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Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17

he is too--has moved to Mexico
from the vicinity of Benton City
and orders the address for his
Message changed accordingly.
w. L. Frazer subscribes for the
Message. Likewise David r.
Francis. j. w. Coons, B. T.
Winn and 5. T. Torreyson renew.
Homer e. Slonaker at Buell.,
Mo-, in renewing for the Message
writes: 1--WE enjoy the paper and
l want you to keep her coming"
f. w. Ridgeway renews for the
Message. Clarence Barnes changes
his address from Benton City to
Farber.
Charlie Scott changes his adj
dress from LaddOnia to Cam
bridge, Neb. Under date of March
9Th he wrote the Message that
the weather was fine out there,
dry and dusty.
Jesse D. Holloway changes his
address from Auxvasse to Moul-
tain View, Mo.
Amilda A. Hill, at Rosebud,
Ark, sends the wherewith to re-
new for the Message and writes I:
1--WE welcome the Message like
a letter from home, we have taken
it so long and it is so full of
news. We hear from all the old
friends in Audrain. L."
II. II. Rhoads and Grover
Weber, southeast of Benton City,
made this office "a much appreciat-
ed call one day last week. Mr..
Rhodes subscribed for the Mes
sage.
We extend earnest thanks TO
the following for late renewals
for this paper: Mrs. E. G. Offutt,
George Byars, Mrs. j. I, Beasley,
Horace Mundy, G. E. Worsham
and Mrs. A. H. Canterbury.
The following are late new
subscribers for the Message: j.
P. Duncan, j. D. Phillips, George
Lierheimer and Mrs. A. w.
buchanan.
Thomas Woodward has traded
a piece of pOrperty in Mexico for
a farm near New Bloomfield and
will move to the latter. He orders
the Message to follow him. Mr..
Woodward has a farm near Mex
leo and he gave us the tip that he
is not gone from here for good.
Mrs. Earl Hutchings of Green
View, ILL.,, subscribes for the Mes.
sage. She writes: II used to live
in Mexico and was formerly Miss
Pearl McGee, daughter of C. A
McGee. We took the paper then
and now 1 want to get the news
: from there again"
; S. F. Darue renews for thi,
paper. The Message had reference
) last week to Mr.. Larue's house
being entered while he and family
! were away by a colored woman
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17
Paul Lofts Affection.

T. w. Stuart and wife Of
Venice were in Mexico last Thurs.
day for Eaton, Colo, to visit Mrs
Stuart's brother, Paul Lott, son
of Capt. w. F. Lott, well remem-
bered in Rush Hill community Of
this county. Paul Lott was operat.
ed on recently for appendicitis,
but the operation was not entirely
successful and he was operated on
again. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart were
accompanied to Colorado by Ear.
Hendricks.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Whereas Xenia p. Sturgeon and Herman
certain deed of trust dated the twenty-slxth
day of June, 1907, and recorded in Book
81 at Page 462, of the Records of Audrain
County Missouri sG1nyeyed to j. b. Sallee
situated, lying and being in said county
of Audrain and State of Missouri, to-wit:
T The West tr half Of West half Of Section
North West quarter of North East
quarter and -Four, 90 acres, being that
part Of the North half of North East
quarter of North East quarter which
lies West of Cuiyre Creek, all in Section
Ihlrty Three $3.50 and the South West
quarter OF south East quarter and East
half OF South East quarter of South
West quarter and Four ca acres, being
Ihat part of the South East quarter Of
south East, quarter which lies West of
Sua5Vre Greek in Section Twenty Eight
I'D. All in Township Fifty One (5i)
Range Five CD West of the 5th p M
be mItn ra Gtn ed lands which have since
IN trust to secure payment of certain
pro5IiIssory notes therein fully described
nro,, MGsre t II was in said deed of trust
plfH H that In default of payment of
ss.ru NOTES or interest thereon when the
70 The pte ose que and payable according
Of the ,e eortis i1ereoi' then at the request
ptiit iei;,u holder OF said note the Trustee
~ rllgnt sell the said tracts OF land for nc
pn;yiilent OF said notes and the INTEREST
5iaces o tf~e snig DAYS notice Of the time and
ton of said land as proyided In sa didsc dap
SIN unpaid and default has bee mo mot AZ "
ana 1e PAYMENT Of the interest on said note
qa,,a tinereDy SAID note has become due ana
se eiai dso unpaid, and whereas il was I'm IN
event 81 the i ,r .pn nt1 provided that in the
t5 ~ aG n as Trustee then the legal holder ~
nnist uote described in said deed on tI,St
H n1gnt appoint the sherlff OF XudTe uS,
where's % saId to act as Trustee, ana
mI,ei ets, SAID j. ID Sallee has decoa vi
Of Of" Aud saelIoT eor the undersigned sheriff
guest gu OF the legal holder OF said no. ne re-
SSid F dduS OF the power in me vested ''i hv
soIaoi Heea or trust and for the p,irnose ~
Viii on same, hereby give notice thSt
1910. at the tSIr1ay, the End day OF April
draine Say Say OF Mexico in County OF All Az
n ssfd da OF A. M, and s O'clock P =. me
inbefors' 66f nosd 70 sell the property here.
hisbnst.e described at public Ven9ue e
ey ses - bidder for cash. but subject how, 70
thereon m prior deed Of trust and Interest
SHERIFF =, .,a J, r. woolery.
March 9Th, 1910. oouii'y' Missouri.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17

