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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-16
Stickney, assisted by Mrs Charles
TietJen at the latters home.

Stickney, assisted by Mrs, Charles
Tietjen at the latter's home.
LUNT-PECK WEDDING.
marriage license has been issued
to l.. W. Peck OF Lehl aged 10. and
Maggie May Lunt OF Provo, aged 81,
DIR. LEES LECTURE.
\ large audience attended the lee.
turc given In College hall last evening
by Dr. Guy Carleton Lee on The True
Jefferson Davis" The eloquent lev.
turcr presented the president Of the
CCnfederacy as a man OF mark IN all
the walks Of life in which he figured,
ana as u Christian gentleman and a
good citizen, whose connection with the
Confcderacy was based on what he con-
sciertIously believed to be his duty.
TIE closing slecture Of the interesting
series OF lectures given under the aus
p.ces OF the Brigham Young university
Philosophical society will be given on
the Goth, when Or. Thomas T.. Green
viii lecture on The Key to the Twen-
tIeth Century"
OLD FOLKS ENTERTAINED.
The Fifth ward entertained it's old
folks yesterday in the ward house. and
the Sixth ward gave a similar enter
ta!rment today for the aged members
Of tie ward. 4 fine dinner and an In
torcstng progrom We're enjoyed I'm each
case.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT
The demurrer In the case of j. w. y.
Vhltecotton vs. j. II. Frisby. mayor
and W. +, Harding recorder the sc-
ton brought to restrain them from H.
suing Provo city water and artificial
light bonds was heard yesterday by
Judge Booth and taken under advise
ment TIL Saturday at o'clock. This
demurrer Is on the ground that the
| complaint does not state facts sufficient
| to constitute a cause Of action.
A petition has been filed I'm the
| Fourth district court by the heirs Of
| the late II. NJ Dougall Of Sprin gvlle,
| asking that letters of administration IN
| the estate be issued to the widow, Mrs.
| Mary Catherine Dougall. The real es-
tate Is valued at $4,000, and the per-
| sonal property at 1851. Hearing has
been sci for March "A.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Frank spackart has gone to Highland,
| Ill.,. his old home, on n business trip, to
| be gone for two or three weeks.
, James Healy of Alpine was here yes
| terday tn confer with Fish and Game
| Warden Jones in regard to the organi-
! zatlon N fish and game protective
| association In Alpine.
| Sutherland Bros. are eNCavatirg for
60X30 feet basement and One-story al
dition to the north side Of their livery
| stables.
| Elder j. NJ TIoldaway has returned
/ from mission to the northern states.
| He has enjoyed his missionary labors,
and returns in good health
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-16
DO NOT NEGLECT A BAD COLD.

Never allow a cold TO take its course.
Too often at this season Of the year its
course il toward pneumonia. Chamber
lains Cough Remedy will promptly cure
your cold and counterfeit any tendency IN
THIS direction, There is nothing better for
acute throat and lung troubles For sale
by all druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-16
CURED CONSUMPTION.

Mrs g. w Evans. Clearwater. Kan.
writes: "Ay husband las sick for three
months. The doctors said he had quick
consumption. We procured a bottle OF
Billiards. Horehouud Syrup, and II cured
him. That was sis years ago and sincs
then we have always kept bottle IN the
house We cannot do without Il. For
coughs and colds it has no equal &c. SOC
and 100 Sold by z. =, NJ, I. Drug Dent,
III and III South Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-16
A MACHINE FOR WOMEN,

should be the best obtairabe. The
Singer sewing machine is acknowledge
ed the lightest running. most durable
and convenient OF any. Look for the
red s. ~ South Main St. Salt Lake
City. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-16
MA MOTH.
MINER MEETS SUDDEN FATE
Patrick Harrington Caught in u Cave
In In Grand Central.

