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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-22
DOGS WEAR GOLD AND
FINE JEwELRY
Pet CANNES Of Wealthy New York
Women Enjoy all Manner Of Lux
Eries-Frezh yinlsts 70 Roll
in AFTER Nap

NEW YORK. Feb 1.-THE dog show
which opensat Madison Square Garden
t0-norr0w calls attention to the pass
lou that New York society women
have for pet CANNES. There is q dog
who takes his constitutional on Fifth
avenue every day, whose teeth are
gold filed By az expert dentist. He
lisa bulldog, known at the bench show
as Pat His countenance Is very open
and bis auriferous teeth are much 10
evidence.
Another canine takes his daily walks
abroad, led by . silken leash attached
to bediamonded bracelet that be
wears as a collar. He IS only a minia-
ture dog.
Another dog, owned BY Mrs E 3.
Thomas rides in the automobile with
his mistress, wearing goggles and a
fur coat.
Dogs shod in foot protectors may be
seen most any day.
But here Is a new one;
A woman, whose weli-stocked con-
servatories are some miles distant
from the ctr, patronizes a city florist
when living in town. The other day
she entered the aorist's and complain
ed Of the lack Of freshness in the vioi-
cts which we're supplied 70 her.
True" replied the dealer. "but
our violets arrive at s O'Clock and your
order for delivery is at 4 O'Clock We
have therefore, % keep tbensas fresh
as We can from the previous day'scon-
signments- Ify9a could wait an hour
tbsy would be Absolutely fresh"
"Sos that is absolutely impossible, -
replied the lady. aFid0 goes to bed at
5o'clock aud has his dinner zt4. He
requires the violets 70 roll in after
dinner, and be prefers them fresh, and
be must have them. IL yoa can't get
fresh. violets for him. l will have to
bur them elsewhere"
The florist promised TO meet her
wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-22
WRECK c IRE
Literary Society 8. s. 8.


at 1:30 m Saturday the Literary
Society Of the South Side School held
us meeting.
The programme was as follows:
Boys Skating Song by Room NO.
Is.
Reading-Park Seilard
E&ay-Sam Emmons
Reading-Ray Walker
Ezay-Mary Griffith
Rezding-Ruth Sallee
Esay-NellIe Pearson
Recitation-Polly Powell .
Recitation-Georgia Pitzer
ReeitztIon-Fred Peck
Society Notes-Clara McCane
"The Blacksmith Song BY Room
No. 1.
Debate, subject Resolved that a
country boy is more ignorant when he
goes to the city than the city boy is
when he goes to the country.
Prank Stark was the only represea-
tative On the afirmatiyean and produced
q good argument
His opponents were:
Williah Whitney
Ferry Danes
Nellie Lee
joyce Vent
Maurine Heller
The decision was made in favor OF
the negative.
Jennie Parker OF Room Nc. 1 said a
very sweet piece Just Suppose
Eld0neTruex Howard Wayne, Roy
Williams and Parnell Claggett from
Room No 2 sang a q~uartette and de-
lighted their hearers
After the a~djournme1t OF Society,
Mr.. Starr in the interest Of the L.
t L gave an interesting talk to the
pupils Of the entire school.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-22
Favor WITH THE PUBLIC


The Chautznqua meeting at the
RIngo Hotel Thursday night was most
enthusiastic though not very wen At
tended, and the prospect for a Chau-
EaHquz in Mexico, 10 the summer, Is
very encouraging.
Nj. c. Z. Stokes who is promoting
the affair, says that while he has re-
lceived DO positive assurance that the
town viii support such an enterprise,
or the requirements necessary to as
sure It's organization be met with, be
feels greatly encouraged and viii stay
with the proposition and push mat
tiers vigorously until its success is as
sured or be sees that the idea cannot
be carried out
Mr.. Stokes offers to give Mexico =
ten days Chsutanqua with the best al
fractions be can obtain. IL the citizens
viii guarantee him the sale Of one
thousand season tickets at q apiece.
In addition TO the expense OF his at
fractions, 1t win be necessary for Mr..
Stokes TO bug or lease q suitable tract
Of ground and erect q pavilion He
viii also have here one Of the best
concert bands In the state, which will
give daily concerts; the lectures and
other features Of the 10 day pro-
gramme will be Of the highest order
and will be educational as well as in
terestiDg.
Two dollars for . ten day course Of
such refined and educational sttrae-
lions as Mr.. Stokes proposes to place
here is indeed = smaH sum and II the
people Of Mexico could fully under
stand the magnitude and worth OF the
institution the tickets would be at a
premium.
In Pontiac Illinois, q town not as
large as Mexico, l07 900 people passed
through the gates at the Chautanqua
ia one week: and in M~agesyille Miss
ouri, a town Of little more than $500
population, and situated on a branch
railroad, they have maintained such
an institution for seven years, and
each year sees q better advertised
tosn, more people and : bigger Chau-
tauqna.
MEXICO With It's location, railroad
facilities and population could and
viii support a institution of thi'
kind, and, when the people experien'
&c the benefits and pleasure that may
be derived from the Chautauqua, II
will be made permanent and each
year will see, men, women and child
ren looking forward with pleasure Il
the opening Of this midsummer boil
day week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-22
Trustss,s Sale

