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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18

'Ben-Hur" begins the fourth month OF its most
prosperous run at the Broadway Theatre to-mor-
row evening The results have more than full
hlied the desires OF the most hopeful and although
Beu-Hur' has now run for three months TO the
utmost capacity OF the Broadway Theatre, there IS
larity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18

The Mascot VIII be sung at the American
Theatre this week, when in addition TO the regu-
lar Wednesday and Saturday matinees, a special
performance will be given the afternoon or
Washingtons Birthday. Audran's melOdiOus work
has been previously given here by the Castle
Square Opera Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18

William Gillette and Sherlock Holmes continue
TO I'LL the Garrick Theatre. The record which this
attraction has made Is likely TO be maintained
until the 10th performance and perhaps the 2Oth
performance of the Conan Doyle drama is reached.
Mr.. Gillette IS well his way toward the
lJOth performance and. Notwithstanding the long
time he has been before the New York public
and the many novelties he mas TO compete with.
there Is sign Of any diminution in the demand
for seats for Sherlock Holmes"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
TIE OLD ENFIELD BRIDGE.


The old Enfield bridge. which was carried
away By the freshet IN the Connecticut Hiver
Thursday afternoon. was a remarkable struct-
,,-a having 2 remarkable history. II was built
under a charter granted by the General AS
senlbiy in 1875. although the bridge itself was
the second 20 be built under that charter ana
had been standing since 1893. II was on piers
q the old type Of wood construction. hessy aIo
cum bersorne but IL stood the freshels % nc
th-ee-a11arrers OF a century well VI iate y
had been closed 70 wagon travel on account "
The weakening Of the piers II was bulil uloei
4 close charter. the coIpoTatoLS n b-iSea AZ
ceived the exclusive right 10 Dullo a u =
any rosnt OF the Connecticut River between lhe
north line Of Windsor and the Aass sSl atr
State line. This right mas peeL sleatAlIs -
rafned and when the Springfield and ia lLo 1
Paflroad now the Consolidated, Dullt Us ne
from this city north the Enfield Dridge cha t
l5v-1a-g vyerr 20 The courts and maintained the
exclusive right 70 the shore ends OF any pIlosE
that might De built in the limits descrloeo SUI
fourteen miles The courts Upheld the cIlaf =
and me railroad company paid SIo.OOo TOT the
right 70 anchor its bridge at W slrenouse o-L-N
a the shore ends me puDlic DiIoss e., - "a
s0nville and Warehouse Point each hau u 20 20
tribute 10 the close charter The brldge Wa
owned by william D. Marsh. Of Chicago ana
VIII not be rebuilt The charter, however VIZ
D. maintained in perpetuity
I1TER EsTISG SUPREME COURT CASES
An interesting decision by the Supreme Court
was handed down this week. setting aside the
Judgment Of Judge George ". Wheeler In what
Is known as the Instantaneous death" case and
ordering a hearing for the award Of substantial
damages The case is that OF the heirs Of a
linennan named Davis. who was in the employ
q the Hartford Electric Light Company, and
who was killed by contact with I'VE wire he
suit was for substantial damages, but Judge
Wheeler Of the Superior Court. ruled that as
the victim did not suffer any pain nor recover
consciousness after the contact with the wire
his case did not under the law come witnlh
rs realm u substantial damages. he there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
THE METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.

gent comment Of trained listeners and the impair
tial and competent criticism OF the press.
VARIED OPPORTUNITIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18

Way Down East" will observe Washingtons
Birthday by special matinee o Thursday the
Academy OF Music. This Will be in addition the
usual Wednesday and Saturday matinees. This
sketch Of New England life has been seen in New
York upward OF three hundred times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18

"Coralie & Co. Dressmakers.' continues at the
Madison Square Theatre. and excites considerable
degree Of nerriment. II will be continued for some
time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21
TRIPLE ALLIANCE ASSURED.
Pep1lists and Silver Re
pablicAns Are Together.

