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/ FURNISHED ROOMS. single or en- suits
/ with board, reasonable prices. comfort
| able home. Grant place NV zaEIi-3t
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE.

WANTED Girls. II years of age or over, TO
wrap bundles and run erfands in the store.
Good chances for promotion. Apply to !.
KAHN. SONS K co. Inhi2-2t
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! WANTED-ofood eolored butler. small fam
! ily; also house ma2; other places. Call
tomorrow, LADIES' EXCHANGE, sol Yer
mont 1t
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COMFORTABLE furnished room ii prfvals
family with board for two mem GAG month
tze r 81 ne nhiI-3t
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TIMBER AND MINERAL LANDS.

We Buy End SELL DESIRABLE timber.
mineral asld farm lands. matter whers
located ISAAC II. SAUNDERS, Manager.
ls0a I ST. NV. Washington. 2. &c fe9-sss
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. near two car
lines. 1873 10Th st. na. Iaifia-3t
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STRANGERS in city can have large. warn
rooms. SOC day; gas; bath 7t3 18th ST. NV
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.
INVESTIGATE rms BARGAIN.

Handsome. olsi-fasfioraed residence in
Georgetown located IN an improved sestion-
No. 1920 street. Contains IL large rooms
ard IS calculated meet every requirement
for . comfortable hsTae. Special 10 quick
buyer $3.50.
The Miller Shoemaker Real Estate Co
MAIN OFFICE 1928 ga st. Phone W 10.
First Ward Branch Office Pa. ave. ana Rock
Geek. Phone West 5s4. 1t
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ROOMS AND BOARD In private faIniIys
terms cheap. 1879 9Th st. NV a1a12-st
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Piano Tuning, $3.50.
Factory expert. james r. Durity, 3e5
18th st Sc.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Sea Foods, Steaks. Chops, Salads, Etc.
Philadelphia Oyster House. 51s nth st.
Il
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FOR RENT-Reautifuli furnished front
rooms at The Sherman corner 18th ausi L
SITS. For information apply at Apa4tnen;
sos, The Cecil. mlli2-st
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FOR RENT-Four furnished rooms. single or
en- SUITE can accommodate two IN room
modern improvements; fer gentlemen: at 44fh
and L SITS. transfer. Apply 1885 18th st nv
nlll12-3
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FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished front room;
heat. gas. and BATH near all ear lines; rea-
sonabIe 500 New Jersey ave 9iw rfihI2-st
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-turniture. carpets. etc; buying
contents OF HOUSES Speciality: liberal tpoi
cash priceg; mail orders given PROMPT at
tention. LEWIS FURNITURE SHOP. so
18th st. ny. mh5-S0t
wANTED-Furniture for cash. Sell your
goods 10 the VINO gfses you the most
money HOP@OOD. Sth and * sts Inbi2-3t
wANTED-A Singer sewing machine; state
price. Address BOX ie9. this Office inlals-S-
VsANTED--To buy secondhand furniture
carpets. and stoves, at once good price
Az 9Th 81. nv mhi2-3t
WA NzGsD--Te buy a good second hand type
writer desk; describe and name price 4d-
dress KINCHELoE, care of this Office
Tahi2-ft
WANTED RoIl-top or nat desk state lowest
price. Address BOX I7S. this office
WANTED pool tables. must be in good
condition and cheap Address BOX Ice, this
office. IL
wANTED-To buy white. Maltese; black and
tan. toy spaniel puppy; small breed. -sd-
dress BOX lb9. this Office It
wANTED-Donatioa OF 50 chairs and assist
anee for a worthy mission. Address o. j. 3
HBNNICJTT. superintendent. al G St nv.
WANTED National cash register. 1924
14th ST mh1t-3t
ANTED-A second hand double light wager.
