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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

William Bailey, Past Col. Enc. No. 90, Union Veteran Legion, and prom
inen1v identified with many of the great labor protective associations d
Chicago and New York, and secretary of one Of the largest associations
in h former city, had for nearly thirty years beena afflicted with Kidney
troubles.
Within q short period he has been persuaded &c try feruns, IN m
lnresent heaithv condition is attributed 10 his 1udicious Use of IA great
remedy. washington climate is VIGOROUSLY bad fol kidney and hver
troubhs vet by a iudicious use of the remedy he is now quite cured" m IN
excellent physical condition. ~o
Tbts brief statement of facts, without exaggeraion " hyperbole, appears
to telt the whole story, which the Peruna Company is authorized TO use II
} so chooses, believing, as 1 do, that by Sc doing it will be or the senerai
! good. William Bailey, Do L s|'H N Hr ""'m"s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

Green, Of the Mexico Fire
Clay Company. has moved
lily 10 Mexico from st. Louis
{ Permanently and ds domi-
the Thurston Duncan resi-
b north Mexico. The Ledger
be people Of Mexico in ex'
a cordial welcome to Mt
And family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
PERRY WILL DO ITS
SHARE, OF COURSE.

The Santa Fe people showed an en-
terprising spirit by raising the re-
quired amount, $36, OO0-to secure the
Electric Railroad. The Molino people
lack a little of raising their amount
but 1t is thought the required amount
will be raised i'm a day or two. The
Perry people will be called on lauer
To raise the amount required from
Santa Fe to Perry. Our people Will
doubtless do their part, If not, II
will be the first time Perry has faEel
down ON a business propositdon.-Per
ry Enterprise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

n the rural route carriers
sco made only a portion Of
Monday. The recent
swered the creeks SO,
mot fordable in places.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

Cbamberlain's Colo, Cholera era h "rd
piarrhoea Remedy is to-day s 4no Op re.
known medicine in use for the It
lief and cure Of bowel -s"aontery.
cures gripping. diarrhOea, dy ,,eat N.Y.
or md should be taken at the ilrs1 IN =
anu , ALTO looseness of the bowels, IN II
Is equally valuable for cl sn,S Nv all
nanMs. II always cures. s0id O' "'
druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
KEPT REX MCDONALD
IN MISSOURI
columbia Tribune)

Columbia T%ribune)
Ben Middleton, of Mexico, n OF
the best known horsemen in Mis-
souri,, was in town to-day on bust
ness, returning home this afternoon
Mr.. Middleton is the owner OF Rex
Mcdonald, who held the saddle cham
pionshIp of the world until he was
retired. When Col. Hughes the wen
known horseman of Lexington,
XIV. came to Missouri several
months ago to purchase Rex MELON
aid and take him back to Kentucky
Mr.. Middleton outbid the Colone
and the champion saddle stallion re
NAMED in the state where he was
bred. Col. Hughes once before hae
purchased Rex Mcdonald and resok
him to Col. Blees, of Macon, MO
for $1,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

as web as your
miserable by a
liver. BY taking Cham
mach and Liver Tablets
5rove both. Sold by all
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

ho HUNTERS.
s~pAssERs AND DOGS.
bsed the Fair Grounds,
i hunters, ~trespassers and
4 off this property.
4 C. w. Pease 4 Son
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

E,nlams departed Monday
m. where no win attend
NV business College.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

hurley was the guest Of
Miss KITTY rurley, In
1 over Sunday. Miss Kitty
kr in the Benton CFy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

| over 2 inches Of rain
1 night and Monday morn
stal for the month Is al
III inches.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

Champ Clark ~no
was in Fulton recently auuiO1s1
cauotte to say that he was
n,a,vrv to meet his Republican oppo'
nent, Judge Reuben F. ROY Oh W.
London. in debate at such times In ay qpra
places as might be asreeu ,s ~ Row"
: am willing to debate judge IVY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
OLDER IN USE

