davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-12

Ant gaarsat
Naheh Greenwood Guy Williamson. =
~ Pierre, e Craig
l.4k. Andes A sandervourt. Gust Bushe,
Albert 4 muildss.n
~ witness whereof | have sci my hand amt
sHal this 9Th day OF Uctoisr, isAl
tSeall FKEn j GIBSON
t0-l2-3 County Auditor
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-12

tion and for findings of fact and TOR final DE-
ctec OF dist ii,uti N OF the estate OF said de-
Tuesday the 3uth day of Octoh.r IAN. ut ten
n'flnek u IN OF said day. ~ a special term af
this cs,urt. to-wit The October term tapn, al
the court rsoin IN the towa III Geddes county
of Charles Mix. south Dakota has lseen set
for hen ring said petit Ion. when and where,
any person Interested may appear and show
cause II any. why the said petition should not
be granted.
Dated NJ Geddes. this I'd day OF CIT. A. ID.
la6 ie-i2-1 lseaIl j. A. Foerste
Judge Co Court.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-12
ae j. i. KRALL.
~ the optician, will
s1A be here
November %.

hanks under Ibs laws NJ this state. suhleet h,
their Articles Of INTERPRETATION and alI ley II
In test Jimmy whereof. | have lIerennto s..t
NJ hand and AIMED the great seal uf the
state this 18th day VI september. "A II fna
tsrAlI ~. D. WIrF,
Secretary Of state
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-12

Pint in your winter coal now.
Best grades both hard and soft
an sale by Dakota Elevator Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-12
NEW COMMODORE CHOSEN.
Capital Yacht Club Elects Officers and
Hears REPORTS.

meeting of the Capital Yacht Club. at
which there was a large and enthusiastic
attendance, was held at the club house. foot
OF l street southwest last evening, for the
cleo tion of officers and transaction of other
business. The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: w. w. Grier,
commodore: l.. F. Hewins. vice commo-
dore: John E. Taylor, recording secretary;
Z. f. Hartley. corresponding secretary;
Royal e. Durham, treasurer; B. c. Tut
HILL measurer, and g. G. Boykin, assistant
measurer. The board of directors will con-
sist of the above officers, with the excep-
ton of the assistant measurer and the fol-
lowing members, who were elected for that
purpose: George HI. Bright, Frank T.
Rawlings and Ralph L. Gait
The treasurer rendered statement for
the year 1905, which showed the financial
affairs of the club to be in very satisfac-
tory condition. Following the election of
officers several measures were discussed
and authorized for stimulating the activity,
increasing the facilities and widening the
scope of work of the club. The meeting
closed with much enthusiasm among the
members for the success Of the coming
boating season.
All the craft of the club are laid up for
the winter. either here or at Alexandria,
houseboat Gresilda, which is anchored In
the harbor. and Ralph L. Cats auxiliary
schooner Ciconfa, which is being prepared
foo a winter cruise to Florida. The club
authorized, and the commodore appointed a
ccm mittee to arrange for a smoker to be
held at the club house the latter part of
this month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-12
FUNERAL OF FRANKLIN MOORE.
Services Held at Late Residence This
Afternoon-Interment Private

