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Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15
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If you suiu call and see al kinds Of
Winter Wraps at j. e. Bots yoa
auia surely buy. Prices sciu tell
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15
Look Ont! Look Out!!

Dobyns & Gibbs are receiving their
goods and will be open in q few days.
They have, without doubt, the finest
drug store in the State, outside of ST.
Louis. They will come to the front
next week with a mammoth adver-
tisement in the LEDGER. Don't fail
to see their small bills and attend
their grand opening. Their store is
a thing of beauty and a joy forever.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

The best assortment of groceries
and queensware in the city, cheap for
cash, at r.. III. FowLER's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

Free lunch at Collins saloon at
10 a. NJ. every day. Everybody in.
vited. lett
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

IL you are indebted to E. A. Shoot
man & Co. you had better cali and
settle your account and save trouble
and costs. 42.tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

Hyacinths and Tulips for fall
planting, now ready at my Office.
27-2w. L. d. SHppEE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

Lightning got to ..fooling around
out near Farber last week and burned
up twenty ton Of hay for j. B. Wells.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15
Now II the Time.

If you want to drive dull care
away, call on Q'CalIaghan- 3I-1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15
Money to Loan.

Vim, Hi. Woodward & S0n
have money to loan, secured by
..l e,taee. i'm Sums from $500
:. $50. 900. att q per cent. with
.riyilege of paying part or ali
a. principal at end of each
GEAR.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

Dennis keeps the best free lunch
and cigars in Mexico. Silt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

Urban Weimer is selling cigars
cheaper than in Mexico, southwest
corner Of square. 25h Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

Parties OWING the LEDGER long,
standing accounts will save costs by
paying at once. tt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

A. B. Elliott makes the celebrated
spring seat saddle over Hickey &
Moore's store. Call and see him.
Il IL the best saddle made. Eft
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

Lemp's beer and the best of liquors
at Dennis O'CaI1aghan's saloon, open
Saturday next, 1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

Go 10 D. O'CalIaghan's for the
best free lunch every day. Silt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

The dark object you see waddling
along the street through the rain. is
neither a hippopotamus, nor a man
with a diving suit on. 1t might be a
chunk of coal, except that it appears
to move, vel faster than coal goes
up during the same kind of weather.
1t cannot be a large foot ball, or
some of the many boys gazing at it
would surely give it a more rapid
motion and send it flying over the
crossing, instead of letting it show a
neat pair of little boots, as it glides
from rock to rock. The object is as
~shapeless as a stack of black cats,
and as an ungraceful as an amateur
Romeo. 1t is a diamond in the
rough-a beautiful young lady draped
with a waterproof cloak
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

Bob Steele has the hest insurance
companies in the State. Call on him
and insure in either the London,
Lancanshire, Freeport, Ill, and any
other companies. All good. sow
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

You win miss it if you don't buy
your groceries from c. f. Yerger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

Dennis oscausghan keeps just
Whist you want. Csll and see hin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

l.. L. Romans, n of Audrain's
most e~nterprising and successful
young men, was in to see US this
week. For the past few months he
has been at Walker Station, Mo-,
making money and friends. He is
now going back to Chicago to COM
plete his course of studies.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

Go TO d. o'Callaghan's for Lemp's
beer and the best whisky. Sit
The almost unanimous verdict OF
the audience ~congregated to hear
Haverley's minstrels Tuesday evening
was, that the entertainment was far
below the average Of such perform
ances.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

A pleasant social party was given Miss
Ripley, at the residence Of Mr.. Rufus
Hisey on last Thursday eyening.-Me1ico
Press.
You probably refer to Miss Wiles, of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

Bayless Collins is one of the boys.
Give him a call, and try his beer and
lunch. 1877
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

Dennis keeps the best whisky in
Mexico. 31-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

Money to Loan
on good farms at 6 and 2 per cent.
IL tt LAKENAS q BARNES.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

