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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-23

water. Q number OF fruit trees. all in good
condition; lot 5x20 rods; Sixth South street,
one block south of the new station on the q.
CIR. r. and one block from street car.
S9S0O EIGHT ROONED HOUSE AND
~ooOO buttery, wei finished, lawn, barn.
fruit trees, on North Temple street; lot 4
rods front; cheap property.
C170O TWO HOUSES FOR SALE IN
VI wv the Thirteenth Ward, bringing in
nearly IA per cent per month interest now.
and 1t will grow; call for particulars
C01OO HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS, LOT
OH1OO 1920 rods, little paradise; an
excellent orchard, half an acre in lucerne,
half an acre of garden, under the highest cul-
tivation; corral and stable; near Liberty Park
S1S60 FOUR ROOM HOUSE, WITH 10
pillow x2o rods of ground, IN the
Eleventh Ward.
e0QOO FULL LOT, 1Ox2e RODS, COR
pow ner lot: good house of three room
and buttery, mostly brick. cellar, we'll, o.
chard. shade trees. plenty Of water, adobe
barn; on Fifth South.
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.ooOO ANEW BRICK HOUSE OF TWO
~H|OO rooms and hall, well finished;
granary and cellar, fifteen acres Of land. ten
10 lucerne. fenced, title clear, suEsr House
Ward.
S9OOO A NEW BRICK HOUSE OF SIX
%oOOV rooms, modern style, goot hall.
double closet, large cellar and well of water,
Ward, on street car line.
NOFOO A HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS,
ID HaOO part brick and part frame, rustic,
one and half stories, well finished. In q good
locality. comm anding . good view, close to
eOIOO AN ADOBE HOUSE OF THREE
d 1tOO rooms, buttery and cellar, good
stable for four horses, large chicken COOP,
good well and force pump, lot 3xlo rods.
Good team ooa and atsy; including goodwin Of
C1IhO A CONCRETE house OF
&lAOO eight rooms and shanty, good
orchard ana we'll, lot Tx rods. picket fence
all round; Twentieth ws;d.
$4,000 s1xE Ech soo sSaaa9y hbo seD
eight hocees, good GOV shed and wagon shed;
lot 5x2O rods, half block from u. & 4 G.
~iS0O AN ADOBE FOUsE OF FOUR
$1oUO looms, lofty ceilings. lot 51lo;
rood fruit trees, east and west front, Nine
tssath ward; near car track
,1OS0 A HOUSE OF TWO GOOD
@1O0O rooms, well finished and painted
one roem 16xlS, the other l2,lS; good store
room, stable. well, outhouses, ETC., lot AKA
rods, near Main street, real bargain.
nnE0n sIX-ROOMRD BRICK HOUSE,
0EJuu with cellar, basement and bath
room; not finished; lot 41lo rods, good water
right and good location, near street car line.
Also an adobe house of three rooms on san
| lot, in the alb owe figure.
10000 A MODERN BUILT BRICK
YoOOO house OF nine rooms and outoulld-
ings suitable for q hotel; good orchard, etc.
Lot 6x2O rods, close to the D. & K. G. 4. Z
| 41oOO A THREE-ROOMED RUSTIC
Y1oOO frame house, two blocks and q
half east of Main street, on car line. Lot "a
xlO rods, with right OF roadway on los aoJoin'
GTSOO A HOUSE OF THREE ROOMS,
9AooO two pantries, porch on east sloe,
! coal house; cellar 7x14 feet, outside OF mouse;
corral, stable and buggy house; log ~ roos
east front, rods south; Eighteenth Ward;
&S7RO A BRICK HOUSE OF SEVEN
So'oo large rooms, buttery, halls CLOS
cts, etc, all well arranged and well Dua.;
| Lot 31l0 rods, In Seventh Ward. Hydrant
water in front and Ssck OF house.
A NEARLY FINISHED FIVE LAhJ1S
| n roomed house, built in modern ssy.e,
| bay window, Msnsard roof, in commanuIIIne
| situation on East Bench. Large rock cellar
| Lot fenced. 5x20 rods. Call for terms. ooon
G1RhO CORNER LOT AND dOUD
| pAOoO dwelling house OF three f90As s
we'll house. barn and ont houses. on Flrs'
ton on street car line; lot 5x5 rods, SCUM ano
c AN E1GHT-aooMEp, TWO
| or wv story brick house, with Two nall'
and closets, modern built, extrsoroln,ar:
| thick walls; painted sad grained; gooo Heii VI
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For Rent.

