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Holiday Rates.

The Colorado & Southern will make
one fare rate for the round trip to all
points on its line in Colorado and New
Mexico account of Christmas holidays.
Tickets will be on sale Dec 24ih, 25 h
and 3ls, and Jan. ist. good returning
until an. 7nd.
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Don't use auy oi the C .unterf lis 1t
DeWnt's WITCH Hazel Salvc. Most Of
them are worthless or liable 10 Cause in.
jury. The original UeWius Witch
Haz ,ive Is a certain cure, for piles,
eczema. cuts. scalis. burns. sores ard
kin diseases. Gilbert Bros.
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When the stomat h is tlred out i must
have rest, but we can't live without
food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure "digests
~ha, you eat" so that you Can eat all the
good food you want while it is restoring
the digestive organs TO health. 1t is the
only preparation that digests all kinds
of food. Gilbert Bros
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SALESMAN wanted to sell our goods
oy sample to wholesale and retail trade
We are the largest and only manufactur
ers In our line In the world. Liberal
salary paid. Address. CAN Den Mig
Co.. Savannah. Ga.
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When you need soothing and heal
ing antiseptic application for any pur
pose. use the original DeWnt's Witch
Hazel Salve, we'll known cure for piles
and skin diseases IL heals sores with
out leaving a scar. Beware OF counter
feits. Gilbert Bros.
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What He Thnuxht Of II.

He insulted me,' she exclaimed.
He contradicted me in a most brutal
way. What have you to say TO that?'
why, l--er-l-that is te say, I-er
admire his nerye.o course" answered
Mr.. Meekly.-Chicago Post.
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Holiday D,scounta.

On Dec. 24,h. 2sth and 3Ist and Jan
.st the Colorado & Southern will sell
tickets TO all points on It's line in Colo.
RADIO and New Mexico at one fare for
the round trip. Tickets good returning
until Jan. and.
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FOX SALE-One large mirror 5ox6o
inches, cue large show case, also coun,
e's. shelving and other fixtures, 1905
Pearl street. 81 g
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England has been compelled to ar.
range with employers to keep volunteer
soldiers places open for them indefinite.
ly. The boys we're all resigning and
going home from South Africa.
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The DAILY CAMERA.
v. BUTSCH, L. c. PADDOCK
blsaes q Dolly ea1eu Qd Weekly Tribune

TRRhs-I5c. per week; SOC per month
oy carrier. $500 per year when paid In
ADVANCE.
Advertising Rates uPor application.
Entered at the Postofhce at Boulder
Colorado, as second-class matter.
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Slippers, ssekvsar, saft cases, hanAksr-
chists, na'ilsra. faney vests, hetse costs,
bath rsbss a1a srsai many sthse useful
things, yoa osn sslss. 4 Dsrshein's.
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For RENr-Forty acre market garden
ana dairy, close in. City water and
abundance OF fruit.
2Itt w. b. SToDDARD.
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DeWit's Little Early Risers are
dainty little pills, but they never fail to
cleanse the liver. remove distractions
ami invipo,ate the system. Gilbert Bros
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Now Is the time when Group and lung
troubles prove rapidly fatal. The only
harmless remedy that produces imme
diate results i. One Minute Cough Cu,e
Ii is very pleasant 10 take and can be
relied upon to quickly cure coughs. colds
md all lung diseases. II will prevent
consump,ion Gilbert Bros
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The report Of Mine Commissioner
Harry Lee shows that 4o.III men are
employed in the metalliferous mines OF
Colorado, a gain Of 1000 over the former
year.
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FOR SALE-A mandolin at a bargain,
IN first class coadiiion. Inquire a. 1903
Pine.
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SpeCIAL SAG.

