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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-16

the Sushitna river ana It's principal trtb-
utary. the Yentno. are navigable for over
$50 miles from the mouth for light-draft
vessels OF sufficient speed to overcome the
swift current of these streams. Any ves-
sci from twenty-five TO thirty feet beam,
that does not draw TO exceed thirty inches
of water when loaded. OF twelve to fifteen
knots speed and about ninety feet long dt
may be longer II necessary, viii readily
run up either stream for the distance
mentioned. AS the general direction OF
these streams is southerly. the distance
saved I'm reaching the Yukon river is very
material
I'VE are now assured that practicable
trails can be established from the head Of
Cook inlet as follows: To Eagle, Via the
valley Of the Ma,anuska. thence through
the Alaskan range via the valley OF the
Toxic and thence via Lake Mansfield 10
destination; that another can bs estab-
Hshed TO Circle via the valleys OF the sus~
hitna Cup this stream during the open sea-
SOM. It's tributary. the middle fork. and
Indian creek. tributary Of the latter,
thence across tho divide 20 the Tanana.
thence UP the saljacket and Cinema TO des-
tiuatlon. and finally. there Is itue
doul. hat a practicable route may - OPP
ened to Fort Glbbon. via tho Sushitna.
Yenino ana headwaters OF the Kuakokwirn
rivers.
There Is no trail into the Interior q
Alaska, and from the nature OF things ono
can never Re constructed that does not
present some very serious Obstacles All
az those from the head of Cook inlet are
open 10 the following objections: The nav
lgauon OF this inlet Ia az AL times more
difficult than the open sea On account 81
the unusually high tides and the attend
ant swift currents "a the upper portion.
Again. the same part OF tho inlet during
four months OF the year Is hllsd with float
ting ice. which Is quite a serious impedi-
ment TO navigation This entire inlet.
however. has been successfully and safely
navtgAted FOR many years from April to
November. and Will continue 70 be 80 nav
gated Tor future years, and should tina;
section become sufficiently populated TO
warrant such usvisstloa there Is little
douAt that vessels will 70 found 20 nsvi-
gate the entire main inlet during every
month % the year.
Large Quantities of Coal.
That Cook inlet and the country trlb-
utary thereto viii he quite thickly popu-
lated at TO very distant date there Is little
doubt. No one familiar with that SEQ
zion doubts tina; god viii be found in
great many localities IA paying quantities.
Il is certain that coal exists n many
places In large seams that are easily &C
cessihle from Underwater, arr many other
seams were found By parties OF my COM
mand on the various streams up which We
Travelled We had no trouble whatever II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13
Governor Stephens and Joe Flory

FIuM kut dtHtfruu 1lV ffuo1s
Next to the Republican candidate
for Vice. President, who boasts Of
having shot q Spaniard, when re-
treating, In the back, the Republican
candidate for governor Of Missouri is
the rankest coward. His attacks
upon defenseless Missouri women
characterized him as contemplate In
the extreme. On this subject the
Boonville Advertiser says:
"Joe Flory's campaign methods are
bad at their best, but when he de-
soends to the dirty work of attacking
the wife OF the Chief Executive Of
Missouri, he viii lose the respect,
even OF those who placed him in the
race for the Office he snow seeking
but will never get.
sin his backwoods speeches he ia
charging that Mrs. Lon v. Stephens
has purchased several hundred doll
lars worth OF stationary with the
States money, and that she has spent
one hundred dollars of the States
money for flowers and other things,
dishonesty. These contemplate
charges are Just now coming to light
and are meeting with righteous in
dignation everywhere.
"An the Florys in the United
States could not make the people of
Missouri believe, for 9 moment, that
Mrs. Stephens would use one cent Of
money dishonesty. Here in Boon
vile, where she was born and reared
and where she is loved by all creeds
and classes, Flory's charges are con-
sidered worse than contemptible. Mrs.
Stephens gives away in charity, IN
nnAlly, probably more than Joe Flory
earns in = year (honestly.) She has
no need to appropriate to her own
uses the States money o anybody
else's money.
"Let ice FIory and his gang ex-
pend their venom upon the COVER
nor, IL they wish to, but for the sake
Of the reputation Of Missouri let them
keep their dirty hands OF of as fair
and gentle and modest and generous
q woman as Mrs.. Lon V. Stephens"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13


