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Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

EVERYTHING Democratic is going
~Bryanward. Senator Hill has enter
tanned Nh. and Mrs. Bryan at his New
York home, and Col. VIM. r. Morri-
son has announced his intention to
stump Illinois for BRYAN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03
In the Circuit Court OF Audrain
ty, Missouri. wv

BY virtue and authority OF "a ~
aud order of sale made by thyMsss
Court in the above entitled causJssn
OF a certified copy thereof, datsAlna
Z, 1895, will on Monday, Sel(t ep,Sss
81, 1895, between the hours of tocten.
in the forenoon and 3 o'clocy IL ~
afternoon of that day, at thA finn.
door of the Court House, in ia ri
of Mexico, in Audrain Countx N.Y.
souri,, sell at public vendue, 10 A.
highest bidder, the following desefih.
ed real estate, viz: So feet off tne 49,.
side of lot No. ., block Is of tha os,ss
nal town of Mexico, and fronts M W..
on East monrCo street and rms No.
northwardly III hundred and TOM
teen feet to an alley and lies betwear
the law office of Geo. Robertson ana
the old Baptist Church.
Terms or sale as follows. viz. cah
j. N. STEPHENS,
Gz-tuS. Sheriff 4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

w. w. JOHNSON, one of Audrain
county's most successful farmers and
stock growers, carried off all kinds of
premiums at the Mexico Fair on his
Poland China hogs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03
Notice Of Final Settlement,

Notice is hereby given that final set
Element of the estate of ID. III. Mildred
deceased, will be made at the Septem
Der term, 1895, of the Probate Court
OF Audrain County, Missouri, to DO
held at Mexico on the second Mon6sss.
in September, 1896.
G.. A. MILDRED,
I'd Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

Notice 10 hereby given that final
settlement of the estate of G. j. Payne,
deceased, viii be made ut the Septem.
Der term, 1896, OF the Probate Court
OF Audrain County, Missouri, to be
held in Mexico on the second Monday
In September, 1886.
J. II. CARTER,
I'd Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

THE Mexico Fire and Lightning In
surance Company did not lose a cent
by the big Laddonia fire.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

THE prospect for both of the Mexico
colleges is very bright. 1t is probable
that there will be a largely increased
attendance at both of these popular
institutions
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

Ira HALL, a prominent Republican,
formerly of Mexico, now of California,
is for Bryan and SewaIl. He has
written a long letter giving his reasons.
The letter will appear in next weeks
LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

JOHN N. KosEBERRY writes the
LEDGER from Sherman, Texas, that
Texas will without doubt give Bryan
and SewalI IT'S, 200 majority.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

THE little city of Laddonia has the
sympathy of the LEDGER in the loss
from fire. The citizens of Laddonia
are live, enterprising business men
and will promptly rebuild.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

GROVER CLEVELAND don't want the
indianapolis nomination. 1t won't
wash.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03
Notice Of Final settIement

Notice Is hereby given that final
settlement of the estate ofJ w. Dong
lass * Co. viii be made at the Sen
TENDER term, 1896, of the Probate
Court OF Audrain County, Missouri, TO
be held at Mexico on the SECOND Mon
day in September, 1896.
j. T. WILLIAMS,
Ia Administrator,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03
LLOYD
22-4t Adminiatrat1
Notice Of Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given that final
settlement OF the estate of r. b. Wor-
rell, deceased, will be made at the
September term, 1896, OF the Probate
Court of Audrain County, Missouri,
to be held at Mexico on the second
Monday in September, 1896.
r. ID. WORRELL,
I'd AdynfninfFator
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

JAMES Fields, of Mt. Carmel, MI.
was awarded Potts & Hord's $40 prem
ium for the best potatoes exhibits dat
the Mexico Fair. The premium win
ners were the finest potatoes ever e-
hibited in Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

You are requested to meet at A. D.
U. w. Hall on Saturday next at 6
o'clock p. m. Business of Importance
demands your attention. Don't fail
@. T. ALLEN, Com.
r. s. MCKINNEY, Adit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

"MoNEY talks" Let your mouth
rest and subscribe to the LEDGER
Democratic campaign fund.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

GOVERNOR w. j. STONE will make
ten speeches in Illinois during the
campaign.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

We can furnish you anything you
want in school books and school sup
plies at very low prices.
E. lei, CARTER & Co,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

