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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07
on or JACK AOurr.
Made a Bet in Good Faith, But On a
Horse That Did Not Run.



A good Joke is going the rounds TO.
day regarding the manner In which
our good friend, Jack Acuff, formerly
OF Mexico Mo-, played the races.
Usually Jack is the worst kind OF q
Missourian, placing his money only
after he has been shown, but yester.
day aparty Of friends caught him on
guard and induced him TO make a bet
that has caused much fun at his ex-
pense. IL was this way.
In one Of the races nine horses had
been entered, but later one was with
drawn before the race started. a
party OF friends standing watching
the preparations for the race proposed
that eight slips OF paper, each con-
tanning the name OF one OF the horses,
be folded and put into q hat. This
was done and zach friend paid % cts.
for the privilege Of selecting a num-
Der, which was done by reaching into
the hat and making a selection at hap
hazard.
Just as the last number was drawn
Jack Acuff stepped up, asked whats
doingY" and then wanted a number.
With a wink one OF the boys said all
numbers are taken, except number
nine. Jack quickly bought that and
in a few minutes the race was started.
When the horses had passed the wire
Jack counted them and found there
were only eight in the race. He want
ed to know what became Of the horse
ON which he bet his quarter and then
his companions laughed. Jack later
found number nine in his stall quietly
eating oats and hay.
After that whenever he saw Charlie
Cleveland and Charlie Malone look
ing at him, Jack looked serious and
walked the other way. 1t is lots Of
fun playing the races. II you don't
think 50, ask Jack.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07
JUST SHARING FAIR.
The ~Infsntils Standard Seems Not Far
Wrong After An.

The Infantile Standard Seems Not Pa
Wrong After All.
Two children girl Of about eight
and a boy Of six-were left in ST,
Psul's ehurchyd one day while
their mother went into the old church.
The youngsters wandered about che
burying1grOund looking curiously Of
the old tombstones, until they came
to one that was nearly hidden bylau-
rel wreaths.
The little girl regarded these trib-
utes intently for some moments then
carefully picked up one Of the wreaths
and handed il to her brother. Taking
. second wreath herself, she started
down a path, her brother toddling
after her.
Coming to 3 neglectedlookine
grave, she carefully placedth the wreath
upon i, and taking the other circlet
Of faded laurel from her brother. she
vent a little further and laid Il on
time-worn tombstone.
The mother, coming out Of the
church, saw this and said:
WHY, Ehsl, whatsreyou dOingfo
Just sharing fair" said the bud
ding socialist. ''The hower1 were al
on one graye."-N. Y. Times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07
LATE rrws IrRxs.

