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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28
Has A s~rEPDAUeErKR


CoLUNBUs, O, Feb 3-MrS Car
ne Nation. the KznSzs saloon smash
81, his astePdaughisr, Ms Richard
White. residing here and there i
nothiEz too hostile for Mn White q
say against her.
Mrs. White is q daughter Of Mn,
Nations present husband. and Is .
soldiers widow. she claims that
MH Nstio1 Is the cause q much d
the misfortune that has befalien her.
WHISKY Is not the only thing that
breaks up homes said Ms White
Mrs Natioa herself has broken up .
home. II she had not, / would not b
here to-day.
Mrs White said her father vas moi
a farmer. but a god lawyer, who wzs
forecd out Of the profession BY thuai
trouble
lie became an editor on various
papers and, while editing the Warrens.
burg, MO- H9HsE If, mother died. -
she said. Then NY father married
the woman who Is now smashing sa'
looms. She was a widow in destitute
circumstances. She had eloped with
a Dr. Lloyd, a drinking man. He
died with delirium tremens-"
Mrs White said that the story that
her husband had h0seEhipped Mrs.
Nation once was not true. She and
her brother left home after her fathel
married She has not seen her step
mother since, though her father wrote
a letter TO her every week.
Mrs. White says Mrs. Nation is in
sane, and that she became quite VIC
lent some years ago on religion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28
Chas r Billiard Dead

II. COLLINS Colo, FEB "a.
Whereas, Death has removed from
our midst U honored and beloved
brother, c. r. Billiard, and although
we all realized for many months that
be "a suffering from an iBcuable
disease, yet bis hnal taking away vas
a severe shock and sad blow to Us an.
and
Resolved, That the members Of Fl.
Collins Lodge No. 10, l. o. o. r.. do
hereby extend to the sorrowing wife
and family, our heartfelt sympathy in
this their great sorrow, and NAV they
e enabled % see that il was for the
best.
Resolved, That our charter BE-
draped for a period Of thirty DAYS:
that these resolutions BE- spread upon
the records u the lodge and a COPY Of
them vent 10 the family.
JoHN ALNQUIsT.
ACG l. ROHLING.
HARRY G.. HARgtyGTog
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

II. LOUIS, Feb. 2g.-The arrivals In
The beef trade we're light Steer,
sold from $50 to G.5j. stockeH from
taG % SEQ. feeders from $50 %
$40, c0Es from $50 20 -. calves
o. 10 s5.Za
Hogs-The bulk Of the hog. the
pigs and the strictly lowgrade offer
ings not considered, sid at $50 %
SO, as against sj45 70 s53 on Mon.
day. Pig and light lights, % % rs
lha. average, az s5.5 b s5e. accord.
ing b quality; light hogs 10 10 Isl
Aa sd a. rs . s5S; tie bulk at
$40 70 5j2i. Medium weights 100
n@5 le, s1ld at $50 70 s5.e5. bulk
going al AT5 70 $50 and fair % best
heavy hogs $40 % SEQ Good
mixed hogs az s5.45 20 1855 and com.
mon 10 fair mixtures sold al sAs5 b
$40
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28
OPPOSES BILL 4e5.
The Chancellor Of Washington Univer
Eity in Jefferson City a. Work

A large number Of the most prom
inent educators in Missouri who are
connected with endowed colleges are
opposing House Bill No. 465, which
gives the Circuit Curt supervision
over some endowed institutions.
W. 5. Chaplin, Chancellor Of Wash
ingtOn University, St Louis is in
jefferson City working along this line
now, and writes President Million, Of
Hardin College, as follows:
To joan ". MliOn- President Of Hsrasa Cor
iere, Mexico, No.
WAsHISGToS UNIVERSITY. ST.
LOUIS, No, February p, 19Ol-Dear
President Million: l have your kind
letter 81 Feb. 22nd. / shah be in JEFF
fers0n City Tomorrow Tuesday and
shall Try by all fair means to bring
about the defeat Of House Bill No.
46j. W. S. CHAPLIN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28
CLAY's BILL PASSED.
House Reconsidered the Action of Mon
day and Adopted the Measure By a
Two-Thirds Majority.


