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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22
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ne are sseeus zaA Mw gHT
rs8f prsa5,ssE SEE rrs7H 1a Fsu
Hssgas zra uEa1HE Wheat
4 w. NsFA6az was a Msz8os Va
nzr Enagra1E
e. 81 MasAnus Hsat Az lunsa
aE Eesz 10 q = Maaun az &Z
T. ~ Mes2sN1 asruraa sra,s fssT
arzun w o. MAsar sag1fg bBe q BIZ
Ear r.
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Ma1.as sEass Easu-6HH
NSB Nesz WEEarssl MAJ 1hs gees
q Nsm Es# and Ltau Eaerses sun.
Gag xEesz1E
Grzm NEzAfzaz Ehs EEf teea ven
Eza asEszHEss as SEAMS hasrer
TaevE VIZ - an ks erHsm Eugps'
Lax NJ Z,au Thursday z1xAr EFs-T'
8@ay Ms1aas - s1uas
T1ers was = ArEs crgwt a
srasshanx sunasr nzAa AZ santa Pc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

loan sharp n EsnsFa8ls Etlp
PED a sssaS q saz rearing ftsarg
Mg2AzF nrm 70 LarlH NJ
stzrv wsm aaEu VIA sAe stock
Ian Nse6m azs Dare Cleveland
FIRST znS BsxaS takk ~oysrasars O.
the wzszzk hsre RaE New Tssf
zns ~ Cw1zaE Bssg saN II 81
Lo1sa Eu&zE
Toe C1ras EgEe1 a haa1 q
aoes 70 E LazH NsnzsF nigh1.
Frzzk Crszssg q FER SeEt. E2r-
s-z1es sarexz1 Tor fte Katy r. r.
pne hax tsasa visiting ass Rarsza
here for TIE sas mnnsA VIII reeurE
.D n se3r - seEu1ae work gn2F
Lat
Henry Gazs HaipTe1 q saa@ q
.oEE to g Eo1s T1e=1zF uiEAI
QE@e q Ezaer FROM here at
.sea8s9 ne hzEEss CHASER al Liberty
'sudzF Al rssT q fine tius ara
tuo hae a@rnoaE ~ Esar MeDun
Cora Is haaf1g fse aaa Hheat Is
zses srzazd 5aFs ht the pastures
are erred 80 and potatoes VIII bs -
.no zencgrs Il all
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22
MoLIao.

Mrs. Tezz EsEzsrs father and s1s
ser 81 Chzze ars visiting here
Mr. sd Mrs. Z l. Heizsr and
e~A1barsa. Mr. ard Mra J z Blum
Of Me1leo and Robert Bioatg0mery
ard fsahy If Ceairalia. were the
guests q JoAn Heszer and vile Sun
day.
Emmett Bezmer and family Of Mex
20 hsGe be@n tie guests Of Mars
TN Besmer and family fog the past
fer days
Moliao ball team played against
RoEeaa ban team Al Mollno satur-
day Afternoon. Moline won the
game. Rsh for MoiinO
Mrs Elizabeth Cauthorn and dangh
ter. Miss Polly. spent last week with
Pey.On caBshorn and family.
Grandma@ Mundy and grznddaUgh
ter. Mrs. chaa Bradley and daughter
q Mexico spent q few days recent
~ WIZ ". W. BiBndy and family.
Mrs. James Casnplin u Santa Fe
wss the guest Of her daughter. Nrs.
Alma CamBlin-Heizer this week
Nrs. Marion WorIey and children Of
Columbia visited relatives here lasi
week
DR. J p F1Tnt has been enter
tanning his mother and aunt 81 near
HsIIsville.
CheeV up. We vii have rain yet
The Lord has neTeT foraker us.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

