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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
FIGHTING JOE
WHEELER DIED.
FAMOUS CONFEDERATE cAvA-
LRY LEADKz PASSES
AWAY ar HIS Sis
rERs HoER
VETERAN Of HO VARS.
Brigadssrssueral Of y. 8 Array
Since the Conflict With
Spain
VEiERls o. H0 VARS.

NKsf YoaK, Jan 2s General Joseph
| A. Wheeler, the famous CSnfederate
cavalry ssa1eF and Bsigadisr-Gsneal
Of the UaiIed states army since the
var with Spaln, and known Is Fight
ing Joe, died at the honas 0f bis SIS
ter. Mrs. Sterling Smith. 10 Brooklyn,
early last evening
General Wheeler was o. years old,
ard haa been III Of pneanonia since
Janis
All of bis children we're about the
old warrior as he lag DYING. When
Ehey xerc summoned TO bis bedside,
for shat they knew TO be the last fare
well, the veteran greeted each with a
nod; be has not strenth 70 srezk. They
we're Mrs. Smith, bis sister; Maj.
Joseph jWbeeier Jr, Of West Point,
Mrs. W. J. Harris of Washington, and
Anna, Lncilla and Carrie Wheeler,
the latter two having been summoned
from their home in Alabama two days
ago
SYNOPSIS or GEN. wHERLKR's CAREER
Bora in Augusta, Ga, September
10 1885.
Graduated from West Point in
1859.
Second Lieutenant cavalry in Sew
Mexico in lseo.
Resigned commission in Union
Army ID 1861.
Appointed Lieutenant OF Artillery
Confederate Army, 1861.
Made Colonel Of infantry in summer
OF the same year
Resolved cognomen Of ''FIghting
joe at Shiloh.
In October, 1862, appointed chief OF
cavalry OF Braggs army, and was made
Brigadier-General
Made Malor-General in January,
1863.
Elected to Congress from Alabama
In 1880. and reelected niae times.
First Confederate officer 10 ten
der his services TO the Government at
outbreak OF war With Spaio.
Commissioned q Major-General Of
United States Volunteers 1899.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
Killed a Snake on Christmas.

To the Editor OF the Ledger
BENTON CRY. No, Jan. 25.-Dear
Sir: ] saw an article ia your last
weeks paper from the Fulton Sun, in
regard to John Holmes killing a snake
on New Year'sday, viii say that Amos
Harris. living four miles southeast Of
Benton City, killed snake Christmas
day. / saw the snake the next two
days while making my regular rounds
as rural mail carrier. Yours truly,
G.. W. RUSSELL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01

According to an Investigation made
b. Dr.. Tebb. public analyst OF Eng
land, the mount Of tea consumed IN
this country averages six pouads per
yezr 70 each persan. This means thai
the average person who uses tea every
day swallows between three and four
grains Of caffeine and nine grains Of
tannIn. When we add to this the
amount Of caffeine ard tannin that
is taken in coffee, and other beverages,
we ind that the average person IS
swallowing large amonat q these
poisons
Very few people have any idea that
tea OF eoifee Is injurious 70 them.
Woneniwbo are in the habit OF drink
ing tea, feel that they can not do
withoutit OF course, it Is stimnIz-
ting. aud it Is the effect 81 the stimu-
liant that make them think the tea
does them good.
Many person suffers from paipIta-
ticn, dyspepsia, sleeplesxness. emacls.
tion, anemia- etc, but they would not
be willing 70 believe that il is tea or
coffee that 1t Is causing the tIo1ble.
They would be very much surprised
II told that their illness was due to In
temperance The too free use Of tea
or coffee Is just as much intemperaDce
as an over use Of any other beyer-
age.
Tea drinking is made more harmful
oftentimes by the way 10 which the
tea Is made. Tea sboald never be
allowed 10 stew or boil, as this ex.
tracts q large amonnt Of the tannin.
The safest way 70 make tea, Is sim
ply to pour boiling water On the leaves
and allow II 70 stand for a few minutes.
Neither should tea b. drunk while
very hot, as this Is apt to cause indi
estion also.
We presume that that the people
who are addicted 70 tea drinking will
not be In a hurry TO give II up, nc
matter bow much may be said as 70
It's injurious effects; but at least we
would caution the tea drinker to be
moderate ia bis use OF it. An intem-
perate use OF tea may turns the ''cup
that cheers" into health-destroying
potion. E.P.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
IN KIND REMEMBRANCE Oh
WILLIAM RUFUS CARTER.

