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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1911-06-01


A million of women who fought these same fights
will ascend through the poisoning sod
And go up through the lilies that bloomed DER
them here to live as the lilies of God"
If it were in my power to gather
together all the laurels of victory
and chaplets of fame of the ages and
make them into one loving wreath
with which to crown the greatest he
70 Of the centuries, would place it
not upon the brow of that Roman
mother sacrificing her son that Rome
might be saved, not upon the brow
of Alexander the Great who sought
other worlds to conquer, not upon
Caesar bathed in crime, not upon
Napoleon with his inordinate am
bition, not upon Washington wrest-
ing liberty from a tyrant's hand,
not upon the brow of our own
matchless Lee, nor yet upon the no
BILE private in the ranks defending
his country and his fire side. Nay, l
would journey to the home of her who
fought the silent battles of the Con-
federacy, who amid the long watches
of the lonely night mingled the
stitches on the garments of her loved
ones with her prayers to God for the
success of Southern rights, and l
would place this wreath upon the
pure brow Of the matchless queen of
the centuries. the Southern woman.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20
JOURNAL BROKE;
 TRAIN DELAYED

When train No. Q was about four maes sccth os Bennett yesterday the journal ou the res- right truck oi lae tender broke and the train was stalled
 This ueoessItated a delay while a new zaEine was sent from SSaEway and the crippled engine was returned lo Bennett
 The delayed train finally arrived sa Skazway at $50 o'clock today
 This morning No. I took a new sS of trucks and the necessary w-eakiaz apparatus To raise the ten. der and lha engine wlu be brought ro SEaEway
 Outside oS the delay. and the n- convenience oS spending a night on -he train. the passengers and crew all arrive safely in SkaEway-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20
STENOGRAPHER
 WILL GO FARMING

Ms. $ L. Avery. expert stenoEra pha- who has been taking the test
 r1y clven in the recent court mar azl Eeavas tonight or the Bertha She win proceed to SkaEway. whe1" she vag t-ausg-jbe her notes The task viii ulSe the remainder ot this month as there are over 1og naEas os y7avr5seu matter
 Nr-s Avery reported the Col Cooke
 ease which had Soo-pages Of tPawr' -.r matter. and said that the orchar. --5al vas one of the leaEhiest she hsF ever known Court martais sad she rare not as productive os testimony as iu civil courts and t1. late y1s was remarkable for the amount or testimony taken
 Stsnor~7hy Is paHue on Mrs Avery. however. and accordinE to her statement she win soon turn farmer W5tb her husband she has nu7ohasad an estate in NoCuinua bay country C-acon near the summer ~aSo-. ot Nauno-t-vsl5ez ProSpegto-
 Mrs Avery referred to iu -ha above win have tha work og ranS.rlh50- -Ea testimony completed t0 Uwe ta ~5u Souh on the Humboldt While s- Skarway she has been stopping a. -ra Uuuen House
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20
THET.S GaJ5aT IN BAD SIo8

FORT TOWNSEND -r.wa tailed s, carry .E. a Alaska r various North has been o.r.r Sound for raaaas and win alaska Cor Seattle ...
 ou san..n.- Co JnaEsga ne Ta -s a s.Ere which Eaoam and mrunam aoar carried aMaE
 uar r.r a twelve hours ha"... wit. n. ua.z and u alaska September a- a .an condition
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20

Ben F. Maroney. who has been with Inc British Yukon Navigation Com. 1any. at Dawson for the past season. -eturned out on tHp train which arriv- Vi in skagway at s.20 o'clock this nowfra. Ben" will await the sail rz of the Princess May and will in he interim visit his many friends n Skagway
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20
lLD2ICH 0FF[ RS
 4 NEW PLAN
-Hr lIasEa News Bureau)

