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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25
MEETING or STOCK HOLD.
ERg or 81 rcTptc ,

The ANIMAL stoekholderx neesinE
q the dsxke. Santa Pe and Perry
traction Co. for the eleetioa Of a.
feciors. the increase o. the company
capital stock azsnding bylaws and
CHER Business viii be held in the
ofnee Of the company. Mexico. No
aes4Ay. b n March sth. 1903.
Matthias Crun. Pres.
DIT 49, C W. GAithsr. Sec.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25
rs kore Cases Of Smallpox
- NuNrHHm =

Liberty, No, PED. Ill. A. B. Ad.
cock, secretary of the Mascara STATE
board q health. arrived here this
morning under orders fEon Gov. Had
leg and took charge Of the smallpox
situation. He al 0nce found q add
tionzl cases and quarengined several
hoaseA
The cases discovered by DT. Ad-
cock were VERY light. not sufficient
" dangerous, IN fact TO keep the suf-
feseFs in bed The eOntzgiOa has
spread to a number Of the tozn res
identG
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25
Notice Of

Notice Of
sHERiFF'S SALE IN PAETf
State Of Missouri
County Of Andrzln
Sadie W. Ringoe. J. b C1t
CArk, Alice r ChozrE c.
ertsoa and W. ". PIT. q EA
P
In the circuit c09rz q AELa
y. Missouri
By virtue and authority aihl
and order az sale mads b "a
court In the above entitled AZ
Of a certified copy thereof 60
ruzry 1eth, 1893. ! vii %
Wednesday, March ire
between the hoarx o. ME 90
the forenoon and fire oehdi
afternoon Of that day, 4 .
front door of the eoun Asz /.
city Of Mexico. In ARdTziz
State Of Missouri. sell a Pasa
due, to the highest b24a y
lowing described real estate 2
whs The west one hAA ~ u
southwest quarter 40 q
fhirty-nve (35l and sky W
off the east side Of the s5z
ter u8) Of section tAiTJ{N
township nfty4hree So He
t9 west IL the fittA P. y
Terms o. sale As foIosf
]. B. wooiey, s
5SI Andrain coaaiy, SUB
souri,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25
ski? villages Destroyed by

TeheFan, Persia, FEB. l-NeEs was
received here to-day showing that the
violent earthquake recorded Jan. q
al almost every scientific observa-
tory In the world where seismogrzphs
are installed. had its location in the
province Of Lnrisean, Western Per
STA.
Sixty villages IN this district we're
Wholly or partially destroyed, and the
resultant loss 0g life Is placed be-
tween 5000 and 5000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25
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party OK frisn1s AZ his hszs nsuk
HanT ozkss ard Miss MsE5e Gas
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Mss gsxx5e Gsrsaar mas howa
Frank Ro5zrds finished : bzsEzess
e0arse al Gem City BusEnss CoBage.
D z HIS OA A
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25

Tbe Chbsgo & Alton have erected
upon the west end Of the station In
this city, . beautiful new sign vita
the name Of the rad on H. The let
terS are large. CITED M and makes
q very attractive sign There should
BE- 10 eonfasloR hOB among transfers
a. to which depot Ia the Atoms and
which one ts the Wabash.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25


