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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-12
PURELY PERSONAL.

pr George c. Herr has returned from a trip to Atlantic City
 Mrs Edward Meehan of 923 East Main street is home after vacation at Savin Rock.
 Miss Sarah Mcbride and her ne. phew, Master W. J. Conlin, of New York, are the guests of MT and Mrs Joseph Kennerney of 34 Silver street
 The Misses Mary Rategan and Hei en Fftzmaurice of Union street Jeff to-day to spend their vacation al Block Island, where they are the guests of the Manasea hotel.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-12
CITY NEWS

The First division, A. O. H., will hold special meeting tonight to make final arrangements for attending the state parade.
 State President of the A. o. H. Tim othy Luddy has called special meet ing Of the general committee on the state parade excursion to be held to- morrow evening in Knights of Colum- bus hall. r -.E s
 Ladies Of the Maccabees, Eagle hive No 16, will hold a regular meeting next Monday night, at which time Carrie A. Drake of Danbury, state commander of the order, will be pres ent and give some interesting statis, tics which will be well worth hearing City Engineer Cairns has completed surveys and maps for the layout, grade and establishment of building lines on Dublin street. from the pres ent termination of the layout in that street to point beyond the entrance to the new St Joseph's cemetery, and the title searches are now being made It turned out to be a very difficult job. Some of the buildings project into the street and will make it look somewhat unsightfy. but even so, a nice fifty foot street through that dis trict will add considerably to the ap- pearance of the whole district, and will put the residents in position so that they will be able to get other things bye and bye, water, sewers, sidewalks, hydrants and fire alarm boxes.
 The program to be rendered by the AV,o0 hoy I A4 +Nn Bunker Hfll chapel lawn fete will be: March, 'SNew England's Finest" " Clark; overture, "Guy Miannering. ? Bishop; Vatse Blene. Margris; scenes from ''The Runaway Girl" Mockton march, 'tHiawatha, :" Moret: intermis- sion; march. '"The Toreador," Caryll overture, 'fFra Diavola,'' Auber; (a) intermezzo, "Dfana.'' Tuders; Cb) ori- ental serenade, '"The Star Dreamer" Bendfs: selection, ''The Chaperones, '' Witmark; popular melodies, selected interInission; concert march, ''Refne de Ilaba." Gounod: characteristic. 'Panamerfcarra. Herbert: concert nrazurka. sIa Car1na,'' Young; seIec- ton, Wizard of Oz," Filzens; march, "The Show Girl" Rice.
 The Celestfals of East Main street who expressed some doubt yesterday as to whether or not the powers that be would interest themselves in see ing that the man who assaulted Chin Yuen was arrested and punished, must feel like offering an apology to- day. The guilty party was prompt ly run down and brought before the court and given a dose which he will not forget soon. This in itself should be sufficient to prove, if proof were needed, that the police and the judges of the city court don't stop to think whether an offender was born in China or some place else. The first thing is to catch him and trot him into court and present the evidence oi his guilt. After this has been done the court can be depended upon to fix the penalty to fit the crime. The trouble in many instances is that the evidence is defective and even though judge may feel in his own, heart that the prisoner is guilty he cannot pass sentence unless this fact is clearly established by reliable testi- monys
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-12
LIST OF AUTOMOBILES.

The secretary of the state has pub lished a list of registered motor ve- hicles with the names and addresses of their owners. The list shows that 1,050 licenses were issued to and in cluding August 8. Since that date the number has been increased to r. 064. The laws regarding registration
 and regulating the speed of motor ve- hicles is also printed in the panphlet.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-07-09
FARMERS EXCURSION.

