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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-01-16
Are YouInterested?
U90s
Montrose. Colorado

Fellow Potato
Are interested in finding psevenve
diseases that C of
ae Do though
affected mmune Don't think
stamp out the diseases
spread! Do realize that College Expsmen Station
effective work they hampered the future
lack Of funds and abraory equipment! Da
that they the needed
much entitled Federal aid in this
instance in their fight effort
ohave the National
ting sufficient funds push the needed Investigations?
Are interested Seed
sale?
ed seed and rseeds?
you interested the above matters meeting
Colorado Potato Growers held
big live meeting will bring you
tend notify Monto Colorado
early as possible This important meeting suitable
the crowd obtained
sed later Watch
time and place of meeting will be those
Sincerely
WIN. P. PRICE
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-01-16
Died

Miss Esther Rollenhagcn a young
lady living several miles south
east of Julesburg died Monday of
tuberculosis. The funeral was
held on Thursday. Undertaken
Styer having charge of the funer-
al. Miss Rollenhagen was a sis
ter of Carl Rollcnhagcn and a
daughter of Franz Rollenhagen
who died some months ago. The
bereaved relatives have the SYM
pathy ofa large number of friends
and relatives.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-01-16
Copy from the Proceedings of The
State Board Of Agriculture

WHEREAS, oindusry facing new and very
difficult probers and
WHEREAS, pst growers
State the Of others
to meet these conditons
WHEREAS meeting this poblema
than ton Of cure; therefore, bsit
RESOLVED Agriculture meeting
and other industry
Colorado
better problem
its solution.
RESOLVED That purpose meeting
Assembly
the Colorado Agricultural
work discuss possibility
cuture active
portant and consider such
the agricultural betterment
RESOLVED That Governor
the the Board County
be thirty delegates
the officers Farmers Unon Grange
"RESOLVED That Mr. William Price, Colorado who
planned this meeting and has
will gladly additional
the
to of the vita! industries the
That onv those
Only through
isled'
Pursuant the above hereby meeting
industry
Albany Hotel at nine
o q. m
Signed A. A. EDWARDS, Presden
THE STATE BOARDOF AGRICULTURE
Collins, moer1 l
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-01-16
Resolutions Passed by the
Sedgwick County High
School
WHEREAS:

Death has taken from our
number, Persis, Parker one who was
an Alumnus of this Institution, and who
has given freely other time and energy
in promoting education. in the care
and consideration of the welfare of the
community, whose ambition was that
members of her family should have
every opportunity to obtain an educa-
ton, working increasingly to that end.
Be it therefore:
RESOI.VED:
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-01-16

That we of the Sedgwick
County High School, hereby give ex-
preston to our deep sorrow at the
loss to the family and to the community
Of one who has proven herself a cap
able. energetic, and conscientious CO.
worker, and be it further
RESOLVED:
That these resolutions be
placed on the records of the High
School and that the Chairman of this
committee be instructed to commuicat.
the same to the family of our friends.
Elmer r. Kissack
Resolu- Vim. c, Dye
ton com. Martha E. Lundell
mittee
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-01-16
Julesburg Saddened

The citizens Of JuIesburg were
saddened to learn Of the death Of
Miss Persis Parker at the home
Of her parents MIR. and Mrs. c.
V. Parker on Tuesday morning
after a three weeks illness. The
relatives have The sincere sympathy
Of their friends and Of this paper,
An obituary will be printed mex,
week.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-01-16

