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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
NTH M0ROS'
KIGHTEKz AMERICANS WE'RE
KILLED AND FIFTY w0UN-
DRD In TAKING A FORT
REss
|sII HUNDRED NATIVES DEAD.
The Sixth Infantry, which Left
Lcavenwcrth Thirteen Months
ago, in the Engagement
sI HUNDRED NATIVES DEAD,

Manila, March 9.-An important
action between American forces and
hostile Moros has taken place near Jolo
Fifteen enlisted men Of the military
were killed, four commissioned officers
and thirty-two enlisted men wounded
A navel contingent operating with the
military suffered se7eral casualties.
The Moros lost COO mel killed
The Americans took q strong fort
rss situated In the crater OF a volcano
The last ioo feet Of the ascent was
extremely steep and there were
hfty ridges covered with timber that
had 70 be stormed. The artillery was
lifted BY block and tackle up three
hundred feet Of the ascent,
GENERAL wooD's REroRT.
Major General Leonard Wood, com
mander Of the Division Of the Philip
pines, reports as follows from Jolo.
capital OF the Zulu islands:
A severe action between troops, q
naval detachment and constabulary
and hostile Moros. has taken place at
Mount Dsjo Rear Jolo. The engage
ment opened the afternoon Of March
6 and ended the morning VI March 5
The action involved the capture Of
Mount Dajo, q lava cone 200 feet
high with a crater az its summit and
extremely steep. The last 400 feet
were at an angle Of sixty degrees, and
there were fifty perpendicular ridges
|~coyered with , growth Of timber and
strongly fortified and defended by an
invisible force Of Moros.
THE LEADERS OF TIE ATTACK.
The attacking columns we're comman-
ded by Major Omar Bundy, Captain
E. p. Lawton, Captain Rivers, Cap
tain L. NJ. Koehler. Captain MEG lach-
lin and Lieutenant Johnston.
The officers and men engaged high
Iy commend the Moro constabulary,
who did excellent work, their causual-
ties numbering seventeen out OF the
force OF forty four engaged.
The army casualties were fifteen
enlisted men killed, four commissioned
officers and thirty two enlisted men
wounded. The naval casualties num-
bered two, Ensign ii. d Cooke, it,,
OF the United States steamer Pampan-
"a, was severity wounded and Coxswain
Gilmore was severely wounded In the
elbow.
The Coustabulary causualties were
Captain John r. White, wounded In
the thigh, severely; three enlisted
men killed and thirteen wounded.
Captain Tyree 3 Rivers suffered a
slight iiesh wound in the thigh; Lieu
eutant Gordon Johnston IA slightly
wounded In the right hand; Lieuten-
ant wylie T Conway Of the sixth In
fantry was slightly wounded in the
left eye. All the wounded are doing
well.
COLONEL DUScAN's DIRECTIONS.
Colonel Joseph w. Duncan OF the
Sixth infantry directed the operations.
All the defenders OF the Moro strong.
hold were killed. Six hundred bodies
were found on the field
The action resulted In the extinc-
ton OF a band Of outlaws who, recog.
MIXING no chief, had been raiding
friendly Moros, and owing to their de-
iance Of the American authorities had
stirred up a dangerous condition Of
affairs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

THE Macon MOL Times Democrat
under the heading bad Taste"
editorially says: Some rules Of eti-
quet are so Tagrantly violated that
II becomes necessary sometimes TO
call a halt. A card Of thanks 10 those
who have assisted In the sickness or
death, cannot be anything u public
but q card of disgust. Why publicly
thank those whose duty IL was to
assist you anyway. II you desire to
thank theses who have given you un-
usual attention do 1t In person ,or write
them a letter thanking them for their
kind assistance. Never rush into pub
lie print to thank a few intimate
friends for showing you q c0urtsst that
rlghtfully belongs 70 you. Not long
since we noticed a card thanking
those who helded put out a IRE that
originated in the dwelling. Is il not
The duty of every man who sees bis
neIghbors house on fire. 70 lend assis-
lance in exsinguishing FLAMES and
saving property? Never give thanks
70 the public for private assistance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
BUMPS FROM THE Kinks.

