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The Green Forest tribune., 1907-10-11
Notice.

The county meeting of the F. E. & 0. U. of A. will be held at Douglas school house, two miles east of Green Forest, Oct. H. 12, 1907.
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The Green Forest tribune., 1907-10-11
NEW EQU|PMENT !

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The Green Forest tribune., 1907-10-11
ARE Y0U IN II :? List of Good People Who Have Paid Their Subscriptions IS YOUR NAME WRITTEN HERE? Inc Tribune Makes Public Its
 First Roll of Honor

Following is a list of the good people who have come to our rescue with contributions on subscriptions since September 1st. Itis roll of honor. Read it over. You may learn the whereabouts of some friend you had forgotten:
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-10-11

ISI' u iS d IOll LII uOuOr' hedO it over. You may learn the whereabouts of some frieno you had forgotten: J. E. Woods, Green Forest. $. F. Porter '' E. H. Maxwell " J. A. Buell. :" c. c. O'Neal " H. c. Brawley '' :" w. A. Collier '' B. F. Rudd < Wm. Harbert F' F. Eldridge '' '' T. J. Wells :" Joe Jones A. DeBarr Len Nunnally :" '' Bud Nunnally :, '' Jesse Naples t s' J R. Anderson E. c. Dooling 's '' Frank Lane '' " J. B. Gum " R. A. Martin '' '' John Patton " Andy Cox " D. C. McNiel .' '' Tom Shahan < s. l.. White '' T. P. Wilson '' V. Taylor " M. J. Brawley " '' w. H. Bunch '' " Len Reynolds '' '' E. w. Wise '' |" H. M. Foster :. R. E. Bennett q |" T. A. Wilcox ss s'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-24
A Progressive Farmer.

Horace Mundy one OF the most pro-
minent stockmen and farmers Of this
county has recently purchased a
Bowser Combination Mill for use on
his farm west of Mexico. This piece
Of machinery is SO constructed that a
number Of different kinds Of feed can
be ground. 1t is operated by a staff
emery steam engine and requires about
eight horse power to run 1t. 1t either
shells the corn, grinds the grain OF
grinds up hust, grain, cob and all.
Mr.. Mundy is one Of the biggest
feeders In Audrain county and says
that he believes the machine will many
times pay for itself In one year. 1t is
his opinion that stock will fatten very
much faster on ground food than by
the old way Of scooping the corn In
troughs and at the same time elimin-
ates the great waste. Mr.. Mundy
says that be considers that a farmer
must keep apace with the times just
the same as a merchant or any body else
and that he means to purchase other
conveniences for his own use that
will save time and labor and expense.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-24
Post Office Houra.

Open-General Delivery Ia M. Lobby;
$50 a. M; City Carriers leave Z q. m,
2:s0 p. M, 70 p. m. business district
only.)
r. T.. d. Carriers leave, 7 a. m. Col
lections business district 7 O. m. 10
a. m. $50, 4;30 and $3.50 p. m. Resi-
dence collections begin, 2 o. m. and
$50 .. m.
Close General Delivery and Lobby Q
p. m.
Money orders open 5 a. m. Closes 0
p. m.
Holidays, a. m. delivery and collec-
tion, window delivery 2 to 3p M;
$50 p, m. collection and Dispatch Gen.
eral delivery, money orders and regis
ter 8 to 0 a. m, z to3p M, lobby $50
to 1880 o.. m. and 1890 to3 Sundays
lobby anne as holidays. general deliv-
cry, window and register 2 70 3p. m,
collection 0 a. m. and 2:30p p. m.
p. malls close, train No. 10 Wa
bash East 7 a. M; train No.M Wabash
East 10:45 a. m ; train No. 3 Wabash
West 1880 a. m train No. 2 Wabash
East 2:30 p. m; train No. 0 Wabash
West 4:45 p. IN.
O. & A. train No. 20 east, Farber,
NO., only, $50 am train No.2u, South
Branch $3.50 a. M; trains Nos IA and 10
10. &A. east and west, l p. M; O. 81 A.
| train No 2l3 pouch for AuxvaSse, Nc
Credie, Fulton, New Bloomfield, Guth-
RE and jefferson City, 2 p. m. ;Burling-
ton train No. q, pouch for Bellfiower,
! Buell., Hawk Point, Ethlyn, Truxton
and New Truxton, 2 p. m. All night
mail closes at 9p. m.
GEORGE Fl. KUNKEL,
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-24
DROWN SEVERAL
HUNDRED HEAD OF SHEEP,
Belonging to WV. johnson
and J. g. Crawford Surrounded by
Water, Nearly One Thousand
Perish Before Rescuers
Arrive.

