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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-20

MEN AND WOMEN TO WORK
for us at home: no canvassing or eX-
perience required; s. to Sl2 a week; fun
particulars and work mailed on appli-
cation. IMPERIAL SUPPLY COM
PANY, Philadelphia.
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FOR sALE-sEvERAL GOOD BAR
gains I'm family houses. cottages and
building lots. I'm and outside of the city:
get our prices before buying any real
estate. ISAAC l.. GOFF co. 81 Wcy-
bosset street. (mch1s-om)
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
NIalc.

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN 4
position as cook, with long experience
or any other kind Of work. Address
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WANTED -TwENTY-FoUR INCH
or larger paper utter I'm good cond-
tion: spot cash for the right machine.
Box X. News Office. (aprl-m)
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REAL ESTATE TO LET.
Makse 107 Westminster Street.

ROOM RENTING AGENCY-Partie.
having rooms to rent and those wish
ing 10 hire rooms. Will find Ii at their
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WANTED FOR DESIRABLE
party, tenement OF six OF seven rooms
in Fifth Ward. Particulars JOHN
MORAN with Providsnce Tredlns Co,
Rooms bae-5s1 Banigsn Building
(nch21-mD
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TRAVELLING Statesmen 49, ON
salary or commission, TO Introduce
new article; a splendid size line.
Stamped envelope for particulars, or soc
for complete outht ready TO take orders.
JOHN a. LASSWELL., Keyworth, III
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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-02-02
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Jackson, Miss, Jan. 10, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof Wilt be made before the Circuit
Clerk of Greene county, at Leakesville, Miss, on
February'2s, 1899 viz: Eli Nj. Miller, II. +. No.
a7A7s for the nef-4 ne IA, Sec. S, 7. 2, n. R.
Wand 4 Sc IA, and Ia IA Sec. 80.
T. g. N. X. W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz: Watson Pipkins, F. NJ. jenkins,
G. NJ. d. Pipkins, I.ige Jenkins, all of Betty,
Miss. JAMES HILL, Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-02-02
ESVlLLE, MISS.
MOBILE, JACKSON & KANSAS CITY RAILROAD.
NORTH

Nos. and sundays OF
II. H. LANE, General Supt.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-02-02
Notice for Publication.


Land Office at Jackson, Miss, Jan. 5, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Circuit
Clerk of Greene county at Leakesville, Miss, ON
February IS, 1899, viz; Lee V. Rounsaville, II
f. No 77,I2o for the WI Of Sc Ia, and a OF
sw IA, Sec. II, T. 3, n r. S W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz: j. n. Greene, George Perkins
Eugene Rounsaville, John Gardener all Of
Leakesville, Miss. JAMES HILL, Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-02-02
DELINQUENT TAX SALE.

the FIRST MONDAY the
Courthouse door, in the town Ieakesve county Miss between
lands for 1905 so ncb
thereof as
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22
National Educational Association.
5eeiai to Teachers and Tier F,1ends!.

Special to Teachers and Their Friends:
Having been appointed by the National Teachers Associa-
ton Assistant Manager for Missouri, / shall be pleased to aid
in securing an increased attendance and large delegation from
Central Missouri.
Tickets for this convention will be sold June IS to July 8.
Holders Of tickets must arrive at Los Angeles, the place Of
meeting, on or before July II. Stop-overs will be granted at
all points going or returning west Of Albuquerque, Pueblo and
Denver.
Any route may be selected going or returning. ! find that
the popular route for this itinerary will be via the Santa Fe
Railroad going, returning via the Southern Pacific Railroad to
Ogden and Great Salt Lake thence to Denver via the ID. &
r G. Railroad and thence to Kansas City over the U. 7. Rail-
road. This route will avoid repeating any portion OF the trip.
The rate from Kansas City will be $50. Add to this one
fare from home station to Kansas City.
Pullman tourist sleepers, double berth, from Kansas City
to Pacific coast, $500.
Pullman palace car to same point, Sligo.
A party from Mexico will start July grid, leaving Kansas
City at 1890 a. m. same day over the route outlined above.
Those who desire sleepers should attend to the matter at
as early an hour as possible.
The return route must be selected when ticket is purchased.
return limit is September 4.
Persons desiring to take this excursion can join the party
at Kansas City, if inconvenient to start from Mexico.
For particulars apply to d. A. MCMILLAN,
Assistant Manager N. E. A., Mexico, Mo-.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22

