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Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30
TWO FINE JACKS,
WILD GOOSE!
AND
Kentucky Jim.

will say to the people that after
being thoroughly hammered, am still
permitted to remain another year
on the bankrupt Farm,n and have
in charge two of the best Jacks in Cal
laway county, namely: Wild Goose
and Kentucky Jim. Wild Goose is
two years old, Is hands high, gray
color and strictly good individual.
He is for sale. He will serve few
mares at $40 to insure in foal. Ken
lucky Jim will serve mares at IS to
insure live colt and so and $40 for
jennets. Due care Will be taken to
prevents accident, but will not be re-
sponsible should any occur. In all
cases the money is due when the fact
is ascertained or the mare parted with
or removed from the neighborhood.
Yours Respectfully,
G. l.. BENNETT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30
Resolutions OF Respect,

At the last meeting of the Pas.
tors and Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist Church, South, a COM
mittee was appointed to draft ap-
propriate resolutions on the death
of Mrs. H. A. Ricketts,, which oc-
cured April 13, 1891.
WHEREAS, God in His infinite
wisdom has called our sister from
the activities of this life, to that
one on high, that remains for His
people, who are faithful, so that We
no more enjoy her presence among
US. Therefore, with sad hearts we
bow submlssively to the Divine
will, knowing that He is a loving
Father, too wise to err, too good
to be unkind. She was a faithful
Christian, kind neighbor, devoted
wife and mother.
She was ever present, when able,
in her place where the church
called her to work, and always re.
sponded literally with her means
to forward the cause of the Blessed
Master. But thy work is done; We
shall miss thee. Therefore, be it
Resolred, That in the death of
sister Ricketts,, the community at
large has lost a friend, the poor
and needy g benefactress, the
church and Aid Society a useful
member.
Resolred, That we tender our
sympathies to the bereaved hus-
band, daughters and relatives, and
that we lift our hearts to Almighty
God in their behalf, that He may
bestow on them in this sad hour
the consolation of His grace and
peace.
RESOLVED, That a copy of these
resolutions be published in the
daily papers, and also furnished
the family and be placed upon the
minutes of the society.
MRS. T. J. GoecH,
MHs, B. RINao,
MRS. D. P. MOORE,
Committee.
MEXICO, Mo-, April "a, 1891.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30
FINE SADDLE & HARNESS HORSE,
Man Halter

Will stand the present season at our
stables at Cant, Mo-, and will serve
mares at the very reasonable price of
SO to insure a mare in foal, or $l2 to
insure living colt.
MAN Halter was sired by old
Montrose, and is dark chestnut sor-
rel, fine name and tail, is 16 hands
high, and is coming four years old.
Pedigree ON his dams side will be
shown TO patrons and parties interest
ed at the stables. Man Halter is fine
rangy fellow, with extra good length
and general makeup and is as fine a
son of old Montrose as there is living.
Old Montrose is the greatest saddle
stallion producer the world has ever
known.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30
The Canadian Clydesdale Horse,
IllSlGflrl Tom ll4l,

viii stand the present season at 'sThe
Grand View Breeding Farm" 10
miles Northwest of Mexico and miles
Northeast of Centralia, No., and will
serve mares Mt $40 to insure mare in
foal, money due when the fact is ascer-
tanned or the mare removed from the
neighborhood.
Thistleford Tom 114I) is one of the
best Clydesdale horses in America. In
color he is black, has white star in
forehead, hind feet white, weighs 1900
pounds, and was bred by Mr.. Vim. Nc
Coilough, of Enfield, Ontario. He was
sired by Thistleford dmp.) f279, 258g.
t4759.) Thistleford Toms dam was
Nellie Ross I99l.1 by Hercules
limp.l Second dam MoIlie by Neither
" (imp.l Third dam Floss by Sir
VIM. Wallace timp.l Fourth dam On
tario Girl by Grey Clyde (imp.) This
tleford Toms pedigree shows his
grand breeding and persons wishing
services of the best horse In the coun-
try need look no further.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30
Mexico Maidens.

