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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
Marian Lorraine Gordon Dead.

Marian Lorraine, four year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Cor
dan Of 500 Missouri Ave, E. St
Louis, ID, formerly Of this city, died
Sunday at 1880 Of diphtheria. Fun
eral services were held Monday at 2
p. m, and interment made in that
city Their many friends in this city
extend sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
GREECE TO REPLY TO ALLIES.

Athens, Nov. 30-The government
Sunday prepared the way for a reply
to the second note of the entente
powers The reply will be given af-
ter a final conference between the
ministers and the sovereign Monday
afternoon.
1t is believed Greece's acceptance
Of the terms Of the entente Allies will
not be without certain reserves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

Reese Holmes vas demonstrating q
"a horse power tractor on the streets
Saturday. It is a very Light machine
for the amount Of work ii does.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

What Is the $ Of draining your
ear when you can use It these pretty
days we have by storing at 81 per
month up TO May LIST. Hoxsey &
sunnen Motor Co. do w1,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

=. NJ. Ragsdale Is home from a
pleasant visit in Tampa, Florida very
much improved in health. Frank said
he had a delightful visit in the Sun.
ny South but the more he travels
the more he thinks Of good old Mex.
leo, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

COW sMILE:-Is the best balan-
cen mixed feed you can buy, all made
from home products. For sale by all
grocers. VIM. Pollock Min & Elev.
Company. dw1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

was 81 Neither Of the women had
greg 6r1Tea from e. L01h 70 coium-
ria before. but they say they had no
di2culty sbOst snding The way. as
they eane oyer the srte highway
aud folbwed the markers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

c J. Asezn8sr has co=Pse1 EI
Ens neE ara rssA replsca ne eus
destroyed b lighnng aE Esnms
wHEHz EszkirE Tsoaszy reoars1
a z~hiFsnsza of sagAs Psurds q 6a6lsr
ask from a friend u osoesta MA
Fody p sniA a the rezi estate
.nss inveszne=E h-u Il Parker AaS
|s=isz Is ~ La Belle. No where Ne Is
zzz oa . big stock sf msuA4a-
else
WHEAT CIT AND SHOCKED
NAeipoz- Wis., Nor. 5A-An6rew
Kzrzh q this city ans has bsOEAen.
William and Andrew Kutk q Nj
wSzkse. have closed nsgssl1aonE with
he Ents-rzaonsl Harvester Co
whereby The e-grpSrztion Is to pay
t5N9O0 fer the patent rights 70 a
graz binder zn5 shoekar and a
EbocEsr attached e a c5rE binder.
The Internzt5oual Harvester Co. has
already started the nznufart1re Of
the aaehInes
Representatives Of the oo1cern are
expected in Madison on Tuesday 70
compiete the Transaction with a
s50o,Oo0 check The Kzrth brothers
have worked On this invention only
during the last year. It is declared
that the invention viii largely reyolu-
tioaize the harvesting Of grain and
corn.
Joe Conssdine, one Of Audrain
county, Mos most foremost live
stock men, was Ia Tuesday with a
string Of steers q his OWE feeding
that resolved honorable mention.
The string consisted Of "a head that
averaged $40 pounds and sold for
1890 per ewt-
Mr.. Conzidine vas well pleased
with the sale Of these cattle. he is
enc Of the largest clippers to this
market and his cattle usually receive
merton Is they are always near the
Stock Reporter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

Cars stored 81 per month up 4
May LIST, 1915. To your interest tc
see US. Money in your pocket for
our service. Central heat. Hoxsey
& sumner Motor Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
Mexico ~Best Place on Earth

Mexico "Best Place on Earth
R. NJ. White & Son,
Ledger,
Mexico, Missouri.
Dear Sirs:-
Cascade. Mont, Nov. %, li'-
You win find enclosed n dollar y
he Mexico Ledger. We used 70 "
in dear old Missouri and still 'nlh'
It is the best place on earth
Yours truly
m Mrs. Kate GOOlSbey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

y. y. Bradley, Of Nevada, who
formerly lived in this city, Is back
on a visit. This is the first time he
has been back to Mexico since he left
here 20 years ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