Special Dspafehto the Ledger
JEFFEEsoS CITY, Feb. 26.-The bill
separating the State and local take.
and imposing all taxation for Stat,
purposes upon corporations, which
vas defeated in the House On Monday.
was r~ec0nsidered to-day and passed
the House by a vote Of 50 70 A.
RHODES CLAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28
Nothing New Under the Sun

is a faYorite expression and as a rule
truthful me. An exception to the
rule has been discovered, however, in
Eupepsia Tablets, a new and wonder.
full preparation for the cure Of dys.
pepsia, indigestion, catarrh Of the
stomach and kindred ailments. All
digestive disorders are promptly re.
lieYed and permanently cured by these
tablets Such wonderful success has
been achieved during the short time
they have been on the market that
the manufacturers unhesitatingly
guarantee a cure-refunding the
money in any case Of failure. AL
druggists sell Eupepsia Tablets.
Write to Eupepsia Co., 323 Clark Ave,
st. Louis, No, for testimonials and
evidences Of cures. II you doubt the
efficacy Of Eupepsia Tablets, the edit
or will be pleased to youch for them,
as will all In Mexico who have tried
them
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28
Intsrsst Rata Not CHANGED

JEFFEsOS CITY, Feb. % - The
House to-day killed House Bill 243.
proposing to reduce the maximum
legal rate Of interest from 8 10 6 pei
cent An amendment making the
maximum : per cent was voted down.
Hamilton, d Daviess,and Hawthorne.
Of jackson, both Of whom had voted
for a 8 per cent rate two yeaB ago, led
the opposition 70 the reduction to-day,
chiefly on the ground that the Third
Amendment taxing mortgages had 50
unsettled the relations between Dor
rover and creditor that the proposed
reduction would be Tulnous 10 the
debtgF classes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28


VIZ understand there Is one citizen
q MEXICO, although be Is not much q
a tzx-pyeE who thinks that a mem
bsT q The Council who strenuOusiy Cd
posd the reduction Of the salaries Of
the city o13cizls zying thecity q Mex
loo over sl,5oo pei year, and, as ad-
mitted By al, working 10 hardship %
the city ot1cials, is splendid timber
for Councilman. He claims that that
KIND q Councilman works for the
Interest q the city; that be did not
igD0re the citys interest o. disregard
her welfare. All this to view Of the
fact that NeIico financially Is ia a de-
F9zo8e cJoditAon, being without
public light except around the pub
lie squzrezBd al the sane time under
the new ordinance the city OBcisls
are getting every cent they earn. This
idea that a growing city, like Mexico,
should create oDees and pay big szla-
ries 70 men who cannot earn a living
BY W0Tk Is not going 70 be popular in
.MeTio3 Mexico has 10 money al
the present. time % appropriate Just
% take care o. the b0FE"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

The Laddo1la Heruh Is In favor Of
j. ~ CroM one VI Audrain county !
very bot teaeheH, Coz County super
yisur o. pabile schools and ~e3itarially
~ ays What is The matter with
eiccting J. Newton Cruss the hnt
Coung school supervisor a AndrainS
Mr. Crs ka sideaaake teacher is
abreast q tie times hasa Thorough
aoquainianee 81 yer TIE county and
tn1us the needs q the schools The
HID named him for ;he place last
guly and has % cause b withdraw
thr u1mination
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

II begins b appear as though u,
Cuhans Wll not ven ogncede 70 tn,
United States q ealing station. and
this country vii b. pretty lucky II II
gets through eith The Cubans without
a hght We whipped the enemy ia
the Philippines and now have a hghi
with TIE home folks. We trust thil
result will not f0il0W IN Cuba.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28
BIG pIs,
Flames Broke Out at II.
a Matinee in Had.s
House-Loa ss0OS5

ooLUNmA, No, Feb. ~
had a $4,000 IRE hi, s
While a matinee, given by 70
Concert Company, vas !
the Haden Opera Hoa@ :. i
By a defective furnace ~, !,
der the stage. The ANA .
posed mainly Of children
The Opera House, = 2
brick building, costing so p
completely destroyed H. y
for 10000. IL was osB. a
Joel Hsden estate, and vii I
diziely rebuilt
Other loses are. " Z
grocery stock, valued az a n z
sIred for s2.OoO; y. D. - h
store, loss $500, insan,, IA
Hatton Bros Wall Paper ~. "a
loss and $500 insurance
-Four brick buildings Z
Thomas White and H. p ~
were badly damaged b. xs,- y.
Quinn and COnley lost sa i
fixtures; E. l. Mitchell. sn u
fixtures: Henry Wise, gr0csrz IA
Richards s NorthcutL msar ii
$500 L w. RipPeta goos-s n
Knights Of PythiaS Odd + i
Elks Lodge furniture sl.oge h, 4
Foster, once fixtures :
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

fozTNAsTKE TEEJoAE, Of this city,
attended the STATE meeting Of post
masters ID Kansas CITY this seek, and
responded b the address q welcome
made By Mayor Reed. in d neat and
Appropriate manner Mr.. TrelOar Is
one u Mlssouri's best known and
m1sl popular ggrernment oaielala
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

