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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
WORKED < ALSO.
The Han and Woman Who Gave It
Out That They Would Start q
Cigar Mandatory.

The Fulton Independent speaks a.
follows OF Q man and woman who
"workedn Mexico about q week ago.
They are smooth fakirss
A few days ago q stranger came to
FULTON and rented q room over John
McGregor's tailor shop and said he
would start . cigar factory. He asked
Roy Tucker, from whom he rented
the room, not to begin his rent until
his furniture arrived. He took q
grip, trunk and q few other things
into the room and went out to work
the town.
What success he met with or how
he proceeded Is . hard matter TO fad
out.
A gentleman from Marshall, No.,
told Of his exploit in that place. He
rented three or four houses to start in
business and then worked the town
BY selling cigars be brought with him
10 the amount OF $500.
From Marshall he went TO Moberly
and gave bis name as Martin and
disposed al sl5o worth Of bic goods.
BE then appeared at Mexico, under
the name Of Long, and unloaded s7s
worth OF cigars.
The wife Of the stranger left town
on a north bound train, but where the
stranger Is no one seems 10 know.
Roy says be left q telescope grip
and : few soiIed clothes in the room.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
Carrie K. Griswold,l
Plaintiff.
". In VACATION,
]. Dudley Griswold,
Defendant,

Nov 90 this day, February 9Th, 200, comes
ne plaintiff By her attorney, and 1les with the
CLERK Of this court, n vacation, her petition YER
med ~ amdavits stating among other things that
the defendant, J. Dudley Gr1swold, IL q non
resident Of the State Of Missouri, 90 that the or
dinary process o. Law cannotbe served upon him.
y Z nov therefore, ordered hy The clerk o.
tnis court In F~aeationi hat publication be made
notifying him, the said defendant, that an action
has been commenced against him b. petition, IN
the Circuit Court Of kuarain County, Minsoar,
ne object and generzl nature Of which Il 70 OBJ
mony neretoforeo contracted between the plain
in and defendant, and for such further orders
snd Judgments touching ne premises a. may
Nov, therefore, you, said non-reaidentdefsnd
ant =. Dudley 0Ffswold, are hereby bottled Of
the Ming OF this snit and unless you be and aD-
pear q the next regular June term OF this court,
@ Be begun and held ct the Court House Ia he
City. OF Mexico, County and Stato Aforesaid, On
me nret Monday IN June, 1900, and on or before
ne third day thereof answer Or Otherwise plead
q. plaintiffs petition herein, the sams win be
AXE a. confessed and Judgment rendered co.
And his further ordered that q oopy hereof be
pubn1hed In TIE MEXICO Weekly LKDoEH, 4
weekly neWspAper Published IN the said County
OF Andrain and State Of Missouri, for four weeks
auooesotvety. TIE last insertion 10 b. Al laasf ff-
teen days before the commencement n ne aaiS
next torn Of thia court.
Afssti Atrue copg.
By W. 4. Morris, Deputy St asrS Si!c0i' oO0rN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
TRUsTFF's SALE,

WHEREAS, j. w. Mason and Belle
D. Mason, his wife, by their certain
deed Of trust, dated November 81,
1895, and filed for record In the Office
Of the Recorder Of deeds Of trusts and
mortgages In and for Audrain county,
Mo-, on the 2Srd day OF November,
1895, and recorded In said Office In
book 10, ct page 53s, conveyed 70 the
undersigned trustee the following de-
scribed real estate, situated In Audrain
county, Missouri, to-wit:
Lots three 90, four az, i've (5) and
six (0), In block thirteen (l3), In the
county addition 10 Mexico, Mo-, which
said conveyance yes made In trust to
secure the payment OF the promissory
note IN said deed described, and
whereas said note remains due and
unpaid; now, therefore, at the request
Of the legal owner and holder OF said
note and BY authority of the provis.
ions OF said deed Of trust, ], the IN
dersigned trustee, win, on
Saturday, the 14th Day Of April, 1900,
proceed to sell, subject q prior deed
Of trust mentioned IN said deed Of
trust, the property heretofore de-
scribed at public vsndue 70 the high
est bidder for cash, ct the east front
door Of the Court House in the City Of
Mexico, Missouri, between the hours
Of nine O'Clock In the forenoon and
i've O'Clock In the afternoon OF that
day, to satisfy said debs and the ex-
penses Of executing this deed Of trust.
W. b. MCINTYRE,
62-td Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
JOHNSON AGAIN CRAZY.
His Terrible Experience at the St.
Louis Rock Quarry Constantly Re
ours to the Mexico Negro.

