davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27
THE BUFFE CASE
A Letter to the Ledger From One Of
the Jurors.


To the Editor Of the Ledger.
RUSH Hill, No, Feb. 20.-Under
head Of flung Jury" the LEDGER,
after giving the names OF the jurors,
says 1t Is understood that the juror
who stood for conviction was L. T..
Paisley. Why such an understanding
and the jury pledged to secrecy? And
that he Paisley iHt voted for muir
der In the first degree. Was he ali
that favored a hHt-degree verdict?
Yes, that is what Mr.. GuesSed-at says,
but later agreed 10 a ten-year verdict,
and still later sat down on ten years
while the eleven stood for acquittal.
Is that the facts in the case? Yes
Who says sos General Impression.
Well we submit that be must be a
man Of truth. But how about that
secrecy That don't amount to any
thing. We judge one man wanted to
tell all Of it himself TO suit himself,
and then conidentially say, don't say
anything about it. Did eleven men
stand for acquittal from start TO
finish? Now, we viii not have Mr..
GueSsed-at in this; we will ask Gen.
eral Impression and Mr.. Seems as they
are very prominent men in this mat
ter. What do you say, gentlemen?
Yes, yes. Now, gentlemen, are you
telling the truth2 Yes, part Of it.
Was Paisley the only man that voted
for a f~irst-degree verdict? Well, yes
that is. be is the only n that we
have said anything about.
Now gentleman is Paisley the only
man, that believed from start to finish
that Buffe Intentionally shot and kill
ed his wife?
Yes that is the impression we are
trying to make. Is It not a fact that
there is a niger in the woodpile.
Yes, but we don't want that known.
Now tine country is fun Of l~ong-eared
animals. You can hear the distant
bray from morning until night, but as
usual the noise is all there is In it. Now
We don't thilk that any of the jury
did any thing wrong, but it might be
that they or some Of them thought
they were joining the church, and
forgot that they were jurors in a muir
der trial.
After hearing the evidence of the
accused and those magnificent
speeches that were so powerfully and
forcibiy delivered in such asympathet-
ic manner, that we thing it went
into ali the ~crevices and recesses OF
tile hearts Of the jury or at least part
Of them.
You say the accused wa a good
witness for himself. Yes, according
70 those three worthy gentlemen, To-
wit: Mr.. Guessed At General impress
sion and Mr. Seems, be was the only
George Washington witness in the
case.
Now, Mr.. Editor, hoping to bear
from those worthy gentlemen again il
the near future, ! am your most
humble and obedient servant
LONE WOLF.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27
Brother Dicksy on Vaccination.

"Well, subj" said Brother Dickey,
81 wants ter ak you one question, en-
hits no mo- ne'r less dan dis: Is dey
any diffunce 'twixt havin' de small
pOx en- In bein' waxinated all over?
Ter save my life | can't see whar de
difunee comes in wy, sense de day
dey fust commence at me / boun' ef
dey amt got me ,ez scarifed ez eff I'D
spent six days en- Sunday in de civil
war en- been hit wild ever bullet what
wuz hyin'! Pears lax dey done marked
me fera target, en- des practisin' On
me fer de benefit er de whole ere
alton! l tell 'em: Amt | done scar
up enough already2' En- dey make
answer: Not ylt dey's room fer one
MOI Hol' out yo' arm now-'taint
gwine ter hut youl' l tell you, dey
done scrape me en- scrape me wusser'n
Job scrape hese'f wild de possherd! Dey
Amt no doing nuttln' wild 'em, en- !
done up en- resign ter de wuss!n-At.
lanta Constifuiioa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27
TIN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.

Fred Boeger moved from Martins
burg to this city.
]. E. Martin was the new freight
agent for the Wabash.
John Atkins bought James Terrill'.
farm south OF this city.
John Corner was teaching school In
The state Of Washington.
Marriage license was granted TO ].
S. Fisher and Kate Beam.
A. b. Weidler and Lizzie Smith,
both Of Audraln, we're we'd
". +. Reed leased the Ringo Hotel
from Rufus Hisey for i've years.
Reed Robinson, the 7.year.old son OF
Mrs. Robinson, Of near Cant, died.
W. P. Albert was to open a dry
goods store north OF L. Phillips stose.
A combination horse sale was IN pro-
gress In this city. Fair prices were
being secured.
W. D. Little, Of East st. Louis, and
Mrs. Sarah Begale, were married at
the Ringo House by Rev. A. L. Rodg.
eTs.
The members OF the Christian
church, Of this city, called on their
pastor, Rev. W. B. Taylor, each one
carrying some token OF regard.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27
was a CAPTAINS RIGHr.
President Finds That Neither sampson
Nor schley Was IN Actual Com
mand or Deserved Much
Unusual Reward.