The Message verify believes that
the adjustment of the office Of
County Highway Engineer would
prove a great mistake; it will be
taking a step backward, in fact
Then, too, if it will be no saving tt
the taxpayers, what will be gain,
ed? Better let the office of County
Engineer stand.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17
THE ELECTRIC R. R.
The Officers and Directors for the
Year 1910.

The Mexico, Santa Fe & Perry
Traction Co. held its annual meet
ing Tuesday for the election Of
officers and directors for the en-
suing year. The following were
chosen:
officers.
Matthias Crum, President.
C. G. Heller, First Vice Presi-
dent.
T, F. Murray, End Vice Presi-
dent.
j. S. Brown, 3rd Vice President.
c. w. Gather, Secretary.
w. w. Bolts, Treasurer.
S. L. Robson, General Manager.
Directors.
NJ. Crum.
j. P. Cauthorn
L. E. Bolts
G. G. Heller
T. F. Murray
G. Zaugg
NJ. D. Murray
F. L. Crosby
j. H. Glenn
J. S. Brown s
j. B. Guthrie
S. R. Craighead
S. L. Robson
G. w. Gather
w. L. Craddock
W. W. Bolts
j. "A. Bolts
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17

April 18th next is to be Census
Day" Then is when the enumcr.
ators for the Thirteenth Decan-
NAL Census for the United Sta es
begin their work. Get ready for
the census taker. He will be
around soon. He will have some
questions and it viii be a penalty
not to answer them.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17
soME CASH; soME NEWS.


Miss Nettie Hudson gets the
Message for a year as a birthday
present, the salutation and good
will of relative. A good way in.
deed to remember a friend.
G. l.. Hudson remembers us
with a renewal favor. Ditto, P. II.
Cullen, also Mrs. Frank NJ. Clark.
Our good friend James Beam, at
Hannibal, has our thanks for a re-
newaI favor. He adds: I'VE like
your paper fine.''
Frank Cauthorn, the telegraph.
err, changes his address from Mex
leo to Thompson. The people up
there think we'll of Frank and they
think we'll of him here, too.
Judge Guy McCune sends us a
remittance, to keep the Message
rolling, as he expresses it.
c. r. Adams, late of Auxvas Sc ,
is now located at Canady, No.
M. s. Cawthorne and Mrs. Leb
Dye subscribe for the Message.
G. w. Spencer changes his ad.
dress from Mexico to Centralia.
D. w. Thompson, out Bean
Greek way, puts himself ahead for
the Message away up into 1911.
Mr.. Thompson returned recently
from Plainville, ILL.,, where he at.
tended the funeral of his brother
John s. Thompson. The latter
was pOrtmaster in his town and
dropped dead in the Office, from
heart disease, while about his work.
He was 50 years of age.
J. r. Mundy of Rush Hill
changes his address to route 5 out
of Mexico. He hands us S or
renewal.
II. F. DudgeOn, of the firm Of
Dudgeon &c LaRue at Worcester
puts himself ahead for the Mes
sage another year. His firm i:
doing a nice business in the mer'
chandise line at Worcester. Mr.
Dudgeon is also proprietor of the
old A. G. Corner 160 acre farm Of
dirt in the county. That Worces
ter country aud its people are al
right.
S. Valentine, down near RusE
Hill, bought 100 acre farm, neal
New Florence recently, paying 50;
per acre; got it cheap. He move,
this week. Sorry to have hin
leave our county, but the Message
will follow him and keep him post
ed on the happenings up this way
q, H. Spotswood, a good farme,
friend, near Mexico, adds hi
name to our subscription list
Geo. w. Wood, out Moline way
renews for the paper.
DR.. w. l.. r. ed renews for thi
paper. Ditto, F. S. Norris.
T. j. Ecton-a mighty good mai
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17

