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Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15
Text Book Adoptions

Whereas, in the published opinion
Of the Attorney General Of the State
it deyOlyeS upon the County Board OF
Education or the County Superinten-
tent in the absence Of statutory pro-
vision to the contrary, 70 take some
action in the matter Of school text
books for the purpose Of maintaining
the uniform course Of study and meth
cd Of work provided by law; and
Whereas, the suggestions Of the
State Superintendent are wisely made
on conservative lines and reflect the
general Judgment Of the people Of the
State and OF this county. Therefore,
be 1t
Resolved by this County Board of
Education, First; That in the interim
until the next session Of our General
Assembly only such changes shall be
made in the textbooks Of the schools
of this county as are deemed most ur-
gently needed at the present time,
Second. That we, the County Board
Of Education, for the purpose Of meet
Ing the needs as stated above, author
ize and prescribe the following named
substltutlOns only: The New Natural
Biographies in place Of Rand, Nc
Nally Company's Biographies; Steps
In Englinh, Book /, In place Of De-
Garmo's Language Books; Steps In
English Book ii, In place Of Patrick
Grammars; Eggleston's United States
Histories In place OF Morris Elemen-
tary History and Shinn's America an
People; Spencer's Practical Writing
In place Of National Vertical Writing
System; First Days In School in place
OF Werner'sIPrimer.
Third: That the changes which are
hereby authorized and prescribed
shall go into effect June is, 1905, and
the books named shall constitute the
legally adopted books for a period OF
time extending to July IS, 1907, and
are conditioned on the new books be-
ing supplied in accordance with the
proposition submitted by the publish
ers, the said proposition which is
hereby accepted by US, being appended
hereto.
Fourth: That the charts and all
other books now In use and not in use
and not named in the changes noted
above are also adopted for the same
period aud subject to the same con-
ditions.
Fifth; That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of this meet
ing, a copy be furnished the press for
publication for the guidance Of the
school officers and teachers Of the
county, and for the information OF
dealers and school patrons.
j. \. Cross,
County Commissioner.
j. l.. SHoBE,
Member Of County Board.
K. W. MooRE,
Member of County Board.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15
AOBITUARYA


In memory Of Miss GusSie Brake
meier, who departed this life Sunday,
May q, 1905, at her home in Warren
county, Mo-, at the age OF . years, 5
months aud 2 days She was sick three
months, yet she was not heard 70 muir
mur under her burden Her life was
not a long one, not quite as long as
her Sayiour's, but vas a useful one.
She lived It well, and was one Of the
few who thought 1t womanly to live
for Christand command OF herSayiour.
Weep not as those who have no hope
she is not dead, but asleep with Jesus.
She Is happy with the angels where
there is no suffering OF sorrow. She
has gone to a life in heaven and her
person is lost to view. oh, That
darling, how we loved her. OH how
hard to give her up but an angel came
down for her and removed ssr from
our flock. NJ G.
L. G.
Mrs. J. r. ID.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15
NOW is THE TIME FOR HYoMEI
Far Easier to Cure Catarrh Now
Than at ANY Other Season.

Now is the time to use Hyomei
when the early summer days make 1t
so easy to cure catarrhal troubles.
The Hyomei treatment, breathed for
a few minutes three or four times a
day in May or June, will do good twice
as quick as 1t did in January and near
ly everyone knows that used faith
fully then, 1t completely rids the sys-
TEN Of catarrh.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
but one dollar, and consists of a neat
inhaler that can be carried in the
purse Or vest pocket and will last a
lifetime, a medicine dropper and a
bottle Of Hyomei. Extra bottles Of
Hyomei can be procured, IL desired,
for fifty cents.
Woodbridge s. Purdy give their per-
sonal guarantee with every Hyomei
outfit they sell to refund the money If
it does not give satisfaction. There
is M risk to run whatever to the pur-
chaser Of Hyomei.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15

