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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
$1,000 SADDLE
STAKE IS NOW
FULLY ASSURED

-
Inc movement begun by the Board
. me Commercial Club at its meet.
hi~ this week, and explained also.
Were ip this issue of the Ledger.
icr a hospital for Mexico, received
The hearty endorsement Of the cl,h
az us luncheon, Friday. An inviaa.
tlon was also extended the Missouri
Electric, Gas. Water and Street Ra,L
wa Association, which meets an
joplin soon. to bring their conyeu.
ron here in 1913. There are usually.
about 500 In attendance. The Mex.
leo Power Go. who will have a rem.
resentatdve at Joplin. will extend
the invitation for the Club.
An advertising committee was an.
Pointed by President worreli. TO take
charge of arranging a booklet adyer.
Using Mexico and It's resources. The
conamittee is composed of II. Il. G.
Tucker, chairman; J.. G.. Lakenau
and 7. J. Williams. Prot. Miller, Of
the School of Agriculture, of this
stste Will be Lnvlted to meet with
the dub and take the matter of
giving Andram an experiment sta.
ton up with the county court.
The s 1000 saddle stake for tbe
Mexico Fair was assured, so Geo. LIE
announced. 1t was the first inten.
ton Of the club to get only 80
me to guarantee II but As names
have already been secured and 50
- now the goal.
The following is the list Of those
WHO have signed the guarantee:
Mexico Ledger. Geo. Lee, Ivan Ash.
worth, w F Atkinson, ] w Bar
nett, ]. G. Thornton, ] W Woodbridge
s Z Byrns, E D Graham, A H Whit.
nay, Williams & Sharp. w. ". Fry.
Jr, Harry Noel, W H coons, VIM.
Mason, Chas Arnold ] w Million.
Earl Carter, T. J. Hoxsey, Tucker &
Mcclure, @ P Malone, F. M. Rags
dale, 9 W Criswell, DR.. H / Turley,
NJ 7 vandegrift. Judge ] S Gatson,
Q H Dean. Joe Constdine. Il. f. Eli
OFT, J L Shobe, w w Bolts, e D
Moore, r d Rodgers, e L Lakeland,
J G Mundy, H D Llewellyn, n ri
The In~telligeneer, Mo. Pub.
Co. G H Kunkel, Crown Laundry Co..
Lacrosse Lumber Co, w w Pollock,
B R Middleton, Smith Bros, Judge
Alex Carter, G f Clark, NJ L Jones,
T. s CAN'T. ] B Graham.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

NJ. w. Burdiok, Prop. Southern Ho-
tel, Houston, Mo-, would like to
tell all those troubled with kidney
and bladder diseases what cured
him. He says: II doctored with DIFF
ferent ones for kidney and bladder
trouble, but got no better, I heard
Of Foley Kidney Pills and took some
and got good results at once, and
now feel like a different man and
gladly recommend them" Otis Pur-
dy druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
z FOR APRIL.

April will not be a very favorable
month for gardening or farming, as
there will be lots of rain and cold
weather. There will be IA days scat.
tered through the month like the
first IS IL days in each change Of
mocn. My forecast reads;
Between list and 9th there Will
BE- Z IL days like first and 3 IL Of
fair weather, with cold wave and
frost. Between 9 and II there will
be { IL days Of changeable weather,
and 8 10 days like first day. Betwee
IL and "a, there will be 3 IL days
If cold, showery weather and 8 IL
days like the first day. Between
9th and list of May there Will be
3 10 days Of rain and 8 ~ days like
first
DIR. d. ]. Kanaly.
P S Look out for high waters In
rivers and creeks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

G II Combs, an old settler in
Northern Missouri, where he is we'll
known and highly respected, is liv.
ing at Meietr He says; q took a
severe cough some time ago, for
which | tried several medicines, and
two ptss clans, but nothing seemed
to help Ny son left me a bottle of
Fo'ey's HeFey and Tar Compound
AMI It l,i..ed me greatly, more than
anything / rad ever taken" Otis Pur
dy. drugg st
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

