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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30
|TWENTYN|NE MEN OUT FOR
BALL AT MO. N. A.
Team win Average Over one Hundred
and Fifty Pounds in Weight
This Year.

Missouri Military Academy is go
ing in strong for foot ball this season.
The enlarged enrolment has given
the M. M. A. a>iarger squad to pick
from and all indications are that Mex
leo is to see good foot ball this year.
Twenty-nine men are out to practice
each afternoon and this week they viii
try some scrimage.
The team will average more than
15O pounds. For a 'tprep" school
team this is unusually heavy. One re-
cruit if he develops would be another
sole" Of Siwash fame. He is seven
teen years old, six feet and eight in
ches tall, and weighs 270.
The twenty-nine men out for prac-
tice are: Mayfeld, Morrill,, "Red'
Turner, T. Anderson, HUMPHREYS, all
of last years team; the following are
new men: Castle H., Campbell, San
derson, Price. Brown S, Byers, Alex
ander, Witt, Kennedy, Biggs, Linney,
Crigley. Plosser, Kerr, Smith D..
Jones r., Epstein, Flannery, Miller,
Golf, Payne, Page, Morris, Worsley,
Weaver, Twist, Pickett and Johnson
The schedule has not been completed
yet. Four games have been secured
for this season. Two games are to be
player with Kemper Military Aca'
denny. This is the only team that beaf
M. M. A. last year. Two games are
scheduled with Columbia High School
About twelve games viii be playet
and Mexico will get at least six o
these.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

THE mar who openly knocks his
home town because he cannot forget
the loss Of an issue is not worth the
printers ink expended in mention.
When the entire community is work
ing to improve the city and make it
grow, regardless of how they may
have differed at other times, this class
simply serves the purpose of bringing
the citizenship closer together. We
must indeed be optimistic to find even
this Saving grace in such civic par
%asites. Fortunately such men are in
no way representative of our citizen
ship and what they have to say det-
rimental to Mexico simply aids in clas-
styling them, not only at home but
with the stranger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30
BREACHES STRONG SERMON.

breaches STRONG SERMON.
Another throng heard Mr.. Wright
at the Presbyterian church last night
on the theme, What it Costs 10 be a
Christian He sang for his special
piece, GAN of Self and None Of Thee"
This hymn, which voices the repent
ance and growth Of a soul from self
to complete surrender to Jesus, made
a strong impression. The sermon IA
earnest, tender, but searching. At the
call for those who wanted a deeper
conservation fully a hundred people
came forward, One young lady anne
to give her heart to Christ and unite
with his people. The interest is deep
ening each day. A. A. w.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30
LITTLE GIRL A HUSTLER.
Little Miss Nellie j. McCune Raises
$3.18 Worth of Squashes.

Little Miss Nellie ]. McCune, Of
Los Angeles, Cali, who came to Mex
leo from California this year, travel
ing the entire distance by herself, is
a successful farmer and tinancier'
though only IL years old she is most
capable.
She is living with Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Sharp. Early in the summer she
planted some squash seed and so fal
has sold $3.1s worth of the product
raised from these vines. She did al
the work connected with their cult
walton herself.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

