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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02
FACTS ABOUT CHINA.

The city Of Pekin consumes nearly
450, 900 tons of rice annually.
The Century gives the total area Of
China as 4,21s, 4o1 square miles.
The area drained by the great
Yang-tss-K iang river Is 10000 square
miles.
The coast line Of the Empire <
ceeds 1880 miles, and the land from
tier 400 miles.
The surface area of the Chinese
Empire is eighteen times greater than
that OF Great Britain.
The purest Chinese Is spoken in
Marking, and Is called ''the language
Of the mandariaus.n
The edible dog Of China lie q small
one OF greyhoundhke form. The skin
is almost destitute Of hair.
There Is no distinction Of the parts
OF speech in the Chinese languags,and
no recognition Of the principle OF in-
Election.
The penal code Of the Empire is at
least 1000 years old, and under ita
provisions about 12,0OO persons are
annually executed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02
County News.
DULY ITEMS


correspondsncs OF the Ledger.
DULY, August 1.-Most of thu
farmers have threshsd with good re.
suits. Oats are turning out wen
making from 10 to 50 bushels pei
acre.
Rev. Rocker preached two excellent
sermons at Trinity Sunday morning
and evening.
There will be no . preaching al
Trinity the let Sunday In August, bui
come and enjoy the Sunday School
which meets at 10 O'Clock every SUM-
day.
Mr.. Chas. Farrah and mother, Of
Rush Hill, and Mrs. Bridges, Of Cius-
ter Co.,, Neb., and Mrs. Washburn, Of
Kansas City, Kan, were the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert Sunday.
Lena Hopkinsis the guests Of friends
in Auxvasse.
Misses Myrtle and May Williams, OF
Mexico, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Olapper Sunday.
Miss Butler, OF near Skinner, will
open g writing school at Duly the
first Monday in August.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02
About Cant. FulkersOn,

The Odessa Missouri Ledger, In its
historical souvenir edition last week,
contained an excellent cut OF Capt.
]. ]. FulkerBon, Of Higginsville, who
IL well known in this city. The paper
mentioned sayss
"Slnce 1870 our subject has been a
resident Of Missouri, coming here
from Virginia, the State Of his nativi-
ty. In 1875 he graduated from the
st. Louis Medical College, and the
same year commenced the practice Of
his profession In Oak Grove. Seven
years later he came to Higginsville,
this county, where he practiced con-
tInually, with the exception Of one
year during the Spanish American
war. April, 1898, he raised q compa-
ny Of volunteers, Company K, Fifth
Missouri, and served as captain
Of this company until November
Of the same year, when they
were mustered out of the service.
His regiment saw no service, but
were at ~Chicamauga, which was per-
haps worse. Here Capt. Fulkerson
performed the double duty Of officer
and surgeon for almost the entire
regiment. Men who served under
him say that he was untiring in his
efforts to relieve their wants, and that
he more than spent his salary for
medicine and food for the sick. He
was probably the most popular oflcer
in his regiment. DR.. Fulkerson is
also an ex-Oonfederate, and was a
private In the Thirteenth Virginia,
joining when less than fifteen years
old. DR.. Fulkerson is the Demo-
cratic nominee for collector, and will
make q good officer. His Democracy
is gilt edge. His untiring aggressive.
ness has made him prominent in local
and State politics, and he has labored
faithfully for the success Of his party.
He IL 9 man OF splendid moral
character and public spirit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02
Central College, Fayette.

Central College, Of which DR.. e. B.
o~raighead lie president, Is one Of the
Oldest and best equipped colleges In
the West. The new Oupplss Hall,
just finished at 3 cost OF $4,000, Ia
perhaps the finest college dormitory
in the state. Here young men of
limited means find board, including
steam heat and lights, at about o. .
week.
BY recent action Of tho trustees the
college il now open to women In all
departments. Thus q superior edu-
cation is offersdto girls Of about one.
half the cost in female colleges and
boarding schools. Young women,
too, may obtain excellent board 81
smith and Willis Halls at actual cost.
Central College has in buildings and
endowment e400, 900. There were $50
matriculates during the past year.
The college has q 5000 loan fund for
promising students OF limited means.
Free catalogue; address DR.. Craig
head at Fayette, Mo. w3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02
Ladies', Attention.


