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Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
nEL.sWn nflihal.

No newspaper man differs with Judge
Martin, OF the Oole c8nRty sircuit
court, when be tins discussed the Law
Of libel:
The newspaper is IN Invaluable
factor IN government ana too much
credit and praise cannot be given to
fair aud fearless journalism The law
gives The right to publish the news,
bat the law forblds malicious defama-
tion. II the editor publishes nothing
but the truth, underno circumstances
can be be held crlminallT liable. If be
publishes false report however dam.
aging, be is not crininKlly liable unless
be publishes 1t maliciouslF. But the
law goes no farther, and Il does not H.
cense man Of malicious tendencies 10
Willy and traduoe The citizen. While
criticism, pnhlicity, and exposure by
the press is q public necessity, yet, a
good name is personal right Of great
vilue,an the malicious tongue or pen
must not touch 1t With falsehood.
False and malicious publication a.
gainst public officials, ard those seek
ing public places, even in campaign
years constitute not alone a wrong to
the individual, but a wrong TO the
State. IL we are TO preserve the con-
fdence that The people have iu the
press we can only do this by preventing
such abuses as malicious defamation IL
man malieionsly publishes q ialsehoud
about bis neighbor, which has a ten.
dency 10 degrade and lower him In the
estimation OF bis fellows such a per.
son is guilty Of a crime. and is not |
only guilty Of a crime, but is a danger |
Dus person TO have charge Of a news.
paper"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
ITCHING PAINFUL
SORES ON HANDS
Suffered for a Long Time Without
Relief-Had Three Doctors and
Derived No Benefit One Doctor
Was Afraid to Touch Them
Soreness Disappeared and Hands
Now Smooth After Application Of
CUTICURA SOAP AND
CUTICURA OINTMENT

"For a long time l suffered with
sores on the hands which were itching
painful, and disagreeable. / had tbree
doctors and derived no benefit from
any Of them. One doctor said he was
afraid to touch my hands, So Won
must know how bad they were. an
other said never could be cured: and
the third said the sores were caused
BY the dipping Of my hands in water
In the dye-house where work. I
saw IN the papers about the wonderful
cures Of the Cuticura Remedies and
procured some Of the Cuticura san
and Cuticura Ointment. In three
days after the application Of tbe
Cutieura Ointment my hands began
to peel and were better. The sore
ness disappeared, and they are now
smooth and clean, and / am stil
working in the dye-house.
i strongly recommend cutieura
soap and Cuticura Ointment To anv
one with sore hands, and | hope that
this letter VIII be the means II beln.
ing other sufferers. Very truly vonrs
Mn. A. z. Maurer, 23lO STATE 81
Chieago, ILL.,, July 1. 1905"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
a cHRcK ON LIQUOR INTERESTS,
Petitions Calling for Prohibition
Flood the Legislature.

JEFFERs slS, CRY, Jan 20 Petitions
asking the legislature TO pass the
prohibition amendment now pending
10 the form OF q resolution submitting
the question to the people came in
swarms today. They came 10 both
houses from the swamp country re-
presented by New Madrid, from Craw-
f,rd and Greene In the Ozark country
from a dozen Of the prairie counties
10 Northern Missouri and scattered
petitions from towns that are small and
large,
There was evidence OF concerted
effort to promote these petitions 1t
does not take much agitation to start
prohibition movement In almost any
county 10 Missouri and these petitions
merely express sentiment that
could be started into active hostility
il the liquor element should attempt
10 crowd its claim too far. 1t serves a
useful purpose for it keeps the liquor
interests from becoming too CON-
spicuous around the legislature.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