evening as a pleasant surprise. A
basket Of pink dallas graesd the center
Of the table, and covers were laid for
the following; Misses Virginia Park
Ier, Anna Mcclure, Major Browning,
Cadets Anderson and Terry. A deli
eiOus four course menu was served.
Mrs. Rolla Mcintyre gave AM. Or
pheum party Monday evening in honor
of Miss Nellie Hill. Other guests
were: Mesdames Sam Sharp, Norton
Nelson, Fred Llewellyn, cortez Ed
m6nssOn, Abbie snoddy. Arthur
Brown, L. NJ. White, Charles Bledsoe,
Earl Brown, R. G. Strobe, A. c. COIN,
T. J. Williams A lunch was enjoyed
at the Gem.
Mrs. Maurice Phillip gave an auto
mobile party on Thursday afternoon
complimentary to Mrs. A. C. Coin Of
Texas. Twelve ladies enjoyed this
en' . ene paia'aOle
her home. Those who @joy-ridedr
around the belt with Mrs. Phillip
ware. Mssd.ua. ram,.. No.
|c TBcLe. 7 NJ c.,.o;t Az, caas5r.
Arthur Rrour si,sa,n rss5
IIe,veIlvn polls MeFnt.,.a uarra A.
Gibson. I u Munav n -po;.son .,d
Miss Elaine s-;,veystein
W. o.... 90.
-, rr;da,, NORTHUMBERLAND ~.
81 cobn 90 Tsxas Af.ar .a,.
s.uas ,ba hosto.s sar,od . 49,,
tw-o.corrse h,ncb NJ Ar.hn. p.as
receiyad the ssvo, 80 ~ afta.nooa !.
m-a,onna;sa howl ,,;th ! GO.
other ,ban ,ba bororaa .,oro. NJ.
dames Ike s;lvarsta;n Frodrl.u.u,n,
WIN Lee. j. j. Crottv and o,,est Ms
Keller of Little Rocl n 7. Morto,,
osca, Martin. Abbia snoddv A,th,,
Browr Lewis moore ana Mon,;oa
pbiTlip.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30
FEELS THE BATTLES GRAVITY.
Texas Believes the Progreso Fight
Will Cause Trouble.

Brownsville, Tex, Sept. 25.-The
firing Of arms by several hundred
Mexicans, on the Mexican side of the
Rio Grande River yesterday, to cover
the retreat of seventy or eighty Mex
leans who looted and set fire TO a
store in Progreso, Tex, thirty-fye
miles west of here, as told of in an Of
fetal report last might by Maj. Ed.
ward Anderson Of the Twelfth Caval-
ry, is regarded here as the gravesi
turn in the international situation Of
the present border troubles. One U.
s. Private was killed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30


Miss Marie Rose returned Wednes-
Eay after a delightful visit Of seven
eeks in Middlebrook, Va, with Mr.
Rld Mrs. R. W. H. Mish and in Alex
Pndria, Va, with Mrs. Sally Broadus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clprence iaines were
posts at six o'clock dinner Thursday
Tor the following guests. Mr., and
Mrs. Fred Morris. Mi. and Mrs. Fred
Llewellyn, Mrs. Abbie $40 Idly anc
Mrs. Arthur Brown.
Mrs. Margaret varnon is visiting
relatives in Kentucky.
Miss Lena johnson Is il st Louis
he guest Of her sister, Mrs. Il. +
pruex.
Mrs. Emma Bauer. Of So. Louis, i
Per the guest os her sistes, Mrs. $. ]
Buckncr.
Misses Anna and Mary Crews, Q
'anvilie, Va, are guests Of Judg|
John 7. Crews.
Miss Martha Frost will leave Mon
Pay for an extended visit with he
prothers and sisters in California.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30
PAINFULLY BRUISED WHEN
MOTOR WHEEL BREAKS OFF
Fred s. Hathaway CrawIs From Over
turned Car and Asks Sannebeck
For a Cigar.

give me a cigar and a match said
Fred S. Hathaway, Thursday after
noon, when he erawled from beneath
his overturned racing car six miles
north Of Fulton. His request was adj
dressed TO Meinhardt Sannebeck, who
had been riding with him but who left
the car suddenly when 1t skidded and
partly overturned following the break
ing Of 4 front wheel. Neither are
badly hurt though both are suffering
from painful bruises.
Mr.. Sannebeck said they were driv-
ing about 30 miles an hour on a splen-
did country road. Suddenly the front
wheel on the left hand side broke and
the car partly went off a culsert- The
machine skidded fully 40 feet before it
stopped. When it did halt it was
partly overturned. Mr.. Hathaway,
who was driving, had never released
his hold on the steering wheel and re-
manned in his seat until the car halted.
Mr.. Sannebeck, however, was
thrown violently against the hood and
then fell from the a as it overturned.
Had the road been on an embankment
both would likely have been badly
hurt. AS it is they are stiff and suf-
fering with some very painful bruises.
The machine was not badly damaged.
1t will be remembered that last
year in the automobile races at the
Mexico Fair Mr.. Hathaway skidded
through a fence in making a turn.
When the dust cleared from the scene
of the accident instead of finding him
crushed and bleeding Mr.. Hathaway
was sitting calmly at the steering
wheel smoking his cigar.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30
GERMANY LOST n AIRsHIPs:

