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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Aguillard, of Nor
bihan Plantation, announce the engage
ment and approaching marriage of their
daughter, Anita, to Mr.. J. II. Ragland,
of Beaumont, Texas, which will take
place among the June Weddings.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-06-05

We are in receipt of all invitation
from Mr.. Robert S. Putnam, of I;unice,
to attend the Commencement Exercises
at that place. Mr. Putnam is one of
four graduates, and is son of Mrs.
Robert S. putnam. formerly residents
of this place.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-06-05
Fresh bread at Peerless Bakery

How much better off Germany and
the Allied Powers would have been had
they used AAINIEN'S PRICNLV HEAT
& BABY POWDER instead of gun powd-
er. They would have been soothed to
reasoning and arbitration without undue
temper. Is cents at your druggist. adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-06-05

Rev. VI. J. Mclean, Who has been in
charge Of Tie Presbyterian church at
this place for some months, left last
Tuesday for Morgan City, where re
will be stationed for some time. The
best wishes OF tie people Of Abtcvil,c
90 with him to his new charge.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-06-05

Paula Broussard, daughter Of Ny. and
Mrs. Ovid Broussard, had the misfor-
tune of breaking herarm Tuesday, when
she fell from a swing. vt this writing
she is doing nicely and is on the rish.
road to 4 speedy recovery.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-06-05

Rom. =. Leblanc, Father 1Iollo, Of
this city; Judge Campbell, Arthur Roy,
p. J. MoutDn, OF Lafayette and Aronce
BoudreauX, of New Orleans, enjoyed
two-day trip to the bay
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-06-05

Mrs. Henry Broussard entertained at
dinner Sunday Misses Hilda Hehert.
Camille Broussard, Citing. Greer, and
Kalley and Nrssrs. Landry, of New
iberia, ana Die, Fleming.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-06-05

Mrs. FrrnL Frederick. accompanied
by Miss Winnie Corroji, Lett this weel,
on an eXtcuded vacation trip t. visit
friends and relatives in Beaumont, Port
arthur a!.d Houston.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-06-05

LOST Tie Clasp with one chip diomand
III center. Finder please return to Jules
f. Leblanc at Grimmer's and receive
reward. adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-06-05
Record Brands

Anyone wishing TO have brands re-
corded may do so by writing to Mrs. f.
Reynaud, Lafayette, La, thus avoiding
an unnecessary trip there. adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-06-05

The worlds sympathy blisters 4
mans back as often as it warns
his heart.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-06-05

If you are in want, that is moth
ing to the people who have plenty.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-06-05

Fresh line Of cakes always Oh
hand at the Peerless Bakery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

THERE ere two towns IN Pike
county, Bozling Green ard Louis
lana, with which we are nzirly IA
miliar through the local pzpers which
we read every week Louisiana has
saloons, Rowling Green is dry. Tn
the Louisiana papers He are eontin-
uaily reading Of fights, and recently
there vas > murder and only last
week another murder with attempt
ing Iynching. all the result Of whisky.
Bowling Green seems to be q hust~
ling business town where travis and
DRUNKEN fights are unknown. Louis
lana ought 70 be far and away the
better oan- but il Is not. We are
told that whisky is 3 necessity to a
live town We are also told other
fool things. We arc not compelled
% bebeye al we are ted and the
two towns Of Bowling Green and
Louisiana are living examples Of the
effect Of whisky-Palmyra Herald.
Louisiana is a good town. she has
sonne natural advantages over Bowl
ing Green, but she has too much H.
guor-Bo~ling Green Times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
pnRrpT ME nm

Robert MIR. 6s years Old. died from
a oomplraHan q diseases a TIE
home Il his slaughter. Mrs. ice Can
tertiary. CO East PTomenade ST. Fri
Gay morning 81 . o'slsek. ms fun
erai Was Saturday Afternoon q, 200
aeIock a the home, the Rev W. A.
Shun@beryer oHcianng.
Mr.. Muir was born south Of Mex
iro and lived in this eornmaniiy ali Of
his life he was = me ma with a
host Of friends who viii mourn his
eezth- He Is survived BY the follow
ing children: Mrs Canterbury and
Mrs. Joe Allison. Mexico; Mrs. Rob
ert Geddis. Sioux City. Iovz; Tom
s'uir and Mrs Nell Hoursey, Omaha,
Neh The following brothers and sis
tens also survive: Richard. Charles,
and Albert Mrs Bette XII
gore. Mrs. Lena Dixon and Miss Susie
Muir The ledger joins IN e~xtending
sincerest sympathy 10 the bereavsd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
THFFTTrRE

