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"Well. principally because you were
behind the screen
what of that!e
"Well, the same circumstances do not
surround Messing "a do surround Foun-
tainv-the same suspicions-and I didn't
want him to become confidential when
he thought he was talking to o reputable
counselor alone
But doesn't this queer state OF things
strike your See here, We suspect
Fountain of Templeton's murder
slightly, to be snre-but suspect him.
He comes to see you inquiring for Pier
sons papers. Messing sees that murder
and he comes inquiring about Persons
papers. What connection is there?'
81 Jaw all that and recollect what you
have forgotten
WHAT"
THAT We have our suspicious Of Foun-
tain through Flora Ashgrove's strange
behavior and that she manifests great
anger against Messing, threatening to
be his accuser. while denying knowledge
| Of himr'
"To be sure! To be sure! Don't you
see that these condolences have an i'm
portant bearing upon the murder-that
you lost an opportunity to get hold Of a
string which may lead us straight to the
| RESULT"
"Oh, / don't believe Messing knows
anything of the affair"
my dear fellow, everything is guess
work, but every line must be examined.
| How could you let Messing slip through
your fingers so"
"He is easily enough regained. I al
get his address from the police authors
ties, and he win unburden himself to the
old clerk, George Dolwell. I'll tell you
what I'll do. I'll telegraph Dolwell to
| give him all the information he can and
| to extract as much as possible. The old
boy is very shrewd."
do so at once. And 10Y I must 60
after my new suit of clothes"
"You will come for those buttons to-
morrow
eyes. This thing is getting thick.
Yesterday we painted for a single bit of
daylight; today we have an embarrass-
ment."
He disappeared, and Holbrook lost
himself in thought.
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MANY A LIFE

LAS been saved by the prompt use OF
IL Ayers Pills. Travellers by land or
sea are liable to constipation or other
arrangements Of the stomach and bowels
which, il neglected, lead to serious and
often fatal consequences. The mostsur
means of correcting these evils Is the use
OF Ayers Cathartic Pills. The pru-
dent sailing-master would as soon go TO
sea without his chronometer rs without
a supply Of these Pills. Though prompt
and energetic In operation. Ayers PILLS
leave no i'll effects !; they are purely
vegetable and su~gar-coated the safest
medicine for old and young. at home or
abroad.
.For eight years / was afflicted with
consultation, which at last became so
bad that the doctors could do no 0
for me. Then ! began to take Ayers
Pills, and soon the bowels recovered
their natural and regular action, SO that
now / am in
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-17

oLBROOk
: r~everie, however,
was 100 n dis
turbed.
The messenger
came in with an
other card. He
read, "Mr. Geo.
Parker"
81 have an I'M
usual run of call
ers today" said
| Holbrook, land
not a ellie n t
among them un-
less this is one.
Show him in"
The door OPEN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-17
XII.
A NIGHT ExpERIEscE ON BROADWAY.

l. r o o K
walk ed down
Broadway to
wear off the ex-
element under
which he felt he
was laboring.
"Man hunting
is as fascinating
a sport as tiger
hunting" he said
to himself. "Not
that I know any
thing Of tiger
hunting, but as /
suppose it is. I
wonder If we
have struck the
right track. At
~ a
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Excellent

health."-Mrs. G. E. Clark, T~ewksbnry,
Massachusetts,.
81 regard Ayers Pills as n OF the
most reliable general remedies Of our
times. They have been in use in my
family for affections requiring q purga-
tive, and have given unvarying satisfac-
ton. We have found them an excellent
remedy for colds and light feyers."-
w r. Woodson, Fort Worth. Texas.
"Fer several years ! have relied more
upon Ayers Pills than upon anything
else in the medicine chest, to regulate
my bowels and those of the ships crew.
These Pills are not yer in their &C
ton, but do their work thoroughly. /
have used them with good effect for
the cure of rheumatism, kidney trou-
bles, and dyspepsia" Capt. Mueller,
Steamship Felicia, New York City.
1T have found Ayers Cathartic Pills
to be a better family medicine for COM
mon use than any other pills within my
knowledge. They are not only very
effective, but safe and pleasant to take
qualities which must make them
valued by the public."- Jules HaueL
Perfumer. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-17

OLBROOK had
not been in his
Office long the
next morning be-
fore Tom made
his appearance.
so bright and
clipper as to ex-
cite Holbrook's
envy, for he felt
stale and nerv-
Gus.
~ stupidity let
you go off last
night with that
piece of cloth In
your pocket" said
Tom, 'sand there
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-17
CHAPTER XII.

