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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05
GRAVES WERE DECORATED
Veterans of the Union Army Pay
Tribute to Their Dead Services
at Post Hall in the Morning.

The members Of W. S. Hancock Post,
No. go, G.. A. r., met Friday and at,
ter holding regular services at the post
hail marched 10 the cemetey, where
the graves Of comrades who have gone
before we're decorated with sweet
scented flowers.
The veterans and their friends met
at the hall at 10 O'Clock in the morn.
ing and the services were opened with
prayer by Rev. d. S. Smith.
The music Of the day was by a choll
composed Of MeSdames d. S. Smith
and Joseph Gelvin; Misses Susie Threl
keld, Ida Boomer, Sylvia Steppelman:
Messrs. P. w. Harding, Robert Nicho-
las and Ralph Head.
After reading Of orders from head.
quarters Commander r. II. Herman de.
liyeTed an address which was interest
ing and well listened TO.
The regular post services followed
the singing Of Keller's America.
After prayer by Chaplain d. S.
Smith, Hon. W. II. KEENAN, and Gen.
d. II. Mcintyre, both exc onfederates,
delivered addresses which we're full OF
good feeling. This practical union Of
the Blue and the Gray is growing in
strength as the years pass.
After the singing Of America and
the benediction by Rev. d.. S. Smith,
the meeting adjourned for dinner.
At 2 O'Clock in the afternoon column
was formed and the veterans proceeded
to the cemetery, where the graves
were decorated With the usual accom-
naming narnnnnlnc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05

On saturday, May 81, at 1916 O'Clock
Mrs. Sarah Margaret Mccullough,
aged 20 years, s months and 20 days,
died at her home In this city OF a CON-
plication Of diseases.
The deceased was born in Macon
county, Mo, and was married 20 Z. +.
Mccullough, Of this city, during the
month Of February, lsg3. She was a
most estimable woman, and was a
member OF the Christian Church.
The funeral services we're con-
Quoted from the family residence Sun
day Afternoon at , O'Clock by Rev. A..
W. Kokendotier, pastor Of the Mexico
Christian Church.
The husband has the sincere sym
patty Of our people in the loss Of his
beloved wife.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05
FOUR BANDITS ARRESTED.
Thieves Who Operated at Fulton and
Elsewhere Captured After
Hard Fight,

FULTON, Mo. May IS Deputy
Sheriff w. II. Nichols, Of Galway
county, and Omcer Rogers, Of this
city, arrived here to-day with four
prisoners, captured after an exciting
chase near Marthasyille, Warren
county, on Thursday morning. The
men made a desperate effort to escape
and one Of the men was wounded with
small shot before he would surrender.
The men are wanted here for steal
ing goods from the hardware firm OF
Craghead & Co. last Thursday night.
Marked goods belonging to the firm
were found on each prisoner, whose
names and addresses are given as fol-
lows: Elmer Hall, slightly wounded,
and W. W. Harper, FL Paso, Texas;
Oliver Sanders, Montgomery county,
and James Carney. no address. The
nan Hall claims to be IN anarchist
and a bad man generally.
The prisoners are to~ughlOoking
customers and it is supposed that they
are the parties who robbed the post
Office at CalwoOd and the stores at
Hatton in this county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05
STOCK NOTES.
the Paris Appeal.

