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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19
WET WEATHER FrNg FoR son,

REFERRING 10 the importance q
having hHnsus IN sol us45 fs- farming
purposes, The Saturday Eyening Pest
e~dit0izlly says:
Making hay zkae the Eun shines Is
No mers practical er necesazgy thzn
grOwizg huEzs IL . sex season like
The sresezt Thosgh q sczi ccntzin al
TIE elernsah u r1znHood Is Il l@eks
hgrnas i il EnprePares properly %
oeseaop useful plantA Humus IL De-
ezyes veget1tion- A example q Il
chat every farmer has ssen il the
blzek, Eufy. fbroza cgrgas u an Cd
ztr4WStzeE When tail grass. clover,
weeds and the Like are pi0wed nn6er
they deoompose; the result Is organic
matter or hEmz2 This material
which may be Mkened to the ronghzge
IN . ration for live stock, serves 3 sin
liar purpose, in that II prevents the
hardening and packing Of soil gran
ulez. Its presence 10 the soil faeiIita-
ties the eztrsnce and circulation Of air.
II enables the soil 70 inhale and ex-
hale-to breathe
Various species Of microscopic AMI
msls called germs or bacterial live in
the sol, and n zone way, not yet full
~ understood. initiate or foster chem-
zeal changes and combinations Of the
plznfcod elements which are essen
tisl to the growth Of the plantfood
elements which are essential 10 the
growth Of plants- These infnitezmal
organisms do MT thrive in hard, cold,
soils; they require air, moisture and
heat for their multiplication and work.
Soils stocked with humus fairly TEEN
with bacteria during the growing sea-
son. A speck Of such earth the size
Of a pinhesd observed under a micros-
cope would exhibit a maze Of active
Me1orms. A soil that contains these
lowiy lfe-forns is literally @alise;
when they N absent 4ke soil is
dead, inert, and diseased. With the
intricate processes Of plantfood elab-
Grafton ia which an astonishing
amount Of energy is employed, soil
bacteria have much more to do than
is commonly assumed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19
HEIFERs MAKE MILK RECORDS

Two remarkable two-year-old hei-
fer records for milk and butter pro-
duction have been made by two cows
owned by the dairy department Of the
University Of Missouri.
One Of these heifers has produced
1891 pounds of milk for the year,
closing for the year June 5, and $3.50
pounds Of butter. In ten months the
other heifer has produced 1885 lbs.
of milk and Ais lbs. of butter. She
is a granddaughter of Missouri
Chief Josephine, a COW owned by the
dairy department of the University
which had a years record Of 26,S6f
pounds Of milk and 965 pounds of
butter. She held the worlds record
for milk production over a period of
SIX months. Missouri Chief Jose
phine died in 1912.
when the record of the second hei-
fer is completed for a years time, it
is estimated that she viii have pro
duced 10000 pounds Of milk and 4sO
pounds Of butter. This is an average
daily production of more than twenty
quarts.
These are remarkable records for
young cows, according to professors
in the dairy department. These hei-
fers are HoIsteins.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19

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Ia. ~, w..lsT1s-e s.rm III, na,sh.
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10 Av,v.s.. .o,d tvn-,es ~
J.v.ev 49, IN. ~ -, v.et !.
Ro,Ia Hendrix .;vf,t miles uo-,b.,.,
u Aux,.sse ~ sss
lanes p shum.. = e.. See u;,..
noytbe.st ~ Auxv.xse e,,s a sers.
~ verv sne ti,roshv w;eh /. b;nd.r.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19
Stock Notes

