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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

HON ]. C. TRIMBLE Of Kansas
City on Sunday morning delivered o
most interesting, instructive and
Impressive address at thePresbyterian
Sunday School on the Trial Of Jes.
us from a Lawyers Standpoint" Mr..
Trimble lad the closest attention OF a
good audiences who appreciated his
talk very highly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02
ExEcurRIxs NOTICE.

Letters t~estameutary on ihe
tate "a Milton h wtlkersOn
ceased we're granted 10 The as's
signed on 18th day Of laHs, IVY
the Probate Court Of Audraih ealal
Ali persons having claims ~
said estate are requested % ~
Fhsur to us for allowance wa
months after the date Of SAID ~
or they may be precluded tpn I
benefit OF such estate and =
claims be not exhibited vl'hln Z
year from the date Of said w
they viii be forever barred
Amanda NJ Wilkersoa
Executrlx.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

PRESIDING JUDGE ALEX CAR
TER i receiving q large number
Of invitations to make addresses
throughout the state fayoring the
County Unit and Equal Suffrage laws
and win deliver at least one adj.
dress q Clark, NO. before be goes
West for the summer. Judge Carter
Hnakes . most convincing speech and
IL very popular with bis audiences.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02
OLD
RArEs srANp

BATES STAND.
Chicago, ILL.,, June ~.
The head camp OF the Moderr
Woodmen Of America took import
ant action ION rates al It's Toledo
session.
II had been announced that tbe
~ooamen had adopted the IndIanapo-
W. rates, but, in fact, no new table
was put into effect. The head camn
merely approved the existing table
q rates which was TO have been set
aside by the rates adoptel BY the
mead camp at Chicago. The applIca.
ION Of the latter. however. was
enjoined.
hereafter there must be an assess
ment every month. with special as
easements i necessary, although the
insurgents wanted assessments Il
~ levied only when necessary. per.
ua.'ng drafts upon the reserve fund.
ne per capita tax Of $40 a year.
winch is now payable semiannuaity n
van in January and July, will a.
- January \. 1915, DO levied month.
g with a lo.cent charge. Under tbe
y ofmer system It was provided that
= gents Of the sl.20 could be nacd
ra,. .ne Woodmen's sanltarium at
,rau, Springs. Thes Z plan
,au,l a special per capita q eli
usa month for the sanitarium.
svips the $3.50 intact for DE
INNING expeEsos Of the Order.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

SPEAKER CHAMP CLARK has 4
nounced himself as favorable toward
Equal Suffrage and delivered a splen.
do address TO a delegation of won.
en- from th%irty-eight states in
Washington last Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02
HAS LARGE CONTRACT

oryal Tucker has secured the con
tract to wire the new 5000 0 high
school building IN Dodge City, Kan
This is a large job and Mr. Tucker is
TO be congratulated on securing II.
The J. B. Evans Construction Co.
Is building the structure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

There is more Catarrh In s1is section Of
the country than all other diseases put
together. and until the last few years
was supposed to be iacurable. For a great
many years doctors pronounced II a local
disease and prescribed local remedies, and
hf constantly falling TO cure with local
treatment. pronounced II incurable. Sci
snce has proven Catarrh TO be a consti-
tuuonal dissss1 and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hairs Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by F J, Cheney &
Co. Toledo. Ohio, Is The only constifu-
tonal cure on tho market. II Is taken In
iernally IN doses from 10 drops 10 a tea
spoonful. II acts directly on the blood
mucous surfaces Of the system. They
p1er n hundred doiiara for any ease Il
fails 70 cure. Send for circulars and tes-
umonials.
Address: r. = CHENEY a co. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, Sse.
Take Balls Family Pills for constipation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02
The Weekly Ledger
Enisrsd a the p. o. IN MEXICO. Mo.
and admitted ns 2nd class matter.


