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The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-06
PERSONAL MENTION

James L. wOr;ham, oi the Dome Com mission O., operating the steamer Clifford Slfton, Is at the Golden North.
 -o- [ Mir. and Mrs. James Tate of Glaeisf r'' turned on the Cottage City.
 =
 Capt. M. Langley was a nor,hbound passenger on the Co,tsge.
 -O-
 Mir. Asl; went to Seattle on the Seattle Saturday night.
 j. MeKsown, a merchant Of Eagle City lsft for his destination on feStsrday's uaIn.
 Sliney Johnson, a commission merchant of Dlwson, arrived on the Cottage Cl'y' MA Fuller. Dominion architect ar rived on the C ttige City. News wis received on the Cottage City by Mrs. Phil Keith that her hlsbands father dlei prll 20 ,t MallurS, Mass.
 -o-
 Amosg the Sksgwav Mlscns who wen' Co White Horse yes,srdav morning are J. H. Kelly, ". A. McKsan, ]. $. wilson, Geo. E. Howl.d, Hsm Johnson, wm. Carter, J. C. Clinton, Phil Abrahams and Frank McDlnald.
 Jutgs H. A. D4v. formerly Of Sk'gwav and reentlv of Nome, hls opened a law othce at Rs,chikan.
 Jno. A. Howey arrived on the S,Illle with seven carloads Of beef cattle en route Co DlvSon.
 Miss E. Davis arrived on the Cottage City and left fer White Horse veSterday. NC. O'Msra. road agent for the OTs- gonian, I-h f,f Sllka on the Cottage City. Mrs. L. I- Votaw and sons, who are rglslsrei d, the Golden North, leave this morning iOy Mr. Yotsw's cl5im on Bo- nsnza.
 
 GO. B0u,ells, a miner of Atlin arrived on the Dolphin and went over the hill veSlerday morning.
 John ". Shook returned from HainsS on the Petrel yeS,-rily
 James Pate and family returned from the south after spending the winter at Portland. They leave on this mornings train.
 A. b. Mclennln and R. and J. GilllSp'e returned from the south and went 10 White Horse yss,efl-v.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-06
Notice

During my absence in the POrcuplne dis irlct my office and business will be in charge of Dr. A. W. Reed, a thoroughly competent dentist, who Is authorized Co collect and receipt for an accounts due me.
 mAd Dr. L. s. Keller.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-06
Maooab ,ss Have Initiation

Two candidates were Initiated at the regular meeting Of the Knights Of the M1ceabees las, night. The attendsnes was lirge.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-06
Knocked Down Salmon Cans.

The Seattle brought Too tons of tin for the Columbia Cinnery. Part of it was left at Sklgwav and the balance will De landed on the Haines whirf.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-06

Just received at Royal Laundry latest appliance for lace curtain work Next to new electric plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-06

An kinds of soft drinks and saattle Ex- port Beer at B. D. Bottling Co. Fifth Avenue. opposite Fifth Avenue Hotel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-06

Bosworth & Aggers, Kelly blcck, re- celveS fresh fruits, green vegetables, ovs- terS, etc.. every five days.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-06

Finest meal ln the cltv at Royal Cafe. Everything 6rst-elasS. The best of service guaranteed.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-06

All the dellcacles of the season at the Royal Cafe. Lunches put up on short notice.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-06

Baths In porcelain tubs at the PrineipS' opposite U. s. barracks.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-06
FUND
Watch It Grow From Day
 To Day.

The following public spirited ellizens of have agreed to pay monthly the sum set opposite thslr names to help the fund of the Citizens Mining Committee In prospecting the Humboldt claim.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-06

F Rent ane For Sale cards for sale a, this ofice.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-06

The Daily Alaskan's facilities for doing oD work are rnexeelled.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-06

Fresh milk & lream from the Skagway Pioneer Dairy at Chealander'S, sth Ave
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-06

New Lac, Curtalus a, E. R. Peoples.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-06

Fresh tsfy daily at the Boss Bakery.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-06

Mining blanks at this onoo
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-06

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23
MULE MEN LOSE.
Smooth Work Down South Catch His
souri, Mule Traders.
From The cOlumhla HeraIa.

