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Regret America.. Ab,.nc.

BCENoS AIRES, Nov. l5.-All the
newspapers of Bucnos Aires. com
nentinS on the opening at Geneva
81 thc assembly OF the league OF ma
ions, express regret at the absence
81 the United states from partic!-
patton Nevertheless, they all EXPRESS
nc belief that the Washington gov
ornmcmt eventually wil! Join tho
league.
La pTcnsa expresses The opinion
hat the absence or The United Stat,s
IS due NOR" 20 reasons of internal
policy than 70 motives o! an interna.
iionai claractsr,.
'rresiaent-!HIS:.. lIar'lns. says la
Prensa, has not repud.a,vd the prin
r'pie Of a society o! nations, SO INIT
nero always exists a possibility tina.
IN the end the Jnitcd states will adj
here 10 the league, bat only when I.
mas been modified with rcscrva,lona
which would Great. for tho United
states spccia! situation in the gree.
international! entity"
La Ra2on says ~ the absence al
the United States should he aoGrt,.
and hot merely temporary. tho grow
ing international entity would suffer
"a serious breakdown. Referring 70
Tho future Of The Monroe Doctrj,,..
IN this connection, Ia Eazou saws +.
tho United States falls to in,n "a,
league ;hc Monroe Doctrine "wo,ly
continue TO Lee an expression orly
Of one part OF I'll. New World" rho
newspaper adds Thar 1t Is Impossible.
20 say 2t present whether thg-c 80
20 be concord or q .l.sl, h,.y. .
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JUSTICE CRUTChFIELD'S
CONDITION is FAVORABlE
i'r Trunk and Family state That
'onc John" Ii Dung

Ih~'iC" john letter Crutchfeld. pom
MAR i'"licc Court justice. who, for the
p"sl several days has been i'll at his
nom" ri Forest Hin. WAS reported as
ic'hS IN favorable condition late
49, niShi. His physician, pr. O. q.
frank, stated that lie believes JUS
VEG Crutch:ield Will fully recover.
i"% with heart trouble. caused from
: nina anu has had several severe
"'"'hS' He was stricken with ono
" IL" days ago. and for n time his
tp,"h'lpn was regarded as grave, but
- now conNalrsccnj and members
~ Ih" iamily stated that he was resi-
N'S comfortably las; night
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DIAL ASKS ALL BANKS
JOIN RESERVE SYSTEM
ley Assoc!atcd rrnss

, ASH NGTON, Nov. l5.-Scuator
Doal, OF South Carolina. aDnc.I.,i ."'
uay 10 all southern banks which hay.
not already done $50 10 Join tn" ITci.
eral reserve system or become ma
would greatly increase tho iorrnw
ing capacities of the banks ana would
help 10 considerable extent in soiva
ing the question Of gradual market
senator Dial said good progress
vas being made in the orgai.!Zation
OF thrre export companies ana he
thought they would greatly helm in
easing the situation. The south. he
SAID. must now help itself and you'd
nave TO lind market aud help finance
the exporting of It's cO;Inn,.
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PERUVIAN RESURRECTION
GENERAL IN CHARACTER
Actual Outbreak OF Fighting in New
Observation-Disclosures NiHunco
Killed In Hattie.
LIN 81 sSOCintNd prcss

WASHINGTON, Nov. l5.--Dct:Iils of
the movement in Peru against tho
government OF President Lcguia re
ceivrd today by the state Depart
'1cnt indicated that the revolution
arv move was more widespread than
waS at frs. supposed. Tho .,dviccs
aid there was an actual oun break al
hSnt.ng IN tho :cWly created depart
mcnt OF Madre tic bios, on the horde
OF Brazil, and that tho Peruvian gov.
crnmcut Contcnded that q genera! az.
task was 20 have been made stimuli.
ncouSly- n - rumbcr of depart
mcnts, but was Gale! off at the last
moment without the warning reach.
ing MIdrn de DOS In time.
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Fined for Drunkenness.

