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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-13

shipments have been renewed The display
will be kept up uni The close OF the exposition,
although the Citrus Fair will last only five days.
Some of The exhibitors intend 10 give oranges
10 every visitor next Tuesday, the day on which
managers gay they do not intend 70 put their
entire orange crop on exhibition, bur the speci-
mems which rhey Will show Will all be OF ex-
cellent quality.
Seats in boxes in the grand stand. and whole
boxes, from which TO view the fireworks to-
morrow night. can be secured AT The office OF
T.. A. Fielder. chief OF Tie department. of admls-
SONS, In Festival Hall, at any time Tomorrow
up 10 p. NJ From To 5 p NJ. the boX-office
VIII be open just out side the graDd stand, and
at P. NJ. The boXoffiee will be open again for
the sale of any reserved seats that may be left,
and for the sale of general admission 10 the
stand Tie fireworks VIII begin promptly al
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-13
GOOD TEMPLARS CELEBRATE
NO MORE COIN AT THE GATES.


A cold water diet evidently agrees with
children, for a happier, healthier and
brighter lot of little people could not be
found than the orphans from the Good
Templars' Home who visited Sunset City
yesterday.
The boys in brown and the girls in blue
marched into the grounds soon after Don.
There were $50 of them, and they came to
help the members of the independent
Order of Good Templars to celebrate their
day at the fair. The Good Templars had
asked from the executive committee no h.
ing in the way OF reduction in the price of
admission to the grounds. The only favor
they sought was the free entry of the or
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-13
Recent Divorces.

Judge Hebbard has granted Bridget Fay a
divorce from Peter Fay on the ground Of ex-
IRENE cruelty. The couple are middle-age
and had been married for some years. Eveptu-
ally, however. Mrs. Fay became wearied of her
husbands ccentricites, some OF which con-
sisted in his knocking his wife down with
oeiaying-pin, settling fire 10 her hair while she
lay asleep In bed aud other diversions OF an
equally humorous character SO she sued for
a divorce
Joseph Fagundes has obtained from Judge
Trout a divorce from Marie Louise. his wife,
on tile ground of willful desertion. There are
SIX minor children of the marriage, the custody
OF whom Is awarded 10 the father.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-13
Michigan at the Fair.

The ladies and gentlemen interested In the
celebration OF Michigan day at the fair met In
one of the pariors at the Palace last night ana
effected permanent organization by electipp
w. A. Tachard president. Clarence q. Stone.
secretary and treasurer, and all executive com.
mittee consisting OF the following gentlemen !:
w. A. Talchard, Clarence q. Stone Dr. II. w.
Yeamans, NJ. Co0ney and Clarence f. Worden.
All the necessary arrangements for the celebra-
ti0n OF the day has been left TO this committee
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I RUT H.
E2aRa1THxEy5ExysRFn

Ihere is trite anc time-honored aphorsm that
an ounce OF prevention Is worth pound Of cure.
Every body has seen tt verified scores OF times and
II they would always bear 1t in mind and al the
first symptoms of a cold resort at once to HAIE,S
HONEY OF FOREGROUND ANDTAR. thew rouId
save themselves great deal of annoyance, IL not
sunering and injury. No remedy for coughs and
colds has been introduced during tha nro.nt
generation which acts more efficiently than tn
oehlgn compound. 1t allays inflammation allryt-
ates the soreness and tickling sensation i'm m
throat ana speedily cures the cough. 1t is both An
eNpectorant ana an anodyne. which il trteu onca
required. u' Ii
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THE WEST TRIAL.
Outline of the Proposed
Defense.
MRS. WEST ON THE STAND.
Professional Secrets Cannot Be
Disclosed.
DR.. JOhNSON'S TESTIMONY.
A Ruling by the Court Which Badly
CrippIes the Plans of the
Defense.
MRS. WEST ON THE STAND
DR.. JOhNSON'S TESTIMONY.

