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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-03-12
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Quite a Change of Sentiment.


Daily States.
The Rev. Francis 81. Rowley OF
the First Baptist Church OF Bos-
ton, recently made what he called
ian appeal to the North for the
Negro" He frankly declares that
he is astcnished by the change Of
sentiment IN New England toward
the negro, and appalled, by the
fact that the people Of Boston sp-
plaud the arguments offered in
favor of disfranchising the negroes
in the South. He has seen and
heard these things and comment
ing on a recent speech delivered
in Boston by Congressman Hard
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-03-12
FOUND

One Creole horse and saddle found at
Duchan,D station. not branded. Owner
can come. prove his property. and pay
cost.
Louis P. Olivier,
Broussard. La.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14

ca = subterfnge. Parker came cut OF
the convention . bigger man than
when be went into il, not alone be-
cause be was nominated, hut still
more because he revealed 70 The coun-
Try that be possesses those qualities
that TT him for . capable leadership.
Among those who took part In the
proceedings Of the convention MI.
Bryan was easily and by far the most
commanding figure He was iercely
zszalled By men who but yesterday
would have crowned him king, but he
lowered amongst them As q giant
amongst pygnies- Compared to most
Of them be shone Al q star 10 compaT-
ison with the pbospbOreseent CLEAN
Of lightning b0gS.
HE Is still the greatest Democrat
10 America and the Idol Of the peo-
pie. One blast Of his bugle horn Is
worth . million men, and the service
be will render the ticket will be worth
more than that Of all bis d~etractors
combined.
81 talked with Mr.. Bryan yester-
dap. He viii stand By the flag.
Il knoE Judge Parker. He Is = high
type Of = man. IL elected, be will
make . great President / shall have
many good words 70 say FOR him, bot.
thank God, i shall not be found
among those who think that 70 praise
Parker they must abuse Bryan. I'd
rather be : dog and bay at the moon
than such 3 MAJ"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14
ATTACK Is REPULsKB
Pert Arthur Hsxhar Wifhztoed gsH'
Esss TaPsas Bs1bardzs1t
Sunday Morning.

cHKxBDo, J19Y iL-A E1E0EeE who
sst P0xt AFthzy q Sundzy at L..
am that TIE japanese zzde Al al
tsck ufsh t0rpe1s boan 1t 1se1ek
san1zy n7Sxning and atts@pied 70
p@aesszte TIE szxfsx- Tssy ere re-
p4sz1-
IL RzAzzs z1zaE that 0Fsr L so
E0zn1e1 have arrived II P5<t ArEksr
SAGE Frs2zy x.s thai zsaET z8sze are
ss c1Ese
IL Is rsporen EAat TIE hospitals
already we're exg@as1 befNe Ehez<
.ane ia. 1os th@ essg ID lard pressed
x4ny rezase1e@ h4Fs hesn egaVsEEed
tzto eassTEszeT hEspitaA&
gAPASEsK sEzzE PTxHz4K.
YFx-KSW. JAW H-JzpaDese EeszkA
have been seen g KaiCbOS. Il n
belisssd that thsT are keeping in
to1sh ~1tb toe Advance q the land
forces and tfsat il the Japanese szks
TsTeh@KAio shich ID thoashs 10 b
their O5Jsel IL = believed that land
nx zfi be made simultaneously a
YI0-KoN
TIE japanese begzn W push theil
Advance north At dawn co July .
after taklng KziChOs, and since tbeE
they have proceeded steadily. Thsy
kept their artillery ueII 70 the fF0ni
and sheIled and occupied Hntzan. !
miles north q KsLChOw, AZ nooE
jugs. 1t n0s reported that thel
are IN close to0eh vith TalTche-Eia6
General Okn \ said 70 be wearing Z
Chinese costume.
japanese scouts are close 70 Vim
Kos. They can Be seen On the neigh
boring bill TOPS, from which they &C
csSs0nAIly IRE ca the Russian ont
urNfa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14
5000 xEx our.
Packing House Employees Not Salts
fed With Pay May be Long
War.

