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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-25
MJURIAND0 AL PALS
Mr. Haeseba uncinadp qa pagamS Sc pants Iiarn@ en- Ia
De 1.-THE Syracuse Herald'
Au pubado d IS de Agt bl caua poT knbsa de nmnps

two, los mismbros de la reciente con-
venci6n acrenderan Ia teorfa del stiro
por Ia culata., Cosss mas extrafias
han sucsdiao,
Este Mr.. Hseselbarth, autor del
artfculo, ests emplesdo en- Puerto. Rico
dasde hace sfIos. Hoy e. director de
Csrida1. De ah( qre sea san ca
,ftahuo con nosotros. Vino & conner
y come. Vino q cobrar y cobra. Quie.
re seguir cobranto y o. miendo. Nos
parecs muy nstural. Tan natural CO.
mo que nc sotros q lerrsmos Ell control,
entire otras cosas, para que gentes de
este pslaje no pueian refocilsrse 4
costa del pafs y lauzsrle luego sus
eruptos
Todo ESQ no vale dos perras chi.
cas-. Todo ESQ es al gran pueblo de
los Esta los Unidos, 10 que es un gui.
isrro de las GALES al Dvalag'ri 8 al
Chamulari de Himalaya. Mr. Haesel'
barth seguir defendiendo su pitanza,
que no tendrfa 81 hubiese en- Puerto
Rico self government. Y el Copgreso
americana que no come nj cobra de
fondos insulares -hara justicia 6 no
la hara.
Pero el tiro no saldr& por la cula.
ia q los puerto-riq dignos; SAL
dra porla culata A los que, iuzgandoss
fue.tes, atropellan ioh heroicidadl &
los iniefensos y & los debiles.
| .Mc Haeselbsrth hace mis- daflo al
prestigio americana en- el resto de Ane.
RIGA, que t>dos los articulos de oposi.
lci6n y que todos las asambleas pan.
americanas como la de Mexico.
J Siga Ia danza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-25

reno la ley Foraker y pide al Congre-
so que la enmiende como sigue:s
(Aquf se copia la pstic.6n en- ls
parte fundame otal)
sPor supuesto, estas enmiendss
asegurarisn control absolute y harlan
del G obernador una mera fgura deco
rativa y su podsr de nombrsr seria
pura broma. Los memorialistas pro-
s'guen despues en- su pretensi6n de
paral zar el pre'enie sistems de 60.
bierno, en- eta forma:s
(Aquf So cop'a osro parrsfo del
memorial.
xEn la exsitac6o de sus lamsntos
por las condolences existentes y en- su
escarnio & los anericano5, la conveu-
ci6n Sc olvld6 de pedlr los derechos
de un Tarritorio, de I'm Estado 6 Ia
ciudadania. Todo 10 que quieren 81 60.
be,narse 81 mismos = que el ito Sa-
mueI pogue los gastos 81 es ecesario.
E mem orisl sera prssentado al
Cor grsso por ell Daegado Larrioaga,
unionissa. Cusnto conmovera al Con.
greso 8 que efscio tsndrA para echar
de Puerto Rico toios los xtnlc loa3
americ anos, esta por YER.
81 el C)ngceso dsj sse dc tenn olar,
ciertsmsnie que los memorialistas le
volveran & escribir una = otra ve1
h rata que sc haga algo en- la direc-
lci6n de dsmosirsr al S anador FJrak al
el error de sus h4ch3s. 81 por el con-
Itgario, y como 10 ex xoresan algunoi
ameri amos inf1yentss, no ca impro
babls que e Coagrsso aaule 10 C.m 4
RS de Delsgados y auments el poiel
tdel G 7bernador y del Conseio Eiecu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-25
LUIS R0ACOR0EI

