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Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07
70 PLEAD INSANITY
in this THAN CASE

New YoRIa Oct. 81. = Announce,
ment was made today that insanity /,
to be the plea Oh the defense Of Harry
Kendall Thaw, whose second trial fol
the killing of Stanford White will be.
gin on December 2, next.
Martin W. Littleton, chief counsel
for Thaw, 1t is stated, has amounted
this course. He Is said to be cor.
WINGED that Thaw is insane and has
not adopted this course as merely a
theory on which to conduct q sue
cessful defense, but because be feels
certain OF the unsound mental condi-
tion Of bis client. Since be took
charge Of the case. 1t is said, Mr.. Lit
tleton has given the question OF
Thaw's mentality careful study. BE
has traced the Thaw family tree and.
1t is said, has decided that the insau.
ity Of Thaw may have been "a In.
h~eritance.
ih this connection 10 Is recalled
that Mrs VIM. Thaw, mother OF the
accused, emphaticaliy denied during
the last trial that in the direct line
OF descent there had been any trace
OF either epilepsy or insanity. seven
.alienists testified, hoeever, that Thav.
In their opinion was insane and had
been insane for some years. Much
testimony along this line was brought
out In the trial which reached q elm
Al when District attorney Jerome, in
bis opinion that be was
Trying an insane man,and that be felt
mat u was wrong to proceed with
me trial under these circumstances
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07
BENTON City.

Miss Mamie Jones Of MONTGOMERY
City, returned home Monday after
several days visit with Misses Anna
and Clara johnson Of this City.
Rev. Chinn filed bis regular preach
ing day at the Christian Church, Sun
day Oct. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Shamblin return
ed to their home last week in Iowa,
after several weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Beasley and family.
Mrs. Sam Douglass returned TO her
home In St. Louis Sunday, after sew.
eral weeks visit with relatives Of this
vicinity.
Miss Clemence GollneF Of Gilmore,
No., is visiting her sister, Mrs. @. A.
James Of this city.
Mr. Margaret Romans OF Mexico at
tended preaching her Sunday.
MI. Elmer wyIde, who is working in
St Louis, spent Saturday and Sunday
with his parents Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07
County News.
LONG BRANCH.


Mr.. John McMahan and daughter,
Of near Benton City, visited nr, Dun.
can recently.
Mrs. Thod Boulware is no better.
Mrs EIzea who was visiting in Kansas
was called to her bedside, also her sis.
ter, Mrs Jim Spears Of Kansas.
Mr.. VIII Wainscstt has bought 80
acres Of the old Charleton farm Of
W. Dowell a. ss5. 90 per acre.
The remains OF the infant o OF W.
u. Miller and wife was buried at
Beria Thursday Morning.
Bro Hardisty preached at Beria
Saturday and Sunday OF last week.
Long Branch switchboard has
been repaired and we are now connect
ed with the world.
Will Dowell win commence work on
his new house the first OF Novem-
Der,
Mrs Wallace Dowell has returned
from q visit to Kansas. She was accom-.
panied by her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Eggleston.
Mr.. Noble Barnes and wife, Of Mex
leo, visited relatives here recently and
attended ser vices at Midway.
Mrs. Marshall is the guest OF her son
Price Marshall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07
COURT HOUSE PENCE MOVED.
On Halloween FULTON Boys Maks
Their Town City Beauiiiul".

For sometime there has been CON
siderable contest 10 Fulton IN refer
ence TO moving the old court boose
fence and improveing the public
square. The Eight has been betveep
Tie CITY Ocuncil and the County
Court On Halloween the public.
spirited boys OF Fulton took down the
court house yard fence and piled II
around the monument 70 Mr.. Gala
way. sho was the foander Of Gala.
way. and which is located In the corner
o. the square A banner was hug over
the fence Town Beautiful
While the Ledger doesn't approve
Of The action Of the boys in DESTROYING
public property, we sincerely trust
lh's ~ill solve the whole problem and
hat . sranitoid walk VIII take the
place Of the old fence.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07
NECESSARY TO J
TREAT THE STOMI
Claim. Of Central Figure in Recent
versy Is Novel.

