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Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
Notice of Final settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that final set
tlement of the estate of w. III. Elliott,
deceased, viii be made at the March
term of the Probate Court of Audrain
County, Missouri, to be held at Mex
leo, Missouri, ths second Monday in
March, 1895. II. 7. ELLIOTT,
1T. Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. French Strother re.
ceived by express Saturday a nice
present in the way Of a fine $50
pound buck, sent to them by their
son, 0. d. Strother, of South Nc
Allister, Indian Territory. This
remembrance was highly ~apprecist-
ed by both the Professor and his
estimable wife.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
Notice of Final settlement.

Notice is herehy given that final set
Element of the estate of Jerry Peck,
deceased, will be made at the March
term of the PROBATE Court of Audraln
County, Missouri, 10 be held at Mex
leo. Missouri, the second Monday in
March, 1895. MIKE PECK,
I'd. Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
will be Vastly Improved.

The Mexico LEDGER is soon tc
have a new dress Of type and wit
appear in an improved condition
shortly. However, this lie hardly
possible, as the LEDGER is one Of the
best looking papers in the state all
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17

QUITE "A number of our citizens
have expressed themselves as anx-
ious to contribute toward the Me-
braska sufferers. A public meeting
should be called and action taken at
anpa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
Notice of Final settlement

Notice is hereby given that final
settlement of the estate of Augustus
Turner, deceased. will be made at the
March term of the Probate Court of
Audrain County, Missouri, to be held
at Mexico on the second Monday in
March, 1895. ED. L. FAUCETT,
I'd. Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
Notice of Assignee's Application
for D~iRcharye.

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned assignee will apply to the
Audrain Circuit Court at the first Gay
of the January term thereof, 1895, for q
discharge from his trust as assignee.
II. p. WARDEN,
81 ct Assignee of u. b. Ermey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
The Difference.

To the Editor of the Ledger.
Mexico, Mo-, Jan. 15.-l. VIVA,
is meant by a ratio Of 16 to 1,speak'
ing of the coinage of silver? 2.
Can there be such a thing as un-
limited coinage at a ratio of 16 to /?
SUBSCRIBER.
/. 1t refers to weight, meaning
that 16 ounces of silver should be
equal in value to l ounce OF gold.
2. Silverites say "yss;" gold men
say, "Not on your life."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
Ate q Eggs In q Minutes.

LoGANsPoRT, ND, Jan. 11.-F.
d. Reap, who claims the title of
champion eater of the west, won
500 at Pulaski last evening by de-
vouring two dozen eggs in twenty
four minutes. The feat was accom-,
plished under the most adverse cir.
cumstances, as Reap had, previous
to making the wager, just partaken
OF a meal, at which he ate three
times as much as an ordinary man.
Miss Kate Ferris is up from st.
Louis, visiting friends and relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
Thursday, the17thD ayofJ ID
nrV- A Id
sHERIFP,s SALE.

BY virtue and authority OF rel
execution issaed from the Office
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of AUD
County, Missouri, returnabls 81
January Term, 1896, of said Court
to me directed in favor Of D. MI
thony, and against w. Fl. Bsal, Il
levied upon and seized all the II
title, interest and claim Of tho nd
II. Beal of, in and to the following!
scribed real estate, to-wit: Thsna
east quarter of section SO, townshl
range 7 west, and is liz acres, pz]
lot 3, survey 1855, part souihFe1
the northwest and 12xf25 feet q
southwest of the northwest quartz
in section SO, township 50, range 1
lying and being In the said County
State of Missouri; and ! viii, on
Friday, the Goth Day Of Ja1
AIRY, A. d., 1895,
ut being the 9Th day OF The On
Court of said County, between
hours of nine O'Clock In the fofs4
and five o'clock ia the afteruea]
that day, at the Court House dag2
the City OF Mexico, Countyo Of Aio3
aforesaid, sell the came, or 50 q
thereof as may be requires, Of ~
vendue, to the highest bidder ioi
in hand tsubject 10 all prior Lens
judgmentsl, 10 satisfy said sxesa|
and costs. j. n. STEPHlsNa
Sheriff of Audrain C0ant.y, y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
THE LEDGER,
THURSDAY, JAN. II, 1895.

