davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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1t you wan to e. and Ii yea hilarious
time, come an yell ior the state uni
verslty al The oratorical contest a week
from mex; Frlday.
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A bon bon party will be given in Ma
sonic temple n Xxi M onday evening by
Messrs Go ydman & White. ADMISSION
price will De the same as usual
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Tickets for the state oratorical con
test will be on sale at Fonda's Friday
Feb. 10. Price ST Sat
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bargains for a mp ST.. k-rs.

We have fine list of attractive off rs
in this line and are continually listing
new ones. Call and see us if YOU need
Home Properly, Farm Property or con-
template ,nves me'ts of any character
Give u your prnuer'ies for rent
WARREN c. OVERS
Real Estate Agency.
Camera Building, Boulder
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Ladies', Misses and chi dren's trim.
med hats 81 al Mrs. Crosbys. Come
early for the best bargains.
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Mrs George Fonda. Mrs. Eben Fine
and Mrs George Teal returned this
morn'ng after a several days stay in
Denver,
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Wayne c. Williams, Frank NJ. Hitler
and Charles M. Deardoff have been
chosen by Denver university to repre-
sent that institution at the state contest
to be held here on February II.
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Your choice of seventy FIVE different
styl in light and d irk colored Ioc cut
ing fl 'nnels per yard g.:
- w B. keller & Sons.
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WANTED-Three young ladies to can.
vass. Good money to right parties.
Address "Mss K. L." Camera office.
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Warren McCord. travelling agent OF
the Chicago & Northwestern, was in
Boulder on business connected with his
company.
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Mrs. Walter Chamberlain has issued
invitations for Tuesday afternoon and
evening for cards.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heizelman en-.
tertained most delightfully."- at cards
Wednesday evening. The games were
PLAYED until near midnight, when ele.
CANT refreshments were served.
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Your choice of fifty different styles in
wide omar clo'h, per yard &c.
74t w. B keller & SONS.
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Caradock Daniels was reported very
low last evening.
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Harl S. KtIe, jewe er. has just re.
ceived some new novelties in sterling
silver,
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Judge Jay Boughton came over from
Fort Collins this morning to convene a
special session of the district court.
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Mrs. H. E. Foote went over to Denver
for a several days stay.
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Mrs Barnett lett yesterday afternoon
for Victor, Colo.
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The many friends of Mrs. Chauncey
Stokes will be panied to hear that she
has almost entirely lost her eyesight.

1t is stated that Dr. Notman's family
were so far recovered IN health as to b.
able to start for Chicago from Denver
Yesterday.
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1t is the firm conviction of every travelling man
that visit. Boulder, tha she is leading all other towns
throughout the State The history of place depends
upon the geography of place The State University,
The Texas-C Coorado Chauauqua. the location on the
"> r ort Line" between Denv and SAT- Lake, and
Natures other abundant resources, destnes Boulder
10 become a thriving, growing city. therefore,, take
advan age of advancing prices and secure you a
home in
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Mrs John Pugh is in Denver with Mrs
Foster, who is about to have surgical
operation performed.
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Yell a little! Shout a little!
Howl little bit!
Will Denver win the contest?
Nit! MI! nit! Sat
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LOCAL NEWS,

Mrs. E. J Temple is now convalescent
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-02-04
Forty Dallas Lawyers Arrested.

