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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
JOHN !. pooLJNe
sn ARKANSAS.

IN ARKANSAS
John ]. Dooiing, Of Camden Ar
kansas, IN reinitting for the Mexico
Weekly Ledger. writes;
Find enclosed $3.50 for the Led
ger for a year
'srhe weather here has been bad,
and has turned real cold here, being
10 above on Sunday. Jan, 7. People
here feel the cold as it Is damp air,
not ike the dry air West.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

DO you know that fully nine ont
OF every ten eases Of rheumatism
are simply rheumaasm Of the mus
cies due 70 cold or damp. or chron-
fc rheumatism, and require no in
ternal treatment whatever? Apply
ChamberIain's Liniment freely and
see how quickly Il gives relief For
sale BY all dealers
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
AIlaIINIsTaAToRs NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Letters u administration On the q
lale Of Vim. r Tallafero, deceased,
we're granted q The undersigned on
22nd ii December. 1911, by the pro
bate court d Andrain county MIssou'
III. All persons haYing claims againA
said estate are required to exhiSR
them Tor allowance wlthin 8 months
after The dase og said ietiars or thsI
may 30 precluded from any benefit
u saId estate. and Il such claims
be- nes exhibited within one yeaT
from this date Of publication thei
VIII BE forever barred
4s,4f John w Howell
Dec. Is, 1911 AdministratoE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

al al. BAsKETT, formerly Of
MS city, nov with the 81. Louis
Giobe-Democrat. is making The finan-
easa ana Realty Columns Of that pElb-
lscatlon one Of It's strongest features
Mr. Basket ID d regular member of
ire Globe STAFF and his many
friends are greatly pleased with
his deserved success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

THE MISSOURI Editors viii meet in
Columbia May 6. Journalism Week,
at the State University. The editors
have accepted an Invitation extend
ed by the Kansas City Commercial
C.5 to make "trip from that city
s IS. Louis on Missouri River
iner the first week in June.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

BRENT WILLIAMS. formerly Of
Fulton. who has been advertising
manager OF the Tulsa, Okla, World,
i now with the Chicago Trd-
bune. Mr.. Williams IS fast becom-
ing one Of the leading advertising
men IN ffss Seountrv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
Cream Cake

.N4MEI 80 "NA"AN - =
81 M. yaesf Ilrkrssir IN fdltorq
~ sesiaa Cooking .Saho1f .aega-ias
When company Strives uuexpeeisoll,
IRIS cream c1ke oftfn covers 2 q elns, !, ,
wise embarrassing situation ~ =
nnsuera the place q any othel Nos7s''
IS Il can be stirred up quickly
4 q crusn Cake
Orr.Ealf rfb batiers I c9p tRgiiss
t..ftr of5 errt. bnafes Hghf; Z x cef5
r-y rfc ., 3 f'-Ti fsasbtbrklls 4 {
Fg1iar F5aaty, & rae fold raffys
~ - ei 2 rres f5aifF aly.
Cream the butter; add ne fsss. ~. :
yoiks Of eggs and water; then tns -. :
eiltcd three tinsea With tlie palang -, =,
der: lastly the whites oi eggs, i'nE,S = !.
fwo or three layers put THESE tosss.ls. :.
with cream filing. aud dredge the lol
with confectioner's 8 sugar. u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

4 DELEGATION from Audrain
county VIII attend the Democratic
National Convention at Baltimore
june 26, when the next president
Of The United states win Be nomin-
ated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

when given Ns'Nanu as kfe efoNRs
cough appeara caambeglninS copsh
Remedy wiz Yard on ~ astecG q
Group and prevent au daneer ara
cause Of anxiety Thousaaas of
mothers use Il saccesfiuily sold
,bv an aealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

when buying a cough medseine for
children bear in mind that caamF
berlain's Cough Remedy is most ef
fectaal Tor colds, crcup and wAoop.
ing cough and that Ct contains sa
harmful drug, For sale BY Al deal
ers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

THE Missouri Democratic GOT
Aai association meeting IN 50
Louis was most harmonious and re-
ports from all paris o. the state
Indicate an old-time Democratic ma.
iority next November.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

c. Area Rush. who formerly con
Quoted a 'Flx IL shop in Mexico,
writes 70 change his weekly Ledger
from RaEenden Springs, Ark to
Black Rock, Ark. Mr.. Rush is nov
manager Of the Southern Hotel at
Black Rock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
MIopLErown clrIzEN zee.

