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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26
WAYLAIp AZ WORKMAN.
Willim Scifcrt Has Rough Encounter
With FOotpad.

Ogden. Dec. 26.-While walking at the
rear OF the saloons ON Twenty-nfth
street near Grant avenue William Sic
fert a foreman at Lakeside ON The
Ogden Lucin Cut-om, was knocked in-
sensible Tuesday night ana robbed of
ms money, S5l, and gold watch. Sic
Ieft had come to ogden to spend his
CHRISTMAS and was taking On some of
the saloons He had gone on 90 Electric
avenue when be met one OF the laborers
under him, Jack Welsh. who immedi-
aleig began TO assault him. Siefert
toushl PACK ana for short time they
had a genuine rought and tumble agbt
making considerable noise which an.
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CHRISTMAS At The
STATE SCHOOLS
PUPILS Not Forgotten by Santa
CIaus-Good Programs
Given.
HELD UP BY R. R. LAB0RER.
william Seifert Came I'm to Spend
Christmas and Was wayIaid-Iunc
ton City News Briefs.

ogden. Dec. 26.-The pupils at the two
state Institutions in ogden. the indus
trial school and the deaf and dumb
school. were not forgotten by santa
Claus.
At the deaf school Tuesday evening a
Christmas tree loaded with presents for
the pupils was lighted and the gifts dis
Hbuted making all happy. Yesterday
Christmas program was rendered ana
q hounteous dinner served.
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EVANSVILLE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WEDDING
Home Dramatics-Holiday Festivals
Funeral of Anna l.. johnson.

Special CORRESPONDENCE.
GrantsvWc. Tooele CO.. Dec 23-
George Riley Judd and Miss Grace B.
Huntington were married in the salt
Lake temple Wednesday the 18th inst.
The wedding reception was held
on the 2lst inst. az the residence Of
tho brides parents.
The Federal Coal & Coke company
corporation. of which Andrew q. Ben
son Is president. A. S, Erickson, sec
rotary and treasurer. Anton Anderson,
director, residents Of Grantsville, and
r. G. Jensen Of Salt Lake, vice presi-
dent The president has just re-
turned from the company's property I'm
Carbon county with a fine specimen Of
coal and reports that preparations are
being made for shipment in the near
future. The mine Is located at Hales
station on the d. & r. g. railroad.
The Home Dramatic company With
j. T. Flinders as manager made its
first appearance in the opera h' use on
Christmas evening IN the drama en-
Titled. "Sumpter TO AppomatoN.' IN
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Calculator, John 3. McGrcgor.

At the industrial school the pupils all
received gifts of different kinds and d
good musical and literary program was
given. An elaborate dinner was served
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AMERICAN FORK.
CHRISTMAS BRINGS soRRow

infe' answer summons ct the Reap
cr-Noung Mother Among Them.
American Fork Utah Co.,. Dec g6--
Ihfee deaths occurred hero ON Christi
n'as day. Robert Peters. an old resi-
9enl OF t1Is city. who came from SCOT
Iand, sucgumbed Co the rayares of
uns JOB his eighty-fourth year
Mrs Mary A. smith. WIG. ~ uI.nor
Warren D.. smith. 5S. died after a loue
Illness. resulting from injuries rereied
years ago in a. runaway. ana from
which She had suffered ever since.
Mrs Annie Stewart wife coz Paul
stewart died of uuorueral fever She
was .U years OFF age and leaves % hus-
band and -Four small children, who ary
prOstratH with grief
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS THURSDAY DECEMBER 26 1907

thur J. Goodv 50. Lewisvnlc. Idaho.
and Mary b. Larsen. so, Newton. Utah.
WIN. ~. Apperley has been given a
divorce from Lydia a. Appeflcy in the
First district court.
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DEATH OF MRS. KELLOGG.
Lecturers for State Teachers Convel
uon-Garden City News Briefs.