There were about two hundred
excursionists from Mexico Mon.
day. Among them were some o.
cur neighbor city's prett1est girls
Every time q Mexico maiden
comes to Columbia she captures 8
halfdozen new sweethearts. Sc
our boys say-and they ought to
know. There is something in the
atmosphere of Mexico which makes
girls piquant, pleasant and popular
1t is almost as fine an atmosphere
as that of Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30

Gus Weber has about completed
one of Brit Ringos folding beds.
1t looks to Us to be complete in
every particular and will fill long
felt want. Mr.. Weber will likely
manufacture these on large scale.
Capt. Buckner is interested with
Mr.. Ringo in this enterprise. We
see no reason why Mexico cannot
have one of the largest manufacto.
ries in the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30

sase tnirtesn months before / hegan taking the
hkAnnIks, and In four or five weeks was eutlreiv
sared. NY dssense was eczcTaa and psoriasis
hbow OF great nIary who have taken the RENE
DIE aad thank me for tie Knowledge OF them es
ReeiAhy mothrrs whn have hates with seaIy erap-
eons on Their hents and boyiles. cannot express
my fhaass 20 you. Ms body wss covered rIfb
seatce, aad was au awful spectacle q, behold
NOW my akin Ia as clear a haby's
GEO. CuTEY, Merrill, Wis,
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DICK SANTA,

Will stand the season of 1891 at my
stables, 10 miles north of Mexico and
l 3-4 miles West of Molino, at so to
insure living colt, SIS the season, s.
single leap. Money due as follows
By..insurance, when colt is thirty days
old; by the season, 18th of July; by the
leap, when service is rendered.
Description and Pedigree.
DICK SANTA is dark iron gray, finely
built, Is hands and inches high, S years old
this spring, and as saddle horse has no superior
in this country. he was sired by Santa, he by
Nero, he by Alex Thompsons famous Morgan
Neros dam was sired by Old Tom Hal. Sauta's
dam was sired by Bagdad, he by Potomac, OF
Virginia. Santa'S dam was out of a Hamble-
tonian mare. Dicks dam was sired by a Nor
gan horse and out of a fine Canadian mare
Dick Santa has sized more frSt-eaSs saddle
colts than any horse that ever stood in North
east Missouri. He is magnificent breeder.
Also, at the same place, can be found
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30
Also at the same place, the fine jack
King Midas,

MIDAS is black jack with mealy
nose and white belly, is IA IL hands
high, and is a sure foal-getter. He
wac sired by Tom Benton; his dam
was sired by R.E.Lawder's John" f" ne
by Esparto, imported from spain. HIS
dam was sired by Bob Miller's jack,
imported from Spain to Bourbon Co.,
XIV. KING MIDAS dam was out OF
a black Mammoth jennet. KING
MIDAS was bought of Robert Davis,
of this county, and his colts sold for $50
to 500, as weanlings.
Care taken to prevent accidents, but
not responsible should any occur.
J. w. WEAVER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30
Sweet SINGER.

white
show He foaled
Young Prince standard
he Woods Prince Phillips
san dam by Imported Knight Eant Black Princes dam
Sam Marks Please dam BY 1nd dam
Marngo Mammoth Pleases dam oah Erant
Morrocosee
high
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30

mcknight the soalesbeing formed
meanwhile were scratched off
again. In vain did l consult all
the doctors in the county, hut
without mid. Aftcr giving up a. /.
hopes of recovery, | happened TO
see an adcer;isementin The news
paper about your CurIcuRA
ksasp:zs, and purchased them
iron my druggist, and obtained
sintastimmeaiate relief. began
10 notice that the sealy erup,loas
gradually dropped off and disap-
peared one hy enc, until / had
bRen fuily ct.rs.,l. Iksa a., Al.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30
TERMs-sll FOR A LIVE COLT.
Grover Cleveland.


himself
Billiards Mammoth he by Mort Nes Co%promie Grover Geye-
size and and good she Of the jenne
Carsons dam is by Mnneys mammoth jack Rochepor Mo
Grand Prairie hands high
TEN DOLLARS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30
M0RTAR.SPOTTED SKIN
Covered with Scales. Awful Spectacle.
Cured In Five Weeks by the
Cuticura Remedies.

