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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-23

TIE jefferson City Tn5a1s tells the
following story On Hon. E.W Lehman.
d fist Louis who as a boy lived iu
Audrain county: One d Col Fred W.
Lehmans cases having been decided
by Division No ! q the Missouri
supreme court. which consists o. four
judges was transferred 70 the court
en- banc for lack Of unanimity in the
decision. When the distinguished st.
Louis attorney arose % argue the case
en- banc he prefaoed his remarks by
saying that he did not %cOntroyert the
fact that the decision rendered in
Division No ] was wholly impartial,
because, +" he said there were just
two judges an each side Of the case,
and solomon himself could not have
divided justice more equally between
the parties litigsnt OF rendered a
more impartial decision
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-23


The combination q white enamel
ind brass trimming Is very decorative
and gives an air Of lightness and cheer.
fulness TO an apartment
Prices areaot high, neither are they
" low that we cannot sell worthy
goods We sell at moderate prices
and give excellent value.
We ofer a fine line Of Woven Wire
Springs for iron or wood beds az
tempting figures We also handle a
full lineOf undertaking goods and give
especial attention 10 this line Of our
business North side Of square, Meri-
Co No PHONE 263.
T--LT- n.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-23
Saturday, the Fifteenth Day
n InnI


between the hours Of 10 O'Clock b
no0n aud I O'Clock IN the aftemoN
day, sell the above DESERVED h1A
east ffont door Of the Court H1use g
" The HIGHEST bi3der.fa casa Tor
% sad trust QUINCY "a
sheriff o. Audzln county and actaf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-23
RIS
THE GROCER.
THE E ARRIVAL

They nuyYer wuz a baby list
Is smaat as ours-naw, sir!
An my paw-yes, an NAV, thinks
Anoful lot Nv her.
Sombbudy foun, her my paw sed,
In a ole holler tree;
An thO't they'd bring her home,
E. companee fer me.
Her teeth is all wored off-the are
A chewin' bark, paw sed;
AM they amt hardly emmy hair
A tall upon her head.
She likest' squall most any time,
But when it's mite tn best;
Coz then nobuddy In tn house
Kin git a bit Nv rest.
Unless she is a better CURL
Men you list bet she'll see
Coz she'll get put back into.
Annuther boiler tree.
New Orleans Picanine.
J. W. Atchison is home from a BUSH
- 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-23

Az exchange Is %emlnently correct in
the following: Never admit defeat or
poverty, though yon Seem 10 bedown,
and have not a cent StOutly assert
your divine right TO be a man, to hold
your head up and and look the world
IN the face; step braYely to the front,
whatever opposes and the world will
make way for YOU No one viii insist
upon your rights while youself doubt
that you have any. Hold firmly the
conviction that you possess the quail
ties requisite for success. Never allow
yourself 70 be a traitor TO your own
cause by undermining your self-con-
hdeBce. There never was a time before
when persistent original force was 50
much in demand as now. The namby-
PANTY, n~eryeless man has little
show in the hustling, busting world
Of to-day. In the twentieth century
a man must either push OF be pushed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-23
NOTICE OF.
.SHERIFF'S SALE IN PARTITION.
In the Circuit Court Of Audrain
County, Missouri.

By virtue and authority Of a decree
and order OF sale made BY the said
court, 10 the above entitled cause. and
OF a certified copy thereof, dated
March p, 1901, l 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 eity
OF Mexico, In Audrain county, Missouri.
sell at public yendue, to the highest
bidder, the following described real
estate, viz:
The north ] Of the southeast I Of
section lel six, township t5l) ffty-one.
range 81 I'VE, also fifteen acres the
south part Of the west ! 0f the north.
east quarter Of the northeast quarter
section "A, township 81, range a I'M
Andrain county, Missouri.
Terms o. sale as follows, viz. Cash
IN hand. QUINCY JAMES,
"a Sheriff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-23

IT is interesting to watch the con
test, quiet as yet, but not entirely
underground, for the control a the
tariff policy q the Republican party.
While the Home Market Club is eE-
hibiung EicePnesident Roosevelt and
Senator Hoar as worshippers at the
JOSS shrine % Chinese protection,
President Mckinley Is circulating
through the country singing the per
enial refrain q "foTeim markets .
and Representative Baboock is keep
ing the clipping bureaus working
overtime In supplying him With Re
publican press comments On his plan
~ abolish the duties On trust products
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-23

CHArSCT DEPEw announces him
self IN favor q McKinley for third
term
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-23
SALT.

