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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-20

Great Britain's refusal to take part in the Panama Canal Exposition of 1915 may be accepted in sorrow rather than in anger-sorrow that the go- vernment of so great an empire should have sunk into such narrow rut of paroc hial politics that for the sake of n hn'porth of seIf-advantage IL would sacrifice It's share in the nobler spirit of rejoicing in worlds great work we'll done.
 Here. then. Is the childish retort to the refusal of our government to sub init to arbitration the dispute about the canal tolls--"Wc won't play in your yard"
 Of the dispute itself this newspaper has already on many occasions ex- pressed it's emphatic views. Based on a shadowy protectorate over the Mos quito Indians. in which there was never any practical reality. Great Britain undertakes. under the letter of certain treaties made at time when the idea of a canal at Panama was not dreamed of. to tell the United States that 1t cannot send its own coa st wise traffic nt a lower rate than foreign ovean traffic through canal every dollar of whose vast cost It has itself paid for and which runs through territory entirely under the American flag!
 In practical operation the amount involved In the ocean-going traffic of foreign ships would admittedly be so small that the raising of a dispute about 1t at all by any foreign country becomes shining example of "hot potato" stand diplomacy.
 From a government that acquired the Suez canal through the devious. If forcefui. methods Great Britain cm- ployed-always. of course. strictly ob- serving every honorable obligation to its neighbors from the purely and cur
 ious British viewpoint-the Panama protest was simply an astonishing ex- hibition of sordid and envious greed. It would be difficult to believe that
 such a decision as this by Great Brit ain represented anything more that the
 clamor of it's Tory press-the kind of
 n press that day or two ago exploit cd an article calling for the abolition
 In tennis of the overland service which
 enabled Mclaughlin to win back the
 Davis cup-if 1t were not for the fact
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-20

that the government is % largely radi- cal in it's tone. It is difficult. even with that in mind. to believe that this decision about the San Francisco fair can possibly represent general British sentiment toward America.
 Americans generally speaking. are so broad blinded that they do not want fully to realize that 1t may be only hands across the sea" when there is something substantial in Uncle Sans. They know full we'll that the friend- ship that has to be bought Is not worth paying for. John Bull is surely not so poverty stricken that he must hag- gle over a penny with a friend. This show of petty temper is. alas. depl"r- able betrayal of a mean spirit.
 And to base his opinion on 0 high sounding principle Is for John Bull to pose on a pedestal of lofty self-right- eousness which history never erected for him. and which would topple if tapped with even Q toy hammer of truth.--New York American.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-20

TO GET THE NEWA .rpat intssssts Aisskans you snou. .upycribe fer the Daily N"sgs~ per month delivered.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-20

The Peoples Papsr"-Nems Nussst
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-20
FIRE ALARM SIGNALS

Engine House. Phone Main s7
 whistles water. Three fire out.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-20

Some remarkable psychological
 facts are connected with the news | paper head. It Is we'll known in news paper circles that the same story can
 be made to seem two different stories by O difference in heads. Put big
 head on an ordinary story and put Il
 smail head on big story and very often the ordinary story will look greater to the reader than the really big story.
 People are accustomed to blame newspapers for big headlines when the blame really rests with the people themselves. Almost every day one will hear someone say that a paper Is not publishing much news about some certain occurrence when as matter of fact 1t may be publishing quite . lot but publishing 1t under small heads.
 A story always looks more important and more sensational under Q big heading and papers in self-defence. to overcome the lack of thought or ob- servation on the part of some readers. are forced to use big headings. If this were not so no newspaper would use big headings. What would be the use of them?
 Big headings are not confined to the United States. The papers of London. for instance. paste great pla- cards over the city each day with great. glaring headlines to show the important news which the papers themselves contain. People see those great headlines and they go at once to purchase the paper. Headlines really advertise" the story according to their size.
 Big headlines are n different matter from sensationalism. Sen sationaiism comes with playing up stories and making them appear more important' than they are by adding things and details which are not facts. This Is really dishonest. IL certainly Is quite honest to add some facts to story 90 that the story might be seen in its proper light. pro- vided. however. that they are facts and nothing else. A man who invents. or fakes" out of whole cloth Is the real enemy of decent newspaper work.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-20
PHONE MAIN NO. 4S

