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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26

The tendency Of medical science is
toward preventive measures The
best thought % the world is being
given to the subject 1t Is easier and
better 10 prevent than to cure. II has
been fully demonstrated that pneu-
manla. one OF the mast dangerous dis
eases that medical men have 70 con-
tend with, car be prevented By the
use Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Pneumonia always results from . cold
or from an attack Of influenza (gripl
aud 1t has been observed that this
remedy counteraets any tendency Of
these diseases toward pneumonia.
This has been fully proven in many
h0us efsh thiscdzn easeshwinti
remedy has been used during the great
prevalence Of colds and grip in the
recent years and can be relied upon
with implicit confidence Pneumonia
otter results from q slight cold when
no danger IS Appreciated until is Isl
suddenly discovered that there Isl
fever and difBcalty in breathing and
pains in the chest, then 1t is aanounc-
ed that the patient has pneumonia.
Be On the safe side and take
.hanberlsins Cough Remedy as SON
as the cold is contracted. Il alwaysI
cures Fnr sale hy all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26

W. II. Brown. One Of Audrain cour
tvs mast prominent stock men, thin
week sold TOm BaSsa mare for sauo
and B. r. Middleton - coming s-year
old mules for C, zoo
Hisey 4 Lee, o. Mexico were herr
last Saturday and bought a black
saddle mare for ss5-Peter Keene sold
seven mules 10 B. r. Middleton, Of
Mexico. last week at slo5 per head
Ernest Rowland delivered mules e
b R. Middleton, OF Mexico, this week.
Columbia Htruld
James Overfelt had two steers and
twO big stays killed last Wednesday In
rather a peculiar way. The cattle
were feeding at a large straw rick.
The rick EEL over catching four stays
and two steers under the rick Of
straw. -Four were killed; loss sle0-
The Bradley sale one-half mile west Of
AAxvasse came OF last THURSDAY. A
large crowd was IN attendance and
everything brOught good prices Coss
sold al from so 10 $50, one yeariing
neifer a. one yearling steer s34. one
span Of mules to John Swon AZ ss3s,
horses brought from $50 to $40. sows
iron SIC 70 e0, shOats s. 81. pixs e. 0I
per head, farm wagon sI6-Auxvzsse
Rkriar.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26
Cures Rheumatism and Cztauh-
Medicine Sent Free.

ssa1 10 noaey-zuqT write AID IT Botazk
BtooG BAN Il car expz1se Boazic Btso6 BalE
o. b k1s q destroys tas po1s7a IN the
hoo1 EErA causes ne aztzl acAss u ss sack
ard skogiGsr hlasss, salsa.g paizs, e1ezirz Il
noTizg engsrss toes or kzs, ho1s pataz, swolsz
zgsolss zzs bius q rhszzarsn or fosIhrsan.
aavkiHgs spitr1nz. ~eropp1zgs IN throat, bad hear
Ing, specks Ayaag hsturs ne eyes, al pl.ysd cat
feell1g zessGrrA- Botanic Ez3o1 Balm Aasczrs6
hzzdre1s q cases o. % Or q yeazs s1azGIng
altar doctors, hossprizgs and pztszs zezistzss
AAz AZ n1ed- Nest of tAass carsd rasanz had
tAksz Biood BAN - Inst resort RS especially
a6Ttsd for chr11is, deep seated eases. In
poszels FIR Az ons 70 szrer ne aeocfss OF
ETztazs q raeu1Gesz orezsxrTh AFR
taxing Bzoo1 Balm Il nakss tie Hlo1d pzre AID
ncAs tnersnT g-Ting q healthy htood supply
Cures are psrnxasaS not a pssrkt.g aR soia az
arzg storeA 81 per large hottie. sazpie q
booe Balm ssrt tree and r-r4ia. also sp=caE
7eac4i adstce b Describing your trvzbss Ec
snaag Bsood Rzlz CO, Atlanta, Ga A per-
zeal ira ot Bloo1 BAN = better tAaa 4
zsas2z4 printed tssrizeEl2ss, - vrss az ozna
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26


