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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27
WORSHIP AND
 THEN DESTROY
Citizens of GuayaquiI Kill Man Who Was Lately Nation-
 al Hero

Guayauuil. Ecuador, Jan. 37.-- General MontrrO, who was the most popular hero in the recent uph"aNal m this country, was |kIl!"d today.
 General MOntcro was elected provisional president without op- position, but his appointments of ."illcrrS were antagnnisiic to the pnpulac". lIr did not cOnsidcr the wishes of the people in appoint ing governors and court officials and has paid the penalty usually "Xactrd hy the mobs of the Latin American countries.
 The forrucr hero, who was wor- shipped few weeks ago, was at tackled by mob of tho rnragcd popuiacr. who broke town the walls tf his home and shot him to death. His body was then dragged into the streets and be- headed and left lying in the mud, when the mob disappeared.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27
TRIAL |S SET
 F0R APRIL TERM
Cases of munday and ShieIs Will Come to Trial Next
 Spring a;

Seattle, Jan. 27.--Thc trial of Charles Munday and Archie Shicls, whose cases will be the first tu be tried in connection with frau dulent entries of coal lands in Alaska, is down On the calendar for April.
 Special Counsel Townsend, rep resenting the attorney generals office, is in the city trying to get date set for the trial in order that witnesses may be summoned from Alaska, as well as other parts of the country. Attorney Townsend has refused to com mcnt on the case beyond the statement that the government intends to push the case to con- Viction if the parties are proven guilty of fraud.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27
PRESIDENT FAvORS HALF AND HALF
 FORM OF GOVERNMENT FOR ALASKA
Promises Send Message Congress Urging Seward to Interior Alaska New Homestead Laws Liberal Appropriations for Building Roads, Trails Re-
 sponsbGty of Coal Legislation Rests Entirely Congress

Washington, Jan. 2I.--Thr rm- tire Pacific coast delegation which IS in the capital boosting for Alaska called upon President Taft yesterday afternoon.
 Many of Ihe delegation were known [" Ihr president and he greeted the h"osIerS iOvially. The president told inc delegation he was heartily ill sympathy with their plans for the development of Alaska. Evrryhndy who had visited Alaska had told him of the wonders of the territory and it's riches. He hoped at some
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27
AN0T THEIR BRITISH COLUMBIA BANK CLEANED OUT

Vancouver, B. C., Jan. 26.--The branch of the Royal Bank of Can ada here was literally cleaned out of cash this afternoon by rob bers.
 Two men entered the bank and engaged the clerks in conversa- ton. After conversing for a few minutes they drew revolvers and ordered the clerks to throw up their hands. Two clerks who did not obey instantly were knocked unconscious by the robbers. They then ordered the other clerks and the manager of the bank to drag
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27
STRIKE IS MADE ON JOHNSON ERICKSON CLAIM

Word reached town at late hour this afternoon that an i'm pOrtant strike had been made on the JOhnson-Erickson group on Mineral creek, owned by the Min cral Greek Mining Co.,. The news was brought to towT by Mir. Nich- olson, who is the blacksmith for the camp.
 Colonel Willard is in the city and when seen verified the state mcnt. He said the workman had told him of the strike and had brought samples showing good
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27

The president expressed him s"lf as still being opposed to d wholly rlrciiN" form of govern Hnrnt being granted tu Alaska. II" far"rS q half and half govern fncnt. Dn"-half of the legislature or commission iO be elected by the people, the other half tn he by the president.
 President Taft said his mrS- sag" would urge new huIIlrSlrad laws for the territory and larger appropriations for roads. trails. and hatchcrirS.
 Regarding Secretary Fishers
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27
Mr. J. Devnney Confirms Report of Wonderful Richness of The Solomon Gulch Copper Mnes-Tunnel Driven Through "A Feet of Shipping Ore-Vaues
 Gaining In Face of Drift.