There was plenty of life about the trial
OF DR.. Eugene f. West yesterday, nn the
charge of numbering Addie r. Gilmour.
The prosecution rested and the defense
commenced the presentation of its side of
the case.
John Giimoui, her father, was recalled
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-13

John F. More has filed In the Probate Court
100000 bona as administrator of the estate
of his decr aseI brother, A. p. More. A contest
over The granting OF letters OF administration
in TINS estate. the bulk OF which is IN property
IN Santa Rosa Island, Santa Barbara County
was lately decided by jury In Judge Coffey's
court III favor of John.
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A five months old rapoose. the child OF one
oil The squaws belonging 10 the Sioux Indian
village at the Fair. died last evening. an aii-
i0psy developed the fact that the pap0ose died
OF pneumonia.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-13

Buy IL for your Eastern friends, 1.-THE
Calls" great premium, "Picturesque
California;"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23
Letter from IL Former Citizen.

To the Editor of the Ledger.
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn, August IS.
i am very, very sorry to see
from your paper this morning the
death of B. +. Dobyns. M.
Dobyns was a good man and | am
very sorry to know that he was
called 50 suddenly without Il mo-
ment's warming, but | feel that he
was ready
Can you tell me whether we can
get Champ Clark for two speeches
any time from now until the 9th OF
November? | am requested by the
Chairman of the Democratic Coun-
ty Committee to find out. Since
he made that great speech in Con
gress against the appropriation OF
money to railway postal clerks we
want him more than ever.
We have q fine crop of corn. The
wheat and oats were no good. Corn
Is very fine.
Our state election was the ID Of
August. This county is Republican
700, but we got a Democratic sheriff
and the County Court, which made
us feel good.
| always look for the LEDGER Sat.
urday. 1t is like a letter from home.
| always feel like Mexico Is my
home and it may be some day.
Yours Truly,
W. A. HUNTER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23

THE Cincinnati Inquirer takes the
position that President Cleveland
will veto the tariff bill. The general
impression throughout the country
is that the Inquirer is mistaken in
its prediction. This publication, re-
ferring to the matter, says:
The President will veto the tariff
bill. 1t is not known that he never
contemplated approving the bill UNI
less he could at the same time APP
prove the bills providing for free
sugar, free coal and free iron ore.
There is nothing in all that has
TRANSFERRED which need TO have raised
any other expectation. When the
Democratic caucus, under the lead
of Mr.. Wilson, started to back down
from opposition to the Senate bill,
the inference was irresistible that
the President had then consulted
and agreed to this course. And so
he had. But in the excitement
which followed this action the pub
lie hastily jumped to the conclusion
that surrender was unconditional.
Now the truth is dawning, and will
soon come into the full light, that q
very important condition was at
tached to the acceptance of the SEN
ate bill, and it is now realized that
this condition was fully recited in
the resolution Of the Democratic
caucus. That resolution provided
for separate bills for free coal, free
iron aud free sugar, which were 10
follow the acceptance of the Senate
tariff bill. The House has performed
its part. 1t has passed the Senate
bill, and passed the other bills. The
President holds the tariff bill rs q
hostage for the fulfillment by the
Senate of the conditions on which
the Senate bill was finally allowed
to go through the House. The Sen
ate has declined to fulfill these con.
ditions. The Democrats in that
body have assumed that the Presi-
dent had committed himself to the
Senate bill when he allowed Mr..
Wilson and his associates TO accept
it. They have counted without
their host. Free sugar, free coal
and free iron have fallen in the SEN
ate, and the tariff bill will fail in the
| White House. The President will
veto the tariff bill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23
Vest Not to Retire.

Senator Vest has written a letter
to Col. John W. Polk, in Kansas
City, in reference to the rumor that
he was not going to be a candidate
Tor reelection to the Senate. Here
is the letter.
My Dear Polk.
UNITED STATES SENATE, WASH.
INGroN, d. c., Aug. 10, 1884,
Yours of August 10 has just been re-
ceived. About every six months
regularly some newspaper publishes
a statement that | am about to retire
from public life. Ofcourse all these
things are manufactured for a pur-
pose, and are without the sliglltest
foundation in fact. | have told no
body any such thing, and pay nc
attention to any such statements
When | make up my mind 20 qui
public life, my friends will first know
it, and in such a way that there cal
be no mistake about my intentions
Your friend,
G. G. VEST.
Colonel John W. Polk, kansa
City, Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23
Tax Assessments.
From the Troy MOI Free Press,

