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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-16
Buggles for S85 to $40, at Hag
elstein's great cost sale.

Bro. s. II. Shore will hold regu-
lar services next Sunday. Sub.
ject for evening services, "Change
of heart" All are cordially
invited to attend.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-16

-2S stamp photos for 25c, at
Henry's gallery.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-16

Miss Nevermore Trainor, of
Muscogee, |. r. entertained a few
of her friends last evening with a
dinner party at the Landon.
Covers were laid for ten and
unique place cards seated the
guests around the table laden with
carnations of rarest colors and
purfume.
Those who accepted of Miss
Trainor's hospitality were: Mrs.
Bennett, Muscogee, | r. Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Aston, Misses Jennie
Lynn York, Lurlyne Hudson,
Messrs. Christy, Alexander, Gwin
and Belts.
Mrs. Bennett and Miss Trainor
anticipate leaving San Angelo
Thursday for their home, Both
will be missed by those who met
them during their short soiourn
in our CITY.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-16
SOCIETY,".

Under this head the Press endeavors to
give news Of all the society events In the city
II your party goes unmentiOncd or your visit
Ors uncbrOnlclcd consider that the Press can
not know OF all these things except as ITS
informed. Setd In all the society Items you
know - they'll be published. Telephone 24i.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-16

For fine, serviceable present
for a lady, an umbrella can't be
beat. The finest display in the
city at Leffel's.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-16

H. H. Sigman G Co. pay
highest cash prices for hides
and pecans.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-16

The Press Is IN receipt of the
following:
Miss Hadley will entertain her
elocutlon class at Turn Verein
Hall Tuesday December twenty
second nineteen hundred and
three, eight to ten.
Come in masque. Dancing.
Miss Hadley has done much to-
wards bringing her pupils to a
high standard. Her entertain
ment will be thoroughly enjoyed
by all those lucky enough to re-
ceive invitations and go.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-16
Rathbone Sisters Officers.

The Rathbone Sisters elected
officers at their regular meeting
Monday night Dec. 7 for the en-
suing term as follows:
Mrs. U. G.. Taylor, p, G.
Mrs. w. E. Head, M. Il. G.
Mrs. A. d. West, E. S.
Mrs. A. Wilcox, E. j.
Mrs. w. S. Robertson, M. of r.
Mrs. J. w. Harris, M. of r..
and S.
Mrs. w r. Johnson, M, of F.
Mrs. l. f. Veazey, P. of T.
Mrs. w. M. FOLSOM, D. G..
Mrs. ]. Findlater, Pianist.
Mrs. Eva Angle, Assistant
Pianist, Floor Leader and Trustee.
The Dickinson press., 1903-04-25
District court May 4th.

L. l.. Beard went,tO Hunter this week.
Miss Alberta Davis went to Bismarck
hospital this week.
Friday, May /, will be Arbor Day. Set
trees and beautify the yard.
H. E. Hartman brought in a company
of landseekers on Thursday.
Deputy McCoul was out summoning
jurors this week for court on May 4.
Ralph w. Boyer returned from the
east this week and will spend the summer
ranching with his friend Arthur Lambie.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Simpson were
pleased to receive a French newspaper
from Montreal containing a picture of
Consul (Major) Edwards and family.
Please call and see the new patterns
of decorated semi-porcelain ware just
unpacked at Drenkel's. If you are in
need of new dishes, here is your chance.
4-4-tf
R. l.. Senderling was in the city the
past week looking Tor a house. Mrs. S.
is in Chicago but will come to Dickinson
within a few weeks to remain through
the summer.
Mrs. J. r. Stewart and children left
this week for a visit at her old home in
Iowa and will later join Mr.. Stewart who
runs an engine on the Santa Fe, with
headquarters at Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Schultz returned
Sunday evening IRON their winters visit
in California. Mrs. Schultz and daugh-
ter have gone to Minnesota to visit for a
few week. They report having enjoyed
a most delightful trip.
Macaroni wheat for seed. Recon-
mended bv US. Dept. Of Agriculture as
a drouth ~resister. Good for twice the
yield of other wheat in dry season;
famous for yield always; the wheat for
sub-arid regions. Address Darlington
& Casey Land Co., Jamestown, N. D.
Guy Pearl returned to Dickinson dur
ing the past week where he will remain
for some time looking after his sheep
and horse interests. Mrs. Pearl is visit
ing her parents at the Elmwood Stock
Farm and later will come here.
A. D. Clark, the Iowa man who has
made a half million in the sale Of lands
in Morton county the past two years, was
in Dickinson ON Thursday. MIR. Clark is
president of a Minneapolis bank and
| also has a bank at New Salem.
F. D. Morford wishes to thank the peo.
pie of Dickinson for their liberal patron
age during his canvass of the city for the
steam COOKER" and will leave a "model"
at Parker & Co.'S store for anyone who
has not already seen them, or wishes to
order one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram lams have return
ed to Stark county after an absence OF
six yearsi in Missouri. They have bought
the Clarence Eldred ranch at the noun
tain where they will engage in the stock
business. They are at present visiting
at l.. l.. Haugan's near Taylor.
O. B. F~rankenberg has his bowling al
ley in fine shape now-new pins and balls
and is offering some very handsome
prizes. The person making the best
score of the week gets a box Of choice
cigars, the pick of his stock, and there
are also quarterly prizes given. 4-l8-3t
The Dickinson press., 1903-04-25

