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nrnzor County Levy.

Bryan. Texas. February 1s-The com
missioners court has nxed the tax levy
for 1900 as follows: County ad valorem
52h cents. county poll, % cents; total,
77h cents
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Grocery store Chnnrra u,na

cleburne, Texas. Februsfy 1.-THE
Heron Hodge Grocery company has sold
out 70 Coleman, Lysasht a co. ,sr w'eath-
erford, This is a large whoiesAle gro.
Gerry company. and they expect 10 mat
rally Increase the business IN eisburne.
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Rayner. Texas. February 1.-THE COM
missiouers court adjourned yesterday after
being in session since Monday transactins
their regular quarterly routine OF business.
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Routine Business. mt synder.

Snyder. Texas. February 1.-THE COM
missopers court. has been Ia session all
week. The sheriff's and treasurer's books
We're examined and found correct.
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Warren, lexss February 1.-THE
smallpox is still spreading. three new
cases, one white and two negroes, but all
cases so far have been very light.
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Cnre Nenr cnt snrinr.

Cat Springs, Texas, February i9.-Df
OF New ulm found a we'll de-
veloped case OF smallpox at the section
house near this place last night
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rromlnent cl,Iren nnna-

Milliean. Texas. February is Died. this
morning at hts home in this Mace o. typhoid
fever. MIR. s a. Steele, aged g years, no
ceased was ono OF our most prominent citi-
Sens ne leaves a widow three brothers
friends 10 mourn his loss I.s
bryan. Texas, February IS News he's lust
reached here from Milicsn Of the deaih Of
Mr. s A. steele. which Occurred thary thts
morninE az 10 O'clock lie was enc OF Bra4os
connty'e wealthiest and most mfuentisf rltI-
gems and his less viii be deeply fslt
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INC above quotations are based on tramp
class liners &c higher.
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NJ.
Hlp Smith. Whitney. Texas. I4a steer. sv.r
1sss loss pounds. at $780, Ii bulls, ayersgina
IoS pounds a; $50; bulls. averaging iiSs
pounds. at 1915 i'S'
oo Eoens Bros. Wilson, Corsieana rex,s
q - cattle averaging llia pounds AZ 50 20.
tsi,Inss, averaging 1915 pounds AZ 81 90
=, EDWARDS Bros. Flato, Waeeoner rexas,
81 steers. averaging III pounds M "a AZ. *
s.eers. averaging 1925 pounds AZ s4.5. 5e
s.esrs. averaging 1922 pounds AZ siss IA
n,ss' ,ayerasing 1882 pounds, At S.55: /
heier. ll00. at s4.45 '''o'
biossengame & Meyer. BLOOMING f,rova
a. s1 "a q cows. averaging s2s pounds. al
r j Sanders. Frost. Texas. 81 sts.rs .v.c.
aErng 800 pounds. at 81. 10.
y ladlook Mccormick. Bloominp crova
ss 1ss' 80 steers, averaging las pounds. AZ
"a 30, - steers averaging ss1 pounds al
~ 10 bulls. averaging 1915 pounds. ~
S,s,, calves. averaging l5s pounds. M ~ 90,
yatss aSeragipe l2o hounds at Sc IS
d. sharD. Frost. Texas 30 steers aver
hg .es hounds at 1926; % steers aversr-
sse pounds, at sS.3s
nooNaM Psyehouse. blooming Grov,
/. nss. % steers averaging ssa pounds. az
ss ~ pulls. averaging 1900 pounds. al
'''' oehs- syere ging ss0 pounds AZ 81 10
=, Tuesday
bsnson. Granger. Texas n steer.
svs.snk iuzs pounds. a; AsTik; az sfsers'
sr,n ,ssr sss pounds. at 40; II bulls aver.
~, lavlor. Van Aistyne. Texas. 10 cattle
n krause. Moulton Tsl.s &c
ssinx izss bounds. at g. Is; is oxen. sserssinr
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF Galveston. February Is.
Sailed.
S. Khio tBr.), for Havre.
So Maria (Sp.). for Liverpool.
SIS Gyller (Nor.), for Cenfuegoes
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schoouers.
OcEAN COTTON FREIGHT RATES