Forty-four steamships are bringing
$50, 900 tons Of nav sugar from Java to
the United States.
Miss Helen Gould is making an
automobile coaching trip OF 200 miles
through New York state,
-Four more earthquake shocks are
felt At Los Almos and the remainder
OF the inhabitants leave the place
whenever possible.
An Inevitable result Of the coming
Joint maneuyers Of the army and navy
win be TO apprise foreign powers OF
the defects In both services.
Foreign anarchists, II Is asserted,
were rlngleaders in the riot at Shenan
d0ah, Pa, and some Of them have
made threats against the militia.
Senator Carmack, Of Tennessee, dis
cussing the Republican textbook Just
issued, arraigns the administration
party for i~nsIncerity and hypocrisy.
Evelyn b. Baldwin, the Attic ex-
plorer, returns 20 Norway and an
nounces that he has established de-
pots for next years dash to the pole.
Hundreds OF men are killed in q
fierce four days battle between
Columbian government troops and
forces OF Gen, Herrera at Aqua
Dulce.
T~wenty-nine injunction suits TO
prevent the collection Of margins have
been issued in the course of litigation
growing out Of the recent corner In
July oats.
The predictions are that there will
be a record breaking corn crop in
Indiana this year. The state statisti-
clans estimate there will be in the
neighbOrhood Of 100000 bu.
Indications are there will be a close
race in the oath Congressional dis
trict Of Illinois, despite the fact that
1t is a strongly Republican district,
made so by a recent gerrymander.
Convict Harry Tracy, ~well-armed,
well-provisioned and in excellent
health, is headed for the ''hole-in-the-
walln country in Wyoming, where he
hopes to stand high among thieves.
Mrs. Irving, Of Colorado, whose
angoran goat ranch was raided by cat
tlemen several days ago, has employ.
ed armed guards to protect her herds
against another contemplated attack.
King Edward enjoyed a very restful
night after listening to a minstrel
entertainment on the deck of his
yacht for several hours. The Prince
and Princes OF Wales have gone to
London.
The Cuban House yesterday passed
the bill providing for a loan. The
United States government must ap-
prove the loan, under the terms OF the
Platt amendment, before It becomes
binding.
Bradstreet's and Dun's boil, say
that crop and industrial prospects are
highly favorable, though trade, at
present, is somewhat quiet while
awaiting developments in the grow
ing crops.
Retail butchers Of the United States
assemble at Washington for their
convention, at which they will discuss
the tariff on beef and a proposal u
encourage cattle raising in the East
ern states.
President Mitchell OF the mine
workers, addressed an immense gather
ing Of strikers at Scranton, urging the
men TO stand firm. The men, listen
ing with barred heads In the sunshine,
vowed they win never yield.
Interest in the st. Louis Worlds
Fair continues 10 grow with unabat-
ed interest. Tourists at Washington
from all parts OF the world, from
Japan to Peru, ask many questions
about the approaching exposition.
A gentleman from Illinois has lust
bought four big farms In Audrain
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Albert f. Kemp, a ind
man, OF Audrain County, State q u
souri,, by his certain deed Of I'd
dated the 25th day Of May, 100, =
recorded In the Office Of the Reust|
OF Deeds OF Audrain County, MlSc1
In mortgage book No. tweniyi
(23l page twenty-three (23l c0aE
TO Albert s. ]. Harrison as truSes
OF his right, title and interest 10 q
to the following described psHd {
land situated In Audrain Oomq
Missouri, t0-wit:
Lots No. five t5), six 10y and SFA
In block No. four l4l In the VflAg z
Benton City, Audrain Count, "
souri,.
Which said conveyance was nsis i
trust to secure the payment daei'
tain promiSs0Ty note in said deed oF
scribed; and, whereas, 1id note 70
mains due and unpaid, default haVing
been made; now, Therefore, !, The W
dersigned trustee, in pursuance o. "
provisions of said deed Of trust and y
the request of the legal holder Of $40
note, will, on
Saturday, the 10th Day o
August. A. D, 1909,
between the hours OF nine o'elckhn
and 5 O'Clock D. m. Of said DAY ln
coed 10 sell said real estate . y
highest bidder, publicly for easnI !.
the front door OF the Court hols =
Mexico, Audrain County, Slak y
Missouri, TO satisfy said note, luIe'@
and costs.
ALBERT S. ]. HARRISON
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

KANSAS CRY, Aug. 4. The cry Of
''hot winds ia Kansas was raised for
the first time this year. AS result
corn went up a cent but soon fell
again On the report being ~discredited.
So far as can be learned this afternoon
by inquiries at the Office Of "A commits
sion merchants The Kaunas earn crop
is not only assured, but no amount OF
dry weather or hot winds can prevent
its being somewhere near the usual
output.
With anything like favorable
weather, it win be one Of the greatest
crops the state ever made.
Wichita reports loo in the shade,
with a geneie breeze, corn looking
bright. The corn IS 50 high and in
such leaf and the ground 50 saturated
that the shade is keeping the mois-
ture at the ROOTS thus discounting
any drought.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

FULTON, Mo-, Is after two new rail-
roads. Fulton iaa splendid little city
and with another railroad would dou.
bic its population in less than five
years. We trust those who are inter
|esting themselves in securing these
new trunk lines win succeed, at least,
IN getting one Of them. Fulton has
some enterprising and hustling citi,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07
win Camn a Hahatonaa.

