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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-23

A copy Of the first edition Of "Jane Eyre" Is
held In England at $3s. ana the FIRST edition of
Rossetts poems at SIS For the first edition of
Byron's Don Juan" the same sum is asked as
for the Rossetu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-23

Miss Ellen Velyin. author OF behind the
Scenes with Wild Animals" has written another
book This is 10 be published under the title
o. Wild Animal Celebrities" by AgoffRt, Yard
Go. Il wiz give the life histories OF animals
now on exhibition 81 rnensgeT1es IN different
parts q the world. Miss Vslyin has obtained
hsr facts from those who are in charge OF these
beasts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18
TELEPHONING WITH.
OUT WIRES
Practicable Range Only About Ten
Miles at Present-scientests
Working Hard to Perfect
Invention. So Distance
Win Not Be Re
stricted.

Wireless telephoning has been max
ing steady progress Of late. although
1t achievements are still far behind
those Of wireless telegraphy.
The range OF practicable wireless
telephony is as yet only ten miles or
so.
One reason for this Is the feebleness
Of the electric currents used In tele-
phonic conversation over wires as
compared with those that are capable
Of being used in telegraphing either
with or without wires.
Telephone conversation has never
yet been successfully carried TO q dis
lance Of 100 miles OF submarine cable
under the ocean. The limiting tele-
phonic range over such cables has
been about sixty miles. Consequently
wireless telephony does not have TO
be carried to many times its present
rangein order to beat wire telephony
on Submarine cables.
The conditions are, however, very
different over land. Wire telephony is
commercially prsctised up 70 distances
Of l,6oo miles, and Is capable Of being
extended BY sufficient expenditure Of
money on the wires 10 $500 miles, or
even more.
Wireless telephony has, therefore, 10
be vastly extended In range in order
70 beat the record OF wire telephony
over land.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18
CALLED
orr BY DOCTORS
THE CIVIC LEAGUE MAKES THE
DOCTORS PROMISE TO BE
GOOD AND DOES NOT PUSH
cHARaEs-THEY WILL
BE WATCHED.
The Board Of Health in Executive
Session = Examinations Finished
Thursday Morning State
Veterinary Surgeon Con-
suits With Board.

The trials OF DIS. II. Michael Of
Columbia, and T. J. Blake OF Stock
ton. for selling whiskey were dismissed
BY the Board OF Health, The Civic
League got the "Msdicos" promise TO
be real good aud so they withdrew
their charges. II they continue SELL
ing the s'boozen prescriptions their
case win be taken up aud pushed at
the next meeting In January. This Is
the way the selling Of whiskey pres
criptions is stopped and very success
fully. The penalty IL found guilty is
the revocationo Of license to practice.
DR.. ID. +. Luckie, OF Columbia,
State Veterinary Surgeon. was In con-
sultation with the Board today in re-
gard To ailments OF horses.
The examining Of the class was
finished Thursday morning. Those
who passed will be given licenses to
practice in the state Of Missouri.
Under the new law, il the applicant
passes the examination 1t Is equiva-
lent TO saying that he possesses a very
liberal education. The class is COM
posed OF twenty-seven members.
The Board went into executive SEES
sion at $50 O'Clock this afternoon.
The officers for this year are; DR..
R. 81. Goodier, Of Hannibal, Pres; DR..
J. 7. Thatcher, Vice. Pres; and DR.. ].
B. Adcock, OF Warrensburg, Sec'y.
The officers are elected at the meeting
in January.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

Walter A Howard Of Mountain View,
No. and Miss Anna Hoeffner, Of
St. Louis. on Their Honeymoon
-wer Married Quietly and
Surprised Friends

Though not reeistered on the ex'
animation list Of those who have beer
qualifying before the State Board Of
Health and Medica. Examiners who
have been in session In this city fol
the past three days Dan Cupid, ad.
ureSs eyerywhere, has been present
The parties interested 10 his attend.
ing we're Walter A. Howard, OF Noun.
tam View. No, aud Miss Anna Hoei-
ner, Of st. Louis, who were secretly
married in Clayton, Mo-. Tuesday sud
came directly 10 this city where Mr..
Howard stood the examination.
The wedding, 50 we are informed,
vas a complete surprise to the young
peoples friends and the trip here was
10 make the nuptials al the greater
surprise when 1t was announced. Both
aud Mrs. Howard are very popular
in ST. Louis and the Ledger Joins their
many friends in extending congrstuIa-
fforS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18
Rilln innAr's 0uting.

