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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-10-20
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To Increase Trade.

A good way for our merchants to
increase their customers from across
the bayou was suggested at the
League Wednesday night-namely,
by furnishing bridge fare tickets to
all who traded with them from the
opposite side.
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MARRIED.

Mr.. CASTOR j. Ahr,bat and Miss
Bertha Bisson. of Bowie L. D were
united in the holy bonds of matri.
mony at 3 o'clock p. m. on Thursday,
the 18th inst. Judge &. A. Engerran
officiating ut the Iatter's office in this
city.
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NEUROLOGICAL.

At Calumet plantation, La. THUS.
day Oct. Is, Jessie Aline Ewing,
beloved wife Of Charles Il. Gillis,
died in her thirty6fth year. The
deceased was . native Of Lafourche
parish and was the daughter Of F. c.
Ewing.
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FIX. Postmaster General, Wm. j..
Wilson, president Of Washington and
Lee University, died suddenly at 9:2o
o'clock, q. m. on the 18th lust, at
Lexington, Va.
He was Postmaster General under
Cleveland,
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Y. NJ. Is. A. Entertains.

The Young Mems Benevolent As
sociation entertained about fifty IN
vited guests very pleasantly at their
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Born.

To Mr.. and Mrs. Albeit Richard, a
fine boy on last Saturday. Mother and
child both doing well.
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W h1s~s.~
rrs.
~, Robichaux of Rsceland, ,wns
I1 lsst Saturday.
!. Anna Fey Of our city is visit
6.sds in Napoleonville.
Iced. Lynne left for New
- on Thursday 10 visit friends.
|. latest styles Of Manhattan
sre TO be found at Ellis Braud 9
n Main street
lC Martin, of Bourg P. D. was a
~ visitor in our city last Mon
Z Blum Of the firm Of Blum &
vp q business visitor to New
y during the past week.
Lvs you seen the elegant line OF
ane Dress Trousers now on
~ in our show window You
pcte We were not afraid to put q
y ticket" on them. The Racket
Iss Mary Belteau and Mr.. A. }.
k,,e spent last Sunday at Kraemer.
10.
u. II. Carmouche Of Napoleon
= y spsudlDg few days with her
ther on Jackson street.
Ne have seen the frail infant when
: isiu. struggle for existence seem
1 ,luost ended, resuscitated and
% strong by the use OF WHITES
RAW VERMIFUGE. Price. %
IA For sale by Thibodaux Drug
Halter Ragan who has been absent
ksveral weeks, was in town several
, this week.
q Abribat Jr, OF Lockport attended
kDpussard Democratic ratification
nise 10 our city last Sunday.
P. Dours, of Lockport, attended
y Democratic ratification meeting
speaking in our city on last Sun
| stitch in time saves nine,' and
! aue Of BALLARD'S HORE-
OUND SYRUP at the beginning OF
! pA will save you many weary
m and even days Of distressing
lharassipg cough. Price, 20 and
lent. For sale by Thiobodauz
gStore.
~ Harriet Lagardc OF our city
ndsd the wedding Of Mr.. Stever
gnuksnd Miss Felicia Boudreaux
Aha1eville on last Tuesday.
n Oastagnet left on Monday
mag for Choctaw plantation
Ne be Is employed in sugar max
dR Jeaumard and family, VIII
- been visiting relatives at Breau'
ae, Tor past three weeks returne'
- On Thursday.
~ kesne Corkery, Of OpelOnsas
nm the pleasant guest OF Mrs
eAk Bailey, on Jackson street, fo
snl days past.
ht Of Gents Neglisie shirts
pnt goods, large variety OF pa
1. Wlogs etc, just received at III
lEaet Store.
y. I'd. Mattingly, WHO was recen
AAnied TO Miss Marie Hebert
Vsssns, after spending u T..
ushhis father in our city left fl
on Tuesday morning whel
vii reside in future.
J. Hon. I. D. Kent called at Il
essecs on Wednesday afternot
ase an order for some job VOL
.asd that he would commcn,
sugar on Monday or. Tue
Nearly all of the sugar mil
Ign rolling next week wi
s Of a 6ne yield.
un'a"skers' sprained wrists, Ia
cuts, hurrs, b,uises seve
'oss and external injuries
80 are promptly and happl
-. y applying BALLARD
bLNlNENT prce 0S a
Tor sale 10y Thibodau
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Regent Shoes,