- Advertisers will do well to note
Ibis statement. FOURTEEN HUNDRED
kSXTY-FOUR copies of the LEDGER are
urinted every week at least ten persons
rad each paper, making the circulation
.boat $4,000. Everybody reads the "Great
eesiqioHs Heekly!"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15
q n LEDGER.
3Hl1RspAf NOVEMBER 15.tB$s.
Money to loan.

q ". Baker. eS SzeNiess. N1=..
a.aucin. agent fas fa-s g.
..rties. i,a- unlimited funds
"a ioan at lowest rates of inter
at obtainabie, OH long time,
18th privilege of paying prin-
.;.al before maturity, either
1. mart or whole. Security.
srsf lien Oh improved farms.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

NorIeE.-I have q new Grain Drill
l will sell for $1,000. This is q bar
gain. j. C. Hurr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

If you want wagon harness with
two-ply traces, call at Ragsdale's
harness shop. 29-2w.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

Here we have a man who gave his
note for $500 yesterday to a cycle
grinder dealer, thinking he was sign
ing a contract to buy a grinder for
so cents. He plants his cor in the
fall, and his wheat in the spring.
He sells his corn for ID cents a
bushel, and pays $50 for an IS over
coat. He asks you if George WASH
ington is well, and wants to know
when that car load of greenbacks is
coming to Audrain from the Green
back party. He comes to Mexico
Sunday to attend the stock sales, and
Christmas day to go the circus. He
buys his goods from John Smith,
when John Brown advertises to sell
the same goods for one-third the
money. He plows with a log, and
harrows with a brush, thinking he
has the most improved tools. He
pays 20 per cent. interest. and votes
the Republican ticket. He sells his
wood Mt 81 per cord and pays 25 cents
per bushel for his coal. He don't
know in what age, country. continent
or state he lives, or where he will
go when he dies. He takes no news
paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15
Fer House.

Near Hardin College. Paflor, 5
bed rooms, dining room, kitchen, &c.
Now being painted inside and out,
and put IN elegant repair. Enquire Of
VIZ. WAppfssHAa,
Office North Side of Square,
Or Of w. II. KEENAN,, Att,y-at-Law
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

Get insured with Bob Steele. No
agent has better companies. sow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

Hsase for Rent.
A nice two-story frame dwelling,
with Z rooms, in South Mexico. APP
ply to ]. Z. BORIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

have two new single buggics for
sale cheap. r. C. PAuI..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

This is a baby. 1t is a girl baby.
How sloppy it's chin is! How red its
ewes! What horrid cortortions it
makes with its face. See how say
agely it kicks! How sour it smells!
How like a demon it yells! Yet in a
few short years some man will be
half-crazed with wild suspense, wor-
shipping the very air this being
breathes, devoutly kneeling at her
feet and frantically begging for one
word, one pressure of the hand, even
a look, which will give him hope.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

We have seen puns or tombstones,
bushes on b~ook-agents. devils at
church, and saints at the circus,
snow in summer, and mintjulips in
winter, the rich in rags and the poor
in purple, a white negro and a red
elephant, honest men hanged and
murderers knighted, consistent pofitl-
cal platforms and ladies with short
tongues. We have heard elephants
sing and dogs whistle, murderers
pray and camels talk, politicians tell
the truth and saints lie, greenbackers
who thought they were right and re
publicans who knew they were wrong
saw a cow-hide in the grass,
A rush-lIght on the floor;
/ saw a candle-stick in the mud,
A bell pull at the door.
/ saw a horse-fy up the creek,
A cat-nip at her food;
/ saw a ~cheStnut-burr and heard
A she'll bark in the wood.
1 saw a jack-plane off a board,
A ~car-spring off the track;
1 saw a saw-dust off the floor,
And then a carpet-tack.
l saw a monkey -wrench a hat
From a fair-lady's pate;
l saw a rattle-snake a bird,
And hogs-head on a plate.
1 saw a brandy smash a glass,
1 saw a shooting-star;
I've heard the corns-talk in the field,
And pig iron crow-bar.
1 saw a pin-wheel off a post,
A wheel-right in a shop;
1 saw a gin-sling on a bar,
saw a ginger-pop.
l saw a house-fy over a field,
Saw an ox-roast too;
] saw a shad-roe and clam-bake,
And saw a chieken-stew.
1 saw a sword-iish from a bank,
And heard the water-spout;
1 saw t~obacco-spit, and then
heard an eye-ball out.
/ heard a fence-rail at the din,
/ heard a waist-band play
A lovely strain-a sweet spitoon-
And then / went away.
but the most annoying, surprising
unreasonable, unsatisfactory, &c.
&c., thing we Y e saw or heard, i
a baby at the opera house, who Away
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