MiDbLETOWN CITIZEN DENU.
Melvin Cox, an aged citizen f
near Midd.etown. Mo-. died January
fourth, after long iiluess. Mr.
Cox had been q rsi6ent Of TIE
community In which he diel for
many years
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
BLYTHEVILLE
GRAND JURY
MEETS TO-DAY

u n q n = q q 3 2
d coRoNER's JURY VERDICT q
n 1--WE, the ooronor'e jury. 3
q empapeled 10 lnvestIsate The Z
q death Of Mrs. Nancy +. Davis Z
q and arru. Kate Carpenter, find 4
q that the said persons came to =
4 their death by come sharp tnr I
4 stru1nent held IN the ha1ias Of I
n person or persons 10 the s
q Jury unknown. ana we recon- !
q mend the detention OF I'd. Z
Il niaes. Frank Hamilton and n. I
Up. Carpenter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

THE important question nov is:
''wGl there be enough to pay the
ccaa man after the plumbers bin is
settiedsr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

AMONG those mentioned as prob
able candidates for Presecusine At
acrnsy n Audsaiu County are CITY
gnAee wailare TSy. CITY Attorney
A D. whktsoa, John Y. Baker, s p.
sloells ana n A, shannon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

ELD. HILL vlsITlEc lN MISSOURI
Elder G. G. Hlll formerly Of Aw
drain county row hyias - R5well,
\. NJ. Is Ylsitans receives N Mis.
souri,. Mr.. Iiin So NOW aHpefpateDd.
ent q schools IN New Mexico His
many friends are glad to have hm
visit them again
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Clint Parker went to louisiana on
Thursday to attend the wedding Of
his brother, which viii be solenania-
ized Thursday evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

DURING her entire lifetime, says
ssa,istician. the average womhn
drinks 10000 dee cream sodas, But
she doesn't so hoEne and fan over
tie Morris chair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

TT Il Of the utmost Importance ao
tho Democratic party Of Missouri
that a firstclaas man be nominated
for Governor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Constipation Is The cause Of many
ailments and disorders that mase
life misereba Take cbhmberlaia's
Stomach ana Iiver rabieta. kesp
your bowels regular ana you VIII
avoid these diseases For sa@ BY
az dealers
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

IF yon want Mexico to prosper,
yoa viii Ta,ronlEe home institp-
lions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
ALFRED plrrMAN

IN CALIFORNIA.
Alfred Pittman. son Of tn Rev.
E. Il. PAttman, formerly Of Mex
aco, has resigned his position with
the Kansas City Journal, to ae-
cept 4 position with a newspaper q
Los Angeles, California.
Alfred is splendid young news
paper man aud VIII make good.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

ONE Of the later joys is TO see the
Christmas present you paid sl2
for, In the bargain window a week
later marked s4.9S.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

ADVERTISING pays In January
and February Il YOU have the goods
and make your prices right
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

RoosEvEIsT's friends are now
protesting SO yehemently that he
is not d candidate for president that
they rxcite suspicion
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

THE man who never swearS
must have his patience and vocabu-
lary sorely tried these slippery
dars. a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that final
settlement of tsie estate Of W W.
Clenaeufn. easea.will be made y
tho February term Of the Probate
Court 81 AndFaln county, Missouri e
BE- held " Mexico, Missouri, on 'ns
secoad Monday ID February 1917
Matte $. clendenin,
Adm nistratrix
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Mrs. Maggie Henderson, who has
been seriously il for several days,
is reported very much improved
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

THIS sort Of weather makes even
she chronic bachelor envy the proven
biaa warmth OF the June brsde.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Mr. TAFT says we are living too
fast- He ought TO know; he d lead
ing the procession
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
INSTITUTES
!. j. VAN NOTE
ADDRESSES THE
DAIRY ASSN.
tsnoes SPECIAL.

comnoIa. Nog Jaa' " se
n, Van Nase, Of MeSiee. ~
.,,ao. no trained Missoarl CHIEF %.
.ephine, sl the state UNIVERSITY ...,,' 81 Y,
4, M. broke al MIX giving ree0sos ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

you are an business, Why
dona you let the people know
about II ia your local papers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

NO esf.s ere useless. Even The
cigars alnt sher seta at Christmas
pasat around in hurry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT,
Notice u hereby given that flnA'
settlement Of the estate Of laua
clanson. dnceaHed. will BE- MADE 4
he Fohruury term Of the Pfooas
ccnrt II AudraIn county, missouri, Y
BE- held at Mexico, Missouri on T. T..
tho second Monday IN February uA
'ld ri. r Gilbert,
Executor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Thcra lives al edstor in interior
PENNSYLVANIA. ame Sweeney BY
name. who has = keen sense Of hum.
or. Seeking to inrresse his tor
tune. Sweeney oEee wrote 70 q pros
peGtiye adyertlser, settiug forth IN
attractive fashion the valua of his
paper as a medium of pssblicity. The
advertiser was eaptavated BY swee-
ney's letter, but. DESTROYS Of more
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Charlie Frazier flagnian at The
Jefferson street crossing, as laying
or On account Of illness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

