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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

The people Of Mexico are all inter
ested 10 the success Of the meeting
Of the Christian Church TO be held In
this city beginning September 16.
There will be Eve or six hundred dis
tinguished members Of this denomi,
nation the guests II our people fol
four days. The members Of every
denomination and those who are not
members Of any church should see ts
It that all Of these visitors have
pleasant homes. Mexico has a repu
tation for schools and churches and
hospitality. Every citizen of Mexiee
during this convention should con
slider himself or herself upon The
committee Of reception and enter
tainment Make our visitors feel al
home
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

en0zgh for tEo Republican Parties
In splng il Democrats would Be at 4
great Disadvantage for aIl the Re
publican gr0un5 S already preempi
ed.
"A man has perfect right sf an,
time, for reasons which appear suff-
cent 70 him. 70 change his parry
name and his party aeIliationS but
be hiss 10 right 70 advocate Repuhlf
can principles. vote The Republican
ticket. and at the sane time rzuni
himself as a nenocrzt-
cLARKs IDEA or POLITICAL fAkrY.
III majority q Democrats change
the platform, the minority is entirely
within It's rights 70 quit the parts
and organize a new party under such
principles as Il may choose, but it i
estopped by eommon honeSty and fair
dealing from sailing under false cologs
b. calling Itself Democratic.
According 70 ny philosophy, a
political party Is an association q per
soas who think Substantially alike on
public questions who believe that
certain measures are necessary for the
public wesl and who honestly Intend.
III instructed with power. to enact
those principles into law.
"A popular government IS inevita-
BY government BY party.
II a political party Is simply an
organized raid upon the ofsoes, it
matters not which party succeeds
Such psrty Is utterly unworthy Of
support, a mere eumberer Of the
ground, and shoald speedily perish
from the earth thereby making way
for party 0f principles, courage and
patriotism.
The more Conscience there IS in
politics the better for the nation.
There is bat one safe rule Of polit-
ieal conduct. and that is. after a VIC
tory Is won at the polls 10 religi0usly
carry out the promises made before
election.
SOME eLASKs HE WOULD APPROVE.
Honesty IS the best policy in pol
iticS as in all things else. The only
time We have secured the House, Sen
ate and Presidency simultaneously
since 1856 was In 1ss2-after a long
weary, honest courageous. heroic
fight for principle.
Politicians even statesmen = do
not make issues The people make
both issues and leaders. What's more,
when leaders do not act to suit them
the people destroy them and make
for themselves new leaders. They
made the issues and leaders in 1896
and 1900, and they win repeat that
performance in 1904.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05
HON. CHAMP CLARK.

been busy building house, and buiser
making money to pay for it by lectur-
ing and writing. So far as / have
been able to ascertain, nobody viii
contest the Congressional nomination
with me next year, and Col. Nat c.
Dryden was won't to declare that "a
bird In the hand is the noblest work
Of God. Still, IL the people want me
for Senator, they win experience nc
difficulty in securing my consent.
'Barkis is willin'.i Missouri has al
ways maintained a high Senatorial
standard. ! would be proud Of a
popular verdict that | measure up to
It. wish that the people could be
permitted to nominate a Senator
at general Democratic pri-
mary, but judging the future by
the past, that viii not be done. 1t
would be the part Of wisdom 10 elect a
Democratic Legislature first and con-
slider individual Democrats after
wards, on the well known principle
Of catching your hare before you cook
him.
SAYS PARTY DOES NOT NEED RE
ORGANIZING.
Asked as TO his views as 10 the
party's policy In dealing with various
issues and various elements OF the
Democracy, Mr.. Clark said:
These mattars should be discussed
with malice toward none, with chari.
ty for all, with firmness in the right
as God gives US to see the right.
"The Democratic party needs no re-
oTganizatian, for the all-sgficient rea-
son that it is thoroughly organized,
and that, too, by the rank and file
10 whom ex President Cleveland is 50
anxious 10 give a chance Grover
may not know IL, but the rank and
fle' did have a chance in 1895 and
1900, and they used II to the utmost.
The appeal Of Silver Dick Bland was
always TO the rank and file'-'the
plain people, as Abraham Lincoln de-
nominated them'-'the common peo-
pie, as VIM. J. Bryan lovingly names
them. The Chicago platform Of 1895
and The Kansas City platform Of 1900
were distinctively the handiwork Of
the'rank and file'which made the great
declaration at Pertle Springsand with
due Difference 70 all concerned, I
make bold 10 assert that the Kansas
City platform is stlll the creed Of the
Democratic party.
A platform Is not like the laws Of
the Medes and Persians in unchange-
ableness.
Democrats, acting through a clear
may change Il, but until a |
Of Democrats do change IL |
that platform remains as our confes-
sion Of political faith and is Of binding |
force and eject Outsiders cannot |
alter 1t. The tail cannot wag the dog. |
Two bodies cannot occupy the same
pace at the same time. One body |
,annOt be In two places simultaneous
y.
A man cannot be inside the Dem
cratic party for the purpose Of re-
and outside of IL for the
purpose Of voting. Such 3 dual role
S preposterous and impossible.
There Is roOm-ample room, as il
this country for one Re
,ublican party, but there Is not room |
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

