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Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16
HOW TO KEEP WELL.
Strengthen the Stomach With Mi-o'
na and Get Perfect Health.

The source OF health is the stomach
and the digestive system When
acting as nature designed they should,
the organs Of digestion do their work
regularly and unconsciously, like a
perfect machine.
Those who use Mi-o-na do not have
q sallow complexion, sunken cheeks,
nor fiabby flesh. Their skin has a
rudy glow, the eyes are bright, the
breath sweet and the step elastic.
In short, the users Of Mi-o-na have
the maximum OF good health and are
plump, rosy and robust.
Nine-tenths of all sickness comes
from a weak stomach, causing loss Of
flesh, shattered nerves, tlatulency,
heartburn, sickheadaches, backaches
spots before the eyes, rheumatic
troubles, and general weakness and
debility. Take a Mi-c-na tablet be-
fore each meal, and all irritation,
co ,gestion and Inflammation In the
stomach or bowels will be Immediately
soothed and relieved. In fact, the
stomach will become well and strong
and the whole system filed with
strength and vitality.
Even ifa weakened stomach has
brought you to chronic stage OF III
health, where life is one long drawn
out pain, do nor despair. Mi.o-na
will effecta cure IL the simple dlrec-
tions 10 each SOC box are faithfully
followed.
Read the guarantee that is given by
Woodbridge & Purdy with every pack
age Of Mi-o-na they SELL They pledge
themselves In this guarantee to refund
the money should Mi-o.na fail to help.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16
PUBLIC SAL
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 81

Having rented my farm, kpo,,
the old Cave farm, 3 miles STSI
Benton City, will sell at pu6lic ]
tion on Monday, Feb. q, the nj
Ing described personal pTopert,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16
81 HEAD LIVE STOcv
FARMING IMpIrMr,,..

One two-horse Wagon, one sa' /.
on Harness, one set Plow HsssS v
Saddle, l new Hay Frame 'e AS
bushels good seed Oats and sons As0 |
Straw. 'Oue
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16
To-days Ballot For Senator Fore
shadows Probable Break.

Ledger Special over Banum Telephone
JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 1.-two
ballots we're taken for United States
Senator to-day The vote for McKin-
ley probably foreshadows the coming
break from NiedriDghaus.
The vote resulted:
FIRsT BALLOT
Cockrell, %.
Niedringhaus, IS.
Kerens, u.
Pettij0hn, /.
Finktenburg, /.
Young, /.
Mckinley, ,.
SECOND BALLOT.
oockreIl, 70.
Niedringhaus, Ga.
Kerens, u.
Mckinley, 4.
Bauman, l
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16
BLIZZARD KILLS CATTLE.
Delegates to Oklahoma Convention
sorrowfully Compare Notes

Estimates OF different members oil
the Oklahoma Live stock Assn now
i'm session at Oklahoma City, from the
northeast section, place the losses OF
cattle for the last week between 3d.
600 and $4,000. No estimates are be-
low the former figure, and the indica.
tions are that the number may more
nearly reach the latter 1t is esti-
mated here that 100000 cattle have
persisted in the western part OF the
United States. Conditions are still
critical. The streams are frozen over
and it is with difficulty that the farm
ers can keep them supplied with wat
er.
A cattleman from northern Texas,
said all through southwestern Okla
homa dead and and frozen cattle could
be seen lying along fences. AT one
point along the Frisco, near the line
between Greer and Comanche coun.
ties, there were long rows OF dead cat
tie along the railroad.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16
PUBLIC SALE.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1905.

