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Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05
Notwithstanding and Stalen.

In the matter of The Oak hLA
ing and Stock Company limitess
Whereas, q partnership sssaS.a
limited, has been formed BY TsSs
Mayes and Jno. w. Rutter IN III
ance of the Revised Statute ~ 3
State of Missouri, 1889, chautsr ,s
titled "An act authorizing thu -
ton Of limited partnership 80
TONS"
Now, we, David J. Mayes And
w. Rutter, the persons who havssA
{ ID the said association, do herebs..s
this statement in writing - fsusi,s
by said act.
The full names of the perso..
ing the said partnership are = fsta
viz: David }. Mayes, of Cept,s,I
Boone County, Missouri, and IN 8
Rutter, of Audrf in County. Misras
The amount of capital of said ,s.ss
ton subscribed for by each OF ~ IS.
ties Is AS follows, viz:
David !. Mayes, nine hundred =.
eixty-five dollars; Jno. w. Ruftes =.
hundred and sixty-fve dollar.
The partners hereto shall hsv. u
right, after January l, 1894. q. ~
out annually for individual ma j..
amount not to exceed the sum a. 81.
hundred dollars.
The total amount of capital d "a
association is twenty-seven hunS,.s
and thirty dollars, Of which nipsss
hundred and thirty dollars has =.
| paid in, and the remainder. eirhfhss
| dred dollars, to be paid as follov.s,s.s
is to say: each of the said parties ~
pay into said association one huns.s
dollars on the first day Of Janp.s
| 1894, one hundred dollars on Tia n.
day of JanCary, 1895. one hundred Al
lars on January /, 1886, and one H..
| dred dollars on January l, 1897
| The character OF the busineas h
conducted by this association Il ~
| of farming aud stock RAISING,
The name of the association /. =.
Oak Dale Farming and Stock tIms.
ny (Limited.)
The contemplated duration az ~
association is five years from a.
hereof.
The location of the business Of "a
association in Audrain County n
souri,. DAVID J. MAYEE. fEeaIl'
JOHN W. RUTTER iss.i5
Subscribed and sworn to before {.
this Sth day OF December, A. D.. ia
JOE II. CUPP.
Notary Puhle
STATE OF MISSOURI, =,
County of Audrain, 5ec'
Be it remembered, that on this n
day of December, A. D., 1895, perpon.i
ly appeared before me, q Noisry Pm
lie within and Tor the Countyof B6or
State of Missouri, David ]. Maree ~
Jno. w. Rutter, who are persomlh
known to me to be the same penn
whose names are signed to The fp,eeD
ing instrument of writing and acsnosl
edged the same to be their free ct -
deed for the purposes therein meutm
ed. My commission will expire Ns.d
6. 1886. JOE II. CUpP,
Notary Puhle.
! In the Recorders Ofice.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Audrain, 49,
1, j. II. Minor, reso der Of dseda !
said county, do hereby certify III
the above and foregoing deed was hs
for record in my Office on the 9th al
of December, 1892, at 2 O'Clock, p {.
and has been recorded In book g, M
20. Witness my hand and seal Of ~
office on the day and year aioteni
[SEALl ]. 81. MINOR
Records.
By ]. T. WILLIAMS, Deputy, S4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05
Mem who CANNOT BE Replaced