The funeral of the late Franklin Moore
stated I'm The Star took place from his
late residence 1874 Rhode Island avenue,
this afternoon at 2 o'clock, and was at
tended by the many friends and associates
of the deceased in the Office of the board
of review of the pension Office, OF which
the deceased was member Rev. Mr.. E.
Slater Dunlap. assistant rector of st.
Johns 2. E. Church, conducted the funeral
services. and the pallbearers were Messrs.
George A L. Merryheld. A j. Wagstaff.
H. T. Hutton. John II. Benton Morris
Thorne and William T. Preston, all MEM
bers of the board of review and associ-
ates of the deceased for many years. The
iuterment, which was private, was in the
family lot in Rock Creek cemetery.
largely attended meeting was held yes
terday In the rooms of the board of review
of the pension Office in commenoration OF
the high character and distinguished serv-
Zoe OF Mr.. Moore, who for the long period
of fortyOthree years was a capable and
trusted official of the bureau. The meet
ing was presided over by Capt James L.
Davenport, first deputy commissioner, and
among the large number present were Com
missioner Warner, Deputy l.. NJ. Kelley,
Chief Clerk William HI. Bayly, Mr.. Walter
j. Brooks, assistant chief clerk and many
chiefs of divisions Appropriate resolutions
were adopted after regna rks by Mr.. Daven-
port, Mr.. G. A. L. Mortified, Mr.. John II.
Benton, Mr.. William T. Pierson, Mr.. H. T.
Hutton, Judge c. M. Tompkins Capt. w.
w. Case and Mr.. Thomas d. Yeager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-12

the remark: THE medical staff of the
army never did a better work than when
1t secured the services of that grand mas
ter, DR.. Robert Fletcher" DIR. j. G. Wise,
U, S. N, spoke upon "rhe Naval Medical
Corps DR.. Wise said: II want to ex-
press the high appreciation of the Naval
Medical Corps for our distinguished guest.
Many years ago / learned of the value of
the library of the surgeon-general's office,
and 1t was there | met DR.. Fletcher, who
impressed me by his kindly treatment of
young men, and again when | met him
here tonight find he is the same kind gem
tleman. In conclusion DR.. Wise said: He
has done more than any one man to redeem
the medical profession
DIR. G. FULLY Vaughan took as his sub
ject "The Marine Hospital Service" He
said: 'Dr. Fletcher's work had been of
great value to my corps and to the entire
world. 1t will last forever or at least Will
be guide for generations of medical stu
dents of the future" Pitching his voice a
bit higher DR.. Vaughan said: HE has
passed beyond the fourscore years and has
refuted the Osler idea" DR.. Osler who
was sitting near. Joined In the general
laugh that followed but quickly interject-
ed: He is the exception to the rule"-which
was followed by another outburst of laugh
ter. DR.. Vaughan concluded with the state
would reach the age OF 100 years before he
called for the chloroform. Much laughter
followed.
Loving Cup Presented.
DR.. Yarrow then stated that DR.. Fletcher
honored by all present, and that it had
been decided to present him with a useful
piece of furniture in the shape Of a loving
cup. He then introduced DR.. w. w. Keene
of Philadelphia. DR.. Keene who has evil
IDENTIFY passed the half century of years.
said that Dr. Fletcher was eighty-three
years of age, and that he was thirty-elght
years of age. He then presented the cup
with the -rem3rk that sit was given as a
personal gift and not as the painting of Dr.
Fletcher was given to the office of the Ii
brary, but gift to him and to his children
forever
DIR. Fletcher responded that he thanked
all for the gift from the bottom of his
heart, and that his children would point
to 1t in the future as one of the proudest
moments in their fathers life. Dr.. II. w.
Wiley of the Department Of Agriculture
read a poem upon 1.-The Perils and Dam
gers of the Loving Cup which he traced
from the beginning of time. The poem was
most interesting and was much enjoyed.
introduce DIR. william Osler of oxford Uni
versity, England DR.. Osler said that 1t
was a special privilege for him to pay
honor to DIR. Fletcher He said: when
heard that this banquet was to be given IN
honor to DR.. Fletcher.
DR. Yarrow then introduced DR.. A. f. A.
King as beloved physician Dr.. KING
read a poem on Our Guest AS Physician,
Scholar and Companion which was most
interesting, and which was listened to with
rapt attention. At the conclusion of Dr.
Kings remarks DR.. Yarrow put the ques-
ton of adjournment before the guests, ana
the motion carried, and many of the gen.
tlemen present tarried a moment at the
champagne glasses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-12
Horse With Smooth Shoes.

