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Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

Township 81, Range q. n
Audrain County, Missouri
To Make said Township (,
Range 9, a SPECIAL Rom
DIsrRIcT.

WHKREAs, on the 2iss dav n, III,
A. d. 1899, = petition signed bv mn
tkan fifty fH) qualified, resjden, 1.sIs
paying voters Of Township 81, RAN.
., In Audrain County, Missouri ny
filed in the County Court -,
Audrain County, p~etitioning ~
court 70 submit to the vo,s su
OF said Township 81, Range Q ssfs
special election 10 be held for ~
purpose, q proposition for the adoss
ion OF an act entitled, aAn Az,
Provide for Working and Imnrovls@
the Public Roads, By the o~rgani1ssus
Of Special Road Districts Of Ter,,ssOoaa
Not Mors Than Six Miles SQUARE Z
Which IL Located q City Of the Th,,S
or Fourth Glass, Except Cities OF 4.
Third Glass Organized Under snas;.,
Charter; and to Raise Revenue Ths,.
for and to Further Provide That W..
This Act Shall Become a Law It shsS
Take Eject and Be in Force OnIv /.
Such Prescribed Territory Wbessr
the County Courts Shall, BY Order
Record, Declare the Same to be M
Law in Such Prescribed Terrttor
Where Adopted By the Legal yotsr
Thereof, with an emergency clanse )
and found on page IS and the follo9.
ing pages Of the laws of the Stats ~
Missouri relating to roads, hiphwsv.
and bridges, in force June 10th, 1881
compiled by A. A. Lesueur, Secretary
Of State, and also found on pages 253ta
25s inclusive, OF the Session Acts al
1895.
Therefore, notice lie hereby given
by the County Court Of said county IA
the voters Of said Township 81, Rams.
Q, in AudraiD County, Missouri, M;
there will be on the 18th day Of Aus.
ust, 1899, 8 special election held Il
Audrain County, Missouri; and at ss6
special election on said 18th day d
August, 1899, the said proposiiion
as above set forth, viii be sub.
mitted to be voted on BY The
resident voters Of said Township ST.
Range Q.
At said election above explained tbs
polls will be kept open from seven
o'clock In the morning until sunset d
the evening. All voting will be dOus
ct the four established voting ORE.
cincts IN said Township 81, Range 4
all Of which precincts are located u
Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri.
In testimony whereof / have here.
unto set my hand and caused the sed
OF the County OF Audrain to be affixed
this, the 2ist day of July, A. D. ls9.
IsIGgED.] ]. Z. SIMS,
Presiding Judge Of County Court d
Audrain County, no.
MRS. CLARA d. SNfDOW,
Clerk Of County Court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27
FOR SALE!
TEXAS SCHOOL LANDS
Soon to Be on the Market


In addition to the public free sckaf
and asylum lands belonging to III
State, now on the Market by an Il
OF the last Legislature, which taxa
effect and goes into operation a.
August 27th, 1893, three million acrs
more wiz then be placed on ID
market for sale BY the State, at d
minimum price OF one dollar PEI
acre for grazing land, and sI.5O Pa
acre for agricultural land, on term
within reach OF all, viz: one fortisa
OF the purchase money cash, and tie
balance on forty years time, at 8 pa
cent. annual interest. This and Il
the other free school and asyluu
lands al be bought by actual settler
in tracts of from so acres to fog
sections (e4o acres each. } An detaeha
sections can be purchased by an
person over IS years Of age, regaFd,
less Of settlement or place Of red.
dence.
On receipt Of one dollar will ssHs
q map OF the State by counties and /
pamphlet giving q full text
the State laws governing IL
sale Of these lands, the iOfm
used In making application to pa.
chase same, the names OF the cOuH-
ties In which the same are located
and the quantity in each, togeiba
with full instructions, how to prOcea
to purchase any part Of the cant
when placed upon the market.
This Il an opportunity Of q life tiHa
TO get some good land cheap :
cheap lands In Texas will soon BET
thing Of the past.
Send money BY draft, P. o. ords
or express. Money order paysblsh
undersigned.
Address ell communications to
q. W. WENDELL, sR-i
Austin, Texhs
References; ANY Of the stste q
county officers, or any bank in y
city. 1td-2tw.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27
THE EVIDENCE COMES
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE CITY
AID ALL KINDS OF
PEOPLE
Testimony is Being Daily Gathered il
Behalf Of MorrOw's Kid-ae-Oids
and Liverlax-

