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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
HOSPITAL COMMITTEES
APPOINTED VERY SOON

ATFOiNl ED NEht oOON
The Rev. A. A. Wallace chairman
of the campaign for the raising Of the
maintenance fund Of the Mexico Hos
pital for 1916 has issued a prelimin-
ory statement which is published be-
low. It will be Of interest to every
citizen in Mexico because the hospital
is such an important part Of our
civic life and one of the city's most
popular and largest charitable insti-
tutions.
MIR. Wallace's Statement.
Another year has rolled around and
we citizens are again at the point Of
arranging the guarantee fund of the
hospital for its coming years work.
The officers and Board of Directors
obviously cannot undertake this work,
but each year delegate the task i'm
partially to different people and
rightly feel that the result of the
canvass is the verdicr Of our citizens
concerning the work of the hospital
and their stewardship.
The hospital from the day Of its
opening has grown surely and stead
lily in public favor and in patronage.
Each month the gap between the op-
Grating expenses and the receipts is
growing smaller, but it will take an
other year at least before it is self
sustaining. The first year we raised
$4,000 Of a guarantee fund, nearly all
Of which was used. Last year we
raised $1,000, not quite all Of which
was used. This year we are asking a
guarantee of $1,000, but assuredly it
will not all be required.
Aside from its professional work,
the hospital is a strictly business
proposition. Rent, light, heat, groc-
cries, meats, medical supplies, wages,
etc, must be met in cash. Their in
come is dependent entirely on the
number of patients admitted, over
which they have no control, and re-
member, a large part Of these are
charity patients which bring no rev.
enue and are a dead expense. Just a
few more patients per month the past
year would have made the institution
pay its way, hence the necessity Of
outside support in the period Of its
infancy.
The officers and directors have
worked untiringly and increasingly
for the hospital not only without pay,
but at considerable expense to them
selves in money and other ways. Miss
Reitz and her assistants have made
a splendid years record. Every ex-
pense has been infinitely scrutinized
and every dollar made to do its full
duty. The result is a record of hos
pital expense per patient and per
day that has been equaled in
our knowledge.
At this point we citizens must take
up the burden and assure them Of
another years life. Is there anyone
in u community who is in favor Of
closing this noble institution Most
assuredly not. Therefore, let us get
together quickly and arrange our part
Of the work at once.
a.. A. Wallace,
Hhot~r.oa Nn-~-. H...A-.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
MRs M. r. BERRY 3 4

Mrs. NJ. F. Berry, mother Of S. l.
Robinson Of this city, died at her
home IN st. Louis Monday, December
6 at II a. M as a result Of a stroke
Of paralysis. She was taken 10
Centralia, No, where the burial win
take place Friday az 300 o'clock.
Mrs. Berry leaves five sons-threc
Of st. Louis, one Of Centralia and S.
u Robinson, Of Mexico, besides a
daughter in Centralis.
The Ledger Joins friends in extend
ing sincere sympathy 70 the bereayed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
This is the Merry Christmas Store
Practical, Sensible Gifts for ALL

BATH ROBES, BLANKETS, ETC.
Robes for men, women and chill
dren's Beacon Blankets-alI over
covered, scroll patterns, quaint In
dian designs, fancy trimmed. Navy,
COpen, Rose, Oxford, Lavender,
Pink etc. Prices $500 to $3.50.
Also the blanket robes with cord
and frogs to match, to be made up.
These make splendid gifts.
Bath Towels-Fancy colored Dor
der. Wash rags to match. Also
the set of 3--Bath and Guest Towel
and Rag to match. Fine linen tow.
els hemmedstitched and scallop
edge. Towels make nice Xmas
Gifts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
FOUR MORE ARRESTS MADE
ON GRAND Jury INFORMATION


