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The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-24
Memories Of Lady Terryson.

Shortly after Lady Tennyson's mar.
rIlre one OF her women friends wrote
the following; We would find Mrs.
Tcnnys son alone In the large drawing
dress OF soft gray merino trimmed
with velvet or fur, and with n long
train. n piece OF rich old lace, worn
instead Of n cap. dropping over her
hair behind and coming to n point In
front She was extremely kind In
lending us books; among these ! par
ticularly remember fchtc's philosoph'
ical works. which she admired greatly.
Her manner was always most gracious
ard dignih.d-porhaps rather laneuld,
but this aros. chiefly from lack OF vi
tali,y or physical strength"
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-24
GAmea and araIna.

have spent twelve years at the
University OF Cambridge and nlno
years OF this period have spcn, In
teaching. hay. always found tina,
the fool n, sports iS the fool a, books
Conversely. the good athlete is also u
good studcn, The explanation IL per,
tcetly simple. A man or woman with
nut brains cannot learn anything
rhcy viii be as sr.a, fools at games
~ they are fools al study y.--L.t tier In
london Mall.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-24

Velvet flowers in lovely shaded
colors are used on some of the best
hats.
Tight bodices and loose blouses will
share honors for some time to come.
New ostrich plumes show the light
color at the stem, deepening toward
the tip.
One plated length OF ribbon looks
like cross between a cockade and .
pompon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-24
Where Men Wear Combs.

Tho traveller In India is surprised
To see that men wear combs In their
hair much more than women do A
cihgaloso g.I tl"man wears what We
know aH n circular comb and very
ornamental back comb Of tortoise.
shell to gather his curly locks togcth.
or. He wears full beard also. but
his servant must trim his own. and
Ia only allowed to wear the circular
comb.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-24

is to cut the leaves from the net foun.
dation and apply on cotton. wool
or silk gown. Work over the design,
covering the figures well, with en-
broidered silk or mercerized cotton.
The result is excellent. The en-.
broidery stands out and the lace pat
tern answers the same purpose as n
stamped design and in most cases is
more attractive than the conventional
patterns found in the shops.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-24
Raspberry eavarian Cream.

Soften n quarter OF n packag. OF
gclatine In half cup of raspberry
Juice: dissolve over hot water: add
the juice OF half a lemon. n cupful of
raspberry juice and half cup OF
sugar: stir over ice water. and when
II begins TO set fold in cupiul
and half OF double cream beaten
solid. Pour into a mold. when cold
serve surrounded with the fro,h from
whipped cream.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-24
SHADING In Coiors,

Beautiful ostrich feather sets, mum
and long round boa. appear this .car
In the shaded effects which are 10 bo
found In 80 many things. THEW Is
the popular hcliotropc. shading to pal.
est lavender. and to go with anoihos
popular shade OF the scason-brown-
the feathers graduate from rich dark
tone to delicate cream. They arc
charming.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-24

inche and blue velvet. The Walstcoht
Is OF white cloth. ornamen,ed with
little gold buttons.
The full sleeves are finished with
bands OF white cloth. trimmed with
motifs OF the soutache and velvet,
which form loose cuns over tight
under Guns OF white cloth, ornamcnted
with gold buttons. The tucked collar
Is OF white. with a turnover OF blue
velvet,
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-24
Autumn CALLING costume.

Here is an attractive calling gown.
simple and in good taste. The ruf'ies
are finished at the bottom with folds
The bands are OF hand embroidered
strips OF the broadcloth OF which the
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-24
Pale Green Cloth Waist.

Blouse OF pale green cloth. trimmed
with straps Of white cloth. which are
themselves trimmed with rows OF pale
green soutache and with motifs OF sou
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-24

gown Is made. The vest.yoke and low.
er sleeves are Of tucked liberty silk.
The hat. with 4 soft roll and knot OF
velvet. is felt. both velvet and hat be
Ing II the new coque dc roche shades.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-24
.UtlllaINa Old laes.

