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Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
Editors Trigg and Cook.
From the Htchmond ConDerVator.
THANK You VERY KINDLY.

from the h1cnmoud Con6eryator.
THANK YOU VERY KINDLY.
Editor Trigg, Of the Richmond Con-
Senator, is q candidate for Railroad
Commissioner. Barring some Of Mr..
Trigg's political idiosyncrasies he is
all right.-Mexico Intelligeacer.
The idiosyncrasies Of the editor Of
the Conseruator have never prevented
him from doing his whole duty to the
Democratic party or caused him to
forsake its platform or its nominees.
Neither has it caused him to advocate
any wildcat doctrines, such as gov
eminent two per cent land loans or
the abandonment of the individuality
of the old Democratic party, by mix
ing it up with all the 'isms and 'cisms
known to American politics for the
sake of catching a few votes. If our
failure to endorse these things consti-
tute our political idiosyncrasies, then
we plead guilty to the charge. And
II they r a bar to our qualifications
or fitness for Office In Democratic Mis-
souri,, then we don't want any office,
and we never expect to play the dem
agogue or sacrifice our manhood to
get one.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

were unkempt, and he was careless
in his appeared. His gait was shamb-
ling, and he slung his long arms as a
Cyclops. He was the homely man Of
his conference"
He wore q straight-breasted coat, 6
rundown collar, and "craned" his
long neck. His tones, in beginning,
were reedlike and catarrhal. He
warmed up as he proceeded, his voice
mellowed, and some of his tremolo
notes were pathetic as the minor
chords of an organ voicing a miserere.
He used Saxon words, and "the COM
mon people heard him gladly" He
was understood. As he advanced, he
gained momentum, stress and atten-
ton. His descriptive powers we're
artistic. He used no notes, but ad-
hered to q close analysis. He made
his points. Some OF his epigrams
snapped like q coachman's whip, or
rather, like electricity scintiilating
from q Leyden battery. The sparks
leaped into the heart and thrilled it.
He spoke on the most delicate topics
with exquisite taste, raising only the
most refined suggestions. His method
was that of prepared unpreparedness.
Fielding Marvin, the only son Of
the Bishop, is now pastor Of the
Methodist church at Mexico, Nc. He
practiced law In st. Louis for several
years after he left college, before he
entered the ministry. The friendship
existing between the Marvin family
and that Of Warren Walker, of st.
Charles county, was mentioned by
Mr.. Cunningham. The youngest son
of Warren Walker, Charles Walker,
now residing at Wentzville, has been
the lifelong friend Of Fielding Mar.
win. They went through school at
Pritchett Institute, Glasgow, Mo-, to-
gether and both entered the practice
of law, after graduating at Dartmouth
College.
The Rev. Fielding Marvin is the
father of q son, Master Casey Marvin,
aged 8 months. This small grandson
of the beloved Bishop is the object of
great interest throughout the state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
COUNTY FUSION.

II there Ia to be fusion on the Au-
drain county Democratic ticket the
candidates for the Democratic nomi-
nation should be informed OF the fact
at once. The places to be given to
the Populists should be indicated now.
Chairman 8. B. Cook went to Nevada
last week and made a talk before the
Vernon CountyC Committee after which
the Maa says:
ga committee was appointed to
confer with the Populist County
Committee on the subject Of giving
the Populists q place on the ticket.
Such committee win report to the
Democratic County Committee after
comforting with the Populists."
Isl II possible that Chairman Cook
IL going to favor the placing of Popu-
lists on the various county tickets
throughout the slater This win
simply tend to keep the Populists
from coming in and Joining the Demo-
cratic party. The Democrats who
are announcing themselves for tho
various offices have . right to be In
formed On this matter q this tim0.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
RUMoRs AT WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, D.. IT,, Jan. 23.--So
far as could be learned, the Admins
tration had no advices from Havana
to-day. Both the State and Navy
Departments affirmed that nothing
had been heard from Gen. Lee and
%professed to look upon the lack of
news as a good sign.
On the other hand, the city was full
of rumors ranging in Importance from
the statement that the White Squad
ron had sailed from Key West to
that of Lee being as~sassinated at Ha-
vana. Inquiry, however, failed to
reveal any basis for sensational re-
ports.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
AuDRAIN coUNrY's RESOURCES,
Statistics Of the Crop Products, Price
and Cost Of Production-Assessed
Valuation Of Property, 1896.


