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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16

Loynes & Moore, repairing of
storm windows, etc.......... 40.
National Office Supply Co., for
supplies for court house,. Z 25
Chas. Chisholm, supplies for
prisoners, etc. ID so
j. August Preusche, attendance
on P. McCabe, in county Jail.
$40; allowed at. ............ 10 so
Alice K. Omlie, board and care
Julia Olson and Mrs. Skette-
berg, for Oct. LIST to Dec. 31st 100 90
Grand Forks Herald, record
books for Go. Treasurer and
Auditor. % 90
A. Schulke, supplies for priso-
nerS ............. 10 90
M. L. Sullivan, meat furnished
for pest house. 3 Is
Plummer & McNiven, supplies
for court house .......... 30 30
Grand Forks Herald, county
supplies, $133.5o; allowed at. l16 90
Jas. G. Dickson, abstract, by
order Of states attorney, 5000. l so
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16
FOUR FIREMEN MEET DEATH
"wednesday Structure in New York
City Destroyed.

New York, Jan. 11.-Four firemen
went TO their deaths when fighting a
fire that ruined the Parker building, a
t~welve-story business structure occu-
plying the block between East Eight
eenth and Nineteenth streets on
Fourth avenue. Fought by half the
tiremen Of Manhattan and apparatus
that blocked the streets for blocks the
flames were never controlled and only
with difficulty were they confined to
the building in which they originated.
Floor after floor gave way and
dropped to the basement and beneath
these and crumbling walls no less than
thirty firemen were caught and either
killed outright or seriously injured.
When the fire had burned itself out
and the firemen's roll was called three
men of engine company No. 70 and
n from fire patrol No. 8 failed to
respond. The men killed were Thomas
Phillips, Thomas O'Connor, John
Lynch and John Fallon.
The monetary loss is estimated at
$4,000, 900.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16
PAGE 'rtIA..-

An application for abatement of tax
es was presented by George Green, Of
Milton, N. D., and Leaf Bros, of
Milton, N. D., asking that their as
sessment of personal property in Mil
ton village be lowered for the reason
that it is assessed higher and out of
proportion to similar property in Mil
ton village and other villages in the
county. The abatement as asked for
being recommended by the village
board of Milton village, the auditor
is hereby instructed to lower the as
sessment of George Green from So, 100
to 81, 600, and Leaf Bros. from So, $50
to So, 400 and abate the tax according
ly.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet Saturday, January II, 1908, at
8 O'Clock a. m.
Saturday, January IL, 1908.
The board re-convened pursuant to
adjournment. All members present.
Resolved that the Cavalier County
Republican, of Langdon, N. D., Cour-
Ter Democrat, of Langdon, N. D., the
Herald-Leader, of Munich, N. D.. and
the Milton Globe. of Milton, N. D,
be designated as official newspapers of
the county for the year 1908, on the
condition that said newspapers publish
the proceedings of the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners for 1921 cents per
square of 10 lines of solid BREWER type
or its equivalent and publish all the
official notices and printing required
to be published by the County in its
official newspapers during the year
1908 and to be paid for the same at
such equal rates to each of said four
newspapers that would be incurred if
only three official papers were named
and statutory rates were paid.
On motion the following bills we're
audited and allowed:
Peter Reid, sheriff s fees In con-
nection with collection of
delinquent personal taxes. $40 90
w. B. Dickson, fees on insanity
board. 4 90
Miss Mae Kokatt, expense in
CURED re Marie Frederick,
insane "a so
H. b. Dorval, postage, box,
rent, fees on insanity board
etc, AZ 25
John Reid, services as county
commissioner and mileage SO so
M. Mcknight, services as coun-
ty commissioner 43 20
A. A. Seeley. services as coun-
ty commissioner 90 90
p. Wienecke, services as county
commissioner ......... IS 80
Ole /. Gjevre. services as coun-
ty commissioner ....... 25 60
On motion the board adjourned to
meet Tuesday, January 2lst, 1908, at
L A' lag ~. .-ssl-v axz1zxrs
Joseph Power,
County Auditor.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16
TROOPS TO QUIT GoLDFIELD
Commission Says Governor Sparks
Misstated Situation.

