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And life Is healthy II the blood IL impure. Tho nn4
diseases people have, whether Of The stomach lungs
liver, kidneys, bowels, glands or skin, depends
upon predisposon Of the person but all are
caused by impure impoverished blood for which the
Blood Cure the only nfable remedy yet deev
cred.
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Dist. No. 3. Race Track and Warm
Spring Precincts.
Dist. No. 4. Champion.
Dist. No. 3. Deer Lodge and Garrison.
Dist. No. q. Pioneer and Gold Creek. II
Dist. No. z. Eiliston. Blossburg, Avon,
Hidden Treasure and Biackfoot.
Disi: No. :. Lincoln, Seven Up Pete
and McCle'l,nc.
Dist. No. .. heIcnviIle. Washing ton
Gulcli and Fiizpitricks.
Dist. No. 10. Dvando. Boyd A. Swift's,
Blanctia rls and Sunset.
Dist. No. II. Black Pine.
Dist. No. y. Bearsmouth. Beartown,
and Elk Greek.
Dist. No. IL. Drummond, New Chicago,
Dunkelherg and Willow Greek.
Dist. No. II. Philipsburg. Tower, Hope
Mine, Hasmark. Kirkville. Clark. Stone
Station aud Harvey Greek and Hem
ncs-cy's.
bisi. No. Il. Granite, Rumsey and Sid
Dist. No. 10. Silver Lake, Gable and
The following were appointed registry
agents:
Dlst. No. l.. Fred reckoyer, ONCE at Ana
Dist. No.2. 4. NJ. Walker, oniee at Carroll,
hist. No. ,. Thomas Elliott, Office at Race
Track, y, cents per capita.
Dist. No. !. John T.. Price, Office at Cham
Dist. No. s. john Y. Batterton, office at Deer
Lodge, 50 per day
Dist. No. &. j. X. Uhl, Office at Pioneer, Is
cents p~r capita.
Inst. No. !. Ed Burns. Office at EIlision. IS
per day.
Dist. Ma. $. John McLure, Office at Lincoln,
- cents per capita.
Dist. Nc. Q. J. T.. Marcum, office nj Helenyille.
. cents per capita.
Dist. No. 10. H. G.. McNally. Office at orlando,
* cents per capita.
Dist. No. u. Charles T.. Miller. Office at Black
Fine, y cents per capita.
Dist. No. u. Fat birmingham, office At Bears
mouth, - cents PER capita.
Dist. No. H. Ian berry, Office at Dmmmond.
- cents per capita.
Disi. No, u. Y. u. Brown, Office al Philips
burg, s. per day.
Dist. No. - ban Hertz, Office al Granite, IS
per day.
Dist. No. ~. William Hilbert, Office at silver
Lake, - cents per capita.
The following bills were allowed:
pr, !. VI. Sigh, attendance On paiIeT ..., $50 O0
John McIaTty, deputy sheriff at Carroll. "a
j. J.. Hamilton, salary and mileage -,....., 20 ~
| 4. A. Mcdonald, salary and mileage, -...., IS q.
George Cockrcll, salary aud mileage ...... % %
Board adjourned sine die.
Attest: j. f.. BRAZELToN. Clerk.
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BEYOND THE REACH.

IL seems 80 strange, beloved, to he away
From all the jostie ~ these human things-and
far
And backward look upon this troubled state,
As on the earth shines some insensate star.
So passing strange. for souls concerned as ours,
IN d~isembodied apathy unmoyed to rove
And In the settled quietude of rest
Never to rack who SEQ rms or who may love.
Would We be back 10 yex our souls anew?
Ponder the problem Of your doubtful faith
again?
Nay, Tempt us not who gain this sheltered
place,
with proifered passion only pledged TO pain.
Your mortal pleasance holds no offered bribe,
Even the pleading of your tender eyes beseech
Light, love and laughter fiaunt their wiles In
vain,
Since We who suffered are beyond the reach.
Margaret e.. Bisldnd.
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pEER LopGE, Mont, June Z, 1seO.

