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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

THERE is > low in Macon. No, T
za-ding the telephone rates The
Cay Attorney has been instructed TO
serve Injunction papers on the Ma
Q Telephone Company because il
las raised it's Iztes on business hous
6 from SEQ to $3.50. and on resi-.
Aances frrm &ln0 10 s1h0.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21
FALLS 70 STORIES.

w. F. Smith. Of this city, is in
Kansas City, At the bedside OF his
uncle. Q. p. Smith. who, he states,
fell 10 stories Wednesday and still
lives. He suffers a broken collar
bone. a broken arm and internal In
iuries.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21
TRUTHFUL ADVERTISING
THE BASIS OF SUCCESS.

Since the Ingredients Entering Peruni
Are Know It's P0werasa C4tarrh
Remedy and Tenie Is
Understood
COLUMBUS. oHio.-rhe ae-
tive Ingredients entering the most
popular household remedy IN the
world have been made kno~n 10
the public. This means a new era
in the advertising Of popular fam
IN medicines-PerTna leads
Peruna contains among other
things. golden seal. powerful IN rs
effect upon the mveous meH1-
brsnes. cednon seed. a rare
medicine and unsurpassed tonic
cubsbs. valuable in nasal catarh
ard affections Of the kidneys and
bladder. Stone root. valuable tor
the nerves. mucous membranes
as well as in dropsY and indi-
g~estion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

THE stockholders Of the Mexico
Fair Association at their ANNUAL
meeting Saturday night unanimously
reelected the following officers Geo
Lee. President: A ID, Jackson. Treas.
|urer; Horace Mundy, Vice President;
.E. II. Carter. See'y- b. r Middle
ton was elected director in place Of
John A. Mcintyre, deceased, and the
board OF directors nOw stand as fol
Iiows. George Lee. Willard Potts, w,
iE. Bu.k1er. {, W. Lewis, JAS Ham
ason, Horace Mundy. v. j. Bolts
W. F. Atkinson. w. E. Sans and b.
r. Middleton. In spite Of the had
weather the loss TO the Association
viii amount 70 very little, Il any.
thing. The Ledger joins the people
OF Audasn and adjoining counties in
| CONTEMPLATING the stockholders II
their unanimous reelection Of thS
efficers who served them 50 faith
fully and well There IS no bette
or higher class country fair any
where IL the United States.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

TIE Ledger has been asked rerea
Icdy uhether The members Of he :
mike uosd district are in favor Of
bonds for good reads or rot Tie
oolumns OF the Ledger are offered
for their opinion on tbs peruneas
lnna sr.nnrant natter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

so
could not do any
Ting. TIE dc
ne f0r dig
.fprent things but
did re No good !
ut So bad that ]
could not sleep day
ormrht Willie IN
this e0miiion rec
OF LYDIA J. Pink
.bams Vegetable
Compound, and
began as Hse and
In
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21


Ths flfth annual meeting Of tne
Missour! Abstractors As oriation co..
yenes in kansas City, on October J,
..r a two days s,fs.on- John l.
.Riskelts 0f this city is president
az ire Association. his other Off
GERS are W. H. Barnes, Clayton
vice president: Jesse b Crump. Kan
sas City. Sec'y-1rsss
This Association was organized at
this place or Nsvenl,t %, 1907.
The purpose Is TO promote the gen
erai welfare CT the abstractorS
ihroughout tie state and to secure
uniformity progress and Improvement
La the compilation Of Abs,ractors OF
Title
In addition 10 the fixed program
some luasLa. and attractive feat
urcs this year are TO be offered IN
the way ~ entertainment.
or the afternoon Of Tuesday. DC
lsosr ord. the wives Of the visiting
members viii be given an automobile
nae. covering Kansas citys 4
miles q beautiful b~ouleyards.
ii. order that the visiting mem
hers ma, avail themselves Of tA'
opportunity Of Witnessing the Pres
Ecf Pallas Parade on Tuesday evening
no other address on the afiernooI
Of the day.
John T. Ricketts, is on the program
of the Afternoon OF the first day 70
an address.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

