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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-08
RIOTOUS NEGROS.
A Little Taut Hemp Would Exactly Fit
Their Cases.

Chattanooga, Tenn. March THE Sth
United States immunes colored, conf
manded by Colonel Huggings, was mus
tered out of the service to-day. About
500 of the discharged men, many of
whom were under the influence of
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-08
Baby's Face Solid Sore
Entire Head a Solid Scab. Had to
Wear q Tar Cap. Doctors and
All Other Remedies Fail.
CURED BY CUTICuRA.

Mylttse nephew, John staunton, was afflicted
fortwo years with the worst sores ever saw all
ever his body and face and head. His head and
face at times were solid scab. John was pitt
able sight, and he must have suffered dreadfully.
His father used all the remedies that he heard of,
and doctored with all the doctors. Everything
vas done for him. He wore tar cap, also, which
did no good, but the little boy got no relief until
he used the CuT1cuIA (ointmenD and CuTIcuRA
SOAP. Now he is O clean, healthy child.
P. E. FOLTZ, Pugh's Run, Va.
Instant RELIEF AND SPEEDY CURE TREATMEyr.-A
warm bath with CurIcuEA SOAR and single amounting
with Cu1rcpsA instantly relieve and speedily the
torturng and dIigurng hunors ofthe skin scalp,
and blood, with losa Of hair, when all else fails.
Sold throughout the world. POTTER D. Asp c. CoRr.
Sole Props, Boston, How Cure Baby iiumors, tres
SAVE YOUR HAIR by T GTHe sha sssr. with
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02
HOBART AT 7 DOOR.
Vice President of the United States
Suffered Another Relapse-The
Family at His Bedside,

PATERSON, N. j., Oct. S1.-Garrett
A. Hobart, Vice President Of the
United States, still lies at deaths door
to-day. MIR. Hobart suffered q bad
relapse at / O'Clock this morning, but
at daybreak be rallied 3 little. His
family are gathered at the bedside
and are prepared for the end. DR..
Newton ID In constant attendance.
At $3.50 this morning Yioe-PresI-
dent Hobart was resting easy. His
pulse was strong and his general con-
dition az IL was this time yesterday.
AT 1850 O'Clock Vice. President
Hobart was resting easily under the
influence of opiates. There has been
no material change in his condition
since O slight rally this morning.
Just before noon the following bull
letin was issued:
"The Vice. President awoke at nine
O'Clock feeling much refreshed and he
has remained very comfortable ever
since. His pulse is very good and he
had taken considerable n~ourishment.
he is nov sitting up and his condition
is very good"
Vice. President Hobart'a condition
at l O'Clock remained about the same,
and he Is very comfortable.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02
THE BRITISH DEFEATED
Two Entire Regiments and = Battery
Captured BY the Beers Before
Labyrinth

The intelligence from the scene Of
war in South Africa is one continuous
story OF eeiest and disaster TO British
arms.
LAdysmith was cut Oh from telegra-
ply communication with the outside
world yesterday. A report via Cape
Town stated that fighting has been
resumed at Umbanbane, = few miles
from Ladysmith, and that several
shells had dropped into the town.
This was the extent Of the informa-
ton concerning yesterdays develop
ments.
Advices touching on the result Of
Mondays general engagement before
LAdysmith state that two entire Brit
ish regiments and = mountain battery,
consisting of between 1900 and 1000
men, including forty : two officers,
we're captured. Six 7-pound guns
were also taken by the Beers. No
reports as to the casulties were sent
out, save that the losses On both sides
were heavy.
The British War Office has ordered
a second army corps to be in readiness
to be called cut.
General Butler, who reached Cape
town yesterday, has been notified
that three extra battelions Of foot and
one mountain battery with reserves
viii leave England within ten days to
make good the losses at Ladysmith.
Sir Alfred Miller issued q reply to
the Boer proclamation annexation
part of Cape Colony, which he says II
accepted as a fact by the people north
Of the Vaal River.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02
LAND SALES.
Ohio,

