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The state herald., 1900-05-25

Struggled tobacco eontiscatcd by tho
British customs authorities was form.
crly burned In the huge furnace
known M the queens pipe. but for
some years past this has not been
done. Instead. the tobacco In scnt TO
the criminal iunatle asylums for the
benefit OF the inmates.
The state herald., 1900-05-25

The German Shakespeare society of
Hamburg. after offering only $3.50 as n
premium for the best essay on the
poets works. rubs I, In by stipulatlng
that the cssayIst may have whole
yuar In which 10 write II.
The state herald., 1900-05-25

A profit-sharing firm at Evansville
recently distributed amongst its en-
ployes a sum of money equal to GO per
cent of their wages.
The state herald., 1900-05-25

Jones. where are you going to escape
the summer heat?' "Esope the summer
heatf Great governor! In busy Just now
furnished my winter heat"
The state herald., 1900-05-25

Don't be discouraged bout your golf.
Clarence; practice more lndustriously.
The state herald., 1900-05-25

Pa, what is borrowing trouble:"
We'll. lending n new Lawn mower is n
pretty good Imitation OF it."
The state herald., 1900-05-25
To the Fast and nae. nr ON. Fare.

Plus s.. via Union Pacin,. on June lith.
18th. I'D. July 18th, 20th ind August lth
Rate applies 10 Chicago St Louis 81.
Paul. Duluth. Omaha. Kansas city and
intermediate points. Ttkot Office. yii
nth street.
The state herald., 1900-05-25

Once l tried TO propose TO n business
woman" How did she take itg'' ''Sho
told me to cut u short. us she was always
In a dreadful big hurry"
The state herald., 1900-05-25

The sea OF matrimony swamps many
q courtship.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-22

Annie L. Jones and ~
Mary Susan Muir, nortb -
Sparks addition to MsrIe. !.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-22
CONVINCING
STATEMENT OF A KEIGHB0R Il
TO BE BELIEVED.
Nothing 80 Convincing as What Per
sons Whom We Know and
Respect Say.

There is nothing so convincing 81
the statements Of people whom we
know and respect. II your neighboE
tells you something you know it ID
true; y oneighbor will deceive another.
So that lie the way with Kin-ne-oids.
The statements of people living right
here in Missouri are published 90 that
you may ask these people and nnd out
the great good Morrow's Kid-ne-oids
are doing.
Mrs. d. W. Jacobs, No. S17 North
Fourth street, says: "People who are
afflicted with kidney and liver trou-
bles doubling the curative properties
Of Morrow's Kid-ne-oids and Nor
rows Liverlax / would advise them
to give these remedies a fair trial as l
have and I dare say all their doubts
viii be removed. I suffered for more
than 8 year from baekache, or q dull
pain across the small Of my back and
sometimes sharp shooting pains
through my back In the region Of my
kidneys. ] was nervous, irritable and
felt all out Of sorts; l had mAlariain my
system, pains under my left shoulder
blade and was bilious all The time.
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids and Liverlax
being 50 well recommended for my
troubles ] got a package and in less
than . week 1 felt like a different per-
son. l was greatly relieved Of all my
former troubles and as l continue to
use these remedies every symptom Of
kidney and liver trouble is being con-
quered and driven out of my system.n
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids are not pills,
but yellow tablets, which 10 the sci
sntihc form Of preparing medicine.
They are Put up In wooden boxes,
which contain enough for about two
weeks treatment and sellfor fifty cents
8 box at all druggists.
Morrov's LiveFlax are small red
granules and sell at twenty i've cents
: box; they cureo constipation, bilious
Bess and costiveness.
Descriptive booklet mailed upon re.
guest By John Morrow q Co., Chem
ists, Springfield, Ohio.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-22
Miss HELEN Gould Gives 500, 600.

