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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-30

B. Myers of Charlotte, who is pro-
noting the sale of the seals in the
State this year, has just received no.
tice that this number has been al.
lotted to the State and shipped. If
these are all disposed of at one cent
each, it will mean $4,000 to be
used in the State in the fight against
the Great White Plague, or tubercu,
losis, which causes the death of g.
1000 people in the State each year.
Mr.. Myers started on a trip this
week to visit all the more important
cities to get them organized for an
aggressive educational campaign
and for the sale of these Christmas
stamps The stamps sell for one
cent each and are used to stick on
letters to show the users interest
in the tuberculosis work, and to
ask the interest of the one to whom
the paskage or letter is sent. Banks
and business houses use them on
all the mail they send out during
December. Stores use them on
Xmas deliveries, shops on pay en-
velopes, and every body on all
kinds of mail. 100000 seals were
sold last year in the State and it is
hoped that we can increase the
sales to more than one million this
year.
The Postmaster General has issued
an order permitting these seals to be
sold in the Post Offices, Every
community is invited to get the
seal and sell them. sending the
money to the State Committee to
be used in Statewide work. Seals
are sent free to be paid for after
sold; unsold seals to be returned to
headquarters.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-30
Speakers Clark's Confession.
Congressional RecOrd.l

Mr., Clark This talk of secrecy is
of no avail Why, the statutes of
everv State in the Union enjoin it in
four cases. A lawyer is not per-
mitted to 90 on the witness stand
and tell what his client told him,
and if he did it he would be drum
med out of the community as he
ought to be. A Catholic priest or
Protestant preacher is not permitted
to 90 on the witness stand and tell
what his parishioner told him. A
doctor is not permitted to 90 on the
witness stand and tell what his pa.
tlent told him. Husband and wife.
except In cases OF assault or in a
divorce suit. are not permitted to
90 on the witness stand and repeat
what they told each other, and if
they were permitted to do it, earth
would be a pandemonium in a
twelve-month. If it were announc-
ed that the preachers and the
priests, the doctors and the LAWYERS,
the husbands and the wives were
going on the housetops tomorrow
morning and tell what they know,
there would be the greatest hegira
OF Americans ever seen on the face
of the earth.
used to tWit the gentleman from
New York (Mr. Payne) with the
fact that if he had let me and the
lest of the Democratic conferees on
the Payne-Aldrich bill sit in confer
ence and help fix that bill it would
have been a great deal better bill
tnan it was, and I believe so now.
But | was playing politics then. An
open confession is good for the soul.
You are playing politics now.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-30
CHILDREN'S KIDNEYS
No High Point Mother Should Neg
lect the Little Ones Health.

Oftentimes weak kidneys cause
great annoyance and embarrassment
to children. Inability to control the
kidney seCretions, at night or while
at play, is attributed to careIessness
and too frequently the child is pun
ished Parents having children
trouble with kidney weakness would
do we'll to treat the kidneys with a
tested and proven kidney remedy.
If there is a pain in the back dis
colOred urine, irregular urinatlon,
headaches, dizzy spells or tired,
worn-out feeling, try Doan's Kidney
Pills at once. A remedy that has
been USED in kidney troubles for over
50 years and has been Recommend
ed by thousands. Proof OF merit IN
High Point citizens statement
Mrs. H. H. Cutler, High Point,
n. c., says: 81 had become greatly
alarmed over the health of my boy
His kidneys were weak and he was
unable to control the kidney secre-
tons. This was source Of annoy
ance to me and discomfort to the
child and nothing seemed to do HIN
any good. A neighbor told me 10
try Doan's Kidney Pills and d!u
50. They soon made a complete
cure" -
For sale by all dealers. Price ~
cents. Foster MiIburn Co., Buttalo,
New York, sole agents for the UnIt6u
States.
Remember the name-DOan s
and take no other.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-30