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MsxEs. Ma SAD Ess1EEEgs AsoGE
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law EsazzL IS wErs ~ AzzEz1
lzS1E Mzzk TEzA DsE s
e1zHSs1 zzz grew 10 zzz1ssa1 HIS
Aezg ID EZ E Messing EzcEg
the Mhas2szzsEE k and FssEs1 By
zHzy tsZySErx "A tAsT EzsE ~ and
GgEz tae nFsE Ny 1su trip AIR
having boze x MsLeo. No vas -
Beun1TZ AK ca tsp e IL
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Esr EAsrs TIE zssez-T fsI HZ
Ez=es hsa& Il EEsETEo- 10Tz 20
zAua. 6 aeBsw zsrD 30 az / E5
started cat 20 kzzx EEz1zss I taoszgkt
I had better be Enz1ag r ~ Esz
ing NJ WzT to the Es1zE SDzEh Tie
nsE stoycEzg p5t va n Vert
4 Ts-y bST pzez and g0od eEzE
gxezx Whsz ss1ksFs N & Erd -
IN tie hzs few cara was soselbEE
Ersck WIKI he hezzEftzl hozss On
QzzEry Eli. where the wealthy E@a
o& the psaEzS hare bEE1sd tAaz@gFea
palaces zn5 wks2 tkeF wish nag ~
tire fr1z The w1sTy q = rzzeA lie
70 . haven o. rest, Ez-h ~ 20 Val
street o. Michigan zFsuEe Zzz can
boGs1, Ur5sss - nz15 Ain a similar
winter haze in The Lose s,1T STATE
Ny neIt sop vas at the bezzsIfEi
city Of GAlyestos, where great hedges
o. ols&nders and palms a. tail as
sclns Of the houses are groEtrg Ia
the hwnA TIE mzEzInee1t beaes
the firess IN the United states, Ehers
Ose can get q sea bath zzost every
6zy IL the rear. Is z0r p70tectad b.
Elss Of sezwzH Here sSs E-zz1s
a. sold as the rock q Gibraltar. De-
Tending tire esv fro@ any Z01s szeA
baths a. sha erpsrisnee1 in I$@-
Judging from her waterways. with a
few more railroad facilities. Cal
Vsstoz. from 3 tozrsE standpoint, Ger
tzirly has = future EzsqzzSsd By any
city On tie gak eozs- In fact E1-
Ing frUz the great Ezzs Of EOT-
izg humanity q Kszszs City stz-i0z.
Hresfozrths Ga them hOzzeEesEzg
eIsursOzAsss On their way to cheap
Texas lands il almost q thing Of
the past
THE Saturday RgYieW, a weekly
p5lkzrS0a which uzds rs initial zp-
pzsncs in DenTer, Colo, this week.
Is dsToted 70 F~EnzEes. irrigation,
BOzas aud Association yudgizg from
hA frzz hsze Il has = bright futzre
TIE matter Is presented IN rszezoie
form and il Is EeH p4tTuni5ed b.
JSdAS0zs sdTsrisera Hggh Miller
editor, Tzs formally financial editor
q the Denver Post and Is well Versed
In the Subjects be controls. G. Ha-
yea Peabody. advertising manager, il
oDs Of the bz known advertising
Esz IN tie West and thoroughly Corr
p~te11 10 laid up a Furnishing bnsi
nszz frOn bis vide field Associated
WIKI gE. Miller and Mr.. Peabody is
Frederick skiff Yield, son Of the
late Rugsns Field. a ore time PER-
so1@l freBd Of the editor. II
Mr.. ReH possesses any Of the abb
hy q his father. his future is as
Egrsd Ths Ledger besDezks sue
cess for the RsE magazine and wish
- thea the bes Ia the World
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25
GUARDIANS soTlcL

Notice Is hereby givea As
9Th day Of Noyember iSA
Missouri Trust Company sA
Probate Court Of Aadraia c'eN
pointed guardian Of sslls -
son Of unsound mind. ard 80
viii take notice. and al hs'iA l.
against the estate Of the @
T. johnson shall exhibit lzA
bwance BY the Probaie CesH
one year from the date dMg
cation OF this notice. and SnS"1
claims be presented wiisin Vi
after said date. then they EAT
ever barred.
NORTH MISSOURI ~
COMPANY. Ia
BY w. W. Pollock, P
Attest:
59-5t J. C. Mundy, seis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25
WAITED RI s,N

Walnut Ioga twelve inches and up
in diameter. Cash On track in car
load lots. 4s.st
LAhsdon Gun Stock Company.
Ilth & Market St
Des Moibes, Ia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25
Had 10 Hug To Hold JOB

mad 70 Hug 10 nun
Boston. Mass. Feb. i3-CaA
have started an investigates >
health board office have eA
by Miss Mary A. Fisher, i0iD
stenographer in that depaHme
is a Radcliffe college gradaiS
charges have been turned owe
May0r with a diary OF her e1p
rs an employe OF the city to
her charges.
The young woman deen.
vas subjected to all sarts
by fellow ,rierks; that she vas
ed because she would not let
hug her
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25


