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Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

WHEREAS, William u. Dye and Ovn.
thia A. Dye, his wife, on the 20th dsv
OF December, 1887, by their certain
deed of trust, duly acknowledged and
recorded In the deed of truH. record,
of Andrain County, Missouri, in booI
1s, at page 616, conveyed to the IN.
dersigned trustee the following a.
scribed real estate, situated In Audran
County, Missouri, to:wit:
The northwest fourth (1x) of ths
northwest quarter % Of Section
thirty five (35), Township fifty.tbres
(63), north, Range (9) west OF the 5th
P. M, excepting therefrom two IA
acres in the southeast OF said tract
heretofore sold to Baptist Church.
the land hereby conveyed containing
thirty EIGHT (3S) acres, more or less'
which said conveyance was made ii
trust to secure the payment of a Ger.
tain note in said deed OF trust dc.
scribed; and, whereas, said note il
now due and unpaid; now, therefore
!, the said trustee, at the request Of
the legal holder Of said note, will, on
Friday, the 18th Day Of January,
A. D. 1900,
at the front door OF the Court House.
In Mexico, Andrain County, Missouri
sell the above described property si
public auction to the highest bidder.
for cash, to satisfy said deDt and tho
costs OF executing this trust.
r. P. HOPKINS.
S6.td Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

TEE Christmas number Of the
Bunceton Tribune is of the neatest
ana most interesting Christmas num-
bers that has reached us, 1t is pro-
fuseiy illustrated and the cover, q
home made affair, is very pretty. We
wiah the Tribune a merry Christmas
and a prosperous New Year; it de-
serves nothing less.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

THE Buckley & Moore grocery store,
on the northwest corner Of the square,
lie one Of Mexico's landmarks, at the
same time ii is one of our most sub
stantial and prosperous business
houses. This property lie now offered
for sale on account of the death Of
John h Buckley, the senior member
of the firm, and the III health of Jos.
3. Moore, the surviving member. This
property should bring q handsome
price; II Is well located end has q
large aud prespeyoue business. We
sincerely hope that Mr. Moore vii
recover bis old time health, and we
feel sure II be does be will re-embark
In business in Mexico, where he has
20 many and such warm friends. Joe
Moore has helped to make Mexico
what it is and we expect him to stay
with ne until We become 3 sure
enough city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21
AUDRAIEs WEALTH.
County Assessor Taylor Rerrey's Re.
port for This Year.

County Assessor Taylor Berrey has
Just completed his duties and to-day
handed over to the County Clerk the
assessment books complete for the
year just ending. The valuation of
Audrain county is perhaps greater
than that of any county touching her,
and the most satisfactory feature OF
this fact lie that the wealth of Audrain
Is not In the hands OF c few money
lenders, bat q reference to the ASSESS
msnt as complied and tabuIated by
Mr.. Berrey viii chow that much Of
our wealth comes from the rural dis
tricts and is composed Of stock and
land rather than money and notes.-the
land and stock being owned by the
proprietor OF the farm. Our wealth
abstracted reveals;
II Na acraa Vnlu0.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21
MISSOURI PACIFIC HELD UP.
Three Men Rob the Northbound Train
From Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, NO., Dec. 1s.-Three
men, ell heavily armed, went through
a sleeper on the Missouri Pacific
train, northbound, from Kansas City,
tonight, and held up all the passen-
gers. The men evidently boarded the
train here.
Shortly after the train left here, at
e;46, they appeared In the Pullman
with drawn revolvers, ordered hands
up, and took ell the valuables in sight.
They got five watches, lot of jewell
ry and about 900 In money.
The robbers dropped of the train at
Nearmsn, Kas. The regular trainmen
and the passengers in the other care
did not know that the hold-up was in
progress.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21
saturday. j b, the asd psy Of Dessnha.

