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Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

The La Croeee Lumber Co. form
orly sold lumber dealers, now glvee
the consumer, through its many
branch yards, the advantage OF
good grades at low prices. Ono
profit saved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

The La Crosse Lumber Co. for
merly sold lumber dealers, now
gives tho consumer, through its
many branch yards, the advan.
tage Of good grades at low prices,
One profit saved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

WE notice from the Centralia
Courier that over 5000 head of
cattle are being fed within a radius
of ten miles of that place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

VIM. T. Turner, of Sturgeon,
Mo-, bought fine $50 surry from
G. l.. Ferris yesterday. Mexico's
trade, in every line, extends fifty
miles in either direction.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08
ABSOLUTELY Pure

ha" is a picture which possesses a
fascination that holds the visitors
spell bound, being one of Longtel-
lows most beautiful and romantic
Of stories, and painted with mas
ter's brush. Hiawatha's bowed
head is seen at the foot of the
couch. 1t is strongly painted L.
lustration of great artists work Of
a romance which outrivals any at
tempt at modern fiction.
In Entertainment Hall are three
paintings we'll worth the price of ad-
mission, 25 cents. "Christ Enter
ing Jerusalem" is the largest. The
Savior is the central figure receiv-
ing the Civilizations of the multitude
and giving them His blessing. St.
John is on his right hand. The
three noted Pharisees with con-
tempt watch the trlumphal process
sion. To the left of the Savior is
Judas Iscariot. Joseph, of Arama-
thea, and st. james are prominent
figures.
The second in size is entitled
"People Of all Nations" Forty
seven life sized figures, illustrating
Gen. Grants tour around the world.
Every nation is represented in per
feet detail.
The third picture is Wagner's
original "Chariot Race"-never on
exhibition since the Centennial
year. A tale Of tyranny in the
Roman Empire. The work and
subject is a thrilling one to which
my pencil is adequate. Fay.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

If you know a farmer who is not
in favor of good roads, don't argue
with him. Just get your gun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

THE PALMYRA Spectator is issu-
ing one of the best little fair dali
lies we have had the pleasure OF
seeing this season.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

Tire Ia Crosse Lumber Co. form
eriy sold lumber dealers, now givos
the consumer, through its mary
branch yards, the advantage 81
good grades at low prices. 0ne
profit 6avod.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

John nRyke's mother will arrive
from Garden City, Kan. this week
on q months visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

Use La Crosse Lumber Co.'S.
ready mixed paints. Guaranteed
strictly pure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08
VOL. XXXIIl.

A LIVE Board of Trade can now
secure for Mexico a new Union
non0t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

viii be in Mexico every Satur
day to buy mule colts.
MADDOX & MONTAGUE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

You are saving one profit by
buying of La Crosse Lumber Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

Mr.. Ferris is cutting up his ware.
house, just east of Harper's store,
and will have two large offices to
rent. They will be large and
roomy, with plenty of light.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

Use La Crosse Lumber Cos. ready
mixed paints. Guaranteed strictly
pure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

Y6u are saving one profit by buy
ing cN.a Crosse Lumber Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

Other people save money by buy
ing Of La Crosse Lumber Co., be-
sides getting better grades. Why
should you not do the same
We clip the following from the
Columbia Herald: "The business
of a State Veterinarian has nc
special season for Its own," said
DR.. Thomas J. Turner as he stopped
reading Bob Whites LEDGER,
while the Herald interviewed him
81 have been quite busy answer.
ing letters, responding to requests
travelling from one cattle district
to another. Probably the mos
calls are in the spring, but the vet
erinarian has few leisure moments
at any time"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08
Shoot Him On The Spot.

Be sure and call and inspect
La Crosse Lumber Co.'S. stock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

Be sure and call and inspect
La Crosse Lumber Co.'S. stock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

Don't buy without first calling on
la CHQaae Lumber Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

J. I. Bun.on cried the Hickman
1sale, Just 2 miles south of town
THURSDAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

Boulanger committed suicide on
Wednesday,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

Be euro and get la Crosse Lun-
ber Co. to figure your bill. They Will
save YOU monev.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

Mrs. John Atchison, Miss Cordie
Mundy and Miss Mamie Mssley
are home from a pleasant visit to
St, Louis,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

Be sure and get La Crosse Lum
ber Co. to figure your bill. They
will save you money.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

Be sure and get La Crosse lun-
Der Co. to figure your bill. They will
save YOU money.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08
The State's Finances.

