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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-17
WHO DID TIT

Mayor Ward has increased the license
fees Of public service corporations. max
ing them bear their fair proportion of
public burdens. Editorial from Blrming-
ham News Ward organ.
Vas Ii really Mayor Ward or Alderman
Fornev and others of the Board of Alder
men WHO found this way of doing it7
Look at the records and give honor to
whom honor Is due.
FRANK p O'BRIEN
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Mobile Buys Biloxi Fire Engine.

Mobile. February 1G.-tSpeelaI)-Mayor
p j. Lyons, representing the city of Mo-
bile and the fire comrnittee of the general
council. today closed negotiations with
the Biloxi. Miss. fire department for the
sale OF the steamer Matte Muldon,"
formerly and during The life Of the yolun-
teer fire department the property Of Mer-
chant Steam Fire company No 4.
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EARLY MORNING FIRE.
Flames Start In the Kitchen OF the
Albert Restaurant.

Fire started in the Albert restaurant
this morning at 4;15 o'clock and gained
some Roadway. Although the flames had
not been controlled on going to press
little damage will ensue. The Boys club
ON the second floor will be flooded, but
the fire will be easily extingulshed.
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BIG FIRE BREAKS OUT
IN HEART OF ADMISSION

dressmakine establishment was locst-
ed in the second story ana the two
buildings had been Quilted at 2:3O
o'clock
The names threatened at that hour
IL spread Ia the jewelrY store ada
cent aud tile Western Union office.
Tie nremen had several streams OF
waller playing on the building. but
il looks as though the entire block
Of structures may he destroyed.
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is THAT so?

Mayor Ward has relentessly made war
ON the gambling neutrality-suspicious.
Birmingham News (Ward organ.)
The grand jury of jefferson county does
not seem 10 agree with the Ward organ
ON this proposition. 1t found that samb
ling is at a high ebb in Birmingham.
FRANK p. O'BRIEN.
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Absolute Proof of O'Brien'S
Charge That Mayor Ward
Used City Stationery


of the work
and of
with the
o4el featur in P
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of drinks and told Caldwell he would not
lose anything by 1t.
Statement taken before ]. p. Mccoy.
Witnesses, II. LINK.
FRANK S. REA.
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Benefit of Doubt.

examination as talesmen, were asked IL
they would give the defendant the bene-
fit of the same reasonable doubt as TO
his sanity or insanity as they would to
the question of guilt or Innocence. In
every case the jurors who are now serv-
ing declared they would.
DR.. Charles G. Wagner and DR.. Britton
d. Evans, the two alienists who have
offered evidence as to Thaw's state OF
mind at the time of the homicide, have
vet TO be cross-examlned by Mr.. Jerome.
If. after the discrimination, the rea-
sonable doubt as TO Thaws coundness
of mind on June %, last. still exists,
the defense will try to show that lhaW
at the present time is sane and Is en-
titled to absolute freedom. This is pc
lieved by many to be the most dlhlcull
part OF the task still confronting the de-
PENDANTS attorneys. DR.. Graem NJ. HAM
,nond who has been constantly beside
the prisoner since the trlai began, -
exnected 10 testify as to Thaw's present
mental condition. 4.
While the defense apparently seems to
no nearing its close, there Is so much
actual work yet to be done that II Is
djfficult to forecast just when Thaw's
attorneys will rest and when Mr.. Je-
rome will begin the introduction OF re-
buttal testimony about which has been
so much mystery DR.. Evans was on
the stand when court adjourned Ihurs-
day. Ii is presumed that he Will resume
Monday morning. He must necessarily
do so, it is said, to maintain the con-
tinuity of the pages. 1t was intimated To-
day. however, that DR.. Evans may be
withdrawn Monday to allow Mrs. Eve
lyn Thaw to take the stand.
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AN ESTABLISHED PRICE ON
BIRMl NGHAM MORALS.

