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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
THoMAs.JoHNsoN

Carl v. Thomas, Of Fulton, and
Miss Minnie Pearl Johnson. OF Mex
leo, we're married by DR.. A. A. Wal.
lace at the Presbyterian parsonage
in this city Friday morning. Dec
25th, at 10 O'Clock.
Mr.. Thomas is a most exemplary
young man and is connected with tn
Fulton Sun. His bride Is a most ex'
cellent young woman and has many
friends in this city. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas will reside in Fulton.
The Ledger extends congratulations
and best wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
MEXICO VISITORS AT FULTON.


A party Of Mexico young people
came over to Fulton Saturday to
spend the day and visit the State In
stitutions and Fulton friends. They
took dinner at the new Fulton Hotel
with Mrs. A. c. Bush as chaperone
of the dinner party.
The party was composed Of Misses
Mary Louise Lakeland, Irma John.
son, Nellie Hill, Abbie Lleyellyn,
Frances Guthrie, Marie Houston and
Messrs. Charles Bronough, of Battle
Creek, Mich, William Bronough, Of
st. Louis, Harvey w. Emmons, Of
Chicago, and Douglass Whitley, Of
st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
GET CHRISTMAS GIFT.

The donation made by the two sa-
looms, Hall G. Mcintyre and johnson
Bros. to the associated charities,
amounted to something like $50.
These ~proprietors gave 10 per cent
Of their receipts on Christmas day
to charity instead OF giving heir Gus
toners on that day a free mug Of
Tom and jerry
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
gxgcuroR,s NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Letters
testamentary upon the estate Of
T. J.. irvine, late Of Andrain Coun-
ty, Missouri. deceased, have been
granted the undersigned,J. 7. Mitch.
ell, by the Probate Court Of said
County Of Audrain, bearing date, the
18th day of December, 1908.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance within one
year after the date Of said Letters or
they may be p~recluded from any ben
eft Of such estate and II such claims
be not exhibited within two years
from the time Of the publication Of
this notice, they win be forever
barred.
J. T. Mitchell,
Executor.
AZ II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
CHRISTMAS.

Christmas glad. happy, nj
Christmas. Here again. W. are
minded that another year is 8
We are reminded, too, that we
one year nearer Him who gave
Christmas. What would have mi
thepassing of the years. Years 4
up of daysdays filled with clouds
shadows and tears-if by their 1
ing they led not to the goal-Ch
mas. Because we have Christ
every cloud has its rift, every !
ow has its promise of a better
every tear sparkles with hope diI
Christmas-All hail heavens GIG
Walter M. White.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
SHOE FACTORY EMPLOYEES
GET CHRISTMAS VACATION

The employees OF the Friedman.
Shelby Shoe Company of this city
we're given four days holiday. The ia
tory closed down last Wednesday and
will not open until next Tuesday morn
ing. During the meantime an invoice
OF the factory is being taken and
cannot be completed until next Tues
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

w. W. johnson, OF north Jefferson
street, asks the Ledger to notify the
owners Of automobiles who have been
racing on that street, that they win
be arrested unless they refrain from
speeding.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
FINDS
n FINDS
LOST RELATIVE.

- -
Her photograph in the st. Louis
Globe-D Democrat recently enabled Miss
Pearl Morris. deputy circuit clerk Of
this city, to get in communication
with relatives. whom the Morris FAM
lily had not heard from for many year
Miss Morris received a letter from
Ezra Fish Of Beardstown, Ill, this
week, asking her If she were related
to P. NJ. Morris. Mr.. Fish is a rela-
tive Of Mrs. P. NJ. Morris, Pearls
grandmother. Mr.. Fish asked for the
address of Mrs. Morris, saying that h
would like to communicate with her.
Ezra Fish is the father Of John E.
Fish. a Chicago & Alton freight Of
fetal. s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

The first residence in Fairview
Place is being erected by Edward
Duty. The Ledger understands that
quite a number of up-to- date homes
will likely be erected in Fairview
Place in the spring.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
!. Edward GeasIsy, A%uctioneeI


Prompt and careful attention given to
pedigreed stock. real estate and all classes
Of merchandise and farm sales. l have diff
ferent plans for different classes Of sales.
Ny system OF advertising is original and
auccessful. Do you desire to close out. or
reduce your stock7 408t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
suReoMAsTER A
BIC Hlr.