as OF hot chocolate. Their appetite
fose to the occasion as the empty dish
es soon attested. The guests wen
Misses Rose Guthrie, Byrd Locke
Ruby Richie and Alice Morris;Messrs
Ritchie Spence, Sam Sharp, VIII VII
liams and Hanna
Mrs. Arthur schaide gave. as al.
ways, a very pleasant party to five
dozen OF her friends, last SATURDAY.
night. Her home was most tastefulIy
decorated, Valentine fashion, in pink
hearts tied with knots Of white rib.
bon. The talley cards equalled the
decorations 10 daintineSs being OF
pink and white hearts, while the re-
Treatments were shaped the same
fashion and shaded the same colors.
A very elegant six O'Clock dinner
was given Monday, by Mrs. saIlie
Terril. The guests who enjoyed Mrs
rerril's hospitality were Mesidames
and Misses Ben Hudson, W. d. Green
Ind Arthur Schaide.
On THURSDAY Afternoon, sixteen
loung ladies' under the chaperonage Of
desdames Schaide, Carpenter and La.
Fon, look advantage of the grand
Weather TO take sleigh ride which
proved altogether delightful. Mrs.
"a Fon had prepared a surprise for the
roWd BY having them stop at her
lome where she served a delicious hot
unch and where they spent the re- |
nalnder OF the afternoon positively |
laying progressiFe finch.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
CALVES MOST PROFITI
Cost of Pattening Cattle b
with their age, Intsr'fI
Facts about MiSotr
Cattle.

Columbia, Mo-, Feb. Al Z
about ons.half as much graln
duce 100 pounds Of gain on .
on two-year.olds. The Edi
Missouri Agricultural COLES
finitely demonstrated that u
profitable age to tatten cail.lI
they are still young, requlFo
duce a given gain II has Ota
by comparing 1000 pounds lH1
in the case of calves, ysaiIlt
and three-year-olds, that thsF
each 1000 pounds was;
Fer calves. s3l 90
For yearlings, s27.OO
For 2 year. olis, $3.50
For 3 year-olds, sl2SO II
="
When ali Of the cattle d
were purchased at four eene
and sold fat at five cents a -
prodt on $1,000 invested 10
was:
For calves, $3.50.
For yearliDgs, s2S4.Oo.
For 2-year-olds, sl9s 75'
For 3-year.olds, sl7LN
Nine.tenths OF all the ci'N
,he Middle West are tWo-Jeh
he beginning Of the feedlns
When these cattle are In lhn
Ion at the beginning Of 's
nent, they are often fed Sls
ut starting With calves 10 y
ondltIon It is unquestion''Ss
hat the calves return more
ach 81 200 Invested than
attle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
Belgian Hsres ! Nni,ann.

Belgian hares imported into the Ar
gentine Republic have multiplied Al
an astonishing rate Some fifty o.
these hares were introduced into th,
country and they have now spread 4
such an extent as 10 be found at a dis.
tanee of 500 miles from the spo,
where they were first torned out and
have increased 50 prodigiously that
ten hunters have been known 10 kin
LOCO In day. Their ravages On some
proprietors have gons TO the extent OF
fencing in extensive ranches with wire
netting in order TO exclude them.
Some attempt has been made to turn
their flesh into source Of profit by
sending them 10 Europe and other
markets in a frozen state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
IN OPERATION BY JULY.
Mexico to Have Gas by Middle Of This
Summer. Kelsey, in Charge
Of Construction Here.

L. d. Kelsey,of Brookfeld, Mo-, who
has charge Of the construction OF the
new Gas Plant which Is to be built in
this city, was in this city Saturday
and had conference with Err Locke
and others interested In the PROPOSE.
tion, regard to the enterprise. The blue
print has already been drawn up and
is now In the possession OF the Mexico
promoters.
In an interview with a LEDGER re-
porter, Mr.. Kelsey stated that work on
the gas plant would begin lust IS soon
as the weather moderates and further
stated that by July l every thing
would be completed and the plant in
operation.
The contract for the material has
not as yet been let but R. /. Spear, Of
Fort Wayne, Ind. who is now in Mex.
leo, will very probably get the order
for the concern which be represents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
DR.. HARTMAN, THE FARMER.

DR.. S. B. Hartman, the inventor and
original manufacturer Of Peruna, is one
OF the best farmers in the Middle West,
His farm comprises several Thousand
acres Of the best land in the State of
Ohio, located near the City of Columbus.
As an importer of French Percheron
and German Coach horses, the Doctor
has not an equal in this country.
The fowl-raising department is n
marvel of ingenuity and perfection
but, perhaps the dairy department Is
where the Doctor shows his greatest
sense Of order and sanitary science.
His milk cows, OF the purest Jersey
stock, have all been subjected TO the
tuberculin tests, and he gives to the
City Of Columbus pure milk, certified
by the Board Of Health.
The milk stables, the milk men and
the whole process Of milking are ab-
solutely faultless and clean.
The Doctor himself, past 7Oyears of age,
Is the managing head of the farm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

