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The Jasper news., 1902-05-01
missouri PasIne TIns Table.

Al trains have through chair cars.
Close connection in union depots.
Ticknts sold and baggage checked
country. ii. .. BAKER, Agent.
The Jasper news., 1902-05-01

lssued every Thursday and devoted TO
the interests Of the people of Jasper and
good 10 the greatest number"
Entered at the Postofiice at Jasper,
Mo, rs Second-class matter September
q, 1893.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16
WOULD L WALKS.
Council to Consider an Ordinance En-
forcing the Action-0ther Matters
Were Attended TO.

City Council met in regular session
at the City Hall Monday night. All
members present.
In the street commissioners report
were the following expenses shown:
All labor, &35.25.
Expense in all wards, 1920.
The cemetery sexton reported II
burials during the month.
On motion, Messrs. KEENAN, and
Ragsdale were appointed a committee
to compromise a claim presented by
Mr.. Stacey for the tearing up Of his
walk.
In the finance committee report a
balance Of %, 322.5 So was shown.
The report Of receipts and expendit'
ures was approved and ordered pub
lished.
The committee on water and light
with the addition of Mr.. Rebman, wa
instructed to investigate the cost ant
character Of the Hydro Carbon ar
lights.
The ordinance repeating the ordi
nance calling for an election on mu
nicipal ownership last December wa
read a third time and passed. Messrs
Worrell andSteppelman voting agains
the measure.
A motion by Mr.. Worrell TO have
committee, composed Of the attorne
and two members of the council, al
pointed to draw an ordinance enablin
the council to compel the laying Z
sidewalks was carried by a vote Of I
II. The committee is composed
Messrs. Worrell and Lupton and A
torney Orear. The committee wi
meet before the next meeting an
draw up the ordinance.
: Mayor Potts recommended that u
: ~councllmen from each ward use the
efforts to have the torn-up walks r
! laid.
The Dobyns damage claim for Sl,6'
2 was compromised for Sl0.9 {.
Accounts and claims amounting
s7l5 we're allowed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16
PuneraI Of William Wells.

The remains Of William Wells we're
brought to this city from Moberly
Tuesday afternoon and taken directly
to the cemetery for interment.
The pail bearers at this point were:
Robt. Hagan, B. R. Cauthorn, j. y.
Steele, B. F. Mile, W. K. Potts and
John Abbay.
Rev. w. A. Hanna conducted short
se~ryicesa at the grave side.
William Wells, notice Of whose
death appeared in Mondays LEDGER,
was born in Harrison county, Va, on
June l6, 1918, and moved to Lincoln
county, Mo-, in 1850. Three years
later he moved to a farm a few miles
north Of Laddonia and lived there I'M
til about twenty years ago when he
moved to this city. Three years
ago he went 10 Moberly, where he
lived with his granddaughter, Mrs.
John A. Reynolds. He leaves but one
child, Elisha Wells, who lives in the
West.
Before the funeral party left Mober'
ly Tuesday services yer conducted
from the residence by Rev. T. Fl. b
| Anderson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16

