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CONDITIONS IN INDIA.
Death Rate siII Heavy-Heavier Cen
trnl Rains.

London, July 16.-The governor of
Bombay telegraphs to the secretary of
state for India, that there We're 1928
cases of cholera In the famine districts
during the week ending July 7, of
which GAIA were fatal, and that in the
native states there were 1926 cases, of
which 5,S92 were fatal. The total num-
ber Of deaths on the relief works was
$780, which was 80 per 1000. There
has been a good rainfall in Surat, Kan
deish and the western part of the Dec
can, and rain his begun in parts Of
North Gujerat, where the numbers de-
manding relief continue to increase.
The viceroy of India, Lord Curzon of
Kedleton, telegraphs that there We're
heavier general rains last week in
Berar and the central provinces of Hy-
derabad. The rain fall was good and
sufficient for present needs in Raiapu-
tana. In central India there were mod
crate general rains.
The sowing of crops has partly COM
menced. The monsoon was heavy in
Surat, and there were good falls in Kat
tywar and Thana. There has been in
sufficient rain in the Punjab for dry
land sowing. There, Notwithstanding
the improved prospects, no diminution
of relief is possible. On the contrary,
the figures last week were the highest
reported, village relief and advances re-
placing relief works. The condition of
the surviving cattle in western India is
deplorable. The health returns from
the central provinces are satisfactory.
The total reliefs was 6,148,000.
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KEATING VII EEL COMPANY.
F.. A. Belts Continued Rccctver-Ap-
praisels Appointed.

Middletown, Conn.,, July 16.- Judge
Elmer o. the superior court to- day IS
Belts of New Haven as the receiver OF
the Keating Wheel company until the
fourth Tuesday of September, when the
court again convenes. j. Edward Us
born of New Haven and w. B. Douglass
of this city were appointed appraisers.
The receiver is authorized to borrow
$40 900 to carry on the business.
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EN7S AT Proficiency.
Consolidated 10 Expend 100000 In
pier Repairs and Machinery.

President Hall of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
company said to-day that he had OBJ
tanned authority from the board of di-
rectors to make extensive improve
ments at the Wilkesbarre pier in Prov
idence. These improvements will in
volve the extension of the old pier some
thirty or forty feet to deep water, and
the installation of modern and complete
machinery for discharging coal, md
when complete will enable the largest
vessels that carry coal to discharge
their cargoes promptly. 1t is stated
that the cost of these improvements and
the repairs contemplated at Harbor
Junction wharf, also in Providence,
will reach $200,000 President Hall add
ed that the work would begin as soon as
the plans could be prepared.
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THREE SERGEANTS BOUNCED
Il CTION OF CAPTAIN Bradley, OF
COMPANY +, MERIDEN.
All Of Them Testified Against the Cap
tain ut the Recent Courtmartial In
Hartford rd-Application for Their Dis
charge Was Endorsed by Colonel Cal-
Iahan--A Privnte NJ adr q Qunrt III n ter.

Meriden, Conn, July 16-Captain Os-
car L. Bradley of co. I, Second regi-
ment, c. N. G., tonight discharged
three sergeants. They were officers who
testified against him at the recent court
martial and were First Sergeant John
J. Deal, Quartermaster Sergeant Dewitt
Ford, Duty Sergeant William j. Lietike.
Captain Bradleys application for their
discharge was endorsed by Colonel CAL
made quartermaster sergeant.
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BOY ARRESTED FOR BURGLARK
Confessed to Entering MIS-. Days
Housc MT $40 Whaliey Avenue.

John Coley, ten-year-old boy who
lives on Parmeleee avenue, was arrest
ed last night by Detective Frey of the
Dixwell avenue police precinct on the
charge of burglarizing the house OF Mrs.
Henry Daily at $50 Whalley avenue. The
house was entered Sunday afternoon
while Mrs. DAILY and her family were
out driving and $34 In money was
stolen from bureau drawer. Young
Coley, after he was arrested, confessed
to the burglary, $24 was found on his
person and he said that he had spent
the rest of the money in buying clothes
and in giving some of his young COM
panions good time at Savin Rock yes
terday afternoon.
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THE MAYOR INVESTIGATING
The Troubles Between Director Troup
and sup'. of sewers Pigott.