IT il Fpleodid body q y0sng msr
snd Eozen who are grza1Hng frvz
The pEE8k schools aad colleges a Mez
no this week They are seeing. for
the frs hne. the futu-e zs Il 20 VT
ally zseaa fhez 4 gznes backward
% the classes II other years brings
TO Iixhi the Han3es q Ezay who have
goae forth from these i-ashtutions AM
zhaas Hznez tPdsy are zzong tn
lsa5ers IN their 6eldA Il their any
grsstsr Incentive thzn 70 fix her star
~ aehieveEuent high and then strive
70 bring no o1ly ho1ar to themselves
bet 20 their ALMA r.zters
Life Is what ~ unsse l. hey are
fSHs starting thsir Eruetzrs oa a
fzNn1sisz ~hoae every aware has
h@sn gz&raS =zsehfaET n the FL
tire they Euzs guard &sr 5prn bold
Hag Tie eTes e he etrs ooarnzr
~ are sys tbeL Ttsr sae reso-Ss
a. seho& thsy are expzet 70 6upE-
cate IN dea Eunuel& IL Is our agce
ard azt 81 every eitz4a a Mezns
rhas Trey may ackisys az trey dream
q ard b@eone great nN ozly N wgr3s-
y h1norz bot ssek pzogs q fneatin.
she gO1 a. a s5enaber q society.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

The so5ety eus1rsh q the s. Logis
Rersbln Thursday kzS fhe following.
A qist bit pretty wssding 0f yes
'seT&ly zzs that Of Miss Helen Lewis
R0shzh1d and Kirk Mzdisaz Roberts
formerly q Ae15oO. No- al the res
Hence Of ae brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs ". h ROthchiAd, z7ls VASE
ngto1 bo1Aeyzrd Rsv. Dr.. William
C. Biting performed he esrenoay Al
IL O'Clock Miss Adele Hartman was
rnzid Of haaor and Gzs. Il Rs1hshil1
best nza- The bn9e wore > lovely
gOHn Of white crepe meteor. made
after the Empire. the bodice Of costly
lace. Her bridal veil Of taIIe was A.
Ragged with valley lilies and she ar
rsd a shower Of the same blossom
The maid Of h0n0r was gUzned in tat
feta six delicate green in tone, and
wore a picture hat Of naturzl-cClored
strsE. She carried q single rose. Az
ter a bridal breakfast the young cup
e departed for a s-saesrnoon journey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
II Won
REAL EsTATE TRArsFERs.

sAnoerSon u isaae NUt1 War
raHty, JonAh 800 Let 2, Bkek 81
original Fandalla-
Heirs of John skeIIy 10 Jacob z.
Shook, Qgit-claim. coHsid 500 S 4
|of gW & s u Of n Z Of sw Of 3 and
NV Nv u ie-5ls
Raymond / Pollard 10 Georgs 4
Pollard Warranty. cougid- sAsoo
|gW 81 q e % acres ~ 81 sw u
|so-5z-iz.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
AT cARRoLL c0UNTY NEET.

Dr.. Il Z. Tralle, Of this city. WA
one If the principal speakers at fh'
Carroll County Sunday School Asso.
ciztics at CarroIIson. last week. On
the last day Of the meeting he deliv,
erred ar inspiring address on -Whai
The State Experts Of Carroll County,
in which he laid special emphasis upon
bringing every school ia the county
up TO the Front Line Standard.
Speaking Of Or. TraEIe. the RepHbIi-
an-Recori Of CarrolIspn says:
Dr.. TraiEe. who appeared at al ses-
Sons Of the convention. is an author
Of several books on teacher training.
are recognized as standard BY
al Sunday School people. As a re-
suit Of his lecture several teacher
training classes are already IN pro-
cess Of organization Better Sunday
School teachers Is one Of the greatest
needs Of The age. Or. Tralle is just
entering upon d large sphere Of ae-
BY accepting a chair of religious
pedagogy in Kansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
Mothers! Here's Something New
For Group and Cold Troubles
An External Treatment That Does AWAY wi+h
InteFnai medicines and Chest Protectors.
TOO Can Let the Children Run Outdoors in
All weathers and Get Their Needed rresh All
and Exercise.

