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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23
100 YEARS OLD.
Grandma Sa'rdeyson, Of DeHIa. No.,
Has LfOcd a Long and Useti.I Life.

Grandma Sanderson Is q wonderful
woman. She Is in as good health to-
day as ever in her life, although she
Is over one hundred years old.
In a letter to the Peruna Drug Mfg.
Co, she gives the highest credit to Pc
runa for her excellent health and ex-
treme old age. Read what she says.
Surely Ghe evidence presented by
such cases as these ought not only to
dispel prejudice against Peruna, but
inspire confidence in II.
Il viii send you a picture that was
taken few weeks before my hun
dredth birthday.
Il am q true friend Of the Peruna
Company. I have derived great ben
eft from Peruna many times. I can
say Iregard Peruna a very great med
icine. ! found out the merit Of it q
good many years ago.
"A little more than two years ago /
contracted very severe cold, which
resulted in la grippe. Owing to the
severity Of the disease, and my ex-
treme age, my case was considered to
be very critical. I employed no doc
tor, but Peruna was the remedy /
used, and to-day my health is as good
as it ever was in my life,
However, still continue to take
Peruna, a spoonful every night before
retiring"
Peruna is an ideal tonic for old
people. 1t is a compound Of herbal
remedies that has besn known to the
medical profession for many years.
Peruna operates as tonic by cleans
ing and invigorating the mucous mem
braues. This explains why Peruna
has become so extensively known as a
catarrh remedy. Catarrh is amply a
condition Of depraved mucous mem
branes Peruna changes this deprav.
ity into heslthful vigor.
Agreat many old people use Peruna,
and would not be deprived oft for any
consideration.
People who object to liquid medi.
cines can now secure Peruna tableta
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

The increase in the mail that goes
through the local postoffice has be-
gun to remind the force that Christ
mas is almost here. "Since last
week the outgoing mail has increas-
ed considerably, while the incom-
ing, though heavier, is not as great
in proportion to the time Of year as
it was during last summer" said
Postmaster Geo. H. Kunkel, Tues
day.
That the outgoing mail has been
greater than the incoming during
the past few days, is due to the
fact that those who send presents to
distant states must start them in
time to reach their destination by
Christmas.
S. M. Richards, mail clerk on the
South Branch, says that the Christ
mas mail has begun earlier this year
TO get heavy than in the past, most
of it is composed Of Christmas pres
ents, going to distant States. Thurs
day and Friday morning is expected
to be the hardest days.
Postmaster Kunkel said Tuesday
morning that the mail did notseem
to be as heavy as In the years
past. He is holding to the old ad'
age, however, that There is al
ways a calm before a Storm" and
| is prepared to meet any increase
that may come.
One rule, II observed by the gen
eral public, tends to aid the EN-
ployes Of the post office depart
ment as much as any one thing
and that is, do not trouble thu
clerks about inquiring for your pack
ages until you have received no
tice that one is in the office TO
you, and then take that notic'
with you when you call for you
package. AS soon as piece 0
mail is received, 1t is delivered a
soon as it can be, or If a pack
age comes, you are promptly not
flied
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23
sANTE FE.

A Merry Christmas to the Led
ger and all of its readers.
Mrs. Jim. Camplin has been at
the bedside of her daughter, Mrs.
John Helzer near Molino.
Perry Dais paid out $2,146.64 for
turkeys last week.
There will be a Christmas tree
at the M. E. Church next Friday
night. Everyone invited.
Misses Josie Thompson, Alma
Bishop and Gertrude Davis, Messrs
Arthur Sharp and Alva Hanna spent
Sunday with Genia and Roe Peak.
The young people enjoyed
skating party last Saturday night.
John Dowell made business triI
to Hannibal last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23
ELM BEND.

Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Stewart left
Saturday for California where they
will make their future home. They
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Moore and wife, of St
relatives around Laddonia and Per
ry before leaving.
Preparations are being maoe Ior
a Xmas tree at Elm Bend Friday
night.
Josh Barnes and wife are visiting
relatives in Louisiana.
e. C. Smith has moved 10 Ms
residence in Laddonia.
John Sharp has public sale
to-day Monday, and will leave soor
for Oklahoma.
Hubert Moore of near Laddoni'
had n sale last Wednesday and ex
meets to locate in Southern Ne'
Mexico.
The little son of Hess Bowen wh
has been quite sick with pneum'
MIA is improving.
Houston Porter is cierKine IL
Major Haycraft.
Mr. Jno. Morris was quite sic
several days last week. put Is no
improving.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23
.MSR. GOEKEN FALLS
AND BREAKS ARM

Mrs. Jennie Goeken, a sister Of
Mr.. William Morris, of the Fried
man-Shelby shoe factory, fell, late
Monday evening, on the ice covered
walk In front of l. M. Richards
home on South Clark avenue, and
broke her arm. Her condition is
painful but not serious.
The accident occurred late in the
iarternoon. Sne has Deen a Doardcr
at Mrs. Albert Kennan's but was
forced to seek other apartments be
cause Of the fire in Mrs. Kennans
home Saturday night. She is rest
ing easier today.
This is the third time she ha'
broken her arm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

THE Ledger regrets very much
that it now appears as though Cook
was a fa1ir and did not reach the
North Pole. The Ledger was of the
opinion that both Cook and Peary
had been successful. Cook must
have horrible nerve, or else has
lost his mind. Instead of being a
great hero, he will be despised by
avarvhodv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

'EFERRING to the importance OF
law against carrying concealed
Fpons the Moberly Democrat ed
|lally says: 1T seems difficult to
n realize the full force and ef-
OF the new deadly weapon law
|ng caught with a deadly weapon
|your possession can cost one a
OF one thousand dollars and one
In jail. The least 1t can cost
Il line of one hundred dollars and
Y Gays in Jail. The purpose q
law is to absolutely stop the car
~ Of concealed weapons and i
n properly enforced viii do so
oIlicers should be exceedingly dill
nt IN enforcing this law as IL IL
P'ectlon to themselves and reduc
'ne risk of police duty if no on
''iowed to carry concealed wea
" If courts would apply the ja'
'ehee to every one found carr
concealed weapons the practie
8uld soon be broken up"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

county farms cooperate in making
these farms experiment stations
Wherever County Court desires to
take hold of this subject and devote
small part of the large acreage
that invariably belongs to each aims.
house to raising seed for dlstribu.
ton among the farmers of the coun-
ty, the State Board of Agriculture
and the. Agricultural College will
furnish experienced men to give
free instruction as to the best qual,
lty OF grain to plant and all other
needed information. The Governor
says this is the way for the State to
become the beneficiary of such
scientific knowledge about farming,
stock raising and other agricultural
and horticultural pursuits as 1t
possesses. If only half a dozen
County Courts will make the start
and give a sample Of the good that
can be accomplished, the Governor
believes all the other counties will
follow quickly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23
} Weekly Ledger
4 DOLLARS EASY MONEY

Twill give $500 in cash
|any person securing ten
n id-in-advance sub
Ebers for the Mexico
eekly Ledger, or $l.OO
4 three new subscribers.
Is is easy money. Any
bng man or woman can
Eilv make from one to
4 dollars by an hours
III in their neighbor-
bd. Do it now. This
n may be withdrawn at
4 time. The Weekly
to new subscribers
4 Jan. ], 1911 is only
Hin advance.
The Evening Ledger is
IN $4.OO per year in adj
6ce to those who live on
ral Routes in Audrain
lnty.
nple copies free.
R. M. White,
Editor and Proprietor
Mexico Ledger
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

