davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Quisenberry are
back. after a ten days stay in Rich
mOud, Va.
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Harmon LinthicUm. If 2lf6 First
street northwest. left for his first year
al the University OF Michigan.
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Mrs. Ida AIcLaren. wife OF the Rev.
James McI.aren, formerly pastor OF the
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
here, met with a fatal accident I'm Bal
tiInOTs on Wednesday. She and Mr.. Nc
I.a-eu " ere on q street car from which
Mr. MCLareu attempted to aHght, but
fell This excited his wife. who jump
ed OF the car and fell fTaCturing her
SKULL dying in short time. Mrs. Nc
Laren left many friends In Laurel Be
sides her husband she IS survived by
a daughter, Mrs Paul Pardew, and =
sister, Mrs Eliza Watson. OF Wash
ington,
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Washington on Tuesday TO spend a few
days with her friend, Miss Lee.
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

An engagement OF interest which was
recently announced IS that OF Miss Della
Osburn. formerly Of Leesburg. 10 Fred
erick Bukey. OF Chicago, d., the wed
ding 70 take place at the home OF tha
brides sister, Mrs. John VIA, IN Par
kersbuTg. W. Va. early IN December.
Miss OsbuTn has many friends IN
Washington, having lived there Tor a
short time. Mr.. Bukey was formerly Of
Vienna. Va
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

The Rally Day services viii be held
today at the Brookland Baptist Church.
On Monday the Sunday School teachers
Will give a reception 10 the parents Of
the Sunday School pupils
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Miss Sadie hewitt. Of washington. is
here visiting her cousin, Miss Nellie
NcyItt
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

K. l. Lupton and family, who rented
Dr. Bells house on Broad street this
summer have returned to their home in
Washington.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21
MEXICO WINS FROM
MONTGOMERY CITY
A Rather Slow Game With A Score
of 10 to 8 is Hurried to a Close
By the Threatening Weather.

The Athletics with "Long Tom"
Hayes In the box, handed Montgomery
City another defeat Sunday, this
time by a score Of IL to 8. The wealth
er became threatening before the
third inuiDg was finished but both the
crowd and the players stuck to their
posts and the game was finished be-
tween showers
st Vrain injured his wrist Saturday
and, though on the ground in uniform
the management decided it would be
best not to risk further injury
to bis arm and 10 his place
appeared the familiar face and
figure of Colonel Hayes, OF Wellsville
Hayes pitched a good game and was
greeted by such a hearty round Of
applause from the bleechers that 1t
was necessary for him to remove his
cap and make his incest bow, which
he did in his unual graceful manner
The Montgomery battersseemed to tiod
his balls a good deal easier to connect
With than st Vrain's, and got several
more hits than they did last game
but Notwithstanding, Hayes pitched
good ball, playe1 hard and won his
1900
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21

THE more our people look into the
Morris Brothers shoe factory prop0si-
tion the better impressed they are.
These gentlemen pay out in Mexico
for wages $4,000 before they get a
deed TO the factory. Just think Of what
half a million dollars in wages viii do
for a growing and prosperous city like
Mexico. The propretors OF this fac
tory will make Mexico their perma-
nent home, and all profits made out
Of the business will be spent in Mexico.
The establishment OF such an institu-
ton 10 Mexico will bring factories Of
other kinds, and before we know it
there will be plenty OF demand at good
wages for not only the lab0rers we
have in Mexico, but for hundreds Of
others, who will move here, and doub
lie our population within i've years.
We believe that the establishment Of
this factory in Mexico will enhance thu
value CT property Immediately from
ten to twenty-five per cent. Rents Of
all kinds will be materially advanced
and within a year from fifty to ON
hundred new residences will be erected
Mexico will take on new life in ever.
channel Of trade, and we will not b
dependent entirely on the farminI
community for the progress Of GU
city. Everybody in Mexico who de
sires to work will then have an oppor
tuniny to become at least self sup
porting. Do we really want factorie
in Mexico, or have we all been "jus
talking?" 1t takes money to secur
such enterprises.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21
RAILS COUNTY ISLANDER
SUIT Oh TRIAL HERE
Case of Heaton vs.. North and Judy for
$4,000 Brought Here on Change
of Venue-About 40 Witness