MEXICO will not celebrate the
Fourth Of July this year. At a con-
ference OF the Business Mems Assooi-
alton Tuesday afternoon this decision
was reached, because OF the fact that
II 10 the Intention TO offer many more
cash premiums to Street Fair exhIb-
itora this year than last, and all avail
able funds that can be had between
now and the date Of the Street Fair
viii be used for this purpose. The
Street Fair this year will be held on a
big scale and preparations T now
going forward looking to this end.
Premiums Will be offered for all kinds
of stock and for every article pro.
dueed on the farm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22
A talk ABOUT MEXICO.
A Galloway County Man Notes the
Many Improvements Here-TaIks
Of Crops Ete.

Mr.. Thomas Mclaughlin, q highly
respected citizen OF Williamsburg,
Galloway county, made the LEDGE
q pleasant call Tuesday morning and
among other things said:
"This lie my second trip to Mexico
since 1866. Your city has made vasi
strides and wonderful Improvement
since that date. ] took q rsmble to
the Hardin College grounds hi.
morning and felt that the city owes
much to that good and great mar,
Governor Hardin. The buildings are
superb and the grounds delightful.
81 am sorry to say that the pros
poets for good crops, especially corn
between here and Montgomery City
are not very ~hattering. The COR hai
q yellow, siekly color and The oai
crop is very short.
81 have noticed that our Galway
crops r far ahead Of your Audrair
crops.
ave all read the LEDGER at VIII
lamsburg and admire the paper very
much.
81 came here TO attend court ~ {
witness. 1t seems to me You have
more lawyers here than anybody
else.U
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22
C PROM a TRAIN
4 G. Dunzmors Accused Of
Maltrsasing q Cripple DaHags
salt Nay Fellow.

On Tuesday afternoon q mar giving.
bic name a. D. H Hart and ela1uznx
to I've Ia ST Louis drovsinso Msxico.
HewHs IN a sd condition. He hzda
broken isH, enc hand wns roae, q
lame leg and bruises Al cvsg his tsra
and body. Ths srsvessr clHlua thai
. railroad eozdnrtor ana aous sons
% The czrnaEe. This h the way be
tsals ths ssuxy and II IL EivsA foF shns
Il b worth. He Wa injured, - SAYS,
~ N exploeing shos Gun whns xisa-
lng IA vEndala II dsys 40. ne ~
paosion Aew &C enc haud, fractzsse
his tnw 1se fzsursd = lsg- BE says h
gos en- O & A. passenger trAin No. a
a. TandsaA Tuesday and when The
conanctor, whom he alleges was 4.
Ia. Drnszaore. came around for the
tscKeis ne offered cash fare; it was
refused ard Thsn Rush Hm wa
reached the conductor told him Il
get ticket Explaining that he wa
cripple, Hart refused 10 20 aut
claims that the conductor jumped or
him. Afterwards, he says, he wa
thrown from the car platform on the
depot floor.
Those who know conductor Duns.
more find Il hard to believe the mans
statement that he was thus roughly
handled, as Mr. Dunsmors is known
to be . kind and forbearing man, gen.
orally cool and collected. II Hart
was abused by the conductor the
provocation must have been great.
P. h. Cullen Is retained as q lawyer
and it is thought adamage suit viii be
instituted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22
Misouri Pre- Assoeiation.