A company Of gentlemen from Mex
leo and Laddonia passed through Full
ton Tuesday with wagons, tents, seins,
minnow nets, etc, on their way tt
Hahatonsa, Camden county, where
they will camp and fish for two OF
three weeks.
Some OF those in the party we're
Rev. ]. S. Sesse, Rev. VIM. Jesse, +.
r. Jesse, r. Jesse, ]. L. Ware, J. Il,
Jesse and L. Grifln.-Fulton Sun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07
OUTLAW TRACEY SUICIDES.
Killed Himself Rather Than surren-
der to Posse Which Surrounded
Him Wednesday-He Had
Killed Ten Men.
Special pispateh to the Ledger.

Special Dispatch to the Ledger.
SPOKANE, WASH, Aug. 6-Outlaw
morning in a wheat field near Fellowes,
this state, committed suicide rather
than surrender to the posse. He blew
his brains out.
Tracy had been convicted Of two
murders and has, in addition, since
escaping from the penitentiary on
June s, killed eight other men. 1t is
thought that he would never have
been captured had he reached the
Hole-in-the-wal In Wyoming.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

Lancashire for some unexplained
reason can boast Of producing more
tWins than any other county in the
United Kingdom. London comes 4
good second and Yorkshire an indif.
terent third. For the last Eve Year,
COS twins have been born annually in
Lancashire, Liverpool being reSpon-
sible for ITO Of these. Manchester
every year adds to the population 70
twins, Stafford 81, Bolton 2s and
Blackburn and Preston IS apiece
London Tt-BilA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

C~ESTRALIA, Aug. IA great reli-
gious revival Is being held at the
First Baptist church in this city, con-
Quoted by Evangelist L. d. Larkin, ID.
Of Waco, Tex, and the pastor, Rev.
+. c. Ward.
Three services are held each day.
The attendance is large and great
interest is being taken. About 30
have already united with the church.
Other converts win unite with other
churches. The entire community
seems awake
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

The Quinlan farm Of 900 acres, north
OF Mexico; Schultz farm Of 200 acres,
north OF this city; thu Sungerman
farm; alsoa farm near Benton CITY.
Capt. Mccroa Of the gunboas Ma
chlas, has cabled the War Depart.
ment thatth b outbreak ia Hayti is
practically over, the rebels having
been driven from critical positions
and enthusiasm for their cause
having paled.
The heirs Of old Daniel Pegg in
Missouri, Kentucky. Ohio, Illinois,
Indiana and Michigan have organized
10 raise funds to prosecute their
claims to a lot OF property, worth mill
lions OF dollars, IN the very heart OF
Philadelphia.
President Roosevelt mas decided TO
investigate the complaints made by
the sailors on his Official yacht, 10 the
effect that the food that Is pro-
vlded for them Is not it for pigs
to eat and that the officers Will give
them no satisfaction.
Pension Commissioner Eugene II.
Ware declares the number Of pension
ers probably will be increased by at
least 10000 during the coming
year, owing 10 new legislation At the
last session Of congress. The list al
ready numbers s9e, 1000.
A returned traveller from San Fran
cisco declares a new rebellion Is likely
In China owing TO the financial dis
tress Of the Empire and discomfort
among the people over the burden Of
taxation imposed upon them by the
indemnity Of the powers.
Reports from Texas indicate a very
heavy yield Of cotton this year de-
spite the fears aroused by the recent
neavy foods. It has been found the
floods injured the cotton only 10 sec
tlons, while it materially benefited
that In all other districts.
Andrew Carnegie Is said to have Of
fered the library Of the late Lord Ac-
ton, which he recently purchased, to
John Morley, but it is not known
whether the latter win accept. The
library contains 1OO, 900 volumes and is
one Of the greatest In England.
Unknown parties attacked the
soldiers In camp in the anthracite
coal fields with stones and caused the
entire Eighth regiment to be ordered
under arms. One picket was felled
with a rock, but not seriously hurt.
One Of the assaiants was captured.
The sentries have been ordered TO fire
to kill in the event OF further attacks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07
Woodmen at Benton Civ.

