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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22

A gigantic tray of solid silver, weigh ing more than 10000 ounces, has just been made by a firm in London for an oriental pctentate. The tray Is seven feet in diameter. and is said to be the largest ever executed. It has been in the hands of workmen for over a year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22

The Columbia State writes an edi- torial about receptive Republicans" :" Doesn't that term take in the whole of then7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22

MT. Thompson, Canadian member of Parliament for Yukon, declares that within five years the Klondike gold out put will reach $20.000.0 900 a year as the result of the operations of the big dredging companies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22

Great Britain consumes more butter than any other nation. The average a head Is thirteen pounds year, as against eight pounds in Russia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22
eyRORN CIRCULATION.

The Montgomery Advertiser guarantees It's advertisers fand makes 1t part or the contract when requested) that it's daily GIT cuietion is larger than that of an. morning newspaper printed in Aiabama--and tnat its Sunday edition has the largest circulation of any newspaper printed in Alabama. without exception.
 The figures for November printed below represent the actual net circulation. ah fs- turns having been deducted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22

D. s. Noble. Circulatlon Managef or IHe Montgomery Advertiser. being duly sworn. says.
 The foregoing statement of The Advertt- sers circulation for the month of Novembsr. 1901 Is true and correct. and compiled after all returns from news boys. news agents. spoiled and leftover copies have been de- sucfed. E. 8. NOBLE.
 Circulation Manager. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9th day of December, 1907. gEAL.l RIGA ALEXANDER,
 Notary Public.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04
NEW POULTRY Law.
Article Concerning the New State
Poultry Board of Which ". b.
Turner, Of This City, isa Promi-
nent Member.

The last legislature enacted the
following law which will prove most
beneficial to the poultry interests Of
Missouri.
A board OF poultry ID hereby in-
stituted and created a body corporate,
by the name and style Of 1.-THE Mis-
sour state poultry association" and
by that name shall have perpetual
succession, power to sue and be sued,
complain and defend In all courts, TO
make and use a common seal and after
the same at pleasure.
The governor shall, within thirty
days after the passage OF this act, and
thereafter, as vacancies shall occur, ap'
point seven members, who shall con.
stitute the state poultry board; in
making said appointments, the Cover
nor shall select, as far as practicable,
members representing the different
poultry interests Of the state. The
members Of the board shall serve
without pay, except that necessary in
Cured In attending meetings Of the
board be allowed. The members Of
the board shell hold their Office fol
two years from the date Of their up
pointment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04
SKINNER ITEMS


Our farmers are putting their wheat
in the shock this week.
Harry Householder purchased a new
s foot binder this season and
is now taking IL across the field at a
furious rate. ~garnering his Zoo acres of
wheat.
]. l.. Carpenter and Otto Howard
and Judge Baker Barnes, each pur-
chased a new binder, 7 foot, this
season.
VIM. Orosswhite's and Grover Chat
mans Ease In court was dismissed.
Charley Tanner is again the happy
papa OF a 10 pound boy, June 18th,
was the day his smiles were, made so
broad and realistic.
Misses Stella and Flemina SnidoW,
two leading teachers Of the county,
after a short visit with their sister,
Mrs. Russell Squirting, returned home
Miss Stella intends spending the sum
mer there With ner sister.
Here's extending ~sincelest sympathy
to the family OF Rev. N. 5. Johnson
who's sudden demise was a shock Il
the entire community.
Mrs. Espy and sons OF Loganpor'
Indiana, after visiting the family o
w. f. Wiley the past fortnight, re
turned to their home Tuesday.
The prospect for a good crop is be
coming more encouraging every day
Elaborate preparations are bein
made for the camping meeting a
Maple Grove church, which will b
conducted by pastor Brewer and Rev
lie. @ Selecman, the evangelist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04