The next meeting Of the Missouri
Press Association takes place in Kan
sas City, Mo-, on the 18th and 10th Of
August. Headquarters will be at the
new Baltimore Hotel,
On the night Of the 18th Of August
the Association viii leave for 3 fifteen
days trip through Canals. A splendid
programme has been made nj and
the excursion through Canada viii be
3 most delightful me-.
The Kansas and Missouri editors
will have a special train. This meet
ing Of the Association should be at
tended by all the newspaper men in
the State.
For Information or application
blanks address r. NJ. White, Cor
responding Secretary, Mexico, Nc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22
FOR z FATHER
Mrs Matte Kindred, Of Clinton, Takes
Her Father, Jonathan Kemper,
From the Poor Farm-To
Take Him Home.

Mrs. Matte Kindred, of Clinton, ar
rived in Mexico Tuesday and went
to the poor farm, west OF town, to see
II it was her father whom 50 much
has been written about lately; when
she saw Jonathan Kemper the recog-
milton was mutual. For fourteen
years had they been separated and
the father showed no emotion when
be met his daughter. AT first Mr..
Kemper refused to listen to a propo-
sition from his daughter-that be 60 to
Clinton and live as n Of her family.
A second and more successful attempt
was made to-day and at 8 O'Clock the
father and daughter left for town.
They viii take g morning train for
Clinton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22
Win Learn he Lock.sten

Charles Burks, coIored, viii. spend
the next two years learning the lock-
step at the State Penitentiary.
Tanglefoot made Burks think that
be was the exalted ruler Of Coondom
one night last October, during the
street fair. With this impression in
mind, Burks whipped .out . long, ugly
knife and slipped II . few inches into
the side of Shelf. Burnett, also col
ored. The wound was . painful one,
but rapidly healed.
On Tuesday Of this week the at
tention Of the Circuit Oou-t was
almost entirely taken up by the trial
OF Burks, who was charged with as
sault with intent TO kill. The jury
brought in : verdict Of guilty and as
sessed bic punishment at two years IN
the penitentiary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22
Sebree, the man who said, "Downl"
And down prices had to come.
fHE REGULATOR.
It VIII Now Be:
fHT REGULATOR.

It looks gloomy to those fellows who
were born and bred on skyward prices;
but the seal has been placed and there
it must stay.
When we say Silk Finish, we mean
better than Daisy grade.
When we say Mexico Favorite, we
mean better than Belle Of Mexico.
When we say o. K. at s1.6O per cwt.,
we mean better than Bakers Choice,
advertised at S1.7s.
Wehave a car load Of ship-stuh that
is better than the -four advertised by
others at $40.
Some advertise TO give &c for hens.
When you have hens, bring them TO
Us; we'll give you more than &c.
Highest prices for produce. We
haven't q very large city trade, but
we do q large business with the town
people of Mexico and are compelled
10 have the produce.
II pounds Fancy Green Coffee for o..
Best Lamp on, per gallon. $3.50. 1sc
We don't charge Csc for 30 boxes
best Globe parlor matches, but give 80
boxes for 24c, or 70 boxes for Sc.
We also sell II pounds Of roasted
coffee, whole grain, for 81 and guar
antee 1t to be better than Javanese, Ar
buckles, xxx or any other package
coffee.
Il has been said we have nothing but
Kansas -four. We have emily bought
one car load Of Kansas -four, but are
selling nearly . car load q week Of the
finest Missouri -four. Our corn meal
lie made from the finest Mississippi
Valley white corn, one bushel Of this
meal being worth two bushels ground
out OF rotten, worthless corn.
In fact, Sebree, the Regulator, does
not sell trashy goods; the best standard
line is all that we deal IN.
Until three weeks ago salt sold for
s.. 10 . barrel, now you pay $50. Who
did IT. sebree, the Regulator. Salt
was offered rs two months ago at what
We are paying now. Why didn't our
would-be competitors come down be-
fore We bought2 They waited for
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22
E ron STEALING.
Sam RhoadmAn and Son, Harley,
Arrested on a Serious Change
Gave Bond For Appear
anss Next Tuesday.

