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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-07-08


The Northern Pacific Railway Com
pany viii place round trip tickets from
Portland to st. Louis and return on
account OF the worlds fair on sale a.
follows:
June 10th, 18th and 18Th
July let, End and 3rd.
August sth, 9th and 10th.
Sept. 9th, 9Th and 9Th.
October Ord, 4th and 5sh.
The round trip rate to st. Louis and
return from Portland win be $3.50.
Tickets will be good for return via any
direct line.
A round trip rate OF s72.so will also
be made from Portland to Chicago and
return.
II q passenger desires to take In both
Chicago and st. Louis the round trip
rate win be $500.
All tickets will be good fnr 90 days
from date OF sale. Tickets viii be
good going ten days from date OF sale
so that a limited stop-over can be had
on the going trip and on the return
trip passengers can stop at their pleas
ure west Of the Missouri river or St
Paul. These rates apply via direct
lines. but IL passenger wishes to re-
turn through California tickets can be
sold accordingly. but at an increased
rate of $3.50 added to above.
For any additional information de-
sired. call or address A. D. Charlton.
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
uorthern Pacific Ry.. 255 Morrison
street. corner OF srd. Portland, Ore.
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Fair.

The Denver g Rio Grande. In con-
nection with the Missouri Pacific, win
run q series Of personally conducts6
excursions to the worlds fair during
June. These excursions viii run
through to st. Louis without change
Of cars. making short stops at principal
points enroute. The first OF these ex-
curslons will leave Portland June 7th,
and the second June nth. The rate
from Astoria will be Ss7.5o to st. Louis
and return. Excursionists going via
the Denver q Rio Grande have the
privilege OF returning via q different
route. This Is the most pleasant way,
as we'll as the most delightful route. to
cross the continent. The stops ar
ranged give an opportunity to visit
the various points Of interest In and
about Salt Lake City. Denver and
Kansas City. II you wish to accom-
pany one of these excursions write 81
once TO W. C. Mcbride. i24 Third
street. Portland. for sleeping car res
ervations.
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Tacoma and Seattle Night
Express ...........u:AS . m sos . n
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-07-08

Take Puget Sound Limited or North
Coast Limited for Gray's Harbor points
Take Puget Sound Limited tOr olym-
pia direct.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC

Time Card Of Trains
PORTLAND,
Leaves Arrives
Tuget Sound Llmited.7:ss . m s:E p m
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Kansas Clty-st. Louis
Special ...........1i:10 m s:S p IN
North Coast Limited $50 . m 7:ee m
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Take Puget Sound Limited or KAN
sas City-St LOUIS Special for Dointa
on South Bend branch.
Double daily train service on 0rays
Harbor braach.
-Four trains daily between Portland.
Tacoma and Seattle
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gett iiber 60 ssabreu

idun wurbe Mrs. @inslom's Sop
thing SDrup BON WiQipnen pon
Weiittern benin, 3abnen Der &inber
araetuenoet. Wir1t Ou i'm GHlafe
ourh oas Shreien zines 8inbes aes
it6rt, oaB i'm 8abnen 1T uno oDr
Sbmer5en peiut? @enn 10, lafie
iDfort cine Tlalhe Don .,Wrs.
Winslows SDutbina Syrup" holen.
Sem 8ert 1T un~beaablbar. Sc miro
Dem tletnen 2eioenben iofort 4inoe=
ring oeridaffen. GerlaBt eub boz
raul. Wtitter. es lit fein 4ueifel
barber. Sc BELT 9iarrbDe, reau=
liert ben Wagen unb Die @ieren,
beleitigt @ino 9olif. ertpeid)t ben
@aumen, perbinoert @n~tsinouno
uno itGrft oas gauge SDItem.
yWers. @insloms Soothing Syrup"
fir aabnenoe &inoer lit angenebm
i'm @ei6mad; bas &ecept itammt
nDn einem Der beiten peiblihen
IerSte in ben Ser. Staaten. gs lit
bel allen Drua9tlten in Der aansen
Welt su BADEN. 8reis 25 Gents Der
Ilai6e. &auft nihts anoeres, ols
USrs. Win6lDms SOOTHING Gprup.
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Ser arORe sataTee nerIAsuimDet

