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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-24
Una session Il IA JIM
iadl AOpidaIiOS

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fr N4 A.a oe en. gaf tt
anea fhaa e. ~sn feaa Ee la
nfestfrt.ti7 t'fr iAe sa... laan ll tnar-
ac' eaneafrsca.aa l:.:.,H fes ssscs
les NoDvsaos Ap a s.. Carrf
lsrs.efaY = lfrH0 te H::tl Nt
tafla 6t = ase,l .tfaf
81 arfaAsrar las 3 4Ef.s,@s prcsenia
do> pat 3 cs. .aer szzK g#:s1ffts psnaicr
tcs a' 6fma ffn.l re.2.1ts1'l,l anp prtxi-
mo ps>sese..s'
So ,rsrrs 7 a.rrc.4vs e los trs*s:3>
l.> rea.i...os pr : oacina Dc j. lI
"a lesle j. anterior session.
s,c al1rlo rcc BAT Ge aatvo cue q
Te~or,io ec ps-rto Rico dispongs
que todcs los recibos de Jos conirbu-
yeutes sc cvpidsu dc mancrs que exis.
= uno pr ctda inca. para que ass ios
propie,arioA cuando lengsn dos O mas
fncas. pucdan Gu mas facilidsd sails
tsccT su> Quotas. "a que en muchas
ooAsl1ucs 30 lcs * possible eiectuaI
juntamenle el pago dc todss sus con
'irlbucioneS -
La Iunta directiv2 considera es i'm
proce &c E;s - Que a Colecturia gene
.ral.de C-pellaniaS ,xiga que se"le pa
guen los ceueoS sin descontarle Ia par
te Proportional que corresponds por
lcon9ep,o de contribution sobre el capi-
tai valor del crnsO, Va queel propie-
t3rio Sstisface actualmente al Tesoro
p1blico SD Quota por el valor total de
Ia hnca, y tcniGndose en- cuenta que
hastA 1900 el Collector descJntaDa de
los intereses dc los censos 10 que los
censatarios salisfacian por la contribu-
ci6n del TeSoro pSblico. La Junta
acord6 gestionar 10 que sea opor,uno
para evitar 10 que considera una ilega-
lidad.
Sc resuelve por la Directiva Ia ven
ia en- almoneda p1blica, por la falta ac-
tual de su uso, de la maquina para lin
piar algibes de los barriles inodoros.
Sc aprob6 ell proyecto de presupues-
to de 'ngresos y g7stos para el aiio ac-
tual, y el cutl Sc Sometera la Junta
general de asociados que ha de cele-
brarse en- la noche del 81 del actual y
en- los salones del Casino Espafiol
Sc trataron otros aSuLtos de impor-
tancia para la buena marcia de la
Liga. @
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-24
Circular que interesa

e Inspector de Sanidad con fecha
a. de- cerriente ma publicsdo Ia ST
suiente circular sohrs los envsses pa-a
traspor,aT, m2nipSlary y vendet leche.
'.Considerando como peligroso para
la saiud ?dblicaSel uso de envases de
boca estTech2 para trasportsr. mani
pular vender leche, por ser dihc alto
81 81 limpieza, Sc prohibe desd- csta
fecna el uso de los referidos envases
de boca estrecha dcbisndo proveerSe
los trastantes de leche de envases cuya
boca no tenga nenos de IA centimetros
de diamstro.
Esta orden tsndrA efecte un mes
despues de publlcada. pasado este ter
mino los sefores ofclales de Sandal,
inspectores de Sanidad la Policia la
haran cumplir en- todas los localidades
de La Isla.
Los mira ctores seran llevados ! los
tribunales.
Lo que con la apro ba ci6u Del Conse-
jo Elecutivo Sc pubhea para. general
conocimlento |*:"@
II. 0eL TaWe
Inspector de Sanidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-24
EI contagio

