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Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30

Thase who will persist ia closing
their Ears against the continual re-
conmenoation q DR.. Kings View Dis
|eoverY for Consumption, viii have =
long and bitter fight Hith their uabses
II not ended earlier by fatal teFmiEa-
ts0n. Read what 7. r. Beall. q Beall
Miss, has 70 say: Last fail my wife
had every symptom u e0nsumtion.
She took DR.. Kings New Discovery
after everything else had failed In
prOyement came at once and four
bottles entirely cured her. Gusran-
teed By Woodbridge s. Purdydruggists.
Price Soc, and sL0o. Trial bottles
fec
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30
FLNcH PARTIES


Miss NAME DAVIS e1ters&3ned
Thursday evening AZ PEgrssFe
flnch IN n9xx q The visiting l2aie<
There gsTs about thirty-Gve present.
and tie eVenLng Ez E1st eoggzb4e
|oo&
NJ M MeEt,,x -.ev..z,z
$50 Si,~h F-;1xv
,F,e- 80 $500 Va.
- - - -
!, -..E,~r~ -..--.-
rssss-.t =.
Nn bd~3rd keath entertained a
Asse party % fseook a. progressive
1lnch Ao1ozy evening ~ booof q
Ny hlAaan Asatn ana ms orHoE q
CMAoOunes Who have been n@r guests
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30
rEx rEARs Aao Tnls VIE.

Pat Nanghton and Miss Rebeccs
MCGEE we're married BY Father Demp
seq.
James Biggers, Of Rails county, .
cousin Of Street Commissioner Big
gers. was dragged to death by his
team.
Elliott Mason, Of this city, cut hlE
foot very badly while trimming trees,
D. q Wright, Of Mexico, had a
slight stroke 81 paralysis.
Meyer and Ransom had the contract
To erect a o. 1000 bank building in Van
dalia.
Mexico experienced a severe wind,
hail and rain storm. There vas much
damage done.
Mrs j. e. DOneghy, OF La Plata,
sister Of MB. G. r HALEY, Of Mexico,
visited IN this city. She was en- route
TO Europe for a visit
William II. and George Taylor, the
murdered Of the weeks family near
Browning, Mo-, we're captured at Buff
alo City, Ark.
The Messrs. Stewart erected a saw
mill on the NJ. c, Calvert farms miles
south Of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30
Is, 20 and 10 Years Ago
This Week.

rrE==aE Ase rHls EEEx-
Ms Anne szmozs AKA n tlas
eiss
Bziie N.aren eoos : ianrh
n1saa IN Nexfca
snn Grdsa sas buIsdtng \ bnake
"a Pnsnenzde street
The rsss6en,s o. B. r. nu1iinSa
uzs broken inte ~ thieves
Miss yetura p. CEapne ara J. :
|SseaainxS bosh q ihkeius sere mar
rel b. Fzrfz O'Lsry AZ The Ctbr
Ee ehunh
Nsss Laura Csossa her masac srlocl
Al yznazliz
Oarsy shefL sa q J1zss shell,
living -est a Ntxica was aocdently
slcL
Tom Ca1kIing EzS mafi clerk -
sse&n Mexico and Kansas CgtF.
A serribse gale sueyt oEer . part q
IAudrasu, Ruxth q MeKlca TseNefad
Of lodge Shsil u1x d~aassed. also M
place Il Quincy Dznlelx
me bose q Norrssoa Lakeland uzs
entered b. ! thief and = watch and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30

Mr. George X. Babcock was throE n
from his wagon and seyesely bruised
He applied CzmberIain's Pain Balm
freely and says il IS the best liniment
he ever used Mr.. Babc0ck is a well
known citizen Of North Plain, Cnn.
There is nothing equal to Pain Baln
for sprains and bruises. 1t will effect
a cure in one-third the time required
by any other treatment. For sale by
BuckneE & Whitney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30