W-0fstN Mrs pinkham for aafiee ~.
= sbort time 1 had gained my ayets
yelght and am now strong aud We,
MIS-. sALLrE SrEYESS X 3D. 40
s Boy 81, Nsurika Okla,
Another Grateful Woman,
Huntington. Mass was m nei.
voug run down condition and TOT tliee
var could dud no help.
Il MI my present good hsaitn %
Tviia l. pimkham's Negetaoie S9il-
pound and Blood Purifier which De-
leye saved my hie
oMy d0rtoT knows what helpea ",
anddoesno say ODe word aeina
Mrs MARI JANET1E BATES LoX
1s1 Huntington, Mass.
pec1use YOUR ease Is dificuit enc,
doctors having doue you ne go 90
uot continue TO sniier without giving
Ivdia T. pinEiiams Negsub.1 Com,
Is5und a trial. * surely his Cured
Insny cases Of female ills, sua rs IT.
! famnation, liberation. digplaoepen
| fihroid tnul0rS irregularities, rAli
Mains bacEache. that bearing own
| feeling, and nervous prostitution
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

THE Ledger IS in favor Of Audrain
county aassng a new Jail, but We do
not t@..eye the proposition viii be
submitted / o the people until the
next regular election Every taxpay-
err in The county viii favor this prop
6sition Vhen submitted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

CONDITIONS might be brought
about. that would result in the defeat
OF both the new sail and tho improve
ment Of the roads in the eight-mile
district. Is this to be desired?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

J. r. ROBINSON, Of Pike coun-
y, claims TO have tie biggest hog in
Missouri. The animal weighs 400
pounds, Is 5 IL years old. 8 feet
from tip to tip and : feet. 4 inches.
in girzh This Is some hog, but
there are others.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

HON. JAS. HoUCHINs. Of Jefier.
son City. is prominently mentioned
as a member Of the State Capital
commission. No better man could b
selected for this most important
wiara
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

COMPLAINTS are made that Mex
leo is not a good poultry and egg
market. Why don't more Of the
Mexico people advertise for poultry
products. II you want the farmers
10 bring their produce to Mexico.
tel them so in the newspapers and
quote mices.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

MoBERLY. NO. is 10 have a ten
story office building. which promises
70 be the a~andsomsst structure In
any fovu Of the Size Of NooerE
Lnnxnher In The country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

IF ne mean what We say about
good roads We viii all get together
and vote RICH: away for the $780,
600 bond issue Mexico must either
make good or CRIT talking.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21
COUNTY NEWS.

