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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27
cETAHRH MICROBES
a Dead Aicrobs is ire Best Nj
erobs-Hyome8 Kills Them Al.

HyOmsl (pron9unced High<-me) is
a killer Of catarrh germs, because
when yoa breathe Il in, it's antisep-
tie and germ5ids properties reach
every nook and creTes Of the mu-
Gus membrane, from the month and
bose deep into the lungs.
Hyo1si brings the Australian for.
ssts u pine and eucalyptus TO your
home. II is made Of the active prn-
cipes extracted from these trees.
No one who lives in or near these
forests cutters from catarrh. No
one who brea1hes in Hyomei the
real forest air Of Australia. win have
catarrh for long after the treatment
starts.
II you want TO cure catarrh. Group.
bronehitis, coughs, colds, asthma.
hay fever, or relieFe consumption.
try Hyomei, the common sense cure,
the cure that reaches the spot. .
A complete Hyomel outfit, inclndin
a hard rubber inhaler, costs only ST.
and extra bottles Of Hyomei, II ar
forwards needed, cost but 80 cents
Guaranteed to cure, or money back.
Sold by leading druggists everywhere.
Sold and guaranteed in Mexico By
Otis Pnrdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27
BRINGS
TO LIGHT A ROMANCE
J. ROY hccLSV, NO. ~. A. CLASS
1905. WEEDS SECRETLY CHRIST
MAS. TO ELTUs, OKLA socI-
ETY. GIRL - FOOL PARENTS
OF BOTH.

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ch-Etnzzs asy - Mira Jensis Nc
8&non, Of AsesH. oha The wedding
has been seDE . Ssrrst The mar
rage vas ire examination Of a school
ssy sns ss1 fDnsne&
Mr. MsCAY vas o2e Of 30. n As
best Mhses zze &LlrvzzA nen Be
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o5@css 70 the zuGteh. b1t Love
kughs a. IoekEzkhs@ AID pzrsat6,
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After the we1sslg In Kansas City.
Hrs. Mec7zT rs1urned home as Miss
Mcmahon and MI. MeClay returned ID
sehooL Both families thoagat th4iE
child had been guests q friends, LII.
lie sgspscdng what really occurred.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

TTEsTY-SLgE yozng ladies' grad
Eztsa a. Hardin College Tuesday
eyeniag. And you never SAY a more
aeo0mpANbed or better looking bunch
~ gifa anywhere ia the world Har-
din Csiegs grove dessrvedly ia pop
akgty every year, There is no
be4tsf school for girs anywhere.
and the many friends Of this inst
tHtDB VIII be glad 70 know thai
the outlook for pext year Is even
better than eyss Hardin College is
one 81 Aertcois Institutions that al.
ways makes good. DR.. Bitkng's ad-
areas 10 the graduates was one Of
unusual force. He dWeA upon the
poger u personality and showed
that God made each person for that
individual perSOa's work and each
man 10 nceeeafaI who finds that
sork and does r. The address
abOuDded IN terss sentences and keen
Intellectual sword thr1sts. Il vas
q speech 90 be thought On and re-
menbesed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27
WESTON BUT 100 MILES
FROh" DEHVER-FEELSG GOOD

Boyero, Col, May 22-Nward Pay.
son Weston, the pedestrian, after
sleeping several hours, left here
shortly after midnight this morning
on his walk TO the Pacific coast.
Much refreshed by bis rest, the
veteran rapidly covered the miles Ia
the early hours Of the morning and
reached HEgo, Colo, 100 miles east
Of Denver, about IL O'Clock where be
stopped for breakfast. As Weston
does not travel Sundays, be probably
win not reach Denver before Tues
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

