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"DolmonIeo'u at o. Oppua to n Packed
House at tho Grand.

'Dolmonlco'H ut a. Opaus TO Packed
House at tho GEaud.
Tho Grand Opera House was packed
to the doors last night to witness tho
opening of the now comedy "DcImoui.
cos at g." and 1t ia safe to say that no
attraction ever created moro favorable
impression in Wheeling. Itis ono con.
slant laugh FROM beginning 10 end, aud
is glvon by an extraordinarily fine COM
pany Of artists who assume their re-
spscIlve roles 10 perfection, The Spe'
claltlOs introduced arc excellent aud the
musical portion Of tho programme 10
lne, Tho singing Of Miss Nellie Dun
bar Is most pleasing feature, Her
rendition Of "Ben Bolt" In the first act
brought forth enthusiastic appliance,
IhR costumes arc all new and pretty,
The company includes such people as
Charles J, Slime, Charles +. Jerome,
George Williams, Ollie Evans, nslls
Vivian and Clara Bell, and with such u
cast far less attractive play could DO
made ago, The same bill will DO given
at the Grand the rest Of the week aud
no doubt q crowded houss will sea
each performance, Soats arc on sale a.
the box office,
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A whesIInr Fnrpr..p,. ..s,urn.

Roland Reed will appear in "Ths
Politician" at the Opera House SaIur.
day night, October IL. Tho scene OF
The play 10 laid in WooieyViilc, Ills, on
the eve OF q convention to nominate a
candidate Tor congreis, Gen. Josiah
Timber, u practical politician, who has
been in turn Senator Limbor, Speaker
Timber, Lieutenant Governor LimhOr
and Major General Timber, has CAM
didste before lhs convention, bit rs
there 10 much opposition TO him no de-
cldeG n look about for a compromise
candidate. lie selects Peter Woolsy, a
millionaire, old, abseut.mlnded, un.
sophisticated country gentleman who
has paid more attention to culIiVating
his garden thsa hs has to politics. The
complications which grow out OF this
can DO better imnginNd than described.
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Special Sale Of Real Estate.

NO. 70 TWELFTH ST.. nnO brick and stone
dwelling, II room, all modern lot fdGlal feet
no, 40 slNTLlNTll ST. htlCk aud lIamO
dwelling rooms lot altlsl ttOi
No, 81! NATIONAL Road, iramc dwelling,
fODus rs feet ifngt
no. iii FOiiir.ESTil 81, brick dwelling
ROOMS lot dlHi!1 iCut; back A,ablu on tear Ul Oli
hutiuc has all mnuOFn CJryvulUiicCa
NO. IN NORTH lIuHuN a. franc dwelling
Moons lot witt trct
80. ~ TWEll ri H., now franc dwelling,
MONS, lot ~ feet font
No i.p HuUTii YORK 81, franc dwelling,
fUOinN lot ~ ~ iCul
80. 800 CilArLlNE So, brick dwelling, !
rooms, lot iNyi1D feet
no iiliClArLtNESr,, nnc brick dwelling.
SOl tii An tB ALlEY 10, doublc htlet
dwplllnr. Z tUuius Uh.li, aud good brick stable
lui I'HUO Zee conner WOrl uI0Nt aud Alley ~
80 no R,NE AT, ISLAND, D room franc
dwelling I'M bpiI feet
No, 100 ufrfENlll NJ, frame dwelling 0
rooms lot '|Nlrh irot
80 lWsUuIll fEOhr So, brick dwelling
fuufn7 lrtu let font
I.lr huUIur 10. upmof Naln aud Sixteenth
streets. NJ IlIipuI
imlldNs lu.s an Island IN Pleasant Valley
ldglusluu mud lUhlhptwUnl
MONTY 10 LOAN o. iEAL ESTATE
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ItrrOublsd with Rh.umatl,m Read THIS.