Special Correspondence,
Mammoth, juah Co. March lo.-Whllr
working on the S0-foot level ~ the Grand
Central mine last night Patrick Harrns-
ton an old time miners " - or a. was
caught by 4 cave-m Of earth, and
Instantly killed his neck being broken. He
lived I'm Mammoth.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19
Valley Park Co
What it is and what its Pro
ieCtOrS intend

Carson CITY as residence city Pacific Coas
say nothin OF
Its natural advantages, schools churches
ness houses and location he
The c,v was laid out fifty years a1x
hoped 5000 popl
when these nan are TOO small me "
bult in the occupy
but ss feet wide The
in The heart OF every
city who has the
is
money
exhibition of lot
which price was
the prospective purchaser
home after clearing off +
house he remained unashd Very often ne saw
chinese laundry
all he walked inadequate side walks no side walks at
These things
plat addition the city caused the Valley
Park
This extends from the aorh
limits and is admirably suited the
i Ia been Valley Park
Valley CO.
and uodivide1 il into lots
sidewalk wide
which will be te and feet Of driveway
he sidewalk
the boulevard.
r1o purchaser Park
walk, and planted o
Valley Co became
trtr -, r ~, ,v and outside the civ Limits AZ we'll was a.
absolutely sela
Anything like adequate
Valley Park the cheapest
City.
a a Valley
any
The lana exceedingly fertile an abundance of pure water already has
be tract,
schools and churches viii
state and to religious societies
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19
WORK WITH RIFLEMEN

RENO, July 1$-PrOtected bv arln
ed guards, gang of men in tae err
ploy of the BOca and Loyalton rail
road left for LOyalton early tits
morning to lay crossing on the Me-
Vada. California 4 Oregon line at t:le
point near Beckwith. where P. F. Kin
ney tore NJ the track Sunday, rum
ing the 4. 4: l.. right of wa.
James Easton, superintendent Of
the Grizzly Valley mills for the Reno
Lumber company. telephoned to the
manager of the local concern last
night hat today trains will be run
ming over the B. & l.. road to the iuni-
Der camps and that men who were
released because Of the tied up traf-
fic will go back to work.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends vino
rendered their kind assistance in our
late bereavement
FRED WILDER
MRS MARY LUTX
MRS ERNEST A WAGNER.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19
VALLEY PARK CO
HAMPERS CAR TRAFFIC

SAN FRANCISCO. July 19.-All
work Of construction and repair on the
trolley mes Of the United Railroads
was tied up today when the men IN
the branch of the electrical depart.
'ncnt struck tor an eight nOur day
as result of the waikOut the task of
:chahiiiiatIng the various electri ].
roads has been seriously handicapped
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03
SANTA FE ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
SANTA FE, May 2.-Orville Bethel,
OF Leavenworth, Washington was the
guest of Ed Hendrix and last week.
John Clauson Of Stoutsville returned
to his home Friday.
Voss Henderson and family and
niece, Miss Alma Camplin we're In
Perry shopping Thursday, Mrs. Fair
BARN accompanied them home.
Charlie Wilkerson and family will
move to the Ed Hindrix dwelling soon.
Preaching at M. E. churchnext Sun
day night
Ed Hindrix was in Mexico Friday.
Mrs. Sallie Scobbee and children
were In Perry shopping Thursday.
Mrs. d. L. Flemming is on the sicl
list.
Murl Crigler, while curbing q barl
wire fence Saturday caught his hand
ON a barb and his hand was torn verl
badly. He is doing nicely.
Mrs. Sue Crigler also Thelma Bnl
lock are recovering from the mumps.
Pritchett Humes OF Florida was u
town Thursday.
Furmett Fairbairn, OF Perry spen
Sunday with his mother here.
Marvin Snyder and sister Miss Ami
we're in Mexico Saturday.
The first issue OF the Santa Fe RI
lcordn was printed Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03
|ood's 5 SarsapariIIa

orred SO many cases that seemed almost beyond the
/ e medicine, that people ask, Whyf
examination Of our well-known formula from which
N sarsaparilla is and always has been carefully and
Ei6caly prepared confirms the fact that it contains
welllnown and valuable medicinal ingredients which
ntelligenty combined and properly administered,
|rc to bringsabout good results.
\ Is the properly balanced proportion, combination
n aeo s0Dons son be fGss d gsdp oisb i known
bawels. which make Hoods Sarsaparilla peculiar 70
and enable 1t to produce results unequaed by any
IT. medicine 1t cures when others fail Give it trial
F., form liquid FORM tablets 100 Doses One Dollar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03
FROM ROWENA.