Miss Kate Biggs and little Mizs
Belle Buckner Biggs, Of Fulton, are
the guests Of the z. K. Buckner's Of
South Jefferson street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

Mrs. Mat Nelson, Of Jacksonville
Fla, is visiting her son and daughter
in this city. She is the guest Of Mra.
Louis Mckee this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

Mrs. +. s. Harrison is home from
st. Louis where she visited her broth
er, J. N. crebs at Hotel Beers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

See u new fall line Of Ladies and
Misses Coats and Suits a special dia-
count price. Abbay & Adams.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

1900 pounds Of candy just arrived
at 1Oc per pound.
d2w1 The Enterprise Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

w. X Kavanaugh, Of st. Louis,
was in Mexico Monday to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. !. II. Talbot.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

Mrs. }. Payne and daughter, Kath-
crime, were the guests Of Mrs. Hugh
Dempsey. Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

james GalIaher is out after . :
we're spell of illness. You cant Key
a good man in bed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

Bargain Of the Season. specia,
Discount Sale Ladies' Coats and
Misses Coats and Suits. Abbay I,
Adams.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

The MEXICO Ledger would like TO
knoy the present address Of z. NJ.
Stiles late Of Auxyasse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

See full lime Of Ladies' end Misses
Coats and Suits. Special Discount.
do wi Abbay & Adams.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

George Marshall, Of Westminster
College, Fulton. was in Mexico viz
ting his parents, Sunday and Mon
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

Sam Morris is home from a bus
mess trip to Jefferson City, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

Xmas Gifts To suit everybody.
d2w1 The Enterprise Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

POULTRY FEED:--We have y
hands at all times oyster she'll O''
Scraps, Hen Scratch, etc. ASK you
grocer.
VIM. Pollock Mill & Elev' W.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

Old Fashion Buckwheat -four sc a
pound at Smith Bros. d2w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

New Raisins, Citron, Dates fe'
shelled Nuts, at Smith Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

WANTED To hear from ~
good Farm fer sale. Send ,.s
and description D. p. Bg,k q
polls, Mlrn-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02

Toys, Toys, Toys. yes we have
them and dolls too.
DIVA The Enterprise Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-02
Stock Notes
LOCAL mAKKEL.

-. -
Ma ? Whszs EG :
New Cou-EE ard 81 :
New ozt-H EizaS - :
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KEEP 1 JAR OF
MUsTER0LE HANDY
Il Quickly Looscns mp Coughs and
Colds In Throat or Chest.

Just . little Musterole rubbed
on your sore. tight chest before
you 80 TO bed will loosen up con-
gestion and break up most severe
colds and coughs.
MUSTEROLn Ia o clean white
ointment made with oil OF mus
tard. Simply rub Il ON. No plas-
ter necessary. Better than mus
tard plaster and does not blister.
Thousands who use MUSTER
OLE will tell what relief II gives
from Sore Throat, Bronchitis:
ronsilitis. Group. Stiff Neck. Asth-
ma. Neuralgia, Headache, Conges-
ton, Pleurisy. Rheumatism, Lum-
baso, Palms and Aches OF the
Bach or Joints, Sprains, Sore
Muscles. Bruises. Chilblains,
Frosted Feet and Colds ut often
prevents Pneumonia).
At your druggists. IN Csc and
500 jars. and a special large hos
pital size for S2.50.
Be sure you get the genuine
MUSTEROLE. Refuse limitations
get what you ask, for. The
Musterole Company. Cleveland,
Ohio.
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|CYNTHIA
GREY'S
|LETTE RS