From the State Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Population, 24,960.
Northeastern central part Of the
state; 1o5 miles from st. Louis; area,
$50 square miles; gently unduiating
prairie; soil, rich loan; drained by
Salt River and its tributaries; excel
lent wells and .cisterns. Ninety per
cent Of land In cultivation; white oak,
hickory and walnut timber, in small
quantities. Goal under greater part
Of the county; i've mines in operation.
Soft limestone for building and paving
and . fine quality Of fire clay for brick,
tile and pottery + found. Price Of
coal, 8 cents per busheI; wood, 50 per
cord.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
Attack the Dead'-"Wt
Still Love Old JOS Memory

"Col. Wade, of the Butler Times, is
for Gov. Stephens for United States
Senator. In 1895 Col. Wade was q
stsunch advocate Of Gen. 10 o. Shelby
for Governor."-Col. Sam Cook in
Mexico Intelligeneer.
The Butler Times had not been a
friend of the late Gen. Shelby since
young Joe ran for Sheriff In 1890. We
had the honor to be his intimate
friend. We loved the old hero and do
now cherish and revere his memory.
We had advocated him for Governor
before the silver question arose. We
followed Cleveland and were COM
PEELED to give him up. No matter
what he did, what he believed, what
he said, what he advocated, we were
his friend and we do not apologize to
anyone for it. towards only speak
when such as he r In their graves.
Our high personal regard for Col.
Cook, the Chairman of the Democratic
Central Committee of the State, is an
indication that we do not include him
In that list.-Butler (Mo.) Democrat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
Candy Pulling.


The members Of the Home Forum
Benefit Order gave q most enjoyable
candy pulling last evening to about
seventy-fve invited guests at the A.
o. u. w. Hall. 1t was with deep re-
gret by all present, especially the
younger folks, that the late hours OF
night brought the 'spuIP' to q break.
Mrs. j. D. Miller, assisted by Miss
Matte Key and Mrs. Kate Steele, pre-
pared and passed the candy, which,
when pulled, was ~ nice as was ever
melted In the mouths of those pres
emit. Mr.. and Mrs. Lam Jones were
initiated "a new members Of the order.
During the evening Messrs. win and
Claire Harding furnished some excel
lent music, which was highly enjoyed
by all present. Little Miss Hockey
also favored those present by q rec
itation. The members Of the Order
are arranging to give q literary enter
In the near future and We
predict, for the LEDGER was repre-
ssnted last night, IL win be Arst-ciass
IN every way.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

Whereas, James w. YAeee 81
Vida M. Yager, his wifs, y =
certain deed OF trust, dated ny :,
1892, and recorded In the Reouee.snu
office In Audrain County, ninesAs
Book 10, at page 300, conveyee -
undersigned trustee the tenesas
described real estate situated = ~
drain County, Missouri, town: s.
The southeast fourth l) g.
northwest quarter % Of 80.
Three ~, Township Flfty.tWe ~
north, Range Ten (10) wee
9th P. M, containing forty
more or less.
Which said conveyance ~ -
In trust to secure the paymeeto
promissory note In said dsed ee1.s
ed; and, whereas, said note r
due and unpaid; and, teefeleks
the request of the legal ho5eee g
note, and by authority Of -
IONS of said deed Of trust
Friday. the 18th Day Of yslf1s
1898,
proceed to sell the property 4
lore described, ct public go.
The highest bidder, for cesl3k
east front door of the Court nejs
Mexico, Missouri, between y ~
0 O'Clock In the forenoo1 !
In the afternoon o. -
20 safety said debt and ~ -
executing this trust.
r. p. HOPKINb, IT,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
STATE CONVENTION CALLED,
Democrats to Meet at Springfield on
August 10, 1898.

81. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 24.-The Dem
ocratic State Central Committee met
here to-day and decided to call the
state convention to meet at Spring
field, Mo-, on Wednesday, August 10.
The Committee is having an unex-
pected question to consider, the silver
Republicans OF the state, through
their leaders, demanding that here
after they and the Populists be given
representation Oh the state ticket. In
case this is not granted, silver Repub-
hcans leaders declare that many of
their number, as well as Populists, viii
support the Republican party, rather
than vote with the Democrats and be
ignored by them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
Cuban War.

The st. Louis Republic covers the
latest news from Cuba with the fol-
lowing headlines:
Battleship Maine Rides at Anchor In
Havana Harbor-Dons Vince, But
Knuckle Under Sigsbee Coniers With
Lee-Spain Threatens to Retaliate by
Sending Ships to American Ports
American Vessel Dispatched In An
swer to Lees urgent Call-To Wine
and Dine the Hated Yankees.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
HddressY .A.hEHIN RUPTURE Cu1En
HOLLAND BUILDING. ST LoOax
A Mexico

In the month Of September when d. Nsyu
first came to Mexico / began taking trest1nl
fered considerable. / was told BY sous -.
sfcians that all I could do for it was y II,
IL operated on, but moving the great taaUl
OF such an operation / refused 10 Do i
looked upon the matter somewhat skepfun1
when ! read In the Mexico papers thst o.
Magyar doe cure Rupture without par, ~
out delay from ones occupation and Wthea
pay unless n Is cured. But I can EiAdh u
to my friends and the public that d.. xga
viii do all this.
He cured me perfectly in three mcetn'
treatment. While under treatment / nt1mf'
which I had with r. r.. Buckner for tGGlh1
and delivering several hundred bunh1h q
corn without any Interference whatsv9. n
/ had to do was to call at the Ringo Hoea -
a week for treatment. I can cheerfu1k Scon-
mezsd De- Mayer OF AhsrV.AsLo~GnHyeu
Company TO all those who suffer from FlltM
JAS. W. YOUNG,
Mexico, Mo-, December 10, 1891.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
PUBLIC SALE,
WEDNESDAY, February 4.

As administrator, l viii sell, ut pubic -, I
the Simeon Brenton farm, known = ~ ~
Fox farm, OK miles northwest Of AsSicc, I'll
mile west of Trinity Church, on Wsdnssig
February 2, 1898, the following descrfbsi ~
erty, to-wit:
Five head Of good horses, consistiag cf ivGt
horse and 4 brood mares.
Thirty head Of fine sheep.
Two good milk cows.
Fifteen head of good hogs, consisttneof1pN
9 pigs and 4 shoats. Also, 20 head Of fsthnR
Eleven hundred bushels OF corn, ono tuDht
bushels Of oats and four tons Of hay.
Farm implements, consisting 81 I nsv ctu
moving machine, 1 two-horse raks, sBeats
harness, 2 sets OF chain harness, I tveAgN
wagon, 2 corn planters, 2 cnltivatos1, Z AHHpHk
l three-horse pillow, ! two-horse PIN. ~
barrels of cider and one cider min.
TERMS OF SALE.-An sunni Of ~ - =
der, cash; over $40 a credit OF eievea nnanB
eight per ent. interest, purchaser b N -
approved security.
F. G. Brenton,
Administrator Estate of Sineue Dndn1
j. T. JOHNSON. Aucttonaer
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
RaMr Corn.