TRUSTEES SALE whereas, GeoIgss, gs,.sr a
ForEy and Keziah W. Fergy, bis wife ana .s,tsa s5s
Eorgy and Cora Forgy, his wife, bj thelr ~ M
deed OF trust dated the 2lth day OF Janua * n
and recorded on the 18th day OF January T. ~ ~
the once OF the Recorder OF Deeds Wisls " ~
for Audrain County, Missouri, in book Il ~ =.
2l0, conveyed TO the undersigned trus1eei ssa
cure the payment Of the indebtedness. ~ u ss5u-
deed OF trust described, the following ~ IParh
erty, to-wit; Southwest quarter oI tne " BE-
east quarter, the northwest quarter n
southeast quarter, the north one-hsn ~. ~ ssa
southwest quarter OF the southeast qasaissstsr Il
the east ten acres OF the northeast W m.
the southwest quarter OF section tNsnS W. nSSssr,sf
also the west one half Of the nortneass eso-th.
and the north twenty-foGr acres Of w " ssssos
west quarter OF the northwest quarter y rsnrs
thirty six, all In township 1fty y-one hoI \. ii IA
Eve west Of the fifth p. NJ, oontalnlhg y n a.
acres more or less and ell lying and esinf s,s-ss
County Of Audrain IN the state o. - nsy-
And whereas default has been made " ~. - 4 de
ment OF said Indebtedness, nov thefeiosssss ~ isi
undersigned trustee, at the request " ~ II he
holders Of said Indebtedness and By fiis.l rgsf
powers Ia me vested iE and By said ae59 saeT tsF
VIII eel said property to the highesl sasse 10
cash af the east frunt door Of the eo9is sists Il
Mexico. 10 the County Of Agdrain N ngi,,gipTiFTH g,g
Missouri on SATURDAY, Thk AIll.srsass q
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1883, for ne .Isst ~
SO 's'' ''-' BENJAMIN Piill4Af,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

From the St Louis Live Stock Reporter.
Harris Bros, of MeOredie, No.,
we're on the market with s2e pound
heifers that we're good enough to
bring SAILS. The Missouri Dressed
Beef 90. bought them.
Hisey & Lee and Ben Middleton,
Mexico, No, had horses on the mar
ket.
Yesterday Mr.. L. O. Anthony, OF
Centralia, NO., marketed s6 head OF
1875 pound hogs at a OH. Through
IN error, on the part Of the reporter,
they we're quoted as averaging 2os lbs.
ST. Louis Lfve Stock Indicator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21
AMERICAN OFFICER RECEIVED
HIS DEATH WOUND WHILE
LEADING HIS TROOPS.
he WAS KILLED At SAN MATEO.
Left Manila Monday to Capture That
Place From the Insurgents-shot
in the Breast and Almost In
stantly Killed-Was An
Able General.