Owe would like to say
q few words to those girls
who wished to be detectives.
In the first place. girls at
that age should be at home
helping their fathers and
mothers and In return they
are surely In need of parental
help and training. When we
read their letter 1t certainly
made us tired. Those three
girls should come under the
curfew law Just the same as
theb oys, what is good for
one Is good for the other.
Anything We despise Is per-
son who would want to class
themselves with the stool
pigeon, eavesdropper or spot
ter class, and they only lower
themselves in our estimation.
IL young girls of that age can
think of no higher profession
for their future, Il il no won
der We have come to the con-
clusion that We will remain
with the happy-go-lucky class
no wedding bells for us!
THREE BACHELORS.
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Confessions ofaWifc

travagance In the way OF a gown
and pulled out one OF my old, soft.
white nuns yelling frocks that
had no particular style. but which
was rather tasteful and suited me.
What good did 1t do?' asked
the drawn face l saw In the mir
ror, for YOU to try and bring
youth back--you only cheated
yourself - and your husband.
knowing that you were old. sought
youth elsewhere?' Do you re-
member, Margie. that old poem
about the kiss too long after
which life Is never the same
again?
what shall dor I asked
myself, What shall l do?' Then
l tried to make myself think II
was only 'happenstance. But,
alas, ! knew had been a locker
on at the tragic ending Of my one
romance.
'Soon Mr.. Selwin came home.
As he came forward with the care
less assumption that all was the
same and bent as II TO give me the
usual cool touch OF his lips we
had for many years called a kiss,
! stepped back. Don't touch me.
cried.
why, what 10 the matter?'
he asked with an elaborate show
of surprise.
"'You know very well what Is
the matter. saw you with that
woman at luncheon. Why did
you not tell me that you were
tired of me and that you wanted
someone younger and fairer--
that you wanted youth?'
'He looked at me In silence for
a moment and then he said. as
though he was answering his own
question, Perhaps that's It,
"The words as he said them did
not sound as hard as they do
when l tell them to you, but they
struck me like blow, neverthe-
less.
For a moment he said nothing
and then asked, What are you
going to do?'
What do you want me to
do?'
/" Naturally, / want you to do
nothing. And as I started to
speak he held up his hand Wait
minute, my dear; let me ex-
plain.
Can 1t be explained?' asked
YEARLY.
CONTINUED Tomorrow
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PAPER Entorprlse AssociatioE.)
81 shall never forget my feel
ings at that moment" The words
were scarcely out of her mouth
when Mrs. Selwin realized that
she had told me that the story
she was telling me was ker own.
She looked up quickly. l think,
had she seen anything but inter-
est In the story In my face, she
would have stopped then and
there, but / carefully kept all
sympathy from expressing itself
on my countenance, for. being a
proud woman myself. I knew how
abhorrent pity would be to her.
The story is an old one, Mar
gle, dear, and the wound IL healed
long ago else l would not tell IL
to you. You may use 1t to help
your friend or possibly can apply
Its truth. IL you should ever find
yourself In similar position.
"Oh, yes, / know, my girl. that
you think nothing of the kind
could ever happen to you, but you
must remember you have many
years to live before you are 45.
Dick Is a splendid fellow, but he
is man. You are q very pretty
young woman, but you are every
day growing older"
what a pessimistic outlook on
life you have, dear Mrs. Selwin. /"
mot at all, not at all. my dear.
but l have come to realize the
weakness OF the strong and the
fatuousness of the self-centered.
my husband did not see me
until the young woman and he
were seated. watched her blush
of appreciation as she buried her
face In the violets. He evidently
said something very flattering to
her and asked favor. for she
stretched her hand-a ve.y pretty
hand. by the way--across the
table and he gave her the single
gardenia, with a quick glance
around to see that no one was
looking. a glance which missed my
interested espionage. She quickly
raised the flower to her lips and
handed ii back.
II had never seen the look on
my husbands face that he had as
he carefully drew the posey
through his buttonhole. He had
never In his life asked me to kiss
a flower. Then he caught my eye
and evidently his house of beauti-
full cards fell with a thud. / had
the strength, however. to bow and
smile as though nothing out Of
the usual were happening.
Fortunately my party of wom-
en- were strangers to him, and
We were nearly through our
luncheon when he came in, SO we
soon left the table and l hurried
home.
THE hours between my home
coming and dinner were the long
est l ever spent In my life. l
washed the cosmetic off my face;
! mathematical the Furnished ra-
dance of my hair as | tore 1t down
from its fashionable coiffure and
arranged 1t in the old way. d.
vested myself of my newest ex-
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Members of the Women's club
and their friends, numbering
about $50 persons. listened to
Governor Lister denounce pro-
posed amendments to the prohi-
bition bill In an address at the
" Nv. C. A. here yesterday after
noon.
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Al will not dispute your
good advice to the girls, but IN
long AS there are detectives girls
have just as much right to qualify
for these positions M men. There
are detectives who are honorable
and who have the interest and
good Of the public ut heart, and
there are those who are fakes
just the same as there are fakes In
amy other profession.
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A masquc bali to be givcn ~
the Moose lodge In their hall
Tuesday evening promises to -
one Of the most Important 10
cial events of the season HANG
some trophies are to be awsrde1
by prominent judges. The arand
march will be at 10:45 o'clock.
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amy drug store and Is used for
finger nails. Aft.r sinsinR tho
acid from the hands apply gIyccr-
Inc and r0scwater.
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Q.---How may clean 3
beaver fur coat l..
A.--fieat quantity of NV
bran In pan, taking care tI,nt u
does not burn. stir conrtautly.
When well heated rub thorouul11y
into the fur. Repeat two Or thrco
times. Shake the fur and brnoh
bristkly until free from ds.rt.
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Q.--I am a girl who works
In a shoe factory all day.
The pasting of leather,
which | do. stains my hands.
What shall / do for them?
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A.-Soak them thoroughly each
night In warm water and scrub
them we'll. IL this does not re-
move the stains use good cuticle
acid, such rs may be bought at
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Made of heavy gunmetal
leather, solid leather extern
sion soles, wide toe lasts,
sizes 9 to 1s; spe- 81 40
cial, the pair -. y lsOV
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90 20 o 90 o o o oto o q o o o q
'sANDl RsoNyILLE HAPPENINGS :