Washington, Jan. 13.-President
Roosevelt has determined to withdraw
the federal troops from Goldfield, New,
shortly after the legislature begins its
special session this week.
This intention was made known at
the White House when the report of
the special investigating committee
was made public. The report says:
''The conditions did not support the
general allegations in the governors
request for troops, nor were his spe-
cifc statements established to any
such extent as to justify his use of
those statements for the purpose of
getting federal troops"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16
NEW TURN IN RENT STRIKE
Seven Hundred Landlords Hold Meet
ing in New York.

New York, Jan. ia new turn
was taken in the rent strike agitation
when a meeting of 700 landlords was
held to discuss the matter. 1t was de-
cided TO have introduced in the legis-
lature a bill making it a felony for any
political agitator to incite tenants to
refuse to pay rental which has been
agreed Upon. At present it is a mis-
demeanor. The recent rent strike in
the East Side tenements was sup
ported by the Socialist party.
Some ladies would rather buy a
whole outfit than 60 shopping. but it
takes money.
An automobile is an outward, visible
and smellable evidence that somebody
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16

On motion the board adjourned to
meet Thursday. January 8. 1908, at 9
a. m.
Thursday, January 8. 1908.
The board le-convened pursuant to
adjournment. Present.: A. A. Seeley,
John Reid, E. Wienecke, M. Mcknight
absent Ole I. Gjevre. chairman.
Moved by Commissioner Reid, Sc
conded by Commissioner seeley, that
M. Mcknight act as chairman pro
tenn. Carried.
The following bills were audited
and allowed after being passed upon
by the supt of the County Board of
Health:
DR.. W. Il. Young. establish
ing and removing quarantine 20 90
Salary as county physician. AZ so
DR.. Paul Robillard, establish
ing and removing quarantine
and mileage i'll contagious
cases 20 lo
DR.. W. Fl. Young, establishing
and removing quarantine in
contagious cases 20 90
Amos Abbott & Co., medicine
for pest house and other cases
in quarantine 43 80
DIR. l. N. Law, establishing and
removing quarantine and
mileage in contagious cases II go
DR.. H. W. F. Law, rent of
building for small pox pa
lent....... ........... III w
DR.. Fl. W. F. Law, establish
ing and removing quaran.
tine and mileage in di2h-
liberia case.... ......... IA 90
W. G. Comstock. care and board
of small pox patients. ..... 80 rs
DR.. ]. Esler, establishing and
removing quarantine in con-
taglOuS case ......... lU w
VIM. Duncan, delivering goods
and medicine to family Of
Mrs. Gohi while in quaran-
tineN....... cocoon. so
DR.. Alex Mckay, medical at
tendance on VIM. Gohl diph-
liberia case, $27. so; disallow-
ed.
F. H. Stoltze, coal for Mrs.
Gohl. SIS. 30; disallowed.
Clyde Mercantile Co.. provi-
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16