special Dispatch 10 the Ledger.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 10, 2 p. MA
Manila dispatch, received here to-day,
says Gen. Lawton, of the American
forces, was shot in the breast and al
most instantly killed at San Mateo
while standing In front OF bic troopa.
Gen. Lawton started Monday night
from Manila with the 1lth Cavalry,
under Col. Loekett, and hattaiions Of
the 2sth and 9th Infantry, under
Lieut.. Col. Sargent, to capture San
Mateo, where Geronomo has 800 in
surgsnts, and it was while preparing
to move upon the rebel forces that he
received his death wound at the hands
of the insurgents.
The latest press dispatch from Manila
regarding the killing Of Maj. Gen.
Henry W. Lawton on Tuesday morn
ing, says:
San Mateo was attacked at 8 O'Clock
and q three hours fight ensued. This
resulted In but few casualties on the
American side, apart from the death
of Gen. Lawton, but the attack was
difficult because of the natural de-
lenses Of the town.
General Lswton was walking along
the firing line within 800 yards Of q
small sharpshooters' trench, consptc-
uous in the big white helmet be always
wore and q light yellow rain coat. he
was also easily distinguishsble be-
cause of commanding stature.
The sharpshooters directed several
close shots which clipped the grass
near by. His staff officer called Gen.
Lawton's attention to the danger be
was in, bat be only laughed, with his
usual contempt for bullets.
Suddenly be exclaimed:
81 am shotln clinched bis hands in
a desperate effert to stand erect, and
fell into the arms of o staff officer.
Orderlies rushed across the field for
surgeons, who dashed up immediate
ly, but their efforts were useless.
The body was taken to q clump Of
OF bushes and laid on q stretcher, the
familiar white helmet covering the
face Of the dead General.
Almost at this moment the cheers
Of the American troops rushing into
San Mateo we're mingling with rifle
volleys.
After the fight, six stalwart cavalry
mem forded the river to the town, car.
rying the litter on their shoulders, the
stan preceding with the eolors and I
Icavalry escort following.
BRIEF BIOGRAPHY.
Mai. Gen. Henry W. Lawton wal
born in Ohio, March II, 1s43, but as h'
lived the greater part Of his life IL
Indiana, that State proudly claims hin
&c one of her most distinguished sons
| He was married to Mary Craig, Dea
Louisville, KY, in 1881. Mrs. Lawtol
and family we're with the General Il
the Philippines.
The President had Just ordere'
Lavton's promotion to . Brigade
General.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

THE Kansas City (Mo.) Times, under
the new management, has air eady
made several substantial and attract
i've improvements. The Times has q
new head, not only in the editorial
department, but on the title page.
Newtype haa been purchased through
out, the makeup of the paper has
been changed, while the paper, as a
whole, has been enlarged. The Times
now receives and publishes all of the
Associated Press dispatches and has q
large corps of bright correspondents
throughout the country. The C-.sor-
ial and reportorial staffs have both
been enlarged and strengthened. The
new Times is all right, and not only
covers the field tributary to il, but
will reach out and become one of the
strongest metropolitan papers pub
Iisheu anywhere.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21
LOOKS SERIOUS FOR ENGLAND,
General Butler Superseded by Baron
Roberts as Commander in.
Chief Of British Army.

The st. Louis Republic summarizes
the British Boer war situation ~ fol-
lows:
Baron Roberts, OF Kandahar, and
Waterford has been ordered to South
Africa to take charge of the British
campaign.
Lord Kitchener, who has just COM
pleted 3 victorious campaign in the
Soudan, that ended in the death OF
the Khalifa, goes out to Cape Town as
chief of staff to Baron Roberts.
The Queen has postponed her win
ter's trip south owing to the present
situation in South Africa.
The War Office announces that the
entire army reserve win be called out,
The Seventh Division will be mobii-
ICED at once.
Everything points to the fact that
Great Britain now fully realizes the
scope OF war in South Africa and Il
putting forth strenuous efforts to
turn the tide which has set in against
her arms.
The British army is South Africa ID
to be increased to 150, 900 men.
IN SOUTH AFRICA.
Disaffection is rife in Cape Colony.
From Cape Town comes news that
the Dutch throughout the colony are
holding secret meetings, while from
sserkstrom, to which point Gstacre
retired after his defeat at stormbergi
comes q dispatch saying that the en-
tire country north of there is In re-
bellion.
IN IRELAND.
Riotous scenes we're enacted in the
streets Of Dublin Sunday. The police
broke up several meetings. At one
resolutions were adopted denonnclnG
the war. Maud Come, the "lrish
Joan OF Arc" was arrested,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

On Friday Miss Cecil weimer came
near drowning In the Pollock mill
pond She and James Burhop broke
through the Ice about 30 feet from the
shore aud where the water was much
beyond their depth. By hard work
and by breaking the Ice as they went
the couple reached the shore. Had
# not been for the cool heads OF both,
Mise weimer would probably never
have reached shore alive She was
taken directly home and did not sven
catoh cold
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

