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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-17

The Rev. Il. +. Goodson, presiding
elder OF this district, was 10 the city
Sunday, aod vent up TO Richmond
Monday, where he held quarterly
meeting. II Is we'll known that be-
fore Mr.. Goodson entered the minis.
try he rode the range, and there be.
came acquainted With many matters
and things that are liable to be handy
10 any mans life. or course be was
familiar with the use and the pos.
sibilitles OF the six shooter. Recently
this knowledge became OF great value
to him. lie was riding on a train over
In the Pecos country, when a deputy
sheriff Who was carrying a magnificent
Jag, under the same belt that carried
his official six. shooter and cart
ridges, came into the car and sat down
10 a seat in front OF Mr. Goodsou, by
the side OF a lady that was travelling
alone. Mr.. GOodson saw the drunken
officer was annoying the lady aud so
asked him to go into the other a r
The oficer preferred TO remain where
be was, whereupon Mr.. Goodson took
him by the collar and lifted him out
Of the seat. The oficer tried to pull
his gun, but before he could get 1t
out OF his scabbard Mr.. GOOdsun, who
knew just what 20 do Ia sucn an emer-
geuey had his whist Id a vice like
grip, and proceeded To twist it. The
officer dropped the gun, and then Mr..
Goodson proceeded to twist his neck,
which had such a quieting effect on
the drunken man that be was willing
to walk into the smoking car sit down
and be good. Mr.. GOOdsun is all
right, wherever he may be, and there
Is not i more popular preacher 10 The
district than he.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-17


AT last the Grant county bonds
have been refunded and without the
help of the Lordsburg LIBERAL, tool
Wonderfuli-Silver City Enterprise.
1t might also be stated that the bonds
aete sold at par, $1,000 apiece, not
withstandlng the noble efforts made
by the owner Of the Silver City Enter
prise TO buy them for $3.50 apiece.
The LIBERAL has the satisfaction OF
knowing that it helped 10 the work OF
saving Grant county $50 on each one
- - AZ
400 10 all. No ore, except the people
who could not buy the bonds alta dis
count, has any kick to make over the
action Of the LmSRAI ID tbfs matter
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-17

w. @. Williamson, OF Amherst, Va,
says: For more than a year 1 suffered
from lumbago. ] hnaily tried Cham
berlain's Pain Balcl and II gave me
entire relief, which all other remedies
had failed tu do Sold by oil dealers
In medicines.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-17

Children between five and twelve years of
age half price.
20 100 pounds Of baggage carried free with
each full fare, aid 30 pounds with o aoh half
fareticket.
JAMES ~CoLQUHoUN. II, ]. SnAMoNs,
President. Superintendent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13
Dinners

The Gibbs family reunion at Henry
Miller's in Benton City Sunday was a
delightful affair.
Monday Mrs. c. Il. Gibbs had a
lovely dinner for Mrs. Mcbride, Of
Montana. The guests were Mrs. MARY
E. Gibbs, Mrs. DR.. Reed, Walker Pol
lock and Ms. Miller, Of Benton City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13
VOW LOOK OuTl