and prepared to furnish theml in large variety of
Styles coors and lasts The Regent truly gentleman
Shoe made of the finest of feathers and will we'll
and look every bit as stylish any shoe All Styles
one price $3.50. Every pair guaranteed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23
0n tha naath Of Chnrlia Houston.

vi tnt Uoatu Vi NAAFue 4oA8t0u.
Charles Buckner Houston was born
June 20, 1891, and died August 10,
1900, being iast Q years and 2 months
of age when God removed him from
the family circle on earth to the
"Home on High" Charley was . par
ticularly thoughtful child for his years,
but being raised by earnest Christian
parents and taught from his cradle
that God ashis Heavenly Father and
Jesus his Savior, ! do moi beiive that
Charlie ever knew when be did not
love and pray to God as bis Father
and Jesus as his Savior. he talked to
his mother q great deal about Heaven
and the New Jerusalem, and one Of his
favorite nightly petitions was that
they all, as q united family, might
walk the "Golden Streets" together.
His younger brother, 9 tiny little fell
low, did not love to say bis prayers,
and Charlie would ask God to let his
prayers be just as II Sidney had said
them. Charlie was particularly ap-
preclative ofany kindness or attention
during his life and last Illness. He
asked his mother one day IL she did
not think he was 9 Christian, and
when she told him what it was to be q
Christian he said very earnestly:
"Mother, l love Jesus" He had al
ways prayed In such simple faith,
fully expecting an answer to his
prayers, that he eouid not understand
why God did not answer bis prayers
and relieve him Of bis sufferings, and
then his mother talked to him about
the love Of God, and that this pain
was sent, not in anger, but for some
wise purpose. When the next parox-
yam came his mother heard him pray
ing, "0i Lord, help me-" That this
bright, thoughtful, arectionate child
Of nine summers was called on to
suffer and die, we cannot understand;
1t lie n of the mysteries that viii be
only made plain when We meet on the
other shore and walk the "Golden
Streets" with dear little Charlie.
We do not know the cause Of his
death. We bow in meek submission
to the inscrutable wisdom of our
Heavenly Father, and say from our
crushed and bleeding hearts, "rhy
will be done"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23
TIPS r1mEIY Talk
Rev. W. Il. Hook Has the Interest Of.
Mexico at Heart First Last
and Always

