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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26
COUNTY COURT


Rsad 0~gerteers appointed b. to-
County Court At the February term
follow
District : g s CoonR.
District 9 l. L. Eaney.
District 9. Geo. Menefee.
District. u, r. o. snedeker.
District 10, Riley wilkerson
District II, John Hagan.
District -, r. P. Elliott.
District 1g. Gas. Quinlsn.
District ~. T. L. Stuart
District Is, j A. Henderson.
District 10 = f. Pierce
District p. J. ". Beanler.
District p. c. A. Candy.
District %. J. r. Burnett
District a. J. W. Curry.
District q. W ". Zumwalt
District g. Geo. SEWERS.
District q. J. L. Williams.
District %, C. r. Board.
District @. George German.
District 20. A. II German.
District 81. Elmer jenkins.
District %. Don A. Carr.
District %. ". y. Jones
District "a. J. A. Gireng.
District Is, C. r. Jesse.
District 20. J. A. childers.
District AZ. Geo. sefgeFs.
District "a. =. " Leirbeimer.
District a. J. J. Dye.
District %. Herman Gelseker.
District A., J. r Scott
District ~. Floyd Lewton.
District 80. Clarence Bales.
District 81. J.. B. Deaton
District e. chas Rice
District 50. " E De Theme
District g. John Caldwell.
District S. VIII JeHrles.
District So. Joe Linnamsn.
District So. J. ". Pserx
District "a. Grover Weber.
District ~. GecFge Horton
District 81. r. D. Pearson.
Distriet GO. v. s. Douglass.
District Ga. r. L. Mcclure
DisaSet e. Rofh veil Crews
Diafr5at es Hlram Theelkeld.
District e.. Emmett Mundy.
DiatFiet 70, Curtis Pryor
Blsurist 5t Joe Berry
District u. H. L. Sits.
The ooart made The pollia1 500
ana the polliax payers arc given the
of working the same
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26
CHICAGO & ALTON BOUND TO


Editor Ovid Bel Of the Fulton
Gazette says be has It from Chicago
& Alton officials whom he is not al
liberty to name. that the C. q A
mass build a new road TO ST Louis
within a few months and that the
announcement VIII likely be mads
this year. The Burlington and c. &
A. have broken and The Alton viii
have TO build toward ST. Louis. 1t
VIII star al Glasgow.
Mr.. Bel says:
The Gazette has the information
from Alton officials whom it is not
permitted 70 name that the Alton
win begin is ST. Louis and Kansas
City line By diyerging from the pres
e@t main liae at Glasgow and then
build through Fayeste. Columbia and
TO sofne point on the Mis-
souri,. Kansaas & Texas west OF ST.
Charles Part Of the roadbed ia
Howard county that viii be used
10 already graded. the work having
been done many years ago for a
railroad that Was never completed"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26

LITTLE GIRL CURED OF
AN AWFUL COLD

nv NEFF ~ ~~LDF
1.-Two years ago our little girl had
an awful cold that settled on her
lungs, Hays Mrs VIM Galbriath Of
Hamburg. n. Y. Eve we're greatly
worried about her condition. She had
q persistent eronpy cough that clung
TO her despite all or treatment, IN.
I'll I got a bottle Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. This relieved tina
dreadful cough and effected a positiV
cure In tie course OF q few days
time. Tor sale by BBekner Drug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26
Stock Notes

