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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30
MARVELLOUS RESULTS IN TREAT.
INC DE0PsY.
The Great DroPsy specialiEt Of hi
cage. Franklin Niles, d D, IL.
3, viii Send 1915 Worth
Worth Of Treatment
Free.

Death from dropSy Is like drowning
Ia the water o. one'sOwn blood That
every dropsicSl person may test the
wonderful curative pogers u bis new
treatment for dropsy, swollen feet,
ankles, limits or BODY and 10 bad cases
complicated with cough, NAUSEA con-
stipatio1, shOrt breath. smOtheriBg
spells, etc. DR.. Miles will send q com
plete course free.
This marvellous treatment Is the re-
suit Of twenty-five yeanOf profound re-
search and great success 10 treating
diseases Of the bezFLliyer kidneys and
dropsy. which often c0mpiicate each
case. So wonderful are the cures re-
sulting from this treatment that the
doctor does not hesitate % offer a free
trial 70 every afflicted persgn.
EseU afflicted persOn should try q
treatment which has cured hundreds
Of ezseS that had been pronounced In.
durable By from three 70 eighteen
leading physicians
Mr.. II T. Cole. lH Sherman Ave.
Allegheny. Pa. writes. Under YOU
treatment MnC0ieg gained rapidly and
nos Is as well a. ever, Though III q
IHEEu HAaAHH az 8AA-A akE8HHAAf -
Deaths door. Her case had been given
CD s. fatal b. 8 local doctors
III Abrams, Benton HafDor. Mich
reports. Il he'd serious heart troubls
and drupsy. Obtaining NJ relief frpu
local physicians ] consulted DR.. Nile
and nov am VEIL
Ms. EdWard Afkey. Forest Hill, Pa
states: My home doct0H I'D nnl
help me and thought | would sJUu die
since taking gouF special ueatlleul
can truly saY / am sell
Mrs ID. ". Gafdner, Huntington
Ind: In u. b. N0fezn, u kpgers
O.; JGiius Keistef, Chicago. ana pun
dreds q otheE were cured u drDpsl
after being given up as beyond heip.
A Thousand references % ami festl
manials from bishops ciefgYmeu
bankeN farmers. and their wives wi
be sent free On request
Send AZ once o. Franklin Miles, VI
D. IL b, col % 0e STATE street
Chicago III for free treatment befor,
It Is too late
Plezss mention this paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30
LAID SALES
Anna NJ. Grant and husband TO
Frank Kimball, 2 descriptive tracks
adjoining Laddonia, 81.

Anna NJ. Grant and husband to
Frank Kimball, 2 descriptive tracks
adjoining Laddonia, 81.
Martin w. Beainer and wife 70
Grier A. Beamer, I north I Lot j
northwest and north 30 acres, Lot ?
northwest, 0l12-s 5000.
A. Bucklln and wife 70 Minnie C.
Cunning, Lot l, Block 2, Coons' addi-
ton to Mexico, $3.50
t. ]. vanlandingham and wife to
Maud Cant, south ! / northwest 4-Ss-
10, 81.
Frank Pierce and wife to Justin
White, 50 acres, part northeast, 2-6os,
s2,O75
Mary T. Daniel and husband 10 W..
II. Dixon, southeast northwest and
west :, northeast southwest 5l-5i-lo,
o. 100.
G. n. johnson and wife to B. b.
Daniels, northwest southeast, ls-5l-io,
ss5O.
G.. N. johnson and wife to James R.
Daniels, northeast southeast, l9-5l-l0,
$50.
W. L. Crigler ct al to Chas. Peyton,
Lots 8 and 6 and west ! Lot 4, Block
Is, CrIgler's addition 10 M~artinsburg,
$500.
George L. Snedeker to William I.
Hughlett east half southeast, 4, and
north I north ! northeast, 35l-T.
5000.
Joshua f. Palmer and wife to Bar
bara A. Rutter, northeast northeast,
1s-5l-9, $500.
Otis p. Ballew and wife to Geo. f.
BaIlew, southwest southwest and
south l northwest southwest, 25-50-1l,
81, 800.
CaSsius f. Hobson and wife to John
Zimmerman, so acres, part southeast
and southwest, 1901, $1,000.
Esoecca Neal to Abadiah Neal, ! IL
acres, northeast part northeast, $50
10, S.
Emily j. Mccormick to Hardy
Doolin, Lot 4, Block s, Hill and r. lst
addition 70 Rush Hid, $3.50.
James T. johnson and wife to Geo.
N. johnson, / 80 acres in . and "a
51-9, $1,000.
Thurston b. Duncan and wife TO
George B. Stadden, 2ei 3l-lO0 acres in
2s and 29-5l-7, $500.
Joseph Fritch and wife to Jacob
Williams, south ! southeast, 2e-52-7,
1900.
Jacob Williams and wife to Jos.
Fritch, l2Oxl2o feet OF ground in Van
dalla, $1,000.
Geo. W. Petty and wife to Lucy A..
and Kate n. Thornhill, so acres, part
southwest, 1911, sl,T5o.
Hardy DoolIn aud wife 10 Frank E.
Burgess, south ! southwest, ID, and
south ! southeast, Il, and 5 40-lOO
acres, north partnorthwes northeast,
23-5l-s, $500.
Louis Sieyers and wife TO John
sievers, north ! northwest, 2452-ll,
$500.
Jesse Cannon and wife to E c. Wat
ers, 40 acres, east part northeast, /
81 @ 800.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