Col. j. K. hickey is prominently
for Congress from a st. Louis district.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

THE State Board of Agriculture is
strictly enforcing the cattle quaran-
tine regulations against Texas fever.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

Miss saliie Mcintyre, of Laddonia, a
niece of Thos. s. Pearson, went
through Mexico Tuesday to attend the
Christian Orphan School at Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

DEMOCRATS should organize in
every school district in the county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

Seed Wheat.
Finest you ever saw.
WIN. POLLOCK MILL & ELEy. Go.
The Sound Money Convention

1Ho DVuNu mUHty CUuYFntlOn,
The Sound Money National Con-
vention met at Indianapolis wednes-
day with q fair attendance. Several
speeches were made, In which Cleye-
land was highly Landed. The Con-
vention then took a recess until 4 n m
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03
sHERIFF's SALE IN pARqlrIo.

Moilie b. Rohu aud her husband
aonn, Plaintiffs, rs s. p Emn.u.
administrator Of the estate nf ns..
Iomiinsor, deceased, Clinian ,a
Bonn, Frank A. Rein. Chsssa. =
Kohn, James TomIiuson. EI =.
iinsop, William Tomiinsop- a,su
vile Lee Tomlinson. *ssh-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03
Dry Goods.

/. We received a full and complete
line last week. We would take PLEAS
ure to quote you price on the same.
We honestly believe you will agree
with us that our prices are not hieh.
but low-lower than you are in he
habit of paying.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

THE McKinleyites are not talking as
much about carrying Southern States
as they we're.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

THE Kansas City World is raising a
fund for the Democratic National
Committee. This fund lis now above
$500 and is growing steadily.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03
We are

Keeping track of your wants and
constantly adding to the stock to
meet them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

THIS appears to be a good year for
the political skirt dancer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03
No More Wet CARPETS.

The only successful weather strip.
Leave your order at the Wade Cauth-
orn Furniture store or address the
GALLATIN WEATHER STRIP Co., Mex
leo, Mo. Agents wanted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

Tornado and fire insurance in Farm.
ers' Mutual companies.
W. f. FowLEs,
Office opposite Post Office, Mexico,
Mo. Write or call. est
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03
A FARMERS NARROW ESCAPE
His Load of Hay Caught Fire From a
Hot Wheel of the Wagon.

CENTRALIA, Mo-, Sept. III. F
Winklehake, a farmer q few mile
north OF this city, while hauling a loat
of hay into town this afternoon me-
with an unusual accident. His team
of mules was hitched to a new wager
and the hay caught fire from a hoi
wheel of the wagon. The driver mar
rowly escaped with his life. His face
was considerably burned and the hay
and wagon were entirely destroyed
The mules were saved by being cut
loose from the wagon.
In catarrhal Inflammation in chron-
ic displacements common to women,
where there r symptoms of back
ache, dizziness or fafnting, bearing
down sensations, disordered stomach,
m~oodiness, fatigue, etc., the trouble is
surely dispelled and the sufferer
brought back to health and good
spirits by the use of DIR. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription. It's the only
medicine for women's peculiar all
ments devised by q regularly gradu-
ated physician-an experienced ex-
pert in this special field of practice,
and sold through druggists. Its sales
exceed the combined sales of all other
medicines of its class.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03
Mems Shoes

We are clearing up on. We have
perhaps 150 pairs. II we have what
you want in this line, we will sell
them to you cheaper than our cost.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03
Boys Suits.

We have a nice line of boys' two
piece suits that we have MARKED ase
$3.50, s1.65 and $500. Sizes S to "a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

All of the latest novelties in import
ed dress goods Ear be found at Bium,s.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03
Notice Of Final set,lsmen,

Mrs. George Kabrich is in New
Bloomfield, Mo-, visiting relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

POOR old Vermont-wedded to its
idols worse than ever.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

The new things in dress goods for
fall and winter at Blum's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03
Decorated Water jugs.

We bought 100 from the maker.
Price 2sc. Ask to SEQ them.
We solicit a visit to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

oOb5ShIfilONS.
The subscription to-day is:
Fl. A. Ricketts, ............ $40 90
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

r. s. MCKINNEY, Adit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

% 1t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10
BASE BALL ETHICAL CODE.

