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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27
Taxation in Missouri.

Mr. E. W. Stephens, publisher OF
the Missouri Reports and Statuets,
makes the important announcement
that he will publish in September,
Taxation in Missouri" by Mr..
Frederick N. Judson of the st Louis
bar.
The work will be a careful study
of Taxation in Missouri "as it has
been, as it is, and as it should be-
1t will include a history Of taxation
in the State, showing its develop
ment from the territorial govern.
ment and under our successive State
constitutions. noting the impor.
tant statutory changes and illus-
tratiye judicial opinions constituting
and applying the statutes.
The discussion Of our present tax
ing system will include a careful
study Of its different features, show
ing the construction of the consti.
tuition and statutes by the Supreme
Court and the practical working Of
the system in the hands of the
local assessors, and aiao 10 the State
and County Boards of Equalization.
The taxation of Railroads, Street
Railroads, Banks, Trust Companies,
Merchants. ard Manufacturers, and
also License Inheritance, County,
City and School District taxation
and assessments for local taxation
are among the subjects SO treated
and the practical working Of our
system Of taxation az to the differ
ent clauses is pointed out.
Tho assessment and collection of
taxes, the defects of our system,
the want Of uniformity. and the
failure TO reach personal properly,
are also treated.
The proposed remedies for these
defects, the Slate bill, Franchise
taxation, the California system for
taxing mortgages, which lie to be
voted on as a constitutional amend
ment by our people in November,
the theories of the single takers and
others. are explaind and consider
ed.
In view Of current discussion
and prospective legislation, and the
universal interest in questions Of
taxation "a more timely work could
not be published. II win be 8 COM
plete handbook Missouri taxation,
valuable not only to lawyers, but
to all citizens who are i~ntesested in
the working or the amendment
of our taxing system.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

W. q. Burks win on the last day 0
the Street Fair give away . 81
acorn" cook stove as an advertise.
ment on the following pisn:
Rathbone, SaFd & Co., Of Aurora
Ill.,, who manufacture this specia
brand Of stoves, viii place some nnm'
Der between / and 10000 within /
sealed envelope and the party guess.
ing the nearest to this number VII
procure the stove without the slight
est cost. The stove viii be placed In
the show window Of Mr. Burks' store
on Washington street as soon as poe.
sible and the guessing viii begin on
Sept. l6s closing II noon on the Iasi
day OF the Street Fair, Oct II. Each
person lie allowed to guess onIy once
and only one membar OF . family can
vote. The guesaes VIII be counted By
three di~sintsFsstsd parties, living
out of town, nd announced in front
OF the store at 4o'clock on the after
noon Of the 18th. Get your gresses IN
early. This lie = remarkably generous
offer and Mr. Burks viii receive many
@ vote on this excellent stove.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27
GREETING TO F. m. CoCKRELI
Members of His Old Brigade Nee
Him at Bowling Green.

BOWLING GREEN Mo-, Sept. a.
One of the pleasant incidents OF Sen
ator r. NJ. Cockrelr's visit here yes
terday was enacted at the Office o
Probate Judge last evening, where Al
informal scamp FIRE" was held. Tn,
Senator has many army comrades ii
this vicinity and their presence her
yesterday afternoon inspired the IN
formal meeting OF the evening. Tn
time was spent listening to a reminis
cent talk from their old commander
and in general conversation.
Among those present Of his old bri
gade were Messrs. NJ. Jack Jones
Henry Topper, frankfort; Johl
Wright, Ashley; Joseph Duncan, OIL
ney; W. 8. Smith, C~iarksville; Jak,
HarboId, Thos. Jacobs, M. Van Wis
dom, Thos. Dalton, Joseph Adams
Charles L. Moore, Gus Anderson
Frank Davis, Of this city, and Eli
and Thos. omohundro, Of the Arm!
Of Virginia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27
YouNGS CREEK ITEMS.