The citizens of Mexico should
have a meeting and arrange to send
aid to the sufferers Of Nebraska.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17

The desperate, Bill Cook, has
been caught and interviewed again.
We trust there is no mistake about
the matter this time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17

UNLEssthe Democrats in Congress
get together and pass some financial
legislation, they have lost their op.
portunitv to retrieve themselves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
Notice of Final settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that final set
tlement of the estate of e. s. Mayes,
deceased, will be made at the March
term of the Probate Court of Audrain
County, Missouri, to be held mt Mex
leo, Missouri, the second Monday in
March, 1895. DRURY MAYES,
I'd Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17

READ the advertisements in the
Mexico Daily and Weekly LEDGER
before you buy your goods. You
will save money.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17

x-GovERNoR BoIEs, of Iowa, in
his Omaha address, said: "Ifthe
next National Democratic conven-
ton will discard platitude of every
description, commit the party UNI
eauivocaliy to a ratio at which gold
and silver shall be equally freely
coined and point out in explicit
terms the legislation that should be
adopted to preserve the parity of the
two metals and do this in a rational
and reasonable way, the masses of
American voters will come to the aid
of the party thus committed, and
the Democracy will again be trium-
phant." Nov, the question is, what
is the ratio which makes the parity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17

WANTET-A housekeeper for a
small family in neighborlng town.
Apply at Halls store. d2t.w1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17

The Louisville Courier-Journal,
referring to the fate of the Currency
Bill, makes the following pertinent
statement: The Republicans voted
solidIy against closing debate on the
Currency Bill, which was equivalent
to voting against the bill. Of course
the Republicans r not solid in
their opposition to the bill on its
merits. They would not be solid on
any financial measure which could
come before them. They are simply
solid against any measure proposed
by a Democrat, whatever be their
real views of it, and whatever be the
need of the country for some such
legislation. Truly a broad and pa
triotic party is the Republican party
| of to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
TRUSTEES sarr

WHEREAS, James T. Coy ana I.
Cox, his wife, by their certalc a.sS
trust, dated May 20, 1893. and -.
ed in Book II, at page 45o. IN ~ y
corder's office of AudrainConntr ~
of Missouri, conveyed to II. & pss|
etts the following described real ".
situated in Audrain County. 500
Missouri, to-wit: Lots twenty.tva,s|
twenty-three (23l, twentr.fan n
twenty-five (25l, twenty.six tS,
twenty-seven (27), all In Barnes I
difion to the City Of Mexico, Mlsss3
as per plat of said Addition an als
the office of the Recorder Of Deei.
Audrain County, Missouri. Almn
of block four (4) in John A. pesrn
Addition TO the City o Mexioo anay
scribed as follows. Comrl6lcs 4
southeast corner of said block faa,
and run north one hundred audts
ty feet Q20), thence west one hund3
and eighty (lS0) feet for q berIonj
point, thence run north one hundl
and twenty l120) feet, thence wei
hundred and seventy-fonr fIsgtl
thence south one hundred and i've
(l20) feet, thence east one hundred
seventy-four (l74l feet to the plsq
beginning, which said deed Off,
was made to said III. A. Ricke.a
trust to secure the payment Of cen
negotiable promissory notes In
deed Oftrust mentioned, and, whes
default has been made In the cd
tions and terms OF said deed Of III
now, therefore, at the request q
legal holder OF said nota and In
suance of the provisions Of saidN
OF trust, 1 will, on
Thursday, the 18th DayofJ u
airy, A. d., 1856,
between the hours Of 9o'cloek ii
forenoon and 5 O'clock In the altar
of said day, at the east front dc
the Court House, in the City b
leo, Audrain County, Missouri
said property, at public vendn
the highest bidder for cash to II
said debt and the cost Of execs
this trust. III. A. RIGKETMj
30-tda 1ernstp
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17

