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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23

THE st. Louis Post-Dispatch, in
a s"ns'bio and timely editorial re-
wafalnF ire importance Of good roads
sryy; sate Highway Engineer Hill
estimntes that during the year 1911
Mlssoari expended ss.5000 600 in road
hui'd'ne OF course. st. Louis
County lea the list, with something
slrSe s27s $50 invas'ed. s.. Charles
County laid ont more than $40. 900.
Vernon sst 600. and pike. Dallas
Cooper, slo6eaFd and other counties
ALEC made efeaitabEe progress IN
aleisway work Moniteau, Boone, Cal
lawaY ana Lafayette have approprIa
slons N ssr0aa0 or more available fas
wefk this year. Gasconade, Marion
M~ontvbmery Crundy. ste. cenevieve
ami ether ~rcunsieF have loss amosnts
available The importance OF good
roads n essfsrlt 10 oyercslimale. A.
together too many Missouri oounties
neglect their aniy IA this respect
Every epAvv should have a sypte.
matte pan Tor ~ceyeloping It's high
All carry Il out. not only as
A essential cf a~elf.raspect.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23
MCMILLAN ANNUAL
GREAT SUCCESS

The Mcmillan High School Annual
appeared late wednes lay afternoon
and YVES even brighter and more al.
.tractive and Interesting than ever.
The starr and the students were de.
with their output which is
a most cfeditable publication:
The Mcmillan staff.
Ned o. Miller, Editor in Chief.
]. N. Livingston, Business Manager
Mildred Wallace, Secretary.
Margaret Cave, Assistant Ad. Man
ager.
Ben Locke. Band Reporter.
Russell Moore. Athletic Reporter.
Helen Ayeritt, Joke Editor.
Beulah Mar hall, Senior Reporter.
Leonard coa.sworhi. Sophomore Re
porter.
Dorothy Banks, Social Reporter.
Orlando worrell. Debating Club Re
porter.
Lester J. Miller, Asst. Editor in
Chief.
Otto weimer, Advertising Mana.
ger.
Mittie Peck, Artist.
Lillian Woo'ery. Asst. Ad, Manage
Lloyd James. Cartoonist.
Elizabeth Pearson. Girls Athletic R
porter.
Humphrey craddock. Asst. Joke Ed
tori
Ray Miller, Junior Reporter.
Bryan Kelso, Freshman Reporter.
Anna Crawford, U. L. S. Reporter.
Miss Lieurance, Faculty Advisor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23

J. W. PERRY. Superintendent. -
the Independence boulevard chr,a.
tan Church in Kansas City. ~ p,os
m len . me Bank Of Commerce Of
chal city gave an 40
2 TO the Sunday School at The
christian Church in this city SIM.
aay morning, which was greatly an.
.oyed' MT. Perry complimented Tho
~orK Delng done by the Mexico SIM
aay School. but impressed upon ~
members there was stlla rnuch 80
for them TO do In the dlroctlon :,
conribu'dng TO the support 81 hosnSt
aus and OF institutions for tboso -
aDle to help themselves. M D..
!, aargely interested in the work a.
"nA'i'y and benevolent dnstfutlons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23
STOCKMEN HOLD
MEETING HERE
WEDNESDAY, EVE