r.. Il. ROSS 8 so
James Macdonald ........ 9 so
Joseph Crawford ........ 8 so
II. b. Dorval 80. 49,. 80 30
Robt. Work, filing 81 primary
election certificates Is so
On motion the board adjourned to
meet on Friday, January 10, 1908, at
8 O'Clock a. IN.
Friday, january 10, 1908.
The board re-convened pursuit to
adjournment.
Present: Ole L. Gjevre, Chairman,
John Reid. A. A. Seeley, M. Nc
Knight, Absent: E. Wienecke, Com
m%issioners.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
DR.. W. H. Porter, a~ntitoxin
for John Paulzer, county
pooi 80
S. j. A. Boyd, county printing
and supplies 30 so
S. I. Scott, county printing. 8 35
O. 7. Rishoff, county printing
and supplies. SO SO
Courier : Democrat. county
printing and supplies ...... 1876 ~
F. M. Baldwin, drayage for
pest house 10 25
The auditor is instructed to advertise
for bids for county supplies Bids to
be received April g., 1908, at 9 o'clo OK
p IN.
Resolved that Frank Schwartz be
appointed %janitor for the year 1908 at
a salary of $50. 90 per month and the
sum of 5000. 90 is hereby appropriated
to he paid monthly on the warrant of
the county auditor.
Resolved that P. G. johnson be APP
pointed President, H. E. Do1val, Vice
President, and DR.. James Semple.
Superintendent of the County Board
of Health.
The following bills of Peter Reid,
sheriff. for the transportation of pa
tients to the hospital for the insane at
Jamestown, N. D. and a prisoner to
the penitentiary at Bismarck, N. D.,
we've presented, audited and approved
and recommended to be paid by the
State:
John Hill, Bismarck, N. Oak. 95 90
Mrs. Dora Ridley, Jamestown.
IN. LAX. I6 20
Peter Thiesen, Jamestown, N.
At 20
Mrs. Mary Frederick, James
town. n. D.. rs %
Paul Otto, Jamestown. N. D. rs 90
John Weston. Jamestown, N. D rs 25
Mrs. Lizzie Higgins, James
town, N. D. lob 90
The annual report of Joseph Power
county auditor, for the year 1907 was
presented, accepted and ordered filed.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
Mahon-R Robinson Land & Lum-
Der Co., lumber for pest
house, 1924. so; allowed at. $50 80
Chas. H. Meyers, board and
room fol small pox patients
S3O. 0C: disallowed.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet at 2 o'cock p. III.
Friday, January 10, 1908.
Afternoon session.
The board r%e-convened pursuant to
adjournment. Present. Ole I. Gievre,
Chairman; John Reid. A. A. Seeley.
NJ. Mcknight, E. Wienecke, Commits
sioners.
The following bids were received
for furnishing medicine, medical and
surgical attendance to the county and
transient poor for the year 1908:
District No. l, Fl. w. F. Law 1876 90
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16

Money always on hand for first and.
second mortgage Loans on Cavalier
county lands. Best of rates and con-
ditiops. o. e. Thompson. Cashier.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16

POoA CiS ySoI 'O
District No. l, II. w. F. Law 1876 90
District No.2, s. G. Gibson. 113 90
District No. 3, L. M. Law. "a 90
District No. B., j. ]. Reilly. rs 90
District No. 3, j. E. Esler... 100 90
District No. 4, j. J Reilly. 70 90
District No. 4, S. G. Gibson. 81 90
Loan and Hay townships, Paul
Robillard is 90
District No. S, CUTIE & Black
burn IS 90
District No. 5, Paul Robillard Is 90
District No. 6. 1. M. Law. "a 90
District No. g., j. A. Mckay. so 90
District No. 6, W. H Young. rs 90
Resolved that the following bids be
accepted:
District No l. H w F Law. 1875 90
District No 2, S. G. Gibson. 113 90
District No. 3. j. J. Reilly. rs 90
District No. 4, S. G. Gibson. 81 90
District No. 5, CUTIE & Black
% w
District No. 6, DR. j. a. Nc
Nay ........ gu w
The board examined the Jail and
found the same clean and in as good
condition as possible under the pres
ent circumstances. Two prisoners
are confined therein.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
N. E. McGluer Estate, supplies
for court house ....... 81 80
W. A. Monroe, meals for jurors 81 30
Marley Bros. livery hire, State
vs. Hill ct 3 so
Langdon Light Co.. light for
courthouse from Nov. IS. to
Dec. 81, 1907, 1873. 50: labor
and electrical supplies $13. 70
total 81 54
VIM. H. Row. rent of house for
Mrs. Venue, county poor. 30 90
Armenia Elevator Co, coal for
Mrs. Venue. county poor. 3.25
A. E. Lindstrom. county sup
plies l41 95
A.. E. Lindstrom. publishing
delinquent tax list ........ 1872 Is
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16

A. b. Lindstrom ........ 30 so
+. f. Ross SO
James Macdonald ........ 9 so
Joseph Crawford ........ 8 so
Fl. r. Dorval ......... 80 30
Robt. Work, filing 81 primary
election certificates tx S0
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16
An application for abatement OF

