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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
DATES OF MISSOURI FAIRS.
Secretary of Agriculture Complies the

COLUMBIA, June 16.-George b. Ellis
secretary Of the Missouri State Board
OF Agriculture, to-day gave out the
complete list Of dates OF Missouri fairs,
as received by the board. The list
Albany, September 2-5.
Warrensburg, September 4-5.
Bunceton, August 27-29.
California, September 2-5.
Cape Girardeau, October TIL.
charlottesville, October 2l-25.
Chillicothe, September 9-12.
Columbia, Augustus.
Harrisonyille, September 2-5.
Holden, August 26-29.
Jacksonville, September ell.
Kenneth, October 15-1s.
Lees Summit, September 9-l2.
Memphis, September 9-12.
Sedalia State Fair, August ls-23.
Moberly, July @-August ],
Nevada, August 5-S.
Platte City, August 2G-29.
Rockport, September 9-12.
Rich Hill, August l2-15.
Shelbina, September 100.
Stoddard county, August 900,
81. Louis, October Gill.
Upper Creyc Occur. September ELL.
Washington, September 4-H
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
STOCK M FARM NOTES.

The beef grades on the st. Louis
market Tuesday we're hardly as large
as the corresponding day OF the pre-
yious week. Beef and butcher steers
sold from 81 to s7.65; butcher nelfers,
e. 80 to q. 40; veal calves, $3.50 to 1925.
Hoas-Fair to good heavy hogs t23O
lbs. average and above) sold at 81. rs at
sI.62l; medium weights u9O to go lbs.
at g at s7.44, the bulk at 81. 20 at o.. 40;
lights t150 to 100 lbs at $500 at $3.50,
the bulk at s7.05 at 1920; light lights
100 to $50 lbs.l at $3.50 at s6.75; the
bulk at s6.40 at 1856; pigs tunder 100
lbs.) at $3.50 at s8.40; heavy culls at
&T5 at $50; fair 70 good mixed at
s. at s7.2. The top was 8 7.52i and the
bulk Of the hogs above $50 lbs. sold at
sI.l5 at $40, against a top OF s7.55
and the bulk at s7.I5 at $40 Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
LIKE HEAT FROM FURNACE
People Of Northern Missouri Alarmed
BY Bot Winds Of Great Intensity.

MARyyILLE June IA scorching
wind OF a most peculiar nature blew
over Atchison and Nodaway counties,
in Missouri, and Page county, Iowa,
last night between midnight and 2
O'Clock. Clarinda Ia, Is the first
town that can lie found which was
struck by the hot wind. Itcame up
in a perfect gale, hot from the first
and continued for about 20 minutes as
though it we're blowing straight OF an
immense fire. People were aroused
and frightened with the thought that
their dwellings were In flames and
when that was found to be not the
cause their fright gave way in many
cases TO terror Of different nature,
because they could not determine what
was the cause Of the phenomenon.
From Clarinda nothing can be learn
ed OF the wind until it reached Bur
lington Junction, Mo-, where the
people we're aroused as they had been
at Clarinda. From there 1t evidently
zIgzagged In course across the country,
for no other town can be heard Of that
1t struck until it came TO Fairfax,
about IS miles southwest OF Burling-
ton Junction. Here it blew shortly
before 2 O'Clock; then went down az
ter about 20 minutes. From Fairfax
1t came back 10 the south and east
and struck Skidmore after 2 O'Clock.
Here it seemed TO have been hotter
than at ans other place. All the peo-
pie OF the town we're aroused and
many Of them fed to their caves. The
heat was OF a peculiarly sitting ma
ture and those who were in it COM
planned of their throat being almost
parched.
AT Maitland, I miles south Of Skid
more, there was a heavy gale, but no
heat, and at Maryville, Is miles north
east Of Skidmore, the same conditions
prevailed as did at Maitland, the air
being even cooler than the normal
temperature.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