S1bEh TN OCE
rs YEARS.
4 Woodbridge has a pen-holder
ps been in use 25 or 30 years,
en.holder was the property OF
Fooldridge's father, who used
10 Gu is years. Mr.. J. w.
Ridge has used 1t himself for
Is.
png has BIT been used that the
against which the finger rest
en in use has had a hole worn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

he one of Audrain's most
farmers, residing near
,as in Mexico Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

Wallace went to st.
where he conducted
Irvices OF Mrs. Jas.
widow of the Rev. Jas.
bo for many years was
Washington & Comp
Presbyterian church in
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

be depended upon" is an ex-
b we all like to hear, and
! is used in connection with
|erlain's colic, Cholera and d.
/ Remedy 1t means that It
Fails to cure diarrhoea, dysen'
i bowel complaints. 1t Is pleas
take and equally valuable for
b and adults. Sold by all drut
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

,so l,oense was issued
nv. H. Bartee and Miss
Lor both OF Audradn coun-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

of Miss Ella Geary vs..
| sundry Co., for damages
Jury.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

= Scott and daughter
,ed home to Kansas City
visit I'm this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

Il lane went TO Chilli
Monday, in the interest
I. U. work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

Thos. DUTY and wife depar Illinois is
osar which place they will W.
, poal daughter, Mrs. Mamie do'cne''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

b, Of New York, who
position with
|atlonal Railroad, 10 in
a visit to his uncle,
. Of the Mexico Music
|oung Mr.. Upham Is
based with Mexico, It's
4 prosperity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

Rer was o. from
Mr.. Carter con-
Of musical instruments,
/ making good. He went
I'M business Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

IT., Of Texas. is here
4 Of horses he win win
farm near Httieby.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
COUNTY NEWS

Mrs. Charley Dunn is visiting her
sister near Benton City.
Hume Long. Of Sturgeon, was IN
this week.
w. S Eller, wife and son. James,
are visiting Mrs. Eller's parents at
Shelbina, Mo.
Kelley wllkerson, Mexico's apple
king, is in the Ozark Mountains buy
ing several cars of apples.
Otis Hudson returned to Curry
vile, Saturday, after a short bust
ness trip to this city.
Mrs. Thomas. nee Miss Jennie Wor
rell, of Kansas City, has been the
guest Of her brother, R. d. Worrel,
Waiter Dunn is erecting an up-to-
date dwelling near Benton City.
r. A. Boyd and wife attended the
Vandalia Carnival. Mr.. Boyd says
the display of farm products was n
of the finest he has ever seen.
DR.. A. X. Adams, wife and child,
| of Auxvasse, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Adams, of this city.
| ~ Ahf=A EAE nj
WILL BE LARGE.
The rainfall, Thursday night, was
about Els inches. For the whole
month the rainfall totals 800 inches.
DR.. Kanaly says look out for a
light frost in the next few days. The
coru-killing frost, he predicts, will ar
rive about the second week in DC
tober.
When Centralia gets her White
Way" opened up and lighted up
Centralia will make such villages "a
Mexico, Moberly and Columbia sit vi
and take otice.-Centralia Courier.
Col. A. P. Little, Of the National
Stock Yards, of e. st. Louis, whit
has been visiting his mother, Mrs. 5
E. Little, of N. Jefferson street, o
this city, has returned to his hom'
after a delightful visit.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Alex F. Car
ter. of Chillicothe, Mo-, Sept. Il
1910. a daughter. The babe ha
been named Jean Alexandria. MI
Carter formerly lived in this city, an
is a most popular travelling salesman
Mrs. A. S. Pemberton, aged .
years, of Adair county, is IN
guest of her nephew, Geo. johnson
and family. In spite of her ag'
!, Mrs. Pemberton, who is the only su
n viving sister of the late w. I
Johnson, is enjoying good health.
J.. o. Tinsley has traded his farl
known az the William Wallace far1
south of Mexico, to Zeth Blac
more for two residences and III
building lots in southwest Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

Alfred Davidson and wife, Miss Sa-
die sneathen and Paul Sneathen and
John Ward, of Montgomery county,
are guests of relatives here for a
few days,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

,ntarue is in New York
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
Bows Contest: Repeating Rifle....."$lO.OO
.......RULES.......