A rapid and easy way of cmbroidcr'
ing and one which enables q woman
TO use up odds and ends Of old and
ssw isce. especially In aorG design.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-04-07

The attention Of the Democratic
voters of Audrain county is specially
called to the above notice Of the chair
man of the Democratic Central Com
mittee.
1t is to be seen, by said notice, that
the question OF having a primary to
nominate State officers is left entirely
to the Democratic voters at the pri-
mary to be held on the 18th day Of May
to nominate county officers.
Those Democrats who believe that
the rank and file Of the Democratic
party should have a voice in making
the nominations for State officers,
from Governor down, should not fail
to take advantage OF this opportunity
and should use their best efforts to ap
prise every Democrat within their
scope.
II the voter wishes to vote for a pri
mary let him scratch out the WORD
"No''; II he wishes TO vote against 4
let him scratch out the word Eyes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-04-07
Cbamu Clark's Appointments,

WASHINGTON, April q Represen'
tative Champ Clark to-day submitted
the following nominations at the
Navy Department for Annapolis:
William Reynolds Purnell, OF Bowl
ing Green, cadet; Elijah R. Lindley,
of Bowling Green, first alternate
Lloyd q. Stark, Of Bowling Green, sec
ond alternate; Harrison A. Eckles, o.
Warrenton, third alternate.
Albert J.. Hayden, of st. Paul, Mo.
cadet; Arthur Bloebaum, St Charles
first lieutenant; Ferdinand Murphy
Of St. Clair, second alternatei Thomal
Robert johnson, Of Fulton, third
alternate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-04-07
Best Cough Medicine for Children.

When you buy a cough medicine for
small children you want one In which
you can place implicit confidence.
You want one that not only relieves
but cures. You want one that is I'M
questionably harmless. You want one
that is pleasant to take. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy meets all Of
these conditions. There is nothing Sc
good for the coughs and colds incident
to childhood. 1t is also a certain pre-
ventive and cure for Group, and there
is no danger whatever from whoopinl
cough when 1t is given. 1t has beer
used In many epidemics Of that disease
with perfect success. For sale BY
Buckner 20 Whitney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-04-07
MISSOURI CONNECTS
USE DYNAMITE.
A RUSH FOR LIBERTY STOPPED
IN JEFFERSON CITY.
USE REVOLVERS IN THE ATTEMPT.
-Four Prisoners Dug Out Of a Cell il
the Penitentiary and Surprised a
Guard, but Were Caught by
Other Officers.

JEFFERSON CRY, April 5.-Early
this morning John Williams, an officer
in one OF the halls In The Missouri
penitentiary here, was startled by the
appearance OF four -convicts armed
with three revolyers and several sticks
of dynamite. The c~onvicts were
James Thornton, p. T. Ellis and James
Mcdonald, OF Platte county, and J. G.
Willard from Cape Girardeau county.
The first three are ten-year men,
sentenced for safe blowing, and have
been In the p~enitentiary twenty-six
months. Willard is a ~tiye-ycar man for
grand larceny and has been in the
penitentiary a year.
These desperadoes demanded OF the
officer that he give up his rifle and
keys, but he vas too clever for them.
He had turned in the alarm and other
officers came to his assistance almost
Immediately. The conyicts offered no
resistance and surrendered their arms
and ammunition. The convicts had
cut drought their cell walls, which
gave them admission to the main hall,
where Mr.. Williams was stationed.
How they came in the possession Of
the three r~evolvers and the dynamite
is a mystery to Warden Woodbridge
and the other prison associates. Th'
conyicts say they received the weapons
by express, but the prison officials SAY
that would be practically impossible
as every express package as well as al
mail and other articles for convicts !
examined In the Office before Delivers
to the convicts. Had these convict
overcome Williams and secured nj
gun and key to the outer door Of tn
hall, it is believed they would hav
gained their freedom through tn
main entrance of the institution b
either forcing the officers to pass ther
out or by blowing open with dynamit
the locks from the two large gate
!, through which they would have t
, pass.
; The convicts refused to disclos
their plan for escape. The prise
officials believe that the revolvers an
} dynamite were given to the prisoner
by some friend who visited them |
, the penitentiary. These convict
we're locked in new cells for safe keel
: ing, and an investigation OF their a
. tempted escape VIII be made by I'll
prison authorities.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-04-07
EXPECTED TO LOSE JEFFERSON
Hawes's Manager in County Frankly
States Reason for Making a Fight.

