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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-05
! rsES SOCIALISM
,,,z Chicago Professor De-
of Failure.

~. Chicago Professor De-
|:ixailosophy of Failure.
|sa Dec. 4.-During an ex-
Wle labor question, Prof.
|Thr aughlin of the Univer-
|airfho told the members of
Il, sipdustrial Association of
rn guest he was at a
4 itilight, that socialism is
| |5y rof failure. He declared
Ia r. rallying themselves with
In n d themselves failures,
|a.., sty To do for them what
Il, i unable 10 accomplish
| lIu,.in 4. took up the labor
Eu ,-ngloved hands and first
Mr fair play in behalf of
~ He asserted that bet
p u Gould he derived by re-
|ear tariff on raw materials
Psds wonld rebound to the
Employer and employee.
{ markets abroad and
nes ts for home consump-
| Il nd capital must work in
|-s al the banquet were
esident of the associa-
|EVancleave Of ST. Louis.
~ responded to the
|Eh oesident of the United
|bnpScd President Roosevelt
drew Jackson. He was
conduct in steering q
|, ,T gn labor questions and
to "capitalistic trusts
Fhes s. In conclusion he
tf Vel do not rcnominaEe
couS.velt for President in
|nsih adv renominatcd in the
kss itLmerican people. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-05
SOCIETY
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.
An interesting wedding will

: An interesting wedding will
. be that of Mrs. Flora Clement,
/. formerly of this city. now Of
: Washington, ID. c.. and Capt.
. Sidney Cloman. the newly ap-
: pointed British attache at Lon
: don. which will take place this
: evening at Lakewood, the home
: Of Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Ham
: mond, in New Jersey. The
: bride and groom will leave to-
: morrow for London.
: Mrs. F. A. Bird will enter
. tain at n Kensington on Thurs
. day afternoon in honor of Mrs.
. Francis Smith of Muscogeon,
Mich,
Miss Mccormick will enter
tain informally at bridge this
. afternoon in honor of Miss
: Laura sherman.
. The Sewing club Will meet
this afternoon with Miss Flor
: encc Grant,
!. Miss Jean Spencer will enter.
: tain informally this evening,
The marriage Of Miss Mona
: Banks and Melvin Peterson
Will take place today.
. The marriage Of Miss Belle
. Wallace of Castle Gate and II.
. Lawrence Beemer Will take
. place on Friday evening AT the
: home of the bride s parents.
: The groom is in the ottce of the
: Utah Fuel company, and the
. young people will make their
. home in Castle Gate for the
/. present.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Keith entertained
few friends at an informal dinner
last evening in honor of Mr., and Mrs.
Hoyt Sherman.
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Miss Lena Hague entertained num-
Der of friends at 4 delightful musical
last evening at the NJ. H. Walker home
on South Temple street. The parlors
and library were decorated with vel
low and white chrysanthcmums and
smilax. Pink Prosperity carnations
were used in the dining-room Those
assisting on the informal musical pro-
gramme were Mrs. Stafford Miss Ccce-
liza Sharp, Karl A. scbeid and NJ. Fl.
Walker. Twenty-Five guests were en-
tertained the hostess being assisted dur.
ing the evening by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H.
Walker.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Thomas Kcarns.
accompanied by Miss Helen Kcarns and
Tom and Edmund Kearns, arrived IN
the city last evening from the kcarns
ranch near Santa Rosa, Cal,
Mrs. John r. Hurst of Ogden. ac.
companied by her little daughters.
Mary and Elizabeth, are the guests
Of. Attorney-Gencral and Mrs. NJ. A.
Breeder for the week.
Society was well represented last
evening at the opening performance of
the college Widow, number of
parties being arranged for the play
Mr.. and Mrs, David Keith entertained
a few friends at an informal dinner
last evening in honor of Mr., and Mrs.
Hoyt Sherman.
Miss Crawford entertained few
friends at an informal bridge tea yes
terday afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-05

