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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
Anri1 IN Amerinn Histnrr.

HDid ypu know that the month Of
April has played a more conspicuous
part in American history than ans
other month in the year, asked q
man who is fond Of things historical,
in the New Orleans TTne<Dmocrn.
From the way / lock at the events
involved, April IS the most important
OF all the months, and l have often
wondered why the American people
show - much indifference to the fact
Why, when you come to think Of It,
the Fourth Of July, while surely i'm
portant enough, Is not quite 50 mo-
mentous In the annals Or American
history as some other days 4 might
mention. April has been the one
month Of the rear which has settled
the great problems with which the
American people have had to deal.
Suppose we glance at the record
for a moment; The war Of the Reyo-
luton began April Is, 1775, and ended
April IL Es3. Coming On down we
ind the Sabine disturbance, involving
the southwestern frontier, Louisiana,
Arkansas and Texas, and which be-
gan in April, 1896. running through TO
June Of the next rear. The Mexican
war began April p, 1876 The Yuma
expedition into California ended In
April, 1852, having begun in December
the year previous The ella expedi-
ton into New MEXICO was launched
April 1s, 1857. The Colorado river ex-
petition In California ended April q,
1859. The Pecos expedition into
Texas was launched April Is, 1859.
There was the war Of the Rebellion,
which started On April Is, 1861.
HOstilities actually began when Fort
SumpteT vas fired upon. April u, 1851.
The Ute expedition in Colorado began
April ,. ls7s. The spanish-American
war began April q, 1885 and ended
April II, 1899.
These are some Of the moSt i'm
portant things which have taken place
in the month Of April, and many Of
the events have been Of deep import
from the standpoint Of Americans
What reason car ycu assign for the
conspicuous part April has played in
the history Of American Do men feel
more like fighting in April than in the
other months Of the year, Is the
spirit Of wal and revolution Influenced
BY the rising Of the saps / do not
know, but there must be some good
reason for the happenings Of these.
great things-wars. expeditions, ex-
plorations, adventures and events Of
this sort 10 the month Of April. At
any rate, they've happened in April,
and il would be unreasonable and alb
surd 10 assume that these things are
due to hsphzzard-thzt they are mere
condolences. April cannot Be explain
ed out Of her rightfaI inheritance
among the more important months In
American history"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
MISSOURI ODD FACTS.

There is in Chilllcothe a prominent
merchant who, whenever he gets
drunk, gets bis hair cut from six to a
dozen times. As a result he comes
home looking like a billiard ball. He
Is preparing 20 quietly serve notice on
the barben to accept bis money but
refuse to cut his hair When he appears
at their shops lnebriated.
Two strangers worked a good old
game on a Joplin bartender the other
day. They entered the saloon and ask
ed II they could put up an umbrella
one Of them carried for the drinks.
The umbrella looked good to the bar
tender, 50 be assented. After the
drinks were served, the mar with the
umbrella raised it. or put 1t up and
the two strangers walked out
A tramp accompanied by a dog,
asked q Carthage housewife for some
thing 70 eat He was given four
biscuits and a piece Of meat SEATING
himself on q hack porch the tramp
divided the food and gave half 10 the
dog. When they had Finished eating
the dog licked the hands Of the tramp
lovingly and the tvo disappeared up
the alley.
The officials q Rails County have
hit upon q scheme for making ali the
negroes whom they arrest pay their
fines II they have or ian raise money
enough Jesse johnson, a negro
murderer, vas taken from the Rails
County jail q few months ago and
lynehed. The sheriff has put In circu-
lation . story that his ghost haunts
the jail, coming hack every night be-
tseen IL and Il O'Clock. The local
negroes nos live in deadly terror Of
The jail Fear Of the ghost is keeping
them good
Tom Harrison. Of Salisbury, Is shak-
So -. 9TH MnwEa. frfr..aa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
Cures Blood Poison. Cancer. Uleer
Eczema, CarbuncleS. Etc. Medicine
Free

