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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1898-06-03
Bethesda, Md April 80, 1898.

Bethesda, Md April 80, 1898.
Messrs. Maydeld Il Brown:
The new Champion Binder bougl q
of you last year gave the best Sc ac-
ton. 1t runs light and is -sy on
horses necks. 1t is also a'cely bal
rnced, and handles essv/ a evoEy way
The Force Feed Esv 81 and Eccentrir
Wheel for compr .e1g the bundles are
great improveu is. used your Cham
q 6ioc E;uae.< ,(18S3 for fourteen years,
and h. 40 doubt this binder will last
IL, - long The binder of 1888 cut
Yer 100 acres last season, and will go
into the field again this season. | am
perfectly satisfied with the Champion
ROBERT WILSON.
Bethesda, Nd. April 6, 1898.
Dear Sirs:
Your Mower gave me perfect salts
faction.
Yours truly,
THOMAS RENSHAW.
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RENT.

A nine-rOOm DWELLING HOUSE,, nicely
located on main street in the centre Of the
town Of Rockville. There is attached about
an acre Of land, good new Stable, aud well
OF excellent water 10 the yard. win be for
rent from the let OF April sos.
Apply to Dn. O. AQDOx,
mar le-u WWOA Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1898-06-03
The Economy Bolster Spring.

ENoR light or heavy wagons, aud is so con-
Il Structed that whether ii is loaded with
100 or 900 or 8 900 pounds IL always affords
a spring. II is a combination of elliptic anj
spiral springs, 30 adjusted that a light or
heavy load rides with equal buoyaucy.
Call and zee them. For sale by
may l3 D. n, BOUIC.
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81 ACRES OF, ND

MORE O,.o the said Arthur
and h;oh no. 90 IN Douglass by deed
ana when was cfSsO, and recorded among
D. Osopiey cSs of said Montgomery coun-
uA'eH awe. B. P, No. %, fOlios 1888, &c,
Tue Laid deed fully described BY metes
| Wounds, courses and distances.
Drhis property lies on the Potomac River,
lbout one-third OF a mile from Oropley post
,ttice, and adjoiDs the lands owned BY George
". Cissell and the property now owned by
Mr.: Morrison. 1t fronts on the Chesape
md Ohio Canal and is bounded on the South
BY The Potomac River.
The land is in a good state Of cultivation
Ind Is particularly we'll adapted for truck
ng, all but about acres being cleared.
The improvements consist OF q good
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1898-06-03

The County Commissioners have received
deed, without compensation. for that por.
ton Of the old Rockville and Georgetown
Turnpike between Bethesda and the District
line. There is now no impedimen, TO the
construction OF the new road.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1898-06-03
tn sale
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

VVNHE tate and county taxes assessed ~
Il the Anallytown and Rockville Rail'"oao
Land CoIpany Of Montgomery county. MA
ryland, # the years 1894 and 1885, beng
due and i arrear. the su bscribesf gave thirty
days MOTH as required by.I law, that unless
said taxes tere paid on cor before the expira-
ton OF that ime he you'd proceed to collect
the same ! distroSss or execution, and the
said taIe& bzaviug been paid as required
by said notice, the subscriber, as late Col
lector of State and county taxes for the
Fourth Collection District Of Montgomery
county, Marylaad, duly levied upon the land
hereinafter descrfsef, and caused the same TO
be appraised by four dsintereSted appraisers,
duly summoned and sworn, and now gives
notice that he will, on
TUESDAY, 2Sth day Of June, 1898,
at the hour Of IL o'clock, NJ,
at the Court House door, 10 the town Of Rock
vile, in said county, offer the property SO
levied upon at public sale to the highest bid.
der, for cash, 1t being part Of q tract Of land
called "Aagruders Discovery" and part o
the "ResurVey on Hensley," beginning fol
the same at point in the public road lead
ing TO Bean P. o., and at the end OF 100
perches on the Sd line Of conveyance made
the Oath day Of October, 1890, by Walter W
Burdette ct al, 10 Annie Vance for 26l 3-s
acres OF land, more or less, and running
thence with the outlines Of said conveyance
N. 64Ao, K. 20 39-l00 perches; thence N. 70, L
1856 perches; thence still N %, &. l0Perches Il
a stone thence s. $3.50, W. SO 40 perches &c
a stone thence s. l7i0, K. 1881 perches &c
the place Of beginning, containing
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