On the above date, will sell at my
farm, known as the Brauer Farm, 8
miles north of Mexico and mile
north of Russell Ford, and miles
south of Molino, the following describ-
ed personal property to-witi
800 HEAD OF LIVE STOCK.
Consisting of head Of horses, to-
wit, one 3-year-old horse, 8 head sad
die mares, extra year-old harness
mare; draft horses coming 2 years
old; 7 colts--5 mule colts and 2 horse
colts.
53 HEAD OF CATTLE.
AS follows: As head / and 2 year
old steers, will be sold in car load
lots; milk cows, will be fresh soon:
3 head yearling Shorthorn bulls;
l heifer calf, / steer calf.
SHEEP AND HOGS.
200 Breeding ewes and so Head OF
Hogs, consisting OF 16 brood sows, "a
head of stock hogs. Brood sows will
farrow in April, bred to registered
Poland China boar.
TERMS-All sums OF sl0and under,
cash; all sums above $40, months
time per cent, from date, bankable
note. Terms Of sale must be strictly.
complied with before removal Of pro-
perty. Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock.
Lunch on the ground.
L. II. JASPER.
]. T. JOHNSON, Auctloneer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16
FORMER MEXICO MAN ROBBED.
J. D. Inflow the Victim OF a Gun
Mob-Thieves Caught By Pass
engers.

OAKLAND, Cal, Feb. I3.-Albert ].
Norton, Morris Murphy and George
Thompson have been identified as the
trio who jostled J.D Inflow and daugh-
ter, OF Mexico, Mo, on a local train
yesterday and took sl3 from Inlow's
pocket
Inflow and hts daughter, Miss Era
Inlow,, reside in Mexico, Mo-, and
only arrived here yesterday morning
When the passengers saw the men
who were afterwards arrested hurry
ing away from the crowd they all gave
chase. When searched $40 bill was
found seefeted on one of the prison
prg
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16

J. W. Hull, Of Frankford, Mo-, who
had been here looking for a mule
which was stolen from him in Decem-
Der, left for Mexico to-day to identify
the mule.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16
ST. VALENTINES DAY.
The Day That Lovers and Cheerful
Idiots Assist the Postal Depart
ment of the Government.

To-day ST. Valentine, the patron
saint Of lovers and jolllers, reigns su.
preme with tenderness and foolishness.
The lover pOnders long between an
elaborate confection az 1t can be called
suchl Of celluloid and silk or a card
with tender verses written upon 1t
to send to his sweetheart. For the
oashfui man II gives him the longed
for opportunity to tell the girl what
his sentiments are and for the old
maid, who has no opportunities, the
chance Of life time to grab some un-
suspecting man This is the day that
all respecting citizens may buy a
sheet Of paper and tell the knocker
their opinion Of him, the small boy
sends ''eomic" to the teacher that did
not spare the rod" and those with
yrudges get eyen anonymously. But
Cupid is st. Valentine.
For was be not the son OF Venus and
God Of love, who, with bows and ar.
rows pierced mems chests with darts
)f admration-- but not to-day the ar
row is not in it with a snug bathing
suit or decOllette gown.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16
STOCK AND rARx NOTES.

Lee Bros. shipped load OF horses to
st. Louis Monday.
J. W. Brewer purchased Of John f.
Harrison Wednesday 20 tine mules at
sl40 each.
j. W. Brewer recently bought OF
W. Fl. Tripiett one black harness and
saddle mare for $500.
February 17.--A. E. Hoyt, personal
property and 100 acres real estate, 81
miles southwest Of Benton City.
Powell s. Mundy topped the St.
Louis Independent Stock YARDS
Market, Wednesday with q load OF
hogs that brought s4.90.
On account Of hs7ing sold his farm,
Thomas E. Hook will hold complete
dispersal sale at bis former farm,
Tuesday, Feb. 81. The high dollar
will buy.
]. w. Brewer has two car loads OF
mules billed for Tennessee for satur'
day, Feb. IS. John is just home from
the east where he disposed OF load Oh
good ones at good price.
Many shippers in this vicinity are
consigning their live stock to the In
dependent Stock Yards, Of st. Louis.
These yards were formerly known as
the Union and are located at the foot
of Bremen Ave. Good results are OBJ
taIned for all class OF butcher stuff as
the yards are so located as TO be con.
yenient for all St. Louis consumers.
In the proper column Of this weeks
Ledger will be found the advertise
ment OF the following sales:
February 20.-L III. Jasper, person.
al property s miles north Of Mexico.
February 2i.-Thomas E. Hook,
personal property 81 miles northwest
OF Mexico.
February 22.-Joe Considine, per-
sonal property at Thompson.
February 23.--J. 81. Parkhurst, OF
personal property one quarter mile
south of Benton City.
February .24.-E. P. Sellard, personal
property, 8 miles northeast Of Mexico.
February 2T.-Bud Campbell, person.
al property, 3 miles south of Benton
City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16

