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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
PUBLIC SALE!

AT my farm l2 miles southwest
Of Santa Fe, and 4 miles nurih Of
Mollno, known as the old Laufllng
farm, viii sell on
Tuesday, Feb. tA-.
TO the highest bidder tbs Following
described properly, toswia.
81 Head Of Work Mules patr
bay mules, a horse and a mare. com.
Ing s years old, l6 l-2 hands high,
! pair dunn mare mules, coming 6
years old. is 10 hands high; mar,
mule, l6 hands high coming 4 years
old 20 other mules, coming , and
3 years old.
10 or IL Head Of Horsess-i large
sray mare, coming four years old
weigh l40O lbs; gray mare com.
ing years old; weigh 1900 lbs. 9
hay horses, coming 6, the Other com.
ing q / gray horse coming s years
old, l6 hands high. one brown
Horse, 10 years old, Is hands high
% Head Of Cattle--4O head Of helf.
ers, coming : years old; Q steer
calves, II good miloh COWS.
60 Head Of Good Hogs.--Cpnsistinp
Of 70 brood sows, OF them with The
pigs by side; the remaindCe are bred
have also 40 heSsd uf stock bocs
to SO ut this sale.
Also somu Farming Implements
Terms OF sale, All sums a, s,o
and under cash. over that amoup,
q bankable note. G months tlus
win per cent interest. No prop.
orty to ho renewed untn terms n
Vale are complied with. Sale boeln
" 10 o'elock. Dinner on Ground
JAs, n. MITCHELL.
A"Ses J. T. JOheson. M. Aaehl.
aon, w, Il, Sharp,
Clerk w =, Atkluson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
CAN'T


l. NccSs'y hiss nUsea into Ass
lw house
J, W. MccGnanen has his uex
noase raised now
p W. Baaks's Ii,sle baby Is daaEer
oszsly a.
We Nre sorTy 10 state that ChAs.
T. Sellers IS no hetaer.
Y v s1lth Is entersaiaiag q nee
daughter born Feh. g.
Cleveland Brown Is HAVING hss
hc1se parerea tAis week: be NaH
move in nexS week.
~ /. SsttR had his jaw hrokea
fr0@ a ERaAe kicking hiM Sunday
Rss Tripsetts sale Eas vsel al
taadea ord stuff sod well fIcrses
hroaghs from see 10 ssee: COWS sod
Tor $40: oaEa for ss oeaas PR ba.
s, p Lcren sold fe months old
purec Jersey hog 10 ". T. Pulls
thaa weighed s4< poanas al cents
ger u.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
Stock and *
y Farm News
LEDGER SPECIAL.

LEDGER SPECIAL.
Payne & Becker Private Wire.
Natl Stock Yards. 4. St LOUIS
HOGS
Receipts, 1000, Market 5 cents
lower.
Mixed and butchers, 755 to'7,6O.
Light, 7.70 to 7.S0
Good heavy, 7.55 to 7.65.
Rough. 200 to 7.25.
Pigs. 700 to 1856,
Bulk, TBS to IT'S.
CATTLE
Receipts. 5000. Market steady.
SHEEP
Receipts, 5000. Market steady.
lose on Grain
Nheat--iNIay "a S,S July .92 rs sept
9i 3r4
oorn-May 40 rs July so Sept 81
is.
oats-May SO July 81 rs Sept. 81
|5.s.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

L b Il Eeszoshe IS A.zsS here CO
h1szesS-
Taers Ezs u large erogG Sc the
RartE TaeS3Sy ntzhs At zsr, Snd Ms
oshs Dudley's
10 Reeds and family q ssexieo
visited his tSShe7, }. .. Reeds. las
week.
Laa HazpsOa sad family m0ssd
30 Mexico Wednesday.
Mss Grace CalEEs a 8exSca vlsit.
ed her sisters. Mrs Bob TeatcAsl
and Mrs. Hiek HoaseSs.
Mr and Mrs. Chzk- Nsshsrgy's
hahv Vas bursza hepa last Friday
Taere Sas abuss thirty ladies az.
tended clee guilllag party a. Mvs
Prank olsy Nnaaay.
Mrs Edgar woOdsoa ot StL4oGls
As visiting relatives here.
| J. ". Ee1ey wsR soon move bax&
here ard s-zrt 40 ais store again
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
SALE

