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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-01
THREE SENTENCED TO DEATH
JUDGES SOLEMN WORDS.

Three of the negroes, Isham and
Joe TAYLOR and Lewis Jenkins, tried
at Powhatan, Va, last week for the
murder of Mrs Mary Elizabeth Skip
with and Walter G. Johnson in their
home and afterward setting fire to
the house and burning it together
with the bodies, were convicted and
sentenced to death in the electric
chair at the penitentiary April Both.
Robbery was the cause OF the double
murder and arson, considerable
plumber III the shape OF silver plate
and other household effects being
found in possession OF some OF the
negroes. Others are yet to be tried
for the same crime. Two turned
States witnesses and these will get a
penitentiary sentence. In all it ap-
pears that eight or ten negroes were
parties 10 the terrible crime either as
principals or accessories, and some
who had nothing to do with it but
learned about it from others, negro
like, shielded the guilty parties by
their silence and contradictory stO-
ries
At first the fire was thought to
have been of accidental origin in
which Mrs. Skipwith and Mr.. John
son, who happened to be the only
persons at home at the time, were
burned III some mysterious manner.
not awaking in time to escape, per-
haps. Investigation revealed the
fact that a horrible crime had been
committed, the sequel OF which is the
conviction and sentence to death OF
three negroes while Others are await
inc. trial on the same charge. In
passing sentence upon the condemned
prisoners Judge Hrn1'oy said:
Il would be false to my cOnvic-
tions OF duty il | failed to utter some
words OF warning to your people.
The savages who once rOamed over
this land never planned massacre
with more cold-blooded premedita-
ton or executed it with more heart
less cruelty. You were not strangers
to the man or to the aged and help
less woman you murdered, but you
lived almost at their doors and fed
upon their bounty. You came to
their door in the night time and with
the voice and language OF friends
you called them to the door and shot
the man down. Drained the good old
lady with an axe, dragged her body
down the steps like the carcass Of q
slaughtered beast and burned them
up in their own dwelling, in all likeli-
hood while still alive
''The most discOuraging and shock
ing feature of it is that SO many Of
you in the same neighbOrhOod could
be induced to engage in it; that it
could be conducted with such pro-
found secrecy and is regarded by
your people with such Indifference.
Viewed in that light it assumes a
dark and sinister aspect; marks an
epoch in the history of our vrace and
furnishes a sad commentary on the
long, and patient struggle of good
men to find a wav by which two dis
tinct, diverse and alien peoples may
dwell together in peace under the
same institutions and laws with
equal opportunities and privileges. ?"
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-01
Congressman Pou Makes Strong
Speech on the Tariff.
Greensboro Telegram.

Judging from the press dispatches
it was left for a North Carolinian,
Representative Pou, to make the
most effective speech that has yet
been made against the Payne tariff
bill. This bill is proving more un-
popular rs familiarity with it in
creases.) In a speech in the House
of Representatives Friday Mr.. Pou
riddled the measure, particularly as
it affects the necessities of life. This
is not the first time that Mr.. Pou
has made all effective tariff speech.
He is we'll posted on this great sub
iect and shows up to good advan-
tage every time he addresses himself
to it. And we do not believe there is
any way in which he can serve his
constituency and the country at
large better than by pointing out
the iniquities Of the tariff as manipu-
lated by Republican high protection
lists.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-01
Why Not Be Your Own Editor.
Littleton News-Reporter.

LittIetOn NewsRepOrter.
1t is queer how many suggestions
are made to an editor as to what he
ought to say about this one, or that
one in his editorial capacity, how vul-
nerable the public career, etc. OF Of
ficials is, and when the editor kindly
offers to the would-be critic and cor
rector OF things in general the use OF
his columns, over the signature OF
the writer the opportunity to give
vent to pent up Indignation. the zeal
for the public good becomes vapor
and is no more. Why expect an editor
to make charges that you would not
dare make over your own signature?
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-01
Words to Freeze the Soul.