The commissioners Of the Mexico
l~light4Mile Special Road District held
their regular monthly meeting at the.
office of Ms. Myers on Monday
morning. j.. II. Lane and Ms. MY
ers were present. Geo. Lee being
absent.
Mr. Lane, treasurer Of the commits
sish, reported a balance of s2032 81
IL the treasury.
Fills allowed ais follows:
a. G. Owen. road and bridge
work $3.50
", i. Craddock, sup'l $50
Tnte.lligencer Pub. Co. suppl 400
ID. G. Owen, road and bridge
work B9.25
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

The Auxyasse Review says: VIM,
D Lee. he Mexico horse and mule
buyer, was in Fulton stock sales
day and he and R. II. Buckner
bought a car load of horses and
mules, paying from SIS to $500 per
head for the load"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
WILLIAM eIeeERs ELECTED.

VIM Biggers who made such a good
sire commissioner for Mexico a
number of years ago, has been elect
ed eornNiIman of the second ward in
Moberly. Mr., Blggers appreciates the
honor and confidence such an office
carries with 1t and will make Moberl
an excellent official.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
THE DEMOCRATS OF Aul
RAIN COUNTY, MISSOURI:
AUD.

mexico, MO-, April ., 1912.
announce myself as a candidate
for the Legislature Of the said coun
ty subject to the Democratic Prim-
ary vote, on the 9Th day of August,
1912.
NY Platform, upon which / pro-
pose to make the race: State rights
and personal liberty. There are a
few specific questions, important in
themselves, that / shall endeavor to
explain, In this canvass ever the
County Everybody knows where
stand on the Good Roads question.
! shall endeayor to force to the
frert every practical plan to build
good roads, remembering that good
reads, or any other necessary i'm.
proyement, can only be consumated'
when we are willing to pay ex
nenses, | ana in favor Of Convict
Labor, in making improvements for
public utility, within the State, nnd
giving the conyicts a reasonable per
cent OF their earnings. / am OPP
posed to the Inheritance Tax, and
wi work and vote for it's repeal. /
shall take special interest in the pro
y!ding moro liberal provisions for the
old and needy Confederate Soldiers,
in and out of the Home at Higgins
vile, Missouri. l am opposed to State
wide Prohibition, Will vote for and
support local option, believing every
Town or County should have a right
TO regulate its own affairs. That Is
Democratic. am in favor Of pro-
noting and providing every means in
tue interest of rural public schools
These questions, with others, will be
discussed before the people of the
the County as opportunity presents.
Most respectfully,
dwtt j. B. HAWKINS, M. u.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

my little son had a very severe
cold. ! was recommended to try
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and
before a small bottle was finished
he was as we'll as ever" writes
Mrs. H. Silks. 20 Bowling Street,
Sydney, Australia. This remedy Is
for sale by all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Don't be surprised II you have an
attack of rheumatism this spring.
Just rub the affected parts freely
with Chamberlaln's Liniment and t
VIII soon disappear sold by all
dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Mahafa Stockwell, Hannibal, Mis-
souri,. recently used Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound for the first time
and says: "To say | am pleased does
mas nalf express my feelings. 1t is
by Gar the best medicine | ever used,
lao a bad cold, a terrible head
ache. and was threatened with pneu-
1ror'a One bottle Of Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound completely cured
M. | shall always recommend it,"
Cts Purdy, druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
GENERAL STORE COR SALE.

General store In small r. r, town
in Pike Co; stone building main
corner, low rent, three year lease,
good school and churches; clean,
new salable goods worth $4,000. III
health reason for selling. VIII
take $750o.00 or $4,000 cash
and balance In land. d1 4.4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
WELCOME 70 MEXICO.