Correspondence OF the Ledger
RowENA, April, 30 REV. Brewer
delivered two very interesting discours-
es Sunday merning and night at Maple
Grove.
Mrs. DR.. Jordan and children return
ed home Friday from Woodlinville
where they have been visiting several
weeks.
H. Neil is painting his residence
white.
Mrs. Ollie Fadis had the misfortune
of scalding her foot while scaldlng
her hen house.
Jim McGowen delivered hogs in
Centralla Thursday at s5.6S
Uncle George vanlandingham Is
quite sick at the home Of his sou Geo.
vanlandingham near Santa Fe.
Most everyone has beautiful hats
and lovely spring dresses.
@. @. Burkeye and wife we're the re-
cent guests Of her parents near Stur
geon.
Miss Ella Holloway royalty enter
tained a number OF guests Sunday.
Our farmers are busy plowing fol
corn.
| An Epworth League was organized
at Maple Grove church all are cordi
ally invited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03
Pitcher JewelryCo.
MEXICO, MO.
BAILEY TRIAL NEXT WEEK,
Is Set For Monday at the May
Term Of the Galloway County
Circuit Court-Both Seem
Happy and Confident,
MEXICO, NO.


From the Fulton Sun.
The case OF the State VS. Edmund
Bailey and Alva Bailey is the most In
teresting to come up at the May term
OF the Galloway circuit court, The case
Is set for Monday the first day and will
probably come 70 trial before the end
OF the week. Edmund Bailey last fall
shot and killed Jay Lawder, young
coal operator at Farber, Mo His rea.
son given at the time was, that Law.
der was on too intimate terms with
Mrs. Bailey. Both husband and wife
were held for the murder and change
OF venue to Galloway county was Sc
cured. The two were brought here
several weeks ago and lodged In The
Callaway jail. When visited at The
jail Monday afternoon both were 10
clean pleasant cell, looking well ant
apparently In good spirits. II thel
suffer from any serions fear In regart
t1 the outcome OF the trial, 1t IL mo-
shown in their manner.
They had nothing to say concerning
the coming trial and their line OF de
fense. Mrs. Bailey's delicate condi
tion will no doubt have weight 10 be
favor at the coming trial. They ar
represented by Edmondston & Stall
ings, OF Mexico, and |. W. Boulwart
OF this place The trial promises te
be one OF the class that arouses mucl
interest because of the questionable
domestic relationship which cause
the crime.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

The new building of s. N.'Phillip,i In
which they will conduct their cloth
ing and shoe business, Is completed
and the Phillip stock has been moved
from the Sherwood building on the
northeast corner of the square.
The new store is one OF the hand
somest 10 Missouri and contains every
modern fixture and appliance for
convenience, comfort and beauty
The spacious show windows are es-
pecially attractive, having polished
hardwood floors and being lined In the
back with mirrows. A sight OF tne
interior Of the room is well worth .
trip to the store.
The second floor which VIII oe
occupied by the local lodge OF ELK!
has also reached completion and VIII
make a pretty and comfortable suit o.
club rooms. The Elks will move 10
the near future, possibly this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03
CROWDED HOUSE
GREETs ELK MINsTRELs
Local Black Face Artists do Them.
selves Proud Musical Numbers
re- Especially Good = Will
Repeat the Performance
Tonight.

