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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-15

Remember Mrs. Thurman at the ~ /.
Z. Church this evening.
The game OF football las. Saturday be-
tween tue high school and College Sec
oud team ended in favor of Ethe College
IL too Charles Stewart did the star
playii < for th- college andprobably DIV.
or Rowell for the school boys.
CT. Wilson, who has been acting as
agent for the 5 P. Go. at TallmAn. has
been transferred to Saginaw, Lane coun-
", and Ell Allen. recently OF Corvallis,
has been appointed agent at Tallman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-15
The Firemen.

In the hremen's election yesterday
afternoon Mr. Caldwell received 66 votee
for chief engineer and Mr.. Holt 80. Mr
Stewart refusing to permit his name
used. come OF the .fremen filled in Mr..
Hollis name though not regular cAndi.
date. R. N. Morris received "a votes for
assistant chief. The neV cl .ei promises
to be an efficient officer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-15
A Woman Hung

Her arms around her husbands neck
and begged bim to take her to see the
20 xls" Friday night. She had heard
Der husband bought tickets for the en-
tire family.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-15
Important Trip.

j. X. Wyatt. prominent attorney Of
Albany, who waa here for several days,
started home last Tuesday. Mr.. Wyatt
is 9 director OF the Corvallis K Eastern
railroad, and, was pr 1bab'y here for the
purpose Of investigating the utility oI
building his road across the moup taini
into Crook County.--JouFnal.
As matter Of fact Mr. Wyatt was q
rrlneville on legal business.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-15


Probate court:
In estate OF Otto Fox, II. II. Hewitt was
appointed administrator to collect judg-
ment in favor Of diseased.
In estate Of Richard Fox, A. ]. Fox re.
signed no administrator and +. N. Red
field was appointed. Value OF estate,
1900.
Ninth account approved in estate Of
Martin Cumming, minor.
Report Of sale Of real property in estate
of John Mafshall, filed,
In estate OF George Fry inventory fled.
Value Of pror erty $6079.
Recorders Office:
| Deeds filed:
DIR apd Mrs Cole to Polly J Parcell.s
Jason Wheeler, Samuel X Claypool,
Martha M Parker, j. III. Ciaypool
and others, separate quiet claim
deeGs 70 266 acres. es........
Gilbert NJ Douglas 10 John Zeller,
| 9lsUS acres. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1Ut
Est. John Marshall TO G B Leever,
200 acres, ....... les:
Willamette Real Estate to John II
Larne, lot, Halsey ........ A
Frank Sanner TO b s Hoover, u
interest in 5.3l acIes, Browns
| NtAtSf OOl
William G Weeks 10 Charles b
Green, lots, Lebanon. ... 5OC
@ B Winn TO Curtis Lumber Co, 100
acres timber land. d.............. SOC
Mortgage for. 150(
............ 40.
'..s.....' ..'........... ON
"...... ... 45t
.......... 10
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-15

Last Saturday e-eDing some cne en-
tered the bar room OF the Russ Hou g
during the temporary absence Of the bar
keeper and stole the nickle-in-the slot
machines which has not vet be,r located.
1t was daring robbery.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-15

