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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-07
TEXT to the reduction of tariff
one Of the most practical N cans
of Tightening the burden resting
~. -l,o,,1darr oe +bo MIR

nj one Of the most practical n aans
IN of Tightening the burden resting
upon the shoulders oc the po5r
will be to bring into mora immediate
relation with one another the ultimate
consumer and the original producer OF
such commodities as are essential 10 the
consumers life. There are certain ar
ticles that all people require, but that
make out an especially large part OF
the poor mans means or subsistence
such as milk, eggs and potatoes
Now. if there is anything in the
present method of production ana as
tribution of such commodities "nicn
tends to lift their prices above the fig
ure that is normally just and reasona-
able 1T is a matter not only OF kind
ness to the poor. but OF duty TO them,
to see that methods of traffic are SO
arranged that the man of limited means
shall not be compelled to pay more
than fair and necessary price Tor tne
things absolutely essential to the Well
being of himself and family.
Consumer Pays Three Times as Much
As the Farmer Gets.
Take the matter OF milk. for exam
pie. / am credibly informed that milk,
for which the upcountry farmer re-
ceives but three cents per quart. is soio
to our tenement house people Tor nine
cents. Deducting cent and nan Tor
transportation to the city, and me same
there remains three cents unaccounted
for and which we can say is the amount
per quart that is unreasonably and un-
Justly wrung from the pocket OF the
poor consumer. Assuming that he uses
but a single quart per day, the fraud
would amount to s11 in the course OF
year
Another important article of diet is
potatoes An article prepared with
evident care and derived from authori-
tative sources was recently published
in which occurs the statement that
certain bushel of potatoes for which
Long Island farmer received Is cents
was sold in the city for $3.50, having
passed through four hands on its way
from the farmer to the final purchaser
and consumer There may be some
exaggeratioa in the statement, but it
is not all exaggeration.
The secretary Of agriculture reports
that taking farm productions in gen
eral, the consumer pays three times as
much for them as the farmer receives.
That is to say, that out OF every dollar
that the poor man pays for the neces-
saries of life 81 cents of it are scattered
along the way and stick in the hands
of the middlemen-
This is as much of an outrage upon
the rich as upon the poor, but the rich
can bear it and the poor cannot The
whole business is a deliberate scheme
to complicate as much as possible the
work of distribution so that the largest
number possible of Intermediates may
get a slap at the poor consumer and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-07
POEM BY FRANK STANTON
SAVES CONVICTED MANS LIFE

Salem. Ore, Sept. Frank L. Stan
toms poem. "They Hung Bill Jones,
saved the life of Jesse P. Webb. SO gov
ernor Oswald West said. Webb. who
was convicted OF the murder of Will
lam A Johnson. a ranchman. instead
of being hanged at noon, was the guest
of honor at a convict dinner IN the
penitentiary.
Webb's sentence was committed by
governor West five minutes before the
time appointed for the hanging. Gov
ernor West said he was influenced to
grant the Communication by reading the
poem.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-07

fitch from him the utmost attainable
of his hard earned dollars.
1t is encouraging to know that
commission has been constituted by the
legislat ure to investigate this whole
matter of the price of food products Ii
1t does thorough and sincere work We
may expect something in the way OF
enlightenment, and, perhaps. also OF
relief.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-07
INVENTOR OF HIGH
EXPLOSIVE IS DEAD.

