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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09

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6are for at bliDe iorfulgte.
6amiIien MuriGGo fortoo bet imiolertib;
ben foritob bet faa 9Obt, at ben | belle ire eller
fire Qar boIbt ben frantic 9ibels Silitebepas
relie / beres 6us iua bemmelig, at life en- Sang
Oeres 3ieneitefolt eGIer be narmefte Om9angss
penner baobe nogen Qnelfe ON, at be buiebe
en- iaaban BOG; men bet funbe life ~Tfiules, at
Der bar foresdaet en- itor 5oranbring meb ben
un9e Spanier og bans 6uItru; t6i nddr GDdn~
geliet ferit er tenbt oe &9rlig6eben til 5relies
ten ret bar ~ro6feitet Jig / Sialen, mad en- ipn>
Zig 5oranbring oiie fig for enhbtr, Der bill
I999e MGrte BERTH. Nan 6dbbe ~iaalebes Jet
og id9ttdget, at 5dnlilien Murillo ben ienere
lib par blepen lan9t mere alporlig, at ben MI,
mere END nogen Sinoe fsr, unogit enbber Iom
belIt MbipreoeIie, etbbert ION belIt l~etfinoiot
SeIffab, at idabel Charles ION Qucid fi9lbent
LOB zig Ie / 9irten paa 5eits eler 5aitebage.
0runben BERTH bar, at be life lGngere felte fg
/ Sperensitemmelie meb ben romerffs fatolfe
9uosbprtelie. qraiten, for 6pem Charles %
0utid t%ibligere baboe i%triftet, og BPS bbem be
baooe iegt 9itgioelie for beres Sbnber, be-
n9rfeoe, at De life mere tom til BAN for at
gre Bob; Den p%irfeli9e Qarfag til benne for
prG ten ufortlarlige 2igegbloig6eb par, at 81
belen baboe l6rt benz, at fun Sub tan tiIQibe
os bore Sbnber, og at bet er ipnbi9t og beIpots
teligt at antdge, at en- Brett fan ffenfe os
Raabe og SpnosforIdbelie.
Wan IdgOe Marfe til o1e bisTe 9eIbnbers
lt9beoer bos @barles og 9ucia, enbftent inqen
aneoe ben ianoe QarIdg BERTH.
@fterbadnoen Iom 2ggtefoltene tiltooe /
aanoeIig llbpitling, blebe be irliolertio oQida
%beitdnoi8 mere og mere 6etpmrebe for onbres
5relfe. 0a De %IuaIeOes en- Dag leTfe oeres
frantic gibeI og tom til bet Steb, 6bor Der be-
rettes ON ben ~itattels Manb, Der boeoe 6lanbt
9rapene og babbe en- uren Qano, og bOorlebes
Seius meote BAN, libbrep ben onbe 9lanb, bel
breoeoe BAN og ubtalte be tGrlige o9 t~rDiferi9e
Orb: Sat ben / bit 6us, til bine, % for
tpno benz, bpor fore Sing 6erren bar giort
for big, o9 at ban 6aber forbarmet fig pber
big, = fplotes 2ucia8 gine meb 5aarer, %
bun id9be: oSaalebes bsr Di ogiaa osre,
G6drles!"#
Charles Muriuo iuttebe: o8eb bu ba lite,
bpao 5slgen bill bIipe, 0utiu, Oeriom bet ifulos
blipe betenot, at Ri haoe en- gibel, og at pi fsoe
at ubbrebe bens beliigneOe Sanbbeoer2"
%, @barles!" iparebe 2ucia, ,pibe bi ba
lite, bpdo !6erren tiger: ,,6oo Iom bill betenbe
mig for Mennetene, ben bil ies og befenbe for
min 5aber, iom er 9imlene; men ben, Der bil
n9ete mig for Menneitene, BAN bill jeg Og ne9te
for min 5aber, lom er / 6inlene."
Sra oenne Stunb al b~eiluttebe Charles og
life Iangere at itiuIe for @erben, at be
bare geiiobeIie at SUBS ifreone Orb, og at
al bette hapoe Iert ben ianbe Bel til 5rel>
len at tenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09

hinge pare Spfolf. Oct blep berfpr %beIuttst,
at bun tiGigeneb Barnet al Stil6eo ffulbe
reiie berben pg ie at fomme ON 8orb pda ct
Sfi6, Der fra 4licante itulbe afgaa til 2onbon.