DALLAS, Tex, Feb. 4.-Forty Dallas
lawyers We're placed under arrest for
failure to pay city occupation taxes.
They are going to fight the constitu-
tionality Of the law, but the police de-
partment insists on each giving bond
before being released. The prisoners
are contemplating habe@s corpus pro-
eeedinxs,
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One of bishop Potter. Substitute. soon to
lie Ia Op-sasion.
NEW York. Feb. What many OF
Bishop Henry {. Posters friends cali
his twentieth century saloon" is now
assured. The last dollar Of the fund of
$4,000 needed 10 start the work Of pro-
viding u substitute for the saloon. which
shall have all the attractions Of the
saloon, minus Intoxicating drinks. has
been contributed. Carpenters will be-
gin the work II tearing out the heart of
the 6-s,ory building at 1871 Bowery. and
as speedily AS possible i, will be fitted
up as Squirrel Inn No. l." Bishop
Potter hopes in 10 years there will be in
this city a Squirrel Inn No. 100" and
they will solve the great social problem
o! providing for those who like to pat
roniz. the saloon something they will
like better. Bishop Potter believes the
saloon exists iecaus. il meets IA want.
ba. he also believes Il meets in il "A way
destructive - home ami all the name
s;a,.d. for. His idea ot a twentieth
century saloon ) that i: should he a
big. CHEEKY place. accessible as the 81.
loon. where Il man may get clean
we'll cooked meal at a cheap rate some
form uf entertainment. and where Inc
can read his newspaper. smoke his pipt
and talk with his fellows. with free
dom tempered by goli behavior "a
place ,ha, viii only differ from tn,
saloon in ,ha, it sells no intoxicating
Gpu.Y.
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Summary ~ Conditions At Manila Com
municmted to the senate.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-Responding to
n resolution Of inquiry the secretary OF
war sent 10 the senate General Otis re-
port on the health conditions al Manila.
The rcpor, was dated Thursday. and of
course was made by cable. II follows;
Deaths among troops in Philippines
since arrival 10 Feb. |. months.
20. Of which 81 were due it
wounds and accidents. OF the re-
naming l1e. G5 died of typhoid
fever. 43 Of smallpox. ,. Of dysentery
= Of malarial fever. The remaining
deaths were due 10 many various dis
eases. Smallpox causes Apprehension
The entire command has been vaccin
ated several times. Twelve physicians
have been engaged for several week
yaccina,,ng natives. The more sickl!
season is during the hot months. March
April. May. when fevers. smallpox an'
dysentery are more prevalent Mn
per cen, of the command are now n
| por,ed sick The great majority OF IN
cases are slight ailments.
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Dyea and Skaguay, or a Portion
Of Them, May Be on Can.
adian Soil,
Though America Would Control
the Lynn Canal--What Brit
ish Wanted.

CHICAGO. Feb. A special from
Washington. d. c., says If the report
OF their subcommittee is adopted, a.
seems possible. il not probable, slice
of Alaskan territory. embracing the en-
trance to the Klondike. may be ceded
TO Great Britain in the treaty to be
adopted by the Anglo-American com
mission.
The subcommittee report, it is said,
comes dangerously near to putting
Skaguay and Dyea under British con-
troll, leaving to the Americans. however,
the control Of the headwaters Of the
Lynn canal. by which both Of these
supply towns are reached. Under the
treaty of cession it was provided that
whenever the summit Of the mountains
which extend in direction parallel TO
the coast from the 56th degree Of north
latitude TO the lIlst degree Of west
longitude shall prove TO be at the dis
tance Of more than 10 marine leagues
from the ocean the limit between the
British and American possessions shall
be formed 10y line parallel TO the
winding coast and which shall never ex-
ceed the distance Of 10 marine leagues
therefrom.
British Commissioners Changed Front.
The British commissioners first took
the ground that the coast line WAS de.
termined by the islands. which. OF
course, would have given them posses
sion Of the mainland a, almost all
points. They have abandoned that
theory. but have made new claim re.
garding the headwaters Of the Lynn
| canal. This large estuary divides int
what are known as the Chilkoot and
Chilkat inlets. % or 30 miles south o'
Skaguay. The Subcommittee appar
emily favors the point of division as tn,
| head Of the coast line.
lf,his theory is agreed to it would pu
the boundary line just about on th'
shelf Of land where the city Of Skagua.
is located. and would apparently pu
! Dyea in Canadian territory entirely. l
is believed to be the purpose of th'
subcommittee to put the landing plac'
itself barely within American territory
SO as 10 permit Of the establishment .
a custom house. but giving to the Cana
dians the real city itself, ~ith its ware
houses and facilities for beginning tn
march to the klondike.
Representative James Hamilton
Lewis Of Washington has been befor
the commission several times. and it
believed he has made protests agains
the proposed progress Of the treat
which would give the Canadians prae
,ically what they have been searchin
for. which is u water entrance to tn
klondike.
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SOME ORIENTAL PLANTS.
Professor Knapp Briugs Several That May
Bc Profitable Here.

