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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-04
.REJMATIcOP0 P0R MAS
de CuarGnta a6OS!
MaraViII0ss Curacitn Dur las PfIdo.
ras ROsadas del Dr.. Williams.
G0naeIlo Cludalllo d ID Hlbml. OfrIe. d
KatlhIO TsstInllIO, para GHantOs Pal,eOn
dc F0umlllsno.

daCo baBtAntes amos que % vioDen anun.
clando IRB Efld0HaB RoIadag dol Dr.. Wi
lIiAmP, como una mediCinR do m6rito pa
70 loE males de u aangro niatsma ner.
Vi08O. Entire GGoE males eBtk ca pRfmeFa
lfnGa 81 KeumRtismo, enfsrmedad que afli.
ge 6 tRntRs genteg, Ggp0ciaImenta ca Is eH.
tRci6n actual. Muchas Bon Ias CuFacionss
de diCha dOlGnCia efoctuadRB con diohRu
EsnombEadRs pfldoFag, do que Ea ha dado
pnblicaci6D, peTO FL CRBo que & continua.
Cl6n % 0fFeCe, eg sin duda uno de loH mas
notRbleI teBtimonioB que 30 hRya dado On
favor de una medicina. Que un hombro
hays padeOid0 poE CuaTenta afioH tornado
infnidaa de medicinaG tFatamientou, 81.
tRnd0 cali bRldad0, haYa venido & hRIlsF
50 CuEaCi6n ca POGO tiempo, atestiguR de
una manerR poDitivs sl m6rito dc l6s Phi.
doFag R0BadaB del DR.. WiIliAmu. He
aquf topiR tPxtuRl del eSoFito del SF. RA'
fael RosRn OebRlloB, cRlle Maxine Gomez
Al, San Antonio do lon BafloP, Habana:
Me os muY gFato deClarar por ID pra1ento
que laB PfldoEaB del DR.. WilIiamu, me ca.
Ear0n dc IN TeumatiBm0 CE6niCo que habfO
padeCido casi todR mi vida. Tongo hora
% ahoB de sdad, , desde loB Histe que pa.
decfR de diChR mRligna doIencia. En oCa.
None1 paE6 mege8 0nt0E08 bRldRdo en- II
CANA ain podeE movsRme, y CuNndo mGio'
FabA ten1R que andar con dos muletAg, CO.
mo Gabsn mUchRB per1onRB que aquf me
ConOCen, CRli toda 10 vida IL pass uUan.
do m0dicinag, friegau yoduEoI, hasta que
alg6n tempo atr6s an amigo me hRbl6 do
laB P1doraB del DR.. williams, empehkn'
doB0 que dGbfR de pRobRRlAB para combRtir
mi cr6nicA anfeEmedad. All 10 hioe y
qusd6 maTRyillsdo de loB EsIultados obtS.
BidOg, pass On POGO tempo msjoT6 y luego
cure por complete, Gin que hRutR la fecha
me haYR vuslto moleBtaE tau panoEo
NAL. Solo Biento no haber uusdo RnteB
tan efosz Femsdio, 0l CuaI rocomiendo nin'
ornaments Cuantos gufren do Eeumatinmp.
DeCidaBs Vd. HOY. Enta1 pfldorau 90
hallan de vsntR On eAtA ciudad, "a todau
Las faFmaCiRs del mundo , donds quiera
gus 30 vendsn mediCinGM Exfia las Left
timRs PfIdoraa RoaRdaB dol DIR, WilliamR.
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UNA CERYEzl MUY CONOcIDA.

