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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

That be not only respSnds u Lawn
and Greek,
But gives treatise on the neai.'
And well % Mary, his pupil Ia tnis
Who to him goes TO school,
And finds in her lessons q heaven o.
bliss,
And has promised TO MIND ehe
rule"
Upon the cups being placed 10 MIS-
! Ricketts, hands she blushingV ut'
tered these words:
aHere's to grand old Nathaniel
And the very old tree,
But there's only one Hawthorne 10
for me,
Just Lee"
Mrs. Ricketts, bad decorated De
nome very beautifully for the occas
ion. carnations and pOtted plants be
ing in evidence everywhere IN
table in the dining room was artis
sically arranged, - covered Win
handsome white cloth with two silve
'candelabra resting at diagonally OF
oosite corners. Pink candles witt
auted pink shades fled the sconces- I
reflector, banked with pink carns
| tions. sweet alyssum and fern leaves
occupied the center, while extendini
between the candelabra was a whit
| ribbon-covere1 rod, upon which
perched three saucy cupids, this roc
representing the bridge to matri
mony. Further entertainment va
provided the guests in the shape OF
guessing CONTEST, the words to be de
ciphered representing some part OF !
oride's trouSseau. A number got then
all and there was q draw for the prize
which fell to the lot Of Mrs. Charlie.
Morris, aud consisted Of a buncn o
sweet yiolets. After this the mos
dainty refreshments we're served, tn
little god OF love still putting hi
finger 10 the pie, for, surmounting eacl
heart-shaped cups OF frozen punch wa
this same Impudent little fellow witt
his bow and and arrow ready draw
for more victims.
Mrs. W. L. Reed very charmingl,
entertained about se%yenty-ive guest
last night in honor Of the Wednesda.
Club, OF which Mrs. Reed is star 0
the first magnitude. Mr.. Newtol
Baskett gave the guests a learned AM
most interesting talk on 1.-THE Span
ish in Mexico" a subject peculiarl
adapted to the needs Of the Wednes
day Club as they are making a stud.
OF Spain this winter. Some very ex
cellent music, both vocal and instru
mental, was listened to, and refresh
ments, which we're everything the.
should be, we're served. Altogethe
Mrs. Reed gave her guests a mos
pleasant evening.
On Friday evening the Lawder rinl
was the scene Of much merriment AMI
and pleasant conversation, taken ii
conjunction with some frst-class ex
ercises. The occasion was a part,
given by Mrs. Walker Pollock for be
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Watts
Of Moberly, and Miss Binda Porter, 0
Denver. It was an extremely pleas
ant affair. There we're a hundrel
guests present, most Of whom hat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
A MISSOURI BIsAxY DECISION.
The Validity Of a Statute Upheld
by State Supreme Court

ST. LOUIS, March 6-The supreme
court in jefferson City to-day held to
be constitutional the statute making
it a felony for a man to live in Missouri
with bis second wife, though be mar
ried in another state, the first wife
living and not being divorced. The
state had appealed the case Of james
W. Stuart, who was indicted fol-
alleged bigamy in having married a
second wife In Illinois without being
divorced from his first The indict-
meut was quashed On his contention
that the marriage was performed in
another stale. The supreme court
orders Stuart TO be tried on a charge
Of 6igamy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
WHY THE HAIR TURNS GRAY.
New Scientist Says Small Bodies in
the Hair Devour Color Grains.