DEER LODGE, Mont, June Z, 1850.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Commissioners Cockrell, Nc
Donald and Chairman Hamilton and
Clerk Brazelton.
Petition of l.. j. Baker ct al, to establish
a new school district at Rumsey aud upon
recommendation Of Supt. Wolfe, same
was granted and district organized with
boundaries as follows, to wit: Common
cling at a point IN the northwest corner
Of See. Is, TIP. No. q, n. X. IA w. thence
directly east on section line TO south
west corner section l.. thence
directly north one mile To north
west corner of said section,
thence directly east one mile to the north
east corner of section II, thence north
onc-half mile ON section line, thence in n
northeasterly direction to a point equi-dis-
tant from Granite and Rumsey. located
on n direct line drawn between them.
thence due east two miles, thence
due south five miles, thence due
west To n point due south of the starting
point. thence due north to starting point,
said district to he known as school dis.
trict No. 10.
Upon petition of Peter Gallagher ct al,
accompanied by aiiidavits of the posting
Of notice as required 10y law, for the open
ing of n county roa west from Granite,
the following were appointed viewers, "a
meet at Con Peoples place in Granite, on
Monday, June %, 1850: Con Peoples,
James Cleary and William Quinn.
John Hcaly was admitted to the county
hospital.
5. Beack, supervisor AT Rack Track,
was authorized To buy lumber TO repair
bridges.
The following bonds Of road supervisors
were presented and approved: Ira Barn
hart. w. 4. Gilmer. Thomas Jones, James
Hansen, Peter Gillfeather, Jacob Stoiier.
SON..
The following bills were audited aud
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Fred Morrill,. State vs.. VIM. Fly. 10
Dan Morgan. State vs.. VIM. Fry -. 80
Arthur Toner, State VS.. VIM, FTy.. ~
Jas. Dolby, state vs.. VIM. Fry 80
John Gordon. state vs.. Vim. f,y..- 20
Melvin kibble. state vs. VIM. Fly. 20
John Mclean, State ". Vim. Fry.... 20
James Mcdonnell, >iatr Is N. n. Roberts 20
Eli Sage, State vs.. u. ~. RpHerts. 49,. "a
Frank burfrr. state ". ~. ". Roberts,. ~
Wv. funk, STATE ~. II. ". Roberts 10
Warren Evans. State w.. n. n. EnhrftS. ~
Jas Shefrpil, stale ". ~. II. Roberts,. ~
W ~. IAsl;s, state V. Moor ,......... . 20
u. u. iliomas, state ". Moore --... ~
jas. Cartsn. = ate ". Moore. .......... 20
Frank Dnfauk. state ". Moore. 4... 20
N. y. Titus, stat. vs.. Moore ..-. ~
sam ,,r-ep, state vs.. M.orp- ...... 20
Thn.. Hynes. state ". Moore. ..... 20
Mmt Mcld.ln. state ". Moore. ..-......- 20
Fat Heron. state ". Mourp ..,,..s. ~
Jas. Conruy, stale vs. Muore ......- "a
Lee HvgclesiIt, state ". MoOre .....,-... "a
NJ. u. Edwards, state vs.. Moore .,.... ~
Jno. Mclean, state vs.. Moore. ............ ~
thas. McIbonel, state ". Moore ..,.... az
T.. J.. Turper, Stale W.. Moorr .......- az
+. A. Ferris, state vs.. Moore ......... 81
Board adjourned until 10 a.. m. June .,
A. ID. lSD. Apprpyetl
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Onicial Report of the Proceedings nj the
Board as Reported by the Clerk.

