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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27
Wanted- a Missouri Flnp.

The Columbia Herald wants some.
body TO make a Missouri flag. The
State now has no flag. "It has a great
SEAL" the Herald says, "a coat OF arms
with two bears upon II and a splendid
Latin motto. But there is no State
flag. We may claim as our own, OF
course, the glorious red, white and
blue with its field Of stars, the most
beautiful banner in the world, but
representing which is the star OF Mis-
souri, upon Old Glory none can say.
AS for a State flag there is none. True,
there are flags ont hy Earions hagmak-
ers, their own designs and manufac-
ture, which purport TO be the flag Of
Missouri, but for none Of these is there
any warrant in law. The common
wealth is without a banner Of its own.
"WhO will furnish Missouri a flag?
Such a flag should be one Of surprising
beauty and appropriateness, one under
the folds Of which every MksOurian
could rally in defense Of the honor OF
his State, in promotion OF its noblest
interests. Who will provide flag for
flagless Missouri?n
A Turkey Roaster free with each
cooking stove.
FERRIS & CAIrTHORN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

QUINCY JAMES, the efficient Sheriff
Of Audrain county, is eminently cor
rect in refusing 10 allow reporters 70
annoy prisoners in the Jail. When
ever prisoners desire TO receive A re-
porter Sheriff James Is always gli.d 10
accommodate them. Faxed" con-
fessions ~ are very embarrassing to
people charged with crime. Prison
ers have some rights as well as other
people, and unless they desire the visit
Of reporters the Sheriff has no right
10 have them annoyed and harassed
by sensational ''yaller" interviews,
claiming that wonderful confessions
have been made 10 themseEeFy time
they are permitted TO speak to a
prisoner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27
gHE CrrY COUNCIL.
Meeting in Regular Session Monday
Night Sidewalks Accepted and
Rejected Contract For Print
ing Awarded the Evening
Ledger - Ordinances
For Paving Given
First Reading.

The city council met in regular ses-
sion Monday night with all members
present except Mr.. Cleveland.
The report of the Street Commits.
sioner was read and received. Street
Commissioner Owen reported list Of
walks that had been built by prop
erty owners according 10 the ordinance.
On motion Of Mr.. Kennan these walks
were accepted by the council. A re-
port Of those walks constructed con-
trary TO the ordinance was also given,
and ON motion OF Mr.. Buckntr II was
decided TO notify these people OF IL.
Mr.. Abbay said Mrs. Callaway de-
sired the city to build her walk and
that she would pay for It. II was
moved by Mr.. Buekner that the Street
Commissioner proceed to put down
einders along the north side Of Mrs.
Callaway's property in preparation
TO building a brick walk as soon as
possible.
The claim OF Mr.. Stacy was referred
to the claims committee.
A resolution was introduced by Mr..
Kennan TO the effect that the street
and alley committee see all persons
who have been notified to build walks
and ask them, on account Of the pres
ent scarcity Of brick, TO lay cinders in
foundation for the walks. This mo-
tion was passed.
Mr.. Pratt stated that the street and
alley committee were in favor Of John
Graham S sloping his walk down from
his front gate to the alley.
Bids for city printing were received
and the contract for the city printing
was awarded to r. NJ. White, of the
Mexico Evening LEDGER, until May l,
1908.
The claims committee allowed bills
to the amount of sl33.33.
The ordinances for the paving Of
Monroe, Jefferson, Jackson and Wash
ington streets were given their first
reading.
In the matter Of the walks of j. w,
Hill, DR.. McFall and J. II. Lane, on
East Liberty street being condemned,
action was left to the discretion of the
street and alley committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Howell the street
commissioner was instructed to put
down plank crossing on Missouri
avenue between Love street and Cur
tbs avenue.
The meeting was then adjourned
and the council will convene In regu-
lar session December s.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27
U. L. S. NOTES.

