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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

i ANN bunLttS All diIts
II y o'uaire of Bushton III
La breeder of fine seeds e~speciaIlv
corn had wonderful success This
year saws Jobn Rnrgess who regent.
~ returned srom n ry,ng trt, IN IL
~llnols and u.hila .bere visi,ed Mr.
OHaire,s Mace MIR Bprgesa fs lo,d
IN his ralse NJ This yentle,nan's s,c.
cess ana stafed be ea,,, acree "a, his
land that womb give m,.cb mora than
100 bu. To Inc acre.
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= " w. mr. Munay also
W ~ 70 %he pan 70 check your
olh III pian'ns anu place
n"nu p"H'el oo"pcsh'' Oo"
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oue an eAeeiielN iertiiizef' IN
800 p",en oioFei we D.le
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usual and reports corn better than
was expected.
"seIb's Besty is the name Of tho
corn with which rbeo salb won coo.
ond IN the Ferris g rautborn corn
show. OF the white corn t. toll
first helne defeated bv an imnrovod
-yarietv ~ RoId,v yo,low NM NJ
| selb. one of Audrain,s b,,stIipg and
most linteIupept farmers ~ n.
yentor of The Farmers. Invontorv
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much attention in va.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

Hbel sppheationss a. they eEnnot rssek q
Gscaaed portion OF the ear. There Is only one
~ clMe ueAfnees, and that IL bg e~onatitu-
1soh feued3ess Deafness II caused By Al n.
named co1dition Of the mucous Huins of IN
Eustaeh1GA Tube. tEis tube R~etzfnfsmed
you have Ar1Enhllnz sound or Imperfect hear-
ing. end when 1t is entirely closed Deafness Z
he result, AID unless the Inflammation caa -
eaksn out end this tube restored to rs nofmaI
eondfttons bearing viii be Destroyed forever:
sfheh b nOhing but an infamed condition 81
he mucous surfaces.
We VIII give One Hundred Dollars for auv
Ease Of Deafness (esused BIZ catarrhl fhat ca1-
not be cured By Halls Catarrh @Tre, send far
Hrcnlh<s, tree.
F.J. CHENEY Co. Toledo. O
. snid bs Dr1~zfsss. 75c,
Hau's Family Pills arP ssn has
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
NoRIAA upRAIN.

@ Z Howard and family are visa.
Rg relatfyes IA ST. LOUIS.
Carrie nre46lkn delser red 10
Pant & Son S 1SeIb. hogs At $50
PEI cNI
rhOd B0uissre bought ; hefer
a. SIS EE1ece
7. ~ DoVesl delivered to Powell
q Mandy 80 hegs a. $50 per cNr-
AZ The Z NcCouey sale, stock SUD
weA horses bringing slsn. and sls0:
cows. SIS 20 $40; enc cAE. 81; s0ws.
$50 70 SEQ; stock hogs, Ice per h.
Geo. NeSgenC delivered 20 Powell
a Mundy 4 hogs a. sS@ per owt
7. NJ. D0weli bought 1 good calf
from ChAl Henderson.
H c. Berrey bought Of D.. seSue
one 2-yeansod steer for $40.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

