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Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03
RUSH HILL ITEMS.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
RUSH HILL, Mo-, July 2.-Near-
ly all the material for the creamery
Is on the ground and work will be
pushed through to completion in a
snort time.
Some of the wheat in this neigh
borhood is harvested and it is
much better than was expected a
few weeks ago. Judge Kendall has
thirty acres which is thought will
yield nearly twenty bushels to the
acre.
Corn is looking well but needing
rain badly.
The church that came 30 near
being blown down a few weeks age
has been Strengthened up and
braced. A new coat of plaster will
be put on and the house will be
thoroughly repaired throughout
Rev. Jeffries is here superintend.
ing the repairs.
Miss Laura Clark left last night
for st. Paul to attend the National
Teachers Association meeting to
be held from July 4 to II.
Clark Seminary has been newly
painted, and being in the midst Of
a beautiful ground and the lawn
ornamented with flowers, makes il
look quite home-like.
E. B. Norris shipped one ca,
load of hogs to st. Louis Monday
and Messrs. Lewis and House.
holder three loads of cattle to Chi.
cago. Tuesday Mr.. Chas. Lewis
shipped five loads to Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03
A Card to the Public.

MEXICO, Mo-, July I'm behalf
of W. W. Rose, I wish to state that
the report which has been in cir.
culation in regard to J. Rose pay.
ing me money that his son apprc.
priated for himself is false. His
work while with me Was satisfac.
tory and we also had a satisfactory
settlement and were on good terms.
with my best wishes.
Signed. CHAs. WADE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

The worthless check" scheme
of swindling is not by any means
confined to one person in this city.
To-day a check of this character
was given an officer for collection
and if the young man whose name
is TO the worthless paper does not
square the matter up he is likely to
have trouble. So we are told by
the person who claims to have
| been yictimized.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03
Colt Show.

The LEDGER acknowledges an
invitation from Messrs. Robt. T.
Freeman & Son to attend their
colt show on Friday, August LIST,
at 3 O'Clock, p. M, at.their magnifi.
C mt stock farm, six miles south
east of Mexico. Two premiums of
s15. 90 each will be awarded the
best colts, male and female, of the
great saddle and harness stallion,
| Duluth Chieftain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

thas. schraider, a boy south o.
own, was thrown of q mower this
morning on the sickle and had one
= nus feet badly lacerated. The
wound, although painful, is not {
.erious one and the boy was rest
@s easy At last accounts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

Nell Brayten, the aeronaut,
whites from Windsor, Mo-, aud
wants to give a ball Don ascension
MD parachute leap here during en-.
0mpment week. Brayton is q
lood one.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

Robert Renfrow, son of James
Renfrow, of this city, while help
ing to haul a load OF hay Saturday,
was thrown of a wagon and fell on
a pitch fork, one Of the tines en-.
tering his right lung, ranging up
and coming out at the top of right
shoulder blade. At last accounts
he was resting easy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

Frank Kilgore and daughter re-
tafnsd yesterday from a protracted
sojourn at Eldorado Springs, both
much improved in health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

AS will be seen from their sale
bills, Lakenan & Barnes are Offer
ing very reasonable terms to pur-
chasers-terms within the reach of
our prudent, economlzing citizens
who have not yet acquired a fort
une, and yet terms which make it
to the interest of capitalists to put
their money in this property Offer
ed for sale.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

The Vandalia FIGURING Mills and
Elevator, together with the grain
Sheds, were burned last night. The
origin of the fire is not known.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

Sam Morris sold four mowers
and one binder which is
evidence that the crops are not Sc
bad as reported.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

Miss Clark, of Rush Hill, who
bias been visiting in this city, left
to-day for St. Paul, MINI.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

]. +. Llewellyn is having a large
plate glass window put in his drug
store where the one was broken
out recently,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

Miss Picnic Pulllam, of Cedar
City, is visiting Misses Carrie and
Florence Umstead of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

Z. S. Wilson received to-day
IRON Norwalk, Ohio, 5000 admis.
sion tickets for the military
encampment next week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

The official census figures show
that Moberly has a population o,
6,224. The Monitor claims this al
least ! 600 below the estimate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

We understand that Jns. NJ.
Menefee has sold out in California
and will return to Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