Mayor Ward has raised the license fees
of the sellers Of Intoxicating liquors, and
driven out 1.-THE dives, Editorial Biz
mingham News. Ward organ)
The voters have not forgotten the action
OF the Excise" committee in the mat
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not true that this pet policeman of May
or Ward was compensated at the rate Of
four extra hours per day over his co
workers to make good the value of that
horse? Who. then, paid the bill? Was it
Mayor Ward. the people. or Joe Nix?
FRANK p. OiBRIEN.
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Try the Gawk fer hslf-tone and IIns
iiIu.4rs4IaaA- Ana.Hsrald 6uiIdIn&
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WANTED-Salesman for our
Merchant Tailoring; must
have experience. Call Monday
mroning. Davidson & Band
man, 2O10 LIST avenue.
Advertisements

Vote for Austin for Chief of
Police and he will get rid of
all the inefficient patrolmen.
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ADVERTISEMENT
FAVORED OPPRESSED
Mayor rbhny Way finances 9 People

eroB promised Ina ots W
weakness sinf du al front to tim mdd a
Here S o "a d tn Ward mstatm
tina Of Bngla dno look o
oraft e quet t cu the other No
go His Honor a
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WILL DROP DELWAS
FRON THAW COUNSEL
Talked Too Much to Suit ASsocates-Unusua Developments
I Are Expected When the Trial viii Be Resumed To-
observation-disclosures With Family Today

rome that the juror would be able
to resume. Mr.. Jerome also is anx-
ious that the proceedings be disposed
of either by the verdict of the pres
ent jury or by the decision of a COM
mission in lunacy.
He expressed his willingness at any
time to join with the defense in asking
for the appointment of commission to
determine Thaw's present state of mind.
The defense, however, will continue in
its endeavor to show that while Thaw was
eNplosively insane at the time he killed
White. and while the effects of the brain
storm" were apparent in him for three
months following the homicide his i'm.
provement has been so great and pro-
gressive since October l, that he is today
of perfectly sound mind, and even tenn
permanent
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ADVERTISEMENT
Morson is the winner.
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en- N I you m u o no.
a tim enter a egg o o G you
a a
IErnm an loo a your Is III how much % y H. arbi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
CANT.


DR.. Sims Harrison has located at
Cant. We extend to him a hearty
welcome and wish for him a success
fuI future.
Robert Davis, who has been quite
sick is much better.
Mrs. Gildea is conyalescent.
Taylor Squires has sold out TO John
Cook, Of Centralia. Squires has moved
to bis fathers farm and cook has taken
possession.
Bob Shock has q position with Pat
terson In Oentralia.
Chas. Sellars bought two punches Of
stock hogs delivered at SO.
The community has been blessed
with health, while we have had no
doctor but the time OF the year Is
drawing neal when sickness ab1unds
and we are glad to have a Doctor at
the old stand.
Ike Wilson delivered stock hogs at
Centralia for .05l.
Price Cunningham starts for Colo
RADIO, With . party Of homeseekefs
next Tuesday, December II.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
Mr.. Cornstt Dead.

Mrs. COrnett, wife Of T. J. Cornett,
died ct her home on East Promenade
street, Wendesdaymorning at 8 O'Clock
Mn. CoTnett hac been III for several
months duration, and for the last few
weeks her condition had been criti-
cal She died with complication Of
diseases.
Deceased was born In 1856 near Mar
tinsburg and grew to waman hood In
that locality. Her maiden name was
Texas Crane, and she was married to
7. J. Cornett in 1898. To this union
one child, Miss Lottie, was born, who
with her father survives the deceased.
Mrs. Cornett was q consistent mem
Der Of the Baptist church.
The funeral services will be held
Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock ct
the home on East Promenade, con-
Quoted by Rev. Truex,after which the
remains will be inferred In the city
csmetsry. The pzll-besrers are J. E.
Jesse..S. d. Stocks, J. A. Gu thrie, c.
ID. Glendy, VIM West and DE-. Coil.
The Ledger joins other friends 10
extending deepest sympathy TO the
bereave1 ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
ICE PLANT.
Cassius N. Clay Pays 100000 and
Takes Possession at Once.

