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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

Second LleEt. Nolan V. Egis, who
has been ia the PnillSpIBes for three
YezrS, will be home on a visit some
time this summer.
Mr.. +. L. Crosby and LITTLE ds1gh-
ter, Ethel, have gone 70 Farmer City
to visit his mother who celebrate her
sIst birthday to-day.
Miss cecile Lang. OF R~oodb0uSe, III,
viii visit Mrs. Z. II. Tineher aud Miss
Lena Carter next week, On her Eay
home from a visit with friends at Sc
daliz-
james r. BattertOn, Of 81 Louis,
spent one dsy here this week he had
been spending a weeks vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and MR Geo. Batter
ton, near Sturgeon
Miss Anne ID. Hinde, arrived 10 St
Louis last Monday, where she spent
the week with her brother, Mr.. Tur-
ner Hinde, and wife. She will be here
the first Of next week. Her many
friends are anxious to see her and hear
her interesting accounts OF her stay in
Old Mexico.
Miss Ida Bolts, Of Columbia was in
the city this week. Her mother, Mrs
Virginia Bolts has bought two beau
tiful lots ont in Woodlawn and viii
erect a nice home On them this fail
which they will occupy. Ms. Bolts
is the mother Of Judge W. W. Bolts
Of this city.
Miss Louise Lakeland tooka bevy Of
Hardin college girls On a hay wagon to
her home to spend May Day. They
are celebrating to-day, instead Of yes
terday. The girls always enjoy a
jaunt out to the beautiful Lakeland
home. where they revel in the woods
and feast to college girls content.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07
SOCIETY SMALL A L



Rev. c. I. Fiory, Of Clark, spent Fri
day 10 the city.
Mrs Green ClaYs mother, Mrs.
RodeSs is visiting her.
Mn. p. IF. Cullen is home from
Pery, where she visited her mother.
NB. W. II Cons and children vii
leave she 18th q MAY for Kansas for a
visit.
About ten couples enjoyed a dance
a. the Nontezuma club roons Thus.
day evening.
Ms T. T. Romans, Of MartInsburg.
was the guest Of her uncle, NJ. sam
Rice, last Eeek.
Ms Hzlssy Matthew'S q To,
Springs, Ark, Is visiting her mother.
Nn Thomas Helm.
Mrs Robert Hlseys little niece. Ada
Frances Morris u Texas, viii spend
the sumner with her.
MAJOR Bolia NcIntlse attended the
Dedication u the Louisiana Purchase
IN ST Louis this week.
Miss Nells Ellis, Of Jeaen5a cIty.
VII arrive bezt week 10 Be the guest
o. Miss Mau5e Wallace.
Ms Prank Kels0 vas in Jeaersoa
City this seek % see her cousin, Mn.
Buckuer, who Is i'll
Frank wilkins and family. q Ter
A. viii arrive shortly 70 rlslt bis
brotben, J. c and ". G. wilkins
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07
FROM AUxVAssE.

CorTespondeaee Of The Ledger.
AUxyAssE. April %. - Ms. ]. NJ.
Morrison IS quite sick.
Rev. VI. A. Moore, Of st. Louis,
lectured al the Christian Church Sat
urday evening and Sunday morning.
These we're two able and interesting
lectures.
r. A. Hamilton is building a barn.
Walter Harrison has rented the
Roger Wood place and will try batch.
ing this summer.
l. 7. McCue has sold his residence
property to Miss sallie Tate for 81, 200.
Henry NunneIly has sold his farm
Of $40 acres to an Iowa man for s2s per
acre.
NE Lucy Mcdonald bought the
residence property OF Bernard Cowles
for $500.
Willard Atkinson shipped a car
lad Of cattle to 81. Louis last week.
Ms 0bie Wright visited her par.
ents Nh. and Nn George johnson, In
Mexico last week.
l. NJ Greer purchased the Mrs. Bet
tie Burt property in north Auxvasse
last week. We understand Mr.. Greer
will erect a fine residence cor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07
GRAHAM A SOLD.
Deputy County Clerk John Graham
Sells His Livery Stable.