fruu tue hANhAs III spAfnAA
One philanthrUpic subscriber re
membered Omar D. Gray'S Sturgeon
Leader, which has Just been through a
disastrous IRE, in a way, the other day.
that justly entitled him 70 thecustom.
airy local PUT land then some" He
sent a letter, which contained a check
for go, 20 the editor, saying please
credit my subscription fifty years, o.
until 1862" He wouldn't perEnit Col.
Gray to give his name. But the editor
50 relating the incident took occasion
70 point moral ard adOTn the tale
with the suggestion that IF about lOi
more Of our subscribers viii do like
wise we viii be able 70 build a birch
house for the Load0 and treat 70 lce
cream ana cake every Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30
win Lecture at Rush Hill

Prof. John r. Kirk, OF the State
Normal School at Kirksville, will
lecture in the Christian Church at
Rush Hill next Saturday, Feb. /.
Prof. Kirk has, this season, made
two efforts to visit this section Of the
country, but both times inseparable
obstacles have prevented his coming,
His presence is assured this time.
Prof. Kinks lecture will be upon the
subject, District Consolidation and
Central High Schools" Members Of
school boards and patrons are cordial
ly requested to embrace this ex-
ceptional opportunity Of hearing this
great man on this great subject.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

SPRIS6FIELD, o., Jan. "a hug
ging social was held tonight in the
North Greenfield Church, which was
attended by 500 persons. The affair
was a success financially. having been
widely advertised Is o scheme O. p1y
OF The church debt. Nearly SO was
raised Following were the rates
charged:
Girls under Is years, Is cents for
twO-minute hugs; girls under 20 years,
50 cents; 20 to = ycars. - cents;
another mans wife, 81; old maids,
cents and no time limit.
The girls Of the congregation set
another meeting for February, but
the older members say II must b
called Of, as the bounds Of pfoprietl
have already been 0verstepped. Th'
social was more largely patrOnized b.
mlddle-aged and old men than BY thl
vQunV men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

Hon. A. II. WALLER, a prominent
attorney a Moberly, and Col Lowell,
editor Of the Moberly Democrat, were
in this city this week Mr.. Waller is
one Of the most prominent lawyers Of
the State, and is a candidate Tor So
preme Judge with a splendid follow
log. Col. Lowell Is one Of Miss0uri's
most conservative, substantial and
prosperous newspaper men. Judge
Waller and Col. Lowell both made
many frien1s in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

HAHDIS COLLEGE, has been quaran-
tined against scholars who live in this
city unless they are T~accinated There
is no smallpox at the College, and
President Million IS using every pre-
caution to protect the young ladies al
his institution.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

THE h~fty-second session o. the Han
nlbal District Conference Of the NJ. +.
Church will meet in this city this
week. The conference promises 70 be
largely attended, and We trust the
meeting will bea profitable one. The
people Of this city should see that our
guests are cordially entertained.
While the weather iscOld this should
not have a bad effect On Mexi-
cos hospitality. The programme d
this meeting viii be found in the LED.
GEE and our people are cordially in
Yited 90 attend these m@eetlngs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

Why pay for wind TO make soap
float? Why pay for resin TO make
bulk? Why not save the expense Of a
washerwoman by getting a soap that
viii do her work? MALE CRY SELF
WASHING SOAR is all soap, made from
Packers Prime Tallow and Cocoanut
OH, with no adulteratlOn. 1t will save
you money in the end. Your grocer
IS waiting 70 sell u 70 yoa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30
~Champagne on Reer Purse.