H, N. Horner of Finley has
been chosen to conduct the farm
ers' excursion to the A. C. at Far
go this year. The excursion
will leave Steele county points on
the regular train July 16th,going
into Fargo from Casselton over
the N. p. Returning It will
leave Fargo July 18th at 1880 P.
M. and Breckenridge 1920 A. NJ.
July 18th. Bona6de farmers or
stockmen and wives or boys to
the number of fifty, will be al
lowed to go from this county,
Those who have never gone will
be given the preference in maxi
ing up the list for this year.
Any one desiring to 20 will
send his name, with place at
which he will board train. to
Mr.. Horner at Finley who will
complete the arrangements.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-07-09
The Pilgrim, h

"The Pilgrim with its retinue'
of attendants is coming to our
beautiful little town. It has al
ready begun its pilgrimages,
and will reach this place on
Tuesday evening July 2Sth when
a public reception will be given
in its honor at the Town Hall,
under the auspices Of the Ladies
of the M. E. church. Who is the
pilgrim, what is it. and where is
it coming from ? Some may
think it is the departed spirit of
one of those old sturdy Pilgrims
who ventured out upon the wild
and turbulent waves of the old
Atlantic in that little old fashion
ed vessel-the Mayfower-and
who landed at Plymouth Rock in
the year 1620-coming here to
> y
view the scenes ofits early dis
covery and exploration.
Others may think it the hero
of John Bunyan's celebrated al
legory coming to visit US and to
point out thoughts and aspira-
tions heavenward, while some
may imagine it to be the advance
agent of that very excellent mag
azine-The Pilgrim-published
IN one of our eastern states, com.
ing here to Swell the subscription
list of that paper, and fill the
Golfers of its publishers. But
who can tell which, if ary cf the
above solutions of the modern
Sphynx is correct.
Come to the Town Hall or
Tuesday evening, July 2Sth ane
there the whole matter will b,
: made plain to you, and you Cal
: make your acquaintance witt
: "The Pilgrim" and be assured
: good time.
) Watch next weeks Pionee
: for full particulars.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-07-09
HAIL INSURANCE.

The time has come wien all
farmers reed protection against
hail. Do not delay, but take out
insurance at once. Come in and
insure in the old reliable Alliance
Hail Association. If you prefer
to insure ir a stock company l
can give you the very best and at
the lowest rates for such lnsur-
ance, the Greenwich Insurance
Company of New York.
WATSON E. BOISE, ACT.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-07-09
Real Estate Transfers.

Real estate transfers for week
ending July 7th. 1908:
Knut Jabobson to Ole T. Mid
Doe. Sc n and ee d of sw ID
sec Newburg -. 8 $4,000
j. r. Featherstone to William
J. Skinner, ne ID sec % Mel
rose. ..... s55.75
William j. Skinner to Cyrus
p. Warner, ne d sec % and
9 a Of sw d and lots 3 and
4 sec 80 Melrose 100000
John j .Wamberg and Louis A.
jacobson to r. A. Conover,
lot 81 block %. village of
Hope ............... -. 25O0O
Hope A. Steele to S. A. Olson,
lot l3 block Hope. 5000
Horace A.. Long to Harvey
Bacharach lots S, 6, Land
block l., Longs addition,
Finley. 100 90
o. H. Stay to Martin Amund-
son, lot 6. block l, Stays
addition, Sharon. ......... 5000
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-07-09
Hope, N. D. June %, 1903.

Hope, N. D. June 20, 1908.
The regular annual meeting of
the Stockholders of the Hope
Farmers Elevator Company for
the election of Directors and the
transaction of such other busl-
ness as may properly come be-
fore such meeting will be held in
the Town Hall in Hope, N. D.,
on Tuesday, July 18th 1908, at 2
O'Clock P. M.
THos. SUSSEX,
President.
JOHN S; PAIrREY, Secretary.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-07-09
FOR SALE.

I have for sale six we'll bred
cows but farrow this year.
Write or call on, G. L. Pratt
11-14 Ga1esburg. N. D.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-07-09
NOTICE THREsHERMEN.

lam sole agent for Reeves
Threshersinth the vicinity ofIPage.
All parties wishing to buy or
trade should write me at Page
and I will call and see them.
THos. HANNA
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-07-09
BASE BALL.