applicable delivery
of mailing or a rural route starting therefrom
DISTINCTIVE STAMPS.
The that and
Of the fourth prepaid distinctive
fixed Postmaster
payment of postage
first second and third classes. and when used for the
which affixed
in section
a~ssszs--9 - R9xhARA2s0A FOR MAILING
farcss nus be mailing
be easily examined tsee 10 to 81, incusveD
parcel must be accepted for mailing bears
address Of the sender preceded by the word From
Postmasters will receive for mailing
packed for safe shipment
AVAILABLE.
Parcels must be mailed office branch office named or
number
delivered rural other carrier
matter
deposited post
which the carrier and postage office
INSURANCE PARCELS
postage prepaid NAV insured
loss equivalent
of fee of 10
UNAVAILABLE MATTER
The following nonmabe by law ee secs m PIP and
approved 1909:
manifesty obscene
venting conception procuring aboon articles
all matter otherwise maabe by
which dineations be urlous
deamaory, threatening character
Spituous,
kind kind and compositions
of knd nammahle
oil gasoline
ec> Internal machines and mechanical chemical
tons Of kind which may kill jure
o anna mailo II othe
Pistols whether
land not ud animals birds poultry
and M raw hides or pe article having bad % shall
be admitted to the mails
determining postage
ed by renting by chief
Specify City Map To Be Used
Furter information be obtained office.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-01-16
G. w. Stockham, Pres.


LastP Now
SECOND following Judges o. Said Election
and Of each Division thereof No W. Miller
Loves Jr No g. J Brandt No. l.
George Jones, L. w. Eversman Frankin
THIRD That the whole number eff votes
eight apportoned to the different Divisions rs follows
Division No l. Twelve
Division No Four
Division No votes
FOURTH That all divisions
ed and for Division No Three Julesburg Irrigation
Glen McKnstry Secrearyo the Board ubur
hereby
General of
A, D. 1872 to the best of my knowledge and belief
Glen B. McKinstry
fourth
meeting
part payment
fol ditch.
Section 46 and the laid until meeting
the
vas
DISTRICT the ownea of the
of for waste described follows
Township Eleven North of
Principal Meridian North
South 3 and 3
of South Platte River acres
rght-of wav
mpractab and said
The Jueburg Irrigation District,
WHEREAS, A. A. Weston
the sum of cash., and
of Ooo the
price that can be secured for said tof-wa
THEREFORE, of
hereby sold the said A. A. Weston
in
of The uburg conveying
the
on payment by him of the $25OO0 -
Ss Rs e sens ss sen n a fS bridge
wav through
sads of said bridge. ' e'
Continued Week
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-01-16
Post Office Department
Parcel Post Information

Ostregu
factory
greater
delivery,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-01-16

her position as bookkeeper and
stenographer.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-01-16

Elect Directors and Officers
At the annual meeting Of the
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-01-16
Proceedings Of the Board of The Julesbur1
Irrigation District

Board meet Dec s meeting
9h 1912 with the following present. Stockhn
w. H. D.
T. Bush Superintendent and cKnstry
ctionS
STATE OF COLORADO lss
COUNTY SEDGWICK o.
In the matter Of the election held in the
December
tor in and for the said The Juesburg Irrigation District:
ElRST that the following published
Notice of
Notice
semby OF Colorado relative to the election
No of the Julesburg
day. December Third Nineteen
Ihe following polling places and
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-01-16

Division No. George Jones
Tom Jenkins
Ben Franklin
Division No. 2 j. J. Burton
Manuel Laughlin
VIM. H. Brandt
Division No. 8 w. L. Miller
Howard Ewing
VIM. Loves, Jr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-26
Court House News