After being painfully afflicted with
kidney and bladder trouble for three
years, VIM, r. Carter died at the Gen.
tenary hospital, Jan. l3, 1906. All that
money and loving hands could do to
alleviate his sufferings was done by
his many near relatives, but to no
avail. As q last resort he was taken
TO st. Louis for an operation to be
made, but even the skilled hands Of the
most noted physicians failed, and Mr..
Carter's soul winged its flight to the
God who gave it
With this passing away q link, the
first one, in the Carter chain has been
broken, for he was the eldest Of ten
children who were left orphans at a
tenderage. He was not only brother,
but a father to the younger ones, who
so often went TO him with their sor.
rows and cares and he was ever ready
to advise and cheer the down-hearted
brother or sister.
In business circle he was a noted
horseman. Few times indeed when
Billie Carter appeared behind fast
horse was the expectant public disap-
pointed. for his skill as q driver often
made him realize his personal hopes
Of victory, but disease caused him 10
retire from'business and each month
he seemed to grow weaker and suffer
more. When told his days Of life were
nearly over he seemed reconciled to
meet his God, and expressed an assur. |
ance Of being not alone for father and
mother would be there.
He was married to Miss ZellA Fetter
in November, 1870 Three daughters
gmced this union. They are Mrs. E. |
H. Tincher. Misses Lena and Mamie, |
all Of this city.
To his wife, children. sisters and
brothers and relatives we would say
tho on earth you'll long for "a touch |
Of that vanished hand and the sound |
Of q voice that Is still. - Let each one
try to be ns gentle, loving and kind as
he was 50 that every right step will
lead you closer to him
Earth now closes over him
Green grass now covers him
Well may he rest
Sadly we leave him there
No more shall pain OF care
Troable his breast.
Soft zephyrs sigh to him
Wait goodbye TO him
lis bat day
That he has gone before
Just there 10 yonder shore
Over the way"
COUSIN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
Buckner & Whitney.
HOUSE COMPLETE WRECK.
Mszrzaders Bot At All Quiet IN
Their EDzheds Of Rsnsacking
-Be New DsveloP-

Eoboers entered the home q Lou
Shnotnxn On Vest jackson street
Wednesday night and carried "a
eEeEFthing from . srspender button
TO feather bsd. IN fact TIE amount Of
goods p1riozned Is wholly : matter Of
coniecture the entire Shootmzn
family being in California On a visit
zsd No one here who knows exactly
what the residence contained
The police as so1n Is notified q the
roIherT BY nelghbors who noticed the
house windows open, and investigated
discovering the robbery, began search
ing for the thief. Late THURSDAY
evening Carl Alexander, col0red. was
taken into custody and after q severe
sweating acknoEledged having taken
some Of the household goods, enough,
in fact 70 make his share in the theft
a penitentiary offence. Another sus-
pect has been arrested and is being
held pending al Investigation II Is
also understood that some Of the
stolen property has been discovered in
an old barrel. Alexanderis brother,
known as Billy Kexands. tTbe en-
tire family are known under different
aliases was recently sentenced 10 two
years in the Pen for stealing from
Ferris s. Cauth0rne's Hardware
Store
A LEDGER representative accom-
panied Mr.. Hugh DoHneIly Saturday
morning On tour Of inspection In the
home Of Lou Shootnzn ca west Jack
son street, which was entered BY rob
ben Wednesday night and completely
rsnSacked TIE interior Of the house
Is slmnst wreck, furniture thrown
topSy-tuTvey, the contents Of ward
robes and closets scattered over the
ticors. drawers pulled out, curtains
torn down and In fact everything
showing the effects Of a hurried search
for money and goods 70 satisfy the
thieves desires. Carl Alexander, col,
has confessed, as stated In Friday 4
LEDGER, and another is held as a sus-
pect
Mr.. Shootmzn, when he departed
for California, left the key 0. his hons
with his friend, Mr.. DonneIly, anc
asked him 70 watch the place Thurs
day morning Mss Mayme DonnellJ
happened TO look toward the Shootmar
home which Is only a short distance
away, and noticed the curtain Of an
eas. window pulled down when it had
been half way up the day previous.
Suxpectinz something wrong she pro
cured the key and zent 70 investigate.
When Miss DonnelIy opened the front
door Of the Shootmzn home and dis.
covered things in such torn up can.
ditI0n she was dubious about enter
ing. she notified her father who later
informed the police
all Of the doors and windows give
evidence that they had been tamper-
ed with, Tut being securely fastened,
entrance could not be effected in that
way. A window, protected from view
By latticed porch, was then worked
upon and two paues Of glass broken
out.
Alexander, in bis confession, states
that the robbery was about s O'Clock
Wednesday evening, but will not say
word concerning the Others mixed
up In the affair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01

