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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
PROPER TREATMENT FOR DYsEh
TEgY And ogAFPHoEA

TIE great mortality fr0Ea aTseutsFy
abe diarrhoea 10 doe 70 a iaek q
proper treatment Al the first stages
N the das4Se. C~h&mbeFIaiH's Collie
GU Slera aud Dssrrh0ea Remedy 10 a
reliable and sffeefRal medicine, and
ghsa given lh reasonable time viii
prevent any dangerous consequences
Il has bsen IN for many ysarz snt
has Always met wlth u~Hyarying sue
cssg. For sale By al Druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
CUPS MUST GO FROM
THE RAIL ROAD TRAINS N KAN
SAS-TO PREVENT INFECTION

rzgsso he E4kGsE- TIE Beard q.
Es4Ma wzEaa to shcziAk srankzg
eggs CO trzizs ~ zneszzt 0 sAsSr Ia
sI1ry e spread disease. The RzzhI
roa5 B1zrz w2wa6 she= retained ssr
ths e-0zTszeaes 1E passenger
Hszhh Beard EfE ugwEksEy
G5T al ez2s abolished
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

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E1sss zsElEA Es1azssza 81 zzgnfg Bas
r has hlsnAEEssG aaSa EaxSszsns zss
gssS u 3 Eaealzg ssez a~asaaazaEx nsA
&ss iEaGss@GEg snsaa1a If ksesx4ss
Sizes ls @i9z f ~EzE a~ 6zggrs 4
n ~ asszs rs xeF xae4 ssee~s
Grssx4 taeas& ThS axzan i assa
s - E1 AID sz1gs=ena are
sa aaS&sy 81 evil 1asd cs tzyssfs
E%< 2xse3iy traced q ~
f@so5SsTof 81 he Se@S ELngsreM a1a
4E&z4G1zEe U,
L&1gsxY. III
&R9zzodxaLEE41ae hl1od tEereby
curing. ps15pie4, bsot1haz, grupfIons and
Other eutsnsous affections, A. eczema.
tsster, or sait-rhsum. hives and other
manifestations u impure blood.
. o o Q o o
In the cure Of s~erofuIous sgeIIinsa, en-
iarsed glands, open eating ulcers, o. Old
sores. the Golden Medical Discovery shaa
performed the most mgrvsloals cures. In
cases Of old sores, On open eating ulcers,
u ID well 10 apply to the opsn sorss Or.
PIeree's AiEHeaiing EaiTs, which pos
sesses wonderful healing potency when
used Is 40 application 70 shs sores in con.
junction with the use Of s0oiden Medical
Discovery - 8 bloa3 cleansing carsti-
tuti0nAi treatment II your druggist
don't happen 70 have the "Aii-Heaiing
salse' 10 stock, you can easily procure Il
By InelosiHg dfty-foug cents 10 postage
stamps 10 Dr. r. v. Pierce, Ca Main 81.
Baaaso, =. r., sBd IL viii come 10 you ey
return post Most druggists keep il Is
well - The Golden Medical Discovery
o q Q q o D
Yea eaDt afford 10 accept any medicine
Of nfilaoqgH composition as . substitute
fpf Golden Medical Dlseosery,s which is
; medicine or EEowB conPosfTTox.
having d complete lisf Of ingredients In
pain English On its hysaia~wys ppeF, the
same being attsste9 ~ eorTeef under oath.
nEs PisEsss Pleasant Pellets regulate
EEss s~zvtgDfAfs sfggsash. q Rer afM tgWela
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

Aristotle f2yR. = land ahat spon.
~~Apssiy SpFosts beaatY IN fraits,
noesfs Q sQ1sB Hzst also pro
eaee q Ea9rinzs fTuitsgs Of intellect In
TIE B3rilza grace lines a the
Venus N PaA1i2s almost exactly cor
tasF 70 the aaes 81 American dsssoa
eRes sn1 HaETo2s and these are pre-
a DzSsF ard nzore gracefully
fhsa 10 sAy ohar peogezHclent On
Es&srE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