Corn must be raised by exhibitor in Audrain or adjoining
counties, and product Of 1910.
Is ears, any kind or color
Corn must be entered for contest on Oct. 9TH. ANY
exhibitor has privilege of entering as many varieties as ne
lies but only one pocket knife to each exhibitor.
Every exhibitor receives a good pocket knife and his corn
back if desired.
RoY,s ~CONTEST-A fine repeating $1,000 RIFLE for
bsst 10 ears Of corn raised by boy years old OF under.
Same general rules govern this contest as above
mentioned contest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
MEN
Steady position at
good wages. Inquire
at once. Mexico Fire
Brick & Clay Co.

Mrs. Annie NJ. Reid will go to war.
,~,onton, Mo-, Saturday, where she Will
visit Campbell Reid for several weeiuS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

IA Lawrence has returned
[uthersville, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

Concord, Galloway
Nm Mexico Monday.
| was tine guest Of has
bile Ellis. He Is en-
han to attend the State
LOT Ex.C Confederate sol
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
HAS SOLD HOME AND
WILL LEAVE MEXICO

S. S. Howard has sold his home In
northeast Mexico to Mr.. Coats
worth. and, with his family, Will
move to a farm in Galloway coun-
ty shortly. Mr.. Howard has many
friends here who regret to see HIM
leave. The Ledger joins in wishing
him success in his new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

MEDICINE
NOT A NARCOTIC.
and Tar is a safe
medicine for children
1t contain opiates or
/ Get only the genuine
and Tar in the yellow
hs Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
wHEM MERIT WINS

When the medicine you take cures
your disease, tones up your system
and makes you feel better. stronger
and more vigorous than before. That
is what Foley Kidney Pills do for you
In all cases of backache, headache
nervousness, loss of appetite, sleep
iessness and general weakness that
is caused by any disorder of the KID
reys or bladder.
ntir pirdY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
'sekly Ledger

l. has purchased a Ford
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

\ Of the Cirurit Court J.
/ 90 to St. Louis as
|the executive commit
late Democratic Com
lain unhl after the No
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
/, suRscRIs-

Il Mexico Telephone Company
pw preparing to issue the next
Hhone directory, the list for which
be closed ON Oct. /. Any one
Ping a change made in this Is
will please call the business Of
telephone No. 500 and notify us
Such change as soon as posi-
261-2t wit
The Mexico Telephone Company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

'.oughL some good horses
| this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
|LlDE ON WABASH

'LTVE ON VHbhSU
NEAR HERE.
occurred on the Wa
ear the creek west Of this
morning. There we're
bout three rails that were
The noon passenger trains
! here were delayed for a
me ON account Of this trou-
he recent rain had washed
ast from under the ties and
zbe ground soft.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

The best Architects. Painters and
contractors Of the country use Mound
City "Horse Shoe Brand OF House
Paint exclusively. Otis Purdy. S2-lyr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29
" OFFICIAL CAR

ON TRIAL TRIP
A car TO be used for officials OF
st. Louis G Southwestern was
Efr'ed from St. Louis to Mexico on
''Orday, on the rear of Wabash pas
Eneer train No. 10. The car Is a
Fpocial make and rs said to be one
/. The finest constructed cars OF ITS
N0d in existence. The a is not
,Omp'eted yet, the upholstery work
having not been completed. The OBJ
Of bringing It TO Mexico, 1t as
sad was on a trial trip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Harper ano
son Talbot, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
T. b. Hassler in Higginsytlle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-29

