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Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22
EVANS BRANDS 1T as A LIE.
No Contribution to the Folk Cam
paign Fund From I'd" Butler.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1s.-HThe state
ment that Ed Butler has contributed
TO the Democratic State campaign
fund in a lie. He has not contributed
one cent directly or indirectly. Futher-
more, the State committee has receiv-
ed no suggestion whatever from But
Her that be intends to contribute. It's
a lie from beginning to end" This
was the statement Of Judge Evans,
chairman OF the State Democratic
committee, to a reporter for The
Times to-day when asked concerning
the story that "Edr Butler had con-
tributed TO the State campaign fund
and would lend his influence to the
ticket headed by Joseph w. Folk.
IF Butler should send a contribu-
tion to the committee, what action
would be taken?" Judge Evans was
asked.
Ellis check or money would be
promptly returned was the positive
answer.
"rhe Democratic State Committee
wants none OF Buffers money. l have
instructed the treasurer Of the State
committee that should a check be
sent by Butler TO refer the matter to
me in order that it may be returned
by the chairman OF the committee. u
The story that Butler would sup
port the Democratic ticket and had
contributed to the Democratic State
campaign fund was printed in a st.
Louis morning paper, the recognized
organ Of Walbridge, Republican nomi-
nee for governor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

CHAIRMAS W. n. EVANS and Cbn.
gresham W. D. vandiver, In 4 joint
letter 70 the Globe Democrat deny
the report that the Democratic State
Committee has received q cnntribu-
tion OF s2oo from Edward Butler, for.
mer Democratic boss. nov under in
dictment On a charge Of brfbinga wit.
ness Butler states that he gave q
check for that amount 10 q man re
presenting the State COMMITTEES. and
be assumes II has been delivered. He
refuses to make known the Identity Of
the collector. I'VE have at no time
since the organization Of this CON-
mlttee.n say MesSrS Evans and Van
diver, 'had any communication,
directiy or indirectly, with Bd Butler;
we have not received any contribution
from him, directly or indirectly, and
should be offer to make one, we would
decline 10 receive it,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22
KANSAS CITY STOCK LETTER

Special to the Ledger.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Monday, Sept.
19.-Illinois was not far behind Mis-
souri, in the number of stock and feed
ing cattle bought here last week, and
got nearly 80 per cent Of the total cat
tie OF this kind taken out. The actual
figures are s514 cattle taken to ILL
nois, against 1857 head to Missouri,
2 161 to Iowa, out Of a total of 2S,652,
taken back to the country. 1t was
quite the largest weeks business this
season, and the most satisfactory from
the buyers standpoint. The enor.
nous runs Of country kinds Of cattle
last week, while not unexpected, were
still too large for the demand at rul-
Ing prices. The adjustment In prices
to suit the relation OF the big supply
and the tagging demand at the first OF
the week brought out the buyers, just
as II always does, and the clean up at
the end OF the week was more COM
plete than at the end Of the previous
week, when there was not nearly SC
many cattle 10 get rid OF.
The decline In prices varied from
Is to 40 cents on the different classes
Of stock and feeding cattle, but the
greatest loss was on light stock cattle
and stock calves. Toward the end OF
the week some rare bargains in pretty
decent light stock steers were had at
$500 to $3.50 per cwt. Good yearling
stockers sold at q. 10 to $500, and the
pick Of the best lots could be had at
!. rs to $3.50. Stock calves closed the
week ABSOLUTELY at the low point Of the
year, and dead dull, and 5000 head Of
calves were carried over TO this week.
Feeding cattle met a better demand
all the week than stockers, and their
loss was not more than 10 or 20 cents.
Good to choice native dehorned 1000
to 1,150 steers sold at $3.50 to s4.0O,and
the best branded steers brought 1926
to 1915. Medium to common kinds,
Of course, sold relatively lower. The
very satisfactory market on beef steers
last week was encouraging to feeder
buyers, and these were we'll cleaned
up at the end OF the week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22
SIX DEAD IN RACE A
Whites and Negroes Fight a Fieres
Battle Near Cairo, Illinois Many
Others Severely Wounded.