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
BETHANY, No., Aug. 9.-This IL q
burning hot Day and a. dry Is 4 pow
der house. It seems like everything
VIII burn up. II Msjer Mckinley has
anything to do in this natter or
Marcus Hanna, l do wish they would
give rs a rest on hot weather for 3
while.
I arrived home Friday, after an
absence of twenty days and found
things grinding on In Bethany after
the old way. No changes In politics
or religion. Every Republican 10 sure
that Mckinley win be elected this
fall, and thinks n he iR not the conn
try Is ruined. Poor fellows who
almost have to lean up against = tree
to yell for Mckinley talk until they
are red In the face and the veins
SVEN In their necks about s'prosper-
fly" and CONFIDENCE and our far
away "possessionsn and hurrah for
Mckinley and Teddy.
Democrats are sure that W. J.
Bryan will just wipe up the earth
they r more than confident that
Bryan viii be the next Presidents and
trusts and corporations In . little
while win be q thing OF the pant. II
is real refreshing 10 hear them talk;
they know 20 much II IL hardly necea-
sary to read the papers up here. All
You have to do is TO get on the shady
side OF the house and listen to ths
discussions going on. You viii ther
get your eyes opened, unless you are
stupid in the extreme.
The canning factory is running hers
on full time, working about 100 hands
Il is g paying industry and is certainly
yielding large dividends. I wonder
why Mexico don't 60 after something
of that character. There Is money II
an enterprise Of this kind. II wouli
give work to a great many and st jus
the right season OF the y~ear-iust be-
fore winter-and help them to &c
something to winter on. That is TIL
way to help the poor-give them worl
and pay them to do it. Many small
farmers could find q market for al
they could raise OF tomatoes, corn, etc
I want to see Mexico get to tn
front. There Ia no reason why
should not. 1t is surrounded with
grand country all around, and ha
good railroad facilities. II the me-
Of Mexico who have money wouI
invest it in the right way 1t would no
only be q blessing to them, but :
others all around them. They shout
not geek to loan 1t for the interest, bu
invest 1t la industries that woul
build up the town and country and !
that way II would benefit all. TheI
money would then be used in th
right vay-religious way-to hel
others.
I expect to spend Q few days !
Illinois next week-the home Of on
next Vice. President. / may write 70
q line from there. W. Il. HOOK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23
COCKREILs POCKET PICKED.
Thieves Gave the Senator the RuAh
Act and Secured -Four Hun
dred Dollark.

SEDALIA, Mo-, Aug. M.-While one
OF the many bands was playing In the
lobby Of the Hnckins Hotel ct s
o'clock this evening, several men
pushed roughly into the crowd, and
one OF them extracted 9 pocketbook
from the clothing OF United States
Senator Oockren. The Senator and his
son Allen were conscious that the
crowd was rather unusually rough In
its action, but neither suspected
robbery.
An hour later Post Once Inspector
wnks found 3 poeketbook in the lob
by OF the post ONCE. It was ex-
Amlned BY him and by Inspector
Trader and found to contain notes
and drafts In the Senator'S name.
The pocketbook was taken to the
hotel, whore CLERK Meyers instituted
q search for the Senator. He was
found on the stage at the opera house,
interested IN the speech Of David
Overmyer, Of Kansas. When asked
II he had lost bis pocketbook, be said
that he had not, bat, upon feeling for
II, be changed his mind. he Of once
recalled the circumstance OF the
pushing In the hotel lobby and de-
clded that II was OF that time that he
lost his pockeibook.
The notes were valued OF e2,700,and
the cash, according to Clerk Meyers
YVES 10 the amount Of 500. The sena-
tor wal ayerse to discussing the case'
Passengers on the Jefferson Olut
train from st. Louis, report that
several pocketbooks were taken BY
thieves, who had slipped themselves
in the great crowd that got on the
long train out Of the Union Station
the other night. President Hawes be-
lieves that he has some clew to their
identity. When there is an "occa-
sionr In Sedalia there is always flock
ing thither q fingered person
age from the neare-by cities. Many
diamond has been taken here. II
was from the bosom Of AL Morrow, Of
Jefferson City, that an enormous
stone was nipped in q crowd only two
years ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

THE Cincinnati Enqulrer editorially
says Congressman Champ Clark, Of
Missouri, has been debating with Con-
gresham Deliver, OF Iowa, at "ohau-
tznauas" 10 various parts Of tSe coun-
try. From what Rir. CLARK reports to
ths Democrats Committee, It is 90 be
inferred that the DEBATE vas not Q
completely rounded success. Mr..
CLARK sayas 81 have found one thing
during these debates, and that is
that the Republican orators viii
perform most remarkable feats In
msntzl gymnastics TO avoid discuss
Ing the Filipino question. Il s
sinply impossible 70 pin them Gown
% nny statement OF The sdnlniztra-
asnss policy n ease o; Ne rsturn 10
peuer.v That's al right, hr. CLARK.
Keep chasing 'sm on that which they
are afraid Of. DSn't allow them 70
asoapa, and rant o. Al iEsue which, II
II T. act dead, 4 r~eposefnlly waiting
Ter > ssriismenl Of Imperialism.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23
Bowling Party Tuesday.