llffr n vu,,f.s. s,fa -
e.es t,'sse - : souhs o.fe aud gulp down what.
o3,eo you want 70 know Sometime - ~ ~ :
composition and chara,.tc, - -. " tne
you take into Tour s,~.'s,. 80, y wat which
food or n,edIr,neo ''ao1 whether as
Mogt ',o..Ii,.e sctaiit..s...
ufv-s'ss,. - 'o.llseia slsa ano sensible peo,,a
e,,.,,,i, o,Asys lisAist 0u knowing what ~.
gglop,oy whether as iood or a. "Sss ,1ss,la'y toey
~; Pierce believes thev b,To 'sslc,ne.
tight 70 fnsssf UPON sprI i-,-...s'1p perfect
publlsbes ,....sa,.'. -. s-'iO"iedge- 50 be
wrapner - 49, .-sel sise or each bottle
.sk s,,'-is - fnsc lcines are ,paSa =,
- a''s sta Hes ETrhce5sszk Tbis ~ 49, 49, -
= esn 49, ford 70 do t,ecs5-s : -es.sR
4s lagIsa lenls q VIII f-. ,1ssTss ..s s9ere
ere msdt an Sts1 - - = lessa sclnes
plSiFa VII Ff.ssiS y eiloerst9od ffd
6ToMyTTsT-sz- = --9r earaLlg VI vfFil1y
foT fSs - =,
- sss-ss' nIeeulsrtef enc dersnes,a'.....
sI,ihe flse U frequent teassslss t-l9S
i aeae. oreggingdowr par 's1es. :, S1ss.. eees'
.ewef abdominal or pelvic rey,or = e,s'sess s. u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
Died in Convulsions.

81. JOSEPH, Mo-, Feb. 3.-tSpecIal.l
Roy Il. Behler. the 1O-year-old son Of
Charles G. Behler, a druggist at 1924
Main street,in tit OF anger, it is said,
because Of chastisement at the hands
OF bis father, to-day picked up a strych
nine tabletfrom the prescription case
and, unseen by bis parents, swallowed
it.
Making bis way to the family resi-
dence three squares distance the boy
reached home In time!to fall on the
parlor floor in commissions and was
soon corpse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

MN. '. 3. ALEXANDER.
A Necessity In the Home.
4 ]. b. Alexander, publisher Of ths
sFruit and Floral Guide, q Magazine oi
HORTICULTURE" Published in Hartford
City, Ind, says Of Peruna;
81 was AFFLICTED with easarrh Of ths
throat and head for over ten years.
was treated by many physicians, but
grew worse until I was seldom able to
go out In cold weather.
"About one year ago was advised to
try Peruna, which did, and / am now
entirely well Of the catarrh.
"Peruna is necessity In our home.
With the first symptoms of cold we
use II, and are never afflicted with CO
tarrh.
81 advise all who are afflicted with
catarrh TO try Peruna. There is GER
tainly nothing equal to 1t as 8 catarrh
medicine.n
n Years Old and Able to Work.
Mr.. John @. Hirdler, Garfield, Kas.,
writes:
81 was injured by fall on the rail-
road and my entire nervous system was
impaired by the same. The help OF q
physician was useless.
II then tried Peruna and after using
1t for three months was entirely well. |
I am u years old and my work on the
the railroad is hard and tedious, but ] |
can work like q young man IN all kinds \
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
Makes Limit Two al .9s Bs,,

JEFFERSON CiTY, Mo-, FEB. s.-Re
preventative Norfleet, of Morgan
County, says that On the day TIE leg.
stature adlourns be will introduce 4
OIL 70 prohibit any woman from
purchasing more than tso hats during
any one csiendafyea 70 regulate tbe
price TO be paid for such hats. ana IA
prevent the wearing Of auy plumsge
thereon.
The hrst provision q bis bin reads.
Hereafter Il shall Be uo;swful %,
@ny woman married or single, % pur.
enase Tor herself, or 70 receive or ia
any way procure for Der use and bene.
~ more than two hats, each 70 ooSt
no more Ten sLss. oftener thau every
twelve months.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
His Children Nnmhsr an.

CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-An advocate n,
PRESIDENT Roosevelt'santi-race suicide
aoctrine was discovered In Municipal
Judge Gemnill's court when Christie.
phef Schaefer, who was suing the
onlcago city railway for damages,
testified that he had about forty"
cn'ioren When asked the exact
number he said he could not count
enem then, as be did cot remember
al oi their names. Sehaefer testified
that he Is sirty-fve years old and had
oeen married fouE times; that two OF
mis- wives had been widows with
Of their own.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
TWENTY YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.

TWENTY YEARS AGO THIS WEEK..
Mexico had broom factory.
The grand jury in Its report, recon
mended that prisoners in the counts
iail be put to work on the county
roads
The question Of building new
chapel to Hardin College was being
discussed.
W + Bybee and Miss Maudie @
Canterbury were married by Elder
Higbee.
Jacob Ruloff suffered a stroke of
paralysis.
DR. Vandeventer and Miss Lucy
Mosby were united in marriage.
] D Morris was recovering from a
severe spell of illness.
Mrs Jacob Rose, wife of a Mexico
grocery merchant, died of cancer.
Judge ] P Clark was recovering from
severe spell Of sickness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

4 ~ Al4I - As8&IAAA4Aa4 AAAANA8Na
Mr.. Henry schrosder. Essey, MieA-
writes:
81 suffered for alrnoxt ten years with
eatarrh Of the stomach and sil doctor-
ing was Of no avail. 1 took nine bottles
Of Peruna and two Of MsnAlin and an
now entirely cared.
81 recommend the medicine 10 AL
who are afflicted with this disease. 1t
is my household sriend.s
One OF o.. tisrfman's Grsfefnl Cor
respondents
Mr.. w. r. Callahan, proprietor Of Big
Bill Farm, and prominent fruit grower
and stock raiser, Glenvar, Va, writes:
81 write to express my kindness
toward you and your good medicine,
Peruna.
81 had 8 very bad spell Of sickness
and could not eat anything at all. Ny
head, stomach, in fact, my whole body
ached, and 1t looked as though nothing
would do me any good. / had almost
given up.
81 decided to try bottle Of your
Peruna and before had taken half the
bottle my appetite came to me and nv
head became all right. In fact, was
all right all over. PerunA cured me.D
While Peruna is not confined to any
one class Of people, yet If is probably
true that the farming class more than
my other, rely upon Peruna for the
prevention and cure Of all climatic
diseases.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

Miss Helen Crutcher, assisted b,
Miss Monimia Taylor, will entertain
large number of her friends at .
valentine party, on next Thursday.
The Y. NJ. c. A. boys gave a very
pleasant evening, Thursday, to the
members Of Endeayor Society, at their
new quarters over Kings grocery.
Miss Matte Frost assisted them
with their refreshments and In enter.
tanning their guests.
Miss Elizabeth Gnl will be hostess
to the Shakespeare Club tonight,
Miss Gill should have entertained last
week but the matrimonial affairs Of
her youngest sister made it expediept
to postpone the affair.
The Glee Club, which everyone will
remember as furnishing such excellent
music last summer at the Chautauoua
grounds viii give an entertainment
FEBRUARY the twentieth, at Hardin
College. This musicale will be under
the auspices Of the Baptist Young
Peoples Union.
The members Of the Endeayor So.
cietY OF the Christian church spent a
truly delightful evening Tuesday. Ar
-he church parlors. Some business be.
.ng attended to, the remaipder OF thal
5ime was spent socially. The refresh.
nents, under the supervision Of Misses
Edna Duncan and Opal Strain, were
everything TO be desired.
MISS Alma Williams gave a very
pleasant little party last evening for
Mss Ida Traugbbsr, "a number whoseof
rlends were present and helped tol
nake the time pass quickly as well a.
Q partake to the delicious chatting
Iish lunch served.
Mr.. Richie Spence engineered one
the pleasant parties OF the week
'uesday night. he secured four young
'dies and three gentlemen who dared
rave the wintry blasts and bod-sled. !!
hey were rewarded with a most ex.
llefating ride and a three course
inch at Bnckners Tea rooms.
On their arrival at Buckner's they
'nnd two steaming chefing dishes, one {
LED with rabbit and the second with
canned oysters, in addition to samor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.