TWENTY YEAEs AGO THIS wEEx-
Joaee Wider ard Ms s ". scan
land, oE La6d1niA- wsre married Al
the Windsor hofel ID Mexico ~ Rev.
z P. Gair, q CunyVIlle
Ian b Morris nn0ged his livery stock
into bis ne4 brick harm "a Promenade
|strset
CT Brooks sun a The late Elder
100. r. Brooks q this city, married
Miss Geneyieye BaEezn in ST Louis
Josie, the fcur-year-old. sn Of Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Early, Of Mexico
died q brain fever.
II. Brown, Col Smell james Ricken-
|bzugh, Billie Main. Dick Smith, j. W.
Tucker. l. X Aerts ard Capt Bach
anzn, al q Fulton, acre registered at
the Ferris Hoase in Mexico. They
we're ca route To Louisiana on a FISH
ing excursion
Miss Ada West q this city. assisted
in a grand concert Al Montgomery
George Lee resigned his position
with T. c. Paul the grocer. James
Owen. formerly with J. C. Bassford.
accepted . position with Mr.. Paul
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30

ERERAgKA POPuLIsTs
AEE AGAINST FUSION.
Ex-senzscr Anes Leads MsvEnszf 70
ksziREts In1sp<1&szx Hstisa&

LxooEx. NkR., In1s E-RK-Senz-
tox W. v Allen create8 q snszik0a 10
she PopsEEEt state Delnxzte Cozsen-
tkon q. Frenonf and ~ his orssssy
secured TIE passage sf . r~esoaHtaun by
q nste q no 10 s. deesEring il The
sense C TIE conEentl0a that tie Psps-
lis party oszbt MS 70 fuse with
Denaocrzss bat kh0sld Bszinzte is
.cxu czn6ssasss for Pr1taenf and
Yne President
Mr. AiIen declared Cleveland woad
he n1ninxtea Al 81 Luis and B-Tzn
Denk<rzts would fsn The Pupuissts.
NC one Be zH. hzs1D0re kind
lF feeling towzr5 Mr. Brysn than I
have / have noted for hin twice,
and wood Do il again fhro1zh state
pride and in the belief that Bryan ID
an h0oszt and great znzn, tat Mr.
Bryan Is BOt 70 prevail In The cOzlng
|cnuVent51n at 81 L0zi& Neither
Hearst Dx Parker vii Be noninzted
81 have belIsEed far more than 4
pear that The B0aaiDee will be Czese-
land, and ny belief zn07nts 70 oV1-
FSctsoo DOE. CleseEzDs wiii not onIy
get tne ~noninatAon bat be viii De
elected He has the solh Sggth, NeE
YORK and New gersey. and with tbesz
he needs 0nly me western STATE II
ID MT visionary 10 say thai II Ceve.
land Is B0nipAted his chances would
Be better than RooseEeltk
the P0pulist party has Nc h0ps in
either CeEelaDd or Roosevelt 1t mus.
stand z5o8e Le9the Democratic party
Eghf ftE own battles and the P0p1listE
do the SANE
"The dsiezi q the Bryan elementa Al
St Louis would mean fts Support q
the Poyslst NOMINEES Al SpriDgEesZ.
Eebrzsks PUpaltstk Ei.h Bryan have
stood Ia the xzy q oGher P0pulisi
States Nov the party Is free fron
Bryan and can act indepentenuy--
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30
To Select Rational Delegates


The convention 70 select delegates
70 the national convention was held
at Joplin Wednesday, June %.
The following were the Audraln
county delegates to the convention:
Salt River DELEGATES
d Graham, Mexico.
Q Hit, Mexico.
Alternates-
w Mason, Mexico
John W Howell, Mexico
Sailing delegate
@ W Batterton, Sturgeon.
Alternate
G Littrell, Sturgeon.
Wilson delegate
JHoarter, Mexico
Alternate
JTGuthrie, Hellensyille.
Linn and Loutre delegate
Ell shobe, Lzddouia
Alternate
JB Weaver, Mexico
Cuivre delegate
c Ellis VsndsIia
Alternate
GaScDck. vaadalIa.
Prairie delegate
FL V~andeyenter, Laddonia.
Alternate
JIG Ware, Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30
As to Cottonwood Springs.

