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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1898-07-08

CHELrON LODGE NO51.
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Kegua ar meeting every saturday evening al
so clocA, in the odd Fellows Hall. All members
Oh good Standing are invited to atteni.
l.. !. MORRISON. W r. LoTZ,
Master Workman, Recorder.
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CEDAR CAMP 40 lS0.
v NOODNEN OF TIE WORLD.
Meets every >t and 3rd Tuesday at Masonic
hall shelton. Visiting neighbUrs cordially in
Niled 10 camp with US q. G.. Angle,
Al NUn>pn, Clerk Consul.
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DACIFIC LODGE, NO. 66,
l X. OF p.
Meets the first and third Friday evenings o
oieach month at the Masonic Hall. Nisitlp
knights cordially invited TO attend.
IL HUNTER J. T. oLIGH,
k. OF k. Is. Z. Z.
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pCBI REBEKAH LOD E, No IS.
IL |. 90. +.
Meets ever, 2nd and 4th Friday evening in odd
Fellows Hail. shelton Visiting brothers and
sisters are cordially invited to attend. Social
session on third Friday evenings
IDA NEUNE>. sec. MOLLIE SNIDER, \. u
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rIN-I NETNOOINI IoOVI N
nr,,.,. i,,,, ,.,,ry sabbath at Ii O'Clock A. NJ
snd VI. sabbath school at l2:l5 A. NJ.
ora,er meeting at P. u. every Ihursda!
Everybody iS invited 70 attend. Seats free.
kEy l ]. CONVICTION.
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Sltdl0G "ClTY F SHELTON.
>}iELfUN- OLYMPIA.

MIR 49, "hnection both morning and evening
pa tacoma and cattle steamers
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ACUBAN VOLUNTEER
By LAWRENCE BOONE.

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21
THE MOST FAyoRABLE SEASON

THE MOST FAVORABLE SEASON
T0sSnre catarrh Is in the spring. Dur
ing the winter the patient is likely to
take fresh cold and have a setback.
But If treatment lie begun in the spring
and continued into the summer, moth
ing need be feared for the succeeding
winter. OF course, it all depends on
the medicine. There are q great many
catarrh medicines which relieve the
most disagreeable symptoms tempo
rarily~ Pe-ru-na are more slowly
but also more permanently than this
class of medicines. A course of Peru
ma during the spring will cure catarrh
more quickly than at any other season.
Mr.. Walter 81. Tucker, Concord,N H.,
writes DR.. Hartman as follows: "When
I began taking your medicines four
years ago I was suffering with chronic
catarrh. I had taken nearly two dozen
bottles of q so-called catarrh cure with
out much relief. Pe-ru-na cured the
night sweats and dizziness; it cured
the cough / have had from my cradle;
I can say it saved my life."
DR.. Hartman has published in book
form a series of lectures IN various
phases of chronic catarrh, which he
calls "Winter Catarrh.T This book
will be sent free to any address by the
Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Com.
pany, Columbus, Ohio.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21
w. T. Darlington,

FROM the 0L. LOUIS repuDic.
Prof. W. T. Darlington, of Spring.
field, Mo-, was among last nights
arrivals at the Southern. He is a can
didate for State Superintendent Of
Public Schools and one who is now
assured of a very strong following in
the State Convention.
Prof. Darlington is a native of Gala
way county and was Assistant State
Superintendent under the late VIII.
liam E. Coleman for some five or si1
years, and since that time has alter
mated between the principalship Of
the public schools at Mexico an6
Springfield. In 1894 he received the
Democratic nomination for the Office
he now seeks, but was defeated witt
the rest of the Democratic ticket tina
year, and would like to try his lucf
under more favorable circumstances
Prot. Darlington has had a gooi
deal more experience in state politics
than any of his opponents and he hal
a very large acquaintance over ths
state and has occupied a position o
prominence in all educational gather
ipgs for the last fifteen years. Like
Prof. Spencer, he knows pretty vel
how to take care of himself among
politicians. Prof. Henry is not &c
well known over the state. For year,
he was connected with the Cape Cir
ardeau State Normal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21
THE DEADLY