WASHINGTON. n. C. Oct 20 Nelson w. Nf-ah chairman Of the National Monetary Commission has -nm|"ar m0uarorv plan to the commission. and urges that the Un- HtaT sta. ba divided into fifteen fin aHa'aI districts
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20
SCHOOL REPORT
 FUR MONTH

wal. -.a seyr-G u1--l,g -ePo-,
 SaEeay FE5.l So-ook dos .1. ~a a7 rl=a as vel as tae --t -g-E o5 Ea EaU Je-u, from rru as a-a-5s-ga >uL l-e ho-o- - and Ee .cV 7a- geai oE z5S1ugl and a-l.-ess. shows uaJ he aal l-a- s-a lg.Es E-- Fs-y 70 make >sa-aag take 5E- lead 5a tla Pubs., ~.rgals 70. Alssk-
 >R r.-l-a1 having .ars town cuts a.a-#a-g- down nom -- % ~. 0t
 E-'> an. -- are boys.
 e-a#. u=-E a- enrolment
 r. EaLy ne7eea- oE a1Se7tess n tr. -a---za rIl>SEs ou- O. .. .r-r"a.-s aE Eaa Pe7gel.age "a E--.e moro Gaa ,. r .asses being -s per -a-a a-y- CT alI--a- .- ,Ee Gram E-aas and E. 7a-c--aee os slg-tees s
 r- aae ez. ~aheof sra number ol whole tauS attended were --.S zs- r1r- >>. ---aI -sse
 ra a-#-a ssEng. r-a -uuH1- Ci ar.- F~ absent were girls S. boys
 ECNCS SOL
 Grade -EzS-a- F-e5e-.rsl -F EasaHra orsr- r-rrr -r-a- Eozca0~
 rrr -r-sr- EnEEa-S Lois Nc N.r ea--Ea rrf#roa.
 Sa. tr--as.a- Erra- Char es arr-- rrra-5 LtF5seosE
 .r-Prr Na'r.h.U
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20
NASTY STORIES
 BEING PRINTED
CBy Alaska News Bureau.)

PHILADELPHIA. Pa Oct. 20-The papers of this city today printed art ieles to the effect that the Giants were not only after the National Cham pionship pennant, but after the scalps Of the Athletics as well
 It is claimed that the Giants are after all the Athletics. and will try to spike them as snodgrass did to Baker in the Tuesday game. in order to put them out of the running
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20
Er Alaska

SHANHEr Uh" have r...... were na--a who.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20
TAFT BACK IN
 NORTH AGAIN
lRy Alaska Novs Bureau.l

BILLINGS. Mont Oct 2o-Presi- dent Taft arrived in this city this morning He win go east from here attending the National Mining Con gress at Chicago. and expects Co be back lu Washington by November 12.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20
WHY JOHNSON
 STAYED AWAY
rBy Alaska News Bureaul

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 20-Gover. nor Johnson has been receiving con. siderable adverse criticism for not art nIins the banquet given in this city to President Taft Today he stated that ,he reason ha did not at- tend the banquet was that he did not wish to ambarrass the president
 v his presence.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20
BROOKS HEARS
 GALL OF WILD
By Alaska News Ru7eanl

WASETNEDoN n = Oct e. rr- E-rosS. vho has been appointed chief saa'o-ls, 5l he Ge2snS1cal Sur rHz has made a -sc-sSt os Secretary
 gE -ea r-.-a- FS>he- laat he he SE E.uaE -a D. srs head of -aa Alaskan
 -r.r E>--.-s TES -ecCeSr has
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20
BACK
 enr GIG SALMON

."n " a".w. the months @ .0. d.aawa- I.a"5 Fred a .aa bars. " an along. .Has To Una. fIr EErr. intends r- trap this winter,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20
RODGERS IS
 GOING SOME
CBy Alaska News Bureau)

WACO Texas. Oct. 2o-From Ft. Worth to this city at a speed of over a mile a minute Is the time made by Aviator Rodgers in his flight to- day He will leave for the West at an early hour tomorrow morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20
l. .:- ;. !. + :. !. -i :. :. !. !. -s

!. I !. !. F '. 4 r !. '. r r -
 .. PHILADELPHIA Oct 20 < :. The championship game to be <
 Z. played today was postponed on < z. account of the weather. In < <. loss there is a radical change in <
 z. the weather today. there will ..' 7. ba no game saturday < 2. z. .s- -- -;. - -' -' -' 4 < '-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20
REBELS KILL EVERY MA024J
 NAN m0m1" ND CHILD


 ts .g H Ha- 
  -."
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20
MARSHAL ARRESTS OSCAR \
 BE3R.IAN QH SUSPICION