Un peri6dico de Paris rehere que,
desde el misterioso suicidio del dipu
tado socia lsta Mr.. Syventon, han me-
nudeado los casos de suicides EN-
pleandose ell gas. Una mujer sentimen
tai ha perecido encontrdndosela aspl-
rando aun ell gas mortifero. Tn jo-
ven poeta de Roven Sc ha suicidado
exactamente de la misma manera en-
Armentieres un muchacho por mate
Agrega ademas que ounce chinos
han perecido tratando de compr bar
el modo como Sc suicide el diputado
pero va este tiltino parece una guasa
de peri6dico de Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-24

'sasws au. w's, sissetse ia nts.so
lax snN. rst.s n.t.s. ra-
f IA Aa.t 4ifa ha. fts sfaa fnvsu
"a he H.t taH# a8stnH~
thstssm.e rsla no hacxf nsArA
'vns4 = ffestuir fr*sAs frifaf eel
HN fla. .st te rspu gitas lUs ntn
h.cs ..e .t .aresfftsttt IS "a HaeN 81
- beRaa crlelafada ang,he Pr la t0la-
uia l.s no,s
Au la.a wee haCemas lrfklcutct
t,e pH i,.i0ssaa 3 q. pfsgfeHss g. a
e ~ e.nsHt>a hs,a si feiH1aa taf
q an Alfonso XIII
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-24
Don Mateo Luchetti:
e emp~estit0
para el cafe

Hemos recibidO un elegante folle-
to contepiendo la mem oria que presen-
ia el distinguido economista don Ma
teo Luchetti al honorable gobernador,
a los miem bros de las Camaras al
pals.
En- la Mote del dfa", nes ocupamos
extensamente del luminoso trabajo del
senior Luchetti a quien damos las gra-
cias por el obsequio que nos ha heche
enviandonos tambi6n la carta alberta
que dirige a los presidentes del Con-
sejo Executive de la Camara de Re-
presentantes juntamente con una para
uosotres. que dice asi;
San Juan, Puerto Rico Enero 81,
1905
Sr Director de-
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
Muy sefor mio de todo mi
aprecio:
A vispera de discutirse en- las Cana
raS, la question del Empr 6stito para Ia
agricultural, teugo el honor de remitir
usted acompanado con la carta que
ha sido dirigida a ambos cuerpos. |.
Memoria que acabo de publican sobrt
tan palpitante question, y que sera di-
rgida tambi6n todos los hacendado
de cafe
No dudando que tan vital medid;
merecer4 Ell apoyo de la Prensa enter;
y del 6rgano de publicidad de su dig
ma direction. tengo el honor de suscri
BRINE de usted muy A. y S S.
HI. LnchetH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-24
CAMARA De DELEGADOS
Session de eSfa xarde

A las tres y media Sc llam6 los
Delegates, contestando presente so al
pasarse lista por el Secretario.
tu6 leida ell acta de la anterior Sc
sion, que e aprob6 por unanimidad
Sc leyeron varias peticiOnes y me-
morales.
La comisi6n de obras pdblicas pro
p0ae que el bill n Q IS sea pospuestc
inlefinidamente.
La misma comisi6n recomienda Ia
apr bacion de los bills 81 y 81, este
on algunas enmiendas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-24
Diplomatico japon6s

Un diario chino de Shangai atribr
We a.un diplomatico japoneS estas pa
labras: ''Nuestro gobierno hara rec
nocer las tres proyincias mandchunese
como Estado independence. La cor
de China designara TN principe de
fanilia imperial como jefe del nue.,
Estado donde el Japon intervendra C.
mo protector assgurando Ia legitim
dad de la China 4 fin de pener OBJ
taculo a la intervention rusa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-24
ReiD0 cordiaIidad Ny

IT
Aflnnch que aver tarde Sc prepare
en- IA Mansion Ejecutiva acudieton to-
das las senoras y senorieasi invita- das,
teihan do la ma yofo loordfAlidadi en- la
hesta' social = referlda .of'19an@ oH 90
I la oFqnesta' de la pObe ia IinsA r
ahiehis6 ea aeto y la sefiors > del doctor
6 mez Brioso aeon panS cald piano 4 la
se4orita AguaYo, qsien cant6 varias
romanzas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-24
ExameneS

