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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19
DEMOCRACY RECEIVES "
Admiral Must Abide by the Maiority'i
Will, However.

CHICAGO, April 16.-Bryan Demo-
Gratis have decided to welcome
Admiral Dewey into the Democratic
party. Such is the position officially
outlined in to-day's issue Of the
Democratic press bulletin.
eve may accept the lAdmirai's
declaration Of his political faith 40 In
dIcating that he is with the Demo-
cratic party, at least on an over
wheIming majority Of the issue II has
taken up,n runs the article, which Il
from the pen Of Willis J. Abbott, head
of the Democratic Literary Bureau.
aThis ia a most gratifying fact" the
article continues. SIT indicates that,
should the Democratic party, after
mature dellberation, deny to the
Admiral the nomination which he
1t seeks, may, nevertheless, count on
his hearty cooperation and his In.
fuence In behalf Of its efforts to end
the evils Of McKinieyism by ending
the reign OF Emperor William l."
In commenting on the purport ol
his article, Mr.. Abbott said:
awe are naturally delighted at the
prospect OF such a distinguished ac-
QUESTION to our ranks az Admiral
Dewey, but, of course, we expect ths
Admiral to play fair and accept the
good old Democratic doctrin Of abiding
BY the result of an honest Democratic
Convention
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19
LAND SALES

Simeon Ross and VT to a. E. Bowen
lots / and 2, block g., Farber, and loi
Is and north part Of lot Il, Draper'i
addition TO Farber, e675.
Il. e. Bowen and VT to J. r. ooontz,
lot 10 and north part Of lot IA, Diapers
addition to Farber, SIS.
Fritz Knoebel and VT to John T.
Crews, 227k acres In 1857, s5,6S7.5o
John T. Crews and VT to Fritz
Knoebel, part lots II, IS and 10, Bar
rett,s sub djvision, Mexico, 5000.
Maggie B. Garrett and hush to Eliza
]. Wallace, sw Sc 12-52-1l, less STRIP
80 feet, $500.
L. o. provinces to Lilly N. Lear, al
that part OF block 2 south OF lot 10
Doyle's addition, Farber, 800.
Simeon Rosa and VT to Earnest B
Coil, W hf lot 3, block Il, original Far
Der, $3.50.
8. P. Bethel and VT to Amanta B,
Taft, lots Is and IA, block IA, Farberi
$500.
Sarah B. Miller and Wallace Bridg-
ford to Robt. B. Kerr, Jr., W hf ne s.
52-s, $3.50.
George e. Shock and VT to Gilmore
Il. Dysart, right, title and interest in
ne sc % and " hf ne sw 2s-52-11, $500,
George NJ. Price and VT to Emma
Maiden, lot 2, block 8, original Van
dalia, $3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19
WHY EVE HATES HANNA.
An Episode at the White House Last
Fall-The Boss Was BOOrish.

WASHINGTON, April H.-"Dewey,
what shall 1 tell these newspaper men
when they ask me whether you are
going to be a candidate for Presi-
dent?n
This is what Senator Hanna said to
Admiral Dewey at a reception at the
White House last fall.
The Admiral was talking to q num-
Der Of gentlemen, including a senator
or two, and some other high officials.
The President sat near by. Senator
Hanna came up and spoke to the
Admiral loudly, almost roughly. The
Admiral was at . loss to know what
to say, and pretended not to hear.
After waiting a minute Senator
Hanna said again, In a louder tone;
"Dewey, what shall I tell the news
paper men when they ask me IL you
are going to be q candidate for Presl-
dent2n
The attention Of everybody in the
room was attracted. Admiral Dewey
objected to being questioned in thai
|, manner, but IN order to relieve him
self from further embarrassment, re-
piled, 80, tell them l will not be
/. candidate"
Next morning every newspaper II
the country had q Washington dis
patch saying that Admiral Dewel
/, would not be q candidate for Presi
dent.
> Admiral Dewey resented this treat
ment. He was taken at q disadvsnt
, age and he did not think IL right tina
what he had said at q private recep
tion should be treated as a publ
announcement.
This lie one reason for Admire
Dewey's dislike Of Senator Hanna. |
is also the real story of the episode
concerning which some badly mikes
. dispatches have been printed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