Rabsrt war;, AzrsTis s. Ca, rTs: @Inzsrpd
frun blood poison, nv head, face and sAouldss
were o1s mass q e5rruv1oa. aches n bones and
-talz.s, bzrning. ftrhiEg. srsb6y sain. was Al run
down and Discouraged, bit Bosazic Blood Balm
cared ne perfectly, healizg al the sores aid
gsTs ny skin ne rseA glow u hss1sA Baood
Balz pat rev LIE inso M blood ara rev an
blsion into NJ brzin-" Geo. A wlElzns, Rnr-
bary, face covered with ptzpies, cAroric sore
O. back az head szpper1s.rg swelling 90 nsck,
eating usesr O. Leg ko1e pains, iscaing skin
cared psrfssuy By BSSs15s Blood Bzln-sous
AZ heslsd. B0fszic Bi0od Balm, cares al
~zalas-znt hood troaslss, sc.h a. sc1snis scabs
md scales ptzpies, runatzzI sores, azrb1nelss,
serotalas etc Espscis1y sdrisst for a. obs.n-
az cnsss that have rs1cked to- sssond OF thirt
stage D-sgists, 81. To prove B. b. 3. ezrss
s1npl. seat free and prsp4ia b. vr1risg Blooe
Balm Co, Auznts. Ca Dss.rsbs sroube, ard
free MEDICAL a1rtss sssf Ii ssLsa iettsr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS

The Hardin Alumne meets nexi
Monday at , O'Clock at the Contra
Hotel pzrlors. The meeting IS impor
tant.
Misses Carrie and BERTHE Spr0ul en-
tertained about thirty friends last
Monday Afternoon In their usual hos
pitable manner. There was an in
teresting guessing contest in which
Miss Mary Long won the prize, q love
" asparagus fern. The Misses Sproul
are two Of our brightest young ladies
and always arrange some interesting
mode Of entertainment. Dainty re
Treatments we're served.
The Executive Beard Of the Kings
Daughters viii meet In MEXICO next
Tuesday and Wednesday. Those Of
the home auxiliary who are on the
board are Madanes Ian Jones. Rixey,
Bndgf0rd and Galloway. The Others
are Misses Greenwood, Roth, Hill and
ms sippy. Of St Louis and Miss
N0rthrup. Of Kansas City. The meet
Ings will be at the home Of Mrs Cal
laEay. One Of the main subjects IN
der discussion will be the Old Ladies'
Home soon 70 be erected here.
Tuesday evening after the Shakes
peare recital the seniors girls Of ex-
preston held a reception In the par
lors Of Hardin for Mr.. Dzrraeh. All
the pupils ia expression the faculty
and a few friends were invited Nj.
Darrzch proved himslf as entertain
ing Ia the parlor as on the stage. MB.
Thomas, the expression teacher, pre-
sented Mr.. Darraeh 10 his Ietinue Of
fair admirers. Misses Lucy Clark,
sarah Scearcey and Edith Morley
assisted in entertaining the guests.
Misses Irma johnson. Bessie Brown
and Lula Miller presided yer the
punch bowl, and in the irresistible
manner u the charming college girl
served the delicious nectar.
Friday evening Mrs. P. II. Cullen
most delightfully."- entertained friends.
az a "Fiinch Party This isa splen-
did game; you have T. keep your eys
open and voc. mind alert II you don't
want 10 be "finched Those enjoy
ing MA CulIen's hospitality yer Mr.
and Ms. J. c. wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs
o. L. Martin, Rev. and Mn. A. W.
Kokend0der, Mr.. and Mrs Z r.
Locke; Misses Esther Norris. Arte
mesia Ednlonston, IrnIe Naefariane,
Mary Long nellie ooonS hsyDe
Davis Maude Wallace AeSrz. Bob
Rogen, win Norris, ]. c. P4squeth,
". W. Bolts Basil Brown and Bus
sell Emmous. Misses lnez Col and
Vera Houghlsnd assisted Mrs Cullen
In entertaining. Delicious refresh
mtnts we're served.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
SOCIETY A A L


