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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL.

II l. Morrison. Stanfd
IW G. Morrison. Stanfrd
lR Z Schulze. Stanford
II NJ Slemans. Stantrd
lC 81 Wardell. Stand
10 X Lombard. 5 Jose
is c Scales. stanford
w T Fabber. Stanford
- r Friedman. Stanfrd
liz Gnderhouse. Stanfd
w G Scales. Stanford
e NJ Crawford. Stanfd
IC II Jones. Stanford
C II Osborne. stanford
II A Bradley. Stanford
y A Miller. Stanford
In W Hughes. Oakdale
IR Z COwles. Stanford
t. L Jones. Stanford
RI Fay. Stanford
In McKlnnross. Modest
III r Nilsson. Dis Col
Il Hunter. Cal
~ r Parsons. Dis Col
Mrs Mueller, Los Ans
If F. Byrne. Stanford
u c Eaton & W. Cal
ID G Clark. 5 Cruz
lDr y n Linscott. Cal
"A f Briggs. Cal
r. T Melvin. sta Rosa
l. Thompson. Vallejo
T Auburn. Monterey
e W : Woods 81 fam.
Stockton
t. ellis. Belmont
p Gillis, Belmont
" F George. Sacto
wv r Orrnsby. Sacto
# 2 Carson. ~ Y
Mrs T r Kyle. Boston
Z VI Billings & ". II &
Y Bennett. II c
Mrs c r Belmont. b c
iB ] Phillips. Cal
Mrs " r Gerbe. Cal
Miss A Gerbe. Cal
y S Holloway. Colusa
IN " Williams & ",
Redding
~ Hare. Marysville
lC Hampton. Marysville
y Smith. Yuba City
r Henderson. Chico
IB r Gilman Jr. Cal
" w Hartley, Cal
W c Swan. Marysviile
HOTEL
IF l. Berry. Stanford
'C Hewsted. Stanford
Nv W Burnett. Stanfrd
r Bum. Stanford
r Cairns. Stanford
X Cooper, Stanford
A Dole. Stanford
A Rice. Stanford
w Erb. Stanford
IL Buckley. Stanford
y de Forest. Stanford
" Fisher. Stanford
II Gilman. Stanford
s Gachos. Stanford
r Hayden. Stanford
A Hough. Stanford
C Murphy. Stanford
r Lee. Stanford
s Traeger. Stanford
10 Raitt. Stanford
F Rudolph. Stanford
C Parker. Stanford
IT McFadden. Stanford
Mrs ~ Menger. y J
s II BOutOn. Chicago
Mrs BOutOn. Chicago
X Roscnthal. Chgo
IN + Cross. Stanford
II u Meyer. Stanford
n y Merriam. L $ A
IL W Haynes. y Y
Mrs l. Haynes. " Y
Il Kohn. Oakdale
Mrs l. Kohen. Oakdale
.Dr ] G. Thompson. Cal
# F Sharpless. Medera
II + Winship. Stanfrd
C p jenkins. Stanford
II u Russell. Stanford
r. T Ellis. Tehama
Miss r Ellis. Tehama
J B Lovedal. Sacto
ERN HOTEL.
II Rodgers. Seattle
] VI Ladd. Sacramento
" L Shackleton. Cal
J l. Green. Fresno
II Murray. Los Ang
Z G Foley, Petaluma
] NJ Graham. y Y
lC Hermann. San Jose
| r u Roberts. Ukiah
I A = Small nayfQyffIe
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted They must be handed
in at either OF the publication offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence Of per-
sons authorized TO have the same published.
BORN.
BROWN-In Black Diamond. Contra Costa
County. November % 1899, TO the wife OF the
late Captain r s. Brown. a daughter.
COLTER-In this city. November 25 1899 to the
wife Of Edward J. Golfer. daughter.
SMITH-In this city. November 6. 1899. 10 the
wife OF Martin I. W. Smith. son.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