The new theory advanced by l. ~
Cooper relative to the human stoni.
ach has attracted such widespread
attention that the public in cities
Visited By the young man has been
ooined by many physicians In q dis
cussion Of his beliefs and medicines.
Mr.. Cooper says that human health
a dependent almost entirely upon
INA stomach. He says that no dis.
ease can be conquered without first
nIlcyiating al stomach disorders. He
further Bays that most men and wom-
m Of this generation are half-sick,
owing 10 degenerate stomaehs. And
fastiy. he claims that his New Dis
coyery mediciae will re5uvenate the
human stomach in 30 days
Cooper has been travelling from
one city to another. conducting In
each what he calls 9 campaign OF
education, For the past year he has
met the public In the larger cities
az the country, and his success has
baeu phenomenal. Thousands OF
people have flocked to his headquar-
fers wherever he has gone, and the
sale Of his medicine has been beyond
anything OF the kind ever before
witnessed.
Possibly the most interesting feas
ture OF the attention this young man
has attracted Is what his army OF
followers, whom he has converted to
hts beliefs through his medicines
have to say on the subject. The fol-
lowing statements are from two well
known residents of Chicago and Bos-
ton, respectively, and the enthusiasm
Of these Is characteristic Of CoopeTs
admirers generally.
Mrs. II. B. Mack. of s201 State
street, Chicago, says: 7 have been
suffering for II years from q COM
bination OF stomach troubles, catarrh
and constipation. / had a gnawing
pain In the pit Of my stomach, q sort
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07
CASS STARTS
GOOD ROADS

;, Kansas CITY Tines.
The property owner OF Raymort
township in Cas- county voted at ar
election Yesterday to build twelve
miles Of rocky road. They voted on
two propositions. one to grade and
improve the twelve miles OF road and
The other to macadamize the route,
the expense 70 be met By 4 special tai
levy I 7 a period Of twenty years.
Each land owner was allowed enc vote
for each acre Of bis property. There
are sbgut II, 200 acres In the township
The proposition to macadamize the
roads was carried by more than LOCO
votes The vote to grade was almos,
unanimous.
The road 70 be improved run three
miles 10 each direction. north, south,
east and west Of the town Of Raymore
The improvement Of the highways is
70 be under the supervision OF @. b
Simmons, W. s Allen and G. N Funk,
the rad commission appointed By the
county court.
It'll expected that the improve.
ment will cost about $500 q mile.
This Ia the first road Improvement
election held In Missouri under the
new special road district iaw passed at
The last session OF the legislature.
The building Of the new road Is TO be
started as soon as possible. Cass coun-
" now has no pike roads.
The AGITATION for good roads In Ray
more township began last July. Mr..
Simmons, Of the commission, is a large
land owner near Raymore. He came
to Missouri from Kentucky where
there are many pike" roads He be.
came one Of the leaders In the good
roads movement in Cas- county Other
property owners saw the good
results from the building Of pixies
IN jackson county and Joined In the
fight for good roods
The promoters Of the prtjeet sorked
bard among the other property owners
to convince them Of the advantages 10
be obtained from the building Of good
roads At drst much opposition vas
found but Investigation gradually en-
Einced the land owners that pike"
roads would not onIy be q great prac-
tical benefit but would advance pro
perty values IN Raymore and the sur
rounding farm lands.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07
BOARDING MAKES HARD TIMES

l ST. LOUIS EVot bloPal+us
Drawing deposits out OF sound iuan-
cial keeping and good use TO hoard
them In chimney corners is a misery
means Of elt-destruction and q means
Of cowardly injury upon others.
Money In q bank is safer In any
event than when secreted about the
house, behind a loose brick In a wall,
or in q stovepipe or a bureau drawer.
When foolish depositors lose faith 10
the bank IL is harvest time for burg
lars and sneak thieves, and wealth is
lost, burned up, borrowed or needless
ly dlssipated. The panic-stricken who
withdraw their funds rarely have as
much TO put back when the furry is
over.
But their chief mischief and I'M
doing lie In the crime Of stealth COM
committed on business and Industry
Each unnecessary withdrawal Of
funds from the common supply is a
secret blood letting, a water OF susie
nance, a withdrawal Of the very Vital
ty and support Of the community.
Hoarding is the starvation policy
that makes bard times, that bank
rupts business, grows epbwebs across
factory doors and sends Coxey S armies
wailing through the land. 1t is iiancial
suicide.
II everybody at once tooa him or
her wealth into immediate manual
possession TO paw over 1t furtively
and count 1t, there would be- speedy
ruin TO every hfe-giving occupation.
The preservation OF Confidence Is the
only self-preservatiun In atime the Xix
present. With confidence on all sides
the wheels VI industry will continue
their full resolutions, and every man
may Continue TO enjoy bis ordinary
measure OF q fair prosperity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07