Your son has consumption. His ease is
hopeless" These appalling words were
spoken to Geo. Z. Blevens, a leading mer-
chant of Springfield, n. c., by two expert
doctors--one lung specialist. Then was
shown the wonderful power of Or. Kings
New Discovery. After three weeks USE
writes Mr.. Blevens, The was as well as ever
l would not take all the money in the world
Tor what it did for my boy" Infallible for
coughs and Colds, it's the safest, surest cure
of desperate Lung diseases on earth. soc.
and $1.00. Guarantee satisfaction. Trial
bottle free at Melville Dorsev's drug store.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-01

DIR. c. Alfonso Smith, head OF the
Department of English at the Uni
versity of North Carolina, has been
elected professor of Teutonic Ian
guages at the University of Virginia
to succeed Prof. James A. Harrison,
who resigned on account OF i'll health.
1t is very much to be regretted that
DR.. Smith has accepted and will
leave North Carolina. The State
and the University will be losers by
his deDarture
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-01

Rheumatic poisons are quickly and surely
Rheumatic Remedy-liquid or tablets form
DR.. Shops booklet on Rheumatism plainly
and interestingly tells just how this is done.
Tell some sufferer of this book, or better still,
write DR.. Shoop, Racine Wis, for the book
and free test samples. Send no money Just
pleasant surprise. Sold by all dealers.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-01
Overman Guest at White House

Washington, d. c., March 26.-Sen-
atOr and Mrs. Overman were guests
at a state dinner at the White House
tonight. The Vice-President and
dozen Senators and members and
their wives were the other guests.
Senator Overman ia the first member
of the North Carolina delegation to
be hOnOred with a dinner invitation
at the White House.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-01
THURSDAY. APRIL !, 1909.

THE alleged attempt at kidnapping
OF a thirteen year old boy near Nor
folk last week impresses US as being
a fake story. 1t does not sound
right-too clumsily constructed to
hide the earmarks Of faisehOod.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-01

RALEIGH will redeem itself after
awhile. 1t did well in the school tax
election recently held and the result
OF Tuesdays primary in overthrow
ing the old municipal regime was
another good days work which re-
fleets credit upon the manhood OF the
capital city.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-01

Remember the concert to be given
by the children from the Oxford Or
phanage at the Grand Theatre next
Tuesday night. In their efforts to
make the event a true success, and
real blessing, the Masons of our COM
munity who have invited the Class,
should receive the strongest support
from the entire community. They
ask and expect the heartiest cooper
alton in their efforts.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-01

TINE was when "turn the rascals
out" applied only to the other side.
Not so at Raleigh, however; there the
rascals and the reformers, the Gins
and the "outs" are OF the same polit-
ical faith-all Democrats.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-01
UDBefOre the-Bar.

y. H. Brown. an attorney. OF Pittsfed,
VT, writes: I'VE have used DR.. Kings New
Life Pills for years and find them such a
good family mediciue we wouldn't be with
out them" For Chills. Constipation, Bilious.
ness or Sick Headache they work wonders.
25c. at Melville Dorseys drug store.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-01

Another good thing the last legisla-
ture did was to make April 10Th a
legal holiday. This is the dayin 1776
when the provincial congress at Hall
fax instructed the delegates to the
continentalcongress from North Car
DINA to vote for absolute independ-
ence from Great Britain That date
should be held sacred in North Caro-
lima history, for it was the first ex-
preston of State for national indie
pendence.- Wavnesville Courier.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-01
OF Interest to All 'tOld Homer
Bows"

