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Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29
SEIZED a PIANO.
Attorney 0resr seizss > Piano Which
Constable Muir Claims to Have
Held Under Writ OF Attachment.

r. ]. Muir, Constable OF Salt River
Township, has brought suit against
Attorney John D. orear for sums ag-
gregating $1,000. The plaintiff claims
that q Kimball plano, which was held
by him under 4 writ Of attachment,
was taken from him and sold. The
suit Is under two counts ss follows:
In the first count the plaintIff alleges
that he Is the qualified and acting con-
stable OF Salt River Township and was
by virtue Of q certain writ OF attach
ment legally issued, so the plaintiff
states, BY W. P. Quisenberry, q Justice
Of the Peace of this township, in legal
possession OF 3 Kimball plano. He
states In his petition that whils in
said possession, and on or about Dec,
%, 1898, the defendant unlawfully and
wantonly took possession of and re-
moved the piano from his possession
over his protestasIons. For this the
plaintiff Asks e7oO damages, e2OO act
ual and $500 punitive.
In the second count the plaintiff al
Ieges that the defendent sold and de-
nversd the piano to +. q. Jesse. For
this he asks $500 actual and $500
punitive damages.
In another suit the plaintiff sues 4,
r. Jesse for possession OF the plano
and for 800 damages for the retention
Of the same.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29
EUREKA TENS.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
EUREKA, Dec. 2s.-Mrs. BertieWad.
dington Is visiting relatives in Saline
county this week.
Miss Lena Crews, Of Laddonia, IL
visiting home folks here this week.
Some Of our citizens attended the
Christmas tree at Benton City Christ
mas ave and report an enjoyable time.
Misses Hester and Rubie Kenneth
visited Miss bessie Smock Sunday.
Mrs. Tratchel and daughter, Miss
Dotie, of near Benton City, were the
guests Of the family OF Louis Knoeble
Monday.
Dave and Geo. Kellerhals and Jas.
Hilbert went to Mexico to the lake
to skate Monday
win and Edward Ksllerhals, Of st.
ChaSles, r visiting home folks here
this week.
Tho Odd Fellows OF Benton City
will have a public installation Of
officers on January IA instead Of q
public meeting, as reported In last
weeks paper.
Mr.. Kelly, who has been living on
Irwin Matthew'S place, is moving to
near Martinsburg. MI. Matthews
thinks he will move on bis place
again.
The scholars of Eureka school
have a vacation ola week.
J. A. Kellerhals Is on the sick list at
this writing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29
he WASN'T H0BgoN.

Within a dimly lighted room,
They stood beneath the mistletoe;
He gently begged that little boon,
Which is a lovers due, you know.
But angrily she turned to him
And, frowning, cried: "How dare
you, Jack?
Why, you never fought with Spaniards
Nor sunk the Merrimac."
He was brave and true and handsome,
He had loved her well and long,
And hoped she would reward him,
With q love as deep and strong.
Now all his bright hopes quickly fed,
His c~ountenRnce grew fierce and
black,
"But / will sink the man, he said,
"Who sunk that beastly Merrimac."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29
Women Should Know 1t.


Many women suffer untold agony
and misery because the nature of
their disease lie not correctly UNDER
stood. They have been led to be-
iieve that womb trouble or female
weakness Of some sort Is responsible
for the many ills that beset woman
kind.
Neuralgia, nervousness, headache,
puffy or dark circles under the eyes,
rheumatism, q dragging pain or duh
ache in the back, weakness or bearing
down sensations, profuse or scanty
supply Of urine with strong odor, fire.
quent desire to pass 1t with scalding
or burning sensation, sediment In it
after standing in q bottle or common
glass for twenty four hours, are signs
Of kidney and bladder trouble.
The above symptoms are often
attributed by the patient or by her
physician to female weakness or
womb trouble. Hence, 90 many fail
to obtain relief, because they are
treating, not the disease itself, but a
reflection Of the primary cause, which
Ia kidney trouble.
In fact, women as well as men, are
made miserable with kidney and blad-
der trouble and both need the same
remedy.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-R Root lie the
great discovery Of the eminent kidney
and bladder specialist, and is easy to
get at any drug store for fifty csnts or
one dollar.
To prove Its wonderful merits you
may have q sample bottle and book
telling all about IL, both semi abso-
lutely free by mall. Kindly mention
the Mexico LEDGER and send your
address to DR.. Kilmer s Co., Blng-
hampton, N. Y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29
DIED IN THE FOREST.
That is Thought to Be the Fate Which
Overlook Charles Bonsall in the
Forests Of Washington
Formerly Of Farber.