,Isorsf by r, means aa. o bad. had ger Clyde R. aurl.s condition awakened .. a.oa o'clock m ,as somewhat iup-oyea today. seems ... .. . - .' . ' Go be passing oa. statau. .a. . ... 20.
 consciousness which yesterday uoran- taar has .. ... " 5. t '. " eas several signs af kaea.. what. s
 be said 70 - ...." .'.......t .'-' rgrF. .r. ...... Marsha. Faulkner aa 2 70 .n"" ans secure '. today Inc given . .."s a .a..e rom .'' ... 5r-
 Actr- upon story . -. N.s"'7-". Nee Becker al..- . . room stated ... .....- To -a.. s..' a
 r,~rq-r-. rrf... nj r..-.r develop l7 four o'clock yesterday ....'.- r----.- -. ...- .... ....... rae ,ra-sAar r,r-. and. r.#... .. ... guilty a-aIT .-. Na 77 a-""- a
 n-uta#.a. his IT" . s''.a yes carCa and stated . at .- prove an al'. a#r- that r. " when seen slept a a nrIa- H0.. a...o"H W.T. h~a The reyr room . Q a. la once yanCouge- and f b Bolton goo. shape and erg Te sad #. . .' "e al. a".''.-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20

All he late telegraph news ln Che Daily Alaskan.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20
WILSON WILL
 NOT RESIGN
IBy aIasEa News Rurea1J

WASHINGTON. D. C. Oct 20- Secretary Of Agriculture. James Will son. Of Iowa. denies that he intends -o resign from President Tafrs cab net
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20
uI. POLITICS


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The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20
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DaIIy Aiaskan-only 'f 6 month.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

Herman Worsey and family Il Mex
aoo we're Eaests cE ]. n woclay snd
gaansly saturday and Sunday.
Misses NyEste Burgess ard MN-y
caa1hora ws-a shnRpiug N Aexioo
sasnraey,
Mr. ana Mrs. w4adsor Wao lne "a
ehe Edanolssoa farm aue the proud
parents a twin t-ays-
Mss NeiRa Raherss Is visiting her
sasaer. Mrs Dick Greed.
Mrs. Joe OisrshAn has rsooyere6
froga an assack q iaEraE.a
poS2 Weaver VIII have sale al
ais hosne hear skinner Feb. Is. Ths
LADIES' q she Mt. Zlun BAgess
church VIZ segye dinner az ase sasa
Mrs. Charlie Tanner a1l6 cAaareu
u skinner visited hsv mother. Mrs,
TeHa IiCiGer Friday.
las. CaEnhn and Wis of santa
Pc visited John HsEes ard u5e rear
haolino SUNDAY.
Mgs, Harry Day os skinner and ss
Ser. M!ss Edna Tanner q ssexiou
we're guests ct thasr euas3n. Miss L.
otz Weaver Friasy.
Mrs Rossar CzEshoEn Aaft Sunday
20 spend s week or twa with her
fasher. yoaa coEAera. and family
near SautA Pc.
VII HeiRer and Wfe spent sun.
dag wi.h J. Z Rsum and we a. Nez
500.
IAe work CO ghe razivoGd Is pre-
GreSstng Hieely and then Msltao viii
be g .'eitya--Whsn she railroad S
completed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
SANTA Fr.

