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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11

WEDDINGS



Arthur R. Van ormer OF Hunts
vile and Miss Myrtle B. Thompson,
OF Elm Grove, Mo-, we're married
Wednesday evening by the Rev. s..
W. Hayne.
Team S. Tate Of Macon County,
and Miss Mary e. Acuff Of Vandalia,
were married Thursday by Judge w.
w. Bolts.
Frederick F. l.. Lee, and Miss
Anna e. Hartwin. both of Dexter,
we're married Thursday by Rev. A.
A. Wallace.
, Eugene Funston, viee-president o.
the R. e. Funston Dried Fruit n
Nut Co., st. Louis, a cousin of Mrs
Lucy vanDeventer OF this CITY,
was married Thursday to Mrs.
Holmes Fuller, daughter of William
II. Thompson, vice-president of the
Boatmen,s Bank. Miss Sallie Van
Deyenter spends a great deal OF her
time in st. Louis visiting at Mr..
Funsten's home. She was there last
week and met the bride.
Miss Dorothy Hubbard, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hubbard O
Havre, Montana, formerly OF this
} city. was married to Curtis G. Win
ger, a young ranchman Of Clifford
Mont, May 18th. Miss Dorothy is
very charming young lady with man!
friends in this city. The Ledger join
others In wishing her a long any
happy welded life.
Miss Tina Weinand Of this city,
and w. w. Richard Of st. LOUIS
we're married in St Louis Thursday
Mr.. Richard is proprietor of a g
, race. The bride is a daughter 9
IMr. and Mrs. Tony Weinand.
$ VIM. P. Bradley, SO well and fa'
orably known in Mexico, and forme'
Nv of the Ledger staff, and who ha
Il had great success for several year
while travelling in the South, an
Mrs. Sophie M. Hardee, the accom-
5 pIished daughter of Mr.and Mrs.
Aock. OF Natchez, Miss, were ma
h PLY married in Shreveport, La, {
& Wednesday. The Ledger wishes
congratulate them, and trust they
" will make Mexico a visit son
IS time in the future, where y
/. Groom is very popular, and his MAJ
Il friends will give win and his VII
a royal welcome:
The Shreveport Times says:
zone very pretty June weddin
which will be Of unusual interest
en- heir many friends in New Orlean
was the marriage Of Mrs. Sophie ]
", Hardee and Mr.. VIM. p. Bradley.
IN. the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Jol
sr, s~huttleworth yesterday afternoon
S O'Clock, Rev. J. X. Smith, D.
to pastor of the First P~resbyteri
BIZ Church, officiating. The bride
m very popular with a large circle
I've friends in New Orleans, Natchez
/. Meridian, and is a sister of M
Is. Phil Wideman, of Meridian. 7
Of groom is a very successful travel
Of salesman, having Travelled in Sc
er. eral Southern States for s
for, eral years, making headquarters
he New Orleans.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11
klMa AAs Auro muck.

]. G. King now has an auto
truck for delivering groceries and
meats. The truck was built by
Haskell Bros, Of this city and ia
especially suited for delivery pur-
poses. Mexico Is getting more like
New York every day"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11
PARTISAN SAGE
FOR H HAIR

If your hair is too dry-brittle-color'
acknowledged falling out--use
Partisan Sage-now-at once.
1t stops itching scalp, cleanses the mar
Of dust and excessive oils. removes land
ruff with one application, and makes the
hair doubly beautiful soft fluffy
abundant. Try a Soc. bottle to-day.
It will not only save your hair andmake
II grow, but give it the beauty you desire
Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications. IS they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only. one way 70 cure dealnsss'
Deafness Is caused by an intiamed eondi-
tion Of the mucous lining of the Eusta,
ehia Tube. When this tube IS iniiamed
YOU have a rumbling sound or Imperfect
hearing. and when It is entirely eloseo,
fiammation can be taken out n thls
tube restored to its normal condinon
hearing will be destroyed forever; ntne
cases out Of ten are caused by Satarri
which is nothing but an innameu oon'
we will give One Hundred Dollars tofany ease q
Dea fness Caused By catarrhA pc chreupl
Halls Catarrh Cure. send LOT clfenlars tee
FJCHENEY, &C0s Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, f5c,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11
,n,o-e-,ou ANn CONSTIPATION