The arrest Of John Burgess, Ben
Steele, Thod Boulware and Amiel
Jungbluth added four more to the list
Ct indictments issued by the Grand
Jury. In each case the defendants
pleaded mot guilty. and the cases
were set for this term of court.
John Burgess was indicted for VOL
ating the local option law and pleaded
mot guilty" His ease was set for
Dec. IS.
Ben Steele was held on the charge
Ct violating the local option laws to
appear before the court on Dec. 20.
Amiel J~ungbluth, of Benton City,
was indicted for permitting a slot
machine to operate in his place of bus
inesg. His case was set for Deem
her 20.
Thod Boulware pleaded not guilty
u the charge Of disturbing the peace
and the case was set for Dec. II.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
NEW YORK HAS A
BABEL PRESS IT SEEMS

New York, Dec. Zone of the
most interesting features of the Eur
opean war from a New York stand
point is the handling Of war news by
the thirty foreign language daily
newspapers published in Manhattan.
The babel Of New York's press is pro-
duced by the most picturesque, varied
and interesting array of newspapers
to be found anywhere on earth. From
figures available for twenty-one OF
these publications, the average cir
eulation is very nearly fifty thousand,
so that the total daily output ap-
proximates III million.
OF the entire list there is only one
whose readers probably have no in
terest in the progress Of the war, and
that one, as might be expected, is
published in Chinese. The names Of
these papers and the language in
which they are printed are as fol
lows.
Al-Hoda (Arabic).
Meraat-ul-G harb (Arabic.)
Has Lidu (Bohemian.)
Listy (Bohemian.)
Mon Jee Vat Bo (Chinese.)
Naradni List (Croatian.)
Hrvatski svijet (Croatian.)
Courier des Flats Unis French
Abdenblatt Germany
Deutsches Journal Germany
Herold GERMANY
Staats-Zeitung Germany
Volks-zeitung Germany
Athent (Greek.)
Atlantis Greek
Amerikai Magyar Nepszava Hun.
garian.)
Elore (Hungarian.)
LAraldo Italiano utalian.)
Bollettino della sera (Italian.)
Giornale Italiano (ItaIian.)
Progreso Italo (ItaIian.)
Serbian Daily (Serbian.)
Russkoye Slave ((Russian).
Dennik (slovak.)
Glas Naroda (S~lovenian.)
Jewish Daily Forward (Yiddish.)
The Day (Yiddish.)
Jewish Daily News (Yiddish.)
1t is related than an executive a
one of the news agencies gave a list
Of six foreign language papers to a
new Office boy, instructing him to 20
cut and get a half dozen Of each. The
lad did not wait for minute instruc-
lions, but started first and examined
the list afterward. Somewhat puz.
lied, be stepped at a cigar store.
where he furnished five minutes Of
mystery to all the statesmen in the
rlace. Then he went to a secondhand
store with evea worse results, for
ne was ordered out as soon as the pro.
prietor saw the collection Of strange
names The boy took one more chance
when he stopped at an Italian fruit
store, and It came near being djsas-
trous. The swarthy fruit vendor took
enc look at the mysterious words.
when, with a cry Of rage and fear. he
grabbed the boy by the collar and
dragged him two blocks till he found
policeman. The Italian thought Il
was . threat Of some kind from un.
known enemies and the boy had stop
pea thinking entirely. The younster.
oiter some difficulty proved his inpo-
senee to the policeman, made his way
back 70 the Office where he was en-
ployod and resigned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
WILLIAM IMAM DEAD

VIM. Imam, 60 years old, Of near
Hatton, died Tuesday morning after
an extended illness of tuberculosis,
Mr. Imam is a hall brother Of Harvey
Imam Of this city.
He leaves a wife and three chill.
dren to norm his death. The funeral
was held at the Pleasant Grove
church Wednesday at HOO o'clock,
The Ledger joins the people Of Mex.
leo in extending sympathy to the be-.
reayed family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

Chanute French kid Dress Gloves, White,
Black, Blue, Brown and Tans, S1.5O, S1.75,
$500. WE FIT THEM. Others for s1.DO and
less. Dress Goods, Silks, Damask, Napkins,
Underwear, Blankets, Comforts, Neckwear,
Ties. Novelties in Jewelry, Pocket Books,
Hand Bags, Belts, Etc, Etc. So many prac-
teal and sensible gifts to be found at this
store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
Came to virginia in 1868.

