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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-20
and daughter. They are expected
TO arrive here morrow.
hILLSBORO NEWS.

1895, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rein
gardt, son. Weight, IS pounds.
Our popular county commissioners
is being showered with congratula-
tion5.
Says the Silver City Eagle :;
"Distriot Attorney IiaTilee re-
turned Saturday from Sierra
county and Socorro, where he had
gone on business connected with
big tax suit which he has just filed
in the district court against the
owners of the Armendaris Grant,
in Sierra county, The amount
claimed to be due is over SS,QOO
and would be of assistance to the
taxpayers Of Sierra county"
George Schaeffer. an old resi-
dent Of Pinos Altos, Grant county,
and we'll known by many In Hills
boro, died last Sunday,
Doc. Warren, who was in kusi-
ness in HilIsboro fifteen years ago,
has returned to take in the Old
Timers reunion.
Died, Sept l6, 1895, David
Vincent Story, infant con OF Mr.
and Mrs. A. M. Story. Mr.. and
Mrs. Story wish to thank tho peo-
ple Of Hillsboro for the kindness
and sympathy shown them in their
bereavment.
Prof Park and wife, the
Misses Yena and Mary Campbell
and Mr., George ONeal will picnic
on the Anlmas this coming Sun
day.
Keller, Miller & Co. has pur.
chased the stock of goods Of the
HiIl4boro Mercantile Go. subject
to the consent of tke0istrict Court
Miss Ella sanderson has
opened her ppivate school in the
LaiAlaw building. 90
The long and tedious wait of
over three hours at Mutt station,
going and coming. prevented many
of our people from attending. the
Albuquerque Fair
Capt. Lee proposeB to start
a town dairy, and is onsthe lookout
for several good Holstein and
Hereford milch cows.
Mrs. Parmentier left for her
home In Illinois on Monday
train.
The Gipsey silver mine was
sold at special masters sale last
Saturday, and was purchased by
C. NJ. Harmon, of Detroit, Mich
1t is oae OF the best silver proper.
ties in the Kingston district.
WIN. Russell was the lucky
! bidder for sinking the Wicks min'
, shaft ono hundred feet deeper. HI
is a good miner and will do th'
work well.
Among those attending th'
Territorial Fair at Albuquerque
are County Clerk Hall and wife
Hon, W. S. Hopewell, Sheriff
Kahier, Mr.. and Mrs Otto Gent
and Miss Ada Lee, Mr.. and Mrs
Gus Duvall, W II. Bucher, JohI
Opgenorth, and Guy McPhersonu
: -Hillsboro weather report 10
week ending Sept. 18th, Judge X
A. Nickle observer AYerag
maximum temperature, 90.Ol
3 Average minimum temperature
; 1888. Total rainfall .O6.
Rev. Frank NJ. Day returne'
9 Tuesday from the Conference Q
the NJ. z. Church at Santa lie. h
D will be sent to Blosburg for tn
: coming conference year. A ne'
g man will be sent to this charg'
The selection has not yet bee
j made.
q All @embers of the Blac
e. Range Pioneer Association al
requested to meet at the Cou
1 House this Friday afternoon, at
- - raxfacf arrange men
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-20
nether d enter bis high steprers

whether to enter bis high steppers
or not.
Crane Bros. irrigation machinery
was kept in operation and at
tracted large crowds
Frasfk Buck, Of tins district, has
a gang Of urchins selling lemona ie
and confectionery on this grounds
and is coming money.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-20

gone to the Palomhs Hot Springs
10 reualn few weeks,
a new herd Of goats have been
driven into the foot hills east of
here, from eastern New Mexico and
Texas. The camp is on Turkey
Creek or Spring
L d. Foster and w, d, Nourse
came up from the Iron Reef Mining
District where they are working on
the Equator Mine, A strike which
they made has not yet been deter
mined as 10 the richness by as-
say.
The sportsmon are having n
fine time with the wild pigeona.
Eceherger and Slater have made
the best game bags The birds are
not SO numerous as will be later
in tho parks where acorns ard
pigeon nuts abound.
NEVER TELL.
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Hermosa News.