On Tuesday Constable Middleton,
Of ouivre Township, arrested Sam
Rhoadman and con, Harley, on
fhs charge OF having stolen some
harness TO the value Of sS5, from B.A.
and R. N. Gray, Of near vandaiia.
RhuadmAn and son live 5 or 6 miles
southeast Of vandaha. The father
has been in considerable trouble be-
fore.
The men were arFigned before
Squire @. b. Moore, Of yandalia, and
placed each under $500 bond; Con-
stable Middleton drove with his
prisoners to Mexico Tuesday night
and arrived here about 8 q. m.
Wednesday. They arranged bond
and were released. The trial win
come up before Squire Moore on
Tuesday, June "a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22

- 49, 81
Milo Keya, conductor on the branch,
told ths following; 81 found a lady
in black Eriaving profusely. l ssked
u l could De OF any service TO her.
she replied, oh, conductor, conduc-
~, I have my husbands remains in
tbz baggage car, carrying them TO St.
Lcuis 70 Be crsmated-i A little further
dov1the car . lady Just 81 handsome
- TIE other said to ms: Conductor,
whaa ais that good sisters' Madam
/ replied, ale Is carrying the body Of
her husband 10 st. Louis to be ere
mAaeds ana 1 am surprised at her
Erasf, - Il IL her fourth husband
Lady No. ? began to weep very loud
~, and IN great surprise l said,
sMsdam. jon are worse than the
other sister. What ails your 'oh,
eonductor, the Lord is not good; ]
have trusted the Lord for forty years
and never had nary husband and there
IL q woman with husbands TO burn.''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22
SEBREE, THE REGULATOR.

Remember, we are selling the best
vinegar at 1so per gallon; acid vine
gar, loo per gallon.
Trade Il booming. Our store IL full
Of goods.
People have been fooled once
twice, but say they won't be the
third time; and that's why Sebree,
the Regulator, has the trade. They
know We m here 10 stay and they
want TO keep ne here.
There never wa q bigger little trust
than the Mexico trust. Think Of the
millers Of Mexico wanting 70 dictate
prices to 8ebree, the Rezulator, and
allowing other stores TO sell - they
please. People, do you ses the point?
They say, "Oust Bebree, and We are
In clover"
You stay b. sebree and you'll rattle
money IN your pocket You listen 10
the trust, you'll 20 hungry.
Everything you buy Of sebree, the
Regulator, IL guaranteed o. money
refunded.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22
Advertised Letters

List Of letters remaining in the Post
ONCE at Mexico, No, for the week
ending June p, 1899, which II not
called for ba thirty days will be sent
to the Dead Letter ONCE ct Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters In this
list viii please say "advsrtised:n
Joe Adler, q. Baptice, A. L. Cieve-
land, Mrs. Geo. Dobyns, Mary Drake,
Nora Day, Anna Eldiss John Gardner,
Clarence Howard, Eva Howard, Mrs.
E. @. harris, Martha Kenner, Magic
KiIgors, L. Levy, Joe Martin, Sophia
Mead, Mrs. Matte Miller 90, J. H.
Proctor, Rev. W. B. Potts, Jane Scott,
Mary smaeRan, Clsnde Thompkins,
George Webb.
w n 7Npnva.u n..f-..An-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22

Y. P. whitley, wen and ~fsvorRbly
known to the readers OF the Mexico
LEDGER, graduated from the st. Louis
Law SSaSS. " the Washington Uni
versity June Is. Mr.. Wiiieyis q bright
and promising young mar and has the
best wishes Of his many friends, not
only In Mexico but throughout Mis-
sour. The LEDGER predicts q sue
eessfuI career for this young man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22

"MURDER WILL OUR was never
more aptly illustrated than in the case
Of old man Alexander Jester, who
killed Gates in Monroe county, Mo-,
nearly thirty years ago, & full account
of which appears In the LEDGER to-
day. II is a remarkable case. There
lie no doubt that Jester, who is now
toitering with age, will be arrested
and the longtime ago legal proceed
ure carried out, which would first
place Jester in jail at Paris and later
his trial In this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22
Letter From Lieutenant johnson.

