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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Northeastern Railway Bond Issue
OYersuhscrihad-

OYersuDScrlbed.
LONDON, May a.-The tone OF securi-
ties on the stock Exchange was steady
today, and the markets were idle. There
was a general disposition to await the
new Cabinets declaration on the national
service question IrregulaFity marked
trading IN home rails.
The unsettled cotton labor situation in
the Lancashire district offset the sue
cess OF the elQo00o0 Northeastern Rail-
way "a per cent preference bond issue.
which was offered at 50. The block was
oYeFsubseribed,
Americans were dun following the adj
vices OF the markets from New York
yesterday. Hartman shares and United
States Steel were about steady. Support
was furnished again to gilt-edgsd issues,
with colonlals Ia most favor. A steady
tone prevailed "a Russians. There was
little doing IN the minlne daDarfmsnt
Diamond issues improved. and OILS ssrs
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LIVE-Reeeipts were quite liberal but ans
deslrable-sized stock met with fair sale
9ng S9, ESied sssSay' sr9ts Ees,ls.
apiece. 2iE3oe.. bTollink chickens. not Leg
broilinE eLieksns, Leghorns. weighing Iska2
lha. Apiece. 22@23e,i brolllnE chickens IssE-
turkeys, 13aiee.; ducks. Pekin. 1ss1I5e.; DO,
Indian Runner lxal5s. Eeese, lo9lle; plg-
pair 22125c.
DREssED.-Thsre was fair demand for
hna dssira ble-siEed stock and the marked ruisd
steady under moderate Offerings. Quotations:
Ffssh. Killed fowls ~ 70 box aIy-picksd
WelEhing 4Hus lbs. apiece. 1ee.: Do
spises ie8ifc. de-, under ibs apiece ia
t5e, fowls. les-packed, Western, Z ne. and
over aplece, lI1zc.. DO. DO. smaller aizes Iasf
tIe.; old rcostsra, dry picked 1z5ze.: sqaz6z
white aelghlnF II o y l9s. per aez-. s. I0a
t.taf nhtts. weighing 70 70 lhz. Der daz. e. So
"a aa-. do. ihz. be- doz. So 114a. d. -
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
GOVERNMENT BONDS
COTTON

NEW YORK. May 2T.-cotton opened bare
ly STEADY this morning, six to nine points
lower. This vas better than had been ex-
peetsd. h0wsyer' IN view Of weak cables. re,
ports OF laboF troubles at Lancashire ana
private crop adYiees. Recent sellers were
the best buyers apparently taking advantage
OF the beartsh news.
After the closing in Liverpool the market
steadied. This was partly the result OF smaller
offerings and active scattered coverings based
on diminished apprehension over the Nsbraskan
affalr.
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PAYS s4 TO SELL HIS STOCK

NEW YORK, May 2I.-How a man sold 100
shares OF Wabash common stock for S12.50.
turned the over to his broker as commits
sion and paid S4 tax, which goes to the State.
for the privilege of dlsposIng OF the stock is
being told In Wall street. The sale was made
when Wabash sold down to the irreducible
Price Of .l... or 12a cents, yesterday. The
the broker. and therefore the entire sum went
TO him.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER was in good demand and prices
ruled firm. The following were the quo
tetions Western, solid,packea creamery,
fancy specials, SOzc.i extras, 2SMc. extra
nearby prints. fancy, SEE. average extra, sic ;
frsts, 2s4SOc. seconds. 26426e. gRrlicky, 2Adf
25e. lobbing sales OF fancy prints a695eo.
EGGs.-'5hoice eggs ruled Arm with 8
good demand, but medium grades were
DUN. The following are the quotations: In
Tree cases, nearby extras, 23e. per doz.: hrsts,
50 per standard case nearby current receipts
$50 per case; Western extra hrsts. 50 per
case: frsts, s.. 10 per case; Southern, S5 fO1
s. 40 per case; fancy felected candled eggs were
Jobbing at 25d27e.
cHEESE-rTade was fair ana the market
ruled steady. Following were the quotations.
New York, full cream. choice new, IiAaITisc. +;
specials higher; do. do. fair 20 good. new
161aulTc.; do, part skins. sdi3e.
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Trust Company Clearanees

