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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27

Dawson. SIS.
In Justice Court, before w. NJ. Her
bert, Police Justice of the Peace.
c. c.. Rathbun, plaintiff, VS.. NJ. a.
Richie and Mrs. Richie, defendants.
The state of South Dakota sends
greeting to M. A. Richie and Mrs. Richie,
defendants:
You are hereby summoned to appear
Mitchell, in said county; on the 50 day
p. m, to answer to the complaint of the
above named plaintiff, c.. G.. Rathbun,
who claims to recover of o the sum
of twenty dollars and n cent, being
the amount due and owing to the plain
tiff from the defendants for merchan-
disc sold and delivered by the plaintiff
to the defendants at their instance and
that if YOU fail to appear and answer
as above required, said plaintiff will
take Judgment against YOU for the
sum of S20.01, besides the cost and at
torney fees.
To the Sheriff or any constable of
said Dawson county, greeting:
Make legal service hereof, and due
return.
Given under my hand the 22d day
ol Aus'' ~ = i'V'' w. M. Herbert,
Police Justice of the Peace. within and
County, South Dakota.
Hearing and trial of the above en-
titled action adjourned to October 80,
1907.
Dated at Mitchell, s; D., Sept. 9, 1907.
Police Justice of the Peace.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
tones the stomach, stimulates the
lazy liver; Strengthens the bowels
and MAKES their action easy and
natural. The best tonic for the
whole system. 35 cents, lea or
Tablets. -Scallin Bros.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

at once. 1t has established an I'M
equalled record Of cures during the
past 81 years of such ailments as
Poor Appetite. Sick Headache, Flatu-
lency, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Cos
tiyeness, Liver and Kidney Troubles
or Malaria.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27

OF POOR HEALTH

Can be traced directly to a disorder
ed stomach, weak kidneys, inactive
liver or constipated bowels and such
being the case we urge every suffer
40 takn
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-27
HoLLISTER'S
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
Il BUSY MeuICIne TOT BUSY People,
Rrinnc Enlda AaaIth and Ranaund MinnJ

Brings Golden Health and Renewed Vlgor.
A specific for Constipation, Indigestion. Liver
and Kidney troubles. Pimples, Eczema. Impure
Blood. Bad Breath. Sluggish Bowels. Headache
and Baciache. Its Rocky Mountain Tea in tab
let form. 30 cents Il box. Genuine made -
HoLLIsTER Drug COMPANY. Madison, Wis.
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SkLLOW pEOPle
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1907-03-07
NEWS FROM CAPITOL CITY
Brandon House Bill Engrossed =
Other Bills Under Consideration
by Law Makers : Smallpox
Makes Legislators Buckle
Down to Work.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Feb. 27.-
The smallpox scare at the capital has
the effect of expediating instead OF
hamperipg the work of the Legisla-
ture. 1t has called the attention Of
the Legislature to the necessity Of
buckling down to business. With
nearly third OF the members Of the
House absent bills are being engrossed
and passed with greater dispatch than
at any previous time during the pres
ent session.
The engrossment In the House Of
the Brandon Excise Bill on vica voca
vote without call for the roll was an
unexpected victory for the Governor,
who bad sent special message TO the
House pleading for the passage OF the
bill. 1t was expected that the meas
ure would be opposed to the last ditch
but when the opposition found that II
was unable to amend the bill materi-
ally 1t faded away completely.
A bill has passed the Senate abol.
ishing the office Of the County Collec.
tor in counties where township organ
izatlon was re established by the last
election, The county collectors have
been here in force during the past
week lighting the bill and 1t will fail
Of passage II the comment Of many OF
the members is any criterion. The
collector who was elected last fall in
these counties will make one collection
and hold his.ofiice until March l, 1905,
unles this bill passes.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1907-03-07
!? !? !? !? /?
L. M. W.