-Corrsspondence Of the Ledger.
YoUEGs CREEK, Sept. 25.-We were
very much grieved to hear OF the
death OF Mr.. Runkle Of the LEDGER.
We extend sincere sympathy to hli
friends.
Miss Vertie Crawford 10 sick oil
fever, she being the fourth member
of the family who has had that dis
ease this fall.
hrs. q. t. Srhteffer is convalosuvnl
after a spell Of illness last week.
The sale at Geo. Johnson's farm last
week was we'll attended and stock
brought good pricss.
w. II. Brenton sold q mule colt to a
firm In LaddonIa for eos.
Emmett Settle and wife have re-
turned to their home In Cedar City,
after an extended visitto De. Settle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Hall visited
homef0lks nea OentEslia last week.
The farmers are certainly locking
forward TO better times IL Bryan is
elected. In travelling over Monroe
ana Audrain counties we notice most
all OF the farmers are improving their
farms in some way, either by build
ing houses, barns or fencing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

c-orrespordsncs Of the Ledger.
RUSH Hill, Sept. 2s.- Quilting Il
the order OF the day.
j. q. Green sold bis drug store "a
Messrs. Kendall and Green last week,
We wiah the boys uecess
]. A. Medley shipped bic household
goods to CORN, No., Monday. Mr..
Medley and wife win follow soon. We
are glad to learn he has been called
upon to preach the gospel there bat
sorry to loose 50 good e neighbor and
friend.
Jas. Meyers, from Mexico, visited
friends aud relatives here Sunday and
Monday.
Walter Henderson visited bis par
ents in Fulton Sunday.
Geo. Slime visited his parents and
friends Sunday.
VIM. stine, who has been q member
Of the police force In st. Louis for
several years, Is visiting HE parents
this week.
The Poikadotte Club viii give 3
height social and supper ct L. O. Pas
Saturday aIght, Sept. %, for the
benefit Of the Christian ehnruh. We
expect q good time. A cake will be
given to the handsomest couple, also
the taliest couple. We promise
you 3 good supper which will cost
you according to your height In inches
and 3 good time free Of charge. & very
body cordially invited. You can
spend is or 20 cta. 10 no better way.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27
MISSOURI DEBT

To-day the interest bearing debt Of
Missouri lie S2,s42, 600 in option bonds,
bearing 81 per cent interest. Not.
withstanding the persistent efforts o.
the Globe. Democrat and ~ par.hts.
cans OF the State generally to damage
q reputation and credit, these bonds
command & premium In every market
In the civilized world. They will al
be paid of and cancelled during the
second year Of Governor Dockery's
administration.
The schools and seminary certificates
nov outstanding amount to $780,
$500. Concerning them, Governor
Stephens, In bis message to the For
tieth General Assembly, truthfnlIy
and well said:
"While in estimating our indebted
ness we must take into consideration
our Certificates of in~debtedness,' ag-
gregating s., sG3, 1885,. AZ, drawing 5 per
cent and 6 per cent interest, IT must
ct the same time be remembered that
they are also assets of the State, that
the principal is not to be paid, and
the interest which accrues thereon can
be used for the sole purpose OF assist
Ing In the support of our public schools
and State University. the real debt
Of the Statess, therefore, Insignificant,
10 proportion to our assessed vaIaa-
ton, and while it may not be entirely
extinguished during the present ad-
ministration, / see no reason why 1t
cannot be paid of within the early
days Of the succeeding one. Ny own
judgment Is the rate of taxation should
not be changed until we have seen
every dollar Of our interest bearing
debt paid on and cancelled
ANY Missouri school boy, who is At
all famillsr with the lave, the history,
the Constitution and conditions in this
State, knows that the Certificates of
indebtednesen cannot be termed q
legitimate debt Of the State. These
certificates are neither negotiable nor
transferable. II the State owes them,
1t owes them to itself. II they had
ever to be paid, they will be paid to
the State. II they should be burned or
stolen, the State would not be 3 Loser
thereby. Again, within two years the
Democratic State officials will have the
pleasure Of witnessing every dollar Of
the legitimate debt OF Missouri cam
eelled, and every outstanding bond
redeemed Jefferson City Press.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27
LAND SALES.