The Clearing House Committee OF the
Philadelphia Clearing House Association plan
for the clearance of checks of trust companies
and State banks not members of the assocIa-
Gus institutions interested, after some mOdin-
cation from the original draft. meeting OF
the association will be held IN the future,
at a date not yet fixed, to give final approval
to the plan and make It operative.
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Bank Of Germany Gains cold
NORTHERN PACIFIC

BERLIN. May 27.-The Raichsbank weekly
statement Fhows increases In metal stock
OF So, SIS. 100; Of gold, s551 COO; securities,
s64l $50. and deposits, 1898. 500. Decreases in
discounts, including treasury paper OF 81 635,-
$50 IN loans, SllO, 800, and In note circulation
Sla.Oe5. 100 are shown
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, May 2I.-BUTTER. - Market
steady to frm; receipts, sI53 pkgs. extra
2shg2Sdse.;, higher scoring. 29q2piae. state
dairy 2S42SI5c. imitation creamery. 22R221ac.
EGGs.-Market uDsettled receipts Il, 80
pkgs.; extra hrsts, 21G22c. regular packed;
2IQ25c. mixed color. 20faQ22c.; nearby browns
23p2iG:: extra frsts, 21hd22c., storage; firsts,
20hq2115c, storage. -"
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Readings June Coal Circular

tbs Philzdelphta ana Reading Coal aud Iron
Company has lssued It's price list circular for
anthraelt4 delivered AZ Port Richmond aud
ksW ferk harbor during tho monfh OF June.
fne quotations are unchanged from June Of
last year, the usual discount Or % cents per
ton being allowed from the ilai. which +
equivalent g an Increase Of 10 cents per Ton
ahefe the April pFieea-
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO, May 2T.-HOGS.-ReceIpts, 90
butchers, SI.459I SO; good heavy. sI.2od1T I. Is :
pisE,, $6uI 40; bulk. $7.d5aT.i5 GSTTtEs'oG
Receipts, 45oo; market steady: beeves, 81. i0a
50, 4087;d5i calves. s1aa.75 sHEEP.NRe.
ceipts. 5000; market steady; native and West
ern, $7qS; lambs. $7759lO,e6.
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ENGLISH RESERVES LARGER
Weekly Statement Shows Increase of
1,096,000 Pounds.

LONDON. May T.-The weekly state
ment of the Bank of England shows an
increase of sl,O96,OOO in reserves. as COM
pared with the previous week. Details
follow:
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NOTES OF THE RAIL

The Interstate Commerce Commission
today ordered all Western railroads TO
submit voluminous details OF revenues
and expenses at the Chicago inyestiga-
tion, July s, Of Western passenger fares.
Sleeping, dinIng and parlor car receipts,
train frequency, division OF passenger and
freight revenues ana increased cost OF
labor and material were included.
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Complaints hled today with the Inter-
state Commerce Commission we're That
coal rates from Duluth and Superior are
too high that Ohio cream rates are ex-
eeaalee.
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REFINED SUGARS

The market was quiet but arm. We quote:
Standard gFanulated, d.05e. hne aranulated
&c.; powdered, e.l0e.; confectionery A, b.O0c.
soft grades. b.15a5T5c.
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NEW YORK CURB
FRENCH BANK STATEMENT

PARIS, May 27.--The following are the
Principal Items in statement OF the Bank OF
france for week ending May 20:
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Gold From Abroad

NEW YORK. May 27.-Announcement was
made by LaZard FIeres that 81. 600 600 in gold
had been received from Europe.
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PROVISIONS