W. H. Turner, the ice man, says
bic firm will begin to ship ice here
The latter part of this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

The Louisiana Press says: Mrs.
VI. Russell, Misses Lizzie Talbot,
Hattie Sullinger and Carrie Wade,
" mexico, were here Saturday en-
route north per steamer to st. Paul.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

Miss Carrie Umstead has return.
ed from a six weeks visit to friends
bn Galloway county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

The encampment will draw more
people from a distance than any
thing Mexico has had for some
time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

b. r. Cauthorn and family left
to-dsy for Corvallis, Oregon, going
sy the way Of St. Paul, Mimi.
They will be gone all summer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

Elder Samuel Magee, Of Contra
La, will preach in New Hope
Church, southeast of Mexico, Sun
DAY morning and evening, July 9th,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

At the meeting of the Nationa
Editorial Association in Boston,
Nm. White was elected a mem.
DER OF the Executive Committee
from Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03
Miss Kate Moore, daughter =,

Miss Kate Moore, daughter of
Capt. NJ. T. Moore, of Jefferson
City, died OF consumption on the
9th inst. and was buried at Full
ton last Saturday. Miss Moore
was well known here and her many
friends will regret to hear Of her
death.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

W. B. McIntire mourns the loss
ota fine amethyst ring dropped
somewhere on the streets yester-
dav
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

Elder w. II. Hook filled the
pulpit at the Christian Church
Sunday morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

Moore d Nelson, as agents, sold
to-day for J. NJ. and S. P. Furnish
. house and lot IN northwest Mex
leo to Sallie Nickens for $685.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03
Minerva Brown to Jas Cock.

Minerva Brown to Jas Cock.
riIl, house and lot. 400 90
FIX Barada to Angie H TUFTS
ioIs. q 90
Mark Pitcher to H A Ricketts,
one-hah interest In Wind
soE Hotel property. : 10000 %
W + Reed to Jacob Ruloff,
store house and lott, $500 90
aura !: Nelson to j NJ Bea.
giles, house aud 2 iots....... $500 90
Mary e Sims to j r Luckie,
lot....................... 800 90
Amanda Pollard TO VIM Big.
gers, 3Sx6a IT. bus. lot. 1000 90
A u Garrett to Clara Mason,
Joseph Murray to G w Girls.
well, house and lot ......... S75 90
Mary E Woodward to c NJ
White, 2 lots $50 90
J w Gillespie TO- L Williams,
house and lot. 400 90
Ladue Willy to A Glandon,
Bert Ringo to " ii Coons. 80 ~
house and 2 ots........... 1850 90
leila Carter to VIM Harper.
house and lot.............. $50 90
W Ritenour to TIA Chopper,
Sam Baskin to q T Hook,
house and lot. ............ $50 90
TIE Day to Henrietta Ker-
nan, house and 8 LOTS. I,400 90
Tandy Hill to b c Laughlin,
house and lot............., 1000 oo
Rilla Bush to w X Potts,
house and lots .......... $50 0C
J R Baker to G L Wright,
vacant lots. ..-.....--.... rs OF
Dave Tomlipson to G O Sta
cy, house and lots. ...... 500 GG
J G Bassford to ] T Fields,
vacant lot. 500 ot
Mary E Norris to Harry 81.
mons, vacant lot. 5000. 100 0(
Jabez Robinson to N s Mey-
ers, 8 vacant lots. ........ 400 O(
Jas Finn to T + Roden, store
house and lot. 1880 OF
F p Canterbury to VIM Han
ley, dwelling and grounds. $500 OK
j M Smith to ] T Brown,
! house and lots. .......... $50 OF
Lakenan & Barnes TOT II Bed
bury, vacant lot. .......... 100 OF
| Mary A Bussing to Lakenan
Il Barnes, restaurant build
ing and lot................. 1880 o.
\ ~ d w OOuIuh W " I VtOiGZ,
house and lot. $50 OF
Geo AMorris to Chas McBee,
house and 2 lots. .......... S75 On
lJ d Inflow to B Harrison,
house and lot. ............. 1,lOo 0,
BERNARD Kilkenny to Pat
Z Naughton, 2 lots . $50 o.
r B Worrell to Mark Pitcher,
one-half interest in Wind
5sor Hotel property. ..:..... 1900 o.
A F Winslow to Lydia Nj
Sherman, house and lot. 1850 O
b sB Tureman to Caroline
Lakeland, house and lot. 900 o.
VIM Cullen to H Kombrink,
vacant lot 10 U
A G Azden to c Hollis, house
Jas anG Finn to VIM Kemper, ''' .
store house and ground. 80. IL ZOO O
! w Town to Julia Maua,
house and lot. 975 o.
Joe Ringo to R A Holtcamp,
house and lot.............. 1900 o
Heirs OF Jno Pollock to Mag
gle Gray. 3 lots ............. 200 O
Heirs Of Jno Pollock to Sarah
EllIS, l o lUU U
r w Tureman to Maggie Blue,
u6uSo duU lOt. tOU U
E A Howe to J w Ritenour,
8 vacant lots. 800 0
Lewis Farrah ct al to Mary
Harpster, house and lot. 1000 0
Mary L Hall to H Jacobson,
house and lot.......:....... 1000 0
Elizabeth Monroe to ] D Pratt,
vacant lot in Southwest
Mexico. $50 Q
r w Tureman to II Altepe-
ter, vacant lot .......... $50 Q
IS p Emmons to J p Powell,
1lot........................ 100
Thos H Jones to ] p Powell,
1Iot........................ $50
house and lot. 1900 {
B Vanderbilt to Margaret
McFadden, 2 lots ........ $50 {
] Matilda Daniel to G G Daniel,
house and lot 1000 {
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