Col " r. BALTHz. Editor u tn,
HUNTSVILLE no. Herald. aged fifty.
eight yaB died Sunday q blood
p0isouingz caused By . wound resulting
from q fall C0i01el Balthis was one
% Aisy9ans most conservative, sub
siantlai and highly respected country
neaspapeT msn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28
Mothsr.in.Lau With . ann

SMITH CENTER, KAN, Feb. 18Th,
wife Of John Campbell, one Of th,
prosperous farmers Of Lane township
this county, shot and instantly kllleG
Hubert Day, their son-in-law, thll
morning. She used a d0uble-barreled
shotgun, the full charge taking effect
IN the head.
Mr.. Campbell ordered Day Oh bis
farm this morning and be went out In
the road. but came back to the house.
Mrs. Campbell told him not TO come
in the house, but he had reached the
door when she shot Day was married
to Campbell's only daughter about a
year ago, but they have not lived To-
gether for several months.
Miss Jessie johnson is very IN Of
grin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

THE Hozs hzs passed a bill doing
awag Nfth the ssliFoad and Ware
house CgIuizl0Der. q Missouri which
vii ave The state al least 5000 Der
year Tie Democrats 10 the Legslz-
tgrs nj only preach but practice re-
trsnchmenf and reform
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

List Of Letters remaining1r
Once at Mexico No. f9r H..
ending Fehrua02s, 1901 wh
called for in thirty days will
to the dead letter oshce a. W
ton Persons calling for leue5,
list win please say advert!4
R. B. Abbott, Werner Ala
Anthony, Chris. NJ. Brysn
Boyd, Geo. Brown, Ivy Ban
Fate. R. L. Gregory, Miss Nil
ris, Sam Paul Jones, J. Ly.
Col c. E Sargent, y. N
Mary Tsyloy, Mr.. Worlsy
Young.
W. N. TRELOAR Pus-w.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

We 9 glad b knOs that TIE
Military Academy In this city Is going
b. establish . college mpeE. Nothing
ansertiya q college more than a neatly
printed vel edited neEsy, HPBdate
College paper We Eisb the young
men who have this enterprise 10
cIarge anblanded sleeeaa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

DNDEE The prupsed re-app0rtiOn-
uent u Aissyad ne Ninth Congres
aonal District VIII BE- composed Of
Ealkh Munro Pike Audraiu, Lincoln,
Montgomery 81 Charles and Warren
counties Under the change Bc would
get Nounoe Ia place u Usage and Gas.
oynade toth u which would go o.
ne Eighth District
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

Hos RHODE CLAY's MEASURE
sepazulg state and local taxes and
imposing al taTzliln for state pur-
P1sa upon U~erp0atiguz, which vas
defeated b The HOus Monday, was
r~sonndeTed Tuesday and adopted by
better than Z rEo-thindg ma5ortr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

A NIEIsTKE and a doctor led 3 mid
night raid % . Topeka Kan, whole
sale liquor bous The minister va
No1ncsd and De u The crlsaderH
NAMED J. v. Adams, Has mgrtally
hurt icing algt oDee OF twice. TIT
crusaders al wore hzndkeFchiefs oyel
their faces
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28
NOTICE OF
County Supervise
STATE OF MISSOURI.
COUNTY or AUDRAIN.