Best Mich. Salt medium grainl
per Dbl .sl.40
Special Roast Coffee, per lb........15c
This is as good as Others are selling
at 1sc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-23

save your young chickens by usings
Lees Lite Killer. This is a guaran
teed remedy.
OF. can Lees Lice Killer. .35e
I gal. can Lees Lice Killer. 800. CSC
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-23
Carnegie Give, 10 MiIlinns

LONDON, May 20.-Andrew Carnegie
has given 10 million dollars TO estab-
fish free education in four Scotch
MISUNDERSTANDING Glasgow, Alb
erdeen and st. Andrews. He stipu-
lates that the ~benefciaries be his
Scottish fellow countrymen" only,
no English, Irish, colonlals or foreign
er. The fund win apply to medical
as well as to commercial education
and win be placed in the hands Of
trustees who viii pay the expenses Of
Scottish students benefited under the
scheme.
Hughes Graham, who has been with
the Boston Shoe Store for some time,
now has a splendid position with the
Grand Leader in st. Louis. Hughes
Is a hustling young business man and
his many friends in Mexico wish him
much prosperity in his new home.
Mating Igfc Ia aSc at Epmonef
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-23
NOTICE OF
SHERIFF'S SALE IN PARTITION.

KOEHLER !
CASPER KOEuLER, JR., |
ELIZABETH MUS AND
JOHN MUS, HER HUs-
BAND, FRED oEHLRR,
DEIMA-
KER AND JOSEPH DEL !
MAKER, HER HIS
BAND,
PLAINTIFFS,
Vs.
JOSEPHINE KOEHLRR,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-23

II viii do you good 70 lo0k through
our line q vehicles.
FEERIs a CAUrHoRS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-23

J. W. AtchiSon is home from a BUSH
ness trip to southwest Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-23
NOTICE OF
SHERIFF'S SALE IN PARTITION.

A. RICKETTS,, W. L. I
CRADDOCK AND JULIA
CRADDoCK, HIS WIFE,
Z. B. TALBOT AND LE-
Ma NJ. TALBOT, HIS
WIFE, AND MARY S.
PLAINTIFF,
vs.
NEwToNIA CALLAwAY,
J. LYNN BANKS AND
H BANKS, HIS
WIFE, NJ GALA
WAY, RALPH GALA
WAY AND KATIE CAL
LAwAY,
DEFENDANTS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-23

Mattlng e b a5c Id Enmons,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-05-23

First publication May ., 1871.
FLOWER, PErKRs 4 BoWEU
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-09
OUR SPRING MILLINERY

M. E. KILLEAN CO., LTD,
out-distance only all outside but all our
own previous showings in the way of Millinery
This success is very marked We have
brought the Fashion centers; smart
bright unique, full color, richness Honolulu women
among dressed in the world. They set the
stamp O appreciation upon the NJ. f. KILLEAN
CO, LTD, Millinery.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-09
After Easter Bargains

To people things they don't one NJ
cheapness WV lhngS-s,
realizes
heavily than Won
since Christmas Therefore sunr fought
10Y " ouy more n
What small lots we sbsubo
profits
departments % mites M
that Justify " mere are
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-09
NO TWO HATS ALIKE.

