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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

REFERRING 20 the adoption Of
6ho Mexico Eight Aille Road Dis
trict Saturday. November Is. the
Mexico Message says: The vote for
the proposition was overwhelming be
fore and this time II should be made
a6anfnnua
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

PROGRESSIVE citizens Of Mex
leo must favor al progressive move
msnts. You can't make a eiU by ia
Toring only your pet eatEprise. We
must al march forward together
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16
LAUNDRY STOCK.

HOLDERS HERE.
w. r. Cheney, Of Redhnds, Califor-
MIA, one of the stockholders in the
Crown laundry OF this city, is in
Mexico looking after the business.
Turner Williams who has had the
management OF the concern since
the death of his father, has made a
most ereditabIe showing. ]. B. Schnei
der, Of chillieothe, Ohio, another in
terested party, Is also here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16
nR. Ann mRs. con home.

DR.. PAU E Cod. wife and htSle
son. Of Mexico. motored To Elsber
Y Thursday and remained until Sat
urday guests of the formers sisters,
Mrx B. G. Reavis and Ms W
Van Matre While there Dr.. Col and
Dr.. F. V. Keeling performed an o0-
Grafton On little Rosalia Reavis for
bladder trouble. The little girl Is
said 70 be- getting along nicely.
Fishery Democrat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

There Is little danger from a cold
or from an attack Of grip except
when followed by pneumonia. and
this never happens when Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is used. This
remedy has WOE its great reputation
and extensive sale By It's remarkable
cures Of colds and grip and can be
relied upon with implicit confidence,
For sale BY an dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

1T xozA NIX D. . bsa na % pat
als q she Eloo1 lSszse oa tbs
ruads People VITO p0fTocaDe the
saIooZ axe TO have good roads Ese
nue IS rshG fdEks
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

FULTON EXTENDS FRANCHISE
The City Council of Futon has
given to the promoters of the Mex.
leo. Santa Fe & Perry Traction Com.
pany an extension OF the franchise
for another year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

JUST to sbOE hOE EASY tbs
graf VAS worked b san Fsaaes
60 e. has besn dASsoTaed that the
AzegreE &2 has besz EsEed f0
several yezzz so< sis9@@ aad It's fer
-ssHs-s srr HASA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

NEW YORK broker drank through
Praws tn order to meet the law for
bidding tho use OF public drinking
cups. When II comes TO a question
Of water Wall Street is always re-
.ovrnofsf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16
sELL.RINeERs EXCEL
IEMr ENTERTAINMENT.

The entertainment at the Grand
Tuesday afternoon and evening gwen
uDder the auspices of the Athletic AS
.sociation of the Mcmillan Hlsh
school was well attended. The BeA-
Ringers were excellent and everyone
seemed well pleased with them
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16
-F IEDsEa APPRECIATED


EE Tex Nov. =. 1911
MsSEs r n WE1s & SoA
Nexea No
SEs-
ehlaE i Is zaeus uue EAs
adzg w0asg % pay for tie Ls
scx azoCax yszr- Do1t rsB
Ehsn HI tine - - Canno Ros
tsr do w5fbps3 aA Ledger
/ always receive Il &C &o1c1y ~
thsn for g ple&sal visit 70 4.
kind frsends. and naive aOEu AK
State.
Very best Kishes for goar s1cceS
Very tF1ly yoG-s
VI. D DAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

WE'LL, II there must be a railroad
strike both sides should act 50
that st may be ove soon However,
as Is well known. the best tine 70
settle @ strike is before 4 begins.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

AMONG the new inventions to be
shown at an electrical exposition m
New York is an electrically operated
spanking machine. are all cur domes
iic Industries to be ,s~upplanted?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

JUST suppose Mexico Ns COZ
posed only Of people who always pro
Tested o. voted 10 and never sub
scr1had g cent to public improve
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

THERE Is ozs string ngzS IL
his row berEaaz I1aE z1 TarEG-
They id 1E TAX a. Sr0Ua he
ahEs. for yez-s before getting izt0
acthgr-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

CONGRESSMAN YOUNG1S descrip-
ton OF Presldeut Taft as being pru'
denily and aggreSsiyely progressive
was evidently calculated 20 please
both ends and the middle,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

THIEVES IL New Rochal@ y.
+, stole 1890 worth o NEeAy and
took a bath o. the daspols3 prem
lses Eveu our burglars are feeling
h u5ttt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