tSt Louis Live Stock Reporter.
4 had q very delightful tine ca
ny trip through the western PAT d
u country" said Jim Harrison, for
merry OF Mexico, No. nov 4 me1bs
Of the commission firm OF Brow
Fry & Co, who. accompanied BY Ii
wife, spent seven weeks trzTshg
through Southern California, Calico
mia proper, thence Washington, CE
ada, and by way OF St Paul, Mia
returned home.
We left here over the Southsz
Pacific. making one stop, and thsi
went on to Southern California, vAaE
We spent several weeks. This pGa
Of the state is certainly a garden pa
and a person unacquainted with as
magnitude OF the fruit indusyd
that section would simply Be anuN
at the proportions Of the busfaaa
The fact Of the matter is that u
business Is on 9 magnificent sA
They have their canning and pa
ing establishments. taking care
enormous quantities of fruit, besA
the extensive shipping trade thNs
carried on daily to supply the os
parts Of the country with the eANs
fruits they raise. The land aa
raise the fruit on is worth from ~
eral hundred TO q thousand SdA'
per acre and a. It Is a very dry con-
try the growers by extensive lrrs'
ton systems have accomplished Won
ders In this most fertile land.
I'VE then passed over the eoaS
line to Pomona. Cal, where had Tue
pleasure Of meeting Fred BanseT1
formerly Chicago 6 Alton agent hes
at the yards. who went West l%
his health he is running an oraDs'
grove. At Los Angeles l met WI
Norris. who used TO be n OF the dog
here. He is in the real es
tate business and likes the eouhu'
very well.
Our next trip took US up 10 rO"
land, where we stopped a few dG'
then to Seattle, where We had
view of the exposition. The ei%
sttion had not been opened but NA'
pretty wen under way. While /"
course 1t was not of the size Of u'
Worlds Fair at st. Louis, ms'
lave nevertheless some very prsa,
'nildings and have the grounds ""
0ut in attractive style.
Then a trip was taken to Vic~
ia, B. c., and then to WinnepeS'
where we spent a few days and III
identally / saw Leo DAILY, who pu''
or Swift & Co.'S plants there Nv
vas the same old cn'p
8 when he was here buy'nS
or the same firm. The country NC,
aid. agreed with him very well anu
o liked IL first rate. but repor'eu
up there pretty severe "
ne not accustomed to them. Do
sked to be remembered to all n'
ID friends at che yards.
over the Canadian Pacific took u
some OF the prettiest scenery
have ever seen and l was certain
impressed with the beauty OF tno
fountains. We came down to Oh
anl and thence on home"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

REFERRING 70 Us m1Fezsen, 70
bzEk slsezgk railroads throughout
Missouri us Ho5sry No9 Demo
efss eea1~@liT saga The iuGsrur.
bs1 sentiment is n1w strong al
Oyss Missouri and growing stronger
II a few Ilaes cas- b. put into oDer-
atkga Ia f4s part ~ the state their
gToxEh tkeseafteF win be rapid and
oonnnz01s. It Is ht 1ought that
hey vii D. zig pzyi1z institutions
Nike nany other enterprises but that
uey are q necessity for the ar
Communication Of the country people
and tbs upbandlg a The towns and
cites. Reasonably liberal concessions
win have 10 BE- granted those who
pEorooke these roads or they VIII not
be kaIt II Is easy 10 KIN the pro
hD3ln q such enterprises. as has
bssR done year after year ali over
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

Dulls the scythe Of Father Time.
The electric spark goes through ev.
cry par OF your body. bringing new
lie and hope. HOLSTERS ROCKY
Mountain Tea brings back that ,eei.
Ing Of by-gone days. 80 cents. Tea
or Tablets. CrisEen Drug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27
W. A. hAYEs
DIES MONDAY.

". A Mayes dIed at his home
southwest Of Thompson Monday morn
ing OF old age. The funeral services
we're he'd from the New Hope Bap.
tist church at IL O'Clock TUESDAY
morning By the Rev. Arthur Bureb.
Of Kansas City.
Mr.. Mayes was 81 years old and
leaves two children. q grandchildren
ana uirtyfiye great grandchildren
TO mourn his loss. The children are
b. p. Aayes and Mrs. Eliza Given
both Of this county.
The Ledger extends Syupathv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

Soon be time to buy that binder or
mower. Remember I am agent this
year for the DeeTing binders.
spreaders. hay presses. ETC.
W.T. J. W. Dry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

A report from St Louis reach.
ed this city at 4:so Wednesday a.
terDoon that a serious earthquake
had affected parts Of United States.
The exact location was not stated
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

Miss Irna johnson. who will spend
the Eummer abroad leaves Wednes-
day for a short tour o. the East be-
fore sailing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

Mrs. Sidney Garrett is home from
Kansas City, where she was called
on account u the death Of her
brotherin-law. the Rev. J. H. Har-
din.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

To rid al live stock Of worms and
improve their general condition, use
Cremoline Live Stock Remedy. 1t
is sold by Ricketts, e. Emmons d. @.
Co, Mexico, No. 1O-1yr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