When the electric railway is eX-
tended from Mexico thru Here
ford and the coal fields of Gala
way county it is predicted that
coal will be shipped to Mexico
and sold at eight cents a bushel,
about half what it is selling for
now. Let us all hope so.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17

The Laymen S Conference in
Mexico last Thursday was one If
the greatest religious events ever
held in the county. All the
speeches were most timely and to
the point, and great good cannot
but result from the meeting.
There were 22O men at the ban
quet table.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17

Soon after the grading and the
laying Of the track of the electric
railway began on Western avenue
last week the property holders
on that street got up a petition
to the city council asking that the
street be paved, That S the kind Of
civic pride that counts for some
thing.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17

There are four candidates in the
field for the Democratic nomina-
ton for L. S. Senator. Francis and
Reed we know, but who are the
other two? We want to be shown.
is he honest, is he capable, is he
for the people?" That's our test.
The best man gets our support.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17

The Agricultural and Dairy
special train is scheduled to pass
thru Mexico this morning, max
ing a stop here from $3.50 to 1910
O'Clock. BE at the train and hea'
the short talks on dairyinng and
the improved methods Of agricul-
ture.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17

Columbia citizens are becoming
very enthusiastic about the eX-
tension of the electric railroad
from Mexico to that town. Yes,
Columbia, you should get in the
swim. The electric railway is g.
ing to prove a great thing; it is
certainly worth pushing along.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17
CE1CAGo&HAkT RY.
rnMrTl.5rAslp
1n effect Nov. /. $685.

Qn effect Nov l. 1867
EAST BOUND
Train, Leave
No. "a EARLY Bird" to
st. Louis. ......,............2:15 a m
No. 10 Fast Express" for Peoria,
Springfield and Chicago $3.50 m
No. 20 Might Hawk" to
st. Louis ................4:19 m
No. 80 Local Passenger to
Roodhouse and South ....7:3O a m
No. IA Mo. State Express for
Peoria, Springfield and
Bloomington 1887 p m
No. % "Red Flyer" to
st. LOUISE. .........,.. 300 p m
No. 2l2 Local passenger TO
Louisiana S:l5 p m
No. 10 RED Hummer"
to Jacksonville and Chicago 1852 m
WEST BOUND
No. % EARLY Bird" to
Kansas City,. ..............l:O6 a m
No. 95 The might Hawk" to
Kansas City. :. 1859 a m
No. 0 1.-THE Red Hummer
10 Kansas City..........,...3:O7 m
No. IL Fast Express to Kan
sas City,. .......... ...6:45 a m
No. 1913 Except Sunday Local
freight to Slater. m
No. 2iS Local passenger to
Jefferson City p m
No 81 The Red Flyer to
Kansas City. .12:45 pm
No. is missouri State Arrive 1897
Express" for p. IN. Leave
Kansas City $500 D. m.
JEFFERSON CITY BRANCH,
SOUTH BOUND Departs
No. 2l3 daily Jefferson City
mail -----------7;40p m
No. 2ll Except Sunday Jefferson
City accommodation 2;30 p m
JEFFERSON CITY BRANCH.
From THE SOUTH
No.21O Except Sun, Jeifer-
son City Mail .......,..1:25 ID
No 9l2 Daily, jefferson City
Accommodation -8:t2 D m
l.. A. BYBEE,
Tkt. Agt.. Mexico. Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17

