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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13
WHERE cAEDIDArss SPEAK.

wednesday, March IL, Union.
Thursday, March 10, jackson.
Friday, March II Liberty.
Monday, March II, Benton city
Tuesday, March Is, Sun Rise
wednesday, March 10, M~artinsourg'
Thursday, March 20, Edwards
Friday, March 81, Black.
Monday. March "a, Hall.
Tuesday, March %, Carter.
wednesday, March %, Pleasant
Plain.
Thursday, March q, vandalia.
Friday, March %, Farber.
Monday, March 81, Laddonia
Tuesady, April l, Rush Hin.
wednesday, April 2, Mcclintic
Thursday, April 3, Beagles.
Friday, April 4, Bean Creek
Monday April Z, Duly.
Tuesday, April s, Moline.
Wednesday, April 9, Bryan.
Thursday, April 10, Central.
Friday, April II, Fox.
Monday, April Il, Harrison.
Tuesday, April Is, Goodwater.
Wednesday, April 16, Sailing.
Thursday, April II, Macedonia.
Friday, April Is, Pisgah.
Monday, April p, Lawson.
Tuesday, April p, Naylor.
Friday, April 25, Mexico.
In each instance speaking will begil
at 7:3O O'Clock and clerks OF schoc
districts will please see that the house
are properly heated and lighted.
W. 0. HosTETrER, Chairman.
A. II. WHITNEY, Sec'y.
~ 1911 L. am onfko an
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13
Farns 40 0OO DolIara In Februarv.

The report Of the State Treasurer
for February shows that the expenses
of the State Penitentiary for that
month were so, 076.2s, and the re.
ceipts were 24,o44.14, or nearly q, OOO
more than the expenses.
The following taxes and fees total.
ing sl4, 754.25 we're paid into the State
Treasurer in February;
Notorial commissions, $780,
Domestic corporation tax, sll, I2O.
Foreign corporation tax, Ss45.
Miscellaneous fees, $3.50.
Land department fees, s3s.65.
Recording railroad contracts, sll9.
Bank inspection fees, s795.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13

a BILL appropriating $4,000 for a
Worlds Fair exhibit was passed on
March 6 bya unanimous vote in the
House Of the Colorado General Assem-
bly,. This was the amount asked for
by the State Commission, which has
also secured pledges Of financial assis-
lance from mine owners and from
nearly every county in the State,
The Colorado exhibit complete will
cost about 100000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13
Farmers and National Loans in sws.

STOCKHOLM, March 9.-The agrari
an party at its meeting here showed
itself in sympathy with a proposal t
compel farmers, when borrowing
money on land, to obligate themselyei
to pay back 2 per cent. Of the loaI
annually. Major Bergmark, a mem
Der of the upper house, said:
"Agricultual property has beer
m0rtgaged for one-third OF its tota
value during the last twenty years. L
this continues the farmers Of the next
generation will be overwhelmed will
debt and unable to Withstand compe
tition. furthermore, land is a nation
al asset and its burial under mort
cages a national peril. The stat
forces the municipalities TO repa!
loans within a reasonable period. The
same principle should apply to farm
ers.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13

The late rain has broken the pro-
tracted drouth. lisa year the 18th
Of next April since We have had
enough rain 10 make the branches
run. The ground was in a bet
ter condition 70 work than 1t is to-day
and the farmers are all rejoicing at the
bountiful fall Of rain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13
The I'LL Wind

that blows nobody good is bent on er.
rands OF mischief In the fan and
winter. II produces the most danger.
Gus Of common complaints, a bad cold
Your cold viii not become bronchitis
nor consumption If you make timely
use Of Aliens Lung Balsam. Take II
frequently until the cough and the
stopped-up feeling In the chest arr
gone. Contains no opium and will.
not disturb digestion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13
pnhlin Administrat0r,s h0IlE

Notice is hereby given lla ~ !
of administration upon tu 49,
L. Gilltrap, deceased, tv Ire n
granted the undeSigned ca1ntg y
bate Court OF Audraln C9 . M.
souri,, bearing date OF req ar
An persons having sam "a elhI
said estate are Request ~ sdm
them for allowance 70 We w. das Z
traitor within one year ala bs q
granting letters, or tncy sg@cb
cluded from any benefit o. ,ot eSbl
and II such claims be n \ Ssts q
within two years tr9n'
VIII DC iois's' j. T. isl
so-st Public Admlns
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13
Admipistrator's Notice.

