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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23
AUDRAIE.


win Shields sold hogs for So TO go
the last half Of April and the month
of June, TO J. +. Humans.
I'd. Dulany bought 20 head Of calves
TO feed from @. Garvln at sS5 per
bead.
w. g. Baker bought one pair OF
work mules for $500 from James Nit
chell.
Homer Sweeny bought q nice bunch
Of heifer calves paying from sli to so
per head.
John Ess sold 10 J. +, humans a tat
COW at 81 per pound also nine 2l5 10,
hogs &C 4Ec 10 20 this week.
Ebb Mallory sold two fat heifers for
&c and a bunch OF rat nogs Tor %, to
20 this week.
Fountain and Bartee boughta bunch
OF two year old feeders of |. y. Daw-
son for Sc.
Sam Smith 10 remodeling his resi-
dence and placing other valuable I'm
proyements on his farm.
Rufus Swellings has moved bis
family from Columbia TO bis new Inn
proved farm near Clark.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23

Purdy carries sheep dip by the gal.
Ion or barrel. Special prices IN 5 gal.
lon lots In bulk. See him before you
buy. sat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23
Composed Of Competent Men.

Mex1coferry y santa re Irect-
ion Company is composed Of men
worthy the publics condolences, and
their proposition is one that will not
fail to attract the business men and
investors. We bespeak success for the
road when completed and heartily en-
dorse the enterprise. and recommend
1t to any one seeking an investment
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23

When you want sheep dip remem,
Der Purdy has the best. sat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23

S. NJ. Williams, OF Martinsburg,
was In town Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23

We pay top prices, cash or trade, for
live stock and country produce.
6-2t ~Sannebeck's Market.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23

With Security gall cure Purdy will
cure your horses while they work.
Guaranteed. Sat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23

F. Amos was here from Martins
burg, Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23
Traded for Texas Land.

purdy stands back Of every box Of
Security gall cure sold SIT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23

Our citizens we're considerably e.
cited oyer the fact that 10th OF our
dry goods stores were entered ias.
Tuesday night. Fentz and BarneS's
store door was wrenehed open with an
old iron bar taken from q scrap pile Of
old iron. very little was missed. a
fex pains Of shoes and all the pennies
In the cash draWer.
&c Maxwell's store was entered
through 3 broken window In the rear
end Of the building. The cash drawer
was robbed Of quite 3 quantityo OF PEN
mics, and a small package Of postage
stamps, . pair or two Of pants . oox
Of razors, and = few pocket knives
was all that was missed. The robbers
we're very moderate In their selections
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-23
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEEI
OF TRUST.

Whereas. j. j. McCully and Bertha A.. Nc
Gully his wife, by their certain deed ofTrust
dated March 18th, A. D.. 1905, duly acknowl-
edged and recorded In the deed OF Trust
records within and for AudTain County.
Missouri.in Book "Snat page "584" conveyed
to the undersigned Trustee. the following
described real estate. situate in Audrain
county, Missouri, hat Is to say Lots Five
80 and six t6l Of Block -Four az OF Ladd's
addition to the7S8ty Of Mexico. Missouri,
together with the wagon factory n f0un'
dry building and iron furnace or cupola at
tached thereto situated on said property,
excepting here from all other machinery To-
Gated in said building, which said convey
ance was made in trust TO secure the pay.
ment OF n certain promissory note In said
deed Of trust described and whereas said
note so secured by said deed OF trust, Is o
past due and unpaid. Therefore, /, X. II.
Edmonds, the Trustee named in said deed
OF Trust, at the request OF the legal holder
Of said note, Will on
FRIDAY, APRIL Gath, 1908,
proceed to sell the property above described
at public vendue to the highest bidder at
the front door Of the Court House in Mexi.
co, Missouri, for cash to pay SAT- debt and
the costs n expenses of executing this
trust.
II. II. EDMONDs, Trustee.
First Insertion April 2, 1908. ttd
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Notice.

\ recent ruling of the post
office department requires pub
fishers of weekly newspapers to
discontinue all subscriptions
that are one year or more be-
hind. We are allowed until April
l to comply with this require.
ment, after which time all sub
scriptions not paid to April l
1907 Tor beyond that date) will
be cut off. We have no choice
IN the matter, being compelled
to conform to the regulations of
the postofflce department.
Now, we ask all our subscrib-
erS WHO are in arrears and want
the paper continued, to come up
and settle their accounts be-
fore April l, while those delin-
quents who do not care to have
the paper any more will confer
a favor to notify us and at the
same time pay what they owe
for past service. We ask that
prompt attention be given to
this matter, as there is but lit
tie time for delay.
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Notice..