From midday specials from mem
bers Of the Bill Dipper Club. who
took to the woods Wednesday and
held their annual meeting, we have
the following its a way they have.
The boys bad a great time in the
good old way.
Plenty to eat and good pure water.
hon. t. A. Mcintyre was the grand
marshal OF the day, and was there
with the goods.
John Mcintyre made the speech Of
his life and many wept and gave him
the glad hand.
Charlie Powell and Jim johnson
wanted TO become members of the
Dippers but were black balled.
Col. Claybrook and Billie Atkinson
"got ina little late, but they got
theirs.
W. w. Fry was "bllled" to speak,
but for reasons best known to the
members. was SCALED down..
Major Jos Steiaman was game war
den and performed his duties well.
Col. Mark Pitcher and DR.. Wal
Woodbridge were there with the
goods.
Sam Morris, Charlie Lewis, Major
Edmonds, Billie Atkinson and Joe
Bolts were initiated into the bunch,
and all paid their dues but Sam Nor
| ris.
Joe Barth bad charge of the gourds.
Ed Dermody and Frank Sannebeck
performed their duties well and re-
ceived several Cottonwood bouquets
for their hard days labor.
Ed. Prussing papered the bunch In
mahogany colors and gave the glad
hand TO all.
The Club is composed Of twenty-i five
representative men, who are helping
make Mexico q greater city e very day,
every hour, every minute.
tits to be regretted that Gov. Folk
or Hon. s. Cook could not be present
They could not get their laundry in
time to catch a gasoline machine or
auto.
The Club named the next United
States Senator.
Harry Turner, also could not be pre-
sent, which is much regretted.
Bob White could not be with the
boys owing TO the fact that he had
too much unfinished business to look
after and the awning" was out OF
shape.
Billie Bryan wonld have been with
the boys but be was about half sick.
ALI the members will attend the
big county fair and the c~hautauqua,
in a body.
All spoke in terms OF the highest
praise OF Cottonwood Springs and its
promoter.
Each and every member OF the fam
Gus Club had q glorious good time.
That's what they went for and Its a
way they have OF enjoying themselves
In the good old way. Such innocent
games as croquet, pussy wants a cor
ner," and run sheep run, ''were in
dulged in throughout the day and We
learn that not a single member could
not, honestly throw away his church
letter. Such heavenly hours do not
come every day, II they did their lives
Wnnld soon vanish AWAY. nnI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18
THAT BRIGHT STAR
is MARS