Phone Duvall about that Wall paper,
Painting, etc. You will save money,
TIME and worry. Don t wait till sprjng.
W, \. DUVALL, l1O W. I'd So. Sc.
Ind. Tel ll45. Bell Tel. ll45 &.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12

Reed Burke and Harry Brown re-
turned home from Kansas City with
5 car loads OF cattle averaging weight
Of to car load 1877 at $50 and , car
loads 1887 at 4.40.
o.. R. Sims disposed OF his black
horse to @. V. Wayne at S65.
Joe Considine purchased two mule
colts from B. A. Brown, n for sl25
and one at $50.
Judge Sims bought loo barrels Of
corn from Newt Davis at $3.50 per
barrel.
John Holman sold to Jim Sims Jr.
a mule at 1877 10.
Nolan McCowen got $40 for a mule
be sold to Charlie Dunn.
j. +. Brown paid s640 for some fat
hogs fsom W. Fl. Sims and G. Fl. Brown
to go in August.
Joe Crews purchased some fat hcRs
from Joe Bradley at Sl2 a head
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12
FROM YoUNGS CREEK.

FhOM 1OUNUO CHEEh.
Correspondence OF the Ledger.
YoUNGs CREEK, July Q Rev Smith
will begin a series Of meetings at OH
vet Monday night, Jnly 9, assisted by
the pastor from Montgomery City,
The crops are looking we'll. Some
of the farmers are through laying by
corn, ready for the harvest Some are
putting up hay already.
VIM. Mundy was buying up a load Of
butcher stuff. He bought one heifer
from James Daymude, weight 100 lbs.
one from G. T. Schiefer weighing $50
pounds.
T. Leeper delivered one 265 pound
hog to Powell & Mundy at SO 25 per
hundred.
Col. Peck delivered to-day the SO
head Of hogs at 1925 per hundred to
Mexico shippers.
W. W. Mundy bought OF Frank Ed
wards a car load of fat cattle at "a. IS
per hundred, to be delivered between
now and the 18th OF this month.
Ed Settle and family, of Worcester,
visited his father, DR.. Settle, lait week
Sidney and Claude HALEY we visit
ing at Mrs. Fannie Crawford's recent
ly.
Mrs. Dollie Berry was the guest Of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12
CHAMP ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
CHAMP, June 11.-Rev. Smith filed
his regular appointment at Bethel
Sunday morning and evening.
The ice cream supper at Mr.. VIM.
Harrison last Saturday evening was
well attended. The members OF
Prairie View Church wish to thank
the various churches for assisting
them SO kindly in the supper, and also
for their attendance.
Little Miss Wilmoth Jesse is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Smith Of
near Cant.
W. #. Settle is through cutting
oats.
Miss Fannie Hickman is visiting
her Aunt near Tulip.
Miss Nellie Roberts OF Mexico visit
ed her uncle Mr.. Fred Roberts and
family last week.
Our genial road overseer Mr.. Y. G,
Thomas is vesy busy fixing culverts
and getting the road In fine order fol
travel.
Miss Lottie Goodrich of Mexico II
visiting her brother MIR. Lon. Goodrich
and wife, this week.
Miss Blanch Meiman was the guest
Of Miss Hattie Davis Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12
SKINNER ITEMS.

