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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26
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Sadie WINK. Tsonpsas; Blznrhe
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Tkompson; Heler Howell Mexicos
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CIR, Lad3anias Anna Batts. Ruth
Rouse, Mex5ro, Herbert Pryor. Mex
ice; Celia Brcwn. Benton Citys Abbis
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ton City; Mary Farrngton, Centrzlia;
Lena Brenton. Benton City: G. "
Ford. F~rsnkford; Alma Brown. Ben
ton City; Helen Graham. Mexico
Atha Gregg. yandalia; Frank Kicker
son, va1dalia; Ruby Weber, Lad
donia; Fesise Parker, Laddonia; Esz
Stone. yandAIis; corinne Coxhsrd
MexSeo: verniee Ray, Middletown
Anna OBrien, Me1ico; Pearl Morton
Benton City; Paaiiae Moser, Martins.
burg: Minnie Staufsr, Benton City
Nellie Pryor, Mexico; Z E. Shay
Mexico; Bessie Hickman. Mexico
Lillian Richards, Mexico; Lela Brsn-
ton. Benton City; Anna Kelly, Mexico.
Ceorgia Miller, MEXICO; Mary Hat
cher, Mexico: MAbel Hickman, Mex
leo; Marie Hendersen, Mexico; Edns
James, Mexicos Nellie Pulls. Mexico.
Esther Rodhouse, Mexico; W. L. Bal.
lew, Centralia; Edna MeMurtry, Mex.
leo. Bealah syier. Laddonia; 0ni
woodson. Laddcnia; Wayne Neal
Nnnaslsa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

A discussion as 10 The deepest well
in Grundy County has been ended,
according to the Republican. whick
announces that . wei al Trenton cap
lures the laurels with a depth of ISL
Ifeet
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26
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Diagwhn@z Rear

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zw0r q zccgna1Ee1 zsrs grad tran
Czznzinx CslE EaeleEz azd
Dzxsz RsueT Eram a uzl be-
ginning II zzle ard use has ex-e1ded
70 at rarts Il the United States and
to Zz1y fsreI9n countries Every
Eners II kzs -rs1ESvss rnstnte6 prise.
We c~oaEdsneiy beleTs tzt il hzz re-
~ ~ pa ard RzEs-zzx and
saved TIE Ewes Is znFe rsSple thzn
s1y other zoe rrepzrsasa In Use.
Ore O. two dases AZ 4 Ia euouxh Sc
relieve ordinary asszrk az colx or
Gzrrhoe1 II has bean used II razny
ep3&smSes 81 dysT with pzrfect
s1eaeHs 1t il especially valuable fes
sgarner dizrrhoaas &c children Every
family Eho1h keep Il at hand a. at
taekr Of ehcSe-a ns11h1E often rssuli
fatally before medicine car be pro.
cursd or . physician Summoned OF
t&naa5ie everywhere. Adv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

Dare NeGee, Of Bowling Green,
aFas in this city Saturday. He came
70 meet Mrs Niece and children who
returned from q visit with relatives
in the West
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26
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vast crowd watching 4 sighed aud
ioly- Al conversation ceased. every
head turned and every heck Grained
following the machine as i grew
smaller ard smaller in its rise from
the earth. Now ard then the soupd
q the motor was lost a. the wind car
ried the rapid explosions away from
the interested spectators. Again il
could be beard. . faint rattle, sound
ing almost like an empty farm wagon
crossing a wooden bridge n a quiet
day in summer.
After the FIRST few minutes the
thrill Of the Eight seemed submerged
beneath the ease and apparently safe
~ With which the aviator was speed
ing through the aky. II seemed alnos,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

Miss Dorothy Deane, Of this city
has gone to Chicago where she has
q splendid position teaching china
painting. Miss Deane possesses I'M.
usual artistic ability and her many
friends wish her much success in her
work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

Mrs. A. r. Ponder and children who
have been the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Pryor, Of this city. departed
for their home IN San Antonio, Texas,
Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

The Montgomery City, No. Stand
ard says: r. P. Van Meas, wife and
daughter, Miss Pauline, Of Mexico,
we're week end guests at the home Of
ME and Mrs. z. 81. Ferguson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

The Fulton Sun says: Mrs. c. r.
Gibbs Of Mexico was ID Fulton, We'd
nesday, making preparations to send
her daughter 10 William Woods Col
.lege.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

About q year age, ! used q couple
Of bottles Of CaamberIain'a Tablets
and found them to be d splendid rem
edy for indigestion and constipation y
writes G. S. Colby. Holland, N. IT Oh
tainabse everywhere. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26
E~xRCnTOTtg NaTIcE