W. J. Woo1s the ~ known mule
buyer who has been connected with
Guyton 4 Harrington. viii more 70
Mexico about the first Of September
to reside The main object Of Mr..
Woods leaving the northwest Of Aux
yasse farm is 70 secure better educa
tional advantages for his children. Mr.
Woods says that on account Of his
present occupation keeping him tray
cling al the time he thought II advis-
able to move to Mexico 50 as 20 be
able to get the good train service
Auxvasse Review.
John Brewer is home from Keota,
la He brought back 26 head Of horses
and mules and . new Maxwell automo-
bile.
]. Frank Buckner shipped in two
ear loads Of good feeding steers that
were unloaded at Auxvasse Wednes-
day morning and driven to his farm.
The steers were bought at Kansas
City.
REFERRING 10 the Importance Of
the dairy interests, to which the Led
ger frequently refers. the Chicago
Breeders Gazette says: in ms s.5
Of motor car use on American farms
it is not difficult to find a reason for a
field day gathering Of farmers. Ohio
Is steadily emphasizing the dairy in
terest and each Of its well-organized
COW testing associations is planning a
field during the next few weeks. At
these basket picnies, which may draw
attendance from long distances with
the auto IS the transportation means,
exhibits Of the top-notch cows in the
tests viii be made, and full informa-
ton presented concerning their work,
and the object Of the contrasting as
ISOLATION. Farmers viii be brought
practically face to face with the ques-
ton as to whether they shall keep
cows or cows shall keep them. That
Is the nub Of II. Among the local
means Of education these test associa-
tons rank high. They deserve the en-
enlargement Of community leaders
and the support Of farmers whose in
t~erests they directly and helpfuIly
conserve.
The season for dove shooting in
Missouri opened Sunday, august isa
Judge Billie Smith, just east Of
Mexico, has sold a herd Of fifteen fine
Jersey cows to J. W. Lee. the dairy
man, for $3.50.
"The corn yield in this part Of
Galloway promises to be between 10
and 60 bushels an acre. notwithstand-
ing the wet season." says the New
Bloomfield News.
Ed Barnett, a Upton farmer, says
he dug 20 potatoes from one hill in
his potato patch.
J. B. Stubbington, Of near Contra
liza, was in Mexico Friday He re-
ports crop conditions excellent in his
section Of the county. Corn. he says,
never looked more promising.
Missouri produces 100 varieties of
grapes and more varieties Of apples
than any other state in the Union, ac-
eording to one Of our exchanges.
E. H. Ireland, an Albany man.
claims to have sold strawberries this
year to the value Of SITS from a fifth
Of an acre patch, to say nothing of the
berries that were used by his family
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19

Half Of Minnesota's area and more
than one-third Of the state population
are in dry territory at the close q
TIE first county option campaign wag-
ed IN the state. N0w that ffty-tw1
counties Of MinEesotz's eighty-fvt
voted under the county option law
a IuB rs been reached IN the fighting,
1t has been q country campaign thus
far. with no city of twenty Thousand
population involved. but nov it is
switching to the metropolis Of the
state, and for the next two months
al eyes will be on Minneapolis
The next legislature Is likely to sub
NIT the question to a popular vote in
1913. As the counties that have voted
under county option cannot bring the
question up before three years the
present lineup viii continue until that
time, and the counties now dry are
expected to be strong for the prohibi-
ton propaganda.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19
Advertising Rates.

Nail Order Journal: The Curtis
Publishing Company announces new
rates for the Ladies' Home Journal
5 a line and 5000 a full inside page
$1,000 the second or third cover in
two %cOlorE, or $1,000 for the third
cover IN three or four colors and $780,
900 for the fourth cover in four col
ors. For the Saturday Evening Post
a rate Of So a line is announced, one
Of 5000 for a full page, one of So
900 for the second or third v in
two eolOrs, n Of $500 for the fourth
cover in two eolors and one Of $4,000
for center double page in black and
of $4,000 for center double page in
txo colors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19

TEE Mayer Of Rockford, Illinois,
largest prohibEiSn city n the Unite5
States IN a wet state, visited Kansas
City > few days ago and left this mes
sage. @PnOhibi1icz is w0rklng nigh
.ty fine, thank you- So fine, indeed
the people wouldn't think Of going
hack 70 zloozz. Rockford has SQol
pegPls and is Ia the midst Of a wes
belt- Nr. Bennet Is visiting several
Large Western cities-st his oxn ex-
pere-te see h0E they t5zSHet Their
DEuietpal business. We have had
prohibition IN Rockford since 1912
Mr.. Beznett said The editors Of
the breWery book are invited to come
and e cur eity and find cut hox
tssir dire predictions worked ost-if
fhsy 1at bsliege whas | have 70 say
about it,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19
Lonrest Term q Circuit Court.