noafu az hfporteo ny the Sse'Hs
DEER LODGE, June ., 1880.
Board met in regular session. Present,
Commissioners Cockrell. Mcdonald and
Chairman Hamilton and Clerk Brazelton.
IL was moved and carried that bids for
county bonds he closed. On motion
board proceeded To open sealed bids for
the purchase of county bonds, all bids hav-
ing been opened and bid Of the Farmers
and Mechanics and Savings Bank Of
Minneapolis, Mimi, for $50. 1000 being
the highest and best sum bid. Same was
accepted. and bonds declared sold 20 the
Farmers 4 Mechanics Savings bank of
Minneapolis, MINI.
The clerk was instructed TO request a
statement Of all moneys collected by the
county officers, due the county.
The following accounts were audited,
allowed and warrants ordered drawn for
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Tie Previous quar- Ter were cancelled by the
board. The report Of John W. Dawson. aL-
pointed to take the census OF the town of
Pbilipsburg within the proposed corporate
limits was received. showing I52 inhab-
itants, that being more than the required
number to entitle said town To he incor-
porated, u the petition for such Moor
alton, and said census being duly fled, il
is hereby ordered hat an election 81 the
qualified electors residing within the ter
ritory embraced within the limits of the
proposed corporation, as defined in said
petition, be held for the purpose ~ voting
Tor or against incorporation OF said town;
said election to be held on SATURDAY, July
u, 1850. AT the following places: Voting
precincts tn be two, viz: North Philips
burg Ia he known as Precinct No. 4, and
South philipsburg tn he known as Pre-
cinct No. =. aud Broadway ia said town To
be the dividing line. with judges and
clerks rs follows: Precinct No. 4, polls
at the store building Of William Coleman.
Judges, William Hammond. Angus MclL-
tyre. John Raines, JAS. Mcdonnell and
Jno. Kaiser, clerks, James Knapp and 4.
N. Cannon. Precinct No. >, polls at the
Morris building e DIR. Bowic's drug
store. Judges,F. d.. Brown, A. =. Higgins,
w. II. McWilliams, A.. X. Dearborn and
Charles kroegcr. clerks, David Pier aud
y. IL. Connolly, n the clerk is hereby
directed Ia publish notice of said election
in accordance with section 1. Compiled
statutes, a. amended March IL, 1853.
Board adjourned till June 10, ls9D. at 10
a. IN.
Approved, j. l.. HAMILTON, Chairman.
Attest: j. 4. BRAzELTOS. Clerk.
DEER LODGE, Mont, June 10, 1850.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment
AT 10 A. NJ. Present, commissioners
Cockrell and Chairman Hamilton and
Clerk Brazelton.
Bond Of X. L. Kennon. county treas
urer, in the sum Of siOo,0o presented and
approved.
Commissioner Mcdonald was author.
lied TO contract for building a bridge
across Flint creek. on the county road,
about five miles above New Chicago.
Plat Of Larabie's addition To the town.
site of Deer Lodge was presented. ac.
cepicd m approved.
The Board divided the county into reg.
istration districts as follows:
Dist. No. |. Anaconda, Upper Works,
Olson Gulch aud Blue Eyed Nellie Pre-
cincts.
Dist. No. :. Carroll. Willow Glen, VIII
low Greek, Lost Greek and Stuart Pre-
cincts.
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Board adjourned to meet at 10 a. M,
June 4, 1890.
Approved: j.. l.. HAMILTON, Chairman,
Attest: j. T. BRAZELToN, Clerk.
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T. J. sirtchan, painting slgis Tor bridges, 20 ~
Upon petition, Messrs. Bowen Bros. 4
Thompson were granted a franchise and
the right to establish and maintain n sys-
TEN of electric lights in and about the
town of Philipsburg. Board adjourned
to meet at 10 a. M. June 3, 1880.
Approved, j. L. HAMILTON, Chairman.
Attest: j. +. B~RAZELToN, Clerk.
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Board adjourned 10 meet ut 10 n. M,
June q, 1850.
Approved, j. J.. HAMILTON, Chairman.
Attest: j. L. BRAZELToS, Clerk.
DEER LODGE, Mont, June 6. 1880.
Board met pursuant To adjournment.
Present, Commissioners Cockrcll and Me-
Donald, Chairman Hamilton and Clerk
Brazclton.
read and approved.
The following bills were audited and
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VIM. L. HOGE, President.
MARCUS DAILY, Vice Pres't.
w. M. Thornton, Cashier
First National Bank
ANACONDA, MONT.
CAPITAL, 100000
Commenced business April 10, iso.

Buy and sell Domestic and Foreign Exchange
and transact a general banking business.
Collections promptly attended "a. Ex-
change drawn on london, Edinburg,
Glasgow, Dublin, Belfast, Paris,
Hamburg, berlin and all the
leading cities of Europe.
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DEER LnnnE. Mrnt.. Jnne 4. lsan.