THE DEADLY AfALANCdEs
Correspondence OF the Ledger.
SHEEP CAMP, April 3.-A snow ava
lanche occurred at Chilkoot Pass to-
day. So far, fourteen men and one
woman were found killed and bodies
are still being brought in. Five men
were dragged out from under the snow
and resuscitated. The entire Mis-
souri, party are believed to be safe. II
is impossible to tell how many were
lost, as the pass was crowded. A
large number of men were walking
down the trail with n hand hold Of
a long rope and led by an Indian
guide when the snow slide occurred
and but few of them escaped. The
roar and noise was something terrible
One woman was dug out alive ant
started to run down the mountain side
to avoid a second avalanche, but wal
overtaken by it and killed further on
I and my mess were safe in a little
side canyon only about 8 miles from
the scene of disaster.
A mass meeting is being held to.
night at Sheep Camp to arrange fol
the burial of the dead and for the dis
position of their effects. Rev. Head
ington will preach funeral services a
II O'Clock tomorrow.
This terrible accident has cast
| gloom over the hundreds of peopl,
camped around here and doubles
will cause many to turn back.
In haste,
G, w, WYLDE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21
THE UNITED STATES NAVY.
Only Great Britain Excels This
Country in Great Battleships.

WASHINGTON, D. O., April 19.-The
country at large scarcely appreciates
the fact that within four months the
United States has become a most for
midable naval power. Including the
Kentucky and K~earsarge, we have
sixty-one ships that are technically
classed as fvessels of war;" which
were constructed in our own ship
yards. There have been added to
this number fourteen fighting ships,
built for other nations in England and
France, and two at German yards.
This gives the United States seventy
Eve of the latest pattern fighting
ships, mostly of the armored cruiser
type.
No nation in the world except Great
Britain has such a number of vessels
of war, all new and of the most ap-
proved designs, In their respective
class.
We have now afoat Eve irst-class
battleships and in two months the
Kentucky and Kearsarge win be added
to the list.
The finest vessel in the American
feet Of the battleship pattern liz the
IoWa,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21
EDWIN CURD ASSIGNED.
The Well Known Fulton Merchant
Protects His Creditors.

FULTON, Mo-, April 16.-A deed Of
assignment was filed to-day in the
Circuit Court of Galloway County by
Edwin Curd, he making a voluntary
assignment for the benefit of his cred
itors. The amount of assets al sworr
to by MIR. Curd is $105 900.
E. N. Tuttle is made the assignes
and filed his bond with the Circuit
Clerk in the sum of s21o,0Oo, with him
self as principal. and the City Trust
Deposit and Surety Company, of Phil
adelphia, Pa, as security, and tn,
bond has been approved by John A
Hockaday, Judge of the Callawa.
County Circuit Court.
For 40 years MI. Curd has been ont
of the leading business men and bank
ers of Fulton, and gives as the reason
of assignment an inability to meet Ger
tain obligations, and in order that al
of his creditors should be treated alik'
he makes the assignment.
His failure comes as a surprise t,
the people of Fulton and Callawa.
county. Mr.. Curd is well known b,
business men in st. Louis, he having
been a member of the firm of Blow
Curd & Go. years ago in the wholesal
business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21
THE ALASKA SNOW SLIDE.
Dr.. HALEY and G. W. Wylde Tell OF
the Great Avalanche That Crushed
Out Many Lives.