Notice Is hereby given that letters
ttestamentary upon the estate of "a
layette Newklrk, deceased, have been
granted the undersigned by Inc Pro
bate Court Of Audfaln county. Mls-
soefl, bearing date Of August 30. 1901
a. persons having claims against
~ ~, estate are requested 10 exhibit
tnem fof allowance 20 the eKecutor
ni.llln one year after date Of granting
lettsfAi % they may be precluded from
am beneht of such estate. and II stlch
claims De not exhibited within i've
years from the date they will ~ -,
ever ''affed. W. y. NEWKIRK,
-s1-tt Execufor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05
First Stake Is Driven !.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. S.-William H.
Thomson, chairman Of the COMMITTEES
on grounds and buildings, drove the
first stake for the Worlds Fair at
Forest Park at ii O'Clock this morn
ing. A formal programme was car.
ried oat, including remarks by Chair
man Isaac S. Taylor, Of the commits
sion Of architects, and President
David r. Francis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

THE Mexico LEDeEH has been un
der the present management fol
twenty i've yean THIS seek. We have
no neH PROMISES % make. We
endeasa - get out = better paper
eeerg day than the one Of the day
previous We are under renewed obll-
cations - Tie people of Mexico, Au-
drain and adjoining oouutics for oon.
tinued and lileral patronage. We Try
- stand foI what Is honest and right
Ia ne community. TIE editor of
this paper has all bis interests located
ln tbs community and whatever Is
god far lhe community Is gooc for
hlm ana ahile al q the readers ef
TIE paper NAV not agFce with The
pusIli5a ne take On public matters
tnas ca rpst aSureii thar Eben se
make 3 mistake 4 i - unintentionai
err1s. He ondaasoF 70 support AZ
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05
BANDITS ROB A TRAIN
HOLD UP a COTTON BgLT PAS
sExeKR AND SAID TO HAVE
GOTTEN BIG BOOTY.
fHET DYNAMITE YHE EXPRESS SAFE
Aissr Completing Their Work the
Robbers Bearded the Engine
and Rode Safely Away-A
Posse Il in Persait.