Thousands Of people. some right in your own To-
calty, have taken Mayr,s Wonderful Stomach
Remedy for Stomach, Liver and Intestinal
Ailments, Dyspepsia, Pressure of Gas Around
the Heart, Sour Stomach, Distress After Eat
ING, NERVOUSNESS, Dizziness, Fain ting Spells,
Sick Headaches, Constipation, Torpid Liver,
ETC.. and are preising and recommending it
t:g..z,y to others SO til t they may also know the
io,,s Of living. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach
Ee1aedy lis the best and most widely known
Remedy for the above ailments. Ask your drug
giss for bottle today. Put it to a test-one dose
sh 'a!d convince. It is marvellous in its healing
properties and is effects quite -.2tl.aI it
acts the source and foundation of stomach
ailments and in most cases brings quick relief
and permanent results. This highly successful
Remedy has bee, taken by the most prominent
people, and those in all walks of life, among
them Members of Congress-, Justice of the
Supreme Court, Educators, Lawyers, Merchants,
Bankers, Doctors, Druggists, Nurses, Manufac-
turers, Priests, Ministers, Farmers, with lasting
benefit and it should be equally successful in your
case. Send for free valuable booklet on Stomach
Ailments to Geo. H. Mayr Mfg. Chemist. 154-156
Whiting Street, Chicago, ILL.,
For sale in High Point, N c., by
the Hart Drug Co.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-30
HEBREW UNITED BROTHERHOOD
INCORPORATED


Charlotte, N. c., Oct 26, 1913.
The Review:
| as financial secretary of the
Hebrew United Brotherhood of Char
lotte, N. G. have been appointed to
solicit from various newspapers
through our state, a little local space
whereby to advertise our Bazaar
that takes place at Charlotte on
November 18th. AS Charlotte hav-
ing the Non De Plume of the Queen
City as well as the most prosperous
of this state with a population and
citizenship that always does things.
The Hebrews of Charlotte are giving
the Bazaar for the purpose of rails
ing funds for the building of the fin
est synagogue in our beloved South
land, and for that purpose we will
accept what aid in any way that
can be given us by our citizens of
the various cities and towns of our
state either in cash mdse. will be
highly appreciated by the Hebrew
United Brotherhood of Charlotte
and an official receipt will be sent
each one contributing to tbs worthy
cause.
Contributions can be sent to DR..
Levy Charlotte, N c. your mention
ing the above in your columns will
be highly appreciated by our Broth
erhood as we'll as myself.
Respectfully yours,
DIR. S. LEVY, Financial Secy.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-30
JUST WHAT SHE SAID.

The maiden lady of uncertain age
became very indignant when the
census taker asked her age.
Did you see the girls next door,"
she asked; the Hill twins?'
Certainly replied the census
man.
And did they tell you their
age?"
Yes
Well" she snapped as she shut
the door in his face, I'm just as
old as they are!
%, very WELL" said the census
man to himself, and he wrote down
i'll his book: Jane Johnson-as old
as the Hills. "'-Pittsburg Chronicle
Telegraph.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-30

Think of ia II page weekly,
newspaper covering all classes 0,
news (the Kansas City Starr ara
eight page local weekly CIhe Re
view both for only $1.OO. Present
subscribers can take advantage u
offer also by paying one year IN a.
vance.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-30
Malaria or ChiNs & Fever

Prescription No. 666 is prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHILLS g. FEVEni
Five or six doses will break any case; snu
if taken then as q tonic the Fever Will nv
return. II acts on the liver better tn nsn
Calomel and does not grippe or sicken' |''
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-30
RARE CLEVERNEss

Why won't you buy something
at my tablet demanded the girl at
the charity fair
Because I only buy from the
nomely girls, : said the man. They
nave a harder time making sales" =
The girl was not offended, and he
worked this right down the line
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-30
THE TIDE THAT COUNTS

Son-Scme one says, dad that
there's a Tide in the affairs of men
which leads to fortune. What kind
of tide is that?
Practical Father Tied down to
business"
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-30

Over 200 men are entombed in
q NINE at Stag Canon Fuel Co, at
plosion. = ~ ~
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-30

Ex- Governor Glenn says he has
not been rendered any job by Viii.
son, although it has been given out
that Glenn has been offered this or
that job, several times.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-30

l,6O0, 1000 XMAS SEALS COMING
One million six hundred thousand
Ked Cross Xmas Seals are on their
way to North Carolina. Mr.. Leet
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-30

IN OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT
We are making grand showing of high
grade carpets and rugs at unusually low
yriees even for this time of year. We have
patterns that are the very l1test in style and
in col> rings and ale bound to please the most
eXacting customer.
ljnoleums, Oil cloths, mattings. too, at
prices way down to bedrock. 1t is a great
time for bargains.
Half wool ingram carpet at 3sc and 44c
per I'd
All Wool Ingram carpet at 49c and SAC yd
Good mattings l3c, 15c, 1sc, zoe and nc yd
Floor oil cloth PIC, csc, and 3Cc vd.
Linoleum. good quality 4s {; I'd
9Hi2 Brussels and Velvet Rugs only 1886
3ox12 RIrsseIs and Velvet rugs only s. 70.
27xS4 Brussels and Velvet rugs only ST. TO.
". +. KIRKMAN> & CO..
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-30

for LOO year. : ~ = ca" WEN
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-30