PARIS, Mo-, April 16.-rhe Demo-
cratic primary election was held In
this county Saturday. Following IL
the vote in eighty-two precincts out
of ninety four:
For State Senator-Dimmitt, of Shell
by county, 1874; Heather, of Mari
on county, ais. This will insure
Heather's election.
]. b. Whitecotton, the present Rep
resent&tive, won by a majority OF
about 1,4O0 over s. s. Bassett.
For Sheriff, James W. Clark; Coro-
ner, Dr.. W. E. Johnson; Surveyor,
John t. Grigshy; Administrator, J. 8.
MCGEE; Judge Western District, J. 8.
Allen. For Assessor, w. e. Sherman
over J.. 7. Noel. For Treasurer, W.
NJ. Meter. Collector, J. 7. Umstattd,
1920; W. II. b. Grow, 1,4s7. The
vote for Prosecuting Attorney now
stands; j. B. Boyd, 1,Oss; W. E,
whitecotton, 1,1s7; F. W. McAllisteri
1874.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19
l-mprovements At STURGEON

Cofrespondence OF the LED0Eas
HEDGE DALE, April i6.-Havinf
spent four weeks very pleasantly i
not very probably in the little city Of
Sturgeon, Boone county, we are agaiI
ct home for a few days.
Sturgeon is q beautiful little city
spread over quite q large territory
and the business part of the city
represents considerable wealth.
The public school building Is 3 mas
sive structure, well equipped and vel
managed.
About all Of the denominations are
well represented. The new Baptist
church Is all complete except the
seats. They expect It TO be ready by
the 18th, and IL 90, q Sabbath school
convention will be held in it ct that
time. The Baptist Sabbath school,
with Judge George Batterton AZ
superintendent, is in a fourishing
condition. DR.. Gentry, q very Ell
Gent teacher, has charge OF the Bible
class and the recitations and explana-
tons on the Scripture r very
interesting and instructive.
We had the pleasure Of attending
Sabbath school at Littleby Methodist
church on last Sunday. The superin-
tendaHt, Jacob Shook, isa good Sab
bath school man, and wa predict for
hin 3 fun and interesting school this
summer.
Ths farmers are all done sowing
oats and many Of them are planting
corn. No farmer In this vicinity is
behind with bis work.
SILENT OBSERVER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19
THE sRITIsH-BOER A
Opposing Forces Making Rapid March
es-BOers Laying in Provisions.

Both the Beers and British are
making rapid marches in the Free
State.
The Beers T going north along
the Basutoland border from Wepener,
and the British are believed to be
making q move to cut them of.
Another Boer force lie marching on
Bethulie to the south of Bloomefon.
tein. This body is 5000 strong.
Beers also Z reported in gooC
force twelve miles east Of Bloomfon
tein and also near Karee Siding.
The principal purpose Of the Boo
raid in the Free State is now dis
closed. The forces retreatlng nortl
are carrying large transport train
filled with provisions. When the.
went south they carried empt
wagons.
The Beers are active in Natal. Bul
Ter says that they have retreate
north OF the Blggersberg. They hsv
blown up more collieries In Natal.
dispatch from Ladysmith says that
force Of burghers has appeared to th
south Of that town, at Dew Drop.
General BothR was in Pretori
April 10, in conference with Krugel
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19
BRIDEGROOM Hinde and Preacher Fishel