earth And stones seEibed 10 szs; whence .
.eEibOd. is.75as nj. bsaTs y. Il 1es. ~" %
mn, innhe ~ Re feet, and q hemlock tree {
isss gT. Sears u 1ass dss. 1Sa W. 4 s0'iesd iesti
y psdSs aSs * " M SeeS ei p mini mln H. yarialipf
aold unlch lode and corner No 6 of iasd iaad
nsi, nnlt i9ae' ZANE, .aI,ie survey. = hswcd hcmiock
Inches IN '1 ihe GROUND 'est wI,h long, SSt Y
stones sgribod % -32s; whence n "Y"u hnmloeh o.
srrIhad sfeg J, inches 1ss in diameter based and
Y. ze,s feet ana a homlook tree IL in"h.s
Ip.r dhIame.eJ h.n.J biaEed and scribed 70 s.s
H.; the;naDse DeeNs NJ n N E p dcE q min, w. 22,7 feet
des rs n mn ~ dss da " min sda, " variation u
X id@asleal viii. corner No. of survey. @
~ ~ ingn1s a,apd oy feet long. set ~ inches IN
r. NV whence. the center OF d shan lx1
y hsn ny i2o feet deep hears N. Ks deg,
- min, ". q feet. The westerly cor. cor.
Nine Elied In He0 bSSr. bSSl,aS e ddswlg dss 3 GSIa I
H ils9 feet hemlock stump "a inches
"eribsa dibssier gsgs snd iq w feet high blazed and
~ a't feet. and n hemlock ire" T s"'iii Il
sao; l.azs nr, bears g. si deg. 30 mi min. 'gs II. Ma
lion % % d"s H. y asF' ,ce, ;M min ~. yafla-
81
Nv, on Inc 6-si Of survey No a5s a.
tnu lops. hewed mr. post lxl inches bv
| dVst IonE. net ~ inches IN The rro,n1
! "NM MOUND OF stones acribed 23-9~ggg
| Shloek Tree 70 inches In diameter
~ sn1,assI 1I ana hcribnd 22sz~a2s BT, bears N
20 nekt "a min. w. l4B feet distant ana
n'nlnck stump 30 inches In diainsts,
eng i,s t fset hiRh. blaxed ana seribs9 ~
, ssa iIT beats y. Is deg, 10 min n /;
i9rt; thence N, ~ dog. III min Ia vs.,a
ZION 20 deg. IT,. blg,f feet, 10 corner M
ahwlNr Plhcer, this survey on line ~
.s s.ut Whsgn road running ahHtaFiv am
W's,,,r,riy y, w feet; Ruich runs norfhweatsr r
- NV ."eti wagon road runs noFtheasi.
tsiE ama aputhMahteriy 1919 feet; mouth n
,sft q right angles atsi feet, n - eorra, ,ss,
10 ~ a hewed hemiock posi- lsl fnchs'
~, test long, set IN inches In the gro,,nd
Win mound OF stones ecrihnd VI ~
whshre henlock tree 22 inches In aIss,
placed and scribsd g3ss2s HT bgar,
~ neE' E' 81 feet and "A hornlock ire,
shTs W I'm N diameter. blaxsd and neribei
yaFialion 10 dee. % min ri y" u "a mn. fsc, =, /;
,nannsr 10 y. \ hswed hemlock t,oat AZ
,ensh .nsl oy Z feet long. set ~ inches In rs
kIounn, with mound OF stones nrTIhsd ~
- Ihn mouth OF Bullion tunnel r,,r
ns ssonthweHierly. bears ", 10 deg /
t'"t ~. l.lD F.Ht hemlnck tree x inehc
: bT, bears i. II deg 10 ii min i'pen 20: As.ss::
. and hemlock tree II inches ~ IL 20 a. Les'
, swisr blhEed and serihed sl~s1s mr. bsa .
so - dsg. % min. w. fa2 feet; lh.ne. I
i asg q min. H.. variation 10 deg M ,,ts
/ ~, f@ Iscsi Casey gHich. n atrcar, . ~
1 wn"' hows Hortheriy beJ fest, 10 corn.
! W. ot place OF beginning.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-15

Mrs. Thurman at the NJ. f. Church
this evening.
Mr.. OH. Monroe came up from Port
land this noon.
Lawyer Jones OF Toledo is doing busi-
ness in Albany today.
Mr. O. G. Parker OF Lebanon, has been
in the city during the day on business.
Today's oregonian saws; &c. B. Winn
en- attorney OF Albany, is at the Imper-
ial."
DR. o. b. Reese, Brownsville's famous
cane presenter, has been in the city on
business.
A reception wss t.ndered Mrs. Lucy
Thurman at the home OF Mrs. L. +.
Blain this afternoon.
A young lady fell into q fit because her
father would not give her money to at
tend the might Owls Friday night.
Mrs. Jno. 0'Brien, of Albany, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ.
Titus, in thij city.--Eugene Guard.
Bazaar by the ladies OF the Christian
church Thursday, Friday and Saturday
OF this week in former store OF Peacock
& Co. Full particulars tomorrow.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-15

