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The Marshall republican., 1912-09-06

MIS- Clara Brown has returned TO
Stanford. Texas, to resume her
vocal work In the college at that
place.
Misses Irene and Emma Mills
have returned to their home In
Bloomfield, Iowa, af or n delight
aul visit with N. r. Randolph and
family.
Roy Lasley OF Blue Lick, Thurs
dry lost the end OF his index fin
ger while testing his engine. DR..
Tom Hall attended to his inquiries.
The contract for erecting the
post office building has been let to
the v. z. Taylor contracting firm
for the sum Of $so,i5o. Work on
the building will begin at once.
Buy Star Brand Shoes
from j. A. Whit. he GUAR
antees every pnir. SAT-
Noses lrma and Margaret Kiln
ger have returned from an extend
ed visit In Hermann, Mo. Miss e.
se Jenneke returned with them
for a visit.
Chas. Gorrell says his horse
Brown Walnut. won two $500 puraes
at Shelbina last week, the thirty
and eighteen paceA
jos K. Farrell who has reaixn-
cd his position with the Mo. Paci-
fic at Wellington will DO associated
with his father In the South side
bakery.
MISS Anna Bosti 10 the new book
keeper at o. w. Johnston's, succeed
ing Lon Schie~zer. She says her
sister, Miss Ella, who was injured In
a fall ak months ago, 10 improving
nicely.
Ed Meyer. OF West Glasgow,
says they cleared s5ii.si at their
picnic recently. That's certainly
a showing and indicates that they
must have had a big, liberal crowd
c. @. Proctor, one OF our hard
ware men, went to Ravenwood, to
toin his family two weeks ago and
accompanied them home Monday.
Proctor got 90 lonesome he
lust had to get them home.
The Marshall republican., 1912-09-06

Eighteen Marshall boys were ar
rested last week for playing craps
In one OF the mule barns. They
paid q fine of u and cost and went
their way happy. We understand
that further action 10 contemplat-
cd against the boys.
Monday was Labor Day bat It
was not generally observed here
except by the banks and postof-
flee. The bankers caught Il ~ a
result, a. tho holiday, first OF
tho month and Sunday caused an
unusual amount OF work for Tues
day.
Congressman Borland wife and
son were here Tuesday on an auto
trip ovsr the Santa Fs Trail. They
came all the way from Washington
In their auto. Nj. Borland vis much
interested in the highway and IL
studying Il carefully on this trip
especially made for the purpose.
Monroe Keeth, who 10 here visit
Ing HE former home says he attend
I'D tho speaking by Gov. johnson
at Ksnsss City Monday and said Il
was q wonderful meeting. A stand
Ing vote showed only about $50 OF
h twelve or II { en- thous ndt 10 be
(Or Tat K -
The Marshall republican., 1912-09-06

w. A. Webb vas here from
Grand Pass yesterday and made Us
an appreciated visit.
Mr.. and Mrs.. d. T. Moreiand and
Mrs. A. e. Riley were here from
Grand Pass yesterday attending
C~hautauqua.
~" no"iah carp, o wa'eriy'
The Marshall republican., 1912-09-06
Biggest Shoe. and Clothing
Store i'm Marshall.

T. K. Crutcher and Mrs. Mary
Casewell OF Napton, moved to Mar
shalt Wednesday to make this the
home.
VIM. J. Hail, graduate OF NJ. ".
c., who has been q missionary In
China OF late. 'is in Marshall visit
ing old friends.
Mrs. JOHANN Ernst anil dag to
Miss Johanna were down lrom
Grand Pan Wednesday on probate
court business.
Mr.. and Mrs Holland Scott. OF
Nelson r guests OF the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Scott,
and attending C~hautauqua here.
Mics Anna Belle Douglass, OF
Pueblo, Colo, 10 here on a months
visit to her uncle, Robt. Hyatt
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. It. p. Rogers and
daughters, Misses Frances and Bee
sic yer here from Miami wednes.
day and attended the ChAutauqua.
NJ - Margaret Leonard returned
Tuesday from an extended visit
with friends at Boonville and other
points. She will make home folks
aiengthy visit now she says.
b. 8. Hume chief train dispatch-
er OF the East 81. Louis and cub
urban Railway. is the guest OF Mr..
and Mra. Robt. Hyatt and attend
ing chsutauqua here this week.
@. B. Ladey's driver Friday Lost
two 5 ID cartons OF smokingtobacco'
between here and Blue Lick. Finder
will please return to his store %
Blue Lick.
Geo. Pearson, OF Saline City, met
with q peculiar accident recently.
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While closing q gate some cows
ran against the other SIZE and slam
mea the gate bolt striking him
on the head. He bled profusely,
u was not seriously hurt.
Bux Red
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hasa an rS,.a.e .nas
n,.t !. A. hsr ... NM
ora oa-dsr.h a. NJ. c..lr
Green who ha. retrrr.a w,.S
has =. bar g,s... Mo-. s
md Ruth p,sst"n
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Steele, OF Waver
The Marshall republican., 1912-09-06

