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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

49,
Nora Wilmouth Wisdom was born
May 20, 1880, in Audrain county, Mo.
and departed this life on Tuesday
morning, October s, 1901, aged q
yeaB, 4 months and IS days. She was
a true Christian young lady, always
ready to work for the Masters cause
and was loved by a large circle Of
friends. An who saw her knew she
had been with Jesus and learned of
him. II seems sad indeed that she
should be taken away from that home
while yet 50 young-iust entering into
womanhood. For four long weeks she
suffered with remItent fever, but
Tuesday morning, Oct. 8, her spirit
took It's winged flight to the land that
i~s''nearer" tine God that she had loved,
honorcd and served, to dwell ~eternally
with him on that evergreen shore OF
that sun-bright cline, where death
viii separate loved ones no more.
The funeral services were conducted
at New Hope church Wednesday.
Oct Q, BY her pastor, Rev. Points. Of
the Holiness church. BLESSED Are
the Dead That Die In the Lord.r
f. II. L.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17
AUDRAIE FOUNTAINS IN TEXAS
Quite a Number Are Members Of the
Missouri Society in the Lone
Star State.

The members OF the Missouri Society
Of Texas met last week in Dallas and
decided to assist in the work TO make
the Worlds FairatSt. Louis a success.
The society IS but three years old
and contains on its roster about one
thousand members, among whom are
the following who are from Mexico
and Audrain county, according to
Sundays Republic:
At Abiline-Wm. A. Young.
At Baird-H. W. Ross.
At Bay City,. Linn Laid.
At Clyde-M. L. Hayes.
AT Dallas-Frank NJ. Davis. II. q.
Lincoln, S. A. Stewart, Mrs. Lizzie
Watts.
At Mckinney A. J. Newman.
At S0nora-A. r.. Cauthorn, James
|Cauthorn, Robert Cauthorn, d. A.
Cauthorn.
A large number Of the members are
from Monroe, Pike, Boone and Gala
way counties.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17
CONVERSIONS FOLLOW EvAKGE.
LISTS PREACHING ar ORE
CON, KANSAS.
EVERYBODY GETS CONVERTED.
Dancing Glasses are Abandoned, Po-
ker Playing Stops and Prayer
Meetings Are Held Stimuli.
taneously at All the
Houses in Town.

ST. JOSEPH, Oct l4.-The town Of
Oregon, thirty miles north Of here,
which has hitherto been a citadel Of
sin and iniquity, has been suddenly
transformed into a village that is reli.
gion mad, through the efforts Of Lin
coin Mcconnell, an evangelist who
has been preaching in a large tent
there for two weeks
Men who had never been known TO
&c nearer TO a place Of worship than
the sidewalk In front are now enjoy
ing the novel experience Of leading
religious lives The tent In which
the evangelist breaches has a seating
capacity Of 1O0O-iust equal The popula-
ti0n OF Oregon. The facilities have
been found insufficient
Drug stores which formerly did a
profitable business in malt and yari-
Gus liquors are now veritable apothe-
carries shops where nothing but drugs
and medicines are sold, and the old
topers Of the town are suffering from
parched threats because their favorite
brew is no longer obtainable. The
drug stores are closed on Sunday
afternoon while the proprietors and
the clerks attend services.
Inquiry regarding the large stock
Of bottled goods which they had on
hand when the crusade against sin
was started deyelopes the fact that
they have been summarily disposed Of
destroyed or returned to the brew
ers.
The Senate, the poker players club,
has been dissolved and the votaries Of
the green cloth and red and white
chips are turning their faces toward
"McConnell's tent and several Of
them have made public announce
ment Of their conversion.
A st. Joseph dancing master, who
bad organized = class there and was
preparing to conduct weekly hops at
the Opera House. has been notified
that the contract mas been abrogated,
as the majority Of his members have
been led 70 see the folly Of dancing.
and are devoting their time 10 rell-
gious work.
Services are held forenoon, after
noon and evening. As a test Of the
good that was being done the minis
ters who induced the evangelist to.
come 10 Oregon, announced a few days.
ago that prayer meeting would be
held at fifteen residences at the same
hour in the afternoon and reports
would be expected in the evening.
In every instance a successful pray
Ell meeting was held and practically
all the people in town must have
been praying at the same time.
Evangelist Mcconnell lisa native Of
Atlanta and says be was educated for
a lawyer aud that he was a criminal
lawyer for a couple Of years. He was
also connected with the police depart
ment Of Atlanta in the capacity Of a
detective for some time and has a
thorough knowledge Of sin in all Of its
forms.
He is obviously al understudy Of
Sam Jones, for his speech has much Of
the same kind Of slang in it that is
used by the Reverend Sam when he
gets after old satan redeyed-
Thirty conversions were reported in
one night the past week and the mat
ter Of organizing n or two more
churches to accommodate the new mem
bers is being considered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17