The society met Saturday, Nov. %,
and was called to order by President
Mr.. Bolts. The quotations were great
relief from those of preceding Satur-
days. We have decided to let Pope
rest awhile.
The first duty was a reading by Miss
Garrett. Subject: "Why Mrs. Hyret
Was Late" Her selection was interest
ing and she read well, as she always
does.
Recitation-Miss OfIutt. "a Thrill
ing Exploit OF Ten Mischievous School
Girls"
Miss Mason Essay on Kentucky. "
She treated her subject we'll, giving us
a glowing account Of the great "blue
grass" state. AS Miss Mason visited
in Kentucky this summer she is we'll
acquainted with all the places which
she described.
Essay--Mlss Cunningham Refiec-
tions." A subject upon which much
thought was given by the author.
"How Nina Earned a Camera" was
read by Miss Weimer. 1t was indeed
interesting and the little girl, who
was Just three thousand six hundred
seconds older than her cousin, Bert,
did, after so long time, have he SUI
perlorty acknowledged.
Miss Gill had an excellent essay on
the history OF clubs: "How They
We're Originated and Their Purpose. -
Miss Gill has voice we like to hear.
Mr.. Ketter delivered an grafton On
"The Two Parties" He treated his
subject in an interesting and pleasing
way. It ~ only one Of his many good
duties.
The debate, "ResolUed, That the
Trusts Are an Oppression to the
Laboring Glass; was argued by,
affirmative: Sara Donelly, Estelle
Boatman. Negative: Flemma Snidow,
Goldie Emerson. Good points were
brought out on both sides but the
affirmative won the decision. The
judges were Misses Garrett and Mason
and Mr.. Cohoon.
Major Harlan, our most welcome
guest, recited for us this afternoon.
How well be recites and how much
we enjoy having him. Major Harlan
recited for US once before.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27
To Gather Neirhhor,s Corn.

Mexico Camp No. 205O, NJ. w. A.,
assisted by neighbors and friends Of
Andy Hood, had set Tuesday togather
Mr. Hoods corn, but ON account Of
the rain on Monday the date has been
set on Friday OF this week. MIR. Hood
and his family have been down some
time with typhoid fever and need
help. The committee cannot see all
the Neighbors OF our Camp, but we
hope that everyone who can possibly
do 50, will help by going, sending a
hand or little contribution. Please
report to Arthur Sharp at Ferris &
Cauthorn's store not later than Thurs
day evening. COMMITTEE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27


THURSDAY, November p, has been
set apart as day Of national thanks
giving. No nation on earth has more
to be thankful for than ours We
are at peace vita the world and are
enjoying unprecedented prosperity
splendid crops selling at good prices,
plenty Of work, at fair wages, for all
who desire to work. The United
States was never stronger at home and
abroad than she is to-day. Individu-
ally and collectively we have more to
be thankful for than ever before. The
citizens Of Mexico should attend
Thanksgiving services and contribute
literally Of their means for the deSery-
ing poor. II we are thankful we
should be glad 10 manifest this feel
ing IN such an appropriate manner.
Rev A. w. Kokendoifer will preach
the sermon at the Baptist Church at
1880 Thursday morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27
A REPUTATION
How it Was Made ana \.
Mexico, 'All:'