ANNAPOLIS, Mp, April l6, 1891
have used ChamborlRin's Pain Balm fer
rheumatism and found it to be all that
is claimed for it, ! believe 1t TO DO the
bsst preparation for rheumatism and
deep seated muscular pains on the mar
kct aud cheerfully recommend it 10 tho
public. joHN u. BRooKs, dealer in
boots, Shoes, etc, No, IS Main street.
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NEcHASiCjyILLr, ST. MANY County,
Mil sold bottle OF Chamberlain
Pain Balm 10 Il man who had been sui
iatius with rheumatism for several
years. Il made him we'll man. 4. J..
McGuL. For sale at 80 cents per bottle
BY druggists,
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won lrst and second heats. Pile.ta was
third. Norlhsr also started. Time,
9a2, 2;lO!, 2;l0h 2;lQt 2:l0i.
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ROLF &C 1ANH.
Telephone $50. 70 FOURTEENTH sE
FOE SALE.

No. ils s Penn street. rooml and bath, bO,u
gases, Cheap.
No. II ttthstreot, ii.roomcd brick Cheap
No. w Market street, rooms 81 81
Nos ilOl aud llOj Mar[cI street buineII
property 81 so,
Nos 2 AID y Eth street. l! rooms Sijll
30 ~ sthrrtt street rooms and bath. Si,5h
No. AZ. l0rL street looms Cheap
No. - y. Front st, 5 rOOns aud bath ChOap
No. iuii Chaplino St, rooms, bath room aud
llng0 stable Sj,0l1
Corner stu aud Woods street dwelling all
store room. Cheap,
Houses Ot all sizes aud In different localonL
saloon Tor sale on 10Th street. oheip
Restaurant and hOICl Tor sale on AhtEoL ItrolG
cheap
cheap.
ClIarsinru on Market stree! for sale cheap
nllldiuy lots iu all tao best locations In the
cItr.
farms for sale on easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY TO LOAN
HARRY j, Pink.
Telephone CsI 'mr7l Uu Narks,streeL CITY
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All pain nanrrhod by Dr. Mica paupnlA

A. q. BAnrLEY, OF Magic, rh, writes!
1T feSl ia dHty st miro IN inform ynn
aud tho public that 10 wits Witch
Hazel salyo cured mo Of u yOry bal case
NJ otzeuh II also cured my boy n q
funnln: aotO on Ills log. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, W. Va, II. H. Peabody,
lIonwool, and Bowie 4 Co., lirliro.
port, u,
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FOR SALE
No n Fourteenth sir,ai. hnSinnu location
Rlt.roOmUi nous, 0n lcuuAulA, siS)l
Tour lots, En Grove,
No, 90 South Huron street
40 Kentucky street.
BiIlllng 10, Pleasant Valley, ironu rs lot
on National road.
Tao desirable tt,iicn1lI, Wood ilalc
No 6 Thlrty.htst street, llfUnmci dwelling
Desirable tt,duucr On S.tle0ull street
No. ~ Nutth Front street
Heal estate ni every description
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JAMES A. HENRY,

Real g,la,c Agent. Cnllcr.1r Notary plD,ie Gni
phn.lon ALllnnY. No llIl MArAhl aLfnaL OcI
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UGRRNs S XII EfsITs. "a 5 s sT ~ a.
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TINE lNTELLluENOER PRINTING
j. EsfAilisllMENI, Neat Accurate, rfompL
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FINANCIAL.

q. LANE President JoS sETholn, Cashier
la. JETTERSoS. Assistant cAshIos
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-10-03
Mr.. Harrison's Views.

hH' SN~NSN ~
The report that ex-President Har-
rison would decline a presidential nom
ination had, of course, prepared the
public for the latter report that he
would most certainly accept a nomi-
nation. But it did not prepare the
public. for the additional statement
now made by Mr.. John G. New. Mr..
New, who is entitled to speak for
the x-President If anyone is, boldly
affirms that if Mr.. Harrison had his
way she would select neither Mr.. Nc
Kinley nor Mr.. Reed as the Republi-
can candidate for President"
Mr.. News declaration may possibly
arouse the hard feelings which some
politicians expect to awaken between
Mr.. Harrison and the candidates from
Maine and Ohio. But Mr.. New, in
taking the trouble to make this an
nouncement, seems to have been per-
forming a labor of supererogation. If
Mr.. Harrison is a candidate and could
have his way why should he select
either Mr.. Reed or Mr.. Mckinley?
What need to select anybody, when
he already has a good man in mind?
In sheer respect to Mr.. Harrison's
faculty of logic why should any one
expect him to go several hundred
miles away from indianapolis to look
for a pr residential candidate?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-10-03
Card 0f Thanks.
WE desire, through the col
w umns of the newspapers,

