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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-19
4 Playground for Westminster.
f0nUmUtlI
"Breathes there : nan With soul 50
LII

"Breathes there = nan With soul SO
dead.
Who never 10 himself hath said.
This Is n on. n native land
Are there AZ citizens Of Neatmins-
ter with souls % dead thai lhey nave
no pride and take 10 interest IN In
proving and identifying their native
city Westminster desires 10 Be pro
gressipe and n . date, but IS any
vessel or machine / ONLY a. strong
as it weakest nart . 0nlg Is Vest
minister Is progressive IS is unpTo=
gressiye citizens I'll allow II 10 be.
One Of the marks Of progress all
over the country + Tie public play
ground which Il n9I passing fad
but a vide spread movement for the
good of children. HIth not only the
regular officers. Ut It's field aeere-
tarles as well.
Westminster Ia been given the oD-
portunity to have plans for a play
ground furnished free, which would
ordinarily cost from SID to 500 but
up 10 the present tine the opportunity
has not been grasned. hut oppor-
tunity viii not always atnnd with
smiling face and Eft In her hands,
but will turn elsewhere.
May Westminster Haken before It
is too late aud avail Itself Of the priHl-
eyes extended.
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Surprise Party Near LiHeberO.

The home Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. N.
Brodbeck. Of near IIneboro. Was the
scene OF most delightful surprise
party on the 18th Inst. which was the
thirteenth anniversary Of the birth OF
their eldest son. John ". Broubeck.
The guests began to arrive about !
O'Clock, and amused themselves In
various plays and games. including
music and singing until late hour,
when all we're Invited 10 the dining
room for refreshments. which consist
ed of lemonade. cakes, candles. fruits.
nuts. etc. The table was most artis-
tieally decorated With roses and other
cut flowers and presented a most
beautiful appearance. Master John
was perhaps the most pleased OF all,
for he was the recipient Of many use
full and valuable presents.
Those present we're: Megars. and
Meedamea-J. i. Brodheek. John New
man. Frank ReddIng. Milton seigman.
John sharrer. Manuel Heindel. Harry
Sharrer. John Dull. Messra.-Daniei
Frock and John : Nelson. Of West
minister: Misaee=-MaY sharreT. Viola
Dell, Jennie Kreba. Eta Eeigman.
Marie Braun. Jennie Snyder. Gather
Inc shaffer. Blanche selgman. Mary
shaffer. Clara Brodbeck. Estie Brod-
beck, Bertha Drodbeek and ALA r.
Brodbeek. Westminster. MeHErs.-Hor
ace Walker. Emory Dubba. Robert
Dubbg, Charles Marley. Edward
Frank. John Frank. Melvin sprlngla.
George Keyser. Melvin Dull. Ira
Braun. Russell sprIngle. Paul Bangh
man, Charles Kreba. Bertlee Meckiey.
Masters-Lee Ilderfrltz. Maurice
Brodbeek. Raymond nIndel and Will
lam Seigman.
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HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT.
Coming, Tompklns' Real Wild West
and Frontier Exhibition, Combined
with Cooper = Whitby's European
Circus will PIay IN Westminster on
Saturday, September q, 1918.

This will afford the people OF this
county an opportunity TO have one big
Holiday, the old and young can onjoy
one of the best exhibitions that haa
ever been organized to amuse the
public. There are Real Cow-Girls.
Real Cowboys, Real Indians and
Real Mexicans thai Mr.. Tompkins has
secured by contract from ranches near
his home In Western Texas. II you
have any doubt about Mr. Tompkins'
horsemanship and you have horse
that the boys at home cannot ride,
bring him 10 the show. Mr.. Tomphns
will saddle and ride him ana the
horse will 90 home With you as per-
feet as he vas brought, only much
wiser. This Is only one number In
the Great Show. There are coW-girls'
and cowboys dances On horseback.
Indian races on horseback. The
way they had TO handle the law In 49
to stop horse and cattle stealing. The
trials and troubles settlers had In get
ting to some point IN the West. How
the Indians annoyed them. ETC.: also
the Great Mountain Massacre. The
Show carries one Of the old prairie
schooners and In the hoid-up there Is
an old stage coach that has history
too long to publish now. There are
about one hundred head Of horses and
broncoa used In thia part OF the exhi-
billion and the Circus i furnished By
Messrs. Cooper : WhItby. who have
always had one Of Americas best cir
euses.
Don't miss the parade IT noon;
worth going miles To see. and big FREQ
exhibition on show grounds 1t one and
seven p. N. Performances At : and
n ~
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canae you have not paid my salary:
your donations are mouldy fruit and
Rormy appies.--'and by their fruits We
shall know them
Brothers. | am going away TO a
better place; | have been called to be
\ chaplain In the penltentiary. Where
90 ye cannot come but go to pre-
pare place for YOU and may the
Lord have mercy on your souls.
Goodbye"
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WANTED Unfinished room With
board, East of r. r. Possession 0cIo-
Der l. Call or address hrs. Anderson.
122 East Green st. aanI I22I
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His Parting BeneilletloIl.