.,rn.s a good cd, reputation /, =.
sssned' s,staei and and it was only ; ), Ial Se.,
I'SsenS noan,s work work among our ciIi,as Il a,,t
ths noan n1ss : Kidney Pills won 1lIl,eaa iSa', \
.coall'y, sooln0 =, The The public epdp,,sla cI,rsa
azores 81 iossS,S ol Mexico residents he ,sa'i
81 "a inyaluaOle nlna service to H. "a, !. ID
lty. Read what this ei,'l II slle couaI
twsa. MT, o. %.I8 H.. Neal, mail ii''o e,,,l "
Tween us,s ? Mexico and Cant. ,,Vsl vsiHs =
pa pam MINI. In my back Just acros: 1a'S y
AZ Times SO bad that / con,i T'p nl 3
~ = without .,aD taking hold Of ,a san.,,l a.l
ia..s - elung .L9s to me perslsteut,p tsp''l
t,en. Were unduly .nU severe the Eidns' i1s y
~ s,0ns : were, were highly colored r,S+' and Y.
Cd s.l,i. 2 sediment. went to Apo pn' S1'l|
M Mmhitney's drug store fo' D.'ta'
hidney n a,.sgt,i PMS and took them n, ,,,..
oO,e,s 70 directions after the Second aGs'I \
could notice a change for 'Iuo N.
and when l had compIelsd si ,ae %
ment the pains and acbs' sS "a ae Z
months" Va
For sale by all dealers. r,,,. ;.
Foster-Milburn Co., Bus,Sss BTa,1ss
sole agents for the United ISlo ~, \
Remember the name~n,.As sA's /
take no substitute.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27


TEE readers Of the LEDGER will
remember Lee A. Mcconnell, former
ly at this city, now residing at Los
Angeles, California. Lee is one Of
the most prosperous business men in
that city, and is cordially supported
by the people and press there for the
important Office Of city assessor. The
Express, which is a Republican paper,
referring to Mr.. Mcconnell says: sin
the candidacy Of Lee A. Mcconnell,
named by the Democratic convention
for this position, ideal material is
offered for the Office. OF diversified
mental attainmentS, man OF affairs,
a large property holder, affiliated with
institutions that stafid for all that is
best In the community, a recognized
authority on city realty, a broad and
kindly man, Lee A. Mcconnell should
command the vote Of every taxpayer
In Los Angeles Irrespective Of party.
Men of his caliber ali too seldom per-
NIT the use Of their names as aspirants
for public Office and when the excep-
tion occurs there should be an unmis-
taxable appreciation eyinced by the
people, When the ofllce seeks the
man as Is true in his case, the tax
payers cannot afford to stand on cere-
mony in inviting him to become their
servitor. His devotion to the work
means the sighting Of his private in
terests for the good Of the public, and
that fact should be gratefully borne
In mind by the voters. The Express
would like TO see more men Of the
stamp OF Mr. Mcconnell ready to serve
the people when the call is urgent and
il his example becomes contagious
there will be fewer politicians OF the
weak and vaclllating Powers breed
pitchforking themselves into the
public eye and presuming to ask the
sufIrages Of the electors for Office"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

H0S. IVES L. ROBERTSON. OF the
Gal.atin Deaocra,, and H. E. Robin
son, OF the Maryyille Republicoa, men,
bers OF the State Beard OF Charities,
were 10 Mexico this week completing
a visit to all Of the State institutions.
Mr.. Robertson is the efficient secre-
tary, while Mr.. Robinson is one Of the
Republican members Of the board.
These gentlemen, after carefully in
vestigating all the State institutions,
report them to be In splendid condi-
tion In every sense Of the word. Both
u these gentlemen are prominent
newspaper men, and business men
who understand public aGairs, and are
fully competent to look into the con-
duct Of the business Of the State in
situations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

William j. Bryan has shown talents
as finaneier as well as a politician
since be was first nominated for presi-
dent, but Champ Clark tells a story Of
an occasion when he made more money
by letting the committee that was
negotiating with him for a lecture fix
his pay than he would have made II
he had had 1t his own way. Clark
preiaces the story with the undoubted-
ly true statement that in the last six
years Mr. Bryan has made more money
than any other lecturer. "He had a
very arnsingand profitable experience
in 1897" Champ continues. 'The
ChautauqUa assembly at Carthage,
Mo-, wanted him for one lecture. Like
Barkis, he was 'willin, but demanded
$500 for his services. The Chautauqua,
thinking that too much, declined, but
offered him half the gate receipts. He
accepted their proposition and had for
his share something over 81, 800, a
pretty fair days work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

THE curio exhibit at the residence
Of J. f. Llewellyn Monday afternoon
was largely attended and highly ap-
precisted. Such a gathering Of inter-
esting curiosities was never exhibited
before in Mexico. The receptions were
an delightful.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27
Administrators Nouo' "