The Board OF Directors Of the Co
operative Comm ssioa Company met
here Wednesday evening. C. F.
CLARK, of this city. Is president of
the proposed Company.
The Company Is assured" said
Mr.. Clark. Thursday morning, He
said he did not know exactly when
the Company would be ready for
business. There are some prelhnin-
airy steps to be taken.
The Company will be capitalized at
l$50,e 600. OF this amount almost 81
900 has been subscribed by Andrain
County citizens Sock men from
other c~ounties also have subscribed
literally.
At the meeting here Wednesday ev-
ening, every member of the Roard
of Directors was present with the ex
cepticn of J. H Starr, who is off at
the springs for the benefit Of his
health.
Among those present were:
C. W. McAnnieh, Pettis, Hughes
vile.
C. +. Clark, Audrain, Mexico.
A. NJ. Guthrie, Saline Marshall
D. w. Hensley, Montgomery, Buell..
H d. Wilcox, Randolph Renick.
H Meys. Charlton, Salisbury.
T. F. Murry. Galloway. McCredie.
F. D. McCune. Pike. FrankTord.
S. P. Houston, Mafa Pend. Pres.
Cattle Feeders.
c. W. McAnndch, H~ughesville,
Vice Pres. Cattle Feeders.
II. o. Allison, Columbia, Sec. Cat.
tie Feeders
C. F. Clark. Mexico, Pres Mo L
Is Assn.
II. D. wilcox. Reusek. V p Mo L
| J. H. starr. centralia L s
Assn.
c. @ starr. celsTalia. Secretary
L. S. Assn.
jos CoRsidine. Thompson, Treasur
Ter. Mo. L s Assn.
d. W. Hensley, Buell., Mo.
H. r. Cant. Thompson, Mo,
w. n. Ferguson. Hous'on'a, Mo.
II r Peters. Seda'ia.
L W. Scott. Marshall.
A. NJ. Genterie. Marshaly
T. ]. Rowe. MEXICO.
Frank l. Brown. Marshall.
Clarence Berry, Mexico.
]. S. Tucker, Marshall.
Jas. L. McCSIrely. Hughesville.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23
MRS. REED PRES
IDENT OF MIS-
S S|a|!I!RI|YH SOCIETY

Mrs. W. l. Reed. Of IN ely FIJI
aay. was elected President OF inc
Missouri Conference womea's MI so
arg Society of the Methodist Eptsco-
pal Church, South. This SOCIETY IS
composed Of the women's Foreign
Missionary Society and the Womsns
Home Missionary Society which
we're united at the meeting here
This week The meeting closed FRIDAY
afternoon.
The other officers are:
First vice-presadent. Mrs J. S. Ms
wander, Kirksville; seco-d vice
president, Mrs. ]. C. Handy. NJ xieo;
third vicepresident, Mrs S. P. EN-
mons, Mexico; fourth vice president
Mrs. NJ. S. Palmer, MOberly; CORES
ponding secretary Of the Home De
partment, Mrs. Turner McBaine. Co
iumbia; corresponding sesre a,y OF
the Foreign Department, Mrs. F. +.
Stevens, Columbia; recording sscre
tary, Mrs. R. F. Kelley Tfegsure-
OF the Home Department. Mrs. Paul
Floweree; treasurer of Foreign De-
pertinent, Miss Halle Sosey, Pal
myra; Superintendent Of Press and
Literature. Mrs. J. R. Lyefl. Shell
bina; Superintendent OF Supplies
Mrs, W. p. Rowland. Mexico; Audi
'ors. Mrs. G. B. Clapp, Moberiy;
Mrs A F DAYS. Fayette; Mrs
Frank Clark. lawson.
The Distr.c. sscretari are.
Mrs. w. H Hutcherson. Carroll on,
Chillicothe DIS ret; Mrs. NJ. e. Dear
Ing, Co'umb'a, Fayette District; Miss
Louise Peery, Gallatin District; Mrs
]. A. Lannius, Palmyra, HannlbaiDis
trict; Mrs. Jas. Gooliy, Futon. Mex.
leo District; Mrs. n. w. Howell, o.
Kirksyile, Macon District; Miss Mar
=. Maine. Liberty, %Piattsburg Dis
trict; Mrs c. D, Avery, Troy, 81
charles Dissric.i Mrs. G. n. WI
Hams, st. Joseph, st Joseph Dis
trlct.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23

The roads in the eight mile road
district are being Iut in first class
condition as rapidly as The commits
sioners can get the work done AT
present a force OF men has the work
Of constructing new cuEyerss east of
town we'll under way. The commits
sioners are trying 10 work the roads
in every direction from town and it
ds not their intention to slight any
in the District.
DIN L. Culbertson, who with his
wlfe.came 70 Mexico Sunday morning
On his automobile fam his home In
Montgomery CITY, says he made the
trip in good time and that the roads
were In excellent sage. e~spciall,
from Martinsburg to Mexico.
To use Mr.. Culbertsonis own ex
Ipression, "the roads from Martins
burg 10 Mexico were as smooth as {
plank walk" He says he never saw
the clay roads near me Fed farm
east Of town, in bettcr condition. HI
says the roads are being eystemat
ically dragged and the eulylrs ar,
being PLACID In flrst-c'ass co7dlt' on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23

