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The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-09-28

Millinery opening 4huisNe3sS 49,
9Th, Mrs. L. ]. Williamson.
Miss Kathleen Guthrie, Of Hunt
ington, will leave today, to attend
Gunston Hall, Of Washington, D. c.
Miss Reba Beale left for Charles.
ton, Yesterday, to witness the un.
yelling Of the stonewall jackson
monument and to visit her uncle,
w. D. Lewis and family.
Mrs, Marcus Friedman and her
daughter, Miss Carrie, viii leave to-
morrow for Washington D. c.,
where Miss Carrie will pursue her
studies at Madison Hall.
Mr. win Kenney, Of this Office
spent the latter part Of last week
with his father, Prof. win Eenney,
at Petersburg, and also attended
the Parkersburg Fair.
Mr.. Will Howard, one of the best
civil engineers in this part of the
country has accepted position on
the government dredge boat at Hunt
ington, West Va.
Every one invited to our opening.
Thursday, Oct. 9th, Mrs, L. j.
Williamson.
Miss Mary Beaie was the guest
of Mr.. j. NJ. H. Beale and family,
last week.
Mrs. Thomas Roberts and children,
of Roanoke, Va, accompanied Miss
Alice Neale home, on Thursday, for
a visit to her parents, DR., and Mrs.
W. p. Neale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McAllister,
of Coyington, Va, were here, Fri
day and Saturday, visiting their sis
ters,s Mrs. Nettie stribling, and
Mrs. B. Franklin Jr.
Mr.. Homer Smith returned Satur-
day, from a business trip of several
days to Charleston.
The social meeting of the Ladies
Missionary Society will be held at
the home of Mrs. Steinbsch, Tues
day, Oct. 18th. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Miss Dana Burnside and friend,
Miss Minnie Miller, returned to
Cincinnati, Friday, after weeks
visit with Mrs. E. j. Burnside.
A house painted white and trim
med with cream color is pleasing
to the eye-see Lawrence card. j.
W. Rhoades & Co.
Every one invited to our opening,
Thursday, October 9th, Mrs. L. j.
Williamson.
That "zemo" medicine and soap
advertised in the Register, is now at
yanGilder's. Come in and get a
sample.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Nease re-
turned Saturday, from Cincinnati,
Dayton and other points in Ohio.
Mrs. y. ID. McCull0ch mas Deen
on the sick list, but is conyalescing.
Mrs. Fanny johnson and little
son are the guests other brother,
Mr.. P. H. Steenbergen, and family.
Mrs. Blanche Kelsey and son,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. c.,
H. yarian.
Mrs. Harvey Gibson and daughter,
Kate, spent Sunday at Huntington.
Lawrence makes paint for various
purposes; ask for cards at your deal
ers. A quarter of a century ofpaint
making is a guarantee of goodness in
paints. j. W. Rhoades & Co.
Mrs. G. P. Gardner and son, Carl,
spent Sunday at Mason City.
Mesdames C. R. Young and A. R.
Fitch and son Robert, of Nottingham
Ohio, are. the guests of their sister,
. ~ =, .11
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PERSONALS