TWO VISITORS WHO INCREASE THE IN
TEREST.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-17

Hiram McFall, of Iowa, a broth.
er of Dr.. McFall, of this city, has
Just sold his farm in Iowa for $13,.
500 and will arrive with a car load
of horses tonight. Mr.. McFall
says he wants to locate in the blue
grass region of Missouri and we are
sure he will never regret his selec.
ton. Mr.. McFall is a farmer and
we are sure will have nc trouble in
securing a fine farm close to Mex
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-17

We are authorized to ammo
w. T.
a candidate for County An1S
ject to the rules and unee1
Democratic party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-17
Mans Faith and Creed.

Thoreau says a mans real faith
is never contained in his creed, no,
is his creed an article of his faith.
The last is never adopted. This it
is that permits him to smile even
and to live even as brave as he
does. And yet he clings anxious.
ly to his creed, as to a straw think.
ing that that does him good service
because his sheet anchor does not
drag.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-17

CHAPTER XIII.
THE INTEREST IS CONSIDERABLY
HEIGHTENED.
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COUNTY TREAsuu
We are authorized to annos
J. T. NELS0N
q candidate for County
subject to the Democrats e.
mary, Saturday, May "a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-17

ali the latest senssr
nd sporting pews. No sel,-snI
bs-h~zluaee for reelection to the on
of Constable of Salt River toWnshl
second term. Democratic county
mary Saturday, Nav n.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-17

We are authorized to ammo
JAMES A. ABRAYs
a candidate for County TIE
ject to the rules and ~
Democratic party.
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Two Fine Jacks

Quickly Cured csc No Mercury Given
Consultation in person or by letter
free Of charge.
DOCTOR LANOIX,
Surgeon and Physician,
Hampshire Street,
Quincy, Ill
Formerly demonstration Of anatomy in Quincy
College OF Medicine /; over twenty years exper-
diseases Of male and L female. Dtse ans Of the
SKIN. NERVOUS DEBiLTTY arising from eI::
memory. pimpIess on he face, loss Of ambition,
unftness Tor marriage,
Kidney, Liner and Urinary Diseases,
Piles and Nstula, -
dies NAV consult the doctor on all private and
delicate troubles with the assurance of relief.
~DEFORMITIES,
any address, securely packed and free from
observation. Office open day and night. All
correspondence strictly confidential. Remember
the address. Call or write.
DIR. LanOi<
No. 6s7 Hampshire Street, Quincy, Ills.
Feb 2O-lyr Telephone Si4. d&w
yno; I; Alexander, Hank W. sweetman.
Jas. 9; AisSsnaer. M. 0. Johnson,
TH1
Alexander Rogers Co.
LIVE STOCK
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
UNION STOCK YARDS,
CHICAGO, ILL.
Room Sc, EXCHANGE BUILDING.
Refer by permission to
Farmers and Merchants Bank. Hannibal. Mo.
First Arkansas Valley Bank, Wichita, Kan.
The National q OF Eldorad0, Kansas.
M s.i I; Ayf f,y 8 &c. Go; B FaGs1 hS s;ssssop n III.
First National Bank, JacksonvlIle nj.
Third National Bank. Sedalia, No.
F Fias's aa a 3 Bab Bsn H. s gssafns. H. IT,
First National Bank. Chicago, ri.
Fine WHISTLES!
IMPORTED CIGARS.
J.T.SAUNDERS { CO.,
WEST BLOCK
Just NorthWest Of the City hall
LxHP's BxKR on TAI, XLwAYs
YRxSH AND COLD.
Fine Whistles for family use by the
gallon. Imported Wines, the best on
the market.
]. T. SAUNDERS 4 CO.,
Corner jackson and Promenade Sts.,
novl2H MEXICO, Nc.
j. e. BROWN,
UCTIO ZEE r.
Six miles Son invest Of Mexico.
Address Post-oalcs box sss, Msxico, No
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We are authorized to ~
8. s. CRAIG:
a candidate for County -
Deeds subject to the rdlf
of the Democratic partY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-17

We are authorized to ann1S
C. H. q
q candidate for Recorder a
ject to the rules and w.
Democratic party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-17