Whereas o. +. Clark and Hattie
Clark, bis wife, By thei~ certain deed
OF trust, dated January 10, 1905. ana
recorded In the Recorders ofice Of
Audrain County, No., In deed book
NO. "a at page AIS, conveyed 70 the
undersigned trustee in said deed trust
named the following described real
estate situated in..Cityof Mexico, No,
to-wit:
Lots numbered thirteen tl3) and
fourteen ll4l In Barnes addition to tie
City Of Mexico. Mo-, as per plat OF said
addition o. hle In the ONCE OF the Re.
c0rder OF Deeds within and for said
Audrain county 70 secure the payment
OF a certain pr0missory note. And
whereas, under the provisions, said
dead OF trust contained the said note
Is now due and collectable aud re-
mains unpaid. Now, therefore, at the
request Of the legal holder OF said mote
and 10 pursuance OF the provisions Of
ssid deed OF trust ! win, at Mexico,
Missouri,
Wednesday, March z, 1906.
Between the houH Of ga. m. and &. n
N. OF that day, At the east front door
Of tie court house Ia the citr OF Nef.
leo, In Andrain county, Missouri, sell
the above described real estate, at
public auction 70 the highest bidder,
ior cash. for the purpose Of paying
SAID note and the costs and expense OF
executing this trust.
]. A.. GUTHRIE,
WI Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-22

vas realized 70 the full, BY the de-
lightful exercise. A few fumbles by
inexperienced in no wise lessened the
agreeableness OF the evening. At halt
past ten, the Joys OF skating being ex-
hausted for that evening. Miss Rick
etts marshalled her guests to tie
home Of her sister, Mrs Greedy Talbot
where a delicious hot lunch vas
served.
1t was with deep disgust that The
Poverty Club read in a recent edition
of the society colum, that new club
had been formed and had dared to
take a name greatly resembling 10
use a mild term the appellation already
assumed by the aforesaid August as
ISOLATION. The club is deeply grieTed
though not surprised that originality
and inrentiyeness are 50 rare in this
new club. 1t seems a plain case Of
plagiarism and the matter is now 10
the hands Of Attorney-G General Hadley
for a thorough Investigation. The
above notice was handed to the society
editress Of this paper by an irate mem
Der Of The Poverty Club. He would
advise the members Of The Old Mar
ried Peoples Poyerty-stricken Club to
look well and quickly to their weap.
ons,
On Wednesday evening the Misses
Snidow and Miss Koenig delightfully."-
entertained at the home Of the former.
The invitations we're especially attrac'
tive. They were hand-painted and
represented a Cupid kneeling and
tying up a heart. The hostesses had
beautifully decorated the house with
hearts, smilax and carnations. Pro
gressive Wishes was played, heart
shaped wish books, ornamented on the
outer cover, with w~ish-bones being
supplied the guests. After all man
ner Of nice things had been wished 70
everyone, 4 Pandora's box, quantity
designed, dealt out wishes wholesale.
The refreshments consisted OF ice
cream and cake. The cream, white
with - blood-red center, was heart
shaped and pierced with a silver arrow,
the cake, partaking Of the general
color scheme, was white and red. Red
and white heart-shaped bon-bons torn
ed the second course.
Mrs Austin Smith treated her friends
to a series, Of entertainments this
week. On Wednesday, the usual day
for the meeting OF the Chautauqua
members, Of whom Mrs. Smith is one,
they we're invited by her to spend the
afternoon socially at her home. Each
member was asked to bring a friend
OF which privilege she gladly ayailed,
herself, knowing well the delightful
ness Of Mrs. Smiths "afternoons'
The hostess, ~endeayorlDg to develop
the artistic tendencies OF her guests,
provided them with pencil and paper
with instructions to make a portrait
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-22
THE W OF PURPOSE.
Chief Requisite fer the Man whu
Would BE Successful.

