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The Washington times., 1908-01-22

Beat the white OF an egg and a tea
spoonful Of sugar. add 4 tedspooufUl
Of vanilla and enough eonfectioner' S
sugar 20 maze q mixture stia enough
TO be rolled into balls. Beat until very
smooth, then form into balls the size
OF a small marble. and spread in a
pan to get stiff and firm. Cover with
melted chocolate.
The Washington times., 1908-01-22
RUSH QUERIES
VIII Be Answered BY Telephone.
Call Main $500 and Ask for
The Times Bureau of Informa-
ton.
Nut Sandwiches

Editor Woman's Inquiry Column:
Please publish a receipt for nut sand
witches TO serve with coffee. Z. H
The Washington times., 1908-01-22

II you viii send me a self-addressed
and stamped envelope I will give you
the name OF the store which sells the
pattern you desire.
The Washington times., 1908-01-22
Free Violin School.

The skin Is beaUtified perfumed. protected,
preserved by Satin skin powder. 25c-
The Washington times., 1908-01-22

Best Oil Heaters, Miller, S.,
C. AcMuddimans p & c streets.
The Washington times., 1908-01-22

A Bad Cold Cured in One Night.
Take "sS" 25c. All druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-19
FORSALE

| 81 soU-t-rpom frame. y. Sth 81.
5o-u. lot. city water easy terms
il desired.
81 20o-2-room brick. room
frame. good outbaildng~.
fences. lot s5x1f3; 1th ward.
close in.
Sf.35o-5-room frame. W. At
!antic ave. easy terms.
s. oeo-5-roon frame. bath. pan
Try. lot ~62l-Nfl3: :. Walter II.
-. fOO-5-ruom brick and frame:
lot I00X1fs, cement walks. :
IsdIth It. close in.
s.. Soo-noHble brick. ( rooms
end bath ora each side. close in:
rent Sin per month.
So. S9O-5-ruom modern brick:
cIo~e In; cellar. barn.
81. SOa-6-ruoul. modern home.
lrot water heat; close in.
:: q - Two f-ruom cottages.
each with hath and electric
lights. Highlands, Close in.
rental. So 90
Cuisines property and ranches for
sale.
Money TO loan at reasonable rates.
A. FLEiSCHER
Real Estate and Insurance.
2f2h South second Street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-19

ran Nek Tat -nah s
HAi $3.50 .4nuaHsse - tHs
paf-a 2a m -
hia teaaa af8 a a 49,.
aa 81 ths nistfer 81 constitutions
fn'f at fey the aaa AZ uH.
Hts majesty parla the fer.
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M #f Ftt THH hnsh HH eonafet
nf ahat farft Numbers t1eHte4 an
#4stt4 eaftfae aa5 nsta ower 10
ahtf9l tHe tat hat shout ~
HeafaAe oHe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-19

The ncY dis.fHgroom nj The Column
Hu~ Hotgl seats one hundred people
serY comfortably plenty OF room, no
rFuUdinE plcnts uf light. Our service
- ample to attend promptly TO the
wants Of our guests. The simple fact
that Vs." are serving over o meals
every day is sufficient testimony a. 10
the quality OF our board. The secret
81 Il all H. our strictly home cooking
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-19
Not Coal Lana.
Department II the Interior.
Land Office IL santa p. y y.
October goth. 1908.

LH|HHAa @HH
Notice s. hereby given that William
y Lawrence. father % Ira L. Law
renee -tdeeea-ed1 OF Albuquerque y.
NJ. has filed notice Of his intention
% make final i've year proof in sup
port 81 his c.alm. VIZ Homestead En-
try M. 511z fazG1D made Nov IL.
1908. FOR the sly section g. Town
ship 20 y. Range . f. and that said
proof VIII BE- made before H ". =
Otero. at Albuquerque. y ~ on De-
cemher 5rd. 1905.
lie names the following witnesses
to prove hts continuous residence up-
on and cultivation Of. the land. viz
William jerks. OF Albuquerque, y
NJ
George W. Dexter. o. Albuquerque.
y NJ
Z " Garnet. % Senorto. y. NJ.
= N Fenton. Of Jemez Hot Springs
y. NJ.
MANUEL r. oTERo. Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-19
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR sALE-MercnanaIse business.
good location and good trade. good
reason Tor selling. Address C. A.
care Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-Pipes to repair. Joe Rich
ards Cigar Store.
NtNTED-To huy ~-.snl-h4HU
HH- Address SIS ~eath Hen
WANTED-Au kinds Of hair work.
PuGs and switches a speciality. Out
r. town orders solicited Mrs Il. E.
Rutherford, 81 South Broadway.
f9r .sh amy amount Address k.
D. o. box as
AM Ilt-~tare -uHu about go
square feet under good j. I'M
ego r- IIr 81 r-utrst
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-19
SANIT0RlUMS.