Tns nvPuDIfrau party seems to be
mixed In reference TO the paramount
issue of the campaign, and the follow
ing from the Jefferson City, (Mo.,)
Tribune Is to the point along this line:
The Republican r puzzled as to the
proper disposition OF the silver issue.
One lot of newspapers shrek that the
free silver Republicans, like stewart
and Mantle, are returning to support
Mckinley because the silver issue is
dead. Another lot are equally &c
vehement in declaring the silver issue
is very much alive, and that all friends
of the gold standard must rally to the
support Of Mckinley.
In the meantime the Democrats are
not worrying over the silver issue at
all. They recognize, with Mr.. Bryan,
that the paramount issue Is imperial
ism. They hold that however i'm
portant may be the government, the
form of the government lie still more
important. The silver issue lie not
perplexing them.
The Republicans, on the contrary,
do not know how to treat the coming
into the Republican party Of rampant
free silver men like Senator Stewart.
His coming will convince many gold
standard advocates that the friends OF
free silver do not expect much from
Bryan's election. They will, there
fore, be the less concerned about de-
featiDg Bryan. Nor do the Republicans
care to Brighten away any silver men
By insisting too strongly upon the
necessity of the gold standard.
These are indeed the times which
try Republicans souls-pocketbooks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13
LAND SALES.

Milton Lee to trustees school dis
trict, 1909, / acre, southwest corner
southwest southeast I-5o-9, el00.
Susan R. Ficklin and husband to
Dorcas Wayman, lots 4 and 8 block II
Ladd's addition to Mexico, $500.
Ohas. Lue and wife to John w. Lue,
1-1S IS acrss . part OF south half lot
northwest 6-52-s, $40.
VIM. Baker and wife to George L.
vannatta, southwest southwest So and
southeast southwest and south half
northeast southeast S2-5i-lo, $4,000.
VIM. L. Fraser to oatharine N. Fra
ser northwest southwest 0-51-s,<1,2 200,
]. E. Oulbertson and wife to Geo,
W. and Robt. &. Sisk, west half north
east and 20 acres east side east hall
northwest 1855, $500.
". L. Fraser to James Ruse, north
east southeast s-51-s, $1,000.
Jos. Gelven and wife to &C. Wonne-
man, descriptive tract, adjoining
green house, Mexico, $3.50.
Edward German and wife to W. r.
Priebe, s15 acres in 1s-52-il and 49,
52-l2, $3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS WORTH
OF PROPERTY DESTROYED
BIZ REGENT STORM.
DEATH ROLL HAY REACH 10000.
Galveston Relief Commute Aaks For
Immediate Help From Neigh.
boring Cities-List Of the
Lowes Of Towns in
Storms Path.