CARo, Ill, Sept. 19-Six men have
been slain 10 q ace not near Bryan's
Landing. about four miles from here.
Many other persons were wounded In
the fierce battle between a party OF
white men and several negroes.
A negro employed at Bryan's Land
ing reported here early this morning
and told OF q fierce battle between
whites and negroes.
Shortly after another negro, his bead
filed with shot and his nose carried
away with a rifle bullet, reached town,
drenched In his blood.
He declares that six mer had been
killed and others wounded when he fed
from the scene OF battle after being
severely wounded.
The riot, according to the negr0's
story, originated over a craps game.
A white man was pitted against three
negroes. During the course Of the
game be lost considerable money.
Believing that he was being cheated
the whito man became Infatuated. BE
dashed from the house and about an
hour later he reappeared with a party
OF friends. each Of whom was armed
with a Winchester. The white men
advanced and without a word began
firing.
The negroes who had secured arms
returned the fire and the battle ragged
furiously about the house.
The negro fed at this point, leaving
the fight stu raging. The outcome Of
! the battle Is not known.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22
DOGS SCALP Is
GRATED ON GIRL.
Remarkable Operation Is Last Resort
to Save Factory Worker Likely
to be Successful

ROCHESTER,, n. ", Sept 17.-Lanra
Stewarkls ye2r cid. daughter Of John
Stewart q travelling man, while at
work in a factory had her pompadour
caught in a swiftly revolving shaft
She was drawn BY her hair over tn
shaft and swiftly whirled through the
air. Before the machinery could be
stopped her scaln and right ear were
torn completely Cd, and scores Of cir,
employees were sprinkled with her
blood. When the scalp was torn OF
the girls body, badly bruised fell to
the floor, while the scalp vas stlll
found about the shaft The girl.
though suffering great agony, retained
consciousness
Miss Stewart was taken 10 the
Homeopathic hospital. where q care
fnl examination Of the girls Injuries
caused the physicians to despair OF her
recovery. But II was decided that
there was q possible chance Of saving
her lie by skin grating. The scalE
OF a large dog was procured and care
fully grated on the girls mangled
head. When the operation was com
pleted the blood could be e circu
lating through the grated skin. II
is thought that the operation will b
successful and the girl may live.
The entire scalp Of Miss Stewaft's
bead was torn OF from the eyes TO the
back OF the neck. The surgeons s.,
that e Miss Stewart lives her bali
will grow on the grated scalp, but I,
will be the hair OF a dog.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22
Pitcher JewelryC Co,
.ru or aaAao ,.crr.
END LIVES BY AGREEMENT.
sweethearts Shoot Themselves :
GAINESVILLE. 0.

ZASEsvTLLE. o. Sept. l7.-Neilis
'Geyer and James Bay, sweethearts,
committed suicide to-day under cir
cnmstances showing a premeditated
although they did not did
at the same place.
The girl left a letter TO her mother
fo~retelling the deed and leaving nj
doubt about an understanding for th,
double tragedy.
Mrs. Parker, with whom Nellis
Geyer was staying, was aroused by
groans and found Nellie in a pool O
blood. Later in the day James Ba.
was found three miles outside thu
city, having shot himself during thu
might while en- route home from a Wis
it TO Miss Geyer.
Neither lived long enough to tel
the story.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22
AUDIENCES IN STRONG REPUB.
LICAK COUNTIES As EN-
THUsIAsTIc AS ANY.
TEE GREAT UEIaEVILLR MEETING
In Green City. a Town Of Seven
Hundred Population Twenty-Five
Hundred Persons Sit in the
Dark 70 Hear Candidate
Speak