Robt Cassidy rounded up his
-horses ADD started for Arizona TO
look after his cattle there.
a party consisting Of Mr., and
Mrs. Aysrs and Mrs Rodgers have
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Charles G., Miller,
Va.
George Richardson,
Maggie Richardson, -
Fred shaw and
Charles l. Boone
In The District Court,
County Of Sierra.

The said defendants, George Richard
sou, Maggie Richardson, tred shaw ana
Charles l. Boone are hereby notified
that . quit ~ Chencery haa been con'-
menced against them in tho District
Court for the County Of Sierra. Territory
Of Now Mexico, by aaid complainant,
Charles G. Miller, praying that the sald
defendants, George Richardson ana
Maggie Richardson may be decreed 10
pay complainant the amount found to be
due upon their promissory note for Three
Hundred and Five Dollars, dated March
lst, 1884, together with the costs OF thus
proceeding that in ease OF default In such
payment the property described IN
said bill and in which complainant Is
informed defendants Fred Shaw and
Charles = Boone haye or claim some IN.
lerest the same being piece OF land
one hundred and twenty five feet square,
conveyed by defendants, George and
Maggie Richardson, TO complainant by
mortgage deed dated March lst, 1894, TO
secure the payment Of said note, SAID
deed being recorded in Book ID" OF
Mortgages, page 20, Records OF Sierra
County, be sold TO pay and satisfy the
same that In case OF said sale all OF said
defendants be thereby forever barred and
ioieclosed Of all right and equity OF rec
demption Of, in and to the same, with the
appuitenances and for general relief;
That unless you enter your Appearances
m said suit on or before the first day OF
the next October Term Of said Court,
commencing on The 2sth day Of October.
A. y 1898, decree pro coniesso therein
viii be rendered against you and said
cause proceed 70 final decree according to
law aud the rules Of said Court
w b WALTON,
Clerk and Register in Chancory.
f. w. PARKER. solic't for Complainant.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
Territory Of New AcSiao,
Thigd Judicial District court
County Of Sierra
Noah i Damel
Va
Claude n Harmon,

The said ,laiendtni, Claalo NJ Har-
mon. is hereby notified that suit in
assumpst with attachment, his been
commenced against hHn in the District
cf.a of tt YNirl fH' 'ioi itH H'rrt If tHe
Territory - Sew MA xeo. in and ior
sierra County, NeW Nexiro to recover
tie sum 0f Three IInnNy Nyd Dollars iaR-
ages. alleged ta have bc& sustained sn
account ul the hreArh % 4 contract 10 pay
dive per cent. interest Ier annum upon
the three premi-sory notes Of Harry g
Van Iusan Challss T. Ortman and
John s Rankin respsctiyely, each dated
January l5ih. 1888. and due six months
after date lor 81 900 each, With seven PEI
cent interest, and endorre1 by defendant
aud others 90 the plaintiff
The said defendant is further notified
that bis property has been attached, and
that nniess he enters his appearance in
aai suit on 81 before lie FIRST DAY u tie
Ociobef. a b. ls95, Term II saii Court
10 be begun on the fourth Aondsy 10
+ 0oieker a. p 1885, judgment by default
ail be entered against him ars sasd
attached property s-li ts satisfy the
". q. WALTON,
clerk.
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rsg Sold Ivy druggists, 75c.
BULLETS AND BLOOD.

BCL LLEIS AND BLOOD.
Santa Ne New Mexican
4 private letter from Las Cruces
brings word that the disgraceful
political row which has involved
that community ever tince the last
general election eliminated on
Saturday nightln shooting scrape
between joe Morgan and Bill Viii
Iilms. The latter il today nursing
badly shattered right arm, the
result Of one of Morgan's bullets,
while Morgan hos o gcsh wound in
the arm and side caused 10y Will
liams' six shooter. Williams is
said to have started the trouble.
Morgan is Judge a. b, Falls
brother-in.law. Williams is n for.
mer Y. S. deputy marshal and ls
now a dotcctiye for the Southeast
ern New Mexico Cattle nssoclation.
Excitement runs high.
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DEAFNESS CANNOT BE
CURED