IAN 1a1AseE n rsrnzznsn2 CASlr
sazzs c<uA Ez1sE rs Ne hess
azE Z EacE e Ea1 SIZES rezEG
.sar caaEAS roass and Au1eAiE ucz
ne. u-s Mrs L 2 Az1at q
lpHrsr. Caaa we hzse asz i -
e@zsr A-1 4 & faaeS 10 ge ~
Fw wz u "a =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

NETuN Is gg = u - sass
tas EzM Azss Ezzz DE- % NJ
pE@ = NE11o "a @ 1Z
50 = as Es axe goag < @1E g &C
ETrz-s@ -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

DR.. W. R. Robes and wife, Miss
Ped Harrison, and DR.. A A. Wal.
Taco and wife attended the fifteth
anniversary of DR.. Cowan's pastor.
ship Of the Auxyasse Church satur.
dav
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

THE death OF Mrs. Antonio APP
pIieh which occurred in this city Fri
day morning takes away one Of Mex
ioo's Oldest and most highly respect
ed women. She Is the last member
Of her fathers family and vas high
~ esteemed by all who had made hel
acquaintance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

hAEEE PO1L e. aa ons1A
Cazrs ans lz4n SHed EA-aE
e. 1hE ENzuaz SaAe CAa Can
um -z VIZ nzEs 8 zaSE
vert E
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

We ha-S os ) =z t weA
We 01sas pazZAAM good ra@1
u- vAu Il WONT c0S h1@ q eant
Wat Do 20 know sh1sz Hnsz.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16
D APP

POINTS GUARDIAN.
Wilson Poor1nan OF Rush Hill was
adjudged Incapable of attending to
his own business by a jury 10 the
Probate Court wednesday and w. F.
roberts Of Rush Hill was named
his guardian.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

For pains in The eide O. chest
dampen = piece OF flannel With Chan
berlain's LniEDen4 and biad 7 on
over the seat Of pain There Is
Eothing better. For sale By al
rzaanrr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

w. t. Lott Of near Bachelor, Cal
5away county, we'll known 10 this
city win spend the winter in Colo
RADIO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

Notice Is hereby given 'ha' W.
u administration on the esA'
Richard A. Byrns. deceased
granted to the undersigned g
1911. BY the Probate Court 0AuIs
County. Missouri. All persons
ing claims against said estSe I
required TO exhibit the same "
undersigned for allowance y
In six months from the -
Of said letters or they may w
ciuded from any benefit Of sa
take, and II ouch claims be ,"
hiblted within one year IRON 4
Of this publication they viii
ever barred.
SAM d. BYRNs'
Admlnlst'a'
s4.4t MARY J, BYRNs,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

State Of Ohio, city of Toledo, tss
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner Of the firm of r. j. Cheney
& Co. doing business in the City of To
ledo. County and State aforesaid. and
that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
cry case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use Of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j.. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day of December.
A. ID. 1856.
(SeaD A.. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the system. Send for
testimonials. free.
f. ]. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
AXE Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

IN ~
- ~ FaeN q r& E
tLRy ga ks-s . z aH e -
tzks d azrraE1 ga0W
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

E &<aL TEa 9rn0E
q zez 6r q ~ SeAas& ~
Rw Ez q 2s % - -
- n E1rszE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

Gene Hail, one of the Missouri
University football team. spent Sun
day In this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

C4EADZES F1R ~
mzszZ sEzur- Ia Z ArE2.
Ez zxE zs tzaE ~ a Ma
ps
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

THET ~ fuEE e. zsSZ d. 90
lSenaus ss=ss - aG
a ha1 ~ e wsk -ay
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16
Hides, Furs, Pelts.
Sam Morris wants
them at the highest
cash price.
Sam Morris.

Jimmie" Matthews, Of this coun-
ty, a weH-known young horseman,
who has been campaigning his rae
ers throughout the West, is home.
and will winter" his two runners,
Little Belle and Chumpy Joe. at the
residence Of his brother, Joseph, just
south Of Mexico. Jimmie" has pros
pered with his stock and will also
spend the winter months here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16
WANTED

WANTED
.our fsrm e.les and all kinds of aue'
tioaecr wsIl
GEO. r. JOHNSON,
Auctioneer.
GA West Robinson ST., Mexico Mo.
35-3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

40 s1s1 ~ Mcur
x8E sing = - CIV
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

Misses Mary and Lena Garter have
returned to Columbia
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

Carter Taylor, who attends the
State University, was home Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

J. T. Mitchell, Of Centralia, attend.
ed the Emmon's sale Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

Let Ledger Want Ads save you
money, They work all the time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16
Rowling Green. No. No. Q.