]. Thomas Rails and wife to Isaac
n. Greening, lots 8 and 4, block z,
original Laddonis, e1,50O.
]. T. Neale and wife to Louis P.
Hoffman, one-third of east half north:
east, S2-5s-12, ss7b.
J. I. Neale and wife to Hattie Hoh-
mau,two-thirds of east half northeast,
s2-6s-I2, $1,000.
Norman 7. Branstetter ct 81 to
Mason B~rRnstetter, northeast north
east Is and north half northeast south
east, 1o-51-6, 500.
Fred 81. Mitchell and wife to Mar
tina P. Harmon, 20 acres north end
east hall northeast, 2e-5l-s, $3.50.
Martha p. Harmon and husband to
Joseph A. Greasy, 20 acres north end
east half northeast, 2s-51-s, $s76.
VIM. J. Greasy and wife to Joseph
A. Greasy, 90 acres south part east
half northeast, 2a-5l-s, $1,000.
Sarah Z. Daniel and husband 70
Mary e. Daniel, northeast southeast
and 90 acres part west half northeast
22.51-10, e2,50o.
HettIe L. Offntt and husband to
David Gibbs, lot 2, block 80, Ladd's
addition 10 Mexico, csc.
J. I. Morris and wife to W. &. Rob-
srts, Il acres southeast corner south
east southwest, si-6l-s, $500.
q. Il. Scott to Jacob t. Morris, IL
acres northwest corne 2s and s acre.
north part northeast northwest %.
SIS, $50.
/. p. Dyer and wife to J. 7. anc
Matte q. Sumner, undivided one
half east half southeast, 1l-62-s, $3.50
George W. origler and wife to John
B. Gregory, northeast northeast, 49,
63-e, $500.
z. d. Poage and wife to John F.
~Brsndridge, south half southwest, r.
30-Ii, e2,25o.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02
-FOUR OF THR BEST.
.THKRR ARE ALSO MANY OH
FRS OF Equal F0RCR
Coed Qualities which Put the Stamp
Of Excellsnee Upon This
Article

Tsere are many reasons why you
shoud uss Morrow's Kid-ne-oids In
p~refsrsses 20 any other kidney prep
arxtier. In the hrst place, Kid-ne-
oids are 9 scientific preparation. Sec
ond, they are in tablet form and not
pills, which Is the most scientific
form Of putting up medicine; they do
not get hard and pass through the
body whole, but dissolve and take eff
feet. Third, there are never any bad
effects from their use like there lie
from 90 per cent. of other prepare
tions. Fourth, most all kidney prep
aratlons are filed up with something
to act on the bowels. Morrow's Kid
ns-oids do not act on the bowels, be-
cause some people do not need q
cathartie; they simply need some
thing to act on the kidneys, and when
you take other kidney preparations
the bowels are moved perhaps severe
ly when they should not be disturbed.
There are many other reasons why
Kd-ne-oids should be used and those
reasons you win find out Oy using
them.
We give you the evidence Of A. M.
Thistlewait, VINO resides ct 2o7 East
Sixth Street, Kansas City, Mo-, who
says:
"My left kidney seemed TO be the
one diseased, as the dull heavy pain
was on the left side Of my back low
down. Sometimes sharp, shooting
pains would pass through my back
like 9 knife; then again ! would have
Q stitch in my back 90 l could scarcely
move without suffering intense pain,
rheumatism and urinary troubles
were also symptoms OF my disease.
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids ~ the only
remedy that gave me relief. Kid-ne.
ODDS relieved me from the start anc
finally conquered the disease, thor.
oughly destroying every symptom o.
kidney trouble"
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids are not pills
but Yellow Tablets and are put up In
wooden boxes which contain enough
for about two weeks treatment and
sell ct fifty cents q box ct BuckneF q
whitney'a drug store or will be mail
cd upon receipt Of price by JohI
Morrow & Co., Chemists, Springfield
Ohio.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02
A LYHCHTEG IN HOWARD.
The Constable Surrendered q Negro to
Mob Near Glasgow.