Toxic, Japan, Sept 7-Masuchika
Shimose, who invented the high ex-
pIosive to which the name Shimose
powder was given by the Japanese
navy, died today.
Masuchika Shimose was professor of
applied chemistry. He was born in
1859. For several years he was SUI
perintendent of the ammunition de-
partment of the naval arsenal and in
the meantime completed researches in
connection with explosives. His COM
pound was adopted in 1898 by the
Japanese navy, and for his services he
received a decoration and sum OF
money
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-07
LOSES LEG AT los YEARS,
RIFT WILL, PRIOR ARTK

Tulsa, Okla. Sept Jimmy Walk
er, a full blood Shawnee indian, los
years old, will live. his physician said
today, despite the fact that he lost a
leg IN a railroad accident near here
Monday night.
Walker was once chief of his clan
He has lived near Skiatook. Tulsa,
county, many years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-07


The month Of August has been the
busiest month in the history of the FL
Faso county dispensary: 1896 patients
were treated. 231S prescriptions were
given out and 1912 consultations held.
There were 17z surgical dressings and
IS treatments
The chil6ren's class has been very
large and there were many very sick
children. We have had eight deaths
during the month. or 2 1-2 percent
Our first death for the month was
, August 2. Child called July IS, died
August 2. Congenital lues and gas
troenteritis.
Child called August 8. died August 8.
Sepsis
Child called August 5. died August
10. Gastroenteritis following scarlet
fever.
Child called July II, died August
IA. Gastroeneritis following measles
Child called August is, died August
II. Congenital 1ues.
Child called August Is, died August
49, Congenital lues-
Child called August s, died August
Is Congenital lues and bronchopneu-
monia-
Child called august Is. died August
81. Sepsis.
1t is interesting to note that of the
eight children dying that with six of
them there was the complication of
congenital lues.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-07

Societies cooperating: Police depart
ment, county charities. health depart
ment Sunshine society. ST. Elizabeth's
society. Hotel Dieu, county dispensary.
Donations received from the Globe
Mills, Nations Meat and Supply COM
pany Purity Baking company. Ell Paso
dairy, Western Coffee company, Jas.
a Dick & Co. and r. G. Crowder.
SCyOOT FOR MOTHERS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-07

Judge A B. FAN. accompanied by his
daughter. Miss Jouett Fall. and Miss
Anita Bergere, OF Santa Fe, were here
Wednesday from Santa Fe on their way
to the Fall ranch at Three Rivers. N
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-07
mPRoYING ExrENsIoN,

Magoffin avenue extension Is being
improved from Cotton avenue east TO
the county road. The street is being
rolled and the low places filled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-07

All of witch shud teech US, sed Ma.
that a newspaper man has his yaca.
shuns at hoam. Goodnite, Ma sea-
But, my deer, sed Pa
Goodnite sed Ma.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-07
LITTLE Boobies PA
By WILLIAM F. KIRK.

got his trunk back. & arrayed him
self like Solomon sumbody. All Of
witch shud teech us, sed Pa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-07
BLEES MILITARY ACADEMY

half million dollars invested
NJ, Write for cataog
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-07
Parkhurstss :.. s.- ;. u. s; ss::.. :..

into Ultimate
and the Original Producer, He Says
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-07
Cooperative Efficiency in
Ell paso Charity Work

First visits to dispensary ......- II
Revisits TO dispensary ...-.-..---oz
New cases II
Old cases ID
Diseases represented .....-..----.
LueS o
Gastroenteritis -.---..- ..-.-..-- D
Anemia ............ ....... !
Abstraction ........ ..-.-.-.... i
Bronchitis 1890. ............-. j
Adenoids 1890. ...--.......- i
Hook worm
Eczema ..--.--....s.-.-- i
Conjunctivitfs -. .-.-.....
Infantiie paralysis. ---........
l. IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-07
SOUTH SIDE SETTLEMENT HOUSE
Playground