-
tion-Gardcn City News Briefs.
Special Correspondence.
Provo, Dec. 26.-At the home Of hor
daughter Miss Josephine Kellogg. 8S7
South Third West Mrs. Harriet Newell
Kelogg answered the summons OF
death at the ripe age Of SO years.
having suffered about two weeks with
acute Indigestion. Deceased was born
1919 az Newportage, Ohio She was
the daughter OF Dr. Miles and Lucy
Clark. her father was a surgeon I'm the
army In the year 1872. Mrs. Kellogg
was the mother Of five children. four
" whom survive her. also Is grandchil-
dren and "a great grandchildren.
Funeral services viii be announced
as soon as word Is received from the
son IN Colorado and the daughter i'm
ohio.
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our Sl.00 guaranteed razor IS best IN
city. Full line Of strops and razor
homes. state street Hardware, 252 South
State.
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BENEFIT ENrERTAINMENr.

on next Friday. Dec. q. Miss Ma
ram Nelke VIII give one Of her popu~
ist entertainments at the tabernacle
ior me benefit fund Of the state
teachers convention.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT.


saturday D9sde,
$50 ''Se 81 Fourth North ST. Phone Ind iO 0'leh
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MARRIAGE PERMIT.

A marriage license has been issued
10 James W. Mezies Of Scoheld and
Ethel Hlrst OF Provo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-26

During the State Teachers associa-
ton convention beginning the evening
OF Jan. l. 1908. Prof Suzzelo of the
LELAND Stanford university. and Prof.
Gordy OF the Columbia university will
be the lecturers. The gentlemen are
two OF the leading educators Of q
United states. Arrangements are
made whereby the public win Dee per-
mittCd free to these lecturers. which
viii be OF great value fo PARENTS and
educators not only Of Provo. but the
eurrnundIn. clIL.e.
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We make 500 kinds of candies. Why many?
Why, they all good can't fnd Jump
i1R-oH place" Then inUent a new candy at
least every rOeek-th how please everybody.
"SVeety Thine
STARTUP CANDY CO., ProUo.
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PRICE.

school Funds Distributed to ,choois
or Carbon County.
Price Carbon Co. Dec. County
supt a. r.. Marcusen has ius. made
am apportionmeut OF school Funds Tor
carbon county, as given below. Total
number of pupils Is iiS3; amount per
capita. S5.75. total distribute s Sl0,-
90 o.
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NEW CATALOGUE OF
CHURCH WORKS.
Just issued Send to Deseret News
Book store salt Lake City, Utah. FOR
q free copy Special terms 10 dealers.
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r.. A. Ilarkin
Telephone iSS X

Manager. Il. A. Iarigin
900 2lth st. Telephone INK
Advertisements for the Daily.
Saturday and Semi Weekly News
accepted on the same terms as AZ
the Salt Lake Office.
Calculator, John =. McGrcgOr
2lss Wash. Ave.
Telephone Bel 69s. Ind. q.
Payments Tor the Daily. saturday
and Semi Weekly News should be
made TO the circulntor. Delivery
made bv carrier on the same terms
AS In salt Lake
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The petition of John S. Taylor pray
ing that the last win and testament
Of William W. Taylor. deceased be adj
mitted To probate and letters testa-
mentsry be issued to Sarah II. Taylor,
William II. Taylor and John S. Taylor
was set FOR hearinQ Dec. 2S.
r.r,nr.r.t- r.r-,~rv.-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11
c0EF0RfrBe WORDS
Many q Mexics Hssscheld WI
FIND Thez -

To have TIE paiosE ad aches q Z
bad hack removed: % Be enElrelT fre<
frn ansoyfSg dznxerv& Ursnzry
dEsor1erx is ezzBzzh 70 rake any kid
ney saEsrsr S~rzieful To tel b0E
this great change an Dc hFoskbtzbout
sfIl prove conf0rting words &c hrn-
1reds q Mexko rez1ers-
J. G. Brxkhszr, r. r. o. No J. Mex.
co No, szyE Il have beer trUahsed
With e7tzrrh and shenI zo1ld he
nose THAI orai12riIy eEectsd. 1 tseez-
ed 70 dsrzneezy kidDeu. These uzs
Ansnsss acF8ss ny Ions TIE sctio1 q
The kidney &cretions uzx irregular
ard voGh Be oollsed 10 ges % sever
Al tints durirg The night Ivzstold
By . TREND that Dgs1s Ktd1ey PIlS
soU4 knock 0af al fhis uo1bse, 50 !
got them al B0kner & WhItDeys
drug store. and they really ID asnlxh
the troubss Vsry promptly / have
taken Dams Requests for consisps-
t1on zr6 thsg cured re
For sale b. Al dealers Pre- Sc
cents Fosser-kilhorn Co. BueaIo
Ees York. soAs agents f0r The Uuifec
Stzsex
Remember The nHze-DunS6,na.
take % 0sher
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11
|KLOPERs THOUGHT TO
HAVE COME HIRE
Frank Erssberz and Mia Halle
Blatnsr Are Being Huntsd-Pzr-
e1tzl Objection Theught to
Have Pierced Ysung PEG
pie 70 Steal Away