Don't forget the Anti Single Tax
meeting here Saturday.
Robt. Campbell, ST., 10 hack
from a visit to Canada.
Deputy 8. p. Kecth srr. sted c.
Hawpe, col, Sunday. charged with
bootlegging.
Ernest Vowel OF east OF town
moved to the Wort Keys farm near
Napton Tuesday.
q. o. Thornton returned to his
homo at Lodi, California, after O.
visit here with former friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. y. johnson and
daughter, Miss Fay and son Ray,
were here from near Norton We'd
nesday shopping.
Mrs A. p. Bishop, OF Mrmi, writes
from Salisbury that she 10 attend
Ing the chautauqua there and that
Il 10 a great
J. B. Sims left Wednesday for
his old homo In Pittsburgh, Pa. TO
vislt relatives. II n his fret
visit there In forty years.
Mrs. J. r.. Atchley and children
arrived Sunday night on the Hum
mer after q six weeks visit TO
her parents and other relatives In
Lebanon. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Isaac HI are enter
tanning Rev. Geo. 3. Jones and ia
mily, OF Miami, this week. who are
here attending ChsutauquA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Stolberr and
baby Walter, = here this week At
Needing Chautauqua. They r
guests at August Rlchtsr's and 9th
o. friends.
In alstter this week from Milton
Allison, former Republican county
secretary, he refers to the political
situation n follows; aThe situation
thoroughly dtsgusts me-, but am
still regular and for IaFollctte
10 1915. i shall rot be able to vote
ths fall on account Of not being
able TO register at the proper time.
The feeling between the Taft and
Roosevelt forces ~ growing more
The Marshall republican., 1912-09-06


Mrs VIM. Redman IL the guest
of her con. Newton in Chicago.
g.. O q. Hopkins left Tuesday for
Miami, Texas for n months stay.
Lon and I'd Schieszer left Tues
day for Texas on aprospeeting triT
b. r. Hume 10 here from st. Louis
visiting his sister. Mr.. X. L. Hyatt
We pay cnsh for country
prod nee. j.. a. Whit. 34tf
Mrs. p. Quigley arrived from
Shreveport. La, Tuesday for q
visit to her mother, Mrs. Pittm,n.
Henry veatch was here from
Kansas last week on a visit TO
his sister, Mrs. Geo. Parks. &.
NJ. L. Evans and family, OF
Moberiy, are visiting his father.
Sam Evans and family this week.
Misses Lottie Stewart and Helen
Wright have returned from
months visit In Illinois and Ohio.
Jack McRoberts OF Malta Bend
Tuesday enrolled his son, Jack at
NJ. ". c.
Mss Vic Levy expects to return
soon to Florida in the interest OF
the John l.. Stoddsrd company.
]. +. Hiiiebrand came over from
Miami Saturday and remembered
10 mako us a pleasant call.
Mrs. Rma M. Chaffee Ia home
from her TRIP to st. Louis In the
interest Of her millinery store.
We pay cash for cream
butter. chickens and EDS
j. A. Whit. 34tf
Mrs. BESSIE schus' er, e
schreckber. OF Los Ange 81, 10 Wis.,
ting her aunt, Mrs H.ram Crdway
The II. I. Blosser estate sale will
be held at Blosser next Wednesday.
See adv. In this issue.
Lincoln School will open next
Monday with tho same corps OF
teachers ~ last year.
q. T. Stone, Of near Hoping,
brought up his dnuyhtsr, Miss
Stella, Monday, to enter u. v. c.
Mss Matte Egdorf came In from
Chicago Sunday morning to trim
for M ss Mabel Smith this session.
Mss Mamie Lou Sharp, has AZ
her guest this week, Miss Maud Nc
Clure OF Kansas City.
25c can Of baking paw
ders l7c al j. ~. Whitts.
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Or. r. NJ. Cooper . here from
Colorado Springs on an extended
visit to his sister. Mrs. A. 4. Gore
snd brother. ID. l. Cooper.
Rev. Clarence Hodge has moved
into the Newton property on East
wood, the former home Of Mrs,
L. u, Merklns.
Prof. =. L. Halt and family viii
s. cupy the new bungalow be ng
erected hU J>e Chaffes on East
Mar, on a. soon AZ II ID completed.
wick Dayis and SON, WalAer, weie
mp from Hardeman Tuesday and
reported quite arain Monday even
Ing.
M;ss Mounts, Of Kansas City sr
rived Monday 10 take the positio
u head trimmer In Mrs.. Rma n
Chsfsee's Misinery store
MIRA. Harry Gbbs and baby dA:-I
ter. of Mexico ~ hare with the
formers parentss O. Cochran and
vifes
Mira }. =. Bentley and two
daughteFs. Miases Matte and
Ethel. Ws9t TO Horton. Kansas,
pedt relstIves abbut th,es vssk,
y. Dseflsv ~ scount the daysr
The Marshall republican., 1912-09-06