INDIGESTION AND CONSTIPATION
"About five years ago began
taking chamberlains tablets af'er sup
farinq from indigestion and constlpa--
lion for years without finding any
thing to relieve me. chamberlain
Tablets helped me at once and py
,s,rg them for several weeks was
c0red of the complaint" writes MRS
Marv q. McMullen, Phelps N,f.fO'
~, all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11

Sam Morris and daughter, Pearl,
went to st. Louis, Friday afternoon.
They will board the T. P. A. Special
there for Houston. Tex, to attend
tho National Convention Of tn T. P.
a.. Nh. Morris is delegate from
Post I. Following the convention. the
delegates will be entertained with
trip over Central Texas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11


frozen ose and fruits. This was on
a silver pedestal underneath which
were silver and pink-shaded cleo
tries. The Ice cream for this
course was nodded into roses and
the cake was decorated with forget
me-nots. =
A jolly Lyric party Thursday even
ing was composed of the following
young ladies: Misses Bernice Smith,
Undine Butler, Elizabeth Mcclure,
Louise Willard, Margery Morris
Maurine Heller, Mildred wallace. IT.
enc Roden, Ruth Lewis, Willie Rob
nett, Edna Norris, Lottie Corpett,
HARRIET Winans, and Anna viii
liams. After the movies they re-
paired to the Gem for refresh
ments,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. x. Luckje and
Miss Kota Luckie gave q lawn par
ty and picnic dinner Thursday for
Mrs. S. M. Edwards. Miss Sallie
Lakenan and the three little boys,
Joe Dick and Theo. Lakenen who
left that evening for Pueblo, Colo.
Other guests were James Edwards OF
st. Louis, Mrs. MeCabe Howe and
daughter, Mrs. L. Lakeland and
family, MIR. and Mrs. Joe Lakenan
and Clarence Barnes and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams, Nil
neapolis are guests OF Mrs. Annie
Squires.
Miss Beatrice Johnson of Mober
ly and Victor Hale were guests @
Miss Lucy Denham Sunday
Miss Selma Thompson. Para sould,
Ark, Miss Alberta Griswold, Clar
ence, Mo-, and Miss Frances Graham
Minneola were guests Of Mics Luc.
J Denham during the closing exercls
es az Hardin College.
Mrs. J.. P. Mason Of Greenwwoot
| Ark, Is the guest OF her mother,
Mrs. Clara d. snidow She Will b
here for a month.
Misses Ethel and Flemma snido'
h Of Tulsa, Okla, are here for the sun
mer vacation.
Miss Fay snidow Is home from Oh
| iahoma to spend the summer vaca-
tion.
( Mrs. M. v. james Of frankfort, N
and Mrs Vim r. Smart Of Moberly
q who were guests Of Mrs. Edward d.
y mody for commencement, have n
: turned to their homes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11
DON'T NEGLECT
YOUR STOMACH

re You are not able to digest your
food, If you lack an appetite, If your
stomach is sour, gassy, upset, your
tongue coated, your head aches and
You arc dizzy and have heartburn use
Mi-o.na at once, the first dose brings
srre, safe and effective relief.
Buy now-today-a fifty cent box.
Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11

A CORRESPONDENT wants to
know what animal can go longest
without food. We don't know; but
a Bull Moose can go years with
out pie.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11
ONLY ONE EN-.

ONLY ONE en-
TIRELY SATISFACTORY.
II have tried various collie and
diarrhoea remedies. but the only
one that has given me entire sat-
isfaction and cured me when I was
afflicted 10 Chamberlain's Cole,
Cholera ana Diarrhoea Remedy.
recommend II to my friends at al
times" writes 8. N. Galloway, o
Stewart, s. O. For sale by 81
dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11

such Patua ~ "
sides, and terrible
back 50 that ]
could llardiy stand
| took six tottles o.
| Lydia L. Pinkham'i
Vegetable Com
| pound, and now ! cal
do any amount o
] work, sleep good ca.
4 good, and don't hay,
4 a bit of trouble.
y raooromand lydia
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11
WALKER CASE RE.