About the 1t OF April hast Inoeed some red PIN.
pies ike coming out all over my body, but thought
nothing OF until some time later on W hen IL began
70 look Ike spots of mortar spotted on, and which
came on IN layers accompanied with itching, I
would scratch every night uatii was raw then the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30
The Imported Percheron Horse,
ECIAIR!

No. 500 Percheron Stud Book of France; No.
1859 Pereheron Stud Book OF America.
Imported by Hon. Geo. W. Stubbeheld, OF
Bloomington, Illinois
Was sired by VIOLENT 404, he by Pros
per S93, he by Decide s62, he by Vieux
Pierre s74, he by Coco 7l2, he by Mig
non 715, he by Jean Leblanc 739, a
direct descendant from the noted Arat
stallion Gallipoli; dam Judith. she by
Regulus 1913, he by Luther 692, he by
Pierre, he by Jean Leblanc 739, etc.
This stallion is dark dapple gray
is 1-2 hands high, weight 1s00 pounds
square and blocky, excellent feet 81 eat
| bone, fine style and shape, and fine
| knee action. This fine sock horse has
proven himself an extra fine breeder
ON all classes of mares and sure foa
| getter.
This horse will make the season o
1891 at the old Galloway livery barn ir
Mexico, Mo-, and will serve mares a
SO the season, money due July 1st
$3.50 to insure in foal; Sl5 to insure ;
living colt.
Care taken to prevent accidents, bu
will not be responsible should an,
occur.
| EvY & Galloway.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30
THE FINE COACH STALLION,
cL A Y!

BY MISSOURI CLAY dam by Scottish
Gimercan be found Freeman Dollars
live colt Clay is fine breeder
have sold TIPPERARY
Romans of Martnsburg where he will this
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30
Four of the Best Bred Jacks in Missouri
SAM JONES.

He "A hands jet black with white points long head and
he Pike Galloway and Aqdn countless where he
himself
than he has competed with He sired by Bek jack
Rails county, he by Brigham Young foaled b 1881
TERMS $40 FOR LIVE COLT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30
zxIs0, aU tIfe sdIHe EIidCe, Cttn U0 IOuHti
the FINE JACK,
Black Hawk. Jr.

At 81 90 to insure living colt, $500 the season
or "a the single leap, money due as above
Bla X Hawk, Jr-, is II hands high, a beautifu
black with mealy nose, has extra heavy bont
and large ear, extra good length with genera
good makeup. He was sired by the noted
Black Hawk, of Macon county and on; of
first-elass Jennet. Black Hawk, Jr, is d fine
breeder.
will give $50 In premiums TO the best colts Il.
follows: OF Santa's get, the season and $40 fol
first best and s"ason for second best colt
For Back Hawk the season and 81 for first and
season for second, in the fall Of ls92.
Care taken to prevent accidettS but 40 re-
spOpslbility should any occur.
Pasture will be furnished TO parties from q
distance at % cents a week.
w. w. JOHNSON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30
Fine Trotting Bred Stallion,
ALLAIRE 1912,
P. o. BOX I45.

|ALLAIRE 1912,
Will stand the present season at my
stables, / 1-2 miles East of Molino, Mo.
10 miles north of Mexico, 4miies south
of Santa Fe, and will serve mares at
$40 to insure a colt to stand up and
suck.
By season, money due at end of
season; by insurance, when fact is as
certained or mare parted with or re-
moved from the neighborhoed.
ALLAIRE, 1912, is a brown stallion, foaled in
2:2I; by Tattler, (3o0, 1st dam. Alice Ethol, by
Jim Monroe, 1851; End dam, Madam Powell,
by Bay Chief; srd dam, by Toronto:
4ss was bred oy IA. Albert sn
80 gait. Col. r. s. Veech says he is triple stan
dard and comes Of race horses. Alice Ethol his
dam, Is full sister to Monroe Chief, record 2:iS
Ia. Madam Powell his End dam, by Bay Chief,
the sire of Bald CHIEF, record 81. and the of
dam OF Swestheart, record 2:22 l-2. Can any
one object to such a record His blood IS OF the
first water and his sire and grand sire, his lSt,
2nd and 3rd dams show that Allaire Is a horse OF
great usefulness.
Mr.. B. L. Wilson, of Cave City, KY, of whom
1 bought A1iaire, states that eight OF this
horses colts went into the 2 80 list last season.
I will give premium for the finest
colt foaled the coming season, mare or
horse. I will have the colt show on
Friday, Sept. IL, 1891, at Molino. Au-
drain Co., Mo. viii also give a premi-
um for the best horse mule and mare
mule gotten by KING MIDAS. This
show will also be Sept. IL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30
Cuticura RescIvent