Ttnlt ttt iipf Nhtl FErf tEfSS.
The assessor of Monroe county is
assessing all property in that county
at what he considers its real cash
value. lie states that he has the as
surance of the members of the State
Board of Equalization that that body
will raise the assessment of every
county in the state TO an equality
with such counties az are assessed
on a real cash value basis. If this
be done all the tax rates in all the
counties OF the state will be greatly
lowered. The total assessed valua-
ton under such a rule ought not be
much less than So ,00O, OOO, 900,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23
Fires On the HIllt0ps.

fEuLn lilc ots LOUIS hcluhliG-
The Missouri Democratic Skin
mish line will be thrown forward
this week by the appearance at
Richmond Of Congressman D0ckery
and Clark, on which occasion Mr..
Dockery's friends expect that he
will be renominated with little OPP
position, and Mr.. Clark will open
the campaign IN the northwest with
a speech that will fire the woods.
This will be the first Democratic
gathering in Missouri since the pas
sage of the tariff bill and there are
indications that it will attract inter-
est from all sources, for reasons
aside from the powerful oratory of
the speakers.
Near the close of the first week in
September a splendid campaign
opening is announced to take place
at Pertle Springs, under the aus
| pieces Of the Democratic editors of
Missouri, who seems to have caught
already the coming Infection OF en-.
thusiasm.
1t is said, with some degree Of
authority, that Senator Vest is to be
one of the attractions at n three days
camp meeting and barbecue which
eight counties of the northwest are
preparing to hold nea Kansas City
between September Is and 20.
These, however, are only the fires
on the hilltops. None of them have
as yet been officially lighted by the
Democratic State Central Commit,
tee, and are hence only the signals
of the brilliant campaign to follow
The State Committee is now closing
up its list of appointments, an(
when these are announced the big
guns will be unlimbered and from
every bush and tree and plain vii
come the blaze of Democratic educa
ton that will conquer again the OPP,
position to Missouri ideas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23
Civil Action to Perfect Plaipt,r
by the Limitation Iss. !

A Nd now comes the said W
per, plaintiff, before the na5a
ed Clerk ofthe CircuitCourtaSsH
Missouri, and files hi
in which, among other thincs 20
ed that the above named De-
are all non-residents of the ssss
Missouri. 1t is therefore ora
the said Clerk in vacation th.e
cation be made notifying The
PENDANTS that an action has -
menced against them by petiss
duly filed in said Clerks ofaes ~
leo, Audrain County, Nissouss
purpose of perfecting the nl.ssl
title to lots number five f5l ans
in block numuer three TAI a.
Muldrow's Addition to said -
Mexico in the name of said ~
Harper, plaintiff, and against Mi
G. Muldrow, Mary Belle DeIsssa
S.Taylorand Fred Taylor. detssYs
wherein it is alleged in said -
that the plaintiff hath apopsns
title to said real estate underfI
tation laws of the State of Mic
reason of the long continuonsI
open and adverse possession n
in connection with a similar ~
on the part of his grantor. and -.
PENDANTS and all persons undsr
they claim or might claim anv,s
said premises have lost such ~
having never within the last nsss,
ty-one years been in possession
and having never paid any ts.-
same during that time; and mr.
that the legal and equitahle -
said land enanated from the lSs
States Government in the ~,
and praying for a decree O titis,..k
property against said defendsas
all proper relief. Now, thereEa,. f
less you, tie said defendanis IS
appear at the next term of said
to be begun and held at thseE
House in the City of Mexieos
Audrain County on the l7th Al
September, 1891, and on or bsfas
9th day of said term if said tern
so long continue, and if not rs
fore the end of the same, and !,
answer or otherwise plead. iuas
will be rendered against Won +
decree of title entered for plains
forever precluding you, the a.
ants, from claiming any inter-
said land. 1t is further orders
a copy hereof be publishedinte
leo Weekly LEDGER, anewspapeJ
lished in said Audrain Countglr
weeks successfully, the last ipsg
TO be at least fifteen days befon
said commencement OF said 8
Der, 1891, term. \ true copy.
Attest: July 26, 1891.
[sEAL. BEN c. JUHSSM
Circuit CT
JoHN N. BARKER,
lS-4-t. Plaintiffs Attas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23
Notice of Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned assignee of G. l.. Ferris, as
signor, will receive sealed bids, in writ
ing, for the general stock of hardware.
tinware, stoves. agricultural imple-
ments and all other articles. compris-
ing the stock of goods recently turned
over to him by the said G. r.. Ferris. as
signor, from this date to 10 O'Clock an.
On Wednesday. September 9Th,
A. d.. 1894.
with the privilege to said assignee 10
reject any or all ofsuch bids. Ii all of
said bids are rejected said property
will be offered for sale at public auc-
ton to the highest and best bidder at
the front door of the building recent
ly occupied 10y said assignor) now o n
tanning SAID goods. in Mexico, Mo. in
bulk, with the privilege to the under
signed to reject any or all of said bids.
The terms of the sale in either of The
above modes will be Oh credit, not ex-
ceeding six months, with six per cent.
interest from day of sale, the purchas-
er giving note with good security. If
purchaser desires to pay cash nroper
discount may be given.
PERCY +. HORD.
d&Wtd. Assignee of G., l.. Ferris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23
Maidstone Applied.

