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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

IosKFH PUuTzEE, q the New York
World hzs contr1outed s2Do 600 70
the Columbia University q the City
OF Seu YORK 70 Be used for the e.
Enlistment q a School Of Journalism.
The NeKio0 LEDsER foE yeszx has ad-
vocAted S1ch 4 school The do1tOn
lawyer dentists in fact men q
every profession. including soldiers
and fsrDers hare schools established
Throughout the ooaEtr 70 e. them
tor their life work. There are over
thirty thousand newspaper nen IL
the United States and there has been
10 school Of journalism 70 especially
equip them for their work. IL has
been stated that newspaper men are
s50rn and not made Once In q while
you viii find o who should be born
again. A college education is not al
that Is necessagy to make an editor any
more than Il Ls % make a doctor CT q
lawyer. The newspaper men Of the
whole world will congratulate Mr..
Pulitzer On his thoughtfnlness and
nberalty. This school viii be con-
tr0Aed By men who thoroughly under
stand tie importance q q practical
schuol for men who expect % BECOME
e1iOz The announcement that the
school would be established vas made
in MEXICO yesterday and within TWEEN
ty-fouf bours three young men Of this
city announced that they would enter
this school a. sJoa as 1t vas opened IN
the fan Of 1904 No advance move
neut has been made which We con-
slider Of more importance, not only tn
the newspaper fraternity, but 70 the
! public generally than the establish
meat q . frsrel2sS, vel endowed and
well managed school % Journalism.
The writer's son desires TO become q
newspaper man and win attend this
school, and we advise every young
man who expects 70 makes newspaper
AA4l vi lltlA1etA W 8A3hG AANA%[A@NAG
10 take the f0li two years course II
possible. We find that q college ed0-
cation is a splendid thing for an edi-
tor, but falls short q what he should
have 10 order 10 he fully equipped f0r
the management Of . newspaper a II
should be managed IN al Of its de-
pzrtments. The newspaper profession
Is advancing rapidly. Men who are
failures Ia other professions do not
turn % newspaper work as Of yOre.
The newspaper business Is now man
aged not along lines q trading pump
klns for newspaper but is being put
on q thorough, digniAed business
basis. The establishment o. this
school is most opportune and will re
ceive the hearty endorsement Of news
paper associations and newspaper mer
individually throughout the world.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20
s:OO-Sermon by ]. Q. Partee.
Quarterly Conference.

The Fourth Quarterly Conference
of the N. E. Church, South, was held
Tuesday night. Rev. ]. II. Pritchett
presided. S. P. Emmons was reelected
Superintendent Of the Sunday School
for another year. The new Board OF
Stewards is composed OF Messrs. Thos.
Cadwallader, A. Q. White, E. @. S.
Smith, r. P. Hopkins, B. +. Miller,
and the old stewards: W. W. Fry, II.
X. Hinde, ]. #. McWilliams, win
Morris, Fl. q. Turner, ]. ". Howell,
]. r. Luckie, A. S. johnson, W. +.
Reed and S. P. Emmons.
The coming annual conference was
discussed, and preliminary arrange
ments are being made for this event.
Messrs. Hinde, Howell and Emmons
viii act as the reception committee,
and DR.. Reed and II. @. Turner were
requested to see that conveyances are
procured to meet the visitors at the
station and take them to their re-
spective homes.
More homes for the preachers and
delegates are needed and those who
will be kind enough TO entertain any
OF these will please report TO Rev. An
derson. Mexico will demonstrate by
its entertainment Of this conference
their old-time hospitality to workers
In the Lords vineyard has not passed
away. The visitors will find the
hearts and homes Of Mexico as open as
any place they have been for many a
dav.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20
ANSWER IT HONESTLY.
Are the Statements of Mexico Citizens
not More Reliable Than Those
of Utter strangersl

