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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-19
Worldwide Views In Natural ,co1ors

Worldwide Views In Natural ,Coiors.
Animated scenes of worldwide
scope presented, in all the delicate col,
ors of}natnre is the pleasing prospect
for patrons Of the Grand on Monday,
the 2sd, when Lyman H. Howe will
present his new programme. Views
that are all aglow with the colors and
warmth of natures own tints conjure
up new visions Of beauty and wonder:
ment when Lyman II. Howe is the ex.
.h!bitor. 1t means that he has found q
new world to conqueer--the world in
the colors Of nature. So now Howe
travellers" may.sxpert more enchant.
Ing glimpses than ever.into lands that
lie beyond our doors. Tho pictorial
tours through lndo.China and the
Gorges De L'Ardeche In France, are
especially notable for the exquisite
beauty offthe natural colors In which
they are presented; Z, 4. I,
"A ride on dlriglble balloon over
Switzerland; another on the swiftest
motor boat in the world-the Ursula
ofisO0 horse power; ramble through
fashionable, political, financial and
historic London; spectacular dynamite.
Ing Of big buildings in Messlna; build.
Ing and launching an ocean palace;
the White Star Liner Olympic"
landing passengers In a 3roughr.sea at
Tunls; dlssolying portraits Of promi.
nent Americans; dangerous though
bloodiess bull fight in Spain, comprise
only a few Of the many big features on
the new programme. Ii.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-19

We are glad to see the cold weatll:
.er TO chill up tie mud as OUR roads
were almost impossible.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-19

who have seen her in formeriplays ap:
nreclate with what dainty grace and
charming effect she wears these cf.i
feetlye creations; Grand Friday, Jan.
fuary; 81. !. :.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-02
His TsstimonlsI.

Lieutenant Colonel Sir Henry Smith. formerly commissioner of the city of London police, tells an amusing story in his book of "reminiscences.
 Earl Grey once complimented Sir Henry smith on some of his testimo- nials
 '-I say, my dear fellow" he remark ed on coming to a most elaborate one this is the best testimonial I ever read in my Hfe"
 "I am very pleased. indeed, to heal your opinion of it." ST Henry replied. flor ] wrote t myself"
 Whats that you're saying? What do you mean:' asked Earl Grey fin as tonishment.
 This is what I mean" Sir Henry answered. If man has not intel feet enough to write testimonial in his own favor and energy enough tc stand over a friend till he signs it he's not fit for the position I aspire to-"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-02
lRv Prank J. Grail

(Member Duluth Stock Exchange)
 The markets were all very quiet again today The New York market was exceedingly dull and total sal-s only amounted to 269,2O0. The mar ket is still awaiting news of some character and as a result is nervous and unsettled. There was some ac- tivity in Union and Missouri Pacific and Reading but towards the close was selling and prices slumped of. Union Pacific, Steel, Sugar and Can adian Pacific all sold exdividend We do not look for much activity for the next few days. Thtre was no change in the coppers, Amalgamated was steady at 63ss. Superior Pitts was firmer with better demand. Shat tuck offered at 2Ol5. Range, Granby. Osceola, showed activity during the day but sold of at the close. Curbs continue lifeIess and unchanged. Denn sales at 5ls with fair demand. Live Oak stronger with little stock com ing out. we understand the Live Oak directors have arranged to issue F, 2,500 shares of stock at 20 per share to the stockholders. The dates of issuing the stock are not given out but the books will probably close about the middle Of the month American and Warren unchanged with some stock coming out Santa Rosalia slightly weaker at 40 to 50 cents for the as sessment paid stock London copper opened up 2s Cd and closed at SAL 13s Cd up Is 3d. Sales 269.200. Money 2i4 per cent
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-02
Hnno,s Practical sids.

II may not be generally known that Victor Hugo used to draft the adver- tisements of his own books. instead of leaving the task to his publishers. His correspondence with his Belgian pub fishers gives the following example of the great novelist's advertising style: "After the middle ages. the present time: Such is the subject of Victor Hugo's double study. What he did for Gothic art in 'Notre Dame de Paris that he has done for the modern world in Les Miserables.' The two books figure in his scheme of work as two mirrors refiecting the whole human life" An encouraging example to those young authors who cannot make up their minds how much modesty Is enjoined by the best literary tradi- tions.-London Globe.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-02
A Pretty Busy Man.