The Lexington In~telligencer says:
The Intelligencer would recommend
that each farmer in Lafayette county
plant half an acre of Kafir corn this
spring. We r sure no further
recommendation will be needed after
the experiment is tried once. It lie q
fine feed, especially for milk cowsand
chickens.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

THE latest war news in reference to
the Mexico Post Office squabble is that
Chauncey L. Filley is en- route to Mex
leo with his typewriter and war ves-
sci. That he will reach Cunningham's
bridge on Salt River some time to-
morrow. In the meantime the friends
of Botkin and Treloar are lining up,
while other candidates for Post Office
are figuring on fusion. Let 'em fight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
Bic Fire In East SD. Louis.

Dig xl1c IN GSob Sks AOulc.
The Republic covers the report Of
the big fire In East st. Louis by the
following headlines:
A Destructive Fire in East st. Louis
The Union Elevator, O., B. & @.
Freight Depot and Other Property
Aggregating More Than $780, o Con-
sumed-The Heavens Illuminated for
Miles Around.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
Administr.tor,s Notes

Notice Is hereby given thas ~ =
of administration upon ne ssssl
Simeon Brenton, deceseeos ~ -
granted the undersigned ~ -.
bate Court of Audrsin Ccun,ys
souri,, bearing date January IT,,
All persons having chains
said estate are Requested 49,
them for allowance TO the 0x.zsd
tor within one year aftef -
granting letters, or they my
cluded from any benefitof ~
and IL such claims be mot III
within two years from the 9
will be forever barred. --on
r. @. BR8NIUss
44-4t, Admiun
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
Adm;n,.tr,tor,s NotieG

Notice is hereby given tbss {
OF administration upon the -
America Stephenson, &c., ~
granted the u~ndersigned ~ -
bate Court of Audrain Coe1
souri,, bearing date Jsuusfy IT,
All persons having elaal,s
said estate are requeeteo Est6pl
them for allowance to the eoImmk
tor within one year after 80 49,
ing letters, or they msy =
from any benefit Of suca
II such claims be not exhiDns-.1n
two years from the data ~
forever barred. ..aM.
43-4t. Aom
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
Ladies' may be treated at .hel,
residences If preferred.

The discovery Of new methods, and AeRpa1
and ANTIsEPTIC measures in the pracun Z
medicine and surgery has been taken advss,,n
of, n what but q few years ago has bssaerr
sidered n still is by some physiciass .
possibility, is NOW an absolute fact . -
onstrated by us in the past i've years, ut =
can cure the most chronic cases Of rsdsdht
Hernia or Rupture, and we prove thu clatnb
not asking any FEE in advance. We On ~
you to hundreds Of u patients who HAv1
been cured by us. Some of the fpremot 4,
sicisns and surgeons Of st. Louis who I'M I
vestigated the matter and saw our 49,.
pronounce It Q wonderful and great suocnn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

SEVERAL surgeons in Cincinnati
are about to operate upon a girl whose
"heart isn't on the right side." We
feel certain, however, that those doc
tors, il they will look around a little,
al find other Ohio girls who wear
their hearts on the left side.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

A YOUNG husband in Georgia has
left home and abandoned his family
because his first born is a girl. This
is carrying personal aversion to the
"new woman" entirely too far.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

A CINCINNATI girl, they say, is
''covered with fish scales instead of 8.
natural skim" Those Cincinnati re-
porters are enterprising; in this in
stance they are fully three months
ahead of the regular season for fish
atoriaa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

CAPT. J. w. PLUNKETT will not take
his Mexico Company of State Militia
to Cuba, but will remain in Mexico to
look after the post office fight. Capt.
PIupkett believes in looking after
home institutions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

THERE are not SO many Republic
cam in Mexico, but those that are
here at this time do not constitute a
happy family. Some of them do not
like the way Treloar saws wood.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

mills, three cigar factories, WOODEN
mill, ice plant and foundry; water
works and electric light plant owned
by corporations. Streets r mac
adamized and In fine condition. Har-
din College (Baptist), one OF the
largest female schools In tho State. 10
located here. The other towns are:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