Notice = hereby given that z
tiers testamentary upon the estate I
HARRIET ID HALL. aecaa
hare been granted the undersiras
By the Probate Court Of sal rEai
Of Audraia, bearing. date Of the ~
daY 0f November, 1914.
Al persons having claims agsips
said estate are required to eShia
them to Us for ALLOWANCE within g.
nssnfhs after date Of said Letter
or they may be excluded from a5l
benefit Of such estate and i SO
claims be not exhibited within al
year from the time of the pahia
tion Of this notice. they will y ha
ever barred.
Z54t WI. ii. Sharp. Exeeaio,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26


Orc eaS sDfed Ecsr; seanf half Tea.
skossfsf saA9 3 kUek ksasfoo1fsE X 6
BaAfsg Powdeyg gYafed gfad or j
lsH'oHt ssggs beafes HgAff Iest ss9ay;
esf 1of MILF glass IF jelly; $om.
ds,sd sugar.
Beat the sugar into the eggs; add the
lemon rtnd, then tie -four, sifted thee
times with the salt and baking powder.
and, lastly, the milk. Bake in Z hi,
tered dripping pan; turn out on a dassu
CLOTH trim off the crisp edges. spresa
with jelly and turn over ard over into
a roll while SAIL warm. DredRe The IN
with powdered sugar.
Hot milk used ii the ;eliy roll en-.
ables it to be rolled without danger N
cracking. Have the milk scalding het
also be careful to have the eggs AZ
sugar beaten together until very ligbt
ana creamy. Bake ID a moderate oyen'
X c Jelly Roll Il illustrated On mare
t~hirty-two Of the new and handsos5elv
Illustrated 64-page X & Cooks Eesk
which may be secured fee BY sending
the certificate packed Ia eyery 2s-c~1f
can OF X c Bahng Powder "a tie
JAQuEs Msc. Co, Chicago, III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26
". b. Thampsnn SeII. Rusines..

w. H. Thompson. Of Thompson. has
sold his blacksmith shop 10 J. l. AlIsn
and his hardware stock to H. II. Pearl.
Mr.. Thompson viii continue to reside
At ThOmpson ard in The future will
farH-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

Often children do not let parents know
they are coEaatip4ted. They fear some
thing distastefnI. They vii Ike Rexsn
O~paerhe-4 midi IaxAtive tAAs tastes
Ike fugzr. 6oad oily By u 10 ceata.
Osim purAw
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

A Hint to the Wise h Sus6eient.
No n Tan reasonably hope fnF
good health when his bowels are con-
stipated. Take Charnherlain's Tab
lets and get relief. They are easy TO
take and pleasant in eject. 0btain-
able everywhere. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

sir and Mrs. ]. J. Brown and Il.
q Henderson and wife and children,
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Guth-
re, Of this city, have returned to their
home ii Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

Madame Rumor says that Mexico
some time before the SNOW flies is
likely TO lose one Of its most accom-
pIished and popular young ladies.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

NE have been requested 70 an
asnree that TIE telephone IN the court
horse il paid for ID the County ard
y " used only for business pur-
poses
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

Mr.. Wright is q former Mckee BOY
and Mrs. Wright lived ID Boston city
before her marriage The Ledger
joins the many friends 81 both ii
congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

The Mexico Ledger would like to
know The address Of the Du Chesne
Brothers, formerly Of Mexico, late of
Bowling Green, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

..f1I2 We. 1 Barn Bssrds YeIses
Pine &27-E Or thDasand feet freight
pan TO Mexico Everything 10 Build
ing material at wholesale prices
Write for Grand FREE Building Ma
terisl catsEog and Price List On
Paints. Hardware, Lumber. Roofing
and AiiswoFk Save % 70 so q. Sat
ixfaefion guaranteed
Gerdsn-yaae Tine Co.
575e Case ST DaTenporf- Iowa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

leila Ashworth returned this week
from 30 extended trip through the
gest and southwest to the San Fran
eiseo exposition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

TN after years the perusaI ofa love
letter that be wrote 70 his wife before
marriage makes q IA feel like a lead
nickel with 4 hole IN Il.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

Mrs. g. & Madison, Of Indepen-
denee, has returned to her home after
Ylsiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. +. Locke. for the last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26
Jelly Roll Recipe
OaIx Two Els Reunited