In estate Of w McMeekin, the 6rsi
account filed.
In estate of Robert Johns, supplement.
tai account filed, ehoWing baL.nce OF
$I9, ,459 ~ for distribution among heirs.
License was issued for the marriage of
Harmon Green of Albany and Grace
Wylie Of Scio
In the recorders Office:
Deeds.
II Wray to Z z Kingeiey, interest
in lot l bl 10, Albany. $l0
A G Roland to w W E9well, Ills
acres, IL ws............... l2
G W Cox 10 Hiram Cox, lots bl
l6, Albany. zoo
l. T Hennese to p A CorTell, 160
acres. ee..........-.,.. ........ 5OO
Chatel mortgage for. 60
Dellef Arp 10 J W Ewing, lS So
hctrS. .....-...... ..........
May Zahr TO Egbert Corley, let
Lebanon. .......,.... ...-..... $50
Hulda Miller to " h Booth. lot.
Lebanon $50
] McMonsgle to G w Squirting,
IL lots Lebanon. .... ....... 400
Mortgage for. 250
" ........... .......... 100
Satisfaction mortgage. ..... ....... 25V
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-15

At the armory last Saturday evening
the Orange basket ball team OF the ccl-
.ege redeemed themealves by defeating
The Blacks % to 4. Miss I.ewis's goal
throwing was quite feature of the
game. There was large crowd OF inter
ested spectators, who were greatly pleas
ed with this tine indoor game.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-15
Firemen'S Election.

The tiremen's election was in progress
this afternoon with two tickets in the
field. At meetings last Saturday eve.
ming the II. 4 L. Co. nominated G. II.
Stewart for chief engineer and endors-
ed Il. N. Morris, Of the Chemical Engine
Co., for assistant, Linn Engine Co., No.
2 nominated A. ]. Colwell, with Hop
kinH Bros, for chief engineer and en-
dorsed the nomination oil Chemical En-
gine Co., for assistant. Albany Engine
Co. No. endorsed the nomination OF
Stewart and Morris, 50 that the contest
is entirely on chief engineer.
NoTIcE. There will be a stated meet
ing OF Willamette Lodge No. 100, FU Of
\, this (Monday) evening at 80 at the
q X Hall, it being the time for the
election of officers. All fraters are re-
quested to be present. By order Of f. N. .
Last Friday evening while the daugh.
ters OF Mr.. Martin Payne were entertain
ing several gill friends. twelve or fifteen
young hoodlums tried to get into the
house through the windows, breaking q
pane OF glass and committing several
nuisances, and conducting themselves in
bad manner generally. Mr.. Payne
says the next time anything like oe-
ours, he will cause some arrests, De-
cent boys shou q be above such things
A canard. IL was reported that one Of
the Shedd foot ball boys while play ng a
practice game OF loot ball struck his
neck with his knee in such way as to
break the neck, resulting in his death.
A tel phone message from Shedd saws
there is nothing in it, but that all loot
bell players ought to be XII led.
ID shine the Combination Bsr-
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3D. shine the Combination Brr-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-23
INT OLIPPLNGs.

correspondence OF the Ledger.
SKINNER, Mo-, Feb. 21.-Taylol
Berry began building a new house THU
week, Fox & Oampbellare the build
ers.
Walter Holloway sprained his ankle
some time since by jumping out OF q
wagon while the team was running
away.
Mrs. Dick Hill had the grip last
week.
Mrs. Sidney 8. Gala way died OF
pneumonia Friday morning, Feb. 10.
The remains we're inferred at the
Mexico cemetery Saturday. Il will be
remembered that Mr.. Galloway dice
Of pneumonia about three months
ago. She leaves six children and
many friends to morn her loss.
Frank Dodd and Miss Grace Butler
| very pleasantly surprised their many
friends recently by being married,
May their lives be happy and prosper
Gus.
Mrs. Kate Bruce had the grip las'
week.
James Gilpin and John Potts made
q horse trade Tuesday.
Uucle Andy Edwards, OF near Skull
Lick Church, visited at w. II. DeJar-
natt's last week.
Frank McColly sold his so acre farm
Just north of here to his brother, Wal
ter, recently for S2,100.
The juniors had a gay time at JEFF
Ellis Friday night.
Among those who attended the Har.
rison sale In Galloway Friday were
JEFF Ellis, John Blum and VIM. Pitt
man.
A. B. Skinner, Of Moline, was in oul
vicinity Saturday.
Mrs. Bruce and son, Richard, Of
Mexico, visited relatives here Monday
and Tuesday.
Uncle JEFF Gatewood suffered with
the grip last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-23
THE Freeman SALE.
There Was q Good Crowd Present IN
Spite Of the Bad Weather.