From the COlumpla heEhlu-
The citizens of the eastern part Of
this (BOone) county are much wrought
up over the alleged nefarious dealings
Of a live stock commission firm OF
Memphis, Tenn. About two months
ago Quinn & Co., a small live stock
commission firm Of Memphis, offered
special inducement to Frank Potts,
mule dealer OF this county, to have
him ship the firm a car load Of mules.
Potts shipped the mules which were
accepted and duly paid for in the
regular way. About three weeks ago
Potts received a letter from Quinn
asking him to locate a number of
punches Of mules as he was coming
here to fill a large order. Upon the
arrival OF Quinn he was introduced to
Messrs. hurry, Carson and Boulware.
From the first two he bought u car
Of mules and from the last named two
cars. Potts, hurry and BOulware ac-
companied the mules TO Memphis,
where they we're delivered to the firm
Of Quinn & Co. Quinn gave the mule
dealers a check in payment. The
dealers pocketed the check and
started home. At ST. Louis Potts
and Boulware bought another car Of
mules which they shipped TO Quinn s.
Co., Potts accompanying them. On
arriving Potts learned that the firm
had gone 10 the wall and that their
checks were worthless. He immedi-
ately wired Murry, Boulware and Car
son They in company with Att0r-
ney Harvey hurry, left Sunday for
Memphis for the purpose Of securing
an adjustment OF the matter. No
word has been received from him at
this time as TO what he has accom-
plished. The amount involved is a
large sum, in the neighborhood OF
$4,000. Every effort will be made to
prevent its loss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23
SALE
TUESDAY, JANUARY 9ss

Having sold my farm, will sail !.
public sale at said farm, 6 miles so-,s
west OF Mexico, on Tuesday, Jsupss
~, 1902, the following personal NY
erty, to-wit: ~
Twelve horses and mules, consis,,.
of 3 mares, In foal; / saddle And \,
ness mare, 2 FLIES, coming two ~
old; ! mule, 4 years old: 9 muI~i
years old, and 2 mule colts.
Fifty-twO head good cattle. ernse
ing Of 80 COWS and heifers, to BE- ~
In the spring; 9 steers, coming n
years old; II steer calves 3 6sils
calves and ] ShOrthorn bull,
One hundred and ten fine bresaw
ewes TO lamb In April;also 3goodbrk
Thirty head Of hogs, consisting I
10 that will weigh about lbs M /
good brood sows, / fine male hoe K,
balance Weighing about IS or 50 ID
Farming implements, consisting {
wagons, ploss, c%ultiyatOrs, hsrrw
hay rake, moving machine, com "a
Ter and many other articles too nuns
Gus TO mention. Also some hOussboA
and kitchen furniture.
Several tons u hay.
About 200 shocks Of good corn.
Several stands Of bees.
Terms or SALE.-All sums d q
and under, cash; over that amOunlI
credit Of ~ months will be givu
purchaser giving bankable note ba
ing interest at the rate Of G per a'
per annum. Terms 10 be compk
with before property is removed.
Sale TO begin AZ 10 O'Clock sharp
ID. NJ. ROBEgn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23
Corn Fodder Disease.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, Jan. I6.-Secretary
George B. Ellis, Of the State board Of
agriculture, has made public the
following facts touching the corn
fodder disease now prevalent in this
State:
Numerous reports have been receiv.
ed during the past few weeks that
cattle, horses and mules have died from
indigestion, brought on by feeding too
much dry corn fodder, wormy corn OF
straw, while in some cases the symp-
toms are similar TO those Of sorghum
poisoning or poison that cattle some
times get when turned into fresh stalk
fields. 1t is altogether a different all
ment, and can be prevented with some
precaution. If wormy corn is fed 1t
should be shelled and screened in orde
to take the dust out OF 1t. II stock
are In a stalk field they should have
plenty Of water and salt regularly, and
should be fed a light feed Of good dry
hay, oats, straw or corn each. They
should not be changed from one kind
OF feed TO another all at once, but the
change should be made gradually.
Stock should not be kept on dry corn
fodder or poor straw at any time with
out feed in some good hay or light feed
OF grain with 1t. These precautions
may cost money or labor, butt will be
much cheaper than TO lose the stock.
One mar lost eight mules out OF four
teen head the other day on account Of
feeding wormy corn. Another lost six
head Of cattle on account Of feeding
them all the dry corn fodder they
would eat, and feeding nothing else
with IL. The man who lost the mules
could well afforded TO have shelled and
screened his corn for the price Of the
eight mules lost or the man who lost
six head OF cattle could have bought
a considerable quantity Of oil meal OF
clover hay with the price Of the cattle
that died.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23
MARVELLOUS RESULTS IN TREAT.
ING DROPsY.
The Great DrOpsy Specialist Of Chi
eago. Franklin Miles, n. D., IL.
B, VIII Send 1915 Worth
Worth Of Treatment
Free.

