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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05
MIRACLE


NEW Sled NLiE4r
Requiring only me half busAd
seed per acre and yielding tremsna
crops. This wheat is destined . !
tablish new records among w
growers. Write 1T once conceus
our profitable method for you 70
started this fall with Miracle WIZ
No charge made for seed until ergI
s..si s@sstssi.
We also have an attractive prop
ition for an agent IN this county
introduce Miracle Wheat to those y
do not see this advertisement
NEW JERSEY SEED CO.
Camden. n. J.
w1t Box So.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05
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sassnday-7ao to $50 Militar!
sketehing.
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tioaai work, sach as gallery practice
cavalry instruction. sand box studies
Yours,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05
Joins New Organization.

F. W. Pitcher j. home from Quincy,
Ill, where he met with a number Of
other retail jewelers. from all parts
Of the country and organized The
Manufacturing Jewellers Of America.
. million dollar organization. They
viii purchase a number Of large jew
elry manufacturing plants and in This
way plan to eliminate the expense Of
the middleman and sell their goods
much cheaper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05

SPITE Il The NORWOOD III Iife's
draaght II embitse1z the s#eetest
natures ard darkens the fairess bross.
Il underraines character ard succors
the veBofaoas. II has never brought
Itself any good but Injuries the inno-
cent II divides families. tears +
aander friendship, ard kills commnn-
isies. II i borne Of ignorance and
noariehed BY seIhshuess. II il a sur
vival Of the BtonH age embellished with
all the refnernents civilization has
which can make it q thousand fold
more poignant. The greatest enemy
spite has Ii the spirit m Christianity
Honesty Of purpose, true fellowship
and eigie pride know it only as an en-
ems. II fears the light and turks
where the shadows are deepest 1t
whispers ~iunnendoa. accuses behind
the back ard argues only with its
kind Logic is the alkali for its acid.
Its touch soils, its breath fetid. It's
paths are devious, its purpose relent-
ious. But II has one redeeming fea-
ture, II It may be called such. II kills
itself.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05
wins Writers PRIZE

Miss Carrie sproul received notice
Saturday that she had won first prize
in a contest in Hollands Magazine.
Dallas. Texas, for the best letter on
equal suffrage. Miss Sprouts many
Mexico friends will be glad to hear Of
her success. .4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05

]. Wat Woodbridge is homo after =
pleasant trip to Chicago and Nil
waukee. where he attended the an
nual convention Of the Northwestern
Life Insurance Companies agents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05

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deem hjrnseH n onlv fer her AXE
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05

Miss Lucille Howell leaves Tuesday
for On extended visit in the West.
She win visit her brother. Z. A.
Howell at Hardin, Mont, and Henry
Howell, at Powell Wyoming, besides
spending some time 1T Billings, Mont.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05

Z. R. Wagner, Of st. Louisghas taken
temporary charge Of the Haas-Lieber
Grocery CO. Mrs. Wagner will join
her husband within a few days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05

Mrs. Martha Miller and her grand
son, William Pemberton, cf Fulton,
are here to spend ten days with Mrs.
Miller's son, II. z. Miller.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05

August 4th waa the next to the
coolest day we have had this summer.
The minimum temperature for to-day
was o. Only n day in July was
colder than this. 1t registered four
degrees lower.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05

viii sell my fine ycsag p.,;..
Jersey buII, ~orsiz Jap, On ~
desired WI. F=s his COS, Il =.
fees. Il owned IN town. beior
paid for. Until sold vii b !, .
plAea 2 miles south Of Mem, /,
500 for unregistered. l2a !.
tered eOws payable at the eat.
J.R Bell. Ortiz Fruit F.r
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05

hrH- y e Freeman Is homo after a
sisi' with friends 10 Columbia. Miss
Myrtle Whitesides. Of CoIumbia. ne
companied her home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05