Oct bar en- iergelig og biertegri6enbe
SfilSmigfe; men 5oralbrene latte beres Glib
til ben 6immelite 5aber, og til bans OmIorg
betroebe be ben bprebare Stat bet 6adb, at
ban not oiIbe rebbe Barnet fra bets 5ien6ers
@fteritr9beli er.
Mine 29iere tunne MI uben pberligere 5orz
flarin9 f%orftaa, 6pprlebes Catalina % 6enbeg
Nmme bare TONNE ON 8orb pda Sfibet Ct.
philip, Der itranoebe paa Sarbreblen beb ct.
Subit6s 8ugt.
Saainart Barnet o9 Qmnen bare borte,
%begpnbte 5oralorene at aanbe "friere, ~enoifDnt
De bare ubisfe on1, bpilte Sfribt Der Diloe 6libe
f%oretdgne imob benz; men meoens be ielp bare
tDiplraabige, bare beres SLENDER, Praiterne,
inarraaoige.
Gn Dag traabte to 4Igud3iler eller politis
betjente p%Iubielig IND MuriloS 6us, tog
Charles og 2uciu unber 9eDogtning og frens
itinebe Dem fOr stubens bpieite 9origbeb. Der
Opmte Dem til 5angieI pua 9runb at, at be t
OoeroareIie al oeres @e1ner og 5ieneiefolt
babbe lef / gibelen.
Oct oilbe tdge for lang 9to at forta[Ie eber
aqe be retslige 1nber1ggelier % ON dIle be
SaDn, ION be madtte bore for @bangeliets
Sfblb; ieg ptl oerfor inbftrenfe mig til at forz
teIe eber, at man efter after og after at 6ape
BAIT benz / 5or6gr tilibft ognte benz til fire
Mars itren9t 5engiel pad @runo al, at be
6uooe be9daet ben itore 5orbrboelie. iom man
fdlbte bet at leie gi6elen.
Den unber ale bere5 5arer og 2ioelier
blebe De opretbolbte beb 5relierens Naaoe, og
De %9l9Oeoe Jig Dber at bore blepne anIete for
parOige til at taaIe 5orfplgeGier for bans
Napns Stplb. De fplte fig ogiaa t~pttelige oeo
Sanfen ON, at beres lille Catalina bar, iom be
dntpg, unbluppen fra pr9iternes 5orfeleelie.
S 5engslet blebe be meget baarbt bebdnbz
leoe, forbi De life biloe benbe tilbdqe til beres
~tibli9ere Sro meb bens Qfgubsbprfelis, og enb>
MI mere baarbt, forbi be bapbe b~ortienbt Deres
Barn. Man tilob benz fife at mobtdqe 9repe
eaer at ifrioe til nogen, og be pilbe 6ape lepet
/ fulofpmmen 1tDiSbeb ON alt, bbab Der tilbrog
fig ubenfor 59ngslet, 9bis life ben benligt iins
peoe gpri9bebsperion, Iom ri %tioliaere babe
omtalt, al og til bapbe beIegt benz.
9et er 6giIt Ianofpnligt, at Gbarles og Gu>
cia unber bet LANCE 5angenitab leb Sab 6sn=
ieenbe til oeres iorOiife g%ienoele; men be tunbe
meb 3iuio F~ortrDite fig pua Srelierens b~brebare
5oriattelier, Der til en6per al fine troenbe Die
iciple tiger: uSali9e ere be, JPN Iibe 5orfolz
gelier for 9etferbig6ebs Sfplb, tbi 6inneris
ges Ri9e er beres; iulige ere S, rddr man be-
fpotter og ~forfglger eber % taller dIe6oanbe
onbt inob eber for min Stplo, o9 lpber bet;
: 9l9ber % frpber eoer, tbi ebers 2en ifal
pere me9en / 6imlene; tbi iaa babe be forfulet
Profeterne, fum bare fsr eber." ,Sdnbelig,
tiger jg eosr; Der er ingen, lom bar forlabt
6us eler 6or9lbre eler grebre eIer Suitru
eIer gern for SUBS 9iges Sfplb, iom 10 ffaf
faa bet mango 6oIb igen / benne Si6. oa ben
tilfommenoe 9erben ct epigt 2ip."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-31
pRAIRLE Ia ITElN.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
PRAIRIE LEA, July 28.-Mrs. Albert
Worsham is quite Ill with typhoid
fever.
w. d. Quinlan has sold his 16O-acre
farm at s45 per acre.
Miss Benetta Thornburg, of Mexico,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs Frank
Ruse.
