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The times., 1899-08-03
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1850.
The Weather Prediction.
TEMPERATURE.

Generally fair Thursday and Friday: fresh to
brisk southerly winds becoming variable.
The times., 1899-08-03
THERE WAS NO SMOKE.
Furnace Owners Appear to BE Obey

Eurnnce Uwncrs Appear TO BE Obey
Ing the Law.
The anti-smoke law passed at the last
session Of Congress went into effect yes
ferday. The Health Officer has appointed
DR.. R. L. Lynch. medical and sanitary in
spector OF the Health Department. to look
after violations OF the act, and has in
structed him to prosecute in all instances
where dense and thick smoke issues from
chimneys. The inspector entered upon his
new duties yesterday, but failed 10 find
The times., 1899-08-03
Enrineers Licensed.
Ono Mnnth,s Wnrk.

Third-class steam engineers licenses have beer
granted to James Mckee and John @. Ewald
The times., 1899-08-03
THE Sun AND MOON.

Highest temperature yesterday, p m..........s So
Lowest temperature yesterday, 1880 a. r........6 .6S
The times., 1899-08-03
PHASES OF THE MOON FOR AUGUST.

Sun rose. SOL AN. Sun sets. 10 Pm
Moon rises. ...2:3s AN. Moon sets.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

Ex -Congressman Hon A. NJ Dock
cry win be q candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor Of
Missouri next year. Congressman
Dockery is one Of Misso-zl's most
prominent Democrats and has always
been active, earnest knd loyal 70
party principles. He 10 In accord with
the rank and Gle OF the party on AL
the Leading issues Of the day. Mr..
Docksry, ~ q public servant, has been
faithful and true 10 his constituency
His life, public and private, lie an open
book and IL az clean a. q ribbon. WIKI
Alexander Docksry al the head Of the
ticket Missouri will give one Of the
largest Democrats majorities we have
had In years.
Mr.. DOckery belongs to no faction
bat IL 3 plain, Straightforward Demo
Graf, unpledged and untrammeIed BY
promises or obligations, either to
individuals or special interests. He II
able and honest and q maj Of splendic
executive ability. In honoring hin
the Democratic party viii do itset
proud and grand old Missouri viii con-
tinue 10 hold its place in the from
rank Of progress. The Democrats
throughout this part OF Missouri ap'
pear to be outspoken for Dockery fol
GoyeFnor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04
Asylum Investigation.

AAtA ~ S&aA NV i've
The pyrotechnic testimony furnish
ed the Fulton Insane Asylum commit
tee in Jefferson City on Tuesday by
Gen. Horne sounds too much like the
ranting Of q disappointed omce-seeker
TO have any influence with the people.
We have followed the testimony fur
nished the committee closely and we
do not g wherein Gov. Stephens has
done anything mort than TO stand By
q friend. And so far as DR.. ooombs is
concerned the prosecution has failed
10 prove 9 ~ Of immortality or OF in
toxicstion sufficient 70 keep him from
performing bic duties ~ superin-
tendent in . manner that even his
enemies are compelled 10 admit has
put the institufion In q better condi-
lion thaH Il ever was 10 lie history.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04
Women Should Know L

Many women suffer untold agony
and misery because the nature of theil
disease ie not correctly understood,
They have been led to believe thai
womb trouble Dr. female weakness ol
some sort Is responsible for the many
ills that beset womankind.
Neuralgia, nervousness, headache,
putty or dark circles under the eyes,
rheumatism, q dragging pain or dull
ache in the back, weakness or besr-
ing-down sensations ,profuse or scanty
supply Of urine with strong odor, fire.
quent desire to pass it with scalding OF
burning sensation, sediment In it aftel
standing In q bottle or common glasl
for twenty-fouF hours, are signs oil
kidney and bladder trouble.
The above symptoms are often at
tributed by the patient herself or BY
her physician to female weakness OF
womb trouble. Hence, so many fail
to obtain relief, because they are
treating, not the disease itself, but
reflection OF the primary cause, which
lie kidney trouble.
made miserable with kidney and blad-
der trouble and both need the same
remedy.
DR.. KilmeF's 5wamp-Root is the
great discovery Of the eminent kidney
and bladder specialist, and is easy to
get at any drug store for fifty cents
or one dollar.
To prove its wonderful merits you
may have a sample bottle and book
both telling all about It, both sent abb
solutely free By mail. Kindly men
ton the Mexico LEDGER and send
your address TO DR.. Kilmer q Co,
Rlnohamnfnn. n Y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04
DR.. Frank Steele Dead.

