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Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08
Regardless Oh Age.

The kidneys are responsible fol
more sickness, suffering and DEATH
than any other organs of the body.
A majority of the ills affecting peo-
pie to-day is traceable to kidney
trouble. 1t pervades all Glasses OF
society, in al climates, regardless
Of age, sex or condition.
The symptoms OF kidney trouble
are unmistakable such as rheumatism,
neuralgia sleepIessness, pain or dull
ache In the back, 3 desire to uringte
often day OF night, profnse or scanty
supply.
Uric acid or brick-dust deposit in
urine are signs Of elogged kidneys,
causing poisoned and germ filed
blood. Sometimes the heart acts
badly, and tube casts (wasting of the
kidneya) are foand in the urine, which,
II neglected, will result in Bright's
disease, the most dangerous form of
kidney trouble
al u THESE symptoms and coz
dftions are promptly removed under
the influence of DR.. Kilner's Swamp
Root Il has 9 world wide reputa-
lion for its wonderful cures Of the
most distressing cases.
No one need be long without 1t, as It
: 90 easy to get at any drug store at
ifty cents or one dollar. You can
AVE = sample bottle of this wonder
al discovery, swsnp-Root, and 9
'oOk telling all about it, both sent to
'ou absolutely free by mail. Send
our address to Dr.. Kilmer & Co.,
IiDghsmptons n. Y, and kindly /
asntion that you read this liberal
fer in the Mexico LEDGER. !.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08
rAvons rscREAsn or THE ARMY
Thinks 100000 Men Not a Aran Too May
--PensIen AHafrz.

AAAAHa
Under the act of ongres approved
Apru "a. 1898, authorizing the president
IN MS discretion. upon a declaration Of
war by congress-, or a declaration by
congress that war exists" 1 directed
p increase OF the regular army to the
MAXIMUM OF 6s,u0o. authorized IN said
act There are now In the regular army
b1.se7 officers and men. In said act Il
was provided that at the end Of any
war In which the United States NAV be-
come involved the army shall be re-
dueed TO a peace basis by the transfer
IN the same army Of the service, or alb
s2rpuon py promotion, or honorable
~uiscnarge under such regulations as
the secretary Of war may establish. OF
supernnmerary commissioned officers
and the honorable discharge or transfer
OF supernumerary enlisted men: and
nothing contained In this act shall be
construed as authorizing the
increase OF the commissioned or en-
listed force OF h regular army be-
yond that now provided by the law in
force prior to the passage of this act,
except as TO the Increase OF TWENTY-FIVE
majors provided for IN section thereof
The Importance OF legislation for the
permanent Increase OF the army Is
therefore manifest, and the recom-
mendAtfon OF the secretary OF war for
that purpose has my UNQUALIFIED an
prevail There can be no question that
at this time. and probably for some time
In the future, i00.0 900 men viii be none
toe many TO meet the necessities of the
situaton. At all events, whether that
number shall be required permanently
or not the power should be given to the
president to enlist that force II in hts
discretion it should be necessary. and
b further discretion should be given
him to recruit within abe above limit
nom the Inhabitants offhe islands with
the government of which we are
charged.
II is my purpose to muster out the
entire volunteer army as soon as the
congress shall provide for the increase
OF the regular establishment. This viii
De only an act of Justice and will be
appreciated by the brave men
who left their homes and employments
help the country in its emergency.
There were on the pension rolls on I
June 30, 1883, 993. TIA names, an increase !
Or nearly 1900 over the number on the
rolls on the same day Of the preceding !
year. The amount appropriated by the I
act Of Dec. q. 1895. for the payment of Z
pensions for the fiscal year 1898 was {
!lao! 0e9, 900. Eight million seventy thou I
eight hundred and seyenty.two
iollars and forty-six cents was appro- {
'riated by the act of March 81, 1898. to {
deficiencies in army pensions and
'epayments In the sum Of So, 020.s SO, Z
making a total Of s14s. 0S2. gse.7g avaiia- b
ne Tor the payment OF pensions during r
he fiscal year 1898. The amount dis /,
'ursed from that sun was3144, e5i, $40. so. 3
a balance Of ss,4s1, 612Q9 unex- 4
'ended on the 50th of June, 1898, which
Fas covered into the treasury. There r
we're $50 names added to the rolls dur il
az the year by special acts passed at 4
he second session of the hfty-lfth n
ongress. making a total OF sass PEN q
ioners by congressional enactments II
1861. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08

