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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS.

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This week the managers Of the La
Crosse Lumber Co. we're in Louisiana
on a busgnsss trip and were royalty
entertained at Cbas. Buaum's lovely
home.
Saturday night Miss Mollie Hons-
ton received the Shakespeare Club. OF
course, il was great evening Tor the
club. There is but one Mollie Hous-
ton. Mrs. Fish viii be the next
hostess.
DR.. and Mrs. E. 5. Cave gave a very
delightful reception Saturday night to
which about seventy-hVe married and
single u our society people we're in
vited. It was in honor Of Mrs. Caves
niece, Miss Deering, and Miss Mid
ellsworth, OF Shelby vile, ILL.,, who are
visiting her 1t was one Of those in-
formal affairs, where the guests are
permitted 70 do as they please. Dainty
refr4snments were served.
Last Saturday night Messrs. Day, Of
st. Louis, Davis and White, Of our
city, had a delightful ride in farm
wagon, going out to Lamertine Lack
lands, where several charming girls
we're visiting Miss Louise. Owing to
the blizzard raging no one else braved
the elements The young women
served not chocolate and margurites
To the balf-fIozen fellows on their ar
rival a delightful evening with
most deleetable lunch was much en-
ioyed.
1t seems there are several Of our
society fellows locking forward TO
breach OF promise suit Since last
Saturday S society notes came out sey-
eral have called me up oEer the phone
or hailed me uneasily on the street,
asking in a timid, shrinking way who
! referred 70. Gentlemen. viii re-
lieve you. AS there was a dearth Of
sUciety events / merely thought To-
excite a little curiosity among the
readers d The LED6ER. 1t seems /
saoceeded-well, very we'll 1t vas
purely az Imagination o. ny own:
only this and nothing more.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19
Girls Sold in Philippines.

SAN FRAscIsco, February l2-The
Manila Nans Of January g Just re-
ceived here, contains the startling
story Of slave trade in all parts Of the
PhihppineS
Girls, the Nesrs says, can be bought
In any OF the provinces for insignif-
can't sums. especially II the parents
are IN debt, and the paper adds, in
Manila q large number Of men make a
regular business Of buying and selling
vfrtx
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

heals iuGammztion ard liberation ard
cures female weakness II is q perfect
tonic and nerviue. trznquiliziug the
nerves. rruuoting the appetite and IN
dudrg fefresaing sleep.
-Ws-s Sra wrcts yes iszs been 70 farre
sliGfrclt toctnss aul Ice cf thtm sid rsulil
rcFr1 81 bette Nitr1u- a1dug g. tlr EosFllzi
81r a. o-e-1tt1-. = rrslcs 1ffa. s.l-1- ETicks.r-
Il ~ Eic< st-re1 81 rzui Mlnn- sWaf rns
atle e. - srrEEl1r. III uazil 81 - ed trslt
70 ~ tllefel anE hsck uasiia have q ile IL
bed flT clr cT suzeiizes I've cey- NaN
h1rr usxi al hrCfies q Dr. PERKS Farcrlt- Pre-.
Ecrz-lla1 1ni 81 q ~ Gcl1r1 Metic1i tlssl1F-
cry azt ~ rea1if + iasi p11Eerf1L vzs -
ne-rous ] 1rd . 14re fa1e cn< - ~ So sli
IL Clar eEc- - ErF t-lze al eHcia fzrtfE
ez9 aEFl1lzr. ] tlcE tre1tzcut frzz llc-1f
tN1-c uecf. an ersry lir-t --zt1 - tis-rr !
ga - si1E III Fars ca.l al thr t1rrlrs rrt
ueFz1 t1Ei-r rzlr Eclict1es ! rztred rlr1t
ziezr. wezEte- ~ roln-s Waez terEs
t1kilE ruzr .reti1i1rs ~ AHE1ssi e1d 49,
an - to ny as--i wsssht - an a. Wel
81 lex e. r1z1 - ever
FRzz d. Pierce's Couuoa se-se
Ms1icll Adviser il sezt free OF neceipt
ot E,zr1rs 70 pay erp-nse ot rnziling dziT.
Send y one-oeaf Stamps for tie book il
rzper eort-x, or 81 skxmps for cioth-
boundvoiuze. Adtres Dr. RV. Piercr,
Bufzio. X Y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