On October 8, 1898, Charles Bonsall,
Of Willopole, Wash, who formerly
lived In Farber, and who was q brother
Of Walter Bonsall, of this city, disap-
pearsd from 9 North River (Wash.)
logging camp, where he had been
employed for several months as fore
man. he lie spoken of as an exper-
fenced logger who stood well with bis
employers.
From time to time since Bonsall's
disappearance searching parties have
been organized to look Cor his
remains, as Il IL the firm belief that
his body is in the river or in the for
ests. On Wednesday, Oct. 5, Bonsall
was not able to work on account Of
illness. He was seen walking up az
old skid road on Thursday afternoon,
This was the last 9 9 of him.
A local paper says that Bonsall left
camp when quite q large sum Of money
was due him; he took no blankets oil
provisions. The paper also stated
that he had no trouble with anyone
in camp.
Mr.. Bonsali went to Washington
about twelve years ago. Before he
left he was in business for four years
with J. W. Grow in Farber. Taylor
skees, who left Missouri with Bonsall,
is still searching for his remains. Mr.
Bonsall was SO years old and had moi
written home for six months.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29
ACCIDENTALLY L
William Kelly is Shot Through the
Brain by Robert Staten, 8 Miles
North Of Msrtinsburg-Both
Boys About 10 Years Old.

About 5 O'Clock Sunday afternoon
i5-year-ol William Kelly was shot
through the brain by his boon COM
panion, Robert Staten. Death en-
sued about twenty minutes later. The
shooting took place about miles north
OF Martinsburg and the wound was
produced by q % caliber ball from q
rife.
II seems that the two young men
were going from young Staten's
home to that of Ed. Young with whom
young Kelly had lived. Staten car
ried q cat riae cooked; It was grasped
with both hands and slanted diagonal.
ly across the front Of Staten's breast.
In some manner, which could not be
explained, the rife was discharged,
and Kelly, who vas about five feet
away from Staten, sank to the ground
with the bullet in his brain. He lived
only twenty minutes.
Coroner Bridgford was sent for and
held an inquest Monday. The Coro-
ner's jury returned a verdict Of acct
dental killing and exonerated young
Staten from blame. The ball had
entered about an inch above and to
the rear OF Kelly's right ear, and after
going through the brain lodged under
the skull bone on the opposite side Of
the head.
Funeral services were conducted al
Farber Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29
A l HUNT.
The Boys Have a Fine Time in South
ern Audrein.

