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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
About People
Movements Of individuals to AND
From the City.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


ten. {. A. Graham. G. W. Floyd. \. II.
Thompson.
Stamm-Nerne. Monroe. Cameron.
W. Va: Arthur Jones. Hundred. ".
Va; Mr. and MR.. W. ID. Evans. Fair
mont W. Va; ID. II. Smith. St Marys.
W. Va
Brunswick-B. B. Levelle. Fairmont.
r. ID. levelle. Fairmont. W. Va: VII
Lam {. Parker. Riverville. W. Va
Grand Central. VI. Horner. Man
nington. w. Va. ". b. Johnson. Par
kersburg. w. Va.
Mrs. VI. J. Rhodes. Of Altoona. Pa.
Is visiting in the city. the guest Of her
son-in-laW and daughter. MIR and Mrs.
Harry Timer Tibbens. on North Wa
bash street. Island.
MR.. Edward Hopkins and Miss
homes IN Follansbee after a visit in
this city.
on al the North Wheeling hospital for
appendicitis yesterday morning Is do
ing nicely.
Miss Kate Reister. Of North Main
street. who with Mr. and Mrs. r. Refs
ter. has been spending four months
in Europe. returned home Monday
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Reister will ar
rive wednesday Mr. Reister was a
guest AZ his boyhood home All places
OF interest were visited in Europe.
Leon Spraeg. son OF DR. and Mrs. 5.
l.. :. Spragg. OF North Main street.
lott for visit IN Oklahoma and other
western states. He viii be the s'iest
Of his friend. &. T.. Rodgers. at Hen
bricks. oklahoma Mr. Rodgers was
formerly % this city and now holds a
lucrative position in q bank in the
town named
Miss Laura Westwood. who has
been tho guest c. her parents in Mar
tins Ferry. leaves for r." west TO re-
main with her brother. DR. Arthur
WestWood
Charles McDcnaid Of Reham pa. Is
the guests 81 friends in this section
Mrs. Edward Hazlttt and daurhters.
Kisses li"t'ic and sarah iI1ziett. left
Tor Atlantic CIV. vaer,. thsy have 4
COTTAGE. They will remain until lime
;'r Miss Hett." - enter Dana Hall
school. near Boston
Mrs. Hannah irwin and cranddauch-
ter. Miss Margaret lferve,. who have
been touring Eurol' .n an au.c. sailed
rom Liverpool SUNDAY. Miss Her, ey
viii enter school 20 Paris.
Hon John Guy pfith hard. Of Marion
county. clerk o.! ,he house o. dele.
safes. spent Yesterday ID this city. al.
tending the nomination convention Of
70" Fir pi~'rici Republicans
VI Z Morrison. editor az The Clarks
burg Te''ai am. i- s'iendin- the EIks
convention which opens '.i. morning
United states Marshall james T.
Doyle. OF Farkrrstura. wa n business
visitor IN this city yesterday.
pr. NJ. ID Cur. a. Weston. a prom.
inent phveician ~ hat section Of tue
state. attended ye.terlay's Republican
ron'inafir- convention in this city.
Hon John Moore formerly Of this
ritr. nov labor representative or
Governor u n Ha'fcld. !s spending a
'"V day here
~tsf" Seratn- ~ s Natsh4li or
NeV 'Lrh'-lanf. accompanied Sic
iiancork csl"rston 20 %" nouirs-.r.
convention here yesterday
Iudg- O. u WAGON. ~ Fatruon..
va- q rrpr nor Var.or county v..-
tor n NNfaIin- YESTERDAY
iars. f F.ar.. of Pleasant valley.
l"ft yesterday fo. bu.ir~-s trip TO
P'nn-y!tania
N..se lille and toeenhinc L.rp-
h7rdf ~ Narlr. Very. we're guess
'i friends .n f." 'f, Monday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

TIE ladtes OF the Narw DOL Lutheran
church viii meet TITS evening" at To.
h"fn" OF Mrs GonuorN of Main
street The ladies viii form a i.adies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

ne h"Ns al the Warv ooG High
scho"l are forming = football team uu-
der th.. direction % Prof. E-rnp All
the players az heavy and - fsS; tean,
- expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
Distributing Maii Boxes.

ne tSHh 81 MsfNood nsS been dis
trihuting mail boxes 10 the citizens OF
N@rwood. The b"AeS hear the hank !.
ma me- and are eryN dainty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
Coiorsd Men DID Not wor..