\ Bnckner and falnily are now
ped in their home on South
pom street and have come to
} to reside permanently We
lad to Welcome Mn. and Mrs.
|er and daughter. Miss Mary.
going to help make Mexico a
+ city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

N r. Gray, residing southeast of
Laddonia, had a mare killed by
lightning at noon Saturday. She
was valued at s225 and was insured
in the Town Mutual Fire Insurance
ompany. wv, l.. Fowlcs, Sec'y, Mex.
loo. Mo. dwit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Tureman Marques, Of Carls-
New Mexico, was the guest
A A, Wallace and family to-
pile en- route TO Fulton to Wis.
husbands parents. Mr.. and
Marques,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

l. Thomas, father Of Mrs. Jas.
S was brought to Mexico from
Sunday. AFR. Thomas is
Of paralysis and 1t quite
Hrs, Harry Shaver. a daugh-
,companied him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
woek an TELEPHONE BUILDING.

WORk ON IELErHSN@
Workmen began excavating for ohe
foundation for the new telephone
building Monday morning on the sue
,a East promenade street, The con
~slruction will be pushed as rapidly ~
possible.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
BIRTHS N DEATHS

FOR MARCH.
According to a report Of Wallace
Dearlng. registrar OF births and
deaths for this district. there were .
births ard 10 deaths for the month
Of March.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Mrs / w Quinly, 1895 Boonville.
ST., Springfield, Mo, writes us: Il
had rheumatism and terrible pains
across my back. I took Foley Kid
ney Pills and the results we're sure
and certain for now all pain has left
me. | gladly recommend them to
all who suffer as | did" Otis Pur,
dy. dtagsist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

For rheumatism YOU will find moth
Ing better than Chamberlain's Lini-
ment. Try It and see how quickly
It gives relief. For sale by all deal
ers,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

J. T. Johnson who is home from
Mudbavia, Ind, where be took the
baths, says most everybody he saw
was for Champ Clark for President.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

james and wife have moved
to Chaffee, Scott coun.
tt reside permanently. We
{, have Mr.. James leave Mex.
ID wish him much prosperity In
Nv homo, where he win engage
practice or law.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

lEsMEN We want an aggres
in Missouri to take
! for US; $1,000 cash daily ex-
! and Commissions. Mi. Cronk-
s5i Century Bldg, Pitts
.Pa ii G.la
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Col. J. r Johnson has returned
from Kramer, Indiana, where he
took the baths at Mudlavia Springs.
Mr.. johnson is much improved in
health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

r Clark says the river will
to rise four-or five feet yet be-
/ Will iniure his island, which
aied in the Mississippi. south
Touis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Geo. Johnson is home from Hot
Springs much improved in health.
He says Charley Lewis will be
home some time this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

! Buff Orpington Eggs, $1.25
citing of is. Some cockeress,
! and hens for sale. J. v. Fry,
\. Promenade, Mexico, No.
sat e
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Mrs. Charles Johnson and little
daughter, Gladys, Of Moline. depart
ed Friday for Monroe City, where
they win make a visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Judge ]. S. Gatson was here from
Va,salia on business Monday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Arthur Howard and Miss Lille
zala, Of Moberly, have been guests %
relatives in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Masters Welsh and Clayton Squire
are home from Benton City where
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Hide
brand
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Charley Adams Of Charlottesville,
No, was the guest Of Or. Clarence
Rothwell Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
5nrtRtu
MISS FRANCES L
Phone 447.