TEN 1EAitc AdO lhio "AHn-
Martin Kunkel and family moved to
this city.
Louis Erb and Miss Mary Devanny
we're wed near Rush Hin.
Jerry Peck, died at bis home on
Young Greek, OF heart failure.
Mrs Nancy Pulls, wife Of Reuben
Pulls, Of near Thompson, was very III.
David W. Steele died after a pro-
tracted illness at his home in this city.
J. r. Squirting and Miss zella De
Jarnett were married by Elder James
Bradley.
August Weber, of this city, secured
the contract TO build the New Baptist
Church in Mexico.
Miss Lena Ricketts,, OF this city, was
attending the Augusta Female Sem
mary at Staunton, Va
Or. Il. S. Cave bought the Hal Gibbs
property on T.. Promenade street from
e. IL. Mcdonald for $500.
"Uncle" Billie West, Of this city
celebrated his ninetieth birthday. Hs
was the Oldest man in Mexico.
Miss May Mabry was visiting IL
Kansas City, She spent several weeks
in the State OF Washington during The
winter.
Us. Moore and family, OF shawhan,
Ky, moved to Audrain county. Mr.
Moore purchased the Mabry farm just
east OF Mexico.
wm. Hesterberry, Vt Audrair
county, and Miss klatz, OF Illinois
were married at Bean Creek German
church by Rev. Jenrieh.
Among the proposed stockholders 0
the new bank at Martinsburg from
Mexico were: C. d. Rodgers, W. W
Fry, 5. NJ. Locke and Robert Morris
/ Mr.. Morris was TO be cashier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19
Is, 20 and 10 Years Ago
This Week.


rwESrr-FIvE YEARS AGO THIS wKEk-
Frank b. craddock was visiting
Mexico from Alton, III.
Doctor Willis, president Of Central
College, Fayette, Mo, died.
pled-Near san Marcos, Tex, Miss
Allie o'Rear, sister Of Mrs. @. y.
Macrarlane, and Mrs. 7. T. Locke,
Of this city.
DR.. W. G. Riley and Shelf Riley
dissolved partnership iu the drug busi-
ness. Shelf Riley was % continue n
the business
Tom Nelson sold his interest in the
grocery store Of Null s Nelson TO G..
|B Null. Sir. Nelson accepted . posi-
tion in W. h. Reeds dry goods store,
TWENTY WARS AGO THIS wxEk-
Mrs. Jas W. suggett was very III.
Mrs. Andrew Elliott, Of this city,
died.
There we're 2,e4S dogs IN eallaway
County.
VIM. Frguson and Miss Ada Willing
ham were wed.
r. NJ. Canterbury aged 2 years,
died at his home Ia Littieby.
A. E. Poteet purchased the Jack
Hayden property in west Mexico
James Pledge, was salesman in the
W. F. Reed dry goods establishment
Mrs. Alice Lampson nee Miss Alice
Northcntt, died at Chaplin, Ill.,, Of
typhoid fever.
]. Atchison and Miss Mary Allison,
both OF Audrain County, were married
| hy Rev. w. I'll. Hook.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19
cupIn.s cAPTTYE
SOCIETY SMALL TALK.

HRnaRaFNl1RFH 2 7laissss ssfs 49,
Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Pollard and
little Mary leave for Hot Springs Mon
day
Mrs Percy Hord and little Miss
Martha left Friday for their home in
Billings Mont
Mrs Judge Stuart's viii be the
meeting place Of the chautauqua Cir
Gle next week.
Miss Beatrice Micheau, an old Har-
din girl, Of Maryyille, No, is visiting
Miss Kota Luckie.
MTs. W. W. Fry and daGghter, Miss
Gertrude, viii leave next week for
Cuthbert, Georgia
Mr.. and Ms D. 5. Burroughs many
friends regret that they have decided
70 locate in Collinsyille, III.
Master Z. Bryan KelSo has returned
to his home in Marshall after delight
fnl visit with relatives here.
Miss clara Cunningham came down
from Chicago last week and spent sew
eral DAYS with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Wise leave Sun
day for ST. Louis. They win be at the
Linden for the next two months.
Mr.. WIN Houston was here few
hours on Monday. His many friends
were glad 70 see him looking 50 we'll.
Mrs. J. E. RoSs and Miss Julia viii
return carly in March from Chester
town, Nd, where they have spent the
winter with Mrs Hubben
Miss Selma Barth viii meet her
father ia New York and return home
with him. getting here about the last
Of this month, after having enjoyed
the delights Of a winter in Baltimore.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19
SALT LAKE FIRE
A Fire in the Heart Of the City The
Loss Quite Heavy.