The June term of 1915 Of the Aud
rain County Circuit Court was the
longest in the history Of Audrain
County, continuing &c fun court days.
The Ford Insurance ease took up p
days Of that time. The next longest
term Of court in this county was the
January term Of 1906 which ran IS
days. The January term of 1911 was
"a days long. The Ford case, cover
ing p days, last term of court. took
the longest time for trial of any case
known in the history Of the county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19
RHEUMATISM ARRESTED

Many people suffer the tortures Of
lame muscles and stiliened joints because
Of impurities in the blood, and each sue
ceeding attack seems more acute until
rheumatismha invaded the whole system.
To arrest rheumatism IT Is quite as inn
portant TO irnprove your general healthas
TO purify your blood. and the cod liver oil
inScOtt' sEmulsion is nature 'sgreat blood
maker, while its medicinal nourishment
strengthens the organs to expel the
impurities and upbuild your strength.
Scott's Emulsion is helping thousands
every day%ho could not find other relief.
Refuse the alcoholic substitutes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19
cARRoILTnx xuE LEVY.


cARROLLTsN Ns- al a Epeeal
ee<tsa F1a.y vstsS a kEy - re-
psa ths slesss yearly rrssz@ ia
og ia k< sh1. fhe alN1s ar
ds~-S S~ysezb<z l. Carrani1 F0ses
.av ~ ES z4jsxi;F hs aask
IN Stnsrbrzker. esiisr & III Re-
pab5zs-R<-srd E.s AZ de CHi~a
ssAtiuA Fr5a.y EirhL ~The sets sa<
srys rsz ss-esAs- Frisay.- he aA
Tht Bvsy nexszreS a f~o-ehiras ma
nrty sas onsS b. . ~ e SIS -
IsZ ne dty has jzst Haae = ~
csusraa fer @ren zz a hall FczrE
vifA the Water. Light ard Transit
CoavasH c-os1tisEeui On shis hs1sls-
ee Is1y. ne eity levy hsrrsuasrs has
bes esghfy-sVe 1eatN--kansss CITY
Star
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19
A aThirteepr story

Friday was the 18th day Of the
month. The Centralia League team
played the Sedalia Stars an exhibit
ton game at Centralia. The contest
was won BY Sedalia in the 18th IN
ming BY a cor Of 3 70 2. Taylor
pitched for sedalia and was very ef-
f~ectiye Hilton pitched for Centralia
and was as wild az a March hare,
passing thirteen men. And the 18th
ma he gave a free pass to come in
with the winning run when the 18Th
ball Hilton pitched went wild.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19

ONE eEez q Hs var has bsen &c
ext 5V~E szmiEsssoa = iris csazuy.
In 1857 hsS Eers pssay oas ziE5ae
imniEzz.t came 70 Azsriz FRESH
Europe Durizv The past ys4- thsrs
were oaly $3.50. and thsrs hsEs beer
thousands upon tb0zsasas q forsign-
err sai uhn oo7stTy and g0nt ta8 q
Ezvppe far zeT1a n the armies a
wzrrng zzaanE or p~eple VITO
hEs protested against 50 nzny for-
eiEnsrz oozmE &c sha e0uutry have
rsi1gs eozlag their Ezy fran As ks
rzirrzksos esasSsoEnG
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19
VIM. H. Wright WEEDS.