Mrs. Clara Snidow and daughters
Misses Stella and Fay, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Russell Squirting, north OF
town.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-04
independence and Interdependence

the law equality IN tne DO
e these are guarantees result OF the WORK OF our
- of 1776 Independence voices the yeaTning OF
b and soul for eer flight form and
>, .he 15es which inspired the of "a
And with the ibeiesberty Of conscience hOy Oh
sp liberty Of assembly, liberty liberty Of effort For Inequality
social caste preluo'
privileged classes The Decaaon
essential principles 1t is vital To-Day
equality and the assumption OF the ht Oh
duty the 1nterdepenoence OIL Social
of citizen to the state
equality there was
much Jamaica rum
beu the idea the idea Of obligation to the social oOo
brought forward the CROWDS melted
men shifted the loyal leaders who kept bright
Equality anarchy there had not been fraternity
them Equality may not
equality that false and UNJUST
taxes
and that requires weighing OF ne
equitable matching OF the heS
contact and the limitations OF IN
where anothes begins; the equality we talk
both
participation
self denial Ior
the mutual welfare
dreamed For
,be drew the sword power lay within themselves just
democratic obligations of tnhpby just so much have
equality fathers sought insure to us and
pOste1ty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-04
Our Wasteful Valley Policy

INCREASED food by the congressional
E chief
and better grade OF 1000
tprios tend 10
We letting
demand for products
values that the annual loss includes
that steadily
the iuvesm
The valley should brought then should in
five under viii
land and will have ready market
land moves
water supply this year. and the chances are that we
benefit Of the
lands
under
present policy
We
dicuouy
product would be 100000
buIdt entire
Our policy Of neglect is nOtw of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-04
JUDGE LEA EASY ON
POLICE COURT OFFENDERS

Pedro Ortega confessed to police Judge
Lea Monday to being drunk and assault
ing his wife. He was fined SIS, and went
to Jail. Jose Colorado. drunk, was told
to 90 home. put on clean shirt and help
his two kids shoot fiDScrackers. NProcopio
Diaz, who, however didn't try to claim
relationship to the president of Mexico,
wanted to 90 home to attend picnic
Judge Lea let him 90, as this was his
first offence.
With Joe Ribaldo, however, the case
was different Joe made his appearance
with an additional cork leg as against
his battered stump of a few days ngO
Sunday night, it was alleged, he ac-
quired jag somewhere. came downtown
and proceeded to interrupt a meeting OF
the Salvation Army. He was assessed
So and went to Jail.
E. a. Siegart, charged with sleeping
in public places, told his usual hard luck
tale and said that he didn't do it. As
Siegart has often been in limbo, he was
sent back to Jail for five days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-04

The Fourth passed off quietly. There
were only a few scorched by premature
explosions of firecrackers and two Of
these were society women on Kansas
street, who spent the day from early
morn with hands done up in bandages.
The youngsters had lots Of fun at the
expense of Chinese laundrymen, placing
cannon crackers in the mud in front of
the emporiums. The explosion would
spatter the places all over with mud
and in some instances clothes. out on
the roofs to dry, suffered also
The bicycle races were a decided sue
cess and largely attended. Several rec
ords for the west were broken and no
accidents married the speeding.
Chief engineer de Ybarrola, of the
international dam commission, together
with his corps of assistants, has been
given quarters in the hospital building
at Fort Bliss. The quarters have been
comfortably fitted up and room set
apart for drafting. The engineers will
now keep the trail nor between the fort
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-04
TRAVELLER READS OF BROTHERS
DEATH, LEAVES FORpALLAS