SALT LAKE CRY, Feb. ia tire
that started Id the Atlas block, a large
fiSe-story building, in South street, in
the heart OF the business section at
2:30 O'Clock this morning, completely
gutted that building, spread to the
Central block, leaving that structure
a wreck, and did other damage that
viii bring the loss close to the half
million mark.
The insurance Is about half.
The fire was one of the fiercest 10
the history of the city and consumed
and destroyed the buildings with re-
markable rapidity.
Several lodgers on the top floor Of
the Atlas block had miraculous escapes
| from death.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19
KISS TICKETS AT ONE EACH
Demand Enormous, Though Nv.
Knows Who May Be Kissed. '''

wArKErowS. n. Y, Feb. 70
Tickets at 81 each, emitting n,
holder to a kiss are being sold ~ /.
young women In this city. =
This is the great drawing card b,
the Odd Fellows Fair. -Four thou,,'.
persons VIII attend the fair and n.
expected that On Saturday pi,A'I
when the kisses are TO be delIye,s|
the building viii not acsommod,sI
the crowd.
IL Is intended to keep the ldeutnl
uf the young women who are bl
kissed q secret until Saturday pls
when the goods are 10 be delivered I
public. There Is an enormous !
mand for the kiss ticket.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19
Osteopathy.

Dr. Tranghber has a lady assistant
DR.. Etns Kels-Curry, Of two years ex-
psriencs. viii treat all those desiring
treatment BY lady. DR.. Trsughber
viii treat here On his regular days
Tuesday, THURSDAY and saturday. Dr.
Curry vili treat Monday. Wednesday
AID FRIDAY. Oasoe east q post ofiiee
Telephene rs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19
WOULD RAISE 100000.
Representative Duncan Would Raise
This Amount for New Capitol
Building For Missouri

JErFERsos Cry. Feb IL. Repre-
sentative Duncan, OF ST. Joseph, To-
day introduced a joint and concurrent
resolution providing for q constitu'
tional amendment for lew Of seven
cents on the 500 valuation with which
to build a new State Capitol.
The announcement does not say
where the capitol shall be built.
1t is proposed 70 raise 81, Ooo, 600 ny
this levy II carried BY the people al
the next general election.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

and reorganized. The Rev. Mr..
Cooke will oppoint a president. Mrs.
NJ. l. Taylor is yice-president, Mrs.
Ritchie, secretary: Mrs. c. I. Allen,
treasurer. The Guild will meet every
Thursday.
There was a dance at the Montezu-
ma Club this evening in honor OF the
visitors in town. 1t was delightful
affair. Miss Ethel Middlesworth looked
very lovely in an evening gown OF
black crepe trimmed with broadcloth.
The gown was deoolleie. Miss Deering,
pretty blonde, looked lovely 10 a
light green crepe with the waist much
trimmed with lace. Mrs. Percy Hord
looked beautiful in a light blue eta
mine embroidered 10 white and black,
with yoke Of white lace. Mrs. Hazard,
Miss Rlseling's guest. wore old rose
etamine, with white applique
The different church societies all
met as usual. The Workers, OF the
Christian church, are busy with their
entertainment to be given soon and
their advertising scheme The Stod-
dart society, OF the Presbyterian
church, met and did some work, some
talking, etc. The womans Home
Mission Society,of The Southern Meth
odlst church, met and elected officers
They are:
Mrs. Z. d. Graham, President
Mrs. D. T. Moore, Vice-president.
Mrs. A. X. Luckie, Secretary.
Mrs. Judge Edwards, Treasurer.
This soeietY meets once a month.
FRIDAY.
The young men gave phantom par
~ al Miss Duncans hall this evening.
About - were there. A delicious
chzfing dish lunch was served. Mrs
Chas Buckner vas the chaperone.
Mr.. and Mrs J. 5. Llewellyn enter
tained the members Of the Wednesday
Clab. their husbands and sweethearts:
Mr.. and MrN Newton Baskett, Mr..
ana Ms @. W. Robertson, Mr.. and
ArS. Million, Mrs Lulu Forrest
Misses Flora Thomas. shea. Goodrich,
Duncan and Baker. A delici0Ts
lunch vas served and q dellghtfpl
evening enjoyed By all
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19
LIBERAL OFFER

The undersigned viii give 4 free
sample Of Chamberberlain's stomach
and Liver Tablets 10 any oue wanting
a reliable remedy Tor disorders of the
stomach, bilionsness or constipation
This IS a new remedy and a good one.
All druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19
Korris q nalanlane nead.