Mayor Drscoll stated last evening
that he had taken no action in the con-
troversy between Director Troup and
Superintendent of Sewers Pigott. The
mayor would not discuss the matter,
but said that he intended to personally
investigate the matter thoroughly be-
fore he took action. He said that when
he finished his investigation he would
have something to say. Director Troup
was in his office in city hall yesterday
although he had informed the mayor
that unless Mr.. Pigott was removed he
would resign and gave the mayor until
yesterday to consider the matter.
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SHOOTING or MRS. MAYER.
Officially Determined There Is No Need
of nn Inquest

New York, July 16.-It has been Off
cially determined that there is no occa-
sion to hold an inquest by jury to de-
termne the cause of the death of Mrs.
Natalie Mayer, Oldest daughter of the
late Theodore Havemeyer. Mrs. Mayer
died Saturday afternoon from the eff
fects Of a pistol shot wound. Coroner
w. l.. Vroom went to the residence of
the Mayors and the country seat of the
HaveYneyers, at Mountainside Farm
Mahwab Sunday night and after ex-
amining six witnesses rendered a ver-
dict declaring that mo guilt attaches
to any person, or persons by reason of
said DEATH and that an inquest Is un-
necessary" Coroner Vroom says that
from the evidence he is satisfied Mrs.
Mayer shot herself by accident.
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M'KTNLEY LEAVES ca NTON.
No Extra Session of Congress Yet De
tcrmincd Upon.

Canton. O., July 16.-President Nc
Kinley left this city for Washington to-
night in a special car attached to the
regular Pennsylvania train. Only Sec
retary Cortelyou accompanied the pres
ident, who will attend to matters in
connection with the Chinese situation
and in the course of few days ex-
poets to return to Canton. 1t is expect
ed that the members of the presidents S
cabinet will be at the white house to-
morrow afternoon awaiting the arrival
of the president and that an important
meeting will be held soon after his ar
rival.
1t can be stated with certainty that
no extra session of congress has yet
Continued on Sixth Page)
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New York. July 16.-Willam r. Hearst.
president of the National Association of
Democratic Clubs. has issued an address to
the clubs. in which he calls on them to
publicly ratify the nomination of William
j. Bryan for president and Adlai f. Stev-
enson for vice president and prepare to de-
fend the republic against the corrupt and
corruptlng spirit of Imperialism.
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Prohibition state Convention.

Hartford, July 16.--The prohibition
state convention to nominate state
ticket, ETC., will be held in Grand Army
hall in the Cheney building on Friday
July 27.
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Sample LOT "
81. 1.25-worth as high as $500

In this lot will be found many garments
that we are selling in regular stock as high as
$500. Twill pay you to look through this
pile of handsomely trimmed Corset Covers,
Drawers, Skirts and Night Gowns many
dollar you can save and then such variety
of styles to choose from-the best of the sea-
son, and no two alike.
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Sample LOT III
o8 cents--worth as high as $500

All the newest ideas in handsome Lingerie
will be found in this lot Empire Corset
Covers lending at waist) with ribbon and
beading; dainty Marguerites, also hand
some collection of Gowns, Skirts and Draw
ers with fine lace and embroidery trimming
no two alike.
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WashIngton. Jnly 1G.-Word was recelv

Washington, July 16.-Word was received
ut the navy department to-day thdt two en-
listed men, n marine named Stivers ana a
sailor named Lorrington. ordered to trial by
court martial at Key West, Fla, had es-
capped from cusotdy. The court martial
was thercupon dissolved and the members
thereof were constituted a court of inquiry
to determine the responsibility for the es-
cape of the prisoners.
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Washington. July 16-The navy depart
mcnt has again ordered that no oil be car
ricd in naval ships. This was due to the
fire on the Alexandria some time ago.
caused by spontaneous combustion from oils
and to the fact that the Caesar recently
took out considerable oil.
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AT Howe & StetSOn'S
New Haven, Tuesday, July II, 1900
Sale OF
Muslin
Underwear

Where's the woman
who can resist such
Muslin Underwear as we
have gathered for this
sale-garments as cheap
as the material itself not
to say anything about the
making and dainty trim
mings. Sold more yes
terday than ever before
on a mid summer day
and we've had some
pretty big sales in July.
CORSET COVERS
l21ac, l5c., loc., 25c., 3oc
DRAWERS 25c, 3oc and upwards
Also the following sample lots way n
below cost of manufacture
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Sample LOT IL
75ycents-w worth as high as $1.25

Same garments in this lot as the above
with the addition of Corset Covers. Mater
ials are nain;ooks, cambrcs and muslins,
with trimmings Of Duchesse, Pt. de Paris,
Valenciennes Laces and exquisite embroider-
les
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FATAL CLOUD-BURST IN TEXAS.
Ten Bodies Already Recovered at Cole.
MANA Town Destroyed.

