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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12
NINE STRUCK ny LIGHTNING.
Single Bolt scores Them From
Head to Foot.

BURNS. Or Sept. u.-Yesterday at Blu
chanan station. twenty-eight miles east of
here on the Ontario road. nine persons
were severely shocked by a bolt Of light
ming. They were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Buchanan and one child Mr.. and Mrs
j. w. Buchanan and three children, Miss
Hattie Beauregard and Samuel Graves.
Mrs. George Buchanan was painfully
though not dangerously, burned. She was
struck on the head and seriously burned
down TO her feet. Mr.. Graves, when
struck was fully 100 rods away from the
Buchanan families, who were collected
around a freight wagon. A canary bird
was killed In the house about fifty yards
distant
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ASSIGNMENTS or TEACHERS.
Tacoma Preparing for school Term
VIII New Beck. Come IN Time,

Special Dispatch 20 the Post Intelligence
TACOMA. SEPT 1.-The ass snFnert Of
school teachers for the coming term Was
made az 8 meeting held n tie auditorium
az The Central school this morning The
work for the tsrra was outlines ard a csy,-
stlltat3oa he'd BY Superintendent Tfrsv-
han. Principal Wese-asr. President I=ay-
ett- % the school beard ard the book deal
ers % the city. on the question whether
the next text books trGorse6 by tha state
hoard % education wiil reach the CITY in
tine - Supply Tie pupils + vas decided
- VAT unul Monday before deciding
WHISTLER - begtn school with ne Cd
backS
sa2t Bingham made the assignment Of
tea1AsEs As fosloNs.
Hirh s>troo3-o-. r. 2 wegensr p-,u-
ciEAt' - \ Allen. Annette +. Glars Esa-
= Malone. Carl Aoench, ". c Orr.
4ASSA Ss<rkgte1. 6sapaso RscaA A.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12
VARICOCELE
AND
HYDROCELE

tency II not properly treated. The most common ass
for varicocee is self-abuse but it not nfreqasn,s ,
from blows. falls, strains excessive horseaA
bicycle riding. These also causes Of hYhAa
waery scroum) For both vareoak u
hydroeele DOCTOR RATCLIFFE has method Tvs
ment an unfaing cure without resorng in ausHs
rare cases, to surgical operations.s
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WHERE Is WARDS CORPSE.
Public Administrator Ha~ vafnIy
Sought II High and Low.

CHICAGO, Sept. u-Public Administra-
tor O'Donnell is having considerable diff
Guilty in finding the remains OF w Russell
Ward, the Englishman who committed
suicide by jumping from a Chicago &
Northwestern train a few days ago. Since
Mr.. O'Donnell took out letters on the es-
tate he has been endeavoring TO obtain the
remains IN order TO inter them. as there is
500 personal property which belongs TO
decedent. Mr.. O'Donnell has applied to
the Chicago e. Northwestern officials. but
has been unable to obtain any information
as TO what has become Of the body He
has also telegraphed TO a number Of Iowa
towns near where Wards body was found.
MIR. O'Donnell Will also communicate with
a number OF London clubs OF which Mr..
Ward was a member for the purpose Of
finding his relatives in England.
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THE
INTERNAL
ORGANS


usually rsidious nature Hence they silently stea
upon YOU and You captive before really
your condition.
The HEART grand vital of the human system
When usually subject irregular
papation degeneration vavuar esion
aches pains frequently accompanied by difficult
breathing breath smothered feeling etc. Any
of these symptoms life, when mani
tested the warning has been sounded
The LUNGS important and when unsound the suffer
may pains coughs colds expecora
tion which forernners of pumon
airy consumption.
The LIVER STOMACH health barometers BY
them the of the
may determined If have constipation, head
dizziness bousness coated yellow skim yellow
in whites eyes mouth
tite dyspepsia funess eating
may be sure that your
dtion
The KIDNEYS are afflicted Inflammation.
estion which
accompanied aching sediment
and partial complete impotency.
The BLADDER and URINARY organs closely allied
the others Cystits
catarrhal inflammation gall stones structure paraIy
sis inability urine frequent urnaton
passing milky bloody the symptoms
In the Heart
Lungs Liver Kidneys Bladder Urinary Organs
DOCTOR RADCLIFFE has proven himself beyond ne
the leading specialist
in the United States today
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A BArCu OF PoSrMa<Trss

