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Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04
thompson.

Farmers are moving their oats
on account of them being so short
a large congregation was pres
ent at the basket dinner at Liber-
ty Sunday.
Elder Hook will preach at the
Hall Saturday night, Sunday and
Sunday night. Everyone invited.
The Singing began last Friday
night at the Hall with fairly good
attendance. We meet again next
Friday night. More persons are
needed in order to form n chorus.
II. Il. Cant shipped one ear of
hogs and butcher stuff to st. Lou
is Tuesday.
j. r. Hays shipped one ear of
butcher stuff to st. Louis Tuesday
night.
VIM. Harper, of Mexico, was
on our streets recently.
b. b. Crockett received II new
boiler and engine to use with his
saw mill near here.
Mrs. Francis Hudson is visiting
in Mexico this week.
Miss Threlkeld desires a class of
seven children III afternoon. Those
who wish to sign please give their
names to Mrs. Ed. Tiger before
Friday. All who have signed will
be expected present Friday night
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04
MartinSbure.
steam !

Miss Edna Gannaway returned
home Sunday from Wcllsvillr af-
ter pleasant visit with Miss Bar
hara PhcarS.
GusS Boda left for his home at
Usage, Mo, Wednesday, after AN
extended visit with his grandmoth-
or, Mrs. kleinsorgc.
Charlie Watkins, of Mexico,
visited in this city Sunday.
Miss Bculah McGinnis returned
from WcllSvillc Monday.
Joe Watkins, of Benton City,
was here Sunday.
Marvin Walker, Il. D. Klein.
sorgc and 'iuss l5oda went TO
Wcllsvillc Thursday.
Carl Hamilton and wife were in
WcllsvilIc Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Gaunaway was "A
passenger to WelISyillc Friday
Marvin Walker and John Wat
kinS went to- Benton City Satur-
day.
Dave lIaislip, of WrllSvill", is u
regular visitor III Martinshurg
John Watkins went to Wells
willie Friday.
Four of MartinSburg'S young
people went to Benton City Sun
day evening.
Miss Bessie Watkins, of Paris,
Mo-, is visiting Miss Ara McGrcw,
Miss Francis Kemp, of Venice,
is visiting Miss Melia Rogers.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04
they will make a trip West.


Miss Bessie Lindsey, of Ash.
land, is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs George Faddis, and family.
Miss Carrie Price, daughter of
Mr.. Frank Price, of Centralia, is
at present visiting her cousin,
Miss Lille Berrey.
Miss KEENAN,, daughter of Hon.
VIM. KEENAN,, of Mexico, was the
guest of Miss Frances Carter re-
Gently.
Miss Pearl Cason, Il reigning
belle of McCredie, visited the
Misses Sims recently. She left a
few days since for California to
make relatives an extended visit.
Miss Winnie Sims, the accom-
plished daughter of b. o. Sims,
will leave for Kansas City and
Clinton soon.
Mrs. Alice Gilpin left Tuesday
for Il weeks visit with her sister
in Kansas City.
Smith Dawson, of Welch, was
here last week visiting his brother,
NJ. NJ. Dawson.
The basket dinner at Liberty
was a glorious success. Rev. Mar
shall Shaw preached the sermon in
the morning, and the pastor, Rev.
Hcrndon, preached in the evening
Children's Day services at Beth
lehcm were well attended and all
the little fellows as well as the big
ones did themselves proud.
In the new list of surveys and
buggies we mention that of Mr..
Lambert, II surrey, and Cecil Nal
lory and Tom Bruce,a buggy each
Miss May Lewis attended meet
ing at Red Top, Boone county,
last Sunday.
Mrs. Il. T. Turley lost valua.
bile horse. Old jim, last Sunday.
The exercises on Children :
night at Olivet were good.
+. b. Norris, secretary of Au,
drain r. 4 l.. Mutual Insurance
Association, was here Monday
looking after business.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04
MARRIED SICK MAN.
A Wedding that Is Causing
Much Comment.