The Democratic State Central Com
mittee has selected August 10, 1898,
as the date and Springfield, Mo-, as the
place for the Democratic State Con-
vention. The time and place will
both meet with the approval of the
rank and file of the Democratic partv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

AUDRAIN COUNTY will be entitled to
eight votes at the next Democratic
convention. There will be one vote
for every 500 votes cast for Bryan in
1cno
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

O. W. JOHNSON ia now managing
editor of the Wellsville (Mo.) Vide
Aaoake and will keep that bright little
paper to its present high standard.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

DAVID B. HILL has been offered an
editorial position in New York. He
was sporting editor of a Washington
daily, the Congressional Record, for
several wears.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
GRAND POPULAR
$1.z5
Excursion to St. Louis
AND RETURN, VIA THE
Chicago & Alton.

The Chicago & Alton on Saturday,
January %, 1898, and Sunday, Janu-
airy 30, 1898, will sell excursion tick
cts from Mexico to St. Louis and re-
turn at SLID.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
Take Notiee.

VANDALIA, Mo-, Jan. 26.-PIease
say through your paper that inasmuch
as IL 10 30 muddy there viii be NO
preaching at Wesley ChapeInextsu Sun
day Tor the fifth Sunday
GEO. NJ. q. OKEs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

THE county candidates are begin
ming to canvass throughout the coun-
try,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
Another KIondyke Comusny

A company lie being organized to
send James Marshall to Klondyke to
prospect for gold. The known to be
interested are: r. l.. McFadin, Chas.
Powell and Caleb Berry. They will
invest $50 each.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
EXCITEMENT AT MADRID,

MADRID, Jan. 23.-The report that
American war ships have been order
ed to Cuban waters has caused great
excitement here.
The Impartial, in thu course of q
violent article, says: "We see now
the eargerness of the Yankees to
seize Cuba"
A grand banquet was given at the
Palace this evening in honor of the
name-day of King Alfonso. The
members of the Cabinet and the prin-
cipal members of the Diplomatic Corps
were present.
ThelIabiaet met aafterwapd,and DE-
cided-so it is reported-to address q
manifesto to the country. One Min
lister, in the course of an interview,
said the Government was quite tran
quill respecting the movements of the
American war ships, which were fully
known to the Minister of Marine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
Total taxable wealth -..... $3.50 4s5
GENERAL sTATIsTICs-

wy IN
GENERAL STATISTICS.
Average size farms, 90 acres; num-
Der acres in fruit, apples, $500; small
fruit, 200; average price land per acre,
improved, e45; unimproved, SIS;
average farm wages per month, sum-
mer, $16; winter, $40; number farm
hands employed, 400; average wages,
domestic help, per week, %; most
profitable industry, stock raising;
number public schools, 113; number
school teachers, 1852; number pupils,
7,151; average tax levy school pur-
poses on 800, 43 cents; permanent
school fund, $24,1s2.79.
CITIES AND TOWNS.
Mexico IL the county seat; popula-
ton, 1000; two railroads, Wabash
and @. & A. It has a number of
newspapers, three banks, three pub
lie schools, nine churches, nine fra
ternal orders; also, two Touring
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

II 10 reported that Hearne, who
married Mira. StiIIweIl, of Hannibal,
No., ID driving . drsy In California
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

HON. w. j. BRYAN will address the
next Democratic State convention at
Springfield, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

SOME of the politicians who are
having themselves interviewed every
day might find employment pumping
up bicycle tires when the season
opens.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

METROPOLITAN papers nov predict
that wheat will be sold in 1898 above
ri IN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
That Curfew Ordinance.

