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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11
THORNTON STAR.
One Of the Greatest Saddle Horses In
the World.

While Hon l. A Potts. Thornton
Star did not carry OF first prize In the
championship ring at the St Louis
fair a great many people think he
should have done 50. Thornton Star
got second money and was by long
odds the most popular with the crowd.
He made a grand show and his owner,
Mr.. Potts, has a right to be proud Of
him. Referring to this great ring of
horses the St. Louis Republic says:
Many thought Thornton Star should
have won. Thornton Star never
made a better showing than he did
yesterday. The bay horse looked fine
and Mr.. Potts rode him as some
archangel of the cerulean saddle rings
might have done. Mr. Potts was in a
fine temper. He was cool as a eucum-
Der. His horse was with him. They
made a great showing, the greatest OF
their lives.
1t was a good ring. The Judges
were Messrs. Julius Walsh and Robert
Aull. Those who said Thornton StaI
should have been given the blue rib
bon said that MeSsTs. Walsh and Aull
were not trained saddle horse men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11
STATE OF

AI,rxANDER A. LEsUEUR. secre-
,.rv ~ state o. the State OF Missouri.
hereby certify that the foregoing are fun
true and complete copies OF the concur.
renf resol1fions Of the Fortieth General
Assembly Of the State OF MlssourlIrirs ~.
Constitutional Amendment entitledi
sJOINT AND CONCURRENT RESoLu-
TON NO. Z 20 repeal section IL OF ar
ffeie z Of the constitution and adopt In
lieu thereof a new section; SECOND eon.
Stitutional amendment. entitled yOiNL
AND CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
srgpmitting to the qualified voters OF the
state OF Missouri an amendment to the
constitution thereof concerning revenue
and taxation;" Third constitutional
amendment, entitled; "SENATE JOINT
submitting to the qualified voters OF Mis-
souri an amendment to the constitution
thereof. concerning taxation" Fourth
constitutional amendment entitled;
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION submit
ting to the qualified voters Of the state of
Missouri an amendment to the constitu-
zion thereof. authorizing the issue or
bonds by the city OF St Louis for the
purpose of aiding the corporation organ
lied for the purpose Of celebrating the
louisiana purchase centennial in said
city, Fifth constitutional amendment.
entitled: CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
submitting to the qualified voters OF the
state OF Missouri an amendment to the
constitution hereof, authorizing an appro-
priation by the general assembly from the
sinking fund for the purpose OF exhibiting
Of Missouri in the celebration Of the Lou
sIana purchase centennial" Sixth con-
stituiional amendment, entitled: JOINT
AND CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO.
5 amending section q OF article 2 of the
constitution BY adding a proviso therefor"
and Seventh constitutional amendment.
entitled: JOINT AND CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION to amend section q OF ar
ticie 2 Of the constitution Of the state Of
Missouri as appears by comparing the
same with the original rolls of said con-
current resolutions now on file. as the
law directs IN this office.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, l here
unto set my hand and afflx the GREAT
SEAL Of the State OF Missouri. Done at
Once In the City OF Jefferson. this If
tenth day OF September. A. y. 1890.
(Seai) A. A. LESUEUR.
Secretary OF state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11
81 LouIs live vtook Market.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct 9.-Natiye cat
tie reached liberal proportions. Cattle
Steers sold from $3.50 TO e5.S5; stock
ers from Sass to s4.25; feeders from s3
to s4.I0; cows from SEQ TO "a; heifers
from t2e5 10 1855; bulls from g. IS to
TO $500; COWS with calf from s25 to
IS.
Hogs-The bulk Of the hogs, the
strictly low grade offerings not con-
sidered, sold at $50 to q. 3 (, as against
ISIS TO s5.2 On Monday. Pigs and
tight lights, 90 to lls pounds average,
at $3.50 TO s5.15. according to quality;
light hogs, $50 TO 100 pounds, sold at
Sass 10 $3.50, the bulk at $40 TO
s5.l5. Medium weights, l95 to 25
pounds, sold at e TO 1854, bulk go
ing at t6.I5 to s5.25. The heavy culls
sold at $3.50 to Is, and fair to best
heavy hogs at s5.l5 20 S.37i. Good
mired hogs at Is TO s5.S and common
to fair mixtures sold at $3.50 10 $50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11
SEVENTH Observation-Disclosures