GLASGOW, Mo-, Oct. 30.-Thomas
Hayden, o negro, was Iynched last
night for the killing Of Andrew
Woods, q white boy, aged % years,
son OF Kit Woods, q farmer Of this
county. The murder Of Woods was
the result OF 9 crap game among
negroes and white boys In 9 deserted
cabin 4 miles south Of here, Saturday
night. During the progress OF the
game Benjamin Hayden, q negro,
q~uarreled with Woods. The negro
left the game, hoping to avoid any
difficulty, when Thomas Hayden, his
half brother, drew q pistol and shot
Woods.
At the coroner's inquest yesterday
all the evidence, including the testi-
mony of Benjamin Hayden, half
brother Of the murderer, testified that
the shooting was without the least
provocation.
The murdered boys friends search
ed for the negro. Constable James B.
Lewis captured HIM last night and
started with his prisoner to Fayette,
the county seat, for safe keeping.
Men in the mob on swift horses soon
overlook the officers and compelled
them to surrender their prisoner,
After q few preIiminaries Hayden wal
hanged to 3 tree. The mob quickly
rode away leaving the body hanging.
This morning It vas cut down By the
coroner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02
MoRMOETsEs FIRM HOLD.
For Ten Years They Have Been Preach
ing in New York

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-Mormonism
has a Arm hold In this city and &C.
cording to the immigration officials is
growing. For 10 years or more there
has been . colony OF Mormons here
quietly preaching and doing missiona-
~ work.
The extent Of this growth wac
brought fOrcIbly to the attention Of
Commissioner Of Immigration.
Mrs. Bevan, 4 convert, is : middle
aged widow, who arrived here Mon
day with her 1o-year-old son, Har-
old, on the Anchor line steamer
Furnesia. She brought over "a other
converts to Mormoniam. Mrs. Bevan
was detained, not because Of belief In
Mormanism, but In examination
showed her eyesight was defective.
She had e200 in cash with her.
II was through the extraordinary
efforts to obtain her release made BY
the Mormons here that Commissioner
Fitchie discovered the extent Of the
colony.
OHcials In the barge Office state
that the government had sent special
detectives here to investigate the
Mormon colony, particularly in regard
to the report that some Of them were
praeticing polygamy. Commissioner
Fitche said he knew nothing about
the presence of government detectives
here on such . mission.
George Q. Cannon, the Mormon
leader, 10 seriously III Of pnsumonis
at the Plaza.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02
PArROEIzE HOEE INDUSTRIES
The Mexico Ledger Has Always
Claimed That This Is the Way 70
Make Mexico a City.


rEoM lt41AAe haA1 Nt44AN
merchants and farmers should pat
r0nize each other; should feel q COM
mon interest In the veal OF their town
II they expect to live in q prosperous
community, have their town grow and
their farm and village property in
crease In value"
So saya, and wisely, The Centralia
Guard. Il is Just what the Rura1
World believes and haa often urged,
and II acted upon generally BY FARM
ers and town people there would be
little occasion 70 lament the concen-
tratiou OF wealth and population in
large cities. With spch q spirit pre-
vaEling as would make the farmers In
terested in the success Of the town
people and vice versa, It would BE- an
easy matter 10 establish crs2meries,
wooden mills, fruis and vegetable can
neries, meat packing plants and other
manufacturing enterprises. These,
through the labor employed IN thomr
would add to the consuming pcpula-
ton Of the town and thus make q bet
ter marKet for all the farmer pro-
duces, particularly for fruit, vegeta-
bles, mix, butter and others Of {
quickly perIshable nature.
The farmer should always remem
Der that he produces things 70 sell 4
people who are sngRgedi n some othel
line Of work, and that the nearer thes'
Iipeople are located to his farm the Lee
viii be the expense In transportation
and commission charges In marketing
his products. There h q money value
too, in friendly personal relations be-
tween producer and consumer.
There is another fact right herr
which we would like to impress On Ia
minds Of farmers, and that il that the
local newspaper ~p1blishsd In oneAl
home town il an enterprise whSck
should receive their most cordial sup
port 1t il the most i~nfasntiai and
efficient agency for advancing the
mutual interests Of the town and
country. Not only, we assert, should
farmers subscribe for their county
papers, but they should be patrons Of
their advertising columns. As before
remarked, the farmer produces things
to sell to others, and 1t Is q part of his
business, or should be, to hunt buy
ers. The business men of the town.
, get buyers by advertising their wares
in the columns Of the local papers. Il
there any reason why farmers shoult
! not do the same thing, and greatly Il
: their advantage? We think, too, tina
, there lie much that local newspaper
men can do, II they will but take holt
Of the idea vigorously, 10 develop
Z more friendly feeling between town
i and country people.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02
rHoRxTOE srAR,s DEFEAT.
Highland Chief Whe Beat Him, n a
Son Of Black Squirrel.

