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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-24

the earth over the flimsy Bill Finn
flcgdoodle. Those of us who have
an uncomfortable desire to become
candidates are wondering how the
primary election is going to be con-
Quoted; whether the pure and pesky.
Progressiyes will be permitted to par.
tticipate or whether they viii sail
alone on silyery seas with the
eclipsed4 star, Teddytwinhe as their
guide. If there be two tickets, shall
our names be written on both, in
letters of shining gold? We trust
they ishall.S for'wlly should insignifi-
cant things like principals and con-
yletions interfere when .tlie-public
crib appears IN pls in view?
rt lA717 f'ns aiS.t q NjITsGRlNyEa;c
HOi>irH,.f al fsslEif- " II slifnfHf irIGltg
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-24
Man Crushed in Elevator.

= q aaa .|H
HUNTINGTON His head caught
between a descending elevator car
and apart OF the structural steel q
The elevator shaft, J. F. Gardner. AZ.
p structural iron. worker Of Louis
Syille, ny, met instant death in tho
First National bank buidlding.
The upper portion Of his head
with his hat, was precipitated TO the
bottom of hthcs elevator shaft, while
The almost decapitated body crum-
pied Upon the floor of the elevator
Ear in which he was working. A
fragment of the pipe he had been
smoking was left upon tile ledge
against which his head was crushed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-24
Blues win Give Banauet.

In Il contest held recently by the
members OF Mrs. j. B. Levelles class
atithciEirst NJ. P. Sunday school tile
Blues we're defeated by etae Reds!
The losing side will give banquet
Thursday evening atithc9 church for
tho winners.iaAll persons wearing
either blue orr red ribbon arc
anticipating a pleasant evening.
re ~ Personals.
Virginia. tho little daughterof Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Malone OF State
street is recovering from a few days
illness:
Mrs. Stella Brown spent Sunday
with relatives ut clarksburg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-24
Weak Lungs Often
Lead 10 Serious Illness.

~
y YOU lttft weak lnii.:s. ySti are eeier
tiit snD{ts6 L 10 colds or throat teopble
hpd Rdsi stfsecpt lhlc TO aSrihgs Lltigi
Tnrnnlie. j D many cases rDenniqnin or
lfi1tetiigl ff1uiIies leave DIE Inhgsi II a
ihtftIIH 10 kellft q ift1l ID tEkma M AZ
fefaitve ~ II M tilIe for he tlIEOdt and
lungs which Iiifs dlieen found 10 lie veEy
iclIclnl eercii !wlIef1l change E6t climate
aud ~ el Eftea tlleil u failed 10 Bring re-
liefss Read OF ills s.. f5s 2 ~ -
231S S4 Atlantic Ave. n tldonfIeiI! y. IL
r.'SSntlehlt 4 ID The fall N 1896 4 COM
traettds IA Very col lyrhitii sltt iejts
on NY iiitis A. lfsts IS sfin 10 faisel
uillst 10 ID ciiifot aia iinincdi eiy. dstt-
Ibis unie yta9 I'D q al 10 take EcEman,s
Attentive ! sIy.d ltl hnt16 and com;
thcleell taking II ille ID week In octit..
Yer. tsgesaa 70 Iin.ptese aud the .flfst
week In Iailitsrys - resumed myfres.
Illarioc t9n,s having Cd ped %. pophds
fnty sfsStbssI to health. LIt Is now-s seven
;StatS iree my et,orery has bceii effected.
and I eann6tS praise Eckuiah.s Aiteratite
(Slgnclj vs. WIN TkTEM. :.
Above abilep Iat ed: ,tntlfts, on srequest.1
Etknan's Atteratire has been prnvenlby
many yenrs test 20 be. Most tfticacf0ts
pifl severe u iir64t Ihtid LING AFFECTIONS,
bronchitis bronchial Asthnln, stubborn
Colds ant lin uplluiiding the system
cOntsinsf no narcotics; ribisonS. or hnilH-s
forming 1tpgsi Ask for booklet telling
Laboratory. hhilntclnhia. Pa, for eri.
hcncc. For sale BY all leading druggists
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-24
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MUsGRaYE's2 NEGOTIATIONS.


