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CIVIC SOCIETIES.

A'F.' &. A M Golden Sheaf Lodge
No l33, meets Ist 4 3rd saturday Of each
month. F. A. HAScocK, W. NJ.
w. W. GRrswoLD, SEC.
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g. A. R. G. A. J. Overton Post No. 9S
meets X Friday OF each month at p. ~
n. e. SPURR, Com.
H. BsVASs, Adj.
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Beets for Mich Cows.

In the last named experiment eight
COWS were kept under the test IOr
eleven weeGs; in 1888 twe.ve cows rov
Ell Eht weeks, nd in 159O twelve COWS
70" nine Weeks, the cows in eacl ease
He!a@ weighed daily. as well as their
feed nd milk.
For twelve ye rs records have been
kept on the iarm now occupied bv the
station, which shows tnat the avcraye
yield OF beets over this period h :
been ne: rly sixteen tons to the are.
against n annual Well o about tiftv-
i've bushels Of shelled corn per acre.
In each Of three experiments the
COWS ate more nay and more to al drv
matter when feeding on beets than on
other FOODS (hay, meal and bran in l679.
corn silaLe in 1888! and ISJUl ana in
each case more milk was given from
the beetS Than from the Olher foods.
but it Is not let demonstrated that the
increase Of milk Was produced econom-
icv lily.
But q crop OF fifty-fve bushels of
shelled corn, with lis fodder will con-
tain nearly twice as much dry Natter
as sixteen tons OF heets. and these ex-
periments indioate that, whether fed
dry, as corn meal and dry fodder. or
rs corn ensllage, the dry matter of
the corn crop will be found about as
effective, pound for pound, as the dry
matter OF the beet crop.
1t is possible to raise much more
than sixteen tons OF bets TO tie acre.
One crop of two acres is reported at
373 tons per acre, and small or areas
have given still larger yields, hut sauh
crops require very rch land and thor
ough culture. Whether it is possible
to produce Il pound of dry matter liz
beets as econo nicatly as it be
done in corn is not yet definitely set
tied, but the probabilities are against
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MT LERAii)N R A CHAPTER No II
IN cts I 3Ntd Ofeach mouth
w. c. BICKSELl, Sec DAVID KEMP, Il. P.
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Knights of Aurora meets every 2nd and 4th,
FridLI Of eaGl m nth, at their hall.
A. l.. STEHGER. &c PA. MCCA1 RTHY, Rec
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PUBLIC LIBRARY
MORRIS posi- OFFICE

Open eyerv Saturday from to 6 and 7 to
O'Clock pm.
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Rlnts to Housekeepers.

Hard woods shoull simply be wiped
off with "a soft cloth or sponge wrung
from clear, warm water and dried at
once.
Wash ink stains from carpets with
milk, and afterwards with hot water,
when fresh. Old nix stains must first
be wetted, then rubbed with salts OF
lemon and washed quickly.
Keep celery fresh b. rolling it in
brown paper sprinkled with water,
then in d mp cloth, and put it III
cool, dark place. Before preDlring it
for the table submerge it in culd water
and let it stand Tor an hour. 1t will
be found very crisp.
How many women know how to rre-
p re Il perfectly fresh egg SO that an
afflicted stomach cal eat it3 Pour
boiling water over the egg in its she'll,
let it stand on the tank in th, water
Ior five minutes. Tu4 erg viii he
nesrly as smooth as custard. an is al
most as easily Gige,ted as Il ruw one,
while its flavor Is something delicious.
To brighten gilt p ure irame> take
sufficient flour of sulphur 10 give a
golden tinge to about a pint ami Il half
of water, End in this boil four or five
bruised onions. or g rlic. whirh will
answer the ne purpose. Strain off
this liquid, and with it when cold, wash
with soit brush any gliding winch
equires renewing, and when dry it
will come out bright as new.
In washing very fine muslins they
should be soaked in terid water in
which bOraX has been dissolved. one
tablespoonful OF hOrax to IL gallon of
water beng sufficient After naf an
hour they can be rubbed gently in
snapsuis made of fine white curl so -,
and boiling water then poured 0ve..
them and left 10 cool. They shOu d
be we'll rinsed and squeezed rather
than Wrung out.
This is the way furs are cleansed in
that land Of !urs. Russia. Rye tiour is
placed in a pot and heated upon the
stove, with constant stirring AS long as;
the hand can bear the he t. Tn. flour
is then spread over the fur and rubbed
into it. After this the Iur i, brushed
with a very Gle a brush. or, better. is
gently beiten unil al the -four is re
moved. The far thus treated resumes
its natural lustre and appears as il au-
solutely new.
In an intelligent treatment of differ
ent fabrics a large p rt of tile art Of
the washing consists. Fine Iaces, for
example, must be treated by tnem-
selves Very fine Eac4 IN Y be c.ean~el
and whtened by folding it smoothly,
and sewing into Il clean lnen bag. it
is than im4gersed- for tT.a1are ~ hss,rs + f.,
pure olive oil A little fine soap as
sh ven into water, and the lace pu6
into this and boiled for fifteen n2rnutrs.
1t must he we'll rinsed, dipped into
starch water. and then t,ken from the
bag and stretched an! pinned to dry,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31
MILLS COMING.
Hon. r. Q. Mills to Speak in
Mexico Thursday of
The Fair.
More Than Ten Thousand Poo
pie Will Hear This Great
Tariff Reform Man
Speak Here.