Bowling Green, No, No. 8.
Harrison G. Mackey died here on
Tuesday night. He was rs years
old. Mr.. Mackey represented Pike
county in the Legislature for two
terms about thirty years ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

M Ansc1la Anrt& Eoaer q
Ma Otzz4 SeqaszaA rsdins o.
Eaz useru st-ee1 sie3 q sAs hoae
= As- aaSAtsr. Friaay nOrzias. lAe
aeozss1 was 81 vezz ca she IA
aS<a n Il kc&kA t~ s9ost = EeAr
DsAA Vas Ussea ~ = c~OnRkztea
q disssssS
he eocsase1 vas one q Aexfcos
81 Ricaeer czi.s& SIC hss NSn
= resaazt q Ncxtro Tor ahncSA~A
= cezusy AID * Aer fAtAgs FANNY
SO raj ths ezz uzznaor.
sc Is survived hy one dsEsht~s
Mrs Sser9lemAn and Eve grsndohh
drsn
Mrs AFprlch Nss hiEhly resFec
&c ~ al Sso Rnsu A<r. she vas
zSnse< q the Egkscop& Church aad
@.<s<aeat Urisaan lie
n@LeaEcr Sosns 0aher frieaas in
sxseza.Ax slncere syuq4ihy to he
hereAvsa oaos
San ktncAsd@ e NAsoa
died weaaesasy. Sos = a.
hoze The funer1 vas hesa s
saHa Frksy sz1 ne HonsiAs
serrcd n tke cemeiery MA "
zhS aeexAsrd vas about s. years
ca He was che q the county
cd ssoaee- cn4lens ne ~
nez Successful tArHrT ana h
respected En
ne Z Survives y
enc aAnEhfer
The l<saesr sosns othT
sKtaaaiag SINCERE sgml~'A' :"
heTeaxed o1es-
p-r. n p.ss.s, tafber Of Mrs.
- r.m.x. - sturgeon. died
- NsaS,a cove He was
- - IA aa.vss four other
-. -, vas Nov. ?.
~z- r--~xtn.a. svn,nathv.
- PRESIDENT Of
-. r,a,,o-. th,s rrv. died
ri.-a-m. - bis mother Ia
-s.l--~r The funeral va.
HI. -. Toras, IA Jamestown. Beth.
- : rs.w no-niag
80 $500 r,tasr norniog me
s-uo~.l ..-v;oss we're held at ths
college Professor fFshA Aae
former president Delivered Inc az
dress
Professor Jones had been P
OF the institution for 10 years NO
long ago ne EenA A1
e ,mkan s-ar5opslv m.
ratta- u,as received at the col
taga Tuasaav wh,ch had been dictai
~ 90 s;graa nv Professor Jone
sls.A 10 f~,a,,as herr took this as
n.sm - r,,,ch imnrovement in hi
@lhe.I,h
J. g. SuDietb o. Oolun1O'~'
,ro,,.Dos saveral Years ago whe
al mo, - he var,ous hrancht
b. hro,ght sn,, far possession Of SON
,eIof ,ha meet xaluahje propersy in Il
II b.ar+ ~ she mnssness district Ia s
s..
A.. a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16
General News.

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w2A Kzz ~ DSEoqolan "a;
~ RzsA RSszoA sSAE q Ma
u " Exsns- q as &C. tuoks
rs ~ cze- bsae = a aly&
"a. He rs EF& SAAzSa n.
wasna GIVE RzA NSAh1A n
as
ue maoAaEe lrzea u-tS @4
ms uozg~eS v-eAsa ESl%
zaas Wa ana 10 Sal Sas va
naz=ss ~ tl
kazSn hs SIS SiESse Eo@
az aSas xAsG sAe z2aAns Vas
1raes Il uss1s ~ oarrsass
IA @-xk ~ ESzns f-sas rr&
uv aaea5ax the vhpS h Ne
sua zsozA RSAiaasz EaenasN =
issEnlas tAe ~ srHA eSs vas
2rSE1
M ssaal1r : SsaraasS . e
ur~ Nznco csU NssassE =
R.zsa 4 8lA~ Sec-~zz 81 TX
Se Raara q HeAxh gives TIE Led
.rh.
fn OK rnszsh u ASEua a. hss
-, - y
I 80 "A
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voe
errsorv
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49, 49,
49, !
Chscae0 Nov 3
A tsst Of strength A<ween woa
. en- RESIDENTS and " ". Sodmore ?
! Ice captaaA c0z1&nai1s . slAnoA
NA 49,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

Ralph coatsworth has returned to
Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