Dear Ledger
Sometimes ii Is nOt folly to be
wise
A Mexico mother and sister o. .
college y0uth have II least decided
zgzinE, the old saw.
He was asked recently By the ma
ter what a highbal was. He said
L Ezs q delightful rev soda drink.
TIE nsu tine the parent and
daughter were Up town they almost
caused Z local soda dispenser 10 faint
by asking for 3 highbal He explain
ed only saloons sold them and there
vas something doing at home when
that horridT boy appeared
Jane Clay Zeyely.
Mrs. William beverly. Of Musco-
gee, Ok. has given her maiden name
to her charming little daughter, but
when referred to minus her patronym
she viii be Jane Clay" Mrs. Zevely
and daughter are here visiting her
parents. Col and Mrs. Green Clay.
| haven't e the Zeyely heiress, but
know she must be lovely il she is
the least biz like her mother.
A certain young married woman
was aroused in the dead Of night re-
Gently, frightened almost to death.
A peculiar noise came from beneath
the bed and it shook as II the Mes
slna catastrophe was about to be re
peated. Suddenly in the semi-dark-
ness Of the moonlis room she beheld
her husband sitting on the floor busy
pounding the bed Stats beneath.
What ~ the matter2" she in.
quired.
Il can't get the machine TO go"
was bis reply before be woke up.
Yes. there are more troubles In
owning a motor car than the reality
OF a blowout on the real road.
Now that the torridity Of midsum-
mer is upon us. let me recommend to.
your readers a very simple, harmless
and effective device for getting and
keeping cool on warm nights. An
ordinary rubber water bag half filled
with cold water placed as a pillow
under the head on retiring In about
five minutes reduces the temperature
of the whole body sufficiently TO In
sure several hours Of comparative re-
lief and comfort. On extremely hot
nights the water becomes tepid soon
er and may have to be changed once
or twice, but the ensuing comfort
more than compensates for the trou-
BILE.
The seatless gown has been evolved
by the United Ladies' Tailors' Asso-.
citation Of America. beause they say
American women are not modelled up- |
onthe same lines as are the women
OF France. and, therefore, New York
women will become sickly and de-
formed if they continue to squeeze
themselves into the mode of Paris. |
My younger brother prays fashion to
Introduce seatless trousers so that
spanking may be abolished. This is
only coment / have heard on then ew
style.
Prof. George Herbert Palmer of
Harvard, twice married and reported
to be contemplating a third venture
In matrimony, has come forth with
pronunciamento that a little flirt-
Ing, properly conducted, Of course.
is not only advisable, but imperative
the average college boy and girl.
think George is about as qualified
TO pass on this subject as an old maid
On the proper care Of children. He
might corroborate with Ferdinand
Earl in a volume on "Affin-
but lest he be careless III,
warn him against DR.. Osler.
Goodbye,
Martha.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
MRS. FRANK COCHRAN

S NV o. LOUIS
mrs. Flora Cochran, aged 21 a
"he OF Frank Cochran. died
In st. Louis July Is Of quick con.
sumption. The deceased Is a daughter
Oh D. T. Foster. of this city. The re.
mains will be brought to Mexico and
tne funeral will be conducted from
the residence Of Mr.. Foster, SUNDAY
afternoon at 3 O'Clock by the Rev
W NJ White, after which the inter.
ment VIII be made in the Mexico
cemetery.
Inc Ledger joins other friends in
extending sincere sympathy to the be.
reaved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
EU5 w,