DEER LODGE, Mont. June 4. 1880.
Board met pursuant To adjournment.
Present, Commissioners tockrell and
Mcdonald. and Chairman Hamilton and
Clerk Brazclton.
The following bills were audited aud
allowed:
A. VI. Whitley, salary court stem ........s 40 ~,
Willing Napton, salary clerk dis. court 30 N,
Peter Peterson. wool for court hoiisc. No. 30 81
J. r. Quigley, sherin's fee hin qr. ending
June ! -.y---.-,.y. 1880 20
Ut. Quigley. shcrln's salary qr. ending
J. r. Quigley, cash advanced ....,..... ~ Is
!. T. pnigley, cash advanced laillff ..... 30 Oo
j. 7. Quiglpy, board OF prisoners ,....... 2,IJa ~,
W. Warner. siipr. district ~ ......... ~ M
Mrs. Thayer and child were admitted 10
the hospital. Petition and proof of post
ing of notices, according 10 law, having
been presented from Frank Warfield and
80 others. praying that the road running
from Philipsburg to the hosting works
of the Combination company at Black
Pine, and from thence 10 the mill Of said
company, be declared q county road, was
received, and the following viewers were
appointed To meet at p bilipsburg Monday,
June 16. 1890. and proceed To lay out same.
II. w. Sherman, G.. B. Bollard and A. :
Higgins, upon condition that the count,
be at no expense in keeping said road IN
repair and condition during the year 1880
Board adjourned until 10 "a. m. June 5
1880. Approved.
j. l.. HAMILTON. Chairman.
Attest: j. +. BRAzELToN, Clerk.
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allowed:
x, 4. kinnon. salary 10 June ..........,.s57 ~
u. u. hinnon, fees collecting licenses --.-- 7H5 ~
u, 1, kinnon, salary fr deputy ,.,...-.. an 90
j. .liaienan, Justice fees, q. ending Jan. I i16 -
I'm. Ferguson, Just e. fees, u. ending jan q ~
~. sheffield. tensiahlc fees, Il. ending JAM 100 -
John TRISTAN, dep'y sheriff, u, cud'g Jan.l n ~
oNrill co., supplies for jail .......---.- T. ~
niNry, work an il........ ~ 80
Plat III the TOWNSHIP of Champion OH
the High Tariff Tod was presented, APP
proved and accepted.
The following jurors and witnesses fees
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DEER LODGE. Mont. June 8, 1880.

DEER LODGE, Mont, June 8, 1880.
Boarl met pursuant to adjournment.
Present. Commissioner Cockrell. Melon
aid and Chairman Hamilton and Clerk
Brazelton. Minutes of previous meeting
were read aud approved.
Mrs. Alice Lump allowed on poor fund
S9O.
The following bills were audited and
allowed:
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-Partner with i've Ia i've thou
w sand dollars, In good paying established
WANTED -IaTtn.r-A man of intelligence,
w with tas,ln a business that will bring large
returns; something new. Address box los,
Butte, Mont. st2t
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10 O'Clock n. m.
Approved J.. l.. HAMILTON, Chairman.
Attest, J. L. B~RAZELroN, Clerk.
DEER LODGE. Mont, June9, ls.D.
Board met pursuant tn adjournment.
Present, Commissioners Mcdonald. Cock
rell and Chairman Hamilton and Clerk
Brazelton. The following ccounts were
then audited and allowed: Samuel Potter.
Deputy Sheriff Stuart, s22.g. The board
then checked up the ecu Of the
county treasurer for the quarter ending
June 1, ls3U. Showing q with the
stale ns fellows.
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FOR RENT.

Two RENT-furnished six-room house, No. 52
East Galena street, Butte. Apply on pre-
misses. latf
,lp ENT-E Elegant furnished rooms-By the
i day. week or month. Good location for OF
hces, over A. Dncharme's boot store. SO Main
ST.. Butte. NJ. Srhulty. prpp, 9Af
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
Audrain Creameries.