U0o
Misses Dana Burnside, Minnie
Miller, Blanche Burnside, Mrs. VIM.
Haynes and Mrs. Jessie Lilly spent
Wednesday, in Gallipolis.
Ms. Jessie Lilly, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. Rush Burnside the
past two weeks, will return to
Huntington, Saturday.
Every gallon of Lawrence paint is
tested before It leaves the factory.
Ask for card of information. j. w.
Rhoades 8 Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Filson at
tended the Parkersburg Fair. Mr..
Filson returned Monday. Mrs.
Filson will visit relatives for few
days, before returning home.
Mr.. VIM. Steenbergen is enjoying
a few days with his family.
Mr.. Fred Riley was visitor in
MERGERS Bottom, Sunday.
Furnished Room for rent. Call on
Mrs. w. w. Rothgeb. Sept. l4-st.
Mr.. E. H. woelfel left yesterday
.on business trip, to New York.
Messrs. Walter Buxton and Carl
Whaley left this morning, for Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, where they will
enter business college.
Mr.. Max Burnside returned home,
Sunday, from Detroit, Michigan,
where he is attending school, to visit
his parents, Ed. Burnside and wife,
for week.
Millinery Opening Thursday Oct.
9th, Mrs. l.. ]. Williamson.
Miss Willie Sans, has returned to
Aer home at Charleston, after weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. Lem
Wright.
Lawrence paint not only preserves
but beauties your house. J. w.
Rhoades & Co.
Miss Craighill, of Charles Town,
is here on an extended visit with her
niece, Mrs. Hunter Davidson, at
Christ Church rectory.
Judge J. W. English went to
Huntington, Sunday, for a brief visit
ito DIR. L. v. Guthrie and family.
Miss Nora Mcneil, who UNDER
went surgical operation at the
Charleston General Hospital, several
weeks ago, has returned home, and
is conyalescing nicely.
Mr.. Tol Stribling having left
Canada, is now in Toledo, entirely
free of hay fever, and impatiently
awaiting weather favorable for his
return home.
Millinery Opening Thursday. Oct.
9Th, Mrs. l.. j. Williamson.
Card with shades of Lawrence
paints and suggestions for painting
ut your dealers. j. w. Rhoades & Co.
A wide circle of friends reluctant
~ babe farewell to Mr. and Mrs. E.
c. Winger, who departed on the elst,
for their future home in Missouri.
Mrs. Rankin Hill was shopping
here, Thursday.
Mrs. Allen, of Delaware, o., is
the guest Of Mr.. Janis Capehart
and family.
Every one invited to our opening,
Thursday, October 9th, Mrs. L. j.
Williamson.
The name Lawrence on can of
paint means that it's the best made.
J. W. Rhoades & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. K. BIackwood
and famtl, spent the weekend with
Mr.. Blackwood's parents, at Lock
Seven.
Miss Edith Tippett, threatened
,y;tk oDnapd;rikis continues Ouife m
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MARY Elizabeth, and Mrs. ]. W,
Stone, Of Columbus, Ohio, are
spending few days with H. H,
Guthrie and family. Of Pleasant
Flats.
Mr.. Earl Woods, Of RayenswoOd,
Is here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Law
head aud family.
Miss Lizzie P. Miller has returned
home from Cincinnati, where she
has been attending the exposition.
Misses Lille Howard and Myrtle
Garrison were visiting friends At
Pomeroy, Ohio, Sunday.
Mr.. o. p. Vinegar, Of Middle
port, Ohio, is here on business.
Not minute should be lost when
a child shows symptoms of Group.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy given
as soon as the child becomes hoarse,
or even after the croupy cough app
pears, will prevent the attack. Sold
by all druggist.
Tony McHale, the genial barkeep
at the Spencer Hotel, is taking a
well earned vacation. Mr.. John
Young, of Pomeroy, is filling his
place during his absence.
GHff Smith, William Tully, John
Hutchinson and Capt. John Thorn
burg, were among the ones from
here attending the dedication Of the
Stonewall Jackson monument, at
Charleston, yesterday.
Capt. win Tully and wife are
home after week spent at the Ohio
Valley Exposition, at Cincinnati.
Miss Leota Nutter was the guest
of her friend, Mrs. W. E. Russell,
at Middleport, last week.
Thursday evening Joseph Curtis,
of Mason, received message an
nouncing the death of Miss Josie
Curtis at Colorado Springs, who died
at four o'clock in the afternoon.
Pete McDade went to Ravens
wood, Thursday, to prepare formOv-
ing to this place for the winter. Mr..
McDade returned, Saturday. His
wife and two children came Mon
day, and they will occupy rooms in
Capt. E. E. Variants residence.
Mr.. Ansel Kerns, of Gallipolis,
Ohio, spent Tuesday in Point Pleas
ant. .
Misses Norma Sullivan, Anna
Parks and Mr.. Lester yanGilder, at
tended the Reunion dance, at Mid
dleport, Thursday night.
Capt. Jim HooR, of the Str.
Winefrede, is home.
Mr.. Frank Rheinhart, visited with
his family, at Pomeroy, last Sunday.
The following from here attended
the Middleport Reunion: Miss
Nettie Holloway, Messrs. Sam Hol-
loway, H, H. Henry, Ralph Harper,
Chas. Alexander, o. B. Harper and
w. II. H. Gardner.
Mrs. DR.. C. B. waggener and Mrs.
Mace Maupins, of Arbuckle, have
returned from Barboursyille, after a
weeks visit with their daughters,
Miss Helen waggener and Miss
Louise Maupin.
Rev. R. S. Fierbaugh came up
Friday to hold meeting at Oak
Ridge Chapel but taken sick Satur-
day and was unable to hold services.
He returned to his home in Hender-
son Tuesday feeling very bad. Mr..
Fierbaugh has been in bad health
for some time. Pullman Herald.
Mrs. VIM. Miller, nee Miss Mary
Houston. of Kentucky; Mrs. Clyde
johnson, of Florida; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Steenbergen and daughter,
of Lexington, KY. and Mrs. S. W.
Moore, Of Elwell, were here yester-
]oy vie;t;n0 ra1atives and friends
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3 NOTICE.