Misses Nina Stallings and lola
Bezl and Messrs. Tom Brace and
Frank Dudley left Monday for Per
tie Springs to attend the Epworth
League Convention.
Miss Willie Hook gave a delightful
SIX O'Clock dinner Wednesday. Her
guests were Misses Gertrude Fry. FL
inor Allamson. Marie Rose and Merry
Idol
Mrs. Clay Mcclure had in a mum
Der Of her friends to a nunking
party wedne ay night. A pleasant
evening vas followed by a sound
nap taken on the floor. each guest
having provided herself with q sofa
pillow. Those present were Mes
danes Bruton, George Harvey. VIII
liam Berry and Ed Miller.
The F. S. X. Club held condlaye
with Miss Leila Winans Wednesday
evening. The diversion for the time
being was a progressive ride, the par
Elephants being Misses Leila Winans.
Velma Johnson, Martha Tinsky. Ria
Han and Ethel Brown; Messrs.
George VIII Robertson, Herbert Plum
kett, Irwin Franklin and Earl Bled.
soc.
Miss Fay snidow entertained most
pleasantly "Wednesday evening for her
guest. Miss Helen Sanders. Of Bowl
ing Green. Twenty guests were pres
ent and a guesser and progressive
game filled the evening with amuse.
ment. Messrs. Curtis cauthorne and
Renfro Gibbs proved experts at
the games and so came in posses,
sion Of a h~andpainted picture and a
box Of candy. Pretty decorations Of
nastuFtinms In the parlor and sweet
peas in the dining room gave an
artistic effect to the rooms. Re.
freshments were served at a late
hour.
Miss Louise Buckner was the very
charming hostess Thursday evening t
eighty Of her friends at a most en-.
1oyable dance which she gave at Co.
lonial Hall In honor of her guests,
Miss Christine Brennan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Buckner and Messrs. Hall
Shackelford and Lewis Hord Cook.
Misses Agne Shackelford and Alma
Gass and Howard Cook were ex-
pected to be Of the party but were
prevented from coming by the high
waters. The Georgian orchestra fur
nlshed the music for the occasion
and unlimited supplies of frozen
punch were served by Mrs. E. S..
Wilson ard Mr.. Cassius Clay. Fol
lowing a delightful dance program,r re
freshments were served at a late
hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. T. Johnson organ
lied a hay ride as their best means
OF getting their guests and family
into he circus on Friday evening. In
addition toMr and rs ay andMisses
Harrison and Margaret French
VINO are guests Of the Johnsons, there
we're invited Misses Margaret Cave,
Cornett, Josephine JeRovy. Dor
K:are and Mildred Wallace Not
only did they take in the circus. hut
the town. spending a highly en-.
evening.
Mr' n Mrs. David May, Of Porto
Rico, and Miss Minnie Harrison. of
harrington, are guests of Mrs. J. T.
Johnson.
Miss Dorothy Kiure, of Chicago is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ferrel. Of
his city.
Miss Josephine JeRovy, of Martins.
'urg, Is the guest of Miss Lottie t
Z
Miss Lulu See, of Columbia. is !
ne sles of Mrs. L. NJ. White. :
II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
Peculiar chlnsas Tasts.

Cinnamon have q preference for the
eggs Of the goose or duck. These they
place with aromatic herbs in sIaked
lime for a period Of some weeks. TN
der the influence Of time the yolk
lquefes and takes a dark green color.
The white ~coagulates and becomes
green. The product Of the eggs. which
has a strong odor, the Chinese eat as
q side dish and II is said to have the
taste OF lobster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
T.W'HTebaFdsg
Aet Wabash r. r. Co., Mexico, Mo,


""D's man Maoe Happy.
Beau Nash on many occasions
showed great kindness Of heart, and
u is told of him that on one occasion
ne asked a rich man for a donation Of
20. The money RAJ given, and the
DONOR asked the Beau how 1t had
been disposed OF, Beau handed him
an account signed with the signature
Of the recipient on which was writ.
Ten; To making q miserable man
happy-e5."-Home Notes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

A guest at al Atchison home came
for three days. and wa9 still there at
TITS end Of i've weeks. Il like all
Kinds Of meat" she remarked one day
as 2 passed her plate for the third
helping. but fried liver" That night
t@ere vas fried liver Tor supper; fried
liver the next day for breakfast. din.
hsf and supper, and the next day,
wien the guest was asked 70 have
fried liver. she packed her trunk and
went honae-Atchison Globe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
The British Crown.

Inc present crown OF Great Britain
vas constructed in 1908, with Jewels
taken from old crowns and others fur.
by command Of the queen. It
contains four large pear-shapec pearls,
~ small pearls. 147 table diamonds,
LTD rose diamonds, 1903 brilliant dIa.
monos, I'VE rubies. IL emeralds and IL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
Tg1 kan ysly u

AEtorzsy ceaerzl TzeEzoa rzleG 10
dag 1hst she STATE Board g Hszlss
lad the aes5ats rg .e sag As
90 Essar 5rmEizg caps EAgsM b.
ss5E IL Passenger traits A cog
Giet O. ssg5or5ty arose rseeztly IL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
II. E. Truck, for the Cam
BOWEL COMPLAINT