9aB Der eroBe Salslee in Utah in
Der 3ufunft austrudnen piro, 1T
eitte Satiad]e, Die id)pn lanqe fet=
ftebt; aber iberra1heno 1T Die BE-
bauptung, oaB bas Geri9pinoen Der
genaltiaen BafierflGhe melt lAneGer
etntreten miro, ais man bisber anoez
nommen bat; oaB oieGeiht in %
Sabren nut nod cine rieliae Salss
piite oDn benz einitmaltgen gorban=
oeniein 0eS Salsiees auf benz ameris
fantihen Continent seugen tpiro, lit
Der lOailde SdluB, ben Die lebten
unterIuhungen erret6t babeu.
Sin Nrtifel in elmer Der lebten
gtumntern oe8 Scientific Nmerican"
brinat l6er bic Tatlahen, pe(dbe NIT
Dem Bbanpmen in ~3ulammenbauQ
tteben, n6beren Iufi6fuB. Die cine
Berednung piro ourh 8epbQhtunz
gen iiber oas Sinfen Der Wal1erD6ers
fiddle aemaht; Der see lit ieit orei=
Sig Sabren itetiQ 9eiunten uno bat
ttur etnthal cine fteigenOe genoens
eeaeiat. Sn ben lebten iedlsebn
Sabren betrue Der Sou bes 5eeipie.
Qel8 III Sub uno in ben lebten orei
Sabren auetn 3 SuB. 9a lid seiQt,
ooB oer See ihneqer als Frii6er fdlt
uno oa Die tiefite Gte(Ie besielben muir
40 SUB miBt, laBt itdy nit 5iderbeit
bebaupten, oaB er in 40 Sabren uer<
lhDunoen Iein miro,
Cine aueite 8erebnung orinoet
lt9 auF ben 9ubifinbalt oes Sees,
tnie er lib aeaenndrti9 BARTLETT, i'm
Seraleth nit ieinem Snbalt i'm
Sabre 1868, als man ebenfau8
Weiiungen anitelte. 9ieIer Bereds
nnna nod lit bas Iustrodnen Der
Baherfdhe bereits in Is Sobren sl
erparten,
Man bat sur 8egrinoung oes
Sees orei 9beorien aufeeIteilt: Die
erite beibdftiet fid nit Der Der
ounitung oes @aiiers; Der sneiten
na9 1T Die tlnftlihe Bemalierung,
hpel6e Dem See aetpaltiee 0afiers
lnaiien entfubrt. an ieinem Ser.
lbplnoen idulo; nod Der oritten
3beOrte beiibt Der See eineu
unteriroiiden NbfluB. Die LETTER
mahnte 9beorie fdbt iid nidt
bemeiieu, aber Die erfte lit mn
5peifelbait IN oemifem @raoe
tpabr, menn man aud au9eben
muB, oaB,ih oaourd oas idneQere
Sinfen Der 5eeDberfld1e in ben lebs
ten Sobren MIR idper erflaren laBt.
8as Die G~bfibrune non Srrieatipnss
maKerfl betrift. 10 laiien |id 8e-
rpelle fir Die @abrbeit Der 8ehaup-
tung beibrinaen. Brigham gouna
begann Die Bendlieruns Der 3dnoe=
reien in Utah in ben piersiaer Sab
rem, aber uQaemeine 9nnenouna bat
lie erft ieit 1880 aefunoer. unb in
Der Sat 1T leitoen Der 5eelpieael
lG)neuer als border 9efalen.
Die geuloaiihe 5ormatioa oer
Selienufer beS SEES uno Der neur
feliieen Snfeln. Die in ibn ~aufraaen,
laBt ertennen, oaB Der See oor Bel
ten elne Baiertiefe BON 600 SuB be-
ieIien baben muB.
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Sofattonen tn Seras gepnnIdt.