REPUBLICAN, DAYS
WE bear q good deal OF talk anon
he Republicans regarding bar,
tines on account Of the Wilson ad.
ministration. When The arnl
worms come. or the Hessian N,
pe,s busy or Il don't rain then IN.
complaint is made that the troubi,
grows out Of the Democratic TAR
~
AloEg thsi line the Buffalo Conr
ser statss some interesting facts as
follows.
Tho Johnstown Democrat has a
memory and haas been drawing from
II some news items that appeared
once upon a time, Here are n ssw
o. the lens in the press dispatches:
More than 1000 men march 10
city hall at Detroit and demand work
Date, January rs. 1908.
Chicago Federation OF Labor esti-
mates the total number OF unemploy-
cd men in Chicago at 100, 600 and is.
sues a warning to all craftsmen Il
keep away from the city.-Date,
February IL, 1908.
New York City Government urged
by Central Federated Labor Union %
let subway contracts to furnish
work for 100000 unemployed men
Date, March is. 1908.
One hundred thousand men march
through the streets OF New York sing
ing the Marseilaises; speakers
preach revolution and demand work;
a bomb thrown at police by anarch-
lists Date, March rs. 1908.
Mere than 200 Bulgarians petition
Governor of Colorado for employment
OF for aid to return to Bulgaria.
Date, March 20. 1908.
One thousand foreigners march To-
ward Philadelphia city haIl demand
ing work; a riot; three policemen
shot; fourteen marchers arrested;
hundreds beaten by mounted police.
Date, February 20, 1908.
Labor unions report 10000 idle
men in the Kenslngton (Pa.) dis
trict.-Date. February 10, 1908
Unemployed in San Francisco form
a league and demand the issue of
s23, 000. 900 in bonds TO aid unemploy-
ed.-Date. March %, 1908.
One thousand Hungarians march
through the rain to receive a loaf of
bread each at Toledo. Date.
March %, 1908.
At Camden. N. J.. a riot follows
application Of 1900 men for 500 jobs
advertised by the Joseph Campbell
Co-Date, August 10, 1908.
Loan OF $ 5000, 900 TO provide funds
for public work asked by city Of
Philadelphia for unemployed: race
riot followed demonstration Of unem-
ployed; italians attacked by other
na~tionalities Date. March is. 1908.
Yes; those were happy Roosevelt
Gays. Have you forgotten them?
The foregoing news items give only
q faint impression Of the breadth and
the depth Of the depression of he
J uslness and the industries Of The
country during the last Roosevelt l
year. {
Yet IN that same year and In spite 9
Of tho business and Industrial de- :
preston Roosevelt succeeded in nom I
and electing TAM President !
Of the United States. .
And now we are told that the dull ,
ness Of trade and a letup in indus 9
trial aotivity, slight compared to !
that OF 1908 will knock WoodrowwiI. :
into a cooked hat. But W. W. ?
doesn't appear to be worrying {
about It much, does he maybe he
has a well-oiled memory. I
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

MISS Minnie Morrison Of Mon.
p,l,A Is the guest OF Mrs. Erpea
,,"rn in this city. and other reIa.
yves and friends in this co,,ntv
~" a morrison has many friends her,
VINO are glad to see her again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

THERE viii be no trouble to se-
cure a site for a public playground
for children in Mexico but what we
need is money for the Instructor and
other expenses. The Ledger would
Ike to participate in a subscription
for this purpose.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02
FORMER MExlcoAN ELETED
IEAnEp 0r 3 q M

Nn Vt q . G0Cf'
Prof. H. N. Hamill, formerly Of
this city. has been elected presi-
dent of the. International Sun.
day School Association. which has
been meeting in Chicago. Prof. Ham,
III at n time conducted a priv
ate school in this city and viii be
wen remembered. He was highly
thought of and this new honor re.
fleets some honor upon the city he
formerly lived in.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02
HISTORY OF MEXICO-FOUNDIyG
by Leonard Coatsworth)