~ fS1oxsg E.A rsr~ sal ~
.ze SER a. Ne cr1r< Eszss N
.sU E-s-1.czs
Two AZ saeSzE nrrss q Azd n
TE1aa kzr.E to Hs EcPiks e.
.Es-s 10 IEzs L NePle tr s<aa
~ =s=-Sss a 12a aerss RsrsA o
.uEzzrsc. = M Esss cozvsz fo-
SIS
O.s hu1srvd azz fns-sea Acres
..szf I've z1ss zrth q Nsx5ca ~
SEzE 70 tie state q G B. VIZ
.izzAzz % wlizsE z.6 George Noe-
ger for fzssa
Ezaity u a acre q had II ss1tA
Neuuof1r SO az6 sg1aJ n lets
.i1 Esrsoo f- SO TO HaGa cozpe-.
Tsess las we're SD zaasr s7eeiai
execzrIoz n tie ease q z B Coos
.hzy rs nozzs EunlssL
Il tie ease q 5 d sioekx Is
n P wzrSsa. he iury br01sAt n a
verses for tas plzszcn. allowing Ain
So he fs3 az0z1f q aats sled for
Via TIE fatsresL
Mr. Warden has FLED ngaOa FOR
q ueE trial
Tie Ease Of David n Isttrses. o.
yz1dzHA. va The ChscAgo and Al.
toa p r Co. vas On tsL Noa6sg
sHernoo1 Mr. JeEfnss Is suing tie
rzuroad for damages for cattle killed
by a train. There are sbczs g Wit
nesses here.
The alienation suit Of orea G. ste
.Vhe1s - H Frank Rsnoe. which
vas b-o1Zht here from Galway coun
T. has been settled. the Defendant pr
ing $3.50 damages Stspbezs claim
ed Re1Oe aEenzsed his ~ite's sSfec-
tons and demanded sfaaDg To zF-
.Fszss the wrong done him
No decision II the eleetric railroad
case has been reached II is proba-
be however that Judge Barnett VII
decide Tuesday.
The juryuen from now on wiz re-
eefVe So PER day Instead u $50 as
Heretofore Th= Increase stzt1ts
vent into effect Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-26
MISSOURI
NOTES

Louisiana was chosen as the next
meeting place for the Missouri stats
Aerie OF the Fraternal Order Of Gag
les. which adjourned at Trenton Wed
nesday. James E. Gates. Of Trenton
was chosen president to succeed Geo
E. Brewington. Of Bevier. Other off
GERS are: A. B. Duncan, 81 Joseph
vice-president: Edward shannahan, o
Kansas City, chaplain; o. c. Schnii
zer, Hannibal, treasurer; Julius Suns
st. Joseph, secretary; Ben +. Clark
st. Louis. conductor; ". T. Newland'
Independence, inside guard; ]. a
.Ulch, Joplin. outside guard; w. H
Lynn, Rich Hin. trustee for thre'
years.
Ralph Head. who was a delegate
from the Mexico Lodge. is home.
Montgomery City. No, June IS.
Mrs. Carrie Carter Stokes here to
day said her husband. Charles E
Stokes. has sold The State Leader
the official prohibition paper Of Mis-
sour. to W. II. Dalton, the new
Missouri chairman Of the Prohibition
party. The paper VIII be publishes
at Joplin. Mr.. and Mrs Stokes vii
go TO California to reside permanent
ly. They have been working IN tht
interest Of prohibition in Missouri 70.
about twenty years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-26

EVERY stOckholdeg n the Mexico
hospital should make remittance al
once of $3.50 per STARE 70 the
treasurer. ! ". DIT. Tbs macy
should Be- paid at once 50 that ar
rzaEements can Be completed for op-
sning the institution Taose Who
have ten room ho1ses for rent
should notify TIE president, A P.
Greer. right away. Quite q RUIZ
Der Of citizens Of Mexico expressed
a desire to make q Contribution to
ward the hospital instead Of taking
stock Nov is the tine to make
your suhserfp1ozs A large amount
o. money VII be needed to furnish
ard rs1oysfs the bzl6inThe board,
II possile. warts to eo2dvct the hos
pitzl n q first csass way and con
serve the uziutez1-ce f1nd No town
syer had q Ezo-e worthy charity than
= dustclzss, wsu-oo1d1ctsd hospital
Come on ID. and show By Jour action
that yoz ~sre IN earnest In yozr
tz1E for 8 hospital
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-26