James johnson, who passed q por-
ton of Wednesday night hanging
head downward over q elf 15o feet
high at Henry Rueking's quarry, ct
the foot of Usage street, lie q maniac
at the City Hospital.
he IL strapped and bound In q strong
cell in the observation ward. Physi-
clans fear that be lie h~opelessly insane.
In his dementia johnson lives over
again the long hours he hung sns-
pended by q single wire over the dark
chssm. The horror Of continued fear
Of immediate death by being dashed
to the rocks Is ever with him and he
cries for aid.
He thinks the wire is slipping from
his foot, and the wall Of his cell lie the
rough side Of the quarry.
He a grasp nothing with his
nerveless fingers.
This increases his agony Of mind,
and he rolls on the floor or crouches
In . corner the incarnation Of terror.
Twice in his fancy the small wire
has slipped and he plunges downward
TO be dashed to pieces on the rocks.
But the rest that should follow the
completion OF the hallucination is de-
MED him, and death only drags him
back 10 the top Of the elf, leads him
to the edge, then dashes him over
again.
The wire catches about his ankle
and his body Gaps heavily against the
highest rock. He lie again motionIess
with that paralysis that immediately
precedes tragic death. But he does
not fall.
He cautiously feels about him and
attempts to raise himself. Then be
cries aloud.
His foot lie clipping from the frail
moose, but he does not move. Death
is very near and will take him now.
Again there seems a delay. He does
not fall, but ne knows he viii; be has
fallen before and must 90 over again.
At last 1t comes. The moose snaps
and be tumbles-to the floor of his
cell.
To the unfortunate man there are
no visions Of succor. The memory Of
the daring rescue by Hremen with
ladders and ropes has been dispelled
and only the horror Of it all remains.
City Hospital physicians do not
doubt the cause of the unseating of
the negro's mind. His rawlings tell
them and they are preparing to send
him back to the Fulton Asylum, where
he was once 3 patient.
johnson was very weak and nerv-
vi when rescued from his p~erilous
situation Thursday morning, but gave
no signs of insanity when received at
the City Hospital. His answers to the
uBual questions about former COM
plants were answered clearly, and
he told Of bis stay at the Fulton Asy-
ium.
The dementia developed during the
night and he had to be moved to the
cells. There he became so violent
that his cot had to be removed and
straps placed about bis hands and
legs.
Friday morning he could not answer
nationally any query.
johnson has q wife and family ct
Mexico, Mo. He lived in st. Louis ct
1922 CLARK avenue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

sFArR on MIssoURI,(ss
County Of AndraEn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
anraada I'M Wildara-

When things are t'the best" they
become ''the best selling" Abraham
Hare, q leading druggist, Of BeIleville,
o., writes; "Eleotric Bitters are the
best selling bitters l have handled in
20 years." You know why7 Most
diseases begin In disorders Of stom-
ach, liver, kidneys, bowels, blood and
nerves. Electric Bitters tones up the
stomach, regulates liver, kidneys and
bowels, purihes the blood, strength
ems the nerves, hence cures multi
tudes Of maladies. Il builds up the
entire system. Puts new life and
vigor into any veal, sickly, rundown
man or woman. Price so cents. Sold
by J. T. Llewellyn, druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
%Twenty Years Ago =
This Week.
". q. yohuson moved 70 MEXICO.