AN Introduction 10 you from II. Shelhaas. the
furniture dealer. 9TH and Franklin Oakland
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YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC UNIoN-A re-
QUEEN high mass for the repose OF the souls
OF the deceased members of the Young Men S
Marys Cathedral. commencing at 10 o'clock
on Thursday. November 30 Thanksgiving
day. Members and their relatives and
friends and the relatives and friends OF de-
ceased members are respectfully invited TO at
tend
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ADVERTISEMENTS


gi2oo-WORTH $3.50: lots. soxl27 each. and a
Broom house, good well and pump. 500 cash:
balance on time 20 suit purchaser. W c.
MORAN.
sI10o-Se0 DOWN. balance 81 per month. viii
boy "a Broom cottage on sunny side Of street
" e. MORAN.
fs5e-sEE this. this property sold FOR $500:
parties going away Will take 500 down. bal
ance sl2 per month. ". c. MORAN.
sle-e-BANK property: large rooms: lot COX
1909 near school and station. electric cars. etc.
~ e.. MORAN.
s2l0-sEE these lots; lsKi25 worth 5000: only
two ieft See ". c. MORAN. Lorin station.
Berkeley.
MUST be sold-Nice reEidenos OF rooms: all
modern; fine location. barn. tank and tank
house. large grounds. beautifully laid out.
Eacrince. make offer. Owner box 1907. Call
ELEGANT s-room colonial homes adjacent
University % Cal. just completed; porcelain
bath. finished IA natural wood. ali modern
conreniences, sunny frontage; terms n de-
sired. 81 l.. WURTs. nth g. y way Oalls nd.
60 LOTS IN Berkeley cut Tor a quick sale. f.
E. blNCE. Ss Broadway. Oakland.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
oFFICE-oOS BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

1NANLANb HEAL ESlAlb.
A-no CASH. 20 monthly tlll paid: chicken run
UlAZat feet. price. all told $50: level land /:
sandy loan. 20 feet deep. no adobe: rfenty
81 good water site and climate superb: no
colo winds ~ fogs here. build your home or
Ne Will build Tor you; stop paying rent. near
electric cars and s0-fOof- wide boulevard: not
Tar from fine school. Mestan tract adioin-
ing East oakland. call or send FOR circulars
SO Seventh 81. near cor. Broadway Oakland.
osrriase free. HENRY Il. JONES. owner
4 ELEGANT houses IN course OF oonstr7,ctIon
on $50 81, bet Grove and West. completed.
81 fnodern improvements. street work side
walks done. small payment down: balance
monthly ~ desired houses open FOR tnsneetIor
20 20 Sundays. J. II. SIMPSON. Us Goth 81
sos BROADWAY. OAKLAND
Corner property: rent So. eo0. equity ssno ooo
interest . per cent, VIII exchange for a aesir.
able ranch IN California
3o-PAGE CATALOGUE.
LarEe list OF ranches Tor sale and rent L
r. BUNCE. s0s Broadway, Oakland
$500
L. small price for a $500 house: think q, ~.
1-r0cm house with modern improvements.
Al location and surroundings: close 10 schools
cars etc: lot t0Nl2i. get particulars J. s
MYERS. 1902 Broadway. Oakland
s27oo-oRIGINAL cost $500.
lar cventful chance 7-r0om house hath
gnE. modern plumbing: stable. fine location
commanding appearance. close 10 schools
train. etc; one seldom drops on TO such a
bargain: FIRST come first served J. g.
MYERS. 1902 Broadway. Oakland.
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COS BROADWAY. OAKLAND
Corner property, rent $50 600. equity ss00 ooo.
interest per cent. vii exchange FOR a a.str
able ranch lr California
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3o-PAGE CATALOGUE.
Large list OF ranches Tor sale and rent +
+. BUNCE. s0s Broadway, Oakland
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ROOMS TO LEr-Furn. and unturn.

a BRANCH ofhce Tor the reception OF adver-
f.remCuts and subscriptions has been onanea
at l-zs Polk st open until y. IA.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
HOME
send tsrcr.rtion. condition and location;
n.N find you one. A. r. DENKE SR. 1900
Webster ST. Alameda
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND BOARD.
10
HOME Tor ladies IN delicate health; large
grounds private. MRS. DIR. FuNKE. 1916 sth.
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slooo-sle) down balance 81 per month. viii
by a 5-room cottage on sunny side Of street.
W g. MORAN.
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OVERLAND EXPRESS

Every day IN the year. Pullman Palace ana
Upholstered Tourist Cars leave Oakland MOls
FOR Denver. Kansas City. Chicago and the East
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-09-14
WHAT PATE R SAW.
He Was Up in Howard County and
and Came Home With Some Very
Wonderful Tales-John Daniel
Says he Was Dreaming.