Alas! THE Bull Moose party; we
4sne@sit we'll. 1t went forth in the
glorious summer time, warbling like
q corn fed turkey: today Its several
sections are wandering over the
world seeking crumbs of-comfort and
eontFlte eranks. The Great I-Want-
Io5Be Is in the remote regions Of
Brazil searching for other trusts to
CONQUER. Gee Whatawad Perkins.
the Amounted, is striving TO give his
children food and raiment. LaFol-
setteS rs like q star that awells apart
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-24
sssEs...s31i NRLIAs. "a RYAN.
GETTING ms BONNET ADJnsTrn

GETTING ITS BONNET ADJUSTED:
The kanawhaTC Citizen has at last
got It's politics adjusted TO salt 1t. ut
first wore It's political bonnet
ttfaight Bull Moose fashion. then a Ia
2. o. p. and later titled it to one
sidesieanhg toward the; Moose again.
lehewss wearssit straight 10 the front.
neither leaning: here nor therein
deoendently. We can overlook It's
ehangeable political styles SO long as
It eschews the Democracy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-24
Dark Nut Cake.


CLARKSBURG = b. L. Arnold,
well known insurance representa-
tive, and Minter E. Bailey, of wes-
TOM were here Monday inspecting
dairy plants for the purpose of In
1talling the latest and best equip
>ment in big dairy they will open
up at Weston April l. The plant
will have a capacity of $50 gallons
daily and it is the intention to sup
ply the Weston retail trade and
eianehs out later. Mr., Bailey will
psEsoaa lly manage THE dairy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-24
4ee..t9o good. ges Some .snd tea ,Eads.
md you'll say so.etpo:nl

@@sstee geqas Egg spqie SSsnds t99 Jade.
pendent for many. He refused 10
swallow all 'theydecayed dope OF dcs!
petate denasegdse ana RsTeeforth
bcrmore difficult to
pronoYntcei than formerly. Wicker
sham has arrived" at the conclusion
that the $iole thing, is wicked
shdinilnd Jeremiah, Jerusalem Want
MeEeIo fties Dawson is wondering If
tllesneacemak er'si patti is always
ST. !, eMn " ftlTroses. Here in NIonon-
galtaS COUNTY sstarless might Sits on
thesthrone and chaos performs as he
darnedf pleasess Dogs, cats. English,
sparrows and even Democrats growl,
sn5triss chatter and defare the face Of
"a u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-24
CLARK CASTOR.

GLARKsBURG, w. Va, March "a.
-olurk CASTOR, prominent resi-
dent and merchant, Of Mineral, is
dead at his home there after a three
weeks illness of pneumonia. lie
was brother OF DR.. ". CASTOR, Of
this city; Ivan ofvthis city. and Ed
ward, who lives at the old CASTOR
homestead In Lewis county.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-24
NOTICE

TO Whom Il, May Concern: Merchants
Of Fairmont OF, elsewhere: 81
Be notified that the uni ersigned
will mot be responsible fol. any bills
contracted by Maggie j. Niedeelt, my
divorced wife or any of my children,
that ate! staying withSlfer al, jeanette;
Pa.
Csigned) ADoLpH +. NIEDEcR.
s=2s-ist Fairmont, " VA. Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-24
FROM SUBSCRIBER
? " DAT CANDOR. NEW YORK
Candor, N. y, s-19, 1914, RI. j