The suit Of Addison 7. Ogden vs.
Mon NJ. walker for damages which
was brought to the Audrain elr'
cn,t Court on change Of venue from
pike county has been reset ~
9Th. 800
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11

AS an evidence OF his interna-
tional generosity, Col. Roosevelt do
mates his new river to Brazil, max
ing no effort to collect It for the
Smithsonian Insiuion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11
COUNTY NEWS


relatives IN Mexico
Mrs. s. E. Crews OF Fulton, who
have been spending the winter IN
Denver, Colo-s and Mrs. J. +. Beeler
Of Denver T guests Of John T..
Crews and family.
The estate OF the late Morrison
Lakeland a appraised Thursday,
ard It totals in value approximately
$4,000.
Bryan Kelso has gone to Chicago
wnere ne a a splendid position o
the summer
The announcement Of J. At Brown
for constable OF Salt River town
snip, subject TO the action OF ene
Democratic primary, VIII De round
IN me DAILY INC weekly Ledger
Mrs. ). M bdwaros ana MISS SAL
lie Lakenan lett THURSDAY tor fo-
eolo' ooio'' wnere eney wh sp0nu
uhe summer
MISS Saran onl a reuurheo "
ner nome IN hannhD4l'
james hoomson, me Mrsess 20
nceman N 81 ouis Ae'snoeu ene
,uneeai u ms ua'ors' lanes U
- .ns cs's MT
nseu ~ mss
mr. ana Mrs :, y. Lovely o
An0onio' ieAa'' arc nov inc
enps sps SDn
was iorlhsas "'s' An" =,
'his Guy
Aus'p' ne sne nsslo
was 1aisea oy = a.
,o" pan ~ n-A
),
MISS nu.'n renuse "in ~
mtssOufi omiS
Niss
spuusht u eHe
ehls SUMMER.
my IVY
oonia, ap'enueu ene ounuay oo
oon'ion - -.
~ts O,as
prSsha' \ sne sues ="
.nis o -
MISS been oes"'n
'eon s
has sone 70
hmne'e peries 10 n -
University lot 'ne su 80
"ss 4aas
ironl heAs'un
"a Oenlrai Son
i Mrs' Joseph onn.n "au :,
\
LOUIS. -
MISSES NUN Anu
ines anu =. = Noe ~
lne summer school az one o'A'o -"
verslty tnls year.
Miss hiiS'" '% 1Tn,wa
summer schooi ~'
slly ms summer
=, H. orueaA u 80
IS VlsNihe lrieuus ~ -
fueaA iolniel'y D.
anu "oiAeu II cr,,oas
: lot ABOUT se'en you" ~
says no iAe -
!, 70 WISH hAeAio 50.
as II contains an .ue .a
MISS rr"noes uaaas'
sisiseu nei
iase "eeA 80
mias IA. !
pieane "oos 49, gaaa
!. ~prolners' lon anu o
Mo'ino' ,.t
narrison CO.,
10 I-s.,,am, ~ War has a n
nos,tIon offered him with the m
le. Trades journal Dea MoIn
e. ~
The Blanton Library of Nom
Ian High school has turned its
riodicals and magazines over to t
Carnegie Library for the summer
High School students and others
il. secure them there.
a Miss Maybelle Wales went to
ct gin, Kan, Thursday to visit
N brother, Frank Waies' anu VINE
N, Miss Archie Cook VIII STUDY
n Chicago University MS summer
d. Pemberton blattner, d
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11
I. M. Richards is home from
I.ouia IN his new Overland car.