Says the Fulton Sun: Married
at the home of the groom on East
Asylum street, Fulton, Mo-,
Thursday evening, June 81, 1901,
by Rev. A. A. McGeachy, Clarenc,
w. Mcdaniel and Miss Della Shep.
herd.
The groom is in very poor
health, not being able to stand up
to be married. When the minis
ter asked Miss Shepherd if it was
her wish, knowing the condition
of the groom's health, to marry
him, she answered. Yves" He
then spoke the words that made
them one. The groom is said to
he in the last stages of consump.
ton and will not live long. This
marriage has caused more com
ment than anything that has hap
pened in Fulton for some time,
owing to the serious condition of
Mr.. McDaniel's health, and also
t. the fact that his mother was
taken to the asylum rs IA patient
on the day of his marriage.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04
III Nel9hborhoOd News. \
Benton City.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Mullins
returned home lat week from
Ohio, where they spent two months
visiting relatives.
Miss Mamie Jones, who has been
visiting relatives in st. Louis the
past week, returned home Sunday
Jno. Barker, of Mexico, was
here Sunday.
Louis Baehr and family. of
Rush Hill. visited relatives here
Sunday.
Miss Emma Dillon, of Fulton,
is visiting at this place.
Mrs. Clara Burger Duchwitz, of
Salisbury. is visiting relatives in
this community.
Miss Hattie Douglass, of MeIi.
co, is visiting friends and relatives
in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman, of
Conn. are visiting DR.. McMurtry
and wife.
Grandma" Powell is visiting
in Wcllsvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. j j. Zimmerman
spent Sunday in Rush Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hicks, of
Moberly, spent the past week with
the lattcr's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. a. LANG.
The Bible Institute held at the
Baptist church Saturday aud Sun
day was very interesting and well
attended.
Miss Lena Simpson, of Warren
county, vi. tied relatives here part
of last week.
Miss Lizzie Ecton left Sunday
on visit to relatives ut Carroll
ton and Kansas City.
Mr.. Fred kcllerhalls, accompan-
led by Miss Katie Mullin, attend
ed church in Mexico Sunday.
Mrs. Hamilton, of Martinsburg,
was here on business Monday.
Miss Bertha Tratchel, of Soda
liza, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Dora Tratchel, east of town.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04
MOlino.

Some of the members of Mt.
Zion church attended the Sunday
school convention at StrOther,
nine miles north of MOlinO, last
Saturday They say it was n glo-
riouS meeting. with several good
speeches and Il paper on Sunday
school work. There was an album
dance of dinner, and supper for
all who wanted to stay for night
services, Quite number from
Long Branch were there also.
DR.. Flynt and family returned
from near Hally last Saturday,
where they had been visiting their
parents.
AS you thru Kindness carefully
announced our meeting on the 4th
Saturday i'll June, ! will give YOU
short account of the proceedings.
At 10 II. m, song and prayer SER
vice; at II a. m, sermon by Rev
Pulls. At noon all retired to the
shade on the south side of the
church where there was an appe-
Using dinner awaiting them, with
plenty of ice water and Ice cream.
At , O'Clock, song and prayer ser.
vice. then reading of the covenant
aud articles of faith and comments
on each point by Rev. Riney. Then
the roll call, to which all respond
ed except about l. or IL. Sick.
ness kept some of the members
away.
Rev w. b. Craig, who has
been pastor of the Long Branch
church nearly - years, says there
are but two members attending
now who attended when he first
began preaching thcre-Mrs. Fan
ME Crawford and Mr.. Wright.
Uncle Mart Bybee has been very
sick, but was better at last report
Aunt Fannie Goodnight was
laid to rest in the Bcrea church,
yard, June -, 1901. She was
born in November, 1907. Funer-
al sermon was preached by her
pastor, Rev. Sutman, who spoke
of her willingness to go. He Wis
tied her only a short time befor,
her death and she asked him 10
pray the Lord to take her home
soon, as she was such sufferer.
Felix Martin is improving slow.
ly.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04
Deaths.