The color Of the hair depends on lit
tie granules, which can be seen IL the
hair be examined under a powerful
microscope. Sometimes the hair NAV
become white In a night. Brown
Sequard tells Us that when be was As
years old his beared turned white In
two days. This took place when be
was perfectly we'll and without any
especial cause. Sometimes, however.
sorrow or illness produces the change
earlier in life than it would usually
take place. As to the cause, some
have said that the hair becomes filed
with small air particles which make II
look gray; Others have said that the
outer part OF the hair becomes altered
50 that it Is like ground glass and you
cannot see the color. But a man by
the name Of Metchnikoff tells us that
the real reason is because small nova
bic bodies in the hair deyour grains
OF coloring matter ard move then TO
the root Of the hair. Sometimes pois-
ons In disease, or some results OF sof.
row, bring about an effect upon these
small migrating bodies lcellsl, causing
them 70 become active in the above
fashion That Is said to be the rea-
son why the hair grows gray.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

thoroughly acquired the art ofskatlng.
a hot lunch was served 10 the room
adjoining the rink and as q sousepiI
81 the occasion Mrs. Pollock presented
each lady WITH. q bunch Of sweet 70
lets and each gentleman with q white
~carnation.
On last Monday, Mrs. Frank Van
| Ness entertained in her always charm
ing manner, at a twelve O'Clock
luncheon. Mrs. VanNess showed
herself a remarkable woman 70 nave
recovered 50 quickly from the on
slaught Of the Old Folks Poverty
Sticken Club, on the proceeding fri.
! day night. However, On Monday, she
bobbed up serenely with delicious
| lunch as well as much interesting con.
yersation for her guests. Those who
| enjoyed her hospitality we're Misses
Kathryn Galloway, Mary Ricketts,,
Marie Houston, Tide Robenson, Bessie
Russell and Mrs, J. n. Brown, Of
Oklahoma.
Miss Ella D. Spauldlng was the re-
cipient Of a surprise, last night In the
shape Of a large crowd of her friends
pouring in upon her about 8 o'clock.
Their advent did not oyerwhelm the
hostess, who acted as though surprises
walked In each evening. Needless TO say
he gave them such a good time that
he renders herself liable to q second
visitation shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Bolts enter
aimed In a most delightful manner
IN Thursday at q 6 O'Clock dinner.
The guests were Mesdames and Mes
sers. S. J. Buckner, p. II. Cullen, G.
q. Robertson and W. R. Rodes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
SUMMER WEDDING.
Miss Mary Ricketts, Of This City
and Lee b Hawthorne, Of Indi-
ana Announce Their Engage

Miss Mary Ricketts,. OF this city and
Mr.. Lee B. Hawthorne, Of Lafayette,
Ind. announced their engagement
Friday at the home OF Mrs. John 7.
Ricketts,. The wedding viii take
place in the early summer. Miss
Ricketts, Is one OF Mexico's charming
girls and prominent in social circles
throughout the state.
Mr. Hawthorne is acting Superin.
tend ant Of the Mexico Public Schools
and a young man Of integrity and
popularity. The engagement was q
have been announced last Monday but
osing to the death Of Prof. D. A. Nc.
MILAN it was postponed. The LEDGER
joins Miss Ricketts, and Mr.. Haw'
thorne's hosts OF friends In rendering
congratulations
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
Buckner & Whitney.
TAKES OVER THE ALTON.
The Rock Island Crowd in in Con
troll Of the Line.

CHICAGO March ga special meet
ing Of the stockholders OF the Chicago
& Alton Railroad company, and OF the
Chicago S Alton Railway company
was held here to-day al which IL was
voted to consolidate the TWO comRn-
les under the name Of the Chicago &
Alton Railroad company.
The securities Of the two old com
panies will be exchanged for those Of
the new corporation and it is estima'
ted that the outstanding Indebtedness
OF the new company viii be about 2
million dollars less than that Of the
two companies it has supplantsd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