'sTsks care Of yourself" say Our fHena4
sTnt rv to- We anzwer. We do tako a little
care, vet in spite Of warm clothes, ruhbers
and maasintoshes an army Of people were
bovlea out by pneumonia and other lung
and chest diseases last winter. They
caught cold, neglected II, let il fix uuoa
them. were tom by coughs, choked BY
iaaarzmatons and oungestons, wasted b.
fever, tired cut by psin and then gave up
tho fight The hour You realize that yoc
have q cold on the chest, Place q Benson's
Porous Plaster where the pain or oPpres-
sion Is felt II you think two are neeeea
make Il two. No harm If you were ooy-
cred with them. They act quickly ard
prevent the engagement Of blood II the
organs. In this way-w1th ordinary eau
lion as to ezposure-you vii break UP he
cold and aroid q serious sickness. No
other applications, or any othe- form Of
treatment viii accomplish this rs certainly
and speedily. Bensoa's Fiasters have ada
tinct and positive action anda arr curative TO
the highest degree. Usethem with the same
confidence for coughs, muscular rheama-
tism, the grip Cback and chest and allslm-
liar ailments. Wonlen, who are ehiet suffer
e-s from cold Weathsr complaints, should
keep these plasten always within reach.
Get the genuine. Al druggists, OF we vii
prepay postage on any number ordered II
tho United States on recipt Of 2sc- each.
sesbury & johnson, Mfg. Chemists MI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13
PALACE OF MINES.
In it viii be Grouped the Materials
Illustrative of the Worlds Miner
al Wealth.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 5.-The depart
ment OF mines and metallurgy Of the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition has
been about the busiest spot around
Worlds Fair headquarters during the
past two weeks, the clerical force be-
ing engaged in mailing circular No. l
Of the department. In this circular
DIR. David T. Day, chief Of the depart
ment, says;
Greater prominence has been given
to the department OF mines and
metallurgy at this exposition than
ever before. The palace Of mines and
metallurgy will be larger and more
elaborate ln its arrangements than
any similar structure ever devoted u
this subject, On It's walls will be
pictured the worlds mineral produc-
tion on its floor Will be grouped
the materials illustrative u the
worlds mineral wealth. This exhibit
viii be supplemented on the one hand
BY the processes Of mining and Of
metallurgy, by which these raw
materials are made useful; and on the
other these minerals will be assegiat-
ed with the geological conditions by
which they have been accumulated il
useful deposits, in so far as il IS posi-
bic to Illustrate such phenomena il
an exposition
You are invited to become an ex
hibltor ih the department Of mine.
an meta urgy, aud your estimate o
Tie space which you will requirl
should be submitted promptly.
"Your formal application for space
should be forwarded, as provided TO
In the rules. What the exposition
officials wish to know is Q) whethe.
you viii be an exhibitor; (2) the naturl
and extent OF the exhibit you ma,
wish to make; and l3) the genera
character and amount Of space yol
VIII need for such exhibit.
"Persons in the United States de
string to take mineral and ore exhib
its should correspond with the oGicia
exposition commission appointed ii
their own state.
"Other circulars, to be sent out a
an early date, will contain inf0rma
ton and suggestions relative to tn
collection, preparation. transporta
ton and installation Of exhibits il
this department.
The exhibits TO be made at th.
exposition have for purposes Of con
venient installation and review beer
classified under IS different depart
ments, each Of which has again beer
sub-diyided into a number Of group
and classes. The subjects embraced
in the department OF mines ant
metallurgy have been sub-diylded un
der five groups, as follows: WORKING
Of mines and quarrieS ores and miner
ais, working plans for mines and quar-
ries, mining literature aud metallur
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13
NUMBER TWENTY Returns.
the University Student Who eft the
United States On Account Of Haz-
ing Is Home Prom Africa.

Lucian Thomson, Jr., whose baztng
at the State University resulted in the
young gentleman leaving the United
States, report said, to join the British
army in South Africa, is once more ua-
der the parental roof ear Slater, and
the anxiety and fears which relatives
and friends have had for him for the
past two months are at an end.
Lucian went to South Africa with a
consignment Of mules for the British
army. The vessel on which be shipp-
ed landed at C%apetown and then went
up the east cost Of Africa, a four days
journey to East London, -ASso the
mules were unlOaded.
The return journey was made i'm
mediately, and the boat arrived 10
New orleans last Monday. Lucian
started for home at once and arrived
In Slater yesterday morning, where he
will probably remain, as be feels at
present that be has seen enough Of
the world for a while at least. He met
with painful accident while on ship
board which win cripple him for a
time, falling through an open hatch.
way, and sustained a sprained hip and
an injury to his chin
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13


ST. LOUIS, Feb. 6.-"smooth" nick
els must be accepted at their face
value, according 70 a decision render
ed by Judge Ryan 10 the circuit court
Ia the cslse Of john F. Ruth, who vas
awarded 5000 against the ST. Louis
Transit company for being elected
from a car, arrested andlocked upoyeT
night because he rendered coin.
Judge Ryan said:
There IS no such thing, as assumed
BY the defendant, as a nickle Of les
than full face value A gold coin may
be worth less than its face value be-
cause Of abrasion OF loss o. weight but
this is not true d a nickel. / think
the carrier should be held to rule that
u it elects a passenger who tenders a
g cd coin in payment IL docs % at it's
peril
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13
Rev. nockerr's RirthdaY.