eeraa maaen.s frum Andrair com-
- took ire Short Course IA Aerfcul
iafe Is tbs unisersiy q Aissouri this
sr e1 a. them eatered us
seirsg ior the first tine. one vi
rooeifs q oerancafa SHOWING that
81 hg completed a fal two years
oolrse.
60 fo ne beginning Of the short
course as year, Audrsia set fhir
iy.iwo r,adsns. This placed the eoun-
~ oea,h O. the list IN regard to
number. omittng Boone. whieh
ass an unssAi numbe~ because Hssny
ffnm outside The sssAe enroll a.
from Columbia win ak new stu
dsnis this year the total from An
dfssn reaches thirsyeight and II
pulbably VII Be neerer tho top IN
point o. numbers Of total attend.
anoe.
J. c. weldler Of Mexico. r. +. D.
No. 3, viii finish the four tsrms. two
years. Of the short course with the
closing Mss week. he first entered
the work las; year and completed az
the prescribed courseSuccsassully He
Is the only second year man entered
This year from Audraiin.
D. N. Harrison OF Mexico. R. F. D.
No. 1, Is Just completing bis second
term Of the short course. He enter
81 at the beginning Of the first term
last November. Lester Miller i an
other Mexico boy who VIII complete
the second term Of Che short course.
al the end OF this week.
r B Edwards OF centrslia, r. +.
D. No. l, is an Andra5n smdeHt al
though his postoffice Is in Boone
County. He was a student in the
short course for the first term on
w. v. NJ. Parker Of Laddonia, R. r
d. No. 3, was also a student in the
short course during the frs term.
Edwin H. shannon Of Nj. Carmel,
entered the short course at the be
ginning OF the second term. lhnuary
8. oian B. Johnson Of Martinsburg,
r. F. D. No. l. was also a student
for the second term. There have
been no girls from Audrain couaty TO
take the Short Course for Women.
which consists mainly Of work In
home economies.
This week the annual banquet Of
the short course mel wiz be held
under the auspices Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. A. Ross
Hill president Of the University F.,
q. Mumfora. dean OF The College Of
A~grlculture. aud J. S. Moore. general
secretary Of the Y. M. C. A., will
speak. an the Audrain students viii.
attend.
Al R. L Phillips sale. Wednesday
Frftz Kemper bought so ewes and
2 bucks Tor $685.. They are fine.
sheep aud s.aght worth the
money. NTr. Kcmper recen1ly bought.
tro males and a mars from Finley
Smith, 81 near Sturgeon
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26
ADMINISTRATORS nnrlnr
ol'4t J. w. BARNETT,
Soerlff Of Audrain County, No.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Ie,te,s
O administration on the estate =.
Jennie Buscher, deceased. were
granted to the undersigned Feb. ?
,sl4,by the ProbateCour Of Audraln
county, Missouri. All persons hav.
lug claims against said estate are
required to exhibit the sans 20 the
Undersigned for allowance whb.
IN six months from the da,a
:, SAD letters or they may BE- prs-
from any benefit Of said q.
.a.e, and Il such claims be not eT.
nlolted within n year from sa,s
THIS publication they win be- ror'
barred. " ior
EDWARD A vERHoFF.
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26
CLARENCE ATcnt

CLARENCE ATcHlsoN VERY ILL.
Clarence Atchlson, son Of ed. Atchi
son and grandson Of ex.sheriff Atchl-
son OF Mexico, became seriously III
this week and was taken to Roches.
ter, MINI. where It is feared he will
have 70 undergo an operation. Mr.. AT.
ehison's many friends trust his trott
ble VIII not be found serious.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26
E,