OF carriage harness. sl4 H st, ne mhtl-5t
gANTED-s@andard make bicycle; low
frame coaster brake good condition. cheap
-ttAdiesS L'N'~4 i1is the otiteNt
W AN'FED-Mothers 10 look OUT Tor one OF our
baby PICTURES. which will be published in this
paper en- the 18th instant; % IN cash Will
lie awarded to the original OF the picture.
which viii be enc OF tnose made during the
first fifteen days of this month. THE BOYCE
NURSERY STUDIO. 1S-5 + ST NV alhli-st
WANTED-Fo buy National cash register,
cheap; total adder. Sic&LES, l0li Penn
syiVania ave nv mnie-st
WANTED-Ssn areproor safe and Under
wood typewriter state price for cash Ad-
siress FOX l03, this otlee mhI03t
WANTED-Pair OF greyhound pups three To
fIYe months old: state color and lowest price
IN first letter Address BoS 40. this Of
flce. mh1e-a
WANTED-one hundred gallons frst-class
milk TO be delivered daily 10 go 10th 81 NV.
u. II. TRCNDLE InkI6-St
| WANrED-Hlghest cash prices paid for worn
garments ladies' gentlemen x. Also shoes
and hats address postal and 1 atll. call any
hour. b. 7 AKSfiES, 1875 'til st. NV. Phone
North 499.
| WA%TEp-S kEBESKl. 1896 7th ST. NV.
will pay the highest cash prices for. ladies
gents and chilerens ctist-oit clothing Ai.s
shoes anG hats. Address a postal ami WI
call ja6-9oi
| NVANTED-Dont put aside your old clothing
them. Drop postal. kyill call. II GEWIRz
| 1908 9Th 81 NV. lahs15t
| NtANTE D-PawnsieSets for diamonds. rabies
eneralds. pearls sapfiifes. cash paid for ole
| gold, silver. Gentist gold aud platinum
| LOUIS. ABRAHAAfs. 42s 9th st. NV. mhl-lsE
sPoT CAST paid for furniture. earpe..
! stoves. bElc-a- brac and all kinds Of heLss
| hold goess. BAUM FURNITURE STOP, 9tf
| and L ~. Phone North 49, feis-sos
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NEW .YORk AVE-. COR 18th ST
Having seeArees the building formerly oS~
eupied by the Baltimore Hotel. we have thor
oughiy renovated It and viii now conduct .
strictly hign4ciass hetei. Excellent cuisine
ana service. Large bright rooins Rates
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wANTED-To hire experienced white man
TO clean harness at night: must be sober
and not afraid of work. LIVERY STABLE,
Sth and l NV. II
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Silk Hats Renodeled. Derbies and
Soft hats cleaned J a Hoover. Sl1 +
ST. nv
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FOR RENT-Oae or two furnished and an
furnished rooms: heat, gas, bath; second
floor 1875 9Th st. NV. II
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Sunday Hours. P NJ to II Pm.
Philadelphia oyster House. 5Is 18th st
NV
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WANTED-BY s. KAHN. SONS & CO.
Boys of II years of age or over for work
follows:
BUNDLE WRAPPERS
SPECIAL BOYS Unjust have wheels;
YOUNG MEN AS STOCK CLERKS.
YOUNG MEN AS BUNDLE COLI
LECTORS.
Good salaries will be paid TO boys proving
efficient rnhf2-2t
WANTED-FoR OUR SILK DEPARTMENT.,
several experienced statesmen. Good salary
and permanent positions assured those
competent. Apply to SUPERINTEND-
ENT. s. KAHN. SONS * CO mhi2-2t
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WALL PAPER.

MALL PAPERS. 3 cents strr roll asa tsI5.
border. ceiling. and side wall CARLISLE
BROS. SIS y St nc. asil12-5t
GET CTR ESTIMATE for DapeFlanging ami
lss1se painting before placing yosss order.
CARLISLE BROS. 81 Il st. ne. Pile1e Fast
SosY Is THE TIME 70 have paperhanei1g
and ssaIfffng done While prices aGe lowest:
send postal 10 WTILt1-Al = AI4tToEEY, eB3
EseIHzs5I MA ssFe- f9T Tree Samples and
estimate 81 Jour work, legal guarantee COY
srs ali work Telephone East 3ff-fs Anae6s-
tx branch. 10 Monroe St Northwest branch.
eo9 New York mhI-7t
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DENTISTRY.