From the Paris Appeal.
A. G. Dllts near Goss, sold a bunch
OF February lambs at etc.
Judge j. G. Adems sheared l99 lbs.
Of wool from II Cotswold ewes, an
average Of about III lbs.
J. II. Starr topped Tuesdays st.
Louis market with IS head Of 26O-lb
hogs that sold at s7.20.
VIM. Gilmore near Granville, down.
ed them all so far with rs Shropshire
fieeces that averaged IL lbs. He
brought it to Paris Of course.
Claud Bodine north OF Paris, sold
100 lambs for August delivery at &c.
He sheared 1000 lbs of wool from lsC
and sold it at Paris at Tic.
From Jefferson township, Saturday,
Jno. Crump brought $50 lbs Of wool,
Tom Scobee sos, VIM. II. McCreery 23s
lbs, and sold 1t at a fraction e lie.
G. G. Parrish near Holiday, shear.
ed 81 lbs OF wool from IS sheep. From
q ewes he raised 45 lambs. In his
flock is a sheep that in 2 years has
brought him 30 pounds Of wool and
lambs. He sold 3 OF her lambs foi
$3.50 and has 3 left. Quite a pro
htable animal.
Army worms are reported TO be do
Ing much damage TO grass and Other
plants In different sections OF the
country. In II. +. Woodson's large
blue grass pasture Just north OF town
the grass has been cut of by the worms
and the field looks as dead as II did last
August. -St0utsgille Banner.
The biggest lot OF wool yet market
cd at Paris was brought in by Il. X.
Crow and Sidney Hcathman, Monday
From their partnership flock OF 30l
Ramboulets they sheared 1868 lbs, an
average Of a little over 10 pounds Il
the head, and sold 1t at lGc. These
stockmen are enthusiastic over the
Ramboulc -, claiming that they are
hardy, very fine mothers, producers OF
big lambs and heavy fleeces. The wool
while bringing a little less in price,
more than makes up for the loss IN
weight. Mr.. Grow also marketed s6S
lbs from 81 thoroughbred ShropShires
and his sons, Arnold and John, %
~fieeces that weighed go lbs. Messrs.
Grow and Heathman have 100 yearling
wethers and 800 lambs for sale.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05

TWENTY YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
Mexico had a lawn tennis club.
Mrs. ED. Graham visited in Macon.
Mrs. Henry Myers, of near Wcrces'
ter died.
The residence Of ]. d. Norris was
entered by a burglar.
The infant son OF George Daniel and
wife, Of Vandalia, died.
Virginia Cromwell, Of Macon, visit
ed Emma Holt in this city.
W. L. French and family moved to
this city from south OF Martinsburg.
J.. A. Glandon sold his telephone
business in this city to the Missouri
Telephone Co.
Prof. Spencer, formerly of this city,
was elected superintendent OF the
Marshall public school.
The body OF a female white infant
was found in a well on the premises Of
ID. b. Staples In the south part Of
town.
The safe at the wooden mills was
blown open and $50 belonging 10 Mis-
Hattie Nichols was stolen; the thlel
overlooked $50 belonging 10 the mill,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05
HOW TO DESTROY TRUSTS.
Governor Dockery Pointed Out the
Way While in Congress.


In the Increasing public insistence
that the trusts be effectively fought by
removing tariff duties, thus opening
American markets to legitimate COM
petition. there is found q striking In.
dorsement Of the antitrust plan advo-
Gated by GOV. Dockery when a mem
Der OF the Lower House Of the Ma
tlonai Congress.
The Missouri Congressman, now
Governor a. his State, may fairly
claim TO be The leader in perceiving
and advocating a direct method Of ef-
~fectlycly preventing the monopoly Of
markets which is the purpose Of trust
organization.
During his last term in Congress
Mr.. Dockery earnestly urged the adop-
tion OF a resolution, introduced by
himself, so amending the Dingley
tariff that the imposition OF tariff du-
ties should not apply to any article
controlled by a trust. He was Sa-
gracious enough to sec that such an
amendment would strike at the very
root Of trust evil. He wa brave
enough to lead the light along this
line. IL was through no fault Of his
that the Dingley tariff was not so
amended in the interests Of the Amer
lean people.
Nbw, with the rapacious Beef Trust
proving beyond all further question
the enevitable certainty OF trust mon
opolies ~grasplng enormous profits by
taking the fullest possible advantage
of the peoples necessities, there comes
a general recognition Of the wisdom
Of the tariff amendment urged some
years ago by Mr., Dockery. The peo-
pie fear that little is to be accom-
plished by prosecution Of the trusts.
But they know that the very minute
the tariff duties are removed from
trust-controlled products, the power Of
the trusts is shattered. They have
been brought TO perceive that the
whole foundation Of trustism is the
high protective tariff. They have
reason to fear that they will never be
rescued from the greedy grasp of the
trusts as long as the high protective
tariff remains in force. The lesson
which they have been taught of late is
convincingly to this effect.
Governor Dockery has reason to be
proud Of his established record Of
leadership in what is now confessed to
be the only effective method of fight
ing and conquering the trusts. The
spirit Of the amendment to the Ding
ley tariff which he vainly stroye to
secure in Congress is earnestly com
mended TO the American people. The
plan therein advocated is the plan
that must be adopted II the trusts are
to be overcome by the people.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05
Cadet Recommended for Annapolia.

