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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19
wHIrECoTroN's BILLS.
Measures Relative to Stock Yards
Charges-Aiter the Yrusts-To
Reduce Interest Rate.

JEFFERSON CrrY, Jan. 1l.-Repre-
sentative Whitecotton, OF Monroe, In
troduced q measure about stock yards,
drafted along the line Of the Kansas
law.
A radical reduction In charges ls
made, and they are fixed as follows:
CATTLE, i5c; oalves, loo; sheep, 30. II
Is made unlawful to sell feed at more
than double the Wholesale price. Two
th3usAnd pounds are made ton and
20 pounds of corn In the car and 90
pounds shelled shall constitute a BUSH
el.
Commission charges are restricted
to sS per car, single deck load Of sheep
and hogs, and % double deck; ESQ per
head or $6 per car for cattle; s5 per
car for calves; 90 per head for sheep
in less than car lots.
Stock yard operators are made re-
sponsible for violations of the law by
any person, whether employed by
them or not. A fine of $50 to $500 is
imposed for the fret offense and 800
to 81 900 for the second, and imprison-
ment OF not less than 10 days or more
than ak months. It is made the duty
Of the Attorney General Of the State
and prosecuting attorneys to enforce
the provisions OF the law.
Mr.. Whitecotton also introduced q
bill aimed at trusts. 1t is q sweeping
measure and provides q fine OF from
s1o0 to $1,000 for violations, and inn
for from two to 1--WE years.
1t is especially designed to prevent
the formation of boards Of FIRE UNDER
writer's or insurance clubs.
Senator HohenschIId introduced q
measure providing for the Office of
State examiners Of county officers, for
the appointment of such examiners,
prescribing their duties, fixing their
compensation and imposing penalties
for the refusal Of county officials to al
low such examinations.
Mr.. Whitecotton introduced bill
reducing the legalrate Of interest from
to per cent.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19
TIRE WIT OF CONGRESS.
Champ Clark Has Won the Title From
Private John Allen.

WASHINGTON, D. O. Jan. Champ
CLARK, who many think has won from
"Private" John Alien fret place as the
wit Of the House, ls amost interesting
character. Essentially westerner, he
looks and plays the part on every oc-
casion, except In debate, when he
blossoms out as an orator Of the del
sarte school.
Smooth shaven, tall, athletic-Iook-
ing, q trlfie paunehy, swapping gray
eyes, q high forehead and q full head
Of hair, he dresses like a backwoods-
man from the snow capped mountains
Of the West. His hat, a black felt Of
the vintage Of '6e, is always pressed
down 80 as to force his ears 70 stand
out from his head. He wears boots, q
mark of his Western ideas Of dress.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19
PREsBYrERY OPPOSES ROBERTS.
It Passes Resolution Calling Upon
Congress to Enforce the Law,

The New York Presbytery at its
meeting yesterday afternoon refused
q petition by the converted Jew, Her
man Warszarwiak, for a new trial, on
the ground that the appeal to the
General Assembly made by the session
Of the Fifth Avenue Church against a
decision of the General Synod order
ing q new trial serves as stay Of pro-
ceedings until the Asssmbly's decision
at its meeting In May. The following
resolution offered by the Moderator'a
Council was passed unanimously;
Resolved, That the Presbytery OF
New York sympathizes with the gem
eral feeling Of apprehension at the
growing disregard by the Mormon
citizens of Utah Of the obligations
under which that State obtained ad-
mission to the Union, and prays CON-
gress 70 enforce those obligations and
the House Of Representatives to
observe them In the case Of Brigham
Fl. Roberts, recently elected to that
House by the State Of Utah.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19
HIS PLAN TO CHECK DIVORCES
Senator Clay has 3 Bill Forbidding
Separated Couples Remarrying
at Once;

JFEnFRsoN CITY, Jan. 1s.-Senator
CLAY offered sbill in the Senate to-
day intended to reduce the business
OF the divorce mill. 1t provides that
the person obtaining the divorce, pre-
sumably the injured one, may not re.
marry within one year, and then only
with the consent of the court; also
that the defendant or guilty party,
may not marry within three years
after the divorce is granted. He ex-
planned that his object is TO stop the
practice Of getting divorces in order
TO marry again ct once.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19
MILITARY AcADEMY.
The Business Mems Association Takes
Hold Of the NATTER Wednesday
Night-It Win Be Built.

