning,
ton.
John Griffith Mccullough was born near
Newark, Del, Sept. IS, 1885, son OF
Alexander and Rebecca (Griflith) McCul-
Tough. He was educated in the public
schools and graduated from Delaware
college at the age of 90
He studied law in Philadelphia and
completed a course in the law school Of
the University of Pennsylvania with the
class of 1859. Being compelled to seek a
milder climate, he located at Mariposa,
Cal, and obtained admission to the bar
of the state. He had an active part in
the campaign that resulted in saving
California to the Federal cause. He was
elected to the assembly and year later
to the state Senate. In 1863 he was
elected attorney general and later took
up the practice Of law in San Francisco.
In 1873 be moved to North Bennington.
Through his law practice in California
he had acquired q considerable fortune,
which he invested in banking and rail.
road enterprises. For eight years he was
vice president Of the Panama Railroad
Co. and succeeded the president. Trenor
w. Park, upon the death of the latter in
1882 In 1854 he was made director of
the Erie Railroad Co. and four years
later became chairman of the executive
committee of that corporation. He was
one of the two Receivers appointed in
1893 to reorganize the company. For To-
years he was president of the Chicago &
Erie Railroad CO., and filled the same
position with the Bennington & Rutland
Railroad Co. for Is years. He was presi-
dent of the First National bank of north
Bennington at the time of his death and
had been in recent years a director in the
Bank of New YORK, the New York Sc
curity & Trust Co. .he Fidelity & Cas-
ualty Co. the National Life Insurance
Co. of Vermont, the American Trading |
Co. of New York, the New York & Jersey
City Tunnel Railroad Co.. the Central
Vermont Railway Co., the Atchison. To |
peka & Santa Fe Railroad Co., the Lack |
awanna Steel Co. and other corporations
He was regular attendant at the Re-
publican state conventions for more than
! quarter of century. 0r three ocea-
sions he was delegate TO presidential
He WAS a state senator
from Remington county in lsos and in
1902 he was elected governor in one of
.he most vigorously fought campaigns in
.he history of the state
He married in 1871 Eliza Hall Park,
laughter OF Trenor W. Park. who sur
lives. together with four children, Hall
Park Mccullough. a New York attorney;
Mrs. Thornton F. Turner OF Bennington,
ella S. Mccullough of P, ughkeepsie, \.
T., and Esther NJ. Mccullough of North
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-01
DEATH OF J. eIovANELrr
who Was One Of Early Italian Stone
cuttsrt IN Barre.

John ciorsnpFii m, 81 the hrst italian
stone cutters a. come - Barre snd =
former rnernher ri Tire Barre Gitizrrs'
tsnd. pss.ea svsy 81 his huns On Third
street Monday ferenoou 81 la oeloet
Nr csinraualif's denth followed rn illness
- more thsn = vesr the rna t1inr due
- a. sttsek - heart t-nsslaf Resfdss
re -ffe Mrs NirriHia fsfarsnsli tiip
asrrsssi leaves = fsurifrr Miss Ats
fsisraueiH HIS nufher Errs fn sv-itrsr-
isns
NJ ciusnrsIn pns horu u SwftxrrlnnH
- Ssr--ntrs 1s7l. 20 cane a. Barre
- q ruuue usn snS ssttind hers q rssrs
sgn. His nss-tFs tn Mr. f-iDrsnsiif
tuck rlaee - rsars sro - wns fnr %
veers faifhfui eupi1rF NJ nuug Brns
fe1irwiug tfs stane rtttrr's nsa1uss IN
tisruuriouf tl.st peried Fusse-sinr o.
1isusI fslrrf foF urusr. NJ fsiursurili
ssrlr srrdliuf n ths nrrrf hua srE u-rs
iarr i5sutifsf uftt tlist urrsrizrtirr a.
; fa.z iarrn rlefer 80 tssirnr.sE e.
fs-smsr rne sNmtH w ~ nf
1gts Fnn rnI m ~ isie mf SO hnsss
TrsTt,-4daF sfssrnaaf 81 afiast Fr
ss-ruaff nfF - usaGt ir Hnra rrfnrfr-r
d uss NJ rsiersrerils rsuursf ftrt
fosrrs ~ nrrsssf 81 his fnue-sl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-01
TOOTH ANNIVERSARY
OF Masonic Lodge at Wilmington Being
Observed.