Mr. and Mrs. Buckner Ragsdaie, Of
Charlestown, accompanied BY (. J.
Deal, Jr, and Mrs. John DeaLmotored
to WellsvilIe, Tuesday, and then came
to this city by train. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ragsdale are the guests of Mrs. A.
s. Houston and Mr. and Mrs. Cortez
EdmoHstOn. Mr.. and Mrs. Deal went
to jefferson City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05

Have surplus Of hog. wv ]
Aged Boar, Z young bOars N.,s 4
row, / gilt and 10 pigs reaSv !
All big boned Poland CHM, y
tered q eligible. ] r Bell -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05

6. ?. Lemire has been appointed
coach Of the 1915 Westminster Col
Iege football team, Fulton,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05

James / Edwards. City Editor of
me Globe Democrat, is here the guest
Of his mother, Mrs. s. NJ. Edwards.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05

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Miss Mary and Frances McClintic,
o. Laddonia, are the guests Of Mrs. G..
p. GIendye,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05
OCCASIONAL VANS
MARKER N WARREN co,.,

Wanted 10000 pounds q n :.
Goose Feaihsrz Sam Mar.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05

Flea killers, n. B. Guthrie 4 CO.
dw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SA
IN PARTITION.


Sarah Wright. and Sarah Wns
executrix Of the estate Of =
Wright, deceased, Plaintiffs.
Versus
J. #. Wright, P. A. Wright, NJ
GiIIaspy. Lucinda MIcWilIiams, g
les Wright, Edward Wright, VIII
Wright. George Wright, Waymoat
Wright. Minnie L Wright Ha1
Wright. Preston Wright talias
Wright Rush Wright, Kate Mel
Edwin &. SrskS, Emma Skinner, /
Skinner, Zara-Berford: Mollie 81
ger. Willis Wright, Nora Nn1
Frances Elizabeth Lyon, Williaa|
Wright, Albert q. Wright, Wood
Wright, Charles w. Wright, 81
Novels. Ena Gordon, Ethel n
LILLIAN Wright. peariie Wright
ton Wright, Ruby Wright, u
Weakley. John Melvin Weakly, ]
II. Kennedy. John II. Wright, %
7. Wright, Louella 7. Allison, q
beth Caldwell. james B. Qua
Thomas l. Quigley, Goldie Ha1
Alma Harper, Irene Harper, j
Manuel. Lulu Manuel, Mrs. Cora
lyman and Mary Griswold. Def
ants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05

w. Clyde johnson has returned
from Kirksville where he has been
attending the Normal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05

By virtue and authority Of 3 i
ment and decree in partition read
by the circuit court for The Coast|
Audrain, State Of Missouri 1t
regular June term, 1915. to.,dt.
Wednesday, june 80, 1915. q eert7
copy Of said order Of sale having /
to me delivered, /, John ". Bah1
having been by said court appoin|
as special commissioner, will IL q
TO said decree and order
sale on
Monday, thu day Of !.
September, "
at the front door Of the Court h's|
in the City Of Mexico, County y III
rain. State Of Missouri, and we
the hours Of nine O'Clock a, o. n
five o'clock ,. m, of said day s]
for sale to the highest bidder, an
the right, title and interest Of
plaintiff and defendants above W
in and TO the following desl
I'd real estate situated in the ecu.
Of Audrain, State Of Missouri W.S
northeast quarter Of secuVp
So north range 6 west
TERMS OF SALE; = 0ne-u|
purchaser to execute MS n
for the remaining two-thirds o.
price, due on or before o'|
smber /, 1916, said note TO pear
per cent interest from the date o
approval Of the sale, and to BE- scea1
" deed Of trust on the real III
loId. the purchaser TO have the "
lege or paying more than n
bird cash, ard. to have the falu
Of paying of the notes |
he deferred purchase price az 1
limo when this court is IN actual :
lion. ,,,rq,
John w. BARNET.
Special Commisslona
For particulars address h E ~
berger 4 Son. Attorneys FOR . "a \
IFS, Montgomery City, bio. -9''|
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05

