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Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08
Thonsands al Wnmen


are dragging out q weary, miserable
existence, because they do not fully
realize what IL the matter with them.
They know that they have a s'female
weakness" but they do not really APP
preciAte what that means. They do not
know that to this one trouble Ia trace
able almost all Of their bodily ills.
They consider tia disease by itself, and
n they have also neuralgia, nervous
headaches, biliousness kidney troubles
and other things they zee no connec-
ton between them and the derange-
meuts Of . strictly feminine nature.
Busy and overworked physicians often
treat these these things AZ separate
ailments, when the whole trouble has
the one source The reproductive
organs are 90 important q part Of the
body that when they are out Of order,
the whole system is deranged. Whist
ever Illness q woman has, she viii do
well to look there for the cause. a
great many women knowingly neglect
themselves, because they dread the
telling Of their troubles to . physician
and the subsequent "exAmination''
and "loeal treatment All this is
needless for DR.. Pierce's Fsvorite
Prescription has been found to per-
fectly and permanently restore lost
strength and promote regularity of
functional action.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08
ALTGELD is Els TRAINER.
Ex-Governor VIII Pilot organs Pres
idential Candidacy.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June s.-Johu p.
Altgeld intends to be free from any
official connection with the Demo-
cratic committee when he takes up
eudgels for Bryan and 10 to l. His
selection By the Ohio Valley Bimetal-
lie League Is leader of the co-opera-
ton In behalf Of the Nebraskan and
free silver vas followed to-day by the
declaration Of his intention to resign
from the Ways and Means COMMITTEES
of the Democratic National Com
mIttee.
"Yes, / am goingto resign" ne said
In an Interview. "The Ways and
Means Committee lie but q sub-com.
mittee whose main duties were the
raising Of funds. I think we have
served long enough, and | intend to
step aside and give someone else a
chance. I believe other members win
resign also.n
Politicians here regard this an am
pie confirmation Of their inference
that the IlllnoIsan is nov Mr. BFyan's
campaign manager. They say that as
chairman Of the "eo-operators" he lie
more than likely to call for contribu-
tons to the cause Of 1e to 1.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08
IDEAL STATE FAIR SITE
sedalia Offers Beautiful and Con.
yenient Grounds

sKDAI1A, No., June 5.-The site of
The Missouri State Fair Grounds Sc
lectsd By the State Board Of Agricul-
ture is known as the Baker tract and
+ located inst west Of the H., K. & T..
railway shops in Southwest Sedalia.
It contains 100 acres Of upland prairie,
dotted with beautiful groves Of native
timber and is an Ideal location for ex-
tensive fair grounds.
ASIDE from the gift OF the grounds
TIE sedalia Water Company win ex-
tend its mains through the tract Of
land and furnish free water for FIRE
snd drinking purposes and the Soda
lie Electric Company gives annually
. he Board Of Agriculture 8 per cent
q ths gross earnings Of its railway
lines 70 The fair grounds for a period
Of Ten ysars, this yearly income being
estimated ct $4,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08
Tie CutIa.
NEXT DOOR TO P0sToFFICE.
ShaIiEs Sale.

By virtue and authority of a gen
eral execution issued from the oiHa
Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court d
AudrainC ounty Missouri, returnablea
the June term, 1895, of said court, and 4
me directed-in favor of s. NJ. Dodsos
BY J. J. Bick, assignee, for use Of R. /
BOX, second assignee, and. againz
John T. Hlsey, l have levied upon and
seized all the right, title, interest aua
claim Of the said John I. Hisey Of, n
and to the following described real
estate, to-Wit:
Lot Five o., In Ruloff Block q
Square, in Mexico, Missouri; also Lot
Twenty-Six (26) and Twenty eva
I'D, In City Survey No. Fifty $50, d
Mexico, Missouri; also Lots One Hun.
dred and Eighteen (11s), One Hun.
dred and Nineteen Q19), One HundFE
and Twenty (f20) and One Husdra
and Twenty-0 One t12fl, In Block I, 4
Beatty's Addition 70 Mexico, Missouri
All lying and being In the sd
county, and State Of Missouri; and
will, on
Friday, the 18th Day Of June, A. D
1899,
Between the hours Of nine O'Clock 4
the forenoon and Eve O'Clock 10 ihs
afternoon Of that day, at the ed
court House door, in the City Of Msr
leo aforesaid, cell the same, OF .
much thereof as may be required, q
public vendue, TO the highest biddei
Tor cash In hand (subiect 10 all Proi
lens and judgments), TO satisfy sad
execution and costa.
N. N. NELSON,
Sheriff Of Audrain County, NO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

