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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-03-17
them thoroughly examined by an ocu-

them thoroughly examined by an ocu-
list.
One of the Senior boys drove to De-
corah with party of friends last week
to take in a theatre. They reached
Decorah all right only to find that the
show had been cancelled. However
they enjoyed the ride very much and
reached home in time for the Senior to
get to school the next morning.
The Economics class under Mr.. Tiss
had debate Monday on general reci-
procity. Some of the class showed
great talent along this line, one Junior
especially showing promise of becoming
a second William Jennings Bryan.
The only trouble the debaters had was
in keeping on the same question for
forty-five minutes.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-03-17
Pianos.

l have just bought carload of
strictly high grade, standard. up-to-
date pianos. These will be sold at
about the same prices as others are
asking for chep stencils. All l ask is q
comparison of goods and prices. Call
at my store. look them over for your
solf and be convinced. will not be
undersold, quality of goods considered.
Yours for honest methods, the ole reli-
able piano man. Geo. H. Kellogg.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-03-17
Married at Ridgeway.

On Wednesday. March 18th, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Gunderson of
Ridgeway, Iowa, occurred the mar
riage of their daughter Anna, to John
Gessell. so, Of j. F. Gesell of Cresco.
Rev. Nilsson was the officiating clergy
man. They will make their home in
Canada. The young couple have many
friends in this vicinity who Join in
hearty congratulations and good wishes.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-03-17
SYNOD L lutheran Church.

Sunday, March 18th, the morning
worship at II o'clock will be conducted
in the Norwegian language.
At 7:3O p. m., the special Lenten
services will be conducted with sermon
in the English language. All are cor
daily welcome.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-03-17
AUCTION SALE AT PROTIVIN
IOWA.

AUCTION SALE AT PROTIVlN
IOWA.
On account Of moving away from
town, will offer for sale on
FRIDAY, MARCH "a, 1911. =
at II o'clock sharp, all my household
goods, three automobiles, and other
things. Terms as usual.
RoBT. A. kLlMEsH,
j. A. DosTAL, Clerk.
STEVE BUSH, Auctioneer.
Estrayed.
From my place northeast of Cresco,
on Wednesday evening of this week.
four colts and mare in foal. Reward
for information leading to their re-
covery. JOHN STEVENS.
For Sale.
Two or three good heavy mares, and
three 3-year-old colts. Enquire of
j. C. NICHOLS.
See Herel
Bring on your rags. will weave
your carpet. d. d. HUNTER.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-03-17
ANOTHER POISON MYSTERY.
Florida Educator and Wife Victims Of
Drug.

Pensacola. Fla, March IA. The
mysterious death by strycnnine Of
Mrs. NJ. c. Pittman and the dan
gerous poisoning of her husband.
Prof. Pittman, superintendent of the
Bagdad school, with the same drug
here is being investigated by the au-
thorfties. How or when the poison
was administered has not been ssceT'
tQinec.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-03-17
Pleased Customer.

C. D. Nichols received letter from
the Fontana Land & Water Co., dated
at Rialto. California. March the 8th,
stating "Your letter Feb. 23d at hand,
and also the two Berkshire boars that
you sent us arrived here last Friday in
fine shape and we are we'll pleased
with them and were accepted by the
company" This is not an uncommon
letter for Mr.. Nichols to receive from
people who buy his stock. The inter-
esting part of this letter is, and that
which we thought might be of interest
to our readers, is that Howard county
is furnishing breeding stock to Cali
fornia and to such prominent firm 40
the Fontana Land & Water Co, which
controls 16, 900 acres of land and raise
1000 head of hogs a year.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-03-17

For Sale-As I wish to move to Flor
ida, will sell my residence in the west
D. est of town ut bargain. Two lots,
good house, good well and coal house.
A, L. Brown.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-03-17
morning at nine o'clock. Father Ryan
officiating. and her body placed at rest
at Fort Atkinson beside that of her
husband. Peace be with her. -Calmar
Courier.
PENnsv. MAKES GOOD RECORD.

