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Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-09
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15
BOXER MAssACRRs TO
COMMENCE FEB IS
Fcrmsr Secretary Of Six Companies
Warns American Friends to
Leave China By Feb
ruary GATH.

CINCINNATI, Feb. H-WoHg Fong,
former secretary Of the six companies,
In san Francisco who Is visiting in
this eity. says the boxer trouble 10
China is about TO eliminate in the
greatest massacre Of modern times.
He issued > warning to several Amer
.tcan friends.
The blow is about to fall: Cable
warnings 70 friends TO leave China al
once Tel them to seek protection Of
Germany temporarily and get ont Of
the country before Feb. 2S.n
Fong, after the messages were sent
explained their p1rpose As follows" II
received word that the order has beer
sent cut TO The subordinate officials o.
The Chinese Reform association 4
throm OF II OF the foreign element
in our country, starting Feb Is. Th'
association is ostenSibly patriotic
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15
woOLDRIDeE q PURDY TEST.
Sold Hyomei For Years and Know
it Will Cure Catarrh

Woodbridge 4 Purdy have given
Hyouei a most thorough and remark
able test. For q long time they have
offered 70 refund the money 10 any
purchaser OF Hyomei, fit failed To
benefit.
The remedy has made 50 many cures
among their customers that they have
urged its use in the most chronic
eases Of catarrh.
Breathed for a few minutes four
times . day, through the inhaler that
comes with every outfit it soothes the
irFItzted mucous membrane Of the
nose throat, and lungs, kills The
catarrhal germs, and restores complete
health.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
only 81, and consists Of an inhaler that
can be carried in the pocket or purse,
and will last a lifetime, 9 medicine
dropper, and a bottle Of Hyomei- II
this is not sufficient for : complete
cure, additional bottles Of Hyomei can
be obtained for 80 cents.
Compare this small expense with
the fees charged BY specialists, and
remember, too, If Hyomei does not
cure, Woodbridge & Purdy viii re
turn your money.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15
LYNCHING HAY |
FOLLOW KILLING
3 MISSOURIANO'
FATAL SHOOTING ARRAY
OCCURS II THE sTEEErs OF
NEW HADRID
BLACKS Plsf0L Fight
white Men Fell MorfAIly woundea
Before They coula Seek sasltsr-
Feared Bscoming Blind.

CsrRo III, Eel. 12--WMl Pen
ninser and Arthur Lavender are dead
and Ed Waters Il Id q dying condition
at ST. Marys Inarmary here as result
Of a pisgul fight In New Madrid, Mo,
Sunday morning.
Three Negroes accused Of the shsot-
ing are in jail At New Madrid and
according TO lang distance phone
messages from there this afternoon
there mar be 3 lynching tonight.
The report says that feeding . In
tense against the negroes and that the
county authorities are taking every
precauti0n to prevent any trouble
The negroes, II Is said, did not Intend
10 XIII the white men, but were tight
ing each other.
The fight started in . saloon ana
tie negroes ran out on the sidewalk
and commenced to FIRE al each other
1.-The three white men we're standing
on q corner talking and before they
could seek shelter they fell 70 the
pavement MORALLY wounded. The
shooting attracted the attention of
ofHcers who later arrested the negroes,
Waters was shot through thu
stomach and Is not expected to livs
through the night. He was brought
TO Cairo yesterday afternoon and placer
in the infirmary. He vas too weak T.
undergo an operation
Penninger was shot through th'
face and died q few hours later. Cav
ander was shot through the breas
and lived until last night. Lavender
lived at Anna, Ill. and was on a visi
to his brother, who conducts a hotel
His body VA shipped through her
today for Anna where 1t will b
buried.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

Two or three Mexico people have
asked the editor Of the LEDGER
whether the .'auti-auto people would
prevent them from purchasing motor
cars this spring. The LEDGER does
not believe that any Of our people,
either In the town or country, are
opposed to automobiles when properly
handled. The automobile factories
are working over time as the demand
is very larga Motor cars are being
bought b. people all over the world e
be used not only for pleasure, but fol
business The people Of Mexico and
Audraln county are progressive and
propose to keep up with the times
The motor cars in Mexico have been
carefully handled and the horses and
The people are becoming familiar with
the machines. We believe that those
who desire to buy cars can do 50 with
out any fear Of being boycotted or an.
noyed, il they keep within the speed
limit, and are careful in the handling
OF their cars.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15
THAT SEDUCTIVE VOICE.
Siren Calls Prominent Business Mar
On a Wild Goose Chase.