?. c SHAW WRITES
ON USE OF IATN
The svgiESfissd. Mass, BaEr
Rs7zb,ie1a In It's Mas1zfas Notes has
.the fouOvizg 70 say rezrsing ?. c
shaw. a former member q the Mis-
sozr Military Aezdeny fAc1lty and
. leading Missouri edsestor. PROF.
p C. shaw. teacher Of Latin a. the
westpost high school IN Kansas
CITY, recently displayed an interesting
Latin exhibit The collection con-
sisted OF about 100 large cardboards
WITH clippings from dRersut nezs
papers, magazines and poems attach
ed Wherever = Latin word ap
Fezred Il vas underlined, with red
lax The object Of this exhibit, Prog.
SAaw said. sis to answer the que%
hoa that Is asked 50 oftea, especial
u By the students. What's the use
Of Lztinf The display has been pre-
pared TO show the students who
have failed to take UP the study Of
Latin that Latin makes the EngIfsh
language more Ineligible; that it az
fords superior mental training; that
Il Is essential to an Intimate sequaint.
znce With art and decorative designs
in general. and that It contributes.
more or less directly. to saecess in
professions"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-26
wHooPINe COUGH.

y have used chamberlain's Coug
Kennedy ever since I have been
keeping house and I consider Il one
OF the best medicines l have ever
used. Ny children have all used II
and Il works like a charm for colds
and Whooping cough. In fact, I con.
slider Il good for any kind Of a throat
or lung trouble. and do not think
any household complete without IT,
writes L. G. Hsines. OF Marbury, Ala
You will look a good while before
you find a better preparation than
Onamberlain's Cough Remedy for
colds and whooping cough in children
It contains no narcotic; 1t is pleasant
to take For sale by Buckner Drug
Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-26
LOOK PLEASANT NJ

DON'T KNOCK.
WE have had nsny erier years
thsn 1919 ear possibly be- Tire wheat
crop iris year n Missouri is Unuss-
atty good ard. while tire hay ard
osss are q failure. there ID plenty
o. time for a bumper corn erop- The
bsslaess men Of Mexico should net b
~psssimissSe. Our merchants Bh1aa1
ret Try 20 scare syevbOdy 70
eesth b. Nsiiin7 Abort hard tires
Our nsrphsnts might rroNd at the
newspapers and stop dasir aoyertis-
ins o. they might sresd al the CLERKS
hvt when thssr customers come IN
Trey shosiS look pleasant Farmers
e Ssdrsin co0rty are golns 70 live
ard wear clothes ard have Some
thing 70 at WHAT'S tire use of scar
ias ySgr e~ustsnsers 70 dszth7 wbeu
ysg stop your advertising, you give
peb'ie notice asss Tire country IL
gcins 70 tire bos1S1ss and you srs
sesns to 90 al you ear to help u
10 that direction. The farmers II
ira part G. the country are En =
ESs1 r-sncisI fix and Of course.
~aiie the 6rsv4h 3 going 70 hurt al
q "a rsbody is soins hungry o. max.
cd DRY years IA We tosir good re-
sits sIocs certain fEne& They
sss Land = chance 70 rest a year IN
res1 Of pvstins the o3neF 10 the
espsuss q bsySss a Ilttis ferEiliz-
- IRE dy year makes " figure
a little to Gn6 out "shers we ar.
ats and rnzkes u more conservative
in our expenses IN unnecessary ii.
'seticns- Nothing 10 TO be CARED /,
chewing the rag. We shouts a.
lock pleasant and In the r-santir-
cur farmers are usins s~clentific
methods IN the cultivation Of thelr
crops and car stand t1ic. az much
dry weather ~ formerly. Tire PEG.
pie o. Eudfain. as We stated above.
are eoira TO live. and In order 70
DO that viii have 10 buy goods and
have the money TO pay for them.
Don't drive them cut Of your
stores and away from Mexico by
your calamity talk,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-26
ESTATE
TRANSFERS