The sang recital b. Mr.. EW4r
B. Williams. assisted By Miss May
Bsuey, reader. and Mss Victoria
Brooks. aocomgsnist At the Elks
Club Rooms THURSDAY eveaiug vas a
nost eajoyable affair Mss Maud
wallace announced the Different
parts uf tie program
Nr Williams selections were sa-
rch Everyone Who had the plcas-
az bearing him pronounced his
, OH exceediaEly entertaining. Misa
rsscy read from tie Miserahies ard
hCr expression and interpretations
brUrsLt much worthy comment from
Asr hearers. Her reading q tie old
eaikg ssclv "Whisewash Day In
Tow vas amusing. They Never
easrrer VAS sno.hss Fsece she
read
The City q Mexico has served no
ice on The WABASH through It's aecrt
r. VI. Beuey. to appear in police
court TO answer te the charge Of leav-
ing cars 9n the crossing Nithia the
city. The notice was served several
days ago and Mr. Berrsy appeared,
but he asked to be relieved uutii on
Monday.
since then an additional charge
has been preferred by the city. The
former charge was for the alleged
booking Of the crossing a. the west
end ot Monroe street. The addition
e. charge is for blocking the side
walk on the vest side OF the Jener-
son street crossing The city author
Uses say that q car was LETT extend
r over The sidewalk at the JEFF
/ fenoa street crossing Thursday nigh
and shortly af,ernooa Friday Il was
slu standing there
For si0o. 600, r. u. Millcr. Of
Kirhsyale, C. l. Martin. 81 Union
vie. and O. F. Mathews. OF Macon,
| became p-ossessors q the Blees
home and furnishings az Macon, val
utd at $500, 900. Among the goods
they acquired were three silver cup.
won by Rex McDonald, once the
property Of Col Blees, bat now il
this city.
Col Bees home was furnished hy
iishly. He had a e OF china Of S.
pleoes that had belonged 10 Maximil
ian the First, Of Mexico. and values
a. $500. HIS library was valued a
s20.O0a. and D set Of II volume
was at s9.oO0.
These gentlemen formed . syndi
cate to purchase this Bees propeSl
and they win get ii unless Mrs Bic
and her husband. Col. LiebHng, tax
up a six months option at $4,000
Col Blees was vel known IN TIL
city.
The sale in partition Of the Poag
property was Friday afternoon Her
~ stuart Of Rush Hin purchased tn
iss-acre farm at $40 per acre Mr'
Geo. Marshall bought the house an
4 lots on South Jefferson street 70
s2OO5-
!. The handsome plano offered as fir:
prize in the Ledger-Ruraiist subscii
ton contest can be see at the mi
, linery pariors Of Mrs DinWiddi'
Ward.
= Mr.. and Mrs. P. V. o'Brien an
/, son. James, have resurned frol
. Milwaukee wis. after attending q
!: funeral Of their son. w. H. o'Brie
? 1.-THE deceased is survived b. a VII
I and one daughter.
ell J W Hin and family are arranj
: ing 70 20 to san Antonio. Texas,
spcnd The winssF Mr. Hills maf
FRIENDS trust that tho change q G
!, mate VIII materially Improve h
health
d Quite Il rrmber OF Mcmillan Hts
9ohoA ~
County EYE speNu
This vas laade possible through Il
reuA@f service GA y. ~.
: lAeLv are ~
4 VIC h4l =
. Oaftef, ha :,
, t'Nut'
mo lAs he~Faese nAA
20 Hsaae ~hs eAAs wa
" Ca -s''i' E
q Ens alu ., :
0 o-seF shiPneht loHOu
Nouh3s =" MoAiAl0 tOi
nat '
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21
BRICK FOR SALE.

We have plenty Of good building
brick or fire brick for sale at prices
from $3.50 per thousand up. None
better, or cheaper. Mexico Fire
Brick and Clay Company. isa2t"tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

W. II BROWN knows here s 10
better suvcstnent than Mexico reai
estate, and has Aaaghk q home in
Mexsco. and Is going to help make
II city
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

JAMES HoUCHIN. Of Jefferson
Cry. is receiving many inquiries
shout his astral King colts and Mr.,
Hcuehin says that he expects &c
have ten head Of Astral Kings suck
ding colts al the Missouri State
Fair, and everyone OF these colts
WIN be a Hyercolored chestnut ex'
'eept two. ~hich are a H~ght-coloTed
chestnut Astral King Is marking
as colts w~cEderfuNy, as eight out
ten OF his colts are e~hestnuts. ans
nearly everyone of them is a dupli
cate Of his color.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21
mAY HAVE FALLEN FROM TRAIN.

WAY HAVE FNLLEN FHUW IHHIN
Jack billiard, col, Of this city,
whose mangled body "a found b!
section men Of the Alton about 2
miles this side OF CeHralia, Friday
morning. may have fallen from a
train. He is said to have been seen
by frankie Weinand about midnight
Thursday night, which IS about the
last timc he was seen alive. lie i
said so have been drinking, aud II is
thought by the authorities that he
was drumming" and fell between the
cars.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

WITH the President gone. the.
Cabinet gone, and Congress gore,
washington finds herself a desert,
and calls ii peaos.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

". W. Johnson Is home from st.
Louis and reports that his brother,
George n johnson, Is recovering
niceiy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

TIE taxpayers OF the Fulton eight
mile district vo:ed for 100000 bond
ISSUE 94s to it4. That's the way 10
get results.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

THE Marshall DemocrstN News. one
OF Missouri's very best papers, y
ius closing a most successful oircuia
ton contest
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

FAYETTE Is going 10 vote on .
SEQ 900 bond issue for its eishtmsie
road district. That's the way 20
build roads.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