TExARKANA, ARK, Sept. 4.-Tht
Cotton Belt passenger train leaving
TexarkAua at s.25 p. m, In charge Of
Conductor Armstrong and Engineer
Henderson, was held up and robbed
near Eylau, four miles south OF Texar
kama, last night.
KSGINEER SURRENDERED
The train was tagged by one Of the
robbers, who forced the fireman to g
back and cut OF the mail and baggage
cans, and, returning, forced the engin.
eer TO give up the management Of bis
engine.
One OF the robbers, who, 1t appears,
is an expert engineer, ran the engine,
mail and express cars about a mile
from the point where the first stop
was made and forced the express mes.
senger to open bis car. The robbers
then blew open the safe with dynamite,
securing,i 1t issaid, a very large amount
Of booty. The exact amount is with
held by the Cotton Belt Railroad, and
the express people. but it is known
that very large shipment was made
tonight on this train.
STOLE THE ENGINE.
The robbers, after securing the loot,
cut OF the engine from the mail and
express cars, and, forcing Engineer
Henderson TO get of, they took the
engine, in charge Of the robber engin-
eer, and vent south at full speed. At
l:sO O'Clock this morning the engine
had not been found.
No passengers were molested. They
were, however, very badly frightened
and hid their yaluables. The robbers
were evidently in possession Of all
facts concerning this particular ship
ment OF money, together with sched-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

"Unles they change their minds
radically in the next three years
and, judging from the action Of Iowa
and Nebraska Democrats, they will
not change it-they will reafirm the
Kansas City platform, adding thereto
such planks as to them seem meet
and prOper-for instance, one for a
graded income tax, in favor Of which
there is growing feeling among the
rank and file. have favored graded
income tax ever since l began to
study the question Of taxation. In
my judgment, it is the justest Of all
taxes.
There is a growing sentiment
among the rank and file in favor Of
governmental control or municipal
ownership Of certain public utilities
which viii increase with time and
which is certain to be one Of the great
questions Of the future-perhaps, in
1901. | am In favor Of a vigorous
assault upon the trusts and the
mother Of trusts, the high protective
tariff system. The signs Of the times
Indicate that the rank and file are
growing weary Of being plundered by
the Republican party and its Great
ures the trusts and the tariff, and
are determined TO put an end TO a
system which enables American man
ufacturers 70 sell their wares in for
eign countries at a smaller price
than they sell 10 American citizens at
the doors OF the factories.
There should also be plank stren-
uously insisting on economy in the
public expense, that labor may be
lightly burdened.i No man can give
a reason why the Federal expenses
should have been only 50 cents per
capita per annum under Jefferson and
should have grown to 1927 per capita
per annum under Mckinley. The
rank and file are in favor OF making
United States Judges elective By the
people for certain fixed terms, instead
OF appointiye for life or during good
behavior. A plank 10 that effect
would not only be right, but would be
a tower OF strength.
Recent scandals touching the
election Of United States Senators BY
Legislatures have convinced the
rank and file that Senators ought to |
be elected by popular vote, and |
plank 10 that effect should be inserted
In the platform. The great body Of
the people can be implicitly trusted to
do right, and the closer all elections
are brought 20 them the better for
free government.
oyERsHADowIse QUESTION or DKN-
ocRAoY.
The time has come b. settle once
for all the Overshadowing question
whether a Democrat Is a Democrat ln
fact, or only galvanized Republican.
mo good can come Of postponlng,
dodging or hedging on this far.reach-
ing and fundamental question. Sooner
Or later II must come to a bead. The
sooner the better, TO the end that We
may not only know where we are, but
also whittier we are tending.
'Ofall men, Nissourians can aban-
don the Chicago and Kansas City plat
forms with the poorest grace, for we,
under the lead Of Richard p. Bland, |
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05
ANNIVERSARIES
--~-------r-~~----s
ArGrsT p

~
i59z B. &. aiSAasririzn era began.
1857 A. .. Brigham Young died In
salt Lake CITY, aged 70.
AUGUST %.
1870. Dr. Webster vas hung.
1851. General Fremont declared
martial law 10 Missouri, also that the
slaves q al persons taking active narf
against the government should be
freed.
AUGUST 81.
1885. Charleston. s C., and other
southern points visited by a srFere
earthquake
SEPTEMBER ].
55es p. C. Greeisa ss;sisisne era
began.
H@B.C. Civil era Of coustanti-
nOple began
5asz B. C. Ecclesiastical era q An
tioch began.
5l2 B. C. Grecian era began.
4sB.C. Caesarezn ear of Antioch
heK&f-
- A. d. Jerusalem destroyed.
1870. Cspitulation q SEDAN.
1856. Flint electric railway line ia
America; from Baltimore 70 Hamp-
den. Nd, distance ? miles.
SEPTEMBER .
Igs. Great FIRE in London.
1854. Atlanta captured by General
sherman
SEPTEMBER >
1g5s. Oliver Cromwell died.
SEPTEMBER I.
i6es. Henry Hudson discovered the
Hudson river.
lss5. Geronimo Apache chief, sur
rendered 70 General Miles at skeleton
Canyon. Arizona.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