WILLIAM SOUTHERN, JR., editor Of
the Independence MO- Examiner,
and a delegate TO the National Editor
ial Association, which met in Guth-
RE, Oklahoma, last week delivered a
magnificent address before the editors
Of the nation, taking the position
that the best newspaper diplomacy
was to tell the truth. Mr.. Southern's
Sddress was well received, and the
editors unanimously agreed with him
that the right thing to do waste print
the truth, the whole truth and moth
ing but the truth in a frank and fear
less manner on all occasions and under
ali circumstances,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15
Administrator Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letteBa
administration upon the estate 0tHk
Gulick, deceased, haye been granted
the undersigned by the Probate COM
OF Audrain County bearing date NAY
10th, 1905.
All persons having claims agalIa
said estate are required 10 e1llOl
them for allowances within one
year after the date Of said letters q
they may be precluded from any oe0e
fit Of said estate; and If such cans
be not exhibited within two ysaa
from the time Of the publication 2
this notice, they will be forever A'
red. II. l.. BABNES,
O B. pEBus,
lI-w4t Administrators
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15

Administrator Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that letter.
Of administration upon the estate q
Hugh O'Brlen, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned by The
Probate Court Of Audfaln COuay
bearing date May 9th, 1905
All persons having claims against
said estate are required D. exhibit
them for allowances 10 the undersign.
cd administrator within one year atlGi
the date Of said letters, or they may
be precluGed from any benefit o. said
estate, and II such claims be not
exhibited within two years from The
time Of the publication Of this n0tet,
they will be forever barred
LOUIS O'BEtEN,
IL ~ Administered,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15
Rxecutor's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letten
of administration upon the estate d
Charles b Kleins0rge, deceased, haze
been granted to the undersigned, By
the Probate Court Of AudTain county
bearing date June 2nd, 1905
All persons having claims against
said estate are required 10 exhibit
them for allowances to the Qpdersign
ed executor within one Yt5f
after the date OF said letters, OF Ihsy
may be preclude from any benefit d
said estate, and II such claims be not
exhibited within two years from TIE
time Of the publication Of this notice
they will be forever barred,
HENRY KLIENsORGE,
l3-4t Executor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15
Administrator Notice

Notice Is hereby given that wv
OF administration upon the esIaS !
John Il. Wise, deceased, have ~
granted to the undersigned y II
Probate Court Of Audrain OO1S'
bearing date May 10Th, 1905.
AL persons having claims ass15
said estate are required to eAl,
them for allowances 70 the unlels
ed administrators within OneyeaI
the date OF said letters Of
may be precluded from any ueIsl
said estate, and II such claims ~
exhibited within two years ifym
time Of the publication OF TINS nV'
they will be forever barred.
ANNE NJ. WlsE
l2-4t AdmlnistTaifh
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15
Administrator Notice

Notice is hereby given that le!sa
OF administration upon the esiaaa
l.. 5. Hopkins, deceased, have uA
granted TO the undersigned, 6y V
Probate Court OF Audfain O0a1d
bearing date May END, 1905
All persons having claims agals
said estate are required 10 eAllM
them for allowances % the undeiAE
ed administrators within one ~
after the date OF said letters, OF NY
may be precluded from auy Dcnsl.s
said estate, and II such claims pc Y
exhibited within two years nom
time OF the publication Of This hl'S
they will be forever barred.
@. W. LEElsl
i1.4t Administrs@t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15

THE exhibition given at "lo1nRanch
near Bliss, Oklahoma, to entertain
the National Editorial Association,
mus. have been a very imposing spec.
tacle headed by Geronimo, the Indian
who killed 50 many whites, and is
now a prisoner and should be kept in
close confinement; the e "a Of the
procession being brought up by Lu-
ellie Mulhall, who can rope a steer
quicker than any other woman on
- = ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15
Admin;strator's o Ii

