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Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

Keep them out-aIl those germs
the seeds Of disease, that III trying
day and night to get q foothold in
your system. You can't do 1t unless
your liver Is active.
The very best medicine for the Liver
and the blood is DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. Take 1t when
you're getting thin, or have pimplei
or ernptions, when you've no appe-
lite and feel rundown" (these are
warning signals)-and you'll save
yourself from serious Illness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02
Sale Under Deed of Trust.

whereas, Ida L. Howard and hef
husband, 8. 8. Howard, on the 14th
DAY Of April, 1896, by their deed Of
trust, recorded at Book No. 9, Page
lao, In the Recorders Office Of Audrain
county, Missouri, conveyed to the
Undersigned trustee Lot 3, of Block z,
Of Muldrow's Subdivision Of the City
OF Mexico, Missouri, in trust to secure
the payment OF q note In said deed Of
trust described; and, whereas, said
note is now past due and unpaid now
therefore, in order TO pay said note
NC otherwise comply with said deed
Of trust, | viii, on
Friday, the 10th Day Of March,
A. d. 1899,
AZ the east front door of the Court
Louise In Mexico, Missouri. between
the hours OF 10 q. m. and 3 p. m. OF
ssid day, sell said lands 10 the highest
bidder for cash,
JNo. J. STEELE, Trustee.
Feby. Is, 1899. ids
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

MISSOURI lie likely 10 have a State
poultry association, as the House has
reported favorably the bill creating
such an association. Any person may
become a member on payment Of q
per year or sl0 for a life membership.
The association is to have a secretary
ct $500 per year and the governor Il
to be exofioio a member. The bill II
so framed that State aid in the form
Of appropriations may be sought and
noSaihlT Obtained.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

When women are afflicted with
nervousness ,irritability, nervous pros-
tration or exhaustion and sleepless-
ness,in nine cases out OF ten the eource
of the trouble is some displacement
irregularity or arrangement Of the
distinctly Z feminine organs. Dr.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription cures perma-
nently such cases as well as that dis
tressing internal discharge from the
mucous membrane, Inflammation and
liberation. One Of the principal uses
of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Is the preparation Of prospective
mothers for the time of trial and dan
ger that comes when a child lie born.
The "Prescription" is strengthening
and in~vigorating and lessons pain and
danger. Il insnres the perfect we'll
being and the perfect health Of both
mother ana child. Every woman
should know these things before she
really needs to know them. There
are many things In DR.. Pierce's Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser that every
woman ought 10 know. This ceie-
brated work has reached 3 sale OF
$50, 900 copies at si.6o each. The sx-
pense Of production having thus been
covered, 10000 copies are now beng
given away. A copy win be sent to
any address on receipt Of twenty-one
C2i) one cent stamps to cover cost Of
mailing only. Address, Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, Buffalo,
New York.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

JouETT SHoUsE, formerly Of the
Mexico LEDGER, now of the Lexing-
ton (Ky.) Herald, has had a boy baby
named after him in Audrain County
Jouett has started in right about thu
matter, agreeing to olothe and edu.
cate his namesake. Jouett intends t
show just how good SURF enough da'
he could be.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02
Her Eirhty-Eirhth Birthday

Grandma Turner, mother Of w. H,
Turner, of this city, was So years old
Sunday. She received many tokens
Of remembrance from her children
grandchildren and great grand
children. Among the tokens received
were noted the following: Box Of
cut flowers, sent by Mrs. James A.
Turner and daughter, Lizzie, of SAINTS
Ana, Cal. decorated Haviland chins
cup and saucer, sent by Mrs. J. T
Keith, Sturgeon, MOI a aieely-cush
Toned foot-stooi, presented BY hei
great granddaughter, little Nellie
Lee, Of this city.
Mrs. W. II. Turner spread a mag
nihcent dinner in honor of the occas'
ion and all present voted the gather
ing q most enjoyable one and wishee
Grandma Turner many more happy
birthday anniversaries.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02
IEustaas Sale.