l. as Admlnh harator OF the William
A. Douglass estate, win have a publ,
sale ON the William A. Donglass farm
6 miles southeasE Of Benton CIV
Nc. On
Friday, Feb. ". isit,
when the following viii be Offered.
80 Head of live Stock
Consisting u: 8 head of wnns
mules. 5 years old, 10 l-2 10 ia -
hands high. AL good ones. ago,
brood mare; l famlly mare; bls's
horse cclt; COWS, will be fresh soe,
searling steers; yearlng heIfer
noGs-s brood SONS. l5 sboa,.
weighing from SO TO 100 lbs.
Farm Machlnery-l farm wagon
surrey. / sei aingls buggy hannes1
"a double buggy harness, l co,,
sheller. / post hole digger and sDad,
land osller implements,
Feed and fiay-io0 bushels Of s.o,
oats. 500 bushels Of corn. TN,
stacks oR timothy hay. Stack a
mllIet hay.
Terms Rankahle note. 6 month.
ttme. at per cent all sums Of ,ls
and under, CASA.
Sale begins at II a. m.
| J. G. Ford. Auct.
w. D. DOUGLASS,
w Administ aanr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

he,ter for $50 this "eeA' ,..a.r
nsI', !, n Rooth. a vel known ieeoer'
.oDtswest n " Of here, is Treparn,s. ing. .,,n'.
Feed Two loads Of fine cacus 'n''
msr. Ia 1oa Mongler
.ir hogs this week for 800 p''
Taey IN va averaged 1So lbs ,,.,.r %
a. Geo, psbSlins sold Joe Monslsr as -. :
nors tbis week for IS cents 'pa'
eraged ia Ibs. -, ,oads
n X. johnson is feeding ~
If cattle and two Of hogs ,ood.
!. Sims. Of near Cant. = lesu, y.
ing Isi head Of Arkansas moss
~ aonest recently for IS per ew''
+ Davis cold Fuel Bros a p"i'
!, mules this week for $500 "a.
0i rred I,Ii'I Hamilton. Of near Laddonla,
,,ho owns the great saddle staL,On no,
Moutrose, that reOently died a. .lS
are Of Is years. Is raising mor0Osn
Sred white Rock chickens
Nit Harrison sold Mr.. Dasos, , :, y
tennessee. , s mules this week that aS ,,
srared $500 a span. They were ~
coming twoyear-oids.
\ q Fuqua, Of near Vandaihl' soN
ths wei known Jack, Missouri Leel'
10 a mississippi buyer for $500. zen, ,l
I|NaIaH
" Kohl. OF uear this city aoflheip
owned she animal
Pelde Hendrix, Of rear Moi1io, =.
saws wheat Jocks very poor IN pe
lsection. He is feeding 10 heau 81 :,
stock hogs. A large crop OF oa's VII
be put in there. :,
Joe Mongler recently bought 10
Ihead Of cattle from Paul Hudson lie
raid five and quarter for them ana
they averaged 500 los.
VIM. Schultz bOughta car OF ca.l'
Y Ia Kansas City this week for I'VE
and three quarters.
c. C. Bybee and Doc Woods pa"
| five cents for acar of cattle IN RAN
sas city this week.
Ab Harrison of Benton City SOLD
o. II. Dunn. of Galloway county
this week, pair of good mules fol
s575. They were dandies as the pri'
indicated.
Elsawhere in the Ledger win b'
found the ad. for the Cunningham
Moore sale Feb. 10 in Laddonia Whel
| Is head of draft mares will be dis
posed Of.
| Mrs. Z. ]. Patterson win hold
big sale at herfarm near Olive
church Feb. %. Her ad is elsewhere
in this issue.
| J. Z. Mitchell will hold a big sal
on his farm Feb.14. His ad. is els'
where in this issue.
i Lee Bros. bought from r. S
Smith, o. McCredie. this week, thre
draft mares.
4 W. D. Lee bought IS head of mule
in Auxvasse this week,
| L. N. Smith. Of this county mal
keted 70 steers, 1880 lbs. average
that we're good enough to eomman
$685. last week in st. Louis.
Bob Ferris, Of near Iaddonia, n
Gently bought 10 head OF goo
mules in ownewile, Mo. +
Last week Ferris & F'reels q Lat
donia bought a span of mules FRO
Jack Porwn for $3.50 and a spa
: from Ed. webber for s4OO.
There was a good trade in horse
here Monday. William Lee Of Me
clio was at Palmer q Watson's stab
buying and was kept busy all da
1t doesn't take Lee long TO make I
s his mind what a horse Is worth
> him. He win look at two or thr,
at O time as they are moving or 4
a short distance for him to see ha
they act when IN motion and In
! moment he fixes the price he
= willing 10 pay, Monday he bug
4 go head at prices ranging Irm :
, to $3.50, the high prce being a gre
: saddler that he bought OF a.
Boone, but as the price indicates,
2 thinks t was good one.-Fult
q Sun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