About 30 members Of the local
Woodman Camp drove 10 Benton clty
Tuesday night 10 assist In the militia
ton Of seven candidates in the Benton
City lodge. The local degree team,
composed Of the following men, con-
ferred The work; J. d. Pratt, Frank
Hazard, L. d.. Penney, John and
Thos- Wilson, Carson Woltz Parrish,
Tfeadway, Merit johnson aud I'd
Pratt.
Among the Others who attended
from here were: DR.. Bndgford,
Victor Victor, II. r. Cluster, ]. W.
Trimble, Henry Precht, Vaughn
Crawford, Frank Mccord, c. G.
Cleveland, Frank Sanford, A. w.
PFussing, Miller, A. Hughes and D.A.
Murphy. The Benton City lodge
were royal entertainer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

THE Merriweather third party is
run clearly in the interest Of the Re
pnblicans. Every citizen OF Missouri
who Is not in favor OF turning the
State over to the Republican party
will vote the straight Democratic
Itiakat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

We find II is lots more satisfactory
TO sell agOod article. especially is this
80 IN a vehicle Of any kind. The RAJ
cine buggies are made 10 scar well as
well a. % please The eye They pos-
sess many points q excellence
FERRIS 4 CAurHoRe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

The Womans Home Mission Society
OF the n. +. Church, South, viii meet
with Mn. T. d. Graham Thursday
afternoon at , O'Clock. Miss Martha
Frost will be present and will give a
talk on her work for the coming year.
This win be a most important and in
teresting meeting and all members
and friends are cordially invited 10 be
meant
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

The Howard County advertiser ed
itorially says; "a boom for Bob
White for Secretary Of State was
started in Kansas City at the recent
meeting OF the State Press Associa-
ton. That suits us and Col. White
can count on itp
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07
STOCK AND FARM NOTES.

The receipts on the st. Louis live
stock market Tuesday were made uE
Of SAT- cattle, 4,333 hogs, 3,242 sheep.
222 horses and mules. Beef and
butcher steers sold for $3.50 TO %. 20:
butcher helfers, 81. 50 to IS; veal calves,
a to s7.75; stockers and feeders, $40
to 1925.
Hoes-Fair to good heavy hogs, go
lbs. average and above, sold at s7.6O at
sT.e7i; medium weights, 100 to go lbs.
at s7.35 at $40, the bulk at $3.50 at
s7.65; lights, $50 to 100 lbs, at s7.35 at
T.60, the bulk at s7.45 at $3.50; light
lights 100 to 100 lbs, at 1915 at . 7 .45,
the bulk at s7.25 at s7.35; pigs under
100 lbs, at $3.50 at 81; heavy culls at
$3.50 at e.25; fair to good mixed at
$40 at d.65. The top was s7.s7i and
the bulk OF the hogs above $50 lbs. sold
at s7.A5 at MO, against a top OF s7.s5,
and the bulk at q. so at $40 Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

5oas ". CATKs Of Chicago. ths
famous steel magnaie, John A. Drake,
laae l. EwOod, John Lambert and
onon q Gates al pnomineat men,
ere imported q have joined IN backing
; Tying : machine enterprise far the
Verbs Fair acronautic Contest IN
shieh TIE grand prize Is 70 he 500,
60 Their machine Is TIE lnsenti0n
e = !. nsakc Mlneheslef. Ia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

HoN. CIANr CLARK opened the
campaign at the wildwood. Lincoln
county, annual picnic on last Satur-
day. Mr.. Clark made a rousing good
speech and was warmly received.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07
Rridsrroom 81. Rriaa &c.

GREKNYILLE Ill, Aug. A-Archit
Ewing, aged O. years, and Mrs Brack.
en-, AGED 90 yean, were married here.
The wedding was the fifth venture
for The bridegroom and tie second for
the bride. They viii make their
home In this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

The Oak Grove Banner editorially
says: There is a little boom on for
making r.. NJ. White, ii the Mexico
LEDGER, Secretary Of State. two years
hence. Bob Is the hest known news
paper man in Missouri and could IN
the Office with credit TO himself and
fha Sfato -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

THE nomination Of Vale Reyburn
for Judge of Court Of Appeals Of the
Eastern District of Missouri is an
honor well conferred. Mr.. Reyburn
is a splendid lawyer and will add
strength To the Democratic ticket.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

