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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11
He LIKES

san Antonio. Texas,
r. N. White & Son
Before leaving Muskogee in octo
Der / bought a suburban garden OF
four acres and a nice six two
story house. 1t is on the edge OF
the city and has splendid improy
ments and there are oil wells nov
drilling on both sides of this
garden / bought It for my home.
Shortly after l left for Dixie We.
slipped at McAllister, Okla Rozier
Hall is here IN the banking business.
This is quite a coal mining town.
From there we went to Dennis, Tex
as, which is a railroad center and
then to Dallas which is a great city
for its age. From MeAllisoer TO
Dallas the country Is rough and
rocky and the land bad and bat-little
cotton and no ON From Dallas the
land Is pretty good and there are
good crops OF com and cotton. We
arrived in san Antonio two hours
late. We found San Antonio a
quaint old town; a town OF about
l25, 900 inhabitants. Fl. Sam Hous-
ton has 1900 acres with buildings
to house 10000 soldiers. Ii is on the
edge of san Antonio and yon can go
there for a a fare Of 5 cents.
Thousands go every day to see the
soldiers drill. This city has 200 fac
tories. 20 churches and so club hou
es.
While you people in the North T
shivering in the cold, We are hav-
ing it warm and dry here. The win
ter through, the sun is out every day.
The thermometer stands at IS in
the morning. 20 al noon, and 50 abou
3 O'Clock. Nos, how much warmer do
you want il in the winter and no
rain since October /, 1918. Since
the big flood here you can see the
Old Alamo and the National Span
ish Chaple, known throughout the
world, where Travis Bows and Fran.
els Crockett fell together With lis
other brave Americans. They killed
2,OeO and wounded 900 Mexlcans.
There were 5000 Mexicans in the
fight. After their ammunition ran
out our men took the butts Of their
guns and walked on 300 dead
Mexican soldiers before they butch
cred all our braves.
l a In the old Alamo to-day and
it was a much larger building than
I thought It WAS ten years ago when
visited ii but it is now as It was
when they had that great battle in
there and in fact 1t is like it was
when first built some 300 yea ago
except where people have Clipped off
Httle rocks for souvenirs. / also Wis
tied the Old Cathedral, San Fernando,
built by the spanIards about 300
years ago and it is just as it was
built then, the pictures, pexs and
everything in good shape. There are
very few S~paniards here. mostly Mex
cans. We don't hear as much about
the Mexican War as you do in the
North. The Mexicans living in Tex
as don't a r how it goes. They say
they are out and win stay out"
G. Kabrich.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

IA We 90 20 press rttoa3 ~
sar that WIN. SAKE. aged Sc years.
committed suicide by discharging a
nm in his mouth. The tragedy oc-
curred shortly before dinner He had
haap IN m health for some time. He
VA. an old bachelor living with his
sister. Mrs. Hall and brother. Jake
save. He was also a brother Of Geo
saxe.-vandalia Leader.
Alex Davis. 81 years Old. well
known here by a host Of former
friends. died Monday night at hia
home in Caney. Okla, from old aga
News Of the death wzs received BY
his son, John F. Davis. Of this city,
who left for Cancy tuesday 20 AZ
tend the funeral, the date Of which
had not thsn been decided upon-
Mr.. Davis leaves sir children. J. =
Davis. OF this city. William. caney
and Thornton who is In the rail'
road business. Mn. Aiioe McCory
of Springfield. NO, Mrs. Drew David
son Of near sturgeon. and Mrs. D. A
Thomas Of wheeling. Mo. Alec Day
is was an unusually fine man and th
news of his death win sadden man
old friends. The Ledger joins friend
in extending sympathy 60 the bereaN
ed ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

WE understand that some property
owners On East jackson street are
going to protest against street paw
ing. This street could be made oDe
OF the handsomest and most import
ant thoroughfares in the city and
we trust the propery owens viii b
able to get together and e theil
way clear to favor this improvement
The City Council doesn't want tc
embarrass any property owner but
voted this improvement, thinking i
would be best for the city. There il
nothing that VIII improve property
more than paved streets and grant
tuid walks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11
DEDICATION OF HOSPITAL
WAS GREAT SUCCESS,