Entered as second class matter. Feb @, 1907, at the Postofnce at Nome. AlAslea, under the Act of Congres cf| March .. 1878.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-20

Copy for regular advertisements must be in by 10 o'clock on the day of publication.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03
NORTHEAST sENTos

BSrz. . Mr.. and Mrs. James Ae.
f59 Saturday, yHns q. a
RSss-z Do-xsz Is entertaining hFs
ttaT vho has been Irving IN msnoss
Tor s1as E1e
NJ Rnsssr pzszrAE at the Pres
sgtEAa church hEt sgadzr and vi
siEo wsEA z=x SE11zF bsh no-.
GE and aFzrx
ms EE be ne kz serTics Lsa
= TIE bE3azng hssGrs sne r=zo5ssfr=
.0 IT, chuzA begins TIE Bzp
qs9zs hare EnEy Offered the Prsssy
is-zzE tha nss u sbsr church which
ot@ H mgsh appreciated Unson Su.
Gag Sehoe services vii be hsls.
Nx Edsh Savsrz8a retained 70
asr ho7s in Illinois Sunday Mrs.
Ssuhzr rent with her.
TIE Iuteznsdsats Class Of the Pres.
~bTterizn Sunday sehool VIII have an
automatic restaurant in the Church
yard Saturday afternoon and night.
July l-h There vii b several
booths labeled as follows: COPE
tEeens Solid skmmzu "A
Iighi Squeeze. Swell AffzirE a ,
king Of Hearts TIE charges are
rsg reaSonzbie-nothinE over five
cents Come. everyone. and enyoy a
good laua social and st Eii not be
oar faHit Il o dout get pleaty to
eat and drink The proeae8
90 toward rsmodeiing the church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

TIE basket 6izzer az Ekun Lie,
vas largely stazsad last Sunday
Mr. Hnaoa Is F~vogressing nicely o.
liz neE ho1na
ny and Mrs Harry Hosseboser
we're visitors In Coluubz hast wee
Nz Frank Bruce sz& children Wis
ted he Br1es's ssss week a fen
dsys
Miss Matte Govan q Ful,oa !.
AsFs he Esssf q resolves
Bethiehaza Church has bses treat
I'd 70 a nv coat q pai-t on snrlds
and Hpered By TIE haEes o. czupes
Tse msa met a few weeks arc and
ecTers TIRE house and coal bo-se
E~rerytsinE looks fine arouna therp
n0E.
Wa Esels sank a vel or his g
acre farm last week.
No less ;hsn four fEsb fms have
- learned Of on the eth os Jasy. and
NE big eesebrztioa IL centraiia
surely our people have plenty o,
places to 20. rWf
Tanner 4 Day with their families
spent Sunday vih Elmer and mrs
GAteEood
vs. hear q good many chineh
bags around With plen,y q rain
ho~sFsr. these little pests VIII be
~iped or the face q TIE ea-h
@Hss ainetsen years ago ne had
FlsatY q the little fslIo=s. TOO.
Mr. slonzksr VIII Weld the b;reh
a. DAILY the coming year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03
NEW HOPE

W. r. Chick and family were Ii.
Essk-eBd guests Of r P. Shock an
famfl..
Mrs. r. r Dollins and children Wis
tied W \ Chick and family Sunday.
Born. 10 Charley Cassel and wife
June ., . Ie-poand girl
W A. wrsy OF Galloway County \
the guest Of " Z wrzy and fam
ny this week
Albert DoIins sold five shoats I,
Clarence Hccarsy at &c per also. al
80 tNo soEs at Sc a Fb.. and sons
PIGS Al 1900 per head
Our road boys are putting in some
aiee conerete eulverts and II begfnst.
kook Ike something substantial vii
be done.
James Wisdom is on the sick list.
Mrs Pob Hii is III.
It Is stil very dry and the cor
is suffering The gardens are burnt
%.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