Coleman, Texas. July 16,-Fifteer
lives are known to have been lost in a
cloudburst here to-day, Ten bodies
have been recovered, but only two Were
identified. They are; Joseph Spath, q
leading merchant of the village, and
John Fouleisstein. 1t Is feared that
many more lives were lost in the valley
below Coleman. The cloudburst, which
followed a three days unprecedented
rainfall, caused Fords Creek to burst
it's banks and rush through Coleman, a
village of less than one thousand in
habitants. Bewildered citizens, reused
from their slumbers, rushed into the
streets and were swept away.
Dallas, Texas, July 16.-Peoria, a
town sixty miles southwest Of Dallas,
was destroyed by tornado to-day.
Mrs. John Nelson and her two children
We're fatally hurt. Two churches and
several dwelling houses were destroyed,
together with an immense amount OF
farm property.
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New York. July 16.-National democratic
hcadcuarters will be spFmaily opened in
this city tomorrow. quarters having been
secured in the st. james building, on
Broadway, one block north of the Hoffman
House.
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4S cents worth rs to SO cents.

Sample LOT l..
4S cents-worth rs to SO cents.
This LOT includes Drawers, Night Gown
and Long Skirts, made of good quality cam
brio and muslin, in upwards Of twenty differ
ent styles. They're trimmed with terchou
and Walenoiennes laces and insertions, also
with fine embroidery and satin ribbons. Not
one in the lot worth less than rs cents
many worth SO cents.
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Estiniates Altered.

The situation has changed so rapidly
from day to day as to alter the estimate
of the foreign commanders several
times. ut is possible that the estimate
of troops needed for Chinese service will
be again increased. If SO, the United
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Also the following sample lots way
below cost of manufacture.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01
BOoxEmvBTTHAuroxc CASE
Tea kGE AEgrzgzsz EkE7Tws
hszzlGu TEkez II Czlzwxv.

FrLzoss Nc gE.- IA sslsgzsDs
Easszzgs rsasiTs6 here to-eEy tror fss
02e q Dr. a " NeAkEsr a Co
zzDR says thss there wsEs ssFer
1ew ezAss Ct szxg pax a Eaxisruod
5oo1s eo1ztys sA D1rrtzx nxktnR
. sot4l Of Et1Sy-t~o cases In Al.
Zbs Falto1 CITY Cczsel ne bsrs
bo-cEy AID or5afsds general Esusna-
fban q i5s 1hA5it&za, fbozxh Insre
q DH = case - CzASrHy eozrfy. Tnis
prsczstaon = s=ksn for the szfssy q
tbs iEh&siss1sA Mayer FowSsr kssuss
TIE fozoE1g PsoczDsttoz fhis EfssF-
noons
WEEKE4E Mh kn0WE shKs snaHu
PIX sxistA il ozE Dszghboxisg cozzsy
ct BS3s, AID a. a pxec1sHon&xy
means o. pE~otsc4dVa &zaiasz Ezsd dis
esss saor1 Il invade Ger bsr5ez
thssstors, l. 2 z, Fowler, Mayor Of
Of TIE City Of F1i.on, bsreby zoa
earnestly request Al psrso1s who
have sot bseE so~cesssfuly vAcc1zEtso
70 attend 70 The sane Is ozce. /
fuubsnoors Fsq7sss thss al pars1ts
a7o guardians zee that fheir chiiares
80 hoss unesr their co1trsl be vac
ei5ztsd ~ ones
EuTTTO CASES EEAE OOLEMBzA-
CoDKEIA4 No. Jan. H-Iss re-
csnt rsP0Et 70 the effect that there.
hss been a vsolsnt e1tbrsak Of email
p0x In ehs vicinity had 4 ofsu1dzsson
i vas reported that ssaan pax wa
raging near Co1zublas BAT inyesssgs-
iien sbows tsai tasrs we're buf two
genpins cases. Ire cases grssr treat.
Ient are % q very MID forE, ard 10.
fat2l ree1hs are expected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01
DO YOU Know