Love laughs At Locksniths- an
parents Too. far from the phone mes
zgss received here TO-DAY from the
assistant prosecuting attorney. q
MsntgonerT county, Frank Brother
and Miss Hallse Blatoer, 10th prom.
tnent yOUng peopie. Of WellsviIle, ars
thought TO have eloped b<czuse The
brides parents we're opposed TO the
match.
10 bis endezv0r 10 locate them here
The news leaked out and frOm al The
information : reporter could End the
FouBg people sere far too wise to stop
this near home if tbeyihave gone to
wed and they b more distant lcoun-
y seat 70 proeare a license.
Mis- Blatner Is tbe pretty and &C.
eomplisbed daughter Of one Of Well.
sEilie merchants and has attended
Hardin College IN this city. Mr..
Brothers Is ~eil kDosn and popular
yosng man residing in the brides
home city.
Attic time Of going u. press they
sere not be hczted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11

% szzeS WyAe sE
On the Z7tn OF March Miss Mar,
Wylde Of Benton City, Mo. ,Ddied in bel
@otb year. Mn wylde was born in
Erie county, 0hi3, IN 1877. married
James Wide in Der End rear II
this union we're born sons and two
daughters, Mrs. COhOon Of Benton
CatJ, B. r. WyIde, Of Ponea, Ok.. D
L. Hyde Of Fl Morgan, Colo, Mrs
Lee Farrer Of Colo G. W. Wylde, ;ot
WinthOp, Wssb. James wylde Of
Benton City and VIM wilde of Cal.
Wood Mo. She also had oyeris0 grand.
children and great-grznd children
They moved TO Missouri shortly aftel
the var and she had lived In the vie
nifty Of Benton City for y years.
She was brought up a presbyterian
the church she always adhered TO
Her funeral was preached By preacher
Wallace Of Mexico, 10 The Presbyter
ian Church 1t Benton City. She wa.
laid 10 rest beside her husband in
Benton City cemetery. The pail bear
ers we're: g W. StAuffe. Andy Eris.
man, }. W. Douglass, J. D. Reed.J. W
Hines and David Douglass
She passed quietly and peacefully
away 10 a firm belief, that = glorious
future awaited the good. and did no;
fear death. Sit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11
Whose Wedding are
You Going To?

have arranged : window OF
give yu some wedding sug-
gsiioaz There are quite q number
booked fer this spring and We trust
you are smong the fortunate ones to
receive an Invitation to the ceremo-
ny. Lock ever the display carefully
and then come inside and let Us show
you through the magnificent stock We
carr. Our time IS at your disposal
and the range Of prices are such that
We are sure you vil find something
that viII suit both IN price and appro-
.przteneSS; We have an especially
good weight TEA SPOON that We
offer al s4.oo the hall dozen in
white kid box
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11
PROPOSALS