No hunting allowed on any Of my
farms. Don't ask for you will be re-
fused.
Sept. es-st. 3, S. BRIGHT:
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The attention Of our readers = a.
rected to the notice regarding thu
payment oftaxes, which appears else
where in this issue. A penalty Of ter
per cent will be added if they are
not paid by October sist
Mr., and Mrs, Hugh McAllister,
of Covington, Va, were the pleasan.
guests Of Mr., aud Mrs. Benz, Frank
lin, Jr., last week, They are now
visiting Mrs. MeAllister's parents,
Mr. and Mrs, ], W. Long, at South
Side.
Mrs. Paul Gigax, Of Mason City,
was called here Monday night, by
the illness of her mother, Mrs. J. T,
Stone.
Hon. Rankin Wiley, Is home from
a trip around the fifth congressional
circuit. He says things are looking
more favorable for big democratic
victory in the coming election, every
day.
Don't waste your money buying
plasters when you can get a bottle
of Chamberlain's Liniment for.
twenty-five cents, A piece Of flannel
dampened with this liniment is supe-
rior to any plaster for lame back,
pains in the side and chest, and
much cheaper. Sold by all druggist.
Hon. D. S. Snyder, democratic
candidate for state senator is in
Roane county this week, hobnobbing
with the voters Of that section.
Mr.. John Fowler, Of Maggie,
made this office pleasant call yes
terday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Knapp, Friday September es, son.
Mr.. E. S. Bright, Of Brighton was
a business visitor here yesterday,
and called at this office and renewed
his subscription to this paper. He
has been taking the Register for
forty years.
Mr.. John Smith, left Monday for
Spencer, West Va, where he viii
play ball with the team at that
place during the ROane County
Fair.
The Jefries- johnson prize fight
pictures exhibited at the Opera
House, last night, were the best Of
the kind ever seen here. Every de-
tail of the fifteen rounds could be
distinctly seen and the pictures
were free from the flicker so often
seen in pictures of this kind.
Miss Gertrude Howard leaves
today for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
ii. L. Robey, at Huntington.
Ms. Nettie stribling left today
for short visit with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. James Long, at South
Side.
Toll, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tol stribling, is threatened
with malarial fever.
Mrs. Benjamin Franklin Jr., and
little son, are visiting at Mr.. ]. H.
Longs, South Side, for few days.
Mrs. j. T. Stone is critically III,
at her home on Main Street.
The festival at Hickory Chapel,
Monday night, was largely attended.
Several from here were present.
]. NJ. Burdett spent last Tuesday
afternoon with Dexter Hall, in the
country, and while there he and
Dexter made an old time corn graf
er, and Burdett was the man power
that made the new corn meal, and
Miss Bette Hall made the mush for
supper.
Miss Tim Malone has opened up
her winter dancing class at the Spen-
Ger Assembly Hall, every Friday
evening from 1880 until $50.
O.01.A.w
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one o. The rev.
"pe man OATS his own worst d,
envy, said Uncle Eben. IL one .. u
tew people dat makes any real pro-.
RES toward loViSs DER Susmiss,
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Mrs. WIN. MI Ter, nee MISS MARY
Houston. of Kentucky; Mrs. Clyde
johnson, of Florida; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Steenbergen and daughter,
of Lexington, KY, and Mrs. S. W.
Moore, Of Elwell, were here yester-
day, visiting relatives and friends.
At called meeting of the Foul
O'clock Club, on last Thursday al
the residence of Mr., j. NJ. H.
Beale, Miss Josephine Beale resign.
ed the Office of president, on ac.
count of i'll health, and Miss Irene
Bowyer was elected president fol
the ensuing year.
The Friday Bridge Club was de.
lightfully entertained by Mrs. E. E
Thomas, on Friday afternoon
Seasonable refreshments were served
at the usual hour and after an inter
mission of several weeks in the regu
lar club meetings, the occasion
proved one OF special enjoyment
Miss Mae Lynch, is not i'm
proving as fast as her friends woul,
like.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-04-28
Ireland King
(3737 A. S. Fl. R.l