Wednesday, Dec. 81, was q red let
ter day among the farmers Of southern
Audrain. Promptly at daylight We'd
nesday morning the report of guns
could be heard for many miles around
and the heavens were wrapped in .
solid mantle Of blue smoke.
The hunt was prepared by Sam d.
Byrns, who, with d. A. Mckee, chose
up in the way adapted to such occas-
ions. Each side was composed of
the richest sporting blood that ever
flowed through human veins. The
territory extended from Doan's Sta
ton to Benton City, and almost every
acre of land that was suited to hunting
was gone over
The house Of T. A. Mcintyre was
the delivery station and when dark
began TO hover over the earth the
tired and hungry sportsmen began to
arrive. Although very few of the men
chosen responded to roll call the game
already at hand made q good showing,
for the boys considering the Indictment
weather. The losing side was beaten
only % points, which was pretty close
considering both sides. The game
killed consisted Of quails, rabbits;
hawks, owls, crows, ducks and geese.
No fatalities were reported except
that of John Thomas, whom Conner
Craighead mistook for an owl sitting
behind q hedge fence. Some Of the
boys showed great skill with their
different makes Of guns. One sports-
man gave an exhibition shooting quail
on the bounce, while another one shot
with a pump, while others gave no ex-
hibition at all, not killing anything.
The game was sold and the proceeds
used In buying a supper, which took
place at the hospitable home OF Doc
Woods, east of town, last Tuesday
night. "God be with Us till we meet
again" AUNT BETSY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29
DULY ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
DULY, Dec. 2s.-Miss Nettie Pear
son is on the sick list.
Misses Donia Horton and Myrtle
Williams, Of Mexico, spent Christmas
with Misses Edith and Edna Lambert.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shaffer and
Miss Lena Shaffer, OF Mexico, spent
Monday and Tuesday with T. w.
Lambert and family.
Quite a number from Duly attended
the entertainment at Maple Grove
and say 1t was grand. After the
literary work a well prepared Christ
mas tree was brought forth.
Mrs. Hightshoe, Of Marshall, NO.,
was the guest of her brother, L. s.
Hopkins, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reoy Witt Moved last
Thursday.
Miss Efie Bruce, who has been at
tending school at Fulton, is home to
spend the holidays.
The entertainment at Duly Friday
night was q grand success. After the
literary q well prepared tree was
served. Santa Claus came In about
10 O'Clock and left at II.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29
PRAIRIELEA

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
PRAIRIE LEA, Dec. 2S.-Stock hogs
are down to zero and the country is
full Of them. A very few are being
bought OF from % 80 to S2.s0 per
hundred.
Fat hogs r about all shipped out.
Some farmers would not take the
price and butchered their hogs at
home,
There IL q strong suspicion Of fire.
bugs In the burning Of the Beagles
house and barn. The two buildings
burned last Friday morning, MI.
Demings, who occupied the house,
lost nearly everything he had-house-
hold goods and this entire contents of
the barn. He was heard to say that
he did not have corn enough left to
feed a hsrse. Strange they should both
burn at the same time. The kitchen
part of the house was about falling in
when they discovered the barn In
flames.
The exhibition and Christmas tree
at Prairie Lea school house last Friday
evening, was one of the most interest
ing and amusing entertainments that
was ever witnessed in this school
district The rdpils al understood
their parts and did much credit to
themselves and their teacher. Miss
Gibbons Is truly q superior educator.
The tree was beautifully decorated
and just loaded with presents for the
children.
The Germans OF Bean Greek had 9
beautiful Christmas tree at the Ger
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29
THoMPSON TEENS,

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
THOMPSON, NO., Dec. 2s.-Dennis
o'Oallaghan, Jr., has been visiting
home folks the past few days. He
now holds q position as stenographer
in the office of General Roadmaster of
the Grand Trunk Railway with head
quarters at Battle Greek, Mich.
e. r. Elliott and wife are visiting
friends ct Hallsville.
Miss Susie Northcutt lie spending the
holidays In Benton City.
J. B. Woolery shipped one oar of
cattle to st. Louis Wednesday.
DR.. Mayes reports q fine boy at Jno.
Meyers.
Chas. Barron, Of st. Louis, is spend
ing a few days with his sister, Mrs,
Mayes.
Katie Tiger lie visiting In Martins
burg.
Rev. E. ]. Dempsey visited here
Monday.
A delightful party was rendered by
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Friday night In
honor Of Miss Carrie Jackson. 1t was
q popcorn social, the first of the sea
son.
Miss sinnie RoEsrds, OF Mexico, IL
the giest Of DR.. and Mrs. Msyea this
week.
Misses Carrie jackson and MattiN
Sims r visiting In Hallsville.
James Hayes shipped some cattle
Wednesday night.
Paul Hudson and wife are guests at
P. 3. Morris'.
DR.. Mayes reports q new boy at
Robt. Rhodes.
H. 7. Cant shipped one car OF hogs
to st. Louis Monday.
II. T. Cant shipped in one car OF
sheep from st. Louis Thursday night.
Geo. Paul is visiting his sister in
Kansas City.
H. 7. Cant has sold J. B. Woolery
IS sheep and 80 sheep to Ed Rodhouse.
Sam Watkins is spending the holi-
days In Jonesburg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29