Fifty thousand emplOyes o. packing
houses 10 81. Louis, Chicago. New
YORK, 81. Joseph. Omaha, Kansas
City. ST. Paul aSd Fort Worth vent
on a strike Tuesday az noon
The chief issue at stake being the
securing Of a new contract between
the employers and the union. The
old contract expired May . and, since
then, Negotiations have been In pro-
gresS. The increase Is demanded for
both skilled and unsklIled labor. The
employers have expressed 4 willing
ness 70 increase the pay Of skilled EN-.
ployes, bot not that o. unskilIed men.
The employers say they have offered
to refer the negotiations to an i'm
partial commission
The companies involved are Ar
mDur, Swift. Nelson Morris, SchEarz-
child s S0lzbeFger. Cudahy and the
National.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14
MssoUzIsExArog HAS CHANG
ID HI MU AEou
TE TUEGRAM
HEIflEEEliEH
sxys gzAgs FErksr Was E1rInzng a
Bsesne tie Bzns&ElkzT 4 N
Euzi@ q cszeszlnszf
~ szkserfgrHm
Ezgssfn Rry1A

JEFFERSON CzgEs JGsy I2-S@uzta
~ J. Sass sS1aghs aps szs s< ti
1s9lzE stzsezsEE caacernkg khe pann
S1ss5an af AIsun q Pzxkes arc -
fzzzgss Px-ksr sesagrEm1
MY &rS tzpEazss1 wEk skzzx -
whEas thizg szs r<zlr1zzs1 Is h1s
q EnStex zppsarxuee 2n9 I fet TIA,
TIE c~1Gve11zn lad hs<z hannse1-
WIS mck zhca wien HIS teiezrzz
Iezzzs and wzz znaAae &c he In tie canI
vzrsonL IL l cs@M have ke<z At ~
|ernFs1tise n that uzeI SsuA hav,
1r.a vsdee . tAestr1ag fzeizg i bad
n ths szbeeE Ew i fesE zzxry and
rssE11A
Sl1ee lie cnGEe11ks1 z~cF91r1ec
|hszgser. | kzFs heen 16rssesa q tsEng1
Ifrss satisfy 1E thai g11gs FzzEsr
acted n god faith md n ! z1nll
gar. Tai hz view we're wifhax6 q,
|EpSxezze6 canfrzu . lbs i1szrne
stdn ID, / tkAnk- hsyuna 6ozsE and
sken ~ fozzs COZ that his instrac
tko1s were hgsnz o&rEgzrs1 &Dd fhai
be Ezk ssszt - b ra1ee1 "a = fzax
pnssts11- he srt . srszps~y tes
gram 70 GsEerox SEzhxn 6ecEzrs1s
thai his Vi<ss ts Dzae koOmn % ~
.coeEentto1- That Yrs spsndd ana
MANLY att
"WberbeToEs mgzgrse stfh J9dgI
Parker in All tbl1E % Bgz al DGs'
lco1oede thzf h = Ez6< q he stat
thai e1zzz11s universal c1&anoe
He EEs uusiIling % beeozs the ben
eacE4gy Of n sFzS6o1, = eozcezkMenl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14
AEGRRED NEGRO PARsOE
LOOKS TO ROOSEVELT
Declares Refusal of Oyster Bay Bar
Der To Shave Him an Insult and
Outrage in Presidents Town

OYsTER BAY. July H.-"Presidenl
Roosevelt is . friend q Booker T.
Washington and IS trying TO elevate
the colOred race. and ! look To him fOl
sympathy ia a personal affair like
this"
The Revered James I. GsskiH, pas.
tor Of the African n. v church here,
made this statement and waved sroth
to-day over the refusal Of Oyster BAYS
eminent tOnsoriaIist, David Newport,
TO shave him.
"There is population Of 600 negroes
here, exclaimed the angry pzrson To-
day. They are all followers Of mine
and belong 70 my church. They are
greatly incensed over the insult and |
am doing ny best 70 keep them down.
II they should attack the harber shop
1t would be against ny wish.
sits a public outrage fora barber
10 President ROseyeIt's own town to
refuse % shave = gentleman and :
man Of culture, even II he Is color
al y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14
ANOTHER can,
Charles ]. Denny, of St. IO.s
Third to Ask the Courts N.,n