Hon. Roger Q. Mills changed
his mind and has consented to
speak in Mexico on August z, as
the following letter indicates.
To r. N. White, ESQ.,, Editor Ledger, Mexico,
Missouri:
CoRsIcANA, TEX, July q, 1880.
I'm answer to yours of 22nd inst,
would say that 1 will speak at
Mexico, Mo-, on the 7th of August.
1 speak at Jefferson City on the
9Th. Will 60 from there to Mex
leo on the 7th and to st. Charles on
the 9Th. Yours Truly,
R. @. MILLS.
A platform will be erected in
front of the amphitheatre at the
Fair Grounds and the great orator
will be listened to by thousands OF
people from 1890 until 2 O'Clock
on Thursday, the big day of the
fair. A committee on arrange
ments and a committee on recep.
ton should at once he appointed,
and every arrangement made, 60
that all who come may be able to
hear the speech. There will be
very few less than 1900 people
in Mexico on than occasion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, John M. Mitchell u
deed of trust dated October IL
and recorded in book "Y," for {
at page IS, i'm the Recorder o. y
office for the county of Audrains i
veyed to the undersigned In ~
pay q certain debt in said g.
scribed, the following tract CT
wit Lot seven "a, block g
Lakenan d Barnes Highland
ton to the city of Mexico ~
whereas, said debt is past dne
paid; and, whereas, the CERTAIN
conditions of said deed OF trn1s
not been kept; ana, whereas
of trust provides that II In
Ricketts,, the trustee therein,
to act, and i'm case Of his fefu1s
then acting sheriff of Audrain -
shall execute the powers OF 81
deed; and, whereas, said uees
fuses to act under said deeo
and, whereas, the undersignea
sheriff of said county. Now,
fore, by virtue of the power
vested i'm said trust deed, VII
der to pay said debt and fql!
with the conditions Of said o.,
said lands at public auction
highest bidder, for cash, o
front door of the Court Honse
leo, Mo-, on Monday, the leth
August, 1880. GEO. W. 49,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31
TENTING N FISHING.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Kabrfch
Camping Out in The Noun
tains In Search of
Health.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
WALLA WALLA, WASH, J aly %.
promised you l would
write, will say when we left Mex
leo on the 18th we found it very
dry and crops suffering very much
as far as Macon City; from there to
Ottumwa, Iowa, was much better
and from there to St. Paul, Mimi,
it was splendid. Everything was
green and they had had plenty of
rain. Also, all the way through
Minnesota and Dakota to James.
town, and from there to Bismarck.
Through the bad lands of Da-
kota is nothing but barren waste
lands, not fit for man or beast TO
live on. Then comes the Rockies;
from Helena, Montana, to Spokane
Falls, WASH, 1t is just one ledge
of rocks, mountains, canyons,
snow sheds and tunnels-the worst
country a man ever travelled
through. After We left Spokane
Falls some fifteen miles we struck
a wheat belt for about forty miles;
then we came to a perfect desert
for 100 miles. In this State we
saw no good land until we got in
the Walla Walla country, which is
the finest wheat belt in the United
States. Wheat never fails here
and yields from 40 to 60 bushels
per acre. 1t is quite billy out of
the valley which is the best, if
possible, for wheat. They pillow
and reap the grain off those noun
tains by going round and round
until they reach the summit. This
is also a fruit country. Walla Walla
is a splendid little city of about
1900 population, and it is in one Of
the richest valleys in the State.
We start from here tomorrow for
Tacoma, Seattle and Portland. We
are stopping here in this valley
at present with our cousins who
have been living here for Is years.
We are now up in the mountains
tenting out and fishing for trout.
This is a nice and healthy sport
and we are all improving both in
health and appetite.
As ever yours,
G.. KABRICH.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31
MOST POPULAR CLERK.
The Ledger to Give MexicO's
Most Popular Clerk
An Outing.

