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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23
Mexican Mnstane Liniment.

Mr.. John o. Perry, Of Newton, Ga,
Judge Of the County court, Baker Co.,
Ca, says:-"I had a severe and painful
case OF piles some three years since.
Having no remedy at hand for the
cure Of piles l tried Mexican Mustang
Liniment. found 1t to be the very
remedy needed. 1t is soothing 1.-THE
application giving no pain at alI and
in my case II affected a cure. ! have
not been troubled with the disease
since 1 used &C."
Mr.. James Robertson, OF winches.
ter, Tenn, says:-"I heard OF your
Mexican Mustang Liniment and /
triedit. II cured me OF the rheuma-
tlsm. fused just three bottles and
can truthfully say I am as sound and
well as / ever was. / recommend II
very highly to all, and / intend "a
Keep a bottle In my house all the
time d&wlt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

pal services, such as gas and electric
lighting, transportation and water
provision, as primarily sources Of rev.
enue. That is just where the danger
lies. Having a monopoly, a municipal
ity can at any time charge what prices
it likes without any regard to the ef-
fcieney Of the service rendered. I'm
der such circumstances a municipality
can hardly expect to compete with a
private company, which has to satisfy
its customers as regards both prices
and efficiency in order to earn diyt
dends.
INDUSTRIAL sTAGSATTOS.
Moreover, industrial stagnation
seems TO be an inevitable outcome Of
municipal enterprise. II all tramways
had been controlled by municipalities
it is extremely improbable that horses
would have been superseded by cleo
trie traction 1t Is also unlikely that
electric lighting would have been sub
stituted for gas, because such suhsti-
tuition would have signally diminished
the value Of a costly gas plant
"As we have said, the government
return, being restricted to a specific
inquiry by the House Of Commons,
covers only the undertakings to which
there is the least objection Nothing
is said, for instance about the brick
works which bave been started By Ger.
tain municipalities, at first for their
own purposes. but with an increasing
sale Of the surplus product Eleotrie
fittings building materials, engines
and machinery Of various kinds, nay,
even bread and milk, have all been
neither produced nor suggested as it
ting objects for municipal factories In
Great Britain. Indeed, there Is scarce
IL any field Of production which the so
called municipalities would not have
tried 10 invade had not the London
Ifso succeeded In awakening public
opinion 10 the dangers Of the move
ment. Just nov there IS a decided re-
action against municipal trading IN
Great Britain"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23
A BIG DAMAGE SUIT.
Engineer Injured in Explosion Of
Locomotive Boiler Near Rush
Hill Wants Fifty Thousand
Dollars.

Melvin Q. Page, Of Slater, has filed
suit in Audrain County Circuit Court
for the recovery OF $4,000 alleged
damages from the Chicago & Alton
Railway Company for injuries sustain.
ed on Aug. %, 1909, when a locomotive
boiler exploded near Rush Hill, this
county.
Page, the plaintiff In the suit, was
engineer on the locomotive, Nc, 304, at
the time Of the explosion and states
in his petition that the cab Of Ith'
engine fell on his legs. That his body
neck, face and head were horribly
burned, scalded and cooked so that thu
skin and flesh in many places fell frou
the bone. His left eye, he states. was
blown from the socket the drum Of
his left ear was broken and there was
a compound fracture Of the left biz
joint, also a fracture below the knee
He alleges that be is 10 a helpless
and incurable cripple and that the
sight, especially of the left eyes, is
almost impaired. He asks for $4,000
damages.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23
Cures Blood Poison. Cancer. Ulcers
Eczema. CarbuncleA Etc. Medicine