Notice Is hereby given tla' 9
testamentary upon the eState IA,
l. Sparks, deceased, have pesn al
the undersigned by the Proga9s ,srs
Of Audrain County, Missouri
date OF Feb. Is, 1902 as
All persons having claln !, m
said estate are requested w.snl5l
them for allowance to tile 5stf
traitor within one year allel = d
granting letters, or they msi ~
cluded from any benefit oil 1
and II such claims be no' Az ID
within two years from 'ue
win be forever barred. cIARk,
sn.at Administers
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13

The Fulton sun says Miss Alma
Pence and Azalea Green, two charm.
ing young ladies' Of Hardin College,
Mexico, who have been the guests Of
Mrs. Noble b. Mckee, at The School
for The Deaf for several days, left FOL
Mexico Monday afternoon Mis-,
Pence Is a daughter Of 5. +. Pence, a
member Of the school for the Deal
Board from Keme.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13

An oaicial Of the Department Of JUS
tlce relates an amusing story OF bis
experiences with politicians, who
were opposing his appointment to
Federal Office and filed charges
against him, accusing him Of a muir
der committed years before be was
-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13
STOCK ann FARM NOTE,
First Door Fest of
. French & CARROTS
Drug Store.

B. R. Middleton bought horsp, /,
Hallsville Tuesday.
Hisey & Lee have sold a f,,..
gelding to P. P. Crunden, ofSt tan''
at a good price.
J. +. johnson, of Audraip coD,,,
marketed 80 head Of hogs that ays,,s
ed 2o6 lbs. and sold at s6.473.-T1sI
days Lire Stock Reporter
The United States most po,ts.n
post-oiilce is at Point Barrow, 40 MI
north Of Nome, Alaska, and ps,m,
the North Pole than the northernas
part Of Iceland.
E. ]. Neal had a carload Of mills.
the market from Vandalia, Moe
Lee had a car load Of horses IN y
receipts from Fayette, No. M.
days Lire Stock Reporter.
j. Il. johnson is home from TslSh
ILL.,, where he cried the Judy Il
which was very successful. Mr. Jas
son, while in Illinois, made srrspn.
ments to cry a big sale of Shornu
in Jacksonville, Ill, o. Aprl2
On the ST. Louis live stock nsfls
Tuesday only medium grades q M
cattle were represented. Beef Vi
butcher steers sold for from Saa
to s6.15; butcher heifersH from aAt
1926; butcher cows from s3.56E
veal calves from S35 % to 81; stocbs
and feeders from $3.50 to stl5,
J. II. Scott, that large feeder al
shipper Of Audrain county, NJ
was ON the market with los 4
butcher stun, which included 3
heifers, $40 pounds average, at aa
Il. j. Neal had a carload Of mnla {.
the market from Vandalia-J RM
a regular shipper OF Boone cunt
furnished the top Of the beet IA
with q steers Of 1854 pounds arag
that had flesh enough TO sell 70 q
st. Louis Dressed Beef Compsg 4
90. l0.--From Mondays Lie Sod :
porter.
Hogs-Falr to good heavy bog a
lbs. average and above, sold at \
s6.47i; medium weights, 100 % 4
lbs, at s6 to s6.42t, the bulk at aHs
$3.50; light lights, 100 to l0lAf
SASS to $685., the bulk at SD
s5.75; pigs under 100 lbs, at As
s5.25; heavy culls at $3.50 70
fair to good naked at $3.50 t0SA|
The top was s8.4Ti and the bulkda
hogs above $50 lbs. sold at Sc to u
against a top Of $3.50 and the bulb
s5.9 90 to 1920 on Monday.
Sheep-Lambs sold at $50 to
native mutton sheep at s. to $
Texas sheep, 70 lbs. average, at 81
and bucks at 81 to $50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13
Important Try, Try Again. Straw
berry Plants.