Miss Hattie Elliott is home from I
pleasant visit in Chicago.
Miss Carrie Boutwell, is home from
8 pleasant visit IN Louisiana.
Miss Irnie Macfariane has returned
from 3 pleasant visit 70 Fulton.
MR Joe Coons, Of Fulton, is the
guest Of I. r. Coons and family.
Rev. and Mrs Jas. Coil, Of Lzbelle
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Cullen.
Miss Mary Cunningham and sister.
Gertrude, are visiting IN Kansas City.
Mrs Z. r. Arnold is yisitlngin Kan
sas City. She will remain about two
days.
Nm Norris entertained Misses Mae
Lewis and Leila Sallee at supper al
the Ringo Thursday evening.
Mis- Vera Smith has gone 70 Van.
daliA foF a short visit and from there
she VIII 90 to Bowling Green for q
while.
hr. and Mn. ChaE Norris win ar
hive from san Francisco tonight and
viii be the guests q Mrs. Mary Norris
several weeks
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
APRIL JOKES

Wednesday morning the Hardin
girls decided 70 have q good tine.
Tier we're c91sideEzte, too. for their
teachers, for that's why they oele-
brzted, 50 they said. 10 give the fac
Uttg . uuch needed rest" They staid
cot o. the campus the entire day, and
II VOC uere within half . mile q them
you'd have known theT possessed the
true college spirit What . good time
they had singing songs. playing games
giving yellS and eating Yes they
sent down town for their lunch-s
large gbunch 81 bananas too, On the
string. but that Is not the only
thing that the girls have on the
string Mexico Is proud Of her college
girls and 70 zee much life and enthusi-
assn manifested By them in such whole
some, good nztursd fun, Is rather ex-
hilizrating. Three cheers for Hsr-
Gin; Hrst in the West, first in Missouri
and first in the hearts Of the Mexicl
bog
Did yoa get fooled On the first d
ApTilg One Of the best jokes I've
heard is % the Hardin Art Cas-. NJ
lChzrIes Bgekner and Mr.. Ayletts
Whitney always give the art meial
every year and naturally feel inter
ested In that department. Mr.. Buck.
ner knows the college girls weakness
lOf rather strong point fo Zoe cream
30 Last Wednesday q large freezer wal
sent out with Buckner & WhitDey't
compliments. or course, the girli
went into ecstasies over the sight d
the freezer; couldn't say enough nict
things about the ones who sent them
Did a little promenade down 70 thu
dining room for szucers and spoons
and prepared 10 enloy themselves
hugely. Thinking. To-, how theg
would crUB over their neighbors- AL
we're seated around the table, eye
sparkling, mouths watering, voices
entreating Mrs. Smith 70 hurry hefor'
liz melted. When the freezer wa
Opened only one little punch mig d
Ice cream was 70 BE found. Think Mr.
BIS conscience would have sm0te hin
could he have beheld the diszppOint'
ment q the girls Each wanted
taste, however, and the spoons made
CHATTER in their mad career TO get on'
little tiny bit bat Oh, that "bit" wal
bitter" and bitterly had they beer
bitten, " for the tempting cream va
dzintily favored with qaiuine. II
isn't recorded that the joke will moi
be turned HE laughs best whS
laughs last"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09

Br { : CAMPBELL

BT G. s CAMPBELL
Ny wife has got the Jim Jams
Since we mosed into town,
She wants a bran nsw ~undersktrt
WEEh flowers ali around.
A new pair u shoes size No. tw0g,
Ands sunbarSt pin immense
When she caIlsd for . tie
/ tE0Eght I'D die,
Fer / had but sixty cents
Her wants she said, were few to-day,
she was not hard 70 please
1 had uzught 70 say, 50 she had fun
SWAY
And her words r0lled cut with ease:
Some applique, ; shirt waist gag,
AMI a pattern hat complete,
Some crepe de chine and etamfne
And = fealard silk 50 neat
Some emhEpiaered hose b1t goodness
knows
she should have had more sense,
Stil she yelled for more
So l fell On the foor.
For / had but sixty cents
The pace was fast. I'm br0ke at last,
Swell dressing viii not do
For met like me soon climb tree
With pockets empty. too,
l have had ny I'll Of 3 bitter pill
While with this wife / ro2Hsed.
III no longer stroll round about thi:
old town.
But hunt my happy home
St Louis. Mo, March 81, as
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09