sllas, Sweet Watts, aged 63 years
died at bis home south Of town.
NJ Morris and Lizzie Caldwell both
OF this county we're united in marriage
by Rev E S Gibbs.
J NJ Beagles was feeding $50 head of
Arkansas cattle.
according to custom, the LEDGER
offered silver cup for every white
enild born in Audrain county during
week. Seventeen cups we're
claimed; Mr. and Mrs II shamback, Of
hollno, receiving two for set OF twins.
ihlrtesn cups were given away this
present year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
Eggs May 60 to so Cents in Chic.
aRO

CHICAGO, Feb. s-Eggs are eggs and
liable TO be 50 cents per dozen soon,
according TO the prophets Of Water
street, who think they see a corner
iu tne market engineered by the pack.
ers and cold storages houses. The
wholesale price now is 30 cents and
the consum er INST settle on a basis OF
% 70 10 cents 1t is stated that the
packers stand to coin s25o. .oeO IL the
"uplift" in eggs holds.
Under ordinary conditions there are
oO,OOo cases OF 30 dozen each lying in
cold storage warehouses Of Chicago
NOW there is none, according to the
south Water street merchants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

! SOCIETY SMALL TALK. 4


Miss Cecil Lange Of Roodhouse, 1,
The guest OF Miss Mamie Carter.
Mrs Fred Reed, Of Macon, is the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. ". L Reed
Mrs. Gus Graham has returned home
after visit with her parents In this
city.
Mrs. Geo. Walker, of Sedalia is visit.
ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. ]. j.
Steele,
Mrs. Howard Baskett and son left
this week for Texas to make an ex.
tended visit.
Mr.. Holly Witherspoon and family
lately of Lawrenceburg, Ky, have ar.
rived In this city to make their home.
Misses Laura Robertson and Beth
Patterson have been home from Col
umnia this week to visit their par.
parents.
Misses Emily and Martha Graham
OF hineola, have returned home after
. pleasant visit with Miss Lutte
Vaughn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
CAPITOL CORRESPONDENCE.
The Missouri Legislation is Follow.
ing The Wishes Of The People.

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, Feb. s.--Thi
passage Of the two cents fare bill Mon
day In the Lower House OF the Gen
eral Assembly makes the third meas
ure conspicuously advocated by ths
Governor during the fail campaign Il
be passed during the present session,
the other two being the anti-lobby
bill and the ntidiscrimination bill.
II the house should adjourn without
futher action, this Legislature would
fully justify the expense Of the ses.
sion.
A bill has been introduced proyid.
Ing for complete prohibition OF liquor
trafiic within the State Of Missouri
and preventing both the manufacture
and sale OF intoxicating liquor In this
city as a beverage. The fact that
such a bill should be considered byI
the General Assembly is unmistakableI
evidence Of the tendency In rural
Missouri On this subject and unless
the recommendations OF the Governor
for the State control OF dram shops
are carried out, Missouri is likely to
see the submission Of q Constitutional
Amendment providing for. prohibition
pure and simple, according to the
opinion Of the leaders Of the House
However there is no doubt that a |
satisfactory dram shop measure will |
be agreed upon.
A bill has been introduced in both
the House Of Senate providing for the
separation Of the Grain Inspection
Department from the State Board Of
Commissioners and placing
bhe appointive power In the hands Of
The Governor instead Of the Railroad
commission. This bill has been IN.
Lroduced at the request Of various
Agricultural interests and is OF special
interest to the farmers who claim that
he Grain Inspection Department has
been force because all thei
employees have been selected, not be-
'ause Of their knowledge Of grain or
arm products but mainly because OF
heir allegiance to some railroad or
4,
Many Senators-and Representatives /
re receiving letters from their con. h
titutents asking them to stand by I
ne Governor and support every
1easure which be advocated 10 bis
,essage. Senator Drunert received
ne OF the most urgent Of these de. !
lands and Representative Pemberton
Boone County. received one equally
nportunate. Theg both state What :
Ok wants We want, thus showing :
'e tendency Of the people 10 the
lrious counties. These letters are .
lused oy misleading reports sent out :
ON Jefferson City to the effect that 3
measures recommended BY the c
'Ternor are sure TO be defeated al :
'e present session ofItbe Legislature y
FinR 10 tbe numerous and desperate n
ooy. 30 far, however the Legis. q
ture has passed every measure xhieh y
me before il tearing the unoves. :
med stamp Of the Governor. There = =
therefore no real cause for these an al
'us letters from over the State bot 3.
ey serve 10 show bow intensely 10 =
nest The people Of Missouri are 10 b
cir Enforcement Of reformsEzoyocat q
BY the Chief Executive. !
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
MOTHERSl MOTHERSi