William H. Wright, Of this city, and
Miss Mary Singleton, of st. Louis,
were married at the brides home
Wednesday. Nr. Wright has many
friends in this city. He has made a
success as a travelling salesman. His
bride is said 10 a most charming and
accomplished young woman The Led
ger joins in extending congratulations
and best wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19

B. 2. BLAST0N, q the Paris APP
peal after - years e active serEhe
has sol6 the Psper 70 his s3. H J.
Blzatoz aas q MissozEi's i've pro
g~resssve newspzper ne Colonel
Bznto1 vas Gre e Misso1ris panesr
newspaper men ard vas greatly b.
loved ard highly Respected hy PeoPs
Of the entire state, especially b. those
Eho liNe II Monroe and adjoining
e0gnde@ TIE people 0f Missouri 5oiz
in wishing Mr.. Blzzton many more
years q good health 50 that he may
enjoy > vel deserved est IN has old
age Men like BlzntOn helped make
Missozri what Il Is today.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19
LTE 100 sHoRT FoR HATRED

AAfE lDV enbkl fDk nAlAEl
REFERRING % The qsestioz Q.
psrzzAi suinsssz TIE Arnarurs
Herzk pabBShea tha sosewizE mes
snsbs sns psEtinG. eait1risl;
Tsli1z EitA a m the cfher dsy
z r he eosrse Of TIE eoETerzfSr
he sid: when a mar oues Sees ns
Dirt I an 6sns with hir for az tine.
and ! zans = . ruas - essn - Sith
hin ~ matter hsw ioag il takes
Nov this nzn 10 4 Eezber q the
church. and passes cuzprrf for . @ood
Christian gentleman. and for az Ne
know NAY b - rpod a. oshHr Eho
profess 10 yah II the fooesssps o. the
me&k AMI hx3y Sszraaa But Esue-
ly thee Is = la1k IN hiE RIszse shd a
missing eoz Nhsel II Cang1z
he can neser nzzfea . spirit q far
giyenezk Forgive ard forget TIE IT.
Tie fn5zstioeS, oftez a AZ nuzxHzV
rx.ure. uozh setsu 20 se a. sesser0
gui6e II governing ou se1ons to
wards those Eho had Sons rs a sesz-
ing zj1stioe The desire far revenge
has inspired mzny crimes and has
brs1ght mzeh tro1ble hate this cd
world And nine TIRES ont Of ter the
nSn WHO PErposeiy triss 70 heap ven
geznoe upon the head Of the man.
whom he thinks has Eronged him, VII
come to grig. and get the worst end
Of it. And after, az the sweetest rev.
enge Is that that comes from treating
kindly the fellows y0u know have
done you . wrong. Il viii cause him
to have renorse Of conscience. ard
arouse in him q spirit to make amends
for the injury be has done you- Sure
there Is something wrong with the
man who VIII 20 thr01gh life with .
Pe1t up spite and amnesty against
a felloEnzn VICE. &c thinks CROSSED
his path" and possibly fhwzrtsd s0ne
pet scheme Of his Life is too short
for such things ard when = nzn
makes this his rule Of faith and psae-
tiee ii wont he long unfil he finds
himself a Svzrfea soul and drifting
away from al those thHgz IN life
that bring happiness
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19
THE SMALL FARM
WE'LL LOOKED AFTER.

WE'LL LUUhED AFTER.
IN an editorial regarding the small
farm well TILED, the Breeders Gazette
Of Chicago says:
A man we know began his business
life as a renter On good cornbelt farms
He was a good tenant and a success
ful farmer. Hogs in clover made
much Of his profit In time he had
laid by enough money to make a pay
ment On an s0-acre bin farm, mostly
Of clay land. There wal a poor small
house on the land. He lived there for
3 few years while he dug dollars out Of
the hills. He kept but little labor,
made but little hay. grew much clover
and a fair amount Of corn kept SIX
good cowE and raised their calves on
separator milk. Five acres Of alfalfa
be had at last a good barn and a
really commodious farmhouse.
4 did it" he said, aby patience and
pigs and clover. We paid of a debt
Of $4,000, first Of all. Then we ac-
cumulated the 'other things-I can
hardly tell how. That little bit Of al
falfa Is a Godsend to US, but if we had
rs acres we would have 70 keep too
many cows and to many pigs; there
would be toom much work to do"
We award this plucky man all praise
It remains for him to get a new vision,
a vision Of his 80 acres doing their
best That means certainly that IS Of
them shall be sown in alfalfa. With
nnore animals and more labor to do,
he must hire more help. Already a
farm cottage is indicated in that place.
Can not the so acres send the son to
an agricultural coIlege9 Yes, if he is
the right sort Of son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19
Arrested for BootIerrinr.