ToFEzA. KAN. Fsa Is-Ths r8ur.
iug nils q Cent7l Kauas EfI b
.ooUplled 70 ciose doEu unleS IL
rzilruz& Sith1zE &C oua sud
N1ud4N, sheh greatly intezfgs win
the shipusnt g 5nar % pfnus & tss
zilru21s whieh traverse this STATE.
TIE order Elects zlre specially tbe
MIS- shich g. az ezpQrt tuizzS
OEilg 70 TIE scarcity q ears the
r1os have Ant 0gt uotss& 10 TIE
lllen t14t Ia csS shere thar make
shlF-snu % pi1E g bczl systsz
foreign GH 1zS1 Be uSed 4 Szlna
HI deSjr1x q dad q four q
= Louk - kaus1s CITY Uez lad ln
q car eUN1g naruad Nhch rs1cha
th7e pglnlA II Tier 1@lre { salp .
q pat co the WALSH ID MiEox
theT nat 1S Eahzsh q sne other
farel GF. q To- hcalsFsteu refusz
. st taer 2E s. q Uelr system II.
l. ~ ~ asg ual1cra az us u1e q.
@c@re . tzE-G czr, cllse41EruY
t1e Elk Gznet e. their sruzN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26

TWENTY YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
Frank Grasty was night clerk at The
Windsor.
Jas P. Sanford and Anna b. McGee
we're wed.
DR.. l. L. Romans was home from
Chicago Medical College, and was q
practice medicine with DIS French
and Walker.
At the dedication o. the Masonic
Hall at MartinsbuTg the following
Mexico Masous were present; S. N.
Edwards, J. r. Llewellyn, Clark
Barnes, 7. B. BucSner, J. j. Hardin,
Geo A. poteet, and Il. S. MCDOWELL.
The livery stables Of VIM. Miller &
Co, and Hurd Brothers burned. The
Hurd livery stable was one OF the old
est landmarks Of this city, having
been built BY the VI. T. Church, South,
for a place Of worship in 1895 and was
used until 1s70. The dwelling Of Jack
Pollard and barn on BOVINE property
were damaged BY this FIRE, also.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26
Is, 20 and 10 Years Ago
This Week.

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
The Mexico WOODEN Mil vas under.
going repairs
Married-WiElie s. Turner and A. ],
Purnell, BY Elder Wiggington-
Mrs. NJ c. Patterson, OF George.
town. Colo, visited in this city.
Geoge Marshall, VIII Samner and
brother went to Texas to buy stock.
Anderson Cofnan. policeman Of
Cedar City, was killed By Boy
Oliver, who vas making a disturbance
at a ball at Cedar City.
Thieves entered the cellar Of Doctor
Humphrey home and carried Oh bis
canned fruit Several other cellars
were broken intoab0ut the same time.
The following constituted the roll
Of honor in nom No I, Mexico Public
School: Virginia CROMWELL Julie
Maefzrlane, Mary Morris, Ellen Cor
nan, y2Ssa Bush, Hollis Fields, James
5aSs. ChzS Settle, Tony B1ckner,
Marion Baldwin and Willie Tolle- j.
Gass was the teacher OF this rom.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26
CLUBS