Ten persons, who were arrested
over the week end were tried in
Police Court yesterday on charges
OF drunkenness. They are: Charles
Haynes. George Talbot. w. J. Shep-
person and Lee Turner, fined $40 and
costs apiece for being drunk and dis
orderly: j. u. IIobcck, a. l.. Cobb.
+. .. Kidd and Charles Haynes. fined
50 and costs apiece for drunkenness,
ana 4. III. Icazlcy and y. ID. Newell.
charged with being drunk and dis :
orderly, dismissed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16

, conditions arc Favorable on tho
LIVER ROAD tSou'n) 10 Wade. the
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AInhaIna unnLcr, :, M,,

"VN I'pAi HI.Y. Nh. Nov. IL
~, t'a2rd nary session of the Ala
MA hank"ra, Tor Member 10. when
M question ~ pnrticipat.uv i'm III.
~ GtIi alton OF tho Federal Foreign
!t"hI !nf Company. as authorized undo
W" fdst "c'. will be- considered. was
'N7Hed t"aaH Oy Henri f.. t.ar,l.i;
stcreiar. 81 the nrc4uiatInn ,rnJ'
numbers 3ol members. "''S"
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., fvItFsWUT., Va. NVE. =, ~.
u ici 10y ltnd..;s. p!ummrr X Co.. Irc.
rSNiSii-i'.rme-. S'ocii. Market 'lr-;.
pa rcauutS. 81 p"r hushel: n.w peanuts.
!,,... % $50 PEI blsh"i.
y NiAS-fIrm-rs S'"cl,. oil peanuts
u" hGy"-' and no offerings. New Viz.
sinih peanuts. market steady.
FANCY lumhoS. : to s. per IT,
,ninOos. . - 80 peg Ii.
Extra prime. E&c per ID.
l'r!In". Dor III
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ISSUES s BUILDING PERMITS
inspector butler Also Gives Eleven
Licenses for Repnir


E.Eht permits for new buildings.
eleven permits for repair work.
amouiiins To S!2.2o0. we're issued
last week by Building Inspector But
me Straus Cigar Company has filed
appiica' ion Tor n permit to alter and
repair the building at 1905 East
VIII be built at a cost of sSg5
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30. 49, ihiiiins sheet and nm
iag- 60. rla!mt!T in error ~
: ,ph"Hs- \Gtmson Mfg. Co. d.rao
HLrl ~ error; error to The Distric.
our al Wheeling. ". Va. 10 bc
~ a.. = "td ~ Al"ssrS. We'll &. Thorn. 81
" 'larNc. % WhccIing. W. Va. for
W." N!tiniin in error. and by Mrssrs
,in"ohTu y Hubbard. or Nyh"cling. W
-, - ana M"ssrs. Winston. Strawn x
~. "l nI'aHo. IL. for tho defcu-
No 1897 Walker y. Hines. D;rcc.
20. ''h"T"! Of Railroads plaintiff In
error, V Rowling. defendant in err
error i" mo District Cour, n,
nI"' h'id Va. TO be argued bv
Messrs ItalI. Winrfirld & Appcrson.
OF ROANOKE. Va. FOR the plaintiff in
,ror' ana hy John Z. pcndloton and
hGGh . woods. OF Princeton, w. Va
i"' the defendant in .rror.
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ClltIi MARKET.