utterly false, but is too preposterous
to deceive any but an absolute idiot
Even Stones cheek must have blushed
for shame when he wrote that.
/ never bolted a nomination,
scratched q ticket or sulked in my tent
in all my life. Whenever Democracy
has had battles to fight, l have put in
my best ticks for her. l was born a
Democrat, have kept the faith, aud 1t
does not lie In Governor Stones power
TO read me out Of the party. | am
ready to compare Democratic records
with him any day.
CANNOT TELL. WHETHER sToNE FAv-
oRs GENERAL PRIMARY.
Even II i had criticised the commit
tee, which l did not do, it would have
been no crime. Any member OF the
party has a perfect right to make any
suggestion be may deem proper as to
party management, without running
any risk OF being communicated.
Even so humble a member OF the party
as l am ought to be permitted to make
suggestions for the betterment OF the
party without running any risk OF
being communicated. When this is
not the case it will be a sad day for the
Democratic party.
And that '1s the head and front Of
the offending"
With an attempt at sarcasm which
must have panied his friends and de-
lighted his enemies, he compares me tc
Napoleon at Elha; but nobody ever
accused me Of using the methods OF the
inkfsh to darken the waterStoconcea
my whereabouts on any question.
am not skilled in juggling words,
say what / mean and / mean what ]
say: and, Notwithstanding Gov.Stone':
two columns, there is not a man living
who a tell from his last epistlt
whether he really favors a genera
primary or not; but the fact remains
that he fought 1t with all his might
for three months.
Finally, l aminfayor Of giving ever.
Democrat in the State, rich or poor
old or young, great and small, in Re
publican counties as well as in Dem
ocratic counties, a chance to vote OF
the Senatorial question.
If a majority vote against me, al
well and good. Twin not complain.
am too old a soldier not to accept tn
fortunes of wal philosophically. wi
still remain faithful to the party an
, principles for which l have fought a
my life and will lose no sleep in wol
Trying over the result.
Il II / win, ] will serve the State an
party with whatever ability ] posses
E Whatever may come, l am not afrai
+ to trust the people.
tSigned.l CHANT CLARk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16
rIrrrrnTn pAY-wnrsnsDAl. rEl.

FIFTEENTH DAY-wErNEsDAY, FEB.
s. 1902.
80. Sarah O. Llewellyn ct al VS.. MAI
Resv. Fund Life Assn.
%. City Of Mexico vs.. Giles Palmer.
81. Ellen ]. Rood etal vs.. J. E. Jes-
Sc Admir-.
SIXTEENTH DAY-THURsDAf, FEB. y
1902.
%. Fairbanks Morse s. Co. VS.. Cecil
NJ. Basket.
%. @. A. shotwell VS.. S. V. Ram
sey.
"a. State OF Missouri VS. Homer
Gourley.
SEVENTEENTH DAY-FRIDAl, FEB z
1902
o5. A. K. Yancey VS.. American
Surety Co. ct al
90. Robert Beam VS.. L. c. Barnes e.
al.
81. ]. NJ. Barnes VS.. ]. B. Allison e
al.
sS. ]. A. Crcigh ct al VS.. J. r. John
son.
90. June Berry VS.. Lou Berry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16

out upon his second voyage OF discoy-
cry. Americans should remember
Columbus with special gratitude. Ex-
cept for his discovery they would all
be Indians instead Of only those in the
cities. We discovered few Americans
In Spain. In fact, we penetrated
further into the country than tourists
usually go, and went beyond and away
from the ~well-known path. We saw
Cadiz, Jerez, Seville, Madrid, Cordoya,
FL Escorial, Granada, and some small
er places less conspicuous and less
cleanly. We picked ripe oranges from
the ancient gardens which Peter, the
Cruel, laid out for his second wife in
the Alcazar after his executioner had
laid out his first wife. We gathered
ripe olives - which are black and
green-from the plantations where
Isabella camped when she signed the
decree granting a sort Of ship subsidy
for the Columbus voyage. We sat on
the black marble coffin already pre-
pared for Alfonso XIII, the pale
Young boy Of fifteen years who next
May will be crowned King Of thisonce
the worlds most powerful nation. But
we anticipate; and upon reflection it
may be best not to publish that Alton
50 is a "pale youth" A Madrid editor,
for employing this very phrase in de-
scriblng the prince-who is quite an
intelligent-looking chap, tall, slender,
pale-was convicted Of melting an
archy and sentenced to six months
imprisonment There is a suggestion
here for American lawmakers.
SPANISH AS SHE Is SPOKEN.
The Spanish is mellilous Language.
1t flows smoothly and has many shades
! of meaning. Unacquainted as we
! were with 1t we had no difficulty
| even in the obscure places where no
, other language is spoken. We made
] all manner Of signs, and got along.
J True, In Madrid we inquired for the
American Legation and got in the
E calaboOse, from which it required a
e display Of Official documents with big
gilt seals for release. Elsewhere we
E asked at a hotel for soft-boiled eggs
: and got pork chops. But such incl
dents as these merely lent piquancy
to the journey.
y The castles in Spain must wait fol
another time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16
CITY \ DATE SET.
Democratic Nominees viii DO So
lscted on Monday, February s.
The Assessments Made,