Gov. NM. STONE and his friends
are claiming and have claimed for
him the distinction Of making the
hrst anti-cleyeland speech in the
country and q having been the pioneer
Ia the movement for the emancipa-
tl0n % tho Democratic party from
Eastera control They have pointed
% his silver speech made al jackson
PARK. kansas Cu. IN TIE latter part
q July. 1905. IS the opening gun q
that famous var between the gold
forces and TIE j. % ] forces We
would respectfully suggest that Hon.
Champ CLARK made his famous Tam
many Hal speech IN New York some
fifteen az twenty days before. that
having ooeurfed nhlle The Tammanf
braves were celebrating ne Fourth Of
jail, william }. Bryan said that.
clarkt speech AMI Banker Hendrix
Erply 10 q uefe The efenik that drew
llN lines fur Tn asht that followed
We submit that il aas vastly easier O.
aakf a speech q that ert 40 jackson
1a1nlg O. an audience q loyal Ma
4Hr ncuocaU nc matter II what
an1n1lal belief than % throw tie
challenge q he West into the tent -
Ele Hast and n ne very lair q the
sIesf. a. inst while Gov. stone Is
~ eIFtn credit lof his early stand.
- n give Mr CARA credit Tor his
zrlier nfleIanas - ne subject
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

THK City Council on Monday night
by a vote Of i've 70 three decided %
submit to a popular vote on Noxem-
Der II the question Of bonding the city
d Mexico for $4,000 TO procure an
electric light plant. Bonding the
city Of Mexico for SIS. 900 at this tint
is a very serious matter and we trust
the Council viii lay before the voters
all information they have regarding
the proposition to be submitted. A
committee Of the Council visited other
cities and have been securing informa-
tion which should be valuable to
voters who desire to do what is best
for the city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

HArcnEcHuBnKE ALA, June %,
Ie75.-DR G. j. MoFFET-Dear Sir: ]
csn assur you that your TEErHIxA
fTeething Powders is indispensable
70 us and in no single instance has It
proved a failure. We have tried
soothing medicines and everything
known to Us and a0ld women, - and
your Teething Powders are pre-.
eminently a success and blessing to
mothers and children. Yours truly,
etc. J. NJ. DELACY.
For sale bv J. + IieweIlvn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

List Of letters remainingi in the Post
Once at Mexico, Mo-. for the week
ending October II, 1901, which If not
called for in thirty days viii be sent
to the dead letter Office at Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters in this
list win please say advertised"
Baker, Celia; Caldwell, B.; Crews,
Rebecca; Davis, Mrs. g.; Elder, VIM;
Farley, ". E.; Ferkeson, Miss j.; FId-
Ter, +. A.; Fromine, Chas.; johnson,
A. s.; Jones' C. A.; King, Kenton W.;
Logan, Sallie; Locke, S. p; Marshall,
Enie; Marshall, Leila; hurry Lula:
Northern, Mrs. sam; Paine, s. p;
Rocker, Mrs. Annie; Vanderford,
Clara; Williams, Hattie: Wells, Is
tella; Yates, "; Yenywine, Stuart.
WM. TRELoAR. Postmaster
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17
Fortunes in Potatoes.