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n MAnnw. guaa II C
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trs1E 1SK a. tAs C-
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Asz kaAr. ta -
&r3e1 real exxze.
TA@ wez has
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ssr=w k2H u sxs.a -
sswEship rryzv0 -. J.
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SdEHFFS SALE ~ Css-
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Co1z-y q AndrzIzl
IA1EAs " czGAAzz ~
gaAn Y caHhhau. My os
D<rua99y. gsrEY DevzSsy. 80
E0sy and Mary EeaEs
II te elrSzit eazIt Z AIRS
khESAn
D. siff@e as4 SAAIatl
eree aSG en5-s e sale - n
SAID c14fx IN LIE 2aHs salSl
az1 x a cse.asea tssy .ss,,d ;
TIE fskh DAY a Febra2ry. Iva /
" sanesasg.tae 24th asy If M,ral
oeEweeA tae Aozrs q a.ss
the forezoez ard nFe o3st n
afseT1oon o. thaa &Ay, 4 D +
fFozE door q the Coz1 HNz
ely q AeK1oo. As6rzia sosz
STATE a. Missouri, seH. Al pusE ;
6ss, % the highest bl9s<E u
Lg DESERVED real estate, W b
TAe aogsAeaas qaarer gAak
Too txenty-sevea tai tnslaa
t@l range eight 81 and ais
a0winx tract u land, lS tFzs
city survey forydve lsSB 40
Of Mexico. Missouri. more Az
" dEscrord a. tolloEs 1g2
Etattol nzEber three 80 ID
zz2ber eight hnHtrea an. !
tslsl o. the records Of sE1
Andr4in Co running tAAzce al
western line Of said SGrysy. sr
feet thence eastegsy pzrzIA VI
northern line Of said surrey =
eight hundred ard ~fozFtasa (sA
hundred and seventy TO
thence EortheriY SIXTY 30 tz5
westerly 10 the place q b
be as set forth IN phi1u1sN
Terms Of sale as foIloEs
J. b Wooley S
Aadrzin county. State q Aizza
s@st
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25
v. ?. CARPENTER arar

Carpenter, Of BlythesviIle.
Hlk-' Is in this city on q visit. Mr.
ca'pehle's many friends we're sIad
= ee him and learn he is prosper.
Ing in his new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25

We are headquarters on
the above on this market and
assure you top prices.
4S-4 SAN MORRIS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25

J. w. Fox has sold his pTOVe
Oklahoma. and returned to As
reside. The Ledger is glaa
come him home again. iS'
come back"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25

Zen E1Ects 81 hsEs froz 81 LouiH.
tie gsess o kts D&rsEss Zen IL At
tending q sckool o. s-rekitse4Ers and
IL scszg sosze god woyk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25

Mrs.. Geo. LNkard and son have re
turned from q visit 70 her parents,
T. L. Reid and family, at Yates Cen
ter, Kzns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25


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czuz1T e Anlsa1 q
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Ws@s11y. Mzsus
mwnsn n a-u-1 a
- frrrna.r4 a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25

HtGS Bersc2 Barley IL bcZs FROM
ths UEiEeFsay 70 sDezs = few days
wsEh bsg rzrs1tA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25

Cz3@1 Oet1|E sz1 vie have ~
tE-zs1 frDz &zzkogsS, Okla 70 re-
s1S.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25

Earl, ths ntfls s9z q Lewis Moore,
las rscoTersd fr0zz a. Masss O seT-
eEzI DAYS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25