That II requires nfty per ceut more
wheat to buy : stove tan 1t did in
'ss?
That It requires twenty bushels
more corn to buy 3 wagon than IN
1857
That 1t requires one hundred per
cent. more corn or wheat to buy .
copper kettle than in 1857
That it requires twics as much corn
to purchase a coil Of rope as 10 'es?
That it requires forty per cent. more
corn 70 purchase a pillow than in '96?
That IT requires twenty-five per
cent. more corn to buy q hoe, q rake,
a shovel, a spade or bolt than In 1857
That q set of common wheels cost
u 10 'ee and nov cost sI2.5Of
That the price Of cultivators lie
higher By s3 to az
That galvanized barbed wire costs
from - TO $3.50 q hundred pounds
mort than In 'se?
That the rstes OF freight are back to
the exorbisant figures that caused the
popular revolt in legislation q few
years ago?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01
TEE sEECxIUE D'
L Wa PngastT Lii DiK2-E e
Ea5sy K&ekE Thxt TGksz a
WozSsyfL cur

Il vas "Bksgy7 MAeE, ths EareyEri
eoeoHec syEzgs1sts Eao, ssze yss<s
aga, bed several reFzFGls IL EsxEsS,
that sseetss, II IL nd Nnzs sppssrs
to BE . zhseclSzs e1rs u xEzis q,
KisoexFy, No, rscsuny.
Is l. related tsEg GsoEgs ". Organ,
wac has been esaf &,o dz=s froE
birfb, w&s converted By tie Elabop
and tnEs1iNtsly thereafter Ess abe
70 bear and uffss so1nza. Il Il fbs
opinion Of TIE fAiteful that fnsrs l.
bezling power n Bish0p Nsck's woke
In speaking Of the recent eare a.
Els5eEry, TIE B1saop saga that he ear
not uncerstane toe healing power
himself, Bat believes h was gsYsu 70
him ~ Il wAs bestowed upon the dis
eipiss q Old BRbop Mack sSys ta4t
he has prsyso fN a nrnbsr Of siek
people wbon tee doctors bad gwen
Up, and fhsi tnsT had recovered.
One Of the Blshop's Doss poEegf1l
sermons IL "Tss spsckise Era and
Il was ccuotisss dahng tie osiivsry
Of shis famous Discourse taEs orgzs
found his bearing and spescb--gsi1s6-
tie pee Of bic dormant organ, a. Is
were. Il Eoun infuss ne into 3
wooden fnaAn.
Bishop Mack has many fnsnds and
admirers anoug the coiorsc psepSs Of
MEXICO and Eae promised 70 c0ns
here ~ - early esssto bold meet
ing.
The coiorsd F%sEiFGilsz has FeeeiFss
sEreat osai Of nsWepzpsr nosorisiy
10 Lincoln and M9nrOs sogafses over
his m~ifae7lOus performances.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01
PROSPECTS coon.
zlne and Lead At AuxTszse & I
ROzteh. Of Kansas City, Talks
About the 0ztieok

he LzDSKR contained an artiels
Wednesday which told for the first tine
Of the zinc and lead discoveries Al
AuxFssss.
3 L Foutch, Of Kansas City, who
With Il. H Bourne, Of Denver, Il
making the investigation as to tbs
richness Of the Galway county land
wss in Mexico to day ard said:
"Our prospects are turning out nice.
~ pea Auxvasse- We have splendif
I0dicaiions Of jack 10 good paying
quantity and quality."
When asked hoR strong be woult
woFk the prospects II they showed o.
well be said:
"we win probably know within q
days jnst what We can DO and IL tbs
prospects hold ont ~ wen a. they
have started, We wiii push the schemi
20 lie fullest hnif. We now have
options on 100 sores and will pat In q
diamond drill At or earliest oppor-
tunity and dsteraine the exact value
Of the venture"
"Yes, We have plenty Of capita.
behind us and win work on q large
eeale.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