HOUSTON, TEX, Sept 1.-THE fol-
lowing statement of conditions ct
Galveston and appeal for aid, issued
by the Galveston relief committee,
reached Houston at 10 O'Clock to-
night. "a
A conservative estimate Of the loss
OF life in Galveston is that II win reach
5000.
Az least 5000 families are shelter
less and wholly destitute. The entire
remainder of the population is suffer-
ing In a greater or less degree.
Not q single church, school or char
liable Institution, OF which Galveston
had so many, is left. Not q building
escaped damage and half the whole
number were entirely obllterated.
There is immediate need for food,
clothing and household goods Of all
kinds.
II nearby cities wiz open asylums
for women and children the situation
will be greatly relieved.
Coast cities should send MS water &c
well as provisions, including kerosene
oil, gasoline and candles.
REBUILDING OF GALVESTON Is BEING
CONSIDERED.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 11.-Railroad men
In this city have been discussing with
great interest the possibility that
Galveston may be rebuilt on q differ
emit site, less liable to the onslaughts
Of theGulf ofMexico than the fat sand
island which has twice been denuded
by wind and wave.
Charles H.. Tweed, chairman, and
d. B. Mills, Of the Southern Pacific
Board of Directors, both said to-day
that the directors had not discussed
the question OF rebuilding Galveston.
"The railroads. said Mr.. Tweed,
twill, Of course, have to replace their
own property. But l do not think
that they will cooperate In any
movement to replace the town. The
residents Of Galveston do not need.
their help for that purpose"
In considering the question Of .
removal of the site 1t should be borne
in mind that Galveston has spent more
than 100000 in building ietties to
improve its harbor. It is true that
higher and better land exists at the
mouth Of the Brazos, but 1t ia not
likely that residents OF Galveston viii
want to turn to q new harbor after
the great expenditure which has been
made on their own.
Assistant Secretary II. B, Henson,
OF the international and Great
Northern Railroad, said though that
the residents OF Galveston would en-
deavor TO reclaim their Iosses on their
own territory rather than turn TO .
new nite.
LOSSES OF LIFE AND PROPERTY.
HOUSTON, TEX, Sept. n.-Based on
reports believed to be accurate, the
following statement lie probably as
near correct as can be arrived at ut
this time:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 12.-The native
cattle receipts eventually reached fair
proportions Tuesday afternoon.
Sales included beef steers, 1900 to
l,5O2 lbs. average, at s. to $5.75; beef
steers, e42 to 1,l7o lbs, ct $3.50 to
TO $3.50; butcher cow and heifers at
e1.35 to $40; stock steers and feeders
81 s2.s5 to s45o; stock cows and
heifers at 8 As to $3.50; veal calves at
$3.50 to 81; balls ct s2.e0 to ss.65, and
mixers vt ele to s42 per COW and calf.
Hogs-The bulk of the hogs sold at
IS IS TO IS 80, plgs and light lights, 90
10 1zs lbs. average, st "a 25 to s5 so,
according 70 quality; light hogs, $50
to 100 pounds, sold at % IS to s 30,
the bulk at s 40 TO s 30; medium
weights, 1856 to 2s5 pounds, sold at
8 Is tob 90, the bulk going at 8 40 to
5 IS; the heavy culIs sold 3 70 to 8 10,
and fair to best heavy hogs at s 20 TO
5 so; good mixed hogs ct 5 Is to s As,
and common 10 fair mixtures sold at
8 rs to6 IS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13


THE Mexico LEDGER has been under
the present management twenty-four
years this week. 1t is steadily grow
ing in circulation and feels to-day
stronger and more vigorous than ever
before. The management has no new
promises to make. We try to publish
all the news that is ht to print all the
time, always advocating right. We
shall continue in the future as in the
past, doing everything in our power
to build up Mexico, Audrain county
and the grand old State of Missouri.
AS a Democratic paper we will always
be found supporting the nominees and
standing upon the platform Of the
party; at the same time reserving the
right to criticize wrong, no matter il
1t is in the Democratic party. We
desire to take this occasion to thank
our patrons and friends throughout
Missouri for their cordial and hearty
cooperation. We shRIl strive more
and more In the future to deserve the
kind words and liberal patronage
which we have always enjoyed. To
our pride in the past and our hope for
the future, We will add vigorous work
In the living present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13

There win be 3 mast meeting. Thurs
day evening, 1880, at the Baptist
Church. Every Baptist In the city and
neighborhood is asked to be present,
aud all Christians Of other churches
are kindly invited. DR.. Seymore, Of
Phlladelpha, formerly pastor Of Ruggle
Street Church, Of Boston, will address
the people. Also Mr.. Nell and wife OF
the Chapel Oar, Messenger OF Peace,
will be present. Brother Neil will
speak. He and his wife are hne sing
ers and will give some soul stir ring
songs. II 10 understood that the
Chapel Gar will be on the track at the
depot and all can have the pleasure
of seeing IL. 1t is a most wonderful
car. Its mission lie true to Its name,
Messenger Of Peace. II, with its mis-
sionaries, has been the means Of
rsscuiDg many souls. You will miss
the religious feature Of the season II
you fail to be ct the meeting Thurs-
day night. ]. ]. POTTER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13