The agricultural Department"
is issuing some very excellent Bull
letins and l am very anxious for ev-
ery one in the district to secure one
of these papers or a few of them
that will be most helpful to him,
and to that end l am sending to ev-
cry one whose name | can get one of
these "bulletins" on the back a.
which is a list of the things treated
upon. Anyone can select a few of
these and send me the numbers Sc.
lected and | will send them as long
as my quota of them lasts.
l will be glad to hear from anyone
who does not get one of these bulle-
tins, that may send one to him.
] E ELLERBE,~-
House of Rep, 4
5.7-1t. Washington, D. c.
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OYERTAXED.
Hundreds Of Kingslree Readers Know
Whatit Means.

The kidneys are over taxed; have
too much to do. They lell about it
ia many aches and pains-Backache
sideache. headache, early symptoms
of kidney ills. Urinary troubles,
diabetes, bright's disease follow.
Mrs NJ E Pipkin, living on Church
street, Msnning, S c, says: 81 suff-
cred from dull, nagg'ng backaches
and had distressing pains through
my kidney regions. I Was very rest
less at night and in the morning
felt tired and languid, having no
strength or energy. l was greatly,
annoyed by the kidney secletions,
they being very frequent in action
and when allowed to stand contain
ed dark sediment. I read about
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured them
and began their use in accordance
with the directions. | have dlrived
great relief from this remedy as the
secretions from the kidneys have be-
come clear, the backaches and pains
have vanished aud can rest we'll
at night. | have no hesitancy in
recommending Doan's Kidney Pills
to anyone suffering from backacae
or a kidney weakness"
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffa-
10, New York, sole agents for tho
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
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Notice to Democrats.

Notice is hereby given to all clubs
not represented in the County Con-
vention, held on May 4, that they
meet and re. organize on Saturday,
May 80, each club electing officers
and a member of the executive
committee.
Clubs recognizing on that date
WI notify the secretary, giving
names of officers and executive conf
mitteemen in order that they may
be enrolled. Attention is call to
the fact that under the constitution
clubs not re organizing will have to
Join other clubs before they are ellg-
ible TO vote in the primary election.
CIV WOLFE, A d WILLIAMS,
Sec't'y. Pres.
5.7-2t
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kingstree l.: !;

boro ro+ suo MlOllCdN
s"hs.;,Uto tOt ,n ,,n.3ft will
ficulties of cant the ne
hos hesn oicl{ lisRcribe t.
~: Lowing nG, s.of IL
out. dates g. oi
Several Di :
| hereby a.
egates IN the didate for I.
nresnmad tb. Williamsbur"
regulations {.
re-organize. (
gives notice Thankin l5t
constitution support iona
nounce NM
ICES us memotion to tCOUN
another club he rule. YEA
lnis Is aa 'n;earse regu
hope to havee~ .he two ,
club not represente' -
ton. ure Of
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For Sheriff.

thereby announce myself candidate
in the coming primary for re election
to the office of Sheriff of Williamsburg
county, subject to the rules and regu-
lations of the Democratic party and
pledge myself to abide the result Of the
primaries. l earnestly ask the sup
port of the Democratic voters, and il
elected, pledge nay constant efforts to
discharge the duties Of the office to the
satisfaction of nay fellow-eitizens.
GEO. J. GRAHAM.
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Mr. John Riha. Mining, Ia, says
81 have been selling DeWitt's Kid.
ney and bladder pills for about a
year and they give better satisfac-
ton than any pill I ever sold. There
are dozen people here who have
nsed them and they give perfect
satisfaction in every case. l have
used them myself with fine results.
Sold by W L Wallace.
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Death OF a Child.

DIED:-On Monday May 4, 1908,
at 1 o'clock p m, Philip, infant
son of Mr. and Mrs P P Bethea,
aged ten months. The remains
were taken to Mallory, Marion coun-
ty, on Tuesday evening, accompani'
ed by Mr. and Mrs Bethea, Mr. E B
Hallman and Rev J E Mshafey.
Tenderest sympathy is felt for the
bereaved parents by every one in
town.
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Local and Personal