II was authoritiyely announced
last night that Miss Helen N. Gould
was the ssfrisndn who had given
s100, 900 TO New York University fon
the building Of q Hall Of Fame. A re-
port that the name OF her father, jay
Gould, would be one Of the first to
appear upon n Of the tablets was
unauthorized.
The names Of the persons which are
10 be engraved on the tablets to be
placed in the great colonnads are to
be chosen BY a popular vote, and the
bearers must Nave been dead ten
years. Jay Gould died on December
2, 1922.
Mise Gould several yeGr's ago gave :
dormitoFy 10 the university - :
memorial to her parents and crested
Eve special funds-NeW York Herald.
The ner York University referred
to In the above is presided aver by
Dr.. John NJ A~acUracksn, father OF
DR.. John Henry MacCracken, now
president OF Westminster College,
Fulton, No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-22

|EE<hg DsEFs<y DsErsaSa1s GzzsaE
EsDErh


m&E Ls Espua&
Fxxha DszPssy ,f0r1sr1y q AezSos
n szo6sy, 81 tbe close q TIE sexyi-
ess Is S. Pztrisk's Chzrzs, Of vhicA
he d TIE pastor, made few remarks
In which ne eriESc1ssd the EngGaa
GcverumezA
As Father Dempsey nulahsd the
c~elebrztson Of the lEsi mEss Endbefors
he gave bsnedicfjon, he turned sroznd
on the altar AID addressing the
congregation exhorted them 70 turn
cut IN strong force Al the parade. Pa
theE Dempsey SAs grand marshal Of
the parade last year and was vesy
anxious that the parade Of yesterday
should be a. gsll attended a. the one
on the year previous, and be % ex.
pressed himself.
There IL another reason" he said,
ftth&t has occurred siDce ! last exhort-
ed you which induces me to re-
guest you TO do your utmost to make
the parade a success. 1t IL to ATONE
for the insult which was offered tC
the flag Of Ireland yesterday. ThEi
Insult wss to have II float from Wind,
sor Castle, with the shamrock OF tina
banner beneath the crown Of England
thai shamrock, the emblem Of Ire
lands Cstholicity, that has ever en-
twined with the cross Of Christ Irish
men should hang their hsads In grie
and sorrow to think that the pure hsl
of their ~motherlaDd, that never waves
In the ranks Of . despot and . tyrant
that vas always on the aide OF justice
and right, should find q place besidI
the bloody Gag OF England, that stand
for robbery, treachery and murder
"ge have to hang our heads Il
shame to think that even one Irish
man could be found to don the liver.
OF that Government, that dyed th
shamrocka Of his motherland with th
blood OF his fathers, mothers an
sisters and help TO crush a struggling
people who are fighting for thel
liberty"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-22
FERRIS G cAUTRORM.
READY rOR FINAL ADVANCE


LONDON, March a.-Whs; HstIs
news that wzs received from the front
yesterday vas favorable TO the British
arna. he Dutch revolt In Cape
Colony l. practically over, Kitchener
has entered Priesk& without opposi-
ton and Br2hant is moving on Roux-
vile. Free State burghers contInue
to surrender. Mafeking IL still hold
ing out and the relief columns are
getting nearer every day. The blow
ing up Of bridges over the Modder
River shows that the Beers intend to
hamper Roberts advance a. much as
possible.
Roberts has turned Bloemfontein
into a great central base, from which
he is shout 10 begin his final effort to
crush the Boer resistance.
His plan At present outlined con-
templates an advance in three
columns, one from Natal under Bull
Ter, one from Kimberley under Hitch.
ener or Methusn and one from Bloem-
fontein under the Field Marshal'l
personal command.
Another column under General
Oarringten will operate to the north
Of the Transvaal to prevent the Boei
invasion OF RhodesIa.
Kitchener has occupied Prieska anc
csptnred some booty. The rebellion
in thst district lie subsiding.
The retreat Of the Beers across Vet
and Viasch rivers, and the destruction
by them Of the bridges crossing thosI
streams, are interpreted at Bloom
fontein az meaning that the Free Stat
has abandoned the Geld and that thu
TransvsaIsrs themselves are retiring
to their own defense to fight 1t 90
unaided.
steyn has replied to Roberts,
charges Of abuse Of the white flag b!
denying them and alleging violation o
, the rules OF war BY the British. II
|, also charges that the explosive bullet
/. found in Oronje's lager wer,
captured from the British.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-22
FOR W. J. BRYAN.
Democrats and POpulists Instruct
Observation-Disclosures Conventions
Name Choice For President