Rev. Kerr filled his reguhr sp-
pointnsent here sunday
Misses I.uh Heckhart and Ger.
trude Davis visited Emmett Smith
ey's and John Bledsoe's near StrotA.
er last Saturday and Sunday.
John rrlmble sold Frank Snyder
two hogs for $3.50 last week.
Wand Toaey sold che erist min
TO L. Howard recently. Mr.. Howard
is going &c nenair the mill and 4
will soon be ready to SO ssain.
Perry Davis and Joe Crump made
business trip 20 Perry last Fri
day.
Mrs. c, A. Crump entertained the
Christian EndeavoT last Thursday
night Refreshments were served,
sandwiches. coffee. ice ereSm and
cake, A splendid program was rem
dered and every one had grand
time.
Alya Hanna and wife, Of near
Strother spent Sunday with the lat,
eer's parents, C. n. Bishop and wife.
Airs. Mac Rotts was called "a
Springfield, Mo-. on account of she
illness Of her father. last Thursday.
People are wondering why Cleve
Wilson weEH 90 Paris last Monday
Maybe he went for his hcense, and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

We are having a variety Of weath-
er Looks Ike wirser again.
Roy Stapies has been visiting for
a few days.
Jas, Young has retnrmsd home
AFTER few mos&hs' visit with rela.
thes in Western Missouri.
Doc Hudson and c, T. Harvey are
stan cutting wood.
D IS Nported thaA Wesley WiRn,
who has been III Is much improved
the last few days.
W. H. Watts put a new root on
his corn erin last week
Il is reported that Mrs, MM Har-
risoa who h2s been IN Is much bst.
ter At this writing.
C. T. Harvey was visiting WIKI Mr..
and Mrs J. 5 Harvey Sunday,
Geo, Crnm WIS visNing NEh Doc
HndsOn sunday
K Is reported Alr A. Youusls Or
cAeSsEa VIII furnish -snase oa short
notioe.
Mss Faanie Bradley q 81 Louis
y visSlrg w'ssh Mrs, Geo. Ryars Of
San Rise.
RRssaA WatSs and wkSa we're AZ
Mexico SNtErdAy shGpiaS
AIRS. p. s Bradley spsas 81 laStaty
evening wifh Mrs, J. S. Harvey.
Mss Ada WIlsoa vas vasSzzs Mrs
Roy Slapass Thusaay
las. Wg1s0a was ossazsas 3 vel
for 5 Sanders 4 fen DAYS Sgo. Mr..
Wilsoa is Rveparei for the business
r. z NAlsr sna we spea< Sun-
day IA FEkoz attending q razaAaz q
the aliDr family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
wEsTERN AupRAlN.

Merrpt Wiaiseott and wife have
returned from a visit 10 Kansas City.
MIR. and Mrs. Rufus Gordon are
entertaining a new daughter.
Harve Bartee and wife have moved
to Kansas City.
Roy Oldham had public sale Of
Tuesday.
John Brundlee bought 4 oalye.
from ], Graves for $3.50 each.
A. Bartee sold hogs to Adams
6 Truesdale for Sc.
Jas. Parish bought the Steve ow
i'1itu u Nv = tor ~ l'sf A.
Oel' riooor so'u . Drooo SOW
' 'eS ia r-1'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

sat Vas fllsa IN the CireaN Coars
Fr6ay By R 8. RAea against the
Mexico. sAn4a Fe ard Ferry Trao.
tAo1 Co. for sssa whkh the plaintiff
charges Ehe read owes him.
In the ease cf ssrs Marshall -.
Poagae e al tried before a iary
Mrs Marshall. who asked for s5io0,
raceived q verdfct a. sfeoe The
case was appealed.
Laura ]. McNair was granted a d.
vGce from Renben MoNatr Saturday
moraing hy Judge Barnett on a
charge q 5exertinn.
The county court com ened Monde
In Teeuizr session Frank Weinand
Was granted a saloon license and viii
shortly oaan his place Of business on
q. oorner oppueite the Post oftsce.
noA occupied By the IRtelligencer
PriatinE CO. The hitter VIII move to
tAe Bsckaez buii0ipz o. E. jackson
street Mhere Il was Sormerly ocated
yss~s ago The pa-sv viii move
Saturday
The rwo small children Of Frank
wsods. q tbs county. we're found a
good hoBe in Oklahoma, by the cuuri
ard Iaft Monday Since their moth.
er has been ia the hospital in Full.
ton NJ Woods felt he VAS unable
70 give them the rroper earn and
attention and sought sase aid q the
coErs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