Whereas, George A. Roe and Mars
Jane Roe, his wife, by their certain
deed of trust, dated October 8, 1895,
and recorded In the Recorders office
In Audrain County, MigSo:-., IN Book
16, at Page is, conveyed to the under
signed trustee the following described
real estate situated In Audrain County,
Missouri, to-wit;
Fifteen (15) acres, the EAST part
Of the northeast fourth OF the
northwest quarter Of Section Twenty
Six (26), Township Fifty One (51),
Range Ten (10) west; and being the
same land this day conveyed to the
said Roe by the said Farrah.
Which said conveyance was made
in trust to secure the payment Of GER
tain promissory notes in said deed
described; and, whereas, said notes
remain due and unpaid; and there
fore, ct the request of the legal holder
OF said notes, and by authority OF the
provisions Of said deed Of trust, l will,
on
Friday, the Sd Day Of March, A. D.
1899,
Proceed &c sell the property herein
before described, at public vendue, to
the highest bidder, for cash, at the
east front door OF the Court House, In
Mexico, Missouri, between the hours
Of nine O'Clock In the forenoon and
I'VE O'Clock in the afternoon OF that
day, to satisfy said debt and the
expenses OF executing this trust.
y. NJ. LOCKE. Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

LATEST report in reference to com
plications with Germany is covered
with the following headlines: Cloud
Iifted-No longer any fear Of trouble
with Germsny-Her ships to leavt
ManIla-Asks United States to protect
life and property-The guarantee wa
promptly given-Messages received a
Washington relieve the tension aftsl
a day of anxiety and dispooe Of will
rumors Of imminent hostilities.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

TEX --latest report from the election
IN Boone County tor Representative
indicates that Webster Gordon, DEM
ocrat, defeated a. E. fsakes, Inde-
pendent By a good big majority.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

PRoF. FKKEcH ~srKoTHER, Count
School Commissioner, In spite OF the
rain last Saturday, attended q teachers
institute In the country. Prof. strother
ia 4 most earnest worker in the cause
Of education.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

10000 packages finest new Garden
and Flower Seeds-best on the mar
ket-at wholesale and retail. VIII
guarantee double the profit to deal
ers than any other seed handled. Free
advertising with every box. Special
prices to all grocers. VIII save you
more than your freight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

Good heavy graniteware and good
heavy tinware costs very little more
than the cheap kinds; last i've times
as long. FERRIS & CAUTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

IT is time for the managers Of the
Mexico Street Pair to arrange for
their premiums. Liberal premiums
should be guaranteed before planting
time 90 that our farmers al plant and
SOW with q view of carrying OF the
honors at the Street Fair. Mexico
had the best Street Fair in the country
last year and this yesT il viii be bet.
tar than aver.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, under the
arm name Of Edmonston & Cullen, il
this day, February DC, 1899, by mutual
consent dissolved.
". A. EDMoNsToE.
d3-yI P. II. CULLEN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

SHEEP-K1LMG dogs r likely &c
meet their Just dues after this Assem-
bly, gets through legislating sgainst
them. The House has reported fav-
orably and will probably pass a bill
giving any person authority to kin or
sight q sheep-kiTling dog caught ii
the act, or "with wool in his teeth"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02
Pitcher J0WeIry Co.,
ITO S. Jefferson Street.


Notice Is hereby given that letters
testamentary upon the estate Of Mary
J. VIM, deceased, with will annexed,
have been granted the undersigned
BY the Probate Court Of Audrain
County, Missouri, bearing date Feb
ruary l3, 1899.
All persons having claims against
said estate r requested 70 exhibit
them for allowance to the executor
within one year after date Of granting
letters, or they may be pFecluded
from any Seneit OF such estate, and II
such claims be not exhibited within
two years from the date they will be
forever barred.
W. A. PARK,
left. Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

THE Montgomery County Leader
knows what 10 good for a live town
and says. sssxico needs TO rebuild he
military academy and repair be-
streets, and It will not be long beforI
this II accumplIshed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

81. LOuis live stock Market.

Nv 6o0Ao AtNo 0boSh AaAAoba
ST. LOUIS, March There we're 90
cars of native cattle on the market
Tuesday. Steers sold from s. Is to
sS IS, feeders from "a Is to a 40,
stockers from % 80 to q 40, cows % 10
to IS s., heifers 90 70 to 50 40, bulls
% rs to So so.
HoGs.-The bulk Of the hogs sold at
90 So TO 90 80. The pigs and light
lights sold at % Is to % so, bulk at s. 40
to s. so; light hogs at % so to % 50,
bulk at 90 go to % 20; medium weights
at % 60 to So SO, bulk at % 70 to % 50.
The heavy culls sold at % to % Is and
fair to best heavy hogs at 90 e6 to
to % s2k. Good mixed hogs sold at
% 65 toss so and inferior to fair mixed
at % IS to 50 So.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

As spring approaches We should ar
range 20 pave the streets and pui
Down granitoid wHlks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

The teachers institute will meet at
the Lawder school house, two miles
east of this city, March II and IS. The
programme will be printed next week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

satehel Baskets, all sizes. Double
covered Baskets, all sizes. Clothes
Baskets, all sizes. Market Baskets,
all sizes. Farm Baskets, all sizes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02
smtharn RanL Diraetorl.

