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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-08-22
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule corrected 10 June / 1901

An trains arrive al ard depart from Penn
svIvtufa l. Passenger Station. " ushiugtou. b-t
sol a m-naily-ior bahNiilr, 'hulvltt
and way stations, connecting dt 'uN'it"n
Tor Warrcnton. al Manassas t"r Nirh-hutE
and Harri-ouhurg daily and Ntauntun We"k
days al lyuchhurg with the N"ri"lk Htd
Western daily for Roanoke ANA points Nouth-
west and with g. %. H. Il. uali4 i"i N"t"i"i
Bridge and LcNlugt toti. .,.,.,,- -... ms
1l:l5n. m.-Daily-IH HE MI I'D 81 \ ! -
PAST MAI. carries Pullman Nleepcfs. New
York and Washington 20 Jach-"nN l"r; Nt1
Savannah uniting at Salisbury with run
man SLEEPER for AsheNlle and HOT SpnusH'
&C Knoxville Chattanooga ana memphis
Tenn and at Charlotte with Iulnam sleep
- fnr Augusta and at DauVille with sleeper
for Birmingham: ana AT toiumhlh Win
sleeper for Charleston, Pullman Sleeper NeW
York 10 New Orleans. solid tram hrmhE
ton To- New Orleans without chh"St,e3 ,e3unect51 1
at Lvuchburg daily for Natural Bridge ana
lexington Va. Dining car service
l1:3T A. M.-Daily-LOcW Tor mario leS-
v,ile conuectins al Calycrtou for Narrcnt"h.
4e01 + M.-i.ocal for Strashurg and iiar-
yisOnburg daily except sunday. TN.
4.3O T. NJ. daily, local for thurlptttSFlii''
connecting at CalycrtOn for Nnrrenton-
$50 D. IN daily. Washington ana thatIa-
noOga Limited via Lynchburg with NieeptrS,
New York and Washington to Memphis aha
~ Orleans through Bristol Through
coach To Memphis parlor and ObrerNa-
tfon Car bet weeu Badiord, Va, ana Attala'
Nta a., I'M y n doilv New York and Florida TX
oye-- Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars Ne"
Work and Washington 10 Port Tampa, YIN
IarksnnVille and 10 Augusta via 'oiumhla
with connection for Aiken. through codch
Washington To- Jacksonville sunset lcrS'h-
ally Conducted Tourist Sleeper on TINS tfdlh
leaving washington every Monday, Ncuhe@
dav aud Friday Washington 20 san J. ran
cisco without change. ,....,,,>.,.or,,,- .,,.
1O:45 D. IN. daily, "NASltlNH lVN MhNp M
SOUTI-W " ESTEEN, NESIlBt LED llMi -
ed" The only exclusively iuimaH lTalh oe
tween Washington and the south. ON
posed Oi Dining Cars ana Day COACHES,
Pnllman Vestibuled Slecpers, New 1ofA
70 Nashville. Tenn, AshNile' hnoA-
willie and Chattanooga. New ORR 10 Mchl-
nhis. via birmingham; New ORR 20 Ne~ w
leans. via Atlanta and Montgomery ull- u
man Library and Observation car belWtth
New York and Washington and Macon. '@tup @
car Washington 10 Atlanta Dih'hg Oar
service. -, no p, -,
connection leaves Richmond at ll.Oo p. m
Dining Car service. . f
Trains on the Narrow Huaee rcNSh 'i'''e'
daily at 1910 a IN. 80.
Trains ON the southern Hallway pass
Orange DAILY as follows.
SOUTH HOUND
IL a. IN. 2.35 p. m, 7:4s p m
NORTH ROUND
For rates, map folders ana rleepihE @ e"i
spaee apply to nearest southern h"hN"S
Agent, or .,. n, y - 4 - Al
\ n. HARDWICK, Gen. Passenger Aseh'
L. \ BROWN, General Agent
WASHINGTON, ID. g.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-08-22
STAFFORD.
Religious Death Electric Road Talked OF
-Rotes-Personal, Etc
Corresponding Of TIM FmE LANcEJ