The SiX-months.old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Daily, east of
Mexico, died last Friday.
F.. NJ. Elliott, well-to-do and
highly respected farmer, of neal
Farhcr, died suddenly last Mou-
day morning.
Mrs. Charles Ackman, of this
city, was called to the bedside of
her father, Mr.. Freeman, at FL
gin, Ill. last week. The father
since died.
The little 6-ycar-old son of Jas.
Spears, of Centralia, received a
sunstroke at , o'clock last Satur-
day afternoon while playing neal
his fathers house in the yard
and died from the effects of it two
hours afterwards.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04
NeighbOrly NeighbOrs.

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. L. Moore leave
tomorrow on their trip to Califor-
mia.
Mrs. Luke Morris, of Houston,
Texas, is visiting relatives i'll this
city, her former home.
Rev. J. w. Yohe, of ShippcnS-
burg, Pa, is visiting relatives in
Littlcby neighhorhood, this coun-
~.
Mrs. q. NJ. Haskell of this city,
for few days has been the guest
of Mrs. Sarah Gray, near Laddo-
mia.
Our young friend, Frank Skelly,
of Littleby, made the MESSAGE a
much appreciated social and bust
ness call last Saturday.
Mrs. John Able and little son,
Lowry, of st. Louis, visited Mrs
Able's parents here this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackman.
j. G.. Maxwell, at Rush Hill, is
entertaining his brother, q. L.
Maxwell, of California. The lat
ter has extensive interests in thu
oil fields of his State.
Mrs. X. \. Jesse and daughter,
Miss Charlotte, of this city. leav,
today for Nioto, Tenn, wher,
they will visit relatives alnnt SiS
weeks,
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04
Baby in a Basket.

Bowling Green, Mo, Jupe 20
Mr.. Ephraim Beebe, as he was
leaving his home on the Louisiana
Grove road, north of this city. this
morning, noticed a basket in the
pathway and upon investigation
discovered IL white male infant
about 6 weeks old, Il bottle of milk
and change of clothing. He
called up Sheriff Lindsey, who
took charge of the baby, and will
take it to the State Orphan assoc
citation and Children's Home soci-
ETY. in st. Louis. Whoever left
the child came from the west, as
indicated by the buggy track turn
ing around near where the basket
was found, and quite a number of
people heard II buggy going in
that direction travelling at an I'M
usual rate of speed at an early
hour this morning,
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04
iouneS Greek.
Hay and Oat harvest is ruShin

Hay and oat harvest is rushing
by.
Rain still bou,1 and nroyed for
ro., uh;Io do;,o ho.,o, no,
coula ho oxro.tod rrdor tho AIM
ouro.,oroo. :. ..,;or,,,. srso,;,o
Ro, M uo,ohor az r,I,,,o,.
l,. a.. u,,,, D..
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04
EpwOrth League.

Nandalia, Mo-, July 1.-The
two days session of the Epworth
League institute and subdistrict
convention of Hannibal district
Epworth League adjourned last
night. Sundays session was op.
cned by Il sunrise prayer meeting
The Sundaysch hour was oc-
cupied by Il study Of the relations
of the league to the Sunday school
and methods of work. DR.. q. b.
Addicks, president of Central
Wesleyan college, at Warrenton
preached the morning and even
ing sermons. The regular district
convention meets in Brookfeld in
September.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04
Skinner.

All the oats in the shock. An
exceptionally light yield,
Our people are making hay this
week.
DR.. Mcdowell is home, after
serving ms petit juror the last term
of Circuit Court.
Ev"ryho ly has hauled water
more or less,
Misses Alice aud ollie Gatewiod
are home for short visit. Later
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04
DUR0C JERSEY H0GS.T e y
A Few Points ID Their s.,s,;

(D Hardy, vigorous, least sub
jcct to cholera of any known
breed. (2) Very prolific, ten to
fifteen pigs to the litter is the
average. CD Rapid growth, cas-
lily made to weigh POO lbs. at six
months. 300 at ten, 400 mt fifteen
months. (D Very gentle dispo.
Sition. (O Best breed known to
cross with other breeds. Farmers
wishing to raise better hogs can
not do better than investigate the
merits of the Duroc Jersey.
\ few choice male pigs for sale
by Il. W. HALE.
l.addonia, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04
Land Exchanges.