Ki4 EzzEs Ms0Sx WIS sEys EAs
LEa CO, fria
Hg4dm D 1uziA

Dbs E5a5eDsmoc-zf q Ian = caz,
tzzEa the fuAsw1nE-
Mis- Mtuzis Mosdy, 1ecs u ysMrz
EsszPas1 suhaas ~ III EHzhiuEzo,
EvsrBs lNm Might SIZE wua fozDi
ss0u1 fo'apuk sussriag fnsz NJ Il,
tsrss q eklarssurn ~ Eh T5srnEs
wbE ETsa ~ TIE sA<zs plsns- TErne.
oAl1 n EzbzlEncs ard HeeaEpn5sI
hG - ths rG-y aaspGxL
Ens haaKns unc1zmriozs Kbnzl ~
the Sc VA dincsvsru1, and d ~
naugEsr cs1scasaEasas nnz aftsE Dr.
SceErE had npbsDsc her EszuseA
rosz Sc gnFs ner 1xze ard sd6reaR
sns sd her prs1rs Esn8s6 81 Msz-
%, No. bEt fhsf shs ha1 been vurk'
L1g h thts CITY - . waitress Ess
e&1Dsd thai ahs Ind gene 70 her p4x-
s-sS ho2s afsw dEys ago, an tssg
hA1 refused - a1sv hsF 70 rs1ki-
VIA tkam.
Tsrnsy was ARRESTED E1d VII -
bsle rsz1,gE ~ investigates e Us
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

NA3ar z e LAWYER VA HPPoizfsc
cnasct1r q rsxszas fog ne so1r1h
eizrricf e. Missszr vsss CohsciOr
Stewart. q LuuiEinnR.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

Mrs. Sarah FsttsF died Ebiis citing
IN Der chair ~ The homse i her eseRh-
ter Mira @. W. Bradley, IN Hevsds
Thursday afternoon. Mrs Pettsr wa
70 ysaFu Of ayr and bad been In ap-
paFeDily good health. sbe gave no
sign Of approaching dissolurous simp-
y telling asleep IN death 10 Der ae-
customsd chair.
Deceased formerly lived In Mexico
and has four daughters nov living
here: Mesdamss " r. Carter, Joseph
Jesse, W. n Crews and Frank Wells.
The former two vent 70 Nevada last
night. The funeral viii be conducted
10 that city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

When a. experie1esd payEielEE
01srs - give away e3.m EoFTh Of .
1sW tszrusEf for c1seases Of the
AsarR. nerves, stomach, OF 6ropsy, h
u cc1c41EtFs eFicezcs that ne has
grez1 fziFh IN L. And uhen hzndrsas
% pr1zt7ezf Es1 Azd wouaen freSiy
testify 70 ms EE1s1A skill and tire e.
psz1evzy q hs rev special frsEt1eai
Ia ksEzl1ty II c~sr14tnly W1rthy q
EeF1ozs Consideration.
That Dr. Hilss il oss Of the worlds
Zost EecaRfE physic5Ens In treating
lesss Diseases i prDTsa b. hz1dreds
81 tsatzZ0EiAls One patient cured
Ef1er sE1Gre Ct eleven Grad Rapsos
p1yEic1z1A,fE3 after bzFing bssn gives
up By seFes Chicago psys4cl3us,
so0t5sF after ntre Of tbe lszdfnx
1seLors II Ss~ YORK City, PbiLAdsl-
P1tA and Celczxo failed. rho0sznds
o. tssrsDSn1als seut 1poD request.
M szos-f n. ". Bazp D. x DzT=r,
D1c- gsoarE sssnscSu q FoEezn hlsEa1ua,
sr1@ sc11r1y Il as EHte HEa1ay $500
e-Ao17 y <sara D. nz.z tn4f Z On yersguA,
-&E&sn4 We EeU D.. Mes - bs q NOS
a-1G EzcE1a- via ha saarss Ssstser
- 10y 5Esss es ssrs&z1 e
~ FfIaas aFHHAs ~ y S1.IT u IoEfIA q
M&-A AZ NERVES Dtbsas~a, 0eesr1ElHs n
$3.50 1alze Fgzrs lrprszg resza-S RE.
80. rtoEs8o1Us e FA1ypsr, Nc Ia he's
zA1 Eoluea ass nsrr1M prustzz-
12a- EEr% rtTEaEns ta1a< % hs1r Eu Re
srsH- feE11 nTn.f crreGN Nr- CBeek.
q Yea CRY Aot Er1se q fns1E, CDR MIS-
IAAt1d 2e tr M4z1 troGHza. Er1atzra fears
11 RneM E&gTpza1sH1- He efre1 ns 1lne Year,
&3o Mr.. Gec9Es Wop9Aeuae reppuA- NJ
sE va - n1e, ks "a 4epea- otsr $780,
o1N 20 Hep M. III d. ALea hn14f1r Ez
o. Ez1L~ J. D Egus, BrooEsata. Ne
s Mles ns nray p@ysc4xE n sFsf
fnAs sew system Of SPECIAL treat
Ds1ta Hnoro1ghly scisntinc and In
msnssiy superior to the ordinary
methods.
AZ al Afflicted readers may hsye
ez0 worth Of treatment especially
prepared for their case, free, with full
directions, We would sdviss them 20
send tor Il at once Address Dr.Frank-
I'm Miles State q Adams Ste. Chicago
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