Special culture gave US line quality
but not usual quantity, Of plants
tested varieties; supply limited; ordeI
early. Call at Office; or, shall We cal
on you? NURSERY DEPARTMENT,
d&wtf Ortiz Fruit farm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13

NKwsPAPERDoM, Of New York City.
Is eminently correct when 1t says
There can be no better policy in ouI
dealings with the public than a deter
mination to be truthful, honest and
just, and to always espouse the right
In questions Of public concern with I
frmnesS that knows no turning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13

ONE Of the first moves made by the
City Council should be in the direction
OF paving the streets OF Mexico with
brick. Have you noticed the streets
around the public square during the
last day or sog
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13

TIE report that Prince Henry
bought an Audrain county horse is
without any foundation, and there is
where Prince Henry is the loser. He
never will get the best horse until he
gets n from Audrain county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13

We clip the following from the Full
ton sstH: Dr. e II. Tincher and wife
left for Mexico Tuesday afternoon,
where they will reside 10 the future.
Dr. Tincher will practice medicine In
Mexico. During their stay here DR..
and Mrs. Tincher have won many
friends who join US In wishing them
all success in thelr new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13

THE horse men Of Andrain county
shauh arrange to have stallion day
either the last Saturday in March or
the first Saturday In April. All Of
the fine horses in Audrain county
should be in Mexico on that day, as
we are going to keep up Audrain's
repution as the horse center Of the
aarth
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13
The Best Of Seeds Of AM Kipds.

Hathaway-Keath Seed and Produce
Co, Mexico, No, dealers in field and
garden seeds, carry the largest and
most complete stock Of any house in
this part OF Missouri. 49-l2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13

We are unloading two cans u sra.
cine' buggies and road wagons; We
are 10 a position 10 on your wants In
the vehicle line better than ever. We
invite you 70 look through our large
line u vehicles whether you are In The
market or not
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13

Hon. ". J. BRYAN, OF the Common
e., take the position that the greatest
service a newspaper can render IS 1.-THE
impartial publication Of all the news
on both sides Of all public questions. =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13
Cant. Kid Disc

Wherever this disc Is used 1t seldom
fails to make a friend. This disc Il
guaranteed in every particular. YOU
viii have 10 try enc TO appreciate it
Don't fan 10 examine this modern
piece Of machinery, II you are inter
estea IN any way in disc culuvators.
FKKRIs * CAUTHORS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13

Prom the Wcaem Printer and Publisher.
A Brplkly mar wants us 70 adyer-
tise and take nt medicine for pay. We
viii take itch ointment and condition
powders or anything ue need, but We
won't have hts Jus5t0m l up the paper
with advertising.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13
1874 Tasso born.
MARCH y

1881. Mns. Harriet LeTumo died
in Mexico, No. She was ever 100
wears old. She was a half-breed In
dian and a granddaughter ofBlackhawk,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13

TIE Republicans will hold their
State conventions June "a and July IL
at jefferson City and Joplin. The
Atkins faction seems to have been
victorious.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13

TIE death Of Mitchell Ringo, one
OF Mexico's brightest and most popu-
lar young men, reminds US that in the
midst Of life we are in death.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13

THERE are takers and ''fakers, y
but the newspaper ''takern is the
worst Of al.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13
Ferris & CAurHoRS.

Order strawberry plants early end
avoid disappointment
NURSERY DEPARTMENT,
d&wu Ortiz Fruit Farm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13

We have a line y implements that
arr hread-vinnerss don't fail 70 get
oar prices before baying
FERnTs& CAUTHoRs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13

Frank Ridgeway, G. & A. agent
Rush Hill, has been transferred hh
dependence.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13

When you buy laundry sap you ex.
pect il 10 tighten your labor. You are
disappointed when you ind that you
just doall the work yourself. II you
must rub and Grub and grind al the
dirt out why use soap At alf MArLE
CRY SuF-WAsHFS0 soar does the
work you buy It 70 DO. Its pure soap
and all sap. For sale by all grooen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13
Por Sale.