RrAKyS. asef AfckrHEie Hin. Edfkoyos
TIE Bosk0s CoOkiag School Magazine
This Jelly Roll IS fast becoming very
popular on account Of the way II keeps
fresh. With proper handling It should
keep fresh q whole week, providing it
isn't eaten up In The meantime, for ii Is
every bit as good az II looks. a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

Hon Charles L. Petit, Circuit CLERK
Of Cole County, Jefferson City Mo-,
was in Mexico Thursday with 4. F.
Elliott.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

The many friends Of John r. Davis,
were greatly pleased to see him down
town Saturday. He is getting
stronger every day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

DR.. e. H. cowherd, Of St. Louis,
was in this city Thursday attending
the Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

The Mexico band viii give it's
regular weekly band concert
Saturday evening from Z to $50.
The people in the county are es-
peeiaily invited to be present.
These concerts will be every Sat
urday evening during the re-
mainder Of the summer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26
aGeis-Ip for Germs,
SURE as Sunrise
Any Corn, With @Gets-It" on Il Issn
Absolute @Goneri"

Res, ~ the simplest thing In tbs
world e yet RID 81 eorn-when yes
use f5sts-Ifs the worlds greatest
pleasure ~ have caTzs just u sea
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

tbAza CONS CT With -'Gets-Tt.ss II tass
l1s$aES the corn fTnfa tie tree flesh,
E@ks1ys IND then makes ~ come @eleaE
1ls " bClgs ends corng for keeps.
~ makes the use Of tApe, c0rn-kquesx-
my ~taAladageE. Irritating saves, knives.
asiss5gas ana FazoFB really tDok ridiculous.
Set ria u fh0sn cDFns quickly surely.
pa nieaz1y-saHt eax9tys-wfth Gets
It-3 For NaFts ana bMni0ns. too. Iti
the nth century way.
"Safe-ftS fs sold ~ all druggists,
x5c a bsttie ar Bent direct By X.
Lawrafee A f'd.. 6tIsIchso.
Sold in Mexico and recommended al
worlds best corn remedy BY LEV
alIgn b Sons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26
Nat Lacattd II Countr.

Anna MeMurtEy. Mexico; Dorothy
Seeker, Benton City; Goldie Quinn,
Laddonia; Mrs. Ida Yost. Laddonia-
Visitors and Speakers.
Miss Root Of Columbia, Mr.. l. b.
sippEe Of the Kirksville Normal and
Prof W. J. Bray, Of the Kirksville
Normal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

IT'S the easiest thing in the world
y ~eoHyincs the average man that he
u AEaarl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

krra 20 a. WesEzF ZsSs=
aNuH szir4 81 Es n ar Ezz-rh
- 1esR rapE and ssnEs 3ESr -
EaEn nr~xp<r - 1hzt n1 "a
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26
JOHN v. BARNETI

Special A1f3IAlAH
FER particulars address E Req
berger q Son. Attorneys for PaA
TINS Montgomery City. Mo. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

Mira Thomas Farthing, Of Colun-
bia, is visiting ri Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26

L,Sttt foSHAS Co. Feaneuasa.
o. K csase.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-08-26
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS /,
I'm PARTITION.

Sarah Wright. and Sarah Ers
e~xeeusrix Of the estate If Ei
Wright, deceased. Plaintiffs
Versus
J. n. Wright, r. A. wriqht i,
Gillnspy. Lucinda MeW5Hiars I'd
les Wright EDWARD Wright NJ
Wright. George Wright, Wayna
Wright. Minnie I. Wright Hr
Wright. Preston Wright faSin 4
Wrsght,1 Rush Wright, Kate VI
Edwin G. oss. Emma Skinner,
Skinner, Tara Berford. Molle
ger, Willis Wright, Nora wd
Frances Elisabeth Ligon, Villas
Wright. Albert g. Wright, We'd Z
Wright. Charles WI. wnght, IA
NowcAs, Ena Gordon. Rthd TN
Lillian Wright, Peafiie Wright y.
ton Wright. Ruhy Wright
Meakley. John Melvin weakiey, M
II. Kennedy. John r. Wright, Js
n w~xm6s fs. r an. ~
Gs@s.@Ts Ta.-.s mi.
The,u.s + n,,~~~ ga. H.
Al,sa 1890 H.. ".
MMrn4a Trs,s $500 NJ g., II
s-s-vs.~ s~A 49, cs.a ~
aus
By virtue ard auuority Of
neat aud decree ii partition fe
b the eircaif court for the CoaH
Aadrain. State az Missouri. It ]
regular June term. 1915. te-vIs.
Wednesday. June 81. 1915. a eesi
opy az said order Of sale having
10 me delivered. i. Jehu ". Bsr
having been b aid court app
as special commissions. will. il !
fornaitv 70 said decree and ar5a !
sale "a
Monday. the gsh aav Of
September. ~
It the front door 81 the Court Sd
in he City of Mexico. County a ii
rain. state IT Missouri. and bet
he hours If nine ortrk q. nj, !
five o'clock /. N. IL sajd day. i
80 80 - n
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-22
COMP PROMISE CASE
RESULTING FROM
FAILURE Of BANK
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY
AUTHORIZED W. 81. MILTON TO
SETTLE w. A. BLOUNT JUDO
MENT AT IS CENTS ON DOL
LAR.