The directors of the Mexico Business
Mems Association, together with q
number Of other members, met at the
City Hall Wednesday night. Mr..
A. O. Barnes was elected a member of
the Board OF Directors. Accounts
were allowed, committe reports read
anu routine business attended to.
Earnest talks IN favor of Military
Academy were made BY J. W. Million,
A. O. Barnes, H. jacobson and others.
On motion Of R. NJ. White g commit
tee composed of O. r. Lupton, J. w.
Million, A. g. Turner, RsR. Arnold
and 3. d. Graham, was appointed TO
raise money to purchase q site for the
new Military Academy.
The matter of a furniture factory
and fire brick works was brought
before the Association, but 1t was
decided TO push the Military Academy
to 3 successful fniss before anything
else was taken up.
The Board adjourned to meet
promptly at7:s0 O'Clock next Wednes-
day night, when it is hoped that the
Committee on the Military Academy
will be ready to report.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19
COMPANY L
May Yet Receive State PAy-Ths At
torney General Does Not Know
Means 81, 500 to the Company.

The members OF Company L. ktb
regiment OF Missouri volunteers are "a
make an effort to draw one half pay
from the state for the time they wore
in the state and federal service. The
entire time amounts to elk months and
Eve days, or from May 4 to Novem-
Der Q, 1898.
There Is said to be a statutory Law
in this state, which provides for such
payment. Attorneys Fry and Clay
are looking after the interests Of the
boys OF Company L. OF course, II
Company L can succeed In drawing
this money, other companies and
regiments will be entitled to the same.
The amount due the soldiers in the
company would be from about a4e.sO
to nearly S1OO-making about 81 500 a
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19

THE Democratic party OF Missouri,
in order to get clear Of a corrupt
lobby, must deposs corrupt bosses.
We have Democratic politicians In
Missouri o-day, some of whom claim
to be leaders, who howl and howl
against the lobby and at the same
time stand In with II whenever per-
mitted. These bosses endeavor TO
make the rank and file of the party
have confidence in them by seeming
TO oppose the lobby. Whenever the
rank and file Of the party get woke
up and on to the methods Of these
bosses and rids the party of them, the
lobby viii disappear. With pure and
honest leaders, the Democratic party
has nothing to fear from a lobby.
AS Ieng as the bosses pluck the
lobby, the lobby win be permitted to
pluck the people. Look well TO your
hoasas.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19
INSTALLATION EXERCISES.
The !. 0. o. r. Lodge Installs Officers
Thursday Night Wives and Chill
dren Of the Members Attend.

On Thursday night the officers Of
Mexico Lodge, No. 90, l. o. o. F.,
were installed by District Deputy
Grand Master VIM. M. TreIoar, as
sisted by d. A. Mcmillan, Grand Mar
shal; R. 8. Mckinney, Grand Warden;
D. O. Owen, Grand Secretary; Jos. d.
Pratt, Grand Financial Secretary, and
NJ. E. Crawford, Grand Treasurer.
The following officers were installed:
o. K. Brown, N. G.
O. A. Witherspoon, v. q.
O. r. Macfarlane, Secretary.
jos. offutt, T. Secretary.
A. M. Trimbie, Treasurer.
in. Gross, W.
JOS. d, Pratt, @.
Thos. s. Riley, r. 8. to N. G.
Henry Larimore, L. s. to N. G.
o. R. Messing, o. q.
]. w. Pratt, /. G.
John ID. Orear, r. 8. to v. G.
]. II. Wayne, L. 8. to V. @.
L. G. Powell, R. 8. 8.
O. A. Gay, L. s. s.
Rev. N. X. Plttman, Chaplain.
Speeches were made by o. K. Brown,
O. A. Witherspoon, O. r. Macfarlanc
and Rev N. r. Pittman.
Miss Carhart delighted the large
audience by her artistic rendition Of
the song, Unanswered
Several quartette selections were
rendered by Miss Carhart, Mics Cross,
Mr.. o. K. Brown and Prof. d. A. Nc
MILAN. Miss Gross presided at the
organ.
After the installation exercises the
members and their guests adjourned
to the dining room, where an elegant
supper was heartily enjoyed by all.
The Odd Fellows OF Mexico have, per-
haps, the most beautiful lodge room
in the state and they are justly proud
Of it, Mexico Lodge numbers con-
over one hundred members
and is power for good In the COM
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19
FILIPINos SURELY WILL FIGHT.
Paris, London and Madrid Juntas
Cable TO Washington, Begging Us
to Keep Away From Iloilo.