TIE col0red swp.o' - ~ tn,. govern
irent dan and a. The E!.h;and coal
mine did nOt V"-k yesterday on as-
count Of IL being ems moi patton day.
me attend The ia AIDE YESTERDAY
morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

he council 81. ans town will meet
this evening In the NsrwoOd nigh school
huiiding lmpoftan, business vii! oe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
5OA. for $4,000

Good cottage home. large barn. all
kinds other bldgs.: "A fine orchard:
$500 worth OF timber: fine water: well
fenced; hand church school: good
markets. II you want a bargain. don't
pass this by. | have 100 farms TO Sc
lect rom. ~ you want a farm. see
H. Masters. G. Nat. Bank Bldg.
Cambridge. o. Both phones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
EIks are Here and Bio
Doin's Open This Morninq
RIVER NEWS

the rivermen are now fostering a
little hope that the river may yet
reacn 4 stage for the plying OF large
packets. A slight rise was registered
IA tne Onio yesterday. the guase at
the McMechen dam showing I4.7 feet
above and Is below. The Hustler
went NJ at s:25 yesterday morning.
the Della Mac at $50 and the Mildred
at 7:20 o'clock.
River Marks-
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept. 22-River
stages are reported as follows:
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-s.2 feet. ris-
Ing: cloudy.
STEUBENVILLE-s.3 feet, station
ary: clear
PARkERSBURG-2.s feet station
airy: cloudy.
MoRGANTOwN-7 feet. station.
airy: cloudy.
OIL CITY, inches below. station
airy; cloudy.
WAHREN-7 inches below. station.
airy; cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
FuNERNl DIRECTORS
LOui.s Bertschu

L-OuiN - 9 . Z - & nv
tNr7AL DIRECTOR AND
h7rt RIAL E~BALwER.
'''2 ard ff24 Nan Street
Gale Answered nav or Nisht-
store Phones 62s
VIC T. H'r sch,. HeI Phone rose.p
& =. Ber schy Nat Phone 1000 v
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
BreUmmer G. HiIdebrsnd

unersi directors ana EmbaImsrs.
'-rff Narkft and Tpent v-rarorT ata
N''h'he - ogen dsy and niEhL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
FOR RENT

TOE RENT
-TE RIsEHETNTs, FIRST. srcorn
IB12O. FCuHTE AND TrTn FLOORS
OF IEE NEW FIRE PROOF MERCAH.
TILr CULDING ON HArn sTREET
at It'll BRrD9E CORNER.
49, BE READY ABOUT FIRST or
Ehca ELoon oAS he RENTED
sEPkxATrLY.
JAMES L. EswLEY,...
1o6sls hsrH sTHEEZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
Interesting Program.


The supper Will consist OF The do.
licacies Of the season The Hon. J
j. Conin has been selected as toast
master for tho occasion while ex
Judge Frank W Nesbiti has been So
iected 10 make the return toast for
deceased members at ~ y. m \
beautiful clock was lately installed
which never strike hut once a day.
thai benign az the hour Of the de.
parted members When striking the
beautiful strains 81 Auld Lang Syne.
which moves every Scot. iearf ma
DO heard on the chimes % this clock
This evening az SP VI al the
opening 81 the Reunion Mayor IT, T.
Kirk will make tho opening address a,
he same 'im" 10 will Yield up tho
KEYS 81 the city 90 the entered ono
Aid" from this thero will 10 al.
dresses" by speaker Of other lodges
PROMISING an eloquent flow o. oratory
81 Ibis meeting
tn" decorations ~ tho city are su-
PERI in every detail The lights Of
tho court Of honor were lighted last
nigh' for the hrst time and were
found TO DO in excellent condition
Tho bulbs have been drapad In purpia
and whit" tissue paper. whirh oasis
an ethereal gleam over the streets
Tho hniFhinC touches were puf on the
decorating 81 the business section 90
the city last nirhf end today the dec
orator viii devote his time 10 the
besutifying Of different stores IN the
city
Tho committees In charge stated
last night that tho advance crowds Of
the week were beyond an expectation
and that " they continued 10 pour IN
10 the city In accordance with last
evening that all records for n state
convention would b. broken That
expressed themseives o. boiu~ we'll
pleased wi'b the lntefea' bain- faker
BY the business men M no ttfs go
way that they had passed. fH. vorI
along TO the effect ~ fhe -feaf ror.
ventlon
With the wea'ler man prouI.I-r
fair weather throu .i0u' rs wesk 'ts
reunion ~ mo Ret People on YARN
should nor DO hanl IDarrrf .a any
way. Everybory hor.nre and
when tho boys lnf orc who Dol iookins
doVnh"arted hey have nrc.aI roor
IN which they can JOCK 'Im no 4o
fisf hie ftcn ranraf adj d,nrfe .ir-
% tho Joyful snaU 500 come ono srf
al WON VII r1I tfsf .ie ,.f, OF
Nh""lir- Enov f1w fo take care %
e hsnd ~ Io'iv fIt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
FOR SALE