Norris E, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
B. Delaplane, died at St Lnkce's
hospital, St Louis Wednesday, Feb
II. aud the remains will be inferred In
Kirkwood Friday.
Deceased formerly lived 10 this city
and was mighty thought OF.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

Cut this out ana take it 70 any
druggist and get a free sample Of
Cbamberiain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets, The. best phySic. They cleanse
aud inTigorate the stomach, improve
the appetite and regulate the bowels.
Regular size. &c Der bax.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19
More smallpox Al Rush Hin.

Charley Casper and Mr.. Devanney,
both Of Rush BiB, are III Of smallpox.
Dr. Macfarlane went 10 Rush Hill To-
day TO attend them. Nr. Dcv1nney is
a brother Of Ms. Erb, whose husband
died OF small pox near Rush Hin last
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

James Garrett Sr., says that 10
lsi5 We had ; winter very much like
TIE present zoe. but = cid spell came
in March, which made up for znY fBe
usathsr whieh vas snjoyed before
thai tine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

4 w. Grant Treasurer Of West
Minister College. was IN Mexico to-day
ea route % 81 Louis 10 attend a meet
ins q the trustees of that Institution.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

A certincate Of Incorporation has
been issued BY Secretary Of State S B.
Cook 70 the Mexico Clothing Compa-
ny, o. this city. The capital is sl0,-
oO0, three-nfths paid ap. Incofpora-
tons; James p. KEN, Chas Clay
brook. Annie J. stephens and others.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

J. 2. Seiger, OF Burlington, Kas., is
found dead In a Kansas City rooming-
house, which indicates foul play. 1t
is thought be was dfugged and robbed.
Two beilboys have heen arrested,
Seiger's pockets werc tured wroneside
ont when be was found.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

DR.. j. L. Gartrell viii be granted
the usual thirty days respite BY Gov.
Dockery from March 6 During that
time friends throughout the State
viii ask that hik sentence be eommut-
ed 70 life imprisonment
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

Rev A. Wallace Is home from ST.
L0gis Sbere be attended . meeting q
tie board 0f trustees of Westminster
College. Of which he 4 secretary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

II al tie Missouri women who are
busking corn for the benefit of their
churches had % Do ii, what an awful
howl there Wuuld be.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

Mrs John Ratter, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Z. ;. Mckinney, is very N
10 3 ST. Louis hospital. Il is thought
that an operation viii be necessary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

Will oftea feel compelled 10 stop the
clock zhose ticking seems unbea-zble 10
her In such q nervous condition the
woman needs building up Of the entire
syEen- Il IS useless 70 atteupt the cure
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

The new Western independent
Telephone Company propaSs 70 con
meet 81. Louis aud Eastern Missouri
towns vith Kansas Cisy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

Mrs EUma breediuVe, fofmerly q
This city, nov u 81 Loais was "a last
Tuesday. FEB. %. married % Mr.. c. b.
Shzuks q that cltr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

This slEnsture j. On every bor Of the genuine
Laxative Br0m0-Q QuiRine Tablets
the remedy that cares q eoEd IN enc day
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19
sIzEs.--as cts, 50 cts and sIoo. SOLD EVERYWHERE

This afternoon Miss Hattie Ed
monds entertained In honor Of Misses
Deering and Middlesworth, Of Shelby
willie. There were eight tables OF
plain euchre. Miss Anna Belle Arnold
received the first prize, japanese pin
cushion. Miss Ernie Macfarlane was
given the BOBBY prize, an egg beater.
A most substantial lunch was served.
II was one Of the most delightful par
ties Of the week.
The woman's Foreign Mission So
elety, Of the Southern Methodist
church, met this afternoon and elect
ed officers for the year.
Mrs. Redman Galloway, president
Mrs W. L. Reed, Vice-president
Mrs. Austin Smith, Recording Sec
Fetary.
Mrs. A. S. johnson, Corresponding
Secretary.
Ms- W. II. Wallace, Treasurer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