This is a vital question.
Ii Is fraught with interest to Mex
leo.
1t permits OF only M answer.
1t cannot be eyaded or ignored.
A Mexico citizen speaks here.
Speaks for the welfare OF Mexico
A citizens statement is reliable.
An utter strangers doubtful.
Home proof Is the best proof.
r. Blown, living on West Promen-
ade street says; "a child Of mine had
either weakened or easily excited
kidneys He complained at times Of
q pain In his back, the attacks Of
which did not always occur with the
same severity. Knowing that II such
trouble was neglected in its incipient
stage it might lead to a chronic case,
when ! noticed Doanis Kidney Pills
advertised and guaranteed to cure any
case OF kidney complaint, l went to
Buckner & Whitneyis drug store for a
box. The treatment gave the child
undoubted relief"
For sale by all dealers; price 50 cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the nane--Doan's-and
take no substitute.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20
AN EARTHQUAKE AT ST. LOUIS.
At 4 O'Clock Yesterday Morning the
City was Awakened BY q Jar.

Sr. Louis, Aug. 1s.-An earthquake
shock which lasted for several seconds
was felt in all parts Of st. Louis early
this morning. So marked vas the
seismic disturbance that many slum-
bering residents Of the city jumped
from their beds In fright and waited
trembling for other and greater
shocks, but they did not come. Ac-
cording to those who felt the disturb
ance the SHOCK Uok place AT seven
minutes before 4 O'Clock. All agree
that it vas a jar greater than a trem-
bling Of the earth, but 50 violent was
its nature that houses shook at their
foundations as IL they we're momen-
tarily to totter and fall. No damage
has been reported.
ALTON, Ill, Aug. 16.-An earth
quake shock was felt here at 1854
O'Clock this morning. The majority
Of the residents Of Alton were awak-
ened. Some thought the powder mills
at East Alton had exploded and 9TH
ers thought that an explosion had oc-
CURED at the lead works. The shock
broke aquantity Of plastering loose in
the main auditorium Of the NJ. E.
church on Sixth street. at East Alton
bricks were shaken from several chin
neys and glass broken in several win
dows. The shock lasted nearly eight
seconds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20
a srLKxDlD SENTIMENT
HOS Beautifully KxPrssssd-KxrSe;
Fren Speech Of Nr. Folk Al
PsImyra August 18th
n Fdk spoke b PAD 8 fOllONs

Nj. Folk spoke IN part IS follows
aYoa have asked me 70 talk 70 yO1
on good suvernnent but before We
enter into that subject IL Is vel TO
can to mind the purpose Of the honu-
nenf Association. under whose auspi-
cS this meeting Is held.
This occasion marks the beginning
az q movement to httingiy honor ten
brave MEssouEiAns, who met their
death during the Civil War, near this
BEAUTIFUL little city.
They gave up their lives courage
.ously ca thar mellow October morn-
ing forty-one years ago. The proposed
monument Is to DO honor TO the dead,
not TO stir Up the embers Of 8 bitter
past The people Of all times have
bOnored their heroic men with memo
rails and monuments and IL Is entire
IL Appropriate that the memory Of
those, who died for the cause they be
neyed to be right, should be kept
alive In this manner. The evening
bells Of life are tolling for the survivors
Of that nerce conflict and, one BY one,
they are being laid to rest in this last
camping ground. In the soft twilight
OF time the animosities Of former
years have subsidized; the fires Of hatred
kindled by that strife are dead, and
from the ashes has risen the red rose
Of patriotism that blooms to-day for a
united country. The deeds OF those
who wore the gray and those who wore
the blue are now the common heritage
OF q great nation. To-day some are
ex-Oonfederates; some are ex-FederalS
all are true Americans The soldiers
Of Lee and the soldiers Of Grant can
now commend the good on both sides,
and unjustifable acts on either side
can find no honest defender"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20
TO ALL CATARRH SUFFERERS.
Hyomei Guaranteed by Woodbridge
& Purdy to Cure OIL Money Re-
Nawdn1