Read ssNotice to Democrats -
Wnat ia the matter with the can
didates?
See notice of examination for
Winthrop College scholarship.
MrJA Gee of Single called yes
terday and renewed his subscription.
Hrn J Davis Carter favored The
RECORD with a pleasant call Mon
day.
Mr. j f Hair of Greelyville was a
welcome visitor at The RECORD
Office Monday.
Here it is almost the middle of
may aud only five announcements
from candidates.
Our friend, Mr. j W MeCutcEen
Of Lake City found time Tuesday to
pay us his respects.
Mr. L Thomas, of the Cades
section, paid US his respects Monday
while in town.
Mr. r j Parrott of Lake City
was among the number of our pleas
ant visitors Monday.
Mr. A E Mccullough of Trio
gave US the pleasure of his company
a brief while Monday.
Mr. John Tilton of Scranton was
in town Monday on business and
called at our sanctum.
Mr. W p Brown, one of our loyal
frisn nds at Leo, remembered to call
on the editor Monday.
Mr. L E Burkett, our friend of
many years, was here Saturday and
favored US with visit.
Mr. A c Stewart, one of our ralu.
ed Lake City subscribers, visited us
Monday while in kingstree.
After May Is, the price of the
paper will be advanced to S1.25.
Those paid IN advance get it for 81.
Among our friends who called to
the office Monday we were pleased
to see Mr. | H Sauls of Lake City.
Mr. w B Brown of Leo called to
see us Monday and bestowed COM
fort on US of the" cart wheel varie-
y.
Mr. NJ S Buffkin of Cades an
nounces his candidacy for the office.
of coronerssin this Issue. See his
card.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-05-08

When the baby is ero~r
you xorried and wc-" ill
Iina THAI a iitil- Gaseas, well
known remedy for sabies aud chill
ssren, will quiet the little one in
short time. The ingredients are print
ed plainly on the bottle, contains no
opiate. Sold by W L Wallace.
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same money.

same money.
The $1,000 Guarantee Invest
ment Home Purchasing Bond,
issued by the Southern States
Trust Company of Columbia,
S G, upon which they are grant.
ing 6 per cent loans for 10!
years will enable you to buy or
build anywhere or to lift your
mortgage. Be your own land
lord.
Worth investigating. Do 1t now.
Address W. G.. FURSE, General
Agent, Columbia, S. G.
57tf
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Worth investigating. Do 1t now.
Notice to Creditors.

All persons having claims against the
Estate of H Van Keuren will present
same duly attested, and those indebted
to the said Estate will make payment
TO MARGARET E VANKEUREN,
4-3O-4t Qualified Administrators.
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I1S.

.dS.
1ill be pub
Ipaign at the fol
nUuneemcnt does
words: State and
0;COunty candi-
,roner.
nysef as a can
g., coroner for
.-oject to the
scratic primary.
5 BUFPKIN.
ny friends for their
asst, I respectfully an
a candidate for re-elec-
&c of coroner, subject to
lie Democratic party. l
6eran, having served four
war, and during the term
l have tried to do my duty.
ly ask your support in the
'ary.
e K GAMBLE.
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Monday from Lambert and while
here favored us with an agreea ble
visit.
Mr. J J Eaddy of Jay dropped in
Monday to see us. Jay" Is assur.
ed that the latch string is always
dangling.
DR. W S Lynch was here Monday
as a delegate from Scranton, and in
cidentally shaking hands with his
many friends.
Mr. S P Cooper of Suttons, one
of our esteemed subscribers, called
Monday and showed up his expira.
tion date year.
Mr. W w Tisdale of Morrisville
dropped in to see US Tuesday and
planked down disc of "the white
metal"
Miss Mabls Levy Of Georgetown
and Miss Sadie Gacavaio Of Brook
lyn, N Y, ege guests of Mr. and Mrs
H G Askins.
Mr. W W Lynch of Lake City
took the opportunity of renewing
his subscription Friday of last week.
Friday is not always unlucky.
Mr. W G Wilson, one of our intel
ligent and representative farmeY,at'
tended the county convention and
took a lively part in the proceedings.
Mr. and Mrs W N Jacobs of
Georgetown, and Messrs Julian,
Louis and Cecil Jacobs of Charles
ton visited their parents in town
Sunday.
MIR j ] Brown, Sr, of Florence
was noted in town Monday shaking
hands with his friends. Mr. Brown
is an enthusiastic veteran and does
much to keep alive the organization.
Friends, remember that our final
time limit is May Is. If you have
not paid by that time we are forced
to discontinue your paper, matters
not who you are. We have given
more than reasonable notice.
Among the graduates of the S c
Medical College of Charleston at
its recent commencement, the fol-
lowing Williamsburg boys are not
ed:Harlie Stafford Feagan, Harpera;
Myers Richardson Matthews, ,Scran-
ton(pharmacy)
The State Press association will
meet in Gaffney June 1918. The
RECORD has been assigned for dis
cussion the following subject: "To
What Extent Should Newspapers
Give the Free Use of Their Columns
to Candidates.
Two aspirants for congress in the
sixth district were "in our midst
this week, Mr. P A Hodges of Ben
nettsville and Mr. j r Coggeshall
of Darlington. Both these candi-
dates are vigorous campaigners and
will doubtless make things lively
for their competitors.
We call special attention to the
Southern States Trust Co., which
appears in this issue. Full inform
alton as to the working of the com.
pany may be had by applying to W
Carlisle Furse, General Agent, Col
umbia, S c., who invites the fullest
investigation as to their methods.
This issue Of THE RECORD is
printed one day late. In fact it mas
been extremely difficult to get the
paper out at all, One of our print
ing force has been sick for the past
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For Treasurer.