COMPLAINT
IN CHILDREN.
When six months old, the little
daughter Of E. N. Dewey,a well.
known merchant of Agnewville, Va,
had an attack ofcholera infantum.
chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy was given and ef-
fected a complete cure. This rene
dy has proven very successful in cas-.
es Of bowel complaint in children and
when given according to the plain
printed directions can be relied upon
with perfect confidence. When re.
duced with water and sweetened It
is pleasant to take. which is of
great Importance when a medicine
must be given to young children. For
sale by all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

o. - t-s a = tAa-u<oN Tag
zAE oaz Gsry nxfks he sgAt q
EsElasx BzzxA5sW @ Arc7&3a
a Ne y ssa ss~S &scEe As
ELEeT IL EAka szEgE Hs E4lazEa
Pz1x EaNs. hrsza1z are 2roAa&
We are 1eaa ses Ha0Fs s. LrzA
OFer asare AEzi1s Is Is SAeFesra
kauz1szn ne AEAHE pciE n IN
Kzzs and 4 few Elsz 70 The
saztAsex Is TpssA 1hs hzAaE paz
O. the Iru1 NszntsSz r. z
NJ words ezn tassrsss aAs esEzrE
81 1@ sesnev- Ia ths swEiHg ~Asz
As szs makes Il argA ca TIE hi
|teEs En AE in the EAHeyk SArk
xuzz zlngias Ezs the AgAt@ EAA6ss
All ebsass Ike pazzsoz sAsps 1ks2f
aFar rAhs aaRsa ssA III cas- fosEsts
The UrA whriwszas AMI brzinssUrzs
Ct As 0wn En1n lie HgE Dsg1id-
rsar Is GnGs muzz1sizk Tns NON
Ing TbeE i sFea zs0re bsE1iehEng |
I'D aSe knoE Ntsssarl had sarh =
wzz1t u srOkez slswy beautiful
WOODLAND.
The zEEo<RAers Is psIl1cSd and
- Ia per cent Fn Evs4F nlght ]
have slept under : double blanket
and sozetimes cool Have not been
bothered a Right with mosquitoes
se1so2 hear one The ehiggers we're
Troublesome until the camp vas
cleared ard paths made There are
no screens Al Cur kitchen and dining
room windows and nss n plenty.
chiggers and Ess make the camp
ing d-iszgreea5le, bat viii not inter
fere with the Assembly.
We we're the first on the ground:
u. l. Zones and wife. OF Mexico. C..
M Truck and wife. ST. Joseph, o. S.
Russell. Effe and child. Marshall with.
myself and two ehildrsn. The grounds
are Izrga-fffty acres-Stth paths,
drive ways. view points. rustic seats,
court, crOquet and bas-
ker ball grounds The tabernacle is
q credit to any company anywhere;
the Wouan's building is a gem. the
restaurant ample. the hotel rather
small but may be crowded, the lake
too far from the grounds aud all ckss
TO the heart Of nature. The climb
from the depot will weary the tender
foot but the yiew from the Heights
win rest the ~xearyheart. II the coun
try around Ironton we're put about
Mexico within a radius Of Ten miles,
people would come TO us from New
Zealand for the rest cure.
The Assembly Program is good,
fine. But the relaxation is 30 in
teresting that small consideration
has been given the program as yeti
By the way. the Methodists Of the
State are seriously planning a nine
thousand dollar deal for a sight on
an adjoining mountain to the south
and the PFesbyterians have about cleo
Cd a deal for an assembly sight on
The north, nearby. So you see the
Baptists are not too slow this time.
are very anxious for Mexico to
have as many representatives here
his year as possible. Come to the
Assembly, which begins on the 10th.
The necessary expense win be from
/ dollar to one dollar and a half a
lay, after reaching the grounds. Bring
personal comforts, such as bedclothees
napkins, etc. We are antici-
a great Assembly. Wishing
fou a whiff Of this mountain breeze
or the Ch~autauqua, we are
Yours truly,
Fl. z. Truck. for the Camn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

s&7Aags has eEen fEoE2 veFy early
lEsa ss~l a p0Daisr table sslicacg,
ATfssor1sneE gas familiar wirh 1t ard
iE Roman days the sazssgaa Of La-
ean4a wsEe In high esteem They
seTs mads from PORK aud tie nuts Of
TIE stone pine, favored With bay
leaves and other things saorssfaniiisr.
Bologna was celebrated for fts sau.
sessa long before the German sausage
had even thought Of inys4isg the rest
OF tbs world, and until quite lately II
visa commonly called 10 England q
@DoIony"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

Doubts may ST. arosna .e. or seen
70 c8oss fAesr eTa ~1ngs. an1 settle
ccEn; est NJ lozg - ] imagine thst
the earth IA hsIoEe@. ard the light q
bsaFsn retains is Eanrtity on the
Sasbsth~ whfis the blessed ssashins
Mvss within me-EsFeF e2B my sozl
have lost the instinct Of tia faith
Nathaniel Eswtboxne.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
Notice Of Final sAt4ien...