DR.. J. ]. HALEY, formerly Of Benton
City, Mo-, now Of sheep Camp,
Alaska, writes his brother, DR..
Charles HALEY, of this city, under
date of April 8 as follows:
SHEEP CAMP, ALASKA, April 8,
1S9s.-DEAR BROTHER: / gaess you
have heard before you get this about
the big snow-siide between here and
Chilkoot Pass and the people being
under 1t. Forty OF fifty started from
the post Of Summit in the storm. The
storm was so severe that they were
holding to q rope to keep from getting
lost when the snow-slide struck them,
Eleven bodies were taken out and az
many men who were alive. There
was another slide on this side of it;
in that I saw three dead men pulled
out. The Missouri crowd is safe
We are camped in q bottom that ID
one-half mile wide and the slide can.
not reach MS. 1t has snowedfor three
days, but it melts as it falls; about
TWO miles up 1t has 6tormed all the
time.
We will move from here to Lake
Linderman; will move on clear days
In a trail where there are twenty iv,
to City people eight are dead in thu
snow-siide. Most Of those who hav,
been found are Seattle men.
Our crew rs doing fine, sleepin,
warmly and eating plenty. On
goods were part the way up thu
Chilkoot Pass, and they say there wa
q big slide there and took all tn
goods with it. Our goods may b
under forty feet of snow. Our fou
men have $1,000 worth of goods il
the pile. Your Brother,
]. j. HALEY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21
Real Estate Transfers.

j. T. Williams to w. x. Potts, IL
one and two, Ladd's Addition to Ma
loo, $50.
Eliza and James A. Given to w. b.
Mayes, IL acres east side Of northes
southwest 32-51-10, $22.50.
Geo. N. Burch to Cornelius PUTIN
west half Of northeast 1887, 4i,H16.
George W. Scott to James W. Scotk
northwest northeast northeast 28-sI.
9, 81.
Geo. w. Scott to Mary e. Hendst
son, northeast northeast northea1I
2s-51-9, 81.
Alfred e. Anderson to John n
Mundy, $40 ere in 5 and 6-5o-e.
81 and 32-51-4, $1,000.
VIM. M. and Joseph G.. Baker y
BENZ. T. Baker, 40 acres in 8 and "a.
10, 1890.
G. W. Krebs to Mary L. Krebs, IL
z and s, block Z, Farber, $3.50.
Warren L. Furber to ]. g. McCuze,
west halt of northwest IA and east IN
northeast 15- 1876, $3,314.16.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21

Whereas, ". w. Wilson and EEus,i
b. Wilson, his wife, by their onet1i1
deed of trust, dated March 81 IN
and recorded In book 8, at paio ~
conveyed to the said trustee q ~
deed of trust therein named ~ ~
lowing described tract of land sit1nto(
in Audrain county, Missouri, TOYS
Fifteen acres more or less OF I'll
north side of the southeast foeS4 q
the northeast quarter of 6o1
Eleven (11), ana one-half O. -
more or less, lying east Of at4 RI
joining said fifteen acres, and
east part of southwest fourth
northwest quarter of Section 1U6lN1
(12), all in Township Fifty-tWo 10
Range Ten (10) west, and I'M
north of Young's Creek.
Which said conveyance was mi I
trust to secure the payment r
note in said deed of trust deoc<1
and, whereas, said note is a. ~
unpaid; and, whereas, said H4
named In said deed of trust tz611
and, according to the providooE4
said deed of trust, In case of
ability OF refusal to act of the
in said deed of trust, the then
Sheriff of Audrain county mffa
coed to sell said property. IN
therefore, ut the request of a.
holder of said note, and und5f
provisions Of said deed of true e.
undersigned Sheriff of Audrstf0 NJ.
ty, will, on
Friday, the 18th Day Of April
1898,
between the hours of nine o5dt1EN
the forenoon and Ave O'Clock
afternoon OF said day, at the q
door OF the Court House, in
OF Mexico, Audrain County,
sell said property at public vsd1
the highest bidder, for cash, n
said note and the cost of ere
this deed of trust.
NJ. N. MELH0
Sheriff and Acting Tt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21