R5ss1 Ward, AGrsJis, Ca, says: Il sufsrsd
from uiood poison, NJ head, fsss aad shoaideFs
we're ore nzss q corrupron. aches in bo1es and
stats bsninz, itching. saabby skin. vas al Fun
eowz and discourage, bat Botanic Biood Balm
Cared ne perfectly, heaiing al TIE sores asd
saFe NJ akia ne ric4 glow Ct hsaitA Bseo1
Baim pet rev LIZ Into NJ bod and nsw an
hteor into NJ traia.S Geo. A. Williams. RoH.
b1rT, face eoTars1 win pimpies. ehro1s ssre
o. lack q heads Gppersfing sveilnF o. neck
e4tiae ucsr o. Les, bo1s pains, inhing ak1a
cared psrfscuy y Botanic Blood Bsia-sorss
e keaist. Bolanio Bioo1 Balm, orez 81
malignant tood troabies, such - eezsass ssshs
nd sualsHs pnpisa, uuning sorcs. czrbascssi
s1nufsia, etc. Bspec4iy a1Fised for sn essis-
ste easss that have rsache1 he ssoozz o. fkir
Stage Drugzista, e. TO prove B. 3 b @Fss
ssupis SEAT tree az prspaid ~ wrirsg Eeoe
B4n O., Auanta, Ca Descnbs troahis. sz6
ffcs nsskE atvics aert n sesst letter
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

Smith, Chas. Palmer, OF Sturgeon, and
Geo. Hutton, OF St. Louis. we're the
guests Of Fl. NJ. Long and family last
Sunday.
Mrs. q. K. Hinde and Mrs A. K.
Lnckie are home from Fayette, where
they were delegates to the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Conference which
met there.
Ms. Jennie Cooper who has been in
Fayette this week attending the For
eign Missionary Conference. has re-
turned TO this city to visit The family
of her brother, Mr.. NJ. n. Nelson.
Mrs. Frank Forney and little daugh-
ter, Of Moberly, who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Tucker. are in
St. Louis visiting. They viii make a
short visit here on their return home.
Miss Wayne Ricketts, viii be the
guest Of Capt. Salmon and his charm
ing daughter. Miss L0uiss, at the
Planters Hotel, St Lonia- during the
week Of the Dedication Of the Louis
lana Purchase.
Miss Mildred wymore has some
beautiful pen and ink heads in Grad
docks window, they show splendid
talent. Her work has been exhibited
before and is always greatly admired,
Mexico has a number Of young artists,
who show marked ability and Mis-
Wymore is one Of the best.
The st. Louis Glo5e-Democrai; Mis-
Elizabeth Robertson, a charming CIR
from Mexico, No, who has been spend
ing the winter here at Mrs. Capt. Bro
naugh's studying vocal music, was a
the olympic Monday evening escorted
by Mr.. Howard Bailey. She %
lovely pink crepe toilet and pink chif
f0u hat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23
VENUS WOULD LESSEN WAIST
Woman Lecturer Tells Chicago Moth.
ers That the GoddneSs Defects In
Figure Are Due to Not Stand
ing Straight.

CHICAGO, H. April l6.-''It is the
Venus Of Milos own fault IL her waist
is big. II she would only stand up
straight she would reduce the dimen-
si0ns Of her waist one and One-half
inches"
These hints to Venus were given by
Mrs. Ida Evans Haines, OF the Com
mittee on Dress Of the National
lCo1ncil OF Women, 20 the members Of
the West Side Mothers Council at its
session. held at the home Of Mrs. w,
II. Thayer yesterday.
THE idea did not originate with
me, " said Mrs. Haines. "a famous
doctor said the same thing some time
ago, and / was greatly impressed with
it. I wish simply TO tell you that
some dress reformen are making q
mistake when they wear such costume:
as viii tend to make the waist seen
big. Large waists are inartistic, and
when they defend their dress doctrine
BY showing us Venus, / simply wan
10 say, Stand Venus up erect and sh'
will measure much less about thu
waEsf ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23
DIED 0 LOVE
st. Louis Girl Committed Suicide oz
Account Of Harry Warford, Form
erly Of this City.

Harry Warford, formerly Of thiScity,
was the central figure in q sensational
suicide in ST Louis Wednesday NOM
ing.
Miss Minnie Field, with whose par
ents young Warford had been hoard
ing, and with whom Warf0ra was in
love. took earbolic acid ana died an
hour afterEard.
She was Is yeas Of age and quits
pretty.
After cooking breakfast for her loy
er, who is three years her senior. Mis-
Field went to her room and attireC
herself in white and took the fata
acid. She was discovered soJn after
ward but too late.
Wzrford Gid not hear Of the tragedl
until { O'Clock in the evening and b.
was nearly frantic with grief.
Young Warf5rd was born in Mexico
bat the present home Of his father
Thns. Warford, formerly street com
missioner Of this city, isin Springfield
Nc.
The young ma is a fireman a
the Terminal yards
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23
HOmeseekers' Excursion.