Eighty years ago, just ten more thai
the Biblical allotment Of three scor.
and ten, a forest unbroken save for
rough trail or so. marked the presen.
site of Mexico. On the nearby creel
and on the surrounding plain
an occasional settler had erected
= rough log cabin, aud was sup.
porting a family as best he could. The
conditions we're the most primitive.
The indians were on the ground to
dispute this encroachment On their
territory by the white man. and their
activities kept the early settlers from
feeling that life was in any way dull
or embarrassing II we may believe.
however. some Of the tales OF heroism
on the part OF the pioneers. the In
dams were not as fierce and blood
thirsty as some OF their western rela.
tives, Wild game administrator,
turkey, bear, panthers. buffalo. and in
TACT every species that one would ex-
peet to find in a North American Wild
erness The settlers depended upon
their rifles to keep their laraerss filed
and their domestic animals safe. Com
munication VAS limited 70 horseback
travel and news travelled slowly.
The settlers gradually increased. un-
til in 1886 two men. Robert c. Mans
field, and James II. Smith. who had
entered the land which comprises Mex
ice OF today. at the county seat Of
Monroe County for s125 an acre. con
eeived the idea Of laying of a town
at this point Their motives. SO far as
can be learned, we're purely financial
Fhe country around was filling up. and
the nearest town was forty miles dis
tant So the town was laid of, and in
recognition Of the growing feeling be-
tween this country and Mexico. which
preceded the Mexican war. they de-
cided to call their town Mexico
Thus the Mexico we know and inhabit.
a city Of some six thousand people,
came into being.
II was through a mistake that the
town was e known as New Next
leo" This mistake was probably
made by the Legislature when it desig-
mated the commissioner to locate the
county seat Of Audrain county. The
commissioners met at the house Of
Edward Jennings and located the
County Seat at Mexico, in considera-
ton Of the fact that Mansfield and
smith offered every alternate town lot
70 the county. II the scat Of govern
ment was located in their town. When
these donations we're accepted, block
% Of the original town was set aside
lor me court house. and the three
~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02
HARDIN VIEWS ARE ADvERrls.
ING CITY OVER TIE woRIn

WIN TIE WORLD.
a 3 advertising feature in the
student campaign of Hardin College
was shown at the Commercial Club
Ipncheon, Friday noon, by President
o. W. Million It IS a handsome book.
YET Of Hardin views and includes an
q The fine public buildings of the
city.
y booklet has some fine films.
lrations Of Mexico's paved streets.
East Lake and other scenes around
me city. The engrayer compliment.
y a. Larsen very highly on the
photographs, saying they were the
tmestfinished pictures he had ey.
er worked with.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

Miss0uRI's solid Democratic dole.
easion in Congress endorses Presi-
dent Wilson's fight for trust iegis-
iation and announces they are really
% stay N Washington until the
platform pledges are ell carried out"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

AS a means Of deciding who is
who In Mexico, the medIators might
send Huerta and Carranza over Nj.
agara Falls in Barrels, the survivor
to take all.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

AIR. BRYAN's reasoning TO the e.
feet that ii is murder to XIII even in
wholesale quantities as in war has
points Of interest 70 strict logl-
clans"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02
sHsRIFF's SALE.

by yirture and authority q !
eral execution issued from 'e
flco Of the clerk Of the Circuit Y
or Galloway County Missouri,
turnable at tho September
1914, Of said Court, and to ne
rected. IN favor Of the CoH~s
cIal Bank Of vandalia, Missouri + +
against the Standard Coal anu
ing Company.
/ have levied upon and soD'' I
! the right, title. in'aFes. Il
claim Of the said STANDARD 0"A H
Mining Company Of, in ana y |,
following described Real A''
wit: \
Thirty.Five IS 5000 oere,
ing an Of North part Of Soplns
quarter OF Section Five 10 M.
ship Fifty.Two t52) Range : =,
thai lies North Of Aron Mcplhe =,
ond Addition to Vandaila' n
bsng Inc NORTH West pari s.,
quarter secion, all In Audra'r
ty. i. "a
All lying and being - T.. AB|
County, and State Of NlsSou'
| will, on ..ty a. ri
Monday, the 18th day OF '0'y'
1914, M
tit being the day Of " soassl
cult Court OF said county, y, na
he hours Of nine o'cIorN aaa
loon and five O'Clock IN ne me-, ypa
loon Or that day. at the h"s y. Iii
Ioor OF the Court House ,av
Il Mexico, County Of Aadla~ mob
aid, sell the same Al p9e
hereof as may be requil'I nlsdcr, b
Ic yendue, to the hisnes' all vfa
ash n hand Csubjoct to ., ~ u
lens and judsments) 70
'xecution and costs
J. W. BARNETT rl.ut,. Va
cat Sheriff OF AudFaIn O0'''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