To ihe Editor Of the Ledger.
COTTONWOOD SPRINGS, June 3.-
To my many friends and the friends
Of Mr.. G.. w. Peck, the owner OF the
famous springs, we desire to say this:
The new pump has arrived and viii be
placed in position at enee. Mr.. Peck
has very kindly permitted the good
Democrats, and Republicans. too, to
dip their bills this year, free Of any
cost, and it is TO be hoped that all good
people will heed this g~entleman's
generous hospitality and keep the
faith No more generous man lives
than Walter Peck and he wishes his
friends TO treat him likewise. This
and nothing more. II you do not find
a cup at the springs; why, TO make a
long storY short, bring one with you.
Yours,
r. y. DILL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30
That Tired Feeling,

II you are languid, depressed and
incapable for work, it indicates that
Jour liver is out Of order. Herbine
will assist nature TO throw OF head
aches, rheumatism and ailments akin
to nervousness and restore the energies
and vitality Of sound and perfect
health J. J. Hubbard, Temple, Texas,
writes, March ?, 1902: Il have used
Herbine for the past two years
IL has done me more good than all the
doctors When I feel bad and have
that tired feeling | take adose Of Her.
bine. IL is the best medicine even
made for chills and fever" Scots a
bottle. Sold by Woodbridge s. Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30
JUNE.

Come, with thine oId-tInv, witcheries
Of life,
Oh. thoa fuIl.breasted mother, hast
en- thee,
Lest on some winter weary sense the'e
fall
Too late thy rose, and cumming o.
thy bee
So ate thou art Through many pulls
ing days
We heard thy tread in heart OF earth
and tree,
And felt thy breath until eacn leaning
vine
Yearned for thy sensuous touch 70
make 1t free.
Through barren months, all bleak and
cold and gray, I.
We watched like children through
the mufied pane
A tender signal from a beckoning
band.
Bat only saw frost's flowers through
the rain.
Come, coax the shyest blossoms OF the
year.
Bless us, sweet mother Make the
palest smile,
And with our storm-roughened cheeks
against thy breast
Give us thy beauty for a little
while.
No changelIngs call thee, for our hearts
are thine;
Thou holdest that which keeps all
things In tune
Rose leaves and kisses, love and life's
red wine
oh, golden headed, peerless, perfect
Junel
Virginia Frazer Boyle, in the Gen.
tury.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30
NIsCRLLAYE0Us


