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white Won at TcnnI-.

NEW YORK. Jan. u. o. The 6fih
game Of the international Invitation
court tennis tournament was played
ne the Racket and Tennis club The
contestants were John White. one 81
the professionals attached 10 the local
club. and Frank Forester OF Georgian
court. Lakewood. y. ]. White won
cat but Ia the second set Forester
gave him a hard battle. After white
had won five games 20 one Forester
won the set by 5 to-.
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oer,sI,os'. Nomination ro.,ponea.

WASHINGTON. Jan. a.-At the r.
quest Of Senators Teller aud Daniel
the senate committee on finance post
poncd for one week action on the nom
nation u Postmaster General Coriol
you 60 D. secretary Of the treasury
They did not announce whether the,
would continue their opposition 10 hi
confirmation now that be has rcs.gnct
the craftsmanship Of the Republican va
tional committee.
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Flr.t rri.an Asntsrrr Do ainnarrr.

NEW YORK. Jan. iO-Thc frsi prs
on sentence In such q case was passed
In special sessions when Edward Riley
q chauffeur. was sentenced 10 serve
ave days In the city prison Tor violat
lng the speed ordinance. Riley was
employed a. n chauffeur by Thpmpson
& Dundy aud was arrested on Broad.
way. lie was running NJ twenty seven
miles an hour. II WIS alleged Former
~ the court imposed hnc % from ~,
90 500.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. i0.-The prcsl
dent sent 10 the scuaie the following
nominations of poslmastcrs. Maryland
&C. W. Farrow. Snow nm. New
York-G. H. Kennedy. Cortland ]. A.
Smell. Fonda. y. II. Merritt. white
Plains. rcnnsylvanla-w. I. Kopp. A.
iegheny. Conncciicut-A ]. Jclll6c
saugntuck.
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Postage stamps OF the issue Of 1907
put on sale at the 5000 presidential
post"tIlce will bear on their face The
name OF the sta and the city 10 which
the pos;oflie is situated. The chief rea-
son for this innovation is SAID at tn
postoficc department TO BE- belief tina,
II will help to do away with the big
postC flee robberies and make II much
easier TO trace criminals.
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JACKSON, Ky Jan. II job
Smith. who Is one of the men undc.
Indictment for the murder ~ Dr. H. u.
Cox. has made confession which J.
now In the hands OF Attorney Jouett
representing the commonwealth. In
this confession Smith says james Har.
gis and Edward Callahan Induced him
90 enter the conspiracy against Dr
Cox. making promises TO see that he
was acquitted and to give him work
lie tells about the murder In detail anil
says ihit Callahan gave him Si00 after
the killing Of Cox. saying James liar.
sls had sent the money.
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Gather Probabilities.
Rain or snow. southeast winds.

~ o. &c. quick relief from DR. shoop's
Magic Ointment Remember It's made
alone for Piles and II works with cor
iainiy End satisfaction. Itching, pain
ful, prolruding or blind piles dlsap
pear like magic 10y IL use. Try II aud
see Sold by Joseph n. Ayrcs.
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Woman stai. ris,ir.,.

PITrsBuRG. Jan. y. - 4 woman
shopliftor whose speciality seems 10 be
iaiIrons was arrested In a downtown
store here. A search Of her home re-
vcalcd nearly a wagon load % stolen
articles. no less than forty fatlrons be
Ing among the loot
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NAPLES. Jan. i0.-Maxlm Gofky Il
~ with bronchitis at Capri The prof.
o. from his new novel are to be DC
sotcd TO the furtherancc Of the elect
oral propaganda In Russia.
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critic. nj 30 20 4.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Jan. i2.-Idell
weather prevailed at Ascot. Critic. az
~ TO I. captured the last race. A blan.
ket would have covered the first four
horses at the wire.
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Dyspepsia u Americas curse. nur-
dock Blood Bitters conquer dyspepsia
every time. II drives out impurities,
tones the stomach, restores perfect d..
gestlon, normal weight and good
health.
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FRANK /. HOWE. Editor and Publisher

We often wonler why idle people
don't bother each other, Bat they
don't. They aren't happy unless they
bother somebody who wants to be
busy.
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BANK SHOWS GREAT GROWTH
Local Savings Institution Increases Esposils
Quarter OF a Million.