THE efficient newspaper is one
based wholly on public service. 1t is
rot the personal organ Of the editor
for gain or petty 5ealousies but the
peoples champion for fairness and
progress. The proportion Of misrepss
~seutation an unreliable editor allows
his publication TO insiduous'y father
is magnified an hundred fold, in the
injury that IS done the profession an
society. Willfu1 Misrepresentation II
soon recognized and the unworthy
culprlt olassed among the parasites
which prey upon the public's normal
Viewpoint The newspaperman who
attends ia his W business and re.
mains The watchguard of the people
Is fulfilling his mission. But the mar
row minded hammer throger" Who's
bile boils at the success of others Is
as busy as a one-armed p~aperhang
with the hives in his weak effort to
make a pewter policy for progress
aid public good stand The acid tesl
o. the intelligent intellect Of his
community.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23
Early Audrain
History


Former Attorney Genera Daniel II
Mcintyre, IN an address before an Of
settlers reunion IN Mex co several
years ago said that Indians aud elk
were occasionally seen on the banks
Of salt River as lac as the winter Of.
1ss4s5. writes Walter Williams in.
thu Sunday G'obs-Democrat.
In this winter 'Unc'e Abner,' smlt
was living in Powl'ng Green, Pike
county. One morning lac N the fall
no 5 arted cut for a hunt When
about a mi e from the Court House
to the northwes near whera The Chi
cago & Alton Railway Depot now
stands, he spled lying ID the grass
what h. supposed was a number Of
jacks or jsnness. Presently they
"winded' him and up iumfed seven
biz elk which went racing oye the
prairie to the northwest Smith wen
back 10 town aud tod what he had
seen. Every morning after that for
some time when he would start oul
with his gun some one would be sure
TO yell out: "Doa't shoot a ieDaet,
Abner, look out for rasye's mulse'
Later In the season Smith wa 10
Audrain County on the cast prong o.
Lick Creek aud saw agaln at a dis.
lance what he a1prosed to be a droy
OF jenneis, knowing that the Mul
drows hrd soIue stock o. that charac
ter. when too lale to shcos. be saw
the anne seven elk shat had egcarc
him at bowling Green. John Hurle,
living near the present site o
Perry. heard Of IN 50 Elk and slartes
out Ia a big SHOWS orm - purs o
them. l. walter Baaye Of Bowling
Green tells the story Of the pursuit.
Near whers Hiram su'maa Ell ware
resided IN Rails county. Hnr'ey's "a
struck Their trail Hurley followe.
them over the prairie, across Yves
Lick. into tho timber on The soutl
fork Of Salt River. Creeping III
near them, he selected the langes
and latest, took aim and fired. m
big Elk dropped dad The o'her SD
ran away some dis ance and then CIT
cled back TO Their deed leader ami
companion. By this time Hurley ha.
his gun loaded and at the crackofhii
gun down dropped arc her Elk, TIL
I other five circ'ed away and then bac
as before.
This was repeated until the sew
enth and last circled away and bach
BY this time Hurley hegan to gel
excited, HIS aim was not "a stead,
as it Ind baen. He SLOT, however
though the Elk did nq fal IS tn,
others. AS It was aeparsnsly eriI
pied. he and his d0s set ont tn pur.
suit. He soon carae upon the elk
broken through the ice on salt River
his dogs on ons bank and a big btlal
indian on the oher. keeping guard
Hurley said to The Indian. eYcu go Il
and bring him out and ! VIII give
you half" The Indian replied. sMt
got sick hand" "well. then" sal
Hurley, yon ghan't have a bite
Hurley went into the cold. icy water
and dragged the dead Elk TO ths
shore. The Indian begged pIleouslJ
for some of The meat. Pulling of hi
blanket, he said. "ses my ribs. Poor
Iudian siarved-glye him some elk.
This vas the last Elk ana m,
last Indian seen in Northeast Mis-
soirl as far as Mr.. Basye's informa
ton goes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23