wANTED-Young ladaes to learn
millinery at Mrs. Ema N. Chaffee's
3stf.
The Marshall republican., 1912-09-06

FOR sALR-i Motor Dussy,eood
a. now, also some household goods
Inquire Of J. A. Peck, West Arrow
Street.
The Marshall republican., 1912-09-06

LOST-A pocket book containing
about ss.ss. Reward Tor return to
Marshall Republican. t(wood q
Huston pocket book.
The Marshall republican., 1912-09-06

LoST-Ladies Pongee coat FRI
day evening on Sweet Springs
road, several miles from Marshall.
Leave at Republican.
The Marshall republican., 1912-09-06

WANTED Millinery apprentices
at Ema N. Chaffee'a 3etf.
The Marshall republican., 1912-09-06

FOR sAL1-Scholarship nDusi
. college. Address Marshall Re
publican. a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-08
VIII Give $500 To Sick
Of Mexico and Vicinity
Indiana Scientist who Originated the Now Famous
"Home Treatment" Offers $10 Treatment
Free to sick and Ailing.

In order that svesy reader OF Tho
Ledger needing treatment may have
an opportunity to test this eelebnted
medicine, the now famous Indiana sci
enlist has come 70 tie front with
an offer to give absolutely free a fuI
size sf-00 package to five hundred
persons to prove the wonderful
claims which have been made for it.
In making this offer The scientist
said; 4 know that there are many
people who have been suffering for
years with some chronic disease and
many Of them have spent large sums
OF money seeking a cure / know
that these people hesitate about In
vesting money In medicine because
they have despaired Of ever getting
we'll Thousands have told me that
story and many thousands OF the
same people have told me Afterwards
that my treatment bad cured them
after doctors and everything else
had failed want to show these de-
spairing people that all the news
paper talk about my treatment Is alb
soluteHy true. / want to prove to a
limited nuhlber-no matter what the
disease, no matter how long they
have Suffered, no matter how blue
md dlscouraged--that my treatment |
really and actually does accomplish
wonderful results that have been re
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-08