One day Pere Ratisbons Can Israeli
ite who became a Roman Catholic
priest). while in London, went to Nine
Tussaud's wax works ami seating him
self by the clockwork AeHre Of Cobhstt
fell into a reverie. Three girls cams
past, and one OF them inquired Of the
others IL they did not think the figure
Of the priest wonderfully hfelike. Not
more SO than the rest Of the figures"
said ons. Il can't help thinking he f.
alive" rsioinsd the other. "oh, no."
said the first; hes very natural. but
you can see he's only wax" II be-
lisve he's q man" repeated the skep-
teal one, resolutely. Touch him.
then!s exclaimed the other two. def
antly. Il don't mind If I do" was the
anEwer, and ~thereupon, with some hes
itation, the girl advanced a finger and
laid Il on his shoulder. Pere Rats
bone. who had never moved a muscle
during the conversation, the moment
he was touched rose as II suddenly
brought to life. and with a clockwork
Jerk walked away. The three girls at
tered expressions a. dismay and hur-
rlsd to another part Of the room a.
RAPIDLY as possible.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29

The board Of directors Of the Reg
ular Baptist Publishing Company met
at Moberly at 8 o'clock Monday after
noon In called session. There was but
little business transacted beyond APP
pointing Elder HUI q editor Of the
Regular Baptist for 1899. This action
was thoroughly In accord with the
usual good sense displayed By the
board. Mr.. HUFF is the right man in
the right place and since he became
editor OF the republication be has greatly
benefited Il.
II was also decided 10 change the
paper from an elght-page nve-colnmn
10 sixteen pages OF three-columns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29


Some interesting facts have recently
been complied with reference TO fishes
which have the power Of generating
electric discharges. OF the fifty species
OF fishes possessing organs capable OF
giving electric discharges, three hare
q particular interest These are the
torpedo fish, which is found In the
Bay OF Biscay, and belonging 10 the
skate family; tho electric eel Of the
orinoco, and tho thundersr fsh. found
In the Nile and other African waters.
The charge is developed by some chem
ical process occurring In the plate In
which the electric nerve Hiaments end.
and in some instances the discharge
IL from the head to the tall, while N
the case Of other fishes the reverse ia
true. In 3 full-sized electric eel or
gymnotus, the voltage Is probably from
three hundred to eight hundred VOLTS
and Is easily capable Of stunning .
man. The momentary currents 7
sufficient to defect q gafvanometer or
magnetic . needle. 1t is 70 be noted
that the generation and intensity Of the
discharge T under the control Of the
animal, which is apparently in no way
affected by the action. Also, there r
no insulating materials in tho fish, and
the gre<ssst economy is shown In the
generation Of the electrical energy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29
County News.
BENTON CITY ITEMS.