Growing children need plenty OF
fresh air and outdoor exercise. and
this exposure rs bound to cause
some colds Internal medicines
injure delfeaie little siomachs and
flannel Iackels and chest protectors
are unhealthy
The best protection Is plenty OF
fresh air III the bedroom and a
prompt application of the new
southern treatment- Wick s Van
O-Rub Salye at the first sign 81
trouble Vick's Is really a Vapor.
Lamp in salve form You siu,nlv
rub II well over the throat and
fhest and owe with a warm fan
mel cloth Leave the clothing loose
around the neck. ar the body hear
releases vapors Of Menthol. Cam.
phor, Pine Tar, Eucalyptus and
Thyme that are inhaled al niyh,
Agent In Mexico il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

lhs a-.s nA - H ~ =
nref ne wsat nee1s - eu
rA
Ik every az ~
s E<s a. @ - ts ras
t-sa fr 4<E DuzAs - 3 ~
ynrm u1aE rse = w E
tsun AID maks qaiie = zF1g 10
e.a zu heAn co1N A ~
II ne h.zsm &strirf hzsas@ q -
Is fzzrsd mkaaE quzs = zFEE
IuE ! EeIirse uI A perfectly zn-
Ifartcry xhss zs-AlbL VIA ~
.rne6se e ene euunu=y a@ TIE
$50 pr yr hs@ IL $3.50 rorA
e bozss uoped pe III be zse .
ret %. ard g CIR ressaue n<rease
~ an Increase szr nznser & iRA-s
az ~e 90 aez % tse nazber sd
agrse1 upn b. ths Gua ana
tie Mea5oo Peuu Conp&sy.
In refereare 70 e=g euf rsy
3hg hrts n - r~esissnce Aa-
ae soaE hsrz a. laoaersi2n1ng VIA
Ia Cons1ry uk4f he prirs said
ss pr nnozihL We q sosr a
aot BE sxpscsss : ny al The ran q
t4sE per yeas.
! Ezgest dis plan a. Tie Hoa
Isasbse thas has ooue q ny uind
ThiS bo~eseE. 5 gnly . rpaEh Oat-
iae and tbs lsagsh e tire shat the
lords ahan nm, and other Hsiiers
sin hsvs 70 b% taken into consider
.hon. poSsea this plan shah te de-
@ upoa
Yours tuuly,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

THE rain has practically eiinirs
ed the danger fronn further dspre1a.
TORS BY The ehineh bog So far b-
little damage has been done and thaI
only IN certain sections Of the eoun
try. With large crops IN and every.
thing pointing 10 . monster har4es,
this fail the Democratic a~dministra-
ton should be aide 70 reinstsle itself
IN the good gFaees Of certain erififs
who blame il with crop failures as wei
a. other conditions ever which Il has
no control
The war, while It has caused ureer-
tain business conditions. has PLACED
many Eastern Misunderstanding pAz1ts
working overtime and this will or
tribute rs 1.-THE toward inpY0ves
prosperity. With President wasoa
at The helm we are coming into or
own Keep On smiling, . groueh never
does arrive.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

sns-u nzr ~z Hxzu fsnr Eas
orss9 n ~ Eiaa had esd nsrruuA
vsA E bo< aHzas ~w zrbssx.
IAE szus = nynr9 sSss t1t -1s
- sarx 1zt I cuH krEy he.~ -
SfEU otAe& Hr1efRE~
Ene caz tn AT& ne Eies rsod
ard arsr crp~c< u "a o4arzn
! r4 IF&a z Fsnk4ms yanrtsAs
Cnur@ z~a Rhnd Fu nnSFc--
tSarE wr arehaen i rzxe wfnm
AzsEE g- Es1nax La soe ssr-s
ne BIZ -n~ ca u1rk a dsx. SD
~ NEtl eEtE.rnxINzt hurs
n ho< sa ~ Eszk. ss-x1zas sr~a,.
Faz aas2 fgEs szs Ensaas AZ
fers - ~ rhadrsz ana hnssmas
aye ~ s- nr@L 1Izr ascrs
trpso q To- ia syzrzrsIhsd
kEzE To1r rezusk AZ aNss
U1 spFae2 L ~ ba-
NJ AaE hAM r r. .. / Ia p
Mzsaz
y Feu want special advice write
Lyesa F. PTkham MeaSefne Co.
os14dehl LINN, Mass
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