WASHINGTON, Feb 10. These are
the striking points Of President Roose-
yelt's decision In the Schley case;
II nm satisfied that, on the whole,
the Court OF Inquiry did substantial
justice.
aThe Court should have specifically
condemned the failure to enforce an
efficient night blockade az Santiago
while Read Admiral Schley was In
command.
ssThere is a reasonable doubt wheth-
er he tSchley) did or did not move his
squadron with sufficient expedition
from port TO port
1.-THE court is a unit In Conforming
Admiral Schley's action on the point
where IL seems TO me he most gravely
errsd-his 'r~etrograde movement
when he abandoned the blockade and
his dlsobedience Of orders and mis-
statements OF facts In relation thereto.
ut certainly seems that II Admiral
Schley's actions we're censurable he
should not have been left as second 10
command under Admiral Sampson
His ofenses we're In effect condoned
when be was not called to account fol
them.
1.-THE New York wal in plain sight
and not very much farther from the
esternmost blOckading ships than the
latter we're from the Brooklyn, which
was the westernmost OF the line.
Technically, Sampson commanded
the fleet and Admiral Schley,as usual
the western division. The actua.
fact, the important fact, is that
after the battle was Joined not
helm was shifted, not . gun wa
fired, not a pound Of steam pu'
on in the engine room aboard an.
ship actively engaged In obedience Z
the order OF either Admiral Sampson
or Admiral Schley save on their owl
two vessels. 1t was a captains fight
So far as the actual fight was con
cerned, neither Sampson nor Schley II
fact exercised any command.
1.-THE loop seriously marred tn
Brooklyn's otherwise excellentlrecord
being, in fact, the one grave mistakI
by any American ship that day.
; There is no excuse from eithe
side for any further agitation Of thi
unhappy controversy"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27
! COUNTY NEWS.
FROM YOUEGs CREEK.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
YoUEes CREEK, Feb. 20.-Plenty Of
snow, but as yet It has made no stock
water.
Preaching at 0livet next Saturday
and Sunday by the pastor, Rev. Britt.
Aunt Mary Berry is III.
Ed Pitcher, Of Long Branch, has
pneumonia.
MoFehead Dowell is still very sick.
G. 7. Schieffer Is III OF grip.
Died, last Sunday night, Mrs. Henry
Sharp, of rheumatism. Although
she had been a great sufferer for years
with this afliction, her death was un'
expected. She leaves the following
sons, William, John and Clarence &c
mourn her loss; her husband died over
one year ago. We extend coincidence
10 the bereayed ones.
The sales Of J.Gilbert and F.Cra~.
ford's we're well attended and every.
thing brought good prices. Old corn
sold for SOC per bushel and every
thing 10 proportion.
Ms Fannie MeClenny, Of St. Louis
is the guest Of her father, t. e Leep,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27
REV. N. R. PITrMAN.
Writes the Ledger a Kswsy Letter
About Mexico ana TT. Smith,
Arkansas, People.