No more brilliant dedicatory exer-
Fcises were ever held in Mexico
than those on Thursday evening,
when the new Mexico Hospital was
formally opened to the public. The
building vas crowded with citizens in
terested in the institution, ONE
thing which Mexico has needed for a
great many years. There was a pro
fusion OF chrysanthemums used in
making the interior attractive and
the white enamel wood work with
its mahogany trimming made a most
attractive background for the large
crowd present. The occasion mark
ed a decided step in advance for
Mexico and places her among the
progressive cities Of the State,
The dedicatory services opened with
the singing OF the Doxology by the
entire crowd. On behalf OF the
shareholders, board OF directors and
the superintendent. A. p. Green, pres
ident Of the Board, welcomed the
visitors and thanked them for their
assistance in the work Of establish
ing the hospital. He said the hos
pital is as well equipped as any in
the larger cities, despite the fact the
Board had little money to work
with. Any contribution, no said.
would be highly appreciated at any
time. He thea turned the operation
Of the establishment over to Mayo
Willard Potts and Presiding Judge
Alex Carter. In conclusion he Ell
phasIzed the fact the Mexico Hospit-
al Is for the sick or injured of any
nationality, creed or color, for anyone
in distress, either white or black.
Mayor Willard Potts, who spoke
next. paid high tribute to A. P.
Green for his work In establishing th
hospital and to the ladies OF Mex
leo, who, he said, can be depended
upon to put through any enterprise
worth while. He said he felt proud
OF Mexico having a hospital and
feeit sure the majority in the town
were highly appreciative Of the work
done by the Board.
Presiding Judge Carter spoke next.
He told how the hospital questiondha
been agitated for a number Of years,
but had been unsuccessful as long as
anyone considered gaining monetary
profit In the enterprise. There Is no
monetary consideration in this in
stitution. he said. He was high in
his praise Of Mexico and said It is
the best town on earth. To make a
success of the hospital, he said, we
must cooperate and stand for Mexico
with criticism for no one. He express
ed the hope that before the lease on
the building expires the Hospital Ar
ISOLATION would have funds enough
70 erect a building OF their own. He
Is willing to contribute to such al
fund. He said he thought the hospit-
al was a great thing TO bring the
town and county closer together and
that the county court would do all
they could TO aid in the splendid
movement. The entire town and cou
ty, he said. should back up the man
agement with their moral and finan.
cial assistance. He commended the
board for their wrk and on securing /,
such a splendid superintendent "a
Miss Reitz.
The Rev. Shullenberger smoke
on behalf OF the citizenship Of Mex
leo. who he thought were willing to
cooperate in building up the hospital.
said this opening was probably
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

Mrs. @. l. Denham enjoyed a birth
day this week and herfriends show
cred her with postcards from every
where which made her very happy
to be thus remembered. A real tact
tu inquiry. however, failed TO re
veal the number Of times Mrs. Den
ham had celebrated her natal day
She laughingiy remarked that she !.
past 20. The inquisltor discovered
that she received fiftyfour post
cards which might represent the mum
Der Of her years. but 1t isn't fair
70 guess a wonnan's age, is IT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11
LAND COMPANY HEAD MUST
MAKE GOOD HIS PROMISES

AHNL G441 TO En0W
R. J Bodies q Miami ia. presi
dent OF the Florida Frns Lands Com
pany, may retain sl,liOsooo paid 70
hin BY the company for lands IN the
Evergiases Of ForiAd. and in div-
dsnas according 20 a decision Of Cir
cut Judge Guthrie in Kansas CITY
saturday n a civil suit brought
against Bodies by trustees, represent
ing 1900 purchasers OF the Ever
gladss lands. Tom Hook. Robert Chin
and Mr. and Ma Bradford sapping-
ton Of this Sunty bought some Of
this Land.
Ia Judge Guthrle's decision,
Bodies IS ordered 10 proceed with The
matter OF obtaining the drainage Of
the lands. which task, the company
contends. the state Of Florida is IN
der contract 20 complete
In an interview Mr.. Jesse states
that Il the above is the unfolding
Of the Court then it sustains fh'
/ contention Of the plaintiff sn IN
case wherein they ask that the de-
PENDANT Bodies and the Florida Fruit
Lands Company be required to specsi
eziiy perform their contract 70 drail
and survey this land.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11
AnMINls1RArnna a.