Two Rails County SANDER suits for
$40, 600 each come up 10 the circuit
court here this week, the principals
having obtained a change Of venue to
this county. About forty Perry peo-
pie are here as witnesses.
The titles Of the suits are Rolla
Heaton VS.. Samuel North and Rolla
Heaton VS. Rocky Judy. The plaintiff
alleges that he was slandered by the
defendants who publicly accused him
Of damaging and destroying property.
1t is alleged that a number OF Rail:
county citizens ordered Heaton t.
leave the county and gave him a Ger,
tain number OF days in which to make
his exit. Both cases are Of a somewhat
sensational nature and will be warm.
ly contested by both sides The plain
tiff is represented locally by Fry and
Rodgers and the defense by P. Il. Cul
len.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21
CITY COUNCIL ACCEPTS
STREET SWEEPER
New Sidewalks and Crossings Ordered
Will Put Water Trough In
Hitch Lot-More Police Pro-
lection for Hardin Park.

The city council met in adjourned
session Monday night, Mayor Graham
presiding and all members present ex-
cept Messers Lewis and Heller.
On motion OF MIR. Abbay the water
aud light committee was instructed TO
have a water trough put In or near
the hitch lot for the convenience Oh
the farmers and others who use the
lot.
A notice from parties requesting
permission to play tennis In the PARK
was referred to the Cemetery and Park
committe; and Mr.. Abbay recommend
ed that the park be given better police
protection, suggesting that the Mayor
look into the matter.
The council ordered a number OF
| sidewalks thrown out and new ones
constructed. The street Commissioner
was ordered to put in a crossing be-
tween the residence OF W. II, Brown
and DR.. J. r Fritts, and 10 repair at
once the bridge on Buchanan and
Webster streets.
Mr.. johnson reported that the pond
near the residence OF Ed Walker should
be tiled and the matter was referred
to the street and alley committee.
on motion Of Mr.. johnson the street
sweeper was accepted aud a warrant
ordered drawn 10 favor Of G. w. Rob-
erts0n for S2G5.
The Cit Attorney reported that
the case Of Ahlteldt vs. the City would
come up at the September term OF
the Circuit court and AZ the present he
needed no assistance.
The MAJ or asked that some action
be taken in regard to the old Salaman.
der pit, which was reported to him as
being p%Oorley covered and in adanger'
Gus condition. The matter was refer
red TO the City Marshall.
\ The council adj)urned TO meet Mon
! day June 25 in regular session.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21
PUBLIC SALE.
SATURDAY, JUNE %.

Having sold my farm and decided IN
quit farming, | will sell at public auc.
ton, to the highest bidder at nv
place In Benton City, No, on the
above date, the following personal
property, tO-wit:
CATTLE = extra good butter
cows, / with calf by her side.
HOGS fine brood sows. l boar
hog, ; shoats.
CORN-2OO bushels OF extra good
white corn.
All my farming implements and
machinery. Also | good buggy haT.
ness, | blacksmith outfit, l M mill
Quilt, kitchen utensils, household
goods and other things 10 Bumberous
20 mention.
TERMS or SALE-All sums of a,
and under, cash; over that amount a
credit OF 9 months with bankable note
bearing per cent interest. No propeT.
" removed from premises until terms
oi sale are complied with. Sale begins
az ! p. m. sharp.
r. HILDEBRAND.
J. n, STErnENs, Auctloneer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21

THE Columbia Mo Herald editori-
ally says: The National Editor Asso-
citation, in session at indianapolis,
adopted a report on postal legislation
made by a committee Of which Robert
NJ. White, Of the Mexico LEDGER,
was a member. The report vas a
vigorous statement Of the present un-
satisfactory postal conditions with re-
concentrations fer desired amend
ment- The present postal law is a
hotchpotch which nobody can under
stand. Ii is made and remade at the
within Of p stal clerks at Washington.
Nobody can tell what the clerks rul-
ing will ha on an particular case. The
National Editorial Association pro-
peTly urged that he la ' be made by
congress not by ibr postal depart.
ment aud that IL b. made 50 clear
that It's meaning Eetd not be misun-
derstood Moreover, lie association
urged that the courts be 1iven right
to review the decisions OF the post
Office department. The present system
is unfair, undemocratic, unrepublican,
unamerican. IL should be abolished.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21