By virtue and authority OF Gener
NJ Execution issued from the office
Of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court o
Barton County, Missouri, returnable
at the April Term, 1914, OF safe
Court, and to me directed, in ia
o Of e. A. Adams and against D
A. Beamer. | have levied upon and
seized all the right. title, interest
and claim Of the said d. A Beamer
OF, in and to the following describ
ed real estate, to-wit:
1 All the following real estate lying
being and situate in the County o.
Audrain, in the State Of Missouri, to
wit Beginning at a stone set fol
the centre of Section Thirty Five
1859, Township Fifty-one f51) NORTH
of Range Nine (9) West Of the Fifth
Principal Meridian in Audrain County
Missouri, run thence North 1095.S IT.
thence East 30 feet for a point Of be.
ginning, run thence north 224.s feet,
thence East 1922 feet to the West
line Of CLARK street. thence South
westerly OF and along the West line
of said Clark Street. 2s1 feet to a
point IS feet south Of South yard
fence, thence North IS degrees and
30 minutes West 1855 feet 10 point
Of beginning, all in the City Of Mex
leo, Missouri. and being the same
ground and property conveyed to F.
$. Sappington by the heirs Of
Green Clay, deceased, by deed dated
March 2ist. 1913.
All lying and being in the said
County Of Audrain and State of Mis-
souri,. And | win, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of March, A..
D., 1914.
ut being the 18th day Of the Cir
c'dt Court of said Audrain County be
tween the hours OF nine O'Clock IN
the forenoon and five o'clock In the
afternoon Of that day, at
the Court House door, in the City Of
Mexico. County Of Audrain. State
of Missouri, sell the same. or so
much thereof as may be required, at
public yendue, to the highest bidder,
Tor cash in hand (subJect to all pri.
or Hens and Judgments. to satisfy
Execution and costs.
J.. w. BARNETT,
Sheriff Of Audrain County. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26
4 LIVE wIRg COMING HERE.

WINE WINNING HERE,
we are in receipt of letteu
from Don l. Morton in which IL ian,
US that he has accepted a proposi
uoh offered him by the Standard ~
70 which win necessitate his MOVING
ms family from Neosho to Mex,co
mo- says the Neosho Democrat. HI
WI work out Of 81. Louis. having
Ohafee Of four counties. and Mex,cn
wan be about the center Of hls terrific
y. mr. Morton says he regretg ieav.
lns Neosho and we certainly Id M,
Ihe 70 sec him go. He asks us a
the AID Club boys that he 4 sor.
, ne WIN not be here to take mart
Il me Minstrel. Although we arc o.
ose Ar. Morton we desire to recon.
him TO the people Of Mexico a.
= al around booeter and good cits.
lie has been a leading mar,
''r o. the Ad Club and has always
oie ail he could for our town. 10
10y MN % to like him and theI
'vAieo folks viii soon find that hi
'alils ace high when It comes 10 bos
,ne''1 and good fellowship
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

W. i've
Notice is hereby given that Let
ters ties amentary upon the estate Of
Morrison Lakeland, deceased, have
been granted the undersigned, ST
Louis Union Trust Co. and Edgar L
Taylor, by the Probate Court Of said
county Of Audrain bearing date, the
18th day Of February. 1914.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to us for allowance within SIX
nionths after date OF said Letters
or they may be excluded from M
benefit Of such estate and II such
claims be not exhibited within one
yeati from the time Of the pubIlca.
Ion Of this notice, they viii be for.
barred.
st. Louis Union Trust Co.
Edgar l.. Taylor,
Executors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26
FORMER MExIcoAh
DEAD IN ILLINOIS.
LEDGER SPECIAL.
La Crane. III. Feb. "a.

Mrs. Annie p. RyeFson, rs years
Old, was buried here today. Mrs. Ry-
err lived the greater part Of her
life IN Mexico. Mo, after coming 70
this country from England. Her hns.
band was q prominent harness merch-
ant there. Her death was very sud.
DR..
Mr. Ryerson is dead; those Of the
family living are chas. s. Ryerson
and two daughters Mrs S NJ Hooker
and Miss May, with whom she
lived. Mrs. Ryerson was a bsauti-
fui Christian character and loved by
all who knew her.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26
WELCOME 70 A,lnnAn

up ~ ~ Ruph9lN.
W y halhey, Of carroIlton, III.
als purchased the r. l. Phillips farm
southwest Of this city and viii make
=, nlS home here Mr. Ralney comes Ne
v spoken Of and the Ledger iolns
u people OF Audrain In extending
a hearty welcome.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26

Riley Richards, a haTnassmaker, for
merly Of this city, who has been on
trial at Mmphysboro, III. charged
with killing his wife. is reported sem
fenced to two years in prison.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26

