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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
COURT,
Audrzin County. Missouri Nay Term,
1901
URsT Il

TRST DAY-NAT r.
Es.a,e J. 7. B1rr1S azszi ssttiszerl J
Tesss adutnz.rztor.
Estass RSa1rd Hem anEzil sssaeDesh A.
Esszse Ps6ss ETis. szazaI settlezesL c 2
L1peon st1s1assrator
Estste J1o " BrOEn anns2l setgezsaL
Mettis Brown E6mListFztnL
Esssss Arthzr Bung1rd Is a. AEza1l %ettle
seat Aigy T Ba1zaI eretE.
Estzte Gfzu E1EeHaF etaL a11-A @l
menE J jesse. curator
Estate Pief Coua Eznual seitie1eSi &C
Eststs NJ Keser. ssssal sestle1eut G
W Cruz adziatstrstoE.
Esssts Es b Hsrt=oa aralA setteDesL
Estafe HENRI B1schzza. 1Eag1l settlement
Geo EEs--1E exccutcr
SECOND BAY-MAY "A
Estate Jrlzs r H~WzuAaanaal settlement
J. v E2wau3S euTa.of.
Estzte A. G. Snofieg. s1-u1i setleEeEf,
Phoeas stouef. sfzlnazErstrL
Essate Poly A BnoNh snuu1i setteDe1L
= = Iessc as4n11strstoz.
Es.2te " GgindstsE, azEsal setuement o.
Esats villa zeal enal sssae=sui Isaac
Neal adu-Itstratgr
Estate D c oH0EeAaasl ssstezent L H
Essste 6 sse " Tozrllzs0n. aznaAl settle
rent I'd T~onlason- curator
Estate p And h M4sz. aEhual sstueueni
] 2 Jesse eGrat0T
E4taIe c and c Frbaeh annual settlement
Esssss r saiiTsa. enAl settlement Con
s1ElFsn. Administrator
THIRD DAY-MAY Il
Estate SaucE 0asS aazI settlement l. y
administrators.
Rsssis Vs.. 5 Banoa. fzAl settlement RBAr-
ton administrator
Esiate Yong heirs annual settlement J. T
Estaie ]. ". Dlard snal settlement Jos
.DFatE executor.
Estate Jacos Davis anal settlement Z
Estate Crews heirs annual settlement J. T
Estate Alex stevens asai settlement, s z
Stevens adminisirstriL
Estate Walker heirs annual ~settberrentJ. 4
Esssse Henry weLer. anal settlement, All
Haee st1-ntstr8tuE
FOURTH DAY-MAT Il
Estate W H Speekman. annual settlement.
C. HaEeu1On. curztrL
Estate N A VIM, anzl settlement. ". A
Estate j. III Russell. final settlement, s. T.
| Russell. Administrator
Estate J. r Brown. annual settlement J. R
I Brown. ST. curator
| and c. A. RothWeu. executors
Estate S. A. Mallory, hnAl settlement T NJ
D0EeL ADMINISTRATOR.
Estate Nancy l. Carter. final settlement
| Greed Carter. curator.
Estate samuel ". BieEey. anal settlement
| ". H KEENAN,. Administrator
Estate DOnnely heirs setuement-JOs
| Haar. curator.
FIFTH DAY-MAY Il.
Estate II. and G. Mead. annua settlement
p. " Harding. curator.
Estate J. h era final settlemeutT W.
/ andC 2 Crawford. administrators
Estate Car Hscfarlsne. annual settlement
l A. 0 Maefariane. curstriL
Estate Thos Geler. annual settlement Thos
| Geler. ST.. curator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

THE Kansas City Independent refer
ring to Lee Meriwether's new party
editorlally says: Outside Of the cities
and larger towns Of the State, it is
safe to say there is very little senti-
ment in favor Of government owner
ship Of railroads, telegraph and tele-
phone lines, and what there is in the
cities and large towns 10 favor OF
municipal ownership Of street car
lines, water works, gas works and
electric lighting plants, is largely Of
an abstract nature. 1t is doubtful
and unorganized. Government owner
ship is a serious question. 1t implies
the buying Of immense properties and
that implies a heavy increase in taxa
tion. The people Of Missouri are con
servative. In matters Of property they
do not jump at conclusions. They
are certain to fight shy Of government
ownership, and any party advocating
it in the shape Of putting a ticket in
the field will ind itself heavily
handicapped.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
Administrator. u

Notice is hereby given
been appointed adminisin
estate OF Geo. W. DudgeN
All persons having clan
said estate are requested
for allowance Othea adj
within one year after date
letters, or they may be pn
any benefit Of such estate
be not exhibited
years from the date they :
ever barred, J. I u
SIT. Public Adni
April II, 1901.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
STOCK NOTES.