State Treasurer Lon V. Stephens
filed with Governor Francis on
October 1, his report of the trans.
actions of the Treasury department |
for the quarter ending September
80. showing:
Balance in treasury July
1, 1891 .:.....:...... sl,s4o,ss6 81
Receipts during July, ,Au-
gust and September. 1,2SS,5l3 40
S2,629, $40 92 |
Disbursements during
July, Aug. and Sept. 2,254, ,352 AZ
Balance in treasury at
close of business, Sep
tember 80. 354,997 SO
Held and deposited as
follows:
In treasury vault. 49,. s2s,so1 80
In Union National bank,
Kansas City. .......... 75,eo4 es
Louis ................. 7e,ees "a
Jefferson City. - 2o,ss1 Il
In First National bank,
Kansas City. ........ "a, ,466 54
l. Exchange bank, JEFF
ferson City ........... 2l,o75 90
bank ................. 1890 4s
In Central National bank q, $40 So
Total ................. ss54,s so
Government, State, city of st.
Louis and county bonds held by
the State Treasurer to secure de-
posits of State money:
For Franklin bank. 100000 90
For Union National bank 100000 90
bank. ...... 100000 90
Kansas Gty........... $1,000 90
Jefferson City........' 111,soo 90
Exchange bank, Jeffer-
| son City. y...... S........ So,ooo w
Central National bank. So, 100 90
Total reduction of the
bonded debt of the
1891 ...............:... s1,2eo,Ooo 90
School money apportion-
! ed. oo,lo3 oS
Earnings Of the peniten-
andseptember. g. s47,os1 25
Be sure and get la Crosse lum-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08
ThIrteen.Year.OId Mother.

uso Ia Crosse Lumber Cos. read
mixed paints. Guaranteed strictly
pure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

W. Woolwine Ia in from e.
more, Colorado, on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

Lowest prices, best grades, largest
| stock La OYoSaa Lumber Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

Don't buy without first calling on
La Crosse Lumber Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

S2,629,Si9 92
22,274,s52 AZ
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

35i,997 SO
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08

Earnings Of the peniten-
tiary for July, August
and ndSeptember 80. SAT, ,03l q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-10-08
S354,997 so

Total l........ $354, 1897 80
Government, State, city of st.
Louis and county bonds held by
the State Treasurer to secure de-
The National tribune., 1891-07-30
TRIBUNE ExCnANGE-wANTEp.

THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE Exchange Will be de-
voted solely TO the exchange Of souvenirs. ANY
thing pertaining 10 business must DO sent TO the
advertising Department.
10 Exchange: Pencil drawinRs-P J. Carter a
Morgan street, Oberiin. o. Target rife Tor best
oifcr.-lizzie &. Eclser, Hasiiugs MINI Prize
for best photograph and FIRST aud second best auto.
graphic. w Bower. Geneva. %. Silver spt.,d-
mems for directions Ia charcoal drnwing-Iiblis
McMleiseB, Dillon, Colo. EddisOa EucyclopedIa
for best drawn or panied autographs book for beet
stamp Photographic ". Cole. Nick, Ky.
Letters good references: Mary f;oodepougb
Salem, Ore; a. Marie Brown, Batavia, Ill With
married lady mem bers.-Mrs 5. ID. Torrcy Ian.
sing, Iowa; Lille ~. krslSine. Round Lake Mimi;
J.. y Stro9e, Pleasant Hope. MINI.
Wanted: Songs, Tell Me, Sweetheart End
Good night Dear Love. Katie Kerstetier An.
gusiaylile, Pa. TRIBUNE March 10. lss5-Mary T.
Wallace, Whitehall. y. Y. An TO know That NV
name was inserted by mistake. as desiring CORE
spOudence.-Nfllie A. Co.'S Forest CITY Iowa An
10 know my address is changed from WaIpsle 10
South Acwoth. y. H. aud that desire 10 on ohnnse
postal autographs With All j. " g. = of the Buards
al oiheT States. Those desiring information 10 iu-
close postage FOR reply.-i.zzie q. EckeTt. Hast
ings. MINI. g. g. 10 know That / ana studying
medicine, and caunOl answer letters-N, D. Koira-
mel. ErnnkfOTd. Ia.
Postal Autographs: Mrs Ella Biadman. Nntick.
Mass; Gharlcs T. McNay. VS.. L. yeAfs. Fairl,ure,
Ncbi Nina Yates, Ludingion. Ne: Grace Hui.
BaYard. Iowa. also stamp photographs; Bertha b.
Bruce aud Maude u. TomRn, High Greek Iowa ;
Lfic ~. tAcIingtOn DucpwRler, Me; Julia d. Ma
honey, 30 Cataract street. Cohoes y. Y. Florence
Bonnet. Livingston, n. J.: Edith NJ IInlnes East
81. Louis IA; Nellie NJ. StOddard Lamont Iowa ;
susie Moore. Pleasant Hope, Mo; with KAnsas
&. C. and those named Es,ella. Newell, OF Edge-
combe-Istclla y. Edgec0mbe, Marvin Kan. Tyd a
NJ. Siullken, bison. Kan; Grace Bruno, The Dalies
Ore.
Prizes Awarded: MINI Yates 10 AIadge A. Betb.
Ford, for most comic postal. Carrie T. Arnold u
Annie L. Williams i0r best postal autograph.
The National tribune., 1891-07-30