w. w. johnson and James G. Craw'
ford, two prominent stockmen Of this
county are heavy sufferers from the
high waters Of Friday and Saturday.
Together they lost $40 head Of fine
sheep which were p~ssturing on the
Lakenan s. Barnes farm three miles
north Of Skinner. or the two, Mr..
Crawfords' loss is far the heaviest, $50
out Of bis flock Of 1900 being swept
away before the balance could be res.
cued. Mi. johnson who owned 600
which he kept in an adjacent pasture.
succeeded in saving all but 100 Of
bis.
The Lakenan g. Barnes farm Is To-
ated on Young's Greek, which stream
divides the place into two parts. 1t
appears the rain storm, Friday night,
drove the sheep into the bottoms for
shelter and the water rising fast soon
had them cut of from the main land.
Both Mr. johnson and Mr.. Crawford
went over the place Saturday to look
after their stock which they found
huddled together on various small
islands with the water completely sur
them. They tried every
possible means in an effort 10 save
them but owing to the extreme danger
to themselves and the swiftness OF
the current which created great con-
fusion among the sheep, hundreds
were swept away and drowned.
These sheep In question we're Of the
focks shipped in from Colorado and
Montana by the Johnson Bros, and
Garrett & Considine and we're worth
about five dollars Iper head making
the loss Of the owners very heavy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-24
Shoots Himself Accidentally,

James w Adams, a well known
bricklayer living in the west part of
Mexico, accidentally shot himself In
the leg a few days ago, inflicting a
painful though not necessarily serious
injury. Mr.. Adams was examining a
small % callber revolver which he had
found in the barn on his place when
the weapon, which did not know con-
tanned any cartridges, was acciden-
tely discharged, the bullet entering
the calf Of his leg. AS q result of the
accident, Mr.. Adams has been confin-
ed to his bed since but his physicians
state that unless the bullet, which has
not been located, causes trouble his
patient will soon recover.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-24
DULY ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
DULY, Jan. 23.-The high water at
"Skull Lick" last week, has done con-
siderable damage.
Mr.. Page Of Penn, YVES 10 this neigh
borhood last week buying horses.
George Burgess bought twelve sheep
of Jim Serber recently.
George Littrell sold a horse to Mr..
Page of Penn, for $i25.00.
B. Morrall sold a hog and eight pigs
to Mr.. Getty for s32.00
1t Is reported at this writing that
Mrs. Neiderschult is very Ill.
Mrs. Maggie Graham sold six head
of hogs to Sterl Carter at six cents.
Miss Hilda Plate was on the sick
list last week.
MI. Getty sold three horses to Mr..
Page, two for $50 each, and the other
one for 800.
Mrs. Anna Armstead, who was very
sick with pneumonia is reported bet
ter.
/. d. Lambert of Auxvasse was herr
visiting his parents this week.
The sale at Mr.. Denams last Friday
was well attended and everything
brought fair prices.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-24
wife Has More to do Beoause.

She has to go for a bucket OF water.
Empty the ashes.
Pick up the newspapers where you
left them on the floor.
Arrange the cushions on the sofa
after you took q sleep.
You did not hang your clothes in the
wardrobe.
You failed to wipe the mud from
your shoes before coming into the
house.
You left three towels on the bath
room floor, your shoes where you took
took them of, and your overcoat on q
chair.
You read all the time while the
baby cries and say you can't-wher
know you c%ould-help Josnie with his
lessons.
You don't try to help heri
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-24
MART1NsBURG ITEMS.