Dies IN CCLEASt&
Mn NaEy Hs1&&u an axsz zzN
AEay rsaseets4 E4Ezsz q CazzzhGz
ds1 n bes Assss FrAhzg zssz1ax a.
- oehEk q aS9psxE- Eas was a
IlsssT q Dr. MeAZEsr. q CsAzzAa
and wa 4l$s . very essss frSe.d q
&sA w. X F1ssa. * fh4 esaT- M
heT k@alzk wE prz Nrk Pss1a VII
atts1& the fuzsrzl xkEA Win be ke1z
fra the koEs ssz1zg T&s Ls1Eer
sxe11s Sympathy - Tie bsrezEsd
Gsa LzFsEbe, Ct g. Lo9sA, 10 Ia
sAs cry tAs gz@ss & f<sezAA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25

THE LEDGER JOB PRETERY
FOR NEAT UPTo-DATE WORK
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25
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naszzseA 4 T1w WI srsAHszz4E 1Ee
a AEe Dzz@Ssia E-sT sz1EE
Tsw zezla VI uGz gsa G2G
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zrzzz eza f7rusm w nE-z zs SaI
C. Sssssa e SslAs1 g E2ea
aEEszs bese4Eg. D9z1zsa4 \ fzs
& Gzzzaas zeszr sa<z-g EzzHz IA
6eznhsm FEks a hz1 q Az& n salz
1eAa. EZs1EaesA BsarsEz1 NErs
sszaA PAN IN szazssb z11 Ezss
Ezzzaezas s1E1 tie saze2 Az
assT Enozz E1zrs 4A ee
1gs rzsEy d lseA D4z5@ssz rszEg
&rzs al 1z xszr e a bszzzF Ezsz
an L zsszs TsGT Esaz wzaz Fss
Hezze2 ezzL EneA Triangle WI
EsM an aas saa& F19 e4a ez and
hare nnshzzx 60 tsrzeas 0E BsEr.
1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25

A. Morris Ia home from 8,
S where he attended the auto
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25

Czs6s SzzGssrU. formerly q Az
6rzz eoz.-y. nw IN bzslzezs AZ
Ho1M Ola Il TiSizizg frez1s in
Msxzeo zE6 Az1Tzln cozzty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25
Nay Have Had AeeonnlIess

Kansas City. Peh-. I7-That c. II.
Gzrnet4 Sho yesterday attempted to
ert0rt sTys0 from l. II. Jones. a MI.
liOnzr dry1gOods merchant Of this ei.
u. b. the display Of a dynamite bonh
had aeconphees was asserted uoyi.
t4yely By the police to-day.
The real estate agent who rented
Garnett the house in Independence In
one room Of which be had installed
heavy Chains for the imprisonment
o. Jones. states an elderly veH dress
ed man rented It from him. A woman
Is also implicated through her having
been seen enter the house with Car
nett and the elderly man
Garnett held up Jones. his wife. and
ais son at the Iatters home ia Kan
EAs City. A the party we're leaving
TIE home to 90 Up toxu for the ~
CURED money, father and son and the
Jones chauffeur oTerpowered the Gar.
nett The bomb failed to explode.
Jefferson City, No. Feb. l2-Tbe
board Of railroad commissioners Of
Missouri to-day gave out figures from
reports Of the railroads ia the s,s,e
which show that several trunk line.
earned more per mile under the ,.
cent fare law In 1905 than at 2
eehi Tor the previous yea and tba,
tne earnings per mile In the State ar.
greater thu the interstate earuinvs.
fleet Leztz Of Independence. a wn.
nam Jewell student, lie serious m 4,
hls home. When smallpox broke ogt
IN the college be started to 60 home
but was required to be vaee.nassa y.
Tore DO left His arm has become ~
sore that 1t is feared II win have 10
be anpatated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25

Misses Able LeWenyn, Lutte
vs9ghn, Eva Biythe. MAbeI Rzn6aIl
and Edlth E<hsg5dzs forsgzthensd last
evening WIKI Misses Rzby and Alta
Richie and sDeu. q Jolly good time
ossr . chsfisg dish Ianeh, intesyDerB-
"a With Interesting Conversation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25
The Prosperous and
Successful Farmer

has learned that it pays in his business to have the
best, and he aims to have it.
GOOD HORSES eat no more than poor ones
and do twice the work. Well bread stock earns
money for its owner. Low grade eats its head
of. Good poultry multiplies, lays eggs and pro-
duees wealth. Cheap poultry does Just as much
scratching and eating but does not earn the
owner any money.
UP TO DATE MACHINERY saves labor and
makes farm work easy. The prosperous farmer
seeks the best. He knows that shoddy and cheap
machinery is dear at any price.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25