Elizabeth Shoup is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. e. B. Norris in Mexico.
Miss Ethel Thomas is entertaining
her cousins, Misses Beulah and Zula
Roberts, of Sturgeon.
w. e. Heying and family will attend
the picnic at New Florence next Sat
urday.
Mrs. Guy Waite, of Mexico, was a
guest at Mr.. Duty's last week.
Elmer Chapman, of Centralia, was
here Sunday.
Miss Nora Ray is spending a few
days with her friend, Miss Mary Gray,
OF Sturgeon.
Mrs. King, of Des Moines, Iowa, who
has been the guest Of her sister, Mrs,
VIM. Moore, for a few weeks, has re-
turned home. Mrs. King is pleasantly
remembered on the Lea as Miss Lena
Davis.
Miss Clara Cunningham and sister
Mrs. Duff, Of Chicago, who have beer
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Cunningham, have returned
home.
Frank Ruse has a millet field thai
measures 6 feet 10 inches in height.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-31
Rev. r. 5. Morrison Dead.

Rev. Robert Stuart Morrison, one Of
the most prominent Presbyterian
ministers in this section Of Missouri,
died at his farm near Fulton Sunday
night, aged so years. He was, since
his residence in Missouri, one Of the
staunchest friends of Westminster
College, and, while its financial agent,
by removing a debt from the college,
kept the school from being closed.
However DR.. Morrison was most noted,
and was known through the United
States, as one Of the founders Of the
Greek letter fraternity, Phi Delta
Theta, the largest and one Of the
oldest in existence, which be and his
companions formed in lS49 at Miami
University, Oxford, Ohio.
Robert S. Morrison was born in
Green county Pa, March Is, 1922. He
graduated at Miami and Princeton
Universities, and until 1879 vas a
teacher and a minister Of the gospel,
at Chicago and Louisville. After
coming to Fulton in 1879 he was
Westminster's financial agent and also
had charge Of the Presbyterian home
missions until he retired in 1900. In
the Westminster Chapel there is a
tablet which was erected by his
fraternity last March in commemora-
tlon Of his eightieth birthday. He
lived a long life, accomplishing much
good. His memory will long be honor
ed, both by his friends locally, and by
the members of the Phi Delta Theta
Fraternity, from the Atlantic to the
Pacific.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-31
Teeth-$5.b SO Cash--Teeth.

The very best set Of teeth only $3.50
cash, using S. s. White or Justi's
make Of teeth. VIM give you any
other make for so cents less.
Teeth extracted without pain 25
cents each after the first one.
The very best silver or amalgam
filings so cents each after the first
one.
The very best gold crowns, 81.
The very best gold filings as cheap
as is consistent for the best work.
have Just purchased at a big ex-
pense an electric dental outfit (engine,
lathe, mallet, etc. and hereafter will
run everything in my dental office by
electricity, which not only makes all
dental operations much less painful
quicker aud better, but enables me with
the aid of my own invention to give you
the very best of everything at the above
lowprices for cash. A visit TO my office
will convince you that l have a dental
office second to none and that what
say is true. While l do a strictly casl
business, remember, l will satisfy you
or refund your money. Gould anyone
offer you more? Respectfully,
KELLY r. BRAGG,
Once over Fredendall s. wilkins
Dept. Store, northeast orner O
square. d&wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-31
John h. Jameson Dead

John II. Jameson, one Of Fulton's
most substantial citizens, and a cousin
OF Mrs. I. J.. Baskett, OF this city, died
at his residence In Fulton Tuesday
-Ss ~, oU UCnCK-
The deceased was 3 wears ola ..s
leaves a wife and ti.-aa chIlas--
Edward, John and Miss DO-ss =,
well known in Mexico Edward Jah
son is president of the board Of dircc-
tors of the Hospital for the Insane,
No. l, at Fulton.
Mr.. Jameson was a graduate OF
Harvard College and an old settler Of
Fulton, highly respected and much
beloved by all who knew him. While
he has not been in good health for
sometime, his death IA a great shock
to friends.
The Mexico LEDGER Joins other
citizens Of this city in extending
sincere sympathy to the bereaved
| family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-31
Judra Jacob shoba dead.

Judge Jacob Shobe, OF Laddonia,
died Tuesday, aged II years. He was
a substantial citizen OF Audrain coun.
ty and bis death will be unusually re-
GREETED. He leaves a widow and three
children.