Regular examination OF teachers ON
the first Saturday in each month.
3n III. A. GAS, Co. Com.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

Barn, fence and house lumber of
all kinds at Moore & Kennen's, Lad
donna. soft
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

Do you see that party slipping away
with a package under his arm =? He
is looking for a policeman to go home
with him. He is afraid he will be
robbed. Every mar he meets he
eyes suspiciously, as he hugs his
package closer. One would think he
had a package of bonds, or his
sweetheart's heart. He crosses the
street as he notices a couple of men
about to meet him. He is happier
than he would be if he vas on the
right side of the market with a block
of wheat. He is figuring in his mind
whether he will give his valuable
package to his girl at once, or save it
for an Xmas gift. AS he neared his
house he smiled to himself in the dark
to think how his girl would enjoy his
present, and appreciate his thought
fulness and generosity. 1t was our
friend Bob Hisey going home from
the sale of unclaimed express. He
opened his valuable package as soon
as he entered his room. 1t contained
three dozen Ayers almanacs. Don't
tell anybody, or Bob will be hotter
than when you beat HIM playing
checkers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

Nice winter lap robes and horse
blankets DIRT cheap at Ragsdale,s
harness shop. 29-2w.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

II you want the best OF groceries,
cheap, go to c. F. Yerger. 26-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

j. G. TRIMBLE, Assigns
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-11-15

Ribbon velvet IN all new shades at
J. E. Boris.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

right hand. He strikes lightning blow ant
Il the man had not had hard head thai
swelling would not be there. All resistance
ceased, and Mr. Smith went meelly to the
Recorders office.
In the North american Repis,c for July,
President Julius II. seslye writes Of "Dy.
Mantle ~ Factor In Civilization" In
Tho Last Days of the Rebellion Lieuten.
ant.General +. II. Sheridan reconnta the
corporations Of the cavalry diyisions under
hia command during the week preceding the
surrender Of Ice. William y. Holman. NJ
G.. makes striking exhibit Of "Ths In.
crease Of Public Expenditures, ''Democ.
raey aud Moral Progress," by O II Froth.
iagham, ID philOsophie forecast Of the prob.
able outcome OF government by the people
themselves. ZR isrockway, Superlnten.
deat of the Reformatory at Elnira, n. Y.
points out come Needed Reforms in Prison
Management y, Thomas Sergeant Perry
writes Of "Science aud the Imagination -
Geo j. Warlng. Jr., of Sanitary Drainage !
Elbridse T. Gerry Of Cruelty 10 Children, .
and finally there Is Symposium on "Church
Attendance. Published at 10 lafayette
Place. New York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

Last Thursday night at about twelve
o'clock fire was discovered in the dwell
ing house belonging to Mrs. Gaylord, nee
Boggs, in the Western part of the city. At
the time The flames were under .headway,
50 that by the time the alarm bad been
given and the Fire Department were on
hand the building was enveloped in flames.
Only by uniting the hose Of the two CON-
panies was . stream gotten on the flames,
but they were not extinguished until the
building was completely burned. Mrs
Gaylord, the owner of the building, was
here at the time. 4nd stated that she had
made arrangements to trade it for farm
in Washington Territory. The house had
been occupied by 9 swede family, and
had only been vacated at about O'Clock
that evening. As usual In such cases the
cause Of the burning was accounted for in
various ways The building was INSURED
in favor Of D. Montelth for 5000, be hold
ing q mortgage on it for nearly that
amount
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THE PROGRAM.