W. II. Brown and B. r. Middleton,
both Of Mexico, and A. Barnes. Of Cen
tralia, have purchased from Deputy
County Clerk John B. Graham bis
horses, carriages, etc, and win take
charge OF the business Immediately.
The livery stable building belongs to
z d. Graham, but the equipment has
been purchased by the gentlemen
named. Mr.. Barnes win be the active
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

). Baskiu, aged abgst g years. died
al the residence d, hts parents 10 this
city
!. A. Col, q Perry, father q Ms
Pat Cullen. d: this city. wss stricken
wfth paralysis
Daisy Hughes, a former Audrain
egunty yoang soman, aged about 10
yearS, attempted suicide 10 50. DoafS
Or. Turner and brother, r. l.
Turner, purchased Mr. Pardys IN
terest In the frn u Carter s Purdy.
Franklin p CauteFbay, aged s.
years died sc his home 10 this city.
lie had lived in this part q Nissan
over afty Yean-
The funeral q Mr.. Whzlen, father
Of Ms Mary HOban, Of this city, took
place In Mexico. Mr.. Whzlen was
killed By the cars near Bowling Green.
He was y yean old.
The officers Of the Linton District
Medical Society were: DR.. {. r.
HaIIy, president; DR.. McCOmzs, first
yice-president; Dr. J. G. Parrish,
second Fice-president; DR.. VI. Yates,
treasurer: Or. L. o. Rodes secretary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07
a Z AT Q A

Pros - EE hta
gl1sFE PTS Ers &sseS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07
7. b HAUeHAwoUT wED II BED.
Carthage, No. Lawyer Earries Girl
Younger Than His Youngest
Child.

CARTHAGE, No, April 2S-While
lying sick in bed In his rooms in this
city last night T. Bond Haughawout,
one Of the best known criminal law
yer in Missouri, was married to his
stenOgrapher, Miss Maude Hughes A
week ago his wife, with whom be had
lived for t~hirty-three years, secured a
divorce from him, one Of the grounds
alleged for the divorce because Of his
inaftuation for the young woman.
Miss Hughes has been employed In bis
Office as a stenographer for the past
three years He is6s years Of age and
she is 10, and is several years younger
than bis youngest child.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07
win Of Col. Hickey Filed at Fulton,

FULTON, Mo-, April 30.-The viii o.
the late Joseph K. Hickey was fled il
the probate court here late yesterday
afternoon. Ii is a brief document,
only covering a page Of legal cap, and,
after naming his three children
Abbey Prather Hanchette, William
Hyde Hickey and Matte Spencer, the
latter now being deceased-he be.
queathes all Of bis property to his
wife, withtheskception Of some prop
erty at Clarinda, Ia, which was be
queathed TO his father and mother
ana at their deaths TO . sister. This
matter has been settled. The will
was made in Washington January II.
lsg2 and was witnessed By j. G.
PratheF, Of st. Louis, and By the late
James o. Broadhead.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07
P IS RELEASED.
At the Preliminary Examination the
Bowling Green Barber, Who Kill
ed an Aged Man, Not Held

SPECIAL . ne LAsEsr ever Lacrosse Ike
BOWLING GREEN, No, April 30
At the preliminary examination Of
Carroll Tippett a barber 2 years old,
Ebo shot and killed Hezekiah Hignett,
an old nan oyer 20 years Of age, the
defendant was discharged this morn
ing, il being decided that the killing
was justiAsble- Ii seems that the Old
mar had threatened bis slayer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

The CentTalia Cgarier in writing uE
the FIRE IN that city on Sunday night,
speaks Of ". ". B0atman, formerly
Of this city, as follows:
Centzlia never had a squarer,
fairer business man than W. W. Boat
man His los IS q heavy one, bat
Centrzlians al hope that be will ind
a place 20 do business and open up
again as e0on as possible. The bust.
ness interests Of Centralia would sur
fer a distinct loss we're he not to open
up again. Mr. Boatman win probably
re-imhark in business as soon as be
can get 3 building"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07
STOCK AND FARM NOTES.