reached since your medical examination IN Feb
ruary list but You will hear from The claim, before
,onE ihere - no unusual DELAY. aud the Pension
bureau does not purposoly neglect usw-law claims
where the applicant has no claim under the old
J. D.. PhRqdslphia. P1-When the war bro,saoua
~ mother was a widow with thres sons. Two %
them enlisted. One killed Ia battle and he
other died soon after his discharge OF disability
contracted in the service some tune after moihaF
remarked, and her second husband IL now dead.
IAN she be pensioncG under The new law she being
.+pcuaeut upon others for her support Anstrsrs
res. Under the new law "A second marriage doMs
not dcbar dependent mother from pension.
= o., Meiucten, " il have fled claim Zoe
eMO veteran bounty Do you think there Is pros
pet OF ever receiving ~ AnsBer. We cannot say
wheiher or not you are entitled 10 Il. II you AEe
snttled 70 % you viii receive "a. The Second AuA
diior - much behind 10 this class ~ claims
Z. IT. y, dwora, L.-A soldier was killed At sha
battle OF Goidsboro. n. c.. leaving a widow and
several children. The widow applied for and ras
cclVed pension, but subsequently remarked and
tanned divorce from her on account Of dssertlonl
AN the widow now be pensoned under the act u
June y, lss0 on account Of her first husband she
oelhg noW dcpenQentf AaslUsr. No; the rsmar-
rage Of a widow debars her from receiving A pan.
sion Tor any period subsequent o. her remarrisga.
~ a. y, Grous, Aich-l. The widow Of a sOldisR
having three MINOR children applies for a psnsiom
under the act % june =. 1890. should she renarrR
oeioFe TIE allowances Of the claim. will she forfaib
the pension rom date Of application to date Of rs~
marriage 2. viii the children under Is years Do
ehutled q The same pension she would have
Vt''"hF <inSlcer. l. No. she could receive tho
pension rom date Of application to date q rsmar-
rage. 2 Those children under tle aga Of 10 can
continue 10 draw The pension which the widow ro-
eeiFed and 70 VII b. equally divided betwsaa
them, payable TO a legal Iy-4ppointed Guardian
a w., Richmond bid-i a soldier eui istcd AZ .
private in December, 1861 t,ftcr a service o. more
than nine months IN the Mexican war; was pro-
noted 20 First Lieutenant March H. 1895 IL 10
emitted 70 veteran bounty. not having received
any oountyf 2 a soldier enlisted and served thrsa
Years ana was honorabiy discharged. TO after.
ward enlisted n another orgauiz tion and deserted
ana ms never yet been discharged. r. be entitled
20 pension under the general pension laws FOR :
disability contracted in line Of duty under first sns
iiStmentY 3 Is be entitled 20 pension under act %
June y 1907 Anstper. J.. No. 2 Yes 3 No.
The National tribune., 1891-07-30
NJ O. q. GuARns.