THE man with the scheme that
win produce riches galore for the
'.angelH who win furnish the money
10 carry it out hobs up frequently
during the progress Of preparing for a
Worlds Fair. Senator Mark Hanna,
Of Ohio, known generally TO be a mar
Of wealth and business sagacity, could
not escape the scheme fiend. A few
days ago the Senator received the
following letter son the top Of
Mount Ararat there Is still pre-
served, buried amid eternal SNOW,
Noah's ark. l am organizing a com
pany 10 digit out and bring II 10 the
United States You can help me
make a lot o. money II you win 20 in
30 the scheme, because the original
Noah's ark would be the best paying
attraction al the st. Louis Worlds
Fair" Up 10 the present writing
Senator Hanna has not invested 10
the NOah's ark scheme.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
A HILL HARMONY MEETING.
New York Democrats to Unite for the
Gubernatorial Campaign-HOpe
to Carry That State.

NEW YORK, June 14.-Ex-SenatoI
David B. Hill is anxious to elect a
Democratic Governor in New York
state next fan, and with this purpose
in view he has his friends in Manhat-
tan, Brooklyn and Bronx at work this
week trying TO arrange a conference
OF representatives Of all the factions
about July |, to bring about harmony
and a united effort 10 elect the state
ticket, at least.
with your local affairs, - wrote Mr..
HIN to a friend, II have no concern.
| do not pretend 10 understand New
York local politics and l doubt 81 any
one else does who does not live In that
city, but there is no reason why all
hands should not get together 10 favor
Of state nominees, and such unity
ought TO promote harmony locally.
Contrary to report, ] have no candi-
date for Governor, but the time has
come when a Democrat can win II we
pick out the strongest man and take
OF our coats and fight for him.
Among the men who have the con-
ference plan in charge are Elliot Dan
forth, John A. Mason, secretary OF the
Democratic state committee; Louis
F. HaIen, one Of the three Tammany
leaders; Hugh Mclaughlin, leader Of
the Brooklyn Democracy; Henry d.
Pnrroy and, it is said, John G. Shee-
han. The programme now is TO call
every faction into the pow-wow, ever
the followers OF ex-senator Michael ].
Codey, Of Brooklyn.
Mr.. Hafen admitted to-day that he
knew Of the conference movement. He
did not know whether the plan was
practicable, but thought 1t was II the
leaders are willing to give and take
and forget their private grievances.
Mr.. Haffen said the scheme OF the re-
union had been talked over at the re-
cent Albany house warming and he
bad no doubt that, 50 far as Tammany
Hall is concerned, that organization
would cheeffully particiDate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
Notlce oh Trnataa.a 80,

whereas, L. G. Powell and Matt.
fpwell, his wife, by their certatn AL
~ o. trust dated September lin ISM
ana recorded az Book o, Page iej -
qeeuA OF trust IN the oHlee M ~
hecoluer Of Deeds Tor Audrain co,,n.
w Missouri, did convey N lie ra4 n
s,Rnea the following lands sifn.fed =
sie county Of Audnln and Stste ~
aissouri' Lot No. %, Bassfordse ~ y
eiuun 70 The City Of Mesico' w,ssasst
eSa'e NE payment Of A certsln
Ma ~ Nla deed u trust described.
~ whereas, said n0te i nast A.
dnu unpaid and the Conditions ~ IA
nse1 or trust otherwise broken I ~
unletsiKned trustee, viii, in order We ~
y INC terms OF said trusf af ~
tss' a09t q the Court Honse al Mes.
: ~ Auafa'n county, Missouri on
saturday, the 9th Dav Of
July, A. D.. 1909,
between The hours Of loa. n ana \
~, o' aid day sell aid lands n ths
liehest bidder for cash. 1he
June an, lg02
IDS JOHN J. STEELE.
Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
BILLY MAsOEs sUMmER JOKE.
Announces That he Win Be a Can.
didate for President in 1904.