On Saturday, August IA, Constable
J. At Brown arrested Charley Karnes,
charging him with bootleggiDg. 1t
has been rumored for some time that
NJ. Karnes had been buying whisky
and delivering it to other parties in
the city, and Saturday Constable
Brown arrested him in the act of de-
livering a bottle of whisky to a party
who vas waiting for him. P~rosecut-
ing Attorney Whitson has charge Of
the cas- Charles johnson has gone
on Karnes bond.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Let
tiers testamentary upon the estate of
HARRIETTF B. HALL, deceased,
have been granted the undersigned
by the Probate Court of said county
Of Audrain, bearing, date of the 18th
day Of November. 1914.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to us for allowance within six
months after date of said Letters
or they may be excluded from
benefit Of such estate and if such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the time Of the publica-
ton Of this notice, they will be for
ever barred.
EST W. A. Sharp. Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19

William James, son Of the late
Squire James. Of this county, who left
Mexico some twenty years ago, and
is nov in the wholesale grocery bust
ness in Monroe City, made the Ledger
a pleasant call this week. Mr..
James many friends are glad to know
he is prosperous and happy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19

Frsak Be~ne wht.Is
NJ Z p White & 50,
Mesiso. Missouri
near ssns.
Risby. Idaho. Aug. 8 Ia. /
taken tie Ledger for a o..
il IS The best esuntry -
read. Farmers should AZ. I
ger l. peser MISE a
'Ouri folks are almOs, a -
Of me for the Mexico new,
has almost 2oo0 mile ia
] would Ike 70 be /, ~
big Fair. Idaho Falls =,
September this year. and a.
the Round Up. Idaho Fan.
the best towns IN the wsa
growing everyday.
am glad 70 hear tia, NJ.
: good crop. for it IS time. n
it. WI have hne ero,.
wheat win make Is bu.s.,.
nsEs Or better. oats run ~
100 busheIa II takes coal
for wheat and oats. We a.,
sips me second crop Of hsy.
Yours very tul,
Frank Bovine, R, F D. n
RigbS Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19
Visit Ared Aunt Here.

J. J. Phillips and wife, of Columbia,
Mrs. Clara Hardin, Of Kansas City,
Mrs. Fannie White and daughter.
Miss Vivian, Of Boulder. Colo, motor
ed from CoIumbia this week to visit
their aunt Mrs. NJ. r. Ridgeway, and
their cousin, Mr.. Judge ]. E. Sims,
Mrs. Sims served delicious refresh
ments to her guests and their visi,
was a most delightful occasion. Mrs.
Ridgeway is % years old and enjoyed
talking over old times with her rel.
atives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19
MISSOURI U A ARE FEW

jefferson City, Mo-, Aug. I2.-Mis
sour field sportsmen viii be sorry t.
learn that the outlook for quail shoot
ing during the coming open season
is none too good.
State Game and Fish COMMISSIONS
Jesse B. Jones says the birds are moi
abundant in Missouri this year except
in a few sections in the 0zarks.
The wet weather was very bad or
young quail. Many nests were de.
stroyed by the foods and many newly
Matched birds drowned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19

The State Fair has designated
September q as good roads dav.
demonstrations Of road making ma.
ehinery and good roads lectures viii
be features.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19
MAInR I. q rnwIrs

MAJOR 7. o. ToWLEs, formerly
a confederate officer and ~brother-in-
law Of former United States Senator
Francis N. Cockrell, died al jefferson
City August 18th at the age Of rs
years, and his body was inferred at
Bellfontaine Cemetery, in st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19