PLATES With Our SPECIAL DOUBLE Sue
TON, Are Sure 10 STAY TIP.
Examination and Estimates Free.
NEfs0 DENTISTS. lilo Pennsylvania ave
InhS-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATEzs-No extracting.
no PAIN look. feel. act. and last longer than
natural teeth sllrunken faces Iasl..e normal !:
Painless Filings. DIR J. L. WILSON. IaoS +
st. fea6-3it
4 HARVARD UNIVERSITY deatai grea,1-
ate IT'D would visI, invalid shHI-ias iieei-
ms dental service Write 1862 Q st. or fele-
phone North l12o-E feIa-aat
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FOR RESrs2 10 $3.50 per week; house newly
furnished well heated: gentlemen 6f3 sth ST. I
NV. sTil12-st
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WANTED = Experienced collar and CUT
starchers. YALE STEAM LAUNDRY, 49,
| New York ave. mh12-St
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ST0RAGE

WHY PAY MORE? we store Tor 75c load
UNITED STATES STORAesfs &C. EiR-sea-f2e
lofh 81. Nv. Pl.esae af1tg 42z9 s4i.s-s9t
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WE DO HAULING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Large and smell wagons. D. c. EXPRESS.
ONCE. III Tth 81. Phone North zlssM
$ nall7-30t
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WANTED Young man to work on paper =el1t-
ter in printing office and take charge OF
stock room; also union job press feeder THE
CRANE PRINTING CO. no 18th st. 1t
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FOR REST-A handsomely furnished room
III private apartment. family Of two. to
gentleman of steady habits. steam heat
tiled bath. 545 I'd st. NV, Fiat 2. third
nolr.- II
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WANe-ED-To help in store, a colored boy.
under 20. Address BOX 179, this office
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FOR REST-Nice front room on second floor.
suitable for one two gentlemen 1i0s 9ts1
ST. IT
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FOR RENT-A beautiful room, suitable for
first-ciass gentleman hot and cold baths.
nice location 92f L ST 1t
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nisfed rooms. good location; free list.
WASHINGTON IMPORTATION BUREAU.
1905 T ST. NV, Rooms .6 and Il. II
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WANTED
GoLDENBERG' WANT
a THOROUGHLY EX
PERIENCED H O e
SALESMAN. GOOD SAL
AIRY AND PER
POSITION TO 4 COM
PETENT MAN
GOLDENBERGS
SEVENTH AND K SITS.
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FOR sALArYPEwRIrEas.

FOR -giieksnsderfer typewriter; good
as new: cheap address BOX is4. this Of
FOR sALE-Bezlnd new oifger typewriter.
$50 r. l. ESTES. The Wieunieo. rs Neg
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FOR sALE-Iarge. heavy horse: sound: Ten
sears cid: after 3 1stn and Concord sts,,
i3rookEaE.d TBh1f-3t
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NICE. Eight room, second aoer bath ad-
joining: $3.50 per month 8o7 9Th st. NV. 1t
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wAaTED-Rooms AND BOARD.


WANTED-T3y man and wife room and board
within ten minutes walk from city posyof-
fee; price not TO exceed SO; references. Ad-
dress B.. General Delivery
yyASTED-By young couple. furnished room
and board IN private family, April 1; near
Capitol: give best price for permanent board
ers; references exchanged. address, BOX 90,
this Office. Enf.2 IL L
yyANTED-By Young man In Government ds-
partnaent. room and board With Christian
Science family. Address BOX lbs. this Of
nee nh1i-2t
WAEvTED-By april /. by young lady in
Office, ana board: state particulars Ad-
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ROOMS AND RoAgD.
II o TEL LIAM 0 RE
MRS N0IrraE Hror
NEW YORK Ave COR 18th 81