Die Srisco=5 pitem 2ano- Sunni.
aration8 : Iiiociation fentt bereits
lbren 9eil Der ginpanoeruna nah
TerasH
Observation-Disclosures N9enten
oieler NfiDciation pom Often uno
-gt0roen baben ioeben cine 9our ourh
9eras beenbet uno fib nab ben 6hliss
aueQen oes States &c. erfunotat,
um Die 9atiaben ben 6eimitdtteius
dern Der alteren Staten better ppr=
fiibren 81 fDnnen.
Diele Nfpeiatton lit bic mirts
iaaite, Die es aiebt; iie bat Ggenten
in ben gan5en Ser. Staten. @oIt
Sbr @uer gieentum. auf benz 2anoe
ooer in Der Staot. uertaufen, pinlht
SIR Sapital fir Sabrifen poer
ir9eno cine 5nbuftrie, ihreibt an
ST.. 9, emp n, Setretdr bes Sm=
miarations Bureaus, Dept. u.
5risco : @ebduoe, ct. 3puis, Wo.
8. q. 6uabes,
8en~eralsS authorizations Woeut.
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II aIann

Mua @(ooimpituG miro eeniel.
bet, oas @eidmaoer babe auf ieinel
Rreustour AUDI einen oeutiden Dam.
pier, Der g~ontrebanbe an 8oro bate,
in ben @runo aebDbrt.
Die amerifaniiden 8abnraus
Der, pelde O0r Suei Sabren elmer
Bug Der Werican Central 8a6n bel
8ermiiiQD i'm Staate DURANGO UNI
$50, 900 beraubten, Iino upn oen me.
rifanilhen 8eb0roen su 20 Sabreu
8efdngniR uerurteilt mDr6en.
Die Sapauer IDlIen Sbaiu
3alfom, einen pihtigen 8untt bel
sort Irtbur, erobert baben.
Nus @befDo fommt Die @ah.
riGt. oaB Die 8ufen einen n,ebrere
Gage o%auernoen Ineriff auf sort
Irtbur suriif9eihlaaen baben.
@eneral &urupatfin melbet,
oaB bic Sapaner Sfbauueti uno ben
yanese Bab. beioeS 6ftlid BON 9iaD
Yana beiebt baben. Die 9fuIien
baben fih BON ganeae 8aB suriid-
geaugen, balten aber nod lire Buli=
tipn an Der SiamasesS traBe. Die
Ruiien baben au6 gang 9iulina,
ie6s Weeilen nefttih bout Wp 9ien
Bas, gerdumt.
@s beiBt, Der ruiiiif)e Suitis=
Murauiep tuerbe Blebmes
@ahfolaer neroen.
8ilfree De Jonbieae, Der be-
oeutenbe @elebrte, ertldrt, oaB felt
Sabre 1893 teine 10 anbaltenoe
6ibe in sSranfreih eeberridt babe,
al8 CUR Belt. 9amals, CUR Sdres
densaeit Der &epDtutiUn seiete bas
.Ibermometer beitdnoig 81 @rao
5abrenbeit bel ftnrem 0immel unb
Roromno. @s itellten iidj oann
auserlt beFtiae Stiirme elm, welde,
Der NasIaae oes @eIebrten aemdB,
in oieiem Sabre au ermarten
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SeEas.

8ilbelm 0iuenoabl aus @ureta
bel 6oufton puroe BON Dem Saul
mann Snbn 2enb aeidDlien unb tDt=
lid pertunnoet. Beioe maren iIber
eine &ebnuna in Streit eeraten.
Dns aomite fir Belbliiie Der
oemofratilben Staqtsfonoention in
6oufton bat bei6l0ffen. feline 8ros
MISUNDERSTANDING in Die 8latfprm
auf5unehmen.
Nm 10. Iugu1t ftnbet Die po.
puliitlihe StaatsfonuentiBn in st.
@ortb itatt.
Die oem3tratiide a~onpention
in 0ouitOn nabm beute moraen Die
Beridte oes &pmites ftr 8eqlaubi.
gut1gen uno permanente Oroanilas
tion entgeaet1. 9. 9. Cooper, Sell
ferionL @ountp tpurbe gum permanens
ten 8oritBenoen uno Bob. Barter
BON Berar County gum permanens
ten Sefretar erpdblt.
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MMerlet.