The Chicago s. Alton railway vii
sell round trip tickets from Mexico &c
points in Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas,
Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Indian
Territory, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky,
Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota,
Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, New
Mexico, North Corolina, North Ia,
kota, Oklahoma, South Carolina,
South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas,
Utah, Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyom.
ing, at greatly reduced rates.
Date Of sale; April J and q, May
and 10 and June ? and l6, 1908.
For complete particulars call on Oh
address I. NJ. Richards, Ticket Agent,
Chicago & Alton r. r., Mexico, Mo-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23
. MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS

Miss Wayne Davis very delightfully."-
entertained a few friends last eve for
Mrs W. B. Irvine The other guests
we're Misses Elizabeth Duncan, Irnie
McFarlane, Efhe Graham; MesE
Frank Kelso and Elon bearing
Finch was the popular pastime.
Lovely refreshments were served
The Christian ER5eayor held its
monthly business meeting and social
with Miss Alma Williams last Tues
day evening. There were two inter
tanning guessing games. one 10 which
Dr.. Traughber o the prize, 4 golf
picture, and the other Miss Traughber
won, an Endeavor stick pin. Dainty
refreshments were served.
The entertainment at the Opera
House Thursday evening under the
auspices Of the Missouri Military
Academy was a most pleasing sue
leeSs. To Major C. W. Harlan, who
directed and managed the affair, must
the greatest share Of credit be given
He worked earnestly to give the peo-
pie a great entertainment and his ef-
forts were most satisfactory rewarded.
He was supported by good talent who
did their share towards contributing
to the evenings success.
Mrs. W. FL. French delightfully."- en-
ltertained the members OF the Chzu-
tauqua Circle and a few intimate
friends last Tuesday afternoon from
to 5. The rainy day didn't dampen
the good spirits Of the guests By any
means. Mrs French read the guest.
a little story, which were filed witt
authors and poets names in disguise
the guests we're then 10 guess them
Mrs. Mcmillan got more than anyone
else and received a dainty little vol
ume OF Burns poems. Lovely refresh
ments were served.
The recital last evening at Hardin
was one Of the very best Of the year
The advanced pupils OF Prof. Fftchel
assisted By pupils Of Mrs. FOrrist, CAV
a splendid programme. There was
splendid sized audience present, whicl
Of curse is an inspiration to thi
participants. Lack OF space viii pre-
? vent comment Of each number, but !
can well be said that each n wa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23
ATE rs EGGS ON A WAGER
Other Food, Too, and Winner Is Eox
Growing Over His Victory.

LockfoRT, n. Y, Ayril 13-Charle:
Retallaek, a little blacksmith, having
bet Thomas Tolhurst, a contractor
that he could eat "a eggs, with side
dishes, at one meal. the contest tool
place here to-day. Retallack ate eight
scrambled eggs asa foundation, wash
ing them down with a glass Of beer, q
cup Of cotIeeand a glass of water. He
then deyoured eight soft boiled egg
and a half pound Of ham, repeating
the liquid refreshment. Then he got
outside Of eight fried eggs, washed
down with more beer, coffee and wa
ter. He topped OF with two hard
boiled eggs, a plate Of potatoes and
three slices Of bread and some crack
4ers.
This establishes the eating record
for western New York.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23
STOCK AND Farm NOTES

Doug Turner has sold William Lee
Of Mexico three head Of fine saddle
horses for a consideration Of $500. The
stock was shipped TO Mexico.-FultOn
sun.
George Dyson sold Wednesday to
William Lee, Of Mexico, his fancy gray
geldings for 5000. Mr.. Lee viii ship
this horse ast--Columbia Herald.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23
BEAUMONT OIL FIELDS BURN.
One Million Dollars Loss as a Result
Of Mornings Fire.

