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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-10-31
THE .JEFFERSONIAN

are ourselves going to vote for
Roosevelt and Johnson on Nov. 5th,
for we honestly believe we will have
better times in Georgia and the
Sunny South for the next four years
If Roosevelt and Johnson are
elected.
The Progressive party stands
squarely on the platform of Thomas
Jefferson, and the platform guaran-
tees the people they shall rule them
selves. b.
Col. Roosevelt, after being shot
by an assassin S bullet at Milwaukee,
went on to the auditorium and with
the bullet piercing his side, spoke
for an hour and a half, pushing on
the cause of the common people.
When we have a great leader like
Theodore Roosevelt to take up the
battle for the farmers and the labor
ing class of people, we should all
join in and help push on the fight to
place our government in the hands
of the common people.
BRASELTON BROS.
Braselton, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-10-31
Will VOTE FOR ROOSEVELT.
Hon. T. E. Watson,
Thomson. Ga,

A4OA. Il Is w dLSOu,
Thomson, Ga.
Dear Tom: / want to say through
your next issue of the P. D. or JEFF,
that as | see it, it's the duty of every
liberty loving son to cast his vote
against Wilson. The way he secured
his nomination and the methods
adopted in the present campaign
are enough to release every voter
from any sort of pledge. My God!
will we never learn any sense? Shall
it be said of us that we can be
"bluffed' into supporting anything
that is stuck up by a few unprinci-
pied politicians? We may be 'spot-
ted" as boilers, but had rather be
caught in such company than to be
classed with lot of galvanized
Protestants who are doing all that
is in their power to deliver us to
Rome. There has never been time
when free men were more in demand
than now. Let every liberty loving
voter say on the 9Th of November,
America for Americans" by cast
ing his ballot for the man who de-
fed the lion, Rome, in his den.
J. l.. MOORE.
Bethlehem, Ca, Oct. 20, 1912.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-10-31
FOR ROOSEVELT AND JOHNSON.

Dear Sir: Some of the Demo
cratic papers in the State are insist
ing that all those who voted in the
Democratic primary, vote for
Woodrow Wilson. We don't con-
slider the voters are under any obi
cation at all. In the first place,
Champ Clark went to Baltimore
with a larger number of delegates
who were elected. by the people
than either of the other candidates
and if it had not been for the trick
cry and scheming of Wall Street,
Champ Clark would have been nomi-
mated. In nominating Mr. Wilson
the popular voice of the people of
the United States was overruled.
In the recent Macon Convention
the voters of the State Of Georgia
were again run over and trampled
under foot by the politicians. Mr..
J. j. Brown was honestly elected by
the voters of Georgia., for Commits
sioner of Agriculture. He had more
delegates and got several thousand
more votes than either of his oppo-
nents in the primary and yet the
politicians at Macon disregarded the
voice of the people of Georgia, and
defeated Mr.. Brown.
When it suits the Democratic poll
ticians to jump the peoples nominee
it is all right, but when the common
people protest at their work, they
then raise great howl and say we
should vote for the nominee. We
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-10-31
THE MENACE OF ROMAN CATHO-
TICTSM

In the paper, at associations, in
sermons and in private conversation
for years we have tried to point out
the menace of Catholicism in Ameri-
ca, and frequently have been re-
minded that we were alarmists and
that we were erecting ga Catholic
DOGGY just to frignten the timid.
According to the 1912 edition of
"Kennedy's Official Catholic Direc-
tory" there are 15,015,569 Catholics
in the United States proper. Tween
ty years ago Catholics numbered 81
615, 185, showing that within 20
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-10-31
PAGE SIXTEEN TIE JEFF
A Pittsburg Prohibitionisf
Writes His Views