Death from dropsy Is like drowninI
In the water OF one'Sown blood. Thai
every dropsical person may test thu
| wonderful curative powers Of bis new
treatment for dr0psy, swollen feet,
ankles. limbs OF body and 10 bad case,
complicated with cough, nausea. con.
stipati0n, short breath. smotherinf
spells, etc, Dr.. Miles viii send a com
plete course free.
This marvellous treatment is the re
sultof twenty-five years OF profound re
search and great success in treating
diseases Of the heart liver, kidneys and
drOpsy, which often c0mplicafe each
case. So wonderful are the cures re.
sulting from this treatment that the
doctor does not hesitate TO offer a free
trial 10 every afflicted person.
Every afflicted person should try q
treatment which has cured hundreds
Of cases that had been pronounced In
durable BY from three 70 eighteen
leading physicians.
Mr.. II. f. Cole, 1s4 Sherman Ave,
Allegheny, Pa, writes: Under your
treatment Mrs.Cole gained rapidly and
now IL as well as ever, though III a
dozen years, and often apparently at
deaths door. Her case bad been given
up as fatal By 6 local doctors
y.H. Abrams, Benton Harbor, Mich,
reports: II had serious heart trouble
and dropsy. Obtaining nc relief from
local physicians / consulted DR.. Miles
and now am we'll"
Ms. Edward Aikey, Forest Hill, Pa,
states: my home doctors did not
help me and thought | would soon die.
Since taking your special treatment
can truly say / am we'll"
Mrs D. W. Gardner, Huntington,
Ind: MK. NJ. B. MORGAN, Of Rogers,
o.; Julius Kelster, Chicago, and bun.
dreds q Others were cured Of drUpsy
after being given up az beyond help.
A Thousand references to and testi-
monials from bishops cleFRymen,
bankers, farmers, and their wives will
be sent free 90 request
Send at once to Franklin Miles, NJ.
D. Ii. B., AI TO 200 State street,
Chicago IN. for free treatment before
IL u too late
Please mention this paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23
KILLED a NEGRO.
James Patterson, a Prominent D..
Near HattOu, Shot John p,,, .as
son. cOlOred, and is Exon,
erated From Blams

special to the Ledger VIA La o,o...
AuxyAssEs Jan. 22,Jaues p..'
son, a prominent white farmer liv,.
miles north Of Hatton and ! ~.
west Of this city, shot and t,, -aa
negro named John Patterson ,hs,'.
o'clock Tuesday evening.
II seems that the negro had b...
James Patterson's place Garlic, !. !
afternoon and had caused tropbl,
tween another negro man ana !.
wife, both Of whom worked fl, !.
Patterson. The negro PattenoD !.
and returned shortly before q o,.,.,
and renewed the trouble. Ia /,
been drinking and when Jane, >,
teHon, the owner Of the place, inn.
fered, the negro threatened him .
the white man shot, using a sbo,...
Death was almost instantaneous
Coroner House, Of Fulton. =,
called and at the inquest Mr.. Pit
son was exonerated from all blam.
Blum's have a few jackets in dis..
ent sizes and colors left which, in ors',
TO close out, have cut the price in bas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