WlLL RENT OR SELL my property, IA
w miles from GAi,hersburg-e rooms
good cellar and all necessary outbuildinRs,
and IL acres Of ground. Stable room Tor
two horses, carriage house, corn house.
Splendid water at the door.
HORTON G. THOMPSON,
feb 2b-tf Gaithersburg, Nd.
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solution of Partnership.

Rockville, Md, May Goth, 1898.
THE partnership for the practice OF law
l. heretofore existing between the sub
scribers has this day been dissolved
EDWARD @. PETER,
J. ABBY HENDERSON.
june 3-3t
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FOR SALE CHEAP FOR Cash.

N l1-RooM HOUSE, and LOT, with
"A Store-Room attached and all necessary
outbaildengs, and also three TOWN LOTS.
situated In Darnestown. Will he sold AZ a
whole or In part as the purchaser prefers.
Apply to G. P. HOSKINSON
3l3b N street, West Washington, d. @.
Or @. II. H0SKINSON,
jan 2S'3m Derwood, Nd.
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CO., ACRES OF LAND,

MORE OR LESS,
II being a portion of the land conveyed to
said company by Annie Vance, BY deed duly
recorded among said Land Records In Liber J.
A %, No. 81, folio 8, ct seq, and which was
con veyed TO said Annie Vance by Walter W.
Burdette ct al, by deed dated the 24th day
of October, 1890, aud recorded among said
Land Records in Lber J. A., No. 81, fOlios
396, ct seq.
This land lies on the north side OF the road
leading from Bean p. o. to Beali's Mill, and
about one and q half miles from Bean p. o.,
and adjoins the lands Of said company and
the farm Of Mr.. George O. Dawson.
An excellent opportunity is here offered to
purchase small farm.
Conveyanciug al the cost Of the purchaser.
CHARLES W. FIELDS,
Late Collector OF State and County Taxes.
for the Fourth Collection District Of Mont
gomery county, Md.
june 3-is
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FRAME DWELLING,
containing 7 rooms, Q Brick Stables or Barns.
carriage She'd Cow Stables, Blacksmith
Shop and other outbuildings.
! hereby give notice that will sell all the
right, title, claim, interest and estate, both
At law and In equity, Of the said Arthur B
Cropley OF, In snd to the above described
property, in front OF the Court House dosr,
In the town Of Rockville, 10 said county,
On TUESDAY. the 7th day O.
juno, "A. -. 400,
at the hour Of IL O'Clock, NJ,
to the highest bidder.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
OouVeyancing at the cost Of the purchaser
or purchasers.
JOHN W. COLLIER,
may lists Late Sheriff.
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POolesville, Md, April 25, 1898.
Messrs. Msyfeld d Brown:
In reply to yours will say that the
Champion Binder l bought of you last
year fulfilled my expectations, did all it
was intended to do, and gave me salts
faction. l prefer it to any other ma
chine on the market.
Truly yours,
JOHN II. WILLIAMS.
Chevy Chase, Md, March 81, '99.
May6eld u Brown, Washington, D. G.
Dear Sirs: I think the Champion
Mower the best have ever used, strong,
light draft and durable.
Very respectfully yours,
GEORGE DUNLOP.
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Force Feed h. xN
Haymaker N sSy@
auu Dh"" HsrESH H..