Chief Requisite fer the Man Who
Would BE Successful.
We al can measure the outward tri-
nuph Of a mans life. bat we rarely
measure the forces out Of which the
triumph sprang. Men suddenly
emerge into the blaze Of fame, and
then tie world wakes up and wonders
how Il has an happened There Is no
such thing as luck in any world over
which God presides. What then. Is
TIE sscretf Il Is purpose. The great
victories Ehich men praise are always
won 1rst Of all IN q mans v soul.
Zne great men who stamp themselves
tnefIacsabiy on the ages are always
TIE men who r capable Of conceiv-
Ing a purpose clearly. ana Of following
II coursgeousiy through evil and good
report You may sweep aside az rel
etiFely trivial all questions Of the
range Of their gifts. the scope Of their
intellectual life The great thing
which yo1 have to reckon with is the
Immense strength and heroic persist
enoy Of their purposs.-w. J. Daw-
ncn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-22
PARTY CONFERENCE
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEMAN
AED EDITORS OF THE NINTH
DISTRICT PREDICT H.
CREASED MAJoRITIEs
DEMOCRATS ARE EEFHUsED.
An Enjoyable and Harnsnioss Hsst-
ing al the Ringo.

The Democratis Committeeman and
editors u tie Ninth Missouri Con-
|gressional District met IN the parlors
Of the Ringo Hotel al ! % O'Clock Fri
DAY for the purpose Of Formulating
plans for the approaching campaign.
The meeting was well attended and
ali present we're very enthusiastic over
the partys prospects The large at
tendance al the meeting evitsOcesthe
feeling Of the Democrats in this dis
trict and their hearty cooperation IN
the movement Ovid Bell. Of Fulton,
and Dr.. r. L Rohinson, Of TrDF, are
the state ConmlEteemen q the Ninth
District, and we're present.
At 10 r L. Robinson, Of TrOY,
called the meeting TO order and stated
It's object He Suggested fhai a chair
man and secretary be chosen. ". l.
.6upton, Of MONTGOMERY coenty, was
elected Chairman. and H. 7. ChEbders
Of Troy, secretary. Each county was
taken Up IN order and talks made b.
committeetnen and others from each
one. Interesting talks pertinent up
ca the question before the meetings
were made ami = most beneficial result
IS expected Tie counties IN this
Congressional Districs are. Audrain,
Galway, Franklin, Gasconade. Lin
coin. Montgomery, Pike. Rails. ST
Charles and Warren.
DELEGATES.
The following is partial LIST of del
egzteS
Dr. Z L Robinson, Troy
Dr. W B Smith, Troy
tt AyFes, Bowling Green
Gupson, Montgomery City
n Kallneyer, New Florence
A Fl Dru1egt. Joneshnrg
SiIzs Carr,
IN Lavender.
Joseph Tzppmeyer. G~zsconzde Co
Wagner A6cock, Galway Co
O. Bell, Galway Co.
]. Y. Stephens, Audrzin Ca
A Guthrie, AudTain Co
1T Ricketts,,
VI Fl KEENAN,, "
NEWSPAPER NKS.
The following Democratic editors
were present:
II FChilderS Troy Free Press
Ovid Bell, F1lton Gazettee-
A Bush, Fulton Sun
zed Hook, Auxvasse Review.
John W Jacks. Montgomery City
Standard.
Howard Ellis New Florence Leader.
WIN. Mayhall, Bowling Green Times
r NJ. White, Mexico LKD0En.
L. NJ. White, Mexico LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