arms. Of considerable sire. She suffered
a great deal and for three weeks we
nursed her every night, using all the
remedies we could think Of. Nothing
would help. We then remembered
having heard so much about cuticnra
t~wanty-four hours we noted considerable
improvement, and, after using only n
complete set Of the cuticuFa Remedies,
In five consecutive days the little one,
much to our joy. bad been entirelycured.
and has been well for a long time. Mrs.
+. Ruefenacht, r. +. y. 8, Bakersfield.
Cal, June rs and July 20, 1906"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07
COOK DRESSED IN Low NECK
FOB DINNER AND LOST JOB
Girl Who Said She Was q vassar
Graduate sfrandsd-Too Stylish
for Kausas Family.

coffeeville, Kan, Oct. 81 One Of
the most remarkable servant girl
stories on record has just come TO light
here.
One day last week q gil appeared
at the home OF William Mcdonald,
saying that she vas a vassar graduate,
temporarily stranded, and thar she
woul : like to take a place as cook.
hrs. Mcdonald took pity on her and
employed her.
That night the girl got up the din
DER ana served the family. After they
nad eaten she went to her room and
reappeared ina low neck dress with a
long train. She ate her dinner In IL
and then went to her room, took IT. OIL,
and reappeared Ia her kitchen dress
and did up the dishes. She did this
lor every meal and lasted just three
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07
HON NOMINATIONS
MUST BIZ MADE

Long petitions for aspirants for par
y nominations on the State ticket are
prohibited under the primary law
passed By the last Legislature. Under
no circumstances can the candidate
have more than 10 per cent Of the
party vote cast at the preceding presi-
dental election. On the other hand
every candidate must naye at least one
per centof the same vote. The Law
reads.
III for q State oflce, by at least one
per cent Of The voters OF the party Of
such candidase, 10 at least each Of six
counties Ia the State, and In the az
gregate noe less than one per cent nor
more than 10 per cent OF the total vote
OF his party In the Stase.n
The total vote cast for President in
Missouri in 1904 was ca. 1851. The
Democratic candidate polled 2se 3l2;
Republican s2l.44s; Prohibitionist.
Iisl; Socialist Il. 0o9. From this II
win DO seen that the petitioners nee
esxry for candidates for state nomI-
nations viii be: Democrats, 1858;
Republican, spa; Prohipltionisr, ";
Socialist. 80.
PROCEDURE FOR NoNPARTrsAHs
In the case OF ~nonpsrtisan candi-
dates "at least TWO per cent and not
more than 10 per cent Of the total vote
cast At the last preceding general cleo
tion In the State is necessary for the
fling Of nomination papers.
The primary law gives q form for a
petition stating that II shall be used
Substantially a IS given. These pc +
tons must be tiled with the Secretary
Of State, atleast 90 days prior 10 Aug
1898. the date Of the primary In
the case Of aspirants for nominations
Tor county Jfices all that is necessary
s for the asnirant to notify the pro-
per county oficial that he will seek
he specific nomination on a specific
Every signer Of q petition
Ihall swear that be will sign but the
me petition for the same Office, and
hat be win support the candidate In
me event be Is nominated,
HOW coNGREssMEN ARE NOMINATED.
Besides the candidates for State Of
ice, the law provides for two other
,l~assifcations of candidates These are
the nomination OF Congressman,
md nominations In districts smaller
n size than Congressional districts.
Is to the number of signers neces-
AIRY in the latter Two cases the Law
'eads:
"1f for . representative In Congress,
y at least two per cent OF the voters
bis party, In at least one-tenth Of
ne election precincts in each Of al
one-half OF the counties OF the
congressional district, and In the az
'regate not less than 2 per cent, nor
more than 10 per cent. OF the total
ote OF his party in such district.
"If for an ONCE representing less
han q Congressional district in area,
y at least 3 per cent OF the party vote
. At least one-slxth Of the election
'recincts Of such district. and In the
ggreRate not less than 3 per cent, nor
lore tnan 10 per cent OF the total vote
bis purity In such district"
Already q number OF petitions are In
REGULATION, and several for State Offices
ave been fled with the Secretary Of
tate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07
Administrutor,s Notice