No preparation ever placed before
the people has gained such a high
reputation as Morrow's Kid-ne-osda
and Liverlax. The statements Of
Mexico peopls about these medicines
are remarkable.
Geo. King, cigar manufacturer who
resides at No. lIoe julie ST., St-Joseph,
Mo-, has used these medicines with
remarkable results and speaks a
follows; 81 have been afflicted with
liver complaint for q long time; Ian
naturally OF q bilious temperament. ]
had malaria in my system and was
very bilious much Of the time. I have
taken liver pills and other liver rem
edies but nothing relieved me until
commenced to take Morrow's Liver
lax. / felt much better after taking
the first dose and continued to take !
until that languid tired feeling left me
and 1 am full Of animation and as lively
and vigorous as ever. Malaria hai
been driven out of my system and ny
liver seems to perform its functions
LiyerIax is splendid. / took q few
doses Of Morrow's Kid-ne-oids for
their tonic effect and / am so vel
pleased with the result that l vii
continue TO . them right along.
will heartily recommend Morrow
Kid me- oids and Morrow's Uverlax.'
Kid-ne-oids r not pills, but yel,
low tablets, which is q scientific form
Of preparation. Liverlax are small
red pellets which cur constipation
and cell for twenty five cents q box
Kid-ne-oids sell for fifty cents . box
Both of these remedies are for saIt
ct all frst-class drug stores and a
Buckner & Whitney's drug store.
Descriptive booklet mailed upoI
request by John Morrow & Company
Chemists, Springfield, Ohio.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27
JAMES KrRKrATRICx, sR- DEAD.


James Kirkpatrick, aged absuE 70
years. died Is 5 o'clock Msnazy meEn-
ing whfls resting under q tree ~ the
home Of his sister-in-laN, Mira Belle
Gilner, slx miles scutheass Of Mexico.
Mr.. KiFkpatasckss dexth Vas mex
peeted, a. he had not besn eonssdersd
seriously III, though be suffered a
severe accident a few weeks age and
had bssn eighty indispossd stnce.
While riding 70 Benton City . few
weeks since, Mr.. Kirkpatrick. whose
hearing xss sllghny detective, did
nsa hear q hoEsemzn riding up behind
him In q gaIlsp, but She horss be was
vas riding became frightened a the
elnttsr Of boots and SHE'D Just Il the
time bis rider reached over to brush
some hies from the animals head and
threw Mr.. Kirkpatrick violently to
ths ground, rendering him unconscious
for a time and bruislng him up con-
siderAbly.
Deceased game 60 AudrAin from
Monroe county, Mo-, at an early day
in The settlement Of this county and
shortly after the discovery Of gold in
California vent to the Pacific coasi
and stopped one winter ~ Ins Daiiest
in oregon, when President Grant,
then . captain In the regular army,
was In charge Of the military post
there, and who awarded Mr.. Kirk
patrick . contract TO supply the Pos'
with beet.
Subsequently the deceased went to
California, engaging there in ranch
ing and mining and was later one Of
the early pioneers Of Florence Idaho,
where be At one time assisted Joaquin
Miller, the present famous Poet Of
the sierras, In transporting mail from
Fort walla waIIa, wssh., 10 Florenee.
Mr.. kirkpatrick afterwArd settled
at Caldwell, Canyon county, Idaho,
and came from there here rome seven
or eight years ago, making his home
with Mrs. Belle elmer, whose nrzi
husband, the late Robert Kirkpatrick,
was q brother Of DECEASED.
J, The funeral Of Mr.. Kirkpatrick, who
was universally popular, was largely
attended and was conducted at hiI
late residence, after which the re-
mains were laid to rest In the Lock
ridgs cemetery Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27
THE MEXICO FAIR
A Word to the Patrons Of the Enter
prise-August 20 the Date.