SOUTH SIDE SETTLEMENT HOUSE.
Playground
Children visiting playground ..-55
Average number days for each child Is
Longest stay for child (days) 81
Shortest stay for child (days) .. 1
Largest attendance -.-.-....3 IS
Smallest attendance ..16
Camp for Sick Babies.
Hospital cases
Average days each patient. 6
Shortest stay for patient days.
Diseases represented: Typhoid. gas
troenteritis. pneumonia. bronchitis, tu-
berculosis. postoperative and intermit-
Detention Home.
Ages 15 and 81 years
Child Is years old had been telling
all sorts of stories about mothers cruel
and inhuman treatment, therefore po-
lice removed child from mother and
placed child in home for observation
1t was found that the child is abnormal.
and after one week was returned TO
her mother
Donations received from J. H. Ma
lions Meat and Supply company, Henry
Pfaff. Consum ers, Globe and FL Paso
Ice companies. Ardoin's market, Crom-
bic & Co.. United States reclamation
service, Potter Drug company Mrs W.
c. Davis, Mrs. j. A De Laney. Lorraine
Lacy. and again w S. Clayton has
sent us load of sand to keep the sand
box full and fresh so the children may
enjoy 1t.
Baby Banks
Are you remem bering the baby
banks? Do you realize that II pen
MES will buy one quart of milk and
may thereby decrease the death rate
in Ell Paso?
In collecting from the banks I was
struck by a card used in Harry SWANS
store. 1t seems our regular card had
become soiled, 50 they had typewrit-
ten and put up a fresh card. The
wording struck me and we have
adopted Ii for our new cards:
Help save the babies. Your dona-
ton will be used by the Woman's
Charity association to feed and give
medical aid to some poor baby
Remember that the Woman's Charity
association does not discriminate on
account of race. color or religion
During August the south side set
Element house has cared for Catholic,
Protestant and Jew. Mexican, negro
and American. Our work is life saw
ing and when we throw out the line
we do not first stop to see where il
is going 1t is out. ever ready to haul
in and care for anyone needing such
care
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07
SALE
Of Dairy a;i}e, Mules, Hogs, Corn
IN tie feld and ether property
On Friday, Sept. 18th, 1911,

OF Dairy at,le, Mules, Hogs, Corn
IN tie f'eld and ether property.
On Friday, Sept. 18th, 1911,
A. wat IS known as the Lawder
Farm, naemje cast Of Mexico, No,
will sell Al; public auction, without
reserve or ty-bid, a herd of high
class DAIRY COWS, being my entire
herd of fitty-six COWS, most OF which
are now swing a good flow Of milk
Some IF them fresh, some shippers,
ard some Of them springers. Thit
S - carefully selected herd of COWS,
Of the popular Holstein and JER.
Sly BREEDS; all but a few Of
these COWS have been bred to my
herd bull, largo" one Of the larg.
est and finest Jersey bulls that ever
made his home in Audraln. This bull
together with a promising yearling.
past yearling bull will be sold AZ the
sale.
In this herd can be found many
very fine, h~lgh.testing milk and hut.
ter cows. many Of them when fresh
producing six to seven gallons Of
milk per day Some Of them giving
thismuchnow No such herd Of mix
and butter cattle has ever before
been offerd at auction in Audrain
county. This is your opportunity to
get into the breed They will be
sold n at a time to the highest bid
der.
> MULES-one span Of A No. /
heavy mare mules, four years old. is
hands high. A similar span Of
morse mules, and a span Of coming
: !ear old horse mules.
HoGS.-Four young Poland China
brood so"s, a yearling boar and sew.
erai nice gifts, all eligible to regis.
lister.
L lhE FlELD.-FOrfy A.
OF good solid white corn in the field
south Of the house will be sold in
1--WE acre tracts-also a patch Of
hum cane for feed.
one Superior" Wheat Drill which
mas been used three years on,v
win some other farming tools. viii
be sold. ""'
tle begins promptly at 10 a. M
Lunch on the ground.
IERMs;-sum Of $40 or less
eash Sums over $40, six month";
'ule' 3 Per cent with approved a.
eurity. u Se
Auctioneers; Coils J. T. Iohr.
son, Jim Ford and VIM, E. sharp,
Clerk b. + James.
! II. P. WARDEN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07
AUDRAlN COUNTY CIR.
CUT COURT DOCKET.
Friday Sept. g.