Valdez has all the resources which caused Butte to sprin.. from a miserable little mining hamlet into a great city in a few years. Why should history not repeat itself right here?
 The Valdez bay on the right side looking toward the narrows will be dotted with stamp mills grinding out ore and on the left will be- great smelters belching forth clouds of omoke. An army of men will find employment in the mines on both sides of the
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27

feet and he believed would tap the pay when about i2O feet more had been driven. The tunnel will br 500 feet long when the rich pay showing on the surface will hay" been reached. The surface formation was such that it was necessary to construct long tun- ncl to afford safety in operating the mine. The expense has nat urally been very heavy, nut the returns will he sure if the con- ditions near the surface are any indication of what may bc expect cd at the lower tunnel.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27
SAYS PRESIDENT
 KEPT PLEDGES
Secretary Nagel Eulosizes Taft and Predicts Ills Nom-
 ination

Kansas City, Jan. 27.--Secre- tary of Commerce and Labor Ma gel delivered an address here last night in which he eulOgized Pres ident Taft.
 MT. Nagel said President Taft had made good as the nations chief executive and had proven himself a man of honor. He de- clarcd the president had kept all the pledges which he made dur ing the last campaign and would again receive the endorsement of the Republican party.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27

time to make d visit Io the north himself.
 President Taft promised the delegation, of which former Sen atOr John l.. Wilson. of Seattle, iS chairman, that he would send d special message to congress deal ing with Alaskan affairs. He said he would suggest in his message that congress mako provision for tn" construction of q government railroad from Seward to the in- tcrior which would open the coal fields as suggested by Secretary Fisher.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27

If you have ever been in Butte you will know what copper can do toward building up a great city.
 Is it beyond your conception that Valdez will be a great mod ern city like Butte with all it's wealth, hustle, business and so- cial life?
 Do you know that Butte has "a population of 10000 and that i5,000 miners find employment in the copper, gold and silver mines which have caused the city to be built?
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27
skYscRAPER ON SITE
 OF BURNED BUILDING

New York, Jan. 27.--Four hun- dred wreckers were today put to work demolishing the flre-ruined Equitable Life Assurance soci- ety's building on lower Broadway. Cordons of police have been thrown about the burned building to protect the crowds from top- bling walls, which are being pull ed down.
 It is declared one of the larg- est skyscrapers in New York will be erected on the property.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27

made public by the bank officials but must he enormous as the Royal was one of the leading banks of the city.
 The police have wired all di- rections in hopes of intcrccpting the robbers, who are believed to have used an automobile in re- moving the loot. The bank rob- bery in New Westminster last fall when the robbers secured moro than $250,000, has been lost in insignificance as compared with the robbery this afternoon.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27
TAFT TAXES
 SHORT TRIP Expected He Will Make Reference to the CoIoneI's Po-
 Sition

Washington, Jan. 21.--PreSi- dent Taft started this morning on three day trip in the interest of his own political future.
 He will speak in New York. Cleveland, Columbus and Akron. Ohio. Many newspapers hay" sent special reporters. as it is believed he will make announce mcntS of importance concerning Colonel RooSrv"li's position in the party.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27
Is WORKING
 FOR ROOSEVELT
Governor GIasscock Gets Busy After Conference With
 the Colonel

New York, Jan. -. .--Govcrnor William F.. GlaSScork. of West Virginia. iS StuInping his stale in the Interests of Colonel ROOSr- welt. He l> asking the people tu work for ih" nomination nf th" colonel.
 Governor GiaSsrnrk and RuOse- welt held H conference in this city last week and if iS hrlrvrl thr formers < activity iS inc result of an understanding reached at that time. Gla>scock has d"rlarrd that Roosevelt will accept if lh" nOmi- nation iS lrnd"rrd him.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27

bay and from the glacier the wind will soon be carrying the sound of dropping stamps. All these things will come to Valdez and the day is not far distant when the expectations of the owners of properties will be fully realized.
 The latest sensation is the re- port of the phenomenal richness of the Midas Copper company's property on Solomon gulch. A party of those interested visited the mine yesterday and were ac- companied back to town by MT.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27