Hon. CHAMP CLARK believes that
bis plan for the general primary 70
nominate a candidate for the United
States Senate will be adopted In the
course Of a very few years. Winding
up an interview in reference to this
matter Mr.. Clark says; "'We have
always had conventions; therefore, we
must always have Them is not very
sound OF convincing logic, but it won
the convention adyocats a Temporary
victory by a narrow margin. Coming
from things general TO things per
sonal and judging bydispatches ! have
received to-day from Missouri, j be-
lieve that the agitation for the gen.
eral primary has increased my chances
for winning the S~enatorship and that
/ am nearer It tonight than ever be-
fore, for IL has shown that ! am not
afraid 10 trust the people"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

PROM TIE WashInRton IIMts
what sort Of q state OF mind do
you think be is ins" queried the clerk
cautiously, glancing at the glass door
on which the shadow OF the employer
was visible.
"well," said the head bOOkkeeper,
sim not Just sure, but from the
language he used ! should say be was
somewhere between Texas and Ken
tuckvn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

Lakenan s. Barnes as agents, Mon
day sold for J.. A. Winfrey his farm
two miles west Of Thompson Station,
OF 3Os acres, to 2. 7. Northcutt, of
Benton City, for $40, 100. Mr. Winfrey
taking as part pay Mr.. Nortbcutt's
store building in Benton City at e, 200,
his residence at q, 200 and his stock OF
goods at invoice price, which will
amount to about 1880.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

Hon. CHAMP CLAsfK is very strong
with the Democracy Of his district ht
viii be nominated for Congress with
out any opposition, and at the same
time he will have his district solid fol
United States Senate. Champ CLARK
is able, honest and out-sp0ken o. al
Of the public questions Of the day; ht
is always found working fairly ant
honestly for the people, and during bis
long career as a public servant has
ta-g been accused Of a dishonest or
! and ady.act; be is free from lobby
influences OF all kinds, and neyss
finches when it canes to z4uestion
between the people and the trusts OF
corporations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

Notice Is hereby given that W.
Of administration upon p~arthes1Fs
Wolf & Brock have been gran
undersigned by the Probate Uva A.
Audraln county, Missouri beaf'hs
OF January !, 1902. .ns
All persons having claims assIs'
said estate are requested 70 s~ir1
them for allowance 10 tne a.s :
traitor within one year after ~ \
granting letters, or they may
|cluded from any benefit ofsucnss,
and ~ such claims be not eia n
within two years from the us'e
will be forever barred. NOR
GEO. A. BROoh,
4s-4t Administn@
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23
II You Are Scared

easilyyou might suppose that the pain
in the lower part Of your back meant
kidney trouble. But being a person Of
sense you know it is only muscular
stiffness from cold, and that prompt
treatment with Perry ayis'Painkiller
viii prevent it from growing into lum-
baeo. Act accordingly and you viii
be glad you saw this. There is but
one Painkiller, Perry Davis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

L. N. HUI, shipping from Laddo
mia, Texas, marketed two loads Of cat.
Tie, "A steers averaging 761 lbs. at
S'S5 and q mixed at 1875, Swift and
Company being the purchaser.-Lu.
Stock Reporer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

In the proper column In the LEDGER
will be found the announcement Of A.
J. Winscott candidate for circuit
clerk Of Audrain county, subject 70
the Democratic primary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