Notice is hereby given that fanI
settlement of the estate Of joseph
Brown, deceased. will be made AT
the August term Of the Probate
conrt Of Audrain county, Missouri.
70 De held at Mexico. Missouri. ON
ne second Monday in August, 1909.
Wtd zerelda E. Brown, Executrix.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
Notice Of Final ss4tI.na..

Notice is hereby given that final
settlement of the estate of May e.
Worrell, deceased, viii be made Mt
the August term of the Probate
Court Of Audrain county, Missouri. to
De held at Mexico. Missouri, ON the
second Monday in August. 1909.
Wtd R. D. worrell, Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
Bottle Suicide

drunkenness for deepest troubles
Is often a preventive or a substitute
LOT suicide. a temporary suicide" as
II were. Many men too cowardly to
pull the trigger or take gas. deliber.
steiy n Ficiously commit suicide BY
tne slow alcoholic route, and even say
II Is an easy way to die. And for this
aieonol gets the blame.-Excbangs,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

The Beaumont TEX Enterprise
tells OF q tyDist who can take 100
words per minute. VS. know Of a man
In Allentown with q hatchet.faced
Wife who can, and does, take at the
rate OF about 300 words per minute
when she gets wound up.--Allentown
Democrat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

IN orief. smoking is not a mere mat.
ts1 OF drugging the system, o ever
u acquiring a certain taste in the
NOUN; the n Of sight enters into
" considerably and Imagination most
o. an. How else shall we ccoun for
me fact that no smoker can tell with
MS eyes shut and his hands It'd
whether his cigar is alight or notY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
People Know Il ia f1ooa

slse ,ney wouldn't use, as they do. two mil.
n9h Dottles every year Of Perry Davis, Pain
klier. u VIII cure sprains, strains. colds
cfamps. Take a bottle home TO-DAY AMI
ave u ready for an emergency-35c. ethe
new SIZE on poe. a bottle. Tell your dsno-
gist yoa want Perry Davis' Painkiller. ~
remedy which has been tested for 10 yss,s'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

Miss chrssAlhe Brennan. Of Mem
ghis. Tennessee. Mr., Lewis Hord
c~k sBa Mr. Hail shaeklsGord. OF
5sftefssn City. and Mr. and Mrs. HaF-
80 BSkBer, a Hober4y. are 81
iAg q 5Osse parry with Mfsn Louise
SAekaer
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that final
settlement of the estate Of Mary N.
Mosieyi deceased, viii be made at
the August term of the Probate Court
OF Audrain county. Missouri. to be
held at Mexico, Missouri, on the
second Monday In August. 1909.
wtd s. D. STOCKS, Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

think the wiekedest people on
earth are those who use q force Of
genius to make themselyes selfish In
the noblest things; keeping themselves
aioof from the vulgar The ignorant,
and the unknown; rising higher and
higher in taste. TIL they eft, ice upon
ice, on the mountain top OF eternal
congelation.-Henry Ward Beeeher.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
TWENTY-FIVE "a IS
The PRICE OF

The terrible ticking and snazrtlug
ineieent % certain skin diseases il
almost Instantly allayea by apply.
Ing cAambefiain'g szlye. Prioe. q
cents For sale b. all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Halpin and chill
dren, Of Chicago are visiting Mrs.
Halpin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. v.
0'Brien.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

MAzs Pearl Frzzssr Wbo lac been
seriezag III the pzss foss weeks L.
eesErssE aszas better
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

MGes Jane S2sz q wez1her1oE6.
Okla is ElaGag1er efsfeE, Mrs. p
r. gsskar.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

Mrs. Walter Campbell and daugh-
ter, Miss Irene, are home from a
visit in Vandalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
TIE RH 4 { IRuH
HLafIEe HIS TlGk
I0a Il The QAREs

Nuuco sAFTIsT NINisTEE
EGs o. T-E BEAUTIES N
r4E zocxzEs o. NSsOUEs-
scREzy sUFE5s 40 kas ~
asosATsNs AND DEsesTuG
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22
ex hlmssIf.