There win be q regular old time Fair
held ct Mexico THE year for four days,
beginning August 2, and the manage
msnt wishes It distinctly understood
that there win be no charge for
taking vehicles Of any kind or horses
into the grounds, and those desiring
to pass outside the gates wiz be al
lowed to do 90 upon securing from the
proper authority q pass-out check
which win enable them to return
without any extra charge. The ad-
mission 70 the grounds VIII be Is cents.
II Is intended to make the premium
list for stock and the purses for speed
as liberal as any fair held in this part
OF the State. The premium List will
appear In next weeks Mexico LED
CIR.
The enterprise lie under entirely diff
ferent management from any former
Mexico fair and no effort win be
SPARED 70 make It . big success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27
Notice OF
FOR DEPOSITARY D
County Funds

Notice is hereby given that =
County Court Of Audrain Oounyi
Mo-, In pursuance OF the provis,sss
OF Article 6, Volume 1, OF the -
Revised Statutes Of Missouri, WI :
the August, 1889, term Thereon
ceive sealed proposals from osn.ss
interpretations, associations OF -
vidual bankers, IN said county, :
come the depositary OF the eosss
funds for q period OF two years ~
the date said proposal lie accepted =
bond approved. -
All bids must be delivered 70 =
clerk Of said court on or before - 4,
on August 7, 1929, which will Dc :
first day Of said August, lsss, w.
CLARA d. SNlDONt
County UlerA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27
Fpeampmeut

The fourth annual encampment, G.
A. &. department Of Missouri for the
Ninth Congressional District viii be
held at WeIIsviIle, No., August 9, 10,
II and Il.
Among the speakers who have
promised to attend are: Col. d. P.
Dyer, Maj. VIM. Warner, Col h. P.
Robbins, Col J.H. Scott, State depart
ment commander, and Col. John P.
Plat. Col. Henry Newman and Gen.
Mcintyre, x-Confederates, have also
been invited and are expected to at
tend.
All old soldiers, whether they wore
the "blne or the gray" + cordially
invited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27
Asienss,s Notice.

Notice Is hereby given to all the
creditors of Nm. Miller, OF Mexico,
No., that l win, on the 18th day Au-
gust, 1899, at my Office in Mexico,
NO., proceed publicly to allow and
adjust claims against the effects as
signed to me By VIM. Miller for BEN
eft of creditors, and viii continue
said hearing during the two following
days. L. P. oRIGLER,
1s-4t Assignee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27
Instructed Por Hnckadaz

FULTON, Mo-, July z.-Prmary
meetings were held In the various
townships In this county this after
noon and delegates were selected to
the congressionl convention on
August 2. Judge John A. Hockadsy
swept the county. The delegatez
are all for him fret, last and all the
time. Reliable news has been re-
ceived here that Cooper county was
carried for Colonel McOulloch.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27
ORcial can For . Reunion.


Col d. p. Dyer, Of St. Louis, has
issued the following call to the surviv-
ing soldiers of the Forty-E Ninth Regi-
ment Of Missouri Volunteers:
ST.. LOUIS, No, July 3.-At the re-
quest Of some Of the officers and men
Of the Forty-Ninth Regiment, / an
nounce that there win be q reunion Of
the regiment held at Weilsville, no.,
Wednesday, August 10. It win be
gratifying to you to meet and shake
hands once more with your OLD con-
rades and I hope that each Of you win
make a special effort to be present on
that occasion. It will give me great
pleasure to greet each and every one
Of you at that time.
Faithfully Your Friend,
ID. P. DYER,
Late Colonel Of FoFty-NInth No. Vol.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

II you have not made your report,
please do 50 now. Teachers and
school directors, be 90 good as 10 cal
at my once without delay,f you have
any business with me, &c ! viii b
absent after next week from The
county for several weeks. Leave any
papers that you have for me with
Pelide Locke or ask Of him any papeni
needed. FKKEcH eTE0zEER,
County School Oommiszioner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27
eKx- sHAFrKR N AUDRAIx.
A B Cusssr. a 0la-Time citizsa
cites Raess q Knsn-Thihh II
Mistake

