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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17
introduced nv CLAW

Hon. Rhodes Clay, Representative
Of Audrain county, hasintrOduced the
followinf bill in the Legislature:
House bill No IS, by Mr. Clay, en-.
titled:
An act to appeal section 4335, chap
ter 81, Revised Statues Of Missouri,
1899, entitled Married Women" and
to enact two new sections in lieu
thereof, to be known as section 1895
434la, and relating to the purposes fol-
which married women are deemed
femme sol, and the n0n-liability Of
the husband for wife's t0rts.
House bill No. 20, by Mr.. Clay, en-
titled:
An act to amend article /, chapter
- Revised Statutes 1899, entitled
''Juries, Grand and Petit" by adding
a new section thereto, to be known as
section 3sS2a, and relating to the num-
Der Of jurors necessary to concur in
order to render a verdict
House bin No. 50, by Mr.. Clay, en-
titled:
An act to amend section 1894, 4OOl
Of article :, chapter 43, Revised Stat
tues 1922, entitled justices Courts "
and relating to appearance, pleadings,
adjournments and consolidation Of ac-
tons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17
LAND SALES.

Vim. r. Price and wife to VIM. H
Fuher, west half southwest, 225l-S
s2lOO.
Reuben c. Darlington and wife to
J. L. DaTnen, southeast, 25-5l-7, S.
500.
Thos. 5. Long and wife to John
Filser, southwest southeast, 22-52-ll,
less 30 foot strip, sl,1OO.
John \. Waugh and wife to ThoS.
y. and Annie O. Wright, % acres
west half southwest northwest, 31-5O-
9. 500.
James C. Renshaw and wife to
Stephen r. Allison, 1877 5-l2 acres in
81 and 32-5O-9, $4,000.
James ". Rutter aud wife to Law
renee NJ. McCarty, 26i acres east part
south half southwest and southwest
southeast 10 and 13t acres east part
north half northeast northwest and
north half northwest northeast and
southeast northeast and p acres part
northeast northeast, 3O-jl-l0, 81.
James W. Rutter and wife to J. W.
Mank, north half southwest northeast
and south half south half northwest
northeast, 32-jl-lO, 81.
John ]. MOsby and wife 10 Earl W.
House, 24i acres part southwest north
west 2s-5l-5, 500.
John !. MoSby and wife TO Albert
Barnes, l5i acres west part southwest
northwest, % and east half east half
southeast northeast, 29-5l-5, $500.
b. +. Hendrick and wife to Josie II.
Connell, part out Lot 8, Laddonia,
$500.
Henry W. Sharp and wife TO George
Campbell, south u acres northwest
southwest, l9-52-lO, s575.
W. Frank Doty and wife 10 May
Wager, southeast northwest and
southwest northeast, 1O-52-10. sz,05G
A. V. Alexander and wife 10 W. N
Greasy, east half northwest southeast
9-5l-1O. 500.
Elijah Threlkeld and wife TO Ira II.
and Anna L. Spratt. northwest north
west, 3-52-10, $500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17

SHOULD a man tell bis wife every
thing is a mooted question now be.
ing discussed in public prints. That
depends on how much the fellow
knows and what he knows. Every man
land woman too for that natter
knows some things that should never
be told 70 anybody, wife included, and
10 tell them is TO do harm and no good.
An itching desire to tell everything
makes a nuisance Of many people. and
it is always in order 10 abate a nul-
saDce. A man should tell his wife only
80 much as is good for her to know
and beyond that he should not 60. To
tell her things that will worry her and
render her less happy, would be cruelty.
and 10 tell her matters Of no impor.
lance is a waste Of time. No sensible
woman wants to know all her husband
knows. II she knows he loves and res
poets, and is faithful and loyal tOher
thatisquite enough and 20 alovingcom-
panionship in their regards is a thous-
and fold better that a matrimonial
gossiPing society composed % husband
and wife.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17


WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The I'M
paralelled boom in railroad stocks in
Wall street is more talked about In the
cloak rooms Of Congress than pending
ing legislation. A public man, who
holds the closest relations with the
big operators in Wall street. made this
surprising statement to-day:
After the ombinatiO ion completes its
plans do not be surprised If the roads
are offered 10 the government at a
price 20 be fixed.
THE prefer will be made In the
hope that il win silence criticism Of
the combine. OF course, the roads
don't expect the offer to be taken
seriously. or il would not have been
made.
"The argument is that the dis
position to let the government have
the properties has been shown there
will be M disturbing legislation for a
term Of yearS"
Well-informed men connected with
the administration are certin that
this coup is planning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17
J. B. HODGE sERIOUsLY HURT.
Caught Between Cars With His wsg-
on at Rush Hill.

]. II. Hodge, a well known-farmer
living six miles west Of Laddonla, was
seriously II not fatally injured at Rush
Hill Monday by the cars. IL seems
that the train had uncoupled and he
attempted 10 drive his team between
the two sections. The engine was
backing at the time and a fiat car
caught his wagon, crushing 1t almost
beyond description. The team broke
loose from the wagon and escaped
uninjured. Mr.. Hodge was thrown
from his wagon with much violence
and sustained serious internal injuries
He fell within a few inches OF the
track and young Rudolph Miller see
ing his dangerous position went TO bis
rescue. Mr.. Miller was struck on the
nose by some flying missilland painful.
ly injured.
Mr.. Hodge was removed to his home
and all the medical attention posi-
BILE is being given him. Several ribs
were dislocated and he is injured in
temaIly. His recovery is thought To
be doubtful.-Laddoni Herald.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17
The Weather Calendar that Predicted
the Galveston Storm.

One of the best calendars OF the
season is the "Cardui Weather Chart
and Calendar for 1907, published By
the Chattanooga Medicine Company
manufacturers Of McElree's Wine OF
Cardui and Thedford's Black.
Draught. The LEDGER Office has Just
received one from the publishers,
which consists Of twelve sheets OF
paper, l3x2O inches In size, all fastened
together with a gilt tin strip and a
brass loop hanger. Each strip contains
the calendar for one month in large
figures that can be read across any
room. Under the figures patent
weather signals indicating Prof.
Devoeis Weather forecasts for every
day in the year appear. This is the
calendar that accurately predicted the
Galveston storm a year before It oc-
CURED. We understand a few copies
Of 1t a be secured by sending 10 one
cent postage stamps to the Chatta--
nooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga,
Tenn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17
Demand 4 Ransom Of "a n0n

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Jan. 9.-From
Union Springs this state, it is learned
that n. II. Frazer, tax collector Of But
Ter county, has received a letter dated
Memphis from men claiming to have
Kidnapped Frazer's ls-year-old son In
Atlanta, who demand 5000 ransom.
The letter contained young F~razer's
alleged signature as proofof the claim.
Frazer was a student in the TechinOl-
ogical school in Atlanta and it is learn
ed he has not been seen there In
several days.
The kidnappers asserted that they
were on their way TO Kansas City, from
whence further negotiations would be
conducted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17
A TEXAS WONDER
Halls Great Discovery.

One small bottle of Halls Great Dis
coyery cures all kidney and bladder
troubles, removes gravel, cures dia-
betes, seminal emissions, weak and
lame backs, rheumatism and all irregu-
larities of the kidneys and bladder In
both men and women, regulates blad-
der troubles in children. II not sold
by your druggist will be sent by mail
on receipt Of 81. One small bottle is
two months treatment, and will cure
any case above mentioned. DR.. 4. W.
Hall, sole manufacturer, p. o. box 500,
st. Louis, Mo. Send for testimonials.
Sold by all druggists and Buckner s.
Whitney, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17
A Fine BalSian noa