Last year is notable for its list of
dead. The. illustrious men who
quit this life during the twelve
month are many, but there are six
or seven in particular whose loss
leaves avacancy which no men now
living seem able to fill.
Alfred, Lord Tennyson, Walt
Whitman, John G.. Whittier, are
gone, and in a multitude of verse
makers where is there one who pro-
misses to replace them? Peculiar
talents of the kind possessed by
Cardinal Manning and the Rev. Mr..
Spurgeon have not yet been observ-
ed in the young men who have come
up to do their worthy work. Ernest
Renan, the builder of a philosophi-
cal system unique among many,
leaves no disciples of equal dignity
or force OF character. Add to this
short list several others of the distin-
guished dead, and the notable men
who, like Gladstone, cannot hope
for very much longer lease of life,
and it will be seen that the end of
the country Is likely to find us
with a poverty of greatness.
There r clever young men, tai
ented young men, and men of all
ages who have unusual and remark
able powers in various lines of en-
deavor. But they are half-gods
and it is only 'swhen the half-gods
go, the gods arrive" Whence are
our great men, the prophets and
epochmakers of the next century,
to Gomez
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05
Jso. ". FOX IN CALIFORNIA.
He Has a Word to Say Regarding
His Daughters Marriage-Mr.
Fox Ia Satisfied.
Correspondence of the Ledger.

Correspondence of the Ledger,
Pomona, Cal, Dee. 27,-DEAR
SIR; | arrived in this quiet little
town on the evening of the 21st and
found my daughter quite well and
happy. As | have been here only
5 or 6 days | cannot say hew ! like
this country at present. On the next
eve after l arrived I,with my daugh-
ter and her husband, visited the
park. In this park there is a high
hill which we soon came to the top
of and having a field glass we had a
good view of the surrounding coun-
try. l should say this was quite
magnificent to the eye to view the
small ranches, the beautifed homes,
&c. From this town we can e the
mountain called Old Badly, which
is covered with snow. On the 23rd
inst. we drove out to. see the coun-
try. Everything was nice and beau
tiful, the orange trees laden with
their yellow fruit.
| find lots of men here hal are
millionaires and have a home here
for the winter and q. home in the
east for the summer season.. On
the oath inst. it was raining all day ;
yesterday and to-day the sun has
been shining, the air very pleasant
and warm, in fact l can't keep my
coat on. 1t is the warmest weather
forChristmas that ever experienced.
Yes, and to see the grass SO green
and flowers blooming does not seem
like Christmas to me. Now, as to
my daughters marriage. | shall re-
fer to the article in the Intel 'igeneer.
I think the person that reported
that news must have been out Of
anything to do and thought they
would attend to someone else's bus
mess. AS to the courtship, that is
their business and not anyone else's.
If other girls will tell their courtship
then she will tell hers. AS to Mr..
Alexander, l am perfectly satisfied
with him as a son-in-law. He is an
energetic young man with business
qualities, very quiet, steady and not
a bad habit; in fact, l should say
faultless, and If l am satisfied l
don't see why other people can't be.
My daughter is old enough to be
her w guardian in that selection;
no n else had a better right to.
Hoping this will be satisfactory to
those meddlesome ones that wrote
the article in the I~ntelligeneer and
wishing the readers of the LEDGER
a Happy New Year, [ remain
Yours Truly,
John w Foy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05
AsTHE new CITY license ordinant

AsTHE new city license ordinance
passed recently took effect on Jan. 1,
it-might be ofinterest to compare fig
ures with some other cities of the
third class in this State. An ex-
animation shows that Mexico is con-
siderably below Springfield, Garth
age, Nevada and Jefferson City.
The merchants license in Mexico is
Sc, which is quite low.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05
Notice OF Final settlsmest.

n office is hereby given that "a "A
settlement of the estate of Eiiss - -
Evans, deceased, will be msde -
next term of Probate Court Of Auet[ W.
county, Missouri, to be held 81
leo on the second Monday In Jauass'
1898. It. A. McINTfnk
I'd AdministtaeNs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05

The date of the Hon. Henry Wat
terson's lecture at Columbia has
been changed from the evening of
the 9th to January 10. Several
Mexico people will go over to hear
the distinguished editor and lecturer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05
Assiguee's Notice,

Notice is hereby given to the e.
tors of B. Holm that on Monday y
go day of January, 1893, or 49,
thereafte- as counsel can be hee5ss,
Will apply to the Audraln countysn-
souri, Circuit Court for o dfsce.S
from my trust as assignee OF No.
Holm. p. E. Lock-
Std Assignee Of B. HON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05