John Washington was born as a re.
suit Of this marriage, and he came to
Virginia in 1868 and married to Anne
Pope, and TO them was born a son,
Lawrence Washington, and as a re.
suit Of this union Augustine Wash.
ngton was born in 1894, and he mar.
RED to Mary Ball.
These were the parents of George
Washington, born in 1882, and whose
history is known to every American.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
DEPART
MrNT

MENT.
Nearly 5000 handkerchiefs are
shown here. Dainty one corner
embroidered in %colors, for SC. You
would expect to pay Ice for these.
Pure Linen hemstitched Sc each.
Some exquisite and dainty ones at
IOc, 15c, Csc up to Soc Crepe
hemstitched solid colors or pretty
eolored borders, Use and 35e each.
Pretty Box Handkerchiefs for the
whole bankruptcies Toe, I5e and
Use up to $500, containing 3 to 6
handkerchiefs in box according to
quality.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

FOR SALE:-Farm, 2 Y nile
south of Mexico on Fulton Rod
within half a mile Of Rock Road y
gisting of 11s acres, two-thifaI !
grass, also orchard. F~ive-roOui hAH
and cellar, barn, silO, smoke, ehiaz
buggy and ice house; cattle and .
stall hog shed. VIII sell on very q
terms. C. C. Wonneman, The Ea
ist, Mexico. Mo. SOs-At
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

Miss Archie Cook, domestic science
teacher at Mcmillan, was called to her
home in Warrensburg Friday on ac-
count of the death of her father. The
Ledger joins the people Of Mexico in
extending sympathy to her.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
CORDO

1OEER0IT HOJAf1EfI II
We n proud Of our display Of
Hosiery" Pure thread silk and
fiber silk-Fancy Hose, Stripes,
plaids, checks, solid colors-all the
new shades. Prices 25e up to $500
pair. What would please her bet
teri" Plenty Of Box Hosiery.
Fancy Xmas Boxes.
1 ease Mems Hose (6 pairs in box.
Put up to sell for 75c Box-a big
purchase brings them to you for
SOC a box Of 6 pairs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
BLousEs

Middies are all ready for Holiday
Gifts. New Arrivals priced to suit
the pocket book. Japs, Crepes,
GcOrgetes, Fancy Waistings,-
in white, flesh, stripes. plaids, etc,
in the wanted materials and colors.
Fiber silk and wool Sweaters. The
popular @Fitrite" Silk Petticoafs,
$2.95 to $685.. Cotton and silk Mes
saline Pettieoats, $1.O0 and sl.9s.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

In the Circuit Court Of Audram 4
Missouri.
By virtue and authority Of ~
and order Of sale MAGE by .ns y
Court, in the above entitled ~ y.
and Of a certified copy thereof ~
December First, 1915, ! VIII on ~
Monday, the Srd Day of January,
Between the hours Of nine oeiDsl /
the forenoon, and five o'clock y \,
afternoon Of that day, at inc n
front door Of the Court House, = NJ
City Of Mexico, in said AuI =,
County, Missouri, sell at puDls X
due, to the highest bidder, u ~.
lowing described real estate. w.
The West one half (1) o. M hi
Thirty Six 1857, Township FLY s; M
Range Eleven (11) West, cOI TSssta
in all Three Hundred and wi n
(S20) acres, more or iess, III
twenty (20) feet off Of the NOI nni Il ]
Of the South East quarter :. III H
Section Thirty Six (S6) VI,
Fifty (50), Range Eleven W
in Audrain County Missouri IN.
Terms Of Sale as Follows - Il.
One third cash, purchasers I'M
cute their notes for inc rs ID
two thirds Of the purchase pi,' isit
on or before November o.i i,,srss
said notes TO bear six per cen, n D.
from the date Of the approvai Ot.rps
sale and TO be secured by deeu a,csssst
on the real estate sold, the pa MOI
to have the privilege Of payI save b
than one third cash, and 70 "A b
further privilege Of paying 90 prt
notes for the deferred pufcnS's |
at any time when this ooui'
si.at' 'e'''V'' ]. W. Barnett sA''''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

Dorsey Gregory is home from
Quincy, ILL.,, where he has completed
the Business and Banking courses at
Gem City Business College.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

A new directory Of Sedalia, issued
last week, gives that city a popula-
tion Of 23,500, which is more than A.
900 above the last government census
figures.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
READY TO WEAR.