Miss Edith Lambert is visiting 10
Columbia.
Sallie, verga and Henry Mayes have
been visiting their brother Ira fokthe
past week.
Mr.. Ira Mayes very pleasantly en-
tertained a large number OF friends In
honor Of his brother and sisters, June
~ with a party. And Of course all re-
ported a jolly good time as MI Mayes
never does nothing by halves and we
wish to state that it was one continu-
GUS round of untold pleasure from
start to finish. Among those In attend
ance were Mrs. Sto overs, Mr. and Mrs.
Sydenstricker, Mr.. and Mrs. Neider-
schultz, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Mudd,
John Parks, Misses Bertha Roberts,
Eugie Parks, Minnie Atkins. Mary
and LYDIA Mudd, Edna and Vinetta
Lambert, Mary Quinlan, Stella
o'Toole, Mary Eager, Maggie Dermody
Anna Fate, Messrs Benford Hender-
son, Frank Powell, Herman Mudd,
Claud Morrall, VIII Montague, Tom
O'Toole Emmett Mundy, Orphie and
Henry Mayes, John Python, Andrew
Chas, Willie, and Phillip Meyer, Mr.
Mcintyre, Harry Cook, Joe and Martin
Quinlan, AT Dowell, and John Eager.
All gave Mr.. Mayes the glad hand and
left for their homes tired and sleepy.
Ice cream and cake we're served as re-
freshments.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04
CANT ITEMS.

Rev, Smith preached to an apprecia-
tive audience last Sunday at Grove
Chapel.
Miss Mary Edwards has the rheuma-
tism.
Little Eva Lee Smith is sick.
We are sorry to lose Beverly Mayes
and wife from our midst. They are
moving to Thompson this week. lie
will teach there this fall.
Mrs. win Renie was surprised with
a birthday dinner last week; 1t was q
family reunion as well.
MARROW Shock and wife attended
Sunday school last Sunday.
Mrs. Shock, OF Hallsyille, is visiting
relatives here.
Aunt Susan Sental Is quite sick.
Come out to Sunday school next
Sunday. We are beginning a new
series Of study in the new testament
In connection with our regular lesson
A good many OF u people are con
emplating a big time the 18th, Ii
Mexico, II we get our streets paved
we will entertain che masses next
year.
Crops are looking fine.
Mrs, Sallie Beatty gave a birthday
supper Monday night,it being In homo
| OF her birthday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04
DULY ITEMS.


Duly was we'll represented at John
sons fish fry last Thursday. /,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Canada, OF near
Mexico, visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Clapper visited
relatives near Littleby, last Sunday.
Mrs, Chas. Showers and gniecel Miss
Bertha Roberts, of Monroe county, Wis
TIED Mrs. Sydensticker, last week.
Miss Edith Lambert returned home
Tuesday after a visit with friends in
Montgomery.
Messrs Sydensticker and Mays en-
tertained a number Of their friends at
a fantastic trip Of the toe last Thurs
day evening, The guests had a royal
good time'and sighted home again as
THE morning stars sang together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nc Williams are reioic'
ing over the arrival of a daughter in
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Fox visited re-
latives in Centralia Sunday.
Nj. Geo, Burgess who has been II
the hospital at Fulton fer treatment
the past week is improving which bis
many friends will be glad to hear.
A few Of our young people attended
the party at Mr., Rudasills last Wed
nesday and reported a very enloyablI
time.
Mrs. G. A. Hopkins aud family, o
Mexico and Miss Mary Sanford, of Flu
ton, visited Miss Lena Hopkins SUI
day.
Jas. G. Ford sold 8 head OF fat cattl'
to +. A. Sannebeek for 8 IL.
Mrs. Dyson,o of st. Louis is the CUES
H. Nrs. Graham.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04
MOLiNO ITEMS.

Misses, Gertrude and Goldie Bybee
visited S. s. johnson and family, of
near Worcester, last week. Mr.. Spots
wood and daughter, Winnie, are In
very poor health.
Mrs. Tanner, Of Molino, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs Frank Cauthorn,
OF Thompson. A daughter was born
to Mrs Cauthorn, June q.
Rev. Mr. Tucker, of near Troy, has
been called as pastor Of Mt. Zion
church. He preached to a large con-
gfegations Saturday and Sunday.
The death OF Rev. N. s. Johnson
was a great shock to the people OF this
community. Rev. Mr.. johnson was
for several years pastor of Mt, Flor
church and was greatly beloved by al
who knew him.
Eorn, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Tan
ner, June 25, a son.
The bridge over Long Branch, Soutf
Of Mr.. Dunkin's home, is In bad con
dition, and cannot be crossed. Thi
is a great inconvenience to the mai
carrier, as he cannot get around tn
bridge when the water is up.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04
EXPRESS CHARGES In
STATE EXCESSIVE,
Railroad Commissioner Says Rates
in Missouri Are Higher Than in
Illinois Missouri Meeting Of
Railroad and Warehouse
Commissioner.

