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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31
Funeral Of Hiss FLORENCE Umstead

Funeral services over the remains Of
Miss Florence Umstead recOnducted
from the Baptist Church at 2:30
O'Clock Sunday afternoon by Rev. J. J.
Porter. The services were impress
siye and the floral offerings by friends
Of the deceased we're beautiful.
The pail bearers were: VIM. Pearee,
David HOllopeter, Albert Stewart,
Frank Haggard, John Guthrie, Jr.,
and Clarence Staple
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

List Of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Mexico. No, for the week
ending January 81, 1901, which If not
called for in thirty days will be sent
TO the dead letter Office at Washing
ton. Persons calling for Letters in this
list will please say advertised"
James Donley, Mrs, n. V. Gillett,
Jno. w. Harrison, Mrs. Lusan MoOman,
Mns. r. B. Meals C. II. Malinsbury,
n. +. Potts, Rastus & Barnes, Eta
Right, Gotted Wizer.
W. NJ. TRELOAR, Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

THE Fulton Saa Is going after free
mail delivery f0r Galway county, and
with the prompt assistance Of friends
viii son have two Or three rural de-
livery routes Ia operation The PEG
pie n Fulton and Galloway county are
interested in this matter and viii rem
der the SgB eyerF assistance p0ssible
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31
Bought Horses in Moherlv.

EAnM VIC A1NEIA1 AAVA4tyf.
L. B. Barnett, Of Mexico, was in
Moberly Saturday looking for fancy
saddle horses for the eastern market
He paid ]. l. Adcock $500 for his
Handsome Bay" Mr.. Barnett is a
thorough saddle horse man and always
buys the best. Among his splendid
string Of horses at Mexico is Rex Nc
Donald. the celebrated show horse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31
Train Completely Buried

TACOMA. WASH, Jan Z-The land
slide on the Great Northern coast
line near Edmonds proves to have been
more serious than at first reported. 1t
was q Of the worst that ever &C
|curred on the road, being 800 feet long
and . feet deep at some places. Be
fore il was discovered a freight train
ran into it, derailing two cars and the
tender Of the engine. Additional
slides completely buried the train.
One hundred and fifty laborers have
been at work since yesterday trying to
clear the track. There vas no coast
line train out last night, and passen-
gers were compelled 70 take 10 boats.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31
Error piscorersd in Tine

EASDALIA, No, Jan. 27.-The fun,
eral services over the remains Of P. L.
BeshearS who died at Los Angeles.
Cal, occurred to-day. Mr.. Besbeari
was a son Of the late Judge ". B. Be
shears. The funeral services were
conduced by the L o. o. +. lodges Of
Fandalia, Bowling Green and Laddo-
mia.
In shipping the body from California
the express company carried II %
Galesburg, Ill, and only discovered
the error In time 10 avoid sending
another corpse % Yandalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

QUITE a numbered M~eKic0's business
men have expressed b TIE LEDGER,
their anxiety IN reference % having
h~rst-class business men elected 10 the
Council Ia order 10 bring about this
much desired result the business men
and Taxpayers IN Mexico must move
in the matter The time is drawing
near 70 make the nominations, and
the very best men We have In Mexico
are not any too good 20 be members Of
the Council at this time. Win some
one make asuggati0n as % how We
can get the best business men ia Mex.
loo % act As Cqancilmens
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

THE vev worst advertisement q
t0an Like Mexico could have is t. be
without lights FIrst-las business
me- must BE- excited 70 the Council.
and eyeu possible eE1rt made 70 put
the city ~ It's feet again and %
tighten M The gloon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31
IHrRgT,LackSnn MRrcanile Co.

p. 5. From now IN We will clean
up all winter goods, such as ~oyercoats,
clothing, felt boots, underwear, gloves
and mits, blankets and comforts,
fancy dress goods, etc, at prices that
you can not afford to pass. MANY
THINGS LESS THAN COST. WIDE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31
James Aglar Dead.