La Pabgt Brewing Company, de Mil.
wRukse, Wisconsin, 3. q. de A., pFt tonde
posesF la CeFVeCerfa mas gcRnde del mum
do 81 essRbloCimiento ooupB muchog
oCrel do teTreno en- la paFto alta 6e ID Ciu'
dRd = 81 depaFtamento de embotellb miO ato
Guicamente 0Cupa una manzsnG onterR.
Una vista los depREtsmento8 do lR Fl.
bEicR es do IN inteT6B instructive, que hG CO
FesRltsr no Eolamente la mRgoitud do ID
production , del trabsjO, lino tahabi6n 81
ordan y peEfscts limpi8SR que por todsB
parties 90 dsja vsr. Para que BE teng0 ma
IDA del enoHms rendimiento de esR Carve.
CerfR diremos que anualments psg1 loa
EstRdoB Unidon mas dc 81 600, 900 por Ia
patente de lR vents de ceEvezR.
La CeIvszR Pabnt para IR expoEtaci6n
eB una de las mas populaTeB que 20 fAbFi'
can. Sc envfR t0dRB parties del mundo
= Es lR pHspara para tod0g loB ClimRB ,
gusts La CeFVeza d do color fmb0E cIR'
70 y de guAt0 muy agTadAbIe, aAf como do
RltRB pR0piedadeB nutRitivaR. Ponee todoI
lOE elementoH que ConBtituysn una vorda.
dera CeFveza dc familis
Es an hecho muy gabid0 que Ia c0mp9'
6fa PabGt BolRmente oompHa la meioE CO.
lidad do Cebsda, 81 l6pu'o mfB O1Cogido
del pals de Bohemia. FL pEoCadimi0nto
de malta On Il CeRvNOHfa Paabt YeIi 70
oCho dfaB, obteni6ndoso Gnf Ii calidRd mas
notable. La malta conHtituya factor i'm.
roFtante en- daE colebFidad 4 ID CerYe8 !
Pablt, pueS e. la que Io impaEte 20 carfC-
ter, ID GBtanciR e1tabilidad. Sumo cui'
dRd0 90 obAeEvR On 81 departRmento Ci0ntf
fco de Ii CsEveCorfa. Probando ID pure
50 de todol lOB iDgFOdisntel qae Bs uBan On
IS manufacture de Il ceIvsza PAbst 81
lAboTatoEio dedicado & eBe trRbsjo elt6
montado con les perfection amisntou m6B
recientsH.
Son sus sgsnteB , dnicon importadoreu
On San Juan, M. B. Calderon & Co, TS.
tuEn II, tsI6fono 152, apaEtado 251
RspEoducido de FL ComeTciO.
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ANUNCIO De SUBASTl.
Departments del Interior. Ofoina del
Superintendent de O6raS PG6hoas.
San JuaD, P. r., Abril 80, 1908.

San Juap, P. r., Abril 80, 1908.
PTopoHiciones en- pliegoA csrrados para
Il Adjudication On pdbliCa TubRnta do laa
obraI de construction de 2.3 king. de CO.
FEeterR. SscCi6n Las PiedTau, San Loren.
70. KIN. 3 KIN. 8, I0 RdmitirGn en- osta
O6CinN haIta Lar 10 q. m. del dfR IL de
Mayo, 1908.
Ell prsIupussto aproximRdo de las obrau
anCionde 4 $14,OOOOO.
TodoI loG dHtoa neCeuaHios % darfn en-
eatR OfcinG dond0 Bs OncusntFan de mani
fe1to todoG loI dOCumento8 que han de re-
gir On ID ContERta , podEGn EeCogsE lo1
licitadoEea lou modelog de propoaiCioneI
que han de preIentaE.
La Administration Sc EeIervR 81 deEs'
Cho do FschRzRE ouRlquisra todaB las
propoIicioner.
PoH orden del ComiHionRdo del Interior,
J. J. Jime'sss, Supt, dc ObraB PtbIicRU.
MIN. Ill v. 3
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c 0 M U NICADO
G!RA en- GATANO.