The editor Of the LEDGER had the
pleasure Of visiting the Missouri
State Training School at BOCnvllle
last week. BOonville Is n OF MisSouri's
Oldest, wealthiest and most substantial
little cities. The Hotel Million, Of
that city, is n Of the most modern,
prosperous and best managed in the
state. Col. Million sure knows how u
run a hotel. The Training School,
presided over by Col. Clark, is doing a
great work for Missouri. Young Grim,
inals instead Of being sent TO the peni
Tertiary are taken TO this institution
where they are taught a trade ant
given every advantage which will en-
able them to become good citizens
The money spent on this institution
is well invested. Every young mai
who is saved from a life OF crime is al
invaluable asset TO the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21
MRS. MICHAEL KELLY OF IVES
TON SHOT WHILE CLOS
ING WINDOWS DURING
STORM.
BULLET ENTERS BACK OF HEAD
Cracking of Window Had Awaken
ed Man Who Supposed Bur
glars Were Trying to Enter
His Home - Fired at
Figure Near Bed.

WESTON, Mo-, June ls.-Michael
Kelley OF this place shortly after mid
night this morning shot and killed bis
wife at the family home. Kelley says
the shooting wa the result OF his mis-
taking bis wife for a burglar when he
was suddenly awakened by the creak-
ing Of a window.
According to the mans story be and
bis wife retired about 10 O'Clock last
night. The night being in~sufieraolY
warm, Kelley said he bad left every
window open though be saw the light
ming In the southwest which heralded
an approaching storm. He was soon
soundly asleep and did not know any
thing until being suddenly awakened
by what be thought to be an effort Of
some thief TO effect an entrance
through the window at his head.
Raising himself suddenly he heard
someone moving about the room and
then grabbed his 3s-caliber revolver
Kelley jumped from the bed to inyesti-
gate, During a sudden fash Of light
ming he saw q figure apparently crouch
ing before an open window. In his
excitement be says be aimed and pull
ed the trigger. He tired two shots
After the first one there was a dull
thud. The bullet had struck Mrs
KELLEY in the back Of the head and
her lifeless body fell ina heap.
FINDS HE SHOT HIS WIFE
Lighting a lamp ana investigating
the husband discovered he had killed
hif own wife. The discovery nearly
Frustrated him. BE carried the warn
and limp body to the bed and tried II
restore consciousness. Mrs, Kellel
never uttered a sound after the shoot
ing.
Running out into the night durinl
the storm which now was at IL
height. the erazed man called for help
Neighbors alarmed by the cries sool
gathered at the Kelley home, but the
could do nothing. Physicians whC
were summoned made an examination
and pronounced the woman dead. SD
had been stuck by q bullet onll
In the revolver were two empty chan
bers
A telephone call to Platte City not
fed the coroner who visited the seen
early this morning. He listened I
the story as told by Kelley aud decit
ed an inquest would not be necessarl
as the shooting had been purel
accidental.
50 far as known the domestic life 9
the KelIeys was happy. Mrs. Kellt
was formerly Miss josephine Holrie
OF Weston. She was married I
mike Kelley, two years ago. \
d children we're born OF the union.
IS Michael Kelley is the prosperol
proprietor OF a saloon, and enjoys
ngood reputation. he is frantic oy'
rs the deed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21
POTATO COMBINE is THE
NEXT MOVE
Northwest Farmers Unite to Make
Prices Of Garden Truck Uniform
Would Control Sale Of Vegeta'
bles.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 16.-And
now for a gigantic potato corner. And
not only are potatoes to be cofnered,
but all vegetables and dairy products.
That is to say il the plans OF the Amer
lean Society Of Equity come to a head.
This society Is an organization OF
farmers having their headquarters in
this city and having a membership OF
200, 900 all over the Northwest. They
are now engaged in organizing the big
eest thing in trusts this continent has
ever known.
II it succeeds in accomplishing its
purpose, the prices of potatoes and the
other vegetables, poultry and other
dairy products will advance.
The scheme OF the society is to or
ganize among its members and all
other farmers who will enter it a
marketing association. 1t is expected
to have the new association organized
and at work by September, and a meet
was held June 10 and ID at Chicago
where the new organization was form
ed and all the details worked out.
The call issued by the society take'
up the question Of production, and
while denying that 1t is aimed to gel
more than a fair price for the produc
cts which 1t is designed to control, Il
gives a number Of instances In which
the large growers could control thu
market. Here is a sample.
1.-THE total production of potatoes II
the year Of the last Genus was $4,000
600 bushels. or these 20. 900 200 bush
els were raised in twelve counties.
"What would be the result II th
growers In these twelve counties wouli
SCI prices on their crops and refuse I
sell a bushell for less? 1t would resul
in a temporary shortage OF IS pc
cent In the shipping supply.
TO MAKE PRICE UNIFORM.
1.-THE price Of potatoes a thus b
made uniform throughout the countr
not 80 cents in the great centers {
production, 60 cents in the centri
markets and 81 in the south. BY
comprehensive system OF markets wi
be supplied with all they need at IA
prices and a greatly increased consun
! ption will result"
In the call for the meeting reierenC
is made to the good results OF organ
ization, and it is said:
1.-THE organized members Of ii
American Society of Equity in Wi
consin produce three-fourthS of I'll
potatoes of that State. 10 Michiga
the society is nearly as strong, and
good start has been made in Ne
York.
"BY September the society will |
so strong in its control Of the potat
. supply that the price can be mac
y and maintained at whatever we agr'
to be fair to producers and consumer
There can be no question Of the GU
4 come when an association controllir
the supply Of an important food pr
, duct like potatoes meets the buyers
that product The one having Il
supply will win in price making"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21
q. C. Turner Makes Temperance
Talk