THE Wrestling of a Soul will be the
subject of Sunday mornings sermon at
the M. E. church. At 1890 p. m. "Some
Thoughts on the Problem Of Evil" will
be p%reseRted. All are cordially well
coined to these services. S. M. Road
house, pastor.
1.-THE Hidden Support of Life" will be
the subject of the sermon at the Congrc.
gational church next Sunday morning,
and in the evening the subject will be:
"Mr.iFacing Both Ways, and His Tragic
End" The morning sermon will be pre-
coded by a short sermon to the children.
Good music; all invited.
The Dickinson press., 1903-04-25
FOR OVER SIXTY A

AN OLD AND WELL-TR1ED REMEDY.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over sixty years by millions Of
mothers for their children while teething,
with perfect success. 1t soothes the
child, sottens the gnms, allays all pains,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy
for Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste.
Sold by druggists in every part of the
world. Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Its
value is intellectually Be sure and ask
for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind.
The Dickinson press., 1903-04-25
A MAN.

M. M. Austin Of Winchester, Ind,
knew what to do in the hour of need.
His wife had such an unusual case of
stomach Oh, and n1 liver trouble T, physicians
tried Pr: Kings New Life Pills and she
got relief at one and was finally cured.
Only 25c, at T. J. Greene & Co.'S,
Dickinson, and J. A Ferris, Medora.
The Dickinson press., 1903-04-25

Ladies and Misses Skirts
Walking and Drcss-corded and stitched, nicely
trimmed kilt or faro effect. $50 to SIS
Mems and Boys Hats, Ties,
passed for a strictly fashionable lot. Why pay
$500 or $500 for q hat when you can get a first
class article for s.. 90. Namely the LAMPHER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-01-29
WOULD IMPROVE CAPITOL.
Governor Dockery Recommends APP
preparation of$36,000.

JEFFERSON CRY, Jan. 10 Governol
Dockery, in a message to the General
Assembly this afternoon directed at
tention to the condition Of the State
house. grounds and surroundings in a
way to bring forcibly before the mem.
bers the necessity of improving theiI
condition and appearance.
Visitors to jefferson City have re.
marked for many years upon the pool
condition in which the State main.
tains its Capitol Many minor i'm.
provements are now made from the
contingent fund OF the Governor. Sc
bad did the corridors of the Statehouse
become last summer that on his own
responsibility he had tiling laid where
sunken stones had endangered the
limbs Of those going to and from the
offices.
Governor Dockery thinks that the
interior arrangements and outward
appearance Of the State Supreme
Court building is an architectural
monstrosity. He estimates that $780,
600 should be appropriated for recon
s~tructing the court building and i'm
proving the State Capitol building
and surrounding grounds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-01-29
MT. ILL.
Repudiates Ownership of Light and
Water After a Trial Sell Out to
Private Company.