Clay Mcclure Is row local.ageut for
TIE Equitable Life Insurance Com.
pa0y. Mr.. Mcclure is a progressive.
hustlines business man, and sc pre-.
diet sili get results.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

ton Of The delicate
womznly Organism
d.. Pierce's Fsvuzite
Prescription cures
so-asniy diseases ard
the ncrTouauess which
they czrse. Itcharges
irTeg-iarity to regular
ity. dries the drains
xhich MrlLen wnuer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

Dace Caldwell, a PROMINENT farme,
near WarrensbuEg, No, accidentally
discharged a shotgun while climbing
a barbed-~ire fence and slot himself
through the heart Death vas IN.
siantaneous.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

OF the nerves
while the cause
Of the nGTous
ness remains IN
cured. A very
CEuuu 0nHs
Of uEvouxness
in Noucn is 8
diseased coudi-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19
Pope's Condition Reportsa cr;t;e,,

Paris. Feb. ls.-lt Is reported in
the loooies Of the Chamber Of Depu-
ties that the condition Of the Pope is
very critical The report cannot be
confirmed, and It's source cannot be
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

We sell farms, also city property.
See US before you buy, or list with us
what you desire to sell. We advertise
in nearly every state in the Union.
GuTHRIE s RIcKErTs,
mi Real Estate Agents
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

The scratch Of a pin may cause the
loss Of a limb or even death when
blood poisoning results from the in
jury. All danger Of this may beayoid-
ed, however, by promptly applying
Chamberlains Pain Balm. 1t Is an
antiseptic and unequaled as quick
healing llniment for cuts, bruises and
burns For sale by all druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

ArS- Maggie Lupton. Of this city. is
qnte III at this home q her daughter,
Nm ThoS. Carter, In ST Louis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19
GWN)NlN
PFsras llglsa;i sss ssH DIEVspss.
@[LIlI3E$

Peepie sho sE@sr fro1 tups-fsct di-
rsEsiis e--iea is-agi1s a1sy hars bczrt,
knEcey, tiFef ard tslleus tiss1sss caused
b. orEzuic iTegu1srl1ez- Tae pressure
ol . s1c1aeA dls.eu1e1 - E-s lz1 Tn
tiFees1d foe1 is tae sla-zng paizt froz
whic1 lzrrc nruhsr e ssrsocs. well
knsewa azt ucasEuaz s-lzs4ses cuFi1aie.
Dysrez1a sz1 IL ,yazllen zeFerclF-
rreE fkszsslFsz. Al rolblas arisilg
fron elsor3efe6 c1n5ltozE q tie
Eiaa-sch are relicEct rz1 peruzze1-y
curst by Ezpspsla Izaicta-
las wsskS Trseimsaf 50 esrss-
fs-osr DspETs1 er aifsef b. Ma.
afzvs. Tas-s A-ss oz--f u< = aI.p7aa
- inArrzdrs klaa rii1A ! lzss s1-=sa r -
J. szs-s. 20 s z-iss As. s. Ls.s. 81.
II ks4s - r==1f l=asszss , AzFzF-z
T.az - ~ s-z-z = - th-zzs
x HsueL4z1. Eeias -
x--.--.. g. ass e--a- e-s- - l~--.- -
Il ssf aae eaczas sAz Eze4<E q E.ss1s.z
= |azfI zts rlaln- HI - Ise1szE = felr4 ~
= - III AZ s HezscQ , - A4Fe ms t1eia-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

Nm Arthur sharp is home from a
pleasant visit at Auxvasse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19
If YOUR Weak Point is a Weak Back

ahrdd
what
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

Thos. Reighley has sold his al
elevator at Farber TO James Leu.|
en-. of yandalla.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19
(hA Woe
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trcutis prrys epeE the mind. dis
ccurzgss sns iesssas ambition; hezaiy, yiTor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19
Cures the Hurts of Anything That Walks.
E Mexican MuGtang Liniment will cure it.

rhorea fnt rn
COW
nMung cure
sand upon thousands 0
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

W. A. EdmOnston IS very N at his
home in Colorado.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

Mr.. and MIA Henry Bdmgnds gave a
lovely dinner this evening. The guests
included Mr.. and Mrs- Z D. Graham,
NJ. and Mrs. Gus Graham, Mf. and
Mrs VIII Lesh.
Atuooa Mfs. n. 3. Guthrie gave a
decidedly dainty and pretty luncheon
IN honor of Ms Percy HOrd- The
other guests we're Mrk Dr. Mccall, Of
Fulton; Mn DR.. Ned RodeS. Aisses
Beatrice Micheau, u MarYville. No.
and K0ta Luckie-
st P1ars Guild. q the Epis-
copal church, met At the church
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19
The One Certain Cure for Hurts and Aches.