In 1896 Missouri gave Mckinley
more votes than all the following
states put together, viz: Maine, YER
mont, New Hampshire, Rhode Island,
Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Idaho,
Montana, Nevada and Mississippi;
more than Iowa, Idaho and Nevada
combined; 5000 more than MassA-
chusetts; more than the following
fifteen states combined, Wyoming,
Washington, Vermont, Utah, South
Dakota, South Carolina, North Dako-
ia, Nevada, Montana, Mississippi, Ida
no, Florida, Arkansas, Colorado and
Delaware; more than Connecicut, GAL
~lfornia, Colorado. Florida and Idaho
combined.
Illinois gave Bryan 100000 more
votes than Missouri gave him.
Ohio gave Bryan 10000 more votes
than Missouri gave him.
Pennsylvania gave Bryan 10000
more votes than Missouri gave him
and New york gave him the large
number of 1856, 900 more than Missouri
gave him.
The Republican vote OF Missouri
outuumbers the Democratic vote Of
Kentucky by $1,000.
Mexico VOTER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13
COAL STRIKE DRoFFsD.
Operators Are Working Mines to Full.
est Capacity and Turning Out
More Coal Than Ever.

WMKRsBARRE, PA, Sept. 1.-THE
excitement over the threatened strike
OF miners In the wyoming Valley has
entirely died out. The only murmur OF
discomfort comes from Plymouth
where the United Mine Workers
organization is very strong.
The miners there say that the sx-
ecutive board ct Indianapolis played
into the hands OF the operators, I'M
Willingly, but nevertheless very
effectively. II the strike had been
declared Saturday night, as expected,
% per cent Of the men employed In
the mines in Plymouth and vicinity
would have laid down their tools ut
once
At PlaIns, Parsons, Sugar Notch and
other towns In the valley the miners
appear to be perfectly satisfied with
the turn in Affairs and Il would be .
somewhat dificult matter to. the
striking point again.
In the meantime the operators are
doing nothing but mining coal. Every
colllery lie being worked TO its fullest
capacity and more coal lie being mined
than at any tine In the history Of the
valley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13
a NOTHING TO SAY.
No Criticism to Make Of Mr.. Olney's
Actions.

BuzzARDs BAY, MASS, Sept. s.-"I
have no criticism to make of Mr.. Oh
ney's action. have nothing to say
regarding any OF the candidates. ]
have other business to attend to. My
time is devoted to my family. For
diversion I 60 fishing and hunting"
The above was the answer made by
ex. President Grover Cleveland to the
Post Dispatch correspondent who
asked II II was true that he was going
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13
PIKE COUNTY JAIL DELIVERY.
Seven Prisoners Saw Their Way Ont
and Make Their Escape.

BOWLING GREEN, Mo-, Sept. s.
Last night during q temporary alb
sence of the nightwatchman, q hole
was sawed through the steel grating
that surrounds the cage In the county
jail, and in 3 few moments nor q
hole was dug through the brick wall,
and seven prisoners, awaiting trial for
grave crimes, went free, Within
three miles of the jail they stole two
horses from Mr.. Jonathan WAddelI,
to aid them in their flight, and made
their escape.
The prisoners who escaped are
Lery Ledbetter, colored, for murder;
Willie Gilbert and Henry Coleman,
colored, burglary; William Gladheld,
Luther B~ranstetter, William Byars
and Frank Fisher, horse thieves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13
PUBLIC SAL
Tuesday, Sept. rs, tsd