T. J. Derinney and his wife. He confirms the report in every par ticular. In it's issue of January t6 the Prospector published a story referring to the mine un- der the caption of "Solomon Gulch Copper Mine May be Wonder" |" and now comes MT. Devinney and says the present tense is in or der.
 Every person in town has been anxiously awaiting confirmation of the news since the big strike (Coninued on page 9
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27
MORE DYNAMITE
 IS LOCATED
This Time It Is Found in a Suit Case In Salt Lake
 City

Salt Lake City, Jan. 27.--Dc- tectives in the employ of William Burns discovered dangerous suit case in a local warehouse here today. The article had been stored some months ago.
 When the case was opened ii was found to contain dynamite, fuse and caps all ready for use The detectives traced the case through the recent confession ot Albert Stodt, who was arrested in San Diego.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27
ROBBERS FORGE oLERks AND MANAGER WOUNDED INTO VAULTS AND THEN MAKE THEIR Es-
 THE BANK

'of the bank. They have a good start, as 1t was some time before the vault doors could be opened to liberate the imprisoned ofn- oials.
 The amount of the treasure se- cured by the robbers has not been
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27
COLONEL WILLARD CONFIRMS REPORT OF SHOOT BEING TAPPED BY TUNNEL JOHNSON ERICKSON
 aRoUP--aoop TO VALDEZ PEOPLES

values, but he would have more to say when he had made an ex- animation of the strike himself.
 Mr. Nicholson reported the miners had run into pay shoot on the Hercules claim just before he left. The tunnel in which the strike was made is in i36 feet.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27

crOsscut was run for a distance of I05 feet before the ledge was tapped and has continued on the ledge for 3i feet before the pay was located.
 Colonel Willard stated the tun- nel on the Millionaire claim of the same group was now in about 38O
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27

plan of opening the coal lands hy a system of leasing President Taft said lr believed the moral responsibility rested upon con- gross. He regarded il as q duty of the government to pruvidr money for building the railroad in order that the product of the coal fields might br placed on the market and the t"rritnry'S x re- sources developed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27

the unconscious men into the vaults. The robbers then went through the vaults and removed the coin and currency, afterwards locking the bank officials inside.
 The robbers made their escape, taking all the coin and currency
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27
RIcHEsoN's cHURcn
 TAKES HARDY ACTION

Cambridge, Mass, Jan. 27.-- The 1mmanuel Baptist church hero has expelled Rev. Clarence Richeson, who was sentenced to death for the murder of Avis Lin ell.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27
SECOND vENIRE IN
 THE scHMITZ CASE

San Francisco, Jan. 27.--A sec ond vcnirc has been found ncccs- sary to secure jury in the case of SChmitz now on trial.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27

Chas. Stewart arrived in town last evening over the trail from Fairbanks.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-27

Washington. Jan. 31.--Thrrr iS great joy in the camp of the (Continued from page 3H.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21


After struggling for several min.
utes to drag their apparatus out OF
the mud, the Mexico f~ire-fighters al
midnight Monday abandoned the
wagon and ran with hose and chem
icals IN their arms to extinguish a
fire cast Of Poliock's MN near the
Negro Baptist Church.
The apparatus became stalled IN
the mud and mire on Railroad street
and b. the time the firemen had
carried the chemicals several blocks
to the fire only the shell Of the build
ing was left.
In the meantime Ken HHlen, The
driver. was trying to turn his team
around and get back to the macadam
lied streets. Every pun the team
made. Ken says, he expected TO stick
and for several minutes 1t looked az
If the auxiliary team would have
to be sent for to pun the wagon out
OF the mire.
The fire originated in the restau.
rant Of Dave Gibbs. col, which was
totally destroyed. The origin Of the
blaze IS not known. The amount Of
the insurance on the building and
contents was not learned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21
eENroN CRY.