The LEDGER has not as yet COM
pleted the details for the trip to be
given the most popular clerk in
Mexico, but the ballot will be
found in the daily LEDGER from
this time on. Cut them out and
save as many IS possible. Voting
will begin on Saturday, Aug. End.
The clerk receiving the most votes
will be given a trip to the st.
Louis Fair or Exposition at the
expense of the LEDGER. Save the
ballots and start your favorite with
a boom on Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31
A Pleasant

"A evening"
Fhe ice cream supper given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Brand on last
Friday evening was q pleasant and
enjoyable one. The guests began
to arrive before daylight was over,
and continued to come until quite
late. The yard was beautifully IL
Illuminated with Japanese lanterns,
while on the tables were cakes, ice
cream, candy, etc., etc. Each and
every one Jared sumptuously, and
many were the thanks and good
wishes that were heaped upon Mr..
and Mrs. Brand by the guests when
the parting hour arrived. It would
be impossible for us to name all
who were present, but We will say
that those who we're there were
royalty entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Brand, aided by Misc Rosa
Woods, James Greer, Billie Luckie
and one or two others. We feel no
reluctancy, whatever, in saying it
was indeed a pleasant evening.
A GUEST.
--------
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31
THE EARTH AND MOON.
The Catastrophe the Old As
tr0nOmers Predicted, But
That Can Never Occur.

From the New Castle IEng. ] Chronicle.
It is an undoubted fact that the
moon is and has been for ages ap-
preaching closer to the earth,
though whether by a fraction Of an
inch or q fraction of . yard in q
century l am not prepared to
demonstrate. This phenomenon
is fully proved by q comparison Of
the Babylonian eclipses with those
recorded by the Arabian astrono-
mers, and further, by comparing
the latter with those of modern
times. A period, however, will
arrive when this falling toward the
earth will cease, and when the
Queen of Night will start and 60
back to her former position. ALI
this, no doubt, is very mysterious
and complex, and had it not been
for the giant intellects of Laplace
and Lagrange, we might yet be
calculating how long at its various
rates of progression toward the
earth, our satellite would take to
reach that body and the probable
results of such an event. The
limit to the moons acceleratiop
and consequent approach to oul
planet was discovered to be due to
the decrease and subsequent disap.
pearance in the eccentricity of the
earth's orbit.
Then the question naturally sug.
gests itself as to how near the moon
will be to US when the limit il
reached. As I have intimated,
this will be settled in about $4,000
years, by which period the moons
motion will indicate that she is be.
tween 600 and 700 of her diameters
in advance of the position che
would have occupied had no change
been in progress. We may, ]
think, take it for granted that the
arrangements of the solar system
are stable; and that the perturba.
tions in the moons mean motion
are not indefinitely progressive,
but periodical, albeit extending
over countless ages, reaching q
limit, as they perhaps have done
before, and then resuming their old
character.
MOST POPLAR II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31
Commissioner's Sale Of Real Isna


John w. Calbreath ct d. q
petitioners.
In the Circuit Court OF CIR
county, Missouri.
The undersigned, duly app
and qualified Commissions b
above entitled cause, will, In E
ance of an order, judgment and I.
of said Court, made at its Nay I
1890, sell at public auction, VI
highest and best bidder for e
the East front door of the Court 3
in Mexico, in the county Of Ar
State of Missouri, during the d..
the County Court for said A.
county, on
Tuesday, August 5, 1872
between the hours of ten o'clod !
and five o'clock p. m, of thst
the following described real e
situate i'm Mexico, county Of A.
State of Missouri, to-wit: La
(6), and seven "a, in block 80
(I4l, in Morris addition to tho =!
Mexico. Also lot enc (1 In dlTl
vey No. forty-eight (4S) in said -
Mexico.
BENJAMIN F. THOMA9
Special Commi.aa.
I. w. BoULwARE, "
Attorney for Commissions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31
Sam Jones at Columbia.