Tsse Mhssa< Ksgsgg VIA hare Aae4
V4safzrg Mrs. Bz-eAar5 have gone to
Maoersy "a rass hsr broshsr.
Lea Ssavaus came in las wesk
'ro1 Moz1anA
M1s, T. l. Nossr who Las been
visiting Ia Chto has rexuras& h,oua.
Ls5a-nzs Ahreus znd Frank gez-
ecsk lest Tuesday fer Tsxas and oEh-
er Southern PoSzts Ct a ProsPscsing
t0nE. ToEa Resry wsnE IS lar as s.
Louis wsh tharn.
Arthur Watkins q s. Lsoais sgsa6
Saturday and SaHdAy 9Th hunesOlkS
Bs-s ana jim CuEainghAm. Wisa
thesr saEases. usus % Noz sOuezy
City Monday TO Sstsad the funeral Of
Leonard C1zrks1os. brother o. che
MIS-. CnnniaEfzzais.
Mira. PhIllps. evmeelist. win BE-
gin revival serFLres a. n. E church.
Monday.
c. 7. FAeytoR and wsfe Fazde =
business rsp to s.. Laais Monday
TIE faneral services over the re-
mains oE NAss Harrset Nichols. wAo
disa n The Fuhon Hospital. we're cor
ductea Saturday By Rey- BAN q Lad
doniz- Inssrment was Eade IN ths
wrsght eeustery. Mss Ntchnls was
. sister & EH Nichals
TAe mzzFiaee of MS Jeanie Fen
nsx4la ana Henry DGhbsrt. popaAa1
yoang folks oS ais community. was
sosszanisea at 81 Jo.sasihs church
TUezs4sy zsornizg zt k:s8 Rsy. p
Haas performed the eers3oay. Mr.
ana Nrs. DssEhers wiE take q brasa.
trsp % California aad other westerE
points.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
: d n : u > : n :

VI wAsal ard ssa. Of Aaxyasse'
No. wSsse Rests yellow Dssat cora
wa one ae the F-i1ss Farmers Week
ct Columbia. vii sell large quaint.
II os seed corn from Their excellent
crus- MF. Wazel is one q the best
knewn ard mnss ProgTsssiye farmers
IN As gaezsoz and Is P1tting his
seess oa sale ia oil adjoining cous
lies
ne zverSEe yield of corn Of Mis-
ssari Tor each acre unssr cultivation
has been raised from eS.4 bushels
10 s4.s nasheis an acre il the past
ten years. This increase at fifty
cepts a hashel means $40. 100000 to
she farmers os the state
las. Wager, Of near Paris, sold TO
Harry Householder a pair Of young
mares foz $3.50 and s sows for 5000.
The mule sale of Geo. II. Adams
wisA Glen Carroll as auctloneer was
wen attended IN vandala Saturday
afternoon with the following pur-
chases: Dr. ]. II. steTett one pair
males at ssO5.OO; c. ". Ford, pair
mules vt ssO5O0; Claude Caldwell /
pair Of $4,000; Tom Getler, pair at
s4a0.e0; ]. y. Lewellen. pair at
sS57 so: r. P, Keith / pair at sS02..
80: w. o. Hos,etter. / pair at S2S.
chas. Hoffman, stockman. northeas
az Auxvasse, has bean buying stock
aud selling In Audrain. The following
rs a lsss Of some Of his trades, He
bought so ewes from Wm. Flyers, on
the Roy Cable farm, Audmin. at 81
head: sold Lee brothers, Mexico.
an eight-year-old horse for si57b0;
bought three stock hogs from Bdgar
Lockridge. of Andrain, at Sii a head;
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
NEW HOPE.