Like Ulysses be should have tied
himself 70 some welghty piece Of fur.
niture loo ships mast being eonven
lent and disregsrded the soft sweet
tones that greeted bis ear when be
answered the telephone cali.
"Hell0 is that You Mr..
No, II you do not recognize my voice ]
certainly will not tell sou who / am.
Il hasn't been long since
you told me the incest lot Of things
and now you have forgotten ne
am at the Ringo. Yes, you
can come over II you wish :
All right. Hurry
Two minutes later the merchant,
II forgot 10 say he is a single man
hurried TO the hotel only 70 find that
10 one bad called him up and that II
was all a fake The girl is from ST.
Louis AID doesn't know him, but she
didn't need any grease paint 10 take
the role Of Siren.
Some men putall else aside
Fair Flossies smile % win,
But I'D be fully satisfied
II ! could maker her grin.
From FLossIK yKKsxs
The Lad that put Fiossie up 20 the
trick nay not have Won q languishing
smile from a love ffo0ght heart but
be produced the grin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. o. +. Clark iat EItaa
Clark, his wife, By thet- eerlai III
Of trust, dated January 10, 10 q
recorded IN the Recorders o.
AudrzIn County, No, in dee q
No. q, at page ais, conveyed 2 =
undersigned trustee naid des y
named the following described {
estate situated in. Cityoi hsIi@ !
I'd
Lots numbered thirteen (B
fourteen li4l 10 Barnes additions
CITY Of Mexico. Mo, as per plat O.
addition on file 10 the once Of t@
corder Of Deeds within and fd !
Audrain county to secure the n
OF 4 certain promiSSOry note !
whereas, under the proylsion )
dead OF trust contained The al
is now due and collectaole u.
mains unpaid. Now, Therefore Y
request Of the legal holder ofaalI
and IN pursuance OF the profags
said deed OF trust i WILL 81 m
Missouri,
Wednesday, March 7, w
Between the hours Of a. m I'd
n. Of that day, at the east ffnI
Of the court house in the eitg 9 !,
leo, in AudFain county, Mtsosa
tire above described real So
public auction 10 the highest
for cash. for the purpose
said note and the costs and eiF
executing this trust.
J. A. GUTHsI
vii Truh
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

One Of MexIco's promising q young
men, ibd ignznt at something the LED
GER had published, returned several
marked copies sent hin, torn tokhreds
The item should have pleased rather
than caused his ire 10 rise. We can
see him tear them and say. There
now, you old mean thing" Why
he come down and slap our
urfef
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15
LIVE STOCK REPORT.