John L Sullivan visits Cardinal
Gibbons. Perhap he intends follow
ing in Billie Sundays foot steps.
The women Of Chicago declare that
all cheap candy is impure. This looks
like the men Of the "windy city" are
not buying the eighty cent variety.
A Colorado philanthropist has pre-
sented college Of that state with one
hundred cats. Strange to say and con
trary to the evidence IL is not q female
seminary with an old-maid corps OF
teachers.
The Boston ne ws bureau cannot
figure where Rockefeller's wealth has
gone. Perhaps he is the party that /;
losing three hundred thousand an
hour at faro In Tonapah.
The Roosevelt guards are coming
into the public eye regardless of the
Thaw trial. Not long since they were
frightened by paper sack and nov
one OF them narrowly escaped killing
an innocent party 10y the Academia
discharge Of revolver. 1t will prob
ably be safer II they resign and let pro
ldence watch Teddy.
When the Emperor Of China goes tC
the Temple to pray all the railroads
of the empire stop running. The EN-
peror should not have an attack of ex
aggerated ego over this for not lonI
since fleshy Amerlcrn citizen o
Beileville, ILL.,, went for a walk and ii
some way became wedged between th,
ties on railroad trestle and halted on,
of our monster trunk lines
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1907-03-07
GOV. FOLK PROMPTLY SIGNED
IT WHEN IT REACHED HIM
WEDNESDAY, = NEWS OF
STATE LAW MAKERS.
Rate Bill Goes Into Effect 80 Days
After Adjournment of Legislature
Bill to Prevent Removing
Railroad Suits to Federal
Courts Passed After Be-
ing Amended.

The 2-cent passenger rate bill is now
q law and it will become operative
with other laws 90 days after the ad
journment OF the legislature, as 1t has
no emergency clause. The bill was
enrolled In both houses and signed by
the presiding officers Wednesday af'
ternoon. IL was then taken down To
Governor Folk within very few min.
utes the Governor returned it to the
senate with ibis approval endorsed
thereon.
The senate Wednesday afternoon
passed the bill by Mr. Gross which
gives the secretary OF state authority
to revoke the authority to do busi-
ness IN this state Of any foreign rail-
road company which removed suits
filed by citizens of this state against
them to any federal court without
the written assent Of the other party
and provided that any company whose
license is revoked shall not be allowed
to again do business In this state for
period OF five years except to do in
terstate.
The bill was house bill 35 which
was amended aud passed. The PEN
atty is a fine Of from $1,000 to $4,000
on the corporation.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1907-03-07
80, 20 and 10 Years
Ago This Week.
THIRTY YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.

THIRTY YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
Carter 8 Hisey shipped about 5000
dozen eggs week.
Jouett Tonlinson, clerked for Blum
g. Son.
Tom Grange moved to Guthrie, Mo
TO reside.
A new hack line was established be-
tween Mexico and New London.
DR. A P Spence and son left for
Marysyille California, TO reside.
The judges for city OF Mexico elec-
tion to be In April were: lst ward
Hugh Wilson, W P Frost, Landon
Craig. End ward--R D Alexander, l.
B Cudworth, r Plummer. 3rd ward
A e Garrett, EA Dentcher, Geo Kab-
rich. 4th ward--T j Marshall. VIM
Wells, d II Clease. 5th ward--E J
Gibbs, VIM Pollock, L Sigler. 9th
ward-B Whaley, TT Shootman, A
D Kellogg.
T Simpson, OF Laddonia, was study
ing law In this city.
Aaron McPlke Of Vandalia, owned
the well known race horse, "Jack
White"
Daniel Leonard moved from Lad.
donia to Vandalia to reside.
JSKing sold his saloon In vandalia
to Bernard Brown, Of Mexico.
A Sunday school was organized at
Farber with James Minor as superin-
tendent.
TWENTY YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
Thos whaley, died very suddenly at
the Globe Hotel in Centralia.
John Fechtand Miss Nora 0 Callag-
han were married by Father Dempsey
at the Catholic church here.
George Orowson was clerk Of the
Globe Hotel In Centralia
II FRANKIE opened shoe shop on the
west side Of the square over Phillips
store.
DIT Gentry travelled for the Mexico
Baking Powder Go.
T 4 Smith died at the residence Of
his father, Rev ] T Smith, Of south
Jefferson street.
Miss Mary McCune was employed to
teach q summer school at Auxvasse.
John King and Miss Mamie J s
Hook were married.
Mrs A @ Adams died at her home in
Auxvasse after a long illness.
Joe Creasey had public sale at his
farm 3 miles west of Mexico. Mr..
Creasey was soon to leave for Kansas,
Born, to Leslie Lee and wife a
daughter.
TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
WN Rosamond, OF this city, died In
the Baptist Samtarium In st. Louis.
Funeral was held at the Baptist
church here.
The remains of f Stockton were in
TERED In this city. Mr. Stockton died
in Cairo, Ill.
d W Talley died at bis home 10
miles north Of this city. He was
bachelor an lived at the place on
which he died for many years.
John d Johnson, of st. Louis, and
Miss Annie McIntire were married at
the brides home In this city.
Misses Mollle Fletcher and Stella
Lashu formed q partnership In the
dressmaking business at Laddonia.
Miss Minnie Muir and Chas L ALI
son were wed.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1907-03-07