BEAUMONT, TEX, April 15.-Fre In
the oil fields this morning destroyed
25 derricks. The loss win probably
reach 100000.
The flames were started by the up
setting Of a lantern shortly after mid
night.
Three blocks IN Spindle Top, com
prising what is known Hogg-Swayne
syndicate lands, were swept nearly
clean, only a few derricks remaining Of
more than 200 located in that field.
No attempt vas made to cope with
the fire and 1t simply burned itself
o.,t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

really good, and showed good work
This, Of course reflects credit upon the
efficiency Of the teachers, as well as
diligence upon thepart Of the students.
Mrs. Emmett Cunningham enter
tanned afew friends last evening. Ping
Pong and Finch were greatly enjoy
ed. Mr.. viii Morris sustained his
reputation as the champion ping pong
player, but Miss Olive Mason wa a
close second. She is an excellent
played. The guests were DIR. and Mrs.
Cave, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Glendy,
Misses Maude Wallace and Olive
Mason, Messrs. viii Morris and Carl
Pasqueth. The occasion was In honor
OF Mrs. Clyde Frost and Mrs. Ross, of
st. Louis. Substantial refreshments
were served.
Miss Shea entertained the Occasion
al club last Tuesday evening at the
residence Of Mrs. II. NJ. Long. The
guests were:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23
GEr
aFA SOCIEDTA
~
@ O
CLUBS

QR2RR2aG&2SE
The Chautauqua held its regular
meeting with Mrs. f. D. O0ok on
Wednesday. They meet next week
with Mrs W. II. French.
The Wednesday Club neidEits last
meeting for this year with Miss Rus
sell. There were four excellent papers
read by Madames J. A. Guthrie and
Fred Llewellyn, Misses Edm0nia Fos-
ter and Olive Mason The new officers
elected we're: President, Ms Nc
MILAN; Vice-Prcsident, Miss Esther
Houston; Secretary, Ms E. R. Locke.
Next year the club wsll study Italian
history and will devote special STUDY
to Italian art
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

A. last a su. cure ssr Chlna's
seathenism has been diseureHed A
United States senator has siasested
an amendment 10 tho Exclusion bll
providing that orly Christian Chinese
be allowed 10 enter America The ex.
pertinent was tried once BY the Span
ish In the PHILIPPINES. with the result
hat 10000 Chinese saw the light with
IN . single veek7Japan Advertiser.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23
SOCIETY A TALK


Miss Mary Harrison, Of Auxvaze.
spent > few days here the guest Of Mr..
Miller Morris and family.
The Misses French are home from
San Antonio, Tex, where they spent
q most delightful winter.
Nh Geo Eilsten, who has been
visiting the Misses French, left Friday
for her home IN jefferson CITY.
Mz W. p. Ross, Of ST Louis Eho
has been visiting Ms Emmett Gun
ningham, returned home this after.
.noDu.
Mrs. !. W. Tnmble entertained
Miss Pearl Saith, q Hardin college,
and Miss Moda McCutchan. q Synod.
cal. Monday.
Mssz Senting Stewart Kirtley
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23
LATE MISSOURI DEATHS.

At Sloan Springs-Mrs. e. II. Emer-
son.
AtSt. J~oSeph-Nelson NJ. McCorkie,
aged ~.
At Moberly-MB. Patrick Clancy.
At Louisiana--James Flaherty, aged
70; Ora Williams, aged q.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