Mrs Clarence Barnes entertained
last Monday at a twelve O'Clock lunch
con for her sister-in-lav, Mrs McCabe
Howe. Of Kansas CITY. Those present
were Mrs. A. c. Barnes, Mrs Latney
Barnes. Mrs. ]. G. Lakensn and Miss
Byrd Locke.
Miss Velma johnson celebrated her
sixteenth birthday last Monday with
a yery elaborate twelve O'Clock dinner.
The following girls enjoyed Miss Vel
mas very delightful hospitality: Mis-.
ses Edna Duncan, Frances Glandon,
Leila Winans, Ria Hall and Lena and
Fanny johnson.
Mrs. Frank Robertson most pleas
antly entertained some ladies at
Bridge on Tuesday afternoon. The
time was passed ~agreeably 10 the
study Of this fascinating game which
is new TO the town but promises 70 be
exceedingly popular. The seryin g Of
appetizlng refreshments closed the az
ternoon's pleasure.
Miss Mary Pollard gave a most en-.
joyable Valentine party on Wednes-
day evening to some Of her little
friends. About twenty we're present,
the little ladies ranging in age from
three years to eight, being escorted r.
and from the home OF their hostess By
by equal youthful specimen OF the op'
poslte sex. Many games we're played
and many good things eaten, and al
together everything was lovely.
The members OF the Epworth
League and Christian Endeayor viii
have a debate on the question, "Is the
World Growing Better" on next Mon
day evening at the Christian church.
A judge from each church has been
chosen and are as follows: Miss Is
ther Houston, Messrs. J. F. Llewellyn,
George Ross, Carl Pasqueth and DR..
Reed. After the debate, which will
be short. Misses Maud Wallace and
Annie Lewis will render some read.
ing. An admission fee Of ten cents
win be charged.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
church gave the Hardin College girl.
who attend that church a very delight
full day last Monday at the home Of
Mrs. S. j. Buckner. There were
tweaty-four present Progressive
Wishes was played, each girl having .
lovely red, ~heart-shaped box In which
to carry her wishes from table TO table,
After the game the girls we're ushered
70 the dining room, where a table,
beautifully decorated in red heart
shaped valentines, a large one in the
center surrounded by twenty-five baby
ones. was disclosed to view and q de.
%licious lunch was served.
On Tuesday even ing, Miss Mari
Ricketts, gave one Of the most enjoy.
able parties Of the season to her large
circle Of friends Miss Ricketts's en-.
tertainment was unique In that in in
troduced to the guests a new form OF
amusement, namely, roller skating. II
was held at the rink in the Central
and the anticipatory pleasure Of all
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-22
PHONE TELLS TALE; GIRL DIES
Hears Sweetheart wOOing Rival by
Wire and Commits Suicide.

B GALVESTON, Feb. l3-Hearing her
sweetheart telling a young woman In
another town, over the telephone, OF
his love for her, Miss Bessie Frazier. a
telephone exchange operator at Lam.
pasass shot and killed herself to-day.
Miss Frazier CHANGED to makes con-
nection on the line her sweetheart
used IN calling up her rival, and listen.
to the conversation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-22

q, SINE one present. Miss Byrd Locke,
IN her d~elinsation OF Ms Clarence
Barnes, showed a hitherto hidden
talent and threatens TO become q for
mjdable rival to sir Joshua Reynolds.
The company advised Miss Locke to
repair Immediately to Paris, Frauce,
where they assured her, she would
gain Instant recognition onthe walls
OF the Salon, Mrs Smith showed her
appreciation OF this budding geius By
presenting her with a beautiful heart
shaped calender. On THURSDAY after
noon Mrs. Smith entertained a second
relay OF her friends with a pantomine
performance OF the frst order. DELI
.clous refreshments were served oy the
hostess at the close Of each afternoon.
About fifteen coupleso Fred Cord
ner's friends enjoyed a Valentine
party at his home Wednesday evening
Games Of various kinds we're greatly
enjoyed. Perhaps the most pleasant
feature Of the evening was a "Falen'
tine Box, . to which all contributed.
This was a novel way for the boys to
show their affection for thelrbest girl,
and we are told that several of the
s0ung ladies' were amazed 10 know
how they looked 10 others 10 a candy
eating contest Mr.. Mitchell Boone
proved the lucky one and won the
prize, a valentine, aud Miss Oeie Win
scott drew the BOBBY. Partners for
the evening were chosen with pretty
decorated cards, With corresponding
verses aud tiny bows Of ribbons. Those
present we're: Misses Eula Gordon,
Maybelle Pryor, Flossie Hughes, Inez
Coll, Grace Morris Ia vena Bishofl,
Ruth Coyington, Dora Sellard, Irene
Keiser, Nellie Roberts, Minnie Wool
cry, Frances Crockett aud Ocle Win
scott. Messrs. Wilson MCGEE, Mitch.
Ell Boone, Johh Ellis. Carter Taylor,
Claggett o8utt Harry Bayless,
chauncsy BiShof, Homer Marshall,
Carl and Ray Dillard, Eugene Kent,
Frank Cordner, Stanley Blattner and
Fred Cordner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-22
BENTON CITY AND HAWK
POINT TO HAVE BANKS.
Nexi1e Men LEtsrssted In Hawk
Point Bank and VIII Organize
Next Saturaay-Benton City
Bank Elects 0fScerx.