Asa Ry1- e s. LsA r.
nsssy Ms Asa Ra q Asa'
- has EA Nz sEE h
d. A Ryzz az nzE 10
- Lwue .nd SarAs Edirn'
.sr Snze So aEsa p 0 Hi
I1ann aaz rsferreS = .
~ ts1 & tss her sha
- = his Chs
II. as Hsx Ryzl = @ =
atg Nor. q lsI5 and Bred %
ret ARA weanezAny. Ms Ryan
alleges szs fuE nrs nsa ~ ms
tara "a 30 tz&s her cot % sm1s<
neuts 1a e. ons ooeazaa tod q RI
af,e tsat ~ zznsed e IN hn fer
his ffe Aura1re
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
MISS BOEcKLER no wED

Miss Charlotte Boeekler, Of 81
Louis. a niece Of Mrs. George Robert.
son will be married to Burwell Left.
wieh, also Of st. Louis during the lat.
ter part Of June. The engagement
has been formally announced BY Mr..
and Mrs. Adolphus BoeckIer. parents
Of the bride-to-be. Miss Boeckler i
a beautiful and charming young wo.
man quite popular in the social cir.
cies Of St. Louis. She Is a debutaute Of
last season and was a maid-of-honor
at the Yelled Prophets ball. She was
introduced at a large reception given
BY her parents. She has visited her
aunt Mrs. Robertson, in Mexico d
various occasions and has a host ~
friends in this city. The wedding viii
be at the residence of the brides par.
ents, 442l Laclede Avenue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
DON'T NIsTAKE THE CAUSE
Many Nexioo People Rave Kidney
Troubles zsd Do Npt KnsE H.
Yours tuly,
J.. W. my. Mayer

Do yog have bzekAehe.
Are you tired and warn ozt.
Feel dizzy, nexrozs and depressed
Are the hdsey secrsd1rz hveg-
ulzr2
Highly eol0rsis ccssziz sstizeut+
Likely yoer kidneys are az fzslt
Weak Haneys rive HzrnEr q dis
tress
Heed the szrusEs a1ns SzE
Use a tested HazY rszesy.
BEAD tins WeugEZz rsszzezy.
H D. abrams ns-uS fzrzsz, Bates
S. WsuE7He- Ns- SAYS The first
gn Of kidney trv1Ak n NY = vas
a heavy. dali zcAe = zuzH Of
ny hack This 5oehersE NE At night
and vhez stop7ed aid urisd to
zrzighten g1hkIE sharp nz wgad
catch ne IN ny a6z Twas bsthsrsd
BY too freqaent passages cE Ehe kid
nsy sexretioz& One COX Of Dams
kidney Pills gzve me relief and an
other box helped me stil more. Since
then, I have not BEEN bothered very
much By ny kidneyz
Price SOC, at al dealers Don't
simply ask for a kidney remeay-get
Deans Kidney Plls-the same that
Dir. Abrams had Foster-MIIburn
Co. Props. Buffalo. y. Y. ADV.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
GATHERINGS IN AUDRAIN.
AEsSo.,r; Pn-.l;~


A great deal has been said and writ
ten about organizations among farnts
erS and about d better social feeling
among the country people, Perhaps q
few words about the folks in South
Wilson township in Andrain COUNT
might benefit someone.
We are n strong on organization
as Audrain county was The first ecun-
y to release a farm adviser after giy-
INK one a trial. bot the people are
strong on public gasheringA Our
community has an annual fish FRY.
usually the work Of the three Sunday
schools. The South Wilson farm bur-
eau gave an all day picnic last Aug
U.s. that was attended by about 800
persons and the day was taken op
with lectures, judging contests, a free
dinner, and a general social time.
The latest social gathering was the
annual Easter egg roast on Saturday
night before Easter. We have been
having the egg roast for four years.
when the weather would permit. A
large log heap is made and set on fire.
Just at dark the people gather bring
ing eggs and such other eatables as
they choose. but few bring anything
but salt and pepper and eggs. The
eggs are roasted in hot ashes or boil
ed in kettles. This year we me in
Joe Berry's pasture and spent three
hours eating eggs and talking about
cats sowing and getting ready for
corn planting. Of course the women
talked chicken 1t was a cheerful AMI
crowd Of 100 men, women and
children who went home feeling better
themselves and their neigh
bors.
It viii be remembered that this is
the neighborhOOd where the Christian
church pastor took charge Of the tels-
phone Office and preached to his cor
gregation over the phone.
] hope every member Of the Rur-
alist family had as happy an Easter
as the farm folks Of South Wilson
oEnship.-Thompson. Mo. Joseph (.
Smith.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
COUNTY. SCHOOL HOTEs
By v. CLYDE JOHNSON.
Comss sAoel supt