WHY don't more Of our mer.
chants advertise for country pro-
ducef They surely want to buy but.
Ter. eggs and poultry. That being
the case they should let the country
people know about II.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

in the light Of Congressional IN
yestigadons fever persons are pro
testing against "meddlesome legisla
ton" and attacks on business
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

Mr. and Mrs c, y. LANCE are home
from a delightful honeymoon trip
on the Northern Lakes and at Day
ton, O., where they visited Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar wlles. Mrs. wIles
was Miss Resale Moore. OF this
city
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

WHY is It that the father O.
twins struts around and swelIs u,
with Importance. just as II It were in
territorial.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02
LINOTYPE JUNIOR FoR sAlr.

Mereenthalcr Linotype Junior ma.
chine for sale. +. Q. b Mexico at
most reasonable price. Possession
given about the middle Of August.
r N white & Son. Mexico Ledger.
l69-2t I7.2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

QUITE a number OF our citizens
are buying up-to-date automobiles.
Mexico is getting more like New
York every day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

Gov. Major has commissioned Benz
II. Dorsey. formerly Of the Military
Academy Of Mexico as captain and
adjutant Of the First Infantry Of
Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

MEXICO has been raising Cain
so long that It may be reluctant to
go back 70 lbs other crops.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

ONE Of the ways to make geogra.
ply interesting is 10 study It al
first hand, as Col. Roosevelt ordinar
fly does.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

p. E. campit and family have,
moved to Jefferson City to make thei
home. Their many friends will be
sorry to see them leave Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02
MEXICO LEDGER aAsY SHOW.

SHSf SFCWs
Remember the Mexico Ledger's
Baby Show at / .. m. at the
Judges stand on BIZ Thursday cf
he big Fair. Prettiest baby in
1Audrain County under one year old.
first prize. silver cup; second prize.
handsome bouquet.
dwu r. III. White & Son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

POSSIBLY Huerta would hasten to
resign II the people Of Mexico City
should vote It dry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02
Prefare hr Georre irian.i

With a view Of reyiving interest IL
the history Of our homo city. the class
IN American History. at the suggestion
Of IT'S instructor Miss Benson Bolts
has undertaken the preparation OF this
History Of Mexico. Missouri Many
people regard local history as unin.
teresting aRd unimportant Perhaps
this is because familiar objects ind
N, lose their attraction by then
familiarity; or perhaps, the fault Is
that OF the historian. in not presenting
his facts in the most attractive form,
in the preparation OF this work. the
editors have In view both accuracy in
facts and clearness in composition. To
obtain the greatest accuracy, the his
tory was divided into the various lines
Of activity Of a small community, and
an editor and assistant were assigned
TO the treatment OF each special topic.
The Civil War period Of
u history was considered
especially important and near
iy half the stan we're assigned TO
gather material on this topic. So far
as possible, the material was obtained
from Original sources" that is, from
residents, or former residents of Mex
leo. Much valuable material was OBJ
tained also from Robertson's History
of AHdrain County switzler's His
tory OF Missouri wnliamsl His
tory OF Northeast Missouri" and Evans
Confederate Military History
To insure c~learness in composition
and general literary excellence, the
papers we're made a part Of the regu-
lar English work, each being care
read and graded by one of the
heads of the English department be-
fore being allowed to go to press.
For the aid given by Miss Ruth Ma
son and Miss Laura searey in inspect
ing the papers, and for the valuable
Information given by the above named
works and by the residents of Mexico,
editors wish to make grateful ac-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