Mrs. Rislirg and dznghter, Mis-
Ina VII return 10 their former b0Ee
IL Joplin the last Of Mag. TheT hare
made rnsny friends here whp viii re-
gret their departure
Nr. AMI Mrx Frank Jsse delight
fully entertained Mr.. J. Y. Williams
and family AMI Mr.. and Mrs p. II.
Cullen at dinner Sunday.
Ms J. D. Smith q D0u1Tzn. III,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs WI Bolts
Sne was kngzn here before her nznt
are As Mss Hattie Miller
Miss Enoolz Foster i tie guest Of
Miss Anna Brown In F1ltOn she
VII stay III after Mss BrD~ns we'd
ding n<xt Wednesday morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09

TIE marrERt q Mis- Anna ErgsaE
Browu and Mr.. Elmer Qafis Hen
oeFsn VII tsks place al 1oz3o oelcs
next Wednesday morning ~ the Rap
tiSf cIsfch in Fuito1 Tbey SEl 8
Imnadiately 70 their home IN Rsies
tine TexzS There viii be 10 BRIDE
znaiaE oaly six ushsrA TH WioeHto
Be h lsteed 8 bTsly. lorahe z1l
tiagrUsghiS charming gir. with :
grace Of nznEsr ard eultgreN nind,
cszzbioeS with 3 sweet sgnshiny dis
position that Nill indeed proclaim hsl
queen q her n1asA M Hendersoo 1
aYoznz nan os exceedingly high stan
0grd and Eor1h To htn and his f&iI
bride we extend hearty c~onzrztUlz
fion@ Mis- Brown Is fzvorite here
having VISITED the family a JOdgl
Gnshne quite .FeQgenEy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
0 AND rARx T

r Z. Bucsner, u Galway county
sold ! baIl calf 70 Earl Cunningham
last week for SO
George lee, Of this city, recently
raid TayI1r Brett. Of Auxsasse, siss
for a BIZ brown harness geiding.
George Fenesald. . Of the we'll
kpown AudraiE county shippers ana
feeders was On the market yesterday
Win csvle-Lix Sod RtFoner.
q r. Middleton has sud, through
Thos. Bass a nice gray mare 70 J. Il.
Bird. Of Kansas City. for 49, she b
q beauty.
yivson Brus, Of NcCredie. recently
sid to the Maxwell s Crouch Male
|CDmpany. q East ST Louis, 20 head
o. mules al slE per head. II IS SAID
10 be the best bunch Of mules that
nave left Galway county In . year
Hisey & Lee. Of Mexico have pur-
chased q Prof. VIM Robertson, q
H~nutSyille, for 800 bis saddle mare,
Helen Rex The same gentlemen
also purchased Prot. Robertsons
lereamcolorsd geldlng.-M0berly Mos
&oT.
Geo. Lee. Of Mexico. bought twenty
head q RULES 81 Tayl0r Arnold, q
Nine-MiIe township the fore part o.
this seek for SID around The same
urty paid ChaS Allen. Of Williams
burg, $50 fUg . GolddustPennington-
-0aanzrag Gosas&-
Mike Murry, the gentleman whe
owns the big mule yer At Hereford
sold ; splendid combined saddle and
harness horse to W. B. Curry, Of Mex
leo. last Thursday. Nh. Curry dug u
s9o0 for the animal and has . right Il
think he has the best family geldinG
in the State. He rides well. looks well
works well and is as gentle a a dog
Last week W. b Curry, Of Mexico
sold The Jack be bought at the Chatter
buck & Shelley sale in Fulton, toJ. W
Breeder, Of Kemp. Illinois, at $50
and shipped the animal Friday. Al
the sale Mr.. Curry paid $3.50 for tn:
jack, 50 it will be seen that be made
handsome profit This is one Of thu
best young Jacks ever raised in Gala
way county.-Auxyasse Reriao.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
$4,000 FOB YOUNG CALF.
Animal Only Nine Weeks Old is Sold
at What is Said to be Record
Price in This Country.