$1,000 -
sJ.ohn" said the pretty girl 70 nef
escort as she fell in the SKATING rins,
~ can't skate a bit,I guess | displayed
nv ignorance. Maybe that Is what
All The men are r~ubbering' a.
replied the lad.
Miss Blake after a hard fall jumped
quickly to her feet and asked M.
soandSo if be noticed her agility.
q fes,p be replied ''but | never heard
them called that before.
NJ. but some women have tempers-
rhe other afternoon a boy OF SIX was
skating by a feminine spectator at
one Of the Kinks and fell, the greater
part Of bis weight alighting on TIE
lady,s pet corn. AS the younRstei
arose the possesser Of calloused digit
glanced cautiously about and findiDa
herself unobserved, administered
hard kick in the bosom Of the lad
pants. Unfeeling creature. Are you
not aware that Is where the fool
always hits him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

believe in the work | am doing
and In ny ability to get results l
believe an honest newspaper is the
greatest influence for good in modern
life and / shall, therefore, always be
proud that / an a newspaper man.
| believe in working, not waiting, in
laughing not weeping, in boosting not
Knocking and n the pleasure Of doing
nv work for its own sake 1 believe
The only way 70 get a thing IS to 90
aud get it and that one Soop to-day
iswozth two prospects for to-norroW
| believe there kasoo0p somewhere
fcr every man who is wiling - dig Il
out. / believe in The Square Deal
viii see things without prejudic'
and write things as ! see them |
win never violates confidence or U.s.
the news columns Of ny paper t. vent
spersonal spite will try TO get al
the news, get all the news and get j
first.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
JEALOUS,KILLSSISTE
ATLANTA WOMAN SHOOTS Be
CAUSE OF HER HUSBANDS
ALLEGED ATTENTIONS.
WEDDING OF VICTIM NEAR.
Slayer Surrenders TO Police, But De-
clares She Was justified
For Crime.

ATLANTA, Ga, March 10-Mrs.
Edward Standifer, aged %, to day
shot and killed her sister, Miss Chap
pell Whisenant, aged Is, because, she
declared, her husband had been too
attentive to the victim. Miss Whise-
nant was to have been married next
Wednesday to a young business man
of Seneca, S. c.
Early in the day Mrs. St2ndifer
went to the home OF her brother-in-
law, d. p. Durham, where Miss
Whisenant lived, and entered the
sleeplng-room OF her sister. Soon
four shots were heard, and when mem
bers Of the family rushed into the
room they found Miss Whisenant ~
ing on the bed wounded just above
the heart. She died bali an hour later
without having spoken.
Mrs. StandIfer was allowed TO leave
the place, and later telephoned to her
brother-in-law asking II Miss Whise-
nant was dead. On being answered
10 the affirmative, Mrs. Standifer ex-
pressed no regret, and said she would
follow Mr.. Dunham's advice and sur
render TO the police. She was arrest
ed later, and during the day %conyersed
freely With the police officials, declar-
Ing that she had avenged her out
ragged w~omanhood."
Mr.. Stlndifef came to Atlanta about
two years ago from Gadsden, Ala
where he married. His father, be
said, is W. S. Standifer, United States
marshal at Gasden, and his uncle, W.
H.. Standifer, assistant district at.
torney at that place. He was detain-
ed at the police station after his wife
was arrested on the suspicion that be
may have had some knowledge Of the
| crime.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
THOUGHT THAT Has HELPED.

A gentleman never speaks Of him
self except when compelled, never de-
tends himself by q mere retort; be has
no ears for SANDER or gossip is scrup-
ulOus in imputlng motives to those
who interfere with him, and inter
prets everything for the best. BE is
never mean OF little in disputes, never
takes unfair advantage, lever mis-
takes personalities or sharp sayings
for arguments, or insinustes evil
which he dare not say out. From
a long sighted prudence be observes
the maxim Of the ancient sage: that
we should ever conduct ourselves to
wards our enemy ash he were one day
to be Jul friend he has too much
good sense TO be atfronted at insults
and be is too well employed to remem-
Der injuries.
CARDINAL NEWMAN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
Funeral Of 8. II. Bell.