p~ropcEitisns which I doubt not the CON
erezs VII duly appreciate and wisely
act upon.
The United States has not been an
tlcinerent spectator OF the extraor-
binary events transpir1ne n the Chi
nese empire, whereby portions Of its
maritime provinces are passing under
the control OF various European pow
ets, put the prospect that the vast com
meree which the energy of our citizens
q D necessity OF our staple produce
uons Tor Chinese Uses has built up In
nose regions may not be pretudiced
through and exclusive treatment BY
n new occupants has obviated the
need OF our country becoming an actor
In the scene.
lbut he IL closely watching the treat
ment OF American citizens In China
me president refers 70 negotiations
with France and Germany for the relief
Of our trade with those countries and
expresses the hope of their success.1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08

! pines resulting from the war compel
the prompt adoption Of q maritime pei
icy By the United States. There should
be established regular and frequent
steamship communication, encouraged
Dy the United States under the Amer
q nag. with the newly acquired isl
andA Spain furnished to Its colonies
at an annual cost Of about 50. 00e, 600
steamship lines communicating with q
portion OF the worlds markets as well
as with trade eenters Of the home gov
ernment. Tho United States will not
undertake TO do less. II is our duty to
furnish the people OF Hawaii with IA
cilities under national control for their
export and import trade. It viii be
conceded that the present situation calls
1or legislation which shall be prompt,
durable and liberal.
The part which American merchant
vessels and their seamen performed in
the var with Spain demonstrates that
this service, f~urnishing both pickets and
The second line Of defense, is q national
necessity and should be encouraged In
every constitutional way. Details and
methods for the accomplishment of this
purpose are discussed In the report Of
b secretary OF the treasury. to which
the attention Of congress- Is respectfully
invited.
The postal service OF the country al
Nances with extraordinary growth.
Within twenty years both the revenues
and b expenditures of the p~ostofice
department have multiplied threefold.
IN the last ten years they have nearly
doubled. Our postal business Grows
much o rapidly than our population. |
u now involves an expenditure OF tto0.- |
0oo. Qoo a year. numbers 1900 postofiices |
and enrolls 200. 900 employees. This re-
markaole extension OF q service which
Is an accurate index Of the public con-
ditions presents gratifying evidence Of
the advancement OF education, OF the \
Increase OF communication and business
activity and OF the Improvement Of mail
leading to their constantly
Augmentins use.
1.-THE president then tells how the pos
~ service followed the flag in Cube,
Porto Rico and the Philiprines.1
In my last annual message I recon-
nended that congress authorize the ap-
continent OF a commission for the pur-
pose or making systematic investiga-
ions with reference to the cause and
OF yellow fever. This mat
'er has acquired an increased impor- |
atce as a result of the military occu- (
,ation of the island OF Cuba and the
commercial intercourse between this
sland and the United States which we
ave every reason to expect. The san 4
tary problems connected with our new
Citations with the island Of Cuba and 4
he acquisition Of Porto Rico are no less I
Important than those relating to finance, .
ommerce and administration. II is my .
arrest desire that these problems may Q
e considered by competent experts, and
hat everything may be done which the
lost recent advances In sanitary sci
nee can offer for the protection of the 4
of our soldiers in those Islands
OF our citizens who are exposed to .
ne dangers of infection from the i'm b
ortation OF yellow fever. : /,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08
BIG SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
A. Il. Harrison's Property Sold To-
Day at Fair Prices.

A. NJ. Harrison's real estate In
Southeast Mexico was sold under
trustees sale to the highest bidder
Monday. The city Of Mexico bought
seven acres at $50 per acre to be used
for q dumping-ground for the south
side sewer.
The home place was sold to MIR.
James Smith for SITS. Mrs. Andy
Harrison bought thrrty-six acres for
s2,oO0. Mexico BuildIng & Loan Az
bought Block P for sIs: also
paid s25 for two lots, go for one lol.
- for three lots. Joseph Inflow paid
soe Tor three lots. Mrs. Harrison paid
80 for two Ice and s2s for two iots.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08
BIG o OF CATTLE.
Joseph Maxwell Will Feed L.I5o
Cattle in Audraln This Winter.