Gus Pasqueth and his bride ere in
mexico visiting Mr.. Pasqdeth's broth.
ofs They are on their way 70
.ner mr." o1 . VI waDEeo from
~ extended trip on the Pacific coss,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26

w, N. cardwell. OF Danyille, va,
has departed for Hot Springs, Ark,
after a pleasant visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Cardweil.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26
Seed Corn

Pure Bred hand prepared North
Missouri Grown Seed Corn, $500 bu
J. w. eastman. P~attonsburg, Mo.
SCAT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26
4. 5. Johnson. formerly viii \,
Pollock Milling & Elevator ca. i
Of Rocky Ford, Colo, IS IN Mata
shaking btgids with friends.

Miss Claria Jurgeusen Is 10 Nj
York buying her spring stock d
linery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26

Born, 10 Mr. ard Mrs Clinton Nc
Caniater, Sailing township a daughter
Feb. 8.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26

". 8 H4fbksAy
s..En SsH EssB
The oleage a Aiteu
Manls Lhiard
The 0icaeo a Altos
Jssiss whhsssis-
c B ko r r co
Charles II HoH
Baak q Rush Hm
" J. cressy
me chicaes 4 Altos
r n CO
fnE -Four TfanSer Ca
Northern Assararcs %
Hix Feur Transfer Co
Siand4na FSrS ins 60
Hartford caCRecficut
Rie SNr Trsizfer Co
Pnsideue-Wa shiogton
ms 90
Hlg fsrs Ffansfer On
spunxfea rre a Ma
flne inR 90
HiE fo4f Transfer -
New Hanp% IRE
Ina "a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26

Na'ney Barnes and wife VIII return
. Auoialla. Texas. this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26

ccaniy Clerk ]. b Graham is Iai4
with r~heuIaatism
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26
Tuesday, Incl 3.

susie n Knight
vs.
W D. Lyons
James Diggs
vs.
David Bushnell ct al
city u Mexico
vs.
SesrEe Callahan 81 Al
Morrison Lakeland
Evans Snisief Buei Ca
john r Ricketts,, IL a
va
A,isiie stuart
Commercial Rank
Ssausiard roai a MINK
Gu.
Mrs r A Thompson
ESTATE 81 Annie + Nc
tune. James A glay ton.
Admr.
A. 5 BloJgett
va
A o BoicOUrt
:. Blodgett
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26
DOCKET OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT
FOR MARCH TERM
Monday. Hareh 2