Galveston shipbrokers quote the following
Tates on cotton for delivery at ships' side
within specified DAYS from today:
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LIVE STOCK.
TEXAS, CHICAGO rAnr,

TEXAS, CHICAGO CATTLE SALES.
Inst week the excessive marketing Of shor.
10 ana unfinished native cattle caused
line =, OF i5c to &c in the general cattl,
nrs. aUhough Texans suffered less than
ssain steady Natives have fully 1reeaine5
me slight decline Of Monday, while Toxas
S wSSt nave tsen steady to stronger ali the
strong demand here for ali kinds of Ters ~
soiS Waieh EXPLAINS why so many OF those
for slaughter " Nnicaso
Among tho Representative sa,s, =, r,o.
the following. 'Ne' 'n's week are
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05
THE HITCHIEe RACKS,
A Correspondent Suggests That the
City Buy a Lot for the Convenience
ofthe Farmers.

10 the Editor Of the Ledger.
MEXICO, Mo-, June 2S.-As summer
is upon ns, and the time has arrived
when We are urged 10 cut the weeds
In front OF and around q premises
IS q precaution against disease pro-
duced by the rank growth along the
public highways, why would IL not b
also q good time to again agitate the
removal Of the hitchlng racks from
around the court house square2
There is certainly nothing more un-
healthy than this, and not only un-
healthy but exceedingly uneIghtly.
The faymere Of Audrain county, 10
the main, are not averse to the re-
moval Of the racks. bat some Of
them claim that IL the racks r re-
moved the city would probably not
furnish q lot or other suitable place
near the business part OF the city for
their use.
Some claim that "the farmer makes
she town." This we admit is true;
but, on the other hand, does not the
city make the farmer In acertain
sensef The town people aEesthe con-
sumers to = great extent.
Again, should not the farmers take
the same interest In having a clean,
healthy city that the town man doesS
1t not only would enhance the value
Of city property but would initiate,
very greatly, the value Of the county
lana to have q clean, hourishing and
up-to- date little city near them.
One farmer was heard to say; "Ii
the city would buy 9 lot neal the
square and deed It to the county for
this purpose, then the farmers would
not object to the removsl of the racks,
bat we want to DO sure of q good con-
vsnient place to take our teams and
vehicles before we submit to the re-
moval."
Citizens, Why not act upon this
suggestion and procure q suitable lot,
deed 1t to the county for the express
purpose Of the farmer, and then you
will be able TO take away this public
nuisance. 8.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05
NOTHING BUT FACTS.
NO DECEPTION USED IN TALKING
ABOUT M0RR0w's KID
NE-0IDs.
The Arguments Come From People
Who Have Fully Tested
Their Merits.

There is no deception In anything
we publish about Morrow's Kid-ne-
ODDS. All our statements are facts and
are from people right here in Mis-
souri,; people In all walks OF life are
using and recommending Kid-ne-oids
haeaRaeihaR-aaH Eespana-
ness, s~leeplessness and general debll-
ity in cases where other remedies
have failed, We ask you TO read the
following statement from Noah b.
Freeman, residing at 500 East Sixth
street, Kansas City, Mo, who says:
81 assisted in defending the old
flag during the Civil War and by ex-
posure, incident to army life, con-
trscted a disease which has been q
source Of pain and Annoyance ever
since. refer to kidney disease; the
fret ssmptom was backache. followed
by urinary Disturbance, sneh a. re-
tention Of the urine, pain in passage
OF and discolored urine with frequent
desire to urinate. | had rheumatism
in my hip and knee joints 80 / could
scarcely navigate. In fact. ! was bed
last for weeks at q time. I tried lew
eral kidney remedies, but none Of
them gave the relief l expected.
Kid-ne-oids brought me sleep and
rest, quieted my nerves, released me
from rheumatism and urinary pain
and restored the urine to It's natural
color. / have used MorroR's Liver
lax and find 1t IN excellent remedy
for constipation and torpid liver"
Morrow's KId-ne-oids are not pills,
but yellow tablets, which lie the sci
entife form of preparing medicine.
They arc put up in wooden boxes,
wkich contain enough for about two
weeks treatment and self fifty cents
9 box at all druggists.
Morrow's Liverlax sells At twenty
i've cents a box.
Descriptive booklet mailed upon re-
guest by John Morrow & Co., Chem
lists, Springfield. Ohio.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05
RELIEF FOR SEYMOUR.
His Force Sent Back to Tien-Tsin
While Allies Push 0n-March-
ing to Pekin.