The mneb-needed rain has 10, ar.
rived yet
Quite a good many people are
harvesting their fan wheat which
seems to be Of very good quail
sly.
Dave and Jim Crum were visiting
Jerome Staples Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mrs. W. s. VISITS. who has been
visiting with her sOB and daughter.
OF Sun Rise, has returned home.
Quite a number Of young folks al.
ieE6ed the Ice cream social al Ben
ton City Saturday night.
Miss Mabel DUNCAN was visiting
with Mas hattie Bradley Sunday
also Misa Mary Harrison.
The regular services we're held at
the Christian Church Sunday and
Sunday night
Mrs. Frankie and LniB Byars we're
U.ests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bysrs
saturday and Sunday.
Roy Staples s helping Jerome sta
plec harvest his wheat crop.
Mrs. Geo. Byara was the guest Of
Mrs. j. g. Harvey Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

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- ua = eszszN oes
- wzszs II nat Ss1Z
M-4s1 nzt EH q
wwv Is Eu ruE-E
- wm Va ala 40 Co
~sw - Be soa hEz- -
- ha = god EOEisdss &
u. sat VII ssasss ne@
60 = less = - 70 = - 70
-. ws@ & us cats El ~
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s sarsa q ANfA
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- w1.a Las = A q no1 -
49, - Is Eaia h8h Re ass ~
ill., ay-a are - hTss -
-, 80 isa sezerL haH To
Is faa e,.,.
w.a-9 hirsy sees G.d rzin VI
an rake . eazsG orE nol
|. - Rza1iA sps. west ths oal.
.l-mp sss ssz entirely eess1@".
.r- ca.isa S Dak0iA % NiA'l
s.t e-opf hare ssea eH'ifsp g
'-rrss saaluw ssr.oua ne ~
ln5r~ = alaass eutiFe'y o~estrv'a
|. Zee here. bn vlsA tsror1a.e Es-'
H. wr sa naae 0Esr ca tAlrd eo'
Ire r,t,s rzlu- ard ho Esah1 =
-l-~zrr ,s.rsd oog Ia s0u'a D-Aos
- II ne raln t.at niEst fan =
slw.Ee q l.sis eaHensaos IS shsAt
lse1iar AID nsea 0zly ~ 70 ..
..ltses,s tan Sane coadliAoas a.
ais Dasasz last fan
Il IN Ranak one q Anerzlns -
horsezea. raeeatiy paid A.
.lwbee,sr sizes for = moatA osd co
fsres IS NJ spook's great siAihf
elClen rs. TIE father Is q y
laplusi and tas colt Is sid 20
uostsy a rs parent
D. S Weaver reports ne w
ulnorth q Me1ko As YeT coca a
altbe oats ven had
ii A 2 wheeler. uhO lives east
9lthsr city. says tbs wheli in :
= se-tjos Is azly fair bat the osis
i~elne1rEE NScE. Ia
bsFvss q fine arTn crop
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22
CONTRACTS ARE
LET II CITY OF FULTON
Fulton. No, June p.

eiN'H' no. June y.
The contract 10 pave the square
and five Of the principal streets Of
this city vas let last night to ]. A.
Stewart, Of Columbia, for a sum a
little in excess Of $4,000.
In the business portion, brick viii
be used, but elsewhere macadam GOV.
cred with taryia viii be placed upon
inc streets Work will start short.
".
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