GREEN CTTY, No, Sept-The I'm
ionyille meeting, held in such an over
whelmingly Republican county, where.
the hosts are nurtured IN their faith
by John C. Mckinley, showed that
Folks campaign is more than a
crasade-it is a walkoyer. Three
thousand heard him.
Send Folk here again and we'll
carry the county" declared T. p.
Roberts the Democratic chairman.
"As it Is, we can count on 200 Repu-
plican votes. In twenty years l have
not known such a political meeting in
Putnam County,
"Mr. Folk, I'm glad to have heard
you,n declared C. A. Hayes Republi-
can candidate for the Legislature in
the county. HYou know how I'm FIX
ed. I'm 3 candidate on the other
ticket, but I'm going to vote for you.
II I'm in the Legislature, l want you
In the mansion
Another event remarkable for Put
nam County was witnessed here to-day.
A full Democratic county ticket was
nominated at a convention held this
morning. II is the first in ten years.
J. R. CoWan was chosen to oppose
Hayes.
From Unionville it was a splendid
drive through one OF the most beautl-
full stretches Of farm land In Missouri
to Green City. A pair OF fine bays did
the twenty miles 10 less than three
hours. The farmers living along the
road had heard Of Folks coming, and
not a few came out TO say s'howdy."
After dusk, ont OF one doorway,
some enthusiast shouted in stenator-
ian voice: ''I'm for ye, Folk; I'm for
ye, Folk" Though the owner Of the
voice did not present himself, he said
what they all say. All day long it's
Leard. "I'm for ye, Folk; I'm for ye,
Folk and then they usually add:
because 1 believe in you
The speech at Green City was de-
livered amid picturesque surround
ings- Twenty-Five hundred persons
we're present. The town has 700popu-
~lation. The stand was erected in the
square Or park. and was lit BY a few
lanterns The grizzled faces OF the
farmers looked more than rugged In
the shimmering light, while the out
skirts Of the crowd we're In complete
darkness. But their enthusiasm need.
ed no light to find a vent.
Bob Mechanism, editor Of the
Green City Press, an independent
paper, is one Of the warmest OF the
Folk men.
Folk can count on the solid sup.
port Of the Democrats here" said be,
and a large Republican vote. Ovel
here in the east end OF Sullivan it's
about nip and tuck between the two
parties, Folk will carry this section
big"
One OF the most prominent OF the
local Republicans, and the probable
choice Of the county for Represents
tive, will vote for Folk. Z. X. Irwin
is another well known Republican who
talks the same way. Most Of them
prefer not TO be named.
!, "We're all right they say. "Watct
what We do on election day."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

WILLIAM J. BRYAN will tour Mis-
souri, in a special train. According &c
plans announced by n Of the fusion
committee OF Nebraska, Mr.. Bryan
viii come TO Missouri October 10 and
begin a tour Of the State at that time,
speaking from the ear Of the train.
He probably will be occupied in that
way for about a week, returning In
time TO give the rest Of the campaign
to his own State, when be viii make
his great effort TO overcome the Re-
publican majority and elect a legls-
lature thai willsend him to the United
States Senate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22
Folk Gets Nv Vote"

A prominent young Republican OF
this city Wednesday probably voiced
what is In the hearts Of a great many
Republicans Of Audrain county who
heard the Tuesday night speech Of
Cyrus P. Walbridge, Republican can
didate for governor, when be said
"Folk gets my vote" He then ex.
pressed great disappointment in Mr.
Walbridgeis speech.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22
SALE UNDER DEED OF I'm

Whereas, W. L. Holden and MI
E. Holden, bis wife, by their cgl
deed Of trust, dated June Both h
and recorded in Deed Of Trust n
No. rs, at page l52, In the Record
Office OF Audrain county, Missouri
veyed 10 the trustee 10 said n
named the following described 4
estate, situated, lying and belul|
the county OF Audrain, and The N
OF Missouri, to-wit: The west one \
OF the southeast quarter and |
southwest quarter OF Section Mind
ll0), Township Fifty-On e t5lL M
Seven (Tl, west OF the fifth Pm, ul
said conveyance was made In tlus
secure the payment Of two Cel
pr0miSSory notes In said deed Ofta
FULLY described. And whereas !
deed OF trust further provides, In
OF the inability Of the trustee nlI
In said deed Of trust or bis refu2I
act, the then acting sheriff Of Audi
county, Missouri, shall become
successor and proceed to sell the b
erty therein described as In sad q
OF trust provided. And where's I
described notes are now due and
main unpaid and the trustee naa|
In said deed OF trust has In wild
refused 10 act as such trustee. II
therefore, at the request Of The 4
holder OF said notes and In purSG)
OF the provisions Of said deed Of ID
i, the undersigned, acting sheriff
Audrain county, Missouri, as prF3
by said deed Of trust, will, at Men,
Missouri, on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