W. Il. johnson moved to Mexico.
Miss EhHs Daniel taught school nsal
vandaiia.
Moore & Kennen were lumber mer-
chants Of Ladonia.
Ohas. Householder and Miss Winnie
Eims were married.
The Barth Bros. were opening a
clcshIng store in Mexico.
DR.. Russell had his Ofioe in the
Opera House building.
About 5000 changed handle on :
fake foot race IN vandalia
Major Ruoker, Of Sturgeon, was
spoken OF for State Senator.
DR.. NJ. M. Scott moved from Oalia-
way county TO Thompson Station.
E. W. Scott, formerly Of Mexico,
late OF California, visited In Mexico.
MN HZ q HL" NL.
W. e. Towner, OF Mexico and Hiss
Cora stillman, Of Louisiana, were
married.
ID. T. Gentry, Of Huntsyille, bought
Mexico property with the expectation
Of moving to Mexico.
TEN YEAEs AGO TINS WEEK.
Miss Matte Hickman died.
J, W. Beatty vas postmaster.
Mrs. w. D. Harrison had been III.
Mrs. Hickman, aged % years, died.
Henry Grafton, aged 70 years, died.
Hiram Moore was a Mexico attOr-
ney.
W. v. white, of Moline, moved to
Iowa.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Oar
ter, q son.
Frank Coatsworth was quite III in
Missisaippi.
Born, to Harrison Robinson and
wife, q son.
G. B. Null took charge Of the Rob-
erts House.
B. B. Tureman returned from q visit
in Celifornia.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dyke died.
NJ. L. Jones was appointed coal oil
inspector for this city.
Jackson Union, No. es7 was against
establishing a State Fair.
One hundred people were killed by
q cyclone at Louisville, KY.
TIE following city officers we're
elected: Mayor, Ferris; Recorder,
Riley; Marshal, Lane; Attorney, Rob-
ertson; Council, White, Allison, Arm
strong, Roden, Reid and Lupton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

Never before has snoh a generous offer been
made. It VII enable thousands suffering from
lingering or chronic diseases Of the brain nerves,
heart, liver or stomach, 10 test the curative
qualities Of Dr.. Miles, New Special Personal
Treatment free Of charge.
Few regular physicians ID the world haYe such
unlimited confidence IN their SKIN, and the eura-
tive properties Of their remedies as to permit
every patient to Thoroughly test then tree Of
charge such nbsralI speaks ionaer than
words.
Hundreds OF "Incurable Cases" cured. Mr.F
J. Heldp Of Grand Rapids after having been given
i2A Wahash Ave, cured Of dropsy after five Of
Chicagois Leading physicians said there was no
help for her. Truman Dswsese, editor Of the
Chicago Times-Herald states: "Dr. Miles cured
ne Of inherited headache and dizzinsss." Hon.
c. n Buck, banker, Faribaalt, MINI, writes:
81 had broken completely down. Ny head,
heart, stomach and nerves had troubled me
greatly for yezrs. Feared I vouid never re-
o0Ter, but DE-. Miles, Personal Treatment cured
me sfter six ven known phyuicians Of Chicago
and elsewhere had completely failed" Mrs. p.
CouEtrymzn. Of Pontiac, H., says: "Bsveral
years ago when ! sent 70 DR.. Mres for personal
treatment. three physicians said I could not
live two weeks. Icoold not walk sir feet then;
now ] can DO al my work"
DR.. Niles kaH had tWenfy-foar Year, expert
ence, and Il well and favorably known through
out he coHatFy. he has an able and extensive
corps Of assistants and Investigators IN bis lsbora-
tonss. He has patients In every state, territory
Canads aad Mexico. He cordially Invites the
a1iotsd 70 write 70 him.
rou may nsver have another such a opportn-
nifty. Do not fan 10 grite for examination
blank and saD worth Of treatment free. Ad-
dness The Df. Niles Medical Association 0i 70
Dp State st. Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

For sale by Buckner & Whitney an
French q Garrett, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
$4,000 GIVEN AWAY.

Miles n. D. LII. B, the
Eminent Chicago Physician and
Scientist, win Send ANY Suf-
ferer Two Dollars and q
half Worth Of His
Wonderful Treat
ment for Heart
and Nervous
Diseases.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
AN ASSEMBLY INSTITUTED,
A Lodge Of the American Benevolent
Association Organized in This
City-Hamss Of Members.