Inc new Blood and Skin Purifier ard creates, o.
Humor Remedies, iaetnaItx IN .l,n. ,bs r..
81 All Impurities, and thas reasose The ca,.el. an,
SuTfcukA, the great Skin Gafe and f'stfIctrRl
saAf. an exqui-ite ski, Beatsisirr externaiiy ftf
eesf fhe skfn and scalp eu ststare fbe hair}
every species of sgoairias itching bprf,il,g .raiv
ma pamriy diseases Of ihs skin, scalp, and 6ieod.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30
FRANK JAMES.

This excellent Jack viii make the season al
the stabIe with Morgan Denmark al So TO insure
colt 10 the teat and s. 10 insure mare In foal
| FRANK LANES was sired by 5. 7. Harris
Jack aid be by the Snaii Bros. Jack of Monroe
county. First dam by old Brigham; her dam a
Kentucky ,feunet, imported By Owen Harris
af Kentucky. making as good stock as can be
produced. All n1oHey due should mare be
parted with or removed from the neighboYhood
Cha9. H1n.
March 80, 1891.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30

Will stand at the same place at S.
to insure a living colt.
BRUSSELS is a good big heavy
horse, coming years old, and is just
the horse farmers want for use on
mares to produce stock for farm pur-
poses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30

Sold evefywhere. Priee, crrrcusA. soc: Soar.
e, knsoLsESr, s1no. Prepared by the PorTr n
- seEsf for . How 10 Cure si,n blsssss. >, A.
eeese. % ihsssrssioas. and ioe .esslmouiais.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30
The Fine Saddle and Harness Horse,
MORGAN DENMARK.

Will make the present season at my
stables, miles north of Mexico, on the
Mexico and Paris road, and will be
permitted to serve mares at
$12 TO INSURE A COLT TO THE TEAT,
$40 to insure a mare in foaI, and s. for
the season money due and payable
when the fact is ascertained, the mare
parted with or removed from the
ond hands.
Description and Pedigree.
MORGAN DENMARK is as black as crow.
beautifully marked with star and snip, all four
ankles white; years old iniJuiy, 10 hands 8 l-2
inches high, gelding measure, sound in every
particular, stands up straight on his feet, has
be 'utiful legs, high style and is as proud as a
peacock, This horse is perfect model In all
his makeup. No one can make mistake In
one Of the best breeders in ali the country. i His
colts have been very successful in the show
ring and have taken many premiums in the fine
MORGAN DENMARK was sired by W. B.
Patrick S premium saddle and harness Stallion,
Sumpter Denmark, he by Bonita Sumpter Dem
marx from Kentucky, he by Gaines Denmark
he by the four mile race horse, Denmark, he by
imported Hedgeford. First dam by Vermont
Bridgeford, Yermo- t he by Sherman's Morgan,
he by the original Justin Morgan, he by true
Triton, he by Martins Traveller timp. ], he by
he by the celebrated Alexander Thompson Nor
gan and out OF mare sired by the old Fox Il
Bggs Tom Hal, and her dam Canadian
mare; great graudam was 3 Copperbottom
mare, her dam by Barnes whip. OF Howard
county Mo-, and out of a Potomac Barnes
Whip by Blaekburn's Whip. of Kentucky.
You will see that this horse is made up of the
best blood in the country. He has been handled
snt little and is a fine trotter and has fine nat
ural gsits that he goes with ease TO himself
and rider.
All possible care will be used to prevent acci-
dents but viii no be responsible should any oc-
cur
Season now commenced and vii end Juy l5
Pasture will be furnished on reasonable terms
TO mares from distance.
Premium Of season viii be given to best colt
Of this borses get.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30
EXEC L.