Alto o'clockT Tuesday morning the big
sale OF live stock, conducted by R. L.
Freeman & Son, began at the Freeman
place, elk miles southeast Of town. A
large amount Of fancy stock vas sold
at good prices.
The auctioneers we're: Col. ]. t.
Johnson, Mexico, Mo-; Dol. j. r.
Brown, Cant, No.; Dol. J. W. Sparks,
Marshall, Mo.
There was quite a crowd of out-of-
county buyers present, among them
being Dol. J. T. Hughes and j. w.
Rodes, Of Lexington, KY, and O. q.
Maddox, Marshall, NO., all prominent
stock raisers.
Following Is a Inst OF the sales made
by r. r. Freeman & Son Tuesday:
George Washington, to Col. r. W.
Blees, Of Macon, 1856.
Maggie Mcdonald, by Rex McDon-
aid; to W. B. Freeman, 1910.
Col. Mcdonald, q 3-year-old, full
brother Of Rex Mcdonald; to s. Y.
Sanders, Lone Jack, Mo-, 1910.
Chief Squirrel, half brother to Rex
Mcdonald; to J. O. Ray, of Lawson,
No., e240.
Lucy Mcdonald, the dam Of Rex
Mcdonald, In foal to Rex Denmark,
sire OF Rex Mcdonald; to Alex. Car.
ter, Jr., Mexico, Mo-, s170.
Drape Mcdonald, q fancy red roam
saddle and park gelding; to DR.. Hyde,
st. Louis, $i57.
Martha Washington, to F. M.
Bradley, 986.
Boulware Rose, to o. @. Judy, for
s65.
Ruth ohieftain, to Joseph sapping-
ton, S26.
Miss Baker, to G. W. Woods, $40.
Dolly C~hieftain, to Z. d. Walker, $50.
Miss Glenn Mcdonald, to R. R. Buck
ner, Auxvasse, S46.
Rolla Chieftain, to p. 81. Femme
valid, 500.
Brown mare, to Hamilton Femme
valid, CAS-.
Black mare, to Alex. Garter, Jr., sb5.
Mule colt, to Samuel Rice, $50.
Two mules, to d. G. Hickman, s72.
Yearling cattle, 107 head, to j. NJ
Birmingham, Of Maries county, at $2S
per head.
Two-year-o old cattle, 1O6 head, to
O. W. Lewis, at S35 per head.
Bob Bentley, jack; to r. P. Moore,
s135.
Sam Jones, black jack; to F. NJ.
Ellis, $136.
Turner, jack; to John Matheson,
$3.50.
Gus, gray jack; to John MathesOn,
s65.
An old jack, to John Matheson, SIS.
Black jennet, to John Mcintyre, s28
Rlaak iannaf tn r. NJ ElIia ala
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-23
County News.


Correspondence Of the Ledger.
BENTON CITY, Feb. IA. T. Rom
ans, who has been quite sick, is able
to be out.
Mrs. z. I. Northcutt lie on the sick
list.
Mrs. d. II. Collard has the grip.
VIM Dillon leaves shortly for the
State OF Washington.
K. H. Brown and son, Harrison,
VIM. Duifens, John LANG, VIM. and
Frank Dillon attended the dedication
services of the new Presbyterian
Church al Mexico.
Fred KellerhsIs was 10 Wellsville on
business this week.
T. j. Mullin and wife leave for Bur-
lington, Ohio, next week to make that
their future home.
W. @. Burks, of Mexico, came down
Monday and put the tin work on the
new Christian Church. Work on the
new church is progressing nicely.
DR.. W. H. Douglass, OF Rush Hill,
was here Tuesday.
A. F. Romans and wife visited Mrs.
Romans mother, Mrs, Coil, Of near
Venice, Tuesday and Wednesday.
W. r. Sallee and wife, OF Marshall,
are visiting his mother, Mrs. N. ]. SAL
lee, this week.
Mrs. Nj. Sallee moved to her prop
erty here from Mexico last week.
j. r. Gay moved in last week.
Henry and Albert Hlldebrand are
now residents OF our city.
Uncle Fred Hildebrand will have q
sale on Feb 2s, having rented his farm
to bis son, ReiDhart.
Take your surplus dogs and cats to
Jesse Hicks; highest market price
paid Jesse expects to start a tan
yard soon.
Our Business Mems Association lie
doing good work and we expect sew
eral members shortly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-23
Sale under Deed Of TIust.