Aver dieron comienzo los examenes
de pelicias que dessau ascender a ca
bos. Componen el tribunal los se1o-
res de la Comisi6n de Policia y ell Co
ronel Nr Hamill
Hoy han continuado dlchos exame-
mes, habiendo hasta la fecha Is aspi-
rantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-24
Vista n Ia Sra. Winthrop

In maAana @, hay sisi;Aron =
sraes. 1ei < beruaeoT Mf Wuuhcp
vafias seuoratss a4mas "a reprcsen
;sciSn ae IA socicdad Woman AID 80
ciefv". para recabAr -uNlios en- tarof
ds Hnsptai de nuleres y ninos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-24

oionsa.
las oposiNsoncs csian vcnci
sas "A ~ haV ohs,Aenios que
psncf tfe se ca obfa de hn
uausaa9 .lae con~, cmos cs:a. !.
noinhrc de cmprcssilo para q
Naie
Oaeda Il imhecil dicharacho
dc que los acrccdorcs hspoiecs
mos. * iuan &c Puerto Rioo
llcvandose &c paso q dsnero del
emprcsiiio.
hsa invencion lniame Ia cali
hca el senor Luchctu. como sc
merece
la llama el 81 co!nso IL 70 "a.
moral. is ko iiegSI. IL 10 sbS1v.io.
M queda un resluicio que
no haya tapado el eminente au
tor de la memoria. que a estas
horas conoceran de tlo nuestros
legisladores.
Hay que constTuIr Camlnos
es verdad. pero el mismo item
20 que St reconstruyen los ca
te'ales. No Sc pueden antepo-
ncr los caminoS a los :productos,
las casas escuelas al nino ali.
mentado v vestido, el CARO- a
los bueyes.
Y el distinguido escritor eco
nomista, apoyando con los altos
prestiglos de su autoridad en- Ia
materia, 10 que nosotros hemos
sOstenido en- la campana que We
nimos librando contra la crisis,
habla de la justicia de la protec
cion arancelaria para el cafe,
mantiene la neCesidad imperio-
sa de condonar las contribucio
ues que. pesan sobre las hncas
en- ruina, hasta que Sc. pongan
en- condolences de producer; y de
pasO con testimonies tan~insig-
nes como los de Sulli, Baudri-
Hard y Vauban, economists de
primera fuerZa, al par que la de-
fensa. del prOyeCto de empires
tito para una lndustria que es la
primera desde el punto de vista
social, emprende el ataque deci-
sivo y ]oglco del absurdo siste.
ma de tributaClon, que no exclu-
We al gran cadaver de la agri-
cultura a la bora de CObrar los
tributos; y tiene mereCidas cen
suras contra aquel COnsejo Eje-
cutivo, de tunesta memoria, sin
a1ratgO en- eL pals, tndemne en- la
cahan9dad que 10 agobiaba., que
Sc eOpuso al aCuerdo de la CANA
ia baja y trato de imponer, con
lnquletante ClnlsmO, el lnverosi-
mil emprestito para obras per
manentes, de las llamadas de
utliidad publlCa.
la unlca compensation que
puede tener el merltlslmO traba-
10 de ese hombre desprendido
que pone, en- un alarde sublime
dc ii NOR al pals en- que vive, su
talentO superior. SuS COnOCimien-
t0s en- Ia ClenCla economical Y
sus intereses, edltandO esa me
noria que ha de circular gratis.
entre todas las personals 8 Quie
ues pueda lnteIeSar mas de GER
ca 10 que en- ella Sc exclarece;
el unicO premio possible de tai
obra gfande p0r su valOr Y p0r
su traScendenCla, seria que ese.
proy ecto que dehende tan ga
llarda, tan sOOeranamente, SIN
nu1VOS obstaCul0S de la terque
dad, sin los lnconvenientes de
los eternos advetsarlos de tOda
obra de 1ust1cla, sin la oposici0n
mas 1nSenSata Y mas danlna
tCdavTa, de-tos nndiferentes en-
un case en-, que la neutralidad
es TN Crimen. recib1era en- los
t5rgINsmoo todos del poder, la
confirmation ejeCutiva que ell
pueblo en- 10 que lie el dependc,
ha sanc1orado va. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-24
Traslado de COnsultOriO