Mrs. Elizabeth DornelL, 81 years
old, who Sied here Saturday and was
buried Tuesday, was born in Ken
lucky, Ga 1920 and settled IN Mis-
souri, in 1916. She lived in this sec
ton the greater part of her life. Rel
aaves from all oyer the State at
tended the funeral.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

New York, Nov. O.
War between the police department
and thousands Of elnbEomea through
out the city is Likely to take place
at any tine on the question OF
whether wome1is clubs W privileged
10 hold bridge tournaments ~forprizes-
Should the authorities dec4de 70
proceed against the cardplaying ma
irons and maids. It developed yester-
day, they will be supported heartily
BY Anthony Comstock, head Of the
~socsety for the suppression % vice,
who stopped the rattle held in The
church fair given BY the Carznelite
Fathers. a Cathode order. several
days ago
Police in accord with comstock.
MIR. Comstock denounced emphati-
cally the practice OF women's clubs
meeting In rooms In fashionable no
tells and paying a fee to play cards
for prizes. Neither the value Of the
prizes, the amount paid to participat
In the game, nor the way in which
the money thus gained by a club Is
distributed prevents the act Of card
playing from being in the same
class with other forms OF common
gambling. the vice investigator said
From remarks by police officials
who would not permit their names
to be used, it seems likely they are
in complete accord with Comstock's
views.
Kewanee, H., NOV. 9.
Wan. E. Brand, a milkmaIs Of this
place, walked into the Kewanee Ma
tioual Band Tuesday and astonishe'
the teller By presenting two large
pals Of money for deposit
All the coins we're Lincoln pennies
and there were 5,462 Of them.
The pennies were accumulated u
two years by Mr.. Brand, who has re
solved to save every Lincoln penn
that came to him in Grange TO pui
chase a piano for his daughter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

Mrs. Catherine shultz, 30 years
old, grandmother Of Mrs. A. M.
|Trlmhle, Of this city. died last week
at her home IN Macoupin county, Ill.
Mrs. TrimbIe visited her just a few
DAYS before her death.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

]. G.. Sublett OF Columbia, died
this week. The Subjects came into
prominence several years ago when
members OF the various branches
brought snit for possession Of some
OF the most valuable property in the
heart Of the business district IN St
Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-16

JUS, as scores Of Mexico People
Have.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
Improvement Under Ameri-
can Administration Brings
Much Needed Relief.

~ O RAPID is the progress being
~ made by the dredge on the sur.
1 plus canal that bright and early
Monday morning, tho big water
ditch will be across. or rather under
inc tracks of the Salt Lake route ON
,hr west side To date the drcdge has
removed 10000 cubic yards Of earth,
making canal sixty feet wide and
two feet in depth The cost OF the
cXcavating is seven and onc.half cents
the yard.
Tic surplus canal drcdge which Is
doing this remarkably successful WORK
is the mt.chinc which. q year ago, was
called bv thc Herald Republican Ga
pile of old Junk. Instead OF beng a
pile of old junk. the dredgc IS be
inc employed with wonderful success
in bringing about ono of the most nota-
bic improvements that the American
administration has undertaken.
Tor years and years. in fact. 50 long
as tho memory of Salt Lakcrs runs
back. the west side suffered each spring
enormous property loss by reason of
overflow from, the Jordan river Build
inss were undermined ard supports
weakened and always there WAS grave
danger Of collapse. For months aioe
the flood waters reccdcd there wcro
acres of mud wherein dtsclsc germs
bred by the billion. Smallpox, ma
Iariu and typhoid were the common re-
suit OF that condition of affairs. Every
wear. too, the city was called upon "a
paY large sums Tor repairs. 5Tl a sYs
tenn Of levcos was a constant expense
of vast proportions
\ little more than a year ago City
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Engineer George McGonagle declared
that the problem could bc solved by
means Of 4 canal that would carry OH
the food waters Of the Jordan. The
wisdom OF his conclusions have been
amply proved. for there has been no
flood damage since the drcdge began
making surplus canal adequate TO
take care of the overflow. The canal
viii continue TO be extended, but tue
exact destination has not yet been de-
cided upon. 1t may be sent through 70
the Great Salt Lake in a straight liue
westward, or il may be sent northward
to form a confluence with the Jordan
seven or eight miles north of Salt Lake.
In either case, the canal will carry of
all flood waters and there Will be no
moro danger Of pcstilcnce or money
loss.
In addition 10 removing the cause OF
damage by flood waters. respecting both
monetary loss and disease. the cnnsl is
the means of rcclaiming thousands OF
acres of land that has heretofore been
absolutely without value. The alkali IN
the land which has rendered il value
less is now washed into the surplus
canal and the areas thus drained afford
fertile soil.
Under the American administration
this vastly Important work has been
undertaken and carried to a successful
point. and If the American admlnistra-
ton rs continued the Improvement Will
also bG continued. The people of the
west side arc best qualified 10 speak in
testimony of the vast benefit that has
accrued 10 them through the surplus
canal, and they say they want no inter
ruption of that good piece Of work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
MISSIONARY FROM
THE FAR NORTH HERE
The Rev. A. r. EIoare of Point
Hope, Alaska, Visitor
in Zion.

