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Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
Appointments for Speaking During
March and April.

The candidates for the Democratic
for the various offices II
Audrain county will, between nov
and the primary, meet. the people o
Audrain county, as follows:
MARCH.
Grow, Thursday, Gath.
Black, Friday, 25th.
Rush Hill, Monday, 2sth.
Laddonia, Tuesday, 18th.
Farber, Wednesday, 30th.
Pleasant Plains, Thursday, 31st.
APRIL.
Vandalia, Friday, 1st.
Moomaw, Monday, 4th.
Beagles, Tuesday, 9th.
Moline, Wednesday, 9Th.
Bryan, Thursday, 7th.
Rowena, Friday, sth.
Sailing, Monday, 18th.
Macedonia, Tuesday, 18th. 4..nl
Pisgah, Wednesday, 18th.
Crawford, Thursday, 14th.
Burnham, Friday, 18th.
Naylor, Saturday, 18th.
Skull Lick, Monday, 18th.
DAILY, Tuesday, 18th.
Prairie Lea, Wednesday, Goth.
Cedar Grove, Thursday, 21st.
Erisman, Friday, 22d.
Mexico, Friday, 29th.
Speaking at all points to begil
at 1880.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24
PATRIOTISM
What Call is There For Such q Thrust
at O Tried and True American at
This Time?


This talk of Gen. Lee for either
first or second place on the national
Democratic ticket In 1860 will be short
lived. Gen. Lee Ia doing very well at
Havana-as well but M better than
thousands Of American citizens from
any State in the union would do under
like conditions. But the. condition ct
Havana, important as IL is, win not
divert the American people from the
great issue which is to overshadow all
others In 1900. American financial
Independence will be the battle cry
until Wall Street 10 brought TO terms.
Even to-day, In the face Of the awful
fats which overlook the brave crew
OF the battle ship Maine. the Shiny
commercial hand OF Wan Street ID
shaping tho government policy. Gen.
Loo il AL right in his place. His pIaes
i NOT ID the White House. No war
larry an - used to make the Dem-
ocracy nominate . gold standard ad-
vooaaafo Tor tho presidency.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24
SHORTHORN CATTLE.
Big Sale of High Bred Cattle at Brock.
enridge, Caldwell County, Mo.

Elsewhere In the Mexico LEDGER
will be found an advertisement OF a big
sale Of high bred Shorthorn cattle,
which takes place at Breckinridge,
Caldwell county, Mo-, Friday, April Is.
At this sale will be offered, not only
the best bred, but the best cattle that
are likely to be offered for sale in the
state OF Missouri this year. Write to
]. F. Finley, Breckenridge, Mo-, for
catalogue. Read the advertisement
closely and attend the sale as bar
gains will be offered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24
st. Louis Live Stock Market.


ST. LOUIS, March 23.-In the native
cattle division arrivals were small and
inferior. Beef steers sold from $4.25
to $4.75; butcher steers from "a to
$4.25; stockers and feeders, 1878 to
s4.25; cows and heifers, So to $4.25.
HoGs.-The bulk of the hogs sold at
1886 to 81 against $3.50 to 81 for the
bulk Monday. The inferior to fair
mixed, 90 to $3.50, and all the good
mixed at 1915 to $500; pigs and light
lights up to 145 ibs., average sold at %
to 1876; light hogs, $50 to 1870 lbs,
average, $3.50 to 1896, and q few
butcher top lights up to o.; medium
weights, 1856 to 245 tbs., at 1915 to
s4.05; heavy culls at %. 20 to %. 40, and
heavy hogs fair to best sold at 3d. o to
81. LOS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24
Administrators Notice

Notice IL hereby given that letter.
of administration upon the estate Of
John A. Martin, deceased, have been
granted the undersigned by the Pro-
bate Court of Audrain County, MI
souri,, bearing date February IA, 1898.
All persons having claims again
said estate r requested TO exhine
them for allowance to the admiuistr9s
tor within year after date
granting letters, Dr. they may be PSI
clnded from any benefit Of such eetas
and II such claims be not exhibit1
within two years from the date the
viii be forever barred. n
ISAAC HOCKADAY, /
fit, Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

THE Klondyke letters to the Mex
leo LEDGER from members of the Au-
drain party are attracting a great deal
of attention. Mr.. o. p. Jones, who is
with those who went to Copper River,
and Mr.. George Wylde, who is with
the party that goes to Kiondyke, are
regular correspondents of this paper,
while other members promised special
letters from time to time. 1t is q way
the LEDGER has.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24
Dr.. A. G. White. Opticiaa;

DR.. A. o. White, the opticisS
opened an office In the suite ct
over the Morris, Abbay q N
dry goods store on the east sid
Square. The rooms have been
oughly renovated and present {
tiful appearance. DR.. White u
ceived q number OF new instsun
which places his offices afnos9
best equipped in the State.
has a large stock of optical ~
hand. DR.. White graduated m
Chicago Ophthalmic School s.
He afterward entered the boz
where he remained for Soma
DIR. Whites office hours viii ~
a. m. to IL M. and from / to35
His sister, Miss Lou Ella Wa
be in the office as assistant.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24
J. SaIIee,
WALL PAPER SPECIALIST.
Land Sales.