TIE Mexico Water Works Company
published a card Tuesday sta ting that
because consumers were allowing the
water to flow all the time, the supply
was growing low and 1t might necessi-
tate the closing down OF the water
works until warmer weather The
public should be as sparing as possible
In the use Of water, for large fire
might take place at any time, and
without water the the city would be
hnnrlnnA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16
> -'ss' ! So <. ss-.5'A *.
!, III MAiI.ROAD -
./KnkR[@siiSi. @iii.
The Alton Ice harvest is finished.

i
The second dining car on the Alton
TO be equipped with electric lights has
Just been turned out Of the shop.
The Wabash has placed q collector
on the Columbia branch road. Con-
ductor Robinson is still in charge Of
the trains on that piece Of road.
The Alton has an even dozen Of new
engines nearing completion and when
they are delivered 1t will be better
equipped than Il has been for some
time.
Thomas Kennedy, an Alton section
foreman at Delevan, died Saturday
morning after term of service that
probably stands unequalled In the
ranks Of Alton section men. He was
in the employ Of the Chicago s. Alton
for thirty-tiye years, and for more than
twenty years of this time he was fore
man.
The damage suit Of Mrs. Anna
Evans Of Moberly, against the Wabash
for 5000 damages for the killing Of
her husband, at Brunswick in 1908,
was decided at noon Friday in Sails
bury by the Charlton county circuit
court the jury giving Mrs Evans
judgement for the full amount asked
for. The company, 1t is understood,
win appeal the case to the supreme
court
At Little Falls, N. Y, on February
5, the westbound southwestern limit
ed on the New York Central, leaving
New York at p. M, jumped the
track at st, townsville at 8 O'Clock
The train was running at a high
rate Of speed and every car left
the track, running a quarter Of mile
on the ground before stopping. The
passengers were badly shaken up, but
no one was seriously injured.
Following an accident to q trainman
some time ago while disconnectlng
steam hose which had not been shut
of before reaching the terminal sta
tion, 1t will be remembered that
bulletin was issued cautioning en-
gineers about the matter, and to lend
their assistance to prevent recurrence
OF such accidents. 1t appears that a
number OF instances have come to no.
tice lately where these instructions
have been disregarded, and enginemen
are further enioined to-day that steam
must be shut off from the train hose
at least one mile from the terminal
station so that when engines are dis
connected there will be no danger OF
burning from hot steam.-BloOming-
ton Bulletin.
Notice has been received by local
railroad men Of civil service examin-
alton to be conducted by the United |
states government at Washington, D. |
O., next Monday for yardmen, train
men aud enginemen to go into the
government employ in Panama in con-
neetion with the building of the Pan
anna canal. While only limited num-
Der will be needed, yet the examin.
alton is open to any one, and all stand
an equal chance. The salaries offered,
however, do dot appear attractive
enough probably to induce many AL.
ton employees to forsake this part Of
the continent. Under the stipulations,
trainmen applying for these positions
must be between q and 25 years Of
age and they will receive s75 per
month. Switchmen will be paid slOO,
helpers s75, conductors 800, engineers
1888, sl0O, sll5.-Bloomington Bulle-
ton
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16

HARNESS AND VEHICLES.