GERMANY LOST AZ AIRsHIPs.
Geneva, Switzerland, Sept, 25.--lt
is learned from a reliable source in
Friederichshafen that the German
headquarters staff admits the loss Of
thirty-eight Zeppelins and nine Par
seval airships since the war began up
to August Ia, 1916, Since this date q
further report states that two Yep
pelins and one Parseval are missing
Most of the airships were brought
down by the Allies air guns and the
others had accidents while landing
Teh average cost Of these airships is
more than u million dollars, while
the newest models cost almost double
that sum. Therefore, Germany has
lost more than rs million dollars in
her ~airships, bombs from which have
killed and wounded five hundred per-
sons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

A soiled black coat can be quickly
cleaned by applying to it with a
sponge strong coffee to which a few
drops of ammonia have been added.
Finish the process by rubbing the coat
with a piece of colored wooden cloth,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

Rolling pins should be carefully
seraped with the back of a knife,
scrubbed with the grain Of the wood,
wiped and dried before putting away.
Do not allow either rolling pin or po-
tato masher to soak in dish water.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

There was a rejoicing in Woodlawn
rs week when the prodigal returned
be head Of the family can now read
+ newspaper in peace, and the mater
Ias so tired of discussing the Inter
Fban R. R. politics and the European
lar, that it is with delight she talks
| new fall millinery, tho Ladies' Aid
'e neighbors' children and other fem
line subjects.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

J.R. Shook is home from California
He went 10 visit his brother, Ed Shook
Of. bakersfield, who is quite i'll with
tuberculosis. Mr.. Shook visited San
Francisco and other points Of interest
while in the West.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30
ENROLMENT is 1856.
Westminster College Attendance
Shows Increase This Time.

According to the Fulton Gazette the
enrolment of students at Westmin-
ster College shows an increase. There
are 1856 enrolled already, with Others
still to enroll later. William Woods
College, a female college at Futon, has
enrolled 1888 students.
Westminster has a pre- missing foot
ball squad this fall and its team is
coached by Clarence P. LeMire, for
mer Tiger captain. e. M. Upton
former Columbian, is LeMre's assist
ant coach.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30
carnival Company NOD 70 Show

Heinz and Beckman Carnival Co.,
will not show at Mexico during Phal
Phestivities as reported owing to the
big jump from Carthage to Mexico
The amusement committee are consid-
ering several other companies and vii
close with one Of these in a day OF
two.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30
NOTICE. FARMERSi

The Books in the Mexico Pub
lie Library are for your pleas
ure as well as those of the citi-
Gems of Mexico. Many farmers
are already enjoying the privi-
leges of this popular institution
by getting good books to read
from its splendid assortment.
If you enjoy good reading or
needs reference book you can
get it at the Mexico Free Pub
lie Library.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

If a small hook and eye are placed
al the ends of the rubber around the
knees of little boys bloomer-suits, the
rubber is easily removed when the
suits are washed, and the boomers
can then be ironed out flat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30
Old Iron Wanted.
Bring it in now.
going higher.
Morris. 26-f

W. w. johnson left this week for
Miles City, Mont, where he will pur-
chase between six and seven thousand
head of sheep to Craze on his farms
this winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

To shut out an Objectionable view
from side OF rear windows, mix a little
mastic varnish and white lead in equal
quantities and apply to the inside Of
the panes with an old paint brush. It
will be a good imitation Of ground
glass and will wear a long time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

The Rev. Elwang and Marshall
Gordon, Of Columbia, are in Mexico
attending the Presbytery Of the Pres
byterian church at Prairie View.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