R0SEDALE PLACE Located a,
Lockhart ranch. near Indian school
Private porches Under manage
ment % graduate nurses Misses
Norman ana bartlett.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-19
LOST

sToLEN-Set single buggy harness
ans surgical grip. containing
valuable surgical Instruments re-
"afd Hr $ l.. Burton. $40 south
Walter street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-19

- Our -
Thanksgiving Goods

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19
LETTER FROM A FoRTY-NINER

Here Is q simple interesting and
sincere letter from q rugged pioneer
Of 40, who braved the dangers and
hardships OF the overland trail to Cal
ifornia. 1t should appeal to all
catarrh victims.
santa Rosa, Cal, May 8, 1908.
Booths Hyomei Co., Buffalo, N, Y.
Dear Slrs.--l was afflicted with Ca
tarrh, and tried a number OF rene.
dies, but received no relief. | pur-
chased an outfit OF Hyomei, and before
! had used the bottle / noted a mark
ed relief. / used IL for a month or
SO, and thought / was cured, and
stopped using 1t for q year or so.
Thought ! was getting catarrh again,
and started using 1t again. | use 1t
every morning, and keep myself clear
OF catarrh. | consider 1t the best
catarrh medicine that is used, l
nave often recommended IL to my
friends. l am 81 years old. came
70 California In 1S49, and OF curse
am not as vigorous as l was IS years
ago. My address is S41 4th Street.
Yours truly, w. Mok.
Hyomei pronounced High-o-me) is
guaranteed by Otis Purdy, not only
Tor catarrh, but grip, coughs, colds,
bronchitis and Group. A complete
outfit, including inhaler, costs only
si.OO; textrabottles of Hyomei, II
afterwards needed, cost but so cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19
YOUTH STEALS A MARCH ON PAR
RNTs OF YOUNG BRIDE BY COM
ING TO MEXICO FOR HIS LICENSE
MINISTER REFUSED REQUEST
TO WED THEM WHILE SITTING
In VEHICLE.
Both Young People Members OF
Prominent Galloway County
Families Steals Bride From Home
After Dark and is Accompanied
BY Two other Young People.
FuIton Sun

81H
Tom L. Miller, son OF Ward Miller,
and Miss Bombed BARLEY, daughter
of G. B.kBantl BARLEY, both prominent
Callaweglans, were married at the
residence Of J.. W. Ratekln. in Fulton,
Thursday night. about nine O'Clock,
Rev. Fl. ]. Corwine performing the
ceremony. The marriage was a run
away match.
Young Miller, who is just of age,
went to Mexico Thursday noon, and
secured the marriage license. He re.
turned to Fulton that afternoon and
met on the train Rev. Corwine II
had been their intention to drive
to Columbia and have Rev. Cor.
wine marry them. but the unexpect.
ed meeting on the train caused a
change Of plans.
After dark the youthful LochinvaI
drove by the home OF the young
woman, who stole out and Joined him.
With two other young folks OF that
neighborhood they drove to town
and hunted up the minister.
Rev. Corwine refused the request
to perform the ceremony 10 the buggy
and took them to the home Of Jas. w.
Ratekin OF Nichols street, where the
marriage was performed.
The young lady was not missed from
home until the next morning, and her
father got the first news Of the pros.
pective wedding from the notice in
The Sun that the license had been is.
sued at Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19
PUBLIC SALE!
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3