UltImsmente ss han recibido en-
Ia isla eartas procedent.s de Vsnezue-
10, las cdales dan la noticiR de 10
muerte del actor itsliano don Luis
Romeo r roni, tan spladido en- los teatros
de Puerto o-Rlco.
Eleninente interpr,te de las obras
de Shakespeare , otros n1tabjes dra.
msturgof, h4 muerto loo en- VI ma
nlc1mlo.
ri arsa escealco pierde una de sus
glorIas mas legihmas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-25
La tuberculosis

Los meilcos estan estudiando &C.
tualm ante un sistema en- el tratamien.
TO de Ia tuberculosis. ias inyecciones
de aqua do mar isot6mcs, es decir, en-
ell mIsmo estAdo de CO &C ,ntr raci6n mo.
lecular que 10 saugre. Con 81 Sc pro.
dues por 10 pr0nto VA mai 1ramiento
rapido en- el estsdo general. Sc su-
menta el sueflo, el apstito, y las faer-
zas, y disminuyen Las toses, la expec.
soraci6n y los su iorel nocsurnos. FL
peso crecs d, una maners regular. AL
mism tismpo los signos eststo SEQ Qicos
90 modificxn de manera m ~ marcad q,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-25
Ff|)0O,AkD|N0 y(a
SOCIEDAD PROFESSIONAL.
Oesinfecciones Y
ernba|samamientos

Para la desinfecci6n de ca.
sas, carruajes, &, &, deslnfec-
ci6n, preparation y embalsa-
mamiento de cadaveres por
todo el tempo que Sc desee,
diriiase aviso a la calle de San
Jose numero 6 altos, derecha.
Sc garantizan los trabajos.
Prontitud y economic. z.
Q. n. 604, San Juan de Puer.
70 Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-25
UA AA|vERSAR|O

La sef1ora viuda y los hiios de don
Mauricio Guerra, q ie falleci6 ell % de
Agosto de l, 1903, invitan & sus amigos
para las misas de requiem que Sc dirar
el lunes % en- la iglesia y en- la capilla
de San Francisco, de esta ciudad, asf
como en- ell temple cat6lico de la Caro-
lima, commemorate ell segundo ami
versario de aQuel triste soceso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-25

en- cinco individuos sobrs siete On pri
mer gra 10 de "a enfermedad, y Sc me-
joran notablemsnte en el segundc ,
TO. carO.
DDS medicos france ses, Robert
Simon y Rsne Q iint6n, hon trstado
por esta s.st ma 18 casos de tubarcu
losis y solo han tenido en- clio tres
frac ssos (.n un tubsrculoso pulmona ar
y en- dos ganglionares, cuya sgrava
ci6n fae impossible detenerl. Ea loi
Is caaos en que Sc c)nslgui6 la nejo-
ra fguraron I tuberculosos pulmons
res en- el primsr grado, 3 ca Of segun
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-25
FL ALCALDE BERR|OS
Me1ora vlslblemente de la he.
rl1a que recibio, en- la
noche del jueves.
10 CELEBRAMOS
Hoy hemos recibido el siguisnte
10 'egrama de nuestro agente en- Yabu-

tO O6 0ho OS AuostlO eS0ut0 Oh dUU~
coa
<DEMOCRAC1A. San Juan.
Placeme communicable estado nues-
tro amigo don Jose L, Berries, oiex
mafaua, muy satisfactorio. Fris
En- la ofcina del gobierno SO resi-
bio el siguiente telegrama;
<Yabucoa2i. Secretario Mr.. Fra.
zisr, San Juan. Ell esta1o del alca de
senior Berries es relativamente salts.
factorio. Ell pueblo sgradece el inte.
res dsl gobernad Jr. R. 0,tiz, Juez
municipal.s
Mlcho nos place la anterior mott.
cis, que ia nbien serl reciblda CON So.
tisfaccion por los numeroso! amigos
qIe el setor Berries liene en- t.da la
isla.
LA DEMoCRACIA reitera al sefior
Berries el testinonio ds su consi iera.
ci0n m S afectuo.a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-25