French Tansy Waters are COM
pounded from the recipe Of one Of the
most celebrated French physicians
who used them in his private practice
for many years with unfailing success
In the treatment Of painful and sup
pressed or irregular periods, and
they can be depended upon to give
relief I'm all cases. French Tansy
Waters is not q new remedy, having
been sold In Mexico for more than
ten years, and thousands have found
salvation from suffering and com
plete relief from Irregularities. BE
sure TO take only the genuine in red
wrappers, printed in gold. Price, e.
La France Drug Co., Importers, sar
Francisco, and for sale by Bucknel
& Whitney, druggists, Mexico, Mo
aala aoaufa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02
DRAWING 70 A CLOSE.
The Jester Case Given 10 the Jury
Crowds Came in All Kinds Of
Conveyances.

NEW LONDON, Mo-, July 31.-The
crowds to-day broke all previous
records. Court convened at 8 O'Clock.
As early as 4 o'clock vehicles loaded
to the guards began to arrive. People
came by rail and in buggies ell day
long in order to hear the addresses Of
the attorneys. Cullen was reared in
this county and his friends naturally
came from far and near to hear him.
Next to the star actors in this
tragedy the man most observed was
Joshua Jarmon, the father Of young
Juryman H. l.. Jarmon, both Of Mon
roe county. The elder Jarmon is per-
haps the largest man in Missouri. He
requires q buggy all to himself, and
then there is not really room enough,
even without q top. He weighs near
Iy 500 pounds, and occupied as much
room In the Court Honse to-day az
three ordinary persons. He was much
interested in the proceedings.
VERDICT EXPECTED TO-DAY.
The excellent order preserved all
through the trial, despite the crowds,
has excited much favorable comment.
William 8. Forrest, of Chicago, will
close the case wednesday morning,
and before the day Is gone the fate OF
Alexander Jester may be announced.
T. T. Rodes, of Paris, concluded his
argument in two and a half hours.
He exhibited wonderful familiarity
with every detail Of this great case.
CULLEN QUOTED SCRIPTURE.
P. H. Cullen, of Mexico, Mo-, senior
counsel for Jester, spoke more than
five hours and closed the cas- for the
defense. He said, in part:
tThis defendant, born In North Oar
DINA, moved to Indiana and began
life Just In time to hear his nations
call to arms to save the nation from
dissolution. Under the Stars and
Stripes he fought as bravely as any
man, and when the dogs of war were
chained and peace once more reigned,
wrecked in fortune and impaired In
health, he returned to the bosom of
his family. For this excellent reason
he was poor when, in 1855, the crowd
ed condition of Indiana drove him
furthar west- Ia IL not Enfair to da-
ride him for his poverty when these
are factB2
"These gentlemen assume bis guilt
because he fed from jail. Did not
Joaanh and Mary 1aa with the v0un1
child, Jesus, down into Egypt to es-
cape the wrath Of the wicked Pha-
roah2 And who says this Is evidence
Of guilt?
"They say he is guilty because he
does not speak In his own behalf. Do
you not remember that the Savior OF
mankind was on trial before PLATE and
he opened not his mouth? Was this
evidence of his guiltf Yon are asked
to convict this defendant upon q very
weak chain of eircumstantial evidence,
Who knows that Gilbert Gates Ii
dead2
ssShrewbury's testimony is gan
creme to the heart. Shuck talked
through iron doors and prison walls,
rode on railroads before they were
built, saw steam shovels before such q
thing was known In Missouri, and
tried to travel with Gates to Sidney,
where, the States attorneys claim,
Gilbert Gates had no idea OF going,
Shuck is Pinkerton's proudest de-
tective."
The crowd was so dense that the
court was compelled to order the
doors closed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
A Nan Fell From a G. q A. Train Last
Night Near Thompson.