I have just returned, says a
writer to the Jefferson City Tribune,
frem a 10-days' trip to AudraIn and
Montgomery counties, where I
visited three creameries-one a;
Rush Hill, that started up last
Monday; one at Martinsburg, that
started last spring, and one at New
Florence, that has run six years.
These creameries are each making
200 pounds of butter per day.
they pay 60 cents per hundred for
milk and get % cents per pound
for their butter in Mexico and St.
Louis.
The farmers are perfectly de-
lighted with the new enterprise.
These last few years their atten-
ton in that section was mostly
devoted to raising cattle, for which
they have been getting two and
one-half TO three cents per pound.
Then they kept a steer three years
for about s25. And since these
creameries have been taken their
milk at go cents per hundred they
are realizing from $50 to $40 per
year for each COW. They say they
get four times as much each year
per COW as they getting on
the beef they had been raising be.
fore.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

q. W. Galloway, of Mexico. was
j Troy last Friday. Mr.. Gallo
= conducts a livery and feed
ole in Mexico, and had a buggy
II a span of horses stolen from
/ II on the 18th of August. The
{ ject of his visit to Troy was to
+ e Frank P. Smith, the man in
j il, charged with stealing a buggy
ID team from R. G. Hendrix in
Fishery, on the 21st of Septem-
l.'r. On his departure at the de.
lot, Mr.. Galloway stated to a Meas
reporter that he was almost conf
dent Smith was the man who got
fts team, and that while in Mex.
leo, Smith, or the man who did
get his teamy pretended to be an
extensive hog buyer, just az he
did at Ellsberry. Smith still claims
to have only been engaged in the
nefarious business of horse steal.
ing for three months, and when
arrested at DeSoto last week, it is
said that he begged and implored
his capiors to kill HIM. He Is moi
a very bad looking man, and
doubtless has an interesting his.
tory.-Lincoln County Neus.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
Resolutions of Respect.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased almigh.
ty God IN his Infinite love and
mercy, and by the mysterious
workings of his providence, to re-
move from our midst our beloved
sisters, Mrs. Mamie S. and Matte
Carter, wife and daughter of our
eldest deacon and dear brother, R.
c. Carter; therefore be it
ResoIred, First, that Bethlehem
Baptist Church does deeply MOURN
the loss of our two cherished sisters,
who were ever ready to work for
the Master, and yet meekly submit
to the will of him who doeth all
things well.
Second, That in thesdeath of the
beloved sisters, this church has
been deprived of two of her bright
est lights, the Sunday School of
two of its most faithful and efficient
workers, the AID Society of two
noble characters, whose lives were
ever worthy of INIT alton.
Third, That the intimate relation
which exists among the members
of our church and Sunday School
make it fitting that We express our
appreciation of their many merits,
and that we shall ever hold in the
highest esteem their faithfulness to
duty in all the relations of life.
Fourth, That we extend to our
bereaved brother and family our
deepest sympathy, and point them
to Christ for comfort, consolation
and strength in this their hour of
sore affection, and while we extend
to them anew through the dark
"valley of the shadow of death"
the hand of ~fraternal fellowship,
we commend to them the promise
that the dead in Christ shall rise
again.
Fifth, That q copy of these
resolutions be placed upon the
church records, a copy be given to
the family and that copies be
furnished the Central Baptist and
county papers for publication.
Done by order of the church
through the undersigned committee.
Lucy NoRTHCUTT,
FANNIE KEEN,
MAGGIE KEY.
Committee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger,
WORCESTER, Mo-, Nov. Born,
to Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Azdell, a
Cleveland and Francis Democrat.
Mr.. Tom Shepherd, who has
been East, returned 10 Worcester
last Sunday.
Mr. Paige and wife spent a few
days last week visiting in Mont
gomery City.
Rev. Hutchinson and Pastor Hill
are holding Il protracted meeting at
Rock Hill Christian Church. rhe
house can't hold the crowds.
Dir. Bunstein, aged about 20. is
very sick. Dropsy, he thinks, is
the trouble, Mr.. Bunstein has
heen q hard working man and has
accumulated some of this worlds
good, and we wish for him that he
he may live much longer to enjoy
his hard earnings.
The Baptist Church has closed
lis doors, seemingly. What the
trouble il, we cannot inform you,
but We hope soon to see the peo.
pie of that denomination going
every Sunday to worship God.
MIR. Tom Crawford is having a
fine barn built. Mr.. Crawford is
one of Audrain's men who pridss
himself in handling some blooded
stock and he wants good shelter,
which Is next IT, food
J. ID. Atkins AMI Douglas Muir
ray shipped two a loads Of hogs
To St. L0ais last week. They
struck a very good market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox have relatives
visiting them from Henry county.
We did not learn their names
Pinda!l Wiley, of santa Fe,
spent a day in Worcester last week.
Pindall is one of our busting stock
men.
Mrs. DR.. Crawford, of Rush Hill,
visited at T. w. Crawford's last
week.
MIR. Louis Uzzle aud wife, Of
Rush Hill, were out one day last
week looking at Worcester proper.
ty with the intention of buying
Worcester has plenty OF room &c
grow some.
Miss Allie Graham, of Mexico, is
visiting at Mr.. E. Hughes.
We ieel sorry about Puella's
eyes. Wa.D until the banquet and
we'll have a remedy for them.
Our cigar drummer came arounc
on his regular 60 day run last
Saturday and wanted from So tt
$40 extra on the same cigars PEI
thousand. Wonder what has caus,
ed such a revolution in the prices
of ali commodities? Is it strange
and hard to account for? We begir
to realize the situation, but alas! i
is too late, unless Carlisle, o
Kentucky, throws the bill higf
sky. Town TALK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