81. LOUIS July n.-Wheu n. /.
OF Charles J. Denny, an ex.peps.'
the ST. Louis municipal as,.,.s
charged with bribery in eonDs,'
with the city lighting deal, WA !
ed In the St Louis circuit cons
day, the defendant entered a M
guilty. Sentence was deterra !.
July IS.
Denny Is the third OF the MINIS
~ex-memben Of the m%unieipal ,S,.',
indicted on various charges n /,
ling, who has pleaded GUILTY. N
two exceptions, the trials Of tbsl,
sOciates have resulted in their A.,
ton.
Charles J. Denny was the yOu,,
member Of the house OF delegts'
the time the Doodle Legislation !.
through. He served two terms ,,
to his election be was a clerk IN /
Office Of the Missouri Pacific Al !
|enth and Poplar streets. SIu0
conviction on the charge Of bayIw,
cepted q bride for his vote on Incl
burban bill and his sentence 70 |
years in the penitentiary, be has !
married. He sat 10 the house d i
gates sometime after his first cnI
tion
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14

whereas, w. L. Holden and Eiu
+. Holden, bis wife, by their cl1
deed Of trust dated June Y, ]
and recorded In Deed OF Trust b
No.25, page I52, in the Recordefsd
OF Audrain County, Missouri, con-
ed to the trustee In said deed nIl
the following described real estaki
uated, lying and being in the @1
Of Audrain and the state Of MiMs
tO-wit:
The west one-half OF the SOUTH
quarter and the southwest quaIA|
section nineteen tl9l, township .
one t5l), range seven On west d
9Th D. m.
Which said conveyance was na1I
trust to secure the payment Of cFl
| promiss0ry notes In said deed Of "a
fully described. And, where's =
described notes are now due and
main unpaid. Now, Therefore, ~
request OF tie legal holder da
uotco aAia al VI Wv ~
ions Of said deed OF trust, wHL
Mexico, Mo-, on
Saturday, August 6, NV
between the hours Of 9 OtlGtI
m. and 5 D. m. OF that day, at los ?
front door Of the court hoaS 10
city OF Mexico, In Audraln eell
Missouri, sell the above described
estate, or as much thereof IS may
necessary TO pay OIL said deed o. y
and expenses OF executing tns Y
at public auction 10 the higbes' I
der, for cash.
j. L. GALAwAi,
ids Trusts
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14

Whereas, Death has stilled he loyal
heart Of our beloved friend and Co
worker, MISC. =. Clark, in the midst
q her useful and energetic life; and,
Whereas, She vas a kind and
thoughtful nelghbor. q loyal and true
friend, a loving and dutiful mother, a
devoted wife, q jealous Christian
worker and a faithful member Of the
Whatsoever Circle Of the Kings
Daughters and Sons and a member Of
Of the Beard Of Directors, thus max
ing her life tell for good In the com-
munity while she lived, and leaving
an influence that fingers with Us like
benedictiOn, nov that she Is gone.
Therefore, belt
Resolved, First: That though be-
reft Of our most active worker We
will now redouble our efforts 10 bring
It 70 pass lvizl the completion Of the
Old Ladies' Home, which was her
daily thought and prayer.
Second: That We, the members Of.
the Whatsoever Circle Of the Kings.
Daughters and Sons and BOard Of
Directors. extend cur deepest sympa-
thy 70 the bereayed family and assure
them that we noun with them and
that their grief differs from onrs only
In degree.
Third: That we each have lost >
personal friend, q valued and reliable
counselor and = faithful e0-worker.
Fourth: That . copy o. these En-
pFeszions Of our regard be spread upo1
The minutes Of cur Circle and Board,
and published In III city papers and
J copy sent 10 the beresyed family.
COMMITTEE or RESOLUTIONS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14
Notice Of Letters Testamsnt1g

