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Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS, Anna t. Myers ana
B. Myers, her husband. Of Auar]
County, Missouri, by Their o aggu
trust , dated September 10, Islo'
duly recorded in book ~, at rag ~, \
in the Recorders office Of Aual|
County, Missouri, at Mexico, co9,el
to me. the undersigned trustee ioL
purpose Of securing the indebtean|
therein mentioned, the following
seribcd property situated 10 A'1
County, Missouri, to-wlt; I'D
Begin AT a point on the section ,. !.
30 feet cast Of the Northwest o co'
of the Northwest Quarter Of og Ss|
Twp. 81, Range 9, west, rIn WA
East 237 feet along the NO, na,,
Of said Section, thence South pat Y,
with the East line Of CralE, ma
ts6 feet 10 the North Line Of ia, pa|
street, in the City Of McKee, Ps
West along the North Inc c 81 ns|
street ish feet, thence Norl s i vi
lei with the East line Of Hra, .s
az feet thence West, parallel , VIZ A
North line of Baker street. 20 the|
to the East line Of Craig streg y Cr|
North along the East line 81 q he'd
street, SO feet to the POM
ming. wss made
trH %A's ;S ' saeaf fsn sS' . .55s5En';at5 = e
certain negotiable interest ther1
together with the N ,r iniyf fully de'cr|
ed, and,-.c A. annual interes'
WHEhEAo' " Ia deed Of N
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25
LOSES NOVEL MANUSCRIPT
Tne Rrica-Brsc and Paiutiau &c
Up m Flames

Rz6s TIE valzzhe h-ieaSrae and
hsrsus burned IN The rooz q Ms
N. r wise a. TIE Rzgo Hosel wzs a
practically complete u1u-SrE q a
rovd. Ms WISE zs beon writing
sans tine On this Aok AID hoPei 70
have i completes and ready fer the
uubIsasS this SINNER.
She lad decided . take ct lSzr-
aues On hs- propsuy Just before she
left for Kansas City. and decided to
talk ths matter over with Mr.. Wise
wha she reached there Unur1-
nstsly. before she eoali write hone 70
secure insurance, the property had
been Destroyed
There WAS some very handsome
Bohemian ware and plates tat had
been in her family for over . hundred
years. and quite 8 number Of hand
some paintings and short story man
zscripts also burned
Mrs. Wise's friends are extending
deepest sympathy over her loss, but
are eonEratulzting her On not being
here at the time Of the catastrophe,
for she had an apartment On the third
floor and no doubt II an effort tC
save some Of her vzlaables might
have lost her life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25
II SUITS FILED

Three suits were filed in the Circuit
Court yesterday for the June term Of
court. Fred Roberts and w. D. Ma
son each brought suit for damages
against the c. & A. Railroad for de-
layed shipment of stock. Mason asks
for s316.1O and Roberts asks for 1927
on his first count and 1923 on the sec
ond.
George Elliott filed action to declare
trust against his wife, Mrs. Nancy
Virginia Elliott. Elliott claims that
certain deeds were enormously made
out to her and he wishes them trans
ferred. He and his wife are living
apart.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25
CENTRALIA NJ. W. A.
DECREE TEAM
PUTS ON WORK
Special Meeting Held Here for sYisi'
tors Tuesday Night

Forty-UTo members Of the Centralia
Modern woodmen degree staff con-
initiatory work on four Mex
leo men and five Centralia men in the
Mexico Modern woodmen hall Tues
day evening. The Centraia staff
brought a fiye-piece orchestra along
and this orchestra took part in the
initiatory work.
George Shepherd, Of Columbia, NJ.
W. A. district deputy, told something
Of the work Of the order in the war.
The Mexico men upon whom degree
work was conferred were A. H. He
berer, Isador Taylor, George Minton
and George Waters. One hundred and
twenty members Of the order ATTENDED
the meeting.
The Centralia team was entertain.
ed at dinner at the Hoxsey Hotel oil
Tuesday night by members Of tn
Mexico team. W. A. Sturgeon j
captain Of the Centralia team.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25
ID DALE ITEMS

