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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
OVER ISTHMUS
American Aviator Files over Panama
With Passenger ard AHshts
Safely.

Colon. Npril - Robert g.
Fowler. the American aviator. mad, "a
hieht across fh" l-thmus BOO "a hydro
aeropl1no today with passenger
tie circlcd over Panama city and
The entrance to a." canal FOR more
ihan half an hour. ascending to CON
siderhl" altitude and then turned Iu
tho direction ~ Colon tic met strong
wind currents over Cuicbra huf iu in
spite ~ fhi- NHs able fo carry out va
rioua rtClutior-. Low clouds occa-
sionIlly hid The earth from vicw.
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LOAN SIGNED
AND CREATES
DISSENTION
NEW REPUBLIC OF CHINA
FACES PECULIAR SITUA-
TION IN CONGRESS. .
Dominant Party in Congress Op-
poses the Cabinet, Which Is
UphOlding the Loan.

FEkl\G. April 37.-China's day Il
prayer did not prove entirely success e
full due to diss -nsion over the fiV@
power loan. The loan. which is Tor
Sl25.o"O.n00. was signed just befoi G
dayhreak. the chinese and foreign
sienatorics having - scmblcd late las.
night To conclude the details.
y del, cation from the senate and
house Of representatives, gathered ont
slice the British bank. where the rep
rescntatives Of the government lnl
tn, ive power group met The vice.
president OF the senate acted 1s
spokesman for the delegation and
when an opportunity waS given him
TO confer with the SlCnatorics he cN-
planned that the majority In the par
lament considered the loan Illegal
Since the dynaStic days the ques-
tion of a loan has been discussed III
various forms aII it threatens now
TO bring about another revolution
similar To that cau~ed by the HUI
Kuang loan. The situation is about
as follows:
Cabinet UphoIds Loan.
The live power bankers and the
chinese government have arranged the
loan practically for Yuan Shi Kais
cabinet. which Yuan Shi Kai COM
pletely dominated. The cabinet con-
tends that the government has right
To- conclude such a contract because
the permanent assembly has not y"f
been constituted ana therefore at
rroval Of tn" six power loan 10y me
provisional assembly holds good. n
ADDITION to Tho Withdrawal Of the
Tnlte-l States from the combination
however. other alterations have been
made in the contract since the assent
hly approved It.
The kwo Ming Tang party. which Is
the dominating political party. woull
remove Yuan Shi kai 10y parliamcn-
tary means or force. huj neither IS
possible while tho president controls
IN, army at Pekiu-. Tho adhcrents "
III. kwo Ming Tang parry do not de-
sir, To- withdraw to NaukinS for 'h"
purpose Of cstanlisliuc parliament
there. because such action would rr-
sGlt IN disruption h'tw""u the north
and south. The deadlock iS At present
complete.
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ROUGH ON THE
SUFFRAGETTES s

LONDON April -1 Hyde park was
atl'u turned into h"dlam O., fhe
.unraa. ttos and their opponcuf- thls
afternoon The women. declining io
recognize the police order that up suf
fr1roftr meetings v,ro to ho held boo
thr rlrk appeared with verouctt.
.rI proceeded fo td1r.-. 90 small
crowd Immediately youths com.
mrurrd to gather and 8u attempt was
m1d" to draw tho vaEoucftc tp tho
S"rpcnfn' for thr purpose of duDking
fhr women
Mounted and foot police interviewed
Ju-t in time to save them. and the SUI
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im-ctt's we're escorted f-.m tho mark.
followed by icrruc crowd. .hr
pol'cd thcm with urf and ~tr,.' rc.
fuse after they entered 90 c.I
Men supporters OF 'hc Ulu-o u.re
similarly treated. fha crowd refa Ing
to allow an, sunrare mectrt. militant
or Otherwise
Tho Porthsnire cricket pavilion zoo
Forth. together With collection ~
valuable photoErapha records and
relics. was destroyed bv nrc fof4V
Th" eufragctfcs wore suspected. ai
though nothing ~ an incr.minatug ma.
turC has been found.
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CALIFORNIA
WILL DEFER
TO MIR. BRYAN
LEGISLATURE MAKES NO
PLANS FOR CONFERENCE
PENDING HIS ARRIVAL.
Not knwn What Form His Mes
sage Will Take But His Wishes
Will BE Respected.