The market ruled steady With q fair jobbins
sets, smoked and air-drisd. 2b@25c.; Western
sasklss m snd ssSS sRasS 2ss ana e'y sss
2I92se yWy.sG WysssssEn beef knaSkies. and tenders
family, sci. .50@23. hams. s. p cured. loose.
i29lsse;i d.. skiRped, io9Ss; i2H@l2hs;; 90,
city cured as TO brand and average, 13N e14o.;
hams, smoked Western cured. isA@lto.; do.
P. cured, loose. 1Olk9i1e, do, smoked, I0plSs
lio.; bellies, in pickle, according to average,
and avssEags. city cured leaIIc.;, breakfast
bacon; Western cured, iealTe. lard. Western
lie. lard, pure city. kettle rendered IN tisrces.
1oA9lie,i lard. pure city. kettle rendered in
tubs 1OA4di1c.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. May 26-The cofree market
opened steady; with futures unchanged TO 3
points above the final yesterday. Trading was
fairly active. Prices follow:
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GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT.-Receipts, 81, 263 bush. The mar.
ket opened weak and &c. lower. but prices after
ward recovered 1c. and closed firm. We quote
Car lots, in export elevator-Eo. red spot
N;47@i. so; No. 2 red Western, spot, s1.S2G
1855; No. l Northern Duluth. 81. 631l 90.
CORN.-ReceIpts. s9.062 bushels. Demand
was light and there was no change in prices,
2uototions; Car lots In export eleyator-No. 2,
trade as 70 locasiCIzNo. yellow, s2ls sGs3c:
steamer yellow; Slhg62e; No. yellow, 7sq
Soc; No. yellow. 7o47sc.
OATS.-Reeeipts, 219.S23 bushels. Trade
was slow and prices were hc. lower. Quota :
tons: No 2 white. 50IaQ00c.; standard white,
oSA450c.; No. 3 white. 67I1g5Sc.
RYE.-NOminal. We quote at S1.10Q1.12
per bush.. as TO quality, in export elevator, and
at Sl.03ql.0s for snail lots OF nearby grain in
bags,
~ FLSURMiReeeIgss. al4o 5bls; and SOe, sls 5
weak In sympathy with the further short
decline in wheat Quotations. per 100 lbs. in
wood: Winter. clear, 50. 5oa6. rs; do. straight,
Straight. iute sacks. s7S7. .35 d., patent jatc
do, straight. T25g7. So; do, patent ST.6OG
7.76; do. favorite brands, ST.s6aIs 25; city
mills. choice and fancy patent, ST.s5ls.25; city
dos 90, straight. s6.eOSTl6 do, do, patent
RYE FLOUR ,wss quiet but steady under
small supplies. We quote nearby and Western
In wood at $025gdb0. as to quality.
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2 to 2:30 p. M.
RONDE
2:30 to 3 P. NJ.

1000 United Rwys c Is .......,..... TAX
Y Cambria Steel scrip MAJ; i9i7,... o.
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20 W Cramp aIA 40 T c.. sA
30 Elec Storage. IOR 3 Buff & Sus ~
10 w cramp t S7N 90 Lit Bros -. 10
~ do,........ 31El
BONDS.
100 Am Gas & Elec 5s ..,,,,,,,,, ssh
81 Phila Co scrip 1918 ............... 9S
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1880 to II A. NJ.
BONDS.

9 Cambria Steel scrip Feb. 1917 .... eI
oo88 Cambria Steel scrip May 1917. 81
AZ rS1b-is Ios os .,, S,,,. az
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1 to 1880 p. NJ.
1880 to 2 p. M.

g Penna ....... 53lS 20 U Steel. Jlps
200 Lit Bros .. 10 80 w Cramp 1 q 3Ta
100 r T O.. IA
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1880 A. M. to IL NJ.
BONDS.
2 NJ. to 1890 p. NJ.
BONDS.
1890 to l p. NJ.

125 Bun susie II 20 Baldwin ...,, Al
100 Lake sup Cor f,s 100 North North Cent Cent :. si
45 Buff Sus 12A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-16
JusT IN TINE.
Some Mexico People May Wait Till
/ It's Too Late.