Ell DR.. Don Gustavo Mu1oz
ha trasladado su Consultorio a
la casa mum. 81 de la calle de
Tetuan.-Telefono, 252.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-24
Nota del dta

do una Memorla dando una So
lucion acabada al proyeoio de
emprcStiio para el cafe
Envisra e. disiinguido econo-
mista. elemplares impTesos cei
irabaio en- question. 4 los MEM
bros de ambas Camaras Legisla
twas, a los plantadores de cafe
al Goberr ador Y al pals
Nosotros hemos leido, con el
detenimieuto que merece un
tTabajo tan concIenzudo V tan
perfecto. V por venir de persona
tan autorizada en- el asunto de
que sc ocupa, esa memoria que
es. en- concepto nuestro. digna
de ser estudiada. de ser com
prendida admitida sin discu-
sion por todos los que tienen in
teres en- que el pals llegue a
veneer la enorme crisis que 10
aniquila
Con la cempetencia que lie es
tan peculiar, resuelve ell senior
fLucchettf, como va diglmOs en-
otfa OCCASION, la forma de llevar
a la praCtica ell emprestlto, sin
que se llegue a convertlr, como
insidiosa y perversa mente al
guien apuntara. en- una carga
publica, que habrian de solven-
tar los contribuyentes todoS. !.
No hay tai cosa.
No es asi el pEOyecto del Sc
nor LuCCnettl. ..s ~. a3
Con una habilidad cxtraordi~
maria y con una competence
que ha tenldo en- esta OCCASION
amplio campo EN- que manltes-
tarse, el eminente eConomista ha
sorteado tod6s los defectos que
sena1aban, como insuperables
cuantos adversarlos
k~ha tenIdo~ elop1oYecte, de en-
= tphrtestito1para cTcafeo0
"A los que niegan la impor
portancia de la industrla catete
ra les la dlCho en- un lengua1c
que brilia por su claridad. por
su concision elegante y sobria
: La mitad de los habitantes de
Puerto Rico viye de la produc-
= -cion3 CAFETERIA; t0do el bccntrO de
:. la isla esta dedicado a este cult
yo, que no sc puede abardOnar
que es lnsensatO sustltulT, impoD
sible, como, hemos sOStenito no
sotros en- multlples OcaslOnes.
A los que ob]eteban, sin IA,
zones en- que apOyar su argu
menta ci6n enclenque, Ia otradi-
cional oposicion de dos america
nos q los empire eStltOS, les ha
transcrito ell senOT Lueehettl el
parrafo de la Ley Foraker que
admite el prestlto fatu sQco
yrer Ia anQ4fst0Sa SttnQcI6H car.
sada boy el cjcl6n en- Puerto Rico
l Y a los 4goistas9 a los falsa-
mente preytsoresj que hheian
alevosos. tenn blores, ante la alb
surda!supoSlclon de que ell pals
contribuyente habria de pagan
el ,empre=tito para Los qateteroS,
les sale al paso q ST. Lucchetti
con la terminate aclaraeion que
los inutiliza como enem1gos de
la negotiation dc alto tentdQ
econ0mico que Sc perslgde' poI
los que -eptlenden de Gestas co
SaS: s5f9..1a
sA'' Sc tTita de IN enprekti| c
que nose earga ei IeeOF0. nHel
b cont rlbuyente. qaG ha d4 pa9 T.
10 el prrststar1Q, qon 2rfegio "A
la Cahtidad que ntbl4>eI yo4ne X
sera prestada con la &aranta
loconsiguiente de .sR& lrlaaf
va estan, ,pues0 destru ldas las
moposicajn estodasaAya n p 4heda
augmentation possible ontra 81
emprestito, que fue pedido antea
del cicl6n por la Camata de CO.
mSrcio al general Hen Fy, pero
que este ilustre gobernador
americana, en- vista de que Sc
aproximaba un cambio de regi-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-04-06
SALES WILL BE HELD
sEMI-AENUALLY,
Horse Sale Company Highly Pleased
With Their Three Days in This
City.