IT is impossible for the dlree-
tors OF the Eight Nils Road Dis
trIet 10 devote very much Of their
time to the proposition. These d.
reetors receive no salary, and the
public does not expect then 10 neg
ieet their private business to look az
ter the Improvement OF the roads.
The commission has employed com
petont men who will work under the
supervision, and splendid results are
anticipated. Tho people Of this
part og the state more and more ap.
prcelate the importance Of perna'
nent good roads. The question now
being considered generally 10 what
Kind Of roads 10 build and how best
10 secure the money In a way to be
fair 70 all who are benefited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23

QUITE a number OF prominent
Democrats OF the Ninth c~oagression-
al District, are expressing them
selves as ~favorfng ex-senator Green
Siay 81 Mexico for Congress when
Hon Champ Clark is elected Pres-
dent. Colonel Clay is ont of the
city, and we have never heard that
ho Ind any ambition In this direc-
lion, One thing IS SIRE. Colonel Clay
made mis- district a splendid represen
tative In the State Senate. and If he
should become a candidate for Con-
gress 10 succeed our distinguish
ed Speaker. he woud be a hard man
10 beat. y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23

WILLIAM HUGHES. Of Montgom.
cry county. son Of the late Circuit
Judge Hughes, who now holds a re.
sponsible position In the House Of
Representatives at Washington, ID.
c. is prominently mentioned as candl
date for Congress to succeed Hon.
Champ Clark when elected President.
Mr.. Hughes will have many warm
supporters in Audrain county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23
ELECTRIC ROAD
MAY Be SOLD
At JUNE TERM

un:ess ae Board Of Directors OF
the Mexico. Santa Fe & Perry
Traction Co. Of Missouri put up a
10000 bond to secure a stay Of exc
cution for an appeal from the
$47, 90047 verdict OF the Court OF
Common Pleas. in Louisiana. the
road will likely be sold in June to
S -isfy the Fru'n-gambrick Cons rue
ton Co.'S clam
AT the meeting OF the Court, We'd
nesday, the road was denied a new
trial and the verdict rendered tho
Construction Contrary May Q sands
against the line. Judge Bolts. one
Of the directors of the e,ectric road,
says an effort win be made for APP
peal but IL It is not made the road
will be sold in June.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23
CLARK
HERE ON THE
GREAT DAY.

Il was The sense Of The Weekly
lunchosn Of the Commercial Club
Friday. that Mexico should have a
Fourth Of Jelly celebration and as me
Hon, Champ Clark would hkely be
The pemocraaic nominee for Prssi-
dent BY that date be be invited 70
eo.vcr an address. The matter was
referred 70 the Executive Committee
Tho following night letter tele-
grams were cent Hon. Champ Clark
ard wallace H~assford. and are SCI
explanatory:
Mexico. Mo. May II. 1912
10 tho Honorable cham2 Clark
speaker Of the House Of Represents
tlyes, washlngtoA .. c.
Al the noon day lunel
con Of the Mexico Common.
cSal cub. to-day. the suggestion was
made and approved with much ep.
.husiasm that a cordial invitation
b. cxierdcd 20 you 90 make your
first speech After she Baltimore con-
yentIoa a, Mexico. the most &C
cessIb'e point IN your district pref
erab'y on ahe Fourth o. July, Reply
as carly as convenient, naming date
ssirned9 Mexico Commercial Club
r. ID. worroll, President
r. ~ Race, Secretary.
TO Wallace Bassford, Esq:
House Of Representatives.
Washington. D. g.
Urgent Telegram sent Mr.. Clark
today, asidng that he make his first
speech, after The Baltimore conven
ton, at Mexico. The most accessible
point in his district. HIS nomina'
ton Is conceded by everyone here
Please urge him to make his first
speech Of the campaign at Mexico as
requested by our Clnb to-day, Pref
frably July 4. II he prefers another
date, It will be most acceptable.
(SigneD Mexico Commercial Club.
R. d. worrell. President.
R. f. Race, Sec'y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23