by local applications, as they can
not reach the diseased portion OF
the ear. There is only one way to
Cure Deafness, and that is 10y con
stitutioAal remedies. Deafness Is
caused hy an infamed condition Of
the mueuous lining OF tho eastach.
ian tube. When this tube gets
lutlamed you have L rumbllng
sound or imperfect hearing, and
when IL ia entirely closed Deafness
is the result, and unless the nllam'
matpn can bs taken out and this
tube restored 10 It's normal condi-
tion, hearing will be destroyed
forever, nine cases out Of ten ME
caused 10y catarr0h, which Is moth.
ing but an iullamrd condition q
the mucous surfaces.
We Will give One Hundred Dol s
! lars for any case OF Deafness
(eaused by catarrh) that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
send for circulars, free.
II. j. CHFEEY a. Co,
Toledo, O,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
In the Dislrict Court Of the Third Ju-
dieial District oi the Territory OF New
Mexico, within and for the
County of Sierra


The Territory OF New Mexico,
vs.. No. 700
Tho Winters Cattle Raising Co,
also called and known as The In
Laguua Valley Company. Debt.
The eaid defendant, The w nters Cattle
Raising Company, also called and known
a. The Iauuna Valley Company, Ia
hereby notified that an action Of debt has
been commenced against r.ln the Dis.
trict Court for the County Of Sierra and
Territory OF New Mexico, by the said
p.aiuliH, the Territory Of New Mexico,
iur taxes amounting to Eight Thousand
Three Hundred aud Forty-Nine SO 100
Dollars, assessed and levied against the
said defendant for and on account of all
that portion OF the Armendaris tirant,
Private Land Claim No 80, lying and
situate in the County Of Sierra, in tho
Territory Of New Mexico, more particu.
larly described ia the Declaration in this
cause. and for Ten Thousand Dollars
damages. interest and costs Of suit, That
unless the said defendant enter its
appearance in said suit on or before the
first day OF the next October Term OF
said Court commencing on the 2sth day
Of October, lSa5, judgment by default
therein will bo rendered against said
defendant.
w. r. WALTON,
r. u CLERK.
ARrunR II HARILsF. District Attorney,
Attorney ior Plaintiff,
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Output Of IIllsboro gold mines
for the week ending Thursday,
Sept, l0th, 1925, as reported for
lmE AnNoOArE.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-20
THE HEALER AT WORK

Denver, Sept l6 The term OF
rest, which Francis Schladler, who
claims that he is the Messiah, pre-
acribed for himself, ended yester-
day, aud to-day he began to re-
ceive tie public, at the residence
Of T.. l.. Fox, IN north Denver.
Crowds Of lame nnd sick hocked
to the feet OF the healer to receive
treatment
II Is claimed by Schlader's
friends that a woman,suifering with
stomach trouble and given up to
die by the doctors, began torecover
after visit from schlaller who
told her she would be able 10 leave
her bed in two weeks.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-20

When any person, whether min
ing expert or layman, goes INTO a
new mining camp where there rs
but little development, and, after
u hasty examination, announces
that the camp IL destined to prove
the equal Of any Of the great min
ing camps Of the country, hls
opinion is not likely to carry much
weight with thinking people. The
fact that it shows more ore than
Leadylle or Aspen or some other
rich camp showed after the same
number OF months work is by no
means conclusive evidence that the
new camp will continue TO advance
in the same ratio. Hundreds Of
camps that in their early stages
were full of promise have failed 70
develope sny important mines, and
are now deserted, leaving few
clusters Of vacant buildings, and
perhaps the ruins oi number q
mills and smellers, 10 mark their
location.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-20

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Aaagdsd Cod Medal Midasn,er Fsif. San Francisco
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-20

ro.ol OUTPUT since IAN ! 1906, 1890
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-20

Hillsboro is situated in
ne center OF the great
Eilisboro, Kingston aud
SLACK Range gold and silver
country, and emily Is miles
distant from the famous
Lake Valley silver felds.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-20

Clerk and Register in Chancory.
+. w. PARKER. solc'r for Complainant.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-11

Name of Owner. and Subdivision Of
Section. Lot or BLOCK.