Brattleboro, June l.--Social lodge, No.
3S, F. and A. NJ, Of Wilmington began
this afternoon the celebration OF the
Tooth anniversary of its organization.
Orrin r. Buell., a former worshipful mas
ter, gave the address of welcome, and
Colonel Kittredge Haskins of this town,
past grand master of the grand lodge and
worshipful master OF Social lodge in 1850,
gave a historical address showing thae
Social lodge was an offshoot of Mount
Moriah lodge of Wardsboro. He cited
many interesting incidents in It's history,
one being the act of tyler in labbing
with his sword a man who attempted to
forceh is way into the lodgeroom.
A banquet will be served at 8 o'clock
and at 1880 Worshipful Master Floyd S.
Crafts will open the lodge on the thirn
degree and the degree of Master Mason
will be conferred.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-01
sNITH-LASE
eosasrs erssuss. Ia wif. q Waterbury
Msr.

Miss y Halle lane of Mortpsiisr and
Husrrh T. smith ~ Waterbury wers
urited " rnsrrisgs lssf evening 81 tn
ir-srs ~ fis hridss aunt. Nrs. p ~. Pea
n Rrisfoi. Csnn- fhs ofieistinF clerEt
rsr is5us Esv. Z. L. wasusr ~ ths
pr5stal tpnrvsgHtignsl churrh sud ths
asus.s rinr eersusrr- hefns ussa. ~
fs-5as w-ns sfssnasa ~ Nrs Cfssyies rsrk
- ~ trurtrs1isf snd fis rrgou ~ Eoiln
81. Cr.~fr II nastor 1ss ts-sss v.ns RS
o. sunr - hsr tr-tb.r, Arthur =. flsrs.
81 Nee Aurk
TIE trias - - grndaat4 Of Gcddsfd
.sr1fua-v. sFter ~fltrh she sttsn8ed tho
Nsu Fnslars Gon.srrntarT - Mt'sie srs
iss.- tfss R--srt q st-nttsr h1sir-ss 80
ssrs n p-~tur Fn- snrrs tsrns sts hss
t.ar su-rlaFsE is tis trsssu-sFs dsr.srt
rsssst ~ 80 Natigual Lifs inaurNn-F Co
~ Nrurs--.lsar. Trs grvuw = fn~t
.s.sst -rIisrs nsr. riEss ~ lPf sui =
- r---s~-.s sitt 80 Msrn-es Tair 81 ~
q sse~fnrrr W. srf Wrs ~sa,tt NfI 81
80 % lss Miss ssrrst. Nursfeiis-.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-01
s.poo GERMANS TAKEN.
wsrksnssr's LEFT Wing Il Hurled Bstk
sf prrsrrrl

Fet-grrzd. 1uns l.-fsen R1srtsussr's
isft wfug. sttsrr.ftinr q snefrtls Pr
snrysf has ksesr huriad k9-k asro-s fhs
san Tas Fnssisrs hsWs naauriaa ti,p
r7nsrs 81 Enrf-kuw sus Nnkia wshirh
sifr srifn slFser Ferrrsrs1 ssrrrr5rz
fsH r-fsrrHrs frfiufir'e ssxfr rfiarrs
and ntt- na.llns .r1s snz searlll.t lee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-01
PRESIDENT SENDS wREATHs
IS Garlands Go to Graves of Country'l
Beloved Dead.

Washington, June President vii.
son yesterday sent fifteen Memorial day
wreaths TO soldiers graves throughout
the country.
Among them were offerings for Grants
tomb In New York, President McKin-
ley's at Canton, o. President Garheld's
at Cleveland, and those of Gen. Lawton
and Gen. Liscom, Major Archie Butt and
the unknown dead" at Arlington.
None was sent TO the grave Of Mrs.
Wilson, Memorial day falling on a diff
ferent date in the southern from that
in the northern states.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-01
DEArH AT East opAseE
xrs Posrsv Blsk. Pss-,s Avsy sunssy
Fwsrirr

M~s. Csrnrlsst1s NJ Hlsks. wSss ~ Rod.
nsv Bake. a p-yr1inErt Ksst nrErrs
fsr~rsr. Fies Euniav evening sftsr .
lurr rs-ius - fsiiinr h.slft nesiars
tsr f.ssssnH sls lrsres . 80 Hsr e.
fl,sr. Eai-r Eais ~ Essi TuFst.arr. is
erfti-nnr n NeFnrs hsr nns~risgf ths
as-rsaa5s rs-as wNs rhssiests wHis
TTs.s Fnr--s1 w71 - hsl1 - thf Urfur
fhu-rf n East n-HrFf Wsarssazr aft-
a--a~r ruF 80 frr-trl r5I - n tts
TrEsts- -rrnFt.~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-01
THINKS TWAS PANTHER.
Animal Seen in Dover crouched and Tben
Skunk of.