Oassius NJ. Clay has purchased the
Mexico Ice Plant for $780, 900. This is
one OF the best Ice plants In the State
and has q fine business throughout
this part Of Missouri. Mr.. Clay will
take possession at once and will extend
the business Al rapidly as possible
Cassius Is sn active young business
men, who will give his entire atten-
ton to this proposition, and we pre-.
dict will meet with fine success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

full accident Sunday having his thumb
cut OF while playing with an X
Martinsburg has organized q Gun
Club with sixteen charter members.
The following are the officers. Pres.
DIR. T. Fl. Diven, vice president, Mike
Dunn,secretary, Lib Ahrens, assistant
secretary, Gus Leuckenhoif, treasurer.
Geo Interpreter. The first practice
was Saturday land all were pleas
ed with their score. Mike Dunn and
Sam Moser tiping, breaking IL balls
out Of Is, with co Pritchett, second
breaking ten. Most OF the Others
breaking nine excepting the President
who got o.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
Rusn RILL.


Eighteen thousand bushels OF corn
was shipped from here last week. Fent
8 Barney, four loads; Il. Doolin, four
loads; Maxwell Bros, four loads, aver
aging $500 bushel per load
a.. Doolin aud G. R. Mccall are
furnishing coal at l2i cents per bushel
TO the people Of Rush Hili.
J. b Ryland and wife OF HiIlsdale,
Ind, are visiting J. w. jackson and
family, Of Rush Hill. Mr.. Ryland Is
an expert in working Ia fire clay and
be says Missouri fire clay took the
premium at the Worlds Fair at St.
Louis, aud be came over TO see some OF
the works.
N. T. Hall, a brother OF Mrs. J. L..
Carnes, died In Springfield, ILL.,, Mon
day the 9th OF this month. Mr. Hall
was a prominent Mason, also a mem
Der OF The Odd Fellow fraternity. He
vas s~ixty-eIght years old and unmar-
ried.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

mot so fast" said Col. White, who
enjoys the distinction Of having been
arrested in New York State for speed
ing and fined sl5 more than the or
binary speeder when he claimed 70 be
a dairymap hurrying to milk his COWS.
81 think that's what they call the
''skidoo'' wagon, " added Col. White.
BY this time Judge Murray began to
see stars, and the man In the machine
behind called a halt. The automobile
was faced around and the occupants
were taken TO the Eleventh District
Police Station, where the chauffeur
was told to appear In Judge Tracy's
Court to-day and answer q charge Of
exceeding the speed limit.
well, III swan!',said Judge Murray.
81 thought those fellows were trying
10 go round u.s.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

Wednesday.
Chas. Stewart, police sergeant, re-
turned to his home In st. Louis, after
a visit with his brothers, Wheeler and
Brown Stewart.
Gervls He'll Is In Illinois visiting
bis sister, Mrs. Henry Holterman.
Born, 10 Frank Moser and wife, Dec.
Q, q boy.
The meetings at the Baptist church
are going on in interest. The evange-
list is greeted with good audiences.
A. F. Woodruff and family have
moved from the farm during the win
ter r.onths. They are occupying Miss
Torreysons' property.
DR.. Maera is visiting his parents at
Gleagood.
MB. Pott er has returned. to her
home in Illinois after a visit with her
daughter, Mrs Woodruff.
@. @. Sondergeld and wife, OF Ohio,
are visiting the latter parents, Nelson
Henry and wife.
Genie Moser met with q very pain
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
FuLeral of Caleb Guthrie.