FoR SALE-One rebuilt 4 roll McCor-
mick corn husker. one No Rowsher
Helt power feed grinder. Address VIM
i'aker. Elm Grove. ". Va. s-e2-i
RON sALE-Three thousand half-eaiIon
glass jugs. VIII sell ell or n mart
Address John W. Barritt. Bellaire. Ohio
Box IS. X. r. u. No. 2. S-Is-p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
FOR SALE OR TRADE

Combination fruit and stock and grain
farm. 2O2 acres, good room frame house
large barn and outbuildinEs. church and
school ON farm. 60 acres bottom land
t0a. wods. . apple orchards. I miles to
y. * ". II. r., good neiKhbor hood 6
wells. good road. Price $500. part cash
bal years stock and implements
O.. =. T. Slagle. owner. 500 Central Ma
uonal hank Bldg. Columbus. -. S-23-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

TNPENNRITERS FOR SALE
foE sALs-Oliver typewriter Good
C nditiDn. H. !. Smith SO Main
I Wheeling. BELL STIR. National
AS"'-M' auis-u
FoR zaLB-Dne oliver Typewrite No. ?.
Pos iNely good as new Your own
as. Price ~ reasonable Lock 3s2 Elm
.lFrtr. w. Va au-t-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14
BOVINE CAUSES

BOVINE CAUSES
MORE EXCITEMENT.
There has beaz zzother stsrt puTl
- ctf II fighting Lzwsoa n whieh
| 3 J Bowne. r. vas o1s Of TIE prfa
el9zl zc-oF 9r Boxzs ~zz2sd u
grade ehe road rznzsng north zlon
the farm Of willis Fourtaia. Mr
Foaztsir lives n Booze eoauty, bui
the voas Is in 4udrzsn- Hr Fountains
north t=roe being the county IBHe
AIoug the efteh in TIE roaa rerr 70
The FovnezfE farm and IN which Mr.
FOaHtzhn bad placed tie to admit
-he water 70 90 through and snll al
low the crossing 70 Be made wsthout
hzTing 70 psIl through tie dltch- The
rad overseer saSd the tsling has TO
eEne out asd Mr. Fountssn said
they had 10 star in
THE week the "yzniov~ sppAzreS
On the scene with a force Of rzen snd
: grader and dug the Ting up ans
graded the road. making one Of the
finest finished dirt roads IA Larso1.
blt leaving Mr.. Fountafn 70 way
70 get out Of his farm into the road
Eithout soinr isto a ditch Almost
thres feet deep. unless be bBTds
a plank or ooneFets crossing euivsr4. /
The affair has stirred up consider
able bitterness and both sides have
3 number Of strong supporters. Mr
Bosue took down Mr. Fountains
mai boz. alleging thai q vas too
far oat in the rosd. but the boz
Vas replaced and Mr Bovine IS avail
iHg adriees from the postoSfiee de-
'saFimeht a. Washington before a n
nal disposal of fae msster.--ceatrk
ia GpsFe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14
NEW OFFICERS

NEW OFFICERS
F1ltoz, 10. Aug g
irS- James Il Dorsey OF Fultoz
FhO served four ysars as q nnrzs ii
he Confederate Aruy. vas = visit
or TO-DAY AZ the re1ni0a Of Co-fs6er
sre Veterans al Camp Jackson. aorrE
Q. here
The following officers were elect
ed. President, william J. Gooldy. O,
A1KTasss; Ticse president, J H Mino
Nzrrentos: comfy vice presi5eufs.
7. y Ford. F1itoa; B p White. Of
Mexico; Henry Nsnghs. Montgomery
City; J L Hsnry, Columbia; Chas
Craigo, Nev F7orenee; secretary. r
$ Mckinney, Mexico; treasurer. s
s MeCus. AuxEasse: chaplain. J W
DzEis. FHltoz-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14
- anloa &c vERY =