The Mexico school district elec-
tion will be Tuesday, April 9Th.
Two directors are to be elected.
$. p. EmmonS and j. A. Abbay
retire. Both are most excellent
men for the place, but Mr.. Abbay
says he has been ON the board II
years and he refuses to serve
longer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17

r. :. Carter Of Sturgeon an
nounccs as candidate for State
senator for the 10th Senatorial dis
trict. He hastcns to declare that
he is "agin" State prohibition.
and of course that will be reason
enough for many of the voters to
be "agin" him.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17

/. H. Russell of Broken Bow,
Neb., has been visiting his son,
George Russell, who is one of the
mail carriers out of Benton City,
The senior Russell has been in
Nebraska II years but he still
likes old Audrain and still has
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17

We have some real good bar
gains in new and also second hand
stoves. Also folding beds a
specially.
Phone 424. Fegan & Randle.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17

$. !. Bovine, Jr.. who is cir
culating the petition for the aboii-
ton of the office of County High.
way Engineer. says he wants his
election on August ,. the date FOX
the general primary.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17

money interests here. He is well
acquainted with Charlie Beal al
Broken Bow, who was raised in
Audrain and who is a brother of
the editor of the Message.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17

A man with smile is a man
worth while. He's just one Of those
optimist fellows. that s all.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17
tz;llNAbASn
TIME TABLE.
effective December 9Th, 'O9)

EAST BOUND.
No. 4, For St. Louis and points
No. i, For st. Louis and points SO ''H''
East 4:i5 am.
No SO, St. Louis Accom-. 7:O5 am.
No. 20, st. Louis-st. Paul Linn
No. z, GoIorado-st. Louis Limi- ~ 4'''
No i2, St. Louis Express 6;58 pm.
No. 72t Local Freight 12:O6p.m.
WEST ROUND.
No, 1, For Kansas City, Omaha,
ottumwa and Des MONIES. 1904 a. m.
No. :, For Kansas City and points
West amman. ....... .....2:30 q. m.
no -, Moberly Accom- ..1l:33 a. m.
No 3. For Kansas City, Council
Bluffs, Ottumwa and Des
Moines i2:06p.m.
No, ., Colorado st. Paul Liml-
ted .------------------5:09 p. m.
Ne, 81. NRheFlg Accom- .,,,. .O;9s p. m.
No, Ta,sL9eal Freight. 1890 am.
('Daily Except sunday
J. ID. MCNAMARA
g. p A.. st. LOuis, Mo.
|. M. RICHARDS.
Agent Mexico. Mo
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17

County Collector Roden S report
of collections for the year is a
daisy.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17

Miss Sallie Walker of near this
city has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Norman DAVIS, Of Martins
burg.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17

Rev. B. G. Reavis, formerly
pastor of Sun Rise Christian
church, north of Mexico, closed >
great g, revival meeting at Nebo,
Ill., recently where 1852 persons
the church. 10"
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17
ANNUAL SETTLEMENT OF COUNTY COLLECTOR
THOMAS F. RODEN, FILED HERE MARCH |, 1910

the Collector
which the day the
Itvb collected than
collected
telephone merchants
ofc objections probably unequaled In Missouri
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17