NEW YORK AVE- COR 18th ST
Having seegfeS the building formerly oc-
eupied by the Baltimore Hotel. sc have thor
oughly renovated it and vii now conduct
strictly hign-ciass hotel. Excellent cuisine
and service Large, bright rooms. Rates
from 81 per day up. rnh5-sf
ROOMS AND BOARD In private fa1uliys
terms cheap 1i29 9Th st. sna12-st
FIVE ROOMS. single or en- suite. with boardi
BLOCK from Dupont circle. WASHINGTON
INFORMATION BUREAU 1895 St NV.
DESIRABLE LOCATION delightful roorns
and excellent hefne table at THE PAsAs
Da6SA 1913 : ST. nv. Table bearders nicely
FL FINISHED ROOMS. with board. 1921 gsw
SECOND FLOOR FRONT. with boar. fer
Two. So0i also other rooms. IL 18th ST. nw.
---------------
CAN FURNISH BOARD for four genfleras.
or man ana wife; good rooms: excellent te-
pie $3.50 per week e. S. SMITH. 29I9 DUNG
barton ave. II
1903 NEW YORK AVE. opposite eorcoran
Art Gallery. fine rooms; excellent board;
gentlemen II
LARGE bav-windoy room, suitable for tyvo
5efsissEaefi or LADIES' arst-class beard III
| @--- d .l s.--------- rrh12-2t
LOVELY SECOND STORY front room: excs.-
tent Iasie board 1913 Vermont ave. nv. Il
NE8EI4Y. FURNISHED ROOM for two. win
board: g each 70 permanent; references
1 80 7 81. nv. mhI2-st
PLEASANT ROOMS and board I24 Eat
Capitol st -
ss3 II ST NW-Larse and single second
floor front rooms; also enc with private bath:
excellent table. II
TWO furnished rooms; can Accommodate Yos.s
gentlemen; also table board: near n f,aDissi
and SUBURBAN car lines. 1906 y. Capitol st
ulfiI1-3s
NlsNTED-Two boarders for nicely furnished
room, With good hoard bath. $3.50 per Week
each 1925 ed 81. nv. l1his 81
COMFORTABLE furnished room. n r,rfyaTs
| family, with board for two mem s28 month
70 + ST. Ne. mhiI-st
loz1 sTH ST. NW,-DesirabIs rooms. with
beard furnace heat; transients. nll11-st
REST COTTAGE. overlooking FRANKLIN PaEE:
fd-fashtoned comfort; choicest family sat,le.
gentlemen. s. 1896 X. Table board Htllf-st
FURNISHED ROOMS, single or en- suits.
with board, al reasonable prfeess comfort
able home Grant Place NV mF1I1-st
NICELY FURNISHED. large corner room.
with board 200 E ST. NV. rnI1I1-st
FRONT ROOMS. second and third floors;
southern exposure; central; With board. 5zs
= .. nv. InEli-st
FURNISHED ROOMS with or without
board: near Pension Office; 1zansients taken.
"a massachusetts ave NV fe2g-30t
FOR RENT-Niee large front and back
rooms, sFith board heat. gas. and bath. zis
z St xuhIG-1f
| FURNISHED ROOM With board for two
young men. $40 per menth 81 . st. NV.
mfl0-3t
is ST NW.-Large second story front
room; man and wife or four gentlemen tram
go
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for light housekeeping; heat and gas; porce-
lain bath, adults only; $40 unfinished; SIS
furnished. 1889 5th st. NV. 1t
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ARE you IN DOUBT We furnish re-
liable Information IN all matters Of a DELI
cate and confidential nature. Our refer
ences Will convince you that abso-
futciy reliable. All business strictly conf
Dental Private consultation rooms. Cor
respondents IN principal cities. Office never
closed Consultation and advice free. Ma
TIOSAL DETECTIVE AGENCY, Site aa22I
COZ .ORADo RI-IIDInSG 18th and c SIS II
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PERSONAL.
NINE. THE.

NINE. THEO.
Medium, Card Reader. and PaIEBist. German
spoken 50 Il ST. H1Esl2 1915
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NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM for two. Win
board: 8 each 70 permanent; references
10 L ST. nv f4saI3-af
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TWO furnished rooms; can Accommodate Yos.s
gentlemen; also table beard. near n Capitol
and Suburban car lines. 1906 ~ CAPITOL St
nf1i1-3t
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BIRDS, DOGS, E. :.