IL standard jet black with white points
Was
weighed old and sold California he by
Wade
Missouri he by Old Napoleon Davidson
MAMMOTH he imported
Exs large black ennet with white points
Webster
Excel himself breeder which his colts
demonstrate
TERMs-A limited number of mares at TWELVE DOLLARS
Special attention breeding ennes Sweet Singer Excel
colt and S25 jack colt
with removed neghbohood When
all Grass furnished
but responsible should any ends July 1891
r. II. FREEMAN & SON.
lP q ROX I45 MEXICO MO
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Also, at the same place can be found
TWO No. JACKS,

Also, at the same place can be found
TWO No. JACKS,
Bill Bass and Paymaster.
BILL BASS is Is hands high, Z
years old and has splendid bone and
style. He has proven himself a good
breeder and sure foal getter. He will
serve mare at EIGHT DOLLARS to
insure living colt.
Bill Bass was sired by the Blythe Jack, he by
Lyons Washington, he by Jim Rollins, he by
Old Sol, brought from Kentucky. His dam
was by Compromise, out of a fine large jennet
from Illinois, Compromise was by Napoleon
and his dam by W. H.. Bass Black Sampson,
bought in Kentucky when two years old at a
cost of 81 200.
old black Jack, with good body, splendid bone
and size. good head and ear, is Is hands inch
ard a half high, standard measure.
PaymaSter will serve mares at TEN DOLLARS
to Insnre lining colt. Paymaster was sired
by Co'e & Ballards Jack, of Kentucky, and
he by imported Mammoth; his dam by Robert
Smiths Jack. and he by imported Mammoth
grandam by imported Warrior.
The money due when the fact is aScer-
tanned or mare parted with or removed from
nelghbOIhood.
Pastnrage for mares from a distance at 2s
cents per week. eS-No business on Sunday.
Care taken to prevent accidents, but moi
responsible should any occur.
G. 81. & J. F. CROCKETT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30
Doomed to Death I!

Under prevailing conditions, many
hogs are doomed to death by disease,
merely because the owners fail to
take measures to preserve their health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30
Also, at the same place can be found
two Dure blood

ICATALONIAN JACKS,
At s. the season or $40 to insure a
live colt.
Premiums of $40, S15 and S25 will be
given for the three best colts of the
jacks get. A. X. LAUGHLIN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30

pl PLEs, black heads, nd, rough. chap,sd ~,
IN oily skin cured By curicriaA scar.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-04-30

The Fine Belgian-Messenger Draft
Horse,
BRUSSELS
, 1891-10-07
Saratoga and Vicinity.
~rSaratoga Lyre.l


Alex Lutte has sent in his resignation
as postmaster at Gold. He will spend
the winter IN Utah and therefore cannot
look after the office. w. o. Jones will
probably be his successor.
Col. Downey, Engineer Bellamy. b. z.
Arendell and others were at work foI
several lays making arrangements for the
putting in of a stamp mill at Gold Hill al
once, and after drawing up and ex
aiming several contracts. finally sue
ceedcd in uniting on a plan by which Col
Downey's company is tv put up a mill a
once. The company is to have th,
whole output of the Little Giant
Leviathan No. /, Leviathan No. 2 anC
the Wyoming mines for some time. Thes'
mines are the property of Aren6el
Woods & Co. The amount involved il
the deal is about 81 1000.
, 1891-10-07
POINTS.

E. NJ. Hall, late of the Chicago Times,
is in the city.
Mrs. J. A. Riner will leave for Wichita.
Kas., this morning.
DIR, w. A. Olmstead of Pueblo is Wis
iting cheyenne friends.
Mrs. Fl. Donzslman left Yesterday for
Nebraska, where she will visit her brother.
William Garvin was out yesterday after
being confined to his room by a serious at
tack Of e%rvsipelas.
J. Trevett and family have returned
from a months visit to friends and rela'
tive in Oregon, Idaho aud California.
James Statesman of Washington, D.
g., Is in the city. Mr.. Statesman is ex'
aminer of accounts for the department Of
Justice and is examining the accounts OF
the United States marshal, clerk OF the
United States court and United States
commissioner
, 1891-10-07
Strengthening tame.