A compromise of the judgment re-
Gently obtained by w. H. Milton, as
received Of the First National bank
against W. A. Blount, has been made
with Judge F. B. Carter and this
compromise has been approved by the
comptroller of the currency and re-
corded. The judgment has previous
ly been transferred to Judge Carter.
By its terms the judgment recently
obtained by the receiver against Mr..
Blount for $126,300, the amount of
stock he held in the bank, is compro-
missed on payment of $18,945.
Those stockholders who became
bankrupt prior to the assessment on
the banks stock are held liable for
the assessment, although all who
went into bankruptcy afterwards are
exempt from payment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-22
STEAMSHIP WORKS
LUMBER ALL NIGHT
BELGIAN VESSEL, THE LIEGE-
lose, MOORED ON EAST SIDE
OF TARRAGONA WHARF, IS
BEING RUSHED.

Three lumber gangs aboard the
Belgian steamship Liegeiose, which
is loading lumber on the east side of
Tarragona wharf, were kept busy
practically the entire night, loading
lumber on the vessel. Yesterday five
gangs were employed on the steamer,
and rapid dispatch is being sought.
This vessel is taking an assorted
cargo Of timber, lumber, deals and
dressed boards, and upon arrival the
first day some time was lost on ac-
count of bad weather and the fact
that stanchions had to be removed.
This lost time is being made up now,
and the big steamer will be ready for
sea one day this week, it is believed.
1t is rarely the case that lumber
men are called upon to work through
out the night on steamers at Pensa-
cola. 1t is not unusual for one or
more gangs to work several hours Of
overtime to finish up cargo, or to
get lumber from cars on a steamer
which contemplates shifting to some
other berth, but the all-night work is
thing very rarely attempted, espe-
cially when lumber is being handled.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-22
G.F.&A. ROAD PLAYS
UP THE FA|RSTRONG
ON POSTER ADVERTISING, IN
ADDITION TO GIVING FARES,
ALSO PRINTS LIST OF THE
DAILY ATTRACTIONS.

In the strongest manner possible,
the G., F. & A. railroad company is
playing up the Escambia County Fair
all along Its line, and in addition to
stating the reasonable fare to be
charged, with the privilege Of return
ing up to and including November Z,
the last day of the fair, the railroad
company announces on the posters
which it is generously spreading at
all points where the railroad line
passes through or near, the entire
lists Of both free and paid attractions,
ia addition to the numerous features
on special days Of the fair.
The Midway attractions are printed
in full, enumerated as follows: Mo-
tordone, smallest ever exhibited;
Georgia Minstrel Show, % people
having own uniformed band; Dog and
Pony show; Minstrel Maids (vaude-
vile showl; Matsudo's Athletic
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-22
DIED SUDDENLY
OF HEART FAILURE
AN EMPLOYE OF GROCERY AND
MRKET FELL TO THE GROUND
AND EXPIRED BEFORE DOC
TOR COULD ARRIVE.

J. H. Hood, white, employed at a
market and grocery store on North
Tarragona street, expired suddenly
yesterday morning and verdict from
the acting coroner pronounced the
end to have been from natural causes.
He suffered from his heart, and fail
ure of that organ caused his death.
Deceased had been employed for
some time at the store in which his
death occurred, or where the fatal
attack seized him, and his demise was
much regretted. Everything was done
to aid him until the doctor could ar
rive and could look after him, but
death came too soon.
In tn absence of the coroner, who
is Judge Will L. johnson, the matter
was reported to Judge Henry Belling-
er, who acts in the absence of Judge
Johnson in the matter of inquests, and
that official viewed the remains and
gave a certificate in accordance with
the above details.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-22
May FAVOR ASPHALT
PAVEMENT IN CITY
PENSACOLA CITY ENGINEER
MAY RECOMMEND CHEAPER
MATERIAL FOR PAVEMENT
AROUND HOSPITAL.