A country minister, In certain 10
cation, took permanent leaxe Of his
congregation in the following pathet=
lie manner;
Brothers and sisters, come u zaY
goodbye ] don't think God loves
this church, because none Of you ever
die. don't think you love one an
other, because | never marry anY Of
you. don't think you love ne. be
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EVE SPECIALIST
Dr.. }. Kahn. EYe Specialist

Of I4S1 Mccullough St.. Baltimore,
will be At the WESTMINSTER HOTEL
every FRIDAY d each week from a.
m. to 30 ?. n. where he will be
pleased To see al Hho my need his SER
vices. Eyes examined free. Charge
for glasses reasonable. The DR.. comes
highly recommended IN his profession
and has letters d his ability - Eye
Specialist. aug % If
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4 TALK IN COFFEE.


We have our Coffee fresh roast
ed each week 50 that our custom
ers may be sure Of getting it
absolutely fresh.
We guarantee every pound and
will promptly refund your money
If not satisfied.
II the Coffee you are using is
unsatisfactory give Us trial and
you will not regret It.
Our Coffee i blended for us by
one of the largest Importers in
the United States and can be had
only from II.
THE DINsT GROCERY CO.,
aug2o Westminster. Md.
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H4Z#GEI

Ladies haze x.aT Gambinga made into
Braida i - u = =. Transformation
Sl.91 ~. H=.HH.z H1z. Nal orders
promptly attended =.
LOUISE n0LANnER.
= :. Liberty street.
anK = Il Baltimore. I'D
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PITTSBURGH
and CHICAGO

Elecfrlc-IlghIed train Of obser-I
walton parIor nd club car. Steel
sleeping cars and vestibule
coaches.
Leave Westminster 1890 !. NJ.
Arrive Pittsburgh 80 ?. NJ. and
Chicago 7:So o'clock next MORN
Ing.
Also through sleeping cars
leave 100 :. ~. arriving In
Pittsburgh rs :. ~.
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.aXDAkGIsu.

Tha Tn = EzzH.F : lain. paper
hangers. -. $ Na#I lain street.
Westminster. L. In dissolved by
mutual consent - Joseph Il. Hahn.
aIlI continue =. BURNERS II The old
stand where = - ! iarKa and sell
selected to- = = IHa latest designs
Of rarloF. la. Dining Room and ted
room Papers. - Hauldlngs, which
I'll - - = F. reasonable rates aud
II = WORKMAN manner.
before placing XoaT orders. cal and
examine n HIn.K nd learn prices
Window shades = II kinds made to
order an nHI - Il hort notice Pic
tureH q II 10 ana kInda framed. A
share q h public patronage Il Holie-
tied XaHTa u serve,
JOSEPH i. HAHN.
: Nj Naln Street
Second dor from shaHfa Drug
Store 7. : : Phone I14=F.
sept ) ama
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
WEDDINGS


ne vszslzg q K-ssels- Gzz4 os
nszpsoz. azs Mss Laura Carter
rEu be Saturday erszazg AZ So a
tha hu-s q tAe h-iss's f1ths-. Juags
Alsx Carter. ne BsE. A " Taysor,
ssrssu- q sua Rsss CAnrcA. VII o.
aeszss
TIE wedding vi he 4 qsssk a.
s1l-. 70 tnritsfsczs bss-E isssst and
sly izzsdsA.s zemha-s ot the fan
I II beng p-essza Bsth y0aag peO-
7,s a-e us-hs-x - s-p q Audrzln's
zass p-uzinsut fznTes- Tie Le1gs'
soszs n sxtsssing eozEratzlsfioas h
aarsaes.
Miss Anzhsi wSyiSzd. q KeyEes-
VIE. wea knoEu IN ths eitE. ss.sh-
~ o, J. ". wsFlAas. Recorder q
Desss for Chzrst5z county. v1s
married a. KeTtssrEIie sundAy uighi
10 Bszhniu Maran. eva engineer,
y Chicsso
Csrszos Olshzu- 4 WShash fire-
zan q Mobsriy zas Mss JeUsI
barley q stErEeoa were married
saz3ay zfts-oooz b Ce1irzliz.
Ne. and Immediately asser tie Ger
szoay let sor s.. Lozis to spead
their hnzsyUoaz viii relatives and
trends. Ms Olshan was = popaiRr
Sturgeon girl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
NORTHEAST BENTON