AMONG the newspapers which are
advancing their subscription price on
account OF the advance in the price Of
raw material, we notice the Caxton
Cdpeat. The subscription price viii be
raised the first day of January from
81 to 50 per year. In view OF the
price of paper, type and labor the
latter price is very cheap.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21
PLANS FOB STATE FAIR.
sedalia Committee VIII Appear Be-
fore the Agricultural Board.

sEDALIA, Dec. is Senator Charles
&. YeAtsr, j. q. Boutwell,, J. O. Van
riper and T. o. Stanley will TONER
row go to Columbia to meet with the
State Board OF Agriculture in the In
terest of the Missouri State Fair.
This committee will ask the State
Board of Agriculture to appoint an
executive committee TO ct once begin
the expenditure of the funds now on
hand, In doing g portion of the pre-
limInary work on the fair grounds, sc
that the State Fair may be held dur
ing the year 1900.
There is now available for this pur-
pose about $4,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21
FOB SALE
General Grocery Business Established
Mere Than Twenty Years

Owing to the death Of ]. Il. Buckley
and III health OF ]. B. Moore the gen.
eral stock of the firm Of Buckley &
Moore is offered for sale. VIII also
sell store building II desired. Our bas-
insss has been 3 good one. For turth-
sr particulars inquire Of J. e. Moore,
administrator, 1t store. oztw9t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

H.F. CHmDERs is now editor and
manager of the Evening Sentinel, Of
Independence, Mo., and with 3. Fl.
Womaek as city editor this paper
should maintain the high place it hes
already acquired. Mr. Childers is con-
servative, but progressive, 3 splendid
business man and will conduct this
paper on business principles, while
Mr.. Womack Is q born newspaper
man and can smell an item of news II
It ls in the same State. We under
stand that Col. Jack Groves, of the
Sentinel, has accepted an important
position on the Kansas City Times.
Col. Groves is one of Missouri's most
talented young writers, q brilliant
crater and a thoroughbred politician.
While Col Groves is going to do some
Of the prominent political work on
the Tfshes, we understand that be is
going cut OF politics himself, and viii
devote al Of his attention 10 bis duties
on the paper. Col. Groves friends
throughout the State wish him much
success IN bic new flelo. Here is to
Groves, ohilders and Womsck, three
newspaper men who have entered
upon the new year In neg fields,
broader FIELDS, It is true, bat none too
broad for the mss who have entered
upon them
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

IK the new committees In Congress
Hon. Champ Clark, OF this district,
retains his place on Foreign Affairs,
with memberAhip on Patents, two very
good positions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21
BETTER DAYS.
By HoMER BAssFoRD.


DETER days are With rs nov.
~ The light upon the land Il clear,
And men are truer In the faith Of better deed.
The shAdoviznd that ages knew a. Fear,
Has bad its seArching sun to clear q waste foi
human nsed-
4" 'Twsrs better onesi" is but graveyard moan
For Tine ,ones dssd. .is good for naught bat stone
And nen and dssds whose coming se avail
Are more than buried Millions, once elsts-
The books We rsse, TIE stage We feed uponi
Are richer In thslr zorth than others gone.
Ana though We strive TO better what is best,
The better DAYS 20 come VII let no dol rest
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21
Mitchell White.

The Kansas City TINES says; Mitchell
White, son Of the genial Colonel Bob,
OF Mexico, is business manager OF the
Westminster Student. It's . safe
gusss that the Student is well patron
Ised. Success runs in that branch Of
the Whits family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21
Aam;.;s.rators Notice.