OXFORD. y. c., March "a, 1909.
1t will be OF general interest through
this and adjoining States, and Of special
interest to all OF the men and boys who
have in the past attended Horner School,
Oxford n G.. to know that there has
been formed in Oxford an organization
of Old Horner Boys" and each and
every .'Old Horner Boy" no matter
where now located, is cordially requested
to send to the Secretary at Oxford, n.
c., his name present address and years
of attendance at Horners.
The object of this organization is for
preserving the good fellowship and
happy memories OF days spent at the
Horner School. and it is believed that
this movement will appeal keenly to the
hearts OF every "Old Horner Boy"
1t is proposed by the Local Associa-
ton to have a Reunion OF ''Old Horner
Boys at Oxford. \. e.. on the occasion
OF the Homer School Commencement
the last week in May. 1909. The features
of this Reunion will be an address by
some favorite ''Old Horner Boy and at
night a banquet will be spread and
toasts will be given and responded to by
a number of especially chosen "Old
Horner Boys and there will be also
impromptu remarks which will grea tly
add to the spirit of the occasion.
Everything possible will be done to
make this occasion a pleasant and
memorable one, and the people OF Oxford
as a unit will join with the local ''Old
Horner Boys in extending cordial and
open hospitality to all ''Old Horner
Boys who may come. The following
official call has been issued:
REUNION OF OLD STUENTS.
1t has been decided to hold a Reunion
of the Old Students OF Horner School.
Every old boy is requested to send
promptly to the Secretary his address.
and the address Of all others known to
him.
DIR. n. NJ. FEREBEE,
President,
S. W. PARKER,
Vice PRECEDENT,
A. Fl. POWELL,
Vice President,
F. NJ. PlNNIX.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-01
Monday, April 10Th, 1909,

the following lots of land. to-wit: LIST. Begin
ct stone on an alley 1914 feet wide run.
ming w. from a new street at a distance oil
1O2h feet from said new street and run
West along said alley to a stone thence
5. 102k feet to a stone; thence +. loZ-s
feet to a stone: thence North 1929 feet 10
the beginning.
End. Begin at a stone Moses Cheatham
old corner on alley and run West 80 feet 10
stone in W. A. Phelps ole line; thence South
along the Phelps line 110h feet to ston1,
thence East 90 feet TO a stone; thence Nor'H
11Ola feet to the beginning
A. ]. HARRIS,
Trustee
Henderson, n. C., March -, lsoS
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-01

CHARLOTTE gets things for the ask-
ing, which is more than some OF the
rest OF them can say.-Greenville Re
fectOr.
Charlotte does more than ask for
things. She goes after them-helps
herself instead of waiting for Others
to help her-and she gets them.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-01
NOTICE.

HNDER AND By VIRTUE OF THL
~ power of sale in Deed in Trust eTe-
cuted April Arb, 1898, by Moses Chrathum.
and recorded in Book 10. page 405, Vance
county Registers Office, default having ben
made in payment thereof, ] shall sell for
cash at the Court House door in Henderson,
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-01

The old fashioned way of dosing weak
neys is all wrong DR.. Shoop first pointed
out this error. This is why his prescription
DIR. Shops Restorative-is directed entire
~ to the cause of these ailments. the weak in
side or controlling nerves. 1t isn't so diff
cult, says DR.. Shoop. to strengthen a weak
Stomach, Heart, or Kidneys, if one goes at it
correctly. Each inside organ has its control
ling or inside nerve. When these nerves
fail then those organs must surely falter
These vital truths are leading druggists
everywhere to dispense and recommend DR..
Shops Restorative. Test it few days, and
seel Improvement will promptly and surely
follow. Sold by all dealers
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-01
Oxford, n. c.

Read the pain formula on the box OF Pink
Pain Tablets. Then ask your Doctor if there
is a better one. Pain means congestion.
blood pressure somewhere. DR.. Shoop 8
Pink Pain Tablets check head pains, wo-
manly pains. pain anywhere Try one, and
see, 20 for 25c. Sold by all dealers.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-01

No doubt Governor Hughes hated
to send woman to the electric
chair. Any man would. But there
is no sex in murder A woman guilty
of the crime should pay the same
penalty as a man. This is the view
taken by the Governor in the case OF
Mrs. Mary Farmer. who was cleo
trocuted today (MondayD When
capital punishment is abolished by
States which still retain it in their
laws it will be for both sexes. While
it remains the penalty both sexes
will be alike liable to it's infection
harlotte Chronicle.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-01