The popularity and increase in the
sales OF Hyomei are unique in the an
mails Of medicine. Such astonishing
cures have been made by this remark
able remedy that the proprietors have
authorized Woodbridge s. Purdy 70
sell every package Of Hyomei under an
absolute guarantee that 1t viii cure
catarrh. II it does not the purchaser
can have his money refunded by
Woodbridge & Purdy.
Hyomei is no ordinary remedy. 1t
is the only method Of treatment that
sends by direct inhalation TO the most
remote part Of the air passages, .
balsamIc air that destroys all catarrhal
germs in the breathing organs, en-
riches and puri1es the blood with ad-
dltional ozone, and makes permanent
and complete cures Of catarrh.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
but sl0O and consists Of a pocket In
haler that can be easily carried in The
vest pocket, a medicine dropper, and a
bottle Of Hyomei sufficient for more
than a months treatment
Breathe through the inhaler for a
few minutes four times a day and your
catarrh is cured. That's all.
II not cured Woodbridge & Purdy
will refund You money.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20
v. KrnBAILs PROSPERITY
rornsr nsxiooan Harvssts Enough
IN the Great Northwest 70 Pay
For HIS Land


F~,su ne rAconA (WEsh) Ledger.
coLFAx, Aug. s-Forty-eight ano
oue-balf bushels per ere Is the yield
Of 100 acres Of fali-sovn wheat JUST
threshed on the farm Of @. w. Kim
bail. six miles southwest Of here Al
the prevailing price Of IS cents pei
bushel. this wheat Is worth s5l.52 pei
acre. Mr.. Kimbail came from Mexico
No. and bought this land in June!
leos. with a growing crop on IL for ~
: acre He has sixty acres Of spring
sovn wheat and thirty acres Of barley
both Of which promise good yields
YET 70 cut and thrash.
SOUGHT FARM CHEAP.
Mn. KlmbaIl Is one OF the many for
|tunate immigrants who came herr
last year and bought land before tns
heavy advance In values His farm u
known as the Frank MCGOWAN place
It contains 80 acres He bought tn
land with q growing crop Of last zeal
for ss7 per acre. The crop OF last yea
and that Of this season viii more thar
pay for the land, which IS now wortt
fully 80 per acre Mr.. Kimbal sde
lighted with the Palouse country a
an agricultural district and has beer
Iendeayoring to induce others TO com'
here and locate and has succeeded II
Inducing two Of his brothers and Mr.
Brown, OF his old home town, TO pu'
In a big general merchandise store II
COlfax.
The experience Of Mr.. Kimball
only one OF many which could be cite'
here this year and in previous seasons
As harvest advances 1t becomes ap
parent that the yield Of grain will b
much heavier than was at first expect
ed, for the grain has filled exceptional
" well and is OF excellent quality.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20
Williams IN PENN.