The stockholdsn Of the Mexico
southern Bank to-day elected the
following directors: J. a. Guthrie,
@. W. Lewis, Il. A. RickssaI, Q. Z.
Olark, ". ". Harper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

D. NJ. Slonaker to Chas. E. and L.
~Schuchman, northeast southwest and
one acre northwest corner southeast
southwest 24-51-s, for 1 year from
March /, 1899, for $50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

Mems 4. 60 grain Plow Shoe, no seam in back. !. o / 10
Rows, a. Shoes in black and tars.. 1 90
Mems 800 calElined a-sole Shoes, best made 49,. 2 90
Mems s.. so Hats, all shapes and styles, at......... W
AZ ss s5est I iro w bottom sea s0 fuli i l worth a.n ~ 8 80
Mems rec Hats at 80
Mems 81 80 an-wool Shirts, made OF finest flannel. -. 70
These are sure enough bargains. An inspection solicited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

Charles Clark is home from o visit
in Jefferson City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.

Received over McLAin Bros. private wire. once
over Hathaway a Keath's. Car lots Of corn
a specialtv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

James 7. Bunton is down from
Macon City on 3 visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02
Now is Your Time!

At this season of the year there is not much to De Said aDout
CLOTHING. except to call attention to the prices at which
we are selling the remainder of our WINTER Q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02

A new plate glass front is to be p
In Grlffee & Martins shoe stors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-03-02
Order Of Publication.
In the Audraln County Circuit Court,
January Term, 1899.

STATE TX REL ]. d. MCKEE,
COLLECTOR OF REVENUE
OF THE CTTx OF MEXICO,
Va TAXES.
CELIA Warts,
DEFENDANT.
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HANNA SATISFIED.
Result I'm Ohio, He Says, Is n Splendid
Republican victory.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 7.-Senator Hanna
received the election returns at the Union
Club. At midnight he made the following
statement:
Under the conditions 1t has been a splen-
did Republican victory. The returns have
come in so slowly that it is impossible to
say Just how emphatic the victory is, but it
is a magnificent one. 1t was an indorse-
ment Of the Republican party, and a splen-
did one. 1t is too soon to say that L am
satisfied with the result, for we do not
know certainly what the result is
But we know enough to know
that it is great victory for
the party. The results in Cuyahoga
county is not different from what was ex-
pected, and was due to local conditions
which were pretty well understood before
the election. The results so far as this coun-
try is concerned has no real significance and
while 1t is not pleasant 1t is not a surprise
When the returns are all in IL will be pos
si5le TO analyze the figures and understand
all they mean, but until the returns are
more complete there Is no use saying any,
thing more than that they show a great
Republican victory
What Senator Hanna said applies only to
Ohio. He refused to discuss the results in
the other States and said what he did very
reluctantly.
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PRESIDENT M'KINLEY VOTES.
stamps Ballot 191, Hands 1t to the
Judge and Walks Out.

CANTON, o., Nov. 7.-PresiGent McKin-
ley cast his ballot just as the noon hour
struck He was scheduled to reach the city
at 10:l5 but his train was an hour and
twenty minutes late.
With him came Mrs. Mckinley, Assistant
Secretary Cortelyou and Dr. Rixey Re-
specting the Presidents desire for simplicity
in exercising the right OF franchise, Can
tonians organized no demonstration. But
when the train steamed in there were on
the station platform nearly all the members
of the reception committee of the 1896 cam
paign, scores of old neighbors and close
friends, together with an immense crowd
OF citizens. Lusty cheering began as the
train appeared, and continued until the par
ty, in carriages, disappeared. The party
went direct TO the Barber home. TO be the
guests OF Mrs. McKinley's sister. AS soon
as greetings were exchanged and Mrs. Nc
Kinley comfortably established the Presl-
dent started for his polling place-B, OF the
First ward-in which is located his recent
purchase. the famous cottage of 1896. AT
the Barber home steps he encountered an
impromptu reception. large crowd having
gathered to greet him. Old soldiers of the
civil war and young soldiers OF the Spanish
war were conspicuous in meeting their old
comrade and commander-in-chief, respec-
lively. Shaking hands as he passed, the
President walked to the polling place, seven
blocks away. Here there were more greet
ings exchanged. and he was handed Ballot
1sl. He was back of the booth curtain only
an instant and then handed his ballot TO the
Judge.
President Mckinley and party left here
on the Pennsylvania train No. 20 and will
reach Washington about noon Wednesday.
He looked after a few business matters
here but spent most OF the time receiving
Continued on second PageJ
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Mazet May Be Seated.