was interested, we were told, in a
tree-wash that would kill locusts and
In which the government had declined
to invest.
The ministry made promptand ap-
parently satisfactory replies to all the
attacks. Their speakers were APP
plauded by hand-clapping from the
right, where were their supporters.
The republicans occupied the extreme
left and the conservatives the center.
The two great political parties in
Spain, each divided into small fac
tions, are the Liberal and the Con.
sentative. Their names suggest their
theoretical belief, though there Is
actually but little practical differ
ence between them.
The Ministry bench was well filed.
The Minister OF Public Instruction,
Count de Rommanones, has a crooked
leg. The Minister Of Finance, Senior
Urui, resembles In personal appear
ance and nervous energy, former Gov.
Lon v. Stephens. The Minister Of
War, Duke de Almodayor, is called
the Black Duke because OF his bru-
Dette complexion. The Minister OF
State has a bald head. Among other
distinguished ministers was Admiral
Diaz Moren, who commanded the
Colon at the battle Of Santiago. He
Is now second in command Of the
navy department, which has In charge
a navy that does not exist. Admiral
Moren, a bluff, hardy-looking sailor,
with a harsh, fog-horn voice, is accused
In the Madrid press Of having run the
Colon aground In order that Admiral
Sampson, who had previously bribed
him to do so, mightreceive the larger
amount Of prize-money! The Minister
Of the Navy, who sits to the left OF
the Minister OF State, is Duke de
Veragua. he is a lineal descendant
OF Columbus and attended the Chicago
Exposition. He says be hopes to 60 to
the Louisiana Purchase Centennial at
st. Louis in 1908. The Duke is a
double In appearance Of former Con-
gresham John T. Heard. He has
made a fortune breeding Spanish
fighting bulls. Weyler is a small,
t~hin-bearded fellow, not much larger
than the First Napoleon and anxious
to play a similar role, Sagasta is the
artful dodger Of Spanish politics.
The deputies, as a rule, were fine
looking, intelligent men. They talked
fiuently, preserved excellent order,
even during the exciting debate on the
locust question, and were punctiliously
polite In their speeches. Altogether
the body would impress the most
casual stranger as containing many
earnest, cultivated, patriotic citizens.
In decorum it would compare most
f~avorably with the House Of Repre-
sentatives at Washington.
The Senate Tor Senado) is the smaller
and not 50 interesting. II meets in a
building Of similar general appear
ance, but not so large, near the Royal
Palace = and formerly used as an
Augustine Convent. Both bodies be.
gin their sessions at 3 O'Clock in the
afternoon.
FROM THE PRESENT TO THE PAST.
And now we go to FL Escorial,
where the Spanish Kings are buried
above ground; to the Cathedral Of
Cordova with its forest Of marble
columns; TO Granada and the beauti'
full Alhambra-
Here passed away the Koran-therC
in the Gross was borne
And here was heard the Christian
bell-and there the Moorish hornl'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

The object Of the recommendation
made by Governor Nash, of Ohio
which is the same as the law proposed
by Representative Clay, of Audrair
county, and referred TO on the fourth
page OF this weeks weekly, is to place
all taxation for state purposes upor
corporations, and thereby relieve al
real and personal property TO be taxed
for county and local purposes only.
The bill would be In the interest Of
the people by relieving them Of the
state tax they nov bear and placing
il upon corporations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

TIE State Judicial Convention will
be held in Springfield On Tuesday,
July sth, and the general convention
in st. Joseph on Tuesday, July 22nd.
The motion to have a general primary
for the election Of the United States
Senate was defeated In the State Com
mittee meeting by a vote Of twenty tC
ton
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

Hon. DAVID r, FRANCIS, president
OF the Louisiana Purchase Exposition,
is not going abroad as reported. Mr..
Francis could not possibly be spared
from st. Louis during the preparation
for the Worlds Fair. All reports
regarding the postponement OF
the date OF the opening Of the great
fair have been promptly denied.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

hn Thomas Flint and brother,
George EdmoRston, left for Denver.
Col, Monday. They we're called 10
thlsclty 70 attend the funeral Of their
mother, Mrs Alex Carter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

THERE is no reason why the Demo
Gratis should not name a splendid city
ticket from top TO bottom. Every
Democrat should attend the primary,
and If good material does not offer
choose business men who 7 not
candidates.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

william A. King, who had q sale
OF personal property near Thompson
Tuesday will leave In a few days for
Nebraska.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

The Kansas City World: "R. NJ.
White, OF the Mexico LEDGER, has
reached the age where his fellow
country editors have begun TO call him
colonel. He Is still Bob White TO
many Of the boyNn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23
II Your Exs.irht d. psfsctiv.