Mrs A W. Fish beautifully enter
taidsd the Shakespeare Club Friday
night
The Haniltoo vas most delightful
~ entertained Tuesday By Mrs Frank
Sanford.
The Monday Club decided it was too
cold to go cat. 50 there was no meeting
This week. Next Monday they viii
meet at Mrs r NJ Whites
AT Ms D. A. McMiIlanS Wednes-
day the Wednesday Club net and
NEXT Wednesday they wfn meet with.
Mrs A. W. KokendoEsr, IN South
Clark avenue
TIE C~hautanqua Circle had their
weekly meeting az Mrs Wm STARTS.
and o. course the members Of these
literary ciebs knew their lessons or ~
NAMED al home. Mrs. A. X. Luckies
VIII be the place for the next Cnaa-
E&llualN
Last SATURDAY Night tbs Valentine
party at Mss Wades FOR the 10Th.
Century maids was most delightful
Hearts most certainly Eere trumps
The lunch was delicious. This wa a
red letter evening ard VII not sooa De
forgotten.
The beautiful snow brought out
society Monesy afternoon and evening
in sleigts q every style, although very
cold Also THURSDAY evening, it hay
ing grown much warmer. there were a
number q bob-sled parties Perhaps
the plliest crowd was the Smart set
Tier always have a good time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26

Celebration of the 1OOth Anniversary
Of the Louisiana Purchase at ..
Louis and Dedication Of the
Worlds Fair Buildings on
April 3oth Eext-Grand
Military ParadeA

ST. LOUIS Feb. ia-The magpin-
cent character OF the ceremonies on
~templated for April soth next, At 81
Louis has scarcely been touched upon.
The occasion Is the celebration OF the
Tooth anniversary OF the Louisiana
Purchase, and the dedication OF the
buildings for the Worlds Fair Of
1894.
President Roosevelt accompanied
by his cabinet and the diplomatic
Ieorps. will attend. Former President
cleveland sill deliver the principal ad-
dress. Cardinal Gibbons. Bishop Pot
Ter and Bishop Hendricks will repre-
sent three OF the great church ceremo-
mics. The Governors Of the Louisiana
Purchase states will be present accom-
panied By their STATS. The Governors
OF mary other states viii also be pres
ent The National Commission and
board Of Lady Managers Of the Expo
sition, state and foreign commjssi ms
to the Worlds Fair and many other
distinguished persons viii take part
In the event.
A public holiday win be proclaimed
eontinning for three days, April 30,
Mar l and ? Major General Hendsr-
son G. Corbin viii be grand marshal,
over 3,ooogoyernment troops and To-
loco members OF the National Guard
will attend the ceremonies in uniform
and participate in the grand parades-
The fireworks display viii be OF =
character surprising any previous at
tempt in this line. The fireworks
program covers the entire tdree days
and provides both day and evening
displays The programfor Thursday,
April %, contains 50 parts and for
Friday evening, May ] "A parts. On
Saturday, May ?. q day program only
will be given. Among the many large
features will be the unfurling Of an
American Tag 300 400 feet in size and
the flags Of several Of the leading ma
tons Of the world 300 K 800 feet 10
sire. These win be carried 1850 feet
in the air by seven immense balloons.
and there the fireworks Of which theY
are composed viii be set OF. One Of
the set pieces wiz be . representation,
full size. Of the illuminated cascades
and coloInades OF the Cascade Gar
dens- This win be over so feet high
with central feature 30 feet high, and
the whole over q quarter OF a mile
long. There will be fights OF loo
rockets OF various kinds, fights Of 100
bombs, 1000 triple star candles 500
mammoth prismatic whirlwinds. vol
leys OF 1000 showers, grand boquet Of
5000 large colored rockets, q Jacobs
ladder consisting OF ], 900 special rock
cts, an illumination OF the park, a
fight Of balloons carrying the flags OF
nations iewelled mines, 100 bat
terIes OF gyrated wonders. etc. The
is the largest ever planned for
any occasion.
Splendid musical events will be a
part Of the three-day celebration.
Two hundred thousand visitors are
expected, for which provision has been
made by a complete canvas OF the
city and provision win be made for
the comfort ~ al.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26

a@-cE1l ~ AE1G6e
The House Monday engroSsed "a i'm.
poFtant bill by Mr.. Baker Of Callaway
county. II provides for the establish
menf Of q hospital 10 the Fulton In
sane Asylum for the detention and
treatment Of dipsonaHiacs and inebri-
ate. and those addicted to the erca-
sire use Of narcotics The exanina-
tion, trial and commitment Of such
persons should Be governed By the
sane statute as for ineosrizzbles TO
the state Reform SchooL After treat
nent the parties nay be paEoied by The
superintendent co : pledge not to use
Intoxicating liquors As 4 beverage and
% rsfrzia frUn sssocsafing with in
ebriat& The failure 70 keep the.
h<in1 the parties hack 20 serve
their fEii terzs Ia the hospital.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS Z