To the Editor OF the Ledger.
Fl. SMITH, ARK, 80 n. 18th St,
Feb. II, 19O2.-Dear Brother White:
Your complimentary editorial con-
corning my resignation Of the pastor
ate Of the First Baptist Church Of
Fort Smith enriched my heart with
solid comfort / needed comfort. My
burdens have made weary my strong
est strength
A. NJ. Vardeman died. His death
made the first earthly chasm in the
history Of the pastorate Of the First
Baptist Church Of Mexico. Then J..
d. Murphy died and the chasm was
widened. Until Bro. vardeman died
every pastor of the church was alive.
The FIRST pastor, 5. A. Beauchamp, is
living In Texas. ! love his three sons:
Rev. Harvey Beauchamp, OF Rayette-
Vile, Ark; Rev. Bland B~eauchamp,
Of Yukon, o. r.; President j. A.
Beauchamp, Of the Oklahoma Baptist
College. Harvey B%eauchamp vas our
guest a few days ago.
] was bereayed by the death OF A. X.
Yancey. He was a great soul. His
life was a worthful and weathful con-
tribution 10 education.
NJ. L. Thomas and / bought the
Southern Baptist Of Memphis, Tenn.
We launched the Baptia AdpaRoe at
Little Rock, Ark. We are editors Cd
that paper. We publish seyen thous-
and copies every week. We in the
most brotherly way stand In our
cleanest strength for the organized
work OF the Arkansas Baptist State
Convention. Feeling that there wa;
opposition in my good church to thu
work / had done on the Standard o.
Texas and to the editorial work / an
d0i6g in the Adpdnoe / offered my
resignation. Yesterday the seven
deacons of my church and other rep
r~esentative members had a conference
and they unanimously requested me
to withdraw my resignation. 1 count
their action a rich compliment.
You and ]. G. Armstrong, Ed w.
stephens, J. B. Oranfll, J. N. Prest.
ridge, ]. B. Bailey, A. J. Kendrick and
A. MICA. Pittman are editors who
have frightened life's highway for me,
Ny wife and children look toward
Missouri. We may return some sweet
day.
Miss Matte Suliinger is spending
the wintry months delightfully."- il
Fort Smith. / write this for thu
LEDGER with . thankful heart
2 wish l had time and space TO speak o
Judge Guthrie, d. A. Mcmillan, Jos
E. Jesse, Algernon Houston, Mrs
Mary B. Hardin and hundreds o
Others who are dear 10 ms. Prof
T0rreyson is now Superintendent o
the Fort Smith Public Schools; Prof
Maddox. Of Columbia, is Principal 0
the High School. Prof Holloway I
preparing 10 be a physician. Frater
nally, n. r. PfTTnAS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27
STOCK N FARM NOTES.

]. T. johnson, OF this city, was one
Of the auctioneers at the Centralia
horse sale.
The f. G. Cant sale east Of Thomp.
son was SHINY attended, but every
thing sold we'll. Sheep averaged &.65
per head. Mules sold from sl25 to
sl40 each. Horses went from s45 to
SIS. Hogs brought from 50 to ell per
head. Cows sold from $50 TO s47 per
head. MI. Cant don't know what he
will do.-The W. +. Moore, Jr., sale
near Tulip Tuesday was attended by a
very large crowd and everything sold
well, the sale footing up about $4,000.
About 300 barrels of old corn brought
from OF to 10 cents. Horses went
from eco to 500 per head. Cows from
s27 TO s9T.50. Yearling heifers went
from $50 to SIS. Helfer calves sold for
SIS. Registered p year old bull
brought s72. Shoats from SIPS TO
1870 per head. Sows from $40 to sl4.
Hay from SIS to s23 per stack. Mr..
Moore is going to Oregon to reside
Centralla Courier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27
r. A. Lewis Dead.

Died, Feb. 20, 1909, r. A. Lewis, Of
Kansas City, and will be buried Mon.
day evening from his home. Mr..
Lewis was an uncle Of C. w., J. A.
and G. A. Lewis, OF this county, and
was well known and highly respected
by a large number Of our citizens. Mr.
Lewis was IS years old last November
and has been In bad health for some
time. Mr.. Lewis many friends In
this county extend their sympaty to
his family and relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27
STwenty Years Agos
This Week.
rifle philips visited in St. Louis.

Title Phillips visited in ST. Louis.
Caleb Berry bought the store at
Worcester.
J.. d. Lambert, OF Audrain county,
died Of pneumonia.
Louise, infant daughter Of r. O..
Paul and wife, died.
Mrs. Carson, mother OF J.W. Carson,
Of this city, died In Palmyra.
Ed. W. J. Mason and wife, Of this
city, visited In Emlnence, Ky.
John 7. Bush, aged a years, OF Cal
laway, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself.
P. Woodlan died In Fulton and his
remains were inferred In the cemetery
in this city.
The library Of the public school
contained 1900 books. This library
was started by Prof. Blanton in 1878.
The members Of the Mexico and
Fulton lodges Of |. o. o. +. had a
pleasant banquet at McLaren's
restaurant.
Prof. ii. G. McCracken closed a term
Of school at the Weaver school house.
Prizes were awarded TO Shelton By
bee, Misses Carter, Cauthorn and Will
son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27
Our Little Luxuries