A&A
Prom the Columbia Herald.
Dr.. d. K. Hinde, in "reminiscences
Of the old Methodist church at Fulton
among other things, said:
ssThere are two trips In those early
days Of staging, when there we're nc
railroads, that l q never forget
both from St. Aubert to Fulton. One
when, for the first time, l saw the
little town OF Fulton from the Hocka.
day hin-coming q very young
man to make application for the
position of assistant physician Of the
8. L. A. The other when returning
from Palmyra with my bride, w
missed stage connection at st. Auberi
and with my own bridegroom hands
helped 3 farmer unload his corn, and
In the country wagon brought my
blushing bride to the lunatic asylum
"Dr. 81. II. Fisber, of blessed
memory, was substituting for oul
pastor that day. Being q Presbyteri.
an, he did not follow our order of ex.
ercises. After singing in 9 standing
attitude, as was our custom, the tims
came for prayer, and down I went on
my Methodist knees, the only one In
the house assuming that attitude.
somewhat wondered at this, but soon
found, to my great embarrassment,
that DR.. Fisher was not praying bui
reading bis scripture lesson. I DOM
now remember much Of that sermon
that daY.u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19
THR EVIDENCE COMES
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE CITY
AND FROM ALL KINDS
OF PEOPLE.
Testimony is Daily Gathered in Behalf
of MorroWs Kid-ne-oids and
Liverlax.

No preparation ever placed before
the people Of Mexico has gained such
q high reputation as Morrow's Kid
ne-oids and Liverlax. The state
ments OF Mexico people about these
medicines are remarkable.
George King, cigar manufacturer
who resides at HOG julie street, st,
Joseph, has used these medicines with
remarkable results and speaks as fol-
lows: 81 have been afflicted with
liver complaint for a long time; ! am
naturally Of q bilious temperament. l
had malaria in my system and was
very bilious much of the time. I have
taken liver pills and other liver rem
edles, bat nothing relieved me until j
commenced to take Morrow's Liver
lax. l felt much better after taking
the first dose and continued to take II
until that tired, languid feeling left
me, and am full Of animation and az
lively n vigorous ae ever. Malaria
has been driven out Of my system and
my liver seems to perform Its func-
tons. Liverlsx IL splendid. l took a
few doses Of Morrow's Kid-ne-oids for
their tonic effect and l am so well
pleased with the result that / will
continue to use them right along. ]
will heartily recommend Morrow's
Kid-ne-oids and Morrow's Liveriax."
MoFrow's Kid-ne-oids are not pills,
but yellow tablets, which lie the sci
entIic form of preparing medicine.
They are put up In wooden boxes,
which contain enough for about two
weeks treatment and sell for fifty cents
9 box at all druggists. Liverlax are
small red pellets which CURE consti-
patton.
Descriptive booklet mailed upon re-
quest by John Morrow & Co., Chem
lists, Springfield, Ohio.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

1CoI. Craddock, Of tba n
Kenfackfda, who visited
few days since, pnblIsbs, as
Ing La his paper; MerIo.
greatly improved, and Wa \
having sold our land IN. ''R'
with our Mexican war v,a
editorial friends there na'
palaces with such lovely
also make ne feel how va
Our relatives, Ben oautbo,uN
lily and hrs. Gov. Hardin ..'
as, Mrs. Hardin taklnRlni.~aa
Ing us OF her girlhood dsn''
when ahes as little Miss ,Jsss,a
In the Ficklen BUILDING
grandfather Duncan's. "
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19
NJ. I.s..lsv Sails Out.

Mrs. Nettie E. LESLEY has sold her
entire stock OF millinery to VIM. Lenz,
of st. Louis, who will continue the
business on a larger scale. A new Sc
lection OF the latest fashions and
styles will arrive IN q few days. Miss
Emma Kidd will take immediate
charge OF the trimming department,
while Miss Botts viii attend to the
dressmaking and will be pleased to
have her friends call.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19
Refrigerators
AIRsHIP LINE TO EUROPE.
Company Formed to Promote New
Means Of transportation.

AUSTIN, TEX, April 16.-The Onsteal
Airship company died It's charter II
the Secretary Of States Office here to-
day. II has q capital stock OF 500,
600 and proposes to manufacture air
ships and establish airship lines be-
tween all principal cities between
New York City and Europe.
The airship which the company
proposes to manufacture and operate
lie on plans invented by ". d. Gus
tead, q railroad agent of Elm Mott
Tex. Mr.. Cnstead has been working
on this invention for six years, and
he recently completed an airship thai
was given a practical test two week.
ago at Elm Mott, The test wal
witnessed by all the stockholders oil
the company afterward organized and
was pronounced successful In every
respect.
The sirship viii be operated by q
compressed carbonic acid gas motor
and will have q maximum speed OF
LIS miles an hour. The first of the
ships to be manufactured by the
company will be completed about
July 20. MIR. Custead and q party of
friends propose to sail in it to New
York and thence across the Atlantic
to Paris. They expect to reach Paris
about Aug. 1 and exhibit the airship
ct the Paris exposition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19
AeUIHALDo NAY BE IN MANILA
Lieut.. Knox Says Little Effort win
Be Made to Find Him.