Isaac Neal and wife to Bette Bry
ant, south half OF lots / and 2 block
Ely q Daniels addition to vandalia
$500.
Presley Walker 10 VIM, M. Duck
worth, north half southeast northwest
S2-6o.s, less 10 feet north side, 5000.
]. L. Hixson and wife to ]. E. Blk.
son, east half southeast s.52-7, 500.
Robt. Dollins and wife to Robt. d
Spencer, 8 acres, part north hal
northwest % 5 10, south of railroad,
$500.
Joe D. Davis and wife to Jessie A
Winfrey, southeast southwest 10 and
east half west half 22-61-10 and west
half southeast and southeast south,
east, $500.
o. B. Davis and wife to Jesse A.
Wipfrey, west half southeast and
southeast southeast 22-61-I0. $1,000,
John T. Triplett and wife to James
q. Richardson, 10 6-100 acres south
west corner northwest northwest 4-52-
@, $3.50.
Edwin N. Faddis to James W. Tate,
y north half northwest 90 52-I0, 5000.
John 81. Wayne and wife to NJ. B.
Guthrie, west half northwest 2s-5O-s,
$1,000.
Everett Barton, trustee, to t. ]. &
AT. Cornett, east half northeast $50
8, $1,000.
Louis o. Roberts and wife to Henry
Roberts, northwest northwest 1882.
10, s1,400.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

THERE will be q grand Democratic
rally In Mexico on October 20. Some
OF the most prominent Democrats in
the United States will be present, and
there will be more people in Mexico
than we're ever here before at one
time. Democrats win come up out Of
the ground on the Goth of October.
Among the speakers will be Honora-
BILE Jos. Bailey, Of Texas, one OF the
finest orators 10 the world. Con-
gresham Vandlver will also be on
hand. There viii be speaking day
and night and a grand old fashion
Democratic rally will be enjoyed by
everybody. Don't forget the date,
October Goth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27
LADD0NTA ITEMS.

corrsspondenoe Of the Ledger.
LADDoNIA, Sept. 2e.-The Laddo-
nians were ali there, we mean at the
show.
Miss Logan, of Yandalia, is In the
trimming department Of Mrs. Basard's
millinery store,
Mrs. 7. Lemmop, Of vandalia visited
in Laddonia the first Of the week.
Mics Harlinger. of Mount Carmel,
viii keep house for Mrs. V. Bomar
during the present school.
Mas Ida Grubs viii stay With Mrs.
R. W. Pearson dnring the winter.
hire. R. w. Pearson lie visiting In
Mexico.
BID. Mayhall IL holding a series oil
meeting at the Christian church.
Little Joe January, son Of Mrs
January, died last Thursday and wal
buried in Farber cemetery on satur-
day.
Ladies', you are invited to attend
Mrs. Basard's millinery opening or
Saturday, Oct. g..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27
E L NJ DEAD.
The Illinois Senator Passed Away in
Springfield at Eight O'Clock Tues
day Morning Of Heart Failure.

Special Dispatoh to the Ledger.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 25.-General
John III. Palmer, former Senator from
Iiinois, died at his residence In
Sprinfield, ILL.,, at s O'Clock this morn
ing from heart failure.
General Palmer was apparently In
the best Of health but q short time be-
fore death came and acted az honorary
pall-bearer at General McClernand's
funeral Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27
RAILEY's WAGER ON BRYAN.
Texas Congressman Bets $4,000
Against Stable Of Horses.