St. Louis Republic.
Commissioner John A. Knott, OF the
Missouri State Board of Railroad and
Warehouse Commissioners, said that
the commission has learned, through
its Investigations, that that the rates
charged by express companies In Mis-
souri, an much higher than those In
force In Illinois, Iowa aud other States
in this part Of the country. The rail-
roads, he said, receive So per cent OF
the rate for their service as carriers.
The commission had called a bear
Ing in st. Louis yesterday on express
rates. But, in order to give further
time to the respondents TO collect In
formation for defense OF the present
rates, the hearing was postponed until
July 0. The Adams, the Pacific. the
United States and the Wells Fargo ez-
press companies will appear, by their
representatives, at the hearing.
Mr.. Knott drew attention to the OF
der issued by the commission some
tine ago for a % per cent reduction In
the express rates. The commission
has authority, by law, TO fix express
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04
ROwENA ITEMS.

Sunday schools we're we'll attended
Sunday as there was no preaching in
our midst,
Mrs. Robert Hayden is entertaining
her motherssfrom Sedalia
Mrs, Brown who has been visiting
her son the past month, left Monday
for her home In Illinois.
Miss Mary Rowe was the guest OF
her brother and his wife near Long
Branch the past week.
Some OF the young people attended
a party given by Miss Whitley Satur-
day night. A delightful time is re-
ported,
Mrs. James McGowen ia suffering
with rheumatism.
Neil Hollenshead, Of Centralia, Il
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Fl. Neil.
Mrs. Jake Angel is entertaining
her brother from Illinois.
Mrs. q. O. Burkeye was the guest Oh
her parents near Sturgeon Tuesday.
Oat crops are looking fine,
We fear the Fourth Of July celebra
ton will be poorly attended on &C
count Of farmers being so busy pillow
ing.
The protraeted meeting at Maple
| Grove has been postponed a week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04
FUNERAL OF MRS. woRRELL,
Remains Inferred In the City Gene
terry Tuesday Afternoon-Rev. A,
W. Kokendoffer Conducts the
Services at the House.

The funeral of Mrs Mary Il Wor.
rell, who died In the Hospital at Full
ton, Monday, was held from the home
of her son Robert Worrell, ON south
Clark avenue, at three thirty O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon, Rev A, W. Koken-
doffer conducted them while the home
was filled with a large number OF low
ing and admiring friends Of the de-
ceased.
Mrs. Mary e, Worrell was born In
Paris, Mo September sixth, 1852.
Her father was James M. Bean who
conducted the Paris Mercury for years
nd was a state Senator during the
early part of the Civil War. He was
one of the States most prominent
men.
In 1872 she married Richard b Wor'
rell, of Paris, aud lived In that city
until 1886 when they moved to Mexico
and for a number Of years conducted
the Windsor Hotel. In 1898 Mr.. Wor
rell died.
Mrs. worrell is survived by a daugh
ter, Mrs. Geo. P. Thomas, OF Kansas
City. and a stepson Robert worrell
Of this city. Her mother and three
brothers, e. e, Bean and j. II. Bean
both Of the Nevada, Mo, Mail, and
j. f. Bean, OF Salisbury, survive also
Mrs. worrell was a beautiful christ
ian character and a most nopulal
woman who had a large circle OF clos
friends here that Join the bereavet
family in mourning her death
The pail. bearers we're: William
Llewellyn, Gale Guthrie, I. +. Roden
James Roy, T. S. Riley, NJ. s. Garter
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04
John sharp shipped a load OF native