-T ff
George n. Stonemets ct al VS.. A.
n. Head.
Mark Giyens VS.. La. q Mo. River
K, r. Co. ct al.
Matilda Sims ct al vs.. Alice vii.
.Ingham ct al
Annie selb ct al vs.. Valentine Err.
die ct al.
no. Poultry & Game Co. vs.. Jos.
A Norman.
Charles Dean VS.. Frank Z. Wentz.
William F. Finley vs.. Chicago &
Alton r. r. Co.
James c. Digs VS.. II. T. Davis ct
al.
Horace Mundy VS. Chicago & Al.
ton R. r Co.
Clarence Berry Vs. Albln b. Nc.
David
E NJ. Crooks vs.. Chicago 4 Alton
r. X. Co.
In the matter OF Annie c. Daniel.
frank H.. Canada trustee.
In the matter Of Hannah Claoher.
Geo, T. Meyer. trustee.
J. 81 Settle VS., Allie Moore e al.
lacy B. Vandeyemer VS.. Chicago
q Alton Il. R. Co. ct al.
Saturday, Sept. o.
John r, Kelso vs.. John NJ. Danlel
ct al.
Rolla n. Mclntlre ct al VS.. INK
Heirs or Deyisees Of John h. DEAR.
nett ct al.
Jessie F. Scott vs.. James II. Scott.
Ella +. Brown VS., James Brown.
L. a. Ross vs.. INK Heirs Of Geo.
Bonner.
Ethel Hughes vs.. Lon Hughes.
Sarah Frazier VS.. l. II. Hannah
Monday, Sept. H..
Thomas KuRkel VS.. Mexico, san
Ia Fe & Perry Traction Company.
nellie N. Bel ct al vs.. Ellen Good.
pasture ct al.
Crane Company VS.. Mexico. Santa
Fe & Perry Traction Co.
Susan A. Davis VS., Chicago & AL.
ton r. r. Co.
Saint Louis Iron Store Co. VS.. Har
rison Field.
Bright Live Stock Com. Co. ". ]
7 finder ct al.
r. Z. snelHngs VS.. Celia Munson.
L. w. Rockwell VS.. Adams Expres,
leo.
City of Mexico VS.. Mill Bush.
Tuesday, Sept. II.
Charles b. Heinlen VS.. Chicago &
Alton r. r. Co.
Edna Brum vs., Herman Fred goes
er ct al.
John Ryan rs. Chicago & Alton n
H. Co.
A. A Byrd VS., T. J. Bates 81 al
Daisy Donnoll, by next friend va
Il. Barton
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07
Hickory Nuts

Be sure and gather ali the
good shellbark hickory nuts;
will pay you $3.50 per bush
ell, and if worth more will
paw more. want them and
must have them.
SAN MORRIS, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07
REV. v. C. RICE
NEW PREACHER
on MEXICO CIRCUIT