Letter From Lieutenant johnson.
To ne Editor Of the Ledger.
FoRT WAsHISGToN, Nd, June H.
DEAR SIR: Please send my paper to
Fl. Washington, Md. ] find here the
remnants Of an old fort that was COM
pleted in 1885, and is now being re-
modelled and fully equipped, which
makes about double the amount Of
work. There are six I0-inch guns
here, and six i2-ineh mortars are
soon to be mounted. Have not
enough men to keep the guns In good
shape. The old fort Is in good con-
dition yet, but is out Of date. Il
wouldn't Withstand q single modern
shot. Very truly yours,
j. O. JOHNsoN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22

TIE Mexico LEDGER is in hope that
Luke Morris, deputy collector of
Audrain county, will conclude to re-
main in Mexico permanently. Mr..
Morris is thinking of going to Houston,
Texas, on 3 prospecting tour, but we
feel sur il he does that when he
comes back here he viii think more Of
Mexico than ever. M. Morris lie 3
young nan Of push, enterprise and
sterling worth. 1t takes this kind Of
young men to make Mexico a city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22
skylight Caved In.

On Tuesday night about 8 O'Clock
the heavy skylight in the post Office
building eaved IN and barely missed
killing r. ". Miller J. n. Cross also
had ; narrow escape. The skyIight il
half over TIE landing on the second
noor ana the i. o. o. F. hail on the
sane aeor. Mr.. Miller was standing
On he landing when the crash came
and ; big piece Of y inch glass cut the
rim oE Of bic hat over his eyes. Mr..
Cross xas within a step or 20 Of the
landing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22

THE editor Of country paper died
recently, sayu an Indiana paper, and
81 delinquent subscribers viewed the
remains. OF that number e76 bow
ed their heads, and sadly muttered;
ale wa 9 bright, industrious man,
hnt be couldnit Hare his money!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22

J. Ed. BUCKNER, OF Auxvasse, is
being prominently spoken of for Con-
gressman in the Eighth District to I'LL
the place made vacant by the death Of
Mr.. Bland. There is hrst-class con-
g~ressionsl timber in Mr.. Buckner,
and, besides, be Is a working Demo-
Graf who labOrs necessarily for his
party's interest. Judge D. W. Shack
elford and W. F. johnson, both of
Cooper county, are also spoken Of as
candidates.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22

Didn't Take But One Shirt

The Kansas City Times says: r. M.
White, editor of the LEDGER, Mexico,
10 corresponding secretary OF the Mis-
souri, association. He was in the city
last night. Mr.. White has just re-
turned from Europe, whittier he jour
neyed . month since for the benefit
of his health. Mr.. White said that he
made the round OF London, Antwerp
and Paris and intermediate points in
four days and one shirt. He says he
left all his Illness in Europe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22
N. N. MELsUNl
Sheriff of Audrain CounH'
Pnhlio- AdministratorIs NOtics

Notice is hereby given thai u
Public Administrator OF Auals
county, have taken charge o.
estate Of Diana Mitchell, deee'
bearing date May "a, 1899.
All persons having claims 49,,
said estate are requested y eh~
them for allowance 70 the admips
tor within one year after this oIs.,
they may be precluded from any gs5
at OF such estate, and II such cls
be not exhibited within two
from the date they will be i9s''
barred. J. E. JESSE,
13-st Public Administraiol
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22

oEETRALIA, Mo-, June ls.--Mrs. W.
K. Sturgeon, aged so years, was found
dead in her bed this morning. She
had enjoyed good health, and her
death was a great shock to the fam
ily. Heart failure is supposed to have
cansed death. She came to Missouri
from Kentucky sixty years ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22
PEOPLE TESTIFY.
REFERENCE THAT Is SURELY
WORTH LOOKING UP.
A Clinton Han Who Tells His Friends
What Has Done Him
Much Good