UTICA, \. Y, April 2 Henri
Stevens, Of Tacoma n. Y, an exten'
siye breeder Of fancy stock, to-day
paid 1900 for a nine-weekS-old boil
calf. MeAdam & Won Heyne, pro
prietorx d the Brothert0wn stock
Farm, near here, sold the animal. Ths
mother Of the calf is Sadie Vale Con
cordia, holder Of the worlds ! and q,
day records for milk and butter pro
duction- The sire IS Berry Wayne, a
prize winning bull The calf was
torn on Jan. 2 and the price paid fol
him IS believed % be the largest
amount eser paid for a nine-weekSold
animal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
LATE MISSOURI DEATHS

At Clarksburg-ProL p. Z Lowe.
At ButleT-MrN Agnes Walker, wifl
Of Rev. Alexander Walker.
At L6uisisna-Miss Nina N. Stat
ger, aged 2.
At Canton-Mrk benjamin V
Brooks. aged %.
At Moberly-snes Aabfey. age
%.
At Kansas Cit7-Pbllip H. Stern
befgh, vice president and treasurer o
the Kansas Cty bolt and nut CON
pany.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
Public Administrator Notice

Notice Is hereby given that the
PROBATE Court Of Audrain County has
granted letters Of administration h
the undersigned Upon the estate ~
Of March o. 1908.
And notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against said
estate that they must be presented for
allowance TO this court within one
year from the cate Of said letters. ana
unless presented within two wears
nom the date Of the same they viii he
forever barred.
HUGO PLATE,
E4t AdminiStratn ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
Executors Notice

Notice is hereby given that the
fIonate Court Of Audrain county has
granted letters Of administration h.
sne undersigned upon the estate ~
Of March Is. 1893. u@'e
. notice is hereby given TO All
pefsons having claims against said Is.
tate That they must be presented fnr
allowance % this court within one
year rom the date Of said letters ana
unless presented within two vesre
from the date Of the anne thew MI
De forever barred. ~
a. S. P. GUTHRIE
Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09

And Farm Lands For Sale Cheap.

On the 2lst OF April l win take A
party 70 Alberta, Canada The rail.
load rates for the round trip win be
$3.50 Everybody Is invited to 20.
but Il they cannot 20 ! win be glad to
act as their agent in purchasing or
homesteading these lands For fur.
ther information cali on Or write to
f. A. GLENN,
Louisiana, No,
Calgary. Alberta. Canada, after
April q, 1903. LIT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09

J. 7. johnson, Of Mexico, viii In 9
few days 60 10 Miles City, Montana,
where his brother, ". W. johnson,
lives, with a car lead Of fine shpFtbom
and Hereford bulls. Mr.. johnson is
buying some Of the lest bulls that can
Be- found.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
bon. LARKIN D. MASON,
Of South Tamworth, N. h, has
Served His Country with
Honor in Many
Capacities.
Paine'SCelery
Compound
Has Kept Him Vigorous,
Strong, and Happy.

We are nov in the season Of dangers
and perils, and the tens Of thousands
ailing and half-dead people should Be
brought 70 realize that they are stand
ing on dangerous gTouad. This is
specially true Of men and women adj
vznced 10 years.
The spring sezs0n, with rapid
changes from warmth to FROST from
clear, dry weather 10 chilling rains and
piercing winds, Is the time when aged
men and women suffer most: ID is the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09

President Roosevelt speaks at Nil
waukee IN the trusts, r~eiteratiDg MS
belief in the ability Of the Govern
ment 70 curb unlawful combinations
and absolutely opposing any change Of
the tariff in an effort to bring about
reform 10 this direction.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
CLUB


The Monday club met with Mrs.
Wilson.
The Thlmbie club viii meet NEXT
Tuesday Afternoon with Miss Kots
Luekie.
Miss Ada Pace, Whoattends Hardin,
and has been home On account q sick
ness several weeks win return q
school next week.
There vas quite q delightful littls
dance at the Montezuna clnb room,
THURSDAY evening. The Georgia or.
chestrz furnished the music.
The Wednesday club held theI,
meeting this week with Mrs walker
Pollock. 1t was a good meeting. They
meet next week with Mrs. Mason.
Mr.. Leigh Mitchell Hodges will b
married April end. He and his fail
bride win visit Mnx r. NJ White for
several days some time during the
first Of MAY.
Gamma KaEznfnz, " Miss Marie HOus
ton, had an excellent paper On the
Emancipation Of the Serfs Undel
Alexander Is The club meets next
week with Miss Mar Long.
The Cbautauq1a club held a msl
interesting meeting Wednesday with
Mn Cook. Leo Tolstoy, the eminent
writer, was Thoroughly studied. Ms.
D. P. Moore read an interesting crit
cism On him. Miss Mauds Wallace
read a clipping from his famous novel
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
To Let Contract in May.