Notice is hereby given that wi
Of administration upon the esta''
|. Harrison, deceased, nav M
granted 70 the undersighel ~
Probate Court Of Audraln
bearing date May 18th, 1902 sd
All persons having claims ss|
said estate are required " asssI
them for allowances 10 y a|
signed administrator Wliua 4
year after the date Of said le.s1
they may be preeluded IRON at5 nd
ft OF said estate, and Il SUCH Joy
not exhibited within two lcan
the time OF the Publicalloh
notice, they will be forever I'm
c. r. HAEusv
1e4t Admlnista"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15


started a rabbit, and after a sharp
race he ran into a hollow blue ash log,
lying on the ground. Grandfather
tried to twist him out with a forked
stick, but the hole was so small that
the rabbit held fast and could not be
brought out. In the meantime the
dogs wandered of and started another
rabbit, and knowing that this one
would come TO the same hiding place,
he made us all hide behind the trees
and log. Sure enough, very soon, here
come another rabbit in full tilt pur-
sued by the hounds, and ran into this
same hollow log. Grandfather after
failing with the forked stick, exam
ined the log closely and found a soft
spot IN in it, near the middle, and
said If he only had an axe, he could
cut out the rabbits. Then out came
my little axe from its hiding place
and the two rabbits were secured.
Before they got to the horse-mill,
another rabbit was started which ran
into a brush pile, was scared out, and
caught by the hounds. And now it
was too late to go on to see the new
mill, and they returned this Sunday
afternoon with three rabbits, much
to the modification and chagrin Of
my grandmother, who was a strict OBJ
server Of the Sabbath.
AN IMMERSION AND A FOOT WASH
ING
| must tell these two stories for the
benefit of Bro. Koken6ofer, who is
alsoa Nicholas county boy. This same
old grandfather was a great fisher
man. There we're plenty of'Campbel-
lites" in that part Of Kentucky inlthose
days, and dimensions very very COM
mon. Grandfather was fishing one
day and had with him my sister, Mrs
Callahan, then a little girl. She kept
botherlpg him and soaring the fish, by
insisting that he should baptize her
in the creek by immersion. He fin
ally got tired Of her appeals, and led
her out into the water, and dipped
her under, without the usual prelim-
inaries. AS she came up out Of the
water, strangling and struggling, and
wet as a drowned rat, she said to her
grandfather; "You old fool, whatdld
you do that for?p SO we have at least
one member Of the family who was
baptized after the apostolic mode ac-
cordiHg TO Alexander Campbell's be-
lief, though Its validity may be Ques-
toned on the ground Of the non-quall-
ication Of the administrator. The
other Incident was down on Summer
Set, at Old Union church. Bro.
Kokendoffer knows where that is, and
he knew old Peter Hon, who offlciated
at that church. In an early day Peter
Hon was a Dunkard, and they prac-
ticed foot washing" On one OF
these occasions when this ceremony
was being performed, my younger sis
ter and Julia Williams, both small
girls, bid the shoes and stockings of
two Of the old ladies who were devout-
ly engaged in this solemn ceremony.
The solemnity Of the occasion was
very much disturbed during the search
for the missing foot appendages, and
these mischelvous girls, / think, got
a nOpgfnu whan thav mt houa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15
STOCK AND FARM NOTES,


ches wilbur. Of Martinsburg, sold
four horses to Lee Bros. the first OF
the week.
L. H. Jasper, W. d. Mason and c.
p. Arnold each shipped a car load Of
stock this week.
VIM. Winlngham land VIM. Mong-
Ter delivered fat heifers last week at
s3,25 per cwt.
g. S. Harrison, OF Mexico, sold to c.
L veatch, Of Fairbury Ill, a fine ;
yr old saddle mare, from Ike.
ooontz & Helm had hogs in the St.
Louis market Tuesday.
G. P. Arnold had both cattle and
hogs in Tuesday market at. ST.
Louis.
FROM LIVE STOCK REPORTER.
Walter Hale, OF Audrain county,
Mo-, marketed a shipment of sheep
his sales including "a head averaging
ia lbs at s4.sO and sheep at $500.
1T. johnson, a prominent stock
man Of Audrain county, Mo-, market
ed OF his own feeding $50 head OF IL
ID clipped western lambs that sold at
$685..
w. E. Cunningham had In a four
car string of steers Monday, As head
averaging 1908 lbs and As bead weigh
ing 1l45 lbs, both punches selling at
"a 50 per cwt.
j. I. 81 W, W. Johnson we're regular
Audrain county, Mo, shippers, who
had a two-load shipment Of sheep on
the market
j. B. Bushnell, shipped from Aud
rain county, Mo, had a shipment OF
cattle and hogs on the market.
E. ". Gordon Of Audrain county,
Mo-, had in 20 head Of steers that
averaged 1883 lbs and sold at SAC.
W. f. Atkinson reported on the
market with a load Of cattle from
Audrain county, Mo-, Including cows
at 1896,
W. #. Carroll was an Audrain coun-
ty, Mo-, stockman who had in 2J head
Of good 1375-lb steers that sold at $40
per cwt.
Cunningham s. Hobson had two
loads of cattle on the market from
Audrain county, Mo.
Lewis johnson s. Co, had sheep in
the supply from Audrain county, Mo.
j. T. johnson, a regular Missouri
shipper from Audrain county, market
ed Isl Montana clipped lambs weigh
ing IS lbs at Sc 20.
j. T. johnson, OF Audrain county,
Mo-, marketed Of his own raising and
1eeoing 'lol heau Vi cilppeu "esuein
johnson, Dowell g. Ha milton, Aud
rain county, Mo, stockmen, had cattle
and boos ian the market their sales
inclnd,no "a NOES averaging le5 lbs. Mt
So 3Ti next to the top OF the market.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15