10 know that a warn bath with
Ontleura Soap and a single anointing
with Cutieura, the great Skin Cure. anil
plrest and sweetest Of emollients' viii
ahord instant relief and refreshing sleen
% skin-toFtured babies, and rest for
tired and Eorn-out mother.
- ,ars.fAsEi ~ surif csiieura s.sn. H a.
5s. - ssal ~ fIa fgEnI q Csollllis 49,
fssss. - - ,..sl = ~ fus nf-sA csA cs1. sois
y Ma sealb. Hsh, a. l.zzz ~ A''a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
no WAR EXCITEMENT INyApAN.
Omeial Statement Issued Expressing
Implicit Faith in America.

TOXIC Feb. 5.-The view taken
nefe of the American.Japanese situa.
1lon' arising from the San Francisco
scnooi : !. incident, is illustrated by the
., .Ollosing otiielal statement which was
issued to-day.
since the talk Of war was first
s from America, we have
ssieiuiiy ,'.l'.. watched the development Of
is' iseilng here. There has not been the
excitement anywhere in the
.oantiy' osi Implicit confidence is re.
pOseo 10 President Roosevelt and his
government '
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Wednesday Club will meet with
MIS-. W. W. Bolts next week.
Miss Abbie Llewellyn will be the
nostess next Tuesday, for the SYM
patby club.
Mrs. W. L. Craddoek continues to
be hostess to the Chautauqua CLUBS
her rooms in the Ringo Hotel
Miss Marie Houston most agreeably
entertained the members Of her Sun.
DAY School class Monday afternoon
with chafing dish lunch and games
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14
OF COURSE sHR Wa ,
The Story of Mrs. S,v,,,s
Firs. Grocery Bill i,.,1
Told on one Of H.,
Prettiest Youp,- Y
rled Wcn.s III

The story is true II,
er married women ia NJ, N,
20 oold Us and she asserts n
Iae entire incident. ANN,
,ne leading lady one Of I'M
Hest young married Tors ny
WIN designate as Ms. n,
the leading man a groe,1
was not acquainted with |.
70 settle my account, !
ing vainly to assure tbs
experience housewife.
Yes, madam What ON.
ne asked deferentiaIly.
MISS Hamilton, " Tsa I
ating reply.
He tafned to tbe boob :.
but failed is find the nam,
customer. a puzzled trrl
on his brow and be se,,ss..
Pardon me, MADAM, ba
you say the name isgn 4
Miss Hamilton Wwtsk
distinct reply.
A aother thorough scare
reveal the name. 4
would you mind sU.r,
me9n he asked in an sUolsr
ner.
She compiled a trifIe irs
be renewed the search, bv
better result.
Are you sure madam
have an account with us:1
She gave him a frozen lol
Il think when my Ou
gives me the money to nys
bill ! am very apt to stoT !,
about" she assured him, bnI
The clerk began 70 \
What alarmed She had cn
miss when giving her "a,
Something In her eIprS,
ier to thinking, and a.
turning blush oyerspreaa b
~ made a mistake 10 b
he murmared, confusedly
dFs Newlyweded.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-02-14

eAcEAhEATo, Feb. 5.-Awembly.
- nag Aohlnan q San Francisco offer.
=. - resolution 10 TIE legislature e.
%! = ~, 70 toe effect that 1t was the sense
.... - tae assembly that a compromise or
.s,ienoer ~, 's at this time on the part OF
J.. S,'s Dlafo OF education relative to the
'sp.sese school question would be a
/, ,,,.',aoe =. .. o. The pride and dignity Of
s',,, s.s syseislsn NV rights Of the state. Be.
,yle s tne resolution bad been half read
- 5psSAef Beardsiey ruledit out Of or.