sired by Chestnut King End 2379
son of Squirrel King g73 and out o.
Lady Berger 1865, by Brown Boz
Ton ZIG Dam Maud Roddy 1852
(l-2 Sister of Ike) by Mambrlno La
Grand Jr 1893. Second Dam Flora
by Little Billie Denmark. Third
Dam, daughter of Rockaway 1900
Squirrel King 973 was the greatest
son OF the renowned Black Squirrel
% and was n Of the greatest show
horses and show horse sires In
the world, Mambrino lie Grand .Jr.
1913 was the sire of the great
horse Ike. while Ireland Kings srd
and 4th dams are of the firm foup.
aaaon stock that has made the Mis-.
souri, saddle horse so great.
Ireland King is a handsome individ.
la solid bay in color, with stvla
substance and action equal to that
oi MS grand sires and they were the
sensational horses of their DAYS and
produced the sensational horses of
the world.
ireland King IS good enough to
Oreed the best registered saddle.
mares in Missouri to and the say.
ing goes; Likeness begets like.
ness" then bring your best mares
and raise a colt that will do to com.
pete with the world.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-04-28

THE pastors of Mexico churche,
seem to be In great demand through
out the country. The Rev. w. NJ
White, pastor Of the Christian
Church, has accepted a call to Iowa,
Rev. ii. e. Truck, pastor of thc
Baptist Church. is going to leave
Mexico for a larger field; and w
also hear that the Rev. c. NJ. Bish,
op, pastor of the Methodist church
VIII be called away from Mexict
Within a very short item. It an.
pears now that DT.A A Wallace.
pastor Of the Mexico Presbyterian
church. is looked on most favorably
by a large congregation in one Of
MBaouri's prominent cities. Every
member Of DR.. Wallace's church in
Mexico Is going to do everything IN
his or her power to keep him from
leaving the field where he has been
so successful OF course the mem
oers Of q church when a question
Of this kind arises are apt TO consid.
er their cwn best interests, regard.
OF what would be best for the
pastor. AT the same time where a
congregation stands united in its
belief that its pastor can best serve.
the cause for which he labors in the
ieh where he is now working he
Is apt to stay. DR.. Wallace's church
IN Mexico is going to do everything
N its power to hold him here. AMI
to the church in its move tol
lelp keep DR.. Wallace in Mexico
The people Of Audrain and Mexico,
regardless of denomination are with
''yox populi vox Del"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-04-28
MEXICO BOY N U. S.
ARMY WRITES HOME

Virgil Miller, formerly of the Led
ger, and a son Of MFR. and Mrs. ]
o. Miller. of this city, has been pro.
NOTED to the Medical Supply Station
Of the United States Army at Ma
Mia, p. l. In writing home TO his
parents. he tells some interesting
features Of the Islands as well as
army life.
Below are published two of his late
letters:
Co. D., Hospital Corps, Fort VIM. Me
Kinley, Rial, P. /.
March /, 1910.
Dear Mother:-
Wen, l just returned to-day from
our maneuvers, and am about played
out and am glad to get back to my
good old bed and quarters. / am
feeling good in health. though, and
am just as tanned as leather.
We left here the 14th of February
and went to Manila and camped Their
by the harbor until the 10th and
then we took our horses and mules
and wagons aboard the Transport
Dix and sailed down to a town by
the name of Olongapo and then we
un1oaded. The blue army was sup
posed to have burned the dock, so
we had to wade ashore. We stayed
there for 3 days and then we went
over the mountains to Colo where
We met the blue army and had our
last battle and won the decision. Oh,
but you should have seen the road
we had to take our wagons over.
There had never been a wagon over
1t until we went over. In some
places we put s mules TO an emp
ty wagon to get it up the mountain,
and then coming back down we
had to tie ropes on the rear and the
whole corps had to help pull back
to keep the wagon from running over
the mules and all of the wheels lock
ed at that. 1t took US 2 days to go
Is miles and two days to come back
down. All together we were out IS
days. Some nights we slept out
without a thing to lay on but the
earth. never took my clothes off
while ! was gone, except to take a
bath
saw quite a bit Of this Island,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-04-28
MRS. PNKHAMs STANDING INVITATION.