ne Rev. WIlls Cznsk vho has
teen yastx q he Methodist Fps
oo1a Church n Ms ou foE The
Iaa two years. Va sent 40 SsFsn-
nah. Mo- b. the Methodist Coz
ference uhich sast ciosed 81 Coluz-
Ia. 10. The Rev J q Handy, e.
announced Monday goouzE 70 MeIieo
The Res. T. L Cosb. Mo has EzD
pled The Mexico circuit Was seni
10 wIlazusburE und the Rev. " c
Rice vas placed a the Mexico CIR
cost he Rev. a. l. Davis was se,rt
lack 10 tbs dis;rc Is presiding a.
do.
whea The oozf@e1ce Assembled
Monday morning ior the last session.
re Board Of Church Eueusoa was
hastily called together 10 select q
.sscoeaAor 10 the secretary. Re4. r.
hi Johnson. o. Clzre1ce. No. who
departed Saturday without informiag
hls hreehueu.
A mesase rocs ed b. tie chair
uan o. the Board Sunday from Rev
Ar. johnson IN Mexico sisted be
ltendered hz tesiEnadoz from the
Bosra, from the Methodist conler
lesoe, end from sbs ministry. and add
Cd God knows ny sn
None Of Tie Members q ~ oonfe'
e1ee voald discuss the cas- to-day
The following are the ministers 70
this Circuit for the COMING confer
eIoe year:
Il l. DAVIS. Presiding Elder Az
Vase. B. A Mcknight; CensuaAa
sston. C. Il. CHADWICK. Faroz
istauon. c. 3. Duncza Fgitoz CT
lcur G W. N0lmer: MontgomeF,
iCy stssion. z Z BoatWick; NeE
Pioomhesd c. G. Reynolds; Reads
,Ee Circuit. B. P. Hawkins; Hans
lvue circuit, vs.. ". wHson; Ne
ICree, J. W. sla5e; Mexico station
II. c. Handy: Mezeo sireuN W c
.lRsee: Motarly. Fourth Street G. {
lCrma; Moherly, West Park, T. ?
DAVIS; Mokane Circuit. W 81 Ruth
erford. Roweua Circuit J. " Hora
-back; Sturgeon Circuit. W. H Ehni
Iltoa; Welisvile Circuit W T. MAJ
sewly; wuEamsburg, H. / coot
Tia Conference MISSIONARY -
re,zv. A c. johnson; J. O. EdmoE
srfoa and A 5 BoEles. sHpernuHsera
es: student vanderbilt University,
Is senekaer. Mokane Quarterly Coz
kfezce.
>, Clarence. No, Sept 8,
Il Furber than 8 0 say that she b
slEeses her husband 10 be in IoHs
sza she would make 10 statement 2
iErEng him until she heard from HI
,lMrs II II. johnson, wife Of III
: aibsrn Methodist minister, who'
resignation from al offices couneo
lei With the ehHrchEas made knoH
Ia Columbia, No, Monday would II
-Ico1rnens on the case.
Rrs Johnson is prostratod at b
Home here johnson was platori
D manager Of the CIarence C~Aautauq5
Iiasl week He has not been be-
= alnoe be departed for the ~coHierenc
I;e bglH a zinc church here IA
and increased the membersh
largely
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07
NAME
THOMPSON


Mlss Elfis F1adis o. CcHtraliz vas
TX pezxsus ux q Misses Edna
ard siary Gant several Gays tA&
ucsk
Res. NA3g & New Bioonheld,
.caIlzuay couzo. preached At Hope
usa Davtis oarrch to a large crowd
saturday agar. sunday aad sunasl
nlgAL
Mss Nary Can vezt 20 Mexico
o. Maaaar 4seaBg where she goes
10 eater the Hisa school
Mn Csarsnce Jordan o. Nod
aadyglle. Boone county. sFsnt from
lTB@aay untA THURSDAY the guest O
lDr. Jordan and mmHy. She eft FOL
lcolumha Tharsday morning
I'd. Pearl and family ATTENDED me
chauianqua * Mexico Tuesday
Heuy Gant returned to omaia
Nebaska. SATURDAY night
NJ. J. Decker attended the eAau
~tauaua sunday nigat AZ Mexico.
Rev. Luke KIrtsey q Yandalia vi
preaeh at HopeEea Baptist ehurel
aezt sunday morning al Il O'Clock
We trust be wm be greeted with
large crowd.
Joe Davis Of Mexico visited home
lfoIks Sunday and Moaday
Rev. ". Robinson wfn preach q
Thomas Han on next Sunday night
me honse-moyers VIII begin II
arst Of ext week o move HoPeNe
jchurCh to Thompson. Let the goo
work go on.
John David Pulls carries on Rou'
lNo. ? AID Turner Pulls. his son, ca
res on Route No. I out Of Thorn
! son. They are both taking their
days vacation allowed by the go
eminent. Jack Pulls will BE- sEbst
: Itute on Route ? and John Nevins
: Route /.
Brady DUR OF Illinois il here woF
ling as z8d trick operator on the
& A. in place Of Mrs Frank Caut
orne who Is taking a two weeks Y
cation
Fred Riggs Of south Of Central
! vas here one day last week visitii
Leach Alien and family.
Thompson Union Sunday Soho
meets each SUNDAY afternoon at 3;
O'Clock. Every one IS cordially
!, lyited to come out and take pa
> with Us.
! Miss Mary Alice Depsey is I
Thompson contestant in the Ledg
d%iplano contest. Help her out by g
! ing her your subscription.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07
As TO The LeageI Ou.
A Beautiful Poor