Ers Wsuis Sewers and Ettls s5u,
f-oz TEXAS are visiting hs- L ~ber
AMI 0-ssr relatives zroznd & -ez
Cg.
Mss Eta Jones Of Minooza. %
is visiting A. s. z. serzttos'E
NJ azs Mrs. Thos .Wulsr ezyov
ed an azto trip to Aurrzsse sun
z-y ==s----==ss= =5Sh z. Il. Roekwsn
and family.
4 EOod zaay are sez-' rhs
CAz-tz-gu& this week.
President Gz-Ttn :, VISA wood
C11sgs Ezvs tEo nzs ss--o-n q;
ths Chrls.izz Cau1c' sunzay
W0k o. TIE Pr byts-sza chsrrs
Is progressing rapidly. Il Is er
F'sS.st O. Ts1sesssF u ts4is wess
20 LII shhasLzg ssd lzthf-- bes
al ahseh tine he kfi@s viii cons
ard serve a basket dlane-. 4lr-
sozs q ne ladies' vii er6sarcr Il
sao< thear ability with the hammer.
We are ea5oying these dare OF coo
wsafhas but ars wondering II the rzr
VII oo-e n tine 80 the farmers ear
gas heir wheat crop in
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28


A. O.; iss-tgie uot long ago
ne qETk -ta Eas asked. How nauy
housewives haze sflcs' You can Tefy
EASILY guess the narHre Of the replies
To this question. for ng1s Of these
present had much Of sa .dea Slas a
siIo, really is After q shor1 eTVizna-
ton il was agreed that nearly every
one present in realty had silo oi
some kind. Some Of these were used
for saving fruits. oo-n. and others toI
preserving cabbage for future use-
We don't really speak OF these as
silos. but the effect OF the saving Of
these beds when placed in jars is the
same as ii IL With corn when stored
in the silo; in Other words. silsEs is
green corn preserves by storing in an
air-tight structure
There probably are very few farmer
boys that do not remember some rainy
day or evening when all hands got
busy preparing the cabbage TO al the
kraut Jar, Probably no thought was
given the subject because It was q
yearly task. and no one realized that
In effect the saving Of the cabbage BY
making It into kTaut is the same as
making corn siiaEe II undoubtedly
served a good purpose In keeping the
family ia a healthy condition during
the winter mouths when other green
food was not available The same lie
true Of silsge. which affords a suocu.
lent and nourishing Iced for the live
stock.
There may be question as TO
whether all stock win eat the sour corn
silsge, but give them a cfanee and this
thought win be quickly dispeIled. for
all stock eat silage very greedily. and
the returns in he form Of milk and
meat viii amply pay for all the trouble
and expense.
Yours very truly.
INC SERVICE BUREAU.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
VEGETABLE OILS

L. o. Miller. Bernardston. Mass.
writes as follows; Gould you kindly
give me some Information about vege-
table oils that are used as substitutes
for linseed oil? Where. in your opin-
ion, could SOY beans end sunfiowers be
most proftably grown"
There are various oils to sdulterate
Iinseed OIL. but we are not aware OF any
of that win take its place, or even
add anything to its value. II seems
that linseed oil is the only one that
has ever been found that possesses the
proper drying qualities to secure the
results desired. Whatever IS added to
II seems merely to be a dstriment.
Soy beans and sunfiowers may be
probably grown under some condi-
tions There are great many regions
where they viii grow satisfactorily,
and we believe that the middle west
or west would PERHAPS give the best
returns, all things considered. In
Colorado the Russian sunfower makes
a wonderful growth. 1t is grown quite
extensively for feeding chickens
The soy bean Is Z crop that win
stand a great dral o. dry weather.
hence is profftably grown on rather
dry soils, although Il responds to
moisture as well perhar as any ether
crop. II Is crown extensively through.
out the south; alsseon Of the hardy
varieties are found in the central sec.
lion.
II you are thinning of coming west
with q view 70 taking up such work
as growing these crops. you can get
information by addressing any Of the
state colleges In the west.
You nav Re able TO obtain further
Information as to vegetable oils by
addressing the Indian Refining Co.
~ Battery Place New York. n. Y.
or the Union -Petrpieum Co. IS South
Second street PfilsdeluhIs. Pa
Yours very 'r-iiv.
III G SERVICE BUREAU.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
Younes CREEK.