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ana NJ. e z EasadsF urx M.m
E1iT EaHaaa. M Wzaznain z.t
r T. Kntan ~ nar srssan
Etausal t,uus Vsrz as-E "wednesday
Wem Tanra Ess-z sgs1xHr ant
Kos ant aer hasi@ 4rnn zess Ttur
ssarEls wsss here "Wednesday
MzR EEaaea A~aasEsF ant Bsn Ea
.aar q agsE GsmssA Hti1sl anu@
was hsus weezssasF
"a ssaux b zaAE1r a BEess FBea
cam a. na1 ea-xlw suf hs-anr Va
PER - arzFasE 4e mai N an
gaaea
FzaE Tp E Rsxz ass
z MsBrT ana ArfE VA
we're auvn ais,ss - sa1-4 Fs aaianE
russaeT ana "Wednesday 4uf sag
chez nat zssst an1E Ent ennria a slta
ss ~ EaA
F-gzG Dsnasassa 1t a,eIs VnngEan-
rGTe snt EG AauR 4slr-h ~ csnarH
Ssaass s,alae *aa hass EhrrHhug
p 81 brewer se1s am saaM ~.
Gsaznal8 Essr nas1r ThErBGsF ant
A~gafa
osuslr D. D-Es anlsg e az SIZE
assn Las5r 3eu1 a PnIn9 uu1 Dm
isss aast wssa - rsgr-ssaa1 AN a.
zuBu-znss zHsEa ne vas hars 1ts
T-zn &c Tie week
Taa-s wsss ssVss a. 1hs 0ht Pc
isN a-e1s Thursday naln ltzr has
s~@r me- ease n a haE mn
Euar stlsasz - ssaEr Taem5lsw
aas Ten @arsrh at r~aF Bsstle
tesu LHrrarass Law a nsar Lars
Brzsra. CassasBs a@rsT a Bsns
Guraa q canara zsarae1 Esrs h@rs
Fr81sg
Waara ssaussr waan V CeTsuaA
F-saaT ases a hns &c nua1
M-R zs,hH ursysr sns EsA = "
DrsE- ant 2zaEwsrE Moss LEE-s
ant Le waps . saa@srrF ykk1g
FraEuF aDS MsaazT
M-4 ArzBu Ea Miss Lsaua
~ wm vzzE gvreT
week unsrrT aEhaE HsEG -
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CAT Esa-sar aarra1 a m at
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&C., w-ar-aza-
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

Our June Sale so far has been
very satisfactory We are Offering
merchandise in each department at
greatly reduced prices. You cannot
afford 10 misc this opportunity.
Ricketts, & Emmons d. O. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

Mr. Elizabeth 1aeke departs this
xeak Tor PtisbnFg Pa 80 visit her
daa1hsar. MrE chaG BIniama On
her rsrz Mta L0ekie uHl ~ ac-
congaaias hosas 81 MS8 WIIlansh
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