We do not put our Jars in large Cartoon
salve made. If it is not what we say carry it bac
from Vasene but Mutton Suet and Goose Grease
Ask your doctor p
, 1913-04-02
The Factory sugar Price
was fixed on Monday at 1926 per 100 Tbs.
sugar, which gives 7.5G cents per 100 lbs.
canes.
SSl3NG
Christiansted

March 29th--VigiIant TO ST. Thomas
Mrs. O'ReiIly with ? children and servant,
Cnthrine Petres, Christian Bolfrom.
March 30th-s. s. Guiana to New York
Veronica Fredericks, DIR. Fewkes and wife.
March 3lst-D annebroG to St. Thomas-
Edith Williams and sister Jenny Williams
with l child, Geudarmes No. 1 Larsen, II
Nielsen and III Willing, Elisha Bostion,
James Mason, Gouvernementetssekreterens
TyendefoIk, LIMA WuhetIey, Emilia Dyer
and daughter.
, 1913-04-02
April 2nd 1913.

AA.l IN1e-,.l- t-E.,. ~
LONDON ware" z'-u C"i -" i"''H
comment rfSHr"ilh8 'I. OI"'ot." ? ~
ment8 ID submitting me H'N''' eS'i'H"'eo' -
reported y~e7le,d11' are o'"Pi''g",' :"
general tefii7' out """I!9 hu''"ei N''"'I" -
8ardlhS them oHoLlcl'i oi"il'' - ""
ever, adverse ana even oi''7l. 1 % y
sldered tl(1 u Aeol > HoI'''} !" - 'I''on
would PFeclP'ate an e'"'o"li0 = = -"
COUNTRIES, ana IS lueIelo!e' ''PIT(Oo"oIe
count IS0Fehtf0"' -Mil''"Z ~ ~ = ~ =
Rage AaI'an3 ACCUSES ~ N""'o"''' = ~
tempting 10 'h".en'9 lHe NIe'i '"o "u:il"9Y
lac'Io4 ANA coh9loeI5 num- 'HV1Gi0L'' ''''o3 ~.
Inc perm Ao9' Soa' 'I"' vi - !. - ,
speeches. are "'N"HS IH'o'H''''"' "' 80
cefe' ana 'n"' os'Ha"' "2""' '0I 'ot'|
the naF"l i"| ~ ne "eu'H' . = 80 ~ -
o!u"'eFla@ r"9uSm '''i'o,9'' ~" M,
hu"o"cI'" az
sloDa'e rove li'NiHS - :
lacJ INA "ngn yer '''1 p" ''Nt9 -
dfeadnoo8hts HnS.'n0 """i' Mt'0 : n''o
l3O, ana inns WI oeF" '"9 - 80"
Whie' an" 'H0 PIo'P'O' r1 ~
ChuachIIIS orazsn lace Inc 'eP'''o'7
newspapers are more lV9oIFo" - o"0i IN
mentS.
RulIS lSaac@' te9lhH'nH o"loIe 'HE h''-
COM Commjttee' resented Lore hooe'l
C'0" Nt"'' 1871 p", ~
u4ns IIS'HU'C'IT e"i'U P'ioI D"I7i7 -
table with ms h7t, ne demanded soch
treatment as is accorded even 20 ,he
commoneSt cIlhi40lS' 'h"' ~ 'n'' ,ng
charges should be ~Iorln4I'teo' 50 NAV
they could be met. Lord hooelt Necll
t%hereupon rttracted. Ihere was " s'lll"f
dramatic interchange ReiWoen MI AIhsI3
and ST. Rulns 1aaaes' win the fesoit mat
the latter was aPp'a0aed' having eFloenlIE
won the sympathy o. lhoSe present. Inc
"DaiIy Express says mat me committee mem
Mr.. Falconer, Nj I Tor tornar, ana VII.
, 1913-04-02
Yours respectfully
ENQUIRER,
,He El1itor 81. C1oi,c Bulletin,

7Ie Edtor ST. Cyoie Bulletin.
Dear Sir!
In reply to the inquiry made by your cor
respondent A Voter we beg to say that if
the Electors Of CEristionsted reposo sut1i-
cient confidence in the retiring members
they will accept reelection TO the Colonial
Council.
Christionstod, st. Croix, goth March 1913.
W. A. CRHAGH. A. E STAKEMANN.
, 1913-04-02
TO THE VOTERS OF CHRIsTIANsTED.