TIE papers published In the several
towns which applicants sor the
location Of the State Pair, while de-
voting considerable space to the mat
ter, III taking their defeat in a kindly
spirit, which lie commendable. The
Moberly Monitor lie inclined to "burn"
Bill Phelps q little, but this lie all. Here
In Mexico we are saying nothing and
going along about our business, Of
which We have plenty, and which lie
daily increasing. Sedalla was the lucky
town, and as the Fair is Of State wide
importance all the people will unite in
making # a success, az they should.
IN ; lev years It win be the equal In
magnitude Of any State Fair held In
the United States. made 90 blythe peo-
pie Of this great Commonwealth. Let
all communities aid Sedalia in this
matter. Mexico has the satisfaction
Of knowing that one Of our eminent
townamen gave to the State the Fair
which will be Of such vast benefit TO
lie stock-growing and agricultural in
t~erests, Of which fact we feel proud
indeed. The State Fair subject has
been relegated here, but IT will be
again taken up 10 ample time TO lend
al possible assistance to the success
of the enterprise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08
Still sawin' Wood.

II you hear the LEDGER's cannon
boom tonight you may know we've
got the prize. II We don't get Il, well
say nothin' and saw wood, Just the
same.-Mexico LEDGER.
With ear on the ground we listened
long and earnestly on Saturday night
for the boom OF the LEDGER cannon,
but heard nothing except the croak-
ing Of q bull frog, which seemed to
say, "sawir' WOOD" "sawin' wood"
We sincerely hope that the delinquent
Subscribers Of the LEDGER viii realize
the importance Of keeping the LEDG-
ER's back yard well supplied with
wood this summer. There seems to
be more in saving wood than in chas-
ing state fairs.-Moberly Monitor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

OF the people are afflicted with
some form Of hun1oF, and this causes
. variety Of diseases. The reason
why Hoods sarsapariIla cures when
al others fan l. found In the fact that
It effectuaily expeis the humor. scrof-
ulA, salt rbeun, boils and all erup-
tons are permanently cured by this
great medicine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08
TT DON'T WORK

Our friends tell You we are going
sell ont; but Il don't work. They
have to make another attack, v
pay no clerks and pay no house rem
Can you run us out? We viii mai
you weary in the attempt. Son
"Natural Born Cutters" cut only wbs
compelled to cut. Sebree cuts be
cause he don't know any better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08
M. Robertson and the Governor

Mr.. Robertson and the Governor.
One would almost imagine the
millennium was at hand to have heard
that able, but monopolistic attorney
for the Chicago & Alton railroad,
George Robertson, in the House OF
Representatives at Jefferson City last
Saturday night publicly and loudly
proclaiming before the large audi
ence there assembled that the pres
emit Governor of Missouri was the
b~rainiest, ablest and most popular
Governor this imperial State has pro-
duced and In his opinion was second
only to thet other great statesman Of
national reputation 90 greatly sd-
mired by him, the Hon. Sam B. Cook.
'-Moberly Democrat.
When Mr.. Robertson was shown
the above this morning by q LEDGER
reporter, a broad grin o'erspread bis
face and the well-known attorney
handed II back, at the same time re-
marking; 81 have always had q
decent respect for the Governor Of my
State, and while l do not agree with
Governor Stephens on all questions
Of q political character, ] hope I am
not 30 narrow minded as to be always
finding fault with him as some, who
should, ont Of, respect to themselves
and their State, say less against the
man they at one time 90 heartily sup
ported. The mention Of his name in my
speeches in Mexico and Jefferson City
both received q hearty applause from
the audience"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