CHICAGO, liz, June h.-8enatoF
Butler. Of North Carolina, PopuIiat,
and Senator PettigreE. Of South Da-
kota, Silver Republican, held . con-
ference with Chairman Jones' Of the
Democratic National Committee.
The Senators were afraid that silver
might be left out Of the Democratic
platform entirely, and they came "a
protest. againss suchua course. They
did not demand that it should be the
paramount or even the secondary
issue, but simply that il sh0uld be IN
the platform. MI. Jones assured
them it would be.
This, It 10 believed, assures q triple
alliance Of Democrats, Populista and
Silver Republicans similar to that Of
1898.
Another matter which the Senators
discussed with Chairman Jones' wa
the Endorsement BY the Democratic
convention Of Charles A. Towne, the
Populist nominee for PresI'
dent.
Mr.. Jones held out little hope fol
Mr.. Towne. He told the two sens'
tore that the Populists ignored an I'm.
derstanding at the Sioux Falls con
vention BY nominating Towne- Tbs
Populist candidate isa personal friend
Of Mr. Bryan and viii join him in thu
Wisconsin fishing excursion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

Oolman's Rural World says: 8. p.
EmmOns, Of Mexico, NO., owns one Of
the best bred herds In the State. It IL
composed mostly fthe leading Scotch
and Bates strains. The herd is
headed by Victoria Baron, 100, S57, got
by Imp. BurgomasteF, 9o,sl3, out Of
Victoria Briee, by Imp Liddesdals,
zn,249. traoing 70 Imp vintoris 90th.
We have already given q description
OF this bull. He IL assisted by = good
son Of the worlds champion, Young
AbbottsbuFn, 1i0,67s, out Of Duke
Abbottsburn 2nd, 123,667, out Of
Duchess Of Hilldals, by 22nd Duke Of
Airdrie, 1895; third dam 9Th Duchess
OF HilIhurst, 1883. He is q low down
blocky fellow and II be makes as good
q sire as Victoria Baron has he viii
be q great acquisition. he lie q direct
cress Of the Scotch and Duchess and
he ought to be a valuable sire. The
herd is composed ofthe Scotch violets,
Orange Blossoms, Butternys, Sybils,
Autumn Queen and Bates Oraigs,
Barringon, Moss Rose, Rose Of Sharon
and other good families. Look up
Mr.. Emmons' advertisement. You
will find him q good man to do busi-
ness with.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21
THEY APPLY THE TORCH AMI
BLOODY SWORD II TIE
CITY OF PKKIE.
TIE GERMAN IIEISfER MURDERED
Native Christian CouTerss Msralszly
Maasacresd-Big Catholic Ca
thsaral At Pekin Destroyed
City o6eiAis Burned
at the Stake


Special Disraich g ths iSaEer-
NEw YoRk, June c
advices received here this
afternoon state that the for
eign Legations at Pekin, China,
have been destroyed and that
the German Minister, Baron
Won Kettler, a son-in-law Of
Henry r. Leywood, Of De
troit, was killed. The Baron
less is there.
There is a wild panic al
Tien-Tsin. The Boxers have
burned the residences OF many
foreigners and have COM
pletely destroyed a number o.
English and American church
es. They have also massa-
creed many Of the native con-
verts to Christianity and ser
wants Of foreigners, and have
burned several native city off.
Gals at the stake.
The large Catholic Cathe.
dral in Pekin was burned after
its valuable contents had beer
removed and carried away.
The situation is appalling
and there is no longer doub'
that war will result.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21
WE BOTH SUCK EGGS"