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 2s.-Hugl
L. Asher, Of THE place, and Congress.
man Joe Bailey, of Texas, have made
8 bet on the presidential d which
surpassss anything yet recorded IL
tins state. Asher is to give Bailey BIZ
entlre trotting stud, including stall.
lions, brood mares and youngsters
shout 200 animals, If Bryan wins, and
and Bailey viii pay TO Asher sf5, 900 II
Mckinley wins.
Asher is the owner of Highland
farm, formerly owned BY h. o.
France. of New York. Mr. Bailey,
who is in the city, a cent bic stock
TO Highland from the place be had
rented IN the country.
BAILEY DEsTEs THE STORY.
sr. Louis. No., Sept. 24-In your
Issue this morning you print an abb
sard and sensational story from
Lexington, KY, which represents ma
- sssslng $4,000 on The pending
presidential election. There Is not :
syllable Of sruth In the story. 1 have.
net wagereda dollar on this election
er on any other one for fifteen years,
aud desire you 10 prizt this eorrec.
ton. Respectfully,
J. ". B=ILEY.
TEE aeeFs artiels was Published IL
he st. Louis uiobe Democrat Monday.l
New dFess goods 81 Emmons.'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27
Administrator Noties

Notice lie hereby given that letter.
Of Naturalization upon the estate a
b. b, Runkle, deceased, have been
granted the undersigned by the Pro.
bate Court Of AudFsin County Me.
souri, bearing date OF September Fl,
1900.
All persons having claims agaIns,
said ettats are requested to exhibit
them for allowances TO the sdmlnlstra-
Tor Within one year after date OF
granting letters, or they may be pre-.
ctuded from any benefit OF such estate.
and u such claims be not% exhibited
within tso years from the date they
will be forever barred.
4. N. WHITE,
N'ft Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27
NOTICE TO PARMERs

The annual meeting OF the Barmsrs
Oo.opefative Insurance AssoclalIor
o. Andrain County viii DO held owe,
nsLnaway q Keath's store In Msxioo
on october Q, 1900, commencing at Il
ec,ock >. m. Important business
makes 1t desirable that We have Isres
attendance. Following changes ia ~
constitution are proposed ana Mi
come before the members at thai time.
lat. Article 2, Section 8. Changed 81
nat tenant property will be rated II
enc and ~one-fourth Of ocoupler. also
ina. school houses and churches mav
~ lnsarea under the D and one-
fourth rating.
Cad. Article q Section 7. cbsnse
separate assessment on stock a.
abolition OF three-fourths rule.
go. Issnranee on unoooupIsd pFop.
eTty may be retained hy consaat -
president and secretary. Pea
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27
County News.
MARTTNSBURG ITEMS.

mari A4GAo
Correspondence Of he Ledger.
MARTTSsBuRG, No Sept. &.-Mrs
Lon Burchard Is home from q pleas-
ant visit to Macon friends.
Mrs. Robt. Morris visited 10 nsexics
last week.
Quite 3 number Of the young pe0'
pie from this city attsnded the show
in Mexico last Friday.
Frank Meyerpessr, =ss has been il
Sc. Louis for the past month, re.
turned home Sunday.
Misses Leta johnson and Pearl Ne.
Donald visited in Montgomery City
last Sunday.
Caleb Martin, Of 81. Louis, is visit.
ing In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brinker, who have
been In Kansas for the past TIRES
weeks, where they attended the we'd
ding of their son, Charles, arrived
home last Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

IT strikes the LEDGER that Ii would
be 8 good idea for the City Council to
employ the very best legal talent to
give an opinion on the validity Of the
extension of the limits OF Mexico.
Let the matter be thoroughly ex-
amined, and it the opinion lie to the
effect that the extension when made
was legal, Why hat viii settle the
matter without any law suit, court
costs, or bitter feeling of any kind.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

L. w. CLARK, of Mexico. No., gen.
erai manager Of the orchard work fos
the Wilkerson Nursery and Orchard
Company, has been given q valuable
prize offered By his company for the
salesman selling the most goods dur
ing the month of August. Mr.. Clark
has been with this company shout 6
years and lie not 3 regular salesman,
as bic services are necessary in the
orchard, bat be got out during August
to set a pace for the other boys. Tkis
company has about 20 statesmen on the
Foad-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27
DULY ITEMS.