Several of my best friends sid they
Tere glad to see me hons, but they
ated to have my letters stoa- ! guess
hey like to read what / write better
ban they like to hear ms talk. III
+ home for another week then | leave
pr California and the West for .
hree weeks stay SO / prcialtc yod
hree more letters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30
DO YOUR f N LAYr
If not, Use Sour Milk, Beef Scrap, or
Green Cut Bone.

milk or meat in the ration may
make all the difference between profit
and loss," declares H. L. Kempster,
professor of Poultry Husbandry Of the
Missouri College of Agriculture. "We
know from u tests at the Expert
ment Station and from the exper-
fence Of p~oultrymen everywhere. We
got only GAS eggs from a pen of hens
that ate no animal food, while another
pen Of hens, no better in any way, but
fed sour milk, laid 1888. Those fed
beef scrap laid 1902 eggs. While this
is a higher record than either Of the
others, the soul milk is 50 much cheap
err and easier to get on most farms
that we recommend it most highly.
AT 20 cents a dozen,the eggs from the
hens fed o milk brought $29.71
and those from the hens fed beef
scrap, $3O.03. The difference would
begin to pay for the extra cost and
trouble Of beef scrap. The big thing
to remember is that the hens fed no
animal food brought little more than
half as much egg money. Theory and
experience both say Feed the laying
hen sour milk as part Of her ration"
A good Sour Milk Ration
Corn, a parts
Wheat, Q parts
Bran middlings, l part
Corn meal, l part
Sour milk separately
Give 100 hens 2 " gallons OF
milk and from 10 to 25 pounds Of
other food a day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

For interpreting boots and shoes,
equal quantities Of white wax, olive oil
and rectifed lard, melted down, make
an excellent mixture, but a little oil Of
turpentine should also be added.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30
Rural School Notes.
Rv Nv. cLYnE

M
BY W. CLYDE JOHNSON.
Monday was spent in court. Judge
Barnett decided that the notices were
not definite enough, and hence the ell
ection was illegal. But the promoters
of consolidation will soon circulate
another petition, and within a month
consolidation will carry again. And
why shouldn't it, solomon has said,
"How much better is it to get wisdom
than gold, and to get understanding
rather to be chosen than silver"
Tuesday morning | started out to
see what the schools are doing. l
spent a few minutes only at each Of
II schools-the rest Of the time was
spent in mudholes, Of which there
were plenty. At Lawder, Miss Percie
Fuhrer, teacher, there were % pupils,
the weeds had been cut and all were
doing we'll. At Erisman, Miss Mary
Harrington teacher, | found 10 pupils
nearly twice that many two years
ago-a new walk had been built to the
road with a concrete stile block, a
concrete top had replaced the old
wooden we'll top, and there were some
beautiful pictures in the Isn't
that fine?
Walker, Miss Myrtle Roberts teach
err, has put a new roof on the house
There were only sever present. AT
Eureka, Miss Alma Brown teacher, Is
we're present-nearly so 70 Increase
the weeds have been moved, two beau
tiful pictures have been hung on the
walls, ten dollars worth Of new books
have been added, and they will paint
both inside and outside This is
a good work. And it will grow.
Prairie Chapel, Miss Agatha Cope
T.. a.. o.ds
w .a
Hass v' NJ.
Anna O'Brien has six pupils at Fem
he"ala ih noa
navy pes" r-
y nhpi s 81.
has sen pups
uses ~ 0eA'
f~eci'asOns a'' "a ~.
apou' nail \. ~ Il.
years as0- 49, hs,.sa 10.
4 nas n 1850
peeh pa,.ssu asnatoa i,
con''0'
n PARENTS A"u
ace cream suppe'
Z. 4, ofawhofd = oi'Apei
20 pupils q new hea'sf' anu az
mi . Hahnn
hoof. lney nave
n ",
MRS. Anna heny
Keeps her mo - pup
have been CUT a wen
the outouiidlngs are sanitary gun
rise, MISS Nihei
shines with a ne" coas u paiu'' u" Wv
house n the unu ~ "es :,
have been cut ana tnere are - Pup
in attendance. mas 0in =
all the paper ana nave Q very ciea
beautiful and sanitary nome ny
since painting and yarmsnihg an
scrupDing. MISS Aiiiah ~ -.
20 pupils. They have also u IN
weeds and repaired the ouspulldmg'
These are improvements tnatlhe uis
trict may be proud OF. MISS Dessi
Hickman has one OF our approve
schools a Laberty. sne mas ~ puph'
the weeds have been cut ana tne we
: cleaned out
At Washington the e a y pee
. cut, and lime has beer used 70 mar
/, the outbuildings sanitary Mls
Georgia Miller has 10 pupils. AT "
ion, Miss Lucille kunkel mas hve pul
! lis. They believe in q clean nous
. They have scrubbed the fioor' Wasne
the windows, BACKED n stove, u
weeds have been cut, and there Is
! new chair. Miss bunker ana ne
) pupils deserve great praise Ior y
! clean, pleasant conditions OF 'ne
, home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