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We are authorized to anno
J. II. MINOR
a candidate for County Ree6
ject to the rules and ussSS
Democratic party.
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g - - = = : = z -
rLnAr0 D q. ]. Hs<ssn. soss ]. ss1
ii bsNsG n 4 Cas- secosd 40 = Dss Ao1nes'
aLnAE Co . 4 Gshson. lots - and -
RI afr I. Co.'S ssccnd sdd 10 D. Aoinss'
II ca or j. xssrs. lists y IS. biz %,
lsxeoa Park sdd 10 pes Noznes, $il
S.. kICo. 70 ". Ousas. lois . snd 10. %.
soxtsesn P1e1ae LAID Corzpanys secona
ADJ . ucs MoEnes. -
B.A l. Co. {, ~ RcbeTison. loss - ena
= - 6. southern fsesnc Land Company -
ssna Id to D<a Hoines. -
Ri Co. 70 y Olsen, los !. 2 s1d > Dax
ff antsnxton Pax add 10 Des Noincs. ~
a1. H 81. Co 70 D. NcfhefScn. ioss Ana Z.
ak ., southern Psesbc LAnd Conpeny sscosa
eFta ~ Ds1 Mctues, ~. -
f.nAI ca 70 b Saith. lot .. blk .
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KI. al Co 70 ,. Jennlngs. LOT .. Ok ~.
ess4ssn Rsciac Land Coupanys second 500
b gss Moines. III
sI.B.AI Co 70 y. 4 wsttersou. los H. blk
ssathera Pscsae Land CompAny's second
sn< % Dss Noincs. -
u5~B.&I. Co. 10 l. Petersen. lot 3. bib =.
scaessrn Pacific Land Compsny's second add
- Dsx Motnes, so
LEI cal To- 4 blk ss Huntington PARK add =
uisir 10 q. ". Tibbetts. 2sxiss fpss In -
sorsz Of SEQ y. fp n, re. $3.50
H.AI ca. 20 p. SoIex tots 10 and II.
IN -. HuHtlnasSa Park 80 to Dcs Moines. sso
esu o IL TO J. X wo'eot1 ness OF SEA
ses :. tp ~. =. 300
En0x 10 g. A. Bill. lots 70 .. oik !. ~
90 ssusghss add, II ,ton
W 4 Russell 70 J. D. Cameron. lots - 70 y,
~ Ballard Park add, $50
hre 70 r, ". Peterson. lots 7 ardS, blk !.
ssas u Tesry's fourth add. $1,000
Holmes 10 & A. Rurreli. wlS Of lot ). blk
> r Homes add, 800.
chamberlasr 70 d. r. Phe!sn. Lots TO 10.
~ Kfibourue's add. ssoa
J cha,nberlain 10 Y. Phelan, lots 70 5. blk
a. Kf.searnc's sdd, 500.
t'nssd states 70 Ida Chaplin. nw,< sec 81 ID 20
nf4e
fsasy 10 q. A. DUO harme st 81. "a Of nes<
arG ~ Of ssIs. see p. tp - H. 4e. H.
Duehsfras Of al 90 w. l. Meredith, VII
- a Of SEA. scc -, - 2sn. rte, $500.
rasget States 10 G. W. Mullen. neIs Of sell. and
* ~ esst. see q, fp g u. . Sc. $50
c. n. Pa-kery 70 J. A. Park. lot 8. blk n Com
ss<s xupi sdd. $1,000.
j 5 xinner to A. Lansing. lots TO 10. blk 5.
s1 second add, $1,000.
4. B. Lieweliyn 10 l. Y. Slater. lot II. blk II.
Isasasaiieh to q D. BuiIix se,< Of se,4 Of swl5S.
SEC ]. 20 10. ~, $40.
IL Carr TO ~. olsson ct a.. lot Is. blk l.
Flsh Nosos Line add. $50.
q n Lawson 10 A. German. . tract feet by
- aestin Lawton Tn I, 37a
E.. ". Lawton to A. German. tract feet by
10 feet In the Lawtou tract, ZOO.
4. ID aorrixey " Ma II. Bow. lot 7, blk s. o
! Pc flnt add, $500.
~ ~ a. - A. "a ltk
81. div Of Green Lake. $500.
5. D. Fenton 10 Nellie J. Hoibrook. lots and
s / l. comstoex's add. $500
IzrkiAnd Land aud Improvement Company 20
Ssland L and N. Co. tract adjoining lot 7,
hls I. Kirkland. t&.n10
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eless By, In the stillness OF the night. could
seseesiy stastle the ordinary individual more
ian Co trsninx noiaesx the n@ssA.ss -As~~atd-
Fsaa snce the nerves are bfaoed and the system
Ira ,orated with Hoststters &omach Bltters.
4 IS abnormal sensitiveness r. succeeded by q
e utility not to Be disturbed By trivial causes.
nc Aired digestion u fertile cause Of nervc
aes sness and unnatural mental gloom. and q
i rous renewal OF the action Of the stomach
f re Of the surest means OF invlgorstang and
saisfing the nerves. Insomnia, or scepless-
aes = form OF nervous disease, ID unquesfio1.
49, benefited By sednt.vcs, when IL il pro-
seassd or Of frequent Occurrences, but Its per
IS ent removal Is more effe1tuaily achieved
= & the bitierA 7his medicine II also s'g-
rs n eflcaeious for malaria, rheumatism. cons
. ation, liver complaint and torpidity OF the
aeys and bladder
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Smith, Hinsdill & Jewett,
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT BROKERS
Rooms SOD $40. 81, Butler Block.
(lGichigan Headquarters.)