An application for abatement of
taxes was presented by j. j. Mahoney
asking that the personal property tax
against him in Henderson township
for the year 1904 be cancelled for the
reason that the engine and separator
on which the assessment was made
was abandned and of no value. The
auditor is instructed to cancel said per-
sonal property tax in Henderson town
ship for the year 1904. also the delin-
quent road tax on the same valuation
for the year 1905.
Reports of 81. o Storlie, clerk of
the court. for the months of October,
November and December, 1907, were
presented and accepted and ordered
filed.
Justice report of e. A. Farrell was
presented and the following fees allow
ed:
State VS. Frank Wilkes
Justice fees z so
Sheriffs fees. 10 90
State vs. Paul and Lambert Frank
John Boesl, witness, not in
cluded in last report $500. 5 go
State vs. w. Klein
Costs and fine of $25. 90 paid by de-
PENDANT.
State VS. Ole Olson
Justice fees 8 Is
Sheriff's fees 10 90
State VS. Len Frye
Justice 8 IS
Sherif's fees. II 80
State vs. Edgar Lantz-
Justice report of James Templeton
was presented.
State VS. Eli Shaver
Costs and fine of $50. 90 paid by de-
PENDANT.
Justice report of F. A. Mcdonald
was presented and the following fees
| allowed.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-01-16

The board re-convened pursuant to
adjournment. Present. Ole I. Gjevre,
Chairman John Reid. A. A. Seeley.
M. Mcknight, E. Wienecke, Commits
sioners.
The following bids we're received
for furnishing medicine, medical and
surgical attendance to the county and
transient poor for the year 1908:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-09

RosTxAszEz Gea En1ksl Is giEtng
Nsxia0 Zuss e&ctert &rTice Mr..
IKUkA A1 FErz Ezn q Ene exscz-
tiEezhlity. surr1udsd byaEnt1lzz
bunch q EsStstznM who arg bgyzi %
TIE ssrTtc& Tn1ss In Mextco Who are
Suxking fx the Goyernneus Gown 20
the iznitor, n9f forgetting the faith
f1l EEnl ca<risH are al prozp6 n
lizbie ard fsffhful public segvRnsz
Tie resetpRd the Gee have inczea<
cd fron ten Thousand 20 sixteen tho1-
sznd dollars within TIE last ten jean,
1nd the number q employs Is now
EI tins What Il wzs thea. The ser
wee IN and CIT u Mexico y - near
perfect as itk possible 10 nzksik Il.
see1 10 oe generally conceded that.
Postmaster Kznkel Win be reappoins-
I'd ca his EFAendsd EscuE1 sfth0ut any
oppositiOu, whtch is compliment
vel deserved
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-09
Ray psusn Dad

Ray Dovell, aged "A years, sou d
Mr.. and Nn J. o. DoEeIl, living fVs
miles north Of this city, died Satur-
Day night. al the home Of bis parents,
With lung trouble. MI. DoweEl has
been In poor health for quite . while,
and bis death was not wholly unex.
pected Besides bis parents be is sur
EiFed By five sitter and sir brothers.
They are Ms Horace Mundy, Mrs.
Geo. johnson, Misses Zola and Lena.
Of Audrain, and Miss Maud, who is ia
California. and Elmer, Grsyer, Morris,
Add. T. n. and ]. W. Dowell all Of
this county.
The funersl was held Monday after
noon. a Sunrise church, at 2 O'Clock,
the services conducted By Rev. Rea-
vis. after which the remains were in
TERED in the Sunrise church burying
ground.
The Ledger Joins other friends in
extending deepest sympathy to the
beTeayed oneS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-09


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g ne FaliaE & ne Psxs1E& Depaxt-
Ee1f Is ~ b nsozsz-y . 6hsooa-
n1u weekly s11Scnhea whs d1n1
pzg - 81 xre&rzss al oze yszr II
Ee-zocE TE veezSF Is 0tly GIN
PER ysr. tnelz1snE postage Wa pa4
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kx1hs-& We ara trTtng % m&ke she
rapET better thNn eFek, End al q on
EeTg1a are o~EesrsEsted apon TIE
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EPsnx e any PrsEozzy p1hAhs1
Ths LeaxEs gives Al TIE nsss thzs ~
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-09