When a mans business prohibits his caring for the chickens, when his af> fairs become so important that he eau no longer shake down the furnace help dress one of the children or tinker about the place with hammer and saw. ;hen that mans business had better be put into the hands of re ceiver temporarily; his books do not balance. says Dallas Lore Sharp in the Atlantic. 1 know of a college presi- dent who used to bind (he may stilD a cold compress about his head at times and, lying prone upon the floor, have two readers, one for each ear, .ead simultaneously to him different theses. so great was the work he had to do, 50 fierce his fight for time-time to lecture to women's clubs and to write his epoch making books
 Oh. the multitude of epoch making books
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-02
VLhere f.ar.n nnu. Ll..

n The ri-h Chinallan ir condemned to
 death easily procures a substitute. Some poor wre-lh. without money to secure his spiri.s from beeoraiug wan deriug devils, with the price of his mis- crabie lie can purchase proper care
 for bis spirit Anything. in fact can
 be done if you have the money. It is
 this belief that causes the Chinaman to commit suicide by taking hss life on the premises of hls enemy 10 take venge- anCe On him. His spirit he believes. win forever haunt him There k an other reason also. He knows that as sure as fate the officials will under such circumstances come down upon hls enemy and strip him Of everything. Poor Chinese have been known to sell everything they possessed. tear down their houses to sell the timber, sell or rent out their wives and children and even sell themselves to procure money for the proper rites for she peace and comfort of the ancestral spirits. One thing alone a Chinese will not do namely. sacrifice his sor.-Kenneth F. Junior. 3I. D.. in National Geographic Magazine.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-02
C.&H. MERGER STILL AT
 FRONT
CBy LJ Overlook

BOSTON, Maj. I-Calumet and Hecla merger still continued the chief topic of interest and speculation in the local coppers seems to have died out entirely until the merger Is set tied The volume of transactions va the smallesi Tor many days although the semi-monthly statement 'of the copper surplus abroad howed a sltis factory decrease-palne. Webber & Co
 Curt1 continue extremely duh with out price change. Denn continues to be accumulated whenever offered un- der 5A. shattuek holds at 20 bid 22 asked No change in American and Warren. Offerings very scanty. Ros- alia quiet at 90 bid 60 asked Most Of the local holders have either sent or signiHed their intention of paying the asses ssment Of 2e cents per share, due March 10th Inspiration. Chino, Ray Cons. Miami and Ray Central steady and unchanged
 London copper opened 2s Cd lower.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-02
THE DECISION |S
 NOT BAD

New York.-The decision of the
 Interstate Commisson was of course Ia shock to both railroad and financial
 interests, for it was confidently ex- pected that some sort of com promise would be reached granting Inc roads moderate concessions in
 inc East. where rates are low and
 the companies have been placed un-
 der enormously heavy expenses
 owing to the increase in wages gTanted in 1910 In all probability the decision will make it more diff
 cllt for the railroads to place the neg issues which they had oontem-
 rlated and this will of course com Iel delay in improvements and means less activity in constructive work of that class han anticipated
 But the decision has ts advantages. lt will avert a possible congestion Of inc security markets by the flood of eew issues which would certainly have followed had the railroads se- cured what they wanted. As soon as the shock is over calmer views will prevail; our railroad managers will accept the situation phnoso- lhically; efficiency will be the watch word; retrenchment will be in or der. and considering the excellent physical condition of the roads a year or two of waiting for larger income from increased business will do no lasting harm Some of the weaker roads may suffer iron the decision: but it must be remembered that the Commission has announced it's readiness to reconsider the ques- ton of advanced rates if after a lair trial experience shows that the roads were right in their contentious and really needed higher rates to compensate for increased expenses In business circles the decision will be accepted with favor. since ship pers would have been obliged to put the increased charges upon the pub lie. which would ultimately pay the bill and is already more or less dis turbed at the high cost of living Considering the political situation t Is worth something to avoid a fur jher cause of public discontent.
 The January investment demand appears now to have subsided and has really proved much better than It expressed itself chief ly in a demand for bonds of which a large supply of new issues has been successfully placed. It mus be remembered. -hogeyer, that the past year has, not been a. very prof itable one in business and that in vestors have not been able to in crease the contents of their strong
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-02
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