MS ChzS Glenay, Mrs WI Coors
aud Ms Duncan were entertained
Wednesday Afternoon at Mrs J. T.
JehnsonS
THURSDAY evening Miss Irma Barnes
Dr.. Digs and Mr.. Louis Moore spent
the evening with Ms f. N. White
Whist and grand we've played.
Friday afternoon Mrs. johnson en-
tsrtai1ed In honor q her coaiSn, Mrs
Duncan, Of Montana MeSd2ues san
ford. CoonS Mitchell, Mcmillan,
White and Miss Esther Houston were
there A delicious lunch was served.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Butler Guthrie entertained Or. and
Mrs Ned RodsS Misses Micheau and
LDekie, Dr.. Spence and George Pear
son Games and . delicious rarehit
made this a most enjoyable evening.
Mr.. and Mrs sam Morris delightful
ly entertained Mr. Links Of MIwau-
kee; Mr.. Rossnstein, Of Chicago; MI.
Coehn, Of jacksonville, and Mr.. and
Mrs Poisson Tuesday evening at
cards A substantial lunch was
served.
THURSDAY evening Miss Mamie Da-
Wis entertained 4 few friends for Mrs.
C. C. Hammond. The other guests
we're Misses Mollie, Esther and Tine
Houston, Prof. Hanhe and Mr.. Deer
ing. An evening q finch was greatly
enloyed.
Monday Afternoon Miss Elga Rus
sell entertained about fifteen girls
with a kitchen utelSil contest. Miss
Minerva Johnson guessing the most
correctly received the carnations. A
santa Claus" lunch was greatly en-
Tuesday after school about ten girls
surprised Miss Leila WInans, it being
her birthday. A contest entitled
Wiggies Vas enjoyed, Mss Corrinne
succeeding il winning the prize
a pretty silver nail file. Ms winzns
surprised the girls with a lovely lunch.
The Sims-Jaekson wedding this
week was ! very pretty home we'd
ding. Rev. A w. Kokend0fer per
formed the ceremony. MI. and Ms.
0onsidine, Of Thompson, were down
the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs Sins
returned with the ConSidines 10
the same evening.
Miss Josephine Morris has sold her
interest in the millinery business 70
Mss Jugerson, Of Macon. Miss Nor
IS has bought out Mss Gouch al Cen
ralia- She leaves Monday for st
Louis to bug goods. Her sister. Miss
Vary. viii go 10 Centralia with her.
eaving here about the first Of March
Miss Loua Steele on Tuesday even
NJ entertained afew friends most de-
ightfully. The guests included Misses
Esther and Tine Houston, E
lie Norris, MARI Steele, Alma VII
lamS Hattie Edmunds; MeSsrS- z D.
Rodgers, Dan Cauthorn, J. W. WOOL
Ed Williams W. W. Bolts
dainty lunch waS served.
One Of our thrifty families moved /.
ato toSn this week. As they wished !.
D get up early the next morning to
tart for the country for another lead :
{ household goods be and his wife ne
ire1 reasonably early. After q good
ight's rest, ca waking. Ms. is
'4kened her good husband and said :
Its time % get up harry and make 9
BE tnSr she hastily dressed 70 do ]
sr part q The sork. Breakfast was 4
Fer, stu 10 daylight and as the E
1cks were stil at the Did hone-e c;
Cd al least one hour and 4 half after d
'eakfast was over, the house cleaned. s
c. they heard the toEn clock strik- 4
o. counting The strokes imagine s.
cir feelings when they counted Z "a
ley have a clock in every noom noE
& taeF are running. al
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26