pCOR ROADS ARE VIEW az
pENsTVE, FIGURES sftoN-
0z sroo.ns o. bad ruadr aarh
fsr-e- iast fog IA year sI7e for
every acre that ss tzz-osf; hire
tee. cusS svsrT rns Re eArrsed a
s.u q fAr- pro6ne orsr oas
r-fs a bad roads: : pr esat q
- .nsal c-up He paid ss nueh
sar ~ roads ~ for Iahors Dcrs
tssu far feed s0r rs stOcks tses-
sr-Hre eraes a. mscA - tor fsr-
.lfrer--Fr4-n 4 repoFt o. q aciea-
tic turesiEzsion q bad roA1s
zase Sv sks Minneapolis civte and
cozue-ee AEsoeiski0a-
gwaes- c TIH3ay IN the Anars&n
R-qssz Of ReT1suS1
TAa fAr1s-. and TIE b~ziress rnAn
- vel. hss AZ last cozse 70 rea,ise
re Io~s be Ssffers fro-z bad road<.
TAe onss a bAd roads has inng beP1
knovn n = rssss way. sst rpcezt n
ressir1,iorS have hrongA, ne natter
hons n tanribis fDrn 70 thoee who
srffe- from then
oze Of TIE most thoroaEh inresiiga
taoas q tie saSisr< ever eonaseted.
was u.Ase b. TIE Minneapoiis cirie
xrd conmerce Association While ths
cSa ss,saas Investigated we're tiosa
AZ territory ;rFbafary 70 Minneapolis
fsey are unsoabtediy typiozi. % >
greater Or less degree. Of those ex-
is.sng elsewhere
A eonmiftse Of she association Sc
iacsaa for mve~;ieation TIE farming
aistrscs, seTsz haered and tfsy
sau4re niles IN ARA. the trade of
xhick Is trsbatsry % MInneapols-
Fu-a a thorough CANVASS cf the con-
slrioas ezissizg thers & was f01zd
thas the sess farmers n TIE dis
;rscf bald sss. 80 toss Of farm
1rossuee to market IN 1911 aad sold 4;
so- 1886. SO. TO co this theT had
70 make s8s.ees trips. the time
spe.t IN hAzfsng equaEing so years
o. s-h0ar DAYS. ard the distance COT
erred esEhty-ssght tines the' esrcun-
ference os tbs world
Rzd -uaa conditions caused losses
IN zine. parity DEE 10 slow progrss
partly 70 the necessity of taking sess
airect rogsss. party because small
- loads bad % - carried Detailed
investigates Showed that the losses
II tine we're a follows. Due 70
zos taking the sa0-zsxt route, sss.-
90: s1e 70 klwsr progress. SIS. 200;
3se TO extra trips Necessary By
smaller loads. SI5s. 80 4 total loss
q s2sssaa Losses frcrn inability %
rss-h ne bsst market. from TIE spoil
ina Of prosncs ard from iuisry q
h0-saS zaS wzz1s were found to az
yregzts s23i ase: from restricted abll-
( III TO hz9l manure. ssi i.eaa The to
"a loss ezzssa By bad roads was
placed 3, ys8s Tzs
The oournistee made ths folSozinE
6esigctiozs On arcount q had roads
each farmer Iost- last year. sl.T0 for
every ARE that he farrsSd: fhirteeu
cezts every tire he carried q too oe
fzrr prDaues oFsr one mlle Of had
road; , PER oent Of kie total srp. He
paid a. rEcA for bad roads as for
lahsor; more than for feed for his
stuck and q times as n1eh as
for FERTILIZER.
The total loss 10 The farmers tnt
this dis'rio, for the year from this
oazse would have boHeht al Tie corr
rrodaeei In e. or al the wkeat. or
the oat crop twice over. or all but ie
perceui q the potatoes or an the bar.
icy, re. flsxseed. t'noi seed. hay
and forge combined The iosss
would replace ne farn implements
or the cattle every three years.
the horses every four years. and
Eo1ld ray or all mortgages in thell
district IN three years. with siea 600
10 spare II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14