ported"
People who suffer from Rheuma<
tism. kidney Trouble. Stomach Trou-
bic, Liver or Bowel Disorders. Ca
tasrh Bronchitis. Asthmas Chronic
Coughs. Weak Lungs. bumbago. Piles
Urinary Disorders. Female WEAKNESS.
es Of any KIND. the weak worn on
broken-down and despondent VIII be
delighted at the effect OF q few dos
es This wonderful treatment creates
a fine appetite aud helps the digest
i've organs to carry on ta@ir fur.c-
tions as they should It stfeneEhens
the kidneys. too. and drives rheuma-
tism poEsons from he blood as If bF
magic. That Is why people who try
It become so enhusiastic
Any reader Of the Ledeer who
VIII try this extraordinary medicine
that has created so much excitemea
by its cures can obtain absolutely
free a full sf.9o treatment by Simply
filling in the coupon below or writ
ing letter describing their case "
their own words. II they prefer. and
mailing It to-day to James w. Kidd.
Fort Wayne, Ind. No money need
be sent and no Charge of AIRY kind
will be made.
As this offer Is limited. you should
write at once. in order to be sure
to recafve your free treatment
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-08
LOOK HERE. MR. FARMER.

Do you know that most students
OF agricultural conditions expect a.
bumper crop in 1912 ONE that
will burst the corn cribs and fill the
granaries 10 overflowing? Usually a
fat year follows a DEAN one and the
scientific agriculturists all seem to
feel that old Mother Nature is going
to smile her best during the New
Year, AT any rate. why not make
thu most OF 1T? Why not get q copy
of the MISSOURI Farmers Hand Book
and post up between now and plant
ing time? This greet book which
was complied by Hon. Geo, y. Eslis,
Ex. Secretary OF the Missouri State
Board Of Agriculture, and at present
Managing Editor Of the Missouri
Farmer and Breeder, contains nearly
400 pages and Is the greatest eom-
pendlum Of farm and live stock infot-
nation ever placed Within the reacll
Of Missouri farmers. 1t gives you
Ethe latest information about raising
Corn, Wheat, Oats, Alfalfa, Cow
peas, etc.--how to select your seed,
how to prepare your ground, method
of cultivation, etc, The chapter by
Prof. King Of Purdue University, on
breeding. feeding and housing cattle
and hogs is the finest thing you ey-
er read The same Is true of the
chapter on Horses, Mules and
Sheep. 1t tells you how to preyent
Hog Cholera and how to cure all
other kinds Of live stock Diseases
what to do in an emergency when
am animal gets sick, 1t also takes
Iup Dairying, Crop Rotation, Soil
Fertility, Poultry Diseases, Fruit
Culture, Farm Sanitation, how TO
keep your stock from getting killed
by lightning and many other sub
jects. 1t has a powerful chapter
from S. NJ. Jordan, the MISSOURI
"Corn Man. on Corn Culture, and
is worth a $500 to amy Missouri
farmer
Until further notice, We viii send
you the Missouri Farmer ana
Breeder Missourd's greatest far'r
and stock paper. for two years, and
a copy of the Missouri Farmers
Hand Book free for $1.10-the extra
1Oc to cover postage on mailing the
Hand Book, We will refund YOU
money il you are not satisfied. Send
lus one dollar bill and dime a
our risk We will be responsible Il
1t is lost. Our supply Of these books
is limited They won't last long
so send in your subscription at
once. Add. Dept. G, Missouri Far-
mer and Breeder, Columbia, Mo,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-08
The Ledger OtOl
Makes a Flight

Friday morning, the Owl took a
little flight out west OF Mexico, doing
a little missionary work for the cause
Of true Democracy. We worked our
way out through the Cottonwood
Springs vicinity on out TO Hominy
Knob, which is In close touch to the
famous Possum Walk vicinity, where
none but rock-ribbed Democrats ex-
lst. We found both Clark and Folk
Democrats and q few for Billy Bryan
But our main point in view was 90
get few pointers on what Democrat
will be our next President and who
will be the next Sheriff Of Audfain
County, and along this line the Owl
was very much enlightened and reju-
venated. Just what we learned is a
secret. just at this time. The Owl Is
as still as a mouse and as dumb as an
oyster aud will await results. The
weather was cold stuff and we turned
back h0meward, after gaining much
food for thought and little bit
more. lisa way we have,
Flying back we lit and warmed our
top4not and feet at the beautiful
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Kelly Wilker
son Here we again gathered much
food for thought. Kelly is the apple
and tobacco king Of the Middle West
and his products are sold and shipped
to many points all over Ibis and other
states. He has splendid patronage
Kelly owns two large farms Id Monroe
county, near Madison Major M. B
Wilkerson and his good wife, father
and mothefof Kelly, make their home
at the Wilkerson homestead. Major
Wilkerson and wife are both away up
in the T0's aud are both enjoying fairly
good health. They are splendid old
people and their friends are legion.
Both have been readers Of the Ledger
for many years and are happy and
prosperous on the good and only way.
Major WIlkerson says che only way to
make Mexico city is to complete the
Electric Railroad on down to Santa
Fe and Perry, then you will see o big
trade coming from that section and
Mexico will boom and look more lib e
| New York every day. The Major Il
correct. We Wish TO thank Miss Jes-
sic and Master Royar Wllkerson for q
beautiful hand-outo Of apples and cake.
The owl arrived at his dear old Blue
Room at 1880 O'Clock, just ia little bit
cold but the band plays on. UNo,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-08
NEGRO EouNn Ill.