wish to advise all my friends did not move neither
am connected with any other dry goods store in Mex
leo in any way shape or form.
We opened our doors for business Saturday. and while
trade eminenty satisfactory, as hundreds of
our true friends came in to see u.s. and speak encOur
aging words to us, were not quite ready for an
opening; show cases had not arrived, and we did
not present quite the appearance we would like to
have on an occasion of this kind However, we hope
to have all of fixtures installed and the balance of
our goods which are in transit this week. We will
have thisweek complete new line of the
American Beauty COrSetS, Shirt Waists,
Ladies Dress Skirts, and both Long
and Short Jackets,
and will take this opportunity to say that truly
appreciate the patronage and good will of all my old
friends and customers, and with your help hope to
succeed. do not ask your trade through friendship
alone, as my prices will always talk No man owns
his goods for less than |, and none in this same
line of business afford to sell them for as low
price You will and all be treated with the same
consideration in the future, in the past, WITH
ONE EXCEPTION. On account of my limited cap
ital l am compelled to SELL GOODS FOR CASH
for one year at least Your money will bring from
10 to 20 per cent Suppose you try this for awhile and
see. Everything new in this store, the phone;
write in your book McLoney's phone $50.
We ready to you and will be glad to see you
Remember the place, at the old stand, on the
corner opposite the postofice. Trade with the man
that has done more to make Mexico a city than any
other merchant in town.
All New Goods al The Lowest Prices Your Friend
W CLIO III ~.
McLoneys Phone $50. 1t Is New Also
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-03-17

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-27
WOODEN SCHOONER is GIANT
Wyoming, Recently Sent Out, Seats All
Records.

There is n general idea that the
wooden sailing ship is a thing Of the
past but there recently loaded at Bal
timore for its maiden voyage a wooden
vessel that far outranks any that ever
put to sea
This IS six masted schooner. called
the Wyoming. and is splendid ship in
every particular. with gross register
of $3.50 tons, or twenty-five tons more
than the well known steel hull six
masted schooner William l.. Douglas
of Boston.
The wyoming is 300 feet . inches
long. 30 feet inch beam and 80 feet
{ inches depth Of hold. 1t has three
decks. with five disrharging matches.
anc took as its first cargo o.S22 tons of
set coal for Boston.
Tho frame of the huge schooner is
securely strapped with iron. and It's
REASON is protected with big bands OF
sheet iron. Telephones. steam pumps.
steam hCiSts. etc, make the vessel UP
to date in every particular The YES
sci cost $4,000 30 build
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-27
COLLEGE GIRLS TO PLAY BAIL
Radcliffe Takes Up Baseball, Hockey
aud Track Athletics,

Mems colleges vii! not have any adj
vantages over girls colleges before
long if the athletic policy now in vogue
at Radcliffe college is adopt by the
other girls col.e,s -. for Radcliffe stu
dents are really going in for baseball
lis 4 serious sport. TWO mines were
formed recently.
This will prove no mere ticetiny
fancy Of the Radcliffe gi,ls-the col.
les~n authorities will take care Of that
for an edit Went out that each girl
who takes gymnasium work i.uSt So
lee some form of outdoor sport to be
followed throughout the year. No
"sGuealinC" Will be allowed. according
to the eGirt.
Field hockey. tennis. track athletics
and baseball were the four outdoor rec
rrHt rs Given the students for thy IL
selection. an Immediately there was Il
rush among large crowd Of girls to
enroll under the baseball squad.
The two teams formed Will lie no
squads of novices. for many of the at
tendantS at the Cambridge institution
can ou;Go some OF the players in their
brother college. Harvard, across the
way
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-27
This paper is growing.
Grow with the times By sub
scrib;ns row.
CURE YCu9 KIDNEYS
% Not Erdancer life When ar Alb
eraeeN Citizen SnoWs You the
Cure.

Why will people continue to suffer
the aconies Of kidney complaint
5ackache. urinary disorders, lame.
ness, headaches, lanGUCr. WHY allov
themselves TO become chronic inval
'6s, when a certain euro is offered
'he,ro
Doan's Kidney Fills is the remedy
to use, because 1t gives to the kid
neys the help they need to perform
tfeir work
If you have any, even one, Of the
symptoms Of kidney diseases, cure
Yourself now. before diabetes, drop
sy or Brishts disease sets. Read
this Aberdeen ties imonv:
J. p. Peterson, PA North C street,
Aberdeen Wash, says: For about
twenty years | suffered from Kidney
trouble My back aches severely at
riaht and l often felt languid and
nervous. Headaches bothered me
and sometimes my sight was blurred.
The kidney secreticrs passed too fire.
cuently and plainly proved that ny
Kidneys were al fault. Sore time ago
| began using Doan's Kidney Pills
and they effected a permanent cure.
have previously recommended this
remedy end l willingly confirm my
former statement"
For sale by al dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster-Mi'burn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States
Remember the name-Doan Sand
take no other. Q3).
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-27
Only ChE KIND CT WOOD
GOOD FOR CIGAR B0x USE.
Spanish Cedar, Grown In Cuba, Yet TO
Be Duplicated In World.