San Francisco, GAL, April 16.-'l
scarcely doubt the truth of thecurrent
rumors that Aguinsldo Is concealed In
Manila. II he were ] do not think
that the authorities would make much
effort to catch him. To capture and
imprison the insurgent chief would be
to make q martyr of him and the eff
feet on the natives would be bad. II
he lie let alone the Macabebes VIII as
sassinste him, for they have no love
for him"
This statement was made BY First
Lieutenant George II. Knox. Lieut..
Knox has returned from Manila, where
he was for over seven months chief
Of police Of the Quiapo district. he
was also assistant chief OF police of
Manila under Mai. Tiernon of the 9Th
artillery. Lieut. Knox now belongs to
the 7th infantry and is on bis way to
New Mexico, where he has been
ordered for garrison duty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19
TRUSTEES SAIL
On Friday, the 4th DaydEI

a the east Court House AL
City OF MeEoo, AudrnfD -
scuri, between tnehoura Oh
IN the forenoon and ave ODD
afternoon, / will sell at auct
highest bidder for cash, I'd
prior deed OF trust secuiiH'
OF thirty i've hundred ddl
the interest thereon, dRn
7th, 1898, and payable 70 tn
James e. Adams March 7Al
OF the west one-half Of The
quarter and the east one.a'
southwest quarter and the 4
one-fourth Of the southwa|
OF Section ten (10), TownA|
two (52) north, Range ten
OF the Fifth Principal Msrd
tanning 200 acres OF land, mon
situate In Andrain county, VI
Tnie SAFE 10 made by reasx
fault In the conditions Of /
deed Of trust made to Chairs
Vile, trustee, on the 7th day 4
1898, By William p. Kennsta
lea Jane Kenneth, his wife, n
L. Kennett, . single man, aHts
In the Recorders Office b
county, Missouri, In book Il, !
said Charles B. Linville hsvngI
to act. M. N. MRLE
tds Sheriff and Acting b
Dated 81 Mexico, April :, a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

Trimble & Oauthorn, the north side
furniture dealers, believe in advertise
ing and have contracted with the
daily and weekly LEDGER for one
year. This firm is in the market with
a complete line Of the latest styles and
best furniture made. You r sinvited
to call and inspect the stock and get
nulnnn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

FULTON, Mo-, April 14.-Fultor
telephone company organized and in.
corporated last night for fifty year.
with q capital stock of $4,000. The
officers are as follows: Tyke Harri-
son, president; J. v. Kemper.
secretary and general manager, and
E. W. Grant, treasurer.
The new line will be built at once
The directors OF the new company
are: Ernest Kemper, J. v. Kemperi
John W. Jacks, Z. W. Grant, Tyke
Harrison and David q. Harris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19
The Mexico Ledger.


The Mexico LEDGER, one Of the besl
newspaper properties In the State,
has entered is And year. Most Of
its prosperity and efficiency a 3 news
givsr IL attained under the manage
msnt Of its present proprietor, R. NJ.
White, who stands in the front rank
of country journalists 10 the United
States.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

Now a soldier in the Philippines has
been saved by q plug of tobacco in his
pocket, which stopped a bullet that
would otherwise have gone through
him. While this lie not an argument
against carrying Tegtaments, neither
does it prove that the tobacco trust is
q mild and benevolent institution.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19
& rather confusing to most Of Us.