IKE waahcwna at nsata4 yarodh lsend @n he rnstr best saddle horse mare or gan. mTs I'm n
the sweepstakes first and a2 at Paris in I&4n lands dbnaM hm the nguMrn ring $500 1L
He ws Apwn with five colts his sdem and tOk first ona hed xenIS oW@ ms - a uh ra
@mnm . m 500 m swn at ntala in regular rnB and hhm money the $780, stake with nine
teen entries Fum 1895 to Iao he was atepda and shown in all the large saddle stakes Missouri nmn a anu
and aAvew ever nHAjn carry fl first hnmS IKESanw record is wtMntelnL en@pAN es
he was r show nanmg Helas been hhpd9 400 miles and has wm@ or more adh& won many
nya deb horse * shnds the top with THE hR@ price saddle bred mare MISSOURI nn g gs
RuSenx sold in New York; $3.50 and to-day you ant find etrs eatar asmaDep price .n Is
gsR r ,syedds 400 LnteI TX wsh nat nteh nlthn land never was eaten IN ms DIS @S n anu
* didn't gA show horses but the Street Fair in Mexico his colts got everything they am@a n M n m
six Years Of dowp Ihmd and raised TX from t had him HANDLED at my command Ihd him sd n@n
me- which sue greatest dH credits and to-day he stands with bt meo wnermd never had but one which ian am
m sal Of many stations his age IKE B@snnd@ anew dollar without snth~ "a fault and looks IKE
By MambdnoL eGnnd I1 1885, bM amhhoL eGnnd@ by HghandC heEfB tdam by Grimes n rs
second dam by GpnM Mountain Moanm third IN by Rocky MaamT Traveller thoroughbred Grimes NED
was mJ John Rmdlph by Marshal NeyB imported Emancipation.
IKEb a bauufm bay BIdm ha and mdan form and nsh Extra ml limbs sand muscle Gtm fmn
My feet long ayn neck fine name and tall good style and wnhla gandf individual. HE'S an exaf d adnef
land wngahd When ncmsn kmem and Gka action heb meqmlhd. IKE ctsa ec commanding hMf
price over the country than any other horses gth dissection -
IKE will make the season Of 1W at my Ehs2 mnSs southwest Mexico n,m RsewaHfM sa anu
will serve mares at $500 season. $500 insure in hai s0Nb msuea living colt
1 have fine 3eardd JACK which will stand at the SAINT. place at 500
Car taken to prwntaddns mtno responsibility assumed
Farmers look your interest Breed ta good horse while m tayean opportunity
PASTURE will be furnished at 500 p@ month
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

and chseffulness socn
disappear when the KID
neys are out Of ofoef
or diseased
kidney troabis has
become 50 rsvzleai
hat hnoiunconzoa
for 4 child 70 b bon
afflicted With E@zk KID
neyz. Htne child ufIn-
So 49, L. q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23
Low Rate Excursion to California and
the Northwest Via the G a a.

March 20 to June 18th the C. & a.
viii sell une-way excursion tickets to
points In California and the northwest
at very low rates. For fun particulars
call On OF address
/. NJ. RICHARDS,
Tiki. Agt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

III Ie.s GorsTr IS
Fraaks cheney makes oath that b. il te
senior partner Of the nrm Of p J. Cheney q
Co, dolng business 20 The city Of Toledo
ooaniE and state aforesaid, and that said frrl
viii pay the sun Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case o, cstsrrh thsi
osnaot be cured b. the use Of HAI1's CkTAEEs
.g-En FRA,KJ J. CHENEY.
sworn 70 betore ne and subscribed n NJ
presence this en- day Of Decsnber, A D. i6S
Aw. GLEASON
[EEALl Notary Pubie
Halls caisrrh Clre r. taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sunaces
Of he system send for testimonials free
FJ CHENEY 4 Co, Toledo o.
Price &c per b0ttie.
Halls Family Pns are thsbest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

An afternoon paper to be published
at Chicago by women and for women
is incorporated. Its first edition viii
appear May IS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23
House for Rant

Seven room house, two lots, good
garden, located three blocks east Of
Robt. Hisey's residence and one block
east OF the Thos. Board property In
southeast Mexico. The location is
not choice, but the rent is most rea.
sonable. II r. NJ. WHITE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

Wanted-Young men 10 prepare for
Government positions. Fine openings
tn all departments. Good salaries.
Rapid promotions. Examinations
soon. Particulars free.
Interstate Cor. Inst,
d&wtJunel6 Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

The Best Prescription For Malaria
Chills and fever is q bottleof GROVES
TAsrEIEss CHILL TOXIC. II is simply
iron and quinine In tasteleSs form
No cure no az. Price h0c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23
MEXICO TO HAVE a sAEITARIUM
Dr.. z. D. shoukh to Open an Estab-
lishment in the Ryerson Property.