Wv VII ~ EMO
Correspondence Of the Ledger.
BENTON CzfY, NO., Dec. 27.-Mrs.
r. a.. Broom, Jas. M. Harrison, DR..
Frank Garrison and Harrison Brown
visited J. o. Tinsley and family in
OentrAlia Sunday,
Mr.. ami Mrs. J. O. Wright, of Gen.
tralia, waited Squire Jas 8. Brown
and family this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cornelius visited
Mr.. Cornelius parents at Montgomery
C1ty this week.
Miss Susie Northcutt, Of Thompson,
lie visiting her uncle and aunt, ". q.
Powell and Mrs. w. H. Painter, this
week,
Prof. H. B. Painter Is home on two
weeks vacation.
Samuel Williams, Of Foristell, visited
Asr.aad Mrs. Brent y -iamsu this week.
Miss Clara Duffens, Of Mexico, vs
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas,
Duffens, Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. DR.. T. H. Diven is spending
the holidays with her parents in Mex
loo.
e. L. Woodson, OF st. Louis, spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends
here.
Miss Ella Waddington, who lie at.
tending school In Mexico, spent Sun
day with her parents, MI. and Mrs. B
Waddington.
Mrs. Jas. M. Wylde and son, Elmer
visited In Mexico Monday.
1t is reported that W. N. Mullins hal
sold his stock Of merchandise to Obi
Wright and Shelf Douglass. Thu
report lie not confirmed.
The oyster supper given by the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyter'
ian Church Tuesday night was wei
attended and proved to be successful
The /. o. o. F. Lodge, No. 41s, O
Benton City, will have a public In
s~tallation OF officers Jan. IA. Everyon,
is invited. Hon. w. NJ. Treloar Will
/ oflciate,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29
St. Louis Live Stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. ss.-onerings Of
cattle In the native division we're
limited. Steers sold from es.76 to
900; stockers, ss.25 to eS.65; feeders,
$S.45; lows and heifers, e2.2O to $40.
Hogs-The bulk Of all the hogs, the
pigs not considered, sold ct ss.45 to
sS.56. The pigs and light lights sold
at sa.06 to %. rs, bulk ct sS.1O to $3.50;
light hogs at ss.20 to $3.50, bulk at
sS.25 to $50; medium weights at
s3a5 to sS.eo, bulk going at esq to
s355. The heavy culls sold at ss to
e3.25, and fair 10 best heavy hogs at
eSS to sS.e7K. Good mixed hogs at
. $40 to $3.50, and inferior to fair
mixed at eS.10 to $s.s5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29
ALLEGED ATTEMPTED RAPE.
Daughter of Deaf and Dumb Parents
Assaulted at Vandalia.

Sheriff Nelson has a warrant for the
arrest OF Clyde Beshears, who was q
member of Company L, and who is
charged with attempted rape on the
i5-year-old daughter Of MIR. and Mrs.
Niles, formerly of Mexico, now of
Vandalia. Mr.. and Mrs. Niles, as our
readers all know, are deaf and dumb.
It lie alleged that Beshears broke ia
to the young lsdy's room on satur-
day night, and while 1t is not neces-
sary to 60 into details, the LEDGER is
glad to know that the young lady pro-
tected herself and managed to arouse
her brother. Her parents being deaf
and dumb, of course, could not hear
the racket that was made. Beshears
has left Vandalia, but there Is no doubt
but he viii be arrested.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29
THEY ENJOYED CHRISTMAS.
The Different Churches had Something
to Please the Children. SAINTS
Claus Was There.

To those who are worried with bust
ness cares on or before the amir
versary OF the birth Of Christ, there is
some consolation-they may appreciate
the pleasures Of the little ones In their
delight over toys and candy received,
and nowhere Is this better set forth
than ct q Christmas tree.
The different churches celebrated
Christmas eve with q Christmas tree
90 called from custom, whether 1t be q
tree or some other form Of dispensing
that which will give some young heart
a bound of Joy.
THE LIBERTY STREET METHODIST.
At the Liberty Methodist Episcopal
Church the children were entertained
by a very clever representation of the
battIeship Maine, from which presents
from friends, candy, fruits and nuts
were dispensed to the members of the
Sunday school.
THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
The teachers OF the Christian Church
Sunday school loaded alarge tree with
gifts for their scholars. These gifts
consisted Of the regulation fruit, nuts
and candy and many personal gifts.
The attendance was largo during the
evening and both young and old en-
joyed the pretty decorations and the
brightly lighted tree.
THE FIRST Baptist CHURCH.
The beautiful First Baptist church
was made yet more beautiful by the
young healthy faces and the pretty
decorations. A literary and musical
programme was carried out by the
youngfolks Of the Sunday school. The
presants to the youngsters were very
pleasing.
THE PROMENADE STREET METHODIST.
The Promenade Street NJ. E. church
gave its Christmas entertainment on
Friday evening and q most enjoyable
affair it proved to be. A song service
and a literary programme were en-
ioyed by all. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
81. PAUL's EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The st. Paul's Episcopal church will
entertain the young folks tomorrow
evening. This entertainment Is ex-
pected to be most enjoyable.
Ar uapnru coTYucu
There are quite q number of young
ladies attending Hardin College from
such 9 distance as to render it q great
Inconvenience for them to travel home
for Christmas, so they gave q Christ
mas tree at the college Saturday after
noon. Many beautiful presents were
hung on the brightly lighted tree and
the girls made the very best of their
enforced absence from home. Among
those enjoying the tree we're Misses
Emily Quilting, Pendleton, Ark. Lucille
provinces, Tallahassee, Fla; Eva Payne,
Texarkana, Ark; Edna Belle Moore,
Louisburg, Kas.; Ethylind Hawley,
Tallahassee, Fla; Olive Million, Rock
port, NO.; Helen Wissner, Fredericks-
burg, Va; Snowflake Colborn, Little
Rock, Ark; Florence Melton, Nc
Kinney, Tex. and Edith CLARK, Neosho,
Nc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29
D. DEAD.
Passed Away at $50 O'clock Tuesday
Morning, Aged rs Years, 10
Months and 81 Days-A
Noble Man.