No man ever said anything that vas
bright enough to be repeated day after
day,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

Misses Martha and Emily Graham,
of Mineola Springs. spent Friday
here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

Hlm Frances Canzaga&m &s yisf,
sEE Il L&11gatz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

iasE sSss fx e@ -s@s S@r -
szsus a. saSrE sSzn~ Carp
NEAsSxs cszrsSTas a SvlE
ptsse ssr ssu~s- osessN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

bow 70 End oN1 II g9z kzye kd1ey a
bas&sf treaAsE Eezsaaz fA2 u-r
wh~n sTltfsg 80 d.. Eslzaez d Co.
EEghNsE301, y. Y. Dat Ezzke Ezy KS
tzAs. bzt reaoszsfzE the nsEe, SnEzr
EaSA. sad dat 81 a dealer sci y0s
s1szsefhizg n y&ane q SzszpEOg-a
yo1 Do Ta7 wDs h AEy2oSzzeA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

FnEFA fs Eses E2sxzrA - fka6 eeSk7 q ka&
Ssantry Na6n a. o<heT G1ae1Nss pzt taEsE1&ts
SO ESsa Gee tHs& fsw yezzs Was sgSpoNh4 -
tngNfak2&. ~ Exz&4 rz&ET ysx-S 1seSostFr9-
eDKnpS1 Is . toEzE Gaz@kse. zS2 r~T8scxz5e1 s9e1a
feHeG4ss4 &ac ~ os2ASSz9F
k8ena trea<E1eG1s pHD1cZ1cA1 Is EGEzEAks&|
e.ee kka pz0seR cK4a<zs 70 ~ q cozCEtoE&l
GaEASg, Az. AaGzet9xs, rscuEEes c9zgZ1azEl
tsszzHez4- E&4fg CEsag~a GzfE, EzzEfNcEzgs1
By p T. CAs1eT ACC, TsAe2o, 011os E.ze1
EnEEss1z45nz1d ere ca t5e sa2skK<- II is 6Ekea
tnterExl5y II Saees frgzz EtGrgga 80 . texgz2sz-
ri. Is He18 q Esr&ky @ Ike k4s96 En1 nUNs9na
~NEr1soeN q TIE KyEteEn. TEeyc&sx o1e hs21rs9
Collars kx 41y ease Is f&Aa 80 cDrE. SSJa ~
Gzez4zgN ed taats=rnsa5K. Actress.
R.J. CEExER ago. %qzesQs
aH~EsA W pFsEytEs2. Te.
HATS FszAy F-As 3xs lie bex4-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

smAd kzsR TIE h1ss
SD ~ afHGzixs ~
tffy AID oz&I
r Hsss Eoa zzy
have q aAM b1k1@
BY sl freE also q
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-22

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tsrk b16y - &ezeS azE hDN eszYCE1z
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~ Yeu as SD * fe italy beg1
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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
NAMES FOR TRIAL JURY
DUTY PLACED IN BOX
Grand Jurors to Be Selected
Saturday by Judge Cabaniss

The names of the 2,4OO citizens
chosen for trial jury duty this year
and the IA selected for grand jury
duty were placed in their respective
boxes before Presiding Judge Cabaniss
yesterday. County Clerk Mulerevy,
the custodian of the jury lists, and As
sistant District Attorney Robert w.
Harrison We're present.
The lists are Immediately available.
II will not now be necessary to have
special venires summoned IN the Cal
houn or other cases
Saturday Judge Cabaniss Will draw
from the grand jury box 80 names.
The citizens whose names are drawn
viii be summoned into court one day
next week and from among them will
be chosen the 19 who will constitute
the grand jury for this year.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
TIE
Exceptional
Eq1zipmenf

of the California Fig Syrup Co. and the
scientific attainments of It's chemists have
rendered possible the production Of Syrup
of Figs and Elixir of Senna, in all of its
excellence, by obtaining the pure medic
inal principles of plants known to act most
bene6cially and combining them most
skillfully, in the right proportions, with
its wholesome and refreshing Syrup Of
California Figs.
As there is only one genuine Syrup Of
Figs and Elixir of SIENNA and as the gen.
uine is manufactured by an original
method known to the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, it is always necessary to buy the
genuine to get its beneficial effects.
A knowledge of the above facts enables
one to decline limitations or toreturn them
if, upon viewing the package, the full name
of the California Fig Syrup Co. is not found
printed on the front thereof