Don't wait until too late.
Be sure 10 be in time.
Just IN time with kidney ills.
Means curing the baekache. the diz-
zIness, the primary disorders
That 50 often come with kidney
troubles
DOan's Kidney Pills are for this
very purpose.
Here is testimony to prove their
merit
John Creech, retired farmer. Mad.
ison Street WellsyiIle, No, says: II
was troubled greatly with rheumatic
PAINS IN my limbs and dull ache IN
the small Of my back When was
down, i seemed that couldn't get nm
again. ] didn't sleep well and IN the
morning felt as though / hadn't been
% bed at all Ny head ached ana /
had awful dizzy spells. Ny kidneys
didnt act regularly and the kidney
secretlons were unnatural. One boy
Of Doan'g Kidney Pills made me feel
much better in every way. / nave
used them of and on since and thev
have always given good results
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy--ge,
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same tbat
Mr. Creech had. Foster-MiIburn Co
rrop-' bunaio, N. Y. ADV.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-16
YANDALIA GETS RIrsY

Vandalia, one of the livest little cit
les of its size in the United States, has
organized and is ready to start work
on placing their section of the Blue
Book Route in shape by september
21. The following telegram was sent
from Vandalia Thursday evening and
shows the spirit in that section:
Col. Frank Bufum, jefferson City Mo.
Vandalia, Mo-, Sept. 9. = The high
way from Earber to the Pike county
line north of Vandalia will be put in
frst-class condition by Sept 21. Se
congratulate you on your splendid
work and pledge our hearty support in
any move to make Missouri roads the
standard of the nation.
Signed by Seventy-Five
Enthusiastic Road Boosters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-16
G. Z. BELL DIES MEDNEsnAY

G. Edgar Bell, SO years old, died at
his home on Manchester street, We'd
nesday at o'clock after an extended
illness. Mr.. Bell leaves his wife to
mourn his death.
He had been an employ of the Inter
national Shoe Co. in this city for the
last eight years. Before Mr.. Bell
moved to Mexico he was secretary of
the Hospital for Insane at Fulton.
Short services were held from the
house on Manchester street by the
Rev Q. 0. Green at 1880 Friday
morning. The body was buried at
Fulton Friday afternoon. The Led
ger joins the friends Of Mrs, Bell in
extending sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-16
Timothy Seed Wan
ted. VIII pay high
est market price.
Sam Morris. 26-lt
NOT SEEKING POLITICAL GAIN

NOT SEEKING POLITICAL GAIN
Washington, D. c.. Sept. 7. - Pres
ident Wilson, through his secretary,
today let it be known that he does not
propose to make political capital out
of his efforts to keep the United
States from being involved in the Eu-
ropean war.
In letter addressed through Sher-
if Kinkaid, Of Hudson county. the
hero Of the Bayonne strike, to New
Jersey Democrats, Secretary Tumul-
~ announced that the President did
not desire 70 take advantage Of the
Extraordinary situation now exist
ing to gain some personal advantage
though an expression Of confidence
For the second time in a year the
President thus urged the party men Of
his home state not 70 embarrass him
by voting an Endorsement Of his rec
ord.
The letter is more interesting for
what ii does not contain than what
it does. There is nothing in the com
munieation to indicate that Mr.. Will
sonu would not accept a denomination
for President if the whole Democracy
Of the country desire it, but there is
the plain spoken word that he does
not wish his neighbors to initiate the
movement.
By one Of the Presidents friends
the correspondent was told that some
weeks ago Mr.. Wilson would not enter
a contest within his own party for re-
nomination, and this assertion is now
borne out by the request transmitted
to New Jersey today not to take any
action that might be interpreted as
having been inspired at the White
House.
The Tumulty letter virtually fur
nishes corrObOration of the belief
here that the President will agree to
be the Democratic standard bearer in
1915 if the whole party wants him. |
He undoubtedly will be pleased with
an Endorsement from New Jersey af- |
ter the other States have spoken, but |
not before. He viii not only depri- |
eiate but will seek to prevent any |
New Jersey effort to manufacture SEN |
timent in his behalf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-16
Funeral Of 1 W. stenhens.