Dr.. Z. II. shoasb has arranged to
open q sanitarium in the Ryerson
property, Just north Of the LEDGE
Office, on May first. Dr. Shoush viii
have everything up-to-date and be
lieyes that Mexico is q good point fort
ganitarium. quite a number OF our
people go away every year to receive
treatment who could be locked after
Just as well at home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

ing al sbo.i o. i~nci1iing mary e Ire
thogssn& a iesfimonizi letters received
ffon sufferers cured u vriing Or. Klna
4 c. binghzmt1u. q. Z. Be sure and
meutoz tbs payer.
Dat make ary mirakc. but remember
the Hme. S~szmrRcot. Or. Kllngis
SsznP-Roct and ne actress. Bnfhznloa,
n. T. % ever bottle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23
liment That Has Held The Farmers Faith For Two Generations.

1t is the pioneer Of liniments.
IL has stood the test of time.
The more people use it the more faith
they have in it.
1t is just as good to relieve your pains
to-day as it was to relieve the aches
and pains of your grandfathers ver
sixty years ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

The contract for the Missouri State
building at the Worlds Fair has been
awarded. 1t will cost about sl05, 600.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

The evening was spent playing
Finch and Stock Exchange. Lovely
refreshments we're served.
Mrs Lulu n. Forrest will not be al
Hardin college next year. Her daugh-
ter, Miss Eugenia, graduates this year
and they viii make taler home in Chi
cago. MrS. Forrest is one Of the very
best vocal teachers Hardin college ever
had. Her pupils have shown marked
developement under her excellent
teaching. She has been especially
kind in rendering her services on diff
ferent occasions and especially at St
Paul's church where she has been the
soprano ever since her residence here.
Her mother, Mrs. Nichols, viii make
her home with her. The many friends
Of herself and charming daughter re-
gret 70 see them leave.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

MrS N. Shelton, mother Of Mrs
Clay White, Of this city, is critically
III at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Cox, In Oentralia-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23
ST. Inuis and Return for SAD.

On account q the National ana
Internatlonzi Good Roads C1nyeu-
ton April 9th to May 2nd and the
Dedieatl0n Ceremonies Louisiana Pun
chase Exposition, ST. Louis, April %
10 May :. 1908, tickets viii be solo
from Mexico % St. Louis and return
At rate Of $40 via the Chicago & Al
too OF the Wabash railroad. Dates Of
sale April $3.50 and May LIST. Good
70 return up to and including May 4,
1893. l. NJ. RICHARDS,
Ticket Agent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

Mrs J. NJ. Pollard, who has been In
Hot Springs during the winter, viii
visit her mother Ms French, at Shel,
byville, ILL.,, before returning TO Mexi.
~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

Mr.. William Harpers many friends
viii be glad 10 know that be is able to
be out again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

Capt VIM. Eler, Of near AuxFase,
will spend a portion o. the summer in
the west
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

Mn. Sadie Wright and daughter,
Mrs. W. d. Campbell, are visiting in
AuKvaSge.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

o. r. Waite and wife, Of blooming.
ington, H., visited relatives in Mex
leo this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

Unne scald The fesh or II. Vhca ne child
reaches an age vhsn II should be abe 70
c5n'fol the passage d Is yet afflicted viii
be9-weting. depend UPON Il. the czu.s q
tAs cHc1iy Is hdney trouble, ard he first
sep should BE- towards the treatment Il
these important organs. This unpleasant
treble IS DE 70 q cisez-e3 condition q he
kidneys and bizt5sr and not 10 = habit IS
most people suppose
Aemea as vel as men ace made mis-
Gsbe VIII h1ney and biz16ef reubie.
za4 beth ned ne same great FemetY.
rs MD and the imme3ia.e elief q
Svamp-Root Is scon realzsd Il Is sd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

Touching 5enesoience.
"We want the people not to patroD.
I've the hated opposition that is nov
springlne up walled the man who
represented an incompetent monopolv
1--WE are not afraid Of competition, bn,
we know the other people will lo,s
money at their venture, and we can,
bear to see them do it,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

". r. Carter has returned from Mo
berry and is seriously III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble prsys upon The mind. dis
courzFes ndlezsens ambition BEATTY. vigor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

Wm. sims Is home from a business
trip b Kansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

Mr.. Earnest futile, Of Fulton, pass.
ca through this city Wednesday, en-
route to st. Louis and Louisville, Ky.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-04-23

y n ny
cent and ere dollar
si1er. Yo1 may have q
sample boiiie ty mai
free. also pzrrhief tel.