san Francisco, Feb. 4.-Professor s.
A. Knapp. who went to the Orient some
months ago as the confidential agent of
Secretary Wilson Of the department
of agriculture. has reached this city on
his way home. His mission was, first, to
gather seeds Of agricultural products for
sowing in the Southern states. and sec
ond, to promote the export trade of the
United States in certain lines Of indus
try. He returns we'll satisfied with the
result Of his labors. He found in Japan
rice seed much superior to that used in
the South, and also several new forage
plants and fruit trees. He has also ar
ranged to ship samples of products to
various Eastern countries. He visited
the philippines and does not consider
the situation there 90 critical as has
been represented. a. he thinks Aguinal'
doe strength 10 greatly overestimsted.
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WANT TO BE ANNEXED.

havana Do Net Tevor lsAe-
pw = psndencs Of Cuha.
Nan, ,okk' .o. Feb. A special from
!. in M! ays; A COMMITTEES Of span.
\ to tho; hv"na has issued strong ap.
nd to "o,l nn;,s ,eompatriots throughout the
about 1n,.e .h. Tor the purpose of bring.
Umt.a .. .. annexation Of Cuba TO
ire p'""' op j. repudiates Indignantly suy
island we part Of the Spaniards on
'enden,s 20 =. JOIN the proposed now In.
sta,ea oa D, ny joaquin Castillo.
(ay ia s.. mat 100000 Spaniar,,s an
Aler w"'',I VOTE Tor annexation. and THU
bans o. soald s bo largely ausmented b.
70 do not wealth. r':lt position and influence,
party !, *,sh W. to see the reyolutiou.
he csnm;a.s m the a:c.adaas.
''es bellows 49, Il . vot,
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were to be taken today ON the broad is
sue the result would be decidedly in
favor "f union with America, even il
the negro element in Eastern Cuba was
SLOWED to exercise q free franchise.
steps will bs taken by the Spaniartls
70 pnt their views before the American
administration. ~ they believe il an in.
dependent government is contemp plated
IN the near future. the trade Of the isl.
and will be brought to an immediate
lt&ntlHtill.
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DlSENBARklNG AT MANILA.


rifty.Arss Isws Returas From lloilo On
me Peoneylvaats.
MANILA, Feb. 4.-Tho United States
transport Pennsylvania has arrived hero
from lloilo with the Fifty-6rst Iowa.
These troops are being diasmbarked at
Cayits. The United States transport
CIV of Puebla has sailed for Nagasaki,
Japan. -,
order requiring the inhabitants Of Ma.
pila to procure official certificates Of
identity. which will cost 20 cents each'
after Feb. ".
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The Buffalo
has arrived At Manila, having made
record breaking run from New York to
Manila IN 81 days. She has aboard
About 100 sailors to relieve men IN
Dswsyb Aeet whose time has expired,
She win b used q : regular transport
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r.rm,l Action Taken but
[. Court Of Inquiry 10
Probable.
,;lely to Be Ordered Until
n. War Commission
reports,
n. Heport Itself Is Expected
| 10 Form the Basis for the
Inquiry.

su,xarox Feb. Tho indica-
=. ,ha, a court Of inquiry will DO
Li,olnycs,iga,e and report npon
lr,b or talsity Of the statements al.
: hs,, been made by General
n which the quality Of beef fur
An, troops during the late war
h.a.h. in question. The matter
.,,s-.,,e. "A, some length at the
b. meeting. and although no dciin-
IN va, reached, the conccnsus
|,u \ was that such proceeding
ul,.lal Il was argued that II
be- k,r, WHO had furnished the beef
I. a-i.y had frandulcnily supplied
IT.. 4 the character charged by
H. Ms ,hc country had righ,
krw Il. ana II the chargcs wcr.
., foundation the people had AN
7.at 10 snow that fact. Justice
! concerned. j, was agreed, de-
~ ,h4, the whole truth I've brought
|, was also agreed that Gcn-
NJ, should uui b. suspended from
IT,. as Mmanlcr of the army,
h- such Investigation. as IL was
aa,lei ,Aat even by infcrcnc.
u ar be preludgei Of any wrong
III ,hs, Connection.
81, believed that any action will
asea, however. until the war com
ion Aa> made lis report.
Evidently Have roinssss.
! sihc e1lccta;ion that the war in
lga.ins tunmlssion will submit IL
- tn prcsidcn, Monday. n,
ai,'d" III" tolnulission is suppose,
ieW What the nature of that rcpor
i.
ls M"'hei which is to bc adopted
''f. a court Of inquiry to pass upol
f'ai Nils conduct. is taken to indi
sh""l"dse on the part Of the ad
h,f"''eho q what the report vii
!" "a! q traring upon the Mile
'ol'm"n impression is that
y inquiry can he ordered onl
'a' a'mand Of the officer who's
u'! is 10 oe made the subject Of in
san"h While that is usually III
'a'fe IS however. q reserve powc
president 10 order such q court
.'S, oi the wishes Of the Office
= ~ fufp's" of the court Of inquiry
'"',S'sa'" the conduct Of the of
49,. = ! 'Npressly provided by til
.'hS from venturing any opinio
merits Of the case unless dircctc
!, y the appointing authorit,
h. W. pF's"ntinent Of the facts mad
'''r' o' inquiry the presider
Ill.,, ,I',erlnlne whether or not cour
oaI shall follow
,ao'het also discussed tho San
0la mutton of Havana. aud Gener'
a.. Al" viii be instructed to proceed ,
ny "a a. Possible in his work Of rem
dom '"s ''e city. The question Of Il
i digging up the streets TO an
hsn A,eh' during the rainy sease
ka..,.pi presented for General Brooke
b. ,"a; ".'on. the view Of the cabin
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GAMERS CANNOT CAN.
c>n.di.n Lava Driving salmon f'shrr'es
From Hrittsh Columbia.