Hope was taken into camp by
Mayville in a hotly contested
game of bail at Hunter on the
Fourth. Poor batting lost the
game as. the boys could not con-
meet att critical times. Both
pitchers pitched good ball al
though Pellant was wild allowing
eight bases on balls. The error
column for Hope was not what it
should have been as there were
seven errors marked up. These
account for several of the scores.
The rain of the night before left
the ground in snch condition that
fast ball was impossible.
The following is the score by
innings:
Mayv,lle % oo33 SOL 0 %
Hope OF o 0 0 O o o.
The Sharon ball team was un.
able to be here yesterday as an
nounced last week and a game
/ between Sherbrooke and Hope
was arranged. Sherbrooke play
cd two men from Finley and two
from Hope thus Strengthening
their team very materially but
their errors were costly, giving
Hope seven or eight scores and
making very one sided gsme
Had Sherbrooke played an error
less game the score would have
been very close. The final score
was: Hope, Ia. Sherbrooke, Z.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-07-09

Don't forget toring up number
80 when your folks go away for
a visit, or when anything else
happens that is ofinterest to the
people.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-07-09

Old papers for putting on
shelves or under carpets can be
had at this Office. In bundles Of
one hundred 10 cents.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-07-09

TAKEN UP
On Section l Twp. 143 Rg. 81.
One one ear old steer. Color
red with white spots, Owner
can have same by paving charges.
RopEK1eK MCKAY,
Hope, N. D.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS EYExIs


Misses Carrie and Bsrtse Syrozl WILL
e1tstzin friends nsTt Mon6zy after
nsa1 Tins Is the ssognd q then
ssuA q s1tegtzinneutS
TIE Moutgam4 Club gave a loEely
earl pzrF and dance Il club ro0na
lzst Tuss1zT sTeaing. A large croEd
Was present. and god tame ennyed.
Mrx Cary delightfully."- entertained
the NLssk5usU SocIety u the Presby-
tezlza Church last THURSDAY after.
199n LoTe.y refreshments zere
served
Mss irIa T9niins0n gDt up pleas
ant sarprise party last Monday even
ing far her sister, Ora II really was
a Surprise About twenty little friends
Eere Wesent They pssysd games
fksd ami had = gpod tins generally.
9Fs Tomlmsga served fruit and cake.
The ehoir d the n. T. Church.
Sogth was given q i9TelY surprise
Pndsy evening after the regular
sscthce Mrs Anderson invited
aen over 70 the parsonage to enjoy
ne remainder u the evening and
erred the INST delicious d Ice cream
oa cake Misses Mary and Lucile
Nug assisted tAe hostess. Il vas
~srtainly very kind z81 thoughtful q
FRS Andersen 70 remember the
nefs 10 sach . lovely var and they
afelg appreciated H.
TIE Hzrdin Aiumne met M01day
MerBo0n at 2 O'Clock in the Central
Hotel nriorE There E1s a good at
bendanee There is . great deal o.
enthusiasm amolg tie members CON
corning TIE b4nqHet which Is 70 be
giVen On the eve u May ! at Hardin
College II PRAISES % be the most
brilliant function Of the season There
VIII he another meeting a week from
next Monday Afternoon At the Gem
trzl and ali 81 the members are especl-
zlT requested to be there The pres
i5eat wishes t. knoa who are to take
part II the banquet
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-02
STOCK AND A NOTES.

Hisey&Lee recently paid DrL0fton
Of Laddonia, sI95 for a tine horse.
AHKEasse viii have her annual h0Fsl
and Jack show On saturday, Aprf IL
J. 81 Jones, a farmer near Bear
Greek, has sDld his property and vii
move 20 a farm near Benton CITY.
Dinks Parrish sold the famous SAD.
die stallion. Forest King. 70 Mr. Der
nard, Of Colorado Springs. Colo, sev
eral weeks ago.
". r Carter, Of this city, recently
paid Mccormick & Wells Of Contra,
La 800 for the Gne, high grade pacing
stallion, Harry C."
c. A. Thompson, OF Thomps0nFille,
the man who tried 10 promote The
M0beriy-Paris-Sznta Fe-Nexieo-Perry
electric line, has sold his large farm
and viii move 70 Carthage, III, where
be has acquired other farm property.
w. A. Davis, Of Galway county,
shipped a car lad Of fine borses
through this city Friday 70 Chicago.
There twenty-four bead, and Nr.
Davis estimates their value az $500.
He claims that this Is the best aver
age load that he had shipped cut Of
Galway 10 over a quarter Of a
century.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-02
A Small word. After AN.