WE desire, through the col
w umns of the newspapers,
to thank the people for their
kind and abundant patronage
during the two weeks we have
been among them and solicit
a continuance and an increase
of the same. We solicit your
trade on business principles
only. We make prices that
crowd our store daily. Some
of our competitors say we are
Cutting" Such is not the
case. We are lyselling goods
at their value-at prices you
should have had them at three
or four years past. We are sell
ing goods at the same values
we have always sold them since
our advent into the grocerytrade
ten years ago, and we are pleas
ed to say, without any show OF
egotism, that we have made a
success of it. When you buy
goods of us you do not pay for
the goods that the other fellow
fails to payfor. We do not need
a prod from the sharp stick OF
competition to wake us up from
the deep sleep of "old line
business inactivity" You will
find us always ready to serve
youwith good goods at bed rock
prices. Here are few money
savers. See what IS cents will
do for you:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-10-03
THE INSTITUTE.
To Be Held at Ladd0nia October Il
Under the Auspices of the State
Board of Agriculture.

To be convened under the auspices
of the State Board of Agriculture at
Laddonia, Audrain County, on Mon
day, the 18th day of October, and to
continue two days. There will three
sessions each day, except at such
points which cannot be reached in
the forenoon of the first day. Morn
ing session opens at 10 O'Clock. At
ternoon at 1880 and evening at 1880.
These meetings are for the discussion
of agricultural topics, a free inter
change of opinion as to existing con-
ditions, the best and most profitable
way of handling u herds, growing
our stock, conserving u soils, and
considering such other action as will
continue Missouri in the front ranks
among the live stock breeders and
agricultural producers of the world.
The speakers are practical men, well
versed in the subjects they will pre-
sent, but are not employed with a
view to debating TO farmers but
rather to meet them for mutual o
ference, a consideration of subjects
in which they have a common inter
est and a reasoning together for the
full development of Missouri Agri-
culture. Hon. T. B. Terry, Col. G..
w. Waters, Hon. N. F. Murray, DR.. T.
J. Turner, R. NJ. Bell and John Pat
terson will attend the entire series of
meetings. DR.. r. FL. Jesse, president
of the State University, impressed
with the importance of an educated
populace, and believing that agricul-
ture should advance with other pro-
fessions, will attend such meetings as
will not conflict with his duties at
| Columbia. Prof. Henry j. Waters,
dean of the College of Agriculture, a
Missourian, of the brightest agri-
culturists in the United States, will
endeavor to attend all the meetings.
OF the faculty of the College of Agri-
culture, DR.. Paul Schweitzer, Profess
sors Written, Mumford and Steed-
man will each attend a few meetings
at such points as their department
may be represented with most profit
to the farmers and at such times as
they a be absent from their duties
in the college. All these speakers are
capable, experienced and practical
men. They will advise only what
they have demonstrated to be profit
able and what has proved successful
with them. Come out and hear them, |
and counsel with them and with one
another that you may profit by the
mistakes others have made, avoid an
Improbable repetition and agree
upon the road to success. Don't for
get the date! Don't leave the boys
at home, Don't miss a session. Don't
neglect to bring a sample of your ag-
ricultural products! Don't fail to
ask questions about anything you do
not understand.
J. r. RIPPEY, Secretary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-10-03
PUBLIC SALE!
Tuesday, October Is, 1905.