The pastor az Ncfino church d
aoiding series OF meetingB there, al
sisted By Rev. Williamson Of kan
szs City. He IS preaching fine ser
nons and ls greeted each night h
large and attentive audiences.
Henry Dudley and daughter, Misr
Kate Of Mexico ana Miss GersIe and
csoldie ByDee attended church at No
llao SUNDAY.
Mrs. WIN Johnson Of Iora visited
a Mrs W. T. Asbury's, Mrs. Ed PHI.
chsr's, and Bud Johnson's from
Wednesday untll Saturday.
Beanie sueed left last week for Dal
tor, Men.
Mn. Amelia Maliinckrodt and son,
julius, left last Sunday for
their home at st. Charles. No, after
. three weeks visit at her cous.
iH's. 9. T. sehaieffer.
Ellis Bros. sold two ioads OF
hogs 70 Emmett Mundy last week an
r BouiNare, one load to same party.
Otto Carpenter sold / wagon load
of hogs 20 Muady & Powell at ss.z5.
Miss Mazie Maxwell Is making a
short yssit at her uncle's. @. r.
sehieffer She has been attending
the Normal AZ Warreasbprg this sum
mer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
Ths ou,.otnoar LIf.

The man Who lives an outdoor liie
Who sleeps with the stars visible
above him-who wins bis bodily sub
Hstence at first hand from the earth
and waters, is being who defes rain
ana san. has q strange sense Of elastic
strength, may drink II he likes. and
may smoke all day long. and feel
none tie Worse for It. Some such re-
urn to The earth for the means OF life
70 what gives vigor and developias
power to the eoloBis, Of an older rsee
essi On and Iike ours. A few gen.
sra'r"e ~na wing in such fashion
s'e'' eai ia' o' vitality which
''' inr The prodiKal
by their descend
sihle only by the
nature which their
gfd That sach
mnltitndes of our
to keep up our
nd energy .--.Dr s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

Mss Nzry C2stk0-z q Molsno vas
gees q NJ ard Ms G. 7. ScAsesFs-
lzsc week
Mss Msry Czzrho-z is zTz1Eing
matters 50 she can sps1d The week
Al the Mexico cAzuezzquA
Mss Mare Maxwell VII iezFs
for Palmyra TITS week where she
VII resume he- school Eo~k where
Sc e employed 70 tszrA The coming
tzl sn5 wi-tsr tsr- near there
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

We lad a nice shower Monday ey
entng; Il raiaed enough that people
VII aoE have 80 much water for
their ssock:
The p-oc-zetsi neeting at the Chrs
tian chuFch a. Santa Fe Sunday ev
euing vas wei attended,
Rev. hcFarisne and wife OF Can
toz', are holding the meeting at tn
hras,isn Church. Nrs- McEariane
sings and plays the organ
Earl Brown Of Santa Fe IS spendfn
a few days xfeh kinfoIks At Macon,
Jetf Bates and family are moving
70 Mexico this week
The chzutazqua at Mexico Is now
raiHg On
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