FROM lhe new fofh buh.
The federal revenue from chewing
gum is more than $500, 600 a year and
is collected through international
revenue taxes. The theatrical license
fees collected In the same way amount
to s47 600, the taxes on bowling alleys
amount to s44, 600 and the taxes col.
lected from circuses were 81, IA last
year.
The circus is an established form Of
American amusement and the dispari.
ties Of the revenue from IL in the
various states are a source Of much
surprise. The state which pays into
the federal treasury the largest reye.
nue. from circus taxes is the Sunfioser
state Of Kansas, with a total last year
Of 81, 200.
Iowa paid $500.
Nebraska, $500.
Missouri, 1915.
Illinois, 800.
Pennsylvania, $3.50.
Ohio, s525.
Michigan, $500.
New York, s4T0.
West Virginia, s425.
Maryland, s4l5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27
LAND sAlEs

+. V. Harper and wife to James /,
Gibson, out Of lot 2 Hill & r second
addition to Rush Hill $3.50.
Dorothy HesSe ct al 10 August A.
Hesse, As part east half east half 10
52.e north railroad, liSs ss-lo0 aeres,)
1900.
August A, Hesse and wife 70 Theo
r. Hesse, As part east half east half
1885, Nss s9-IOo acres $1,000.
Dorothy Hesse ct al to Theodore +.
Hesse, as west half east half north
railroad 1926, 159 1870 acres,) 81
90 16.
G. o. Farris and wife TO b. f.
Mayes, northeast northeast 32-5l-l0,
$1,000.
Hiram w. Watts and wife to John
I. and Eyalena Payne, southeast
southwest and south half southwest
southeast 2l-50-s, sl75.
Carl V. billiard ct al to Lucy A. Da-
Wis and Martha A. Lail, west half
northwest 1868 and 60 acres south
part east half northeast 24-50-9. ST.
692.
John L. Pinnell ct al to F. 7. and
&c. 81. Harris, 10 acres southeast Cor
ner northwest and 2 acres part south
west northeast 2.5l-9, s1T5.
Stephen Bertels and wife to George
Dorm, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, II, II, 10 and IA,
block Is, original Martinsburg, $500.
j.. H. Milliken and wife to William
House, 10 acres south end lot 2 south
west 1883, s574.
R. o. Hart to R. P. Hopkins and j,
7. Ricketts,, lots 6 and I block 6 col
lege addition to Mexico, 1925.
K. p. French and wife to f. M.Tate.
west half southeast 22-50-T, $1,000.
Audrain county A. & NJ. Society tC
w. J. Bolts and c. w, Lewis, north
east northeast 34-5l.9 and 4 acres anc
80 $500 acres adjoining, $5,032.
Aaron McPike and wife 10 Susie Al
ford, descriptive tract 10 Yandalii
and lease hold from G. & A. r. II. Co
TO ground In Vandalia and building
thereon, $1,000.
Geo. w. Crump and wife TO A. De
Lima, northwest 1920, $1,000.
Luther d. Smith and wife to w
Latney Barnes, 342 95-l0O acres In Is
81 and 22-5l-7, 60, OOl.63.
Fred II. and E. G. Galloway, to Jas
G. Crawford, guardian, / southeast 25
1910, s1,066.66.
James r. Hickman to b. Hickman
east half northeast "a and north hal
northwest and northwest southwes
35-5O-s and lot l block ID, Ladds add
tion to Mexico, 5000.
Mrs. N. J. Galwith to L. S. Moody
lots I and s block 5, college addition
to Mexico, $50.
w. II. Richie and wife to D. F
Moore and j. W. Hill, northeast 2
and north half northwest 2l-5O-s, "a,
900.
r. A. Calhoun ct al to E. II. and E
mer Dicus, 141 s3-lO0 acres in 30 an
31-5O-9, s2,97s.
Barton Hubbard and wife to l.. {
Robnett, | acre in Laddonia, $3.50.
Nettie Ingram and husband to Ell
, P. and Frances Dickey, south hal
northwest and lot 2 northwest 4 an
lots l and 2 northeast less strip 5-52-'
%, 500.
Mexico B. s. L. Association to WI
lC. Barley, 12Ox24O feet part block
]. A. Pearsons addition to Mexicr
ss25.
Mason B. Paige and wife to John ]
Sharp, southwest and south 40 acrt
northwest 1887, $500.
Stephen r. Allison and wife TO v
j. McDill, 1877 SIP acres in 81 and 3.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27
Bucklsn's Arnica salve

