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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-09-09

Does this here Pittsburg editor know
enough history to realize that Jeffer-
son Davis spilled his blood in stricken
field for the American flag? | trow
not. Does he know that it was a
charge made by Jefferson Davis at
the head of his regiment that captured
the Bishops Palace at Monterey? To
be sure he does not. Does he know
that it was Jefferson Davis who not
only saved the day, but the American
army, at Buena Vista? Certainly not
Now, I'm a-gwine to tell you about
that. Old Frank Wolford had been a
soldier in our Mexican War of 1S47,
and in our subsequent big war be-
tween the north and the south he was
the commander of the glorious First
Kentucky Cavalry in the Federal army,
as fighting command as ever was.
In 1865 this old hero had nearly as
many holes in his body, perforations
of rebel lead, as this Pittsburg editor
has wheels in his head. And here is
what Frank Wolford said of jeff Davis
in stump speech he made in the Ken.
lucky mountains in 1865, when and
where not one per cent of his audi
ence was in sympathy with his utter
ance:
Fellow citizens, 1 was at Buena
Vista. l saw the battle lost and vic
tory in the grasp Of the brutal and ac-
cursed foe. asw the favorite son of
Harry of the West my colonel, welt
ering ip his blood as he died on the
field. l saw death or capitavity worse
than death in store for every Ken
tuckian on that CORY day. Everything
seemed lost and was hopeless, when
Mississippi regiment with Jefferson
Davis at its head appeared on the
scene. / see him now, as he was then
the incarnation of battle, thunder
bolt of war, the apotheosis OF victory,
the avatar of rescue. He turned the
tide; he snatched victory from defeat;
he saved the army; his heroic hand
wrote 'Buena Vista in letters of ever
lasting glory on our proud escutcheon.
/ greeted him then, a hero my coun-
tryman, my brother, my rescuer. He
is no less SO this day, and l would
strike the shackles from his aged
limbs and make him as free as the
vital air of heaven, and clothe him
with every right ! enjoy, had | the
power"
That was the chivalrous sentiment
one OF the brayest soldiers who ever
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-09-09

:, AGED AND ELDERLY M ~;
q h weakened weakened vitality will no.,,,''s',.
interested the wonderful fulton tonic ~
s.x e s'a for full inforrnat.on.
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-09-09
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FOR sALE-Charleston Wakehelo'
Jersey Wakefield and Drum HEAD
cabbage plants--the best fall anu
winter headers; per thousand, sl.So'
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-09-09

girded sword on thigh held of another
brave soldier. an adversary, who was
then fallen chieftain. The tribe of
jackal, however. is not yet quite ex-
tinct in our fair land, it seems.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-09-09
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
sIoLINo.

Geo. Nicholson is visiting his par
ents# in Galloway. Walter Hender-
son of Galloway is keeping house for
him while he is away.-D. S. Weaver
and family Of near Skinner and Mrs.
L. F. Tanner visited H. L. Weaver and
family Saturday night and Sunday
Mrs. John Heller and daughter
were guests Of James Camplin and
wife Of Santa Fe, from Friday till
Sunday.-Mrs. Herod Hopkins and
daughter visited Mrs. Homer FRY Of
Perry n day last w~eek-~Little Annie
Robinson of Duly has been the guest
OF her grandparents, r. l.. Robinson
and wife, for a week.-Bob Heizer
and wife and Gladys crump visited
relatives at Victor Saturday night and
sunday.-Misses Lillian Bybee and
Carolyn Wilson were guests Of Mrs.
Lucy Massey Friday night.-Master
Carter Henderson cauthorn was the
guest Of Miss Maude Cauthorn Of
Mexico Saturday night and Sunday
John Cowherd, wife and daughter. of
Mexico were guests Of Porter Cauth-
orn and wife Tuesday-Miss Annie
Heller Of Mexico was the guest Of
home folks Sunday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
COMMUNITY entertainment
FOR THE BENEFIT OF BAND