The big combination sale has clos ed
and everyone connected with the en-
terprise is delighted at the success OF
the venture. Mr.. Updegraph, one Of
the company when seen bya reporter
for this paper, stated: 1--WE are all
much pleased with our success and In
tend making the sale q semi-annual
event. the next in the approaching
fall. The enterprising merchants Of
your city appreciate the good the ad-
vertiseing does. We spent 5000 In ad-
vertising and Mexico received as much
benefit from it as the sale company.
We wish to thank the merchants that
assisted us and say that when we re-
turn in the fall our advertising will be
far more extensive than 1t was at this
one" Mr.. Upedgraph Is an enterprls-
ing man and has the necessary nerve
to be successful.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-04-06
/. !. EARRAH



To the Editor OF the Ledger.
Los ANGELES, Cal, March 20.--Mr.
r. NJ. White, Dear Sir: We left
Mexico on the 7th Of March and got
here the 10th. Was tied up BY sand
storms and washouts. Was at Santa
Barbara three and a half days. The
railroad company had thirteen humid
red TO feed for two and half days
We were a mile from the hotels and
they hauled US within three blocks Of
our hotels three times u day. Santa
Barbara is a llourishing town on the
beach. MY wife's sister, Mrs. w. J..
McCord, and and son, Of Loyeland,
Col, met US at Denver and we spent
four pleasant hours together. Los
Angeles is very pretty place forest
coming and going all the time. Met
II. G. Eagon. He is running Hotel
Cadillac, e32 South Maine street. He
is doing a big business and owns the
handsome building. Met VIII Brown
and wife. They are going to Pomona
to visit Mr.. j, c. v. Baskin and wife
a few days.
l visited ]. @. V. Baskin at Pomona
last Tuesday. Spent "A pleasant day.
Mr. Raskin has nice home at Pomo-
na and likes II fine there. We are at
the Earl, 316 Z. Filth street. Don't
know lhow soon we may change our
location. Please send the LEDGER to
Los Angeles, California, and oblige
l.. J. FARRAH.
p. S.-Cannot get along without the
LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-04-06

THE Marshall Mol daily and week
" Index. q frat class paper, has gone
into the hands Of a reeeiyer. A dali,
paper Ia 9 town the size Of Marshall
has TO be conducted on a most econo'
nical basis. II is not only hard pro
position to conduct daily In a small
town, but since weeklies have been re-
duced TO si.oo per year, and the price
Of paper and labor have gone up, Il
does away with any profit in this direc'
ti0n. It Is only matter Of time until
the subscription price Of the country
weeklies will have to be raised TO 81 5t
per year. All through the East tht
price Of country week.-Mrs. is from s1.5t
70 $780, They are no better, and In
many cases not as good as the Western
weeklles, which struggle along at .ot
per year. In making successful
weekly it Is not the price that patron
looks at 50 much as the quality Of the
paper. No patron Of a paper thai
covers the field would object to paying
three cents a week for It, While the
Mexico Weekly LEDGER is only sl.0l
per year we try to make IL Just rs good
as ii was when the price was 800 pei
year. At the same time our sub
scribers are no better satisfied, and
She business department has much
more serious condition to confront.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-04-06