Tsik about a "hanp-bseksd mule
On which 7. I. T0rrsyson made BIZ
S~neoss=szi canvass OF the county foi
Recorder : namber Of years ago, bel
rot q par Of ~snddlebags SHAT won him
TIE omos. Whg, cir, there's come
thing in 'em, too, and every prospect
i've candidate 10 going 10 want to Dor
rov that pair Of s~adolsbags. "Uncls
Tsmu WON'T tell them that Il j. only q
bottle OF vinegar some OF the boys
slipped In 'en last Saturday 10 have q
little fun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01
AN exchange, referring to

An exchange, referring to the
Christian edition of the Topeka (Kas
Capital, hits the nail squareIy on the
head a. follows: "When the end Of
the week shall have been reached Of
Rev. SIR. Sheldon's experiment Of
publishing q Christian newspaper and
the boys march up 10 the counter fol
their salary, It will not be a question
OF what Jesus would do so much AZ
what will Sheldon do?n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

FuITOz, No, Jaa- B-Tners has
been . great deal Of excitement In the
northern part Of Galway county Dur
ing the past week ever toe discovery
Of Lead sne zinc ore II tie hills along
Asxyasss Greek Proepectors and
capitalists have bought options OF
2joB acres Of lard scar ths tom Of
AuxTasss, go bOts udes Of the creek.
Lands that sod for from 81 70 p per
acre tEo weeks ago are now selling A.
from 80 70 go per sers. Several
parties from oghsF states are nov at
Auxvasss looking over the bills. The
specimens Of ore taken cat are said
10 be a. good ss tboss taken from the
mines e. Jopln, No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

FNNA - ANe D8lA ffpgFtaf
Jacob Schopp, Audrain county, Mo.
marketed hogs at 81 70.
Bob Muir, Of Galloway county, VA
on the market with 7i5-pound butcher
belfers, bought By the st. Loaii
Dressed Beef Co. ct $3.50.
Q. @. Kelly a Co, Laddonia, Mo
marketed i,l25-pound bulls At g 20
7es-pound lows sBd bslfers At ss anc
sS2-pound steers at 90 50.
Yesterdays stock cattle shipment.
were: + ,. shobe, hartlnsburR; p
L. DsFnell, ysndalia.
The Hawkins Mule Co., Centrslla,
had In ; consignment Of mules.
A full 9 load Of mules came IN
from P. Conrad a Son, o~entFalla.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01

WAsHISSTos, D. c., JAa. Z-Judga
Spencer Of 81. Joseph, No gsnersI
counsel fer the ohie9go, Burilngton 8
Qaiscy railroad, viii be : candidate
for toe Senate 70 sueesed Mr. vess.
gadgs Spencer has been IN Washing.
ton for the past ten days and TIE news
Of bic ~luteDtion has leaked cot sincs
BIZ arrIEal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-01
QuKsfION ANsREREp.

Yes, August Flower still has the
largest sale Of any medicine In the
world. Your mothers and grand
mothers never thought of using any
thing else for indigestion or biIIons-
ness. Doctors were scarce, and they
seldom beard Of appendicitis, ber-
vous p~roetration or heart failure, etc.
They used August Flower to clean out
the system and stop fermentation OF
undigested food, regulate the action
Of the liver stimulate the nervous and
organic action Of the system, and that
is all they took when feeling dull and
bad with headaches and other aches.
You only need a few doses of Green's
August Flower, in liquid form,to make
yoa satisfied there's nothing SER
ious the matter with you. Sample
bottles at j. Il. Llewellyn's drug tore,