Correspondence OF THr FmF LANcE)
stafford e. H.. Va. aug 10. 1901.
The second quarterly meeting Of the NJ.
f. church. south was held at Ebcnezer
last Saturday by Rev. Dr. r. r. ; Hough.
owing 10 the absence Of the presiding ell
der There was only a fair attendance.
The financial report was only lair. DR..
Hough preached again Yesterday to "A
good congregation
Lewis Bertrand l.unsfori, formerly ol
this county. died at Quantico several
weeks ago. u fact that was known to but
few in this community. Mr. J.. has sui
Tered for some time with consumption,
and his death was not unexpected. lie
was an honest gentleman, and respected
by his iriendsher Of whom hehad many
Mr.. :. 4. Jones. OF Washington. spent
sunday here with his family.
Miss Lucy Morton and Miss Ethel Me
Sween are visiting the family OF Mr.. Jas.
Morton. at Brooke.
There was a meeting of the school
board here Saturday to take into con
sideration the employment of teachers
for the schools OF this district. Owing ia
the non attendance of one Of the mem
bers. the board adjourned to meet at
Garrisonyille next Saturday.
one Of our most popular citizens upon
his return from Caroline court. where
'tis said he icasted on potted ham and
-nndry crackers. struck luck in the shape
of three dinner tables. all set ont Will
the wherewithal 70 satisfy the inneI
man. upon his arrival here. Not to be
out-done ne took them in rotation and
departed tohishome il not a wiser man
me- was too full 10 utter his thoughts s(
parties could make up their minds a- tC
the true inwardness of the matter.
One Of our African friends Arthur Jack
son 10y name. purchased Of one OF our 10
cal dealers recently, a fiery Pegasus iol
the sum Of SO. the said sum to be paiC
in work. After exhibiting himself anC
his steed 10 his various Dulcineas ioi
some time. and feeding the horse eXtrav
agantly upon the various grasses thai
spring this semi-tropical weather iron
the bosom Of our old county upon whicl
he seemed TO grow leaner and leaner
tied him out TO grass one day last week
when the horse proceeded To dance llg
incontinently fell and broke his neck
greatly to Arthur's grief and more 80 t
the dealer. who will now have 10 whistl
more than once TO get that work done.
The Garrisonyile Baseball Clubarriye'
here about a. m. yesterday, after theI
encounter with the Falmouth Club Sat
urday. having stayed on the road nea
Potomac Run all night, owing to tn
tongue Of their four-hOrse wagon break
ing. They were about as dilapldate'
looking lot of boys as any one eve
witnessed
There is some talk about an electri
road throughout the county. Your coI
respondent understands a survey OF tn
same il to be made soon ScRIBBLER.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-08-22
Thousands Sent Into Exile.

Every year a large number Of poor
sufferers whose lungs are sore and racked
with coughs are urged TO go to another
climate But this is costly and not
always cures. Don't be an exile when DR..
Kings New Discol cry for Consumption
will cure you at home. It's the most
iniallible medicine for Coughs, Colds, and
Throat and Lungs diseases on earth.
The first dose brings relief Astounding
cures result from persistent use Triei
bottles free at y, NJ. Lewis. Price soc
and 500 Every bottle guaranteed
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-08-22

any baby was terribly sick with the
diarrhoea," says J. III. Doak, OF Williams,
Oregon. 1--WE were unable to cure him
with the doctors assistance, and rs a
last resort we tried Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and DiorrhOea Remedy. ! am
happy to say it gave immediate relief and
a complete cure" For sale by M. NJ.
Lewis.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-08-22
Don't Let Them Suffer.

Often children are tortured with itching
and burning eczema and other skin dis
eases but Bucklen's Arnica Saiye heals
the raw sores, expels Inflammation,
leaves the skin without a scar. Clean,
fragrant, cheap, there's no salye on earth
"a good. Try IT, Cure guaranteed. Only
25c. at NJ. NJ. Lewis
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-08-22
Food Changed 10 Poison

Putrefying food in the intestines pro
duces effects likes those of arsenic, but
DR.. King New Life Pills expels the pois-
ons from clogged bowels. gently, easily
but surely, curing Constipation, Bilious
ness. Sick Headache Feyers, all Liver,
Kidney and Bowel troubles. Only 25c.
at NJ. NJ. Lewis
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-08-22

Don't you never feel that you would
like to havea husband ?" asked the young
bride. NO; Idon't, snapped the splinter.
'T'ye; got parrot that swears and a
hired man that comes home drunk, so
what more do you want?"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-08-22

The Jolly old tar came to anchor
For lush and a spree he did hanchor,
And when he got through,
Like the rest of the CROUCH,
He had nary a cent with his banchor.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-08-22
srArE or ONO. CITY OF TOLEDO =.