The bennington county savings
bank has Issued a stateme mt which
makes the finest showing in the histo y
OF this bank which has grownto be one
OF the strongest and best financial in
stitutlons in the state.
The present assets OF the bank are
81 3O72296o. The deposits ere 81, PIP,
1920 and there is surplus Il $685.
l04, 40.
During the past year the deposits
have increased STA, 1888, while for
the two years preceding, that is the
years 1901 and 1905 the increase was
sl3S, 727iS. II will thus to seen that
during the past three years the depos-
It's OF the bank have increased more
than quarter OF million dollars,
nearly one halt OF which has besn the
past year. Treasurer Dewey's state.
ment for the year ending Dec 81, 1906,
Is as follows:
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For any pain from top 10 toe, from
any cause, apply DR. Thomas Electric
oil. Pain can't stay where IL IL used
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Cemetery Work of All Kinds

Direct from the manufacturers the quaes the
complete their o any cemetery the States All work guaranteed
rste place orders for small work with dealers who
that class Of work. and large work with those who have all mod
appliances for handling and finishing this class of These the
small dealers have On work contracted for
build during the winter and spring summer
of 10 from regular prices will be made This
that the manufacturers prefer keep their
the busy the spring they ready for it.
tending anything the line of cemetery work drop
line and something idea Of the character
and about what wish pay and will furnish you with designs
e FROM No order small receive attention. and
wha guarantee fill your entire sati faction.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited. Address
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Denoslis Dec 81. lnnl

Increase In assets, 'Oi, '0j slt3, lOl. 10
Increase Ia assets the last
year l30, ~
Increase 10 deposits, 'Ol,
20 SIS. Ta7. as
Increase In deposits the
last year III, 2js 30
Officers. Irving T.. Gibson, presl.
dent; Jefferson II. Judson. vice presl.
dent; John Robinson Edward l.. Slb.
ley, Edward ID. yelling. abraham u.
Gardner. Ebert II. Putnam; Charles
Il. Desey, treasurer; Richard y. Raw.
on, asst. treasurer.
Corporaiors, olIu Scott, Lyman r.
Abbott, John V. Carney, Frank W.
Goodall, william r. Hawks, Charles
Z. Dewey, Charles II. Dewey, Clement
II. Cone, Irving L. Gibson, jefferson
Il Judson, James X. Baichelder,
Charles II. Darling, EdWard ID. Well.
ing, Ebert u. Putnam. Erskine 4.
Ilawson, Henry 5 Bingham, Edward
W. Bradford, John Roblnlon. John $.
Holden, Frederick $. Prall. Harrison
I. Norton, Edward L. Sibley, $. HUI.
ing Blackmer, Edmond LaFranchlse.
Abraham b. Gardaer. william A.
Root, orion NJ. Barber. Lumsn $.
Norton, Charles n. Hoaghlou, Heory
ID. Fillmore.
Under tae rev laW passed at the last
session Of the legislature any person
residing 10 this state can deposit
5000 In this bank without pay ing taxes
on IL no matter how much they may
have deposited Ia other banks.
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ASSETS
si,3O7,22s.69
LIABILITIES
si,3O722e.o9

$780,, 22s. 90
Comparative Assets and Deposits for the
Last STA Years
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
sRReEAHT SMITHS SEARCH.
Travelled All Over the World, But Not
Successful Until Reached Mexico.

Sergeant Smith, who is remembered
here as having been one Of the hrst to
Join the Rough Riders, was in town
yesterday, visiting old friends for the
first time in many years.
He said that it was odd, but in all
bis travels be had never found good
So cigar until be went into @. A. Buck
ner s. Co.'s Drug Store yesterday
where be bought a Wadsworth bros
aChico.n Sergeant Smith has smoked
Porto IRican cigars, Cuban perfecto'
and Manila cheroots, but from now OF
says he will have nothing but ths
Chico as It is q good, clean cigar
with long Havana filler, smoking will
| q firm ash and regular Csc fragrance
Q. Buckner g. Co. have just Sc
secured the local agency for the "Chi
cos,n and want all the smokers o
Mexico to try them. and see II Sergean
Smith ia not Q good Judge Of cigar.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
SHEEP RAISING FOUND
TO PAY BIG PR0FITs
Wool and Lambs Net Large
Interest on Investment and
Expense d Small.