Mrs. Annie Murray. Of near Wor-
cester, Mo, attended the funeral Of
her sister, Miss Sarah Logan Mon
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

MISSOURI should help ebeet the
aext rscadsnt who wiz bo Dem
ecrat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

ExsMgEE ne dste srer your
nsrns On shs margin o. wrapper Of
your weekly Lesssr Make your re-
mittsnss . week before your sIme eS
plres g that you VIII not miss .
cepy q your favorits paper. The
Weekly Ledger Is strictly one de'isr
per ysar IN advance 70 everybody
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

SEND the Ledger an sniervtew tel
ne - non 10 mako a city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

specific assurance before he invested
his money, be wnote 70 Sweeney, say
ing that be hadn't heard Of the
Trumptown Sentinel Where does it
circulate2s he asked. And, In his f.
Eliminating way. Sweeney wrote hack
@I'he Trumptowu Sentinel circulates
in Europe, AaIa, Africa. North and
South America, and It's tuet about
all I can do 70 keep 1t from going
TO he'll. Cos.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

The lowest temperature never
keeps a busy Ledger want aa from.
working.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

THERB y a fortune awaiting the
ins4ator Of ncn-shrinaable coal
pne
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
SEVENTEEN BELOW
ZERO FRIDAY MORN. MORA!
|ING-TO Be WARMER
ledger Special.

Ledger Special.
st. Louis, Mo-, Jan. II.
This city is suffering the Sc
verest blizzard it has had in
years. The temperature is
low and all day the snow
has been driving in heavy
blasts through the streets.
The suffering, so the police
report, is the worst in years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

ID ii months, addressed the M's-
sou,s state Dairy Association n
49,. -g.ls 80 to.dav aIr van
Note who L one Of the leading DAIRY
men Of Missouri, ruade q moss
teresting tax on the Improvement q
.daries.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
PARKER BROWN &
MINOR

Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
Bragg Building, Msrieo, No.
Farms and City proper
ty for sale and exchange
Come in and list
your property with US,
Insure your property
with us. We solicit a
share of your patronage
We have what you want.
TASK US ABOUT IT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
Hides, Furs, PeIts.
Sam Morris wants
them at the highest
cash price.
Sam Morris.
10 &c AERE &c. ].

The Rev. + B. Cannon. Of Tioea,
Pa win Rgiayo here Feb. 4. to take
change Of st. Paul's Episcopal
Church IN this city
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18
EoIav Kidney Pills

roNic in AcyioN quscR M aEeptfa
--uIss pfsRrr .rilsi ifsn AcHR,
SIDNEY and BLADpEA TROUBLE,
RHEUMATtsh, CONGESTION 81 ,hs
KIpNEys, INFLAMMATION q 90
BLADDER ana III aanaying URINARY
IRREGULARITIES 4 poaisiys boon q
MIDDLE AeRD and aLDERLY
pEoPLR ans III WOMEN
HAVE MaHsef Observation-Disclosures
"a Davis, as I'd conaetsyilisl
fnd., IL in hse SSH sAs - asl II hese
iattiy f1Hafsa r5gr tf4 a-f zisre. am tiAd'
3ar hSd ssveEa Aagst i.as aisa 8 eid1eg action
rzs tos ffe&leat, eaa s4l4t- .fE4 tnueh t,se4
ii 0igtt, sud ~ Ey was cenelehi
sAin. taaa fpfsT p tez @ffpa tlfltl
I'D an sas ffts4fN III esrin abls T.
j. ~ sna sai hisss s'tiis hays m
Aazi-esi ssS ifi.54dstial
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

NOTICE or FINAL sETTLsmEs',, /,
Notice Is hereby given that llls !
settierKnt * the estate OF D.
|MeIutyre. deceased win be made
she February term q the PF00As
Court 81 Sudrain county Mlssouisss \.
b. held at Mexico. Missouri On Y, Y,
,ha a<caad Monday IN February, ~
VITA North Missouri Trust c09
by ~. w Pollock, Pres.
!. G. Mnndy, seo'y
Executor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