Five hundred head of cattle arrived
in Mexico early this week, consigned
to Joseph Maxwell; and $50 more viii
follow In the next few days. 1t is
understood that some of these cattle
belong to banka, and were 3 part Of
the 0illett herd. Mr.. Maxwell is In
Mexico, himself, TO arrange for fesd
Tor thcse cattle Feeding that many
cattle In this part Of the county means
: great deal to our farmers, and the
business men of Mexico. Il opens up
> sharp and active market for our
farm productE. Mr.. Maxwell has the
thanks Of all Of our people for look
ing after she best interests of Mexico
and Aadrain county. No better
place to feed cattle could have been
|
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08

The pains Of rheumatism should be
reminded that 3 cure for this disease
may be found IN Hoods 6arsaparilia.
Tie expeFience Of those who have
taxes Hoods ssrsaparillz for rbsuma-
fizm and have been completely and
permanently cured prove the power
Of tins medicine 10 rout and conquer
tals disease. Hoods sarszpsrilIs lie
the One True Bleed Purifier and It
z~satFallsss The acid which esusss the
sesss and pains Of rheumatism. his
Is Nhy Il absolutely cures when Iini-
nsus as6 stheF oufwsFd applications
= give permanent relief. Be ssre
. sci Heods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08
REACHES THE NATIONAL FINANCES.


Per Head of Population.
The secretary OF the treasury reports
that the receipts Of the government
from all sources during the fiscal year
ended June 80, 1925, including So. Tbl--
21s received from sale OF Pacific rail-
roads. amounted to S40s. 3d. s5. ana It's
expenditures to t44s. sss, ESQ. There vas
collected from customs S1ls. 575.Oe2 and
internal revenue S170.s 600. 641. Our
cu'ia6le imports amounted to S32L.7s5.-
sfbs decrease Of SIS, 156. 600 over the nra-
ceding year; and importations free Of
duty amounted TO 1921, 414.175, a de-
crease from the preceding year OF $780,
oz4.0SS. Internal revenue receipts ex-
ceeded those Of the preceding year nv
t2l.al2,O6S. The total tax collected on
distilled spirits was 500, b4s, $50, on man
ufactured tobacco sse.2 $50. $50, and On
fermented liquors $50. bi6.421. We ex-
ported during the year
amounting 10 sl,2S1,4e2 $50, an increase
Of ylso.4ss, I7s from the preceding year.
II Is estimated upon the basis az pres-
ent revenue laws that the receipts Of
the government for the year ENDING /
June 90, 1899, VIII be t577. s74. eo7 and ne
expenditures s6s9. S74.ss7, resulting in 4
deficiency Of sif2.0 zoe, 900. On the Ist Of
december. lkss, there was held In the |
treasury gold coin amounting To sfgR- |
t41,5 So, gold bullion amounting to sra
t02.5 45. silver bullion amounting to sea-
S6s,z5o and other forms Of money
amounting TO sib1, s63, Ssi. On the same
date the amount OF money Of ali kinda
In circulation, or not Included ia treas-
ury holdings, was &l,S96s 7s. soa. an in
for the year Of s165, 7s4, 966. EstI-
mating u population at 7s ,IO4O 900 at
ne time mentioned the per capita cir
cuIation was $25.0s.
On the SAME date there was In the
treasury gold bullion amounting 10
tlss. 50z, 545 The provisions made for
strengthening the u Of the
treasury in connection with the war had
given increased confidence In the pur-
pose and power Of the government to
maintain b present standard. and has
more firmly than ever the
NATIONAL credH at home and abroad. A
marked evidence of this is found IN fha
inflow OF gold to the treasury. Its net
Eoid holdings on Nov. l, 1888. were
20. ! s,1e0. as compared with sf5a.6 Tafl7l
N Nov. l. 1887, and an increase of pet ,
ash OF 1907 75e. 100 on Nov. i. 1897. To-
800. .f76 on Nov. /, 1895. The present
alto OF net treasury gold TO outstand-I
ng government liabilities, fncludfnel
United States treasury notes OF 1870 +,
certificates currency Certificates ,
tandard silver dollars and FRACTIONAL
liver coin, Nov. !, 1888. was z5.s5 ner +,
ent, as compared with 1896 per cent !
lov. ]. 1887. ,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08