BANGOR, Me-, Oct. 12.-Ar0stook
coanty's potato crop this year is a
buster crop, and money is pouring in
on the farmers. William Block, OF
Monticello, bought a farm for $1,000
last year, paying 5000 down. He has
already paid $1,000 from the sale Of
potatoes and has more to sell.
Archie Boyd, Of Mars Hill, had a
vast acreage Of potatoes, and it is esti-
mated that he will clear up close to
$4,000.
Albert Ball has II acres devoted to
potatoes and raised LOO barrels. At
the prevailing price Of SLIGO a barrel
he win realize %, 100. There are hun
dreds Of cases where farmers win make
a clean profit Of from 5000 to $500
on their potato crop. The potatoes
have attained great size this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17
LETTER FROM HILL.
He Explains His Position in Reference
to the Saloons of Mexico.

Following is a self-explanatory let
ter 10 Rev. J. J. Hicks from Z. L.
Hill in regard TO matters recently I'M
der discussion In this city:
Rev. Joseph J. Hicks. Mexico. No.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. "A. My DEAR BRO.
Your letter Of the 18th to DIR. Bar
clay is received.
In regard TO the contradictory state
ments in regard to the saloons OF Mex
leo being open the Sunday We were
there, l am surprised that anybody
concerned has the audacity TO do any.
thing Of the kind. | was not in the
bar room, as / said. ! was not looking
for testimony. | saw men 20 into the
bar room, and / saw them through the
door as they went In. / heard the
glasses rattling on the bar, or IN the
room.
The episode amounting to public
disgrace is, IL seems, enough to con-
vince any man OF set OF men as to
what was going on. The unlimited
audacity or the men who deny the
charge Is one Of the poorest bluffs /
have ever known a saloon keeper to
make.
AS TO q of us being under an as
sumed name Is too silly to be noticed.
We are all located here as the repre-.
~sentatiyes Of the most powerful
organization known, to oppose the sa.
loon; and such men as Geo. st. Lubke,
DR.. J. W. McKitrick, DR.. Carlos and
many other men OF State and Nation.
al reputation are responsible for us BY
lending their names and influence to
our organization.
l am personally known in Mexico &c
DR.. J. J. Porter, DR.. Crawford, John
A. Guthrie, President Million and a
number Of other citizens.
Your ~law-breakers must try again il
they accomplish anything by Icing.
Your brother in Christ and comrade
against the saloon. Z. L. HILL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17
CORN SHOW.
The Mexico Ledger win Rave an
Exhibition Of Pine Corn Oct. 20.

The LEDGER on Oct. % will hav,
a display Of corn In Mexico. PROBABLY
In the room over the LEDGER ONCE
Entries will close at noon on the 26tf
and the awards will be made before /:
O'Clock. The daily LEDGER will BIZ
sent one year TO the farmer having the
best half dozen ears Of corn. The
weekly LEDGER will be sent one year
10 the second best.
Sam Evans, the tailor, will give a
fine pair OF pants for the best dozen
ears Of white corn.
Sam Howard win give a fine self
acting revolver for the second best
dozen ears OF white corn.
Other business men are invited to
offer premiums along this line. At 3
p. m. sharp exhibitors should all cali
for their corn, as those who offer
premiums have no claim en- the ex-
hibife
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

Jouett Sbonse, Of Lexington, KY,
who has been very ~ Of typhoid fever,
writes the LEDGER that be is able &
st up and Is going 70 the country IN
q few days b. regain his strength. Mr..
shouse's many friends IN Mexico viii
be glad 70 hear q his recovery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