Horace Mundy has sold his sorrel
saddle mare TO Hisey s. Lee for $40.
r. f. Hisey bought 8 head Of horses
and 2 mules from Galloway county
parties last week, paying an average
OF a little over 500 for them.
DR.. E. II. Tincher, Of Fulton, on
Monday purchased a pair Of big mules
from Hisey & Lee for sl75.5. The
mules are for Dr. Tincher's farm near
this city.
From Mondays Lire Stock Reporter:
B. FenneWald, Of Audraln county, was
on the market with 9l3-pOund mixed
butcher cattle that sold at s4.5; the
St Louis Dressed Beef Co. being the
purchaser.
The Fulton SuH says: Robert L.
Hisey, Of the firm Of Hisey & Lee,
Mexico, bought two horses Of Doug
Turner last Saturday. He paid him
500 for the brown horse. He also
bought one Of Pearl Fisher at 500,
and be paid Carl Wise $50 for : pair
Of mules.-Winiam r. Carter sold the
John O'Connor harness gelding to
Hisey & Lee, Of Mexico, for s5l.
From Tuesday Lire Stock Reporter:
Wathall s Hardin fOrmost among the
many widely known cattle men Of
Galloway county, bad a select eonsIgn-
ment Of yearling Shorthorn butcher
stock consisting Of s1i and s57-pound
heifeB that topped that department
at 400 and 776-pound mixed offerings
that brought $40. Nelson, Morris &
Co. purchased the entire outfit.
The Montgomery county Standard
says. G. 4. Bishop who lives west Of
town sold to JET Hume, near Hatton
in Galway county, last week a sad
die mare for $50. This is the mare
formely owned by f. 5. Thompson, OF
this place. Mr.. Hume is the man
W~horecently sold the s7O0 pair Of mules
that went 10 Canada and thence 20
England, and has the reputation Of
being a god Judge q horse flesh. He
has another pair Of mules he values at
500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
NOTICE OF
DGD0SIIDDCuI

Notice Is hereby given
Court Of Audrain Ca
souri,, in pursuance Of the
OF Article 8. Volume 2, Of b
Of Missouri, will, at tht
term thereof, receive sealed
from banking incorporates
lions or individual banke1
county, 10 become the dep
the county funds, for a pera
years from the date said
accepted and bond approved
must be delivered 10 the clsi
court on or before noon 90
May 9th, which will be III
OF said May, 1901, term,
Witness my hand and seal
Done at Office in Mexico Y
this April II, 1901.
(sEAL) CLARA D. SD'
AT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
$Twenty Years Ago$
This Week.