THE business men of Mexico
should enter upon the New Year,
making up their minds to keep up
with the procession. Mexico is 60
ing to take several long steps for
ward during 1898.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05
A veteran Wasbington club ma

A veteran Washington club man
who hasn't it ON his conscience that
he ever missed making love to a
pretty young debutante during the
past thirty OF forty years, now goes
among his fellows by the sobriquet
OF the Souvenir Spoon
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05

Notice Is hereby given that nnai Il
Element of the estate of Mata1de -
nell. deceased, viii be made -
January term of the Probate CO. 49,
Audrain County, Missouri, 70 De1
Mexico In January, 1888.
A. B. WUDLn
I'd. Administr1iE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05

GoyERNoR-ELECF STONE will be
inaugurated at a joint session of the
Senate and House at noon on Mon
day, January 8.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05

THOSE in a position to guess
quite correctly say that hogs will be
higher yet before a decline in prices.
1t is predicted in Chicago that hogs
will 60 to s and 8 cents, and posi-
bly, to 10 cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05

The "Colonels' have taken pos
session of Jefferson City. It's hard
tell who is chief among them, but
they all know ''where they are at"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05

Hon. THos. w. MARREy, of Rip
ley county, has been chosen speaker
of the House of Representatives OF
Missouri. Both branches of the
Legislature met at noon yesterday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, s. e. Murray and vfsda
on the nth day of February, 1872 y
their deed of trust recorded in desdt
trust book No. 8 at page q, fH p
Records Of Audrain County Miseu1h
convey to the undersigned, q truse.
lot No. 3of Block No. 9 in Lake1e1 :
Barnes Highland Addition to thscq
of Mexico, to secure the psymeut -
certain note in said deed Of uasf =
scribed; and, whereas, said note ~
due and unpaid; now, therefufs
order to pay said note and fully ~
cute said trust, 1 will, at the east ~
door of the Court House In Mez1e
Missouri, on
Monday, the 18th day Of Jan. lsss
sell said lands to the highest BLDG
for cash In hand.
37tds. HIRAM A. RIcKEE
Dec. 18th, 1892. Truseee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05
Assignes's Notice Of Allowance Il csin

Assignees Notice OF Allowance -
The creditors of G. r. Luckte 9
hereby notified that I, as aesignee !
said Luckie, will, at my tobacco y i.
cigar store i'm the Ringo Hotel oano
ing. in The City of Mexico On the 9
day OF February, 1893. at 9 o'closz !
of that day begin t. hear, Ads.
and allow claims against said La
and will continue until 8 o,csockp
OF that day and besides two mon -
cessive days at the same place 2 =
tween the same hours.
w. P. QUIsENBExxY,
At Aeeigu0
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05

The good resolutions which some
men have made for this year will go
duly into effect about the 31st Of
next December.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05

If you persist in dating your
notes and bills 1882" please do
not blame anybody else for the legal
complications that will ensue in the
course of q month or so.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05
Notice OF Final settlement

Notice is hereby given that -.
settlement of the estate OF -
Tomlinson, deceased, will be maos
the January term of the Probstsv1s
OF Audrain county, Missoanp
held at Mexico in January, U.s..
I'd ]. T. VILLA
Public AdmfnisRetN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05

We cannot imagine how any one
can SO far infringe upon the fact and
probability as to call Jerry Simpson
a tenderfoot.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05

THE Kansas supreme court has
decided that q man must not neces-
sarily be a lawyer to be a county
attorney. Kansas is a state of sur
priseS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05

If the business men of Mexico
will work together for the good Of
the town we will have some grand
improvements before another Christ
mas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05

J. G. TRIMBLE has assumed the
duties of Prosecuting Attorney OF
Audrain County. He will make a
faithful and efficient officer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05

To throw away a fine meerschaum
pipe on the 1st of January without
noticing where it falls will be re-
garded by some as the height of
fOlly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05
Notice Of Final ssstisnsat

Notice is hereby given thst
make final settlement as curafg.
estate of Rose Thurman, formes!yl
Hutter, at the January term o. =
bate Court to be held in Mex1e4Z
dfain County, Missouri. on the
Monday In January. 1893. -
PHILIP DALI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05
THE LEDGER.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 5, 1898,

Is HIS the year when Canada and
Cuba are to accept the coy advances
of Uncle Samuel?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05

WHEN you make your New Year
resolves make them with the expec-
tation Of keeping them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05
The chIllicafha Nnr1naI.