ttSy Universal Service
MEN YORK. Nov. l5.--Althoush :h-.c
wrr- many S'ocks on the Broad Street
cnrh ihat w"r" in supply At tn. opru,u-
inS the day. The general ,narIc, tore in
the trading group could not b" regarded
Mf"h nni ialr rallies were !. ordrT
teE"St was attached To trading IN General
NSplia II, which was the w"akcs. feature
In the first half Of the dag when /. ,i,
clin"d points 20 -
weT" heavy. Ryan Consolidated ..!.:nr
down 20 The new low o: ~. standard OF
issues We're offered a. concessions withuu,
sales during the to-cnoon
lnt"rna tt"nsl Petroleum wa, traded IN
on 'rlr! !hrEe scale. With good uuy ing
puW"r IN "vit"pc. after II opca..l a. =,
ih1c ne" Wa unusually ,srEe trading in
arm syndicate. which r.l DOWN L., IDis,
around midday. the loves. rrl". ,nichaj
since rs advanc. IA ~
VI ming S.CSS w"g" iFFcET:IE Boston and
Montana srId on slightly In .nr eIri,'
radinE with rally N the Igyt hail o:
n IHF !"n"rtl Electric rights were
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"r-nnsy". announce. Curtni,.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Nov. 10
The Pennsylvania Railroad will lay
OF 900 more men. 1000 OF them on
tile Philadelphia division. within the
next five days. according 10 announce
menl today by the company. Since
The end OF October there has been a
total net reduction of moro than TO-
ou0 employees of tho Pennsylvania
system. mostrIcf tHem cast OF Ettts-
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I. :. Circuit Court of Appe.,,

Tin" United States Circuit Court ..
- l'"aN r"c"hHcned Yesterday morn
ny a. ~ o'clock. with the following
1"~" ana officials In ait"ndauc.,
,'iv""t Judge: Charles 4. Woodh, Of
.h"si1H. ;. a.; Clerk Claude NJ Dean
yi'H nitcd states Marsha! John -.
mss being conference day. III,
u""F. oin not hear arguments in
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Charged VIII Having Lio,o,

,,,.o !. bishop was placed under =
lie" Court; f'ar, .. ycsterd., ~ 70
.hS when trraigncd on .harpc NJ
stof,as :trdent spirits in vioiat,on
ierea ae 10 Sfhs aWe hs5 r lay us vas a.
.Qc NQuor 4N Ats posse,kan Vlate
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TREASURY CERTIFICATES
ARE OVERSUBSCRIBED
r".",ar! Houston Announces Sc15,-
""'"" Taken From nm Issue Of
$.lND,tHpl, 100

-. II'! NSSOClated PrrSS
WASHINGTON. Nov. l5.-0vors,h
Srripiioh Of the latest issue of :, l-2
per cent Treasury certificates was
:nhouhC:d today by Secretary Ious-
that va. total subscriptions aggrc-
SAT" S2'3. 100000 on an issue OF $500.
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nent Of Frank u. Richardson as su
pervisinE prohibition agent at Chi
ago. succeeding Major Alfred V
pa!rEnpic, resigned, was announced
today by the Burcau OF INTERVAL rev
emu" Mr.. Richardson has been con
hrcted with the internal revenue
Nnrk az EniCAgn for snlne Ii,na
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FIGHT PROMOTERS POOL
EFFORTS FOR BOXING
Cochran, Richard and brady Form
lrmpscy-CaIlcntic Contest Com
pnny and Receive Charter.
MY Associated rrcss.I

NEW YORK. Nov. 15.-rex Rick
ard. Charles Cochran, or London. and
William y Brady. promoters of III.
DempscyC Carpenter boxing contest.
have combined their interests in en-
gazing bouts in this country. it was
learned tonight in the granting OF a
Ihafter al Albany today To The
dempsey Carpenter Contest Com
pary.
The three promoters are the only
viii hold contests under tho nam"
OF the american Sporting Club" a
representative OF Mr.. Richard de-
CARED. Mr. Cochran, it is under
STOOD. VIII look after the European
?ht"rcStS OF tho corporation. Undue
ING foreign puSilists to come TO this
country.
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rIrI:KsnuK,i r..Nrr MAKKIr.

