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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17

jefferson City No. Feb. 1.-the
high rank Of Missouri as q livestock
state Is shown BY the retsipts, 1915
Of cattle asa calves, hogs, sheep and
borses and mules. At the stotkyards
Of St. Louis, Kansas City and St. Jos
eph, the Bnnmu Of Labor Statistics
annoaneed recently. -Four stockyards'
tRo NJ which belong 70 St Louis, and
one each in Kansas City and st. Jos
eph. dining the year in question
handled 8. s.42s,soI head Of cattle, Il
II70.z42 head Of hogs;s. .49l,iS2 head Of
sheep, and 4I7,5s5 bead Of horses and
mules, a total Of 14,sl0,s2l head Of
live stock. The aggregate value of
this total collection Of quadrupeds was
approximately s42s, ,2oo, 900, enough
money 70 build twenty-eight dread
naughts at $4,000. 900 each and give
President Wilson q big boost in his
campaign of preparedness The two
St Louis stockyards are the National
and Independent, which, in 1915, To-
gether, handled 1.02s, ,ss2 head Of cat
tie; 2,slI,g70 head Of hogs; s0i, i,5s7
head Of sheep and 27l.1ss head Of
horses and mules, which was enough
to FL Io0.s2s freight cars St. Louis
IN 1915 easily surpassed the other two
cities In the number Of head Of horses
and mules and hogs which were re-
eeived.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17

They caught seventeen rabbits last
week, and reported a good time. - {.
G. Bryson has just reported that he
has lost his new whistle. - Jake Jones
was missing Thursday night. (where
was he?) We would like to know? =
Wayne Bradley, brother of Mrs. Z.
c. offutt and Rhodes Bradley. her
cousin, Of southwest Of Mexico. at
tended the party at her home Satur.
day night. Sam Rawlings was ris-
iting in our neighborhood Sunday
evening. = Emabel 0ffutt Is very III
at present. = All the young folks re-
port good time at the party at r. C.
Ofutt's.-- Tom Jones is. helping j,
R. Hayes bale his hay. - Mr.. Beaehy,
Of strother district, is now getting
wood Of F. H. Marsh. - We are sorry
to report the loss Of valuable horse
owned by Jim Ridgeway. ~ noctof
Thurman is now digging a well for
". P. Vance. = W. Y. Jones and jim
mie Jones visited friends in Mexico
last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17
RESCUED FROM cASNrBALs.


Kew York, Feb. l4,-How native
troops rescued her from cannibals IN
The Lzberian eoazt settlement Of
JaeksyilIe, where she had beer doing
Methodist missionary work for three
years, was related here Saturday BY
Miss Marie guchow Of Newton, Kas-,
who arrived on the Spanish liner An
tonio Lopez With Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Williams, also missionaries. Miss
Suehow said she had '1ived there
knowing certain island tribes still eat
human hesh.r
when they take eaptives they arr
killed and roasted, Miss suchow con.
tiuued. The black men eat only ths
arms and legs. We have labored viii
them TO give up the practice, but e
10 avail
About Thanksgiving time thess
tribes reyolted and went On the war
path. About Dee. ! they came t.
Jacksville. The handful Of native
police coald Do nothing in case Of ar
attack We three white persons KEEP
twenty-four hour watch. At nigh
We could hear the booming Of theil
tontoms and the war cries. The at
tack was delayed, however, and Oh
Dee. 10 we were rescued by nativ'
troops brought down from Monroyia.'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17
SURPASSED EXPECTATIONS.

The Landis Christmas Savings
Club, started by the First National
Bank, Of this city enrolled many more
members than the bank management
expected and is another verified proof
of the efficacy Of advertising.
When the club memberships mature
about two weeks before next Christ.
mas, something like $1,000 win Be
distributed throughout the commun-
ity for Christmas buying. This plar
Is one which should appeal strongly
to the merchants who viii be directly
benefited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17
HARRISON.