Most Of our readers have already hear
that next Wednes day will be the 4tb q
July, ~ we'll ~ that We Will have th
biggest celebration ever held Ia Albany o
Sweet Home. Our pom falls 20 expret
the grandness OF the occasion. This W,
say In good faith, for we are assured poo
plo are coming hers from all over Linn
Benton, Polk, and Monroe counties, ant
u IL the crowd that makes the celebration.
Besides an interesting program Is arrang.
ed, probably equal 10 any In the State
Here u IL. Procession Will form In the
morning as follows: Members OF Linn
Engine Co. No. 2. will march 10 No. IL
hall, where they will be Joined by No. rs,
the II q j. CO., yisiiing hremen, and the
usual number OF small Buys with fire.
crackers, turning dawn Ferry they will
perambulate that street until they reach
tho Court House, where tho pioneers, the
old standbys, of Linn county, regardless
or pslitics or nationality. will Join the
line, and the whole crowd and the car Of
liberty, after going IN Washington street
and down that and First Ia Lyon, will
SHIN down Third and Jefferson, and with
the air filled with dust aud music will
enter Haelsleman's Grove, the pleasa niest
spot Ia this part Of tho Stais. Here the
vast crowd will drink lemonade, pop beer.
soda water, ga. saDdwlch"r- and listen
10 the following irogram
Music by Indspen,lene. B,Ud.
Payer LY ltsy .ipa EnsrY
Vsed fnHsie under tne eb ~ e. 81 Prof J
ID kobD.
itsa'llag 'f the Declaration by ia ive
Mcifaal,IoD
Mu.ls by Band.
DratiOn
VosHl music.
1oast- -"rhe day VIZ Celebra'e." hy
Hon w .. Hilyea "fhs Pionssr-." bV
Hon john Burnett "vI7lting Frsinslt,"
by Hon Chas Il MooFes 1.-THE Pfe.s," Ey
Hon 4 ! Stites; "rhs Ladies'" by H.n
Geo Chamberlain "Oen. Uso. WASH
ington," by 1T fortsr.
This will be followed by dinner anI the
following contests:
-ist, Jumping End. WRESTLING, these
two only between Corvallis aud Albany
hremen.
srd: Foot race, 80 yards, bs ween pioa.
eeTs, og years old.
9Th. SAek race.
btb. Climbing greasea pole
d.h. Prize fight with gloves, generally
called sparring match.
7th. Girls foot race.
Al is3o bail game, on corner Of Third
and Canal will take plAre, noticeable prob.
ably Tor fanltless playing and heavy bat
iiug.
Immediately y afserward the grand In *
4 ladder rare viii take place an FIrs,
street, followed by ho-e racs.
Next foot rase. i0i yards. between
Albany and Corvallis firenea. Next =
grand sweepstakes foot race for alt. 200
yards. Tho fastest runners In ths Valley
have agreed 20 enter.
Then the awarding Of pr.zss ~iil take
place.
Interspsrsed With ihess will bs all those
little Attain, tfo numerous 10 mention
which GO 10 make day lively.
In the evening dance will bs given n.
the Depot pavilion. Tickets $50. Sup
par Al the Depo. Hotel. TH<4t 81
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cRor HErsRs>.