NEW YORK, Nov. S-The election yes
terday in the four counties that make up the
city of New York resulted in the election Of
every Democratic candidate on every county
ticket, except Gray. Democratic candidate
for register in Kings, who was beaten be-
cause of his refusal 10 put in an appearance
before the Mazet investigation committee
and answer charges made against him.
Democratic majorities were about normal.
being in New York county over $1,000. In
Kings county the Democratic vote fell off
from last year, when Van Wyck ran exceed
ingly strong In Brooklyn The Tam
many exultation was not over the county
tickets victory. which had been expected,
but over the defeat Of Assemblyman Mazet.
Rep, which they hoped. prayed and worked
for From Mr.. Croker down the Tammany
men shouted over Mazet's downfall. Sen
ator Plat intimated late last night that
Mazet might be seated in the next Assem-
bly,. in which the Republicans have thirty
two majority. The Tammany Democrats
openly denounce ex-senator Hill. whom
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quarters struck up for the first time during
the night, the glee club chimed in and the
Republican jollihcation was inaugurated
about midnight, with all sorts OF demon
strations.
At 30 p. m. Chairman Seward. Of the
Democratic committee, was asked for a
statement on the result, but declined 10
make one. He was then asked IL he con-
ceded the election of Judge Nash or claimed
the election Of Mclean, to which he re-
piled: II will say nothing"
On Friday last Chairman Dick in state
ment furnished the press, conceded to Jones
from 1900 to 10000 in the State and
claimed that Nash's plurality would not be
less than $1,000, and that both branches Of
the Legislature would be safely Republican.
From returns received UP to midnight
Chairman Dick says that he has no reason
TO change the opinion then expressed.
Chairman Seward declined further state
ments as TO causes, results or anything.
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b. .ckburn's Midnight Claim.

FRA fKFORT, KY. Nov. 7.-Senator
Blackburn and others at Goebel headquar-
ters, at midnight. admitted the returns
from many Democratic counties are disap-
pointing. but claim this is partially offset
by private dispatches from the Eleventh
district indicating a falling off in the Re-
publican vote. Blackburn now claims Goebel
will win by 5000. This is a reduction of 25,-
coo, as compared with claims made two
hours earlier
A bulletin at l a. m. by the Goebel cam
paisn committee says: I'VE have not
enough information concerning the State to
go into details, but We are confident We
have won, though the majority is SMALL
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-08
RIOT AT LEXINGTON
One Hundred Shots Exchanged and
Only One Negro Wounded

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. Tin one pre-
cinct in this city tonight, while the count
was in progress, body of armed men, said
to have come from the Republican head
quarters. attempted TO enforce fair count,
as they claimed. Reaching the precinct,
they were met by number Of police and
citizens. Firearms were brought into use
and about a hundred shots were fired. One
negro was wounded, not seriously. The at
tacking party fed and no arrests have been
made.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-08
NEBRASKA STILL FOR BRYAN
FUSIONISTS HAVE CARRIED THE
STATE By AT LEAST $4,000.
O1d-Time Republican Plurality I'm
IOwa-Results I'm Other Western
States and Cities.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. by the COM
bined efforts of the Republicans and anti
Goebelites Attorney General w. S. Taylor.
Rep, has been elected Governor Of Ken
lucky by majority variously estimated
from 1900 to 1900 over Goebel. Dem. Re-
turns received up to midnight also indicate
the election of the entire Republican ticket.
while the complexion of the Legislature is
in doubt.
The weather throughout the State was
perfect, and more than an average vote was
polled, the total falling but little short of
the vote polled in the last presidential
election. Comparatively little disorder pre-
vailed and, aside from several arrests for
alleged violations of election laws, the
election was characterized by remarkable
degree of quietude.
Governor Bradley remained in Louisville
during the day and had the Louisville
Legion in readiness for marching orders.
The militia was called out after the close
Of the polls to enforce an injunction granted
by local judge, but the presence of the
militia was not needed and the compa nies
were ordered back to the armory.
Chairman Long, of the Republican cam
paign committee, said at midnight Taylor's
plurality would not he less than 1900. This
estimate. he said, was based on estimates
received from a majority of The counties
in the State. He said Taylor has carried
the Third, Fourth, Fifth, Ninth and Elev-
enth congressional districts, while the
Eight and Tenth are close. The Republic
ans have made heavy gains in most all of
the Democratic strongholds, which were ex-
pected to give Goebel large majorities.
Chairman Long claims the Republicans
have carried the city of Louisville by from
5000 to 5000 majority.
Governor Bradley estimates Taylor's plu-
rality at from 1900 to 1900.
At midnight there were still many missing
precincts, but 1S1 out Of 203 in the city Of
Louisville and Jefferson county gave Taylor
a plurality of 3,s62. With all the returns in
and the resent ratio of Republican gains
maintain 4 Taylor's majority will reach
1000
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Toledo,a EIgureH.