LONDON, Jan. o.zThe Filipino Junta
in Paris received telegram from the
Filipino agent at Hong Kong dated
Saturday, which read:
"Fight with Americans unavoidable.
We are not the aggressors.
The Filipino committees in Paris,
Madrid and London cabled on Satur-
day to President Mckinley. The Paris
committee said: 1--WE protest against
the disembarkc..:Sa si4merican troops
ct Iloilo. - stHi
The Londen committes's cable-
gram read: "Treaty OF peace still
nuratified.a American claim of aov.
a-a,art, r~ars,r-a p,av raoor.
ere'ensy p1ohiaeure. fray recon-
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19


Among the general bills passed by
the Legislature aud signed by the
Governor were the following;
To create q Court of Visitation,
with power to fix railroad rates.
To tax foreign insurance companies
I per cent on Kansas premiums and
American 2 per cent.
To reduce tolls Of telegraph COM
panies 40 per cent.
To reduce the rates OF the State
Printer 20 per cent.
To place express companies under
control Of the Court Of Visitation.
To elect State Superintendent Of
Insurance by . vote Of the people.
To repeal the metropolitan police
law, which was enacted to strengthen
the prohibitory law.
Ninety bills died on the House cal
endar and sixty on the Senate calen-
dar.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19
r. W. Edmonston Dead,


R. W. Edmonuton, aged 45 years,
formerly OF this city, died in Middle
Grove, No., Wednesday morning,
January IL.
Deceased was born in CalIaway
County In February, 1852. He lived
in Mexico the greater part OF his life,
but left here few years ago. He had
lived in Middle Grove about q year,
In January, 1879, he married, his wife
and only son, CLARK, preceding him to
the grave. He leaves three brothers
and one sister, W. A. Edmonston, Of
Mexico; O. W. Edmonston, OF Higbee;
Rev. ]. O.. Edmonston, Of Keytes-
vile, and Mrs. Mamie Northern, Of
Texas.
The remains were brought to Mex
loo Thursday on the O'Clock
Wabash and were taken to the Gem
etery for interment. Rev. W. A.
Hanna officiated at the grave. The
pail bearers here were Robt. Hisey,
Willard Potts, Geo. Laforoe, Chas.
Leeper, John Crews and ]. W.
plunkett,
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19
Free Rural Mail Delivery.

AASAA tAa gAAtr AtAuNUI.
The experiments made in various
sections OF the United States with
free mail delivery have proven emil
nently satisfactory. These expert
ments have been made at several
points In Missouri, notably In Ran
dolph county, around Cairo. The ex-
pense is snconsiderable and the re-
sulting benefits great.
The arguments made In behalf OF
free mail delivery have much force.
rs advocates say that farmers are
as much entitled to all the benefits OF
the govezEment postal service as are
the business meH In the cities, and
should be placed on equal footing
wherever possible. They argue that
free rural mail delivery will make
farm hfe more pleasant, that the good
roads movement WIN be helped BY the
plan and that the added rsvenus 70
she postal service viii, IN a short time,
more than compensate for the cost.
The opponents OF the plan claim
that Il Is impractical and expensive
and that the people 90 not demaud 1t.
ooEoEEssxkE DEEezEY, Of Maine,
- a
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19

Thursday Jan. 12,at O'Clock wm.E.
Cunningham, of this city, and Miss
Lulu Cheney, of Holt's Summit, we're
married BY Rev. A. A. Wallace ct the
Presbyterian parsonage. The groom
is son Of Elmer Cunningham, north of
town. The bride is the daughter of
Oliver Cheney, Of near HOlt's Summit.
They win reside at the home Of the
groom,s father.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19

SENATOR McCLIETIc has introduced
q bill in the Senate appropriating
$500 to erect a monument over the
grave OF John s. Marmaduks, who
died while in office Dec. %, 1887 He
was buried in the State Cemetery lot,
adjoining Jefferson City, and no stone
marks his last resting place. For
some years after the death OF the
Governor 1t was the intention of his
brothers to remove his remains to
the old Sappington burying ground in
Saline county, and this was the reason
the State did not erect g monument
over his grave years ago.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19
CHICAGO d ALTON is SOLD.
To Be Controlled by the Illinois Cen.
tral and Three Other Roads.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-One Of Ohica-
go's most prominent railroad men to-
day confirmed the sale Of the Chicago
g. Alton to Q number Of western roads
to be used by all to secure an entrance
to Chicago. According TO this man,
who refused to allow his name to be
used, the roads which win use the
Alton In common and control its
destiny are the Missouri, Kansas 4
Texas, owned by the Rookefellers; the
Missouri Pacific, controlled by the
GouIds; the Union Pacific and the
Illinois Central.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19

]. W. MILLION, talking 10 the BuBi-
ness Meme Association on "Wednesday
night, said that unity Of action among
our citizens would make Mexico 3
cits, k.e fs.sofea tA9 roouiioAas "
the Military school and thought that
the association could bring about this
result. He spoke very highly Of Prof
Olendenin and thought he would give
Mexico good school.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19
BUNGLING BURGLARS.
ArTEKPT TO Rob THE POLLOCK
MILLING ooMPANY's SAFE.
BUT FAIL TO SECURE
AhY RoorY.
The Safe Total Wreck, Caused By
Z Powerful Explosives = Two
( Efforts Made to Blow It
Open : Valuables
Still INSIDE the
Safe.