A community entertainment of
some kind will be arranged by a COM
nittee to be appointed by President
/. r. Ferris, Of the Commercial Club,
for the purpose of raising money to
pay a band leader. This was decided
upon at the usual luncheon, Friday,
after r. o. Bromagin had asked the
cooperation Of this organization.
Mr.. Bromagin said the band did not
want and would not accept any finan-
cial aid from the business men Of Mex
leo. All that is wanted are ways and
means by which to raise the money,
$3.50, already guaranteed. Mai. Stoy,
who has had charge of the band all
winter win remain as leader this sum
nier. Sam Morris suggested a Fourth
efr July celebration, but no date for
the entertainment was set.
At the suggestion of William Pol
lock, a committee of three will be
appointed to confer with the officials
Of the Burlington Railroad to ascer-
tain their plans concerning an extern
sion and to secure the most advantage
eous location for this line with regard
to Mexico.
Secretary Race suggested special
bargains by the merchants of Mexico
or Stock Sales Day, in order to boost
the stock sales and the retail trade
as well. This suggestion was receiv-
ed with enthusiasm and the matter
was referred TO the Merchants Com
mittee and a representative from each
Of the daily newspapers.
A meeting Of those interested dir
ectly and indirectly with the glove
factory at Secretary Races Office, this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock was announced.
Mr.. Zanders is going 70 leave Mex
leo; but the Commercial Club has a
mortgage on his machinery which will
he left here.
Bishop futile, of he Episcopal
church and J. NJ. Dooley, Of st. Louis
were present and made short talks
which we're highly appreciated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
U OK THE In.

The Charles and Gertrude Harri-
son Theatre Co., Of which Fred May
field, formerly Of this city, is part
owner and advance man, has put
the lid on drinking" according to 4
letter received from Mr.. Mayfeld and
no member Of the several companies
they own and playing in Texas, can
drink and remain with the organiza-
ton. Mr.. Mayfeld says it is a little
hard on some Of those who have been
accustomed to their drink regularly
but that the rule is an iron clad one.
Chas. Harrison's new play "Saintly
Hypocrites and Honest Sinners" has
met with phenomenal success and the
clergy wherever it has been produced
have endorsed it strongly. Several
companies viii be put on the road
tais fall IN one night stands. One Of
these companies viii play this state.
Dir. Mayfelds many friends here win
be delighted to hear Of the success Of
his organization.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
AuXYASsE

Mrs Lon Henderson returned the
last Of the week from st. Louis where
shq was called by the serious illness
Of Mrs. Austin at the Lutheran Hos
pitai.-Miss Schaner's lecture on the
w. NC. 7. U. work, here Friday and
Friday night was well attended,
obie Wright and Bernard Cowles
went to st. Louis Tuesday to bring
back several new automobiles. They
viii drive them through.-Auxvasse
citizens will be sorry to hear Of DR..
Hoard and wife leaving. DR., Hoard
has only practiced 0steopathy in u
town for a short time, but has made
many friends whose best wishes 90
with him and Mrs.Hoard to their new
home in Dakotas.-It is rumored a
lady practitioner will take DR..
Hoard1s plaee.-Auxyasse will pIav
the Mexico Christian church base ball
team here in Auxvasse THURSDAY
Mrs. E. B. Campbell and Patty Wis.
tied relatives here this week-Dr.
Broader and wife returned to their
home in sedalia Tuesday after a visit
to Mrs. Broaders' brother, F. G.
Stokes-Dr. Handy's ~lectuse at the
Methodist church here Wednesday was
n Of the best ever given in Aux
vasse.-Mrs, Homer Rood and Mrs.
Bus Buckner attended the recital at
Hardin College Monday night. Mrs.
Rood's daughter, Miss Grace. gave
2everal selections, as she ais one Of
inc vocal graduates there.-prof. +.
" Baker stopped over Tuesday en-.
route to Fulton from the Tyler-R Rich
ards wedding in Palmyra, Mo-. satur.
day. Mr.. Tyler and bride will arrive
here Wednesday, where they will
make their home-Johnie Harrison
east Of Auxvasse, shipped a car load
steers to st. Louis Monday. These
steers we're from his own feed PEN
quite a bit Of improving Is going on
here now-All the carpenters and
painters are busy and quite a few out
Of town workmen are busy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

The following filed suit against the
Chicago and Alton Railway Co, for
damage done to their property BY the
big fire near the railroad alleged to
have been started by a spark from an
engine: J N. Haskell ct al; J.. D.
Pratt, Hisey heirs, John Fox. Their
claims aggregated $4,000.
The Mexico Athletics defeated the
Centralia nine at Centralia AZ.
The engagement of Miss frma
Barnes and MeCabe Howe, of Kansas
City was announced.
The City Board of Health met and
voted to allow the Wabash Railroad
six days to move stock pens from
Jefferson Street.
!. I. Turley had a hundred pounds
Of ice put in his well every few days
to keep the water cool.
Twenty-six young men and young
women were graduated from the Mex
leo High School. Miss Trix Turkey
was yaledictorian Of the class.
y was announced RoIla Mcintyre
Of Mexico and Nell Landon, Of Jer-
SEVILLE, ILL.,. would be married June
9Th.
Luther Criswell and Miss Enda
Williams, both of this city. wero a
tied.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
YOUNC,s GREER