We have heard a good deal about
municipal ownership in MI. Vcrooni
Ill. The following letter shows that
it was a failure and the plant was
sold:
R. NJ. White ESD. Mexico. Mo.
Mt. VERNON, Ill, Jan. 3L--DeaI
Sir: Mr.. NJ. ]. Seed, editor OF the
Register here handed me your letter Of
the 3rd instant requesting some infor-
nation about municipal ownership.
This city owned and operated for a
brief period an electric light and
water plant. They became dissatisfied
with the experiment and sold them tc
a practical company which has added
to them a heating plant, consolidate
ing all these under one big plant and
are making a great success of it.
| do not pretend to say that 1t is
cheaper or better for the city to buy
its water and light from an outside
concern than to own the plant and
furnish these necessities, but our peo.
pie are we'll pleased With the present
arrangement.
Yours, truly,
NORMAN II. Moss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-01-29
Circuit Court Notes.

Kate Stricken, vs.. John strickler
decree granted.
w. j. Bolts VS.. A. Greed ct al: deere,
for plaintiff.
d.. P. Moore ct al VS.. Louisa W
Barker ct al; decree for plaintiff.
D.. p. Moore ct al vs. Caroline Wells
ct al; decree for plaintiff.
c. A. Torreyson VS.. Alex Turn.
baugh, W. r. Luster, interpleader.
verdict finding that property in ques-
ton was not the property Of w. r.
Luster when attached.
T. ]. Elliott vs.. C. Il A. Ry. Co; on
trial.
MONDAYS DOCKET.
State ex rel Harrison Coll. VS.. Mary
]. Detiene ct al.
State ex rel Harrison Coll. VS.. Lem
uel Coots.
State ex rel Harrison Coll. vs.. Lewis
Barker.
State ex rel Harrison Coll 4. Louella
Harrison.
c. d. shreve VS.. Mary A. Crawford.
Phillip X. Russell ct al VS.. E. X.
Royal ct al.
". E Cunningham vs.. c. * A. Ry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-01-29
STOCK AND A R NOTES.

r. r. Buckner paid Jim Overfelt
1915 per hundred pounds for a car
load Of fat heifers and shipped them
to st. Louis Monday night.--Auxyasse
Rcrier.
G. L. Noftsger marketed from Au-
drain county, No, Of his own feeding,
5l7 head OF 59-pound Western lambs
that sold at s5.65.-Yesterday r. r.
Buckner, Of Audrain county, Mo-,
marketed 20 heifers averaging 767
pounds that sold at s4.-Wednesday's
LIRE Stock Reporter.
A. A. Sutton shipped a car Of fat
cattle to St. Louis Monday. W. S.
Carroll shipped a load to Chicago
Tuesday. J. l.. Shotwell shipped a
load Of sheep to st. Louis Tuesday.
These men are among Audrain's most
successful feeders and always get top
prices in the market. -Farber Fo1u I'M.
W. II. Tapley returned yesterday
from Chicago, where he marketed a
load Of 149O-pound cattle, for which
he received $3.50, lacking ) cents of
topping the market. While there he
bought two loads OF Polled Angus
feeders, but sold them to a Saline
county man while on his way home
Yandalia Ladcr.
II. L. Smith. Of near McCredie, has
load Of hogs contracted to j. h.
Hayes at s6.35 to 90 the last half of
January.-C. L. Henderson, who
handles HerefOrds In North Galloway,
made a purchase Of a sire for bis herd
recently, paying an Illinois party $500
for a 15-mOnths-old yonngster. Pat
terson Brothers, North Galloway farm
ers, sold sixty fat hogs at 6 cents and
t~hirty-elght head Of fat yearling and
cattle at s4.75. James
made the purchaser. L
who lives near McCredie, sold
a couple Of car loads Of l200-pOund
to J. II. Hayes last week at
per huBdred.-R. L. Greed went
to st. Louis the other day and came
back with twenty-eigbt head Of steers.
The man behind the trough Is surely
.rimfui Of business up in the Hatton
neighborhood-The January lamb has
made his appearance. J.. c. Miller,
1--we miles northeast Of A~uxyasse, re-
ports the advent o. a couple OF them.
in his sheep fold on the morning Of
the iGth.-Fulton Gazate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-01-29