Cnnadlnu Lava DRIVING SAS"""
From British Columbia
VANCOUVER. b. c., Feb. A.-!t Is
stated that the banks have shut down
ON % canncries in British Colnmo'a'
owing to their inability to carry on
business under the present Domino"
regulations. Three bank managers are
quoted IA saying that with the presen, :,
regulations Gamers cannot can ana al
the smaller concerns must 80 to the
wall. 1t means loss to the province
of n .OOO. 600 and . loss to vancouver
alone of 100000.
G.I. Wilson. the largest ind'vid"a'
canner on the Fraser. said: ;,
II have sold two Of my canneries ~
r.rada and am looking for site IN the
limited states. About 20 Of the oo can,
neries will move to the States. should QUIZ,
the blundering Canadian government
;r.;.t upon enforcing the reguiat'ol,s' y
~tth the idea Of barring Amer1can nsl
ana 6shermen. The rest wall 20 OUT q
business.
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sword For Com IN modore Phi,,ic

NEW YORK. Feb. A.-Commotlore John
w. Philip, commander Of the Brooklyn
navy yard and former captain. Of the
battleship Texas. is to receive from New
York friends handsome sword. AZ a
souvenir of the part he took in the nava
victory off Santiago.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-02-04
RANSOM SOW OFFERED.
n...,rme.s VIII Pay r'''p'oo'
eo. Releasing Prisoners

e.>,a.h Oovevumsas VIII 10y
for Re,ess.ng Pr'soser''
MADRID, Feb. Sine af.r !.
ha. authorized General K'os 20 o"e; ,,;s%
ransom for the liberation ,,,:.,;,," ., sp in.
nrisoner, in the hands OF t''p'"' ="
surgents. ). , r.ce;ved
from General Rios, the spanish .;n IN Il
In command Of the troops OF sp.," .rnon. ~
the philippine islands, .ays tnas sIoor, hsy.
;mnrisoned ON the island OF Nesros 40" 80
hen relesssd BY the insurgen,ss s. ~, -,
have arrived at 6amboanss. on 'o' 30
80 - NSt~4o~e~
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SOUTH DAKOTA. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1893.

for'men and naval stores, making regu-
lar trips between Manila aud San Fran
cisco every three months.
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San FRANCISCO. Feb. 3.-The Exam
liner says that Tod Sloan has received q
telegram from New York stating that
he has cleaned up $3.50. 600 rs the result
OF speculation in Wall street. 1t is said
that before coming west Tod left several
thousand dollars with L. b. Bell, Wall
street operator. with general instruc'
tons to invest il as he thought best. Nc
details Of how the money WAS used have
been received
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20
TWICE KARzIED.
MiABYd, RezzEslyof ssstke Ct Tsgr,
Ws1E rEAEYPsly Twi&-HG
Last HEshnx6, NJ. wa
ckErekM, Destroys
E8 OWE Life.