Notice Is hereby given that y,
t~estamentary upon the estate
drew ]. Fry, deceased, were gfaSe
the Probate Court Of Audrail y, j
70 the undersigned, bearing da's =
2, 1904.
All persons having claims W
said estate are required 70 ss
them for allowances TO the unasns
ed executors within one year aln
date OF said letters, or they I,
precluded from any beneaI y !,
estate, and II such claims Be sa
hibited within two yeaH ~
time Of the publication Of thA "
they will be forever barred. =
A. J. FRI, "
B. S. FL
I-.4t EYeuFn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14
HEKocRATIc x0xKKEF0z VICE
PzEDNT FoUKDs E0sFT1-
Al o0LGKsR
'EILN ElET azNL H1gSR
Frfhsxr If D-esskspznsas n HhI
ssa.s csaH-vzavsss Essirnzss1
= h wzth ssx NiIlisn
DszGa xsE ConPass-
ing RailrusA

CrNsEzzkxD Nd, 1alT lex,
Senafnr Hsar GzzzHzy Davis Dez-
uerzskc noxInes fox ysee PrszEenL 4
greatly keasses II ElkiBx W. "a. Ny
hone. a beAntif1l eliy. phsch b.
has tesn zrgsL i~sssrauentzl in Dc
Eel9psHg
h f1znfs6 the Dark Nesa0rizI
Hospital a. EkiuS Ehich est 81.
oa IL Is % she mensnSy q his s10,
Harry Davis ~Eo was 1DcdenkzIiy
drswned ubIse cruising tie African
east
HIS boty uzS ETer recovered
WITH his s0u-sa-AR, Senator Ktitns
NJ. Laws euaaxe9 The Dzgs.and
E1kins Prezbyterian Collegeat Ezki1k
whseh vail s11n he dedicated he wal
zs0 izssrUnertal in the erecfha d
uhe Davis Menwizi Presbyterian
sehzc5 az Ekin<
He fou1ded the DAVIS Free Scboal
- Piedmant ". Va, the scene o. BIZ
early business opeEatign& He has
huflt aHunber 81 schoeIn0uses suf 0.
ais means and hzs h@sn = 1ated friend
q ~educafiOu-
He 5 Esnuzzd Eitb many enter
prisss. especially banking. thai have
helped the d~esskYnsent uf mzny wesi
Virginia towns
His daughter. Mrs Eikins. Eife q
Senator EkfnS wifh bis aid, has en-
cozr1ged the village improvement
feature At Ekirx giving IN the Nigh
bSrhood Of 100 valuable prizSannusiIg
70 encourage yonng people in that d.
rectt1n-
Mr.. Davis wealth IS conseryatiFely
la1lnated al . ,0s8o0o with01t Dor.
nxing = cent M foating bUnd, he i
nos completing the Coke and Goa
rzilr0zd z2aornlIe system. which vii
be a great boom TO Central West Wiz
gina The EimltleSs resources, Of
which lie practically undevel0ped. lie
Osns 100. 900 acres 81 West Virginia
lands He b knoun zs the father
o. the State development and IS Eery
popular with The masseS because hi
l~f5erzllty has been resultant in mani
thousands obtaining employment
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14

