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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12

EEAA ~ hAHaAAHNNu LOtL
Congratulate you on the fine re.
ception which ] heard you were hon
ored with out In Indiana some one
yesterday remarked 10 Senator Fair
hanks, who has just returned from The
Republican Convention ia Indlanapo-
his.
THAT reminds me, ''said the Senator,
"of an old but always good story. In
a sleeping a a nan va snoring most
loudly and n0body else In the a coulo
sleep. Finally IL vas decided TO
awaken him aud compel him 10 quit
snoring or stay awake. So after much
dinicultY, ne was aroused.
What's the troubleFs' he asked.
HY0uf snoring keeps everybody In
the car awake and 1t has got 70 be
stopped
~now do you know ! sBored." CUES
toned The disturher q the peace.
"We heard you," was the reply.
well. said the man who sn0red.as
be turned over 10 ~ to sleep again,
DMT believe al you hear
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fifty Thousand Head to be Sent From
Texas by British to Restock the
B0er Farms.

FoRr WORTH, TEX, juno 4.-0ne
OF the most comprehensive deals in
Texas cattle and one which viii have
the most farreaching effects upon the
future OF the cattle industry in Texas
had its initiative in the shipment Of
60 head Of Texas cattle from Pensa-
cola, Fla, ON Wednesday, particulars
OF which were given out here to-day.
The shipment was made by Maude s.
Carrow, and is intended as the first OF
many thousands to be used in restock-
ing the depleted veldts OF South Afri-
ca.
Walter De S. Maude was at enc
time a member Of the 675th High
landers, later the owner Of the Moon
ranch in the Texas panhandle. Later
a Lieutenant in a British regiment in
the Boer war, and at present holding
a Majors commission in the British
army. Richard Carlow, the other
member Of the firm, is owner Of the
Windhorst ranch in Clay county. 1t
is understood that these two gentle
men have q contract to supply the
British government with young breed
ing cattle in South Africa.
The shipment from Pensacola con-
sisted Of bulls and heifers, high grades
and pure bloods, none Of which we're
over 3 years old. They were pur-
chased at various points in Texas in
small lots so as to avoid suspicion, and
were shipped from Pensacola for the
same reason, the Boer war not being
over at the time the vessel was char
tered.
Should this initial shipment turn
out well, 1t Is the purpose OF Maude
& Carrow to follow 1t with Others,
each aggregating 10000 head. The
point OF debarkation will be Natal and
the point OF shipment In this coun-
try will be Galveston. A regular line
Of steamers viii be put on and the
movement Is expected 10 continue nm
I'll $1,000 head have been sent TO
South Africa.
BY yirture OF the regulations es-
tablished by the British government,
the whole Of the shipment from PEN
sacola vert inoculated for tubercu-
losis before embarkatlon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12


The Kansas City Journal says: Engi-
neer Meade died on the operating
table while being cared for by DR..
Bell, house surgeon at st. Joseph's
hospital, and other physicians. The
engineers skull was fractured at the
base, and he had other injuries. He
was never fully conscious after the ac-
cident. He was a married man and
lived at Thlrty-first and DETROIT Way.
He formerly lived In Mexico, and is
said TO own an clearinghouse In Slater.
He has a son who is an engineer on the
Belt line. His body was taken to Ey-
lars undertaking rooms early this
morning.
w. f. Landmau, the fireman on the
passenger engine, jumped when he
saw that a collision was inevitable
and be was unable TO say whether OF
not the engineer attempted to Jump.
Landman was bruised about the head
and body from his fan, and one Of his
legs was sprained. lie was able TO
walk without assistance, however, and
would not leave the side Of his engl-
neer, remaining with him until he had
seen him tucked into a cot at the
hospital and ia charge Of a nurse and
surgeon. Landmarks home is in Full
ton.
There are rumors concerning the
real cause Of the wreck, varying from
a misinterpretation Of orders te gfJss
neglect Oh the part o. someone in
charge of the freight train. That
the freight train was standing ont on
the main line between stations, where
il did not belong when a passenger
train vas due, no one seems inclined to
dispute. But how it came to be there
and who vas responsible for the condi-
tion Of affairs which caused the wreck
is TO be explained.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12
a TKxAs WONDER.
Halrs Great discovery.