The concert by the children of the
Orphans Home at Oxford is of genu-
inc merit, worth more than the price
of admission. The character of the
concert is such as to appeal to those
who are fond of such entertainments.
They appeal to those who love chill
dren. They appeal to those who
love the great cause in the interest of
which the children come. They ap-
peal to lovers of God and humanity.
At the Grand Theatre next Tuesday
night, April 9th.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-01
The WOman's Home,

The l.. 4 NJ Paint decorates more than
two million American Homes Its beau
tiful finish and lasting freshness distin-
guishes a residence painted with it from
all Others. It's Metal Zinc Oxide CON-
bined with White Lead which makes it
wear and cover like gold. Every 4 gal
Ions of the l.. & NJ. Paint when mixed
with 3 gallons of Linseed Oil at IS cents
per gallon makes gallons ready for use
Actual cost about Shopper gallon. Sold
by Melville Dorsey
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-04-01
Latest Styles and EVERYTHING Up to Date.

Come let us show you no
obligation to buy-our pleasure
to show. We love to show
our cohesive love to prate
on them and you will when
you once see these new style
creations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14
MIcHleAN sTAre VETERINARIAN

Mexico, No Mexico. No., Jan. u,
Ledger: Your readers vii care 70
hear Of the Ieetares By state FsteTi-
mary at Michigan Agricultural Col.
iege- This member Of the Faculty
vas Or. Grange. a graduate Of Can
adz's Veterinary College. at Gnelph
Michigan paid him 1850 per year
and his duties included a stated nun
Der Of lectures every week AZ the
College. They we're free and any far.
ner within driving distance or train
service could come and absorb the
benefit without any charges.
The hall was equipped as for study
OF surgery. seats il tiers from floor I
ceiling, and every man present could
see the demonstrations.
Microscopes we're there for the stud
Of germs. Tools and -csuldrons for
study Of anatomy that need not be de-
scribed But the students went at
y N AloIOuSl style.
The entire floor just under tbs roof
was a museum. The chief interest
here was a horses statue apparently.
This statue YVES papIer maehe. pro-
cured at the expense Of $500 from a.
firm in Paris. The left half was solid
the right half admitted Of taking
apart. demonstrated the ~lntricaeies o.
the eye, the ear. the provisions for
wind, the equipment for speed.
This firm sends out manikIns for
the study of suTgery. and the stu
dents, fairly enough, named this ex.
pensiye object lesson the Horse-i.kin.
Said Dr.. Grange, Il know OF moth.
Ing In Nature that 30 commands my
reverence for the Creator as the
structure Of a horses foot. As al
last horse pounds along the road.
the marvellous mechanism divides al
force that would destroy the spinal
column. And this gland that secrets
the substance Of the hoof, renewing
just as wear and tear makes a need,
can any man fathom the secret Of
The State office Of Veterinarian il
important one; a man Of ability
End courtesy would make the indIyid.
ual farmers Of Missouri richer and
Memo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14

Jostna A. Kelley vas born at Jones
burrow. Tenn. July q, 1896. Died
Jan. sth, 1903. Aged " years. s
mouths. II days He was mar
ned to Miss Mary Relish. Of TayloFs-
vile. H, Oct. 10. 1871 To this unioz
were born seven children, Samuel
u, Charles T. and Jesse H.. Mrs.
Laura Robinson, Mrs.. Nellie Berry.
and Misses Isabel and Rebecca KEEL
~, all Of whom survive him. He
moved with his family TO Missouri
and settled In AHdrzin Co., near Mex
leo. and has resided in Audrain Co.
ever since.
He was a Union soldier, enlisted at
the beginning Of the strife and served
during The entire war. Belonged to
the Illinois infantry, regiment No.
81. company K. He belonged to the
G. A. T. Post. He was a good hus-
band and father. = kind and obligfng
DeighboT and the entire community
Joins in sympathy With the bsreayed
family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14