Dr. Douglass was in Mckee Nor
day On business.
Frances KelieFhals. daughter Of
Fred K~elIerhais. who was very sick
flrs< u ne week. is much better.
Q. T. BreedIove and family have
moved on the George Hidebrand
farm
Grace Collins OF Mexico Is visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. James wylde. who was sbcA
for about ten days. died March IA
Her funeral was preached at Tia
Presbyterian Church By the Rev.
Kerr. she left a husband and one
SOD. Elmer.
George Precht os Mlddletown /,
WISHING relatives here.
There was a crowd from her.
went to the party at Albert VII
Hams Saanrday nish
Mrs Jane Barnes is on the sicl
list this week.
Roy Icenogle. son Of B. H Ice
nogIle and wife, Of Lois, Mo-. die
March 4 Roy's many friends her
were sorry to hear OF his death.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21

Miss Leona Foreman, Wiida Wager,
Dudley Kldweil, +. w. and Ed. Drew
er went 10 centralla wednesday.
Tom vanlandingham Of centralia
was IN mis- vicinity wednesday.
Phil Roberts and ceeii Mallory
went to skull Lick after coal Wed.
nesday.
s. n. wager spent Thursday with
homefclks near Long Branch.
Noah Mitchell went to skull Lick
after coal Thursdag,
Miss Sophia Wager OF Mexico Is
spending the week at her uncaes,
Arthur Wager.
Several from here attended The
Tom Combs sale Thursday
Quite a crowd from this Vicinity
attended the party at Mr., curry'e on
Thursday night
Bob Peck celebrated his 4lfh birth.
das Thnrsday BY giving a dinner
and inviting some or bis friends
to partake Of the good thing pre-,
pared for tho occasion.
Ben Turner. Byron Reed. c. T.
s~anshury, Arthur Neal and Phil
Roberts went 70 centraIia Saturday
Mon Leach OF near ~stontsyllle, Is
visiting his parents this week.
Some from this vicinity attended
the party at Floyd Morehead satur-
day night.
Ed. Scott and mother spent Satur
day at Paris.
There were only a few here a
the woodman lodge Saturday night.
Rev. J. M. Hornbach filled his reg
lar appointment here at Maple Grove
Sunday.
H. F. Roberts who traded his
, farm for the store was here satur
day and said he expected to take po
session some time about the first o.
April.
Albert Snow and Ross Vanlanding
ham Of near Central school hous,
and Frank Towler Of Monroe co
were here Monday
There is a great deal Of siclureEe
present and the Doctor Is kept very
busy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21

Wallace Loren is on the sick list.
John McCameron and wife visited
VIM. Dempsey ard family Sunday.
The thirteen years old daughter d
Mrs Ellen Saunders Is very sicl
With diphtharia. Or. Todd Is attend
ing the case.
7. NJ. Broaddus and wife we're n
Centralia one day last week.
Mrs Phillip Daily fell In her eel
lar n day last week and received
very painful injuries.
WA Showers was in. Centralia OF
business one day last week.
Blngle Woolary who has been sick
with pneumonia Is better.
J. Il. Smith sod Owen Mccery a
team Of horses. harness, wagon and
a load OF corn recently.
Milly Bryan and family visited
John Mccameron and wife one day
last week.
Three Of Mr. and Mrs. U. c. Nc.
Cowans children are quite sick
One has the pneumonia,
Miss Lucy Roberto has returned
TO her home IN HallsvilIe after a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Morris.
Mrs. Allen Duffy is visiting rela-
tives in Centralba.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21

Tn Mexico Commercial Club, at
dts Friday luncheon, decided to ask
the Secretary OF The Missouri Fire
Prevention Society to send an IN
spector here as soon as possible for
the purpose Of improving condi-
tione here 80 that the Mexico insur.
ance rates viii not be raised. There
are a great many fire hazards in
this city, which Il they were re-
moved, would materially decrease the
cost Of fire insurance. It Is for
this purpose that the inspector has
been invited to MEXICO
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21
BR0NAUGH
AND HIS FIGHT
FOR YOUNGER