An examination for the purpose o.
recommending an applicant TO the
Annapolis ~cadetship was held at th,
Missouri Military Academy in thl.
city Friday afternoon and Manley D
Hudson, OF Montgomery City, the
only applicant, received the recon.
mendation Of the board. He made an
average grade Of 30 per cent but will
have 10 pass the final examination on
August II. This examination will be
held in st. Louis.
The board Of examiners In the pre-
liminary examination Friday was
composed Of the following:
@. r. Wokelane, Bowling Green,
president Of Pike College.
d. W. Major, OF Montgomery City,
principal Of the Montgomery City
public school.
+. L. Dawson, Of Elsberry, Demo
cratic nominee 10 the Legislature.
Col. W. D. Fonyille, Of this city.
superintendent OF the NJ. NJ. A.
5. 5. Carroll, Of Perry, principal Of
the Perry public school.
The winner in the examination is a
son OF DR.. Hudson, Of Montgomery
City, and va valedictorian for his
class In the Montgomery City high
school this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05
viii walter William, Preach,

The Boonyille Wasp Is authority
for the statement that Walter vii
iiams is going to become a Presbyte.
rian preacher On bis return from
abroad. The Wasp seems TO know
more about Mr.. Williams plans than
bis own family. The Wasp says:
II win be news 10 the friends Of Mr..
Walter Williams throughout the
State and indeed throughout the
country, to learn that he is 10 become
a Presbyterian minister. MI. Will
liams has been abroad for the past six
months or more and has made a study
Of several European countries. His
letters have been amongst the best
ever published. Mr.. Williams, who is
a brother Of the distinguished Judge
Williams, Of this city, Is known far
and wide as a Bible student and as the
teacher u the largest Sunday School
class IN the United States. u Is I'M
derstood that Mr. Williams Will take
charge o. The largest church In Col
nmBIa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05
U00UU0uU111
! rs, 20 and 10 Years Ago
! This Week.

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO This WEEK.
Mrs. Redmon.C allaway was visiting
In Missouri City.
Mrs. Dyer, OF Laddonia, was arrang-
ing 70 build a house In that town.
Mrs. Albert White, mother OF the
editor OF the LEDGER, died on May 2s.
Henry Williams was buildings two
story frame residence on West Jack
son street.
Mrs. Salisbury, mother OF Mrs. Jay
Coatsworth, fell, breaking the bones
In her right arm.
Mrs. Agness Brown, mother OF Mrs.
Harriet Rodman, OF this city, died.
She was 50 years Of age,
DR.. w. II. Lee was contemplating
moving to Martlnsburg 10 practice
medicine with Dr.. Dodson.
The steam boiler at the planning
mill OF Bishop 4 Craig came very
near being bursted on account OF the
c~arelessness OF the engineer.
Section 81 Of chapter 10, city ordi-
nances, was changed 50 that there
after notice OF sidewalk repairs and
replacement should be done by the
clerk and city marshal, as a part OF
their official duty, without special
fees.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05
Feared Another Lynching.

PARIS, Mo-, May 29.-The doors 0
the Paris Jail were battered down and
the jail left In such a shape the other
night by the mob who hung Abraham
Witherup that it was thought to be
unsafe for other prisoners.
Sheriff Whittemore, OF Rails county,
was informed that he had better take
Jesse johnson, the negro who killed
McRae at Rensselaer,, tO some other
Jail for safe keeping, as It was reported
that a mob from Rails county would
be here TO hang him.
Marshal Stephens, Of Monroe City,
came TO Paris and left on the west
Wabash train with johnson. 1t is not
known where he went, but 1t is
thought that he took him to Kansas
City for safe keeping.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05
TEN YEARS AGO This WEEK.