Telegram:
st. Louis, Mo-, Dec. "a. 1908. A. R.
Waterman, Mgr. Grand Theatre, Mex.
ico. Mo-: Burgomaster by far the
best and most satisfactory comic op-
era in st. Louis engagement. Extend
ed Sunday night. Sam Fishell,
mgr. Garrick Theatre, st. LOUSY
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens, Of Clinton,
are guests of their daughter, Mrs. NJ.
J.. sannebeck.
Drs. Emmett and Kelly Harrison, 0
Kansas City, Kansas, are the guests
Of friends and relatives in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Martin, of
Cattale, Okla, have returned to An-
drain county TO reside. Mrs. Martin
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin found no place
they liked better than Auddrain. The
all come back"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

Misses Laura Robertson, Gertrude
Fry, Polly Clendenin and Victoria
Brooks are home from the east where
they have been attending school this
fall
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

% tor. G. Paurs for r~aisins, currents,
lrunes. apricots. figs. apples, nuts,
all kinds Of flake hominy, pearl hon.
my. navy beans kidney beans, lima
haans, rice, onions cabbage and the
81 Get potatoes all fresh and new.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
HERE IS RELIEF FOR WOMEN,

II you have pains in the back, Urinary, Bladder
or Kidney trouble and want q certain, pleasant
herb relef from women's ills, try Mother Grayas
aAUsTRALIAN-LEAF.o Il is . safe. reliabla
regulator, and relieves all Female Weaknesses,
intending Inflammation and nlcerations. Mother
Gray's Australian-LesfIe soldby Druggists or
cent by mail for 50 cts. Sample cent FREE
Address, The Mother Gray Co. u 2oy, MY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
Have Refused Election

Macon, NO., Dec. 22.-The City
Council tonight. by a vote of 6 TO 2,
refused to order a local option cleo
ton. as requested on January 20. The
petition requesting the election was
signed by 20 per cent Of the legal
voters Of the town. That was twice
as many as the law requires. There
was no question raised az to the val
idity OF the petition, and the council
men offered no explanation for deny
ing the request. 1t Is possible that
mandamus proceedings will be insti-
tuted 70 force the Council TO act.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

Henry Winkler. Of Rush Hill was
In this city this week. Mr.. Winkler
Is one of Audrain's most progressive
citizens and has done much toward
making Rush Hin a better town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

Desire Of all nations; Fountain
with God.
Desire Of all nations; Foundation
ali good FulfilIer Of all hopes, II
art. o. Christ. Heavens greatest
to earth.
Rev. A. A. Wallace
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

william Biggers was here from Mo
berry to-day. Mr.. Biggers as execut-
tor of the Fox estate, has charge Of
one Of the proposed sites for the new
Government building.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

The boarding house at Thompson,
formerly owned by Miss Julia oc'al-
lahan, now Mrs. Thomas, of Dwight,
III, burned Christmas day between .
and 4 o'clock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
BE A REPRESENTATIVE
Of The United Wireless Telegraph Co.

In your honae town; employees earn
Inc 5000 70 $4,000 a week; you can
do the same; no capital required; ap-
ply at once. The United Wireless TeIe-
graph Coz Cooper Bldg Denver, Colo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

Born. to J. J. Donahue and wife, of
Chicago, on Dec. "a. q daughter. Mrs.
Donahue wal formerly Miss Lizzie
Miller. of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

Rube McCord has moved back to
Mexico from Virginia. The Ledger
welcomes him home. They all come
back"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

RolIA McIntire and wife and Mrs.
Landon are spending the holidays ii
~Jerseyville. Ill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
TRAINS 10 sroP
At LlrrLgey.

AT LiTTLEsY.
The @. g A. Accommodation reach
ing here at 1880 in the morning and
the evening east bound train leaving
here at s:45 will stop at Littleby
Station on flag signal for the accomo.
dalton Of residents there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
JOE DANIELS Sc.