THE white winged dove OF peace
now gently hovers DER the Journalist
tic field in Mexico, and at eyentide we
both-our contemp. and us-meander
together in the deep'ning twilight to
the delightful dewy meadows and
there, hand-in-hand by the classic,
ripping brook, we view sweet nature
in all her resplendence, drop a tear
over past differences and mentally
exclaim, SIT might have been" The
State Fair business fixed tour con-
tenn. and ua.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08
Miss schaible Resipus

Mise Sophia Schaible, who was re-
Gently selected to Ill q position as
teacher In the public school, has re-
signed and at q special meeting Of the
school board this week Misc LoueIla
White was selected to nil the vacancy.
Miss White is q graduate of the Mex.
ico public schools and possesses all Of
the requirements which go 10 make
a good teacher. Miss Schaibls has
been a teacher in the public schools
for several years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

HoE. WM. ]. BRYAN Is the most
striking figure in the public life Of this
country. Even the hidebound and
servile organs Of the trusts break
through the bounds of their hypocrisy
and pay honest tribute Of admiration to
3 man who would rather be right than
polite. In his speeches throughout the
country it is noticeable among the
crowds that flock to hear Bryan that
they also are in deadly earnest and
therefore in accord with the speaker.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

MEXICO is still on terra frma and,
as Judge Kendall ssys, is the biggest
little city in the world. We did not
get the State Fair, but we are still
doing business at the old stand, and
don't you forget it. We never say
die ia this town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

MEXICO returns sincere thanks to the
management Of the Chicago & Alton
and Wabash railroads for the courte-
sizes extended during the efforts of
this city to have the State Fair locat-
cd here. Both roads did the handsome
thing in various ways.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

REV. DR PnTEAE's prediction that
DR.. Greene would not leave William
Jewell College was well directed, e.
the eminent divine has concluded to
remain in Missouri. u looks q little
like DR.. Plttman was on the "insiden
Of the matter or else his foresight is
wonderful. All are overjoyed to
know that DR.. Greene will remain at
William Jewell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

THE old-time hddlers' contest on
June 10 Is for the benefit Of the Mex
leo Band and should have q large pat
ronage. Il viii be an amusing affair
and those in attendance win have
NOR fun than ever was enjoyed in
this town. Contestants can enter free.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08
EExICos cLArms PREszxrED.


Mr.. George Robertson, who was ss-
lected By the Mexico Business Mems
Association to present the claims Of
this city for the state Fair 10 the
Board Of Agriculture at Jefferson CITY
Saturday night, put IL upon the
ground Of cur superior advantages,
the rightof discovery showing clearly
that The whole credit Of the fair be-
Ionged 70 onr Representative, @. r.
Clark and the people IN this section
Of the State who had stood At his back
in his eaorts TO get the bin through
the Legislature.
In answer to The claim that Cover
nor Stephens had carried the bin
through By his indorsemsnt IN bis
message TO the General Assembly,
Mr. Robertson showed that the Gov
ernor, though always IL sympathy
with the great agricultural and min
eral interests Of the state, had been
largely induced 20 present the matter
to the last Missouri Legislature
through the Efforts Of Mr.. Clark and
the sentiment be had worked up for
the support Of the measure, and told
them thai had 1t not been for these
efforts Of Mr.. Clark, the Governor
probably would never have indorsed
II; that the Board Of Agriculture
would never have had an opportunity
to locate 3 State Fair; that no contest
for the location would have ever been
entered into before the Board.
Mr.. Robertson answered the claims
Of Sedalia by showing il takes an agri-
cultural community to support . fair
Of any kind, and showed that sedalia's
claim that the mineral and hoEticul-
tural interests should be taken into ac-
count, that the bin, provided for every
industrial interest Of the State AL were
taken are Of BY the bill, and that the
Legislature had made special appro-
priations for the school Of mines and
afruit farm experimental station, all Of
which would be enjoyed By that part
of the State ssdalis assumed to rep
resent.
BE Illustrated the greed Of sodalis
for everything by telling the following
anecdote: "A year or 50 ago the
Wabash depot at Columbia was burn
ed down and the people of the town
we're very much excited over the loss
Of their only station, and g little child,
remembering the trouble Columbia
had to hold the University after 1t had
been burned, In that excitement ex-
claimed, " sOb, mamma, another fight
on hand with BedaIia, for they viii
now try to get our depot away from
rs as they did the University
Mr.. Robertson sntagonizedn mo other
town and paid 3 special tribute to the
people Of Pike, Montgomery and Cal
lgway counties, who have stood for
rs % one man in our efforts. He also
paid q high tribute to the people of
Randolph county and that sterling
Representative, Mr.. VIM. Wright, Of
MoberIy, who have seconded every
effort OF Mr.. Clark to get the State
Fair bill through the Legislature.
The special train bearing Mexico's
friends returned to this city about
$3.50 O'Clock Sunday morning.
How THE VOTE STOOD.
In the matter OF locating the State
Fair, ten ballots we're taken with the
following result:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