Wood, g per cord.
Dunn & Woodrof we're BARRIERS
The Pony Club vas a living fact
Mexico lost the C. & A. division.
Mrs J. W. bearing vas very low.
P. E Lock was in Hot Springs
A. @. Turner was county treasurer.
r. G. sutphen returned from
Colorado.
J. Mclean was teaching at the By-
ant school
sam Locke was reelected city
treasurer.
G. H. Ribble and Joe Murray vere
in Colorado.
There was an epidemic Of sore eyes
in the city.
MB. 7. J.. Armstrong visited rela-
tlves in Macon.
George W. Harlow and Fannie T.
Wood were wed.
Buck Kelly published German
paper in MObeTly.
Col. A. P. Hereford, formerly Of this
city, died at St. Joseph
VIM Gregg purchased the Hutehi-
son & Lee grocery store.
Richard Gentry, formely Of this
city, lived In New York.
Aaron McPike and J. NJ. Beshears
were elected Councilman al Tandalia.
Mrs. Llewellyn entertained her
daughter, Ms. Reynolds Of Michi-
gan.
Heavy frost damaged vegetation in
the northern portion Of the Gull
States.
Frank Hart won first in the speak
ing contest before the Union Literary
Society. Joseph II. Bryan was second
The school board was made up Of
J. J. Steele, President.
G. B. Mcfarlane, Secretary.
James Pasqueth, Treasurer.
B. r. CauthOrn, S. P. EmmOns, ].
N. Menefee. The levy was 70 cents OF
the 800.
Among those who took part in a
musical were: Miss Lille Hisey, Mrs
Davault, Misses Eta Ross, Bena and
Hebe Grantham, Belle Morris, PolliC
Bryan, Varina Orear, Bolts, Wilcox
Ricketts,, Ringo, Rosa Reed and Ella
Van Buskirk. Messrs. John Ricketts,
Gentry and TrelOar.
Mayor Bassford appointed the
following Council committees;
Ways and Means-S. W. Buckley, j
II. Buckley, L. Phillip.
Streets and Alleys. II. Buckley
j. r. Bishop, J. NJ. Gordon.
Printing! Phillip, J. r. Bishop
b. +. Tomlinson.
Claims-J. NJ. Gordon, B. F.Tomlin
son, S. W. Buckley.
Ollie pasqueth, who las a wonder
full memory in reference 10 religion
matters, says that twenty-three year
ago the 18th Of August, Dr. Lacey
pastor Of the Presbyterian Church, O
: this city, preached from the text
Deuteronomy, IS chapter, % verse
He says that Rev. Gooch, pastor o
, the NJ. E. Church, South, twent
years ago the 18th Of this month
preached from the same text.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
success.

THE churches q Columbia Mo- are
taking a religious census Of that city,
referring 70 which the HeraH says: II
Is desired to secure b. means q the
census a complete list Of ali persons IN
Columbia with their church and Sun
day School membership or preference.
II is thought that enough volunteers
a be secured 10 take the census In a
single Afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
Administrator, Notice

Notice is hereby given thai
OF administration upon the q.
ID. X. Crockett, deceased, b
the undersigned gs
bate Court OF Audrain c0u.
souri,, bearing date April S
All persons having claim
said estate are requested
them for allowance to the q
tor within one year after il
granting letters, or they IlI
from any benefit O.
il such claims be Dot
within two years from The
will be forever barred.
SARA B. CROgI
At Admins
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

CAPT. A. 4. LEsUEUR has sold his
interest in the Kansas City Times 70
his partner, Judge G.. L. CriSman.
Capt Lesueur is one Of the strongest
editorial writer's and one q the most
able journalists In the country and
we sincerely trust that vi are not
going n lose him from the Missouri
newspaper field. Capt. Lesueur is a
"died IN the WOOL Democrat, honest,
able and In every sense Of the word
splendidly equipped 10 edit a Demo.
cratic newspaper. The party In Mis-
souri, needs such leaders and we fee.
sure that he will soon be heard from.
actively working for the best inter.
ests Of his party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

The Chicago Auseiodn, in an editor
ial entitled "The Very Rich Not 50
Very Important says: ''Mr. Ever
EFT P. Wheeler recently lectured the
rich at st. Georges Memorial Home in
New York. Mr.. Wheeler thinks that
the rich do not mingle enough with
the people Other distinguished gen
tlemen express their grief at the fall
ure OF the rich to 'mingle with the
poor TO 60 down among them like
modern Haroun Al Raschids.' We
are bound to say that all this talk Of
the duty Of the rich toward the poor,
50 far as mingling' is concerned, is
largely b0sh. The fact sthat the nch
Of whom We hear 50 much form a very
unimportant part OF the community.
They are about as important as the
golden hair 90 the head Of peasant
girl. There is no reason why that
golden hair should goodwin and mingle
with the young wOman's liver or heart
or lungs or any other Of the important
working parts. The only important
people, practically, are working pe0-
pie, and the golden hair On top Of the
social preacher can do nothing wiser
than STAY where il belongs. When IL
works out IN the wrong place, as doc
tons will tell you, il is usually the
cause Of cancer. This is not meant 10
say that the rich are useless On the
contrary, they are very useful They
provide very good dinners, 70 which
they invite men Of ability 10 relieve
them OF dullneSs. They buy boxes at
the Opera and pay the enormous Sala-
ries which make it worth while for
the DE ReNkes b deprive themselves
u ber In favor q high notes. The
rich DO all sorts u useful chores but
that is no excuse for taking them NJ
seriously. The important people are
the millions Of mothers Who wash and
dress their children every morning and
put them b. bed al night. The i'm
portant people are the miili0ns u
fathels Who work hard all day and
struggle for the money t. educate uht
children that they have brought intc
TIE word
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