DIR. Frank L. Steele, son Of John J
Steele, Of this city, died in Fulton thil
week Of paralysis. DIR. Steele had beer
III for sometime and his death wal
not unexpected. He was about A
years old and will be remembered By
our people as being a bright, active
young man and very popular with his
associates. DIR. Steele leaves a wife
and three children, one boy and two
girls, who reside at Wright City,
where the funeral will take place to-
to-day.
DR.. Steele vas a member of the
Presbyterian church and. very earnest
in his faith. Until he was taken sick
he was not only q most successful
physician, bat an active business man.
The LEDGER joins all who knew him
in extending sincere sympathy to the
bereaved family,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04
sOmE on our %rEsrINoNIALs.

/ have been under treatment OF
Profs, Catron & Magruder for four
days and have received great benefit.
! am eighty years old. They are put
ting new life In me. / am improving
with every treatment.
THoMAs-A. COURIER.
l have been taxing absent treatment
from Profs. Catron & Msgruder for
three weeks. | have received great
relief aad benefit. My ailments were
Sciatio rheumatism and kidney trouble.
MRS. JANE A. LAoossETT,
Shreveport, La.
Ihave been troubled with iniamam-
ton Of the bladder and stomach for
years. l have been treated for three
weeks with absent treatment by Profs,
Catron 4 Magruder and am greatly
relieved. Mrs. NANCY JONES,
Moberly, Mo.
have been troubled for three years
with chronic sore throat; also with
constipation. The above gentlemen
cured me Of these troubles in four
treatments. They have also cured
me OF suppressed menstruation.
MATTE O. RICE,
DarksviIle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04
NETTING or TIE LINTON
DISTRICT MEDICAL soclxTT.
Ihs Mszss1x are Gang AftE4As
Msstfzg e tAs StAts AgsseA6ez
Pr GD-Dr. 7. J. Rstkws-Es
Dsmas RsyrsttsS-NgE
oEesfH ElsctsG