AFTEB CLOUDS COMES cUE6H1NE.
AFTER DEsPoEDExur COMES JOY.
AFrKR SICKNESS coKEs HEALTH.
AFTER WKAKsEss coNHs STEENozH-
Dr.. Piercs.s FAvorlfe Prescription q
srhaf dses e ALL RS q ucndGT tp07ter far
uozaea because IL IS NafHrsss rcsntdN,
adapted to the needs Of twentieth CEN
tuU women
No ALCOHOL, no NARCOTIC, 80 NyuRf-
oUE DEUsl Made Of Eiyceric extracts
from roots, therefore their virtues grew
In them In Natares ~lnborutcrR viz:
L7dy's Slipper root Block Cohosh root
Unicorn root Blue Coh0sh root and
Golden Seal root, EXTRACTED, combinsd,
preserved without alcohol, BY Doctor
Pisrsss olKfs pecssEiGg pTpcess, and In
the most exact proportions 10 secure
the best effects.
II In need Of careful, competent advice
before beginning treatment, yon viii TO
ceive Il without charge by writing. and
stating your case, 70 DR.. r. ". Pierce. 90
Main Street Buffalo. n. Y. All letters
c~onfdsntially received and answers semi
IN securely sealed envelopes
II was q great sufferer for six yc1rzs
writes Mrs Geo S9Edcn. o. Cd BondA Street.
S1Etnaw. Mich II commenced 70 take -FOUR
'F1Fcrtte Prescription and hxFe taksn ten
bottles In an Am o regular. after having
missed tHo years and suffered with cain In
the head and back I vas 50 nervous coald
not eat or sleep NOW ! car thank yoa tsr
my recavery.p
d., Piercc's Pleasant Pellets cure eor~
s.ipatiou. One little sPsllet- IS 3 gtntis
laxative, AID two q mild eashartie.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
STREETS BEING a
Street Commissioner Campbell Has q
Force Of Men Doing Spring
Cleaning.

Street Commissioner Campbell put
a large force to work Thursday clean
ing the paved streets. A large street
scraper was utilized to collect the
winters mud deposits in little heaps
and the dirt was then hauled Oh.
Il has been suggested by several
that the unpaved streets in the city
could be materially improved II
dragged. Such a plan is u%nquestion'
ably 40 excellent one, and should be
put In immediate operation. The ex'
peBse attached to the work is slight
and = world Of good viii be accom-.
plisbed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
TAKES MUCILAsE FOR POISON.
Humorous Error Reeoneiles Pennsyl-
vanian to Life and Wife.

SHAMoKiS, Pa, March 7.-Follow-
ing , quarrel with bis wife to-day
Albert de Long, Jr., swallowed shat
be thought was poison. The bottle
contained mucilage. which stuck in
his throat and almost smothered him.
For the time bis jaws were locked
fast. When bis wife learned the state
Of affairs she laughed at him. He
tried 70 chide her, but bis tongue was
pasted fast 70 the roof OF his mouth.
The pair later became reconciled.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

1@FA~t
Mrs W. W. B0tBs and daughter, Of
Mexico, we're visiting the family Of
E. E. Brown from Saturday until
Monday. Mrs. Bolts was formerly
Mrs Crete Rose, OF Vandalla, and fol-
several years was employed doing
newspaper work in the Leader Office.
This is a woman Of are ability. She
informs US that her husband will be a
candidate for reelection to the Pro
bate Judgship Of Audrain county. He
has served the people well and faith
fully and will have no opposition.
Judge Bolts holds an Office that de-
mands an honest man to I'll, and be is
equal TO the occasion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
MDIcTs POLICE FOR BRIBERY
st. Louis Grand Jury Accuses Ser
geant and Three Patrolmen.

ST. LOUIS March 8.-The grand
jury to-day found indictments for
bribery against q police sergeant and
three patrolmen. II Is alleged, on the
testimony Of the police boards hidden
witness, Ollie Roberts and Others
that the men indicted accepted money
or presents, or both. from her and
other woman for protecting them
or concealing crimes Of robbery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
OBITUARY.