CHINESE Republicans may con
clude to accept a limited monarchy
provided it IS sufficiently lsnitea-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

WANTED - Copy Of the Mexico
weekly Ledger dated December II.
1911. Mexico Ledger. WITT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-01-18

lsassell Enmons is III.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-23
LYRIC THEArER.

compliments upon the excellence or tLe week end bill at the Lyric lheate1 continue to pour in and the management is highly elated at the enthusiasm displayed by the patrons Of the house. and take this opportun. lty to assure the paglic that this is only foretaste of the bills that will be presented later on. The premier honors were carried off by Otto fltehtFs Tyroleans, who have one of tle nlttiest offerings ever seen here. The picturesque scenery depicting the Alps by moonlight. the moon slowly rising and bathing the valleys in lights of Vafing tones. is a revela. Ion of the scenic art. Miss Elsie titchtls rendition of What Good is Water When You're Dry was most aTtistically harmonious and the re. rain in which all the members join
 ed was gem of musical water. The so.o sung by MT Otto Fitchtl. "The Echo of the Alps was /especially good and created quite a furore in New York. The native dance in which The entire company participated was a tegpsichoTean poem. Boston Von X Company. in their skit "The Pro- fessors Reception receive quite an ovation Billy Boston slngs Cheer up Brothers" in the most comical style, after which he indulges in an eccentric dance that convulses the audiehce. Myrtle Orr has a new song entitled Nothing Else in Life Like Love Love Love" which she sings very prettily Charles Nasty is a typical "Hoosier Boy He carries special scenery, representing corn field He looks and acts the pat ol a typical farmer and has line of comedy talk that keep the audience in a roar The motion pictures cover wide range of subjects and are presented in the Lyric manner than which there is none better
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-23
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, Nov 22.-While some what irregular, the cotton market showed a generally upward tendency today and closed firm at net gain of to 16 points The opening was steady at an advance of l to 6. points and the market scSn sold to lz points above the closing figures ci
 last night on covering, trade buyina
 and scattering bull support eroour
 agad by relatively rrm Liverpool cables, larger English spot sales and reports that estimates of the Indian corn were being reduced, owing tt unreasonable rains.
 The advance met heavy realizins sales. however, and the market dur ing the late forenoon broke rathei sharply under this pressue and loca
 selling. Near months were relative ly easy. breaking to a net loss 9 from to 12 points and later deliver ies lost all their early advance witt | March contracts selling a point o
 two under the closing figures of las night.
 A central belt trade paper publish , ed a crop estimate of 13,595 GOO bales which appeared to be a factor on tn opening advance. and numerous re | ports were received here during tn
 afternoon to the effect that the crol
 had been picked and ginned with un
 usual rapidity.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-23
NEW CENTRAL THEATRE.

It isn't all gold that glitters, is it? Many times have men and women imagine that golden prospects would mateTialize wealth. but were destin- ed 10 learn later that blank and sor- rowful disappointment was their re. ward
 The New Central has a Biog-aph picture today, one of those rare life stories that uncovers a phase of hu man nature, common to many but which the world seldom heard ot, which is entitled Gold and Glitter, and if depicts the story of a wife who gave up home and all it's com forts to seek the gold that refused to glitter. It is a wonderfully in tense reel and being a Biograph you understand that it is fawless. Kalem also rings true with it's sCounty Fair picture. a rural love story Of a southern exposition, in which eX- hibits and all that rhaSe county fairs successful are seen. An Acciden- tai Millionaire' from the Lubin stu dio will guarantee the laughter, and the program today is well balanced and complete and will please all.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-23
Cbe Cbeaters
AT THE PRINCESS.

An All Night Session" the come. uy playlet at the Princess and the headline act of the bill mas made e oecided hit with vaudeville lovers in tils city, and the act has proven the ols drawing card of the present bill me blot of the sketch deals with a young married couple and the father ol the bride Both male members of ne family have spent nieht over Vhe green cloth, leaving the voung Wiie at home awaiting dinner. When they finally arrive explanations a~a III order Various evidences of the hlght session are discovered bv the "lle and the situations which follow oFihg out some of the highest class comedy ever seen at the Princess w. Il. Lytell as the father --in-law rlahk Carmen, as the young husband ana Minnie Williams as the nnso. phlstlcated wife are all strong char. acters and the piece has proven a big hit :" DIS
 The Baader-LaVelie Trio of expert Dlcychsts have q unique act in thel- me and they perform some astound- lng leats in riding bicycles, unicycles ana pyramid work CT wheels which makes their act a popular one
 Matte Lockett, Buster Browns $ Sweetheart has an entertaining of. Iefing in songs, dances, juvenile i'm. presentations and other numbers that makes this petite little lady a prime '"tuIlte with the show lovers.
 Paul and Marmion Stone in their pianoiogues,. songs, dances and com edy have d brlnght and snappy act which wins from the first numbe., and brings them a number of well morited encores.
 Wilson and Aubrey comedy aero pats and horizontal bar artists. round ont bill that for variety and enter. talnment has seldom been eaualley
 The whole bill A a winner and Prineess audiences have approved if Tn manner that will make the final day of the offering one of unqualified success.
 With the first of the week change the Princess will have another big offering including one of the great. est acts now on the vaudeville stage
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-23
DUN'S WEEKLY REVIEW.