$. A. Pulls sold to C. A. Vance a
four year old mare for s135, to fill the
place Of the one that died last week
Quite a few Of our neighbors attend
ed the sale at J. R. Dickerson's last
Wednesday. =. S. A. Pool bought one
hundred bushels of corn at nc per
bushel at ]. R. Dickerson's sale. Bea
Jones bought three calves, giving
s45.75 per head. and a colt which cost
him sS5. All the men reported good
prices during the sale. = The Harri-
son school boys have been making a
raid on the rabbits since the big
snow. But the snow and rabbits botb
are running away from them nov.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17

Monday. Miss Christal Williams.
Of Molino, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Tommie Davis. - !. Wilson transact
ed business in Mexico, Tuesday. -
Monday being the fifty-ninth birthday
Of r. A. Hanger, a few relatives and
friends gathered at his home while
he was gone to the commercial club
and gave him surprise. Pie, salads,
and candy were served. Those pres
ent were; J. N. Bishop and family.
G. c. Lucas and wife, Alva Hanna, wife
and little daughter, Mildred, Mrs. r.
L. Purvis, Misses Mollie Lee Delaney,
and Mary Wilson. All departed at a
late hour, declaring they had spent a
delightful evening, and wishing Mr..
Hanger many more happy birthdays
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17

Bellhower, No, Feb. i5.--A visit
70 any Montgomery County town dur
ing the last week would s=..ssd one oi
visit to New England with its real
winters; a look at the hitchraek re-
called ye old winter scene Of 10 or Is
years ago. There were bobsleds, lit
tie sleds and big sleds. For all Mont
gomery County went travelling IL
sleds.
It was an old dream TO glance down
the road and see 3 farmer sleighing
into town on the oId-fashioned bob,
bales Of hay arranged for seatS. Old,
rusty sleigh bells were gotten out Of
the barn and attached 70 the harness
and the multiplied jingle Of bells was
IN the air.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17
LINcoLN's Ak WILL BE SOLD

LINCOLN's Ak WILL BE SOLD
Montgomery, No, Feb. 14,--After
holding with great tenacity the very
az with which Abraham Lincoln made
rails long before he was thought Of
as a candidate for President Of the
United States, Mrs. sayilla vande-
veer has placed this prized relic in
the hands Of her nephew, Edward
vandeyeer, a groceryman Of this city,
for disposal
To allay all doubts as TO this AZ
being the real one that Lincoln used,
Mrs. yandeyeer has gone before a no.
tary public here and made affidavit 70
the facts. In her affidavit she states
that it was given 70 her husband,
Charles Va1deveer by his uncle, VIII
liam Smith, who worked with Lincoln
at the raiImakine businesslbefore the
President moved TO Illinois and en-
tered politics.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17
SANTA FE.

Miss Maud Sterrett spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Dora Sterrett. = Miss Mar
Gene Normas was the guest Of Miss
Gertrude Davis, Tuesday night. = D.
C. Pitcher and wife were Mexico Wis
itors Wednesday. - T. A. MoseIey and
daughter, Mrs. P. H. Stuart, were
guests Of R. A. Hanger and wife,
Wednesday. Bella Hughes, j. B.
Stephens, and s. L. McCarty tran
sacted business in Paris, Wednesday.
- "Uncle" Tommy Davis is very
poorly at present writing. - D. N.
Fields received a car load Of humber
Wednesday,. Master Russell Hanna
Is on the sick list. - ]. D. Bates ana
wife were guests Of J. B. Bates and
wife, Wednesday night. = Mrs. Mary
Anderson returned from Mexico.
Thursday. Mrs. Lon Sterrett and
daughters, Misses Maud and Clara,
were guests Of Mrs. W. F. Bolts,
Thursday. Leander Heckart tran
sacted business in Perry, Thursday.
= Miss Philopeno Platter spent sew
eral days the first of the week with
Misses Idylle and Nellie Wilkerson
Of Mexico. -. A. Hanger and w. G.
Daley transacted business in Paris,
Thursday. Robert Holman and
wife moved from Bethel, Mo-, here
Friday. They viii open a harness
shop in the F. T. Smith building. We
wish them success. ~ Mrs. c. NJ. Paris
spent several days the latter part Of
the week with her son, Elmer, Of
New London. Mrs. Mary Lockwood,
Of New London, is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lizzie Wilson. - Misses
Bessie Davis, Leora Smiley, and Leta
Bybee, spent Saturday night with
Miss Viola Bybee. ~ Born, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Weaver, Saturday morning,
Feb. 10, a daughter Mrs. Mary
Lockwood, Of New London, was the
guest Of Mrs. r. w. Wilson, Saturday.
- Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Beam,
Sunday morning, Feb. 10, daughter.
= Misses Mary Wilson, Gertrude and
Leila Davis. were guests Of Miss Mary
sterrett, Sunday. The Rev. Dun
kIsburger filled his regular appoint
ment at the CHRISTIAN Church Sunday
morning and evening. Misses Bes-
sic Davis and Viola Bybee spent Sun
day with Miss Irene Hendricks.
Miss Lea Bybee spent Sunday with
Miss Leora Smiley, /. d. Wilson
and family were guests Of J. C. VIII
son and wife, Monday. R. A. Han
ger was q business visitor in Perry,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17
Geo. Hatcher Promoted.