Horse blankets. lap rotes and evesy.'
thing Ia harness equipments II cost for'
ffteen days Coener 3osh and Pearl.
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SNEEZE AND BLOW, but you can
get permanen; re lief from catarrh unless
you purity your biooi. Hoods Sarsl
parilia dos this, soothes and heals ths
inf ,med surfaces. removes Ill .crofulou'
taintS, nd cures catar,h.
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The most effective little liver pill.
made are DeWiu's Little Early Risers
they never gripe. Gilbert Bros.
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KaAJSe'S HEADACHE CAPSULES
Are unlike anything prepared in Amer.
ica. They were frs, prescribed by DR..
Krause. Germany's famous court ply
sician, long before antipyrine was dis
covered, and are almost marvellous. SO
speedily do they cure the most dis
uessing cases. Price 25c. Sold by
Streamer's Drug Store.
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WANTED Competent glrl for genera
housewoik, 1899 Hill street.
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Mood tells." But We rarely recog-
aane the fact except in times Of stress
I'D strain. A horse which looks like
scrub may beat another horse which
seems the ideal of racer, Just by that
sse quality Of good blood. Similarly
oen, who seem in the pink of condition
drop down under the racing strain of
bu6nesA Why? Blood tells. Men
sochen6 perfectly healthy start out for
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Fen to Oom Paul we extend the greet.
ings Of the season.
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TAke cne Of the blood and the body
Wf1 take caze Of itself. It is the blood
which builds the body. The blood in
dsed IS the body. A sound body must
b based ON sound blood.
It b one Of the peculiar properties Of
d. Herce's Golden Medical Discovery
that II eliminates from the blood the eff
iete and poisonous matter which is antag-
oaistic to health. 1t also gives to the
hood those elements which are necessary
20 III strength and vitality. Thus by
tie ~ Of "Golden Medical Discovery
purity Of blood and power of body have
been attained by thousands Of ackly and
sc1ofu1ous men and women.
No other medicine puri6es the blood
and builds the body as does the Dis
covezy." Accept no substitute.
an sives ne much pleasure to testify to the
merits of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry" writes Miss Annie Wells, of Fergusson's
estly and cAndidly that it is the grandest medi-
cine ever compounded for purifying the blood.
Isuffered terribly with rheumatism and PIN pies
On the skin and swelling in my knees and feet
% that could not walk l spent about twenty
dollars paving doctors bills but received no be-
your Memorandum Books and decided to Try
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Ea-
vorite Prescription and entirely cured"
DR.. Pierces Pleasant Pellets are grad
uated to the requirements OF woman s
delicate system They regulate the
stomach, liver and bowels
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Sick h. adache is cured by Hoo !
Pills 7sc
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stops the Cough
and Works on the COld

Laxative Bromo Quiuine Tablet cure
a cold in one dav. No Cure. No PAY.
Price IS cents.
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business they
make . run
6r the train,
and collapse.
I" Heart fail
ure " they
call it. Blood
failure would
be often the
better name.
and the body
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18

To the Editor OF the Ledger.
Mexico, Mo-, Oct. 10. The last
General Assembly Of Missouri submit
ted seven constitutional amendments
to be passed upon by the qualified two
ers Of the State, at the November
election. And to my mind amend
Inent No 3 is Of more Importance to a
majority ofour taxpayers and voters
than all the rest; although 1 believe
most OF the others are important and
should be upheld. The intent Of this
amendment is TO place all parties on
an absolute equality in the matter Of
taxation in this State, and to prevent
the debtor classes from paying taxes
only on the property they really own.
For instance, II Nh. A would buy a
farm Of Mr. B for 5000 and only pay
81, oOc on the purchase price, giving a
deed Of trust to B for 1900, the bali
ance Of the purchase, B win be re-
quired TO pay l of the taxes and A !
instead Of al, as the law now is. The
same principal TO apply to personal
property. This viii save millions Of
dollars 10 the debtor classes Of this
State and every honest man should
vote yes to amendment No 3
Respectfully,
Q. n. CLARK,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18
Ahnut the Strsst Fair

To the Citizens Of Mexico and Audraln County,
MEXICO, Mo-, Oct. 1.-THE third
annual Street Fair is a thing Of the
past, and we tiatter ourselves that
through the assistance Of a good many
of our friends 1t has been asuecess and
a benefit to q number Of our business
men, besides It has been the means Of
bringing the farmer In closer touch
with the merchant. The visitors here
enjoyed themselves and had a good
time. Naturally we feel proud Of this
success, especially as we met with con-
siderable opposition and lack Of en-
cOuragement from a good many Of our
citizens and farmers. We certainly
expected a much larger display Of
farm products, as ample preparation
had been made and very liberal pre-
miums provided by u merchants.
However, we are indeed very grateful
to all who contributed TO this success.
To the citizens, who subscribed their
money; 10 the merchants, who offered
their premiums; TO the press, which
worked necessarily from beginning TO
end; to the city and county author
titles, who % kindly gave us the use OF
the streets and the court house; to
the police, who maintained the best
Of order; to the Kings Daughters, who
so kindly and artistically decorated
the booths and took arr Of the old
people; to the ladies and gentlemen
who worked 50 hard and nntiringly in
arranging and managing the different
parades and to all parties who took
part in these parades; to all the differ
ent superintendent and their assist
ants, and also TO the marshal OF the
day and his aids. While we do not
favor another Street Fair on these
lines for next year, yet we would sug-
gest that some arrangement should be
made every fall for a festival or a
gathering on a large scale for the
amusement and enjoyment of the far
mers and people living in this vicinity.
Large crowds Of people would be in
duced hereby to visit our city.
Respectfully,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS or THE MEXICO
STREET FAIR
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18