SHANGHAI, Thursday, June 2s.-
Admiral Seymour has arrived at Ten
Tsln. sIxty-two Of his mel have been
killed and s12 wounded.
Relief arrived Just in time, as the
allies had been fighting continuously
against hordes of Chinese for fifteen
days, the last ten days CA quarter ra-
lions. Illness had greatly reduced the
fighting resistance of the troops.
Late Rdvices make it plain that the
dispatches received in Chinese off,
cial sources to the effect that the
Powers Ministers to Pekin were with
Seymour's column are untrustworthy,
Seymour's troops captured several
Chinese, some OF whom said that the
Ministers had been killed and the lie.
cations burned, and others that the
Ministers we're prisoners in Pekin.
The Chinese Legation in Londor
has n dispatch that the Ministers were
handed their passports on June 10
This lie considered most serious news.
When the relief column left Ten
Tain to rescue Seymour, fighting wa
resumed by the Chinese there, who, 4
is asserted, were led by General Neih
OF the Chinese regular army.
From 10000 10 10000 foreign troop
r reported now In the field.
No communication has yet been re-
csived from Minister Oonger.
The situation in the Southern Prov.
inces OF China is threatening. II ii
said that should the Boxers gain q
victory the rebellion will spread like
wildhre all over the Chinese Empire.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05
Mrs Waddington Dead.

Mrs. Mary Waddington, aged sc
years, wife OF B. Waddington, died al
her home, one and one half miles
north of Benton City, It 1880 O'Clock
Saturday morning, June 30. The
funeral services were conducted
from st. Brenden's ehurch,in this city,
by Rev. Father J. J. Dillon, at 1850
O'Clock Sunday morning.
Deceased was born in Devonshire,
England, in 1874 and, together with
her mother, Mrs. Richards, moved to
the United States and settled at
WaFrensburg, N. Y, in 1852. Two
years later she removed to Candlston,
Ind, where she was married to B.
Waddington on September 20. 1866.
Three years later she and her husband
moved 70 st. Louis and In 1870 they
settled at Benton City, Mo-, where
they have since resided. Deceased
was q most excellent woman and was
= member of the Catholic Church.
She left the following children:
James, Of II. Louis, Dorothy and
Bert, Of Benton City, Mrs. Blanche
Mullins. Of Gallatin, Ohio, Ellen, Rich
ard, Belle and Mary, Of Benton City.
She also left several brothers and
sisters ss follows; William Richards,
OF California, Mrs. Elisabeth Base
hart, Of McHenry, KY, Miss Eliza
Richards and George Richards, Of
Lone Oak, Tex, Mrs. Emma Rodger-
son, Of Colorado, and John, Of Candle-
ton, Ind. All Of the children were at.
the death bed except James, who had
been present but had returned 10 st.
Louis.
Deceased vas . good and kind wife
and mother 3 pleasant neighbor, and
her death viii be sincerely mourned.
The LEDGER extends sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05
LESLIE E DEAD.
Was Republican Candidate for Con
gresham in the Seventh Mis-
souri, District.