MePfke, lots 1 and :. BLK .. McPikes
Add vandzEia szS5
J. A. chanherlain ct al 70 J Z
Lisweilyr, lots 5 and 6. Blk s. Nc.
Pixies Add, yandziia s3ie.
} A Chamberlain ct al 70 win
lots 1. 2 ; and 4. blk /. Lois , and
Z. DIX 8. lots : and 4. blk > and lot 7.
bika MePIke's ASd. vandalia 81.
AS.
J. A Chamberlain ct al to Alice
crigler. lots s and g. blk J., Nc
Pixies Add. vandalia- $500.
J. ) Chamberlain ct al 70 VI L
ElEea. lots : ard s. DIX 1, Nc
Pixies Add. vandaHa sea.
ceutralwest CONSTRUCTION Co. 70
Alice B Mann. lot Z. blk 8, Trolley
Heights Add. Mexico sfss.
J II Haley b. Sniff 20 Kate A. Coss.
well. lands IN Sec 24-sf-10. ssSs.
LIKES CALIFORNIA.
T. r Kunkel is In receipt OF a iet.
Ter from bis son, Lawrence. Who ia
in Chino Calf. Lawrence writes
that be likes the country fine and
says the scenery Is beautiful. He
says the other men al the ranch
where be IS working Initiated him
about the first kay he arrived by put
ting him on a bucking broacho. He
stuck on. bowever. and gained the
admiration ofall the men. He Is at
the Sierra Vista Farm, which is own
ed By a Mr.. English.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03
MEXICO TRAINS WILL Sc HELD
MOST LIKELY.

IsfferSoa City. No. July l.
Il Is understood here that con
plaiuts have been filed with tbs
Kew Public Utilities Conmissso;
z=i=st the wabash and Chicago 4
Alson railroads at Mexico. concern
Ing the trains q the roads Which ar
rve ia that city a: the same tint
and Shlch are not held a few min.
utes 50 that passengers can traasfer
from one road 10 the other without
missing them and thereby being fore.
ed to wali hours for another train
The matter viii Be heard al the
meeting Of The Commission. A mum
Der az legislators. who make their
trips home through this city. are said
to be behind The complaints. They
state they arried here only 10 see
tbs train they wanted pulling out Of
The local yards while q delay Of
three minutes would have allowed
them 10 catch &.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

caEie c Bland ct al to Henry A
BranstetteF. lot 4. blk ?. BANDS 2nt
Adj vzndaEa. 500
Samuel P. Loren to o. B. Wilson
NE IA Of sec s-5e-le. s1e.4ao.
Nalinda J. Han to Sarah W Alder
man Lots /, 2. > and 10. blk Is.
Orig Nartinsburg /. e1 strip OF
sozfh SO.
Thomas E Mitchell to John u
Mitchell. 20 acres sW IA wv II Of
See 1897. $3.50.
George W. Nichols By Admr. ia
Nancy Nichols. lots 1. 2 and 3. bIk
10, Orig Farber. $3.50.
George Callahan BY Grdn TO Mo.
Military Academy. Tract in Sec %
sI-s. 500
Charles H shoup to o z Tucker
lot fronting Z. Jackson st. Mexico.
$1,000
A Chamberlain ct al TO T J
NcPike Losss.blk .. McPike's ADD
Vasdalia- siz5.
J. A. Chamberlain ct al 10 Clifford
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

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a rss5 tire wa ensgFse-
ne Tn1r-saa hzEakzT EuA o.
Esuess as Euth hi hNsssal el-b a;
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rhs Taazssm C11h pzEs ME-1nE
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Fz-E o-saszy , rsSbnx rs szr
sz2 here
Eas cauK6 Z VIZ hHrs sruu Ern
kEn- m pEE weMk.
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Essz ~ssssfEzsA 70 m Ne racNNs
aT ky Mr. AEsa
J 3 WSEtnz has ne
sea hEt Fsr ae past few 6srE
cEte a urzsr tr1u ksrs Ees1S
aA TIE sal game srRssy * RssA
HI
Tie ARa-z1 To-EzE MISSES A.
sosEsan Ea< AZ ne Csr-vA here san
5zT AT k& Enns- q tn EozrS
SsFHrE ssEsz-aE were gsFsz By An
E-z- wszZ EE ~ Hiss NEs q s.
Lnz5s a sE-r~ crowd aEEsaE rSs.
-ssErE
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Ks risr9v EZ bs sssz N ths wa
tx TzrE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