Jesse Barnett, the II year old son
Of Sheriff Barnett. is III o. typhoid
fever. 4.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

onarles Tanner and wife OF Farber
Spending the summer In Colo.
Iraoo' X, Tfll
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

J. A. Gallaher Us home from a bust
aess trip to ST. Charles County. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

a WOMAN says a man must mar
ry In order to attain perfection.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

We make the lowest prices on
Fresh Meats and Groceries. we
send goods by parcel post and ex.
press. III
tf-2t Frank 4 saa,oh.as
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

u, ssp' y, BARLEY Of Fulton. is the
guest OF Douglass johnson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

Mrs, ]. W. Jones and two chill.
dren,of Moline, have returned here
after a visit in Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

,,a me Rev ". Q. Hooper il home
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

MISSES Irene and Pauline Davis are
visiting relatives in Mokane.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02
MEXICO HISTORY

XT RITTEN by the Mcmillan High School Glass
w of 1914 as Their Senior Theses. Will Appear
Regularly in the LEDGER in Serial Form.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02
PRIZES FOR
FARMER WOMEN

Z n . v v q r. = !
= The Ledger offers Sc in gold \
lst prize; Daily Ledger / :
znd prize; Daily Ledger six =
2 mo- third prize; Weekly Led. :
. ger a year fourth prize TO the =
. Audrain County Farm Women :
= who sell the most butter. egea Ia
= chickens, ducks, turkeys or =
y !. geese from Jan. l. IA, TO Jan. i
= 10, not counting eggs sold for =
: setting purposes. ANY resident =
q BILE. -
y All entries must be accom-. q
: panied by full lists Of sales :
= ilied at Ledger office q lat.
! er than 8 p. M, Jan is. .1s =
me decision will be annouac. y
: 60 within a week. Make your =
: report as follows: -
: No. doz. eggs brought r.
No lbs butter brought r
J No chickens brought :.
/. No turkeys brought
:. No ducks brought
J No geese brought
= X. M. White & Son.
1 PraprletorH Ledger. 4
Mexico, Mo. =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02
SPECIAL FARM R c
RickettS&W Whitney

TIE AB5TRAcTERsD
Keal Estate, Loans, Insurance
ITO East jackson Street
Both Phones
MEXICO, MISSOURI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-02

The necessary $4,000 signers to
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-04-03
Indian Lands for Sale at Siletz Agency

Siletz Agency. Oregon, March l6. 1914.
Sealed bids marked Bid for Indian Land be May 49,
19 each bid accompanied certified per
bid will be received until O'Clock May 49, 1914 for
following Indian land located at Setz agency:
Eva Lesna al SEl Sci Sec. 15 NEt NEt % R.
80 acres appraised value $1,000 Susan Pony 159GR al
lottee.
Clara Jourdan IT, SO and 3 Sec TO- T. R. H. 80 acres
appraised value $2000 Clara Chapman. g. alottee
Jane Yanner Lots 10 and H. Sec R. H. 40 appraised
value. $1,000. Jane Foster. ITO saIottee
Nellie Lane M 81 and Sd Nj of NEt o. O. R.
appraised value. $500. Nellie Johnson 266. allottee.
Harriet Klamath Ell NW3 NEt Sec. 2 T. 10. R. ap-
praised value s400 Harriet Klamath. 282. alottee.
Sez Morris NWt SWt Sec and NE4 Sci T.
R. II. 8410 appraised value, $2102.50 Siletz
Norris 342, aottee.
John Orton Lots Sec TO- 10 l0w 1911 appraised
value. sll00. John Oron. 36i. allottee.
Anna Smith, M SW S T. TO- R. 8l36 appraised value
$1,000 Anna Smith. 4O2. allottee.
Leona Ludson. lots g. Oand Sec TO- 80 ap-
praised value $4,000. Leona Ludson. 34l. aoee.
The certified checks must be drawn the order of the Undersigned
accepted bidder will be required deposit additional Is
and he does not wish cash. can be made
the other IS later the purchaser giving his note drawing
cent Generally deferred payments arranged at
the rate of about 2 cent Please state whether not
can all cash. and not how much wish to
Bids for each allotment portion thereof be sheet
right of will be reserved for bitches canals by the
authority of the United States. KNOTT C. EGBERT.
Supt. Sietz Indian School,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-04-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.