Wa MARION REKDY, Of the St
Louis Mirror. strikes the nail on the
head in reference t. the tariff ques-
ton when be says sour tariff Is a
queer thing. The Steel Trust can de-
liver steel billets in England at sl6.50
PR ton. while British manufacturer
cannot make the hlllets On the ground
for less than slsa ton. And al that
American workmen are twice as well
paid, ID that line, as the British.
Steel billets IN this country are selling
Il frgm s26 b. ~ per ton. Why should
the Englishman get his steel cheaper
from rs than he can get IL az homes
Where does It help the American work
ingmans The latter gets high wages
but be must eventually give up what
his employer charges other people for
steels Why should our tariff shit out
English steel ~ben English steel can.
not possibly compete with q steel On
English soilf Hnw does America profit
by paying more tor steel than Il can
lay steel down { r. IN Englands The
tariff helps the foreigner but socks
the American eFery time
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

REFERRING to the observanceo Of the
sunday law the Democrat Nesos Of
Marshall, Mo, says: The Mexico de-
cisiun proves that tho Missouri Law
against sergile work on the sabbath
day Is not a dead letter. an that is
needed 70 make even st. Louis and
Kansas city model places IN this re-
gard, Is sufficient public spirit to ask
for the enforcement Of existing laws.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17
An Old.Time Meeting.

The union prayer meeting at the
Monroe street Baptist Church is prov
ing a blessing to all who are attending
the services.
The services Monday night were very
interesting. Talks we're made by
Rev. Carter, Of this district, Rev. w.
A. Hanna, Of the ME- Church, South,
Rev. Paris, Of the Regular Baptist
Publishing house, and a number Of
laymen. The object Of these union
services Z for a revival Of heartfelt
religion, called oId-time relion. There
is no organ used at these services, only
congregational singing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17
Warning Aeainst saIonns

SEDALIA, Mo-, Oct. 13.-Tbe Reyer-
end +. Z. Barclay, Of St. Louis, State
superintendent Of the A~nti-Saloon
League; j. l. Watson, State attorney,
and a corps Of workers arrived here
to-day, preliminary TO beginning what
they denominate the week Of "Puri-
flying the Moral Atmosphere. To
night a a meeting for men was held
at the First ii. E. Church and one for
women at the Broadway Presbyterian
Church. In anticipation Of the leagues
'labors Sedalla has been a compare
lively dry town to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

President Roosevelt is quoted as
saying he viii not decline the Republi-
can nomination for President in 1904
II the people approve Of his admins
t~ratiOn, but that be win not pander
10 any cliques, combinations or move
ments b. secure Il.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

TnH Mexico LEDGER wants 10 com
pllment the Missouri Military Acad-
envy and the Westminster College
teams on The clean foot ball playing in
Mexico last Monday afternoon. The
boys on both teams acted IN a most
manly mamie and all who witnessed
the game were delighted. The true
college spirit was manifested through
out the entire game by an q the
friends and participants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17
POSITIVE PROOF
Should Convince the Greatest skep-
tic in Mexico.

Because it's evidence in Mexico.
Its from a citizen, perhaps a neigh
Dor.
Investigation will confirm II.
Mr.. John S. Jones says: Il have
been a resident Of Mexico for about 50
years and a word from me should
carry greater weight in our local papers
than If / were an utter stranger living
somewhere in the New England
States. A great many Of my fellow
citizens know that / had attacks Of
kidney complaint for 20 years, that /
was constantly trying everything
which / read about and which was
brought to my notice by friends, and
that ] even went to Randolph Springs
for several weeks, expecting benefit.
Induced from an advertisement in our
Mexico papers to go to Buckner &
Whitney's drug store for DOan's Kid
Dey Pills, l commenced the treat
ment expecting very little because /
had almost lost faith in medicine. l
was more than agreeably surprised to
find that the treatment was taking
effect. Much more TO my qualification
a continuation brought such relief /
have not the slightest hesitation in
emphatically endorsing Deans Kid
ney Pills.
For sale by all dealers; price 50 cents.
Foster-Milbum Co, Buffalo, N. Y,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17
MISSOURI WON Many MEDALS.
Imperial State signally HDaorsd Al
the Buffalo Exposition Cora
Exhibit Unequaled.