James Francis Aglar, for the past
quarter Of a century the st. Louis pas
senger agent Of the Union Pacific,
died last week at his home in st.
Louis. Nj. Agar was born In Mas.
sachusetts in 1896, and was a most
pominent railroad man all Of his life.
Mr.. Agar was well known 10 this city
and was very highly thought Of by all
who knew him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

The Columbia Hrrlld e~ditpnallg
SAYS 1t may be u interest o. the
Glo5UsHgrrH o. observe thattWeutE-
two u the stauncbest Republican
COUNTIES in Ohio have lost an average
q 1000 populsti0n each during the
last ten vearz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

-
IL to-days LEDGER VII be found an
interesting communication from Mr..
g. ". Wy1e, formerly Of Benton City.
No, nov Of the Klondyke country.
The MEXICO LEDGE probably pub
fishes more interesting letters from
different parts u the world than any
other country paper. at least in Mis-
sJud The LEDGER is always glad 70
bear from Audrain county people who
move % other countries, and our read
eE are always interested IN what they
have 70 say. Nr. Wylde is one Of the
few who left Audrsin county for the
KoDdyke country that proved him
sslfa slayer He hzs the best wishes
d every body here, for prosperity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31
In the Circuit Court Of A..
County, Missouri.

BY virtue and AUTHORITY ofs
and order OF sale in partitios I
BIZ the said Court, in the abu-'
Titled cause, and Of a cnrtifo5
thereof, dated November , 70.
will, on
Friday, the 22nd Day of P.s-
A. D., 1901,
between the hours Of 9o'cloek b.
forenoon and 8 0'clOckin the af,a-
OF that day, at the east frontd
Court House, In the CITY Of NJ.
in Audrain County, Missouri y
public vendue, TO the highest M
the following described real ~
viz:
C70) seventy acres, the west ,
south half, northeast quarter
[l6) eighteen, and t40) forty ,
northwest quarter Of southeast .
ter Of section u.s. eighteen
township l50) fifty, range N !
and all Of block 81 three. D75,
addition TO the City Of Mexico
containing fourteen IA lots IN
drain County Missouri.
Terms of-sale as follows. viz
third cash in hand, one-third nr
in six months, one-third in Il
months; deferred payments 10 ba
per cent. interest from date.
QUINCY JANE
Shs-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

g. D.. FEREIs, In answer 70 the
LEoeEBsrsngst for suggestions as 70
how 10 secure the best business men
In Mexico for the Cly Council. says:
THE Business Mems Association
should cal q meeting o. its members,
the Taxpayers and the people gener-
ally, and at this meeting discuss the
anairs u the city and agree On some
eminent business man In each ward
Mr. Ferris says that be knows there
are hrst-class business men IN each
ward 10 Mexico who will serve the
city without a cent q salary, provided
the people Eant them" He believes
''tbe Business Mems Association holds
the key 70 the situation" The LID
ORR would ike % have suggestions
from other citizens and taxpayers in
reference % this most important
matter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

TIE Farmers Mutual Firs and
Lightning Insurance COMPANY q tins
city, S in q most FElspeuuoJu1lllL
and Tire cas- q men al The bad q IL
VIII cgntInge o. inspire o~1uf1euce IN
the organization
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

Noice IL hereby given that hnal ssil'
ne estate Of samuel Turner, deceased
made Al TIE February term OF The PROSE-
Of Andfain co1ntY ,Missoufi,t D. b. bed
On TIE second Monday In FebruAryt ls
"A hamfrtstdA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

belonging 70 The estate Of the late l. q. Caghead will n. fla
l'uon at me west front door Of the Court house In Fulton NJ, 80 ~ puune
et noer tr cash In hand This estate viii be divided ,rA So ny meh
"&y NAT any one Of moderate means wl be able 10 socu,e a r. M ~ suena
mo are FERTILE vel watded and beautifully situated. on~bsIt. u1 t@ , a
1e 'mase u ian Fraire The timber lands lie nm, -. 81 oNtW
LAM Fraine and are easily accessible from the Fulton M ~ eN' o.
nee Aha are VI within one hours ride u railroad sta,Ions :, r%, s nsos
once are within oaehaf a mile q homestead anu PHYSICIANS
Ia hSn run u stock men and men seeking lie timber esa., 49,,
1"' ian I" max ue Of this splendid opportunity 10 ipvs~t 49, eo
numbers Of land see notice Of partition in the Ful,o, =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