Nothing has attracted ~ much at
tsntion In Missouri politics recently
IS the speech Of Dol. William d..
Phelps, made at the Carthage (Mo.)
convention recently. II was a reply
10 Ex-Governor William ]. Stone, who
was quoted as saying Phelps was q
lobbyist.
Speaking OF GOV. Stone and himself
and lobbying, Dol. Phelps said; eve
both suck eggs, but he hides the
shells.u
There was 60 much inquiry ~ to
the origin of the phrase, which at
tracted wide attention, that the Star
wrote 70 Col. Phelps, asking him
whence 1t came. BE replied to-day
In the letter given below:
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June Q, 1900.-Re-
plying to your favor Of the 4th inst,
addressed to me here this moFning,in-
quiring the origin of the expression,
"we both suck eggs, but be hides the
shells.n
This expression Ia not original with
me. When a boy, / lived on q farm
in Western New York and my father,
like most poor farmers, had more
dogs than cows and our only source
Of revenue was q lot Of hens, which
were the pride Of my mother and the
support of the family. One year my
mother missed 80 many eggs that
she concluded they were eaten by the
dogs, because the shells were 30
thickly scattered about the place. Ny
older brother and myself were set to
watching the dogs. We soon dis
covered that one of the dogs wal
smoking from q dozen to fifteen egg
9 day, and we whipped him several
times and finally tied him up, bui
brother and myself wer again put to
Watching the dogs. We had q dog
named "Smoothy," q sort Of q cross
between q Chinese hairless dog and 9
hound. He was not noted for his in.
telligence nor was he q thing Of
beauty, but he asa very "knowips
and mysterious dog and deceived Q
great many people IN the neighbor.
hood. He thought be was smartel
than he really was. My brother and
saw this dog 60 behind q stack one
day and we followed him, and where
be had been digging we opened q cav'
and found about q barrel OF she'll
which he had hidden there. Om
father then decided to kill both dog
and one OF our neighbors asked him Il
Smoothly sucked eggs, and he 70.
piled; "They both suck eggs, bul
Smoothly hides the shells" This Il
the origin OF the expression 50 far n
I know. Yours truly,
w. III. PHELPS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21
? J. LAKELAND, JR
Son Of the President of the Boatmen's
Bank Died Friday Morning.


Rufus J. Lakeland, Jr,, son Of Ruful
]. Lakeland, president of the Boat.
mems Bank, died Friday morning al
the home of bis sister, Mrs. Halsey
O. Ives, at 1871 Westminster place.
Mr.. Lakeland was SO years old and
unmarried. Over week ago he tel
sick from 4 disease Of the tissues,
somewhat similar to blood poisoning.
he vas boarding at the West Enc
Hotel, but rs o o as his condition
grew serious he vas taken to BIZ
sisters home.
The funeral will be held Tomorrow
from bis fathers residence, 1875
Locust street. Brothers who live In
Mexico, Mo, are expected 10 reach
the city tomorrow morning. The
only other immediate relative out OF
the city 10 : sister, who is now living
In Paris.
Mr. Lakeland was born in st. Louil
In 1874. He was educated at Washing.
ton University. He had no active
business, bat maintained an ONCE In
the Laelede building.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21
v A CHRISTIAN LIFE
Words Of Commendatioa for Freddie
Laekie, the Mexico Soldier Boy
In the Philippines

The following letter from Q lady
missionary In the Philippine Islands
10 Mrs. John 2. Luckie, Of this city, In
reference to her son, Fred, who 10 8
soldier, Ehould be read twice By every
young man:
7 NrS. yohn r Lnckis, Mszico, No.
MANILA, II GALE SAN MAEcKLrEo,
May 12.-My Dear Friend; You win
understand my writing to you when ]
explain ii is In behalf Of your dear
boy, Fred, whom ! hsve met many
times at the Third Reserve Hospital,
where ! do missionary work. he and
1 are great friends and / believe al
mothers like TO hear about their dear
ones who are 20 far from home he
is q boy whom you should be proud
OF; ouch q beautiful Christian char
acter. His Life tells for Christ among
she boys. He IL 70 pure, lives such q
clean life and ! am sur his gentle
manly manners bespesk much for hid
earlier training. Many times as
enter the hospital ! wish you might
be there to have him greet you also,
BE loves you % dearly. l love "a
hear him talk Of you. II does one
good to find those who live the Chris.
tian life among these boys for many
the majority By far, who led Chris.
tian lives ct hons have becoms
greatly d~emoralized here. These boy
certainly need our prayers ~ well q
our own Christian boys. Pray much
for Fred. The temptations = great
but be IL q real little Daniel. III
attends meetlngs regularly, though
his duties confine him closely to ID,
hospital
The missionary Geld IL immense an.
. very hard one, yet TO me the moe
baautiful In AL the wosla- Wnl Wel
please pray for me, also?
Remember, j shall do anythinl
within my power to help Fred. he 1
one Of my "pets" there. have sew
eral there now; one boy at the poin
Of death whom / visit quite often
May GOD bless and keep you AM
cause His face TO shine upon you
Yours, all for jesus,
M. GENEvTvEK CUTLER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21
DELEGATES 70 KANSAS CITY.
MsaR Stone stsphsnA Phsln and
Bzn Chosen AZ gsaszsoa City -
Delegates At Large