z. p. +. 7. G. IL. /, X, NJ, y VIC. WV,
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N.ENNl. y Y, Nov. lj.--The
l"mrsey- Carpenter Contcs, Com
pahy' OF New York. was granted a
Jay Subscribers TO the capital stock
ar N!ln"urn Gordon. Marlin Turner
~" Nathan Nidavcr. al Of New N"ri,
for $1,000 According to Tho cor,
~ at" of incorporat on the objects
OF 'hN corporation are 10 organic.
vnhtro! ana promote boxing rxhibi-
sEohS ana also exercise disciplinary
authority in connection with SUI
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

'i;Ah X Died. at her home. No. 8
SSi"ndowhr!ds" Road. Al e.. NJ. Monday,
N"F.hb.r 10. Mira. Martha II. Clarke.
AGED g. she leaves her husband and
tw" sons: Funeral from Trinity NJ. IT,
,nnrch Wednesday $50 +. NJ. Jn;crmcnt
at his home. In Wash
,nSion. ID. C.. at 7:t5 l.. 81. November
u. COLONEL Felix Alexander Reeve in
ma eiEhty-fourth year. Colonel Reeve
was distinguished ofIlccr in the Fed
ct"' army ana has FOR many years been
Connected with The Treasury Depart
mrnt III Washington as solicitor and AN
assistan: solicitor. Hts eldest son, DIT.
j. ~ Reeve. married Mas Ashley Millor,
OF Nchmond Hia daughter, WIlhel::
. @eht1osd, Ntmeraaa. HeS 2sfs0 u
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Markets

tcon,lnuod from rsgo NiacD
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

East Clay Street. Monday AFTERNOON All.
ot"ch Mr-. i. ~. Redwood. age ~
!'"fh. fnnCral J: o',lOck Mcdncsls y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26

form School $3.50.
Martinsburg Monitor, printing for
county clerk $500.
Mexico Hardware and Furniture
Co, supplies 1925.
Mexico Clothing Co., for county
farm $1,000.
F. M. Irvings, stock killed by state
S2O.42.
W. ]. offutt, weather stripping
court house $500.
Ed C. offutt, travel and clerk hire
S36.58.
J. G. Peppard Seed Co., fer 100 lbs.
seed $1,000.
R. S. Mckinney, settling bridges
$500.
For vital statistics s14O.5O.
Typewriter Exchange, for recorder
$3.50.
F. A. Morris, for groceries for our
ty farm s20.O5.
R. Wilkerson, labor and material for
bridges $110.S5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
MARRIED HERE WEDNESDAY.
Fred Anthony and AlIyne Dozicr CIT
License in Fulton.

Fred Anthony, Of ~B5ytsvilie ana
Miss AilyRe Dozicr, west Of Guthrie,
were married in Mexico Wednesday
afternoon by the Rev. c. 4. Mitchell,
pastor of the Dry Fork Baptis:
Church, neal which the bride lives
and of which she is a member. The
secured their license in Fulton and
drove here in an automobile Wedacs-
day afternoon.
Mr.. Anthony is the son of Mr.. I'd
Ms. L.. j. Anthony, of Boydsvilic,
and is in the mercantile business
there. Both he and his bride ar
among the most estimable young peo-
pie Of their home communities. TIE
Ledger extends them its best wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
COURT
HOUSE
APPOINT vANATTA EXECUTORS

E a. and A. L. Vanatta, were Mon
day appointed by the Probate Cour:
executors for the state of Philip Van.
alta to serve without bond as the will
Of the deceased requested.
In the estate of James Wilbut Car
penter the administrator, Dennis G.
Spellman, filed a.rountg and vouchers
showing a balance due for distribution
Of s3824.45.
S. ?. Emmons, administrator in the
estate of W. j. Bolts, vas DISCHARGED
after having filed final receipts.
J NJ. Wilson, administrator in the
estate Of P. D. Forrest, filed with the
court a petition asking for the execu-
ton Of a contract entered into by P.
D. Forrest in reference to the sale of
or. real estate.
! the estate Of James O'Brien,
- ester OBrien filed an inventory
ar appraisement showing that the
personal property amounted to 51,77G.
j.. W. Howell, guardian for Minnie
and James Conklin, filed an a~ppraigc-
ment,
G. G. and r. L. Armontrout, admir-
istrators in the est ate of WI. Armon-
trout, filed inventory and appraise-
ment showing the personal property
in the estate to ha worth S2-5S.c0.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
Are Visiting Here.