Mary Alzzda. the infant daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Davenport,
living northwest Of Mexico, died Sat
urdey morning, March 3rd, being only
three months old. The remains were
laid TO rest in the New Hope bnrying
ground Sunday evening. The LED
GER extends sympathy to the bereay'
ed family.
one VINO LOVED HER
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
HANDSOME PRESENT.
Fine Set Of Up-to-Date Chinawsre
to be Given by the Ledger
Por Six Weekly Sub
scriberA

The Mexico LEDGER will give q ine
set OF ~up-todate chinasare, consist
ing Of thirty-one pieces to any q Sc
curing six new weekly subscribers.
The china Is Of good quality, prettily
decorated and gold trimmed. Thi
handsome present can be easily Oh.
tanned. Call at the LEDGER Office and
see the china for yourself.
dWtf q. n. WHITE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

They're goin % make, both one and
all,
In thr,iu to kape Stint Patricks
day,
Acc5rdin to the good ould way.
yls faith. and shure, we'd all be
there,
A wearin a saile and q sprig o'green
Wild niver a thocht nor a care,
To mar the beauty in the scene"
Miss kathryn Galloway was given
a most pleasant party, on Monday
evening, by Miss Tide Robenson. Only
a small number were present, about
sixteen, but there was sufficient fun
and laughter to have amply satisfied a
crowd Of sixty, Miss Robenson herself
being much given to spirits and
thorough enjoyment OF life.
The Wednesday Club had a very en-
joyahle and well attended meeting
this week, there being seventeen
members present and a corresponding
amount OF interest. The next meet
ing be held with Mrs. Arnold.
The announcement Of the engage
ment OF Miss Mary Ricketts, and Mr.
Lee Hawthorne was made on Frida,
afternoon by Mrs. John Rickettes at .
party given at her home in Woodlawn'
Rumors OF the affair had been 10 thu
air for some time, and promptly at )
O'Clock the guests assembled, all In
the qu vive to hear the said rumors
confirmed. And they were not disap
pointed, for directly upon their arriv
al the dining room doors were thrown
open and they were invited 10, there
to behold the victim Of Cupid's dart
blushing and radiant Miss Ricketts,
gowned in a lovely white dress with
corsage bouquet OF sweet yiolets ant
white sweet peas and looking alto
gether happy and charming, and Mrs
Ricketts,, also becomingly gowned
took up their positions by the table
which occupied the center OF the
room, when the hostess made the an
nouncement In the following words
"a fancy little cupid with a wise ant
KNOWN face
All winter has been lingering arount
Woodlawn place.
; We guessed what he was after and
well approved the part,
When he pierced Mary Ricketts, ant
Lee Hawthorne through the heart
"They thought him a wise God, il
spirit from above,
They yielded to the wisdom Of thii
little God OF Love.
Let's drink TO their health and happi
ness, to Cupid aud his art,
May all the gods deal as lovingly a
this little God Of the heart"
When Mrs. Ricketts, finished speak
ing Miss jamie Clay lightly swung
there white bells suspended from tn
ceiling and scattered a shower of rio,
upon Miss Ricketts,. The loving cuI
was passed in turn to the guests
many Of whom responded with prett!
and wittily turned toasts. Mrs. D. P
Moore drank to the couple in thest
words:
"a toast to Mr.. Hawthorne, tn
teacher,
Who is well endowed In his art,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
B IMPROVEMENTS
Railroad Plans Numerous Improve
Hents About New station-A
Small Park.

Workmen are still employed in the
vicinity Of the Wabash Station, put
ting the roads and drives in shape.
The t~horoughfare in the rear Of the
station that extends from Jefferson
street to Clark Avenue is railroad
property and will be closed to traffic
In the near future. The railroad com
psnY intends teFracing and improving
this strip Of land, in the end making
Fit a small park. Clnders ami ballast
are being used to make a substantial
drive around the station for cabs and
baggage wagons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
Eczema. letter, Salt Rheum, Itch
Ring Worm, Herpes, BARRIERS

All Of these diseases are attended
By intense Itching, which is almost
instantly relieved by applying Cham.
berlain's Salve, and by its continued
yse q permanent cure may be effected.
1t has, in fact, cured many cases that
had resisted other treatment. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by Buck
-ner & Whitney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

Miss Hattie Stevenson closed a very
successful seyen-months school al
Central On March eth The highest
grade OF attendance vas made BY Wal
ter Holloway. The highest grades In
spelling, B Class. was made By Walter
Holloway and Nellie Maddox.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
Threlkeld stiIl In the Race.