When Ohas. Csrdwell and another
workman, both employed BY the VIM.
Pollock MN & Elevator Company,
opened up the mill Saturday they
found the large safe almost wreck.
But as battered mp as the safe was 10
still held ii treasure, not only from
safe breakers, but from the pro-
prietors Of the mill. The safe breaker
or breakers entered the Office through
a window.
Tbs first shot was placed in hole
drilled near the combination and threw
the double doors open as II they were
the wooden doors to china closet.
This shot was fred at 1906, as the
clock over the safe had stopped at
that time. The combination knob to
the burglar proof door was then
knocked of with hammer and q
charge Of powder poured in the hole
thus made. This must have been
tired about O'Clock, as Walker Pol
LOCK-, member OF the firm who lives
on Promenade street, about two
blocks away, heard an explosion at
that time. This shot ripped the out
side steel layer of the inner door as II
1t had been pasteboard. There being
two or three layers Of steel remaining
between the robber and the money
within, he gave It up and left.
Thesecond explosion blew shattered
pieces Of steel all over the Office, dam
aging the woodwork considerably.
Anticipating that the huge double
doors Of the safe would be blown on at
the fret shot several sacks of meal
had boen placed in front to deaden
the fall.
When seen by q LEDGER reporter
that morning Mr.. VIM. Pollock said
that be suspected man who had been
hanging around the mill for several
days. He had come In on three occa-
sions TO have paper money changed.
In fact, Mr.. Pollock predicted thar he
would make an attempt to blow the
safe.
Mr.. Pollock described the man as
ave feet ten inches tall, well built,
dark complicated and looking like q
mechanic. His description talliss
with an umbrella msnder who bought
some fuse at r. A. Morris. This man
is described BY Geo. Kunkel as slightly
lower than Eve feet ten inches, with
q slight stoop. He wore faded black
hat, old fashioned, and faded black
overcoat. He had dark hair and COM
plexion. He bought the fuse Thurs
day and said he wanted to blow up
stumps.
There was, besides quite number Of
checks, about $500 in the safe. Mrs.
Spinney, the stenographer at the mill,
had about sS5 in the safe also. This
was the fifth attempt to break the
safes Of this milling company. The
last time, about three months ago,
some rank amateur attempted to
open It by knocking the hinges of
with hammer. The other three at
tempts were made on another safe,
which was incapacitated for further use
at the third trial, ct which the robbers
secured $50.
The milling company win have to
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19
5000 KILLED In BATTLE.
Turks Garry an lnsurgsnt Position in
Arabia With Heavy Loss.

CoNsraErIEoPLH, Jan. IA great
battle has been fought In the Ysmen
division Of Arabia between the Turk
ish troops and several rebeIHous desert
tribes. The Turkish troops stormed
and captured the insurgent position ai
shanel November 30. About 1000 In
surgents and LOCO Turks were killed
or wounded.
The Yamen division Of Arabia is the
southern part. Of which Alden is the
chief seaport. Fighting has been
gong on there torseveral months. A
report In December. that the rebels
had raised the British Gag, has never
been confirmed.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19

In the statistics of crime In the
United states Arizona stands first,
Nevada second and-M Massachusetts
third. But here is q fine illustration
Of the dangers Of statistics without
explanatory notes. In Arizona 45
per cent and in Nevada 40 per cent Of
the criminals are murdersrs or per-
sons who attempted murder. In Mas
sachusetts 40 per cent Of the crime Is
drunkenness, which that stata pun
ishes with great assiduity and severity.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19

THE dramatic scene in the Legis-
iature of Montana, when Senator
Whitesides produced thirty $1,000
bills, which he said be had received as
. bribe to vote for W. A. CLARK for
the United States Senate, had prece-
dent in the Kausas Legislature twen-
ty-five years ago. A member of the
State Senate by the name Of York
laid $4,000 on the presiding officers
table and declared that it had been
given him as bribe by Senator 8. O.
Pomeroy, who was candidate for re-
election. Pomeroy denied the charge
and insisted that it was conspiracy
Of his opponents, but nevertheless II
resulted in his defeat and the election
Of John j. ingalls, as his successor.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19