Archie johnson has a new rood
on his barn.
There win be preaching az Wis
dom Chapel next Saturday ard sun
Gay. Feb. IL ard l3.
Edear Berry has rented the T0m
Cles9oa place for this year.
Asss, Matte Chick * visiting IN
MsxAco az the home * hsF Sisesesf iiisseesss
Mrs. +. X Dolteas
A stnle son uE SIr. Blake : veEy
u % neasIas. Ills recovery i
doahsSaL
Ike wIRoa ss bre2kang several
y0Gzg hrrSss.
\ Wade ard Ge0sgie DoElsas viSisssa
der grzEsararszsas. Mr. and NEs. ".
n. Ghck Sr15Ry
c. W. Wusor and W. 7. Caick
.vis1a6 tie family q Harvey stEErs
S1n8Ay ,
Tie Trspssr sasa last ThGrsssAE waa
vel zzEezsse1 Azi svsTFrhmg hvVEga b
good prSc,az-
L ?. w7Scz saa3 4 h1E Gxrs "a
NJ. 8ohzs1a q Ns1hce. s0r sls9 M
wiIsoa be1shs two bay siE5eEs cum
tzg sarss ys1s cid Fres $50
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
NORTH AupRAIN.

Tlrpd Crawford of ahA HnxSey fiO-
rel visited hnmcfolks over SUNDAY.
Mas Made uo.s,,,o,sar has ~.
tnrnea fr,m a oaaasant visit with
rolat,vss and srlenas An seaana
Miss Al,ce Crawford Of Mcmillan
spent sunday wah homefoHrs.
Miss NalHe crawford has returned
from Anxyasse.
Mr. and Mrs Aubert EnrHsh have
returned 10 their home in Callao AZ.
ter an extended yisK hsrS, with reia.
tives ana friends.
AIrs. Geo. caupbeil. Jr., has left
for amarillo Tex. where she win
aosn lsr hushand Who holds a posi
iior as foreman for the A. t. & S.
+. railroad saops.
q w Campheu Is eeeSinv n large
barn on his fine farm. JAJ John.
son Is doing The work
Rndolph Naadox Is ~ Of pneumo-
nia
Iipaeu Rpaasil delivered 70 Pow.
Ell a AIapdv Il fat hogs at sT.e5 per
oUa
Nir pa,,,, delivered loads az
aos-s s,,n same aav NJ A. * mar ew4.
Tbinss sols wen AZ sba Gilbert
s,la las. THURSDAY Brood SONS
hro,sbt as hssn as sAs per head
ana .,shc.,sos f,,,,p 500 N stss
sY,.naa slona,,er has leassd Mrs f.
i pats,,,,so,,fs farm for ! Term a. 3
xssrs
Ntrs p.t,,,soc u,,,l hara a nua,l5c
saln n ii,,. s,ofk some time shis
,Do,,,h
tohr ps,,, r,,.,,s.,sa = p,,s hrn,,h
:, - ,a,.,ns ..-,,.,.,,,,-s sroro n y
ne,,.,u 1. sS ,,or wi
~ s,-s.,-,'.,,s s,,,d q s,,o anos,s,s
po,sss - 80 !, = s.,,rv ,,.s,, 40
~ y Nr,ss,.,,,, ,,-,,o van tata the
NJ. = nsia 49,, 10 Ne ur,basaa
s,na st,,,., r,,sn
Trha b,swva-a ca.na an n a hnn,sh
ana !. ,ar, yl,Sa
r = r.s,ar ,ns, ra,,rp.a srom
Ka,sa. r,sv Xy-ssresdav
NTrs q = casner snant a wes)S
o,,, !. .hn IA hn,na ,,,aca visiting
ba- stssn~ Nfrs Jasa f;AnSer
1Na wooas iv.ss,a new store has
ar.in t,hanvod hands Mr. Dean
aold s,,e ssoor ~ GOODS ~ a AR
JobDsor lato ~ nowllnr Green hut
rn-msrly ~ a.adaonsa
Henry Rarmev has ,ust eomple,ed a
three rom rsStav0ee ear a Mr.. Ne
DANIEL nora az l.addonia.
Two snicrant cars sopoed here
ana 4snloaaed sly men. four women,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
MONEY BACK
On T+ss Basis Otis Purdy viii Sell
Ycu Bottle Of Parlsian Sage Hair
Grower.