Candor, N. Y. 3-19, 1914, Ri. l..
Editor of the. West Virginian:.
Please find enclosed $3.50 for
which please keep your valuable pa
pcr coming as we appreciate II SO
much in our home. We would be lost
without it. Not being able, or the
time to write TO all my West Virginia
friends which are legion, / will write
10 them through your valuable paper.
II this. does not find the waste basket.
y left my native town of Manning
ton one year ago today. After spend
ing one day at Niagara Falls with my
family Which we certainly enjoyed.
We went through the home of the
Shredded Wheat at Niagara City,
which is treat for any one to see.
The building is three stories high
and covers two blocks. All who 20
to Niagara Falls should not miss this
sight as everything is free and a
guide to show you and tell you all.
We went back to Buffalo, took the
train for our destination, arrived ut
owego. n. Y, the ED, got our. decd
for the l52 acre farm. We now live
on with IA cows, three yearlings, two
Horses and all modern machinery.
We were met at owego by good peo-
pie who took us to their homes and
kept us till our goods arrived the fol-
lowing Monday. After passing
through the .dryest summer ever was
known In this section with only / IL
inch of rain from the 18th of May
Till the latter part Of September with
30 days between two killing frosts
and the severest winter since 1888,
with the thermometer ranging from,
zero to 50 degrees below, and snow
drifted from three to 20 feet high
and"a long siege Of sickness. We are
all well and ready to commence our
spring work. This is a good farming
country. Plenty of land for sale and
an ideal place for a poor man to buy
land cheap and own a home. Good
water, good air and nearly per,e:ual
Churches and schools and
the best Of all, good neighbors. The
principle crops. on the upland Is oats,
potatoes, bptekwheatt and hay, with a
sprinkle of whsat. rye. barley sand
cS2rn, n the dow land wheat, corn,
~, potatoes alfalfa, tobacco and all
EgImls Of vegetables I am takingt ia
sreat interest. in the political situa.
ton In West Virginia and the way
the West ,Ntrginian is trying to, get
the aRrogressiyes back into the fold.
Look at the changes taking place not
only in West Virginia but through
put the country under Democratic
rule. The Republicans could have
had these fat Jobs just as we'll. II
Lave been a Republican all my life
and only dropped out in the last gen.
tral election and voted for Eeddy.
But not so any more. Why not drop
Teddy? He has had enough honor.
Get a Republican with enough Pro-
sressiye principles to carry the, day.
The Republican party has saved the
;ountry more than once and can save
i again. Ny, slogan is all get back
INTO the Republican fold. Work to-
;ether, save the country. Three
;hccrs for the old Republican party
md success TO the West yirgintan.
II this sseapes The: waste basket II
will come again: -. =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-24

Theimeeting of the Y. NJ. w. clut
which was to have been held tomor.
row afternoon at the home of Mrs
Earl Dancer, has been postponed uni.
til next week on account of illness
in the family.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-24
Makes IE|:s|I old FOLKS FELL t..
AS sPRY:A6YIlUNGSTERS
Everybody Needs a Spring Tonic,
Young and Old. Here's a'Wondcr
- ROOT JUICE-Guaranteed,
Money Back, ROOT JUICE.
ISTiaS.ly YNtEHfI Il q ltf89Iti

Feel sort Of nil tuckercd out. stiff
jointed, sachy, lazy. kidneys bother
you, have backaches, get up tired in
the morning? Try few doses of
wonderful Roof: JUICE and see what
asdiIference it makes. You'll feel all
madegoyer. You never saw anything
get into the blood and purify it,
clean out impurities and build up
the whole body like ROOT JUICE
does.
1tsacts upon the whole system and
at this time of the year. when the
body Is clogged up with fifth and
Impurities OF the winter and all the
organs are half asleep it produces
results that are surprising to most
people. .,.s.'.;.
ROOT JUICE strengthens the
stomach. stirs up the liver, starts the
bowels working right and. gets the
kidneys bagaysn71ou .dplita baxea to
takh4n nllnp NJ II :,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-24
Funeral Wednesday Afternoon.

Funeral services will be held
Wednesday afternoon at two-thirty
O'Clock at the Diamond street NJ. E.
church, over the remains of Mr.. E. A.
Wilson, whose death occurred Mons
day morning. Rev., L. B. Bowers
will conduct the services and inter
ment will be made by undertaken
jenkins.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-24
NOTICE

Z 81 -. M N w
In order that tile public may llaSe
an opportunity Of seeing a thorough
ly sanitary and upstosdate steam
lapndry We have decided. to; devote to
Visitors, for tllenext,fcwSweelss Tues
day afternoons 9 to 5lo'clock, We are
sure it will interest you to inspect
cur plant and 1t will give US pleas
ure. Bring your friends and come.
U AMERICAN LAUNDRY co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-24
Mothers Nfeetine