SEVENTH COEsTTTuTIoNALA AMEND
MENT.
JOINT AND CONCURRENT REscLU-
TION to amend section = OF article ,
Of The constitution OF the state OF Mis-
s5url
ne L rsscsref b as Roass eg Representatives.,
~ Seaafs csacurytag fAerefHs
That at the general election TO be held
on No Tpeehav next following the first
Monaay IN November. A. ID. 100, the Iol-
owing a~mendment to The constitution
Of Missouri, concerninE the
jury and right Of trial oy July snAaa oe
10 Mt: That section = OF article 2 OF
the constitution OF tho state OF nissourl
be amended BY adding AFTER tne "ere
law" IN lire three Of said section, the
foliowings and that a twc-thirds nna-
tority Of such number prescribed hy law
concurring may render vereiSt m ~
az au clyfi cases IA courts OF record, three
fourfhs OF the members OF the jury con-
cnrrfnr may render q verdict so that
said section Of the constitution wnen
amended. ehan read as follows, 70 wiz
section Is. TIE right Of trial ny, Jury
As heretofore fnlSyeo; s ma ,rIsi ~ civil
and crimfnal cases In courts not OF record,
may consist OF less than twelve men as
NAV be prescribed by law; ana tnat q
two-thirds majority OF such number pre-
scrtbed BY law c0ncurrtnE may renosr q
verdict In oil civil cases: and that IN ING
OF record three-fourths Of the members
OF the Jury concurring may render a YER
dict. Hereafter a grand Sury sheil con-
rirt AZ twelve men, any nine OF whom
~concurring may find an Indictment or q
true bin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

Rev. S. B. Erwin, aged q years, died
at his home In northwest Mexico al
SIS Sunday morning after a very short
illness Of typhoid fever.
Deceased vas a minister u the Pres
byterian faith and was q good man.
He wa born In West Virginia, but
was reared In Arkansas. Deceased
leaves q wife and three children-Ed-
win, Elizabeth and Samuel, all under
9 years Of age.
Funeral services were conducted
from the late residence At 10 O'Clock
Monday by Rev. A. A. Wallace
and the remains were taken 10 Bethel
for interment The pallbearers 81
the house wen W. J. winscott, T. s.
Gibbs, J. p. Gibbs, Barney Young,
James Fletcher and walter SquiFes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11
! NEWS.
RoWENAI ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
RowKEA, October 10.-John finder
sold two mule colts to Holloway Bros,
for ESQ each.
Miss Fannie Daily Is very III.
ThoS Rowe was here Saturday look
ing after the interest Of his farm.
Several mule buyers were here last
week.
Rev. Mr.. Sandifor, OF Centralia, is
now pastor at Maple Grove. He
preached a very able sermon last
Thursday night
Mr.. Suddeth, OF Illinois sent fine
bunch Of feeding cattle to his farm
here.
Those who attended the Street Fair
at Fulton were: Mrs. John Carter,
Mrs. Peyton Faddis, Mrs. John Fad
dis.
Several Of our citizens attended
court at Mexico last week.
Miss Neil has returned from a
pleasant visit to Galloway relatives
and friends.
John Hoffman sold a mule colt 70
Holloway Bros, for e46
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11
Proposed Amendments to the
Constitution Of Missouri
FIRST CONSTITUTIONAL AMENp-