AT ten O'Clock a. N. Tuesday, June
90, the executive committee Of the
Missouri Press Association will meet
at the Laelede Hotel in St. Louis to
arrange for the summer meeting.
Members Of the association are cordi-
ally invited to meet With The com
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15

The local lodge Of Elks is in receipt
OF an elegant gasoline range and a
handsome set Of dishes, the gift Of
the Grand Council O. c 7. During
their convention here June 8 and 10
the Travellers used the Elks club
rooms as their headquarters, and the
gift Of the above is highly apprecia-
ted. coming unexpected and from such
a source
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15

Nh. HAERls.of the Sanders Engray-
ing Company, Of st. Louis, is in Mex
leo arranging for an illustrated edition
Of the LEDGER. Any courtesies eX-
tended to Mr.. Harris will be highly
appreciated by the management Of
this uaper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15

Mrs. Louisa Jolly, aged rs years,
died Monday night at her home on
North Olive steet Of stomach trouble.
The deceased was born In Virginia and
soon after, moved to Galloway county
with her parents, where she later
married George jolly, and in 1859
moved TO this county. She was a sis
ter OF E. T. Smith, OF this city, and
leaves the following children:
I'D. Jolly, OF Texas; Robert Jolly,
Miss Bette Jolly and Mrs. G. II.
Phillips, Of this city; and Mrs. Solo
mon Fox, Of Rush Hill.
Funeral services will be held at the
home Wednesday, by Rev. Kokendof-
fer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15
Advertised Letters.

List Of letters remaining in the Pos
Office at Mexico, No., for the weel
ending June 10, 1905, which II no
called for In thirty days will be sen.
to the dead letter Office at Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters in thi
list will please say advertised"
Boellmercke, Jos P Clement,J w
Donaldson, r Davis, CO
Epperson, TIP Hucyer, A II
Harris, Blaneh Jones, Thos V
Kelley, w W Oldham, ] +
Pryor, Tom Ridenour, Jas ID
Rodgers, Howard Smith, Christian
Tanplln, WE Taylor, Jas
Townsend, w V White, Ross
Wright, Lea
GEORGE II. KUNKEL,
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15

The next reunion Of the Mexican
veterans Of Missouri will be held in
Mexico September 10 aud Il. The
business men Of this city should ap-
point a committee to assist in making
lhis reanlon SUCCESS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15

The local option question was de-
feated in the election Saturday In
Montgomery county by a small major
ity after one of the hardest campaigns
ever held there,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15
MONTGOMERY CITY AND
COUNTY WENT WET.
Local Option Defeated at Saturdays
Election.

At the election Saturday, local op-
ton was defeated in Montgomery
county by a small majority and by a
lage majority in the city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15
Rellfowsr Msetinr.