DE SoTo, Mo, April democratic
County Cmmmittinan w. A. WEIGH,
who had charge Of the campaign in the
primary here Saturday against Circuit
Attorney Folk, says that he expected
to lose, though he did not think the
majority against HAYES would be so
large.
In substantiation OF his assertion he
showed a couple Of slips Of paper which
he said he had prepared when the
fight against Folk was first organized.
"You can see from this that | thought
Folk would win by a majority ranging
from 800 to $780, he said.
"Then why did you make the ightY''
he was asked.
"Well, while we were keeping the
Folk forces down here in Jefferson
county" he explained, "they couldn't
be working any place else, could they
W. figured that perhaps Reed might
slip in some other counties In another
part OF the State and carry them whit
we were diverting the attention o.
Folks friends. And, despite the re
suit, / think that we kept them busl
fora short while, didn't we?n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-04-07
]. A. GOO|sbay
RUSH HILL, MO.
BUTLER GUTHRIE ASSIGNS.
c. T. Clark Has Charge Of His Bust
ness and viii Pay all Creditors
in Full.

M. B. Guthrie is temporarily en-
barrased and has made an assignment
TO @. f. Clark.
Mr.. Guthrie estimates his assets al
$4,000, and his liabilities at $780,
900. There is no question but what
Mr.. Guthrie's creditors will be paid in
full as soon as matters can be adjusted.
Mr.. Guthrie has large interests in
good land and live stock. Some of his
creditors were pushing him and Mr..
Guthrie thought In order not To
sacrifice any Of his holdings and pro
tect all alike he would assign.
The trouble is only temporary and
Mr.. Guthrie will soon have matters
Strengthened and all right.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-04-07
MAYOR REED LOSES HALF
OF HIS AUDIENCE.
Galloway Citizens Leave Court,
Room to Hear Doctor Tyrrell
Speak in Street at Fulton.

FULTON, Mo, April 4.-The Rev.
Frank G, Tyrrell, pastor Of the Mount
Cabanne Christian Church OF ST.
Louis, and Mayor James A. Reed
spoke in Fulton to-day. Mr. Tyrrell
dwelt on the st. Louis primaries and
State issues, while Mr.. Reed spoke in
the interest OF his candidacy for Gov
ernor.
Mr.. Tyrrell spoke in the open all
from the Courthouse steps TO an aud
ience Of 1900 persons, and Mr.. Reeds
address was delivered in the Court
room where Edward Butler, OF st
Louis was tried a few months ago.
Mr.. Reed began at | 4 o'clock, as an
nounced, and Mr.. Tyrrell began at
O'Clock. Reed was about half through
with his speech when Mr.. Tyrrell be
gan, and one or two OF the audience.
arising to leave, the Kansas City May
or said: "If any more Of you want Il
90 out to hear that Republican speak
I'll wait On you.s
This speech cost Mr.. Reed a full
half of his audience, and then he bit
terly denounced the action OF TIL
audience as 'insulting."
Doctor Tyrrell opened his address
by reading a letter concerning tn
Kansas City primaries Of March 10
written by probate Judge Guinotte
who was assaulted at the polls. Tn
letter was read in answer to Mr.. Reed
assertion that the stories concerning
the primaries were monstrous absurdi
ties. y
To-day was the day of the MONTH,
stock sale, and also the day Of the an
nual horse show, and with the politl
cal features to draw a crowd, a full 8,
900 Galloway farmers we're here.
The day was devoted to the discuss
ion of politics.
The Folk men are jubiliant over th
outcome OF the day and claim Oh
county by a large majority, while tn
followers OF Mr.. Reed, who seems I
be the man that will oppose Folk
this county, are making no claims
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-04-07