Notice e hereby given that s,s is,.'sii \
of administration upon the es'ess sssn
Mary +. Kesler, deceased, nsss ss Pro.
granted the undersigned by tne d..
bate Court OF Audrain Connsyi
souri,, bearing date Dec. lssS. ..osiuss
All persons haytng elallas sxhIbit
said estate are requested - o.,ristra-
them for allowance TO the su'iissl ssls II
tor within one year after me ~ ss'S prel
granting letters, or they may a.b ~ = al
eladed from any benefit Of saoL saSoxbIbE
tate, and IL such claims pc no. ~ datd
ited wfthin two years from 'ne
they viii be forever barrel; rsCdntrM
e7.s. Adminislfs1of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

Senator CockrslI introduced 3 bill
granting concessions to the West In
dies Development Company, in which
q number Of Sc Louisisns are inter-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

THE meat markets and grocery
stores of Mexico were closed Sunday
and we are sure that no ons suffered.
The proprietors were glad of an OPP
portunity to close and the patrons
very kindly bought their necessaries
on Saturday night. A peculiar thing
about this matter was, that some of
the people who were very much in
favor Of Sunday base ball we're oppos-
ed to the meat markets being open on
Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

IT was made very clear to ali the
members of the National Committee
during its session In Washington that
Ellhu Root, the Secretary of War,
hEs been selected as the RAINING mate
OF President Mckinley in the next
campaigs, and the word was passed
around that Ii was desirable TO nomi-
nate him by acclamation. No candi-
dates for the presidency and vice.
presidency have ever before been de-
termined upon go far in advance OF
the nominating day, and there was
never 30 much unanimity In any polit-
ical organization concerning a plat
form. The next Republican conven-
ton will be brief and Its proceedings
can be written up in advance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21
SANTA CLAUS LETTERS,

BONNER, MONT, Dec. l5.-Dear o,s
Santa Claus: Please bring me so,.s ~
candy, nuts, nice book with pictp,.s
In it and easy words and good ,0a...s
scarf SO can 90 out to play. plsaaa
bring uncle Henry TIN horn ana :
jumping iacki these / know he s.,r
give to Johnnie and me. m
Leland Ward BesRles.
BONNER, MONT, Dec. 15-ns..
Santa CLAUS: Please bring me sor.
oranges and real soft candy, becsnss
/ haven't very many teeth ana ~.
any kind Of toys that will make ~. ~.
Of noise, and a.picture book that wi,,
tear real easy. ""'
John Lotion Beaola.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

TmERK is some talk OF having a
rabbit hunt in Audrain county for the
benefit OF the poor. Such an enter
prise should result in large amount
- f~s.h ,.aaat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

Mise Data GFiggs vent TO Higbes
this afternoon 10 visit her brother Il.
o. GFiggs, end be In sttendanos 81 the
Martin. Hines nnptials, which taks
place to-morrow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

A beautiful souvenir given
away with each purchase at
Joe g. Vic Barth's big clothing
store all this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

SOME OF the newspapers which have
in the past tried to ridicule other
newspapers for publishing Santa Claus
letters from the little folks are now
slipping In and trying to initiate, as
usual. The LEDGER is proudthat it
was one among the FIRST so represent
the children in this matter. When
newspaper becomes strong with the
women and children in the home and
around the t1reside it lie on substan tial,
everlasting footing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21
TRusrEE,s SALE.

WHEREAS, william E. Grub q single mazda
the nth day Of November, 1886, by big dssa
Of trust, duly acknowledged and recorded q sas
deed Of trust records Of Aiarain County, ~.
sourf, in book i6, at page b3S, conveyed % v
undersigned trustee the following descnoA
real estate, situated in Audratn County AA'
souri,, to-wit;
Lots numbered five % and SIX (el, in hOss
No. one Q), Of Connell's addition to the town 2
Laddonia, Missouri, which said eonVeyshee "
made in trust to secure the payment OF eaFIaz
note In said deed OF trust descrtoedi and ,EhelE
as, the said William E. Grub (s single nial
did also on the 10th day OF November, lSl, y
his deed Of trust, duly acknowledged ana 4
corded In the deed OF trust records OF Audiaa
County, Missouri, In book is, at page 44s, 90,
vey 70 the undersigned trustee lots numbers
seven "a and eight (el, In block No one u 2
ConneIl's addition to the town OF Laddonia, AZ
drain County, Missouri, which said oonEeysas
was made in trust to secure the payment o.
certain note In said deed described and Shsls
as, said william E. Grub has n W been -
for more than uine mohths; and, whereas, -
notes are now due and unpaid; now theieI9is
I, tho said trustee, at the request or the lesA
holder Of said notes, Will, on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21
Holiday Excursion Rates