There are more than 100000 cigar
boxes used in the United States every
year The wood from which the best
boxes are made comes from CUBA and
is known as Spanish cedar. After the
war with Spain the supply Of this
wood was greatly diminished and it,
price raised SO that for ii time cigar
dealers were obliged to find substi
tute for this kind of cedar.
Various woods We're tried. but troI
bic was found in selling these boxes.
because connOiSseurs insisted that :;
fine cigar was spoiled by putting it il.
any but Il box made of Spanish cedar
This wood always retains the flavor q.
a good cigar. Indeed. it is contendeu
in some quarters that It improves tn
flavor. The reason given is that +
grows in tie same localities as til
best Havana tobacco.
Attempts to use cedar grown In til
United St"1pS for cigar boxes hav.
not been successful. The Florida al.
the South American ccdIrs contain
pecuiHr gun that Its wh ~ tn
wood i, EXPOSED to the heat Of 4.
store or horse. and thuS the labels ~,
sometimes the cicarS in box tai
spoi:'d.
The smokers of cheaper brands Of {
cars are. or Course. less parti III.
shout the quality of tie wood Us
for their boxes. anI "a vrnrtrcd cta.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-27
CHARITY TO GET
CAYN0n ON STAGE
That Is, Il He Fl!.9..S Lond5n
Ex-Mayor's Advice.
1RElOAR Tells or SUCCESS SUCCESS s

Appealed to English Pub'io From,
Vaudeville Stage FOR Money to A..
TubercuIar Chi,iren and Raise
$4,000. Together With Lana an
Hospital Buildings.
Imagine. II you can. Mayor GaNnN;
rolling up to the door Of. say. II tlt;,irl
in the official coach of The city %.
New understanding that tAcre is ~ a
a thing-belring Win him whatever
Insignia OF bis o.iice may est
Then i.na-inc linn &s beng con.
Quoted to the S,a-e a::l between mo
vaudeville TURNS" ma iag 4 strong ai~
peal 10 the audicu e fo.' funds VIA
which to build .oug deferred hosiual
for tu5ercudr children.
Nurses as Adjurcs.
Thon pi .tu:e tn entrance among the
audien of some forty young women
clad us nurses. who re-rnforcod the
mayors ar2unentative Appeals by di-
rect and rer>, nal solicitation Of the
audience.
Yet the same thing took place in a
city far more conservative than New
Ycrl: And it Is also the ndvirp Of Sir
william Vreioar. former lo:d mayor
Of London. 10 Mayer G?ynur. Slr
william. who has been spending SOM =
t!l.c in .Ain".i. a. iii it in l."uGon with
such lcrA.steu = that between NoVein-
Ler ,"Dj. AMI Nuye.n. rr. l,uI. he lHi> d
s. t...n AID the Lands ard buildings
for Iii. Eosl i;;;l and college FIR tuher-
cular children at .\itGn. Hampshire
oyaor co-ia = /, = }c'y.
and i. ccr.l 90 it," sad Sir VIII
l.lG. in the cour4e If Il chat over hiss
impressions of Amcr.cH. ".,.ayor Cay
nor surely coud lie hasn't the state
coach and the robes Of oil, q and the
jewel which is han,,ed Gown from one
lord mayer of the Old city to the
other bat he has far ri her public
10 viii Il to make his appeal.
IL he vents to get action. as YOU
Americans say. on the matter Of the
building of proper hospital fer tuher-
cuiar clipplps a.uon- tn children he
could get 1t in no speedier way"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-27
FORCED TO LEAVE HOME

Evsry year large number of poor
sufferers whose lungs are sore and
racked with coughs are urged to go to
another climate. But this is costly
and not always sure. There's a bet
ter way. Let DR.. Kings New Discov-
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