IHTE are in the market with
Wv a full line Of Implements,
Wagons, Buggies and Harness
this spring as usual We have
added this spring the Sattley
line Of Flows, C~ultiyators, Plan
tiers and Harrows, so don't fail
to see our Hummer Sulkey and
Gang Plows, and If you don't
buy a Hummer this spring you
will miss it, as they are the
lightest running and the easiest
handled and do the best work
Of any Plow in the market.
Don't fail to see our stock be-
fore buying, as we won't be un-
dersold, quality considered.
We are also agent for the
celebrated Plano Binder, the
machine that don't give you
trouble or miss a bundle.
We have also secured the
services Of j. W. Coleman in
our blacksmith department and
we will always be ready to do
your work.
Yours Truly,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-04-07

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HI wa hown with five cdB by hi sea and took first oTa field of xenhs y VI Oh mW @ n .n nine
"a in prizes two fair in 1895 toh Bs Al Cntah n regular rhBa mi fourth mmyh me wv S sMN nma and
teen entries From 1896 to 1900 he vas entered adh wn in all the large saddles stakes OF M m~ nm smv
CdMhm dr rarely ever allied to carry of first mox KESAow record swumub0qh 80 man
stallion he vas ever hna against Hehs bemSMpd9 900 msa dh has wnsW"@ more Mmnrm his Oct
Mhe Russell sold in New York for $780, and to-day u @ntf doefr sal aa fa%nau Ply ps ~Sss w
Ike r 3yearod apa ednga Did for $780, Nellie Dne $500 Buyers oma nd WANT NM uMo w.
week A35arod mare shown twelve times in 1908 got ten Bsandt@ s%% seconds An An re- smnn n 70 Mseo
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Little TX was Iowna tall the fairs as fall and lever vas beaten in hi class and ow Ha m "a @~
.e ST. oms Horse show Fine prices have been offered for ohrc dsd TX Hhab been a ia IKE dme @I
hwh horses but at the Stree Fair Meco hSc cote everything uHs med NL Hn "N yes W~pa
and raised K from colt Tohy he lands hhbM zone owner and never had hWom ew mm mh m ms %MM
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second dan by Green Mountain MomIh m dam Rocky Mountain nyeeLm onughDrh u" ~"
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feet long au neck fine name mdh TAIL goods styles and wthd grand individual He an extra MD %@u
is we'll ged When it comes to knee IN hNk athn he Bun4uaIed Ike cWSde commissioning" "
price nM country nM yo other hMesg tn dissection - 49,.
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will serve mares ats 2Wa n;s5Mn insure in hass $4,000 insure ahKnga COLT
Ihw fine 4yardd JACK (which wills at nea same place Sl
Care tn hpevntac btno responsibility assumed
Famesh look to orh hmSl Breed ba 90 hme vhney o haw an opportunity
Pasture will be furnished at $500 per month.
u. :, Harrison, Is e.Enaml R. P. MOORE, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-04-07
FOLK gets fancy DELEGATION.

FoRsYTH, April The fancy
County Democratic Convention at
Klsse Mills to-day elected delegates to
the State Convention instructed TO
cast the vote OF the county for Folk
for Governor as long as there was any
chance for nomination.
Delegates to the state Convention
were further instructed for Sam Cook
for Secretary Of State, Allen for Audi.
tor and Bronaugh for Railroad Com
| missioner.
The sentiment was all for Folk and
against Doodle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-04-07
COUNTIES FOR FOLK
The St. Louis Attorney Wins in JEFF
ferson, Cooper, Maries, Web
ster, Ozark, Scott and
fancy Saturday.
coorEn soLlp Rom FoLK.