s1Dg B4llsF AMI vile az nsz.
S-gbe- -1Fss Wednesday 20 Il.
Toh. HsB- vAes szz Ct Naasnn
Ny Ez1sE Is the cashier II TIE No
aae BEzk uhztA ss - u7a s- sus
ness Jury J.
Ma BE8sr ET ~ Pe-T IS Tssir1
her D0hsr. N-K MoIie NeFaa3n
who Is Hck
Nr AI3so1 : CUTE II Eslb uz1cz,
O. sAe= Eza nack q. tie ho1s q lis
6xzga,s-. Ms JAMES Creed
&rz Hz-T H0uEstoS5er AID nofh-
~. Ms Stewart q rs- Day aass
ID ehurch AZ Berier sEzazT and we're
dnns- rassx q James Du5ley and
wife
Mrs Ewing and soa q Lang
Branch we're EssstE q SD Haley
E-d wife Sunday
Mss Arnis Esfrs- d kos-s from q
- dam siHt wish relatives and
f7saas II HSzE5hsi S25 Qzt1ey.
Mrs lee BrvEn ans SzzEhisrs
Misses Martha Blanche ard Eans.
czzsh0rn and aaosbsr. Mrs. SaT5s.
Morris, WrE Byron wIksrson and.
1zazA,sr. Miss No,fe Il L wszrer
a1a Miss Leota zn5 Master ylrs
Es1- Wszrer o. near saztz ~
sDezf Fsizay Eqh Mn Nzn Williams
Mrs Loonsaes * soash o. Wer
ard M1 r. Loekr6Es ans dsazh-
ley we're guests az r l. Hsissr and
,zmly Tuesazy
Hasod Hopkins sAd Mss Cords
sostE ErprriSse iheir rzny frexos b.
soiaE 20 Mexico Saturday and getting
married Best wishes exfenaes 70 the
hzpgT eozRle
NJ Zion 6. 8 receiTed invitatiou
FROM Betbsi S s to their plonse and
.sA fri On Jaly 4fn Rob. Ksrs
pzEure
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

NO not the man In Jail here. This
John Nicholson is the famous NJ. IT,.
nigh hurdier and a member OF the
American Olympic team al stuck.
holm, last year. He married Friday
al Washington. NO.. after trying 70
ma a minister in several other piac-
es. His wife vas Miss Gladys Hunt,
. Young school teacher Of st. Louin.
which Is also Niek's home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

All the Eheat in shock last week.
MS a good quality and yield thii
time.
Corn looks pretty ven considerin,
everything. but We believe the yiel,
in Andrain County Is cut short IA
an average tsn-yesr yield right now
no matter If rain comes just right
from nos on.
The oats crop is very short ia
two Esys-Sirax and yield. Many
fields have been turned on 10 Craze
and many more viii never be touch.
ed.
J T. Johnson Is sinking a well on
his Fish Branch farm. Mr. Gray Of "a
Der Is doing the work.
J. r. Squirting shipped 3 load Of
hOga Monday night.
Harry Householder purchased q
young COW Of Mason Pulls recently
for 5000
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03
FoR SALE
BIBLES ron sAl.E--A few tseo
bibles for sii& Ledger Office. dstf