Susan J Bolts to j j McCully,
lots : and s. block Fair Grounds
addition to Mexico, $50.
Mrs. NJ NJ. MrFadiu to J. j.
Mctully, lots 9 and 10, block |,
Fair Grounds addition to Mexico,
5000.
Purlina Waddingham to Bcr-
uard Fcucwald, II hf 2-jO.7, $50.
H. a. Ricketts, to Guthrie \
Ricketts,, - ac side Sc ne 2.j4.9,
less road T. side, 500.
II. \. Ricketts, to ID. L. Moore,
= Inf NV ne 2s-5l-9, 500.
Mason Crcasey to VIM. Pollock
aud j. +. Llcwcllyn, trustees, "
2.3 lot &, block I Ladd's addition
to Mexico, $75.
j. +. Llewcllyn to VIM. Pol
lock and J. F.Llcwcllyn, trustees,
.c III lot 6. block I, Ladd's add.
ton to Mexico, %1J.
J +. l.lcwrllyn and VIM. Pol
lock, trustees, to j. j. McCully,
lots ) and &, block |, I.add's adj
dition to Mexico, 81.
Chas. o. Bosard to Carrie Ma.
hin, lots ) and &, block &, Farbcr,
500.
Gustavc Algott TO Miss Jessie
/ Brighter. lots |, > and 3, block I,
original Rush Hill, less T. feet W
side said lot, $40.
+. V. Harper to Luther ii.
Shines, block I, first addition To
/ Rush Hill, aud lots |, , and },
block Q. and lots | and ,, block
/ 10, second addition to Rush Hill.
5000.
Richard Swift to Jennie NJ. Self,
LOT |. block ;, Swift'S addition to
Laddomia, 500.
Mortimer MrIIhanry to Oscar
krrigrr, lots |, >, II and l., blk
II, original Martinsburg, 800.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04
Can't Do 1t Again.

Kansas City Star: a Fa"lsr
farmer has been ferreted ont by
the slcuths of the Audrain con, ty
press, who confesses tn having
once sold load of cattle nj 4 clear
profit of - 900, equal IL, tn sal
AIRY of n congressman, But that
was in 10.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04
ACHILDREN'S SAYINGSZ

a little girl visiting in this city
from another State, whose grand
mother is a Christian Scientist,
got very thirsty and exclaimed,
Grandma, ] want II drink. Oh.
grandma, | am so thirsty I'm
about to pass on
Two little Mexico girls the 9th.
er day on passing one of the hard
ware stores exclaimed, why look -,
Vop King keeps millinery"
Yes" replied the other, but it is
horse millinery" They had no.
ticed those new horse bonnets
in the show window.
\ little Audrain county boy
stood by the red-hot stove watch
ing his mother canning fruit.
Child.like he asked many qucs-
tons. Mamma, what do you can
the fruit up fori"
Because it doesn't grow in win
ter and We can it to keep till then. "
Clyde thought II little bit.
Then why can't you can up some
of this awful hot weather and open
it i'll the winter
\ farmc, living near Smithboro,
H., had been having the horns re-
moved from II number of his eat
tie. Little Freddie was much in
tercsted III the process. The fol-
lowing Sunday. while the Sunday
school teacher was telling the
beautiful story of Moses receiving
the tables of the Commandments
and Aaron waiting in the valley
below, he sat dcmurcly by. Pres
emily the teacher turned to him,
Freddie, can you tell us what
they did with the golden calf"
Il dunno, ma am, less they
dehorn-cd him"
An Audrain boy 81 years ago
lived with his parents down on
Lick Creek. joe" the hired
man, allowed the boy to ride the
horses to water,a distance of about
II mile, but always compelled him
to ride a poor, bony horse with
sharp back bone (which be.
longed to his team. There was Il
little black colt named Selim that
trottcd by the side of the animal
the boy rode. One day said it'll,
boy soliloquizcd so Joe could hcnl
and in quite n threatening manner:
Il bet when that little colt gets
big | keep his back dull"
A little five-ycar-old, who live,
about seven miles from Mexico
was at the depot one day not Ions
since with his grandfather, watch
ing with much interest II fricgh
train taking water and switching
Wonderingly he listened while
Grandpa explained how the water
was turned into steam, withou
which the engine could not pul
the long train of cars. Just then
the train began backing down thu
track. The little fellow was puz
zled. why, Grandpa!" he callc,
out, this one ear on this end cai
pull the whole train without an,
stcam'"
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04