Claude slonaker sold w. w. Mundy
a bunch Of lambs at DC per lb.-ches-
ter DoweIl sold the same party a lot
OF sheep. Price was not learned
chal Blum shipped a a load Of
hogs to st. Louis last week-Mike
Peck and D. NJ. Slonaker delivered
hogs last week.-Moses Callawey Of
Moberly, has been visiting his brother
Lewis Galloway, for several weeks
Mrs Lance Ellis, Of Tulsa, Oklahoma,
is IN Missouri on a visit. She spent
last week at the home of Clyde Ellis.
had another hard rain Sunday
morning, which made the ground too
wet to plow-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
otto Carpenter, May %, a SON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
ITEMS

Herbert Patterson is building a new
three room hen house.-V. H. Ofutt
got 29c for his wool. James ofutt
delivered wool in Mexico Friday at
SOC per lb. It was docked on account
of burs.-C. t. McElroy delivered an
other load of hogs to B. A. Brown
Thursday the 2Oth.-Regular services
were held at Beaver Dam Baptist
church the fourth Saturday and Sun
day. On account Of rain, the Sun
day morning services were not largely
attended.-Taylor Guthrie, son Of
Baxter Guthrie, and nephew Of J. A.
Guthrie. Of Mexico, had an appoint
ment to preach at Westminster the
fourth Sunday. We believe this young
man will make a successful minister
Of the Gospel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

Elmer johnson, one Of Audrain's
big stockmen, says big crops have
been put in down in his neighborhood
and the rains have come just right to
make them top the records. He is
feeding 90 head Of good cattle for
the October market and he is feeding
them old corn. He also has 24O shoats
following the cattle which promise to
be ready for sale shortly.
One Of the biggest herds Of cattle
being fed in the county at this time
is that Of Alb Harrison, Of Benton
City. He has ITO acres Of fine look
ing corn in with which he plans to
finish them for the market. r. H.
Brown is managing the farm for Mr..
Harrison as he has been in poor health
this spring.
s. P. Carter has delivered 1888 of
the 600 head Of clipped Western lambs
at IS a cwt., he contracted last win
ter to deliver to J.. T. johnson during
this month. Some of them were Of
the consignment which brought Mr..
Johnson $685. in St. Louis recently.
Mr.. Carter has a record as a feeder
and deserves credit for their fine
showing on the market.
James A. Houchin offers $50 for the
best lady rider riding a five gated
saddle horse at the 1915 Fair at Shell
bina. There must be five entries. The
premium will be divided SIS, SIS, and
$40 and is to be known as the "Astral
King Contest
A fine Rex Mcdonald cold belong
ing to Edgar Lockridge. who resides
in southern A~udrain, was injured by
a seyere wire cut recently.
Robert Wilson has a Jersey COW that
has cleared him 500 in a little over a
month. She is kept in town and the
sale Of her milk brings in this neat
income.
Fred Roberts paid about 81 q hun
dred to Rufus Herring for a wagon
load Of hogs delivered this week which
averaged 100 pounds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
BETHEL.

Miss Margaret Powell. who has
been suffering from the effects Of
rheumatism, is much better.-Mr. and
Mrs. J. G. Ware have been
for several weeks in attend
ance upon their son, James
Ware, of Altamont, Kansas, who has
been seriously i'll with appendicitis.
He was taken to the hospital where a
successful operation was performed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ware have returned
home and on Monday received a card
written by the invalid stating that he
hoped to obtain, by next week his dis
charge from the hospital-W. H..
McCue has been so i'll from the. effects
Of poison ivy that he has been unable
for a few days to attend to business.
His condition is much improved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

II. P. French was a business vis-
ltor in Mexico, Tuesday--Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Martin visited relatives
in Mexico Wednesday,. w. Wool
bridge, of Mexico, was in town on
business Wednesday.-Mrs. Pearl
Underwood and Miss Agnes Faron
spent Wednesday with friends in Ben
ton City.-Harry Shrout, of Mexico,
was a business visitor here, Thurs
day-James Scott, George Weaver
and Henry Long called on friends in
Wellsviile Saturday evening.-Misses
Josephine Jacob and Minnie Pike at
tended the high school play in Wells
vile Saturday evening-John Bar
tells of st. Louis is here for a few
days visit with relatives.-C. R. Tay-
lor, Of Gilmore, was in town a few
hours, Sunday evening-Bartley Ar
win, Of Benton City, was the guest of
Miss Vera Friedman, Saturday.-Div-
ers Chapman has returned from Mar
ling, where he has been at work the
past two months.-H. P. French and
wife and children left for New Or
leans, Sunday. They expect to visit
in Memphis and Hot Springs before
their return.-A. E. Phelps, Of Child
ress, Texas, vas the guest Of Miss
Minnie Pike, Saturday and Sunday
Miss NJ. Hickman, of st. Louis is
spending this week with her brother.
French Hickman and wife-John
Stuart, Of Laddonia, was the guest Of
Miss Hazel Friedman, Sundays. S.
Ham, Of Venice, was in town on bus
mess Monday.-Wm. T. jacob and
Frank Bertels called on friends in,
Mexico, Saturday evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
10, 20 AND 30 YEARS
AGO THIS WEEK
30 Year AGO.