Two hundred bushels corn, $50 BUSH
els white seed oats, tons timothy
hay, q ton baled straw.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16

A METROPOLITAN paper says con-
cerning the burning OF the New Yerk
casino, "three chorus girls were barely
rescued" That seems to signify they
were just dressing for the matinee
when the alarm was turned in.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16
New York Casino is Quilted by Fir,

New York Casino is Quilted BY Fire
NEW YORK, Feb. l2-rhe Casino
theatre, une OF the most historic Of
the New York play houses, and the
scene OF the production Of many fam.
Gus light operas, was damaged By fire
TO day with loss OF 100000. The
blaze began in dressing room on the
third floor over the stage while a re-
hearsal OF chorus girls Of the Lady
Teazle" Company was in progress.
Though they were thrown into a pan
ic, the members OF the company es-
capped uninjured, with the exception
OF one chores girl, who fell while going
down the stairs o. the stage entrance
and was painfully, but not dangerous
~ hurt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16
Columbia Has Two Big Fires in One
Nav

The Globe Clothing Store of Colum-
bia was partly destroyed by ire early
Tuesday morning. The fire caught in
the second floor and all the stock goods
was badly damaged by wator as well as
by fire.
At noon Tom Morris saloon was de.
stroyed by fire. Chandler's livery
stable near by caught on fire from the
saloon and was considerably damaged,
the roof being burned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16

THE teachers of mathematics in
Missouri have organized an association
with headquarters az Columbia, Mo.
The purpose of this society is the i'm
provement OF the methods and the
subject matter OF mathematical in
struction Of all schools in Missouri
There is no intention Of revising the
MULTIPLICATION table.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16
OLDEST MIss0URIAN.
Almost 100 Years Old She Dies at
Her Home in New London.

NEW LONDON, No., Feb. 13.-Mrs,
Anna Waters, who was more than 9s
years Of age, died at her home six
miles east Of New London to-day.
She was born In st Charles county,
Missouri. November 2S, 1906, and was
known to be the Oldest nstiye-born
Missourlan. She drew a pension by
special act of congress on the service
Of her husband In the war Of 1912.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16

"THE women OF our city are up in
arms" was the heading on an article
In a recent issue Of nearby weekly
paper. This is the case in most places
but 1t is generally thought best to say
as little as possible about it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16

Old auntie, colored, who has been a
servant in one Of Mexico's prominent
families for many years, almost faint
ed when she heard that the daughter
ter OF the house had gone down town
to have a kimona cut out and 1t took
some time to convince her that 1t was
wearing apparel being made and not
some surgical operation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16
subscribers to the Weekl,

Subscribers to the Weekly
Ledger will please examine
the date after their names on
margin ofthe Ledger and gov
ern themselves accordingly.
The Mexico Weekly Ledger
is s1.oo per year, paid il ad-
vance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16
PUBLIC SALE.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 90.
At My Farm, Near Thompson, Mo.

At the above time and place, will
sell at public aution to the highest
bidder the following described person.
al property to-wit:
IA HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES.
Consisting Of 4-year old work mule
l6 hands, coming 3-year old mule, 8
mules, coming rs broke, l 7.year old
bay work horse l6 hands, 3-Year old
horse 15f hands, Indian ponies, and
l pair OF roam mares and years old.
2s HEAD OF CATTLE.
Consisting Of 90 bead Of !, 1000 pound
feeding cattle, yearling steers,2 good
mich COWS one with calf by side, / 2
year old heifer fresh soon, and l COM
Ing 2-year old Shorthorn bull.
$50 GOOD BREEDING EWES.
These are extra good ewes, mostly
black faces, will lamb in March, are
as good ewes as there is in Audrain
County, will be sold in lots to suit
purchasers.
80 HEAD OF HOGS.
Consisting Of good brood sows To-
farrow In April; q stock hogs, weight
from Is to 125 pounds.
500 Bushels Of good seed Oats.
50 Thoroughbred light Brahma hens
and pullets.
TERMs-Sums Of $40 and less, cash,
sums over that amount 0 months time
with oankable note at s per cent.
JOE CONSIDINE.
J. r. Brown & j. T. johnson, Auct's
). M. Locke, elk. Dinner at noon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16
DRIFTING SNOW.
Farmers ard Railroads Suffer Because
Of Deep Drifts.