John Martin forfeited S. collateral in the
Police Court yesterday on q charge of
cruelty to animals. Mr.. Martin was charged
with working horse that .'had smooth
shoes and was unable TO stand on tho
slippery pavement. Policeman Russell Of
the first precinct was the prosecuting Wit
pess in the case.
On account of the unique charge the case
attracted attention around the Police Court
and was discussed generally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-12
PRO RE NATA ON RECORD.
Condemns Election Of Mrs. Morris
from the White House.

One of the most prominent women's or
CARNATIONS of Washington. the Pro Re
Nata Club has placed itself on record con-
corning the White House incident by adopt
ing the following resolution:
The recent action of the guardians of
the White House. whereby respectable
woman was forcibly dragged out with
great brutality and indignity. and. where
as, such action has caused a feeling of
Indignation among all fair-minded citizens;
now, therefore, be it
Resolved. That Congress be requested
to investigate this case to the end that
citizens of this republic may know what
are their rights with regard to personal
interviews with the President"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-12
LECTURE ON cH1LKooT.
MIR. Woodwork C1um Entertains an
Audience at Armstrong School.

Mr.. Woodwork Clum presented his travel
talk on Alaska and the Klondike before
an appreciative audience last evening at
the Armstrong Manual Training School
Mr.. Clum presented his subject in his usu-
al entertaining way, bringing out the bright
side of the stampede over the Chilkoot, as
we'll as the hardships and disasters. The
lecture is decidedly unique, covering, as it
does. an event that has passed into his
tory. His talk was Illustrated with more
than 100 beautifully colored stereopticon
views. many of which were applauded by
the audience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-12

of Kalorama avenue from Its western ter
minus to Prescott place to attend court on
or before the 9TH of February next at 10
o'clock am, and remain in attendance I'M
til the land in question is condemned by
the court. In addition TO the public notice
which is to be given the parties concerned
by order Of the court, the marshal has been
directed to serve copy Of the courts or
der signed today upon such of the owners
of the fee of the land to be taken as may
be found in the District before the date
stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-12
Divorce Proceedings.

Justice Stafford. In Equity Court No. =.
this afternoon dismissed the bill and the
cross-bill in the proceedings for divorce
Instituted by SaIlie T.. Jameson against
William c. Jameson, Joseph c. Newman's
petition for a divorce from Bessie New
man, and the petition of Annie q. Ward
for a divorce from Henry c. Ward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-12
Deed Placed on Record.

BY deed placed on record today George
H. Corey of BrentsviIle, Va, conveyed to
HefliE B. Corey of New York about I7s
lots In American University Heights. The
consideration was not mentioned In the
deed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-12

Arrangements began at New York We'd
needay on indictments by the grand jury to
Investigate election frauds which was re-
Gently impaneled at the request of State
Attorney General Mayer. Mr.. Mayer said
that he had nearly 1000 cases OF alleged
fraud to lay before this jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-12

It matters little what 1t Is that you want
- whether situation or servant Ia
want ad. In The Star will reach the per.
son who can I'LL your need.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-12
Extension Of Kalorama Avenue.

Extension OF KaIorarna Avenue.
Justice Gould or the Supreme Court of
the District today, on motion Of James
Francis Smith. assistant corporation colln-
sci, ordered all persons having any interest
in the proceedings to condemn the ground
required by the District for the extension
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
STOCK AND A NOTES.