The council met Thursday night al
7:30 O'Clock with all members present
On a motion Of Mr.. Ferris the com.
mittee on extension OF the water main
to the brick plant was given more
time.
The committee to examine the
ground In the Morris addition for the
location Of the Wabash stock pens wa
also given more time. on the motion
OF Mr. Howell.
Specifications for paving East and
West Monroe street we're adopted,
after which the council adjourned tt
meet Friday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-04-06

uaz sfandino II fsant a. ,hem corne.
ID sWax bIrbly In<,,ted vain vaju
eoman
eseN'As o. e'a nV'ses . nulton o
''oIssnan s.1 stated; 4 hqtse tnat y sup
poseo y g t''e oiaes1 ID missouri u
q n. s:,5I...s VIM lives het~esn 0at
t,yoqs in Ratca CIV The antoai 1,
4 rray sat,,sle ,asre ana 4 "a gea,a IA
3 Naurie's ~ foale4 Il ,r.sxas Il 1sea
bnf uas hroneht te ,,ak {; rove Il 1s75
and has bean there ever slnce she 4
said 4, ls,a,x oooa a. balf 4 .oge,, n,nre
Years ~ llfe
~ e lou's no'semsn were 'a'k,
w q ene p'seos's =" ana one tolu
sns fo''0M'ne ta'e of tne De'naaf efack-
= unes WIN q oaPpe' ar aoa sal me-
eu''''e-Nt'st jestuIe eame up 70 2
eeos'ss oea'o '' a''e pointed g = iw
" S''f, ss'a, sa5, e'a cnsp. pes
.e'' ~ ea4' qontr''s' yo1 kis'~' Ane ne
's'se'e WY ws I'so sua posses,
e ! leaos Wy, eook n's cane ane
baby. il that horse won there wouldn 4
b. tnousi,t canes ID 81 Louis ID pay
sou 70 chase ycurse,f \
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-04-06
MUTILATED SAMPLE CASE
AND GRIP FOUND BY SHERIFF.
Is the Property Of John A. Crotty,
Salesman for a Charlottesville,
Indiana, Glove Firm.

Sheriff Price johnson and Deputy
Sheriff s. A. james, found mutilat-
ed grip containing some wearing ap-
parrel and sample case Of gloves in
an empty box car IN the railroad
yards Thursday morning.
Papers In the grip and tags on the
gloves showed the articles to be the
property Of John S, Crotty. salesman
for Gregg, Coutant and Gregg, Of
Charlottesville, Ind.
Crotty was evidently mistaken for
Mrs. Chadwick by some designing
crook, who thought the grips contained
greenbacks, for no sane thief would
take any drummer's sample case un-
less the same belonged to a liquor
dispenser.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-04-06

Lodge No. 9la. B. P. o. Eiks met
Friday evening To elect oilicerss a
large per cent 0f the members being
present.
IA. MCMILLAN, the outgoing Ex-
alted Ruler was presented with a
beautiful diamond set Elk pin, w. w.
Fry making the presentation speech,
to which Mr.. Mcmillan responded in a
short, but very appropriate and well
worded speech.
The officers elected were:
r. D. Rodgers, exalted ruler.
Jno. 7. Ricketts,, leading knight.
Geo. A. Ross, loyal knight.
J. J. Adcock, lecturing knight.
DR.. Chas, Digges. tilor.
A. II. Whitney, secretary.
J. r. Jesse, treasurer, with @. r.
Clark, trustee, to serve for three
years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-04-06


Miss Alice Drcssler, Of No. 1915 North
Bryant Ave, Minneapolis, MINI, writes
as follows concorning pernna:
- was suffering from catarrh OF the
throat and head. One Of my college
| friends, who was visiting me, asked me
to try Peruna aud did 50 and found Il
all and more than had expected. n
not only cured me Of tho catsrrh, but
restored me to perfect health ."-AIics
Dressler.
Miss Mamie fGroth, PIatteyille, wis-
writes;
~ have for several years suffered
with frequent backaehe and would fog
several days have splitting headaches.
Several Of my friends advised ms 10
falko Pefuna and asked my physician
what he thought Of II. He recom-
mended II and so took 1t and am
entirely without pain Of any kind now
Mamie Groth.
In recent letter from No. 2 Grant
Ave, Denver, Col, Mrs. Ida Il. Gregory
writes
"Some six years ago my husband snf-
fered with nervous prostration, and
advising with friendly druggist he
brought home a bottle cf Pcruna. His
health was restored from its use, his
appetite was increased and rcstfuI sleep
came 10 him.u--Ida l.. Gregory.
Miss Florence Murphy, No. xOs Second
Avs., Soattles WASH, writes:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-04-06
Cal. w. P. switzIer.