John Bloom, brother Of Mat Bloom,
Of Bean Creek, and a nephew Of
Councilman Phillip Rebman, died at
his home 10 miles from Austin, Texas,
On January II. He leaves wife and
vas about - years old.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

Notice is hsrsby given that dnAl ssits
ne estate Of MARY J Vim. deceased :
nade AZ the February term OF he
goon oc Aadrzin county, Nissoun be
aexlco, Missouri on the second Mo1eg
AhmllIs-L
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

Notice L hereby given nat anal seli
NE estate q John Eas. decsa1od
made ~ us Febraa , tern Of ~
80 Of Aatrain coehtf. Missouri
~ heEipo, Aiaaoan. On the scrQnd
febuEu, iet. JOIN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

McAlister, Campbell, Death and
Kerr, the four men convicted in the
BOSschieter case, were yesterday sen
fenced at Paterson, n. j. McAllster,
Campbell and Death were given thirty
yeaB each and Kerr was given fifteen
years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31
Estiss Of Final s,t,l.n.z,

Notice is hereby given, that hnal settles
ne estate Of D Householder, deceA4
oe made 1t the February term Of Prouat
% Audrain county, Missouri, 20 be
MEXICO, Missouri, on the second M0ndsy
ruaFy, 1901. HARRY HOUSEHOLD
AnmIr-...
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

Notice 10 herebF given that final Esiis
me estate Of II V. Galway, d Ceasa
made a. ~ February term OF he
Tart Of Audrai1 county, Missouri, % .
ae1lco, Missouri, on the second
Feofuary, 1901. 5 c. and B. D. CRANt
ID Admiaiss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

Rev. E. A. Powell, Of the Childrens'
Home Society, st. Louis, placed a
ten-year-old boy In the home Of A. L.
Liter, southwest Of Mexico, this
morning, which is undoubtedly an
excellent home. Readers notice how
this good work stiIl goes on.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

EvEET taxpayer 10 MeTia IS
interested 10 having the yeU best
rsn we haEe 70 the City Council
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

THE LEDgEE W0lli Ike % have
EzgastHrs 10 refereuce o. hos o. 81
czu the bst business uel Ia this
cts f1r CoaDciinen
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

Notice Is hsrsby Rissa that ina sosls
NE estate o. 8 E. fAsquetn, ueceas5
nade at The February term OF tle
Soert Of AndrAtn county, Missour
aenloos Missouri co the seoonq
Febuary, 1901. W. c. PAsQlh
"A Admilisal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

Notice + hsrseT given lhsi Goal ssip
NE est2ts Of D. Miller dfccas
made Al the FehfaaFy torn az
goert Of Aadraia eoantY, Mias1uni
Mencoy Nissoari. o. The secotd MQn 4
Erel
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31
Mrs Joseph Bailey Dead.

Mrs joseph Bailey died at her home
! miles northeast Of Mexico Tuesday
night The remains will be inferred
at Rock Hill Church Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

TIKI pe9rle q Mexico and Adrian
c1Uniy are ia fsrU O. having an Cd
fsshiuned c5sry fair iu This city next
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31
The Riverside scriptnral Institute.