LINCOLN, NEB., March 2O.-The
State Democratic Convention lasi
night selected Richard Fl. Metcalf, W,
d. Oldham, W. Il. Thompson and A,
8. Tibbitts as delegates at large to the
National Convention. They were in
stfucted for Bryan.
The platform adopted reafirms the
Chicago platform, declares for 16 to 1,
opposing a large standing army, de-
nounces the administration Of the Re.
publican party on the Porto Rlcan
tariff, declares against trusts and i'm.
perialism and favors the choice OF
United States Senators by popular
vote.
William ]. Bryan received an en-
thusiastic welcome and delivered an
address, dealing with money, trusts
and imperialism.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-22

WHEREAS, J. W. Msgl !
ID. Mason, his wife, B! ihss
deed OF trust, dated MOVE
1895, and nled for record u
Of the Recorder OF deeds Of
mortgages in and for Anofs
Mo-, on the 23rd day Of
1895, and recorded In 80
book 10, 81 page SIS, cow
undersigned trustee the 10
scribed real estate, situated
county, Missouri, TO- vii;
Lots three (8), four ~, "
elk (6), In block thirteen
county addition to Mexico
said conveyance vas msos
secure the payment OF ne
note In said deed oes
whereas said note remall.
unpaid; now, therefore, o.
OF the legal owner and W I.
note and by authority OF
ions OF said deed Of trusi :
dersigned trustee, vii, On
Saturday, the i4th Day Oh
proceed to sell, subject
Of trust mentioned 10 -
trust, the property neis
scribed 80 public vendoeN
Get bidder for oesh, ct w
door Of the Court House
Mexico, Missouri, betvess
Of nine O'Clock In the Ion
i've O'Clock In the aitefn
day, 10 satisfy said deos
penses OF executing tbs y
w. B. Mcls
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-22
Carrie Z. Grsvold,1
Plaintiff.
J. Dudley 0riswoid,
Defendant

Nov on lhis dag, February n
the plaintiff, By her attorney, u. Z
clerk OF this court, In vacation, Asl
ined By afldayif, stating amoue CO
the defendant, J. Dudley GnsFE
resident OF the State Of MissylfiE
dinary process OF law oann0sbs m
Il Il now, therefore, ordered = !
thia court, In vacation, that pubaza
notifying him, the said defeneui :
has been commsnced against lin
the Circuit Court OF AudrSih oW
the object and general nature q .
tain . decree Of divorce from hsn
mony heretofore contracted befsz
III and defendant, and for EAf
and Judgments touching ne Fs
Be proper
Nov, therefore, you, said nor-F
ant, J, Dudley GrisWold, are Lard
the ding o. this suit and unlezl
pear q the nsu regular Jahe ssEl
Be- begun and held ct the Coah :
CITY Of Mexico. County and SAIL
ne nFat Monday 10 June, 1906 ~
the third day thereof answer Or
70 plaintiffs petition herein, t. .
taken A. confessed and iaagnss
cordingiy.
And Il h further ordered thlils
pnbliahed IN the Mexico Well
weekly Newspaper publlshed d "
OF Andrnin and sta Of Missoah
successfully The last insertion -
teen days before the commences
next term Of thia court.
sc. BucKNE
51-tt Csft 90
BY W. n. Morris. Deputy Csh.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-22