H"
Probably the world furnishes no
example II d~iainterested friendship
surprising that Of Capt. W. G Bro
naugh. who devoted 20 years q MS
life IN efforts to secure the liberia
ton cf the Younger brothers from
the Minnesota State prison and r.
Gently has written a book detailing
his experiences. says the s.. Louis
Pcst-Dsspafch. Capt. Bronaugh who
resides in 81. Louis, is the father
of Fred and Chas. Bronaugh, who
married Misses sue Robertson and
lLouise Lakeland. respectively beth
OF this city.
Twenty years before Capt, Bro
nangh began his fight for the free
dom Of the Youngers, serving lite
terms for completely in the bank
robbery At Northfield in 1876. Capt
BroIaugh's aife was saved BY a war
Ing from a Confederate soldier no
known to him.
In 1852 Capt. Bronaugh was mar
rsed. lie took his bride on q q
the strangess wedding trips lmasdn,
able. For five wears be had enter
taned a deep sympathy FOR cole'
,nan. James and Robert TounEeFi
chiefly because the two older broth
ers had served ln the ccufederacy
and had been driven into ontlawryI
as he beaieved. because q the IN
settled conditions Of the Miaaopfl
border 81 the Gloss Of thesNw End
Iiater So far ae he know he negei
'thad seen either Of the YoaAser
'Being anxious 70 soc them, 4
possible he writes. and 70 Give
them what aid ] could. l proposed
to my brsie that wA should make Q
wedding trip 10 Minnesota, meaning
10 add 70 our matrimonial fellcity q
mission 81 mercy 70 these unfortuu
ate men,
II The Captain had knpwa the
sort Of reception THE Minnesota pen
pie would give him and Mra. Bro
naush it Is possible that he wouk
have gone elsewhere, out Of consider
alton for his bride.
The Bronaughs arrived In @the
enemys country and the bride
groom repaired to the State prison a
saltwater, after having been told
by various Minnesotans that nc
more Missourians were wanted in
their state-the Youngers wers
enough.
well. II o don't like Missouri
ans" said Capt. Bronaugh, in ef.
feet. '1et the Youngers ont ard III
take them home. That's what
came to try
Bronaugh proceeded to the peni'
tertiary and requested permission
to talk to the Youngers.
This gentleman wants to e The
Youngers and says he ia from Mis-
souri, said the warden to a guard.
You have him bare his arm to his
elbow and yon listen closely to ali
he says when in the presence OF
the prisoners
When Bronaugh reached Cole
Younger's cell and saw the occu-
pant standing behind she bars he
gave an involuntary start. Memoir
les Of 70 years before, Of tile red
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21
ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Honer T. wedy 10 5 X cah-
uai lots : ana s bEk 5 caidwSi &
McPke' Add vsadailA 5000.
George R. Moshy to S C. Foster.
lots 5 azA g bk II. NcPRe's Ind
Add. vznaaual sz25o
Andrew Ba5ona Patrick 70 J. R.
Woods 1B arrss n n 4 - q
sec. 2sssada. $40 and other eousia.
erakiozs
Homer E wsldy TO 5 x CD
wen. " IL \ " IA Of Sec l5s5zs
$500
Lusher II. SINS to walhm c.
Mclaha. shouf7Bsacnss IN SEC Al
\. $3.50.
sarah u niSck to sazae J. Jadd.
BOT 7 Ink 5. MaIdrcwis sub-Dtv o
Mexco ssse.
ThouAs & Hook 10 charses Il.
sboup tracl in block 'B~ IAdd's Al
dfaon. Ext Mcxico sloe.
nem.soa /"
nhns ~
NA'1m 49,
Mary s. Long q a 10 J y
~
n wooos s-~a
iss acres ~
IA ~ @na
-
nj =
ei-s- ssies
"A'.r 80
~ ~ 4
"As1m ! 49,
rASl ~ - y ~
2 -
sapsr = A
ekeE. - acEss \ v + q ; y =
q 90 5,
2 ~ C,mss
nsk y. LaAsa@A
Aaas Aexaeos stss. .
=. y.
&c
:
pAsAa AsIsf
Asls
~ - :
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21
auas a. REDUCED PRICES.