Judge Sh0De was born in Usage
county, Mo-, and made that county
his residence for over SO years, when
he moved to Audrain county, settling
near Laddonia and engaging in farm
ing and stock raising. He was a son OF
Samuel and Elizabeth Shobe, who
settled in chat part Of franklin county,
which is now Usage, in an early day.
He a reared ON his fathers farm and
his education, received in the ordinary
schools of that day, was augmented
largely by home study. About the
time OF the war he run a store at
Chamois, Usage county, and was
.afterward station agent for the rail-
road for 10 years. In 1878 he returned
to the farm. In 1878 he was elected
to the county bench in Usage and the
next term was elected county collec-
tor, which office he filed with ability.
In 1882 Judge Shobe moved to Au-
drain county and has made splen-
did citizen. He was married TO Miss
Rebecca S. Hart about 40 years ago;
she and three children, Edgar J., Her
bert G. and Jacob l.. Shobe, survive.
Deceased was a member Of the Lad
donia Masonic Blue Lodge, having
Joined in Usage county, and the JEFF
ferson City Chapter.
Funeral services were conducted
from the late residence under the
auspices of the Masons at 3 O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-31
HANDALIA ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
VANDALIA, Mo-, July 30,-Judge
Guy McCune purchased the Shannon
farm Of 16O acres, near Vandalia for
s3l.25.
joe Middleton returned from
Colorado Saturday.
c. b. Ellis, as agent, sold the VIM.
Pritchett farm Of 100 acres to J. NJ.
Marsh, Of Bloomington, Ill.,, Saturday
for $40 an acre.
Lark Lake has been awarded the
contract for the erection OF the new
NJ. Z. Church at Laddonia.
White Chinn, formerly Of this city,
was united In marriage TO Miss Belle
Mitchell, OF Ashbufn, No, last week.
G +. Maxey, Of Benton City,
purchased the Jeff Almond farm near
here, through c. B. Ellis, for $1,000.
He expects to move down March l.
Clayton Kendall returned form
Pueblo Colo, Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Buff and Eugene
Lamton we're married at Danfortb,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-31
RENTON nL1Y ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
BENTON CRY, July 29.-Ed MCGEE
was down from Mexico Thursday.
VIII Rose, Of Mexico, was down
Wednesday to paint a sign for Mr..
Foley.
George Kemp was Down from Mexico
Thursday visiting his Erents.
Mr.. Claggett was hea Thursday
looking after bis farm interess.
Mrs. Keith and son have ressrned
home after a months visit at FrasA
ford, Mo.
About sixteen hundred dollars worth
of oats are being shipped from here
daily.
Vaughn Crawford was here Thurs.
day in the interest Of a life insurance
company.
Asby Jones and wife, of Wellsyille
came up Saturday to visit his brother
George Jones and wife spent Sunday
in Galloway.
Frank and Gerald Powell, Of Wells
vile, are here visiting friends.
Mrs. Seal, after a several months
visit with her daughter, returned L
her home in Wellsville Saturday. Sh
was accompanied by her granddaugh
ter, Miss Mamie Jones.
Mr. Nickles, proprietor Of the BlacI
Flag at Benton City, has traded hi
stock Of goods to Mr.. Vienna for hi
farm neal Moline. We are glad {
know that VIM. Pierce will still re
main as as clerk.
DR.. A. 9. White, and Harry HuttoI
were down from Mexico Friday.
DR.. Hunter was here Saturday O
professional business.
Messrs. Winfrey, Maxey and ReaI
were in Mexico Saturday.
Misses Hattie Stevenson, of Mexico
and Powell, of Cant, are visiting a
Bart Waddington's.
Mr.. Keith, OF Illinois, who has pul
chased the WIN Read farm, is here 1
looking after his interests.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-31
FROM %AnxTASSE.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
AUxvAssE, Mo-, July 29.-We are
having some very warm weather now.
Miss Kate Atkinson, of Benton City,
is visiting here this week.
John Boyd sold a horse to Will
Buckner, for s75, a few days ago.
Clay Hamilton, OF Benton City,
spent Friday night here.
Mrs. viii Black and little son, OF
Hatton, were here Saturday.
Mrs. Hook is entertaining her sister
from New Mexico, this month.
Mrs. VIM. Gooldy is visiting rela-
tives in Bowling Green this week.
Tracy Glathman, Of Fulton, visited
here last week.
VIM. English, of Kansas City, visit
ed here Sunday.
Miss Maggie Hale returned to her
home in Fulton after a two weeks
visit to relatives and friends here.
+. NJ. Dudley made a flying trip to
st. Louis last week.