Correspondence Of the Ledger.
DULY Sept. 2e.-Sam Fletcher ID
improving Duly school house by Civ.
ing 1t a much needed painting.
Clarence Hopkins and wife visited
friends and relatives in Kansas City
last week.
Chas. Hill, who had his ankle dis.
located by q runaway horse two weeks
ego, ia improving.
Jas. Fox is painting his house.
VIM. PIttman has rented $40 acres
of land from J. 7. johnson, north o.
Rush Hill.
The NJ. E. Church, South, Confer.
ence in Fulton, sent Rev. W. 8.
Rocker to Trinity for another year.
Mr.. Witt and family attended the
Montgomery Street Fair last week.
Mics Ella Showers ia visiting friends
In Montgomery county.
Rev. Rocker win preach at Trinity
church Sunday, Oct. 7.
b. o.. Sims lie visIting his brother
win Slime, OF near Rush Hill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

MRS. O. H. HARDIN has doubled
her subscription for the Galveston
sufferers. Quite q number of Mexico
people have not subscribed toward
this fund who should do so. Some
VINO asked the LEDGER to sgitsts the
matter have not yet made their sub
scriptions. Give this matter your
immediate attention and pay your
subscriptions to S. d. Locke so that
be can forward same at once,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27
MORE BODIES FOUND IN DEBRIS.
Remain Of Sixty-Four Galveston Vic
tins Recovered Saturdsy-Four-
teen Taken from One House.

GALVESTON, Sept. q. = sIxty-foui
bodies were recovered to-day, four.
teen being taken from n building al
Twenty Second and Beach streets.
With the exception Of the abolish
ment OF the temporary hospital
which was established In the United
States Custom House directly after
the storm, there were no develop
ments In the health situation to-day.
The sick and injured who applied for
treatment received attention. There
have been but few deaths since the
storm. SO far but fourteen have been
reported, all OF which were directly
or indirectly caused by hurts received
during the storm.
Trains are coming in, passengers
regularly, freights as fast as they can
be accommodated. So much track
has been washed away by the storm
or Is still strewn with wreckage that
facilities for handling freight trains
are limited. Three freight trains, one
entirely Of cotton, the other two Of
general merchandise, have arrived
thus far. Advertisements are printed
to-day calling for 1000 men 70 clean
the streets and 500 teams. This work
is nov Ia ~contraetors' control. Labor
ia scarce and in great demand.
Beginning Tuesday, the relief COM
mittee will discontinue giving sup
plies TO families of able bouied men.
This move lie expected to stop many
negroes who are now drawing from
the commissionary and who are n
willing to work so long ss.they can
get free food.
The city is Frightening and getting
in better shape every hour. 1t will
be q month before the whole city is
clear and things again normal, but
each day shows marked extension Of
business and resumption of industry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

r
II we car show you the largest ant
most magnificent line OF Fail and Win.
ter suitings and overcoatIugs ever
shown In this section
II we can name you prices on Fine
Tailoring, fully 33h per cent. lower
than the customary charge
II we take your and make
yonr garments to fit you correctly
shapely garments, conforming in style
to the latest fashion plates
II We guarantee to do all this-
whether 1t be Business snit, Overcoat,
Pants, Fancy Vest, or what not In the
line of Fashionable Apparel
Can we interest yonf
You're truly,
RICKETTS, & EMMoNs
Olothiers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

MEXICO carries of first prize in ali
kinds Of rings at all kinds Of fairs. We
got fret premium at Paris, France, on
Audrain county apples, and Julia
Myrtle Tucker, infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. II. E O. Tucker, of Mexico,
carried on nrst prize for the prettiest
baby at the Montgomery City Street
Pair. Mexico and Audrsin county
are all right.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

TEE New YORK Verdict editoriaIIy
says: Grover mas declined the offer
Of the Mckinley administration TO
make him an International Arbitration
Commissioner. Al heart be abhors
this administration as much as oney
does No part OF parcel Of 1t for him.
The Verdict predicts that be viii ten
the American people 60 before eIee-
ton day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

Rev. A. W. Paisley will preach 81
Antioch Christian church, near Row
ena, next Sunday IT II O'Clock 9. m.
and ATTIC p. m. also on the satur.
day night before e Tao.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27
For Sale or Trade.