Because Of the strong wind that
followed the recent snow fall snow
drifts are abundant and traflic, In
some places, is extremely difficult. 1t
is no new story to hear a farmer tell
OF his sleigh turning over in a deep
drift and In places they are In such
conditions that even the rural mail
carrier has had to give up his round
for one day. At present they are
somewhat improved but If another
wind should come the roads would be
altogether impossible.
The railroads have also suffered
The Wabash branch from Centralia to
Columbia was four hours late Monday
because Of deep drifts, and almost all
trains are ''off the dot" little.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16

THE Car of Russia receives several
million dollars more salary than does
the Emperor of Japan, but we do not
believe the Emperor Of Japan would
trade jobs with the Gar OF Russia
at this particular time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ledger Special Over Celia Commission Cos
Wire.
CHICAGO, Feb. 15-The market open.
ed to-day with the following condi
tions prevailing:
Hogs - Receipts, 1s,000, demand
steady; lights 4.S0(d4 90; mixed lots
1905 %; heavys s4.s5Cd5:iO; roughs
a.76Cs4 IS; estimated for Thursday
$1,000; clearances good.
Cattle-Receips, 10000, 10c higher.
Beeves, ss s5(a6 25; COWS and heIfers
s2.0OCd4.6O; stockers s2 O0(a4 35.
Sheep Receipts, 1900, steady.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16

THE Mexico LEDGER joins all OF our
people in extending sincere sympathy
10 Mr.. Sam Morris and children. The
death Of Mrs. Morris, one Of Mexico's
most worthy women, was a great sur
prise to all Of our people. We are hav-
ing many deaths in Mexico this win
ter. 1t has been only few days since
we chronicled the unexpected death
OF Mrs. Mason Creasey, who was much
beloved by all who knew her "In the
midst of Life we are in Death"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16

Fob the benefit OF those who believe
in the ground hog governing weather
conditions, it is hoped that this
worthy returned to his hole after
yieSiEs the situation ground hog"
day. We pity him II he did not.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16
WALLACE HILL SHOT.
Young Man Almost Loses his Eye
Sight Because Of Accident.

Wallace Hill, Of this city, was shot
Tuesday evening, by a blank cartridge,
almost losing his right eye. He and
his brother-in-law, William Sharp,
we're looking at a toy TWENTY-FIVE re-
volver when the gun, which was in
the hand Of the brother-in-law, was
discharged, the wad hitting Hill just
under the right eye. Although the
wound is painful it is not serious, and
Mr.. Hill is resting easy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16

The time OF year has almost arrived
when the hunter returning from his
days outing, east Of town, spies, In the
evening dusk, the spiritual shape OF
Sam Scott on his small white donkey.
Many are the tales that this appara-
tion is given credit for But some
times we are prone to think that they
originate in the mind OF one who has
that day frequented some Bud
weiserian Studio,' once too aften.
There is a certain portion Of our popu-
lation in that part Of the city who are
given to "seein things" especially Of
ghostly character Nevertheless one
feels a creepy sensation on passing the
haunts Of this mysterious originator OF
blood curdling tales.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16

THE deadlock at Jefferson City en-
phasises the feeling throughout the
State that the people should vote di.
rectIy for a United States senator.
The fact that Senator Cockrell daily
receives the highest number OF votes
shows what would happen If the peo-
pie could settle the matter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16

A FARMER up 10 North Missouri, up
on returning home from hunting the
other day, found neighbor leaving
the house Being Of jealous nature
the hunter shot the other man In the
leg. A lawsuit followed and It was
shown that the injured man had
visited the house to borrow the weekly
naner. The lawsuit cost s75 and the
doctor bill was SIS One dollar paid
the editor would have saved all the
trouble, expense and hard feeling
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16
BANK ELECTION NOTICE,

MEXICO, Mo, Feb IA, 1905. Notice
is hereby given that the annual meet.
ing OF the stockholders Of the South.
ern Bank Of Mexico will be held at 6
O'Clock on the morning Of the fourth
Tuesday of the present month, Feb
ruary the 2sth, 1905, and continue
open for the space Of three hours at
banking house Of said bank for the
election Of five directors for said bank.
The stockholders are especially urged
to be present and vote in person. but If
not present they may vote by legally
qualted proxies.
J. A. GUTHRIE, President.
A. d. JACKSON, Secretary.
First published Feb l4th. dlGw2
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16