Notice is hereby given A,
Of administration on tbs ,
Fred w. Brand, deces.a
granted to the undersigned +
1918, by the Probate Cout
rain County. Missouri. An
having claims against said 4
required to exhibit the vu
undersigned for allovSDo.
six months from the date d
tiers or they maybe preclusl
any benefit OF said estate,
such claims be not e1hlNi
In one year from date Of /
cation they will be forever
sS4t ]. c. MUl
Admlnst
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

of more consequence than was real
lied. He told of the small numbei
of deaths in Mexico and It's btandin,
as a healthful location. 1t is Of greaI
advantage to a town to be healthful
he said,and the hospital was but an
other step toward making US perfect
He was surprised that the physicians
had done so well in Mexico without {
hospital.
DR.. A. A. Wallace prayed, The ser
vices e closed by the male quar-
tet: DR.. J.. W. Million, Col. Fon
vile, James Jesse and Bradford Sap
pington.
Officers and Directors.
The officers and directors of th,
Hospital are:
A. P. Green, president.
J.. w. Dry. treasurer.
L. NJ. White, secretary.
Mrs. j. T. Johnson
Father ]. J. Dillon.
E. s. CAN'T.
Mrs. W. W. Bolts.
Mrs. J.. G. Mundy.
Mrs. J.. A. Guthrie
W. F. Atkinson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11
Very respt.,
Mrs. Richard Carter.

GLOVER AND RICHARD. WELLS
have gone to St. Petersburg, Florida,
where they have property and viii
likely make their home. The Wells
boys made a large number OF friends
in Mexico who wish them long life
and much prosperity.
Mrs. ]. G. Freeman has been enter.
tanning her sisters, Mrs. r. L. Beasle
Of Harrisburg and Mrs. c. C. Fleming
Of Moberly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11
ADVERTISED
LETTERS


A list OF advertised legters remain
ing uncalled for IN the postoffice q;
Mexico. NO, for the week ending
Dec. sth. 1873:
Archer. Ruthie mrs
Bennel. Mr.
Campbell, VIII
CALVIN, d 7
Crockett, George r
Durham. VI c
Ellis, Bulah Miss
Jackson, Luther
June. II J
Morris, ~. @. Mrs
Shaver, Harrie Mrs
Stewerd, David
Wilson, Mamie Mrs
Respectfully.
e 3 WILSON,
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

NJ. r WISE has traded his res
dszee p<uDsry On South Calhoun
E-e< 70 C. w. Pickett for q 100
acre farm east Of Mexico. This IL
E.hss Erszueat and Mart knows
there : 10 better place 70 put
hs money than IN A1drsla County
:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11
ADMINISTRATORS

hU
Notice Is hereby glyen n,
ters OF administrator uOoD ,
tate OF ]. p. StricEV,
Audrain county, Missouri, !,
have been granted the uDs,,
by the Probate Court Of sals
bsaring date the 18th day !,
Der, 1919
All persons having claim,
said estate are required /,
them to me for allowance
months after date Of sss
or they may be precluded 4.
benefit Of such estate ana
claims be not exhibited VI
year from the time Of tbs ,
tIon Of this notice, thew
forever barred.
J. E. Jesse
4V-4t Adminht
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11
ADMINISTRATORS MOTH
Notice q hereby given lhr

u administration on The
Ethlyn Mundy. deceiss
granted TO the underslgnea
1919. by the ProbateCo u d
County. Missouri All PED
Ing claims against said sil
required to exhibit the sau
undersigned for allogaes
In six months from lhe
Of said letters or they ns
cluded from any benetli Of
tate. and II such claim Ii
hiblted within one year b
Of this publication they VI.
ever barred.
3S-4t r.. l.. MUND
Admlnlstr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