CcrreEg1Eezce q tee LR1Eer
OK B0AzD THE @DHcK FowLKR-n
Ohio river, ARz. n-Mnssc AMI m0o1-
light are tzo ingredients which enter
into = feast ofsoal and fsw Of feeling,
which makes the nan q sympathetic
spirit forget al the sorr0zs n human
life and carries him CO sings Of sera-
phIc bliss into ethiopian realms q per-
feet peacssDd sweet forgetfnllness q
al thu Ills 20 which human flesh IS
heir.
With . fun meop shedding It's silver
spray upon the pizGia waters o. the
Ohio and upon 0ne Of the prettiest
steamers that plles the beautiful riv-
er, ! sat for b0urs and enloyed the
beautiful scenery veiied By the thin
simmer Of moonlight ~ y egrzcefally
steamed zSsng the shore Of historic
Old Kentucky, and the mellow Hight
that came from farm house windows
called up 10 memory the many JOYS Of
the far fanei odd Kentucky
Home"
Added toail this there vas an old
time nagro dznce going O. On the fore
castle o. The boat. which no enc but =
true soatherner, Hho really loFes =
negro, because be Is negro can fully
appreciate Seated On the end Of the
gang plank sal an old tine dzrky ban
% picker. He played that banjo al
over. IL made sweet music when he
threw IL over his head OF laid it down
on the deck behind him on Ia front IL
never stopped its mellow twzng and
all the space not covered by freight
and baggage was filed with TIE ebony
rouss-a-bcuts Of the boat, each cutting
"Juber and uttering mOnnsylsbles
expressive Of their supreme happiness,
while their feet beat lively tattoo 70
the banjo pickerS. sid and magic 1ng.
ering Of the negroes fzEorite instru.
ment
As l looked upon the happy dancers
/ thought Of all people they are the
most coutented- happy mostals on
earth, with no thought or care Of to
morrow or its responsibilities
IhaEe read Of hcS the angels lei
fan fragrant flowers On the hand Of
Saint Cecilia as she drove sweet musk
from the ivory keys Of the pisnoforte,
but that negro got more music out Of
that banjo and elected my tenderesi
appreciation land come nearer moving
my feet than anything I've heard
since the good old constructing days
Hbefo' de war"
/ was in the penitentiary At Cbes
ter, I'LL, a few days since and it was
rumored around town that Rudolph
had been captured, but / got OF al
the same. My wife sent me each Of
the Mexico dallies last week and / read
everything in them inside and out
side. Say, do you know that Mexico.
No, has the best and most newsy
newspapers Of any town in Missouri.
Now / must close and 90 10 sleep.
j. v. WILLIAMS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20
Low Rate Excursion.

On account Of the 3rd annual Log
Rolling held by the NJ. w. A. at
Jefferson City, August 18th, the c. q
a. will sell round trip tickets 70 South
Cedar City at slOO. Tickets good
going on special train leaving Mexico
at 7:20 a. N. and regular trains leaving
Mexico at 100 and OBS a. m, August
18th. Returning same date only on
special train leaving South Cedar City
at 10 .. m. l. NJ. RICHARDS,
Ticket Agent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20
Wadiue Pool in Park.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 17.-Park Commits
sioner Aull is planning the construc-
ton Of a wading pool for children.
The pool probably win be located in
Forest Park. It will be about 400 feet
in diameter, two feet deep and walled
with cement. 1t will cost about ST.
900, and will make fine skating In
winter.
Mr.. Aull hopes to have the pool
built this fall. He recently made a
visit TO Buffalo and saw the children
enjoying a wading pool there. He was
much impressed with the happiness
that the youngsters derived from the
snort.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

II. J. WATERss Superintendent q
Agriculiure fog the Missouri Comnis-
son Of tire Worlds Pair. las written
% z n Carter, Cozng Cerk q An
drain. IA reference tosmnD0th corn
sboE % be held s0zze tine early n
The sfntsT. This corn sbyN Viii take
the Place Of the LEDsEES annual eorn
shyg. IS n Indicated Ia another sru-
Gle IN the LEDSEE- Comfy Cerk
Carter Is going 10 send the names u
fifteen CO twenty eon grUEez 10 Az
drain county 20 Mr.. Waters and riIl
reader eFery assistance 10 his powerto
make this sh0s a grand Success Al
drain county Is a great ogTn county
and car farmers We feel sure, viii
take an interest in this matter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

The st. Louis Mirror editorially
nays: 'Those post-obce scandals in
Washington are being steadily min
imized and suppressed In Washington.
The atmosphere Of Missouri Is more
unhealthy for crooks than the atmos-
phere Of the District Of Columbia. Yet
the Republican press continues TO
yawp about Doodle in this State, while
maintaining silence about the Doodle
and graft in the Pust%Oeice Depart
ment. The National Republican ad-
ministFation should try % show, at
least, . little Of the activity shown
against the thieves Ia Missouri"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

SEKATon +. n. CcKETLL and Hon
Joe Folk addressed from eight TO ten
thousand people 81 the exc onfederate
meeting 1t Palmyra last Saturday.
Roth gentlemen also spoke IN Hanni'
bel that night These distinguished cit
iEsns received 3 royal welcome By both
places. On The ame daF Governor
A. n. DockeFT and Supreme Judge
Can't spoks Il Lone gaek near ksnsas
Clty, % 81 immense audience and re-
esised ; cordial greeting At the hands
Of tie people. All Of the speeches
made b. 1hsss Statesmen were 10 favor
of good government and opposed %
boodline and corruption
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