CHICAGO, June l5.-The Chronicles
Washington correspondent SAYS:
Senator Mason is a candidate for
the Presidency OF the United States
He made formal announcement this
afternoon Of bis purpose to become
President R~ooSeyelt's rival. His first
battle-ground will be the South. He
believes there is a sentiment in his
favor In that region and he intends 70
expand 1t by making a series OF
speeches to the people OF Virginia,
West Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama
and other states south Of Mason and
Dixons line.
ITO quote his own words. The
senator win campaign from New
Orleans 70 Bangor and from New
York to San Francisco He viii visit
every State and Territory in the
Union. He viii make speeches to all
who viii listen to him. He will orga-
nize a Mason following and from that
a Mason machine.
my platform, said Senator Mason,
will be protection, sound money, reci-
procity and a promise to the Filipinos
that we viii not govern them against
their viii. Over and above everything
else I am for the Declaration Of In
dependence. First OF all l expect to
be reelected Senator from the State OF
Illinois. When that fight is over /
will give my undivided attentiun to
my Presidential campaign.'"
Senator Mason VIII begin his south
ern tour soon after Congress adjourns.
The announcement Of his candidacy is
regarded by the majority OF his
Senatorial colleagues as a hot weather
joke. They refuse to believe that
Senator Mason eontemplates a south
ern trip in midsummer unless he
seriously intends to reduce his weight.
Two years ago he went to Alaska and
camped at the base Of a glacier so be
could keep cool.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

Whereas, William Dones and Mar
tina D0nes, his wife, By their certain
deed OF trust, dated October l7th.
1895, and recorded at Book o, Page l33
for deeds Of trust In the ofice Of the
Recorder OF Deeds for Audrain county
Missouri, did convey to the under.
signed trustee, Lot 4, Of Block p Lake.
nan Il Barnes Highland addition 10
Mexico, Audrain county, Missouri. 10
secure a certain note IN said deed Of
trust described; and, whereas. said
note Is past due and unpaid and The
terms OF said deed Of trust otherwise
broken, | will, In order to complv
with the terms OF said trust, at the
east door Of the Court House in the
City Of Mexico, Audrain county, Mis-
souri,, on
Saturday, the 9Th Day of
July, A. D., 1902,
between the hours Of 10 a. m. and 2
p. M OF said day sell said lands IL the
highest bidder for cash.
June 9TH, 1902.
IDS JOHN J. STEELE.
Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
Notice of Trnatee,a sala

Whereas, George Richie and his
vile susie Richie, by their deed IN
trust dated January 10Th, 1899. and
recorded az Book 3, Page 81. for deeds
OF trust In the Recorders o0ice for
Audrain county, Missouri, aid convey
the following lands TO the under.
signed trustee In Audrain county
nissourii to-wit: 6fect the east side
Lot J and As feet, the west Side az
Lot T. OF Block 2, Of Hisey & Csssi.
gays addition 10 the City OF Nexlco
Auuraln county, Missouri. 10 nav 4
certain note In said deed Described.
and, whereas, said note is past dine and
unpaid and the conditions on said dead
OF trust otherwise broken /. the mn.
uetsigned trustee, in order 10 satisfy
sald trust, will, at the east door al fhs
court House In the CITY OF Mexico
auarain county, Missouri, on
saturday, the 9Th Dav of
July, A. D, 1902.
between the hours OF 1Oa m. ana 4
~ sell said lands 70 the hleheef
June 4th, 1902.
II. A. RICKETTS,.
N"n- Trustee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

is not always brought about by change
OF air and water. The 'Stay-at-homeS''
are Just as susceptible 70 diarrhoea;
due, generally, TO over eating, as IN
ripe fruits, etc; and drinking ice
water; all accompanied by painful
bowel discharges; and If not checked,
results seriously. Perry Davis Pain
killer is The only purely reliable rene
dv. 3 and zoe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

Convict shot BY a anard.

JEFFERSON CITY, June 1l.-Oaicer
J. T.. Blair, Of the Missouri Peniten.
tiary, to-day shot and probably fatally
wounded Joe Davis, a negro convict
In the penitentiary. Davis refused 10
work and attacked the officer, jerking
his cane from him. The officer drew
his revolver and fred, the bullet strIk.
ing the prisoner in the left side, in
hictlng a dangerous wound. Davis Is
serving an e~lght-year term In the pen
itentiary from Lincoln county for
assault 10 kun. Onicer Blair is from
Shelby county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
Notice of Trustaa,a Sale