ALI but point In common, namely the dash,
style unqueness above all other
Honolulu
Take it all in all, there has been Millinery
display fraught with interest the feminine heart
loves the coqu ettishness Of lovely hat,
Bring your frie nds with
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-27
The Fight on Clay Evans
The Pension Sharks After Him

WAsafs0Tos, II, G.. Jane 2Ts-The
growing beliei that COMMISSIONS IL,
Clay Evans IL 10 be Alaowed to retain
HE position a# bead oi the Pension
Bureau has led to the reneaAl ,f ae-
tivIty on the part Of hia appaaents 10
accomplish his retirement from osf1ee.
This ID especially true ia regard 10 a
strong alesneat among the old soldiers
II is said that encampmenss held With-
in the pact two or three weeks in Sew
York, Nebraska. Missouri and number
oil States have adopted resolutions con
demning Dir. Evans pallcy and have
forwarded them TO ths President with a
request fvr his removal. Corporal Tau
ner, sho was formerly Pension Com
missioner, 9as at the White House
yesterday. but did not discuss the mat
ter of the appointment ot Mr.. Evana'
SUCCESSOR with the President. He WAS.
however. free In commenting apon the
subject.
"The old soldiers have bY no means
ceased their aght on Mr.. Evaas,'' raid
Mr.. Tanner, land will not until he re-
tires from the .ofiiea. | don't know
whether the fact In known TO the public
or NOT, bat 1t ID true. nevertheless. that
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-27

the National Repsahiicsn committee,
prior ~ The hast election promised faith.
fully thai Ar Evans slsasId be retired
lnom tie Office oi psasi.sn Casninis siansr
npon The brginaing Of President Me
h5nles's seesnl term We haze that
promise ia black and white. IL is ia
siae form al a lstter written ty the
National G0mat;ttee 10 General SIC kles@,
and he stsil has thai communication
That Is why l,.lif. Mr.. Evans eucces.
sor will soon be appointed. do not, as
esarse. knaws y he the man will t.e,
bat We iop' he wilj hc itsorc friendly to
the Ola solaturs than the present Gem
niiasaoser has tsep. ~ any rate the
National Com mltlee made that definite
promise, and sslaese II III l,s kept. =
4 aew candidate has entered the field
10 secure the appointment al Pension
Commissioner u het Mr., Evans ratires--.
James l.. Davenport, the present Dep.
asy Commissioner. he is a citixen oi
New Hampshire and his name has been
presented by Representative suiloway
of that State Mr.. Davenport aud Mr..
Evans are On friendly terms, and it L.
said the formers candidacy ia con&ii.
tional upon the retirement Of his Chief
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-27
hission a Failure
the Dog a Success.

0sAHA, June 27.--The FIRST complaint
Of the abuse OF Fourth OF July privileges
has been Gled By delegation from st.
Andrews African Mission Chapel. The
church officials demonstrated to the
ehiei Of police because their regular
PRAYER meeting had been disturbed by
the intrusion of . large, gaant, yellow
dog 10 full cry. trailing behind him a
bunch Of cannon crackers and al assoFt-
ment OF tin cans. Outside the church q
crowd Of bad boys yelled with glee.
'The dog came charging into the
church while Brother Breedlove was
leading In prayer" said the spokesman
Of the delegation. "and took rsiage
under one oi the pews. The firecrack-
era were shooting oa and the cans we're
rafting and making aterrible rumpas.
From the standpoint oil young America
the dog was literally bowling suocess,
bat the prayer meeting wac a dat fail
ure. The yelis Of the frightened aniEna
are said 10 have awakened even tie
hardened sinners on the back seat. An
officer has been posted at the mission Ia
prevent recurrence of the evil.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-27

the financial and Industrial strength OF
the country, must naturally be raised in
view OF the tremendous development of
the nation during the last SIX months.
The farm, factory and furnace are all
buster than ever before, and the dis
bursements OF next month, when accu-
rate footings are made will doubtless
astonish the country.
Not all the payments are made in
New York. What the total will be all
over the country cannot be even esti-
mated. New York, however, being the
financial center, naturally pays the
greater portion, and for ten days after
the lst OF July bank tellers and dividend
clerks are heavily rushed, coupons,
checks and drafts are punched and car
ried away by messengers, and the shift
ing OF bank balances makes lots OF work
for all the financial institutions.
The big railroads and some Of the
other corporations pay their January
dividends TO holders ef their securities
residing abroad 10 December, and
number also see that the nonresident
beneficiaries get their interest in checks
by July /,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-27
BIG DIVIDENDS
ALONG The LINE
II is Expected It Will be the Big.
gest July Dividend Day in the
History Of the Country. The
Steel Trusl Attracts Attention
Standard Oil.