TIE great J. Perry Warden, wht
had more degrees than there we're LET.
ters In The alphabet married a r. II. d
In Germany during The summer. Wor.
dens u will be remembered, tarried
IN the Village Of Mexico" for a little
while last yearsimply because he had
70. He Is now one Of the assistant
teaehers in the public schools Of the
city Of ST Louis. Well!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

c. c. CLESDESIS, Of Mexico. is
treasurer 0f the order Of the Elks al
Columbia. The Elks of that city are
going % have iirst-class fair on the
H. ls, and 10th of September. Dis
tinguished speakers viii be present,
and the prospects are good for a most
successful entertainment. Mr.. .Clenden-
In and all Of the officers are hustlers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05
STATE OF MISSOURI :

=. g. Buekncr CLERK OF the Circuit Conn,
Niihin and for the county and State aforcssts
20 hetebt certiy that the above and foreVoips
WI true and perfect copy Of the order "a
publication IN the Aforesaid cause a. g,,I'. ~ ~
We - nle APPEAR q record in my once
wines my hand and onetai ssai No.. =,
l,l o,les ll ne NY ot Mexico. County and Stats
tAi J. q BUCKNER.
~ Nierk Audrain Circuit Cogrt
* = fSHr1Ehs Attorney for F1aintin ss-tt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

ElIa-Bella told me that you told
her that secret I told you not to tell
her.
Stella-She's mean thing-I told
ner not to tell you l told her.
Ella Well. / told her ! wouldn't
tell you she told me-so don't tell her
/ did. Brooklyn Life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

Elder Jas. Bradley is home from an
extended visit to friends in Virginia.
Mr.. Bradleysays therehaye beenplenty
OF fine rains there and that the crops
of corn, wheat, melons, fruits and
applejack are all first-class.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05
.STwenty Years Ago.s
This Week.
0ax Gnsty was i'll

ChaS Grasty was i'll.
Rev. Dr. GrAs,y was very N.
H. jacobson lefi for Europe.
John Mexican bad his leg brOken.
Roe Euhank was hardware mer
chant.
Joe sssahope sold pools at tbs
races.
Born. 70 Mr.. and Ms Geo CLARK. .
daughter.
'old charlie" Brandria owned :
billiard hall
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Field moved
10 Sedzlia.
W. c MeDonald r4a billiard room
over "JakeSn
Matthew vassAr. founder Of vassar
College. died.
Ian Morris stallion. Gold Dust, was
a prize-winner.
Prof. J. c. Davis, Of Mexico, taught
in Kansas City.
]. W. Carson cleared $4,000 in 3
month. speculating.
Died, Belle NJ, infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. White.
Dr.. 5. n. DOdson was to move to
this city from Martinsburg.
The members Of the Perry band
were.
G. w Stratton.
S. c. GIL.
]. G. Richards.
B. F. Ellis.
J. A. Clark.
W. n. Netherland.
J. G. Ellis.
William Ellis.
John Abbay.
John Richards.
The officers Of the fair association
were:
]. A. Potts, President.
Lewis Hord, Vice. president.
J. J. Steele, Secretary.
Ed Rines, Treasurer.
The directors we're:
j. A. Potts.
E D. Graham.
Ed Kendall.
Caleb Berry.
Lewis Hord.
Ed Rines.
J. A. Guthrie.
D. z. Shea.
J. NJ. Harrison.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05
CONVENTION OF DISCIPLES.