ne Ena1l Distxhct Med5czl Soc5sty,
eo=praing he coznnss Of A1drEan,
Wsrrsz, NoziEo7sry, Useola. -
CAkriss, Pike, Galway, Boozs AID
RA1oolpk, co1Fs1s5 at TIE CogEt
Ho1ss IN this eEy Al 4 o'c1oek Inss-
ear &fternooa Excspafng the Cd
i5zrz2eat ior suPpsr the s0cassy was
in ssszioz Until II O'Clock
ne meeting TusssHy vas TIE xth
kznaL E~ztsexiBg. TIE socisSy vas
orgAntzsd At wArrsnton IN iss3. slnos
thsn ssDi-Gnn1& nsstings have been
he'd, asd for several years past Msxi-
90 has been the permanent meeting
place
Tuesdays session opened vita .
pSpsr reporting . - on o~yRriotomy
By DR.. y. ?. Baker, Of Fulioa- ne
paper was genenIy discussed By The
doctors present A paper on eonsti-
== By Dr. W. q. D01giGss, Of Rash
Bill, vas also disc1ssed.
During the evening session DR..
David Sowlin. Of Montgomery CITY,
read Al excellent PaPer on "Frhcturss
Of The Thigh.n This, a. vel asspaper
on HPelvie Inflammation By Dr.. 7. J..
fainter, Of Warrsnton, wAs diseased
~ length.
Election Of officers resulted a. toll
Vows:
Dr.. L o. Rodss, Of Mexico, Presi-
dent.
DR.. I. J. TAintsr, Of warrenson, lst
Vioe-President.
Dr.. David Eovlin, Of Montgomery
City, End Yies-President
Dr.. z. sCGTe, Of Mexico, Secretary.
DR.. Martin Yates, Of Fulton, Treas
urer.
They sDccesd the following:
In. J G.. Moore, Of Fulton, Presi-
dent
DR.. L. o. Rodes, Of Mexico, Ist
Yice-Prezident.
DR.. I. P. Rothwen, OF Mexico, 2nd
vice-PreGident.
DR.. Peter Arnold, Of weIlsville, Sec
Rotary.
Dr.. Martin Yates, of Fulton, Treas
urer.
Drs. n. Z. Rodes and 7. J. Baskett,
OF Mexico, and n. g. Baker, Of Fulton,
were appointed q committee to draft
q set Of resolutions deploring the
death Of DR.. I. P. RothveIl, q charter
member Of the society.
By resolution II was decided that
those members Of the society who at
tended the State meeting at Sedalia
or May Is to use their influence to
secure the 1900 meeting of the society
for Mexico. The State meeting has
an attendance Of 800 to 500 and would
be . big thing for Mexico. ItisA three
day meeting and the Business MEMS
Association should see 70 furnishing q
proper building for that time.
The Linton District Society adjourn
ed to meet in Mexico at the regular
s~emi-annual meeting in the fall. There
were three new members taken In,
Drs. J. ", Berry, Of Readsviiie, J. P.
Harrison, Of Benton City, and Z. McD
Bridgford, Of Mexico. These together
with the following werei In attendance
Drs. n. P. Baker, Fulton; JIG. Moore,
Fulton; W. r. Rodes, L. o. Rodes, N,
q. Rodes, O. A. Rothwell, E. g. Cave,
J. T. Baakett, O. r. HALEY, O. 7. Var
non, Mexico; David EowIin, Mont.
gomery City; 7. J. fainter, Warren
ton; W. Il. Douglass, Rush HHl; n. r
Crews, Williamsburg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04
ALL WANT THE Pa IR.
Missouri Towns Making Flattering
Offers to the Agricultural Board.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, April 81. r.
RIppey, secretary of the State Board
of Agriculture, is in receipt Of letters
from all over the State, asking what
the board intends TO do In the matter
Of selecting q site for the State Fair,
and many towns have already made
offers of both land and money.
Secretary Rippey says the board is
authorized to locate the fair at some
town making a good bid, and which
will be acceptable to the agricultural
and live stock interests of the State.
Towns wishing the fair must offer
$4,000 OF ss25, 900 in land, buildings,
etc. About the last OF May the board
probably will meet to visit the towns
making the best bids and see which
will be the most suitable location. The
first fair will be held In the fall OF 1900.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04
Black Flag,
MEXICO. MO.
Next Door TO Buckley & noore's.
MRS. PAULINA wADDINGHAM.
She is Going After Col. Bill Again
For More Money.

Mrs. Paulina waddingham, we'll
known to the readers OF the Mexico
LEDGER as being the former wife Of
Col. VIM. Waddingham, who owns
Waddingham Park and other property
in Audrain county, lie IN Mexico ar
ranging to "stir up the monkeys'i
again.
Dol. VIM. Waddingham has married
again andis now living with his wife at
the Imperial Hotel In 81. Louis; but Il
seems that his fret wife lie not satis-
fed with her monthly allowance. She
is looking into matters here, and II
she Ends that she lie not going to get
a good share OF the colonel's estate
when be dies, she is going to 90 after
it right away. She lives at Martins
vile, Mich.
Il lie understood that Col. wadding-
hams health is very poor, but that
bis second wife is hale and hearty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