John Sharp shipped a load OF native
lambs Monday to st. Louis, part was
his raising and part he purchased Of
o. It. Ellis and o. n. Squires.
DR.. Dennis Moore and sister, Myrtle
Of Mexico, were here last week the
guest OF J. L. Carpenters and other
friends.
We understand that the children's
exercises at Long Branch was a howl
ing success
The singing at Bethlehem progresses
nicely under the leadership of Uncle
Boone Faddin. Saturday night, next is
our regular meeting.
VIM. Mundy and Sam Hook were ID
our midst Monday looking at a num-
Der Of lunches OF cattle. At this time
haven't heard whether any business
was consumated or not.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04
LONG BRANCH,


Leila Lipp spent last week Of u. ..
Berry's.
Miss Anna Bedford has been en-
ployed at Shady Dell for the winter
term Of school.
MIR. Engle and family, spent Sunday
with Mike Peck.
Mrs. Geo. Massey and Mrs. Edward
Duncan are on the sick list
Maud MeGinnis visited Pauline
Cauthorn Sunday.
Ed Pitcher delivered IA head OF 20
ID hogs In Paris Wednesday at DID,
Lee and Charley Arnett delivered ~.
Maude Berrey has returned home
after spending a week with Mrs. 4. .
Guthrie, of Benton City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04

rates, The express 90 mpanies ignored
the order and refused to submit state
ments Of their earnings, saying that
the proposed reduction would be con-
tiscatory,
The commission thereupon ordered
that the reductions be put In force.
Then the express companies petition
ed for a hearing.
Mr.. Knott stated that the express
rates are higher than the freight
rates. The express rates, he said, are
20 per cent higher In Missouri than in
Illinois.
''The express companies and the
railroads" Mr.. Knott said, ARE closely
allied. Railroad stockholders, for the
most part, own and operate express
companies. They have joint agencies
at many points, and the cars OF thu
railroads are used to transport express
matter. We do not see why express
rates should be higher In missouri
than In Illinois,"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04
sCOUNTY NEWS.
SANTA FE ITEMS.

Nv EA lfE4hSs
Mrs. Tom Bates and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, Of Perry, and son, Drake
Bates and family, oflLinneus were
guests OF j. B. Bates and family We'd
nesday.
Protracted meeting at the Christian
church will begin Monday night after
the third Sunday in August, and will
be conducted by Rev. Weldon. Bro
Marks will conduct the singing.
Cane Gex, OF Paris, was here last
week.
Emmett Quick, OF Laddonia, was in
| town several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dillard,of Mexico Wis
tied the Misses Snyder and brothers
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bledsoe enter.
tanned at a lawn party Tuesday night
In honor Of Miss Pauline Powell. All
had an enjoyable time.
Mrs. Thompson and granddaughter,
Miss Sarah, returned to their home,
near Yates, Mo-, Thursday after a
three weeks visit with John Tompson
and family.
Misses Margaret and Jessie Latham,
OF Rensselaer,, are visiting their uncle,
JEFF bates and family, near town.
Joseph Fleming, John Thompson and
family and cousin, Miss Alma Camp
lin were in Mexico, shopping Thurs
day.
Pritchett Humes, formerly Of this
place, but who is now a clerk at
Phillips Clothing Store, at Mexico Wis
tied his uncles, Frank aud Mute
Snyder and sisters last week We are
always glad TO welcome Pritchett to
our midst.
Miss Pauline Powell,of Powell Ford,
visited her cousins, Miss Virgie and
Anna Bledsoe.
The Santa Fe Odd Fellows degree
team composed Of DR.. @. NJ. Baker,
Capt; 81, 4. Painter, Priest Of Bird de-
gree; Joe Wilson, Priest of 2nd degree;
j. N. Bishop, Priest Of lnitory degree;
Emmett Kerr, Priest Of first degree;
Fred Quisenberry, Chaplin; Otis Hol-
man, Past Grand; Jas Camplin, Vice
Grand; Leander Heckart, Ike Wilson,
Bert Reid, Avory Peck, Banner Car
riers, Fl. l.. Scobbee, Inside Guard;
! viii Norman, Inside Conductor, r. A.
Hanger, Warden; /. N. Bailey, organ
! ist. Those present besides degree team
were d. L. Fleming, VIII Master, Per
Try Davis, J. NJ. Dowell and W.. 0. Mil
! Ter, went TO Perry Wednesday night to
. assist the Lodge there in their work
and were royalty entertained.
Misses Latham we're guests Of Miss
Fay verna Bates recently.
Will Wilkerson and sister, Miss
LYDIA, entertained at a lawn party
Saturday night.
Jas. Chapel and wife and three
grandchildren returned to their home
at Ainsworth, Iowa, Saturday after {
: visit with their daughter, Mrs G. e
Z Quisenberry here.
Jas Browning and family,of Paris
7 were guests OF DR.. Drake and family
. recently.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04