Have you bought a Liberty Bond?
Louis Kircher sold a span Of mules
TO j. P. Harper.
j. r. Shook went to Slick Mo-, on
Tuesday to look at the Farmers Ele-
vator they have built there. The
farmers held a meeting in Rush Hill
Saturday.
Relatives of Mrs. D. L. Rodgers mo-
tored through from Wisconsin and
spent last Sunday at their home.
Misses Cornelia and Katheryn Mil
Ter, left for st. Louis Thursday.
where they will make a short visit.
oren Clay McGee has been quite IL
with the grippe.
Fred Norris sold 140 acres Of land
to Dan and Alvin Miller at $65 per
acre.
The Rev. Nicherson filled his reg.
ular appointment at Littleby Sunday
He took dinner with Roy Barley and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Witchie wer,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Skell,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Martina spent
Sunday at Rudolph Miller's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25
CROCKEHCHARGEDWTTH
FIRST DEGREE MURDER
Special 20 the Evening Ledger

SPECIAL % the EEEnlnE LE1EtF
MARSHALL Nc, Apl "a
George Crocketl q this cry. charged
w.th ire shooting and mar5er Of ".
5 Baker, father q his first vie, q
Monday. April 5, Al Slater, has been
hound Oyg ts the July tern Of the S.
line county criminal oour1 o 3 charge
e murder II the first degree Ths
preliminary hearing. which began on
Monday, IN this city, lasted Until 70
CAV and was before Judge Hiram Fer
m. Cricket married Ms. Mary
Graham, Of Mexico. No and is vel
knuEn in that city. He was denied
bal.
The testimony Ct Harold Des, Of
Marshall, who was present when
Crockett shot Baker, regarding Bzk-
ers possession q q gun AZ the time Of
tic tragedy, was mistaken or cross
examination but denied By Mrs. Bak-
CT, wife Of the dead man. who claimed
Deis also had a gun.
The shooting was over the possession
Of Lura May Baker, the 10 year old
daughter Of the accused, and the
granddaughter Of Baker. P. H. Cul-
lef. Of ST. LOUIS, formerly Of Mexico,
is M Of the defendants attorneys.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25

The gardens have suffered eonsid-
erably from the sassy little cold
snaps.
Buy a Liberty Bond to help the AL
lies build another xiii joy" or mys-
terry gun that tumbles the towns OF
anything that is in its path 70 miles
away.
Z. Gatewood and Flood Patrick will
buy a car load or feeding cattle on the
St. Louis market soon.
Bud Mallory, ]. L. Carpenter and 0.
F. Ellis each sold a lot Of fat hogs t.
Joe Considine recently and received
SIT per cwt. The hogs averaged
around 200 pounds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25
D R y FIFTH
County Has Large Percentage Of AP-
proved Schools

Audrain stands fifth in percentage
Of approved school. There were, in
1917, seven teachers who were reeeiv-
ing o than $1,000. ApportiOn-
ments for rural school aid IN 1917
amounted to slaS, and the apportion-
ment for high school was S52g0i.
The total amount appropriated to the
county schol fund from the state was
sll,745Ss.
There are eighty-four schools in
Audrain county, and Of them. thirty
SIX are approved rural schools. Mex
ico, yandalis, and Laddonia have full
~ accredited high schools Of the frs,
class. The Farber high school is ap-
proved for ten units. and the Mar
tinsb1fg hiEL school is in class
three. Rush Hill and Benton City
vii not have any high school worl
next year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25
ST. LOUIS 1--WE STOCK MARKET.
Spccial Rcport

NATIONAL STOCK YARDS m
Aprl - 1918 To3ays rocdrts;
Cattle Ssoo; HovS i2.soo; ShcsR
20.
CATTLE - hCsi rua3cs q steers
Gc hrhu than a veek
Sro; nc5izn ku1s stcsay With com-
noa and Erst varieties s. pr est
hEer. Balchef cattle gcnszly IS
to ss lousr Asn The hsa tine last
w
QUOTATIONS - Beef steers Sia-
50 . SIT; stoekcrs and feeders - 10
Sti.75. stock eesS and ksEors S@
Is $40; yearHzg huteher ratle SS0 e
SIS; beef COWS $50 70 SIS; Gamers
AID cutters S7s5 TO $50; beof balls
Sll tS Sl22. sausage halls, - to
sl0so.
HOGS-Todays trade opened 10 70
IS lower thzH a week aes and eieseS
fzly * lower. Extreme top last
Tuesday vas $3.50; extreme top to-
day SI7.75. Good % choice hogs leo
to 30 hs- SEQ to sl7.75; 20 to 2se
ms $3.50 70 $3.50; extreme heavy
hags SIT 10 Si725 Pigs So to $3.50;
rough hogs $3.50 to S15.75
SHEEP - The market unusually
strong and al the highest point this
year. Wool lambs $3.50 to so;
clipped lambs $3.50 to $3.50; wool
sheep $3.50 10 $3.50; Gamers and
choppers IS to $3.50; bucks $3.50 t.
SIS. Goats and kids $40 to SIS. -
NATIONAL LIVE STOCK COM.
MISSION COMPANY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25