Business and Shorthand College
has a large attendance and is doing
better work than ever before. II is
the school to attend. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05
Purse Found,

Tuesday, containing small amount
of money. Call at LEDGER, de-
scribe same, and get it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05
Money to Loan!

We are now prepared to make
loans of Eastern money at lover
rates than ever offered in North
Missouri.
We also have home money to
loan on favorable terms.
@ & HOWELL.
Real Estate and Loan Agents,
40-tf Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05

Mrs. Willis is home from a visit
TO Fulttm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05

mas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05

D.td,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-01-05

AT Uniontown, Kas., Charles
Kirby, a church deacon, debauched
his sister-in-law and gave her hus-
band a horse to keep his mouth
shut, taking the woman to his own
home and installing her among
his wife and children. Citizens
heard of it and the woman was sent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-11

Xix mil,s north Of here this morning.
rhc seas were 90 high that the tuti
boat c0uli not he tOwed q the scene
aud the liiu.s wing apparatus D. being
taken overland. The steamer ~ IN "a
periluus position. Theru are eighteen
lassengcia ami crew OF h!lten on
Oari.
Great Officially Is experienced In
reaching the beach on Tie opposite
puln, where the vessel u lynn owing
10 the steep, hign bIuils. when the
crew finally succeeded IN get lug The
Huri boat down to shore " was i1uuu
that the ma 10 seas and rock lined bottom
& the coast made II impossible 90 u'u
the SURF boat. Arrangements were ht
once made 10 rig a brucchua buoy ami
throw a line 20 tho wreck irJm %
mortar. From the beach the steamer
seems 10 le la "a very bud p0gluOu,
being about thousand feet from
shore, with her stern 10 the ttai
aud pounding heavily on the rJCks.
She " evidently full o. water The
rasscnger. have taken refuge on the
cabin. They spreir 10 be In no i'm.
mediate danger. The steamer " rated
A 1, and Il worth $4,000. She has a
cargo Of general mrtcuaniiss Of un.
known value.
IL was nunily decided to try 10 get
out IN ,no surf boat After "a siiii
pull OF fifteen minutes IL reached Tue
side Of tue vessel anu two women on
board, Mite. Augusta Peterson anu
Mics Flora GuudofmHn, both OF
/ Ludlngton, wufu let down Into the
boat. After con uliatiou with the cap
tain, who saiI tue vessel was IN no
immediate danger OF going 20 Iircrp,
no the weather seemed 10 be m01rfnt'
ing, 10 was thought Lclt TO NclUr the
rescue OF thu others. so the crew
rowcd back and landed the two
women.
Latu this afternoon the rest Of The
passengers on the steamer were brought
ashore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-11
The WAR ON ANARCHISTS.
Eject Of the DlsllTdly Decd Of
valiant In Paris.
The Earopean Powers LIKELY Co
Waite IA rhoir Inorts 20 stamp
Out the Reds.