Charles Dryden. who writes about tho
Nauounl game Cor the Ncw YORK Jonrnnl
las comniled now set of ethics for the
ruidancc OF players and umplres. winch
he National League should make an
hnsto to adopt Dryden says that while
many OF those points oil recognized and
imperative parlor etiquette can not he in
trodueeI la base bail. yet the snort offers
a ,ast nold for Improvement We al nav
noticed thnt fact. or Vii when CUR atton-
.@on s. caleb to II.
Here Is "A now code of ethics. the object
being 10 elevate the game 10 the socla.
status OF GOT. tiugltdewiuhs ana IAN -
tonui, ana Impart that r,cheiehe ton"
witch has long been lacking
ku,e / fte.d captain ana thirlN-tMrd
degree kiokors must refrain from ak ring
the natural expression OF an umplf"s ieh-
tures IN the presence OF the pupulaee 10
convey AN air OF correct 81. Louis. Mil.
TN Malta should enicr SAD umpire INTO
the dressing room after the game pun u
hni bag over his head ana imprint u sevos
of swift kicks. For authority ON this
point sec case OF Latham ~ al vs. Shers-
ian, on Thursday. April 20. iNG-
Rule a-MiNod ale language rejecting
GA the habits ana character Of annual
ass-holaers who iniimNlf oy NpIu ol
mouth that the periormanes OF a riayc
Is ia an advanced stage of dcramnpsllon
can hc taken AS conclusive rN'1eh'r iAA'
the offender II hop"lessN Nn4A Natia'
Nash IL is much better 10 i,,i the critic
In placid accents mat no Is hushonse
Rule g. Winning pitchers, unless they
wish TO he branded as irreareinaps
Omaha. Neh., ,snenid Mpn ,,vycad,h q,
,hs,r hlnom.rs before submitting II to IN,
bntsnar such procedure u not only
hcariless, but exceedingly battle Si.sA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10

SoH'h i'sHa ltnma In North T,vaa lInus-
ipf tHlD "a good ainFt Two gnm.s were
'Aetn .fph4 lthlfNu, but ihe inirl went
TO- ih' it'l Mru on account OF bad
W'rrDr 10 iEr box WIN dcruorallzcd ns
""h mon 80 is az nii lnl'N uncertain.
'Alf'Hnn probably wont against nhunt
ihf fIfuHE,af 81 Aorlb I,aaH. nud tnloc
tlfairniH went 90 the pAnih,ra. Tao s.Ni
nials iruy ir abr 40 f,Fnin lost laulDlt
wn'n tuey moot Dsnirotrnnh Dalius
san An'0Uo hfnftsd on tho tour
sifetrih"u'd 1hey hagu got everything
tL'N won't after so far.
Fort Worth aHd Nhefmnn are nboui
rsr"l IN ssfrnHth IT 10 hard 20 sny wnich
nni l''n"9n WA need Nr,ugthenius ma
lfr'h'A and change ntiy come oyer al
irifa The strongest ttuln in th. lrnguo
rAH uu' no injured a. his time Houston
nha unili a rrrlcs ia played with each of
ih't" nul q ie'ercne" ~ mniN I" the per
oonlaHe table II VIII be tad Judgment 10
ii% 10 pick the beat in tho State.
'ht prospects are ilui TINS season viii
Ne " hord one. rnc patronage of the gam.
~ course ~ill depend upon IN. article OF
llli mt II eiven Tor ihe admission zee.
nut - IN" season " young vet there H.
iine Tor lhe w'rh clubs 4. do better with
new mon. However fh. lnt.ra ~ ia,
game SHOW II diaposltion to pa,ronizn II.
ana W No tho pi.Aent me experiments OF
''hsu" lrnns iU Nntil fitioa Ike Sherman
Nni behleun has given promise Of sue
''ss '"nis"u 90 eonrs. VIII nave 10 gci
4" r." better man The lf.gur wi,l ncccs-
"illy nave Ia bo oqGallzod Ia strength
WHO mo rcnupni Win 40 to can not ho
suestWrd II IL 81 long way on. aud a.
| rNNrt gam" makes a Change tho chances
| fnr me rag I. bc won are many.
II might hc suggested that President
| Nnri negotiate for new umpirrs Land
| and brennan seem TO give sAtittacton
but tho TWO Mos do not, McGinnis has
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10