!. M hlcnarus y non
Louis IN MS new overnu
Frank Aenorax Oh : n ~
Tended circuit oour' in "o
day.
9. G Daniel was up rrom '
LA on business
MT anu mls' W. -
Miss Goldie Blggers on MoOes NV
guests Of Mexico trlenus
IN t~e piopI $500 Suo,noa
y Ledger VIII De iounu ING .
ment OF Jonn oAye =
oonsNaoie' S"o'eN
cratic primary AusuSs ~
Mrs James
son, clarence went " ~
on the excursion rriuas
Mrs. +. d. anu =
Browns suatlon' are viSiuns II
tives in Mexico.
Mrs. y. 7. hunkei anu SUM- ~
went to kansas caty FRIDAY
Wehueli' 'ne o"
Rev. n MIS-. W. a.
IS seriously MI "Mio ,,
tlon was considered criSic"i ~
night, he Is resVng easier Quay.
jeff Hostetter' on Dowlihs o'oen
was IN TINS cAy' on eeN
Friday II
oiaude Ban Is canuiuaee
the Legisiauure IN =
ty.
MISS n Deheon n,4.
son CITY Is visiting Miss pu@
ner OF MS Guy.
Manager 0Oaniey
d Mexico AunieeIcs' IL ~ ~.
snce Wleh tne
Q Pattspurg feuetal pas
garding . game pe.sA Il,
and the Alnieeics IN ~N Wy
Jay june i'Nn MI,
: are la'ofaplo "t =
e. nsoul prove q srea'
tor eAlco
WIN. H. ooonS 20 p
tine sleeping poioh - -
some on n's'
ri Claude rowies =
Or over near Welssiie, rs u
only shsnty hJu'eu VIM"
in escaped wltnout much uana
MIS- Anne fowier On ui
spend the SUMMER WIN nei sass
m MRS. j. + Sahloru Vi ms
o. George Harvey one q"
Ia. popular tfavehns men, VIM
a lainfuliy INJURED on tne ~
cd Hallroad last wees Is s
as well as coulu De eApeo'e" n
he ne circumstances MI
II tnree rips oroNe' "nen = !
he .ntown asai"Ss
Dash "nen u
Gu suuusns
y. oaVe Johnson mas sony
Nd wnere ne WIN '@"
seant anu o1ner ii
rs MISS ohoahe pu1el, why no
!. o-tlaAau,a ~
es n
u ma. 0un -,
ieo py ner plosner'
'er, VINO nas peeAi nete
10. MISS OaNe mas e
'ify NashVhie' ienn' ~ =,
ainuai conciaSe
ma MISS lave 10 M n~
rom 'ne ~,
Inc uipve iaoty
oay morning n a. Nan ono
me proprleeors' says ue
laDor IS no ma''er :"
mere as ne mas more "ppi'V
- poSi'ions
ok 1850. = st.,., with ahout
= s-aoto,, which q loc
~. ~ w., p,ilding formerly
cunied nv the Orpheum Bar.
material for the gloves has
rom r,vsd and he viii start with a
had sa,oo
.ihjgo Mox;oo was se,acted as the !
= uaatina n,oce for the annual con.
and. AZ Msvico n,strict Of
IS of Enwoytb I,aayne at the meeting
ans Mohor,v last week. Miss Mary Nc
AZ q, thIs citv was elected fou.
can anas,dant ~ the organization
eot viii have a Fourth
have r,,~ aa,a,,rotion
!. / r paskett is now edit
iaE' he Hunting Section of the
10 Louis Globe Democrat while
adel- Grether, the editor, is i'll.
M w r.u or vent 10 .Joplii
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11

WE might advocate war 4 W '.
,no,cht one or two knockers w
tnow would volunteer and go =
the front.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11
rnsnnh nnd william smith

Joseph and William Smith mo-
tored to ST. Louis Sunday to SEQ
their wives who are visiting In THAI
city. They were accompanied by
Raymond Smith, Tom Bruce and Roy
Bryarly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11
s~alIsIncIi0n GuarnnIeed o. Money Ba

lg Get Praas 100 paoe Ronttrv Book
For sale by Buckner Drug co..,Mex-
leo; I. Moore, Mexico; Smith Bros,
Mexico; Jungbluth & Christup. Ben
ton city; u. A. Smith & Sons, Lad
donia; p. Erdel. IT,. Rush Hill; II. =.
Pearl. Thompson. 5000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Bates and lam
lily of Linneus, are guests Of MT
Bates sister, Mrs. w. f. Sheppard.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11

Beimer Gingrlch Of this city q
visiting 10 FHlton, ii ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11
In. IN ann III VrarH
Anu TI1iE Alrrk...
CFrom Last Week.)
80 YEARS AGO.