One small bottle Of Halls Great Dis
coyery cure all kidney and bladder
troubles, removes gravel, cures dia-
betes, seminal emissions, weak and
lame backs, rheumatism and all irrega-
larities Of the kidneys and bladder In
both men and women, regulates blad-
der troubles in children. II not sold
by your druggist viii he sent by mail
on receipt OF 81. One small bottle is
two months treatment, and viii cure
any case above mentioned. DR.. E. w.
Hall, sole manufacturer, P. O. box 629,
st. Louis, Mo. Send for testimonials.
Sold by all druggists and Buckner s.
Whitney, Mexico. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12
a JAN With z75 Murdsrsrs.

-
The medieval fortress OF Volterra Is
now a formidable prison house. When
last / visited it there were AIS prison
ers within its walls, all OF them muir
derers. 1t is an uncanny sensation to
look upon nearly 500 human beings,
each one of whom has taken the life
Of at least one other human being.
One hundred and forty-nine Of them
we're condemned for life, and that
meant murder of a brutal and cold
blooded description; the remainder
we're imprisoned for periods ranging
from Is to 30 years, and that would
mean murder with extenuating cir
cumstances-murder the result Of in
constancy in a sweetheart, or frailty
in a wife, or faithleSsness in friend.
The confinement is vigorously solitary
and cellular; the exercise courts are
cellular there are cellular smithies and
cellular workshops; mas, the very chap
el is cellular. Two tiers OF cells run
one above the other, and the prisoner
in each, while unable to see his fellow
c~onvictS, can, through a long narrow
loophole, see the altar and the priest
who is saying mass.
As / walked around the Tamparts Of
the great fortress ! could look down
into the rows Of h~igh-walled exercise
courts-not more than 10 feet by 10. /
should say-in each Of which the con-
Wet was taking the hour OF exercise
which be is allowed daily. Every.
prisoner saluted respectfully, and
showed his white teeth In a pleasant
smile, glad at the sight Of any fresh
face. Italian prisons are models Of
good order and cleanliness, and The
cheerfulness and natural patience OF
the Italian temperament does much To
the labor o. italian prison
officials. The oOnyiets get two fun
meals Of beans, %lentils, or paste cooked
lard. and meat on Sundays andl
holidays. Every prisoner may spend
centsimi a day, If he has 1t or can
1t; therefore, wine is by no means
IN unknown luxury In the prison.
The system Of rigorous solitary con-
inement leads to frequent cases OF
madness. Indeed, there is often
ak Of the Italian government abol-
shing the system on account Of the
treat expense Of maintaining numer-
rus criminal lunatic asylums.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12
MISSOURI UNIVERSITY
HIGHLY Praised by Secretary Of Agri-
culture Wilson ID a Speech al
Columbia.

Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson, on
his visit 70 Columbia. was very much
pleased with President jesse and the.
state University, especially the agri-
cultural department, and was loud in
his praise OF the Institution. Capt J.
W. Bryan, OF this city, who was In
Columbia at the commencement On
being By asked the LEDGER " he en-
loved his visit, said:
Eyes, 1 had a very enjoyable trip TO
Columbia. Besides meeting Mark
Twain and hearing him talk Wednes-
day morning, after the comforting p
the degrees | saw and heard much
that every one who Is ~interestedln the
educational pEogresso Of the State ought
to know. NJ. Wilson, Of Iowa, Sec
rotary Of the Department Of Agricul-
ture, delivered an address Tuesday
evening, in which he made some state
ments that | think are not generally
known. You know he has been lee
turing for a number Of years to have
the farmer boys have the same adj
yantages in their line that the stu.
dents OF law, medicine, etc. have. That
Is, that the students In the agricul-
tural department should be On the
same plane as the students In the So
called learned professions. Then be
said: i have been for ten years look
ing for an educational institution and
for a man working in this direction
and l have found the Institution in
the University Of Missouri and the
man in President Jesse, and after a
thorough examination | say that 10
these lines the Missouri University Is o
far ahead Of any other in the United
States that there is no comparison
eyes, / heard Mark Twain's ad-
dress. He is inimitable On the plat
form and one gets 50 much more Of the
pathos, wit and humor that is in the
man from hearing him speak than
from reading what he has written.
When he received his degree be re-
peated what be said in stronger
language and said the University in
its agricultural department was in adj
vance Of any other Institution Of It's
kind in America
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12
Eek MEADE / |
Chicago & Alton Engineer, WellKnown
in Mexico, Died From Injuries Re-
ceived in q Wreck Near Kan
sas City.