Notice is hereby give gwen nr5anI|
Probate Court OF AugIaiin iinnisfnll
granted letters Of admlil,sTssis| ihs ssis|
the undersigned upon IiOl wy N
Laura d. steele, deceas'
date OF July %, lsJ@ l.. si7ep I
And notice is hereby tsg,insII s
persons having claims I. oasscssnIs
estate that they must b., BE- p,Sl'6IIin ,TSit6In
allowance TO TINS g egs,tsd .ssd Ietten1
year from the date ,,Sio ol s'lio tso
unless presented WITHIN ,,,a tbey u
Srom tbe date Of the sane ''''
forever barred. ,oprRTS0N
GEoh"h AdminisiI,l
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

+. II. Cappa, Of Louisville, KY, who
conducted the song services during the
recent revival at the Christian church
10 this city, left this week for Odessa,
No, where he will make a short visit,
after which he will go TO some point
in Indiana to have charge Of the mu.
sic in revival. Mr. Cappa is a splen-
did singer, as well as an instructor,
and a genial gentleman. He won
many friends while 10 Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

THERE could be no election law in
Missouri which would be satisfactory
TO some Republicans until the State
went Republican Missouri is a Demo
cratic State, and viii continue 70 be
so as long as the people are permitted
to vote their sentiments.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27
WOMAN VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
Organized to Keep Immoral Shows Out
of the Community.

MARSHALL, NO., Nov. 25.--A large
number OF the leading women Of this
city have organized permanent vigil
lance committee to prevent the ap-
pearance of immoral shows here. II
arose from the recent performance Of
a burlesque opera company attended
nnly nv man
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

II you have not purchased tickets
for the Million Lecture Course you
should do so at once. Our people are
all interested in the success Of this
lecture, but unless our citizens take
an interest in this matter it viii be
impossible 10 have entertainments Of
this character in the future. AT least
fifty more tickets should be sold at
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27
Suit For Divnrce

Lydia F. Nichols has entered suit to
secure divorce from her husband,
Cyrus E. Nichols, charging abandon
ment and nonsuppoft. She declares
that the defendant is non resident Of
the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27
See our line Of Oak Stoves.
FERRIS & CAUTHORs.

A woman is shot dead in her back
yard at Caruthefsyille, Mo-, in fight
with six unidentified men. They tore
down her yard fence and, after warn
ings, she fired on them with a shotgun.
They returned the fire with winches-
tens, killing her 10 her tracks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27
A THANKSGIVING HYMN.

FROM are 50. a .sssii- ssIpiss- Democrat
In all the work find TO do,
For all the world, oh God, and You
There's time this day to sing to Thee,
My thanks for what Thou givest me
I'm thankful for the Redeemed leaf,
Thankful am for garnered sheaf,
Up to the sky my praise fling
And thank / Thee for everything.
The closing year OF 1902
Is fraught with gifts, oh God from
You,
So gladly now sing to Thee
My thanks for what Thou givest me.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

THE new church building Of the
NJ. Z. Church, South, OF Mexico, !,
about completed, and IS one OF the
handsomest church edihces in the
State. Those who have not contribut-
ed should do 50 at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

James Cup. Of Macon, was buried
without any funeral oratI0n whatever
The only service was a song BY BIZ
wife and. As he requested, the only
flowers on his grave were a cbaplet
woven from the artificial blooms from
his wifefg hat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

The Presidents forthcoming mes
sage 20 Congress will contain little
that is new. He will again recon.
mend publicity for the trusts, and
reciprocity for Cuba, more ships for
the navy, and whatever Congress
deems best for the tarif.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

From the Chicago Daily News
Anxious Wife-What do you think
or my husbands case? Is itserlous?
Physician-Oh, he'll pull through
all right. What be needs is rest, so /
have prescribed an opiate.
Anxious Wife-How often shall /
give 1t TO him?
Physician-Don't give 1t to him at
ali; take 10 yourself.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27
rvecptor's Notice.