PARIS, Doc. 1.-THE excitement
retulting from the throwing VI the
bomb Ia the chamber Of deputies ON
Saturday has somrwhat subsidized, and
people are now looking TO the chamUor
10 enact measures 10 stamp out the
rods. Previous TO this outrage the
union OF socialists and anarchists was
strong enough Ia the chamber 10 over
throw one government, aud they were
confident " being able 10 DO the samu
with tho oxisling government, nut
Naillnnps daatardly Performance
seems TO have greatly strengthened
the hands of the government
AMI put II In u position 10
make An effective ngut against
anarchy. II is believed that this act,
which mas sent ohills cnnsing up ami
down the spine Of every mOnaIch oi
Europe, will result IN Joint action by
France, England, spain, Italy and
Austria for ths extradition and severe
punishment Of AL proved TO have GU
gagged in anarchistio cOnspiTacits. IL
IL aaO expected that measures VIII be
introduced In the chamber Of deputies
for the punishment OF those who adj
vocnte or defend crime In the news-
papers, and punisbing with severity
the unlawful possession OF explosives.
Valiant eth deiantiy proiesses ~
glory in his act and declares that
lao had no acc0mplicrs, tut this tue
police 90 mot believe, and are ~ work
on clues looking 70 arrest others la
connection with the affair, IL IL be.
lieved that Valiant will bo tried
speedily and executed.
it appears that Marchal, the name
which heitfst gave, n the name OF his
nistfers whom he euticod away from
her husband, having deserted his wife
In America and come 90 France last
January. lie went 10 board at Mar
uhals houae. Madame MRTohal has
told tho police the story OF how he
succeeded In separating her from her
husband, anu made her Work from
morning I'll night TO support him, ana
abused her terribly when shs no
longer had money TO give him.
IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS FOUND.
The police have searched the apart.
menls Of Dutch anarchist named
Cohen, finding copper tubes to be used
~ bombs, and documents OF the ut
most Importance, including thou.
SAND letters from anarchists In
nil parts Of Germany, which Will
enable the police to place the German
authorities In possession Of q list OF all
the centers Of anarchy In that ooun'
try. Deputy Dc Jean, an extreme
socialist, has written letter In the
Aa.iH, oxcuslng valiant.
THE GOVERNMENT srRENurltENED ny
THE OUTRAGE.
In q test vote In the chamber OF
deputies on a motion for the immediate
consideration VI u measure for tho
suppression Of anarchy the govern
mrnt was sustained by vote OF $50 to
1853, showing how greatly the govern
ment Is strengthened by the recent
dynamite outrage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-11

CHICAGO, Dec. H. rho thirteenth
annual convention OF she American
Federation Of Lgbor was opened here
today. About hundred delegates
from all parts Of the country we've
Present when President G0mpers
called the body 90 order. The Western
delegates want Western man Tor
president 20 succeed G1upsrs, aud 70
b. understood they will make a strong
hgnt % that end.
The convention was welcomed by
W. T.. PUmefoy, the local labor leader,
who expressed the hope that the rody
would make known 20 the world tho
uiuahlu condition OF the thousands Oi
unemployed Ia tue city.
VI. IA. MJdlen, pfesijent Of tho
Illinois federation Of lablr aud otuCrs
delivered addresses 10 which President
uUmpem Toplio1, warning those
who were retp0naible Tor the
prcfcnt condition OF lnb0r M
wuli or rtUtgblin Y against the ufe OF
dynamite ~ Mt barcelona and Paris.
40 long ~ tho conditions complained
Of existed they must expect such
thiugs
Committees Of credentials were then
appointed aud President Gompers de-
liyelod the annual addfcss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-11

DrNvEs, Dec. ll.--1he appointment
W a receiver nr the Union Pauih g,
Denver rgxssuui Cult road has been
postponed until this Afternoon.
A p1upOuomCnt was granted by j.
O.. Hslutt upon the request oi The
attorneys VI the Cult pystum, the
Union Pacific md tho government,
Tor the purpose Of holding "A final con-
ference ON the cndeavor ~ agree upon
receiver satisiaCtH y 10 all. 5uvufnl
meetings wrrr htll last week hut
they failed 10 cnmo Co Au agreement.
The Uuion Pacific have % long list OF
nnmtF, beaded by Genera u ugg, any
one Of whom would bo satiaIAulOry 60
the government and the Union Pacific.
TIE Gulf people demand tho appoint
mentUl eX.G0vernOr John Evans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-11
IODAYS COUNTY COURT.
List Of Applicants loi the Just,C,shIp
VI tho Second Precinct.