The postal authorities at Washing
ton have liked a penalty Of s2O on per-
sons taking mail out Of DOstonlccs
other than their osn and not return
ing il. The intention OF the Law Is to
have people look at the mail before
leaving the onice and II they have
mail other than their v they must
return il at ID
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-01-29
A TEXAS WONDER
Halls Great Discovery.

one small bottle Of Halls Great Dis
eoyery cures all kidney and bladder
troubles, removes gravel, cures dia-
betes, seminal emissions, weak and
anne backs, rheumatism and all irregu-
larities Of the kidneys and bladder in
both men and women, regulates blad-
der troubles In children. II not sold
by your druggist will he sent by mail
on receipt of 81. One small bottle Is
Two months treatment, and viii cure
any case above mentioned. DR.. E. W.
Hall, sole manufacturer, p. O. box e29,
st. Louis, No. Send for testimonials.
Sold BY all druggists and Buckner &
Whitney, Mexico, No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-01-29
/, rs, 20 and 10 Years Ago
, This Week.

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO THIS WEEK
Married-Near Centralia by Eide
w. Fl. Nichols. w, G. Byon to Mis-
Fannie McGee.
Stock shipments to the st. Louis
market we're made by the following:
Brown s. Bro, 40 mules.
OfIutt s Davis, 40 mules.
4. Hulen, / car load OF cattle.
]. Bolts, / car load Of cattle and
car load Of sheep.
j. Ellis, l car load Of hops.
Dan Canthorn, lear load of cattle
A temperance society was organized
in Mexico with regular officers and ;
reading room. The following wert
the offers:
DIR. S. n. Russell, president.
]. Med. Trimble, LIST vice-president
II. II. Fowler, 2ud vice-president.
Jas. Carroll, secretary.
Josiah Wright, treasurer.
Executive Committee: Judge w. O
Forrest. W. E. Bridges, r. II. Allison,
]. w. Carson and J. NJ. Marmaduke
Librarian: Jas. Gillium. L. Phillip
rendered the society a suite of foul
rooms over his store to be used by the
society as a reading room for ! year.
rent free.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-01-29
Armour Predicts ah.csnt wheat.

CHICAGO, III, Jan. 22.-Ninety-hy t
cent wheat is predicted by J. Ogder
Armour as the result Of the big bull
now engineering. To give a semblance
Of substantially to bis prediction, he
advanced the price Of wheat to sll
cents soon after the opening on the
Board Of Trade this morning, a jump
Of l cent since Wednesday.
Armour Is long probably 10000, 90(
bushels of May and continues to bay.
He took between 100000 and 1900.
900 bushels in the first hour Of trading
this morning, and his brokers have in
structlons to buy more.
For several months he has been ac-
cumulating this long line, and now be
has the market completely under bis
control. When the board opened this
morning he announced that he would
not sell one bushel OF his holdings for
less than s. cents, and added signifi-
cantly that before settlement day ar
rived the price would be % cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-01-29
TWENTY YEARS AGO rms WEEK.

TWENTY YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
Z. J. Gibbs and family moved u
Sloan Springs, Ark.
The following we're the officers o
the Audrain county Medical Society
DR.. /. Sinclair, president.
DR.. W. l.. Reed, yiee.president.
DR.. +. J. Basket, secretary.
DR.. w. II, Lee, treasurer.
The following were among the
advertisers In the Mexico LEDGER:
w. +. Reed, drygoods, boots, shoes
and clothing.
Smothers & Smith, druggists.
Lakenan & Barnes, real estate.
Houston & TTimble, lumber.
d. O'Callaghan, grocer.
W. II. Woodward & Son, real estate,
NJ. Blum, dry doods.
Murray & Son, tailors.
MeLaren, restaurant.
Jas. W. Daniel, attorney at law.
r. j. Patterson, bakery.
d. Z. Shea, real estate.
Mrs. W.. +. Hinze, furniture.
G. W. Baker, real estate.
II. Hall, druggist
P. Fl. Brophy, manufacturer cigars.
Clacher & RuloH, hardware.
S. II. Bell & Co., carriage manu-
f~acturers.
Baker & Howell, real estate.
VIM. Kemper, meat market.
John Schumacher, restaurant.
A. X. Luckie, marble yard.
j. T. L~lewellyn, druggist.
5. W. Chase s. Co. tLaddonia, No.
dry goods, boots and shoes.
Althouse & Bro, grocers.
Gill & Garrett, hardware.
G. II. Eubank s TO-, hardware.
Maloney x Roden, grOcers.
Richard Graham, photographer.
DIR. j. NJ. Koontz s. Co, medicine
manufacturers.
j. ?. Clark & Son, real estate.
James Pasqueth, saddIer.
5. L. Mexican, dealer in sewing
and musical instruments.
S. W. Watkins, barber,
G. l. Ferris, dealer in farming inn
plements.
Jno. NJ. Menefee, furniture.
/. Frank, clothing and dry goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-01-29
TIN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.