j. W. Woodbridge, w. B. Peeler and
]. P. Powell, of this city, attended the
convention of the central Missouri
agents Of the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Co, at Columbia Fri
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30
CI E Y
By Mia Marie Rese.
Fhsns ell

fnHN1 4AA
dear Readers:-I arrived home
wednesday night after seven
spent in Virginia Il was one
most charming experiences Of
]. Virginia is a delightful place
h and one Is almost Inclined 70
Il would be a good Place to
Captain Marguess Wallace, has
ndid position teaching in a MILF
school at Waynesborc, Va, IS
from Middlebrook, WIS a guest
Mish home one day last week
Mish sings at all the musicals
H. sweet voice delights the Bethel
Ieeation both in solo and chorus
bent Thursday and FSda' Of last
in washington seeing the Fights,
called aThe City Beautiful" and
eople are exerting every influence
y ~ !, ,v.vnnor,
snes are white. visited the cap
e CONGRESS. he pictures
= a, the nromiuent men.
uu .aasnav ,,r.o,.sd
Oon j. nj III ~ WASH.
POM D',asnt The view from
.ns1arfrI One can see 70,
~no..u QUO, ,ha c;tv nm and
a,u 1900 R;vor. AMI acroas
R, n Then visited the Con,
Y 'I,.x.,, This Il considered
iOnsi a.n.;f,,, bu;ld;ny IN N,
Tho rnrial paintings ale 4.
most famous in the world
'ne = u italian marble an,
SAl' s..snare The floors an,
49, arasller p;eces are d
II { The railing. col
:. the reading room ar,
,.srhle Il Is i yellowisl
a.~,;ealar beautiful piec,
us.;c r,c.ure Of Minery,
- Wisdom. Il occupie,
s~-.;aant nlace II the head 0
- ard the little pieces o
- snv ! can scarcely Sc,
e..aa .s tbev are il make
m.nv colored picture
liant 1, the wings. man
.-5arnrn,,,a Thev nave
= bv which book
go, III library q In
,.',S;.a A beautiful priyat
n.o,,dad for ,ha Sen
ns 81 canoressman
anu anaats ~ coycora
niO' muso,r, loot
M.M.|N nlNAlHH ANIL HIN NN| w AENN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

o. H. Brown was over from Nc
Creole, Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

Ray billiard is i'll at his home on
Washington street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

shields Moore, who is attending
school in Columbia, is visiting ms
parents in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

The Rev. J. D. Greer is home from
High Hill where he has just closed a
most successful meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

To remove iron rust from linen or
cotton goods, boil a small quantity Of
rhubarb, and dip in that portion Of
the material which is spotted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

The Rev. A. B. Culbertson, of this
city, is able TO be out after a three
weeks illness,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

To keep the cut edge Of a cheese
from hardening smear a little butter
over it, and SO keep it from the air.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

a. X. Luckie went to Belle City,
Mo-, Friday, for an extended visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

R. j. Kerr, of Columbia, was a bus
mess visitor in Mexico this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

Robert McLoney of st. Louis is visit
ing in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