The funeral services over the re-
mains OF Caleb Guthrie who died Sun
day morning was held Tuesday after
noon at 2:30 at the home on s. Clark
ave-. conducted by Rev. A. W. Koken-
doffer, after which the remains were
Inferred in the city cemetery. The
following were the pallbearers. ".
W. Harper, A. II. Luckie, Tom Roden,
Sam Locke, Thos. McCune and T.aJ.
Hoxsey,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

Bob Bruton was called to Truxton,
Mo 70 see bis father who is i'll.
Stock shipments this week are Dill
lard Bros, l car OF cattle. Scott and
Wilbur 2 car load hogs.
Miss Mae Fennewald is spending q
few days In Mexico.
Rev. Green was up from Montgo-
merry Thursday.
MB. Linchicum. OF Kansas is visit
ing Mrs. B1rchard.
Victor Rodgers is visiting bis aunt,
Miss Amelia Rodgers.
Geo. Myerpeter was in st. Louis,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
Ths Weekly Ledger
= wErTx xzissr and Prsp1ssn
\ n wHITR Associate Ealssr-

Hos. v. O. T. gExKzz, editor q
he Shelkins Democrat one q Mis-
sosns most rsliAbie and s~uts1zntlz
nexzp4pefs, IN writing 90 The editol
e the L<dzsr 10 fsfersnce % local oP
fion unoef ozte.oE Dceenber . 100
alys:
"In reFlY 70 pour tso questions az
The eth win ssy. how the people
like Local option, ID indifated BY
their votes. In The fan Of 1851
Local cption Vas adopted IN this
county, after . hard fght By .
majority Of 10 more or less TINS
Confined until 1901, when some
opposed secured . neu vote; this
tire ne majority was about four
times Is great a. the nrst time
" 1nd. We get enough revenue
fron the regular tsxek. We have
xsfy little criminal costs We save
there. We have scarcely any crime.
You know hsw that helps" 'of
course the Law is violated more OF
less. 50 are all Laws; but this,
Of course, more than others But
itis not violated a. much IS In
former years. The I'D ia on pretty
close" "People have liquor ship
ped In. think should not de-
prive people Of this right II !
could. Ny observation. however,
Is that there ID far less used here
than when we had saloons The
young men are not As generally ad-
dicted to the drink habit where II
quor Is obtained or the sly as in
the open saloon. For these reasons
/ think local option . decided
benefit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
Christmas APPLES.

We have a car load Of Eastern Ap-
pies due TO arrive this week. The
apples will be put up in bushel baskets
for family 8 and will be sold for sl.OC
TO sl.5o per basket, and In barrels al
$500 to $3.50 per barrel, according 70
quality.
The Hathaway Seed and Produce Co,
ld6t&wlt. Mexico, Mo.
The Ledger covers the field.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

These indicate a poor clrculaua
The very best thing to do is to va
them by exercise, II that be prac'7
BILE; II not, by dipping them in hol Z
cold water. alternately, two Or IN
times, and then using vigorous u
ton. II that does not warn ~
and keep them warm, heat them i
fore the fire. drying them thorcuea]
and then correct your habits Or
prove your health. for be sure that 4
or the other is wrong, perhaps OOa1
Woman's Life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
BENToN CITY.

Miss Lula Duppen returned home
last Friday from Mexico where she has
been visiting.
Rev. Hunt. the Evangelist. who is
holding q meeting at Martinsbure,
preached here ct the Baptist church
Saturday evening at 2 O'Clock p. m.
Miss Fressie Hilderbrand Is visiting
in St Charles.
Grandma Powell returned home
last Friday from New Florence where
she has been visiting for some
time.
Miss Cordie Franklin who is work
ing In Mexico spent Sunday 10 Benton
City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Morris.
VIM. Zucx and wife have been en-
pertaining Mesdames Austin and
Blain. Of Chenoah. Ill, and Nj. and
Mrs. Wilson, Of st. Edward, Neb.
r. P. TInsley has been suffering for
several weeks with . sore hand.
q. E Holmes was here THURSDAY.
He sold his farm, at go per acre
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

TEE citizens OF Mexico S h0asdhesl
10 mind that Ne are going 70 elect fodr
c0uncfinsn in IL spring. Make your
Errzngenenls 20 see that Jour noni-
fnsss are not In favor Of lowering the
szloou lhceesa Some q those Who are
now advocating high license Is against
locE option are really IN favor Of hav-
. the license Is loE as possible
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

TEE best advertising is In . Local
paper well displayed.If our merchants
Twill drop down 70 the nitching rack
OF and see the farmers sweep the
cheap hand bills out Of their wagons
they VIII come 70 the conclusion i'm
nediately that this money is worse
than wasted. A certain amount OF
money car be iudiciously expended In
The way Of attractive posters. bur 70
depend upon this line Of "a vertising
for permanent results has proven long
since q waste Of money.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
SAY THEY'LL BE GOOD.
Lamar Druggists Win Comply vi
the Law.

