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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-14
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"u ane5v known 10 medicine that viii SO s~ucoesyps
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Pin(ham's Vegetable Compound made from native roofs
and herbs. Here is proof:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-14
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-14
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dssrea to add nothfus 20 he
IoosUcssd Hsn-
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itu ~ nast degrees. be cad ahs
neroV your Hse Is Forfeited. and
the iusrment Of his court IS thai or
Nosemb.r el.'you Be- delivered iuse
rmx,oay Of DE Superintendent II ths
lRaeeaszry. AID thar between ms
hoars az SUNRISE and sunset yoa'
h. shah BE- sxangukhed. and MAJ
lcod have mercy on year soul
pesutes father Who has sat be
4se II son ooutinually since he
lopenlng day Of the trial buried hia
ltsoe ia his hands and appeared
-evercope The prisoner smsiingil
shook hands With several aeguaini
anceS
The court OF appeals will be ash
LED 10 graft a VII = error and
new trial.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-14

Mrs. Albert Biggers is visiting rel
atives in Southwest Missouri
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-14

J. Wat. Woodbridge Is visiting his
SISTER In Manchester. Ohio.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-14
.rnrnER sInIILAR CAsE.

corpwallsne, n. Y.-"I have been taking
lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetabie eompoanu Ia
some time for Change OF Lhe'
4 dbroid growth t.n
1.-TWO doctors advised me TO go 70 INC
hoSn,taI. but one day while was away XssatAng'
i met a woman whe told me 70 tike L9uht II
p,nSham.s vegetable Compound. dds 50 and l
nn- ~ beIued me wonderfully. 1 am very
thanEfnY that | was told to try LYDIA =.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-14

Miss Rudd, Of Galloway county was
In Mexico friday en- route from a
visit IN st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-14
% BUSHELS TO ACRE.

Vs. w Bradeu, q Successful ian
er vest q towa Cells the F9i
that he has foKty acres Of land rsa
ed to VIM. Millstead HaiJh be hil
Will make sixty bushcs per acre q
this a dry year No every Or, b
says, has good corn land and na ei
cry uHe has good seed corn. To
corn was produced 10y ecils iai
blooded Boone County White Braasl
says show me-, if yoa have aI
corn that viii out yield the BopHs
County White-Fart.- Forum
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-14

r rs ,s worth its weight In gold for women during tbk
Non,p ~ life N AZ win help others y0n may publish ns
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-14

WANTED Reliable man 20 DO
farm work for about three months
Have house for him % live in on
farm 40 cigarette smoker need ap
Bis. j. A. Groves. R. F. D. l. Mex.
di.Wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-14

pinEham,s vegetable Compound -1ls- WIN. Boughtm
CornwaIIyiIle, n. Y, Greene Co.
The makers Of Lydia f. Plnkhama Vegetabe Con-
nonnd have thousands Of such letters as those above
ttbe, Tell the truth, else they could not have been obtaihs
t co. love or money. This medicine IS no stranger-ts
stood the test for years.
For 80 years Lydia 7. Pinkham's vegetable eI2I@SA
comnound has been the standard remedy Tor M/AyWNK
eemaIe lis. No sick woman does justice 20 Ia IAN
harSef who win not try this famous medicine Va
Mode extensively from roots and hefDs ana ~ TN
haS fhousands Oh cures to it's credit ~ TUs
- Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women Ian @2h
70 write her for advice. She has MAS%TNW3
ended thousands TO health free Of charge. GBNNYlA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-14
BRICK o SALE.

WI have plenty Of good building
brick or fire brick for sale at prices
from $3.50 per thousand up, None
better, or cheaper. Mexico Fire
Brick and Clay Company. ts8-2twtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-14

This is the week you can sell
your old SCHOOL BOOKS to best
advantage. Remember, the de-
mand is practically supplied in a
day or two after schools open and
books bought in SO late lose their
value. / will buy only good, clean
books, must be in good condition.
W. L. CRADDOCK.
LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-14

Born. to Chas. Holt and wife, on
Sept. 7, a son, who tits the beam
at 10 pounds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-14
III s
My first shipment
of Spanish Queen
Olives have arrived