II. G. Turner, editor Of Mrs. Carrie
Nations magazine, 1.-THE Hatchet, y
spoke at the Methodist church In this
city Sunday night on the cause Of TEN.
perance and prohibition He con.
tends that the saloon is the great
enemy OF the home and the church
and ought to be abolished. His address
was heard by a large audience. Mr.
Turner left Monday noon for his home
in Guthrie, Oklahoma
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21

THE death Of Mrs. DR.. w. F.
Taylor, Of this city, while not a sur
prise to intimate friends, is neverthe-
less deeply regretted by the people OF
Mexico and Audrain county. Mrs.
Taylor was a daughter Of Col. JEFF
Jones, who wa one Of Mlssouri's
staunchest and truest citizens. The
LEDGER Joins all our people In extend
ing sincerest sympathy 10 the be
reayed family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21
Administrator Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters
Of administration upon the estate OF
j.. ii. Canada, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned, by the
Probate Court Of Audrain County
bearing date June 10th, 1906.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required 10 exhibit
them for allowances 10 the under.
signed administrators within one
year after the date OF said letters OF
they may be precluded from any bepe,
ht OF said estate, and II such claims be
not exhibited within two years from
the time Of the Publication OF this
notice, they will be forever barred.
FRANK CANADA
STANLEY PALMER
l5-4t Administrators.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21

A horse hltehed to the deliver
wagon Of the Crown Laundry Company
became frightened and ran away, on
south Jefferson street Tuesday. Lit,
tie damage va done 10 either the AMI.
nal or the wagon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21