JKFFERsox CrTT, Ne, June 14--Tke
Democratic eonyention zas called 80
order at i7sSo this afternoon b. Chtar-
man ssibsrf Of he State COMMITTEES.
Congressman Champ Clark was In
tredncsd as temporary chairman He
maze = 1hort speech. retaining thanks
for M honor conferred on hin, and
pleading for harmony, saying that the
Democrats party Il greater than the
ambitions and interests Of any one
man, and personal interests should not
BE- considered.
BE paid q tribnte 20 the memory Of
the late Richars P. Bland, saying IL
Democracy won this year the victory
would be dns more 10 the infnence Of
Bands lie than to any other. He
praised the platform adopted At The
KAnsas City eonFsution, particularly
thu 1e-to-I free silver declaration.
"If q wa and Is wrong to have three
wives in UtAh,n sAid Mr.. Clark, slant
IL lsTong for one Of Cur citizens In
Mindanso 10 hayeSo0s If il was wrong
10 have . black slave ia the United
States forty years ago, isn't II wrong
10 have . brown one In the snlu group
to-day?H
At another time Mr. Clark called
July eth HsE Jefferson Day.
ave must be careful In selecting
cur vice presidential e~2ndidats.s mr..
Clark said. further on, ssIf yon'H look
the matter up y0a'H End thai one cat
Of seven Of Cur Vice Presidents sue
ceeds to the presidency. So re must
Be careful twill not DO to have only
one mar standing between u and the
political enemy
his declaration that we should have
allowed the HIipinos TO establish their
own government under our protection
Eas eaeered enthusiastically. His ref
erence to the heroIsm Of the Boers
was applAuded. BE devoted special
attention to the record Of the Rspubli-
can administration and explained the
meaning Of imperialism.
TEE CONTEXT FoR DELEGATES.
Ths contest for delegates to the
National Convention at Kansas City
on July zth "a spirited. Former
Governor Stone was placed in n0mi-
nation by @. O. Dickson, Of Clinton;
Mr.. Phelps By Attorney General Crow
z. NJ. E&sber by Congressman Ruck-
or; Gov. Stephens by d. ". Shackis-
ford; D. A. BAH by Edgar d. Rich
mond, of Macon. Champ Clark made
8 strong speech, ssconding the nomi-
nation Of Mr.. Ball The bailosing be-
gan At 1880 O'Clock with the following
result:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21
FEEL THE CHANGE.
HUNDREDS VOLUNTARILY EN-
DORsE A SPRINGFIELD,
OHIO, PRODUCT.
A Statement by Well-KnOwn Citizsl
Who Has Found Great Relief
BY Using It

The tine has come when the peo-
pie in Mexico feel the change. Hun.
dreds Of people in this city have CIV
en- voluntary endorsement Of the
great change they have felt after
using MoFrow's Kid-ne-oids. The
people realize the good obtained BY
their . and give hearty expression
OF the same.
KId-ne-oids win cure . lame back,
kidney backache, urinary and kid
ney disorders, sleeplessness and ner-
vousness. We always like to give
reference az 70 the merits Of Nor
rows Kid-ne-oids and this time refer
you 10 John GAR, residing at 25ol
Brooklyn avenue, who says: SCI did
not suffer from kidney trouble very
long, for ] VA fortunate in getting q
remedy which effected q cure In q
short time. The symptoms Of my
trouble were severe palm In my kid.
neys and lame back; also urinary
tFVNoApg upnhp " hhAnnAN
highly eolored urine and Q burning
scAlding senSation in the passage.
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids cured me In
less than ten days. They seemed %
take right hold and strengthen my
back and kidneys, relieve my urinary
troubles and brace me right up.
want everyone 70 know about Nor
rows Kid-ne-oids and 10 assist In ad-
vertIsing them ] viii permit my
statement to be published
MorroW's Kid-ne-oids r not piIis,
but yellow tablets, which is the Sol
enuhc form OF preparing medicine.
They r put mp in wooden boxes,
which contain enough for about two
weeks treatment and sellfor nifty cents
Q box at all druggists.
Descriptive bookIet mailed upon re-
quest by John Morrow q o., Chem
fnfa C~nrfu0floId OhloL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21
sTwenty Years Ago =
This Week.