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Ia b tke BE.hpzsI Deznrrz1Se Cnx-
Eszxsgz il s. LozA 8zVx ~Esukxk-
1s 81 zzzF z1a<SEa sEzzS t4e
ExEkusa1 DsDssrz1& CnFezttH ~
2suzrzeS eEkGEM rs tks kHEz ~
|Ezxkzke e - eA~zzr1erzszaz N ue
SE1nExs1s6 rsrzze@cE C. ScEsAs<E
hshae<x Ia see eu1szez a IA sezH1zx
TIE Ezsgrity was frzz k~zgi1nAaE .
ezs xz=t h csEsszE8az ~ Ssz1kzE
zz-1sh1 SezrS WAEEns. Ckzzp
CuE T1sz ". Dzz Ss.atsx t.
sEan zzrs Gv5sranx y1r&EzaG zassns
EEHx AID u szz tae coc3esas hrsa&
e1 Rzezx sssssrsF eEer wstzrz
- q e1uVenEk1G wk3e& -
zzse~zE q sxE9aszz2 AEexaezs
kA1GrJ AEreEssxEszs ssazeehzzgz
sw sze Ez1F 81 u PlstS1zl se8so-
uEax
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14
grocx AxD rARx NOTES


Roe z Cable rscsatly sold . Q
s.zrr a blsek mares 70 JET Bridgforos
a PARIS. fer ss7& The animals an
be taken 10 san Francisco
Ian Rooey bOsds The Iezsber medal
for TIE biggest Iauhsdsiiverec atooss
10 ar. He had ten weighing = % le'
.nx.4a then Averaging oVsf ie0 ips.
Iaa~rs;yno u ouaniry 10 niles square
a.sz MAID more mules ere fed Tran
~ anx ssniIzr ssciion 10 lbess paris
At uresent MeCzrtFk Son are fed.
5o~ eyerailo loads Dan and Jim Bryan
nave Gaines s sua . lad, Dick
Rakerakad. y. Azek a lad, Llge
Atterbzya bad, AndeFS0n AezdoMs
IA kzsd. Geo Sanders q had, J. =.
lLsrrsck 4 lad. Gaines & son ano
Bos Duacan ara aisefsding cattle :
PARIS Appeal
j.. Z. Iashnasa represented AndAln
esun.- We aa tn-days cattle market
ia ouecar shipnent-J T. johnson
wss weil-knOwn Washington county
We. shlpper who had sheep On sax
tbx no<nlnx.-John r. snOtssll, tht
bx shipper frDn Auduin eoanty' MO-,
Ihad coaslznnsents q cattle, hogs. and
sbeep here this RsoFhing.-J. D. Lev
eur 4 veil know feeder and shippel
fom Audain county, No, had lone
ear shipment q cattle on ale-LAf'
Stock Reporter
Johusn s. Lewiz sh0 ship exten'
siyeIy from Audrain e0anty, Mo-, hai
IA cattle tO-dzy.-E j. Sbobe, wnt
shfps REGULARLY from Asdrain county,
No, xs here Nith cattle this morn
Iiux-w. z Cunningham Of Andfair
couniy, No, vas among the vel
kuown stockmen having both cattle
and shsep "a Sale-POwell & Anndyi
of Aadrzln county, No. hada eonsign
ueut q hogs here. H. Sooti The
regular A8drzin county, No, shipper
sent ia cattle to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14