Women suffering from any fomo of female weakness arein-
vited to promptly communicate with Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn,
Mass. All letters are received, opened, read and answered by
women A woman can freely talk of her private illness
between Mrs. Pinkham and the women of America which
has never been broken. Never has she published a testi-
monial or used a letter without the written consent of the
writer, and never has the company allowed these conf
dreds Of thousands Of them in Their files will attest.
Out Of the vast volume of experience which Mrs. Pink
ham has to draw from, it is more than possible that she
has gained the very knowledge needed in your case.
She asks nothing in return except your good will, and her
advice has helped thousands. Surely any woman, rich or
poor, should be glad to take advantage Of this generous
offer of assistance. Address Mrs. Pinkham, care Of Lydia
E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn. Mass.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-04-28
What Ailr You7

Do you feel weak, tired, d-csponas,t
nave frequent headaches, coated ton,,go
bitter or bad taste In morning. rbear,,
nurn'' belchlng Of gas, acid risIngs n
throat after eating, stomach gnaw or
burn, foul breath, dizzy spells, poor or
variable appetite, nausea at times AMI
kindred symptoms?
II yodA2ve any considerable numb, n,
.ns>aoove Symptoms you are SUFFERING
rom NliousnSs eTpld liver with indI.
eestlon.G I1SgspepsfaS d.. Pjerce's Golden
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ Oh the |Gsi
yal1a9le medicinal prlncipTes known N
meqleal science for The permanent cure n
such Abnormal cnldTIIons, m "a 49,
efficient liver invigoratoF' stomach ,ont.
Oowel regulator and nerve strengthened
Inc Golden Medical Discovery IA M,
q patent medicine or secret nos.rnn a
Iuli list OF Its ingredients being brintod
on us oottle-wrapper and attasted nt.1a,
oatn' a glance at its formula viii sLat
Una u contains no alcohol. or barmTnI
haoit-forming drugs. 1t Is a Hpld eytrau,
maze with pure, t~riple-refned Rlycer,ao
VI proper strength, from the roots m 10
Following native American forest pi,rto
TIz.i Golden Seal root, Stone root maa1
Ch~efrybark, Queens root, BloodrootD ' osS
Mandrake root. ahu
Ine Following leading medical s,,.ou,.
an2n9 z most OF Others. eTtol ths sorities
sgo.s Iof the cure Of Just such aiImer rI;svgoi9g
M - =, 11pg9ms Indicate; ProLR Baflbela 5He
u'J WOO, NJ. d.. OF Univ,of pa ippna Prgt.
GGktnMe ~ D,' q. Hahnemann Mil EIWln
Inlesgo, PrQf. John King, M. ID" Ar T2lItEe,
Al iuichn plspensstofyi Prof Inn Y u'ulI 81
qei. bl D. Author OF Specific Mall, ~ S6cud.
y, u rrot Finley Ellingwood. M my OF
VI mSteria Medlca and Prof in No., -, Autbor
~ College. Chicago. Send M etl aledl'
" " Gostai Gard tc DR. II v bfs auu az
p" =, T., and receive me- ~ iHi'e, Hut-
sHtrs 1fS and many others end gu,ye ineqi-
al auth, 1sslble terms. each snI n the
.tronEsst p Itch Golden Medical Igry m
rredient OF W. "' blscoV'
TX II c%onposee. Mt Pellets regulate .uA
VI. Pieroe1s Pleas ar and hoseis Una
Invlgorate stomach, hNa Ton win anddaaey
piiAy ue used IN coniunc.. are nurh osusn
asdicai Discovery II bowels --eostadSon con"
supsted They're tiny and seSR M
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-04-28