loo d 90 900 o o o o q. o % o D o d
Mrs. III. Il. shaw and daughter, Lois,
spent the weekend with her daHehte
Mrs Annie Maxwell, OF Hart county.
Ca, Mrs Josephine Neeae and Miss
Media shaw OF Greenviiie are visit
Ing relatives here. d 4
Hlt ps} Df1h I slt5iIn1SistFE t5lils ~ EctuIneSi
homo after q Ec-S's visit With her
mother in Greenvisi sie.
Mrs. GertrudS sssroSsn essitad stak
cousin, HfrB. EailR Wright, F,sdenSty.
Mrs. jamie E. S;nlth has returned
home after y. whit TO her grandson,
Mr.. Al. y. shaw. sSs
Mr.. 4tftfn and TIcbson Shaw were
Ishdpping fn AnderHcGi Iaet week.
We are sorry to state dF. Walker
9aundeFs IS very i'll at this writing
liwisii typhoid fe7ef. =
Nlrp 3, y Wright was the guest
UE plrgs n H. SHAW tast tS'~13K.
ElEA. Ailco Wright was Visiting 6sf
|daaghtss, MrE. Bessis Jones, last Euns
~ James Harrison of osCcnea
,HQiznty 10 "a 0izr snidGts
1fr. Mack Duncan c&uedlt d cracker
iGch sposanSn Fridar niEhf.
Ilr. Jim HraEfofd of And re-.
Iceptiv f,idgod 10 l3nSt coEnEg, Ga. We
,,iepe ~ wfjl sSfin crest the new ferry:
hear "a ftbh1 kos
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o D o . ejai ele 60 o o o
CirRDDAR NEWS