one meeting Of the Association this
year. This meeting will likely be
held In st. Louis either In June or
September. II may be better TO hold
1t early In June, 50 that those who de-
sire can attend the Jameston Exposi-
tion at the time the National Asso-
ciation meets there. On account Of
the Interstate commission ruling it
would appear that the association
cannot take an excursion as usual.
This will not interfere with the busi-
ness Of the Association, as the men,
bers are all interested In its work, land
the organization will continue 10 grow
no matter whether transportation is
extended on tising contracts or
not.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1907-03-07
BIG STORM SPREADS
RUIN OVER ENGLAND,
Devastating Blasts Which Sweep
Britain From End to End Work
Havoc-Loss to Shipping is
Huge.

London, Feb. 25.-From bright, sun
ny and springlike weather, with the
parks and gardens gay with snowdrops
and crocuses, we have this week found
ourselves plunged back to the depths
Of winter with one of the worst and
most devastating storms ever exper-
fenced throughout the United King
dom.
Widespread havoc has been caused
on the and, with considerable num-
Der Of casualties, while all around these
islands the coast Is strewn and dis
abled vessels. Lifeboats everywhere
have had a busy time.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1907-03-07
ASKS JOB TO EVAN.
GELIzE WORLD.
Would Take Contract With 1000
Workers and $6,000,000 Annu-
ally.

Omaha, Feb. 24.-At the intersyno-
dical missionary conference Of the
Presbyterian church to-day Robert q.
Speer, senior secretary Of the board OF
foreign missions, asked for the con-
tract OF evangelizing the world during
the lifetime Of the present generation.
Detailed estimates, he said, assign
to the Presbyterian church 100, 1000, ,0o0
people for evangelization.
To accomplish this gigantic under.
standing Speer told the delegates from
the hundred Presbyteries 1t would re-
quire 1000 men and women mission
iaries and SO, COO, 900 annually.
"Give US the workers and the s6,'
00O, 900 year and we will contract te
evangelize the 1o0,0Oo,OOO souls in Sc
many years." he said.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1907-03-07
BOY SHOOTS HAND AND LOSES
FINGERs-PULT0N TO HAVE
PAVED STREETS = LIVED
SEVENTY FIVE YEARS
IN BOONE COUNTY
ONE OF NOR
CANS RAID
FRS DEAD.
Methodist Conference, Inc lding Five
Missouri Counties, Meets at Gen.
tralia- Prize Winning Cattle
Are in Missouri.