Notice is hereby given that !
OF administration upon the eslasl
WE Jones, deceased, have been EIss|
70 the undersigned by the fnj
Court OF Audrain County, Mo-, o'i]
date October %, 1907.
All persons having claims ~
said estate are required 10 ~
them for allowances % tne ny
signed administrator within one
after the date OF said letteA
they NAV be preciuded from 40!
MT OF said estate, and II such cls'g
not exhibited within two yeas n
the time Of the publication o. !
notice, they will be forever 6sr[sS
J. T. J0NBA
"a A Administers
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07
Grass, Not Corn, the Factor.

Maybe I'll get my money back and
maybe l won't,h unused the cattle
buyer as be accepted a load Of strong
weight feeders in the Kansas City
Yards at IS so per cwt. the other day.
I'm spending my own money. how.
ever, be added, land nobody eve
accused me Of burning it,"
But look at the price Of cone,u ur-
ged an auditor.
YES, those bulls up In Chicago
have been ~skyrocketing the price OF
feed, but I'm from Illinois and with
10 corn Is merely a factor, not the
whole thing by any means. I'm from
Mc'Donough county, Ill, and / have
100 acres OF blue grass pasture that
VIII be carrying 20 steers Just a. soon
as l can get the railroad to hall them
There from Kansas City. III take a
chance on corn being lower later on.
Those bulls Of Chicago may not be as
husky then. meanwbile I'm going to
make all kinds Of effort to use that
grass. That's why I'm paying such a
price for these cattle"
Inquiry among feeders who are pay
ing prices for strong weight cattle
that have set critics carping ELECTS ad
eiiated a flood Of lugubrious prophecy
the fact that the heavy movement Of
such cattle from Missouri River marx.
10 blue grass that carpets the coun
Try. A Chicago man who traverssd
.ne best beef producing sections OF
Illinois last week said: II saw more
cattle In the finishing stage than /
supposed were In the feeders hands.
many Of them are In the l,sOO at i, 400
pound stage and are adding addition
Al pounds every week. IL is bluegrass
ef,where and q determination 10
make the best possible advantage OF IL
: apparent Present pasture condl-
ions are In striving contrast to tboss
'i . year ago when some insect pest
devastation. I have been
through Central Illinois there many
ears and never before have | seen na.
'uie 70 prodlgal in the matter of
l'ass' There will be pleaty OF outdoor
Geo until snow nantes the land
cape and that Is not likely Ia occur,
y a''l AFTER Christmas. Meanwhile
y o. cattle an coming thai The !
portage theorists have not taken in
Q their calcuIatlons.n !
oeieainiy demand for cattle that
!. oe : back 20 market never zas :
urgent and the blue grass srgu-
'ent Is plausible.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07