The City Genital Committee met 10
called session at the Circuit Clerks
ONCE III the county building Saturday
night and named the date for the
holding of a Democratic primary TO
select nominees for city oflce. The
date selected was Monday, Feb. 3, and
the polls will be open at $50 q. m. and
continue open until Q p. m.
The following members OF the COM
mittee were present at the meeting;
Chairman J. @. Buckner, FIRST ward.
]. r. Browning, proxy for d. A
Murphy, second ward.
Secretary +. r Jesse and 4. +
Smith, third ward.
DR.. II. S. Cave and 4. II. Jones'
fourth ward.
On motion Of IJr, Cave Il was decided
that the committeeman from eacL
ward should select the judges anc
clerks, each ward to have one OF each
The selections made will net be an
nounced until just before the election
Assessments were made as follows;
Mayor, IS.
Marshal, 50.
Collector, 50.
Judge, 81.
Attorney, o..
Treasurer, 81.
Council, 81.
The candidates are TO pay their as
sessments to the secretary Of the Cen
trail Committee on before Friday
Jan. 81.
The call for a primary was drawn u
and will be found In another column
The rendered resignation OF CON
mitteeman D. A. Murphy from til
third ward was not accepted.
The committee adjourned subject
thecall OF the chairman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16

. JAN "
l7ss. Connecticut ratified the con-
stitution.
1851 steamer Star Of the West,
with requirements for Fort Sum
ter. fred upon by South Carolina
troops from Morris island and forced
TO retire. Mississippi seeded.
1886. Terrible snow storm through
out United States.
JANUARY 10.
1895. Stamp act passed.
1851. Florida seeded.
JANUARY IL.
1857. A. Hamilton born.
1913. francis S. Key, author Of
star spangled Banner, 'died at Balti-
more, aged6s
1861. Alabama seeded.
1898. Gen. Benjmin F. Butler died
at Washington, aged IS.
1897. Arbitration treaty between
United States and England signed.
JANUARY u
1905. S. P. Chase born.
JANUARY -.
1872. Kurd Kabul pass disaster.
1885,. Bradlough took cath.
JANUARY II.
1897. Battle of Biyoll fought.
1891. Fitzsimmons knocked Jack
Dempsey out in Is rounds.
JANUARY Is.
1859. Queen Elizabeth crowned.
1881. South Carolina railroad, first
passenger and freight railroad in th'
United States, opened for traffic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16
HEART DISEASES TREATED FREE
The e LIBERATED Specialist, Franklin
Miles, 4. D., IL. B., viii Send
$3.50 Worth Of his New
Treatments Free.

Our afflicted readers will certainly
never have a better opportunity 10 test
a highly recommended treatment for
heart disease, especially when cUmpli-
Gated with headache, dizziness, neu-
ralgia, weak stomach, nervousness,
sleeplessDeSs, prostration, etc. which
weaken the heart
Dr. Miles eighteen different heart
treatments are the results Of twenty
five years Of laboriOus investigation and
extensive experience. They are emf
.nently scientific, and three times as
successful as the usual treatment.
Hundreds Of sO-cailed "incurable''
cases have been cured bY this new sys-
TEN Of personal treatment BY mail. A
Thousand references 70 and from bish-
ops, cleFgymen, physicians, lawyers,
farmers, etc, sent upon request.
Mr.. c. NJ. Buck, a prominent banker
of Farihault, Mimi, was cured after
six eminent physicians Of Chicago and
elsewhere had failed. Mr. ]. 5. Zent,
OF Indianapolis, State Representative
81 the New York Life Insurance Co,
was cured after failure Of many ply
sicians
Jas. r a lsAn AVE-
Chicago, says: "As a specialist In dis
eases OF the heart, ID. Miles stands at
the head Of bis profession. His spec
ial treatment cured me Of heart
disease Of IS years standing after sew
eral reputable physicians OF this city
failed.h
Mra Edward Aikey, Forest Hill. Pa,
writes: Before taking your treat
ment thought must die. IL hasd0ne
wonders for me-"
DR.. Miles certainly has the largest
pnctice in treating heart diseases Of
any physician IN the United States.
he has an extensive and able corps Of
associate physicians ami investigators
who assist him in his immense practice
His patients are in every state, terri
torv. Canada, Mexico, South America,
Alaska. Africa and Nes Zealand. He
cordially invites the AFFLICTED 70 write
him
You may never have another such
o~uportunity. Do not fall 20 write ful
sA5O worth Of free treatment Address
the Dr. Franklin Miles Association,
20I 70 eoe State street. Chicago.
Please mention this paper
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16