Brattleboro. June l.--While n. J.. John.
son Of Newfane was crossing a pasture In
Dover Saturday afternoon, having gone
there 90 turn out a horse, he saw an ami
NAL approaching some distance away
which be says unquestionably was q pan.
ther. When the panther saw Mr.. John.
son II crouched fat on the ground. re-
naming In that position several minutes.
Mr.. johnson having stopped at the same
time. When Mr.. johnson moved again
the animal skunk OF into the woods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-01

to-day in which claims are made of q
successful artillery engagement as a, re
suit Of which a battalion of Austrians IN
the northeast of Capinove was dispersed
Considerable military activity on the part
of the Serbians has been noted also on
the Albanian frontier.
Several months have passed since Ser
bia has been actively engaged in impor-
tant military operations against Austria
the last heavy fighting being reported in
December.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-01
Proposes Arms Embargo.

An embargo against the expectation of
arms to Mexico and against imports of
foodstuffs to the United States as a step
toward relieving famine conditions below
the Rio Grande has been proposed to
President Wilson by Miss Mabel Board
man of the executive committe OF the
American Red Cross.
Reports to the Red Gross and TO the
state department indicate that in spite
OF the famine, foodstuffs are being
shipped out of Mexico to the United
States, Cuba and elsewhere. and in the
United States are being sold cheaper than
over the Mexican line.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-01
D'AxNuNzIo JOINS THE ARMY
Italy's Patriotic Poet Receives Lieutsn.
ants Commission.

Rome. June l.-oabreis D'Annunzio.
noted Italian poet. yesterday received
. commission ss lieutenant in the ltal-
ian army.
D'Annun1io attempted r. obtain p.r-
mission 10 sccompany the Italian battle
feet. but he Application vas refused by
the minister ~ narine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-01
ALL The oFFIcERs SAVED.
From the Msjestie. According 70 Admir-.
atty Rsport.

Ir,rdan. Juue q. " noon The ss-rr-
tnrr 81 tho sdinirsitv auuuunced to-day
that 81 tis Ofierrs ~ ths British hettls-
stip Mnjsstie. u.sifh vss slnk Nsv p ~
ths GsilopoH rsniusuls ~ submarine,
ha~s h..rn saved
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-01
SERBIA RESUMES
HER OPERATIONS
osins Are Nss. - sucoszstui Ar-Be-y
Enrsrrrert Against Assris. Firrt
Tire n Mary worfhs

Nfst Ssrt6s sfs Isun6-r. 7aur ]. % N
r-Tbs rssnu7r-ti1r ~ military H-tIt-
~ ~ tts rsrf ~ Ssrtis srairss Austris
u nti-stst e - uEs1lkl snngunosulsrt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-01
BRITISH SUBMARINE
OFF CONSTANTINOPLE
Irsnsportstion Of Turkish Troops 20
the Dsr6snellss is Seriously In
tsrfsrse with. Says
PsreYf

l,ondrn. Iuns Z. On .07 a. n-An An
srs dislsteb - ths Efchsngs Telegraph
eoupsry savs 4 y learned there thst
fi,s trsnsp1rtstion If Tnrkist tr-ous
q the Dsranusli-s res heen interrupted
- operxfions - q British submarine
frrisinr IN frtnf ~ Con-ts nfinorls
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-01

London, june /, SOL p. m
Ninety bombs were dropped in the
raid on London last night by Zep-
pelins. Four persons were killed
and a few injured. No public
buildings were damaged. This in
formation was given out officially.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-01
Solemn IS 4nories of War
z SSe, We're Recalled in
Nxercises in Observance
Of Memorial Day in Barre,
and Graves of the Depart
ed We're Garlanded in a
Reverent Spirit
ADDRESS WAS'GIVEN
BY GEORGE w. STONE

Several Fraternal Orders
and Allied Patriotic Or
ganizations Assisted d
Crandall Post, G. A. R., in
Memorial Held in Barre
Yesterday-The Exercises
We're Held at the Opera
House
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-01
German Airships Flew Over
Certain Outlying Sections
of the City, but the People
Are Ignorant of Facts Ex-
cept for Bare Announce
ment by Admiralty
| NUMEROUS FIRES PER-
HAPS PART OF PLAN