W. j. LaFan, Of Allentown, Pa, re-
Gently bought six fine gated saddle
horses in Me1ico-three from Hisey s.
Lee, one from Tom Bass and two from
b. R. MIddletoa.
J. r. Brown marketed from Aud
rain county, Missouri, a load Of 3%B
hogs at t6s5-LeSis, johnson s. Co..
regular shippers Of Aufraih county.
No, had in IS head Of 256-b hogs that
sold al s7.Oo-James Harrison. a veal
thF retired farmer and stockman Of
Audrzln county, No, vas a visitor at
the yards to-day.-Fndays Lire Stook
Rsp9tsr.
H L Bush sold z. Hughes, Of Mex
leo, l6 head Of long ye4rling steers
Tuesday for s3.GO0-C L. Quisenberry
sold . brown gelding 10 Geo. Lee sat
urdzy for s235. o. & A. Barnes also
sold Mr.. Lee a black horse for s2Z5-
Wright Bros sold a nice harness horse
10 Hisey & Lee for $40 and an elegant
carriage team to Settle S Vawter, Of
for saZ5.-CsHfrqlia Cgurssy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07
He Wanted TO See the Horses Run.
an Indian Boys Defense.

LosASsPoRT. IND, Apr. D-Geo.
Craven, Q years old, was arrested at
Royal Center and brought here this
morning charged with setting fire to
three livery and feed stables here dur
ing the past week The lad IS az or
phan and came from Champaign, H.,
a short time az0. He admits that he
committed the crime, and says that he
did il 70 see the horses run.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07
Ed. Taylor Elected

TIVE Viz
Colonel Ed Taylor was duly elected
TO oversee the reads in this district.
He now has control Of all the railroad.
street car lines and dirt roads in this
district. The colonel will give you a
Tree pass on all railroads in bis district
Just make an application, he is a Jolly
Fellow, and will give you free Of charge
a receipt telling you how to get to the
Worlds Fair in 1904.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07
ELDER W. h HOOK.
Talks to the Odd Fellows at Laddonia.
Missouri

Elder W. H. Hook, OF Mexico, met
with the Yandalia l. o. O. F. Satur-
day night and Sunday ADDRESSED a
large congregation composed Of men,
bers Of the order, members Of the order
Of Rebekas and citizens generally.
His remarks included history Of the
order, its beauties, etc He dispelled
some OF the erroneous Ideas that the
order conficted With the church. The
order. be said, took up work left un-
done By the church. The address was
very much enjoYed by every one
present.
Sunday, April 26tb, was the eighty
fourth anniversary Of the Independent
Order Odd Fellows in the United
states and the event was celebrated
in every town and city in this country
where the order exists
So, from half a dozen true and tried
Odd Fellows who banded together in
ties Of friendship, love and truth, has
developed one Of the most powerful
iratemal organizations On the globe.
The great amount q good it has ac-
oompiished in the way Of relieving the
distressed, caring for the widows and
orphans and burying The dead is be-
yoBd ordinary comprehensive. and
yet il continues On its mission with
increased momentum.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07
jim HOWARD GUILTY
Thir1 Trial e Rns9zsE far Killing Of
eosbsl Ends zz Two PEsess-
ing Ones Did

FEASKF0RT, Ky April 31.-In the
third trial d JAMES Howard for the
killing q Governor William Goebel,
over three years aga The lary, at IG20
a. n-s TO-DAY reported that il c0uld
not agree Judge CautreI then seat
the jury hack with i-nstFusti9ns 70 re-
main until &C agreement was reached
IL was 1879 HAea TIE Jury again came
into the oozFt rs1m win this verdict:
I'VE tie Jury. md tie defendant
guilty ard Il his unlshmsat At life
iDpnso1ment
Howard Hzs as Hzpy affected hg
tie verdict
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07
Bufs Mexioo RaidencA

Geo. T. Hatcher, a salesman for 5.
* y Philip, has bought The C. A.
.Gnsseil property 10 West Monroe st
for 200. This property Is nicely o
Gated aEd NJ Hatcher dispizFed eK-
ceiient Judgment 10 investing his
moneg 10 Mexico dirt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07
catarrh Cannot be &C.