VIM. West closed hlaresiaurant.
Capt. and Mrs. J. O. Greenman we're
in the north.
The O. q A. base ball club beat the
town boys 10 70 IA.
Miss Lon Wardweli wa wed to II.
O. Elliott, Of Virginia.
T. 3. Buoknsr and ii. MeIlhaney
formed . law partnership.
Sarah Bernhardt engaged hersslffO
an American starring tour.
Weaver, Of Iowa. was the Green
back nominee for President.
George Morgan, q former Mexico
printer, died at WarFensburg.
Elder J. A. Brooks dedicated the
new Christian church at LittIeby.
Redman Galloway closed bis gro
Gerry store and became teller Of the
Bouthern Bank.
Pert A. Emmons, Of the Mexico
Herald, and Miss Lizzie Ooons, Of
Pike county, were married.
George Il. Simpson and Miss Mary
e. Lippencott, OF Laddonia, were mar
ried by Elder w. ]. Macon.
TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
VIM. Garter, aged q years, died.
Auxvasse organized LOT Pledge.
Born, to Mr.. n Mrs. Ed. Clark, a
son.
"old Man" Mcdowell died at Co.
lumbia.
Mrs. Sadie e. Wiley was visiting in
Indiana.
q. A. Stewart returned from spo-
kane Falls.
James A. Henderson, aged 80, died
at Concord.
Walker Pollock and Miss China
Gibbs were married.
O. o. Manitt was chairman Of the
State Central Committee.
Alvin Kendall and Miss Hattie John
son, Of Laddonia, were wed.
Robert Beatty, aged II, died at his
home 0 miles west OF Mexico.
Abbie, the 7-year-oId daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. j. r. Llewellyn, was
very III Of pneumonia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

10 ne Editor Of the Ledger.
MEXICO, June 16.--Please publish
In the LEDGRR which is the larger IN
area, the United States or China.
READER.
China is larger than the United
States. The are Of China il 4,2is.4 01
square miles, while that OF the United
States is s,eO2,SOO square miles, ex-
elusive Of ouba, Porto RIso, the suIu
Islands, Hawaii and the Philippines,
These latter aggregate over i67 s6ss
square miles. The total estimated
population was In 1896: China, 402,-
go, ooOi United States and possessions,
81. as. O4O.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21
BROKEN BRIC-A-BRACS.

Mr.. MAJOR, the famous cement man, Of New
Ycrk.szYlnins some very intsrsstingf facts aboui
MAJORS Cement.
The muihtudsa who use this standard articl.
know that is q many hundred per cent better
than other esnents for Which simflar claims an
made, buta great many DO not know why. IN,
simple reason Is that Mr.. MAJOR uses the besI
materials ever discovered and other manufAc.
tursrs DO not use ihsm, becanse they aro too eE-
pensiEe and do not allow large pronts. Mr.
Major teIa u that ono Of the slemsnh Of HI
cement costs 1.B . pound, and smother cost
H.os asallon, While . large share Of the 70 caTlet
csmsnts and liquid glue upon the MARKET arr
nothing more than asxteen cent glue, dissolved
10 water or citrfo acid and IN some cases, altered
alightly 10 color and odor By the addition Of cheaT
and useless materials.
Nalof's cement rstafs as fifteen cents an
twenty-five cents a bottle, and when . deaiel
tries % sell q luostituts you can depend upon d
The profit on MAJORS cement q a much a
any dealer ought % make on any cement. Ans
this IL doubly true In view Of the fact that eact
dealer gets bis share Of The benont Of Mr
MAORI advertising, which now amonntB 70 ovsl
~ 9 month throughout me country. Re-
Inaist on having Major,s, Donr sccept any Of.
hand advioe from q druggist.
nyoa are a al handy lAnd you VIII be iIkelJ
@ nad nat yo1 are q good deei more 20 thar
and family ahoss, and nny Other ruSSer snc
leather aruclea, win Maior's Rubber Cement
and Maiof'a Leather Cement.
And you v1il BE- surprised At how many del.
Z SoSS our l kSa W s oan4 a1 snrUly vou. /, ,,,u =,
forwarded BY mail; either lind. free Of pos,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21
Sheriff's Sale Under School
Fund MOTtgage.