RIousLY BURNED.
Joe Daniels, Of the Fix 1t Shop,
was seriously burned Thursday
evening. by the explosion Of a gas
lamp. His hand was burned 80 badly
he viii not be able to use 1t for sew
eral days. And had it not been for
his ready presence Of mind a bad fire
would have resulted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
The Weekly Ledger
a. N. WHITE, Editor and Proprietor


Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Brock spent X
mas in Centralia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

Herbert Piunkett. who was taken III
Chrlntnns day. is much better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

J. W. Woodbridge, of Laddoonia, has
moved to Oklamoma to reside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

Frank Kelso and wife have moved
into their elegant new residence in
waddingham Park, and will be at
home to friends after January first.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

HIDES, FuF, F~eatners, Etc.
We are headquarters ON the
above on this market and
assure you top prices.
40.4t Sam Morris
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

Pith, point and humor-Dr. Mich
OILS, Monday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

Miss Mittie Peck 10 the guest Of
her friend. Miss Euia Sims, in Jeffer-
son City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Oscar Hinze. Audrain, and Miss Bes
sic Whiteside, Montgomery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
= CHRISTMAS r y

There's a song in the air;
There's a mothers deep prayer;
And a baby's low cry;
And the star rains it's fire while
the beautiful sing.
FOR the manger of Bethlehem era
dies a King.
III
In the light Of the star
Lie the ages impaired:
And that song from afar
Has swept over the world:
Every hearth Ia aflame; and the
beautiful sing
In the homes OF the nations Ina,
Jesus is King.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

There's a tumult Of Joy
Ger the wonderful birth,
For the Virgins sweet boy
Is the Lord of the earth.
Ayl the star rains its fire ant
beautiful sing,
For the Manager of Bethlehem
dies a King.
Nv
We rejoice in the light.
And we echo the song
That comes down through the
From the heavenly throng.
Ayl We shout to the lovely
they bring,
and we greet in the ezN
ior and King,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
Wholesale Prices On Clothing, Dry Goods, Eic:

Dozen Meas White Handkerchief. very soft hnish......s..
Dozen Colored Handkerchicfs, IN turkey red and blue .--..,.
Pair Mems Working Gloves, made fran very durable canvas.
Mems Raw edge beaver Cloth Cap, with pull doWn ear banda.
Pair nottingham Lace Curtain. plain white, E"oa weight
yards long. Sfuchcs wide. Extra guei.. -.-.t-s-t.
Dozen Turktsh Bath Towels, = inches long. ny inehea vide.
plce Pattern Table Cloths, wesTs a. GScd - nnea, otxtf In
popular hear eoysriae. - -. ..:. go"
IL spoois Best Thread, any color. any slze. .....-.--..-...4.
Papers Best Pi1. 's.s-"r..-.-.
The Dickinson press., 1908-09-26
nowsef.

.El rf'He asa, aEasaaE-
Willie Hornback of New Albany ar
rived recently and is working with C.
G. Schwartze's threshine machine
Leroy Smith is doing the threading in
this neiehborhood. The crops are
Someone that hadn't anything else to
do. threw something in August
Clutches well which makes the water
unfit for use. ID
Nicholas Burkhart and Louis Simoneir
have each purchased new. disc gang
plows Of the Raeine-Sattley make.
7. R Sarver hassbsen appointed post
master at this; Office vice sOfyille
Williams resigned. s ;s
LsR Tatlock 10 learning tho black
smith trade In the Stanley.Stanfield
blacksmith shop at Mott !. sisSs3sS
The Dickinson press., 1908-09-26
slADsToxt ITEMS