Waahingssa Imnigrasiea go Msnsseso1
Association.
We hsve for sale lo,0oo acres In different posD
~ the state in s. TO- 90 80. 90 and 16oacre farms;
good farming lands; 20 acres at EnumclaW, q
miles on Northern Pacific railway.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Three hundred acres, e,< sec I. tp n n, raw:
Ill good land: 50 scres ppwn in grass. IS per
acres; Ito acres in sec Is. ~ In. Nv; good clay
upiand. heavily iimbered, $40 per AGRA
KIrsAr COUNTY.
Two hundred acres in secs Is and II. tp = =.
~; mostly bottom land. $40 per aera
ANAcoRrEs,
Ten acres Beautiful land adjoining Fidalgo
City; cls arod ready for plating; $3.50 Per acre:
Is acres Near the above, 500 per acre.
One hundred ana fifty acres near Juanita.
Lake Washington. ~ miles west OF 8. 1. q
L 4. r.: partly. cleared. good improvements
fruit trees. straw Der lies, etc SIS per acre; viii
sell e-acre lots for 80 per acre.
One hundred and sixty acres IL miles water
'front.' On SqEam sh herb>r, opposite Port Gam
pie; beautiful ioost.oo; good for plating; nioe
Five ami 10 scre farms near Lake w ashing-
ton, $50 to$ Per acrs: IS lots axle. near MAO.
j on street power house, with view Of Lake
washing ton and Puget sound. 500 TO $3.50 each.
Lot at Ia.ons 4oxioo: fronts on two stre.ss;
small hous !: God sor1ng: me view 81 Lake
Union AID the city: e60Q
Twehundred acres, secs 10 and II. tp Is .. Z
lw III 80 per acre; 30 acres. sec "a, tp "a n. IA
e.55 per acre
Great bargains at Kent and Slaughter: both
are suburban towns Of Seattle: half hour ~
Sailroad.
Warrington Immigration and HomestsoA
Aas0ciatiOn.
Rooms = and =, RoxveI building. cognne e
0U110U1o ana HTo6s oefeetA 6oattle. wash
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Marine Meters Ask sn increase - "a
Fer asentss.

Marine Nnssers Ask ga increase ~ as
Fer NaBtss.
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1>xs nnosath. ref'assanHius with sadsy Naikes
j. kteagshcNss use aew paid sxs aoash ~
shes elAss, tk&s thes ssssssat kesa ap 10 pa
15sseAgszses Iesassrsa Of tstesa tae ilve aefo s
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aoo nea uouas.

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& ne lasts IL shs ssx sa1 - siNss
s1sts haee DIR ng t6e Tsst q $685.
nmnsss iAeSs sssss fas sss sAat9 81 ds
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REAL ESTATE rlsASsrxKa

- Deeds Recorded VITA the Auditor
Yesterday.
- state transactions fsasa iasnxry !. iSza
- nrc g. ,pax-zl-A Tnere were nls~s Zoe
ss;11zS15 S.ntrr,sAs q decaa tAe considerations
Sfns ets.sA N average u ~ ~
y II1 = Ne list = tugnasAsd ~ ossesas
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a skin ant blood partner Of tneomp1ane
purity q cursszTe power. An acknevssdEd
ssbie. sase. INNOCENT AID paiatabse- EDects
daf1y more great eu-sn Of skin. scalp eo6
t1ood humcrs than al other sksn and blood
remedies before the pn6sic- Sale gEeaeef tran
reH<tfeE
Sold everywhere. PRICK, 81. PofTpk Dnre
AND CHEMICAL Corporation. Boston
E0-sead ios ~How 70 Cure Spring HunofA-
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ss<.1s&t so NAH " .ee ssssxe and iaa's kasgss
~ q die oh = fffss sse L Il cunaste 81.
<c1s fefnl Shsrr sLall reed help gasss oan
t41t y as Kssf and aet ereast usn an5s1 a
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On ~ 1p1luts
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JxyrrRsoS COUNTY.