FIRST CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT.
JOINT AND CONCURRENT RESoLU-
TON NO. 20 repeal section Il OF
article : OF the constitution and adopt
In lieu thereof q neW section
b q resslrad y az SezafA dc Hoast ~ Rep
rsseatafirss coacnrFsag tAerefn.
That at the general election 70 Be held
On Tuesday next SlioNing h hrst Mon
day IN November. A. D.. 1So that the
following amendment to the consultation
OF the state Of Missouri concerning prose-
cution for crime be submitted 10 the guali-
ned voters Of said state, 10 wit; Strike
out the whole OF section Il Of article z Of
the constitution OF the state Of Missouri.
and adopt in lieu thereof q new section
to Be known as section II article 4 OF
said constitution and TO Be In words ane
figures a. follows:
Tsection IA No person shall be prose-
cuted criminelly for felony or misde-
meanor otherwise than BY Indictment o.
information, which shal1 be ~concurren;
remedies. but this shall not Be construed
to apply 10 cases arising in the land OF
laval forces or In the militia when IN
actual service In time Of war or public
danger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

DEMOCRATS Of Missouri should wake
up and see that a full vote is polled.
Referring 10 this matter theG Columbia
Heroid editorially says: There Is not
the enthusiasm among Missouri Demo
Gratis that we would like 10 know. The
interest in the result Of the approach
ing election is not as general nor as
widespread MOI as deep as the Democ-
racy should manifest The lukewarm-
ness Is noticeable In many sections Of
Missouri. Democrats have somewhat
the advantage OF Republicans in this
particular for there is even less inter
est and even apathy among Re
publicans than among Democrats.
Republicans appear disguised with
the record Of their party and there
fore they are all apathetic. Dem
ocrats seem TO be oyer-confdent and
in consequence they are Indifferent
and careless about the result o. the
campaign. The Missouri Democrats
should wake up. Ii will not do TO de-
pend upon the Democratic ~majorities
II the past 10 win the election this fall.
Remember 1885.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11
SECOND CONSTITUTIONAL AMENp-
MlENT


JOINT AND CONCURRENT REsoLU,
TON submitting 70 the qualified voters
OF the state OF Missouri an amendment
TO the constitution thereof concerning
revenue and TAXATION.
Be- q ResSipei b ns EeuA q Representatives..
ne Seaais eoncuFrtaq eAsreias
That at the general election to be held
on Tuesday next foliowtng h nrst Moni
day In November, A. .. 300 the followl
Ing amendment 10 the constitution OF The
state Of Missouri concerning revenue and
taxation. shall be submitted TO the Qualty
hed voters OF said state. TO wit:
Section l. In addition TO taxes author
ized 90 b levied for county purposes un-
der Ans BY virtue Of Heetlon eleven, ar
ticle 10 Of the constitution Of this state.
the county court IN the several counties
OF this state not under township organi-
ration and the township board OF dtrec-
tors 4. the several counties under town
ship organization. may In their discretion.
ievy and collect a special tax not exceed
ing fifteen cents On each one hundred
dollars valuation. to be used for road
and bridge purposes, but for no. other
purpose whatever n the power hereby
given said counto courts m township
boards Is declared 20 be 4 discretionary
power. This constitutional amendment
shall not apply TO the cities Of St Louis.
Kansas City and St Joseph
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11
FIFTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND

FIFTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION submit
Ting 70 D qualified voters OF the state
% hlhaouri an amendment 10 the con-
hutuuon thereof, authorizing an appEO-
pftauon by the general assembly from
NE sinking fund for the purpose Of ex-
nlolting the resources, product and In
dnstries Of Missouri IN the celebration
OF the Louisiana purchase centennial.
Be q rssoipsd u ~ Seaafs. ne Houae Of Ran
UeHfafires eoncurriag nersia.
RIA az the general election 70 be beld
On ne Tuesday next following the first
slonday m Noycmbers A D. nineteen hun
dred. the. following amendment to the
constitution Of the state Of Missouri au-
thofixing the appropriation by the gem
sral assembly from the sinking fund for
the purpose Of exhibiting the resources.
prednets and Industries Of Missouri IN the
celsbntion o. b Louisiana purchase
centennial. shah be submitted TO the
qnahned voters Of the state.
Ihat section IS Of article ~ Of the con-
stitution Of Missouri be amended By add
ing the following words, 70 wit: PRO
sided that the general assembly shall
have the power 20 ~approp1ate from funds
IN the state sinking fand, being fbe pro-
ceeds Of the tar authorized under section
u of article X Of the Constitution. 10 an
amount not exceeding one million dollars
for the exhibition 81 the resources. pro-
ducts and Industries Of the state in tho
centennial celebration Of the Louisiana
purehase Ia thu city Of 81 Louis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