II the Ralhr q ~ La6er.
MEXICO, No, Jaly 2S.-Haying 1t
one time been q resident Of the east
esd Of his county and for two terms,
nine months Ia al, tried 70 teach the
y0uth Of the vicinity IN the old schooi
house which formerly stood near the
classic banks Of Little Loutrc, one
nils and q pah south OF where
aBsautifui Mzrtissburg, Fklrsst VII
lage Of the Plain, " now sends toward
the sky the spires and dones Of
her churches and school housss-
Mount Zion, 81 II wxs then known
and a. there seems 10 be . desigs "a
bring this old "tsmpie Of learning
into notoriety BY relating the storJ
that Il was once presided over By
noted man, I have taken some pain
to get an accurate history OF the mat
ter from the building OF the housI
down to the commencement Of III
civil war, including the year 1864
when Il Is said that the great MAJ
welded the hickory therein
:, The house was built in 1886 b.
: W. r Martin, Benjamin Hiil, Alfre'
Petty and others. During the fan Ana
winter Of that year the school va
: Taught by Judge William Harris VIII
also taught there In lsl7-s.
d Asa Branson taught there in 1880
r Judge Gordon, In 's1-2; J. A. Ridge
I way, l1sSs; Judge Gordon, again d
sIs54; J. A. Ridgewzy, again IN wintsl
/ Of '55-6; Asa Brguson, again in 81.
; J. A. Ridgeway, again in '5s-s.l
! The only summer school taught u
to this time was taught By ". 3. Mar
| tin about 80 or SO.
Ths above facts were related to M
By B. W. Hill, a man Of remarkable
memory, who was reared IL mile
} from the school house and attended
every school taught in the house iron
) 1876 up to 1859. During the summeI
of 1854, when ii Is said Shafter t21gh
there, Mr.. Bill says was q very dr.
year, and he passed the school housI
: every day taking the stock to Littl'
/ Eoutre 70 water, and there was M
school taught there that spring O
summer.
lam no fnconoelast and dislke t
. rndeIy awaken n from pIsasan
, dreams, but these 7 cold facts. hi
nlnstrious general may have plante'
: his shaft on Mount Zion Of old. but b
never drank the PieriAn waters o
Little Loutre. However, his admir-
ers may console themselves By quot
: ing:
aYou may bTssk, you may shatte
the Jug IL you win,
But the scent Of the whiskey wi
I'll hang round 1t still"
ell A. B. CLUSTER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27
erant MADDOX DanrerouIly M

II is reported here that Grant, thi
I4-year-old son Of Wood Maddox
who formerly resided in this city, 4
seriously III with appendicitis. Mr.
MADDOX IL in California and was tele'
graphsd 10 this morning.
DR.. Grant, Mr.. Maddox's father-tn'
law, said that the young mans eondi'
ton was TOO serious to perform 81
operation upon him and that II he dis
not improve enough TO be able Z
stand an operAnon within the mex
tventy-four hours. that he could no
i've.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27
sUPERIKTEEDKKTs OF
THE STREET FAIR.
The Gentlemen Who VIII Arrange
For Premiums and Who Win
Have Charge Of Different
KxhibitG

The directors Of the Mexico Street
Fair met 1t Lupton's store Tuesday
evening and appointed the following
superintendents OF departments:
Cereals, J. B. Botkin.
Grasses, Hathaway q Keeth.
Vegetables, Thomas Gibson.
Farm products, J. N. Pollard.
Horses, Jss. @. Ford.
Mules and jacks, O. Hill.
Cattle, VIM. Sims and VIM. Whit.
ney.
Sheep, Sam Rice.
Hogs, II. B. Guthrie.
Poultry, ]. Lampson and GeoFgs
Kunkel.
Lard, butter and molAsses, r. H
Rdmonds.
Fruit, n. B. Wifkerson.
Preserves, jams and islliss. J. W
Trimble.
Honey, J. w. Rouse.
Breads, VIM. Pollock.
Cakes, Tom Atchison.
Art, W. L. Craddock.
Fancy n~eedlework, quilts, rugs and
carpets, ?. z. Jesse.
Floral department, J. J. Steele.
Curios, J. o. Ringo.
These superintendents viii At once
make out their premium Lists and
submit them 10 the Secretary, 2. II.
Carter, in order that the COMMITTEES
on soliciting premiums may get to
work.
The men placed In charge Of the
work could not have been better &C.
lected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