A man fell from q o. & A. train be-
tween here and Thompson on Tues
Day night and 10 now at Thompson in
charge Of q physician. he is serious
" injured and has q bad cut about the
head, but 10 10 thought that he will
recover. He first said he was from
Milwaukee, but later said ne was
from New York. He 10 unknown to
any Of the railroad officials or the
people about Thompson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02
POLICE PROTECT o
Mob Of Several Hundred Gathered to
Demolish a Tabernacle.

MANSFIELD, o., July S0.-overseer
Piper of the Church Of Zion and his
i've elders held two services here
yesterday at the tabernacle under
protection ola big squad of police.
At a late hour Saturday night a mob
of several hundred people went to the
tabernacle intending to demolish 1t,
but the police put a stop to the pro-
ceedlngs.
Rev. Mr.. Piper announces that
Elder Fochler, who was mobbed here,
will return and preach here as soon rs
he RECEIVERS.
He will probably ba nlanad under
arrest as soon as he appears, in order
to prevent trouble,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02
Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining In the Post
ONCE ct Mexico, No., for the week
ending August 2, 1900, which II not
called for in thirty days will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office at Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters In this
list will please say ''advertised:"
Alice Circus, NJ. B. Edmiston, Matte
Clicks, John B. Harrison, Arlina Jack
son, Mrs. Lizzie Kerr, Mrs. Sylvester
MerstitIer, Charlotte Miller, O. A,
Parsons, Jas. L. Roberts, Miss Anna
Verines.
w NJ TpurnAR- pnatmantar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02
RUSH HILL ITEMS.

-
Correspondence Of the Ledger
RUSH HILL ugust1 .Menden-
hall began a series Of meetings here
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Redals, of st. Louis, Is the
guest OF Mrs. E. A. Feutz.
Miss Matte Paisley is home from
Kansas City.
The Misses Harper entertained q
number of friends Saturday evening.
John overstreet, Of st. Louis, made
a business trip to our city Tuesday.
R. 8. Mecklin is having a new resi-
dence built. J.. P. Harper is doing
the work.
J. A. overstreet, OF Montgomery
City, representing the Chris Sharp
Grain Commission Co., was in our
city Tuesday to see our grain men.
Mr.. Geascl, nea this city, has
timothy of his own raising with heads
ten and one-half inches long.
Merit Roberts, son Of L. W Roberts,
cut his foot very badly last week by
stepping on a moving machine scythe
bare footed.
Mrs. Fountain visited relatives near
Rowena this week.
Everett arrah, who has been on
the sick list, IL improving.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02
JESTER Ann JURORS WEEP.
Argument for Defense Causes specta.
tors to Shed Tears-Hon J.. o.
Allison Spoke Six Hours.

NEW LONDON, July so.--Hon. J. o.
Allison, Of New London, spoke six
hours and q half to-day in the Jester
case. He said:
"If the defendant Is guilty, he must
be 90 found under the law and evil
dence, and not merely upon HuspIc-
Ion. Incidents of ones early life
fade from memory. The statutes pro-
vide that after ten years, even, proof
Is 10 uncertain, and by the reason OF
lapse of time one may even lose his
right to property. This is defined a
wise provision OF law. This is an I'M
equal battle. This is not a case OF the
State Of Missouri against Alexander
Jester-that is q misnomer-it is q
case OF John W. Gates and the Pin
kerton detectives, guardians for the
State Of Missouri, vs.. Alexander Jes-
ter. Still, IL IL admitted in the trial OF
this cas that the State of Missouri is
unable to enforce law and order and
protect the peace and dignity OF the
State without the aid Of millionairee
and their Pinkerton detectives. The
State has enforced law and punished
crime successfully for q century with
out such aid and, let old man jester
be guilty or innocent, 1t is q burning
shame and q humiliating admission
that at this lats date the great State
OF Missouri Is compelled to have the
aid Of Pipkertons and millionaires be-
fore in can enforce Law and order.
"Jester's trip from Wichita to Indi.
ana was one of love. he went there
to see his dying sister, and his old
mother, and to bring his poverty
stricken sister, Mrs. Street, out to
Kansas, where she could get q free
home. he needed an extra wagon
for that purpose and did 60 to Indiana
and bring out to Kansas his sister In Q
wagon which he had bought from
Gilbert Gates. After Jester started
on his trip east he fell In company,
near Fort Smith, with Gilbert Gates,
and they concluded to travel together
and from there on they made them
selves known wherever they stopped
as Alexander Jester and Gilbert Gates
and showed the buffalo calf Ia differ.
emit places and their identity was well
known. At Renick, Mo-, the boy said
that he and Jester would soon part,
He had been talking about selling the
team to Jester ever since they left
the Missouri River. Near Middle
Grove, where they camped that night.
Jester said he bought Gates out, and
that Gates showed him a letter from
his father authorizing him to sell the
team. 10 Is now proven and admitted
by A. A. Gates that he did write such
a letter to his on.
tsThe most remarkable fact In the
case is that at Middle Grove, the first
post office that young Gates reached,
he mailed q letter to his father, which
he never received"
The speaker denounced the use oil
money In the prosecution Of criminaI
cases. He claimed that Jester had mol
broken jail and willfully abandoned
his family, but that the jail was brok.
en- by other prisoners, and that the
old man went directly home to hi
family In Kansas to- sec his dyinf
daughter, Mary, and described the
a~ffectionate meeting with his family
This brought tears to the old prisoner
his children, the jury and many in the
audience Wept.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02