The Rev A. f. Hosre, missionary al
Point Hope. Alaska is visiting Salt Lake.
IA the guest OF Dean Colladay.
Point Hope is one OF the northern mos,
Christian missions and the work lies al
most entirely among the Esqmmaun.
Isolated for the greater part Of the year.
the missionary. clad as the EsquiplauX
10 withstand the intense cold. lives as
the guide, philosopher and friend OF his
flock. To him all questions and difficult
ties are referred and he Is. in true
sense. father TO his people.
Mr.. Hoare has been waiting two years
for temporary relief from his duties, and
eventually the Rev, Mr.. Goodman OF
Newport, f. l.. volunteered TO take his
place Accompanied BY the leading
chorister from one Of the New York
churches. who win instruct the Esaul-
n,auX In singing. Mr.. Goodman reached
Point Hope after suffering the loss OF
oil his stores by the wreck OF the supply
ship
MIR. Hoars will preach at St. Fauls
church this morning AT u o'clock and al
St Marks cathedral at 5 y. m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
RAISES NEW POINT
AS TO LIQUOR LAW

Charging that several brewers and
agents arc selling beer contrary 10 the
provisions of the new state liquor law.
Striclaoy Bros. SUCCESSORS TO the Ken
tuclSy I.iduor company. directed a COM
municaiion 10 the office OF County At
tomey ! r. Wiley. Saturday, asking him
10 investigate tho matter.
The communication SAYS that tho COM
plainsuts. paying retail license. are
compelled 10 compete against the Salt
Lake Brewing company. the Wagcner
Brewing company, the \. Fisher Brew
ing company, George +. Olsen & Son.
agents. and w. II. Bintz. agent. who
merely pay wholesale license, In SELL
ing beer hv the case
Under the new law whole saIers can
only sell beer In nvc- gallon lots or more,
II is contended by tho complanants that
case II beer which contains twenty
four bottles merely contains four and
fouU-fif'hs gallons. cnch. bottle contain
ing onr-tfth OF n gallon. Thus. IL IA
contended. they are not selling IL In nc-
cordauce with the requirements OF the
law.
thc matter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
BANKER DECLARES
BUSINESS ExACT|NC
w. w. Armstrong Talks to Y.
M. 6. A. Members on Prob
lems of Profession.

W. ". Armstrong. president Of the
National Copper bank. was the speaker
al the first Of series Of Saturday night
talks inauaurated BY the Young Men s
Christian association. TO be continued
during the winter.
Mr., Armstrong spoke on banking and
the relations of a bank 20 the public.
After defining the different kinds OF
banks and saving that he personally
preferred national banks. be laid IL
down as a cardinal principle that the
primary aim Of all bankers should be
TO assure the safety of what was en-
trusted TO them. Profits should bo g
secondary consideration. The profes-
sion of banking he thought was the
most exacting of professions and was
the most poorly remunerated.
A bank In a community should be n
balance wheel insurinR stability. en-.
coura cing what would develop and ex.
posing what would destroy. II should
keen in perfect touch with local condi.
tions.
Mr.. Armstrong was followed by o.
C, Bebee. cashier of lions Savings
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
STOMACH TROUBLES

1red BY Vinol-Here is Proof
1gmour, Ind was troubled with
cnronic stomach trouble, and five
eks ago II got so bad | had TO give
Sors. had tried various medi-
s Without relief, and was finally
nced to try Vinol. After taking the
bottle was greatly benefited.
now on the third bottle and ready
fesume work. Am rapidly gaining
Weight and strength" Edw. Me
= ls the curative medicinal ele.
1ls OF the Gods livers. combined
the strengthening properties Of
e lrou contained in Viuol which
pes IL 20 successful in restoring
'ect digestion and at the same
u builds up the tired, over
ked and rundown system.
~ a bottle Of Vinol with the un.
'nndlng that your money will be
lned If 1t does not help you.
HEHL & FRANKEN, 271 Main.
zn z1n1 DEUG CO.. The Busy Corner
AZ DRUG co, No, 2, 215 S. Main