/ FruE tAe s. Loss ReEahzie
On Of the great religious Gathering
Of this convention season viii 0e neid
at Mexico, No. sept. ls to 10, bg the
Disciples of Christ, OF Christian
Church. In the state they have SO
preachers and Is, ,eoe members. They
also have 1870 church building, valued
al q. 10000. This religious oody has
had a wonderful growth in the past
few years. having a membership in
the United States Of l.l50Ooo
The purpose Of this convention is
70 create greater interest in missionary
activity and benevolences, and the
greetings n a large number Of these
500 ministers viii be pleasant fea-
ture Of the oecasion-
The Missouri Christian Co-Opera.
tion has been in effect for sixty-three
years. Under It's direction have been
organized 757 churches; 34,2s2 persons
have been baptised, and q, $50 additions
70 the congregations otherwise. These
figures do not take into consideration
the additions 10 congregations work.
ing independent Of the State Mission
Board. Last year "a churches were
organized and - Bible schools, with
2, sO7 additions.
Great preparation is being made both
by the congregation at Mexico and By
the programme committee 70 make
this the greatest convention in the
history Of the Disciples Of Christ OF
Missouri On the programme viii be
such men as DR.. J. II. Garrison, Of st.
Louis; r. D. Power, Of Washington
City; II. o. Breeder, l. NJ. McCash,
Of Des Moines, Ia, and W. r. Rich
ardson, Of Kansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05
STATE OF MISSOURI, / 81.
COUNTY OF AIfnR n

|, ]. G. BuckneF, clerk OF the ol
cult Court within and for the eoul!
and state aforesaid, do hereby oeTilss
lhat the above and foregoing Is 2 laH
true and perfect copy OF the order 9
publication In the aforesaid cause Z
taken and copied from the records
my Office.
Witness my hand and Official sell
Done at oiilce In the City Of Mekle,
county and State aforesaid, this ss'
day OF August, 1901.
SEAL. ]. @. BUCKNER
Clerk Audrain County Circuit Cout
25-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

Horace Mundy has-quite a number
OF acres Of COW peas; which be says
will harvest thirty bushels to the
acre. He says these peas are not only
good to feed stock, but make splendid
eating for the table.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

The Moberly Mo- Monitor says
Hon Rhodes Clay, Of Mexico, ha
signifed his intention Of making tn
race for re election 20 the lower brancl
Of the Missouri Legislature, and should
be elected without opposition. Mr.
Clay's record in behalf Of bis con
stituency and Democracy at the lasl
session of Legislature, was exception
ally elean and good, and won for him
self the deserved applause Of thai
large class of Missourlans, who admirs
an hanest man, lighting for honest
principles. Aside from the desire w
have 70 see the services Of this capable
y9uag man, placed again within reach
q his party TO uplift her and guide
her over dangerous spots, We feel a
deep interest 10 Mr.. Clay as a friend,
ior be was one u the brightest and
best coiiegs companions that II vas
our iat 10 b. associated with IN the old
\. =. A. dayz al Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

WIN II. Morris, says that he expects
% BE 10 the race for Circuit CLERK in
the eomming primary, and viii an.
n0unee ~hen the proper time comes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

NoRK has been begun On The
Worlds Fair grounds in st. Louis
and those who are in charge say that
the fair viii open on time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

Mrs. n. r. Pittman and daughter,
Miss Maysiei Of Ft. Smith, Ark, ar.
rived Tuesday. Mrs. PIttman will be
the guest Of Mrs. +. p. Van Ness and
Miss Maysie viii be the guest Of Misses
Virginia Yancey and Rosamond
Guthrie.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

PARESTs should start their chill
dren t0 school on the opening day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

soaE one charged Congressma =
C0oney, Of Marshall, Mo, with making
too much money out Of bis ONCE, be.
cause be had just bought a s22,0Og
farm IN Saline county. Congressman
CO0ney In reply makes a publis state.
ment regarding all of his property,
where he got II, what he paid for fl
and hos much Il costs him 10 live.
This Is new departure ia politics.
We note that Judge Cooney during his
four yezs IN congress got s90,00C
salary and 5000 mileage, making s22,-
0oo. His expenses during that time
were e.5ss.76, which shows that be
saved 1885 per year This bears
out Mr.. Byan's statement that an
economical congressman could save
about 100 per year out of his salary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05
ule Of the train, as their scheme wa
successful in every respect.
WORK OF RAILROAD MEN.