]. G. Digs was on the St. Louis
market Friday with hogs
II. L. Elzea shipped two cars OF
hogs to the st. Louis market Monday.
W. c Hall, Of Audrain, marketed
II head Of s7S-lb. steers and heifers at
st. Louis Monday at s5.15.
A. w. Wagner was an Audrain
County stockman having two loads OF
hogs on Wednesdays St. Louis market.
E. B. Sickle was an Audrain coun.
ty stockman who had q consignment
Of sheep on the st. Louis market this
week.
Scott s. Linneman, OF eastern Au-
drain, we're represented on the st.
Louis market Monday with a a load
OF hogs.
A. w. Waggoner, who had four loads
OF hogs on Yesterdays market from
Audrain County, Mo was here again
to-day with 70 head averaging PA lbs.
that topped the market at 1928
Live Stock Reporter.
Jim Diggs, a well known feeder OF
Audrain County, marketed a load of
steers. today, 5 head averaging 14oO
lbs. at 90. 10 and 10 head weighing 1900
lbs. at $3.50 to the United Dressed
Beef Co.-Live Stock Reporter.
E. ]. Schobe, of the shipping firm of
Schobe & Marburg, OF Audraln Coun-
ty, Mo-, was here to-day with Al head
Of 1ls9-lb. steers that sold at s5.10 per
cwt., going to Nelson Morris & Co.
This makes the fourth shipment that
this firm have had in the past week.
Live Stock Reporter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

The great political issue in Mis-
so1ri, and Is = matter Of fact through
cut the United States, is the enforce
ment u las, not In spots, but
Throughout every commonwealth
There S 20 lodging this isyue; it is
vital net only in the couLtry, but in
the cities Governor Folk sounded
the keynote when he started out 70
scare law enforcement and the estab-
AshDent Of graft and Doodle There
may be some disereooe in the details
in the different parts OF the country,
but the principles involved are the
SANE The people are Just beginning
70 wake mp, and will in every way
possible hold Up the hands OF public
servants who enforce the law in every
particular. This applies TO all off,
cials from the President Of the United
States 10 ward c0uncilmen
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

EVERY Democrat should senda con-
tribution OF one dollar TO ]. NJ. Griggs,
chairman OF the Democratic Central
Committee, Munsey building, Wash.
ington City, D. C. Your contribu-
lions can be sent directly to Mr.Griggs
or they will be acknowledged and for
warded by the LEDGER. This is a
small contribution for a most worthy
cause.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

TEACHERS and school officers should
get everything in readiness for school
at least a week before school opens
Clean house, cut weeds, see
that good water may be had, burn
trash, make the premises sanitary and
avoid malaria and other diseases due
10 uncleanly surroundings.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
AdministratrixI y

Notice is hereby given
Of administration upon
Ariston Burnett, decess
to the underst
Probate Court OF Au11
bearing date July JOtD'
All persons having
said estate are requh,ySl
them for allowances
administratrix Witnissl
the date OF said lel.,
be precluded from
estate, and II sucn ~
exhibited within two VI
time OF the publication -
will be forever O2 AID
ot.at Adnl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

The Audrzfn County Fair is 3
c12ntg eCtsrprlse. and its success is
q interest not only to the people Of
Mexico. but % every citizen in the
county. This fair Is being conducted
not a a Incorporating scheme for the
management, but as a splendid ad-
vertissnsnt for the best farming and
stock growing county In the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

THE kexico Weekly LEDGER Is an
Audrain county newspaper that goes
In most OF the homes 10 the county
once a week for one year for One dol
lar, cash In advance. Do you adVer-
tise in III 1t pays other people, and
IL will pay you.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
Friday, the Dist Day Of
A. D., 1905,
Administrators ]

Notice is hereby given
OF administration upon
Margaret Feger, deceased
granted to the undeFslg
Probate Court OF Au1ij
bearing date August l6,
All persons having ca
said estate are required
them for allowance to tne
ed administrator within on
the date OF said lettefS
may be precluded from a.
said estate, and II such ca
exhibited within two yea
time OF the publication o.
they will be forever 6arISS
WV. c, IN
24.4t At1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

TIKI address Of Hon. Chas. A. Towne
at the C~hautauqua, Monday, Va lis
tened 10 by a large and enthusiastic
audience. Mr., Towne is one OF the
worlds greatest orators, and is greeted
everywhere by large and ap%preciatiye
gatherings OF the people.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