We are authorised to announce the
candidacy of ]. Wesley Cook for reap
pointment to the Office Of County Treas
urer, subject to the rules of the Demo-
cratic primary.
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Wanted!

to help you own
your home, busi-
ness house, farm
or to lift a mort
gage.
paying rent and pay
tor a home with the
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For Auditor.

We are authorized to announce the
candidacy of J. ]. B. Montgomery for
re-appointment to the office OF county
Auditor, subject to the rules of the
Democratic primary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
THE DEADuEST ENEMY or THE
HUMAN RACE

"The most extensive OF all the morbid MENTAL conditions
which reflect themselves dsastrousy the human system
Is the state Of fear SAYS Dr. VIM H. Holcomb at has many
degrees graduaon from the OF extreme Alarm fright
terror down the slightest shade of apprehension OF inn
pending evil But all along the line IT is tho thinga
paayzng impression upon the of ie which pro-
duce through the agency Of the system vast variety
OF morbid symptoms in every tissue of the body"
Psychologists tell that fear impoverishes the blood by
Interfering with assimilation and cutting off nutrition. IL low
and physical vitality and weakens every element OF
strength
demorazes character destroys ambition induces or
disease parayze happiness in self and Others and
blocks achievement
The deadly thing for marring human lives IS fear
And is utterly useless II do nothing for us but
harm Wh right understanding OF conditions there can be
fear without right understanding fear is unavaing.
The foe overcome that makes outside obsta-
ces dwinde pgmes in comparison is this enemy fear
Conscious power exists within The mind OF every sentien
being Sometimes its existence may be unrcalzed but Il IS
l, Is be developed and brought FORTH like the
culture that obstinate beautiful flower the orchid To
allow remain dormant 70 place oneself IN obseur to
trample ones opportunities to smother ones faculties
Conscious power clears away the mst routs fear points
the OF his destiny. and bids him hitch his
wagon" thereto. II he allows fear hold him and whisper
'You may iawa" he hesi,ate weskens himself and the
chance slips away.
Fight fear zcalousy you would fight tuberculosis
typhoid II has destroyed vitality and energy than both
combined.
Down with feari TrampIc ii under foot you would a
viper power within your soul stand forth
boldly and lead you success and happiness.
II is matter Of thought. Of will, Of development
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
SAMMY AND SAMBO


sammy We don't know how y
spell that word
Tho Professor. What wordg
Sammy. Ciairvoyant 900
The Professor You boys are I'm.
posing on mo. ia better give out
the words.
sambo Yo' don haf 10. Dcy's
done give out. eyyah. cy.yah. cyl
yahl
The Professor. No thoy haven't
given out Here's one, Spell dis.
sambo All KANT, Ah's got a
aebere cold
The Profesaori Sammy. can you
spoil aomuambuliamY
SAMMY; Sure What nsmbnliam
do You want me 10 spell1
The Professor. Both OF you 20
down 10 the foot Of the class.
sammy Say. professor. has the
class got two foctT
The Professor. Yes.
Sammyi Then II you'd buy ahOen
for it they'd have 10 be olaaBmates.
wouldn't they7
The Professor The ciaaa will
now sing little song.
Sammy and Bamb0 lainF).
Cat r. awful tough to spell.
We don't know how its written,
A smaller word would do as well,
So try us once on kitten"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
a HOME FOR EVERY MAN