CINCINNATI, o., Italy Is. Detsc-
tives Bulmer and Grimsley, OF thiI
city, and Detective shevlin, Of St
Louis, to-day arrested John A. Con-
noFs, n shoe-lsster, employed ct 9
Sycamore street shoe mauufactory,o z
. charge Of having murdered ohas'
A. Brandt In st. Louis or the night Of
Inlv q. 1920.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

AUDRAM County should make 8
mighty effort 10 secure BconeC ounty's
big premium offered for the best dis
play Of products raised OF n farm I.
We want II In this county II win be
q big advertisement. Farmers, pre-
pare Your exhibit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27
A Handsome Donation.

The enterpriaing grocery firm Of
W. ]. Rixey q Son, grocers, has vol
unfairly donated TO the Mexico FAN
the sum Of $40 in cash to be given 70
the best bull Of any age or breed al
the fair which begins on August %
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

THE city and county win Join in the
expense Of clearing up the old Gene
terry, now overgrown with brush and
weeds, which has rendered the placs
very unsightiy. This is a wise con-
clusion. After the spot is cleand up
il should be kept 50. The cost will be
trffine n attended 10 oftener.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

On Tuesday morning the barn Of L.
II. Sipple, Of Rush Hill, burned. A
part OF the contents were removed.
There was no insurance and the losa
win amount to about s125. The origin
Of the fire Is not known.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

TO ne unknous Heirs Of VT. Cf
Deceased al 3
Tsfe notice that ssid W. T. Crosghi
tesfale AZ john A. Garreufsi n.aI sc
lea dfy az Apr1, isa, leaving no knoed i
He Wae 3 feet 10 inches In heignt ~ r.
pound1, dark blue YES, medium o.. Ne
$500 - 10 4 native q Aadrain C0an1s ?
Lattarl q atminiztraton upon hs 1 .
praised a. el1k hsFe been ~. ~iSfrr
HaF uaEa aprlAnatqRz I1r-sr. -
uhii1 Adninlstnt1F cahAvsy S
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

CONSIDERING the optimistic tone Of
Gen. OTIS reports regarding the out
come Of the Filipino war, he must
want those 5000 troops merely to
Join IN The cheering.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

Notice is hereby given tns'
settlement Of the estate OF 4.
Tinsley, deceased, viii be mac O.
August term Of the Probate 80
of Audraln County, Missouri, -
held at Mexico, Missouri, on tne
ond Monday IN August, 1ssg;
J. b. POOL,
Admlnistratol.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

A8t9A689 1AAA
Whereas, Monroe Lampson, q single
man, by his certain deed Of trust, dated
Dec. 81, 1857, and recorded In the Re-
corderie office in Audrain County, Mis-
souri,, in Book is, at page $50, conveyed
to the undersigned trustee the follow
ing described real estate situated In
Audrain County, Missouri, to-wit:
A trianglar piece % ground contain
two(zlacreg, more OF lees, In the north
east corner Of the northwest quarter
20 Of the northwest quarter 20 OF
section fourteen 14), township hfty-
one (5l), range nine (9l west, Il being
al that portion 81 said forty (40) acre
tract which lies north and east OF the
county dirt road now running across
and near the northeast corner Of said
tract.
Which said conveyance was made
In trust to secure the payment OF q
certain promissory note IN said deed
described; and, whereas, said note
remains due and unpaid; and there
fore, II the request Of the legal holder
Of said note, and by authority OF the
provisions 81 said deed Of trust, ]
win, on
Saturday. August 1e, 1899,
Proceed 10 sell the property herein
before described, At public vendue, 70
The highest bidder, for cash, II the
east front door Of the Court House, 10
Mexico, Missouri, between the hours
Of nine o'clock IN the forenoon and
I've O'Clock In the afternoon OF that
day, 70 saiisfy said debt and the exs
penees Of executing this trust.
J. q. LAKEEAE. Trustee.
Mexica, No, July IS, 1899.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

A BoNB was thrown at the Cleye-
land street car barnss but that we'll
known friend Of labor, Mark Hanna
fortunately can prove an abb
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