NEVADA, Mo-, Aug. 2l.-H. l..
Miller, druggist, was called upon
last evening to apply his madstons
to q dog bite received by Charles
Shackeiford of Enoch, who was bit
ten by a II dog belonging TO him.
self Sunday. He was driving along
the road in his road cart, when the
dog jumped up and bit him on the
left arm. The animal had a iii, and
Mr.. Shackelford killed it. The stone
adhered three hours.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23
He Isn't Fooled.

To the EDITOR OF the Post -Dhslateh.
The republican convention that
met at Excelsior Springs recently
placed a so-cailed silver plank in
their platform that is a tumble OF
words which means gold monomet-
allism. Let no friend of free silver
vote for any man who indorses that
plank of the platform.
OLD REPUBLICAN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23

MAKE arrangements so that you
a start your children to the public
school Just as soon as it opens ii
September. We have the very bes'
public schools in the country and il
is important that children start a
the beginning of the term.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23
SEEERHEE'-s SALE

BY virtue and authority OF afss
ton for costs, Issued from the IA
the Clerk of the Circuit Courts
drain County, Missouri. returms
the September term, 1894, ofsaias
and to me directed ia favor 4
j. Green ct al, and against DC
man, Mary L.. Hickman and
Hickman, | have levied upon an
ed all the right, title, interest and
of the said ID. c. Hickman. III
Hickman and Maria Hickman
and to the following describedn
tate, to-wit: The northeast quxs
the southwestguarte of sectionh
(l2), township fifty t50l, range ID
containing 10 acres moreo or iees
ing and being i'll the said Counf
State of Missouri; and / viii. o {
Friday. the 3Hsi Day of Ser
Der. 4. d.. 1891.
lit being the 18th day of the
Court of said County,, betwee;
hours of nine o'clock in the I'D
and five o'clock in the afternoeBa
day, at the Court House door. !
City of Mexico, County Of Az
aforesaid, sell the same, or 20
thereof as may be required, ct
vendue, to the highest bidder I'll
in hand Subject to all prior len
judgmentsl, to satisfy said exc
and costs.
]. n. STEPHEN
I'd. Sheriff of Audrain eoa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23

Both China and Japan continue to
win every fight in which they en-
gage. The oriental liars easily take
the medal and the nicely of detail
with which they convert a victory
into defeat or reverse the operation
is simply marvellous.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23

IT pays in the long run to patron
ize home institutions and home in
,lustries. Money sent away to large
cities does not return. Ifyou spend
$40 at home the probability is that
inside of a week it will come back to
you. Keep your money in clrcula-
tion at home
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23
TO Whom il SIiaIi C0nrarn.