J. b. Pool, II the western part Of
Audrain county, called at the LED
GER ONCE this week and paid for his
weekly LEDGER 70 Jan. !, 1906. This
is a good example for all subscribers
10 local papers Mr.. Pool has Just
completed for himself a splendid new
home, and is much pleased with the
outlook for prosperity. He says that
the corn crop is In splendid condition,
and that all of the Democrats in that
part Of the county are for jos Folk
for Governor. Nj. Pool is an uncle Of
Kelly Pool, Of the Oentralia Courier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

TIE iron fence In front Of the Gem
etery is a splendid Improvement but
the other fences should be looked after
and the grounds generally be kept In
good condition. The street and side
walk leading TO the Cemetery are moi
kept in tirst-class shape. The appear
ance Of a cemetery should be OF inter
est to the living.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

MEXICO is going to have one OF the
handsomest public squares Of any
town Its size anywhere. The removal
OF the iron fence TO the front OF the
Cemeteyr greatly Improves that prop
erty. The editor Of this paper for 2
years has been strenuously advocating
this Improvement, and we feel proud
Of the results. Mexico is not only one
Of the best, but a Of the prettiest
towns in the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

A. S. Houston, Past Eminent Com
mander Of Crusade Commandery, No.
g, has been appointed Deputy In
spector Of Communicates for the Sixth
District Of Missouri. No better ap-
pointment could have been made for
this important place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20
WILL MAKE TRIP In SKIP.
Missouri University Boys Under.
take 200 Mile Journey.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, Aug. Is.-Harry E.
Bradley and q. v. Hewitt Of st. Louis
County, who have been attending the
Missouri University summer school,
left here yesterday for their homes.
They will make the entire trip Of 200
miles in a small skid, which they pur-
chased at McBalne, and win return In
the same way for the winter term Of
the university.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

GOVERNOR A N. DocKKgY has APP
pointed Houston w. johnson, Of Jones'
burg, Mo, Circuit Judge Of this Dis
trict 10 place Of z. d.. Rodgers re-
signed. Mr.. Rodgers vas appointed
In place u Judge z. NJ. Hughes, de-
ceased. The appointment Of ex-sen-
atOr johnson as Circuit Judge will
meet with the cordial approval Of the
pc pie Of the district generally, as he
is Ttsognized as . instelass lawyer, Of
judkial mind, and in every way well
equiT ped for this important position.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

Walter Campbell is moving his
secondhand store into the building
formerly occupied by p. W. Harding.
next door east Of j. E. Moore's grocery
store. G. L. Ferris is moving into the
store Mr.. Campbell has been occupy
ing and Harry Cole VIII open a bowl
ing alley 10 Mr.. Ferris old stand.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

The farmers Of Oklahoma, Indian
Territory and Southern Kansas have
organized the Cooperative Associa-
tion Of America for the purpose Of
securing better prices for farm pro-
ducts and specially TO raise the price
Of wheat 20 81 a busheL Agents are
extending the organization IN Min
nesota, Nebraska and the Dakotak
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

RxATrEK Of I0Ez's dzig exhibit
at the Words Pair viii be . statue
In butter Of John Stewart the pioneer
crezuery u q that state. II viii
Be nfestzs ard viii Be kept frDzen in
q glss vase throughout the EIPos-
afFIn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

THE light and telephone poles
around the public square should be
painted. An order should be made 81
that no signs OF bills Of any kind can
be pasted On them. Poles d this
character are necessary, but should be
kept as neat a. possible In order not
m hA a nuisance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

TIM 1nual Missouri Conference Of
n. Z. & srcb, South. win convene in
MEXICO & September 2 There will
be about so hundred and ffty
ministers a. ! lsymen In attendance
and the hons Of the city viii be
thrown pen fF their entertainment.
Mexico's reputa lon for hospitality Is
all right and cur itizens viii zee that
those who attend the conference are
made to icel at home. Make your
arrangement at once to take care Of
some Of the visitors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