Carries 126, 600, 600 Passengers and
Doesn't Kill One.
Chicago. Marach 1.-THE railroad
safety record for 1910--for the largest
number of passengers carried by .
single railroad system without a fatal.
ity as the result Of train accident, 10
claimed by the Pennsylvania road.
Not single passenger of the 126. .00o..
900 carried east of Pittsburg and Erie
was killed by train accident during
the train year, according to an Of
fetal statement.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-03-17
For Sale.

so acres in the sc of the se of Sec.
23-99-11, adjoining my residence ip the
east part of Cresco. For price and
terms enquire of Ed. GILLETTE.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-03-17
Sudden Death Of Mrs. Culver.


1t was a sad shock to all to learn on
Thursday morning of the sudden death
of Mrs. S. s. Culver during the night.
She had been in poor health for some
time and an asthmatic affliction had
been so troublesome of late that much
of her time was spent in a chair.
About midnight, she asked that Mr..
Culver be called and after awakening
he noticed that she was very i'll and
phoned for physicians but before they
could arrive she had passed away.
Death was probably due to clot of
blood striking the brain. The funeral
took place this afternoon at the Con-
gregational church.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-11-02

viz. six column quarto. In June 1907
Mr.. McNew again took over the paper
and operated same till the fall of 1910
when he disposed of his interests.
During all of this time the politics of
the paper has been Republican but it
has ever worked for a Greater Jules
burg and a Greater Sedgwick Coun-
ty.
In looking over copy of the first
Grit. Advocate we find several names of
business men who are still doing busi-
ness in Julesburg, w. M. Labaree. P.
Peterson, John Cass, G. LaVelle, j. E.
Lucas, Dye Bros. and w. H. Pound s
names appear amoung the advertisers.
In the locals we find Messrs E. d.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-11-02

events have proven our contention.
When Shafroth spoke here a year ago
he denied that he had any power to con-
troll his appOintee. State Engineer Com
stock. He said that he did not have
the power to interfere with the orders
from the state engineers office. The
result was that in many places in POudre
valley farmers were robbed of their
water and impoverished or made to
suffer great financial loss. The whole
Wellington district and other storage
propositions suffered ruinous financial
loss. When the people became sufficiently
aroused, as they have of late and be-
gan demanding their rights che COVER
nor found it was very easy to order his
Incompetent appomtee. State Engieeer
Comstock to rescind his order and give
the people their rights, The gove rnor
lied year ago when he spoke here and
said he had not the power to interfere
in the interests of the people.
The whole scheme was pol
itical move and until the potato
became too not to hold was worked to
the ruination of the Poudre valley.
FIT. Collins Express.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-11-02

Hamilton, c. w. White and G. S.
kinsman's s names mentioned. We also
find that Vaughan and Labaree had in
stalled incandescent gasoline lamps in
their store and that G. LaVelle's and
Dye Brothers store had been robbed
and that J. W. Conyers sod house on
the reservation. just east of where
Ovid is now located, had caught on fire
and nearly burned.
Other papers have come and gone
but the Grit-Advocate for the past
twelve years and the Grit for six years
and the Advocate for four years pre-
vious to the consolidation of the two
papers has been recording the comings
and goings, the deaths and the births.
the sorrows and the pleasures of Jules
burg and of Sedgwick County. 1t has
tried to build up. 1t has tried to be
fair with all and now as we enter upon
the papers thirteenth year we want to
see a greater development in Julesburg
and in Sedgwick County than
in any previous year and we want the
people to feel that we stand for the
building up of the County in every
way.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-11-02
Twelve Year Old

With this issue of the Grit Advocate
we commence with Number of Volume
l3, of this paper. At the time of
Vol. / there was two papers in Jules
burg. The Grit being run by H. C..
McNew and the Advocate by G. M.
Braxton. Mr.. McNew was elected to
to the Office of County Clerk in Novem-
Der 1899 and Mr.. Braxton purchased
his paper and combined the two under
the name of The Grit-Advocate and on
November 18th. 1899 published the
firse Grit Advocate. The paper was
then four column quarto and since
that time has grown to its present SIZE
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-11-02
Notice to Owners Julesburs
Real Estate