Sold and recommended BY c. w. CRISWELL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01

7. ]. HoxseT, the Mexico restau-
rantsr dosn at the Union q depot in
that citT, bids fair. and has the best
prospects Of being one Of the richest
men 10 that town Hoxsey will do
business anywhere. He married a
Callavay girl and that woman gave
him inspiration and be win help make
Mexico city right now, hegosh. Hox.
sey has more friends than some COVER.
non.-Auxvasse Review.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01

LA. Guthrie, sr., this week attend
ed a meeting Of the Beard Of State
Missions and Sunday Schools 10 Kan
sas City. Mr.. Guthrieiis treasurer Of
the Board, and states the financial re-
ports we're ahead Of those Of last year;
and the increase OF membership 10 the
different churches, By employees Of the
board, was !, 800 for the first quarter
the test 10 the history Of the board.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.
A Nap Of Audrain County Iand the
Weekly Ledger for $3.50.

The management Of the LEDGER Is
prepared to continue to offer the Mexi-
CO LEDGER Map Of Audrain County
for sale at 81 and as an inducement TO
new subscribers or renewals &c the
LEDGER, the map will be sold for the
nominal sum Of fifty cents.
The Mexico LEDeER is one dollar
a year when paid in advance. The
Mexico LEDGER from now until
Jan. l. 1907, and the Mexico LEDGER
Map OF Audrain county for one dollar
and fifty cents.
The Mexico LEDaER Map Of Au-
drain county Is complete in every
particular and was formerly sold for
$3.50. d&wtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
AUDRArE COURT CALE''


CIRCUIT CoVhi'
Meets third Monday in JanH
Monday in June and third A1
September.
COUNTY C0uBE
First Monday In Februhs
Monday in May, first Monda Il
gust and fir-t MONDAY in No's'
PROBATE COURT
Secynd Monday In February
Monday in May, second MondI
gust and second Monday 10 VI
Adjourned terms are heia "
thesecond Mondays In JanuaihJ , J
April, June. July, Septem0eh
and December.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
i KANSAS TREASURE TRovE,
Two Men Report Finding 100000
in Gold Near Emporia-

EMpoRIA, KAs., ,Jan.25.-Otto Fresh.
water and Marion Turner, Emporia
men say they have discovered bur
led treasure in the form Of gold coin
and quartz to the amount Of sloo, 600
near Phenis mound, ten miles south
west Of Emporia. They went to an
Emporia attorney to-day to find
whether they or the heirs Of the
former owner Of the land are entitled
to the find. They assert the gold was
hidden In 1913 at the time OF an 10.
dian raid and was never disturbed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
cHAurAuoUA ASSURED.
Mr.. Stokes States His Intentions Of
Proceeding With the Move
ment- Success Not
Questioned.