:. s. R0oeriS nos has bis hlack'
snkh and rnTng shcp iuSt southwest
o. lAe hitch rack. FIRST el&ss work
q ell kiads- VIII be pleased to have
ola friends end she pualsc ssncNlH
call.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

FOR SAlsB--A six room cottage
on grcand floor; one acra of ground;
hair as It IN hlaoklservses. Good cs.
tern. All good shape, For further
Fxevicg.lars call AZ sastss Office. dwi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

4 l. BsaBsE, S1i1s Reutna DsH,
made the Ledger a pssNsaEsa call
to-day. Er- Dlll says sAla deal spo,
t0- TIE ssate CSus1ol 60 be uebEiil Is
Al CoitoHwood Springs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

Miss Myra sharp. Of Fulton, has
rs,urned home after attending the
Sharp ,Rstohie wedding and Wishing
Mr. and Mrs. w. a. sharp
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

A cosIsplae Line Of whsta Goods,
l4iaens. Enhrotderies and Laces at
Iow pFbcas at poissonls,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

Joseph sanfori has returned 10
ais hoane IN NJ Collins. Colo. after
q yiNh IN ihiH city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

Mrs. rhoures CreNsey os Thompson
lett hast week ON q visE 10 relatives
and frieads In Texs,s,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

The Rev. Lew DoFEan, VI ILLINOIS,,
Is hero on yisit % his parents, J..
u. poyran and w'sfe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

zines Muir and John Beshol Rough
hors,s in Futon Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

r. +. Turkey = n Mrs Tarley.
wAs AAs teen Il for several weeks
Is some improved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

Nov 5 the tiaae of year year hogs
aeea a good A1aic; feed Columbian
Hes POS der. d9-wf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

An kinds fancy cakes and crackers
in packages tfresh), dsswl
Smith Bros
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
HOME FOR SAVINGS.
Norfh Missouri Trust gp

Mt. and Mrs. Guy Waite have re-
turned home 20 Alangum. Okla.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

TIE ReS. ". H. Hook viii preaoh
a. salt River eaurch Sunday, Feb.
ls
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

Mtxs Edna Armstrong, ot Perry,
Is the guest OF Miss Alma wa.
lhns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

nr. J. c, Moore is home from St
louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
PUBLIC SALE!
OF Is HEAD

OF Is HEAD
ID X A r r NJ "A r E 1
At Laddonia, Missouri, on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4
Is Head of the Best lou,
Draft Mares EUer Ofere
at AUCTION in AudiaF
County as hilowS:
| bay mare,coming 4 yearsold 1
weigh 1900, in foal to Perch
eron horse; | black mare com
ing 8 years old, weigh 100, \
foal to jack; 1 bay mare eomingY
years old, weigh 1865, In foal Y
PePeheron;2 bay mares 6 and |!
years old, weigh 5000, IN foal 4
Pereher0n; bay mare eomlng'
years old. in foaI to PefehefOlI
weigh 1900; 2 bay mares coming
years old. In f0al TO Shire horse
weigh $500; brown mare eOmlns
4 years old, in foaI TO Clyde, weigl
1910; 4 black mare, weigh 1900
coming 4 years old, in foal to peg
ehePon; I black maPe,6 years OF
in foal TO PerehePon horse. Welg
1850; I bay mare coming 3 year
old, weigh 1850; black mare
coming 8 years old, weigh i4O0;
team SyP. old colts, weigh $500;
bay mare coming 5 years ola Y
foal 10 Shire horse, weigh l4Qg
| bay mare, coming 6 years ole
weigh 1850; gray mare, 8 year
old, in fom to lack, weigh 1900
We will sell 4 or 5 pairs O
Farm Mules.
w. f. CUNNINGHAM
CLARENCE M00REI
]. T. Johnson, Auctioneer.
w. H. Logan, Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
Thursday, Feb. ie.