Il. A. Ricketts,, who has been
F'csmping OUT in the mountains,
returned home SUNDAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

Mrs. Cunningham, of East
Promenade street, who has been
Kick, is reported better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

On Tuesday, July Sth, the
Republican State Committee will
meet in St. Louis to fix the time
and place for the meeting of the
Republican State convention. st.
Joseph wants the convention, and
SO does Sedalia, Springfield and
Jefferson City. The date of the
convention will probably be fixed
some time during the first week in
| August.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

Robert Renfrow, who got hurt by
falling on a pitch fork, is getting
aIong all right.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

i Willard Reed, of Columbia, is
visiting his father, James Reed, Of
his place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

All lots in the College addition
50 1a5 feet long by 60 feet wide.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03
LOUDER THAN WORDS.
Facts and Figures That Speak
Volumes For Mexico's Thrift
"A Few Real Estate
Transfers.

Some idea of the activity in real
estate in Mexico can be had from
the following partial list of trans
fers made in the last few months.
Not near all are gwen as it is
almost an impossibility to secure
an accurate list. That property in
this city is bound to advance in
price at an early day is apparent
to all and those who are thinking
of buying should do 30 now while
values are reasonable. The fol-
lowing recent transfers shows
which way the wind is blowing:
Mar'g'rt Flint to- G Bassford,
small house and lot........S 400 90
Green Meirs to Baptist church
Tom Blue to r W Tureman 2
lots-..... $50 90
J G Sumner to D w Sumner,
4 lots 900 90
Mary Beehtel ct al, to c
A&ACACtS IA4kk14Otk6 b.0. w.. f iii sr
to g W Chase, house q lot. 1000 90
Mexico B. 81 L. ASSN, to Sal
lie Langston, house....... 800 90
Chas. Brentrifr to Isaac Potts,
o 80 %
7 B Buckner to Virginia Will
son, house and lot. ........ $50 90
] D Summer to s 8 Newman,
house and lot. ......... 800 90
R w Tureman to w Riten-
our, 20xl14 #. $50 90
Offutt & Baskin to s NJ Locke,
vacant lot. 275 90
Sarah E Bridges heirs to An
ME l. Jones, house......... S25 90
Sallie Pearson to S M Locke,
Nancy Candle to w v Wal
ker, house and lot. ....... 465 90
&c Bassford to Chas Camp
bell, .one lot. .............. LIS 90
l. N Ketter to Annie Bird, va
CALI lIO W
J w johnson to A X Luckie,
one lot. -. 200 90
David Tomlinson to Julia E
Maus, one-half lot. ........ It's OC
John C Hart to Joseph Wei
mer, house and lot. 1850 oC
L s Barada.to Waller L Reed,
one & one-half vacant lots. SIS OC
Lacount Coil to B F Harlow,
house and lot. 800 OC
Emma and Ella Pogue to Pat .
ROden jr., 3 vacant lots. -. 600 OC
VIM Davis to J Shepherd,
house and lot. 900 OF
J Ritenour to Baptist Pub.
Co., 57x60 Observation-Disclosures. 1880 OK
A G Armstrong to White &
Baskin, one lot. ........... 100 OF
Mary L Clark to G E Laforce,
one lOO "
J B Owen to Mary E Vaughn,
eliot. so on
John Gregg to Dobyns &
Locke, house and 2 lots. go. 1900 OF
Baptist Pub. Assn. to w A
Morris, store house. -. 5000 o.
Matilda Wells to w d Fra
Zler, 4 lots 6OO IN
Dan Eubanks to Lakenan &
Barnes, 4ox1l4 ft.......... 1900 o.
Alice Peck to J Ritenour,
3Oxll4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 o.
Dan Jenkins to o Alexan-
der, one 400 o.
Daisy L Maths to E L Rut-
ledge, house and lot....... 900 o.
sc Adams to M c Mathews,
house and Iot.........:.... 1900 o
J w Gillaspie to w A Will
bingham, house and lot. 500 O
Joe Schumacher to L Feger,
store house and lott. 5000 o
A M Vardeman to b H Mey-
er. z 80 U
Minerva Brown to NJ I Hook,
house and lot. $50 0
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