John Mabry had been very III.
L. G. McCarty, Of Joplin, visited hii
sister, Mrs. John Beatty.
Mrs. Drysdale,7 miles north Of town
died. She was s. years old.
Charles Adams and wife, OF Aux
vase, visited In this city.
Prof. Darlington was selected al
superintendent of the Mexico public
schools.
Mrs. Steele, mother Of John j
Steele, returned from Arkansas City.
Ark.
Mrs. +. Beatty and child, formerly
Of this city, were killed in a cyclones a
Harper, Kan.
Claude Doolin, Of Rush Hill, secured
a position with the Water Works Co
in this city.
Mrs. Ruth Gibson died at the resi-
dence Of her son-ln-law, o. A. Alexan-
der, in this city.
B. +. Mayes, OF near Centralia, was
granted license TO re-marry his former
wife, Dora Mayes.
Mrs. Friedman and mother, Mrs.
Burwell, both Of Martinsburg, visited
In Fort Scott. Kan.
Rev. Armstrong delivered the
ba~ccalaureate sermon at Hardin Col
lege TO a large audience.
Addie Pindall, Of this city, carried
of the gold medal in the elOcution
contest at Hardin College.
John Pibale and wife we're rendered
a reception at the residence OF An
drew Pihale at Martinsburg.
The Mexico Fire Brick Works was
destroyed by fire; loss about s25, 600.
Something near one hundred men
were thrown out Of work.
The approaching wedding OF Miss
Jennie worrell and George p. Thomas
was announced. Miss Worreil was
then living at Salina, Kan.
Out OF ls3 names on the a~SscSsors
book for Audrain county, 1892, in the
letter ~ GO we're Johnsons, IS of
whom were colored and living In this
city.
Robert McDonough was awarded
the contract for the building OF the
Pasqueth and Savings bank business
houses on the east side OF the public
square.
A terrific storm passed over the
county near Youngs Creek. II. L.
Berry's house was unroofed and Dave
Sutton's house was demolished. DIR.
Blankenship, McCarty, Oliver Pow
ers, VIM. Brenton, S. Melvin, Robert
Hurd, Jim Baker, VIM. Chism and
Bob Miller also suffered great damages
from this storm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05
Hood Farm Auction Sale of Jerseys
and Berkshires.

Hood Farm, Lowell, Mass, is so we'll
known to the readers Of this paper
that It is not necessary to go into de-
tails In regard to the high quality Of
the stock owned at that great breed
ing establishment June II and u,
1902, they will sell to the highest bid.
der $50 head Of Jersey cattle and 125
Berkshire hogs. This is the greatest
sale Of the kind ever held Ia New Eng.
land. There Is such a large number
and many OF the calves are 80 young
that those whOdo not wish 20 pay the
high prices usually brought by regis
tered stock viii be able to get some
very desirable individuals at a great
bargain. Every dairyman and farm
err can afford 10 get something 10 en-
rich his herd, either a bun, a heifer
or a pig, II is the opportunity Of a
lifetime. Those who cannot 90, but
have friends who viii attend, should
Commission them to use their judg.
ment In selecting from these famous
herds. The catalogue, which Hood
Farm has published, gives agreat deal
OF information to those interested in
Jerseys and Berkshire, and it Is a work
ofart. II will be sent toall who write
for it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05
POULTRY MEN ORGANIZE.
The Chicken Men of Audrain, Mont
gomery and Galloway Counties Met
in This City Saturday and De-
cided to Hold Show in
Mexico.

The poultry fanciers Of Audrain,
Montgomery and Galloway counties
met in this city Saturday morning and
organized the Tri Country Poultry
Association. Those present decided
to hold the show in this city during
ing the last half of December. 1t will
be a t~hree-day show. The meeting
adjourned after having elected these
officers;
President, +. NJ. Hereford, Fulton,
Weep President, ]. A. Shaw, Nc
Kittrick.
Secretary and Treasurer, e. II. Car.
ter, Mexico.
Executive Communicable. Kahl'
myer, New Florence; w. L. MELON
aid, Thompson; J. T. Lampson, Mexi
co; T.. L. NARROW, Tebbetts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05
FIEE STOCK.
A $1,000 Dog and a $500 Horse Sold
toa Wisconsin han.