Has worldwide fame fpr maryelou,
cures. Ii surpasseS any Uther salye, To-
ton, ointment or ualm for cuts, corns,
burns, boils, SUres, felpnS, ulcers, uet-
ter, salt rheum, fever sUres, cnappeo
hands, skin eruplions; infailible Tor
piles. Cure guaranteed Only Pc at }.
+. Lie W~ellyn's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27
Working Overtima

Eight-hour laws are ignored by those
tireless little workers-Dr Kings New
Life Pills. Millions are always at work.
night and day, curing indigestion.
biliousness, constipation, sick head.
ache and all stomach, liver and bowel
troubles. Easy, pleasant, safe, sure.
Only 25c at L~lswellyn's drug store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27

Riots continue at Barcelona.
~paralyzing business and causing great
scarcity Of food. The police are armed
with rifles. and ARTILLERY is held in
readiness for action.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27

l. NJ. Richards, the new Wabash
freight agent, has moved his family n
this city from Montgomery City Ne
take great pleasure 10 welcoming Mr.
Richards and family 10 this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27
WIN. Mcdowell Dead.

William Mcdowell, son-in-law Of
Mns. Mary DoOly, Of thiselty died In
Charlton, Iowa, on February p, Of
pneumonia. The deceased leaves a
wife, who was Miss Alice Dooly, Of
this city, and a son. Mrs Mcdowell
and son Will reside In this city.
Mr.. Mcdowell was a substantial
citizen and highly respected BY all
who knew him. The bereayed family
has our sincere sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27

Sam Morris shipped six car loads Of
wool 20 the East this week. There
were 100000 pounds IN the shipment
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27
YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAX.
IH0

When you take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that
it is simply Iron and Quinine in a
tasteless form. Mcclure, no pay. Soc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27
sam Watkins Dead.


sam Watkins, the colored barber, is
dead. Sam was well known to the
majority Of the people Of Audrain
county, having been in the barber
business and shaved ouF citizens for
many, many years. He was a well be-
haved, polite and upright citizen, and
numbered aiming his friends many Of
our Pr miDent white people.
Deceased. Who passed away at u
o'ciuck FRIDAY nOun, was IN many OF
the stirring battles q the war Of the
rebellion.
Born Ia Maryland 10 1882, he grew
io manhpd aud then became the bOdy
servant Of General Sedgewiek In the
early sos.
He came West with the general and
wa, al Fort LevenwUrth
Later, IN The same capacity, be was
Ia the Mormon campaign 10 Utah and
at the breaking out Of the war be
went back East with General Sedge-
sick and served as bis body servant
until the general was shot 10 Virginia
by a sharpsh0oter in 1864. "Uncle
sam" took the remains 70 Sedgewicks
home 10 Connecticut and saw them
buried.
During his years in the army Wat
kins met many Of the noted officers
who served throughout the war, both
Northern and Southern.
After the war be came to Missouri,
and after living in St Louis a year
came TO this city and opened a barber
shop. lie has been in the business IN
this city since.
Deceased leaves a widow and two
daughters, n living In Chicago, the
other in St. Joseph.
II is thought that death was due to
injuries sustained in falling from the
arm OF a barber chaira few days ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27

The north half OF the vandalia
Opera House building, belonging 10
Mrs. W. W. Watkins, OF Vandalia,
was sold under a deed OF trust In this
city Friday.
Dr. J. c. Parish, Of Yandalla, bid
the property In al sl,450.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27

r. II. Herman, recorder Of the Mex
leo Lodge, A. O. q. W. Is home from
ST. LOU where he attended the Grand
Lodge.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27
Rnr s2nnn.