Lamar, Dec. 7.-All Of the druqgia
OF Lamar have signed the iODOvIl
notice and agreement:
"Inasmuch as 1t is currently STAT
that In event local option should cl|
In Lamar. the druggists Of The "
would sell liquor in violation Of \
locol option law, we, the underdgl
druggists OF the city oiLamar,do Asa
by pledge ourselves that we will %
ply with the Law faithfully and bone
ly In spirit and 10 fact"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

Hon. P. Fl. CULLEN will deliver an
address in favor Of the adoption Of
local option at the Court House TO-
morrow night, and should be greeted
with a large and representative au.
dience.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

COL GEO. w. BAIE, the noted ora
ter will deliver an address In favor Of
local option at the Opera House Sun
day afternoon, December IA, at 80
A cordial invitation is extended to all
to bear this distinguished speaker
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

J. NJ. Pollard, Of this city, is with
the Mermod- Jaccard Jewelry Co., OF
st. Louis, during the month Of Dec
ember, where be would be pleased to
see bis friends aud give them his per-
sonai attention in a selection from the
finest stock In America OF watches,
diamonds aud jewelry. d1wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

THE entertainment At Hardin COZ
lege Tuesday night December 10, was
. most delightful AFFAIR, and an ap-
precistive audience was highly please
with the rendering Of . most exeelleRt
programme. The entertainments At
Hardin College are always uptodate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
Three Land BARGAINS.

s6370 buys 1876 acres of which It's
acres is In cultivation; 6 rom house,
2 barns and out buildings.
s9080 buys 227 acre improved farm
near Bellflower, Mo.
SITS buys 205 acres in two miles OF
town. For particulars write.
d2t-4i-2t J.. U. Basket,
Montgomery City. Mo,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
County News.
THOMPSON.

Mn. Arthur Camel. Of Hatton, was
the guest OF her cousin, Mrs Elliott.
Last week.
Miss Hattie Brown was here from
Mexico Monday.
r L. Davis Ia improving after sew
erai weeks sickness.
DR.. Allen was dosn from MoberIy
looking for q location, Monday.
Logan Robinson shipped over the
Wabash, Monday night, one car load
OF sheep.
Miss Myrtle Mayes Is making an ex-
tended visit 10 her sister, In Bowling
Green.
Mrs. Cy Barnes and children were
in Oentralia the first Of the week the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

Hos. JozxFE TAFLET, . leading At
torney q Bowling Green. No, Is 80
ing &c be q candidate fos the State
Senate from this district Mr.. Tap
e. hiss warm friends throughout the
district who are very enthusiastic in
their support of bis candidacy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

In the Gulf Of Mexico, ten .
southwest Of Sabine Pass Is
stretch Of water two miles long =
three-quarters OF a mile wide !
known as the OIL Spot, and IS ai''
placid.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

THE Retail Merchants Association
Of MossIs5 Is starting another crusade
against the professional deadbeAts.
That association keeps a book con-
tanning the names Of those who try 70
live without work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

Many men do not allow their p
ciples to take root, but pull then
every now and then, as childrsn
towers they have planted. to ~
they are growing
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

DURING the month Of December the
Ledger is devoting considerable space
70 advertising, but every line is worth
reading.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
POLICE ''SKIDOO'
BAGS STATE BOARD
EDITOR BOB" WHITE, JUDGE
MURRAY AND OTHERS GO TO
POLICE STATION.
CHAUFFEUR is ARRESTED
Galloway County Members Of Asy
lum Board Thought Pace Was
Slow.