Nina BsllOu reports a visit 10 Walter O. Smith
AZ Msttapau, and says. though he suffers terribly
be j. making brave fght for life aud hs Interest
b. the Guards b. a. keen and active ever.
blysscs y. tury, Colgate. n. D.. aud y. A. Has
Lell 1"nl'efhlo"n ,. ~, cal upon North Dakota
q. q. 10 join hands Tor Division Of the Guards IN
that State Write these c. G. brothers North Da-
EOisns, Ion they are quiie right in saying that ia
that Stale patriotic and progressive people
a. are found within The limits " our glorious Re
public"
For n good picture Of Connec, icut Division
Guards, taken 81 their Reunion jane IS. SEND a.
10 Addie Stevens Box 229 PORT Chester " Y
Della scarcy. Ash Grove, Mo. uTgcs the Guards
of Missouri 20 remember that union is strength
tie broad streams that give cIlcs 10 the world
depend upon unnuuib0Tod springs ia the mount
alHs and iiiis 90 our organization must he fod by
young ne now"
Hartley 81 Gntes. Stanriend. Conn. contribute,
long and Interesting account 81 the Vermont Re
union, june % OF ti0 spirit mnHlfestei be SAYS.
Those present seemed 10 be firmly assured 81 the
fsreai and lasting good 10 he accomplished by our
Order, and each fcit inspired by tIe thought that
there was Rroat glory iu being a g. q. Guard aud
in doing something 10 make ourselves aud the
world around Us wiser, better, aud happier"
Brother Gates viii be "a Detroit 10 give the push
aud Green Mountain beBve"
Nina Yates, Lexington, Mo-. makes a strong APP
peal 10 Missouri g. &C 10 Oin the Guards. D0n't
pa. y OF she "r4ios a ui send in your RppicG-
Mary H0yeF BrUschkowslcy Reading Pa was
the hrsl Pennsylvania Guard 10 marry, aud she
will introduces her husband at the next Reunion,
She has recoiyed many beautiful letters aud pres
/ T.. w. Goodwin, Commander Ohio Division
/ Moores salt works. O.. reports his state In good
standing, and credit Ia Tie order. Die urges the
! formation 81 local aud County Divisions.
4 Mary u. 1hursion. Chairman Ohio Council
/ Washington, Courthouse. o.. writes: Let each
member bonome recruiting officer, that may
RAPIDLY add 10 out number such worthy and
viii be m honor; ana may the frrs Of patriotism
aud loyalty be kept burning brightly throughout
/ tIe Buckeye State.
Fieeta Jmstead, Halsey, Ore. writes that she hRi
/ had only one reply 10 her calls through THE Ma,
| gI0NAL TRIBUNE Tor members of the Guards shs
/ sends an urgent appeal 20 the young people a
/ Oregon 20 join her la organizing the grand wOrk
/ la their STATE.
/ }. W. Cole. National Aid Nick. KY. offers /
/ handsome map ~ the United states size N by a
Inches, 20 the hrst applicant 20 1ou tis Guards VI,
/ wishes 40 organize ln tlns f0f Convention al Do
4 ttult, and needs seven more names.
The National tribune., 1891-07-30

power. Do not marvel. He raised TO life three
persons. He also himself rose from the dead.
Il Cor, Is: 52.)
TROHghts.
1. Hear the word. Cv. "a Compare v. 30
Study the Bible. Attend Church services and
listen 10 sermons. The Sunday-schoOl Is spe-
cially adapted to critical examination Of the
Holy Scriptures. BE intelligent, and thus avoid
the blunder Of misunderstanding Christ.
2. Believe. Nv. "a Compare v. 80 See
3: Is; -: a.; 70, 4: "a; Pet. L. 2l.)
B Do good. Stop evil actions (Y. %
Obey the word which You hear. 30 doors and
not hearers only.
4. Conform your viii 10 Gods will. (V 90
Compare V. 40.) Thy will be- done on earth
as it is in Heaven" seek not your own will
Do not be obstinate.
.. Keep in mind the Judgment Day.
8. Hear Gods voice and live. Rouse from
graves Of sin. Away with shrOuds and on with
robes Of righteousness. (3.1f, f5.)
The National tribune., 1891-07-30

EDITORS CHAT.