THERE seems 70 be a dIsereuee o
opi7ioa between he lswyers Of ssx
- as regards gss proposea s5Aea q,
diaaHes which IS to Be sasssd upon
sT The City C0znefl- soue o. tbs
laEysrs cla2na TIE Law pzssed Nv
the last Legislature applied 10 the
eos1ntry only and the CITY CouncsI ha
eonirOl of IS strsets and sueTs."
IHsy make the oontsntIoz tat ts;s
izW vas svida2sly not intended "a
apply 20 cities IS q states that suta
mobiles nay ru1 al q certain s5eed
for "hslf nile and that 10 saeh
Psrzissio'a woals be given Il n
we're Intended to apply 20 cites
and villages We pubEsh to-6sv a
copy Of tie ordinance and AZ inter.
view vi.h CITY At:o-ney Robe-.sor
REGARDING the matter wose of tseI
automobile drivers IN MEXICO are y.r
c2rsfsl ard cozslserste but ,he-eI
are ore Or two zbo run cars zish
ost lights a. Hights az an urnsnessa-
y rate of Epeed. n soyneore a kflJ.
d then arrests win foglow lnunssia,e.l
y. Of eo1rzs. We had inst az vel
's little careful n advance srs
'Toid soeidsnts g soasIble
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14

AFTE2 uaa-4a-r SIF Eut z5rA- q
-HtF -ts 1s-ss E-szy usszissr ks
- -f@ =. Lzu4 zzzeass 4 ssersss
ant 7asezE saau Emzz a. k.ss "a
Fs-z q -t=1- -sEs sssuA3 = ~
17srst ssEszsl r. 6 Esz.aa. szz
s-F CsF E. e - T@sr-r IA,
a'asz -sEzr=E uf Two 81 saB sagsa-s.
r1sf gsrsr az sa1-E@ q Fsr1 PruE
-aEs rrE EH ne -ssax q -
Vrsss az ~ pax e NJ Esrs1z wh1
,'saH H4ai ae1gr -sslEH ccEst - hss
y rso=sS az 19-srzgs1 o. cus "a
7'sr "a has gaArss EEzz F-aEass
cas vsrT t-azs -Ezf as ES-szz-z-z1 "A
s,H-s = AS cuE--T E1ss f1sss sEz-1-
- reh csrsE5zzS ar-zl-E NJ EU-r-z
ar ths r-@ss - as E--v=A n sE
ors & .ss hsse ssssazrs n rs Esd
Ezs ne L@srsr saarx taszLsz - Il
-za1zS s,sss rssss ~ rs rszEs11s's
z-slss-s-I--r
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14
COMMERCIAL CLUBS CALL
Ena zn tks~i


Il rssEozEs to xa4 G3Esrsors PRO
zlau1zts0o asking the pscplsia help
= izEEoTsnE the -z6s. A1gzst 2ssl
zz1 Rls-, tbs csEb has tenzs-=6 Il
sl1 zD1 eo1gsTsrson 70 the Az1rzsn
County Cozrt. Fhs SPECIAL Af-Mil.
Roa9 Dissrsct Cozzsszson- tie Cguzt
Seat HghwzF CoZZ1sss0z. AID al
1theF erEzasEsssoas zz1 asaorszEsons
1Ari-E r1zE Ec-k N eh2-xs Raeeztl,
he H0aoras5e cozaEy cours izz1sc
g-ocAaanSz5o1 azk1zx sor ths asst
Nzes Of ths c4tGEezs q The ooznfy al
aoespalug sAs offer og tie Coznnesesz
Clzh OR nszss-s are tA@-@eo-s
requested 70 assasy The Clus By lstter
q postal card of they EntaEtson 70
tarn ou; a-E bssP n aaF ray they
-ay bs abe On tasss days
TA1s Me1tro has a s,.sclAl inte-exs
q gosa roads s gszsnzIly co1eedsd-
We saonld szr9urzEe every weH-orE-
zalzea s,s0-1. zza especially ths
stsfs-psae rz0Tezezf tzzE ls nos se.
ing 20 Esl plazasa and -la1Agsd-
Es are Informed thzt oGAsr cir
rs am -oEzE al orsr the State are
org aiming rapidly for tie Eprk
Address Al cozzza5ezzsozs to thf
clas.
Respectfully.
NECO COMMERCIAL CLUB.
n n -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14
Nosss' FATE REMAINS