James Ware. writing the Ledgel
from PArson. Kan, says;
.-Tha chInch hugs killed 50 acre
az wheat for me and are now woFkinl
on my corn / Just put Up 50 tons
lof timesky and clover hay from a
acres, the finest I eFer saw"
The Eight mile road district com
missioners have decided to macadan
lie the Fulton road south Of this city
for 4 distance Of over a mile. Work
on rocking the Elmwood Cemetery
road has started
r. r. Hendrix. OF AHdrain county,
marketed Tuesday heifers Of his
own feeding that caused him to leave
well pleased. The consignment con
sisted Of 81 head Of heifsrs that
weighed $50 pounds and brought $500
per cvt The top for straight loads
lof this stock on that day
Charles Harrison, an extensive shin
FER from same point had a load Of
heifers that brought the same price.
His consignment consisted Of 40 head
that weighed $50 pounds and sold for
$500. The shipper "a wen pleased
with his sale.
G. C Dezrdorf. Of Galway county.
Mo. also prided himself on having .
bunch OF heifers on Tuesdays markeI
that brought $500 equallng the TOP
Of the market This bunch consisted
Of Il head that averaged ESQ pounds.
Live Stock Reporter.
Jack Brown OF Audrain county, No,
had IA a load Of 1890 pound steers
for Tuesdays market that brought
the top price for the days trading
The shipment sold for $500 per ewt.
Mr Brown Is one Of the most prom
iuent feeders in bis county. He Is :
regular patron Of this market and
condltions bis cattle personally
Live Stock Reporter.
Hardin Field. Ia charge Of Field
Bros horses. returned Tuesday fron
the I.atonia races and shipped hls
horse from here 70 Butte. Montana
He len for Bate Tuesday night. lie
has with him: Tyree. Waldo. Scary
William and Carter Johnson All Of
these are good horses and should
make good 10 the Montana races
Powell's Ford nelghborhood oats is.
reported 10 have made half a crop.
'lEhile what wheat has been thrcsh-
ed is good.
D. NJ. Dunn delivered the first
whea, here Wednesday. It tested 81
pounds
Dr.. w. II. Douglass Of Benton City
reports wheat yields in that vicIn-
ity a little Owe II bu to the acre.
Stock water is very scarce in many
parts Of the county.
THE Montgomery County Court Is
arranging to condemn a new road
around the MiReola Hills on the
Old Trails Route. The cross-state
travel has found that It is almost i'm
possible for automobiles to negotiate
the Mineola Hills. Travel across
the State leaves the Old Trails Route
At New Florence. No. and comes
through Mexico. We can bold this
travel IL we make the Mexico route
the best
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03
ExEcuToRs no1lcL.

Letters testamentay al
tate Of R A Jess, /
were granted to the uudsz,
End day Of July. 1911
PROBATE Court Of Au5-aln CO..
All persons having clalnI
said estate are requested d
them to me for allowance u
months after the date Of al
or they may be pteclnisd n
benefit Of sucn estate ssi
claims be not exhibited III
year from the date Of ~
they VII be forever barred
S. P. EMM0N
FIecllog
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

THOSE Of bur people who don't
TO stay at home on the 9TH OF
July will attend the celebration at
Aartinsburg or centralia- Next YER
Mexico is going to expect everybody
in AudraIn and adjoining counties to
come here to celebrate the Fourth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

THOSE Who r already beginning
to stir the troubled waters for
United States Senator from Nilsson
r should remember hat we not on
~ have to nominate a Democrat il
August, 1918. but hare to elect him
in November OF the Same year. U.
s Senators. in the future, are to be
elected By people at the November
iction and not by the legislature in
January.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

W. D. LEE knows the value Of first
as. well located residence property
ana has purchased the oroar home
on Promenade street. There is no bet.
ser Investment ihAa Mexico real es.
eA'e no matter whether It is business
or residence property.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

John orear is home from q visit
~ Ohio. Mr. orear has received No
word regarding his departure 70,
Bolivia His appointment az United
States minister was passed BIZ the
Senate last Tburrdsy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03
ADVERTIV
LETTERS

A list Of advertised lstm
ing uncalled for in the ~
Mexico. No. for the -
June 30. 1913.
Allen. Minnie Nrs
Barnett. Maggie Mas
Barnes. Roy 2
Bel. Daisy Miss
Beland. John
Blum. Fred 3
Blue, Martha Ms
Blum, J FerdenaBd
Buckles. W II Mrs
Clark. Grace Miss
chrisne err. May Mn
Preach, Fred aud Nr
Gregg. Clara Miss
Gieeelman. Ho7ensa
Girard. Euulce Miss
Hardy. Jewell Miss
Headrix Andres & M
Hereford. o II
Henderson. WI
H~ickmorton, C II
Hogan, John
Humphrey. Calrean
Jones'. J " Mrs
JoBes. Albert /
l&NFon. q III
Lee. d "
Massey. Harry
Mudd. Herman
Nlckens. Ida May
Powell. " Miss
Ramic. Ellen Miss
Saunders. Rufus
selps, Ed and Mrs
Smith. Mrs
Van Cleve. S "
washben. r
Whitney. Roy p
Respectfully,
2 3 vi
No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