The mothers meeting Of the W.
c. T. U. will be held Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. A. o. Rice
on Gufy street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-24

mon thsS ,tpr 9esults e!stefRooT
Juts sa6fks hiesA 1t s3Shss ss;ts iSae
nerves aaa ::p9lSsrIRfw stSss si's.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-24
Will G1De annual
Play At RiDesDiNe

The annual high school play will
be given at Rivesville high school
Monday night. The play Is entitled
,Alilly, the Quadroon., 1t is an in.
tcrcsting story of ante-bellum days.
Special scenery has. been ordered for
its presentation which promises to
be an event worth while
Miss James, principal of the Rlvcs.
vile schools, has carefully gone over
every detail connected with the AZ
fair and has done everything to make
thGEplay success. Several Fair
mont people will be in attendance.
II is an entertainment to which tile
public is invited.
Dark Nut Cake.
One cupful sugar, one-half cupful
butter, one and one-half cupruls
milk. two cupfuls flour, one tea
spoonful cream of tartar: one half
tcasponful ,soda, two spoonruls mo-
lasses, two eggs, cinnamon, nutmeg
and one cupful chopped walnuts.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-24

Never Mind, Grandma. ROOT JUICE
VIII Soon SHaSe You Feeling; Fine.
force an4si'tllEeIs into.4y It's tile
greatest .t9nte builder, and revitalizcr
ever heard :of. Its. got TO give re-
suits RI seu 6get back. every cent it
cost you. AL good druggists have
ROOT JUICE and they guarantee it.
You take no chances when you try
t.SG4ue be.sure to get the real,RooT
JUICE. Don't-let any dishonest
druggist try to. push some worthless
stun q 9e.sgts \ sMpf 10y yesttfssust US
GOOD. There's nothing lust as good
and you'll say So, tpo.,I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-24

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

2ic Sniel aoriifo lit eigentlih bel
nnS nod beutc cine Srrra incognIta.
@oS meiB man i'm glllgemeinen bon
I6r2 ~ 0oB gljuccio Elm piel9eprIe-
Icner Suitfirort iit iulO glapoleor
bort Qc6uren rDur0e; OaB 0os SanO
bon 9an0iten minimelt lmO Die 8liit.
radc Oaiclbit gralicrt Gennod pers
Oient &oriifo aus uerid)icoenen @rlln-
Oen cine le6baitere glutbeilnabme Der
Eouriltenmelt ais man iie i6m bis.
Der 8u9Gpen0et bal, erltenS ieiuer
gran0ioicn gei6idtlicGen @riunerim.
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@eiuo6neri6ait im0 orittens Der BERT
Iidlen 91aturi60n6eiten iDegeu lln0
0o6ei lit Oas @ilanO ia gar ni6t 10
iduer 8u erreiden, neil es IN leb.
halter 3ampicroerbin0ulg nit Nior-
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QluBeroem miro es jest BON ne9rereu
@iIen6a6nliuien Ourd5ogcn Die and
bic entlegenereh Sopoitride lei1ter
5uaGnglic6 moben. 6relliM, int abb
ieits ppn liolcn Sblenemtrallgeu
lieaen in Sen einlmnen SDalern 10
piele ii6erlu1ltigen0e lon0icbaItlibe
Rei5c per6orgen oaB ser 98aturlrelmO
Qerl 0ie billigen acknowledgements
o0er 0ic nod 6ili9eren eigeuen Sic
Ocltale sur @rmoglidlng ibres Se-
ilc6es 6ermbcu miro IS lOar mir
Deroonnt, bic NldrHeniniel bereits
III oQcn Gueu llno gSinteln monatc.
lana 3u Ourditreilen, imO 10 mo1tc
i5 oerluNen, ourd iolgenOe 3ellen
inO 9il0cr oeni frelnOlidea Seier III
fur3cn 3ii9en por5iliiibreh pie man
uli1 nit wenig 3eit mo Soften einen
6ii6iden Bid in Sano, mo Bolts
ctric6e iid peri6afien fan
Ole o9auoiten~ ioaca lnS nid)t
3urimic6rcden oenn 6eiagtc $erret
inO nidt etlua 9ldnber ionOern
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sens in9eid5rIih.
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iii1rt BON SiuorHo nod 9oitia, Dem
6c6euten0itcn 6an0els6aien 9oriifos,
in rei5cnoer llmgcbung Dor Der
@auptfirne Sun @iot-snni Sattiita
cr3dblt ms ocr WtarftplaB Don Der
enormcn 6rudt6orfeit Oes 9oOenS
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ileiBi9 6etrie6encn SSiidfang.
Sine 6odit genuBrcide @ogen-
tour fii5rt inns bon &aitia rings I'm
OaS an gei@idtliden @riunerlmgen
reidc Sap Gprio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