If YOU want to see
an original Spanish
Pipe of Olives don /
fail to make my store
a visit and get a
sample before they
get below Picking
Mark"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-14

sam Hart. Of Sailing Township. was
married Sunday 1t LaHarpe, Kan,
to Miss Julia Cox. They will re-
side on the Newton Ess place in
Western Audrain. The Ledger ex-
tends CONGRATULATIONS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-14

Miss Myrtle Moore is in Fowler.
Fsr'as, where she has accepted a
posi'ln In the public schools.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-27

ment in the North Temperate Zone. where dwell nearly all the enlighten- ed civilization, nearly all the intellig ent, most of the money. most of the literature, most of the history. of the entire human race in all it's career in the North Temperate Zone We are the only people who tolerate tax on wool. It is a tax to protect, to foster, to create disease, want, despair. It makes more ravenous the sUrly winds of winter that are laden with death and are wanton with cruelty. It guides the fell destroyer of us all and makes it easier for the angel of darkness and the minion of penury to clutch the throat of the child of poverty dy- ing in its scantiest bed in the house of the poor. It exists of monoply, and for monoply. It is the most atrOcious of all the atrocious schemes to make labor a slave and to enthrone capital a despot.
 And that is why you will never know how your congressman stands on the wool question from the public record. Last winter Champ Clark told me that if he had his way nobody could get on the ways and means committee of this congress unless he underwent a civil service examination on the tariff. l think l have read something by De Quincey. It was a great production and made me mindful of that gorge ous genius. This proposition stuck to my memory.
 70 Abner, fear God and nothing else"
 That is the sort of stun the Demo cratic party must send to congress or get out of the way for party that will send that sort of stuff to cong ress
 And the william still pursued her, To be concluded in our next"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-27
X BISBEE BOOSTER

The same being a short sermon on the betterment of business conditions in Bisbee and the entire Warren dis trict--
 Published and promulgated by The Bisbee Cigar company.
 To hep the trade in general, their own business pardcI1larty and in. cidenetally introduce strangers to the most satisfying smoke there is.
 THE EUko CIGAR. We rise to remark:-
 That a dollar spent at home will some day roll back to you and 1t won't have to roll up hill.
 You all knew this, and yet, as of ten as it has been said, it is still worth repetition and doubled-leaded emphasis, because, all of us unthink ingly and carelessly at times spend our money in such q way that it Lids Bisbee goodbye" forever.
 Now let's reason about this and see If 1t cant be remedied-
 You probably knew that there are In Bisbee, Lowell and Warren. over one hundred retail cigar dealers one hundred and nine to be exact-- but it would probably surprise you to learn that these places sell One Hundred and Twenty-one Thousand cigars each month.
 The average price Of these cigars is s60.00 per thousand. Now in or der to supply this demand and bring the goods to Bisbee from foreign mar kets S7,s6000 must be sent away from this district every month for cigars alone.
 Seven Thousand. Two Hundred and Sixty DOilars-Nearly half a do- lar for every man, woman and child in the district.
 What Is the remedy?
 Simply to make these cigars here at home.
 This would furnish work to forty three cigar-makers and mean a week. ly payTcll of One Thousand Three Hundred and Fifteen Dollars-DOn't you think. Mir. Businessman that that much money thrown into the chan neis Of trade every Saturday night would help some"
 But. if you have never given much thought to the subject you will ask Can these cigars be made in Bis beer" Most assuredly they can. Just as well here as anywhere on the face cf the good green globe-Sklled and high-class workmen can be brought here. The raw materials shipped here from Havana just as well as they can he shipped to New York. San Francisco, Boston or Oth- CT points. Up in the Masonic building we are making daily demonstration of what can be done. in a small way. but with the help and support of you. Bisbee Boosters. we propose to show you a Bigger Business and one that means a Bigger and Better Bis bee-Are you with us?
 25O.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-27
PURSUIT OF THE VILLAIN
By sAvOYARD.