C Il Inflow, OF Audrain county, sent
in hogs TO the St Louis market this
week.
P Covington, Of Audrain county,
Mo, had both cattle and hogs in the
st Louis market Friday morning, bis
sales including Il steers averaging
1852 It's to Nelson Morris s. Co, az
o. rs, 2 heifers weighing 900 lbs at
s365. and a l270-lb stag at 81 90 per
|ewt
Coontz & Helm, Lewis, johnson s
Co, and Joe Considine we're Audrain
county, Mo, shippers who had hogs on
the st Louis market this week.
L Dean, OF this county, had two
loads OF steers On Wednesdays 81
Louis market, II head averaging 1851
lbs selling at IS IS, and IS head weigh.
ing 1216 lbs bringing s5.lo.
1T finder shipped > double deck
car Of the starr lambs to st Loul,
Wednesday, the 254 head averaging q
lbs and selling at 8. 90 percwt.
Bolts s. Trimble, well-known Aud.
rain county stockmen, had two loads
Of cattle on the St Louis market We'd
nesday, IS steers averaging los lbs
selling at q IS, and II cows weighing
795 lbs bringing g 10 per est Armour
& Go, being the purchasers.
1T Turpin, Of Worcester, this week
sold 70 VIM Underwood, a span q
mules for $3.50.
James Sharp, Of Mexico, has recent
ly sold a part Of the old GIendy place.
10 Hatton neighborhood, toa Concord
farmer named Kyer-AuxTasse Re
view.
S Mackey, Of this county, marketed
3 double and single deck OF the
starr" Western lambs OF his OWE
feeding Monday, that averaged 62-Ibs
and sold at 500
9H Kenatzer, OF Audrzln county,
had 10 the st Louis market Monday.
Of bis own feeding two cars Of the
Starr. Western lambs that weighed
IS lbs and sold at 81.
Bolts & Trimble, Of this county had
% steers that averaged 1850 pound,
and sold at $3.50 On the st Louis mar
ket Tuesday.
Lee Bros, Of this city, had a load o.
horses and mules on the market Tues.
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

II. Z. ROBINSON, editor OF the MARY
vile Republican, is prominently spok-
en- Of IS Department Commander Of
the Grand Army Of Missouri. Mr..
Robinson is one Of Bissouri's most
prominent Grand Army men, and bis
election for this important place
would meet with the cordial approval
Of bis friends throughout the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15
cAE WE
INTEREST YOU IN THESE ?

Nice stock o. groceries abezt 500
exchange fx farm
stack Of general merchandise about
ls3za, exchange Tor farm
stock a general merchandise. about
9 400, exchange for farm
Good brsck business buiadiug and
e0od frame dwelling valued al saeoa,
ane rental property. wants o eI-
change Tor % 30 l9@crc farm near
Mexico
Good pRyiug business = me prnpos-
liran for SINE one with s4oo cash
Coed h0ssl Aaildi7g with nice faEni-
turs O. so, wants farm ca residences
property
Good Business property incume
about SIS per month, prize 5000
Fine 3aacre farm. nicely improved
10 exchange for merchandise
ioaacre improved farm, one o. Tx
best qnarter sections 10 be found n
Auorain county. win exchange 10
assoc 10 sl2oao grucsry stock.
1s0acre farm located } miles from
coed railroad town, exchange for uer
chandsseL
Fine modern residence In good low
town, viii exchange for farm or mer
chandise
Mexico residence property On pay
nenfb Il sla0 per month, price sSl
i0ezcre farm, Will exchange for re'
iaence property, price q 800.
6eacres uninprosed FARM viii e.
change for residence property. Pric
sLHa.
31oacre farm. improved A sna
. for the cash, 5000.
Fine prairie farm Of 400 acres n
incunhrzDce, price s70,ooos viii e.
.lchange for stock Of merchandise.
Call On or address
REAL ESTATE DEPT,
!. lNORfH MISSOURI TRUST CT
Eorth Sic Public Square
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

ence. No president q the United
States has an honorary degree from
any educational institution between
the Mississippi river and the Pscik
slope We ask the present president
who has broken old precedens in other
worthy regard, % establish . rev
precedent "A this respect and receive
the degree Of IL d. at cur hands
Eninently appropriate il seems 70 me
that the MAJ who has done 50 mach
for the vest should permit the west
thus 70 sb0w its regard for him.
Between the Father OF Waters and
the summit Of the Rockies the largest
university in point Of student atten-
dance is the Missouri university at
Columbia 1t has tbreefoh f0nnda-
ton. First it rests upon the gifts Of
the people. Nearly seventy years ago
the people Of Boone county. number
ing . scant few hundred, gave sl2.o 0o
for its establishment one mar, who
could neither read nor write. beading
the subscription List with 5000.
Second, it rests upon the wise bounty
Of the federal government Of which
you, Mr.. President are the head.
Third, it rests upon the ~liberality Of
the state Of Missouri the czpShezf Of
the public school system, founded upon
and supported by the gifts Of the
people, The grants d the nation and
the appropriations Of the state, which
bids yUu % It's commencement.
The people Of this country can d
yon no more honor. They have elect
ed you to the highest position in theil
gift. We ask that Jon give the peO
pc, through q state university, return
In the stimulation Of education which
your presence and helpful words woul'
bring about. II would be 3 fair return
for MiEsouri's appreciation; II wouli
be her welcome opportunity 70 shoE
you this further token Of her big
regard.
PartisznShip has no place 10 the I'd
minlstration Of the Missouri univei
sIty. The president Of its board Is
distinguished Republican, elected b
a board Of curatOfs, a majority {
whom are Democrats. II is no partisa
invitation that / present. II is th
Invitation OF the students, teacher
and officers Of the Missouri ~uniyerSitl
the invitation Of all the people Of Il
state.
Come TO Missouri Mr.. President
and the hoSpit2ble greetingo Of a grea'
free state viii be yours.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