THE Republicans Of Audrain county
while In a hopeless minority, deserve
credit for keeping up their organiza-
ton. Democrats should learn q lesson
from the steadfastness of the Republi-
cans In their faith. Democrats car
always count on the Republicans
getting together and doing the best
they can, no matter whether they ex-
pect to elect their ticket or not.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

THE new Methodist Church viii be
one of the new buildings to be erected
in Mexico this year. 1t viii be a
handsome $4,000 structure. We con-
gratulate the Methodists of Mexico on
their enterprise. Other congregations
will help them,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

Another special sale for 3
days only-Saturday, Monday
and Tuesday, April 81, %, "a.
For these days we will give
our patrons another oppor-
tunity. Special sale on Lace
Curtains.
Turner-Jackson Mer. 90.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19
STOVE SALE.
sL Loni, Liva stnOk Markat

st. Louis Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, April 1s.--In general,
native cattle receipts were very fair.
Steers sold from "a to s5.25, stockers
1928 10 s.s0 feeders a to $3.50, cows
sass to s4.2S, heifers e3.5O to "a. rs,
bulls s2.1o to $40.
Hoas-The bulk OF the hogs sold q
$3.50 to $3.50. The pigs and light
lights ct $3.50 to IS As, according to
quality; light hogs at e5.25 TO 3 .67k,
bulk at s5.45 to $3.50. Medium weights
ct s5.l5 to $3.50, bulk going at s5. 60
10 e6.7o. The heavy culls sold at $500
to sb.s5, and fair TO best heavy hogs at
s5.45 to s5.75.. Good mixed hogs sold
ct s5.4 to s5.s5, and common to in
ferior mixtures, mostly Southern hogs,
sold 1t A.eo 10 e6.S5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

JUDGE WILLIS CLARK, in rendering
his opinion in the Court OF Criminal
Correction in 81. Louis in the
celebrated baking powder case, says:
81 am unable to find in the evidence
in this case any just grounds for
q ruling that alum baking powders, OF
themselves, when used in the prep
aration of food are in anywise less
wholesome OF harmless than any
other variety Of baking powders"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

THE Business MehPs Association Of
Mexico is in good working order and
is delighted with its success in refer.
ence to the new Military Academy,
and viii Immediately proceed to Sc
cure other enterprises.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

Notice lie hereby given
settlement of the estate d
Brooks, deceased, will be ~
May term OF the Probsts
Audraln County, Missouri =
ct Mexico, Missouri, on ti
Monday In May, 1900:
Admins
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

Mrs. E. D. Graham Monday ordered
the Mason monument from A. K.
Luckie. This stone will be erected on
Decoration Day, when appropriate
services will be observed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

THE LEDGER joins the people Of
Mexico in extending sincere sympathy
to Hon. John M. Barker and family on
account Of the death of Mrs. Barker,
who was a lady of most estimable
Christian character.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

purely y A1btAkC.
We clip the following from the New
York Journal:
DEWEY ON DEMOCRACY.
W. r. Hearst, Editor Journal.
PEEKsKILL, April 81 have q slip
cut from the New York Daily Sun Of
February 5, 1899, with the heading:
"Dewey is q Republican" Among
other things Dewey lie quoted as say
ing: "WelI, IN tell you what q DEM
ocrat is: In time OF war q Democrat
lie a damrsd traitor; in time Of peace
he Is q damned fool" The question
now i~s,whether or not this lie q time Of
war or peace. L. M.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

1t seems as IL some Of the ministers
in the East think the westminsterc con-
fesslon of faith lie not e'up-to-dste."
Well, what Of it9 There are others
who think the Bible is not "up-to-
date" Just what "up-to-date" means
Is rather confusing to most of us.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

Musicale at Hardin Friday Evening.
The pupils Of Mrs. Forrist and
Profs. Moore, Clarkson and Walker
ling will give q musical entertainment
at Hardin College next Friday even
ing, beginning at 8 O'Clock. The
public lie invited. Seats free.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

Notice is hereby given th.ii
Element Of the estate Of ,,
Shootman, deceased, will %
the May term OF the Probsia ,
Audrain County, Missouri, =
at Mexico, Missouri, on ID
Monday in May, 1900. ,os
EEH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

