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The state herald., 1893-03-24

IN Tue county Nouft
Augustine Root
rlaln.i6
vs. Alias
David *. Pansborn, N,ry Ann summons.
inngb,rn ,tieor. (. W. Isurtou and
Anas.S Z. h.rssy partner. do.
Of burton \ Harvey, Rilcy II.
Leach and Mrs. lsilcy ~. Leach
his vito whose first name ~ \,
Webb. Dsisndsnts'
THE PEOPLE or TIL. STATE or colo
To 0c srge q, narton and Andrew l.. liar
vcy partasrs dol x business und this nrn
name Of Burton 4 Harvey. Riley N. Leach,
aHd MS Riley d. Leach his VIII whose frpi
mime Is 70 plaint.ff unknown. and A. 4
ebb, the .tefa "anis above uainet, GrretinE.
foa are hereby required 10 appear In nj
rtion brought asainsl .os by ihs above name,
y a.ntin. III the eoiniy couri of IN nip, GOA i.
~, sts.cof Co,u,NiO. anil answer ihe 20 -.
paint ihrroin within twenty days after the
ssrsicc hore,f. y ..r,ef within this counlv; vi
U ..rsc'l out III thus county. or by pnhicnt,cn
withlA thirty dsys nit-r the 'crvrc hero /,
exclusive OF he day Of service; or Judgement
~ ,isfiait vii be a>ei ssiInsi 20 i ncc,rdlny
70 The prayer Of the complaint; ard Il a cop
u the complaint IN the Shove entitled ats.
oc not -srsci with this summons. or II tn
~ days ad iit'onai to the tine h-rrinsb,y.
spcrin II for appcsraa-e snl A.swer w.i he
iiowad l,c ore II taking ofjuagcnent by de
lsuit as alors,ntt.
The said action 10 brought 10 fere,iocs b
ser ain mart8Mxe Jn ihc following ds.cribed
pr pcrty to-wit. The northwest quarter I'll
,eetl.n number nvs ts) In township numb-i
coat ~ mort " rantef rty-six 20 west o
tho . IN In Phi lips county, Color, do aud 4,
&c ovsr tn cum fve han red aud sig dol.
lara and f.rty seven cen = 70 03.tIl and inter.
90 At the rate ~ twelve tiy)per cent per sn-
aun froa June list. No. rs will more
vi appear from the coni plant In said action
which REFEREE c- IL here nj de,
AMI y.u are hereby notified that " you fail to
pp,sr, mi TO answer tbs s,iI con d amt D.,
ii.,vr wquirri IN saii p'Aintin viii TAX
lrsgmcit Ls prn.ci Tor In piainun's com.
piLnt.
sat court at Hoiyaks, N said roln
y. nj. 18th day Of Dec. \. u. ls,i.
fN i-kAL) WAL nISsoS Cl-tk.
The state herald., 1893-03-24

DO yor lack faith and love health
Let US establish your faith anil rest ,rs
your health with Dcwi..'s sarsspsri;'A
City Drug Store
The state herald., 1893-03-24
! Certificate Of Nominations Of the Denwntis Party
Tor Town Officers.

Hoiyoko, Colo, MARCH q, A. D. 1898.
l hereby certify that tho following is
list Of the nominations for the municipal
oificera for tho year A. D. 1888 Tor the
town of Holyoke, Coloi ado, made W the
democratic party Of said town IS certi-
fed to this Office,
The state herald., 1893-03-24

IT. lea tia.h in medicine that tho small.
ost dota ihht csiorms q euro Is tho beat.
DoWiits Little Early Rissrs arc the
Sn,ulls't pills. will perform tho cure, and
arc the bcst.-Ciiy Drug Store.
The state herald., 1893-03-24
fir-t publirHiion Feb 81 1881 No CA
NoticH, Tor Publication.
Land Office Ht st ring. ilolor,tI,