Funeral services over the remains
Of S. n. Bell, aged 70 years, formerly
of Mexico, who died Sunday evening
al his home in Kansas CITY, were con-
Quoted from the residence OF j. NJ.
Haskell in south Mexico at l:30 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon, By C. G. Selecman.
The pail. bearers we're John AbbAy,
W. I. Reath, j. b. Botkin, s. p. En-
mons, ]. p. Boatman and J. ID. Pratt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
VAUGHN, RYAN And
RAYMOND APPEAL
THREE coEvICTs SENTENCED
TO HANG APRIL 90 BUT
STAY OF EXECUTION IS
GRANTED.
SUPREME COURT MUST DECIDE,
Case Win Net Be Passed Upon
Before Next Murderer
show Littls Concern When
Date Of Execution Is
FIXED.
SUPREME COURT HUsf DECIDE,

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-. March 10
Convicts Harry Vaughn, George Ryan
and Edward Raymond were arraigned
in the Circuit Court this morning
ana sentenced to Be hanged A pril %
1905.
A STAY Of execution was granted,
and meantime an appeal to the Sup
rene Court win follow, notice Of
which was filed Immediately after sen
tence was pronounced and the motion
for a new trial oyerruled. The appeal
will not reach the Supreme Court I'M
til the call OF the October docket
Sentence was passed upon the con.
yicts BY Judge w. H Martin shortly
after court opened at . O'Clock this
morning. Early as the hour was, the
courtroom was filed With curious
people, all eager to note how the con-
yicts would demean themselves. No
thing OF a sensational character took
place.
The cenvicts we're brought into
court by Sheriff Al Smith and three
Of his deputy Sherifs and seated fac
ing the audience.
Harry Vaughn vas first sentenced
ASKED il be had anything to say why
sentence should not be passed upon
him, be remained silent. Judge Mar
tin stated that it would be heartless
In the court TO make any remarks
touching the crime Of which Vaughn
had been convicted, and be forthwith
pronounced the sentence. concluding
the same with the words "And may
God have mercy on your sOuln
Vaughn did not vince or change
lcolor in the least. He was much
calmer than the court
Raymond next stood up and receiy'
ed sentence. Addressing him, Judge
Martin said that be had received q
fair trial, and the court knew OF nc
reason why the death penalty should
not be imposed
RAYMOND was very pale and much
Affected by the sentence Of the court
He appeared to be on the point Of
collapse when he took his seat
George Ryan did not cease TO chew
tobacco vigorously when sentence wa
pronounced upon him. His neadylit
tie eyes roved all over the courtroom
and to outward Appearances he was
the least concerned man in the court
room when the death penalty was pro
nuunced.
The convicts were retar0ed 70 ths
P~enitentiaTy. where they will remAil
until the Supreme Court finally dis
poses Of theit appeal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
Advertised Letters.

List OF letters remaining In the Post
Once at Mexico, No., for the week
ending March Is. 1906, which If not
called for in thirty days will be sent
to the dead letter Office at Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters in this
list will please say ADVERTISED
Brown, Robt Argyle
Brown, Dollie Dew, Estella
Cauth0rne, Mrs Stella
Daniels, Mrs Florence
DAMS, Mrs Nancie
Daniels, Rev W II Galligar, Nancy
Garner, Lizzie Heltzel, W II
Hayes, Mandie Hamilton, Walter G
johnson, Raf Klindt, FL
Kelley, Kate Lewis, Jas w
Loomis, Emma Love, Spencer
Minor, Frank Pearson, Jessie
Riney, Rev J A Robinson, Walter
Sloop, Sam Spillonor, Mrs Susie
Wriden, WV Wren, Homer
GEO. II. KUNKEL,
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