ing sown around Benton City.
Chester Calls north Of Paris,
sold a pair OF mares to j. E. Brew
er. Of uhis city. Saturday. Tor $525.
sam Jordan. Of Columbia, just
back from South Missouri, says the
farmers are producing things down
there. He tells Of one man who exhib
tied IS potatoes that weighed IS lbs.
He heard OF" q pumpkin vine on
which grew 40 pumpkins averaging
so pounds In weight, or a total OF
1870 pounds Of pie timber. Mr.. Jor.
dan tells also OF a pumpkin vine 10
feet long.
Stockton Fountain, OF Centralia, a
junior In the College OF Agriculture.
won $40 in prizes, in the stock judg.
ing contest at the Missouri State Fab
last "wednesday. The awards were
as follows: First, horses and mules;
second. in cattle and sheep; fourth
IN hogs and fifth in dairy cattle;
making in an six prizes. Mr.. Foun-
tain made 997 points out of possible
100. which is the highest record
ever made at the State Fair.
w. W. Boyd, a prominent cattle
feeder of Audrain, was in ST. Louis
last week with II fat 1272-pound
steers that topped the market at
s7.15.
The biggest corn year in Missouri
was 1909, the year following the rec
ord drouth OF 1901, when the tops
were cut down fer cattle. In the
spring Of 1902 according to w. L.
Nelson. assistant secretary of the
State Board Of Agriculture, the soil
was mellow and dry, and warm, corn
&C a good start. and the season was
faultless. THAT was the best year
for corn I remember" he said. In
1892 there were 9O,5S6 acres planted
IN corn. and the total yield for
Boone county was 1929, 800 bushels.
Last year the acreage was 1876
acres, yielding 2,613.43 bushels.
Fletcher Affick, of Shelby county,
has sold to Mr.. Crump, of Clarence,
one span of mules at 20 cents a lib.
The mules are now ON full feed and
weaLs
vas u Movsaa ~. 49,, ~
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sor ~ otoatrta ~ H. ne
r~enorts ~ .,ooA oondffan iah
onlv ! sa,,u aaaama - 49, g.
so,rn
" NoKaohan ,onort. .r
H. aanaa4 oan5f.iaa - ~.
uo 90 ~ bad .hrao 20 49,,
ermelons oantatonnea M n,aa~.
washed swav u $500 tnat 81
tbov wora rinont,,t
Harr, n0,nn I sara,o.
of Monmorth m wha 49, ~
farm rocoutI,. ool,raad ~, ,u,.ton,
protbers .r rhanaeaa
hae rontad * n,,oo 20 = p IN
Low Ia ls,a1os tha .rons 4, mfna.a
ara good
Tom Cre,sev hoe "a > %
corn abat no las ~rece,yed an iofeor ~
e5 bu ~ III aero Il "a cepts
bu.
Al D Gasa a w-ar-known ssrmer
had aipood entry ~ corr a tbo For
ria & Cautborn sbov which had hoon
flooded tvlce ~ gave an evcellont
weld II was nianted IN bottom bnd
Mr.. Gass takes gra.,t nains IN cboos.
ing hjs seed corn "a be believes q
raising only the heat
A. b. Cas- has a fine commercial
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
The Weekly Ledger
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para Poste r.sn
"Wednesday. Nov. 18Th. 1910.
Eaa,e C D Furr,s. O. r.
Hsase ertr.
Bsate Joan C1sea. Geo. K Gihaa
Adrr.
Estste Richard P. Moore Mary c.
Moore Admrx.
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John T souirss Polly and
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Esate John ". Foz. WE. Bsrers
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Ez,ate Johu n. Farnssorth. Eva
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Estate B. B. Fzrnuouh. Eva x.
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Brooks. Adur.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
INDIGESTION DEPARTS
Stomach Agony and After-Dinner Dis
tress Stopped In s Minutes.

Why should amy sensible person
continue to suffer day after day with
terrible stomach ailments when OTIS
Purdy guarantees MONA stomach
tablets to cure ever the worst case
Of Indigestion, or your money back
If your stomach rebels after eating
and food sours or ferments in the
stomach causing gas, pain, heart
burn, and heaviness, two MONA
tablets win drive away the misery in
five minutes and leave the stomach
feeling splendid.
A large box of MONA stomach
tablets costs so cents at Purdy's and
leading druggists everywhere.
If you have stomach trouble Oh
any kind, start to use MONA stom'
ach tablets to-day. They not only
build up the stomach. but they act as
a tonic TO the entire body. They are
makers Of rich red blood and nerves
that never finch; they increase VI
tality and make the weak more VIZ
Orous.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

TOW bNoS OET5 Al
IN KANSAS CITY.
In the saddle horse class at the
Royal Show In Kansas City We'd
nesday the following were the re-
suits:
Saddle horses. prizes $50, $50 and
s2O-First. Hook q Woods, with
Ginger Man; second, Buckman Bros,
with Highball; third. Tom Bass with
Francis Mcdonald.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
RoWENA.