Sc dsdiCan sutaB lineau TODOS los
q. f3rmaFon paFte en- Ia iirs q. pOr vaEia1
personaa de smboa BexoT, de Gata Capital,
IIevaron efaCto ayeE domingo en la finCs
particular "Villa PalmRE" pFopiedad de
Ia BuCeai6n Lopez, 81 las psTEOnas que
componfan eAtS jiFs iguoraban que ls Icy
pTohibs ls introduction On terTenos psTti
culaFes. me psrece que con 81 CSEtsl que
ests ColOCAdo On IL mismR 0ntFRdG y que
dice en- Iug'6s ESpsfol: "PROHLBI
DA Ia ENTRADA" era sufcisnte para
que Hupisran 10 que que dsbfan habsT he.
che. PoE OtEa paEte, adsmGB de lR intro
ducci6n 1in pr6vio peEmido, % de deploFaF.
Be 81 hsCho de que vREioH de Los j6veneB de
Ia jiFR cargaban con coCos ssCos y dejGban
de nRpR) 81 portion alberto, habiendoIo
nContTado bion CsErado.
Ne compIsECo q apEOysChaE una Opor'
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E D I C I 0
En- "a COrte dc DistritO del DistritO ju
dteiGI de San Juan. Puerto Rico.

En- "a COTts de DSstTStO del DistTitO jat.
dteiGI Dc San Juan. Puerto Rico.
sscci6n IL.
EGtadoI Unidou de AmeriCs.
El Prelidente dc lol EstadoB Unidor.
Conception Ducr6t Cortep, demandante.
VeE8uH-Jol6 ComaI Oorrotgu, deman'
dRdo. DiVOrCio.
81 Pueblo de Puorto Rico. A JO,e
Conan OoE1otgg.
PoE Guanto: con fechR 20 de AbriI do
1908, se pHsIent6 Rnta elts CoHts nor 81
0bogadO don Ramon Falcon, una demsuda
do divOrcio, On representation dO COnCSp.
ci6n DuCret CoEt6g, contra JoR6 Comas
OoEROtgU, poE d motive de AbandOno, cuya
s6pliCa es IGBiguiente:
"PoF clio eatAblezCo ID pEcIents deman'
d. do dvoRCi0 poE abandono, suplicando
la OoEta diBpoUgs ID notification del de.
mRndRd0 "a ID foTmR diBpuOntB p3E Ia Ley
para Los auBentsg On defnitiva previoB
los tR6mites legaleG dictRF nontGncia decla'
Fando con lugar el divoFCio en- % viEtud
TotO y EeIcindido 81 vfuCuI0 matrimonial
con loB dGmas pEonunci6del case. "mientoV.
PoR tanto: 20 notifCa & I'd. que de no
compRFeCer s c0ntentaE dichR demands
dentFo de los disz dian de1pu6B de notifiCa.
do. ai lR notification so hicieFo On el Dia.
tEito y dentEo de los veinta dfaI d na hi.
cioEo fuara del DiStrito, peEo On IR IUla de
Puerto Rico, dentEo de Iog Cuarenta dfa1
q % hiciore on otra paEto 81 demandauts
podFG BoliCitar de Il Corte Ie Eean Conce'
didag todaB Lar pstiCione1 hsChaB en Il de.
mAnda. ID Abogado de Is demandante 81
Lcdo. don Ramon Falcon.
Extsndida bajo mi fiEma uslIo de Il
CoFte. Puerto Rico, hoy 81 dc AbriI
de 1908. .-PoF Jose 3. FigWeras, soCro
tario.-PoE A. Karin Mari6n, Sub uscEO'
tario. 4v.
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San Juan, P. r. 3O-19O8.
ProposiCioneB On pliegou CeTradou raEa
ID Adjudication ca pdblica nnbautR dc Ias
obFR1 de construction de los eBtEibon para
el puante UGAbon de 22O.matroa lineRIsB
do OREEstsFa, SsOCi6n Aibonito. BaEranqui.
taE, na Admitirkn en- esta. cfcinR haats. IaI
10 q. m. del diR 10 daMGyo de 1908, en-
que 70 RbFir6n p6blicamente.
El pFeIupueltO de las obEas aaCiende
($5. OOO.O0) Cinco mil dollaF.
Todou los datos neCeSAEioa se daE6n en-
egta ofcinR dond0 % encuontran de mani
fssto todol- lO1. doCumsntos que han de
TEgiF on 10 COntTAta , podFGn reCOjer lon
licitHdoHeG loI modeloA dc pEoposicioneB
gus han dc prOIsntsF.
La administration ge PeBaEvR 81 deEecho
de reoha2ar cualquisra todaG IaG prOpo-
licionel
Por orden del COmirionsdO del Iuts
Eiot,-J J. Jimsnes, supt. Of Public
Works. IL Y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-04