ID wake14n & uAs s<y, vhs
va prssez< * - -TgzsT E
mes1ng kez - Cozzz1Gz 2n xse1
nz4er srscs1sz q TIE Makscxrz STATS
Ba1sd q AsrEuAsrs raeessss a. zsss
pnsnt Ea4 rsszrs a. n "a poaBk
- 80 ea q EsEA . nesting
Tse 9ttez&z1es sxrseeee 1850 Enz
NE zsS and wsrzsa who came from
Ia sza1T 1ftasszn fzrz kozea Esz.
sark be1sF HzxE1e6 st1k tzesr &c
l-cEpatSsns. Esrs eaznzz4asttc as q
tkesf wpEk ana zzsrs b0ps9zI 81
fhs fztzre- Iz1~fazf n vas he &C
nal t1EtEsctssz 10 - kx6 the 20
kzA1E1 ard the bnoaSsr. bstr<r
brsgktsF ozELDok whkA the Ftsttsl
carried hoze + o. Vastly nsEs IN
psrtnzss Thea ftts Es<tt1g Is rs
IL rA1s for Missouri farzeES u
Esst - for tbs cotton grower, ~
~cEEhzraisas the eorz king. the EoEi
zsssF. - poultry fkzeseE al Eez
from al Us wf6esy separated sEs
tx1efs Of Missouri 70 act acquainted
Thia mssttzg and exchange Of Ne4l
IL an sascztioz within ftssA. thss
here b add yzlzs q fre1dzhfpl
formed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14

,ttoas nay hare izproFed Eses Asa-
Montgonery CRY. the e1znEy SEAT q
MoEtg0-Ey eoz-ty. viii a pcvzA-
tSSz q 1850 has E1p9vsS Erz<S. rs
water @pply Is drzxz fr0z wells Gz1
eiEsEns. eordwoo1 Is p1e1 IN trozt q
the SCORES, and most Of the hzss
are q eze SOFT. Bowling GEssz
where Czrk lives. Il abort TIE sane
SCH q Place. TIE professional Es1
wear broad brinned fen hats long
coats. and fzt, broa1sOsd Shoes he
others are spt 10 Be ssea n eon1z-
rOy jackets and eOrsErOF trzsrs
tucked into Ted40gpsd boots.
The libel for Esea il is e0sH hare
been made more Interesting b. TIE
inserpolztioz q lore fancy to the e
feet ne all carried G1ozEzer sI4bo0t-
ers. said -t2rnatsoa when aggrzTSt-
ed and eOzplzeerEiY spzt t05aeo0
juice in = bears eye as that var
mint sA2nbIsd into oae q oar pris
tine settlements in search Of a stray
shoot
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14
N. q. WHITE DEAD.
l~strztford. Tex. gtzr.)

lbLfauoEos Tex, etzr.J
N. 2. White. formerly Of Mexico.
No, dIsd saddenly Wednesday night
sbont s:s9 at bis home in the north
part of town.
He had been athletes tor years
With lung tFOBble, but his death was
not considered 20 near at haRd. Tues.
day afternoon be had q slight hsm.
orThage from bis lungs. but Wed.
nesday be was able to be up and
around, but . short time after eating
supper With his family Wednesday
evening. be was taken with = violent
hemOrrhage and died sAortly after.
wards.
M. White has lived in this part Of
the Panhandle, several years coming
here from tbs State Of Missouri on
account Of hAa hsaEh. He fIFst lived
IN Hansford county, but moved to
stFatfoTd about two years ago. He
was "a ysaFn Old and was a member
Of Antioch Baptist Church 10 Hans
ford county. He leaves two children,
Misc Edna White and Albert White,
who have the sympathy Of the entire
town and country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14
nspLN FolLoMs FoLk.