New York, Nov l2.-R. c. Dun and company's weekly review oi trade tomorrow will say:
 Trade in the unsed States shows further expansion, reports from diff feTent sections and all statistics ol traffic and exchanges speaking of a great activity that, ni some instances is bounded only by the limit of capa city.
 In iron and steel the leading inter est is operating at about 95 per cent of capacity. Current bookings con tinue to exceed production with rail road requirements forming a large share of the new business.
 In the primary drygoods market there is a large volume of business with prices in prac tically all instan ces well maintained Jobbers of cot ton goods are making liberal pur chases of domestic and staples foi spring. Bleached cottons have stiff fened. There is more activity ir print cloths for future delivery, ana the duck markets continue very strong. Export trade has been only moderate of late, bat the shipments for the year to date aggregate 36fr coo bales against 314000 bales during Ihe same period in 1911.
 In woolens there is an active de mand for over coatings for immed fate delivery and desirable goods bring full market rates. Consider able business has been offered the mills for the next heavyweight sea son. but comparatively few orders have been placed because manufac turers are asking higher prices than buyers are willing to pay
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-23
} be pursned is plain

cloth, so that only the air filled with IHYOMEI vapor is breathed.
 This method of treatment has saved many childs life, and mothers of |croupy children should see to it that |Booth's HYOMEI is always on hand. Full instructions for prompt relief of croup is in each package.
 Booths HYOMl1I is made of Austra- lian Eucalyptus and other antiseptics. Money returned if it does not give sat isfaction in treatment of catarrh, coughs, colds, croup and catarrhal deafness. Ask ISorrell's Drug Co, and Southern Pharmacy about it.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-23
"FAusT.p

Anthony Andre. who appears as Mephisto. in the big spectacular pro duction of Faust" that comes to the Auditorium for matinee and night Thanksgiving, Thursday. November 2Sth, is probably one of the best equipped young character actors who has essayed this difficult role since Lewis Morrison made it famous more years ago than VIC recall. Having played this important role for three seasons. he has since done similar prominent parts with Madam Modjes- ka, Louis James. and James O'Ne'l and has appeared in several big New York productions. including "The Prince of India, Ben Hur," and "The Arab"
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-23
JAKE MILLER BACK.
Will Fill Dual Role the Coming Sea
 son in Hot Sprinus.


 Jake" Miller, the Eastman hotels popular steward, arrived in the city yesterday and will be guest at the Arlington during his stay. He is lo fill two roles next spring. In addt ton to returning to his post at the Monarch of the Glen" Mir. Miller will enter Leo Mayors employ. Mir Mayer has acquired control of the Arkansas club and plans upon form ally opening it for the season, Jan uary 10 He has engaged MT. Mil Ter to run the stylish and up-to date restaurant he intends installing. A better selection could not have been made, as the round Jake" is not only an A No 1 steward but he is a splendid mixer and gas hundreds oi warm friends and admirers among Hot Springs thousands of winter wis itors.
 MT Miller announces that he will have cabaret at the Arkansas. None but high class talent will be engaged" stated MT Miller yester- day "and my cabaret is bound to be banner feature" MT. Miller is planning upon making weeks stay before returning to Chicago.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-23
PASTOR MAY LEAVE.
Rev. French w. Thompson May Leave Presbyterian Church of This City.

Again the report IS circulated and seems to have something of founda- ton. that Rev French w. Thompson of the First Presbyterian church Of this city will leave soon for another charge. Rev. Thompson has ha some splendid offers sboth as to ministerial and Y M. C. A. work since he accepted fine local pastorate, and while the church here has been loath to give him up. and he has been loath to leave this city. yet ne may decide to accept another charge.
 He has just returned from Camden where he attended the Presbyterian Synod of the state, and where he was honored distinctly by being made moderator of that assembly.