Rev. w. E. Dockery, the venerable
father Of our Governor, a. NJ. Dock
cry, was 20 years old Thursday. He
had quite forgotten the fact that it
was his birthday until %apprised OF 1t
by his cousin, Wiley Cox. who is just
81 years bis Junior and whose mother
had planned a birthday dinner at
which Rev. Dockery was to be Wiley's
guest. Only a few Of the relatives Of
the old gentleman were invited TO the
dinner which was made an occasion Of
great enjoyment TO him and despite
the fact Of his almost four score years
OF age be WAS as jolly and gay and
proved 10 be as fond Of chicken as Of
old, when be was riding around over
this district preaching the gospel and
performing the other varied duties Of
a circuit rider and presiding elder
Gallatin Democrat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13
Pen Picture far Women.

am 50 nervous, there is not q well
ineh in my whole body. lam 50 weak
az nv stomach, ard have indigestion
horriblv, and palpitation OF the heart
ma / an losing Aesh This headache
ana bachache nearly kills me, and yes
terday 1 nearly had Mysteries; there
Is a weight In the lower part Of my
bowels boring down all the time, and
Pains in my groins and thighsi can.
not sleep. walk or sit, and / believe ]
an diseased all overi no n ever
entered IS | do
Thls d : description Of thousands OF
eases which come % Mrs Ptakhams
Laboratory for advice Aninhamed and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13

o. ID. Reed and wife to J. W. Sagas-
er, acres southwest part southeast
southwest 32-53-I0, $3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13

Garland Dulaney and wife to Joseph
Dulaney, 81 acres southwest SOUTH
less 4 acres and part southeast
southeast 4.52-I2, $4,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13

Born. to VIM. McLoney and wife, a
girl.
j.. 3. Bolts, formerly Of this city,
died at Hannibal.
B. B. Tureman sailed for Cuba
from Tampa Bay, Fla.
The Baptist church Of this city cele-
brated It's 18th anniversary.
Mrs. Patrick was badly burned by
the explosion OF some. combnstible put
in the coal which she was using.
Alice Hewlett, a student at Hardin
College, committed suicide by taking
laudanum. Cause OF the suicide a
mystery.
JEFF Sims general store at Thomp-
son was burned, supposed by an In
cendiary. Stock was worth . 5000, In
surance $1,000.
Charley Thompson was sentenced
two years in the penitentIary foI
stealing IS aud a gold ring from Mollie
Wright az the Globe hotel.
The Chicago s. Alton ''hummer''rar
into a freight train at Larabee, kin
ing Engineer Kingston, Fireman
Hindman, Fireman Keleher. Baggage
man O'Day had an arm broken anc
Engineer Alderman had his leg twic,
broken.
The saloons OF Life Norris anC
Saunders g. Kemp were burglarized
About SIS and a revolver was takeI
from the Norris saloon, and the Saun
ders 4 Kemp establishment was rob
bed OF IS In cash, a few fine cigars anG
2 bottles Of champagne.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13
a CHILD's PRAYER

| come tonight with loving thanks
For father and for mother:
But most OF all. dear Lord for him
We call our Elder brother.
| come tonight with loving thanks
For these sho are p me 80 kind;
For Pheasant schoolmales, happy days
For health AID strength Of mind.
| come tonight with loving thanks,
Dear Lord; for I would show
That gratitude within my heart
Doth sweetly spring and grow.
OUR CHILDREN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13

c. A. Creigh ct al VS.. J. r johnson;
plaintiff dies notice that they viii
make application for change Of venue.
Fairbanks, Morse s. Co.vs.C. n. Bas-
kett; the jury found for the plaintiff
on the first count for s75.43; second
count for s4T.92; the jury found for
defendant on the third count and
for the defendant on his counter claim
for s.
John b. Gregory VS.. J. 5. Jones'
plaintiff files motion for new trial.
William Monaghan vs.. C. & a. Ry.
Co; by consent dismissed at cost Of
plaintiff.
Robert Beam vs.. L. G. Barnes ct ali
on trial.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13
$sl.a5 FoR A COURT HOUSE
Grundy Co1nty's Old Building Sells to
E. II. Earbsr for a Song.