surely discovered the elixir OF life. That he Is
able with the aid Of a mysterious compound,
known only to himself, produced as a result OF
the years he has spent in searching for this
precious life-giying boon. to cure any and every
disease that is known to the human body
There is no doubt Of the doctors earnestness
In making his claim and the remarkable cures
that he Is daily enecting seems to bear him
out very strongly. His theory which he ad-
vances is one OF reason and basedon sound ex-
perience in a medical practice OF many years.
It costs nothing to try his remarkable Elixir
Of Life as he calls it, for he sends 1t free TO
anyone who Is a sunerer,in sufficient quantities
to convince OF its ability to cure so there isab-
solutely no risk to run. Some of the cures
cited are very remarkable, and but for reliable
witnesses would hardly be credited The lame
have thrown away clutches and walked about
after two or three trials Of the remedy. The
sick. given up by home doctors. have been re-
stored TO their families and friends In perfect
health. Rheumatism, neuralgia. stomach
heart, liver. kidney. blood and skin diseases
and bladder troubles disappear as by magic.
Headaches. backaches, nervousness, feyers
consumption. coughs colds, asthma, catarrh
bronchitis and Oh affections OF the throat
lungs or any vital organs are easily overcome
In 9 space OF time that is simply marvellous
Partial paralysis. locomotor ataxia, dropsy
govt, scrofulh and pies are quickly and per
manenty removed. It purhes the entire sys
ten, blood aud tissues, restores normal nerve
power. circulation and a state Of perteo'
health is produced at once, To the doctor al
systems arc alike and equally affected by thi
great Elixir OF Life. Send for the remedi
to-day. 1t Is free TO every sufferer, State wha
you want to be cured of and the sure remed'
for IL will be sent you free BY return NAH.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16
People Believe In II.

1t has been cynically said that any
thing can be sold by advertising now
a-days. This is not so. Many lint
ments have been advertised, but only
one = Perry Davis Painkiller ha:
stood the test Of sixty years use. To
day its popularity is greater than eyel
and is based not upon what anybody
says, but upon what the remedy does
There is but one PainkIller, Perry
navigi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16
:. Lonis Iiua stook marked.


ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, January lathe
beef and butcher steers sold to-day for
froms2. 10 to $685.; heifers from s2.l5 TO
s4.75; veal calves from $3.50 10 $780,
feeders from s2.76 to s4.2O.
Hogs-Fair TO good heavy hogs, 23O
lbs. average and above, sold at $500
to 1855; medium weights, 100 to 23o
lbs, at $3.50 TO $3.50, the bulk at se.l0
to se.25; lights, 100 to 100 lbs, at s5.7t
10 $500, the bulk at $500 to so.l5;
light lights, 100 TO 100 lbs, ats4.s5 70
IS. 95;the bulk at 500 TO s.. 75;pigs I'M
der 100 lbs.at s4,lO TO s5 .25; heavy cullS
$3.50 TO s5;falr to good mixed at 1886
TO 1918. The top was s6.65 and the
bulk OF the hogs above $50 lbs. sold al
s6.05 to 1925, against a top Of $685.
and the bulk at $500 to 49, 20 on Mon
dav
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16

The question Of county school
supervision will likely eomeup at the
April election. The people Of Audrain
county should look into this matter
and be prepared 70 vote intelligently.
To bring this matter before the people
a petition must be presented to the
County Court at the February term
This is very important matter and
all these who are interested IN our
public schools should give IL their az
tentian. Whatever Is good for the
schools IS good for the country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16
Hughes-UnderwoOd.