Sitting in the lobby of the Sheldon no
ter reading a Dallas paper, Harry Ken
dali q travelling man, whose home is in
Los Angeles, Saturday afternoon saw
an account of the sensational death OF
his brother. Sextus, aged %, in Dallas.
The brother was in an automobile
with several companions, when the ma
chine struck a telegraph pole. Kendall
was sitting in the front seat and the
shock threw him against the pole. His
skull was so badly crushed that he died
half an hour later.
Mr.. Kendall nearly tainted at the
news, then broke down and cried like
child. He had received no word of the
deplorable accident He left immedi
ately for Dallas to be present at the
funeral. He is a son of judge G. 7.
Kendal'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
At THE AIRDOME


The Married Widow" of the usual
class of farce comedy miXups and elope-
ments, is the best thing put on at the
Airdome this summer. Not only is 1t
best because the comedy is best, but
because the different numbers-every-
thing in it's far and away ahead of
anything else produced there this sea
son. There is not poor number in the
lot-and there are IA of them-and some
are decided novelties. especially Charlie
LIE Roy's Heinze song, in which the
chorus assists to good advantage. 1t IS
the best thing lie Roy has done, in fact
his work throughout is better than any
he has yet done here because, perhaps,
he has worked off all the horse play he
knows and has now got down to act
ing. As producer, also, his work
shows up to better advantage this week
although it has been good most of
the time-chan any time since he be-
gan; the members of the cast seem to
be more at home and the show appears
to go with more life and snap than
usual.
Miss Fannie Adler is as chic, girlish
and clever as ever, if not more so, and
makes her usual hit with her acting and
her songs Miss Lillian Shattuck is still
as strong a favorite - as ever. Her
'Dreamland" song is very pretty and
we'll sung. Miss Adler's lima de Jeff
and Cotton Town songs are her two
biggest hits.
Miss Josephine Melville. who appeared
earlier in the season, is back in the cast,
in a character role, and does a song
that is worth hearing. Shine on Har-
vest Moon" is very pretty number
when sung well. 1t is very pretty as
Miss Melville does it.
Harry Devere has the role bf an old
II \.
bit of suffering man last week. His
Without one of his songs, in clear
voice and perfect rythm. the audience
would be disappointed.
Edward Flynn, clever young actor
in any role he takes. works splendidly
as the young near husband of the near
" married widow.
James Peck has several things to do
during the action of the play and does
them, including some monkey business
Leroy, which makes one of the hits OF
the performance.
The electrical effects accompanying
Miss Shattuck's last song in the first act
brought applause from the audience, but
then, Frank Rich is getting strong on
these electrical effects of late, maybe
because he has been elected secretary of
the fair association and has painted a
free ad for it on the side OF the stage,
but anyhow, he has been introducing
some clever ones. One of these not on
the program, however, was the Carken-
ing of the entrance Sunday night just
as the curtain went down. a hOodlum
leaving the theater stole the light and
got away with il while Rich was put
ting the nights receipts in an automo-
bile ard the audience was filing out
The show will run all week and ought
to do a good business, for it is worth
seeing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-04
III YEARS AGO TO-
4 = eEtom Herald of date. 1886, DAY
LNaaAm4s~~-

and Anthony, on the state line. More
engineefs Will arrive from Mexico in "a
few days.
The McGinty artillerists got in their
usual work today. The field-pieces were
kept going from morn till night.
The firemen had q great time at Orn
grove on their annual picnic An 3 T.
yard engine pulled six carloads down.
The boys marched to the train headed
by No. 2's crack drum corps, with some
of the fire trucks gaily decorated PITT
er's orchestra, with the drum corps, 1ur-
nished music at the grove, and every
body had an enjoyable day
Vocal pupils of Mrs j. a. Nabb gave
a private recital last night in Chopin
hall An hour was devoted to the rem
dition of classical selections, interspers-
ed with few of a patriotic nature, in
honor of today
Rev G. N Funk of the COngrega tion-
al church has gone to Jennings, La TO
resume his former passionate. His sue
cessor here has not yet been selected
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-04
SMALL FIRE FROM pop
CORN MANS GASOLINE