KANSAS CRY, June 6-Train No.l5,
on the Chicago s. Alton, due to ar
rive in Kansas City at 7:l5 O'Clock this
evening, crashed into the e a end Of
a freight train standing on the main
line q mile and a half east Of Shelf.
field, a Kansas City suburb, about !
O'Clock tonight.
Peck Meade, engineero Of the pas
senger train, of Slater, formerly OF
Mexico, was probably fatally injured.
Mike Doyle and James 0'Donnell, both
OF Springfield, who were riding on the
blind baggage, were seriously injured.
The injured men were taken to a
hospital here.
W. E. Landman, fireman on the
passenger engine, jumped and saved
himself from serious injury.
OfAcials Of the road assign no cause
for the wreck, and why the freight
train was standing on the main line
in the way Of the passenger train can
not be learned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12
owns ! Pearl worth 10000.

MILWAUKEE, June 6.-What is said
to be the largest perfect pearl ever
found in America is now in the posses
sion Of Buude s. Upmeyer Of this city.
The gem is a perfect sphere Of fine
lnster and weights l21 grains. It's
exact value has not been determined,
but expertss say that it is worth con-
siderably over $4,000.
This pearl was found by a fisher near
Prairie du Chen and passed through
other hands before coming to its
present owners.
Mr.. Bundle said to-day that he had
been in the pearl business for thirteen
years, but this was the finest spcci-
men Of the American pearl be had
seen. II is without a blemish
and the color is all that could be de-
sired
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12

The young folks claim that they got
ahead Of Mr.. Holt, who married Miss
Emma Morris on the Attn OF June. Mr.
Holt had made special arrangements
with the Chicago & Alton so that be
and his bride could board the train at
the ice plant, instead OF at the union
station, 70 as teavoId the rice-throw-
ers. The friends Of the happy couple
we're not 70 be thwarted In this way,
SO they got on the train at the station
and made things lively.
Mr.. Holt should have made ar
engagements 10 stop the train after 1t
had left the station, instead OF before
II arrived here, II he expected to get
ahead OF the young people OF Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12
BRIDAL PARTY KISSED AT.
Women Cried Shame" as Doctor
Maurice Quinn Led Miss Don.
aher to the Altar.

WORCESTER, MASS, June 4.-Many
groaned and Kisses and cries of shame
from the most indignant Of thousand
persons that filled st. Johns church
to-day made the wedding OF Doctor
Maurice w. Quinn, of Brockton, and
Miss Mary E. Donaher, Of this city,
extremely sensational.
1t could hardly have been more so
had Miss Bertha Condor, a former
sweetheart of DR.. Quinn, carried out
her threat to appear at the church.
Miss Condor is now out on bail,
charged with shooting at DR.. Quinn
with intent to kill. The two had
known each other from childhood and
they had gone away together. In
Boston Miss Condor was known as
Mrs. DR.. Quinn, and since her arrest
there has been much sympathy for her
here and In Brockton, where both
families are well known.
Three detectives in plain clothes
were detained at the entrance of the
church. The officers were needed, as
the bridal party were affronted on
their arrival by crowds Of women who
lined the sidewalks and steps.
AS the bridal party assembled the
steps the demonstration was resumed
and the party found themselves in a
most embarrassing position. They
halted at the door 10 form the march
and then the kissing again broke out
and was continued more violently UNI
I'll the party had gone some distance
down the aisle,
The ceremony was performed by the
Reverend @. A. Sullivan, who also
celebrated the nuptlal mass. On the
march from the church many Of the
people stood up, but no remarks we're
made until the newly welded couple
reached the door, and then the Kisses
and groans were resumed. One
woman In the crown cried ''shamel
shame, shame,n She was sllenced by
b~yqtandarg
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12
Route FrOm sanla ID . Perry.