Charles Edmonston has gone to
Texas to reside permanently.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17

Filley turned DR.. Tubbs down
for the Craftsmanship Of the Appro.
priations Committee. de Old
Mans" eisction bill must be referred
to Tubbs us chairman of the Elee,
ticns Com nittee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-07

Yesterday tho private car OF General
Manager W. h Woodford. Of the CIsye.
land, Loraia & Wheeling road, with
that official and General Freight Agent
j, L. Terry, Of Cleveland, on board, was
ut this end OF the road. The two Off,
cials have been on tour Of inspection
Of their line, beginning at Cleveland
and ending at this end Of the system,
They were very we'll pleased with their
observations, the road being in first
class shape, and the traffic, especially
freight, rs good as at any time since
tho road reached the Ohio. The bridges
and other improvements recently made
on the southern end Of the road, be.
tween U|hrichsyllle and Bridgeport
were looked at aud tRvorsbly comment.
cd oD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-07

President Stevenson Burk, Of the
Ohio Central lines, and q party Of other
officials Of the road, recently took a trip
through West Virginia aud Virginia,
1t is rumored that this trip was Of more
than casual interest. 1t is said that
President Burk and party wore looking
over tho field at the end Of the line with
the object in view Of determining upon
the best route from the present ter.
minus Of the road at Gauloy, W. Va.
for an outlet to the Atlantic seaboard.
1t is said that the route looked upon rs
being the most favorable is along tue
opposite bank OF the Greenbrier river
from the Chesapeake & Ohio road east
from Gauloy, through separate cuts in
the Allegheny and Blue Ridge noun
tainS, down through Virginia and prob
ably to Newport News, as IN outlet IN
the sea. 1t IL very probable that before
another winter the route OF tho
proposed new line will have been de.
cided upon and tho work Of building 1t
commenced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-07
IN OII'S DOMAIN.

Many Wells Due la tho SiStorSvilIs Dis.
trlct, On 10th sides OF tho RiVer-Ths
Dsis, Produeers-Othsr oil News.
Many wells are now duo in various
parts OF the SiS.orsVllle field and opera.
tors arc waiting to learn LhOir late with
anxiety. On the Ohio aldo Ramcy. Nc
Coy & Co.'s weigle No. 1 ia due thia
morning; one OF Importance due is the
NJ. L. Colobaugh we'll. which should
reach the pay sand to-day. and on tho
Jessie RowloS farm tho kanawha Oil
Company is duo with their No. ]. On
the Foreman farm tho Fisher Oil Com.
pany's No. ! Ia due. Middle Island.
too, has q number Of interesting wells
due. Gortz No. = Of the KanAwha Oil
Company was due yesterday, and should
DO drilled in by to-day at the latest.
This company also expects TO drill in tho
Alfred Smith No. . IN tho vicinity OF
tho big Moses this morning. This
well Is important on account oil It's loca.
ton. AZ there is believed to DO a pool OF
oil existing somewhere noar tho big
MIoaeI." On tho Minerva Mckay farm
j. I. Jones & Go. aro due in the KoUnor
sand with thoir No. /. Tho we'll wal
showing 4 heavy gas pressure yesterday
but no oil. 10 go back to Monroe
county, two very important wOlls that
can DO expected TO be drilled in at any
limo are tho Allen and HunSol wells,
The Brown wsll, on Buchanan, still has
u fishing Job at tho head Of tho Big
Injun sand. Whom the tools are rocoy-
cred tho vol will 10 Afilled in at once,
The well Ia showing Considerable oil in
the kosner sand.
Tho Associated Producers Doist No.
10 had tho casing put in yesterday.
DOlst No, IA has n fishing job, as has
also No. 8. A packer has boon lost in
tho holo. Tho production Of this com.
pany's Deist wells is now estimated at
over 1000 bNrrola per day.
Tho Parker OIL OOmpany'H Parker
No. |, nOar Friendly, reached tho itot
pay yesterday morning and made Il
slight showing Of oil.
Tho Mellon limo rum In tho SistOr9'
Wills fold yesterday vera b,470 barrels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-07