Second market, hogs weak 10 lower,
clearances fair, estimates tomorrow,
hogs 5000, cattle 6,oOO,steady TO shade
lower, beeves, $3.50 $500, cows and
heifers 81 30 s4.60, stockers and feeders
$3.50 s5 50.
Powell & Mundy and Coontz s. Helm
were Audrain county, No, shippers
who had In sheep on Tuesdays st,
Louis market
Girls Marburg marketed a load of 246-
h. hogs at st. Louis this week that
sold at 1855 and ]. p. Covington II
stays on the same market that ayerag-
| ed 1880 and sold at $3.50.
c. II. Inflow marketed Logs at st
Louis Monday from Andrain county.
E. ]. Shobe, ]. R. Shotwell, J. NJ.
Bland and S. ]. Frye with a load each
and J. A Shaw, with two can were
Audrain county stOckmen who contrib
uted cattle to the Mondays supply
at the St. Louis Market.
]. Il. PriDgle wasan Audrain county
stockman who had two loads of good
steers on Mondays st. Louis market
20 head averaging 1888 lbs selling at
S. 10, and 16 head weighing 1903 lbs.
bringing s. 25 per cwt.
j. II. Shaw at ST. Louis this week
marketed Al beef steers weighing 1852
that sold at q 30.
Audrain county was represented at
st. Louis this week by S. ]. Fry with
a consignment OF beeves that sold at
s4.75. They averaged 1868 lbs and
iii lbs.
". B. Hopkins marketed at st.
Louis Monday from Audrain county
three double decks Of the johnson
clipped Western lambs that sold at
90 so.
]. j.. Rice, Jr., Of Fulton, was In
this city to-day in the interest Of
-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21
GRABS GIRLS FOOT; sss YEARS
Severe Punishment Melted out to Negro
by Texas Court.

FoRT WORTH, Texas June 16.-Nine
hundred and nlnety-nine years in the
penitentiary is the penalty imposed
upon Snow Williams, a negro, for
catching a young white woman by the
foot, but her screams brought aid and
he wa arrested. The grand jury was
10 session and quick punishment fol-
lowad
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21
Go to Jails For Harvesters

TOPEKA, KAN June l6.-Men con-
fined in county jails in the wheat belt
who are unable to pay fines may be
released II they will agree to go tC
the wheat fields and help save the
crop. In Saline, Stafford and Barton
counties farmers have paid fines OF
men sfor misdemeanors and taken
them home with them to work In the
harvest. Farmers In other counties
will visit the jails Monday on a hunt
for helpers. The demand is for 81
900 extra hands.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21

2 base hits, Hisey, Clemens, Lack
land; } base bits, Ham; base on balls,
Haight 4, Hays o; left on bases, Mex
leo q, Montgomery 3; struck out by
Hays s, Haigh 4; passed balls Lack.
land 2, Wilson ?; stolen base Wilson,
Daniels 2, Clemens, Hisey, VOLT,
Kidd, Hays; miss 3rd strike, Wilson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21
Funeral Of Mrs. DR.. TAYLOR.

Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs. W. F, Taylor, who died at her
home in this city at , O'Clock Sunday
Afternoon, were conducted from the
home in northeast Mexico at 1870
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon by Rev. A.
W. Kokendoffer and interment made
In the city cemetery.
The pail bearers were:
S. NJ. Locke, W. G. wilkins, Wal.
lace Pearson, John Gamble, George
Lewis and j. W. Mason.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21

Before going to press it was learned
that the case against Judge Samuel
North was dismissed at the plaintiffs
cost and in the case against Rocky
Judy the plaintiff vas given until
August 10, to file an amended petit
eFon
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21

THE proprietors and managers OF
the Mexico Shoe Factory will all re-
side in Mexico, and help make 1t a
city. All the money made from the
enterprise will be kept right at home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21

Have you received any OF the paid
out to the good people Of this vicinity
by the North Missouri Trust Co., for
interest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21

Hon. WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
on a Tariff reform antitrust platform
will be elected President Of the
United States.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21
CONVENTION.
Annual State Meeting to be Held
in This City Beginning Thurs
day June 2l-Progrsmme.