George Hatcher, who has been State
Agent for the Protective League Life
Insurance Company in this city fcr
the last six years, has been promoted
and is now special representative for
the company and for the next -four
months win have his headquarters Al
Galatin, Missouri. Mr. Hatcher Il
one Of the best insurance msn in this
part Of @lssolri.. and the Ledger
wishes him much prosperity In his
new position. His family win remain
In Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17
surpIFFs SALE

By virtue and auth0r,sy ~,
script Execution issued r:'',.t ~
fee n the Clerk Of the ClIslaI y !
If Audrain County, Miss,aiiss ,sis I.
able at the March Term, !, III |, h
Court and to me directed, = I
J. G. Mundy. and against -. :, / I
son and Louetta ThompsrSIIts n HI
levied I.' upon and seized al !, 4 I
title interest and claim i,.st, \ 4
~. F.. Thompson and LGuT s.I,SsA
sen. Of IN and to the folie'7 .'It'
cribed Real Estate, tow. tow il
Lots q and 26 in baiN
Mexico, Missouri. y. ! b
An lying and beng nss,,.sel
County, and State Of "''
/ will, on ,uuA|
Friday, the 10th day Of ~"
1916, ,A.d
II being the fifth day q NJ !,
Court Of said Countyh 4, N "A
and Ave o'clock in the l..' nsl
that day, at the Court envs,, nSst !
the CITY Of Mexico, : eVD.S n.
drain aforesaid. sell uls rl|
much thereof as may ,'i,s,s E
public yendue, to the lps J. n
for cash In hand (spbJe'' 'sdi|
liens and judgmentsh =
Execution and costs. =, o,Ek|
STAT - ", M.
sheriff Of Audrain
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17


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and Mrs LEvlez Wood of Andrain.
and Mrs. Mz1d Ezsrslsuzn Il Gala
uzy. After an excellent funeral dis
e0urse BY the Rsr- Eg1n Hezndon. Al
one oicIOck At Berez, Monday. Feb.
Il. his remains were laid to rest IN
ths gzzse yard At that plAre We ex-
tend sympathy % the bsresvnd rel
stiveS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17
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ready cat ard open- BE Is naia -
have attaekad the other negro and
literally csx hin 70 pisess. Riehzras
enployed lawyers, and uhen the ezss
csse 70 trisl recently, be pleaded rios
puilty and frterposed the Ei.npie piea
cf Asesf-aefenser.
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saow thzs Il Hssny eases people had
BEEN E.ung so death by bees Theg
proved toe tarts Of the ease, and lei
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17
DIED TRYING TO SAVE RAREs

Duluth, Minns Feb. 15.--Adeline
Maekyol, 8 years old, and Frederick
Maekyol, 4 were burned to death, and
their mother, Mrs. Gust Mackyol. was
fatally injured last night in q fire
which destroyed their home. aDick, =
q white bulldog, sacrificed his life IN
an effort to save the children and his
body was found lying on the bed be-
side the remains Of the girl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17

New Modern Residence on Promenade
Charley johnson. who sold his hand
some residence on z. Promenade
Street to NJ. II. Patterson, is arrang-
ing to rebuild the McFall property
which he owns on the same street.
This Is one Of the handsomest sites 10
Mexico ard Charley is going to build
a modern, up-to-date residence which
will be great improvement. That
makes the third modern residence he
has built on the same street. That's
the way to make Mexico greater
lefty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Last Vt Letters Remaining at z. o. for
Week Ea1ing Feb. u. 1916.