Robert NJ. Vest. Secretary and
member Of the Missouri Commission
% the Pan-Amerioan and Charleston
ExpSitionS, arrived In st. Louis sun
day On business connected with the
removal next month Of the Missouri
exhibits from Buffalo 10 the Charls-
ton Exposition. He said 70 a re-
porter
1T Is generally conceded in Buffalo
that Missouri carried of It's share OF
the honors az the Pan-Amerlcan Ex-
position. Missouri was the only State
accorded a gold medal on corn. Mis-
souri, received two gold medals on
-four, while Minnesota received but
one Missouri was given a gold medal
on wool and for It's collective agricul-
tural exhibits. In fact, Missouri re-
ceiyed more gold medals on strictly
State exhibits than any other State.
"Only two gold medals were award
ed exhibits by public schools The
city OF St Louis got one OF these,
while the other was given to Buffalo,
largely as a compliment to local pride
and interests.
There are several medals expected
BY Missouri from the horticulture de-
partment where the awards viii be
announced during the last week in
October.
in its lead and zinc, calcite and
other mineral displays Missouri won
II medals. Altogether we believe
Missouri was fairly well treated,
especially when ii Is known that med
ais were sparingly given and the
Western and Southern states had to
produce the goods for all they re-
eeived.
"The Missouri commission is now
preparing for a larger and even better
display at the South Carolina EXPOSE
tion than 1t had at the Pan-American,
and we hope to give a good account of
the Missouri exhibits at Charleston
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

Barney Fennewell, one Of the most
prosperous farmers and stockmen Of
Audrain county, was here and market
ed Of MS own raising and feeding y
head Of choice 239-pound butcher hogs
that sold to l. Gruenfelder at s6.75-
L{re SiOck ReDorter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

IT seems strange that some people
whociaim to have a high regard for
religion very often take pleasure in
disappearing and d~iscrediting
ministers OF the gospel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17
stranEe plasase Attaeks AnimaI.

NELLsvILLE No, Oct. Il. r A
strange disease has attacked ths
horses Of this section II is supposed
% be caused By feeding the drought.
dried fodder. A number o. horses
have died and many are sick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17
PERHAPS You Wouder

If the tormenting cold that made last
winter one long misery viii be as bad
this year. Certainly not II you take
Aliens Lung Balsam when tickling
and rawness In the throat announce
the presence Of the old enemy. Do
not expect the cold 10 wear itself out.
Take the right remedy in time. Aliens
Lung Balsam is free from opium.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

The Inst SNOW Of the season 10
Kansas, fell Sunday night in the west
ern part Of the State. Killing frost
has ruined much forage not yet
harvested.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17
YEAR 1901.
TAX COLLECTORS
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the tax
books Of Audrain county for the year
1901 arenow In my hands for collection.
| will meet the taxpayers at the fol-
lowing places and on the following
dates given below:
Mt. Carmel, Tuesday, November 5.
Farber, Wednesday, November G..
Laddonia, Thursday, November I.
Sailing, Tuesday, November IL.
Rowena, Wednesday, November 10.
Sturgeon, Tuesday, November 10.
Centralia, Wednesday, November 20.
Martinsburg Thursday, November q
Vandalia, Tuesday and Wednesday,
November 20 and q.
Rush Hill, Tuesday, December 8.
Benton City, Wednesday, Dec. 4.
Please bring your poll tax receipts.
ALBERT HARRISON,
Collector Audrain County.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

The Christian Missionary Society,
in seasonal Minneapolis blamed Mark
Twain for the falling OF in the sub
seriptions for missionary purposes in
the past year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

WHILE John Field had been sick
for some time his death was a great
surprise 10 our people. In the death
Of Mr.. Field Audrain county loses one
q It's most substantial, highly respect
ed aud conservative citizens.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