At 8 O'Clock last night Rev. J. N.
Barbee, State Organiser for the Amer
lean Benevolent Association, called
the meeting at the K. of P. Hall to
order, stated the object of the meet
ing and DR.. McWilliams was elected
chairman and J. O. Davis, secretary,
when the chairman and Organiser
proceeded to institute an Assembly In
due form.
The obligation was administered BY
the organizer, after which Messrs. Nc
williams and Barbee proceeded TO give
the secret work of initiation. After
this was done the assembly proceeded
to the election Of officers for the en-
suing term, which resulted as follows;
Grand Ruler, DR.. J. F. McWilliams.
Past Grand Ruler, Captain O. 4,
Allen.
Vice Grand Ruler, F. A. Sannebeck
Grand Secretary, J. O. Davis.
Grand Treasurer, J. B. Quisenberry'
Grand Sergeant, 7. J. Kelso.
Grand Chaplain, Rev. W. q. Hook
Grand Guard, Macon Oreasey.
Grand Trustees, Messrs. Kelso, San
nebeck and Kemp.
The Grand Trustees were appointed
q committee on arrangements, per-
tanning to the future prosperity Of
the assembly, when more minor items
of business win be attended to.
The organizer, ]. N. Barbee, in
stalled the grand officers In due FORM
which constituted the assembly in
good working order and prepared II
for the limitations Of all future candi-
dates and general business.
Tne meeting was q grand success in
every particular and the Mexico AS
sembly of the American Benevolent
Association starts of with brilliant
prospects.
The next regular meeting will be
held on the second Tuesday night In
April.
NAMES OF MEMBERS.
Following are the names of the
constituent members:
VIM. M. Treloar.
Jas. ID. Mckee.
George Bayless.
Dr.. J. r. Mcwnliams.
T. ]. Kelso.
O. T. Allen.
]. O. Davis.
r. A. Sannebeck.
J. 7. Saunders.
@. T. Hook.
Rev. W. Il. Hook.
Bruce Baldwin.
Henry Brauer.
Emery Moe ullough.
Mason NJ. Oreasey.
l. L. Shepherd.
]. B. Q%uissnberry.
8. NJ. Gilbert.
E.. N. Barnett.
w. r. Kemp.
Percy Treloar.
Virgil Pearl.
Halsey 1. Matthews.
Thomas Roberts.
DR.. ]. B. Hawkins.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
CONGRESSIONAL ROWS
Disgracefal Scenes Enacted by our
Highest Law-Makers at Washing
Lonesome Pointed Talk.

Congress some times loses its
dignity, and reminds one Of q Spanish
ball fight. A gentleman who was IN
attendance last Monday writes In
reference to g committee meeting Of
congressman a. follows;
t'If AguinAldo, the Sultan of sulu
and the chief ~panjandrum Of the Min
danaos had been present Monday
morning at the committee on military
Affairs Of the house Of Representatives
they could have witnessed an episode
which clearly demonstrated the In
capacity OF Representatives Lentz, 81
Columbus, o., James Hay,of Madison,
Va, Nicholas n. Cox, Of Franklin,
Tenn, Thomas NJ. Jett, OF Hillsboro,
H., John A. 7. Hull, Of Des Moines,
Ia, and other members Of the com-
mittee for self government. II the
scsne had taken place In . bar room
among a lot Of drunken rufians IL
would have been considered disgrace
full, but when members OF congress
'intrussed with the solemn duty OF
making laws for the governments Of
the people howl at each other like q
lot Of lunatics, shake their fists in
the air, climb over tables to strike at
each other and call each other liars
and scoundrels, 1t lie time thai they
resign and commit their duties TO mon
who can at least control their tenn
pers. Here are q few expressions
that were heard during the ~controver-
ny:
"You lie, and / am inclined to throw
You through the window"
'Tf 1 could get at you this room
would be too small for u.s."
"That hired man iies.n
"Mr. Lentz' language is course,
rude and indecent"
UIf he calls me . liar / will hit him."
apologize Of fight; that's the way
to settle ii. II man calls you a liar
hit him."
apologize or fight"
When the committee adjourned Mr..
Hull, Of Iowa, the chairman, rushed
down the room, his eyes blazing with
anger, leaned over the table and
shouted ut Mr.. Lentz OF Ohio:
81 want to tell you right now that
this committee room won't hold rs
both II you ever talk to me that way
again."
Mr.. Lentz squared back for q fight,
but the infuriated Iowan kept on:
"You have gone Is far with me as
any man can 20, and i won't stand
your insults any more. Don't you
ever dare to talk to me again that
way. I give you fair warning"
"You needn't talk to me the way
you did, or ! won't stand it, either,n
reared MIR. Lentz. 81 give you warn
ing not to talk to me as you have.
You haven't treated me decently at
any time"
81 don't take you as my model OF
decency," snapped Mr.. Hull.
"Well, you're no criterion Of
decency yourself" said Mr.. Lentz
sngrlly.
The quarrel was still on when Mr..
Hull, with some friends, ended the
trouble temporarily by leaving the
room,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
FOR STARVING INDIA
4 Letter From r G. Hobbs Explaining
in Detail-thelKfor to Relieve the
Sufferers in the Orient