Muirkirk, Nd, An.
Messrs Mayfcld & Brow
Dear Sirs {: The Bit 'sr
of you last season was -a ll1gh5
claimed to be. never Is vas
harvest with so much y lgh
pleasure in my life. I 81 .1 and
was to keep plenty of .- DO
and drive ahead and il d, te.le.
perfection. 1t has ligh 500. 20
easily handled. | wei a. ..'
times with only two h. a,v...
carried it along, l tho sIes and they
they did my moving m Isn'' rs easy So
| would ad wise any. un'n'
binder to ge' a Chafa O"o '''' 'a.ta
! Very trlly 6,ol p''n'
Xxx P. MITCHpL.
:, f3Sdiaui, Md, March 81 lsgs
maT a Il Brown, Washing h
N boo nSt' s Sirs: The Champ ).
.t GoSsa. u sou last year ga ,,.f
satisfaction ana aon', thin.
beat BY any machine on the in," '1.. u
Yours resReelfql4y
---------~fRANK THoNp,n,
Dear Sirs: "" - 1893
The Binder purchased 90,
season, run through harvest I'M ~,
trouble working With great .6sfc,
Yours respectfully,
j. CLAGETT HOIL3Nr
Bethesda, Md May 2. 1873.
Messrs Mayfeld e. Brown:
Gents: | consider the raw t.,
mower the best mower on tne market
1t Will cut more hay than ary a5v-rT
have uSed-is easy on the b y,s. ,,l g.
clean cutter. Satisfactory in -yar- gr1
! j. p HARRI AT0V
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WELL FURNITURE.

A. Buckets, welI-C Chains and well-W heels
contain est prices.
pound Of 9 n. n RouIc
and palatAA WV
MICS, &c. n
fnlv "a I|."
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u Thomas J. Heating died Weduesdp,
morning at his home In Centreville af.

<parilla, the best medi
a 90 purify the blood. For
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-08-04
GEO. e. HARDING RELEASED.
He Was Arrested for Supposed Com
plicity in the Brandt Murder
Known in Mexico.

ST. LOUIS, July 27.-Geo. E. Hard
ing, the brother Of Miss Mary A
Harding, of Asbury Park, N. j., was
arrested last night on suspicion thai
he is connected with the murder OF
Chas. A. Brandt, the divorced husband
of Miss Harding. Harding was taken
to the police station and closely ques-
toned. He was apparently intoxicat-
ed and inclined to be Insolent. He said
he did o know anything about the
murder and would prove an alibi when
the time came. To three persons be
made statements as to his where
abouts at the time of the murder that
conflict.
WELL KNOWN In MEXICO.
Geo. E. Harding lie well known in
Mexico, having travelled through here
for a whisky house. He married Miss
Mary PIgg, of Vandalia, who is now
in this city, the guest of friends while
she is sueing her husband for divorce,
charging him with cruelty, etc. Those
who know Harding say they feel sure
that he did not have anything to do
with the murder. Mrs. Harding re-
fuses to talk about the matter and
says abe is not interested in it at all.
The police OF st. Louis have released
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-08-04

w. M. Pearson, r. 8. Pearson, F. d,
Wells, Brown, Rowland, Miss Wallace.
and others. The farm products, fruits,
vegetables and grains, are exhibited
by ]. @. Woods, N. T. johnson and
Mrs. I. ]. Sims, while the collection
Of potted plants 10 that of Mrs. Green
CLAY. The display Of cakes and
bread Is not q large OF ordinarily,
although the quality atones for
quantity.
On the second floor to the left of the
stairway Is the collection of exquisite
china, oil pastel and water color paint
ings Of Miss Catherine Hinde, our
own talented young artist, whose art
will surely win her many an award.
Several ladies from q distance have
sent articles of fancy work, some OF
the most admired being those occu-
plying the eastern side of the building.
This exhibit, consisting principally of
exquisite pieces Of drawn work, SO
dainty and lace-like az to resemble
nothing more than q cobweb, COM
prises the joint work of Mrs. Margaret
jackson, Mrs. O. e. Rucks and Mrs.
N. A. Payne, Of Palmyra, while other
contributors for out OF town are, Mrs.
Tom Anderson and Mrs. Ruth @.
Fields, Of Hannibal, No., and Miss
Bernice Orr, Of Liberty, Mo. Miss
Mary Ried has, perhaps, the largest
and most complete local display, or
one that 10 most interesting, and surely
contains many blue ribbon pieces.
6iss Bullinger andl Mrs. Evans have
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-08-04
FLORAL HALL EXHIBITS.
Many Articles Worthy Of Note in
Competition for the FAIR
Premiums.