Tns szksds Of w A. ChurehM At
TIA HctsI Etzoeek IN ST. Lozls lEst
Wednesday i es1E1zg 10 hnls Eotiee
n s5e papers Of th&t elsg. he szsGids
vas TIE Husband Of q former A1drzin
eoEnfy Eozzn, kiss Boyd, ozzghtsr
q J. A Bsyds formerly Postmaster Of
Bzsa BIZ
Mr. Boyd moved from EhsleyyiHe,
Ky, and Engaged u farming sbogi
II niles sgzfhs&Ez Ct Msxseo- he
lsfs shz1 pzzes ab0us tSszty years ago
and Eoye6 soa fEEz north Of Bash
HI AnsrEzro be moved 70 R1Eh
HE, where hs Ezz PostnzHs for
several ye4rzs and, togstber With biz
fEz1y, vas highly rapscssd- In 1sss
be zoTsd 70 ST. Lozss where n has
sss Eess5A On gzlT =, 1sX, NJ.
Eoys's d&sgstsr, tsez s5out eighteen
pears Old, married We ?. Fsutz, who
had formerly BOARDED a TIE Boyd
hozs IN Rzzh Hm- Two years ago q
divorces was granted TIE couple
Later Mrs. Fs1tz married Churchm,
Eho killed himself Wednesday. he va
not Ewing with his wife a that time.
Mrs. Cnurchm lived with her parents
ss zs Franklin aye1ae after separSt-
Ing from hsr husband
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20
$Twzty Years Ago$
This Week


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joan Wkzksr was svsksn q fsrG1F-
ssEzIsy Pszrsoz rsezr1s1 froE
Palmer KEx1zs ssA b0Skz Ezd sta
ESSAY
ssAn 7 BrosksE and Kls Bee sPs.os
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rasa sfrSaE
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Ceusra1la Gnd GlAzwsw he'd eSectBon,
AKA
Tso. D. Boxis w~ ecltor q "a,
R5cAmond 0sszsSe.
w.
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crowd GsseEcs6 the funeFzl
ne vote for 5eAo1 CoEEissicDel
vas, }. h Hi ~; G. D.. Bowman IS
60 z1.,.- wan. -.
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q AnerNao' ana Mss AoSas AefAfAa
In dsfauls Of asa bail Wm. Wen
vas hsh OF the charge q asszEs wild
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

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Ezss - e1zs a. saEE 1EFsr iii e0zsE,
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EaE1EFer nay hETe ssez k4 kEz1z
ne n Es Ezzh1r q ssE Esxz 2caE
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p0ss1eE 1s sE Es1 Ers1sz
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rsEzagz s-aes1E Ezz eas eEzEs1@-
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saszeS; 1EkssEs1 g F<zagEz-s
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ls Lgz9Ezs Tertiary wk1s 6gz5'
Id hs ara e ne UZssd 6sxsA Ar
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

We. A. Harding, sEed IS ysAa
died st his home IN Hkttoa FrtsI.
night He loft a wife and two eaR
crsn to moUrn kts isua ms cbndrsr
are Mrs. Lee Greed, q rear Hztiou
and = youBg son, wniiAee.
Mr.. Harding waa bora ard rsared ia
Galloway eounfy ana was highly
thought Of IN Bis eommun5ty. he VI,
q member Of the Methodist ehnres.
VITA the exception Of IS non,hs,
which time be lived 10 Mexico, about
two years ago, Mr.. Harding has FOL.
lowed farming a. an indastry.
Deceased leaves three brother aud
sisters a. fellows; 7. B. and J. a.
Harding and Mrs. J. W. BOulvAEs al
OF near Hstton, Galway county.
Funeral services were conducted
from the Methodist Church at Aux.
vase By Rev. W. J. Psryin at 10
O'Clock Sunday morning and the
remains were inferred at Pleasant
Grove buFying ground.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