JIi tTIniIUil I'LL
Monday, nareh 2
state q Missouri
Ford PoAnle
Srzse q Missouri
Harnes tireenman
State q Missouri
Joi.n crzpisy
Stale q Missouri
Louis Young
STATE ~ Hisseafi
Harry Br5ght
stats " Missouri
-
Hcnfy sipsNnee
state u Missom4
sias ss's ss a asss.a
va
aN2H|#N H"NHNNNNNEH
state - NiE4.prf
lra Kills
St4te o. Missouri
va
Harrison Bird
state 81 Missouri
"a No
y pfY
state ~ Missouri
" No :
\. Dix
state Of Missouri
"a No
n. Dix
Stste u Missouri
va
Atha johnson
State q Missouri
rs
Allie johnson
state of Missouri
Eiush watts
State OF Missouri
va Ne
Richard Payne
state Of Missouri
"a Ne :
Richard Payne
state Of Missouri
rs M
Clip Hutcherzon
State Of Missouri
vs. No.
Gin Hutchersnn
state Of Miszuuri
"a No :
Clip ilutchersea
stale of Missouri
Va
Horace Wright
state o. Missouri
vs.
sylvester Jackson
state Of Missouri
Charles Robinson
state Of Missouri
James TuIly
state Of Missouri
vs.
Robert Lac
state Of Missouri
vs.
William Curtis
State Of MisSouri
~
Eaxons c4ztsr
IN the Matter 81 JoIn
WELDING Pet. for Natu-
raiizs8tfon.
IN The Matter o. Frank
A@,hmann Pet for
Naturalization
In ire Matter 81 Iss-
dore Taylor Pet. FOR
Naturalization.
IN the Matter of Julius
H. Stelnke PET. for
Naturalization
la the Matter u Id
ward n EhTlicll Pet
for Naturalization
N the Matter Of Fred
kiuxm4n Pet for Natu-
r1lization
In the Matter ~ JOSEF
Ryehtarik Pet FOR Nat
Nraifxatlon
Tuesday, Mareh 3.
susie N Knight
rs
W ID Lyons
James Diggs
vs.
David Bushnell ct al
tytN II Mexico
vs.
Gesrre Callahan. ct Al
Morrison Lakeland
va
Evsns snisief Bgel Ca.
john 4 Ricketts,, ~ a
VA
Adfie stuart
Commercial Rank
"
standard toai a MINK
Co.
Mrs. r. A Thompson
Va
Estate 81 Annie r Nc
tune. James A. CLAY ton.
Admit
: Hloigeft
va
A o Boie0Urt
: Blodgrtt
vs.
r MullIns
wednesday, March =
The Ford H. N 3,
.,,,,... e i,
~ Mo
Msietle fish 4 oyster 80
vs.
T. Van Note
W : ttdttiifstt
Alta Belle Rogers
Marion ~ Rogers
Planters state Bank
j. E Belt
Miranda Farrell
"
Hence f.tfrsii
vs.
dudley Evans
VS.
elsude RineN. r ~
ys
William T. Dawson
.a. uax.h
!,
state * rel Fsrmers
Bank OF IaddUnta
JEFF r Asher. ct al
vs
Charles Holt. Il Al
". A. Richards
aal 4 H lS 2
Vi.
x W. Nardeman. ct AT
Rank u cenualia. a or
porati0n
W.
Htill Evefhart At 81
Leila ANNA CorcoTan
".
william D. C0rcoran
J. johnson & Company
ys
D. W Woodbridge
f~shfcauo. Wilmington X
Vermiision Coal CO.
vs.
..
rs
Ah rersl
vs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26

NJ
The Chicago & Alton
r n Go.
j. Al Settle
Ollie Moore. e al
Com r. storts. &c al
The Chicago 4 Alton
z Y asi'n.r
MeSieo, SANTA Ne a Perry
Traction Co
james u King
Henry n. Meyer
James H. MrPike. ct ~
VS..
IpstorA AirTike. ct ~
Commercial Bank Of
Fayette
VS..
g. W. Street, ct Al
Friday, March IS
Baxter Guthrie, Admr d
the Estate on Thomas IL
Guthrie
VS..
The Chicago q Alton
state 81 Missouri
w No. !
4. n. Monroe
state Of Missouri
Va, No. 2
r. NJ Monroe
state Of Missouri
vs.. No. 3
T. NJ. Monroe
state Of Missouri
Va No. 4
Il. NJ Aiohroc
State OF Missouri
vs.. No. 5
r. AZ Monroe
state Of Missouri
Z. NJ. Monroe
m tie Matter Of b. ".
Mcintyre Estate. North
40. Tiust Co. Trustee
10 The Matter Of n r.
White. Estate. r M
White. Trustee
Sparks. Estate. G. i.
Clark, Trustee
State Of Missouri
VS. No. ]
Arthur Cos
state OF Missouri
VS. No. 2
Arthur Coz
state OF Mtssogri
VS.. Nc.
Thomas Cook
state or Missouri
vs. No. 2
Thomas Cook
Luiu Young
rs
Atlas Insurance Go.
London, Eng,
Lulu Young. ct al
VS.
ne hester German LIS CO,
Lulu Young, q 81
Niagara Fire Its. Co
Ciiy New York
Charles Dean
vs.
frank ID wentz
Leona MataIas
Peter Matalas
in-the Matter or Hannah
claeker. Estate Geo. ~
Meyer, Trustee
state Of Missouri
vs.
Ramey johnson
samuel Hinton
W,iIfi.fns sitaans 81 1T
Frank J. Pimpeit
M. cbta.ea & Alton
Il n "a
W. + Farrell
u tsva,a
1. B. siosRs
Fidy.r TIirelkeld
D. ~ Martin
pawn "a
The cl'RieafRe g. s Alton
j. p Bates. e al
"
MesIfo, sahla re Z E
Brown, I~ntsfNenor
James ~ Siaft2h Antar
~
Y. y Caldwell. ADM.
james = Clayton. Adnr.
w No.
". b Cunningham
IA
y 4 4 p eS
rq,e cblesea & Alton
r IA 10.
~ N Patterson
The chieago 4 Alton
& ~ Dubray
~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26