Correspondence Of the Ledger
MARTINsBURG, Jan. %, 1907.-Tay-
Tor Woodbridge is In Rails county.
Irwin Asbury is attending school in
Columbia.
Lester and Charlie Watkins are up
from st. Louis visiting homefolks.
Rev. Father Haar is in Jefferson
City.
Leslie Stephens has been appointed
mail carrier for route No. 2, in place
of Johnny Martin, who resigned, his
grade being 99i..
Mrs Ward Baker was up from Wells
vile, Monday.
The Western Union boys are here
repairing the telegraph wires.
Mrs Newman Of Milwaukee, Wis,
is visiting her parents, Captain Lott
and wife, near Venice.
julie Yelton, Rose Robinson, Tom
Perry, John Davis, Joe Sanbath and
Belche have returned from q pros
pecting tour to Shannon.county. Not
any Of these men invested In land
there-they being better pleased with
the soil Of Audrain than ever.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-24
SANTA FEE ITEMS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
Mrs e h Quisenberry returned home
from Ainsworth, Iowa, Wednesday,
after a months visit there.
Preaching at Christian church Sun
day morning and night.
Ernest Smiley and family moved to
the Presbyterian parsonage Wednes-
day.
Love Origler and family Of near
Moline visited Otis Holman and wife
also J L Crigler last week and re-
turned home Monday.
Rev B G Reavis preached Sunday
night as Rev R W Howerton, Of Holli-
day could not fill his appointments
here.
On account Of high water we had no
mail, Friday or Saturday. The water
at one time Sunday morning, was
within IA inches Of the bottom Of the
bridge south of town.
Miss Fay Bates visited her grand
mother andaunts, south Of town last
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-24
RoWENA ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
RowENA, Jan. 23.-Owing to the
roads and bad weather, there was no
preaching at Maple Grove Sunday.
Mule buyers from Paris was In our
midst last week.
J. s. Hollenshead had a sale Mon
day. Stock sold well.
Everett Carson has a new graphic.
phone.
Will Hersche attended the funeral
OF his cousin at Middle Grove Wednes-
day.
win Seaman and family are enter.
tanning his mother.
Jas. Lewis and wife delivered their
turkeys at Centralia Friday at twelve
cents a pound.
Several Of our citizens delivered hogs
to Col. r O Peck at Centralia Friday.
Jim Crawford, who has sheep on the
Lakenan 81 Barnes farm, was here
Sunday the guest OF ] M Fechter and
family. Mr.. Crawford lost 675 sheep
by the overflow of water Saturday.
Mrs Byron Reed is Ill.
Mrs Q O Burkeye is home from Gen.
tralia, where she visited her sister,
Mrs. German.
H Walker, Of Sailing, was the guest
of his brother, ] Walker, Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-24
Mrs, IT. Mckee. Dead.

Mrs. ]. ID. Mckee, ifty-six years
old, died at her home In this city, on
east Promenade St., at $40 o'clock,
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Mckee had been i'll for some
time. A husband and one son, Louis,
survive. She married j. D. Mckee
in this city, January !, 1867, at the
home Of her father, John B. Morris.
Mrs. Mckee was a member Of the
Presbyterian church and one Of the
lovellest Christian characters in the
city.
The funeral will be held at 2 O'Clock
Thursday afternoon from the house,
Rev. A. A, Wallace conducting the
services.
The Ledger joins the community In
offering deepest sympathy.
The following have been selected as
pail bearers: ]. @. wilkins, John B
Graham, R. r. Arnold, Jr., f. A,
Morris, ]. II. Sallee, VIM. Vivion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-24
Signs With Quincy.

"Curly" Clemens, the hard hitting
out field Of the Mexico Athletics, has
come to terms with arrangement Of
the Quincy, ILL.,, base ball club and
has signed and returned the contract
sent him for his signature. Quincy is
in the Iowa State League. Clemens
is an unusually good ball player, is
fast in the field, hits the ball hard and
should nmake-goodn Without difficulty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-24
! NEWS.
BENTON CITY ITEMS.