THE report that F. W. Buifum had
sold his telephone system to the Bell
people is not true. Mr.. Buffum in.
forms the LEDGER that be has not
sold ont 70 any enc. 1t vas also er.
r0neOasly stated that Mr.. Montague
bad sold the Mexico system to the Bel
Company. This is also 3 mistake
Mr. Montague sold the Empire, Kan
sas, system. n which be IS interested
to the Bel people, butstlll holds Mex.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15
PUBLIC SALE

Having decided to quit farming, /
will sell at public action az my resid-
ence, smiles northwest Of Mexico,
No, and p miles east OF Skinner,
No, On
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1905,
promptly at 10 O'Clock a. m, the fol-
lowing property.
20 HEAD OF LIVE STOCK.
3 HEAD HORSE Stock pair
mare mules five years old, sixteen
hands high; / combined saddle and
harness horse, five yezrs old; l draft
geldipg, extra good farm horse, seven
years old: ] good brood mare 10 foal by
Denmark Chief; l coming three-year-
old extra good saddle and harness geld
ing, / coming two-yezr~old extra good
saddle and harness flley, 1 three.
year-old Mccormick mare, l thorough.
bred Shetland pony, 3 years old, child
broke.
HEAD CATTLE coming four
YesE-0ld milk cows 2 coming three.
year-0ld heifers and 2 calves.
HEAD HOGSl good brood SOW
s4oe Will AAlADA a0I1t AFfl nloA Nul
: snoats that will weigh about l0
pounds
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Two Farm Wagons, good as new
one Surrey, sixteen-inch Breakin Z
Pow, one Riding CultIyatOr, uns
TOngueleSs CultiyatoE. one new Osborn
Binder, one Corn Planter, o McCor
mick Mower, six-foot cut; two Har.
rows, one Hay Frame, one good Hal
Rake, two sets good Tug Harness, one
set extra good Double Buggy Harness
hand made. Also. some Household
and Kitchen Furniture and mani
other articles.
About $50 bushels corn and soml
shock fodder.
TERMS or SALE-Ali Sums OF Oh
and under, cash; over that amount /,
credit Of 5 months will be given with
an approved bankable note bearing
per cent Interest from date and
guarantee that there will not be
og.bld made; everything advertised
will be sold.
Dinner At noon on the grounds.
]. w. GILPIN.
J.G. FoED. Auetioneer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

CHICAGO has given to the woTsd the
spectacle Of a funeral bearing the
union Label % the hearse and mourn
ing coaches. Now that our exit from
this world has been properly arranged
for, IT seems 10 me that union Of
doctors. bound by their bylaws not 10
help into this vale Of tears and walk
ing delegates any child that did not
display ; union label on a conspicuous
part Of its anatomy, would be 10 order
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15
King Of Italra aifL

WAsHISeToS. Feb. m-of rare
value and beauty IS the gin Of the
King Of Italy to Miss Roosevelt upon
the occasion Of her marriage. 1t is a
table Of Italian mosaic work, showing
designs from Italian cities and towns.
The table was made In Florence and
was personally selected By the King.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

A certain western publisher says.
Walter wellman shouldn't swell Bp 50.
just because the Chicago Record-Her-
aid has told him 10 80 10 the North
Pole he said Col. Leonard, publisher
OF the Lawrencs lKasl Journal once
told him 70 $50 70 hell"-which IS
probably Just as interesting q place as
the North Pole.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15
PIeased Larre Audience.