IN. 8lAOStONE UEM0
George Drenkel was down from Dickin-
son Tuesday.
Mn. Babcock was in Dickinson on bus
mess this week.
Q: a. Dtetsche made an auto trip to
DickinsonS Tuesday.
Leo Magney was down from Glendive
the first Of the week.
The heavy rains Of September II de-
layed the threshine for q few days.
MessEs. A. A. Lefor and Christ Grasl
made q business trip to Dickinson Tues
day. 81 4 !,
A carload Of shingles was burned near
Green river Tuesday night.
r. b. Lee made q business trip to
Glendive the first Of the week.
Chas. E. Ward and Chaa. Oswald were
recent business visitors in Dickinson.
Mira E. W. Kittell visited in Dickin-
son the first of the week.
Mrs. N. C. Brown is very i'll at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Lee. She is
attended by D.. Davis and a nurse from
Dickinson.
Mrs. M. N. Willard and family moved
into town last week. L B. Willard has
started q livery business and tho younger
boys are going to school.
The Farmers elevator is completed
and John P. Jungers, the man in charge
fofSthe. Farmers Elevator Co. has been
kept busy the past few days getting
things in good running order. Wheat has
been coming in at the rate Of Is loads
per day but is hardly started. The eleva-
tors in town have q storing capacity Of
100. 600 bushels and 1t Is considered that;
but very little, grain will be Shippedi
from Gladstone By private individuals.
The Dickinson press., 1908-09-26
s,lAckv,llL ms.

rs farmsassdown in ibis loclity Sc:
port half = cEopp 5s@
HltAsERe6est Scarf. daplAfef. Joice,
ard son. Robert. went 10 Dickinson lass
wsek. wheee they VIII reside fcf IL
winter. I
Hans !. Heedahl. =. s DouilsSS al
f1el1y Hammer went % DicklnS1n lasl
MsskwietssM -. Hsedah proved y "a
hie hosne1teed 9ssss@ N @N Ms #8as BIZ
Choice Residences Lofs
woeaytsfrsonit rssidenieIes 6dnis6,urplei
Hannafosd street Tor salS In.
Christ PederSon 7-4e-ti
The Dickinson press., 1908-09-26

WIG ORB Mytan went nd6iit Iue8-
day evening he found his house in charge
Of about 30 Of his friends who called to
assist him in celebrating his And birth
day anniversary. The evening was spent
with various games and happy reminis-
cence and It was long past midnight
when the neighbors left for their homes
wishing Nj. Myran many happy returns
Of the day.
The Dickinson press., 1908-09-26
w OR

I-st NfhE .+E5H.r EsaEfeSSA #sHE-HH tTtHr #43- N-L.
The real question involved in
the political campaign today is es-
sentially whether the people de-
sire a darty in power which does
things to enhance the credit of the
nation and develop the econor'-
ic resources, or whether it de-
sires a party which only harps and
cavils at things done. An oppo-
sition party has its uses, and in
many cases it is fortunate that
there should be a seesaw in the
possession of power. The past
twelve years, however, have been
years of remarkable events in this
country. They have opened the
door to an expansion of influence
and power abroad such as has not
come to the United States for sew
eral generations. AT home also
they have witnessed the creation
and carrying out of great body of
constructive policies by President
Roosevelt, which MI. Taft is
pledged to continue.
To dismiss the Republican party
at the present time from the seat
of authority would be to turn the
hand backward upon the clock of
national progress. The election of
Mr.. Bryan, with the continuance
of a great Republican majority in
the Senate, would mean a dead
lock betweed the White House
and Congress, a persistent playing
of politics at Washington, and a
complete arrest of all the broad
reforms and progressive steps
which have been accomplished or
inaugurated during the past twelve
years. Even President Cleveland,
sturdy Democrat as he was, recog-
nized that fact that the acquisition
of the Philippines was a fact
accomplished and that even in the
Hawaiian Islands, which were
abandoned by his authority, the
duty was now imposed upon the
Uuited States of carrying out
with a firm hand the task which
they had undertaken. The reso-
lutte policies which Mr.. Hay and
MI. Root inaugurated in the State
Department-the maintenance of
the open door inthe Orient and the
extension of our relations with
Latin America-would be put in
hazard by a change of admins
tration. Only by a curious chance
did the Democratic national con-
vention endorse a strong navy,
which is an essential factor of Re-
publican policy, but is not a nat
ural part of the program of Mr..
Bryan. Even in the regulation
of the railways and the assurance
of equal justice to all shippers and
all citizens, the orderly and ener-
getic policy adopted by the pres
ent administration and the Inter-
state Commerce Commission
would be Jared and confused if
put in new hands, more Jealous
perhaps than competent.
r. .r H-..r .s
The Dickinson press., 1908-09-26
FOR A SPRAINED K