SON of calasb.,ro M ,ra ,,isttinr
friends here
Messrs Bush Atchison, Cave john
son and Emmett Berry are home
Columbia for Easter.
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tan.a &C.,. 49,
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On April 9Th. 1887, Miss Alice
Wales and Mr.. T. s. Reilly we're
married, the twenty-fifth anniver.I
gary of which event was celebrated
By a pretty reception held az the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly Friday
evening and enjoyed by about forty
frie nds. The guests were met att
the door by Misses Arleen SquiresI
and Stella skaggs. The reception
rooms werebeautifuIy decorated with
potted plants, and the dining room
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sJt.,~ III, 80 -,
80 ~, 4~
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,Fe+
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man-S Nh, -
n.ha ~oso $500 ns al
j.. ,.n1 r'S,s
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the evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly
were the recipients of a great many
ina -tattors u oonarat,latior
The Young Married Ladies' Club
was entertained by Mrs. Joe Moore
Friday afternoon at the home OIL
Mrs. Louis Moore. The extra guests
we're Mines. N. r. Rodes, Frank
Buckley, Misses Susie and Mamie RIM
so and Mary Buckley
Mrs. Chas, Rodgers gave a pleas.
ant little afternoon party Friday in
honor OF her guest, Mrs, G. II. d.
Cave of Galesburg, Ill. Her guests
were Mines. T. II. Johnson, Oils
49, npt,,,-~ p.,'4 r1 y,
= r-tr.1 urs, 49,
80 $50
pa..sam 49, rnarsiaon Ta4,s
,rans~ 80
Mrs, Jas. Trimble oil Kansas City
The D. A, r. chapter met Monday
afternoon with Miss Beth Durkee. All
aaa anast,nna 49, aa5as !. ~
n aa--s H. 49, 49, C..ra-
NJ n,amha.s IL. hasnm tAairl
s,..t .,a.4.au IN. III chaataa. ~,
~ ~ ,ti,,.,a-, 49, i maat
,ntarast,nm III instraot,va m-,nner
w. ara,aan. = n,h,t.
Opinion The hostess was assisted
by Miss Margaret Cave i'm serving rel
treshmepts, during the social hour
whirh closed the afternoon
Tho cbo,,t a,,ora n,et Wednesday, az
to,yonr ,,tth Nrrs chss craham
they hth an interesting lesson on
Jane ADAMS, LED by Mrs. Graham
Ilere VIII be no more meetings OF
me Chau'auqua until the last week
n Apni.
Me- r M,ndv uras bosess fo,
AZ cov,o,r,so+ CIR r,,esdov ~oetar.
,oo,
Miss Ruth Mason entertained a
few friends at a MONDAY luncheon
Friday In honor Of her guest. Miss
Eliza Ann Dale. They We're Mrs
Ellen Mason, Misses Alicia Mason,
Pauline Powell, Mary and Laura
Garter.
u.
M.s
''pN.n 800 49,
Nooa = ieAas' n
nale' fusn sianf' sa E,s-~
e"lsei' eu'f W
eeaee,
The engagement OF Miss Mildred
Clark whitney and Mr., ]. VIM.
stueck If 81. Louis was announced
nj 4 marty eiyen by Miss ELIZA Gibbs
SATURDAY. It was a very unique
Easter marty. Hollow eggs were hid.
dan IN v~arlous places and there was
4 iollv hunt for these eggs. one OF
uiss whitney ana Mr. sti,ecJx The
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

w. Il. K'ass has returned to his
home N Columbia, after a short
business trip to this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

u. q, T'rimble Of Kansas o"S Sp'
Sunday in Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Mrs. Ollie Carmean and son, Wal
ter, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs j. r.
Paradles, of near Benton City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
10. IN ann III prarH
-Agu Ghis lHrrk
30 YEARS AGO.