Rev. J. J. Hicks, pastor Of the First
n. 3. Church, Of this city, to-day re-
ceived the following letter from Mr..
R. @. Hobbs, Of Springfield, III, who
is interesting himself In the move
ment to aid the starving people in
India:
6PRnsGFTELD, liz, March 2s.-My
Dear Sir: The time is fast going by
fOr the raising Of the cargo Of corn for
India. The ship viii sail about April
18th. There is yet time to cover the
whole western country with system
attic sppeal, II those who have it in
their power to do 90 viii lend 9 hand.
This appeal goes to the Methodist
pastors In the county seats Of the
west. Iappsal to each to look after
the organization OF work in his own
county. VIII you not undertake, by
personal visitation or by correspond
ence, 70 start the work in the several
communities in your county, Public
meetings might be arranged In cent
ere, to be followed BY the work Of q
few canvassers to reach the people
who are not out at the public meet
ings. The chip is going. Free trans-
p~ortation is thus provided. The In
dian Government pays for the ship.
Every pastor IL sufficiently familiar
with the conditions in India to make a
plea for the starving people. Ny last
hope for getting the matter thorough
ly before the people is through you.
Anything received by April 18th will
be in time, fer we VIII have grain
ready in an elevator at the chips side
to put on board at the last minute
every bushel that can be paid for. The
cargo viii 60 into the hands of Amer
lean missionaries OF all churches.
The work is not UNCONVENTIONAL
and the appeal can be made to all.
This 10 an appeal to humanity. Our
final hope lie that for humAnity's sake
and for Christ's sake, you viii do what
we ask. I plead with you for your
corporation. / cast down the cause
Of the starving people at your feet and
beg you to take it up. The time may
seem short, but much can be done in
two weeks week for organizing
and q week for the actual appeal. You
win know, or can find out through
others, the best person in each neigh
borhood to set going the marshaling
Of the forces. Something may have
been done by lyou or others in your
town. This appeal is to induce you,
IL possible, to push the work . little
farther and to look after places where
nothing has been done. Do not fail.
us in this critical hour. We can do
nothing else but rely upon you.
The Cristion Herald, which did 30
much for India three years ago, offers
to put on board $4,000 bushels II we in
the west will raise $1,000 more. Not q
bushel of the cargo ought to be lack
ing. Because Of the shortness of the
time the only way lie to raise the
money and buy the grain In New
York. Money "a be sent to me or
the Gristian Herald, whichever the
people prefer, as l am cooperating
with that paper, which proposes to
furnish half the cargo and have charge
Of the expedition, but please let me
know what Is done. Yours very truly,
r a Hoaps.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05


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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
CANDIDATES APPOINTMENTS.
Places and Dates Arranged to Meet the
Veters-The Primary on Saturday,
May 5.