correspondence OF the Ledger
SKINNER, July ll-Prof Collins
solicitor for Stephens College, Col
umbia, is In our midst 10 the interest
OF that institution
Rev G G Long filled his regular APP
pointment at Bethlehem Sunday and
Sunday night A large crowd greeted
the speaker at each meeting. The
school school had SO in it that morn
ing.
At the Fox school picnic Friday a
week a most pleasant day was had by
all present. We understand Ice cream
was plentiful, pretty girls galore and
gallant young men much ln evidence
were the main features OF the oc-
caslon.
NJ. L. Long the picture man, is here
delivering pictures.
Sterling Carter sold three cotton
mules to Lee Green recently at 1852
and Taylor Dowell one to same party
at $3.50.
John Sharp shipped a load OF lambs
to market Monday which he partly
raised and bought the remainder at
$3.50 per 100 lbs.
Miss Mollie Bahon, Of Sedalia, Mo-,
Is here the guest of the Misses Chap
man.
Miss Katie Varnon is In Kirksville
the guest OF friends.
The base ball game between Skim
ner and Moline will be pulled off on
the Skinner ground next Saturday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. At s O'Clock
on same evening and same place an
Ice cream supper will be given by the
boys the Skinner picked nine In the
lead.
McGinnis & Gray, Of C~entralia, were
10 our midst last week and purchased
a load OF cattle Of A. W. Powell at IS
per hundred. They weighed up Mon
day, July 9 and topped the beam at
1850 lbs average.
Miss Bessie Tanner formerly ouI
assistantmerchant is now post mistress
at Thompson.
At Liberty next Sunday the Chris
tian denomination will hold their an
nual basket dinner. A big dinner and
a large crowd Away out at old Liberty
This time will be but a repetition OF
all former occasions
J B Stephens and family, of Mexico
were here visiting several days re-
Gently,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12
License Revoked.

The state board Of heath has revok-
ed the license Of DR.. Fl. g. McFall, Of
M~exico,on account Of "unprofessional
and dishonorable conduct. DR.. Fl. @.
McFall, of Mexico, was represented by
Attorney W. W. Fry. After DIR. Nc
Fall explained his a S to the board
MI. Fry explained IL from a Legal
standpoint. To the Globe.D Democrat
he declared that the state board was
endowed with too much power. "Be'
sides that" Attorney Fry said, sit
accepts testimony which is not per.
missible. 1t can revoke a physicians
license on heresay testimony, letter.
and other such truck. It's a disgrace
for a body with such power to exist
There is no M to appeal to after II
has heard what 1t believes is the cas-
and has acted accordingly. The leg
islature should and must revoke thil
law. 1t was enacted in 1885,"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12
-MAR7INSBURG ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
MARTINsBURe, July 1l,-Mrs. Will
cox,o Of Vandalia, is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jarboe
Welsh and Ruth Newman, Of Mil
waukee, are spending the summer
with their aunt, Mrs Wheeler Stuart
at Venice.
The NJ, W. A. will give a picnic In
the park on August Sth.
Mrs. Burchard spent Sunday with
her daughter In Mexico.
Pinkney French and family spent
Sunday in Mexico.
Mrs. Chas. Williams is visiting In
Slater.
Master Morey and Field Diven have
returned from q weeks visit with their
grandmother 10 Centralia.
The Methodist Sunday School had
their Ohildren's Day programme Sun
day night. The children did well for
the short time they had to prepare
for 1t.
Miss Mary Holterman is visiting in
st. Louis
Mrs. John Baker, Of Mexico, visiting
her sister, Mrs. Diven last week.
Miss Edna Walker, of trinidad, Colo,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs Pinkney
French.
Miss Mamie Fennewald was at Mex.
leo Tuesday,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12
ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
Every one is feeling fat and fine
while our bountiful fruit and crops
are being harvested.
Mrs. Reed Burk has been the guest
Of her sister Mrs. Willie Offut of Full
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lum Dawson OF Mex
leo spent Friday with their neice Mrs.
j. M. Sims.
Miss Nell Davis entertained Mes
DANES Brown, Diggs, Rece from Gen.
tralia Friday.
Ramona and Willie Robinson spent
the week with their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly.
Born to viii Blair and wife June %
a ten pound girl.
Born to William Wayne and wife a
10 pound Democrat.
Geo. Brown, Cook Groves have been
on the jury the past week.
Mrs. johnson Davis has returned
home from the Temple OF Health in
Kansas City, much improved, we are
glad to learn.
Emma and Harold Groves are the
proud owners of a new lawn swing.
Homer Robinson and family spent
the fourth in Centralia.
VIM Groves from Mexico was out
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS.
Don't Mistake the Cause of Your
Troubles-A Mexico Citizen Shows
How to Cure Them.