The Methodist district conference
including the counties of Audrain,
Galloway, Boone, Randolph and Mont
gomery will meet this year at Contra
liza, Mo-, beginning the first week In
April. This is always largely attend
ed.
For the first time In the history OF
Fulton, the city council has ordered
paved streets. The ordinance pro-
vldes for paving the streets on all four
sides OF the court house, and on Court
street as far north as the Odd Fellow
building, and as far west as J. X.
Smiths grocery
Fl II Rice, living near Harrisburg, is
a genuine old settled In Boone coun-
| ty. He was born there seventy-iiya
years ago and has resided Ia that coun-
ty ever since. He bought the l6O-acre
farm where he lives from tine govern
ment, paving twelve aud a half cents
an acre.
Minks have succeeded In carrying
off about | so of Capt. Will Eller's,
of Auxvasse, faithful pullets this wi n
ter and the Captain proposes to stop
1t by the use of deadfalls. That's a
heavy loss on our good bachelor friend
and would make any good house wife
weep much less man. Review.
Frank Charleton, a youth Of seven
teen, who lives near Columbia while
hunting Friday afternoon had his left
hand badly lacerated by the explosion
of one barrel Of the shot gun he was
using. The doctor had to amputste
thh finger next to the little one. The
little finger is SO badly bruised that it
may be necessary to amputate 1t al
so.
Speaking of cattle, Walter WilliamE
says that DR. + B Mumford, head Of
the department of animal husbandry
in the Missouri Agricultural college,
is authority for the statement that
Missouri possesses more prize winning
pure bred herds than any state In the
Union. One Of eighty-four first and
champion prizes won by Hereford cat
tie In North America, Missouri has
won fifty and all the rest Of North
America thirty-four.
Horace Alton, a native of Oregon,
Mo-, who was a member OF Morgan's
raiders in the Clval War, died in the
City Of Mexico last week. After the
capture of the Morgan raiders Alton
was continued In the Rock Island fed
eral prison. From there he escaped
aud fled to Mexico. He swore never
to return to the United States II the
Confedracy was Idefeated. He spent
his time In Mexico without taking an
oath Of allegiance to the republic, =
Fulton Telegraph.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1907-03-07

At least twenty-five houses sh ould
be built between now and the first
day OF May 80 that the employees OF the
Mexico sLoe factory can have
homes. The Importance Of the shoe
factory Is not bsing appreciated by
the citizens Of Mexico. Ia order to
make this institution bring results as
calculated we must not only furnish
the labor, but must furnish homes for
those employed,
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1907-03-07
Mrs. J. w. Lees Mother Dead

Mrs wv Lee, Sr., OF this city, Thurs
day morning received a telegram stat
ing that her mother, Mrs Martha Gar
yer, of Cunningham, Kansas, died
Wednesday night. The remains were
brought to Moberly, NO., Friday
for interment.
Mrs Lee has the sincere sympathy
other many friends In the loss Of her
mother.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1907-03-07

N06 some reason, unknown to the
x1an11emznt subscriptions to the
T,En0xa during the past few days
ha>1 1<&n unusually numerous with.
our nj zalicitation. The joke of 1t
n. xo <1e6 al the time that every
BODY US fading the Mexico LEDGER,
and 15ozEht everybody was subscrib-
Inc fo< = We still have room for
any ubo Eesire to be placed on the
rosi 0f honor.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1907-03-07
NJ lQeekly Ledger
I'D nuBscRIBERs.

NyeFy body onlng the LEDGER on
subscription will receive a letter
shortly Informing them Of the
faet The LEDGER, like all other
uelI regulated business institu-
tlons, tries 10 begin the new year
with a'l of lis debts paid and this
takes al the money owing us. II
you Nent 70 head of the letter,
1.y yoursubscription Immediately.
xh6 data opposite your name on
the nz4eKIn Of the paper tells the
titno q which you are paid. The
LEpaH1i u u per year when paid
a Advance. Don't get behind and
theo complain that you was not
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1907-03-07
An Artificial Horse.