from tne fcfT4 Enterprise.
The surveying party who are sur
'yeying the proposed electric line from
Moberly 10 Perry reached here to-day.
We know Of no further steps taken,
aside from the survey from Santa Fe
10 Perry Is as follows.
From Santa Fe % the mouth OF Elm
Greek, where It crossed, thence TO
South Fork creek and crossed, thence
across Mo0re's farm. through 70 vii
liam Dunis farm, thence through the
timDered land q william Smiley.
thence through Ned McCvtchen's and
Nillers farm, thence 10 c. @. Hell
zer's, thence 20 Il n Pages on 20 ].
Powers farm, running II miles
through his farm, thence 10 William
Eshams- thence 70 fife farm known as
the Bishop farm, thence 10 J. Dooley's
farm, thence 70 tho Colliyer farm,
thence o. y r. Evans, thence % n.
McEDy's farm, thence 10 Mrs VII
motifs farm. thence 70 Wall Jaeksonis
farm where the survey intersects the
old railroad grade thence 10 Ferry.
" & Iesse sid his IOO-acre farm
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12

TIN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.

j. G. Ford was in Gr%eenville, Miss.
Justin Barker was visiting here from
Arkansas.
Robert Worrell was visiting in Sa-
lima, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Best we're visit
ing in Virginia.
The store 81 W. P. Aiberts was
burned, origin 81 FIRE unknown.
The Fleet Military Academy held
their commencement exercises.
August Meyer and Miss Annie Web
er, both Of this city were wed.
Miss Ada Overbagh and Thomas
Mcdonald we're married on the End
at Martinsburg, Mo-
Joe Weimer, Walter Sly and Phillip
Shire were in Farber and assisted In
instituting a X. of 2. Lodge.
Thos. Patton and Miss Alice Wool
wine, both Of Audfaln, we're married
at the residence Of e. H. Coafman, in
this city.
Funeral services over the remains Of
Mark Russell Crawford, 7-year-old son
of J. A. Crawford, who was drowned
in Kansas City, were held at the resi-
dence Of DIR. ]. H. Crawford, in this
city.
The following named gentlemen
were elected officers Of the L. 0. o. f..
Lodge OF this cityA
W. NJ. Treloar, +. G.
G. R. Lupton, n. G.
G. II. Nichols VI. G.
Jos. Offutt,C corresponding Secretary.
+. A. Sannebeckl Per. Secretary.
Henry Precht, Treasurer.
Audrain Lodge, No. 25, A. O. U. W.,
elected the following officers:
1T. Qulsenberl-y, p. NJ. W.
Josh T. Buntonp NJ. W.
II. C. Shepherd, Foreman.
A. J.. Wlnscott overseer.
r. II. Herman, Recorder.
]. I. Fields, Fiinancier.
J. A. spence, Receiver.
d. b. Staples, Guide.
J. P. Sanford, Inside Waterman.
p. E Locke, Outside Waterman.
A. n. Trlmblg, Trustee.
Dr. ADAMS NJ edical Examiner.
The lodge nuT about 200 mem
hers
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12

Mexico is the stock center Of the
State, says the LEDGER, no matter
whether you talk Of cattle, hogs, dogs
or chickens. Why does the LEDGER
leave out cats?-Kansas City Star.
Leaving out cats was simply an
oversight. One Of Mexico's most
popular young ladies has the prize
winning cat against the world in any
class, no weilht barred.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12
YOU KNOW WHAT you ARE TAX,
TRn

When you tske' Groves TasteleSsC Chill
ToniS because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that
II is simply Iron and Qulnine in a
tasteless form. Nocure, no pay. SOC.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12
R NOTED ORATORS.
Bryan, Cleveland and Hill all to Speak
From The game Platform.