Having sold my farm, situated SO
miles south west of Mexico, I will sell
at the farm the following described
property, to-wit:
Eight head of horses, consisting of
2 work horses, 2 aged mares, / 2-year-
old Cleveland bay FLY, / 3-year-old
Badger Clay FLY, i weanling colt, 1
4-year-old Buster gelding.
Two extra milk cows, Jersey and
Holstein) 2 extra yearling heifers, 2
hogs.
Thirty head of yearling steers, 40
head of sheep, consisting of ] regis
tered Shropshire buck, 10 thorough
bred Shropshire ewes, 2 Shropshire
buck lambs, 2 Shropshire W lambs,
"a Merino ewes, 20 cross bred year
lings and lambs.
A complete set of farming imple-
ments, consisting of riding pillow, disc
harrow, u15c cuftIvaIofy smoothing
harrow, corr planter, moving ma
chine, two Dane hay rakes, tornado
seed sower, scraper, roller, two horse
wagon, spring wagon and two sets Of
harness.
TERMs.-AIl sums of $40 and under,
cash; over $40 a credit of IL months
will be given, purchaser giving bank
able note with s per cent interest
from date of sale. With farm imple-
m ents notes will bear interest from
March ], 1896. No property must be
moved until conditions of sale are
complied with.
Sale to begin promptly at 10 a. NJ.
G. A. WITHERSPOON.
| JNO. W. ATCHISoN, Auctioneer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-10-03

In the Mexico Daily and Weekly
LEDGER will be found an advertise
ment of the Equitable Life Insurance
Company. This company is repre-
sented in Mexico by G. @. VOORHEES,
and George w. Adams, two reliable,
straightforward business men-men in
whom our people have confidence and
who would not represent a company
that is not sound and all right, and
III people should bear this in mind.
Read the advertisement closely and
you will find some facts which will be
of interest to every reader. Attention
is called particularly to this adver-
tisement at this time because a large
number of people in this part of Mis-
souri, are considering the question of
life insurance. Life insurance is an
investment and the more the people
understand it the more popular it be-
comes. Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Voor-
HES will take pleasure in explaining
any detail to those who are interested
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-10-03
NOT IN THE TERRITORY.
Corbett and Fitz Cannot Fight on
United States Ground.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 2s.-If
the promoters of the Corbett- Fitzsim-
mons fight entertain the opinion that
in case the fight is not allowed to
come off in Texas they can fight In the
Indian Territory they are certain to
be disappointed. Attorney General
Harmon has but one opinion in regard
to exhibitions of this character and
when questioned to-day said that there
would be no prize fighting on any ter
ritory over which the United States
Government had Jurisdiction. He did
not remember whether there was any
territorial law against prize fighting,
nor did it matter much whether there
was or not. If it became necessary he
had no doubt that he could find a law
to fit the 8 and in any event it
might be stated on his authority that
the fight would not be permitted in
the Indian Territory or any other ter
ritory of the United States.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-10-03
A SMALL VERDICT.
W. P. Quisebenrry Gets a Verdict
Of $500 Against the City
of Mexico.

The case of w. P. Quisenberry
against the City of Mexico for dam
ages was decided last Saturday night.
Mr.. Quisenberry brought suit alleging
that he received injuries by falling on
a defective sidewalk, which resulted
in the necessity of having one Of his
legs amputated. The attorneys for
Plaintiff Quisenberry were Fry and
Murphy; for the city Robertson and
CAN'T.
The jury was composed of 8. G. Hill,
C.T.Jesse, Brutus Parks, S.T.McGrew,
A. g. Stotler, j. d. Sutton, 8. U. Bran
stetter, J. M. Culbertson, j. w. Mar
tin, j. 8. Muster, A. D. Bledsoe and T.
@. Bolts.
The jury hung for some time and
after being sent back to their room
several times finally brought in YER
dict for the plaintiff of $500. Eight
of the jury were for the city, four for
the plaintiff. The four who were for
the plaintiff varied in the amount
they wanted to give him from $1,000
to saao-Tha vardiot reached was q
~muromis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-10-03
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI, So
COUNTY OF AUDRAIN,
In the Probate Court for the County
of Audrain, September Term, 1895.
A. p. STUART,
Executor
of fOrder of
JAS. STUART, Publication.
Deceased.