Tbs gathering q The Japaaeze Is
ne1ns carried cut With Hneh mystery.
No lez than 30 hn1e1 Sz16xE noxn-
lnx from G&Z1lI American steamer,
whkh slipped 10 And cot q TIE hzx-
bx befoss daylight and neEtheg enres-
ed nor cleared from the c1xEozs
hose
Since Friday there has been .
stezdy stream q the brown men fn0n
the kgg1ngezmR No Japanese Ia
the city vii admit TIE e0ning q the
order fer the retarn q the soldiers,
but officers Of the AslRtic ExclnEiou
League declare that they have absoL
Ute Information that this order has
been GtiVed in Vancouver since the
departure Of the AzsrtcKn feet for
Rsci6e satsrx Many Of The men nos
arriving here % their way to Japan
are from the states q Washington
and Oregon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-09
10 GRAFT Skin On DOCTOR.
Bits Of Own cutiele VIII Cover
Wound On Ankle.

~ 9EE44A4Ls
Doctor Porter z. williams Superin
tendent Of the State Insane Asylum
At Fulton, No win undergo A Skin
grating operation at the Josephine
Hospital in this city to-day, for the
purpose OF closing = fiye-inch wound
over his left ankle, inflicted two
months ago by the accidental dis.
charge OF q shotgun while he was quail
bunting.
Inorder TO close the wound, il viii
be necessary 20 remove particles OF
flesh about the size Of : pin head from
various parts Of Doctor Williams BODY
and graft the over the open wound.
II suppose l will have . great many
sore spots when 1 get out Of the hos
pital,H be said at the Southern Hotel
last night. ''but the wound is taking
too long 70 heal and | had rather lose
flesh than remain much longer on my
crutchea."
TBe operation will be performed by
Doctor v. J.. Luiz, Of ST. Louis a
member Of the State Beard OF Health
DR.. williams was accompanied to 81.
Louis b. Superintendent J. F. Harri-
son, Of the State Insane Asylum at
Pennington No., who attended the
Alpha fraternity banquet
- the Marquette Hotel last night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-09
JAP RRS8RVB ARMY
ORDERED 70 TOXIC.
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souBnE HoE uAKxRIcA
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HsSi.g Toward Far KuG-
LssAuks s.gzsfEz-

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h15 o-zsnaiz1 has zpersa1 dizDaRh
fr1z YS1zzEsE. q C. E.xEzzg ua1
hz1frs1s e Japnese exzll1ks1 zss
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.czrrsnt hs-a The Isp4osss thszx
va rsf1s u dhz1z ths zaeszSR III
u 0z1osbz eenBs1 thaf ssser.l hzn-
ersd 7e1 hare arrived froz ths ss1st
E1sG the t1fezz1tanzai huz1dEry
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JaFa2 japanese 0u1szI Hernk1sa
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his a1es - FlneoGvsr aeries any
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pEbo thzs . kuxs n1zbzr arrived
bsrs o1Assz31 yesterday fr1z Pn-
get So1nd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-09
GALLOWAY DOCTOR FINED.
$500 for Prescribing whisky-Hs
Was Found Guilty in SO Counts
Of Violating Liquor Law

Fulton, No, Jan. A.-DF. r. NJ.
Bryan. . prominent physician OF Cal.
Iaway County, was found guilty today
Of writing Illegal prescriptions for
whisky. The trial was held before
Justice OF the Peace, j. B Hyde aud
occupied the greater part Of two days
There we're IS counts in the informa-
tion died By Prosecuting Attorney
Tincher, and the jury decided that
the doctor was guilty on 8 Of them
BE vas assesseda fine OF $50 eachmak-
ing = total Of eis00.
Dr.. Bryan is a wealthy physician
who Owls several large farms In Gala
way county. He wrote more than
1000 prescriptions during the months
Of October and November, just after
local option vent into effect In Gala
way and Fulton The community
was thoroughly aroused. The case
will be appealed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-09

Nesting ~ the Methsdist Churrh II
Msriss Asaday % 0Egzziss ne
Ccgnsy-ss Tsss In the cszn-
~ Daring April