Seamless Wilton Rugs, fifty doilaI
quality at 1890.
seamIess Wilton Rugs, thirty dol
Tar quality al s2s.2g.
You must zee these values to ap-
rfeciatN them.
Ricketts, g Emamons D. q Go.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21

HOW long do you expect a few
|peops OF Mexico to pay for your en-
terprises. Some folks are getting
tired. especially when you refuse TO
m~aintain an enterprise that Is Of
fered free.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21


days of war on the border e
ham with his right arm ~
10 the elbow, he ialTcdncsa
self to younger and shock
through tho bars.
Al my very irst glance
writes i Fecognized him as
same person who, on that y
day meaning In 1867, Kept p
riding into the ranks Of DE
legs.
Thereafter. until the ilia
don Of Cole Younger in lsa9
naugh alaveg iet up. He nae
trips to Minnesota at BIS ON
! pense and Travelled much c'ss
State and Missouri, interTNs
Of prominence and enlsiag
cooperation. Governors and I
boards Iii Minnesota came
know Bronaugh as an cd g
H.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21

NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING
Office Of North Missouri Trust Com
pauy, March ii. 1919.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of North Missouri Trusi
Company for the election OF direc
tors and the transaction Of such oh
Ct business as may cone before I
will be hcid at the place o. business
Of the Company On the North sidt
Of the Public Square Mexico. No.
On Moaday, March %. 1912, between
the hours Of . o'clock a. m. and i;
II o. said day.
d2w2 ". ". Pollock, President,
J. g Mtndy. sec'y
Mexico No. IL. 1912.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21

Try a pair Of eBanagan" Gum
Bocis. leather insoles-they are said
to be the hast. Sold by
vi Ricketts, & Bmmons D. G. Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21
UNDER GARMENTS

Muslin Under Garments a; prices
that win appeal to You dzvl
Ricketts, & EEnmons D. G.. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21

Millinery opening, Friday and sat
urdzy. March tEeatFssecond and
tEenty-fhird. All invited. d2Ei
Fredendail & wilkins
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21

Millinery opening, Friday and Sat
uroay, March swensy-secoRd ani
'wrutyshird. All invited
Fre5endal & wilkins.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21

Millinery opening Friday and sal.
nssay. March tWenty-second and
t~enty4hird- Come one. cone all
FredendalI & wilkins.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21

FOR SALE-Good stean boiler and
engine for corn shsier. Price right
Y Ledger. ds WI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21

Nal c. +. Stevens and d. II.
Donovan Of st. Louis, have re.
turned home after attending court
here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21

FOR sALEcohn Cnrakt good az
new The best made. X. Ledger Of.
flee aewl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21
The Weekly Ledger

Ensersd a ne P. o. IN Mexico No.
and adnaues Is 2ndels matter,
W. A. EimOnsSoa Is able 10 bs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21

Jake Yen Dyke. Of WestmiusteE
colieee. waa IN this city o. a visss
TUESDAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21

FOR sALE-7,oOO Feet Of Lumber
sianding in Elevator building at
Rush Hill, Mo. 4. A. Feltz, Rush
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21

j. w. Lee, Jr. Is home from 2
pleasant visst 10 Southern TEXAS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21

Rev w. H. Hook win preach at
the Christian Church in vandalia- on
j ext Sunday, March "a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21

Mrs. ". Il. coOns is visiting rela-
lives In Kansas city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21

James Sims. OF West Vine street
is very III with pneumonia
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21

craddoeE furnishes best Of IA.
psr Hangers for either town Of coun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21

Gloss or Domestic Finish. Crown
IL.aundry. s5-5t WIT