Whereas, Richard Graham and
Florence Graham, his wife, on the
18th day IF February, 1895, by their
deed OF trust, recorded at Book No.
10, Page 1865, in the Recorders Office
Of Audrain County, Missouri, CON
veyed to the undersigned trustee the
following real estate situated In Au-
drain County, Missouri, to- wit:
A certain tract or parcel Of land
situate in West Mexico, Mo-, described
as follows:
Begin at the northwest corner Of a
tract OF land conveyed by Amos Laid
and wife to Mary s Leavitt by war
ranty deed dated October 5, 1871, and
recorded In Deed Record Ga" at Page
Is, OF the Deed Records Of Audrain
County, Mo. Run thence south to the
north line of . lot conveyed to Thomas
Flint by Christopher q Mills by war
ranty deed dated January 1, 1879, and
recorded In Deed Record a." at Page
216; thence east on the north line Of
said lot seventy eight (7s) feet, thence
north To a point east of and seventy
eight (7S) feet from the point of be-
ginning, thence west to the place OF
beginning, except a strip OF ground
va " Sh0 va 8tta A00NQ w
scribed tract twenty (20) feet, more or
less, In width to be used for street
purposes; the south line OF Monroe
street being the north line OF above
tract. All situate in the southeast
fourth "a OF the northwest quarter
% Of Section Twenty Six (26),
Township FIfty-0ne (51), Range Nine
(9) west of the fifth p. M, and other
wise known as Lot Numbered Ten
(l0), of City Survey Forty-Nine (49),
Of the Oily Of Mexico, in trust 70
secure the payment OF u 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 and otherwise comply with said
deed .; srust, I will, on
Friday, the 18th Day Of March, A. D.
1899,
At the east front door OF the Court
House in Mexico, Missouri, between
the hours of 9 q. m. and s p. m. Of said
day, sell said lands to the highest
bidder for cash.
f. v. GENTRY, Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-23

settles in the lungs-cough gradually growing worse-consumption-death
Third road; q cod-negected-settle In the hrost-hoarseness-shor
breath-consumption-death
Thousands have Just started on one OF these roads, all Of whom could be
easily cured by Pe-ru-na. Thousands more are half way to the fatal end Of
one Of these roads who are still durable by q course of treatment by Peru-na
Yet other thousands are near the end whose last a scOuld be made bearabIe
and hope Of recovery more probable by commencing Pe-u-na without delay.
Eliza Henzk, 16 East Main street, Columbus, Ohio, writes: "About q
year age I contracted q violent cold, which settled on my lungs, and for four
months 1 ran down very rapidly, coughing up quantities Of bloody mucous, and
frequently hemorrbages from the lungs. / was on the verge Of the grave. My
husband and my friends had given me up. Some one, however, who had tried
your Pe-ru-na, advised me to use it. As last hope I bought a bottle, and,
finding immediate relief from lite use, continued taking 1t. My cough left me,
and had no more hemorrhages, and am now a g well as 1 ever was in my
life. thankfully attribute my present good health, and, in fact, my living at
all, to the good effect or Peruna."
Send to The Peru-na Drug Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio,
for a free book, written by DR.. Hartman, on "Winter Ostarrh."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-23
Emmett Elliott is visiting friends At

Emmett Elliott Is visiting friends ct
Truesdsle.
DR.. Mayes has been improving fast
and will be out In a few days.
r. A. Daniel lost q horse last week,
B. Barnes bought one calf from J. II,
Minor for $23.
W. e. Mcdonald had an elegant pair
Of scales put In his store last week.
Mayes q Rutter sold one span Of
mu.ss to ]. A. Spangler for S1s5.
Geo. Meyers has moved to his farm
near here.
Jno. T. oogswell lost q horse last
week.
Elliott Bros. are receiving their
farm implements.
Ben Franklin has returned to Kan
sas City after q visit with his family.
Miss Matte Pool returned home
Monday after visiting with e. H. Nc
Donald and wife, OF Mexico.
Mr.. McMaceling has moved to the
Ricketts, farm, 1 mile east Of here.
Mrs. Tanner, OF Santa Fe, returned
home Sunday, after visiting the fami-
ly OF j. B. Stevens.
Mrs. Catherine Bruce and son, Of
Mexico, are visiting the family Of G.
7. Bruce.
H. T. Cant has q lot Of sheep on
hand, which he lie selling.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-23