heCsrsEs~ud~a by senator Wilson
and More Are COMM
SPOKANE. SEPT U.-Se0ator vvlis,,, en-
~ounosa to3ay thst De has made To- ~.
ioNlnS resoaaiotnsAsioas Tor postysas.s
,u ghs state:
Eouiee Csty Thomas Percy. O,--ers ~.
Aarv Bertrand. EesSo. w r. F1v NJ.
Na!sey. ". 7. Gioboa. NV whaf,a-,
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Special Dispatch u the Pos,-ratel'sxer-a-
ABERDEEN Sept. 1i-Ahers~en Q. hsv-
l0E quite g controversy over granting a
franchise 20 TIRE Northern Pacific railroad
on - tAfn streets. ana conssdera bic fee
lag has been aroused
TIE bridge Rcruss ne Fts' kaN river has
h~en pronounced dangerous. ara vii "a
closed g coaveyauce= tonight A contract
has hcs1 - Tor new brldxe. bat Il VII
rec some So weeks 70 build a.
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Queer way 70 sell tea ;

Queer way 10 sell tea?
Your grocer sells you a
package OF ,SchiLling $ Best
ltyou don lMe it he returns
your money.
Makes quick business and
plenty OF II.
sh rt-xsaay
As4 Ftzxxsss -
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Special Dis1atch - he Poet te,lgEencer.
WAlsE4A WAL14A. wash sept II
Sf'aaiaT @eaa l. wilson v.U arrive IN
as e-'$ 'a1laefTo@ rneFntus from Spokane
iaF tAe psrpoae = couferrtGE with tie
.at1iaE EerGhltcx-s REGARDING the A.
r'i7ifn>s 20 of rsst Hsasfe~ and q register
a. reesver 81 tGe Cn!tsa Si2Is. -.as
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12

United States Senator Stephen NJ. White
Is confined at his home at Los Angeles
with sudden attack OF pleurisy.
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GONORRHOEA
AND
ITS RESULTS

urinary organs get out of fix. After while inflammation
bladder and decay OF the kidneys n and when sag
reached complete phi ysical collapse is 4
travel such road to early grave DO not either y
be your and undertake yourself ssa
quack remedy. but ember that DOCTOR RATCLFFEs
familiar with such diseases, in all their various
are with the very daylight.
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TREATMENT
BY
MAIL.

their troubles VIII 10 sant free % charEs NJ :, frsn
devoted to diseases His ONCE ad re-
D. m excep; Sundays when he may o - .yrst Asss
10 IL m only. AS above stated. his address s ~ fn'
Seattle, Wash.
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varicocele may be defined a. ~ :
largement of the veins OF the sparii
cord. The testicies or serotum taag AsEs
a twisted. knotty or wormy-like aFFg.
ance. II always indicates a weakness I
the parts, and usually results IN ms
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12

Although seldom fatal. Piles are very
painful They may be internal or externaI
blind. bleeding itching or protrudlng. T~bev
usually result from constipation or v,olen,
efforts at stool II not properly attended N
they often produce astula or carbp,ola.
Hundreds Of remedies will give you ,smnor-
TOR RADCLIFFE VIII give you q pernnsns,,
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For this most distressing ailren, DOC
TOR RADCLIFFE uses no knife or Igature
He has new. safe and scientific treatmen,
which Is known to no other physician in The
West, and which invariably produces M
most gratifying results. It causes The nm
roken bone unites
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12

