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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-10-02

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ment, the trial acted like charm
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-10-02

Mrs. T. Briddleman of Parsball-
Vile, Mich. was troubled with salt
rheum for thirteen years and had Jried
a number of doctors without relief.
After two applications of Banner
Salve. her hands became better and in
short time she was entirely cured.
Beware of substitutes.
DAVIDSON & KENDRIOK.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-10-02

For all fresh cuts o. wounds. in
either the human subject or in aEi-
mails. "a a dressing Ballard Snow
Linim j It's excellent: while for sor es
on working horses. especially if SOW
to heal, or suppurating, It's healing
qualities are unequaled. Price p cts.
DAWSON DRUG &C.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30


On Tuesday evening, May Is, at 9:3C
the marriage Of James Green,o of Twisp
Wash, and Miss Kathryn HolIopetel
took place at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John A. HollO-
peter, on West Whitney street. The
occasion was a very quiet affair, only
a few immediate relatives and friends
being present. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. A. A. Wallace,
pastor Of the Presbyterian Church, OF
thiscity.
Mr.. Green isa young mar Of great
energy and integrity. he formerly
lived in Audain county, his home
having been i've miles south Of Mexico.
For several years be has been engaged
in the mining business In THE west.
He has many friends In this State who
wish him and his bride abundant
happiness and prosperity. Mr.. Green
Won M q Mexico's truest and most
lovely young women. She Is most
earnest In church work, being a mem
Der Of the Presbyterian Church choir
and prominent in many religious Or
ganizati0ns The bride has for several
years taught Ia the Mexico Public
School and is held ia high esteem By
both the patrons and pupils
Nj. and MR Green left Tuesday
night On the 100 Wabash foE their
home in Washington. but while en-
route win visit Denver, Colo, and
Salt Lake City. Utah
The LEDeER joins other friends In
extending hearty congratulations 10
this very worthy young couple.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
Y CLOsED.
The Cadet Lads Leave for Their
-Homa-HonoFs BestoWed-Dnlls
Given.

The hrst school year o. the Missouri
Military Academy came TO d close
Tuesday and most Of the cadets have
departed for their homes
The days exercises we're interesting
and were attended b. a good sized
crowd
During the morning bouB an ar
tillery and infantry drill was carried
outand the manouvers wereexcellently
executed. The extended order driil
by the company Of infantry was e.
pecially good and reflected credit On
the instructors Directly after the
drills were completed the honors were
bestowed and the cadet officers for
next year we're named. This was
dong while the company was formed.
The medal for the best drilled cadet
was awarded 70 Lowell Porter, Of
Paynesville, No. Rev. A. A. Wallace,
% the Presbyterian Church Of this
city, made the presentation speech.
Rev. W. A Hanna presented the
medal for the best composition 10 the
winner, II. B. Miller, OF GAINESVILLE,
No. This young MAJ also captured
the scholarship medal, which was pre-
sented bye. NJ Basket
The medals were offered by Messrs
Lee Craddock, J. II. sallee and Buck
ner s. Whitney.
The following cadet officers we're
named for the next term:
Capt, J. II. Arnold, Kansas City.
Capt. T. Campbell, st. Louis.
Lieut., II. B. Miller, OarksviIle.
Lieut,,A. z. Warren, Joplin.
First Sergt., NJ. J. Dorsey, Gillespie,
Illinois
First sergt., NJ. Q. Tanner, sikeston
Second Sergt., o. Kemp Bachelor.
Third sergt., Clarence OOrhers Mar
shall.
Fourth Sergt., John Guthrie, Me1i
co, f. w. Andrews, Arcadia
Adjutant W. E. ~Sanderson, Joplin.
Quartsrmaster, q. B. Rhorer, Coun-
ell Bluffs, Ia.
Sergt-Major, A.. d. Laws, Bachelor.
Color Sergt-, Lowell Patton, Paynes-
vile.
Principal musician, ". T. Mellier,
st. Louis.
The opening year was most success
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
Are You Interested

We win, from now until June 1st %
request, give each purchaser, when
the amount is one dollar or more, a
ticket for the amount on which we
viii pay 5 per cent to any church they
may designate at the time Of the pur-
chase. The church returning the
largest amount Of these tickets 90
that date, through their treasurer,
viii be paid an extra 5 per cent on the
gross amount asa premium.
If you are interested In your church
this should interest you. AS our
stock is the largest 10 select from; the
goods all new and quality the bestand
prices that our competitors cannot
meet and make a profit.
d&w-td. P. S. MITCHELL, Agt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
Mn.. Emily Msyen Dead.