tunidAd tsn 8 DFop6sito como esss para
aviHaE 81 PUBLICO EN- GEN ERAL,
que la faca Villa PalmsR", NO ~ES
DEL PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO,
ain6 de Ia uuceai6n de Don. Ramon B.
Lopez. poR tRnto queda terminantamsnte
prohibidR la entradR & ella & TODO Ell
MUNDO. SIN DISTINCIONEs DE
NINGUN GENERO.
Los que deEsaPen pAs&E un dis de Cam
pO, pusdsn hRosFlO en 81 PRTqus s On la
isIR de CabHa.
he qusrido dar eats toqusHitO on sl
peEi63ico para evitaE an NAL ratio Cual.
quiera persona psrsonas que Ga leB antoje
tomRr u fnCR "ViIla PRlmar" como Bitio
para jiraB en- 10 futuFo.-VICTOR r..
LOPEZ NUsSA.-5An Juan, F. r.,
Mayo 4 1908.
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Do AdlIllStTleI6R.

Avisamos & las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse 4 este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les ser&
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
obieto remitan, no viene acorn
panado del importe de la sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por an trimestre
1925. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por IN afio $500. PqgO an
tieipadO,
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En- eBta impFenta 90 vende psp~
pari6dico vieio & $500 Ion 4S kiloB (a0
gNjatUk
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En ea imprents = vOndo papol do
pori6dico yioio & $500 lol 46 kilo1 (ws
9 q-intaL)
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ANUNCIO De SUBlSTA.
Dopartlnunio dol Int0rIor.
Ban Juan. P. h. 3O-,9O8.

Ofoina del Supt. dc O5ra, Pnbsioas.
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usut,d's TusIhIt,. por Il "PODul,r. .

EI ssRor Am6rico saIas acaba de reno.
var % magnifco suTtido de objetou para
CabalIeYoI, como Camisetag de crepe otEog
aEtfCulo8. En- pRFtguSG, essnCiaE fonI dc
"Legrand" = OtERs aeROditAdas mGECaB =
obietoG do fantasia para nadoEaI, 81 BuEti
do e espl6ndido. CGlERdo dc todaB cla.
go, pEaCiog de fabFicnntea acHeditadfSi-
mos, 6 removable ConStAnt0mGnts y lo1 a.
timos modeloB g acaban de EecibiF ahoRR.
El personal del acEa1itado GatabIeCimi0nto
us Ve apUFado para at0nder { tanto paRRo.
quiano como vi1ita 81 popular o.tabIOCi.
misnto de Is Calls 40 San Justo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
WANTED A PENITENTlARY
SENTENCE AND GOT IT.
fIyauso. TtSt,x C4auN
(Kansas City star.)