On lf2t oaSis OTIS FufdJ WIN och
Yon a Bottle Of Parlsian Sage Hair
Grower.
Hair must have nourlshmeaIt or
die. If n does not hyae proper
nonrhhment It willlose gts vitality,
ggow weak. and become an easy
prey TO the ravages II the vicious
germs az dandruff.
Partisan Sage Is a hair nourisher;
a is the result Of sineere study and
experiment BY one offthe worlds
iesding scientists,
/, should be used regularly as a
haiT dressing by everyone with
i,ealshy hair. because Ct never fails
10 prevent dandruef, falling hair.
OF any scalp disease
But Parisian Sage Is not only q
preventive It is q certain cure for
dandruff; It stops itching of the
scalp Instantly; Il makes hair grow
thick and suxariant- II IS especial
y in demand hv ladies, because II
makes the hair besuttHul, Sot1 Snd
nTfes. Il is soli by OTIS Puray and
druggists evezywAers, under a posi-
tive guArAztee 20 do all that is
claimed for il. or naney back.
Mall o-dsvs filled. charges prepaid.
ty the American makers, The Gir1ax
Mse. Co. B1sr2Ie. N, Y, TAe giri
With Apbara hair 5 On every pack
arN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
SKINNER.

SuhSsayls sleet was another evidence
of wiuteS. Never a much nicer win
Ter. anyhow. s
Some talk q sowing oats last week
-mostiS by our city cousins, though.
Rev. Barker Of Kirksvlne was on
his fIeld last saturday and Sunday,
But for the inclemen& weather sun
day. there was no preaching at
Bethlehem neither morning nor
night
Russell Squirting erected a nice
front yard sence last week
Porter Bruce put up neat yard
fence recently.
JOS Pickett and family Of Lad
donia were here in their auto last
OF past week the guest Of II. 7.
Squirting aud w. H. DeJarnett.
W. II. Mallory. c. T. Jesse. Benz.
Jesse. Richaaxi Bruce. C. A. Candy,
Walter Candy. Chas. Householder,
John Hamilton and others Of our
neighbons attended lectures by Mis-
souri, University farm experts last
Friday In Centralia.
Taylor Berrey, o. r. Ellis. Rich
ard Baker. Otto Carpenter and others
attended the farmers institute al
Mexico on Jan. &c. Many fine things
said by these Missonri University
expert farmers.
| ], b. Plybon delivered nice driv'
Ing mare TO ]. W, Holloway the last
OF week for s2li.
Alex Bruce and 0. +. squTes
shipped a riixed car load Of cattle
and hogs TO the National marke' last
Tuesday, cattle bringing $500 per
owt. and hogs y7.e5 per cwt,
John f. winn, Walter Candy and
John Hamilton have installed new
telephone on line 81 of The Chance
system,
Mrs. John w. Blum after a two
weeks stay with her parents family
in Kansas CITY returned home sun
day. The Settles family Of Kansas
Ciy were mostly all sick and Mrs.
Blum was there attending them. We
are glad to state all are GONZALES
tcent.
Miss Edna Tanner is here the guest
of her brother. Chas. Tanner, and
family and sister. Mrs. Harry Day,
and family.
| Doan Weaver sold to ]. W. Blum
2S5O bu. of snapped corn at 40 cents
measured Purchaser to do the haul.
ing.
Doan Weaver will have a public
sale ON the 18th Of this month. All
his stock are extra good and
should bring a fancy price.
On last Thursday evening, a large
number Of Mrs. Jas. Chapman's
friends made her birthday annivers'
AIRY one happy event. About half
hundred were present and oh, so
many good things did the friends
take aa. Such events make the host
ess wish her birthday came at lent
once week.
john Blum sold Il span of big
mare mules TO c. Dunn recently for
s54o.
| win Gilmore Of Hatton was here
last week looking for mules.
| Miss otie Baker spent last week IN
Columbia the guest of relatives.
The Willing Workers of Liberty
met with Mrs Holloway last Thurs
day.
| J. b. Python has decided not 20
go TO Colorado to reside. Many
people hail this news as glad tdings
A. f. Bourke of Wilmington. H.
viii occupy his farm better known
as the Tom White or Geo. Lewis
place
Harsn MCGOWAN is ia Oklahoma
and Texas on trip. Some report
that Harse may bring her back with
him.