ELEVEN capitalists Of Boone county
have signed an agreement to give $3.50
each as stockholders in . corporation
to be formed for the purpose OF build
ing a highway through 3 part OF the
county to Sturgeon. The road will
cost about $4,000 and q good many
more subscriptions are needed.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19

ADMIRAL DEWEY will be retired
next December, unless Congress ex-
empts him from the law, and should he
be inclined to enter politics In the
campaign of 1900 there will be no
official duties in the way of his doing
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19

SENATOR MURPHY, Of New York,
has announced his opposition to the
annexation Of the Philippines. He
thinks we should assist the islanders
to form and maintain an independent
government.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19

HON. d. r. FRANCIS viii be presi-
dent OF the Worlds Fair to be held in
Sc. Louis in 1903. The executive COM
mittee from Missouri Is composed Of
the following gentlemen; d. r. Fran
els, ex-off1eio member, and Howard
Elliott, OF st. Louis; John O. Perry,
Kansas City; Ed. W. Stephens, Co-
lumbia. The other two members of
the committee are to be appointed
later. The fair win be q grand suc-
raae
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19
Production Of Gold in 1898.

NEW YORK, Jan. ~. The Engineer
ing and Mining Journal, in its COM
pilation Of mineral statistics for 1898,
places the world's production Of gold
in the year at s2so, o,21s,s To this
total the United States contributed
s64, 800, 900 and Russia s25, ,1s6, 900.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19

ACCORDING to q report made By the
late Dol. Waring, who sacrificed his
life obtaining the data, at least s10,-
coo, 900 will have to be spent upon the
sanitary Improvement OF Havana be-
fore IL ceases to be q constant menace
to all our southern seacoast cities.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19

THE Mexico Business Msnis Assocla-
tion has appointed committee con-
sistIng OF O. r. Lupton, J. W. Million,
r. r. Arnold and q. d. Graham TO
raise money Immediately for the pur-
chasing Of a site for our new Military
Academy. This matter must be pushed
to successful finish at once.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19

SOME OF Mexico's business men who,
In their public interviews, claim TO be
very anxious to have Substantial inn
proyements brought TO Mexico will
not even join the Business Mems AS
sociation because II costs IS. That ia
what's the matter with Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19
TREATY REPoRTHD.i
Senate Committee Recommendss--lts
| Ratification.

wAsHIEeToN, D. O., Jan. 1.-THE
Senate Committee on Foreign Rela-
tions this morning ordered a favorable
report to the Senate on the treaty. Of
peace with Spain.
The meeting was q short one, last
ing less than an hour.
Four members-Senators Clark,
Daniel, Mills and Turpie-were absent.
The opinion of the committee was
unanimous that the treaty should be
ratified without amendment.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19

SPEAKER REED, who weIghs few
pounds himself, refused TO admit
General shafter to the door Of the
Houss in violation OF rule, and when
6saesal Wheeler sugeested chat the
House might take recess In Hhafter's
honor, he remarked: "The House OF
Representatives Is bigger than any
Major General" Reed was right.
At the same time he would probably
have stretched the rules and the dig
nifty OF the House a little II the in
truder had been Dewey.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19
Your Best interests

VIII be served By making sure Of
health. 1t will be . loss of time and
money 70 be stricken with serious
Illness. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla and
purify your blood. In this way all
germs OF disease will be expelled,
sickness and suffering will be avoided
and your health viii be preserved.
Isn't this q wise course9
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19

R. O. PAUL is anxious to have Mex
leo become city, and is fully con-
vinced that rock roads would bring
about this result.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19

GEN. MILES is firmly Of the belief
that the morals OF some Of the army
officers who have testified strongly In
favor Of that "embalmed' beef are as
rotten a. the beef was.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19

HON. o. +. CLARK, of Audrain
County, has been appointed chairman
Of the Ways and Means Committee Of
the Missouri Legislature. This IL q
most important position and Mr.. CLARK
is well equipped for its arduous duties.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19

Thomas r. ROden, proprietor of the
Mexico Creamery, has decided to
embark in the cheese making business
In connection with his creamery. He
viii begin operation Monday. Mr..
Roden win manufacture cream cheese
both for the home and out-of-town
market. He does not yet know how
many hands be viii use.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19

HE would be poor Democrat, In
deed, who imagInes that the chances
Of the party TO win next year win be
improved by dividing into factions.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1899-01-19

GLEEpY 4 CALHOUN are coming
back from Centerville, Iowa, 10 help
make Mexico city. "They all come
back.u