Edgar Threlkeid, who with james
O'Brien recently bought the grocery
stock Of Geo. Hatcher, is stu a candi'
date for County Treasurer, and vii
continue bis canvass until the elec.
ton. Mr.. Hatcher viii remain sitt
the firm for a time, at least.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

J. c. Winters and family left Thurs
day for Trenton, Mo-, where they win
reside permanently. Mr.. Winters has
made his hone in Mexico for the past
Eve years, and has made many warm
friends here who regret to sec MIN
leave, but wish him prosperity 10 his
new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
! SOCIETY," SNAIL TALK


Miss Carrie Ringo is the guest Of
friends 10 ST. Louis
Mrs. Charles Carpenter is IN Kansas
for a visit II friends.
J A RzmsdeB has been the guest
OF friends IN Mexico this week.
Miss Margaret Potts visited rela.
tlyes in this cltY last Sunday.
MIR J T. Mcclellan. Of 81. Louis
was the guest Of friends in Mexico this
week.
Mrs II. +. @. Tucker and daughtei
Julia are home from a visit with Mrs,
Frank Forney. 10 Moberly.
Miss Beth Patterson has returned
from ST Louis where she attended one
OF Bernhardt's performances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zion bearing returned
last Sunday from a very pleasant two
week tour CT the southern states
Miss Bessie Russell, after q most
pleasant visit with friends In Mex,eo,
returned to her home In Hannibal to
day.
Miss kathryn Galway who has
been the guest OF Miss Mary Ricketts,
for two weeks, returned to Kansas
City to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

Papa No, / shall not allow Gwendo-
Ign to marry Young Skadds.
Mamma: But why not2
Papa: Suicide is hereditary In his
family.
Mamma: But 80 is $4,000, 600
Cleveland Leader.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

u. c. Shepherd, Of Louisiana, was
in this city q short while to-day while
en- route home from a visit to his son
In San Angelo, Texas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

L. C. Barnes and family, OF neal
Moline, will shortly move 10 Trinidad,
Colorado, 70 reside. Their many
friends in Audfaln county sish them
much success IN their nes home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
Sells Hnrsea

Tom Bass sold to Lee Bros. Friday
Roy B., a son Of Big Ike. also on Fri.
day be sold a handsome Rex Melon.
aid colt To- R. L. Ream, Of the Indian
Territory.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
FULTON TAKES TIE LEAD.
The First City to Drag the Streets
1T Works Fine.

W. D. Mcintosh, street commission
er, Of Fulton, under the direction OF
the council street committee, DAVIS
and Loyelace, manufactured a drag,
hitched the fire team TO it.and dragged
East 5th street from the Palace Hotel
20 the Hospital gate and Court street
from 9th street ~ D. NJ. fuckers
residence and down to the depot on
10th street. These are the mist trail
eled street, In that city and the drag
gIng made a marked improvement in
the appearance Of the streets IL is
the purpose Of the street committee 70
extend this worked to other streets If
It proves 10 be as satisfactory as 1t now
appears.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

We havea number Of booklets con-
talnIng a treatise on the drainage Of
dirt roads. Those disiring a copy
may be supplied by calling at this
ofiea dive
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

G. A. Drake has purchased The II.
c. Turner property, just northwest o
the public square. Of W. L Mabry for
$500 Mr.. Drake will renodle the
house. and make Il one Of the cosiest
homes 10 the city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
John Crockett Dead.

John Crockett. aged about 81 years,
aod residing south Of this city, died In
Fulton Thursday. The remains Here
shipped TO Ortiz Friday, where funeral
services were held and interment
made. The LEDGER extends sincere
sympathy 70 the bereayed family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
DO YOU WANT A LIVING WELL

lean get you one Oh short notice.
Terms o. per foot until sufficient
water is struck.
II you DO, cal on or address.
WALTER Z SMITH,
44-I3t Mexico, No
Box 466. Phone 6l2.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
Rldon Hoes Bring Biz Price.