TT1lIIHE FlIIs aTTI0L
At the court house Monday after
noon $4,000 worth OF accounts due the
old firm OF Harley Bros, we're sold TO
the highest bidder and brought only
Is. Nearly SO, 900 worth OF notes were
sold, bringing a total Of about 500.
Many Of these accounts were against
families that were once In good cir
c0mstances, but came to their inan-
clal ropes by living beyond their means.
II is yer thus. When you see a man
with a beer purse INDUCING a cham
payne appetite, you car safely con-
clude that 1t is at the expense OF some
body else.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

TIE quarantine at the Missouri
Military Academy has been raised
and there is no small p0x there at all.
In fact the case they did have was 81
mild it could hardly be recognized.
We are glad to know that the little
scare did not injure the academy. All
the boys are at work and everything !;
moving alunR as usual.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

Jake Blum is up from st. Louis
shaking hands with his many friends
here. Mr.. Blum has been sick for
some time, but is much better. He
says that his fathers health is about
the same. NJ. Blum is 50 years old,
and is failing some in his mind, but
physically seems to be enjoying good
health. Mr.. Blum during his stay in
the city is the guestOf Mr.. Poisson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30
There's Manv a Sin

on the ice or wet ground at this time
OF the year, and many a ore spot in
consequence. No amount Of caution
will guarantee against accident. That
is why we keep Perry Davis Pain
killer on hand to relieve the ache Of
bruised flesh, and sore, throbbing
muscle. 1t has given relief to two
generations. There is but one Pain
killer, Perry Davis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

THE Popular BluI CdizeH issued a
magnificent publication the middle Of
January. It was filed with live, up
to-date news, ably edited and crowd.
ed with advertising and write-ups.
The people Of Poplar Bluff appreci'
ate and literally p~atronlze a prOgres'
sive newspaper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

A pleasant reception was given for
Miss nellie Lewis, Of this city, IN sac
remento Calr a few days ago. Mrs.
Prentiss was the entertainer and the
event was quite brilliant.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

You wonder how your neighbor keeps
her house 50 clean and shining, and
yet appears 70 do 10 little work. Go
with her 10 the grocers when she buys
soap, and that will solve the mystery.
sELF- WASHING SOAP saves time, saves
work, saves money. At your grocers-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30
Notice Of Letters Of Administnii'S

Notice Is hereby giyed by me unpo
signed administTatrix that lle ~ ",
bate Court Of Audrain CuunN
issued letters Of adminlstatlou, n,
ing date Of January I, lyO-' nbs
undersigned upon the estate ~ nj
W. Carr, deceased, and an
sons are hereby notified 10 pssa
their claims for allowance agalns'
estate one year from the date o. NV ~
letters, and unless such elalnsa'S
sented 10 said court within wv h
from the date thereof they vi"
forever barred. ,,pp
VAT MARTHA A. CAhh
Ian Z iod5 AdministntIh
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

Nodes ls hsreoy girsn, tnai fnai vle
he esiafe o. Maiy heslaf .TseOEf
made Il N frbrnaT trnot NJ TX .
o. Andraia ceunty, Niasouus W ~
-. q. W. thlA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

THE superintendent Of schools Of
Saline county IS arranging an educa-
tional exhibit for the Worlds Fair in
St. Louis. The farmers Of Saline
county are also arranging for an
agricultural display. Other Missouri
counties should follow this good ex-
ample.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30
STwenty Years Ago.s
This Week.
Mss Belle Morris was Ill.