Three hundred acres, ei< sec I. tp n q. r Nv:
Ill good land: 80 scres spwn in grass. IS per
acres; Ito acres in sec Is, ~ q n, vi good clay
upland. heavily iimbered, $40 per AGRA
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mist tue lsatink tsnsas5ks In Seattle has,
1otved nntAnss none thesinnsss rnsan t,ss,
kfsts 9sll Ma place Q = La Is upless sas,
3 - % ieesen the nsEassf pf Ncrkinx hours
NALL y II agree 10 ina rstosisiaa ANA tlss.
1 No b 10 s'ylkes
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We hsve for sale 10000 acres In different pasa
~ the state in 5, 10, 20 90 90 and l6oacre farms
good farming lands; 20 acres q EnumclaWs q
miles on Northern Pacific railway.
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-25
To Capitalists.

Scaled proposals will be received 40 TO
CLOCK y. ia. Of the 27th day OF May A. ID.
lsso, by the board OF directors of School
District No, "a, OF Marion county, Oregon.
which includes the city of salem for the
purchase Of thirteen thousand dolars
(slNuO9 worth OF the bonds OF said school
district In denominations OF one hunared
dollars (SlOOl and upwards. The Interest
on these bonds To be paid semi-annually'
and they are 10 run twenty 90 years.
said bonds are issued under and by Nirtue
OF an act of the gislature OF Oregon for
the year lSso, entitled an aet 10 amend
sections 81 and 57of title of an act 10 estah-
lish "A uniform course OF puhlic Instruction.
In the common schools oi the state, ap-
proved October .e,lS7l, approved October "A,
lSs9 TINS act WAS approved February ~,
lS>othis act ctappnOVed February Il, lSss. Par
ties bidding must SPECIFY the lowest rate OF
interest at which they propOse 10 purcpnse
said bonds, and the amount they desire Ia
purchase, seven thousand dllliars worth to
be purchased July /, lSsa, and six thou.
sand dollars saw worth to be purchased
January l, 1871. No bids wall be considere
where the Purposes rate fintrrestis more
than per cent per annum or where the
hid tor the bonds Is below par value, Ths
b,rlrd reserve The right to reject nny or All
bids. hone by urder uf the bgttd ~ dirse
i0rs atonssid this 27lh day at MArph. A. ID
lSsO. ". "A 81 Ni'StlN. clerk
mr. school Dist. No. "a. Marion 10. or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-25
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

There were a number Of small
earthquakes shocks felt in California
Thursday, cracking walls and de-
stroying some bridges.
Moscow, Russia, has a sensation
in the shape of a suicide of five sis.
ters, who feared arrest for nihilism.
The salmon business at Astoria is
pretty fiat.
The president has nominated
Alanson p. Hammond to be post
master at Ashland, Oregon.
w. b. Cox ia assistant assessor fol
Macleay.
Our hardware merchants are now
out with a good display Of garden
hosiery for spring wear.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-25
Wool prOSDpcts.

Heppner Gazette: T. +. Fell in
speaking of the prospects for wool
lies during the coming season at
Heppner, says: That holders Of
wool east have been pushing it on
the market to clear up last years
supply before they commence opera
tious on the coming clip. For this
reason sales have increased without
corresponding advance in price.
However the tariff bill is we'll for
warded in shape which will benitit
WOOL interests, but it has as yet not
been reported back to the house.
Should 1t become law, or even re-
main pending before congress until
after shearing and local marketing
of this springs clip, the grower will
find a stronger price offered in
anticipation Of its ultimate passage.
Importations of wool and wooden
goods will continue up to the time
the bill will become law, and
manufacturers will not advance
prices before they can realize the
benefits of the probable new tariff
bill. For this reason spectators
gre likely to pay higher prices 10
cally than they can obtain, of man
ufacturers at the time of purchase,
as they did in June Of last year.
Their losses of last year are likely to
make them cautious buyers until
the prospects of the tariff are well
advanced. The Providence mills
expected to have a buyer at Heppner
early in the season, but write they
will not be out until the middle OF
June. Another buyer who has
been securing his Oregon wool at
San Francisco, writes that he will
come to Oregon in June and ship
directly from hVre, 50 that it is
likely that the reputation which
Heppner earned ~ a wool mark ct
last year will be sustained for this.