There have been several changes "a
the list of appointments for the can
didates. Following lie the route q
Beagles, Thursday, s.
Worcester, Friday, g..
Rush Hill, Saturday, 7.
Prairie Lea, Monday, Q.
Bolts, Tuesday, 10.
Weaver, Wednesday, IL.
Bryan, Thursday, IL.
Fox, Friday, 10.
Thompson, Monday, 1s.
Hisey, Tuesday, II.
Cant, Wednesday, is.
High Hill, Thursday, 10.
Pleasant Green, Friday, 20.
Eaylor, Monday, %.
Gatewood, Tuesday, "A.
Central, Wednesday, Is.
Rowena, Thursday, %.
Burnham, Friday, "a.
Friendship, Monday, 30.
NAY.
Macedonia, Tuesday, 1.
PisgAh, Wednesday, 2.
Canada, Thursday, 8.
Mexico, Friday, 4.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
A,DEMoCRAr1c CONGRESS
Hon. Champ Clark Egursrs That the
House VIII be in Line by q
Good Majority.

Hon. Champ CLARK In q letter about
the prospects Of having a Democratic
congress says:
FIGURING oNNKxT HOUSE.
Democratic prospects are growing
so bright that no one hears any
prophecy touching the next house
except that the Democrats will have
1t BY q handsome majority. To show
how easily they can do the trick one
gentleman with a turn for arithmetic
gives these figures, showing by what
narrow margins several Of our Re-
publican brethren hold their seats:l
Majority.
J. O. Needham, Seventh California lis
B. z. Marsh, Fifteenth Illinois. 49,. .242
Wa. Rodenberg, Twenty-frst III. .5O6
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
aTha Railrnad in Rdnoation,

The Railroad in Education"
An interesting, instructive booklet
by Prof, Alex Hogg, special edition,
handsomely bound in cloth, title In
gilt letters, contains Illustrated chap
ter on the magnificent st. Louis Union
Station, sent free upon application
accompanied by Q cents postage,
o. 8. CRANE,
st. Louis, No.
@. P. and T. A., Wabash r. Z.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

Word was received here Thursday
morning that B. F. Harrison, Of
Chicago, was dead. Mr.. Harrison was
raised here and wentto Chicago about
20 years ago where be engaged in the
live stock commission business. He
was born Oct. 10th, 1921, and died Of
kidney trouble. He has two brothers
living, 7. Harrison, Of Mexico, and
Sam Harrison OF this place. We
extend sympathy to the friends Of
the family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

In almost every neighborhood there
s someone whose life has been saved
By Chamberlain's oolle, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, OF who has been
cured Of chronic diarrhoea by the use
Of that medicine. Such persons make
. point or telling Of Il whenever
opportunity offers, hoping that II
may be the means of saving other
lives. For sale By all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05

1t is certainly gratifying TO the pub
lie TO know of one concern which lie
not afraid tn be generous. The pro-
prietors OF DIR. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds,
have gwen away over ten million trial
bottles and have toe subtraction Of
knowing Il has cured thousands Of
hopeless cases. Asthma, bronchitis,
Ia grippe and ell thrOat, chest and lung
diseases are surely cured by II. Gall
on J.. F. Llewellyn, druggist, and get 8
free trial bottle. Regular size soc
and 81. Every bottle guaranteed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
sion Reward sim.

The readers OF this paper win DO pleased tc
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able 10 cure in all III
stages, and that Is catarrh. HANS Catarrh
Cure is the only poaidys cure known to The
medical fraternity. catarTh being a constitu'
honal disease, requires : constitutional treat.
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure Il taken internally
acting directly npon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, and giving tho
patient strength by buiiding up he constitution
and assisting nature In doing Its work. Ths
proprietors have 90 much faith in It's curative
powerst that thay offer One Hundred Dollars fol
any case that It fails TO curs. Send for List Of
testimonials. Address,
F.J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o.
Sold By druggists, 7bc.
HAn'S Family Pills are the best.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-05
That Throbhing Headache

Would quickly leave you II you
used Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Thons-
snds Of sufferers have proved their
matchless merit for sick and nervous
headaches, They make pure blood
and build up your health. Only 25
cents. Money back II not cured. Sold
by ]. p. Llewellyn, druggist.