bill. Grover Cleveland and John c. Carlisle and William J. Bryan would have spat upon it. And here comes King Caucus with ukase that the Am erican people shall never have official knowledge of how a single one of the Democratic representatives stands on the wool question. A congressman may go home and crate loud and long swear between everything between earth and sky, and all above sky and by all beneath earth that he was for free wool but he cannot prove it. Why because the caucus took him captive, bound him hand and foot and decreed that he should not vote for or against free wool on a roll call Of the yeas and nays, the one and only means by which such an official record can be estab- lished. Mir. Cannon is made respect able. The late Tom Reed is idealized and canonized.
 Only six weeks ago taxed raw wool had no more show in this congress than a gnat in Vesuvius, when in full eruption. But the machine walks in darkness to waste at monday, and the perfidy was accomplished. The big gest fool in congress-and some of them are hopeless-knows that the tax on raw wool is tine fence that divides the two parties. the issue that seper- ates Democrats from Republicans-the quarrel between doctrine and dogma, that began when Cain became a mur- derer. If a tax on wool is sound eco homie doctrine, then the Republican party is right. Convince me of that and in a twinkling I will join Daizell, but l won't shake hands with old Pa yne. That is flat. l won't march through Coventry with him.
 And the first thing you know they got us. Our majority dwindled to a minority. An expert" made the bill- and who the devil ever heard of an '~expert" that was in the pay of the people? The interests have the "ex- peTts." It was sham on it's face that the tax was required for revenue. It was purely for protection and only for protection. its sole tendency Is the preservation of the protection principle" as they call it. Oscar Un- derwOod is the grandson Of Joseph R. Underwood, who was one of the inven- tors of the home mraket" measure, that was brought forth when infant industries" got old enough to be breech- ed. Champ Clark. who only yesterday wanted 10 wreck every custom house. from turret to foundation stone, stood with Underwood for this very cornerstone of protection. They pick ed on a weak kneed fellow here and another there. and SO it went until Ran dallism got the ways and means com mittee on the wool schedule on the hip.
 Let us be frank. Let us speak out You cannot fool all the people all the time. Harkee, CUTS is only goyen-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-27
BURGLAR TALE OF
 HUSBAND DOUBTED
Wealthy Shoe Merchant Ar rested for Wife Murder
 After Five Weeks

PITTSDURG, Penn. Aug. 26.-E. O. Golden. wealthy Kittanning shoe merchant, was arrested today on a charge of wife murder. Golden shot and killed his wife on July IS last He had mistaken her for a burglar, he said.
 Yesterday relatives obtained a war want for his arrest on A charge Of murder. Golden surrendered and Ia- ter he was released in S1O.OO0 bail.
 The prosecution refuse to divulge their suspiodOns regarding Golden's motive. Judge Patton Of Armstrong county set August q as the date for a preliminary hearing.
 The story of the killing as told by Golden was in effect that his wife had arisen from her bed to close a window. Golden heard the noise, and fearing thieves were breaking in, he drew a revolver from beneath his pil- liw and fired at the object that was moving about Tn the flash of the pistol in the darkness he saw a fig. ure in white fall to the floor. He called for his wife. She did not ans wer. He groped fin the dark with his hands but could not find her. Then he turned an electric switch and found his wife dead near the win dow.
 The formal charge of murder was made by W. 4. Simmens.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-27