here and IS the hest man at third OF ali
who have covered the baI for the Colpn.ls
tins year MoCloehey, BY the way clai-is
10 he resronsblc for the signing OF Cling
man.
- aska Connie Mock FOR him" said
MeCioskey Yesterday, and Mack sail ne
coald be- had TOR money. Mac IS roor
friend oi mine. however ana huaiiy COLI
srufod 10 tfaue him to louisville Simply
~ "A favor 10 me, SO that / could strength
en- the tenn
II is probable that before the ,Sew YORK
have corraliea one or NOR OF he Ionis-
willie PLAYERS. He is particularly aaNious
to secure Mccreery as the Giants are
weak in the box McCrceiy NAV either
he bought or taken ia exchanEe FOR ni.
l}lll clark. the first naseman. M- Irwin
secs 40 hope of gctung Rasie ana needs
all the pitching talent he can get.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10
MANAGrp NrccrosKsY.
somethiHe About Ills Release from the
Louisville Club.

; iNf iHiAN ABOUT ~ -, N9H ~ ill ~
Louisville Nl~o.
Ttf- Courier Journal.
',ors o. ''s' ''',''s'..''' ,'''.''
ci -s- iraiiY "ec'deI NPaH 4 H'tn 10
fsfl- fr. unAut cement Of ta0 fs1in. Tfcif
a. Mechanical n.ho managcd
80, ,. , wan
tir ti''HiNh ieaA u eeahi w." - -
tit. u.fut0i in 1870. and whom a rumnef
on ~. f.f4ctors and stoDkholdcls Of iac
,.,,s =. s,,.., g.. ,,,,.,.,s... th,,.
Sl-D =" '' Aus 10 s's' ~ -"
1u itt season whfI VICE i'sN'' Mi9
a..f.ia.l nrou 4 telegram was sent to Nr
,f..,.....t.t ,s.e,. i,r,,xi,n h,,,
" 80 t-n, a., E.d no,
'f III "o"I - -, ~, "' '-". ~, ~" I'm
h'.ia from " Gu .+sii = Mot ~,
:, rsr,, ,,rnt,i.i.. NM H. Mn ref.st
u ~ ''Hi't - - 4. ,n,
~. ~ ~, % d ~, Ia 49,.
h,,,,, .',-. .,d mi. .,ie,'t.s
~ M, h.. ,,r. vi, 5es..n,,,
$40 iAinlihf VIZ. NJ i''a3 w.. rr,,,,s
hAI i'i 'H.n l.h'S' S9st ~. ''G li'o'
W. o4' ~. - ',..,',7,,ini,.
iin Ni's 'aN ".'i',.,S ,.,,,.. .,,,,..
.i+ ~, ~ ,,e se'.t,,t,
NA9'ts IA 'n" hi.l,Hs , ,,',t,,
rg1ai rl a 'rlsss AZ l.r Snt'a! Inc IN
Cincinnati III ii1'lessn. - Of n H. sr en-.
s,Iai team work W % apn4ir, n, 'n ~ ''s
directors reine - ~ '9',S WIN
th,if' was n''FN7iNE d4iH max ''S'-'"'N
must 20. ,,, ,,.,,,,st,o, ia
u vas arrW"l 70 AZ" Mr f,nr
temH,n ~ 'ldi 81 ya,,, ,,nii
N"s'etihS sahlV ~ ~ ~ , ~,
men ni'sv.it mn "l'.' - ','"r 800
MN lhht ms '''N ,,, Nv ,'', 49,, ,,,lse
ns'," W. XXI. +,-,n',,,5,,.r 1,ntil II
J"Hh - Ipl' 'lp,t'. '"'l.'r 80 ,,is
suihule man Sv1-H i..nt .,',,.p Iii
rhAiSr 81 I"N Y5r ,"a,,t ~. f',s'li,i,i
SUNDAY ier .NtAn'g ~ AZ ~ ny - 49, cr
convention '"u ~ ai't.tH u, - ~, 20
me olirr IN, S'V' w ~ ~ = ''''''' ~
act AZ tAfi ""l 80. 49, ,,,.. ,,,,
u mas rern SNOW ~. SVH" M, '',
has beGn pun.'st'u n'i -, ~ -,
journ1l 'Nti Il ''l'VN. ", ~ III n NJ
OF u" team va 'lltiIn,r, "tt - ~
tiosk"N mas also nr'h avail p4 t't3' ~
position Wa "t l." 1oi'n " AZ %. ~"
York. put NHih az Pr sun ''u.'' 80
prAiichl position ~ NV l.th, mn u.
C'led rot {" KY" n up 'or '"'7 E'a' al
least ,,,,.. al
.Neatoriay morning n e2 9,i5a.tt ,. OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10