Nrs Emily Meyer, aged - years,
and a pioneer citizen Of Audraincoun
ty. passed away at her home On Wade
street al noon Wednesday, May %.
Deceased was a woman Of most ex-
cellent Christian character and leaves
a large circle Of friends 10 mourn her
death. A son. J. B. Meyer, Of seda,
la, survives the mother. He va.
with his mother at the last
Deceased was born in North Carroll
IA and moved 80 Audrain county with
her father, Nell Blue, in 1881 sht
has resided here since. She was mar.
RED 10 1867 and her husband preceded
her 70 the grave 20 years.
Funeral services win be conducted
from the late residence on Wade stree
At ? O'Clock Thursday. IntermenI
win be made IN Rising Sun cemetery
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
CHIIDREEs DAY.
Next Sabbath VIII be Observed By the
Young Folks at RuEh Hill, No.

Children's Day viii Be observed next
Sabbath at Rush Hill BY the UnIor
Sabbath School Appropriate exer
cises win be enjoyed. The following Il
the programme which vii be taker
mp promptlyat 7;45 p. M:
March.
Song. Happy Chlldren's Day
School.
Prayer-Rev. johnson.
Song. Call for Reapers-SchooL.
Recitation. Children's Day Beu
Lab Crawford.
Recitation. Making sammer-Sl,
little boys.
Recitation. India-Zella Sipple.
Recitation. Little Children - Zola
sipple.
Recitn. A Little Boys Thoughts
Russell Rosser.
Recitation. The Light Keepers
Daughter-Cora Crawford.
Song. Happy Little Children
School
Recitation. When Samuel Led The
Singing--Ellen Harper.
Recitation. Little Arm Chair
Ala Roberts.
Recitation. An Unbelieyer-Bertha
Farrah.
Recitation II / Were Mamma
Laura Maxwell.
Recitation. Baby In Church-Lil-
Ian Crawford.
Recitation. Daisies at the Cross
Ten little girls
Recitation. AuctiOning the Baby
Lena Williams.
Recitation. Taking Aim Bda
Copeman.
Solo. The Choir Boy-Cala Rosser.
Recitation. Reyerie in Church
Rhoda Maxwell.
Recitation. Love Of God-Noryin
Maxwell.
Pantmlme. Abide With Me-A
ma Taylor.
RecHSt7CT- Theology 10 the Quar-
rGn-LAura Travis
Solo. ExcelsioT-Mattie Petty.
Recitation. The Minister'S GREY
ances-Olye Sipple.
Recitation. Masters Workers
Glass Of six.
Recitation. Be Careful What You
Say-Carl Farrah.
Recitation. Wanted, A Minister'S
Wife-Eya Sipple.
Recitation. The Volunteer Organ
ist-olive Elder.
Recitation. The Whistling RegL
ment-Mattye Petty.
Duet. The Beautiful Golden Gate
Anna Culberts0n and Gertis Mccall
RecitatiOn-Caia RosseE.
Song. Harvest F1elds-SchOoI.
Address By superintendent and
Song-SchOOl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

SENATORS Tillman and MeLaurin.
d South Carolina, have gotten into a
personal row and both resigned and "a
70 the people with their troubles The
following is a copy Of the resigna.
ton as signed BY these gentle.
men; Gov. NJ. B. McSWeeney: We
hereby order our designations as
Senators from South Carolina, The
United States Senate and ask as a
personal favor that you do not ap-
point our SUCCESSORS unless there be an
extra session Of the Senate, until the
Democratic State Committee shall
have ordered a primary 70 choose the
me 70 be appointed by you. II you
vii kindly advise the State Chairman
u the Democratic party and ask
prompt action 10 ordering such prima-
- and Arranging for a canvass by its
candidates We shall he under obllga-
tfauG
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
AuTHORE-HAMILToE
Blake Cauthorn and Miss Edith Hamil.
ton Were Married On Msy-29. {