Notice Is hereby g,,, gwen u,ognt t
Probate Court Of a ulil,,',,,menlar ,',,
granted letters l's'lb ~ csisI
Inc undersigned upon ~ bssrlng
b. II. Cauthorn, decelss' 80
OF November 5rd, ~, W., glyep
persQps having claim, ,4 = ,p,rrSsnlsl
tste that they must os 4 Tilbal
Sesf iroS the h date q o,,s aid f. fsa
unless presenteJ, ~ same thq
from the date OF inc
be forever barred. ,-ruoRN, T
RUTH a. AlT,TTHll0SSSS T
ROSS b. u EIsn
Sat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

THE jnint meeting Of the Sabbath
Schools uf Mexic9 at the Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon was largel,
attended, and some SPLENDID addresses
were made.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

No ware made compare, VI.
Majestic" The full ~ s'a !,
$3.50, but we're going n -
free with every Majestic p,.0' s"'
our exhibit next weeE NV
left. G. W ~. DVlt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

We have some Of those 81 and q
per pair lady's kid gloves Se are still
selling at sOc per pair as long as they
last.
RICKETTS, s. ENNoSs d. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27
THURsDAY. NOVEMBER 2.

THK old reliable Mexico Evening
LEDGER is stIll the official organ Of the
City of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

Superior cooking Ranges and Stoves.
Perfect bakers, fuel savers The result
of life time experience in Stove max
ing. FERRIS G CAUTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

Miss Madge RobertsOn -. !.
tending Missouri UnlversN 4
lumbia, is home to remain o.,a I, y !
Thanksgiving.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

County Collector Harrison viii be Ia
Centralis on "Wednesday aud Thurs
day, December 10 and II, to collect
taxes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

The Mexico LEDGER would like to
know the present address Of J. P.
Greer, formerly Of Centralia, NO., and
A. E. Winn, late Of Jerome, Arizona.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

The Inauguration of instrumental
music has caused a rupture in the
Broadway Christian Church q Lex
ington, Ky. About 200 members, In
cluding the church's first pastor, have
decided b. leave the church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

The Chicago s. Alton company paid
their taxes on the main line property
inAudrain county Wednesday, amount
ing to ss,sis.92 This does not include
the Fulton Branch.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

We have few more Of those Queen
Heating Wood Stoves at the following
prices: A IS stove for $3.50 and a "a
stove for s265. Come and let us tell
you about them.
FERRIS s. CAUTHoRE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

Large size double turkey roaster 5OC
while they last.
FERRIS & CAUTHORs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27
ORDER OF PUBLICAi


Now. on this day. Sept. ,, ~ ,,.. e.I
plaintiff, by his attorney. ahl s,.,. s,.s.
court from the return OF ihe 80
Louis County. and nfiidlvt o. sgsl,'| 'l'||
filesi herein that the rcsidenceo 80 ny
Il uuknOwn and shc cannot " N''-
ordinary process Of law. a. ~
II IA therefore ordered ui w W, IA
publication be made nOtIimA ~
defendant. that an action h., v'fss ~
ed against her by petition ih els x, VI, a,
OF Audnln County, Missouri ~, W.,
general nature Of which h y oN..l.'s 49,
OF divorce from the bonds 81 .1aV. ".
tofore contracted between w J.. VI
ne defendant, and for such iafilo' =
Judgments touching the PfeuN
Just and proper. "a, .o,..is5
fendant. Margarett Norris. liJ W.. 80 "a, I
OF the tlling Of this suit, ana l'i.rIl i.ss,rI +
appear at the next regular & " n X
thfs Court. to he begun and hel =. a
House In the CITY Of Mexlco, gO'i,s i.,',rl
Aforesaid, on the Srd M0ndal - 80 ...T i
and on or before the lrst "a! l..is l...'s.l
or otherwise plead 70 pla!ntil ! - ',.si 4,
the same will be heard nna ''-s-
accordingly. ,...,s so5
And ID Is further ordered ~ a.ss,lS u
be published In the Mchiee, - M X M Al
weekly newspaper puOilss,' ',yf.ss.s1n 4
II OF Audraln. and state o. Il.ssriioa
weeks successively, the lasl l,s-,~lss
least afteen DAYS before thes -
~ he cnid next term OF tbs pvA'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