UNDECIDED
A. the trial of Moses for the zu-
der Of the Egyptian. al the Christizi
Sunday School. Sunday morning. II
Jury ''bung~ tos.
The trial opened Sunday a veek
ago. hst zss not nnished- The eri
1eaee vas finished yesterday and
the argumen,s we're heard The Suror
had good deal Of argzmsat azoas
themselves after thsy we're taken out
o7t we're unable TO come to agree
nert
The jury vas composed OF the fol-
ioEing: Mssdanes r T. Gfsbz. Ira
shephar6. HenrT Wales. FrznR Il.
Pearl. w H Richie and J D NIIler
Ind Nessrs. q 2 C Tucker. John ises
ser. A O. AaaEs. J At Brown. p l.
iaaly aad Frazk squirea.
A c. whitsan prosecuted Moses
nd Prank Jesse defended him
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14

WHILE tas Tsa.hsr Is vzT zzr-n
= z1e . BE- compared WIKI 1881
Z. 1871 tss Esz1ksr rae : r1.sz z1s-,
AZ 20 degrees = yu1a- Tnsn cans
A-ast rssg5.ss IN O. JAY Ms
zsrr--y srz-.a3 81 = rs-yzee =
gasad sz-1ss1 On that CAY = zzs
70 he zsTt dzT 4 5-7sz . &c
zas sAs -H17as rzr. IEl. 1E1 Ia. 2
111 sE2 49, 1g4. %. lsa
10 1s- 1as- 80. Igs 1-1 1ga EzrA
-sss1 Cars e vs--zzTF EfR-dsr~sa
waazas-- Tss-s wEz s k-ssss5z.z
Fsss4 a. a few EzFz as sasa thz
-lsTE--T Es-t "a 11esAs- tszr. Srzs-
Esr las zass B9nzs s5z-es 30 fzr.
ant u szEz1 Fszssz1'g x-taexss a
Fssrss-'t ase trssrs rzzrs Ero
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14

EONRoZ COUNTY rusd ovsrsse-r
are orgz1Ezg To zs raszz.s On Al
EEsz 2A-z. wk5sh gre Gsoas Razs
Dzgs- No Eevs q aesng rae q
TINS airsca0n Z Auarzin CozzEr- II
asss se-esze -zEes fsa Isz5- shsrs
Tzl not - ssF's ~o-k done oa n.
rDs4s- II NzroT PITTS. he Cou-tT
Cssz-r . Ne s-zFe rad eozrEsss Or
ers EiE frzsezts when and where
-aaF var rad zzksrs 70 -4et o.
Aese szTs re hsls@Ts res-ts ezn
De secured rnl@ss Ho-eazs sos5s. II
Fa1se F-psosoz VII tz-z out %
= 2 szTErs VOC ez-'s 5znd Eooa
-aasE wzfth tz1k Il Fou are roe %
II 70 - ab5s % ro-z. roz ear
zzsks enatrsbut1oz % fbe Lecgsr'
'sopt 3sa5s fz5S T5ls rrozey vi
= ezpezssz T. A1srzsa C91fy Ehers
HG 20 the z1ae good
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14

Cons. hurry and get ready for III
/ cssgtaaqs days are near.
The very happiest time youU hav
| ef al the 1918 year.
For several moaths you've laborei
s1e done yogr very best:
BIT noE the tine has come whe,
yo1 must take a rest
So gather up your family and 90 Il
/ ths Casrtsuquz ground.
Take q seat neath the canvas and
Hst TO uzsSc's rozna.
iaSe a'oas that sooa wifs.your girls
and Hkswiss boys,
NJ. What q pleasure It VIII be to
- how each eajoys.
u To7 are an Old bachelor sour Win
Ideas most severe,
Just 90 70 Mexicois chautauaua and
sit yoz dOSu and hear
TIE funny tAfass that people az note
have 70 say:
z sure yoa never, neTer VIII r.
E7S a cent you had 10 pay.
= Sora to the maiden old. 70 whom
tae Fa'es have been unksud.
Wy bless your heart, this is the
p'aoe you may a husband md.
20 eFeTy one IN general. I advise
to 'zs' 20 there;
II sure when ii Is over voa win
Say that 4 beats any show or fair
Z Mexico at popular sto-es sas.o,
''eke<s 700 will md
.ss date Of the chautagua is tssl
-tta y August --bsar IA mind
Written by Mrs. A. p B'sso, ~,
Miami. No. L
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14
MEXICO WILL HAVE TRAFFIC
nrsnaAannn IL