Fred Horton, negro apparently
about 20 years old, was picked up
by railroad men ait Francis Wednes-
day In bad condition He was
brought to this city and kept at the
City Hall Wednesday night. He
seemed TO be suffering greatly, PLY
sicians who saw him could not say
what the trouble was, The negro
was out Of his head a part Of the
time. H was able to give the ad-
dress Of his father, however, and
the latter arrived from Wichita,
Kan, Thursday and took the boy
home 1t is thought lie got rather
warm and laid down In cold place
and went to sleep. contracting q
sevefe cold.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-08

Saturday night. eight head OF live
stock was burned in a barn ON the
Geo. a. Morris. farm, south Of this
city, known as Lakeyiew. The cause
of The fire Is unknown and when it
was discovered it was too late to
save the stock,
The Freeman boys lost two mules,
two horses and a COW and calf job
Dyke lost horse and COW. There
was no insurance on the shock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-08
FILES SUIT IN
CIRCUIT COURT


lS' A-lnina harrington has filed
| asainst tne Missouri Military
ealoans lot seSo.zo damages. Mrs.
-. ai''1soh was maSron at me school
49, aDous january lStn, when
- ee'''ssS '.'e was Wron&fuAy, will
- aNA nua.sc4ousas oiseharsed.
<. = ~ pe'pu'on ahe piainuH says
w sus ueie'nuane entered In
=, = s..a' : ss'sai conGace tast August
a. = was asresa oelWeen plain
49,. 'Alu uelenu"ne lalaN me pialntiff
:, ~ 80. - - 'no na'r0n al the Massou-
.s'Vaps Acauems lor q period be,
II q sno N'sn % August, 1911, and
Il, uas u suue' 1917
III, s p&.'ia purNner says an her
RSs..AoA 'uss sne was 20 superahAenu
49, -, " SHOWN - tne Home Depart
- snu y asse charge OF az ana
erst saa'iA'ss y pe aohe Dy q matron
su0n - ~. ''s'''Aon' aalions oAnef
-gs1 80 e''''s' 'A'.''s Q
~ e'l.ns fooln ana Niecnen' arrang-
~ rlSnus anu purchasing q retail
~ slanss ol MsAnco' ana snperanr
Senu sie cieauanss5 allu care or ene
scnool OF CLASS rooms ana sucn other
- 0tS'sil.aA al'peoefs as Would arise ~
S0nneo'Aon -, aneGewaen.
~ piaanhlll says sae was 70 r.
esse - auoAqon 70 nef room ana
'ousg' neat ana llght, Sso per
alloi.n' one says sne was aaso 20 De
!. .eiiupurseu ior any sum she mlghs
~ y fe9ua'ea 70 soyalee N paymenl
= =. neep - alsu aDoue Ss'Au oepafaillehe'
: ne leasohapie Valae o. BOARD. toas-
aus' ne'as ana isnl, rne plaahull
sass aS sAo per monon.
hne piasnlail iurlNer says sue
spens Sl.1o ior exera neap ~ De-
oenNpeE iase lh ana apout q feoep'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-08
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MCCARTNEY HURDLE