CHRONIC
CATARRH
CURED

produces throat irritation
dyspepsia posons
blood breath paves the
consumption Do seek relief by
patent nosrum, but
taking DOCTOR RATCLIFFE's celebrated treatment
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H<H>H<H<I

Many men become sexually weak sar7i
life. or at least prior to old age Sons
cause of dissipation or high living sa
because of worry over bad crops oasa~
reverses or financial failures. some psO'~
OF marital excuses. But by far The A'F
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12

Rainier Beer always gives satisfaction
Pure. refreshing. and always the best
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12

SILENT If mans glory Is his s',,r1,' ,ngsss
SUFFERING without health # you WANG wan .ys =
WOMEN glossy hair you must r' . sop'ss q ass~
ment OF the womb painful irregular scanty or
periodical headaches eucorrhoea nervousness ana -
Do continue 70 suffer and sink Lay aside yoa
deIicacy for time and scored confidence zen
DOCTOR RATCLIFFE who will build up your 10
s,itution and insure you your natural hsai'n'
beauty.
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No one can hope for good health 50 long
as his or her blood n in a diSordere.s co,,e,
ton. BAD blood produces a multitude ., A..
eases. Among them are abscesses ca,cs-x
earhuneies. eczema. erysipelas piles p,nples
rheumatism aerofnIa tr.rn.-. -. =.
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BLOOD
AND
SKIN

special Of DOCTOR RATCLIFFEs scientific
viii completely expsi all impurities system ana ru ,n
with rich red blood which freedom foYo s M
eases soun8ness of general health
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RHEUMATISM
AND
ITS REMEDY

~ fatal So long as the germs remain in the
system intervals Just when
YOU desire physical annoyance In order
10 discharge enjoy
suddenly stricken down
driven almost TO by circulating pains rC
RATCFFE every with unsrnass.c
skill and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12
THOSE
DELICATE
ORGANS

The EYE is often with cataract crookedness wiz
hairs granulated lids vision near sshedne
acute or chronic Inflammation:
The pains Internal Assesses
ringing or roaring noises partial complete deaness
The NOSE discharges or dry ornstS sores
within;
The THROAT with phlegm, excessive mucus rrtA-
ton
All these diseases the Eye, Ear. Nose and Ihroat'
DOCTOR RADCLIFFE with the utmost caution SIKH
and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12

Internal diseases are more common than
generally supposed. They are often
chronic in character, and sometimes many
months, or even years, in developing. Al
though extremely serious. they are not al
ways accompanied by acute pains. They
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12
You
Need
Not
Suffer

Organs of an extremely delicate natur
should be treated not only with the fuiies
knowledge of their exact condition, out VIII
the greatest caution and skin as wei
Otherwise the patient is liable to sufIer II
tepse pain and perhaps permanent INJURY.
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RUPTURE
AND
ITS CURE
PILES
AND
FISTULA

about the rectUm.
airy relief. but Do
cure
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You
Can
Be
Cured

All the conjuring of Dante ca,,1
his Inferno equal to the horrors AZ go
whether hereditary or contracted ~. \
lowed TO take its own course. Athens
in the beginning. II gradually works 4, =,
through the system. into the blood ana -.
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HORRORS
OF
SYPHILIS

and finally becomes almost terrible SECONDARY "a
tertiary stages leprosy itself. Many physicians s.,r
syphilis for the time being with mercura posons-w !.
damnabe which your children well as ys
will suiferbut without injurious drugs DOCTOR RATga
completely and forever eradicates every symptom tain,
of the disease and leaves the system pure ana M
full state.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-02-12

AGENT WANTED-F0r War in Cuba,
by Senior Quesada, Cuban representa-
tive at Washington Endorsed by
Cuban patriots, In tremendous de-
mand. A bonanza for agents. Only
$50. Big book, big commissions.
Everybody wants the only endorsed,
reliable book. OUTFITS free. Credit
given. Freight paid, Drop all trash,
and make 5000 a month with War in
Cuba, Address to-day, THE NATION
AL BOOK CoNcERS, 252356 Dearborn
St, Chicago. ja'-Vi''
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Notice.