TTUnTt II 110uHoIntrR 7 EzU.T TII1C3s
Col. Bob White, Of the Mexico LED
GER, has been writing to q number
Of q people to and out how the cur
few bell works. 1t works all right,
Mr. White, thank you. It rings at
eight o'clock these evenings and
thereupon those who like may retire.
The youngsters are all driven to their
homes and the prisoners In the
SCOOTER" are put to bed. Better try
ie In Mexico,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
THE CORY (Pa.) Nesos saws:

THE CORY (Pa.) Nescs says: "The
Wednesday afternoon Embroidery
Club met with . member yesterday
afternoon and enjoyed q hobo tea.
Each lady was given . tin plate, tin
cup, tin spoon and q red bandana
handkerchief. Refreshments were
served in paper sacks. Coffee was
handed around In old tomato cans,
with cream and sugar in sardfne and
salmon cans" Delightful Delightful
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
VIM. Il. Rrnxn naad.

CENTRAIIA, No., Jan. 22.-Wm. II.
Brown, aged IS yesrs, prominent
horse and mule trader, died at his
homo six miles south Of this city to-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

n takes Bailey, OF Texas, to bring
Tom Reed to time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

The parties that borrowed the @. A.
r. Post flag will plsase return 70 the
Post. J. q. HEAD,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

THE Live Stock Commission Com
pany, composed of j. w. Montague
and sons, O. D. Rodgers, E. E. Jones
and Thomas Crouch, with headquar-
tiers at st. Louis and Kansas City, will
be one of the strongest and most sub
stantial business firms in the state.
All of these gentlemen are ~conserva-
tive and thorough business men and
all matters entrusted to their care will
receive careful and prompt attention.
The LEDGER predicts substantial and
continued success for this firm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

THE Lamar (Mo.) Democrat editor
tally says:
"But few of the Populists who re-
turned to Democracy last year came
for offices, and it is an insult to some
Of our best friends and citizens to as
sumo that in order to hold the Popu-
list vote we have to let one or two
of their numbers have places on the
Democratic State ticket and that we
are compelled in advance, in order to
secure their support, to buy them or
promise them something
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

Mary Calhoun Dixon, the versatile
artistic, in her specialties, songs and
character sketches, has been engaged
by the ladies Of the Christian church
for an entertainments on Friday even
ing, February 4. The entertainment
viii take place atthe Christian church.
At q special meeting of the City
Council this morning the claim Of
John Sellers was not recognized. Mr..
Sellers says he was injured on de-
fectfve sidewalk In the Third Ward.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
Any Place Suits the Ledger Where VIZ
Can Have Q Harmonious Nesting,

Bob White, Of Mexico, is authority
for the statement that the Democratic
Btate convention will be held In either
Springfield or Jefferson City. Sam
Cook hasn't named his choice yet, bnt
u VIII be any place where Bob does
not want to sc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27


Mr.. LUKE w. MORRIS is one of the
most acceptable and efficient post
masters Mexico has ever had. If any
charges were made against him they
are not known In Mexico and were a
mere r-etense. Mr.. Morris attended
strictly to business and his administra-
ton has been eminently satisfactory
to Republicans, Democrats and Pop
ulists alike. He was appointed post
master OF Mexico for four years and
should have been allowed to serve his
time out unless charges were made
and sustained. We hear q good deal
from Republicans about efficient SER
vice and the civil service rules. Civil
service appears to be all right when
the Republicans have the offices and
desire to hold on to them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

THE winter meeting of the Missouri
Press Association, held at Kansas
City, was one of the most successful
meetings in the history Of the Asso-
citation. The newspapers of Kansas
City, the Commercial Club and the
citizens generally Of that live metrop-
oils Of the West did everything in their
power to make the newspaper men
feel at home. The Commercial Club
of Kansas City is one of the most ag-
gressive and successful business Or
CARNATIONS in the State. The mem
bers Of the Association all feel most
kindly toward Kansas City, its people,
it's newspapers and business enter
prises.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27
Trustees SaIa.

huHiIuisITHtUf E4stdte uI JILL
T. JOHNSON, A~uctioneer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1898-01-27

THE Post ONCE war & IN go