Asphaltic pavement may be rec
commended. for three blocks in Pen
sacola. The low bid for that material
seemed to have impressed the city
engineer with some favor, and yes
terday Mr.. Thornton, the engineer,
went over to Mobile to make a care
full inspection of ten-month-old as
phaltic paving which that city has on
several streets. This morning he ex-
poets to return, and upon the strength
of the report which he will present to
the board of commissioners today,
will depend what kind of material
will be used to surround the hospital
on three sides.
The commissioners will be called in
special session at 10 o'clock this
morning for the purpose of receiving
the report and the recommendation
of the city engineer.
Should the asphaltic pavement be
used, there viii be a saving of about
40 cents per yard, saving of per-
haps 81, 800 on the contract, but the
wearing side of the question will be
considered, and at least two of the
commissioners favor the wood block,
despite the increased cost of that
type of paving. The question will
be settled, however, when the COM
missioners convene in special session
today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-22
TWO MURDERS To
Be INVESTIGATED
GRAND JURY, WHICH WILL BE
CONVENED NEXT WEEK, EX-
PECTED TO FIX BLAME FOR
KILLING OF TWO MEN.

According to subpoenaes which
were yesterday being served by depu-
ties in the office of Sheriff Ellis, at
least two homicides are to be investi-
gated by the grand jury which will be
convened on Monday next, with a
view to fixing the blame for both
murders. One is that Of a negro
who was killed one Saturday in July
last on Tarragona street, the man
who committed the act walking calm
ly away and effecting his escape.
The other homicide which may
come in for some investigation will
be that of the aged white man, Stan
ton, which took place a week ago,
at or near McKinnonville, for which
deed the man who shot the aged vic
tim having been given his liberty
after coroner's jury had made an
investigation.
There were thirty-six names drawn
from the jury box, it was stated, and
these will be subpoenaed as fast as
they are found. Deputies were busy
yesterday hunting them up in all
parts of the county and also in the
city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-22
Attack Made on
Americans by MeXicans

Continued from Page One.)
lar with the Mexican methods of
following brush trails. Army officers
said they believed more troops must
be sent here if the border is to be
made safe from the raids.
Bodies of four Mexicans killed as a
result of the Monday night train rob-
berry were found today about FIVE
miles from here near the scene of the
wreck.
Mexicans slain in the fight had
white hat bands wearing the words,
Viva Villa" NJ
Ojo de Aqua is near the river.
Dense brush afforded the Mexicans
perfect cover as they scattered into
small groups and made toward the
Mexican boundary. The bandits ap-
parently failed in their purpose to
take the American troops by surprise.
A picket reported their presence in
time to give the troopers a chance to
take positions for their desperate re-
sistance against odds. The soldiers
at the Mexican settlement were mem
bers of troop G, third cavalry and of
Company D, signal corps.
Sergeant Sharer of Troop G, COM
manded the entire detachment. He
was killed and with him Privates
Joyce and Mcconnell of the signal
corps. Five cavalrymen were woun-
ded, Privates Browner, Behr, Shall
lenback, Langlands and Kible and al
so Sergeant Smith, Corporal Cansler,
and Private Stewart of the signal
corps.
The fifteen soldiers, fighting five
to one against the Mexicans, skilled
in brush shooting, held their ground,
although half of them were put out
of commission until relief came from
Mission, seven miles away, where
Captain Frank r. Mccoy of the third
cavalry had a considerable force in
reserve. Captain Mccoy took two
troops of cavalry, totaling about so
men, to the rescue and the Mexicans
fed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-22

Show, featuring Matty Matsudo,
champion Japanese lightweight wres-
tier; Oriental Theatre; Pidge's Won
derland, or Busy City; Dickenson's
Museum, or Ten Shows in One; Crazy
House, or Joyland; Snakes and ALI
gator Farm; Electric Theatre; Ferris
Wheel, and Ocean Wave.
The daily free attractions adver-
tised and announced are: Marvellous
Davies ON Flying Trapeze; the Win
MES Spanish Rings; two bands, in
Guiding Prof. Passafume's Royal
Italian Band; Automobile Races;
Motorcycle racers, by local and by
Motordome riders; Running and Trot-
ting Races, by county horses; Cor
geous Display Fireworks; Special
Attractions for Fraternal Day and
for Farmers Day.
Special low rates have been an
nounced by the road, and the liberal
extension which is given on the ticket,
which is a whole week, will prove an
attractive feature to hundreds in the
territory covered by the Deep Water
lines.