People Of the City Are Going
About Their Usual Tasks
and the Papers Are Pro-
hibited from Publishing
Information Except Ad-
miralty Announcement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-18
HENRY HOWELL is NOW
CASHIER OF POWELL BANK

Powell, Wyo., Nov. 15--By a deal
contaminated last week the controll-
ing stock Of the Powell National bank,
owned by John B. Arnold, formerly Of
Mexico, Mo-, and T. A. Snidow of Bill
ings and T. W. Marshall of Powell,
was sold to j. f. Bowling, Abbott VIII
liams, W. A. Longley and George B.
Kerper, Jr., all residents of the pro-
ject.
Mr.. Bowling, who has had Is yeas
experience in the mercantile business,
in which he was very successful, sue
ceeds Mr.. Arnold as president; Mr..
Williams remains vice president and
Henry W. Howell, % years old, son of
John W. Howell, Of Mexico, Mo-, who
has been assistant cashier of the bank
for two years, has been elected cash
Ter to succeed Mr.. Marshall. He is a
brother of E. A. Howell, cashier Of
the First National bank of Hardin.
The bank is the oldest in this city
having been organized in January,
1909, and since then its business has
shown a steady growth. The capital
at the present time is s25,000, sur
plus and undivided profits $1,000, and
deposits $4,000
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-18
Notice Of Trustee. S,,.

WHEREAS, M. H. C,sr
his wife, Mary L. Gray, BY ~,
tain deed Of trust duly mad
and acknowledged on June 4. =
1906, and filed for record in a.
Of the Recorder Of Deeds Of 49,
County, Missouri, on Jun. -
1906,and recorded in the deed -
records of said county and 81
book 20 at page SO, did cow, f.
the undersigned, as trustee
The West half Of the sous,.
Quarter (A1 Of Section On n
Township Fifty (5O) Range
(9l West, containing in al ~,
(S0) acres more or less all ,its,s
and being IN Audrain County, NJ !
trust to secure the payment a
certain promissory note in ss1 n
Of trust described: and vA,,,'
said note is past due and unpaid n
default in the payment thered
been made by the signer tberas
NOW THEREFORE,. at the rsau|
Of the legal owner and holder d
note, and IN pursuance Of Ia 4
vision Of said deed Of trust
sell at the East trout door d
court house in Mexico, Missouri
above described land on
Saturday. Nov. 10Th. 1915,
between the hours Of 0 O'Clock N
forenoon and five O'Clock in Ia
ternoon Of said day, for cash, b
highest bidder. at public vendus Y
the purpose Of paying said debt d
costs Of executing this trust.
35-4t G. +. Clark, Trusts
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-18
NEXT YEARS cHAUTAUoUA.

MEXIC0'S Chautauqua grows
more popular from year to year, and
we are glad to know that the next
years. program vii be the best ever.
The Redpath-yaNter people put on
the best Chautauqua there ID IN the
country. and referring TO next years
program, the management IN writing
The Ledger from Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
Esys:
Il am glad to be able TO announce,
even at this early date, that the pro-
gram as outlined for 1916 Is q peach.
We believe it's the best yet We bank
our hopes Of ueeess on two things;
q big program and the cooperation
Of our friends. Neither Of these
could make It alone. Together, they
form a combination that can't be
busted.
1--WE accept the contract for 1916
and thank you for your part in max
ing it possible. In filing that con-
tract We are going TO celebrate the
tenth anniversary Of our Chautauqua
career. The whole machinery Of our
big plant is already at work 70 make
It a celebration with which you will
take pride in being associated
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-18
From Last Week
80 Years Ago.