KEEKEu1A, No. April S.-Thtrty
deaths are now charged 70 the tor
nzdo Of TzrHaEy. Two Of tsOse
fatally injured disd t0-tEy. hey
wsrs Mss GeorEiA Lang, aged II
years, and TIE baby Of Hezry Billing
ton, f0z1a in ia dead n0thsr's srms.
TIE parent vas stricken down while
fleeing fron bar home, hop1ng to
save her own md er sGby's Hfe- As
il was, she virtually ran into the jaws
Of dsafh, far the house she left was
zninjured.
Et1ety-four persons are reported
among the injured, but probably q
fourth Of that number in Sddition
have been overlooked
Physicians report that eight or ten
Of the injured viii die. Trained nurses
fron Quincy, St. Louis and Kansas
City are being assisted BY the stu
dents At the two osseopathie schools.
Misc Lizzie Clark, Of St. Louis,
vhose sister, Mrs. A. Il BowmAn,wzs
killed, ID here helping to nurse the
injured
TIE committee tonight estimates
the total loss at s25OyOoo; Of that
amount NOS more than $4,000 was
insured against wind. The work of
relief IL nov well organised At the
citizens mass-meesing an active ex-
ecutiTs committee vas appointed, IN
GLIDING Mayor W E. Soonan, g. n.
Nc uire,W ". p. KngIeh&rf, 8. Z. Ross,
@. S. Brothers, John caskey, P. J.
Rieger and Geo. T. Spencer.
Subscriptions aggregzting nearly
5000 have been received to-day.
Over one bali came from KirksyiIIe
residents. From all over the country
contributions varying from s5 TO ESQ
each have been coming In from indi-
viduals, corporations and more IL
promised.
Mayor Noonsn said to-night: THE
immediate wants OF the suffering are
provided for, but we shall have need
for much more money and clothing
He called upon the Mayors Of Keo-
kuk, ottumwa ana Des Moines foI
financial aid and Was assured of q
liberal response.
Gov. Stephens forwarded bis con-
tribution Of $50, with an offer 70 Issue
q proclamation calling upon the peo.
pie Of Missouri for q contribution.
Mayor Noonau replied, expressing
grateful acknowledgment Of the ten
der, bat advising against the necessity
for q proclamation.
Eleven Of the bodies have beer
shipped to various outside points fol
burial. Every train leaving the city
In the last forty-eight hours has borns
one or more Of the bodies.
Every incoming train has beer
loaded with hundreds OF sight seers,
"What effect will this catastrophe
have upon the annual encampment o.
the @. A. &. Department of Missouri
scheduled 10 be held In Kirksvnli
May 10 to LIT" lie the query frequently
made.
Mayor Noonan's significant tele'
gram 10 Department Commander A
@. Peterson answers the question. /
lie: "We stood By q guns, cas-
down, but not ~dismayed; KirksviIlt
will weleoms the Grand Army and III
friends.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04
FOR VI STREETS.
The County Court viii do Its Part in
the Good Work Of Fixing up
the Town.

The question Of paving the streets
around the public square with asphalt
was presented TO the County Court
Monday, and there seems to be no
doubt but that the court will act
~fsvorably In the matter.
County Courts throughout the State
wherever the matter has been pre-
sented have always favored paving
the streets, and the County Court Of
Audrain is progressive and anxious
10 Keep pace with up-te-date i'm
provsments. The Andrain County
Court wiz always be found keeping
up with our citizens In every move
meDt forward.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

TEE MARSHAL ma Rogrsa closes
. strong editorial il references to the
ef0rf Of EnAH5 bore politicians to EAn-
age the Affairs Of the universe a. fol-
lows: HWhsn an editor euters the Lat
Of coutestauts for political prefer
ners be soor wrecks the usefulness
and respec4z5Eiry Of bis paper. As
respects the interests Of the great
p1biic, IL becomes ssenseisss. uureta-
BILE s0ullesE thing. Il - deceive no
citizen who h gifted with ordinary
discsrnmsnt, and the great public who
are not seeking persOnalthrift through
party &nhation, s0ou come to know
that il ss vslneless as respects their in
faranea y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

b. b 0rrHE1Es Eze sc0seh teErssrs
oErr1ed % nra przs - ne hig ca
etrzati deg show. An&rAin cgunty b
StEScsis IN the arss prlEs bosinsss when
Il cones 70 contests otEzy kind. NJ.
Guthris's dozE not oziy carried &C
hfst primes al Cinrinnas1, hzt e4rrBed
&C PriIss in 81 L0uis. Ftssb1rE and
p~a4rr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

We will send the Mexico weekly
LEDGER one month free to any per-
son desiring to examine the paper
before subscribing. Send Is your
name and II al the end Of one month
you do not want to become q perma-
ncnt subscriber we will discontinue
your paper. r. NJ. WHITE,
Editor and publisher Mexico LEpGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04
DEWEY DIDN'T DO A THING"
According to Christian Science; He
Only Thought BE Did.