NEW ORLEANS, La. March l. President Kavanaugh and other off cials and club owners of the South crn league arrived in town today for the annual spring meeting which is to be hald tomorrow a. the St. Charles hotel The adoption of the schedule will be the principal busi- ness o fthe meeting The schedule that has been prepared by the com Tnitiee and which doubtless win re- ceiye the approval of the magnates. provides for a season of 140 games. April i5 and closing Sep tember 10
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-02
Why They eot the Ereedonn of the city

fHNy wv AiNc FfCCNOtif VT AtN Saty
 Extracts from old records, showing how people had earned the honor in former days, were read at Canterbury by Alderman Mason when the mayor and ex-mayOr were granted the free dom of the city. One citizen received the freedom for undertaking to serve as cook at every mayors Michaelmas feast" another because he cured Nicholas Johnson's leg" and a third "b-cause he married widow with a large family. y."-Pall Mall Gazette.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-02
The Innioal Resl,lt

What's the matter with your pa- .ient, doctor?" asked visitor in hos pital as he saw the surgeon bend over the remnants of man.
 ''EIe got in the way of a speeding motorcar," replied the doctor, "and now is suffering from that rundown feeling. Baltimore American.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-02
4 Wrong Impression.

~Pittson always seems to carry him. self with great dignity. What has he ever done that he should hold his head so high?'
 Nothing. He is merely trying to live up to his wife's s."-Chicago Record Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-02
Many Sided Kicks of the Camel.

A camel's hind legs will reach any wherever his head, round his chest and on to9his hump. Even when lying down an evil disposed animal will shoot out his legs and bring you to a sitting posture if he wants to. Com pared with a camel. a mule is really a most considerate kicker. SO beware when the camel looks as if he is going to kick.-New York World.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-02
Before and After.

Pendleton-What are the two great est wishes of a medical student? Refer Give it Up. What are they? Pendle- ton-To put pr" before his own name and "Dr." after the names of other people.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-02

Trouble teaches men bow much there is in manhood. Beecher.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

SOME people seem TO have the bal
II Of worrying about othsr folks
troubles. Quite a number Of outsid-
era seem very anxious regarding IN
Testments made by certain Mexico
people in Long Island real estate.
There are, OF course, those who like
TO see ether people lose money, whh
some have no business Of their own
10 attend to and are anxious to look
after other folks affairs. As an or
binary proposition, the people who
invest their money don't care for ans
outside sympathy, or investigation Il
was their business and their money
and they are not asking for advice,
subscriptions or sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12
TIURG on FARM
LANDS N AUDRAIh WILL
Be INSTALLED SHORTLY