Tbs Chicago 3 Alton and Wabash
railroads viii sell tickets to all point.
within 200 miles at the rate Of one and
one.third fare for the round trim
Tickets on sale December %, "a, d.
80, 81 and January 1. Good to return
until January 2, 1900.
3. s. WILSON,
Ticket Agent
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

a. Whitney and family have moved
into the Grove residence on South
Jefferson street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

Charles ]. Eiferton was found dead
on farm near Mora, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

Total wealth OF county. q, ,24s, ,7s0
A comparison shows that the assess
ment has varied but very little during
the last three years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

Mise Mayme Younger, OF sedalia,
was seriously burned. He dress caught
fire In q peculiar manner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

Mesdames 8. B. Cook and e. B.
Wilson are expected to return from
St. Louis tonight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

NJ. Ladison, one of the proprietors
of the Hub store ct Marshall, is In the
CITY on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

THE Uarrollton Democrat is among
the enterprising Missouri papers
which published a handsome Christ
mas edition. The cover was designed
especially for this paper and was
most attractive. We know of no
community which is more loyal to its
local papers than Carrollton and we
congratulate Hon. W. r. Painter, ed
itor Of the Democrat, on the high re-
gard with which he and his publica-
ton are held by the people in that
part OF Missouri. The Democrat is
published for the people and the peo-
pie are solid for the Democrat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

DR.. ]. P. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs.
Jscob Douglass, Thos. Berry, hr.
johnson and daughter,of Benton City
we're IN this city Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21
Last VIII.

Greenvills Willingham, BY bis last
will, has bequesthed to his mother,
Martha Amanda Willingham, bis real
estate. To bis father and brothers his
personal property.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

Jno. W. Sims, OF this city, and r.
A. Wilson's MobeFly, we're the guests
Of K. 8. Wilson at the Ringo yester-
day OF supper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

RBAD the Christmas advertisements
in The LEpaEE before yea bay your
hol;day eeods; u VII szvs yoa mensy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

Henry Llewellyu, who lie attending
3 school of pharmacy In st. Louis, is
home for the holidays.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

W. O. Reed, of Kansas City, is Wis
itinR his brother, DR.. W. L. Reed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

Arthur Crawford has returned from
hunting trip In Pike county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

Sam Northern, of Kansas City, lie in
Mexico. He came up from St. Louis
last night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

Buekner & whitney have some great
Christmas bargains. d3t-w1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

Who has store full of all new she's,
and boots9 g. D. Everybody pa.
tronizes G. d. Good goods and small
profits win. d5.w2
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

Geo. Hatton, Of Texas, was In Mex
leo yesterday en- route to St. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

Mrs. e. q. En, of Palmer, ILL.,, ID
the guest OF Mrs.. M. 4. M4lasn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

Mrs.. BsnbesFeF, The midsife Of 81.
Louis, who l. charged with the death
Of Mary Holtkamp, Of this eOuniy, is
being tried fer some Of the crimes she
4 charged with. No witnesses have
been subposnaed that We know Of
from AudFsin county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

Gall on Backnsr & Whitney for foe
perfumes and toilet articles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

A beautiful souvenir given
away with each purchase at
Joe & Vic Barth's big clothing
store all this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

Miss Laura Graves, of Monroe coun-
ty, lie the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robt,
McOIenuey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-12-21

Henry Clark, Of Beptos City, On
Mondsy sftsFnoou iost pocket sooK
Il thla city containing abeut ss.