4 hSt II advertised remaining in
tss Pest Osre a. Mexico, DO, foz
vsek essing Feb. 18th, 1915.
AAhby, ars. Lille
BzsIer, Frank
Cash, Horace v.
Cooper, Lena
Flynn, :. T.
La Due, Mrs. VIII
Riggs, 7. A. ~
Wood, Mrs. L. v.
w. r. jackson Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17
IsrAxDGED TRAFTIc EEGUIA-

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17
Easter Services.

Crusade cOmmandry No. 20 Knights
Templar, Of which H. D. Llewellyn is
z. c. is preparing to hold annual
Easter services in this city. The
knights Templar make these services
annual events.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17
MURDER CHARGE PILED.

Columbia, No, Feb. 15.-Charges
Of frst-degree murder were filed last
night BY Prosecuting Attorney w,
N. Dinwiddie against W. II. Raid.
ridge, 50 years old. City Marshal Of
Centralia, who yesterday morning
shot and killed DR.. ]. Q. Cooper Of
CentraIia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17
big Fire Al yIoberlv

A fire early Wednesday morning
destroyed furniture store and Iaun-
dry at Moberly. The two rooms were
situated in the Howard building. The
exact loss is not known.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17

A mock trial and mins'l', =
given at SINNERS Hall, AZ y y
on Saturday. February 70 4
Of admission will be lOc an' [
public is cordially invited
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17

Mrs. Lucy yandeyenter and her
daughter, Mrs. J. C. Mor6t went TO
ST Louis Monday where Mrs. yands-
yenter viii visit her daughter for the
remainder Of the winter
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17
Ms son 4 FOOTBALL SACRIFICE

laIeHbgrg, III, FEB. l4.--F. ]
seott, father Of Bryan Scott Knox
College studsnt who died last October
fren injuries received IN football
game, urged fhe college TO continue
foeskalI. His action 10 believed tc
has1 been one Of The greatest innuen-
ees which led Knox College authorit.
lee te approve football for 1916.
II believe IN football. Scott said
N made my son the manly boy that
he wah. America has too few sports
that demand yigor and courage
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17
BARKER ANNOUNCES M

I y - 1aNN Id
jefferson City, No, Feb. ia
81 announcement by Attamg
John 4. Barker Of his candil.s
the Democratic nomination ID
srnor was made yesterday IA
been expected since as bssirnlnl|
the present year, tar 4 hns Been !
parent for many moths that de 4
torney General wculaMh she gsl
material contest.
In his declaration or printipa I
platform upon which he viii nlaI
campaign for the nominai@. ,
advocates retrenehment and riai||
the management Of Shh a
adoption Of the budget systsnia]
handling Of the fiscal afsin 4
souri,; emancipation Of the elsz
AIRY and penal institutions d =
from political control; a systsH
raj credits; better regulation "a
roads; a direct tax for the sallal|
the school system Of MissaH
pIoyment Of eonvicts in me e. /
ton Of roads; equal distribunm q
burdens Of taxation; prism =
and the separation Of youthful
oners and first offenders fTn'
hardened criminals; reform I
| procedure and the enastnHi
workmen's compensation lav.
IF elected Governor he plsdga'
self not to be a candidate iaf "
49, d,ripey his term.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17
RETST5T TszsB u .slllz'
IN Memory Of NewbHt

The attempted Staying q y
and his own suicide. was " !
news to the many friends q u !
berry, at this place. He Sa'
man Of good habits indA'
honest and Of a good disp'slpas !
orally. His broOding over =
alton Of his wife no doubt
Temporary fit Of insanity; aa'
him 70 commit the horrible a'''
His two little children m
home Of Mr.. John sharp 4
AT the Great Judgment Sn
those who cause such deeds =
viii be called to give an ~
well IS those who commit ~
John shGl
Benton Gly
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17
VOTE slo,0o0 IN ROAD nouns

Springfield, Mo-, Feb. i6.-The
Buck Prairie special road district near
MarionviIle voted $4,000 bonds for
road building yesterday by vote Of
sie for to Il against"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17

The condition Of A. /. Liter, who 10
III at the home Of his daughter, Mrs.
S. J. Terrill, on north Jefferson street
Is quite serious.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17

Ray z. Miller, Of this city, who Is
a member Of the Missouri University
Glee Club, was here on business Tues
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17

We have in stock the best Clover
Seed we could buy. Come see our
stock and get prices,
avn VIM. Pollock Mill & Elev. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17