Having decided to quit farming
to move my family to Texas, 90
above date at my farm, 2k d
south Of Rush Hill, 4 miles NORTH,
OF Benton City, and ~ miles cal
Mexico, I will sell the following
sonal property, to- wit:
Elghty-one head OF cattle,conss
OF ~ head three and four year
steers, is one and two year old 1t.
70 COWS and heifers, is sucking cal
/ thoroughbred Hereford bull.
rwenty.seven horses and nj
consisting Of 10 brood mares, Q Oh
ti-yeer-oia ssldIp9. J slAlIIou 5a
coits, two three year oia usuim
two year old mules, two year
mules, two work mules, two isnn
l jack.
Two hundred head sheep, cons
ing Of 100 ewes and so lambs, S b
faced bucks, 8 good Merino buckl
About So shoats, weigh about
pounds, twelve brood sows, d
With pigs at their sldes, 1 fine boar
All my farming Implemsnts-si
wagons, 1 carriage, 1 buggy, /
horse cart, plows, harrows, plant
disk cultivators, New Departure
~tivators, mowers, roller, oats cuts
Porter corn crusher, 1 circular v
saw, l derrick, 4 good rakes, Il
fence machine, 65 or 20 acres COR
nsld, about 1850 bushels good 0
half interest in 4 acres Of potataa
stacks good timothy hay, 1 good It
millet, 1 straw rick, q lot Of
and bee hives, 1 binder and boo
hold and kitchen furniture.
Terms-sums under $40, cash.
sums above so, bankable nois
months time, s per cent. fnts
from date. No property t. Be
moved until terms Of sale are q
piled with.
Sale to begin at . O'Clock ID
Dinner on the ground.
AuctloneeFs: ]. q. Brown and
Stephens. W. @. SINS
Rush Hill, y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13
Marrhan Robbery Suspects Arrested.

Marshall Robbery Suspects Arrested.
MARSHALL No., September s.-A
man who gave his name IS William
Lambs wa arrested at noon Saturday
by Marshall Morgan, Of Glasgow, and
brought 70 this city on the afternoon
train, suspected Of being one Of the
three men who robbed the Chicago
and Alton depot Friday and shot Night
Waterman Sail Aulgur. In company
with two others, this man had reached
West Glasgow Friday morning and
ferried across the Missouri River.
where he left bis companions, and was
in the act Of buying . has when
arrested, one OF the station robbers
having lost : hat in escaping. When
brought here the Lost hat was found
TO be a good q for the captured man,
and be Wiii be held for Identification.
Constable HlghtoweF, Of Miami Town
ship, also arrested q suspect ct that
place Saturday morning who was try
ing 10 secuFe feFriage across the river.
5000 yAfds Of remnants Ct Rnmous,'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13
Tsaehsr. Of Audrain County.

TO ne Editor Of ne Ledger.
sKEEKR, No, Sept. liza COM
mite has been appointed for arrsug-
ing . school parade for the Street
Fair. Some prizes will be given to
schools from q distance having the
largest delegation. I would suggest
that the directors give Wednes-
day, Oct 10, asa holiday and see that
their school i In the parade. Get
your school ready. Drill your pupils
TO march. Bring some OF your pu-
pi's work and let the school display
be one Of the best. For further 10.
formation address Prof. W. Eiler,
Mexico, nc. Very truly,
T. L. BRUCE,
County School Commisioner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13

Col DAvAUDr, who has completed
the oensns in this district in a most
satisfactory mann er, will, next week,
take charge of his paper, the Farber
Forum, again, Mr.. Bird has kept the
Forum to the front all right, but we
are glad to welcome MIR. Davault to
the newspaper field again. The CEN
sns for this district will be given out
ahorflu
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13
Thursday, the s7th Day of ssptsu'
Administrator,s Notice.

~
Notice Is hereby given thai ~
OF administration upon the esIAs
Albert White, deceased, have
granted the undersigned BY tbs
bate Court Of Audrain County,
souri,, bearing date August 70, ~
All persons having claims -
said estate ARE requested 70 81
them for allowance TO the Admins
tor within one year after o..
granting letters, or they may ps Y
cluded from any benefit OF sucn ~
and n such claims be not e1ni,sl
within two years from the da1s II
win be forever barred. u,rp
N. R. WHITE,
2f.4s Admiuistfsis'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13