Mrs. Clemency Gillaspie, late widow
Of John W. Gillaspie, received OF the
supreme tent of the knights Of the
Maccabees to-day (Feb. 2l) through I.
J.Kelso, Deputy Grand Commander, a
draft for 5000 as payment In full for
certificate held by him in the X. o.
T.. NJ, o. I. W. Sir Knight Gillaspie
was a charter member Of Washington
Tent No. Q, and had paid into the
order SOL 60, joining the order May
l, 1889. Mr. Gillaspie was accidently
killed on Jan q, just one month ago
to-day. This shows the prompt pay
ment OF the order.
The past years record In the Mac
cabees shows a grand total 10 member
ship Of the supreme tent was on Jan.
l, 1902, 273,Ol9 Total new certificates
srItUen In 1901 "a 81, 800, Of this So
62s we're lite benefit and l2,27s we're
5 ciai. The net increase In member
ship was 35.343, Of this net increase all
life benefit members except 377. The
total number VI death claims paid was
1892 and the aggregate Of death bene-
dts paid By the supreme tent In 1901
was 81, on, O47.5 So; total disability bene-
hts paid was Ss4.673S3. The total num-
Der Of new tents Instituted In 1901 was
s64. T. J.. KELso, ID. g.. C.
The Best Prescription Ror Malaria,
Chills and fever is a bottle Of GROVES
vaa CurrI To~tr II Is eimnlv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27

The above are the cash transactions.
Texas was annexed IN ls45, Oregon
Territory in 1886, Hawaii in 1897, Porto
Rico and Guam In 1895 and Of the
samoans In 1899. For these we paid
no money.
Our acquisitions since 1900 cover
40 area Of 2,gIl,5I6 square miles and
the American flag floats to-day over an
area exceeding that Of Europe BY 49,
600 square miles
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27

W. A. Sharp has been employed by
the hardware firm Of Ferris 4 eau
thorn. He is an experienced machine
man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27

George Q. ErIsman, formerly Of Au.
drain county, late OF Pueblo COL, has
moved 70 Fowle, Col, to reside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27

Jerome Green, Of Rush HILL fell
down a flight Of stairs Thursday night
and fractured his arm in two places.
The elbow was also disloeated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27
Uncle sans landed Rstate.

Uncle Sans purchases II land have
been 70 numerous and extensive that
It can nov be said Of him that "he is
very spacious 10 the possession Of
dirt"
Here Is the record:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27

woodford Settle By last viii has be.
queathed bis estate 70 his gfandsuns,
&c. w. and Thos Settle. C. W. Settle
Is named as executor Of the will.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27

4l0 acres, 8 miles north OF Mexico
100 meadow, $50 cultivation, 10 pas.
ture; situated on Salt River. t6OC
rent JOINS ID. OREAR,
vat Attorney for Jno. n. brennan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27

Martin Kunkle, who has been IN
der treatment IN st. Louis for some
time, has returned home improved IN
health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27

r. W. Pureman, OF Kansas City, is
In Hot Springs osa visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27

couvincing pfoof that he kidneys ard bad
der are out u order
what 20 DO.
There Is comfort IN TIE knowledge 90
ofisn expressed that D.. Kimcf's Swamp
Rect ihe great kidney remedy fulus every
slsh 10 curing rheumaiisn. pain IN he
haek, kidneya liver bladder and every part
IF he Urinary pazage. II oouecis inability
. held water and sealing pain In passing
h. o. bed effects believing use Of liquor
vine o. beer. and ovcrccmes thar unpleasant
necessity 4 beng compelled 10 q olen
during he DAY. and 60 ct W many tines
during The night The mid and he extra
ertlasy effect q Swamp-Root Is soon
Fealized Il sl4nds the highea fer M Won
d2Ilul cures d the mes GsrcsSng cases.
II yea nce1 a medicine you Should have ne
bssi. Son ~ druggists In Soc andSi. azes
foe nay hays a sample bottle q this
waaaa1fai discovery Ef-
and : hock that teilaM
mszs ahouif bofh sent
a~hsasafeIy Iree b nail
aHarszs n. kihner q raus q e-2-pRsa
C. Bsnrhamlon. ~ r. When wiring men
eua na4zg tzis Esnso~ cae b hsp~peh
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27
thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know Il.


FTi = bottle or common glass with your
water and lci II sand tWeniy4our hours q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27

The Best Prescription ROr Malaria,
Chills and fever is a bottle Of GROVES
TAsTELEss CHILL ToSIc. IL is simply
irun and quinine in a tasteless form.
Nc cure, no pay. Price soc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-27

sediment o. set
ting indicates en-
unhealthy condi-
lion Of the kid
neys; n h stains
your linen q Is
evidence q I'D
neg trouble; too
frequent desire 10
pass n Or pain In
the back Is also
Ii4~awa ara fiaA