Swatwood & Co., Of this city, hav,
received another fine Belgian doe
Lnrgan Queen, which, In the immatur,
doe class was good enough TO scor,
s6t points at a recent scoring by II. C
Warwick, the prize California Belgian
rabbit expert.
Lurgan Queen was received last
week from Glendale, Cal, and hel
peer will probably not be found in
this portion Of the country. She Is
scored perfect In symmetry, size and
condition. The animal is out Of
Princess May by Lord Lurgan and is
but little over 10 months old. Her
Sire's breeding is Lewis Champ tdoe)
and Champ Edinboro. Her dam,
Princess May, came out Of Columbia
tdoe) and Rochdale, each Of whom
have noted prize winning ancestors.
Taken all in all, Lurgan Queen is a
blue blood and will be hard to beat.
In the same shipment was a mature
doe, scored at 90, which has excellent
points and is charged with only one
and three fourth points on imperfec-
tlon Of shape and one fourth Of a
point on size.
The Swartwood & 90. rabbit pens
are well kept and contain some excel
lent stock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17
"TeddyD to Hunt as he Likes.

DENVER, Col, Jan. Gov. Roose-
welt will arrive in Colorado Springs TO
morrow morning at 1880. He will be
met at the depot by Philip P. Stewart
and Dr.. Gerald C. Webb, who win be
his companions on the hunt Gov.
Roosevelt has requested that no dem
constructions be made on his arrival.
The party will be met at Meeker by
their guide, John GOff.
Gov. Orman stated emphatically
to-day that he would not permit the
next yice-president OF the United
States to be logged by game wardens
while hunting in Colorado. Ex-Gov.
Charles S. Thomas, whose term ex-
pired yesterday, declares he had'never
sent a warning to GOV. Roosevelt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17
A. LEsuEuR

From the Jefferson City Press
In a few days Hon. A. A. Lesueur
viii retire from the Office Of Secretary
Of State OF the State Of Missouri. after
having filed that position oontinu~
ously for twelve years. 1t is but just
and proper at this time to voice the
unanimous sentiment Of Missouri, re-
gardless Of politics by saying that no
state ever had a more competent,
loyal and faithful public servant in
any Office. He is Singularly fitted for
the position. He had been a soldier
and acquired habits Of discipline. He
had been a newspaper editor Of many
years standing, and in that fertile
field had reaped the fruits Of expert
ence in public affairs aud acquired
facility and accuracy in detail work.
He had been a legislator and was
familiar with the forms as well as the
substance OF legislation. In all these
occupations be had achieved honora-
bic distinction. He thereforecam well
equipped for the discharge Of the in
tricate and varied duties Of Secretary
Of State. We are making no inyidious
comparison when we say that the Mis-
souri, Department of State has been
administered in a manner that has
made 1t a model for all other states
During Captain LeSueur's incumbenGy
not a solitary duty has been neglected
or delayed at any time, but promptneSS
and correctness have characterized the
performance of every requirement.
The Office has been conducted with
absolute nOn-partiSanship and Impair
TALLY, and, in a business way, it has
challenged the admiration Of every
body.
The public viii probably never know
how ineHaceably Captain Lesueur has
left his impress upon the legislation
of the State. He was the author,
while a member Of the Legislature, Of
the present law governing the Mis-
souri, penitentiary. Its wisdom is illus
trated in the fact that ours is not
only the model institution Of this
in United States for diScip-
line, sanitation and comfort, but is alb
self-sustaining and now has TO
the credit Of its earnings over expen
diture more than fifty thousand dol
lan. Not a cent Of the ordinary legis-
appropriations has been neces-
Sary for its maintenance.
Lesueur was also largely the author
Of the antitrust laws Of Missouri, as
well as many Of the most SalHtary
laws regulating corporate powers. He
was likewise the author of the present
banking law Of Missouri, lnc0mPra-
bly, the best in the United States The .
administration Of this law deyOlyed
lpon himself. His. work speaks for
tself. All insolyent banks have been
all weak ones have been
itrengthened and nursed into vigorous
life. II is not too much to say that
Missouri has, with the fewest except
ions, the best, cleanest and most !
olvent banks in the Union. Captain .
1esueur could rest his Official reputa- ,
ion on this alone, II there were not !
Of other important contrlbutory !
cts Of his emitting him to the com
OF an a%ppreciatiye people. !
He goes out OF Office as poor in purse /
S when be came into IL, but rich in !
he confidence, respect and affection
4 the people he has served so well. !
All viii join in the acclaim, "Wen !
lone, good and faithful servant" ,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17