Miss Belle Morris was m.
George Clark pot up fifty tons Of
ice.
The Episcopal church received re
pairs
MOnis shoOtman visited in St.
Louis
Ralph Carry, o of VIM. Curry and
wife, died.
Smith Spence wrote in the Asses
sor's once.
George POteet was the postmaster
OF this city.
Mayor Basstord was home from an
Eastern trip.
Miss Slaughter, of Baltimore, visit
ed Miss Ross.
R. G. Galbreatb was appointed post
master at Worcester.
Laddonia was TO have newspaper,
Republican In politics.
W. H. Morse, Of near Martinsburg,
lost his residence by fire.
Mrs E Rines gave a most enjoyable
dance at the Ringo Hotel.
John p. Goodpasture and Ellen Par
ish, both Of Audrain, were wed.
S. W. Downing was feeding over
200 beef cattle and 400 hogs in I'LL
nois.
G. A. Sames sod his farm OF $50
acres to F. McAllister at $50 per
acre.
C. r. Lupton was with the commits
sion house Of Billlngsly s. Manson, Of
t. Louis.
W. q. Woolwine had a horse and
two mules stolen from his farm 10
miles northeast OF this city.
Sheriff Woodward captured Nathan
Bently, OF Glasgow, who stole a horse
belonging to Emmett Cunningham.
The LEDGER said that this city
needed a steam fire engine and a
water supply. The water supply Is
here but where is the steam fire en-
CINE?
The Martin House burned. The
building was owned yJoel Hayden,
Of Columbia, and was insured for
$500. The furniture belonged TO S.
Martin and was insured for 81, 500.
TRN yrApe AGO THIS WEEK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

W. F. Reed, OF Moberly, Is in this
city. Mr.. Reed has sold his hotels in
Ma5erly and some Of his friends say
that he Is going to 10 take charge OF a
hotel In st. Louis. Mr.. Reed says
that he has not made up his mind
what he will do,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

We have this early in the season
placed an order for our supply Of
guaranteed black axes for fall delivery.
We have a few left from this seasons
sales, every one Of them 7 fully
guaranteed. FERRIS & CAUTHoRE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30
NOTICE. 81 Lsttsr. Of AdmIHLtnH'l

Notice is hereby given by The unSer
signed administrator that tle ~
bate Court OF Audrain County h+s =
sued letters Of administration, "a
ing date VI January q, l9O@ 70 us
undersigned upon the estate OF 81
Wolf, deceased, and all persons .s
hereby notified 70 present thelt ol'.-,
for allowance against said eStave u;
year frUm the date OF said letters w. ~
unless such claims are presenter Y
said court within two yean ron ~,
date thereof they will be lSie'D
barred L. T.. RODEN,
ss-4t Administered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

Mrs. Mary Shaw, OF Fulton, NO.,
dropped dead Monday afternoon. De
ceased was a sister Of Mrs. f. T.
Smith. OF this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

In the proper column o. the weekly
LEDGER will be found the announce
ment u 5. NJ. Edwards, candidate for
Probate Judge Of Audrain oouuty,sub-
Jet % the Democratic primary, April
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

In the proper column Of the daily
and weekly LEDGER viii be found the
announcement n Albert Harrison.
candidate for county COLLECTOR Of Au-
drain county subject 70 the Democrat
ic primary. April 25.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

In the proper column Of the weekly
LEDGER will be found the announce
mentof Clifton 7. Jesse, candidate for
Recorder OF Audrain county, subject
10 the Democratic primary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

In the proper column OF the daily
and weekly LEDGER will be found the
announcement OF A. d. Bledsoe. can
didate for county clerk Of Aadraln,
subject to the Democratic primary
Aprii %
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

Friends OF Judge Sherwood have
launched his campaign for renomina-
tion. A COMMITTEES Of lawyers, which
will have charge Of his canvass, was
yesterday appointed at Springfield.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

Nostos Isb~r,b, efys thsi dni TSa
ne sat III sail Dlifrt, a. ~ =
mada II ne Februaiy tern Il ~
Coa4tof Audfaiu uo1uyf Als noasJ ,
asrleo. hi.soan, % NE AL
Feefaay it1, ffrirsftA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

Professor Humphrey, S~uPerinten-
dent q the Public schools 81 FultOn,
who was injured in the Branch wreck
last Friday, left for his home this
week much Improved. Mr.. Rohn is
stili unable b be moved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

The Bath county, Kentucky, oil
field is on q boom. One firm to-day
viii begin pumping twelve wells
simultaneously. One Of the three
largest oil tanks IN the world has been
erected by this firm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

Sosios : bsrsb, given rhai 1nn : -
ne raats cfJsru Caaels q q " !
81 ne Fsbraly Tern q nr Nsrt-
Audrafn counu, Missouri O. Fetef1I
hl.s0un, % ne feco1d Agta WuRfhl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