William C. Hughes and Miss Ethel
Underwood, both Of Martinsburg,
were married in the Recorders Office
in the county building by Rev. E. 5.
Gibbs at 1890 O'Clock Wednesday
morning.
License was also granted to Fred M.
Underwood and Mary F. Corder, both
Of Martinsburg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16

DIR. W. r. BoDEs, Of Mexico, who
attended a meeting Of the Chicago &
Alton Railway Company surgeons at
Jerseyyllle, H., on Monday was elect
ed president OF this association which
is composed Of some Of the most PROM
inent physicians Of Missouri and
Illinois. Al the close Of the meeting
a most enjoyable banquet was attend.
ed and Dr. Rodes says the occasion
was most interesting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16

Hos. HoUsr0N JOHNSON, of Mon
county. viii be candidate for State
Senator. The Democrats Of Mont
gomen county have agreed on Mr..
johnson. and claim that II is Mont
gomeryis time TO nominate a Senator.
Mr. johnson has honorably represented
his constituents 10 Jefferson City be-
fore. He is honest and capable and
would make a good representative in
ever sense OF the word.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16

Mrs. Joseph Miller and daughter,
Mrs. !. NJ. Dawes, Of Marshall, arrived
in this city Monday. Mr.. Miller came
Monday night, and Mr.. Dawes as
soon as he RECEIVERS from poison which
he recently took with some food.
The family has been poisoned twice
In the last three months and the men,
bers are coming TO this city to prevent
a further risk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16
Arm WAS CUT OPP.
Frank Miller Suffers From a O..
Shredder Accident. V0a

a. = O'Clock Tuesday afterDo.
Frank Miller, son of Tom MlTa ,a'l
Benton CITY, had his arm cut On = :
the elbow by a corn shredder ~ y
James Henderson farm near oon.' y
Although the young man stooS y
terrible shock brayely he Is in y
carious condition. Pc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16

THE members Of the A. O.. z. W.
order Of Mexico had a delightful sur
prise during the installation Of officers
on Monday night. Their wives visited
the lodge room about 9 O'Clock, each
one bringing a pie. "A delightful time
was enjoyed. There would have
been plenty Of pies and to spare if il
had not been for u friend, J. W.
Plunkett, who knows a good thing
when he sees IL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16

Il have noticed that the safe on
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver
Tah,ets Is almost invariably 70 those
who have once used them" says J. II.
Weber. 8 prominent druggist Of Cas-
cade. Iosa. What better reeommen'
dation could any medicine have than
for people % cali Tor q when again
IA need u such a remedy Try them
when you feel dali after eating, when
you have q lad taste 10 your mouth.
feel hliouk have po appetite o. when
troubled with constipation, and yoa
are certain 70 b delighted With ths
urompf relief Il anoFd& For sale b
all draegists
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16

Notice Is hereby glSed BY 'as s'
signed Administrative tDat un
bate Court OF Audrain Uu.E
issued letters OF administrators
ing date OF January 4 w "a
undersigned upon the eslaN K
w. Carr, deceased, ana Ss :
sons are hereby notified 70 3
their claims for allowance
estate one year from the gag
letters, and unless such e,alI lso Y
sented to said court within WV
from the date thereof thel
forever barred. o,pR
Wat MARTINI A. Am
Jan. s, 1907. Admlllls.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16