State, and therefore, we have by
some been condemned Please note
that we had this plank in our nation
al platform in 1876 and other times,
and furthermore, that if that fact of
not having it this year condemns
the Prohibition party, why does it
not more severely condemn all other
parties. Rome-cOntrolled and Whis-
key-soaked? These have not dared
to even mention or intimate in any
way that they were interested in
such questions.
It is reported that Mr.. Wilson,
whose election is practically assured,
unless wonderful changes take place
soon, has been made an honorary
der known as the knights of Column
bus. If this be true, it simply
shows great moral weakness to take
such stand on the eve Of an cleo
ton. Pray, what will he do when
elected?
| understand that you have with
drawn from the Democratic party.
/ do not wonder at that, but / can
assure you that the most consistent
place you can stand is in the ranks
of the Prohibition party. Let us
pull together the largest possible
vote for true patriotic principles and
stand united against rum and Ro-
manism If we do this, | am sure
we will elect Prohibition president
in 1915, and by all the patriotic
men coming into our ranks, you can
be assured of the strongest possible
planks on the protection of Public
School system and the separation of
Church and State will be placed in
the National and State platforms of
the Prohibition party in four years,
and will be there to stay.
l am urging this action on other
patriotic leaders, and I am hoping
that you will see that now is the
time to take definite stand where
you can accomplish the greatest
good for our beloved country.
I am Master Guardian in large
court Of this city and identified with
the Prohibition party and feel i'm
PEELED to address you as l have done.
1t will be no advantage to anyone
but yourself to know the writer of
this article and if you desire, you
are privileged to publish it in whole
or any part. Whether you do or
not, l will be much pleased to be
favored with reply, giving your
views on the present and future po-
litical outlook.
l remain yours,
A PITTSBURG PROHIBLTIONIST
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-10-31
population has

years the Catholic population has
nearly doubled.
There are 17,491 Catholic priests
in the United States and 1899
Catholic churches, of which 9,256
have resident priests, the other A.
$50 being mission churches.
There are 8S seminaries, with g.
006 students preparing for the
and 701 academies for girls. There
are 5;119 parochial schools, with an
attendance of 1,333,786.
There are also 28S orphan asy-
lums caring for 47,111 orphans.
Including the children in parochial
schools, colleges and other charita-
bic institutions the grand total of
young people under Catholic care
amounts to 1.540,O49.
The directory also shows that
there are IA archbishops, two titular
archbishops, 81 bishops, two arch
abbots and / S abbots in the Union.
With this in mind, even among
citizens who pride themselves on not
being prejudiced against Roman
Catholicism, it will scarcely be
thought that Governor Foss, of Mas
saehusetts, was straining at mere
gnat when he refused to take third
place at the function in Boston
where society of Catholic laymen
was entertaining President Taft.
The laymen wanted to put Cardinal
O'Connell in second place Of honor
on the ground that he, being a
prince, took rank over a mere gov
ernor. But Foss StubbornlY held to
it that in the United States there
cannot be any ecclesiastical princes
of foreign appointment outranking
an American civil officer elected by
the people.
The Catholic Telegraph some
while back said that the cardinals
are crowding on up to the White
House. 1t says that with Cardinal
Gibbons as celebrant, the second me-
mortal military field mass will be
held on the White Lot at the White
House on June 8. Admiral George
Dewey camp, United Spanish War
Veterans, has made arrangements
for the celebration of the mass on
that date, inasmuch as it will allow
the thousands Of visitors who will
be in Washington to attend the I'M
yelling of the Columbus monument
to be present. The occasion will be
notable in that President Taft and
other leaders Of both State and
Church will be in attendance at the
mass. Monsignor Bonzano, the new
papal legate, will be present"
And they crowded up" accord
ing to it's prediction, and they keep
crowding.
ALABAMA BAPTIST.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-10-31

Life and Speeches OF Thos. Il. Watt
sen will encourage every ambitious
young man who has to struggle for
success. Price, 67c, postpaid. The
Jeffersonian Publishing Company,
Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-10-31