You are hereby notified to burn or
otherwise remove all weeds and rub
bish on your property and on the streets
and Alleys adjacent thereto on or be.
fore November 18th. 1911 or same will
be done by the Town and the costs
charged to the property.
H. c. Spillman, Marshall.
Nov, 2, Nov. 9.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-11-02


Peter Voltz
Peck Spelts $500
H. II. Smelser
Peck Red Russian Spring Wheat 200
John Porter
Peck Oats 200
Peter Votz
Peck Hull Barley 200
| II. II. Smelser
Peck Timothy Seed 200
J Lige Shearer
Peck German Millett 200
Lige Shearer
Peck Russian Millett zoo
H. II. Smelser
Peck Common Miliett 200
Nate Spells
Peck Early Ohio Potatoes 200
VIM. EpIey
Peck White Onions 200
James Eaves
Peck Red Onions 200
VIM. Epley
Six Cucumbers LOO
John Porter
Sheaf Wild Grass 200
Hugh Green
Sheaf Bromus Inermis zoo
/ Frank Austin
Largest Field Pumpkin 200
Dyke Brothers
Sugar Beets 1000
SECOND PREMIUMS
Sedgwick County
Sheaf exhibit of grains 2.!5o
VIM. Epley
Three Summer Squash LOO
VIM. Epley
pound picking cucumbers so
VIM. Epley
10 stalks rhubarb so
H. H. Smelser
Peck spring rye LOO
Peter Voltz
Peck Duran Wheat LOO
John SPELLS
Peck White Spring Wheat LOO
Frank Austin
10 ears yellow dent corn LOO
Dyke Bros
Sugar Beets
THIRD PREMIUMS
Sedgwick County
Agriculture exhibit $4,000
Sedgwick County
Best display non irrigated pro-
ducts except Vegetables 1000
Sedgwick County
Best displsy of Onions 300
Sedgwick County
Best display Of potatoes 100
Mr.. French
Peck Winter Wheat Ribbon,
Prof. Unger
6 stalks of broom corn Ribbon,
John Cass
Peck Flax seed Ribbon,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-11-02
The Potato too Hot.

A year ago when State Engineer
;omstock at the orders of Governor
hafroth. stopped the storage of water,
he Express published the affair and
ccused the rotten state administration
. robbing the farmers of the Poudre
Elley of water. in order to make bid
.e votes further east. Subsequent
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-11-02
Just q Matter Of Will

SOoS NS0SS0t u W"
Most anything to be possible with simply
IA matter of will few years ago young in New
York department who weighed than hundred and
pounds height under five feet nches and legs
sant thirty inches, resolved become long
Od professional trainers told him it useh legs
lone against hnl--his stride short.
But somebody had told this young what Abraham
Lincoln said when asked how long soldiers legs should be
lincoln without hestancy replied that they should be
exactly long enough reach from his hips the ground
What nppiedn of a soldier evidently applied of
for result of several years persistent effort
this fellow the Marathon race, 26 IL miles, of the lne
tional Olympic in London and against all the worlds
contestants
year before in Boston, he ran twenty five miles in two
hours and thirty seconds.
Think of it. with his superior intelligence, by simply
exercising his will, out distance horse with all that animals
natural superior physical equipment
The horse. under conditions would require
five hours to make the danceyou could not find
horse in entyve the average citys that could
make it in four hours
The worlds record for long distance horse travel is but
hour Al minutes and 50 seconds and made by General
7avor in 1916, but perfect level track and under ideal
conditions.
Even an army saddle horse travels but 40 miles day at
dog and average roads, according government
tests
This London Marathon sasK example OF the fact
that many but few finish An energetic young Italian
ahead first. but the pace fast for the last
five miles, he fell back he couldn't keep and the Amcri
who had husbanded his strength.
So is with lsines and all the affairs of life. We have all
galoo to town. handicapped by the lack of
normal mental equipment and special training yet beat every
the finish
is simply of will predomnating physical disad
vantage.
He worked while the confident slept.
The natural and acquired mental equipment for pursuit
frequently gives confidence. We rest confidence
force of will
Handcaps do hurt man with II semblance of will they
add strength to it,
IIandcars spurs to the will.
Nature. when she takes away faculty. usually adds
strength another.
A blind man has accomplishments that do not have.
A onc-armed learns button his cuff with his
teeth
lazy frequently successful by the his
fective energy made up of brincy. dull
uenty successful that bancy place energy
Each may ousrp the other by simply applying the will 1t
all according the will each applies in over
coming his handicap.
Men without natural handbags frequently apply by re-
solve spur their will resolves do Il amount
and resolves oncrease the during the fiscal PERIOD
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-11-02
State Fair Premiums