The LEDGER win take no part in
advocating any candidate for Office,
either city or county, prior to the prl-
maries. After the primary the LED
eER viii in every way possible use Its
influence for the election Of every
nominee from president to constable.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, John Il. Hodge and Dan.
ID. Hodge, his wife, on the 3lst dsy 4.
December, 1895, by their certain dsl
of trust, duly acknowledged and \
corded In the deed OF trust records 4
Audrain county, Missouri, Ia book 4
page 668, conveyed 10 the undeBlus
trustee the following described I'd
estate, situated in Audnin count.
Missouri, to-wit:
The northeast quarter 81 Of Ectf|
thirty-six 1881, the north hall tldA|
northwest quarter a. Of section thfp
six 1857, the north half ~ Of theM a
west quarter tt1 OF the northwetqu
ter az Of section thirty-slx l58A 3
northeast quarter az OF the nofthai
quarter III Of section thirty.hv
the north half (t) OF the s0uthx
Quartert4lof the northeast quartet
section thirty-tiye (35);thlrty 1901 sa
the east part OF the northwest qaf
az OF the northeast quarter N Il a
tion thirty-hye 1857 and ten ll0l ar
the north part OF the southwest III
ter az OF the northeast quarter
section thirty-iive (35l, all 10 tOgn
6fty-two (52l, in range eight lsl "
excepting and reSerying two acra
the northeast quarter "a Of the nu
east quarter III OF said section tAa
five (35) heretofore sold 10 Rock n
Christian Church and describe
deed recorded In Book ten (l0A n
400 Of Audraln county, Missouri
cords, containing In all 1858 acres D
or less.
Which said conveyance was ma1
trust to secure the payment q
tain promissory notes therein dac
ed, and whereas, the principal a
and interest cupon, Number sRn
due and unpaid. Now, Therefore \
the said trustee, at the request az
legal holder OF said notes will !
tween the hours Of Q O'Clock a. N
4 O'Clock p. m. on
Saturday, the LIST Day Of Fsbruary ]
D., 1902,
at the east front do0roi the 0A|
House in Mexico, Audrain 0ul1
Missouri. sell the above described
property at public auction g ins
highest bidder for cash to SatSs az,
debt and costs Of executing tbi u1l
j. G.. LAKESAN, Tful@
Mexico, Mo-, Jan. s, 1902.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16

W. c. Williamson, Of Amherst, Va,
says: "For more than a year ! suf-
fered from lumbago. l finally tried
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and 1t gave
me entire relief, which all other rene
dies had failed TO do" Sold by all
druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16

EVERY Democrat in Mexico should
arrange to attend the city primary so
that the very best material can be
nominated. DO not stay away from
the primary and then make a fuss be-
cause good men are not nominated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16

MISSOURI has a splendid exhibit at
the Charleston Exposition. 1t will be
worth thousands Of dollars to Mis-
souri,, and we desire to congratulate
the Missouri Commissioners on their
splendid work. This reminds us that
Audain county should be arranging
for an exhibit at the Worlds Fair in
ST. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16

In to-day's LEDGER win be found
the announcements Of the deaths OF
William Wells, John Peter Freeman,
ST., Mrs. Alex. Carter, ST., and Robert
Brown, Sr. These are among Audrain
county's most substantial, best-known
and highly respected people. Peace to
their ashes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16

Notice Is hereby given that la1 2
made atths February term o. ~
Of Audfain county, missouri vssdHa
loo, hlesouri, on me seoqSrD JOHNs
an, 1909. Adminh -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16
ADMINISTRATOR Notice

Notice Is hereby given lla.
of administration upon paIIlas51
Wolf s Brock have been GSes'
undersigned by the Probate
AudraIn county, Missouri oe''
of January I, 1902. ,us ~
All persons having eiall ~ IN
said estate are requesteg s5af|
them for allowance 70 sHs M
traitor within one year alVe, Y
granting letters, or they Ssb
Guided from any benefit o. ~,
and Il such claims De ~ se ~
within two years from
will be forever barred ppOCE
Gee. A. BhJrm.
Aa-4f Admlhe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16

J. c. B~assford's many friends are
trying to induce him 10 run for mayor.
Mr.. Bassford replies by saying that be
has had the Office four terms and will
not indicate whether be will allow his
name TO be used OF not.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16

THE Democrats Of Mexico should
see TO II that f~rst-class business men
are nominated TO the city council. II
no good business men offer, the Demo-
Gratis IN the various wards should get
together and agree on some one.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-16

QUITE a number Of sidewalks should
be ordered down in Mexico. There is
no valid reason why some people should
be made to put down walks while
others are not.