Canada IS 50 wide awake on the
Issue Of reciprocity that it s. likely
in many instances two votes viii be
cast where only one was cast De-
Fore
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

THE Mexico Ledger is informed
that a big department. store company
Is looking for a building suitable for
that . in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

THE people Of Audrain ought to b
an favor of a new jail. The peo-
ple in the Smile Mexico district
ought to be in favor OF paying for
rnrn reads.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

The uext tno4e for scod roads
lshouid Be no voting q Steoeee ~
ibOnss for the Mexico elghtmiie dis
lt-tr4.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21
FOR SALE q, EXCHANGE For

FOR SALE III EXCHANGE For
small faria; a { room residence,
hall. cellar new barn, hen house,
sleIs ana Es'Ls fruit Of all sorts.
lois vel fencec. Apply at grocery
store, east C + o. or write for full
partienlars. l.. b Jasper. Mexico
Mo. 245-2 W.T.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

II Mexicos eight miie District Is
going 10 vote on the 100000 hond
issue 0 is the time TO DO T.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

Mrs. Mary Z. Fox, aged G., filed
a crross-hIi. in the circuit court Of
Fl Collins, Colo, this week in the
divorce proceedings filed against her
by hei iustand, William Fox, aged
.67 Botb sre former residents Of
thIs city
Mrs. Fox Charges she did her duty
by her husband and alleges be failed
to provide for her, She was granted
temporary a,imony by the court Will
the matter Is pending.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

Laura Jean Lkbbey disaPproFes Of
osermnch kissing It Vas not Ike
sAat An the oIaen days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

THE taxpsSerz Who really want
Mezlco 70 he a city favor a Sio4.eoo
bond izgue for good roads
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

SURELY Mexico has not been ok-
iug nbogt being In favor Of good
roads.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

New Mexico and Arizona having
coming in may as well check their
six-shooter and make themselves at
home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21
mEraoDlsrs MEET

HERE IHUHSUNI
TIE Board Of Stewards Of the Mex
go District OF the Methodist Church
me, here Thursday afternoon FOR
he purpose Of fixing the salary OF
the presiding elder, appropriaiing the
conference collections and attending
- o,ser affairs az the district.
| Quite a number Of delegates were
present. The Rev. H. J. Davis, pre-
siding cider, presided at the meet
ing and s. p. EmmoRs acted as secr'
ltary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

TIIE Fazyra CNo) Spectators
c~srcpkaiioa coutest is progressing
nsoes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

WOMEN sometimes o. mzrrytng
self.made men take them IN hand
md make taem over.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

DOUBTLESS tbs oyster kaoWs
he fate hat Is acon in store for
ha7n.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

MONTGOMERY CITY has organ
lzea a rcuasnr ClarkforFrsideni
club.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

A divorce has been granted Lille
Holman from Hugh Holman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21
A[TED
HI 1LM
7YEARS
SUFFERING
Was Cured b Lydia E liHS'
hams Vegetable Compound

yaurika Oka-"T had femah
HES Tor seven years Wasau run a2N
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

Before you rrsch the Limit
ofphysiCal endurance and while your
condition is ATM durable. take Foley
Kidney Pills Their quick action and
positive results VII delight you.
Tor 5ackache. r~orYrvsness, rheuma'
tlsIn, and all xiarty bladder and
urinary troubles OSa Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

WE have tzEsre ~ MS evening
ne qaeaaoa q GOD roads
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21
Hickory Nuts

Be sure and gather all the
good shellbark hickory nuts;
will pay you $1.50 per bush
ell, and if worth more viii
pay more. / want them and
must have them.
SAN M 0RRIS, Mexico, Mo.
W. W. Arnold OF Vandalia visited
in Mexico Sunday.
Mrs. j. ]. Donnohue and childre
who have been visiting her parents,
]. d. Miller and wife. have re
turned to their home in Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

ARE ue really Tor sod uoass or
- .fn.r nashIna-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21
c FARM EoR sALE.