Dr. i. L. Schoop, Of Racine, Wis,
was In this city Friday and bought
from Charley Criswell Ortiz Lad, a
fine English setter. for 1880. Dr.
Schoop also bought from Ben Middle
ton a saddle horse for $500.
Audraln stock Of all kinds is famous
throughout the country, and, as the
LEBoER has always claimed, it pays
10 grow the very best
Ortiz Lad isa fine dog, and the price
paid for him is very modest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05
A TEXAS WONDER
Halls Great Discovery.

One small bottle OF Halls Great Dis
coreFy cures all kidney and bladder
troubles, removes gravel, cures dla,
betes, seminal emissions, weak and
lame backs, rheumatism and all irregu.
larities OF the kidneys and bladder In
both men and women, regulates blad.
der troubles In children. II not sole
by your druggist will lie sent by mai
on receipt OF 81. One small bottle II
two months treatment, and win cure
any cas- above mentioned. DR.. e. W,
Hall, sole manufacturer, P. o. box 629
st. Louis, Mo. Send for testimonials
Sold by all druggists and Buckner &
Whitney, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05
Value Of ow Peas.

VIII 1t pay 70 soE COW peas ano
cane 10 take the place Of hay?
Throughout the drought district OF
last year, which covered practically
the entire corn and hay belt, mead
" were greatly damaged. Hay is
probably more used up than for many
years. The supply Of corn and
Timothy seed is also exhausted. High
prices sor seed and hay is predicted for
The coming crop. II this be true pea
hay and ane fodder viii be in de.
mand.
The Hathagay-keah Seed x Pro-
duoe %. OF this city. have a good
stock u Whipporsill, Clay. Red and
Black Peas. Cane seed and Kanir
corn; the above afm IS also o Il the
largest buyers q wool Wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05
Separated a Pair Of lacks.


A New York magistrate recently
had before him a a ofa pair Of con.
hdence men accused OF robbing a farm.
er on a visit to the metropolis. The
magistrate asked them as to their
side OF the story.
well, Judge" explained one, 1--WE
simply offered TO bet him $500 that we
could take a deck Of cards, shuttle
them 10 he could see us, and make
two Jacks come out together. He lost.
That was all Judge"
whats your nameg''the magistrate
asked the spokesman.
Jack O'Brien, Judge.
"And yoursg"-turnlng TO the other
prisoner.
Jack Devlne, your honor"
OfBrien," said the magistrate. 81
! give you four years; Devlne, / give
you three years. And now, gentlemen,
IN Just bet s5oo that you two Jacks
do not come out out togcther!r
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05

or what does a bad taste in your
mouth remind you? IL indicates that
your stomach is in bad condition and
will remind you that there is nothing
50 coed for such a disorder as Cham
berlain's Stomach & Liver Tablets af-
ter having oncc used them. They
cleanse and inyigorate the stomach and
regulate the bowels. For sale at Is
cents per box by all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05

The George Junior republie Of Eew
York has been Wnled all the lands and
buildings In Wlasted. CT. belonging "a
the late Miss Mary r. Buel. together
Sith 5000 10 oash. The ain requests
that the association use the real e.
tate az a home for the children unda
lis card
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05

disease. One false step, one mistake,
and the attack comes swift and sudden.
The mistake which commonly opens the
way for an attack by disease is neglect
of the symptoms OF stomach trouble.
When eating Is followed by undue full
ness, helchings, sour or bitter risngs,
ETC., disease Is attacking the stomach.
The best way to frdstrate such an at
tack is to use or. Pierce's Golden Med
ieal Discovery. II cures diseases of the
stomach and other organs of digestion
and nutrition, and makes the body
strong and healthy.
VI was suffering very much with my head Rad
stomach whites Mira W. c. Gil, Of weldon.
Shelby Co. Ala, uhead was 50 dry when ]
wouid raise up in bed would fall right back.
Could cat but very little, IN fact scarcely any
thing there seemed 10 be q heavy weight in my
olen aud would vomit up nearly everything ]
ate. was IN a bad condition I took four bot
ties Of Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and Eve Of his 'Favorite Prescription and am
now well and hearty. 1 feel like a new woman
and give Dr. Ferces medicines credit for 1t all
1 had taken medicine from physicians without
any benefit as l could sees
Dr.. Perce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser is sent 6yee on receipt of stamps
to pay expense Of mailing only. Send
Il one-ceut stamps for the paper covered
book, or 81 stamps for the cloth-bound.
Address DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05
Miss Ethel snidow.