Quite a number Of ladies and = few
gentlemen INDUCED In 3 bowling party
at the lie Grande alleys Tuesday
evening. Among those In the party
we're: Mesdames s. B. Cock, Frank
Sanford, Tina Dobyns, Pepper, Misses
Mamie Ricketts,, Sparks, Of Kansas
Cityi Rawlin, Of Kentuckyi Mesars.
J. W. Woodbridge, Frank Sanford,
o. R. Macfarlane, Sam Locke, e. s.
Wilson and A. W. Macarthur, Of ohil-
Hcothe. The highest scores made DUR
ing the evening were made by Mrs.
8. B. Cock, 1871, and O. r. Macfarlane,
176. The society peopIs Of Mexico
will indulge themselves quite freely IN
this sport during the season Just open.
fnO
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23
MAssACREs NJ IN HISTORY
Some Awful Butcheries That Have
Horrifed the World From the
Earliest Days.

3s1 B. C.-Two thousand Inhabitants
of Tyre crueined and 5000 outchered
by the soldiers Of Alexander the Great.
iO5 B. O.-Celts kill 5000 Roman
soldiers at Auransio, on the Rhone.
102 B. O.-Slaughter of Tuetons near
ak, in which 100000 barbarians were
slain.
70 A. D.-Destruction Of jerusalem.
Above 1,1o0,0 Jews put to the sword
by the Roman army.
lis A. Done hundred thousand
Greeks and Romans murdered near
Oyrene BY Jews under Andrae, leader
of revolution.
1859 A. D.-Massacre at Acre Of
5000 Mohammedans by order Of King
Richard /, in the crusades.
1850 A. D.-SIaughter OF the inhabi-
tanta Of Aleppo by the Mongols.
1889 A. D.-"siciliau Vespers.'
About 5000 French killed in Sicily.
1879 A. bartholomew day,
Massacre OF 0O,oO0 men, women and
children Huguenots In France.
1892 A. D.--Turks slaughter $500
Christians in Croatia.
174O A.D.-Eettiers in Java slaughter
1900 Chinese at Batavia.
1850 A.. D.-"No Popery" riots
Mob led by Lord George Gordon
killed $50 Roman Catholics in London
1884 A. Dizziness murder 24,0O'
Christians at Kuang-Tsi, In AMMAN
In Cochin China the same year %, LOO
native Christians were massacred.
1895 A. O-Turks kill between
5000 and 5000 Armenlans In ASH
Minor.
1900 A. D.-Boxer rebellion, having
for Its object the extirpation Of nativ,
Christians and all foreigners.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

wIrH this Issue Of the LEDGER is
sent out as q supplement Hon. A. n.
Dockery's great speech delivered at
EedailaT Tuesday, the occasion being the
opening Of the Democratic State
campaign. II 10 q document worthy
Of 9 careful perusal by all Democrats
and II our Republican friends would
read II they viii get few pointers
directly affecting their party which
should prove OF peculiar interest just
81 this time. Friends and supporters
OF Fiery, don't let the excessively
warm weather deter you from read
ing this great speech by Missouri's
next Governor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

THAT grand old Democratic war
horse, Senator oockrell, was chief Of
ceremonies at sedalia Tuesday. The
Senator lie n OF Missouri's most
konored sons and is loved for his
political honesty and integrity by
members Of all parties. he was given
4 royal welcome home from the
National Capital.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23
nneknnr Holdl fha Rscord

Ralph Buckner, who, although quite
. youngster, is a good bowler and
holds the record score on the new
alleys Of the LeGrande Bowling Par
lors. This young man scored 10l
points Tuesday
o. O. Ciendenin, manager of the
place. win open . finely fitted up
place In Columbia on September 10,
Mfr. CIendenin win give q big opening
after which his brother, Thos. Glen
denim, will manage the place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