After a four days illness Of pneu-
monia Daniel Householder, aged 70
years, 10 months and 81 days, died
at his home On North CLARK avenue at
$3.50 O'Clock Tuesday morning.
Deceased was born In Loudon
County, Virginia, ON Feb. 10, 1922.
When nine years old he removed with
his parents to Ohio. There he joined
the Christian Church and had been q
consistent, painstaking and hard
working member since. On Nov. 8,
1851, he married Mise Nancy j. King
at his Ohio home. Fourteen years
later ne n.c- e "a M;scczriand settled
on Fish Branch, six miles north OF
&sxico. Here he lived until four
years ago, when he moved to his
North CLARA svenue home In Mexico.
Mr.. Householder's wife died or Oct.
10, 1897. There were seven children
born to this union, FIVE Of whom sur
vive the father and mother. They are
Charles, Mrs. Nora Henderson, Harry
and Milton, all Of near town, and
Edward, Of Alliance, o. Lille and
Frank r dead. Mr.. Householder
left q brother and sister, Mrs. Susan
Osborne, Of Springfield, o., and A. J.
Householder, of Parishville, Va.
Deceased led the life Of q farmer
until he moved to Mexico four years
ago and so conducted his life as to win
the love and respect Of all who knew
HIM. Conscientious in all of his deal
ings and loving and kind liz ell his
family relations, the loss is u mutual
blow to neighbors, friends and family.
The remains of d. Householder were
Inferred at Rising Sun Church at 2
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. The
remains left the residence on North
Clark Ave. at 1880 O'Clock. Rev,
MI. Chinn conducted the services.
Written for the LEDGER by a Hardin College girl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29

Here Is Capt. Evans real account Of
The destruction Of Cervera's feet with
the profanity that attests its genuine
ness: After the battle the newspaper
boats came around and asked the cap
tain, What ship did you concentrate
your IRE uponf to which the captain
replied, No particular one; we only
started on the leader. and fnlsaed the
whole damn lot Of thsm."-Boston
Globe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29
eeorria Piekett pead.

AT Sis O'Clock Tuesday evening
Georgia, the 1~2-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Pickett, died ct
the home Of her parents. Deceased
had been III Of brain fever for about
thrss weeks and her death was not
unexpected. Funeral services viii be
conducted at Pisgah church, 4 miles
north Of Surgeon, on Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29

ii7-scrs FARM new buildings; good
landi well fenced. No. 1 home for
good tenant. Between Auxvasse and
Benton City. Address,
O. J. SETTLE,
No. 1885 Central St,
4otf Kansas City, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29

!. R. Luckie Is home from st. Louis,
ere he went to see his son Fred,
. is now at the Barracks and on
mary 10 will sail from New York
Manila. Fred ls In ine health and
nelient spirits and is anxious to 90
he front,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-29

ne Christmas tree at Lakeview for
) Morris children was, as usual, q
tliant success. There we're presents
the big children as well as the
BE children and these reunions are
Jaws most happy eventa.