STATE or OHIO. CITY or TOLEDO a
LUCAS COUNTY,
senior partner Of the firm OF F. J. CHENEY q
Co. doing business I'm the city OF loieuoi
County aud State aforesaid, and tnaf san an
firm win pay the sum OF ONE N huND,.1ccD y, r.,
DOIIARS for each and every eas OF "a,
gSREE that cannot be cured by the use Oh
HALL ~ FRANK J. CHENEY.
awovn IN before me and subscribed N my
o,oseDre this 9th day OF December, A. ID. 1880
pdesS-S' pl0@S' A.W. GLEASON,
lsEAL} Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally anu
..ts diyeetlv on the blood and mucous SUI
ssces OF the system. Send for bs1inohi"''
FREQ. FL. CHENEY CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, 7bc.
n sii's Family Pulls are the best
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-08-22

Additional trains leave boswell =. 90 %. ni-
except sunday aud : 20 p. m. daily for Rich
mOud.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-08-22
INV NoTfoIkSsWesten
Srsn -... Schedule in Eject
June 80. 1901.
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD
STREET STATION.

O 90 a. m. NoRroik LIMITED. Arrives
NOrfoIk ! 20 a. III. stops only at Peters
burg. WaNerly and Suiiuik
Q.OS e. ul. IHE tulD AGO tNrEE~~. Tor ~ men
burg. Roanoke, Columbus nnu 'hlc"G"-
Buffet Pnrlor car Petersburg 10 hoah"Ar
Pullman Sleeper Roanoke o. l"lumhu~.
also. for Bristol. Knoxville and CHAT tauoo-
ga Pullman Sleeper kunuose go KNOX
Vile
ais m. OcEAN SHoRF LNuTtu. Arrives
Norfolk 30 y. m. stops only at Peters
burg. Wavcrly ana suffolk
q ST D. M for suffolk. Norfolk anu inter
mediate stations. Arrives at Norfolk at
lO.4u u. In .,
O 10 y m. for iynchhurg and Roanoke.
CONNECTS at l.yuchhurg with the W a-lihg-
ton aud Chattanooga Limited fui'hi''h
Sl-eprr~ iyuchhurg 90 Memphis ana Me-"
Orleans cafe. Parlur and Observation
carr Eaiforl To- Alfalfa, Ala. Pullman
slr.uer between Richmond and Lyuchhurg,
and hcrth- ready for occupancy ut 500 p,
IN. also. Pullman sleeper Petersburg anu
Trains arrive Richmond from Lyuchburg
and the West daily at l..i1 a- in. ali 500 y
IN FROM Norfolk aud thc Eust az LILO. "a. ia.
ll42 "a. ns and $50 %. M.
once ~s~ Main street
joins g. WAGNLE.
City Passenger ANA Ticket Agent
C. II. BOSLEN. District Passenger Agent
W T.. EE\ll.L. teucral iar@fngcf AErit
General Ofiice. Roanoke, va. my 20
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-08-22

For other Information. addre~-
JOHN D. POTTS.
f. =. Richmond. Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-08-22
Best Shoes

ever seen for the
money. & O IN T.
and dscehowcheap
we are ~elllllg
shoes now.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-08-22
GOOD. HONEST VALOE.

That is what You
get ln every palr
of shoes we sell
YOU. OuI Stock
is full of the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
49, 3 HAHs oN - REsULr.