FOR SAI.Es-El handsome male setter pup red
and AhItei ss5i stock. AYe months old:
healthy and intelligent. 1885 Vermont ave.
fsis12-2t
Just RECEIVED. nea lot fancy fowls .znd
Belgian rabbits; viii sell cheap IS gge need
room sCaadiD,S BIRD STORE, TIa I2th *.
nlafl-5t
FOR SAI4E-Fancy poultry. pigeons dogs
sats. parrots, cassaEles. lawn gas. nogser
ana garden seeds. bulbs 56i1;siles eic.
scEALID'S BIRD STOisI. - I-t.-z s. M
jeZ3-tf
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DESIRABLE LOCATIONS; delightful roosas
and excellent heTT.e table at THE PAsA-
DENAs 1873 K st. nv. Table baartiers nIeefp
accommodated. uabfa-s1
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sSS ST. NW.-Large and single second
floor front rooms; also enc with private bath.
excellent table. II
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FOR RENT-large front ROOM suitable for
two; IS month 1904 6th II
FOR RENT Furnished back room. Sc. s2s
l. st. ne Hliifz-3t
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FIVE ROOMS. single or en- SUITE with boards
block from Dupont circle WASHINGTON
INFORMATION BUREAU. 1e9e St N.Y..
Rooms 1911 II
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FOR RENT-sTLBLEs.

FOR EEAT--A good stable. cheap. 72o 18th
81. ~. mili9-3t
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wANTED-sALEsMEN.

IRA YELLING SALESMAN wanted to wosS
country grocery trade. salary aud expcnsea.
Los ANGELES CIDER CO, st. Louis, 40.
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wANTED-Agents; ea perlence not necessary.
Call during week bete=c.... 1 and 2 or after
) o'clock J. ". FERGUSON, 1905 / st. nv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-17
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF.

''But some years later the traveller
who was forced to make the journey
from Philadelphia to Pittsburg in his
carriage and four, beheld with dread
the cloud Of dust which marked the
slow approach Of a train OF wagons.
For nothing excited the anger Of the
sturdy teamsters more than the sight
of a carriage. To them it was the I'M
mistakable mark of a~ristocracy and
they were indeed in a particularly
good humor when they suffered the
despised vehicle TO draw up by the
roadside without breaking a shaft or
taking of the wheels, or tumbling 1t
of into the ditch.n History Of he
People Of the United States, McMaster,
Vol. /, page 6s thine 1Ts4.)
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-17
Picnic and Clam Bake

The Eagle lodge at Higginsyille will
give a picnic and clam bake at the
fair grounds in that city on Thursday,
Sept. 7th. This will be the first public
demonstration Of the Eagles at Hig-
~ginsyille, consequently they are put.
ting forth every effort TO make the
event n Of the biggest in the history
Of the town. Beside matinee races by
good horses, there will be automobile
races, foot races, sack races, boy races,
mule races. base ball and foot ball side
shows, freaks, 600 gallons clam chow.
der, the always present merry-go-
round and pretty girls galore. The
two railroads have made a rate OF one
and one-third for the round rip be-
tween Kansas City and Glasgow on the
Alton and Kansas City and Sedalla on
the Pacific. A parade Of Eagles will
take place at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon, headed by the Lexington comet
band. Free admission to the fair
grounds. Everybody invited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-17
LOTS MORE l K IT.
Plenty More Proof Like This, and
All From Mexico People,

No chance for argument here.
No better proof can be had.
What a Mexico man says.
Is the best OF evidence for Mexico
people.
Read this case.
We have lots more like it.
Lou Shootman, of West Jackson
street, says: "FOr about six months
the pain in my back, just across the
small part caused untold annoyance.
Every time l contracted a cold II
settled there, and II l stopped OF
Strengthened after STOPPING, the
twinges which shot through my loins
were almost unbearable. In add.
tion to this, too frequent action Of the
kidney secretions existed particularly
observable at night. An advertise
ment which stated that D0an's Kid
ney Pills were expressly made for kid
neys only, led me to go to Buckner s.
Whitney's drug store for a supply. If
the treatment had not brought I'M
doubted results + could not be induc-
ed to recommend the preparation.
Doan's Kidney Pills are all right"
For sale by all dealers, Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
N. Y. sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name-Doan's
and take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-17