If you need a coat, suit or skirt, don't fail to
see the reduced prices. They are going fast.
See the pretty skating skirts for $500.
Flame Red, Blue and Green. The latest,
just in.
If interested in Fancy China don't fail to see
us. We are closing out our line at about
half price.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

Miss Bethel Lawrence is home from
an extended and pleasant visit to
friends and relatives in south Mis-
souri,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

Let us supply you with sausage
castings and spices. Highest prices
paid for stock and produce, Frank
A. Sannebeck. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

Sweet oranges 20 cents a dozen.
Nuts and Christmas candies at the
lowest prices. r. A. sannebeck. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
NEW MOTOR CARS
TO APPEAR SOON

i. . 49,. :. - .
The IL and 8 cylinder cars
have been put on the market.
The prices of cars have been cut
and cut. New types Of bodies
and all-year-round models have
been designed. Different types
of motor construction have been
announced recently in rapid sue
cession. Today came the news
Of a new find in motordom.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

FANCY GOODS, DOLLS, ETC.
Good assortment. Richardson
stamped, ready 10 work as weIl as
finished Fancy Embroidered arti-
eles-Aprons, Gowns, Pillow Slips,
Towels, Child's Dresses, Combing
Jackets, Dresser Scarfs etc, etc.
DOLLS
We are showing a wonderful line
Of dolls this year. As we are out
Of the TOY LINE we are showing
the best values we could possibly
find. You win be pleased with our
prices. We think we have the best
soc and 59c values in the city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

Miss Daghlgren should move to
Mexico where she could go as far
and as fast as she pleases.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

John LAib Of Wellsyille, was in
Mexico Thursday night to attend the
Knight Templar meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

Sam Morris went to Moberly on
business Wednesday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

FOR SALE:--Team Of good VI
mares 5 and s years old, bH !
Percheron horse. One bEni m
bred to Jack. Two wearing nsA
and two mule colts. vii stH a
months time bankable note III
hof and Barr. Enquire Of B. ,
Barr, R. F. D. No. 2. a.a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
FOR GIFTS

You should see this collection of
French Ivory Toilet Articles, Hair
Brushes, Mirrors, Combs, Trays,
Hair Receivers, Puff Boxes, Per-
fume Bottles, Clocks, Hat and
Clothes Brushes, Picture Frames,
Buffers, Files, etc, etc, priced to
sell.
100 UMBRELLAS FOR GIFTS
Rain Proof-Silk finished TaTeta
with pretty wide tape edge. For
men and women. Splendid values,
sI.00 up.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
Stock Notes
LOCAL MARKET.