Smmergriin Oraugeu, 6eigen, glgn.
ben, @rObeerbGumcn, Sorbeer- mo
OlDrtenbiiden beite6enO. gHm gc1tS
5ur 5peiten Sod506c enpor, mo mir
errei6en oo5 5errlidc @iUario Sicr
lit BON ser iouit noN INNER gan5
aoriifa 5erileiihenoen 9lutra6c
nidts 5u ipiiren. 9lii Dem &orplae
Der Stride itebt elm ontifer @ro6iteiu
init Der Don eilenn @eiitliden ocs
iic65e6nten So5r6unoerts ange6raG
ten Snidriit. 0Gerilidt iei, wer iei,
nen g}dd len beinllirb crIdl0gtN
Iieie ernite @la6nung uirtt nod
6eitc bel Der oortiacu 9eU5lferllng
na6. Nlit Dem Sol oe &i55opouo 1T
Der bodite gimft 0es Foiies erreic6t
Die StroBc icnft iit6 lan9ioH ms
@raoonct6ol, aus oem ein oie Slime
6eraili6enoer Quit rieiiger @rifo.
imO 9opeuOel6iii6e ims eiltgegen.
moat. gluBeroem lit ia oid III oieicr
Giniumfeit menig Selegcu6eit jum
9eraliden oenu ielteu pihtt an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

Dem ltattliAcn 0orie @ocogHouu cr-
reidlcn ipir }pfeocr sen SbiencHs
ltrau8 im0 tCuicR IN 3mei uertraurl.
erucdcN9en Gait6dnicrn Don 0cr
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oigl. crboleu Cine erQuldeu0e Srrg.
m0 gSal0lu't ipcnoet miBcue6me
Stiiblmg, mo nen8citdrit oompiea
mir glaccio clltgc9elt Der @cbnrts-
ltG0t 0c5 groBcn giapolcou 1urdi sic
&enerllug Oicler StroBct mo
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prd1c.
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pot6ie oieics beiB6litigci aorieu
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pls lcin &nterlanO oen GnaldnOem
0cncn BasQuale Raoli anldBlidy
Der llntbotcl Der fran3oiiiden
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idlait iibcrtro9en 6otte mieocr
cntriiicu iuiO 5ranfrcid iuteritcat
mor So 6lie6 es bis 6cihc. ga.
polcon iiica pon Stiie 3u Stnfe mo
ernIoglir6te es, Bob duh ieiuc 9lnac.
5oriacn Iojuiogen nit 4ronen Sang.
ball lpieltcH Drei @dmcliaru unr.
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Cos iHertlDiirOige Sonapartc Dcnt.
mol So 9liaccio a6er 5ci9t IN Der
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Spnnier SoQono uuo &eltidlen io.
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tlonlnen uno BON Deni er talI cbetlo
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

gSegc cine 2oconoa. sic mcrocu iait
nur bon 6u6rlcuten im0 @icltrei6ern
inn &orbeiio0rcn ircQucnticrt, ob.
po5l iie 1duiig sic pompbafteltci
Sitel fii6ren mie S5otcl oes @tran.
gers, Sotcl oll llonOe, Sotel Sc
PlIniuers lmO 10 peitcr Gomnt
man mol in bic Gage, in elmer iolden
nddtigen 8u miiiien. 10 m6gc man
iur ie9liGen glniprrd an &omiort
lmo Oergleiden gciduigit alBer 9ldr
laiien. Sine Soroe idpar3lodigcr,
3erlumpter 9uben Ordngt Damn mo6l
neugierig nit ms 3inuner. Sic tm-
teriu6cn oen 9ioa3eu 0es @onoercrS.
ipuden noudolont oui Dem 6lBbp.
Oen 6erllm 1oden lidl allf gelt m0
5Geniel imo bcobodtct idar Oas
Qluspoden ser lltcniilicn Saus.
lAu6c, Gamnl Hoiier5eug Deririu.
den foloiiole lle6erraidung, 6eioH.
oerS a6cr Seiie, Die lie in Scr
W1einna, Is iei cine 9ldiherci ouf
ser Steae ucripciien m66tcn. Sn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