FOR s~ALE:-5ooo0
Anuvial cut0vsr Lana,
East Missouri. in tracts a
Reasonable prices. Terms IN
balance 10 annual payrnsD,,
interest,". Ar szoepiisas,
secure . piece Of rich prosu--s,
At = low price ard on very
See LAke1an 4 Barre. r
q ms Agents, Mexico, Nisc.
2l.A 4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05
FARMERS ExCHls'
Ads IN this column -.
line each insertion s:x
line. p

wAATED-Expcriesos5-
for house work. Apply n.
Ledger omee. d6wtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-05
John w. BAkNri,
et,ariai Commisslol

oFNIIdI NVI1Ir ~
For particulars address r. no. y,
berger 4 Son, Attorneys fer % 3 I
tits, Montgomery City, Mo. -e''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
Weather Crop Summary.

tS!CHElo.G september 10.
The week began with cloudy wealth
Ct, ACCOMPANIED BY light rains. and
closed DRY and not. The excess in
temperature for the week being from
degrees in southern to 10 degrees
IN Contra! and northern portions of
m. state.
Less than the average amount OF
-a!n fei! for tn. week
All crops are doing well. corn Is
making splendid growth. gardens in
fin" conditions. and late sown grass
i coming along nicely.
The fodder harvest is being rushed
ana considerable corn is being cut.
Glover, alfalfa and winter oats arc
h"in2 generally sown III the eastern
portion OF the state
Tn" sunshine during latter portion
- the week mas been beneficial for
curing ~ tobacco. which is doing bet
'"r IMAM "as expected.
FAN rlowin. being retarded rs tho
Eroun! IS getting too hard 10 work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
ALLEGED JOY-RIDER is
CHARGED WITH SPEEDING
county Police Take Wilton Paints In
10 Custody After He Enjoys
spin on Turnpike.

wilton Points. a young man about
seventeen years old, was arrested YES
IeEuaE morning at his home. SO9i East
Marshall Street, by Chief OF Police r
wilson Scay and Deputy Sheriff w.
webb SNdnor, OF Hcnrico. charged
WIN exceeding tn" speed limit and
rccKlcssir running an automobile on
IN" WILLIAMSBURG Road Points is con
hncd In the Henrico County jail and
VIII probably he tried by Magistrate
sunday to-day.
Inc car belongs to j. c. Eppes, a
telegraph operator for the chesapeake
ana ohio Railway. at CR Cabin. Mr..
I.npes mad left the car some distance
from tho station and sent young
FONTS for IT. Instead Of bringing il
directly 10 the owner. according TO
chief Scay, Points took a crowd out
joy-rlding, and Mr.. Eppcs was in
search OF an officer when no met Chief
Scay who had witnessed the speeding
ana was on the trail of the alleged
spccdeT. Points was arrested soon az
ter he reached his home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
REHEARlNG GRANTED
Supreme Court VIII Review DnIton
Adding Machine License
EnN (nse.

The Supreme Court Of Appeals has
granted the petition OF the Dalton
Adding Machine Company for re-
hearing on the order entered by the
state Corporation Commission July 81
against that Ohio corporation
The State Corporation Commission
ruled that the Dalton COMPANY was
violating the law by transacting bust
ness in Virginia without having oh
tained a certificate of authority: that
tho company could not do business
without being domcsticated
The Dalton Company represents that
inc Corporation Commission Is in error
because the concern is authorized by
the Interstate Commerce law 10 dis
tribute it's goods, manufactured in Gin
cinnati, through its statesmen, to its
customers in Virginia or any other
state.
The contention is further made that
II tho Virginia law has been correctly
Interpreted by the Commission. tho law
Is In conflict with the Constitution OF
tho United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
PROPHETS FROLIC
Snmis Grotto Stages Elaborate Enter
tninment ns Prelude to Fall
and Winter Sessions.