This information charges you with
grand larceny. Are you guilty or not
guilty?" Bert Klmbrell. assistant
prosecuting attorney, asked the Ques.
tion in the criminal court yesterday.
Guy Stewart, 22 years old, stood at
the bar.
Guilty" he said.
you stole clothing?" the Judge
asked.
Eyes, SIR
1.-THE information charges that the
clothing was valued at SAL. Mr.. Kim.
brell says its reasonable market value
is less than $50. That reduces the
crime to petty larceny, which is pun
ishable by a Jail sentence"
please don't send me to fail. /
want to go to the penitentiary," the
prisoner said.
"Why?"
Because l am drunkard. was
drunk when I stole. I want to go 10
the penitentiary for two years, where
they will break me Of my habit"
Wouldn't you reform II you were
confined for six months in the county
Ijailq'
''No; want to go to the peniten-
tiary, where 1t will be impossible for
friends to give me whisky"
The judge sentenced him to two
years.
nn = naAIre.A ..nlr. s.as.l Z
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
20 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Several children in Mexico were III
with scarlet fever.
Mrs. Jacob Kesler died at her
home south of Mexico.
Squire Hurd, aged 81 years, died
at his home in South Mexico.
Charley Graham was employed at an
electric light station in st. Louis.
Dorothy P. spottswood celebrated
her sSrd birthday.
Tom Trimble, editor OF the Perry
Enterprise, broke his leg while allght.
ing from o hack.
The following persons were visit
ing out of town: Miss Nellie Hop
kins, Sturgeon; Miss Hattie Canter-
bury, Bowling Green; Jas. Clement
and family, WelIsville; A. s. Hous-
ton and wife, Paris; Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph weimer, Youngs Creek; Mrs.
r. w. McClelland and daughter, Miss
Matte, returned to Kentucky to re-
side,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
10 YEARS AGO rHls wgEK

Robt. Hlsey purchased livery sta
BILE from the Hisey heirs.
C. @. Dawson and Mrs. Annie Shock
were married in this city.
Miss Nina Pearson was spending
the winter in Mississippi.
Joseph Renie died suddenly at his
home in this city.
Hardin Rlxey and Miss Bessie Sims
Of Mexico were married in Kansas
City.
DR.. Usher, formerly of Mexico, q
surgeon in the regular army, re-
ceived a promotion.
DR.. Thos. P. Rothwell. one Of Mex
ico's Oldest physicians. died at his
home in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
STOCK NOTES.

Powell & Mundy, regular patrons
of the st. Louis market from Audrain
county were represented there with
25 butcher heifers Of GAG lbs. aver
age that commanded 1920.
John w. Stevens, a well known
breeder and stock raiser of Audrain
county, Mo-, was here Thursday with
1S steers of his own feeding of 1886
lbs. average at $s.25, l heifer, $40 lbs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
prvan still in Ring

1,n,ontown, Pa, Dec. 22.-With A A
~, nver. the War Begun" as his
text, william Jennings Bryan nsmncr0tie ,aIs
nirht announced that the Demoera.,r sar
party must continue Its fisn' .,.,,,ob to,
pa,,y sa,oyms the abandonment of when
rs,U,I, ,.aU,a na both disastrous and dishon
orabIe, and said he would not O.. 4 s,O9 ,ous VI
Mr.. Bryan spoke at dollar a,s u,unO, =
arranged mr. by prominent Democrats ,S,,s =
'he e1 coke regions. following the ,..i, dei'o y
erv Of his lecture on "The rr'n'' '
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
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30. 20 and 10 YEARS |
AGO THIS WEEK.
30 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK
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Henry Fowler was night operator
for the Wabash at st. Charles.
Dick Graham purchased the woltz
cigar store.
Smith Spence clerked for @. /.
Mccarten.
Ed. Cave. of Audrain county, was
a student at Columbia.
w. T. Sumner, formerly o clerk
for Ricketts, G Emmons Dry Goods G
died in Henrietta, Texas.
There were 10 grocers In Mexico,
furnishing employment to 81 persons;
3 butcher shops, employing 10 people.
Hiram w. Morgan and Miss Maggie
Rutter were married by Rev. Mr..
Shackelford.
Rev. Jas. o. Edmonston and Miss
Julia l. Stewart, Of Montgomery City,
welded the 25th Of December.
George Blanchard, postmaster at
Hannibal, was visiting in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
BOY CAUGHT HERE,
ADMITS HIGBEE, MO-,
MURDER $500 REWARD