N. Il, Scott, Of Wheeling, and tho FOL
lowing l%arkorsburg peoples j. NJ,
Daro, a. q. jackson, Dato & Carney,
aud John \. Harris, who nro operating
In tho Copper oil fold, aro daily bDrom'
ing moro certain that they luvo u good
thing aud will mako u good BtrikO, o..
pucially with thor No. |. which Ia 2OC
foot iuop and IL located In tho vicinity
OF n big gassOr aud In what experienced
oil men pronounce n remarkably ptom'
ising spot. OF thnlr other wUlla Oh tho
johnson lonsu and uOxt to tho Smith,
No. . began aruddinR %yOitNrdny aud
No . has boon located - drksHburt
LyIrnnI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-07

THIS gtOat mclcdtnma will br given
nj tho Opera House tonight, Tho com.
pAnY has mot with tho most llatlOfing
buccois whctoyor II hW appeared this
anraun Mr. Percy slinrun playa tho
principal mtln rol1 Of Buibd0D whose
most tragic HConOs with h0Ilmoui ntu
thrilling beyond description. Tue
equally important tolo oi hOduoni ii
played by Moti Mtvn1rl. Mr. El
brown has llo part NJ W.. lpdilin, on
old Inonl oi Rrib Gous, Matshnll stUaI.
man Ia raNt IN Noi lunrtleH RmboDH'
adopted son, In love with ROsnnJud,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-07

Nrd's father, by adoption, is endeAvor-
lug to defeat tho boys love affair be.
cause tho girls past is shroudedi in mya-
tory. Walter Greene plays Lord PEI.
igorthi James Eddy is tho sporty"
young Sir Richard ClWshor, Aletha Luse
is tho Hon, Mrs, FreiptN and Miss Mary
Churchill takes the part Of Maud, and
Mrs, Casey IL the inevitable Bridget
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-07
Opara non,e Otohe.lrn Nehonr.AIs.

The Opera House Orchestra will open
Its bl.weekly rehearsali for the wIntsr,
next Sunday evening. The programme
prepared 70 one Of tile host the orsani'
cation has sVar rendered, and this being
the fret Of the season there will no
doubt ba full attendance OF the mem.
bers and their friends. The admission
10 by invitation only, and only men,
bers receive cards.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-07
Ilil,Il.

nii,D.
HACK on Wednesday, EoyombOrG, 1896, at $40
o'clock a. M, ELizAlRrll, vile Of George
Hack. In her 6sih year,
Funeral from tho family residence, No, lis Eigh.
teenlh street, Friday morning at $3.50 O'Clock,
Mass at 81 Alphonsus church at Q O'Clock,
Friends Of the iamily respectfully invited to
attend, Intcrmeng at Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
sHIPMAH-on "wednesday. November O. 1895, at
li9 O'Clock p ~, CHRISTIAN SulrNAN, in his
10Th year.
Funeral services at family residence, No, i62 Ma.
tIouGt Road, Friday rnornIug OF 800 o'clock,
Friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend. Intermaut atShort Creek Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-07
RAILROAD MATTERS.
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling On
oIals Inspecting.
RECENT IMPROVEMENTS MADE

IN tho Southern End of the Line Arc
Now completed-Tho Cleveland, Lo,
rain s Wheeling and tho coRuells'
yIlIo Road-Tho Lorala Has No
Finger in That FREDERICKSBURG Ru.
NOR as to tho Wheeling y Lake
Erie Probably %IneorrOot,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-07
AN HONEST AMBITION
BOYS CLOTHING

Made with n rseoli cotton Of what Boys
CIothing has to stand and priced on tho
superstition that you ars going to look
at other stores Boys' Clothing before
you come here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-07

HAVE you seen those elegant so 90
TTogserlnsa? You should not TAIL to order
"a pair at q. HESS S SONS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-07
SUMNER RESORTS.
WEsT VIRGINIA..