ALBANY, n. Y, June 6.-David B.
Hill and former President Grover
Cleveland and possibly William
Jennings Bryan, will speak from the
same platform on the same night
To-day Senator Hill accepted the
invitation OF the Tnden Club Of New
York City 70 make a speech on the
occasion Of the opening Of the clubs
new quarters. Robert Downing.
president Of the club; Henry d. Hotch-
kiss and John G. Calhoun, the same
committee that waited upon Mr..
Cleveland and invited him TO speak on
this occasion, came TO Albany and ex-
tended the invitation to Mr. Hin.
William Jennings Bryan has also.
been invited 10 speak before the club.
on the night OF the opening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12

Ny little son had an attack Of
whOoping cough and was threatened
with pneumonia; but for Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy We would have
had aserious time Of it. 1t also saved
him from several severe attacks Of
croup.-H J. STRIcEFADES, editor
Worla-Herald, Fair Eaven, Wash. For
sale BY all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12

TWENTY YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
Mexico had a gun club.
Mrs. Hodge, Of Illinois, visited her
brother, Judge John P. Clark.
Pom Elder was marshal at Martins
burg.
Mrs. Lawyer entertained friends at
dinner.
Matte Sullinger was home after a
visit in St. Louis.
Ben B. Tureman, ]. G. Trimble and
Charley Malone, attended commence
ment exercises at Fulton.
Professor John Mailer closed bis
dancing class here with a grand lawn
d~ress.party at the Central Hotel.
Wilbur Nicholas and Mollle Jones,
of this city, were married at the resi-
dence Of Ad Smith by Ed. Hardin.
Sallie Lander, OF this city, a gradu-
ate Of Hardin College, was teaching a
kindergarten school in Hastings, Neb.
Jouett Tomlinson, Ben johnson and
Wick Mason, Of this city, we're ap.
pointed as committeeman for the
drummer's picnic 70 be held at Car
rollton.
J.. w. Daniel, formerly OF the in
surance fraternity Of this city, was the
recipient OF a handsome present as O
a token from the local board
OF fire underwriters IN the form
Of a beautiful silver butter dish. Capt.
Shea made the presentation speech,
Company a. Mexico National
Guards, State Of Missouri, was organic.
ed. J.. Med. Trlmble, L. P. Smothers
and R. M. White were appointed a
committee to report on constitutional
bylaws. L. p. Smothers was elected
president, Henri Fowler, secretary
ID. Z. Shea, treasurer. Directors, ID.
II. Shea, r. NJ. White, L. p. Smothers,
Henri Fowler, ]. Med. Trimble. ].
E. Potts, J. G. Trimble and S. Law
der we're appointed as a committee on
uniforms. A committee consisting OF
D.. E. Shea, S. Lawder, J. G. TrimbIe,
Frank Frost and Robert NJ. White
was appointed to report the names Of
suitable men for commissioned officers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12
Beer War Cost England 2s,434 Men.

LONDON, June 6.-An oficial state,
ment issVed by tie War Department
this evening shows that the total re.
duction Of the British forces IN South
Africa up 70 May 20 Of the present
year was ", AZ. This includes killed,
wounded, prisoners. deaths from dis.
eases and men invallded home.
OF these, many have recovered and
reloined their regiments, leaving -,
l5i dcador permanently incapacitated.
The total number q troops killed In
action o. who died Of wounds Is 1872,
while the total number u deaths from
disease is 1880.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12

Mexico, Mo-, Sept. 10, l9Ol.-This is
TO certify that ] have been cured OF
kidney and bladder trouble by the use
OF the Texas Wonder, Halls great dis
coYery. / can cbeeFfully recommend
II 70 any one suffering from that dis
ease. Yours truly,
u. IL. OwfNas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12
MAIL CARRIERS.
Examinations to Take Place On June
9th in This City.