The state OF MlsslSSlpph
To the Farmers Loan and Trust Company:
You are commanded to appear before inc
clerk VI the chancery court Oh Jachsol coui-
ty, Mississippi. At rules on
The I'd Monday in March, d. 1897,
10 defend the suit in said court OF Jonas
Green. wherein you are.a defendaot;, ,s-
This, the 2lst day Of January. a. d, lS7.
4. ii. LEWIS, Clerk,
January %, 1897. ''-ft
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OCEAN SPRINGS ITEMS,

p,-..u TN autLnlgrd a,cnt of
+hMnI ltrsiln'cRtT-~l iR nj ocean spriua-,
o. Whitney and Mrs. Whitney spent
p,;i'.,. - WH1,yI.
..4.,,ry s,rvi,r n, NJ T..
rtHm naT Snn5,y, 3.3O p. m.
Miss Lucy shannon is this week visiting the
Misses Hardness IN b''"S,'
me N .,on,n, an TLurgday orlast week.
"""'"', l1r,,. r,,,y from Me hotel on A
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-02-12

Sheriff G. y. Moore edited the DEN,
ocRAr-SrAR this week. If the tax
nayrls Of Jackson county would lave
bald their taxes we would not have
been lin the soup" Our patrons VIII
have to bear with us for a short while,
then the sold reliable" will come out
in its usual form.
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CONTEST NOTICE.


US LAND February T. l'''
Complaint having been c" d. e fT1s !" FnS;,n
t iee paibandoning his homestr'tIb he Sc ar sec,
gG'5ss "G dai"d April 5, lS9,,, upon lsns tpt ! sc,t 70
JJ,"'k county, Miss, yi' ihc = said parties
CANCELLATION Of sal ed }4 io yyopcar at The BE- S ,nla.
are hereby sumntoncu 10 %pp pnd special c1 I,
OF +. II. Lewis. circull c,y, Ill., on the ggnoS
mis- sioner At scranton, INK a. NJ. 10 resgy at
81 sd Hq% i1:"i! 80 t]! $ 'S "yy. ;s'":"Ssi % IS ,;:'a', S.5 :,
lTsf Rs" @sG"Ti and Receiver AZ '''"''"
April s, 1897; ,rrpv r. WlLSl n Ns %.Gt
r.h-,,-v 20 1897.
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LAND NOTICE. e.,
LAND OFFICE At JASNIli Is, 1884, ,
bH' Jhlu'''' r.Vin.'

LAND OFFIUB 'I,nuary % T',
named settler has h nroof in suppolst b..
si,1m % IN %a ,Sa1 H !aia Pp52 9 NJ ',tIG Be t"s aH'' d
fore the Circuit T , GiIi Mu' z, a W. S%Sn,.GrSs
Alfred Whi,s' On ~ g" ar 'c,ion w."
. south. range bwe1,, ,ira wi,ucssss "a irI'
hiu continuous residence l,ae
'iS Ml6 %, s'' Go% '""q EnfSE sIau EaT al Of SS''
Lawrence and Jesse M ,.se,
o. jackson" RoRERr F. WILSON !"
january o., is"
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NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE At JAChS"Sii 81. 1875

IrtclloN' inf.
named settler ha, h,ta SUPPORT Of By Cpl he
to make final PROOF II he made oeiU, e
s nd IA, .,s .r.a oE Pt jS1N y5i5 s :; at ''''., n..
Ni iI@y %@ f$ ). S1s Z! 10 Of Sc S cr. i.eci S;a'ss' ''''.
stead No. .loGl, for tmt 81 "a rroye
'' He name, The ]ioliGwiooss Ti,%1 and 'aI"''
his continuous residence '' Robert
ton Of sand land W.; barney Miller, IRasiS
George ", web, nGic WI. J. Clark, all o.
Jackson county Miss .oN, RegiS,!!tss
,Janunry,s. 1897.
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Last week at the Democratic phi
mary j. Cunts Bush was nominated
for Mayor Of Mobile. He is a good
Christian man, and no doubt will d"
all in his power for the best interests
of Mobile.
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DESCRIPTION