Many people never suspect their
kidneys. II suffering from a lame,
weak or aching back they think that
1t is only a muscular weakness; when
urinary trouble sets in they think 1t
will soon correct itself. And so 1t is
with all the other symptoms OF kidney
disorderers. That Is just where the
danger lies You must cure these
troubles or they lead to diabetes or
Bright's disease. The b:st remedy to
use is Doan's Kidney Pills. 1t cures
all ills which are caused by weak or
diseased kidneys Mexico people tes-
tify to permanent cures.
John s, Wilson, living In North
Highland Addition, Mexico, Mo, says:
81 know what Doan's Kidney Pills
are. / have used several boxes and
have never known them to fail in
bringing relief to those suffering
from their back and kidneys Recent
ly | had an extremely lame back, IL
was lumbago and it panied me con-
tinually night and day. ! could hardly
rise from a chair and every sudden
movement caused sharp twlnges to
dart through me, l went up to
Buckner & Whitney's drug store and
got a box Of Doan's Kidney Pills and
before / had finished the one box the
lumbago was gone and l was all right
again. l have never had a more relia'
BILE medicine. l think Doan's Regu'
lets are splendid for constipation"
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12
ABOUT NEW FACTORY.
Hide and Leather Speaks Highly OF
the Morris Bros Mexico is Being
Advertised.

The following item il clipped from
Glide aud Leather published In
Chicago. The five Morris brothers
R NJ @. J.,E r., Frank and William
will leave the employ OF the George
f. Dittmann Boot & Shoe Company,
st. Louis, on September ]. Both Frank
and William are well and favOrably
known as leather buyers throughout
the country, the others having had
charge of various departments OF the
Dittman plants They will establish
a factory Of their own in Mexico, Mo-,
that town having guaranteed to build
them a plant, two stories high, 200 by
So feet, besides Offering a liberal cash
bonus. They will install machinery
to manufacture 1900 to 1880 pairs
per day,a only misses and chlldrea's
shoes will be manufactured. All OF
Morris Bors will have stock In the
Morris Bros, Shoe Company. bob"
Dittmann will succeed William and
Frank Morris as superintendent Of the
Dittman shoe factory. The many
friends OF the Morris brothers wish
them success In their new enterprise. y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12
FROM THOMPSON.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
Miss Carrie Jesse is the guest Of
Miss Bess Jackson Of Mexico.
Miss. E. f. Elliott is home from a
short visit to st. Louis friends.
Misses Mary Callahan and Alys
Hayden OF Mexico spent Sunday with
Miss Lula Callahan.
Miss Alice o. Brien and Ira Spur
ling and T. ]. O'Toole spent Monday
at Hannibal.
Mrs J. E. Tiger returned from STAN
berry Sunday.
Miss Bessie Burke returned to her
home near Mexico Thursday after a
pleasant visit to Miss Mabel Kilgore.
NJ. Duggan was here from st. Louis
to spend the fourth with relatives.
Miss Gertrude Fecht returned to
her home Sunday after spending a
few days here with relatives.
Fl. T. Cant has returned from a
business trip to Butte City Montana.
j. Sharp shipped one car load OF
sheep to ST. Louis Monday.
Cant and Considlne shipped one car
load OF hogs and one OF sheep to st.
Louis this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12
Council Notes.

The City Council was called to order
Monday evening by Council Abbay,
Mayor protein. All members present
except Mayor Graham and Mr.. Heller.
Cemetery Sexton Williams report Of
6 white and 2 colored burials during
the month ending July 9th was accept
ed; the street commissioners report
Of the Financial committee showing
83307. SO on hand also accepted.
Further time was asked by the COM
mittee on placing a watering trough in
the hitch lot.
Ordinance regarding the vacating
OF portions Of Abbot street and alley
in block 2 Morris addition, City Of
Mexico, was given first reading and
second reading by title
Ordinance regarding the acceptance
of the street paving was passed.
d G. Owen reported that he had
some paving brick left over from his
work on Jefferson street and would
sell it to the City cheap; the matter
was referred 10 the Street and ALLEY
committee with power TO act.
Motion carried that the Wabash
railroad be notified 10 stop the work
Of closing the street in the rear Of
their new station.
The trash cans were ordered repair
ed and painted.
Wallace Ball was given permission
to put In a 4 foot walk along his pro
perty.
A motion was passed to give the
Wabash railroad five days to repair
the approach to the Clark ave. bridge
and also the railing along the foot ap'
proach
They adjourned to meet Monday
| night July l6.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12
sUCKLING COLT KICKS
AND KILLS BOY!
Eddie Sievers Dies From Injuries Re.
ceived July 4-Kicked in Abdom-
en- by Young Colt.