HoN. P. Fl. Cullen made : brief
but magnificent address in introdu-
cling Hon CbAS A. Towne At the
ChAutauqua Monday afternoon Mr.
Cullen is q splendid speaker and the
audience was very much pleased with
what he said.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

ALEsE u7-s- e pe7ple from all
parts 4 ~ >G&E AZ IS Ez2. IEGscu
durin< f4r -=E al aye uscE pieesd
not Onlg SIta ire IAir, but wish the
hospitality and enterprise q Mexico
md Anirain CelntY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
Administrators ~
Notice is hereby given

Notice is hereby glVen
Of administration upon
j. ID. Tucker, deceaseg
granted to the unden
Probate Court OF Augi3
bearing date July 26thi
All persons having C1
estate are require
them for allowances "
signed administratol
year after the date Of
they may be precluded liO
ht OF said estate, and ! Fl
not exhibited within IVY
the time OF the Puollcs
notice, they will be lClg,'
ol-at Adm
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
LIvR STOCK MARKET.
THE CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKE

THE CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Over Celia Commission Co.'S Wire
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 23-
Hogs 5000; steady
Left over 2,s35.
Mixed Cos toe IS.
Light Clio to 6 IS.
Rough $40 to 6 90.
Heavy 6 Is to 6 IS.
Cattle q, Zoo; steady.
Sheep p, 900; steady.
Hogs closed steady. Mixed $500 a
good heavy s6.l5 @s6.47; rough
IS. IS q 5000; light $40 q $500; bulk
90. 10 q s6.45; high $50 a IS 20; clear
auces good; tomorrow 2, OOO; cattle
sheep weak.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
Administrator ~
Notice is hereby given
k-a-t-t~ewatfnn mon W

Notice is hereby gl,en
Of administration upon y
Charles Hill, deoeasea !
granted TO the undeisgr,
Probate Court OF 40 ,Si
bearing date July ziIn' mi
ALL persons having "a
said estate are requli,.I
them for allowances
cd administrator W.
after the date OF said ~
may be precluded iroh N
said estate, and II suon
exhibited within two vi
lime OF the publication
JOHN VI
ana Adn|
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

TEx CGEaE1 C1za7gu vas q
grad 1asssSS Ovsr n 900 people at
cs15s6 Fz17e1ly il e41s out
xaozt eFea an1 arrElCszs1.s were
w15s 50 tai il vii hs psr-zasat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
BRACELETS and
Other Jewelry For
Summer Dress

Summer dresses especial
fy invite the bracelets and the
other beautiful pieces in our
display Of summer jewelry
styles.
A splendid assortment at
all pHces-eyery piece. down
to the least expensive, is fully
warranted.
We've a particularly large
and rich selection Of all sorts
Of bracelets-they're to be
worn so universally this sum-
mer. Bracelets 81 to SIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
TRUSTEES SALE uro,]
OF TRUST

Whereas. Kelly W. Ont.
Josie A. Qulsenberry
their certain deed m aa
18th day OF June, IaSs
In the Office OF the RsCoo,,a ~
In and for Audrain 0oulnas
In book %, at page l0I
the undersigned tfustsa Sa
described real estate ~
County OF Audrain ana d't ~
souri,, to-wit; Lot numkSsae
block numbered ten IN
nal town OF Mexico. kiSa
following described t,saa
northwest corner OF ' NJ
quarter lfl OF section tue Sae
township tifty-one Ibf"sag
west, which point is n tsa'
Craig street In said Civ .9e
thence east 260i feet sIon.
line OF said section, them s.l
With the east line OF G,.1
feet to the north line NJ
In said City OF McxISco ~
along the north lima ~
280i feet to the centS ~ ~
street, thence north Nh
line OF Craig street I IeS
point Of beginning, erc s
on the west end OF sa IIdd y,
tract for street PURPOSES
secure the payment of ~
In SAID deed specified; ana Y
same are now past dps
unpaid; therefor, at the ~
legal holder OF said pots Y!
ance OF the conditions Of s w
trust, the undersigned ~
sell the property aboys
public yendue to the SISs.
for cash at the Court Rsasl
leo, Missouri, on
Friday, the 3lst Dav
A. D., 1905,
between the hours Of o
p. 10. q said day, for IN.
satisfying said deed and
expenses Of this sale.
o9.A. JOHN A. GUTH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