Mexico Lodge, No. 9l9, B p. o.
Elks,gaye their second annual charity
fund minstrels at the Grand Opera
House Monday night.
The performance was greeted by a
house filled to capacity and q neat sum
was cleared for the charity fund, to
be sent to the San Francisco sufferers.
The minstrel. as whole, was far su-
perior to any home-talent production
OF any character ever witnessed here
and each individual member deserves
special mention.
The opening chorus, In which thir-
ty-six voices participated, was an ar
rangement OF famous old national
melodies and fayorlte songs OF other
days.
The solos during the first part were
as follows:
saint dat Scan'lous," L. B. Bar
nett.
"Alabama," ]. L. Kidd.
Nobody DR.. q. w. Dlgges.
''I'm a Dreaming OF YOU" Paul
and Williams
''Poor Old Man." Fred Pitcher.
"The Rag Bag Man." Gibson Wood
ward.
starlight" L. Fl. Hannah.
"I'm Getting Sleepy A. H. Whit
ney.
1.-TWO Little Girls Loved One Little
Boy,n Ed v. Williams
showing Day. Mr.. Morris.
"Ebenezer Brown" R. B. Finley,
Finale by the entire company.
The tsecond part consisted Of the
following numbers:
"Plantation Pastimes,." a dancing
act, by J L. Edwards, Clyde Fox ant
Stanley Blattner
IA Little Sense and Lots OF Non
Sense" a monologue, by A. II. Whit
ney.
Conversation Song and Dance b!
Clay Hamilton aud Roy Mitchell.
"1n Sunny Africa" a Zulu song b,
Tom j. Null, assisted by Tommi
Weir, Pemberton Blattner, Lero.
Chestnut, Raymond Ewing, Charlie
Howard and David Mcclure.
A "Rapid Fire. monologue with
song by Fred A. Morris.
"rhe Reception OF the Black Foul
Hundred by
Melville Paul Ed v. Williams
Jos. Mcvelgh Earl Bledsoe
Ralph Buckner Everett Holland
Gibson Woodland Walker Burns
w. w. Fry, Jr Earl Brown
lJ L Kidd Thos. Bruce.
The end men were:
Fred A. Morris A. Fl. Whitney.
IDr. G. W. Diggs. Fred Pitcher.
Melville Paul. L. B. Barnett.
r. B. Finley. Gibson woodward
Walter Burch acted as interlocutol
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03
LONG BRANCH ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
Lone BRANCH, May 2.-Jack Lipp
delivered IL head of 2l0 ID hogs to
Dover and Mcbride last week at 8
cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wiley visited at
John Ellis's Sunday.
Mrs. HALEY who has been Ill Tor
some time, is very poorly.
]. G. Dowelf bought three yr old
mule in Paris last week for s2lo
Homer Slonaker and bride have gone
to housekeeping on the Moore place.
There will be preaching at Midway
next Sunday by Rev. Tomlin.
George Phillips sold four 500 10 bel
feirs to Davis Bros Of Paris at &c.
Harvey Powell's family is suffering
from measles.
B.F. CANT Jr. has pair Of 4 yr. OLE
mules that he would not take s5Oo fer
Joe Browning writing from Berkle'
states that his home escaped damag
but all the brick buildings In tha
town we're injured.
The 3 yr. old sou Of Pet Reed fel
from loft recently and broke its lie
lbelow tine knee.
]. W. Ellis is quite poorly at presen'
Mr.. Ed Sharpe Is still confined
ibis bed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03
MAR11NSBURG ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
MARTINsBURG, May 1,-Mrs Pink
ney French and son, Clark, we're In
Mexico Tuesday.
Miss Kirkpatrick was down from
Mexico Thursday.
Mrs. McMurtry returned to her
home In Louisiana, Mo-, Friday, after
spending several weeks here with her
mother, who has been very Ill.
Miss Blattner was here from Mexico
Thursday.
Geo. Interpreter went to Moberly
Saturday.
The School entertainment Saturday
night was greeted with crowded
house. Many were turned away,
there not being even standing room.
The pupils showed careful training
and much praise should be given both
teachers and pupils for the success OF
the evenings entertainment.
Born, to Bob Burton and wife, on
April 2S, fine boy.
Otis and Herman Yelton we're In
Mexico Friday.
Miss Henrietta Adrian returned
from st. Louis Monday.
Miss Anna Bertels, of st. Louis
spent Sunday with her parents.
Jim Dawson left Wednesday for Ft
Morgan, La, to reside.
| Miss josephine jacob entertained
number Of her friends Wednesday eve
It being her sixteenth birthday. AL
report good time. Miss Josephine
was remembered with many beautiful
and use presents.
Monday afternoon Miss Maggi
, Torreyson entertained the little chi
dren who took part in the "Tor
r Thumb Wedding" Saturday night
Games were played, dainty refresf
|, ments we reserved also the "Weddin
, Caken was cut and eaten. Miss MAJ
, gle had Mr.. Gulee, OF Wellsyille TAX
their pictures. The children will Ion
remember this pleasant evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03
Thos. W. Carter Hurt.