Near Columbia, Mo-, it is said,
2Oo goats are clearing IA 100 acre
farm of brush, thistles, buckbush-
es and briars, and 200 more are
cleaning a farm of 300 acres.
They are expected to become fat
and make good meat in the fall
The briar-fed goat is supposed tn
Ratten easier than the goat with a
steady diet of old tin cans,
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04

Mr.. David b. KellerhallS and
Miss Mary Thornhill, both of near
Rush Hill, drove to Mexico last
Sunday and were married by Rev
w. A. Hanna. They will reside
near Rush Hill. May their joys
increase with the heeting years.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04
Locates In Kansas.

The Coifcyvillc, Has, Journal
says; Harry Atchison, of MeXi-
go, Mo, arrived in Colrcyvillc
Saturday. Mr.. Atchison comes
very highly recommended rs II
thoro business man, and having
accepted IA position with w NJ.
Carbon X Co., will locate pcrma.
ncntly in CotfryviIlc with his fam
lily.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04

Kansas City Star: Gottlieb
Windsor, the Rush Hill farmer
indicted by the grand jury at Mex
leo recently for working on Sun
day, has entered a general denial
and has given his bond.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04

The Chicago 4 Alton section
men in this section of the State
want higher wages. They have
been getting but 81. 10 day.
Monday of this week many Of the
men went out on strike.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04

That whirlwind just northeast
of Mexico Monday afternoon was
nearly terrific enough in force to
be classed as cyclone. 1t was
about POO feet wide and tore down
trees and fences. Rain fell in the
path of the whirl in binding
sheets. 1t passed thru the woods
near the Cunningham bridge.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04

Rev. j. w. Yohe, of Shippens-
burg, Pa, will preach at Littleby
Methodist church, west of Rush
Hill, next Sunday, at IL o'clock
All are invited ont to hear him.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04

Felix Martin, out at Moline,
who had his leg broken a short
time ago, played joke on his wife
the other day by hobbling away
from the house so far that she had
TO call him.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04

During heavy thunder shower
in Chicago Monday, twelve boys
took shelter under "A pier which
was struck by lightning and clev-
Ell of the boys were killed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04

j. +. Llewellyn, who looks aft
er weather conditions in this see
ton for Uncle Sans government,
says the rainfall for June this year
was 2.07, the smallest since the
same month in 1892. That year
it was 3.74. The largest rainfall
since 1892 was in 1856. 81.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04

Last Sunday was the hottest
day New York ever experienced
There were l6 deaths from heat,
I suicides, from the same cause,
and 26 prostrations.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04

Mr.. Joe NJ. Turner and Miss
Matte johnson, both of this city,
were married this week, Rev. j. J q.
Porter officiating.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04

w. q Burks will quit the hard
ware business in Mexico and will
go on the road for Stockhoeff
Supply Co., of st. Louis.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04

Charlie Dobyns, of this city,
will furnish the picniccrs at Lad
donia today with candy and hot
popcorn.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04
Infant SC8Ided to Death.

Mattoon, H., July l.-Whl!"
Mrs. Frank Kennedy, of Neoga,
was dipping hot water from II boil
rr, the scalding liquid fell upon
an lS-months.old infant, pnrboil-
Ing At SO terribly that it dicl sew
cral hours later.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04

There will be snakes at Laddo-
MIA today. Come from this city.
John Mercurio will conduct the
show.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04

7. +. Roden, who was so seri-
ously afflicted recently with APP
pendicitis, is now rapidly recover
ing.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04

The corn crop in Kansas will be
very short this year, on account of
the drought. But the Kansas
wheat Weld is all o. X.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04

There will he IA song service at
Littlcby Methodist church mt 1870
Sunday afternoon, July p.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04
Happened and Happening.