Ed. A. w. KokenoffeT, OF Mexico,
~ OF the best preachers in the State,
will assist Elder Miller in the revival
meeting at the Christian church, COM
mencing June 25th. This meeting
promises 10 bring a large crowd to
Observation-Disclosures Telegram.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15

THE Benefit Concert gwen Tuesday
eyeHiug IN the Methodist church for
Nj Ed. Williams was a musical en-
tertainment Of unusual merit and de-
lighted a large audience Of music
aavarS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15

Mrs. W. P. Rowland delivered a
splendid address at the Flower Mission
Anniversary, which was held at the
home Of Mrs. orear, on East Prone
made street, Friday. We are very
sorry we have not room to publish 1t
In full.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius Clay arrived
Saturday from their home in Bolivar,
Miss, and will spend the summer here
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. b. Cook, and in Mexico with
Mr.. and Mrs Green B. Clay. -Jefferson
City Tribune.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15
State Fair Catalogue

ANY one desiring a catalogue Of the
State Fair TO be held at Sedalia, Mo +,
can be accommodated by calling at
the County Clerks Office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15
Hardin Cnllern Girl nrnanad

COLUMBUS KAN, June l0-A tele-
phone message has just been received
here that Miss Maude Norton, daugh-
ter Of w. S. Norton, Of this city, was
drowned in Spring river, near Baxter
Springs, this morning. She was in
bathing with a picnic party at the
time. Miss Norton was a student in
Hardin college, Mexico, Mo-, last year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15

COUNTY ASSESSOR RUFUS JACKSON,
assisted by M. Pulls, has started to
assess the county. The work will be
carefully and promptly done.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15
Pine Looking Grain.

Geo. Clark presented us with some
specimen grain grown on his route, r
F D No. 2. Some fine wheat grown by
Z w. c. Dowell and excellent oats by
Mr.. Chapman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15

Mrs b. X. Cau;horn aud daughter,
Miss Emma are home from Bell
flower, where they visited Mrs. Theo.
Williams.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15
Special.
Mems 25c Blue Ribbed Under
wear; shirt and drawers, gar
ment. .l9
Window Shades.

All width SO, 45, As and "a inches
wide, up from &C complete.
SPECIAL. 4 ball Crcquet. 49,. 800
Screen Wire up from, yd ...... &c
SPECIAL 1000 Byouonion Skin
Tablet, to close, each. &c
Oriental Wilton Rugs, 30x90. .sl.4S
SPECIAL value in Mems Silk
Bosom Shirts .4sc
Special 30-in. high Window
Screen open to 35-in., now. POO
Try our s1,4s Men Hats, they
are the equal OF 50 Hats.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15

The following left this week to at
tend the confederate reunion at
Louisville, Ky: r. P. Hopkins, VIM.
Eller, W. II. KEENAN,, Abe Hit and II.
p. Warden.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15
Resolutions.

Whereas, death has visited our midst
and the wife OF our most hipblv
esteemed neighbor E. NJ. Crooks has
departed this value Of tears and suffer.
ing, leaving a vacancy in bis IbomA
and heart much to be mourned. There.
fore. be 1t Resolved. That we the
members Of Worcester Camp Ma
7147, extend our deepest sympatble,
toward bin and bis children and that
we send a copy each to Mexico Mes.
age, LEDGER and Laddonia Herald
and that a copy be sent to The
bereaved family. Done by order Of
the Lodge 10 regular session this 10Th
day Of June 1905.
WIN. G. ATKINS,
VAL, ERDEL in.
g. a. BARNES.
Committee.
Mrs. William Treloar Of Lincoln
Neb., who has been visiting her moth.
er, Mrs NJ. J. Silver, and brother
Mr.. Edwin, Silver, departs this week
for Dexter and st. Louis to spend
month. City Tribune.
Miss Alice Brooks n better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15
Submarine is Lost; Men Die Like
Rata

PLYMOUTH, England, June Sub
marine boat AS went down just out
side the breakwater here to-day and
IA Of the crew Of IS officers and men
were drowned.
A series Of three explosions, sup
posedly due to the leakage Of gasoline,
preceded the boats disappearance
from the surface and are supposed to
have caused It's loss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15

Oscar strother is visiting friends
and relatives Ia MEXICO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-15
Glass and QueensEare Dept,
tOc Counter Special.