IT is impossible for the LEDGER 70
call attention to all the meritorious
features Of the Mexico Street Fair,
but we desire to compliment the
flower parade which was In charge Of
L. d. Graham. This parade was pro.
nounced by all 60 be the chief feature
of the fair. Many who have seen
flower parades in other cities pro-
nonnce this 10 be the very best they
have seen. Mr.. Graham gave this en-
tertainment a great dealof attention
and hard work, and was ably assisted
by the ladies. All WHO contributed
toward the success Of this event have
the congratulations Of the people
generally. In this connection we
want 70 say that we understand that
; great deal Of good work for the
Street Fair was done By five or six Of
Mexicos most energetic and active
women. The Mexico ladies are noted
for enterprise and push, and in this
connection did themselves proud. We
take of vi hats TO the ladies Of Mex
leo, not only for beauty and lowell
ness, but for enterprise and grit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18
Points That Tsn Mads BY pocksrr.

81 cannot conceive how any Ameri-
can familiar with the issues Of this
campaign a be anything else but a
Democrat this year.
''The foundation OF the American
Republic is threatened.
1.-THE Declaration of independence
declares that governments derive their
just powers from the consent Of the
governed. This principle is defed in
the Philippine war.
'yThe Constitution of the United
States provides that all duties, inn
ports and excuses shall be uniform
throughout the United States. This
proposition is ignored by the Nc
Kinley's administration on Port Rico.
ut is no wonder that the Declare
tion Of Independence is read and My
Country, 'Tis of Thee sung at Demo
cratic gatherings this year.
Americans who know the facts OF
the last four years are Democrats now,
whatever they were before. "-Alexan-
der Dockery In his speech at Potosi.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18
Miss Ross, One Of Mexico's Host Pop
ular Young Ladies, to Be
Married.

The Kansas City Star announces
the engagement Of Miss Evans Ross,
one Of Mexico's most lovely, popular
and accomplished young ladies' as fol-
lows:
The engagement Of Miss Evans Ross
of Mexico, Mo-, TO Mr.. Bird H. Nc
Garyey, Of this city, has been pleas
antly agitating the friends Of the
young people for some time. Both
enjoy a measure Of popularity that
ehdears all their plans to scores OF
amiable friends. Miss Ross has been
the guest Of Mrs. Lynn S. Banks in
this city on numerous occasions and
by her charm and loyeliness has es-
tablished herself in a circle that will
welcome her with open arms. Mr..
McGarTey has been a most popular
bachelor In social demand for several
seasons, and heretofore has been
classed with the '1nvulnerables," to.
whom has now come a day. Miss Ross
is travelling with her mother in the
east, but there is some possibility that
the marriage, which has been delayed
because of the death Of the brides
father, may take place this winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18
BRYAN Was Ready.