fhsd-lf siapE ~ oncs al cztArr al
uncozs discharges Ard Ez the eQzEh
Fozrtn-Lf vzaF73s = true turEe inaz
wni1h i~avSE1rz1es md sdrulxEz uass
al weak z21sz md b-frz the entirS tyyts-
hack 20 1hezlfhy n1rrazf cnditiCn-
Bs1 a al. tNs gcrio1s discovery s r7y
tug TIE RsrlRE- By = spel&l ArrznEsun;
r18ae wifh the Dserr. rez5sx a IT, a..
nezFoetsin the FaE PrFrkrzocrs ua
the euZpzse Sc1m sFzsn - iElv-rs,
'E1cFe ~ ss15ing ther osnplszs uus
pos1rEoe ard srp-ez affresuss O. u
elpc1zn LaburMtgrss Is and as pFne S.-ss
New fogk. bfinE EZFs 70 @ez6n1 th5s ra,-
6dslsrsi A@Fce- Wrxso fbe Dses1r {.
day SIX hs E1TleG and evil Ers y1- a.
neneSt q his rszrs q erre@ncr. ns-t61
s2Ts 1zs sp7a Eaar fail uSraA rcsta% "a
exHr Eti~Ns to NJ r. A Ss.m 8 -,
r& View T~k y y ard Be- s1-r v1
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

The discovery has bean ZNL prfsted
triuEnphantly tested and given 20 he Eoxid
BY the eminent AnneurA1 EeG-l expert
~speciabt-Dr- IA Soc1A
The Socnm System ) 6 thox0zgh oz-
plets and e~onpFshen<rs STsen Il Tns4s-
ment consisting q Fezr dss51rs Prgzars-
tons Comhi1sd- they resrsssnt fAae zs-c4l
anrihil&tor u Clz1mF1isz. eguEhE eaa3s
asthma bronchziS c1-a1h Essteze1 z1d
rundown systsaA zne-mc can61olk Aryn-
gifts grippe ard is ssEz zersa
ErKt-Ths S3rzm sysssz Ills 4nd1rFes
cut of the h1zzzn sFx-eu ereF dezshiAEng
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20
wrazkrasIAE
or THE wo0DPEcKER

'Upauu7srs tsss thss sAs nAa and
EGz.1
And ozt % kzag H1nbs al saekad
whsre HAe hnrk hnd sHssd, q wos6-
psEku rezsssd
VITA - zstss u . r01ud hois hs'd
pseked-
Psssa@ and ooaas n.a zlnk. IN sssu
Gays
Hsa . great ysarnlu' fSr wood-
pscker fare,
Ar1 thsy hHd pssssFed hin 80 uAen
hs hrEls IN ho1s oE
ThG2 ~ conrsassd % nove Up IA
ne ar.
50 - peekss his tsss sOls n M.
aEppesy anaE,
wsy sua Nhsrs shess beasts dA'ssni
cEzh,
Asa Sssssvsr hs'd Spy 0ns 0v'H
pxnAing bE
He'd say Asn iaa 70 I'M disc.
And thsy's @Hsssr 1ro1ad unssrnsssh
q sbs grozsd
An1 IN hnEuage dirsct and Epec9ei
Thsyse tsrs1sss this sard II ths dirss'
ray heard
VIVA . vengssncs both quick and
fN~w@Hr
Andthe woo6psek, in answering thsss
wEr5cus tAnnts
And LndniEing n vshenenee and
CASTE,
RnsAsa the Blood 70 bs hsad-tE1a
What made the same red
And the harsh words whAf hGrse-
e1ed his woke So
Buf a. years vHzsa many 4nd dEiitse
&ko1g.
nhizE prOspsred, - thlngs Wa &c,
whsz tEo are A1sns unzolsstsd Al
And yogng red hsASs wzxsd manner
oGss Too
And sa<A EszAe E0o6peek gHz - near
Ike ks dad
As the fEr tahsao katie ard pos;
Rses VIA arsd ssa6s ADS voice, 60
sss ziz
Like = bGzz sEE striking . knot
And via Poszzns and eoons and al
Of that x,
EAeh ksps Up the family fsRd,
AID chlek Inn Of hate and Of choice
hEagzEEts
EAeh grsSuprough ready and rude
So II yoan Hstsn tonight. down deeE
IN the woods,
When ais quist and tbs moon hai
ris'n,
Each'n be cussini some eritter will
spSthets hitter
In tbat red BEADED harsh voice o
-JUzTUr JOHNSON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-04-20

Prof. J. J. Thomas Payne, principal
Of the Lincoln eolored school a. Car
r0Ilfon, is said to be the master ol
seven lAngusges-Engiisbs German,
French, Spanish, Italian, Greek and
Latin-And IL now studying Hebrew.
he IL also an expert shorthand
writer. Prof. Psyns has taught school
for thiFty-three years without missing
a day.