IEkz = c4nG1zte ~ lie gnzEAaY
Fx<kex Azzszzeex Ez Pszsan

81. LcEES gEF A-AGorEEx -
ErewzzEzEs Jhz Haksy Cas-
e Za1ee@ ggzez Hxkrs tsaszz
. Ia DzDcx1tsc zzssanzE cz1re@
tzs1 sz.1r1RF rSlzEEse e ne z1zeg
Sazk n shs rGzxssrE " zckssse Ersz
<iEzR tzEs the DGlacrzssc Hkan1lrse sar
TEEas5Ezz hzs za1s4 Esxz5 Is &c A
s&wzss1 shs Z1us4 zassrhcR Der
M rhz azAku Ez b szk aczR
sz3zsk ~ s1ee q Tx NeE Ycxk
cert e zppez1s AID az gnezzsan WIS
EA&sHa - 60 his Taxss recor1 he
Ez :
uZl wF1te = kfzer Er pzkzsz-
iSo - che essdsH5E szazAsg l rsses
tx BrFH b11 Is Ezss se E1hAaeH
n ne rsezk bseszss TIE eNs ssaz-
MffEse zeeH s1az 10 EaSarse ne ssr
the B1zr=ksp nsmnAazssna I wznf
she eaGsMlfEee 10 knYH Az
hsw I use IN lssE I11aT s1a ~
sr fzase eussz
In spe1kizE q tAk i1eS1ent kzEz
nAgAl Eesre<aEztlse GAia~s Sad
TIE kt1er wxs then and Ehsrs
uriften h Ezbess Lansovsh, wbsl was
azz1g th@ i~esafEsan He gave tie
sst1ex, ~ he ha1 M . the yez Tork
Pres Tbs gsdre Parker also bnsa
z& Mr.. Dzngagth N EashAngsan
naeently tod nse ha lad this letter In
hAs p-aaeSEsa1- Tbs ID It's iexL omit
ttng the N3arezA TIE azte, SeptezhEr
q, IsE-s
MI DxAK D4xEoxTss IL Is En-
Ezrssy fight Scr pa 10 king h EF
Ex<ztkaa = QEesttsn WhieA TIE
xnesFe frse11s q Mr. Rryzn are
pvezzing Ep1n Ys@ / can frankly
x21 Enoeresy Ezy - ys1 tkat I
Fa<ed f1r the 1sz n&tsaczl noznk-
BeS1 TIE Dez1Erzfas pzrfF, AL
have s0sed far al regular nezno
cratic n1ziBees S1ne / had =
F1sR
The gid cgzDtksee next car met
and in1srsed ledge Parker To ne
Js1g< Parker Ad-zs I~rscolLect- Ser
erzl 2ezbers q ths c0amitsse net
ne Afterwards ard zsxA shy ! didnsE
salt aau they had hnasrsed me b.
fore paakshing this setaer- / tsAa
thez / wzafea them 80 kings TIE fsct
befoEe tbeg Acted
-J11ge Pa<kGk tHegrzn 10 Mr..
Sseehxa ~zz proaapsed By the same
u1nly. frank spirit whlrh impelIea
thS Elliott DanforEh setteE.-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14
IGORRoTEs DISCARD PAETg
Governor Hunt Pleads With RilipiEss
to Wear Ees Clothing, But
They Refuse.

From TIE st LDEisE ep9bsie.
The little Co0ey Island bathing suit
ordered By the Var Department fol
the Filipino Igorrotes at the Worlds
Fair have as pet not met The approval
Of the latter.
They refuse 10 scar them. YesteY-
day, for the irxt time, half q dozen a
the IgorrOtez we're supplied with The
new dress. The pants are Of short
length, reaching TO about the knees.
They are made Of an excellent quality
Of silk and represent in color delicate
shades Of pink and green.
Governor Hunt. 10 charge or the
little people, pleaded with them yes-
terday for some time. and finally
persuaded them 70 put co the cloth
Ing. Later In the afternoon Hunt dis
covered the parts hanging on the
bushes about the village. The Igor
rotes has issued their ultimatum re-
garding the order Governor Hunt
says. however, that be will compel
them 10 wear the pants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14

THE MEXICO Brick Company h ar
ranging 70 establish It's plsnt for max
Ing paving brick betseen the two rail
roads near Poilock's MILL This xil
give the Company the advantage d
shipping facilities Oyer ali three d
tbe razdG. The MEXICO Brick CON
pany expects 10 DO an extensive bust
ness 10 TIE way o. manufacturing paw.
fng fsrtek
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14
Notice Of Final settlsmsHt

Notice Is hereby given TO az ",
itors and others interested ID
tate Of ]. D. Spratt deceased ~
b. II. Downing and Robert
ecutors Of said estate, will - :
settlement OF said estate 81
term Of said Probate Court q , &
County, Missouri, 10 be helG VA
leo Missouri. on the seo0nd
In August 1904.
b. III. DoWSiNe
ID. No EIeuS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14
NOT A PATENT MEDICINE.
Hyomei, the Guaranteed CstzrTh
Cure. Prescribed BY Physicians