Whereas, Charlie D.. Retnolds a
single man, Ivy his certain deed N
trust, dated March 9th, 1874. and
recorded at Book No. Q. Page 100 for
deeds Of trust, In the Office on M
Recorder Of Deeds fgr Audraln c,nntv
Missouri, did convey Lots 28 ana s4 N
bassfofd's addition Of McSlco' Mis-.
souri, 70 secure the payment OF a Ger.
tain note IN said deed on tyns,
described; and. whereas, said note y
past due and unpaid and the terms ~
said trust otherwise broken /, the m.
dersigned trustee, vii at Inc esst
door Of the Court House at the CIV ~
Mexico, Audrain county Missouri. an
Saturday, the 9Th Day of
July, A. D.. 1902,
between the hours Of 10 A. m ana =
m. Of said day sell said lands II tbs
highest bidder for cash % satisfy ssld
June ith, 1902.
ms JOHN J. STEELE.
Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
sHERIFF,s -

By virtue and aptbo,1lE
execution for back taTtailty d.
the Circuit Court ~ NY o. the a.,
missouri, returnable aatuuitaln On,
1902, Of said Court q y the June
IN favor Of the Sts,a 70 me d
tne relation and to tbe u hlse
Harrison, Collector Of tS use q a.
the County OF Audro lhe Revepr
and against W. w Fsn State
ard and W. II. Bean ". Eli.
upon and seized ali th ! nave
Interest and claim ~ sne right
ETY. W. 7, Leonard and ' ~ Y
real estate, to-wit. ''o"lng desc,
Forty l40) acres tho I
tne southwest quarter ~ SItneaSt
ty-three t33l, Townsbino " Section
hange eight 81 ali YyjnS
u the said County AZ Ag and
state 81 Of Missouri and Il / win
Thursday, the 10th H. y
June, A. D, 1909
cut Court Of said County, q ls
hours q nine O'Clock IN M
aha nfe O'Clock In he Isloiaa
that day at the east fron e Scllefn0a'
Audrain aforesaid, sell The ,,U@ql
much thereof as may Is Fan Aae b
public yendue, to he bidSegle
Tor cash in hand lsnbiecs
liens ana j~udgmentsl h Wy
execution and costs Aual \
ids OTINcv
Sheriff Of Audrain oS SAsE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
Pc CoIIeee Chanral rand,

BowLfSo GREEN, june n-Presi-
deHt C. T. Nakeland has sold out bis
interest IN Pike college, ofthis city, 10
Prof. William A. Cate. Of Jasper, Fla,
who viii move here in a few weeks
and take charge Of the school for the
next term. Prof. Wakeland takes
charge Of Baird College, at Clinton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

Mr.. RAY SrANNARD BAKERS arti-
Gle on irrigation in his series on "The
Great Southwest" 10 the Century for
July will not be the first on that sub
jet printed In the magazine, but It il
the most timely, coming just rs irrl'
CATION is receiving the greatest atten.
tion in and out Of Congress. AS an
exposition Of this subject with Mr..
Bakers usual array OF practical de-
tails statistics, color and incident,
this article is likely 10 attract the at
tention Of the press and the reading
public, particularly IN the West The
picturesque features of the irrigable
country are set forth a~rtiSticaily by
the pencil OF Mr.. Maxheld Parrish,
who, II will be remembered, was
specially sent 10 this region TO illus
trate this series. The Century an
nounces that Mr.. Bakers articles have
had the advantage o. careful revision
by government experts, and that they
found them singularly accurate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
Huf5uay, Ln5 ISJh Day o.
June. A. D.. 1902.