A LAEeg and cgmmOdio1s los for
hitcbIng purposes would be much
more satisfactory ~ the farmers than
the public square. The lot unaercon-
Alteration is less than half q block
from The square and We are sure viii
give splendid szfisfacti1n.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

Alfred Larkin Bennett he Of Cot
touwood Springs fame, announces that
he has invited Cole Younger and
Prank James 10 call at the Springs
Sunday and dip their bills"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

THE City Council is doing every
thing 10 It's power 70 arrange 70 pur-
chase . lot 10 be usd for hitch
ing purposes A lot Iocsted Close %
tie public square and properly fixed
Up would be . much more desirable
place 70 hitch than around the Court
HouNe Eagzre
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20
STOCK AMI Farm NOTES.

II. T. Cant & Bro, Of Audraln
county, No., had In o5 lambs that av-
eraged 70 lbs and sold at s5.s0.-Liue
StOck Rep0y4er.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

REAL estate In Mzrtinsbug Il
changing hands at advanced prizes
Real estate ia al parts q Audrztn
county is In demand and as we have
often said. there Is % better invest
ueut than AudYafn county dirt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

TIE second annual tournament Of
the MEXICO Gun Cub takes place IN
this city On August 3 and viii be
largelyattended By out-of-t0wn sPortE
men. A reception conmittse viii Be
appointed and our guests viii Be made
% feel al home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20
PROBATE COURT.

More than fifty persons at Colorado
resorts are poisoned by eating ice
cream made from cream In which
fofmaIeehyde has been used asa pre-
Sentative.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20
Bridges Uniting Kansas Citys Gone

Bridges Unlting Kansas Cltys tone.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 1T.-Boats
are again being used TO transport
persons between the two Kansas Citys,
the James street foot and wagon
bridge and the Metropolitan street
railway company's bridge over the
Kansas river having been carried out
By the strong current. The river is
higher than at any time since the
June food, and other structures are
In danger.
All the streams in Kansas, includ-
ing the Kaw, the Smoky Hill and the
Republican rivers, are rising, the re-
suit Of heavy rains last night, and this
water is expected here late tomorrow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

Rev. John 7. Mason, formerly Of
Mexico, now pastor Of the Albany,
No, Baptist Church. Is shaking hands
with Mexico friends. Mr.. Mason has
been called for another year 10 Albany,
and is doing a splendid work there.
His many friends in Mexico congratu-
late the church at Albany On secur-
ing his services.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

II was reported to-day, but not con
lrmed, that the new Custom House,
New York City, had been blown up
BY gas A later report is that there Is
nothing In the report
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

Harold Cluster has returned fpl
st. Louis to this city to reside. "Ths
all come back.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20
fhe Weekly Ledger
THURSDAY. AueusT ..
Subscriber 70 the Weak,

Subscribers to the Weekly
Ledger Tili please examine
the date after their names on
margin ofthe Ledger and gov
ern ~:themselves accordingly.
The Mexico Weekly Ledger
10 sIoo per year, paid In adj
vance. II you don't pay in
advance don't blame the Led
ger for not having notified
you.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20
Bought iafer.on strsst Ruildine

B. II. Orear has purchased, for 90, 900,
the Lewis Hord building In Jefferson
street, occupied By Buckner & Whit
ney on the ground floor and the Mon
tezuma Club on the second floor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

Light Running Racine Farm wagon.
Talk with some one that is using a
Racine wagon and see If they like
them. FERRIS & CAUTHoRE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

James Arnold shot Mrs. Lou Pagan
four times at Springfield, H., and
then turned the revolver upon him
self. sending a bullet into his stomach.
Both are in a critical condition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-20

Misses Nell Oauthorn and lrn1
johnson returned home from COlun|
bia Monday after q delightful visit 4
that city.