No one should eonfound Hyo1eI
wfth patens medicines that are adver.
tised 70 cure eatarrh 1t Is n far 81
perfor 70 them a. the diamond b more
valuable than cheap glass. Their eom.
position Is secret bat HyUmei give
It's formula 90 all reputable PHYSICIANS
Is II not foolish % try and cure c.,
taFrb By swallowing tablets or l1uids:
The only natural var 10 cure this dis
ease and all ether diseases o. the re.
spirztofy organs Is TO breathe Hyo-
mel.
This treatment has been 10 success
fol. curing - per cent. Of all who have
used IL, that Hy0mel Is nos sold By
Woodbridge s. Purdy under an absolute
guarantee 70 refund the money IL II
does not cure. You run no risk what
ever In buying Hyonei. II It did not
posses unusual powers TO cure, 10
eouh not be sold upon this plan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14

II the death Of Mrs G. r. Clzrk
Mexico kses one a its Modest women.
Mrs. Clark waS among the first IN all
church and charity work, being par
tlc1Izrig prominent IN the Kings
Daughters movement to build the Old
Ladies Home. Hon. c. y Clark has
the sympathy Of all CUR people IN the
Ices Of bis devoted wife.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14
80


THE Angel Of Death has again Wis
tied Dol circle Of Kings Daughter
and Sons and taken from US our deal
Mrs Clark, who died Monday, July
II, 1904. We deeply realize her loss Il
our Circle and the Old Ladies' Home:
however, 1t is but the passing from
labor 70 the reward, which awaits oui
gentle, faithful friend and cO-worker
We extend u tenderest sympathy u
the breaved family and commend
them 70 Him who has said; 80, ]
am witb you always"
Committee from
KISs's DAUeBTKRis CIRCLE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14
No.io. Of Final settlsnsst

Notice Is hereby given to al y
ors and Others interested IN I1s =
of George A. Gilbert, deceased
Hannah Gilbert, Administissn
said estate, intend 10 make 10 !
Element OF said estate, and y
final discharge at the next ~
the Probate Court OF AudralhV
Missouri, to be held at ts
House In Mexico, Missouri y
second Monday in August, tow
Sth day OF August, 1904, Or
thereafter as | can be heard.
HANNAH G1LBkhl,
I'd. Adminlstrap
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14

THE S.. Louis star makes : grezl
bAOs ABOUT Publishing ths fzes thai
Parker wanted 4 g53d plank b. 81
O'ekck Saturday sfterD,9n- The AeI
leo Evening LEDSKE vent 70 press Al
so'ekck, ?. IA, with the same infer
nation a country daily being oVeI
tEo ho1rs In advance q 3 city DALI
A. AL right.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14

THE Republicans Of Audraln county
are not - many till It comes 10 resO-
lutlons. We publish the resolutions
IN another column and you will notice
they are perfuHct0ry, but bitter. The
Republicans Of Audrzin have evident
ly forgotten the number Of Republi-
cans indicted for boodling. Boodllng
Boodien are fund 10 all parties, but
the DeDecTstic party Of Missouri is
hard II work prosecuting its boodlerk-
The Republican party should move In
the zme direction with regard 10 is
own corrupt snaiB. Resolutions do
not fool the people. Audrain and
Missouri viii ~ Democrats next fall
By an increased majority.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-14
Goyernmsnts In United States

There are At present just nine OFF
ferent forms Of government practices
In the United States 10 Wit:
l. Constitutional, state and terri
torial.
2 Special conditions for Alaska.
3 Special conditions for Indian
Territory.
T. A commission for the Philip.
pines
s. An experiment in Porto Rico.
9. Naval officers in charge Of Guam.
!. Temporary government In Tisui-
Ia, samoa and other Pacific islands
8. The territory Of Hawaii
.. The Panama Canal rome.