The usual weekly session Of the
county court WAS held today, but Il
was nearly II O'Clock when tho board
got down 20 business. Probate Judge
Blair presided and Seleclmon Csht on,
Bimbcfger aud Morris were also
present
MONEY IN HAND.
County Treasurer Lynn reported
that he has enough funds In hand 10
Roy all registered county warrants to
No. 1898 u the Interest bearing series.
slyhs ~ rHE yield.
Seven applications were received for
tbs Office Of justice OF the peace OF tho
second pfCciuci Of Salt Lake county,
rendered vacant by the recent death ~
Clarence W. Hal. The petition OF
each applicant horc the signatures OF
prominent ruaidontH. The candidates
were Mtssts. Peter Lochric, ". j.
Harvey, n. Il. watrOua, G. Ira
krrhu, n. ". Buungdvcgcr, Morris
dJmuvr AMI james D. Blazer. The
lass named has more ~ Say about him.
roll, as 20 his "flneis and qunlitica.
lionA" than the Others, stating that, ia
addition TO having been formerly q
member OF the bar II liawiins, Wyo,
lao was for eleven years superintendent
of tho schools OF Illinois and "now
HOLDS teachers certificate VI that state
Tor liie.n
a conversation onuutd o. 10 whether
of not tho selection eh0uli be made
forthwith, bur ultimately II WAS DO.
cidrd 10 let the matter 10 over until tho
disposal VI sll other business.
OS IIiE SICK LIST.
County Physician Worthington re-
ported that at this date there are three
county patients IA st. MsTk'z hospital
ana sVyon la ST. Mary's-a total u
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-11
The Coughiin Trial.

CHICAGO, Dec. ll.-rhu taking OF
evidence ~ the Coughin trial began
this morning. Tho Efai witness OK.
amiued was the captain Of the Lake
View poles, In whose territory Dr..
Croniu'a bfdy was found.
Captain Niillcrs testified 10 the find
ing Of CTonin's body IN the catch
basin, hnd the number aud character
VI the wounds.
Henry 10 Ch, foreman Of the sewer
cleaners, testified u the finding Of the
body In the catch basin, Paiuck Me-
Gary and Frank Seaman, friends OF
the dereasrd, testified 10 identifying
the remains NJ those OF CrUuin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-11
DOUBLE REASON FOR GOING.
Interpretation Of Mayor BaSGin's Visit
" Washington.

Mayor Baskin is a very quiet man
glven 10 keeping both his private aud
Official business affairs well to him.
self, 10 aIipped away to Washington
last night without mentioning tho fact
10 oven his .ni0st intimate fTlonia anu
only very few OF tbs city ofici
knew Of his intended departure.
The object of his trip Is said
10 be two.lolI. In the first
Mace he has nu important mining
case before tho Supreme Court Of the
United States which neeuH some al.
teutiOn irpm bio hands. In tbs second
he 10 Nh Garment advocate Of the oil
Introduced into Congress by Dsleg ate
Rawlins providing that the bomb ny
uapaclty OF this City may be incruAs ed
from four 10 six pHr cont OF the assesAeu
valuation on property, IL Is said tle
Mayor viii 90 all In his power TO
tepuFo tLs sAriy passage Of tue maa'
sure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-11

not quito clear o. those who knYa
most about 70 are not inclined 90 give
the Particular. Thin much was LEARNED.
however, that be was badly acallpl
shout the back nul uips 10y escapirg
steam AMI taken TO his iIdsinys, vt 80.
1913 Center street where hH iuiuur.
Irc being attended 10 uyu physician.
MI IIuII0Im camc 90 Salt Lake.
from l0ualu 90 learn the plumbing uu,.
lLess anu isa very steady y0uug man
% good habits AM be hns many
irionis who hUrr Tor his rapid oug
permanent recovery.