/ will offer for sale at my farm, |
mile north Of Benton City, on the
above date the following described
property, to- wit:
10 HEAD H0RSES-Oonsisting of
one t~wo-year-old Forest birth horse;
one bay mare coming 8 years old,
weight 1900; one sorrel mare 8 years
old, weight 1450; one bay mare 0 years
old, weight about 1850; one sorrel
mare coming IL years old, weight
about 1850; one gray mare, one Lee
Grant black driving horse, coming 8
years old; one Montrose bay driving
horse, coming 8 years; one draft geld
Ing, coming 3 years; one draft FLY,
coming 3 years, one bay mare, coming
IL years old; one coming year old
GRAFT colt, three coming year old
mare mule. These mares are mostly
all in foal by jack.
CATTLE AND SHEEP - Five
steers, four good cows, one will be
fresh soon; n registered Shorthorn
bull, coming two years old; 50 head OF
sheep.
FARMING IMPLEMENST - One
Oliver gang pillow, IL inches; one John
Deere 3 horse walking pillow, one John
Deere 2 horse walking pillow, two Sat
ley disc ~cultiyators, two p. & G. 9
shovel cu~ltivators, one walking culti-
vator, one walking c~ultlvator, n 7
foot disk harrow, good as new; one
corn planter; one 12-tooth harrow;
one breaking cart, one cedar end gate,
one cable hay stacker with so foot
cable; one eight foot cut Deere bin
der, good as new; 2 Balm wagons, one
good as new; | sweeprake, four sets
good work harness, one Joe Moon
buggy; one surry, one Gee Whize
Washing Machine; 10 ton hay In the
one hay frame.
$500 bushels corn IN crib.
Terms-6 months time with s per
cent interest. Sale begin 10 a. m.
Jas. Ford, Auct. Lunch on ground.
FRANK GIEFER
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

The Northeast Missouri Shorthorn
Breeders association was organized 10
this city Friday evening after the
close Of the great Emmons sale. There
were cattlemen here from all sections
Of the United States as well as Mis-
souri, and the meeting was a decided
success. Before the body adjourned
officers for the year were elected and
two iof Mexico's best lknown stock
breeders were honored.
The association is for the purpose OF
not sonly ~furthering the breeding OF
Shorthorn cattlel In this section but
for mutual protection and benefit be-
tween the cattlemen. Those who
were most interested Ia thegformation
Of such an association are men who In
their own community are not only
prominent but representative.
The officers elected are: President,
Thos. +. Murray, Galloway county;
vice president, s. T. Emmons, Au-
drpin; vice president, DR.. ]. +.
Keith, Boone; vice president, .J. w.
Cottingham, Randolph; vice president,
George W. Chapel, pike; vice presi-
dent, G. ". Grimes, Monroe; vice presi-
dent. A. B. Hensley, Montgomery;
vice president, Il. W. Ayens, Rails;
secretary, ! e. H. Carter, AudrAin
treasurer, Z. s. Stewart, Boone.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19
TEN YEARs ACC rims wrEK.

AAN AGAhn aNO Ahlo WNhh,
Miss Edith Moore attended school at
Rock Falls, III.
DR.. ]. J, HALEY was home from the
Klondyke country.
Miss Lena Woodlau, OF Mexico
taught In the Vandalia school.
W. J. McLoney was home from a
hunting trip Ia the northern part OF
Audraln county.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Ken. attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Finley Kent at
Wright City, Mo
Thornton Star, owned by J A Potts,
of Mexico, won first money tsl, 0OO) In
the Saddle stake at the st. Louis
Horse Show.
The wedding Of O. +. Reid, formerly
OF Mexico, and Miss Dora Bodie, Of
Warrenton, was ANNOUNCED to take
place November 10th.
Geo r Reeves, s miles southeast OF
Mexico, advertised a public sale Of
his stock and farm Implements to take
place November %
J. Douglass Wiley, Secretary Of the
Western Game and Poultry Co., Of st.
Louis, resigned bis position and re-
turned to Audrain county to reside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