. Emmons and D. E. She,
we're elected school directors.
MIS- Edna Williams was very I'll
The following Mexico wer
visiting out Of town; Miss Bssie
Hisey and Mrs. ]. G. Lekenau. Fn,.
ton; Mrs. Goo. POteet, Moberly; Mrs
Z. NJ. Lakeland. Montgomery Civ.
Miss Emma Allison, St. Louis. M.
w. Bryan and daughters. coyrna.
ton, KY lung
The Jewish citizens of Mevao
sanized an Association to bsauss,
The Jewish Cemetery. The Officer.
Of the Association were: H. Jacobsor
president; L Phillip. v-icepresideut
and treasurer; T. Frank, secretary
The Jewish Ladies' Aid Society baa
Tor Its officers; Mrs. Lesem. presi.
dent; Miss Title Phillip. secretary.
Mrs. l. Frank, treasurer.
Jesse James, a noted bandit was
Relied by Robert Ford at st. To.
seph' Mo- Ten thousand dollars re.
ward was offered for the capture o
James.
Robt- Mcconnell sold his hotel AT
Slater to R, B. wOrrell OF Paris,
Mo.
20 YEARS AGO.
H. IL. Mcdonald moved TO Mexlco
from Thompson. Mo-
@. B. Null was building a store
room on N. Jefferson street. where
he was arranging to open a grocery
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wales
4 son.
W. J. Erb and daughter, Miss Rosa
Of Rush Hill, were en- route to Ger.
many for an extended visit.
J, N. Cross was connected with
the v. W, Harper dry goods store.
Mrs. R. II. Digs and son OF
Martansburg, were both Ill.
Dave Armstrong was Ill OF typhoid
Fever at the home of T. Armstrong a
Worcester, Mo.
II. G. Eagom purchased Eugene
interest in the windsor
Mr.. Eagon assumed posses.
sion at once.
Mrs, Dave Mcclure died at her
lone i'm Benton City. The children
surviving her were: William, Robt..
Frank and Clayton.
Harry Hollopeter. Charley Gregg
md Howard Taylor, all Of Mexico.
y ere express messengers on the Chi
& Alton.
10 YEARS AGO.
G. A. Crasby, a stone cutter at
Laickie Marble Yards. died at
nc Globe Hotel in Mexico.
Hugh Bird of Mexico was injured
shile unloading thing at Doan sta
ion.
The remains Of Mrs. L. N. Nc
ANN who died in Ellensburg. Wash,
brought to Farber, Mo. for in
,crment.
Howard Basket, OF Mexico. and
Miss italy Ciendenin, Of Bonham,
Texas, and a student of Hardin Col.
were married in st, Louis, Mo.
Mas Sue Robertson announced
her engagement to F. L. Bronaugh
an elaborate DINNER.
., G. Wright and family were ar
to nov to Princeton. Indi-
ina, to reside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

b 10 Mr.. and Mna. Edgar Stew
0FAeast Of Mexico, April :, a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Mrs. Chas. Shearer and baby are
visiting In st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
SEED CORN EoR SALE.

Good Boone County White Shelled,
81. 90 a bu. at pen. Chance Phone.
Thompson, Mo, 4-4t d1
P, T, BRUCE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Unable to Work.
/ Gustav Hlmmelreich, Hochheim.
II. writes
II, A pumber Of years / suffered
s,,,r / took cold, with severe at
asAna, which usually yielded
nnp0n home remedies.
~ pat however. I suffered for
ponihs without interruption so
Il nald not do any work at all.
various medicines tina. were pre-
h bpasht me no relief.
Ir tlking six bottles OF Peruna,
1 scapia and two of Manalln, /
n MY trouble so that I can do
i arm work again, i can heart
commend this medicine TO any
suffers with this annoying
lint and believe that they will
good results"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

Fred D. Marcivllle, OF Sioux City,
Ia is here looking at horses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
Hides, Furs, Pelts.
Sam Morris wants
them at the highest
cash price,
Sam Morris.

Andrew Hanaaker is critically iii
OF appendicitis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

BRICK FOR SALE.
have plenty Of good building
.sf fire brick for sale a. prices
you can't beat. None
I, Or cheaper. Mexico Fire
lnd clay Company. SAT-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

| llgla Botts Il visiting rela.
h Kansas City,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
' BACK DAN.
BY BACK DAM
pRuFF CURE,
Purdy Guarantees Partisan Sage
paudrufi and Failing Hair.

lk Of It, dear reader, II PAR
SAGE ISN'T the most invlgor-
and pleasant liair dressing
u~sed-money back,
| doesn't Danish dansiruff, stop
fom falling and do away viii
ilch-money back. 80 cents al
|Purdy's and druggists every
IRISLAN SAGE as a hair grow.
/ scalp cleaner is all right.
Dora NJ. Daniels, Williamson
Eisan Sage cured me OF terri.
bling Of the scalp" Mrs. c.
Be, Oxford, Ala.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

4. to Virgil Pearl and wife, on
a son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11
Read The Following Directions.