STATE HOUSE, JEFFERSON CRY, No,
Jan. 9.-When the Senate met this
morning, Senator Morton introduced
a resolution, reciting that small p0x
existed In many counties Of the State,
and that the State Board Of Health
without funds 10 cope with this
plague The bill asks the board to
take summary measures 10 suppress
small pox and pledges the Legislature
70 appropriate $1,000 for that purpose.
The resolution was Adopted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17
Names in Texas

Fromthe ualas News
Miss Vera Gee visited In Dallas.
Mrs Ellis Blrdsong is in Galveston.
Miss Gala May isin sulphur Springs.
Mrs. II. II. Rainbolt returned to
Dallas.
Miss Willie Flowers is visiting IN
Clarksvllle.
Mis- Lady Green has returned TO
Arkadelphia, Ark.
Miss Nellie Monk, q Moody, has
come here 70 reside.
Miss May Dove Gregg has returned
from Shreveport.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17
THE COURT HAD BEEN THERE.
St. Louis Judge FOrgives a Man Who
Broke Street Car Windows.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. l0.-Fritz Stole,
after waiting in the rain thirty min
utes for a street car while three
passed without stopping, became des-
perate and broke the windows Of the
fourth car with a stone. When the
car stopped he boarded it and took a
seat, and was arrested on complaint
Of the conductor.
10 the police court this morning the
judge said that he had met with sim
liar waiting experiences himself, and
Stole was forgiven.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17
PrOposed New Game Law

The Kansas City Star says: Two
years ago some st. Louis sp0rtsmen
got up 3 bill 10 require a license for
hunting. IL Vas directed against the
farmers in favor Of the city sportsmen,
Senator Frank Paris said, be and
Senator Orchard worked up a comb.
nation that killed the bill. This year
Paris has a bill 10 prohibit hunters
from taking quail, wild turkeys and
similar game out OF the county In
which it is killed. They can come
10 Crawford county, he said, and lind
some mighty good turkey shooting.
but they must stay there and eat the
game, not take Il away"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17
BUILDINGS BURNED AT MACON.
Loss Of $4,000 Caused by Gasoline
Explosion.

MACON, Mo-, Jan. 1O.-A gasoline
stove exploded in the restaurant Of
Walter Mcdowell, Of Beyier, this
morning, setting fire to the building,
and before the fire engine reached the
scene an entire block was in flames.
Two stores Of the Kansas and Texas
Coal Company, the X. OF P. hall, the
drug and general merchandise stores
of ]. Edwards s. Bro. and the Offices Of
the Beyier Appeal were destroyed.
The total loss is estimated at about
S3n.n0O.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17

kansas CITY, Jan. l0.-JamieC ratz,
6 yesn old, son Of J. 5. CatL cigar
maker, coasted over the brow Of the
west bluffs at 10th street, near the
union depot, this afternoon and went
down q sheer fifty feet before striking.
He sustained q fracture Of the skull
but NAV Q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17
SMALL P0x IN N =
State Health Board Has Received Re.
ports of 276 Cases.