]. Il. Schroll, formerly Of Farber,
this county, nos Of Fitzgerald, Ga
was in Mexico on a visit this week,
Mr.. Schroll is much pleased with the
climate and people Of the south. Mr.,
Schroll, who is a prominent @. A. r
man, is one OF the charter members Of
the blue and gray encampments nov
being organized throughout the coun'
try.
The first national meeting Of the
blue and grays will be In Washington
next May.
Mr.. Schroll says the south is most
prosperous and happy and that very
little attention is being paid to poll
ties
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22
NINTH ANNUAL
PUBLIC SAIL
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER o.,

On the above date | will s.u
farm, 7 miles northeast seli at
Mo, the following descrtbedd Aei|
property, to-wlt: pend
TEN HEAD OF coon nj
Consisting OF 9 brood MAJ. n1
geldlngs, ] yearling draft ces : d
sucking colt. WI 40,
ONE HUNDRED HEAT o.
Consisting OF so head bI.a
steeTs-yearllngs and 2.yesr.nh lgh-gr
sold 10 car load lots and bauss.VilI
lots; 10 head OF heller and ste ess 60,
/. 10 head 81 cows. SVeef calI
Grand sale Of thoroghbredh !.
sisting Of thorough-b bred polar9 Y I
and thoroughbred Chester wSelH
9 Chester White males ana Idaltes|
White gifts, sired by the Uolej
Boswell No. 1878 and out Of I ~ J
sow Cora s. No 1850. ,Josi tne ! %
3l572 and Ruth S No sIs sle !;
are the large Peunsylyani, u
White Hogs. One3
Poland Chlnas, consjStin, =,
sows; Black Sensation M 7s S p
sation l Know 52797. II S'y0' \
1851, Last Price 1st No 1918 ~ "
Junction No. 62663, Last PricSs, ~, IN
1879, and % spring males and ,S sn
OF the s0ws named above and NV
such noted bears as Perfectiouui T y.
End No. 3S707 and Fancy r M " v
Some OF the sows will have niSs !.
sale comes of and the Others ~ "
soon. The last pigs will be- e srI
the great and only Proud psriss.
2nd that cost $4,000 when a niu
sire and dam were the swaaas.
boar and SOW at both the Nlindis
Iowa State fairs 10 1900 and M
Proud Perfection No 23799 has !,
more winners since that time th,s Y
boar living. Now, If you want J,
thing good you know where van !
get IL, as there is not a better i hrsa
Of hogs in the land.
Also some excellent stock hoes /,
above stock will all be sold wItSout'
bid or reserve.
Terms-All sums Of SO and mn
cash; all sums above $40, a credit h
months will be given with M
from date at s per cent.
Lunch at II a m.
JAMES QUINLAl
co,s ]. 7. Johnson,
]. N. STEPHENS Au0tlon
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

The Republican meeting at the
court house Tuesday afternoon was
fairly well attended, most Of the au-
dience being composed OF Democrats.
Hon. e. C. Kennen and /. W. Sbantz
occupied the platform and the speak
ers were introduced by Mt. Kennen.
The speakers advertised for the after
noon we're Messrs. S. P. Spencer and
II. S. Hadly and at night D. p. Dyer
and Cyrus p. walbridge. The spell
binders received close attention, but
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22
Clark Opens Campaign in Galloway
County.