AAAa NaA 1880
According 70 the legal notice given
by the county court, sealed bids were
opened Tuesday for the selling q the
old court house.
There were only TWO people who had
business disccrnment enough about
them to offer bids. one was Hon
E. NJ. Harder, who was willing to risk
S3l . for the structure under the
conditions Of the sale, The other BID
was II. c. Kirby, who only wanted to
risk SIS in the ancient landmark.
Mr.. Harber's bid being the highest
Of course, it draws the prize, aud nos
it may put him in tie quaDdary Of
the man VINO drew the white elephant
at a lottery: but no, Mr. Harder has
many places for it, and be will not
have to use it for a court house all for
himself, but convert it into a hne
stock shelter for his thoroughbred
white faces II there is any mar in
the county can use It to g1od adyan-
tage it is Mr.. Harder.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13
GOOD SELECTIONS
Appointments Of Military Officers for
the MissOsri Military Academy.


The following isa complete hst Of
appointments Of officers and nog-com-
missioned oaicers In the cadet corpsuf
the Missouri Military Academy inthls
city;
First Lieut.. and Admtaus ". E.
Sanderson Joplin.
second Capt and Capt. Go. A., II.
b Miller, clarksville.
Third Capt aud Capt co, b. A. Z,
Warren, Joplin,
First Lieut. and Qnartormaster, 4
Rohrer, Council Blud, Iowa.
HNt Lieut.. Co. A., N. J. Dorsey,
Gillespie, IA
First Lieut. Co Is, o Kemp, Mex
leo.
FiIstsergt Go. A. L Patton larks-
vile.
First sergt CO, b, }. c. Fortuna,
.Georgiana, Ala.
Second Sergt 90 A. and acting @
NJ Sergt, S. ". Andrews. Ifontru
Second Sergt CO. A., J. A. Guthrie,
Mexico.
Third Sengt Co. A. and acting Q.
N. seWt, ". LOtz, Ironton, Nc.
Third SergL %. b. and acting Color
Sergt, J. Mccormick, Pennington.
Fist Corpl. % A., W Fry, Mexico.
First CoFpl Co b., b Buekner,
Mexico
second Corpl. Go, A, A C. Miller,
Dexter.
Second Corpl. Co. B.R McKlnnnon,
Muskcgee, l T.
Third corpl Co A., l. House, APP
pleton City.
Third oorpl. Go. B., A. Hoffman,
Dexter.
Fourth Corpl. Co A.. S. Cohen,
FredericktoNn.
Fourth Corpl Co. B., Van Studio
ford, Jonesburg
Firth Corpl. Gu A., D. C. Morton, ].
Territory.
Fifth CorpL Co. B., W. sturgis, Ken
nett
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13
LAND SALES.