Mis- EizSbeth G1l very eharmingiy
entertained the y0ang ladies' who are
visiting In toAp and The lazy members
u toe Shakespeare Gut a. her bone
10 East Mexioy Frbasy ssternoon-
Mr.. and Mrs wm- 7. KeAth gave
80 eseg1Dt dining ~ N0DdSy 10 honor
|0f Mr. W. 6 Kezth and bride, q
Cbiilisstbe Tbsse present ~eFe. Mrs.
z B Eztb- q CbAiicotbe; W g.
Reztb ann site q CniiiIcstne; Mr..
aud Mrs. Metezif and Z B. Kezth and
~ife u ms city
Hessn. J. W Woodbridge, r Fl.
EdmoDdk, Joe Moore. W. W. Harper,
The Gibso0, Wm Lesh, Z .. Ora
ham. Ate Hitt, Gea Marshall, Cnzs.
Cizybrook, DR.. ". r Rides and DR..
Berrey composed = fshing party al
RUsseil's Ford THURSDAY. They tvIk
vel filed baskets q good things 70
eat and brought home nearly all the
fsb-tbey could buy.
The family Of J. d. Morris enjoyed
. happy reunion 81 its nembeB on
last sunday, Eben the entire family
Was together for the hrst time ia the
past seven yez1 Those present we're
L B. Morris, q St LOuls; Luke
Morris and wife, u Atlanta, Ga Dr.
Edward Morris, Of COnDecticut; Mrs
r. J. Holt, Of Kansas City; Mrs
Robert Morris, q Oklahoma, and Miss
Julia Morris q this city. Beside tie
sons and daughters there we're present,
a few d the relatives including neices,
aud repbews
Miss Hattie Bmonds gave d very
pretty reception for her guest Miss
Lucille Lewis, Of Louisville, Ky, On
Friday afternoon. Those present
were the younger crowd, being Misses
Nell Hill, Stella Robertson, Alice
Morris, Irma Barth, Mildred Whitney,
Suisse Houstons May Bragg, Lucille
Lewis and Laura Robertson. There
was a spirited guessing contest during
the afternoon 10 which Miss Kathryn
Galway was successful, the prize
a handsome spoon. Miss
Rdmonds was assisted In the dining
room By Misses kathryn Czllawaya and
Selma Barth.
Mrs S P. Enmons entertained the
members Of the Shakespeare Club In
honor d her daughter, Ms. Edward
5. Patterson. Of Marshall, a former
member Of the club, on Tuesday even
Ing. Those present were Misses Olive
Kate Hinde, Aayme Davis,
Gill, Maude Wallace, Esther
Rose White. Of Montgomery
1ty; Linda Jones, Of Maryland;
Dyson and Lula Chapman,
u Aiabzma; Miss Norris u Tennessee,
md Mesdames Edward S. Patterson,
4 Marshall; Annie Burkhezd. o. Old
and Messrs W. II. Norris
2olla Mcintyre, Russell Emmons,
Emmons. frank Spence, Carl
'asquetb, Frank Keiso, and Roy
Of stockton, Cal. During the
MB. Enmons served elegant
efreshments.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30

About 40 young met and women were
here from various parts Of the STATE
attending the teachers examination
held In the High School building m.
der the supervision Of County School
Commissioner J. n. Crnsslast Friday
and Saturday. June a and q These
examinations are held , times . year,
In March, June and August The
following is a list Of those in attend
ence=
Ernest Horton. Martinsburg.
Annie Prfebet1 Mzrtinsburg.
II. l. CroE, Martinsburg.
LEILA Wiley, MEXICO.
Fred W. SbuItz, yandzlia.
Basil Smith, Cant
Theron Leet Laddonia-
Althea Pcery, Shamrock.
Eva Tuttle, MEXICO.
Ada Bryzriy, Mexico.
May 0det, Mexico.
Winlfred Fox, Mexico.
Anna Lyons, Laddonia-
Susan Gilbert, Niddletown.
A. c. Hall, MIddIetown.
Laura Brown, Mexico.
Alta Watts, AuxYasse.
Cora Crawford, Rush Hill
Eve Bowman, Venice.
Msry Bishop, Shamrock.
Jessie Allison, Martinsburg.
Kate Blattner, Mexico.
Vera Eoagbiand, MEXICO.
Sylvia Wylde, MEXICO.
Minnie SieFers, C~entralia.
Beverly Msyes, Centrslia.
Noel Edwards, Centralia.
Katie Sue Biggs, Laddopis.
Nellie Hewitt, ClaFksville.
Laura V. Hougland, Mexico.
Fioy Hubbard, Laddonia
SAllie Crisman, Benton City.
Mary Farripgton, Laddonia.
Yea Smith, Laddonia.
Mzttye Montague, LaddonIa-
Doshia Johnson, Mexico.
Georgia PfingIe, Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30
Acute Rheumatism.