Feb slst ISIS.
NOTICE is hereby given thai lie follne INF.
~ hsmrd settler has Nici noi.cc VI hi. inien.
,icn - nsks f1nai proof In support Of h. ciain.
and that salt proof viii br iuaJe ii-fpr.
Vim Gpbins,n. Copnniis ioner q. =. Ct cult
court Tor the district OF Col r 40, NJ noitnsr,
fhillip pc ecu Is. ,o,nraao IN harci a. lssg. VIZ:
nh-llAEL L. CotTi,t
rage ~ W.
He nsncs the following wltn--sra 10 prove tie
continuous residence upon. nNd cultivation OF
said land, viz.
George Wilcox. II iioiyslr Col,
william q. Holland
cyrus ". Black
ot- Tracy
II Z. - .os. Register.
The state herald., 1893-03-24

ResTTY'S oaGAHSroa"s , s ass, e. =,
ca.ir FsEr- Address DasllL u. bsAsI,.
washington ~ J.
The state herald., 1893-03-24

(first rublicat on Feb 2liso3.) no 6s6
NC,iCs for publication,
Land ONCE at Sterling, Colorado,
Feb 10, 1899,
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler haa filed notice OF his intcn-
ton TO make anal proof In support OF his claim.
and that said proof will he made before
Wm Z Rohinson Commissioner S circuit
court for the district OF Colorado at iIoyoke,
Philips county. Colorado, on March 81 1879 viz:
FREMONT SCOTT
Hd Entry No 1851 for tn. lots and 2 and o
Il NV - scr ~, ipVn,r Tw.
Henamc. the following witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton Il, said land, viz:
samuel Lewis Of Hnxtun, Clio.
George W. johnson :" "
Ilezekiah Epcrson " " 4"
Joshua St0ner " " ="
II. T.. TEpNoS. Register.
The state herald., 1893-03-24

United stat Land oaieq u rlIng Coio.t
... March u ltpJ \
\ office u hereby given that Rnihan iinird
~ hn' NJ nutlre Of IntratiDn . make nnni
iivoi hufuro clerk " dist let court phtliips
county colo ~ hts ONO. IN IIuiyukr, { oi0 on
.hint',ny thcYnih ms Of mil Aga. ON tim
Dr. rpliufc application Ne. uyt fof me tOt 1,
y section No Z, Ia township So.r n, iangG
10 nnnrs a. witn's.a-i
The state herald., 1893-03-24
First publication Fec IL 1851 No co
Timber Culture Comnats!ion Proof.
NO,ics tor Publication,
TACT March srd lS0i.)

N01iCs TOR I5uhIiC atIun,
tAct March srd ls9l.)
United States lnnd Ofilc., Sterling Colo
Jan 81, 1858
Notice Is hereby given that John J. Klopp
ias hled notice Of Intention to make com.
mutation proof btforG VIM. c. l,obnson,
onln,ls.ioner U, S. circuit court for tho dis.
rict Of Colorado, NJ his ofiice In holyokc.
'hilllps county. Colo, on tuesday, the 4th
lay Of April 1923, on timber culture applica
Ion No 1850 for the W IL section No - IN
ownship No n range No ijw.
He names rs witnesses:
Calvin u. ballentinc, Of wnkemnn Colo,
Michael lunninghan, F." Iiolyoke Z"
Anderson Bnllcntinc. wakemnn- g
Arch l.. Burdette. :" 4"
Il TEDMON Register
The state herald., 1893-03-24

A little i'll, then little PHI. The ill
is gone the pill hua won. DeWitt's
Little Early Risers the little pills that
cure great ills.-City Drug S.o-c.
The state herald., 1893-03-24


nefault having boon by samuel Hownr
- aud Maria Howard In payment VI inter-
est on Their certain promissory note III i've
hundred seventy Ave d ! a 5 scared by tAe.r
certain aeed OF trust dated d, ccmbcr LIST. 1853
and duly recorded l.. .fnci OF the county
clerk and record, q L, gan county. state O.:
Coorayc OIL January ~, leeg In book %, ut
nag xs0'And subsequently transcribed In the
land records OF Philips county, state Of Col.
orad,.
Therefore, public mott is hereby given
that ~ tho iequ at of the legal mol ier OF i'd
note aud trusi deed l. the under,igned trus.
tco will on Friday, the 5lst day Of March. 1898
ut tho hour II ten u'cn,ck a. IN at the front
trrrmont street, dor of the court honsc In
tho city Of Denver. county of Arapahoe, state
OF Colorado. sell Mt public auction 10 the high
est bidder for cash the real estate in said
trust deed described rs foli,ws. trwit: The
northwest quarter II secti n six t0) In town.
ship seven az north of range forty'ave t.3)
west Of the SIKH priucipal meridian. former
ly IN the county OF Logan but nav in the
county Of Phillips, state Of Colorado,
u. W. T.. GRIFFITH, Trustee.
CRANE, HoYr& MASON Attorneys, toi En-
nest 4 Craon.r Block. Denver, Colorado.
(Firs. insertion Feb. ~
The state herald., 1893-03-24
Sold ON . Poaltivs Guarantee.
On. MILES PILLS, 80 Dosgs 20 cro.
Sold by all Druggists.