Tvs ZA
A noted New York anthropologis
who might write Letters enough afte
bis name 70 cover halfa title page ha,
an experience in a dining car not Ion,
ago which convinced him that once II
a while yOn do ind the needle il
the haYstack.
The Herr aoctoFexplOrer had spenI
a long season IN Bamn land back ii
the sos In the course Of his sorl
be made a long journey into the bleak
interior Of Cumberland peninsula. Al
the head Of M particular toiIsoms
valley be built a little calrn, i~nclosins
a note.
At the next table in the dining car
a young man vas recounting a doa
siedgt journey In the far North. A
familiar Esquimaax name soon made
the doctor prick Up his ears. The
young man was describing bis route
and thesucceediug landmarks brought
up the old journey IN the listeners
memory. Presently the teller reached
the point In his story Of telling how
he had spent three days trying 70 ind
a feasible pass across a mountain
range
Young man, the doctor broke in.
II you bad taken the narrow valley
On the right, one days journey back.
you'd have come out On the other side
after heavy work.
led 60 back 70 Il at last" the
story teller said when be got his
breath You deu't mean to ten me
yon,re tbe mar who b1ilt the eain I'd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-02
LATE MISSOURI DEATHS.

at Hermann-Charl Mumbrauer
aged IS.
At Excelsior spring-Mrs. S. II
MeMunln.
At ST. Loais-Jzmes Thurley, 0
Knob Lick, No. known all over tn
country as the friend u the tramp
printer.
at Sedalia-MrS Martha H~astaln
mother u ex-Masor Hastaln.
At Kansas City-H. c. Clements
aged "a years
At HartHlle-John Middleton
aged IS.
At Olean ID n. Ingllsh. age 70
At Tipton--Nrs- Louisa }. Howard.
age Il
AZ New Franklln-HH sarah
Ramey. aged 3
At Sweet springs -Mn James R.
smith
At Saskatchewan Meyer, aged
At M-seon-Nountain K. Wilson,
aged 50.
At sedalia-Mrs Martha J.. Has
tain, aged S.
At Manhall-Mrs. Lucinda Adams,
aged s..
At Excelsior springs-Coi. Henry
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-02
no eEsIExAx Is mPolIrK


Fs1E ~ SsN YORK Frs@
Itka god thiug 30 remember il
these aags q hurEy and 6astae. olcan
yeatsoz and brsinAsse xcitement, that
lpolteae& witch costs nskhinz. zay
often result IA substantial bens1tS ii
never pays 10 be Fn4e- NJ natter
Ehether the rudenes Is te amzndm
foe1ee u 70 4 psgpeK In the ene
case the rudneS may Be followed By
unpleasant material consequences; Ia
the o1ser one must feel = loss Of self
respect and ~SlfTepeet IS q valuable
asset
There are plenty Of opP0rtunitiesf0F
PoliteneS in this Wbirling city Of
zGsirx In the street car. AZ the the
ater, IN cr0wded osfsce baiidingS ia
the streets themselves. Fou demon
strxts several tiEsesa dzE whether ycu
are . gentleman Ga bser. and Il Is
quite beside TIE mark to say that one
has Do time to boz and scrzpe 10 do
this Iltsle thing and that little thing.
One always has time. Or ought always
10 hare time. for az least . pleasant
box a kindly word, . friendly action.
No gentleman over forgets his good
manners
Moving a River for a Citys Benefit
Until about the beginning q the
last decade all the { graphy classes
10 our sshools zefe IzGghf. and cor
rectIF. that the city Of YicksDurg,
Miss. made bistorie during the Civil
War, was situated % the bank Of the
Mississippi river. This statement,
howevsr ceased to be ; fact some ten
CT more years ago, when the Father
Of Waters, ia one Of his cratic moods.
forced a new channel for himself and
left Fhksb8Fg perched on . high blun.
several miles inland The town.
which had been one Of the most i'm
portaut Steamboat ports on the big.
strsam, was thus s8ddenly deprived u
the traffic that had caused Il 70 pros.
per. strangely enough the misfortune
was an echo 81 the famous Siege u.
Yicksburg. and Gen. q. s Grant was
primarily responsible for It. In order
that the Union gnn5oats might run
past the shore batteries u~nharnsed,
Grant sought 10 divert the waters o.
the Mississippi river away from the
city By digging a new channel The
great river released az the time u take
the new eOurse marked out f0r Il. but
ii eventually did o, more than thirty
years after such action could be az any
use 70 tBe Union army.
Naturally the people 81 Vicksburg
did not accept With god grace the
MississiPpi's belated performance. sol
damaging 10 their material interests
They elamoFed for a restoration Of
the old days xhen they dwelt near
n2vigzble water and WHEN stately
Goating palaces touched at their
whzrres and tarde feurIshed- They
appealed to Congress for aid, and the
national lawmakers made an appre-
priation for constructing a canal
northward to ths Yazoo river. This
canal was recently completed and the
water was let into the channel desert
ed By the Mississippi. The iow was
abundant and HfIad fra susra frorr 1
bank to bank, making Yieksburg once
more . river town. The event caused
general rejoicing in the city. which
has already begun to feel the good ef-
fects Of renewed traffic. = LsEks
WsskIH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-02
sEGR0s a STORY,
Tells cf Plot to Kidnzp Cabinet On
GERS and Hold Them for Ransom.