do, 3 en- el tsrcero, l ganglionar y /
lupas-tuberculoso. En- estos Is enfer-
mos Ia duraci6n media del tratamien.
70 fae de sessnts dias y el aumsnto
diario On peso (sambien por tsrmino
m sdio) re,ult6 de q gramos : IA CEN
tfgramos.
Es de esperar que en- el pr6ximo
Congreso International de la Tubercu.
losis que se h de reunir en- Paris en-
81 venidero Osiubre h IN dc snlir 4 luz
auevos datos sobrs los result idos del
ua,amiento por inyeccioces de aqua
marina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-25
Fajga cerebral y NeuTaslenia
Ente fteIaa, n'gocian'e' J IA juI1hI etufo5a

Lobb Jamas ha deiado de dsvolver
Ia energia masculine y de reconstltuir
ell ORGANISING de los b )mbres imp tan
tes 8 incapasitad IS para las delicias
conyugales.
Toms usted 81 Vigcrizadof Homeo.
pdtico del doctor Lobb y 81 no le hses
falta harfa w acfo hunsnissrio 60
! ac>n,ej srd o'e a a'guno de sls psrieu-
ta., am'g,, 8 conocidos, que sea una
yf,tlma de debilidsd prsmstura 9 eau
sados por excssos juveniles. FL hom
brs que no sc aienta h1mbre eu Ia ex
tsncl6n de Ia palabrs ffsica y moral
ments epcontrara su salvaci6n en- @
Jjgoriyador del doctor Lobb. Precio, 81
Ell verdadero Rcmedio Homeopathic
del doctor Lobb para los neruios, curs
posisivamante a dsbilidad y la xxi
tsci6n nervioss, ell abatimiento del es
pfritu, la falta de sueflo y desaso
ciego nccturno. Precio, Is centavos
Phase ell <Manlal del dOcto
Lobb,, que ss enviara y ae proper
cionsra gratis, pero vale 10 que pss'
en orc.
Toda consults qusse ms h,ce |,
atiendo c)nhdenci Il y desi,etesa Ia
mente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-25
OESOt Ell HUDSON

tCOitinudci6n de Ia pdgina 2ql
En- mi concepto las bailsrinas yam
kis son hoy las meiores del mundo.
Diffcilmente puede venir aqui ninguna
hacerles competepcia.
Y sali del teatro penssndo que hay
diss fatales, dias tristes, en- los que no
deberfa uno salir de su casa.
Mariana AbrlI.
New York, Agosto 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-25

El Colegio esti baio ell patrocinio
del Rsverendisimo Sen )r Ooispo de
Puerto Rico.
Sc admiten alumnos internos, ma
dos intsrnos y extern)s
Ii ems d .nza en- este Colegio com.
prem Il gtup IS: 10 La easeh iaza pa
ra pSrvulos. % La ensenanz. ptima.
ria. 80 La en- nse1anzs CON ,rcial supe.
rior.
FL Colegio de Idiomas Comsrcio
& semejanza de los nunsrosos Centros
de ssta fndole que dicho Institute dl-
rige ca Europa, en- las Republics de
10 America dsl Slr y parttc alarm ,nt,
ca los Estados Unidos con e. nom 5re
dc <Chrlsian Brothers,, ejsrciendo
On sus vein.e mil H,rmanos esoarci +.
Para lnformes, sollclten
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-25
EN- NUEvA YORK
He'mano Eduardo F. S. C. Director.