CHESoA. Ill, Aug. 4.-Twenty-
six land buyers in and around this
city have recently purchased 10000
acres OF land near C~entralia, Mo-, at
prices ranging from $50 TO eco per
acre.
This land is in one Of the best parts
OF Missouri and the prospects for
crops this year is very fine. Blue grass
is the predominating crop and for
stock raising and hay this country
cannot be excelled. On account OF
the prevailing high prices Of land in
this vicinity many farmers win move
from here 20 Missouri next spring.
Since March / 1t is estimated that
between 100000 and 5000, 900.
worth Of land has been sid near Cen
tralla, NO., 20 Illinois and Iowa
buyers.
Ten thousand dollars home money TO
lend 10 two or three parfieg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07
Corn as Coed a. Can Be.

j.. S. Harrison visited Galloway and
Audraln counties, No., on last Satur.
day and Sunday and says that corn IL
about as good as IL can be, although
II could stand a little rain. Grass Is
excellent and there win be a big de-
mand for stockers and feekers. Hogs
are scarce.-Lue StOck Reporter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

THK Hon John Barrett Wofldk
AR Inmizluner - the oriental.
osanIfIa has bcen accorded an an
aseaa nifh tia Empcrug q China, 10.
rs decided = send al imperial cum
mizau = represent China 81 he
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

Worlds Fair. It was at irstintended
20 have the Chinese minister to the
United States represent that govern
ment at the Exposition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

Notes 4 hsFsbY Eitsa ~ ~ ..sS. lls
Ne sslsis q III Fiechef Z tss fNls
na1a - ne AaT tern DbslAe
coaTt Of AafFaln ooangt hissos Moulg
naxloo, niaaoan, On - SfFTCHhh
A1mst lea- sAI44hh ttnissusin
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07
Like paiaiss Rsfora thn srrtha

Baby lives are destroyed In summer by
cholera infantum. The attack OF the
disease Is sudden, its progress Is some
times terribly rapid. Mothers who
have given their children Perry Davis
Palnkiller can tell hos this treatment
has checked the diarrhoea and vomit-
ing, and put the little patient out OF
danger. 25 and 50 cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

Notice Is hereby given that anh ssss N
The estate Of ". IL akeleld deqae-e-fs Onf
made at the August term Of ne avs
OF Audrafn countF, Missouri ngssis Lrrf
loo, Missouri. on the second noeqAF tIEI1
t~- kdminlGnA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

Mrs 5. H. ise, living Is miles south
west OF this city, was struck by light
ming at her home At Q O'Clock Tuesday
morning and was stiil unconscious al
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

Notice e hereby given, that nn1 ~ " :
the estate Of sam Scott ~aec'5-,hsts On
made Il me August term o. ~ IA ~ :
q Andraln county, hisso1n, Y uooau .
1890 s=eafas oA JE Jksss.
AHsAs'' i~ public Admins1n~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

Hot,os & hsrsby given hat nnAl ,s,ai h ~.
ne estate ofIMsmith, dfcesseS.ss oar q
a. ne AuFust term Of ne Lltesla Neca
rss.osa a IL sesosd Monday
iNN I. }. SMITH
hdminsu1lf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

Noaos 4 hsrsisF eisen thAt - 81
ne a1l1fs n hanl y. karqn eprotsif ~
mnda = the August tern o. ~ ~ ID ~
81 Anfrsin eaanus hlssoeIt noeeY
Urrino. NIaaaurl, % The pIaTuA
AnGast, fs1 AAfiiA A~dnnBfHn'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