Better consult Or. White, the re.
liable eye specialist and have them
tested free Of charge. Proper fit guar.
anteed, II glasses are needed. Steel
frame 81 and up; gold, sand up. Once
over Morris & Abbayis. d&wlt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

Genuine goodness Is a rare virtue
that Is always recognized, whether In
fuiks, merchandise or sap AAFLE
Crx SELFWAkHISe soar possesses
fhls virtue Is does 20 other sap On
fhe market To ty IL once Is % use
i always Gel Is 81 your gruceFS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

J.. B. Miller, who has just moved to
this city with his family from Saline
county, will shortly move 70 st. Louis
where be will have sFos;tiCn with the
Worlds Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23
Old Paper Wanted.

Wanted, a copy Of the weekly LED.
oER Of the date Of Thursday, Jan. q,
ls92 WIN pay the finder for their
trouble. d3t-wlt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

TIE Democratic Central Committee
Of Pike County on last Monday adopt
ed resolutions strongly endorsing Hon,
Champ Clark for the United States
Sanata
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

Nosics 4 hsrsbs Fissa that 90
ne saiais nfjsFu csssy e5sbsis Co.
81 the FsbnU tefm a. Ne -
Aaduin oounu. Missoan n
Assoad, % ne ssaond NURrhis
fm uE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

Notice h hsreby given that hnA q !
The eatate Of W.O johnson deceesss0H
made afths FEBRUARY tern OF ne ~ I've
Of Audrain county, Aissoun i RI
leo, M~iaaourf, on the second fGaye1N,
atl' IVA Admins Hls
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

Rotics 4 hereby Firsa mat COS @asa.
ne eatlte o. HaaeY Craig prsbsls -
Il he TrtruaV tfm o. ue ~ ~ - Z
q Andraff onaHtY, MisHount Hsse9 !
MeHho, Museum. On the aee If
fsnfaAffi itA pubie Adnlnisa~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

MONROE county on Saturday, March
2sth, will have a primary election at
which the people will vote for their
choice for the United States Senate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

Notice Is hereby giyed by The unas
signed admlnistratrIx that tne Y
bate Court Of Audraln County =
issued letters Of administrator, -
ing date OF January I, 1907
undersigned upon the estate -
W. Carr, deceased, and all
sons are hereby notified to PI
their claims for allowance agallss
estate one year from the date o.
letters, and unless such clalmsa's
sented 20 said court within Two
from the date thereof they wiz
forever barred. I'M
vat MARTHA A. CAhh
Jan. 8. 1902. Administrau&
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

Notes Il hereby given, that nns -
he estate o. Mafy , keslai p1fsso,
made AZ ths FebruaT termo NJ -
Of Audrain county, A.ssonn' ,,ssri d =
nexico, Missouri, on the soco99 ~ CkuL
FnarJ, ieA Asmlaisrsa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

Mrs. Flemming returned Saturday
from a short visit with her daughter
hn johnson, Of hartinsburg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

Have you seen our line Of muslin
underwearf We are making very
close prices.
owl RICKETTS, 4 EsuoSsD.e. os.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

Notios lshsrshr give thai hn1 -
fhs esiata % sail Dniards 10 -.
nnds al ne Fehfuafy terH seSt
Coaft q Audrzin cosby hi Hsf :
nexioo, hineoaHs o. me q 4 LL
FseruafJ, ts2. kdniasu<
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23
1855. Dreyful riot in France,

ANY citizen should be willing TO
serve the city, providing the voters
want him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

License 10 marry was granted Tues
day 70 Alfred n. Nen, aged p, and
Pearl Ferguson, aged IA, both Of this
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

Ma Arthur Pzgets new dinner
sszn b. WoFlh s SAD 70 be q 1.-THE
nast uondersal eFeati0ns Londoa has
zssa In sereFzlsszsonk