"Cures Of Christian Science" waE
the subject Of DIR. NJ. s. Hughes Sun
day for his third discourse Of Chris
tian Science. As &C preceding lee
lures the big Independence Avenue
Church va packed. Some Of Mrs.
Eddy's propositions which be disseot-
cd were:
Dyspepsia is 3 random thought Sc
vert upon the gastric iuIces."
"a boil Is q manifestation OF be-
lief"
"Colic in the babe Is the result Of q
mental aatulency in the parent"
According 70 the Christian Science
theory, "said Dr.. Hughes, "Dewey did
not do 3 thing to the Spaniards-he
only thought he did"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04


TIE Cry courcH net IN cAHso
s~@i0z Saturday night and voted $3.50
of ery rsvsans 70 Be Pui On the roads
n TIE SIX zBs r11d District OUTSIDE
the city HEitA Atthe last election this
law SEs ad0ptsd b. the vo7s Of TIE
peoPls ard rev quiss nuE5er Of
tboss wbO voted say tssy dld rot m
dsrszEzdA Tie hE IN I'll in refer
e5es 50 TIE matter vas p151she6 Il
the Daily and Weekly LEDGER yuss
pESor 20 The eIcuo2 and thSre IL N
exc1ss for BOT understanding the zEt-
ter. TIE attention Of TIRE voters vGs
repeatedly called 70 the Law "a detail
b t11s paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

Gardener Vandiver, Of the Chilli
ooths Home for girls, admitted 10 the
Legislature committee that he had
kissed many Of the inmates. He said
Il was the little oues-some about Is
years. He said that be Rugged
them, also, - an Incidental merely.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

EICAE LDthIH.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he Is tbs
senior partner Of the firm OIL ]. CHENEY 4
and State Aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sam Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS fol
each and ever case OF CatarTh that cannot be
cured b. Halls CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed IN my
presence this stb day Of December, A. D., 1850.
A. W. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly On the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system Send for testimonials, tree.
p. J.. CHENEY 4 CO, Toledo, o.
Sold By Druggists, 75c.
Hail's Family pills are the best.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

THE COurt q AnSsaAs q 81 Lsuis
hes gives the ulsss absdy blew In
MisapurL Ts8a cOart hShas tEzi esl-
hanazissa. whseA are Illegal us6sE TIE
ssat1ass - Rlsss1rL o1n1os BE oPsr-
ssss unssr ne cloak q es-pOs1tions
Sad thAt osensen e1unOs enforce pay
meat for goods
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

According to the State Auditors re-
port for 1897 and 1885 there vas q gain
Of eIghty-hve dram shops In the State
as between 1897 and 1898. II lie pleas
ing 70 notice, though, that the number
has diminished in the counties bor-
dering on Audrain to the extent Of
two saloons. Following lie a table
showing the changes:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04
Filipinos Tired Of War and Request q
Temporary Cessation Of Hostilities
Proposition Declined.


AdiutAut Censrai, Washington
MANILA, April H.-Oonference with
insurgent Representatives terminated
this morning. They requested cessa-
ton OF bostilities three weeks 10 en-
able them to cali Congress to decide
whether 70 continus prosecution OF
war or propose terms Of peace. Prop
osition declined and fun amnesty
promised on surrender.
Believe insurgents tired OF war, but
seek to secur terms OF peace through
what they denominate their repre-
sentative Congress. OTIs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

Notice lie hereby given that fnl
settlement OF the estate Of @. Z
Brown, deceased, Will be made at til
May term of the Probate Con,
of Audrain County, Missouri, to h
held at Mexico, Missouri, on the Sc
ond Monday In May, 1899.
J. & J. s. BROWN,
Executors
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

Notice lie hereby given that a1
settlement OF the estate OF Sarah I
Turner, deceased, will be made At b
May term OF the Probate Cogi
OF Audrain County, Missouri, to y
held at Mexico, Missouri, on the Nr
ond Monday In May, 1893.
A. BURKEY,
AdminiatratOf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

List Of letters remaining In the Post
once at Mexico, No, for the week
ending May 4, 1893, which II not
called for 10 thirty days will be cent
70 the Dead Letter Once at Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters In this
List viii please cay advertised"
Mrs.. A. z. Bybee, P. C~hamberson,
Csnto Bros, Alice Drew, Mrs. jamie
Fox, Mrs.. Fred. Guy, Mar Haas,
James Irving, Prof. n. JaHs, Annie N.
KeeIer, Mrs. sal1e Kelly, Laura Rob-
inson, 7. @. Stewart, II. z Young.
". n TEELoAR, Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