VS.
Frederick A Deiaua ct ri
r. Kennard & Sons
Carpet Co.
VS..
l. " liohttfY
HarRasiine- McKittrick Dry
Goods Co
We
r. A. Bradford
The Johnston Harvester Co.
Ga Corloration)
vs.
J. + Powell
Joseph II Laird
vs.
Edwin W. Kirthly
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26

Don't neglect Indigestion, fer il fire.
%ouen,ly leads to all sorts u ills and COM
plieations. The pain and discomfort IS
mol The most unfortunate part The iact
that vhea the stomach IS not acting
right. the material needed TO repair the
wastes that are constantly taking place
in The bodg Is not being given to the blood
either in the proper condition or last
| enough Is far more serious. Nothing
win cansc more trouble than an unhealthy
stomach The blues, debility, lack q
strength and energy, constipation. bill
| i-oasness. headaches and scores Of other
serious ailments result from the failure
Of the stomach to properly do its work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26
Wednesday, March 4

THE Ford Manufacture
lng Go.
IS
citizens Insurance 60.
~ Mo.
Meietia Fish & oyster 60
Va.
], + steruer
= r. Van Note
vs.
W. :. Hathaway
Alta Belle Rogers
-
Marion H. Rogers
Planters state Bank
u
j. r. Belt
AMANDA Farrell
"
Hence Farrell
JA0na Exams
rs
Dudley Evans
r. L. Riney. Fl al
vs.
cisude Riney. II al
Frances W Harrison
HN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26

In the Matter Of John
Wilding Pet. for Natu-
raiization.
In the Matter o. Frank
A~shmann Pet for
Naturalization
In the Matter Of lisa
dore Taylor Pet. for
Naturalization.
In the Matter of Julius
H. Stelnke Pet. for
Naturalization
la the Matter u Id
wnrd r. Ebrlicll Pet
for Naturalization
~ the Matter OF Fred
klnxmsn Pet for Natu-
r1ilzation
IN the Mister ~ JOSEF
Ryehfarik Pet FOR Nat
fIF4lfIafIoa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26
Wednesday. March II.


: II facke
vs.
X W ScroslE
stale o. Missouri
Joe cosIey
Ida N Ogden
Nap Ogden
clara B. Tuly
James n ruiiy
Walter $ Fritts
Mary Y. Fritts
james II whitecotton
John Brewer. e. al
Charles Downs Admir-.
Tile Chicago & Alton
r n CO
J Deck Smith
the chicago 8 Alton
C. II. inlow
The Chicago & Alton
r r. Co
II. r. Cant
Frederic A. DeIano. et al
J A Potts
The Chicago & Alton
r r Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26

Recall Dyspepsia Tablets, ia addaioa
to other ingredients. contain Pepsin u
Bismulh. two great digestive aids used by
the eulire medical profession. They
sooihe ilm inhaned stomach, check the
! heartburn and distress. stimulate a
healthy secretion Of the gastric juice,
aid IN rapid and comfortable digestion
Of the food and help to quickly convert
4 into rich red blood. and thereby into
flesh. bone and muscle. They relieYe
stomach distress promptly, and, used
regularly for a short time. tend 10 re
store the stomach to a comfortable,
casy-acting. healthy state. They aid
greatly to promote regular bowel action.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26