MiscellaneouS-COnt
VIM Davis, und Il OF Sc u of NV Il Of.
VIM Davis, und n of e 12 of Sw Il of
NV 49,; ::.............
JAS Stinson, u of NV "a of..............
VIM Dawson, CONG at ne cor of NV 4
of sw u; tn w 500 #; tn s 395 fit to
land of Louis Dermaris; tn n 66 deg
Is min along said land to line be-
tween NV Il and ne Il of sw Il tn
along said last line % TT to beg.
Louis Desmarais, ne Il Of Sw A.........
Louis DesmaraiS, 1886 acres in part
of NV a of sw Observation-Disclosures.
st Aubin and Dion, ne Il of NV Il of sec
S E Pierce, CONG at sw cor of 1t 10,
subdiv of e " of sw Il of sec 20; tn
My 100 TT; tn w 100 TT; tn S to n line
of st Paul and New Canada road 104
TT; tn ely 100 TT to beg.
Pat Keough, CONG IA $40 TT e from sw
cor of sw Il; tn $50 IT; tn n 655 it,
tn w $50 it: tn S 605 TT to beg.
Pat-Keough, com 6 65o # n from sw cor
of sw a of sw a; tn e 769 $40 it; tn
655 # to center of line of said SW
a; tn W 769 $40 TT: tn Cos TT TO beg
lex 30 # to city,. .....................
Albert L Scott, und q of the G.4O acres
of y of lot Observation-Disclosures.
r P Lewis. NV a of sw 4 Qess r r and
less Fisher Observation-Disclosures.
r P Lewis, sw 4 of sw 4 Qess r r and
less acres to ST Paul Harvester
works and less Fisher ST.. ............
Angler Anles, NV 4 of ne 4 of of NV I,
Angler Ames Il of w 20 acres of 80
acres of ne 4 of NV 4 of..............
Augier Ames, W u of w u of S u of ne
Il of NV 4 Observation-Disclosures.
Angler Ames, ne 4 of ne Il of NV 4 of
Angler Ames, Il Of NV 4 of NV 4 lex
W 50 IT for ST.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-11

Fairchild and Towards
Encouragement of
Part of Tracey's Out
Lots
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-11

Bruno Beaupre ct al.
Lawrence Bremen lex
Alex K Bassford' S..
Nellie M Weide.. ....... 6 6
Thos Burns, 40 fit lex
r RI of. ............. 8 Z
Fisher Ames' Subdi-
vision of Lots 1 and 2,
Block l, Ames' Out
Lots
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-11

r r Bryant's subdi,
vision of Blocks 10 and
is, Stinsons FRANCIS
street Addition to st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-11

NV Bass Garden Lots
Ellie Sterile, all that
part of lot Is lying S
and w of right of way
of ST. Paul & st. Croix
Eonc p p
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POR UNA MTRADA

tintsmente mds alla de Oorbigny, en- medic de
verdura, los tejados de Ia de mi antigua
amigo, el coronel de Lasssrt
Msflana, al levaotsrme we're con ayuda de
mi anteojo sus techumbree, el cuerpo principal
con sua atlas ohimeneas los dos pabellones
cuadrados que 10 faquean
Lo que no we're segura mente, sera la po-
bre joven oausa del duelo que ha podido dejsr-
la hu@rfana y ha servido para asegurarle d fui-
tivam @nte una Hbertad de la cual psrecia dis
puesta disfrutar.
Ahora va conozoo el miaterio que taLto pi-
CO mi ouriotidad cuando recibf la carta de
Chambolle.
Es Ia vez 10 mas aeuoillo y 10 mds penoso.
He eqof uns rifa perdida sin remedio
Sc pueden alegar ciroupstsnoias stenuantes.
excusarla por mctivos y ri zones mds menos
plausibles invooar el tedio que debfa enloque-
cerla en- esta espeoie de Tebaids, al lado de un
padre que no habla veinte palabraa en- una Sc
mana, oensurar la obstinacion del autor de sus
dias, que, por otro lado no hacfa NAL rehusan-
do su consentimienlo una union deeigus'; q
pesar ne todo, no sera menos oierto que ha hoi
do con an pretendiente, el caal, 81 he de darse
cr6dito Il VOC ph holiea, no es IN nedfto en- ea
to olaae de aventuraa; qaa b. perm necido con
el tres ouatro diaa, que cato Ia a.deaacreditsba
para alempre
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POR UNA MIRADA
Yo acabo de enrtrar en- Ia mia.