The Western Horseman, printed at
Indianapolis, Ind, says; w. b.
Grant, of Palmer Lake, COL, has
purchased the combination saddle and
road horse, The Admiral, by Rex
Denmark, dam by Grey Eagle, at q
reported price Of $3.50; also the
saddle mare, Emma Squirrel, by
Forrest Squirrel, at $500, and q black
saddle gelding, by Rex Denmark, for
$3.50. AS was to be expected, these
fine horses are products of Audrain
county, Missouri, and were educated
by Tom Bass, Of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02
MISSIONARY MEETING.
Programme Of Audrain County Chris
tian Missionary Cooperation
at Salt River Church,
August 20-21.

AUGUST 20.
$500 p. m.-Sermon, T. A. Abbott.
AUGUST 81.
$3.50 q. m.--Praise service conducted
by d. J. Msyes.
1o:Oo-Appointment Of committees:
a-on enrolment.
bon programme.
Con ways and means.
don auditing.
Con nominations.
f-on place Of next meeting.
g-On resolutions.
10:15-Enrollment OF delegates.
10:30-PresIdent's address.
11;O0-Bible school worn, Fl. 7. Davis.
Observation-Disclosures business.
12:00-Recess.
AFTERNOON.
2:00-Song service.
2:15-Conference on cooperation,
led by ]. b. Orutcher.
Necessity for cooperation, VIII.
Hook.
b-The advantages Of cooperation,
w. G. Surber.
GLOW to secure cooperation F.A.
Mayhall.
3:00-Sermon, ]. II. Bryan.
3:45-Announcementa and adjourn
ment.
s:00-Sermon, o. II. Winders.
AUGUST %.
$3.50 o. m.-Devetional service, con.
Quoted by NJ. Y. Duncan.
9:45-Report Of executive board.
10:0O-Report OF committees.
10:15-Sermon. "What 10 Preach
and How to Preach IT," r. d. Chinn.
1t:00-Sermon, w. p. Dorsey.
observation-disclosures buslness.
12:0o-Recess.
AFTERNOON.
2:O0-Song service.
z:I0-Auures5. sTne UnrfstIzn
Churches Of Audrain County Now &C
Compared With 80 Years Ago,"J. A.
Headington.
s:Oo-Sermon, Herbert Oorwin.
3;45-Parting words.
4;00-Adjournment.
EVENING.
s;00-Hermon, 8. d. butcher.
Music will be in charge OF ]. W.
Broaddus.
Beginning the day following the
county meeting Rev. butcher viii
commence Q ~protracted meeting 81
Salt River church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02

The roofs are on both Of the bar
rack buildings Of the military school
and lathing 10 going on In the north
one. The large force Of builders will
now devote the greater part OF the
work to the administration building
The fitting Of the steam service haI
also been begun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02
Quite 5 party VENT ashIpr trom