TIE st. Louis Globe Democrat makes
frequent attacks upon the financial
credit Of the State Of Missouri and
upon the honor and integrity Of the
Democratic state administration; but
Notwithstanding this, 1t is moi obssrv-
cd that the credit oi the State has
been by It IN the lesst impaired, moi
have the few bonds yet outstanding
against the State deprecated in vaIne.
The daily nianderer Of Missourii
credit and standing nov says: "Gov.
Stephens said 10 HE message al the
beginning Of last year that more rev.
enue for the State was absolutely nee.
essary. As the measures devised By
the Legislature have proven barren
. fun statement Of the states present
financial condition would be interest
ing" IL IL true, Governor Stephens
did say In bis message TO the Legis-
latnre that more eveBu for the
State wac absolutely necessary; but Il
ia not true that the Legislature failed
10 accomplish anything, or that our
finances are in an unsstIsfactory con-
dition. The Globe Democrat overIooks
the fact that In order TO protect the
States finances and to remain upon
the aide Of safety Governor Stephens,
ss . prudent business man, vetoed 9
bill carrying $40, 900 appropriations
for needed buildings at the various
State institutions. That paper bas
also overlooked the fact, Intentionally,
no doubt, that our worthy Attorney
General, Honorable E. Q. Grow, has,
BY . faithful performance Of his on
cial duties, broken up the insurance
trust in Missouri and required it to
pay, by way of penalties for disre-
gGrding our antitrust laws, s1oo. COO
into the revenue fund of the State.
The Beer Inspection law, enacted by
the last Legislature, has not been de-
clared unconstitutional. The chances
are that II will stand the test and will
bring 3 large sum Of money into the
State treasury. The work OF the last
Legislature was not BY any means
wholly barren Of good results. The
finances Of Missouri are in 3 very sat
isfactory and creditable condition, the
Globe Democrats statements to the
contrary Notwithstanding. There is
to-day in the State Treasury $780,
0selos, Of which amount es72,014sz Is
In the revenue fund. During the year
1853 e7s5, 900 OF the interest bearing
bonds Of the State were paid OF, this
being sS4, 900 above the constitutional
requirement. Since January /, 1900,
$4,000 more Of our interest bearing
bonds have been cancelled. And before
the expiration Of Governor Steph-
ens' term about $4,000 additional
Interest bearing bonds will be paid 90
leaving the bonded indebtedness Of
The State about 81, 100000 drawing 9
per cent, upon which the State has
al option. The present financial CON
dition Of Missouriis excellentin every
respect, thanks to q clean, business,
Democratic administration, and graf
flying 70 the citizens and taxpayers
generally, excepting alone the St.
Louis Globe Democrat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-22

r. H. Cordnsr and wiis,,
owsr,4 acres noriheas, ~.
esst northeast, 25.6I.s, M
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-22

The New York World, referring to
some Christian Science experiences,
under . headline Of estate OF Mind,' p
says.
The suit Of Frank L. futile, of Balti-
more, against the First Church Of the
Christian Science Of that city for $40,
600 damages for injuries inflicted on
him as the result OF the application Of
"Chrstiau Science treatment" during
bis recent illness, furnishes q valnabls
contribution to our knowledge of thiG
method Of healing, and to the popular
Judgment az 70 how far the existing
laws against malpractice are applicable
ia such cases.
According 10 the complaint, mir
Tuttle's treatment began with the ex-
penditure Of IS for q small book on
Christian Science, ana was followed
up By sword argument addressed to
his nmoFtal mind" The substance oil
these arguments consisted largely ID
declaration that the "mortal mind
was . i'lIar'' II 1t said that Mr.. Tuttle
was really sick, that health was 'not
. condition Of matter but q state Of
mind,n &c.
The diagnosis Of the regular pbysi-
elan who was called in when Mr. Tut
tie was nearing the point Of death
vas, that he was suffering from "gan-
creme, asthma and other Ills, the re.
suit OF negligent treatment" While
the law naturally hesitates TO interfere
with Christian Science as . religious
belief, the laws against malpractice ia
nearly al the States would and should
draw the line against treating asthma
and gangrene a a estate Of mind"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-22
Jefferson CITY Library Project,

JEFFERSON City, NO., March TO-
Rev. Or. J. 2. Hendy, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church, and Judge
A. NJ. Hough left tonight for New
York to confer with the representa-
tive of Mr.. Carnegie relative to the
proposed free library for Jefferson
City. Mr.. Carnegie some weeks ago
offered $4,000 for a library here I'M
der certain conditions. It is believed
that these conditions car be complied
with and that the library can be pe-
cured, and in order that the negotia-
tons might be arranged more readily,
the gentlemen named are sent to New
York by the city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-22

e. B. Gregg and vii, !,
Money, west half soutb,,s.
adjoining on the west, S.r,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-22

John ?. Harrison ana v,,.
Van vsctsr, east half 10,
si-62-1o, e1,9Oo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-22
WIN Visit State Pair Grounds