/, Clara ID. SnldOw, Clerk
County Court OF said euuutr 4
certify, that on February & III
being the second day q the
February term Of the CouugO,
said county, twas ordered by
that the Inhabitants Of said I
be given thirty days notice byEl
ton Of the fact that at he I
school meetings, 10 be held II
county on the INST TUESDAY 10
next, the questions Of pounu /
supervision and the electH1
County SchUol Superintenden,
Tor, will be submitted, and lh,
vote therefor shall be by halls.
voting therefor shall have Wnl
printed on their ballots. FUf \
vision, and those voting agaiE'
nave written or printed on th
lotS, Against SUPERVISED, al
the several school districts regl
me the result Of said election,
statute provided, and shall ais
the persons voted for and the q
Of votes received by each. for .,
Superintendent.
Given under my hand ana I
ONCE this February ., 1901. I,
ONCE IN Mexico, No, the da !
written.
lsKALl CLARA D. SNIDEl
ID
Per P. E LOCI'
4s4t LsE1l
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

THE Democrats u thk ctr should
take az interest IN the H9ainzl01 q
CDHclzaen - the primary. simply
Oez1% Ns have sn overwhelming
Democrats azDrty Is 20 reason thai
~ Ahon8 M - esre!ui % nominate
f~rsfclas nseu
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28
Mn Natinn SCI Pr.n

TOPEKA, KAN, Feb Ems Ma
ton was released from the count,
jail az II O'Clock last night and al .
this morning left for Peoria 10 act a,
editor Of the Peoria Journal f0i
one day for which She Is 10 b.
paid $50 j. b. NcAfee of this cts
b Nh Nallnnk nundsmnn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28
Wants -Jusf Dsnncrnt,

The Columbia SiatamaAsay 50 long
as We talk of Gold Democrats. Bryan
democrats, Cleveland Democrats.etc.
We bad just as well not nominate a
national ticket. With the Mexico LED
CIR We long for the day when We will
lie Just plain DemOcratGr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28
Administrators Notice

Notice is hereby given that
o. administration upon the ESQ
Thomas Harrison, deceased, have
granted the undersigned by the
uate Court Of Audrain count!
sour, bearing date February ~
All persons having claims
Nalu estate are requested q a
them for allowance 10 the adn
lor within one year after the ol,
granting letters, or they mas
Guided from any benefit of sach
ana " such claims be not etl
within two yean from the dale
VIII De forever barred.
John 5. HENDEkslN
sa-it Adminisin
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

At the funeral Of Mns. Susie Sanor,
nee Green, which took place IN Mexico
On lastSunday were present her father
and mother, also her ~stepfather and
stepm0theE Some years ago her
father and mother were divorced, both
Of them marrying later on. The CON-
Ing together q such a combination Of
relatives is an unusual circumstance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

THEE SEEMS y b considerable
tn1aDe ID EeaPPOnloning the o01grss
si0naA o~Astrcts 10 Missyurl and We
would ngt y surprised if the matter
Went over Til next legislature In the
meantime tie Democrats sh0uh elect
a Gngresu1sn-ztlzrgs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

JAKE QCINLks, one . Audzin
oy1niy6 m1st prominent fzraasn. il
not o1ly 10 favor q an 0ld-fzshb0nsa
county fair Dext fall but SAYS the
bgr@1Dea siE1ld get ~ gethsr ana
have big b1r@ paE1Ae syme SATURDAY
early IN April.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

ESDEE TIE RES pan 10 rsdktrict
~ State - Missouri 1ne easne puts
AudfaiH csznty 10 The Sirtesuth Dis
usct as f1ll5xs. AUdaIn B00ne
C0opef. M0nitezu, Morgan, Camden,
Dallas v ebster and Greene G5antIa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

WHEREAS, Jacob A. QaHllzu
man, BY his certain deed ofgNaF
the 9Th day OF March. IS9s. arimll
ed in mortgage book No 70. a
l46, in the Recorders Office Of All
County, Missouri, CONVEYED a.
undersigned trustee the fdl n
lands, situated in Audrain @ n
Missouri, tO-wit: =,
Eighty tS0) acres. it being ID ~
half III Of the northwest auartg oil
Section twenty-five %. Tgr-
nity-one t5ll, Range six o.. -
And whereas, the said deed q iul
was given for the purpose Of 81
the notes therein DESCRIBED "A
whereas the same are due and
now, therefore, in order 70 O. 20
with the said deed Of trust, IUR,
Friday, the LIST Day Of Marta hi
1901,
between the hours OF I0a. 10 al
OF said day, sell said lands Nv
east front door Of the Court H1a
Mexico, Missouri, 70 the highe
der for cash. 10
JOHN A. GUTHBIe s
Trge 1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28
A Coo shnrfhnn Calf