vifh LOCAL AFPL1cATE0Ss, ~ ihsT canzo:
fsreA ne scat sf f4s Sasssgs CatsFrh Il a KIDD
GO rc-satzaazsl &sease az5 n Greer y rsre y
Tc1 zzN take fats al remedies Hl1is
casarTh cares taksz ~1s1HzGlF, ard ActE a.
raetT ozEs hspa s54aaeass s1rassA Haas
cHtzr Crs = rsta gzssk =ssnase. q Eu
rfsaHs2 " e2s st&s 1eE pzFEe1ars 10 th1s
csszhu Nrgszrs AZ ss EsEzIlr gaescrsaz.
I'll egzp2ss& q As tsst sezses t1sEns ec--
ars1 vEs ne hskt Eooe pzneers sE a.
'ssclg ca &s E2ezs E1rfscss. rs psrfec,
eozAazzHze q ts tEs izgrssisza q wat pro-
dzaszEb xaazszszl rsszls i~aNcanzg at.zrrh
Ss75 toF tezaz1aizis frzs.
FL CHENEY 3 CO, Te,saoo o.
Prize - <r botls
E1l's EzzaT Pas E-s Asbsz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07
Engineer Dropned Dad

Wm. II Allshouse q wabash engi-
neer and well known In this city,
dropped dead in Hannibal wednesday
moruing. The deceased Nas 81 years
Cd and so Old Federal soldier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07
., % and 10 Years Ago
This Week.

EEEvrT-rvE sEAEs $50 THs wEEx
Tbe Bizzw EoGe Hss beias rep4ssz-
- and ssher smprss-zents were also
zz
gsah Wright n8red hss isuntez
Yzss "a LToersF srsst Bsak his res
.deno
gas ssznssSs sd toF gzzs@ Rsn
a sFaa & szrsEl eosEs far s5aqto1 uan
IN - Las
Baa VIZ UFtoo Pfssseas < sbs
western Uzian Teaeszpa CozFazE.
did q zPopsEy.
Harry " lie 51rzzt1 fsrzer5 q
Esrioa E1s e1iteg and pnopsetor & =
UPr IA Lltte Roek- ARK
Tbs rasAenee q J. f. Sbsn. ncs1k-
E@ x MStsa szs hr1ksz ints ard
81 Ess taken ng the mober<
Mss Mzstse Narry. q Ne~ Bs0za
sd No, Hzs inTitea to deliver tie
s9cistg digkzzzs 10 the KraGziins
ez 81 Hardin Co1legs- Miss MnsTy
vas ) foEzser Hardin Cez1ege gTzFuaEe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

Russia has begun the evacuation OF
Aanchuria and has explained to the
United states that her intentions
and proposals regarding that district
are 10 no way antagonists to Ameri.
can interests
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

Funeral serYices over the remains
~ Mn T. u. ~spotfsavod were eon-
Quoted frum Rising Sun church Thurs
DAY Afternoon ~ ReE. r. D. Chinn. u
Nandalla.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

street car collision at Talmaee
avenue and Old Manchester avenue.
81 Louis, AortOrman Kengkolbe was
seriously injured and three passengers
hurt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

with $4,000 in IL treasury Nary-
vile feels that Il viii BE- able % keep
the wolf aHay for some time 70 The pie
ezten do not become pestiferous.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

G. B. Kelly and Miss jamie Steele Of
yandalia- we're married in the county
building By Prubate Judge ". ".
Bolts az 10 0'siock THURSDAY morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

snos fell all over the Texas Pan
handle and Oklahoma yesterday. The
temperature fell % degrees Stock
and fruit suffered greatly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

A large number q Mexico people
were in St Louis THURSDAY to attend
the dedication ceremonies Of tie LOO
isians Purchase Exposition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

This Brown, Of Nebraska, Is visit
ing in his native county-CallaWzy.
He has been away from Missouri seT-
erzI years
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07
DIE Sc Broaght Here.

A change Of venue to the Audrain
County Circuit In the case Of Leon
Lew Is. the St LOUIS Transit Com
pany has been secured from st. Louis
Lew sues % three counts, asking
1900 each for injuries alleged to have
been received On October %, 1902,
While attempting to board a car run
By the defendant He alleges that
bis back and knees we're burt and
wrenched, bis right hand mzngied,
and bis hat and clothes torn The case
will be tried al the June term q court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

The Arkansas Senate tables aresolu-
ton 70 call upon the county Grand
jury 70 make an Investigation % see
whether any bOodle was used during
the sesslon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