Yo acabo de entrar en- la mia.
Dire dende luego que eatoy aamirablemen-
te aloiado.,
Todo el mundo, por otra parte 10 est4 en-
casa de los Ch2mbolle, los domGsticos, los mo
EOS de los oaballos, hasta los encargados de los
perros los perros mismos.
Nuestros antepasados entendfan maravillo-
mente la vide.
En- la Ronoe, la casa de campo del primer
presidente del Parlamento de Lyon, hace oerca
de dos siglos, TODD es grande, ventilado, leno
de luz y de sol, cuando 10 hece.
Lss preparedness de la habitaoi6n son oasi
regias; ell mobiliario de exquisite gusto oapaz
de inspirar envidia los modernos anticuarios,
viles expenditures en- chucherf8s
Chambole no ha he .ho NADIA para dar So
palaoio el aspeoto grandioao qua impreaiona
los artistas que 10 visitan
10 oonserva tai como 10 encontr6
Los mnebles datan de 81 bisabuelo, 10 mis-
mo que los drbolea de las avenidas las piedras
del edifcio.
Mi habitacion recibe la luz por dos inmen-
sas vsntanas que SO abren un balloon de grani.
to con gruesos balaustres, desde ell cnal se do.
minan IN extenso horizonte vastfsimos espa-
CLOS de terreno.
81 palaeio esta stnsdo en Ell punto md1 ele.
Yado dsl canton, = desd9 donde eatoy 90 We dis
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CADA UNO LO SUYO

B 1sca la f1anta el arabo sediento
entire las olas d. candente arena;
y raudales de sargra, en- ancha vena,
el tigre que en- la selva, rugo hambriento
Del tierao cefriIlo, 81 dulce aliento,
la planta busca, de perfumes LENA,
" 81 ave asciende Ia region serena,
do encuentra vida, y libre movimiento.
Busca el laurel de Marie belicoso,
lei soldado, afronta placentero,
de Ia guerra 81 estruendo pavoroso.
Y 20, lu@ hando con destino fiero,
|agoto la txistencia y ell reposo,
para buscar un POGO de dinero.
Manuel. Perez Crespo.
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PERAs MANzANAs.-Hen r.

do h,y los sTs Cerscedo, Hermanos y
Compafiia, Peras Man zanas de Califor-
mia y Batatas do Malaga superiores. Hay
que t9ner en- cuenta que las 10 cajas trai-
das en- el mes pa sado, Sc vendieron en- el
,mismo dfa de su llegada.
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NeNIA DE- cAsAs.-ga PR!

VENTA Dc GA&AS.-Ea P1arts la
dera coa zosAlos de manposteria sus s9la es ni-
meros 1911. La prime a 9 dl ffe te a la carre-
terra sitio donde sa construira la plaza. La segulda
conMnuacioa de Ia anterior La tercera frente a la
Gale de San Agustil, Todas tianen bafeon y gale.
rias un gran algibe que surte de aqua al vecin
dario, letrinas de mamposteria bovedas sunni
dero Esta ac2baias de construir produc en el-
por ciento de nter6s. Sc a inten proposciones;
la mtad al contado "a otra mtad Dlazos
modi inter6s Infor An en- las 1ncas
la Capt. don Benito Zllduondo tien la LA LU
Ma. Las ref ridas casls estan dispue tas par res
5r fabrica de mampostera pu tienen cmientos
proposito. i5-7
Gede6n va hacer IN viais c,n sus
dos hijos memories, y tona para ellos dos
medios billetes.
-iQu6 edad tienen estos ninos lie
pregunGa 81 revisor.
-Sais ahos.
La misma edad l-s dos?
la misma, S3n gemelos
d -iNacidos en- Madrid?
No, senor, Uoo en- Sevilla y otro
en- Cordoba.
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IBARATlSIMO!-P no necesitarlo
su dueno vende coche de cuatro asientos,
muy c6modo y en- perfecto estado de conservation.
Al que 10 nterese puede yerlo Gatano esquina de
la plaza la carreera, donde esta Ia cochera, pa
IA informarse de preco etc6tera, puede dirrse al
Centre de Comisiones San francisco 81 hajos Tam
prador, pareja baya, de buen trote, IA
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@ II 4 r a . A