Drs. Russell and Cane occupied a
suite Of rooms in Hardin building
over Smith and Browns store.
Moline had a new postmaster and a
new blacksmith.
A burglar attempting to enter
Louis Phillips home was frightened
away.
Miss Mary Craddock and John r.
Doueghy, of la Plata were married
at the home of the brides parents in
this city.
Redman Galloway, Of Mexico. was
elected cashier Of the Paris, No, Saw
ings Bank.
William NJ. Sims died al his home
in south Mexico after an illness Of
two years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
20 Yeara Ago

ia
Charles Hamlin. 60 years old. died
at Thompson.
Mrs. Mamie r. Trimble died at her
home in this city.
Frank Sutton resigned his position
as day clerk at the Ringo Hotel.
Harold Cluster, Of this city. was
manager Of the Hallsyille. Mo-. Illus.
tier, for 0. D. Gray, Of Sturgeon.
"Unelc" Jerry Shepherd. Of near
Moline, was suffering from a stroke
Of paralysis.
James Claeher was home from st.
Louis and was arranging to leave for
Scotland on a visit.
Mrs. Tanning and family, of Rush
Hill, moved to Houston, Texas, TO
make their home.
J. u. Minor and J. r. Browning
formed a real estate and loan part
nership ! n this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
NEW HOPE.

Mrs. Barnard Sellars is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Harvey Stuart. and fam
ny a few days.-W. T, Chick and AL
bert Dollins cut down a hollow tree
to make some hog troughs, and killed
two black snakes seven feet long
We had a fine rain Sunday. One inch
OF water fell-W. N. Chick sold n
GOV to Wheeler Cant for s45 to nav
doctor billse-W. N. Chick and wife
and daughter, visited Mrs R. R. Dol.
Inns and family the latter part of the
past week.-The health Of the ne;gh
borhood is fairly god at present
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
REL. sRULLEHBtRGER 40
DRESSED ma GRADUATES
In Tak o. The Soldier Of the Cou-
nos Gosd.- He Told Young Men
Abeus Great ssecss~

Ten young men received diplomas
Of graduation from Missouri Military
Academy. at the commencement excr-
cises held in the new gymnasium
wednesday morning. The Rev. W. A.
ShalIenberrer. pastor Of The Chris
ltisn church. addressed the graduates
on the subject, The Soldier Of the
Common Good" File opened By telling
Of tie great place held IN history By
soldiers He then told Of the change
from the old military idea. when the
greatest general was the one who left
the most dead on the fold to the pres
eut ideal. when thu greatest soldier
is the man who can serve the most
people. In the oIdcn times. he said,
the stage Of the soldier was very
small. whereas today It ismueh larger
and growing steadily. The soldier Of
today has many great tasks to solve
that his brother Of yesterday knew
nothing Of. IN closing he brought
home the point that the only real sue
cess lay in making ones individual
life as large as the stage upon which
one is playing.
A good crowd heard Nh. Shuilenber-
gers splendid address and the re-
mainder Of the program was opened
By the invocation delivered by the Rev.
o. o. Green. Cadet Adj. MeAnnally,
one Of the graduates, played a beauti-
full cornet solo and Miss Bruce sang.
Col. W. D. Fonville awarded the honor
medals and DR.. J. w. Million pre-
sented the diplomas. Following this
the bugle corps blew reveiIle.
Roll Of Graduates
Anderson j. 7. Warrensburg, no.
BodIey, Paul, Fairbury, iii.
Hagnauer. Earl. st. Louis No.
May, Frank. C~iarksville, Ark.
McAnalIy, W. NJ, Sallisaw. Okla.
Ramsey, w. r., Nashville, Ark.
Rubin, C. H., Marinette, Wis.
Sawyers. L. R. Eldon, Iowa.
Seip, II. c., Chicago, III.
johnson, D. p, Mexico. Mo.
The medals were awarded as fol-
Best drilled cadet, given by S. &
N. Phillips, J. C. Anderson.
Highest scholarship in Academy,
Douglas Johnson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. johnson, Mexico.
Highest in courtesy, industry and
integrity, Howard Castle.
Scholarship in lower school, given
by r. W. Pitcher, Robert Campbell.
Most meritorious cadet, given by r.
D. Worrell, Douglas johnson.
Neatest room, given by RoIla Nc
Russell Holcomb and Robert
tied. E. r. Locke gave an
other medal 50 each cadet would re-
one.
AlL'Round Athlete, given by Louis
"Bosy" Mayfeld.
Company A.. Harold Seip, captain,
won the cup for the best company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
sliO.OOO.oOO A YEAR FOR DRINK.