Bad complexion iudicstes nm unhsal-
thy state Of the system. DoWltts Lit.
tie Early Risers are pills TINT will cor
rect this condition. Thew act ON tie
liver, they act on the stomach, they act
on the bowels. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1893-03-24

Tho most Intelligent people Of cur com
inupiiy recognize In Dowitts Little Ear.
y f''scfs p'lls 81 uncqunled merit for
dyspepsia, headache and constipation,
Very small, perfect In action.-City
Drng Store
The state herald., 1893-03-24
3EATTY'S ORGANS S,i,. ;s g 81, Y.
ogue. Address or cail GA DANTE v. IEArrr.
Washington. ~ L.


fcb 10 Iais No nv
Complaint having Teen entered nj this o.
Nee by samuel wiskkis,r against plinrbln
Hanger for nbanoning his Homestead Entry
W.. SsH. dated April bth. 1871, upon the s.w
unity. Col RADIO. with view 10 the cancel
lation ~ said entry,
The said rnriics are hereby summoned o.
rpcnr NJ this office on the . ,ny Of May
XII at 10 o'ciocs u III TO respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged aband n
ncnt.
TEDMns, Register
The state herald., 1893-03-24
;, 9 IFi,st publication Mar lol

First publication Mar l0l
U, q. LAND OFrioE, Sterling, Colo, W. GO
Jan 10th, Is33. NO. S'S
Complaint having been entered Mt this oihco by
y Annt Donnelly against John & Drummer for
abandoning his Homestead entry No. 1885 dated
May 10 l8Ss, upon tho g., Y sec II, tp II W in
Phillips county Colo, with view to the cancel.
lation OF said entry.
The said parties are hereby summoned to mp
pear at this office the IL day Of April 1893, at
10 O'Clock m to respond and furninh testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment
II. K TEpMoS, Register,
The state herald., 1893-03-24

BEATTY 5 PlAHOS anted Ii 70 s Years. Ca,a'-
l,g free. Address Daniel +. Beatty, Washington
New Jersey,
The state herald., 1893-03-24

First pubicntion Mar Iol No 7os
Timber Culture Final proel.
Notice for Publication.
U. s. LAND OFFICE STERLING. CoLo.,l
March Y, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph c,
Drremer hos nled notice Of linton lion TO make
Anal proof before clerk OF dlstrlct
court Phillips county. Colo, At Iis once In
April 1888 on timber celturc application
No 3sol for tia s-w or Of SEQ No 10, Up No n,
range No ~ ".
He names as witncsses:
Michael Cuatney :. :"
Cornelius L. BevRrd ="
Jcptha T. Cullor
II TEDMoN. Register.
The state herald., 1893-03-24

(First public alton Mar III No ITO
Timber Culture Final Proof. N publisatist
United states Land oG,oe, Startling, Colo.
March ". 1892.
~ iiinEton has ale ! notice Of intention to
make Anal proof before Vim q Robinson
COMMISSIONER Y Circuit Court for tho Dis
Phillips county, coio, on Friday, The 2lst day
of April 1883, ON timber culture application
No. .if2, for THO Z q or of sec No. II, In tip No.
n, range No. q W.
He naiuca As Witnesses;
David A. Fickei /"
GustRf A. Swanson
William B. Kelsey +"
H. e TEDNoN .stcr
The state herald., 1893-03-24

BEATTY'S PIANOS and md o Eas' =. s.
tatls FREE. Address Daniel ,. EkATfY.
Washington, Nj
The state herald., 1893-03-24

The breskipg up Of tho winter is the
signal for the breaking up OF the system
Nature is opening up the pores and
throwing OF refuse DeWitt's sarsapariila
is OF unquestionablo assistance in this
operation.-City Drug Store
The state herald., 1893-03-24