HABIT + HAEs OS THE RESULT.
ST. LOUIS, April 2-Republican eTJ
OF fraud has been answered By the
people O. St Leafs to-day with L.
600 majority ballot against the Re
publican ticket There never was q
more quiet orderly election in St
louis and nevera more determined
stand On the part Of the people &c
wipe cot a corrupt and Incompetent
administration and they have wiped
BY electing Rolla Wells and the en-
tire Democratic ticket with him by
such an overwhelming majority that
there is left no chance for the Re
publican organs 10 CRY fraud with any
prospect Of getting themselves a
hearing.
With the election Of the Democratic
ticket is the end Of Zeigenbeinism and
corrupt practices al the city hall. II
IS the birth Of a neE ST. Louis po-
.htically and otherwise 1t means the
working hand in hand Of the city and
State administration during the next
four years to the mutual upbuilding
Of both This has been a great day
for St Louis and l believe also for
the State Of Missouri. St LOuisians
appreciate the manner in which the
people Of the State have stood BY them
in their fight for release from Republi-
can misrule and will show it here
after by icing a majority instead Of a
minority city in the Democrats
ranks Of future elections.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04

calves.-James johnson the auction.
eer, Of Mexico, bought % head d
yearling steers OF Nat Kemper at sc
J. A. Adair, Of Audrain county paid
Elias Payne sl9.lO per head for i
steer calyes.-Nat Kemper sold two
calves TO J. w. Pratt at sl6.2j pei
head. w. Pratt paid Jack Null
5000 per head for "A head Of 2-year-olC
steerS.-Ed. Tucker sold 4 head o.
thoroughbred registered shorthonr
COWS TO NJ. Baxter Guthrie at slO0 PEI
head. Mr.. Tucker shipped them t,
Mexico Monday Afternoon John W
Boles, Of Auxvasse, sold I Polant
China hogs at public auction Monda,
to the following parties: Dick Smith
one boar, S1l.15; PUNK Hook, one a
$3.50; Billie Pierce, one boar at 81.
W. H. Mccall, one at $40; G. P. Gil
one at $3.50; James W. Walthall, tw
gifts at SIS and SIG.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
COL MosBY on TIE SOUTH
Re Tells Of the Dawn Of New Ira
Jus, Beginning.

NEW Yogk, April L-Coionel John
Is Mosby, TIE famous eodfede71e
zider. has contributed a paper %
lLsles Hsoklg1 THE Dawn Of the
! Real South, , IL which be ayS
The rial Sodth IS just at It's birth.
The growth q his child Of the nation
may be gradual but in the end the
south viii be far richer and more
powerful than the North In the
days to come he South will become
the dominant section Of the country.
Without tn war o. secession the
South could Ieyer have hoped u
attain the future that is now certain.
Slavery was a great incubus anlyz-
ing natural energy. By aboliShing this
wrong Our wai benefited every state
south Of the Mason and Dixon line.
The negroes are producing more as
free men than they ~ did a. slaves
and the great mass Of the people are
vastly better ID to-day than they
were under tn old ante-beilum sys-
TEN.
Socially, as well as industriallyr
the abolition q slavery was highly
beneficial in iu results to the masses.
for slavery was great wrong. and nc
community car exist in the highest
state Of happiness when its system is
based on a wrong.
There are tie sOundest reasons fol-
asserting that the negroes status is
bound to improve. While they an
not as near u equality with white
people as they we're under the system
Of slavery, theY are certain 70 Be alb
sorbed BY immigration, and in this
engulfment they will disappear. This
is the natural and wisest solution Of
what we now cal the race problem.
Richmond IS the city most likely
70 become the banking center and
commercial headquarters Of this
country, and therefore Of the world.
The DAYS Of that famous old city as a
political capital are past, but it,
career as the central point Of manu-
facture for the whole South, is just
opening and from there the world a
large, is just beginning.
while great forces have been work
ing for the change, industrially AMI
socially, the political change is hardl.
less marked. 1t is well nigh folly to
day to speak Of the solid South.
= That by the way, was a phrase Of m.
= own invention. When Hayes becam
the Republican candidate for Presi
dent / urged in a letter August, 1916
that it was better for some SOuther1
man to support him, for II he wer
elected his administration must net
= ~esSarily rest on whatever supported II
( 1t was better for the Southern peopl
10 divide between the parties, so that
! no matter which side won, ther
would be men friendly 70 Souther
people who would control It's Souther
/ policy. This contention is fully n
= allied to-day, and the solid South
belongs wholly to the political pastT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
aNdsszsa
unu.naI sncc.u for an Air ship.