SACRAMENTO. Calf. April 27.-
In Difference OF Secretary OF State
Bryan. who is due in Sacramento to.
morrow morning TO confer with Gov.
ernor johnson and the Legislature on
the proposed anti-alien laws. it has
been decided to make no plans for the
conference until Mr.. Bryan has signi.
ned the purpose of his visit
Governor Johnson met this after
noon with Attorney-General Webb and
4 dozen Of the administration leaders
in the Legislature for "A general dis
cussion with regard TO Secretary
Bryan's visit but no course of action
was proposed. Governor johnson said
afterwards that everything hinged up
on We desires OF the States visitor
/ cannot tell when our conferences
VIII be held with Secretary BRYAN or
what their nature will BE-. whether
pubic or private" said the Governor.
In the matter OF arrangements OF
that KIND We are agreed that Mr.
Bryans wishes will be scrupuously
and cheerfully observed. whatever
they may be"
There is much speculation as TO the
form the official visit will take and
the manner which Secretary BRYAN
viii choose to impart his message from
President Wilson.
Will Defer to Bryan.
II Is generally agreed that II the
Secretary of State Is possessed OF in
formation Of private or diplomatic
character he will disclose t. only to
the Governor or to an executive
meeting OF the two Houses of the Leg.
iSlaturc sitting together. That such
JOINT meeting would b. called at his
request is Indicated by statements OF
Governor Johnson and others.
There are many. however. who be-
lieve the Secretary comes only 20
protest openly. in tho name of -
federal government against a. tiolatiori
OF any treaties of tho uitcd States
and that o." will be content with tho
formal presentation OF such protests
va either case. hc would address the
House -cparaf"ly or in Joint session
Mr.. Bryan will arrive - s O'Clock
ana viii BE- moi at the train by GOV.
ernor Johnson. whose invitation - be-
guest az th" executive mansion h.
has accepted
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TOOK STRYCHNINE
Tunneiton Man Took 55 Grains. II
Found IN Convulsions and Still
Lives

Special ft-rtf.. f. frs fuf.II r,r..r.
GRAFTON. vs. Va. april 70 T. W
Farrirk. rurs.rv agent NJ Tunnel
tom. hrpfh'r OF Attorney vs. T.. Par.
rick who was Democratic candidate
for iudEn of circuit court of Preston
and T1vlnr county last nU. attempted
suicide la-f NIGHT zoo tho Kirby hotel
Dos taking 30 grains ~ s'rvchu,nc ilc
WIS discovered iu cunvuleions This
morning. and ie still living at the
hospital hr-c &C., Ieft note bidding
farewell fo thr world
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ter death fHrt began luttre fn,.r
beads araIn.t fbr aan. sf tbe In.
r''' fhrovirr fhnm Isrs ou fho
innr. humpirr fh'ir beads up aud
fotn and pulling fh'Ir laIr gr.sf or.
'.'rm'rf prevailed Iu tla ho .prf anI
'" Quiet fhn mourner. fhr physician.
''.fri solution into I.r arms
h1 numbered IDr
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FATEFUL DAY In
BALKAN HISTORY
IS NOW AT HAND
QUESTION Is WHETER POW
ERS WILL OERCE
MONTENEGRO
Or Allow Austria TO Go ID Alone
in Her Demands for
Scutari.