The winter term Of this institute
will be held at Laddonia, opening on
Monday, February IL, at ? O'Clock
p. m. The trains from both east and
west arrive in time for the opening
session. The church extends a cordial
invitation 30 the institute, and will
welcome all who come. If you want
to spend a few days in Bible study, do
not fail to be at Laddonla as above
named. The text for special study is
the book OF Genesis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

Relatives Of Frank 5. Luckie, for
merly Of this city, now Of Houston.
Texas, have received word that Frank
is partially paralyzed. Mr.. Luckies
many friends In this city will receive
the news with sOrr0w.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

". ,. Byrns has sold his farm 70
Henry Hesterberg. Mr.. Byrns and
family will move cut west % reside
permanently. We regret very much TO
have Mr. Byms leave AudrsiB, hut
take pleasure 10 welcoming Mr. Hes
tefbeg and family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

Omar d. Gray, editor Of the Stur-
geon Leader, has built 80 miles Of
telephone lines from his newspaper
ONCE to several nearby towns and TO
the homes Of hundreds Of farmers
along the route. There's enterprise
with a 36-pOint Blanchard aEn And
this all occurred in Boone county, the
home Of Walter Williams and the
Columbia Herald.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

Nm r. J. scott has returned % ST.
Louis after visiting her brother.
Morrison Lakeland.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

a fun new line q carpets and cur
tains and furnishing goods expected
In a few days az Blumk n.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

There is another case Of well-ad-
vanced small pOx in Mexico. Harvey
Williams, cOlOred, is lying quite sick
Of the disease, Or 'Cuban itch" as it
is called by some, OF the north side Of
West Promenade street, between
Olive street and Western avenue. The
case has been quarantlned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31
=" -N"WHWT
Chairman Executive Committee

Wanted-men 10 learn barber trade.
Prepare for spring rush; 70 weekly
paid graduates; eight weeks term
completes by our method OF steady
practice, expert instructions, lectures,
etc. We have the best proposition
made young men. Catalogue and
fun particulars mailed free, Moler
Barber College, st. Louis, No. asst
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

To those who subscribe for the LED
GER and to all who pay me year in
advance we offer the the twice-a-week
Globe Democrat or Republic for IS cts,
OF the weekly Kansas City Trnes for
&c, OF W. J. Bryan's COmm0Her for
IS cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

G. G. Starkey, Of Forum, Pike coun.
y, No, has moved 10 this city 10 re-
side permanently and is well pleased
with Mexico. We are glad to well
oome Mr.. Starkey and family 10 Mex.
leo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31
Census Of County for sixtv Year,

Advance sheets Of the population Of
Missouri give Audrain county the fol-
lowing population for each census
year since 1870.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

ILODO, ISLAND Of PASAY, Jan. %
Upwards Of 5000 Flipinos have
sworn allegiance TO the United States
in IlOilo Province. Thirty surrendered
a Santa Barbara Yesterday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

Grand excursion 20 81. Louis and re-
turn, via the Alton on Saturday,
February
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

The very best overalls and work
shirts at 4j cents.
SoLTz SHOE 4 Go Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

Mitchell Is doing the boot and shoe
business Of Mexico, Just the same as
be did In 1872 dtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

A good assortment q flannel over
shirts at greatlycut prices at the Soltz
Shoe and Clothing Company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

W. ]. McLOney is home from 81
Louis, where be bought a large line u
and summer goods
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31
riday. the 18th Day Of 7
A. d. 1901.
TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, Jesse Lou and And
Lou, his wife,On the 10th day Of M
1890, by their certain deed Of trust
acknowledged and recorded In the
OF trust records OF Audnin cod
Missouri, in Book I, Page 276. cons
tOthe trustee therein named thetCi
ing described real estate, situate
Audrain county, Missouri, tO-wit.
Ten 10 acres, being the east
half Of the east half OF lot No
the northeast fourth OF the south
quarter Of section six 90 in t0gl
nftytwo l52) Ia range eight 49, gs
the NTH p. m, as per deed from /
sumner and wife, recorded ID
No. 20, on page 31S, and fifteen.
acres, being the south part d
south half OF lot one "a Of the d
west quarter Of section six t6l in
ship ffty-twO t52) in range eli.
west Of the fifth D. m. as pe
from j. G. Sumner and wife, r
in Book "a, on Page l20, with
provements as now thereon.
Which said conveyance wz,zNs
trust 10 secure the payment "a d
tain pr0missory note therein dggfi
and whereas, said deed Of trust j,
vides that in case Of the inab
refusal Of the trustee therein n1l
to act, the sheriff Of Audrain cd
Missouri, shall become his sUo
and whereas, said trustee has retg
act, and whereas, said note remains
and unpaid, and said Jesse Lou h&
dead more than nine months 4
therefore, at the request OF the
holder Of said note and By auth
Of the provisions Of said deed Of i,
| will, between the hours Of 9 0c
m. and O'Clock p. m, on I
Friday, the 18th Day of Fsbr
A. D, 1901, :
at the east front door OF the G
House In Mexico, Audraln c {
Missouri, sell the above deg
property at public auction 70
highest bidder for cash 10 Satisl {
debt and costs Of executing this /,
QUINCY JANE
Sheriff Of Audrain County, Mis- !
Acting Trustee HI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31
NOTICE OF
SALE IN pIRrrr