Eddie Sievers aged IL years, the o
of Mr.. and Mrs. Claus SEWERS, living
seven and one half miles east Of this
city, died at 2 O'Clock Monday after
noon from injuries received on July
fourth when he was kicked II. the alb
domen by a sucking colt.
Young Sewers had just returned
from the field where he and bis father
had been blowing and was trying to
drive a mare with the colt by her side
into the barn when the colt wheeled
and kicked him In the abdomen.
Funeral services will be conducted
from the home Wednesday morning
and interment made in the Benton
City cemetery.
The parents who are new corners to
Audrain County have the sympathy OF
the entire community In their bereave.
ment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12
WILL BE MARRIED IN OCTOBER
Miss Martha Smith Announces Engag-
ment to Mr.. Thomas Kent Catron.

Alta luncheon given the Chatting.
Dish Club, Saturday afternoon in Col
umbia, Miss Martha Smith announced
her engagement to Mr., Thomas Kent
Catron Of Kansas City. The marriage
will be celebrated in October but no
date has been announced. None Of
the members Of the club anticipated
the announcement at this time and
it was a complete surprise when the
hostess told her friends.
Miss Smith, who visits In this city
is one of the most charming young
girls In Columbia and is deservedly
popular with every one who knows her
She was reared in Columbia and no
one OF the younger set has more
friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12
Mexico Shoe Factory.


A new shoe manufacturing company
is being formed in this city, to be
known as the Morris Bros Shoe COM
pany. 1t will build and operate a
large factory at Mexico, Mo-, plans for
the building are being prepared by ar
chitect H. G. Clymer. 1t is to be a
two story building 200x55 feet with
the latest improvements and a boiler
plant. The plant will cost about 25,'
900. The company expects to have
the building completed and occupied
by the end the year. 1t expects te
employ about 200 people. Most of the
members OF the new company were
formerly connected with the Dittmar
shoe concern.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12
Clark.Tilger.

At the home Of the brides parents
at Moberly, June 3Oth, at $3.50 O'Clock,
Miss Katie Neill Tilger and John W.
Clark were united In marriage by Rev.
Digger. After the ceremony an ele-
CANT lunch was served. The groom is
a popular young railroader and the
bride, who was a resident OF this place
until q few years ago, is a charming
lady of rare attachments, supplement-
ed by a most amiable disposition. She
will be a helpmate to her husband and
make his home earth's dearest place
to him. To this excellent couple the
best wishes Of their many friends here
are rendered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12

Percy Lenville, the ~three-yeas old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Richards
died Saturday Of malarial fever. Mr..
Richards, mail clerk oil the South
Branch mail train, moved to this city
some time since and the son who was
Ill when they came here gradually
weakened until the end Saturday.
The little fellow was a manly lad and
has many friends who mourn his death
The funeral was Monday Afternoon
from the house by Rev. Fl. L. Truck
The LEDGER joins the many friends
of the family in offering the ~slncerest
sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12
A BAD ACCIDENT
Farm Wagon Hit by Switching Train
Occupants Injured and Vehicle
Demolished.