DonMlximino Luzunars ha alberto espendida ca
sa de huespedes New York Lacasa reune condolences
comodidad eeganca ventlac6n Situada de los
ores teatros della cudad Cuenta magn6co cocne-
70 nmeiorabe Precos lmitados Para informes drrse
4 NJ. LUZUNARIS, 138 West, 64 th ST., New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-25
(o|elo San Pablo De |dIOnlS y (0merQo
Pd los HsnlnB de las Es;uAas ACristanas
Sc abrra e Is de Sepembre de 1905 ed6co del CO
egio Seminaro, cale del Santo Crsto adyacente al
Palacio Episcopal.-San Juan de Puerto Rico

dos en- ell mundo su acci6n educadora
8 social en- 400 mil ninos, j6venes 8
adlltos.
ElColegio de Idiomas y Comercio,
bajo la advocacion de San Juan Bau
tlsta de la Sale, Sc propone dar & la
juventud una solids instruction mer-
cantil, cimentando sus estudios Ga la
Relig On base de toda verdadera cal
tura moral y cientffca; y, q mas de
las asignaturas de la CABRERA SUPR
RIoR DE CoMERCIo, ate lderl de IN
modo pracsico al conoci niento ma
neio de las lenguas extranieras sobre
todo el ingles, el frances y ell alemSu
de que diflcIlmente pueden prescindir
en- la epoca actual los que eliian la'
carrreraS comerclales, industriales
agrfcolas.
lei Director Ell prospecto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-25

L, vida agitada -princi palmspte
On los psfses tropicales-el exceaivo
sstudio, las prec1uci1 es socialsS de &C
tuattdad y otras tende ,cias, son In
cause del auiq ailamieuto de que tan
tos ae queian. Para levaatsr y salvar
{ eae ejercito de hombres cada Ola maj
numsro roso, que sl SO abandonan pue len
acsbar con su virilidad y coDsttuirse
On los s9rss mas desgraciados en- el
mundc, gsrantizo que no exlste pre-
paraci6n algiaa gus igasle al verde.
dero V,goriza Tor Homsopdtico del doctor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07

Thousands Of American women, how.
ever, have found relief from all monthly
suffering by taking Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, IS IL Is the most
thorough female regulator known to
medical science. 1t cures the condition
which causes SO much discomfort and
robs menatruation Of its terrors.
Miss Irene Crosby, of 5ls Charlton
Street East Savannah, Ca, writes.
/. lydia \. Pinkhnn's Vegetable Comp pound
is n true friend TO woman. IL has hcen Of
great benefit to me. curing mo Of irregular
and painful menstruation when everything
else had failed, and gladly recommend II 10
other suifering wcmen.n
Women who are troubled with pain
ful or irregular nenstruation, back
ache, bloating Tor tiatnlence). leucor-
rhoea, falling, inflammation or ulcera-
ton Of the uterus, ovarian troubles,
that bearing-down feeling, dizzi-
ness, faintness, indigestion, nervous
prostration or the blues, should take
immediate action to ward off the seri-
Gus consequences, and be restored to
perfect health and strength by taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Conn
pound, and then write to Mrs. Pink
ham, Lynn, Mass, for further free ad-
vice. Thousands have been cured By
30 doing
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07
RUBE HARLOW
Thinks the Auto Indicates Progress
and Prosperity.

Te the Editor Of the Ledger
YoUNes CREEK, Mo, Sept l.--l am
surprised at Judge Kendall's old fogie
IDEAS He has taken an opposite view
from some OF his most intimate
friends In tins county and Mexico, and
the State Of Missouri on the question
Of the automobile. The auto has
come 10 stay. II is thing Of pleasure,
am afraid this thing will get into
politics, II IT does then the man that
wants 10 represent this county, II hi
Is opposed 70 the automobile, can't bl
elected for tbe good and sufficient rea
son that be can't get votes enough 10
elect him. This State is no Longer
poor old Missouri now; but new Mis-
souri,, the auto has come 10 stay.
We are gong 10 have better road
because there is more enterprise. The
people are waking up. All we need
is energy. Wake up and get out Of
the old ruts and stand upon your
pasture joints and rare back on your
dew claws.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07
THREE JURORS CURED


Mr.. G. W. Fowler, OF Hightower,
Ala, relates an experience be bad
while serving on a petit jury Ia
a murder case at Edwardsville, county
seat Of Clebourne county, Alabama
He says: "While there ] ate some
fresh meat and some s0use meat and
1t gave me cholera morbus In very
severe form. l was never more sick
In my life and sent TO the drug store
for a certain cholera mixture, but the
druggist sent me a bottle OF Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholem and Diarrhoea
Remedy instead, saying that ne had
what | sent for, but that this medi.
cine was SO much better he would
rather send 1t TO me in the fix | was
In. ] took one dose Of itand was bet
ter in five minutes. The second dose
cured me entirely. Two fellow jurors
were afflicted in the same manner and
one twenty-five cent bottle cured the
three Of u.s. For sale by Buckner &
Whitney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07
Rules and Regulations.