NEW YoKK, June 27.--There win be
disbursed on July in this city the
enormous sum of between $50. 600, 900
and Sl25, 100000 in interest and divi.
dcnd payments. according TO conserva-
tive estimates, and this sum will break
all previous records for July disburse-
mcnts and doubtless will exceed any
January exhibit, when the payments
are the heaviest OF the year.
New dividends and increased divi
dcnds, caused, Of course, by the phe.
nomenal growth OF the country's agri.
cultural, mining industrial and manu-
featuring interests, have been declared
since the FIRST OF the year. and these go
to swell the enormous total.
What the directors Of the United
States Steel Corporation will do with
the common stock Of the trust no one
appears to know at this moment. There
is $a55, ,000, 900 OF preferred stock, which
will yield about $4,000, 600. and should
the company declare per cent divi-
dend on the common, as many believe
it will, some time in July, little more
than 5000, 900 from that source alone
will be put into the pockets OF the stock
holders.
The Standard Oil Company's divid-
end, which was declared and paid this
month, naturally comes in this half
yearly total The Government twice a
year, is generous contributor to invest
ors and on July will pay a ,2so, 600 oi
interest on the 2 per cent bonds. and on
the per centa si, $50, 900.
1t is interesting at this time to COM
pare the July disbursements Of 1901 with
those OF July, 1900. A year ago the in-
trrest due on bonds having face value
of s., 3o7 ,05a, IFS was sts. .9ia. .s26. Divid-
ends dne then on stocks having par
value Of 81 IA, ,4ss. .6sa amounted to kas,-
On ,252. Combined interest and divid
ends, therefore, were Si05 so. ,5Gs, which
showed gain Of mere than sll .000, 900
over July. 1892.
Last January The aggregate interest
aud dividend payments amounted to
S09, .6s5, beating all records. This
was a gain Of ~, SIT GOA over January Of
las; year. The total vas made up ol
so,, ,aS2 223 interest on bonds OF the face
value of ss,ss3. $40, and the divid'
Is, which amounted 10 s4l. .i9l ,i62
we're the yields from stock oi the face
value OF 81, ,slo, ,9is, ,2e5.
These figures, eloquent az they arc ol
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-27
BANK EXPL LODES
SEVENTH NATIONAL, NEW YORK,
GOES UP THE MILKY WAY

New YORK, June 27.--The Seventh National
bank has closed its doors and suspended payment
Deposits on June % were $5, 7l2,400 The bank
is the custodian of the funds of the New York post
office, which, however. are amply protected by a
$3.50 600 bond
Former Assistant Postmaster General Perry s.
Heath. secretary Of the Republican National Commit
tee is the principal stockholder.
Henry Marquand & Co, the big stock brokerage
firm is said to be indebted to the bank to the extent
of million six hundred thousand dollars. and the
inadequate security held by the bank this loan is
the principal cause of the trouble.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-comptroller Dawes says
there is no possibility of the Government losing any
thing by the closing of the Seventh National bank Of
New York
The bonds the bank has on deposit at the Treas
ury Department more than cover the Govern ment de-
posts.
New YORK, June 27-The Seventh National
was regarded in financial circles political bank
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-27
The Citizen
In New Quarters.