LONDON. April 2S-This il con
sidered tho fateful day in the history
OF the balkans problem IN which new
and difficult complications have arts.
On. The ambassadorial conference
has to decide whether the European
concert shall co"rce Montenegro or
Whether Austria snail be- lcft 10 act
alon" in compelling the evacuation
Of Scutari
The ambassador Of rEo powers
presented "a NOT, a. Cctinjc Yesterday.
formally demanding the evacuation O.
th- ci't. hUt the Nontenclr.n minis
tiers excused themselves from con.id-
Grafton of tie note until after the
Easter fosfiviti's
J. is understood tho rcpIy when civ
IN viii be- an emphatic negative. IN
th" meantime. kinc Nicholas has .--
sued proclamation ~ Scufari form.
ally taking possession of rho town.
ii" repott That au Austrian .Ap,dI
iiou l'ff Trics;" hs- nor ,cf bcrr
officially confirmed hut th.rr Is srcIt
"arlikn activity BOO Austria and Arcl
duk" Franz. heir fo fnr THRONE. Who
is regarded a- tho leader of fhn mil
nar' party. nae returned unexpected
f f0 Vienna from hoiIdar. 90. hlI
90 long conference" v".tnrd4. with Ert
Wrur Francis Io-"ph
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THE WEATHER.

wSsHTuGTou Arril 27.-ro-ecasts
ono ana western pemnaV1vamla-
cloudy uith local rains Monday. Tufa-
day fair moderate north winds
Wcaf Virrlnia-Locat rains Monday.
p Lladay rrolahIg fair.
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INr "NY.. .r.nHIs or fUe ALLEGED
.'orminr o. -cI'arI and thc rlrch.ur
nT' OF t"I II-Ia.. army With fI..r
arms .e roH regarded la % coun 10
theatre fo I"'a.t, Europe T..IH i4
aid tn Iaf" coined U'atid pa4ha e
army nf 1nr" mon. and Or hc has fhe
upruri nI Srrtu tui Montenegro 90
would De- o. severe blow .ur Austria
N HrIRtrln d patch fp tho Daily
Nail ae-'ff 'iIf I.rid ra-ha.s 40
fContinuef on ra~e EIevenB
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Ccont,nusd on seventh PNgsl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25
Money 70 loan on farms. Good sup
ply. Reasonable rates and terms.
Lakenan & Barnes. Mexico, Mo.
MILL INVESTIGATE FiRE

RISKS AND IMPROVE THEM.
1t was decided at the Commercial
Club luncheon, Friday, that a com
mittee be appointed to Investigate
the fire risks in the business sec
tiion of Mexico and report to the
body at a meeting two weeks
hence. The discussion of the insur-
ance question was taken up by May
or Willard Potts. W. A. Sharp, A. c.
Barnes, w. L. Fowles and others. W.
w. Pollock was chairman OF the
meeting.
President Morris has appointed the
following debators to discuss the
commission form OF government at
the Club next month. Favorfng the
Commission J. w. Million and G. A.
Barnes; against-Judge W. W. Bolts
and s. D. Stocks,
A letter was read from Geo. Robert
son suggesting representatives Of
the North State Highway and
Buffum route be invited to the next
meeting but it was decided to hold
the Annual Banquet about the sec
ond week in January and make it q
road meeting. The exact date OF
the banquet will be decided by the
Board of Directors who will invite
Governor Major and Frank Buffum-
! The matter OF a Retail Merch'
ants Association was discussed anc
the Merchants Committee win act
along the line OF an organization
here. Hord Davis, a well known far
mer, spoke on the necessity Of keep
ing trade in Mexico and making
the city a better market for the far
mer.
Manager Crebs, Of the Hoxsey,,
served a delicious turkey dinner and
the Club formally passed a resolu-
tion OF thanks.
Those present were: w. l.. Fowles
J. ". Gallaher, w. A. Sharp, J. W
Gallaher, w. A. Sharp. J. w. Mil
lion, L. NJ. White, s. d. Byrns, Chas
Peyton and Lutte Diggs of Martins
burg, w. W. Pollock, Leo HanleS
F. p. vanNess, Sid Houston, II. I
Llewellyn. s. P. Guthrie, DR.. H.
Turley, Rolla Mcintyre, Willard
Potts, J. d. Mckee, Hord Davis, 1
r. Locke, F. L. Crosby, A G Barnes
G. p. Malone, the Rev. w. A.
shullenberger. DR.. R. w. Berrey,
R. Myers, Harpe vanNess. Tom Nj
, Kean and r. e. Race.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25
..DEATHS..,