N~ nav
Ten business houses and one DWELL
ing in CcntraIia were destroyed by
FIRE.
Mccubbin Bros, bought the Potts
restaurant.
Born, to L. b. Morris and wife, a
daughter.
W. G, Gregory, Of st. Louis, form
erly Of Mexico. and Miss Matte Al
len, were married at Williamsburg,
Mo.
W. E. Veerkamp was a teacher in
the Rush Hill public school.
George Culver was installed express
agent at Rush Hill in place Of Mr..
Reush, resigned.
Luther Moss, Of Laddonia , was
knocked down and robbed near the de-
pot in Mexico.
fowler Bros, Drug Store, Of Van
dalia, burned.
The Rev. 7. J. Enyeart, formerly of
Meadville, Mo-, was pastor Of the
Methodist Church in this city.
Married at the residence of Chas.
futile, in Mexico, Samuel West, Of
Keokuk, Iowa, and Miss Lizzie Lob
erman, of Macon City, Mo.
L. F. Walker conducted a grocery
store in Rush Hill.
John Crow and Miss Lizzie Cald-
well, both Of Audrain, were wed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-18

THE big revival services at JEFF
ferson City are meeting with splendid
success. Two or three hundred people
are hitting the saw-dugt trail every
night Last Sunday night Hon. S. B.
Cook, formerly Of Mexico, now pres
ident Of the Central Missouri Trust
Co, at Jefferson City, and his son,
Howard, went forward and at the
Of the meeting Mr.. Cook
contributed 1900 towards the sap
port Of the management And that's
not all The best part Of it is that
Mr. Cock ia made Of the kind Of stuff
that sticks, and his many friends IN
Mexico congratulate him on the step
he has taken.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-18
InHN RLIIs MARRIED.

John Ellis, a prominent young Aud
rain county farmer residing north Of
this city, and Miss Mary Moore, a
charming Monroe county girl. resid-
ing near Central school, yer mar
ried Tuesday by the Rev. Henry
Neighbours, of this city. The cere-
mony was a quiet affair only the
immediate members Of both families
being in attendance. They took
g wedding trip to St. Louis.
Mr.. Ellis is a splendid young man,
a graduate of the Mcmillan High
School and held in the highest esteem
by all who know him. The bride is a
lovely young woman, capable and
exceptionally accomplished. The Led
ger joins the many friends of both
young people in extending best wishes
and congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-18
Notice Of Trustees Sals


WHEREAS. +. j. MOHim
widower, by his certain
Of trust duly made, q
and acknowledged on JanuanA
1905, and filed for record in The q
of the Recorder Of Deeds Of Auhh
County, Missouri, on January Z
1905, and recorded in the deed dM
records of said county and sza !
book q at page AIS, did convey !.
the undersigned as trustee
The North half (h) Of the NaA
half thD Of the Northwest icua
IA Of the Northwest quarter (hlf
Section Five t5) and the North M
I'D of the North half III d u
Northeast fourth (Al Of the NuA
east quarter (A) of Section six VI
all in Township Fifty (5Ol Range i
(10l, west Of the 5th p. m, contains
20 acres, more or less, in Audzi
County, Missouri. In trust :
secure the payment Of q
certain promissory note in said u
Of trust described: and whsfal
said note is past due and unpaid, u
default in the payment thereof :
been made by the signer thereof
NOW THEREFORE, at the req1'
of the legal owner and holder Of -
rote, and in pursuance Of the 70
vision Of said deed of trust VI
sell at the East front door d o
court house in Mexico, Missouri 2
above described land on
Friday, Nov. 10, 1915, !.
between the hours of 9. O'Clock IN p
forenoon and 1--WE O'Clock in the = |
ternoon Of said day, for cash, % =
highest bidder. at public venduer y
the purpose Of paying said debt y
costs of executing this trust,
35-4t S. NJ. Locke, Trustee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-18
ELECTRIC RAILROAD GETS
CHARTER FROM THE STATE

A charter was issued by Secretary
Of State Roach Wednesday to the
Mexico & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Of this city. The company has a cap
itaI stock of 100000 and is incorpor-
ated by J. A Bolts, W. W. Mundy, W.
NJ. Beamer and ]. P. Cauthorn of No
limo, Mo-, and T. C. Bolts, ]. D. Bates
and W. w. Bolts Of Mexico, who con
stitute the Board of Directors.
1t is stated in the application that
the road is now virtually, constructed.
It will be operated from a connection
with the Chicago & Alton at Mexico
to a point in Monroe County 16 miles
northeast.
1t Is stated the road is the property
of the Mexico Improvement and Con
struction Company, and will be oper-
ated by electricity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-18
MONEY FOR HOME.