when tie Le5gers eirs q EarM
ers Institutes were had s ysar
much q the time spent ia the East
end q Andraia Nas given % The Dis
ensslon Ok thing che rs prairie Lad
in that sactson Dir lCooEiz, * Wanda
ia, has q SECTION o. Azd TIED. zhseh
Is unser the Supervised Of she ssae
experts and The results attained have
been most gratifying
L. M- L0oEals. q Dallas ca, lA
nSis. vko ouns the $50 aere farm o.
psed By Dw j. A sseEarx ahipg@d
IL d large Traction ae machine %
Fsrfer a vaek and viii begin III
Ing laa farm next Tuesday
Nr. Loaaas has purchased 81 car
soads 81 tie. @hloh No thinks via 30
saGGcleat 10 properly drain tie iaad.
The experiment ell ss watched wah
Interest ard Il Is proves a saoee
a. Nr. Loomz beliete4 Il wgn there
viii 10 doubt be oaher farms mled in
that sectioa-
OEe 81 fhe most Interesting feat
ares Ct tie state Agricultural eKhib-
i al the AHdrain county fair was
that which referred 20 the drainags
experimears On the property Of J. T.
Coontz vest OF vandalia- There Ii
enc Aefsoa Of the exhibit entirely
seyosec "a this feature and Au
Ml.araiH e-oaatyans who reside on
BFasrls is-uz WI find Il worth while
Nr. Coontz Is one Of Audraiu'i
most T.~esressiFe farmers and whef
he Donated 70 A Of his ground fol
interest not only n the welfar'
Of The couniy but OF agriculture Il
gene-ai The scheme Used vas th'
tour year rotation Of crops and thu
results scat for themselves.
Ii Igt7 sLis land Was planted i
cowpeas. Part Of the land !
drained ard a part Is undrained 8
tue TWO results may be most easll,
c0miared That year the draine'
land gave S215 abs. Of cowpeas Z
the acre and the ~undrained onl,
BOO lbs.
In 1898 corn was planted on tn
same ground. The drained land gay
a yield OF $40 bu. to the A. an
the undrained 2s.7. IN 1903 oat
was planted and the drained sectio
Eaye a yield Of 554 ba. 70 ne
! acre and tie undrained only ass.
! In 1910 wheat vas sown. Tn
, drained land yielded lis bu TO th
acre and the uadralned -s.A Thi
year, as the four year rotation ha
been completed. cowpeas has bee
sown again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

A PERMANENT oEzziEznon fo'
the North Missouri State Highway Il
being arranged for n every co11ty
zIoaz the route Those IN s1thorAy
IN Audrzin ogznty are a. follows G.
r Rey7ou. Narsus5urE. No: vs.. IL
Douglas. Benton City; Fred A Nor
rs. M1co. Joe ConsHIna, Thoup
son. Geo. NJ Dean, CensFzEs TAe
ofaoeFs Of tbs organization as q
whole ere. Presids1t Geo. Robert.
soa. Mexico; Secretary. W. r. Paint,
ST, CaroTlton. Treasures, l. II HaT
us. Brunswick The meeGng a. III
uessior Springs passed resolutions Il
ponng each ooansy raising SO 70
each msle 20 drag abs Foaa In 10
county 4 standard was fixed 70
concrete caivertA ssue TO be ?
feet side and neveE less than 20 iee
All hills Ntere possible are 70 b
Eraaed to not more than s per cen
grade As sooa a. the fznds ar
raisssd 20 pay the dragging expens@
the road vii De- dedicated and
Big tine had ~ so1s point On u
une OF perhaps az The pnesAoen
saEsasea al along the Inc III
sense CT tie usetEng vac 20 mzk'
lie best dir road ser1sss tie STAT
and to have . perfect read bed thei
Il rock taSe egET conss the road u
he ready for X
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

THE s. Less Rer1hlr = ans
w1r 10 crsddE-us < 4 oozntu E1
TX. 6ass q Etestls e4Earai ~
1y No &C De-scrn<E have Se
.w@aaz . reeaszse the card =.
go -zsasFbh strdRs Nsss Il tasz
.zuz - hgHY Ua,ke cuuauy "a.
s~ fs re5t esj1ity a DeGo
cz's haze saze sesves ir he Wn
Sszs & oszcu. have sszs kzs p
tw hu. have Hore rsEsrt ~ Fszs
azs have a fau aRsrs3zloz q he
tsct ssaf z-oFsrs,zact ~ parsx Is In
passbe ualess parties nrst < a
sal rsterr ihezAzrss Dezccr1is
me ~Cc1airT ESssnr whs c1mnus O.
uEn sss tolerate e1cA utAsr D1a fo&-
x-sfe EantBans sn Office NsG Re
p3alhm.lsm En- he Aux Democrats
uAo eanza zzsoczse VIA 0Aer D~z
ec-zas il god AHk ard GO sS1a.
terms. gsaug ue DA tD : P
ne CT 4 tie eeaaeuez are ~
very people R1o are res9a W 90
n-sYgus5usa @ss e. ees2o-
Mm De-oerzrs shs a- HotAsns
bzt s~zpsrsse II aeaer Ds@o1asi
have zeas Eoa u tAelr tins asEa7G
The last EfteeA Years eoztea2l
ne rrfsct wok of ta1E o7pGe1is
How 60 hey nks 81. Fray coz
asas & rs 1wa sAoreaZ17E n
Rv5s fraxkiy a1zits daz X take
hea4 oacaSonasly ~ co1s6Gzns =
azs ozszses q RepaHkaas
Hnas = fhat sarsciu4 al thak
! needs Il the way q sxzIPs Al
Il roas Ike 10 feel tAa
ever Dgzocrsk Is ahoFe rspro-cl
ierez IL The Ezy q small hszAA 70
hes bz4 x WIS., never pause y \
: warfare upca Eszt ps1ucal rroag
10 e-t the secisl position. 2
csothne. tie private bzlefs e. 2
Z u-n@ and hzhiz * TIE auze
E Democrzt wbo agAw hy It's ae3e
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