Miss Helen Care eesbrztsd her
ninth birthday Thnrsdzy Afternoon A.
ter four O'Clock By iaTitisg in tHeztJ-
I've Of her snail friends and giving
them q royal good tine for tTo hoars
After some dellghtfEl games refresh
ments were served, each sEzaIl kay
being guided 10 heF place at tzbis b.
h2EdDainseG place cards.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25

cMzsT e AnxaaJ
- hl1n<k a11 Ara
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-25

Mrs.. c. 7. Clark pleasantly enter
t&iHed yesterday az q noon dzy unch
the members Of the board q the
Home. There were present Mesdznes
W. w. Williams, C. D. oIendye, A. 8.
Houston. L. NJ. Jones, z. D. BFidg-
ford, J. n. Griffee, W. J. Rfxey. Laey
Lee Graham aad u. ROwizrd
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-05-20
The Shame of South.


gressional Record of the betrayal Of the South
ern people by their Senators. We see eighteen
Democratic votes entered in the Republican
Column, giving to the Steel Trust tariff duty
on iron ore. That means millions of dollars,
taken from the consumers, to add to the drop
steal profits of the Pennsylvania octopus.
The whole South denounced President
Roosevelt for his lawless and disgraceful act
in giving the wink to the Steel Trust when it
swallowed the Tennessee Coal and Iron Co.
The merger violated the Antitrust Act of
Congress, and removed from the field the most
dangerous rival of the Pennsylvanians
But the Southern Senators have how done
far worse than Roosevelt did. They have put
back iron ore on the dutiable list, from which
the Republicans of the House had transferred
it to the free list Thus the Democratic Sen
ators of the South have practically signed THE
DEATH WARRANT of every independent
steel plant in the South the East the West.
and the North.
The fields of iron ore in this Country aft
owned by the Steel Trust. What they got
when they illegally gobbed the Tennessee
Coal and Iron Co., together with what they
own in the Lake Superior region, gives the
Pennsylvania gang virtual control of iron ore.
Had the Southern Senators voted to put iron
the free list, the independent makers
of steel could have brought in ore from Cuba
and Canada. But when a tariff duty is placed
on it the Steel Trust has monopoly and the
independents must buy their raw material from
the Trust, or import it at great disadvantage.
In either event, the independents are at the
mercy of the Trust
South Carolina once sent to the Senate men
like Calhoun, and Hayne, and McDuffe, who
fought the damnable tariff as honest men com
bat lntolerable wrong Now, however, her
Tillman, the Farmers Alliance REFORMER,
goes over to the Northern leaders, accepts
Aldrich of Rhode Island for his legislative
guide, and votes the Pennsylvania Steel Trust
tariff that will outrageously rob every farmer
and merchant and mechanic in the whole
United States!
Georgia once had Senators who were trb-
unes OF the common people; great is our
modification at seeing the names of both
Bacon and Clay among the henchmen of
Aldrich on this iron ore vote Both the Vir-
gina Senators voted for the Steel Trust and
we are not surprised. The people of Virginia
are not represented in Congress- Apparently,
they do not care to be-
Stone of Missouri voted with the Steel Trust.
Naturally. Bankhead and Johnson of Ala
bama did, also.
What else could you expect?
The two Florida Senators proved true to the
Trust, and SO did Foster and McEnnery of
Louisiana, Frazier of Tennessee, and Paynter
of Kentucky
We think that readers will be profound
ly surprised and hurt to learn that Bob Taylor
of Tennessee went over to the Republican
leader and voted against the common people
in favor of the Trust
The two Mississippi Senators did not vote
at all, nor did Jeff Davis, the Arkansas bull of
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curate and just should lay in wait for this
June issue. 1t will tell them good deal that
they don't seem to know
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tuition SIS like big girl who has outgrown
all her old dresses. She must have longer and
better dresses or hide her face in shame"
consider this an extremely happy smile