NoaeA nAANaome 800 WNHafMtn0s
The value OF q nose is q queer item
TO assess. but the Paris tribunal has
performed the task. Nine. NItod il to
get 1000 francs for the loss OF hers,
but we doubt II It is . fair compensa-
ton. She lost II last year In an acct
dent 10 her cab. The horse took fright
and Nine. Nltod jumped out. fell and
literally broke her nose. and the cab
company Is condemned to pay. Does a
schedule Of rates exist for regulating
the value Of various nososf II so, II
must be a poEderous tome. Their va
riety - 80 infinite. II II be true that
no two blades Of grass ara alike, sure
~ the same may be said Of noses. The
subject Is pregnant with interest. Some
noses n meetA-tAke that, for IN
stance. worn By the Venus d Milo. IN
the Louvre-ars a "ioy forever" wAlle
others, take, for instance, that Of
CoQuelin in "cyrano De Besgerae.- are.
we'll. not quite what one would like Il
live with. "at breakfast ana nlWaya.s-
Paris MaamanRar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

r..,.. = ssr.s- ssvsn mai hsai ssin.,sds
rhs osfSts AZ no n. MALLORY $3.50 CNr
msds ID fhs August term Of % y ~ Z
on An1rsln eeaBtv, hlaaounl wastu ,
Msxiao, Missouri. on ne sseoV@ NOOK
AuGunf, fen kdnIsisin@
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

Craddock will give an extra
good trade in wall paper for
several dozen spring chickens,
cords of wood and loads of
coal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

Everybody rides, nobody walks Buy
a Racine buggy and you win not re-
gret IT, fKRRIs 4 CAUTHoRx.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

MH r. s Gibbs q northwest
AeKioo Is the guest q her parents In
Arkansas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07
the 18th Day .
August. A. D., 1909,
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Mary A. Brown and Reoer ~ 4
her husband. OF Audrain County. \
sourl. hF their certain deed OF trast
i1th daY Of May. 1872. and hecols1
once of the Recorder Of Deeds \, "a
County. Missouri, In mortgage 1870 I
page Ifa conveyed to John y $780,.
trustee. ali Of their right, Tue ano I'ss
and 70 the following described pafeel 49,
situated IN Audrain County. hS@
70 say: 1.sH
Aiiof lots seven ca and eiaht ~ y 1872 =
-four % In Muldrow's Addition 70 hel1
aoud. - per plat OF said aadluyn sNfR
deed from James l. Brown. dated AtaA 49,
and recorded IN Deed Book 10 y
"a, IN ofiee Of Recorder Of Deedsma@
said Audfaln County. hrw
Which said conveyance was maaer
70 secure the payment OF = certAln ls,s
note In Mid deed described and; Nnss9 ~
note remains due and unpaid. $500
been made; now. therefore, !, the lasSrl
trustee. IN pursuance OF the ~ -
deed Of trust and 81 the request ON
holder 81 Aid note. viii. o Q R..h
u-k--1-- Ak 0Ofh D|N y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

Misses Grace Gupton and CoFTine
Nogt Of Montgomery City. will arrive
the latter part Of this week to visit
Miss Jessie Karnes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

Miss Crete Threlkeid. q St Louis,
is the guest Of Miss Bessie Maxwell
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

KANSAS CRY, Aug. z-sam Morris,
the well known root buyer Of Mexico,
Mo, is building up = reputation As the
ginseng king" He Is always On the
market for rOote.-KansasCIty Packer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07
seaAa8Js sAO
August. A. D., 1904

between the hours Of nine 0eloca ~
I'VE O'Clock p n. OF saio Gay ~, pahn4
for cnsh. all the east front door y " s,set
House IN Mexieo. Audraln County,
Missouri. 20 satisfy said note myqrlffTs
COSTS SOhN Trustee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07
Missouri Military Academy.

A THOROUGH SCHOOL for boys aud young men whsn. ..a
culture exclude mwdysm. Superior Faculty OF dstlnouishes 49,,
s.-saats buldings new and modern. Delightful home h : l~.sssn s.,
" eesans cultured people. EXECUTION and Voice Culture uuder 5 susri.,St
lung men prepared Tor life work, university or for mece~-fuI snhsrsa 49,
se "I,sInnen. Academies at West Point and Annapolis.
Hon Champ Clark complains that his appoInfes ira. s.aus
a guarantee against such humiliation. ASs~a' "eonef
CL " D. F0HHLLE, IMin, 10, Psn A.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-07

Big Missouri Land naala.

They cost a little more money, but,
my FERRIS s. CAUTHoRE.