DIRECTIONS Outline ii this or separate sheet Of paper twenty objects in the above
prtureu whose nam begins with the letters GA" for example cage Also write ot your
list Of names The person not owning an upright piano sending in the correct answer
shall receive first prize
Everyone not owning a piano that sends in an answer shall receive a prize. Winners will
he notified bv mail Only one prize awarded in a family In case Of aMe an equal dr
vision viii be made ohm grand prize All answers will be submitted to FIVE judges
[dinnresed business mnl Each judge will be allowed me vote The piano will be
awarded to the person whose answer receives a majority Of the votes, Judges must vote
bv ballot Decision of judges final Professional artists, drughtmen or designers an
az Lnr same TO us
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-04-11

una, and after using four bot
n say / was entirely cured"
unahls 70 WORK.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-08-22
Yellowstone Park Excursion.

The Oregon Short Line Company will
operate a special low fare excursion to
Yellowstone Park, effective with .'Yel-
lowstone Special train leaving salt Lake
City the evening OF August 3Ist. The
following round trip rates will apply
feom principal headline points to and
through the Park, covering all rail. stage
and hotel expenses for the complete five
day tour, including Old Faithful. Lake.
Grand Canyon and Mammoth. Idaho
Fails 1868; Pocatello, $3.50; Ogden,
s43.75; Salt Lake, S45.25. Rates from
other points not quoted, two cents Der
mile in each direction, to nearest head
line point quoted. See agents Tor further
details, including copy OF itinerary of the
tHp, or write, d. f. Burley, General
Passenger Agent, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-08-22
Wendell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckingham and
family have moved to Twin Falls.

Mr.. and Mrs. Buckingham and
family have moved to Twin Falls.
Mr.. c. Price entertained his par
ents from Shoshone over sunday.
Geo. Barrett leaves next week to
resume his duties a. instructor in
the schools at Lewiston.
Mrs. H. D. Jackson and son re-
turned home last week from a three
months visit in the east.
Mr.. s. NJ. Smith and Miss Covell
of Jerome left Tuesday for Boise.
where they will be married.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Weinburg re-
turned Saturday from their outing
in the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Boyd, Mr..
Ed Guinan and Miss Hazel Miller
left on Monday for the mountains.
Mr.. Ralph Starks visited his par
ents in Hagerman last Sunday.
Mr.. Chas Rays and Miss Queen
Salladay will join a party from .Je-
rome on a camping and fishing trip
to the mountains north of HALEY
today (Thursday.)
Miss Gertrude Pratt, of Orchard
Valley received a large shower Of
postal cards and birthday gifts from
her Jerome friends, and wishes,
through this column of the Times.
to thank them all as she is not able
TO write to each one. Miss Ger
trude feels that she must have a
good many friends in Jerome.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-08-22
Idaho Development Congress-

A convention Of representatives Of
Commercial Clubs, Irrigation and Deyel-
oPment companies, Mayors and County
Commissioners is called to meet in Boise
at 10 \. NJ, September 10th, 1872. for
the purpose Of considering the following
questions:
]. What steps shall be taken by the
state Of Idaho to insure the adequate and
successful representation Of the states
developed and ~undeveloPrd Resources AT
the Panama-Pacific International Expo.
sition TO - held at san Francisco in
1915?
:. What further steps shall he taken
BY the state 81 Idaho to insure the adver-
Using Of the opportunities presented by
this state to those Of other sections Of the
United states between now and 1915
for the general purpose OF increasing the
population Of the state and brinoiny
about as rapid a development Of its re-
sources as may be legitimately accom-
plished, and for the particular purpose
I
OF persuading as many as possible Of the
visitors to the PanaIna-Paciic Internal
tional Exposition to either % To- or re-
turn from California on one OF the many
railroads traversing this state.
The state Of Idaho has already selected
n OF the two or three best sites for
state buildings at the above mentioned
exposition; It is a beautiful plot Of
ground looking out upon the Golden
Gate Harbor and is Immediately in front
Oh that section Of the bay on which the
naval m~anOeuvers will be held. II il noe
essary that Idaho shall do Justice moi
only to itself, but to its sister states and
to the Exposition, by gathering and
maintaining there as fine an exhibit a.
mar be OF the agricultural, mineral. tim
ber and other resources of the state.
Commercial clubs shall be entitled 70
n delegate for each ten members. irr;-
grtion and development comanies. may
ors and county commissioners NAV an
point not more than two delegates each
ASpiccs of all kinds at Ricbmond,s