MARSHALL, No., June "a. Leslie
orear, Of this place, Republican NOM
inee for congressman from the Sew
enth District, died at Colorado Syringe
COL, last night. He will be buried
here. He went west for his health 9
month ago.
Mr.. Orear was q cousin OF the State
Insurance Commissioner, Ed T. OrearI
OF Jefferson City. Leslie Orear wa
formerly q staunch Democrat, bul
left the party IN account Of the money
question in 1896 and supported the
Republican ticket. He was defeated
for the congressional nomination two
years ago by w. @. Robertson, oil
Springfield. The Seventh District ID
nearly 5000 Democratic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05
W SEES BRYAN ELECTED
"A Strong Feeling in the West for the
NebraAkan, the Admiral Says.

NEWPORT, r. l., June 27.-Admiral
Dewey, in an interview last night,
said: 81 stand just where ] was some
time ago. II the American people
want me as their candidate for Presi-
dent, I am ready"
Asked il he would stand for the
nomination OF Vice President he said
he would not.
Concerning the political outlook Z
the West, from which part Of the
country the Admiral recently return.
cd, he said:
There Is a strong feeling in the
West for Bryan and II he rune for the
Presidency ] believe he viii be elect
cdr
Admiral Dewey paid a high tribute
to President Mckinley. He spoke Of
the mental strain under which the
chief executive labored and cited the
case of the present crisis in China,
which is very serious, be said.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05
GuMPTION.
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST.
From The Central, Courier

ZION me CenuAlih Oooffef.
Mexico is talking about trying fol
another street fair.
Rev. A. NJ. Vardeman, Of Vandalia,
preached two splendid sermons at the
Baptist church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Smith and child.
rem, Of Mexico, spent Sunday with this
family OF Jesse Kanatzar.
J. V. Fairies and wife, Of Mexico
were here the first of the week attend
ing the funeral of Julius Hunt.
Mrs. Emmett Mcdonald and child
rem of Mexico, r the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George Bruce, of this place
Miss Willie Hook and Master Rob
ert Champ Hook, Of Mexico, are th,
guests Of the family of P. 8. Hooker
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05

1t requires no experience to
dye with PUTNAM FADE
LESS DYES. Simply boiling
your goods in the dye is all
that's necessary. Sold by !.
F. Llewellyn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05

Good old Granny Meicalf, OF Ken
lucky, SO years old, says that DIR.
Belize Pine-Tar Honey Is the boat grip
cure, cough lung and bronchial remtdy
that has been offered to the psople
during her life. Sold everywhere. For
sale by Buckner& Whitney and French
& Garrett
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05
A NOTED ELoCUTIoEIsT.
Miss Sarah Greenleaf Frost Of Hardin
College, at the Convention in
81. Louis.

Speaking OF the convention Of
elocutionists, recently held in St.
Louis, the Post Dispatch says Of MisE
Frost, Of Hardin College:
"study Of Expression as . Help In
Character Building" was the subject
Of q paper read by Mise Sarah Green
leaf Frost, OF Mexico, NO., that was
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05
G. a Barnes,
ATTORNEY At LAW.
Will Practice in all the Courts.
once with p. R. Jesse. over Savings Bank.
Kxecutor's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters
testamentary upon the estate Of
Thomas w. Mallory, deceased, with
will annexed, have been granted the
undersigned by the Probate Court Of
Audrain County, Missouri, bearing
date June s, 1900.
All persons having claims against
said estate are requested to exhibit
them for allowance to the executor
within one year after date Of granting
letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit Of such estate, and
il such claims be not exhibited within
two years from the date they will be
forever barred. W. @. MOORE,
12.4t. Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05

lie Roy N. r.: Gentlemen; Our family realize
20 much from III use OF GRAlN-O that I feel !
must say q word 70 induce others to use 1t. II
people are interested In their health and the
welfare OF their children they wiz use no other
beverage. have used them all, but GRAIN-O
Ihaye found superior to any, for the reason that
ills solid grain. Yours D heaith, c. +. MYERS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05

p. K. Lemon Of Audrsln o., Ne,
marketed 81 head Of ohoios zee pound
hogs that sold 70 Nelson Morris 4 %.
ct IS .7k.-Live Stock Reporter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05

The AudraIn county TsacheFs' In-
stItute, shioh met ct LAddenis THU
week, has changed the date Of The IN
stitute 10 June II Of next year. The
institute viii NEE; IN Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05

The Palmyra Spectator says: W. R.
Dudley and wife, of Mexico, have been
the guests of Palmyra relatives for
the past ten days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05
Tia K. O, Times 9Sc a Year.