The mass meeting held in the court
house Friday evening at the request
OF Mr.. c. E Stokes 50 that the mat
ter Of q Chantauqua might be fully
explained, was not very seIlattended,
though those who were present assur-
ed the promoter Of their hearty coali-
tion.
Mr. Stokes feels so positive Of success
that be win return next week and
make preliminary arrangements. In
the meantime Mr.. Joe B. Moore has
charge OF the movement, and anyone
wishing information can see him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01

furcetou4i 67sfgrf8nte
DsA Prxzrx's FAvuszTE PnzsCEEFx1oS
s ust ncF ever EzS -Fztent lnodAclne. :
tnt 4 4 ite carefully wrcuzht cat ard
thnfunehsy teSfak rsnf pFnaryiptlnn 81 4
rez1 pA1fslssra Ia Ytai YrrEf61e
Dr. Pisrre's rnp1raiie1ad success with
this remedy vas sch that mura Eantei
70 Use Is than aHy on Doctor could ettnnd
70 Ia : private pE1ctioe This iudaees1
him 70 naanHfhc1Hre if ca 3 suizSrEHnfly
ilsarzi sczis to Haret The demand.
By Ms osrfi special qfuresses. b ca
tr1rtz, c0rtiries and preserves tke zasli-
cinal qualities of the several inEresISents
witb0nt thN esa of 1irghaa fusin< ehen-
icafiy pzFn TllycaFiaR insfe1d. thus re1-
daxinE Il ztNz1nssiy safe fer nnF WOMAN
o. s1g age All n aay r11difilff 70 Use
freely. The nszzes o. she inereiients arr.
Ae6y's Slipper rod, Black CehiEb rolss,
CHierrn roef, Blue EoanSh fuot Md
Gcaden Seal rpot-
Miss May Rehrtack, Nc. - AnsterdgEn
ATs11e. New faEk CITY. Treasurer u The
Nozzn's PFusFpssive Onion. writes
4 bad hcadArhe bsckache. and was xuxF
i've aozrs e fl-ur- I vas sdFisea 70 sFy
u. ftercrif E9yprlfe fTszcrIriiuu. snd wes
dsZlrnts1 With ne ls<lit Within 8 week
vas sieeCing sEtkTtI13T. Ecaf1nued using
thu F4Tczi4e rnasrriEA AIsn fox glrAt wxeks
and thea stnpGe1 f0r ] was pTTtafzg snflt
kEsr slncs shen scur n.esiiesne has been cry
& - eFegT c1e.F
coas;spasioa aith0ngh 5 llttin q. be-
gets heg o1ts II neglected. Dr. FieEee's
Pleasant h1sleis cure constipation
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
WILL TALK ON GOOD ROADS
Chicago q Alton Railroad win
Have an Authority Address the
Citizens Of Mexico and Aud n
rain County.

Mr.. King, an authority on good
roads will lecture to the citizens q
Mexico and Audrain county in The
court house at 100 o'clock Thursday
February twenty-second Through
the courtesy OF the Chicago g Alton
railroad Mr.. Kings lecture, Good
Roads without Money viii be de
Iiyered free. The speaker accompanied
BY some Of the Missouri State Univer.
sity faculty viii be brought TO this
city on a special train
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
Explosion Kills Fourteen.

FOET SMITH, Ark, Jan. 25 Four
teen miners were entombed and suiIo.
Gated By an explosion In witteyiIIe
mine No 6, three miles west OF here
wednesday evening.
There were le men in the entry Of
the mine at the time Of the explosion,
two escaping.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
Hardin airls o Attend court.

A number Of the young ladies from
Hardin College will attend the Circuit
Court, which is in ssession here now
one day next week.
Many Of them have never been inside
Of court room when court was in ses-
sion and Pres. Million has decided TO
allow them to visit Judge Barnett's
court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
HAEDsoHE PRESENT.
Fine Set Of Up-to-Date Chinaware
to be Given by the Ledger
For Six Weekly Sub
seribers.

The Mexico LEDGER will give fins
set Of up-to-date chinaware. consist
ing Of thirty-one pieces to any one Sc
curing six new weekly subscribers
The china is Of good quality, prettily
decorated and gold trimmed. Thl
handsome present can be easily OBJ
tanned. Call at the LEDGER Office and
see the china for yourself.
-dvtf r. u. WHITE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
Hardin College, Esw We'll

Workmen are boring the new well
at Hardin College, and rapidly push
ing 1t TO completion. They started
boring last Thursday aud though not
able to work steadily, a depth Of over
seventy feet has been the result up to-
date.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01

Res. q. Z Truck is home from st.
Louis where be attended meeting OF
the bard Of home and foreign Missions
for Missouri. Rev. Mr. Truck Is vice
President Of this board aBd reports =
splendid meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
Two Worlds Records Broken.