Notice Is hereby given thai IDS in
Tia form OF sealed proposals I'll Be
ree<fsed by the clerk q tie oennty
co1Ft Of Audain ocoaty. Missouri ca
q hef0rs the
SIXTH DAY or Nay. 1857.
before no0n Oh that dap, froz zuy
banking corporaston associated q IL
diEidusi banker thai may desire g Be
selected Is the depository Of the funds
Of said co1ntg. Zach h6 must state
The rate Of interest that sch bazkirg
lcoTpoFafiors ASSOCIATION or in3iVtar7l
banker offers 90 pay said funds from
the irst Monday Ia May 1907. . the
Ent Monday In Mzy. ie99, and @ oe
accompanied b. q check for $1,000 S
guarantee 0f good faith 90 the part
i0f the bidder; and that II bis bid
should be the highest and Dc accepted
be viii, in i've days after being select
ed, executes bond payable 70 Audgai1
lcouuty, Missouri % be approved oy
the county court Thereof nn With not
less than i've solvent SuritiG. who
shall own unine0mbered real estate
In this state Of - great value IS the
amount Of said bond, or, az the option
Of said court, deposit il lieu OF real
estate as security, bonds OF the United
States, OF this state; the penalty Of
such bond shall not be less than the
total actual revenue OF this county for
the year OF 1907 and 1905, via. The
sum OF one hundred thousand dollars
100000 conditioned for the faithful
performance OF all duties and 0bliga.
tions deyolying By law upon said
depository and for the payment upon
presentation OF ali checks drawn On
such depository bY the county treas
urer ofAudrain county, Missouri when
ever any funds shall be In the deposi-
tori. and that al funds, including the
funds belonging 10 school districts Of
said county, shah be kept faithfully
and accounted for according q law.
The interest 20 be paid By such depCsi-
tori shall Be computed upon the daily
balance to the credit 81 the county
which such depository, and shall be
payable 70 the county treasurer
monthly. The county court will, at
noon On the 6th day Of May, 1851, pub
liciy cause to Be opened all bids de-
posikd with tie clerk Of said court
before that hour. The checks will be
returned 70 the bidders whose bids
are rejected and on the approval Of a
bond the check viii be returned 10 the
bidder whose bid is accepted. II the
successful bidder fails 70 give good
bond within i've Isl days after the
date OF such selection as depository,
the amount Of such check shall 20 to
Audrain csuntyas liquidatsd damages
E III. CARTER,
SIT Clerk Of Audrain County, Nc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11
THOMPSON Publishing Co.. Si.LOUis, No.
Prairie Lea School Closes,

Miss Nora Humphries closed hel
second eight months term Of school
at Prairie Lea Saturday April 9Th.
The ones receiving prizes for pro.
iciency 10 work and best grades in
department during the term were.
Harold Rogers. Edna Shire, Glenn
Ruse Dora Klusman. Leo Shire car.
ried OF the pennies for the creates,
number Of headmarks In his spelling
class, and little Irene Rogers received
the pennies 10 the smallest spelling
class. These pupils and all Others
who have attended regularly and taken
interest having done good work this
term.
Each child received a souvenir
containing the names Of the pupils,
teacher and school officers They
also enjoyed a treat Of candy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11

stomach 10slng cannot Kill thesS
gsrsuz . direct hcal treztnent is 40
s1lEislg necessary. ard for this pur.
poss notainz else equals HyoDeL
Brztoed thrDazh TIE neat pocket
nhzlsr thai cozG with every oztsi
HEonei reaches The nost rezgte ali
cells tr the n0se. throat and lungs
giving immediate relief and sTeetiDg
. permanent cure in The worst cases
q cziarrh
A c1-Plete Hy0ua O1t1t costs bat
|sL@, and OTIS Purdy give 3 guarantees
with every outfit that the treatment
oil c0st nothing unless IL cures.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11
Archie KeDowsIl Dead.

AErtinsburR. No, March 18th, Ise7.
Where a. cur Esteemed Seighhu
Archie g Mcdowell, has been called
from bis earthly lsbOrs 70 a field 81
nobler and greater activity, 10 mani.
festaticn Of our respect and FRIENDSHIP
for our nelgbboF, Be ii, Resolved By
all members q N2rtinsbUrg Camp
z& W A. thai IN bis death. the
camp loses . gStzunch lNeighh0r, hi'
wife, a devoted husband, the little
daughter, ; loving father, and that
his presence kgreztIy missed and bis
los kee1ly felt b. al, therefore be il
further, Resolved. That we extend 10
the bereayed wife, daughter, and rela.
tiyes our sincere sympathy in their
I'd hour and that we commend them
sin reverence b him that doetb all
things vel, and aest further, Raol
Fed, That these resolutions be pub.
llzbed 10 the Mexico Ledger. a eepy
sent 70 the beFezyed 1nes. ana The
zane ordered spread upon our min
utA Committee
II Pfrsoch,
CD william,
II A Overb1gh.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11