Deep tearing or wrenching pains,
occasioned by getting vet through;
worse when at rest, OF on first moving
the limbs and in cold or damp wealth.
eT, Is cured quickly By Billiards. SNOW
Eminent Oscar 0leson, ellison City,
Illinois writes, Feb. l6, 1902: "a year
ago ! was troubled with . pain in my
back. 1t soon lpt 50 bad l could not
bend over. Ore bottle OF Billiards.
Snow Liniment cured me" &c, 5c,
.LO0. Sold BY Wooldridge s Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30
HAIrsrOsEs WERE KNEE DEes
Reports Of Damage to Crops Ipdio.,..
That the Storm Was Of On.
usual Severity

AsRySLs.E NC, June1.-Tbsam
ased0Bs By therecenf severe hail st".u
IN the Laurinber section Is grss.tl
than frst reported. For miles
miles, the country Is completely dsT.' u
tated. Trees we're stripped Of ,has'
folige, vegetation was compls,s,l
ruined and cotton, corn and o,t'
growing crops we're entirely destovas
Some of the farmers are replan,,sl
their corn, taking chances Of a Ia,s
fall 10 mature the second crop. @e
The Rev. g. II. Conan OF IA,o,.
who has been if5;siSE 4 series n,
lIgious meeting IN the Laurinberv ~
ton, says that that condition az y.
people is indeed pitifuB. Farmers hs.'
lost everything. The hailstones pa..
larger thsn hens eggs and were kn..
deep. ""ee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30
Cares Old Sores

Westm0relaad, Kans., MAJ 5, 1902
Ballard snos Liniment Co: YOU
SnOw Liniment cured an old sore On
the side d ny chin that vas supposed
to be a cancer. The sore was stubborn
and would not yield to treatment,
until | tried SNOW LinimeHt, which
did the work In short order. My
sister, Mis- Sophia J. Carson, Aliens
vile, Min Co, Pa, has a sore and
mistrusts that ii is a cancer. Please
send her q zoe bOttle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30
Revolution Imminent.

A sure sign Of approaching revolt and
serious trouble In your system is ner-
yousness, sleeplessness, or stomach up
sets. Electric Bitters will quickly
dismember the troublesome causes. IL
never fails to tone the stomach, regu-
late the Kidneys and Bowels, stimu-
late the Liver, and clarity the blood.
Run downsystems benefit particularly
and all the usual attending aches
vanish under Its searching and thor
ough effectiveness. Electric Bitters
is only SOC, and that is returned II 1t
don't give perfect satisfaction.
Guaranteed by Woodbridge & Purdy,
Druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30

Quite a delegation Of Knight Temp.
lars from this city attended the st.
Johns day picnic at Wellsyiile Fri.
day. Sir or seven hundred Knights
Templars were present and a royal
good time "a enjoyed.
Among the speakers we're, Howard
Ellis, Of the New Florence Leader;
Champ Clark, Of BOSling Green, and
John u. Vincil, Of st. Louis
The music was especially nice.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30
JG Ware, Mexico

MAJOR Patrick Roden, Of Oklahoma
City, o. K, who is visiting his son,
Tom Roden, Of this city. has the
thanks Of the LEDGER for several cop
les Of the Oklahoman, published 10
his home town. The Oklahomzn il
a ~wideawake, uF-to-date paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30