In this free country with universal education with the
richest natural in the world needing only develop
ent by Of labor and capital produce wealth enough
lift the entire population above the fact remains that
the numbers OF the abcboded poor very great and the
condition is confined to hard times.
Ten million people-an eighth Of the entire population
are condition OF what may be considered extreme
Yet stated good statistical authority that within
hundred miles Of New York city where there very large
poverty population there hundreds Of abandoned
farms with thousands OF acres of idle land
Not only this true but within the territory named there
allowed each year thousands OF bushels Of
apples garden stuff and other produce much OF being LETT
the ground.
Something like this be said Of every city where
ployed people found in large numbers.
II all the unemployed people who could get work in the
cities they wanted it. earning and oil who
not employment in the cities would seek in the country
would be decided decrease in poverty only hard
times period, but at all periods.
The marvellous possibilities OF the millions OF Of
land this country only beginning be realized In
farming is making the land wonderfully productive
who viii bring intelligence and energy to bear upon H.
The world yet had too much to eat and and
provide shelter.
There be overproduction in this line long
there is left hungry mouth or ragged back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11

An oidTlmo Dime Museum Stunt
Revived
ny Kid M. DAILY.
Tho Profouaorl How are you
noys2 Can you apelif
aambol shuah. boss.
Sammy Why. We wrote the die.
tionary.
Tho Profeeaorl Wen. what can
you spell.
sambo; wohda.
Tho Professor. What kind OF
words.
Sammy. Hard words.
The Professor. Well. spell a hard
word for me,
sammy ROCK. rock.
The Professor. don't call that
a hard word. You'll have 10 spell a
harder one than that.
sammyl How'a thIai RAIL rail-
ROAD read SAND sand
WI.C-H witch. railroad sandwich.
Tbs Professor, Tut. tut, after
ihat9'd better have samb0 spell an
easy one. Go ahead samb0 and
spell an easy one.
samboi FAR far ME-R, far
mor.
Tho Professor; Nov. ono Of you
s~all A medium word
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11

Tse osd'ise fairy tale. ~hieh DC.
psSoa tse ascpmothsr a. a cruel acre.
has warped and discolored the lives
OF hundreds Of children. II il al.
ree,ly responsible for the prejudice
even grown people feel for their IA.
TIERS second wife.
"Cnosella" is the ssoa popular
ard weissy knewu Of the aaemeth.
or" stories II has done inealcu.
lahs harm 10 ina@ntlW mlse
vs'aws IN ssse child mind. yet its
chpa1sa as. >. scvseat Il wfll newer be
barred from me nursery.
srefsDothera are a much nssirned
nesa. Il IL tos much 10 expect
c-nery asesp~otner sa he IN aosscs
Thn woris be ar rNis~Jssps NJ TO
expect every mother to Do ideal.
every dIsiIssaar ss1eas and un@etassh
sad aevoesd to hoe psrenss,
iNo ns~sss how hsssh and. crsal
iaro d. sri-sirstea a mother may be
s-le sewer ,uclws the pwssie cnnaers
nas bon melted os so generotsesy ~
t,e woman whs attempts to mother
lpasa a-s gesan's rsildres.
Sturdy she tsoss s.fssc.iN voeas3on
dn ans ~ ps he wise. .ereeo. aressg
spepas 70 rsuerl Noibs,g egs great
lsse ce.sa lead wosp@u 10 pitt her.
scff IN sussh an asonv'eos oe atsoa
Hp@ r-ust be- wise ss cosapre M q d
naetts lets ana emotions the child 4.
SELF does not understand careful
MOI to infrlnH its r,snta In the
'si,ssatsa desree, strong eaosgh "a
ayo sos own life and ts'ee ec own
place 10 tho hols.'bo.d without
sin@ns 20 anyoue. eves the first
wtfo's relatives.
The mother who speaks dlsparax
isgly OF atopmothors before her
chilsren makes n great mistake
TIE children Tor whom she would
sacrifice llfe Itself u necessary may
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11
BRYAN AND MS NEIosiBORs

In informal talk to his Lincoln negbors who called
yesterday morning congratulate him upon his nomination.
Mr. Bryan gave expression sentiments that will do
as all good TO read Mr. Bryan said:
Il like believe that every American citizen prefers the
triumph OF that which is right the triumph Of that which he
may believe to be right if he IS in fact, mistaken And my
friends building this basis both earnest and
charitable for if love country love party
desire the triumph Of justice than the triumph OF
opinions prepared for either victory defeat for if
win know that the victory only be permanent it
deserved victory and know that II defeat comes it can
only be temporary are in fact right and those who win
wrong and thus believing in the omnpotence Of truth
prepared TO each other upon honest footing
discuss differences honestly bow submissivey the will
Of the people and pray that whichever party wins the
trys good may be preserved"