Thomas W. Carter, Of T. W. Carter
g. Co., commission merchants, living
at 5 Portland place, formerly Of Mex
leo, Mo-, narrowly escaped serious in
Jury Saturday night in being thrown
from his automobile at Boyle and
Lindell avenues. The street car
tracks there are being repaired and
the signal lights, Mr.. Carter stated
we're placed in such a manner that
they puzzled him. He attempted 70
run the machine between them and
the auto struck the tracks, which at
that point are 10 inches high.
Mr.. Carter was thrown out, alight
| ing on bis side. The auto was DANA
gel to the extent OF $1,000. Mr.. Gar
ter went 30 his home, where bis in
iuries were dressed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03
Robsrts.sharpe.

Miss Roberts. formerly a teacher
Hardin College who recently resign
her position because Of Ill health
|aS married ip<Kansas City last week
! Mr.. Howard Sharpe an editor OF
'artesvIlle, ]. T.
Mrs Sharpe has many friends In this
|ty who join the Ledger 10 extending
|eartlest congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03
C.w.BM. Meets Thursday.

The G. w. B. M. will meet in the
Christian Church parlor Thursday
afternoon at 2;3O with Mrs, J. W.
Willis as leader. The following pro
gramme has been arranged;
Devotional
rsio,occor-Mrs. E. P. Locke
Quartette-Mesdames Dom nitz
Locke, Dry, Jessie
1.-THE West Coast Negro His Cnar
acteristics, Customs, and Tribal OF
ranizationsr, Mrs. George Robertson
Music, Business, Benidiction.
A cordial !nvitatio1 is extended T.
all the ladies TO be present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03
INTERESTING INTERVIEW.
Horace Paul Just Home From San
Francisco Where He Was Suf-
ferer in the Recent Horrible
Disaster.

Horace Paul, a son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. @ Paul, of this city, has just return
ed from San Francisco where he was
during the recent earthquake. A
LEDGER representative saw Mr.. Paul
Monday'and had short talk with him
concerning the terrible occurrence,
''The earthquake was most horrify-
ing experience and one thatyou would
not care to ever witness again. was
stopping with some friends at the
Randolph Hotel situated In the central
portion Of the clJy. About thirteen
minutes past five o'clock, Of this fate
full morning, the shock awakened me;
l was not thrown about the room but
shaken about the bed as II some one
had me by the sholder and was trying
to arouse me. On getting up and going
to the window ] Ibeheld the wall
of the Hotel waving like water
and seemingly in great danger Of
falling every moment. Dressing and
putting some Of my clothes in grip
left. The scene outside was one Of
great commotion and terror but after
the shocks began to subside the peo'
pie seemed to regain some Of their LOST
nerve and tried to act rational. About
noon the fire spread rapidly and | Will
some friends started south toward Val
| Ness ave. where the fire was afterwart
halted. We remained out all that nigh
In the open and the next morning
went to Berkeley by boat. In one plac
lin the city there were three men o.
the roof Of seven story building the
was burning. They were cut of Il
every way from escape and in prefer
. ence to letting them jump and b
: mashed to a jelly, meeting horriol
! death, the soldiers shot them fror
: the street. saw soldier shoot dow
la thief who was caught robbing, an
: from the many tales that are told tn
seems not an unusual happening. |
places you could see the rescue corr
taking people from ruined building
in every conceivable manner, som
: alive others dead.
Toward night when the hre ha
gained great headway thousands upc
! thousands began leaving the city ca
! rying what few things they had su
= ceeded in saving In barrels, yalices an
= any thing else that they could p'
) along the street,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03
MANUFACTURERS SAMPLE
Line Ladies Belts, Combs and Bags

The cream Of this seasons goods.
More than 500 samples In good con-
dltion. You would never know they
we're samples II we didn't tell you 50.
These goods, the prettiest we have
seen this season, will be placed on sale
Saturday at less than ONE HALF PRICE.
We have grouped the belts In four
lots as follows:
Lot No. l.-75c, sl and SIPS belts at
choice SOC.
Lot No. 900, 6sc and 75c belts at
choice 25c.
Lot No. s-25c, 3sc and 4sc belts at
choice 19c.
Lot No. 4-l5c, Ice and 26c belts at
choice l0c.
You know the saving. Don't miss
this sale. Positively none sold before
Saturday morning at s O'Clock. See
them In our window.
MEXICO VARIETY STORE,
dSwl West Side Square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03
Brown Shoe Company.