We win tell you what viii cure the
worst kind Of q case of backache
caused from the kidneys. We win
not only tell you bat will refer you to
people in all walks of life who have
used Kid-ne-oids with the best re-
suits. We AJAX you to read this state
meHt from John Lowrey, SIS Carter
street, who lie q painter and plasterer
by trade. He Gays;
"The pain in my right kidney was
50 great that I was unable to work at
my trade. l could not turn over in
bed without assistance; the people
living in the neighborhood could hear
my agonizing cry. My urine was
highly coIored and was full Of sedI-
ment; ! had frequen. desire TO uri-
nate which caused me pain. I was
treated by q physician bat obtained
no relief. l have used Morrow's Kim
ne-oids and Morrow's Liverlax with
the very best results; they have TAX
en- the soreness out Of my back and
quieted my nerves which are In a very
bad condition. Kid ne oids have
cured my urinary troubles. make
this statement that sufferers from
kidney and liver trouble may know
what remedies TO use TO be cured.n
MoFFow's Kid-ne-oids are not pills,
but yellow tablets, and cure ell kid
ney disorders, baekache, nervousness
and aleeplesaness. They are put up in
wooden boxes which contain enough
for about two weeks treatment, and
sell At nifty cents at all druggists and
also at Buckner 4 whitney's drug
store.
Morrow's Lverlax are small red
grsnules and sell at twenty-five cents
a box;they curt constipation, bilious
ness and eostiveness.
Descriptive booklet mailed upon
request By John Morrow & Company,
Chemists, Springfield, Ohio.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22

GxxERAL n. r. BE11, OF Fulton. b
being mentioned % succeed TIE late
Congressman r. P. BlHnd General
Bel b one Of Mlssouriss most worthy
Denocrsts and would make . tine
Representative IN Congress.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22

The following persons went to Van
dslia Monday to attend the AudrAin
Teachers Institute; Misses Mamie
Davis, Kate Atkinson, Lucy Jesse,
Maggie Bradley, Minnie Harrison,
Carrie Baldwin, Hattie Stevenson,
Elizabeth GIN, Louella White, Mrs.
HoughIand, Messrs. Joe Jesse and
VIM. EIler.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22

To the Unknown Heirs OF W. T. W.
Deceased. as
Take notice that said W. T. CrosVhite
testato Al John A. CARROTS, near hss
Galloway Count, IN he State OF Mlss0. -
iefh day OF April fs9e, leaving no khossS
He was 5 feeff 10 inches In height ~ %
pounds, dark blue eyes, medium nussi ~
posed 10 be q native OF Audratn Coun9 \. n
Letters OF Administration upon hs q b
praiaed AZ Ad.ik, have been grahteS
undersigned, 10 whom ali persQns
nay make application. 2. ; N
phblio Administrzior Galway Counyi[
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22

Fourth Of July Celebration Abandoned
There viii Be no public celebration
OF the Fourth Of July In Mexico ss the
merchants seem to prefer placing the
money which would be thus used in
the Street Fair fund. The committees
on the latter win meet soon and per-
feet plans TO hold 3 big fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22
Bishou Tuttle in Farbsr.

FARBER, Mo-, June Is.-The Right
Reverend Daniel 3. futile, of St.
Louis, Episcopal Bishop of Missouri,
delivered an interesting sermon in the
church at this place last night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22
80 VIM.

James 2. Brown, By hls last viii
~bequeaths to bis wife, BriIlia A. Brown,
all his household furniture. To his
said wife, John E. Brown, Amanda
Belle Sherman, VIM. Upton Brown
and Claude Ernest Brown the remain
der Of his personal property and all
his real estate, 100 acres In 7-61-5 and
1876. NJ. R. Brown is named as
executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22

HAvzNExER attributes TIE trusts 70
the tafia, snocestey declining to as
same any Of the responsibility fer
them himself.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-22
Free From Objectionable Features

Eree from uD1ectlonaDte kedtureA
The Moberly Democrat says; Mex
leo is to have q street fair. She held q
most sensible and successful one, free
from Objectionable features, last year
and will no doubt improve upon her
last years efforts.