Notice is hereby giIen
t~estamentary upon
John Il. Harrison, dee
granted % the undei
Probate Court Of 49,
bearing date March 3
All persons having
said estate are Ttqsa
them for allowances 80
cd executrix within
the date Of said letsei
be pFecIuded from any
estate, and II such ri
exhibited within tso
time Of the publicatloas
they will be forever
MARY BELL "a
SIT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
Executors Eo;is

Notice Is hereby given =
t~estamentary upon Tie ]
e. S. p. Wiley, deceased
granted TO the undeNs
Probate Court Of Audralas
bearing date March ., l
All persons having el1
said estate are Teqaifea
them for allowances 70 I'd
ed executor within
after the date Of SAID lsia|
may be precluded from y
said estate, and If sucht Gu
exhibited within two ysl
time OF the publication
they will be forever ANA
J. r. l0Es
SEAT 4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

The LEDGER is informed that at
least a portion OF East Monroe street
will be paved. IL is understood that
the street from the residence Il A. S.
Houston TO 7. J. Gibsoa's home will
be paved early in the summer. The
maturity Of the property owners along
this part Of the street are anxious for
this Improvement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
win De Buried Here.

The remains OF S. IL. Bell. aged
about 70 years, who died At his home
In Kansas City Sunday night, viii be
brought TO this city for burial Tues
day. Deceased was . brother or Ms.
@. NJ Haskell, Of this city. and for
merry lived here where be is well
known. The LKDokR joins the com
munity In extending sympathy TO the
perceived family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

SOME Of Mexico's most enterprisiDg
people live on East Monroe street and
We feel sure that paving will be put
down on that thoroughfare this
spring. Candidly, we feel that this
investment win prove beneficial to
every foot Of ground On the street
Street paving in Mexico will receive a
severe blow If this street is not paved
this year
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
Rebskahs at Centralia.

A Rebekah Lodge was instituted at
Centralla Saturday evening by mem
bers OF the Rebekah order Of this city.
The Centralla organization will be
known as the Starr Rebekah Lodge,
and now has an enrolment o. forty
members
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
PUBLIC SALE.
TUESDAY, R 90, 1905.

Having rented my farm, l will sell
at public auction at my residence, 7
miles southwest OF Mexico, better
known as the L n. Luckett farm, on
Tuesday March 20, 1906, at 10 O'Clock
a. ~, the following personal property,
tO-vit:
81 HEAD OF LIVE STOCK
HORSES head, consisting Of 4
draft mares, Ia fOal BY imported draft
horse; l single driving mare, LADY
broke, 3 draft colts, coming one-yeaT-
Olds.
CATTLE-l6 head, consisting Of 6
milk cows, one with young calf by her
side and / will be fresh soon; 1 register.
ed Sbortborn bull, 4 steers Coming
tw0-year-olds; s calves, coming one.
year-olds.
HOGS-35 head, consisting Of 6 re.
gtstered Poland China brood sow m
not sold before day OF sale) and 30 head
Of shoats, weighing from 50 to lbs
pounds.
About $50 Plymouth Rock Hens.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
? farm wagons lone newf / single
top buggy lgVOd as new; I new two
seat canopytop surry, Moline make; /
new Hayes corn planter, check rover
add drill combined; 2 new Moline six
shovel riding ~cultivators, l good Eve
foot moving machine, 2new fourteen
inch holi.Ie walking plOWs, / three
horse, sixteen-inch J. i. Case sulky
pi0s, ! f0ur-h0fse disc, ! suIky hay
rake, l two horse steel frame harrow.
! good band corn shelter, l new end.
gate seeder, I hay Frame grind stone.
2 sets Of good double work harness and
I setof single harness
Terms u Sale-Ali sums Of SO and
under, cash; oye that amount a credit
OF 8 months will be given with an an
proved hankable note bearing s per
|cent interest from date OF sale. Moth.
y . removed until terms are CON-
piled With.
FRANK GOODRICH.
Ia n Io4FraaW AnnNf.r.a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