Fry 4 Son shipped to st. Louis
-, n;sbt one car of butcher stuff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

Wallace and Northern shipped
bus car hogs last night to st.
louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

Mrs. J.. C. Berry and son have
.s,ur,red home from Ashland, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

Mrs. Everhart, of Montgomery
City, is visiting P. H. Cant: and
family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

The post.ofice will be open July
] from 7 to s a. N. and from 3 to 4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

Fac lemonade at the auction
ia oflots Thursday, July 10th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

Mas Lizzie Armistead has re
- from a visit to Ashland.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

Or. HALEY, who has been sick,
] able to be up and around again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03
Found Guilty of Libel,

MoBERLY, Mo-, June 28.-The
jury in the case of the State vs.. J.
Frank Leake, charged with a Grim
inal libel on G. B. Kelly, OF the
Monitor, after wrestling with the
testimony offered and the speeches
of six lawyers to-day, returned a
verdict of guilty against Leake and
assessed afine of 81 and costs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03
" B McInHrs 70 Lizzie Fen

W B McIntirs 10 Lizzie Far
ms y lou:......:...:...:. SW
D r Owings to Baptist
Church, house and 5 lots. 1440
DIR Ownings to " ] RtxsY,2
xUO
D e Jennings to Annie e Jen-
nings, house and lot....... 400
N Barkwell to F Bolts, ! lot l25
A s Houston to c G Wilburn - =
R d Fowler to Mary Z Cline, ~
house aud LOT. 1000
w X Potts TO G E Harrison,
Lakenan & Barnes to Gus
Helfert, ] lot..........-.-. 100
Henrietta Herman to Nancy
Edmonston, house and lot. 100
Edna v Tucker to TW Stew
art, house and lot. 100000. LOGO
III F woodward to WIN Doanes
vacant lUO
Julia Maus to w ii Turner,
house and lot. ............ l,5OO
VIM & johnson to Brit Ringo,
75xl30 Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Margaret Gorth to Caroline
Bricket, 66x270 feet........ 500
Moses Chapman to John II
Jolly, 70x260 feet......... 100
Sarah J Sparks to Brooks d
Lane, 2 lots. '42S
RT Martin to DIR McFall, 2
| LOIS 1000
Frost q Brooks to j W Riten-
our, z lots. 40
| NJ Y Duncan to Lizzie Ferris,
store house and lot........ 5000
Grafton & Newcomb to Alfred
Fox, l small lot ........... SO
White & Baskin to ] w Rit-
enour, 2 lots .......... 49,. $50
G Bassford to A Campbell,
-.... 10
Annie NJ Russell to Rose For
rist, house and lot. 1850
Rebecca Lockridge to Brooks
d Frost, 2 lots 400
] II Hardin to q NJ Null, 2 lots 500
Ricketts, q Galloway to B H
Robertson, 3 lots. ......... 325
Joseph Oftutt to Lane &
Bassford, 2 lots. ......... 500
Alex Withers to nj e Church,
house and lot 575
D III Owings to Peter Gadber-
son, house and lot. ........ 325
d Moore to w V Walker,
house and lot. ........... HOO
DEShea to Lucy Shootman,l
LOO
w L Rennolds to D d Wood
ward, house and lot. .......s 1900
VIM Thomas to w J Rixey, 8
675
RI hopkins to Jane Sullin-
ger, house and Iot........ 1900