Thursday, Feb. IS,
me following property;
Q Horses and Mules-C ConsistlDr
OF one span Of black Percherq
mares. weighing $3.50 lbs, 6 yeas
old in foal by a 22OO lh. Perherc
stallion; one yearling draft hr,,
colt. a good one; one filley Year,
old; one pair work mules, years
old !, one mare mule 8 yeaB oKl
one mule years olds one yearllus
mule.
2 COwS--one registered ShoNhon
COW. an extra good one, giving
milk; one Jersey cOw, will be freA
soon. NJ
s7 Head q Hogs Consisting Of
brood SONS. 4 win farnow in Febu
ary and 8 in March; 81 shoats weigh
ing from 40 to 175 IBIS; one spotted
Poland boar
3s Head OF Sheep Thirtyser.
en- ewes, from ] to 4 years old aE
one long wooled buck.
Farming Implements. Etc = On
lDeering binder. one 4horse disc
one 6-shoyel riding cuitivator; %
| 16 inch walking breaking plow; oV
farm wagon; hay frame, good 4
new: corn planeer; harrow; son
Iharuess and other smail articles. vi
also probably sell six or Eight do5e
Hens.
| Corn and 0ats~-About $50 bu
corn In crib and 200 bushels Of ca
IN bin.
| Terms made known on day Of sal
no property 90 be removed until q
terms are complied with
| ]. r. Johnson. Ancthoneer.
Frank MCGEE. Clerk.
The Ladies 0f oilvet church v
serve lunch. Sale begins At 10 a.
WIN. Il. woETHMAN
/ .ts4a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

o. r. Waite and wife have re.
turned 70 Kansas City
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

Miss Mahelle Cove, OF Montgomery
returned home aeter pleasant yisk
with Mus. Esta Myers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

FARM LOANS A SPECIALITY
dwl North Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

Interest paid on all deposits,
North Missouri Trust Co,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

Are yoa feeding CelamhiAn Hog
ard Cattle Bowaeri Noshsng equals
a. Dry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

Aiss GordOa. of Amsssse. has re-
tarned bone
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

Don't forget that we sell all kinds
of chickan feed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

Col. q ClAs i ssill confined
as hcme en- aoeoans Of iiln'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

See our Embroideries. FiOunelngs
and Randkngs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

Room Size Rugs, ail grades lower
prices than anywhere at Polsson's,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
gosEy rotoAn

o. farms IN aay quantity. low in.
terass dwi
NorSh zieoari Trust ca.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

John J, Steele IS hotne iroiu
l,lsaaaar ana extended visit to =
Itornia,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
PUBLIC SALE!

Having sold my farm and Nh
leave she State, VIII sell at pubK
auction, at my farm 4 miles west d
Mollne and . 1.2 miles south of Low
Branch. ON
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-20
rHe voYEs WILL
 CROW ABOUT FRIDAY

This morning the Nugget received several telephone calls from nearby creeks asking for information about the voting. miners wanted us to rsac them the list of girls and ladies whc have entered in the contest The miners and prospectors are getting interested in the contest and win ses that they have hand in the electior of queen.
 MT Louis Stevenson telephoned ir from Little creek stating he would ar r- rive in town about Friday and bring in a number Of votes. Who are you voting for LouisT" was asked Well Ifl no, say but every name on the lis' is a good one and it is a little early at this time to ,ay just who our candi date will be. but there win be a few votes put into the ballot boxes between Friday and Saturday night"
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-20
|SEEN AND HEARD

Things have commenced to warm up in the voting contest. and the real queen to be" has not commenced tc show her strength, she Is just being tried out so to speak. then her friendi are going to see that she gets elected unless. the other side has more ready | cash to boost their candidate The outside mail may arrive tomor row evening instead of Friday morn ing. there is more snow to the east ward of Cape Nome. SO report has 1t and Hcgness can come through tc l Port Safety in good shape. This will | be the real first outside mall of the l season and will he twenty days later | than last winter.
 John Nelson. the miner who Tel l down a shaft. Is reported as being in serious condition He is injured in ternany and the fall of ninety feet is liable 10 prove fatal
 Modini reopened his cafe today. af ter several days of repairing and plae- | ing his restaurant in snug condition for the winter trade Since the doors of Modlnrs cafe have been closed Il | has seemed rather lonesome across the way
 II Last night was about the coldest of the season being several degrees be- | low the twenty mark. but the man. l agers if the Roof Garden claim it Is the coldest snap that will come be. fore the ,haw ordered for Saturday night "On the same principle of be- H ing the darkest just before the dawn | and there may be some truth In it Il People are getting out their summer | clothes. the women their white frocks the men their white trousers and ninety in the shade costumes. so ws will have 10 take ourselves believe .
 hot wave" Is coming and is almost
 here
 Tomorrow IS the 7hortest day in the years. and then it will be time fos people 10 dust up their old time ex.
 presslon. When the days begin to iengthen the cold begins to strength. en" but this year it was the reverse As the days reduced In size the mer- cury did likewise.
 The entertainment committee of the Aksala carnival are arranging severa! stunts. and the people instead of get- ting one dollars worth on that even ing they win get several It will be ten dollar show with a one dollar 1 admission
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-20
MORAN CASE GOES
 OVER UNTIL SATURDAY