The time for e%lecting men into the Coun-
cl has come around again and we should
all be aware of the fact that those we are
voting for are energetic and intelligent men.
We want representatives that not alone
can raise a question, but,-mark well-De-
fend it! Many a man can create an idea
but alas-cannot see it brought into reality
nor defend it.
The political question in st. Croix at
present is in some cases a strenuous one;
many q man cannot vote consclentlously
because his position has a yoke connected
with 1.-THE Masters Will, if you please
We want men in the Council that Help
where Help is needed, without regard to
which party the proposal comes from
Men that go into the Council only to
stick to their own party when right, and
cannot oppose same if wrong-for party's
sake-such must stay at home.
Vote only for
A.. Il. STAKEMANN
w. A. CREAGH.
Votes are not purchased nor legged for !;
, 1913-04-02

have been made prisoners, and that the
Turks are Weakening along the Tchutnldja
lines. The Monterpgrino have renew It
their attack upon Scutari and have appealed
to the world from the Pow ers' peace propo-
slIs, which they term "killiug Montenegro to
create IN autonomous Albania. Bulgaria has
accepted the Powers mediation, conditional
upon EeI requirements, which, however, AN
nuI the acceptance, as for example, the de-
m0nd for an indcmnl y.
Ottawa, March 29ru-In the House Of
Commons, during the discussion on the E.
Inmates, Mr.. White, Minister Of Finance,
charged the Opposition with the intention
to obstruct the British West indies Reel
procity Bill. The Liberals denied he i'm
putation and demanded that the Tariff be
introduced. Mr.. White said that this was
impossible until the Reciprocity Bill hal
passed its third reading, us the measu' IS
were iuterreIated. The Liberals then pro-
missed not to obstruct the Reciprocity Bill,
and declared that the Tariff question was
urgent, since changes were promised and
business awaited the outcome.
New York, March 29th-1he situation is
better in the districts where it had been
most acute, but the foods are spreading as
the rivers fill lower down. Three train loads
Of supplies have been sent from this city and
similar generosity is being shown elsewhere,
The estimates Of the fatalities are falling,
but those Of the damages rising.
While off Cape Hatteras the Americans
steamer "AdyaAce" sent a wireless message
here. STATING that her decks had been
stove bv heavy seas forward, but that she
was able to proceed.
Advices from Mexico CITY state shat Pre-
sidenf Hoerta has ordered the arrest of Sen
or Zon4do brother-inIaw of the governor of
the federal District who Ind executed
General Hernandez. a Naderist leader, taking
him fo,ciblv from ono. he crime being made
worse by revolving details, Senor Z4peda did
not succeed in executing four governors Of
States. Two women have been arrested for
SHOOTING At General Felix Diaz, but missed.
They are believed to be relatives of dead
Maderistas.
Trinidad 29th-The tuberculosis Confer
ence adjourned Yesterday until 9 a.. M. Mon
dav. Today delegates go by train to San
fernando and thence bv steamer to visit the
pitih lake at Labrea and tile Trinidad Oil
Fields Companv's property at Point Forth.
KINGSTON 29th-n the presence OF a large
assembly Of people. REPRESENTING the army
ond novv the Arcbbi.boD and other promin-
emit clprics. ofirials and others. H. E. the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-11

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Loaa& a. Ne Nszius Fspzr Co. E@
Et @su1ss-s ~ seszzf ExA1E
ENan q Wszsrs NastE ana snzT
sa1eaassE - pzre as 1Sz1tsEsaz
HEzzE zz NV n Esa 90
S@ua Czsk Ava avzhas ne en-
As arEusz ssEa-E zsztkz ara ~
.Laxks II 1ass h.szzE hun Ex4 pal
- EsA - NEh paE.-e< t-zEaass
.rrzes 90 gnrksuz s. beevesa Crvk
Ave E.s OsTs s. = gre - -
pie a. sssa Il Ehs pr0gu~ad ExAnnE
81 ls susDess ssezu1 - Neztra
ghe VASE way ssrs are s1 trpa
'Ezx hEre an sziEszx hasse VA sE.
s-zsssus EAkhaE IA pass AAssaf - r.
.hiH TEz tnezn1aHnszt Hxka -
aga gzaPsNer W - Bnces usaz
s-ruak 1rz aszr nhs a n
s--ns ~ Fabrssx - w-s n cs-
szlts N-. L1rke srsgas~s 70 rsars 4
Kzs ps AZ tA@ us-T Va TAa
VII eznaas an as fhs unssshux
rsessz Elz IN ~ ssrz ssrs
tsx-5re
Nr Lasks tea MHxrr Fo<tz - wnz
z1Hsaus 10 Er@ Mezkua rAs s~sp dEAs
-g xsszs e any sSsz ls sire n
Nlzsazrs ard = rurksnE seward tAss
ems
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-11