Sheriff Price johnson Is building a
handsome new home on his farm
north OF this city. II will be modern
In every particular.
II. T. Painter, near Santa Fe, bought
3 steer calves from J. A. Bolts for 900,
2 from II. 7. Peake FOR $50, / from
George Crump for s15 and 50 bushels
OF corn from Harry Elan at COG. Mr..
Painter feeds dry crus he'd wheat TO
his bunch Of mule colts, soaks II a day
for his hogs. He sa Us IL gets great
results-Perry Enterprise.
J. T. johnson has finished boring q
well on his farm northwest Of this
city which is 243 feet deep. The water
is within 80 feet OF the top and an
engine pumped all Saturday morning
and failed to deminish the quantity OF
water
Inspeaking OF water a farmer last
Saturday said to a representative of
Of the News; "My ponds are In pretty
good condition. l used to be bothered
With muskrats, but not so much lately
l have an auger about -four feet long,
with which | bore from top Of bank
until | strike a cavity. Then | insert
a stick OF dynamite to which is at
tached a piece OF fuse. II a muskrat
Is any ways close the conclusion and
fumes kill him. The blast rather
helps the bank, for II the excavation
is considerable the ground settles and
then l take a scraper or shovel and
dill the sunken place at the top-Mon-
roe City News.
Lee brothers, Of this city bought
six head OF horses In New Bloomfield
last Friday, their purchases including
one OF e. l.. Shelley, SITS; one of W. L..
Clatterbuck, s135; one of John T,
Bryan, sl25; pony Of /. L. Edwards,
s55; horse Of O. A. Emmons, si02 so,
and n of.G. 7. King.
G Anderson,a prominent feeder OF Au
drain, sold Friday In st. Louisa load Of
cattle, among which were included
some rather toppy cattle. He sold Q
yearliDg steers OF 1909 lbs average at
81 so, the top Of the market, to Morris
81 70 He also had 8 cows Weighing
HOODS, at "a 7 and a heifer, 1000 lbs
at IS rs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19
Stock and
Farm Notes
St. Louis Live Stock market

Oh LOulS Live SboCk AaEkot
special Report 70 Mexico Ledger
National Stock Yards, ILL.,, Nov. II,
lSos.-Cattle receipts $500. Market
very slow. The few good ones here
sold steady with yesterday; other
grades Sc to I0c lower. There is little
prospect OF any Improvement in de-
mands this week owing to the crowd.
ed condition of the Thanksgiving
game and poultry markets, on which
the beef must sell;therefore not much
chance for any improvement In prices,
although we look for lighter supplies
during the remainder OF the week. At
this writing good TO choice steers are
selling at s5.65 to s5.s5; prime up to
81. so; medium to good steers $40 to
IS 60. Good to choice yearlings s5,25
TO % 80. Good TO choice heifers $40
to $50; medium 10 good e3.35 70 81 40
Good TO choice COWS $3.50 to ass;
medium 70 good e. 90 to 1925. Cam
ners ell rs to s240. Cutters $3.50 to
q IS. Good bulls % Os TO s3.4O Sau
sage bulls s2D to s2.65. Good to
choice feeders g IS to s415. Good
stock heiters SECS to $500.
Hog receipts 1900. Trade opened
lOc 70 15c lower. but closed q little
stronger than deepening. The gene
raj market at the close about Sc 70 10c
lower than yesterdays average. Top
1886 bulk $40 to s5.75.
Sheep receipts 5000. Market steady
TO = shade lower than yesterday. Best
mutton sheep $3.50. Best lambs $3.50
Choice Western wethers sold at o. 90
and light yearlings st Is. 90. Prospects
steady.
Natl Live Sold Com. %.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

FRIDAY night, November Is an Inn
portant electric road meeting was
held at Hisey School house, eight
miles southwest OF Mexico, which was
largely attended by people interested
In the south branch Of the proposed
electric railroad. Much interest was
taken in the meeting .and the pros.
pect ID bright In that direction. I'm
portant committees were appointed
and work will be pushed rapidly. The
engineers Of the south branch are no.
actively at work near Hereford, Gala
way county. Three committees re-
presenting the south branch we're in
Mexico this week and transacted i'm
portant financial business. It seems
% be the opinion OF those who know
best that there is nc doubt but that
sork will be resumed on the road as
soon IS spring opens. Mexico has not
as Jet subscribed for its share OF stock
but should do 50 Immediately.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19
SEEDLEss APPLES FOUND
Effort VIII Be Made TO Propagate
Them by Grating.