This afternoon al the hour set for the hearing of the Moran case Assist ant District Attorney Castle being away. the case went over until Sat- u,day morning st II o'clock by mutual consent of the respective attorneys
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-20
Etwooo aRuNER HAS
 MOVED HIS OFFICES

Attorney Etw.e8 Frauer las moved ais offices fraa tAs Masonic building ;e the -eema .y-r tr- eommls eioners -gu-- geew
 He # now .sttse .a a.# new s-ar ..r1 and g very F--a3 q. them. statins .asy a-e rera comfortable than ths i'd essess
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-20

Ne handle sssiset" hssr ms%s from specially collected eehsmas heps. The b 1t bssr brs~sd on ths Pacific eeast. pries rsaseaabls. Delivered at your deer srss sf charge. Try this bsse end y.u will bs eesvinesd. The Eagle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-20
PIONEERS ATTENTION

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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-20
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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-20
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New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
HEAR M'ANENY ON SUBWAYS
Borough President Speaks Before Con
gregational Club.

The immediate need in the subway
question IS that we take sufficient time 10
analyze the situation so that the city shall
get its fair share Of the benefits and the
other fellow get his fair share Of the COSTS"
said George McAneny. president Of the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, while speaking on the
subject Of Civic Responsibilities" last
night before the Congregational Club Of
New York. at the Hotel Martinique. when
the Board OF Estimate and Apportionment
has settled the question We will not fear
criticism
DR. Lyman Abbott. editor of The Out
look" also spoke on the subject Of Civic
Responsibilities" He said New York was
the greatest cougIomeration Of races and
religions the world has seen, adding that
thero were moro Irish hero than in any
city in Ireland, more Germans than IN
many cities OF Germany, and moro Italians
;han In any city I'm Italy. lie argued that
the government OF this great mass d.
manded the promotion Cf the general well
fare and the destruction Of the special in
terests. The building Of subways he de-
scribed as one of the greatest Of enter
prises for the public GOOD.
Margaret keyes. of the Broadway Tab
ernacle choir sang a number OF songs
outs i. Berry, president Of the club. pre-
sided. Nearly two hundred members were
present.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
DENOUNCED SUPREME COURT
Reported Packed in Corporation
Interests, Says G. F. Adams.
fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

plttspurg Jan. 16.-"Whether the Consu-
tuition follows the flag or not, the Supreme
Court will always follow the election re-
turns" was one of the points in the speech
of Charles T. Adams a New York lawyer
delivered to-day before the Hungry Club, r.
MONDAY luncheon organization Of business
men Mr. Adams's subject was Govern
ment by Judges" His final announcement
was: ut was commonly talked by Wash
ington newspaper men, and so reported TO
their offices, that the United States Su-
preme Court was to be packed for the next
twenty-five years in the interests OF the
corporations
He said it had become a pastime OF
JUDGES TO write opinions. These he said,
were no part of the legal determination Of
the case. but only some reasons advanced
by the judge to explain his order. Il will
venture to say" continued Mr.. Adams, that
at any given time in the last one hundred
years there have been better constitutional
lawyers in the United states Senate than
in the Supreme Court. Their opinions have
been OF more value 10 the people, and their
advice in the making OF laws more valuable
than the judges Interpretation Of them"
rhe speaker sketched various opinions on
the income tax case lie said the Farmers
Lean and Trust Company OF New York had
passed a resolution TO pay the income tax,
and then some one cnjoined them from do
Ing II. II was plain case OF collusion, he
said, and a government of men rather than
a government of laws.