Mn Prank 7. kelso, Of Auxyasse
died at the home Of her brother, W
L. Harper, in this city. at $50 O'CLOCK
Tuesday afternoon, OctObera, OF hear
disease.
Deceased was brought from Aux
vase In a serious coalition several
days ago and gas thought 20 be i'm
proving until she suffered a RELAPSE
Tuesday afternoon
Deceased vas q daughter 81 MR.
MARY Harper, II this city, aud was e
jean II age. She va a young woman
u excellent disposition and character
and was gnratly loved by her LANCE
cirle u friends sho deeply mourn her
untmely death In lsse she was mar
rled 10 FRANK T. kelsa
FuUefal services will be- conducted
from tlse Christian church At io:3o
oclock THURSDAY moaning, By Rev. s.
y. butcher.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11
ChlIdren's Suits.

There are too many styles to
describe in fancy Suits for the
little fellows, but our children's
department is made beautiful by
the display Of them. Mothers,
we ask you to call and see.
We do not fear the result.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

william Pits, J P Freeman. J D
Morris, Alex Mckinley, Victor
Victor, p s Mitchell. Frank Buckley.
A n Patterson, W s Ragsdale. Il
Creassy, 7 q winanA Z B Shaw, A
Larson, C r Graham, q d Ferris.
L foWlss. Jas Davis. s Adams.
L g POwell. VIM Hsnley. w l.
Harner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

We hear a great deal OF talk from
the Republicans about turning out
the old gang and having a new deal at
Jefferson City, Along theis line the
Troy MOI FreePreSs editorially says.
The Republican spellbindeus cry
''Tum out the old gangln Let's see,
who are the old gang?'' They are Lon
V. Stephens, governor; A. A. Lesueuri
secretary Of state; Jas. NJ Seibert, au-
ditorF L. Pitts, treasurer; f.. c. Crow,
attorney general; Joseph Fory, rail
road commissioner. Every n Of thest
gentlemen, except Mr.. Crow win re
tire from ofiee next January. True
the Republicans want their part Of
the "old gang" fMr. Flory) retained In
Office at Jefferson City, but the Dem
oerats viii take them at their word
and retire him along with the rest
We mention these matters to show
that the @old gang is only a part d
the buacombel dealt in by the Re
publicans. After January first all Of ths
above gentlemen, with the single ex
eeption d encouragement win retir'
from Office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

sucn Crane Jury snail nave power 60 m
vesdEate and return tndictments TOT ~
said section. II 50 adopted. shall read a.
section = nal BY Jury Inviolate--
Grand Jury. Twelve Men--Tne rigns 2,
trial BIZ Jury. "a heretofors enjoyed. ahail
remain inv5olate: but a Jury for the trial
Of criminal or civil cases In court NOT
cf record, may consist Of less than twelve
men. as may Be prescribed BY law. Here
after a grand Jury shah consist OF twelve
men. any nine OF whom ~coucurrlng may
n an Indictment or a true bin; ITO.
vided. however. that no grand jury shAli
be convened except upon an order 81 q
and determine feionies; but when 80 as
sembled such grand jury shah nave
power 20 fnvesiigate Ind return indict-
ment for an character and grades Oh
crime.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11
Mems Suits and OVercoats.