TIN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
J.. D. Mckee was home from a visit
IN Waco, Texas.
Jos Potts, Of Mexico, left for Hot
Springs with a car load Of fancy saddle
horses.
Homer Butts and Miss Rosa Thomp-
son were married in the Vandalia
Methodist church.
The State Board Of Missions met at
the Baptist church in this city and
transacted routine business.
Charley Cauthorn, Of Audrain Co.,
had his hand caught in a saw mill,
which necessiiated the a~mputation OF
the thumb.
Pleas Luckett, aged As years, en-
ployed by the Mexico Fire Brick Co.,
was killed in a clay mine near
warrenton, No.
John Eddleman and Miss Lizzie
Fleming, of the eastern part OF
Audrain county, were married in Mex
leo by Father Dempsey.
Dobyns s Gibbs sold their drug
store to J. W. Woodbridge, OF Macon,
and A X. Macarthur, OF Chillicothe.
They we're to take charge Feb. LIST.
The special grand jury was composed
OF the following: ). W. Holloway.
Taylor Berry, W. T. Campbell, Thos.
Crum, Frank Pierce, Alex Carter, p.
Jacobs, J. NJ. Harrison, Jno. +. Miller,
VIM. Llewcllyn and Samuel Loren.
The members OF Union Literary
Society u the Mexico Public seaool
elected the following officers.
Arthur Ellis, president.
Thos Carter, ylee-president.
Maud Wallace, secretary.
Clara Aydelotte. corresponding
secretary.
Russell McClelien, treasurer.
Geo. Corner ard T. W.. Woody,
critics.
James Ofoar, librarian.
Daisy Baker, assistant librarian.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-01-29
CLUBS.


Mrs. A. W. Fish will entertain TIN
Shakespeare Club this evening.
The Wednesday Club met with Mrs
Llewellyn. Next week every member
is earnestly requested TO be present
Important business is TO be discussed
The Pastime Club will be entertain.
ed Monday evening by the unmarried
gentlemen Of the club at Mr.. Louis
Moore's. This will be the last meet
ing Of the season.
The Cbautauqua had an unusually
interesting meeting with Mrs. ]. NJ,
Pollard. Miss Belle Morris was leader
and had an interesting paper. The
club will meet with Mrs. Pollard again
next week.
The Little Saturday Night Frolick-
ers have disbanded for the winter.
This club was composed Of eighteen
bright and pretty young girls, who
met each Saturday night from ! to
$50 and had a jolly good time with
always, of course, an instructive man
ner OF entertaining.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-01-29
He Charged with Pickett

James Landlord, d Centralia, who
died suddenly a few days ago. was a
member o. St0newali Jacksons
brigade, and was one u the few men
who charged with Pickett at Getty
burg, aud came cut alive. II Is a
melancholy reelection that It will not
Be- long before men with records like
his viii be as scarce as nov are sur
yiv5Ts Of the charge Of the six hundred
az Balaklava.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-01-29

Mr.. Edward l. Tucker, Of Frankford
and Miss Julia Kendall, Of This
City, Married Wednesday
Evening at s O'clock.