WrsoSA, Mfss., March Is. Al
aged negro orator, J. G. Fremont d
Watertown, S. D., a veil known rep
resentative Of the colored race, whossi
the close Of the Civil war, was Presl
dent of the society that sent mani
negroes hack to Africa. iectared herr
last night on the Race Problem
and while here called On Congressman
|Tawney and asked for q private inter
view. He stated that be had a CON
monicati0n which be desired The
Congressman to convey 10 the Presi-
dent to the effect that be bad c0ms
into possession OF information that a
plan had been made to attempt the
life Of President Roosevelt on his
Western trip. but that this had nov
been abandoned, and, instead the
p~lotters were planning at some iaTcr-
able point in Montana or Colorado. e
capture Secretary Of the Treasury
shaw, Secretary OF the War Root and
Attorney General Knox and carry
them TO the mountains. TO be held ior
suitable ransom
Fremont refused 10 diynlge the
source q hif information, but insisted
that il was correct. Congressman
Tawney places little credence in the
tale, but has, nevertheless. written
to Secretary Shaw, telling him the
NEWS story.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-02
rIAs 70 DRAG ROADS
Merchants May Combine 70 Put High
rzvs II Better sh&ps-Fsrmen
shoala Organize

-
A movement s On fcot in Mexico
|anong he live merchants % increase
Ithelr trade b. having the roads In
vrored cut SIN or eight miles In each
direction from Mexico. The plsn 1
sstn IN the rough. but i Is 20 have
|fourhmse draG go Oser the roads II
K sid that this can BE- done at . cost
~ about 20 cersts per mile and u
woald Be bat = sbort while before car
roads wpeld be IN an excellent e0ndt
ton.
This wonld Be god plan % follow
Al all tines xhea the ruads are Ungni
and il sens % the LEDGER that
farmers should organize for tie ~Sfs'
A man Who owns property along III
roadside say a mile, would not mis-
the work that be would have % pat Il
"a his half o. the road, and eysntu'
ally. except ln the very worst weather
theg woeid bare q good hard Rad q
travel over az all times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-02
SOCIETY SHALL a L

nHFErrT&FF
Mrs. Z d Gnhan Is visiting IN s.
LagAs
Mz sean. q Ceutrzlb, vas dgEl
for . Tea DAYS
James Lag vas dozn from stur
ge11 As1 Sunday
Mn w. l. Crosby has rsturues
fr0n Farmer Cty IA
Nm Y. o. p Klag d s. Louis s
TIE guest q Mr. y0Ehse&
En Pesaletoa. * last s. Loss
Is TIE gust q frsends bare
Ms n Il Hisey has returned frg1
visit with s. L0nis fflenaa
Clyde and Joan Els spnt suDszl
al their boase twe.Ee miles noglh O.
toHn
Mr. Philip Russell, vito has beea 81
boms % visit las returned 70 81
Louis
Mr.. Antbony Walstrom o. Illinois.
was . guest d ~friends here as,
Sunday.
Miss Ede Graham has returned
FROM a pleasant visit with friends "a
Salisbury.
Miss Wheeler, az St Joe, Eb0 IS vis
iting Mrs l. n Richards Will return
bone NondaE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-02
Negro Was Not Wanted.