Prom the ST. L0zis G3obe-DeuocraL
The Burlington is preparing to lei
the contacts for the construction Of
the short line between Mexico, Mo-,
and Old Monroe, Mo, which win be
used jointly by the Chicago s. Alton
and Burlington trains in running
from St. Louis to Kansas City. The
Alton will be interested in the new
line and viii be represented By a
superintendent Of construction. 1t is
planned to award the contracts 50
that work can be started during the
month Of May, and IT is INTENDED to
have the new line completed before
January l. The new line will make a
considerable saving in distance be.
tween St Louis and Kansas City, and
will render crossing the St Louis
bridges unnecessary for Chicago and
Alton trains 70 and from Kansas City.
Ex-PresIdent Cleveland and Presi.
dent Roosevelt will be the guests Of
Ex-Governor d. Z. Francis IN Saint
III 49,. a. uE--ulf- r. -.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09

The third and best q Mr.. Mzxhzli
DzErzchs Snzkesyszrezn recltzs vas
given TnZssazy evSning al Hardin
coLegE
II d9es seen ssrznyE- that ia one q
tie bcxt toRm q the STATE with tEo
cElsz@ and TIE hEiznt prospects fE
s. Ezzy tzYr0Te1snA tozg nothing
Ct maintaining The rsPsrztio1 & cuL-
t1EeDVinz psaEe tAzt - few have
xtse05s5 tbeSe D1stencsllent rssitzk
rs we-zrd . pity uN us tus-
The eEsnsntz seezsd 70 cozbsne
azszz Mr.. Dznzca-s0E two q the
evenings we're very lad, in5ed-nsF-
critics. the few vino we're there.
vera TesT zpp-scizfivs and responsive.
ms MT for re % think q eriticiz-
Ing Il artist G. Mr.. Darrzchs ability.
He is Eun5eyful- He has the pezsoaal
APPEARANCE tina requisite k~n0Hledgs
and grace q manner and magnetism
which are required for q s1oceszful
reader.
liz the c1EDe5ys Twelfth Night
his versatility wzs more marked than
any q the preceding Fecitals. In the
pers0nathons Of 30 many characters hs
vas very good and each scene was Wv.
Idly portrayed.
IT'S hoped that Mr.. Dzrrzh vii
again deliver 3 course q recltals bert
they are rare treats
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09

Anr EAllryl &e yc4l
blood purifiers faeynl
Ter o., the a q o.
impurities In re bloe6
II ihey slck or on
q Greer. they fan 10 *
their worE
lFsirr, s~c1essndrhey.
mztizm coEs fr5n ex.
ce. e INC act "a n.
bio01 dusis nsgis0e.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09

Take Laxative BrOmo Qulnine Tab
lets. An druggists refund the money
il it fails to cure. E w. Groves sig.
natured is on each box sc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09

The proposition 70 issue bonds to
build a court house in Boone county,
vas defeated BY a total vote Of llA
against and 1888 for, the proposition
requiring a two-thirds Fote.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09

william II. Hartman, Of Thompson,
and Blanch B. Lewis. Oolwiteh, KaS,
have been licensed - marry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09

ffee. $50 p4mpAiet ie.hur ycg how % fInc
OIL # yea have htnfy CT tlscecr irguhle.
MezhcH this PAGER ahen Nriirg u. Klma
kCe- E~lnrhanicr. n. \.
Dont ~ any wmak4 ~ remember
fae nsne SzNmP-RooL o.. Klmers
SazmpkacL Ard ~ ACTRESS blfEhzmioA.
o.. T. 81 sssy botts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-09
Suit For Divorce

Albert Richardson has entered suit
for divorce from his wife, Sarah p.
Richardson, whom be married Feb Q.
1894, and who be alleges, deserted
him March l. 1897. There are two
children, who are with the defendant.
DIR. Kelly BRAGG 4 arranging tn