Missouri By the imposing Of con
dM1sa that OverSoad the project and
YFsEeE the promotion HznnlhaI,
Mexno. Columbia and nearly eTery
city Of zuy size Ia the state are
5gs nOE certain thai fxerurbzrs
slh be eozStruets1 fl their pzries-
kT e0an1zEdez this yezr.~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

l. p. Crigler was up from st.
Louis on business this week. Mr.
Crigier VIII move to Mexico about
the first Of June to reside perma-
Bently.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

Miss Laura Walker went 10 Sioux
City, Iowa, Sunday. where she viii
act Us bridesmaid at wedding TO take
place In that city this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

TT was demonstrated recently that
the big battleship Mississippi can ae-
eommodate five thousand visitors at
one time and not be oyercrowded.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

Mrs. Fannie Barre and son, VII
liam, are visiting T. NJ. Barre and
mean Benton City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

ACCORDING 70 Washington dis
patches the language In the Senate
has been keeping pace with the
Thermometer In that city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27
RAIN DAMAGED
THINGS SLIGHTLY.

The 2.57 inches Off ain that fen
on Monday night damaged Woane-
mans green houses and several 9th
er places in the city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

Mrs. Woodrow, who has been the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Fannie
Barre, has returned to her home in
Emporia. Kan. She vas accompan-
led By her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Of Waynesbunz, Pa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

Interest paid on all deposits.
North Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

Miss Callie Morris, a teacher III
tho Mexico Public School, left 10
day for Centralia. where she WIZ
spend a portion OF her vacation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27
aEpoRr

WHAT about that local band Mex
leo B to have this year?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

Mrs. Betty Blythe has returned
from Hardin, Mont, where she has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ethan Howell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27
MARRIAGE

ISSUED TUESDAY.
J. z. Black, WeIkTIlle. No. and
Miss Mary C. Myers. WeDsyille, No.
Ollie T. oustaft, Audrain, and
Miss Elsie May Belkamp, AudraIn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

The rainfall Monday night was 2.57
inches.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

Harry Cole Is home from Texas
on a yisk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

~" wilson and family are home
back" al come
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

Mrs Gordon CTaighead and daugh-
ter, Pauline, Of Anxyasse, were the
guests Of Miss Kathryn Mexican on
Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27
HARgA u0f EsshH
DslPPELR4 KIsTHT

CLASS gTcAE O. rs Az Al.
RENEST4 EsE ScNE SFTEs
MoM8S-T cEEEwcNE~N-c
DcHE TrE CEE2y IS TEE
cgETEM
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27
TO MOVE TO MEXICO
TO RESIDE PERMANENTLY

", {. johnson and family are ar.
ranging to move from st. louis n
,n,s CITY TO reside permanently. Mrs.
AnSon' who is a daughter Of wII.
nam Pollock Of this city, is here.
al. johnson is expected either to.
Jay or Wednesday. Just what bps,.
ness Mr.. johnson intends 70 follow.
is not definitely known.
The Ledger joins the citizens =,
100 IN welcoming Mr.. johnson ard
family to this city TO reside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

capt. D. II. Mcintyre. who has
s'sn ~. "a bad health for some time
wen' to Hospital No. /, at Fulton
30. this week.
1u'e G. coe. aged 40 years eli.
the Hleginsville (Mo.) JET.
ierSohian, died this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27
PROCEEDINGS
At ADLTHIGHs Essn
NATTER o. East Pso~a,.
PAVING REFERRED TO
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sLEs TO Use PARK

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fnsent0ns 318 sseo1a
On DO1oa The Ezz= Va
fens6 hz<k 70 e7z-ra
bids fnoza al weakly Tzz
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Mayor GRAHAM 70 rake rso5-u-s
tiozs concerning the dEn<5x
dad sntEzlA TIE eozEE-
posed q Msss-z. McIztrs an
and Johnson
On motion the printing e.zza-
was Instructed to take Up tie NM
d revising the eitY s-ii1szez
On D0ba The mater q -.
sons doing pzzn brokers 5azzsh
Hooked into.
Mr.. Smith. a the Ezga Lodge IN
granted peruissiDa To Ezs TIE stree,
and Hardin PARK for a Hh q JIb
celebration. they 10 eoas4. with Va
yor aud Park eosanktse as to chr
AFTER Of entertainment
On molten the Marshal vas IL
strnetsd to have przettse q. h5re
men speeding hors4 o. bzlsnd
and Clark sTense discontinued
TIE following bills Eere allowed:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-05-27

JAMES HARRISON
TOURING The WEST
Formerly Of Mexico, Makss an e..
tended Tour Thro0sh California.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-10-14
Here Is a Table OF the Symp-
toms of Kidney Trouble.
READ over THESE SYMPTOMS
See Which of the Symptoms Are Yours