BENION CIlI ITEMS
Correspondence OF the Ledger.
Clay Mcclure Of Mexico was a bust
ness visitor here last week.
Alb Romans is In st Louis with two
loads OF cattle.
Mrs Albert Davis and children
relatives in Wellsville several days
last week.
Tom Moore spent last week at Hat
ton the guest of his parents.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Owen Tinsley
Jan 18th, a daughter.
Tom Harlem, who recently purchased
the Franklin lots, southside the rail
road, is building a residence thereon,
which he and family will occupy In
the near future.
Walter Bryarly, en- route to his home
at Ft Worth, Texas, from Chicago
stopped here and visited relatives sew
eral days last week.
Geo Snedeker, Of Bloomington, ILL.,,
is visiting friends here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-24

of near Miami, Mo-, who wants the
position as Manager of Cottonwood
Springs this season. He is q high
license saloon man and wants to help
make Mexico a greater city. Col. Tom
Toole Of near Thompson, is also
applicant for the position as man
ager, providing he cannot get the posi-
tion as day clerk Of the Star Hotel, at
Thompson. Both are good men. We
are also an applicant for the position
of day clerk at the Star Hotel aud
hope to beat Toms time. Col. Jim
Gilpin is working In our behalf and
he is a winner to a fare-you.well.
Sunday We took dinner and spent
the day with Nj. and Mrs. r. B.
Hooton at their strawberry home, and
were very delightfully."- entertained. A
big dinner was served at two O'Clock
and we will gently state that the feast
was great. Col. Meredith Armistead,
the bard OF 'Possum Walk, was also
present and helped make the occasion
a pleasant n At intervals during
the day be sang several catchy songs.
He has q sweet, mellow voice and his
songs are up-to-the-minute Barney
Hooton and his splendid graphophone,
furnished excellent music. There are
no better people than Col. and Mrs.
Robert B. Hooton.
Meredith Armistead tells us that
the recent high water swept away q
large quantity of corn, fodder, hay and
wood In bis neighborhood. Mrs. Wood
Matthews lost corn and fodder; Isaac
Jesse, Is the loser Of many shocks OF
corn and fodder, so also is Captain
Paige, Captain Smith and A. G.. Gass
J.. l. Brown had about $50 cord Of wood
swept away In the flood and Frank
Armistead is loser Of two fine colts
Meredith says In former years the
creek has been higher than last week
and 1t was not as high In 1901 1.-THE dry
year, as it was this year-he is sure.
Mrs. John Armistead, who live.
north of Mexico. who has been quit.
Ill, is much better.
Mrs. Luther Criswell is much better
We frequently hear the name Of ouI
friend, Claudlus O, Fowles, spoken o
as Audrain County's next Represent
alive. Col. Fowles is in close toucl
with the people and is a young maj
with much push and energy. II b
consents to make the race we woulI
very much like to see the color Of th
mans hair who can beat him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-24

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward fol
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known II, J.
Cheney for the lass Is years. and believe him
tiSns and financially able to carry out any OBJ
legations made by his drm:
WALDIN0, KINNAN a MARVIN, wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o
Halls Catarrh cure Is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system Price 75c per bottle. SOLD
BIZ all Druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-24
Chunks Of Driftwood.
BIZ One Reuben o. Din.