MARION, IND, OCT. 1A-While Mr..
Bryan was speaking at Marion some
one in the audience asked in regard to
the North Carolina law. My Bryan
said:
sMy friend, / am glad you asked me
that. lam prepared foryou. Now, ]
am going to assume that the Republic
can who asked me that question is an
honest man. am going to ask him
about the constitution OF the Republic
can State OF Oregon. l will read a
provision Of that constitution. 1t
says: Section IS, nc free negro or
mulatto not residing in this State at
the time OF the adoption of this con-
stitution, shall come, reside or be
within this State, hold any real estate
or make any contract or maintain any
such therein, and the legislative as
sembly shall provide by penal laws for
the removal by public officers Of all
such negroes and mulattoes and for
their effectual exclusion from the
State and for the punishment of per-
sons who shall bring them into the
State, or employ or harbor them
"That amendment vas adopted be-
fore the civil war. 1t makes 1t unlaw-
full for a free negro to go into the
State, and it authorizes the officers to
put him out. But you say that it is
old. Let me remind you that last
June an effort was made to repeal that
portion of the constitution, and the
effort to repeal was defeated, although
the State went 10000 Republican.
But, my friend may not have time to
60 to Oregon. II not, l want to tell
him to go to the city of Washington.
That is nearer. Go to Washington
and find out what provision the Re
publican administration has made for
the voters of Porto Rico.
Now, you are responsible. Why
don't you correct that? II you have
not the time to go to Washington, let
me remind you that your administers
ton has made the Sulu treaty, and
the Suiu treaty provides that our flag
shall float over the Sultan's palace and
that we shall pay the Sultan 81 much
to keep Il floating there. That flag
floats to-day over Sulu slaves, and the
treaty recognizes slavery as am exist.
ing institution, and instead Of pro
vidlng that the slaves shall be free
the Sulu treaty provides in article II
that he shall have the right TO purchass
his freedom whenever he can MAKE
enough working for nothing a day t
buy himself at the market price. Their
was never a more shameful piece Of by
pocrisy than under which the Republi
cans hide when they talk about South
ern amendments. 1t was a Republi
can Congress that took the right t.
vote away from those in the District
Of Columbia, and for thirty years the
negro had been electing the Republi
can president and getting janitorships
for return, and you never hear q
modern Republican say anything fol
him except during a campaign, wher
his vote is needed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18
A sWEET-sCENTKp ORGAN.

The st. Louis Star honoS MiSsOur1'S
governor By its persistent personal at
tacks upon him. In reference TO the
governors statement concerning the
State school fund, which has recently
appeared in the daily papers, and
which has attracted considerable at
tention, the Star says; But as for
Lon Stephens, the time has passed
when anybody wants to hear anything
from him. Of him or about him. yet
the Star makes from ten totifty at
tacks upon the governor in every is
sue. There is nothing the governor
says or does, or does not say or do,
which pleases the physical, sexual and
moral pervert who does the editorial
work for that paper. There has not
been an issue OF the Star within four
years but that it has devoted more
space TO Governor stephens than to
any other public man In the State or
nation, and it continues to do so.
Even now, when the governor has less
than three months to serve, and is
asking nothing further at the hands Of
the party, 1t is as vicious and as spite
ful as ever in its attacks. The gov
ernor, however, as wen as his friends,
values the opposition of this extreme
Republican organ. 1t shows that the
enemy know Governor Stephens and
fear him. The Star can find nothing
in the governors ofRcial record to at
tack, and therefore it does him great
honor by combining its opposition to
personalities altogether. The Star
has but n subscriber in Jefferson
City, and he happens to be a warm
friend Of the governor. Outside Of
the city Of st. Louis in Missouri it
has less than five hundred cash sub
scribers, and the attacks it makes
upon Democrats but makes them
stronger with their own party friends.
The trouble with the Star is it has not
been able to get the governor to notice
it or its attacks upon him. Ithas tried
in every way to induce him to recog-
nize the paper, through its editor and
its Jefferson City representatives, but
has in every instance failed. No live
man has time to devote to a paper Of
the character Of the Star, which has
no standing, political, financial OIL
otherwise, at home or abroad.-Jeffer.
son CITY PreSs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18
Spain Gains Strength, while We Lug
Her Former Load.

While the United States are still
carrying on war in the Philippines
for the privilege Of conducting which
they paid twenty million dollars
Spain, relieved Of her colonial incum-
bus, is making rapid strides toward
prosperity.
Her bonds, which two years ago sold
below thirty per cent Of their face
value, are now above seventy. Private
well as public credit has improved,
is pouring into the country,
new industrial enterprises are getting
under way, and there Is a notable ex-
pangion Of commerce
Meanwhile In our struggle with the
elephant we took of spain's
hands In the Philippines We have sac
ruaoed thousands Of American hUa AID
sank neaTly fro hundred million dollars.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18
SAYS HIS WIFE ATE TOO MUCH
Reason an Illinois Man Gives For
Abandoning His Helpmeet.