To cure nervousness, lack o. wv
fn roeSrban ~' a jadcd and ~ Z, =
one of brightness. nnoyahsy o scss
10 cure forever effects Oh e1
TO ei'o iilll strength. deys q r. Ss,s
TO every portion and orEa a,ao ~ , MS
AGO no barrier. Failure
thousand references: .,,.,, a.. 4
The book is purely iaeciy;' n~ri.:S
usclegs 10 curiosity seekers
oaly who need II. t. rad Az
Adcspniring man. VINO n''
soon after wrote: 49,. A,t tsJ u
"lycll. / tell yon thai hhisI.i ril
never forget. ! Just Dup.d ri ]
wanted 10 hug everybody sp susdrtl
old self had died yes ,!Ssr, aSSisasy ri
was born to-day. Mn! ! ScuI =
when | first wrote 'ha'
way"
"lf you duinpcd Q carr s,,,s rlainr'
feet il would not bring s Snns
lite your method has, dn Gpitii AZ q.
Vine the ERIE MEp3 ~, tSs ID
ButfaIo. &. s., and ask yigaaoS0h'
ralleI :COMPLETE ~ nv.srs1
his paper, and Ing 1o' in,,vclops, ".
hook. In scaled en, r.,Il skra
=, '' - -tiroly free. aa'"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10

same rnHWe5 you write about; the police
hsis , -; o,b,, t,,i,ins
proie,tod. but To no await Ne finally
9r@an!1ei snall hai.is OF M1eel'neh %no !
AMI ,vf,en..,,.r t,,.,i vot,i'l ,,,.'.t u eonvev-
ance without a light thay would rice
a.oni'sidG unt. tney met a PoieeIG;an an.
h., 1i.i MOI do 81 Inc y,healmnn i,exi iav
made aifidavits AGAINST iriYer and police
tntm +, nom. tne later Tor neg'grl OF duty.
yon thai In n lerv short tinie ihg article
viii be enforced impartially. In regard 10
ms ottrI NO aftelcs, Wpi.d a4f.se you
70 puhlSh hotlee mat az inc eNniration
~. H., hi,,,,, ~. a.'
NY. lAN WHee.iASn "oN prefer chlistS
--' ~. ~ an ~ Niuia' q .Ht dip.v-
ll =. ~ Nta.N -" - -
mo- 10 nf,.,fd ~, % ,,',s az. ~
r,..bts Ti1s 49,, LII 80 -, - -,
Va, an ~ i, "si' ~ II, iti.N 50.
49, - ''', -, ~ ,irS,s W "iNh 70"
AJ~i',r IL Ai.i,srs
or course tl,. vbsci,,1,,n "a ito,,s,o,,
take any such nm orf.,,s,v,. 80, as 10
mentioned in Tho abovn lattor MA y.,,
more tf,iu for1r1 mn ,b ,rr..s,,.,,,, 80, 49,,
riders: however. "seif-proteciion IS ,hs
worm Si, 81 Inn, iat Nm an 'hg smallest
referring again 10 the TWO articles re-
ferred ~ IN the above letter, same should
| interest every cycist. All know what q
| puncturo means whom vo,, ,-o ,,r, a.
| two IRON, t,,,,,,
means walk home only two words hn,
OH what b.t ana sa5 ~.
| there are not ..o,,,.n ,.,t,,a,,,
city To pick up the Old tin cans mud ne
the mounted police will moi ror,,t. ~,
to run at large. ANYWAY ,o,r ,t,a ,..t,,
| dcavor to pick M tbc oors 4. ,a,, ,.t,,
only let them. Tho writer. ot,a,,,,,',
ea, e,, m ,,. l'robiy 70 thu tin can mcket
! l'ri''. Of cr"wford ana McKinney
| nnls end Other missiles formed n com
avenue placed ro. ~, s,at - ~. ',l'eV
he filins public This ding in a city III. Of
| the size ana Importance or H.. ~
| should not be lefh for ,ha ,,.,t. -, =, =
after. but with any kind Of s'innorr rr"n,
ihe new administration The vhse,m,, vii
trace this kind Of malieioue mis"hisf -,
~ and eneetnaliy nor for "r'n ,no o ptonhpi-
tttug to luke tho offenders 10 ~ :, -
ara testify agninst ali cases tha, Com COM
'''V' 'neif opservation
Art. No N. Go,io -r
preservation Of order" r o..,. 'aie" iof me
reads, Impeding Passaye-Anv ne,so,, ,,,'a
passage of persons ar ve,,tc,a, 49,.
r nor, ,ro, must be nsd not ,cs' than one ID
,..,.
particular;
Don't nose
no,,,, ,
| po,,, fcol'e'
Don't ride loo ro. wi, mouth
pon.t me- ace '".-ilup Often
Don't look giit horse rv,oan ~ ,,a
mouth, N' IA 'he
Don't buy any wheel but one of h,,h
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cYcLINo CHAT.