THE extensive premium list Of the
Mexico street Fair 10 being compiled
as rapidly as the work a be done
and all other arrangements for the
October event are progressing salts
factorIly. The indications are that
thia years. fair win far HuFpass others
held here. Those desiring to give
premiums should attend to the matter
At ouca.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

FUuToE, No., Aug. 2o.-WnlIam
Thomas, . plumber Of this city, vac
drowned In the Missouri river while In
bathing at Mokane late Sunday even
ing. snd was brouKht here for burinl
to-day. He leaves . wife and = thrse
weeks ED babe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

There win be a service in the inter-
ct Of the Twentieth Century Fund ct
Httls5y Aug. 30 81 10 O'Clock .. m.
and N all-day service for the purpose
ct Bethel August 81 at 10 q. m. fol-
lowed by dinner OF the grounds.
Speakers from other charges viii be
present ct these services.
w. 8, ROCKER, P, e,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

THE suggestion that the Admins
tration should have presented Great
Britain with . strip Of land in the
Philippine Islands, instead of n that
actually belonged to as in Alaska, is q
good one. We might "throw inn
whatever real estate interest we might
be supposed TO have 10 China.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

on the fret day OF the Street Fair
October s-the old settlers Of Audram
County will meet for permanent
organisation, election Of officers, etc.,
and every citizen eligible for mem
beruhIp should be present and enroll
his or her name. II a person lie fifty
years OF age and has been : resident
Of AudraIn for thirty years, member
chip In the association can be obtained.
All aold resldenters" should make
= mental note Of the above and lend
tbsIr presence on October Q.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

THE soltz Clothing Company firm
lie q Recommendations ad-
vertiser. The advertising manager Of
this company says it pays 10 keep
your business before the public at all
seasons Of the year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

This has been . great year for mel
ons 10 this sectien. Tom Swift, who
lives north Of town,this week brought
to Joe Moore q load Of the largest
w~atermelons ever grown 10 the coun-
ty, some Of which weighed from IS to
nonnda.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

MARsHAns MrssURIo, Aug. TO-
Chas. Krsln, . saddler, aged SIS,
committed suicide here this morning
By taking morphine. He left . note to
send his body 10 friends at Lexington,
No. Dependency caused by III health
wac the canaa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

THE Chairman Of the Republican
National Committee was disappointed
because Mr.. Bryan took no notice Of
him in his indianapolis speech. Be
patient, Mr.. Hanna. MIR Bryan has
other business. The Democratic Com.
mittee viii turn q hired hand loose on
Won nraaantlv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

PERHAPS it lie not right to enter
Judgment before all the evidence is
in, but with the light at hand It looks
as II the Chinese empress should get
At least thirty days and costs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

A DISPATCH from Chicago reports
that Charles A. Towne viii be sent on
the track OF Governor Roosevelt
when the speaking campaign opens.
Hardly believe 1t. Towne is too big q
man to be sent rabbit Hunting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

SPAIN has agreed to sell us q few
more small islands. Wouldn't II be
willing to trade them for the ones we
have now, provided we gave plenty
of bootq
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

NEWS from the east lie 70 the effect
that Marx Hanna has discovered that
history does not always repeat itself
10 the matter OF making 1t easy to
raise A campaign fund.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

THE United States government should
have nothing TO do With China
further than what has been done-the
protection Of American citizens In
that country. And now that our
citizens there have been rescued from
the hands of these heather people
the government should load them on
q vessel without delsy and bring
them homeland the government and
our people should stay at home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

Those who attend the ex-Confedsr-
ate reunion ct Auxvasse on next
Thursday and Friday viii do q wise
thing 70 take with them well flied
baskets. Everybody invited, es-
pecislIy Mexican Veterans.
W. H. KEENAN,,
Prea. ex.Oonfederate Ass'n.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