Jane Sullinger to r P Hop
kins, houses and LOTS. 1000
VIM Biggers to L w Sharp, l
20
J W Price to w II Wright,
| houses and Plot. .......... $50
Lewis Hord to II Schmidt,
house and lot l225
; Mary, E Kearns to Irving
Leaks, house and 2 LOTS. 800
Angie H TUFTS to L l. Lee, 2
Mamie Biggefs'~to ofiatt = 90
Baskin, / lot $50
Nancy Craig to Irving Leake,
house and 6 lots .......... 1000
Nancy Brashear to Albert
Griggs, house and lot. 800
Frank Plummer to Emiline
and Mamie Meyers, house
and lot. 800
Albert Griggs to q l. Whaley,
house and lot. 100
Leslie l. Lee to w III French,
house and lot. 800
Albert Griggs to E L Rut-
ledge, house and lot....... 900
Lakenan & Barnes to J w
Stewart, 2 lot. 315
A Griggs to Mary Matthews,
Hot. ITO
] G Lakenan to J w Stewart,
Hot. 100
E G Burkhart to R b Wor-
rell, house and lot. 5000
} Mary Cunningham to VIM
Bowers, house and lot. $50
J wight to w K Potts, coal
and wood lot. $500
Galloway q Ricketts, to r E
Smith, 2 lots. 160
] B Snyder to A Griggs, l lot $50
lR e Chapel to Riley Brown,
U i Ot....... 0UO
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

Mrs DR.. McFall has returned
s,om a visit i'll Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

Mr.. Grayson, of st. Louis, is
visiting G. A. Morris, il.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

The Baptist Publishing Com.
pany will issue their next publica.
ton, after the one now in press,
from their own building, opposite
the Intelligencer Office. The presses,
type, and printing Office fixtures
have been purchased and will be
placed in the new building in time
to issue their journal about Au.
gust 10. A water motor will
propel the machinery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

+ Sells Bros. big circus will
in Mexico July ~.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

THE encampmeDt Is all the talk
the street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-07-03

her children being In Sunday
School work. Missouri is the
fourth State in the Sunday School
work; we must make her the
first by 1898. The most in
describably beautiful scene we wit
messed was the giving of the Chau.
tauqua salute to Bishop John H.
Vincent, OF New York, the founder
of the Chautauqua Literary and
Scientific Circle and the Chautau'
qua Sunday School. AS silently
as the falling snow fake or the
rustling of the downy white
wings of the swan, the thousands
of white handkerchiefs gracefully
waved in the air. It's silence wa!
impressive, its significance was in
spring. Our dear children do no
realize (and many parents, ane
even ministers) that the creates
i, minds and best hesrts of tn
world-yes, the world-are nov
} conferred upon them-the boys ant
girls-and are working for thei
good.
1 cannot close without saying un
, ~reservedly that the people of Pitts
burg are the biggest hearted, mos
, sociable and best livers I ever met
We westerners, in our hurry to &c
gain, know nothing of their accom-
modating kind-heartedness. But
could write a day and not tell al
Q 1 enjoyed. Yours, etc.
J. V. WILLIAMS.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-12-13
tma,srMAs soR rnE cnllnnEx.