EAR SIR: / have not had the
pleasure of meeting you, but
am reading some of your
writings and wish to state
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

nrIn.a
In order thai osofy reader Of Tue
Ledger needing treatment may have
an cpportuniiy 10 test this eesebratsd
medicine. ne now famous Indiana 80
enlist has come 70 hie front with
an offer 10 eise absolutely frac a full
size slice package 70 fiyH hnnslred
persons tjhrose The wonderful
claims vhlch dave been made for u
In malins this offer the sciea'ist
said Il know THAI there are many
people who have been sufferins for
ycars With como chronic disease and
many Of them haze spent large sums
Of money seekine curo. ! know
that d.ese feopse hesitate abon' In
yesang nionoy In medicine because
they have despsired OF ever getting
well. Thousands have told me that
story and mans thousands Of the
same oeopie have told me afterwards
that my treatment had cured them
after doctors and everything elss
/ | !; s,,s.: failed ] want 70 show these De
spaIrIns Iloople that all the news
paper tax about my treatment Is Cd
soluteiy true. KANT 10 prove 70 Q
limited number--no matter what tii'
disease. no matter how long the'
have suffered, no matter how blu'
aud discoanged.-that my srcalmea'
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wonaeffnl hesnns that have been re
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
Chunks otDiHttUO0d
BY r o'Rourke Dill

We Have With Us This Evening
When the proper time comes, our
good lifelong friend, J. q Ringo, will
announce his candidacy 10 The Ledger
for County Treasurer jim Ringo has
been a resident Of Audrain County for
many years and his friends are legion.
Jim is an honest, hlgh-minded and
progressive cltlzeb none better.
A big bunch Of county candidates
were here, Saturday, extending the
glad hand and becoming wise. It's a
way they have. Many are called but
few are chosen. All Of them are a
splendid bunch Of Democrats. Let's
make every race a whIrlwind race.
Col. Mtlt Householder, one Of the
best men Cottonwood Springs owl
ever flew over, was here Saturday from
bis north Audrain plantation. Col.
Householder Is warm friend Of The
Ledger and often feeds the Owl food
for thought. Should he ever have a
change OF heart and "come over or
the Lords sIde,' The Owl would vote
for freud Milton for any otiice be
may want. And SO would Hon. Reu.
ben Harlow, the peerless one.
THEIR 61sT WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton B Wilkerson
reached their 6Ist wedding anniyer-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
viii Give $500 To Sick
Of Mexico and Vicinity
Indiana Scientist who Originated the NOW ralnOus
ssHome Treatment" Offers $l.OO Treatment
Free to sick and AilIng.

ported"
People who suffer from kheenla
tEsm. kidney Trouble. Stomach Irou'
BILE Liver " Bowel Disorders, ca
tarrh Bronchitis. ssthnR, chronle
Coughs. Weak Lunss. Lnmhago. PIGS
Urinary Disorders. Female weakness
q OF any Kind. the weak worn o,i''
brokcn-dowr and despcndent win ee
delighted AZ the effect of q few dos
Is. This wonderful treatment creates
a tinc appetite and helps tbe digest
,ge organs TO carry on their funo-
tions a they should. It strengthens
Tho kidneys. too. aud drives rheuma'
tism poisons from the blood as u ~
magic That Is why people who ~
Il become 80 enthusiastic
Apy reader Of the Led~er WHO
wal Try this exsruerdinsry medicine
/ that has created so much exei'eaen
Inv Hs cures can tsi.is.a absolu'e's
Tree i fun si,oo treatment by simply
ldniag ia the coupon hsaow or WIZ
lang letter describing their case y
lthelr own words, II they prefer, anc
\ mating Il today to James W. KIDD
4 Fort Wayne. Ind. No money nee'
be sent and no charge Of ANY KING
win be made.
4 AZ this offer Is limited. you shonl'
write at once. in order 20 DC sur
10 receive your free treatment
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

10 improve the condition ot the
sick in asm4houses Is the work
that the Missouri State Nurses As
sociation has undertaken Miss
chariotsc b. Forester of I1ansas
clty. a member OF the Association
IL preparing % begin on her work
II studying conditions THAI nov
exist and win come 10 Mexico
among the first.
/ w. r. Cross. former Mexico
boy, secretary OF the State Board
lof Charities and Correction. has co
operated with the nurses associa
Itiol and is planning the work thai
they wish to do.
I'VE have been trying TO make
thorough study of the ainshouses IL
Missouri for some time but have
been unable to do anything along
1.-THE line untn Mr.. Cross consented d
aid us, said Miss Forester. 1.-THE
nurses in Missouri are the first IN
1.-THE United States TO undertake this
work. We intend TO study the
management Of each and TO see jus
how the sick are being cared for"
"The play viii be very smart 81
Ifirst,s said Miss Forester, land
1.-THE work will be very unpleasant
bm we feel that if is our duty e
% this for the poor Of the state.
Il expect TO spend abort one oi
1.-TWO days in each Of the counties ol
lthe state. she said,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
PRESIDENT WOR-
RELL APPOINTS
HIS COMMITTEES