Giles, Of Cleveland, o. The ranch
composes 2S4O acres, and has al
ways been considered valuablepiece
of property. owing to its fertility.
The price paid for the property was
S71 ,0O0.
Gillian County has a record OF
yaising about 100000 bushels of
grain each year. The purchasers
Of the property are wealthy capital
lists, who have been looking for
some time for a profitable invest
ment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

|beglns to look now as though
Walter Dlckey, chairman OF
State Committee
/ be a candidate for the Sen
sgalnst William Warner. Pro-
Ere Republicans in Missouri
like the idea Of Warner voting
Aldrlch every time on the tar.
hasura
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

THOSE interested in the electric
road who live south Of town are
subscribing for bonds literally, but
we are informed that the people
who live around Mollno are TAX
ing chance on Losing this road
Unless they subscribe for theil
part OF the bonds the route Of the
road will be changed. We sincerely
trust that all Interested will re
spond promptly and do their share
so there will be no need for any
change In the route.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23
MARRIAGE LICENSE
"F1 RECORD BROKEN,

HECOnD
Recorder Whitney had his mar
r,oge license record of in one
day broken wednesday, Those VINO
procured licenses were; ,,,,s
H. J. Amidon, Rails, and MISS
char,otte u. Colvert, Audrain Co.
wm Adams and Miss Mary Jeri'
cho. both of Mexico; T. T. soa WOO,
bridge and Miss Myrtle holsess ,.'
both of Audrain Co.; R. M Bro bfown \,
DV 1"droin and Miss Ethel M. Muir ol
callaway cana wa Co.; P. H. cauthOrn, Au u
Srain ] and Miss vinita cowherd, o
n,onroe Co; Walter Barnes and MIS-
Tanro Collen. both of Audrain CO.
d Archie Morris, Laddonia, an
Miss vesta Grainge, Ladoonla'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

WHEN you subscribe for the
Weekly Ledger as Christmas
present for a friend or for yourself
for 1910, be sure and secure back
numbers of the famous story, "Red
Mouse" which is attracting SO much
attention. No extra charge for
back numbers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23
WEDDING PROVES
SURPRISE

q. C. Nieman, a well known far
mer of this city, and Miss Eva Ka'
natzer,, popular school teacher at
Centralia, were married Sept. 4th,
in this city by the Rev. A. A. Wal
lace. They kept the ceremony Sc
cret until this time. Both have a
large number of friends who join
the Ledger in wishing them much
happiness and success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

h Mexico travelling men are
II all home for the Christmas
AVS. and report that they have
A splendid years business. The
Ling men who live in Mexico
bur very best boosters. Every
they go they always have q
j word for Mexico and its enter
] and hospitality. The Ledger
& all our people in wishing then
erry Christmas and a Happ!
i Year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

b Christmas season is here.
.redolent with happy thoughts
hood will. Now is the time to
4 your entry for the Ledger's
h,st contest. The more good and
4 thoughts we have in our minds
bore precious a storehouse 1t be
Il To be cheerful goes a long
howard being good.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

THE farmers along the proposed
electric line must do their part in
buying bonds, If the electric rail-
road is to be built. Everybody who
receives benefit from this enterprise
must cooperate in order to get re
suits.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23
TOWN TO BE RE-RouTED
FIRST OF YEAR,

The five city mail routes are to
be changed and equalized the first
of January Some of the routes
are vastly larger than others. The
Government insists that all houses
be numbered SO as to deliver the
mail more promptly. When all
houses have been numbered and
walks put down in the new addi-
t8rs Heause end edges s65od 5o the cffahce fft Me5 81
getting another carrier. This would
give Mexico the best of service.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23
EcLEADEAN LODGE
ELECTS OFFICERS