Jefferson City, Mo-, June frank
Hagerman,o of Kansas City, council Tor
the Missouri railroads In the two-cent
rate litigation,i in pursuance OF a ten
tative agreement with Attorney Gen.
Hadley, to-day served papers on him.
which paved the way for anappeal TO
Supreme Court Of the Unites States II
the companies, at the expiration OF
the 90 day test OF the new rate, desire
To contest and ecure speedy adjudica-
tion Of the question Of jurisdiction be-
tween the Federal and Stare courts. IL
is believed the step is an indication OF
an intention on the part OF the roads
to fight the law.
In the supplemental billlprepared by
Mr.. Hagenman 1t is set out that the
passenger and freight acts OF 1907 are
void, being an attempt to deprive the
railroads OF their property without
due process ,of law, and denies them
the equal protection OF the law. oth-
er reasons urged are;
Harsh and unreasonable penalties
with no provision for q test OF validity
of the act except at the risk OF incurr-
ing penalties which, II applied TO each
shipment Of freight or each passenger
within the State, would within twC
years be greater than the value OF tne
whole property of the roads; that tine
railroad connections between JOPLIN
and Kansas Oity, st. Louis and kansa'
City and st. Louis and ST. JOSEPH
and Springfield and Kansas CITY arr
largely through two States and there
fore interstate to great extent ant
that enforcement of the new rate
necessarily forces the, lines TO lowe
rates far below the limit fixed for 10
terstate traffic by the Federal laws.
This supplemental bill will be nle'
in the United States Supreme oour
at the expiration of the sO-day tes
and the roads will ask that Gen. hso
Law he enioined from prosecuting tn'
iniuction proceedings In the sta
e0urt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04
Fish Branch Items.

Miss Minnie Atkins, OF Beaver Dam
is visiting her cousin, Eugie Parks.
About 80 guests we're present at the
fish fry given by John Quinlan, Thurs
day about 3 miles north OF town and
all reported a jolly good time. Many
fish were caught. Dinner was spread
on the lground Of which all helped
themselves We would like TO give all
the names Of those present but space
forbids.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04
]. r. Harrison.

The board of managers Of Hospital
No. 4 for the insane at Pennington,
Mo-, will on next Monday elect a
superintendent. The general impress
sion seems to prevail that DR.. J. +.
Harrison, who has been connected
with Hospital No. l, at Fulton, MO-,
for more than six years, will. In al
probability be elected to fill this impor
tant position.
DR.. Harrison is not only a fine ply
stefan, but a man OF splendid execu'
tive ability, and we feel confident vii
give the state a clean, honest and sat
isfactory administration. There is nj
better hospital man 10 the state thar
DR.. Harrison.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04

the State Poultry Board.
lhe onioeis - wy ,oN saa.atara
presluens, sau $500 !,
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Vne ooipola.o s,ha tsrm
al eacn annusr nent' .S.n h.aa
OIL one year Ane ss0.usis "ns
: piao1iOai III apu,,sa ,ntar.
oe acquaihueu WIN VIC -
es's u lne soa, "sno,ntsa as
treasurer sua'i 70 mr.
mempeis VI sne Do ~.
snali receive . , sa,ais ~. nov aunnm
" W. r'"u ar LEI 49,
q que uieasu.ei oua - ~
seoleOaly y, sA. nasnnr,..ior
."n-sa,.rn ho,rd
W 'ne s0a'e pvu. ~ .,oot,o, a,
Anuuai ~srea.a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04
FIRST STEP IN STATE
GOOD ROADS MOVEMENT,
Gov. Folk to Discuss Plans at ST. Louis
Meeting Next Saturday Pro
posed Route is Through
Mexico.