Garland Dulaney and wife to joseph
Dulaney, 81 acres, southwest south
east less 4 acres and part southeast
southeast 4-52-l2, $4,000.
James u. Wright and wifet NJ. r.
Conley, west half southwest ? and
southeast southeast 1921, $3.50.
G. W. Earsom and wife to W. G..
Rowland, southwest southwest 1858
IL, sl,400.
". X. Potts and wife to W. 5.
Ragsdale, east half northeast ss-5l-s,
$500.
R. L. McFadden and wife to w. p.
Smith, south half northeast north
east $3.50, s1T5.
Geo. W. Dye and wife to John ".
veach, northwest 26-52-5, $3.50.
John May to Martha J.. and VIM.
May, lots /, 2, 3 and 4, block I, and lots
|, 2, 3, 4 aud 5, block 8, original Far
Der, $1,000.
VIM. May and wife to John May,
lots l, 2, and 4, block I, and lots |, 2,
3, 4 and 8, block 8, Farber, $1,000.
obandish Neal to Arthur and Belle
Wright, OF II acres in 9-5O-iO, s..
Grier A. Beamer and wife to Mar
ston W. Beamer, I Of So acres in
northwest 6-52-s and other land, sl,-
500,
Louis f. Florman and wife 10 Mary
e. Daniel, west half southeast and
southeast southeast 2l-5l-lO, 81.
Joseph L. Dulany and wife to Gar
land Dulany, south, so acres north
half northwest and south 25 acres
northwest northeast 9-52-l2, $1,000.
Fred II. Galloway ct al to j. A.
Hoflenshead, 4 east half northwest
northwest 38-53-l0, slii.
Nettie Ingram and husband 10 Ella
P. and Frances Dlckey, ! south half,
northwest and lot 2 northwest 4 and
east half lots ! and . northeast less
strip 1921, 81, 600.
Ella P.and Frances Dickey to Nettie
Ingram, & out lot 8, Laddonia, $500.
4 VIM. +. Roberts, Jr., and wife L
franklin NJ. Fades, north half NORTH
"a and south half south half l3-5l-ll
and land in Boone county, sI3, 500.
W. W. Bolts to T. A. Klein, II
acres in south part northwest 1925.
$500.
Geo. W. Carson and wife to Gil
more @. Turner, northwest northwest
4-52-ll, $1,000.
VIM. II. Mays and wife to James +
Woolery, vest half southeast and Il
acres southeast corner northeast
, southwest, 32-5l-l0, 81, $50,
Z. G.. Row and wife TO E. T. Fuller
l75tx2O0 feet. southeast corner south.
west southwest 32-52-lO, $500.
: o. ID. Reed and wife to J. W. Sagas
er, 4acres southwest part southeast
southwest 32-53-I0, $3.50.
John NJ. Price and wife to Thos. G
Stillwell, lot 8 and 20 feet east side
: lot I, blocks s, original Nandalia, 81, 900
! J.. V. Williams and wife to r. f
Worsham, southwest northeast 1851.
I 10, 5000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13

SANTA

William Houston Prichard died Jan
81. 1902 at his home 3 miles south Of
Martinsburg, In Galway county.
His death vas not Unexpected; he
had been. afflicted with heart and
stomach trouble for nearly four "a
William II. Yrlchard, son Of Joseph
and Flora Prichard, was born ia But
Ter county, Ohio, 1888, making his age
60 years, II months and y days.
lie was one Of the early explorers for
gold in California ia 40, returned to
Indiana 10 1860 and o after was
married b Mary Jane Prichard, Of
Carroll county, Ind. Eight children
we're born % them, two u whom have
passed 10 rest Heleayes his wife and
six children to mourn his death.
lie came West IN %, located near
Wellsyille, Montgomery county, where
be remained IS years. Since then he
has resided within y miles Of Wells
Vile
Mr. Puchar1 vas one u Callaway's
most respected citizens and In bis lat
Ger days expressed a strong faith IN
God t0his wife.
The rcmaius we're laid 20 rest IN
The Weliswlle cemetery on Feb 2 1902.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13
Wen Known Here


We clip the following item from the
CandO "a. d. Herald; -. 81. Bailey
last Monday sold his farm Il 100 acres,
modern house Of ten rooms, wind min.
good well, barn, granary and many
other improvements 70 d. I. Nc.
Laughlin, for sll,sO0 and Mr.. Nc.
Laughlin got n Of the best and
cheapest farms that have been sold
here the past year"
Mr.. Bailey is well known here. be
having been born and raised within A
few miles q Fulton. He is a brother
Of Robt Bailey, the fruit grover, and
a nephew Of Charles Bailey, Of this
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13
working Overtime.

Eight-hour laws are Ignored by those
~tireless little wOrkeB-Dr Kings New
Life Pllls Millionsare always at work
night and day, curing indigestion,
biliuusness, constipation, sick head
ache and all stomach, liver and bowel
troables. Easy, pleasant, safe, sure.
Only &c at Llewellyn's drug sture
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13

When you lack energy, do not relish
your food, feel duh and stupid after
eating, all you need is a dose Of Cham
harlaln's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They will make you feel like a new
man and give you an appetite like a
bear. For sale By all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13
Dc Up a Pot Of cod