L P. CriEler to Albert Russell
lcrezsey lot 6 blk / HArrfson's Al.
diton Mexico szsea-
D. A Murphy 10 ClzAde Marshall
e al lots Z and s. blk Il L & 3 High
ard Add Mexico 5000.
Louisa white to Ksasey wf4en
iclithero z IL sw IA Of Sec 1875.
$3.50.
Ralph House e al 20 FIorsnee l.
Oaks / acre in Sc. IA Sec zs-s1-G 81
" B and Alice II Guthrie 70 A
p. Blair rs acres In Secs. 81 & Is
sos. $50
chas H Baker to Simon Philip el
al 40 acres IN Sec. 3Ssi-io. 8.
Simon Phillip ct al to Charles II.
Baker lot Il and E 20 n lot II blk ,,
donated Add Mexico g.
Joseph G Jacob 10 MarsInsbnrg
Dramatic Club the W IS feet lot 2
blk Is. Orig Martinsburg. sIs7lee.
Esther and Olivia Gray TO Ira +.
and Bessie o. Charles lots . and
blk 6. Orig. Farber. $500.
r. w. Leweliyn 10 Daisy ~ "A
ans. i1sx249 r., 2Is n west NV,
cor. lH 6. blk 2. Gathrie's Addition,
Mexico. 81 and other.
W. A. johnson to J D Bzrkwen,
n IL sw IA NE IA & NV IA NE
IA Sec 2251-1o. 81.
Prank z scroggia to Flora A.
Pike lots 5 ard 6. blk 2. Earharts
Add, LzddoniA $40.
Henry " Smith to WA P Smith
land In Sec z2-51-s. s55eo.
4 " Iewellyn to Edwa.d Naei.ib
lots 7 20 IS inc " H Heizen Add.
Mexico 81 and other.
Virginia r. Hamilton ct al 10 B NJ
BEzh part Of lot Is City survey No
20 Mexico. $3.50.
8. v Reynolds TO cadamus d Gam
De 20 acres N secs 61Sz-S and sl-53-
g. 81
Eliza s. SteTett to Willis S. stsx-
rett, lots ? and 7. blk u, Caldwell &
dePIke's Add vandzIa- $500.
William Wallace to n. A. Rice
part lot Il blk 12 Orig Martinsburg
81 and other.
Gayzenz @. Wilkins ct al TO Thorn
az R Bruce, part OF lot Is. City Sur
vey No. 40 MEXICO. $3.50.
Mary H. sames 10 Stella s. Brat.
ton 100 acres in N IL See z4s2-If. %
COO.
Nina Boze TO Bessie Denton, lot l.,
biz 4. Rawlings Add, Mexico, 1900.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-26
MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the
shareholders Of the Mexico Savings
Bank will meet at the office Of the
bank in Mexico. Mo. in annual meet.
ins on Tuesday. July sth, 1913. al
> O'Clock a. m, for the purpose OF
eiecting seven directors for the en-
suing year. The poles win be open
from ? a. m. to twelve noon OF that
day Tor the election Of said directors.
w. w. Fry, President az
G. a. witherspoon. s~ee'y15-H
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-26
FOURTH or July
All MARTINsRuRo.

FOURTH or JULY
AT MARTlNSBuRc
The Fourth Of July celebration a
Mariinsburg promises to be one o
the best entertainments OF It's kind
around here. Tho citizens Of that
town are working bard for a good.
clean, safe and sane celebration OF
the glorious Fourth and tho pro
gram already announced promises II
viii be.
The Mariinsburg Giants will play
the Montgomery City team at 1880
and following them the Martins
burg Blue sox viii play the Mex
leo Cubs. These two ball games
promise to be fast and exciting. In
the evening a grand ball will be held
at Williams Hall and at the Dramat-
ic Club Han. Plenty OF good mn
sic and lots Of room are ADVERTISED.
There will be a demonstration with
the Martinsburg Fire Department new
chemical fire engine. Besides all Of
these things. there win be plenty Of
shade, ice water and music.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-26