HARDIN ooLLBGE promises to have
the biggest year in its history. We
understand that all Of the rooms have
been spoken for and that Prof. NIL
lion has al option on adjoining resi-
dence property so as to make room
fer all who may come. Hardin COL
lege Is a grand school.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13

to support Bryan for the presidency,
and II he had seen Mr.. oIney's now
famous letter.
When Nj. Cleveland stated that he
had no criticism to make regarding
the action OF Mr.. onley, he stated 1t
In the same fcrcible manner. that has
characterized all his utterances. The
friends of Mr.. Cleveland here say that
no persuasionl could INDUCE him to
change his mind and again enter the
arena Of politics.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13

THE Street Fair premiums, found
in the Mexico Weekly LEDGER, indi-
cate that the fair will be a grand sue
cess. The people OF Mexico and Au-
drain county should work and talk
for this enterprise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13

THE Street Fair at Louisiana, Mo-,
was q grand success. Ten thousand
people witnessed the flower parade.
Mexico expects to give the best Street
Fair In fine State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13

Mr.. Ms. Myers, Of the Turner Jack
son Mercantile Company, together
with Mr.. Geo. Frank, are in the market
completing their fall purchases In
the very latest things to be had to
date. This firm informs Us that they
hope to be in their beautiful new store
rooms, With the dry goods and grocery
consolidated, by October /. In the
meantime they will display their
mammoth stock to best advantage
possible at the old stand. Watch for
their ftad.u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13
DISMISSED TEE CASE
Missouri Warehouse Commissioner
Decide in Favor Of the Alton.

JEFFERSON CrrY, Mo-, Sept II =
The Railroad and Warehouse Com
mlssIoners to-day took up the matter
of the petition OF the citizens Of
Galloway county regarding the train
connections st Mexico OF the Chicago
& Alton branch road, running from
Mexico to Jefferson City. After con-
sidering the matter the commission
ers decided that the greater Number
Of patrons Of the branch road were
best served under the present srrzsgs-
ment for the running Of trains from
Mexico 10 Jefferson CITY,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13
Adminl.srators Notice

NrfHA
Notice Is hereby given inaI ~,
OF administration upon the go
W. II. Wakefield, deceased, nav ps|
granted the underslgned By tns nj
bate Court Of kadrain County, M
aouri, bearing date OF August
All persons having claims
said estate are requested " ss|
them for allowance 10 the aoms. 4
ter within one year alter
granting lettsre, or they msl
cludtd from any benefit oi sOssisFs|
and II such elaine be no' I'D
wlthln two years from the os''
will be foresef barred. ,,ptn
j. j. wAKEFlhLg
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13
The Maruhan Street Fair

Commences Monday, Sept. 10. Six
days and nights. Don't mise 1t. The
Chicago & Alton railroad viii make =
rate of M and one-third fare from
Mexico. Tickets sold on Sept. 10th to
18th inclusive. Good returning on or
before Sept. IL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13
County school o-OnmIsIOnsr.
Emnons' Ons prIos oI0lhIng sIOrs.
strike Lasted Ten Dayu.

Five OF ths nine miners VINO struck
81 Guthrie q Locke's mines near
MaFtinsbufg ten days ego returned 10
work this morning upon the old basis
Of pay. New men viii an out the full
force next week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13

THERE is stIll a great deal Of talk
about the Chicago & Alton railroad
division being moved to Mexico. We
hope 1t is not all talk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13
Republican Convention.

Notice is hereby given that the Re-
publicans OF Audrain County, Mo.,are
called 10 meet in mass convention IN
Mexico, No, on Thursday, the 20th
day Of September, 1900, at 10 O'Clock
:. NJ. to nominate 3 county ticket and
transact any other business that may
be necessary.
II. d. HUNTER, Chm.
0Eo. n. KUNKEL, Sec.
% the same date Hon. Geo. D.Rey-
nold win speak at / p. m, Hon. d. 8.
Flagg, candidate for Congress, viii
speak At 2;So p. n. The Hon. W. p.
Bloebaum candidate for State Auditor,
and Hon. J. B. CARRIER viii speak ct 7
q. N.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-13

TEE Constitution and Mall and Star,
Of uhilicothe, NO., have consolidated.
Ohiilicotbe, like Mexico, had too
many newspapers.