The report being published By some
o. our exchanges that b. L. Locke and
Dr. Houston walked to Fulton on a
wager Is, Of course, a joke. There was
no wager about it. They simply took
a little walk for theiT health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17
Mexico SIM In n

Mexico Is good at almost anything
horses, cattle and what not. Nov,
the line dogs Of this city come to the
front and two Of Guthrie q Criswell's
tine ones, Ducqu0r, a pointer, and
Checkers, a setter. win blue strings at
the Texas state fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17
Superior Hot-Blast Coal Stoves

Something new Something novel;
Gets It's draft from the top Of the
stove instead Of the bottom. WIN
actually keep fire 36 hourS.
FERRIS & CAUTnoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

RaiseS Of broom corn in Illinois are
holding on 70 their stock, anticipating
higher prices. some farmers profess
20 believe they ~ill get s20oa ton for
their prodcut
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

Edward A. Cadahy formally with
draws his offer Of IS, 600 for the arrest
and conviction Of the abductors Of his
son. The Omaha City Council maydo
likewise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

Osteopathy cures without medicine
or knife. See Or. Traughber, who Is
here on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day OF each week for treating. once
across the street east Of the post-oflce.
Consultation and examination free.
Once hours: Ia n. to 5 2. u. Spec
ial hours by appointment d&wtf.
Hisey & Lee had a consignment Of
horses on the market Saturday.--Lns
SIock Reponer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

The Business College u Christian
University, Canton, No, b having .
god enrolment se ad 10 another
column.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

Ihasea full line Of heating stoves.
the best fhat are made; two door
north Of McL0nes's csfner.
dlt-Wlt ". B. McINuRE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

Ms John Tillman died at her home
10 miles north Of this city Tuesday and
sas buried Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

I@t Crowe writes a letter 20 the
Ch'ef Of Police Of Omaha in which ne
oaes to surrender If the authorl,lss
WI not lock him up untIl he i AL.
judged guilty by a jury Of twelve men
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

Sheriff Quincy James is home froma
business trip 20 TaBdalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17
n SOLTZ SHOE & CLOTHING COMPANY.
Che state Historieal sociatv.

EIVW JIG IuIanl1Ia HeTaId.
The finance committee of the State
Historical Society meets in COLUMBIA
this afternoon. Hon. R. M. White, Of
Mexico, is chairman.
The annual meeting Of the society
will be held here on December 5, al
which time DR.. r. G. Thwaites, Sec
cetary Of the State Historical Society
Of Wisconsin, will deliver the address
The Missouri society is in good health
financially and is receiving and bind.
ing 500 newspapers of the State.
IN. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

uox s Il osK S~cIsiary q state.
s1n az 9 fsu as mbiizh ne sais
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

Whereas, v. o. P. King and bis
wife, Louella NJ. King, by their deed
Of trust dated October !, 1898, and
recorded at Book 9. page lso, Of
record q deeds Of trust for Audnin
county, did convey 70 the undersigned
trustee Lot p, Block 2. OF woodlawn
Place an addition Of the city OF Mex.
leo. Missouri, 10 secure a debt In said
deed Of trust described.
And whereas said debt secured in
aid deed Of trnst is Q past due and
unpaid, aud whereas there are defaults
IN said decd q trust committed BIZ
the said " o. p. King, and whereas
power Is conferred upon the said
trustee 70 sell said lands to pay said
dept N case d default therefore, I
Friday, November sfh, 1901,
az the cast door Of the Court House
IN the City q Mexico. Missouri, be-
tween the houn Of 10 O'Clock a. m.
and 3 O'Clock .. m. q said day expose
said lands for sale 70 the highest bid
der for cash and sell The same TO pay
on the said deed Of trust, and other
wise comply with its conditions
October Is, 1901.
JoHx J. STEELE
tdS Trustee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

eenalne Superior Cock Stoves the
s@ale Old brand our grandmother nsed
"use Quick takers fuel ayen
FERRn & CAuTHoRN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-10-17

Ms J. V. Williams Is the guest Of
friends and relatives in vandalla.