Prsidsnt R. d. worrsi. cf the
aIexico Commercial clnb haa ap-
posuted tie foilowlns sanding cam.
mioees:
Flnanee-w. Z. Atkinson. chair
man: /. 7. Mccsse and Ross cantn-
ora
Membership = Hred W. P1lei'er,
chairman: Fred LAewealyn and sam
d. Byrrs.
Manufacturins Joe susith. chair
man; Il Z G Tucker and Frank
Kalso.
Pubiicity = Frank Rassdale, chair
man: Cisaz- p Maiono and caas'
cIaybrook.
Pubic improvements L. B Iiaw'
thornA chairman; W. G. Wilkins
and Chas. BuckAer.
coaventions-Rufu Jackson. chaii
man; John Bead and John T. Rick
Ietts
Railroads George Lee, clsEf1nan
LEA. NJ. White and W. J. Morris
Merchnnts- Nate Philip. chair
lman Joe wilkins and ]. W. Fry.
The members Of these committee
wiH hold their first nconday lunch
leon next Friday al the Hotel Hox
lssey. beginning promptly az Il
I'acicck and ending AZ ] o'ciochl
These iuncheons win be the bus
ness meetings Of the committee
and matters OF iinportance 60 th'
club generally will be brought a
at these affairs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
yOTIcE OF SALE UNDER
DEED 0F TRIST.

whereas i 4. finder and Emma
III Tinder. Ills VIE. by their certain
deed a frnst dated the Sth day Of
March f9If dulS acknowledged and
recorded III tlic Recoraef's Office 81
the County az Andraln and STATE Oi
Missouri ii Trust Deed Record, Boob
| III At Page 237 conveyed 70 the ug.
deralened Trnstee ihe following g..
scfibed Kral Estate lying and being
situate IN ibe County Of Audraln and
| State ~ Msssouri, to-wii;
Tho Vest Halt tf-2l Of tho souih.
east Quarter and tho East Hall On
lof inc Southwest Quarter 90 d
section 1--WE t21 Township Flity-,Eo
(se1 the south Half ti-2) Of M
sonih.gesi Quarter Of Section nh.
ty.six t3cl Township Fitiy-thfa
I (5gl ne Surlh-wegt Quarter Of aF
south-wrsi ouaglcr and the soMi
itbirtoea scrcs af the sopth-wcsi Qais
tpr az tlie NDvlh-west Quarter 4 See'
ltIon ore fl3, and the North'easl
lonarter AZ ife Sonti-cast Quarter d
section T@O tsl IN Township hiv.
ltwo fi2l Also eiEht (S) acres %.
lscribed as follows "a part Of loi VI
luf the Southeast Quarter q Af
| North east Qnafter of Section Tw
ltgf Township 81 beginning AZ lhe
South-east corner OF said lot J. re
thtnte Wesf 81 rods thence Notth
rSds. is East i6 rods hese
south as rods. to ibc point o. begir.
ming AIi 0f tbc above describe
Tracts being OF Range Twelve az
| Witch eald eonyeyance was mace
| IN trust TO secure the payment q
IeertaiH negotiable promlssory notes
ltoseslcr wiils the interest thereea
| ana ID aaid Deed OF Trust fully O.
lscrlbed.
And whereas said Deed oil lfass
tproyiata that IN the event deiaall
shoula be made tn the payment
said nf0miss0ry notes, the Trustee
I. named ii said Deed Of Trust at Ils
| request cg the legal holder Of saa
| pr0nais sorry notes NAV proceed 70 sea
1.-THE above described Real Estate y
lpubiia ven5ue. to The highest bleaa
| at tla East door OF the Court hoess
| in tlie g.iix Of Mexico, Missouri ef
leash, FIRST eiYing twenty days pleE
lnotlce D t3ie time, terms ana pIsr'
OF sale, and ef the property 10 y
lsold lsy advertisement in some hess,
| paper printed and published 10 w
lsaid County of Audrain; and VIZ
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22