UadsF LAT. II Iaae ljtb. ws Submitted =
list Of questions - fain,rr- concerning the
crop prospects and rr.risN,el answers from
all who frlt ipcl,.s.i L, g'vs - the lnfpr,na.
tion indicated by oar questions. u ports
were to b. msds up ta luse 18th Qaite a
namLsr u oar farmer frianis has- reported
There i considerable disagreement aa.l dif.
iersnce Of opinion bat makias ap averages
oi all reports fsr the connty ~ eonclu l- a.
follows
The fields 81 wheat that were s,~n in
March viii make average yields. OF course
10 some localities tho yield will be above
average and in Others beiow. About G5 per
eent Of the acreage aown to wheat was sawn
in March.
The April sowing will make an average
yield. Bat only Aboat 10 psr ecnt Of the
acreage was sown 10 April.
The May sowing will bs very infshor.
Ia fact without rain very, mach Of IL will
not be worth the eattiog. Aboat - per
cent Of the acreage sowa D. wheat was Aown
In May.
There are bat very isS field, Of fall grain,
having nearly all been lrozsa ouf, but wha,
there is viii make good yield. There are
about the same number Of acres sown Il
wheat this year as last. Some localities
have more and some less than last year
The crop Of hay will be very light, except
cheat hay (which Is scarce) ana that Is sx
eellent.
Not many hop yarls ia this county. The
crop is excellent. The increase IN the
acreage sown 70 hops Is about fifty pr cent
Potatoes viii be fair anl an insrrase ia
the acreage Of thirty per cent.
Apples nearly failure. Hardly snoogl
for home consumption.
OF Pears there will be ane fourth of I
crop aud about two thirds Of crop of plans
Gardens we'll cultivated are looking we'll
! hut Snany Of them are not well cultivated
| w A Mcghee says il is too early 70 tel
what the garden prospect is, as many lat,
gardens have not come up yet.
JJ FinlAyson says all of the crops botl
early and late aud every growing thing nee'
rain, and that a rain at any time besweel
now and July 4th would help Ill kinds o
crops very much.
IL Lame says he has liyei in the count,
80 years. At this time it bids fair to be tn
highest he has ever seeo ia the valley.
JBTrasIs says everything in the line o
crops nocds rain and without il the percen
tage will be greatly reduced.
Such is faithful statement Of what W
learn from those who have SO kindlv assist
ed as in this matter. For several days ther
have been indications Of rain and ID is con
fidently expected to come within week or
ten days.
We return orr thanks to those who hav'
assisted rs ia IN llsing up this report.
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THE NEW MCCORMICK
n,nsEsrrE Ass rwI,e slsDes

These harvesfers have been geeaily i'm
proved for iSS by new style cutter lar
This bar y not only HI ach peaief NJ tr.,neer,
and stffier. but IL enables the machine ~
cut lower than ever before, when. netsps-
sary 10 picking up, down, or cutting shos4
grain. A He1c adjustdbte rel, something
entirely new and beautiful in its pssoVe
meHis, raises nine inches higher Than
formerly, and many other imyTovsins nj :
have been added, which mus l5s ea in
Operation to be fully appreciated. The. .
improvements and our special feature
OF having an adjasfdL;e to5L> moreaGi,
oecf"9rdS Or IoIzoarsis Instantly ~ smst
the length OF straw, 10 that The band can
always be placed ia the center Of The shesf,
makes the Mccormick machine that Do
farmer can afford 10 be without n he ever
expects to cut short grain.
These haTvessers have lately i,een re.
duced In price, 10 there j. no ne,.a.,ify Of
farmer not having one, II he has sixty
acres oi grain 10 cnt. For sale by =
SAMUEL r. YeDS
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SOCIAL. AND PERSONAL.