The efceeding brilliant object 50 de-
grees above the southeastern horizon.
visible after g p. n. is not q toy
Fourth OF July balloon, IS some be
lieve, bat the planet Mars. The ex-
IRENE ~brflliancy OF Mars is due to the
fact that il Is III exact opposition, as
the astronomers say, meaning that il
is on the opposite side Of the earth
from the sun.
When the planet creeps above the
horizon Saturday night it will be only
100000 niles away, which is seTe-
ral million miles nearer the earth than
it has been since Aug. 3 1892 and
nearer than it will be again until Au-
gust le2z Owing 70 the favorable
opposition the planet is nine times
more brilliant than under ordinary
conditions.
IL will approach the minimum dis
tance from the earth July Is, being 3
fraction Of q million miles closer than
IL is nov, bat not enough to make ap-
probable difference In It's appearance.
Mars Is the most studied Of all the
planets. For 1900 years astronomers
who accept the theory that it is in
habited have been TRYING 10 communi-
cate with It's people. Several expedi-
tons have been organized this year
70 study Mas from the tops OF Andes
peaks In Peru One Of these expedi-
tons is under the direction Of Prof.
Todd Of the Harvard Observatory.
Conditions for ~studying and photo
graphing Mars are favorable in the
Andes from the fact that no clouds
obscure the sky, the atmosphere is
very clear and the lofty mountains
Afford the astronomers q convenient
step-ladder from which to make their
observations.
With the aid OF powerful telescopes
and Photographic instrument the as
tronomers hope 70 gain some valuable
AASAhuAhASA AoDAb AA1ib u uCbcT-
mine, II possible, whether II is in
habited. The great brilliancy Of the
planet is due the fact that it reflects
the light OF the sun directly upon the
earth. Its red color is due to the pc
culiar redness OF the soil. The planet
has no light Of its own, but it has all
the conditions favorable TO human
life that we have on the earth, SO far
as Its surface, light, atmosphere and
water are concerned.
Father Brennan, Of st. Louis, who
ID one Of the most noted astronomers
In the country, says that there are
some conditions which are not favor
able 10 habitztion.
At certain periods he says, the visi-
bic snow caps AZ the poles Of the
planet melt and food its entire sur
face, and Its temperature falls to 100
or 200 degrees centigrade below zero.
These conditions, according to Father
Brennan, would destroy any human
life with which We are acquainted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

about sl2, 900 for all the exhibits that
the states palace building contains.
But with this small amount OF expeu-
diture, Missouri has surpassed all
other states excepting only the Old
Dominion herself. Missouri has dis
plays Of horticulture, agriculture,
mining, manufacturing and COM
merce. The combined display covers
less than 1900 square feet, but visitors
are struck with the comprehensiveness
OF the display.
SHOWS A CLAY COUNTY FARM.
Senator Thomas J. Wornallis Clay
county farm is shown in a grain pic
ture. Another grain picture shows
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18
DOCTOR TELLS OF
RAsY SLAUGHTER.
Says Thousands Of Infants Are Muir
dered-B Bodies Burned In Stoves
Record OF Terror From Chic
sgo-Wide Extent of lie
gal Practice.

Chicago, III, July 9.-Fffty thou
sand criminal operations are perform
I'd in Chicago every year, and most o.
them IN places advertised for that
purpose, according to the statement
made yesterday By Dr.. Rudolph W.
Holmes, ALI North State street, chair
man Of the special committee of the
Chicago Medical society, who has
spent a year in an investigation Of
private hospitals and maternity
homes.
DR.. Holmes estimated that there
are $50 Of these hospitals in Chicago,
only twenty-five Of which have been
exposed and had their mail stopped.
The attack in Judge Chetlainis
court on the hospital maintained at
Es West Adams street by Mrs. Emma
Brandeka, which came under the ban
Of the postal authorities some time
ago, furnished the motive for DR.. Hol-
mes sweeping charges. The investiga-
ton Of Mrs. Brendeces' practices will
De resumed In States Attorney
Haleg's Office this morning, and Judge
Chetlain will be asked 70 grant an or
der holding the women to the grand
jury. On the outcome OF this argu-
ment will rest a more widespread in
vestigation by the states attorneys
detectives.
WIDE EXTENT or ILLEGAL PRACTICE.
Chicago leads the great cities Of
the country in the extent Of its main
tenance u baby farms, and mater
nifty homes Of dark character" said
DR.. Holmes. lit is estimated that
between 5000 and @, 1000 births are
registered every year, and 1t is con
sentative 10 say that for every one Of
these births there is a criminal opera
tion. The number might be double
that. DR.. st. Clair, when a proSionen
In the county Jail a year ago, said he
himself had 5000 Of these cases and
never had any trouble.
THE midwiyes and the doctors who
commit these crimes are leagued In a
union stronger than any labor or
~ganiZation. They retain lawyers who.
tell tbsm Just how far they can go 70.
Keep within the Law and what TO do II
they get into the hands OF the law. In
most Of these places babies are killed
regularly and their little bodies are
burned. The DR.. Mcleod case In Bos-
ton revealed that one group OF i've
doctors had performed more than T.,
600 criminal operations during one
year,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18
Fisk Commercial Agancv