THE Mexico LEDGER is in hearty
accord with the idea OF having the
ladies Of the city organize and take an
interest 10 beautifying the streets and
lawns. Some Of the ladies notified
the LEDGER last year that they were
going 20 have flower beds put in the
Court House yard, and in this way we
could probably get clear Of the ash
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
Execut0Ts 10

Notice is hereby i've
OF testamentary uoa
William II. Burch, -
q to the una5Is
Probate Court oil \
bearing date Januar
All persons haylns
said estate are re4i
them for allowances
ed executor within ~
the date OF said ~.
may be precluded lT9S
said estate. and II saea
exhibited within w
time OF the pu5licatiSI,
they will be forever TsB
5O-4t II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
Administrator ID

Notice is hereby given
Of administration upon
Squire Roberts, deee2
granted 10 the 1naels
Probate Court Of Auag
bearing date Februaf! i
All persons having
said estate are require
them for allowances %
signed administering
year after the date q
they may be preeluded !
it OF said estate and i
not exhibited within W
the time Of the PuoiA
J. 7.
ks-4t Adr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

Notice is hereby 90
OF admlnistxation
Enoch Heltzel, 1850
granted to the unlaS
Probate Court Of
bearing date Fehrain
All persons havius
said estate are Tel
them for allowance,
ed enthusiastically aIs.ssaI
the date OF said pr|
may be preclude irosSI
said estate, and !; $50,
exhibited within lsss1
time Of the puolicssrI
wy ~ + g. 80
5iAt Pub Admit. Aa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
NEVER KISSED HER m
Court Has Sympathy Wiz
and Grants Divorce 10 i,

NEWARK, N. J., Mach i
Chancellor Emery to-day, d
clusion Of the hearing Of d.
suit Drought BY Henri i.
Brooklyn, announced tia. J
advise a decree in the c,g .
the husband and diyorcips 4
sed wife
Mrs Leibe, who was Nisy.
Newell. denied her husbans,'
that she had kissed Charls /
the correspondent. She Want
and denied she ever was i'm
KAN, not even her husband
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

". W. MCKINNEY IS getting up a
commercial map Of Mexico. II ap-
pears TO the LEDGER as though this
map would De a great benefit 70 ali
property hoIden in the city, and that
Mr.. Mckinney should have the cor
dial support Of our people IN this en-
ternrise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

FARMERS complain that the worst
roads In the county are just inside Of
the city limits. Headington bill, for in
stance, is almost impossible The city
should drag the roads inside The
limits while the farmers are dragging
those In the county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

The Columbia Herald is very earn
est 10 its support Of street paving ans
says: About street paving. The
property owner has five yezrs in which
to pay the assessment for the paving
II 1t would cost 500 for the paving in
front Of your property, that would be
90 Z year. Brick lasts always
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

THERE have been several com
plants made to the LEDeDR in refer
ence u boys and young men cutting
and defacing fences. Prosecutions
will follow unless there is a reform
along this line
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

The University authorities Of Co
Iumbia are going TO enforce the Law
against selling liqour TO students Of
the State University, or any other
school. This law shonld have been
enforced aif The time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

The Congressional COMMITTEES viii
meet 10 Mexico tomorrow and hx the
date Of the primary for congressman
10 this county % the same date as the
county primary. This will meet the
hearty Approval Of all concerned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

WHEREAS, Z. NJ. BOtb,,
Eliza A. Buchanan, bis via
certain mortgage datsf /
Is, 1902, and recorded ia \
Office Of Audrsin 81
souri, ia deed book No L,tfa
page 503, conveyed TO the0crr1
drain, State Of MiSSOQn. All
ing described real estateN tal
and being Ia the eouuv ii
and the State Of Missouri, b1
Ali the east half Of thspd
quarter Of section numteis |
i've (356 In Township End
Range Five l5) west Of The ID
and containing eighty la I'd
or less, according To the UaA1|
Government Surveys thgled
Which said conveyance u
TO secure the payment u
bonds Ia said mortgage iall
And, whereas, said describe
now due and remain unR
therefore, AZ the request d
holder and 10 puRua1oe |
provisions Of said m0rlgsge
Mexico, Missouri,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