ELECTS OFFICERS
Ecleadean Lodge No. 125 Knights
of Pythias elected the following Of
ifcers for the ensuing year at their
meeting Dec. goth, 1909:
C. C.-Ben c. Barnes.
V. CT. ]. Hoxsey.
P.-Arthur Holmes.
NJ of W.-R. D. Worrell.
X. of R. G. s. & NJ. of F.-r. J.
Kelso.
NJ. of Exehequer-J. D. Mckee
M. at A.--D. G. Haskell.
I. &C. B. Lee.
o. G.-S. D. Stocks.
Trustee-D. G. Haskell.
After the election they went to the
Hoxsey Hotel, where they had luncf
and a smoker.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

rites subscribing for the
Ely Ledger. for themselves or
] Christmas gift to friends, will
Hirnished with back numbers con-
BIZ the initial chapters Of the
Bus story, RED Mouse" which
Atracting so much attention.
cribe now; the price is only
per year in advance, and you
BIZ the news all the time, be
one of the most delightful sto
Of the day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

h of the Morris Brothers, man
Of the Mexico Shoe Factory,
Ibought splendid pieces Of real
Il south Mexico and are going
Ina modern homes The Nor
|rothers like Mexico and the
| Of Mexico like the Morris
.ers
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23
WARD DINWIDDIE
.uPTIAL-s

At high noon Wednesday
Miss Jennie Dinwiddie and
Charles e. Ward, of Bur
lington, Ia, were married in the
brides millinery parlors on Jeffer.
son street. The Rev. G. M. Aker,
of Columbia, performed the cere
mony. Only immediate friends were
present. After the ceremony the
happy pair left for the East on
bridal tour. The Ledger joins theii
many friends in wishing them much
happiness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

aE new year approaches. Don't
until January first to turn over
new leaves. Do 1t now ana
+ them down with the glue of
fmination. Smile even If II
3 your face. Be a good fellow
your competitor, and see II you
\ help Mexico grow by promot'
"a better feeling in the city. De
to belong to a Merchants As
Rtion here that win "boost" Mex
and increase trade. Never b'
BUSY to say a good word for YOU
Il city. If you can't say anything
about your neighbor be quiet
and let live. The world Il
+ enough for all. Amputate tn
ksch and adopt the smile. It
as easy and makes life wort
ale
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

bsE who own property along
he Of the proposed electric
should subscribe for bonds
biately. Mexico has come
. with her part and others who
receive benefits must do the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

While cutting timber on the Lake
nan 6 Barnes farm northwest OF
this city, Emmett Mundy. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Mundy, suffered a
fracture of two ribs, besides re-
ceiving a cash 2 inches long on the
head and other minor bruises.
Mr.. Mundy, assisted by Lee Brown
was telling a tree about 9 O'Clock
Friday morning. The tree fell in
the opposite direction from which the
men expected, catching Mr.. Mundy
beneath 1t.
Though the wounds are very pain
full and will keep Mr.. Mundy from
work for several weeks, 1t is no
thought the injuries will prove seri
Gus.
His many friends will regret t.
hear of Mr.. Mundy's accident, bu
hope for him a speedy recovery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

|THER Folk or Francis will be
sndldate for the United States
be against Jas. A. Reed, of Kan
City 1t is not probable thai
Of these gentlemen will run
aidates for the Senate must beal
Sind that they have to be elect
Hfter they are nominated, and th'
est should be conducted In suel
by as to harmonize the party
Democrats can carry Missouri
2ey will get together.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

nThe Alton" Hands Mr.. eou'd mo
First Through Train Shipment 'o'
the New Pacific Coast Ex'e"-
sion. .nd
r,... solid Train Of Wire ana
Nails to San Francisco
Tho Chicago & Alton R. X. re,
caiyed for shipment from the mills o.
tba American Steel G Wire CON,
nanv december 16, 1909, sol
"a train-load of wire and nails 10 g
througb to the Pacific Coast VIZ
Tho western Pacific R, H. .n'
new Pacific Coast extension Oh 'n
could Lines. This movement
notahle not only for being .n
fret through train to run over Wv
western Pacific R. R., whlch W"
onened up Off business pecelnso -
tooo Int It is also notable 10
ths ~ Fact that it is the first III
train of wire and nails that mas en. M
moved to the Pacific Coast I
Chicago & Alton received the 'ra'
j Toilet and hauled it to hah''
G c,tv from whence the route y
Missouri Pacific, Denver 90, po -
c,anda ca.o and western Pacific Ra
roads.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23
MoRRIs-eRAINeE
WEDDING.