The Mexico and Fulton people that
James Fisk of the Fisk Commercial
Agency Of Mexico owe money are en-.
deavoring to locate this gentleman.
The last that was heard OF him was
from a young lady, of Fulton, who re-
ceived a piece Of music from Mr..
Fisk, who at that time was In Chic
ago.
IL Is understood that Mr.. Fisk was
very popular with some OF the ladies'.
1t is alleged that an actress, who was
a great fayorite Of Mr.. Flsk's, knows
where agOOd deal Of the money went.
Mr.. Fisk friends In Mexico hope he
will "eome backn and pay bis debts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18
MOST PROMINENT
AT JAMESTOWN EXPIIN
ONLY THE VIRGINIA EXHIBIT EXCEL THAT OF THIS Sn,
"A LIFELIKE PICTURE SHOWING THE FAMOUS MISSOURI
HEN on HER NATIVE HEATH ONE OF THE FEATuRR-
SENATOR w0REALLs PARMA MEXICO HORSE


Norfolk, Va July 10.-Missouri has
put her best foot forward" at the
Jamestown exposition. Now the
Jamestown exposition is not at James
town and is noe an exposition. 1t is
near Norfolk, Va, forty miles from
jamestown island, which was once a
peninsula, and, as for exposition, 1t
would scarcely make a good county
fair.
Governor Folks commissioners have
however, made a marked success OF
Missouri's display. The exhibits did
not cost much. Superintendent J. Z
Crumbaugh says the total cost is only
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

There Is more Catarrh IN this section OF the
country than all other diseases put together and
until the last few years was supposed to be In
durable. For a great many years doctors pro-
nounced III local disease and prescribed local
rem edies, and BY constantly failing TO cure with
local treatment, pronounced II incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be a constitution
al disease and therefore requires constitutiona
treatment Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
~ + J. Cheney a Co., Toledo, Ohio, 10 the only
constitutional cure on the market. IL Is taken
full. 1t acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. They offer one hun
dred dollars for any case 1t falls TO cure. Send
Tor circulars and t stlmonials. Address:
FRANK J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold BY Druggists, Tic.
Take HaI's Family Pills for constipation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

Sheriff Price johnson is in st. Louis
at a bospital, where he will undergo,
a slight operation. While MI. John
son has not lately been In the best OF
health, his trouble is not considered
at all serious.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

DrR White AMI EDWARDS treat a
diseases Of the eye, ear, nose and
Throat and can be found at their
Offices over Morris & Abbay store east
side square, from 8 8. m. until s. D. m
CLASSES fitted. d-w-tf
A O. WHITE d. o.
BKIcK EDwARDs.M M. D
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18
EGGS FOR SETTING
Full blood Barred Plymouth
Rocks.
First Pen. 81 50 for Is.
Second Pen 81 for Is.
satisfaction guaranteed
ORLANDoW oRRELL- Mexico, Mo
He'd tor The CirrnIt Court.

William Buck and Grant Wyatt, OF
st. Louis, are held for trial in the
Circuit Court charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses. The
bond is 81 ,5Oo In each case. Messrs.
Buck and Wyatt also gave $500 bond
each to answer to the charge Of main-
tanning a bucket shop In Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18
Bad Burn Quickly Healed.