The following is a programme OF
he proceedings at the annual State
Convention of the Christian Eudeayor
which meets in this city
Thursday, June t~senty-iirst.
THURSDAY EVENING.
f W sweeney, presiding.
7:45-Praise Service, Miss Martha
Mexico.
s:0O-Greetings, DIR w + T~raughber,
Mexico.
s:l5-Adress. Rev c NJ chiltOh, St
Joseph, Mo.
FRIDAY MORNING.
Chas A Dixon, Sedalia, presiding.
s5Oo-Quiet Hour, Rev Fl A Denton,
MaryTille
s,45-Bibie Study, Rev Perry V Jen-
ness, Kirkwood
subcommittee Conferences.
Lockout - Rev Henry Hunter,
Butler
Prayer meeting, Miss Fidella straley,
Moberly.
Social, Mrs Fl Il Hodgdon, st
Louis.
1l.OO-Report Sup't Quiet Hour, Fl
" Metcalf. Kirkwood.
u15-AddreSs, "Quiet Hour" Rev
les Jones.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
II B Goblin, Springfield, presiding
2O0-Pralse service, -
Popular Bluff.
2:l5-Report Missionary Sup't, Rev
NJ L Montgomery, Louisiana.
2:3O-Address, "The Place OF Young
in the Worlds Evangelization.' Rev
w L Darby, Kirksgille.
Music.
3soo-Address, Miss Christina Came
ron, st Louis.
3:3o-Address, "Giving" Geo W
Lubke, st Louis
FRIDAY EVENING.
Rev Henry Nelson Billiard, Mount
City, presiding.
7:45-Praise service ] Harrington.
Willow Springs.
s.Oo-Address, "Quarter Century
Memorial" R II waggener, Kansas
City.
s:30-Music
Address, 1.-THE Gospel Of the Hand,
Rev Alexander Lewis, d d Kansas
Uty.
SATURDAY MORNING.
s:Oo-Quiet Hour, Rev II A Denton
s:45-Bihle Study, Rev Perry '
Jenness
. Music
9:30-Reports. F W sweeney, pre-
siding President Statistical Secre
tary. Correspondence Supt. Vic
president Field Secretary. Secre
tary. Treasurer.
:. ll.0o-CoDference, Guy NJ Witben
Kansas Citv.
2 n:30-Report OF Committee.
SATURDAY AfEhNOONs
! 2:o0-Junior Workers Conference
Mrs Klmball presiding.
/. Enthusiasm in Junior Work, Mis-
= Hattie Nummert, st Louis.
How to interest Juniors in Mission
: Miss Dora Clements, st Louis.
e Conservation, Miss Mamie Hopper
0 st. Louis.
How 10 secure Junior Supt's, Mi
Ethel A Lynn, Kansas City.
VI The Committee wor Of Juniors, Mi
Hulda Schrader, OF st Louis.
The Social work, Miss Belle Fors
y st Louis.
d 3:3O-IntermedIate Workers Col
0 ference, Mrs Hodgdon, presiding.
VI SATURDAY EVENING.
Mr. R V Trusdell, presiding.
III 7:45-Praise service
-. s:00-Report Evangelistic Supt,
NJ Rhodes, Kansas City, Nc.
s:l5-Adress, Three Urgent A
peals, "Rev VIM B Chancellor, Rio
Z. Hill.
SUNDAY A. NJ
-. s:00-Quiet Hour, Rev II A De
ton.
Sunday School and Church service
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
2:OO-Children's meeting
3:OO-Women's meeting, Miss Chr
:! tina Careron, presiding.
I'D 3.O0-Men's meeting, J l McCl
lend, presididg
Praise service, R U Tinsdell
le Address, Won Ogden Vogt, Bostc
III Address, Rev John 7 Faris,
Louis
SUNDAY EVENING.
y 7:OO-Intsrmediate meeting, Regul
subject.
Senior G f meeting, Regular So
ject.
Praise service, Paul Gibson, E
berry.
&c Address and conservation servl,
Won Ogden Vogt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21

IF everybody who will be benefited
will subscribe toward the shoe factory
fund, shoes will be made in Mexico in
time for winter rear.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21

The Morris Brothers, proprietors Of
the Mexico Shoe factory, will live in
Mexico and help make it a city. That
is the kind OF a factory Mexico wants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21

The many friends OF City Clerk
Wallace bearing will be glad to know
that he is able to be out again after a
severe spell OF illness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-21

BEerS 10 get ready to assist in max
ing the county fair a success.