Hsnry M.llwain J. rlrrkiDg la u store al
Prndlston.
Alr. Gus Layton Is spending a few weeks
Al YsqulnA Bay.
W l.egsts. .. Halssy. was in Albany the
lirst u tiso week,
Lew Dsasla.. ef Harrisburg. was ~ th.
city y-..s'.laS.
LsR'n-sr Mut'Allsy. Of The o. &C II. n.
called ua as last Monday.
Sc Yeang aud = u R-d6sld w,rs in
Corvallis Monday evening
Mrs Capt Po Fsll. oI Portland. has beaal
visiting friends in Al,.any.
Arch aud Mis.s. l.ottis aud Tiny Mon.
tsith. sl.sut last Monday IN Cotvaliia
Miss Laura Goltra has hesn in the city
this week. visiting hsr parents aud friends.
George NJ Afford AMI brother were ia the
city last Tuesday aud made ~ friendly
call.
I1oansr Ralston left f,r oleI. T.. o. the
iirst Of tho week, aa.l will return in few
weeks.
J Brandt. Gsns,Al Superintendent. of the
%. G. T. Il. passed through the city
Tuesday.
Charles Chapman. an cid Albany youth,
rstarssd %. shis city few days ago. after
an extended tiip all along the coast.
y Price has returned from Prinsvillc
where he went 10 look after property inter.
eats. lie reports everything lively about
Prinevilie.
FM Daniels, Willis GAines, u y Der.
thick, ID r ceabtrss and several others Of
the substantial men Of the Forks were 10 the
city the first Of the week.
Miss Minnie Allison. of Albany. one aI
the foremost teachers in ths State. will ar.
rive at YIqaina IN few days. when she will
commence private school. Yaquina POst.
ssv DR. Gibson. the eloquent and accom-.
plished pastor Of The U. T.. Church IN San
Francisco. va. in the city Tassday. lie Is
hsrs attending the syno.l Ia session At Oak
vile.
Prof J b HoFner. of Brownsyille. was Ia
the city Monday on bis way 10 Salem,
where ths State Teacher. IBstitute .0eets
this week. lie l. one of our best educators.
ranking with the leading teachers of the
Valley.
X G saahJ. ono af the most genial. -
well - active commercial agents on the
coast, was in the city las. Wednesday. aud
while here made the DEgoeEAr Office q
pleasant call. having bsen a subscriber "a
this paper for many years aud true friend
70 ell printers. lie il selliag boots aud
shoes for the larga American firm of Hobart,
Woo.l 4 Co.. OF San Francisco. AMI assures
us his il by far the finest line Of goods evsr
brought to this State. He will this fall
eontiss himself exclusively 20 the William
cite Valley, asd IL il matter of interest q
knsw that. notwithstanding the cry of dnll
mess. his sales have been larger. and col
lect.ons batter than ever before. This speaks
not only for the spiendid reputation hi
goods have obtained. but a. we'll for tb,
prosperity Of the people through the Val
ley. Having Travelled everywhere ia thii
part of the State. he is able TO JUDGE well o
.be srops. and says, taken altogether, the,
ara very encouraging, ADD are bound TO b
at least average.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

Ifa writer In the '4Prairie Farmer" can
be believed the Ill effects Of z dry spell can
be almost entirely ebsiatsd By the simple
process Of thorough drainage. By actual
experiments it has been aseertained that
The field drained WiD raise nearly twice
the amount OF wheat the nndrained field
viii. Strange as it may seem thorough
drainage, while it takes the water off, at
the same time keeps the soil mosit, aHd
aEhils ground near it IS baked and hard
the drained land viii be moist and fertile.
The drainage should be deep enough to
have some effect, and even holes through
. held are big helps. These facts the
farmers may well look into. We state
them simply on the authority Of those
sEhe have made the matter staly.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-29

Mclean man heap close, no close him
store on alice samee Chinese New Years
chlnzmaD shut him tight and have heap
zig time.
All the sanee, you Mclean man heap
big kicker. He no do anything but set
round aud grow,i. Makes things heap
dull.
Albany heap fine place. Big national
advantages. Fine stream OF aqueous
fuid Great sufficiency 10 turn all TIE
machinery In Pekin. Mslican man NOT
velly enterprising. lie want some one
eise do IL all.
Heap Iaean hoodliIns in Alabany, and
allie samee girls give chinaman gab.