SENDALts SUNDAY
VIII Gazs EEqs = the bon EzE
thz ssr sg4 zsz rzzz=rszg p~
sszE Ez-za- fhs NeEcs B7gzzs bar
Il tie Tsz1zza Ezss = aer 0Ez
as1 Sunday. The Rso-s vas 49,
TzTsar. xbs rscsz1T rsu-s6 troz
Ca1ss wke-s Ae tired CIT VITA tAs
Wksts Sex VAS rEass to bzs1s he
Nsz5es &zs and al kzt s1zr q
hen Ev a III Esuaz Mzrsazu 60;
rwa nazkzg = total q SIX
Eswsa MARSHAL al SHORT pszyad tie
star Ezus s1tA0aSh 10 srFrx vas ~
c5ss& zsainEt the Browns. Jackssz
Al gfa nzas 4 seasztsazxI czseA sns
g Marshal a. Ord psnyea an ~
rgy Epos game Lane oz ssooae
p&yH1 In Lis rEg1l guo9 form. whleA
+ trst~safs II svey r=ss4<t Ess-
fAaaea cat = men sna oaIy allowed !
hltk E@zisr rsceiysd VIII tie ahgi
~ g q rsserza and seayed tn TIE
c1e tkro@Esout although As spra3n-
e ha zhEms vnn1zHla made their :
russ In fse FIRST zns ca43snt taFiy a.
seTvarsA
John Afklns q ysa6alla was high
y e9zPEEeztsd 81 bis ~ork a. uu-
pira.
The Mexico Hneup follows. EistIer
G; HaPe D; Jackson. lsfs Lane. 1ud
r Marshall Srd;; z Azrzhan IS: ".
DEty. u Ellis Ct; Etmbroagh r.
AthsIeties Lose.
Stanley Blznner's new club. the
Athletics suffered defeat Al the hsna
p the Columbia nine "a that city,
sunday The score vas s3.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-11

Pope Plus 7, nov giorEouslY reign
ing over fire hundred million Catho
lies has proclaimed a GaiYerszl Juh
lee in al Apostolic brief dated Marc
8, 1913, in commeE0ratlon OF Ii.
great and happy event which tool
place sixteen centuries ago, namely
The granting by the Emperor Con
stantine the Great through the Edicl
Of Milan. Of peace sndllberty to The
Universal church.
This Jubilee viii be celebrated n
s.. Brendan's Catholic church Of this
city on three days. beginning Friday
next, the 18th at half past seven
O'Clock p n. and lasting through sat.
urday and Sunday. The very Rever-
eread John w. Kuhlman. the eels-
braied Jesuit. viii conduct this Jubi.
lee beginning on Friday evening 81
1850 with an instruction on the Ma.
ture Of the jubilee.
Father Kuhiman is a missionary
well known throughout the MIDI I
West, = graduate Of the famous Ea-
University Of Innspruck At
present be is connected with the
Law department Of the ST. Louis Uni.
versity. He is a very eloquent ma
Come and hear him; all are welcome.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-11

czzUS TO CANADA
The Ts-sr-s ssu at s s-a
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4 saarE * ere assn>4az aa-
Fzx YESTERDAY segz.aE ~ J
EE-7atE n .arav q tie DorrnsG
R4-f CazgEzT ~ sa1t esrsz< a.
ss1 a- re ssass e ne AE a-sss,
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=ziuz FrkNmzrsE-Rs Laa RAr8
q C1zlaa csFE-E E-s q IN
nEzr neTt AEr2 whzz NJ Dxr-
Sszf hE A1s1z.
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pnw III Ths DErs e 81
Assszsa-w IL vgtsaz vas 3 As
t-az Mr Csgss. n7rzr NJ
Do-EF rs Uzz= & AS wE ao+
bsr gs rssa1 n w5ra M -%z
H paz gszAz -1u -
sEaH DE- ws1ErH-ez4 ard Mr.. Oar
a nE the zE1szr e As- Ls
lEs @ rs mzzsg-sEl ahd
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-11