PEORIA, ILL, Oct, 15.-Mrs. j. II.
Lane, wife of a Hanna City farmer, is
prosecuting her husband on the
charge Of wife abandonment, and
Lanes only defense is the claim that
Mrs Lane ate too much. While not
definitely stating the limits of his
wife's abnormal appetite, Lane says
he could not raise enough on his farm
to feed her. Growing desperate he
forced her to sign away her rights to
their property, gave her $50 and told
her to leave.
The wifeis a supplemented creature
and she obeyed. But when the money
was gone and starvation stared her In
the face She had Lane arrested. Be
fore Justice Saucher to-day Lane was
bound over TO the grand jury.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18
Administrator Notice,

Notice is hereby given that leitl
Of administration upon the estate !
B. b. Runkle, deceased, have bs
granted the undersigned by the =
bate Court of Audrain County y
souri,, bearing date of Septembd !
1900.
AL persons having claims again
said estate are requested to eKha
them for allowance 10 the admlns
tor within one year after dae
granting letters, or they may b
.cluded from any beneitof such -
and If such claims be not exhiaa
whiting two years from the date =
will be forever barred.
r.. NJ. WHITE
2T-4t AdmlniStatF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18
HARRINGTON COMING.
The State Superintendent Of Public
Schools to visit Rural schools In
Audrain County.

To the Editor OF the Ledger.
SKINNER, Oct. 16.-A letter from
Hon. w, T. Darlington states that he
will visit quite a number of Audrain's
rural schools at an early date. Supt.
Darlington is devoting the greater por-
ton Of his time to the country schools
in hopes of lettering their conditions.
The system Of graduation he has in
stituted is worthy OF consideration
and should by supported by every
teacher. It's the first step toward
supervision. This week questions
will be mailed to quite a number OF
teachers. We hope a fair examina-
ton will be conducted by teachers.
The examination is Irregular examina-
tion to cover works as outlined In
Course Of Study for Rural Schools"
This course is found in school laws Of
Missouri. Any teacher sending three
cents to cover expense of mailing will
have a copy mailed to their address.
Let me insist on neatneSs and accura-
cy in these examinations. The follow
ing letter from Supt. Darlington is
self explanatory.
Com. Frank l. Bruce, Mexico, No.
CRY OF JEFFERSON, Oct. S.-Dear
Sir: l am anxious to show in my an
nual report some Of the very best
things in Missouri rural schools. ! think
you can help me.
III have adozen cuts made Of the very
best things II i can but get the
pictures. Can you get a good kodak
picture Of one or more Of the follow
ing:
/. School house showing yard, out
houses, etc.
2. Interior view, showing arrange.
ment OF seats Oh furniture.
3. View showing some pupils at
work.
a. View showing school room
decorations. ssF
g. Maps and Notwithstanding geog'
raphy or nature study.
/ should also like to photo-engraye
some examination papers written on
questions to be sent out this week.
These should be written on paper
just the size Of the paper in my last
report and written closely. Some
compositions written by pupils de
scribing school, the house and ground,
and any Of the general works Of the
school will be interesting. Pictures
Of the school OF the children might
accompany them.
II you will get up something inter
esting by Nov. l, / will try and use
them. Yours truly,
W. T. CARRINeToN.
Let the teachers join Prof. CARING
ton in this work. Submit your work
to me by Oct. 20 and I'll send it to
Supt. Darlington.
October and November have been
set aside as library months. Get up
some entertainment, solicit private
subscription and try to start or en-
large your school library. 1t is
necessary In order to- do work outlined
in course Of study. Very truly,
FRANK L. BRUCE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18
OoKsrITUTIOEAL AmEEDMEHTs.

Seven amendments TO the State
constitution viii be submitted 10 the
voters Of Missouri at the November
election, and they can be found In full
Ia the weekly LEDGER Two Of the
number are Of special interest 10 ST
Louis Upon their adoption depends
the Worlds Pair q 1903 Their fail
are would carry down the conditional
government appropriation Of $1,000
0oa One 81 The amendments author
iEas the issue 81 s6oa.o0o IN bonds by.
the city Of 81 Louis IN aid a the fair.
Another authorizes . State appropria-
tlon q 100000 for a State exhibit
The education ~ voters on the con
siltational amendments. - often over
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-10-18
Pine Audrain Cattle.

Lewis, johnson & Roy had several
loads of nice, light weight butcher
cattle In the native department from
Mexico, Mo-, among which we're 1857
pound yearling steers and sos pound
yearling steers and helfers sold at
E.3 and 1,132 pound steers at $50.
Mat Courtney bought them for the St.
Louis Dressed Beef 20. All Of these
animals were raised and fed by John
Brown, one Of the best cattlemen in
Audrain county.
T.. II. Jones, Of Benton City, No.,
marketed among other stock, 395
pound stock calves, sold at $3.50 per
100 pounds.
]. II. Scott, Audrain county, mar
keted 1909 pound steers at SID
Live Stock Reporter.