TOPEKA, KAN, Jan. 9.-Dr. W. B.
Swanton, Of the State Board Of Health,
reports 267 cases Of small pox in the
State.
1.-THE type of the disease is more
severe than it was last winter" he
says, ''and think there will be a con.
siderable number Of fatalities"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17

TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK
Six inch ice.
Alex Carter was i'll.
G. W. Adams was sheriff.
Missouri was fifth in population.
1t was Speaker Tuttle, of Pettis."
R. L. McFadin located in Nevada.
Mrs. Wat Grow died dear Mt. Car
mel.
Col. Green Clay was in the Missouri
Senate.
]. T. Wayne and Miss Florence
Patrick were wed.
In his message Gov. Francis made a
plea for rock roads.
Louis Boeger and Miss Minnie
Fishbeck were wed.
Henry Altepeter and Miss Anna
Schroeder were wed.
j. B. Gibbs and Miss Ida McMillin.
of Vandalia were wed.
Miss Martha Preston, aged so, died
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. WIN.
Bedell.
The sheriff attached the Moberly
Water Works plant TO satisfy a claim
for $1,000.
Mrs. Felden Byrns died, the result
Of the assault by her husband, who
was dying.
Quincy James and S. p. Dubray
paid $1,000 for 800 acres OF Eastern
Audrain dirt.
George Ridgeway, aged Is, and Miss
Atkins, aged II, living west OF
this city, ran away and were married.
There was fear that the Water
Works Company would have to shut
down on account Of the scarcity of
The LEDGER said: keep your eye
N Congressman Dockery. He is
making a record Of which any states
nan may well be prOud.'i
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17
An Artistic Exhibition

Misses Bessie Davis and Ayalea
Green, Of Hardin College, students Of
Miss Condor in the art department.
gave an exhibition Of typography in
one Of Craddock's show windows.
Typography is the art of decorating by
burning with heated instruments and
the young ladies did some very beauti-
work both on wood and on leather.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17
STATE or ONO, C1TY or ToLEDo,l
IrrAg Cnq~NrV

STATE or ONO, cITY or ToLEDo,
Lucas COUNTY.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be Is senior
partner o. the nrm Of F. ]. Cheney & Co, do
ing business In tue City Of Toledo, County and
State Aforesaid, and that said firm VIII pay the
sun Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of CatarTh that cannot be cured
By the use ofHan's Catarrh cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 70 before ms and subscribed IN ny
presence, this 9Th day of December, A D, 1850.
lSeall A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public,
Hsnis Catsrrh Cure Is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
Of the system. Send for testimonials free
?. J. CHENEY, &Co., Toledo, o.
Sold b druggists, TIC.
Halle Family Pulls are the best.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17
III THIS

ST. Louis, Mo-, June 28., Is99.-This
is TO certify that my wife has been
troubled with pain In her back and
left hip for years and that in less than
ten days after taking DIR. L. W. Halls
Kidney Medicine all pain has left and
she feels like a new woman.
ID. W. CARLISLE,
Clerk NJ, X. & T. r. r.,
103 N. Broadway.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17
STATISTICS OF MURnER
Interesting Facts Regarding the Per
Cent. Of Homicides IN Various
States.

The Chicago TaaesHeruld, has pre-
pared an interesting, but grewsome
table showing the number of muir
ders committed annually during the
past decade. II claims TO have col
.lected its statistics carefully and
thinks they very closely approximate
the truth, the table by states being as
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. 9.-The
crusade Of vaccination against small
pox Is being carried on vigorously.
The doctors are invading many large
Office buildings and other public
places yaccinating persons by the
dozen. At the city jails sexenty-six
prisoners were vaccinated. A few new
cases Of small pox are reported.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17
still Another Franchise Measure,

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, January o.
Rhodes Clay, Of Audrain, to-day In
troduced a joint and concurrent res
.olution submitting &c the qualified
voters Of the state an amendment to
the constitution limiting the sources
from which revenue for state purposes
shall be raised from corporations,
franchises, fees, fines and licenses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17

- WN||N VIII
Keep warmly clad.
Keep uie feet dry.
Avoid colds and dnughts
Use siimulants sparingly. II al all.
Eat n1urshing food.
Take your meals regularly.
Do not overhead yourself.
See uat the ventilation IS good.
Take quinine in tonic doses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17