81 am so delighted with what Cham
berlain's Salve has done for me that i
feel bound to write and tell you sou
says Mrs. Robert Mytton. 457 John st.
Hamilton, Ontario. my little daugh-
ter had a bad burn on he- knee. 1 APP
lied Chamberlain's Salve and 1t heal
ed beautifully. This salye allays the
pain Of a burn almost instantly. 1t is
for sale by all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

@. L. Ferris was painfully but not
seriously injured BY the explosion Of 3
boiler at z. B. Sellard's, Friday. Mr..
Ferris is able 10 attend 10 bis work a.
usual today. You cant kill q good
man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

Miss Ped Harrison, Of Mexico, will
leave in a few days for Pennington,
Mo-, where she will keep house for her
brother, Dr.. Frank Harrison, who is
superintendent OF Hospital No. 4.
Miss Minnie Harrison, of st. Louis,
will be d.. Harrlson's private secre-
tary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

The one way is TO make exhibltdt
material products In the eIhHH
building so that every visitor MAJ
samples Of the products Of the q
monwealth. The other way is 70
terrain with grace and courtesy 1
state building. Missouri leads 10
hibits and In entertainment.
The commission is compose
Henry II. Kent Of st. Louis, ]. III
vine Of st. Joseph, and J. NJ. VA
berger OF Milan. Mr.. Kent, who
spent the last six weeks at the en-
ton, believes In entertainment a
tinguished guests, and the kl
visitors at the Missouri building |
been notable.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

J. T. johnson has had bis farm Just
northwest Of Mexico, officially called
Colonial HIM.. Nj. johnson is has-
ing a fine residence erected on this
property and will spend his summers
there, and probably reside there per-
manently. Mr.. johnson likes 10 live
in the country and has q ane country
home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

Miss CATHERINE Hudnall who has
teen visiting in Cleveland, Ohio, for
the past eight months returned To
her home in Mexico Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

The Ledger would like to know the
present address OF Albert Turner, late
Of Rowena, No., also OF G. W. Van
landingham, Of the same place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18
Good Time in Mexico.

Between six and seven hundred
Centralians bought tickets to Mexico
on July sth and celebrated in Aud
rains splendid capital. OF course
they bad a good time Where there
is a crowd and plenty Of noise the
conditions Of a good time on the 4th
Of July are fully met. Mexico never
does anything by halves and a royal
welcome was given each Of the ten
thousand guests within her gates on
the Nations birthday. Long live
Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18
SOCIETY !


lTbOse hawks ueusfor N society souna
AZ the Evening" LEDGER vi peAss eounu
nieate with Ms Esther Hous-oa a. her kone
iust west OF The EpiScoual enGrSh. 70 Eess
Promenade street, PbOne ~.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

Mrs, Warner X. Potts is visiting
relatives and friends in Columbia, her
old home. Her son Willard, will go to
Columbia tomorrow, where he will
visit a few days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

d. F. Barnes. a prominent business
man Of Sturgeon, Is the guest Of his
friend Col. Carter johnson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

Mrs. Sadie WilheyIeft Saturday for.
st. Louis after spending several weeks
with friends and relatives here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

DR.. Domnitz is expected home from
New Jersey with bis fortune within a
the next few DAYS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

James W. Watts, Of Huntsville,
Mo-, and James Riley and Miss Flor
ence Watts, Of Higginsyille are visit.
ing their sister, Mrs. Birdie McCown
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

VIM. Morris, Of the Morris Brothers
Shoe Factory. is home from St. Louis
where be went on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

Mrs. Lucy En- field and little daugh.
ter, Sallie, return TO their home ip
East st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

n, S9uee Il hereby given that final settlement.
" made ~ the August term Of tbe f-ess.n
AZ ~ Asafaln county. Missouri, 10 b. heid
@eacos missouri. % The second MonoaT n
"A Q. r. HARRISON.
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18
Woodman Picnic,

Martinsburg Woodmen will hold
their annual picnic, August Is. See
large bill. 1s-2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18
DR.. R. T. GIBBS,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Mexico, Mo.
Robertson Building, North.
east Corner Square.