We have everything from a
serviceable Suit or Overcoat at
$500 to the finest tailor-made
garments. We call your special
attention to our $40 and $I2.5o
grades, which others ask SIS
or $40 for.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11
Mems Suits & OvsrcOats

Represents everything that
could be desired by good dress
ers. The low prices in this
line represent the very best
values. Our $3.50 to 5000
are the best ever shown
in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

T. f. Waugh, a prominent farmer,
living 6 miles north of Vandalia, and
Mrs. NJ. G. Northcutt, of Vandalia,
were married at the Planters Hotel,i in
this city, at 1870 O'Clock this after
noon, by Rev. Robert White, Of
Louisiana. The bride and groom are
both well and ~favorably known in this
county and are highly respected. The
LEDGER extends congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11
MEXICO.

following as judges OF the Noyem
Der election:
MEx1oo.
Court House,. c. Buckner, A.
s. Houston, W. J. Mason, J. b. Bot
kin, 7. J. Gibson, z. J. Cispdenin.
8. Z. Districk-W. n. Kemp II.
L Steppelman. @. A. Witherspoon.
7. D. Wells. G.. N. Haskell, Robt.
Stevenson.
N. W. DIstrict-Philip Rsbman,
Horace Mundy, G. W. Lewis, J. c.
jackson, Jas. SQuires, W. T. Keath.
8. W. District.-A. @ Hitt VIM.
vivion, c. Guthrie. Geo. W. Clark,
e. N. Dicus. Jno. 4 Brown.
MoLINo.
IF. Wilson, Chal. Bloom. g. W.
Newgent. J. G. Barnaby. A. y. How.
ard, Il. w. Benton
UNION.
W. A. Wayne. T. A AcIntyre. R.
L. Mcclure, N R. White. d. N.
Roberts, G. n. Dean.
vAxDAI1A-
Henry Grafford. J. 7. GlascOck,
Henry Sparks. J. L. McIntyre,
David Pike. J. T. Barnett.
FARRER.
N. =. HAMLET, J. N. Bondurant,
Jno. Hammett, ]. r. Gillilland, t.
r. Schroli, D. A. Hart.
CROW.
w. q. Price, r.. N. Shannon. Jno
Hickerson, Howard Houston, Thos
Kirk, Geo. Barney.
BLACK.
Jas. Montague. Britton Smith, z
T. Burch, Chas. Oaks, J. II Peaset
VIM. Huntley.
RUSH Hill.
ID. L. Elder, j. G. Maxwell. j. A
Medley, T. j. Roberts, A. B. Smock
R. 8. Mechlln.
Tom Gibbons, Joe. Fennewald, q
Fritch, ]. Il. Scott, Walter Reed, c
N. Leek.
MARTNsBURG.
T, e. Mitchell, A. Fennewall, N
J. Henry, s. Bertels. P. e. Yelton
Fred Watkins.
BKxToN CITY.
Z. Z. Miller. r n. Brown, j. w
Douglass, W. A. Read. Neal John
son, G.. w. Marshall.
LADDoNIA.
J.. N. Smith, q. l.. Day J. ]. Alex
ander. G. A. Wilder. J, B. Robert
son, L. G.. Cook.
BEAoLKs.
q. A. Wilson. p. s. Underwood
T. C.. Botts. Ron Hixon, J s. FAIRIES
Ped Fegan.
a. q. Flynt, J. J. Coz, ]. w. Han
rison, ]. FL. Robinson, L. StandifeI
lC. W. Wilson.
Il NAYLoR
y. P Cunningham, J. +. Harrison
J. y. VIM, j. w. Fox. q. nousi
noaa1v. IA Y0uag-
Il THoMPsoA.
4 j. B. woolery. ~ Barnes, J. n
Daniel, d. o'Caliaghan. Ed TiIgeI
Jason Rutter.
R0WKNA.
J. II. Neill. W. II. Dejarnett, ia
Holloway, Jno. Serviss. Jas. Nj
Gowan, v. V. Schwartzendruber.
CANADA.
; George Llttrell. a. T. Crawfort
: Oscar Smith, A. A. Burkeye, job
Hawkins, Z. Anderson.
FRIENDSHIP.
j. s. Hanna, r. O.. Harris, T.
Wisdom, w. R. Reed, Joe RiggI
Grant Ficklin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

THE farmers Of Audrain county are
especially welcome 70 Mexico during
the Street Fair. The Street Fair was
gotten up for the entertainment Of
those who trade in Mexico. Our bnsi-
ness men will be happy and satisfied
and feel well paid for their work If
our friends and visitors are pleased.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