uas unahie y 81 anyons % help
Inc os saturday With Cur nessine.
Ha-sser. I got a letssr frum superin-
ssaasnt Gass eumnsnting he F.s
1ns nvzisinr to Be with rs Nonssy.
Nay s1z Il thzt day saitsd uz. So
Il have chsnsud the date 70 sait Mr.
Cas-. Thase sent cut ssttsFs 70 an he
raseuT tnxpayers IN shs four rural
ISaars trying al mis-. women and
|dhHdrz. 70 eozne he hour 81 TIE
neeanx is asoo p N. An Who are m
sereaad are weleoms and n urged 70
csns. This inelsdss those m Farher
aIso Let rs have q rsusing biz meet
|iax. II yoa want IL eons sut and
ay g, otherwise Il ~iil seem bess aot
10 uasertake a. cise me msvs ; good
3sa 81. il means much for ssecess.
saturday. D. r. Tugel.shs appoiksse
* the STATE DepaTtnaent ard G. D..
'cosklg. the sppointee Of The County
.Cours. ND with me in my onscs 10
srranize. as the Aw requires. ard 70
emzder the matter q changing the
texf busks. he lar makes the Coar-
" Superintendent ex-ofscio PEezident
Mr.. Tugel vas elected Secretary. Il
1as doeided TO advertise for bids IN
al subjrrts that are open No cor
tracts have been made since 1914
Then the Readers, Grananark. Writ
hag Books. and Hosne Ceogrsphy.
were adopsd. As a eoatraef Is made
for 5 years. those are not open for
change. We wish II least to find a
suitable text N Arithmetic one IN
Geography. one IN History, and an
other for a Dictionary. No changes
will be made urhess 3 very s~atixfae-
tory text is found
As superintendent Gass has called
a meeting Of all the County Superin-
tendents al Jefferson City as the Iau
requires, / shall spend this week at
the State Capital ! shall not be hack
n the ofsee before Monday, Nay 51st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

Miss Angelina yieth 70 Marrr

Invitations to the wedding Of Miss
Angelina vieth to Albert Sidney
Johnston, on June 9th are out. The
wedding will be at St. Peters church.
in jefferson City, the home Of the
bride. Miss vieth is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. vieth ard a most
charming and talented young lady.
She is well known in Mexico. The
Ledger joins in extending best wishes
0 Miss Vieth and Mr.. Johnston m
advance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

I. J. Hoxsey is in Springfield where
ne is negotiating for one Of the lead
ing hotels of that city. Mr.. Hoxsey
Is n Of the best hotel men in Mis-
sour and i he goes to Springfield he
VIII meet with the success he has ali
ways achieved elsewhere. His many
Mexico friends will regret to learn
ne intends leaving this city. He Is
y Of U most substantial and pro-
gressiye citizens and his departure
WI be a distinct IOssto the city. Both
he and Mrs.. Hoxsey are universally
popular and will be greatly missed
here. However, if he decided 10 10.
cate IN Springfield the best wishes 81
every citizen Of Mexico will accom-
pany him to his new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

The Lberzy Bel Is to BE- taszn
fpqzn P~aiiadelphz 70 the erpozden
Il San Frzneiseg ID , norehern rose
hFoagh Cnazzs VIXEN the t<B i
taxa lack 70 Paiz5sPaz. il win 20
b = ozthsrn Hop;e ard S. L0ais Is
Hzd1g every effort - have the beH
dhr0sgh Mizsssri H.0pping 1t
ssnosa towns where interest i
man1atsl and ws fusst that Mex
re all b. or tie fszta L u Hod~
ger fsrneriy II fAe Lssger noE with
The PHILADELPHIA North Amarraa Is
interesting himself ~ i4hsif n MEX
leo ard is d0ing VIVA. he Ear.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
GARFIELD COMMENCEMENT

The Commencement exercises Of the
Garfield school we're Thursday even
ing in the second Baptist church. The
Rev. Greenlee pastor Of the church,
delivered the graduating address.
The graduates are Amanda Wilkes-
son, Sarah Tucker, Minnie Irvine and
Matte johnson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

Washington. May 22-The Divis-
ion Of Information Of the Bureau Of
immigration. United States Depart
ment Of Labor, has beea advised BY
The Commissioner Of Labor. Oklahoma
City Ok, that from 1900 to 1900
men viii be needed this season for
grain harvest; wages viii range from
50 to s. a day and hoard.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