We publish herewith complete list
of the premiums won on Sedgwick
County's exhibit at the State Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-07
cIvIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
clerk-c

An examination for clerk and car
rier wiz be held at the p0st-oftice
In this city on Dec. 0, 1911.
Age Mmit, is to AZ years, on the
date OF the examination.
Married women will not be ad-
mitted TO the examination. This pro-
hEbitdon, however, does not apply to
women who arc divorced or those
who are separated from their hus-
bands and support themselves, but
they are eligible for appointment on
" as clerk.
Applicants must be physically
sound, and male applicants must be
not less than s feet 4 inches On
height wiracgt boots or shoes, and
wcah not less than I25 pounds
without oyercoat or hat.
For application blanks aud tor full
information relative to the exauin,
auons qualifications. duties. salaries
vacations, promotions, etc. address.
immediately
HENRY III. BARTELS
Secretary Board Of Civil Service Elk
aminers, Postoffloe. Mexico, Mt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-07

nc FOR ANSWER
....s,oa 70 = ss.ssmsns m.ss y
sss,. ssss. Nsossy ~a'"l"' -
cslsns,. ssrss-rn electric 60
ms. Do .s~s'Alas son.

T--- ~ %
Ths members q ths s. &
recsors a the Ae-x. res,
psr FRICTION Coupeny -
M IN The oifios q sne sr4-A
- soaday. A~ecerdins 90 saess
". ". Bolts. ne conp' 80
srinx unosher proposition '.ss1 go
re one va ne cclumhiA Nos.
IElazte Co 3pase .lnrr
eay mornins, when sn'-
4. a Columbia psper 20 ne 4.
|tnas sho ColuHeh Nornan -
bunss on time, nd ne soaAs 1910
Iccsn IN st. Louis hso ossl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-07
PARIS COMMENT.

Nov comes the report shat o Of
the fret acts Of the new special
road district at Mexico will be %
build a rock highway each way from
Mexico to the prairie. For several
years now Paris has been getting
more and more Of the prairie trade
which belongs 10 i BY right, and
Mexico has awakened to the fact
We have four miles OF gravel road
headed in that direction already CON
Dleted. and but for the Had1ey veto
would now have been well on toward
the prairie. II the report from Mex
leo be true there IS immediate ne
eessity for contriving means o
some kind for completing the otheI
five miles Of the road south. Pari
Mercury.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-07

oSE troubs anh Mexicos pro-
gross IS the eazzenzon Regarding
nor the slz.oee saloon hoense should
se spent eTery year. wheAver ?
aBa&0n q en4erpEss CONES Up ev.
evbosy romn1ces fguinz hop
naea q Ers saao5a license e b
ssed in that drscNons 10 matte
whether X s. fig pared streets, goO<
ToA8s. water. agat. Or any cEhsr PRO
gressgye yroDosalon- As . n1er o
a whez any worthy enterprise 4
pe0p0sad shsE Feald be for tie hes
s q fle cry, s. should b
ad0geed and them Te aAoHsA process
u gsy for st Oft a. the pocets o
tx f4zpzsera People yAo waat in
presemenss shDala he viking t
psy fo~ tbea saaoBt dependA& q
az Ena n license We can't q
she saloons 81 Mezlco to furmisl
usoBey IL run &c CITY a AIexSeo-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-07