-SOnncrftag MbenO arOBeS &pasert
in Mmtb's @artem, ans9efiibrt onn
Garl Sef's SdpcGc. 81 Smffrnmente.
SOr5it9lides 0rDarantim.
Qm 5Dnntae, ben IA. NuquIf,
finoet i'm WabaraB Barf Elm Bicnic
Der 6ermann6zS Dbne= Jeriens Sdule
itatt. @intritt fret. Sc mare su
piiniAen, oaB auBer ben InQeh0ri=
GET Der &in6er au9 uiele anoere
9eutf6e teitnebmen mitroen. Das
5eH begtnnt m0rgen8 UNI 10 l1br.
6rau Sennie 8ropn, Satin
oes Iloermart Bron1, lift aeitDrben.
Oeprgen Ibeno oiebt Die Bed
i6e &apeQe Elm 80n5ert in Mtutb' 8
@arten uno Sreita9 Qbeno Die 6abn'=
ibe &apeQe ems i'm 8eetbooen=
8arten.
Gilbert Sulet, tpelder bon Nu=
quit 9obermann in ct. 6eopie oes
Sieboiebftabls aneef(agt 1T, muroe
inter $500 Bar9ldaft gelteQt.
SIN Ntonat Suli murben Isl
Observation-Disclosures ausqegebeu uno
Die ftdotiihen &Dleftiunen betruQen
in Dem WDnat $14, 491. "a. Gs 1far=
ben in Dem Wonat Ill BerIunen,
bon oenen 30 fih fur ooriibergebeno
in Der Stact aufbieiten.
Sreo 8eitbauien, Elm after
Wlqft1 pm 6S SQhren. Der on bpr
0oro Wesquite =/StraBe nobnt,
miro lett SDnnaben0 nermiBt.
6eute. WtittnD6 mDrgen geoen
| ubr entftano in Der Iputbefe BON
S. DC. 8alib, OF Der SID 6lures=
StraBe Sen. l22. Elm SEeuer, melbes
an Waren uno 6aus eiuen SAaoen
BON ungefabr $500 anrihtete. Oiez
ie(be lit MIR gum geil burd 8erIi=
derung aeoedt.
2eutnant Geillp 1T BON ben
9egen i'm erbobenen Nnttaoeu Iid
nngeb0rig benonnen gu baten fret
aeYprpdeu,
Nm 5. September finoet oas
iabrlide Irbeiter= Bicnic in 2anoa's
Barf itatt. &.
Qn Der Spleoao StraBe rannte
Der Bagen opn Grus Glpino1a in
%oenienigen BON SEQ. Qeonaro binein
uno fiiate oemielhen beoetiteneen
Sha6en 5u.
Gin Bfero, ueld)es Dor einer
Waaen oe8 Balace Meot Warfet ges
lpannt nor, brannte an Der NUenue
8 ourd, rannte mebrere gloGs ueit
uno 8%ertrammerte Den @aaen.
Cine 8iaeunerbanbe bate auf
Den qaurel 6eigbtS ibr 2a9er aufs
geldlagen unb ibre @eiber liefen in
Den StraBen lumber, i'm tpabrsuIas
gen. Quf 8eiebl beg Ribter Noan1s
muBten fie Die @e9eno iofurt pers
laifen.
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San Antonio
international Fair
Opens Oct. az. Closes Nov. z
Srete Reiie mad ct. 9ouls mo
5nriid.