Hiswatha, Kan, Nov. 1b.-The
farmers Of Brown County are becom-
ing interested in the raising OF sheep.
Few farmers hereabouts feed sheep
for the market. Most OF then buv
the ewes In the fall and before . year
has passed the farmer markets the
lambs and the wool frcm the older
sheep.
ID. Z, Adams, Of near Baker. Is one
Of the largest raisers Of sheep In the
county. A year ago be bought s6i
ewes for less than 5000. This yeai
the wool brought him s67b 30; So'
lambs at s4.75 q bead sl,74s, and ha'
the s62 ewes left, and they have In
creased in value sl per head. Th'
wool, lambs and increase In value O
ewes, amounted to s26s6.3o. MI
Adams fed the sheep in so acres o
pasture and the roughness about tn
farm, ell worth about szoo. TIL
leaves him nearly $500 clear from
$500 investment.
B. K. Baccock, east Of Hiawatha
started last fall with el ewes at '
each. Mr.. Babcock figures that b
has sold $3.50 worth Of lambs an
wool from each ewe-a total amour
of sso4.50. His ewes have increase
sloO in value. This makes return Q
lsse4 so from an investment OF $50
lless than q year ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
ORLANDO H1rr DEAD.
Ono Of Mexico's Leading Citizens and
Prominent Lawyers to Rest

After an extended illness of cancer
or the stomach orlando Hit died %
the residence Of his parents in South
Mexico at 3 p. M. Saturday Nov. 10Th.
During bis last illness he was in mose
philosophicsl;srsme Of mind making
90 complaint. He knew be was going
to die but did not fear the future and
went 10 his rest resignediy and peacs'
fully.
Ian Hit was we'll known as Q tne
lawyer an honest man aud . most en-
terprIsing and patriotic citizen. A.
circuit attorney In Colorado ho made
a record any man might be proud Of.
His death is deeply regretted BY evsfy
one who knew him.
Men like this make warm friends
and bold them through life.
Mr.. Hit was 81 years old on the 23rd
| Of last June and was born In Oldham
Co., KY. Both Of his parents survive
him as do two sisters and two brothers.
The people Of the community al
join the Ledger In extending sincerest
sympethy to the bercayed family.
The funeral was conducted by
Rev. Kokendoffer from the home q :
D. M. Monday. The pallbearers ware:
10 E. Clark, s. N. Locke. O. D. Rod
gers, Il. s. Gave, =. R. Jesse, W. W.
Harper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
DOCrORS MISTzKES