"Of course l am for free raw mate rials, Including free wool. Wood row Wilson.
 And if he shall be elected president of the United States that is the preach men that will induce the people to put him in that exalted position. Will sons hand is as cunning as his prin- ciple is unsound. See what he did to Sugar Trust Smith. Let us be fair The crucifxion of Smith in New Jersey was a public execution and was more or less spectacular and l am glad it was so: but in Ohio Harmon would not even allow a Jim Smith to be a candidate for senator. He dispatched the minion of false pretenses in sec ret. We must be just and count liar mon and Wilson even on that score. 1 am for both of 'em and either to head or tail the ticket suits me. l wish Ohio had sent some better democrats to this congress. Their conduct has damaged Harmon, for they pretended to talk for him. I do not believe them.
 But both Harmon and Wilson are Democrats of the Grover Cleveland stripe, and either, if nominated, will be Grover Cleveland's successor in the White House. And yet there is going to be a fight in 1912 l am frank en- ough to say this-that if President Taft grows in popular esteem the next twelve months in the same proportion he has in the last six months, it Is going to be a race for either Harmon or Wilson, or both of them. Don't for get that
 1 intend to write miles and miles of stun about Judson Harmon and Wood row Wilson before the snow flies. but right now I am going to say some words about wool, and I wish every letter was a dagger. as the first Pitt said to that fellow Murray, who was later Lord Mansfield If can possi- bly, restrain myself-and l am sure cannot--I will not again wash this very dirty linen in public, and yet publicity Is the only wear. Both Bailey and LaFollette are agreed as to that.
 At least sixty Democrats hold their seats in the house of Representatives of the Sixty-third American congress because Oid Joe Cannon was a czar. But lori the machine made by the De mocratic congress is ten times more of despot than our fine old Unce Joe ever was, or ever pretended to be. They brought about a restoration such as that our ancestors in England hoped for wheE Roger Wildrake sang:
 We'll drink till we bring,
 In triumph back our king.
 And King Caucus was re-enthroned What foliowcd?. A protective tarin about wool and of all thingsl It has been denounced by Democrats and lauded by Republicans. And it is party perfdy and party disnonor.
 Jim Smith and Carl Brice and Ar. thur P. Garmon would have made tha;
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-27
ACTUALLY RAINED FISH
 IN CRIPPLE CREEK

CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo. Aug. 26.
 Tt actually rafned fish here today. During a short shower of rain ana hail thousanos of fish from one and a half to two inches fell in the vicinity of Union baseball park. More than four bushels of the finny downpour were swept up in and around the yard of John Peters, carpenter. Some Of the fish were taken to Mayor F. A. Dassenplug. who is considered an au- thority, and he pronounced them full grown specimens of the alesco fam fly of the Pacific ocean and said they must have been drawn up by water spout and carried thousands Of miles in the clouds. He expressed the fur ther opinion that the fish were alive when they fell to the earth.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-27
ASTOR KEPT HAREM,
 SAYS PENAYPACKER
Former Governor Is Very Plain Spoken in Commenting
 on the Case


 PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.-The ap- preaching wedding of Miss Madeline Force and Col John Jacob Astor of New York meets with the disapproval of former Governor Pennypacker. who terms the proceeding "disgraceful" be- cause Colonel Astor was divorced and forbidden under the decTee to rer marry.
 Regarding the wedding of Colonel Astor MT. Pennypacker had this to say:
 From my own personal viewpoint l think the proceedings are disgrace full Here is the case; Col John Jacob Astor came to Philadelphia and married a young woman from an old and reputable family. Later he kegt a haren in New York and she left him When the court handed down its decree Colonel Astor was forbid den to remarry in the state of New York, but in a short time he meets 6 young woman whose family has been dazzled by his diamonds and his wealth, and he at once, according to reports, has taken steps 60 go into some other commonwealth to marry her.
 T think 1t disgraceful and sad. Of course, this particular caso Is only an incident, and I mention it simply because Of the widespread publicity given to 1t and therefore the harmful effect 1t will have through sugges- ton.
 You know. we do things largely through suggestion. A man was walk ing down the streets of London, and passing a hardware store he saw a long knife and purchased it. A few rnoinufes later he met the Duke of Buckingham and cut him to pieces This man. 1t was true. was demented, but the sight of that knife in the shop window suggested murder to him.
 50 it is with this Astor affair. Men and women see him Haunting his con tempt for the sacredness of marriage in the face of the law of state and God and 1t is suppested to them that they can do likewise.
 Indeed. 1t has come to pass that men take women and women take men nowadays on the principle that # they don't suit they can soon get freed of the bargain and hunt around for other partners"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-27
DYING BANDIT TELLS NAME

CENTRALIA, H., Aug 26.-The bandit at St. Mary's hospital. who was shot last week by Albert Niemann, who also killed an unknown compan- ion, made a confession today to Guy c. ivesay, clerk of the city court; Dr. H. E. Wilson and Rev. w. H. Whit lock, in which he said his name was Raymond Lynch and his home Mil ford, Del A sister was sent 8 tele- graph message and replied.
 Lynch refused for seven days to divulge his identity, until told today he cannot recover.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-27
sRIoE.roeE A sUIcIpE