.. . :. :. .. =. >. =.
No. 2 Wheat s1.15 ;
/; New Corn-55 and 81 /:
h New oats-y; Mixed So ;
-. ..
81. Louis Cash,
No. 2 Red l2s q 1874 y.
No. 2 Corn 6s a x.
No. 2 Oats 4S a a.
Chicago Close:
Dee. May
Wheat It's s A 116 Is
Corn 6e B "
Data as * 45 y B
National Stock Yards;
Hogs $500. l5c to 25e higher; Top
$685..
Cattle 1900. Steady.
Sheep $500. lOe lower.
Alb Romans, Of Benton City, was
in Mexico Tuesday. he says people
are busy shueking corn in his Sec
ktion.
There is probably no better known
stockman in the state Of Missouri
than Col. j. 7. Johnson, Of Audrain
county, Mo-, and there is certainly no
better feeder or farmer than the coli
onel. He has around 1000 Of
the best land in his county that is
kept up in extra good shape. The
Colonel Monday had in Of his own
feeding two loads Of yearling sheep
25S head that averaged 107 lbs, and
they sold at $500 which is the high
est price of the season for yearlings
weighing more than 100 lbs. This
was a good string of sheep and they
were well prepared for the market
Live Stock Reporter.
Remember Thomas F. Murry's big
closing out sale at his farm west of
McCredie on Wednesday Dec. 15.There
viii be some bargains, and you should
make your arrangements to attend.
Stock of various kinds is all in first
class condition. Watch for his adver-
tisement in both the daily and weekly
Ledger.
Girl a Champion Gardner.
lola, KAN, Dec. Miss Ruth Nc
Clure, a senior in the lola High
School, champion amateur girl gard
ener Of the State.
W. E. Watkins county farm agent,
gave her the title, on a showing of
vegetables valued at s72.54 grown on
one-tenth Of an acre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

Fancy Motions, Hand Bags, Silk
Hose for Xmas Presents, 8 large VAR
iety at Poieson's Dry Goods Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

Ladies' bath robes at special prices
this week.
Ricketts, & Emmons D. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

FARM FOR sALE;--I havsus
proved farm in the best agrm
portion Of Sabine Parish, LaA
for sale. Convenient to town 4
sell cheap. F. A. Niece, FL
Sabine Parish La. AAl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
sherin's Sale in Partition

~
Oliver P, Craghead, ...... Plaintf
VS.. .a
Albert H. Cox and Arabella Cox y
wife, Barton w. Cox and Pans
Cox, his wife, Susie F. Garter +
j. +. Carter, her husband, 4
McDonneIl, Mirtie J. Sims and 7
Sims, her husband, Winnie Asal
and C. S. Asbury, her husband, y
mond Claton Cox, a minor, ina1s
Leroy Cox, q minor, Har0iG "
Cox, a minor, and John H. W.
guardian Of said minors, 10Y.
Turner and G. S. Turner, her "
band, Dennis G. Craghead ana ~ ~
Craghead, his wife, Nora r..
Craghead, Raymond NJ. Crasheas,
minor, William C. Craghsse
minor and J.. r. Carter, guardlal !
said minors and N. ]. Cox, wlags !
William II. Cox, deceased Du'r
ants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

Old papers for sals AZ the Ledger
pffiees
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

=. =. Madison Of Independence is
here on o visit,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
FARMERS EXCMNcE

Ads in this column ssa l& /.
line each insertion. Six words u j.
line.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

Chairman Campaign Committee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

NAtfonaI otock Idfuss
Hogs $500. l5c to 25c higher; Top
$685..
Cattle 1900. Steady.
Sheep $500. IOc lower.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-15

Child's 8 piece Se!s, were 75c, now
SOC.
Chiid's 5 piece S g, consisting of
Mug, Napkin Rirg. Knife, Fork and
Spoon, were $175, now 79c
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-15

6 eets Oyster Forks, value 81 rs to
So 30.
8 sets Strawberry Forks, value, $1.75
to 50 90.
IL sets Butter Spree ers, rs TO $3.50
Choice 81 80
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-15


One Cream now 800
ito
april $50
Barton Academy Souvenir
Ito t5lcto
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-15

Fifty Beau iful Jewel Boxes in gold
and silver, value from so, to S. 90,
at 25 per cent discount.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-15
TOILET
SETS

other Bru Comba n
from 5OtoS5 25percen
We the
Ishouldl cave the order early
n
nden
a o
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-15
Rogers Silver