T. ". Garter "a prominent Commits.
sion Merchant, of st. Louis, and his
wife, are visiting in this 'ity. Mr..
Carter is a former Mexico boy and at
n time owned the Ringo Hotel. Tie
Ledger joins the many friends Of M
and Mrs. Carter in welcoming tn,m
back home on a visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
NNhE FARM MACHINERY


"'e ""'' ANA i"''V"A
"-'''@' ...''s Jay Il, '"n1"'s
''' az '.- ""'S ana '"''.'+
wax
VI 1-''
l'' N'.'''-y AssoN.~-
-'ol' >'''
S,'' L.' >'''7 90"
WHY p.''7'0'7 g.
~-'' ~
io'i ~ DiHl19.
1'rD' S"'",'' e'', f'-o''0'
'"'''' w. 1oi SS''
""e' '''oo
'S ""pp'! w. N"0oer iu''
"s' 04
D'u'' SANITARY supply w. sc'uf.
ing po"uei Po'O0'
W. N0Oe' .9oi' D"She'S SOD
oio"n A"y N0' WIN Ffo'0f'
Jus u'uS 500
Le"e'IS" anu "o"' ufusS So'4o'
snap anu D0huie' ulusS S@'oo'
nio.'' i'e Co' ICE 9lo'oo'
S' Ri-lV
.eu Do''' LUZ meat S4@''o'
w. d 0~8neoecN' meat ana iard'
%'I.oo'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
Wednesday,, March 3

At ten o'clock, A. NJ, the following
described property, to-wit:
80 HEAD or LIVE STOCK 30
Consisting of the following:
3 HORSES AND MULES 6
One work mare mule, 7 Years cid,
one brown horse, T years old. work in
all harness ;one Pcrchcr9n mare, 6
years old bred to jack; one bay mare.
. years old, broke to work; n sorrel
horse, 3 years old, broke to work: one
brown mare in foal by Percheron horse
years old, good worker
. HEAD OF CATTLE 3
Onc tlo!Steln COW, I years old, calf
by SIDE extra good mixer: one 2 ycor
Old Jersey, be fresh the 18th of April.
one & year old Shorthorn fresh -
April giving two and a half gallons
OF milk; one Jersey 6 years old, fresh
IN March, one 3 year old COW; two
yearling heifers
81 HEAD OF HOGS n
One sow with four pigs big enough
10 Wean; one SOW with five pigs; one
SOW with eight pigs; nine shoafs
weigh about $50 pounds. These hogs
nave, all been vaccinated: eight shoafs
weighing about 100 pounds.
~ HEAD OF SHEEP IN
Amrt;y Head of ewes, 3 years old,
lamb March LIST.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One new Miller farm wagon. ono
Case l6-inch Sulkey Pillow; n James
vile disc; one John Deere disc. both
good ones; n international Corn
Flanter; one l2-foot harrow; one 16-
men walking plow; one Lister; one K
shovel garden pillow new; one diamond
pillow; one good 16 foot hay frame.
one l2-toot hog trough; one hog
chute; one new Deering grain hinJo,.
has cut only 40 acres, 7-ft. cut, tongue
rue to be sold privately; one
new grindstone; saw, wrenches and
tools OF all kinds; woven wire stretch-
ers; one set new leather a bar-
ness; one set of leather harness. ono
set OF chain harness; one set of doubIc
buggy harness; five new horse collars.
TWO new horse blankets; INC saddle
and bride. 0
FEED FEED
ABOUT 100 bushels snapped corn.
some baled oat straw; 300 bundles II
cane. u
TERMS-All sums of $1,000 and
under, Cash; over that amount q
credit of 6 months will be given at 9
per cent interest from date, purchaser
giving bankable note. No propertv To
De removed until the terms of sale
have been complied with.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
Crossley VIII Enter Race.