The funeral services over the re.
mains Of J. W. Stephens, County Re-
corder Of Audrain, were conducted at
the Methodist Church at 10 O'Clock on
Thursday morning by Rev. Robert
Chinn, Of Vandalia. The Church was
crowded with the friends Of Mr..
Stephens.
The /. o. 0. F. Lodge Of this city
took charge of the sevices. The coun-
ty officials were the honorary pail
bearers. The acting pail bearers
were: Bert Sims, C. Hamilton, Ern-
est johnson, W. H. Logan, B. T. Alex
ander and J. C. Maxwell.
The body was buried in Elmwood
Cemetery in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-16
JoHNsoN's BIG PROFIT.
(Auxyasse Reviewl


In talking with a bunch Of friend,
in Fulton Monday one of the part,
asked Col J. T. johnson, of Mexico
what was the biggest profit he ever
made on an investment.
"Well, sir" said the Colonel, "the
biggest profit ever made was on an
investment of s13. / bought on the
streets of Mexico good mary years
ago, an old moving machine for that
price, owned a good pair of big
mules and knew how to drive them
cut 240 acres of meadow with that
old machine at so cents an acre. Sl20
Tor my work. Then l traded the ma
shine for mich COW and sold the COW
Tor $40, 50 you see this little invest
nent netted me s16O, less the s13 !
paid for the machine. Don't you think
hat a good profit on so small an
,utlay of cash?"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-16

THE Ledger Is delighted to know
that oar people Esnerally srt waking
~ y the importance q street light
ihv. and there is 70 question bot what
The proposition III carry vhsn sub-
nitted-
The Ledger has % particular cor
teniion N the matter. excepting that
we want proposition sUnbitted that
viii meet With the cordial approval
of our tax payers generally, and one
that viii be vi,hoHi any question n
dopted We differ from some Of or
friends who take the proposition that
q .i'sy tan't get Just what they vart.
they viii oppose any other propozl-
ton That's what is the matter with q
good many Of the enterprises that are
proposed IA Mexico. That Kind of
spirit viii never get a community any,
where except into trouble.
Some people are not in favor Of
lights unless they can get a lamp in
front Of their house; while others op-
pose the light because there is going
to be lamp in front Of their house.
which VII drawbugz. It is a kind Of
a standing joke IN Mexico. that when
certain people favor any kind Of pro
position that certain other people nee
essarizlly should oppose it. Il one
man Is IN favor Of tax but wants II |
Be On 500, why that calls for a con
test By those who either want it &c or
4e On 500. Anything to get up a con-
trOversy.
Some Of these days we will all wake
up to the important fact that we mast
have harmonious action in order to |
get satisfactory and beneficial results
10 a growing community.
Let's ali get together and then keep
together for the growth and prosper
Ity Of good old Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-16
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that lefAn
testainentary upon the esbte o
A. Z. WHEELER, Deceassd, :,
have been granted the underagnee'
by the Probate Court of Audrsa
County, Missouri, bearing date aug
ust 25, 1915. All persons hsvlnI
claims against said estate are requli1
to exhibit them to me for allOvSna
within six months after date Of s'l
Letters or they may be eDluon
from any benefit of such estate al'
If such claims be not exhibited wa
in one year from the time Of the pas
lication Of this notice, they shall Y
forever barred. N
Mrs. Ida Wheeler and the NCrs v
Missouri Trust Co., Executors. ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-16
Merieo People More q columhIa

Among those who have lately nov
ed to Columbia, Mo-, to reside, while
their children are attending the Uni
yersity. we note Mrs. E. S. Cave and
family. II. r. Warden and family,
Mrs. Shaw and family, Mrs. Deane and
family, Chas. Glendye and family. We
wish these people much prosperity in
their new home, but feel confident
they viii all "come back"
Quite number of Mexico people
moved to Columbia one or two years
ago, including Mrs. Scudder, Mrs,
Brand and Miss Effe Graham. Mex
leo will have quite a colony in the
University town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-16

TIE people who n . teztzliEs ny
favored he ise KY for lightirg the
streets. ihfoEra The Ledger that they
are EatiEses viii zoe levy. S0E lets
gst bsIsy and have the pzoposidoz ssb-
raitted and earned What's TIE Use q
fooiing around abosi NJ ReoP5s say
thsy Eazt light An they have eOs 70
% Is 70 rvte Il There IS 10 gaessioa
b1t what the propositi1u WI carry by
an overwhelming zsiarity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-16
EDWARD LAWDtR AND HISS HISS
k0Tl IBGE MARRIED FRI
Aarrisd at the Hsne q tke Bri1s a
Soath oark Street N his ot,
Friday Afternos4L