THE interstate debate between
Kansas and Missouri was held at Law
renee last Friday evening. 1t was
won by Missouri. The question was,
"Resolved, That a National Income
Tax Would Be o Desirable Part of Our
System of Taxation" Our represent
atives were Joe s. Mcintyre, l..
E. Durham and w. O. Hook. They
had the negative. It Is considered
the greatest honor the University has
won for years. Joe Mcintyre is an
Audrain County boy and the o OF
ex-Representative T. A. Mcintyre.
The Audrain boys are all right and
the LEDGER IL proud of Joe's success.
Joe McIntyre's closing speech was
pronounced most brilliant by all who
heard 1t. His repartee and closing
arguments were received with fire.
quent and prolonged applause. The
LEDGER predicts that Joe Mcintyre
will make a mark in his chosen pro-
fession, which is the law.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
Appointments for Speaking During
March and April.

The candidates for the Democratic
nomination for the various offices in
Audrain county viii, between now
and the primary, meet the people OF
Audrain county, as follows:
APRIL.
Cedar Grove, Thursday, 21st.
Erisman, Friday, 22d.
Mexico, Friday, 18th.
Speaking at all points to begin
promptly at 1880.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21
DR.. w. Il. Douglass.

w. Il. Douglass, son OF 3. HI. Doe.
lass, OF Benton City, returned inn
st. Louis Thursday evening, whers1s
has been attending the Barnes Mod
cal College for the past three ysslS
The. graduating class of the Barr
MedlcalCol lege consisted of III gtp16-
ates this year, that being the laseet
class over graduating from any naet
cal school at one time in the 49,
The people OF Benton City and NJ.
ity are Justly proud of the record ri
Douglass has made during his scheis-
tic term, he having graduated OF -
roll of honor and received the suxIi-
cal prize offered by the faculty ~
was chemical assistant to the chair q
surgery in the Barnes Medical 81.
lege during his last year in school.
| DIR. Douglass has located at Bentou.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21

JUDGE VIM. WILLIAMS, OF the Su-
preme Court of Missouri, will not be
a candidate for election. 1t is report
cd that Mr.. Williams will retire from
the Court after the July term. Judge
Williams made a sacrifice to accept
the appointment from Gov. Stephens
While there is no question that he
would be nominated to this Office, al
the same time his large law practice ii
much more attractive than the oner-
Gus duties Of Supreme Judge. Gov
STEPHENS made no appointment more
popular than that of Mr.. Williams
who is making a splendid record az
Supreme Judge.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21
Buvine Army Mules.

]. w. Montague went to CeotllIn
Tuesday to buy mules for the UstpdI
States government service In c.
On last Saturday the goverument RI
a contract to Maxwell & Crouch, -
dealers, of st. Louis, for the buyine q
800 government pack mules to bets11
in Cuba in the event of war. n
mules are to be shipped to 81. L0nil
and are all to be bought within ~
days. Nj. Montague is a promi1out
member of this firm and, from ~
way he talks, thinks that his arm ~
secure the contract to buy 1900 moro
mules. The contract will probably y
let this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21
Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining in the poqj
Office at Mexico, Mo-, for the wssh
ending April 81, 1898, which u ~
called for In thirty days will be s1nttr
the Dead Letter Office at Washinsxuu.
Persons calling for letters in this RI
will please say ttadvertised:"
@. h. Bingham, Nick Bove, w. ~.
sett, Mrs. Matte Basket, VIM. BsEneo
Geo. Ficklin, O. M. Ferguson, RI.
Green, ]. W. Harper, l.. @. Hal, r
johnson, John Moore, Ruben Pxla
l. J.. Stokes, Harry T. Smith, WI!
Whitley, Charlie L. McCloud, WI.
Mcclure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21
RaglnninD Early

lie half the battle. Don't wait for
your cough to run into consumption.
There's always danger of it. The
germs or seeds OF the disease r all
around you. All that they want is an
inactive liver and the scrofulous
condition that follows it, to develop
them. You need Dr.. Pierca's Golden
Medical Discovery nosO to thoroughly
purify your blood, build up sound,
firm, honest flesh, and make every
weak spot strong. It's a certain rem
edy for the earlier stages of consump-
tiou
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21
A Boomerang.