Prom ne 81 Loais Republic.
Highland Chief, who won the 1900
Stilvell Stake at Kansas City Monday,
is the property Of Bali Bros, Of YER
s%nilles. KY. and il entered in all the
saddle horse classes At the coming St.
Louis Horse show. Highland Chief is
q brown horse, J years old, by Black
Squirrel. Bis victory over Thornton
Star In the Stilwel Stake was q big
surprise to local horsemen. 1t was
thought that J. A. Potts great saddleE
would surely win the stake, and his
defeat came entirely unexpected.
thornton star won the important
hnddls horse class at the 50. Louis
Horse Show last year from such
q great stallion a. Monte Cristo, Jr.,
and The Frenchman, " said Drinks Par
rish, last night, s'and Il looked a.
though he would certainly carry on
the bonors At Kansas City this year.
do not know EAuch about Highland
Chief, bat he must rank mighty high
when he can get the blue ribbon from
Q ring in which Thornton Star is oae
of the competitors. The Siilwell Sake
was w,sn last yea 81. Orenshaw's
Monte Cristo, Jr."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02

Hoarseness in q child that is subject
to Group is a sure Indication of the ap-
proach OF the disease. II Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is given as soon
as the child becomes hoarse, or even
after the croupy cough has appeared,
1t win prevent the attack. Many
mothers who have croupy children
always keep this remedy at hand and
find that it saves them much trouble
and worry. 1t can always be depended
upon and lie pleasant to take. For
sale by Woodbridge & Purdy, drug
giete.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02

On the proposed general primary
method of selecting our State candi-
dates, 1t appears that a majority of
the country Democratic newspapers,
which have taken a stand in the mat
ter, finding, after careful consider
alton, there is no legitimate demand
for a change, and that it is now OF
doubtful e~xpedieney, r opposing it.
Many, which formerly favored the
primary, now doubt the wisdom Of
attempting II until at least it has been
tried and found successful In other
states and we have necessary legis-
lative enactments which win prevent
fraud and protect the interests Of all
candidates alike. Twenty-Five or thir-
ty Of our exchanges manifest opposi-
ton by reproducing articles from
papers openly opposing it, while as
many are not committing themselves,
hut appear TO favor the primary by
reproducing articles favorable to It,
while still quite 4 number Rre printing
matter both pro and con without COM
ment. 1t lie likely forty OF city inau-
entail papers strongly favor the
change, while many more strongly
oppose it. Perhaps a hundred Demo-
cratic papers up to this time have
taken no part in the discussion, have
reproduced nothing n way or the
other, and are open to conviction
Among rnose wnich oppose III prf-
mary, at least for the present-as far
as we have noted-are- the following
well-hnown influential journals which
have the interests of the party at
heart above individuals and which sell
dom make losing fights: State Tri-
bune, Jefferson City; The Advertiser,
Boonville; Herald, Shelbyville; Land
mark, Platte City; indicator, Bloom
field; Excelsior, Lancaster; Sun, Fl
Dorado; Democrat Dexter; Sentinel,
Independence; Torchlight, Shelbina;
News, Lexington; Democrat, Moberly;
Advance, Liberty; Times, st. Louis;
Standard, Excelsior; Leader Demo-
crat, Springfield; Democrats Standard.
Memphis; Times, Eeosho; O~onserva-
tor, Richmond; Unterrified Democrat,
Linn; Sentinel, Sedalia; Howell Ooun-
ty Gazette, West Plains; Herald, Co.
lumbia; Democrat : Courier, Craig;
Democrat-News Fredericktown;Trib
une, Clinton; Index, Slater; Constitu-
ton, Chiliicothe Times, Butler; Demo
crat, Carthage; journal, Excelsioi
Springs; jackson Examiner, Iude'
pendence; Democrat, Clinton; Enter
prise, Charleston; Shelby County Her
aid, shelbyville; Banner, Piedmont
Independent, Potosi; Telegraph, Full
ton; Herald, Huntsville; Democrat
Osceola; Press, Marble Hill; Demo.
crat, California; Usage Valley Record
Tuscumbia; Democrat, Hsrtvillei
Commercial, Rocheport; Index, Pux'
leo; Democrat, Savannah; Times
Herald, smithville; Press, Canton
Journal : Democrat, Warrensburg
Democrat, Pineville; Commonwealth
Ash Grove; Star, warrensburg; News
boy, Benton; Mail, Nevada; Democrat
Butler; Scotland Democrat, Memphis
Budget, sikeston; Record, New Ma
drId; journal, Lawsoni optimist, Gap
Girardeau; Standard, Hontgomer,
City; Bulletin, Linneus; Leader-Dem
crat, Fayette; Advertiser, EIdon; Her
aid, Armstrong; Jeifersonian, Nor
borne.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02