Now, what must "our Mission Board" do for
this embarrassed and embarrassing big girl?
Professor Tarboux hits right out with botn
fists from both shoulders, and demands of the
Home Church $4,000 for an extension of the
present building; $4,000 for additional furni-
ture and scientific apparatus; $4,000 for a
chapel literary society and Y, M. c. A. halls
$4,000 for a Pharmacy and Dental school;
and $4,000 for more land ito build on and for
the students to play
Says Bro. Tarboux The (home) Church
ought to drive down her stakes for $4,000
for the Cranberry within the next five years.
Nevertheless, Bro. Golfer stoutly maintains
that Our Schools are self-supportng
Throughout the Report one can find men
tion of scholarships, that given to the
heather Students kindergartens where the
pagan tots are gathered in for free housing
and training, and boarding schools, where some
pay and some do not. Let any one who cares
to be accurate and Just" simply take the
total cost of this foreign missions work and
subtract from that amount the sum contribut-
ed by the natives of those foreign countries,
and he will see how wofully our people are
being deceived by such assertions as those
made in The Wesleyan Christian Advocate.
But it was my good fortune to receive from
Nashville, in addition to the official Report,
very courteous letter from Secretary W. w.
Pinson, who obligingly enclosed itemized
statement, showing to what extent "our"
schools fall short of self-support. Brother
Cofer can have copy of this statement
within twenty -four hours" if he will apply
for it.
According to Secretary Pinson of the Board
of Missions of the NJ. E. Church, South, it's
schools need and get SUBSIDIES, as follows:
For the Year 1oo8-o.
Soochow University T. 5000
Ango-Chinese College 1874
McLain Training School 2,1o0
Huchow District School 1871
Kwansei Gakuin School :. I2,I75
Hiroshimae School $500
Hiroshima kindergarten $50
Lambert Memorial School I,Io7
Palmore Institute :. LOO
Anglo-Korean School 1900
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Hiroshima School 1860
Hiroshima kindergarten $50
Lambert Memorial School I,IO7
Palmore Institute LOO
Anglo-k Korean School 1900
ColleglO Wesleyan, Mex. 3,72o
Laurens Institute 2,75O
Fife Eddington School 1900
Gambler College, Cuba 2y042
Brandberg College Zoo
According to Sec Prisons table, our
church has just self-supporting school in
all the heather world-the Leta Ward, with it's
OF pupils! (Mexico.)
These foreign schools, operated in competi-
ton with the schools of the foreign govern
ments, cost the NJ F. Church South the neat
sum of $50, $50 last year in addition to all that
the heather paid,-which was a little less than
HALF THE TOTAL EXPENSE of the
schools.
In these various schools there were 8O7
students who did not pay a red cent toward
their tuition, and some of them got their board
and lodging besides
What does Bro Golfer mean by his denias,
anyway?
Solemnly, we put the question:
"Is it persistent ignorance, or willful mis-
representation
Answer, Bro. Cofer!
(Look out for the June number Jeffersonian
Magazine, All parsons who desire ito be &C
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Iiwis fashed-a crimson ray
Athwart the shadows of the day;
A lizard rustled in the sod;
The bamboo swayed its slender rod;
None saw her but the birds and God
Then, like expectant chrysalis,
She shed her clothes as things amss
And radiant stood, for winds to kiss
She loosed her dark hair to the breeze
And, so arrayed unto her knees,
She stole among the whispering tree,
And climbed upon the rocks that lie
In primal masonry on high,
And stood outlined against the sky.
The trade wind frolicked with her hair
The sun shone on her body fair,
All nature did her homage there;
And she. there standing in the sun,
Was with all other nature one,
And felt its currents through her run
Too soon,-alas! in sinuous grace
She ran with swiftly flying pace
And boldly sprang from that high place
And like a meteor in its flight
Or unsheathed knightly sabre bright,
She flashed one moment in the light,
And then, in watery eclipse
From velvet toes to finger tips,
Went out that sweet apocalypse.