THE Mexico Bryan Club carried Oh
the nag at the big Democratic rally al
Yandalia saturday. The Mexico
Bryan Club is one Of the largest and
most active in the STATE and deserves
10 carry the fiag.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

THE Presbyterian Synod in making
Rev. W. S. Trimble moderator made
no mistake. Rev. Mr.. Trimble was
formely pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church in this city and is a brother Of
our fellow townsman, Wood Trimble.
This is a high honor conferred upon a
most deserving, earnest and able
minister Of the Gospel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

you'll have to hurry, hurry,
hurry II you want 20 see all that's
doing this week. Time, tide, railroad
trains and Street Fair amusement
features wait for no man and every
thing is going to be pulled OF on time
during the four days Of the great
Mexico Street Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

ONE gratifying thing in connection
with the rural schools is the neat
appearance Of the houses. The State
Superintendent recently otssaoa sew
eral such rural schools snd said OF
them: ''The condition OF the school
rooms isuniformly fair. The difference
In the rooms are mainly due to teach
ers. Many Of the rooms are nicely
decorated with pictures; floors are
scrupulously clean and windows prop
erty shaded"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11
THIRD CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND,
MEET.

THIRD CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT.
SENATE JOINT AND CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION submitting to the quali-
ned voters OF Missouri an amendment
10 the constitution thereof. concerning
TAXATION
Be q resolved By the Senate. ne House Of Rep
res<stusives eoaosgTing aAereta:
That At the general election to be held
10 this state on n. nrss TUESDAY aIrssssaf
there shall be submitted for adoption
to the qualified voters Of the state. the
following constitutional amendment. to
Section L That article ten QO Of the
constitution Of the state OF Missouri be-
and the same Is hereby amended by add
ing thereto two cl new sections. 70 pe
words and figures as follows: n
Section - A mortgage, deed OF trust.
contract or other obligation by which q
debt Is secured, shall. for the purposes
81 assessnent and taxation, be deemed
and treated as an interest In the property
affected thereby. except as 70 railroad
and other quasi public corporations. f9r
which provision has already been made
BY law: In case OF debts 40 secured. the
value Of the property affected by such
mortgage. deed Of trust. contract or obl7
cation. less the value OF such security.
shall be assessed and taxed to the owner
Of the property, In the manner hereln-
after TO Be provided by law. m the
value Of such security shall be assessed
and taxed to the owner thereof, in the
county. city or other local subdivision
In which the property affected thereby Is
| situate. Tbs taxes 20 levied shall be a
lien upon the property Ind security, n
may be paid by either party to such Sc
| curfty, n paid by the owner OF the se-
curity, the tax 80 levied upon the prop
erty affected thereby shall become a part
| Of the debt 80 secured: u the owner Of
the property , pay the tax 80 levied
on such security. Il shall constitute a
such payment q full discharge thereof:
| Provided. that in ali such cases the In
terest Of the owner OF the security, as
well as that Of the owner Of the property
/ affected by such mortgage, deed OF trust,
| contract or obligation. shall be assessed
on terms equally fair n just, II the
note or other obligation secured. IL en-
titled to a credit by payment made on the
/ prfnnfnal fha-esf The. REaeasable value OF
I The oHne Of the security, upoir eis- as~s
being made known to the assessor prior
70 the assessment, shall be diminiahed
By the amount OF such payment and the
! or other property. correspondingly In
l creased, the intent hereof being 20 place
those interested In any way In such land
or other property, OF the plane OF abso-
lutte equality as TO taxation.
Section "a Every contract hereafter
made by which n debtor Is obligated 10
pay any tax or assessment on money
loaned. or on any mortgage. deed OF trust,
or other lien, shall. as to m interest
specified therein aud as to such tax or
asssssment, be null and void,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-11

Notes is hereby eiFsn thai hnai settlement Of
he estate o. Lindsay BrUsn, deceaasd. vii b
made a. the No7ember tern Of the Probate
Co1rt Of Aadrain county. Miasonn, 70 b held a
November, 100. Az HOUSTON.