CASEY, s
Plaintif,
Va
MICHAEL CASEY, MARY
CASEY, HANNA CASEY
MCCAULIFF, - Nc
CAULIFR, her husband.
NORA CASEY, MICHAEL
CASEY, JR., NELLIE Ca.
SLY, MAGGIE CASEY AND
BRIDGET CASEY,
Dgadqnis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31
NOTICE OF
SHERlfF'S SALE IN PARIT
LEATHE EVANS AND
SALLIE CLINE,
Plaintiffs,
Vs.
MARY CLINE AND
HARRISON CLINE,
Defendants.
In the Circuit Court Of Aud
County, Missouri.

By virtue and authority Of a d
and order OF sale in partition !
by the said Court, In the abB.
titled cause, and Of a certified.
thereof, dated November 10, a
will, on
the 18th Day Of Fen
A. D., 1901.
between the hours OF Q O'Clock
forenoon and 5 O'Clock IN the afs
OF that day, at the east front do0i
Court House, In the City Of Men
Audrain County, Missouri, sell, a
Tic vendue, to the highest bid0,'
following described real estate u
The northeast fourth Of The
east quarter Of section 20, tOwnsL
range Q west, In Audnin @.
Missouri.
Terms Of sale as follows, viz
QUINCY JANE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-31

7" - IT--|T y " IN-NET
MEXICO, Jan 30-The compulsory
education bin before the Legislature
says "the common schools provided
for in this chapter shall be al all
times equally free, open and aocessl.
bic 20 all children" II this means
culored children shall be admitted 70
country schools, those who do not
want IL had better say 50 70 Repre-
sentative Clay at jefferson City.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-25
WE MAY HAVE

Partly cloudy tonight and
Dr0ba6zY rain or Sn0W SGtUr-
day,. WaTMer tonight.
J. NJ. SHERLEfe, Observer
T0ddy'S temperatUre-at 7
q. H., 10; at $50 D. H., Fl.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-06-20