| hnoL Ahe No1r1S IltJ
Last Monday week one negro carved
another negro very badly at Mexico,
No Thursday J. W. Stephens ar
rested a strange negro here that ft
the description TO a dot, but the An.
drain county sheriff said he was not
the man wanted. The negro arrested
here ought to have been sent over the
road on general principles He ad-
mitted that he had done no work for
two years. His hands looked like they
never had been acquainted with work;
had the long, tapering, soft fingers Of
a woman. He was well dressed, but
did not have a penny. His pockets
contained a tooth brush, two dirty
handkerchiefs, a knife and about q
dozen come seben, come eleben"
bones. He is a crap shooter and all
around. worthless euss, who will
sooner or later do devilment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-02

For a long time the two-yeaE-olt
child Of Mr.. p. L. Mcpherson, 50 n
Tenth ST, Harrisburg, Pa, would
sleep bat two Or three hours in ths
early part Of the night. which made
1t very hard for her parents. Hel
mother concluded that the child had
stomach trouble, and gave her half Of
one Of Chamberlains Stomach aud
Liver Tablets, which quieted bel
stomach and she slept the whole night
through. Two boxes Of these Tablets
have effected a permanent cure and
she IS now well and strong. For sale
by all drnrrlsfs-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-02
Hand Above Waves Caused stou

HgRxASN, Mo-, March ga hanG
thrust suddenly above the waves sn6
grasping violently at faating drift
caused the pilot Of the steamer e.
purt. Arthur ThOmpson. % signal tbs
engine-room 70 stop the boat.
After boat hands had kept a lookout
for several Minutes without seeing
The hand again. a search q the bat
vas made. and the engineer, GustaTe
Luether, found to be missing
The oil-can was gone. and IL Is sup
posed thai the engineer had stepped
out % oil the eccentric and fallen
OVERHEARD
Bats we're lowered and a close
search made, but 10 trace Of the bodg
was found.
Laether was single and about g
yean old. He made his home with a
sister in Hermann The boat was de-
parting for Blaft0n.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-02

Nn goSr y BrEws AID Ms
BzoRn are a boz.s frez q pleasant
yaxt Via Tszzs fri@ax
NeEnE ss 1ohnEan and E1wtr
HsM x s. Lg1A Esn Es=rs & Nr.
azz Mrz Fzzk Parker SznsAs.
wrA Bo9er4 Mrs. wise and Mrs.
ElEhssh RaEerE q Kzzzzx Cts, wlIi
arrive Hert nnurs14E u Re The eusu
INA Fk
Erz Charles Bl@5soe il Al hme
hez geFsEsaz CITY, vAers he uzs
serk fgr Se1ztox Eggs dz1ng TIE
Legislature se%ha1
Pr11 WE EzraG q Sew York
via zzfVe The -h q April 20 syzpa
g Z1th At axrzln gfFz rs,itxA and
t.SUEzisEs q the Pzzo grz1Zte&
NJ. Osczr WNlz-z and family Rave
arrives x NzsSs tC razzaA ME VII
zy3 Las tDzeAt tae West property
au1 f1sez&s r~sz5dAlnz IT, Tie VII
Ax3 lived here several yszrs zg5 ard
tE Eg frs11S II. CAD 80 have
tneZ rsszI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-02
tax YgAns AGO rms WEEK

Miss Katie Bradford died at be
home near this city.
VIM. Stsrritt and Miss Dora Combs
both Of Santa Fe, were married in thI
city.
Dr. Ned Rodes, Of this city, gradual
ed from the Missouri Medical College
in ST. Louis.
Misses McBee and Jackson, both Of
MEXICO, closed q successful term Of
school at Farber.
W. T. McCully, Of Macon, was in
Mexico in the interest Of the new
electric light plant.
Jno. Heeouer came up from Mont
g0mery City to have hts shoulder re-
set. II became cut Of place while Nj.
HeebueE was plastering a house.
Henry Morthine, who attacked Mrs
Pate Morris, OF near Thompson, with
a pitch fork, vas arraigned before
Squire WinscOtt and found guilty.
He was sent to the county JAN for 10
DAYS.