Blake VI. Cauthom, one Of Mexico:
most prominent young business men
connected with the firm Ferris s
Cauthon, and a son Of B. r. Cau-
thorn, was on Wednesday, Mar %, at
1 O'Clock p. M, married to Miss
Edith Hamilton, daughter Of Nh. and
Mrs. James Hamilton, now Of San
Angelo, Texas, formerly Of this city,
The marriage took place at the home
Of the brides parents.
The LEDGER takes pleasure in ex'
tending congratulations. Blake is a
steady, industrious and popular
young business man, while Mis-
Hamilton is a lovely young girl.
Mexico people are glad to know that
Mr.. and Mrs. Cauthorn win reside
permanently in this city, having Sc
cured a coy home in the southern
part of the city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
In the Circuit Court Of Audraln
County, Missouri.

By virtue and authority Of a decree
and order Of sale made by the said
court. In the above entitled cause, and
.ot a certified copy thereof, dated
March 2, 1901, / will, on
Friday, the Fourteenth Day Of June
1901,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in
the forenoon and five O'Clock in the
afternoon OF that day at the east front
door Of the Court House, IN the cts
Of Mexico, In Audrain county, Missouri
sell, at public vendue, to the highest
bidder, the following described reaI
estate, viz:
The north ! OF the southeast I OF
section l6l six, township (5l) ffty-One,
range f5) five, also fifteen acres, the
south part OF the west ! OF the north,
east quarter Of the northeast quarter
section a, township 81, range @ In
Audrain county, Missouri.
Terms Of sale as follows, viz: Cash
in hand. QUINCY JAMES,
ID Sheriff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
In the Circuit Court q Audrair
County. Missouri.

BY virtue and authority OF a decree
and order Of sale made BY the said
court, in the above entitled cause, and
of a certified copy thereof, dated
March - 1901, / will On
Friday, the Fourteenth Day Of June,
1901,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In
the forenoon and five O'Clock In the
afternoon Of that day, at the east
front door OF the Court House, In the
city Of Mexico, in Audrain county,
Missouri sell, at public vendue, 10
the highest bidder, the following
described real estate, viz:
% acres, the south half I'D north
west quarter al Of the northeast quar-
ter al Of section twenty-eight (2sb and
Is acres OF Of the east side Of the
southeast quarter III Of the northeast
FquarteF al Of section twenty-eight
2Sl, all In township ifty-One (5ll,
range nine t9l; also lot six t6) in block
two ~ and lots one fll, two t2l three
81 and four al in block three t3. Lake
nan & Barnes Addition 70 Mexico;
also lots thirty-three $751; thirty-f0ur
$40 and thirty-fye 1851 In Lander's
Addition TO Mexico, and also the
following, commencing at a stone set
on the section line between section
twenty-five Sand twenty-six 1921 In
township fifty-one t5f), range nine t9l
west, run thence west 4 97-iO0 chains
fm a beginning thence west 5 57-100t TO
the east boundry Of the original town
OF Mexico, thence north along said
boundary 4 e2-100 chains 10 a stake,
thence east 5 35-lO0 chains to the cor
ner Of ). A. Crddock's fence, thence
south n, east 4 1910 chains to the
beginning, excepting all that part Of
the east side Of said tract heretofore sold
by said James Galloway to Verbena l..
Ricketts as per deed Of record in book
number t~hirty-One, page eighty-hye,
Recorders Office for Audrain county
Missouri.
Terms OF sale: Cash.
QUINCY JAMES,
III Sheriff
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

DR, joins B. CHUTCHER, whose par
ents are residing t~emporarially IN thii
city, who Is attending Barnes Med.
zeal College 10 st. Louis, was awarded
the hon0rs Of his class this year anC
will he class director next year. Or.
Crutcher is a young mar Of merit, and
worthy Of any honor that may be con.
fered upon him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
WHAT A BLESSING.
Many People Of Mexico Learning {,
Appreciate.