Notics is hereby given i
settlement of the estate oil
Shook, deceased, will be msa
May term of the Probate 9
Audrain County, Missouri, =
ct Mexico, Missouri, on li
Monday In May, 1900.
e. 81. and ]. R. SslI
Admlni.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

Reuben HArlOWs north Of town, hal
last completed about q mile Of good
fencing On bis hne s76 acre farm, one
Of the best In that section. On Mr.
Hsrlow's place isa barn that cost him
eco. Reuben is one Of Audrain'l
uubstanlisl citizens-a man who has
ma6s money on the farm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

John 7. WORKMAN, aged nfty-four
years, brother Of ]. a. and Richard
Worsham, Of this county, died at Noah
Coils, his son-in-iaw, eight miles
northeast OF Mexico, on Monday,
April IS, Of dropsy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

Msrrisd, BY W. R. Dudley. J. P, on
wednesday, April Is, Juo. NJ. smith
and Henrietta Kerr, both Of near
worcester, this county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

Our sale on Carpets was q
grand success. VIII give you
q chance now on Lace Our
tains. ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

Notice is hereby given th.i
Element Of the estate OF X.
ton, deceased, will be mh0.
May term Of the Probele
Audrzin County, Missouri,
ct Mexico, Missouri, on "
Monday In May, 1890: I'D
AdminE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

Notics is hereby given tess
Element OF the estate Of
lard, deceased, will be
Nay term Of the Probale
Audraln County, Missouri I
81 Mexico, Missouri, on W
Monday in May, 1900. ,su,I
I. h. MAkSns
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

Notice is hereby given
settlement Of the estate Of
rlson, deceased, win be NJ
May term OF the Probate
Audrain County, Missouri, =
ct Mexico, Missouri, on ID
Monday In May, 1900. =
J. 3. j
Public Admin
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

Notice is hereby given thai
Element OF the estate OF John
deceased, win be made Of
term of the Probate Court o.
County, Missouri, TO bs bele
leo Missouri, on the second
In May, 1900. JOHN MUs
kdmi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

the sequel ron-
chitis, or some
other disease Of
The respiratory o.
gans The most
effective remedy
for bronchial or
pulmonary disease
Is Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery. Almost
all remedies pre-
scxibed for such
diseases contain
opium or some
narcotic which
soothes by stupe'
faction. WGolder
Medical Discov'
erys contains
neither narcotics
nor alcohol. i
stops coughs b.
| curing their cause
IT heals veal
lungs builds NJ
! wasted tissues, ant
| promotes the
health Of every 81
| gan Of the body.
60
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

Andrew Judy, q coal miner In the
employ Of Lawder q Petersen, at
Farber, had both legs broken and his
hip badly crushed last Thursday by
slate falling upon him in the mine.
Judy Is about "a years old and lie q
nephew Of VIM. B. Canterbury, ofthis
cItv-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

THE local minstrel company played
to a good house on Saturday night
and melted about $50 for the benefit Of
Hardin College gymnasium. This Is
good,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

win say the Jno. Deere Disc Quilt
vator lie the best cultivator on the
market to-day. Their sales TO date
prove this assertion. Look before you
buy. For sails BY V. o. P. KING.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

gan coous look alike" So do bug
gies to g certain extent, but they are
not all alike in quality. You get good
paint and you get good hickory spokes
when you buy q Silver buggy.
FERRIS & OAUTHORN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

Sues an Ohcial.

Frank MurcaFio has brought suit
against Constable Robert Muir and
several Of his bondsmen for 1907. o..
Plaintiff alleges that defendant dam
aged him that amount through the
seizure OF SOME of bis property.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19
Pain or Shine,

The station agent is on duty. On his
exact communication Of train orders
depends thousands Of lives, and millions
of dollars in property, each day. In his
haste he runs out in the rain or the snow
hatless and unprotected. Then comes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

MARSHALL, Mo-, lie arranging to
pave its streets with brick this sum-
mer and win buy the brick from the
Harrison Brick Company, of this city.
That is good.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-19

TIE Mexico Brick Company is ar
ranging 70 do alarge business in Mex
leo this summer. There viii be q large
demand for brick, especially II oul
streets are paved.