THE Kansas City Times says: BE,
fore a complete list 81 probable candi-
dates for the United States Senate tc
succeed Senator GeOrgeG 6. Vest gets to
big 70 print, the following list Of thoss
mentioned" is given: Governor A.
NJ. Dockery, William J. Stone, d. r.
Francis, L. V. Stephens, W. II. Wal
lace, Champ Clark, Judge d. A. De
Almond, c. z. Cochran, Judge II. 5
Priest, Judge o. NJ. Spencer"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
Public Administered J

Notice Is hereby given y
been appointed adminiSin
estate Of Warren E0wleS
All persons having elli9
said estate are requested
them fo~rallOwance 10 theal
within one year after daif
letters, OF they may be pre-
any benefit OF such estate
claims be not exhibitel
years from the date they
ever barred, J. Z
sat Public Adnl
April II, 1901.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

DIR. G. b. SmcoE, the S~uperinten-
dent, writes a circular letter 70 the
county clerks over the State, saying
that no patients except males between
the ages Of five and twenty years will
be admitted 10 the Colony for Feeble
Minded and Epileptics at Marshall.
The easOn for making this distinc.
tiOn Is that room at the Institution Is
limited, and they will not have
accommodation for both sexes, nor all
ages. The Board Of Managers desire
the clerk Of the county court o. some
one familiar with the patients history
70 fll out blanks for that purpose and
forgard them 10 the board for exam
" Lincoln and GXRon the eligibil-
ination anu ps4~-Sp@ed three-w
ity Of the applicant. -~si5o,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

The readers Of this paper viii be pleased TO
learn hat there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure IN all It's
stages and that Is Catarrh. Halls CatarTh
Cure IL the only positive cure nov known TO the
medical fraternity. Catsrrh being . cousttu-
tional disease, requires q constitutional treat
nent Halls C4tArrh Cure IL taken internally
scting directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system, thereby destroying the
foandttion Of the disease, and giving the patient
strsnRth b. baiiding up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing ia work. The propns-
ton have 30 much faith IN It's e1raiys posers
that they offer one Hundred Dollars for any
case that It fzns 10 cure. Send for List Of test.
monisls. Address,
?. J. CHENEY. &Co., Props. Toledo. o.
Sod By druggists, price, 75e.
Halls Family Plls are the best.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
Going to Paper This
Spring?

Have you thought anything about the
kind OF wall paper you viii buy.
Say you employ the best decorator in
the town. II you furnish him with a
wall paper poor In quality, cheap in
design, he can't do a good job.
Wall paper is a little different than
anything else.
You don't buy II By weight.
Nor because II will wear like iron.
You choose this piece or that piece
solely for It's pattern.
There's small difference between ugly
and pretty papers, except in the APP
pearance.
And appearance is just where Pitts
burg Wall Papers 1.-THE line we SELL
is superior 70 any other wall papers
made.
The manufacturers efforts are direct
ed to getting out the most beautiful
and desirable patterns possible. The
talented artists Of the world devise
designs.
The showing in u stock speaks the
result.
We know you will be pleased pitts
burg Wall Papers.
You are most, y64pe to-. :,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

MEXICO, II not the horse center Of
the universe, Is AZ least the h0rsa
center Of a large scUpe d the country
embraced in the Mississippi Valley.
In another column viii Be seen What
Mexico Las contributed 10 the country
In the M ~ fine hnraaman-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
In the Circuit Court d,
County, Missour

By virtue and AUTHORITY II,
and order OF sale in paftia,
by the said Court, in tbs \,
titled cause, and Of a ceris
thereof, dated NoyembeT
will, on
Tuesday, the 23rd Day Of !,
D, 1901, /
between the hours OF 9oc,a
forenoon and 5 o'clOekint5s,si
Of that day, atthe east froDtssI
Court House, in the CITY a
In Audrain County, MiSS6B5 }
public vendue, to the highs !
the following described IA !
viz:
(I0l seventy acres, the a
south half, northeast auarg
t1s) eighteen, and (i6) m
northwest quarter Of soutbss
ter Of section as eighteg
township t5O) fifty, ranee
and all OF block 81 three
addition TO the City Of Nerr.
containing fourteen IA lCa
drain County, Missouri.
Terms OF sale as follows W.
third cash In hand, one.thirl
in six months, one-third N
months; deferred payments
per cent. interest from date.
QUINCY JAN.
tide
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.