In the proper column % the weekly
LEDoKa VIII BE- found the announce
mcntu Of s n Kendall candidate for
Ouanty Recorder subject e. the
Dcmocmtic pnmau, April -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

Blaine Brothers u Fulton, doing a
general merchandising business made
an assignment this sesk Their liabili-
ties are g0a assets about e, 900 The
PRINCIPAL ennallan live Do Cllcago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

Notice = hereby rivrn ttat ore -
ne estata - Nascf CrlEle 90
e tie FrtrulU trm cf ne tfH y
o. Audrnin cudniy, Mlssuant v-rtU ,
s"' On . lEsss
f'N puhIa Aiuah
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

WIN. Canterbury and wife viii
In a short time 90 TO Kansas City u
reside Their sons Joseph and Aus
tin, have splendid positions in that
CITY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

The two young sods ~ koA keb-
man. formerly 81 this city acre scri-
ously soaldea by an overturned pan q
boiling vsief m - Louis lev DAYS
$50
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30
TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
rhe Lrparn put on a new dress.

The LEDGER put on a new dress.
Born, to W. L. Crawford and wife, a
son
J. W. wilkins and wife visited near
Santa Fe.
Miss Holiday was home from
wellsyllle.
John Meyers went to Warren coun.
" On business
Joe Brown sold Levi VIM 1877 acres
Of land for $1,000.
The farmers institute held at Lad
donia was a success.
P. t. Kelly, aged IS years, dIed at
his home In this city.
S. G. Hale, a prominent citizen Of
Audrain county, died.
VIM. II. Brown was making arrange
ments TO TO this city.
J. r. Jones, Of Ceitralia, was hurt
by the cars at H~igginsyille.
J. N. Starn and E. E. Mabry, Of
Virginia, visited John Mabry.
Mr.. Shredder bought the Jolly farm,
north Of this city, for $40 per acre.
Abe Larimore and R. t. Freeman
attended a stock sale in Columbia.
Fred E. Tompkins bought the John
Gordon farm southeast Of this city.
Mrs. Dix moved to this city to re-
side with her daughter, Miss Texas
Crane.
Dick Hickenson bought the Logan
farm Of l6O acres near Worcester, fol
s25 per acre.
Daniel Galbreath, an old and re-
spected citizen, died at his home at
Worcester.
Rev. G. Heiskell, OF Chrisney, Ind.
died. He married Mary Smith, Of
this county.
Wiley Canterbury and wife, OF neal
: Rush Hill, celebrated their fifth wed
! ding anniversary.
\ The Farmers and Laborers' Unlor
! convened in regular quarterly session
Ia the court house.
A. B. Daniel, Jr., OF near Thompson
killed a fiye-months-old pig, which
weighed 200 pounds.
= A fire in the business portion Of Cen
; tralia destroyed property amounting
} TO several thousand dollars.
The John Northern farm vas sold a
s25 peracre. WIN. Edmonston bough
{ III acres Of this land while a. Clone
got $50 acres.
o Mrs Furnish, who formerly lived Il
4 this city, died at Holiday. She wa
the grandmother Of Mrs. Henri
q Wales, Of this city.
C. F. Clark, W. Z. Carter, W. A
Frost and r. N. White represente
this city at the State Fair Circui
e meeting In Moberly.
al Jethro Martin murdered his fatheI
Thomas Martin, in cold blood Of u
home Of his father At MartinsburI
y The father was a most highly respec
: ed citizen.
= A mar believed 10 be James Wilsol
obtained goods from merchants In III
city on worthless checks on the Soutl
em Bank. He represented himself I
WIN. Able.
II The members Of the grand jury wer
z s. Frost
+ II. Carter
ThoG Daniel.
John s. Atkins
II S. p. Emmons.
W. B. Edwards.
John W. Howell.
John Davis.
W. !. Paul
= l.. NeNkirk.
r. P. Hopkins.
Jas " Cons.
N Columbia suffered a los By Gre q
gregatlng about 5000 - follows.
Columbia Milling %. $4,000 !
d surance sls loo.
s. MeAllister Lumber %. $4,000, !
surance $4,000.
n J. A. Adams wagon factory,t2o,Ol
Insurance $1,000.
C0nger Bros, steam laundry, az
insurance 5000.
ID J. II. Guitar, livery stable as
/ fully insured.
J. O. Conley sl,3O0
Balllnger 4 StOrie eI,0oo.
q. Miscellaneous e2oco
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