TOLEDO, o., Nov. THE entire Repub-
lican county and legislative ticket, with one
exception, is evidently elected by plurali-
ties ranging from 1000 to 1900 Yost, DEM
ocratic treasurer, IS probably reelected.
AT midnight fifty-three of the 10 precincts
in the county were returned, giving Nash
Ass; Mclean, 1922; Jones, 1895. Jones cut
deeper into the Democratic vote than was
expected and harmed the Republicans less
than they feared. Betting was to / that
Jones would carry his own county.
Jones's precincts began coming in after
midnight. Indications now are that Nash
will barely pull through. as all save three
OF the county precincts are In. Seventy
two out OF 10 precincts give Nash 6,O96
Mclean 4,557 and Jones 5.s91. Nearly all re-
naming precincts are Democratic.
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WHAT MIR. JONES SAYS.
He Thinks His Cause Has Won a Great
Victory.

TOLEDO, o.. Nov. Mayor Jones late
tonight said: THE result of the election is
extremely gratifying to me, as it must be
to every lover of liberty. The vote for tive
nonpartiSan idea is large enough TO justify
the claim that the cause has won the great
est victory ever recorded in the political his
tory OF the city. / believe the moral force
will lead the Legislature to pass the nIu=
nicipal code commission bill, which pro-
vides that every municipal officer in Ohio
shall be elected by the nonpartisan plan,
doing away entirely with political parties in
all our cities. Furthermore. the vote for the
ronpartisan idea will have its influence in
shaping national issues next year. There
will be more of morals In the national plat
forms by the reason of ii.
Il am thankful that the nonpartisan vote
I'm Ohio may be recorded as favoring j
Christian policy towards the Philippines"
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ARRESTS IN NEW YORK.
Several Alleged Cases Of Illegal vOt-
ing-McCul.agh Threatened.


NEW YORK. Nov. There were the
usual number of arrests to-day for alleged
illegal registration. The various magistrates
disposed OF the first cases as quickly as pos
sible.
A man, who was registered from house
in Park row as John Ray, was arrested, but
his landlord appeared and testified that the
man had lived for some time at the address
1t was probably the name more than any
thing else that caused his arrest.
There was some trouble in the Eighteenth
Assembly district when it known that
Superintendent McCullagh's deputies had
secured warrants for the arrest of number
of men registered as from the city lodging
house in First avenue. The first Of these
men who tried to vote was Jeremiah
O'Keefe. The State deputies tried to arrest
him, but the police interfered. saying that
the man had a right to vote before the war
rant could be served on him. Superintendent
McCullagh went to the scene of the trouble
and arrested O'Keefe himself after bitter
talk with Police Captain Masslacher, whose
attitude was at one time so threatening that
on me- Masslacher" A large crowd hostile
to the State deputies gathered and for a
time IL looked as though there would be
riot. The police, however. surrendered
O'Keefe and McCulagh drove away with his
prisoner in a cab.
Aaron c. Allen was arrested in the
Twenty-eighth election district of the Nine
teenth Assembly district. He had been chief
clerk OF the Bureau OF Elections for twenty
five years and is a Democrat. Mr.. Aliens
vote was challenged by Republican elec-
ton district captain, and Mr.. Allen swore
1t in. Then he was arrested. IL being alleged
that he had moved into the district on Oct
II, less than the thirty days necessary to
entitle him to vote. Mr.. Allen claimed that
he leased the house on Oct. 6. but, owing
to delay OF paperhangers. he was unable
to move his furniture into II until Oct II.
The hearing was adjourned until Friday.