BooNyILLE, April Folk carried
Cooper county overwhelmingly in to-
days township meetings, which were
held for the purpose Of naming dele
gates to the County Convention, which
meets here Monday, April 4, to elect
delegates to the State nominating and
other Democratic Conventions.
Mondays convention here will be
composed Of fifty-6ye delegates Folk
carried thirteen townships aud Reed
one, which gives Mr.. Folk tlfty-two
delegates.
The completeness OF Folks victory
is shown by the Official returns lie
carried Palestine township by 81 10 8;
Kelley, 100 10 2; Lamine, 40 TO q Prai'
| rie Home, every vote; Pilot Grove, 4s
Is; Boonville, ISL TO O; Clear Greek, &C
to 20; Clark's Fork, every vote; Sa'
line, lao to 20; Otterville, 81 to 8; LIE
banon, 40 to /; North Monitean, p Z
is.
In Blackwater the voters DIVIDED vi
In two lines-Folk and anti-Folk. The
latter carried the township by 45 to %
The anti-Folk mel then selected tire,
Reed delegates.
The victory is, in a large measure
attributed to MI. Folks presence ant
speecheo at Pilot Grove and BoonuiIl'
Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-04-07
Notice of Letters Testamen.

Notice is hereby given that
t~estamentary upon the es
Oscar Krieger, deceased, were
by the Probate Court OF
County to the undersigned,
date April 4, 1904.
All persons having claims
said estate are required to
them for allowances to the uni
ed executor within one year a
date OF said letters, or they
precluded from any benefit
estate, and II such claims be
hibited within two years irl
time OF the publication OF this
they will be forever barred.
NORTH MISSOURI TRUST
BY w. W. Pollock, Presidel
and JULIUS KRIEdER,
AT Exec
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-04-07
PROBATE COURT DOCKET
MAY TERM, 1904.
MONDAY, MAY 9ru.


Est Thos Harrison, J S Hender|
adm, final.
Est Wilson Adams, ] e Jesse. q,
dian, annual. ~
Est Mary and Cordie Bolts.
Bolts, guardian, annual.
Est Chas Bradley, ] e Jesse. al
dian, annual. "
Est Peter Burkey, Catherine \
! key, adm, annual.
Est Ben Canada, ] II Canada Il
dian, annual.
/ Est Nancy d Carter, O0D
A " Edmopston, adms, final.
Est COrnelia Detienne, NJ IL
teinne, guardian, annual
Est ] Il Edwards + Edwards. u|
dian, annual. II
Est Henry Il ellis, Minnie nj
executrix, final.
TUESDAY, MAY l0Tu.
Est Geo A Gilbert, admx, final,
Est Guy D Macfarlane, Aljo|
Macfarlane, guardian annual.
Est Otto Machin, Ed Machln, d
tor, annual.
Est W b Mcintyre, Rella McIn|
adm, final.
Est Jas O'Brien ct al, Annie 0
en-, guardian, annual.
Est Sarah | Sparks, O ClarE|
final.
Est J II Strickland, J E
guard, annual.
Est VIM Tomllnson, Ed TomlI|
guard, annual.
Est Sarah A Lewis, ed Tomli|
adm, final.
Est Ann e Underwood, S
wood, exparte, final.
WEDNESDAY, MAY l1TH.
4 Est Nicholas Sneed, A Sneed
parte, final.
|, Est Eliza A Sneed, A Sneed,
annual.
Esv r Cand Ell Watts, Ida ] v
i guardian, annual.
y Est Ward Heirs, p Considine,
!, tor, annual.
u Est Jas II Worsham, ] e JeSSd
final.
i, Est X and L Young, JTF|
= curator, annual.
, Est Herbert Branstetter ct all
. Glascock, guardian, annual.
D.. Est Dora M Baker, w II |
/ guardian, annual.
Est Jas r Brown, ] r Brown,
dian, annual.
III Est Knifong Heirs, G w
d guardian annual.
l.. THURSDAY, MAY 18TH.
Est A G and ] e Poore, J Fl
guardian, final.
RI Est John w Carr, M. A Carr,
d final.
Est Samuel Patterson, exc
:, final.
u Est e Bolts ct al J DIT
er guardian, final.
err Est L Giltrap, j E Jesse, adm
Est Thos Geiler, Jr, Thos Gel
- guardian, annual.
- Est Creed G Lewis ct al, Nd
Lewis, guardian, annual.
Est A M Lewis, A ] Dento1
annual
Est Stephen Buscher, May 81
gdmx, annual.
Est Mamie ] Mclean, u Nj
adm, annual.
FRIDAY, MAY 18TH.
Est Rufus b Drown, Mary A
administrative, annual.
Est Henry Plate, Hugo PHI
ministrator, annual.
Est Lulu B Mackey, J W |
administrator, annual.
Est TT Sumner, Martha + /
administrative, annual.
Est w L French, 5 p Gull
parte, annual.
Est John Kobush, J II Jesse
i~strator, annual.
Est Jas II Shock, Martha H.,
administrative, annual.
Est w II Mccoy, l. w McCol
dian, annual
Est VIM Johnson, J If j
exparte, final.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-04-07
COMMITTEE REvERsEs ITSELF
Galloway County Democrats viii Have
Primary for State Offices.