AM@JS


IL MEMoRIAM.
In memory Of Mrs. Mary Z. Collard,
who departed this life at her home
23l5 Eugenia street, st, Louis, Mo-,
Thursday evening, June 22nd, at $40
p. m.
The deceased was born at Jersey
willie, Ill April 24, 1851. She was
married to David II. Ccllard Dec q,
1874, at Foley, Mo. Afterwards going
to Benton City, Mo where they re-
sided until about years years ago,
when they removed to st. Louis.
How sad, how very sad the work
that death has wrought. The cloud
OF sorrow lowered over her home for
months and though long expected,
came with sudden force at last; at one
dreadful blast tearing away the
daughter, sister, wife and mother.
Last spring being in very poor
health, she went to her mothers at
Foley, NO., to recuperate. But alas
Bronchitis had fixed its blighting
hand at her throat, and could not DC
thrown off by all the science known
She grew weaker daily and came back
to her home, husband and children To
meekly wait death, calmly anticipat-
ing the final breath and trusting Jesus
for the rest
She was a Christian since childhood,
having been a consistent member oil
the Christian church for 81 years, Be
sides her husband, David II. Collard,
the deceased leaves eight children,
| Oscar, Florence, Nettie, Grace, Ethel,
Emmett Csllard and Mrs. William L.
Harrison, all Of st. Louis, Mo, and
Mrs. Alexander Turner, Gillian, Mo-
Her remains were inferred in the Cor
NTH cemetery, Foley, Mo, Sunday,
June %, 1905.
The door of eternity has opened and
her soul is at rest. 1.-THE silver cord
is loosed" and the golden bowl" lies
broken in the lap Of time.
| She lies beneath the silent sod;
Well see her here no more
For she is now at rest with God,
On the celestial shore.
With all the beauty she possessed
Forever to remain;
With the ransomed and the blest,
She'll never die again.
| When trials such as this do come,
To test out souls with sorrow,
When every day seems ~burdenSome,
And deeper grief tomorrow.
The meek in spirit all submit
With grace, the Lord, has given,
To live so well, our acquit
That we may meet in Heaven.
W. Il. II.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-17

pear from the face of the earth in
three generations.
The Tenth Legion and the thous-
ands OF boys in our Bible schools can
also tell him that there is a moral
sentiment in the city of st. Louis, and
this moral sentiment is daily send
ing its prayer as sweet incense to
heaven in behalf Of the fearless COVER
nor of Missouri. That women and
little children who now have bread on
Sundays and Mondays, where formerly
they had curses aud cuffs, join In this
invocation to the Throne Of Divine
Grace.
In conclusion, ladies and gentlemen
let US all utter this sentiment: 1.-THE
open Sunday saloon, with all its muir.
ders, its heartaches and its wife-beat-
ings must go. Then hail JOSEPH
WINGATE FOLK Circuit Attorney
That Was, Governor That Is and
President That SHALL BEl"-At
lanta Journal. G. X.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-17
TRIES TO SMOKE GUNPOwDR
Saloonist Puts Revolver CartiAa
in His Pipe With Startling
Results.

SIOUX CITY, To-, Aug. l2.-AnsIp
sion Of a cartridge in the pipe Of Na|
olas Nelson, a well-known local ahE
man, came near killing him.
Nelson had been out lndulginginE
yolver practice after reading a nsH|
paper account Of a saloon hOld-up III
sat down for a quiet smoke and pids
up the evening paper.
His hand strayed into bis al
pocket, ia which be carried toHr
loosely, and he filled bis pipe Ilp
matically reading all the while.
lie had reached a paragraph tsli4|
of a shooting ARRAY in Alabama VIA
there was a sudden eruption not uniH|
a volcano right under his eyes, a'cs
panied by an explosion that lnra
him.
Ashes and pieces Of pipe were ~
tered in every direction, and a que
had whizzed by his nose and lnOeas
itself In the ceiling.
He had left a cartridge in bis ban
pocket and careleSsly placed itpn
pipe with the tobacco,