~ OOAAOo 0V OAOs
The Columbia summer assembly
will be held at Columbia, Boone
county, Mo-, for ten days, begin
ming Friday, August /. Some of
the most eminent ministers in the
State are on the programme for adj
dresses and the gospel meetings
will be conducted every afternoon
and evening by Rev. T. G.. Whit
ten, of Moberly. Sam Jones, the
great revivalist, will be there at the
opening of the meeting and will
preach three sermons, and on Sun
day, August 3, DR.. H. G. Morri-
son, of Georgia, considered one of
the most eloquent pulpit orators in
the South, Is to do the preaching.
On these two days Friday and
Sunday a train will be run from
Columbia to Centralia after night
service. Excursion rates can be
had. Revs, Miller and Mumpower
and Mr.. J. N. Basket, OF this city,
are members of the Board of Coun-
sellOls.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

Thos, Harlow, who was arrested
for libeling Lizzie Hall, signs a
statement which says that he
knows nothing derogatory to the
girls character, and denies he has
ever said he knew anything per.
sonally against her. The case was
dismissed and the defendant ex.
honerated, there being no case
against him. 1t is to be regretted
that this matter ever found its way
in the court. ALI parties have
agreed to let it end here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31
NOTABLE
State Senator Clay and W. j.
Bolts in Hannibal.

From the Hannibal Journal.
State Senator Green Clay, oil
Audraln county. and w. ]. Bolts,
president Of the Mexico Fair As.
ISOLATION, were in the city yester-
day and visited the fair grounds to
take a look at the steppers there.
They left here in the afternoon to
take in the Louisiana fair now in
progress.
These gentlemen speak in glow
ing terms of the Mexico fair and
told the Journal (Which We already
knew that this is one of the best
county fair in the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31
Sunday Train on the Branch.
From the Jefferson CITY Tribune.

Sunday Train on the Branch.
From the Jefferson CITY Tribune.
There Is some talk of making an
effort to have the management of
the Chicago & Alton put a Sunday
train on the South Branch. This
would be a great accommodation
to the travelling public, and would
certainly pay the company for run
ming the tram. Many people in
the northern part of the State, who
are brought to the capital on bust
ness, frequently are compelled to
make the long, roundabout trip
by st. Louis or Kansas City be-
cause there is no Sunday train
from Mexico to Cedar. There
would be local patronage enough
on the line to justify a daily train
aerYica.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

If you owe any delinquent city
taxes now is the time to pay them.
The city collector is arranging to
turn tho books over to the county
collector where more costs will
accrue. Pay your delinquent city
taxes at once and save costs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

Rev. KRATT's school will open
in the German Evangelical Church
of Mexico on next Monday. Rev.
Kraft is . thorough student and q
polished gentleman. We are glad
to know that the outlook for the
success of his school is very en-
couraQinp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

SHEA and Botkin, the enumera-
tors, say that Mexico has 4,7S5
people. Gen. Porter, the superin-
tendent of census, says we have
4,705. Powell, the supervisor,
says we have 1876. The people
Of Mexico say we have over 5000.
Who is right?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

The st. Joseph Ballot, edited by
VIM. Hyde, formerly of the St.
Louis Republican, is one of the
n~eatest, brightest and most ably
edited papers which comes to this
Office. 1t is a sound exponent of
Democratic principles and will be a
power in State politics.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31
New Suits Filed.

Dorcas Wayman ct al vs. Lewis
Phillip; damages.
Martha Herndon ct al vs.. Sallie
P. Mcdonald ct al; correct title.
J. H. Willis Va. VIM. Marshall;
action for money paid.
w. T. James Va. C. & A. r R.:
damages.
Andrew Victor vs. Lucinda Vic.
tor; divorce; desertion.
State at relation, use of George
Gill vs.. John R. Torreyson ct al;
damarea.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

IF the anonymous letter writers
of Mexico could have been gotten
at by the census takers there would
have been a good showing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

EXTRA police will be on duty to-
morrow and If there are any light
fingered gentry following the circus,
as reported, they will be nipped
early in the morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

GEN. PORTER must be a dandy
census taker to reduce Salt River
township, outside of Mexico, 272
people in ten years. AS a matter
of fact, this district must have in
creased 500 in that time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31
Administrator Mettee.

Notice Is hereby given that
dersigned will apply to the -
Court Of Audrain county, 49,
its September term, to be Deess
held on the I'd Monday In Sly
1890, to resign my letters =,
traitor Of the estate of A.
deceased. N. Y DuSss-sS
1T-dt AdL1tu49s@
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

EVERY arrangement has been
made for sprinkling the streets
and boulevard during fair week if
it does not rain, but the weather is
generally very kind to the Mexico
fair
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

FARMERS who saved their corn
can get Soc. a bushel for it. This
is q good price for corn and farmers
could do well if this product could
be sold all the time at such a
fc1ra-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31
Another Kick.