You can see it, perhaps, one Of DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets-but you
can't feel IT after it 10 taken. And yet
1t does you more good than any Of the
huge, old-fashioned pills, with their
gripping and violence. These tiny
"Peliets," the smallest and easiest
to take, bring you help that Ldsts.
Constipation, indigestion, bilious at
lacks, siek or bilious headaches, and
all arrangements of Hver,stomachA and
bowels are permanently cured,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

Notice is hereby given that fnl
settlement OF the estate of Conn
Schultheis, deceased, will be made 3
the May term of the Probate Coz
Of Audrain County, Missouri, to b
held at Mexico, Missouri, on the se
ond Monday In May, 1899.
FRED ]. PRECHT,
Adminlstrat0i.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04
HoRD & KING:
CAREFUL.
Watch This Space Close.

We saved everyone from &c
to IS per cent on their pur-
chases last month, and we are
going to keep it up for 90 days
yet, at least.
This stock has to be reduced
by August /, and we are going
to divide the profit with you.
From now on come in and
see how much you can save on
dress goods of all kinds, mems
and ladies' furnishing goods,
staple dry goods, hats and
shoes.
We have been in business
here long enough for people
to know US by this time and
this sad" is not wind ; it is
actual facts, all Of which we
viii demonstrate to your entire
satisfaction with every oppor-
tunity we have. Call and see.
Ha
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

A missionary service viii be held at
Trinity church Sunday, May 2, at II
O'Clock q. m. 1t will be conducted by
the pastor, assisted by the young
people. Rev. W. A. Hanna will de-
liver a missionary address at three
O'Clock p. m, weather permitting.
W. 8. ROCKER, Pastor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

Notice lie hereby given that ag
settlement of the estate Of j. Z
Shell, deceased, viii be made a
May term of the Probate Ve
OF Audrain County, Missouri, 70
held at Mexico, Missouri, on the =
ond Monday in May, 1899.
j. r. SHELL
Administrat0i
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04
zEF HRST LIBERAL RESPONSES
CANE FRoM RESIDENTS OF
TEE STRICKEN zowN.
OTHER CITIES RENDERED HELP.
Mayer Kao1Ea Says iA4i SzPPHss are
Nssasa fsE ths cyeluAs Sal
ts-sn-sutszKtis Rs6sf
wxk-Jas RearAes
oErs25o0W.

KHKsvuLE. No, April =, Isss-
TBS sEH Be advice 70 the cities and
towns tAroGgAO1s the stA.s thas ne
reed nna1csL GEsissAses ~ ozcs 10
rsEsTe eycIozs sufferers. We can
nSt meet TIE eDergsoey.
W. z yooxAN, Mayer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

The An6rzfs Co1zsy Bs5ls InStiiufs,
cossSctss a. TIE BApslat ehurch Gar
ing the izas wosk, clossd sunday
nigsL Ms messing wa both in1sr-
ssssnR aud profitable ana vas largely
atteatea.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04
FERRIS & CAUTHoRS


] have been . snderer from chronic
diaFrhoea ever since the war and have
used ali kinds Of medicines for It. At
last I found one remedy that has been
= success q q cure, and that is Cham
bsFIainis Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy Z. GEIsHAN, Gaars
Mills, La. For sale by Woodbridge &
Purdy, druggists
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

Notice is hereby given that Y
settlement OF the estate OF Jo6n :
Gordon, deceased, will be made ,
the May term Of the Probate "
OF Audrain County, Missouri,
held at Mexico, Missouri, on ths"
ond Monday In May, 1899.
ROBERT LUOklh
AhministTsl0
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

Notice lie hereby given that d.
settlement OF the estate OF b. !
Dobyns, deceased, will be made al =
May term OF the Probate Goa
Of Audrain County, Missouri to :
held at Mexico, Missouri, on the CO.
ond Monday In May, 1899.
HOWARD Buckley,
Adminietrai0i
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-05-04

A farm Of 200 aores in Galloway
county well adapted for stock rails
ingi plenty Of water the year round;
a big bargain. Apply to J. O. Berry,
Mexico, NO. dwIt