Mexico defeated Centralia at
baseball in this city.
The Mexico team was composed oil
the following: L. Baldwin, catcher;
W. Baldwin; pitcher; winscott. LIST
base: Hurd. End; Diggs, srd; Nor
ris, s s; Buckner. r +; Rolling, Q {;
Bush, / I. W. H. Bbey was UNI
pire
A. d. Poteet and Bob Mcconnell
were proprietors of the Mexico Ex
change.
Mrs. Wommack bought a stock o
groceries at Laddonia from Pendle-
ton Bros.
Lee walden bought Tomlinson .
Gregg's lunch room.
Invitations were out for ths
wedding of j. b. Botkin and Miss
Jennie Pratt, both Of this city.
Mr.. Householder's residence. 81
miles north of Mexico. was entere'
by burglars and $40 was stolen.
20 YEARS AGO.
A large crowd from Fulton wa
over for a baseball game IN this &c,
!, Captain B. F. Lazear died at Aux
. vase and the body was buried
the Mexico cemetery.
W. W. Robertson, the oldest Pre-
, byterian minister m Missouri, died
' ton,
!. The smoke house and wash hous'
i belonging to L. Steppleman on Ea'
Liberty street. burned.
10 YEARS AGO.
J.. T. and A. p. Johnson topped u
! st. Louis market with 151 yearlir
sheen. which weighed rs lbs, ar
Z brought 500 per cwt.
George w. Nash was arranging
open the Mexico Variety Store.
Z JOSEPH and John Adcock and w.
Weir purchased the Ringo Hotel.
s Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. H, o. Whit
o daughter.
= Pat Cunningham was killed by
train, near this city.
J e. D. Graham and o. Hitt we
p delegates to the State Democratic
D Convention at Joplin.
% Miss Sue Ringo graduated from '
liam Wood College. Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11

Miss Madge Landman Of Fulton
spent Sunday with Mexico friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11
WOMAN COULD
HARDLY STANL
Because of Terrible Back
ache. Relieved by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound.

philadelphia, Pal suffered from
displacement and ipflamr. aai nae
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11
I'm BALL

Our store being on the corner g
az handy as a pocket IN q summer
shirt. Drop In and get Q box OF
Huyler's Candy. We keep II on Ice
No tiles or bugs can get near our
candies. Be careful what you eat
in the summer. Chocolates Pepper
minis, 1Oc a box. Old fashioned
creams, 25e a box. IL ID. creams, 80
per h., creams zoe. assorted creams
SOC per pound, etc. All put up in
sealed boxes by Huyler.
BALL & NEAL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11

Mrs. c. W. white is quite slcls
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-01-15

true cash value, reminds us that
what should be required is assess
ment at JUST cash value. That
is the way they assess property
for taxes in some of the older
states; and in Florida, at its pres
ent stage of development, proper
ty has one cash value today and
another tomorrow, u certain cash
value to one man and perhaps
double that value 10 some one else.
An assessment on a JUST VAL
UArION is what should be
made.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-01-15
May Have Been There

The PUNTA GoRDA HERALD
says that in the early SOS or COS
II meeting was held by several en-
inent Florida politicians to re-or-
ganize the Democratic party and
requests our editor and Editor
Harris of the Ocala Banner TO
publish an account of the meet
ing.
Our editor has attended so
many Democratic meetings and
meetings of Democrats, during
the period of ten years named,
that he cannot divine which of
these meetings are referred to.
The HERALD says the meeting
caused "mlcf merriment," but,
even this doesn't assist our mem
&y, because our editor has at
tended several meetings which
caused "mnch meriimenl" and a
few which caused CONSERVATION.
We dc not doubt, however, that
our editor was at the meeting re-
ferred to.-Jasper News.
Upon further thought, we have
a faint recollection of the meet
ing having been called off, due
largely to the ridicule thrown at
the leaders by the newspapers.
Brother Caldwell will please ran
sack his memory again and see if
he cannot recall the expression
"In Accord with U.s."
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-01-15
A Progressive's Opinion

Hon. Geo. G.. Mathews Of Fort
Lauder,lale, one of the leading
members Of the so-called progress
i've wing of the Democratic party
in Florida, in his paper, the Sen.
tinel, gives expression to the fol-
lowing opinion on the Bryan pri-
mary law, that progressive meas
nre which has come in for u great
amount of discussion:
The new primary law will weak
EN- the democratic party. We
know many men who would vote
for John Stockton IN the primary,
If they were permitted to do so,
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-01-15

who are not democrats, hut they
will not obligate themselves to
vote the whole ticket. This new
law will result in forcing the
other parties in Florida to unite,
and when they do the democratic
party will have no walk over. In
telligent people from the north
are coming to Florida very rapid
ly and they will not be driven by
any such law. The law will en-
able the reactionary to secure a
certain class of voters that other
wise might scatter. But it will
surely breed more independents
than anything tnat has ever been
done in the history Of our state.
Why the legislature of Florida
should have permitted N. P. Bry-
an to present such a bill, is moro
than we can understand. There
are many ADLER men in that body
than him. In fact. bill like that
should not be framed by one who
expects to benefit by the coming
elections. Right here in Fort
Lauderdale we have seen one of
the leading men here who has al
ways voted the democratic ticket
give his politics MS independent,
stating that no one should dictate
to him how he should vote. The
new primary will work an injury
to the peoples candidates.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-01-15