Many a miserable man is happy nov
Nights Of unrest, days Of trouble.
Itching piles means this.
Eczema just as bad, and just as bar
TO cure.
But Doan's Ointment cures all itch
iness Of the skin.
A blessing TO a suffering public.
Here's a Mexico proof 10 back oul
statement:
Mr.. o. IL. Neal, mail carrier between
Mexico and Cant, says. "For 20 year,
] was annoyed with itching hemor.
rhoids, ] tried several remedies, bui
got little II any benefit from them.
Finally ] procured a box Of Deans
Ointment from Buckner Il Whltney's
drug store and used part u IL. Every
application brought relief until the
Itching left me. There was a spot on
my shoulder which was very annoying.
Two applications disposed Of it. Deans
Ointment is worth its weight in gnldG
For sale By all dealeR fSfey-Mu
Jun Cof., sole agents for the
chbd States.
Remember the name-Doans-and
take no substitute.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

TIE Missouri Military Academ,
closed It's first year in a most success
ful manner On Tuesday, May q, 1901
The Mexico LEDGER Joins al Of our
people in extending congratulations e
the management Of this institution on
the bright prospects for a largely in.
creased attendance next year. This
year has been IN the nature II a trial
year, and ali Of the young men who at
tended the school win likely return
and bring their friends with them. A
strong faculty is being engaged and we
feel sure the Academy win grow in
usefulness and popularity. There
should be at least fifty boys from
Audrain county attending this school.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

By virtue and authorize IN n deere,
and order % sale made by the SAFE
n the above entitled cause, anc
OF a certified copy thereof, dated
March p, 1901, ] win, on
Friday, the Fourteenth Day June,
1901,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon and five O'Clock In the
afternoon o. that day at the east front
door d the Court House In the city Of
Mexico, Ia Audrzin county, Missouri,
sell zz public Fendue, % the highest
bidder the faloEtng described real
eSCa1e- VIZ.
Southeast Garter, northeast quar-
Ger and east zEthezs1 quarter. al fn
sec1ou Il tCwEhip .. range !, con
tanning I'D zers. mere o. less. also
northeast I s0gsEeast quarter section
=, township q range 7.slltn Audrzfn
county. Mss9zr-
Terms q sac a. follows VIZ. Cash
IN hard QUINCY JAMES
q Sheriff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

PROF. l. W. RAIDER, principal d
the switzer School Of Kansas City.
viii conduct the Audraln County
Teachers Institute. The board ha,
been very fortunate in securing the
services Of an educator Of such high
rank Every teacher In the county
should prepare 70 spend two weeks
with this prominent instructor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

Notice IS hereby given
Of administration upon Z
EipheletB Norris dcool
granted the undersigned
bate Court 81 Audrain
souri,. bearing date NAY
All persons having 4
atd estate arc requisite
them for allowance to
tor within one yeaf altc,
granting letter. OF thei
eluded from any lsnentg
and II such claims De-
within two yean frum tH
Will BE- forever bafrul erfTl
80 AduIi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
Board q Edueation Elset. oaesr.

The county board Of education d
Audraln county met Monday ant
elected officers as follows;
J. n. Gross, President.
r. W. Moore, Treasurer.
Mary Houston, Secretary.
II vas agreed to employ s W. IA,
der, Of Kansas City, as conductor d
the institute With the county board
b act as instructors
J. n. Gross was appointed 10 secure
boarding placesf0 r teaehers and places
for holding Institutes and exzmina.
tons
After a full discussion Of ways and
means The board adjourned sias dc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30


TnE school directors 81 Audrain
county should, one and all, take a live
interest in improving school property.
We regret very much to say that
stock is allowed 70 run over some
school yards. All school property
should be neatly fenced and trees and
flowers should be planted. The school
houses should be painted inside and
out Don't send your children 10
school ia a stable. Mexico and Au-
drain county have a great reputation
for good schools. Let us keep our
school property In t~rst-elass condi
ton. There can be no better adyeF.
tisement for ~ county or our people.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