Dr. J. r. MeEHlans ID h0zss from
me State Dental AaEozti0a meeting
a. Joplin. No d. MeyalizEns has
Hot miaaed Z giafe nsseting for ~
wears.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22
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Ire 81 L1sus Live suck Report
e. says J uso1. q ps5EnDsz
sa1rzsz cssnsg. No. cattle feeder
dEsaEsd Cd 8 bead q goOo ls4f'S
tessTeE q his opE feeding Al ssl8
Szm Hnrssz cura ezsegr ia ne en-
ssoy q sae MsEBozr1 state Board Of
AgfacNEse, Eagwn III ever Ills
SOUR c1ss opzzEg "a : i2rm@rE in
Etgiese ssgsursr has isszsd this state
msHt 10 esrn growers
Boys. DOR give - the sAip. a
EsEoEs Sspu-A t~a-sstsnH uE All
ihsa e se rs sreq1eal per
aiFtsnl EayH lerel -caltirzttDn.
Onoe a zeeh i pozsibls. make q
Suss mlleA Tbass thiags done may
mesa a urog witt VERY Iitile rain.
Neglect il zna ujsh little ragn d
means sure fa5lzre Mis5ouri cora
growers can pus aerosx q crop b.
borrowing DR. tarraine methods Yog
muHs ara keeg The -csliigator5 going
ia the aaga After a shower a crust
fosnas o. fae 1r9sad IL this erss.
are thousands o. lifts cracks that
are like ~ehiraaeys 50 jsa the watel
oaa u fAs s,si isso she air. Frou
a Eoil EHh reasonable moisture abou
l1s foas Of water pei acre egaporate
IL enc Weak q DRY. bot Eindy Weall
er. Shallow. fTeg1ent c~uitivstioi
steps this.
GET BUSY. KEEP BUSY. SAW
THE CORN. SIT AND WAIT FOL
RAEN AND EOU LOSE
Here m what Prexidezt Worst O
the NorgA Dakota Agricultural Co.
lese. Rays
III xers to come on to you
farm and se1 80 teams 10 work 70
q week hauling wa.er onto a quar-
:er Of 3 sec5ioa at the rate Of foo
~@ &ff No4 1"@A DaaF Re- VI
as moen WAFER a. e'@poraies lh
week When there Is a good moistur
content rs '1e soii- 4 'horough RAJ
fDaiAs @H stop ahls e'aporauo
and save iazt amount Of Hater.
= II. Dsmaree. Of the agronomy d.
~psrt1aeEt Of The university said:
4 am not stating a theory but
aaes surface cultivation is salvatio
Gel ont and plow in the dust. Kee.
On PloWlHg Won Sill have cor
when otheF fields are burned up an.
bloun away No matter hov bad
drought there is. This has been iris
repeatedly ard with success.
Speaking gf the crop outlook !
lc wnsH geeretzr of the stat
| Board a Agriculture. said
The history Of farming in sgii
sgurf wu hear ovt the old adaee
A dry June for a good o. crop
wbile this is trge and recognized tn
gsase over. ii * 4 tact tbat ina, a
soon "a the grygud gets dry al hi
time Of fbe yesr the people becom
alarmed ard begin 10 pray for rain
Tbe preset condition Of the cor
erOp il in YER way highly satil
fsesorv and tho rrornise for an aba
dast weld. crowded there is sufi
Gent rain during the latter part
this month. and 10 July and August
A correapnsent in Galway cou
ity writes / have lived in caTlawa
county sixty-hre years. and in an n
life have never seen corn in a. goc
condition al it Is nos
The outlook for the wheat crop
above the average and the quality
~unualiaIly fine. II weather condltio.
favor harvesting and ~thrashing thel
certainly viii be a high quality
-four produced.
Oats have beeE badly damage
By the bot, dry weather. The Ga.
crop probably viii be cut down I
per cent from shat vas promise
earlier in the season.
Hay and grasses Of all kint
have suffered materially
Says Corn IS Chief Crop.
George b Ellis iormes secretal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

Maf Rush gs1klns daughter u
Co30ze5 william JssknS, ed3tOF u ID
Platte Csfg Landmark. vas The guest
~ Judge + A. GathI.e and family
sfna meek
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

Miss Biz EK&0E. after =
pleasant 70 ff1eads 10 Meuc0
aas returned T. ber hgzze IL hide
peneeuee. 10. .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

A marriage license has been is.
sued to John y. Mahoney. Of Wells
vile, and Miss Catherine vomund, Of
Martinaburg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

1e caa ant ws
2rls a GEL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22
How is Your
Stock Water!

" tie well Il deep and the pump
lag hard, buy TIE International En-
gine and ies q plsrap the water for
yDu- Can ana get cstalog. n yoB
need q mover or rake, call and look
the Dsaring Vine oFer. a please
T0g Il the best Bnea made Wn DO
s.
zstf J. W. DRY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

MrG tobH 4 8eiEt1ts and family
are ngrirg from TIE RiDgo Hotel to
,ner to5e}y horse On s JeiferBon
street
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

Sgaega w@s Aas asez @
aage,sg f 500 nnsgras 10
3ez
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

Bzrgains tasf W. Bargains ia our
81 Sale c0mDeaeiaG JUne Dtth
Fra5enszfl 4 wllkine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

Nrs 81 p G ~ Loaat IS
a cT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

Misses Maude Wallace, Gertrude
Fry and White attended a Methodist
meeting In Centralia Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