At 1880 p. m. Wednesday, Feb, Is.
Walter Dunn and Mise Ollie s. Laws
were married at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A.
Laws, 2 miles south Of Benton City, by
Rev. Rice, of Wellsville. The attend
ants we're, Mr.. John avs, brother OF
the bride, and Miss Ida Alton, of Aux
vase. The wedding march was beau
tifuIly rendered by Mrs. s. NJ. Barre,
and q sumptuous wedding feast was
enjoyed by the guests.
The bride is a most lovable young
lady, while the groom is most popular
with all who know him. The bridal
party presented q most handsome APP
pearance. The wedding presents we're
numerous and showed great taste In
their selection. The LEDGER joins 6
host of other friends In extending
cordial and hearty congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-23
VEST NEWS.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
WEST LrrTrEBY, Feb. 20.-Movine
is the order Of the day. You can look
out and see loaded wagons most any
time.
Rev. Rocker preached to a large
crowd Sunday morning and evening
at Littleby.
James Tillman and wife attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Wilson ct Midway
last Friday.
We are glad to learn that Calvin
Miller is improving and will be al
home In q few days.
Mrs. Canterbury Is in Mexico visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Staples.
George Fighter moved to the VIII
liam Ray place last week. We well
come Mr.. Righter back in our midst
A. R. Petty moved to Boone county
last week.
Joseph Thomas has rented the
Shook house for this year.
Robert Dorgan, who was visiting
Thompson friends about ten days ago
came home Thursday with a lovely
bride on his arm.
Greed Ray, Of Oentralia, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with his brother
William Ray, and family.
Charles Shoup is moving to Van
dalia. We are sorry to lose such citi'
Gems a. Mr.. and Mrs. Shoup.
There was q hop at B. Stuart's laeI
Thursday night and the guests strip
ped the light fantastic" until q late
hour.
Oscar Brandon has rented the
Arnold farm for next season.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-23
sd. Louis Lave Stock Markat,

ST. LOUIS, February 22.-Only fifty
car of native cattle we're on the mar.
ket. Steers sold from 90 70 to s5 IS
stockers from % to 4, feeders from
IS 40 to "a so, cows from s2 to "a 10
heifers from % so to % so, bulls from
81 IS to "a 25.
Hoes.-The bulk of the hogs sold al
s3 so to % So, the pigs and light lights
at q rs to aS so, bulk at s3 10 to % 35i
light hogs at % % to IS so, bulk al
es 80 to s. so; medium weights at ss n
to % 50, bulk at SS'55 to s. 90. The
heavy culls sold at ss to 90 IS and fair
to best heavy hogs at IS so to ss 72k
good mixed at % so to 90 go and infer
Tor to fair mixed at ss to So IS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-23
SaIa undRr Dead of Irust

Whereas, Ida L. Howard and her
husband, s. 8. Howard, on the 18th
day Of April, 1896, by their deed of
trust, recorded at Book No. 0, Page
lao, In the Recorders office of Audrain
County, Missouri, conveyed to the
undersigned trustee Lot 8, Of Block 2,
Of Muldrow's Subdivision of the City
of Mexico, Missouri, in trust to secure
the payment of a 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
and otherwise comply with said deed
of trust, | will, on
Friday, the 10th Day Of March,
A. D. 1899,
At the east front door Of the Court
House in Mexico, Missouri, between
the hours OF 10 b. M. and 8 p. m. Of
said day, sell said lands to the highest
bidder for cash.
JN0 ]. STEELE, Trustee.
Feby. is, 1899. ids
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-02-23

AAhbAOA9
recovering from the illness attending
childbirth, who suffer from the effects
of disorders, arrangements and dis
placements of the womanly organs,
will find relief and q permanent curt
in DR.. Pierce's Fgvorite Prescription,
Taken during pregnancy, the "Pre-
scription" makes childbirth easy, by
preparing the system for pa~rturitioH'
thus assisting nature and shortening
"labor." The painful ordeal of child
birth is robbed OF Its terrors and made
almost painless, and the dangers
thereof greatly lessened to both
mother and child. The period Of con-
finement is also greatly shortened
the mother strengthened and built up,
and an abundant secretion OF nourish-
ment for the child promoted. II the
married woman be delicate, rundown
or overworked, it worries her husband
q well as herself. This is the proper
time to build up her strength and cure
those weaknesses, ailments, which are
the cause of her trouble. DR.. Pierce's
Fsvorite Prescription dispels aches
and pains, melancholy and nervous
ness, brings refreshing sleep anc
MAKES q new woman Of her.