STATE OF MISSOURI In THE
County Ct AudraIn. PROBATE COURT
Notice is hereby given that at a spe
cial term of the Probate Court OF Au-
drain County, Missouri, held on the
10Th day of September, 1894, L was du-
~ a~ppointed guardian of Jno. X. Grow.
who had been duly adjudged of un-
sound mind and incapable of manag-
ing his affairs, and that | now have
charge of his estate to be dealt with
III accordance with the law.
2l-4-t. J. y. THOMAS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23

NANDALIA, this county, is one o.
the most prosperous little towns in
Missouri. Granitoid walk is being
pat down throughout the business
portion of the city, and neat bust.
ness houses and new residences are
being built. 1t is surrounded by s
fine farming country, which thi:
seaso has been abundantly blessed
with good rains. Towns in Missouri
are nearly all dependant upon the
farmers. When the farmers prosper
the business mem flourish.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23

IT strikes one as Il little extrava.
CANT in these times of financial de-
preston that there should be cabled
the news that the death of Carnot's
assassin was instantaneous. 1t is
just possible, however, that a few
timid people in this country thought
the anarchist might survive the
sudden cutting off of his head.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23
Friday. the 2Hsi Day of Seq
der. a, ID. 1884.
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that I
testamentary upon the esks
John j. Gill, deceased, han
granted the undersigned by faI
bate Court of Audrain Count
souri,, bearing date July II, 1891
All persons having claims 4
said estate are requested to /
them for allowance TO the ezs
within one year after date OF n
letters, or they may be preclude
any benefit of such estate, and
claims be not exhibited witii
years from the date they viii
ever barred.
IL. A. RICkETls
1S-4-t. Exec
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23

EVERYTHING now points to most
successful fair in Mexico this season.
All who are interested III having q
good fair every year should assist in
making the one this season espec-
ialIy successful.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23
administrator N0tinI

Notice is hereby given that
of administration upon the e.
f.. lei. Hubbard, deceased, haH|
granted the undersigned by d
bate Court of AUdrain CoabfI
souri,, bearing date July 81, 10
All persons having claims {
said estate are requested tos
them for allowance to the adm
tor within one year after dated
ing letters, or they may be Pre-.
from any benefit of such estats
such claims he not exhibited :
two years from the date tlef 7
forever barred.
w. J. SHOE
1S-4-t. Adminisln
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given iha
testamentary upon the estatea
knoebel, deceased, have been
the undersigned by the Probap'
OF Audrain County, Missouri z
date July 81, 1891.
All persons having claims 8
said estate are requested %
them for allowance to the e
within one year after date Of
letters, or they may lie preeluds
any benefit OF such estate, and
claims be not exhibited win.
years from the date they Will
er barred.
HECTOR NETHUi
lS-4-t. Exe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23

CECII. BASKET, of the LEDGER
staff, has been appointed local repre-
sentative of the st. Louis Republic
in place Of b. +. Dobyns, deceased,
This honor was well placed and
came entirely unsolicited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23
Assignee's Notice For Final
Discharge.

All persons are hereby notified that
the undersigned assignee of the es-
tate OF ". b. Scott. assignor, will, ON
the flrst day of the September term,
1874 fSeptember 17thl OF the Audrain
county, Missouri, Circuit Court Tor as
soon thereafter as allowed) make ap-
plication, with exhibits, to such Court
Tor his final discharge from such trust.
July, 1894.
JOHN NJ. BARKER.
iS-6-t. Assignee of W, II. Scott.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23

THERE are still a few people in
this world who expect newspapers tc
puff them and their business free,
When they have money to spend fol-
printing they send it out of town
Newspapers can stand such treat
ment for a while but eventually the
chickens 90 home to roost,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23
Notice of Final Settlement

Nouce is hereby given that final
settlement of the estate of John "
Ecton, deceased, will be made at the
sept, term of the Probate Court of An.
aFain county, Missouri, to be held in
x n second Monday in Semi.
o. 81 X. A. BROWN,
" Administrator
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-08-23
Notice OF Final Sessro..u

Notice Is hereby given that final SET
cement OF the estate of Rebecea Nc
hlooen, deceased, will be made AT
tie Sept. term of the Probate Court of
Auaraln County, Missouri, 10 be held
al Aie&ico, Missouri, the second Mon
day in Sept, 1894.
a J. g.. LAKENAN.
I" Administrator.