Every article or animal shall be under the
control OF the Board OF Directors. but the
Association will under no circumstances be
responsible for any loss or damage that may
No entrance fee win be charged IN any de
partment,
No games Of chance or gambling devices
Will be allowed.
All objections to judges must be made il
writing TO the President
Care will be taken 10 select competent and
eisinterested judges. but II any objection 1
be in writing and submitted to the President
Absolutely no appeal from decision Of judges
All votes OF Judges shall be BY ballot. The
animal or article receiving the highest numbel
OF votes shall be awarded the premium
Each premirm shall be voted for separately
Judges chosen by the Board OF Directors.
When a premium shall be awarded public
proclamation shall be made of 1t by the Mar
shall
An exhibits confined to Audrain and adioin
ing counties, unless otherwise specified.
exhibitor, or by his or her agent, because OF
their award, shall forever debar the party
from an exhibition until he shah have made
satisfactory apology.
All entries mnst be made by number.
All exhibits remain the property OF exhibitor
Entries for stock premiums may be made u
10 10 O'Clock on morning rinE 10 be entered i
shown.
All entries for farm products must be made
BY is O'Clock noon. Monday, October 8, 1875
No exhibit shall be removed before p. m.
Saturday october IL. 1905.
25 ears OF corn will be considered y bushel
80 ears corn viii be considered bushels -4--
A. n. WHITNEY, Secretary,
MEXICO. no.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07
No. 4s Best Model Horse, Mare or
Gelding, Any Age. to be Shown to

No. 40 Best Model Horse, Mare or
Gelding, Any Age, to be shown to
Halter
ist-.C Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. $40 90
2nd- 80 PeferencIa cigars Az
Brown ...ss ..,;..s.... 4 0o
Srd Halter, August Meyers q ooI
No. so Best Combination Mare or
Gelding, ANY Age, to be Shown
in Harness and Under Saddle.
list Cash, Mexico Carnival Co $40 oeI
2nd-One pair Eye Glasses. Dr
Crnwell .......,...... -. 10 90
sfd- One box fancy candy. Gee
Miller ..-...... -8..-... ..i.s.-..- . 20
No. 5i- Best Colt Under / Year Old.
lst Cash, Mexico Carnival Co $40 o0l
2nd-- Merchandise, Smith Car
pet 20. ;-,-. ......, = ;,-....... w
3rd-0ue doz boxes axel CREME
JC 0'Donnell.. ..-............
No. 52- Best Saddle Bred Colt Under
l Year Old
2nd- Cash, Mexico Carnival Co.. 3 00l
3rd-Cash. Mexico CarnivalCo. 2 90
No. So Best Running Walking Horse
Judges to Ride Annual
lst-- Saddle, W S Ragsdale. - 7 SO
2nd Chair, RO McPheeters. - 2 10
3rd Whip, WS Ragsdale. 30
No. 54 Best Draft Stallion, Any Age.
list Cash. Mexico Carnival %, $40 90
2ud-Cash. w A Stickney Cigar
20 O....,...,....s... -. .s......-.s+ . w
3rd--une-quart Gognac Brandy,
w J Purawskl
No. t5 Best Draft Mare or Gelding,
Any Age.
LIST Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. 8 7 80
md cash. Mexico Cnrnivai Co, ; 90
No. SO Best Mare With Colt by Her
Side, Both Considered, Draft Stock
Barred.
1st--Cash, Mexico Carnival Co, ,sl7 so
2nd Cash, Mexico Carnival 90 90
No. 81 Best Draft Colt Under One
Year Old.
lst--C Cash, Mexico Carnival Ca. g 5 90
2nd = Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. 2 SO
No. 6s Best Draft HARE With Colt
by Her Side, Both Considered.
lst-Cash. Mexico Carnival %. .s s 90
2nd- Cash, Mexico Carnival Co SO
No. So Best Pair Draft Mares or
Geldings shown in Harness.
lst-Casb. Mexico Carnival Co. 81 so
2nd-C Cash, Mexico Carnival 90 8 90
srd- Whip, august Meyers. 30
No. go Best Saddle Pony. Under IA
Hands High.
Iist-Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. g 3 90
Cash, Mexico Carnival Co, ? 90
No 81 Best Harness Pony, Under IA
Hands High.
Ist-Casb, Mexico Carnival Co. g 8 90
2nd--Gash, Mexico Carnival Co 90
No. SO Sweepstakes Best Saddle
Horse, Mare or Gelding, ANY Age.
lst- Cash, Mexico Carnival Co. SIS 90
2nd-One bex Lady Deyenshife
Cigars with HumadoTe Cigar
Cabinet, F z Rice Mercantile
Cigar Co.......-...s.. ........., 10 10
3rd-Stetson Hat, J & v Barth. 3 so
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07
REUNION IN MEXICO.
To the Surviving officers and
Soldiers OF the 9th Mo. Cav.