1,
lot Is.
Ioi :
nrl ofswI srlor nwt...... ?
2i ucrrs in va Of net. es of
sci and 46ncrcs in wtut set ,
Int ~ &c.. ;
..Hu. of urt................. :
nj nr 81 Of uw4 ..--. :
lbs acres in uwt of swt.-..2
..lnw4 Of ........ :
10 acres in y ct uWt..... :
.. 3 acres bounded and u bN
LNcQuaric.... &C.. 49,. ?
81 acreS .................. ;
|>outhwtst uuluter........ :
ct. 40 q res IA NuIil"- I''l"
clam IN srt....-.,.... 3
'Ill fractional except Tot, :
and and 81 of SET .....
..lnl of swt set Of uw3..... 3
SCI. SCI of swt....... ... },
e.. luts |. 4, ,, !, >, 3 ........
lot 9.............. ......" |
=. house and , acres""...,- l
H.. res. X acres "a SET OF nwt |
=. residence AVID iacres |
e.. house and 2acleS..,...-- |
Ill acre and house IN A~shLiatl
tract
..IhOu,e and 4 acres -.--. |
..rs>& lot Oh Randall terry "a !
90. lot and lot...... ..~...'... |
..! acrS iii res ~ AShcrait IT |
I,}5 acres in swt OF ne4 1890.
. V acres in set OF uwt ...''
I'm | dcre& house IN Z Ehttrs III
res. aud vacant 10 Eldertcr-
~ road. go.
Ste 3 aCres and houses.
80. a acres and house, Charles
EhIclS res ahd blickNaru
...0i
20. house and lot. fcrriIl tract.
! houses and lots frrrIU lrl
... house and lot. ...........
N. and lO-lO0 acre and house
.Ihou-e and lot .--...........
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proceed to sell the following property men
toned therein. at the front door Of the court
house. in said county during legal hours, said
property being DESCRIBED rs follows town.
That certain piece 0t land. s%ituntca III
township 4, south range 6 west In jackson
county, Mississippi. beginning Mt an iron
stake at the northeast corner Of the fence oil
Mrs. +, Morlet in the o of scranton on
the lot ON Which She now resides on the east
SIDE Of Pasct Ella street. and north OF the
Ioulsyiltt and Nashville railroad, and runs
south from said stake along the fence OF Mrs
+. Morlet i3s feet to the southwest corner;
thence south 81 degrees and 81 minutes east
1900 feet to u stake on the north she OF LIS
\ raiIrond: thence north 800 feet; thence
west 1890 feet to place Of beginning. TO sat
!sfy said deed OF trust and all cost OF si'id
sale. l.. i. DeJEAN, Trustee,
February T., 1897, o@-se
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NAME.

\AME
rnkr,wn
Geo w Noodnan.
Mrs VI 4 Griersun..
,rukuovu. ...I
......
MP Buu.........
"A Oliver. .....l
OINti
Rachel lh"mp'o"
- W ~Grier>ou......
.''''.'''
Mis - Ntoh'''
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Dominic JaccarlnO. ,
Wash BiHEr........
Mrs NJ l. Yates ....
Cuds Garner, dSNi2n'
Ms phchr pIumcr.
Cult Coast lid ASS
& Ii How He........
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Trustees Sale,

Hy virtue of II certain deed Of trust, made
by G. IA. HOWE. on the 18th day uf April le'p'
to secure the pa yment of II certain indebted
ness 10 Ed, Mitchell, recorded in book ~
pages 1870, Of the record Of deeds OF ne
county of Jackson and state of Mississippi. l.
the undersigned. trustee. named III said deeu'
Mlll ON
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-04-15

Pe-ru-na Not Only Cures, But Cures
Permanently.