Miss Emma T. Kieselhorst, former
st. Louis public school teachers, by
her will, filed for probate in st. Louis
Monday, left the bulk Of her estate,
said to be worth about $4,000, to hui
name societies.
She requested $1,000 each to the
MISSOURI Humane Society and Ameri-
al Educational humane Society;
$500 each to st. Louis Children's Hos
pital and Antivivisection Society Of
Philadelphia; $500 to the Congrega-
tional Missionary Society; $500 to
the Kings Daughters State Home for
Aged Women at Mexico, Mo-, and
$500 and her household furniture to
the Home of the Friendless.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-18

WHEREAS, Waltes :
Mary L Arbnl, his A1ea
deed Of trust dated Japps-- 2
filed April End. 1912 y
in Beck IS, at page s7s rev
c0rder's oGce Of Ap5,h ed
Missouri at Mexico, eoBvaa
the undersigned trustee
pose Of securing the b
therein mentioned, tie f,T
eribed real estate, toyit.
east Quarter tsEA Of u. Ne Ne.
Quarter (NEkD; and "a Sora
Quarter (NEA) Of ~ SorA
Quarter tSEh) Of ser,io "s
four tstli and the West Es,,
Of the Southwest Quar-.
and the Southwest opaS 9sBS
Of the Northwest Quartz, wv
Section Thirty-hve (S5l, N SHSs
ship Fifty-two (52) Nor,S = Ish
Six 60. West Of the sS u Rssn
tanning 200 acres, exeen, anm|
Thirty lsol feet IN wiSh Ae S|
Southwest Quarter tswE1 q u
Southwest Quarter (sws1 = N
Section fhirIy-nve t35l 4. " 81
County, Missouri, and Aata
WHEREAS. defaul. h..
in the payment Of the 1qis ~ uaa
provided IN said deed ~ Aia II
reason Of which. the leeal So't N
holder Of the indebtedness ts't ns' u
cured. has declared the Who'll
Indebtedness to be due, eli !, = "
now remains unpaid. Hd|
NOW THEREFORE,. Ipcx
ard. the undersigned trust. y sAa
request Of the legal owner All
Of said indebtedness, do bs s,l s
notice that | viii, on m
Saturday, December lin IA.
Between the hours of 500 Ivy
m, and 500 o'clock D. m. a,
sell said real estate at uubis
TO the highest bidder, ss 'saea
East front door Of the AudraiS y
Court House, in Mexico, NiSs"S
the purpose Of d~iseharging M
tedness secured by said deeS !
the interest due thereon, and d.
of executing this trust.
38-4t B. C. Howar5 +,
FIRST publication November iSs ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-18


Theo. J.. Williams to Nellie Landon
McIntire, Quit Claim, Consid. $500
N 10 feet Of S. 40 feet of Lot IS,
Woodlawn Place, Mexico.
T. VOORHEES, Coons to Frank A. San
nebeck, Quit Claim, Consid. s1.OO and
other w. u of NE & E v Of Ell Of
Z X of NV of 34-53-s.
cOrdelia Sampson by TT. to Mexico
Savings Bank, Trustees Deed, Consid.
$500 NV part Of Lot 10, City Survey
40, Mexico.
H. P. French to G. L. Dopp, War
ranty, Consid. $500 w V Of Sc NE
and W X Of NE Sc Of 29-50-7.
Central West Constructor Co., to
Martin o. Clutter, Warranty, Consid.
s225 Lots 8, Q, and SO in Block 6, Fair
view Place. Mexico.
Ada Cornett ct al to James W. Cole
man, Warranty, Consid. $500 NE 4
Of Lot ~, Mrs. Sparks Southern Addi-
ton to Mexico.
Henry J. Roe TO Cynthia z. Harris,
Warranty, Consid. $1,000 Lot 10 in
sub-diy. Of Lot 5, City Survey SO,
Mexico.
L. Ahrens to D. B. Chapman, War
ranty, Consid. $1,000 Lots 4, s, 6, 4,
6, Q, 10, II and IL, Block 5, Original
Martinsburg.
D. B. Chapman to L. Ahrens, War
ranty Consid. 1880 W " Of sW sw
of 1857 & so by ITO feet adjoin-
ing same on Southeast.
Williams & Sharp to William AL
bus, Warranty, Consid. $4,000 Lots /
& 2 Of NV Of 1920.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-11-18

J. KELLY POOL, secretary TO the
capitol commission at jefferson City.
was operated on this week for herniaI
tumor at the hospital in jefferson
City, and his many friends in this
part Of Missouri viii be glad to learn
that while he is very Ill from the af-
ter-efeets Of the ether, the operation
was a success, and Mr.. Pool win be
able to attend to his duties again very
shortly.