Game has been slaughtered by the
wholesale this season in the mountains
on the west side of the valley, especially
between Swan aud Snake river. Some
residents of the valley, in travelling over
the range last week. came across eight
elk COWS lying dead in a gulch. Not a
pound of flesh had been taken from even
of them, but some animal had been feed
ing on the carcas of one elk. This sort Of
thing has been going on over or the west
slope of the continental divide, but mos
of this neiarious work was done in Colo
RADIO. The appointment of a fish an,
game warden IN the Platte valley have be
come an imperatiye necessity.
, 1891-10-07
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked Up
throughout the CITY.

Oysters in every style at Gcrmania hall.
First.class dress making done at 600
West Sixteenth street.
Oct. LIST, at the ranch, born to Mrs.
Frank Stanton. a son.
A. P. Ray and Will Walker have gone
west on a business trip.
A r~epievin mutt has been commenced
by 1. N. Bard against Harriet A Phil
lips.
The Royal Horse Association will ship
car of fine horses East over the Burling
ton today.
Price Jacobs has been hired as assistant
Waterman to J. Colangelo about the
shops and yards.
The case of John Story against Helen
Jenkins for abusing and threatening him
will be tried by jury today.
Mrs. E. Walker has returned from a
visit East. where she purchased a big
stock OF fall and winter goods.
George 4. Case has been appointed to
a position in the Railway Mail service,
and will make his first run on Thursday.
Two men who slept in the ~calaboose
Monday night are in again for stealing
shoes from John Myers of Sixteenth
street.
The Bulletin says that Generals Sitter
and Meldrum are expected in Buffalo and
that thev may be accompanied by Gov
ernor Barber.
Palmer & Owen aud G. j. Parrott ar
driving a large herd OF sheep through thu
country. Yesterday they we're assesses
$129.2 "a by the authorities, which the.
paid under protest.
The Natroua Tribune says taat H.. X
Fry, of this city. has secured control o
the soda lakes near Casper and is nego
tiating to put 10 a plant to refine the pro
duct and put it upon the market.
Handsomely furnished rooms at tn
Whitcomb house and Whitcomb hous'
annex Castle Dare). Best dining room
in the city. Corner of Ferguson an
Twentieth streets. CHARGES moderate.
, 1891-10-07
A STYLISH Wedding.

Hon. Geo. T. Beck figured as best man
at a fashionable wedding at Birdsboro,
Pa, on Tuesday last. The groom was
Blair Lee, son of Admiral Lee and
nephew of Montgomery Blair. The bride
was Miss Annie Clymer Brook, daughter
of a millionaire iron master Of Birdsboro.
Many prominent people were present
from Philadelphia, Washington. New
York and Baltimore.
, 1891-10-07
BOUND TO PROMOTE HIM.
A Former CHEYENNE Man Generously
Provided For.

A few days ago it was published by a
number of papers that Mr.. w. A Deuel..
superintendent of the first division of the
Denver & Rio iGrande. was to be made
general superintendent of the Union Pa
cifc Gulf division. Mr.. Deuel. promptly
denies that he is to get the position and
says the matter had never been men
toned to him.
Now 1t is predicted that Mr.. Deuel. is to
be made general superintendent Of the
Denver & Rio Grande. Mr.. Deuel. has 8
great many friends in this city who vii
be pleased if the prediction prove in thii
case to be true.
, 1891-10-07

iliteracy in each of the states of America
was expressed.
At the conclusion of DR.. Roy's remarks
Mrs. Black sang a beautiful solo, Hear
Us, o Father" after which tie Sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper was ad-
ministered by Rev. A. K. Packard of
Lafayette and Rev. R. B. Wright of
Denver.
, 1891-10-07

A Deadwood sculptor named james 81.
Riordan is making a monument to be
placed over the grave OF Wild Bill. Mr..
Riordan Is said TO have a tinge OF
romance in his nature and his work is a
labor of love. He was a great admirer of
Wild Bill and feels grieved that SO little
attention has been paid his grave. The
monument will consist Of a pedestal and a
life sized bust of the daring scout.
, 1891-10-07

The many remarkable cures OF catarrh
effected by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla
is conclusive proof that this loathsome
and dangerous disease is one OF the blood,
only needing such a searching and power
full Alternative to thoroughly eradicate it.