can. slthoush our luneh and "a
.,,h - e,rzt to4sfed EngIiah muf-
IN. we're very good. There are
oue very peculiar thi1ss about the
table. fruH is never served for
brsskfass. except as an extra. but
ter Is not generally used except with
breakfast cereals. pies (sueA ~ they
are). puddines and practically All
ds~serfs are served IN soup 2iz.as
With a soup spoon and a fork 20 est
them with. A real tesspooa is ap-
pzreatiy unknown. after dinner coffee
oaes Substituting. The meals seem
reasonable and almost everything L
table De hote, but never includes COT
Zee as cne Is supposed to take thai
lin the loange Prank says that
uk.en he Is out n lunch with the
men they always leave the cafe and
20 to the smoker for their coffee and
lciears. although smoking seems 10 b
ailoves ere1where
London Is big. big. no, high -
bus nat -fhe fIrss day wandered
shout a little alone. did little shop
ping and found on hoE very crook
ed the sireets are had 70 call .
l;aSs wherever wanted to so. bal
fortunately they are very reasonable
the minimum being eight pence o.
1 sixteen cents against forty in Mes
York. It was great fun TO see -
the streets and places 30 familiar n
all Engi8h stories such az the Strand
which is a good shopping district
Bond ST. the most exclusive. Oxford
} Pieadilly. Pail Mall and countless
Others. IN the main part Of the cir
There are practically no Street cas-
the double deck buses taking III
place. and 70 my mind they bloel
traffic and are more in the wa.
han cars They are so numerous "a
so poorly marked for a stranger ths
I seldom dared risk taking one-sun
day We wandered about the big an'
Parliament buildings and westminste
Able. going there for Tesper ser
vice and sitting in the Poets Corner
\ The eIteriors are very slabcra.s. s
much detail, one place where the
could apparently think Of ..oftilg els
they made q row OF d.fisrspt litii
animals play hide and seek down tn
: ioof. At one entrance ID the
: Building. they mus; nave rsa .-'' q
J lens so they made two very much a
founded ones with their eyes star.
ing out Of their sockets ami their ioI
CUES lolling out The ins,Ge Of tb
o Abbey is wonderful sn1 was .hanE
! full to see II first du-inE a service
{ later we took a 'cveiy ride throagi
g Regent. Hyde and q. u Paris an
E saw the ger. unat.fas.:se Bueking
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
The Weekly Ledger
Ezssrsd 81 rAs P. o. n kexAeo. No
Gz1 a1zszs6 - 1afeAss EsaEssr.
NEW HOPE

Mrz. Minais Wilson IS going Il
CEzrks Island - speza q few Eeeks-
c. h Dickey Is hzaIing lznbsr for
ueE hgass- He vi c5-Zszes
bzlIding Il a day Or two
L Is stlu dry OF TIE "Raeno11
Rdsav and looks ss thozEh ths rziu-
maker bad fo-E1ttsa tbs nsck q
he Woods.
Jzzss T-Elso1 sod Sins & Soz II
head Of cattle weighing 1875 lbs q;
Sc PER n, ard also ozs bU1 az $50
per hUn6red
Bob Hi ATTENDED The Bzvtss: As
snelatios a. L5hsrTy C1urch Sunday
We are SOFT to hear os TIE dsath
as or verify School Supsrizssasszt.
Prof Saobs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

Thsa vhsa tuzad Enssr. G13-g q
rzzse zzs1sr 10 ne so1 tA-s AOoSsa-
i1g = - and zska2g I zors ritHhae
z-d h.lrszg 10 - tres p,Aat foo1
n iss Process q dx4y1aC-
Il sowing for paFEs o. 5 Pecks
per acre shoala bs ussA Wsere -
Eroand is loose aaa lsreL 4 wfa hEe
IIy Be successful 70 am IN b
hfnd tie cora cutfer. Bzt eo1sae-
diski1E AheAS q an Is zsoA 1o-s
sGrzsble.
SsE re czn As secE-ea fron AsS
of TIE MEXICO SEED hOcses fo'
aboug &c per husheL A FEDI-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
STATE oEEIcIAls nEaE

State Auditor Gordon. state Treas
urer Deal and Warden Mcclung, Of
the State Prison, were in this city
today On their way TO Jefferson CITY
They have been to Saltwater, MINI,
where they we're investigating the
prison buildings regarding eonstrue
ton The Missouri prison win short
ly erect another building.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

Dr. p z. Col left Tuesday for
Chicago where he win study surg
cry several months. Mrz. Coll Is Wis
ting relatives near Laddonia during
bis absence.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