A piece Of flannel dampened with
Ohambsrlaln's Pain Balm and bound
on 70 the affected parts ls superior 70
any plaster. When troubled with .
pain in the chest or side, or . lame
back, give II q trial. You are certain
10 be more than pleased with the
promrA relief which II affords. Pain
Balm 10 also a certain cure for rheu-
mstIsm. For sale by Woodbridge &
Purdy, druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02

THE st. Louis Republic covers Ad-
miral Dewey's prospective wedding
with the following headlines; "Admis-
NJ Dewey has surrendered. An
nouBc his engagementto the widow
OF General W. b. nazen. Has known
her many years. Bride-elect q sister
OF John r. Mclean, Of Ohio, and q
leader In Washington society,"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02

hon. JoHs o'DAY, OF Springfield,
mo, says: "This city and county !
am satisfied are Oppoeed to the pri-
mary election system Have met
prominent Democrats from all ovei
Southwest Missouri, and they tell ms
the Democracy of their respective
sections is also bitterly opposed to
the Innovation
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02
Notice Of Letters Of Admlnistratop

Notice Of Letters Of AdmlnistrGtcn,
Notice is hereby given that letter
Of administration, with will annexed,
have been granted the underslgned
on the estate Of Jessie CravenS, %.
ceased, by the Probate Court Of 40.
drain County and that all person
having claims against said estate az
hereby notified 10 present the sane
for allowance within one year from
this date, and unless presented within
two years from this date they will b
forever barred.
HENRY ROBERTS,
AdmluImkratnr with will annaxad
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02

Hos. JoE A. GRAHAM, managing
editor Of the st. Louis Republic, writes:
81 think this agitation OF the primary
plan is likely to give the party con-
siderable troubls no matter what the
decision may be. It is possible that
the plan might suit the majority Of
voters, but 1t would inevitably play
havoc with the party organization
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02

DR.. G. R. wooDsox, of st. Joseph
No, writes &c follows: 81 think there
is no doubt but our country viii coin
eide with Governor stephens views
concerning a State primary. The ex-
penses for holding primaries through
out the State would be enormous and
would tax the few paying Democrats
in each county to an unbearAble de-
gree. OF course it would be impossi-
BILE for State candidates to meet the
expenses of a primary in each coun-
49, -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02
JESTER PLEADED NOT GUILTY
Attorney Then Moved That the Case
be Dismissed