Of . dali pain that I oOr,s
defstand. Then thers a y
ache and my mind Sa.si
wandering contlnualiv see
cat, and what little en-
eat ] could not retain , ~ b
! tried every remedy ! ~
ana also tried out a nuw r1ela
medicines, but without ~
result. II was throSsha ay
friends that l heard Of ~ y
aration. and / lmmes,os.o'o la|
70 Try some OF Il, n T. \
since took my FIRST do ' n
! feel like q now woman su'e
ache seems to have dlsan,lI
the pain In my stomaSS 4.
u. The medicine Is Won. ". i
In Eold. and : want y \
cooper Tor what he has
Mr.. Edwin r. Morus :,
street, Dorchester, a sr y
ton, says: "For three sa.aa Z
not q vol day. Nv sto1 ~
shape; the m r,U \ |
food would nauseate me- w.
had Q horror Of anything ~ y l
solid food would cause NY y !.
indigestion. bloatlng and ~
stomach. and nothing ~,
Some lime ago | got s AMY /,
Cooper's medicines. aSo.. ! !
there 10 80 much talk.
feel 40 well and strong a.
since the FIRST bottle ~. Y
trouble has dlsaDoss.s'
] have a hearty appeti,s \
three square meals: svs. Y
seems to taste good. ANY,.
what chronic insIss.''
can appreciate what this ~
me. consider this the ma, !
able medicine I ever heard y, \
We eall Mr. rna--u "
and find them to be all h |.
&C. A. Buckner & Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07
Biliousnsss and Constipation.

For wears | was troubled with bill.
business and constipation, which made
life miserable for me. My appetite
failed me. l lost my usual force and
vitality. Pepsin preparations aud
eathartics only made matters worse.
1 DO not know where l should have
been to-day had | not tried Chamber
lain's Stomach ard Liver Tablets.
The tablets relieve the III feeling at
once. strengthen the digestive func-
tions, helping tie system to DO its
work naturally -MRs. Rosa PORTS,
Birmingham, Ala. These tablets are
for sale By all drueelste
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07
Administratrix's Notics

Notice Is hereby given that
~testamentary upon the eSalsI
joseph 4 johnson, deceased,
been granted to the underslgna1
the Probate Court of Audrain %
bearing date October 10, 1901.
All persons having claims q
said estate are required 70 ~
them for allowances TO tbe 4
signed administratriX wiIhn
year after the date OF said letki]
they may be precluded from any
ht of said es safe, and II such Gag
not exhibited within two yeas
the time Of the publication q
notice, they will be forever baif.I
CLAUDIA W. JOHNSON
33-4t Adminlstisul
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07
Rock Pile For Tram,


A1AOl NAN.
Circuit Judge Thurman
"whacking" away at M /,
cost bills in order to reduce Il.
tvs expense along this linz
Judge Thurman took the b.ps
Of the flrst things he dvelt M
the subject Of criminal cost I,
talked quite plainly and stated
that he intended " keepac4sI
on The criminal cost bills and /.
surely done SO. One Of The Oh II,
was TO allow the criminal can
state cases dismissed to BE- 4,
up 70 The county, but Jude
man has put that custom M \
mess and this week refused 10
several bills. This is a lOss % N
tices and constables and otha !
but the court has taken 4
stand and refuses to retreat
time there was much complain,
BY The county relative " tnse
10 many cases Of yagraDcy I'll
minor 0ffenses In which lhe n
had 70 pay from $3.50 10 ss
Judge Thurman the first day u
on the circuit judge bench hend
that the yagrancy cases aua|
miu0r cases where strangers va
rested and sent To jail fur enc u
would not allow the crlmlnsl
The court held that The law ID
intend such procedure nor I'D
county should have to pay ths
In such cases. Ae recommend
the CITY police officers take d
this class OF oitenSes and that ID
establish q big rock pile and mad
grants work. The court says Tad
rock pile Is the panacea for all
alimsnts as Migrants and q
pests
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07

Thrss Beers Q Day, Or
Settle Roy.
l barrel Of -four.
so pounds OF sugar,
20 pounds OF corn starch,
10 pounds of macaroni,
10 quarts Of beans,
twelve-pounds hams,
1 bushel sweet potatoes,
} bushels Irish potatoes,
10 pounds Of coffee,
10 pounds Of rzlsins,
10 pounds Of rice,
20 pounds Of crackers,
100 bars OF soap.
stseive-pound turkeys,
sqtarts Of crzmbsrries,
10 punches Of celery,
10 pounds Of pruuss,
4dozen oranges,
10 pounds Of mixed nuts.
-Four big barrels heaped upl And in
ne bottom Of the last barrel q purse
sith tHo pockets. In one q five-dollaf
Iold pieoa marked "A Dress for Moth.
a." In the other pockst q ten-dollsr
III marked ITO Buy Shoes for the
)hildrsn.H
Fzthsrsi Loof - that list. Show Il
. mother. shoz Il 70 the children.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07
HUMOR ON FACE
Cured by cuticura Remedies
No Return in 10 Years.