han Palace. vita a, ~
cent Victorian ..,-,'. a.'''
~' ssr s'fs IN t., ~. ,-,', II
awhile. ''N a
Monday | went "oooE,,
famous points Of -. IA
we're. sers the Tower, sAi,s : ~
tower bat many o, IT, al
covers eighteen A.. q
bridge Is net far avay - y
vent into ST. Paul, Nd
small after the o,her s,s "a !.
one evening We heard ~ y
and we're nOs at an IT'D
which 10 saying a rrsa, s.'' 80
rs nicer % he in yo,,, ~ y,
~, 'As SUNDAY Nornias ~ ~ \
ever. Anna Paylo,a ga ,,,' = l
fui Russian daneirs d, '',s'@
ed to go % Dnry Laas ~
not get seats and coys,, :" y
was close bot Ne .sr y
he Film At he oalsy - Il
One day Mrs. c,..,.
The agent here took M. !. "
and J saw shakespear. I
Anne's co,tase bo,h s,., -
ierestins than I imagiass
IN them we're a, least s., |.
square and ssem in ssls,s,' a.
Yes Saturday afs,. =
wea' pun'ing on the rs,-. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Gasoolgns =.
the one really pleasaa,
~eather Fe have had. ts.rsl
number Of pants and rov ~
with people in white and y, I
and 4 was indeed a ,ra,,, = =.
different from any ! ever
had tea aboard and an al,.a.
joyable time. They took - -
ton Court and It's vo5sa-,,
Ny, ] did no, realize tier.
such beauiihl place,
grounds outside Of the O..
pages. such masses Of ,,,.-'ll
ors with the lovely stre.eb.s J
between. grass walls and u
also saw the mammoth nan.
planted in 1866 and {, has ,.l
Zoo punches one season.
OF course there are vr
} things that have not tins
about as ! must get the pae,+.]
as We leave tonight 70, n
But this viii give you a 49,
what has kept me too bvs, 4 /
: more.
The different friends vii \.
: read this, as, of course ~
send them letters very of,sa
Love TO al.
P. s.
London bests. I found ty-s
en- chimney pots on one china.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

J. p Powell purchased the property
on 2. Monroe Street, formerly own
ed By W. A. Sharp. from w. N. Dut
ton Of Fulton, for $4,000. This is a
handsome home and was bought
worth the money. The deal was made
through Williams 9 Sharp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
NEW MANAGER FOR

LOCAL POULTRY COMPANY.
o. P. James. Of Odessa viii NOV
TO this city the first Of September Il
take the management OF the loca
branch Of the F. A. Hightsboe Poul
try Co. L. F. Austin win be b
charge Of the poultry house and b,
loading foreman. The Ledger takel
pleasure in welcoming Mr.. James
to this city. We are also giaa q
know Mr. Austin win remain in Mex
ico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
ALLOWED sison

In the case Of Mrs. T A Thompson,
of Vsndslia against the estate o,
Mrs. Anna MeCune, the plaintiff was
allowed $1,000 in the Probate Court,
Monday evening. Mrs Thompson sued
for $500 for services to Mrs. Nc.
Cuue from November. 1906 to June,
1911 The case viii probably be
sppeaied 70 the Circuit Court
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
FOR
FARMER WOMEN

m TIE LszEes cgfers tis nS' !
n priIe; IS seoond r-i1s; se-sa. !
q thtri prise Ens tAe Weekly Lee ;
n ger a year souSA 9rtse 20 tAs =
q Audrzan coznsy FSru WO1a1 3
q Who sell the zosG sa-rer. eee J
n ehsekea. deeks. turkeys. gesss
A ersAEa or mn trou JAa- Z
n ualy 1. 1913. = JangEy l. y
q "A. not coantlns sEgs soid forA
n setting purpOses. Aay resasent ]
y vonzn Of ne cSzy . sAgi !
a be !
IL All eptrses u1sg be AeeEm J
3 panied sy fasi las a sAses flsdk
n Al Ledger office aoG iz1sE han 8
q O'Clock .. "a. Ian IS. l4 The ]
n decision vii be snnoGneed With
n in a seek. Make yolr report AsH
& toiioESs
No Goa aga broaght s..
3 No. IoS buster ATOaght .... Z
No eaiekens broggat .
No. turkeys broaghy -. I
No. d0clo sro1g1 80.
q No geese brO1gh, m ]
Q No ga NH Or e-ezu
3 broughA .- ]
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
sspsfy

NeN Minister Nos itasi one thlns
more before ! accerl this eharze
nay. laA'e yoH got a suany. .ocsror-
ven. yea. thouEa se ntver sald apv
rn,hs to the iasi preacher aboui Il
u SHOW you whore II is. and re, ron
= key, but J ,eH youn haye "a ~
Ius. as Garrett abnr' using It rs ths
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
sPER CENT MONEY TO LOAN.
On improved farms.
North Missouri Trust Co.


PROF. J. L. sHo6E.
Among those who are prominently
1as1uo1e5 as suecessors 20 the late
superintendent Of county schools. ]
L shose- are Miss Elizzbesh GfH.
Ms J. L Shobs Miss Margaret Tor
reTson. Prof Geo. Horton, Prof
COaklsY and Prof. johnson.