hOhEN6s
John Vance Is having his house re
modelled. John Carter and others are
doing the work
Jim McCann started Monday to
making molaSses and viii sen il
az 5ac a gallon
There WIS no lodge here Saturday
night on account q the ice cream
super at Carter School house.
Central and FaRer we're to have a
base bah game here Saturday. but
as some s the Fuller boys failed
to come, they chose UP and had a
game which scored IS 70 s.
Mr.. Roberts and wife. south Of Gen.
traha we're guests Of their son. Phil
%. and family Saturday and Sunday.
A. J. Tribe and faEnily entertained
his vas's brother. J. T. Sexton. IT..
and family d Hallsyflle Saturday
night and Sunday.
c. E ethley and family spent
Sunday Ia Sturgeon.
Or. Golfer reports the arrival of
q gia az the home q Harvey Mailer
and wife Sunday morning.
John Smithey and wife and Mrs.
Yrgl Vance ? visiting relatives
near Santa Fe this week.
John Wood and wife Of near Santa
re Iassed through here Saturday.
Quks g~nice crowd attended the
services e Maple Grove Sunday and
Sunday night
Or. Collier and s. NJ Wager AZ
tended tie meeting at Midway Churo
Monday night. They were expecting
a neE preacher for wednesday night.
Andrew Nea3 delivered a nice lot
Of potatoes to Arthur Wager at coo
a bu- Monday.
Bob Peekis little boy and girl who
have been quite sick are getting
along very nicely.
Miss Leona Foreman is On the
sick lkT this week.
SerTeral from this 1eighb0hood at
terdaa tho - ). "a Can-av,- -
Tueadsv
r = xoah,ar
traha Tuesday after a load Of
goods.
Miss Ola Baker has resigned her
school at Good Water and Miss Bes-
90 -
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60 80
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"Wednesday
c. 4. Keithlev sent bls team To
Centralia Thursday after a load IN
goods.
Lewis Scott and wife went TO Cen.
trala Thursday
DIR. Stuart, Of Paris, was IN this
city Wednesday
Phll Roberts and wife went to
C~entralia Thursday.
Wm. Reed and wife Of near Tulip
spent Thursday with their son. By
ron Reed and family.
Clarence Cartwright, of Paris. and
a gentleman from Georgia were In
this vicinity Thursday buying driving
horses.
Arthur wager went TO Centralia on
Friday after d load Of coal for Ed.
Scott.
Miss Sophia wager Of near Skinner
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

Letters of administration on the q
tate Of willard Squirting, deceaseu'
were granted to the undersigned o'
the 18th of Sept, 1910, lby the pro
bate court Of Audrain County,
All persons having claims asSl"''
said estate are requested to oSilu.
them to me for allowance within quo
year after the date Of said Lcl'''a
or they may be precluded from "H,
benefit OF such estate and II S"'D
claims be not exhibited within wv
years from tho date OF said leS'e'''
they will be forever barred
CELIA sPURLlNGt
33-4t Administrative
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
MISS sNIDow ILL
AT MCMILLAN.

Miss Stella Snidow, a teacher Of
Mcmillan High School. was taken sud
denly III Tuesday morning, but d
resting easier. Her friends will be
glad 70 learn it was nothing serious.
and only a fainting spen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
sELB's BEST
CORN,

am now ready to take orders for
seed corn Of my new variety 'SeIDs
Best" Order carly and be sure ="
your seed for another year. NJ!
corn ~ well matured and safe from
frost Price Sc per bu. for best seiec'
uon; So for second, either sheled OF
on ear. AS | have a number of orders
ahead, you will have to hurry. Flr''
come, first served. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

The engine on the Chicago d Al'on
branch passenger train broke between
Louisiana and Mexico Tuesday morn
ing, delaying the train here ABOUT
two hours.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
r. +. q. Z Mulberry 2.

cHAs. JOHNSON RECEIVES
HIS BACK PAY
Chas. Johnson, a corporal in ~
L.. 5th Mo. Volunteers, for the span,
ish-American War. has just receiver
S31.75 back pay from the govern
ment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

Elmer Rutter has just rcceI'eu
from the government s26.14 DacN
pay for 1.-THE Spanish. American war.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
10 YEARS AGO.

John Humphreys and Miss Carrie
Sparrow, both of vandaIia, were mar.
ried.
Rev. s. u. Erwin aged A wears
aied at his home in this city.
The Mexico street fair was \
splendid entertainment.
jamie Galloway and Basil Brown. q
Mexico, We're touring the west and
southwest.
The funeral services over the re-.
mains OF Mrs. Frank Kelso, of Any.
vase. were held in this city. The
pail bearers wer j. e. Buckner. p
b. BARLEY, G. r. Adams, L. s
Smith, DIR. C. S. HALEY, T. W. Ro.
ser, r. d. Worrell. A. r. Briscoe.
The Keath family held a reunion
in this city. Those who attended
from a distance were: U. II. Keatb.
of Quincy, ILL.,; J. II. Randolph, of
Brunswick; Mr.. and Mrs. L. B..
keath, Of Chillicothe, Ill; Mrs. Sal.
lie McKaebe, Of Quincy, IN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
SIMS REUNION A
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR.