Edward L. Tucker, OF Frankford,
and Miss Julia Kendall, of this city,
we're married at the home OF the
brides parents, Judge and Mrs. ). 4.
Rental, Coal and Liberty streets, 81
s o'clock Wednesday evening by Rev.
j. @. Partee, OF vandalia.
The wedding was witnessed BY
members Of the families OF the
contracting parties and a few van
dalla friends.
The groom is a general merchant a.
Frarkford and owns a half-interest N
another store az Eolia. He Is a yonne
man Of excellent reputation and has
bright prospects
The bride is the youngest daughter
OF County Recorder ). +. Kendall
lately Of Nandalia.
MIR. and Mrs. Tucker left Thursday
morning for Eolia where they VII
visit several days before going Z
Ffapkf0rd.
Among those present at the wed
ding we're: Mrs. Emmett Cunningham
Miss Callie Morris. Judge W. W
Bolts, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Lane
of this city; Mrs. w. L. Wright, Mis-
Gloria Carr, Miss Georgia Daniel AM
Miss susan H~ostetter, Of Vandalia
Messrs. r.. Johnston and r. S. Robert
son, of Frankfort.
The LEDGER joins the many friend
of the couple in extending congratuia
tions to the groom and kindest wishe
TO the bride.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-01-29
SOCIETY SMALL A L


Miss Byrd Locke is visiting IN Texas
Mrs. Guy Waite is visiting in Cen.
tralia-
Mrs. Emfnons was the guest OF hel
OF her brother, Mr.. Joe Bolts.
Misses Jessie Davis and Marie Hous
ton are visiting in Salisbury.
Miss Gertrude Morris has gone tC
st. Louis On In extended visit.
Miss Elizabeth Bell, Of Jonesburg,
is the guest Of Mrs. Van Ness.
Mrs. Sterling Carter will visit rela.
tiyes in Kansas City next week.
Miss Minnie Berry left Friday to
visit her cousin, Mrs, English, in Cal
lao, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. White attended
the Press Association in Columbia
this week.
Miss Electra Withers will go to Co
lumbia next week for several weeks
visit with her sister.
Charles Bledsoe viii spend Sunday
at home. he is a clerk in the Legis-
lature at Jefferson City.
Mr.. Percy Hord Will leave Monday
for Billings. Mont His wife and lit
tie daughter will remain two weeks
yet.
Messrs. George Hutton, OF st. Louis,
and Richie Fountain, OF Sturgeon,
were guests Of Mrs. II. NJ. Long and
family last Sunday.
MB. S. II. Sanderson and daughter,
Miss Ida, Of Joplin, Mo-, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sanderson on
East Monroe street.
Nj. Harry Hall, Of New Iberia, La,
is visiting here. He attended the
NJ. N. A. two years ago and has many
friends who we're glad TO see him.
AB. G. B. Morris and children ar
rived from Chicago this morning TO
remain permanently. Mr.. Morris will
come later. Their many friends viii
be glad TO know Of their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parker, who
formerly lived here, but for TIE past
few years have been living in Paris,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-01-29

Only Democrats voted in the joint
ballot on United States Senator IN the
Colorado Legislature, Republicans
either absentlng themselves or refus-
ing tosote. Efforts 10 bring the d.
yided Senate together have proved IN
availing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-01-29
Mothers
Friend

viii DO fOr every woman what Il did for ths
Einnesota moihSr who writes the above IL
ter. Net TO us Il during prsgnaneY IS q
mistake b Be paid ior in pain and Soldering.
Koabs'is Friend esuiss the patient with a
sfong body and dear Intellect, whih 10
turn ara impaired 10 the ehHA. d fd1xa
tic museis and allows daen to szrand. Il
fcikvo morning sicknes asd nsrvosnsss.
4 puts al The organs eoac<rned IA psfiea
eondiiOn for the final hour 50 thai he actual
labor Is short and practically painless. Dan.
ga Of rising or hafd breasts Is altogether
svoide4, and recovery b mensiY = mzsier q
afev days.
DuzEists sell asshsris Fsisus ~ 81 = botsis.
The Bradfieid Regulator Co., Atlanta, ca.
send for our fres msstrstsd beck.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-01-29
WHERE THE FOOL M IN.

They say that men are fools who make
Good resolutions that they break
Ere many days;
But It's not so; they're merely weak
Who know that they do wrong and seek
To mend their ways.
The fools are those who stand and
scoff
AT other men for swearing Of
The FOOLS the one
Who laughs at those who try to free
Themselves from vices, thinking be
Possesses none.
Montgomery mol Standard