4 furnished room near to Main street, $40.
fonr roomed house and hall, west OF gas
A Furnished house. seven rooms, ba throom
etc. CITY Greek water. close to Temple block
Two rooms, near to business, IS per month.
A furnished room IN Gilt ROW, IS per
A handsome furnished Ioou, near Main
street, sl4 per month. O..
Two rooms ana summer kitchen, SIKH
Two looms, Second North stEsat and First
West. Seventeenth Ward; S. "
Three houses of three roo1as, Main and
Seventh South, s.
A house of ten rooms, suitable for ooaId-
ing house. Good business can De guaran'seo'
sour rooms, ground floor. South Temple
Sig roouas, South Temple streer, SIS.
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The grateful Frohmans present. G
the writer with q gilded papiel
nlsche medal, observation-disclosures y
is the best pslicy." Dramatic Time,
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MOaEY loRnEO

For any length OF time at q reasonsb'e rate
OF interest, both In large and small SUMS.
as We give every attention to the Renting
Of Houses, Collection Of Rents, and the
transaction of all business that comes under
our immediate head, in : bnsiness-iike msn-
ner. and with dig 2atca.
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81 p z Q Z n l..

US0O AN ELIGIBLE BUILDING SITE
9OOO in the Nineteenth Ward, near cal
track lot 5x10 rods; fruit trees and water.
COCO a FRAME HOUSE, ADOBE
GOOO lined, Of two rooms; lot 215x5 rods
south front, Twsntith Ward.
>SROO A NEW BRICK HOUSE OF
SooOO seven rooms, with hall, latest i'm
provements. City Greek water in house; close
to Eagle Gate. In the market but short
time only, in location WHARF value Of prop.
erty grows more than fast.
1000 A ONE AND A HALF STORY
@oOO adobe house Of four large rooms,
orchard, new granaiy and stable, one and a
half acres of good land, full water right,
American Fork.
SoEO Two RoOMED HOUSE.
gov frame, brick lined, lot 3x10 rods,
bosrd fence, Twenty-first Ward.
SoRO ONE ROOMED HOUSE.
@ocO frame, brick lined and stables, lot
31sx10 rods, twenty first Ward.
FOR LEASE.
A lot at foot of Main street, suitable for mar.
ket garden. no need for irril alton. Will
ease for five years.
an RLIGIBLE PIECE OF GROUND TO
"A lease in \ fashionable part Of the city
close to Main street, on which man Of means
can build house to suit his own notion. Can
give q ten years. lease, at q figure that viii
net be higher than paying rent
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s. p. DARKE. VIM. FULLER
S .W,DAPK s. eco.
NOTARIES PUBLIC
Fire Insurance,
Accident Insurance,
Real Estate,
Money Leaning

rs The foUoo0i22g is LESS THAN
oNE-HALF the property aOe haze fOJ
sale; the balance aOilL be published
neat Sunday.
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Lots For Sale.