I have 2 good jacks for sale cheap,
easy terms, or will trade them for any
other stock. Come and see me.
WIT B. r. MIDDLETON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13

John Zimmerman, Of Benton City,
has two we'll improved sO-acre farms
to rent. vat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13
MARCH SPECIALS
Al
.99c STORE
,l.oo puckel shoes, sIae 8 . n. 60

sI.0O Bucket shoes, size c to II, 90
Children's Rubbers and B pr. lsC
SOC Umbrellas ~ at. ,.. S3e
Feeced Cotton Gloves. loC
Ionclad shirts and Overalls-the
best on earth ............... ~
Ice Harness Avis. ..........v~ A
5 gross CASTLE Soap, bar ..... Il
Rivets for Machines ? boxes. l6C
l0-in. Saw File. .............., lOS
Good Buggy Whip .,.....- lo
Iron-Frame Wringers, value sl.50,
90 at......... .,..............y s'
Clothes Pins, doz .............. Il
Sc Painted Chamber Pail 25'
sc Curry Comb. .,........-.... l0
Maple City Soap x
Sod Iron Handle. "
2-qt Tin Bucket. o
l0-qt. Dish Pan tx
Egg Beaten ..................... Il
4Oc Unhandled Cup and Saucer,
set -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13

Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs for Sale
Ortiz premium stock, pure strain,
selected pen. $3.50 per sitting Of 10.
Mrs. r. d. WoRRELL,
dot Stat Mexico, MO.
w. S. Whltford, who is in busnines'
at Elyins, Mo-, is visiting his family
in this city this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13
Carpets, Mating. DTaDHiG,
Lace and DanaSk Curtains

XXTE are showing the largest assortment Of
w Carpets, Art Squares, Rugs and Mating
ever shown in this city. Also a complete line
of samples, the latest styles and colorings, in
Administers, Moquettes, Velvets and Brussels.
Smyner and Moquette Rugs in all sizes and
qualities. Art Squares in Administer, Brussels
and Ingrains. Mating, plain and fancy. 1t
will pay you to visit our store if in need of any
thing in Dry Goods, Clothing, &c, as we are
making very close prices in all departments.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13

EX-GOVERNOR ALTeELD's CAREER.
John P. Altgeld was born In Prus-
STA in 1913. He came TO America
with his parents, who settled on a
farm near Mansfield, 0. When 16
years old be entered Co. G, One Hun
bred and Sixty-fourth Ohio Infantry,
and participated with Grant in the
campaign that closed the Civil War.
He came to St. Louis after the war
and studied law. Later he went to
Savannah, Mo-, to complete bis stud
les. He was elected Prosecuting At
torney OF Andrew county in 1874, and
the next year resigned and moved to
Chicago. In 1886 he was elected
Superior Judge Of Cook county. In
August, 1891, he resigned the judg-
ship. The following year he was elect
ed Governor of Illinois, and among hi:
first official acts was the pardoning Of
the Haymarket riot anarchists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13

MARcul 10.

1888. A Christian Church vas or
gained at Paris, No, with MI. and
Mrs. Joseph Foreman, Mr.. and Ms
John Shoot,J. C. Fox and J. r. Aber.
uathy as members.
1854 Gen. Grant placed In com
mand Of the federal armies.
MARCH II.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13

Found-Small package Of dry goods
Osner can have same by calling On
MB J. J. Porter and identifying H.
and paying for thIsad. Wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13
TO ENTERTAIN THE PRINCE.
1t Cost the City of St. Louis $4,000
an Hour.