"My son, when q lad OF sixteen, was
troubled with humor on his face and
after using Cuticura Remedies he was
freed from every humor and has con-
tinued so TO- the present time after
twenty years have passed. Your Cuti-
cura Soar, has been used in my family
Cuticura Remedies. A. II. Smith,
Marion. Me-. Dec. l, 1906"
npmniefe External and Internal Treatment for
Every Huznur OF Infants. Children, and Adults con-
etsts Of Cuueura Soap cscl 70 ccanae the shin.
Cuiieu1 Ointment taocl 70 Heal The Skip. and Cuts
Cnra Hesoivtut t50c.l, In the form OF Chocolate
Coated Pilis Csc. per vial Of 6Q) % Purify The Blood.
god tnfluzhout t1s world. Potter DRUG 4 Chem
ss- Maaed Frs. Booklet on SKIN HumorA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07
Administratrix's Notice

Notice is hereby given that
OF administration upon the estin|
kowlandGreene, late OF Audralnv u
ty, Missouri, deceased, have been u
cd 10 the undersigned, Delliaa)
Greene, by the Probate Court a]
Audrain County, bearing date os'
18th, 1907.
All persons having claims ~
said estate are required 70 sl]
them 10 me for allowance WILDE
year after the date OF said letteh)
II such claims are not exblblleo J
IN Two years from the time OIL tt
cation Of this notice, they willie
ever barred -
DELILAH +. GREEhkl
33-4t AdmlniStnin1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07
coLHAs HUNTING PARTY.
The Mexico Pulh go to South Mis-
souri, After Big and Little
Game.

The following from Mexico have
gone to Heeleyville, Bltler county,
Missouri, with the Colmsn Hunting
Company foT g two weeks fishing and
hunting trip: W. W. Fry, VIM yivion,
r r. Arnold, Jr., ]. B. Graham. /.
FL. Talbot, Frank EHer, L. B. Scrog-
gins, Capt. VIM. Eiler and w. A Nor
ris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07
The Big Lsusllvn Sale.

Leweilyn & Smith, who lives five
miles south OF Vandalia, had q big
stock sale Thursday, which amounted
70 over $4,000. The same firm less
than a month ago had a sale bringing
$4,000 ] T.. johnson OF Mexico was
one OF the auctiopeers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07

The Hits sale was q great success,
the $40 acre farm bringing an average
Of slo3.l2 liz per acre Mr.. Hit adyer.
tised Il thoroughly and Of course IL
sold better than he expected. A hun.
dsed d ollsrs worth OF printing ink
made him ten thousand dollars.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07

seven yean maj
cured "a tho
measles. ehe was
attacked about q
fortnight later by
o furious, itching
and painful erup-
ton all over her
body. especially
tho upper partof
II, formtng
wateryand bleed
sores, cspe-
cially under tho
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07
sstiss Of riasi s.,flsa'Ht

Notice IL hereby given that inai eve
% The estate OF J. mcyerpcter, aeSsp rah
PC made Al The November term o. ths ~ 4
q Mexic3, MisroufL o. me second son'H'
November, ieoT u-r,rTFR
a e kdmiuisttA|
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07
SHOW IE WRsT VlRGIHIA

EIkins, W. Va. Oct 3O-SnoE
fallen here Internationally tbTOusD
the last ts~enty-four bours. ns1
mail carriers say that 10 TIE suTiOD.
log mountains there VAS . ohH'
yesterday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07
I SOCIETY !

fThase havinR news fof no society eoiann
Of he EveEt,g LEDGER wm saeass comm
nirAis with Mss Es.her Hoasson 81 her hons
Just rest Of me EDlscopA chsrsh. o wess
Prcnesade streekl Prone e..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07

Notos d hereby given hat nnsl ssIassn
ne estate Of War en- Brown, &c., 81
Coart Of hndrsfn counfy, Missour, 70
Asxico, Missouri, 90 The second h''-
"moef NJ JEJ JESSE
"A ADMINISTERS