Mrs. A. ]. Landrum. IS
years old, formerly Miss
Elizabeth Acton. Of this city. died
at her home near Laddonia Sunday al
ternoon.
The funeral was held at the
Christian Church in Mexico Tuesday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The pail
bearers we're: A. C. White. J. c.
Pasqueth. W. c. Wilkins. C. p. Ma
lone. S. NJ. Locke and w. ]. McLoney
Mrs. Landrum was born in this
county and lived in Mexico most Of
her life. She had been married about
a year. Besides her husband, she
is survived by her mother, Mrs. Mo
lie Acton. of Mexico, and her broth
er, James near Benton City.
She was a fine Christian young wo-
man. a devout member Of the Chris
tain Church. She had many friends
In Mexico and her death will sadden
many hearts, both here and at Baddo-
mia. The Ledger joins other friends
in extending ~sincerest sympathy to
the bereayed.
The seven-months old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fields % Stur-
geon died Sunday night from bron-
ehial trouble. The funeral will be
from the home of the grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Fields, Tuesday.
The Ledger joins friends in extend
ing sympathy for the loss of this
little child.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25
OTIS PURDY

Holidays for a visit with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Fonville.
Mrs. w. ]. Bolts and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth spent several days OF
the week in st. Louis.
Mrs. ]. w. Gallaher is in Wanda
liza the guest Of her mother, Mrs
Maggie Smith.
Sproul Academy closed for the hol
idays Saturday, Dec. goth with q
feast in the school rooms. On Mon
day, the voice and piano pupils o.
Miss liberia Lee Sproul viii give q
studio recital, complimentary to tn,
mothers of the participants. The fol
lowing will be on the program: Miss
es Clarice Painter, Fern Juelfs, Mar
guerite Thomas, Virginia Parker, lisa
bel Gregory, Marie Smith, Edna Lyle
Sadie Morris, Tazzie johnson, Edni
Johnson, Mary Mcintyre, Pearl Rec
tor, Pearl Kentzel, Marie Gibbs Els
Their Harrison, Blanche Day and MI
Carl Craighead.
Mrs. Chas. X. Allen and daugh-
ter, Miss Martha Of Pasadena, CAL,
are expected soon to spend the Holl
days with J. G. Ringo and family.
Mrs. Rolla Mcintyre will leave mex
week for a visit in Je~rseyville, Ill.
No eae can attend the Elks'Christ-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25

ut cured me Of a dreadful
cough" writes Mrs. J.. F. Davis,
stickney Corner, Ne, @after doctor's
treatment and all other remedies had
failed" Excellent for coughs, colds
or any bronchial affection.
Mrs. A. F. Mertz, of Glen Ellyn,
Ia, writes; 81 had a hard, stubborn
cough that l had doctored for over
six weeks without my getting any
better. Our druggist finally recon-
mended DR.. Kings New Discovery
and my husband bought a dollar
bottle. After using two-thirds of it
my trouble eased down, and it was
not long till | was completely cured.
DR.. Kings New Discovery surely de-
serves all the praise it gets" Sold by
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25
FOR HOW LoNeq
Mexico Raises a PsrtIusn. question.