A sprained ankle may be cured in
about one. third the time usually required,
by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm
freely, and giving it absolute rest. For
sale by all druggists. o.5-5t
The Dickinson press., 1908-09-26
RslSleid

S85 aalf1ald
= cm.Il.- 49, - NJ. la,
- =. ol.sligsss naa NJ I'D nnc!ot-
s 49, "eoH So.esus ~ as Atceay.
Attorney II. z. Nancy was IN Ao6oeas
- g. MN u uae "ooA IN lessls UaslneeA
Z 9. Davis tmpEoved the front .S0k4s his,
seoee tho past week BY putting up large
curtains sss
9Haktor Hanson and Nitro Fednsa n
Sully Sspines were business yieltneains
town Monday.
Covsrnmant Land Insnacto. 1viii,.-.
was q business visitor In Bel1eld and.
vicinity last week
W. w. Williamson. tie Old d.
nneeatnr NJ Sully Surinas. was &k-sfs3
49, visitor in town Mainly. 49,
n. - ". An,Ia -. ~
..,.S NJ. Am In"m.n !. ~ S Sanc111y
SuGas...J nin. M. .c.,.h s..l 49,
49, ,1,ch.I.L yv,i,..
u,;ss;sm Wssr@. 80 = IN !IsuasI..a.kcAOets
" nioI 80 ~ h.s.;ss.. cA Nese
~ 49,
. !Eie1os % clcA Noieon Will ~
pleaeeo g ieaIn tn9t a - steadily I'm
PROVING ana may % seen about town
IN Q lev oays !.
Ed. O'Connoe left last Saturday III
sacred Heart aim. where no will 30
kept busy tor q short time looking after
the hfeshins on his farms.
There wa q GOOD attendance at IN
dance Thursday evening and thoee VIA
attended report II pleasant time. Music
was furnished by the BelheldA orcheatra.
Elmer Bauer. whosa .h,,mh ~. .,nI.,
tated LAT Won hecanse n On ecciJs!
,xhiie workina ahm,t . steam hssaIsn1
-ontfit, II aettina aIonS nicsiv
n.s... s.,.ss...S !.
LILLE Ssis . .e.oVl. = ION nelneid and
x viS.l.Sy ~ c.ee Sn.s.u .u0 uango az Soutn
. .a1 t.,. .a:S Ja ~. evoalns. Mssic
y. NJ had : 1;vol, ~ .; m.ono . otcnesua ana r
q. .1au .4.s'S s.-1o'
The Dickinson press., 1908-09-26
Taylor.