Christmas is the festival of alI festi. vals in the year for the especlal delight of the children, and they look forward for months with pleasurablc anticipa- tion to the coming of Santa Claus In order that all the young people of Globe may participate in the enjoyment af- forded hy the Christmas Tree, it has been wisely determined to hold the en- tertainment at the Rink, which is much larger and better adapted for the pnr- pose than the Methodist Church. The managers of the Tree extend cordial all will be remembered in the distribu- tion of gifts.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-12-13
ArpA.s,Se rnafa.snasc

The Glsbo School Literary Society, organized from among the scholars ir Prof Case room, gave their first en' tertainmeIr on Monday evening last al the Methodist Church, before 9 large audience, who expressed thcir appre- citation by hearty applause of the mpny excellent renditicns--literary endmlsi- cal, Other entertainments will be given and no doubt the society will improSS on their first performance, which was certainly moritorious. About $50 wa, realized, which win be applied to il fund to establish public library and reading room.
 Those who took part in tlu, enter tainment were Prof. c, o. Cae, Dora Rosencrance, Frank Burrows, Salhe McCabe, Percy McCabe, Maud Shan ley, Mamie Cadman, Tommy Tr'willian, Willie Butler, Florence Pascoe, Maud Kenyon, Fannie Watson, Lottie Bur rows, Amber Celia and Edgar Trengnye.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-12-13
1900 MILES.
But shs Got It.-A Sample of Letters
 Daily Received.

Only those who have tried 1t can know what 1t Is that prompts one to send l,50o miles for it to get IL again. Here is another of many such instances
 DEAR sIRs: I send &. for which please return a halt dozen of your vegetable sarsaparila. have moved here from Sierra City, Cal. I took three bottles before leaving, hence send all the wRy back 10 California for more It was just before left Sierra City, about a year ago, that began to feel very miserable My skin was very yellow. and was all pains and aches, especially under ny shoulders and in my head. The doc tor said il was my liver, and gave me some medicine which relieved me somewhat. One ut my neighbors happened im and told me she had started to take Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla, and adyised me tO try fl. I did. and with such good effect that l now feel ike new being. l have persuaded one Of Iny neighhors here to take 1t, @ part of this is for her and part for myselt.
 MRS GEO. DELBRlDGE,
 Butte City, Montana The reader, fl he or sue has not tried 1t, has no idea of what Caliiornia's vegetable juices, (which is but another name for Joys Vegetable sarsapafills) viii do for Gis0rdercd systema
Arizona silver belt., 1890-12-13
TO THE LADIES OF cLoaE ANp ,scEs.rY

I have just received from New fork and San Francisco carefully selected stock of millinery and fancy goods, which will be opened for inspection about December 10th, next door to II, c. Hitcheock's drug store
 I will be constantly receiving the latest novelties from New York and San Francisco, propose to sell at prices within the reach of all Hats, bonnets, toques, etc., etc, made or trimmed to order. I will also open Dressmaking ill connection. Several years of experience added to the latest improved appliances, enable me to guarantee perfect satisfaction in all branches of the business.
 If you don't want to buy, come and examine goods and prices anyway.
 Mas, ALICE W. NEWTON.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-12-13
The Druggists

Tn Lowell, Mass, agree fin saying that they sell more Of Hoods sarsRpafilla than of all other blood purifiers For Instance:
 F. c. GooDALE: sell more of Hoods sarsaps- rllla than all other blood purifiers.
 4. ". Dows < Co.,: Hoods takes the lead of all other sarsaparillas-
 c. F. BLANCHARD; We seli more Of Hoods Sar- ESparilla than of any similar.
 MARsToN & SHAW Witl, us tho sale of Hoods ia to of any other kind.
 F. & E. BAILEY & Co.,: Hoods sarsaparilla Is one of the best medicines.
 CARLTON ( HovEY: Hoods safsapariin Is one of the best medicines we have. Its Gale increases every year
 F. F. MooDy: We sell twice as much of HpodI sarsaparilla as of anything similar.
 c. A. SWAN: Hoods isthe most popular sarsa- parllla of tho day.
 THIRTY OTHER druggists speak similarly. This popularity at home, where uocd's Sarsa parilla and its proprietors have been known Tor many years, could not continue if the medicine did not possess merit. And these facts should certainly convince people in other sections of the country that Hoods sarsaparilla is good. reliable medicine.
 Hoods Sarsaparilia eold by druggists sl; six for s. Prepared only by c. | HOOD & CO, Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa
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