About seEensy-fTe friends q
Riekmsn prepared wellfaled eas-
|kss and weaG to his home On Sun
day morning to surprise him. Il Tas
|Mr. RScknan's 77th birthday and his
freuas had pFepared to give him a
warm reception Ny. Hickman re-
sides aboat s mics south Of this city
He l. an old bachelor and Is said
ltoBa quite Eealthy. He came from
lvirnnia many year ago aad began
forming which o~ce1patiou be has
Ifosiowed quite successfully. b. Rick
man is a relasire Of Dan, but other
than chs. he has no known relatives
in this section Of the world MT.
hickman made the time pass most
pleasanay FOR lis guests and every.
one voted Il a mos; suspicious day.
Al noon a s~unEptuous spread prepare
by the guests was placed before tht
many present and there was enough
left. Il Is said. TO feed more than
twice che number. May ii
Rlekmaa live 10 enjoy many mort
such pleasant birthdays
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

THE MEXICO LEDGER absouielg
refuses 10 be drawn into a1y news
paper controversy regarding the IN
tire q the Home for Aged Women
to Mexico. The Senior Editor Ct the
Ledger has taken considerable inter
81 In this Institution since its IN
cepto1- In an humble way We have
tired TO assist not only with advice,
which IL cheap, but materially. ss We
have had opportunity. We presume
there Is 10 question regarding the
loyalty Of this paper 70 the Home
fer Aged wozael. Il Is q condniou
and not . theory that conEronts TIA
noble women who are fighting e
maintain this Bost worthy enter
prise. The facts. as stated IN tn
Ledger. are essentially correct, an'
there Is 10 ground for controversy
even K there were.there Is plenty foi
newspapers 10 Ersngie about vithcu
dragging in a beasvosent institution
that our people are struggling u
maintain
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

SUBSTANTIAL road budding IL
gong on in different parts Of Bis
souri,, especially along the Central
Cross State Highway. Bonds are
being voted. ~cuiyerts and bridges put
in and arrangements made to put
down rock early in the spring. In
the meantime those who live along
the North Missouri Highway should
begin to get busy or we will lose
what eross state business We already
have. We have the best route and
o have the travel, but unless we
set busy We are most certainly going
10 lose H. What's the use?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