LEckL AuFKErfhINs-rs.
s.ss az s'1'-H
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-07
BRYAN
IN THE HOUSE

washington. D. C.. DC =
congress convened at nooa to-day
The Senate adjourned until Ives
q after Gardner d Maine, Ano
sm,ah Of Georgia were sworn a. .
House. after being called 20 the 81
AR. heard Congressman Lstie'ol
ran William Jennings Bryan. con
rressman Martin declared Bryan wa
wrong IN his editorial in the com
moner for which Martin vas blamed
The editorial deak with bitueson'
alleged surrender TO the suse
Trust. Nr. Martin delivered an %
dress in Washington, last night' Q
he subject in which he said MAJ
his belief the Sherman antitrust ia'
Twas broad enough to send TO "a
men IN Congress who 'conspare
win corporations for the violatsO
OF that Law"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-07
Hides, Furs, Pelts.
Sam Morris wants
them at the highest
cash price.
Sam Morris,

n. ~ Ssilsz. Of Medco eonDlet-
ed q deep ven on TIE farm d Harrt
son brothers, on Nine Mias Prasrts,
last friday, and moved his outfit to
the farm III Emmett Grams, n the
sssae nesEbborhood. wa&er 10 the
Harrison wen was reached 81 a depth
OF SIS feet Mr. stiles has also Dor
% wells on the farms q Lowell
Yates and John Yates and gCa q flow
81 water at each place at about the
same deTth. Hts work on the
Grant larzn All be 10 drn = deeE
well. now On that farm, to 3 greater
depth, as Mr. Grant wants a iargsn
water supply
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-07
cured d nls own Homo Town.

Cured In his own Toms V"H.
sedalia, Mo. "A. D. sevegle. lilo
q. TN st., employed IN the freight
Offices Of the N. X. q 7. r. R. Co,
tells the way for his fellow towns
men to be cured Of kadney and bad
der trouble as he himself was cured
FOR many years | had kidney
trouble There was 4 severe pain
acroes my hack, With a too frequent
action Of my kidnegs, and always
a scatding s~ensaaoh ! heard Of 70
hy's Kidney PiIis. got some, and af
ter taking them for sofnetine, there
was q wonderful change IN my condi
ton. The pain kft my back and thu
action Of my bladder was normal an
the sealalng sensation passed ava
entirely ! am gtad 70 rscommens
Foley kidney PllM p all who hay'
had kidney trouble OTIS Purdy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-07
,Ann ZOE SALE.

The undersigned administrator 2.
estate 81 Amanda AZ. Neaie VII sen
Il Pubsc Auction Of the Court houss
door IN Mexico. NO. At about tNo
o,clock .. m, December sth. 1911, z
Ithe highest bidder for cash. zts'
acres land In Sec. s, Twp g. x
Nv. Audrain County. Mo. beaongin.
ito SAID estate.
JOHN ". HOWELL,
"a !. Admr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-07

knows whas pe0gse are Going IN
progressive little cities throughout
The UnSasd SEAtes- Exhzz In ~Tirsng
70 his fzher regarding good Old
MEXICO szys. Some q the psopk
a Mexico make ne tired prctesi
tnx axairz& good roads. So afraid q
dek1 or 8 bond issza or a iitbe hisi
sr taxes. Tie peopae there donT -
precass B55 WHIT. In ~ tdgneni
be has done more ty far than any
lother man 70 aasance the inter
eRs q Mexseo+
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-07
,oM sm,Tn BETTER.

Lon Smith, who was knocked UNI
cooseaous last week. Il suffering hon
concussion Of the brain, but 4 y
thought his injuries viii not prove
fatal. Lon says that be don't re-
member VINO gtruck him, but from
dc nature of the wound be mus
have been hit by the butt end Of
q pistol or SONS other biudgeon p
that character. as lie vas uneon-
seIo,,s for two or three days, and .
was feared would not recover
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-07
E ON EARTH.