The Galloway county Gazette, refer
ring TO Miss Ethel Snidow's prize essay
says:
The essay OF Miss Nancy Ethel Sni
dow, the prize winner OF the contest
was generally conceded by the au
dience to be the masterpiece Of tn,
evening. She took for her subject
"Whitewash" and she treated the gen
erality Of things Of the sham ordel
with a truly good coating. Miss Sni
dow has a good strong voice and Is q
reader Of good taste and rorcIble IL
presenting her ideas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05

osteopathy cures without medicine
or knife. See Dr.. Traughber, who d
here on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur.
day OF each week for treating. Onlce
across the street east Of the post-ofHce.
Consultation and examination free.
ONCE hours: IA. m. TO s p. m. Spec.
ial h'urs BY appointment d&wtf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05

We offer One Hundred DallaIs Reward fol
any case OF Casarrh that cannot be cured b
Halle CAtarrh cure.
= FL. CHENEY & Co, Props. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known r. ]
Cheney Tor the last Is years, and believe hin
per ectiy honorable In ell business transac
tons and financially able TO carry out any oh
legations made BY their arm:
WEST & TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,o
WALDISo, KISsAS & MARVIN, wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure il taken Internally, act.
log directly upon the blood and mucous sur.
faces Of the system. Price 75c per bottle. Sold
By all druggists Testimonials free.
Halls Family pills are the beat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05
Johnson "a. Pecbt.

The a 5 Of J. T. Johnson VS.. Fecht.
administrator Of Lorenz Feger, de.
ceased, decided adversely to the plain.
til by the st. Louis court OF appeals,
has by that court been transferred "a
the supreme court.
II Will be remembered that Mr..
johnson obtained a judgment in the
circuit court against the estate for
damages for breach Of contract in the
sale OF land. This decision the court
OF appeals reversed, but being uncer-
tain Of It's own ruling has transferred
the case 70 the supreme court for de-
cision there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05

For billousncss use Chamberlains
Stomach q Liver Tablets. They
cleanse the stomach and regulate the
bowels, eiIecting a quick and perma.
nent cure. For sale BY all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05

The Gibson block Of ground, nicely
located Ia east Mexico on which are
four nice residences, sold Saturday at
public auction TO Allen Parker, Of Col
umbla, NO, for 5000. This is a
splendid piece Of residence property
and sold very cheaply.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-05

~" -
Noadsduily eucces-a in promptly curing
kane back, kidney. bladder. uric acd iroa.
bi1s and BnEhi's Diyase. which is the wart
form Ct Kidney trouble.
Dr.. Kiimers 5wamp-Rooi O. Mt re-
'mmes5e3bfeyerth ing bsi u shas.ka
a-r. isaF Is L,E1i1r IClhe aa 81 fad
luat Sa1 gy1s need hhalsosa a.8
iaso maaYvays On hospital u7rk. b pdyz.s
suoHg Ga helplcs.e3 po1r - pw
a@t n.-f aAi las proved 60 a~rccs.fsl IL
-1~ thai q special auanF-mcai hst
aeH iseds 81 uafth all readcra Hihi4rane
b. 3 1yz . air-a1y nicd q. msy haze 5
.ua7a bette sent free b. mad. also a book
tsliag marc aaoui Sgamp-Rooi and haa 10
ilHi ogi II youhave kidney or bladder trouble.
When wfhinEmaniion reading this generous
saar IN this paper and EA
END your address toNf
d.. Kilmer& Co. Eing-
aamioa. n. Y. The azl2R
rsguzr fifty cent and Haas q ssslap-RsA
collar sizes are sold BY an good drugEis&