Kan, November, ia seedles
apple tree bearing a sweet apple that
looks something like the sheep nose
has been found on the farm OF G e
Bell at Eskridge. Samples OF the ap-
pie we're received at the State Horti.
cultural Society to-day, and next
spring an effort 10 to be made TO pro-
pagate them by grating the buds
from this tree the same as grating is
done ln other trees
IL is believed a variety Of seedles sp-
Piles will be developed. THE tree on
Mr.. Bells farm has been bearing three
years. There is no sign Of a seed, but
there is a small core, which apple men
think can be entirely removed BY care
ful propagation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

THERE vas no mystery connected
with the coming TO Mexico Of Captain
o. n. Carter and taking charge Of the
Mexico Brick Plant. Captain Carter
has been in Mexico two or three
months, and his former connection
with the Government was known to
the Brick Company people and TO all
others who take an interest 10 public
matters. Captain Carter represents a
syndicate Of capitalists, and has an
option on the Mexico Brick Plant,
and we sincerely trust VIII locate In
Mexico permanently. Captain Carter
10 3 spleadid business man. There is
no charge against him by the Govern
ment; and on the other hand be has q
large judgment for money due him,
which will shortly be realized upon.
II Captain Carter purchases the Mex
leo plant his company will make this
city the center Of the fire brick in.
dssvFy u the United STATES. Live
progressive men who do things are the
kind Of people TO make Mexico a city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

REFERRING to the cheerful,way In
which Governor Joseph w. Folk takes
hisdefeat for the United States Sen.
ate, the Chillicothe lMol Constitu-
tion editorialiy says: Governor Folk
Is q good loser. He does not hang his
head and murmer. II am satisfied
be said. 1.-THE rural Democracy stood
by me and the issue OF law enforce
ment is as strong as 1t ever was. /
win continue to fight for this issue In
pr iyate life AZ cheerfully as in public
sta ton" The Governor added that
he considered the members-elect
OF the legislature in honor bound TO
support their party nominee for the
Senate. That's the plume Of a
thoroughbred. Even his most hydro
phobic enemies must admit that Folk
Is game to the marrow. "You cannot
keep down q spirit like that"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

THE Le3ger Is glad 70 know that
the Bankers Association Is having 4
splendid meeting in Mexico. Repre-
sentative bankers from eleven coun-
ties are In session here. Papers are
being read, addresses made and the
social feature is most attractive.
Mexico is going 10 be q city and a
good reputation with the bankers OF
the State is worth money. The Led
ger joins all the citizens Of Mexico
generally In e%xtendinga cordial vel
come. The Mexico Lodge OF Elks was
very clever in extending the use o, III
handsome parlors for the meeting and
reception.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

Ex-SxAroR ". 5. NcCLISIIc, Of
NEr0e Cts, No, died Sunday after.
nson. The edit1r Of the Ledger
served With Senator MoClintie for
fszr ys4n q the Hospital Bard a.
Fulton, No, and knew hiz a. 9 Ean
C high deals honest and patriotic,
21ds man .wh3 considered a.p1bHc
oEce g p1blie trust
with other wzr1 friends In
Adrian county We desire 70 extend
Earcsre sympathy % the b@reAved
family. Senator McCllntic repre-.
scented the highest type OF citizenship
ard his death Will be q loss 70 Mis-
s1Gri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19
Audrain county Land transfer