Our willingness 10 have you use Rcxall
Dyspepsia Tablets entirely 81 or risk
| proves our faith in them. Ne alnay.
sell them this way, and Il Is because |
| We know that they have greatly ben
| e6ied scores Oi sufferers 10 whom
we have sold them. There's no ri
tape about or guarantee. Il means
just what it says. Well ask YOU mo-
questions. You needn't siga anylhinp.
Your word IS enough for as. We know
that when they help sau you vill con.
slider il money well spent even II ,hey
had cost you ten times a. much. II they
don't help you, the HoHcy you paid Tor
them IS yours, and We want yoa 10 haveit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26
AmeTIcan EApFtss u
Thursday, March ~

b W. Hobart
VS.
Mary 4. kuntz. ct al
John Henderson
Ellen Henderson
Mexico Brick q Fire
Clay Co.
The Chicago 4 Alton
r. n Co.
j. AZ Settle
vs..
Ollie Maere. e al
Com. r. storts. &c al
The Chicago 4 Alton
X n 60,
c. w Gather
vs.
Mexleo. Santa ne 4 Perry
Traction Co
James y king
VS..
Henry "A. Meyer
James H. MrPlke, ct af
va
Rpstora MrPike. ct ~
Commercial Bank Of
Fayette
The Washington times., 1914-01-09
SAL rs IF BACKACHY
AND KIDNEYS HURT
Stop eating meat for a while
if your Bladder is
troubling you.

When YOU wake up with backache
and dull misery in the kidney region IT
generalIy means YOU have been eating
too much meat, says a well-known au-
thority. Meat forms uric acid which
oyerworls the kidneys in their effort
TO filter il from the blood, and they
become sort OF paralyzed and losgy.
When your kidneys get sluggish and
clog YOU must relieve them. like yo9 re-
lieve your bowels: removing allf the
body's urinous waste, else you have
backache, sick headache, dizzy spells; /;
your stomach sours, tongue IS coated,
and when the weather is bad you have
rheumatic twinges. The urine rs CLOUDY,
full of sediment. channels often get
sore water scalds, and you are oonged
to seek relief two or three times during
Either consult a good. reliable physi-
clan at once, or get from your pharma-
cist about four ounces OF Jad salts;
take a tablespoonful in glass of wa
ter before breakfast for a few rays and
your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid OF
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
lithia, and has been used for genera
tions to clean and stimulate sluggish
kidneys, also to neutralize acids in the
urine SO It no longer irritates, thus end
ing bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is a life saver for regular
meat eaters. 1t is inexpensive. cannot
injure, and makes a delightful. effer-
vescent lithia-water drink. Jad salts
Co, New York. Agent O'Donnelfs
Drug Store.-Advt
The Washington times., 1914-01-09
Says Husband Gave Her
Stable For Residence

A stable for home for herself and
adoT,ted child vas offered to May NJ.
Duvar by her husband, Andrew s, ac-
cording to a bill for limited divorce filed
today by the wife in the District Su-
prema Court. Mrs DHyall alleges deser-
ton and cruelty.
The marriage took place in Alexan-
drIa, last October q and according 70
the bill, Just month later, the husband
ieft his family and went to his mother s
home to live. once, the wife says, he
gave her 81; another TIME only 81. On
Thar ksgiving Eve. she says, he gave
her a nickel and insisted that she repay
him the same night.
Mrs. Duvan further alleges that after
the separation her husband, mechanic
in the Navy Yard, rendered a stable
ten by twelve feet on a lot owned by
his mother for an abode for herself and
child.
They used to keep a horse and COW
there" says the wife, but inasmuch as
both these animals have died and they
have no further use for the place as a
stable, my husband told me I and the
child might live in il. There is only
one room below and a loft above"
Mrs Duvall also asks for alimony
and counsel fee.