The Mexico Implement and Har-
ness Co. has purchased q st Louis con-
cern an artificial horse, which they
have placed 10 the show window Of
their establishment on the northeast
corner Of the square. The horse is
life size, dark in color and wearing a
set Of fancy harness has all the appear
ence Of a real live animal Of the ex-
cellent variety. 1t is needless to say
it has attracted no little comment and
has proven quite success as an adver.
tising feature. Mr.. Hamilton, one Of
the members OF the firm assures the
LEDGER that the horse is thoroughly
city broke and is by no means fright.
ened at automobiles, brass bands, cir
Gus parades, etc., and stands without
hitchlng.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1907-03-07
NEWS OF MACCABEE
CONVENTION.
Miss Elizabeth Sanford, Of This City
Alternate For Delegate to Su-
preme High Review in Chica-
go-Moberly Women Made
Lieut.. State Commander.

The Maccabee convention held in
Kansas City, Wednesday, was called
for the especial purpose Of electiDg
three delegates to the supreme high
review In Chicago. Miss Elizabeth
Sanford, Of this city, was elected an
alternate to the convention.
Mrs. Lillian M. HOLSTER, Of Detroit,
Mich, supreme commander of the en-
tire order, occupied the chair at the
meeting. Miss Bina West, Of Port
Huron, Mich, supreme record keeper,
aided in the officiating. Mrs. Esther
Tracy Risdon, of st. Louis, Mrs. Mar
jorie Nicholson OF Scdalla, and Mrs.
Mary Gill OF st. Joseph, were elected
as delegates. And the alternates were
Mrs. Clara Roch OF st Louis, Mrs.
Emma Carlson Of Kansas City and
Miss Elizabeth Sanford of Mexico.
Mr.. Mary NJ. Busch OF Moberly was
made State Lieutenant Commander
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1907-03-07


X1Ik plan adopted by the Mexico
LHDoza that monthly settlements
- 1d8ds with all Of It's advertisers
seems q meet with the cordial ap-
pro<tI of <he business men Of Mexico.
Tnc E1naER pays all OF It's employees
x<ek|{ zad all OF Its other bill month
~ k11ertising, job work and daily
soos1riptions are due on the first OF
t1ch 1ionth; weekly subscriptions are
dutY carly In advance. II this system
"A adopted BY all OF the business men
of MEXICO small amount OF money
wan transact large amount of busi-
ness Wnen every dollar OF indebted
ness II town like Mexico is cleared
ur On the first Of each month abandent
peace aid prosperity abounds with
everY body.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1907-03-07
|MACCABEES EXCLUDE
MARGARET KUEHLER
KANSAS CITY C0ECLAyE HELD
BEHIND CLOSED DOORS BY
ACUREDTTED DELEGATES
WHO REFUSE ADMIT
TANCE T0DIssENT-
ING MEMBER.
Trouble Originated in Incident at
St. Louis Several Weeks Ago
Over Marriage Of Mrs. Bal
kie, Well Known in This
City Convention En-
dorse Her.

1t was behind doors closed to all ex-
cept the accredited seventy-eight de-
legates, thereby denying admission to
Miss Margaret Koehler, the triennial
convention OF the Maccabees Of the
World opened at the Coates House
Wednesday In Kansas City.
The action Of the organization 10 ex-
cludlng all visiting members was much
OF surprise and was considered a
diplomatic. step to avoid scene, in
which Miss Margaret Koehler, first
wife OF w. A. Sommers, and the pre-
sent Mrs. w. A. Sommers would have
undoubtedly played no small part.
Following the ruling the convention
adopted q resolution OF confidence in
Mrs. Sommers, thus giving the st
Louis woman decided victory. She
was Mrs. Baikie formerly and has
visited In this city on numerous oc.
cassions. The differences between
Mrs. Sommers and Miss Koehler first
became public several weeks ago in
st Louis, preceding the formers mar.
raigs to Sommers, when the divorced
wife denounced Mrs. Blaikie at a meet
ing Of the order.
ATTACK WAS RUMoRED.
A report had gained credence that
Miss Koehler was planning sensa-
tional attack on the present Mrs. SOM
mers, in an endeavor to GUST Mrs Som
mers from the Office OF commander OF
the order In Missouri, based upon the
conduct Of the present commander In
becoming the wife OF Mr.. Sommers
after Miss Koehler had obtained al
divorce decree.
The faction supporting Mrs. SOM
mers stated emphatically that the
contest would not be considered to-
day, and Miss Koehler's following was
just as emphatic that 1t would. How
ever the first announcement this
morning was that no one would be ad-
mitted to the meeting except accredit-
ed delegates, and as Miss Koehler was
nota delegate to the conelave she, of
course was barred from the meeting.
Mrs. Lillian Hollister, Of Chicago,
supreme commander Of the order,
presided. The action of Mrs. Hollis
ter in making the sessions executive
and her ruling that the purpose Of
the meeting was merely to select de-
legates to the supreme convention,
precluded the expected fight.
The following delegates to the Su.
preme Convention were elected: Mrs.
Esther Ridon, st. Louis; Mrs. Mary
Gill, st. Joseph; Mrs. Mary Nicholson. :.
Sedalia.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1907-03-07