J. W. Dry returned from st. Joseph
last Friday.
Miss Fannie Pierce left Saturday for
a visit In Fulton.
Walter Beckley and wife, of Rowena,
are visiting here this week.
Geo. Martin, Of the S. L. A., was
here Sunday.
Misses Mittie Moss and Mary Martin
returned home Saturday after an ex-
tended visit in st. Louis.
Mrs. ]. w. Dry and little son are
visiting in Centralia this week.
Mrs. VIM. Fish and daughter, Of
Stephens store, and Miss Ethel Dean,
of Salt Springs, Mo-, are visiting the
family Of |. G. Beckley.
Bob Dyer shipped one load Of lambs
to st. Louis Monday.
Mrs. Jesse, of Laddonia, is visiting
her son this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-31
RUSH HILL ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
RUSH Hill, July 2S.-Four cars we're
loaded here with oats last week at
30 cents per bushel.
The wonderful corn crop is still
growing better. Our average for
Audrain county is 80 bushels to the
acre, no preventing providence.
The gentleman who bought the
Bill Sims farm OF GAO acres at s35 per
acre, says there is now 200 acres OF
corn growing on that farm, the best
corn he ever saw.
Sickness is coming fast. Riley bud.
ley is very sick With typhoid pneumo-
MIA; Miss Ollie Sipple is Frustrated
with bilious fever; Mrs. Nora Crawford
has a little boy down with lux, and
Tom Kenneth has a child sick with
iux.
Alfred Feutz averaged building one
new hay frame every day last week.
The hay crop is simply immense. And
the cat crop Is averaging about Il
bushels 10 the acre.
Dr. I'd. Vandeventer, OF Laddonia.
was called here to see Riley Dudley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-31

Mo-, recently. Mis- Buff is the daugh-
ter OF Alfred Buff.
Frank Butfum, OF Louisiana, has
purchased the Vandalia telephone
system. He expects to make many
improvements, and will give an all
night service.
Miss Jennie Watkins has been COM
missloned a notary public by the
governor.
Miss Bird Wright left Tuesday for
Yellowstone Park.
Spence Mccoy sold Mrs. Martin
Kunkel, OF Mexico, a line driving horse
last week.
Rev. Partee is conducting a meeting
In tht west end II the county.
Henry Bowen has sold his residence
property tot. b. Lewellen.
Miss Lille Neal returned from
Kirksville Monday.
The old Pike county citizens of
Vandalia met last night to decide a
date for a Pikers picnic in this city.
Miss Ada Youell, of Hannibal,
formerly Of Vandalla, was married to
a Mr.. York in that city Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-31

List of letters remaining in the Post
once at Mexico, Mo-, for the week
ending July 81, 1902, which il not
called for in thirty days win be sent
to the dead letter Office at Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters in this
list will please say advertised
Byrns, Lettie; Barnett, Geo; Brad
ford, Ada; Chamblin, VIM. NJ; Com.
ers, Mr.; Dellton, Della; Deaner, A,
O.; Dashner, Pearl; Forester, Mr..
Hawkins, Anna; jackson, John; Jen'
nings, Emery; Jones, W. B.; Jackson.
Annie: johnson, j.; Mueller, Mrs. Geo.
Miley. Fred; Miller, Mrs. Annie
Marshall, All; Patterson, r. A.
Prefer, Emma W.; Reeves, JET; Smer.
al, Edward; Stokes l. E.; Sercomie
DR. II. f.; Sullivan, w. E.; Thompson
Shoe Co; Tharp, Fred; Wayne, sam
uel; Williams, Vina; wilkins, Paul
White, ]. o.; McNatt ". +.
WIN. TRELoAR, Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-31
SANTA FE ITEMS

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
SANTA FE, July 2S.-Miss May Dull,
Of Noonan, spent from Saturday to
Tuesday with homefolks.
Miss Alma Camplln returned home
Saturday, after a visit with Strother
and Pleasant Hill friends.
Wallace and Charles Bybee are back
from Kansas.
Cooper Alyerson and Tom Shearer
were in town Sunday.
Misses Ellie Drake and Grace Camp
lin are better.
Jim Wilson, of Moline, was in town
Sunday.
Misses Fay Bates and Maggie Good
hey are visiting Perry relatives.
Miss Anah Hoyt, of near Rowena, is
the guest Of Miss Margaret Drake.
James Camplin and John Back were
in Paris Thursday.
Mrs. John Powell returned home
Friday, after a visit with Shelbina
relatives.