First publication fea2i. 1851 No 6s7
Notica for Publication.
Land Once. ut Sterling. Colo.
reb 81 1888.
Notice Is hereby given That the following
~ named settler has hled notice Of his In
tention TO- make tnal proof IN support OF his
fore clerk OF district court Phillips
county. Colo. ut Holyoke. Colo on Mch 3lst
WILLIAM q. HELLANp,
Hi Entry M III. for the lots aud 4 aud n
Y NV y rec tip In, RAN.
lie names the following witnesses to prove hi.
cot tihnou. residence upon, and cultivation OF,
snia land. viz:
George Wilcox, Of Holyoss, Colo.
Michael Coatnsy, Z" "
Otis Tracy, "
Albert Carson. " "
H. r. TgpNos uccister
The state herald., 1893-03-24

tr,rt publication Mar 10 1897 No. 7oA
Nottcs for Publication.
Land offcc At Sterling. Colorado.
March 9, lse3.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has filed notice Of his inten
tion to make final proof In support
Of his claim, and that aaid proof will be made
before VINO Robinson Comniissio er S
Circuit Court for the district Of Colorado Mt
Eolyoke Phillips county, Colo. on April 18th
lso1 viz:
GUSTAV E. PALMQUisr
Hid Eutry No ls;0? for the s.w or sec IS tip
n, range 47w.
lie names tue following witnesses to prove
his conunuous residence upon, and cultvn
tion Of, said land, viz:
August Holmes Of HAxtun, Colo.
John Peterson, " - +"
Swan Peterson. - =" "
Charles J. Peterson, =" Holyoke, :.
ETEDNoN Rcgistcr.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1893-07-27
ANNIE LANG

The Montgomery County Leader
is very strong against the unworthy
and contemplate" attack made on
the Hon. Champ Clark, and says:
"Champ Clark is Western man
and when he spoke in New York he
spoke the sentiments of the West.
His courage to tell the East a few
facts is indeed commendable and
won for him greater honor than for
ty pieces referred to could detract
from him. The TIMES article was
written by some little narrow mind
ed person who thinks the East will
milk the old historic cow for years
yet to come, and that there is moth
ing west of the Mississippi but bull
frogs and swamp grass. The article
plainly shows that Mr.. Clark got or
somebody's toes and stepped rather
hard. All we have to say is thai
the article was not worthy of place
in western journalism and the wri'
ter will soon learn figuratively thai
the child is father of the man."
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1893-07-27
Our Hope f the FUTURE Let Vigorous Work IN Tia fn, prt


invective, his absolute honesty and
bis magnetic force combine to make
him one of the most entertaining
and powerful speakers in Missouri.
He is proud of Missouri and Mis-
souri, is proud of him. Those who
know him best confidently assert
that this farm hand, country store
clerk, school master, editor and law
yer, has great future career before
him in congress and that he will
stay there as long as he wants to.
The man who tackles him in con.
gress had better be well prepared
and thoroughly armed or he will
get the hot end of the poker"
This we submit, coming from the
Congressman himself, ought to be
conclusive. The account in full
would fill over two columns in the
Intellsgemcer, but the extracts will,
we think, suffice to settle the ques-
ton of MIR. Ciark's greatness.
By way of friendly admonition to
Mr.. Clark's critics we want to sug-
gest that it is insanely reck less to
invite the displeasure of a states
man and orator who, On the thresh-
hold of his congressional career,
does not hesitate to announce to the
world that the man who tackles him
in congress will get the hot end of
the poker.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1893-07-27
In Memory OF Dear Grandma,

Mary Susan King departed her
life at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. Lanig, at Benton City, July
13, 1898, at the age of rs. She was
sick only seven days. She left five
sons and six daughters to mourn
her death, of whom three daughters
and one son were present at her
bedside to witness the last sad hour
of her life. She died leaning on
Jesus her Savior. She was an active
and consistent member of the Meth
odist church. Her remains were
inferred in the Montgomery City
cemetery beside her husband, who
had lately been laid to rest at that
place. The resting place of the
dead body will be the shrine on
which those who knew her best will
pour the richest libations of graft
tude of remembrance and affection.
She was one we loved so well,
Lying low beneath the sod;
One more spirit gone to dwell
In the kingdom of our God.
II
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1893-07-27
A Red Hot Roast.
Fom the Galloway Gazette