jefferson City, Mo-, July "A meet
ing of the State Board Of Agriculture
will convene at the Southern Hotel,
St. Louis, Saturday morning, to select
a suitable man for appointment as
State Highway Engineer. Gov. Folk
will attend, and lay before the Board
his proposition to construct a modern
highway from st. Louis to Kansas
City, as the initial step in a vast sys-
tenn of good roads in Missouri. 1t is
expected that all the automobile or
g~anizatlons in the State will cooperate
10 the effort to get the good-road
movement practically under way.
The proposed route, Of this road, Is
through Mexico Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04
Galloway Poor.

"
Galloway county pays out annuaiiy
oyer ss, 900 for the support OF her poor
and insane citizens. Alta cost OF ~
eOo forty INDECENT insane persons are
Eept at the Hospital for the Insane
Thirty seven paupers are supported Al
the county farm at a yearly cost OF W
600. while the citizens are growing
more prosperous and enlightened the
number Of paupers and insane seems
10 increase from year to year, sol
syerv three hundred and twenty nve
c,,,zeps in the county one pauper o.
insane person is being suppOi'eu W
the county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04
Caldwell-Logan.

One Of the largest weddings In local
colored society was held, last evening
at the home Of ]. NJ. Boyd, 81 Trim
ity street, when d. O. Caldwell, chef
at Hotel Hoxssy, and Miss Nettie O..
Logan were married by the Right
Reverend S. M. Smothers,of the Color
ed church. There were over fifty
guest present and after the ceremony
a delightful collation. was served. The
presents were numerous and amount
ed to over f~orty-hve dollars. The
grooms father presented the bride
with a beautiful salad dish worth i've
| dollars.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04
Bad Burn Quickly Healed

III am SO delighted with what Cham
berlain's Salve has done for me that |
feel bound to write and tell you So"
saws Mrs. Robert Mytton, 457 John st.
Hamilton, Ontario. "My little daugh-
ter had a bad burn on he. knee. ap-
led Ohamberlain's Salve and 1t heal
ped beautifully. This salve allay the
pain Of a burn almost instantly. 1t is
for sale by all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04
PROBATE COURT.

Second Monday In February, second
Monday In May, second Monday in Au-
gust and second Monday in November
Adjourned terms T held regularly
thesecond Mondays In January, March
April, June, July, September, October
and December.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04

The City Of Mexico vs.. Cnas' bfo"n,
a case regarding the sale OF mea' 90
the streets Of this city without q Il
cense. was decided in favor Of defend.
ant. Judge Barnett said as tne mes ;.
was the product Of the mans isfm u
was salable without license.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04
Mexico Gas Works.

Arrangements are being completed
30 that work on the new gas works
will be started withina few days. The
house will be erected immediately,an d
The tank and purifier will be put In
within the next month. The manage
ment informs the Ledger that at least
four miles of main will be laid be-
tween now and the first Of January
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04

List of letters remaining In the Post
once at Mexico, NO., for the week
ending July 4, 1907, which II not
called for In is days will be sent
to the dead letter otice at Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters In this
list will please say advertised"
Buyan, Mrs. DR.. J. Briscoe, W.
Bellany, Well Blark, Miss sutton
B~ransona, Ben Day, Miss Elsie
CHASER, VIM Hammond, Mrs Nellie
Goodlsby, DR.. and Mrs. z. T.
| Heating, T. Kelly, NJ. M.
Mitchell, G. Fl. Oslesby, Mrs Willie
| Vaughn, H.. A. Wallace, Mrs. John
Williams, Miss Lou
GKo. III. RUNKEL
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04

Frank Williams, Is here from the
East. His wife has been the guest OF
relatives In this city for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams will shortly go
TO Minneapolis, Mimi, where they
will make their home.