Rev. and Mrs. B. @. Reayis and
daughters. Mrs. P. z. Coil and son
returned Monday from st. Louis
where they spent Thanksgiving week
with Mr.. and Mrs. P. H: Cullen. Mrs.
Barbara Coil Of Elsberry was also a
guest.
Mrs. s. Z. osterhout Of yandalia
has been the guest this week Of
Mrs. Albert KEENAN,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

ON Monday of this week Macon
Wy voted dry by a majority Of SO
votes. The contest was very streuu-
Gus but the best of feeling prevailed
and the citizens Of Macon are going
TO work together to make a bigger
and better city!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

EVERYBODY and their friends are
going to attend THE Flia" az the
orphe1zn December 18Th and 18th for
the benefft OF the Hospital. This
p~ruzniaas To be the most prominent
fznc5on OF the Holidays.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11
HUMANE SOCIETY is

MUCH NEEDEI
Mexico, Dec. 4, 1918.
Dear Mr.. White:-
] see in last nights paper you won
der what has become of the Humane
Society. I am Just as enthusiastic as
ever and willing to give my spare
time to it. / refused to belong to
any club this winter because l had
hoped to take up this work. How
would It do to ask prominent people
in town to give their opinion. You
start il and invite others. Now that
the Hospital is assured and a dry
town we viii have a good clean town
but our animals should be looked al
ter.
Very respt.,
Mrs. Richard Carter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

W. D. Push, of Fletcher. Okla, "a
the guest Of A. c. whitson. They
mad not seen each other for over 20
years lIKf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11
BIG SALE THIS N

W. ]. Locke. one Of our most pro
gressive farmers, viii hold a sale on
his farm Dec. %. He viii have a
lot OF good things to offer. You
should not miss this sale. dE1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

n you want to make your FRIENDS
a most appropriate and acceptable
Christmas present, send the Mexico
Weekly Ledger from now until Janu-
airy I, 1915 for one dollar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11
YOUR HAIR
MORE BEAUTIFUL

To give your hair that gloss and
lustre and wary silky ~softness, use
Harmony Hair Beautiiier. Il takes
away the duh dead look Of the
hair, and makes 1t bright, turns the
stringlness into fluffiness over
comes the oily odors and leaves q
sweet, true-rose fragrance makes
the hair easier to put up neatly and
easier to keep IN place. 1t is just
exactly what i. is named-a halr
beautlficr, and whsther your hair
is ugly nov or beautiful. It will i'm.
prove its appearance. You
viii be proud OF and de-
lighted with the results, or your
money back. Very easy to arply =
simply sprinkle a little on yCur hair
each time before brushing it Con-
tains DO oil; VIII not change The col.
or OF hair, nor darkon gray Lar.
To Keep your hair and scalp dan
duff free and clean, use Harmony
Shampoo. This pure. liquid shampoo
IA most convenient - use, btcsuse y
gives an instari aneous rich. loam-
ing lather that instantly penetratei
TO every part OF hair and sap. in
surIss a QiIcH. thorough cleansing
Weshel Off just as quickly, the ,ntr,
operate n takes only a few .loments.
GoEtaTs nothing THAI can harm til,
hair, caves no haishhess % sticki.
ness jusi a sweet.smellirg cieanli.
ness.
Both preparations CONS in odd
shaped. very ornamental bottles,
with sprinkler tops. Harmony Hal
Beautifier. $500. Harmony shampoo,
soc. Both guaranteed TO satisfy yoI
in every way, or your money back.
Sold IN this community only at our
store The Rexall Store-one OF th
more than 1000 leading drug stores
of the United States, Canada and
Great Britain which own the BIZ
Harmony laboratories in Boston,
where the many celebrated Harm
ony Perfumes and Toilet Prepar
atlons are made.
Otis. Purdy, the North side drug
gist, Mexico, Mo. vii
Macon, Mo-, Dec. s.
Macon went dry today by a major
ity Of SO votes. The entire county o
Macon now Is dry.
The local-option election followed
the most spirited fight in the town.
history. Four years ago Macon wen
wet" by 200.
By their votes the residents o
Macon have put out of business
saloons.
The election was spirited. With
the bell of the First Presbyterian
Church tolling at intervals, scores
Of women and school children went
about campaigning for the dry
forces.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