Mexico Raises a Pertinent Question.
When a neighbor tells us that he
has recovered from a serious illness
the first question that naturally arts
es is, How long VIII he keep well?"
Temporary relief is one thingu but
a lasting cure altogether different.
There is nothing temporary about
the work of Doan's Kidney Pills as
the following Mexico evidence
proves beyond a doubt.
T. @. Montgomery, shoemaker, 72'
|. Western St.. Mexico Nc. says: q
had an unusually bad attack OF kid
ney and bladder trouble, together
with lumbago. / finally began usint
Doan's Kidney Pills and was cured.
am now strong. well and free from
the disease which at one tim'
threatened to cause my death. l hav'
had no sign of lumbago since. Doan'f
Kidney Pills have my praise"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don
simply ask for a kidney re~medy-ge
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same tina
Mr.. Montgomery had. Foster-Milburt
Co, Props. Buffalo, N. Y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25
LUNGS SORE. CHEST FEELS srvFFy. coueu
DKS AND DEEP. CAUGHT A SEVERE cOIn
'nsse symptoms Call for Or. Kings New Discovery. With . Rso.
ord Of Cures for Over 4s Years
Back Of II.

DR.. Kings New Discovery is
not a cure all. 1t is prepared
to treat and relieve every kind
Of cough and cold of infants,
children, adults and aged. 1t
was originated during a severe
cough epidemic 43 years ago,
was an immediate success
and IS probably the most
used cough and cold prescrip-
ton in the world. Your
money refunded if DR.. Kings
New Discovery does not re-
lieve you.
Don't put off getting relief.
Buy a bottle from your drug
gist today.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25
TRAVELLING MEMS
BANQUET JAN. Ord:

The joint annual banquet Of Post |
T. p. A. and the Mexico chapter. U
@. T. win be held at the Ringo
Hotel, Saturday evening, jan srd
This will be one OF the finest func
tons of the holidays.
A cabaret will be a feature OF the
program although details have moi
been decided upon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25
END SALT
RIVER TWP FARM
BUREAU ORGANIZED

One OF the best meetings held yet
to organize an auxiliary farm bureau
was one at orves Church, northwest
OF Moline. Friday evening. The
organization is known as the North
End Salt River Township Farm Blu
reau.
J. L. Carpenter was elected presi-
dent. Other officers as follows; Har
ny Householder. vice-president; Otto
Carpenter, sec'y and treasurer; G.
f. Edwards. Mit Householder and J.
G. Crawford, committee on constitu-
ton and bylaws; Harry Householder,
Sam Rowe and j. L. Carpenter, com
mittee on program. Another meet
ing of the auxiliary will be held
Jan 1, when the permanent organiza-
ton will be effected. J. G. Craw-
ford, member of the Board of Direct
ors of the Audrain County Farm Blu
reau from salt River township pre-
sided at the meeting Friday evening.
"Farmer" Rusk and Prof. R. H. Besse
made short talks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25
THE CASE FOR INCREASED
RAILROAD RATES.

Expenses have increased SO mucn
faster than revenues, that the net OPP
Grating income of Eastern railroads
for 1918 was $16,311,OOO less than 1t
was in 1910, and this no~twithstand-
ing the fact that more than $3.50 900
900 of new money has been put into
these railway properties in tha'
time.
This, in brief, coupled with the
present difficulty of obtaining new
capital, is, in a word, the railroad
case for increased rates. Details are
presented in an elaborate statistical
compilation submitted to the Inter
state Commerce Commission by tn
railroads interested.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25
BUMPED up AGAINST

THE REAL THING.
81 think I have bumped up agalns'
the real thing in Chamberlain's TAP
let's" writes D. R. Thomas Of II.
dioute, Pa. "They do the work and
cause no unpleasant reaction" In
cases of constipation when pills ana
saline cathartics are used, their use
is often followed by constipation
as they take so much water out O
the sysem. On the other hand the
effect Of Chamberlain's Tablets rs q
agreeable and so natural that you
do not realize that 1t has been pro
duced by a medicine, and no reaction
follows their use. For sale by BUCK
ner Drug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25
WHAT THE EXTENSION OF
TIE BURLINGTON z. r MEAN

Whenever the Burlington build
from Mexico (Francis) to Kansas
City it will mean a dissolution OF
the Alton : Burlington combination
from Mexico east to st. Louis
Then it will be up to the Alton tc
build a St. Louis shortline from Mex
leo, or else be out Of running. Tn
Middletown.Troy route that the
ordered surveyed before going Il
with the Burlington is still OPEN
M,ddletown Chips.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25
SPELLING MATCH
At WEST LICK