r.. D. woRRELL, the new Prcsi.
dent Of the Mexico Commercial Club.
Friday night delivered splendid ad
cress TO the business men of Mexico
Regarding the policies Of tho organic
ton. Mr.. Worreii's address had the
right ring 70 II and we believe he
VIII prove a most efficient presi--
dent. Tire Commercial Club is going
TO get down to business right away.
A paid secretary viii be elected and
various committees appointch andthe
committees viii be expected TO 90 TO
work at once. The membership Of
the Commercial Club includes pro
gressive men in every walk Of life ~
Mexico. Every business and every
profession ard every trade Is repre-
scented. We ard al interested In the
growth and prosperity Of Mexico and
Audraln county and we are all 90.
ing to work together In an unseifish,
Intelligent and organized way 70 Sc
cure practical and benefIeiai results.
That's the way to make ! greater
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

THE memorial services at the Bap-
tist Church Thursday afternoon in
riemory of the iate Mrs A. Ks Yam
sey were mcst appropriate. Mrs. Van
{ ! was one Of Mexico's most faith
fcl and deyout Christian women. and
w. be greatly missed from this
community The Ledger joins AL Of
oar people in casting flower on
the grave Of This noble, Christian
worker. who was 50 much beloved "
ait who knew her.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22

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n T,nde- ~ wits ~ ,he,- ....la .-.alla
49, IN frn.f dafed M. 9eit .s.Ail s.l
Enrii 1tfff aus ati.nss.i~s.---,.H ~ q
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ne conntr ~ k.ialain 4ns So So oi
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a. - s.re 80 eonrfs.5 3 - a looE
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$500 e... ~ ,t,-eo,,s s.,e. '''''in and
''Tse ny. I e..,ss nef "a ~. 80
onsr,c~ f1-ti oe se6fton .I.Laest 1r,.,-.t
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
THE NIn.h plHlrIct Repub

THE Ninth District Republican
Congressional Committee fayors
Ire reelection Of Taft for President.
Tia committee met at Bowling
tigseff. No. Feb. l6. and called a
convention 10 be hegd at Mexico on
Wednesday, April 10, to select two
delegates and two alternates to the
National Republican Convention.
Hon. John X. Brown Of Mexico was
chairman Of the committee on reso-
iufions. which endorsed the admfnis-
tration Of Winlaam Howard TAFT
aid favored bis reelection. The
basis Of representation at the Mex
ico convention VIII be one delegate
for each three hundred Republican
votes cast at the last general cleo
tion
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22


TIhe Carnegie Lahraqy for Mex
leo anasa new jail for AudrlRnl conn'
n are the flrst two pubic Improve.
meass to be given sssa;'ii;ss: as;'ii;s ;c..@ der
alton by the Mexico Commercial
Club. The first weekly luncheon
was he'd al the Ifoteg Hoxsay, Fri
day with eighteen membefa pres
ent. President worrell presided
Iand IN his opening remarks. stated
ihat he wanted Il understood thai
every member of inc Commercial
Club was expected 10 attend these
weekly hmcheons. which ecst those
who gere present % cents each
He urged the membership committee
70 Immediately start a campaign to
eniarse the Club and to invite all
farmers and stockmen e Join mas
much als the Club was working foI
the good OF the county as well as
the city
The Club voted to urge the City
council 10 submit the proposition
of maintenance fund for the pro
posed Carnegie Library to the vote
Of the people and ALLOW them to de-
eide the matter II was also decid-
Ga taas the Publicity Committee b.
placed in charge Of petitions ask
Inc tie County Court to submit tc
the vote Of The people a proposi-
tiol for a new Audrain jail
il was decided good roads were
among lhe most important matters
to he considered by the Club and
that al soon as t1ie orsaaizatton
was a little older an active cam
paign for bstter highways would be
inangrated Promptly at ! O'Clock
the meeting adjourned to noon
Friday. Feb. 2srn. Of the same
place