THE K. Z. boys drew a good house
In spite Of bad weather and gave aeon
cert that was worth going through the
rain for. Mr.. Goldman made a great
bit with the old confederate soldiers
crowd when be played "DiIis" after
responding to 3 number Of encores for
bis fine solos.
The concert vas . credit 70 th1
school from which the boys came, and
they can be sure Of q hearty reception
should they ever make HoldenEilIs
again. s-Holdenville u. IT, Tribune.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15
Cottonwood Springs.

CoTT0NwooD STRINGS, Feb. IA
After the eclipse Of the moon we
have been about SICK, bur at this writ
ing We feel very much rejuvenated
and think life is well worth the lir-
ing. With Mexico 10 nossesslon OF 8
bran new mayor and the Ledger ONCE
with bran new Law type we will go
forward with whoops and rapid bounds
and make It a greater city right away.
The late lamented Marshall Field
did not remember Us In bis will bat
we hear that be '1eft" Hardin Field
Of Mexico, 81. 700, and we congratulate
Hardin on bis good luck. There is
nothing like being ''clDse up"
Ned Powell win probably not enter
the race Tor Censtable this year.
Logan Bybee has Just completed an
Up 70 date buggy and carriage shed.
Lutte Saunders band will furnish
soul string music at the grand openin
OF the new waverly.
Ask G. D.. Graham IL he attended
the musical SQUIRE at the church on
the evening Of Feb. S when the vote
was being taken. We believe be did,
for his wife says 50. tof course this is
only a joke on Dock.l
John Fecht, Meredith Armstead,
Gov. Stewart, r o. Greenway, Iszce
Jesse and Frank Armstead are all
preparing to put In phones
We are sorry We i'ozer cooked. that
meat for Walter Peck, but mistakes
will happen in the best regulated
families, and Walter knows it.
We hear that Tom Thumb has found
bis horse blanket. Tom is getting
awful tired Of the many franks that
have been pespetratice on him Of late,
and 10 the future, win make 1t hot for
the "fun-makers Tom has got more
sence than some Congressman.
We received an invitation to Miss
Alice Rooseveltis wedding but are
sorry pressing business will prevent US
from attending
When your country calls you, you
should go TO meet the call, but then
again many are called but few are
chosen.
Frank Peck writes back from Texas
that he Is not yet benidict but IS
still having a rattIing good time.
Mr.. and Mrs Bob Hooton will give
a large reception to his brother-in-laH,
Mr.. Hunt, Wednesday. Mr.. Hunt re-
Gently married q sweet girl west Of
here.
Editor White is home from Cuba
looking well, and is well. Thanks to
him for Cuban relics and new type.
Mrs Walter Peck and daughter,
Miss Stella, are home from a delightful
visit in Glasgow.
Harry Hutton says be wants to be
Constable and is allowing no grass to
grow under bis feet
Col Joe Pratt tells US that the first
horse be eyer put shoe on was that
OF old Bawly, the property Of Bob
Hooton, who has just passed to the
great beyond at the ripe old age OF "a
years.
BOB Kemp will make an ideal mar
shall. II you walk In the straight and
narrow way be will not modest you
out II you stray from the.
"Hath Of duty Bob will pinch you.
We have received a very interesting
letter from James Roy Key, Of Fulton,
in which be states be is prcsperOus and
happy. Roy sends up the price Of :
glass OF soda pop. Thanks awful.
Barney Hooton 1t is said is teaching
school up 10 Randolph county, just to
pass the time away. Barney would
make . good state school s~uperintea-
emit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