Sturgeon win hold her horse show
Saturday. OF course the Mexico Band,
the only one Of note in this portion of
the State, has been secured to furnish
music for that event.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08
Be CAREFUL.
This Space Close.

We saved everyone from 10
to IS per cent. on their pur-
chases last month, and we are
going to keep it up for 90 days
yet, at least.
This stock has to be reduced
by August /, and we are going
to divide the profit with you.
From now on come in and
see how much you can save on
dress goods Of all kinds, mems
and ladies' furnishing goods,
staple dry goods, hats and
shoes.
We have been in business
here long enough for people
to know US by this time and
cad" is not wind it is
actual facts, all Of which we
will demonstrate to your entire
satisfaction with every oppor-
tunity we have. Call and see.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

WHY are the Republicans and Gold
Democrats 90 anxious for the Demo-
Gratis TO drop Ie to / in the next gam
paign9 II the Republicans were per-
mitted 10 make our platform and
wanted to make one easy to beat they
would simply drop the free coinage
laann-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

IT b evidently the intention to teach
TIE FiIiplnos TO think Of the United.
staies ~ the place where the SOLDIERS
come from
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08
Mezieos Knterprising NeV.papsr

TIVE ~ W-N|W N7---T-T-TT7
The Mexico newspapers are certain.
~ satisned with their efforts, anyhow.
Excuse us, please, bat for enterprise
and hustle the intelligence and our
contemporary, the LEDoER, cannot
be excelled.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

A SUNBER Of Congressmen are
making haste to tumble into the Hen
derson band wagon now in the hope
that they may catch the eye of the
speaker later on.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

DIN you ever notice that little girls
have 10 be introduced to each other,
but al small boys are acquainted
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

THOSE earthquakes in san Francisco
perhAps Z attempting to shake down
the rich men on Mob hill for the bene-
at OF the Dewey fund.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

", clarence ROthweIl has bouRh,
sae HpSh Wilson property, on East
Promenade street, Just west Of Prank
ocasswOrth's residsncs, and Il making
7amanic improvements on the place,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

Win only about = oezsn candidates
for governor Ohio would seem to be
suffering from Political apathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

tr would simplify matters, possibly,
to give Dewey the earth and then
take back the things which he msy
not need.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

I0wA's Mr.. Henderson, seems to
have a good role with which to knock
persimmons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

Mrs. Q. 3. Crawford win leave To-
~. ior Decatur, Ill, where she viii
spend the summer visiting her moth.
e. The LEDGER follows Mrs. Draw
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08
$Twenty Years Ago
This Week.