A spelling match was held at Yves
Lick school house, northwest OF Lad
donia Friday evening, between West
Lick and Dye schools. West Lick
won the match with nine left on the
floor. County supt. w. Clyde
johnson gave out the words.
Miss May Hofrlehter Is teacher
at West Lick and Misss Effie Bryson,
at Dye. Both are excellent teach
ers and have good schools. After the
spelling match a box supper was held
Nineteen boxes were sold and $50
| was realized for the West Lick
school library.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25

mas dance unless a member of Or
der or has a card from the Board OF
Governors. Those who expect any
young men guests at that time
should secure a card at once.
A very pleasant reception at the
,ome of Mrs. James Jesse Saturday
afternoon in honor of Mr. and Mrs
Wilbur Starr was attended by a mum
be of ladies' who enjoyed meeting
these talented entertainers. The host
esses we're Mrs. j.. v. Williams, ant
her three daughters, Mrs. F. R. Jesse
Mrs. James Jesse, and Mrs. w. Z
S~appington, who with the honoree'
formed the receiving line. The pref
ty dining DON was lighted by candeI
abras and red7shaded candles. The t
BILE was greed by Mrs. R. r. Arnold,
jr., andMrs. Charles Clark who serv
ed tea, sandwiches and minis. Tn
ladies who assisted in the dining
room were Misses Mary Bucker, An
Lewis, Victoria Brooks and Mrs.
Richard Myall. Other ladies' VIII
assisted in entertaining were
Mesdames w. H. Richie, Walker
Pollock, Joe Lakena, D. H. Cauthorn
and L. H. Hanna.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25
MEXICO HAS OLDEST SUNDAY
SCHOOL TEACHER IN WORLD

SCHOOL TEACHER IN WORLD.
Mexico has the Oldest active Sun
day school teachers in the world
it is DR.. Richard West Bourn, %
wears old March T.. He has a class
of men in the Promenade Street
Methodist Church of this CITY,
and Is also one of the best Biblical
students in Missouri.
He is as active as a mar mr.
ty years his Junior and attributes
his good health and longevity &c
fact that he never touch
ed liouor or entered a saloon in hi
entire life, does not smoke and fol
lows the rule of "early to bed am
early to rise" No matter what tn
weather every day in the year. ID
Bourn comes downtown to his offic'
in the Lawder building at 8 o'clocA
and shaves. He then returns !
hls home and after eating breaS
fast reads the papers.
He was born in Franklin county
Ky. March z, 1920, and in 1910 n
came to Galloway county. He studie'
medicine in Thomas AnselPs OFFICE
Fulton. In 1912 and in 1s46 he WEI
to Philadelphia and studied in u
Jefferson Medical College, being gra
ated in 1S4s and marrying, in De
Gambler Of the same year. Miss sa'
rah Ann Graves of Midway, Wood
ford county, Ky. In 1853, DR.. al
Mrs. Borun made the trip TO heh
h,cky from Missouri in a buggy Den
two weeks on the road.
In 1854 he moved to Mexico u
has lived here. ever since. During =
war he lived in his own home whS
was on the vacant lot acrosss 7
street from the orpheum theatre
When DR.. H, X. Hinde left q
c,tv IN 1902, DR.. Bourn took his 81
day school class and has taught
ever since.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh tha
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
+. j. CHENEY e. Co, Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned. have'known T. j.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
MIN perfectly honorable irRall business
transactions and flnancially'ahle 70 carry
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo, o
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cons Surfaces of the system, Testimonial.
ssnt free. Price rs cents per bottle. Solt
by all Druggists.
rake Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-12-25

Miss Isabelle Ringwalt, teacher in
the Broadway School Of Music and
Dramatic Art, Chicago, Ill. and Pau
Ringwalt, of the Kansas State Agri
cultural College, will spend the Hof
idays with their parents, D. l.. Ring
walt and wife, in this city.