"a belated poem, written d,
A. ?. B. Its 4 beautiful IN
and the lady mag win the -
offered BY Us for tie amost h., ltas
poem that appears 10 the
during the year 1911. WE
those two peerless ana bo,, n
Col. Steve o Grady ana b, yea
J. KAualy They must eltbs, saaa
Across with a poem or else ~ .s'
back and stand up The 90
Although the Ledger 4,
good, b
We sigh for the items OF ro,.
wood. Ne
Not a line has appeared Sim.
ith Of July @e
Not a word from Rerben do,
one SPY. |
What has become o. the Lss..
Owlg sHi
Where on earth Is this wiz,
f0wIf ~
His friends have souhgt him in
famous Blue Room U'
And fear that bis owlship b,.
his doom. wv
Then next 70 a log where of,s,
would perch, u
his friends made a d~iligent ,h..
ough search. '
But not finding as much as
feather,
The w~ise-beads proceeded Ia ,.,.
together.
The general suggestion which =.
quite good,
Was that the Owl had foatcd ~
a chunk Of WOOD
Just Tor the sake OF a good v.,,,,.
And 70 taste Of the rest OF +, ~.
alton.
For there comes a time for
things
A time for Owls to pause. and Am.
their wings.
But as we hear from bis haunt :,
asingle sound.
We fear this bird may be dros,a
J, Let Us blow our horns and ou,
t0ot.
And listen for the answer aHa
boot, boot ?"
Come back TO Us, owl, with tsats,.
smooth.
! Give Us some items, just to soo,h,
How we LONG for some news IN,
! your trenehant pen,
So, hurry and fly hor1eEard IN.
again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07
CARD OF

We desire TO sincerely thank cur
friends and neighbors and the order
OF Masons for their many kiBdDessss
and expressions of sympathy during
the late illness and death Of our be-
loved husband and father.
Mrs. L. A. Massey and Family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

pe,ue wha<y IS. Hattie ROsne'l
o = r c. AeEnan vs. James T.
80 P. Powell vs. Farmers a
tsborers Operative Ins. Co
csreBCe ?. Thompson vs. william
Bar. Apt.
samuel Cray & al Va Ine
Tria-Bambrick cOnstr Co vs..
Mexico, santa Fe a Perry Traction
c,..svorh Lumber Co. W. Aexaeo'
So Te 4 Perry Traction Go.
". z. oorneit Va Chicago 4 Al
.ton R r. CO.
w L Faulkner We Chicago q
Alton r. R. Co. -
Hcury a Ausseoe v. y
Hayes r
Henry q Ausiene vs.. No : =
Thursday. sept. "a.
a,o Digs " No l The Wabash X
sa m rennsvaid u The waSaSi
Henry stuart vs. Chicago a Al'o'
Il. r. Co /,
r. NJ. Barre Va. The Wabash r
John Ohm Kane Va chicago q Ason !
Molus c. BANTER q al Va JOel'
Ess e a.
Keaogg Birse a Co. vs., W. y
Esles. :,
Carrie B. creasey vs.. Mason n
CGoasey.
While oiung the line shaft at "a
Mexico Power Company's plant q
ls:sO Tuesday evening. Tom ram
might engineer. was caught by
Wheel and thrown around with it Sc
~.ral times. With the exception Of nj
i lsboes. his clothes were torn from h
e body. He was found a few minutes
: tor che accident in a semieonsciou
condition by Night Foreman IhOmi
6 son.
itl No bones were broken however an
/. bevond a sever shaking up and sew
lal uainful bruises, Mr.. Franks va
mot seriously injured. He viii
o Ieoaned to his rooms for sever
days TO recuperate from his reoei
h Experience.
l. That MIR. Franks was no more !
@rlously injured and probably killed
o. Ia miracle. The wheel was revOlviE
b. at the rate of $50 revolutions
minute. He was carried aroll
with ii and then thrown TO u
ID floor.
Of Mr.. Franks was oihng a portion
y. the machinery when his cioeh'
Ia caugbt in the belt Of the wheel II
e accident happened SO quickly that
Is franks says he drd not hare time
Iconsider tie danser he was in az
when he came to himself he was 0
le ing cared for by a fellow workman
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07
Chunks dDiiftuOOd
Ne Have Win Us Tbls Egonin,-