pound and it made me a strong well wo-
man. ! am very thankful that | fol-
lowed my friends advice and | shah
recommend it as long as | live. Before
l took the Compound ! was always
sickly and now | have not had medicine
from a doctor for years. You NAV pub
ish my letter. Mrs. EDWARD B. Hu-
BERT, Fleetwood, Pa.
Sseh warning symptoms as sense of
sGfocation, hot flashes, headaches. back
aches, dread of impending evil, timidity.
sounds in the ears, palpitstion Of the
heart, sparks before the eyes, frreg11-
larites, constipation, variable appetite.
weakness and ~inquietude, and dizziness,
are promptly heeded by intelligent wo-
men who are approaching the period in
life when wOman's great change may
be expected.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound i~nvigorates and strengthens the
female organism and builds up the weak
ened nervous system. II has carried
many women safely through t.is crisis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-26
$4,000 DANCE

SUIT STHhi
Montgomery City, June \
The legal battle for lgi,M
ages brought by Warren zrnTi
School Directors John wOfe
Dawing and Clay See, who NJ
plaintiff arrested for "sieag
ter" at the schoolhouse well I
the drouth two years ago, ocgi'
yesterday By the taking Of =
tons.
The case will be called tat q
st, Charles next week, and ItF'
es to be Of more than ordinsH
est. II Includes some Of he y
do citizens OF the county 70
has moved to St. Louis since y
rest and conviction for 'telHH9
water.
He says he stole the water Y
clio Johnny Green. fatally iH !
house and needed the water ~
ing purposes, The director
clare he had been repeatedly "
The Justice OF the Peace at
Florence fined him $40. Toe =
pge suit grew out Of an af'lce
"a by the directors, which aHps'
IN a county paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-26
The Weekly Ledger


JycEuN coUssE FoR NExrco
" c SIXTH e ne LE1s rssa-
sg b EzzE-E .E = ncsz
czz-zs fw NErs0 Es csz,,g ~.
80 NEzco hz s-z zsssee a
r1sE tFozz eoGss AZ We are
raz - n1E o1t 4--zsr@ls ATe
bez -.ss zia-z E.s H& VI ts
u1zs szazAcur - tks plA1r gza
crazy F1t-r,zss at-ze1s1 VI
- presented 40 - psrs e5FeszE
- ws1,s oc--se & I've zzzbs5 Vi
- EM Or Eag,s sA0zN sso~
shtAr 17T-rcsanoa ~ rs-E-g n
uesia.elT fsr ssss11 tSrkstE Is Eve
hrasrus asrzzrs ticfess VII BE
aaE AzszE 80 attrzckrs 1zt
Nr szssh has Secured are TIE So
ias1-x- SeszzGzrs: TIE CtSczro Las
- orchz<rz. wizEsz. tie hz-
ozs lsctErsrs MlSr wnze-. TIE notsi
rasser. :. ". Wr5oa. Pneaisezt O.
Hardin College + making The saisc-
tiozs for this eozrzs. wkich nzzs
they All Al bs eutc1zss. clean. uF
to-Safe sffrzr<inra
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-26

THE strike Of the Bell Telephone
girls In st. Louis. It is chained
was brought about by the men s,rik.
err. \ The girls don't seem to have
anything much TO strike about and
the walking delegates are having a
hard time to get them to quit their
Jobs. We suppose ss soon az the
men call all the girls out. they wsIl
make soznc suggestions az to how
they can make q living. It don't ap-
pear 70 be very gallant anyway, fos
The msn 70 push the girls out In
front Of them when making a strike
Women seem TO be good enough foi
any proposition IA this country ex
ceat 10 vote.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-26
ExecuTops,