The High School and the VI. NJ. A.
foot ball teams viii play az the acad-
emy grounds Thanksgiving afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27
STATE or MISSOURI =
County OF Audrain,

IL. c. Buckner. Clerk Of nc ~ Ssils sals
within and for the County N ibs'
said. DO hereby certify lh1' rs-iea Z
foregoing Is a full. true ane ,a, ,boTs 4
the onier OF publication u w 100, Il
cause as fully as the sah'
IN my once, .HrGal seil z
Witness my hand ana gu o,lI ICoun,I q
once 10 the City Of MehlseSi AZ ADJ
Aforesaid. this 10Th day o. olt ~ y BiUcKN
lsEAI.l GlerE Cicsl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27
TRUST IN THE PEOPLE

Five Hundred Corn HuskerS Wanted
% attend the Chillic0the Normal, Com
mercial, Shorthand and Telegraphy
Colleges. Write ~ Allen Moore, Chill
llcathe. No. faT free catalogue. d2Wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27
ORDER OF PUBLICAN
STATE OF MISSOURI
County Of Audrain.
In the Circuit Court. Ian.
Term, 1908.
State OF Missouri at the Rel,tl,.|
to the Use Of Albert HarrITs
lector Of the Revenue oi Isl
County, Missouri - P,ll
Vs.
Mary Nickens.. ..... na,s,l

Now, on this day, October \
comes the plaintiff, BY his atl
and shows to the court from N
turn Of the SbsriiT Of AudraIn n
and the affidavit Of plaintiff
herein that the residence a n
fendant Is unknown and She Csr'l
Served with the ordinary pral
law.
IL is therefore ordered BY I'm
that publication be made nd
said defendant, Mary NlckeDS
residence is unknown, that SUIT n
pending In this court, the obsl
general nature Of which stol
Judgment TO enforce a tax lIes
the following real estate sIla5
Audraln County, Missouri n
25-l00 acres, being the pat II
southeast I Of the southeast
In Section 25, Township 81, Rml
Now, therefore, you, deie
Mary Nickens, are hereby nOi
this suit, and unless you I'D
pear at the next regular tern
court 20 be begun and bed
Court House IN the City dN
County and State Aforesaid,
3rd Monday In January, 1900
or before the first day thereOi
or otherwise plead 10 plaintiff
tiOn herein the same will be d
confessed and judgment I'd
accordingly.
And it is further ordered thg
heeeof be published in the
Weekly LEDGER, a weekly Be
published in said County Of 4
and State Of Missouri, n
weeks successfully, the lag ia
to be at least fifteen days @lg
commencement Of the said nsIi
OF this court.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County Of Audrain.
l, J. G. Buckner, Clerk Of u
cult Court within and for t6s d
and State aforesaid, do heTeg
that the above and fOTegOingE
true and perfect copy Of the q
publication In the above q
cause as fully as the same aPSi
record in my Oifice.
Witness my hand and Oncz
Done at Office in the CITY d
County and State aforesaid, Ihi
day OF November, A. D 1907
fsEAL1 j. Z. BuCKSE
36-4t Clerk CiruitW
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

Carving sets, genuine stag handles
81 per set. FERRIs s CAUTHoRE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27
Mrs. F. P. Turner Dead.

Julia, wife Of f. P. Turner, died at
her home I'm Galena, Kansas, Satur-
day, Nov. p, aged 80 years She leaves
husband and three children, Bessie,
Blanche and Earl. Deceased lived in
Mexico for many years, having been
born In Howard comfy. She was
member Of the Christian church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-27

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