Edward u Lz~dsr ara Miss Kota
Loekis were married Al the hone q
The brides fsshsr, A K. LoeEie. O.
So9th clArk Street.. n this city, At 3
o'cloek by the Rev. s ". Hayns only
a few of The esoss friends of the bride
ard hEissgrOo1 were p-ssezt At the
cereuony.
Mr.. and Ms Lzwder WI reside o.
TIE Lvder farri sO9fh Of Ne1ice
Ms LSwder is the dzaghtsr Of Mr..
A K Lackie and Is one q Mexioos
most charming young women. Mr..
LzEder has lived IN Mexico all his life
and Is unusually popular With an who
know him
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-16
Carroll County Went Dry.

Carrolton, Mo-, Sept. 10. - Carroll
County voted dry today by large ma
jority. Seventeen precincts out Of
twenty-nine give a dry majority Of
800. Only two precincts SO far have
reported wet majority. The remain
ing twelve precincts are expected to
increase the majority to 1900. The
election was very quiet. There was
no excitement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-16
Notice Of Trustees S,.

WHEREAS, Elmer A. Kei,s ,
his wife, Elva A. Keiscr, BY theb !
tain deed Of trust duly made, n
and acknowledged on MAY ia Y
1908, and filed for record n ths 4
Of the Recorder Of Deeds Of Az
County, Missouri, on May The .a
1909, and recorded in the deed 4 n
records Of said county and sah
book 81 at page 345, did cOnvy
the undersigned, as trustee
Lot one (I) in Roses SQuar !
addition TO the City Of Neuea n
souri,, IN Audrain County, Missouri
trust TO secure the payment Of \
certain promissory note in said Y
Of trust described: and whas
said note IL past due and unpaid, 4
default in the payment thered Y
been made by the signer thsred,
NOW THEREFORE, at the nq|
Of the legal owner and holder d \
note, and in pursuance of tie 4
vision Of said deed Of trust | I
sell at the East front door Oi 4
court house in Mexico, Missouri 4
above described land on
Friday, Sept "a, 1915,
between the hours Of 8 O'Clock n \
forenoon and FIVE O'Clock in The 7
ternoon Of said day, for cash, 70 ]
highest bidder, at public vendus I
The purpose of paying said det 4
costs Of executing this trust.
27-4t w. w. Pollock, TRUSTEE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-16

feel that owe the manufactur-
ers of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarhoea Remedy word Of graf
Itude," writes Mrs. 7. N. Witherall.
GoWanda, n. Y. when l began tax
ing TINS medicine was in great pain
ana feeling terribly sick, due to an at
TACK Of summer complaint. After talk
ing a dose Of it ! had not long to wait
Tor relief as it benefited me almost inn
mediately." ObtainabIe every.
where. Aam
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-16
GRAHAM-KENT WEDDING.

Mrs. Lucy Lee Graham and w. l.
Kent, Of this city were married or
Thursday evening at $3.50 at the home
Of Mrs. Graham, on East jackson st.
They will make their home in this
city. The Ledger joins friends N
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Kent much hap
piness.
Mrs. Kent is one of Mexico's most
estimable women with large circle
OF warm friends here. Mr.. Kent is
one of Missouri's leading horticul-
turists and one of Mexico's most sub.
stantial citizens
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-16
Circuit Court Notes


Ora Littrell was granted a divorce
by the court Friday from Alexander
Littrell.
The case Of J. M. Powell VS.. Farmers
Town Mutual Fire Ins. Co. is on trial
friday afternoon. Mr. Powell wants
to collect on an insurance policy he
was carrying with the Town Mutual
when his residence in the country
burned
IN the case Of Mamie Lillard VS..
the Chicago & Alton R. r. for dam
ages, the verdict was given in favor
of the defendant Lillard was killed
N the Mexico yards in 1918.