Archie Morris and Miss vesta
Grainge. both Of Laddonia, were mar
Judge Bolts. The Ledger extends
congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23
MEXICO coMMANDERY X. r.
ELECT OFFICERS.

The Mexico Commandry, Knights
Templar. elected officers Tuesday
night. DR.. e. S. Cave was elected
Eminent Commander.
]. T. Mason, G.
A. Holmes, C. s.
E. S. Gibbs, P.
]. A. Guthrie, Treas.
]. ]. Steele. R.
Dr. G. F. Toalson. j. w.
L. j, Mitchell, s. w.
w. w. Williams, Standard Bear
er.
Henry Llewellyn, Sword Bearer.
j. b. Owens, Warder.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23
FALLS AND BREAKS

Mrs. w. s. Mckinney fell Wednes-
day morning and broke her arm.
The break is a painful one and
was caused by slipping on the ice.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23
portland. Ore, oregonianl.

portland, Ore, Oregonian)t
Frang A. Sweeney, of this. city,
has Just consumated the sale of a
large wheat ranch owned by him in
Gillian County to Mrs. L. M. Esk'
ridge, Of Mexico, Mo-, and R. l.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23
Columbia. Mo. Dec. 16.

The students of the University OF
Missouri have reformed. Their
change has not been due to any
revival meeting, but to a request OF
DR.. Albert Ross Hill, president.
At a mass meeting in the Uniyer-
sity Auditorium, called to discuss the
matter, the students voted to elimin-
ate "helr' from their college songs
lished last fall by the goods con-
tanned the naughty words and now
the young women promise to issue a
new song book with the songs re
vised.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

here work can start Immediately.
Judge w. w. Bolts made a trip
through part of the territory COW
cred by the northern extension OF
the electric line Wednesday and foun
most of the property owners along
the line very enthusiastic over what
Mexico has accomplished.
"They say they are ready to do
their part" stated the Judge, "as
soon as some of the large land own
ers who have been holding back
come up to time. We have about
$200, 900 raised and only require $780,
900 additional to construct the first
S6 miles. Along the Southern ex
tension work is progressing as rap
idly as the cold weather will al
low and we are expecting any day
to hear they have their subscrip
tions UP to the mark"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

], fo so,ect neighborhood district o .
u ,nts bar barn, carriage, horse and Gov. Cow
sia sn Amply to W, J. Porawski'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

The Board of the Business Mems
Association met Friday evening and
nnnidnd In coll s-.--44-.-------Ai---- 3
citizens and merchants for Monday ev
ening at the court house to dis
cuss the organization of a Co-opera-
tive Poultry and Farm Produce Com
pany. Such an organization would
not only increase the business of
the local merchants but would bring
traders here from other counties.
Several other matters of mirfor i'm
port were discussed but nothing def
mite done. Every citizen and mer'
chant of Mexico is urged to be
present at the mass meeting Mon
day evening.
The purpose of the proposed com
pany is that all the merchants or
ganize. When a farmer brings IL
produce to grocery store and does
not desire any groceries but wishes
dry goods, he is given certificate
by the grocer which will be received
by the dry goods merchant as th'
equivalent Of cash. This certificat
is acceptable by all merchants with
in the organization and through CO
operation such as this, better price
can be paid for produce.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23
Kansas city, Mo-, Dec. 16.

houodo OAeJ1 NV NSN- 49,
A Spokane, Wash, aggregation Of
city boosters decided to adopt Bill
ken as a mascot. Incidental to this
adoption Of Miss Florence Pretz's
god, the club decided that can
vass shall be made, and levy of
not more than cents assessed for
every clay idol found on the prem
ises.
The money. which would amount
to not less than $1,000 was to be
forwarded to Miss Pretz to enable
her to pursue her art studies. But
Miss Pretz is going to show Mr.. Bill
liken that she doesn't care jot for
him, and has no sentimental long
ing to welcome the prodigal, and
that it is far from her intention to
slay the fatted calf for him.
TITS mighty good of them" she
said, her black eyes flashing, "bu'
l am going to get along vel
enough without Billiken, and NEAR
to go to art school next year by my
own efforts. If l cannot pay my tu
ition I'll not go.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