HoRToNs, Pa, April, 1s93.-Dr. s.
B. Hartman-Dear Sir: I had tried
three of the best physicians in Indiana
county, and had spent a great deal OF
money, all to n effect. My friends
said / could not get well. I had about
given up all earthly hopes. I weighed
100 pounds. 1 accidently saw the
name Pe-ru-na. l Immediately COM
menced taking it and continued taking
it until I had taken twelve bottles. ]
then weighed $50 pounds, and never
felt better in my life. I am a walking
monument of the virtues of your Pc
ru-na. W. W. STRASLER.
When next he writes he had chang
ed his residence.
CORY, Pa, May 2, 1Ss4.-Dr. s. B.
Hartman: Now, for all time to come,
use my photograph and statements. ]
will go at any time and testify to the
truth of my assurances. I am hearty
and well to-day and I attribute all to
Pe-ru-na. w. W. STRAsLER.
CORY, Pa, March 8, 1s97.-Dr. 8.
B. Hartman: My health is A. No. 1,
and 1 stand a fast and untiring friend
of Pe-ru-na. W. w. STRAsLER.
Pe-ru-na cures permanently. Its
cures last as above letters show. The
spring OF the year is peculiarly provo
cative of catarrhal dyspepsia. Nearly
everyone needs a course of Pe-ru-na
at this season. Send for free book.
Address The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufac-
turing Company, Columbus, Ohio.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-04-15
C. Fl. Brown Dead.


Monday afternoon, April II, Chas.
II. Brown, known among his friends
as "Uncle Ham" Brown, died at the
residence of his daughter Mrs. Thomp-
son Fry, II miles southwest of Mexico.
Deceased was "a years of age and
had been quite feeble for some time
and his death was the result of general
debility. He removed with his wife
from Scott county, KY, while yet a
young man and settled near New
Bloomfield, Galloway county, after
which they moved further north, and
part of their land came within the
boundaries of Audrain, and engaged
in stock raising. He had one of tie
largest and finest stock farms in the
county, the acres numbering up in
the thousands. He was an old school
Presbyterian and led q Christian life.
His wife died about six or seven years
ago. Their children were Mrs. Thomp-
son Fry, Mrs. Baxter Guthrie, and J,
g., of this county; William, Of Gala
way; Chas. H, Jr., of Fulton, and
Joseph, of Mexico. His living broth
ers are CapS. Robert Brown, Of Mex.
leo, and G.. 8. Brown, of Clinton, Mo,
1t was with deep sorrow thai the
people Of Mexico learned OF this ven.
cradle cid g~entleman's death. He
was well known in Mexico, having
spent a portion of the last two years
with his son, Joseph, In this city.
The funeral took place at Westmsn'
ster church at 2 O'Clock Tuesday, ArTi
18th
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-04-15
NORTH MOLINO ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
NORTH MoLINo, April 13.-Mr. Felix
Martin is confined to his bed with
rheumatism.
Mrs. H. @. Berry is on the sick list.
James Greed and family visited Mrs.
Creed's parents, north Of Strother, last
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Stella Berry, who has been
attending school at Warrensburg, re-
turned home last week and will take
up a subscription school at Shady
Dell this week.
Mrs. John Dickerson and Miss Lids
Davis, of Paris, were the guests oi
their parents, MI. and Mrs. JameI
Davis, OF near Santa Fe, last week ant
Miss Addie Davis, their sister, WHIT
has been visiting relatives at Columbii
for the past few months, has returnes
home to stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson, of Halls
willie, Mo-, have been at the bedsid'
of their daughter, Mrs. DIR. Austin, 0
Moline, for the past few days, VIII
has been quite sick for some time.
Mr.. William Mundy returned from
Vernon county, Mo-, last week, wher'
he purchased 40 head of yearlinl
steers to feed.
We do wish that every voter in thi
State could read Honorable JAIME
Bradley's reasons for not supporting
the University Endowment Bill. We d