Hsk&r - n@-
NW So 2 - q NJ SCI . - -
"a WEruzy cu.za filco@
"a. " stzstas q 1s.s nrvsm p
- Sw Sw 8-x1-I. wartziy ca
- ssooa
Arh.r Brantua b rasia Cha
IL = q 81 See "a. n = q NJ NJ
So -: a. b SIT wsrruniy esa-
"a tSecoe
Rsy wczg % Jane WiIsun Ek
g R.rk Wee Ada % vsaAahA War
znty coasia tileo and sxrhaAEe Il
properly
wIhan HiAsrhrand q a 70 Rsin.
hsrd and GeorEe ne~ey HiidertranA
p 81 Ne and : arrss in SE T-so-7
wsrranty esasii sa.ikGm
Kate " Avery % R b wildsr, y
ina in r. Il S y Il NE s-SoE and
= int IN 10 A. q IN " W. d
SW Sw 9-se-g and l int IN Lots
and g Bk :. ~ir Laddonia wHrrsn.
y consid Size and ether eonsid
r. n Haekicge 70 l. 7. Martin,
NV sT-SsS Warranty oonsid SIC.
eooOa
rhcmss r. Hamlet 70 Roy A and
Charles L Parker. lot . Rlk So. oug.
VNnaaliA Warranty eOhsid SSoo0o
Allie rurpin TO Rachel Camden. Lot
I. Rik n. Affords End Add 20 Van
dalia Warranty eOnsid $4,000
J W Woodbridge to c W Stree.
Lots II and 50. Block 2. EAsthOlm Ad,
TO Mexico, Warranty, eOnsid $500.
Mamie II. Lemon 10 Louise {
Sehalre, PIT. NE NE SSH. Qul
claim eonsid $4,000.
velma Edith Lemon ct al by Cdr
TO Lewis c Schulze. Gdn's Deed. Coz
sid 5000. Pt of NE NE s-52-5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25
MOLINO ITEMS

Mrs. J. W. F1ynt and little daughter,
Helen Joe. left last Wednesday for
a two weeks visit with relatives in
Dalton, Neb.
Chowning Cauthorn is here from
camp in Little Rock, Ark, on a visit
to homefolks.
Mrs. Annie Davis, of Santa Fe, is
visiting Mrs. Nan Williams.
Guy Nichols was dragging the road
with a four-horse team Monday when
one horse stepped in a mole in the
bridge, south of Moline, and the
horses got to crowding and pushed two
of them off of the bridge. They were
in bad shape until help arrived with
saws, spades and a rope and finally
got them out. That bridge has beer
needing fixing with a new one for q
long time. The gravel has been haul
ed by the people of the community
since last fall.
Mrs. Nan Williams and family anC
/ Mrs. Annie Davis, of Santa Fe, wer,
the guests of Miss Leota Weaver, or
Tuesday.
Miss Amy Cowherd, of Moline, has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Por,
ter Cauthorn.
Mrs. Dick Greed has the measles.
Arthur Worley is home from Ar,
kansas on a ten days furlough.
Harry Worley and family, of Okla
homa, are visiting ]. D. Worley an,
wife.
Mrs. A. ]. Cauthorn and little sol
both have grippe.
Mrs. Trimble is the guest of Mrs
Harry Heller.
The Sunday School at Mt, Zion, Nc
limo, have decided to buy a W. S. s
with their surplus money instead O
a flag.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25
Germans Are
Striking at
Arniens

BsnrdA sSsRL
Specizl 10 Metics Ete.iEE L~dEa
PARIS Arrl "a ne Gsr1Hnl
Ert srldzr a. Amenk and TIE IN
fartry 1stacks On q Niis fruut have
hee1 tcru1c.
Frc- nszr YFrcs zlcar the line
10 The Same river. the be guns
az roar.ar and ths frhsing l. nsr
CT less steady he Germans hzre a.
uz-ced = TIE AIhsr soctur asE BE-
tuec- ~ Ssumc and Ayre uve1
LONDON. AF-l "a he 1co
hrsrre Cana, has hesa hoekcd BY rWo
6s.cycz vhisA blev % he dock
gate. IL ia; IS Regarded Is alnost
ncNslle. hai some q the uca who
toSk pzrs say Asy 2v the waters q
TIE B-1rCs Canal running cit.
May szsmanne arr traPPed and i
Is nv h,icvo3 that ~ hioka3s o.
E-r-i-ss IS TIE first step iu . car-
faly FzznS cHozSve
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25
DR. KKETox DEAD