The Kansa.s City Times, n Of the
very best metropolitan weekly papers,
will be sent to any subscriber Of the
LEDGER for 9bc q year. Ine Kansas
City Times e . splendid newspaper,
carefully edited and gives all the
news, and only $50 q year. Leave
your subscription at the LEDGER
|ofaaa-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05

The Kansas City Times Gays: "Ool.
Bob White will watch the oonven-
ton bulletins on the shady side Of
Long Island Sound"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05

whea yen need msdieins yen sheula
GET the best that money oan bay. ane
experience proves this "a be feeds
asrsapaFilia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05

said TO be one Of the best papers that
the convention heard. Hiss Frost
told Of the opportunity that eIocu-
tlonists have 70 mold In the character
Of their pupils through wise selection
OF readings. Her points were foFclbiy
an= cleanIy put. Miss Cora Wheeler,
Yiee-president, who vas presiding,
thanked Misc Frost fog TIE eozvea.
ton, because IN her address she had
spoken conclsely and wasted no time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05

The Baptist ladies will serve Ice
cream and cake on the lawn Of Mrs.
Bridgford on the evening OF Tuesday,
July 10.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05

Mrs. Laura Atkinson, of ST. Louis,
guesses the population of Mexico at
1884; Audrain county, outside OF
Mexico, at 24,6l4.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05

r. L. Turner 4 back from IpDlin ieE
. few days On = visit 70 his hEsthsF.
II. O. Turner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05

Miss Della Tally is. home from q
visit In KirksviIle, No. Mrs. Vads
willard, Of that city, accompanied her
home and ls her guest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05

DR.. Frank Harrison will leave IN
about ten days for Seattle, Wash , on
9 visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05

The Misses Ecker, Of Warrentop,
have rented Mrs. OrigIer's house, on
north Cole street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05
BROKEN BRIC-A-BRACS

NJ. aea,or. the FAMOUS cement man. OF New
vn-r --ns.,.s -. - ,ns.r.st,no faok. ahont
so"s 'eig -
MAJORS Cement
The multitudes who use this standard article
- n-e II 800 h,..-nA - 80. ha,ssr
AnoN eAes n-As A4nee = w
than other cement Tor which Similar claims are
mada. hut = great many do not know WHY. The
--.--.-a-Ln a.. ". nrsto- -. ~ -,
himPae IsAson n4-l Ai. M@!or .9oS : ses'
materials ever discovered and other manufao-
psOsiys ID and 40 not sIiow large profits. Mr..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05

W.T.Kendall guesses the population
of Audrain county to be PASS; Mex
leo 6,1I1.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05

Miss ArtemIsla Edmonston and
little Miss Mosby are home from Den
yer, Colo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05