One and one-half mile east Of Mo
limo, Mo. at SOS 90 per acre One
wishing 70 buy write o c me
J.F. STREET.
s4f.t sf-2t Perry, No
Edward CanReil .of Texas, visited
.alt Moore and family thls week. lie
went to St. Louis Thursday en- route
home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

Lawrence Arnold. son vi Morris
Arnold, of Seattle, Wash, is the
guest Of his grandfather, r. r. Ar
mold, sr. He viii depart Sunday for
ILawrebceyllle. n, j., to attend
school.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21
FoLEY's o REMEDY.

Is a great medicine Of proven val
ne for both acute ard chronic kid
uey and bladder ailments. It is es-
peeially recommended to elderly PEG
pie for its wonderful! tcnie and recon
s~tructive quantities. and the perma-
usnt relief and comfort It gives
them OTIS lgsdy.
Ms. Mcdonald Of Sedalia, No, hai
retained home after a brief vsi'
Will Mexico relatives. she was &C
companied home by her little neph
ew, Master Lewis Herbert Sanford
of West Monroe street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21
HOUSE ron SALE.

House OF 4 rooms, 3 lots, barn. and
al kinds Of fruit, one block OF the
South Side School. Apply to Led
ger Office. 264t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

The Rev. T. E. Winter, pastor Of
the Christian Church at Fulton Hsl'
sd tie Rev. A.. w. shalleaberse5 gus
week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21
KILLS NAN NAMED II
DYING WIFE'S STORY
GOES TO S.AYER'S HOME
raltoa. No ssn. IA

Fultoa. No SEPT. "a
After siSter'ns 20 what IS believed
TO be tie deatAbed o~Oufession q rs
+ II gcfrson. % years Old
so aaa aisoa Joha Cries.. as the.
entered lie Yard Of ne
yohassa hone. one and One aaii.
a.Ues Ucst Il LoydsyiIie. this af-
|teneea
Nrs johnson. Who is 40 yeaH ole
yesterday confessed 20 Wrougdoips o
Ia year. rrnliug ssiess Attending
nbssIss ns have Informed Johnson
his vite tan - recover.
It is not bgieved TIE ased hns-
band hsd any attention Ct harniHs
Guzss aner tSar.us re dy'ng Ho-
rams story. tm he vas unnerved By
,he confession ara los; control o.
himself when I;rsggs approached ms
hone "Wednesday Afternoon,
Guses euterea The front yard, end
sceias Johuscs. .urned 20 depart ia
the neau.ime. the husband secured
a shotgun rs sad Of lcaying, Grlgs
spoke % 5oAEseH. and the shooting
go,l+wed. The charge took effect
hack Of lie right a
Aeed Slayer c~oiIaPsss,
Josnsan save himself up after h'
kmiag to Constable c. W HoWison
.hree asles east OF Boydsyile,
Ne Was 5n1usAt to Fulton Wednes
day aigs, sad rIaoed in the County
Jais When seen BY newspaper met
the old man broke down ana yep
and MAS unable 70 give a coheren
'account q tho kiIing.
johnson moved to Galloway ConnS
; about five years ago, and since tina
time has teen wing on q farm ne@
BoydsYAle. He has borne q good rel
utEtioa. i had been reported ina
Grisss was 1Srned TO stay ava
! from tie johnson hone, although
Is not asnufely Known that JON
son suspected his attentions to III
wife. Juhasol has been twice ma
rsed and formerly lived at JeWe
Junction. Nhtrs six children by
I forrler marriage reside. Three chi
q dren were born OF the present u
e ION. the eldest OF whom is a girl ]
/. yesrs cid.
G1ggs was & years old, a man {
family anu lived across the line
Boone county Prior to the killing
was ratei rs s good citizen. MI
) Johnson. il her confession, alleg'
5 that Griggs threatened to Kill her
, she caused HIN trouble.
The oasis., 1911-03-04