Although, Of course, most Of the in
terest at the Fair Grounds centers In
the races, still the displays at the
Floral Hall are such as will win any
PERSONS admiration and praise. The
ground floor is occupied by exhibits
of farm products, canned and pre-
served fruits, pickles, bread, cakes and
other specimens of culinary art, while
one side is occupied by Mrs. Gibson,
of Philadelphia, who from Pollock's
not-to-be-excelled -four and Rumford
baking powder, concocts delicious
biscuits, which, together with cups of
the celebrated Schotten's eight hour
standard coffee, is served free 70
everyone, Mrs. Gibson being agent for
both baking powder and coffee. Here
also are beng given away, - compli-
ments Of the Pollock Milling Co.,
numbered Japanese napkins, the lucky
number securing q cake for the holder,
as does also the nearest guess % TO
the number Of grains Of corn con-
tanned BY . fruit jar, ~ exhibited
there.
Mrs. /. J. Sims has PROBABLY one OF
the largest displays Of canned fruits,
while other exhibitors In that de-
partment are Mesdames W. Prusing,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-08-04
IS SPAIN DISINGENUoUSa
that Straightforward Dealing
Would be Better.

WASHINGTON, July est has been
suggested in some quarters that Spain
has been disingenuous in making the
advance of last Tuesday, and that her
real purpose was to develop the posi-
ton of the United States respecting
the Philippines, hoping in this way to
secure the active support of some Eu-
ropean powers that have so far held
aloof from her. While this belief is
not seriously entertained at the state
department the government, without
regard to its soundness, will proceed
in a plain, straightforward way to
let Spain know what is expect
ed Of her if she desires peace.
1t is not likely that the European
powers could profit improperly by
learning what the intentions Of the
United States are, but, at any rate, II
is due TO the world at large, and in tho
interest of fair dealing in interna-
tional matters, that our statement
should be made.
1t must be professed that little hope
is entertained that Spain at once will
accept the terms proposed On. tho
contrary,a wave of popular indignation
is expected to sweep over the penin-
sula upon the announcement of the
conditions that will cause the Spanish
government to drop the negotiations
and sullenly aght on.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-08-04
some beautiful sofa pillows and Other

some beautiful sofa pillows and Other
work displayed, while Mrs. E. d
Graham's lunch cloths attract much
attention, as do also the pieces shown
by Mesdames Hutton Geo. w. Rob-
ertson and many others.
Mrs. Mason, of North Jefferson, has
a fine display-one center piece OF
which is certainly perfect, "American
Beauty" The lines are covered with
silk and cotton patchwork quilts,
slumber robes and rugs in endless
coloring and variety.
The most noteworthy of the quilts
is, perhaps, the "Memory" quilt,
made by Mrs. Frances Lancaster, aged
seventy-two.
J.. P. Morris, photographer, has a
fine exhibition of his work. Mr.. Nor
ris is probably one of the best artists
that Mexico has ever had and, az bis
work indicates, is successful with
young and old.
Men, women and children, who are
troubled with sores, humors, pimples,
etc., may find permanent relief in
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-08-04
A SUCCESSFUL FUNNIEST.
Oak Leaves Distributed Among the vfo-
tors-Two st. Louisians Among the
Victorious Gymnast.