Sunday night about 7:30 the depart-
ment had a run 20 the Sheldon hotel.
The explosion of the gasoline tank OF
the popcorn stand opposite the NSheldon,
by the pOstOffice, was the occasion, but
when the boys arrived the owner OF the
dispensary was stamping out the last
of it. Total damages, a rag used for
wiping the windows of the glass cage
slightly burned, about two dozen sacks
ditto.
alarms to attend to as the result of
carelessness on the part of Fourth of
July celebra tors. The roof of an East
FL Paso dwelling was damaged on the
Fourth, while the department eXtin-
guished a small blaze on the roof of
another July g. both being due to the
promiscuous throwing of firecrackers
by small bows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-04
FROM Ell PASO TO
THE CROFT IN AUTO
Mr.. and Mrs. DETROIT Made
Successful Trip-Per-
sOnal Notes.
(Bv Mrs. W. s. Tilton.)


Cloudcroft. n NJ, July AIR. and
Mrs. Charles De Croft, their son. Lee
Orndorff. and the chauffeur, LrKlwick
Green, who left FL Paso in their auto
mobile for Cloudcroft. made the tr'~ IN
II hours and 80 minutes. a feat that
has never been accomplished before. The
party is most enthusiastic over the trip,
Notwithstanding the machine was stand
ing I'D on its hind feet part OF the way,
but. as Mrs. DETROIT expressed 1t, the car
climbed the mountains like Il wild cal,
and arrived in CloudcrOft as clean and
fresh as when 1T left the garage.
Mr.. and Mrs E. V. Berrien and son,
Natchio, are visitors AZ the Croft
Mr.. and Mrs. W H. PelphTy are s'nend-
ing the W. end at ClOudcr0ft and are
CHESTS cf the Lodge Mr.. Pelphry Is
county assessor of Otero county
H. 4. Patch visited his wife and baby
G. T. sharp. of the firm of Elliott anO
Sharp. visited his wife and son oven
Sunday.
smelter, is spending a few days at the
Mrs. G. NJ Williams gave a beautiful
dav anniversary.
Mrs R. NJ Hall. with baby Roberta,
exDects to leave for New York and later
for the Adirondacks on the eighth.
Mrs. Hal Christy has taken the Tip
Top for several weeks. It Is already
filled with a bevy of girls VINO expect 10
have good time.
Mrs. Ellis and her daughters, JAMIE
Anna Grace, Gertrude and. Harriet have
taken the Blacker cottage for the rest
CT the season.
H. D. Slater and R. c. Candy came up
to spend Sunday at Cabin JOnlmac
Lee Glascock. of Alamogordo, Is max
ing his first trip to Cb0udcrcft, and Is
wildly enthusiastic about It's scenery
beauties and GOODNESS.
The dining room of the pavilion was
crowded Saturday night with dancers and
every one seemed to have a good time
Those registered at the Lodge are:
Geo. H. West. Orogrande; d. F. Metcalf,
Fl Palso: Mrs R. f. Hall. Cincinnati, o.;
q Paget. Galveston: T. R. Powell, HouS-
ton: R. F. Horton, J. ~ Horton, H. n
Horton. B. Horton, \. P. AyerIll, Geo T.
Anderson. L. J. Gilchrist, I. NJ Quebe-
dea1lx. Fl Paso; o. NJ. Potter, Alamo
gordo; Mr. and Mrs. ". Fl. Periphery,
Lee Glascock, /. A Sherm0n, Alamo;
Miss Mitchell, Mrs. Tanner, FL Paso; e
a. Williams. Taft, \. NJ; H. A Patch,
Fl Paso: Mrs. V F. HogquiSt, Alamo;
Arthur Ball. Firm Smith. Geo. Z. Free
man. FL Paso: R. B. Neugard, King
sion Tex: /. F. Hurst, Avery Neill. st.
Joseph. Mo-; Clifford Smith, Chicago;
Charles Averette, Omaha.