SSn 0rouer @or3eit iollen iidl nod.
chamber @60ni5ier, @trusfer, Sigu-
rier mO Siipanier alli &orlifa Sc
tiunlnelt ba6en. Iann fanlen oic
@rie6en lm0 0oS nimHeriatte 9tom
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S6rrn ant Sap Gorio, in Dem ser be.
rii6mte romiibe 96iloiop6 iie6en
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14
NOTICE
Ii May do You Good to Know Thi'

Everybody, his next best friend,
bis acquaintance, and all of mis-
relations, both male and female:
want your attention, please, Just
long enough to read this article and
then you may so.
Only kindly tell me please when
next We meet, Il you read i
through and how you feel In refer.
ence to the matter, Or in othel
words. / have lived in Mexico mig
Unto 30 years, and am pretty wei
acquainted around these dlgglns
and | want everybody to know the
4 have opened up in connection Wit
nv tin shop a general repair and
* it shop.
am prepared to fix almos. any
hing, all kinds OF machinery, gas
line stoves, pumps. lawn mowers,
tinware, gutterlng. leaky roofs
smoky chlmneys, sewing machines,
scissors and knife grinding, tubs.
kettles, pans, incubators and
thousand other articles used in AM
arouno the house and barn or abou.
the farm.
Don't throw Il away if il is broke;
Leslie can fix it. If it leaks,
Leslie a stop the leak. It Il
won't run, Leslie can make it run
No matter who broke It Leslie car
make it anew
129-eod Ut l0-4t Leslie Ferris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14
90 Msxlco RoAp DISTRICT

COMMISSION DOES GOOD WORK
N company with Mayor J. ". Dry
Es Myers. President OF the Smile
Hoad District Commission and City
Councilman Ernest johnson who ia
also q member OF the Road Commits
sion the writer went over the s.
Mile Road District that IL a part
q the North State Highway this
week and found L TO be In SPLEEN
did condition. The road west Of
Mexico IS especially fine. Any
one sho remembers shat kind OF a
road We had Just west OF Mexico be
fore the Smile Road District took
charge viii appreciate the splendid
work being done By this commits
sion OF oourse new bridges and
new e~ulyerts are being put in from
time to time but the work can't be
done In one year. In addition e
that fact after every rain there Il
hound TO be more or less mud OF
any dirt road. but we want 4
compliment the SMILE Road Distric
Commission and superintendent Hui
en- on the splendid results thel
are getting. We don't believe tn
same amount Of money Is being ez
pended anywhere In Missouri wit.
better results than right here Il
the Mexico Smile Road District.
Some people used to believe thu
Ledger was crazy TO get an s
Nile Road Commission. We pleas
guilty. We are accused of being
crazy very often but It doesn't both
er us as results speak for them
selves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-14
ORGANIZING HOME scoMlc

IN THIS CooNIfs
That tFarmer" Rusk IS an es-
pecially busy man u shown when
one realizes he addressed three
meetings in two days, each one of
them In a different part Of the
County and at least twenty miles
apart. On Thursday evening. Mr..
Rusk and Miss Mary C. Mcdonald, OF
the Home Economies Department d
the State University, spoke at
Pleasant Plains school south OF
vandalia. in the Interest Of Home
Economics schools for farm women
and girls.
1t is intended to oreanize these
schools in different parts OF the
County and d1rin the latter part
Of July and first Of August have
teachers from the University and
other schools spend a week with
each school, giving lectures and dem
onstrations along lines OF work n
the home.
On Friday afternoon Mr.. Rusk ant
Miss Mcdonald addressed a meeting
at the home of A. N. Day north ofMe
leo and will speak at the regular
meeting Of Wilson Twp. Farm Blu
e at Cant Friday evening. The!
expect to organize a number o
schools in Audrain county.