LONDON, March 30-UnuSusl sue
cess has attended the trial trip q a
new aerial machine sent up in the
Crystal Palace The balloon, which IS
cigar shaped, SCARED up in a spiral
course like a pigeon preparatory to its
straight fight II vas nayigated in
the large concert hall by a series Of
short lacks going Of at a sharp
tangent on an oblique or spiral course
whenever required. In short. IL was a
most obedient model.
The completed machine will be 100
feet long by % In diameter, inflated
with hydrogen, and having a lifting
power Of 100 pounds II viii take a
crew q i've men-a captain and foul
motormen. In still weather a speed
OF thirty-hve miles an hour is guaran'
teed for the invention which is that
OF NJ. Gauduon, a Freedman.
It's screws four in number, are sus
pended from a bar which is hung on
The cigar balloon, with the old method
OF movable weight to keep the body
straight or cause it to rise OF fall F0ul
petroleum motors Of ten horse p0wel
each viii be used. The screws make
loo revolutions a minute. They art
six feet long and two feet wide
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04

THE following incident in the As
sembly Of New York viii be Of inter
est TO those In this city who have been
favOring a enrfew ordinance: Con
siderable merriment was caused in the
Assembly to-day over Hatch's bill for
the enforcement q acurfew ordinance
ia HOmellsville. RierdOn, Of New
York, offered an amendment that the
provisions Of the bin applied 20 Hyatt
G Hatch only. RierdOn said that any
Legislator who introduced such a
measure should be treated as a child
and kept Oh the streets nights, unless
in company q his guardian. The
Amendment was adopted with great
laughter. Hatch moved 10 amend By
placing the bill back in It's original
form, making it general in It's pro
visions The amendment was lost and
the bill recommltted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
Golden Rule Jones Again Mayor Of
Toledo-Hsnna Gave Aid In Ohio.

COLUNBUs, O., April 2-DemOcrats
made big gains in Ohio yesterday, and
il is alleged that Hanna materially
aided them to punish "kickers."
At Cleveland Tom johnson was
elected Mayor by about ZOO over
AkeB Republican. The registration
there for this election was 500 more
than in the late Presidential election.
Golden Rule" Jones vas reelected
Mayor Of Toledo by $50.
J. y. Hinckle Democrat defeated
Gen. Taylor, Republican, for Mayor
Of Columbus By 3s5
Returns show Democratic victories
in Evansville, Bucyrus, Delphos, Hol-
gate, LaiPsie, Hamilton, Delta SoTta
Baltimore, Lima, Ottawa, Continen-
tai, Upper Sandusky, Norwalk- Tifin.
McCOmb, Sandusky, Bellevue, Milton
Center, Deshler and Custer.
The Republicans carried Youngs.
town, Liberty, Center Bowling Green,
SwantGn, Kent0n, Columbus Grove,
BeIlefontaine, Payne, Perrysburg,
Portsmouth, Port Clinton. Prairie
Depot and Weston.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
Look out for
IRIS
next week.
]. G. Blaine. Ladie. Tailor.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-AIl Wash
ingtOn society is in a futter Of ex-
citement over the news that James G.
Blaine, Jr., has opened a ladies' tall
0ring shop in New York City. He has
taken a partner and the firm name is
Sheehan & Blaine, ladies' tailors.
Brilliant gilt letters conveying the in
formation shine from the windows Of
the inst floor Of a house Immediately
opposite the Waldorf-Astoria on 2rd
street.
Young Jim BlaiHe's entry into
the trade is Of very recent date, and it
is believed that Miss Martha Hich.
born, daughter Of Admiral Hichborn-
who is reported to have recently en-
gagged herself to him, is responsible
for this effort Of the young society
leader 20 earn a living.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
A GIRLS WAY.

/ ask her if she loves me,
She shakes her head, and when
! turn to leave she sweetly smiles,
And lures me back again.
"Alas, you love another
In angry tones / say;
She mods, but as l turn TO leave
She sEeetly bids me stay.
With O~utstretched arms I offer
Ny loye-my alto her.
And seek TO clasp her, but she cries:
stand tack. How dare you, Sir?'
With sinking heart and hopeless
turn, once more, and 10,
/ heard a soft, sweet voice that says:
Il wish you wouldn't GO
/ throw my arms around her,
And press her 10 my heart
And, after while when she gets time.
She SAYS: "You think you're smart.
S. E. RISER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
coxv1Czs JUMP FROM a TRAIN
Slip Their HGndcuh and Risk Death
10 Escape the Sheriff