The ho5y Of Dr.. Randolph Keeton,
vino dia n St. Charles VIII be bruugh.
here for bu-iE Friday Al ElmEoo5
CemEev- Mr. Kseson WIZ z5uut
Sixty FsEz old, ant worked 1az zxhle
& CaseTE Pharmacy Aagus 1-
yz a~s he WIS enplgy1 q. ths
Ezn1ssn HzE Drug sso-z Es stss
E-z-laL Medicine 4 AEzrzssa x uns
1rna- II Eegssr was ana rnsn= q.
z Il Esssrz EG E1xz asz wns
nDE Enz Y CzFu-nsz and e Nh
zzez Ea It s. Lgus- A G
E--H wa mn z-ufn=E
NJ Eaz W. ND5s- wDo6nz
AK u-Eza- VII F-paaa1
hsrz ear T s taus-z ss-riea.
Ea-z-r n I'M dezt hsrs ns4 bss,
orara1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25
FreeWarExhibit

Don't forget the special train
filled with interesting war rel
les, TO be in Mexico Saturday,
April 9th from $50 p. m. to
HOO p. M. The train viii be
parked at the jefferson street
crossing and win be free 10 the
public. Soldiers from the IVES
tern front viii accompany it and
explain the exhibit and the uses
Of the various instruments of
war. TELL YOUR NEIGH
BORIS ABOUT 1T.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25
CANT ITEMS

We have been blessed with another
good rain Of about three days and
nights with some sleet mixed with Il.
Most Of the women Of our neighbor-
hood have been highly entertained for
the last few days with little chickens
IN the house; hope to see the sun shine
soon.
John W. Rutter and wife and
Youngest son, Of Mexico, spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with her sis
ter, Mrs. Allen Duffy, and family.
Mrs. Dean Weaver is on the sick
list and her mother, Mrs. Jun Shock,
Of Centralia, is with her.
Mrs. James Denham with P. F. Den
hams little daughter, Martha Eliza.
beth are here visiting relatives and
friends from st. Louis.
Payne school closed Saturday Of
which Miss Eugene Smith was in
structor.
" V. Smith and family spent Sum-
DAY with DR.. Fulkerson and family.
Glad to hear of Columbus Ploat be.
ing able to be out again.
Mrs. Gertrude Reams who has beer
very low at her fathers, Luther Pet.
tvs, is some better at this writing.
Pete Duffy is farming and doing his
own homework on George Browns
farm better known as the Jim Hays
place.
Lawrence VIM has a sick mare.
Mr. Nevens Is shearing sheep in the
thompson vicinity.
Some few have planted corn and
hope to get a good stand.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25
AUxyAssE ITEMS

Lieut.. C. d. overfelt is here on a
furlough visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sharp and
Miss Evelyn Threlkeld motored out
from Mexico to attend the Tom Thumb
military weddingThursday
. The military wedding, given by
Miss Ramsey, under the auspices Of
the Bed Cross, was quite a success.
The bride, little Miss Virginia Yates,
2% years old, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Yates, wore her mothers
wedding dress. The proceeds were
SIT.
Ed Buekner, Of Oklahoma, visited
relatives here this week.
Mrs. John Stevens and baby have
returned to Auxvasse.
Mrs. Will Parker is visiting rela-
tives in Columbia.
The Tuesday Club met this week
with Mrs. s. G. Wood.
Little James Garwood, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Henderson, is i'll OF
pneumonia at the home of his grand
father Henderson.
The school board at a recent meet
ing employed all the old teachers, ex-
cept Miss Reed, who has accepted a
; position near her home. There will
be but three grade teachers in place
of four. They have a raise of salary.
The Lime Kiln school will be closed,
those pupils coming to town. Tn,
place Of Supt. has not yet been filled
Sam Wright, of Fulton, was a bust.
ness visitor here this week.
Mrs. Henry Moss now occupies tn,
Tom Lawrence home.
Little Anna Elizabeth Harrison re
ceived a bad cut Wednesday a. m
when her little brother accidentally
cut her in the hand with a hoe. They
brought her to town at once and ha,
the wound dressed; it is hoped nothing
serious will result.
Claud Brett and Kalie Morris sur.
prised their friends by going to Mex
leo Thursday and were quietly mar
ried by the Rev. C. A. Mitchell at hi
home, after which they went to spen,
a few days with the brides sister il
Slick, Mo. They will reside at tn,
groom's, three miles from town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25
100000 IN FIRST DRAFT
CLASS, SAYS CROMDER