The Brown Shoe Company is going
to locate a factory In Mexico. The
following representatives Of that Com
pany were In Mexico to-day to look
over the town and locate a site: w.
B. Schneider, G. W. Brown, John A.
Bush and ]. Fl. Roblee.
Mexico puts up $4,000 and the
Brown Shoe Company makes Mexico a
city. That's the stuff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03
Elks MIustrels Repeated.

The Elks Charity Minstrel was re-
peated Tuesday evening for the beni-
fit OF those who could not secure seats
at the Monday evening performance.
Though the crowd was nothing like
that which greeted the first perform
ance, the house was comfortably hlled
and the entertainment went of with
out q hitch.
In thu nelghborhoOd Of $3.50 was
cleared, over and above all expenses
| for the charity fund OF the lodge.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

Our styles don't beg for buyers,
when once seen. They're not carry.
oyer-from.season class but they com
prise popular lines, warranted to give
satisfactory ware. Note these specifi'
cations then call and see them and gel
our prices.
EERRIs s. CAuTHORN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

PIE, Brady vs.. Nora Bradley; d.
hce.
Caroline Van Wrinkle VS.. W. d. Lit
ell, etal; In equity.
a. ]. DANES s. ]. W, Dry vs.. Robt'
Andall for Commission.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03
RUSH HILL ITEMS.

hush HILL ITEMS,
Correspondence OF the Ledger.
RUSH HILL, May 2 rejoice that
Mexico will have a shoe factory.
The hall which fell Monday did
some damage 70 the fruit.
@. Il Casper has forty acres OF corn
yet Ia the field to gather, and says II
is not badly damaged
Mist Dunkin has good program
for her enterlainment Monday Dight
at the Nedgedale schuol,
Walter Peery is here from San
Francisco. and states that every thing
Is as bad In San Francisco as repres.
ented.
Mrs. I. A MeMurtfy, OF Louisiana,
visited friends here last week
Lester Shobe has been employed as
principal OF the Rush Hin school
Miss Tuckrr,of Mexico, land Miss Hub
bard have been re-rlectrd as teachers
Everybody Is comlug T. Mexico May
Q to see the circus.
Born, to Henry Barney and wife, OF
April rs, son
L w. Robel is is cashier OF the Banl
OF Rush Hill
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03
Notice 70 Road Oyerseers.

Notice is hereby given thatall Road
Oyerseers OF the county will make
their annual settlement with the
County Court, at the coming May
Term as follows. ALI road Oyerseers
east Of Salt River Township on Tues
day May sth. All Road overseers
Of Salt River, Wilson and Sailing Town
shlps on Wednesday May 9th, Please
observe this notice,
L. Ii. CARTER,
Clerk County Court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03
More Old Settlers.

Since publishing the namess OF peo-
nile who lived here In 1853 and are
still living here, we have heard OF 1ne
following: Mrs. p. M. Morris, daugn-
ter of Rev. N. L. Fish; Mrs. SAME
Ann Ragsdale, mother OF William william
Ragsdale, and Mrs. Nancy E. Wiling
ham
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03

Paul Poggenphol night operator for
se Wabash at Benton city has resig-
ID bis position With that Company
accept a position with the Q. & A..
b. poggenphol was With the Alton
p four years before he went With the
Rahash
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-05-03
uhsrs |. samnal Ronnelli

Information regarding
Samuel Bonnell, and his heirs, VINO
moved from Galloway to Auoral1
county ia about 1854, and located
elther In Mexico or In the them Berry
T. A. BoULwARE, ATTY;
alt d4w Fulton, mo'