A.. s.,d of,en to be buried sIx feet under
srnund. But many times women call on
their family physicians, suffering, - tney
ina aslne. one from dyspepsia, another trom
hears disease. another from liver or ksa-
nsv disease. another from nervous pres
tra.ion. another with pain here and there,
- IN thIs vay they present alike 70
shsmseives and their easy-going or over
srsv doctor. separate diseaaes, TOR when
Ia nssumina them TO be such, prescrioes
his Mills and yotions. In reality, tney ers
M ar,iy Sim pfDTns caused By some utertne
Eissass Tks 1hxsicien. ignorant OF the
e,,tss Of suffering. kseps up IA treatment
until large bills are nsde ,I3e s1perine
natient gets no bettels ssoo-Q
wrong treatment but pronsoiy VOTE IA
nroper medIcine Ike nr- klereeA Axnsii,93 w, y
d!rsetea f2 ~ Ln dsas ss nxS f5sfs.
bS8IS1sliIf'S an tkoss dIstfesSlhg symp.
inns and InstitutlnR comfort Instead oi
nsroiorged misery. II has been well said,
hst 81 disease known is half cured
Dr. Picrce's Favorite Prescription 9
seientiic medicine, carefully devised ~
an experienced and skiilful pnysieien.
and adapted 70 woman's delicate system,
Il 10 made Of native American meu,ei1se' u.
roots and Is perfectly hsrmlfe2 ID ~ ~
Effects IA mi elaiLinL2lnAsazAA
a Powerful Inyisorstins tonic sFs Z !.
xorite Prescription Imparts strength z
the whole system and 70 the organs ols.
ttinetly feminlne In particular. tor over over
worked, 'vorn-out run-down, eso,l'
tated teachers. millinery dressmskefs
sssms,resses, sam sshop-giris.. house keepers
nnrslnq mothers, and feeble women gen
sraily. Dr. Pisrcs's Favorits Prescription
n ne greatest earthly boon, being un
esqasisd Is an appstizins cordial ana rs
lucrative tonic
ina FsyorIts Prescription "a unequale
and Il invaluable In allAying and snt
! Suins nervous excitahilIty, irritsoilitl
/ neryous exhsustion. nervous prustTsIloi
| neuralria, hysteria, spssms, 81 NItns
| dance. aud other distressing, ne[vou
sTmptoms commonly attendant uPe
| f1ncfionsl and organic disease oi "
ntsrus. II Induces refrsshing sleep sn
rsiIsycs msntzl anxiety md oespondenel
Dr. Piercs's Pleasant Pelssts invl<oIs,
a. stonssk, hysr I'D eovslh "a
}ss 4 assA Essy y taks - esn1y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
80, 70 and 10 Years
Ago This Week.
rHrsrY YnARs Ace rHIs WEEK.

rHIRTY YEARS Aao this WEEK.
-. =. w..h,.
Head. Msss 70 reside.
Ia. "a. ,.u,,, !.
81. Louis.
-. a.. -.
noos'S s,,s.e1 no n,". = es.s.a - . no,s
watch chain for securing 3 large num-
Der Of subscribers.
J. s. Harrison and Miss Molly Buck
ner, both Of Galloway, we'll known In
Mexico, were married.
- ,r,,. u~.v
%ss ns, = u,vus ~ - - " !, M ~. @ ,,yer
~ ypS.s = a. :. 80 =. s hr.,ss ,r s,.,s,
a.. - csa'ah o, ao.,., 80 - q .to,sn Thev
san.s,.,sa .tor, ~ na
,onnaa :, . small amount NJ iewe,.
Iry.
Mathew Fecht lost d horse valued
Al also caused BY oyer-eating.
.,..r.,o. ,,.sncs -. or.nt.a N
John Stauffer and Miss Mamie Sal
lice.
80, w. !, v..a.u.
Idied.
=,
James Galtese sno : sen.,sIan n ~
III. while crossing 4 bridge south Of
M,xIco were thrown into o ditch BY
~. ....,~. ,,v,c. CAV
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
ADDRESS ON LOCAL OPTION.
Delivered at the Court House Satur-
day Afternoon BY Mr. Hay
Of Fulton.

Hon. Chas. NJ. Hay, . brilliant
young lawyer os Fulton, Mo-, deliver
ed very able address at the Court
House Saturday afternoon to Q large
sIze audience on local option. The
Court House was well filled with both
men and women.
P. Fl. Cullen, in very appropriate
woros, introduced the speaker Of the
afternoon, and In a few words present.
ed Mr.. Hay as q man who ia mot afraid
TO speak his conventions.
The speaker. ir . very convincing
manner, presented the evils that en-
ist from the cause of strong drink,
the homes wrecked and the distress Of
humanity. He also answered the OBJ
Iections raised to local option, and
pointed out in detail the effect Of the
saloons on society.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
CHAMP CLARK ENDS
BOON FOR GOVERNOR.
Congressman Says He Is Not 0andi-
date in. Amy Sense and Never
Has Been.