FROM the 81, Louis star
Prince Henry, OF Prussia, spent
three hours and forty-two minutes IN
st. Louis Monday. He arrived at
|6sbs a. m and departed at 1910 a. m.
Tho following table shows the estl-
mated cost o. the visit;
lh2 plates at breakfast at s25
each.
81 committee carriages, at %
each -" w
20 German Veteran carriages
at 50 each .......-...f.., % w
st. Louis Club decorations. 10000
Public and private decorations 5,oOO'OO
T,ma ~ 9oo polloe 10000
Time Of 100 cavalry. .....~~. oOO'VV
Time Of 100 committeeman
th,ee days. 100000
street cleaning ............ 100000
Souvenir presented to Prince
Henry ............. 2,OOo.oC
Total. $40, 57e.O(
In St. Louis from SIS to 1910.
cost per hour of Princes visit, 90,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-03-13
rx.eov. q Il a
Passed Away Ten Hours AFTER Being
Stricken With Paralysis FELL
While closing Pro-Boer
Speech at Joliet.

Special ntfatch 10 the Ledger
JoLlEr. H., March l2-Ex-Goyes.
nor John P. Altgeld, who was strick-
en- with paralysis at the close Of a pro-
Boer speech in this city last night
passed away at 100 O'Clock this morn
ing. He had been unconscious since
midnight, but the end came very sud
denly. The physicians give the cause
Of death as cerebral hemorrhage.
Mr.. Altgeld, who was formerly
Democratic Governor Of Illinois, was
addressing a pro-Boer meeting and
seemed in good health at the begin
ming Of his address. In the course Of
his remarks he became very bitter in
denunciation OF Lord Pauncefote, Of
the British Embassy at Washington,
aud the British Government for the
course pursued in the Boer war.
Toward the close Of his speech the
x.Goyernor stammered and appeared
to be in trouble; recovering himself ht
finished his speech with an effort, bul
fell paralyzed as he was leaving the
stage.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-17

REAL ESTATE BARGA1NS-We
have complete list of city property
and farm lands. We will take great
pleasure In showing them to you.
Hill Hardin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-17

Ihis morning Messrs. II and
r. NJ. Morton, wh0 live near Isaly,
came here and faled thu viii Of fileir
late father. = y. Morton, for pro
bate.
Mr. Morton died last week after q
painfai illness Of paralysis. He
was stricken about ten days ago
end was conscious only part of the
time till death came to relieve him
Of his snfferings.
Mr.. Morton was one of the best
citizens of Ellis county. He was ~
years old lacking two months, and
was o native of Virginia. When but
a youth his father moved to Ten
nessee. Upon reaching mans es-
tate young Morton married and in
Is7l moved to Ellis county. During
his residence In this county he lived
an honored life and was loved and
esteemed by all who knew him. His
wife died about seventeen months
ago. He has only three children,
the two mentioned above and W. ID.
Morton, who resides In the pam
handle country He leaves a farm
of 342 acres of land to be- divided be-
tween these sons.
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CONGRESS- THIS WEEK
Programme as Mapped Ont for the
House and Srra,e.
SHIP SUBSIDY BILL.
The SeHatr VIII Rcgiu Voting en the
Measure This Afternoon RIVER
and Harhsr 1911 NIL Pass
lie Haase TiiA Me,k.

Washin gton. March lin accord
tnce with the agreement reached q
week ago. the senate viii begin vot
ing On the ship subsidy bill and amend.
r1eats at O'Clock this afternoon
There Will be no spacchmaking after
the voting begins. The senate met
ut III o'clock. an hour earlier than
usual. in order 10 give senator's who
may st!ll wish 10 be heard an oppor,
tunity to speak on the bill before the
time ire vote arrives.
with the subs dy bill disposed of
the bill introduced by Senator Hoar
for the protection OF the president OF
the United States from sassination
will assL .le first place on the caien-
dar, having been made the unfinished
business II Is not expected. however.
that there will be prolonged debate
terest among senator's as to which Of
several measures will be next pre-
ferred Either the oieomargarine bill
or the Chinese exclusion bill doubt
less will be made the unfinished bus
mess to succeed the presidential pro-
lection measure. though the Sicara-
guam canal bill also Is pressing for at
tcntion. The canal bill, however. ac
cording to present understanding. will
be compelled 10 walt on both the
other bills. There is suggestion
which members of the steering com
mittee are considering to allow the
Chinese bill and the oeomargarine
bill to run alons side by side. one OF
them occupying the morning hour and
the other taking the time after the
expiration OF that hour. The advocates
Of both bills are confident OF the out
come.
The house this week will pass the
river and harbor bill; will decile ihe
contested election case of Moss vs.,
Rhea from the Third Kentucky dis
triet and will consider the bill for the
retirement of officers OF the revenue
cutter service.
The report in the contested election
case Ia against Mr.. Rhea, the sitting
member who is Democrat and 1t IS
regarded as forgone conclusion that
he will be unseated
The revenue cutter service bill was
defeated In the last congress. but Its
friends claim to have hope that IL will
meet better fate now. IL is believed
that the rivers and harbors bill will
not consume more than two days
A few members who are dissatisfied
with preparations for improvements
In their district will make an EFFORT
to amend II on the floor TO meet their
individual wishes. but the committee
believe they will have strength enough
to prevent any attempt to amend 1t
and that II win pass in the form in
which it Was reported from the COM
mittee
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
ssate,n~ns of the coInmsrce Of the Phii-
sppla~- far 1900 OIL.