Quite 3 party went Hshipg from
here last Saturday.
The ladies' Of the Catholic Church
will give q picnic on August 20
Everybody invited.
Ches. Watkins, Of Mexico, visitec
his parents here last week.
The Misses Garrett, OF Mexico, re-
turned home Last week after . wall
with their cousin, Mrs. R. L. Morris.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Elgin, last
week, q daughter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02
SKINNER OLIPPINGy,


Correspondence Of the Ledger.
SKINNER, July 81. - Crops are
fourishing.
Meadows all In stack.
Whistllng Of the thresher Is abroad
In the land.
Old corn s selling at 40 cts a bushel
Judge Squirting contracted a good
load Of cattle to Fountain & Green, Of
Sturgeon, at s5.37k, to be delivered
In September.
o. L. Bruce shipped a load Of hogl
Friday.
Rev. Arthur Burch resigned ai
pastor Of Bethlehem church last meet.
ing. All regret losing him but hope
1t is for the best. He goes to Nor
borne Sc pastor for only half of hiI
time,
Mrs. JEFF Ellie, Of Mexico, Mrs. Jno,
Gass, Of sedalia, Mrs. Edna Sharp, Of
Tennessee, and Mrs. Frank Shell, Of
Kansas City, visited Mrs. Octave FL.
lis and Mrs. Ollie Holloway last
Thursday.
DR.. Ned Rodes, Oscar Lewis and
Cecil Mallory were out cunning Friday
evening,
an loo oroam DoUiaf WIN Do given -
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Lewis on Thurs
Gay evening, August 2. Other amuse-
ments will be INDUCED In
"a measuring party is given to you,
It's something novel as we'll as new
A nickel for every foot you are tall,
Measure yourself on door and wall,
Fer each extra inch another cent
given,
And thereby show how high you are
living.
With music and refreshments we viii
meet our guests,
All at cur party Of measure,
Everybody cordially invited to at
tend.
Born, to MI. and Mrs. J. W. Yeager,
. son. He has been christened
Bryan.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Sea-
man, July 28d, q daughter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02

o. ]. Beebee and wife to RoberI
Collins, north half west half south
west northeast 25-51.6, 800.
John B. Gregory to Linnie Allison
north half north half block Q, county
addition to Mexico, s2,125.
Sidney A.Oondict to Ida A .Forder'
base, u Of lot 1 and part Of lot 2 blocl
2 Warden's addition to Mexico, 800
John W. bill and wife to Thomai
B. Hit, u Of lot 1 block 5 Dillard'
addition 70 Mexico, 800.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02

Eminent Chicago diylnss denouce
the land-grabblng nations Of Europe
as being entirely responsible for the
present troubles In China and state
that the Boxers are patriots who are
defending their country against The
fspaeity and greed Of invading for
elgners.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02

County School Commissions Frank
L. Bruce, who mas been In st. Louis
Tor sevsral weeks recovering from IN
operation for appendicitis, will re-
turn to Mexico tomorrow. Professor
Bruce has had ahard siege OF sickness
and The LzDeER oongratulates him on
hia recovery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02
Thorrton Star wins.

J.. A. Potts lie at the Columbia Fair
with hisl string OF show and saddle
horses. On Tuesday Mr.. Potts took
hrst premium with Thornton Star
md also another ribbon on Ryland
RodAa-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02

Mrs.. o'Dsy, who attempted suicide
st the Lindell Hotel, in St. Louis, Il
stlll alive, but not out Of danger. No
definite statement Of the motive that
prompted the deed has been made
beyond her husbands theory that che
was mentally deranged.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02

b. +. Graves, formerly Of Audrain
County, IL now In the merchandising
business at Santa Rosa, Ualifornia,
and is doing nicely. he writes as fol-
lows: Fruit is quite plentiful here
this year. oropsof all kinds r very
good except hay. The largest crop
Of peaches In years. Berries , very
plentiful, stu prices are high. Black
berries are four and i've cents per
pound. Strawberries six 10 ten cents
per pound. Peaches are IL cents to
two cents. We all anticipate 8 pros
porous season this fall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02
Speaking at Laddonla.