AOt6 II VE SoACs
Bee no:e city lots on Third East street,
cheap.
dso A nice lot on the Utah Central rail-
4oO road track; cheap.
$50 Corner lot 415.rOds' good location in
o5O Each. Two lots s1b rods each. in
HoO Tenth Ward.
TX A rod for choice lots in the Tenth
~ Ward, Third South street
1FS Fine city lot 7hx10 rods on Third
LIZ East street, chOice and cheap, Third
100 A rod for city lots on Main stseet;
IOO good location, plenty of water.
0OO a rod for a fne piece of ground on
25O zach for two lots just north Of the
900 a nice lot close to the D. s RI I.
A5n Nice lot in the rwenty-6rst Ward.
75o A nice Ios 5xlo, in the Twsnty.arst
oO0 A nice lot on Brigham street, fine 10.
OOO cation,
0SO a corner lot, in good location for
Aoo residence, 1-2xlO rods, very cheap
n in all parts of the city.
Farm, For Sale.
oOO bargain. Four acres of fine farming
wv land IN Sugar House ward.
I O0O 4 fine orchard on the State Road;
loOO az acres.
100 An acre for 75 acres Of fne cultivated
lOO land on the Jordan, only "a miles
from Main street.
10 IN An acre 70, 50 acres over Jordan
IH'oO Sixth Ward bridge, close to GrOes-
Inn Twenty acres Of good farm land, l6
ioOo acres in lucerce, will exchange for
city property.
A LSO a number of good farms at easy
"A terms, and in exchange for city prop
srty.
Houses For Rent.
Afi5s room adobe house and summer kit.
chen, Fifteenth Ward.
4 seven room adobe house on Fifth South
street.
Finely furnished room. very close by.
Small house in Nineteenth Ward
Two nice rooms on Second South street,
and summer kitchen.
four room rustic house and GUNNER
Kitchen, On Sixth South street.
A six room house, half block from Main
street.
A five room bri>k house, on First West
street.
Two nico warm rooms nesr businesscentre.
We have also long lis. oil houses for reot
10 all paris OF the city Call on Us oefore
renting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-08
FIGHTING FARMERS.
Crews Knocks Petitt's Best Eye Out
Two Sides.

As the regular readers of our bull
letin know j. F. Crews and John
Petit had a little picnic near Rush
Hill. last Sunday, just about the
time they should have been at
church. There was an old grudge,
on account of a disputed road, and
on this occasion, the feud ended in
blows, which resulted in the loss Of
Petitt's best eye. Each party claims
the other started the fight. Crews
came in and gave bond for $500, to
appear before the grand jury. Petit
says Crews hit him in the eye with q
stick. Crews says. in the tussle he
threw Petit off of himself and he
(Petitt) rolled over and stuck a snag
in his eye. There are two sides to
the case, and as there we're two wit
nesses to the trouble, the true facts
will be developed in court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-08
AT LAST!
Hutton and White Agree-One Of our
Editorials Unwittingly Endorsed.

A few days since, we wrote the
following editorial:
Some people don't take a paper
because they don't like the editor.
This is all stuff. The paper is what
you read. If it is a good one and
gives you the news-your moneys
worth-it makes no difference about
who is the editor. The editor
don't expect everyone to like him,
though he would prefer it.
The Riverside. Press at Louisiana
copied it and neglected to credit it,
which is something unusual for that
paper. The next day the Fog Horn
copied it and gave the Riverside
Press credit for it. If Hutton would
read the G. R. W. close, we know he
would find much to copy to make his
Fog Horn readable, aud then too, be
could get editorial ideas and news
sooner by not waiting to copy il
from an exchange who copied from
the LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-08
MOODY MOODYs.
Mrs. Moody skips Out With Her Hus-
bands Oousin-Husband and Chill
dren Deserted for a Dude-Phi-
losophy Personifed.