Now comes A. p. Stuart, executor OF
JAS. Stuart, deceased, and presents to
the court his petition, praying for an
order for the sale of so much of the
real estate of said deceased as will pay
and satisfy the remaining debts due by
said estate, and yet unpaid for want
of sufficient assets, accompanied by
the accounts, lists and inventories re.
quired by law in such case;on exami-
nation whereof 1t is ordered, that all
persons interested in said estate, be
notified that application as aforesaid
has been made, and unless the con
trary be shown on OF before the first
day of b next term of this court, to
be held on the second Monday of jan
nary, 1896, an order will be made for
The sale of the whole, or 81 much Of
The rea estate of said deceased as will
be sufficient for the payment of said
debts; and it is further ordered that
this notice be published in some news
paper in this State for four weeks be-
fore the next term of this court.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF AUDRAIN, o.
l, 8. NJ. Edwards, Judge of the Pro-
q Court held in and for said county,
hereby certify thai tho foregoing is 3
true copy of the original order Of
publication therein referred to, as the
same appears of record In my Office.
Witness my hand and seal of said
court. Done at office in Mexico, this
9th day Of September, A. D., 1885.
S. M. EDWARDS,
N-4t Judge Of Probate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-10-03
PRAIRIE LEA ITEMS,

Correspondence of the Ledger.
PRAIRIE LEA, September 30.-Over.
coats are in order; also a good fire
Has winter Gomez
The Ladies' Missionary Society will
meet next Thursday with Mrs. Sicily
of Laddonia.
Miss Annie Ruse was the guest oil
relatives and friends in this neighbor-
hood last week.
Misses Tiny Houston and Artemisia
Edmonston, of Mexico, visited Mrs. E,
Shook last Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. John Sullivan and daughter
visited MI. Oherndon, of Laddonia,
Sunday.
There was a social at the home OF
VIM. Armstrong Friday night, where
dancing and games were INDUCED in
until a late hour. All present en-
joyed the occasion.
Little Biggs Adams is quite sick.
A travelling artist by the name OF
Woodward visited our school Friday
and took the school group. The
teacher and pupils put on their best
and tried hard to make a pretty pic
ture.
The writer with a party of friends
visited the Littleby Cemetery Sunday
afternoon and in walking through
some OF the party came upon an open
grave; also an empty coffin. 1t had
a horrible appearance and made cold
chiils invade the body. 1t proved to
De the grave of Mike Garth, who was
Killed by the train at Rush Hill about
SIX weeks ago. He was buried in one
corner of the cemetery in a very
rough coffin in the apparel in which
ne was killed. He was buried by the
citizens of Rush Hill (not by the peo-
pie of this community for the man
ner In which he was buried is no
credit to any community. His broth
er In Kansas heard of his sad fate,
came and exhumed the body and put
on decent clothes. In a respectable
coffin he took him to his home to
give him a decent burial, leaving the
grave as stated above. Some of our
citizens should go and fill IN the
grave and dispose of the coffin and
clothes. We should remember, al
though he was q tramp, he was the
son of some father and mother who
loved him as we do our children.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-10-03
WORCESTER ITEMS.
.rrespondence of The ledger.

Correspondence of The { edger.
WORCESTER, Mo-, Oct. Wheeler
Stuart left Saturday for st. Louis to
visit relatives fer a short time, after
which he will go to Mississippi for
his health. His many friends hope he
will return much improved.
j. r. Hodge, father and mother, are
visiting relatives in Centralia.
Will Coleman is in Centralia attend
ing the fair.
Ed. Weber, of nea Prairie View,
was in this vicinity Sunday.
Miss Kate Hoilopeter visited rela-
tives in Vandalia recently.
A. F. Scherer and wife spent Sunday
at B. E. M~orthland's.
A number from here attended the
speaking at Mexico Saturday.
Philip Cable has returned from Cal
laway, where he has been to see his
daughter, Mrs. Mary Gray.
Rock Hill Sunday School is still in a
hourishing condition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-10-03