From the Kansas CITY star.
A Missouri mans wife left htzt -
he published q notice warning
pie not to give her credit in his n1(
But she got even. She "came H
with a statement that II she
have found anyone who was
to trust him for grub she would ~
stayed with him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21
n. 7. Duncan Wins.

In the case of q. 8. Maddox VS.. M,
Y. Duncan, wherein Judgment was en-
tered In the Circuit Court in favor OF
the plaintiff, the Supreme Court to-
day reversed the cast and rendered
Judgment for Mr.. Duncan in that court
This case has been in court for more
than five years and is now finally set
| tied in favor of Mr.. Duncan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21
Mexico Ledger Free.

The Mexico Weekly LEDGER will be
sent four weeks free to any resident
Of Audrain county, who is not a sub
scriber and who will make application
at this office either In person or by
mail. This offer is not made to gel
your name on the book but in order
that You may have q chance to read
the Weekly LEDGER for four weeks
In the hope that you win become
permanent subscriber. The paper
will positively be stopped at the enc
Of four weeks unles You order 1t con-
fjuuad
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21

All that is beautiful and lovely in
woman, finds its climax in mother
hood. How often we find among our
American women that longing for
the prattling voice, the idol of their
waiting hearts. 1t is a natural in
stinct, this yearning of the heart for
offspring; yet the wife hesitates to
talk with the family physician on
this delicate subject. A good way to
do is to send for a copy of the "Peo-
| ple's Common Sense Medical Advi-
SER" in English, a great zoos page
illustrated family doctor book, where
in all such delicate subjects are fully
discussed-21 one-cent stamps &c
cover cost of mailing only, sent tc
Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa'
ton, Buffalo, N. Y, will bring a fres
copy. Formerly sold at $3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21

THE building committee of the
Presbyterian church, composed OF
VIM. Pollock, B. B. Tureman, w. M.
Treloar, W. II. Brown and j. W.
Trimble, met to-day and elected r. M,
White a member Of the committee. A
Subcommittee consisting of Pollock,
Tureman and White and Architect
Hunter, will likely 60 to Moberly and
Huntsville to- morrow to look at new
churches which have lately beer
erected there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that
testaraentary upon the estateo
mon Shook, deceased, with Il
nexed, have been granted thu
signed by the Probate Court I
drain County, Missouri, bear
March 30, 1898.
All persons having claims
said estate are requested t05
them for allowance to the
tors within one year after I
granting letters, or they may I
ciuded from any benefit OF suc1l
and II such claims be not "a
within two years from the dat
Will be forever barred.
e. H. & J. r. sN0o
Tue 1871
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21

Farber Forum: NJ. r. X. Riggs and
w. o. Hostetter were over to Wells
Vile Wednesday to deliver . lot OF
mules to Mr.. Dryden, of Montgomery
City. Mr.. Biggs sold four mules for
elo0 and Mr.. Hostetter received s11o
for one II hands high, weighing 1,505
pounds and smooth ~ an egg and
sound - . dollar. II 10 pronounced
one Of the best mules ever raised IN
Audrain county. They were al
Black Hawk stock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21
FREEMAN-FELKER
A Romantic Wedding at Mexico, No.,
Last Tuesday.