Over $4,000 copies of DR.. Pierce'G
Common Sense Medical Adviser have
been sold at the regular price, 81 so.
The profits on this immense sale have
been used in printing q new edition Of
10000 copies, bound In strong paper
covers, which is TO be given away
absolutely free. A copy will be sent to
any address on receipt of 81 one-csnt
stamps to cover cost of mailing only
Address, Worlds Dispenssry Medical
Association, Ses Main Street, Buffalo,
N. Y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08
Ohicers and Direeto-s Elae.a.

0ficers and Directors Elected.
The members of the Mexico MILLING
Company met at W. w. Harper's
store Monday and elected the follow
ing officers:
e. Il. Jones, President.
August Weber, vice-Prssident.
W. W. Harper, Secretary and Tress-
urer.
These with the following constitute
the board Of directors: J. A. Potts,
James Surher, Benz. Sims and VIM.
otefins. The company has been
prosperous during the past year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08

The two year old daughter of Mr.and
Mrs John Harris, of southwest Mexico,
died Saturday night after : long H.
ness. The remains we're inferred about
! miles southwest of Mexico. Ser
vices wers conducted By the captain
Of the Salvation Army.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08
Friday, the soth Day Of December,
Admlnistrator's Uos,ca

No,ICe is hereby given that letters
SlniaistratIo upon the estate Of
IN sn a.. Mallory, deceased, with
MI knnexeds have been granted
~ undersigned by the pro-
osee court OF Audrain county. Mis-
SOURI, bearing date Of Nov. 10. 1895.
"a persons having claims against
80 estate are requested TO exhibit
snem Tor allowance to the admInIstra-
sor Within one year after date of
k.anting letters, or they NAV be pre-
eluueu from any benefit of such estate.
s1a II such claims be not exhibited
Within two years from the date thev
VIII De forever barred,
T. II. D0WELL.
of-4H. Admfnfatpmk1r
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08

AT the Southern Methodist Church
parsonage at 10 O'Clock Monday morn
ing Morgan Glenn and Miss MAY
Hooton, daughter of Mrs. q. Hooton,
we're married. The young couple left
on the Wabash for their future home
Ia Higbee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap.
tist Church are going 70 give Mexico
a nrst-class entertainment. Bob Bur.
dette, under the auspices of this
society, will lecture In Mexico during
tne last week Of January. Bob Bur-
dette is a most popular lecturer and
will draw a large audience.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08
LEGISLATION HE RECOMMENDS
Eetes Redeemed in Geld should Ne e.
changed Again Only for Geld.

~ SN a. NoAa bh0ul1 h Ez-
changed Again Only for Geld.
I renew SO much Of Recommendation
Of December, 1881, as follows: .aThaf
when any Of the United States notes
are presented for redemption in gold
and are redeemed In gold, such notes
shall be kept and set apart and oniv
paid out In exchange for gold. This Is
an obvious duty. II the holder Of the
United States note prefers the gold and
gets II from the government he Should
not receive back from the
. United States note without pavine
gold in exchange for IT. The resso5
for this is made all the more
when the government issues an inter
sst-bearing debt TO provide gole for
the redemption Of United States notes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. debt. Surely
10 should not pay them out again az
cept On demand and for gold If thev
are put out in any other way thew NAV
return ngain to be followed by another
bond Issue TO redeem them-another IN
ter~est-bearing debt to redeem a non
interest-bearing debt"
This recommendation was made IN
tie belief that such provisions OF law /
would insure TO a greater degree the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08

Notce is hereby given that anal
sstsiement OF the estate of James
Jaaoner, deceased viii be made at the
January term OF the Probate Court
Andrain County, Missouri, to be
NEG 81 Mexico Missouri, on the seo-
ond Monday In January, 1888.
Wa. sTEFFiNs.
Administrators.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08

Notice is hereby given that final
Of the estate of ]. II.
SneIis deceased will be made at the
January term of the Probate Court
oL Audrain County, Missouri, to be
neio at Mexico, Missouri, on the sec
ond Monday In January, 1893.
j. r. SHELL.
Admiuiatrstor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08
SLAUGHTERED
me Sensation Of the Year ia Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and
Mems Furnishing Goods
at Seventy Gents on
the Dollar.