back serghkzs w7fk FxA E4s ta3 wcrss
reaz of 81 sss 70 SEE NJ paor Ezs
boz bzrxarR via fso@< nasty sareS-
n lzzs ! ras perxaass1 by = fEseDs
scrszs sae STREE - tJ he CS14r1rA
E<rzs1Ae& sac gave me- H1-e CGsArE-s
Osrh1en4--T fkszk tie baz was GbDss
kaafkN-&z1Epeezof cstczz ss@S-
4 fo1gzec the G-ec1nzz. hazks.x
cNaxks and yE11zg tsas zsrs OEntzezG
On nhe sursa- Lstss bg E1k- ba -
HarAT, CaAysss Esd ] ON& ga Ears
penee By 6zF and Eors sseS y Eg1&
NJ sores s1Tz Of cred - xDe gs1t
svxy, sd n0w Carrie b cared coz-
pieskzTlr
~YeA. skzt fK2 Ers< bg By fe wiz
Cor 10 C1Exne, sd Ii sLn l. a. EhA1e
. ssnaE G1ke, thszH 20 tie CzaGrz
BNus1Aes. ! EtEk s~yeTyroSJ kA7eE
kuow E5Oat Tt Soap AID 01t1szt
and - gosrg 70 belp 0hex Do6ETs
with eSck b4oses, 70 kAs2d Eo1 Vs5l4se
Wat / have TOD yOG"
$50 sn=suranss IS ~raA cnazgr Ag.-ss ss
CzzaeHL S. SEQ. n 1<7na kaAm 0HrE
sszs ~ kaeAs kas - n fH1s BNaa-E@ 1Sz1rzzz
Ar1- raaz Drur 4 CaruL csR- &aE fa
- A ASE hz hss @1E
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30

Blgnders are sometimes very expen-
sise. Occasionally life itself is the
price u a mistake, but you'll never be
wrong n you take DR.. Kings New
Life Pills for dyspepsia, dizziness,
headache, liver OF bowel troubles.
They IN gentle ret thorough. 25c, at
Woodbridge s. Purdy drug store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30

Columbia, No, Sept Il, lse1
DR.. e W. Hall, St Louis. Mo-
Dear Sill suffered ten years Sitb
kidney, bladder and rheumatic troabe
1 Used one bottle q your TEXAS Won
Der. Halls Great Discovery, and have
suffered bat little since, zno ! can
ebeerf1lly recommend IL
fC1rs truly,
6uBEET C0HDKS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30


Joe Moore and a party OF friends en-
jOyed q splendid days outing Thurs
day.
They went squirrel hunting and
fishing, but one Of the guests who
spoke Of what = time they had, o. be-
ing cross questioned, admitted that
they had to take some fine porter
house steak, ct cetera, along with
them, or they might have gone hun
gry.
Ii Is kind OF a joke en- Joe Moore,
who is such a good fisherman and
tine shot that beef should be served at
a squirrel fish dinner. Joe says there
is nothing Ike being prepared for all
emergencies when going fishing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30
Mexieo nefeated 11 TO S.

The Reds returned from Columbia
to-day defeated By a score Of II 10 5.
A number Of excuses plausible enough
are advanced and It is thought could
the local team meet the me from
Athens here there might be some
thing doing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30
Have You a couebl

A dose Of Billiards. HorebouBC
Syrup viii relieve 1t. Have yOu :
e0ldy A dose of HerbiBe at bedtime
and frequent small doses d HOre.
hound Syrup during the day viii re.
move t. Try il for whooping cough,
f0E asthma for consumption, for bron-
chItis. Mn Joe McGrath, 3H T. Isl
street. Hutchis0n, Kan, writes: 81
have used Billiards. HorehOund Syrup
In my family for years and ind II
the best and most palatable medicine
ever used" &c, SOC, sLD. Sold by
Woodbridge A Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30

Herchell Deskin is suing his wife,
Nellie Deskin for divorce. Statutory
charges. They we're married Febru-
AIRY %, 1904, and parted May ., 1904.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30

Le1E-r sSeei&
WAsHIScToS, June a.
President Roosevelt made the
following announcements to-
day: w. H. Moody, Of Mas
sachusetts, Attorney-Gen ;
Paul Morton, OF Illinois, Sec
Rotary Of the Navy, and Victor
H. Metcali, Of California, Sec
Rotary Commerce Labor ; each
appointment effective July /.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30
HAPPY MOTHERS
TOUCHING STORY
CURED BY CUTICURA.
rscss HIs Skin 10 40 white
as q snop Flake.

sAsr-Eas rn& srsks ss 50 Car
Eehfsspsr 1asas fsos Hns sprea& 10 as
n~tk- ssss sd kaek HAD nssa sss1
szyskszx qzas< ne n hefo~ wTzss
Mn HsssuM EasM ees M&
or. ~Tss skz ras< n Btsk Ezsss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30
Mrs s. W. Smith Dead.