SAN FRAScIsCo, Jan. fG-Inadvices
from Seattle It is reported that the
overdue Alaskan steamship TillamOok
j. hemmed in the floating ice In Seldo-
via Bay, 10 the Cooks kalct county.
She has fifty passengers on board. A
steamship probably vii Re sent 10 her
relief.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17

A copy Of the viii Of VIM. Wadding-
ham has been fled in this city. Ac-
c1rding b the instrument several small
requests are made and the remand
er goes 30 his widow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17
The Profassor,a Cane

From the Los Angeles Times.
Prof Lee, Of Santa Barbara, car
ries a cane made from blocks of smoke
less powder, such as is fred from the
big guns in the navy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17

I'VE don't like to be lnquisltlve. y
remarks the editor Of the Carteryille
Reoord but would like to know what
has become OF the eleven million dol.
lars that We were promised by prom.
inent Republicans that would be spent
In the mining district right axay.
quick, BY eastern capitalists as son
IS u was known for sure that MoKin.
ley was elected. We have reference %
the eleven million that the boases said
would be invested before January l..
1901, II Nc was elected, but which
would not come here II Bryan was the
man."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17
%Twenty Years Ago%
This Week.
Twenty below zero.

Twenty below zero.
l.. y. Bass was in Lancaster.
john Gregg was County Recorder.
Judge Sumner was in Texas on
business.
Miss Sallle Hammer taught in Rich
mond, Va.
Senator Cockrell was nominated on
the first ballot.
Mrs J.. II. Heating had been visit
ing in the north.
Sheriff D. d. Woodward was In
stalled In Office.
Gabe Blum and Miss Pauline David,
Of Chicago, were married.
Prof. Robinson, OF this city, taught
school In Wellsyille.
W. II. Jacobs moved to Audrain
county from Illinois.
Hon. ThoS. p. Bashaw, Of the Paris
Mercury, was elected Speaker Of the
House.
The school tax levy was sI.l0 on the
500 valuation. Since 1878 II had
ranged from sl.25 to 50 cents, never
lower (tt is now 60 cents.1
The following three banks had the
directors named:
Southern Bank; VIM. Harper, II.
A. Ricketts,, Jas. Galloway and VIM.
VI. SIMS
Savings Bank: j. Z. Ross, VIM. H.
French and John NJ. Menefee.
Exchange Bank; r. W. Tureman,
B. B. Tureman and Joseph NJ. Coons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17

Incidental TO the celebration Of
jackson day, January 8. at the Mis-
souri, capital, the jefferson City Press
said edltorially: at would probably
hurt the feelings Of Secretary Hay and
some Of his friends II they were in
Jefferson City today and heard the
tiringof the cannon to celebrate the
final defeat Of England in her attempt
TO override the sentiment which later
erystalized in the Monroe doctrine II
would not tend to help matte rs, either.
10 know that the man behind the gun
was an old war horse Republican,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17

Ex-PoStmaster Of Texas, under ar
rest charged with a shortage in his
accounts, swallows pruSsic acid on his
way to court, dying in a few moments,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17

The Mexico LEDGER knows where
at least ten girls can secure positions
IS cooks-gO0d homes and good nav.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17

Elbcme Rice left to-day Cor Albu-
querque, y. NJ, where he viii go into
business Mr. Rice will stop of at
III Reno, Ok, about a week while en-
runte 90 Alhuoueraue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17

MB. Lulu Kennedy, who killed her
husband o. less than a month. did 50
after pleading with him to withdraw
his case In court looking toward the
annulment Of their marriage.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17

There are about twenty-five cases OF
Cuban itch, or small p0x. among the
negroes in Fayette The disease is
very mild and there have been 10
deaths
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17

MeSsR VIM Dye, c. Bradbury and
Geo Gray, Of Farber, were In Mexico
Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Rsgsdalc. Of
Perry, were here saturday the guests
Of friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-17

DIT. K. r. Bragg. the dentist. is
moving his Office from the Robertson
building 70 the second floor Of the
ShOOtman building.