I'M ben 8eiubern Der @eltauss
lteuung entgeaen5ufUmmen, miro bic
vi. 6. &9. s8abn (Tbe &atp) eiuen
1eiten Sdnelaua spiidlen @alue.
ton uno San Mntonio uno ct.
9ouis einleeen unh Die erIte BerIun,
Die einen 9amer fir oielen neuen
BUG einienoet, Der angenommen
tperoen miro. erbdlt elm Sreis9idet
BON lrgeno elmer Station in Teras
neh st. Souls uno surif tpdbreno
Der InSiteaung. Die folaenoen Be=
oingungea lino 81 beUbahten: Der
Narte nluB neu unb origineQ unb
tura uno ueritanolih lein. Nae Witt
teilunaen in 8esua bierauf fino au
rihten an W. s. Gru{b,
IS. 8 bor SEQ. 600 8.
9n4aS. 9eras.
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Ste S1aigtn aGer 8iaen 1T Die st.
Bernard. &rduter<8iIe, tpelhe ieit Sabr,
9unoerten nit ar1Rter SDrqfalt BON
ben ebrfuiir6ieen ct. 8ertorb Brioern
bereitet tuoroen 1T. Nus Sen beilfrdfti=
gen Nlpenfrautern, iueldhe be frommen
Wtonc1e nit fnnoi9etn Sim lammelten,
er5en9ten tie oas ii6eraus tuertbole Sell
nittel, tueldes itb BET &eritopfun9, Qe~
berletOen, 8eroanun9slhtpdhe uftD alien
Stbrntaen Der unterleibs : 0raane aiF
eas @l1n5en0ite 6etud1rt. 2eioenoe
lpereen es nicbt berfeuen, benz olten uno
bepdBrten oeutlheu 6eilmittel gu Der.
%trauen, che tie itb gu ibrein 0adJtetl
Don ben eleiBneriiben Mnpreiiunaen
tpertloier nno ibdbliher Mtirtnren, Bill,
len unb auberer 8rdparote perleiIen
lnKer.
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9as GmSe etnes erbttte rten Samples

s8wei Gerate fdmpften 2ange uuo
erblttert geQen einen IbiceB in mel.
ner redten 2unee", Ibreibt S. s..
Sugbes pon Dupont, Ga, ,uno ie
gaben MIDI ihDn auf. Seoermann
oabte, mein lebte8 Stinolein Iei ges
tommen. N(S lebte 3uflubt oers
Iubte ih Or. Sings Scene @ntoes
dung fir Shpinofuht. Ser ST.
fOla, Den i'd oamit ersielte, ruar aez
raoesu nerbliffenb uno 16un in Elm
paar Sa9en mar ih pieoer auf. Sebt
babe t@ meme 8eiunobeit ooQIt6ns
Dig mieoeraeponnen." 9as Wittel
beliegt ieoen Suiten, ale @rtGltun.
gen uno 6aIss uno 2ungenleioen.
@arantiert ourh Die Nputbefer s..
Galteger Il Son uno NoDlpb DreiB.
8reis 50 Gents uro $1.00. BrObes
faiden frei.
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Gar Grelrltonea Sur Melt=
Nllsitelluna.

&m II. unb 81. Mai oertauft Die
1eras uuo 8acifc . 8abn Spesiol.
@Gcuriions' 3idets nab ct. Qouis
uno 5uriid BON allen 8untten ibrer
9inie in GeGas. artauIas uno goui.
iiana fir tpeni9er als einen Tohr,
prets. Die 3idets fino nur in Sen
regelmdBi9en Gars 9iiltie unb fir Die
9auer BON lieben 9aaen. 8enoet
guh an iraeno eiuen 9aenten Der
Hinie.
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8einder Der @eltausitellnlg.