Robert Guthrie purchased q ". r..
Berry a 80 sh0rth0Tu calf. IL pays
70 raise good calves, Just the same as
II does god pigs Or good lambs, good
hofs@ or god mules II pays 10 raise
The besl-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

j. addition 70 the plan q Fe-appor.
tionment, referred b In the LEDGE
We notice that another scheme Il
90 foot Il . give the Ninth Dis
trlct Franklin, Gaso0nade, Lincoln
Aonroe u Galloway, Montgomery.
Pike Rails St Charles, Warrer
st. Louis and Audrain counties.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28
Administrator. Motto,

Notice is hereby given that
OF administration upon the 80
cynthia c. cunningham, deceaS
been granted the undensignr1
Probate Court OF Audrain count
souri,, bearing date Februay j.
All persons having claims :
sdld estate are requested tod
them for allowance TO the admit
Tor within one year after the .
granting Letters, or they mas B..
Guided from any benefit OF sgC1
and II such claims be not Ell
within two years from the dlf
Will be forever barred.
EARL c. ~CUNNINGHN
4S-4t AdminiSt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28
Executor,s Notice

Notice is hereby given that
testamentary upon the estate O =
A, Sullivan, deceased, hayebeel
ca the undersigned by the %.
Court OF Audraln county, Ms
bearing date OF February II, lsI
All persons having claims
SAID estate are requested to q.
them for Allowance TO the eKa.
within one year after date Of
letters or they may be preCiU1a.
any benefit of such estate, and z
claims be not exhibited withil
years from the date they viii D.
ever barred.
MARY SULLINAN
49-4t Eveutl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

EvEETByDT should b. vzEInztsd
ilzaIztey and The srrjctest kind q
gazs9uti1e observed 10 this say
TIE small pz vii s1o1 dlsappssE Il
IS % the 70 i5est form. anyway.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

HANNIBAL, Feb 25-Gha vi
son Of II. P. Long, who cane b.
Gently from Paris died todl
. years. The remains viii b
20 Paris tomorrow for internr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

VIZ n1tia The attest plan f1r r.
-cisrrcting The state mak@ the Ninth
D4sret cgDp1sd q The COUNTIES q
AudHin Franklin Lincoln. Monroe.
M0utgE3aT, Pike Rails st. Charles
81 Louis sn1 Warren
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

Is th Esskly LEsE Wlb fgz15
a. ocZ D1tzz L rsEnz q
C1Gnu s1psriso1 q PubE ScbSck
wh5eh vi u u Eterez 70 AZ q o.
Tsa5sz AT TIE ese7s1a Be- BE- bad il
thts oaEnu ca TIE 9ra Tuesday IL
AEl the qaasfi1a & CgZu Soo1o.
S1Huaz and TIE esu1un Cz-
y SdaSa s1pEiats16ant vI be SID
mittsd % The roie q the psgple This
elests1z ull decide Whistler the pec
pc q Au1zin rznts Scbg3 C0D-
zE18g q a SctJd SzpeTs1rRzd
this escttlc n1aae carefully. ED5y
TIE qsazi1 dsely and thsn cast
y11T vote for shat y1g thi1E &c Be for
The bez Interest q The sabJok q Az
drain c1EEu. An5rzn c1unty las
sgze god sc1o1S and hzs . rsputz-
uC fE Ee scbo0E and ehurchA The
rsy bz schools are B11e too god fJr
A8dnln ia O11ng SeBool super
usE Ell improve ON sAook-znd
sc tsisvE Be E01ii Z the right mzn
i SlEta-lts pe1p should vote FOR
SEEus1T instead q C0mmiai1nsL.
TIE cLEEE Of TIE LED5KE are open
toa trse disc1ssi1u q this subject
WhLch IS q m3eh importance az
rrfs tire
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

TBE I-E rH1gllE The zte = ~
tera- FROM pr cent g pz cent O.
U per cent have been defeated and
tbe Interest rate l1 Missy1u viii rs-
main The zre
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

GETBoHULTAS upE czjE that
Lasrep0r u IL e1st taztz fs-rEDs
lzc beE lEa o To surviving nm
ter O N5sFs bslzz5s uz zzzEE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

TEE g1slE is ls-al asEs5 d1a
farming The sane gusstl1-
night bG ASKED ~ re1erel1s % any
bushes L largely ds35 up11 rbs
Gamer
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