Friday Mir. E. J. Holden was at Nogales. Mir. Holden had "pulled his freight" from Magdalena and was en route to Nacosari, where he has accepted a position with the Moctezuma Copper Company.
 This morning MT. J. F. Traynor came up from Yago, the operating terminus of the Southern Pacific of Mexico in the Territory of Topic, about 900 miles from Nogales. He states that since he left Yago there came to Mazatlan report that a band of inSurrectO8 had arisen in Topic, and that an en- counter with federal troops had taken place near Yago.
 In another column there appears new advertisement of Mir. w. c. Budge, insurance agent, who has established sn office in the new Ephraim building, up stairs, on Morley avenue, and has accepted the agency of several standard companies for which he is prepared to write insurance. MT. Budge is careful, painstaking business man, and those giving him their business in that line will be given good service.
 Monday and Tuesday there was at Nogales Mir. George H. Miller from Mulberry, Indiana, who is interested in the Cobriza Copper Company, and was returning home from visit of some weeks at La
The oasis., 1911-03-04

Cobrlza, the camp, which IS some miles west from Noria station on the line of the Sonora railway. Tuesday morning the gentleman departed for his home in the East
 MT. and Mrs. William H. Eilers (nee Reggie Herrera) have arrived recently from Los Angeles, and are domiciled in the Herrera residence on Morley avenue, at the north edge of the town. Mrs. Eilers, who is native Arizonan, will be remem- bered by all the old residents of Nogales as a daughter of the late Major Fred Herrera. It is nearly a dozen years since she left Nogales, then little girl. With the couple is one of Mrs Eilers' young brothers Roy Herrera, young man about nineteen years of age.
 MT. 1. Burgoon has closed his gents furnishing goods and shoe business in Nogales, packed his stock and moved it to Ray, the booming mining camp in Pinal county, where he will establish in business. The last shipment was made on the first, and MT. BurgoOn has gone over to Ray. Later Mrs. Burgoon will join him. MT. Bur- goon has been in business in Mo- gales many years, and has lived in what is now Santa Cruz county more than quarter of a century. Both he and his estimable lady have here many warm friends who regret their departure.
The oasis., 1911-03-04
NocALEs NOTES.

millinery.
 Mrs. H. $. Creighton visited at Tucson Wednesday.
 MT. W. H. Williams from Topic, is sojourning in Nogales.
 Yesterday morning there came up from Guaymas MT. Demetrio VeIasco.
 When you want to sell your house. hold goods, see Mark Lulley, the auctioneer, International Ave.
 Sunday Mir. and Mrs. W. J. Par {ridge came in from Gro Blanco, And have visited at the line city several days.
 Mir. W. H. Smith, who took his familv to Del Rio, Texas, about month ago, returned to Nogales Monday evening.
 Tuesday evening Mir. J. F. Brady went to the camp of the San Geronimo Mining Company, where he has accepted position.
 Monday afternoon there set in gentle rain which lasted all of that night and at intervals Tuesday. It was of great benefit to the crops.
 Monday evening there was at Nogales en route to HermOsillo on legal business MT. Eugene s. Ives the well known lawyer from Tue son.
 Send broken glasses to he re- paired or duplicated, to pr. Schell, Tucson, Arizona. Complete grind ing plant, enabling him to make prompt returns. tf
 Mir. G. c. White, immigration agent for the Southern Pacific of Mexico, was at Nogales Sunday morning en route to Tucson on business.
 MT. E. F. Harris, the Cerro Colo rada mining man was at Nogales Tuesday morning, returning to his home in Tucson from his camp in the Altar district of Sonora.
 Yesterday Mark Lulley, the auctioneer, sold the household goods and furniture of Mir. and Mrs. w. s. Madden, who are leav- Ing NogaleS.
 This morning MT. Fernando Montijo, president of the Pedraz- zina Mining Company, came up from the south en route to his home in San Francisco.
 Mir. H. N. Stevens, who has charge of the oil boring operations on the Mascarefias ranche, makes daily trips now between the line city and the scene of operations.
 Next week Mrs. Land will move her Elite Millinery store from the present location on Crawford street, to the Marsh building near the post office.
 This morning Colonel w. c. Greene and Hon. B. o. Packard game up from Hermosillo. Colonel Greene is sojourning at the line city today, and MT. Packard went to Tucson.
 MT. Powell, superintendent for the San Geronimo Mining Com