Audrain County Land Transfers
Charles E. Hoover to Katie E
Hoover and Undivided Ia interest In
the north 1-2 Of the northwest IA Of
the southwest Ia OF section 20, town
ship 81, range 10. Consideration 1920.
W. W. Cummins TO Mrs. Maggie
MoOune all OF lots 3 and 4, block A in
W. B, Beshear's addition to Vandalia
Consideration $500.
Alexander Garter to James 4, John.
son the individual onehalf interest in
and 10 the west half Of the southwest
IA Of section II, township 81 north,
range 8 west, containing 80 acres,
Consideration 81, 600.
John s. Faddis to Lakenan g. Barnes
100 acres, the west IL Of the south
west Ia Of section s and the east IL
Of the southwest IA Of section 6 all In
township 81, range o. Consideration
$40, 400.
William Il. Hill TO Roy l.. Puryis, 80
acres, the southeast IA Of the north
east IA Of section 80 and the SOUTH
west IA OF the northwest IA section
80 all in township So north, range 5
west. Consideration $1,000.
Ollie Gallaspie to .Ohas. l.. Bybee 2
acres OF ground In section 20, township
81, range 8. Consideration 1900,
James NJ. Hudson to Chas. +. Hud-
son, Of Illinois, 32o acres, the south
east quarter of section 2 and the
southwest quarter Of section 3 all 10
township 50 range 5. Consideration
$4,000.
J. Frank Miller to Carl Harrison lot
% OF Barnes Addition to the City OF
Mexico. Consideration slOO
Carl Harrison to Carrie r. Miller
lot % Of Barnes Addition to City OF
Mexico. Consideration 800.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19
NC MILAN HIGH DEFEATED
1tT04BY JEFFERSON CITY
Jones Kicks a Place Kick From
the Held-Costly tumble By Mex
leo Quarter Back Accountable
for One Seore-Game Fast and
Interesting

The Mcmillan High School foot
ball team was defeated in jefferson
City Monday by a score of IL to 4
The game was played in two thirty
minute halves and from a description
it was fast and very interesting
Jones "booted" a place kick for the
locals scoring their 4 points while the
opponents made two touch downs.
OneIof these was through the tumble
Of a punt which rolled across the goal
line and was captured by q Jefferson
City player.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19
j. N. Cross to California

COLUMBIA Tribune
j. N. Gross, formerly OF Mexico, who
lives on Hinkson avenue, will sell his
nome and personal property at auction
Monday preparatory to going to Cali
fornia to make bis home. Mr.. Gross
spent the summer In southern Califor-
MIA looking for a location. He will
take his family with him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

IL N almost impossible 70 secure
labor In MexicS st the came time
from EFe 70 afteen negroes spend day
and night picking mp aud stealing
cal from the railroad yards Of Mex
sca They would rather do this than
earn g per dxy al work. Winter Is
Coming OF and the local Charity
Association viii have all 1t can DO 70
look after the SICK and deserving
poor. The city officials should see
that those who are able TO work and
scat work are made 70 move on.
MEXICO should not be notorious as a
bad place for EAgrznts and loAfers Of
any class OF color.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

Cooperative Revival Campaign
There was a splendid attendance al
the Methodist church last night. Rev.
Campbell preached from the text,
"What VIII You Do With Jesus,
Rev. Rennison sang q beautiful solo
bearing On the same text. At the
close Of the service seven persons
came forward signifying their desire
to give their hearts to God. There
have been seventy-two Ia all forward
since the services began.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

TnE Ledger regrets very nuch 10
aoDoatEs that Rev. IL Br0snlee
Santa ~ resigned a. pRsbsr q 81
F4sis Episcopal Church q this eity.
NJ. Smlth VII take charge q = large
ebarrh In Pennsylvania We Join Al
q the people g thh community N
~erpfezing blsi Nikh1a Cor Mr.. SGith
and family In their 1sS hsna While
pastor d the church bere be endeaEed
hlazse1 nst ony 70 The people Of bis
eoaTeztson, hat & the connunlty
A lsfze
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

MIS- A. G. Turner went to JERSEY.
viile' III to-day to attend the funersl
=, ner cousin, Mrs. A. D. Leach. Win
u,eu rev days ago in Golden, Colo
MRS. Leach had many friends in Me-.
,co VINO extend sincere sympathy t.
the bereaved family. "
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-19

TaE Ledger regrets yeyy much that
7udgs William Saith, Presiding
Usage o. Aud1in County, and one Of
AedEzins nost substantial and soe-
oessfsl farmers and stock growers,
has s1t bis rssagnation % GoVerDoE
fcik, and wul move 70 okiabonA
ulsh bis Azly y reside The Judge
has B2 sod MS TAG fAr1. luSt south
east q Nexica aud his many fTiends
zss shAa be vii leave TIE STATE
unlgtSnPonnig. godee Sniths many
frtsuas wish him uueh Success Ia his
neM hone