4 TEARS A5o THIS WEEh.
p. T. Barnum died.
Thad Stuart was i'll.
M Nri.~s-IS ~ule TO- 50
I. N. mi1cnen was quite i'll.
Joe Miller clerked for Purcell.
Mrs H. A. Ricketts, died in Canon
City, Colo.
Justin Barker was cashier Of the
Wellsyille bank.
John Mcintyre and Miss Lizzie
Lavendar were wed.
7. II. Marshall bought property
opposite Hardin College.
Ota Freels and Mamie E. Ferris, Of
Laddonia, were married.
An unknown mar was killed by the
Wabash cars east Of this city.
The seven-year-old daughter Of ia
son Rutter, died near Thompson.
Ex-Marshal J. II. Lane was to es-
tablish a meat market in this city.
J. K.Pool was reelected superinten-
dent Of the Centralia Public Schools.
W. ". Williams, Of Kansas City, "a
ther Of J. V. Williams. Of this city.
died.
Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Walker, former.
ly Of this city, died in California and
we're buried in the same grave.
The newly elected Council made tho
following appointments:
Street COmmissiOBer-William Big
gers.
Treasurer-S. J. Buckner.
Fire Chief. d. Pratt.
Weighmasters-Scales No. l, A. p
johnson. Scales No. > r. T. Stock.
ton.
Assessor-S. S. Craig.
Suryeyor-C. D. Rodgers.
Sexton-B. +. Bradley.
Physieian-C. R. Haley.
Night POlice-R. ). Mckinney and
r. j. Muir.
Miss Ella Waddington, after spend.
ing a few days in this city the guest 0I
friends, returned to her home In Ben
80, CFfv Eundav
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

II. J. GRAVES, the new editor Of the
Kansas City Times, IS well known %
the people Of Missouri. as a straight
Democrat and a young man q enter
prise, push and sterling worth He
has the best wishes q his many
friends throughout the state for
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
Disappointment for Many.

A number Of persons are camped
along the border OF Kiowa and Co
manche reservations awaiting official
permission to enter. 1t is conservative
ly estimated that not one person in
ten will be able to secure free lands.
The suggestion Of the Interior De
partment to adopt the lottery plan
is generally favored by the boom
ers. Much complaint is being made
to the government officials to the ef-
feet that schemers are selling alleged
homestead lots. Notice Of the fraud
is being called to the attention Of the
prospective settlers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

Remember Craddock shows
the largest stock Of wall pa
per, makes the lowest prices
and gives you the latest ideas
in papering and decorating.
A pleasure to show goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
root Elus Going 70 Oklahoma

Col c. B. Ellis, Of the Vandalia
Nal and Erpre9, who was in this city
last night, left this morning for Okla
bona, where be expects to buy an in
terest In a newspaper. Col. Ellis will
retain his ownership Of his paper at
Vaadalia, which viii be run By his
brother.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

Governor Dockery holds the school
fund Of the State 10 be sacred, and
vetOes the swamp bill providing for
the using Of funds obtained By the
sale q swamp lands for other purposes
than those provided 10 the Constitu-
tim
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

MI Hinch and wife, Of IT, Smith,
Ark are In this city on a visit with
H. jacobson and family. Mr.. Hlrsch
lived IN MEXICO 2 years ago and says
the town has improved wonderfully
since then. Mr. Hischs many friends
Ia this city will be glad n know that
be Is prosperous and happy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

Persistent reports are in circulation
10 Europe that an attempt has been
made upon the life Of President
Kruger. The reports are widely an.
ferent and none u them are officially
credited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
Ridpevav-Martin.