WANTED-Men TO learn barber
trade. Few weeks completes Join
nov and prepare for spring rush. Po-
sitions guaranteed. Graduates earn
SIS weekly. Board and tools provided.
Can nearly earn expenses before fn-
ishing. Send for catalogue at once.
holer Barber College, st. Louis No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16

Since the change 10 the South
Branch time card the st. Louis morn.
papers should arrive here at 9:2O, by
way Of Jefferson City. This will be
alright II the Missouri Pacific is able
to make the fast schedule now under
operation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16
::::. :::.TALES-.:::= -
BY A CUB REPORTER. "

Merchants should be more prompt
In presenting their accounts. A Full
ton druggist recently brought a young
man in his town a bill two years old
and the first part Of the bill was a
charge for a box OF chocolates, and On
the latter end was a charge for one
nursing bottle. How time does fly.
Backward, turn backward, o Time, in
thy fight,
Give me July again, just for tonight;
| am disgusted with snow and with Ice;
Hear my rich warble and take my ad-
vice.
Turn back the clock till 1t reads Aug
ust one,
Give me some dog days, and give me
some sun;
Give me mosquitoes and give RE some
flies,
Turn on the heat before everyone dies;
Bring back my straw hat, and good
linen pants,
Give me chance TO live, oh, give me
a cbance.-GERALD SULLIVAN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16

RUSSIA admits $1,000 slain by enc
mics in the east Things are indeed
assuming terrible proportions when
the OskOvitches acknowledge such
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16

TSg Mormous are TO have church
at Independence, Mo. But this does
not signify that the public schools
need be enlarged.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16
PUBLIC SAL.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY "a, ls

Having sold my farm | will, at /.
Chas. Sch0eneman farm miles o \
east OF Mexico and | mile east Of 4
ellis Ford, sell the following per
property.
65 HEAD OF LIVE STOCK
9 head of horses, 4 geldingS d
mares, one mare with fOal, Ws
ranging from 100 to 1000 lbs Y
ling draft colt sired from the imp
ed company horse.
CATTLE yearling steers, 3 d
with calves by side, 10 COWS all 4
calf 5 steer calves 3 heller calves a.
thorough bred Poled Angus bull
HOGS-2l head OF brood sOws Y
have had one litter Of pigs and VI
pig by thorough bred boar, 3 d
with pigs by side and l Duroc Jg
boar.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
farm wagon, / truck wagon, \
Cormick binder, l Deering blinded
hay loader, | Standard mower, l D
ing c0rn-binder, / two-horse 50
hay rake, 2 riding cultlvatorS, vi
Ing cultivator, l two horse disc j "
Hawk corn planter, l broad cast Z
er, low down seeder, 2 harrOG
spring wagons, l top buggy, phas1
z box hay francs, 4 feed racks.
FEED-About 10 tons Of hay in
a lot Of nice seed corn, 200 bu. OF vi
oats. Some household goods 4
other articles too numerous to q
tiOn.
Free lunch at noon.
TERMS or SALE-All sums u
and under cash; over that amoui
credit OF 0 months will be given u
approved hankable note bearing
cent interest from date OF sale
Il. B. SELLARp|
j. t. JOHNSON, Auctioneer.
Sale to begin at 1890.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16
THE MODERN NOVEL.

THE MUDERN NUN Ell,
CHAPTER /.
The Prettlest Girl you ever saw.
CHAPTER II.
The young man interviews her pa.
CHAPTER III.
A wedding grand without a flaw.
CHAPTER ".
An oath-a tear-a lot Of jaw.
CHAPTER V.
"I'm going back home to my ma"
CHAPTER vs..
Her maiden name restored by law.
lex.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-16
vance.

THE deserving poor Of Mexico should
be looked after during this bitter cold
weather. Make your contributions to
Mayor Jones.