Twelve knives and twelva forks, full! size genuine
a represented, value $780,
Rogers 81 Teaspoons, 1925 value set
Rogers Silver Fruit Knives, $3.50 value sat
Rogers Silver Dessert Spoons, 90c value per pr.
Rogers Silver Tablespoons, $1.10 value per pr.
Rogers Silver Berry Spoons, 1925 value apiece
Rogers Silver Gravy Ladies', 81 value apiece
gers Silver Butter Knife and Sugar Shell in a box
beautiful 26 piece set of Rogers Silver in lined box
tablespoons, teaspoons sugar she'll and butter
We have few odd pieces of beautiful china which will
One lot casseroles which retailed at $500,
The celebrated Thompsou Nutng and Bcknel hand tir
Silk Umbrellas with detachable handles ranging price
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-12-16
THE TRCE-TO-LgFE PLANTATION
PICTURE OE' TIE Gy.D SNgTIy

have read Bethany by Hon.
Thomas Watson The first chapter
depics my girlhood home as accu-
rately as If drawn from my own life.
Then comes the political era from
1850 to 1860, when Stephens and
Toombs were the leaders All Of this
is dead and buried issue Part
two is a sad romance Of the sixties
that ends with death Poor Nellie
and Uncle Ralph. I wish the author
had let them marry and live happy
ever after This is no criticism OF
the book for | am not capable OF
criticising the writings Of any one
and especially those Of Mr.. Watson.
He towers. as mountain peak and
then dips down to the babbling brook
at its base. The giant intellect can
take hold Of his flights Of eloquence,
and little child can see its face mir
rored in the clear pool in the valley
and I am that little child.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-12-16
Hon. S. G. McLendon
Champion for Level
ling of Freight
Rates.

For number Of years Atlanta. the
capital City of Georgia, has enjoyed
monopoly of many good things.
Besides practically debating to the
State-at-large in matters political,
she also enjoyed the distinction of
lower freight rates than any of the
other cities or towns.
Just what this discrimination was
based on, cannot be learned, but it
was there, and it has just occurred
to Savannah, Macon, Augusta, Ath-
ems, Valdosta and thousand or SO
smaller towns, that level freight
rate was what they needed.
Atlanta doesn't like it, and loud,
hearty, far-reaching walls are going
up from the big business concerns
there, over the fact that other towns
and cities are to enjoy a lower
freight rate than heretofore, while
Atlanta pays per cent more per
hundred. This increase in Atlanta's
rate does not make it as high as the
other cities and towns have paid for
so many years, but that doesn't
bother Atlanta any.
Eastman and Griffin are two plucky
little towns that have suffered
through this freight rate discrimi-
nation, and they have employed Hon.
S. G. McLendon to offset the At
lanta petition, by another. This Pc
titionNof Mr.. McLendon's clients was
read the present week before the In
terstate Commerce Commission in
Washington.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-12-16
CONGRATULATIONS FROM
FLORIDA.

Dear Sir: Having first read an
account OF your trial, and rejoicing
that there were ten Jurors IN your
favor, / just want to congratulate
YOU on your partial success, though
| sincerely hoped you would beat tbs
pOpes to a FRAGILE
Long may you live to fight the
deadliest foe of America and Amer
lean institutions
l regard you as the greatest en-
ponent Of truth and righteousness
and one of the greatest Americans
living or dead, and / just wanted TO
tell you so while you live.
May Gods blessings abide with
you that you may continue this fight
until Rome is run from America.
Yours with best wishes,
Fla. r. T. McMTrFI.EN
9
Read Foreign Missions Exposed,
by Thos. e. Watson. beautifully
printed. Profuseiy illustrated. Price
SO cents. The JefTs. Thomson. Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-12-16
THE JEFFERSONIAN

nized a great principle of rate maxi
ing in Order 1856.
Will the Commission by suspend
ing this Order, compel the shippers
OF Eastman and the shippers Of Grit
fin TO continue to pay for the pros
perity of other communities?
Eastman Chamber OF Commerce.
Griffin and Spalding County Board
OF Trade.
BY their attorney.
s G McLENDON.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-12-16
PAGE NINE

Some one said il was not care
full MIR. Watson would write me-
up. Mr.. Watson has his arrows
trained for eaglea--the chipping Of
lone sparrow on the housetop''
never reaches his ear and if it did
the tWitter Of the little brown bird
would not disturb hjm.-Grandma
Georgy in Rome, Ga, Trihune~Herald.