Correspondence Of the Ledger
THOMPSON, Mo-, Sept. 13.-P. 8.
Morris was over In Howard county
last week and says the corn crop is
excellent. He saw several fields
which be IL satisfied will harvest
twelve barrels per acre.
Mr.. Morris says be saw several
curiosIties, one Of them being Harry
Petty, a barber In Fayette, who was
once as black Is negroes ever get to
be, but now claims to be the whItesi
man In Fayette. Petty ts q strong
free silver advocate and said to Mr..
Morris, 'sTell your coIored friends OF
Mexico that they don't know the war
is over yet"
From Glasgow Mr.. Morris went out
with q party on q fishing expedition
and they caught fifteen cat, eleven
buffalo and one bass. While on the
creek Mr.. Morris caught a frog and
as they were discussing the frogs foot
q gentlemanly looking young school
teacher remarked that he was part
frog or duck, he did not know which,
and to prove the statement he ex-
hibited his feet, which proved to be
as perfectly webbed IS those of q
frog or duck.
In continuing his observations about
curiosities seen on the trip, Mr.. Nor
ris remarked:
81 also saw q full-grown, well-de-
veloped man whose weight was only
90 pounds and whose lower limbs
measured but Is inches in length. At
another place l saw two pair of twins.
The first pair were boys and the lat
ter girls; | tried to buy the boys, but
the mother asked $40, 900 . head for
them.
"Joe Maupin and wife and myself
went visiting n day ? 4 when our
host invited us out to Gaas we found
the table loaded with the substantials
Of life. After we had relieved the
table of some Of its precious burden
our hostess came in with a large din
ner-plate rounded up with the best Of
ice ream. 1t looked like an iceberg
standing mp in front of us; but we de-
voured 1t just the same"
John Daniel says that Pate's story
about his trip to Howard county and
what he saw there is all bosh; that
Pate wac not in Howard county at all,
but vas at the Moberly fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-09-14


List of letters remaining in the Post
Once at Mexico, No., for the week
ending Sept. Il, 1899, which II NOT
called for In thirty days will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office at Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters in this
list win please say advertised"
Jennie Bryan, Mrs. NJ. Z. Britt, NJ.
I. Brown, Luther Coffel, Isaac Dyer,
George Dingie, Mary Drake, 3. r,
Gardner, Will Glover, George Glover,
Randolph Henter, NJ. O. Hogue, r. e.
Hieronymus, @. W. Hensy, Mrs. Geo.
HALEY, Mrs. sallie Jones, Ace Jahson,
James Kimpson, Annie Lylsrd, Julia
Moore, Rev. ]. H. Nichols, NJ. Nick
els, Tommie Pastor, Matte Smith, J,
N. 6ulllns, Martin Wun, Ed and Elicia
Wolf.
W NJ TuuroAR. poafmastar.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-09-14
Commissioneris sale in Partition

Lucy Il. Magorian, Mollie Mayors
Hugh Magorian, Edwin Magoria5 saa
Jesse Magoflan, his wife, plainlHi
against George =. Magorian =
Myrtle Magorian, bis wife, EdEas
w. Grant, VIM. E. jameson, Trusts
Southern Bank of Fulton "a corpofi
tton) 7. Ansell Boulware, Trustees
Edward II. Payne, defendants,
By virtue and authority OF q deeie
and order Of sale rendered on y
10th day OF August, 1899, by the "
cult Court OF galloway County, As
souri,, In the above entitled cause ~
q certified copy thereof TO me dlreef
ed dated August 10, 1899, ], The "
dersigned, a special commlsslonsi
duly appointed by said court 10 "
decree and order OF sale aforesAA
will, on
Monday, September Is, A. D, lOss
between the hours OF nine O'clock =
the forenoon and FIVE O'Clock 10 sos
afternoon OF that day at the Iss'
door OF the Court House 10 the wy
Of Mexico, Audrain County, as
souri,, sell at public auction 70 y.
highest bidder for cash during
sitting OF the Circuit Court Of ~
drain County, Missouri, all the Ils,
title and Interest of said plaintlns -
defendants IN the following desollOs
real estate situated In said county
Audrain, State OF Missouri, town,
The north half Of section nine "
township hfty-oue (61,) range -
"a containing $50 acres more o.l'
J. II. BUCHANAN.
22-td. Special CommissioneI.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-09-14

100 lbs King Of Kitchen. 81 %
cThis nour e guaranteed Q be better
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-09-14
RENDERED By THE COURT MAR
TIAL AT RRKKEs IN THE
DREYFUs CASE
EARLY RELEASE IS HOPED FOR.
An Effort to Establish that He has
Already Suffered EnOugh-Five
Years on Devils Island May be
Held to Discharge the SEQ
ond Sentence.