Tbe Pzstnr q ue Christian Church
a. RehDoot. Rss. &C Hin. has teen
essn gf1ud Earden u TX Ni$eun
Grad Lo4xe q ODD FeznE Ieasinz
tae uezt hizhes1 zniaare b - rosz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26
"a Bseknsr. salar Inrr.assa

Fro1 Ne Je-s-ssa csJ Tasuae
The House Wednesday passed 4 biIl
By Senator Walker, increasing the saE
arg q the C0muiSioner q Permanent
Sat q Government from 600 TO 81.
30 TIE btl nos gos to the Cover.
nor fW his signature 10 becume 3 lau.
IL the debate on the biEl. Mr.. shep-
beEd q Buchanan c0uaty paid a high
tribate 70 the honestly and ability q
Csumssiouer Mr.. = "a Buckuer. bF
stating thai IN one item presented q
TIE Clmnittee % Accounts q whsch
Mr. shsFherd ka member. the ON
missioner had saved ausslrfh q BIS
NesE Cay q A1dnin
Sbephsra Ds1zn. SseEart Bechsrt,
fararT s1d 9tAen yupportedt TIE iii On
Tie flor e tie Ha1Z
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26

A KeatEsy psgscaa % ulaI .,
ftta1rs 81 1ftempt 70 XII an thai
b ztela . honssalp Bis victln
f7s n~istreauHg The Fbyssiznk wife,
bat 10 the 6ght thai resulted Be vas
cnpeIef 3 .har
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26
Leag piEtanee Telenhone

As the LEDGER stated a few DAP.
since the Kinloeh Telephone %. is ar.
ranging to put ia a long distance tele-
phone We understand that the Bel
Telephone are also moving in this
direction. and already have poles
erected IN Mexico. This would indE
cate that Mexico is to have two bag-
distance telephone systems az once. 1t
Is important 70 all OF cur people 70
know with which l0ngdiStance 'phone
system the Mexico company viii con
neet
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26

Do not wait until you or some Of
Jour family are sick nigh unto death,
and then send for ChapbeFlains oolIc,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, bot
bay il nov and be prepared for an
emergency Il is the one renedy that
can always Be depended upon in the
mast severe and dangerous cases. For
sale b. all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26

Miss Laura Rely, sho has been
spending the winter AZ Fort Worth
Teas snow at Galveston, where she
expects to remain for a week. Her
mother Is also visiting at Fort Worth
They are both enjoying a delightful
time IN the Lone Star STATE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26
SOCIETY 4 A L


Miss Mamie Carter is visiting rela.
tiye IN St.L0uiS
MI. Fl0ry, formerly uf u. NJ. A, has
been Mrs. Longs guest this week.
Mrs C. @. Hammond, Of salsbury.
is the guest Of her father, DR.. Hous-
ton
Hughes Graham, Of Salisbury. scent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Lucy
Lee Graham.
Miss Susie Brown has returned from
Ful10a, WHARF she was mast exten-
sively entertained.
Mrs Belt q HigginsviIle, is the
gaest Of Der sister-in-law, Mrs George
Morris, at LASHvieE.
Miss Rose White, OF Montgomery
City, is the guest Of friends and viii
remain until Monday.
Miss Alice Sanford. Of Center. Is the
guest Of her brother and sister, Mr.
and Ms Frank sanford.
Mr.. Frank Kelsos father. J. ".
keso, and sister Miss Sophruniz, Of
Fulton, were bis guests last Sunday.
The Rev. Mr.. Coke delivered al
adde's last evening 70 the young
women q Hardia On the Y. W. C. A..
They ay" che Of cur pretty society
girls ka bride having been married
secretly . month o. tEo since Have
poo heard IL
Miss Vera Smiths many friends
VII Be glad 70 know she vii return t0I
Hardin next seek, having fully rel
covered her usual hsalth
Ms John Y. Br09n and daughter.
Mss Susie. Wil visit Fort Wor.h.
D1ayn, san Angelo and Sherwood. Il
Teas leaving next week, probably
Pr6 Hari4a VII give = d~eliehtful
entertainnsnt al the Grand in Mach
assisted b uur best talenL Miz !
Nazds Wallace '.El b the -Ieadinx |
hiy.~ :,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26