FULTON, Mo-, April 4.-The Gala
way County Democratic Central Com
mittee today called a primary on all
State offices, to be held April 30, the
day previously set for the nomina-
tion Of a county ticket. The vote in
the committee for the primary was
unanimous.
The committee, at a meeting held
January 4, refused to call a primary
on the State officers.
The Folk men OF the county then
began an organized effort to secure
PRIMARY, and to that and they circu
lated petitions addressed to members
OF the committee who had voted
against a primary. In most of the
townships where the petitions wer'
circulated, nineteen out Of twenty o
those to whom the petition was pre-
sented signed it.
The meeting OF the committee wa
attended by a large number Of promi
nent Democrats OF the country, VIII
were intent on securing a primary.
Muslin Underwear at less thai
manufacturers prices,
RfcH rrre &, ExNfoNe N n IN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-04-07
lFoLK SAFELY LEADS IN SCOTT.

FOLK SAFELY LEADS IN SCOTT.
DRAM, April IA heavy vote was
polled in the Scott county Democratic
primaries to-day. At this hour exact
figures are not o~btainable. Sufficient
returns, however, by telephone have
been received to show that Folk is in
the lead safely by several hundred.
At every school house In the county
| Folk clubs were organized in the
course OF the campaign.
In most Of these meetings were held
last and the members, composed prin'
cipally Of farmers, came to a united
understanding.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-04-07

New Hampshire's building at the
Worlds Fair will be the historic old
house at Salisbury in which Daniel
Webster was born. The structure will
be torn down and shipped to st. Louis
where 1t viii be regretted. 1t will
contain many interesting relics OF
Colonial DAYS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-04-07

THE LEDGER regrets very much tc
announce the assignment Of NJ. b.
Guthrie a young man who is always
found spending his money in and fol
Audrain county, doing much for the
breeding and growing Of fine stock Of
all kinds. MI. Guthrie's many friends
will be glad to know that his embar'
rassment is only temporary and that
be will soon be on his feet again al
right.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-04-07
roLk cARnIEs ozAnK oouNrY.

WEST PLAINS, April 2. Report:
from Ozark county, where school dis
trict elections we're held to-day tt
choose delegates to the County Con
ventlon, which meets at Gainesville
Monday, show that Joseph w. Folk
has the decided advantage and will
control Mondays gathering.
Judge Evans, OF West Plains, has
been looking after Mr.. Folks candi
dacy, and is at present in Gainesville.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-04-07

Miss MAReARET MCFARLAND, Of
New Athens, o., has offered thu
Worlds Fair authorities for an exhib'
1t, the old school teachers desk from
the school room where General Custer
taught. Her father bought the desk
when the old school house was torn
down
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-04-07
r1Lk SWEEPS MAR1Es oouNrY

BELLE, April 2.-Folk won an over
whelming victory In Maries county to
day. He received l,026 votes so Reeds
10 and Hawes' 16, with one township
TO hear from.
All the townships have been heard
from except Spring Creek, which polls
a vote OF about sixty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-04-07

AT the Moberly conference Of the
First NJ. E. church Rev. e. ]. Gale, Of
Sumner, was appointed to the pastor.
ate Of the Mexico church and will ar.
rive this week to take charge OF bis
new work. Rev. Mr.. Gale came to
Missouri from Vermont about sia
months ago and is a man Of ability.
His wife will accompany him to this