spptD~= ~ 1900 VI.
Washington. March 1.-THE com
parative statement OF the commerce Of
the Philippines for the eight months
ended Aug. 81, 1901. and 1900, shows
that the total valne Of the merchandise
imported during the eight months
ended Aug. 81. 1901. was $f9,61S.59s
against s14.5so.457 for the some period
OF 1900. and the total value OF mer-
.chandise exported during the eight
months ended Aug. 81, 1901, was sl6.-
s35. a05. against sl5,s2s.o15 for the
same period OF 1900,
The imports show an Increase OF s5
per cent during the period Of 1901 as
compared with the same period of 1900
In the exports there was per cent
increase in favor of 1901. The imports
from the United States. exclusive of
gold and silver. during the eight
months of 1901 was s2.47o.o50. being an
increase of 81 per cent over the same
period OF the preceding year, while the
export figures show a gain of nearly
$1,000. 900 on foodstuffs, and IN manu-
featured articles of nearly $4,000 900
for the eight months of 1901. Agricul-
tural exports for the periods mentioned
show slight increase during 1901, the
showing for this period being s14.539.-
S8T, OF which amount $40. 436,566 Is
credited TO hemp, the leading article OF
export. The export figures OF 81 ,709..
I69 In manufactured articles Tor the
period of 1901 nearly doubled those for
1900, while products OF the mines and
1900.
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II was troubled for several years
with chronic indigestion and ner-
vous debility writes r. J. Green,
Of Lancaster, N. H, "No remedy
helped me until began using Elec-
tric isitters, which did me more good
than all the medicines / ever used.
They have also kept my wife in FIX
eellent health for years. She says
Electric Bitters are just fine for
female troubles that they are a
grand tonic and invigorator for the
weak, run down women. No other
medicine can take its place in our
family Try them. Only sOc.
Satisfaction guaranteed by Herring
Sparks Drug Go.
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The readers OF this paper wIli be pleased TO
teara thai there In at least one dreaded disease
thai setenes has been able 10 cure In all It's
stages aad that ID CAtarrh. Halls CafarTh Cure
ii the onIy positive care known to the medical
frafernity. Catagrh icing . constitutional dis
ease requires constitutional treatment. HslFs
C@tarrh Cure Ia taken internally. acting direetsy
4 200 the blood and mucous surfaces Of the syS-
ten. thereby destroying the foundation o. the
dtsesse, and gfving the patient strength by build
lng % the constitution and assisting nature In
dolng It's work. The psopTietors have 80 mneh
faith ia its curative powers, that they offer One
Handred Dollars fer any ease thai II fails 10
SAFE stead Tor Iisg OF testimonials.
Address, v. ]. CHENEY Il CO., Toledo, O..
sold ~ Druggists, 75c.
nat1ts d All, ptsls are fn beat.
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to Deegan & Co.'s cir
culating Book and Magazine Library
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SEE Mrs. Cfriegs for ladies suits
made to order.