Concerning the report that Con-
gressman Champ Clark, OF Bowling
Green, Mo is considering announc-
ing bis candidacy for the Democratic
nomination for Governor, the follow
ing communication from Mr.. Clark
has been received by the Republic:
To the Editor Of the Republic:
eHouse OF Representatives, WASH
iugton, Nov. IL, 1907 II was surpris-
ed to read in your issue of Monday,
November IL, Kansas City dispatch
in which my good friend Walter Will
lams is made TO say: "Ohamp Clark
is In state Of mind where he is about
to enter the race for Governor; and
then many friendly remarks are at
tributed to Mr., williams concerning
me, for which thank him, as l con-
fess 10 liking for nice things said
about myself, In which l am In a large
and eoodly company.
"What l wish to say Is that l am
not candidate for Governor In any
sense whatever, and never have been
though have had solicitations fol
the use Of my name in that connec
lion by many persons Of influence
some Of whom ! know personally and
some Of whom l have neverseen.
aOf course it is pleasant to know
that my public career commends it
self TO the Democrats Of Missouri, TO
my chief desire Las been, is, and al
ways will be, to secure the approva
Of my own conscience and the favor
able opinion OF good men and good VI
men.
81 not only am not candidate 10
Governor, but among the excellen
/ Democrats who desire that high posi-
tion, am for my friend and neighDor
former Lieutenant Governor David A
Ball, who lisa fine lawyer and . tip
top campaigner. In this l am no
aiming to dictate to anybody else,
| am simply stating my own position.
| tSigned) Champ Clark.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
90 - MADE FROM
-. -. -. ROOTS AND HERBS
"A SAFE AND RELIABLE BLOOD PURIFIER

In the and fields the only labor
their medicines They searched OUT
compounded the different herbs and baks into remedies many
succeeding gneraons and eonnuousy
with satisfactory results Among the best OF these old time prep
artons is s. s. S. medicine made entirely from roots efns ana
Of all blood purifiers
absolute vegetable purity the medicine that may be
Most blood medicines
the potash other strong mineral Ihe
upseng the stomach interfering
indigestion affecting the bowels and when used for period
such effects result from the use OF
s may by safely older people For
Rheumatism Ch Ulcers Malaria Sofula Skin Diseases
poisoned blood s. s. 8
remedy into the circulation and removes all
blood rich
eliminates particle the faint nhersd blood trouble
blood and establishes the oundzo
for good health s. Purifier and It's Of
service steadily increasing demand for t. Is the best
all troubles Book the blood and medical
advice free of charge THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA Ca
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
What President Win Urge In his
Message.

Specific recommendation in favor OF
the lakes-to-t the-gulf deep waterway
ana conservation Of the national re-
sources.
Legislation providing that all cor
porations doing an interstate business
must secure q federal license, with
certain restrictions.
Extension Of the powers Of the In
serstate Commerce Commission to In
clude supervision Of railway stocks
and bond issues.
That the Sherman antitrust law bt
90 amended as to prohibit only suct
combinations as are pronounced b.
the courts to be unreasonable.
Plan for emergency currency basel
on assets, SO taxed as TO insure Its re
tirement as soon as the erigency u
past,
Other Recommendation: Graduated
Inheritance tax; federal income tax
Philippine tariff bill; modified ship
ping bill; postal savings bank; estab
| lishment OF more perfect public health
service, and extension of the parcel
post.
Statehood for New Mexico will no
be mentioned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
MAYOR OF SUN1uRY
Says Pe-ru-na Is a Good
Medicine,

Hon. O. O. Brooks, Mayor OF Sunburys
Ohio, also Attorney for Farmers Bank
and sunbury Building and Loan oos
writes:
~ have the utmost confidence in the
virtne Of Peruna. 1t is q greatmedicins.
Ihavs used it and have known many
Of my friends who have obtained bens-
f,cia1 results from its use. I cannol
praise Peruna foo highly"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
JAMEs BURT DEAD.
James Burt Aged About 10 Years
And q Highly Respected Citizen
OF Galloway, Found Dead.