TIE Editor bas opened the envelope sent last
Spring bs Nina Ballou, Offering prize Tor a book
mHrk aud finds that l9 is Tie winning number
WHO'S lgf
Eva Lspp, Medina, o.. A good Hntype VIII an
swer ior Picture Gallery. Photograph preferred
Al. Esteiia Mcmillan. National President. D Of
V. writes that -. of v. headquarters at the En-
canIpmeui viii be al CAss School. Grand River
avenue. Detroit. An veterans daughters are In
vited to cal and register, whether members OF the
D. 81 Y. 90 not GAR, s. Of v, W.R.C., aud G.
a. alec welcome.
Neaeknowlcdge The receipt 81 the following an
nouuo5InoDt cards, and offer hearty coHgratula-
tionFs Bufdcu L. Biercc-.iuiia a. Danley. Mar.
Fied Thursday, june 25 1891, lola, via. At home.
lola. WIS.
q sketch and a photograph Of e c. member
and DE bldo comes from Verona No.. but no
name is given. Brother G. c. viii please send his
Iiamc. and other members are cautioned not 10
snake .lris mistake
Nora and Ida Sawyer. Luther Mich, win visit
Cheisea at lle home q their uncle. Charles Saw
yer. between Aug and d. aud desire 10 meet C. G.
friend.
A. Lyon Yalzcy. BellevIlle, Kan. visited Jessie
and Juue Aoheubucli, Beatrice Neb and reports a
deAgtiul Time viii two pleasant aud enthusiastic
q. G. gins.
The sketches have been received Of Bertha
swiizer suRnt0u o.; jamie D. Wood, Ooala, Fln:
Rose B. Cummings and Josephine Brune. The
Dnlies. 0rea and Lillian Gertrude lee, Blair, Neb.
Where sre their Photographic
J.ou pa. Storing, Hartman, Kan. welcomes Mr..
and Ars >. ~ Hartman ths hrst Q. g. couple iu
Tcnuos-ee, in o. poem, u which ,he following IL 8
kluuEas
ITO Tie c. q. you ought 10 be trus,
For b has given 81 you
TIE price and JOY 81 your life.
irus-bue q. C. Tor o wife,
Mars Anderson: no. do not introduce youl
friend on tie street aud in dry-goods stores 1,
every casual aequaiuiauce. Il IL embarrassing 4
al parties aud iu bad taste
The National tribune., 1891-07-30
CURIOUS CORNER.

ANSWERS 10 questions viii not he published with.
Ia two or three weeks after questions appear. So
ali Will have n chance 10 send replies aud receive
honorable mention with the number Of answered.
Oliver Cromwell never lost a battle
There are l20 lndia rubber manufactures ia the
United States employing 10 900 hands.
Modern needles were first used in 1873
j. " hat the great epOclis la ancient history
What Ia modern hisiOTyf-HinA Yates.
2 What two Generals 81 the Revolution were
born tie came year?-l.ou NJ. Staring.
9 Who called the " Father Of Cheap Postage I" ?
-. q. ScIeTtfOnlpf
T. when aud where was the fret balloon Ascen.
sionf-Maiiie q. DonBeily.
3. Can we 40 from Lake Erie 10 Quebec Canada
without changing bOatsg-IIelen L. q. Norton.
BIBLE BRIGADE
Ezra and Nehemiah were formerly Chased viii,
The Books 81 EsdTAs." found Ia the Apoorypby.
Hazard In mentioned la Leyiticus only
T~eniy-One Psalms commence with The eHolaua.
alton OF
]. Who wa the father Of JeIebelf-IOu NJ.
Staring.
2. Where a. John when he wrote the book
% Revelation f-Mary Bates.
3. Under W hat famous Roman EulperoF WAS ga al
execuledG-JOhn y. Cress.
The National tribune., 1891-07-30