Aza stH the Er0ssh ooatirues
$50 Mhzz hzs s@sn tie order a
Ire car shs past tEo wsn II. 7.
sVzr4Hg J G Crawford, Dzyt MH~.
r r. Baker. Mi7t EouaesoBser. 10
y Blz@ azd p ! wezzrz have
taAsa titled there are az mere .
zF@ o. cx. vEeA are 10 b era
I'd and FFes y@ These raat hare
5as arrived iszssrzzD Mxxr 70
T. Jesse creya Maekey. = e. crz~
&zs TVz R0wA
Hiss B@xeAs Tzykr u East As
erza heEzs Eboos a. peg Las wsz-
dsz- Tas 50 Nias TaysoTs Iss term
hsFe shs egsss vaa rs-sonEsnsed
a aE seaoa PERHAPS near 90 earon@s
Hiss Mabls Nahan beraa her
schooi y NaFasr tire weeks ago. she
-taHght X this vfrlnisy last year ana
Nss ven Aks1 II.
q FETHs nsw house Is completed.
shs is a csisy and WI b a Joy for.
Nm Eseie had a good horse cut
% > covz setter Thursday and had to
XII hiEn neHt day. He valued the
horse at 500.
E~Teryboey very bHsy past two
three Feeks- This new 5nsiaeEs Of.
alto nnlHg regsires lots o. Work.
Z there Il 70 rain Eass month very
hts* Wheat viii be aown az ths
sTzsa Il % very du TIE wheat would /,
npt aSrssi good and then the MttisI
big IL galore IL or midst
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-11
HoLLENsvLLE-

Hiss Lela Upp d waiting hel
aazt NH Joan Clark at Bento
cry
J 2 Casssen Ast a god MARI
lsE1 week
HAss Estser Nssssee Of AzxEzsse
q tie gaaaz Of Miss Nell Maador.
MsE TIA Heeixer. Yrs. WIN. AZ
s-T ans Mrs p C. Berry visited
raTa IA cAkzsO last reek
Mss &str3s PstfesHou ID visjtIng
.asr sister. Mrs G. L Fiorsy Al Bzlfi-
mors. Maryland
NrE Emily J. Pztterxoa ras suppis
e lat FRIDAY. Sep Shy about e Of
her tresds coming in about II o'eloc
Ffh wen flied baskets. That was
aer birthday. all present enJoyed ths
dsg and sished her many more hspp
birthdays.
G. G NcCee's have a new Majestic
rage.
ac Gee Bros bought s I3s-Ib hogs
from J. W. sharp for $3.50 E evt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-11

The Eazt izporxzns natter before
me CITY councl at It's regular zs
ing Mundzy eEsni1g vas tn@ EgztE
% he cry Mayer Potts sn1ed be
had a snag taxi vita Z r L0cfe II
tie ror~ Co. s.d tat AA prspossd
81ghtiDg sgszsm. aur01nred s9-e
tine azo for TIE res6sscs 0seu0a
would be carried oat as Essa ~ prs
SHE sss that Mr.. 1ccks uo1lH Placs
"a block Of four ligats O. Jackson S,
tvpea c8zrk Ave, aid Olive ST. 70
sAow the proposed Lighting sFsteEi
for the kazi.ess seetAoz- Tkiz plan
eOes not include placing ths wires
q eoodats.
The Coaucl 0r1ere3 ne Power
CO 70 put 10 a uater razin on Clark
Ave- from CAY s.. 70 tie viaasct
KS Myers. Of the Eight vile Road
coumhzsloa presented q stasemsai
SLOWING where ali a me fuads haa
beea sEeaf.
Bills 10 he amour, Of sesosaa wer
allowed.
The special committee to inFestigzts
ire addition to the A. ". Tnmbls
suldinz hansed in a majority report
tektlfying to It's safety.
The following we're ordered to hall
wzlks: Isaac Roberts. Minnie Boyd.
r. C. Bassford.f
Ccncrete watering troughs we're Or
dersd at Hardin Park and in the rear
Of the Baptist church.
The street and sllsy committee ras
ordered 70 90 over all Of The paved
streets IN the city and have al d
the damaged parts repaired By those
responsible. This viIl improve the
streets materially.
Sexton Williams q Kmuood Gene
terry reported I White burisls and ;
colored during August
The financial statement showed
sfsse-@ paid out in August leaving
the following balances general fund
Gsss.ssi Library fund sis3ss5; Sew
er fund s2oszz. Cemetery fund $3.50.