With the completion of the Oregon
& Washington railway, the Union Pa
cific will be running trains from Kan
sas City and Omaha to Seattle by
January /, giving Kansas City hei
first direct line to Seattle.
1t is likely that the st. Louis Col
orado Limited, which now runs from
St. Louis over the Wabash to Kan
sas City and west to Portland ovel
the Union Pacific will be extended.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

Roy Mitchell is home from ,,,.w. WI,
10 ~ Jewell College for the holidays
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

Already quite number of en-
tries have reached this office for
our "Optimist Contest"
The thought in them all is unus-
ually good and cheering. OF course
opinions differ as to just what an op'
timist is, but all agree that he is
the man who wears smile in the
most difficult situation.
The offer the Ledger makes Its
subscribers will be found elsewhere
in this issue. Even If your bank ac
count is a six-cylinder, 100-horse pow
er affair, and IS looks like the pro
verbal plugged nickel, get busy and
write happy thought. 1t may cheei
some downcast neighbor.
You can never disperse too mucf
hope among your fellows.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

GOVERNOR II. S. HADLEY
eeS'ing that the managers
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23
Managua. Nlcaragua, pec. 16.

Jose Santos Zelaya has resigned
from the presidency of Nicaragua.
He placed his resignation in the
hands of Congress this morning.
Apparently there was no other
course for him to take. The people
were at last aroused. The guns OF
the revolutionists threatened. The
warships of the United States lay
in Nicaraguan ports.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

Ledger Special.
Wellsville, Mo-, Dec. l6.
Thursday morning, Dec. 16, VIII
liam Stottler, who lives twelve miles
northeast of Wellsville. was killed
In wellsville, by Wabash freight
train. The freight train while side
tracking a car for Blattner Bros,
ran over Mr.. stottler, killing him
instantly.
About years ago, Mrs. G. A. stot-
tier and daughter, a sisier-inlaw
and niece respectively. were killed at
Laddonia by the train, while cross
ing the tracks Of the Alton. Mrs.
stottIer and daughter had been to
Laddonia shopping that day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23
jefferson City, Mo-, Pee. II.

jefferson City, Mo-, Dec. H.
Eighty thousand, eight hundred and
seventy Missourians are licensed
hunters, or rather, this number were
licensed on the first of the present
month. Thursday State Game and
Fish Commissioner Jesse A. Tolerton
received a report from the last out
standing county, Washington, show
ing the collections for November.
These leave balance to the credit
of the department of $67,0oo. OF
the licenses issued, 1851 are what is
known as Statewide, emitting the
holder to hunt anywhere in the
State. These licenses cost IS each
TO non-residents of the State, these
cost S25 each. The remainder, rs,
OO9, represent local licenses, which
cost 81 each and entltle the holder
joining county.
The counties that have ISSUED
more than 1000 licenses, are:
Bates, 1858; Boone, 1,121; Buch
anan, 1917; Butler, 1,735; Gala
way, 1867; Dunklin, 1873; Frank
lin, 1909; Creme, 1892; Henry, l,
29S; Jackson, 1859; Jasper, 1895
jefferson, 1884; Johnson, 1,13O; Ma
rion, 1,O22; New Madrid, 1,547; Pet
tbs, 1,193; st. Francois, 1907; 81
Louis, 1885, Saline, 1,06S; Scott
1905; Stoddard, 1,1S5; Vernon
1,1OS; City of st. Louis, 1854; Al
drain had S61 licenses issued.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23

Dioxide cream is the best for the
complexion. See the smock Drug
Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-12-23
GENERAL NEWS NOTES

Mack will attend il he can possibly
do SO.