Miss Lizzie Thompson was in Kan
sas City.
They yea called Commercial pill
grims'' then.
Henry Woodward clerked for @,
ID. Ferris & Son.
The President vetoed the military
interference bill.
W. o. Lee, formerly of Mexico, wal
In business In Detroit.
Ex-senator James Shields, Of Car
rollton, died in Ottumwa, la.
Charles Asher, Of north OF Laddo.
mia, received fatal injuries in a runa'
way.
The St, Louis Savings bank faiIe,
and could pay but Is cents on th'
dollar.
A massive gold chain and locke
was presented to J. E. Hutton by the
Missouri Press Association.
Congressman Buckner introduced 9
bill which II passed would reduce the
Presidents salary to SIS 900.
Senator Vest was the prime movel
of q plan to open the Indian Terrific
~ for settlement By the whites.
J. J. Steele was acting cashier Of
the Exchange bank during Mi. Arr
nold's absence in Hot Springs, Ark.
W. W. Williams, of Kansas City,
who had formerly owned all Of the
land on which Mexico was located
and who had lived here when there
were bat 7 houses in the town, vis-
tied bis son, Virgil, in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

TIE frst branch In which We must
educate he Filipino B the knowledge
~ 10 when he Il whipped.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

TIE Kansas yell in battle IL a good
deal more Of a sHcceGs than the old
Karsas calamity howl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

wHES . mnn is in love be either
works himself 70 deGsa or doesn't at
tend 70 business Rt al.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

Joseph s. MeIntyre, Of this county,
graduated from the State University
law department to-day. He was val
edictorian of bis class.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08
INJURIES PROVE FATAL
MrA August Conrad, Of East Las Vegas
n. n, Who Was Badly Burned
Several Days Ago Died
Monday Night.

Robert Shleppy, of this city, re-
ceived a telegram Tuesday noti-
flying him that his daughter, Mrs.
August Conrad, had died at her home
in East Las Vegas, n. NJ, Monday
night at s O'Clock. Death resulted
from horrible burns while lighting a
gasoline stove several days ago.
The father, in this city, was notified
a day or 90 ago that his daughter was
improving and the news Of her death
was a terrible shock to her relatives
in this city.
The remains will be inferred ct Las
Vegas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

VIEEEE, June 3-Johann Strauss,
the famous composer, Il dead. He
vas In his 74th year. His serious
illness was announced yesterday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08
SsbTGG, The Gutter.
SALT! SALT! SALT
SSe PER BARREL.
Manufacturer have nothing t.
our prices. We make them on,asht
WE ARE NOW oFFERrSa A sp,v,,
BAKERS CHOICE |
-aRApa or
FLOUR
AT Sl.6O. PER CMI
~ lhe heef Eaeforn c-ssn.t.
II Tbs. best Eastern cranulatsd sr,,.
$1.OO.
ouaIItv Acld VIM.