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sassr a. ae EEE .
-=-@z Rze1
H,ursn Ez SE1a -
wsn smzafh E1mn
r-r uEk a kaG
~ E.aa FlA q EswFoA
ev : Busa 81 @E A1u
- s,gu-s as Ea q Haaz Cd
r-8s ~ q Frsnth -Ea-uat f-A
4. r-sasfF xu zaWaH q NJ
-vs Er~rsa5c1oa
waf "a o. M ggDa n
49, NJ FuEa Eruaa2y d
-l.au5aps aHa 1aea1 h
ugIns & sas uaz-uT co
wrs-r wngts Ftas AS
-. usn mt easWha-t 70
rrpts fs ~nsriusrT ua g
mr q assE
~s,s a-er stated shr t1 Hn~
a,s suaE @ssAirirE
s-s,e~ avs ~ e. ng hla1 81 a FranA
ros a5usan TklE AKIN ID ApqS
Fnaa sss ArssFeaz npoT-
svuaa shas ke Is a . s5aA
La xerses 80 4 ss A3GscAh
-rrfe,srsss xn asFarre e1ouss
A--ssn usa e Ess ne uZzk e'e-
a. rr. -he pssorer szn EEfenNAe
s s-ssam ssH ~PssHslsAos q i@
se,- ara ma fSN - Eziit11s
10 Rsfla 81 eiEg ~ E@f"A
w- Fslaa aert hsae P=oeaesT tef
-sssss raas . .~ has s1EiAo1 wa
90 sn.a taas II Ess amiliar Wiz
fsa us-tnrs & Ire suleas gam.
where sha azs@ aeTassss ihe aso1sy
iba4 nsser gets he sss.s@
we NaRgaa Fwluais M ne
~nau,e s.sea ehg zane a Madri1 Is
sas asrszxsr1aFs o. tae ssag-
Casr-fz No Jane -
: q gurdz1 the Missouri Cora
eryar. has a rss2rzs1 from q
g-v a. svahsrn Missouri and says
es are mch here n The crop
Hpe sszt . 6r0ush tWo weeks bngef
VIE ~ 70 way eur1zH The harvest
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

EAr1 aas Fzk hgsr 81 Pergys
psr g. Mles ss n4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

te 81 kgug a. @eg EE
Tor s lte ~ Paas&G &El
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

l ~ Laws as1 C.assa.as S.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

Anyone can earn money, but few
can saye t. Get a metal bank at
North No. Trus. 60. II viii help
yon. dwIt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

Mrs. I'd Pearl is down from
Thompson to visit her mother. Mr..
G. NJ. Null, who is quite ILL.,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22
uol,no ,cr cseAM SOCIAL

The Izdies Of BIT. Zion Baptist
Church, at Moiino. viii give an ice
cream supper Thursday sTeniug.
There viii b only one car leaving
for the social, and that at 100.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

Hsm Boax aas s b ka.
aazae BE- @wra9a Ne
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

9xi2 Administer rugs al prices that
viii appeal to you d2eW1t
Rlckettg & Emmons u 9. GO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

EmbrOidef1es, IAces, FlonneiDgs
and landings. 70 per cent Discount
Ricketts, & Emmons d. g. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22
TCOuRTR
lNEWS

willard Burton, a negro, was ar.
raigned before Judge Barnett in the
circuit court Tuesday afternoon,
charged with killing Lus Dixon. an.
other negro. in this city over two
years ago. Burton pleaded not gull
y 70 the chErge and viii be tried.
Burton vas arrested IN Kansas
City over a week ago, and brought
to this city By J. D. Barnett, con
stable Of Salt River township. Bur.
ton had been picked Up in the Kan
sag City Union Station by the Kan.
sas City authorities The police there
had descriptions Of the negro at 20
ice headquarters and, upon arrest
ing tie negro, notified the Audrair
officers.
Burton stabbed L8s Dixon on the
night Of April &c. 1893. ii is charg
ed. and skipped. The local officers
heard Of Burton being in various
parts Of the West. but were neyel
able TO catch him. In Omaha. sew
eral months ago. Burton got into Z
fight with another negro and re
eeived a bad knife wound in tho
back
Other Court Notes.
Tie plaintiff was granted a Ii
vorCe In the case Of Allie Brook.
IS. S r. Brooks.
The laTy returned a verdict fol
he defendant IL the case Of DAME.
Hatfield against the Chicago 4 A
ton X r. Co Tho plaintiff was 50
Ing for 5000 damages for Injuries
alleged to have been received Will,
be VAS employed as a section hand.
The case Of Euuice o'Neal vs.
J K Smith ct al. a change OF venue
from Galloway. was set for the first
Monday in September. This is a cass
In which the plaintiff IS suing u
break the viii Of Chas. Chase.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