Ormond, Fla, ian. 24.-The worlds
tive-mile automobile record was tsice
broken here to-day, first when Laneia,
the daring Italian driver, lowered the
figures TO 2.54 3-5, and again when
Hemery, who won the Vanderbilt cup
clipped POI seconds OF Lane as new
record, negotiating the distance 10 2.3s
fat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
REPRESENTATIVES, FRoE sEY
KK CITIES 10 MEKT sATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON IN THIS
CRY FOE oKGAEIzA-
TI0x.
PR0EIkEEf HgRSEEEE
WILL Be HERE.
Msxieo to Have sa Cid Tins Pair
ard VIII Be On ons Of shs Best
Cirrui,s in the State

Representatives II Fair Associations
in the follo~iDg cities sin meet 10
Nexseo saturday y form mes fair
cirsais:
Bosllng Green
Columbia
Csntrzlia
Noberiy
Marshall
Higgfnsviile
MexicO
Col A. c. Dingle, ~ Mobcrly, Is AZ
sisting local parties IN The arrange
ments for the neefing znz much ir-
teress IS manifest. The meeting vii
Be held in tie zfterno1n az the Ringo
Hotel and at planS consumssed fur
The organization II cannot be pos
fiFeiy zscertsiaed. al present, who zill
represent each city and also the exact
nature Of the business 70 be transacted
II IS understood. though. tssat business
may Be 50 far advanced 70 sci TIE
dates for the fairs IN each city and
other matters Of like Importance at
tended 10. Several local horsemen
have suggested q dianer to bs given
the guests after the meetIngs but
nothing definite has been done Ia re-
gard TO this at present
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
Card of Thsnkx

We wish to thank the nelghbors
and friends who so kindly lent their
assistance during the sickness and
featn OF our beloved husband and
father. ]. W Robinson Such kind
ness will never be forgotten.
MRS J. W. ROBINSON,
AND CHILDREN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
KILLED Nearly 500 R.hhit.

The Young Creek Annual rabbit
hunt took place Wednesday 10 north.
ern Andfain-
4e0 rabbits we're Killed, brought tn
town sn1 sud and the proceeds spent
in an oyster supper for the hunters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01

Hon. ", Il. Kennan says be uIlI
gladly act as POSTMASTER az the Prin
teTs Carnival IN DO provldential hind
rance preventsl and all Is well. Hon.
II. P. Warden viii also lift the veil on
this JOYOUS occasion. Dill
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01

MARsEmLEs, Jan. 22.-The Chinese
mail which arrived to-day brought an
account Of the invasion Of TonquIn,
French lHdo- China, by China regulars
who encountered a French force mum
bering 400 men Of whome $50 were
Europeans. A three hours battle en-
sued, resulting In the defeat Of the
Chinese, who lost 300 killed and 800
wounded. The French lost sixteen
men OF the foreign legion and twenty
AnnamiEes killed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
kiss I,eaaes 10 stabbiue.

New YORK, Jan. 25-Forcibly kissed
by a man she had refused to wed, Lena
Capano killed him, with the aid Of her
brother Nicholas, q witness to the in
dignity which, she says was thrust up
on her. Brother and sister are prison
ers, charged By the police with murder
The killing occurred under the most
dramatic circumstances and resulted
in the severe wounding al the tgo
held for trial. Knives and revolver
figured in the tragedy.
Hardin McPIke, Of Vandalia, was a
business ylsitol. 70 this city Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01

John Gordon, the four-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. fulton, formerly
Of this city, now Of st. Louis, while
eoasting this week, was hurt about
the face. The injuries are quite pain
ful, but not sefious.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
a Balloon Over the Pyrenees.