~ MI AIN
A delightful reunion Of the Sims
family vas held Friday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe C|onsidlne at
Thompson, Those present were R
o. Sims, OF WeleetkR, Okla. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dunlap Sims. Of Painted Rock.
Tex; Mr.. and Mrs. John Sims, Of
liazen, Ark; w. G. Sims. Of
southeast OF Mexico; Mrs. Belle
Crews aud Miss sallie Sims. Of this
city; Mrs. Lee Gregory, Of near Mex.
icoi Mrs. Hardin Rlzey, Of this
city; Judge J. u. Sims OF Cant; and
Col. J. T. johnson, Of this city.
Dunlap, d. o., and W. G. Sims.
Mrs. Crows and Miss Salln Sims
are brothers and sisters. The late l.
J.. Sims. father of Mrs. Consldine,
was another brother. This family has
been prominent in the county's
growth
Those present were royalty enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Comsidine and
the day will be a memorable one
with each and all.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
Get Yaur Corn.

All those that wish their
corn back please get it on
or before the fist of Nov.
We need the room.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
20 YEARS AGO

Mrs. Il. w. Edmonston was
ranging 10 move to Kansas City 10
reside. "
J. T. Bunton was erecting n non,
house in the fifth ward.
Doctor Riley, Of Benton Civ .,on,
to Batesvdile. Ark. to locate
Misses Sue Romans and Lutte o.,
conducted a dressmaking and, mil
iinery business at Benton CITY
Elder Samuel Magee was oond,o,
ing a protracted meeting at Anti
och church, near Millersburg. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Reilly wo,o
living in Little Rock, Ark.
T. e. Jones sold his farm near Gan
Ia Fe and was going to Kansas
reside.
Bennett E. Treloar, aged SO year,
formerly of Mexico, died in Kangas
City The remains we're inferred in
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

Stamped linen towels, pillow cas-
N. center pieces, table runners. etc
Ricketts, e. BmmaIs 70 g Go.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
A Safe Investment

f65 acres, smooth rolling
land, located one mile from
the Court House, all tittGble
ercept 10 acres. 100 acres
nor IN corn and Wheqt, BAL
dnee blue grass pasture;
well a0dtered and nell fenced;
no Dwelling, bit large new
barn. Gunner can easily tive
IN tom and run the farm.
Price Right Terms Easy
Ricketts, 8 Whitney,
"The Abstraciers" Mexico, Mo /.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
Reason Why the Great Majestic You Should Buy

LIST. 1t has the reputation of being the best range money can buy.
End. 1t not only has the reputation, but is the best range made
and we will prove this. to you if you will let us.
3rd. 1t is constructed of malleable iron, material you can't beat,
and of Charcoal iron, material that ressts rust 300 per cent
greater than steel. is rivted together air tight. No heat escapes
or cold air enters the range, thus uses very little fuel to do per-
feet work.
4th. The reservoir alone is worth the price of the range over
any other reservoir made. 1t bons Is gallons of water; is heated
like a tea kettle, with pocket against left hand lining, and is
movable and sets on a frame, hence cannot wear out. When
water gets too hot it can be moved away from fire.
Majestic Ranges use less fuel; heat more water-and heat it
hotter; costs practically nothing for repairs; lasts three times as
long; bakes better; easier to keep clean and give better satisfac-
ton than any other range on the market. If you know positively
that the above statements are true, wouldn't you buy a
Majestic at once?
Come In Demonstration Week and Wen Prove II to You
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
w. A. WlLLlNGHAM's SALE
DRAWS BIG CROWD.

The sale Of stock by w. A.
Willinhgam Tuesday drew a large
crowd and the offerings brought ex.
celefn prices. Among che sales
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
ID. IN ann IN ururs
~-Agn UbiH iirrk


E1Os
Barnes & Houston was a limit.
firm in Mexico.
H. r. cauthorn sold 70 Mr.. o..o.
Of Illinois, $4,000 worth Of 2.ye.r,
old cattle. VI
a brother Of w. II. KEENAN, A.
An Columbia. ~
DR.. Patterson was building a nu
residence just Yves. Of the posiofaso
s. IL. woftz trayelsd for a 9,
Louis firm. o.
Ir. Scharach moved his dru,
Into the room formerly oocupied ~
w. IL. sndth. Lyman Fetter NOV,
into the rooms vacated by Nv
Scharlach. WI
Fred Fcrrhst was express me.seu..
on the Wabash.
s. Simpson was in business IN
Kansas City. ="
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
Stock and y.
~ Farm News

LEDGER SPECIAL.
Payne 4 Becker PriyRtS Wire.
Natl Stock YaEds. e St. LOUIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
% HEAL OF coon MILES

Among which are II head of year
ling mules, all mares but one. and
good ones. l team Of aged horse
mules, blacks, sixteen hands high.
and good ones. / team of nicely
matched black mare mules, 4 yrs old,
l6 hands high, well broken and good
handlers. ! team of is IL hand
horse mules, one five years old. dark
iron gray, the other -four years old
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
TOM BASS GETS A

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
IL HEAD OF GELDINCS

Mostly draft bred and from two to
seven years old, some nicely match.
ed, which will be sold in pairs; also
the black pacing geldlng, Brownie
Chimes six years old, about Is IA
hands high, sired by Chimes and |
have been told that with 80 days
handling he paced a mile in 2:2S.
Has been used lately on the road as
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

John Vance Is having his house re
modelled John Carter and others are
doing the work
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-02
RAILROAD MEN ARE
 MADE GLAD APRIL 1
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND ALLIED LINES GIVE BOOST IN sALAR- IFS.