CENTRALIA, H.. Aug. 26.-Rose Furtges. IS years old, of Glouster, Ohio. died this afternoon from the ef- fects of taking a dose of bichloriGe of mercury just four hours before her marriage to Carl Barton. She was Respondent over illness and left a note to her parents in Ohio. She had been employed at a hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-27
MlsslsslpPl PACKET SINKS

MEMPRIS, Tenn, Aug. 26.-Pass- engers arriving early today report the sinking of the small packet Harry Lee at Brandywine Landing. forty miles north of Memphis, late yester- day.
 The steamer carried a small pass enger list and all were taken off by the steamer Fleonora. and brought to Memphis. A negro fireman is report ed missing. On leaving the landing the Lee struck a snag and settled in nine feet of water.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-27
NO OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION
 OF OKI AROMA LYNCEil

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Aug. 26. As he has received no official notifi- cation of the lynching of Pete Carter. a negro, at Purcell, Thursday night, Governor Cruce stated tonight that he will leave the matter in the hands of Mccain county officers unless call ed on for assistance. The governor says he makes it rule in such cases not to Interfere unless requested to do sO
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-27
MORE OIL AND GAS
 IN BENNINGTON. DISTRICT

HARRINGTON, N. M, Aug. 26.- Reports from the well being sunk for oil west of Pennington say that since noon that at a depth of l250 feet a body of oil associated with quantities of gas had been struck. People are already rushing from here 10 the new fields.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-27
REv L M wALTERs DEAD

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Aug. 26.- Rev. Luther M. Walters. 76 years old. for twelve years resident of Los An geles and for forty years a Methodist pastor in Iowa and Indiana, died after protracted throat trouble. Dr. Wal ters was born in New Philadelphia, Ohio. He was ordained at the age of 19.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-27
SPRINGS HOTEL BURNS

WILLOW SPRINGS, Mo. Aug. 26. The Crescent hotel building, owned by A. W. Besheer, and a two story brick building. owned by William J. Lemp Brewing association, were de stroyed by fire today. The loss is placed at s7O0O with S4O00 insurance.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-27
GIRL KILLED sY LIGHTNING

PARIS. Tex. Aug 26.--May Lewis. fl years old. was killed by lightning during a storm at Oakland last night. Many barns were struck, causing a loss Of several thousand dollars.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-27
RAcE Rlor INplcIMENTs

DURANT, Okla, Aug. 2s-The third special grand jury which was yesterday to probe the re- cent race troubles in this county re- turned nine true bills this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-27
ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION

All members of Bisbee Ledge No. 10 and visiting brothers are requested to attend the regular meeting Wednes- day evening, August 30th, at eight o'clock. Business or importance.
 By order of Noble Grand.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-27

Painter-How on earth do you sup pose that can make a portrait of you irom two photographs. one taken in 1863 and one in 1911.
 Sitter-ThEts all right Mako the lace from the 1863 one. and the dress lrom the 1911 one.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-27

FOR sALE-Horss, buggy and har- !. ness. Apply Office Saloon. PAS.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-24
W Y, WILKINS SHOT
BY TICKET AUDITOR
TROUBLE OVER FARE TERMINAL.
ED WITH SERIOUS RESULTS.
Fight Occurred at CoWpens When
Train No. 40 Arrived at That
Place.
Spartanburg Journal.


W. Y. wilkins, a well known young
business man of this city, son of Bobo
Wilkins, of Cowpens, was shot at Cow
pens last night by F. ". Johnson,
ticket auditor on passenger train No.
40, of the Southern road. The shoot
ing occurred Immediately after the
train pulled into the station at Cow
pens. The ball, .32 calibre, entered
the left shoulder, ranged doWnwards
and lodged in the muscles near the
large artery from the heart. Had the
ball penetrated the flesh one eighth Of
inch deeper it would have entered the
large artery and the young man would
have probably bled to death in short
time.
Immediately after the shooting DR..
B. B. Steedly Of this city was notified
and he went to CoWpens in his auto
mobile and brought Mr.. Wilkins to
this city. An operation was perform
ed at the Steedly hospital last night
and the ball extracted.
Ticket Auditor Joruson was arrest
ed at CoVpens Immediately after the
shooting, the police Of the town hold