Altitude 900 feet. where rest eau DO found.
20 for tue summer TO regain their health and
strength and tnd The proper condition and sur
roundings. Nowhere better than a. Brookslde
for pure air, grand views. beautiful drives, fac
lawns, henl0ct groves aud q picturesque trout
In the Cheat. Large rooms 70 give you most 70
ireShing sleep, Table iurpished With all fresh
fruits and vegetables and wholesome cooking.
Swimming pool, tennis, bowling, billiard pallor,
miles from Oakland and Deer PARK. Ten cot
tageG and main hotel. Rates 81 to SO per week.
For descriptive circular, etc. address
S. PRESCOTT WRIGHT.
jy6 BrookIide. W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-07

II has boon rumored recently that
other the Cleveland, Loraln 4 Wheel
ing or Wheeling & Lake Eric compa.
MES would like TO gain control Of the
proposed company TO build u coke road
from Wheeling to Connellsville. 1t was
said in support that, as Andrew Car.
negle claims, the larger part Of tho
steel manufactured in this country will
DO manufactured On the shores Of Lake
Erie or Of tho other great lakes, where
tue great advantage OF n short haul OF
ore will more than balance the longer
haul Of coke. As both the companies
named terminate at lake cities, Glove.
land and Toledo, the future worth Of an
extension to ConnellsVille iS undenlable.
However, it is learned on good authority
that the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Is not anxious TO extend to Connells.
vile, at the present, on account OF close
relations with another line that .enters
the Connellsyille district.
So far as the Wheeling & Lake Erie is
concerned, 1t is not thought that con-.
pRny seriously considers going to Con.
nellsville in the near future. In addi.
ton to building the line from Wheeling
to tho coke field, the Wheeling & Lake
Erie would have to gain control OF tho
Wheeling Terminal system. Otherwise
their Conceivable line would be dis.
connected with their main line, which
ends at Martins Ferry.
The Lamar register., 1895-06-22

woman. Well. cannot tell you. /
only saw her "A moment or two as she
came IN"
There was no time TO say more. a
servant opened the door and announced
Miss Peyton.'
For a moment she stood at the open
door, her dusiy beauty and star-like
eyes enhanced by every device of dress
and ornament II was no wonder that
Mark at once succumbed 20 her spell.
who ever loved. that loved not at first
sight2"
And Mark no sooner looked than he
loved He passed very restless night
and came down to breakfast table IN
what his aunt called touch -me-not''
temper.
After he went at once to Archy's Of
hce. For a few minutes the young man
sat and smoked without conversation.
Archy, with characteristic caution.
waiting for Mark to introduce the sub
iect which he knew he had come TO dis
cuss- AS usual. the weather was the
opening wedge. Mark declaring it to
be suicidal.
II behaved shamefully this morning
at breakfast and It was all the fault OF
The Lamar register., 1895-06-22

u wish Mark Elliott wocld come ne
thought, as he arranged his desk Tor tne
mornings work; 7 wish Mark would
come. And with the wish Mark en-
tered
One glance into Marks face. however,
told Archy that, In some way or otner'
there was to be change In the even
ing's program
You have got new sensation. l
see he said. what is e.
mo. really; ! have received orders 10
dine al home, that is all Aunt Mar
gsrst has company. and wants me to
As entertalninEs some young lady from
Maryland that she has heen expecting.
and in whom she takes n great interest,
The girl IS pretty and rich. and dare
say ! SHAH be in some danger
Why am ! aot invited too. I won
der2-.
out Auntie has some private reason ]
think YOU ought TO be more grateful
foE the breach than foE the Observance
eighth street is--s regular woman's din
smoke -
"Pshawi You kn9w you like a fiirta-
uou better than a dinner. Marx call
In the morning and report, viii 'youg''
With a nod of acqulesceuce and hdien,
Mark was gone.
iis spirits rose as he usared home.
and when his aunt spoke TO him %
Mary and OF her love, he asked;
Is she pretty. aunt"
Always mans nEst question about
The Lamar register., 1895-06-22