NEW YORK, April There was real money in the April Fools day purse the men of the New York Cen traI picked up today. After a special meeting Of director thi afternoon a general order was issued increasing by ' per cent the pay roll of all employees east of Buffalo who now earn S200 a month or less
 vice-President Daley said the di- rectors of the Lake Shore and Michi gan Southern. the Michigan Central and the Big Four probably would take similar action. The order goes into effect at once. Those employees whose demands for a wage increase are now under advisement, namely telegraphers. trainmen and conduct ors, are not included. as a settlement with them will be reached on a sepa- rate basis. Those directly affected are engineers. firemen and the entire clerical force. yard switchmen and yard conductors.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-02
KENTUCkY'S
 BILL OF RIGHTS.

The Kentucky legislature has just adjourned after. as the Dallas Times Herald says. putting to rout the Anti-Saloon League politicians and eholoroforming most of their pei bills" The Courier-Journal. thus wig orously expresses its approval of the body's course:
 The just adjourned legislature may not have been a miracle of statesmanship, or a prodigy of learn ing and valor. but if it had done nothing else. it would have sig nalized its public worth and paid for the cost of its existence by put ting it's foot upon the scheme of the Anti-Saloon League to enslave and corrupt Kentucky The method by which this organization proposes to corrupt and enslave Kentucky ought to be its undoing And we invite all nberty-loving. fraud-hating Ken tuckians to stand and fight with us, for these simple rescripts of our common birthright: that no man shall be despoiled Of his property without the due process of law; that no man shall be restrained in his person without due warrant of law; that no law shall be enacted that obstructs that right of any man to worship God according to his conscience. that. except in the case of crime, crosses his threshold for inquisitorial purposes, that no lest him or his wife and children, or the stranger within his gate in their walks and ways. their habits and opinions; because he whose cabin is not his castle is slave while he who would force his neigh bor to do as he does, to think as he thinks, be he fanatic. or be he a hypocrite. is neither a good citi zen nor an honest man. but 8 would-be despot. whom it were flat tery to call traitor"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-02
PURSUIT AFTER
 BIC PRIZES IS
 GETTING WARM
Kelly Paper Contest Brings Out New Workers and Candi- dates Who Have Eye on Rich Reward.

From the Douglas and Tucson dis tricts comes the report that they are both after the grand prize-the Buick automobile-which is to be awarded to the contestant securing the highest vote of all the contestants in the Re ny3rnational-Star s6000 Popu- larIty contest Such of the aspirants for the big prize who live in inc Bis bee district as have been seen since the receipt of this report appear to be confident that the big car will not grace the drives of either of the other districts. but that it will go to Bisbee, Lowell, Cananea. Benson, Tombstone, Naco. or some other point included in District No. ?.
 The enthusiastic contestants are getting buster and are doing things in dead earnest. This game of vote getting is an art--a study. Practice means much to the inexperieI ced, but, after all. the fundamental princi- pie upon which the whole thing is based is made up of two-thirds ef- fort. A tip: Hustle and get there. p and before you know what has hap pened you will be a leader.
 4 word about supporting your can didates. Seems as though it would not be amiss for the different friends to devote some Of their time to assist their candidates to win by producing votes or securing a few subscrip- tions. It would be appreciated. If each friend of a candidate represent ed in the contest should pay a sub scription for the Review it would be doing nothing mere than carrying out the doctrine of Fraternity Get busy. Help some of your friends.
 Your friends need your support.
 Now is the time to give them that support.
 They want to be winners.
 From this time on the contest will be lively: it is now anybody's race The first may be last and the last may be first All have an equal op pcrtunity. Some may have a larger army of friends working for them than others. That is their good for tune. But after all. it is a matter oi hustle
 The race will DC 10 the candidate who works.
 There are no sure things in thii contest. The cinch is for the on' | who makes up her mind that thu automobiles, pianos, trips and scholar | ships are not to be won until th' final vote IS counted and that ever day is the time fo- untiTing hustle fo votes