In answer to friend writing him
In reference 10 the establishing OF a
newspaper In Missouri, Colonel w. II.
Switzler writes as follows:
Postal received. Had seen the para
graph you sent me 10 many papers. or
course, tt is wrong, as very may things
are In newspapers Of this Gay. The
editors don't work enough, or know
enough accurately.
/ became editor Of the Columbia
"patriotr inJuly, 1871. Continued II
until January !. 1s43. when l estab'
lished the Statesman. /" not 1s4a but
|1ss3. As ever. yours truly,
VIZ. +. SwTTzLER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-04-06

Mrs. Emily f. Beadle, who died at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Doss,
on East Promenade street, Thursday
morning, was buried Friday afternoon
at s'clock from the residence. The
pallbearers we're ]. @. Mundy, DIR.
Crawford, p. Plunkett, w. L. Corner,
r. II. Herman and A. Hughes. Rev.
A. W. Kokendoffer conducted the
corvfooc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-04-06
Buys Horses IN Hantsyille.

Geo. Lee was in Huntsville Satur
day buying horses for the southern
and eastern market He bought near
iy all that we're offered to him for sale
and paid good prices for those he die
buy, as follows:
Neal Holman, one horse, $50.
J. J. Clinch, one horse, $3.50.
Levi Burtot, one horse, sls5.
John Vanderbeck, one horse, si65.
Warren Bradley, pony, s25.
J. @. Alverson, one horse, s1i0.
Clayton Shepard, one horse, sls5.
ID. @. Jackson, one horse, s65.
B. +. Crawford, one horse, 500.
@. B. Dickerson, one horse, $3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-04-06
Mrs. Emily 2. Bsaala Dead.

Mrs. Emily +. Beadle, aged 81 years
died at her home on East Promenad,
street Thursday morning about II
O'Clock, Of cancer.
The deceased leaves two children
Mrs. LYDIA Doss and VIM. Beadle, o.
St. Louis. Funeral arrangements have
not yet been made.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-04-06

Col. Zed Hook, Of the Auxvasse Re
view is getting awful gay. He viii
shortly put on new dress, he having
recently purchased $50 pounds Of 10
point long primer typeand the Review
will 'shine as 1t never shone before. +"
Col. Hook Is very progressive and is
making the Review one Of the best
country weeklies that ever Galway
county bell-buzzard dare fly over.
Success to him ell along the line.
We started zed on the road to sue
cess. Cottonwood Springs Wasp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-04-06
WASTING AWAY

It's the small but constant
loss of flesh that indicates
physical waste = the gradual
slipping away OF healthy flesh,
pound by pound, which no
ordinary food seems to re-
store. SCOTS Emulsion will
restore it. This Emulsion is
the greatest flesh builder OBJ
tainable. SCOTS Emulsion
first stops the wasting-thats
one gain. Then when it sup
plies new flesh and takes one
back to normal strength and
weight, that's another gain
and a big one.
Wen ssnd you sampls. ifss
SCOTT & BOVINE, sos Psad Street. New York.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-04-06
For 4 Waak nieestion.

No medicine can replace food but
Chamberlaln's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will help you to digest your
food, 1t is not the quantity Of food
taken that gives strength and vlgor
TO the syftem, but the amount digest
ed and assimilated If troubled with
a weak digestion, don't fail to these
Tablets a trial. Thousands have beer
benefited by their use. They only
cost quarter. For sale by BuckneT
s. Whitney.