,he nav WAY. That's why "Gets.Itm ms
become tho corn remedy OK Am ~ thc
tho biggest selling corn fems Do YOU
snm"mber that toe- eating salve sou
tried' that sticky tape, tnat yo lY' NJ
bundiing bandage. the ougin gsSorsY
acne with knives, raEors ana mara
WAY now. forget them AL. NO more
smasinr. no moro pain. Wheneyer c gpn
nso Simple. easy ssaets,is syer snV cn illus
II qoomed sure, * cut corni
~ Nh raII1sos, ft makes Thorn grow snn ~
much faster and incssGssi, 4 sn neco o1Hs By
, plpoa PeSa1ssts.it." Use IL tonight ana emo
sosuets.itN ID sold by az \ i.
95c q bottle, or sent ufe0s
lawrence 4 eoTohicago' =,
Sold in Mexico and recommen1su =
the worlds best corn remedy Dy lie"
cllyn & Sons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30
Corn Limpers! Use
"Geis.Ii'' and Smile !
Corns Come Right OF, Clean and
Quick You Needn't Limp, or
Fuss With Your Corns
ANY Moraf

what's the use Of spelling a good
time for yourself by limping around
with fierce cornsy It's = oI ING
gel rid OF them. "Gets-lt' does Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

Ghas. Claybrook is home from Ma
con where he has been on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-30

READ LEDGER WANT ADS
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-02-15
PAIGE Automobiles

We exhibited the Paige six cylinder,
seven passenger cal that sells for
only 1895 at the Food Fair held in
Burlington under the auspices of the
Commercial Travellers from February
lst to 9Th A gentleman who makes
the bodies for noted automobile
manufacturer who's car sells from
S2500 TO $4,000 examined the body OF
the Paige. After looking it all over
carefully, ne said, THAT is the most
beautiful body have ever seen, the
workmanship is first class, and the
finish all that could be desired Re
member this car is better than so
horse power If you are to purchase
new automobile do not be separated
from your money until you have seen
this wonderful car Send for cata.
logue giving full specifications. Ag.
ents wanted in every town. Address
The Jarvis Palace Garage, Burlington.
Vermont.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-02-15
Little Wonder workers

Coles Little Wonder Workers, the
liver pill that contains the new
cathartic Phenolphthalein and the old
cathartc Aloin combined to make the
most effective little liver pill you
ever had. Prompt safe and sure re-
lief in any case OF disordered stom-
ach, constipation, billiousness, and
liver troubles. Forty little sugar
coated pellets for 25c. Sole only by
Harold w. Cole, Pharmacist
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-02-15
That Piano at Sl65
o. L4a
Auburn. Mnlna

which we are Offering for the month
of February seems to be what a large
number of people are looking for. We
have sold lot of them This piano
cannot be sold by others at less than
1915. We pay cash. get the lowest
price. and are giving you pianos at
prices that defy competition Then
anything that Geo D. jarvis & Son
warrant for ten years must be good
We have sold pianos in every town in
Vermont, and have been in the bust
ness for twenty six years in Burling-
ton, and everyone knows that our
guarantee is good For this month
you can buy this piano for Sl65. and
pay $40 down and IS per month. Send
for catalogue to Geo. d. Jarvis & Son,
Burlington. Vermont.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-02-15
SELLS FARM FOR $4,000
Rep. Farnham of Montpelier Closes
Zeal Estate Deal

Montpelier, Feb. l2-Representative
Horace ~ Farnum of this city has
completed a real estate transaction.
whereby the farm owned by him in
East Montpelier, known as the Stew.
ems farm, becomes the property of Mr.
and Mrs. julius Ruiter of Burlington.
for $4,000. Mr.. Farnham taking pro-.
erty in Burlington in part payment
The farm is considered one of the
finest in the state and has been il.
the hands of the Stevens family for
125 years its first occupant being Mrs.
Farnham grandfather who set
tied on il in 1890
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-02-15

The last warps for the cloth We're
placed on the looms last week, and 1t
is expected that the entire finished
product viii be on the way TO Eng
land within the next ten days. The
order has kept the mill running until
after 10 o'clock nights and in some
departments all night
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-02-15

First manufactured by
my father in 1851. Our
mothers and grandmoth-
ers used this remedy
and found it to be ideal
for its purpose.
Some of the signs of