This completes the state, and the
total population is 2,60,OSO.
Upon the basis of the Dunnel re-
apportionment bill, allowing $780,
900 inhabitants to a congressional
district, Missouri will gain a rep
resentative. Under the present
apportionment she Is entitled to
fourteen members of Congress, and
the census just completed will give
her fifteen.
According to the census figures
officially announced yesterday,
taking the Dunnel bill as e basis,
the following states will have Their
congressional representation in
creased:
New Jersey, Z to s; Pennsylva-
MIA, % to 30; Illinois, 90 to 81;
Michigan, II to II. Wisconsin, 8
to 10; Minnesota, 5 to 7; Missouri.
IA to Is; Nebraska, , to 6; Colo
RADIO, ! to 2; Washington, l to 2:
Oregon, l to 2; California, 6 to 7.
All the following states will lose
one congressman each: New York.
Virginia, South Carolina, Ohio
Indiana and Kentucky. The re
naming states will continue t.
send to congress the same number
of representatives as heretofore.
Under the re~pporiinnment bill
formulated by Mr.. Dnnnel thu
total number of congressman will
be increased to 344.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
lust as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
ali counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
'Tis sold everywhere.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

If the city's limits are extended,
as they likely will, be the city will
derive considerable more revenue
than 1t now has. 1t will increase
the population not less than 700 or
1000 and that means about ST. SOC
more added to the treasury of the
city, besides a poll tax that viii
amount to not less than 800 that
is very much needed in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
Norton and Barnett.

FfOIi the st. EOuls Republic.
Barnett is not running for Con-
gress against the Hon. Dick Norton
quite SO hard as he was. A man
who hates his nelghbor SO practic-
ally as Brother Barnett hates Dem
ocrats and who talks so vigorously
as he does is very apt to impair
the usefulness of any political race.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
In MemOriam.

Sydney David Francis, son Of
John NJ. and Margaret P. Barker,
died IN Mexico, Mo-, on the 29th
of October, 1890. at midnight, al
the age of 2 years, 5 mouths and
81 days.
His brief sojourn on q nth was a
constant pleasure and joy to those
left behind, and his absence is a
never-ceasing sorrow. Were it
not for that one sweet hope of re.
union the vacancy in our home
could not be borne.
Our darling bahy's gone,
We've laid him down to rest,
For earth he was too frail,
His home is with the blest.
We miss our darling so,
His laughter sweet and clear,
Our home is drear and dark
Without our baby dear.
Our little blossoms gone,
Our baby, fair and bright
Has left us sad and lone,
Has taken his homeward flight.
We must be reconeiled,
Must dry our eyes grown dim,
Must a u tears and signs,
Our God will care for him.
BEREAvED.
Harry Plunkest is row at Bevier,
Mo.