Hon. Rhodes CLAY will adj
dress the Bryan Club Of Lad
donia on Saturday, August A,
at 8 o'clock, p. m. Everybody
invited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02

County School Commissioners Bruce
'AAs returned from St. Louis, much
Improved in health. While in st.
Louis Prof. Bruce had an operation
performed for appendicitis. He is
getting along nicely.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02
81. Louis Live Stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, August 1.-The beef cat
tie classes were well represented.
Steers sold from % 40 to % 70, stock
ers, % to a IS; feeders, % to "a Is;
COWS, o. rs 10 "a b0i heifers, % to
a ISL bulls, " 25 to 90 40.
Hogs-The bulk Of hogs sold ct
e5 20 to e5 IS. Pigs and light lights,
% to a5 221k, according to quality;
light hogs, s5 IS to 50 27k, bulk ct
% 20 to IS %. Medium weights, %
to s6 80, bulk going at % 20 to 90 %.
The heavy culls sold at "a 50 to "a 90,
and fair to best heavy hogs at IS 20
to % SIN. Good mixed hogs ct s. ID
10 % 20, and common to fair mixtures
sold at 81 so to S..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02

THE weekly statement from Gen.
Macarthur that the rebellion lie over is
accompanied by 4 cry for re-enforce-
ments and q protest against the with
drawal of any troops.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02
Ystmora Resigns


Because Of III health, Col. Moses
O. Wetmore, President Of the tobac-
co company which bears his name,
has temporarily retired from active
connection with the firm, and will 60
to Europe for an indefinite period.
John scullin, the largest stock
holder in the company, next to Dol.
Wetmore, will assume the latter's
official duties.
COL. Wstmore denies reports that
he is out Of the company for good.
Several days ago Col. Wstmore
suffered q slight paralytic stroke.
Mr.. and Mrs, E. r. Cunningham are
In Sedalla on a visit to friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02

Lafayette Yeates has sued Anni
R. NJ. Yeates for divorce; be state'
In his petition that be was married "a
defendant Oct. III 1885, and that she
deserted him June 10, 1899.
Maria Reed charges her husband
jacob Reed, with cruelty and deser'
ton. She wants q divorce and the
restoration Of her maiden name.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02

A. E. Forderhase, formerly Of this
Pity, is now located at Oakland, Gal.
BE writes the LEDGER that he lie very
nueh pleased with his new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02

Ed, Ryan was arrested ct Madison,
lll., wearing clothes which officer said
belonged to a comrade who disap-
psared while on q fishing trip ten
Reeks ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02

Vim. P, johnson, OF near Vandsliai
in Mexico on business. Mr.. John
on, who is a successful farmer, sayI
rOps In bis section are very fine, es.
aecially corn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02

Conditions at Cape Nome are very
bad. Disease ls prevalent and poor
provision made for harboring the
for the winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02

Rev. DR.. ]. J. Porter, Of this city, is
assisting Rev. A. NJ. Vardeman in q
successful revival meeting at Wanda
liza. Referring to the meeting the
vandalia Leader says; Rev. DR..
Porter, OF Mexico, is engaged in a
~protracted meeting at the Baptist
Church. DR.. Porter lie IN able
speaker and is greeted by q large
audience each night,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02

Misses IEez Hendrix and Francis Car
er left Wednesday for Denver, Colo,
here they will spend the summer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02

DR.. w. zimmerman, formerly OF
%dexIco, has moved from Madison
bIle, KY, and Is now located ct
Lebanon, Tenn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02

License to marry has been granted
Noel MCGOWAN and Miss Ruby Apple
pan, OF near Cant. The bride Is 10
pears Of age.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02

Mrs. Ohss. Rodgers and children, Of
Hster, are here from a visIt in Mont
Oily.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02

Thos. Chowning We. sudie Ringo Ell
u to set aside deed, and W. ].
Bolts VS.. sudie Ringo ct al; to SET
side deed, are the titles OF two new
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-02

Former Republican District Judge,
] A. Burnette, Of Kansas, has re-
Bounced Mckinley and imperialism
md will support Bryan.