James Burt. aged about 10 years,
and highly respected citizen Of Gal
laway county, was found dead in his
corn held about noon Friday. Mr.
Bert was gathering corn on bis farm
about two miles southwest OF Aux
vase, and 1t is supposed that his
death was due TO heart disease. His
wife preceded him to the grave some
time ago.
He leaves one child, son. to mourn
his loss. Mr. Bert wa, an uncle OF
william Eller Of this city.
The funeral will be held at Aux
vase Sunday morning at II O'Clock
and the remains will be laid to resi
10 Prairie Church burning grounds.
The Ledger joins other friends IL
extending sympathy to the bereaveo
ones,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

TIE Centralia Courier says tbs
Courier regrets very much 10 see the
boys inaus urate Sunday foot ball In
oentralia. It does seem as though
there could be found spare time week
dsys for rough recreation Of this kind
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
FOLK Is FAvoRITE IN
"FAv0RITE SON. QUEST
Uarmack and Culberson Clost
Second st Nashville Conference.

Nashville, Tenn. Nov. l2.--A strong
boom for some Southern Democrat for
the presidential nomination will pro-
bably result from the conference Of
the Democrats from the Southern
States, which began in the capital TO
day. Fully 500 delegates are in atten-
dance. Every State from the "Solid
South" is represented.
Gov. Folk, OF Missouri, Is most fire.
quently mentioned as the likeliesl
man to rally strong support. Friends
Of Senator Carmaek OF Tennessee and
Senator oulberson of Texas were also
active.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
wraok On Q. 4 A.

There was q small wreck On the @.
b A. early Saturday morning above
Slater. A box car on q freight was
derailed No further damage was
done. The east bound passenger
train that arrives here between two
and four O'Clock were late.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

A Republican contemp fary assures
us that politics have no plscs IN nu'
nIeiOsl n elections and that Tom John
son was not elecued as q Demo0,a'
but As q mayor. And it may oe re
marked that Mr.. Burton was hO'
.tacs..d As either.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21
HUNTERS HOME.
A wolf, A wildcat aud A Deer Cap
tured BY Mexico Msn-Many
Good Flsh Caught.

W. A. Morris, VIM Ellar, and ROD
ert Arnold are home from Butler o..
where they have been with the Cole
man Hunting party. The rest OF I'M
party will be home next week.
The Mexico hunters, It seems fson
all reports, had good luck.
Besides the vast amount Of fish eau
ght by all. MIR. Arnold holds the PRE-
for shooting the tierciest Of wild 90
imals found Ia that part OF the state
viz a wildcat, which was about I'M
size Of an ordinary doR, Mr.. Eilel
captured = deer while Mr. Fry brough
10 bay Q wolf instead Of . bear.
All report . fine time, and . mos
ENJOYABLE outing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

TurnS is nothine IN this suggestion
q, quitting the head Of the Secretary l
of the Treasury on the new $40 ceI''u, u
Gates There is a wise provlslO", NV y
ina mao for this purpose. as you 90" !.
nas ,~s sell what be may do before NJ
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

Rabbi Barnet Wolinsks, 1o4 years
old, at the recent wedding Of . grand
daughter in New YORK, participated
in the dancing. The centenarian
rises at 4 O'Clock In the morning, at
tending synagogue until 10 o'clock,
eating dinner, bis first and only meal
at midday. spending tur afternoon
hours, after q midday nap, In the syna-
eogue, and going TO bed at 10 O'Clock,
after listening to the piano playing Of
various greatgranddadghters. &c
smokes q large pipe inceasantly except
when he Is in the synagogue. ne even
hangs it over the side Of the bed wher
be retires and puiis IL until he goes tf
sleep,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

Albert Stewart and wife, Of Thayer,
No., are visiting bis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Stewart Of tnis city. AL.
bert is an old Mexico boy, and is now
dispatcher for the Frisco r. q. at
Thayer. Albert is an efficient em.
ploye and is winning favor with his
company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

T7HERR are ! host o. petty ailments
i which are the direct result Of the
weath7r.
This is more true OF the sxcessivs heat
Of summer and the intense cold Of win.
ser, butis partly true Of all sessons Of
the year.
whether II be cold or . cough, ca
tarrh OF the head or bowel complaint,
whether the liver be affected or the kid
neys, the esuss 10 very liable TO be the
same.
The weather slightly deranges the
mucous membranes Of the organs and
the result is some functional disease.
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