PARIS, Mo-, Oct. 2s.-AlexaedeF
Jester was arraigned this morning for
the murder OF Gilbert Gates in this
county In 1871 and pleaded not guilty.
His attorney, J. 8. Mcintyre, aled 8
motion asking that the case be dis
missed on the grounds that the court
has no jurisdiction. Judge Eby viii
rule on this motion next week.
MIR. Mcintyre then served notice on
Prosecuting Attorney Rhodes that he
would file q petition next week for 8
change of venue on the ground Of
prejudice and would swear against
Monroe and Marion counties. The date
set TO argue this is Friday, Nov. 3.
Mr.. Rhodes says that for every wit
ness the defense puts on the stand to
swear that Jester cannot get justice
here be can get 90 who will thai
be can get justice.
Mr.. MeIntyre's motion to compel
Mr.. Rhodes TO deliver him the official
COPY Of the evidence taken at tbs pre-
limlnhry hearing vas overruled By
Judge Eby, but attorneys for the de-
Tense yin be allowed TO examine the
evidence here without removing the
same.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02

Notice 10 hereby given that let,sr,
OF administration upon the estate a
Ira Tincher, deceased, have bean
granted the undersigned by the Pro.
bate Court Of Audrain County, M.
souri,, bearing date Oct. 10, 1899.
All persons having claims apaiu.,
said estate are requested to exhlbll
them for allowance to the admiuistra.
tor within one year after date d
granting letters, or they may be pro.
oluded from any benefit OF such estate;
and If such claims be not exhibited
within two years from the date tbsy
will be forever barred.
e. II. TINCHER,
30-4t Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02

Notice 10 hereby given tns' ,.se
settlement Of the estate y. = IL
OBrieu, deceased, will be maos go
November term OF the Prooase = :
OF Audrain County, Missouri =
held ct Mexico, Missouri, on
ond Monday In November Inspu I
LOUIS 0'BkIe
AdmlnistTalol
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02

Notice ls hereby given tha. -. -.
settlement OF the estate OF Jos'Aiu,s \.
tead, deceased, will be mace go
November term OF the Probate =
OF Audrain County, Missouri
held &C Mexico, Missouri, on tn'
ond Monday In November lSssi
Executor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02

Notice Ia hereby given that ans
settlement Of the estate Of Hugh W.
son, deceased, win be made a. Y.
November term OF the Probate Ooaa
OF Audrain County, Missouri, % 7
held ct Mexico, Missouri, on the =
ond Monday In November, lsSs;
j. e. JESSE
Public AdmihistrstoF'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02

Notice is hereby given that aai
settlement OF the estate Of r. D. Dun.
bar, deceased, will be made at %
November term OF the Probate Con-
OF Audrain Oonnty, Missouri, 70 7
held &C Mexico, Missouri, on the ~
ond Monday In November, 1893:
ID. p. MOORE,
Administrator
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02

Notice is hereby given tbsI II I
settlement Of the estate OIL nss 4
Applemsn, deceased, will % T p.os,T
the November term OF the nI
Court OF Andrain County, ~ 4.
TO be heId at Mexico, Missouri, Os
second Monday IN November
b. J. APPLEMAs,
Administrsioi'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02
THERE is A CLASS OF PEOPLE

there has been placed in all the grocery stores .
new preparztion called GRAND. made Of pure
grains, that takes the place Of oodee. The most
and but few can tel It from coffee. Il does net
cost over 4 aa much Chndren may drink 10
with great benefit. Is cts. and 3 cte. per pack
age. TRY II. Ask Cor 0RAfN-0.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02

Notice IL hereby given that ~
settlement Of the estate Of 2
burkey, deceased, will be made ~
November term OF the Probate W.
OF Audrain Comfy, Missouri
held &c Mexico, Missouri, on tne y"
ond Monday In November, lSss;
KATHERINE BURKkfL
AdminIstrhtFih
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02

Notice 10 hereby given that hnl
settlement OF the estate OF OhfiStu
CAN'T, deceased, will be made at h
November term of the Probate OaB
Of AudFain aounty. Missse1, "a
held ct Mexico, Missouri, on the Il,
ond Monday in November, 1888.
W. r. CAN'T,
Adminiafratof
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-02
Notice Of Tinsl settlement.

Notice IL hereby given that hnaI
settlement Of the estate OF Matthss
Russell, deceased, viii be made ct De
November term of the Probate 0oui
Of Audrain County, Missouri, to b
held ct Mexico, Missouri, on the s@.
ond Monday In November, 1895.
MARY RUSSELL,
AdminiatratriI.