st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Up at McCredie 10 Galloway County
NO., there is a lid on nearly every
thing except speed. McCredians have
been accustomed to Unrestricted loco.
motion, either on foot, horseback OF
by vehicle. To this fact was due the
ettntion yesterday Of T. P. Murry Of
McCredie, vice chairman of the Board
Of Managers of the State hospital fol-
Insane at Fulton; Editor "Bob''
White OF Mexico Mo. Ledger, chair
man; DR.. @. W. Lewis, assistant super
intendent, and Jobn p. Bell, treasurer
Of the asylum, on a charge of exceed
ing the speed limit In an automo-
bile.
The Board OF Managers OF the hos.
pital, after a session held at the
Southern Hotel, to approve accounts
end to award the contract for
a laundry building and machinery
for equipping IL, took q spin through
the city in two automobiles. DR.. P.
Z. Williams, superintendent, who is
just recovering from a gnnshot wound
In the leg: w. r. Million, of Boonyille,
J. B. Hereford, of Odessa, s. 2 James
Of Fulton, and DR.. ]. O. Mum OF
Novinger, Mo we're In one automo-
bile. Judge Murray and party were
In the automobiles of Nelson Leonard
OF Bunceton, nephew OF former Gov.
Lon V. Stephens, who is visiting here.
The pace was entirely too slow for
Judge Murray, according TO other
members OF the party. Although q
deacon in a church at MeCredse, the
Judge Is accustomed TO going sonle.n
Leaning over, be punched the negro
chauffeur 10 the back and said:
Glitter up a little, can't yousn
WANTED STILL MORE SPEED.
This was completed with and the
automobile went bounding along.
Cant you put on a little more
speed?n asked Judge Murray. "a man
down our way would be arrested for
obstructing trafic II be didn't get a
better move on him than this
The chauffeur then put. on a speed
somewhere between 30 and 10c miles
an hour, and quiet West Enders held
their breath In amazement. Sudden
~ there shot into view an automobile
whose occupants would have readily
been recognized By any ST. Louis
speeder. When this automobile was
close In the wake OF the Galloway
party's machine, Judge Murray copied
10. Jumping 10 his feet In excite
ment, bis hair famed By the wind,
and In tones Of authority be said:
Hitter Up = little more Can't you
see that fellow is trying 10 igo around
uss"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

A negro Who gave his name q
s.slin'' szs arrested this week On the
charge Of tbefk He was accused Of
having taken : pair Of hunting boots
from ne stove lining factory belong
~ % AT EiIfbtt. Sunday afternoon.
II vas alleged that this Ineero then
sid fhs hoon 70 stsinmzn 4 Son
far AZ Ths negro vas tried, ind
al nj 70 jail 20 ssrEe his sentence.
he bad been emploTed 81 TIE factory
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12


List OF letters remaining In the Post
Once at Mexico, No, for the week
ending Dec - (which II mol
called for IN IS days will be Eeni
70 the dead letter once a. Washing
ton Psrsons calling for letters In thiI
List win please ssy ''sdvertissd:"
Armstrong. A. B. Beas Rob't
Broon, Frank
Bazzrth, Alonza Cole Calvin
English, o. z
Frisons yunius Foster, Bruse
Farrsh, Frank
Hansberger, L II. Hart, Ruby
jackson, Thoz 7. Johnson,R u.
MocleY, Ufey
Morszrf, NM J. L. ca
Mitchell, Andrew Nichols. Era
Raiorden, Harry
Roz, Rev. .. p. izl
Robisoa. Mn II. n. Rant, Con
Terrill. Ma Lnocie Terrili, Ella
Whitney, D.
Williams Mn- Liccie Wilson, 4 W.
White. J. I.
waliee. Mary Louis
HcKineE Mn Mar.
Go. Hi.KUEKEL
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

Any one desiring washing done at
their home apply to the Associated
Carlties
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

The pastime club was royalty enter
tainedThursday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs Poisson. Mrs. Poisson is one Of
Merico's most popular hostesses.