The Globe Democrat says: A CON.
mittee of the Missouri State Board OF
Agriculture left Sc. Louis last night 70
visit a number OF leading State Fair
Grounds, for the purpose of gather
ing data az a guide in improving and
equipping the Missouri State Fair
Grounds at sedalia. The COMMITTEES
comprises Norman J. Uoiman, presi.
dent State Fair Association; N. H.
Gentry, vice-president, sedalia, Mo-;
Alex Maitland, Richmond, NO.; q.
B. Ellis, Appleton City, No., and J,
R Rippey, Secretary State Board Of
Agriculture, Columbia, No. State
Fair Grounds at Columbus, o.,
indianapolis, Ind, and Springfield,
ILL.,, will be visited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-22


&rEExA ~ MEzsA A-uME
80 za& zazx rnSS huzsss 4. a.
uuurz zsesas al ~ PEra
b sz-e n s1rHzre aur rsk gpp1 e1s&
Iss n EsHa aszsEn1 ar rsE ras&
hu=ssR anelnaAg c1z=1nge hu-rsH -
wsE ~ 6zxa AuE~s& 8zr xhs caEraHg9
huzse muw Azrs sna az3e and nc1unA
wAs M azh ss-ze W1rtE wsizn1
Esa1 EaaS $50 En& nonA An rr11zEy
kzsuE 1zE m EnR a. faol EgEy VA
zzre surss a. og rec11zs 10 MA
ana ar E1EinE Gzt pEry saA8u1 III
pr as sEaG Essr ~ wESeG IL
ans n Ez1zizg 1hsA
weaEh&ss - BE- disxpP9aEisS sse
wEE h1z = hErz n ssxx ciszPPaizt-
zsaA - 10 n al - pusEsst d1s-
EuaslnrzEz En6 IN Al cAsaa Hrr1nEs
- - uEz EPs&k ss tr1sh. All trus
AMI BE Eas Ezs2 GiEarpoarfr,snt VII
eszsE "a Ersst extent
Z Er-znEs Es9 ysguusth st tbous-
ANS II uo1As-x III wark thHnsslvsH
- 1sztA VIII good help xrouns thems
Eass ElHalg hEap I'm vas only eA8sd
npoz % eDur.A cA1aren thEf are
nsvw s&lsd zpoa % assist % not
rs1lly nnux O. feel the Reoesssiy Of.
hspzg- Darsfors, Il il very In
pa-tEzi - train TIE ehldrsn 10 1ssiss
rhsr parents vhsn they are Jet Unal
u e-ssr % dsvslop the mind with ths
.sSey.
Have y0a got year garden seeds
rs4zyf II not, thea Il q tine 10 zee
kftsr tssz ~ &c VII RoE ndishes and
hestrcs sssd ~ aeon as the ground
ssstles. Get plenty Of garden SEED Of
al kinds and give the garden lis
proper care and see how pleasant IL
N 70 have al kinds Of gxr1zn vese-
tables from early spring until late
fan
Feed your stock IN the yard and
haul the manure out yourself as the
skin Of your stock l. too limited to
spread the manure for you Haul
your manure 70 the thinness parts of
tbs farm and not in the fence corners
or along the rsyins like your stock
voald do.
Get ready to plant anew strawberry
bed in the spring - they sEs nj Of
the earliest 80 well a one Of the beet
fruits that the farmer can grow, and
the earliest fruit is appreciated the
most.
would rather grow and eat straw
berries than trade horses, sven IL
should get the best end Of the trade,
ss trading horses is . disappointing
business which we should all try to
avoid
A barrel or q bushel sometimes
vary as much ss q steer or the season
bat = pound lie q very good unit TO 20
By, 50 let rs use pounds instead o.
barrels or bAsketfuls.
III AAchp - III NAaAt VI Anc VI Du1Auco'
on the face Of the earth that 10 morI
thought Of or looked upon by every
|, body for their support than the far
mer of America. Just think Of IL
the business men OF the big towns ant
|, cities, the railroad companies, thu
manufacturers and also the foreigi
countries are looking toward the grea
American farmer and stock raiser 70
their support. Why should we no
be proud of being called farmers, AM
seek TO run our business in the highes
: degree Of prosperity, even though "
are called hay seed or olod hopper b
some second-class town dudes?
} II any one in this county has hsl
any experience In raising GOV peat
then ! would be pleased to see . smaI
article In the columns OF the LEDGE
: 10 regard 10 his suecess Of same, as
thing the editor would be pleased Q
spare n column of his paper for th
welfare OF ne farmers.
v. v ewARTzENDRUBER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-22
Babys Wireless Telephone Plan