A numheT Of business men and farm
ers Of Auerain connty have organized
and started at Benton City. The in
stItntion Will be known as the 'Citz-
ems Bank o. Benton City and has ,
capital stock q $1,000.
The oaicers are, J. J.. +. johnson,
President and G. A. James Cashier.
The naznesso Ct the remaining officers
directors and stock holders could not
be Obtained.
A suitable bail3ing. Of co1crete or
brick will be erected At once and the
institution viii BE ready f0s business
BY May hns.
NEW BAxE AZ HAWK PsEST.
A hank viii also be stzrtedz II Hawk
P0iaL On the Darlington cut-or, in
LAncdln county. IN which tie foI0E-
ing Mexico b1siness men are interested
& 2. TorrelL Z a. Howell Mich
el F4ber. and J c. Mundy.
7. 4. Ordelheide q WzrreHton Is
promising the sn3lr, and meeting
70 orzulze and elect o5osrs viii Dc
he'd il Hawk Point nsxt Saturday.
This i~1stitutf9z viii also have . S1D.-
coo capital
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-22
WRESTLING IN
CHURCH SERVICE
Pastor at Anderson. Ind, Introduces
Eovelty in Worship.

ANDERSON, IND Feb 1l-Led by
Rev W W Kent from the pulpit, the
men 10 the congregation Of the Noble
Street Methodist Church tonight
pluckered their mouths and shistIed
q lively accompaniment to America, .
which was sung by the women. Later
the minister introduced a wbistling
expert, who rendered from the pulpit
Yankee Doodle Marching Through
Georgia. The Gin ] Left Behind Me-
and stars and Stripes When the
whistler concluded the congregation
clapped q loud applause. Later the
men defended the innovation 10 the
service and said there was nothing IT.
reverent IN IT,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-22
me Mexico olothing companY.

MACON tMO-l emocrat =
Col. J.P. KEN, manager OF the I. G.
Stephens Clothing store Of this city,
returned home Saturday from a three
weeks trip to New York, where be
purchased q large bin Of goods for his
three stores al Macon, Mexico and
Sedalia respectively. Mr.. KEN is one
Of the leading clothiers Of North Mis-
souri, and bis store in Macon has a
reputation for business methods all
over this section Of the country. While
MIR. KEN is manager Of the l. C.
stephens clothing store at Macon, be
is also interested in the Mexico Cloth
ing Co at Mexico, No and the Bar
nes-Kem Clothing Co. OF Sedalia,
Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-22
Puneral Of Nsllie MeKee.

Funeral services over the remains
Ct Nellie Mckee, who died Thursday
morning were conducted at 80 O'Clock
Friday afternoon from the home Of
her parents, Mf. and Mrs. ]. D. Nc.
Kee, on east Promenade street, bY
Rev. A. A. Wallace.
The pallbesrers we're J. B. lGra.
ham, Frank Luckie, r. r. Arnold, Jr.,
J. G. wilkins F. A. Morris ami Luke
Morris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-22
HANDSOME PRESENT.
Fine Set Of Up-to-Date Chinaware
70 Be Given By the Ledger
Ror Six Weekly Sub
seriberA

The Mexico LEDGER will give a fine
set Of nptodate chinaEare, consist
Ing Of tbirty-one pieces to any o Sc
curing six new Neekly subscribers
The china Is Of good quality, prettily
decorated and gold trimmed. Thi
handsome present can be easily OBJ
tanned. Call at the LEDGER ofice and
see the china for yourself,
dutf q. NJ. WHITE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-22