10x17 Bread Pan................l0c
22x5O Fringed Towel. -. l0c
/ gross zoe Suspenders, choice, l0c
4.qt. Granite MIX Pan, ...,.. 10c
2-qt. Tin Tea Kettle. .l0c
POT. Glass Water Pitchers. -. LOG
25c Nickel Top Syrup Can. 49,, loo
Tin. painted Gardiner. ..,..,..l0 loo
Tin. painted Cuspidor ..... loo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-10
NaIIeIas Dc Ranog.


Febrero 7.-eEE Atinedors y clos
Monlgotcl. , pueetol ca e1cena g. p.-
sado domingo poE u cOmp1Eiia aRtlltl-
e. EtorEiquefla. fueH0n muy cela'
bTadou poF elsp6bIicO.
Iodav1a no ha GidO nombr1do el
sefoE EugeniO Ast0l para 81 pue1to 0e
teg0reEO municipal que pOT dellGna-
ci6n del connit6 dal5fS deseropenar.
En- el iue0O de Gbaas ball9 efec
tuado ayeE entire los teams eE1AFts td@
y eAfenas1 gan6 81 6itimC pOE ma
carers. Hsta tarde ne dice que hAbFh
deasflo eEtre sel et1artfOrds y el so
peka.s
Un marinero de un buque de gue-
FgRs ioVenCito como de 166 II AMOS He
esClp6 aver ca 81 FerrcCArHil ~
cando passie hasta Tall b0a , 81
guiendO de allf pOr u via del tren ha-
cia GunyaniII0 niendO detenido pOr d
poIicfo deI puast0 de Tall b1a y con-
ducidO de nuev0 & b0rdO.
El aefIor JOfs F6FFer y Keynes. far
mac6uticO establoCidO en JuanR Dfsz
y que gozAba de generaIes stmpatias
en- eata ciudad. n1uri6 repentinamente
Su entierr0 efectuado aver fu6 muV
concurridO. Enviamos & Hu0 deudcs
nuestra COndolencia.
So encuentra fuera de peliGFO en-
so grave enfermedad 81 senior Hermi-
MO Armstrong L0 celebramog.
El sefIor Ruiz que hace sfios ocupa-
bs an q comps flfa del ferFocarril 81
puest0 de iefe de lG eataci6n. de TAlIa-
boa. hR sido trasladadO con iguaF car
go q la de Aguada.
En- oboeQui0 a u fciRIidad De los
buQueg de guerra surtOs en- este puer-
To gg efectu6 anOChe an baile en q Ce-
sino de Ponce quednndO muy ConcuFri-
dc. Ioc6 b Orquesta del Orncero
eTcpeka.S
NO es ciertO. como ha pub. .icadO
la prensa de San Juan que en- Gu6niCa
Sc hayan deClarad0 en- hueIga bracerOs
de 81 CentrAI
-Santisg0 Carri6n hs sido aousadO
de haber GeducidO & ID joven Rita Ro-
dFigueG y de1pu6a de Las d0Oe de d mo-
che haberIa conducido 6 d casa de
donde u sac6 amenazsndO con an ma
chete & la familia de h joveD. 20
juez he dictado orden de prisi6n COM
6E8 6ts
En- d hacienda cana Mariao hubo
una rifIa aver resuItando harido Felipe
Ruiz. pe6n de d Hacienda. EI ogro-
Juan Lopez. anCargado del poems ie,
dice que le r6prendi6 y 81 Ruiz le pre-
yoc6 y mordi6 an dedo por 10 que Go
vic obIiRado & darle con una horqueta
de mover 81 baQszo.
La Junta Local Unioniata ha
acordado convccar para nm emeetinQo
en- ell teAtFo 81 dia 19 del CorrieDte con
obieto de n0mhFar nueVa Junta L0OOI,
pues habiendo varios miembFoO de Il
aotuas presenstado 90 Isngncia. 90 hRce
neoesario ID desiRnaci6n de Ios que han
de suatituirleG, para poder atendeF &
impOrtantes asunt0s que estS pendien.
tes.