ITO R. X. Herman, Mexico. No.
WAsHISGToN, ID. O., June 6, 1902
Examinations will be held on June
2lst. Notify applicants to appear on
that date. Receive applications up
to hour Of closing business on June 9.
PROCTOR,
pros mvii7 Service Com.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12

OF what does a bad taste In your
mouth remind you? 1t indicates that
your stomach is in bad condition and
Will remind you that there is nothing
50 good for such a disorder as Cham
berlain's Stomach & Liver Tablets az
ter having nee used them. They
cleanse and inyigorate the stomacb and
regulate the bowels. For sale at Is
cents per box by all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12
Pres. Civil Service Cor

All applications for carriers civil
service examination must be in my
hands by close Of business June 9th.
r. X. KEENAN,
Secretary COM
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12
10 CURE A COLD IN ONE Day

Take LAXATIVE Bromo Quinlne Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
II II fails 70 cure. z. w. Groves sig
natured Is on each box. &c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12

For biliousness use Chamberlain's
Stomach & Liver Tablets. They
cleanse the stomach and regulate the
bowels, ~efiecting a quick and perma-
nent cure. For sale by all druggists
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12
- could is Rrirhtan.a.

wHErK PLAIN, IN. Y, June 4.-MIss
Helen Gould h4s indicated to the
authorities here that she expects TO
begin a proceed Ing against John II.
Anderson, her insane admirer. that
viii put him where he cannot harm
her.
As a prelim mary step she has pro.
cured all thc' letters he has written
% her. Il
Anderson stu writing his love
mizsives
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12

CongFessmvn crosley, Of Illinois,
believes tha { the next House viii be
Democratic and that the complexion
Of many Le g~islatuFes viii be g chang
ed at the NJ ut election that gain will
be made In the United States Senate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12

:, Wink Boulware, Son ],
" Boulware, Of Fulton ~ u, . aa
g Miss Anna Baker, a. X" a.. naus
La, last week. Mr. D. slFeVs
merly attended Fleet Ssu,saI
city and now resides at Christi sai ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12

L. 7. Stephens, brotbo.
Stephens, Of Audrain CONT, I
elected constable Of oonw, ls
ship, Boone county. ana ~m
splendid Official. nas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12

Judge \. J. Pindall is IN this city
on business and pleasure combined. II
Is always a pleasure for him to met his
many friends here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12
3 FASHION n
A s~erviceabls Jacket The Long
Turn : Down Collar.

A launty and ~serviceable garment is
made OF black broadcloth OF an exquis-
ltely fine texture stitched with white
Corticelll silk. 1t Is cut with a long
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12
Mothers
Friend

viii do for every woman what Il did tor ths
Minnesota mother who writes the above lst"
Ter. Not to use Il during pregnancy . =
mistake to b paid for IN pain and susierins'
Notber.s Friend squps the rAtisnt with a
strong BODY and clear intellect which %
turn are impaired to the child. Il relax,
the muscles and allows them to expand. Il
relieves morning sickness and nervousness
Il puts al the organs concerned IN peffecl
condition for the final hom, 50 that the actual
labor Is short and practically painless. Dan
ger Of rising or hard breasts Is altogsthel
avoided, and recovery Is merely a matter o.
afew days.
Druggists sell Mothsr's Friend for 81 e bottle.
The Eradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga
Send for orr tree Illustrated book
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12

The LEDGER would like 70 kno~ Tie
present address ofTaek Davis, former
~ Of Indian Gap, Texas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12

n. r. White has sold bis s20-aefe
farm, : miles south Of this city, 10 Nj
Clendenin, Of Illinois for $1,000.
Cheap enough.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12

The front Of the Mexico Savings.
Bank Is receiving acost Of paint.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-12

Prof. and MR Arthur Lee are here
from Clinton. They viii spend a por-
tion u tue summer here.