Lieut.. Gov. Wallace CrossIey, has
announced he expected to enter the
race for the Democratic nomination
for governor. He made the statcmea.
to correct reports indicating he would
not run, Crossley is a former Mexico
boy and has many friends here who
wish him success in his race.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
Married Here Saturday,

Frank E. Meyer, Of W~ellsville, and
Miss Ella Sankpill, of Perry, were
married in Mexico Saturday afternoon
by the Rev. j. H. Hughes. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Sankpill, Of Perry, and Mr.. Meyer is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Meyer.
The young couple will make .hcrr
home on the farm Of the bridegroom.
near WellsvilIe. The Ledger extends
best wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
Bethel Services.

There will be preaching at Bethel
Presbyterian Church next Sunday at
Hoo a. m. The officers of the church
will meet Immediately after service.
1t is desired that all the eldres and
deacons be present. No preaching at
night,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26

S. P. Carter and family have moved
into their home on South jefferson
street.
c. F. Christian of Rush Hill, was
here Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
DR. PAUL E. COIL QUITS
GENERAL PRACTICE TODAY

DR.. Paul E. Coil announces that he
Is quitting the general practice Of
medicine and from this date on will
limit himself to surgery, office work
and consultation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
Married Near harrisburg.

Walter Pape Of Warrentoa and Miss
Pauline Freyer OF near MartinsbUrg
we're married at the home 0: the bride
last Wednesday evening al six o'cicck.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26

Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Hoxsey have
depsrted for San Antonio, Texas,
where they viii make an extended
visit,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26

j. c. wilkins, Of Oklahoma City,
left Mexico Wednesday after having
spent several days with his brother,
W. G. wilkins, and friends here,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26

'l0@I' T"7| u "-T-I|T.
The Eyy. II. r. a.ras and A.nnlo
Pearson are home from Kansas City
where they attended the meeting .u
behalf Of the Inter- Church taoycmeut.
There were $50 Protestant ministers
present representing - different de-
nominations. The plan is for cooper
alton between the churches in their
various activities and the meeting vas
marked by perfect harmony.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26

Mrs. NcCue, Of AuxYassc, is tie
rlest Of her sister, Mrs. Chas. Adams,
# this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26

Bruce Piper has purchased the Nc
lntyre Livery Barn and will use it for
storage purposes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
PUBLIC SALE

At the A. c. Barnes Farm ~ miles
Northeast of Centralia, II miles sou:n
Of Paris. IL mile east G]oodwatrr
School House, on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
Tuesday, March z

At the above time and place | will
sell at pu. lie auction the following
described property towlt
las HEAD OF LIVE STOCK 1903
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26