A representative dslezsstgm q An,
drain cyrutycstfzerx rsss - Msah
.odis< ehurch IN KsxSer Norsav ~
.terr0oc, 70 urSxnzs tbs eetnlx tor -,
E-Irstnze ~ \ 80 - -
ua1 "a Auarz.n eguutv ousEsss :.
Mexico. On. U.G. R0axnmunn~-..
senneut az tae Mtsnrurs ArtLS.nc-
.Leax1& made a sue aa1rsw n,
sxplained ths uurx oesnx coue by tse
lezxus ara ia -asshnSsr - ~~msz-.s--
kezl opts1n caurnszrs Al ~
etose q d. Rohsnsnn addrswt IL Wa
un&ain0zsly uoted 10 crzanfrs ~
aSlLaahaon league In Audrsta CENTS.
strictly upou uoE-.mrstun I,rsm r.
foll0wfng ID the organization Of the
County League
President, J. @ DeLAporte Laden.
ia
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-09
LATE o . DO NOT 90.
Montgomery City Parsnts Want
Children HONS Early.

Montgomery City, No, Jan. A.
Parents Of this city are advocating !
reform among the young society people
which IL is thought, will be adopted
and become the style during lear
rear.
They are asking The various soesety
clubs 70 inaugurate an earlier hour fOr
assembling and an earlier foz coneIud.
ing their social functions. They sup.
gest from 100 to 1890
One father refused his daughter per-
mission 70 attend . social function
because her escort didn't come for her
until D O'Clock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-09
AuBgAm srAILroE scE
70 sTsxE Up wnszzzafes.
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srs6A gprn MR@ugd - aaes IN Mz-
srss1s 1rusAH
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sig. sA IL szpa1ye & Mr. Gny All
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-09
MUCH CONCERN FELT.
Ordinary Methods for Treating
Catarrh Prove Unsuccessful.

Recent statistics anoWing an inerzaze
70 eataETh have shaken the Confidence n
medical men IN the usual preseriutjons II
safeguard human health from tbe raynes
Of this disease.
When stomach dosing proved inefec-
uve, 1t was natural to look for souse othe-
treatment. and it Is believed that h Hyo-
nses an absolute eurs for all catarrhal
trOub8es has al last been found Breasbed
through . nest Peeksa inhaler, its healing
med1eatson reaches every spot where there
are catarrhal gErns, destroys them IRE
ysnts their future growth, and soothes
the irS1tated mucous membrane 20 that
rebel u felt alrpos2 instantly. while ~Iasfing
cure Is practically sure 10 follow.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs but
sl1O, and i sold under an sbsoIuts
agreement to refund the money If # dos
not give satisfaction. II j. the oaly e4Irs
Tor eztarFh that has EVER been sod under
. guarantee to cost nothing uDIess Il
cures, but the leading druggists have 20
lnseh fAith N its power to q : an ca
tsrrhal troubles that they are wiling
take the risk. 50 If Hyone does ned
help you, there VII not Be a uennyss
sxpsnse Get an outfit at once On this
LIBERAL plan SID and guaranteed by
Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-09

THE Mexico Ledger is naturally
very anxious to retain ali Of its sub
scriberE Many OF our patrons have
been with rs ali through the present
management, since 1876, and q man
agef o. newspaper feels . personal
interest in AL Of its readers, and
WHISTLER be Is justified or not, always
feels they are his friends, and, as 1t
were members Of bis family. News
papers carTy quite q number OF delln-
quents very often On this feeling Of
friendship. While we are anxious to
rstAin everyone Of on subscribers and
sop 70 get many new ones, under the
late reis Of the postofIce depart
menh We will have 70 part company
With those who do not pay their sub
acEiption 10 advance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-09

The store Of Mason CFeasey was en-.
tered Saturday night BY some one
breaking the back window and gain
log admission. Tbs money drawer
was broken open and about $500 In
ez-C0nfederate and 'acon'' money was
taken There we're seventeen pennies,
which the burglars left. they EVIL
IDENTIFY thought they had found q fat
roll Of bills. When they find out It
was all "phonJ" money they will Be
kicking themselves. Mason would
have given the whole roll ~ them il
they had asked for II.