Ia the proper column Of the daily
and weekly LEE6ER will be found the
announcement Of C I. Peyt0n, candi-
date for Circuit Clerk Of Audrain
county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

TIE Democratic editors Of Mizscufi
viii have = SIX O'Clock dinner In Kan
sss CITY March the 9th. Prominent
Democratic speakers will be present
and q royal g00d time Is anticipated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

Adolph Boeckeler Defeats Broadhead.
Adolph B0eckeler, Of St Louis, and
well known 10 this city, trimmed
Archie Broadhead in the tnreecushIon
billiard tournament game at the Grand
In St Louis Friday, BY a score OF 30
to Is. The winner made : high run
Of four and counted three In another
single inning. His average Of At is
considered excellent. Broadhead
counted twice in bis best single inning
and bis average was "a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15
Is suFFoCATED 81
Pet Makes q Bed Of lnial','
and smothers it to pssa

Los ANGELES Feb "a
Persian cat perched o'a
s-months-old baby girl Of hr.aAa,
J. w. Deylin OF this city as tH
lay sleeping In It's cot N y
parents bed last night and VI
child 10 her death struggles
vain to get her breath, D..
his wife slepton undlstruoea'i
Is pet In the household y.
playmate for the baby TIE
curled over the baby's face ana /
sufiocated her to death, and ~
struggles the child had mace ~ !
on the heavy animal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

RI Phillips. who lately came to
Mexico from Lynchburg. Va, Is nov
ing TO the Henry Rodhouse farm,
southwest Of Mexico. which be has
purchased.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

JUDGE W. W. Boris will be renom-
mated and re elected without Dpposi-
tion. This Is . fitting compliment 70.
a most efficient offcer ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

The well being barred at Hardin
College has reached 3 depth OF 23O feet
aHd hzs = now Of water Is.0oe gallons
per day. When the Gov becomes S.
90 they VIII bore 10 deeper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

EA4JA&
L a Rautsor1e Mexiso No
JEFFERSON CIR, Feb i, 1906
Dear sir. Your letter rsceiVed and
noted. / would like to helpyou get
before the citizens Of Mexico the need
aa good high school building and
equipment / will send you my re-
port s0on and yo0 can cuil from that q
good many statistics about high
schools ard their equipment / can
'Eyafew things that yOu may Gull
from this letter and use II yOl 50
desire.
Columbia, NobeFly. Macon City,
Jefferson City and ST. Charles and
nearly all other towns Of the size Of
Mexico have welI-equipped laborztor-
les, Libraries and seperate school build
ines for the high school work Mexico
has had for q long time the reputa'
tioh Of having q hne ghschOol, but
it cannot long hold that reputation
unless Il erects a good building with
modern appointments and properly
equip II for that work Carthage
Mo, has just put $4,000 into
magnificent high school building ant
equipment. Mexico has more thai
half the population and wealth Of
Carthage and a high school q consid
cradle more than half the size 0
Carthage lit would keep pace will
the work that IS bsing done 10 III
other towns and cities Of the state
Mexico should spend fifty or sixt.
thousand dollars on d magnificent higl
school building At once.
III can beef any further seryics
command me ard ask me definite
questions that ! may answer them.
Yours Respectfully,
" n CkpprwcTu~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

THE National Editorial Association
Will meet in indianapolis, Ind June
Is. An excursion will . taken to
Toronto, and down the st Lawrence
River 70 Quehee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

NM Walter Peek and daughter,
Miss stella are visiting Mrs Pecks
mother, Mz Hall. at Glasgow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

THE A. 0. U. VI. open session and
supper Monday night was delightful
affair aud largely attended By men,
bers and their families
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

]. V. Montague, Of the Mexico
Telephone Company, is 10 New York,
where be is closing the sale Of the ex.
change at Empire, Kansas. in which
be is interested. The report that Mr.
Montague has sold the Mexico system
70 the Bell people is an error.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-15

Mn. G. B. Aacfarlane has ths
thanks Of the LxDeER for . splendsd
picture Of the Carnegie Library 81
Brownwood, Tex. lisa very hard,
some building.