RKENRs, Sept. f0.-Oaptaln Alfred
Dreyfus has been, for a second time,
condemned 20 nartyrdom.
By . vote Of 5 to 2, the court mar
tiAl has found him guilty Of treason
and assessed hbs punishment ct ten
years' detention.
But the judges are kind enough TO
mention that they nnd s'extenuating
circumstances favorable to the sa-
cused."
Even those who are most convinced
OF his guilt are OF the opinion that
Dreyfus has suffered punishment
enough, q feeling which seems to have
imbued his judges, while It cannot be
denied that the trial has resulted not
In the confirmation Of his guilt, but In
widely increased belief in his inno-
cence.
II no other course Is left open for
the rescue Of Capt. Dreyfus from fur
Their political punishment, 1t is intend
ed to invoke the law, which prescribes
that close confinement shall be reek-
oned as being double in severity to
the ordinary detention. II this claim
Is sustained, Dreyfus' Eve years on
Devils Island will be held to have
already discharged the requirements
Of the sentence of the second court
martial.
OF course, some Of Dreyfue' friends
hope for a pardon. Others still rely on
the possibilities of revision.
Certainly there will be an appeal.
The text of the judgment is NJ fol-
lows:
To-day, the 9th Of September, 1899,
the court martial OF the Tenth Region
Army Corps deliberating behind closed
doors, the President put the following
question:
"Is Alfred Dreyfns, Brevet Captain,
14th Regiment of Artillery, probation
er on the general stafi, guilty of hav-
ing In 1894 entered into Vaccinations
or held relations with a foreign power
or any one of its agents to induce it to
commit hostility Dr. undertake var
against France or to procure II the
means therefor by delivering the notes
and documents mentioned In the doc
ument called the bordereau, accord
ing to the decision OF the Court Of
Cessation OF June 5, 1897"
The votes were then taken separate
ly, beginning by the inferior grade
and the youngest in the last grade,the
President having given his opinion
last. The court declares on the ques-
ton BY a majority Of ave votes to
two:
Yes, the accused is guilty.
The majority agreed that there r
extenuatIng circumstances, In conse-
quence Of which and on the request OF
the c0mmissary Of the government
the President put the question and re-
ceived again the votes IN the above
mentioned form.
As q result, the court condemns by
q majority Of i've votes to two Alfred
Dreyfus to the punishment Of ten
years detention.
II all efforts fan to saw Dreyfus
from additional imprisonment, be will
probably be sent either TO Fort Corte,
on the island Of Corsica, OF to the
inland of St. Marguerite, near Canas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-09-14
GILBERT GATES BONES.


The Moberly Democrat Of Tuesday
Sept. u, says;
Oar neigbboring town Of Middle
Grove is this morning filed with peO-
pie equal TO the crowd on circus day
and it Is all over the finding Of what Il
thought TO be Gilbert Gates body
whom, 1t is claimed, was murdered
by Alexander Jester, near Middle
Grove, January p, 1871.
The supposed body Of Gates wa
dug up by Middle Grove citizenI
Sunday morning, they having prior t.
that been told that Tom Gritten had
discovered human bones while dig.
ging up rocks. The body was found
In q doubled up position and the
bones, etc, are now in the Office o.
DR.. Mead at the Grove.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-09-14

Mrs. EnOch Roberts died at bel
home 10 north Mexico Monday morn.
ing ct $3.50 Of consumption.
Deceased was nfty-one years OF age
and was born about four miles south
Of Oentralia. She was married twice.
her arst husbands name being Petty.
he lived about i've miles west oil
Mexico. She has Elk children, .
brother and sister living. She had
three children By her first husband
and three BY her second husband.
The names OF her children are; Edo
ra Petty, Of this city; Luther Petty,
2 miles west Of Mexico; Ezra Petty,
miles west Of Mexico; Tony, Susie
and Edwin Roberts, Of this city. De-
ceased va q member o. the Chris
tian church and was highly respected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-09-14