TEE DsEEzg q Adrian county
are Ez-E1g b zGks . t55ruCsh
G1zExS C IL c5ZE x1i king OFT q
IL EEss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

GCEA : having z1aibg revolution.
As 4 ExtEG q tssf C1ha should Be =
part q tie United states
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
Friday, the 3Ist Dav ,
A, D.. lQ0e :
sHERIFF's sArp|

By virtue and author,,,
execution issued from tbs !,
Clerk OF the Circuit Con uS y y
County, Missouri, retnrn, \
September term 1905 0i s,iS !
to me directed in favor ~ !
Bank Of Mexico, Misso1,i y j
Mexico Roller Custom WiI1 ~
Stenens, A. D. Williams =
J. A. Potts and E. Il ,jo y,
levied upon and seized All
title, interest and Claim ~
William StetfenS Of, in and !
lowing described real estst !
!. Begin at the southwest
lot six 10y, block thirty.ons 4
original town Of Vandalls |
run thence northerly alons|
line o1 lois Sand 9 10 said MI
one I'D to the northwest mi
three (3) In said block, tbsrJ
along the north line Of MI
forty.fiye t45) feet: tbeBcs
parallel with the west lIne \
; and 9 to the south line Of !
l6), thence westerly alopa /
line OF said lot 6 to the plscl
ming, all lying and being
County and state Of IND
1 will, on
Friday, the 21st Day Of 1
a. D., 1906,
1T being the fifth day Of \
Court OF said county, IA
hours OF nine O'Clock 10 tbl
and five O'Clock in the al
that day, at the Court Hou|
the City Of Mexico, County
aforesaid, sell the same,
thereof as may be required
vendue, TO the highest bid
ln hand Subject to all prloa
Judgments, TO satisfy said
and costs.
PRICE JOHN
24-td Sheriff Audrain Q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
Friday, the 2lst Day Of {
A. D, 1906,
SHERIPP's SAIL

BY virtue and authorlty|
execution Issued from The
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
County, Missouri, retunj
September term 1906 OF al
to me directed In favor Of
and against David Carr, II
upon and seized all the 4
interest and claim OF ths|
Carr of, in and 10 the foIl
crlbed real estate, to.wit
A strip Of land of Of tbl
OF the northeast quarter
southwest quarter az Of sd
ty.eight (2s) township ffty|
seven az west, In AudraII
Missouri, containing five
more or less, all lying and
the SAID county and state d
and l will, on
Friday, the 21st Day Of
A. D., 1905,
lit being the fifth day Of |
Court OF said County, ID
hours Of nine O'Clock In tbI
and FIVE O'Clock in The al
that day, at the Court HOu|
the City of Mexico, County
aforesaid, sell the same, u
thereof as may be required
vendue, to the highest bid1
In hand Subject TO all prla5
Judgments, to satisfy sal1
and costs.
PRICE JOHN
24.td Sheriff Audrain
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

CALL 81 TIE LEDsERs headquarters
IN the Faal Hail for copies Of the
LKDGEE-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

One OF the best and most successful
educational Institutions In Mo-, is the
Chillicothe Normal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

NOTHING succeeds like success
That's the fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

u ,ss s., n n PsLeHsR.s n. rssA,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23

Alwsys yosr msnsy's wssth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-08-23
AUDRAIN DELEGATE
TO MEET BRYAN.

CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE PASSES REsoL-
UTIoxs AT MEETING SAT-
URDAY AND APPOINTS
COL. GREEN CLAY A
DELEGATE TO
MEET BRYAN
At NEW
YORK.