JsH,t dc Cird.-l. Write briefly. p wyfteonl
- or eide oi Size paper 3. Write 20 ilo point 4
Nllie 80 one snDrcL p. N1iic your best. g.
ffd niI.rers % Hil fuEylos i1r use 0f fdior lincl
Ns,s hs Hnnics ~ chose writing tlIe best lettcrs-
tlylr, curl usiuon. spelling, lruuHHslip aud gen.
tIhl -ulcfat COTsdVTen-Nlli b. uuucG al tla head
al thi- column on the Honor Roll. First honor
"lA lh'.uar na 81 NirFc requirements. Second
ltoIiof uil include o. deficiency ln some one noiut
no Otilcfs VIII 1e named.
OLD ROLL CALB-GEw MEMBERS.
iIlic Letters W.. mean vcterans son, v.d velcr.
an't daughter and Wv. seicranz widow; nouBeu
oinssDelHilons viii be marked .. ~ and d. v
Frank j. aIcllcu. Chaplain $. 81 Y. and Charlie,
i. BUch,u, GusFierm lcf gcnut Camp o. Cas-
caar, VIE, Vim y. Keves IIH' Sergeant Cam
~ Silver tre'.E VIE George n Smith and 10 d
MathcT, w. Rockford, d.. John d. Blpelow. y.
hild toH j. D grioW, Nd. ilUoIestrr a. H.; Ami,
~ sHDfeut 1l bert Sargent aud Ethel barr. Scot
vile. Atbi FLORENCE EDWcu, va, Bethel. Va.
Mary ligrnetI Milt-held. Va W Etneus Ham
willie. Mns l-iiA ClUTiuRton, Dccpwutrr No. Geo
d. huHlcr, Ieuas. Ind. Calvin A. Nash. Troy n
~. Aordei.a %. lioplils Nd. Maj .. }. Hopkins
Toledo. -. Joseph 81. JhnUs, Va. 23lh ~ y. Clin
ton, o. lrllcl Ire, 'ilion Tenn Nn. n 3onoist
Gmndln. Mo- Belle ~. add bella Perry Pier
poni, ?. D- a. n Parker, y. Wife lille A. an,
linmn ~ Parker I'D. and Orlry ~ and Ebep A
Parker, VS.. l1s lauos Cal. i.zzic - Chase, Fsir
haven. AiRssf - Lizzie Best, sl0nehRm, Nnss
Joiin aHo Stella Stanley, West Newton, Mass Chm,
FuiieT. frumpeter Troop *, 4ih u. :. Cav. se
i25i6
low TO READ uNDERETANDINGLY.
g. a. lmlNDs D have been reHding no mud
shout luRr iAkofitc authors That Thought Of Tell
iHg yau nu rapc icnco % mine 4 could ucVe
Eaad anything dry," not even lynuhoe though
linyr Ec.d 81 any number ~ times since uoui
bean ulg friends talking about q book, % which az
iifs' fHEe Nas enough ior nae, ln telling o..
tinuhir 20 . very dcnr teacher, she gave "a go0
pan, Niici NOW give you Take one II iius
bn"iss a.. sure % a your Own. and read tbe fire
lAsr .-.ii Nsi'e .lle Substance in your own rvorL
The National tribune., 1891-07-30

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorn.
When shewRs a Child, she cried for castor1A.
When she became Miss, she chung 10 castorlA
When she haG Children. she gave them CastoriA
The National tribune., 1891-07-30
MTDsUMMER H0IIDAYa

G. c. FHIEsDs. ALI. The day before tie Fourth
started short vacation trip through The bea ut-
ful Dserfeid Valley, nBd ~ WISHED only e. g. and
q. friends ] know YOU viii he Interested Ia my
travels. Leaving Fiichburg on use lHIlcthurg Rail-
road we followed the Miller River nearly ali tie
way, and tnc scenery is simply grand. Looking
sown the bank. almost under tbo railroad Is tie
river. flowing over lie stony Ded eddying AID fall
ing until lts surface BE- covered with foam nearly all
the way. on either side rise grand mountains
covered with dense foliage. The Deerficld Valley
~ noted for its fertility, and well deserves the
praise u has won. Only one place did j that
was not completely buried la green, and that de-
serves special mention. u WAS q mountain. which
looked like huge stone castle, iis square. stony
face looking down on the track aud river from
across narrow strip Of gruss Hand. IN the cracks
and creyiceE 81 solid rock some trees aud shrubs
have grown, and gives the appearance 81 cliuging
vines the walls 81 this grand monarch Of tie
range. little further come suddenly upon
a beautiful lake aid summer resort knOwnHs Lake
T Pleasant. The lrht visit WIS ~ Orange, where i
was welcomed amid the deafeniBg ola 81 iin horns
aud fireworks 81 every noisy kind The salute
WAS Intended Tor some one else however, and We
drove rapidly 40 the homo 81 Sister Drake, whose
guest was 60 be, wac soon relieved Of the i'm
preston that had taken the village by Storm for
quiet and Comfort Toigned and only at times were
we disturbed by the usual hlarity Of tie day we
celebrate" On to fourth we attended "A :. s. pio-
tic, and there met Herbert j. Walker, one Of the
/ first 800 q. q. member. j bad the pleasure Of
knowing lac would soon become Guard. Prom
Orange went 10 Greenfield, accompanied by DR.
Drake. where soon found the farm u Mrs
Woodland aud thc folks ali al home Aud such -
visit Tuesday MADE lay while the sun
shone" and were finally photographed on the top
81 huge load, by our artist" "Wednesday the
party broke up, going 20 our Respective homes
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