Always on time. Take the inde-
pendent line pay, the cash, and you
are sure 20 get there and have the
best money can buy. II you go on
credit you have to take anyIdT6i1e.
for beggas eanEcnoosers We are
TIE people, and the independent
class Is with us. When you are with
US it is 10 your credit. When you
walk in our shoes you feel better, for
you have money left 10 Jingle and still
wear the best goods sold In this coun-
try for a quarter Of century. We offer
you the most complete stock you ever
saw to select from. You are protected
by u buying better than yOu can pro.
tect yourself, for We are here to stzy
Our stock IS all new. No Cd gods 70
work Of On you, alta big price, that Is.
not worth carrying home 70 chezp
rated stuff % deceive jon, but shoes
that wear, shoes that 1T and a stock
to select firm az prices our eompesif-
os have tO Hy for the aEns quality
which saFs y0G one-shird Jour money
p 8 MITCHELL AT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

DoFs Christi ar , negresa was pain-
fuiiy shot q the mex and Az SUNDAY
IN southeastern Mexico, b. Minnie
Spurs also colored The shooting
was accidental The Spurs WoEaaa
was sxzmIninga snlzllcaHber revolver
q an ancient type, when the "B e.
cartridge exploded The ballet
struck the Christian woman under the
ear and, passing beneath the skin,
lodged near the point d the Jaw.
Physicians cut It out
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
the Fourth Day
Ifnsieas SaIl

Whereas Ell NJ Cox andLmH.
vie. BY their certain deed aflFE.
first day Of January. A % lsG ~ Il
ii mortgage or deed OF trust hNs /
At page q IN the KerprderxaT
county. Missouri. cuHreyed 10 CEE
Of Montgomery county. Missouri s
following described lands snatei
o Of Aaaraln and State OF
Al OF the south half OF tbe sThea
Of the southeast Qnarter agdMtF
cd. except a tract Of sN arits Z
vest corner. SAID exceTtiGr
east and Hest b. ~ yards nga
Also the south thifty-four 90
southwest fnurth ca nf the nn !
ter ca and the east fifteen aese
half OF the northwest fourth 20
west quarter "a and the ses
southwest fourth 90 OF the Nga
ter or section tweHty-two CD 81
ufty-onc CD. range Sir west o.
containing in ali a acres more O
ing 10 the United States Covers
thereof. uhich said deed0f tins
entcd to secure The payment aa
IN said trust deed fuzzy DESERVED
As. 4. ". Reed. trustee mel
trust has been requested By ~ ,
Of said note 70 execute the pOWsa
hy the terms % said trust and
trust deed. and has refused g
trustee and TO execute sad
trust deed brownies that in Csc
Of the trustee named 20 act 8s
sheriff Of Audrain countV Mss .
the request Of the legal holder
Igecced 20 forcclose said imf
therefore. the said note in AZ {
due snd unpaid and aa
refused 70 act 1T the feluesi
holder 81 said note. l. the unden
Of Audrain county. Missouri uA4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
Stab wife in His slssu.

81. Louis, NAY civilian McMn.
Ian, a EelLto-do carpenter, dreamed
last night that be had stabbed hii
wife until She was dead and that Their
be attempted 10 commit suicide
He sw0ke 10 find himself saving
away at his neck with the blade q 4
plane His wife lay On the bed bleed.
ing and nearly unconscious from ii,
loss Of blood. Her husband cut hei
ten times, and then turning the ueap
% upon himself he inflicted ten
wounds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

Hos. G r. CLARK On account d
previous engagements has declined to
accept the once o superintendent Of
The speed department at the STATE
FaiE 70 Be held at Sedalia next fall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

The editors Of 81. Charles County,
No, have organized a press associa-
ton, and the newspaper business viii
be conducted along business lines.
This Is a E0oye 10 the right direction.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
SheEifs s.I.