Chicago, May H-Chicago pays
s14O.oOO,OOO annually for intoxicat-
ing liquors, according to a manual
issued Thursday by the Dry Chicago
which has opened a cam
paign to abolish saloons.
1t was predicted in the manual that
the city would be voted dry at the
next springs election.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

The Rev. and Mrs. /. M. Turnace
nave gone to an Francisco and other
points in the West for a months visit.
During their absence, Miss MvrtIe
their daughter viii visit her sister
MRS Henry chastin, at Joplin. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

ue0rse IFion, Of This county. ! stu
aent at the University Of Missouri
has been elected secretary Of The
Cosmopolitan Club, which Is composed
o. students from all Municipalities. M
Iron Is a great student Of Esnersn,a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
NORTH EAGLE

We had a good rain SUM
Few. Andrews filled his nd
continent at Santa Fe Sum
ing and e~vening.-The NaN
home coming at Santa Fs
night A large crowd attd
Anderson and son, who ID
working at Rush Hill. spent
ct their home at Santa Ee q
cd to their work Monday
Faddin. Of Scott City, Kana.
ting Mr.. and Mrs. f. " J
and family. w. MeFa5'
called 70 the bedside Of his
Fred McFadden, who is very
the University Hospital at
City Amy Clara an
Wood visited in Moberly z
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

The Mexico Ledger says that NOV
ing picture films are now made of
SKINNED milk. And yet each one of
the movies elpims that it a the
Of the pictures.-Louisiana
Pr~ess-Journal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boatman, Of
Belize, British Honduras. win arrive
this evening to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
William Boatman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

Omar D. Gray, Of the sturgeo,,
Leader was in Mexico, Thursday.
Miss Gretchen Watches, Of Fulton.
was in Mexico, Wednesday for a short
time,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

Henry 7. Lee, Of Hannibal, well
known IN Mexico suffered a stroke of
paralysis Saturday at his home.
His entire right side was affected but
i is said be will recover.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

Have you tride the Foo'
iery, az
d2wi The Enterprs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

Miss Archie Cook is home from a
visit with Mrs. Walter s. Williams
in Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

The Mexico Ledger wOui
know the present address
Burden and c. II. Drake, y
crly Of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

Mems athletic union suits at Al
cents.
d2wl The Enternr;so CO..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

Robert Peery, Of Pittsyille, Mo-.
d the guest Of Mexico friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

Ray Miller was over fron
for the week end.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

Morris Dry, a student q
versity, spent Sunday at
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

Mrs. ". T. Stephenson, Of Columbia
|a7in Mexico, Thursday, visiting The
Kings Daughters Home for Aged
Women.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

s1.4s. V" zoe to
u'W' The Enterprise Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

Straw hats from Zoe to s1.9s.
d2wl The Enterprise Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

Major J. II. Whibmore is driving a
Pullman, Jr. car.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

+. A. Morris Is driving a new Buick
roadster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
JAMES Wilson

" haNfIf
WANTED-Informatiq
ing James Wilson. whoa
and family formerly rss
near Mexico, Mo. Mr.. via
Texas during the year
1879 and followed The tr,ai
maker. He was for a tim
Dallas, Texas, Address
to W. X. K, care b, H.
Greek, Michigan. sad
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
Stock Notes
LOCAL MARKEr.


LOCAL MARKET.
Wheat HSE
New oon-sse and 70. :
New oasAz and S.
81 Lsuis Cash.
Ne ? Red Ia
Ne ? cern 70 4.
Ma Oats 81
Chicago 0s<.
Nay July Sent
Wheat lie zB 12s SB 10 B
Com = "A IS sa7sB 20 SB
'Oats 81 IA 30 VA - IA
Nstpaal Stock Yards:
Cattle 4aoa Steady
Hogs 6sea & to 10 higher.
sheep 2.eoa STEADY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

Q sALE-We1 -.
acre farm, three miles 49,
interested address your !.
ton to X Ledger Office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
FARMERS Excl

Ads in this column n,
line each insertion. ST, :,
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