Adolphus Busch passed through
Mexico, Friday afternoon, with a train
OF three cars and private car, "Adol-
phus, en- route from California to ST.
Louis. Mr. Busch went to California
for his health, but finds there Is no
climate better than that Of Missouri.
"They all come back.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1907-03-07

The storm has been accompanied by
heavy rains in some parts and by blind
ing snow in others. Even London
has witnessed another heavy snowfall,
though not quite SO bad as the last,
when traffsc was SO seriously interfer-
red with.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1907-03-07
If You Read This

II will be to learn that the leading medic
cal writers and teachers Of all theeevefal
schools Of practice recommend IN the
strongest terms possible. each and every
Ingredient entering into the composition
Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
for the cure OF weak stomach, dyspepsia.
catarrh Of stomach, sliveg. complaint
torpid liver, or biliousnesA chrQpio bowel
affections, and ell catarrhal diseases N
whatever region, name OF pat1fe; ~ :
also spcissS ss%ssy tSF ss 81 sqaH SnfSSc ses
fions and their fssultahts, Is bronchial,
throat and lung disease Except eonsump:
tionJ accompanied With seyere coughs. 10
is not So rood for hcute colds and coughs,
but for lingering, Or chronic cases u y
sfspec1as fsppt curss H scccSssISs Blaek dksTy bart
Golden Seal roct, BlppdroQt Stone root
Mandrake root and Queeus rool-.an o.
whiph arc highly praised q remedies for
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iese; @ Prot. HarS, 81 The UnIy. pf Pa.I
nets IL Med. tOiIese'' cSlsseS; Pief, John
King, n, Il. Of CincInnstl Prqy Sohp
Edwin MH1M ~. D., OF Hahnemhuni
otherS e9a1lly Smlnens In their several
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ls HE FIN possible guaranty Of ita merits,
A alance az this published formula will
show that aGoldep MaGesl Discovery
contains no poisonous, harmful or habit-
forming drugs and no alcohol-chemically
pure. triplsfednsd slycsxine being 2 Hsed e
Instead. Glycerius u entirely ppooiec,
ti5nable and besides Is q most Hs{nl egeni
q the cure Of al stomach as vel asnron.
chiai. throaS and lung kfeetioqs. There
"a th9 highest msdics3 snttority Tor iti
use ia Slf such ceses The .piseoverys Y
nsSIeinsI rOols ~ Ia / "a nd i
Al 6odklet of extracts FROM .eminsnA
medical authorities, endorsing IL ngre
Hents naiitd fra bp requezk Address
Dr. h. '. 7. co. Buffalo, n. Z.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1907-03-07
w. F. Reed Seriously Ill.

In answer to a telegram DR.. J, f..
Reed left for st Louis Friday night to
visit his brother, W + Reed, formerly
Of Mexico, who is dangerously i'll.
Mr. Reeds many friends in Mexico
hope that Mr. Reed will soon recover
his good health. 1t is reported that
Mr. Reed will have to undergo very
serious operation.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1907-03-07

w understand that arrangements
sre being made to secure list Of the
cnrc1Ic 6eadbeats In Mexico, so they
ca1 be placed with the credit men in
oIl our mercantile establishments.
1.h1t Il 1 good idea.