FoR real Summer rest don't travel
with 9 companion who won't let you
aea grumpy when you feel like 1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

As the hot wave appears to have
come 70 stay, We might az wen ask II
10 take on lie things. II rather insists
that we take OF ours.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

A WESTERN man notes that this year
has been remarkably free from
uylones. He should cheer up. Teddy
is headed that way.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

If we pull our army out of Pekin
who will protect the beer saloons
there that enterprising citizens OF
Milwaukee have already planned for
the uplifting Of the Chinese.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

Mr.. HANNA win send somebody, Of
course, TO follow up GOV. Roosevelt
and explain that Mr.. Mckinley is q
candidate, too.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23
THURSDAY, AUGUST ..

DEaooRATEc clubs should be
organized in every school district in
AudFain county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

AT sedalia Tuesday-the opening of
the State Democratic campaign
Hons. Adlai E. Stevenson, A. NJ.
Dockery and Senator F. NJ. OockreIl
were given a rousing ovation by 30
600 or 10000 members of the Demo-
cratic party. Party leaders now state
that the Democratic majority in this
State this year will be the largest in
ita history.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

THE x-Confederate reunion viii be
hald near Auxvasse on next Thursday
and Friday, when q jolly good social
time is anticipated. Everybody lie
invited and there will be ample en-
tertainment for those who attend.
Eight counties viii be represented and
the occasion will be q most pleasant
one. Mexican war veterans are
especially solicited to be present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

Fsyette lie to have apoultry show IN
December with 9 Belgian hare ex-
hibit as 9 side issue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23
CLOTHING.

Suits, Worsteds and Cassimeres.
variety Of neat patterns, were $40;
going now at $3.50
Mems good, strong Pants in neat pat
terms, were $1.50; o SO
Men hobby Trousers, were 1925 and
$3.50; now $1.4O and 1925
Mems extra heavy Overalls .45c
Mems lighter weight Overalls .39c
Mems Percale and Madras Shirts, with
two collars, worth 75c; now .39e
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

Born, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. o. l. Wales
Tuesday, Aug. II, Q daughter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. French are at
Harris Springs 10 spend . week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

hiss Julis Kendall has returned 10
YandaIia, after visiting Mrs. J. H.
Lane In this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

A Paris Cho.) negro, who died re-
Gently, left an estate valued 81 sis,-
600.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

Mrs. q. W. Robertson has joined
Der husband in Denver, Dol.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

License to wed was granted to Rob-
ert W. Wright and Miss Oordy Nc
Cory Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

Mrs. ]. W. Montague and daughter,
Miss Mary, are atExceIsior Springs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

Wm. Morris Is expected home from
Yellowstone Park this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

Geo. Balls and son, Harry, went "a
Stockton, Mo-, last night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

Mrs. 3. R. Coatsworth has gone 10
Colorado for . visit 10 her son Bry-
ant
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

Joseph Weimer is entertaining his
niece, Miss Hattie Mallory, Of Texas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
socisty Of the N. z. Church, South,
win meet in the church Thursday,
Aug. %, ct 8 O'Clock p. N.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23

Miss NINA Pearson i entertaining
Miss May Pearson, Of Biloxi, Miss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-08-23
SUGAR
lhs. nure white pre-

I4K lbs. pure white pre-
serving Sugar........$I.oo
Honey Drip Syrup, gal. soc
Fine homemade johnson
Davis) Vinegar, gall. 25c
The Manufactured Cider
Vinegar, gal. I5c
Seed Rye, cheap enough
for chicken feed, bu.... 60
Cracked Corn, bu....... soc
Try the Sweet Clover, per
100 lbs. $500
so Id. sack same....... o5
Arbuckle or xxx Col
fee, pkg............, I5c
Squirrel Soda, pkg SC
Cow Brand Soda (loose)
SC
Sweet Oranges, nice size,
doZ 3oc
Lewis, Eagle, Rabbits or
Greenwich Lye, 3 for.. 25c