HAMBURG, July es.--The successful
funniest vas concluded here Wednes-
day evening when oak leaves were dis
tributed to the 12s victers.
There was a great torchlight pro-
cession Wednesday night, in which
1000 torchbearers took part. 1t was
witnessed by enormous crowds of peo-
pie and the greatest enthusiasm was
manifested.
Wilhelm LANCE, of st. Louis, was
second in three jumps, and another st.
Louis gymnast was first in the obsta-
Gle race.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-08-04

Thursday afternoon while the fam
lily of James Miller, who reside Just
outside of the western limit OF the
city, were attending the Fair, thieves
entered the house, but succeeded in
their object only partially.
Geo. johnson, who is boarding
with the family, had SIS in the pocket
Of a pair Of trousers hanging in his
room, but this the thieves missed,
getting a revolver, however. A full
list OF articles stolen is not at pres
ent obtainable, but they consisted
principally OF wearing apparel. En-
trance was effected through a window
by cutting the blind.
WIN. PoRowSKI ROBBED.
Jim Finn, a negro man, was arrested
by officers Wednesday night for steal
ing $l5 from VIM. PorewskiTuesday nc
the Fair Grounds. Mr.. Porowski had
the money In his coat and the negro
took 1t out. He was tried Friday
morning and fined s43. He will lay Il
out Id the county Jail.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-08-04
Sickness N TIE ARMY.
Gen. Skaters Report Occasions
Considerable Concern in the,
War Department.
aopE the DEATH RATE WILL De SMALL.
No.. o,,r y.uov Fever But Typhoid and
Other Kinds Prevaient-Surgoon
srsl stsrnbsrg . Fevers rr IA
An New Armiss-To Move 20 Aon
Point, Long Island.

Other Kinds
sral ~sternbsrg Says Fsvers ffevAn ~
An Nav Armies-To Move 70 Montsuk
Point, Long Isiand.
WASHINGTON, July 2s.-The report OF
| Gen. Shafter, showing thstthere wore
4 ITO cases of sickness in the army In
Cuba, has given the officials OF ene
war department considerable concern,
but The reports heretofore made that
| the yellow fever cases were OF .
mild type encouraged the hope mat tne
death rate will be small. The large
number of fever cases reported, 2.s2A'
show that not only yellow fever oat
typhoid and other kinds are numerous
| Surgeon.G General Sternberg says tina
it is the history of yellow Fever
that it spreads rapidly, and having
| once rot started in the camp is sure TO
infect many soldiers. Speaking OF the
| other fevers he said that not only In
Cuba, but in the camps In inc
United States there had been
many cases, and it was b his
tory of all new armies that fevers,
especially typhoid, became quite COM
mon. This waa due to the change OF
climate and mode Of life of the soidiers.
Even where the water was pure cases
would arise. Soldiers bought and ate
many things not furnished by the com
missary, such rs milk and other
things peddled about the camps. Often
these foods caused sickness. Another
feature he mentioned was the iudifher-
ant care the men took Of themselves
when they join the army. 1t was his
belief that as the army became more
seasoned there would be less sickness.
To Come North to Montauk Point.
WASHINGTON, July 28.-Secretary Al
ger has given orders for the removal OF
all of Gen. Skaters army as as
the men, in the discretion Of h COM
manding officer, may be safely brought
back, to a camp on Montauk point,
Long Island.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-08-04
Returned to Duty.

FTUW lH5 hiUbNBUHeIy 5taIudIU.
Eddie Kempinsky, of 90. L, Fifth
Missouri Regiment, stationed at Chick
amauga, who occasioned a little noto-
riety some two weeks ago by suddenly
disappearing from his company with
out leave of absence, was here Sun
day on his return to Chickamauga,
after q visit to home folks at Wells
vile. Owing to his youth and mex
perience, Eddie's punishment for leav-
Ing without a furlough will probably
consist merely in a reprimand and the
performance OF a little extra duty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-08-04

Our baby has been continually
troubled with collie and cholera infan-
tum since his birth and all that we
could do for him did not seem to give
more than temporary relief, until we
tried Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera,
and Diarrhoea Remedy. Since giving
that remedy he has not been troubled.
We want to give You this testimonial
% an evidence Of q gratitude, not
that you need It to advertise your
m%eritorious remedy. G.. M. Law,
Keokuk, Iowa. For sale by Wool
bridge & Purdy, Druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-08-04
Mr.. Harding, being convinced that he