Frank Ridgeway, Of Rush Hill, and
Miss Maude Martin, Of this city, were
married by Rev. j. A. HeadingtOn at
his residence at s O'Clock Sunday even
ing. Mr.. Ridgeway is the Chicago &
Alton agent at Rush Hill and is a
most excellent young man, steady and
a well informed railroad man. The
bride is a daughter Of the proprietor
Of the Globe Hotel, and is a lovely
young lady.
The couple left for their future
home in Rush Hill Sunday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

A cAREFUL examination o. the
school records o. Audrain county ami
Mexico forces the conclusion that
Aguinald0 has never attended school
In this vicinity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
THURSDAY. APRIL IS.

RICHES can buy a mar lots q trou-
bic, but there are few who are not
willing % put up with the trouble
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
A Testimonial From Old England

a Testimonial Prom Old England.
II consider Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy the best in the world for
bronchitis, says Mr.. William Sayory,
Of Warrington, England. ut has
saved my wife's life, she having been
a martyr to bronchitis for over six
years, being most Of the time confined
to her bed. She is now quite WE'LL
1t is a great pleasure to the manufac-
turers Of Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy to be able to publish testimoriei"
az this cha- ~inhorH' 'tD"ihlA4
oUversl.dcUer. They show that
great good is being done, pain and
suffering relieved and valuable lives
restored to health and happiness by
this remedy. 1t is for sale by Buck.
ner & Whitney, druggists
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

Is what the people say Of Ours. So
there must be something in H. Salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded.
Try US. WILKINS Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

Notice "a hereby given that -
the estate Of J ". Dllardi
made at The NAY term Of
OF Audrzin county, hissoon
JOsEP
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

A Philadelphia bride found a love
letter 10 in her husbands cat pocket
and drank carb0lic acid before she dis
covered that Il vas dated ayear hack.
The stomach-pump saved her life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

The supreme Court Of Missouri has
sustained the motion for a transfer 10
the ST. Louis Court q Appeals OF the
case o fCay rs the city q Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
Notice Of Final Sets

otics IL hereby given thai "
the estate Of Ruben Puis
msde at tn NAY term o.
OF Andrain county Missouri
Missouri, On the second honaN
A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
Es,is. Of Final ssias

Notice Il hereby given ut
The estate q MARI J. Nins y
ma9s al hs May tern Or I'll
Of Aadrsin c0uny, Mlsso.
Msxiro, Missouri. On ne Wls
Nag, ipoi.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

China has formally expressed grati-
tude 10 Japan for the latter diplomat
&c assistance 10 the recent controversy
with Russia over the Manchuuan
natter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
Abe LarifnOre.

This JACK Il too well known b. require
a printed description and pedigree
here lie Is one Of the best individuals
In this Or any other country. 500 to
insure a living colt
Also ar0ther fine Jack, AHE LAHI-
MORE. ia, $500 b. insure living colt
Money due when fact isaSsoertalned
or mare parted with % removed from
nelghb0rh1od. In all cases colt stands
god Tor seasun. Do not insure IN
second hands
hastunge al sl-o per month for
mares from a distance.
W. W. JOHNSON
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18
APPROPRIATION BILLS PASSED
Governor Dockery Sends His Approval
to Secretary Of State Cook.

Special Dispatch 10 the Ledger.
JEFFERSON CITY, April II, 4:30 p.
m.-Goyernor DOckery has Just sent
TO Secretary OF State Sam B. Cook, his
approval Of the general appropriation
bill passed by the Legislature, with
the exception OF the item for $4,000
for the st. Louis Asylum. Both the
Insane and the d. & ID. Asylums at
Fulton are allowed the full appropria-
ton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

Eotics ls hereby give thll
the estate Of Patrick Sulilvhl 9.
made at the Mar tern
Cogft Of Audrain co1uUl w.
Asxico, Missouri, On he
Nay, 1901. OV' ~
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

t. ST. Louis and return. Tickets sold
forall trains saturday April %. Good
70 return ca all trains sunday, April
=. 1901.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

IL y0u want q sample copy q Hon.
W. ]. BFyan's CoaaBgSssT call al the
LEpaEE oeace on send IN your name.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-04-18

H0ucs Is hereby given, %.
tie estate % T y tolh -
b mafs 4 TIE May tsfln 8
q Aadraia county
faa CARRIE