Cat this out znd take it 70 any
druggist and get = free sample q
Cnznbefi4in's Stomach and Liver
Tablets the bst physie TaeF cleanse
and iHvgurzte tie stomach, improve
TIE appetite and regulate tie bowek
Regular SIZE &c Pr box
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26
AAFyA
FM D



Fr1aay evening Mis- Rose whit,
was the guest At tea uf the Mss
Hoaston.
MR r. Z. Arnela and Miss MaTth,
Spence were MIS- D. A. NcMiIlaRi
guests at dsnEer Friday.
Mrs Mar KretschnAr and Mis-
Belle Morris were Mrs. J. c. wilkins
guests a. luncheon Friday
Mrs. c q Hammond anl Mss MOI
lie Houston we're Miss Davis guests
AZ dinner THURSDAY evening.
Miss Elizabeth Gin vas Mrs BUS
SKIS guest THURSDAY evening at tea
Later Mesdames Duncan and Johaou
care and q Eost delightful evening
was enloYed 81 al.
Sunday Misses Anna Belle and
Elizabeth Arnold ware Miss E2e
Grzhzns guests also Mr.. Hughss
Graham, who returned 70 Salisbury
the sane evening
MI. and Ms Ey,af Slater, returning
from their bridal tour. were guests CT
Mrs DlIlzrd, q West Monroe street
Thursday ST dinner, also Rer. and
Mrs A. ". kokendeZsr.
Mr.. Charles Hi entertained Mr..
and Mrs C2Etol L1pt0n. Mss Anna
Lupton Miss Ida SaRdeEssn, q Jop
lin, and Mt. J. W. Woodbridge sunday
evening At tea al the Ringa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26

Miss Ruth B1Ssett win be home
next week from Salisbury. where she
has taught music this winter. The
school IS closed. Miss Ruth viii visit
a few days in Ceatrzlia before she
TO Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26
SEVERAL SURVEYS MADE
Letter From Iowa & ST. Louis Rail-
road to ST. Charles Editor.

From the S.. Charles CoszasrMonizez.
From the tone Of the appendedle letter
lreceived By Mr.. C. W. PrusSer Tuesday
it seems that the Iowa & St. Louis
railway can be secured, provided our
seitizcnS want It and are willing to give
towards attaining it. No doabs but
the road will do much good or harm
for St Charles good II ii comes here
and harm II it splits the county north
and leaves Us four miles away. The
proposition must be settled. Mayor
Mudd and the citizens committee
should decide at once and II 4 dona-
tiou party is needed, st. Charles
should not be slow In getting IL up.
Perhaps another mass meeting would
be the proper thing when plans could
be put forward, and the work started
in subscribing for the amount de-
handed By the company. Following
is the letter.
To Mr. C. W Prosser. ST Csarses Nc
KANSAS Cir, No, Feb. i6-Dezr
Sir: l wish to quote the following let
ter from Mr.. Lambert. OF Chicago who
is nov president Of our company, for
your information. H. F. REDDrs,
Y.-P. & Gen1- Mgr,
Iowa & St. LSuis Railway.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26
Pnt Wahash I'm

One Of the fastest runs made on The
Wabash in recent days, couditions OF
the weather Considered, was made
wednesday morning on passenger
train No % east bound, in charge Of
Engineer Girls Smith and Fireman
Faust The train eft Moberly at II=50
and made the run Of 20 miles to Mex
leo In A minutes, including a i've min
ute stop a. Centrzli& This speed Is az
the rate Of a mile ! minute and is all
the more remarkable when the wealth
Their conditions are considered. When
i comes 70 fast running tie Wabash
and is men can not be beaten-Mob-
sriy Meaaox.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26