Mrs. Curtis Cauthorn Is home from
Ennis, Texas, where she has been yis-
iting for the last two months.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17

a marriage license was issued Mon
day TO Clarence Tate, Of Portland.
No, and Miss Foda Althizer, Fulton,
No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17

Ladies', pens and children's mid
dies. soc 70 9sc. Extra values.
d2wi Ricketts, & Emmons D. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17

Let US show you our $500 crepe de
chine waists at sS.75 70 1898.
d2wl Ricketts, & Emmons D. G. CO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17

Bugs al sizes and qualities. We
viii save you money.
dzwl Ricketts g. Emmons d. G. %.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17

Ladies' Tub Silk Waists at $3.50
TO $3.50.
d2w1 Ricketts, & Emmons d. g. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17
UP ONE ISLE AND DOWN
ANOTHER.

Curtain scrirns, fancy drawn work
border, white, ivory or eera-
a yara --..-...s--...s-. lVc
Plain white huck towel, l7x35
inches ...... ....... 10c
Fringed huck towel l5xS2 ~. Sc
Nickel plated alarm clocks <. 6se
Corsets trimmed with wide Barnen
edge, well boned, four hose sup
porters, an excellent corset with
all the appearance Of s1.0O cor
set Tor ...+........-... 5Oe
Violet corsage bouquet, silk COW
cred. Each ............ 10c
Yard wide percales, yard :. Zoe
Rubber gloves, each glove ~. 10c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17
Cotton Seed Cake and Meal.

A fresh car just in. Can fll your
orders for any amount at a good price.
dwl VIM. Pollock Mil & Elev. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17
Cattle Fattener.

Excello Brand-Right fresh. Can
supply you at close price.
dwl VIM. Pollock Mill & Elev. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17

New Idea Patterns the 1Oe pattern
seams allowed.
aWt The Enterprise Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17

FARMERS rvo,'
- -...O =. EAhIN
iins each is..,,ia~ s0''sa = ~
linz. 'A- sH NJ
500 ,,.7- 80
an Tos - aALL-Good vhisSj
: - u eo1s' zSFi4 Homsl
y - 10
FOR sALE-Re5 S-3
bu VIII. Fuhrer. - .'sa y
- n
TO TRADE:-F;,-,
ant businsAs for live '...' ','a
ard esws presrres ss
made before March f., s'a
letter *" Ledger a.. ~ ~
s4IESNTs; :; -. i
i've s.Is~,..,' .,' "ANfED'-
inc su,, j j ! . 'sa tAs iss.
lve aDs -. 4. - market H,qs|
o.,,so, ~ -, i.s.,,l 'eat0rsa ca \
w-;re- asI, -, I'M man Or tasse 4
N.pn.n,s r.. Aaa'es' assra /
gnds.n. u,,,, s' q Sig Co, M.
----l-por --l port Pa
. johnson, l72 n
s1ee'' OhieagO' H., Prsss,,, }.
'.'sssI concern Of is ~ n
.0Ila wants three or To-, !.
.A.u.An county and ssya,l q
80. = 's..'',,s -: counties to vurt b
g. sl'ne Or ail The tins 3
~ w.. .n0se VINO have . &
-, ! "o1E q. : very plsas.at n
60 -, u,s,. ss,ling experience / /,
-, %O'A consists Of Lss
- !, ha. - new n0usehOh ns,
-. ~. s "a nee trial is|
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-. --.'s' .iiu me .. s. GoVe.
-., - y standards shOv d !
-, !. 80 : : iOuf times as Sd
I. .e's now N general use n 81
-. 'ueie Is needed IN sss,,l
- ~ Dehehts eyery uns|
81. o-ssH0iu' bringing sia 4
~. ~. ana happiness into d. 4
80 neSessary to be away tius|
]. ~ -. ray irom $500 to iEtl
]. . a1e0lulng to ability anl u
!. y..- - visited. In vd= \
! 1850 mennon what tOnAa|
6 lnU.s ~ convenient for w ! /,
- wa your regular 0Oap
so1a s married or single h
yoa nave iiyed In the 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17

Clay Mcclure is serving on the Fed
eral Grand Jury IN st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Barns !
iting in Kansas City, -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17

READ LEDGER WANT ADS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-17

osihon for local man o. ,,. !, -.
wires only. Addre,, s.. eve
Nappanee Lbr. q Mir c. s
Indiana. willan.port. ,, ~