10 . . o o 90 .. . o 90 Q 90 % o . o
The installation OF the officers Of
Massoitt Tribe RIO. sc i. o. o. f., will
take place ct Cheddnr school house
on Friday might, january 18th, at
o'clock Brother John NJ. Daniels Of
Greenvfile will visit the tribe here and
officiate In the installation OF officers.
The meeting Will be public and all
brother Red Men and the public IN
general are invited TO be present. sss z
I Hrs. Joiln Eliison has been quite III
for the past week. &. s.s5s. 81 I 5s
{ Msssrs, IssHis and Caiiie MahafSeY
and Misses Efiie Mahatfey, Kate and
Bessie Danny spent q few days of
last week In Greenville v 81
/ Tho Misses Dandy. who have been
guests OF Miss Essaiiiianatey ID N during Inc b
holidays. returned TO their home near
Honea Path 6 few days ago. s
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Bryant were
guests o4 the iatter's brother, Mr. Bob
Bryant, on Saturday night and Sun
day. IS, !! ~ ~
Tlio yehns people of Cedar Grove
are requested 10 meet at the church
on next Sunday afterhnon for the
parposo 0s sieetfng officers fos d y.
W. a. pfEani3 ton 5
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: sIEWRoRT NEWS. Va. Jan IA
Eneonntering o terrific gale, which it
II naia, reached the velocity OF over
20 miles nm h0uF, about so miles on
Cape EfAtterab, while on q speed ran
from phiiadelphla 10 Hampton Roads,
zhe dfehdnnngs.t Kansas Tuesday
hieht ufsSfed dAnaage 70 the extent OF
A20. 900 20 $40 900. Il
The Kansas limped into fEn1nptcn
ROADS tonight. and men who scanse
aehoee declared tho storm was the
ss1erkt thay ,hagst even. experienced. The
bridge Of the sAsl teslisp ssas carTied
away, the bow Deck yas conside defaAay
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Liverpool Cotton.

LIVERPOO Jan. - tor, spot,
easier: good middiing SIG; mfddiing
S.gf; low fniddiing 4.34. Saies 5000;
Speculation and export 800. Receipts
|30, sos. .s, s3i..
Futures ateady: May@5tine A.s2 l-2 |;
Juiy-Apgust 6S i-2;; ,Get0b 0ber-N Noyen;-
Der rs ~; JanaaTy eh9uafy i.sS.
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Was accepted by Alderman Dobbinai
and adopted by unanimous vote OF
Resolution Adopted.