On the oath of April Mrs. Levi
Moody of North Mexico, ran away
from her husband and children with
w. B. Baird, a cousin of the hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Moody have
lived in Mexico for the past 6 years.
They came from Boone county here.
Mrs. Ida Moody is a very pretty .wo-
man and is the daughter of Frank
Phillips, a son of Warner Phillips of
this city, now deceased. She was a
most beautiful girl, Of a good family,
and her actions in this cas- cannot be
accounted for. Her husband says he
treated her we'll in every particular
and the nelghbors say the same thing.
She left two little children, girls, one
6 years old and the other 8. Baird
is a cousin of Mr.. Moody and for
some time clerked for Earl Morris, Of
Thompson Station, where he met
Mrs. Moody when she visited the
Misses Rutter, of that vicinity. He
is rather a handsome nan and has
proved quite a masher in this case.
Mrs. Moody evidently got stuck on
his shape as he has nc money. He
came to Mexico April "a and with
Mrs. Moody left on the noon train
for Kansas City. They have not
been heard of since. Mr.. Moody
says he will get a divorce and let her
go. He says he has only n regret
and that is that he did not kill Baird.
He was informed that his wife was
going to skip out and gave her some
money and told her to go to hell with
Baird if she wanted to. He says he
don't want any woman to live with
him as his wife if she wants to run
away with another man. He will
prosecute them if he can find where
they live together without being mar
ried and without her having a di-
vorce. MI. and Mrs. Asbury are
taking care of the children.
Mr.. Moody takes the matter very
philosophicaily-more so than most
men would do under the same ircum.
stances. Our reporter has made ar
effort to find out where the guilty
parties are located but with no sue
cess. We were unable to find where
they went from Kansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-08
JOINS JESSE.
Charley Ford "Dies Like a Dog by His
Own Hand"

Charly Ford, who murdered Jesse
James for money, committed suicide at
Richmond, Mo, last Tuesday, by shoot
ing himself. The way of the transgress-
or in hard, but the way of the traitor is
despicable and altogether abominable.
No matter what may be the motives or
how praiseworthy the results, there is
always an instinct in human nature that
detests the traitor. None knows this
more clearly or feels 1t more keenly than
the traitor himself, and in many instances
the burden becomes too greatto be borne,
and the end comes t~raglcally.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-08

The funeral of Rev. T.J. Gooch, of
this city, last Friday was one of the
largest attended ever seen in this
city. He was buried with Masonic
honors. Rev. j. D. Vincil, of st.
Louis, formerly of this city, Que OF
the finest and most eloquent takers
in the world, delivered the sermon
and all the pastors Of the city assist
ed with true and appropriate testi.
monial remarka
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-08
DanyiIIe. Mo.

We made q very pleasant trip to Dan
vile, Mo-, this week. Danville is one of
Missouri's Oldest and most famous
towns. During the war it was burned
by Anderson and has never entirely re-
covered from this devastation. We met
our friend 81 Carr, who is recorder OF
deeds. 81 is a red-hot Democrat-one of
the Comanche Indian, ''yaller" dog Dem
ocrats-the very kind we need to take
the party through to victory. Among
others we met E. n. Hughes and Col
Barker, both prominent Democrats
Barker is a candidate for Congress and
appears to be a live and worthy young
Democrat. Hughes is a favorite soa Of
Montgomery and is strongly backed fol
circuit Judge In the event Of = vacancy,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-08

Montgomery City is to have q new
$25 900 bank, a new brick hotel and
a wooden mill.
The report that Frank James sis
in the hands of his friends" for an
office, is a mistake.
j. P. Blanton and assistant teachers of
State Normal school visited Mexico pub
lie schools this week.
If you want to buy a perfect pic
ture of the court house cheap call on
j. G. Head, the artist.
G. P. Williams has a mule colt 8 feet Z
inches tall. b. F. O'Rear's fine jack is
the sire. Who a beat it?
Miss Allie Morris, of st. Louis,
has been making a very pleasant Wis
it to relatives in Mexico.
Judge George B. Macfarlane Of
Mexico, Audrain county, is in this
city.-Kansas City Times.
The comedy feast of the season by
Dickson's Sketch Club at opera
house Tuesday eve. May Is.
DR.. j. F. McWilliams has moved
his dental Office to spacious parlors
over Dobyns & Gibbs drug store.
Prof. D. A. Mcmillan last week,
attended the closing exercises of the
Louisiana, Missouri, public schools.
Mrs. Jos. Murray and son, Josie, left for
the old country Monday. She will be
gone about four months. Joe went as
far as st. Louis.
John Dedman and his sister, MISS
Bessie, Of Fulton. passed through
Mexico Monday to visit relatives in
Louisville, KY.
DIR. Hume, of Columbia, made us
a pleasant call last week. The Doc
tor left several young ladies feeling
badly in Mexico.
VIM. Pendleton of Laddonia, and
Miss Annie Avis Of Curryville. Mo-.
were married at the Windsor Hotel
Saturday evening.
"He that takes a wife takes care,'
says Franklin. Yes, he takes care
that his wife doesn't catch him hug
ging the servant girl.
An element of success in raisin,
early spring chickens is to give then
a regular supply of milk, sweet Oh
sour, and plenty of it.
Tlios. J. Atchison, of Eurek,
Springs, Ark, q brother to our friend
John W., is in town visiting and made
US a pleasant call Tuesday.
A burglar got into the house of
, lawyer over in Marshall the othe
: night. After a terrible struggle tn
{ lawyer succeeded 10 robbing him.
Sllas Gilbert, Constable of Sal
River Township, has resigned. Mar
!, Roberts, Willis johnson and Gre
q Hook are applicants before the count
court for the place.
/ win get permission from you
insurance company through. thei
. agent to use q gasoline stove to an
e person wishing to buy.
L. p. SMoTHERs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-08
Fine Colt.