successful in every respect.
WORK OF RAILROAD MEN.
A suspicious character was seen to
board the head end Of the train leav-
ing Texarkana Railroad employees
here seem to be confident that the
robbery was committed by railroad
men, from the manner in which they
superintended the cutting of OF The
cars and the handling Of the engine.
The spot selected for the robbery
was wen adapted for this kind Of
work, and is very wild and heavily
timbered. The conductor and several
passengers walked back TO Texar-
kama, distance OF four miles.
The sheriff and a posse have been
summoned to go in pursuit Of the rob
bers. At this hour the passenger
train stands in two pieces, with the
engines whereabouts unknown. So
far as known, no one was injured.
There were i've men in the gang.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

measures which viii rebound to the
best interests q Nexico, AudrxinI
county and Misxnri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

Cooking Stovesl Steel Ranges! See
us before you buy.
Ferris & CAuTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

In the Circuit Court. September Term
1901.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

The Misses Carpenter, who live just
west q town, recently entertained
aisses Vera Houghlsnd, Mar En-
mons and Frances Guthrie at cro-
quet and borse hack riding. They
stayed All day and bad a jolly good
lime
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

c G. McCaFty, general agent for the
passenger department q The Illinois
Genital Railway. Is the guest u his
friend, MrG John Beatty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

Rev. A. W. Kokendoffer is home
from Richmond.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

ST. PAUL. MINI, Aug. 30.-The
highest price received for hogs in the
last seven years at the Union Stock
Yards, South St Paul, was paid to-
day, when hogs sold at 1925 per 100
pounds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

SIOUX CRY, IA, Aug. 3O.-The high
est price paid for hogs on the Sioux
City market in seven years was reach
ed to-day, when the top price Of s6.25
was recorded.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY or AUDRAIN,

In the Circuit Court. To Septena y
Term, 1901.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05
State Historical Society.

COLUMBIA, sept. 3.-The MONTH,
meeting Of the executive Board Of th'
Missouri State Historical Society wa
held In Columbia to-day. r. NJ
White, Of the Mexico LEDGER, pre-
sided and Dr. Isidore Loeb was secre
tary. The programme was arranged
for the annual meeting Of the ass0cla
ton, which will be helc In Columbia
Thursday, December S.
The society now receives and binds
In is library over COO Missouri news
papers.
Misses Alice and Owen Porter spent
last Saturday night with the Misses
Carpenter, who live just west Of this
city. The also enjoyed a horse hack
ride on "Old Bill The Misses Car.
pentor well know how 10 entertain
their friends
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI. /
COUNTY or AUDRAIs. Z
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 30.-The high
est price Of the year was paid to-day
for hogs, choice heavy stock selling at
~ 70
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

A. soltz is home from a business
trip to Centralla.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

STATE Ex REL ALBERT !
HARRISON, CoLLEC-
TOR OF THE REVENUE
OF AUDRAIN Co, Mo-,
Plaintiff,
Vs.
THE UNKNOWN HEIRS
OF M. Q. PEARL AND
ALL OTHER DEFEND
ANTS,
Defendants
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05
ORDER OF PuBLrCATIo,
STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY or AUDRAIs

In the Circuit Court. 10 Sam,
Term, 1901. '''al's
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05

STATE Ex REL ALBERT !
HARRISON, CoLLEc- /
Ton OF rHE Revenue
or AUDRAfN Co, Mo. !
Plaintin, |
W.. (
The UNKNOWN HEIRs |
OF LAURA L. GRAY !
AND ALL OTHER DE. !
PENDANTS,
Defendants. !
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-05
BROWNS 3! Town BUSINESS COLLEGE ;,, :, 49, :,

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