Mr.. Harding and son, who reside
west Of this city, narrowely escaped
death late Saturday afternoon, when
the wagon they we're driving was
bit by a train. Both men were hurt,
but not seriously.
They were returning home after
spending the day in town and were
crossing the rail road tracks, by the
ice plant when the accident occurred.
The real Of the wagon was bit by a
switching Alton train and badly de-
molished. The shock threw Mr.. Har-
ding and bis son from the vehicle;
both sustained slight injuries.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12
VE NICE.

Correspondence OF the Ledger
VENICE, July ll.-Thrashlng and
harvesting are the topics Of the day.
The people in the community OF
Venice enjoyed their 4th In j. j..
Briggals Park There was over two
hundred present and they enjoyed
themselves by eating mutton and
talking. J. W. Johnson and G II.
Brown b~arbecued the sheep.
Miss Linnie Coil and Miss Haywood
are enjoying a pleasant vacation at
aunt Lizzie Coil, They are both from
Greeley, Colo
Miss Ruth and Master WEIGH New
man, Of Milwaukee, Wis, are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. Stuart and grand
parents, Capt Lott and wife.
The Misses Douglass, OF st. Louis
are visiting their cousin G. G. Doug
lass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Judy, Of Hanni.
bal, mourn the loss of their baby girl
who died the 4th of this month.
James Brady mourns the loss OF his
wife, Myrtle, who died Sunday morn
ing July sth. She was buried Mon
day morning July 9th at Liberty
church.
Miss Jalie Douglass, of Dallas, Tex,
is visiting her father, Mr.. W. A.
Douglass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atchins0n, OF Nc
Greedy visited Mrs. Atchinson's father,
C. A. Brown.
RowENA,J June l0.-Rev. Kern preach
ed at Antioch, Saturday and Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Faddis
July 4th a girl baby.
Jas. Lewis and family are entertain.
ing Mr.. Lewis mother.
Farmers are busy harvesting their
oats and wheat
Miss Lille Merry OF Moberly was
the guest OF home folks the fourth
She was accompanied home by heI
sister Miss Edith.
Some Of our young people attended
the lawn party at the home OF Mr.
Lipp Friday evening. Mr.. Lipp'
young people are excellent entertain
ers.
Several OF u people celebrated
the fourth In Centralia.
Miss Ethel Snidow closed a success
full term Of school inIExcelsor districi
Friday, with q picnic and an enjoyable
time is reported.
Several OF our citizens Delivers
hogs to R. C. Peck In C~entralia Thurs
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12

VIM. Byars, formerly OF Audrain
died in TT. Collins, Colo, Of consump-
tion last week and the remains were
brought to this county for interment.
The LEDGER joins other friends in ex-
tending sincerest sympathy to the
he.eayed family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12

j. Fl. Neil and family entertained
Mrs. Snidow and charming daughters
of Mexico Saturday.
J J. Walker entertained Rev. Long
Atty, Booth, Dan Rece Of Centralia
and Prof Collins Of Stephens College
Columbia, Sunday.
G. Fl. Rowe and family entertained
a number Of guests Sunday.
Several Of our people attended the
base ball game between Hollensville
and Skinner, at Skinner Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12
Homer Bassford and the Republic

The report that Homer Basstord
has severed his connection with
the St Louis Republic is without
foundation. The st. Louis Republic
has given Mr.. Bassford three months
vacation with full salary and have
sent him to Europe with his wife on a
special mission.
1t is expected that Mr.. Bassford will
return from Europe in October with
his old time good health, when he will
be made managing editor OF the Re-
public.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12

Gerald Garrett and Wash Fowles,
both Of this city, won claims in the
recent land drawing in Montana.
There were many thousands partici-
patlng in the drawing and Mexico
appearts to have more than her share
OF luck.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12
Min Burned at Centralia.

The Prairie Queen Mil in Centralla
burned Friday night, entailing a loss
OF about $500. The building caught
fire from the engine loom and lack Of
water works in Centralla pre- vented
its hafnU saved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-07-12
ERR a

A lady artist from New York will
give lessons 10 China decorating draw
ing and painting in exchange for
country board. Address S. e. II.
General Delivery
dlwI ST. Louis, Mo.