Fred Henderson, or Frank Nickel II, years old, who
confessed he is the robber who shot and killed Deputy
Marshal Gilbert Magruder and wounded City Marshal
Cain, OF Higbee, Mo-, when, with two companions, he
broke jail in Higbee the night of December 49,
arrested here Christmas afternoon Hewas buying suit
at Barth's Clothing Store when Tom Bruce who was
waiting on him discovered the mans wound and suspect
ing who he was notified the police He was taken at the
Wabash station as he was preparing to board train for
St. Louis. There is a reward of $500 for his Capture
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

and another weighing but 750 lbs. at
$6.75. He had five heavy heifers and
cows of 1884 lbs. average that sold
at $3.50. These cattle, according to
Mr.. stevens, were well handled dur
ing the summer on grass and grain
and finished on cotton seed meal and
corn. The two heifers at $6.75 were
not year old and although he start
ed feeding them at an early age they
still had access to their mothers
These cattle were all Galloways, the
kinds he has been breeding since
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
Mp CLARK AS

AMP CLAIM 40
MINORITY LEADER. |
.ryERRING to Hon. Champ Clark,
'',sssman from this district. as
L.uty leader the Houston tTexasl
4, Post editorialIy says:
~ democratic caucus of the Fed
/ house Of representatives did the
! thing in selecting Champ Clark
|NIssouri for the minority leader
/ yoluntarily relinquished BY Mis-
ElDUIs great son, John Sharp Viii
4, Mr. Clark is one Of the ablest
Esbsrs of the house and one OF
most striking figures in our Ma
n life. He is, first of all. a
Democrat-one who under
4 the science and philosophy of
rracy. He is a man OF great
Ssug. a skillful pariiamentarian
DOssesses the elements OF lead
4, AS an orator, he ranks high
i Aaracter, he is as clean as a pin,
Ia long experience in the house
M him for the complex respon-
Ms which fall to him as the
riy leader.
the minority members but lay
he small jealousies and bicker-
which have from time embarass-
n leadership of Mr.. Clark's pre-
.sors and get together. the Dem
will make fair weather during
remaining days OF the sixtieth
sss and during the two years to
A great deal depends upon
burse Of the minority during the
iwo years Of Mr.. Taft's admin.
bn. II It will industrIously and
kently treat the subjects which
h sfee Congress for debate, II
IN good faith stand out for
my in public expenditures, II II
lCcentuate at all proper times
smocratlc position on all great
nns, and act together when Den
integrity demands 1t. many OF
altles for valuable service may
and and many occasions arise
will enable it to appeal to the
hence and respect Of the coun
selection of Mr.. Clark as th'
Elty leadership is a good star
mght to be followed by harmon,
Intellect and patriotic eo-opera
ae Democracy viii remembe
tully the splendid service job
Williams has rendered as m
leader, and we feel sure thos
appreciate the skill with whic
= discharged his duties, man
under the gravest difficultiel
Fish for him a brilliant and hoi
career in the senate to whic
been accredited by the Stat
slssippi, and for the exalted d
! which he is SO splendid
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

1SS2.-St. Louis Live Stock Reporter.
B. B. Littrell, has sold his 100 A.
farm north of Sturgeon at s65 per A.
and purchased 2S5 A. near Lawton,
Okla. He is splendid citizen and
the Ledger regrets to see him leave
Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

and Industrial interests of the coun-
try and that he would rather remain
a private citizen than be President
and be subservient to these inter
ests.
Mr.. Bryan said that President
Roosevelt had degraded his high Of
flee by making 1t the football OF
party politics during the recent cam
paign.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

Miss Leila Winans gave the Beta
Sigs most pleasant time last even
ing. Twenty were present and the
hostess had arranged a program for
their amusement which was followed
by a nice hot lunch.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
ne people of this city.

vote for the nomin alton for
states Senator in Missouri
IVY votes short. Voters all
. take an interest in this
and its hard to understand
y was such a shortage, un-
'se number were thrown out
reason or other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
Taken to Montgomery.