@ Il 4 r AD A
PrGmd letra cCnsonante;
prineg prGnea un deriVado;
prGn1I cU2tr0 tisne un cuaTpo;
un cudrtG CT rtG conozco;
dos con terCj : CiaTtas fcases
con que 4 los antos adore.
Ea un t0d0 n indiviauo,
~ Ql;Qar t. les0 fioii.
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GAZE kL SIGtn" i.

GAZE "EL SiGto =" de Gabrisl Lila.
br6s q Ssn Francisco SO -En dicho
establecimiento 80 vaaden los renombra-
dos tabacos cla la fAbcic 8 La bella R9si-
ia de Clyey, propiadad de don Carlos
Lspez e a5ra otrs much q vitolas 80 en-
cuentrau ,3s liam ADDS In osriales, CabalIe-
ros. f galia Brit snica Autonomistas,
Reina Victoria, Loadras. @ ,nch s. B vas
" otros muchos. So garautiza one la ra7
ma es lagitima de- las vegas de Ia Plata.
En EI SGglo sa encuentra bu8n cafe desde
las de la maGana en- adelante. 1910
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AzUCAR ceutrifugasia de "a 3..
vende pr CLOS liu1itiIos .nito.J. Carre-
ras-San Juan dc Puerto Rico, IL de Di-
ciembrs d. 1895. 5-3
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JULIAN RLANCO Y SOSA.-AgeI

te de WegoctoS -Contro de comision 49,
informes consultas sobro todos los ra.
mos de la Administration, de la Agricultu
ra, la Industrial 81 Comercio.-San Juan
puerto. .Rico), Gale de San Francisco n.
81 Direction telegrafica BI1mc0sG. p.
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pASATlEMpOS.

soluci6n Ia Charada de aver
BA-LI-GE-RO
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SUCEsOREs De COYAs AFRO.

yOs-Fu 5fGO-H1CO -I0I82FAmA VAOCOa =
Commentaries i'm portadores espsCulado
res en- toda clase de frutos del pals. 26-2!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-02-28
SKINNER CLIPPINGS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
SKINNER, Mo-, Feb. 27.-Hogs are
bringing 4 cents and a little the rise.
Good calves are bringing s25.
John Luebke fell from a barn loft
one day last week and broke two ribs.
The stock and everything at John
Hinebaugh's (~deceased) sale yesterday
brought good prices. One pair of
mules brought $155.
Miss Susie Berry, of Galloway, was
thinking of going home lately, but she
has almost decided to stay in Audrain
in a large %two-story frame down east.
Look out, young Callawegian; if you
aim to run any race at all you had bet
ter be making hasty steps this way or
you will be minus one of your fair
maidens.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McDo we'll enter
tanned quite a large number of friends
last Sunday. A bountiful spread was
set and everyone did ample justice to
it and enjoyed themselves hugely.
Oats are bringing 80 to 81 cents per
bushel.
Miss Susie Berry entertained a few
of her many friends at her sisters,
Mrs Harrison, on last Thursday night.
Those present were Miss MinnieBerry,
Messrs. Jim Crawford and Porter
Bruce.
There was a dance at Mr.. John Mel
TOMS last Monday night.
The roads are drying out consider
ably. If the weather will permit we
will undoubtedly have good roads in a
short time.