The absence of heavy editorials
that would have otherwise APP
peared in this Issue of The HER
AID is dne to the fact that the
writer who usually prepares them
has again been troubled with those
nervous attacks which hinder his
Journalistic work.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-01-15

All this discussion about assess
ing property for taxes, which has
resulted from the order issued by
the newly constituted state tax
commission requiring the assess
ment to be made at the real or
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-01-15
Government

is in the direction of hygiene the Science of the PRESER
Il n WALTON OF HEALTH, opposed to therapeutics the
science curing disease that look for the greatest
i development in medicine.
There are however, incidents with the hvgenic
crusade which may very well have favorable influence the
nomic position of the medical Hygiene PROLONGS THE
DURATION OF HUMAN LIFE and proongs notably
the cases of people who feeble in health who chronic nvad
Tn other words it gives LONGER LEASE OF LIFE those
who are most likely to require the services of physician
e,yr THERE 10 ANOTHER ASPECT HYGIENE WHICH
ruE nocToR WILL GRADUALLY BECOME IMPORTANT
MAN ,N THE COMMUNITY THERE GROWING TENDENCY
-,r pAsr or MUNICIPALITIES TO CALL
~ rHE DOCTOR TO REMEDY CONDITIONS WHICH AFFECT THE
t,EALTH OF LARGE OF CITIZENS AND THE TIME APP
,,oAcuNn vuHEN MEDICINE BECOME STATE
CRAFT AND WHEN WILL DIRECT AFFAIRS
LAWYERS LESS.
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The Tampa Tribune has just
passed its twenty.first birthday
and 1T is as vigorous as the New
York Herald. 1t is due to its per-
sistent efforts that Tampa has a
fine bridge and union depot.
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Col. Benjamin Harrison is the
most prolific writer in the State.

Shall we support Senator Flet-
cher on account of the enemies he
has madea At any rate, some of
his enemies are people with whom
we should not be proud to affiliate
politically.
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Spend Your Money
Where You Make 1t
BY HOLLAND.

BY HOLLAND.
MONEY that is kept in the
Al community helps every
one in that community. 1t
is a part Of the common fund
on which any one with any
thing to sell-merchandise.
labor, farm products-can
draw. Money that is sent
away from home is with
drawn from this common
fund. 1t helps to impoverish
the entire community. Send
all the money away and all
the people In the community
would be broke"
The dollar that you spend
with the local merchant will
continue to circulate in the
neighborhood. paying lawyer.
doctor. blacksmith. carpenter.
teacher. Ultimately 1t may
return to you TO be again
started on its journey Of pur-
chase and payment The dol
lar sent to the mail order
house goes to swell the bank
account OF concern in Chi
cago or New York. 1t IL lost
to your community forever.
Your neishbor can't get it.
and sou will never see It
again,
Can't you see that self in.
terest tells you to do your
buying ut home? Can't you
see that tits the part Of wis
dom to spend your dollar
where you are likely to get 1t
againg
The advertisements in this
paper will aid you in decid-
ing where to make your pur-
chases Only the more re-
liable merchants can afford
to advertise continuously, and
only the better grade of goods
can stand such publicity.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-08-27
QUARTER CENTURY OLD

Everybody in Southern Berea now
knows that Pruitt Smith is quarter
Of a century old.
A good fashioned wholesome
hilarious time marked the occasion
preceded by the most bountiful din
ner man ever sat down to. Grand
mother made The cake, white and
yellow and Mother fixed the chick
en- which with rich Johnny cake and
white thick gravy, creamy lima
beans and everything else that's
good, ones palate will tickle for
days to come. Germany and Mexi-
co with their respective troubles
were forgotten.
Those participating in the even
ing's enjoyment were: Mr.. and Mrs.
J. I. Clemmer, Mrs. Georgia Gala
han, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. 4. Schenk, MT.
Jas. A. Burgess, Mr.. and Mrs. Prultt
Smith, Mr.. Howard Hudson, Mrs.
Cora Smith, Mr.. Howard E. Taylor,
Masters Eddie Freeman, Howard
Smith, J. J. Clemmer and little Al
berta Smith.