SI2G-27f Is pam
ny COUNTY COURT
D".S ioE AHaraln County an1
lot q hospital for the
MOh,A OIL january amounted t
@lz'.-.'% ana we're pa'a ~ The coun.
W court during the ayruory term rs
means Of I5o checks. The conn,
'.-.' '. .' 52,''-,-' and the nos
''@'. -h 4A-.H 10 @5,'-3.s- lacy
''a rs lows;
7Ee-l2 zee Con-. any. Tor the CoJr'
house 44''-'
AUaralh -LJ.uaL Telephone Com,
PahF' Tor recorder, $I.o0.
buxton ana SKINNER, Tor book anc
supplies S74'of'
8 ". Telephone Co, for county
oftices SZZ'zo'
george Barnard & Co, for sup
PAes $z4''''
W. L. Craddock, for collector aac
recorder $2'75.
Chamber of Commerce, for Co
Supts' rent $1,000.
R. B. Cauthorn, salary, s115.95.
K. b. Cauthorn, supplies $2.65.
Considine & Wales, coal for county
farm $64'97.
Collins Bros, supplies for jail $3.50
Fl H. Grafford, salary $125.
J. D. Miller, salary $75.
c. W. Brown, labor $4,000.
}. At Brown, salary $500.
Lynch Mcdonald Const. Co., TO.
bridge contract, $4,000.
S. 7. Torreyson, assessor $615.54.
Lynch Mcdonald Const. Co., fol-
bridges, $500.
George Key, for oiling road $4.87.
5. A. W%inscott, for bridges S1.55.
Reed Burke, for bridges $22,80.
j. Watts Adams $55.15.
Ed c. Ofutt, supplies for county
schools $1425.
Mexico Power Company, for jail!
$27.l2.
j. D. Miller, supplies for court
house $3.50.
Ed c. ofutt salary $3.50.
Pierce Oil Co. for gas and oil for
farm $7.82.
Raymond Pollard, for cattle killed
byp state $75.7G.
F. G. Pollard, cattle killed by state
$24.3O.
Ricketts, and Emmons, supplies for
county farm $l5.75.
Ricketts, and Emmons, supplies for
court house $3.08.
f. A. S%annebeck, supplies for coun-
ty farm $3.15.
Squires Electric Co., for repairs on
court house, $3.55.
Standard Oil Co., repairs at county
farm $lj.62.
Leila Tinsley, salary $4,000.
Lela llnsley, salary $45.
H. r. E'lttt, salary S166.66.
west. DIS. Co., for court house
$l9.48.
wabash K. K. Co, freight for Jail,
$o''o'
Thomas Lumber Co., for bridges
$o1.|S'
Mexico Power Co., for service al
court house $2ll.5l.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
Public Sale

AZ the farm 8 miles northwest Of
C%entralia known as the Big Clay
farm, on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
% HEAD HORSES AND MULES 2.

Six good mules, weigh 1900, 3 to 5
years old; 8 head of good mares,
weigh 1900 to 1000 good ages, 3 geld
lngs, n l400, s years old, one 1900,
q years old, and one 1900 4 years old.
One good all purpose mare family
broke; n 900-lb. horse; four yearling
mules; two yearling colts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
DISSOLUTION SALE
Thursday, March 4, 1920

At the W, W. Johnson farm 20 miles north Of Mexico and / "a
miles west Of MOIinO.
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HEAD OF CATTLE

1877 HEAD OF CATTLE 1877
Six milk cows; 35 stock cows and
heifers; rs head coming 2 year old
steers; 40 head coming 2 year old
steers; 40 head of steer calves, all
whiteface; n registered Hereford
bull, a good one.
40 HEAD OF HOGS 40
Twenty-Five extra good Poland
emma gifts, ID good stock hogs.
100 HEAD OF SHEEP 12O
100 good ewes to lamb in March.
fEED:-l500 bushels shucked corn,
20 to 90 tons baled timothy hay.
MACHINERY: One manure spread
er; n hay stacker; two hay bucks;
one S-ft grain binder; one check row
corn planter; two mowers; one hay
rake; 8 ~cultivators; one 3-section har-
row; four wagons; two hay racks:
one gang pillow; four sets tug harness;
two saddles. This material was all
bought new last spring and is in the
best of shape.
Some household goods.
TERMS:-All sums of $40 and I'M
der, CASH; over that amount a credit
of g months given at 8 per cent inter-
est from date, purchaser giving bank
able note. No property to be removed
until terms have been complied with.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26
Friday, Feb., II

Sale begins at n o'clock. Dinner
on the ground.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-02-26

1890 hushpiS extra good led srpd
oats; never had a rain on tacm; you
salts YOU. win sell 30 bu>hel5 with
IriEi!rgnH,