Good quality Acid Vinegar, per
Pure Apple Vinegar, sOc kind, Dc, v
gallon -. *r-. .. a.
Our pure apple vinegar is M, - y
guaranteed by us, but also nv NJ
manufactures, TO be A No. 1.
Higheat Price for Eggs and Chi.t.n
We have no old stock Of CANNED
goodn OF half-cans of tomatos.
for 5 cents, but we have on On,
shelves pure, fresh, staudard
goods that sell everywhere for
10 Denta; our price :. -. :
Fresh Yeast Foam. =
Fresh Corn Starch, lib. package !
Best Cream Baking Soda, pound az.
Good Baking Powder, 1-pound can /
loo bottle Extract Vanilla and
Lemon ...........-+........... Ia
BabDitt, Lewis and Greenwich Ives I
Mason's Best Backing, per box. /
Best Ink, per bottle. -. 80. /
lar soap. i
Kinks Best Glycerine Soap 4
Try our sweet water ground corn
neal, 45c per bu- 23c per half bu,
1000 Tooth Picks for. :
Standard Ground Black Pepper. :
per pound. IL
Highest Price for Eggs and Chicken
Best Head Rice, per pound i
pounds Best Gloss Laundry
|RE
10 pounds Best Baking Soda. ..... 8
Highest Price for Eggs and ChicEsa
II Bars Good Laundry Soap for. q
12-quart Tin Pals ............. "A
Pint Tin Cups.
One Gallon Glass OH Can. n
Beet Globe Parlor Matches, I2
We sell only the OPEN Kettle New
Orleans Molasses, per gallon. 8
Fancy Silver Drip Light Syrup,
per gallon ......... .
Good Syrup, per gallon. &c.. Il
Fine Quality Sorghum Molasses,
per gallon. -. q
Best Orystalized Stoneware, all
AAua1f per Nuiloussss s-+--s
z5-foot Wire Clothes Line Il
2-pound box Horse and Cattle
Powder. 4
Star and Horse Shoe Tobacco,
per pound.
All Other Tobaccos In Proportion.
Washing Soda, two pounds for.
Highest Price for Eggs and chicksl
1Oc Ivory Soap. ............ d.
COFFEE8.
II you beat ne on roasted con,
you will have to take the train
st. Louis. We sell you q good, strol
whole -grain coffee, no cracked graf
never 10 be beat,
IL pounds for. 81
Sugar Is Cheaper Now
Than When We Open
We cell but n grade Of oil, the
best; per gallon, ............
Fairbanks Brown Soap, per cake
3-pound Gan Good Tomatoes
Highest Price for Eggs and chitlsl
Sugar Cured California Hams, per
pound
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

Prof. W. W. Clendenin, Of the Blses
Military Academy at Macon, and
whose home is in this city, was chosen
70 deliver the annual address before
me Missouri University Alumni ssso-
citation ct Columbia in 1900.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

MI. and Mrs. James Robinson left
last night for Chicago, H., where thew
VII spend . week. After that thev
g 70 Delevan, Via, where they viii
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

MasOns and Odd Fellows, n is
thought, win have lodges en- the
Worlds Fair ground.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08

Ills surui9ed that Norman j.. Col
man and W. O. WiIkersou, Of st.
Louis, and Il. ]. Waters, Of Columbia,
stood with Jos. A. Potts for Mexico,
but this IL not positively known. On
the tenth ballot Mr.. Colman went to
Sedaiia. ". ]. Roberts, from the
18th district, was thought to be the
friend Of Mexico and may have voted
for Us instead of someone mentioned
above.
THANKS TO RAILROAD COMPANIES.
On last Saturday night, while re-
turning from Jefferson to Mexico on
the special train furnished to the citi-
Gems Of this town by the Chicago q
Alton, on motion of Mr.. ]. 7. john
son, q rousing vote was taken, thank
ing the management Of the Chicago q
Alton Railroad company for its many
courtssiss and favors in our effort to
gain the State Fair, and especially
thanking Mr.. Michael Eheshan, train
dispatcher, Mr.. w. e. Myers, super
intendent of commissary department,
and Mr.. David Bowes OF St. Louis, Of
the passenger department, for their
many favors and courteous treatment
of the people supporting Mexico in
this fight Both the Wabash and ca
A. railroads have been especially
kind and lent all the assistance In their
power to set forth the claim OF our
county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08
What Next?

1t Is perfectly natural for the Great Ninety Nine Gent. Variety Store &
save yon money, for ~ the leading and cheapest house in Mexico, Mo, fol
Our sales talk for .. Our prices simply shont for us and how tie bargain,
roll. Note each price and come and see for yourselves:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08
CoFFEEs.

II you beat ne on roasted cones
you will have to take the train
st. Louis. We sell you a good, stronI
whole. grain coffee, no cracked grain
never 70 be beat,
ii pounds for 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-06-08
Is Cheaper Now
Than When We Opel

AheA Whou We Opbh
We cell but n grade Of oil. the
best; per gallon, ..............
Fairbanks Brown Soap, per cake
3-pound Gan Good Tomatoes
Highest Price for Eggs and Chitls.
Sugar Cured California Hams, per
pound