ELDos, No, March Sat Fred
Goodrich's Poland China hog sale,
held here to-day, f0~rty-seven hogs
brought sJ,574. al average OF SO per
head. an unusual price.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
SOCIETY

gTAoss having neus for The society eoaanI
oftne Evenlax LEDGER vi please eolnnni
cate win MIS- KSAez Hcaston 81 hef hone
Just west O. tho kplscopal casrsh, GA Wes'
Proxserade streeEl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

Southern Bank OF Mexico vs. Mexico
Roller Custom Mills, two sulus;1 On
note.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

wANTED-Distri Managers to
post signs, advertise and distribute
samples. Salary $500 weekly, $500
| per day for expenses State age and
present employment. IDKAL SHEAR
Co, 30 RaDdolphS st Chicago. wtmlo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

Anoted physician Of Pit:sburg. Pa. in
arecz1f letter 70 DR.. Oldham says:
s.fbYsur prrscrirston knoEa IS 'Pepeoidss you
hare Esnn ftn medical world fhe Ereate-t and
u<al szi1at 1Ec4req n mediet1s ofths present
rNnfnrT. Ice kaazat i1gi enlFd the problem
fkatkzs ale he sEln oftka best pbyslcians q
rlr11f Gm1I. htu % cars rarDanenuf ali
Ir1fs e. Chronlr 4f1mnch Ulse4ees knOun a.
UTsIEazla In1IzssE5an Cafaffh q the Stomach
Nn4 UzaasHva WeAknegA fkase used yuur pro
EIs4zfEaa. Fnpootdzt IL hundreds Of caaes slulr
81 : zzszIalalnra fHtfdbute theEnneossqf year
.1nsnnzzzt nalnaT = ths last hat III disease
Sold an
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

The once Of the Plauters' Hotel is
receiving some improvements.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

Second Monday IN February, Sou !.
Monday in May, second Monday ne.
gust and second Monday in NoVens
Adjourned terms are held regaI
thesecond Mondays in January, Ass
April, June, July, September, o'"'
and December.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
CAUSE DYSPEPSIA
"ro ~ 4S q Ts s ssT TSs Ssst NJ sss sSs1 5 T Will %sI Ss FGs sGv iG s5 1sass soTlf r. ssH"s

forms Of Stomach Disorders once cured
in this way returns -
Pepsoids are snld 81 drug stores Al W. . bottle
II you have not used Pepsoids before.
we will send you = So-ceut bottle FREE
Send Us your name aud address and you
will receive promptly. q full sized bottle.
You Dc cot oblzssts yourself 20 pay q cent
All Ne ask, after repsaids hare cared OF greatly
bonsdttsa 200 Il, that you fecoansnd pepsoid.
% yo1r frlsnds Tu Pspsotds te=day -thex I'll
.UJEt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

Mexico should follow Fulton. Drag
ging would be an excellent remedy
for some Of our muddiest street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

Nolen Morris, Of Galloway county
and Miss Loney Gardner, Of Clark, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

germs Of the stomach cannot resist pepsoids.
You thsory that most stomach Diseases are
brought about b. muifitudes Of nefari0us dis
easolbEeodtnR Eerne must Be cofrtcL judging
use Of pour PepsoidE / consider 'fepsolds tho
beat. ard most valuable remedy get discovered
Tor the tFeetmeatofs stubborn stouachailmeufA
Pepsoids cure Dyspepsia and all
Stomach Diseases. in a nes way. by re-
pairing the wornout lining ofthe Stomach
and at the same time, destroy all disease
breeding germs. Dyspepsis and The worst
d recommended BY c. w. CRls
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

First Monday In February !.
Monday In May, first Monday 10 =
gust and nr-t Monday in NovennOe'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
AuDRArn COURT CALEsDH
CIRCUIT

CIRCUIT COURT
Meets third Monday in January I.
Monday 10 June and third honOA'
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