-
The Rev. Case Davis, pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal church at War
rem, ILL.,, has a daughter nearly 3years
Of age who is very particular about
saying her prayers before retiring
each night. One evening last week
her mother was detained from hearing
her prayer at the usual hour, and liz.
tie Louise waited patiently some time.
Finally patience ceased to be q virtue
With her and she climbed upon 3 chair
and, taking down the receiver Of the
telephone, shouted into IL:
"Hello, Central; dive me Heaven.
I want to say my prayers"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-22
TWINS BORN TO THREE SISTERS
They Ali Came Into the World Within
-Four Hours and Are All Doing
Exceptionally Well.

MoRRIsrowE, n. j., March 49,
Msndham, q little village a few miles
from this city, now holds the champ
ionship line and the title was won by
three SISTERS, who each presented to
their respective husbands yesterday 9
pair Of twins. The mothers are Mrs.
J. W. Garrabrandt, Mrs. John Free
man and Mrs. Frederick Guerin. The
babies all came into the world within
four hours and all are doing excep-
tIonaIly we'll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-22
TRUSTEES sLIT

u-lt csft es
ny ". \. Morris, DEPUTY Cen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-22
Missouri Inheritance Law.


When any person owning real es-
tate or personal property undisposed
Of or Otherwise limited BY marriage
contract shall die intestate (without 9
wild IL sball descend and be distributed
to PaEcenary to his kindred, male and
female subject to the payment of his
debts and the Widows dover as
follows: First TO his children oLtheir
descendants 10 equal parts; second, II
there be no children on their de-
scendauts then to bic father, mother,
brothers and sisters and their de-
scendauts ia equal parts; third, II
there be no children or their de-
scendsnts, father, mother, brother or
sister nor their descendants, then 70
the husband or wife. So that II Al
unmarried person dies without ! viii,
the property, real or personal, goes
to father, mother, brothers and sisters
in equal parts.
A widow is entitled to 3 dover OF
the third part OF all the lands owned
BY her husband at the time OF bis
death, which interest she holds daring
her life or she may receive sbsoIute-
~ the share Of one child IL she 90
elects In addition to this she is gu
titled to q share in the personal estate
belonging TO the husband at the time
Of his death equal 10 the share Of :
child Of the deceased husband. Il Il,
Of course, understood that all debts
must nrst be paid before the a.
lowances are made.
When q husband dies Wfthout chill
dren, the widow 10 entitled first to al
real and personal estate which came
to her husband In right Of the marri-
age; second, 10 n half the real and
personal est9te belonging to the hus-
band AZ the time Of his death subject
70 the payment Of the husbands
debts, and when q wife dies without
a child her widower 10 entitled to one
bali Of the real and personal estate
belonging to the wife ~ the time OF
her death, subject TO the payment Of
the wife's debts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-22

Col DKvAUuT, Of the Fsrber (Mo.J
Forum, was in Mexico to-day and
says that be has the arrangements
about completed to take the eensuE Of
this district. Col. DAvauit lie giving
careful attention to the duties of bis
Office and hiH friends feel that the
business in his department viii be
carefully looked after.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-22

LINCOLN, 'NEB,, March 2O.-Tht
State Populist Convention selected
Senator Allen and Gov. Poynter AZ
delegates to the Sioux Falls Oonven.
ton. The platform instructs fol-
Bryan and reafirms the platform Of
1885 and contains new planks de-
nonncing trusts, imperialism and the
new politics Of the Republican party
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-03-22

TEE Kings Daughters Il Mexico,
who T always doing good Aavs
made 8 liberal contribution 20 the
monument fund for de-
ceased, 90. L. ThN fund must b
c0mpleted By April Is and all thoss
who intend to subscribe should cal a
At Browns store At once and make
their Subscription.