NILES, MIcH-, Feb. "a pot con-
tanning $1,000 in gold buried by the
late Franklin II. Donaldson was dug
up yesterday by a party Of men whU
found the spot through instructions
left on an old safe by Donaldson.
Donaldson for 50 years lived on a
farm near Oliset. He was a retired
lawyer and noted for bis eccentric
ways. lie vas veteran Of the Mexi-
can and eiyil wars, aud 70 the income
derived from his farm was added a
liberal pension. He was known to
hoard much gold, aud during the last
four years OF his life brooded over
stories Of old people being robbed ana
kept a shot gun close 70 the head Of
the bed. His fear Of robbers finally
led him % bury his treasure. Mrs,
Donaldson saw him In the act u hid
ing money, although she thought IT.
Tie Of IL at the time. Her husband
bad hubbied out 20 the barnyard AND
was making mysterious motions ueara
h~aystack. Here Il was that the gold
I vas found.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13

Has worldwide fame for marvellous
cures 1t SURPRISES any other salYe, To-
tion, ointment or balm for cuts, corDs,
burns, bulls, sores, feluns, ulcers, tet-
ter, salt rheum, fever sores, chapped
hands, skin eruptions; infallible foI
piles Cure guaranteed. Only 25c at J.
r I1eNellyus
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13

liberated condition of the neck Of the
vomo can produce all of these symp-
toms. and no woman should allow
herself to reach such a perfection OF
misery when there is absolutely no
need Of It. The subject Of our por-
trait in this sketch, Mrs. Williams OF
Englishtown, Nj. has been entirely
cured Of such illness and misery by
lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound.
No other medicine has such q record
for absolute cures, and no other medi-
cine is " just as good Women who
want a cure should insist upon getting
lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Conn
pound when they ask for it at q store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13

In the proper column Of the weekly
LEDGER will be found the announce
ment Of ]. Z. Sims candidate for re-
election 70 the oface Of Presiding Judge
Of Audrain county; subject 70 the
Democratic primary, April 20.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13

Miss Susie Grim left today Tor Van.
dalia where she viii visit a week, after
which she will go % ST. Louis where
she viii study the styles In the mlllin.
cry line 10 a wholesale house for
several seeks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13

Black with age aud bearing the
marks Of hard fought battles a two
edged sword nearly 400 yearsold re-
poses peacefully under lock and key
in the private Office Of Or. Robert
Vaughn, OF 81. louis, who believes
that his ancient weapon is the only
ono Of its kind in America The blade
inscribed with The name Of Andrea
Ferrara, a famous Italian sWord-ma-
ker 81 the Sixteenth century, was
found on the battlefield OF Preston
Pans in Scotland 10 l7i5, where The
forces Of the House of Hanover and a
devoted band OF H~Ighlandcrs mdei
the leadership q Charles Edward
stuart, tThe Preteudcr, met ID
bloody conflict. The sword was hand.
Ell down from father to son and was
brought 10 America By Alexander OH
plant, who settled In Ray county,thi'
! state. Liberty Tribune
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13

Mrs. Mary Prichard writes the LED
GER from MartDsbufg that she de-
sires 10 thank those who kindly and
faithfully extended c0urtesies 70 her
during the last illness Of her beloved
husband.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13

In the proper column Of the weekly
LEDGER will be found the announce
ment Of Quincy James, candidate Cor
reelection 10 the Office Of Sheriff Of
Audrain county; subject 70 the Demo
cratic primary. April 26
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-13
TsCS@Sh
zA SOCIEDTA
ta


Mrs. X. NJ. Deane entertained Mes
danes George Norris, Ready and
Kretschmar, Of st. Louis, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Williams
and Master Williams dined with Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Graham Saturday.
Mrs. DR.. Keeion, Of Chicago, after a
delightful visit with her sister, Mrs.
A. C. Barnes, left for her home this
week.
Mrs. Henry Miller, Of Benton City,
returned 10 her home Thursday after
a delightful visit with Mrs. c. r.
Gibbs.
Mesdames Reed and Mcbride left
Wednesday for Texas, after a visit to
relatives aud friends here where they
have been much entertained.
Nj. WIN Eagon is manager Of the
Union Pacific Hotel at Laramie,
Wyoming. Mrs. Eagon and son viii
join him as,soon as the weather will
permit
Mr.. and Mn Montague and daugh-
ter, Mary, have moved TO Kansas City
TO reside We shall miss them very
much, but then you know the adage,
''they all come back