BY rifture and autbais'
script execution issIe5 ID
Of the Clerk OF The CIs.e
Audraln county, NiSaeli
at the June term OF MA :
me directed IN favor \
and against James N pA
levied upon and sl,sS
title, Interest and elsia
James n. Beagles of' 9
Wit 'eel 4
80 acres east half. a..
quarter al Of section ~ 3
northwest Quarter ri a
quartet III OF section 4
south half ID OF southyo.
Of section two On N s, 4
I'D q northeast ouaSN
ton ten no.; 40 acre W.!
ter III Of the noftheasi q
section ten DO; 10 ac,
northwest OF the noy,t Y
lRl 81 section ten 1G. 4 b
part Of the north half
section ten sl0l; 30 acres Y
TIE southeast quarter n, Il
east quarter lfl Of sectios
acres northeast quarter n
eleven nli; 30 acres
vest half I'd, section elsvs. x
township lIfty-two ~
l81, Audrain eo1pi5
also middle part 0f =
| quarter III OF the soutsa.l
Cd Of section twentieth
ship fftyCne l5l range M.
fifth l5)principal mefdisss
one az block Nc. Tires +
q Barnes College Addiur. :
Mexico Missouri, an lyiss
IN the said county and
souri,; and l will, on
AAyf eND 1taftttlth La
A. D., 1901. \
III being the eleventh Ia,
cult Court Of said count
the hours Of nine o'clork *
noon and five O'Clock inths
Of that Gay, at the pasf 4.
House door, in the City y =
county Of Andrain, afofess Hq'
same, or 50 much tbereag
required. at public yen5s :,
highest bidder for cash ii
iect % all prior liens and q
70 satisfy said exeeutima1
QUINCY JIT n,
I'd Sheriff OF Audrain On
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

Notice Is hereby giycn
been appointed guail-5 ~,
AHIai Effects OF Samatl 81
has been adjudged H.s
tics having claims 1nal
hoan should submit tlsn
j, r. JEssh
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

HOx. ". J. BRYAN viii lecture at
Salisbury, NO. "a Friday night, June
:. Subject Ancient Landmarks
Admission 20 and . cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

and superb design are characteristic
features Il our
R~ONBEDSTEADs.
The combination a white enamel
ind brass trimmings Is veFy decontlFe
and gives an air u iightness and cheer.
fumes 10 an apartment
Prices are not high, neither are they
~ low that we cannot sell worthy
gods We sell at moderate prizes
and give excellent value
We oGer a lne line Of Woven Win
Spring. for iron o. wood beds Al
tempting figures We aiso handle I
fun iineOf undertaking goods and give
especial attention % this line Of our
business North side Of square, aexI
CO No. 'PHoEE 90.
lTrimnla 4 Haufh1ru
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

PEOF. GCERSK one 81 the most
successful teachers d music in the
country. viii be with Hardin College
next year
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
NOTICE OF
SHERIFF'S SALE IN PARTITION.

II. A. RICKETTS,, ". l.
AND JULIA
CRADDocK, HIS WIFE
z B. L AND LIZ
Ma N. TALBoT, HIS
WIFE, AND MARY 5.
kicKETE
PLAINTIFFS
-yk-
NEwr0NfA CALLAwAY,
J. LYNN BANKS AND
ETHEL BASKs, HIS
WIFE, JAMES L
WAY, RALPH GALA
WAY \ KATIE CAL
LAWAY,
DEFESDANTs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
NOTICE OF
SEERIFFS SALE IN PARTITION

THHoDoEE GEEcLAUDE
And GRos-
CLAUDE BY HIS GUAR
DIAN AMI C0xsKRFA-
TOR ESoCH EDMOx-
sTOx- AMI HARGARET
THOMPSON,
PLAINTIFF,
-
RoBEKTs, CHAs.
=. G~RoscLAUDE AT
CTS ~GROscLAUDK
CHAs. C. GRoscLAUDE.
GRos-
CLAUDE, LILLY GROs-
CLAUDE AED Will
AGRoscLAuDK
DEFENDANTS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30
fouii1 netting any height
FEHRIs a. CArrnORx.

M John Atkins q Nandalia. Nho
ias becn NJ Elcsta Der paHentk south
\ uun, "a seseul days Estumed 70
lef holae Hsf night
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

H. a. Haggard. u this city, left
Wednesday Tor Jacks1n, MIS-, where
- hss bed employed a. boakkeepef
ard payHaster for q nilFaad oontrac-
ter
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-30

OsteoWthy cures without medicine
OF knife. See Dr.. Traughber, who 4
here on Tuesday, Thursday and satur
day Of each week for treating. One,
across the street east q TIE postosHoe
Consultation and examination free
Once b0urs: : a M to5p M Spec
ial houB BY appointment d&stf.