IoE cr American fouaszs abound 4
p1na vhAz1 possess the z1ss raluah1s
Ee1d-z ylrs1a@ % hbundantly aftpyaed
~ scnr@ q the Eoss szEnens nedgcaI
writer's and tszckerA EFca the uutu-
t1rz ln1zzra had discovered he usefui-
ns4s q EarT native plasA bsfors the
s1Fs1tof the vkEs rzce This frforma-
Lon Errte1 frssiy 70 the whites, led
tss htiez % coc1isDs investigates unta
to-day ss have . rfeh xnsux1ment q rucas
F111z5se American msdteanai roofs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11

ONE hundred and t1esf9-EVe pea
pc are BoH empl0yed al the shoe fac
tofy and the pzS roll IS close to o1e
thousand dollzn per week The Nor.
rs Brothers are Tsrf much pleased
N1th their zoo., ard the smpioyes are
delighted zith the proposition The
idea Is 70 cgzble the output a. son u
ucsEfH,e
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11

The next state poultry show should
Be bed In Mexico 1t IS surprise 70
thnse who Investigate the matter 70
Ind now much money is brought into
Auofain county On account Of the
sale d eggs and poultry. Mexico
should be the chicken center as well
as the horse center Of the country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11

J. W. Brewer is in PEORIA H., With
a car loads Of horses and mules, this IS
ten load Of Inules and horses be has
shipped cut Of Audrsin county since
Jan. L. y. WIS a hustler zrd
man who ic always at the front.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11

Noces h hsreey gives lat szzl ssts1snszs o.
Ne eeE1>e q a L ~Stepse1E4z, eeoe1se1. WI
- Eees AZ ~ NAY tsrz q tie Prohzss
C0erTo Az1rz1. coE.T, M.ssozr. % bs hsac
a. Asxne. A1s.ozrl - ne second Ho11Ey
3 Mas. fsE-
SORTH MISSOURI Trust co
AID oyTILLA STERPELNAS-
u AeziriStrAsor&
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11

The case Of Df. MeFaIl. Of this city.
charged With . criminal operstion
comes NJ Tbngday In the Monrpe
county eircuit @urt where it was
trzusferred. Many went from here
As witnesses Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11

Ss2ss y hNrshy gfrsn skxi faxI ssEs1.nssta .,
Ne e4.aes q C1ra11e A. WEson, dcceassl, wi
CgzV4 ZAR4ua. ~zzty. Nisssar. = = - :.
M&Ecs AEseGn, - - ssuo11 Me11Ey Z
MAJ ~
ALEx- cARrEz
~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11

Noise \ Aereog gree mai azas sesaieners,
g tAe eExte % ". J. Jesse, deceased, VI
= ZA1e a. tne EzT fern Of the ProAate
Co1r e A1fNl. c1zzsy. Missouri - be kez
a. Nez1eos Mssc1E O. ne secoad Mon6sy Z
AEy. ~
JESEssE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11

Rosa Lee Morris rs Tbos 7. Morris,
Divorce.
Turner BrowD, By Gr1n, Es Roy
Long On accounts,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11

Vote For School Commissioner.
TIE anal vote for school commits
sioner- u Audrzin county zas.
5 T. Dzvis-iO64
Mr. McCzil-ss5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11

Reeounts his srip around the World and bis
visits % isl nations The greatest booz OF
trsTei ever urltten- Tn people are waiting
foriL The Agents harvest OCTFTTFREF
Send hftT cents TO cover mailing and hard
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11

Or fercs believes uhzt or AE<rtcan for
esta aocEd - zost sz1zaffs nas6tct.ni rucas
"a e1hNQ Eos1 oessza1s ana fstai tts-
eAa@ 8usgoo4rmpeE1y fzsessEEte khems
sd 1~nI&oE q fka cozvtcfton. he
0NrEAh 100 A&&-zk =GrxEl1zA
LlIs-
uggerTGEhaA LA kra4E isEesf - II lie
E&4&2@kA azc. NgEr tnTtgr-
@L2EA4 LsEulEsQZ I'D hsQoc
lEzl EeecM sc<nce DyfpE~
sA q L14E5t4ca- tor5d EFef fzncrzona1
AID even s1lEuiSr and cher aGectinns q
ne be1xE Tie4d 20 rs ezrzETe sctknn. Tbs
fe&soa ~as u cures tbese and uanv osker
a@e1scf% Is clearly sto1n N a iltsie book
q extfaesa froz The S;xndzrd nedscal uosts
Nh1ch Is Ez5Isd grxs1o any s66rezs b. Dr. z
v. P5eroE q BUTzla \. T.. % an eszdtrx
rss1est fx tbs sz-E
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11
Rex Blum