00aA SSAS6s
The following real estate deals have
been made by warranty deed since
the last report:
SalIie e. Hook to James e. Hays,
lots 1O2 and 103, block v, Beatty's ad-
dition to Mexico, $685..
vandalia Creamery 90. to E. Gal
loway, 155x1s2 feet, near VandaIia,
$685..
Fred Blattner to John Fl. Force,
south half OF southwest 36-51-6, $1,000.
Ell. @. Goats to Thomas s. Carter, "a
acres in west part of southeast south
west 3O-52-12, $1,000.
Fritz Schriefer to Henry Shreefer,
northeast quarter 1926, $4,000.
L. N. Luckett ct al to Matte Ellis,
IL lots in block 2, Muldrow's sub
division to Mexico, $500.
Mary Robinson to Florence B.
DAME, northwest southeast and north
east southwest 15-51-10, 81.
Richard Robinson to Thompson Fry,
northeast quarter 33-50-10, $500.
Christine Rouse to w. d. Townley,
y of lot 4s, Sparks addition to Next
co, $3.50.
Heirs of John J. Ellis to James r.
Brown, south half of northeast $3.50
10, $2,0s0.
James Fl. Lewellen to Jesse f
Evans, part of lot 4, Laddonia, $500.
j. M. Price to w. j. Almond, east
half of lots 1 and 2, block 8, Vandalia
$500.
J.. r. Scott ct al to James III. Scott,
e of northwest southwest 26-51-7
$500.
Q. @. Stephens to Arminta Smith
northeast southwest and "a acres IL
! west part of northwest southeast 80
1912, S2,O25.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24
GENERAL FITZHUGH LEE
Will Put His Old Wagon Driver
Inside of the Band Wagon.

Henry Edmonds hands the LEDGER
the following clipping from the War
renton (Va.) True Inder in reference
TO General Fitzhugh Lee, which will
be of interest to all of our readers at
this time:
The following letter was sent to
General Lee last month:
RICHMOND, VA, Feb. %, 1898.
Mister Genp Lee, HaUdna, Cuba:
MY DEAR GEN'L:-I hyar you is
gwine fer to fit a war in Cuba. You
remember I driv a wagon fer you in
the JEFF. Davis war, and eff you is
gwine ter fit a war down thar, I wants
to cum an drive fer you agin. Tse
now living wild Mr.. Doctor Davis on
wes' Grace street, Richmond, 30 You
kin fin me sho' when you wants me.
You remember I shuck hans wild you
at the last perade you had on Shockoe
Slip. Gin'l, eff you wants me please
rite at wunce to yer old servant.
PHIL. TAYLOR.
In reply the following has just been
received from the Consul General at
Havana:
CONSULATE GENERAL OF n
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
HAVANA, March 7, 1851 write
Phil Taylor to say that l was glad to
receive your note and find that you
still remember me. You will find
driving a wagon in a Cuban war, IL
there is to be one, a very different
thing from driving one, as you did SC
well, in what you call "The JEFF.
Davis War"
You are over the conscript's age.
and, therefore, you will find driving a
wagon more difficult to do than in
your younger days. Should you and
I 60 soldering again, I will put you
inside Of a wagon; and it shall be
the "band wagon" too.
Yours Very Truly,
l. FTTZHUGH LEE.
"Phil" is an old Richmond darkey,
now in his sixty-eighth year, who
formerly belonged to Colonel d. Lee
Powell. Phil. served through the
whole four years of the war as a
wagon driver in General Fftz Lees
wagon train. After the war Phil
drove for Captain Cyrus Bossieux fol-
fifteen years, and only retired from
active service on account of old age,
General Fitz. Lee had not see Phil
since the war until the unwilling oil
the Lee Monument, and when Phil
saw him in the crowd he pushed his
way up and shook hands with the
general, who knew him at once and
saluted him with, allow are you,
Phil, old man?" And there wasn't a
prouder niger in the land than Phil
| when his old commander greeted him
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is
a scientific medicine, carefully COM
pounded by An experienced and
skilled physician, and adapted to
-woman's delicate organization. 1t is
purely vegetable and perfectly harm
less in any condition of the system.
Cures morning sickness, weak stom-
ach, Indigestion or dyspepsia, "fe-
male weakness and kindred all
utauta
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

HON. WALTER WILLIAMS, editor OF
the Columbia (Mo.) Herald, will lee
ture in Mexico for the benefit of the
Presbyterian church on the night OF
April Is. The subject of Mr. Williams
lecture is "The Big Head.n He has
delivered this lecture in several cities
throughout Missouri and has always
been greeted with large and enthusias-
til nudiancaa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24
F. R. JESSE FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.