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The reason our wood" did mol
appear In the Ledger last week wa
for the fact that the 'wet STUFF
drifted; we're very much entangled
and we hardly know where we are at.
The drift consists OF twigs, limbs rails
and saw logs, and just at this writing
we are somewhat d~isgruntled. AS
soon as the combine" is broken, we
will hand ont q few select packages to
the Ledger readers. Just watch US.
It's a way we have.
Logan Bybee is out again, shaking
hands with bis many friends, after a
spell Of sickness.
Sunday was Miss Mittie Peck's
birthday and she gave a few select
friends a delicious luncheon. We
could tell Just how many times Miss
Mittie has seen the flowers bloom, but
for fear that she would not speak to
us any more, We will not do so.
II our warm personal friend, Hon.
O. +. Clark does not give us that
Christmas or New Years present that
he so graciously promised US, we shall
almost be tempted to turn his face to
the wall, which we would hate to do.
Come across, Mr.. Clark, and we shall
continue to stay by you.
DR.. Ed Patton is back from Farber
and will help make Mexico a greater
city. "They all come back"
Dan Ryan formerly with Dermody
Bros, is in Moberly whooping up a
shoe factory for that town. But he
will be back to his first love.
Hub Harrison, the new proprietor
of the South Side Restaurant, knows
well how to run a first-class eating
house. Give Hub a call when you are
hungry. He will do the rest, provided
you have the cash. Hub is there with
the goods.
We are pleased to know that DR..
Kanaly, owner Of East Lake, was not
swept away by the recent rains, as
reported.
Hog killing is now on. Peck Bros,
killed some whopping big hogs Mon
day and Bob Hooton killed Tuesday.
Send us a mess Of spare-rlbs and back
bones and you will receive In return q
life-size chrome Of Rube Dill, with q
last years almanac on the side.
Col. Jack Town, night foreman Of
the lntelligencer, made us a pleasant
call Monday. Col. Town and Col.
Virgil Miller foreman of the Ledger,
are two Of the tallest and best looking
foremans Of any other paper in the
United States, and are in love with
their chosen profession. Both Virg
and Jack want to marry, but as ladies
are "scarce and shy" they will pro-
baby remain single for some months
yet.
Ask Gene. Tomlinson In whose
watermelon patch he lost a fine hat
away back in the los. All has been
now forgiven, 'Gene,and you need have
no fear.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-24
Frank Powell Suffers Broken Arm.

Frank Powell Suffers Broken Arm.
Frank Powell, 20 years Of age, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Powell living
about six miles northwest Of this city,
sustained a broken arm Wednesday
afternoon while engaged in loading a
wagon with corn. The accident
occurred about one O'Clock. Young
Powell had driven his wagon along
side a large corn pen which suddenly
gave way when he prepared to remove
a few Of the boards holding the grain
and q heavy timber striking him on
the fore arm, broke it just below the
elbow. While the injury is necessarily
quite painful no very serious re-
suits are expected to follow. Frank is
one Of Audrain's best young men and
the Ledger wishes him a speedy re-
covery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-24
OVER HALF SALOONS OF
STATE ARE IN Sc. LOUIS.


JEFFERSON UITY, mo January w.
State Auditor Wilder's report to tn
legislature contains some interesting
statistical information concerning th,
dramshops Of the state and the revi
nue. they pay into the treasury. Thess
figures show the total number Of sa
looms in the state to be SOLO, OF which
more than half are located In st
Louis city, the number there being
2,5SS, giving the state at large 2,431
Here are the figures as to the license
and ad valorem tax paid.
State license and ad val
ofem tax. $751; $685. 81
County license and and ad
valorem tax. 1,02o,25S.3S
Total license paid by st.
Louis saloons. l,s15, 49, 90
Total -2,5z3, 533. 20.
There are twenty-six counties In the
state which are without saloons, and
In one Of these-Stoddard county-not
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Sueu VA oo m"a,a
euuso noi0 una -
y ionsel ulop'noo nHu0l
an ani0Aoie suyus.
''vIs asa'.'s po,
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LAY, Dar $500 .I,.a,sasa
iai,lsou, maoa n.oan 3. naap
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siese' Sn ~
nu, Aex "Syn ~
"olsn mu ~1,n.aa
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a'onc 90 lawns o,en
s.oies Wnen y ~''aoa0 sa'o'
~. uenesiese n'us. a,oo a.',aos ,
uls'lnoVlon " io'e'i 49, ,Ols o-
SALOONS puo mas . pioSpiouS D
cry
st. Louis city leads In the total NUM-
Der OF saloons, having seventy'nine
more than half the number in D
state, and st. Louis county IS second
In line IN the numper OF saloons 10 DC
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-24
Hair MYsteriously shorn /.