TEz8e TIE e0susrT ever hzx h~n
. 1z~hat sartss b lad uearher,
un<h has aaia aade tie trznrr2-
TIA pDtiez . most sensus ous
IL Tie esnnerrtzl EoTd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26

There is no test like the test of
time. Cures everything that car
be cured by a Perfect, Penetrating
Eminent Good for fIan or Beast.
One small bottle of Mexican FIus-
tang Liniment will effect a curewaen
q gallon of the watery compounds
sold as liniment would have no result
Iii is nnOrey thrown awayto buythem
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26
LIBERAL oFFER

The undersigned viii give 4 free
sample Of Ch4mbsrherlzins stomach
and Liver Tablets to any one wanting
a reliable remedy for disorders Of the
stomach, b~iliouSDess CT constipation.
This Is 4 new remedy anda good one.
All druggists
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26

4 desperate negro, resisting arrest
a. q NeE Orleans hotel bauicaded
himself In his room and bed ffty
Polesnen al bay until smoked cut
By the Fire Department, when be wzs
saoz and DpFtally wuunded.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26

NJ. H '. RedeiF Kansas cIsy. Ma

To NJ. H = RsdeiG Kansas Csy. No
Dear SIR 1 beg to acknowledge
rciept Of letter from c. W. PruSser, Of
ST. Charles No, and in reply to sane
VIII say that as you know We hare
nearly completed a number Of surveys
looking towards extending the line 20
81. Charles, and as St. Charles is an
important center, il has been given
careful consideration, but moth
Ing de6nite has been settled II the
st. Charles people want Us We should
like TO know what they are willing 90
do to have our rad 90 to their city,
The Iowa & ST. Louis Railway viii be
a very important north and south line
and We should be glad TO consider any
propositions that ST. Charles and other
cities aH willing to make US.
JOHN LAMBERT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26

Ala Sod ae1lue1 Eza Eho Ia
UeTlT lived IN NeKiea es1 this w
IL SAter zzd Nzs bzried here Cod
wE a1s 81 Nsxto5E most respeczEe
.cssred FTa ard ne regret 70 hezrof
Is data
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26

81 E11ous Es &gEu fnuz Yer
q % artesd TIE e4ttie ale AS zs
BE oo1gnt sssrzI hezd 9rsd Co.'S
FE.1zA LesEw.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26

Dr. Trszghbsr has hdy assistant
Dr. Eta Keso-CarFy. q two yssrs ex-
perisne~ VII treat al those desiring
rsarzeut b. Z hdy. Dr.. Tzuzhber
I'll trrzt here q his regular dayz
rseszE. nzndzy and szturdsy. Dr.
.SrJ HHl trsss No1d4y, WednssdaE
M fr11F. Ozx ezss q post once
Tserhnne x
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26

Tks Best PraGzPtiaa Fs< MAlzria
cas- aad FEVER "a bous9 GzoTEs
TAuU1z CEuL 1oSEC n zzzy
ira ane euinlne IA tastes faru.
70 ezz 70 ~. Pnoe Sc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26

BAErEoSA SIAM, Feh E-ns
1esspzFsn to-day Fblkh an acoosn,
q as anarchist nasting. recsufly hzld
herz ~ sEte1s Gsrnzzs eaxinssru
~ nesa - hrcssna kx fortnight
ard 40 has started for E1zAnd. &c.
ezsz - 91zsd hinse8 70 zake az
aus1Vt "a tie NE q Enpr0r wB-
izE ~ Germany.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26

Real estate in Mexico S chauzsnx
hands al advanced prices
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26

Testimony in connection With the
alleged insurance frauds in Nesf York
Showed that the corpsS were made
up 20 iook Ike the persons Injured
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-26

W. F. Settle has bought the Artbv
Sharp place. Settle is a flrstelan
farmer and has bought a good place.