F. r. Jesse, of Mexico, Mo-, n of
Missouri's well qualified and most sue
cessful lawyers, is a candidate for Cir
cult Judge of this district, subject to
the Democratic primary. Elsewhere
in this issue of the LEDGER will be
found a petition and resolutions pass
ed by the bar of Audrain County of
which any lawyer might feel proud.
MI. Jesse as Prosecuting Attorney OF
Audrain County made a faithful, ef-
ficient and satisfactory officer. The
record he made in that Office is above
reproach and shows clearly that he is
a man in whom the people can put
their trust. The bar and the people
of Audrain County will be cordial in
their support of Mr.. Jesse, who be-
longs to one of Audrain Connty's most
substantial, influential and highly re-
spected families and his life is an open
book to all our people.
F. r. Jesse was born May 10, 1852.
graduated at the Mexico High School.
also at William Jewell College in 1854;
he graduated at the Law Department
of the State University in 1886 and at
once entered upon the active practice
of law in Mexico. He was Prosecuting
Attorney from 1889 to 1898. AS a
candidate for the nomination for this
office he got more than double as
many votes as the combined vote of
both of his opponents, which was
most flattering and showed clearly his
strength throughout this county.
The nomination for Circuit Judge
will be made at a Democratic primary
on April Both and there will probably
be but two candidates, Mr.. Jesse an6
Judge Hughes. Audrain County will
be in line for Mr.. Jesse with an over
whelming majority.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24
Democratic Harmony at Fulton.

0cu1VCl 6tiS ~ AAUay ob 0leV4s
FULTON, Mo-, March is.-The Full
ton Democrats met at the Court House
last night and nominated the follow
ing city ticket:
For Mayor, r. H. Fowler; Council
men-Northeast Ward, VIM. Hum
phreys; Southeast Ward, J. N. Dutton;
Southwest Ward, T. Ed. Carter;
Northwest Ward, J. e. Watson; at
large, G. A. Patton. School Board
]. w. McIntire, G. W. Jameson. Gem
trail Com mittee-J. z. Henderson, Sam
Guthrie, Joseph Coons, John Il. Jame-
son, Charles Mcdonald.
The meeting was much larger than
usual and quite harmonious. The
sound money Democrats were out in
full force and old differences were
thrown aside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24
A Young Inventor.

A. Bishop Chance, Q pFoH
electrician of Centralia, was u \
o-day while en- route home fro1E
ton. Bishop was the first y eve5G
the idea Of adjustable handlelhn
a bicycle. He sent his ideas ~
have a model made before seon1E 1
patent and did not hear OF Il ~
saw it advertised for sale. d
words, it was stolen from bin
he been more careful ne woll1
been independent now and
perfect several electrical sppnl
on which he is now workkaet
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

The stock shipments from this point
during the past week have been the
lightest in the memory of the "Cow
Editor" R. E. Hisey shipped seven
sheep and three cattle to East st.
Louis on the 22nd. Browning Bros,
81 cattle to East st. LouiE on the 22nd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

Sheriff 81. NJ. Hopke and deputy
sheriff G. T. Hawkins, of Bowling
Green, passed through here Tuesday
with five prisoners for the pen. They
were: Dave Britt, col, ) years for
assault with intent to kill; Chas Mar
tin, VIM. Hanks, Chas. Doyle and
VIM. Keith, all white, with a5-year-
sentence for burglary and larceny.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24
TO THE FARMERS.
Absolutely Free Show For Men Only

At the Ferris Grand Opera House
by the Shaker Medicine Company's
vaudeville performers Saturday after
noon at 2 O'Clock. Positively no adj
mission charged. Perfectly free for
men. Women and children not adj
mitted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

Notice is hereby given thst !ettez.
testamentory upon the estate OF So1'
Murphy, deceased, with will snrexses
were granted the undersigned b. -
Probate Court Of Audrain Comfy
Missouri, bearing date March !, -.
All persons having claims skssar
said estate are requested % eAu
them for allowance 70 tne 49,
tor within one year after -
granting letters, or they may ~
Guided from any benefit oil sncn ~
and 10 such claims be mol exniDs
within two years from the dass -
will be forever barred.
JOHN MURPHY,
fla. Execut0ss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24
PRESIDENTS DEMAND on SPAIN
The Island Of Cuba Must be rur.ed
Over to the cubans-Imnsdiate
Answer Wanted.