AUxyAssE, Mo-, Sept. 17.-Champ
Clark made the first political address
Of the present campaign in Galloway
at this place this afternoon. The
crowd that came In from the country
to hear him was so large that he had
70 speak from a wagon In the street.
The speech was largely devoted to
questions Of national policy. A strong
plea vas made for the voters TO come
out and vote in the election. The
speech Of Mr.. Clark was enthusiast
cally received, and here, where's month
ago there was considerable dissension
all is harmony now.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22
Tom Bass . w.

Seven entries In the h,a,
class furnished a pretty s,sa ~
horse, ridden by Thomas alas
famous trainer, took FIRST ma naSs'
Dixie Girl, another Bass b p,aoe, '
Helen Walker, owned bv q sea
Of Columbia, Mo, took ,h, = Moo
Among the entries was MisSoD,, p !
owned By Wa. Rule, a mare ny Y
not been shown for a year ana ,aat
er been ridden before. st, p, ~ !
patch. rsul |
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

THE council has contracted for five
block more Of street paving 70 be put
down this fail. At least a mile more
will be laid in the spring. In the
meantime the Mexico Brick Company
should get ready TO furnish the brick
next wear.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22
Tue County Clerks Association o

THE County Clerks Association Of
Misalassr hold their annual con
St Louis September % t.
%. On the last day c. p. Walbridgt
and Joseph w. Folk, the gubernator.
ial candidates, have consented to make
speeches at a meeting to be held in
the Missouri building on the Worlds
Fair grounds President d. R. Fran.
els will deliver an address Of welcome
on the morning Of September 20.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

Col. Pat Dyer did not speak in Mex
leo Tuesday night as announced. The
speakers were Walbridge and Hadley.
The weather being stormy the audi
ence was small.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

Testimony given before the coron'
er's jury in the inquest into the death
Of Frederick T.. Scheel, who was fatal
ly shot at Fourteenth and Locust
street, tends TO corroborate Oliver j.
Beck's statement that he did not fire
n shot.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

TEE Auxyzsse, No, street fair ca
September 2sgh and 18th promises TO.
be fine exhibit 81 farm products and
viii be well attended. The Mexico
LEDsEE goes enc rear 70 the mother
Of the urettsesf baby.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22
Q. b. praks,s prothsr Injured

@. S. Drake, Of Lexington, Missis-
sippI, brother Of O. II. Deake, Of the
firm Of Drake s. Threlkeld, was struck
BY a street car in st. Louis at s:l5
Wednesday morning and is danger
ously injured. Mr.. Drake left on first
train for ST. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

MK1IcO bsslness men are anxious
for street paving but do rot want u
be skinned from the Inside or 8aul
side Unless the council is fully
satisfied We are getting : fair deal the
paving should be postponed TIL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

John @. Holt writes the LEDGER
from Kansas City that the report that
be had gone out Of the piano business
was q mistake. His intention is to 20
in tn the Wholesale business instead OF
retail.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22
SheEiffs Sale.

BY virtue and Authority
execution for back taxes Any :
Issued from the Office OF the vsrs s
the Circuit Court OF Audraln 80
Missouri, returnable at the SePSs
term, 1904, OF said Court ! 4
directed In favor Of the STATE
souri, at the relation and TO tns - I
Albert Harrison, collector y
revenue OF Audrain County, ai M
and agaist Elizabeth Brown snu 4
Bradshaw, / have levied upVs z
seized all the right, title, inIersss
claim OF the said Elizabeth Br9ssf
Title Bradshaw Of, in and 70 ~
ing described Real Estate, t9s sstlas 4
Lot /, block 7, Ladds' aoulsss
Mexico, Missouri. All lying any Il
In the said County, and Stale
souri,; and | will, on !.
Friday the S0th Day Of Ssp'-
A. D., 1904.
III being the eleventh day
Circuit Court Of said County. h
the hours Of nine O'Clock 10 lg
noon and i've O'Clock in the SGz
OF that day, at the east Nos
House door, In the CITY Oh We :
County OF Audraln aforesaid,
same, or 80 much thereof q - n
Qulred, 40 public yendue, 70 sns ds
est bidder for cash In band lsn,sl 1
all prlcr liens aud Judgments
satisfy said execution and coSsrS
IDS QUINCY JANE
Sheriff OF Audrain OounH'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

there was no enthusiasm. Audrsin will
give the izrsest majority for the
Democratic ticket IN November ever
-Nolied IN the county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