TIE Street Pair premium list is now
being arranged By the committee,
which wiz make the swnrds liberal
for IA exhIblta.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

ITis stated that soldiers are to wear
goggles. The War Department, Il
seems, has been looking through dark
glasses since Otis mas been in the
Philippines. The administration, too,
hiss had on its goggles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

AS the police force OF Paris had q
hard time to keep order II must be as
sumed that the festive demonstration
Al the return Of Maj. Marchand was q
complete success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

IT was reported q few dHys ago that
Aguinaldo was killed. but that was
probably the work o. the press agent,
VINO was driven to it. having run o1t
of capitals and last bitches.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

TIE pFies Of matches has gons up
Hsysths srusis aeOrnsr o. brimstOnsl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

No Fab In this section viii surpass
the Mszioo Pair, which begins August
q. Get ready for Il.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

As q marriage resort st. Joe bids fair
to ful6n all requirements quite a. well
~ MTIwaukee, including the usual boat
ride on the lake.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

THE progress Of the war In Ohio
seems 10 indicate that Senator Hanna
has the situation well in hand, but
every time he withdraw from q town
that insurgents Immediately return
ana occupy It.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

MEXICO came to the front again
yesterday in al the metropolitan pa
pers. Nearly everywhere you casi
your eye there could be seen Mexico
Mo. Advertising pays, 30 We hAye nc
kick coming.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

MEXICO win have two fairs this year
anS both viii be good ones. The m
terests Of the stock raiser win be
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

TIE peace Commission yin ably
demonsggats that VIE can be rednced
70 Ezms Of talk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

ITha certain fact that Mexico vii
have 3 fair this year at the Fan
Grounds. A good strong organization
has been formed and the date set fol
August 2, q, "a anc Is. Mexico used
to have good fairs and there Is nc
reason why the one to be given this
year cannot be made IS successful n
those Of former years. The projectors
are vigorous workers and viii leave
nothing undone for the success Of ts
enterprise. The public is solicited
and expected to lend all possible aid
In bringing about the desired results
DesaiIs at length + given elsewhere
In the LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

Land Sales
Levi Poor and wife to J. Z. and J
l. Hixson, east half northwest and
west half northeast and northeast
northeast, 1887, $500.
J. g. Hixson and wife to J. L. Hix.
son, east half northeast II and easI
half sOutheast,s-52.7, 800.
J. L. Hfxson and wife 10 J. Z. Xix
son, west half northeast and east hal
northwest, 1867, 800.
Mary Crooks 10 Owen II. Fuller
northeast quarter IA and southwest
southeast, 1855, $4,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

DEWEY ecntinues 70 prove be l. .
crest commander By eaptzring every
town be comes %.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

The harmony h 90 Thick in oolum-
bus, Ohio, that persons who do moi
kn0w better take Il tor 3 mist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

Alta regular quarterly meeting o.
The Missouri Baptist State Missionary
Association held At the Baptist church
Tuesday afternoon routine business
vas attended 20. About $500 IN
missionary salaries was paid out.
Among those present were; J. T
Kempsr, Marshall; J. @. Armstrong
81 Louis; 7. l. West, Oarrollion; ia,
Guthrie, Mexico; ". 7. Campbell
5. q Brown and 7. n. James, Kan
sns CITY; s. Y. Pitta Chilllcothe;
Everett ON, Hannibal W. =. Elliott
AohaFIv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

THE attention Of the reader IL d.
rected to the advertisement Of Hardin
College to be found In this issue Of the
LEDGER. This lie one among the fore
most colleges in the United States for
the education Of women and its popu-
larify is daily growing under It's most
excellent management. President
John W. Million spares no expense to
keep this institution In the front ranks,
Hardin ought to be and win be ex-
tensively patronizsd by home people.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-27

/ sell you goods - cheap as any house in
MEXICO.
Acsrof Eastern granulatsd sugar 10 arrive
next week. WI make things hot.
Keep your eyes on Morris for good goods
cheap. ! do not handle second grades and eau
them nrBts, e. cone merchants DO.
Whsa I mak = proc, Il Il On The best articles;
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