NI
Wednesday evening at 6 O'Clock an
elaborate hone wedding took place
on the Broaddus rauuh In the Pan
handle Of Texas when Miss Mabel
Hurdle was given In meFriage 70
Mr. Walter F. Mccartney. The cere-
meny was PERFORMED by the Rev. W.
r Je7ringss pastor Of the Christian
Church, ID she presence Of about
sixty relatives and friends
The house was beautifuily decorat-
ed throughout, The bride wore a
handsome gown Of white satin and
carried a large bouquet OF BRIDES ros
es. The groom was attired in CON
ventional black. After the ceremony
a sumptuous supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs Mccartney will re
side on hAs ranch northeast OF Anna.
rillo, Texas. They have the hearty
congratulations and the best wishes
Of their many friends for long life
and such success and happiness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-08
NEGOTIATIONS
WITH COLUMBIA
NORTHERN OFF

At meeting of the Board OF
Directors OF the Mexico, Santa Fe
& Perry Traction Company here
Thursday, 1t was agreed TO break
Off all negotiations with c. Porter
johnson and his associates for the
gale Of the South end. and a re-
quest will Immediately be made to
c. Porter Johnson and his associates
to return all documents belonging to
th Mexico. Santa Fe Q Perry Tras-
tion Company.
Judge w. w Bolts said the Co
lumbiasNorthern had failed utterly
to comply with their agreements. Th
guarantee Of sale which was due on
Thursday was not heard from and
now that the negotiations have been
declared Off by the local company.
plans to consider other propositions
are being made.
1T seems to appear that the pros
poets are rather faattering.'' said
Judge Bolts. "for a proposition back
ed by 81. Louis capital which will
soon be made to the people Of Mex
10, Columbia. Fulton and jefferson
hty, Independent OF any former att
smpts by any people interested in
sie Old Missouri Central or the old
Columbia Northern crowd
A committee has been appointed !
by our board to hear any new prop
osition to be made by other capital
lists CT st. Louis"
Judge Bolts said be had received
a letter from r. NJ. Johnson, but
that he had had no communication
with G. Porter johnson, and 1t must
be borne in mind that G. Porter
Johnson and not r. NJ. Johnson. is
representing the Columbia-Northern,
Whatever proposition II. NJ. john
son may have to make 70 the Mex
leo. Santa Fe & Perry Traction Conn
Dany has no connection with the
that has already been
made by the directors or the colum-
Judge Bolts said the parties from
St. Louis and other towns who were
10 have signed bond guaranteeing
he payment of the 100000 by the
Northern FOR the purchase
price OF the Southern extension have
never signed anything whatever to
guarantee the payment Of the money.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-08
MYERS, LIVERY HORSES

RUN OFF.
Late Friday afternoon, while stand
ing at the side door Of his grocery
and meat market at the coriier Of Jei
ferson and Promenade the two horses
hitched to w. r. Myers delivery Wa
ons became frightened and ran off.
Both went east on Promenade and
the race for several blocks was
very exciting. Finally. the horse
pulling one OF the wagons turned
South, the other one north Little
damage was done
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-08
FIRST IA GRIPPE,

THEN BRONCHITIS.
That was tho case with Mrs. W. =
Bailey. McCreary, Ky my wife
was taken down with a severe attack
of Ia grippe, which ran into bronchitis
She coughed as though she had
consumption and could not sleep 81
night. The first bottle Of Fo-ey 8
Honey and Tar Compound s@te het
mueh relief and she continued using
1t until she was permanently cured
Otis Purdy. Druggist
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-08
THE SOUND SLEEP

OF GOOD HEALTH.
T. not for those suffering from kld-
ney ailments and Irregularities. The
prompt use OF Foley Kidney pills
will dispel backaehe and rheumatism.
heal and strengthen sore, weak aaixi
adling kidneys, restore normal nes
tion, and with 1t health and strength
Mrs. A. F. Spalsbury. Sterling. Ili.
says: 4 suffered great pain In my
back and Kidneys. could not steep
might. and could not raise my hands
over my head But two BOTTLES Of
Foley Kidney Pills cured me Otis
Purdy, Druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-08

Or, ]. b. Hawkins recently bought
d fine farm of 50 acres, four niles
west OF Bowling Green. The price
paid per acre was $50 and the prop
erty- Us wen worth The money Doc
tor owns three fine farms all within
six miles Of each other III nike e
county but says there i no place
like Mexico IN which to live and
will continue to make this bis home,