This is the verdict Of R. J. How.
ell, Tracy. o., who bought Foeyis
Honey and Tar Compound for his
wife. Her case was the worst | have
ever seen, and looked like a sure
case of consumption. Her lungs wers
sore and she eoughed almost inces
sanity and her voice was hoarse and
weak. Foleyls honey and tar Com
pound brought relief at once and les
than three bottles effected a com
plete cure" Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-07

When you have a cold get a bottle
Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. II
viii soon fix you up all right and
win ward off any tendency toward
pneumonia This remedy contains a
opium or other narcotic and may be
given as confidently to a baby as to
an adult. Sold by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-07
desire DECISION
TO Be STAYED

Washington, ID. C., Dec. 1
The Supreme Court was asked BY
the Chicago Packers Counsel to-day
10 stay their trial set for Wednes-
day in Chicago.
The Leaf Tobacco Board Of Trade
Oh New York. asked the Supreme
Court to order the New York Unit
ed States court to set aside the eeci'
sion and stop the plan for the disso-
luton Of the American Tobacco Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-07
HIGH SCHOOL FLAG
FIGHT NOW On On
s....r ~r... nss srvn so"'s's q
..r s.sy sapAurs psaasH, ea.'s
s-...- .A.ssss aIshs-F'as re-
sus. Tuesday.

~.ssN nghs ses1t~n ths ser
- Ivnsor cs&zs q NeNaAn
INA saA5ol Is nos going On ~
80 snrsed Friday when de a.
~ aAs yascea ADORE she door 6
~. Hshsehooi bulldlnE ~ ne sen
81 cas- saturday morniAs, eesots
-. Gre arrived atschoo'. ne 1an'
Ioss took she banner and lid
The seniors. aser = searcA' e
-cvrerea The siax ard . again resi-
nboxe he srhooi ~eutrnnes and unoe'
ruert q the urper ciassnen satnf
AN aeon me swo classes had
nhadly tassel o~ he ilag. bus y
seniors we're victorious pro'ec'
ing n.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-07
OTIS puRDY
Guarantees Partisan Sage for Fa''-
inq Hair and pandruff.

Guarantees Partisan Sage for s''-
ing Hair and Dandroff.
We want you to know that We
sirl with the Auburn hair is on yer
bottle and carton Of Partisan Sage.
We want you to know ShAs iof
your own protection. for there are
many limitations. and Il is an easy
matter to get the spurious article
You can always get the genaine
Partisan Sage at Otis Purdy's fol-
only so cents a bottle, He will mol
deceive you.
Parssian Sage Is rigidiy glIasantce'
for dandruff. falling hair and scAll
itch.
Il Is a most delightful and anvigor
aHng hair dressing that puts ~
ard tiIlliance into the hair an
causes It to grow u the hair root ,
not dead
zee the tonic you will always US
IL you use u once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-07

The Book
Seller

has the LARGEST and.
best SELECTED stock ot
GIFT and. CHILDRENS
BOOKS.
Call OF write for list 81
popular copy righted $3.50
Books Of best Authors zoe
ARE selling tor e ssy SOC each.
SUCH AS
Calling OF Dan Matheus
Harold Bell Wright
ISluer Hord,. res Beech
Tales ot Uncle Remus, (JoeI
Chandler Harris, an
hundreds Of others eqttally a
popular.
The prettiest daiHtest nm
LOT beautiful Christmas card,
/, Xmas letter, booklet, Seal
Calendars, etc. GeHain'
Oxford Bibles IN all size
81
/ land styles including extrs
r large type Bibles tor the Oh
people.
WdternaaRs Ideal Foaa
tain Pens, the best, used h
all Banks IN Merico. Ropalu
priced gifts for all ages. Al
inspection iNrited.
On the Corner opposite
4 Ringo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-12-07

TIE Democrats e6Rugs q AE
SOes sass3 81 the souzhsTn hoae n
s.. Lvuis yzzzzzg Il. vh2 oFd
Pr q The Frlsoa Gazette, ~
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RESTAURANT.
Carl Dobyns and Doc Collins have
bought out G. w. Hall & Wayne's
old stand. Special attention viii be
paid to meals and short orders at
all hours. Hot chilli and quick
lunches OF all kinds up until mid
night. Give us a trial. 1892