In the Circuit Court Of the State of
Oregon, fer the County of Lin
c1ln.
E. B. Shumwsy, plaintiff,
VS..
F. W. Carson and r. M. Carson.
his wife. defendants.
By virtue Of an execution, de-
cree and order Of sale issued out
Of the above entitled Court in the
above entitled suit to me directed
and dated the I'D day Of March,
1914. in favor of E. B. Shumway
and against F. W. Carson and R.
M. Carson, his wife. defendants. for
the sum Of $70a.00 with interest
thereon at the rate Of 6 per cent
per annum from the 3lst day of
July. 1912, until paid. less $500
paid on account of said interest,
and for the further sum of 1885
with interest thereon from the 9th
day of October, 1918. at the rate
OF 8 per cent per annum until paid.
and the further sum of $500 at
torney's fee. and costs taxed at
5000, and cost of this writ. COM
manding me to sell the following
described real property. to-wit:
Lots One (rl, Two (2). Three (3),
twelve (l2| and the East One-third
of Lot Eleven (ll). all in Block
Fifteen (15) in Graham's Fifth ad-
dition to the City of Toledo, situate
in Lincoln county. State of Oregon.
Now Therefore, in compiancs
with the demands Of said execution.
decree and order of sale, will on
Saturday, the 4th day of April.
1914. at 200 O'Clock o M. at the
front door Of the County Court
House. in the city Of Toledo, Lin
coin county, Oregon, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash, all the right. title. estate and
interest that the above named r.
W. Carson and R. M. Carson, de-
PENDANTS, had on the 1st day OF
August. 1912, or have since ac-
quired down to and including the
date of sale, in and to the above
described property TO satisfy said
writ of execution. decree and order
of sale. interest, costs and accruing
costs. Bert Geer,
Sheriff Of Lincoln County, Oregon
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-04-03
Sile,H

We have experienced the coldest
weather the past two week we have
had in all Winter.
A C. Crawford of Lower Farm
was up with his usual cans of
cream, the roads being SO bad in his
section that he is compelled to come
horse hack all Winter. The
County Court should look after this
contract work early in the season.
SO as to use all the good weather
in macadamizing the roads as it is
slow work and they must work
while the weather is good and not
wsit until the good weather is half
gone as they have heretofore done.
To the lady voters of Lincoln
county: Do not forget to register
before the registration books close
for the primaries on the 18th Of
May. 1914. Do not neglect this.
G. A. Oiln went to Toledo on
business Monday, returning in the
evening.
John Peterson and Nelse Ander
sen came over from Toledo Monday
evening in search Of land or some
thing. They did not exactly make
their business known.
Charley Taylor, wife and littl,
daughter. Hilda, returned Wednes
day evening from Falls City. aftel
an absence of nearly q year. II
C. Gleaseve, wife and two children
came over with them on q visit t
see the country.
MIR. Brown. the U. S. inspector
has been here the past week look
ing after some business and expect
to leave Friday.
Our district school needs q teach
er to handle some Of the grown-ups
not altogether the pupils, for
little incident that came up thi
last week.
DR.. Clausius touk his departur
Thursday morning for Grand Rond
to look after his many patients a
that place.
Mr.. Fosnott. who recently move
here has taken his eldest daughte