CsHoa EcaEam S noE cESAE *.
- EzrAzaee Rk e. ErEHHA
"a 90 & zxt EuEneS
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he Cz1nEay Cs-zc ccIt ~
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Ia Grr r K E1O 70 TNe @
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saza asz rs sne Asas1y
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lwM Be rsssr1cts % ro&
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xso S he re2 q Ms "
Szz1. II rrezia1zs Aad
8c Eszber * ne L . c.
lh4 hogne tep- Asst Texas
: s1e dansAternAs q Co.. =
Noxz@ nbo ssrsst "a Gca
Proes st.sT aa1 wso oa1sisd heH
fca1Aa1y ca Hs @d . o
ser q geha II BAL q torUeE
Seas e Mexkoo. No
Cosaaa Neron cEzcd tbe alea'
/. GnaEse N~ounazE q Tczas ans
zso<rsasy eszfe1 - uss 10
lne Capa& tszsA1g
ne Leglianuze 4e p ~
.lasse aae q he lzFB wo1 q
lthe bulEEx ,o< Co Sateas 0N'
ipeuana use nz b gave Q =.
,lAnxrt Sissy sohnsoa Caagssr . L
lc f1r q muscaza az Daag Pa
nhers are a nansSf q Tesenss e
sass rsors. 81 whssh Mrs Noroa
Csc MS roan b lid ssth E
eases n xhleA sre rslxS q p
kdsys kssore. AMI daras The va
azS z noss infeEezrg place 10 2
1--we uemfnes a. Re Fa
f-hnrxy Hot vi occaPy 3otA "
Hnss boue rAls Nr- III az
Eaaaay are IN Texas
Josn " HEn asd family IA
roae 10 san Ansonlo. Tezas
: Head TIE winter
= a Marrow zaa 2aughter' Gaa'
arc taking q bssines aid FaeAia'
lua7. they al iase O1e 10 10
nsn froEa PIKE ecanty aad near Y
: ~casar IL. 70 sto5dand ard Ns1 >
drd. t1ence to Mayor, hAA'
looanss. On . real esa5e lns
"Trip They Ezil y relatives
aszphRs. Tsnn- AMI VII e -
soy ~ dsyS
Hsnry SauaeBeck and son. Waf
ssunehsck cuatenplsie opening
NEAR narket IN The building form
ly oocupsea by the IaPer stand
soush jefferson street seou
ism q October
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

Biliousness Is due to a ~disordere6
condition Of the stomach. Chamber
lain's Tablets are essentially a
stomach medicine. intended especial.
" to act on that organ; to cleans
It, strengthen 1t. tone and lnvigorats
It, to regulate the liver and to ban
ish biliousness positively and effect
ually. For sale by dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

DEFINITE arrangements regarding
the future q the Home for Aged
Women ia Mexico csnnoA be ar
ranged for uhin the state meeting
o. tie Kings Daughters IN Mexico
IN November. The people Of Mexico
would al BE- delighted to have this
Home continued under the present
management for the benefit Of aged
wozneu. The Kings Daughters have
worked Ia al untiring and unselfish
x'sv TO make this INSTITUTION a sue
cess. but the question Of mainten-
anoe IS a most important condition
x1rieh has to be confronted by those
In charge.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12
I'm A eAp way

tN - bNb wa
Many a Mexico Reader will teI
Grateful for this Information.
When your back gives out;
Becomes lame. weak or aching;
When urinnry troubles sci In.
Your kidneys are in a bad way
Doan's Kidney Pills VIII cure you.
Here is local evidence 70 prove NJ:
John s. Wilson, ". Whitley St
Mexico, Mo- says: Il know thai
Deans Kidney Pills are a valuable
remedy, as l have used them with
the best Of results. My back painee
me day and night and sometimes
could hardly arise from a chair. i
! turned suddenly or stopped, sharI
tElnees seized me. causing intens,
suffering At last l procured Doan,s
Kidney Pills at the Buckner Drus
% an1 = did not take them long Il
rid ne OF the trouble"
On November 70, 1908, Mr.. wil
son confirmed the above statemonf
Ehiea was given in 1906, and added:
I sin recommend them as a most
effective remedy in cases of kidney
complaint The benefit / received !
years ago convinced me that Doan,s
kidney Pills live up to the claims
made for them"
for sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents Foster Alburn.. Co, New
York, sole agents for the United Stat
IS
remember the ame-Doan,s-an
take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

THE Mexico Le6ger-Hurslist circo.
iztien contest 10 especially for the
benefit Of oar advertisers, and they
ali seem 70 be pleased. We are ar
ranging 70 cover A05rain county Wit
tire Weekly Ledger like we do the
city sith she Daily. We confidenu
believe the Weekly Ledger has put
On paid in advance subscribers
during tire last three weeks than
some pagers that DO . good deal oi
Blowing put on In a. many years
Thst 10 noshins for the Ledger &c
nrsa abost, it 10 . way ws have.