Saturday afternoon The Citizen will
desert its old quarters on Main and Con-
gress streets. Thereafter the business
viii be conducted at the corner Of South
Stone avenue and Broadway, where a
more commodious and modern structure
will facilitate the transaction OF the
rapidly increasing business of The Citi.
zen Printing and Publishing Company.
1t is not that we are dissatisfied with
our neighbors in the west-end that this
change is made, il is not that removal
would further contribute to the business
OF the company, but solely that our pat.
ions msy be benefited by closer pFox-
unity to the business office.
The future location oi The Citizen ID
in the business center oI new Tncson,
and in order to publish a modern, up-to.
date journal in a modern, up to-date
city, it is necessary to be on the alert
and follow the van.
This more central location will 90
doubt be appreciated by the general
public, and as the general public shows
disposition 10 appreciate enterprise. 80
in like ratio The Citizen will comply
with The demands Of a progressive
town.
The public is invited TO call and in
spect the new premises on and after
Monday July /, corner OF South Stone
avenue and Broadway.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-27
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
IND BIS
The EeH Road Wants q Cross 3
Tracks Of the Ssuthsrl pseIl
Armed Msa On Gasrd IlsIs
Nay bs Trouble, But Pear
Hoped For.

Z !. X
FL. pAso, June 27.--A aght Ii ~ -
Dening between the gouthern rncilie
and Bisbee railways. the result q Nficls
no man can foresee. ssssS
The Bisbee railway has decixrMa IN
intention Of crossing tbe Southern I
cife tracks ut that point No ccnneet wit
the Santa Fe, and the south@fn Rac1Ikc
has stationed armed guards md hnilt s
fence along its right d ~ay IA prsst
the Bisbee from carrying out m d6tess
mination. sS5ss5|
Already the Bisbos grade u eo1npl
TO within hundred feet n ths y. R b.
track but ss often as the contrAct0F9 an
workmen Of the new railway havo -
deavored to extend their linz acrona ~
s. p. the four armed guards haye int1f%
tered and ordered the employss cf ~
new company 70 cieay out n taks tlo
consequences. s3
The guards are on duty day and ni8kt.
and hare been stationed there tNo
weeks or ever aimee tbs purpose N ~
Bisbee became known.
The Bisbee people hase e5Khs
teams and q large foroe of men N
in grading and have made nyins 1x
Intellectual attempts ID cross tn B
but the four guards have % enc !:
sion repnised the insaders. The
grade comes up from The ao1lx
approaches the 3. ri 81 . p6iit n
one mills west of Dsmina. m
ID 10 cross over md eonnse gi
Santa Fe at the latter . fonnd hoGSo 1
use the Santa Re tfaeks intO x1 fKso
until its own tracks have beea I1l
A few days ago the Eoui iheF @
people. iFaring that the gaefs1s
prove inefieetnai lii prssentine tlo
ing of the Bisbee tracks acrose ftn &
ordered that fenee ~ cons
along its right 81 xay md TN
mile and . half lons. q neH
Just how the tronbis viii h
be surmised. bnt II II safd ti H
likely be settled among the N ~ IG5
are now considering ths IN \ lll|
tion. sSzss|Ss
Manager WambAnsh II ~
Southwestern said last MINT fba
the matter had been sonasahAt ( N
ated the Southern PacitIc Nh TN N
posed 70 grant amy fasors ~ -
adopting stringent mexs
cap them 10 every ray. M. q
said, however. that wheu q Il
to cross the tracks III
would do 90 dispite
the part 81 tho othax
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-27
Fourth Of July
In Arizona.

The Citizen is in receipt OF the follow.
ing highly. priced invitation to be pres
ent at the Fourth OF July festivities at
Patagonia, one OF the most promising
camps in Southern Arizona:
"The City of Patagonia request the
honor OF your presence at the Grand
Fourth OF July Celebration to be held At
Patagonia Canyon, July 4.
Il is very much regretted that home
celebration win preclude the possibility
OF any OF the Citizen force joining in the
commemorative exercises to be held at
the aspiring city to our South. We are
confident that Patagonia win allow the
old royal eagle TO squall with all his
might, and lowd huzzahs will proclaim
him the grandest bird that ever served
as an exampler Of patriotism. But there
are others--Saco, Tombstone, Bisbee,
Prescott, Tucson was never known 10
| fail on similar occasion, and 1t may be
depended upon that "ancieut and honor.
able pueblo will do herself proud oa
the Fourth OF Jnly, 1901, just as she
has done ever s,nce the day came in
vogue.
The Citizen Is thankful for the nnmer'
ous invitations and would avail itself oi
them all were 1t possible to do 80 and
at the same time do Justice TO our cere-
| monies.
MAY each celebration merit the praise
its promoters so happily anticipate
And ii ii doea not the reason will moi
be lack Of patriotism.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-27
Blind In the Water
They Went Astray,