that horrld weather; It is enough 10
make a man fprsWear his country
--Nonsrnsa. replied Arcty, I've
been urder those eternal skies ct eiue,
and a little OF the gray Is quite re
thing. In my opinion, WIN not this
young lady at home make httis ihae-
pendent sunshine fer youT"
4 am afraid OF that sort OF suashine'
It is dangerous,
mot 20 you. who are acehmateas
But describe II 70 me"
I can't do It. Arehy. she Is 80 bright
that she dazzles you Last night II Was
a soft gray, siIvery light. mingled with
heavenly blue, This morning Il was
rosy. bright and sparkling, ] can't an
aiyze.
4 hope. Marx. you are not in love
with this young lady"
why soT7
because ii won't Do. There IS uttie
Flora Kelvin; It would break her heart
n you should desert her now"
There Is no engagement between US
But there ought to be"
.of course shah Do nothing wrurs
TO Flora You ara not sympathetic this
morning, Archy. so I am going
All through the lenH day Mark fretted
and worried over his accustnnsed work.
bat 'tiue s.id the hour run through ths
longest day, and O'Clock came, al
though Marx thought IL never would
Mark oDEht % hEyc gous % Fi9rass
that evening. bur instead he sent hur-
ried apology This Was only she beEin-
ming OF such selnsn Indulgence Flora
received more and muru apalaEi-s and
fewer calls until even The Apologies
ceased 10 fe necessary. Mark did not
ask himself whether Mary loved him;
he did not dara 10 thiuE - BIS unmzuiy
treatment uf the 4sr htiie siri who
had been 50 preeious % Eisn- He was
absorbed IN the delicious present. and
blind 10 all future c0uacaUraces-
one night. corning hou- from business
a little later tGaH usaal, be met MaFg
coming down The stairs, She was
dressed gor an cnteEtsinrnrnL Her neck
ana arms W-re uncovered. Aad were
beautifully white. set having Just
enough rose tiai 20 ruEErst that perfect
health which = the crown q beauty
As she passed Ens put cut her hand
with a sIaile. and Then all ais stormy.
The Lamar register., 1895-06-22
u4onentAry

passionate love found uaomentarz
voice.
Mary Mary he cjaculated, and
put out his hand To detHlu her.
But in her coldest tone and stepping
slightly backward. she said
What did you say, sig -
Il said nothing, Miss Peytnn My
heart spoke to you was foolish
enough to imagine yau would hear H.
Then turning hvrcely around. he shut
himself In his own room.
The next morning he wos so disturbed
that be determined 70 go and talk the
whole affair over with Archy. and II
his advice was practlcabie-that Is.
agreeable-to take IT. He was amazed
when Archy said
Flora Kelvin is engage 70 a hand
some young cavnirs oificer: he Is quite
splendid in his Uniform, / assure you, I
understood IL was an old attachment
She is not TO be married until next
month, as Captain Home is obliged to
return to duty at present"
Ali I'm glad nf that. ] shall go and
see Flora tonight and tell the little lady
what / think Of her"
TheL he opened his heart about his
The Lamar register., 1895-06-22
IN HIS OWN COIN.

r c II Y @ y l.
braith sa; IN his Of
hee dorketinE his
last fle OF papers.
II had been a per
sistentiy wet day,
and through the
muddy streets mis-
cradle people. In
numbered with UNI
breglas and over
coats, ploddei along
ia a kind OF hope
less resignation.