Sixth Annual Reunion of said re-
| giment will be held In the City Of
Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri,
on Wednesday and Thursday, the 18th
and 14th OF September, 1906.
Our Reunions have proved most
enthusiastic and enjoyable, and the
one In hand promises to be especially
so.
Distinguished speakers will address
the Association and the public, and
we are assured OF a hearty welcome,
and pleasant entertainment.
Forty years have elapsed since we
laid down our arms, and returned>t TO
the peaceful walk of civil life.
majority OF our "Grand Old
Regiment" have answered the final
''roll CALI "of the mastering oficer, ),
and crossed the dark river.
In the natural course OF events the
rest OF us must soon follow. There
fore let no comrade fall 10 embrace
this opportunity OF meeting those,
who stood shoulder to shoulder with
him, in the greatest civil struggle the
world ever witnessed, and Of renew
ing those ties OF comradeshIp and
affection, forged 10 the heat OF battle,
and weldea in the shout Of victory.
With view TO securing as large an
attendance as possible Of our surviv-
ing comrades, we constitute each one
of them IA special committee" 10
see, or communicate With, every
survivor within bis knowledge, and
advise them OF the "date and place.
of our meeting, and to write our
Secretary, Renick, Mo. giving name
and address OF every such survivor, in
order that he may mail them copies Of
this notice.
Besides each survivor will, as far as
be may be able, secure the insertion
OF this notice or its insertion OF this
notice or is substance in the local
papers Of bis city and county.
ALBEIT II. AUSTIN, Sec'y.
]. w. STIeALL, Pres.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07
tnereof. MOST delIcIous refreshme0ts

thereof. Most delicious refreshments
were served.
Miss Helen and Master Frank
wilkins entertained fifty Of their
small friends on Tuesday afternoon
from five to seven These fortunate
youngsters are now inhibiting their
pretty new home 10 Woodlawn and
have quite an expanse Of yard In
which to make happy sNtheir guests;
Misses Marie Houston, Rose Guthrie,
Carleton Fonvllle and Virginia Yancy
assisted 10 making merry. Many
games were played but the piece de
resistancs Of the afternoons pleasure
was fish pond from which great
variety Of interesting articles were
drawn with hook and line Ice cream
and cake were served as fitting close
to the joys OF the day.
Mrs. W. J. Smith, who lives several
miles east Of town, very delightfully."-
entertained at -Four Hand Euchre, on
Monday evening, for her cousin Miss
Miss Lila Mcclure, Of Dallas, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcclure won both the
lady's and gentleman's 8 prize, but Mrs.
Mcclure most generously handed hers,
which was beautiful plate, over TO
the guest Of the evening, Miss Nc
Clnre. The gentleman's prize was a
handsome scarf pin. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Coons, Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. James Dowell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gallaher; Mesdames
Leila Mitchell, Susie Buckner and
Henritta yoorhies; Miss Byrd Locke,
Minerva johnson and Mabel Pitcher;
Messrs. George Pearson, Paul Coil,
Wat Woodbridge and Norton Nelson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07
dark. Thus do they combine the Joys
Of a picnic and good game,