The greatest bona fde sale evei
offered to the public. We defy all com.
petition. We will positively not carry
over goods from one sason TO another.
Our loss, your gain. The Hnb Shoe q
Clothing Store will slaughter their
~seasonable stock Of goods st 6 POSI-
tive saving OF 30 to 40 cents on tbs
dollar. Sale will begin on Saturday,
Dec. 10, and positively end in twenty
days. BargainsI Bargainsi BargaInsl
CLOTHING.
Meme 90 chaviot suits at %. %,
Meme IS worsted suits at e6, Mems
si2 English worsted suits ct es, Mems
$40 fancy worsted suits at se.76, Boys'
IS black worsted suits at s., Boys'
$3.50 Atwood plaid suits ats4 so, Boys
% rs cape overcoats as e1.76, Men's
IS beaver overcoats at s5, Mems 81
storm listers at "a 80, Men's els Eng
lish melton overcoats at %, MEMS sis
imported chinohilla overooats at $40,
Mems 81 rs cashmere pants at clio,
Meu's % 50 Atwood pants 1t %, Boys'
si.25 long pants at 76c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems sf.S5 dress shoe at 81, Mems
e176 dress shoe at s1.a5, Mems 81
dress shoe at 81 so, Mems s. hand
sewed shoes at 81, Mems "a calf lined
shoes, three soles, at %. 10, Mems %. 50
western custom made boots at SIS,
Mems 81. so guaranteed felt boots all
si.so, Meas 1925 rubber boots al
y So, Boys sf.35 dress shoes at Ell.
HATS AND CAPS. /
Mems 81 .76 felt hats at 81, Mems
l2.25 felt hats at u. IS, Mems ss hats,
III shapes, 81, Mems 81. Is hats at 76c,
Mems q plush caps at SOC, O~hildren,s
'Oc plush caps at 25c, Mems 81 chin
IhilIa caps at SOC.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
Boys Soc fleece lined shirts and
Irawers at Csc, Mems black and gray
at 2kc, Mems 1Oc bordered
Iandkerchiefs at aye, Meme 81 ALL
drawers at Soc, Mems fleece !
ned shirts and drawers at 40c, Mems
l25 English ribbed shirts and drawers
{ DOC, Mems e1.50 Atwood fleece
ned shirts and drawers at 75c, Mems
l.tO flannel overshirts at o., Mems es !
ape macintosh coats at s1.75, Mems
10 neckwear, all shapes, at 25o, Mems
% pun ties at Soc, Mems 81 white I'M
'undered shirts at soc, Mems $50 fancy
'cks, silk heels and toes, ct 1Sc,
ems Atwood cashmere socks at ITO,
ems S5c o%vershirts at 1sc, Mems 75c
undered shirts, collars attached, at
o.
And so on through the entire stock
~ will fnd bargains after bargains.
othing reserved. Remember, these
9 all new and seasonable goods-aH
'-to'date. For twenty days only.
ing these prices with you, as they
Q money savers. Look for the big
TO- HUB SHOE & CLOTHING Co.,
Leaders of Low Prices,
West Side Square, Mexico, Mo. :
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08
W. W. McKinnav DIVING

County Surveyor r. s. Mckinney
received a telegram to-day that bis
son, W. W. Mckinney, who lie in
sedalia on q visit to his father in.l law,
was dying and for him to come ct once
u ne wanted to see him alive. Young
Mckinney has had pneumonia for sew
erai days, but it was thought until to-
day that he would recover.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08
TrusieR's Sale