ST. LOUIS March 1-Louis Nc
Dowel, and Charles Meyer, alias
Milwaukee Dutch, - jumped thru1gh
the window Of a moving Missouri Pa
cisc train at Valley Park at SD q n
today and rade their escape from
the custody o. Sheriff Hickman and
his deputies who were taking them
70 JeHersn CITY to serve p~enitentary
sentences The train was running at
the rate oftwenty-fye miles an hour
THE oouvicts were in the smoking car
handcufed together. They managed
70 slip the handouts o1 their wrists,
and at Just about the time they did 50
one Of the sheriH's female prisoners
a nezresS in the front end q the car,
uttered . piercing sreatn. The sber-
IT, and his deputies zn TO investigate,
and when they did % Mcdowell has
tIIy lowered the window and jumped
head first 70 the ground. He was fol-
lowed Immediately by Meyer.
ESCAPE THROUGH DESsE TNHER-
The convictS rolled down the steep
embankment Of the rozdbed, but son
regained their feet and started to run
in a norteasterly direction through
the dense timber along the Meamee
lriTer. They were seen BY George Pet
lty. a farmer, who lives about
! mile from the railroad station. The
men stopped at Pettys home and asked
for some water. He gave it to them
and they departed, stiIl keeping q
northeasterly course In the direction
OF the Missouri river.
It is thought they made their way
to St Charles. and crossed the river
at that place
DEPUTY AND POSSE N PURSUIT
At the sherihs request the condnc-
tor stopped the train, after il had
gone nearly d mile, and ran back 70
Valley Park By that time the prison
ers had DISAPPEARED. Deputy sheriff
Nichols was left in Valley Park 70 pun
sue the men, while the sheriff con
tinued on his trip to jefferson City
with the other prisoners
Thomas Weiner ami several citizens
Of Valley Park formed a posse and
started with Nj. Nichols to search f0r
the men, but they did not learn until
after noon, after meeting Petty, The
direction the fugitives took. By that
time the eonvicts had an s hours start.
RKPREsExTED HIMSELF As A NAN OF
WEALTH
Louis Mcdowell is one Of the shreRd-
est criminals the police Of St Louis
had 70 deal with in years. He Was
sentenced to serve 3yesrs In the peni-
Tertiary on conviction o. obtaining an
$500 diamond brooch from the Mer.
nick, Walsh & Phelps Jewelry Com
pany, by representing himself as Will
lam J. Lemp, Jr. He was ar
rested In Cincinnati. while trying 70
get a pair Of earrings by representing
himself as Eugene Zimmerman, the
bruther-ln-law q the Duke Of Man
chester. At Philadelphia be is wanted
for obtaining jewely BY i~mPersonating
J.. Pierpont Morgan, Jr.
Milwaukee Dutch" was convicted
Of robbery in the first degree. lie has
a long and unsayory police record.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04

$50 SETS HARNESS
so KINDS SADDLES
$50 Hides Harness Leather
so Hides Fair Saddle Leather
Tons Of ~Haness-Hardware
and trimmings
A Live Harness Maker
Make it as you want it, not as
we like it. Come see.
aK2Hsszsa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-04
TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, Mamie F. COrns
win W. Corner, her husbaM J
3rd day OF February, lSs, 4
certain deed Of trust, duly 4
edged and recorded in ths J
trust records Of Audrain ogrr
souri,, in book I9, page A., CO..
the undersigned trustee the
described real estate, situate,
drain county Missouri, tO-vit
The east one-half ii) Of lG !
twenty-three (23) Of city sure
Der forty-eight (4sl Of tg .
Mexico, Missouri, being locig
north half az Of section twent4
township nfty-0ne t5ll, rang
west 5th p. M, together VIII.
proyement.
Which said conveyance Wa,
trust 10 secure the payment I
tain %promissory note thereinis
and, whereas, said note is Dor.
unpaid. Now, therefore, l.
trustee, at the request Of q
holder Of said note will, beta,
hours Of Q O'Clock q. m and I
p. m. on
Friday, the Fifth Day Of Apr
1901,
at the east front door o. ID
House, In Mexico, Audrah
Missouri, sell the above g
property at public auctiN
highest bidder for cash 70 N.l
debt and costs 0! executing q
II. III. LARlNl
5l-tds 7.