Mrs. Cecil Ru5le and young daugh-
ter, and Miss Wilhelma Taylor, Of
Fort Worth, Texas, arrived Satur-
day, to visit friends and relatives in
this city. Mrs. RubIe WAS formerly
Miss MOnimia Taylor Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19
BIGGEST PEACH CROP Likely

(ANCA Ut III II
Washington, D. c., Aug. 10.-AI
indications r the 1915 peach crop Of
the United States will be the larges,
in the history of the country, it was
announced Monday.
A total of 5s.oOO,OOO bushels, re.
ported on July /, was an increase Of
. per cent over last years figures for
the corresponding period, but it is be-
lieyed the crop win be greater than is
indicated by these figures.
The Texas yield win be much larger
than last year. oklahoma's yield will
establish a new record. Arkansas
and the Missouri territory will show
big figures. Georgia will equal last
year and new records will be shown
by several other States.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19

The Mexico Power Co. has sold the
distribution system for electricity in
Centralia to the city and made an ar
rangement to sell them current. The
Power Co. have retained their trans
mission line from this city to Contra
Il,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19
Mrs. r. ]. Archer Dead.

Mrs. R. ]. Archer, Of CarrOltOn, Ill,
the mother Of c. E. and R. e. Archer,
Of this city, died at her home IN Car.
rolton Wednesday at the age Of 62.
The Ledger joins the friends Of the
Archer family in extending sympathy
TO the bereayed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19

Mrs. Joseph P. Glandon, Of Salina,
Kansas, returned to her home Satur-
day after an extended visit with Mrs.
J. A. GIandon of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19

If yOu want q lighting proposition
submitted, you should petition the
mayor and city coBnciI along this line
1T onee. Winter Is coming on.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19
ADMINISTRATRTx N0TlH

Notice IL hereby given that ~
Of administration upon the esst
II. CRUM, Deceased,
of Audrain County, Missouri. !
been granted the undersigned, blI
Probate Court of said county, =
ing date July 81, 1915.
All persons having claims age
said estate are required to cd
them to me for allowance withii
months after date Of said Letter
they may be precluded from any e
eft Of such estate and if such eal.'
be not exhibited within one rs, n ~
the time Of the publicatsn o. un'
notice, they viii be forever bsfiea.
24-4t Bird E. Crum, Adminlsueu1'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19

THERE = stll a few people in
Mexico who r opposed to factories
because the factories make smoke,
and they don't like to be bothered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19

COMPLAINTS are being made at
the Ledger that people are not pay
ing their dog tax. These complaints
should be made at the city hall, to the
proper officers,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19
NOTICE FARMERS.


The Books in the Mexico Pub
he Library are for your pleas
ure as wen as those Of the citi-
zens of Mexico. Many farmers
are already enjoying the priyi-
leges of this popular institution
BY getting good books to read
from It's splendid assortment.
Il you enjoy good reading or
needs reference book you can
get ii at the Mexico Free Pub
lie Library.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19

Miss Lucille Minor, Of Mexico. sic.
Ter Of Mrs. A. K. Adams of Auxvasse
wii teach English and History in the
public school at Malta Bend. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19

THOUGH We Americans may be TOO
proud to fight we are not TOO proud TO
stand pat in the cause Of humanity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19

Kay Heller has returned to his home
IN Dalton, Ia after a pleasant visit
with relatives here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19

Sam Norris has ffty
rels for sale.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19

EMPEROR william or the Gar
should be IN position soon 10 present
Poland 10 the Poles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-19

Notice Is hereby given that
Of administration upon the es11'
+. II. GREEN. Deceased
Of Audrain County, Missouri, 7
been granted the undersigned, y
Probate Court Of said county, -
date July Is, 1915.
All persons having claims ags'
said estate are required to
them to me for allowance witAa
months after date Of said Jtie
they may be preclnded from an
eft Of such estate and II such 4
be not exhibited within one year
the time Of the publication Of
tice, they win be forever barred
22-4t Mary A. Green Adminiss