WASHINGTON, April 20. Pro-
vost Marshal Gen. Crowder has ad-
vised the Senate Military committee
that 100000 men will be placed in
Glass !, from which It is expected all
future calls will be made.
These 100000 according to Gen.
orcwder, are exclusive of between
100000 and 100000 more annually,
who, II is estimated, will be made sub.
jet to military duty under the bill in
Congress subjecting TO resignation
youths reaching 81.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25
BE Mel Butte TO
ExTEg MEDICAL
RESERVE CORPS

u. EcDgweE BottE. who recently
aw5@ for admission into the United
stztsz Medical RsserTe Corps, has re-
esTsa notification that be passed his
examinations and has been accepted.
Doctor Bolts is a surgeon whose
ability IS well known in the State. He
will continue his practice here until
his call comes. He expects his com.
mission in about two weeks. Doctor
Bolts took the examinations at tn,
same time that DR.. c. L. Blanks tool
them. Doctor Blanks was notifies
yesterday that he had been accepted
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25

Mss BESSIE Hickman, daughter Of
d. and Ms ". Il Hickman, Ct Mex
r. EzE y11 been eseted % psaca The
nsT1 te-n Of s1bgol IL ViTion District
na- MrCr q . salary q eighty
a9LsrE sEgn. Miss Hickman has
Ezlgnt 1ha Lzs tEb terms n Lime kin
GE-et adjoining Yrrion, but as Lne
Ez hzE been taken in the Auxrzsss
eEr1s here VII 5e 70 school there
Z TIE tZzre. The many friends q
Ma Hickman are pleased 70 hear O.
Ter s1cceEE ~ Z teacher.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25
Buy a Liberty Eon1

As everybody knows, one Of IL.
provoking things in the world /. ' !,
prepare for burglars or peten. '
ried or anything like that. .DS a ,l
have whatever it was to have b -'
never happen at all. But ,r,..4
you had prepared for sometbin.
it finally happened and o v,.' !,
there.
That is exactly the truth in fl. -.
Of a woman who lived in III. D.
Hotel for a number of years, b1t :.
away when the fire came.
She says; ~ had worn dainty Mini
and blue embroidered nipbto, :
years, in preparation for a fir, :,
when the fire came, l wasn't tbo,, !,
wear them"
Worse than that, most of them .,
burned up, so that there are por. l.,
for the next fire.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25
MURDERED IN OHIO

The reports have reached this city
that a man by the name Of Coulter
was murdered mysteriously two
weeks ago in Cincinnati. 1t is
thought that he Is the same Coulter
who was a few years ago connected
with the A. p. Green Fire Brick Co.
in this city, ard who was well known
in Mexico. Details Of the crime arc
lacking.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25

Mexico friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Harding have just learned Of the ar
rival Of a son at their home, recent
ly. Mr.. Harding formerly lived in
Mexico and is now connected with the
Sherwood Music School at Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25
OPPOSES WAR DECLARATION
Special to Mexico Evening Ledger

WASHINGTON, April "a. -- Presi-
dent Wilson opposed a declaration Of
war on Turkey and Bulgaria. After
spirited debate in the Senate yester-
day concerning the matter, resolutions
designed to initiate such action went
over to await action today.
The prevailing sentiment in the
Senate was that Bulgaria could not be
friendly TO the United States and Ger
many at one and the same time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25
GIVES MACHINES TO RED CROSS.

gIt Is MALHINks TO KID tRDSs-
z l. Cass has presented six cleo
tre sewing machines to the Red Cross
work room According 70 the workers
there, these machines viii aid greatly
in the work put out there. The ma
chimes vii be installed Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25

Miss Mittie Peck, who is studying
nursing at st. Louis Hospital, will re-
turn TO st. Louis Thursday, after a
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
G. W. Peck.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25

Henry Kunkel has returned to Ur-
bana, ILL.,, and viii leave in a few days
for Camp Dix, Dallas, Tex, where he
will take up the flying work in the
aviation school.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25

fu-z-r as-si oar hsss q aias u.i
rorr1ly Wrrkasa 80 tA 81
.con ~ $500 c=.acI fzesA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25

The Western Union telegraph Of
nee viii be ro-opened in the Bragg
building, tho first door south Of the
Wells-Fargo Express office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25

Mrs. Nesbit Livingston, of st. Louis.
is the guest Of her mother, Mrs. W
W. Williams.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25

Defiance Auto Casings-4000 mile
guarantee; skid chains with every
casing free.
d4t WET DRY & sAPPINGToN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25

j. W. Woodbridge, Of Benton City,
'kBpsaupoM ooIxoK " suA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25

Mrs. NJ. r. Wise left for Kansas
City, Tuesday, for a visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25
COUNTY CLERK RECEIVES.
REVISED VALUATION LIST.