Resolution Adopted.
The amendment having been adopt.
ed, the original resolution as propos-
ed by Alderman Dobbins was put be-
fore tho house and adopted without e.
disEehting vote. The resolution reads,
as folloWs:
lgherees, The city. council OF AM
dAfson has approved the-proyisions o.
o. proposed act, OF the general 4assein-ss
bly,, authorizing the assessment Of
anutttrg property ownsrs5ih said city
I. for the permanent Improvement Of
atfeeta, &tr. which provisions are,
substantialiy as have recently been:
pnn iiS the ilgwsp spanera tgs the
2 city; end ~ hereas, under fiie ternis 81
such act the city Is required to nav
olleSlieif of the cost or such Improve.
Hents and the bhtting property own
erS one-h6K and it viii be liaccssaFy:
for the city to issue approxirSateiy
one hundred thousard. dollars (Si00.-f
.0eQlt OF bonds TO provide for the nay.s
iilsnt of its half Of the cost OF such
: IMPROVEMENTS; ,,si 81
s.areea.s. - - Il sss,sye.;. - -
hesmHy0r and aldermen of the enid
qitg OF Ahdafaeh 81 codncll asseii,-S
bied, es olioWs:: "a
TnSt the city COUNCIL elect fo,lr
rstfese seh.s.fve citizens OF the citysi
elicad dAfs there In. who, with the
I 4 yof the city ana two othSr mans
bers cDnlfcil to % appointed By
yor. ehail constitute COM
With the mayor as chairmnn
'sft.y tsol and manage the exaendi.
: fsife OF the money To be i. RAISED, bpl
/ agsl hefits and to be res lized
sste ,se sA,a Iii f1niifi
/ ssn6N sAi authority to pass llpon spesl
titlenb fet such improvements. 10 axS1
SftB, t6 make contracts for
swing ana materials therssor and /
70 have ali the powers and
s.illiss ~ III regard tus such improve
taeSs and flte {. fnhd 90 he realised
tis stesoks sas c6pheii stself. win have an,
dgt7 tbs toti4 i0iis be said aEt or 9th.
egsil Hereby ratifying and combine
J; ;ifis shhsspe sHaid conmission may ic i
Iii IL II fjssiI !Sst. - ~
CeAEAls lssisaera Eletssa.
The resolntion having been adopt- |
ed. ebtineii went, about TIE election or
! tour einnlfB9td tdne;s at large. Efessra.
-. II Horton, Dr. 3. "A. Henry. b. %.
Eyafb and pasil 2. Stevens we're elect
affeg; 4hsil made his an \
goihttAefts tEola cplneil naming Al
0hhsnb isasnheh as he Ind
pfG the resolution, and Alder
Slsha NbehffIiAAg as he had offered the
h1ltend dznAnt "a qttesfinrr. =
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'pronounced break.

pronpunced break. ~ 3 &
The census report OF consumption
was o stimulating influence since the
failing on during December in this
Soiss Soansl mes ss with as s sa month
In 1918. Bulls also called attention to
the figures showing stocks OF cotton
at mills TO be almost 400, 900 bales
smaller than they were q year ago,
Spot cotton quiet. Sales on the SPOT
500 bales; 60 arrive 3,e40.
Cotton futures closing. 8
January 7.60; March S7.i7z;; May 100 !;
July 8.2ls October SAP.
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Drv vGoods

sss1Ts & ss5sss, Canton fia-
|nels for fall were today priced from
Il AZ TO 3 liz cents o yard below last
year. Large add ditiogni 1r7efs for uni
|fcr.A cloths for var purposes were
|raeossed by nsn'g wear mills.
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oats May S. i.2; yaiyI So i-s.
Cash grain
Wheat No. 2 red, sI.40 1-2@f.43 rs,
No. 2 hard. $1.40 1E2@1.43 3-8.
Corn, No. 2 yellow. 700 IT, -. q.
Oats. standard. 53@l-2. ( =
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a.. y Jan. hi. The Anti
ShlsgH ES5z zAe,s biii sfar ieenl eDtibf
BY eleeti31 dlstrIrt6 WAS fnttoduced
81 eislaEhEe tqaky ss,j.s , I; q.
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eliabIe
y 4l.A'erraeelies

For every aelk and pain )ie GI ISSls-s
bio remedy You can cure the DIM
Guilty IL YOU only act Ia time 5aad at
with wisdom. A lazy. torpid. siuggisE
iiYefs p, without q donhf. responsible
Cor more aches adE palms than any,
pthss thing, for to Il w6 tsaes cousin
patton, biIiousness, indignation, iisad-s
ache, etc.
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Ailea Lois Shaw was visiting her
sister, Mrs. A. n. Brown, recently. Is,
5 Mr. Henry T. Shaw was visiting In
Georgia last week 81
Mrs. +, i. Weight is on the sick
list at this writing
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C0TysGIL DECIDES ON CONFESSION
PLAN OF HANDLING PAVING

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SUBURBAN BOARD

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to business center, one fsre heel home cnnL-
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