Ng 49, S~o' HN~NA@ H
When Jim rz and Numbered: "Sit down."
1 tell We, the scene wuz %excitin',
thought they wuz sure goin' to fight,
An it did look as il there'd be trouble,
Till the Deakin said Jim Gore wuz right.
An the Deakin hez ben to New York once
So he knows what he's talkin' about,
An | guess on the strength NV his speakin'
Jim ruled that Doc Saggs be put out.
Talk about your smooth-saiin' an slidin'i
Why, 'twuz jest like the hull thing wuz creased;
They wuzn't one vote cast agin it,
An everyone spoke an wuz pleased.
An Jim he appointed two marshals
To see that the thing was done right;
Sam Doty wuz chose fer the daytime
An | was to hev charge at night.
Well, you never see sech gettin' ready,
The bills wuz all printed in red,
An on 'em my name an Sam Doty's
In big letters, up at the head.
An close onto one hundred dollars
Wuz Civ me to send up in smoke.
/ spent a hull day in the city
Buyin' fireworks till / wuz plumb broke.
The HonerbIe Jim Sapp accepted
The invite Sam sent him to speak
An the platform wuz built, an the tables
Set up in the grove by the creek.
On the Sunday precedin', the Deakin
when he prayed, you'd although him in pain)
Got up in the midst Nv the meetin',
An'-think NV it-prayed out fer rainl
StOH6 WAhNN ~ ny
He talked fer ten minutes, an then
When at last he did come to a closin'
There wuzn't a single "Amen."
| guess maybe that wuz the reason
Why he gained the good ear Nv the Lord,
Fer the night NV the third it wuz cloudy
An the day Nv the Fourth it jest poured.
Nv course, the hull thing wuz a fzzle,
They wuzn't ten people in town
An the more that we cussed at the Deakin
The harder them rain drops came down.
The Deakin himself, in a gum-coat
Set out on the platform till noon,
Then sent up to ask Marshal Doty
If the programme wuz going to be soon.
That made us red hot an we answered
1t warn't none OF his old consarn,
But perhaps he'd find somethin' to please hin
Bout eight O'Clock, down in my barn.
Fur, after some talk, we::decided
To hev the fireworks anyway,
An we all went to work, an by seven,
The barn wuz clean emptied Of hay.
An all them mysterious boxes,
We onpacked, real careful an slow,
An set them queer lookin' contraptions
All up by the wall in a row..
An the word was spread round an before eight
A whoppin' big crowd was on hand
You'd a-thought they wuz goin' to be speakin'
By the honerblest man in the land.
The first piece teched off wuz a buzzer,
never see sparks fly so thick,
An afore we half knowed what had happened,
The hull pile went off, jest that quckl
You never heerd sech a commotion,
You never seed half sech a sight,
'Twuz Jest like a big fiery ocean,
Dustin out Nv the land in the night.
They buried Sam Doty last Tuesday,
They think they kin save my left arm,
my right WIZ blowed off by a rocket,
An found somewheres out on the farm.)
| hear they're collectin' some money
Fer barn lumber, iencin' an grain,
But they can't give me back my old sorreI,
Or git a new eye fer my Jane.
l can't figure out why the Deakin
Turned traitor an prayed fer the rain,
But Pm most everlastingly certain
He WOMB iook in a knof-hoIe aoain
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05

Wanted - A registered Berkshire
SOW with pigs from a registered boar.
Pigs from six to eight weeks old; also
a shorthorn heifer calf that is subject
to registry. Give all particulars in
first letter. HAM GRIGa,
w-2t Price,s Branch, Mo.
Miss MabelIe Reed, of Toledo, Ohio,
is visiting Miss kuth Lakenan, Of this
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05

Formerly cty EdaOr Of ths MszicO Ledger, NOS Esw YorA
Representative Of Ue Philadelphia Ladies' Homs JOzrHaI.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05
DlSlOPiS muscles,
ShaItePS Nerves,
SlIIlenS Joints.
RHEUMATISM
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active pennh helpless AM bedddins with distorted hmhss md asHea1 y9i 0x ~. -.
Developing with slight wmdenngp pains just seven enmgh to make one ia nnO""H""s' uNN
decy in such ca&se Ito grow worse ndhndyn become chrome -..A .n.~As- .r.ao
food insufficient clothing ~syning calculated to mparn % health. wHnE eq na1E a maaa 70 sSr.
s sS9EazsaS wma Ia Strictly a BfOOa Disease.
md 10 Imminent or other external treatment can racht the trouble: Nehnerd oms Pre- 1snonMM PILm
and mercury and be- adousm mineral ahh which the dOHoD dwwr prescribe cme heumaaS O
ruin thee Rsiaa land break downh the constitution - - -.
remed which builds up the general health and at the Ae lime rnst the System a We PoIIl
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-05
A. n. IT. A. MEETING.

Sub Order A. II. T. A. No. ISL meets Monday
night on or before fun moon in each month
Visiting brethren always welcome.
D. ]. ATKINS, W.. P.
v. ERDEL, JR.. W. Secretary. is-i-yr.