Silas Wilson, of this city, re-
mains quite feeble.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04

Born, to John +. Miller and
wife, three miles northeast of Mex.
leo, a daughter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04

Scores of people from Mexico
and vicinity will visit the Laddo-
mia celebration today.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04

The Mexico Gun Club gives a
shoot at , p. III. today.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04
BARGAIN SALE
NO. e..

Another cyclone of
Bargains that will make
you wish you had plen =
ty of money TO spend.
so Ladies' untrim-
med Shapes, were soc
and 75C, pick of lot l7C.
Lot of Mems SOC, 75C
and Sl.OO Crash and
Straw Hats, take them
at l0C.
800 Ladies' Sc and
lOC HandkerChiefS, this
week only, at ? for sc.
10 dozen 1OC and l5C
Towels, slightly soiled,
they go at ? for lSC.
500 Palm Leaf Fans
at lC each.
FLOWERS.
All of the lSC, zoe,
Csc and 3OC Flowers,
choice of lot &c.
10 dozen Mems 3OC
and CSC Balbriggan
Summer Underwear,
choice l0C.
SHOES.
80 pairs Child's 7SC
Patent Leather Slipper
30C.
Lot of 25C Infants
Shoes lOC.
rr' This week only, July
9Th to 18th.
The Black Flag,
North Side Square,
Mexico, Mo
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04

James Mey ers, late of Rush Hill,
is rusticating in Nebraska.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04
Mexico Market.

Hams, per pound, 10 To -
Spring Chickens ~
Shoulders, per pound,
Bacon sides, per pound, II
Butter, per pound, -
Chickens (hcns), per pound
Eggs, per dozen,
Potatoes, per I'm old, 50
Popcorn, per pound w
Onions, per bushcl, l.6O
Lard, per pound, II
New Potatoes 20
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-07-04

Flow Are Your kidneysf
DIR Hobbs sparagus Pills cure all kidney Ills. Sanl.
pie free Add Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or Ny,
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-01-10

that was not as quiet and orderly
as our village. I often think with
horror as I rest on my little cot,
too weary to read and too happy
to pray-it is then [ think with
horror what would have been the
consequence had the storm king
failed to relent, and turned loose
his cyclone Of wrath and flung
those cliff jewellers that dwell upon
the cliffs that tower along the
north, south and west walls Of our
village-that in his wrath he had
swept those jewellers down upon
us, where would our reputation as
a quiet village be now! Lost in
oblivion, and our name a slur to
the coming generations of quiet
villagers. SINBAD.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-01-10
SENTENCED, PENNED
AND LIBERATED.
MEMBERS OF OUR FRATERNITY.
How sad the tale for man to tell,
I lived on earth. and doubt of hell.

I lived earth and doubt of hell.
It very evident that Secretary of State Hay will quit max
ing hay in Lord Pauncefotes meadow.
If riches WINGS there quite few cunning for that
kind of birds although they do fly rather high.
good easy obligations speak ill., which
quires only silence which nothing
what you mark down it, may be next to the
If burglar oots house he generally prison; if the
soldiers Of nation loot city they retire and draw pension
Never laugh your jokes when you read them to
audience they may mou fail the point O.?
Well the only Hay does resign, possibly find another
sovereign American out Of our little family Of 6 million fill the job
If you amt married. thank the Lord and put your best ticks
and twentieth century girl they be better than the old
brand.
Two brothers named Smith marry mother and daughter.
To both brothers born What the existing relationship of
the sons?
Empress Haruko of Japan very progressive She
the table with her husband and does shave
eyebrows.
operations though
force fighting rebrand Johnny Bull eventually sody
soil to drop
Although General De Wet emblazoned with medals and
other decorations of high honor he making good showing the
front just the
Aman who resolves "vd oats' may put in
with better results than he
oats That is if the is in liquid state.
Speaking of msfs mst establishment be going
waist else they for high living the goth century
from the they turn out so by TO- unmentionables
English jockeys who held the ridiculous opinion that it
possible keep horse straight under the American Jockeys style
riding the conclusion that they badly handicapped
as there is method in their swerving.