William Look, one of our progress
i've farmers, will hold a sale on hit
place Dec. %. He via have a lot Of
good stuff to offer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

The Weekly Ledger to new sub
serlbers. from now until Jar /. ieis,
for $1.oo. The remainder Of 1918.
free If you subscribe at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

Miss Lady FonyHle has returned
from Kansas City whore she spent
q few days with her sister, Mrs.
Shaw.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

NEzs Mary Gzllzber has returned
20 Kansas City after an extended Wis
It with Mines. ]. E Strict and J W
Gzuahe<.s -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11
How,s Thisl

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cura
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

Mss Lille Elsott u Moaino spea
several days II town this week
with the family Of Mr. whitson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

Mrs. Lucy Handkerchief and Miss
Sallie and William vandeventer spent
Sunday in yandalia with relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11
CHINA PLATE

CHINA PLATE SPECIAL
Two Gross of Hand Painted Plate,
We imported these plates from
Germany in their white mfinish-
ed condition. getting them through
ON a lower tariff, and had them
painted in this country. The decor
tors name you will find on every
plate. We have these plates in two
sizes, the small size is worth. reg
ular, Csc for this sale, each 19c.
The large size IL worth 49c, for
this sale each CSC.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

Miss Hazeltne Fry Is back from
q visit in St. Louis with her par
en1s. 4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

Lloyd Loupe, OF st. Louis, h the
guest OF his father and sister here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

Miss Maude Barbee Of yandalia
was a Mexico visitor this week and
enjoyed the recital at Hardin By Miss
Highsmlth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11
BUYING GOAL |
BY THE ANA

The large manufacture
and big consumers Of coal =
coal by analysis.
The following is an anaI'
the Darlington, Galway !
Coal company's coal maze
University Of Missouri BY y
Gibson, Head of the ospan'
Chemistry:
copy"
UNIVERSITY OF MISSY
Department Of Chemistry
J. A. Gibson.
Columbia, Mo, AVG 2
cALLAWAY COUNTY CON
Mexico, Mo.
~Gcntlemen:--
/ have finished my cSa",,
the samples of coal SuO"a !.
you and beg to- report as ''S
Moisture
Volatile and combustibIs No
ter
Fixed Carbon
Ash
Sulphur
caIerflc Value In B, T. w
per ID. ~.
These Goals have a rau''
caIorIfle value and medium .
and ash content Ther'f0r'
rank among the very best y
Goals and as very h's" "
nois Goals.
Respectfully your \,
DIV, JAMES A. eI''
Holiness Services saUO' /,
s.30. Devotional services
and 1880 p. m. Except In'
and fourth Sabbath tnsl'
preaching morning and e''. u,
or meeting "Wednesday eva
1880. Services above h,'' 7,
Emmons' store. EveryOoo'
worship the Lord with u''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

The Christmas Holidays for the pu
lie schools extend from December %
to December 30.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

For Mammaa Beautiful hand
paiated chop plate. special val
ne. si.4s.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11
r. J. CHENEY = 20 ro,aao !