COL 2. A MORRIS, A H Whit
ney. Fred Pitcher and Sam Byrns
viii leaTe early in July for New York
to attend the National Elk's conven-
ton after which they viii visit New
York City and the Eastern summer
resorts These boys expect to have
a delightful time and are making ar
engagements to take the "Old Man
Of the Ledger" down Broadway and
coney Island If they can catch him
there as be goes to Long Island on
his vacation. All right boys. the
water will be fine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

John Atchison and wife d
ara making a visit 10 their y
Mrs Holly wlthorspoon at D''
burg. Ky. and having a nIa
time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

wUNDER HOSE Tor Ladies. Miss
e. Boys and Children. 4 pairs for 81.
Warranted to wear 4 months At Poss.
sons Dry Gods Store. d2Ei
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

The Mission Study Class Of the
Methodist Church win have a picnic
at East Lake on Thursday evening. A
good time is anticipated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

FoS cH buT a Refrigerator (Ehfle
tasy Last al 70 Per cent OF regular
Price This Is quite a szYing-and I
10 Still early ia the season.
for Can Ferris & CsHihorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03
PRIZES FOR
FARMER WOMEN

TIE Ledgsr offers sic FIRST 4
prize; IS second prize: s3lso. 4
third prise and the Weekly LetM
ger . year fourth prize TO the 4
Audrxan County Farm wonea !
~4sc sen the moss butter. eegSW
chicken. ducks. turkeys. geese
cream or min from jan n
uary 1. 1918. to January I. n
n II. not counting eggs sold form
setting purposes. Any resident
woman Of the County is ehgs-
bla n
All sntrseS mnst be aeoou-
panied By full lists Of sales fIedW
Al Ledger Office not Ater than sW
O'Clock .. m. Jan. Is. 'I4. The
decision will be announced WITH
In a week Make your report ash
follows: n
No. 6oz- eggs brought s.. s
No. lbs butter brought /.
No. chickens brought -.
No. t0rkeys brought
No. ducks brought -.
No. geese brought -.
No. gal. milk or cresm
brought
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

Born. To Air- and Mrs. w A Shut.
lenberger. Tuesday, July /, a fine
son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03
INSURANCE

We are prepared TO write Farm
and City Property Insurance al reas.
enable rates and IN reliable compa.
pies. duI
North Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

We a save you money "a that
Suit for yourself or boyge our
prices.
Ricketts, & Eumous D. O. Go.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

LADIES' six hose. warranted "a
scar. Al Tie and 500 = palrblaek.
white and coiorx a Poissons DR.
Goods store
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

Herbers, the tWoyears old son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Theo- Lockhsrt. on n
Clark. is seriously IN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

Mr. and Mrs. Jas Acton q
Benton City. are TIE proud ~
a fine son which arrived 2
Mrs Acton was Miss Lucy Y
Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

Rev J. D. Greer Is home after .
t~o weeks visit 10 relatives in Bow.
ling Green. KY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

THE rules Of the rest room at the
Court House forbid the drinking o, =,
tosiea'ing liqaoFs sE tast room.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

me electric a has been repaired
and is nov running according q
schedule.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

Mrs. Nancy Groves Of Monroe CITY.
mother Of Mrs T. j. Kelso. is yery
III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

YOU sEE IT IN A LEDGER an.
CHANT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Pals :
tertaining a lovely daughis I
rived June 30.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

Ideal Summer Drink. weleh's Grsrs
Juice, at Smith Bros S2w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03
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makes the Xxi Oil Cook welcome in
every home. TEoburner. $3.50; ths
three-burner, 5000.
Ferris & Csuthoru
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

Soc Large Can Of Aspar'sa
2oc- Try T. AZ Smith Bfo'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03
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4atAaitaf 30, july J.
Heavy showers broke lie
i've heat prevailing here tie
days. Corn, which had besa
standing the drouth 10 good
has been greatly benefited I
outlook lie for q good crop
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

P. T. Locke had his hand painfully
cut By an electric fan Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

only last : short time, Tissue Cling
hams at lie d1r1
Ricketts, & Emmons d. q. Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

Mrs VIM. Mckinney. wife OF the
County Surveyor. is visiting her son.
William, in MlddletoEn, Nc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03

Miss Erna watson rctarioa
home In Fulton to-day rem !
York. Miss watson was q Wv
Miss Mary Banks = short HDiN
nesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-07-03
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