Mr. Artie L. Hunt and Miss Bertha
NJ. Sexton, two popular young people
living six miles southwest OF Contra
liza, we're married FEB. 18th. at the
home Of w, b. HuIen, Of that local
ity, Rev Samuel Wetty, OF Centralia,
oflciating. Mr.. and Mn. G. A. Sex
ton, a newly married couple, were the
attendants, and q large wedding sup
per followed, o. which many friends OF
the happy couple paFtook.
Mr.. and Ms. Hunt were the recip.
tents OF many costly and useful pres
ents. The following day a wedding
feast was given the contracting parties
at the residence OF Mr.. Enocb Hunt,
Of Centralia. and on Tuesday Mr.. and
Mrs George Wisdom, west Of Mexico,
gave the couple a big dinner, and on
Wednesday they were entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs Bob Hooton, just west
Of Mexico.
The writer was present at the last
dinner and can tfuthfully say that we
never have. either In this country or
in Europe, sat down to a more sump-
tuo0s feast. When Bob Hooton enter
tains he steps out into the linelight
and does nothing by halves. Bob and
his charming wife are both superb en-
tertainers, and the day was pleasant
il spent Our seat was between the
two handsome brides, Mrs. Hunt and
Mrs. Sexten, and We VIII gently re-
mark we we're pleasantly located and
we're there with the goods. Nj. Hunt
is q prominent young farmer OF West
ern AudTain, and is a brother Of Mrs.
Hooton- Mrs Hunt is an exception
ally pretty girl and very popular in
society circles In her Heighborho0d and
has many friends all over Boone and
Audrain counties who will be pleased
to learn that she is happily welded.
The LEDGER wishes Mr. and Ms Hunt
. long and prosperous life. Dill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-22
AUDRAIN COURT GALE


CIRCUIT C0URT'
Meets third Monday 10 !sr
Monday in June aud third
September.
COUNTY couST.
First Monday In FeoiA
Monday In May, first Nonag
gust and fr-t Monday IN NOV
PROBATE cOuRI'
Second Monday in Feoiua
Monday IN Mas, second ka
gust end second Monday ID :
Adjourned terms are hsS
theseecnd Mondays IN Janui
June, july, SePten'e
and December.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-22

Many Of the fashions inauguratsd
By soyereigns have had most unro-
mantle origfns- Thus. when Louis
X. Of France developed a bald era
mum his queen promptly provided
him with wig. saying. Our bald
kings have ere been lucky. and Il III
belts q sovereign that he should no,
be better provided with flowing locks
than . msndicant at the gates Of
Eotrs Dame And forthwith ever
subject throughout France, whstnsr
be rsQxtred @ or not donned q sfnt
lar Wig m ioYzi emulation Of his King,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-22
Cireuit Court Notea

Rogers vs. worshan; motion for new
trial overrled.
Adams vs. Roberts; deft files motion
for new trial.
State vs. Gotlieb Winner. charged
with disturbing the peace; jury found
deft guilty and assessed bis punish
ment az a hne Of s25.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-22

Ifyoa are acquainted with anyone
who is troubled with this distressing
ailment, you can do him no greater
favor than 70 tell him to try Chamber.
lains Salye. IL gives instant relief
This salve also cuTes sore nipples tet-
er and salt Theum. Price % cents.
For sale By Buckner s whitney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-22

Clark Garrett doesn't yet know
whether be IS the loser Of a fine hog
on the late city primary or not He
Is nov negotiating with DR.. Gave and
Waiter Peck. ID.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-02-22

forms Of Stomach Disorders once cured
in this way returns. -
Pepsoidt are sold atdrug stores 81 Zoe 3 bottle
On Al 4hsoluts guarantees cr money refunded
II You have not used Pepsoids before.
we will send you a so-cenf bottle FREE.
Send Us yonr name and address and you
viii receive promptly. a full sized bottle.
to1 Do nos oblieafa ~fourself TO pay eeut
All We ask. after fspaoldsh have cured OF greatly
bene1tted Tou i, that yoa ~reco1nmend PereoidE
% yoar frl1rdA To Pepsolds fo-day-ths1 pi1
euHs yon- Tbs We hemicAICo. ChieaEe. IL .