Der BON ben Observation-Disclosures
8atnIDitemen ain 6anpteineano sur
Weltausiteauna in Ct. 2ouis auFs
aefibrte BaUiIOn lit cine Der oieleu
Ittraftionen un0 8eluder Der 8elts
aHslteauna lino freunolidIt einaela=
ben, oenielben 81 beiibtiaen. Sic
fnoen bier einen &ubeplab uno boz
lihe aufnabme, auBeroem erbalten
iie SOuueniere uno 0eihreibunaen
beg aroBen Si0meltens. &iemano
loute oerfebleH, bier ooraulpreden,
Der Baoiaon 1T moi zines 8eiudes
toert.
@eraekt midt, 9aupteiusans snr
MISUNDERSTANDING,
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Der Sammelptab aller Deut.
ibeu - ShOl8 Saloon NlQmps
8lasa.
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va Weeen nieoriaer Staten sar
WeltausteIlung nod ct. Souls sia
2eraa q Bacific 8abn befraot ir.
geno einen 9idet Naenteu ubes
idreibt an 6. 3. garner. 0enes
ral' Baiiaaier' Nnent. Dallas. zsras.
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Sept Guh pniere Breiie seben
fir :, Souueniers "uno GueeRsSnbpfe
-nir madea oieielben. 4emis
StuoiD, SEQ. BOB Befs
Commerce trose
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: aaudBt ia Flor De San Jose
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3amlibe naniheno
Wit &iearoS
WDur5

Sobn 8itf6 @sq.
Isle Die Sad ausgebt. meeB SD
nod nit. 8abriheints nit erie ttete
SittoreB I'M ene DeimDnorin9 for
Die <i. -. q. G8a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-01-21

Hotel Portsmouth, suite OF room on
first floor fronting on Mill Park. We
have met Lee Mcconnell and family
also Mrs. S. W. Oyerton, VIII Over
ton and family, Mrs. Wallen, who
was Matte Overton, and Miss Kittie
Hawkins, Miss Cason and many 9TH
ers, OF whom many asked after you,
1t is very dry and dusty here, had but
! inch rain here the last eight months
which makes 1t hard on fruit growers.
We have not seer a cloud nor a drop Of
rain since we reached here. We will
remain here a week longer, then go TO
San Diego, where we will be In and
out for a month. You will plese send
LEDGER to this point to February Is,
then send 1t TO San Jose, to April list,
then to Kansas City, where | hope TO
be about April IL. l forgot TO men,
ton seeing Mrs. Matte Rice who was
Matte Sanders; she is looking 70 we'll;
and | also met Charlie Murryand fam
lily. With best Of wishes to one and
all Of my friends there: kindest regards
to S. NJ. Locke, George Robertson,
Brother Wallace and other friends
Wishing you a prosperous new year
for 1901; would be glad TO have a long
letter from you. Always your friend,
b. Il. TuREMAN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-01-21
FOOLS HER FRIENDS.
Miss Mildred Wymore 0stensibly At
tends House Party in Moberly,
But Meets and Marries Harry
Kuhne.

With the ostensible purpose OF at.
tending a house party In Moberly in
company with several young ladies OF
st. Louis, Miss Mildred Wymore, the
estimable daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
]. II. Wymore, of this city, left here
at moo Saturday. Tuesday morning
the young lady's relatives in this city
received a message from Decatur, ILL.,,
stating that their daughter was now
Mrs. Harry Kuhne. No particulars
were received as TO where the marriage
took place but 1t is supposed that the
ceremony vas performed at either
Moberly or st. Louis. Mr.. Kuhne is
an excellent young gentlemen formerly
OF C~entralia, but now occupying a
position as telegrapher at Decatur.
Mrs. Kuhne was one OF Mexlco's most
charming young ladies and enjoys a
wide acquaintance among the young
people OF this city. The LEDGER joins
the young couples many friends in ex-
tending congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-01-21
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Thousands Of tired, fretted mothers,
of skin-tortured and dishgured babies,
Of all ages and conditions. have certi-
fcd 70 almost miraculous cures By the
Cuticurs remedies, when the best med
icai skin had failed TO relieve, much
less cure.
cuficura Treatment is local and con-
stitutional - complete and perfect,
pure, sweet and wholesome. Battle the
affected surfaces with Cuticura Soap
and hot wetcr to cleanse the akin of
crusts and scales and soften the thick
ened e~uticle, dry without hard rubbing,
and apply cuticura Ointment freely 70
sllsy itching, irritation and inf1amma-
ton, and soothe and heal, and lastly
take Cuticura Resolvent Pills to cool
and cleanse the blood, and put every
function In q state Of healthy activity.
More great cures Of simple, s~crofnlous
and hereditary humours are daily made
By Cuticura remedies than by all other
blood and skin remedies combined, O
single set being often Sufficient to cure
the most distressing cases when al
else fails.
SD thruurhozs ne world Cafi-ura Rz.cirsnt 20.
On form Of chacoists cosls4 Rn4. sSe7 PEI vi.l a 81
houss sa.; Pzis, s Rvs d ID rExi Bcs.ga, II CoinmbA
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-01-21
Letter to h c. Davis.