That contemplate old turn-coat
and blatherskite, H. Martin Viii
liams, now announces his intention
to leave the Democratic party again
if Congress does not adopt his plan
for solving the financial problem. 1t
is to be hoped that he will get out
and stay out for he has tried hard
er to disrupt the Democratic party
than any other man in Missouri.
He has always been a partisan for
revenue only and has only been
kept in the party by good fat offices.
His off ,ial presence in the last
Legislature was an insult and an
outrage to all loyal Democrats, for
some of the old wheel horses of the
party were turned down in order to
give him a place. Let him 60, and
let the Democrats of Missouri steer
clear of such cattle in the future. A
man who is a Democrat only when
there is a good office in sight is moi
worth the good dirt it would take to
strangle him.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1893-07-27

The School Board at its meeting
this morning elected Miss Jessie
Sanderson in place of B. W. Torrey-
son, resigned. Miss Sanderson is
one of the very best teachers We ever
had employed in Mexico and We
congratulate the Board on securing
her services. We hate to see Prof.
Torreyson leave Mexico as he is a
thorough scholar, an able teacher
and fine disciplinarian but we con-
gratulate him on securing so fine a
position as has been rendered him
at Ft. Smith, Ark, where he will
receive salary of 81 $50 year and
is in line for promotion.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1893-07-27

He came in on the Jefferson City
Branch, went to the Ringo for din
ner and left at IL :21 for Columbia
in company with ]. A. Potts, presi-
dent of the State Board of Agricul-
ture. They went there to attend a
meeting of the Board.
While here the Governor found
time to express himself briefly on
the financial question. 81 don't
think We may expect any immedi-
ate relief when Congress convenes.
1t will only continue in session for
sometime and the members will
wrangle between themselves. Dur
ing this time business will remain
in statu quo."
The Governor has evidently been
reading the New York World and
has noted, by great collection Of
expressions from prominent legisla.
tors throughout the country, that
very few are of the same opinion
probably more are in favor of the
free coinage of silver than any othel
one view of the many put forth. 1t is
in one sense of the word, really
laughable to note the serious varia
ton of ideas.
"What the country needs" con
tinued the ex-Congressman ant
present Governor, sis a universe
restoration of confidence. That vii
give US relief and business will re
vive and times will be better"
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1893-07-27
Reunion OF the GENTRY Family.

From the Sturgeon Leader.
Yesterday Rev. P. T. Gentry was
eighty years old.
He and his wife had been married
fifty-three years. They have eight
children living and all of them were
present at the family re- e-union which
was held yesterday at grove neal
Rev. Gentry's country residence.
In naming his children he com.
menced with the letter A and went
down the alphabet.
There were present:
A. F. Gentry and wife, ,of Mexico
Prof. B. F. Gentry and family, ol
Kirksville, DR.. c. c. Gentry and
family, of Mexico; Prof. D. T. Gen
try, of Columbia; DR.. E. N. Gentry
and family, of Sturgeon; F. V.Gen.
try and son, Of Mexico; Mrs. Orms
Vance, Orange, CAL; Mrs. Lucy
Toalson, Clark; twenty-three grand
children, four great-grand children
our Filosofer and a few intimate
friends of the family.
Mrs. Orma Vance, who lives ir
California, has not been here fol
seventeen years. The meeting be-
tween father, mother and daughter
was a happy and affecting one.
The dinner served yesterday wal
on the picnic order, and our reader.
know how such occasions are ap
preciated.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1893-07-27
Will in no Way Affect the Mexico Fire
Brick Company.