Small farm-eighty aeres-fourtesE
miles north of hexico, Eve miles south
Of Santa Fe. Good six room house,
good outbuilaings. one-half mile Of
school house, good neighborhood, 100
apple trees; all in cultivation, 10 acres
In meadow. VIII sell or trade fer town
property. X. P. Ball, Florida, No.,
or J. n. Bal, Mexico, Mo. w-oet-za
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27
special street Fair Premium.

We viii give at the Mexico Street
Fair , me large Superior cooking
stove for the best loaf Of salt rising
bread baked on 3 Superior cooking
stove. Ali excepting prize loaf re-
turned to exhibitor.
FERKrs A OAurnoRE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

The AobsrIy (Mo.) Monitor says:
Miss hsy Luekie, n of Mexlcois
charming young ladies, is the guest
OF her cousin, Mrs. W. II. Balrd.
on Carpenter street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

N. I. Warden and family are home
from Excelsior Springs, No. Mr..
Warden is very much improved In
health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

Bee what the cash will do; 10 per
cent. on on any buggy in orr house;
call and see for y~ouself. This is no
fake aalei goods guaranteed.
FERRIS & CAUrHoKE,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

THE people Of Mexico are very
anxious thAt the flower parade be =
success, and we feel SURE it viii. Mex
100 has 3 reputation for doing things
right and We arc Satisfied thai the
Street Pair. with al OF iss features,
will nOt only be up to the standard,
bat viii satisty even the most ambi-
Hem.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

1as- Newton Basket lie In New York
looking after some Of his publications
Mr. Baskets books are becoming
most popular.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

See what the cash will do. Ten per
cent off on all vehicles, except Crack
er-Jacks-5 per cont on Cracker
Jacks. FERRIS & OAUTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

Jewel and Superior oak stoves: air.
aghli good hsalsFsi Gre keepers.
FERRIs 4 CAuruonr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

Thirteen American soldiers on board
the transport Grant died en- route
from Manila to san francisco.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

LINCOLN, EEB., Sept. q. = -Four
masked men held up the express car
on the st. Louis- Portland train Of the
Burlington early yesterday ct Wood.
lawn, q few miles northwest OF Lin
coin. The through safe, which the
messenger could not open, was rot
molested. The robbers secured q
small sum from the local safe. After
going through the safe the men left
the express car and scattered. tits
supposed the robbers boarded the
train at this place. Ayoung man who
came to Lincoln says the engineer
was struck over the head with arevol-
yer and that the pockets Of the
passengers were riied. The railroad
officials deny this story. qt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

Robt. Hisey is attending the State
Fair at Springfield, III. with "Red
Bad, one Of the best horses In the
country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

hFs. Geo. Morris many friends viii
be glad 10 knov that she is able to be
out Ngzin after 6 severe spell Of Illness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

Mrs. Robert &. Mcmillan Is missing
from her home in Decatur, III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27
HOLD Up ANN ROB rwO TRAINS
Bandit Gets $500 on Northern Pacific
and -Four Work on the Burlington.

SPOKANE, WASH. Sept. q. = A
masked robber held up the west
bound Northern Pacific passenger
train at 1 O'Clock yesterday morning
and stole $500, severaI watches and a
quantity of jewelry. The robbery
occurred after the train left Athol,
Idaho, and the lone robber left the
train at Rathdrum. As the robber
stepped of Conductor Dunning fred
twice at him. The robber returned
the Gre, clipping 9 piece Of leather
from the conductors shoe. Every
occupant Of three sleepers was
terrorized by the robber, who had
BOARDED the train at Sand Point,
Idaho.
Christian Vail, . wealthy citizen Of
Milwaukee, Wis was one Of the
robbers victims, loaing 500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

Bee oar eiose-out prices en- vehicles
for the spot cash.
FERRIS q OAUTHoRx.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-27

Best 81 shos On earth at the soltz
Shoe snd Clothing %. ds-vf