VIC ildAt WIN W III EFe0iUI- |
Have you Chautauquaed yets
Frank Armistead and Capt Suy
are AudraInis tomato kings.
Kelley WiIkersou Is over near M
ison, Monroe couny, On basDa /
Kelley owns several farms In Mqw
VIM. Hape, Of West Liberty StpM
Is stiil confined 70 bis home Hsbs
been ID poo. health several MONTH
The third story floor u Cal. J.HI
wilkins, meat emporium may be uw
as a roller skating rink, under d
supervision Of DR.. KaHaly.
Doc Kanaly we bear, Is soon toth
a much-needed vacation be nd
visit friends at Francis and at Rauu
City, the guest o. Col. steve 0Gat
at Aviation Park. Oh, JOY
Col John Ferguson, The meloa u@
aud promoter u Thompson, Ril "
tend the Eationai oonyeutbn I
Melon Growers, which meets at Red
Ford, Col, next month Maidr Na
may also attend the convention.
Robert H00tcn headed a biz buaa
VI bis friends and attended The Csn
tauqna, wednesday. 10 fact, d
Hoot0n IS an ideal Cbautauqul me-
and always helps push IS god tba
along He Is a lever 1T the god IE
the beautiful!
Col. Charles Holt, the uiin ID
coal broker 81 Mckee will nssti
progressive speech az CatloaEgd
Springs before the season class Gi
Hnlt's subject is; Hlw to NaH
Mexico a City. watch i5t dale
Col Joe Pratt was at C,ltanEgd
Springs, Monday dipping bis Bib
During the rain ard thunder stofg
Joe sought shelter uuder Q weeping
willow tree, near tie fountain @
Pratt says Josehne, 9Be Of Gefs
Laforce's tine jersey cows was gHidg
near the spring when Lightning sl01
the lightning rod On the pump IDe
COW, from the sh0ck. slipped fal and
strained Der milk. II was lclseal
for Josehne, also for Ual Pra!l.
The Ledger Owl gave Bll Rlg'dif
the glad hand Tuesday and bad ane
little chat with hin. Cl R'gs1as
was seated IN an elsy chair 10 t'
back room Of his saddle and dafnts
emporium. Bill has been an lnVlIa
for several years. lie says bis aPf
tite is splendid aud he sleeps taIeFaal
we'll, but when it comes 20 alsni
be can't track His legs are anA
p0werleSs. He has %tfavele' eie'
siyely and has been under tfsaIn'a
Of many noted physicians al o'tt
country, gaining but little reIel
is now under treatment Of anae
London specialist, who says ne uS'
remedy that cures. 1911 says ~
willing 10 60 against any reneai
existence that will cure BIN O
troubles. Bui's many friends NV
Will soon regain bis former tpOl u''