Letters t~es,suoary
tate Of Frank Wheeler "
were granted to tie 49,
2ist day Of May, lsn Il
Probate Court OF Audrai,
All persons having az l
said estate are rsqueas n
them TO me for sIlowanu 4.
months after the date q, IA
or they may be preeh5s1 y
benefit Of sucn estate ~
claims be not exhibited NJ
year from the date o, uV]
they viii be forever barra
lat Sarah E whee,v
Lula Toalson.
Geo. F. Toalsoa
Exscuiax
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-26

The Nexies ho5pitsl pruanisss &c
be the NEST inportznt CHARITY work
yer oons n Nsxtcc- The hsEpstsi
vii be conducted fer IRE benefit q
the peopis Nho live In NeNeo, Az
orsis and seiolnins eounsies ard
shs1id have tire cordial ard liberal
support Of eyeyeody who ne takes
an intsress n a worthy charity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-26

at all. | always had
a headache and |
was SC dizzy and ner
voua that | had no
rest at night The
flashes Of heat were
50 bad sometimes
that / did not know
what to do
Zone day friend
@lvised me to take
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Nanakrh1a &C.,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-26
NOT spsises Q

Hor sPsises Nos
LfNcHEs \ NEGRO
HS sSrz2 Al. Jgas -
Ws1 SorzA 4 nsgro eAarEsf
VIA nhe EzSer & GGrhzz1 Hzn
Ae sszzea years %
laughter q Jsage c Eoy5 Hz1,
vas HsAs1 ~ a ESS Hse srs1lag a
SIS o'e1scE
Exzy q he zszbez q TIE
80 ysne1 for TIE leaders to Eire
ne neg-s a eAane& They are said
70 hare 1zkss klz % Ezke a state
.zzL E.E / els sad e hare adnsi-
ted tai ke cozzltscd tie crime
~ SIS ths neEros hosy Vas CO,
sou froz tie essctrie ugAt pole A
sgsAE & city rosics ofsesrs tried
&c take Nh fr1a TIE mob but failed
he bo<T vas tAea tArosn o. a
bonhre vAscA vac quiekly buFt-
Az TIE zsEro vas pitched o. 10 the
nr& cheer Arsr ekeer weut % frou
the hzaassas tAst crowasd mo the
1isy- HIS BODY vas s0o1 rsd1ced
70 askeS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-26

WHILE Farmer Iusk never old
nose as 4 Fsin-maker. he. Of course,
is wiling 10 share with President
Wilson the blame for the dry spell
are having In the meantime,
Farmer Rusk Is making some sugges.
lions regarding dry farming thai
VIII pa5 you 10 look into.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-26
MEXICO HARDIN ALUMNAE 10

GIVE TO BUILDING FUND.
Az a meeting Of the Hardin Alum
nae, At the RIngo Hotel wednesday
afb9non. II was decided to starr
a campaign for money for the build
ing fund Of an addition to the Col.
lege.
At the annual banquet Of the alura
nae, this year. Or. TraIle. Of the
Hardin faculty, talked on the new
bDIldIng and the funds needed for
It's erection. This was an incentive
for the Mexico ai1mnae and they
viii increase the building fund as
much as they are able.
No definite amount was pledged.
but 1t was agreed that as large
smount as possible VIII be raised
for the erection Of q new building On
the college campus. A large number
Of graduates were present and much
enthusiasm was shown.
The election Of officers was le-
ferred until September.
Standard Binder Twine runs five
hundred feet to the pound. 1t is
smooth and does not kink. , lie a
pound d2w1
DRY'S-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-26

THE State Fair is offering q s25GC
SADDLE horse premium which IL one
Of the largest premiums ever Offered
In this country for saddle horses
and insures splendid showing. Score
tary John T. stinson is hard a,
work arranging attractions for the
fair and expects to have the besi
yer, The Missouri State Fair has
The cordial and hearty support Of
stockmen and farmers throughout the
country.