@@fu ~ .. W. W. X
Viii make the season OF 1907
at the farm Of John Blum, 10
miles northwest OF Mexico.
Mo-, at Sis to Insure a Liv-
ing Colt.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.
REX BLUM was sired by Re1 Nc
Donald ts3sa the greatest son both
as a breeder and a show horse Of Rex
Denmark $50. REX BLUMs dam
was Bird Denmark ls595), by Sumter
Denmark Second 575l.
REX BLUM lsa beautiful dark
bay animal, 16 hands high, with
white star in forehead, good heavy
bone and body and extra fne name
and tail As bis pedigree indicates,
be is a saddle horse and goes all the
gates with the greatest ease. There
is no animal living with a better
disposition.
Care taken TO prevent accidents,
but not responsible should any occur.
Money TO be paid when mare is parted
With or removed from neiehborbood.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11

Boa aa zhpre neu-ioned EedIctnes ars
wn1lE E&6a Ufrsufhe ET1er4c extracts q
nz-ifE z1E1A r1cHA D prpcesssz en-
p3cya1 r ttei1 rzr1f2cfuTz were crtrinzi
skilled caamlrs and pharmacists with th8
I'D a sgE4ratzs and appliances SPECIALLY
ceSiRae4 sHd bulF for THIS pzxpose Both
Eecic1Ezs are ertrtlT frs fr1D zlcuboi ana
al Ober hz-ufnl hztif-foEsng drau A
mn Ist G Hsr inTTe1tezts Il printed On
each bofsss-Hn5pr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11

TheprosperltY Of Mexico dates from
the first street rayilg
DON'T protest. Push and boost
That's the way 10 make a city.
The Brown Shoe Company is tall.
ing q putting a plant at Casey, ILL.,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11

A0t less EzrTeio1A IA The unnsnllEIea
czres it e Constantly EzkAag q w0zn2uas
EAR psc1lszg EGectio1E ~wsxknessex snd
oistFt@& ceTfage-Gnf& 3 Dr. Perce1s
zF0r1E4nScrptk1nNea b zzpiy aftested
~ tbozkzn efFl&Qf& tes1tDoufals cou-
HZa rre1 u weTkHe@l 1Trer-
&l1n0 EseEEa ard kEnfrT aFTrffor< CFTen
after EE1g caheT a1Ter7sd naE1<IEzx ana
pkyaEazns bad saiied
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-11
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"fHE old WORLD
AND ITS WAYS"
BY
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN

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'5-4t CLARK Of Audrain County, Nc.
The National tribune., 1907-07-25
The Sd n. Y. Cav.

Editor National Tribune: In your
account of the Sd N. Y. Cav. ! discover
quite a number of errors. The Sd n.
Y. Cav. was organized from companies
raised thru the State, but none from
n. Y. City. The first company was mus
tered into the u. s. service June II.
1861, and the others soon after. 1t
was also known as the Van Allen Cav
airy. or 1st U. s. Vol. Cav. Most OF
the regiment reenlisted in 1863. and on
Aug. /. 1865, was consolidated with the
1st n. y. Mounted Rifles. Col. f. V.
Sumner. and thereafter called the 4th
Prov. Cav. 1t was mustered out at
City Point, Va. Nov. 20, 1865. having
served over four and one-half years.
The total number of enlisted men in
the Sd \. Y. Cav. was 2,133; enlisted
men promoted to officers. 129; enlisted
men killed or died from wounds. 201:
enlisted men discharged for disability,
221. In the Fall of 1861 the regiment
was at Poolesville, Md, under Gen.
Stone, then were transferred to the
Shenandoah under Gen. Banks, thence
to North Carolina, under Gen. Foster.
afterwards becoing part of the Army of
the James under Gen. Butler. The Re-
union of the regiment is held annually
on the second Wednesday of June. ut
Rochester. n. Y. Col. S. c. Pierce is
the Secretary. and his address is 40
Greig St, Rochester, n. Y.-James A.
Allis, Captain. Co. c. Sd N. Y. Cav.
Syracuse, N. Y.