St. Louis Live Stock Market


st. LOUIS, Sept. Is.-The native
cattle supplies were fairly liberal.
Steers sold from ~ rs to e5 So, stock
ers % 65 to a so, feeders s. so to
"a IS, Govt and heifers % 90 to s5 90,
bulls g 40 20 % Is.
Hogs-The bulk Of good hogs sold
at "a 40 to a so, pigs and light lights
at % rs TO "a IS, according to quail
lily; light hogs a Is to "a so, medium
weights "a rs "a IS, bulk going at
"a 40 to "a 50. The heavy cuIIs sold
ss IS to "a 90, and fair to best heavy
hogs at 81 30 to "a 57k. Good mixed
hogs at a % to a 40, and common to
interior mixtures sold at a 90 to
a. %.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-09-14
Fred. A. Morris,
THE GROCER.
PUBLIC SALE!
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20.

I will sell at public auction at mi
farm, 3 miles north Of Mexico, OF
wednesday, September 20, 1899, til.
following described properly, to-witi
40 head Of cattle, consisting Of II
head OF No. 1 milk cows, 2 with calves
by their slde; ~ ysaFling steers, 1.
good steer calves, 8 yesrling heifers
8 head horse stock, consisting Of
good mares, I i've year old horse and
/ extra yeArling mule.
IS head Of sheep and lambs.
le hogsH brood sows and ~ stock
hogs.
Some farming machinery, consisting
OF 1 HAvkeye grub and stump ma.
chine, as good as new; will pull acres
At q setting; one 800 pound cream
separator, ] wheat fan, almost new;
2 sets OF harness, n leather and one
plow.
20 acres good corn In feld.
TERMS OF BALE-A credit Of sig
months will be given on all sums Of
10 or over, purchaser giving banka-
bic note bearing 8 per cent. interest
from dstei under eio, cash.
%. A. ENRBD.
J. 7. JOHNSON, Auctionser.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-09-14

By request Of Mr.. Chas. v. Mans.
field, n Of Audrain's best citizens
the LEDGER prints the following, tax
en- from the Mexico Iatelligenesr:
Mr.. Charley Mansfield paid the In
telligenoer office q visit Saturday and
called this papers attention to 9
rather serious error It made some
time ago In regard to his case in the
Circuit Court, in which he was
promptly acquitted.
The report that he owed Mr.. Arm
strong 3 small amount of money was
incorrect and the horse he got from
Mr.. Grsham's livery stable was the
property Of W. O. instead of his own,
az stated.
Mr.. Mansfield is . member Of one Of
Audrain county's highly respected
families, which was among the nrst Ia
settle In the country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-09-14

he price and quality On ne above mentioned
Zfades cannot Be equalled.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-09-14

Notice 10 hereby given that letter
OF administration upon the estate o
John b. Buckley, deceased, have beer
granted the undersigned by the Pro
bate Court Of Audrain County, Mis-
souri,, bearing date Sept. 4, 1893.
All persons having claims againsI
said estate are requested to exhibit
them for allowance to the administra'
tor within one year after date o.
granting letters, or they may be pre-
eluded from any benefit of such estate
and II such claims be not exhibited
within two years from the date they
will be forever barred.
FRANK W. Buckley,
24-4t Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-09-14
PUBLIC SALE OF HOGS.
Everybody Come Here.

Forepsugh & Sells BrOthers' great
combined shows exhibit In Columbia,
NO., Thursday, Sept. 21, 1899, and on
Friday, Sept. q, 1893, l will sell ninety
head of thoroughbred Poland China
hogs at your pris Q. Remember the
date-the day after the circus Come
to the show and remain over for the
ISLE. Free dinner and bargains In
hogs. Have sold my farm and every
thing goes, nothing reserved. For
catalogue of full particulars or other
Information call on or address
24.2t ALLEN PARK, Columbia, Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-09-14

FUIToE, Mo, Sept. 12.-Mrs. Ed.
Self commItted suicide BY hanging at
New Bloomfield, twelve miles south
Of here, this morning. Her mind was
unbalanced, eaused by the death Of
her baby about one month age. She
was q daughter Of Coleman Stokes, Of
Guthrie, Mo. She leaves q husband
and SIX small children.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-09-14