The President 10 to demana 5
Spain turn the leland OF Cuba oves
the Cubans.
Woodford cabled to press the
gasta Ministry for m immediste
-swer.
Alternative 10 recognition,
will probably mean war.
Preparations made to meet thee
which the decisive action OF the j
ident will bring about.
Senators and Representative
ious for the threatened clash to
Legislation bearing upon de-
tions OF war being consulted.
Fall and complete report VI
court Of inquiry into cause
Maine disaster now in Rear A
Sicard's hands.
Transfer Of the precious doom
by Judge Advocate Mark, who
accompanied ashore by an
marine.
Findings expected to reach \
ington the last of the present :
but win not reach Congress u
Monday or Tuesday.
CUBAN INDEPENDENCE,
Congress is becoming Impatient
will not brook further delay ID
thing the Cuban matter.
Noa-action by the Chief ExecuI
would mean quick action BY The
islative body.
Speaker. Reed declares that
time has come to act.
Congressman inform the prooidenI
that talk OF further trial OF aptonom,
10 distasteful to the constituents.
Republican leaders confer M
President Mckinley at the VIA
House. 4
Spain to be furnished with 3 ErcS4
sis Of the findings of the court q
quiry and il Congress can be rests
the Maine matter will be u
diplomacy.
Recognition the form of action
the President will probably taxa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. McIntire return
ed Tuesday from st. Louis, where they
were called by the illness of their
daughter, Mary. She has about re-
covered from the effects of her ILL.,
ness, and, together with Master Car
Isle johnson, returned with her par
ants S
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

At 1880 O'Clock Sunday night a
head end collision occurred between
the east bound Hummer and the west
bound passenger at Vandalia. The
west bound train vas on the main
line and the Hummer was to take the
side track but her brakes failed to
work. A several hours delay resulted.
No one was hurt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

THE Missouri Stock Growers Con-
vention will be held at st. Joseph,
Mo-, Tuesday, May 10, 1898. There
should be a good attendance at this
Convention from Audrain County.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

THE Mexico LEDGER joins the peo-
pie of Mexico in congratulating the
Liberty Street M. E. Church on the
return of Rev. MIR. Lusk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

SEDALIA, Mo-, has granted a fran
chise to q telephone company for 10R
per cent of the gross earnings of the
company annually.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

r. H. FOWLER, formerly mayor of
Mexico, is the Democratic candidate
for mayor of Fulton. He will be elect
cd by an overwhelming majority and
will make a splendid mayor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

THE Denver Times says that ''the
climate of Colorado is the next thing
to a kiss" AS a rule the next thing to
n kiss ia another kiss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24
q. A. Forgey,

from the benton county enterprise.
WARSAW, No., March Is, 1851.
A. Forgey, a prominent business man
of Mexico, No., was In Warsaw last
Friday visiting with acquaintance
with reference to his candidacy for
Railroad Commissioner. He is a man
Of undoubted ability for the place and
should he receive the nomination his
competitors will have the satisfaction
Of knowing that they were beaten by
their peer. Nj. Forgey 10 a grand
nephew OF DAN Boone, the pioneer
and Indian killer, and, while we do
not recommend the boosting Of a man
into office on account OF his distin-
guished relatives, departed or living,
yet there are certain evidences Of CO.
aheaditiveness, nrmness and other
Boonish characteristics apparent In
Mr.. Forgey's makeup that cannot
fan to make him popular az a candi-
date ~ he was az q commercial trav-
eler for IS years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

THE Richmond (Mo.) Conservation is
forty years old and gets better every
year. 1t is a splendid newspaper,
managed in an able, conservative and
successful manner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

THERE should be a splendid exhibit
ton of fine horses in Mexico on the
first Saturday In April. This will be
stallion day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

QUITE q number of Audrain Demo-
orats arc in4nirins-a a. to whathar thay
will have an opportunity of voting for
State candidates at the Democratic
urinary
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

THE Montgomery County Leader is
eleven years old and one of Missouri's
brightest and most successful country
neWspapers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

All farmers who consult the best
interest of themselves and families
will not fail to 9 the great and good
Shaker doctor, who will be in Mexico
this week and next.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

Hon. w. NJ. Treloar will probably
take charge of the Postoffice about the
first of the month.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

A st. Louis paper contains q notice
of divorce proceedings as follows:
"Angie Bell vi Andrew Bell; alleged
cesertion on October Is, 1887; mar
ried in Mexico, No., August 80, 1867
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

Magnificent, costly and beautiful
silve-ware given away nightly by the
Shaker Medicine Company at the
Ferris Grand Opera House. Splendid
free show by high class and high
priced artists. Do not fail to attend
either this week or next. 1t is worth
driving ten miles to see. This is a
proposition on which you cannot lose.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24
Wanted.