by virtue and authority of trans.
cript execution issued from the Office
OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of
Audrain County, Missouri, returnable
at the June term, 1902, OF said Court,
and 70 me directed IN favor OF z. II.
Cullen and against Valentine Erdel. /
have levied upon and seized all the
right title, interest and claim OF the
said Valentine Erdell, Of, IN and to
the following described Real Estate,
to-wit:
The southwest ! OF the southwest !
and the east ! OF the northwest I Of
the northeast I and the southwest / OF
the northeast all in section two.
Township 81, Range 5, all lying and
being In the said County and State Of
Missouri; and / will, on
Thursday, the 10th Day of
June, A. d., 1902,
Ut being the sixteenth day of the
Circuit Court OF said County,, between
the hours Of nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and five O'Clock In the afternoon
Of that day, at the east front Court
House door, Ia the City Of Mexico
County OF Audrain aforesaid, sell the
same, or so much thereof as may be re-
quired, at public yendue, 10 the high.
est bidder for cash in hand tsubject to
all prior lienSan judgmentsl. t0satlfv
said execution and costs.
IDS QUINCY JAMES.
SheriH OF Audrain County, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
Visit our Basement for Bargains.
IaGAaGza.


The St. Louis Star has the following
TO say d 3 bunch Of cattle sold in the
Chicago market MOndaF by L L.
Woodson, son OF Robert Woodson, Of
this city, who is head saleman at the
Chicago yards: "The feature Of to
days market was tie receipt Of a load
of steers from Montgomery City, No.
These cattle averaged 1905 pounds
and sold for s. This is the highest
actual price that has been paid in 20
years. A. b. Hensley consigned the
cattle 70 the Natiopal Live Stock
Commission Co"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

Iowa has more button factories than
any other state 10 the Union, accord
Ing 10 the United states census re-
port, and this fact prompts an Iowa
editor TO suggest that it would be.
more appropriate to erecta Button
Palace instead Of a "corn Palace at
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

THE intention Of the East Lake
Fishing Club is to thoroughly restock
the clubs preserve, the G. & A. Lake,
east Of Mexico. This club, in 50
doing, win greatly benefit the fishing
interest in Beaver Dam and salt
River creeks; in fact, all Of the
streams in this section, as this lake is
the only practical spawning waters
which will furnish stock for stream:
OF this section. Therefore, outside Of
the right and wrong as the law secs
it. t~respasSers should not bother the
East Lake Clubs property in any way.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

TiK Importance Of the tarid, as a
political issue, Is clearly indicated in
the following IN the Columbia Hould;
The Kansas Cty JouraoL q staunch
Republican paper pruposcs The re-
moval Of The tariff duties On cattle as
q remedy for The prevailing high prices
q meat The packers claim a scarcity
OF cattle and thu Jougaoi contends
that q removal q The tarid would per-
nit importation u cattle from Canada
and Nexico. The question at once
arises, n the tarld operates m such a
va a. 10 permit the beef trust b ar
hIfrauly ia the prizes Of.
meat dos n not similarly effect other
ufofectcd industries Do not other
lrasls beneht by she high tariff and
are they mes thus assAed . keektheis
hands ID dc pockets q the peoRleF
The turnal should carryis logic for
Tier and advocate the removal u the
tara ca an protected articles manu-
facturud ~ trusts
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

THE Mexico Masons who atten ded
Central Lodge, northwest Of Mexico.
on Saturday afternoon had a delight
full time. Clyde Ellis took the third
degree in Masonry, DR.. Vincil, Of st.
Louis, presiding. At 6 O'Clock a
magnificent dinner was served by the
members Of Central Lodge to which
the Mexico MasOns did ample Justice.
The people Of Central and vicinity
know how TO make their guests feel at
home. BY the way, there is 20 better
people or country anywhere than in
northern Audrain and southern Mon.
rna
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
Knott Born in Galloway.

AfnA AA% f0ttHA nuAs
John A. Knott, Of Hannibal, one OF
the best liked newspaper men in the
State and the leading candidate for
Railroad Commissioner, was in Full
ton Monday shaking hands with his
old Galway acquaintance. John
Knott was born near Millesburg IN
this county and cur people are forhim.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
sHERIFFrs SALE.