tx 1G14s 4AzDE6
Mr. HsTssrt .. HzGssy. first Re
yzb1eaz Governor fn MEssos7 il a
ysxrz. Gccssda FOX / fhink be 10
q tie Eszas rsEtal ard spiritual stEf
. hs p~rsdsesas0E, plzs Diplomacy.
Fox has paved tie way for k4n he
can Do a. Fok did w1ghgzf exciting
> naucA a1tagoni&z. bee&zss the peo
DE aEs now used 70 fhs Rck pol.
cts& I eo1t th1zk tats young Ean
vito brDugnt Standard OF to ia
kness h ggsEg 20 abasd0z his fight
EDoz hvless wealth or eorrgN p1Ki-
lsEs- He Win Ire ~ to tbs record
begEz Cn1sr and w1zh the a-sstetance
q FOX Mr.. Haley IL q kesn, clsaE.
eAe&zeEt yoSng Eza ezd unshkkzbls
~ tbs possney q nzeaz. eozprozis-
fng ambition. Whz1 he hAs won By
strsightfOrw&raneAH he 10 not
hkssy 20 bsS By an al
teEvt a. guissfzlnesS. an the
saguriss are fayorxhls for him Nay
be make ~ good q governor as Folk
and may be lave q happisr fortune In
ths Outcome Of his efforts a. ~
gGras his political future. he has q
great o1portzaity. head Of his party,
Ia . 6ountfui STATE. To what may he
40 aspire, and With reason. from his
prsssat coagn b. service fsafiy Won.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14
2

Chas. W. Miller, Of HoIstelp, la.
and Miss Carrie Mabel seltz, oldesi
daughter Of Mg. and Mrs. ]. e. seitz,
Of 5o4 81 Jefferson st.. were mar
RED Jan. 2, at the Methodist parson
age. the Reverend c. N. Aker official
Ing. The happy couple left the fol.
lowing day for HoIstein, La. to visit
the sEoom's parents. Thsy. will also
vtit relatives at Kingsley, Ia, after
which they yin return 10 Mexico to
reside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14
PIANOS At a DISCOUNT
Or n IN "a pEa cEMT


Wksa Lyon q HezIey Of chie2g6
90 started IN 70 rebuild fhelr big -
t~zblsshDent the entire piano trad:
q the rhltsS ss4ss wondered VIA
Lyon and Hez3ey eoVM DO with fheil
vast eoHsezlon q fine Instruments
for fhess we're 10 cheap factory
PIANOS but pianos Of the highes'
rsDutstton-
What LyOz and HssIsy have dons
f. 10 marx ptznos . hundreds Il them
az a 6ise0szt Of - to - percent
The response upon the part Of the
psblie IL marvellous.
II you know the names Of good
Standard makes q pianos and ths
prices Always paid, you win need nc
second fnvftat1oe 10 write TO Lyon
Hzd Hea1ky, 10 ADAMS 81. Chicago,
for lists and terms. For you ezn -
cure . gesnine 400 upright FOR $3.50.
or other bargains IN proportion.
Lyon and Healey give their ovr
GUARANTEES With every one q thss<
pianos. Nothing like this opportunity
has eser teen given 70 music teach.
ers STUDENTS and muasc lovers here.
fOsOFs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14
or. COOLEY LECTURES
ON coEsTAETINoPLE.
Former Harvard Professor and Prom
inent Lecturer On Hlstsg Deliver
ing Series Of Talks at Hardin Col
iese Auditorium.

Dr.. A s. Cooley. q former protes-
Sor IN Harvard College and . man
who Is thoroughly acquainted with
EurOpe and lis history is delivering
q series Of lectures At Hardin Col.
legs. Saturday evening be entertain
ed an interested audience with =
minute description OF Constaniinople,
Tonight he win lecture on Athens.
These lectures r some Of the best
OF their Kind ~ heard In this city.
The illustrations accompanies them
are eolorfai and shoE many Of the
most important places touched upon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-14
MRS. C. c. woNNEMAN
A WINNER At vANDALiA.
Fine PlyBesth Rock Chickens Car
y OF Prizes IN Tdcesasy sho~
Way Ore ~ several Winners
Hers.

Mrs c. C. wonnenan has return
ed from Yandalla where shs attend
ed the TrfConnty Poultry show hsf
week and carried OH three prizes
This Is the third Mexico person e
have winning fowls in the exhibition
Louis Mckee and Mrs. Harry Dreb
bling we're the others.
Mrs wonneman carried off first 70
the best Ban Plymouth Rock cock;
second for The hen ID tie same class
ana tsIFd for the best pnllel MFs.
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Of ralsias fire fowls ban has a few
Tor Der own pleasure.