Lee Crigler and wife are visiting
Mrs. Sarah Bailey at Shelbina.
George Dull and Jim Beamer at
tended the party at Mrs. Young's Fri
day night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-31
TULIP ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger,
TULIP, Mo-, July 29.-Louise John
son, Of Madison, was the recent guest
Of her uncle and aunt, DR.. Johnson
and wife.
Judge Hurd, wife and little son,
Harold, are guestso of relatives here this
week.
NJ. Cottingham and wife and N.
Earnheart and wife attended preach.
ing at Rowena Sunday night.
Mrs. e. w. johnson and Miss Clara
Brundege visited Mrs. NJ. X. Outright
Saturday and Sunday.
e. T. Daikle and wife spent a few
days with relatives in Columbia last
week.
Miss Fan Hughes, of Shelbina, is the
guest Of relatives here.
Mr.. Elefrltz is in Illinois on business.
Elder McCurry began a protracted
meeting here last night.
Quite a number of our people at
tended the Holiday picnic Saturday,
and all reported a fine time.
Mrs. Milby, who has been quite Ill
for the past week, is some better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-31
PAlNE'S
NATURE SUMMER HEALTH
GIVER.
It Purihes the Blood and Null
tiplies the Number of Vital
Red oorpuscles, Feeds the
Nerves and Tissues and
Gives True Physical
Strength.

Weak nerves, exhausted tissue, poor,
thin blood, Impaired digestion and
sleepless nights, account for much Of
the present existing summer misery
and suffering.
Dear reader, If you are unfortunate
ly numbered amongst the sickly and
weak mortals Of to-day, it is now time
to awake to a true realization of your
danger. The weakening and depress-
ing hot weather will only add to your
miseries il you are careless and in
different.
There Is absolute relief and a posi-
tive cure for you in Palne's Celery
Compound. This wonder : working
medicine is successfully conquerlng
such troubles as yours every day. 1t
is a fact verified by able physicians
and thousands of testimonials that
Paine's Celery Compound makes new,
pure blood, builds up the nervous sys-
tenn, regulates digestion, whets the
appetite and gives yigor and strength
to combat the discomforts Of the
heated term.
Mrs. J. N. Morgan, Secretary, Md,
used Paine's Celery Compound to
Danish nervous prostration, heart pal
pltation and insomnia. The great
medicine quickly restored physical
strength by purifying the blood, brac-
ing the nerve and building up the
tissue; she says;
"When | began the use Of Paine's
Celery Compound ! was suffering with
nervous prostration, had palpitatlon
OF the heart and could notsleep. When
! first went to bed | would sleep one
or two hours, but would wake with a
start. would get up in the morning
feeling worse than when / went to
bed. Now, after using Paine's Celery
Compound, | can eat and sleep well
and wake up in the morning feeling
refreshed and gtrnnp ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-31
FROM THOMPSON.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
THOMPSON, July 3O.--Cut your weeds
Several parties are buying oats and
shipping here.
Rev. Schoolie returned TO his home
Monday after filling his regular ap.
pointment at Liberty Sunday and
Sunday night.
Mrs. /. j. Sims Is some better.
L. s. Wilson, Of Mexico, was here on
business Tuesday.
Mrs. Morris and Miss Julia O'Calla-
CHAN we're in Mexico Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Edwards returned
home to Moberly Saturday after a
several days visit with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Sansberry.
H. T. Cant and brother shipped one
car Of sheep Monday and | car OF hogs
Friday.
Hayes & Sims shipped l car Of sheep
to st. Louis Monday.
VIM. Cant sold IL COWS to Powell &
Hall Saturday. Price not known.
Charles Wright and daughter, Miss
Eunice, visited relatives here the first
of the week.
Miss Anna Bell Roberts is visiting
Mrs. q. +. Elliott.
II. I. Cant was in st. Louis Tues
day.
Mr.. Wayne, Of Mexico, is visiting
Claude Sansberry.
Mias Stella R3dseway has returned
home after a several days visit with
Matte and Raybourn Mcdonald.
Mr.. Ridgeway, Of Texas, is visiting
his uncle, ]. r. Ridgeway.
Rufus Davis and John Daniel, Jr.,
have contracted to paint Liberty
church.
Charles Edwards, Of Centralia, is
contractor for the telephone line from
here to Skinner
Joe Watkins, Of Benton City, was a
recent guest Of Edward Tilger.
Several from here will attend The
excursion TO Hannibal and Quincy on
4.