There is a movement on foot by the
Star Vince club for an excursion ia Gal-
,,,,ou n M. ., -, ~, -.
''' .'"' 90 80 JON we liouS'"li
Hootatorlai so -ieiy. Of which most Of the
wheolmen are members: il Is to he ar
rorred tbot tho ct,r Vbe.l am, ,.in r,,o
"a "a
a special car ana De hHprdci special
transportation for the machines on the
"Rootator,al train" and tho yyhn.lneu
arc ur,.nari,1r 10 70 en- rlas-o
ana con AZ the regular meetii.g OF The
cub ON Monday night nm instant. when
seNrta osi,.r ~ "i sl' j',
lars a, yhi.,h IN h, given In 'rns post
nttor action nas been taken by the club In
,,,,,ier ,,,i.,. "
The wherlnen in Houston propose with
M. efficient aid OF chief Charles Heiln To
In a n,,neiite eflsetual,v mai A otiietiis on,
some of NE impositions that tbey nave
been subjected 10 ana arc sin 10 /, groat
,xtant bnpdicapu.d hv. and rs The hy.luw.
Of tne star Mice Cub proyide tbaf ali
menh.rs Of INN or..auizaiion ob"v The
~ or1iuai,,es On yRe.iiml ~ mo iotttr
lie riirrs In his oreanlyation realize
~. ,i,,i,e erd I'm ia, ,fr,,5,b ,,,,,,,
,,rot.cti9n in maintninine sane by 'chie.
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Wind and Sales.
,--es->.-.e-~>~~-~.

Wind swes the ships sails know. Has
wind ANYTHING to do with swelling other sales?
We suspect it has more to do than anything
else, with some sales. And sarsaparila
sacso Of course, in some cases. What makes
everybody want to get into packed hall where
there's no roomo What establishes the tyranny
of fashion, Only the sheepsh desire of the
individual to follow the flock over the fence
Shrcwd statesmen know this human weakness
and play upon it "Wcrc selling more goods
than ANYBODY else" they shout and the wild
and windy cry swclls their sales among the
unhinking. But the real test of sarsaparilla, or
any other remedy is, not sales, but cures. The
= CIV of sales is uscd-like the red herring drawn
= across a tra-to turn buyers aside. Sales,
s it Anybody can boast them. But who
s prove the boast9 The record of Ayers Sarsa=
s paTi'la is so years OF cures. You put your
> finger that Get the remedy with record.
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gressional District, subj
OF tho Democratic convo
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the action OF tho Dem,
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Z FOR COI MY
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name of i. Lee Schwand
OF county Judge oil Harri'
subject TO the action OF
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county Judge Of Harris
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emf lot Of new jockeys, many
trainers are trying to develop
there are few good jockeys al
that the finish depends largely
knowledge Of the horse By tie
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Frank Magglon the famous sontl ein
bulnrlist. has received an attra live of
fer 10 80 go Afrlcu. Tho ncgus Of A'ss-
Mnla Macs recently determined To hecorr 4
hllard player and is casling 1uonf TOE an
in-nrucior Hearing OF MagEloii he ol-
i0rrI to- pay hiu a. hlGh nFnrc Tor ''i-
funN MngEioli may accent. hut ~ iH uu-
l.rstond he is little afraid OF the MILF
tary situation now existing in the domin-
iona Of The nestIs.
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y Of whom are stable boys
into good Jockeys and thai
I present. They also agree
= Oh the start secured and 4
rider.