Mrs. VIM. KenpeT viii 80 70 st.
Louis tonight 10 visit her husband
who Ia 10 In a hospital there but
much betfer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

Mixed Tea for Ice tea. the best,
at Smith Bros az wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

&c Tissue and Zephyr Ginghams.
1sc. at Poisson's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

Cobs are dry nos and make fine
kindling or fuel Phone you order
to Pollock. dw1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22
For sale cheap for
cash. Furniture Rugs
Stoves of all kinds.
Sam Morris the
hitch rack.

70 To 20 per cent discount on
Clothing. Now Is the time 10 get
that suit.
Ricketts, & Emmuns d q e,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

RIPLEY Pearson is arranging to
tuld a modern hotae on S. Clark
avenue at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22
"A Good Tip

Don't buy wall Paper before
seeing CRADD0CK's Big Show
Windows Of Wall Paper at Sc,
one nickel per roll These are
beautiful, fine papers and worth
up 70 50ea roll These are room
lots 70 close out, and only one
rom 10 a customer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22
Chunks OF DiftwOod
w.H.,s via Us N E'@iHs

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YouBz nbab Esnp~
49, IA Mn. Nnbn waiEersoo
are ToessE q szuta Re fsiA1i'e
wr Mamie Doekins. q Fsoa@,iA
49, vuess q relatives bsis
wss,eg Oh Raiph z Race, the
ssesss rsilrso pomoierf
ooe az to rsi,ess . sro0shs p "
"a Poesun walk uatsrne'on-
r,,r Garrett 3 tack Al bs %
,,iut gupunsn TbsT al cons oact
w,rrIT. oaaEsn. q near W
,o-p q Tb0mpoo. sbo has O11
suln sek, Is ssrY noeh letter
w.ns.s that our friend. O. ks
..-sr as hard BIZ The ether al
lpyaElek ofsvks0us mule
Yes Is.s have aoOlhsr opera ho1s
Ia .oosbsr paxodA Tor oisnSoc'
sr-.ovz ara belp nske MeEicoa ei'J
goy Eds1rds iefh saturday iof 20
lsAse a K1uEaG 70 assist ne iAtn.e'
!. ia barsesslhs ~
,lwm be back.
5 We are s9rrT % lsarp thai cur 80
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3 sooo be better.
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looing after his big plantations nt'
ithat cts. Sag, Kelly, bou About ID
u bsus-Out q tOnsncOs Aun Saio-
2 CHARLES RolSbins and Rover Benns
t. caught s0ne poyegfui org aso' sas1
say, out Of the Nine Fcot Hoe
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Y VI. c. 4. NOTES.

Cedaredge boys met for their
regular Friday night meeting all
summer. with F. w. Childs as the
leader.
In the potato contest which was
closed at the fair Wednesday in
Delta. Willie Wonders and Robert
NcMullin took first, both with
their potatoes and report of their
work. Oscar and Avery Hutchins
took second with their potatoes.
Robert Smith and Avery Hutchins
took second with their reports.
These boys are in different elias
ses.
In the younger class Clarence AL
len took third. Percy Almond fourth
lanes Almond fifth, John Kettle
sixth.
In the older class, Avery Hutch
ms took second and third. Dan Nc
Ginty fourth.
Boys should read the article
elsewhere in this paper by Prof
c. L. Fitch. of the Fort Collins Az
ricultural college. who judged the
potatoes.
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The Immortal Bill Nye.