All kinds Of heating stoves and
cooking stoves at Ferris & Cauthorn's s.
Secondhand coal stoves taken in.
They also have a line Of the popular
little Queen heater stoves. d1w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22
In the Circuit Court Of Audri
County, Missouri.

BY virtue and authority Of a d2i!
and order OF sale made BY the J
Court, 10 the above entitled cause !
OF a certified copy thereof, dated Aa'
ust II, 1901, / will, on
Friday the 30th day Of Ssptsni'
a. D., 1904,
between the hours OF nine ocloch
the forenoon and five O'Clock y =
afternoon Of that day, az The easl w.
door OF the Court House, in lns y Z.
OF Mexico In Audrain County, y
souri,, sell, at public yendnei y 4
highest bidder, the following dS'
ed Real Estate, viz:
East one-half OF lot four ",
four al Ladd's Addition TO Mens !
the County OF Audrain and tne "
OF Missouri.
Terms OF sale as follows, VIZ
In hand. QUINCY JANE.
tuS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22
George Robertson's Sister Dead.

Mrs. W. A. Doran, OF St Louis a
sister Of George Robertson Of this city,
died at Burlington Junction Tuesday
night and Mr.. and Mrs Robertson
have left 10 attend the funeral.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

The strike Of the textile workers at
Fail River, Mass, has caused 1900
persons TO leave the city in the last
eight weeks. Many small business
houses have been ruined because Of
lack Of patronage.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

The Democratic county nominees
should wake UP and get TO work. An
drain must poll an increased majority
fgr the Democratic ticket
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

DO YoU want people 70 60 to your
funeral? You had better subscribe at
once to the fund for The sidewalk to
the cemetery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

TIE court house should be heated
with steam and there should be a
fence and sidewalk in front OF the jail.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

MEXICO has no bonded indebted
ness. That's what makes it 50 popu-
lz- as 'bCme town
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

THERE are only . few Republicans
In Andrain county and they araabout
half right-as they viii vote for at least
the State Democratic nominees
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22
The Radiant Home.

The Radiant Home hard coal stove
the worlds best Fuel costs less thar
wood and no more than soft coal.
FERRIS & CAUTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

A LARGE number Of AudTain e0un-
tys best Republicans are going to vote
for the State Democratic ticket
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22
NoHcsl

Money TO loan and farm and citl
real estate for sale.
JonE W. HOWELL,
dlw1 Mexico, No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

F0USDKRs' DAY at Hardin College
is a day which should be generally OBJ
served By the people q Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

AUDRAIS Republicans who viii vote
Roosevelt and Folk are only half bad.
AUdraln Republicans are not so bad
as painted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

ANY move toward Socialism ia Mex
co is an attempt 70 get votes away
from the Democratic party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

THE MEXICO Brick Company should
arrange 10 mAkethe paving brick used
10 Mexico NEXT year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

MKxoo Is railroad center, out Of
debt and the best town 70 live IN on
The earth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

A nice 4-room new house and two
lots and out buildings near school
easy terms. Price $3.50.
W-HARDIE RIxEY,
dIWl MEXICO. No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

ALL who are interested in West
minister College should be at the st
Louis Fair SepL Znd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

TIE most ridiculous campaign lie
ever started was the one to the effect
that Ed Butler was for Folk fol
governor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

Feds and factions 80 q long way
toward making a small dead town CT
a good live city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

MExIoo Is going 70 be q city. Get
out Of the way Il you don't want to
get on board.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-22

" you favor boodih and graft In
politics. S0te against FOX.