A good white girl for general house
work. Small family; good wages;
references required. Enquire at thii
office. w1t-d6t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

Irregularity. IL that what troubles
you? Then it's easily and promptly
remedied by Or. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. They regulate tho system
perfectly. Tske ons for . gentle laxa-
tive or correctives three for : cathar-
kan
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

MARK TWAIN has paid off bis cred
itors In full. That's a funny thing for
q humorist to do.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

CONSUL GENERAL LEE will spend
the summer in Cuba for somebody
else's health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

Miss Allie Farrab, of near
Hill, who has been the guest of
in Mexico for the past few dsyn
turned to her home Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24
For Sale-Lumbe

We offer for sale the lumber in the
buildings and sheds on plant.
d6t-w4t MEXICO FIRE BRICK Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

Col. ROBBINS, OF the Tribune, can
now return from Kansas. The post
office fight is over.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

Come in and 9 the great Shaker
doctor at the Windsor Hotel. He is
your friend and will help you.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

If Spain really wants to fight why
doesn't she "go and get a reputation
FIRST?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

UNCLE SAM is going to free Cuba
right a way.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

There are 2,2Ss prisoners confined
In the Missouri State penitentiary. It
breaks the record. There are 1900
OF the prisoners who are earning 80
cents per man per day for the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

Mr.. Klein, of the firm of Klein Bros,
st. Louis, is in Mexico arranging to
build granitoid walks this spring. He
thinks a large number OF our citizens
viii make this class OF improvements
here this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

Poland-Chins Pigs FOR Sale.
Some Poland China male pigs foi
sale. Sire and dam registered.
w2t B. r. CAUTHoRr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24
zimmerman and wife hav

DIR. zimmerman and wife have
moved to Mexico from Kirksvifis, No.,
and are occupying the Treloar resi-
dence, next door south OF @. r. Gibbs,
on Jefferson street. Prof. A. z. YAM
cey and family have suite OF rooms
with Mre. Bridgeford.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

-I-WIclementa, who has been Ill
for some time, is not improving very
fast.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

The second annual meeting of the
Missouri Whist Association will be
held at Macon, April Is and 16, 1898.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24
SPRING HOUSE CLEANlNG

Means a general renovating OF the
whole house and your walls T one OF
the principal things to be made fresh
and new for the spring and summer.
We will decorate your walls n cell
ings with the latest patterns and colors
in beautiful effects with the latest de-
signs in WALL PAPER at prices that
will satisfy you. We have some splen-
did bargains to offer and solicit an In
spection of our goods. Don't paper
until you have seer our line. Cur
prices are the lowest.
e. III. CARTER & CO.,
Onn. Riupo Hotel. Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

said land are due ad unpaid;
the failure to n said interest q IS
due, power Is aAferred upon TN =.
trustee thereH 10 sell said prop1
Yendue; nov, therefore, In oompfi&
terms OF 8 n deed OF trust and by r.
power thsfetn given, I will, at the cas-
of the curt House, IN the City OF Men
drain Cgnnty, Missouri, expose said la
sale on Friday, the 18th day OF April, 10
tweer the hours Of 10 Q. m. and 5 D. m. ~
day. TO the highest bidder, for cash n
to Satisfy said note, interest, taxes and costs.
J. O. LAKENAN,
Z ids. Trustees.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24
Notice Of s.

Notice Of
WHEREAS, the
corporation orgA
State of Missouri
day of May, 1897
recorded in book
once OF Audco
the Undersigned
Begin at the n
1852 OF Audrain
records, and rum
public road nortl
thence north Is
road 1867 feet
east 179 feet, til
1851 feet 10 the
degrees, cas- 90
being u Of an acr
east quarter of 3
In range nine
State OF Miss0u
see county SURF
yeyor's records.
cry, boilers, enR
and milk cows,
belts, puneys, chnN
and measuring rule
and connections ar
said creamery sItua
OF land, which said
payment OF a cert
described; and, W
note Is now past dul
said land are dua
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-03-24

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