ErLE1N r12E o. hres ~ CID
51ailE hu EH GO Nz-AZ zIi=
uEE k1gld - . Es1sn 191a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

Hos KHgDE CLAY Is g h. CO
graduated EP11 IN passage IS lbs
MEASURE e. divide re tzEa IL Ms
Eg-FL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

vases lave q bE hEz paz5s
60 TIE paE EUzre ssEe SATURDAY IL
ArrL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28
Public Administrator EOha

Notice is hereby given that
been appointed administal@
esualeof j. Z Reagan, dcce4sl
All persons having claims
sald estate are requested e e.
Them foFall0warcet0 the admin
within one year after date 81 Z
Letters, or they may b. precluig
any benefit Of such estate, anl
claims be not exhibited WitA-
years from the date they al
ever barred. J. L JEss
S4t Public Adminsifs
Feb II, 1901.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28

we are putting in our new cooling rooms this week. the
. !" n ''a'e' Our Meats will always be sweet and good.
Frank A. Sannebeck.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28
MEATS.

We handle a fine line Of Vegetables
and Fruits; have a choice line OF ear.
ing Apples on hand.
Prices are reasonable.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28
Notice of Sale Under Dse lin

Per p. E L0CIEr
TFw'1i
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-28
Produce.

Morris pays highest prices for Pro.
duce. Notice price on hens
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-02-21
"A Dream of Fair Women. I"

We present the musical program
which will be rendered at the Audito-
rum tonight, when will be given a
rarely beautiful entertainment for the
benefit of the Woman's Home. The
selections by the Marietta Orchestra
are:
l March-The Telephone Girl. .Tobani
2 Overture-Ariadne .... Wheeler
8 Medley-The Wonder. 80. .Mackie
Waltz-A Night in Paris. 49,. Neil
Pianist ....... Miss Emma Payne.
In the first act Mrs. Norris will sing
How Dear to me the Hour" The
chanting of the Vestal Virgins will be
heard later. and in the last act Mrs.
Wehrs-Scharlott will render a solo.
The dance music in this act will be
playei by Miss Brigham. With such a
musical treat and Tennyson's Fair
Women impersOnated by our own fair
and talented women. we may look foe
a crowded house. Performance begins
at eight O'clock
Tickets for sale at Beagle & Lytle'=.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-02-21
WEST SIDE FIRE
A Small Blaze at the Webster OIL Co.'S Re-
flnery Yesterday Morning.

An alarm from Box. No. So was rung
in shortly after mine O'Clock Wednes-
hay morning. The fire was discovered
in the condenser at the Webster Oil
Cos plant.
The iron pipes in the condenser had
become so hot that they had set fire
to some wooden supports.
Each department laid about seven
hundred feet of hose, from near Knox 5
Boat Yard, but it was found that it was
unnecessary to throw water and the
fire was eXtinguished by the use of the
chemicals. Very little damage was
sustained
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-02-21
Inventory Nearly Completed.

The appraisers who were appointed
to take an inventory of the stock of
goods owned by GoUdhue and Evans.
Will complete their work tonight after
spending several days in tabulating
and placing value on the property.
The Board was composed Of Me:srs.
c. T. Mcllyar Louis Glines and Frank
Gaitree. Their examination will be
completed tonight and sworn state
ment of the examiners in regard to the
result of their work will then be made
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-02-21
"St. Nicholas League"

ls an organization Of those who real
the magazine (whether subscribers or
aot,) without dues, and it offers prizes
zach month for the best drawings,
photographs, poems. stories, puzzles
and puzzle answers. Some of the work
sent in by ing folks shows surpris-
ing talent.
No one VII does not see est. Nicho-
as" can reahz what an interesting
magazine 1t is, and how exquisitely it
5 illustrated; 1t is surprise to young
md old. OF literature 1t contains the
choicest, and in art it has never been
surpassed by any grown folks perlodi-
cal. The new volume begins with
November, 1900, and the subscription
price Is $500 year If there are
children in your home, you can hardly
Afford to be without 1t.
BOYS AND GIRLS who read this
advertisement and who wish to find
out more about The St. Nicholas
League and its system of monthly
prizes may address, without cost, The
st. Nicholas League, Union Square,
New York.
THE CENTURY CO.,
Union Square, New York.