Bill Nye had the truth well told
when he said: "A man may use n
wart on the back of his neck for n
collar button. ride in the back coach
of railroad train to save interest
on his money while the conductor
comes around. stop his watch at
night to save wear and tear. leave
his II" and 1t" without n dot or
cross to save ink. pasture his moth
er's grave to save corn. but n man
of this sort Is gentleman and
scholar compared with the fellow
who takes home paper two
or three years and when asked to
settle for it. puts 1t into the post
office and has 1t marked refused.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1911-09-15
Neale Breaks the Montrose
to Delta Automobile Recor

AL A. Neale, who attended the
fair at Delta on Tuesday, returned
home last evening, and in connec-
ton with his trip he broke the rec
ord for auto riding between that
city and Montrose.
The distance was covered by Mr.
Neale in one hour and two min
utes, which clipped six minutes off
the previous record of one hour and
eight minutes. held by Mr.. Pepper.
Mr.. Neale reports fine exhibits
at the Delta fair, with indications
of good crowd Montrose EN-
pire
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District court next week.
Carol Jones left last Saturday
for Kansas City, where he goes to
put In the year in school and come
home next spring a full Pledged
veterinary surgeon, this being his
last year.
We have had to slight certain de-
partments of the Independent this
week because of the rush that al
ways comes with fair week. In the
glory of conditions, this can be
overlooked
Mrs. w. H. Anderson and daugh-
ter, Miss Bess, left Sunday morning
on visit to her parents in Den
yer. W. H. accompanied them to
Salida, where they were met by
Harvey of Denver.
Ben Hawkins, of the Hill Hawk
kins Construction Co., Hotchkiss,
was in Delta Tuesday and made
the Independent office a pleasant
call, adding the name of his firm
to the papers good list of Hotch-
kiss subscribers.
A gentleman from the East, this
week remarked: "All you people
out here have to do is to let peo-
| pie know what you have" That is
what the Independent has been con-
stantly trying to do, but it doesn t
reach everybody. All can help by
sending copies away.
Montrose responded in its usual
| liberal and generous way to Delta's
L 80; hrin
sion train and their band. There
were about $50 to 200 people came
down. Montrose and Delta are all
to the good, especially in visiting
and patting each other on the back.
Mrs. j. o. Simpson was in from
Austin Wednesday and made the
| Independent a pleasant visit. Mrs.
| Simpson is proud of the possession
of a youthful Plymouth Rock hen,
/ four and a half months old that
has laid seventeen eggs, and whose
record she believes will b hard to
equal
Deltas Jail has a pair of musical
! geniuses in its two Mexican prison
ers. One plays the mouth organ ex-
auisitely and the other accompanies
/ him on a common poplar tree leaf,
the notes being a trend of flute and
picello. the two forming an orches-
ira OF no mean merit.
Judge Stewart presided over
case in the Montrose county court
/ last week which lasted two days,
over the ownership of calf. I'm
/ like Solomon. he did not decide the
case by advising that the calf be
cut into and half be given to each,
although that probably would have
been a good way.
State Superintendent of Public In
struction Helen NJ. Wilson, in COM
pany with County Superintendent
Miss Bel McMichael, made the In
dedpendent a pleasant call Wednes-
day afternoon. Mrs. Wilson eN-
planned in the office that she came
from family of printers and that
a visit to a printing office was still
one of her chief delights.
]. R. Gladdis. a brother of Mrs.
John Gallant of North Delta, was
one of the helmet men who went
down in the mine at Somerset the
first of this week while the fire was
raging in the lower stope, Will
Johnson. his working mate, going
with him. There were three gas
explosions while the men We're work
ing to flood the burning stope, but
no harm to the miners resulted.