1t is important to state in your
reply to Dir. Lynott what your symp-
toms are. Just as soon as the doctor
receives your reply, either in letter
or on the free certificate shown below,
he will send you the free treatment.
Now do not miss this opportunity.
Just imagine how you will feel as soon
as you get the treatment. You must
feel relief at once. So do not delay,
but write letter today stating what
the symptoms are. Send this certifi-
cate at once to DIR. Lynott, Occidental
Building, Chicago.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-10-14
From the Chicago Inter- Ocean of December y
FINDS NEW KIDNEY CURE
DIR, T. Frank Lynott, New, York Specialist,
Discovers Remarkable Remedy

At last perfect harmless and positive cure
appears to have been found. Dr. T. Frank
" OFT, f9r NJ Of the University City Of New
- s.t5f, but a celebrated specialist in
- cago. has a very simple quick-acting formula
doctors.
Last night nr. Lynott read paper on the
citation to those present: Dr.: Lynott was highly
liable to criticism for allowing bis new treatment
to be advertised, especially as he was adyertis
DR. Lynott, however, explained that this free
treatment offer not much for patients in
the big cities as for the people in villages and
country districts who had access only to country
Lynott explained, were not posted on up-to-date
the more educated a physicisns IN eit}es so to
make quick work Of introducing the treatment ea
proper remedy for kidney trouble, he had de-
cded to offer 1t free for the time being to people
in the country Or. Lynott said that the free
treatments would not be continued indefinitely.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-10-14
The Free Treatment

if you answer this advertisement the frs
time you see it and send your name. /
Introductory offer for those who really w
to get well and who. when cured. will
hesitate to tell their friends. Don't miss
wonderfully liberal offer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-31

dates. and not at Fort Leavenworth. as
heretofore. The examination will occupy
a week. beginning Tuesday. February >.
and closing Monday night, the Sth.
Naval Movements.
The supply ship Celtic has arrived at
Syracuse. the battleships Georgia and
Nebraska at Tangier. the tug Apache at
Bradford. r. L., and the cruisers North
Carolina and Montana at Colon.
The battleship Maine has sailed from
SoInbrero Light, Fla, for Guantanamo.
The torpedo boat destroyer Hopkins
has been placed in reserve at the Mare
Island navy yard.
Vermont Gets Target Prize.
The battleship Vermont, with record
of so per cent. having hit the target at
the rate of 12.S times out of 16 shots
from twelve-inch guns, has captured
first prize in the record target practice
for battleships of the Atlantic fleet for
the year 1908 Closely following the YER
mont came in order the battleships Illi-
nois New Jersey and Colorado. which
averaged between 20 and so per cent.
The general average of practice with tile
big guns on all the battleships was over
80 per cent. 1t Is stated that the records
of the firing in Manila bay in 1908 We're
much better than the records of the
previous year in Cape Cod bay.
Army Orders.
Leave Of ABSENCE for two months is
granted Lieut.. Col. Robert l.. Billiard. Sth
Infantry.
Second Lieut.. Frederick C. Rogers. 10th
Infantry upon completion of the temper
airy duty at Fort Smelling. Minnesota. Will
proceed to Fort Logan II. Roots, Arkan-
sas. for duty.
BY direction of the President. and upon
the application of First Sergt. Patrick
Mcdonnell Company IL, 23d Infantry.
that soldier will be placed upon the re-
tired list.
Leave of absence for four months is
granted Capt. Henry L. Ferguson, com
missary.
Leave of absence for four months IS
granted Capt Clement c. Whitcomb,
Medical Corps.
Lieut.. Col Charles j. Bailey. Coast Ar
tillery Corps. is detailed as member OF
the board of ordnance and fertilization
for duty Herewith during the absence or
Brig Gen. Arthur Murray, chief of Coast
Artillery.
BY direction of the President. and upon
the application of =. NJ. Sergt. Charies
c. Leaback. 9th Infantry. that soidier
will be placed upon the retired list
Capt. Robert +. Firth. paymaster IS
relieved from duty in Cuba and VIII pro-
coed to Chicago for duty.
Capt. Frederick T.. Johnston. paymaster
will proceed to Governors Island, New
York. for duty.
First Lieuts Thomas NJ. Robins. rheo-
dore H. Dillon. Dewitt &. Jones. Wi liam
f. t.ndress and Jarvis j. Balm. torrs OF
E.ns.neers. are relieved from their duties
in the United States. and will proceed to