The County Clerk. Ross Cu1koI
Monday received from the State Beard
Of Equalization 81 jefferson City, thu
revised valuation a personal proper
y and real estate for the county, with
the percentage By which the onEnzl
valuation has beer decreased
The total valuation Of taxable prop
erty since the revision Is SIeS sS9.
Before the revision i wzs S2420LsS5
The valuation Of lands has been de-
creased sixty per cent and is now S.
se1552. instead Of S1L.653SSS as BE-
fore. Valuation Of town lots has been
decreased from S4.060,740 to $780,
$40, a drop Of fifty per cent.
The following table shows the
change in valuation Of personal
property:
Original New
Valuation Decrease Valuation
S539,520 30 per cent s377,642
S3l5,755 30 per cent s22I02S
ASSES AND JENNETS
SlsS70 90 per cent 1855
NEAT CATTLE
S7iIAl5 30 per cent S47s,9 9C
SHEEP
gsiS4O 6e % per cent S27,1ls
HOGS
s25s,Is0 IS % per cent sS4,73t
MONEY, NOTES, ETC.
s1S44620 s9223it
CORPORATE COMPANIES
s7245SO ssslA5I
ALL OTHER PERSONAL
PROPERTY
sg97.275 40 per cent $685. 5.
Former total .-...-...... $5,ks7y0 Oh
Present total -... 1.1035l'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25

- Less Stock 1aU-
Hsra lAsa lAe 30 Is laHcr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25

Charles Peyton, of Martinsburg. ",
a business visitor here "Wednesday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25

Creme Butterine, 35c b., at
DIT wit SMITH BROTHERS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-25

100 Bulls have been selected for ii
sale. or that number. IS are Of gn|
iceable ages and the others yearirj
or over, Prominent Anxiety stai|
predominate in the breeding Of d
lot. Heard header material Of bred
ing and character to please exacH
buyers will be offered Bulls will
offered in lots to suit purchaser a
the carlot buyers opportunity shOd|
not overlook the offering.
Put your farm on a higher eani]
basis with some Of the good COWS
be offered. The older cows will bS|
calf at side or be in calf. 81 comif|
2-year-old heifers, 10 Of which vi
have calf at side or be with cali, VI
be offered. A carload Of them vi
attract seekers for profitable h|
material.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-21
What Are Your Plans For
Your Club Work This Summer

"The Place Like Best in South Bend certainly brought var-
essays Never have they been as interesting S
they this think that your interests are all very we'll
placed and day when have lots time hnk hat axe
day of and look up the interesting spots that you wrote
about them sounded very thrilling and some very rest
full and they just the place would be NICE 10 VISIT
The places which chosen beng the most interesting IN
Guided the place Liberty bonds and War Savings stamps are
sold the building the golf links the post office the rail-
road town South Bend itself the court house lawn
Tie cannon on the the city hall building Sprngbook
Howard park farm Peey school, Oliver Chilled PoW
works South Bend Lathe works MayS woods the University
Dame woods South Bend the public library the
famous old log cabin in Leeper park, and home
The prizes for the week follow:
First prize ST 90 cash-Ruth McMaCkin, Franklin school,
Second prize cents Cash.. Berwagen, St StaniSaus
Third prize two tickets to Orpheum-Chrsy Tota Peey
school
Fourth prize two tickets the LaSae-LOuis Manchow Peey
school .,
Fifth prize two tickets to the Auditorium-Ahur Huber ST.
PatrickS school,
You boys are interested many things Boy Scout work and
Y NJ 4 Write story and tell us something about
what YOU are going to do this Is your vacation TO be
spent lust all other even though we
are in this great world war; you planning real work along
with your play
The gr-Eou interests along different lines Your organ
zaon probably the Camp Fire girls club which has grown
out of YOUR alaOn with the Y W. G. A. Write and tell us ABOUT
YOUR club and what your plans for the summer