READING. Pa, June 27.--samuei Hal.
lowell and Charles Ramsay are blind i,
They decided to-day to take bath in
the river. A friend known TO them as
Joe" promised to watch their clothes.
The blind men waded In. When
they wanted 10 return they could not
find the thore. They waded about for
three hours in water mp to their necks
and called. but received no response.
Thoroughly bewildered they became
lost.
A policemen resc ued them almost
dead from exhaustion. Their friend
"Joe" was found asleep alongside their
clothes.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-27
A ModsI vIllase.

II Ia rumored that q u ,u0o. 900 village
will be founded 10 New York State. in
connection with large shoe factory
The prime mowers being q couple oi phil
anthr0pists who desire 20 make the lot
oil their ompioyes happy. Anything
that adds 10 happiness should be en-
dorsed, aud that is why Hostester's 8
stomach Bitters, which cures diseases OF
the stomach, liver and bowels, has re-
ceived the hearty endorsement OF the
American people and has . record Of fif.
ty years TO ita credit. Use the Bitters
for dyspepsia. Indigestion. biliousness
and constipation. II never fails TO ef
feet speedy and permanent cure. 1t is
also an excellent tonic. III you feel worn
out and nervous, II 10 just whatyou need
to build you mp.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-27

Perry Heath, the secretary of the Republican Ma
tional Committee, and lately First Assistant Post
master General the principal stockhoder as well
as the organizer Of the bank
G. f Neeley, now in Jail in Cuba charged with
frauds on the Postal Department is stockholder,
and so is Senator Hanna, Senator Elkns, R. c. Ker-
ems of St Louis, Senator Karnes Of Utah and other
men prominent in Republican politics.
Since Mr. Heath became connected with the
bank about f years ago it has been much favored
by the Government 1t has a branch in Havana and
it is not known yet whether that is effected
Sometime ago the presidents of some Of the old
and better known banks protested to Secretary of
the Treasury Gage, against the fayors shown the
Seventh National and a result it is understood,
the Government deposits were more evenly distrbu-
ted
Mr. Heath is now actively engaged with Senator
Clark OF Montana and r. C. Kerens of St ] .is
promoting the building of railroad from Salt Lake
TO Los Angeles.
The bank was managed by Mr. Heath's brothers.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-27
Princess Hatzfeldt
Picks Up a Million

sAS Francisco, June 27.-Concernins
the reports of a contemplated contes. oI
the will OF the late {. r. Huntington
the Examiner prints the following state,
ment
"It transpircs that the Princess Hatx.
feldt. adopted daughter Of the late
Coils +. Huntington, is to receive
approximately million dollars oI the
Huntington fortune in addition to the
million beguesthed her by the terms oi
her adopted fathers will. This addi
tional million win come 10 her not AZ
any result OF threatened litigation, for
the princess has never contemplated be.
ginning a will contest, but as result oi
the voluntary fairness OF Henry +.
Huntington, in view of the remarkable
recent increase in the value OF securities
left by the great railway king
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-27
Carrie Nations State.
Still Doing Things.

TopgKA, June 27.-~Bccause w. G.
Carlson . Cowley county farmer refused
TO deposit Eve thousand dollars in
place named by unknown blackmailers
in an anonymous note, his house was
burned.
Carlson was away at the time and his
wife In attempting to save valuable pap
ers was burned 10 death.