DEMOCRATIC editors who are going
TO attend the Kansas City dinner On
April 18th, should at once notify J r.
Lowell,.of the Moberly, No, Demo
erat and send him g. This meeting
promises 70 be one Of the largest
gatherings Of editors eve held 10 the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
Thurmond.CarIisle

On March 18th, 1906, DR.. A. A. Wal
lace, at the Presbyterian parsonage
married RE .Thurmond and Margaret
Carlisle, both Of Auxyasse, Mo. Mr..
Thurmond is a prominent stock grow
er OF Galloway, and a son Of Hon n.
d, Thuruoud. Of Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

TEE sooner the United States Sena-
tors are elected by the people the
sooner the people will be represented
In the Senate
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

Misses Fannie Douglass and Carrie
Couchman viii give a report Of the
Student Volunteer Convention at
Nashville, Sunday evening at $50 In
stead OF the regular B. Y. P. U. All
are invited TO attend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

The Mexico Weekly LEDGER en-
tiers upon It's f~ortyeighth year this
week. The management will con-
tinue 10 make every issue better than
the previous one.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

HANNIBAL. No, Is arranging to.
subscribe 3 $4,000 bonus In order TO.
secure 9 big shoe manufacturing es-
adjustment That s the way 70 make
a citF.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

Ben Haynes, a~practical house mover
Of nine years experience. IS now pre-
pared to raise and move houses in first
class shape. II you have . building
you want moved or raised and leveled
up, E him or leave orders at Mason
Creasey's second hand store. doawtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
BRED SOWS FOR SALE

NE 'EDGkWOoD STOCK FARM one mile sou.hx.s, =, u.-4m
,s 81 speoaSo pure bred swine and hlghcass poultry. The sows
nrsosss !" i. =, Me nIstosA aud guaranteed safe In pig. They are offered Al
pH"Ss ~ a FARMERS and breeders can afford 70 buy their
-. 80 = ". Leshorn, W. II. Turkey and p Duck and 7. ceo.- com
Ihaye been a breeder a puye No.
what practical farmers and breeders VA 7 ~"n 'e4e'e
Come and Inspect stock OF wriIe me. "N peo..~o AN
F. z. VENT. Mexicn No
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

Shelby Berry and Miss Emma
Dufien, both Of this city. we're mar
ried Sunday night 1t . O'Clock BY Rev.
A. A. Wall1ce.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

Married, Wednesday afternoon, by
DR.. +. N. Sboush, at the home OF the
bride, northwest q town, Edward NJ
Blase, Of Mount Leonard, Saline
county, No and Helena f Llerhei-
mer, Of Audrain county,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

The best investment . Mexico prop
erty owner can make at this time is
street paving.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

Harvey Brown, Of Indian Territory,
formerly with the Turner-Jaekson
Mercantile Company, Of this city, IS
the guest OF friends here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

II you want 70 buy or sell land see
Lakenan q Barnes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
FRIDAY. MARCH ls,

between the hours d aa al
N OF that day, at the east
% the court house In the dV
leo, Ia Audrain County, As
the above described real q
much thereof as may be "a
pay of said bonds deserted
mortgage and expenses d
this sale under mortgaa
auction to the highest olass
A P. J0Hy
80 AZ Sheriff Of Audza
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

MEXICO is going tohavs severalnew
buildings this spring.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

The county candidates find that The
roads need dragging.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

Miss Mary Wharton, OF Columbia,
is the guest OF Miss BeSs Jackson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
TRUSTEES SAN

William Kemper and III
Hot Springs Arkansas oasd|
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

FRANK GOODRICH.
las. I. JOHNSON, AuctioneeF.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15

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