Mr.. Harding, being convinced that he
knows nothing of the murder.
The st. Louis Republic says: While
George Harding was in Chief Des-
mond's office Deputy Sheriff He'll
served or him papers in the divorce
suit filed by his wife, Mary A. Hard
ing. The petition was filed in the
Circuit Court at Mexico, Audrain
County, Mo-, some time ago, but the
Sheriff was unable to get service on
the defendant.
Mrs. Harding alleges that her hus-
band mistreated her, was an habitual
drunkard for a period of a year prior
to February Z, 1898; knocked her
down and beat ner. She also alleges
that he took her jewels, valued at 1906,
and the household goods, valued at
$1,000.
Harding sued his wife for divorce in
May last, but withdrew the petition,
she says, because he could not prove
his charges, last June. The couple
lived at Mexico, Vandalia and Mer-
amec Highlands, Mo. She asks for
alimony and says that her husband
receives a salary of $500 per annum.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-08-04

Bromoline will positively cure a
cold in "a hours. No cure, no pay. %
cents. Sold by Buckner & Whitney,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-08-04

SEATTLE, WASH, July 2s.-Meager
particulars were received here of an
explosion at the Coney mine near Sky
koInish. Two men were killed, Charles
Walters and R. w. Robinson. Two
others were slightly wounded. The
explosion was caused by the premature
discharge of dynamite.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-08-04

81 have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in my family for years and
always with good results" says Mr..
w. b. Cooper, Of Ell Rio, Gal. "For
small children we find 1t especially
effective" For sale by Woodbridge Il
Purdy, Druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-08-04

Persons troubled with dlarrhoea will
be interested in the experience of Mr..
W. M. Bush, clerk of Hotel Dorrance,
Providence, R. I. He says: "For
several years I have been almost a
constant sufferer from diarrhoea, the
frequens attacks completely prostrat-
ing me and rendering me unfit for
my duties at this hotel. About two
years ago a travelling salesman kindly
gave me q small bottle OF Chamber
lain's Colo, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Much to my surprise and
delight its effects were immediate.
Whenever I felt symptoms of the dis
ease / would fortify myself against
the attack with a few doses Of this
valuable remedy. The result has been
very satisfactory and almost complete
relief from the affection" For sale
by Woodbridge & Purdy, Druggists.
r. q. Herman, secretary Of the A.
o. U. W. order, to-day paid Mrs. 8.
W. Buckley $4,000 life insurance which
Mr.. Buckley had In that order.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-08-04
To Furnish Beef to the Army In Porto
Riro-

WASHINGTON, July 2s.-Tbe war de-
partment awarded the contract for
furnishing beef to the troops in Porto
Rico to Swift & Co., of Chicago. The
price to be paid is 50. 80 per hundred.
The beef is to be the same quality fur
nished the regular army.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-08-04

DR.. Mayer, OF the DIR. W. A. Levin
Rupture Cure Company, lie in Mexico,
at the Windsor Hotel, every Thursday
from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. Cures rupture
without detention from business, and
no pay until cured. d&utf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-08-04
The Californis Red Cross Society.

SAB FBANcIsco. July 2s.-The Cali
fornia Red Cross society has made q
statement showing that up to date
$685. o5 has been received, Of which
$500 is a special fund for the proposal
hospital ship. When the last bill shall
have been paid for the Manila hosptsaf
equipment, there will DO . little over
I'll. 900 In the bank.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-08-04

Gus Graham, trumpeter of Company
L, Fifth Missouri Regiment, is home
on a ten days. furiough. Gus Is look
ing first rate and says the boys r all
in good spirits but are quite anxious
to 60 TO the front and take an active
part in the war.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-08-04

Senorets cure CHRONIC constipation,
kidney and liver complaints. Price,
% cents. Sold by Buckper q Whit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-08-04

Cash Blackburn, OF Jefferson City,
was In to wn Thursday and Friday.