z cans Domestic Sardines. ........ Csc
8 cans Tester Mustard Sardines. Csc
8 cans California Apricots Csc
81 pounds Granulated Sugar .25c
8 pounds yellow Sugar. ...........2 Csc
8 pounds new California Prunes. Csc
8 pounds good Crackers Csc
4 pounds good Lard 25c
8 pounds pure leaf Lard. go. ..... 25c
Hams, fancy mild cure, per pound. Toe
Breakfast Bacon "Morrell's" $780,. .10c
8 OF. bottle good Vanilla Extract. .25c
8 OF. bottle good Lemon Extract. ,25c
2 OF. bottle good Lemon Extract. &c
2 OF. bottle good Vanilla Extract. &c
Il pint bottle best Bluing -. 80. DC
8 dozen Clothes Pins. ............ &c
2 boxes Tooth Picks. ............ &c
1 tumbler comb Honey. .......... 10c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-10-03
Where the Campaign Money Goes.

One important matter in the Demo-
cratic platform Is its demand for
compulsory official accounting of ex-
penditures by political committees az
well as candidates" Bride money has
hitherto been safely given in the
shape Of contributions to political
committees, no further accounting
being required. If We are ever to
have honest elections, committees as
well as candidates must be made to
tell "what they have done with it,
1t is greatly to the credit OF Democra-
cy that the first resolute demand for
such accounting appears in the DEM
ocratic platform.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-10-03
ASSETS, $I85, ,3IO.Oe.
Increase in Interest Income
- IN voo.z 1QQ6 ,OA
Some Insurance Facts.

To the Editor of the Ledger
MEXICO, Mo-, October Al read
with interest the comparisons made
in the Daily LEDGER of the LIST inst.
of the business and standing of the
Equitable as compared to various
other lie insurance companies.
Messrs. VOORHEES, and Adams ommit-
ted one comparison, and by far the
most important one of all, which I
most cheerfully supply. 1t is the
matter of dividends paid by the COM
panies.
If life insurance is sold and treated
as an investment then insurers should
buy insurance of companies paying
the largest dividends.
Below are figures worth consider
ing.
Ratio of dividends paid to premiums
received.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-10-03
Live Stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, October 2.-There were
AZ cars of native cattle on the mar
ket Tuesday. Prices-Steers from
s4.05 to SIS, stockers 1906 to $500,
feeders 1895 to 1915, cows 1920 to
s2.35.
Hogs-The late market improved a
little on butcher hogs and good light
weights, but not on heavies. Some
medium light weight hogs sold late at
s4.25 and at $3.50, worth only s4.2O to
to s4.25 early in the morning. The
bulk Tuesday sold at s4.15 to s4.25,
the. same as Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-10-03
Smith Son,
Northeast Corner Square.
Circuit Court Notes.

circuit Court Notes.
City of Mexico VS.. F. d. Alexander;
continued by consent.
P. Considine VS.. ID. Standiser; con-
tinued at cost of defendent.
Thos. Boswell VS.. g. johnson; dis.
missed for failure of plaintiff to pu,
up cost for bond.
r. D. Howell vs.. ]. M. Wilson; CON
tinued by agreement.
State of Missouri vs.. Henry Graf
ford; jail 80 days and pay costs.
@. O. Hayes VS.. D. McNamara ct al;
verdict for plaintiff for damages 81
and monthly rents and profits 81 per
month.
O. w. Watts VS.. Ida Rosamond;
being tried.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-10-03

The Covenant Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co., of st. Louis, paid the estate
Of Jacob Ruloff o. 1000 in full Of policy
on the life Of Jacob Ruloff. The Gov
enant Mutual 10 a company managed
by representative business men Of the
State of Missouri and its money Ia
loaned on real estate In Missouri and
the securities are placed in the keep
ing Of an officer Of the State for the
security OF the policy holders. w. L.
Fowles b agent for this company and
secretary OF the Farmers' Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, Mexico, No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-10-03
100 Men Wanted

To buy suits and over
coats, caps, gloves and
underwear at the one
price cheap cash house Of
w. J.. McLoney.