WHEREAS, Lulu e. Winscott anf
a. ). Winscott, her husband. bv thsI.
Certain deed OF trust, dated June s,
1877, and recorded in the Reoordsr;a
ONCE In Audrain County. Missonri. IN
BOOB Is, at Page 296, conveyed 10 Inc
Undersigned trustee the following de-
scriDed real estate situated In An6rasn
county Missouri, to-wit:
Lot Three 90, In Block Four f4l. in
n.F. Warden's Addition to Mexico.
Which said conveyance was made
n Z 70 secure the payment OF GER
ain promissory notes in said dead d.
scribed; and whereas, said uotes re.
9 Q and unpaid; and. tharasere.
ae the request of the legal holder of
said notes, and by authority al the
will, on Aus
Friday, the S0th Day of December,
A. D. 1893.
proceed to sell the property here,n-
before described, at public vendue. "a
D highest bidder, Tor oash. ~ he
sase Lront door Of the Court House. iu
aeaaioo, MISSOURI between the hours
., = o'clock In the forenoon and 5
ofeiook In the afternoon Of that dav.
% satisfy said debt and the exnensee
executing this trust.
1ds II. A. ROCKETS. Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08
Farm For sale.

offer my farm OF 80 acres, Q miles
southeast OF Santa Fa, for sale. This
place can be bought at q reasonable
price, considering the quality Of land.
For price and terms address
S1-4t B. =. DRAKE,
Moberly, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08

Notice ia hereby given that 6ual
sse.Iement OF the estate of Sarah Van
xsoseri deceased, win be made AZ Inc
January term OF the Probate Court
Aaoszln County, Missouri, to Be
as1o :. mexico, Missouri, on the Sec
ono Monday In January, 1899.
L. VANvAUTER,
Adminlatrafnr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08
St. Louis Lrvs stoek n.,t..

ST. Louis, Dec. THE native cat.
tie supply Tuesday was moderate,
steers sold from $50 to IS 4 |, stookers
s2-0 to s416, feeesfs $50 to a, cows
and heifers s1.50 to e. Is.
Hogs-The pigs and light lights sold
At $50 to % Is, bulk It ss. is 70 g. 20.
me light hogs AZ es is 20 s3. Is, The
a. $3.50 to 80 50. Medium
weights e. $50 70 1855, the bnlk at
% 10 20 IS IS. The heavy cuIis sold
81 y 70 10 . and fair to best hsavv
hogs at 50 20 70 - s.. Good mrrs1
hogs o. S& % g - and inferior h
fstr mixed At "a IS 70 81 so.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08
MARITIME POLICY ADVOCATED.

steamship Lines Should BE Encouraged
acknowledgement Service.
The annexation OF Hawaii ana tha
changed relations Of the United States
% CUBA Porto Rico and the Philip
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08
Edwards, Indieast,nn rahss..

Edwards Indigestion Takiets.
Guaranteed to cur all oasos OF in
digestion, dyspepsis, sicI headache.
deranged liver, heart burn, water.
presn . constipation; 25c a box at
Lieweilyn's drug store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08

L. 7. CrigieF is IN Kansas City con-
suiting q physician in references to bic
health, which has been very bad late
~ Mr.. crigisr expects to be homs
oy Saturday, the 18th inst, and his
many friends hope be viii be much
In health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08

l. ID. Calhoun and family, 10 miles
southwest Of Mexico, are spending the
winter In Rock Island, Tex. Mr..
oalhoun's health is poor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08

Leslie L. Lee arrived from 81 Paso,
Texas, to-day. He wa called home
By the serious Illness Of his wife.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08
An


The advertisement, in this issue, of
Honstof's Crest Variety Store will
Interest every person who wishes 20
save money. The prices are killers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08

This IL 70 certify that I win, on the
iOtn day OF January, 1899, at my ofios
"a the Otty Of Mexico, Stats OF Mls.
soarl proceed 70 adjust and ALLOW ali
awful claims against the firm al
p II. Garter q Co., who have assigned
e me- for bsnehE of creditors, ali of
tnslr stock Of goods and fixtures; and
VI continue said hearing for the Two
following days,
H. II. LARMoRR,
stzs Assignee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-12-08

Jewel Air Tight coal heater.
Wit FERRIS A. CArrrxsopv