Taylof
No. 4 now ,s5 arrives "a iTsylor q II -
August Koesea wasup hon Richasdton
Monday. as n
Monday.
Y. a Baksr and h. Lsutz vent %
Mott Sunday.
supt. Meiby, Va II ftom, Knifxivsr
last Thursday.
shreiff 7. n. Hartlnls wa down d
business Friday.
last Wednesday. F1
Mira A. 3: BA,I.yy visited in Dickinson
the first Of the week.
John Knudson was in Richardton 10
tween trains Saturday.
Mr.. and Ma Roschild were Ii from
near Melby lat Tuesday.
. Mr.. and MIA Kline eajoyed adrivs %
from Rich1aardton Sunday,
Osmund Twinsley 10 i'll with typhoid
fever at the Panlson homa.
Postmaster Peterson from Rocksprine
had business hare Monday. J,
j. A. Caldwell FRONT iadseonee was 1
business caller hare Tuesday.
Stem Williams and Cleon Ssarles were
in from Rocksprins Thursday.
Mira Lena Schmidt has had her house
treated to q fresh coat Of paint.
Miss Lena Moeller from Richardton
Is visiting. with Miss AIMS johnson.
Capt. Wade and j. O. Eberhard from
Rockspring had business in Taylor Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Hecht spent sun
day with MI. and Mn. Chase In Dick
inson.
Eugene Elmer. Olaf Gunderson and
Emil Paulson were in from the north
Tuesday. D.
j. Laubschr went to Dickinson Tues
day and J. T. Christen accompanied
him home.
Miss Sadie Marcy from Dickinson
visited with Mrs Sam Brand the latter
part of the week.
Mrs. Peter Christensen has been quite
Ill tor some little time, suffering with
stomach trouble.
c. Tweed. Harland Silvernail and his
sisters. Ivy and Irene, enjoyed q drive
to Dickinson Sunday.
Phillip Gribnau. who has been suffer
ing with q stomach and bowel trouble,
was better the latter part of the week.
John Weber of New ENGLAND was a
business visitor in town last Saturday.
Ole Schulburg returned last Saturday
fRnn a mnnthsa Vyf0it ~ thA oAok ttEa-ts@Tssr
Mrs. DeFfance went to Dickinson
Wednesday for q visit with her daueh-
ter, Mrs. Chase.
N. o. Silvernail left Friday for Mimi
esota. where he will visit q dauehter
before going to his home in Cherokee,
Iowa.
H. T. Morrell. Albert Carlson, Alfred
Peterson. Sig Evenson and the Boo
brothers were among those in from Rock.
spring last week.
There are IS pupils enrolled in the
Taylor public school. OF this number 80
are in the primary department. is in
the Intermediate and ~ in the prin-
cipal's room.
The work on the new elevator is prac-
tically comnleted audit will only re-
Quire q day or two to put OF the finishing
touches. The machinery is installed
and ready for business and wheat will
be taken in the first of the week.
Last Friday MI. Paduck shipped 4 car
loads of cattle. H. Muecke z, F. Schlap-
man 2. O. Gullickson 2. and H. Pleg-
eemeier 2. Messrs. A. Paduck. O..
Gullickson and H. Pleggemeief accom-,
panied the shipments to Chicago.
The Dickinson press., 1908-09-26
HouoooforSalo

have two houses for sale. haalf cashs
and half on time If desired, ! might con
siider ..one land Is payment for houses.
Reason for selling. want u 50 west.
Come and talk Il over. KATE EDGAR.
ss. *sssEsF @s iprg.tf
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-23
POVERTY AND ITS CAUSE

The stories oipoyerty and distress that the big newspapers bring up here from all parts Of the United States aud charge to the slump tn business result ing from the brief period of financial s,ringency, are nothing less than aston ishing. In New York the hungry are fighting like tigers over the coffee and rolls that are measured out Q, midnight in certain quarters. At one place the cups of coffee and the rolls to be doIed out, one to each applicant at midnight, numbered just one thousand and no more. The end Of the rolls being reached, the end of the line O! appli- cants is still block away and as the end of the rolls appears there is a mad rush of the unsatisGed to get the last one.
 Ia Seattle they are housing the home less in the jail, packing them solid for sleep on the stone floor, and in the morning some of them do not wake, being rendered insensible by the foul air. Such reports come from all parts Of the country, and immediately upon the interruption of that stream of wages that is reported to have flowed more steadily for a longer period and at a higher mark than ever before.
 Some charge this condition to thrift lessness OF the part of the sufferers. This is an explanation for some. For with money in the pocket it is impOs- sible for some men to imagine time when there shall be none. But for such a general condition 1t is not the eHplan- atiou. It is illustrative oi how cons pletely, under present conditions the great mass Of the human family is de- pendent ou the few. A condition that locks the door against opportunity for this great mass: this Is the one ex- plauation, that may be applied down the length of the liue.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-03-23

there who was exhibiting his team of huskies in harness, Of course there were Alaskans enough in San Francis. co to have the case laughed out of court. For they could tell how they
 know it to be true that dogs, like near ly all creatures, are all the better for a little work. But if the German custom
 was introduced iu san Francisco oI
 making women work in harness, would
 the Humane society interfere?