Of picnic and agood game.
The Episcopal ladies will hold an
ice cream social at Hardin Park next
Thursday evening We hope that the
town people, who have so liberally
patronized the Kings Daughters and
ladies OF the Christian Church during
the last two weeks, will be equally
generous with the Episcopal ladies.
The members OF the Jolly Neighbers
Club met in Mr.. Sharp's lawn on We'd
nesday evening to cat their lunch and
have good neighoorly chat. About
everybody In the south end OF town
was there and while the younger ones
played games the elders INDUCED in a
first-class, old fashioned confab.
Tuesday morning from nine till
eleven, Mrs. Charles Brown and Mrs.
J. w. Smith entertained about seventy
five guests at watermelon lparty, in
honor of Miss Lila Mcclure OF Dallas,
Texas. Amusement ln the form Of a
contest, guessing the names OF plants,
was the order Of the morning, and the
prize, palm, went to Mrs. $. r.
Emmons.
Miss Frances Glandon entertained
about thirty OF her girl friends with a
porch party on Friday afternoon. A
floral romance with certain words left
blank was read and the guests were
asked to fill In the blanks with the
suitable flower. Specimens OF each
plant whose name was to be used were
scattered about the lawn and porch
and thus the task Of supplying the
name was rendered both delightful
and easy. Misses Leila Winans and
Louise Buckner tied for the prize, q
lovely bunch OF roses. Punch, Ice
cream and cake were served.
Mrs. Sallle Brown most pleasantly
entertained a number OF her friends
on Tuesday morning with floral con
test. Mrs. Brown has a great many
handsome and rare plants in her
collection and to test her guests know.
ledge Of their names, ,Ipinned numbers
on some two dozen Of them, supplied
fpencils and paper and set them to
work, Mrs. s. P. Emmons proved to
be the best yersed In flower lore and
received pretty plant in attestation
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07
LARGE PREMIUMS
AT Street FAIR.
LOCAL CARNIVAL. COMPANY AN
EoUNCE THE PRIZES FOR
EXHIBITS.
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PREMIUM LIST LARGEST EVER
OFFERED AT STREET FAIR,
Exhibits Of Farm Products and Live
Stock Will be Leading Features
Carnival Week. October 9 to
IA, Inclusive,

The premium list, as compiled bs
the Mexico Carnival Company, shows
that each and every variety of farm
products raised in this section Of Mis-
souri, as well as all classes Of horses
and mules, have been well cared foi
and from the interest manifested, ex'
hibitors will be plentiful, making this
the leading feature OF Carnival week.
Progressive merchants and business
men OF the city have donated many
useful articles as additional premiums
to those offered by the promoters
The county and city officials ofiei
liberal premiums, the county gang
Offering $50 for the best corn and the
city administration Offering sl7 50 fol
the best mule colt.
The premium list is without ques.
tion the largest ever offered at a street
fair and no fair in Missouri this veal
offers more.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-09-07

Folk Appoints Audrain delegate.

Governor Folk has appointed Tho
following Audrain County citizens al
delegates to the Farmers Convention
at Richmond Virginia.
Quincy James, Mexico.
G. @. Turner, Sailing.
Judge A. ]. Douglass, Benton
City.
ID. u. GRAY. Santa Fe.