fve
excan utang
laboratory
S 0
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19
Inflammation is the Root of all Pain.


ing a pow
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

TUESDAY.
Mesdames Russell, Sanford and Miss
Esther Houston spent the afternoon
with Ms. r. M. White.
Miss Mary Buckley entertained Mr..
Arthur Ellis at tea this evening, later
Miss Sallie Blythe, Miss Pattie Bruce,
Messers Ethan Howell and Clyde Ellis
arrived and an evening with Ping
Pong was greatly enjoyed
Miss Martha Spence entertained the
Thimble Club on this afternoon. All
took their fancy-work. A delicious
lunch was served. There are fifteen
members OF this club and more con-
genial crowd could not be imagined.
Mrs. Frank Sanford delightfully."-
entertained this evening with pro-
gressive bid euchre in honor Of Misses
Nell Deering and Ethel Middlesworth,
OF Shelyyille. III. There were twenty
who responded In person to theinyita-
tions. Mrs. Wilson received dainty
picture for lst prize also DR.. Digs re-
eeived a lst prize-a japanese surprise
package. Lone hand lst prize was
given TO J. W. Woodbridge and was a
picture frame. Mr.. Frank Robertson re
ceii'ed as End lone hand prize yalen-
tine. The tally cards were hearts
tinted by Master Kenneth Sanford.
WEDNESDAY.
There were several small Affairs
both during the afterno0aand evening,
but am not permitted to use them.
wednesday being club day there
was not much a doing. The Wednesday
Club was at Mrs McMillan's- The
Chzutzuqua met with Mrs. +. d.
Cook and had a delightful Afternoon.
The rest Of society enjoyed a siesta-
DID a little mending and read a good
book. Take ii all together, it vas a
day well spent
Ms. Etna Williams entertained
about a dozen Of her friends that after
roon. They brought their fancJ
work. After enjoying themselves fol
sometime they voted for The most at
tFactiye woman present and MH.
James Roy was given The prize q
bunch Of carnations A delicious
lunch was served.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

ard chesff1iness scon
disappear ~hsa he hid
RES aro e., Ct orGsr
Ct diseased
KaHs5 troubAe has
bscome - prevalent
fAziEisn1tu uacomnoa
f9r a chnd 70 he boin
afflicted win wekk KID
nsyz lsthe child gria-
-. - AZ
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

crine sczias tse flesh or Il. when iss child
reaches sa age When It should ts zhls to
coaigei The passage. Il is YET Ssi1cses with
bss-westing. cepsna Cpon IL the eaase ei
the dlsiicas.y Is Kidney tscshie. ard the frs,
sssp shosie be tssrzrSs tie treatment G.
thess Important csgxHs. This uariezssnt
troGhie Is due 70 & diseased con5ition cf the
kidneys ard tiz65ef and not 70 3 hzhii as
niost people suppose
Wonea as vel as men are raz5e rsis-
eszble vi,h kidney ard hls55cT uoub.S,
and to.h need TIE same great remedy.
Tie mid snd the immediate effect q
Swamp-Root Is so5a realized Il is seld
hy druggists, IN fifty
cent and cne coiizr =
sizes. Tou may have g !. -; =
sample bette b. rs.l ~ sls - = =
free. also pamphlet sell Es.as & s1an-p.I.sus.
ing al zbo-; i, iac.u5ing many Of the
THOUSANDS cf Testimonial letters received
Er5n sufferers cured In writing n. Kilnsr
& Co.. 5inghz-zto1. ". Y, bs sure and
nlention this paper.
Dsn't rasks any mistake. hut Tsnszihsy
the name. Sgzmr-Rooi. Dr. Kilners
Swznp-Root ard the address, Eizghzni3u.
n. T., on eTery botsis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19


cold
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

The young men gave a phantom par
~ al Miss Duncans hall this evening.
About - were there A delieioIs
chzfing dish lunch was served. Mrs
Chas Buekner vas the chaperone.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-19

b clgg-sts, n tlity-
cent and cae coAzr
sizes. Tou may have a
sample bette b. rs.l
a.