In the proper column Of the daily and
weekly LEDGER will be found the an
nOuncement Of T. II. Carter, candidate
for cOunty clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

Have sf.0oe q lean On 1EtclaE -
carltr. y. y. =, care LEnoER Aezi-
~ ~ di-Ni
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

A uuuFl fon the siate H0fucul-
uarist = q The efet thai Missouri
ur1ch,s have lsen senousg injured
La ne "a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

Twelve Wives; Thirty-IWo CEiidren
DunLIS lsD Jan. e1-fhinp Vel
deIbur. ~ Nadism county, @ ycaH
cd. ltbatu uarhl d umfs lie d
the fatitI al a. cllaren
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

The people o. Audnln County are
harvesting sue good Ice this week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

THE cold weather doesn't seem to
have any effect on the crop OF can
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

JANUARY q.

JANUARY p.
1907. Buns plot Nasorganized.
1893 James @. Blaine died at
washington, aged s..
JANUARY p.
SO. CbarlemaDge died.
ISL Capitnlation % Paris
JANUARY %.
1879. George IIIdied
1857. Mexican war pension bin aP-
proved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30
Henry BrOs.,-FairfieId. Iowa.

N0Ae e haH trade uy ue aasnar uer
h@E Has@a ssd nss. 20 p. e. o. SO n. "a t,w..
C11He Wtfs - Ea ts9s bzts SEED cum 81 per ~ ~ - -
a. - Ass SEED - eE5istg q aSs q osss Cove uno
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

Mrs. L. P. Crigler, Of st. Louis, IS
III at the home Of her mother, Mrs.
Martin Kunkel, in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30
Saturday, the LIST Day Of February 4
ID. 1902.

at the east front door Of the OoaIl
House in Mexico, Audrain ouay
Missouri, sell the abuye desc'i9s
property az public auction 70 v;
highest bidder for cash 10 SATISFY Say
debt and costs u executing thlS uus'
j. G. LAKESAN, Trustee
Mexico, Mo, Jan. 3, 1902.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30
.THIRTT.FIVE HEAD OF Mules
TRUsTEE.s SALE.

Whereas, John r. Hodge aud Don
B. Hodge, his wife, ON the 3lst day Z
December, 1876, by their certain det
Of trust, duly Acknowledged aod n
corded 10 the deed 81 trust recUrdS Z
Audrain county, Missouri, 10 bU0k i
page COS, conveyed 10 the undenlpN
trustee the following described nl
estate, situated in AudTaln cOuag
Missouri, to-wib;
The northeast quarter (tl Of Seciid
thiFty-six t36l the north half n OftM
northwest quarter az Of section thiHg
six l36), the north halt % OF tie Sulh'
vest quarter a. OF the nerthwestqlEt
ter (fl Of section Jhirty-six 1884, ts
northeast quarter al Of the northeast
quarter l4l OF section thirty-hve 49,
tue north half "a Of the southeast
quarterlflof the northeast Quarterf1
section ~thirty-hye l35);thiry 1907 acres
the east part Of the nOrthBest quarter
"a OF the northeast quarter Il Of sec.
tion thirty-hye l35.) and ten (lOl acres
the north part OF the southwest quar-
ter al Of the northeast quarter n Of
section t~hirIy-nVe t35l all 10 township
ffty-two 1921, in range eight 81 sst
excepting and ~reserving two acres n
the northeast quarter lt) Of the north
east quarter al Of said section thirty
five 1851 heretofore sold TO Rock hll
Christian Church and described ID
deed recorded in Book ten llOb page
49g OF Audrain county, Missouri, re-
cords, containing In all 3js acre., moie
or less.
Which said conveyance was madeln
trust TO secure the payment q Ger
tain promiss0ry notes therein descne
ed, and whereas, the principal nok
and interest cupOn, Number ) are Dos
due and unpaid. Now, Therefore
the said trustee, at the request dWH
legal holder OF said notes Will y
tween the hours OF 9 O'Clock a. m aa
4 O'Clock p. m. on
Saturday, the LIST Day Of February >
D., 1902,