Fr0fH Tue JenefSOn CITY TFfbuhe.
1t is entirely out of reason to
suppose that Cole county has only
gained about 300 in ten years and
that Jefferson City has travelled
backward. There is not a 10 year.
old boy in town who does not know
that this is a mistake.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

Ed. holland, Missourl's de-
faulting State Treasurer, is now a
resident of Denver, Colorado,
where he is engaged in the insur-
ance business. He is under heavy
bond for trial.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

have been my constant friends, I
must leave no doubt az to my
present opinions and futur' actions.
Very truly, etc
G. G. VEsT.
'To Messrs. l.. Leonard, r. Gaines
Robertson and George L. Mason,
Executive Committee of Farmers q
Laborers' Union Of Saline county,
Missouri. Marshall, MOI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31
Notice Of Final settl0sa1

Notice il hereby given
settlement of the estate o.
Armistead, deceased, win ne
the September term Of ProuIrk
OF Audrain county, Missouf5a
held at Mexico in Sspten6ef,
I'd Admtiulsnses
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31
Water Did It.

From the Kansas City Star.
The town making the largest
growth in Missouri during the last
decade is Excelsior Springs. Its
population has increased from
nothing to over 1900. and all of it
was due to water. That ought to
make the prohibitonists very hap.
Pr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

Hon. r. @. MILLS speaks at the
Fair Grounds on the "big Thurs
day." "Big" is no name for this
day this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31
Not on SUNDAY.

The Columbia Herald man would
rather hear Sam Jones preach than
go to q horse race.-Kansas City
Star.
Don't believe he would 60 to
either one on Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

The largest crowd ever IN Mex
leo will hear Hon. r. @. Mills on
August It'll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

DoN'T fail to bring your baby
in to the LEDGER contest, which
takes place at the Fair Grounds on
Thursday of the Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

EVERY farmer in the county
should hear Mills at the Fair
Grounds on August It'll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

The LEDGER prize to the best
guesser on the census returns of
Mexico will be paid as soon as the
official returns are received,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

A COMMITTEES IN reception should
at once be appointed to entertain
Hon. R. @. Mills while he is the
guest of Mexico on August 7th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

MEXICO is extending its light
and water privileges rs last as it
becomes able.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

The first days voting in the
LEDGER contest for the most popu-
lar clerk will be announced in Sat-
urdav's dal)v.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

Peter Ersom, of Montgomery
City, to-day telegraphed to DR..
Baskstt,of Mexico asking If We had
mad stone IN Nsxioo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

THE st. Charles weekly Banner
is one year old and as live q paper,
as we know of in the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

Gov. d. K. FRANCIS expects to
come ever to the big fair with Hon.
r. @. Mills on Thursday, Aug. Z.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

Ten thousand people will hear
Mills at the Fair Grounds on Aug.
7th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

The Senate will, in all prob
ability, pass the Federal Election
hill
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

EVERY citizen in the county
should come to the fair at least
two or three DAYS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31
County Farm For Rent.

OOuuGy HTDH TUE Tk6uGs
Sealed bids will be received at
August term of County Court for
rent of county farm and boarding
county paupers for one year from
March l, 1891.
]. v. WILLIAMS. Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31
THE LEDGER.
THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1890.

EVERY day of the fair will be a
big day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31
Notice of Final settlemses

Notice is hereby given ~
settlement Of the estate uIf
Adams, deceased, will be mssn
September term Of Probate
Aadrain county, Missouri, %
at Mexico In September, lsaAs
ll-fd A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31
A Good Selection.

Dr.. HALEY, of this city, received
notice from DR.. A. w. McAllister,
Dean of the Medical Department
Of the State University, yesterday,
of his selection as lecturer on rail-
way surgery in the State Univsr-
sity. His duties commence Sept.
/, 1890, giving one lecture each
week. DR.. HALEY is 3 bright
young man, born in Galloway
county, snd il % years old. He is
agraduate Of the State University,
Missouri Medical College OF st.
Louis and Bellevue Hospital OF
New York. DR.. HALEY has been
pfacticing medicine six years and
ehsisht future u awaiting him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31
Hon. R. HI. Norton.
From the st. Louis Republic.

Congressman R. H. Norton, of
the Seventh District, was in the
city yesterday on his way from
Washington to Nevada, Mo-, on
private business. He said he
would stay in the State now until
after the meeting Of the congress
slonal convention at st. Charles,
one week from next Tuesday.
Speaking of the force bill, MI.
Norton said it was the general opin-
ion at Washington that it would
not pass, but it was his private
opinion that the Senate would
yield to party pressure and pass it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-31

a FRH1 TRIP!
SEND YOUR FAv0RIrE CLERK TO THE
ST. LOUIS FAIR OR EXPosITIoN.