| All Paris is awheel these days. Two
or three spins take one from the heart
of busy Paris to the. green suburbs
that snuggle close around the moat of
the formidable Notifications" 1t is
noised here from across the Atlantic
that the bicycle craze in America is de-
cidedly on the wane, but nobody here
can give credence to the report Paris
bound folks still regard the wheel as a
"God-send." sort of ready and willing
steed for the rich, poor and indifferent.
1t brings the green country so near to
city homes and that means SO much to
Parisians.
Sundays, wheels go spinning out the
city gates in a steady stream. All the
cafes tucked in among the green trees
of the highways do rushing business
Just now. for drinkables are very much
in demand along the highways where
the dust is kept in perpetual mOtiorlb by
the incessant roll of wheels.
The feminine bicycle enthusiasts are
naturally divided up into two classes
the earnest all day goers thatcdon Sc
rious dark cheviot suits planned en-
tirely for comfort and the chic after
noon spinner who takes her brisk skirt
in the Bots de Boulogne all rugged out
in crisp duck bicycle costume attrac1
! tive in its exceedingly spick and span.
| ness.
One of the new light cloth models is
! built of castor camels' hair The rather
short seven gored skirt had a full in
verted box plat at the back. Around
| the bottom there was a broad shaped
! iounce of the camels' hair headed by
band OF chalk white suede.
The jacket was novel shaped affair
with an Elton front falling in points
over the waisrband At the back it
merged into crisp little swallow tails
that were tipped with the white suede
and ornamented with tiny dull silver
| buttons. The suede was faced back on
the front of the jacket to give the effect
! of narrow vest with silver buttons
| decorating the edges A narrow belt of
the suede was worn over the coat tails
and clasped at the front with one of
those indescribaly attractive art nou-
veau' buckles with it's design worked
out in several shades of silver and gold.
The close fitting sleeves were finish
ed with suede cuffs.
Suede trimming for cotton gowns is
the newest thing out. 1t is not half so
startling in reality as it sounds The
| pertinent question is does the result
| justify the expense?" for it adds quite
pretty penny" to the price of one Is
summer outing gown and then too 1t de-
bars them from the category of wash
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-06-20
THE CANDIDATE.

-sFather, who travels the road so late?
~'IIush. my child, It's the candidate.
rit example of human woes
Jcarlv he comes and late he goes
He greets the women with codrry grace,
lie kisses the bahy's dirty face
EIe calls to the fence the farmer at work
He bores the merchant, he bores the
clerk.
The blacksmith, while his anvil rings
He greets, and this IL the song he sings:
'.Howdy, howly, howdy do?
How is votIr wife and how are you?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-06-20

gowns. strictly speaking. For OF
course piques and duck gowns trimmed
with bands and straps of suede can new
err be treated TO a soap and water pro-
cess when they need freshening up.
They are at the mercy OF professional
cleaners when they become the slight
est bit soiled. Ones pocketbook sur
fers the consequences.
Not few of the Few bicycle gowns
MADE with Elton jackets have princess
skirts They are great successes, 100,
for there is no riding uo of belts at the
back no bold peeps from shiny safety
pins" Perfectly made they are per
lection. but woe 70 the woman who tries
10 make enc by the aid Of "bougn
paper pattern" or who relies on the en-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-06-20

Last fall the school chilren OF Toledo,
Ohio, began TO save their pennies and
one day of eacn week was set aside az
banking day The children on this day
brought their pennies TO school and
bought stamps, with which they opened
an account with one OF the down town
banks The system was not inaugural
ed at the beginning OF the school year
and yet, up to this time, the children
have banked $4,000 and there is yet
two weeks of the term The Blade
says the success Of the scheme is ad-
United by all The corner grocery and
candy shops have not done such bust
ness with the children. but the little
people have started bank accounts and
have nest eggs which. with proper at
tentjon, Will be of no little value to
them when they become men and wom-
en-. The plan teaches the child econ
omy and il gives it business training
which Viii be Of great value,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-06-20

ed to forego all previous inclination
and tastes. or he will have 20 be as.
sisted by hpnotism to do. so. The
young old man who will ihRve too much
sense not to adhere 10 our course we
will be able to make a, Methuselah Of
In fact, we shall inaugurate. the frs,
stage of the millennium Tor poor jaded
humanity" I have no doubt tina, h.
said nothing more than practically will
be done ARTHUR FIELD
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-06-20

Capt. Jamison asserts that the St,
Paul is the feetest liner ever built,
and he announces his determination
to eventually prove. the fact to his
fellow commander, Capt. Mckay Of
the Lucania.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-06-20

Harry Stephenson Byrne. OF 6alti-
more. = student OF the senior class OF
John Hopkins University, has been
chosen to serve as student delegate 10
represent John Hopkins ar the jubilee
of the Glasgow university.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-06-20

Tax assessors at San Juan. Porto
Rico have increased the valuation of
property there from s9,0000 900 TO $l5,-
600 0Qe and owners are bowling