TO show how foolish young men
can be when they have finstciassjobs
we notice that a whole OF Wa
bash railroad people have been arrest
ed for robbing cars. The conductor
was in line for an early promotion
TO passenger conductor. One OF the
brakeman had been IN the service
since 1907. all drawing good salaries
with sp'endid opportunity for promo
ton. We understand ten or fifteen
more employees OF the Wabash are an
der suspicion of petty stealing from
freight cars.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23

THE Vandalia Mail predicts that
the Mexico Merchants Bargain Week
Jane 3 to 8, will be a grand success
II properly advertised. Thss enter.
Prise win be a bigger SUCCESS than 9
most enthusiastic friends anticipate,
as the right kind Of people have hold
Of tho proposition and Will secure re.
sui.s.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23

Jesse Pulls, son OF County Col
hector s. A. Pulls and wife. and
Miss Neoma Media Smith Of West
Whitley street, were married this
week at the home of the bride. Ed.
w A. shuilenberger, pastor OF The
First Christian Church osfic.afedl
The bride is the pretty and accom
plished young daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. L. Smith. formerly Of the
Cant neigbborhood, southwest OF
this city. The groom is his fathers
deputy IN the collectors office and
Is a young man of good habits and
excellent business ability.
Prof. Fred Harwood. formerly q
teacher in Hardin College Coneegya-
tory Of Music. and Miss Dora Sci
lard were married at the home Of
the bride on Scnth Olive street at
A 0 clock Thursday afternoon. Elder
Iw A. ShuDenberger performed the
ceremony.
The wedding WINS quite a surprise
TO the many friends Of the young cor
ple. The bride Is a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. u. D. Seliard and Is a grad
uate Of Hardin College ConsaryatorJ
of Music. Besides being an accom-
plished musician, she possesses 9
sweet disposition which has won fol
her many warm frlcmits.
The groom Is now a member o.
the faculty of Alabama synoiical Co
lege at Talmage. where he taughf
last year. During his residence II
Mexico. when a member Of The fiar
din Faculty. he made a large mum
Der of friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harwood departed a
5:09 Thursday afternoon over thu
Wabash, for the West, where the!
will visit for several weeks.
The Ledger joins other trend
in extending congratulations
a. A. Cronk and Miss Myrtle NJ
Dryer, both of Holt Summit. Mo.
were married In this city Thursda,
by the Rev. J. Il. Ayscue. OF thu
; Baptist Church. The Ledger join
others in extending colgra,ulatlors,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23
is REMEMsEREo ON eIRTHDks

DR.. H r Tralle, Sunday. was re.
mensbsred by his Town Pedagogy
Class with twenty beautiful roses. 1t
was nr. Tralie's birthday. He 10 a
teacher of the Town Pedagogy Glass,
the members of which are taking a
courss on Bible teaching. Though he
says the 20 do not denote his
age, he was reluctant to tel rust
how cd he Is. May he enjoy many
more such birthdays.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23

81 Philip. one of Mexico's motor
enthusiast. made a TRIP 10 Rush Hin,
Sunday, going out the Benton City
road. He says the cay roads just
east OF town are in better condition
than be ever saw ihcm. He rported
the roads in the eight.mre road dis.
trict in good condition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23

THE closing exercises Of Sproul
Academy took place at the Presbyte-
rian Church Saturday night. and
yer well attended. The program
was very attractive and al present
were delighted with the entertain
meut. The sproul Academy is one
Of the very best schools Of its class
in Missouri and we congratulate the
Misses sproul on the splendid work
they are doing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23

MSS Nina stalliugs. daughter OF
Judge and Mrs Alien S~talllngs, OF
this city, who Is anxious TO become a
missionary. will be given the neces.
gary two years training by the
Method b. church Miss stallings is a
ssudene at Howard Payne College.
Fayette. She rs a bright young girl
and a1 ardent church worker.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23

C. H. Rowland and Chas. Sherer
brought Mr.. Sherer's new Hnpmoblle
up from st. Louis Sunday. They
found the roads a little rough. They
started from 81. Louis at 10 O'Clock
a. m, and arrived at Mexico at 7
p. m. Mr.. Sherer Is going to use his
car 70 walt on his trade in neigh
boring towns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23
See CRADDOCK 8,