To the Editor Of the Ledger.
Mexico. NO., July 20.-As it is
known that the firm of Dickinson
Bros. & King, of Chicago and New
YORK, who are the principal stock
holders in the Mexico Fire Brick
Co., have recently gone into the
hands Of a receiver, our friends
here will naturally be interested to
know how that will affect the affairs
of this company.
First, l wish to say that this move
on the part of Dickinson Bros. &
King was not caused by insolvency
but was a voluntary act of theirs as
the best method for winding up a
co-partnership in which very radi-
cal differences had arisen between
the eastern and western members OF
the firm as to the best method of
conducting their business in the fu-
ture. The paid up capital of the
firm is 100000, which with the
ample credit they could command,
had enabled them to spread out their
business to an enormous extent, so
at this time they have over $780,
600 charged on their books and
scattered through the West from
New Orleans to Puget Sound.
The eastern partners wished to
draw this in and curtail the business.
In these times this course will
materially shrink their assets but a
large surplus will be left. The bus
mess of Dickinson Bros. outside of
the partnership will go on as usual.
Outside of the Indebtedness of this
company to Dickinson Bros. d
King as stockholders, our affairs are
in thoroughly sound and conserv-
alive condition, and the present
idleness Of the factory is in no way
owing to any embarrassments. but
simply to the general depression in
business throughout the country,
which makes it impossible to sell
any goods, and as we have an ample
stock on hand the only wise course
for US was to close our works until
trade revives.
There will undoubtedly be q
change in the organization of this
company when the affairs of Dick.
inson Bros. 81 KING have been adjust
ed, but il is better prepared for do
ing business now than ever before,
and whenever the general condition
of the country will justify it this fac
tory will be reopened and run more
steadily and vigorously than any
time In its past history.
Any claims which are due agains
this company will be paid on pre-
sentation at our Office next Mon
day, July Oath.
Respectfully You're,
w. III. GOODRICH.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1893-07-27

]. P. Freeman, Of st. Joseph, has
leased the room in the Armstrong
& Baskin block, formerly occupied
by the Singer Sewing machine Office.
Mr.. Freeman is a practical plumber
who comes well recommended.
Mexico will furnish work for all of
the mechanics who come. "Getting
more like New York every day.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1893-07-27
VOL. XXXV.

is absolute free coinage or total de-
monetization. 1t is free coinage or
no coinage. There is no other issue
before the country. Every man in
the country who thinks the Sherman
law should be repealed. must now
either favor the free and unlimited
coinage of silver or the entire stop
page of its coinage. 1t is well to
keep this fact in mind when speak
ing of silver coinage. Neither is
there any possibility to contine the
coinage to the American product.
What is to prevent any other nation
from coming silver dollars just like
ours and Offering them to US in set
tlement of trade?
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1893-07-27

John Hopkins Jr., son OF a
wealthy citizen of st. Louis, was
arrested for stealing $l47 while
drunk in st. Louis. Young Hop
kins was formerly cadet at Mexi-
CO and also at Sweet Springs. He
greatly regrets bis crime and lays
it all to whiskey and bad associ'
afoc
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1893-07-27

Sam Morris says that Mr.. Adams,
of Santa Fe, brought in eight chick
ems this morning, which passed
through the terrible hail storm of
several weeks ago and were entirely
without feathers. Mr.. Morris, who
buys and sells everything, says he
will not make reduction on these
chickens as he considers their feath-
erless condition worth something to
the purchaser, especially if he wants
to establish a menagerie.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1893-07-27

"One of my customers came in
to-day and asked me for the best
cough medicine l had," says Lew
Young, a prominent druggist ol
Newman Grove, Neb. ''Of course
l showed him Chamberlain Cough
Remedy, and he did not ask to see
any other. / have never yet sold
a medicine that would loosen
and relieve a severe cold so quick
ly as that Remedy does. / have
sold four dozen within the last sixty
days and do not know of q single
case where it failed to give the ulosl
perfect satisfaction" so cent bottles
for sale by C. A. Buckner, druggist
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1893-07-27

THE st. Charles Banner, speaking
OF the attack on Hon. Champ Clark
by the Kansas City Star, the st. Louis
Post-Dspatch and one or two other
papers, says: "He stands to-day
more popular than any of the recent
ly-eiected Congressman, simply be-
cause of his having sounded in bril-
liant words the key note Of '96-a
western man for President. His
grand powers shine forth with un-
dimmed splendor and matchless
brIlliancy which emit waves of glory
to the tiara of American manhood
and American craftsmanship. He
is admirable in his fortitude of pur-
pose and the strength of his charac-
ter and the sentiments enunciated
by him meet with the hearty re-
sponse Of the democracy, not only
OF the Ninth Congressional District,
but of the entire West.n