We have Mount Roses and Moss
Roses. but now comes the Prairie
Rose, a colt the property of Writ
Keene. which was sired by the cele-
brated horse Montrose, the horse
now owned by Crosswhite and
Patton of Sturgeon, Mo The colt
is pronounced by good judges to be
a dandy. Writ says he will chel-
lenge the county in due course OF
time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-08
D.. W. G. Pipino.

DIR. w. C. Pipino has moved into
the elegant pariors v Dobyns &
Gibbs drug store. Here he has
more room to attend to his large and
growing practice. His treatment of
the eye and ear and the good results
from his vapor baths necessitated
more room and better accommoda-
tions. He is meeting with unparal-
lelled success in all of his practice.
He is a devoted student with every
appliance necessary for successful
practice, and his many friends rejoice
at his brilliant success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-08
If John Abby amt a hummer.

Why we can't have water works in
Mexico.
If we will really have gas by Sep
TENDER LIST.
If the tobacco factory is going to
fall through.
If Mexico has not the best glee
club in the State.
If Mexico is going to have a win
ming base ball nine.
If Sam Baskin did not smile on his
best girl last Sunday.
Where conductor Stone got the
button-hole bouquet.
If Dickson's Sketch Club won't
have a crowded house.
Any reason why Mexico cannot
have a better union depot.
Why Sam Morris took the lantern
home on a moonlight night.
Any reason why the greenbackers
will not come back this fall.
If John Abbay did not see his best
girl in Vandalia last Sunday.
How many quarter horses Billie
West has, and Is now training.
If there are not some men in this
city too lazy to shake when they have
a chill.
If our friend, Bob c., broke
into a jewelry store when in Mexico
last week.
If "Our ABB don't ''stand i'm
with the faculty of McCune College,
Louisiana, Mo.
What young lady received a bottle
of vinegar a few days since from her
best young a
If the sale of reserved seats for
Dickson's Sketch Club won't be the
largest of the season.
If Billy Byrns, just west of town,
is not the owner of a natural curios'
ity-a calf without a tail.
If one of the leading ladies with
Dickson's Sketch Club was not form
erly a resident of this city.
If a certain gentleman Of this city
is really fool enough to commit sui
eide for the reasons supposed.
> What Alb Armstrong was going tt
do with those dancing pumps! Dix
ne expect to dance Or 60 skating!
What Mexico will do on the 4th o
July this year? We do know tina
Bob White will not attempt another
picnic.
If the anonymous letter writers ar
again coming to the surface OF tn
cess pools OF the lowest strata o
human depravity.
If a certain Mexico young lady i
not perfectly happy when she is tell
, Ing her unengaged lady friend abou
( her own engagement.
! If a handsome young lady of thi
!, city really intends to place herself o
exhibition next Monday at Gregory
Dime Museum in st. Louis, as
beauty.
= If the LEDGER bulletin did not e
in a big scoop, as usual, on the negr
murder in Galloway county, and wh
f the daily did not have it in till thre
8 days after it occurred.
! If any man in Mexico has such
business head as to have a good toot
pulled when he can have it done Il
nothing SO as to save money, If the
should ever need to be pulled in Il
!. future.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-08
If you want fancy and staple gro
c%eries, cheap, go to T. F. Rodents.
lRasa Rail Matters