MR S. W. Smith, aged twenty-seyen
years, died Of fever at the home Of her
father, Mr.. Rector, north Of Sturgeon,
on Thursday, June q, The deceased
leaves a husband and one child, be-
sides a father, mother, three brothers
and a sister.
Mrs. Smith Joined the Christian
Church about ten years ago, and has
always lived a faithful Christian life.
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. W. II. Hook, Of this city, at
Macedonia church on Friday, June "a.
C. Ruloff has returned to St Louis,
after a pleasant visit with his mother,
Mrs. j. N. Ruloif.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30
Hoo Hoo HOUSE BURNS
TO THE GROUND
EARLY FRIDAY
MORNING.
TEE Nn = 1TEg alIM


lsAss ss-s
ST. Louis, June 74--Tbe
Hoo Hoo House a, the
Worlds Fair burned to the
ground this morning. The
FIRE was discovered about four
O'clock and was soon past con-
troll The loss on the building
is $4,000, no insurance Con
tents insured for 1900. Thirty
black cats persisted in the fire.
The occupants Of the Hoo Hoo
had narrow escapes from being
'0emafed.
A small fire in Mysterious
Asia on the Pike at the sams
time was quickly subdued.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30

There are merchants who insure
Their stock and houses, and 'tis
wise;
But don't forget the safety Of
The babe within "TEETmNA" lies.
"TKErHNA" Aids Digestion, Over
comes and COuntersets the Effects OF
Summer Heat, Regulates the Bowels
and makes Teething Easy. Costs only
IS cents at Druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30
Fihy Trsmps Hold Up Freirht Trai,

SALSA. KAN, June 24.-Fifty
tzDps held ap the west-bound freight
train on the Union Pacific at Bavaria
this morning. The sheriff with a
posse went there on a special train.
The tEAmps FED at the approach OF
the officers Twelve, who made no
effort 10 escape, but alleged that they
we're harvest hands looking for work,
we're arrested.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30

DR. Otis Wan gnz Mhx E@aas
BzkSeE, q y Llrz5A we're Married Al
Ia BzAser h1ze JEse Ssh a. avg
|acauck Miss BaAser Is 4 so-Hex H1x-
On Ca1ezs Ea1szE Tfzy VIII res1e
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30

From the vandalla. No. MsA
z. II. Ramsdon, Of MEXICO, drew
the number-l4-whieh secured the
wagon at Moore & Clemens SATURDAY..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30

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razne1z TIE zNrvzzze q Nj Tsozzz
Ss1nezzl Hxrrihs1 and MAa Jose
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kagsn heSe, Aekag n hssabw se the
Nszss yezuss z1e Addse HGErzsan.
formerly q tk&s eatF.
Dr. srs Mrs yosn Andersan. o. thia
ely 1nDaGnce tie enzzzeDantoftbdi
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|os SoasersL NY tbs marriage t
take pace IN tie e1rlY fan MIS-
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Is ygSng WsEEzz q x0xe than esrin-
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panE. The EAnT frSe@as a fhes'
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Bagg, Of near Los
Angeles, Cal, are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. E. b. Norris in north Jeffer-
% street Mrs. Bagg was Miss Celia
Norris, and formerly lived here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30

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uzich hezpod rn1 1zy- Withfn three
weeks 4ftcx / started to take u. /
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reanrzl health, and a. tAe tEzs q ny
rsxt Dnzfhly period the pain bad
dirzirtkAe6 considerably. kzpt up
tke treztznenk ard was CARED 3 ucuth
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the condition of q woman's
health. Anything unusual at
that time should hare pr0rzpf
and proper attention
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-30

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