The Laddonia, No, Herald edi-
tVr1aIly says: The editor of the
Herald attended the meeting Of the
Democratic editors Of the Ninth Con.
~gressiOzal District at Mexico. Fri
day afternoon. The meeting was
he'd In the Elk Hall. and while the
attendance was not large, the meet.
ing was a splendid one The editors
were addressed by Senator johnson
Hon. D. R. Francis, Secretary OF
State Cornelius Roach, Ed. steph
ems, J. c. Hitler, all of which were
enjoyed. Short talks by the editor:
were INDUCED In. R. N. White was
chairman Of the meeting and Ovid
Ben was secretary At s O'Clock
the editors enjoyed an automobile
ride over the city, and at s O'Clock a
banquet was held at the Hotel Hox.
sey. We did not get to stay to the
banquet but We know there were
were good things partaken of
both for the inner man and the in
telectual man. II was a meeting
that win result beneficially to all.
Mexico is a live town and knows how
TO entertain visitors"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-04-28

THE Bowling Green Times, re.
ferring to Mexico, its prosperity and
enterprise editoriaIly says: THE
automobile ride over Mexico was
enjoyed by the editors at the dis.
trict meeting. The Times editor
was not surprised at the growth OF
our sister county seat. Every man,
woman and child IN the town Is a
booster; no knockers. Then ahe
moneyed men do not squeeze the
dollars till the tail feathers fall out
off the eagle. They let EN- loose
and get big returns for their invest.
ments. You cannot keep a town
down that has that class of men.
And last, but by no e least,
the newspapers Of that town see
nothing but good in Mexico, and they
work e~verlastlngly for its upbuiId-
ing "
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-04-28
MARK TWAIN's FORTUNE
A MILLION, 1T rs SAID,

New IOfht Apih -
Owing TO the royalties he re
celved on his books, Samuel L. Glenn
ems MARX Twain died wealthy, and
an estimate made to-day by a mem
Der Of Harper & Brothers, his pub
/ fishers for the last ten years, places
his fortune at more than / million
dollars.
1t was explained that a%pproxtm-
ately ) million of Mark Twain's book
have been published In America
alone, while they were translated
and published in numerous foreign
languages. Even at this time, it was
said. the works of Mark Twain sell
more rapidly than those Of any 9th
er author, living Oh dead,
On the same authority ii was
said that Mr.. Clemens received more
per word for his short stories, and
higher royalties on his books, than
any author of recent times. His IN
come in recent years IA enormous
and it is believed most of it was In
vested profitably.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-04-28

REFERRING to an address lately
delivered by Ex-Governor Joseph W
Folk, Of Missouri the Kansas City
Times says; Governor Folk Il
right when he says that the fight is
not all against one party, but against
a system that influences men il
both parties. The beneficiaries Of
that system do not care a comets
tail which party serves them; what
they want is the control Of mer
In the seats Of power, agents to dc
their bidding. The people must be
as Indifferent to party labels, when
such Indifference is necessary tc
the correction of wrongs, as are
the interests that profit by those
wrongs to the party attachments OF
their servants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-04-28

TIE Fulton Gazette edrrhnl
SAYS, The meeting Of Dsmocrsfk ed
ito-s az The Ninth Congressional Ms
utes At Nexsso kzr Frday EAs al.
tended by J. ". Johnston and Ovid
Bel o. Fulton The attendance Al
the meeting vas good and an e1.
oeIkut pnogznme SRs carried out,
Ths visiting editors enjoyed an an
touo51ls r3de over the city and a din
ner As the guests Of the optimsdc
Cab Of Mexico. Al the dinner
speeches we're made By Geo. Rob
etson Of Mexico; II. W. Johnston,
* Montgomery C1y, and Z. y. Ste
phenS Of Columbia, D. r. Francs Of
s.. LOus. attended the meeting IN
the Interest Of his candidacy for
United States senator. The meeting
vas arranged by r n White, cdr
tc Of the Mexico Ledger, Who de-
serves credE for 5 success"