Notice Is hereby given that /, q,
Public Administrator Of Audrair
County, have taken charge OF the
estate Of Emeline Brooks, deceased
bearing date May "a, 1897.
All persons having claims against
said estate are requested TO exhibit
them for allowance 70 the admlnistFa.
tor within one year after this date, OF
they may be precluded from any bens-
DC OF such estate; and II such claimi
be not exhibited within two years
from the date they will be forever
barred. J. e. JESSE,
24s4t Public Administrator,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-09-14
sHKRrFFs SALE

BY virtue and AUTHORITY q,
script execution issued IRON uAn-
dee OF the CLERK Of the Circn,,. he OF.
Of Audrain County, MissonrI oouft
able a. the September term. I Soa
said court, and to me directed IN ny, Of
Of Ii. p. Warden and against TlsVot
Wlnscott and A. J. winscot, LUIS I.
levied upon and seized All ~ nave
title, interest and claim Of right,
Lula -. Winecott and Al. i w. said
Of. in and TO ths following dnseolt
real estate, TO- wit: Nescrioed
I'd OF the northeast quarter %1n pau
Section Twenty One (2l), ToSw%. o.
kfty-Two l62l, Range Eight CsI. a1
west hrlf (N) Of northwest ~ aiso
10 Of Section Twenty.Th Thru S 1no
Township Fifty Two (521' pS,
Eight (8)j also southeast quartss y
and the south half (1<) OF the ny.
east quarter 20 Of section Tn or.n'
Two (s2)s Township Fifty.Two sS
Range Eight (sli also the south SS H.,
lK) Of the northwest quarter IA ~!
the north halt (x) of the sonihJ ano
quarter(x) OF eectionTwenty.twoSoasA'
Township Fifty-Two (52j. Pss
Eight (8)j also the north half fnSuss
the north half 10 Of the noEtb1o!
quarter "a OF Section Twar.s
Seven (2T), Township Fiftv.Ty'
[52), Range Eight (s); also I9i avg .o
more or less, being the east az. !,
the northwest quarter On Of A.
tlon Five 90, Township Fifty ny,
lbi), Range %, lying east Of Bes'
Greek. s'
All lying and being In the al,
county and lstate Of Missouri; and sS'i
Friday, the 9th Day of October. An
1893,
Between the hours Of nine o,clo.,
In the forenoon and I've O'CLOCK !,
the afternoon Of that day, at n,
east Court House door, In the ~
OF Mexico, County of Audrain afors
said, sell the same, or 90 mns,
thereof as may be required, at mn
lilo Tandus, to thu highest hiddas y.
cash In hand ~(subject to ali p,sa'
liens and ~judgments), to satisfy MI
Execution and costs.
NJ N. NELSON.
Sheriff Of Andrain County, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-09-14

Notice is hereby given that letters
documentary upon the estate OF
n. ii. Alien, deceased, with will an
nexed, have been granted the UNDER
signed By the Probate Court Of Au-
drain County, Missouri, bearing date
August 10, 1899.
All persons having claims against
said estate are requested 10 exhibit
tnem Tor allowance 10 the executor
within n year after date OF granting
letters, or they may be pFeolnded from
any oenent OF such estate; and Il such
Claims be not exhibited within two
yesrs from the date they Will be for
ever barred.
2i-tt Q. K. ALLEN, Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-09-14

THERE is Indignation throughout
the civilized world over the verdict Of
guilty in theD reyfus case. The action of
the court at Rennes was a traveety on
justice and a shame on the name Of
France. But the army had to be vim
dicated at any cost, The world knows
that Dreyfus is innocent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-09-14

FIFTY speeches are to be made
against the trusts in Chicago this week
and II the octopuses are not talked to
death they should be 90 weakened
that Congress viii have an easy time
graphing with them later on.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-09-14

Governor Stephens In an interview
fayors Attorney General Grow for
Governor, and says that he will sup
port him IL he announces himself as q
candidate. Pressing executive bush
ness is said to have caused the Cover
nor to cut bis Colorado trip short. he
has returned TO the capital.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-09-14

THE sum OF eighty-hve. dollars lie
offered for the best displays OF farm
products, produced on n farm, al
the Mexico Street Fair-S50 to hrsl
and s35 to second. Audrain shonld
capture these premiums.