By virtue and authority Of special
execution for back taxes and costs
issued from the Office Of the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court OF Audrain County.
Missouri, ~returnable at the June term,
1902, OF said Court, and to me directed
in favor Of the State Of Missouri at the
relation and to the use OF Albert Har-
rison, Collector Of the Revenue OF the
County Of Audrain, State OF Missouri,
and against William Burkamp | have
levied upon and seized all the right,
title, interest and claim OF the said
William Burkamp OF, in and to the
following described real estate, to-wit:
Lot nine (9) in Block ten tl0l ia
Lakenan * Barnes Highland addition
to Mexico, Missouri, all lying and
being In the said County OF Audrain.
and State Of Missouri; and / viii, on
Thursday, the 10th Day of
June, A. d., 1902,
Ut being the sixteenth day OF the Cir
cult Court OF said County, between the
hours OF nine O'Clock In the forenoon
and i've o'clock In the afternoon OF
that day, at the east front Court
House door, In the City Of Mexico.
County Of Audrain aforesaid, sell the
same, or 50 much thereof as NAV be
required, at public yendue, 10 the
highest bidder for cash In hand lsub.
lect 70 all prior liens and judgments)
~ satisfy said execution and costs.
IDS. QUINCY JAMES,
Sheriff Of Audraln County, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

WAsmNoToE, June 16-Representa-
tive Scott, Of Kansas, has introduced a
bill IN The House providing that any
honorably discharged union soldier
who was taken prisoner and held sixty
day or more beyond The time Of BIS en-
listment shall Be awarded : bounty q
500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
Notice OF Trnatee.a Sale.

Whereas, Monroe Lampson, a single
man, by his deed Of trust, dated Sep
tember 9Th, 1907, and recorded In
Book ., Page I67, in deed OF trust
book In the Recorder OF Deeds ofiee
for Audrain county, Missouri, did
convey TO the undersigned trustee Lot
Is, OF Bassford's addition to the City
OF Mexico, Missouri, to secure a note
IN said deed of trust described; and,
whereas, said note Is past due and I'M
paid and the terms OF said deed OF
trust otherwise broken, ! will, In order
70 satisfy the terms Of said trust at
the east door Of the Court House In
The City Of Mexico, Audrain county,
Missouri, on
Saturday, the 9th Day Of
July, A. D., 1902,
between the hours OF 10 a. m. and 2
p. m. sell said lands 10 the highest
bidder ror cash.
June 4th, 1902.
ids JOHN J. STEELE,
Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
Call and see sample rake.
Ferris s. Cauthorn.

Fire in the st. Louis Riding Acade-
my and Boarding Stables, at Locust
street and Claiming avenue, st. Louis,
destroyed the buildings, started a
panic among employees Of the Fried
mar Bros Shoe Company, and indi-
rectly caused the injury Of two fire.
men
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
INSTITUTE OPENED.
There is a Fair Attendance at the
School for Teachers North Side
School the Place.

The Audrain County Teachers In
stltute opened at the north side pub
lie school in this city Monday morn
ing with a fair-sixed attendance-there
will be a larger attendance later.
The list OF instructors is composed
OF these:
L. W. RAIDER, reading and literature,
psychology and pedagogy, organic cd
ucation and specialties.
Prof. Moore, language, grammar and
physiology.
Basil Brewer, arithmetic and geog-
j. N. Cross, history and spelling.
Those who who were registered at
noon Wednesday were;
II. Il. Shay, Bachelor.
J.. n. Rlney, Yandalia.
Estelle Boatman, Mexico.
Frances Cauthorn, Mexico.
w. e. Haggard, Mexico.
Bertha Snidow, Mexico.
Lucy Brown, Benton City.
closS' Me,oo'
Maiy O,ossi
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
Administratrix's Notice

Notice Is hereby given urtr y
Probate Court Of Audnih e-fia :
granted letters OF admlhh.tsis Z
the undersigned upon tne hssda
John n. Kunkel, deceas'''
date Of June 9, lao2 % >
And notice Is hereby ald .
persoEs having claims aeAinssnifd q
late thai they must be pf,s,a y
allowance 70 this court Wis y
year from the date OF saia t@o
unless presented within sheI q
from the date Of the sans
be forever barred. v5rNgFL
A C. kIs.Sairf
June I, lp0a 134t AdmlH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

Hon. JoHS a. KNOTT was in Mexico
Monday morning en- route to Galloway
county. The prospect is now good
for Mr., Knott being nominated as
Railroad Commissioner by acclama-
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