dKcH 70 WUHLgUHeTys
Ledger Special.
Montgomery, No., Dec. 26, 1903
Fred Mikei was brought to this city
to-day instead Of being taken to St.
Louis. He made an open confession
here and states he is now ready to
take his punishment. He says: 'T
had good record until l got drunk
at Salisbury"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
Peace" for the benefit of the Union

town Hospital.
Concerning his leadership of
marty, Mr.. Bryan said that 1t had
come TO him without effort on his
own part, and that as long as the
marty wished him to continue he did
not feel that he could relinQuish it
at the behest of those who might
be personally interested in such ac-
tion on his part
or the recent election he said that
MFR, Taft had won through the com,
hInation of the financial, commercial
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

|ifE a number of people are dis
hg an educational test for voters
souri. The following rule ap-
y every voter in the State OF
n; /. He must have rendered
pie service in some one of the
~ the United States or the
81 Georgia. 2. Or he must be
descended from some person
y rendered such service. 3.
must be Of good character and
saad the duties of citizenship
! republican form OF govern
: Or he must possess a GER
nOunt of education. 5. Or he
lOHsess a certain amount OF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

!. a'est returns, according to
louis Republic, show w. r.
aaS without doubt been elect
'sOant Governor by is votes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

]. A. Glandon, who has been In
Kansas in the interest Of the Mex
leo Brick Company, placed four big
orders there,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

rE cRUM and Judge w. w.
nave been examining the coal
through which the proposed
line will run near stephens
TAey found a fine vein of Goa
adid quality. The completion
road should make coal sell
east five cents per bushei
Aexico. Just think what that
Y The people of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

|s9ald seem as though the claim
pnetlmes that the laws OF this
don't apply the same to the
poor, high and low. and all
without distinction is without
lon. On the same day the
aa OIL Trust was fined $1bO.OOO
wed from Missouri, Gompers
8 NJ sentence Of twelve months,
ae Vice president and secretar.
noor organization got nine and
ains for contempt of court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
ls Weekly Ledger
yu,rg, editor and Proprietor
= DOLLARS EASY MONEY

m DOLLARS EASY MONEY
n ! will give $500 in CASH
/, sny person securing tenl
|',T paid-in-advance sub |
',ribers for the Mexlco|
|Ssskly Ledger, or Sl.OO|
Y, three new subscribers.
|'si, i easy money. Any
'a"ng man or woman cam
ssily make from one to-
n dollars by an hours
,k in their neighbor-
Do it now. This.
n may be withdrawn at
time. The Weekly
Sdger is always LOO per
"A in advance. Sample
vies free.
R. M. White,
Editor and Proprietor
Mexico Ledger
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

was mixed In and that it was bis de-
sire that his father spend not one
cent in his defense.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

eady to swear off knocking.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

hiUs
lte an
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,it cli.|
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Ilpst /
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

s.. .oI
and \
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31

special holidays ALT that things
shall maintain this policy what
in dependable clothes whole family PHILLIPS label guaant
know nothing Of Quality.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-06

ont embarrassment to the society. at
its annual meeting last week the Al-
dubon Society recommended tie ap-
pointment Of game and fish COM
missioner, who shall have charge Of
enforcing the laws, his pay to come
from the game protection fund, and
be no tax on the State treasury.
The society recommended that the
commissioner be nominated by the
Audubon Society and appointed by
the governor, by ard with the ad-
vice and consent Of the senate. thus
furnishing every needed check and
keeping the work absolutely divorced
from politics.
Every citizen Of the State should
give this matter his serious attention
and see that it is acted on by his
representatives in the general assem-
bly,.
The Audubon Society, without mon
ev and with limited powers, and with
mixed and confusing laws to handle,
has shown what can be done. South
Carolina is revolutionized already; it
merely remains for the people to reap
the reward, to secure the fruit of
that work for themselves and their
children henceforth and forevermore.
James Henry Rice, Jr.,
Secretary.