Notice Z hereby given that nnHi settlement Of
- John Dahlem. deceased, win
@aas y ne August term Of the Probate
- rr.ot Anarsin ooanJ, Missoan, TO Be held
n lsloo. AlssoaHs On the second Monday
., ELIZABETH DAHLEM.
Executrfx.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18
Hssi.. Of Final s.,,,.n,,.

"a soas. nhs,sey EiFsa that nnai settlement az
9sss ~ ne August term Of ~ prak.ss
49, nnneIsin coaEtyf Missouri, 10 BE- held h
as..' sissesrs % The second nondsy II
"A CIR brown,
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

Mrs Ready and daughter-in-law, OF
Kansas City, are visiting Mrs. Kate
Spence.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

The Kansas City Journal says; Mr..
and Mrs. MeCabe Howe, are making a
short visit in Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18
To PREVENT HOG CHOLERA

Hog Cholera cannot be cured, but it can be prevented.
1t has been proven that if hogs can be kept free from
Mango and Lice, they do not take Cholera.
By keeping your hogs in a healthy condition they will
resist all disease, for the same reason that a healthy man
Gan resist disease better than a delicate person.
When hogs are covered with Lice and have Mango,
which stops up the pores Of the skin, they take Fever and
die, and not knowing any other name to give it, they call
it Cholera.
DR.. WOODS NANCE and VERMIN CURE is in
the form of an Oil, which can be sprinkled on the hogs with
an ordinary ~sprnkling can. If the hogs are driven into a
pen, having a plank or rail extended across the pen SO that
you can walk to the middle of it, the oil can easily be ap-
piled by sprinking it on their backs; the hogs, by rubbing
up against each other, very naturally help get the oil well
distributed over their bodies.
1t kills the nits and ticks as well as the lice. cures
Mango and keeps the skin in a healthy condition.
A One Dollar s1.00) package contains one-half az
gallon of oil, and is sufficient to make one application on
$50 hogs.
Don't wait until your hogs get sick before doctoring
them, but keep them in a healthy condition, and they will
resist all diseases.
Every package of DR.. WOODS NANCE and
VERMIN CURE is guaranteed to give satisfaction, or
money refunded.
If you will cut out this advertisement and take lit any
one of the following Druggists, he will order the preparation
~ r~r
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

R. D. Rodgers Is home from Aux-
vasse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18
SocIErY SNAIL TAX.

Miss Mary Berrey is home from a
weeks visit in Hannibal.
Mrs. Bryan and Mn. f S. Wilson
and children returned rom a visit IN
Iowa, "Wednesday.
Miss Wayne Davis is visiting 10
jacksonville and sprin2iield this
week
Mrs Emmett Cunningham will
shortly returned to her home in Pa.
ducah, Kentucky:
MI. B. L. Locke, Misses Byrd Locke
and Elizabeth Arnold returned Wed
neSday from a short stay at harris
Springs.
W. II. French and wife have gone
to Harris Springs for several days
Miss Mary Gartrell is visiting here.
Miss Margery VALE, OF ST. Paul,
has returned to her home after 4 visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Nelson.
Miss Elizabeth Stuart, OF St. Louis
is the guest of Mrs. Addie Stuart.
Mrs. Gordon and son, OF Kansas
City, are the guests OF r. E. Arnold
DR.. Lutz and wife, OF st. Louis, are
the guests Of Mr. W. W. Fry.
Mr.. and Mrs George Baker, after a
visit with q. P. Warden and family,
have gone 10 Kentucky.
Miss Velma johnson is home after
a pleasant trip to Jamest own.
Mrs Charles Claybiook is visiting
her mother in Macon City.
Mrs. C. A. Grassel and son, Warner,
are the guests OF DR.. A, N. Patterson
and wife.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

MadebyP ARISMEDICINECO Manufacturing Chemists,
Makers Of Laxative Bromo Quinine, Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic, and other standard preparations. Any Of the
ebove Druggists know us to be reliable.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-18

WILLIS CARLISLE. Secretary.