Whereas, O. U. Gentry and Annie
Gentry his wife, by thelF certain deed
Of trust, dated July 81, 1894, and
recorded In the Recorders ofics Of
Audrain County, Missouri, In book
No. 1, ct page 1877, conveyed TO the
County OF Audrain the following de-
scribed real estate situated in Audrain
County, Missouri, to:wit:
The west half of the northeast GUAR.
ter and the east half Of the northwest
quarter, section four %, township
hfty-two(52), range eleven (11).
Which said conveyance was made
In trust to secure the payment of the
promissory bonds in said deeddescrIh.
ed; and, whereas, said bonds are due
and remain unpaid; now, therefore, ct
the request OF the legal holder OF said
bonds, and by authority Of the pFovis-
ions Of said deed of trust, l viii, on
Friday, the 22nd Day of June, 4. D.
1900,
proceed to sell the property herein
before described, at public vcndue to
the highest bidder, for cash, ct the
east front door Of the Court House, Ia
Mexico, Missouri, between the hours
Of Q O'Clock In the forenoon and S
O'Clock In the afternoon Of that day,
to satisfy said debt and the expenses
OF executing this trust.
NJ. N. NELSON,
Sheriff Of Audrain County.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21
Beware Of 0intments for Catarrh
That Certain NereurT.

ssEssazv VI gHAsY destroy Ne sense d
Uzz sd eenElstsiT 6srszEs us whoie 50
Esz EbA sztsztns Il nroaxh ne maeoas sur
fzeM 6zch zrf1ries zhezh neFeF Be used e1
~ q prescriptions firm Reputable phyecia1a
1s damage fkey Eln 10 ten told 70 ~
EpH yea cez poazsbiy esFiFs from them Hali
czizrFh Cars, nsnzszctursd b. ?. }. chs1ey 4
Co. Tasdo, o. contains 10 Mercury and 4
szksa tzteFaazys actzEg A->eeT upon The booi
81 nzoeas Surfaces Of he system In buyinl
Halls csiAff1 Cars Be sure yea gst The genuine
HIS zkss iaasfnaIlys s1d made ia Toledo, Ohio
D. r. J. 0sneg 4 CO. Testimonials free.
Bsis , druggists. price 10 per botes.
Hal.a Fazlx Flls are he besl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21
A I,ife and Death Fight,

Mr.. w. A. Hines,o OF Manchester, Ia
writing of his almost miraculous es-
cape from death, says: "Exposure
after measles induced serious lung
trouble, which ended in consumption.
1 had frequent hemoFFhages and
coughed night and day. All my doc
tors said I must soon die. Then ! be-
gan to use DR.. Kings New Discovery,
which wholly cured me. Hundreds
have used 1t on my advice and all say
1t never falls to cur throat, chest and
lung troubles" Regular size SOC and
81. Trial bottles free at J. F. Lew
eiIvnis drug store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

hiIlions In gold dust are coming
from Alaska IN steamers that have
cleared.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

Miss Jessie Purcell has gone to st.
Louis where she has Q position az
book keeper and stenographer at
Mayneld SanItarium.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-06-21

The yandslIa Leader Gays: Mexico's
ball team came down last Wednesday
and, Of course, was defeated. In the
words of the small boy, 1t was 1.-THE
same thing over agaiu,n It being
many years since Mexico captured 6
gama from Vaudaua.