AEAfNC WILL NAVE TRAFFIC
ORDINANCE LfKE CITIES.
Mexico "a TO have a traffic oraE
nance Just Ike those in effect IL
Kansas Clry ard s., Louis City coun
Gilman W ? Atkinson ishzTIng City
Attorney D. H Robertson draw I'd an
ordnance to cantroEl traffic on the
streets Of 9ex5co. This ordinance r.
quires all vehicles going in one di-
recti0n TO stsy On one side and N
crowd 10 stop when ordered.
Il also requires persons driving to
20 10 the end ot a block to turn
around making II against the law to
turn IN the middle Of the block This
ordinance makes for safer streets- II
Jog are On the right hsnd side Of
he streets ard want 70 cross to the
isft, yos u1ll have 70 drive to the
end Of the h,oek and make q vide
turn
TIE ordnance in most Of its de-
tails VIII conform 70 that used IN
s. Louis Nr Robertson vii take
fhai ordinance for a model
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14

F8E Rahaz. No. Eua .rsfsrrlng !,
re LecEs-E roo6 ruAas fr-s edtoy
a4AT szgH; Some q Ire pzgera are
rzas1zE fzz1 sor szs purchase a
EDoAE 70 be ns@o % TIE roaas
s1a11rin9tsa by skoss who are sztey.
esfse En- IL g1a& Fsads ears bzt are
sazose 70 20 TIE work On the Rad
taszssaFe@- We nOties tkzt tie Ne
iE2 Ee1Eer 1ug1 has been s.g-rsd By
e2E2Ssz tbsre ard r4gkt BaSer hi
z2a2s = the zzrne Of his wife giving
tsss sszs azzoGat II yoz can't ~orr
goa can pay and e yDa want b 40
tss hzttev yOz can sea1 the noaeT
q his Office Tor the fund-~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14

HON WI J. BRYAN has refused
az offer Of ss.sos for an address a.
he Coliseum IN ST. L0zis and writes
Nz1zzer Lewis a. follows. II an
only secfEring surfag q llrftsd ger.
I'D and thea ozly :. Chzztzzozas
ard czaoot- Therefore, consider TIE
pTcE'ositioa which you are kIns
s7cr q n s75zft"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14
JOHN }. Wakefield ON
BOARD Of as7fcUl TUBE

I " AFAH
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
jefferson City. Ang II
GovsrnOr EEiOtt NAsx to-day a2
posutes JOhz J. wzksre's. q III
roznty zsnber Of TIE STATE Bo&rt
of Agriculture to I'll the Place ..
Gas Householder. also ocesss cozz
y. whose term has expired
Mr.. WAksfieSd vas Cozzty HirArz,
OTerSssr zn:il shGt Office was suas
away via and ss 4 splendsd m.aa
for the new position % rhseh Re hzz
bssn appointed He - a suocesssvl
farmer and a fsrm believer IN scse.-
afse methods AZ far as Is p-zessez.
bic He lives sb9uf sev~n niles
northwest o. Merseo. TIE Laarer
joins other fris.as q Nr. wAkeGela
In eHtending eongrztulatiozs o. Sc
earinE this plaee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14

TssE Mse@rfE. Va. Dez-r-ze s.ss-
.lr@T ss7E- TIE wsxsec LasEs~ IA
sis-se6 = sasa ezzt~lAEtaoz runz {.
@s 81 W0wks-s tFD says q u.
rlz.aE r. sarzt eo-tStszzssz vas %
soszr Tza ws Ez1y1ss ss ~ essg
s.zts sszz "a sas vzzzs q szs EorE
e'a1s " eaes Ea1Tlszzz e-rz-r sss
5HS 1&EE r syw@Ter- eve-zbnssy
Hps& - - . Ear ssssz- ss- ezes
eaF &z1 hare tie fzarS exye-5s1 hF
sis'srls 11Eaa more razz Rad bui5 Gig
Eaale - aeSzFEzsh tzz- " rss
Ns2Hg ae q yaek and sAozss by a
90 n ts1aer hzzss9 rsty rzssas esu
rszg
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-14

GIT g.~r zi@ser-sss-z s7ry IN tne
Ls1ssr stT7s= 5-u-s@ aztsy r ycz
@s-t e rsszh th= 7=z-As sho -.
s4-- -as Fss- e-ss ~s=<- wsxsre asg
rSssrez ssaszs5 advertise rs-siEszrt5y
~ lass-sily = sAsg @zut e hog1
sssar s-zss sns r~ash sgr isso as@
tzr~E1ssy.