I'J' CHENEY e Co, Toledo, o.
Cheney for tho last 15 years. and beiteve
MN perfectly honorable lpSaii business
transactions and financially ablo "a carry
out any obligations made by his arm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Tolcdo. o.
Hairs Catarrh Cure IA taken lnternallv
aclhs Directly upon tho blood and mti.
eoua surfaces OF the system. Testjmoniaia
BY all Druggists. s"u
Take Halle Family Pills for oanatln.,i..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

For Mamma or Papa Sayo'cen-
Ter draft nickel plated reading
Lamp. special price sl.I9.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

For Papa-Nne all wool sweater
coat. pearl buttons, price 4se to
sl.ss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

For Mamma or sIster-Medallon
Ar. Pictures. Csc and ssc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

For Friend-Not Crack Sets. con-
siseing OF 6 picks and niokel-plat,
ed cracker. Set 25c and 4scy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

For Mamma or Sister-Nlce hands
bag. velvet or leather, acc TO
;3.ss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

For Mamma or Slster-3sx72 In.
Administer Rugs. price $2.sS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

Y For Mamma or Sister-Gold plat
ed Bar Pins, Csc and 4sc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

Santa Claus to Brother or Sister
Pianos. Dolls. Trunks. sleds,
and Drums. A full hne Of play
things.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-11

For Papa or Brother-smoks
Set onyx nhish. gold plated, soc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-15
BAKkE ENTERS
 OFFICE TODAY
ACCOUNTS ALL BEING SQUARED Q
 UP eY FRANK koIAsh.

The postoffice will be taken over to- night by the new postmaster, .. J.. Bakke. The office was closed this afternoon for time SO that the busi- ness of Mir. Kolash's term might hc completely wound up.
 Frank Kolash has been in the Nome postoffice since 1900 and was appoint ed postmaster to succeed Frank swan ton at the request of the people. He has spent a lot of his life at the work and everyone knows him to have been a most efficient officer.
 Mir. McCumber. his assistant. has been in the office nine years and his courtesy and efficinecy are we'll known. In all his time in the office Mac can remember only one disagreeable incl dent.
 Mir. Fox is comparatively new ar rival in Nome. but has made a favor able impression.
 Mir. Bakke. the new postmaster. has always proven himself to be a man of fine business qualities and ought to be a splendid postmaster.
 His assistant. Ed Burroughs. has occupied several important positions here and is one of the most popular men in Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-15
DR, K|TTLESEN AND
 MISS DUNN MARRIED

Mir and Mrs. Aver accompanied the newly married pair as far as Cape Nome this morning. pr. and Mrs. Kittlesen will spend a few days at Dickson after which they will proceed to Council City.
 The bridegroom is one of the most prominent mining men on Seward Peninsula and was one of the first men to locate property on Anvil creek uc is at present manager of the Blue Goose Mining and Dredging Company which has enjoyed splendid success under his care.
 The bride is one of Nome's most popular young ladies. She is sister of John IT. Dunn. who was formerly clerk of the district court here.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-15

pr. A. \. Kittl,seu and Miss k7th- ryu Dunn were married last evening in this city at the hom, of Mr. md Mrs. Fred Aver.
 The ceremony was pcrformei Gy Rev. John Parsons of the Faiefd;c' church at 10 P. m. and at 10 o'clock this morning Jhe happy couple sped away on thCir honeymoon trip to Council when only three other people in all Nome knew that such an inter- csting event had occurred.
 Mir. Aver and Mrs. Aver and Rev. Mir. Parsons were the only people present at thr ceremony and the bridegroom t3shfulIN insisted "n keeping the marriage J secret until he had time to get away.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-15
SATURDAY WILL B.
 NATURALIZATION DAY

When court adjourned yesterday it adjourned tn meet again next Satur- day. on that day several new Citi- zens will be admitted whe formerly belonged to various countries.
 Following is the list of those who are applying for their Anal papers:
 Isaac Newton Bell. Canada Wilfred willctt. Canada. Vim. charles Amory. Australia: Ter Eengtson. Sweden: HiImar Lee. Norway; Peter Carlson. Sweden: Barney Johnson. Norway; John c. westlund. Sweden; Otto Con
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-15
M. D. SAMUELS
NEW YORK BANKS GIVE
 CHINA $l25, ,000, 1000

the interference with the reorganiza- ton plans.
 It was thought when the news of the loan first came out that China intended the money to fulfil her de- signs on Mongolia and to defeat Rus sias schemes in connection with that country. It is now declared that the money was given on the strict.under standing that no such intention was in the mind of the Chinese government.