II have derived great benefit from
the use Of Chamberlain's Pain Balm
for rheumatism and Iumbagor says
Mrs Anna Haselgans, Of Tuckahoe.
NJ. my husband used it for a
sprained baekand was quickly relieved.
In fact It is the best family linIment
! have ever used. I would not think
OF being without it. l have recon-
mended it TO many and they always
speak very highly Of it and declare its
merits are wonderful" For sale by
al druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

Oh Saturday, May p B. r Middle
ton bad his celebrated hone, PotoSi
Star, On exhibition This Is a high
class animal, and attracted a great
deal q attention.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

a severe blizzard Ezged ever West
en Nebraska and Kansas yesterday,
and IS predicted b the Weather
Bureau 70 reach the eastern part q
Kansas t0-daY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07
NEARLY 100 PERSONS DEAD.
Segeztsez Men EztnHbed N Nine At
Frank, \. W. L But AL Except
Two Escape Unhun- Many
Houses Are Crushed

VANCOUVER BEITTsH C0LE9EIA,
April zs.-OTsrNhelmed b. countless
tons 0f rock this morning shortly after
! O'clock, and with nearly 100 Of its
inhabitants killed almost Instantly,
the little mining town o. Frank, In
Southwestern Alberta, is tonight
threatened with complete destruction
By food.
0d Mans River. which flows
through the center Of the town, is
damned up with the fallen rock TO
the height q nearly 100 feet
The waters q the river are this
evening CANNED Up for miles and the
entire valley above the town Is flooded.
A big body Of water is pressing with
force upon the dam. the only prota-
ton the town o. Frank nJE has, IN
less the river finds another channel
All the available men in the village
are al work tonight and viii work all
night T. try to open the neg channel
10 time.
Should the inpromptu dam break
the entire village would be swept
away,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

Three persons we're killed and about
sixteen injured in the wreck 81 a
Dedication special train from New
jersey in the yards at Terre Haute,
Ind
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

~
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tG 81 ne usze CT
E1dts p ne tiso1
i are1ick CT OF
= "a e Dc
TcrE
E sZar1rleu-
E1 caEe fscsr e.
c Il wc aas in u.
6 easis nsgsaes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

Ooi. Lewis Hord and wife are home
nom the south where they spent the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

5 d. Stocks and family have ar
rived from sullivan, Ill, and Will.
make Mexico their home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

Forest fires IN Pennsylvania have
caused lsss zggregzting more than
tl.O0ol090s NhIle several towns are in
danger aud Lives mas have been lost.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

When you want a pleasant physie
tn Chamberlains Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are easy TO take and
pleasant Ia effect For sale By all
druggists y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07
LATE MISSOURI DEATHS

At St Josph-Augugtas 5. Ling,
aged g years.
Near Laisana-Nn Earl Pnee.
aged =
At LsDnT-JaMzes DgEs1D.
At Bowling GFesn-BEd Lindsey,
aged q years
Near Bethauy-Nz EsteIle Price,
aged p yean
At Kansas CItE-Gfeennp Bird, JE,
a deputy internal revenue collector
At Mountain GrDFe-Rev. J. X.
MoSber, sg1 Is Eezrz
At Hannibal-Henv Miller, aged
y yean.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS

AceefA joe ana 6EAAE J@A
IOEzy give 4 prnc this zfEs-DNa
from 4 70 10 ont At The NsTzsA farn-
A little crowd enioged finch ritb
Miss Kate Ferris Thardzy eye1iag
Ii incIa1ed Misses FRANK ard Cassie
-authorn, Tinnis Ferris MARI Ln1g
Emna Caath0m and Ms Ross csE-
thorn.
Mrs z H Ti1cher has US e1z-
posed a very pretty and catchy nsH
txo-step, called Ragged R05ia,r :
zgtime tw0-step It has Dos been
published yet, but sea VII &c, and
viii Be worthy Of , pace zn91g the
.best neE txo-steR We adnt knoE
We had zmasicsl cuupssr hsrsangng
Us and are glad q learn q l. Ms
Ti1ehsr should surely ooaiinae D. DE-
yelope her talent zlang this Eaa
The first recital Ct ProL We Bar
Der was given last Tuessay svsaIzz
before Z good sized and spprecatlTs
audience. He was enthusiastically re-
.ceived and appaaded By the young Ia
dies He gayez fes Of his heSt pisces,
which we're special fav0rites last rear.
To cFiticise Mr.. Barber Is beyond the
power Of the writer, indeed. il would
be aUdaeIogsly prssamptsouS One
can enjoy the exquisite rendering d
Chopin Of Mozart under the MASTER
touch q such 40 artist, even though
they be not yersed 10 the tecbnicali-
ties Of music. II there is any change
IL the playing Of Mr.. Barber, it may
be said that be IS even better than be
was last year.
z RECEPTIONS.
Success, Yes. in the broadest sense
OF the word: it applies to the lovely
party given last evening By the young
men Of Mexico to Hardin's fair daugh-
tiers. To bring out the merits and
beauty Of a scene, it's necessary to
have an attractive background Miss
Dunczn's splendid taste had trans
formed Duncan Hail into a most beau
tiful setting for the happy crowd.
About 500 yards Of black and gold
bunting Hardin colonl we're zrtisti-
caliy and profusely used 10 festoon the
walls. In one corner Of the main hall
was a pretty cosy seat, with canopy
draped In black and gold. Hardin
flags we're srtisticaIly arranged over
each window. The two large pillars
in the middle Of the room we're deco
rated with the bunting with canopy.
effect at the top. Seats we're arranged
about these. Handsome nuggets, rugs.
and sofa pillows gave the air Of finish
70 the pretty hall. A smaller room
was appropriately arranged for sery-
ing the refreshments. A table In the.
center Of the room had for its adorn-
ment about 800 beautiful red carna-
tons which were presented as fayors
TO the girls. A lovely tso-course lunch
Of salad on lettuce leaf, cheese sand
witches, olives and coffee; brick ice
cream, cakes and c0nfections were
served. Now, that the background
for this brilliant scene has been paint
the principle figures to complete
the picture requires a more expert
eneed writer to give il rs due praise.
About eighty Of the Hardin girls ae-
the invitation. The teachers
we're also there. The girls seemed
prettier than ever, with their becom-|
ing evening gowns There seems 70
be an irrisistzble charm about the fair
lassie. The young men we're
lnipToachiDg. both in manners and
appearance. Their gallautry had for
nothing that would be for the
pleasure Of their guests. Is is an occz-
lion 70 be long remembered both BIZ
guests and hosts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

Born, to Mr.. and Ms. n. E Hook
Inaay, May l, a s-pound sou.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

Ms John Gregory died at Clear
mont recently from the effects u blood
poisoning, resulting from trimming
her eorus with a razor. She was sixty
years old.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

Mrs. Esard Morrison, Of Gales
burg, az her husband level a shotgun
AT her brother and she stepped be-
tween them 70 save his life. He fired
that Instant. killing her.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

Hisey & Lee have iast sold a tine
geding by 2 P. Noores 'Ike" for
$50. He is . daisy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

The display of fireworks inSt :
last night have never been sn,n..,
anyxhere.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

Mrs r r. Smith is home ,rom y.
dalia, where she has been The gn.', Y
her daughter, Mrs C W. pe,".4a
sln Is seriously III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07
Over-Work Meakens
Your Kidneys.
rnhestfsv RKau~vs Mske fwrrv. pso,6

Al tire bioo1 r. y1= bosy passes tirocgh
you b1asys ozce sTev Tires uiu-,sz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

Three thousand coal miners ia Pana
district out Work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

Prank Buaun, Of LouiSianl. vas 10
Mexico 90 business this seck.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

Ms Dayton L0FeIace, q Fulton
has returned 70 her home after visit
Ing IN this citg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

An elevator at Mount Vernon. H..
in which vas stored 10000 bushels q
grain, collapsed yesterday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

Et1cy uc1tle
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

There have been fifteen convictions
10 connection with the SubBrtaa rail
way bribery Ia St Louis. but not one
Of the men einehed has reached The
penitentlzFy yet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07

Work 90 the Darlington sho,,1,..
Is IN progress
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-05-07
A BRITISH CRUISER LOST, !.


HALIFAX, \. s.. Aprl O.--It i.
ported Dsre tonight that aitsa. :
The crew u the British secnnd =
cruiser PalIas were killed and , ~
her Injured during the rIotipu a. n.y., ""
~ Spain, Trinidad on TUESDAY s n
vdiciais at The admiralty refuse = y
firm OF dsny the report. 0s