Diggs is a host in himself while
playing third base.
A movement is on foot to secure
and enclose the grounds in East Mex
leo, near the old round house, to be
used as o base ball park.
The in-field of the "Browns" is a
good one and will be a "stone wall"
to its opponents this year. The out
field is also an excellent one.
The Jefferson City Tribune says
"Mexico has enclosed grounds and
four salaried players from st. Louis"
We wish we could say as much.
Ebony" Buckner, secretary of the
Mexico nine, is in correspondence
with several mines and a number of
games will be arranged at an early
date.
"Tony" Buckner received a chal.
enge from the jefferson City nine
to play in the latter place to-day but
could not accept owing to the fact
that the nine is not yet thoroughly
organized. They will be aceommo.
dated later in the season.
w. T. Baldwin and H. E. Cookson
two expert curve pitchers of st
Louis, have been in the city the pas
week. Mr.. Cookson returned home
Sunday night, but Mr.. Baldwin viii
perhaps permanently locate in thi'
city. He and his brother will con
stitute the battery for the browns
this year. They will prove . val
liable acquisition to the nine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-08
Who Can Beat it,

Miss Jennie Atkins has this spring
over 200 spring chickens. She has
sold 20 dozen eggs and has AZ hens
now setting. Miss Jennie is not
only a talented and accomplished
society lady but she knows how to
keep house. If we were not married
We might try-buG here, this WON'T
do
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-08

Col. L. A. Pratt, who formerly
had charge Of the Windsor Hotel in
this city. is now proprietor Of the old
Barnum Hotel, corner Second and
Walnut sts., st. Louis. The Col. il
a clever gentleman, a thorough hote|
man, and win keep the Barnum up to
the standard Of iirst-ciass hotels.
When in the city call and see him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-08

Jerry Carter, who works for BillD.
Harrison, had a narrow escape from
death yesterday morning by being
knocked off the Fulton branch track
by an engine. Jerry had laid down
with his head directly on the rail, but
as luck would have it he was only
slightly injured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-08
Not a Witness.

To the Editor Of the Ledger.
HATToN, Mo-, May 9th. - Who
were the parties that killed the negro
last Saturday night? READER.
We are not on the witness stand.
The names were not given to us fol
publication.-TED. LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-08

A gentleman of this city threatened
this week to take poison he did not
give his reasons, neither did he
take the poison. He beat the
LEDGER out of an item, but we are on
our guard now, and will get in a
scoop when he makes up his mind TO
ssquit." The reasons we have heard
assigned, in our opinion, are very
poor, and We trust he will change his
mind
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-08

A well known citizen this morning
entered Jonas Berg's feather and egg
factory and said:
"Got any eggs!"
"Yaw."
SHOW do you sell them!"
"Twenty-feuif cent Dozen"
"Why, Sam Morris sells them at
fifteen cents" s
"Vell, Wy you didn't puy of Sam
Morris?"
"Because he hasn't any just now
"Vell, ven I don't got any, 1 sell:
for vifteen too
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-08

B6E- School District Conventions on Sat-
arday, August 2. Nominating Convention
Tuesday, August 5.
Township Conventions Saturday, June
II, to elect delegates to Convention at
Aerieo. Wednesday, June IS, to elect
delegates to st. Louis C%onrentioa Tuesday,
June "a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-08

The county court refuses to grant
D.. O'Callaghan another license, and
he will close up next Saturday. The
court says, Dennis has not a majority
Of the tax payers in the block on his
petition, and they cannot, according
to law, grant it. He will, Monday
morning, open a wholesale whiskey
house, where the 'sardent" can be had
only by the gallon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-08

The Model Spring Bed is proof
against bed bugs, as the mattress or
straw tick is raised several inches
above the stats, giving the air free
circulation between the mattress and
stats and compelling the midnight
marauders to abandon their cid IA
vorite quarters. Aft