NADRID. Jan. ga Spanish aero.
naut, named Duro, has crossed the
Pyre1ees In balloon. He assembled
at Pau and decended at Gnadic 10
Granda, covering about $50 miles in
f0urteen hours.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01

sam C0~an, writing 10 Us from Van
dalis, says that 10 the event Wanda
lians are 50 lucky 70 receive an invita-,
tion to she Printers' Carnival, a large
delegation Will Be present On the eve
ming Of FEB. 3rd. Sam says Barney
Hooton will GOT run for mayor 10 thar
town this time He's TOO busy sith
bis siraEbeTry plantation sam Is
manager OF a large clothing store u
Yandalia and is doing well csl.
CoHan oNns . bfown-stone-front resi-.
dence, has In bis possession an ercep.
tionaiiy pretty wife and says be Is su-
preiDely happy. DII.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01

Arnold Edmonst0n leaves for St.
Louis Monday 10 accept a lucrative
position with the Oliver Typesriting
Company Of that city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01

Borns 10 Nrs Frank Forney, Of
aobefly, on Jan 28, son Mrs. For
ney was formerly Miss Myrtle Tucker,
Of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
SOCIETY

fThose Anvax ners fer me sOcEety cosanan
of he Evenlnx LEDGER sia pseAss e0zzuzzl-
cate VIA Ms Essker Hoastaa 81 her houe.
izza Ees; o. TIE Episeopal ehBr-h, On Wes,
Prozenade street,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01

Ms. J. w. Dosell, Of Benton City,
is entertaining Mrs. Chas Glendy,
Mrs. Chas Morris and Mrs. Tom
Hamilton for > veek.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
Burning Flue Caoses Fire Alarm

The burning Of a fiue in the resi-
dence of J. e Loupe, on East Liberty
street. caused an alarm Of fire TO be
turned in about 6 o'clock Friday
evening. No damage was done to the
building.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01

NASDALIA, No, Jan. 25-Whlle
mining at the Lawder S Peterson coal
sbaft this afternoon, Charles W.
Henea, a coal miner, lost his life.
fonsof coal gave way and fell upon
him
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01

aE9 lea Ain
hn1h tkEefnrp
ke drH ra<xk
Ns f kE. inr
fh4t Vas heif
graf renay tx
female Eazk-
nse8
DIR Pfesea uscs
the sane runs
ca4d Bfus Co
kEh-lnhls-Ea
vanse PrNscrip-
thEn zk7lsnify
e1Mtinad with
other agents
that make 81
more EEGifye
and protccs the
stomach from
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01

Rev. c. C. Selecman is home from
centralia, where be has been con-
Quoting revival services this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01
GERMS CAUSE DYSPEPSIA
soy s 5s

A noted physician Of Pittsburg. Pa, in
arecent letter 10 DR.. Oldham SAYS.
~Inysur psascriptiou knopn a. .Peusaid.s ros
hlFe firen he uleiileal world The greatest snd
met salued discqFerT IN mndicias ~ the rreseaf
rn1turT. lnu have a. last solved the problem
that has a1Ie1 tie fil Of the best physicians on
rec1nt fifnes. boz - cure reffnaneuflT al
Arute o. Chrruic Stomach Diseafls knoau a.
DTslepsEa. indiraEtlea fatarrh q fbe Efaaaehl
an4 nIesstIre NeskneaE, hare ussd yuur pre-
errptIaa. .fruEoI1ss - hundre1s of eases HisiI-
uuta alaFla fallure. sttrlbufa fkseanrassqf faaF
trlafaent uainiT - he TACT that the disssssl
Sold an,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01

VIM. O'Toole, OF Maple Grove, vas
10 town Saturday on business. Billie
is nursing a very severe goo-goo eye.
II Is exceedingly pesky. DILL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01

! have fne lot Of framing and box.
ing which will be sold at reasonable
prices ahlle il lasts. See or address.
II. p. WARDEN,
Nexico. No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01

Ralph Mason is home from coIum
bla 70 spend Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01

J. r. Saunders is suffering from q
severe attack OF rheumatism.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01

forms Of Stomach Disorders once cured
in this way never returns.
Pepsoias arc sold st drug stores 81 toc- bottle
will receive promptly. full sized bottle.
lou do not oblirats yourseH 10 paya cent
All ue ask after Pepzaids have eared o. freatlr
bene1tfe1 T0u "a. that Tou ree0mmend Pnps1ids
70 Tour frlendl. Iry Pepsoids to-daF-thsy viii
eareyoa- The Vac Chsnleal Co.. Chleaeo. IN .
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-01

The announcement Of e. II. Carter
as a candidate for reelection TO the
Office OF County Clerk will be found in
the proper column Of this issue.