Dear Sir: Perhaps you won't havt
anything to do with Mixed Paints
We don't blame you; but Deyoe Ready
Paint is not Mixed Paint: there il
twice as much paint IN a gallon Of il
as there is in a gallon Of some Of the
Mixed Paints n. Avery, Delhi, n. Y,
OWLS two houses exactly alike. Painted
one with Mixed Paint-took u gallons
Painted the other with Deyoe; bought
IL gallons-had six gallons left.
1t has taken a great many years to
find out the best; and it takes a lot Of
machinery to grind it properly.
More than 1000 years, men painted
with lead, and more than 200 with
lInseed oil. About 80 years ago, they
began 10 use zinc.
All painters know lead and oil: most
painters knoWlea and oil with zinc
mixed init improves their paint:
wears longer: does not chalk or powder
of so soon. One-third more zinc than
lead is used In this country.
But painters don't know how much
zinc to put in; and zinc is hard TO mix
needs grinding Inland they can't
grind IL In.
Still, nobody use lead without zinc,
who knows his business.
Yours truly,
n. w. DEvoE & Co.
P. S.-Geo. W. Robertson sells Devoe
Ready Paint.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-01-21

last ruling Of City Counsellor Bates
the city owes Mr.. Folk fees the city
has been receiving under the Act OF
1901, and which belong TO the circuit
attorney under the old laws. The
State also is in arrears to Mr.. Folk
for three years salary, according to
Mr.. Bates.
"The effort TO use this matter for
political capital in amusing. The facts
show c~redltably to Mr.. Folk, as he
legally could have demanded more
money from the city than he has re-
ceived, and be voluntarily took several
thousand dollars less in compensation
than his predecessors. There has al
ways been a dispute under former cir
cult attorneys as TO what the circuit
attorney was entitled TO. Some cir
cult ATTORNEYS received one salary and
some another. MIR. Folks predecessor
had come ~ the conclusion that all
the old salary laws we're invalid, and
that the circuit attorney was entitled
to all the fees OF the Office, amounting
to three times the salary.
lin order TO leave no question as TO
the compensation the Legislature ia.
1901 fixed the salary Of the circuit at
torney at 5000 per year, in lieu Of the
fees for convictions In criminal cases
In addition 10 the salary the circuit
attorney was entitled 10 commission
on bonds forfeltures and In civil suits.
In this connection the school board
has, during Mr.. Folks term, received
s35, 600 in bond forfeitures through his
Office. During the one hundred years
preceding Mr.. Folks administration
the school board obtained from the
same source only $4,000.
"The same Legislature fixed the sal
airy Of prosecuting attorneys In coun-
ties Of $4,000 or less than 100000 at
5000 a year. Under the Act Of 1901
the fees for convictions 20 10 tie city;
the circuit attorney has nothing to do
with them, they being collected by the
clerk and turned into the city treas
ury. When the Act OF 1901 went into
effect City Auditor Mason asked the
opinion OF City Counsellor Schumacher
as to whether be should pay the cir
cult attorney under the new laws or
under the old. Even II the compensa-
lions we're more under the new laws,
the legal advisor Of the city having
held IL applied, Il was a matter the
circuit attorney had nothing TO do
With. He either had 70 take what
the city paid him, or refuse and bring
suit for something else. Yet, because
he did this very thing, and actually
received less than he should have re-
ceised, bis enemies c~riticise him.
1T Is well for the people Of Missouri
to know the facts"