Saturday morning for beau
tiful new Wall Paper at
bargain prices Will also
a special 10 per cent
reduction on all bills bought
before 1 O'Clock.
We DO this to get you to
buy early in the day so we
can get your paper trimmed
ard fead5 early and not de-
lay sou.
To make papering easy |
viii lend my customers a
pair Of = 90 paper hanger
brushes frse Of charge. We
Ereq0ire cash deposit for
| BRUSHES loaned.
Will show you the newest
Eprettiest ard lowest priced
stock Of Wall Papers in
Mexico.
3 FIRST class Wall Paper
men 10 wait on you. 2 first
class Picture Framers
BRING Us YOUR WORK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23

CHAMP CLARK PosTALs = Set
OF 6 postals: Speaker Champ Clark.
Airs. Clark, Mss Genevieve Clark,
Family Group. Speaking Clark Pre-.
siding ove Congress. Speaker Clark
an the Houn' Dawg. Also TAFT
and HARMON Posta's: Evolution
Of the Taft Smile" five views on
one card); Governor Judson Har-
Price; set of 6 Champ Clark
postals. 10 cts; 3 Taft or Harmon
postals. 5 cts. Very low rates to
retail dealers. Agents wanted quickly
r. L. Holmes 4 Co, 241 Ninth st.
n. e. washington. D. C. d1 1f.3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23

HON. JOHN sWANGER, State
Bank Comm ssione has announced
thai b win be a candidate for Gov
ernor Mr. Swanger S very strong
with The Reaub' icaps IN Audra'n ooui
" and has a splendid chance 70 be
the nominee. AZ hoHrh we do not see
what he wants with Il.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23

THE people of Menco generally
congratulate Professor l.. b.. Haw-
ihorne on the splendid work he has
Finished for the schools of this city
and wish him much prosperity In the
business enterprise he has undertake
en- Prof Hawthorne is a fine school
man and his retirement from active
school work will be a distinct loss
10 the schools of the State. He
now owns the Arctic Ice and Stor'
age Plant OF Mexico and we all
wish him success. L. B. Haw.
thorne is going to try to help
make Mexico a greater city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23
WORKING FOR CLARK.

The Hon. John d. orear departed
Sunday for Minnesota, in company
with ex-Goy. Dockery and Former Elk
Csc Commissioner Of 81. Louis. c.
p. Higgins to work in the interests
Of Champ Clark for President.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23

WE understand that tho grand
jury OF BlytheyiIie. Ark. VIII look
into the A.P Carpenter murder prop
ositIon sometime nest month. The
matter was 20 have come up at ths
April term OF grand jury, ibu. was
postponed on account OF high water
in that part lof the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23

Judge Sam Priest, a prominent at
torney OF st. Louis, we'll known in
Mexico, will during June be married
to Mrs. Mabel Currie Hill, who IL
prominent in Colnesticutt soc ely. Tbe
wedding VIII take place in New York
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23
WOOL WOOL WOOL
Sam Morris wants
all he can get at
highest market price
in cash Sam Morris.
6 FOR DIVORCE.

Ira Householder, of vandalla, has
filed suit for divorce from Edward
Householder, asking the custody OF
their children. She charges negh'
gence and frequent threats.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23

II has been suggested TO the Led
ger that IN connection with the
bic Fonrh ofJn'y co'ebrltio7. that
Mexico have a flower parade, The
last flower rarade we had was on
Of the most attractive entertain
ments ever given n Mexico There
Is m reason why Mexico should not
have the biggest kind al Fourth of
July celebration this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-23
NOTICE To cREpIToRs.

Inre Hy H4~tins. Asasnor. John T. Estsr. A.
isreei
hss ~n Al he Jms Term 1917. 4 he Ae5ssin
cvnfy cirnGs Court mako hir iiad fsgzr4 IN tbS
above aaaignss estate sas hs application fn . dis
ehAsss a. s.eh ssaiznss d saia Assigned estate.
Da,ss Hsrioo, Missosi. Apa 50, 1872.
m JOHN r. BAKEF, Amrnss.