A copy of the Fort Smith (Ark.)
Democrat has been sent to the LEDGER
by Mr.. F. F. Freeman, which contains
the following:
A secret is a hard thing to keep,
and Mr.. F. F. Freeman has found that
his cas- is no exception to the rule.
The people of Fort Smith were very
much surprised, indeed, to learn Sat-
urday of the marriage of Mr.. Free
man to Miss Irene Felker at Mexico,
Mo-, last Tuesday. The young couple
tried hard to keep the matter a secret,
but it leaked out in spite of all their
efforts.
Miss Felker is a student at Stephens
College, of Columbia, Mo-, and at that
place MIR Freeman visited her last
week. Arrangements for the wedding
were perfected, and the young lovers
drove over to Mexico in a buggy,
where the nuptial knot was tied, Mr.,
Freeman coming back to Fort Smith.
and the bride returning to he,
studies.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. w,
R. Felker, the well known banker and
business man of Rogers, Ark, and
will graduate from Stephens College
in June in the music and elocution de-
partment.
Mr.. Freeman is the secretary ant
treasurer of the Fort Smith Whole.
sale Grocery Company, and ISIS young
man of far more than ordinary ability
He stands at the top in both business
and social circles in Fort Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman will be a
home to their friends in Fort Smith
after June is.
Samuel Sharp was a business visitoI
from Montgomery City this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21

Howard Matthews, of Fulton, has
secured the day clerkship at the
Windsor. Mr.. Matthews is a very
pleasant young nan
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21

F. r. JESSE, candidate for Circuit
Judge in this district, spent Sun
day with his family In this city. Mr..
Jesse feels confident he will be nomi-
mated, and is much encouraged over
his prospects in every part of the DIS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21

THE passage of the war resolution
was announced in Mexico by the fly
ing of Old Glory over the Mexico
LEDGER building. The LEDGER can
non will announce the beginning Of
actual hostilities.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21

THAT story of "The Invisible Mani
la thought to have reference to the
lingo politician who shouted for wal
until it was precipitated and wal
stricken dumb just as soon as the re.
cruitiup offices were opened.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21

A BOSTON paper says that "the
growing suicide habit cannot be too
strongly condemned" We should
say not; anyone who contracts the
terrible suicide habit rarely amounts
to much afterward. In fact, suicide
is the last thing anyone should think
of doing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21

Now, if the bosses will all 60 to war
all will be well-at home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21

THOSE who were anxious to go to
war a week ago or a month ago or a
year ago, should not hang back when
war is declared. Mexico should fur
nish at least her full quota of volun-
tiara
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21

Bromoline will positively cure a
cold in "a hours. No cure, no pay.
25 cents. Sold by Buckner & Whit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21

JUDGE NOAH GIVEN will be in the
race for Supreme Judge. He would
get a big vote in Audrain county If
the people had any voice in the mat
tar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21

Quinoria is guaranteed to cure
chills, fever and all malarial disorders.
No cure, no pay. Sold by Buckner &
Whitney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21

THERE will be no contests over the
Democratic primary in Monroe county,
as at first reported.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21

THE trades edition of the Palmyra
Spectator is a beauty and will be worth
thousands of dollars to Palmyra. The
publishers have a right to be proud of
it's success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21
The Mexico Ledger.

From the Paris Mo- Appeal.
The Mexico LEDGER has entered
upon its fortieth year. 1t is one of
the best country weekly papers in
the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21

THE address of Hon. ]. A. Lee, of st.
Louis, at the Court House Saturday
night, was a most brilliant one and
was enjoyed by a most enthusiastic
audience.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21

"WHERE is hell?" inquiries the Dem
yer Republican. If you really are in
doubt about that, brother, We believe
you can strike a hot trail by following
the Spaniards for q few days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21

Now, boys, when volunteers are
called for, line up, stand ready to
shoot your guns the way you have
been shooting of" your mouth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21
Moties of YiuaI s.ttI.m.i

Notice is hereby given that
tiement OF the estate OF II. 3
deceased, will be made at
term OF the Probate Court OF!
County, Missouri, to be held =
ico, Missouri, on the second 4
In May, 1898. 3
MRS. II
AdminiesE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21

Browning Bros. shipped rs hogs to
East st. Louis on the 18th and D. M.
McCray, 4 horses to Danville, ILL.,, on
the 18th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-04-21

THOSE editors who have been nam
ing people that will not go to war
should now volunteer themselves.