Four hundred people gathered last
night in the lodge room OF SAINTS Grot-
TO, Yelled Prophets Of the Enchanted
Realm, for an elaborate entertainment
incident 70 the opening of its fall and
winter sessions. The occasion was
known as the Harvest Meeting" and
the stage was fcstooncd with sheaves
OF wheat. shocks OF corn, holly, cedar
and pine trees. y musical program.
in which Mrs. Robert S. HudEins and
Miss Adriana kuylS participated. was
rendered. and n burlcsque on country
school staged. There was also a drill
by the SAINTS Grotto drill team. under
the leadership of Lieutenant Clyde c.
Rogers.
The officers OF the lodge are: Albert
q. Boschen. monarch: Charles NJ
Fr!schkorn. chief Justice: c. B. Fitz-
wilson, master OF ceremonies: George
J. Hooper. venerable prophet; w. y.
Watkins, secretary, and + Raleigh
Philips. treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
DIRECTORS ELECT FACULTY
FOR MECHANICS INSTITUTE
EnroIimcnt for Night CInsSes Is Now
on und Will Continuc Untii Open
ing on September ~.

At meeting OF the board OF di-
rectors Of the Virginia Mechanics In
stitute, held Tuesday night. members
OF the faculty for the coming session
were announced as follows:
Frank w. Duke, superintendent and
chairman: ~ w. Martenstcin. mathe-
matics; Richard Duckhardt. frcehand
drawing; c. j. Rocker. mechanical
drawing; Frank z. Brown. science: II.
c. Houchcns. drawing. L. 7. Stone
burner. Jr.. mathematics: a. Q. Arvin.
machine shops: J. a. Staples. cabinet
shop: o. T. Gillian. plumbing; j. II.
Stribling. electricity; Joseph L. Hall.
telegraphy: II. L. Davidson. chemistry;
Frank G. Spear. freehand drawing and
art; c. D. Snead, drawing and mechan-
les: T. T. Hulcher. automobile shop;
e. P. Buxton. English; r. G. Dashsel,
commercial law: D. S. Freeman. eco
Monies and public speaking; II. c. CO.
fer, accounting; Marcellus F. Wright,
architecture: and w. c. Pell. electricity.
Lectures in the banking course this
year will be given by j. NJ. Miller. Jr..
w P. Shelton. Thomas b. McAdhms,
George r. Keesee and Henry r. Itch
ford Speakers in course or free
public lectures will be announced later.
Enrolment of students Will be carried
on each night until September p, when
the school will be opened.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
ASK FOR CONCESSIONS
Southern md Steamboat Companies
VIII Present Their Cnses
To- Morrow.

The Southern Railway Company and
n" steamboat companies having their
term nj at Norfolk viii be given a
hearing on their prospective property
assessments for 1916, by the State Cor
pornt!O'i Commission Tomorrow II is
Und"rstood that these transportation
companies VIII ash: for certain conccs-
aiOns. the nature Of which have not
been !nt!matcH
When the annual hearings which
DIec"dn tho nxing of values for taxa
ton nero held recently. tho Southern
ana inc steamboat companies requested
thn' a Ia:og date he assigned to them
AZ 'n"r we're not prepared to 20 into u
hearing 1T that time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
KILLED BY ELEVATOR
Tom PnGe, CoIored, Meets with Fatal
Accident While mt Work IN
1Obacco Factory.

Tom Page, colored. 30o2 P Street
was instantly killed yesterday when
caught between portion of the frame
Of the elevator In the plant OF the K
a. Patterson Tobacco Company, TWEEN
ty-sixth and Main Streets. and raj
ter of the elevator shaft. Coroner Tay-
lor deemed an inquest unnecessary.
The negro was taking lot OF to-
bacco to one Of the upper floors. and
is supposed to have leaned over the
edge of the elevator to look below. for
his head was caught between the
framework and the rafter. The skull
was crushed. How long the man had
been dead when discovered was not
certain. James Patterson. colored, had
occasion to use the elevator and ais
covered blood dripping down the smart
He lowered the lift and found Pages
lifeless body lying on 1t.