Miss Edith Balfour, a waitress EN-
ployed at the Ringo Hotel, lost two
braids OF pretty black hair Saturday
night between eight and ten o'clock.
They were clipped of during her
slumbers, but by whom she cannot say.
When seen by a LEDGER represen-
tative she had little to say except that
the hair was gone and she had no idea
who had committed the vandalism.
She seems to think it the result of
jealousy on some ones part.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-24
HOW to Prevent Bilious Attaoka

One who is subject to bilious at
taeks will notice that for . day or
more before the attack he is not hun
CRY at meal times and feels dull after
eating. A dose Of Chamberlains
Stomach and Liver Tablets when these
first symptoms appear will ward Of
the attack. They are for sale BY all
druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-24

Judge Barnett called the Audrail
county circuit court to order Wednes
day morning in the remodeled cour
room. Not only Is the resting plac'
Of Justice FURNISHED to shine will
conveniences and handsome decora
tions, but the remainder Of the build
ing has been subjected to like treat
ment and the new county officials joir
the citizens Ia explanations Of thor
ough appreciation Of the results that
are so apparent.
The court room has enjoyed a com
p etc metamorphosesland shows none Of
the ear-marks of its dingy predecessor
The walls ARE tinted a dark green
while the steele ceiling is artistlcally
decorated in a tasty arrangement lof
lighter coloA A large number of In.
candescent lights set into the ceiling
and enhanced by a large arc lamp In
the center, light the room brilliantly
at night and display the beauties OF
the decorations to the best advantage.
The woodwork is a shade OF mahogany.
The west side CT the room is ar
ranged to seat spectators, while the
east half is for the judge, jury, lawyers
and others connected with the tribu-
nal. kLinoleum is placed upon the
floor Of the center aisle and the east
half. The jury chairs, easy ones that
turn or go back at the will Of their oc-
cupant, rest upon a carpeted rostrum
situated by the north wall, hidden
from the audience by a Partition of
wood and Florentlne glass. In the CEN
ter is the judges seat, to his left the
witness chair and on the right the
clerk Of the court.
The south side has o consultation
room for lawyers partitioned In wood
and glass, while a door in the north
wall leads to the jury room with lava.
tory and other conyeniencies.
The remainder Of the space on the
east side is utilized by the attorneys,
who are enjoying new oak chairs and
two handsome oak tables for their law
books and papers.
The other rooms In the building are
being remodeled.
The county court and those who as
sisted them are to be congratulated
upon the change.
WEDNESDAYS COURT NOTES.
Newton Ess. VS.. Samuel Bovine, the
case regarding the cutting Of hedges
took up the entire day and there were
over 30 witnesses present.
FOURTH DAY-THuRsDAY, JANUARY
"a. 1907
80 Alice L Ragsdale VS. w S Rags
dale.
40 J f Marshall VS. (Divorce) Lavina
Marshall.
Al Lavina Marshall VS. Equity ] f
Marshall.
AZ VIM q Atkins vs. Unknown
HEIRS Vi Id u due
43 Sam Morris VS. Unknown Heirs
Of J w Douglass.
"A John q Hinman VS. Isaac b
Kimbrell, ct al.
As Jas T johnson vs. John Lavaugh
ct al.
46 Charley Tallmadge VS. Sarah ]
Tallmadge, ct al.
At Frank M Conner VS. Bertha ".
Morton.
AS Matilda Harlow, ct al vs. Un-
known heirs Of Yates.
40 VIM d Mason VS. Unknown heirs
Of Beshears.
so George Ficklin, ct al vs. G W
Wilcox, ct al.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-24
Dangers of a Cold and How to Avoid
Them,

More fatalities have their orlgen In
or result from q cold than from any
other cause. This fact alone should
make more careful as their is no dam
ger whatever from a cold when ii is
properly treated in the beginning.
For many years Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has been recognized as the
most prompt and effectual medicine
in use for this disease. II acts on
natures plan, loosens the cough, re-
lieves the lungs, opens the secretions
and aids n~ature;in restoring the system
to a healthy condition. Sold by al
Druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-24

$. I. winscott, Great Falls, Montana,
who has been,in Mexico on a visit for
several weeks, will return to his home
tomorrow accompanied by bis brother
in-law, Alex Mckinley, who will make
his future home In Great Falls. Babe"
is a bright young man, with much
push and the LEDGER wishes him
well. Mexico's lost is Great Falls
gain. Mr.. Wlnscott has q splendid pay.
ing position In bis home town. DILL