TIE Aok4ns MmounAn with z
Earl Hodges s8sgY and p-gsr-.
3 KS trsaiy ore years %. zs5 cue
e &~sossis noss progressive and a
tas sane tine Ezznrizl ard CO..
atirs ngEZ he MH0--
az i HeA epped aad a. a na.ar
q fact ~ togn the SIZE Of Mokzae
anywhere has better nezzr
from sFery view-ps1rE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

Msxxa No May - tazS-Tht
Tcxt Bad cxznisSoa mcl as1 o.
s.nissa s~stun.y. Nay Il was
doudsd e sssgtise ssr hsd IN ths Fl
eumrmkR<ts-Anakrax Geography
speslin9. HiaaEy. FAyrgy. Agn-
culture csa coserrzena Drazing.
ard p~srt5onary ard MUSE Il vas e.
tinates thsA 81 ue1id take abost
Leoe books to sapPly sa<h eA.s&
W. Osse gohason. q oz~is PreA
ls.n u z TagsL secretary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

N usdzys Ledger wM be fOzns 3
tzteneEt from A2y0r J " Dry 70
TIE taxpayers Of TIE city REGARDING
ne desE q the ety, Ehs qusshou q
epE tanks ard Street EghtA CT
zes EhoaA READ hs address ze-
fuAy and Mayer Dr. Hsuld like to
have th@r ADVICE regarding hs prop
ooa The eo1gzss If she Ledger
are ege for far aseazi0u II dsese
important g1ssnra Ehzh uzz have
our zftentie1 az rhs ane
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

The Twioe-A-week Republic AMI
the Mexico Weekly Ledger to Jan
nary /, 1sIe-T5c- This offer b to
new subscribers Only. No renewals at
this rate This offer may Be with
drawn at any time. r II. White 4
Son. Mexico ledger. Mexico, No.
1921
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
HAVE YOU WEAK LUNGS?

Do colds settle on your chest OF in y0ar
hSo0chAl tzbesY Do coughs hang on, or
ze yea sah5et TO throat uou5lese
Such tsczbies should have imuniiate
treatment with the strengthening powers
Of Scott's Enulsiou 70 guard sgsinst
consumption which 30 easily follows.
Scngt'sErnulEon oDntzins pure cod liver
Oh which Peruaarly strengthens the res
ptrAsory tra1 and improves the quality of
ne hocd; the giyceriBe In II sooEhes and
hsals the tendsT membranes Of The throat.
Scott's "a prescribed By the best special
BtA Nou cz get il At any drug store.
SS1 q Bo~nx. EouEhe& MI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

Russell Martin Of near Martins
burg shipped out = Ipad Of steers Of
his own feeding Wednesday that aver-
aged HOO pounds and were sold for
.ss.l5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

Misses Ethel and FIemma snidou.
who teach in the Tulsa, Oklahoma.
schools, wer reelected for next yeaf.
They are considered two Of the best
teachers eve in the splendid system
Of that progressive little city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

long, loosening the phlegrn and
opening the air passages. In adj.
dition, Vick's is absorbed through
the skin, taking out that tightness
and soreness
The druggists, given below. could
make more profit on internal medi.
cInes, but they realize the yalu.
OF an external treatment, especially
IN the case Of small children. and
IN the interest Of their customers
are Offering Vick's in any OF the
tnree sizes-25c. Soc OF 500 on
80 days trial With each sale thew
give a refund blank. good for Won,
money back If you are not de-
lighted
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
How's This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any cass Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
?. J. CHENEY & Co. ToIedo, o.
W the undersigned. has. known r J.
Cheney for the last Il years, ana believe
hiln Perfectly honorable il~aiI business
cut any obligations made by his firm
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toiedo. D.
Halls catsrrh Cure is taken interasli,-
ecting directly upon tire blood and m1r-
~ al Druggists.
TAKE Balls Family Pills for coussipztlan
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
The Weekly Ledger
Ezts-sd At shs P. O. Merisa No.
AID admitted az I'D ezsz natter.

Subscribers 70 fhs Weekly LsdEer
sh9zk wateA Tie Gate oz he wxrTfn
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Rz5pdsn prs1pay 80 that thsy viii
n0t Eiz a copy Il their ~fEvoxsts
paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27
Tn ReIiere Rheumatie Paine

1t is only 3 waste Of time and money
to take strong medicine for chronic or
muscular rheumatism. Chamberiainss
Eninent freely applied win relieve
the pain ard soreness and the rheuma-
dsm gradually disappears Obtain
able everywhere. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-27

AZ the last regular meeting Of the
directors Of the MaFtinsburg Bank
the surplus was raised from s28,5o0
to 100000 making the capital and
surplus sao.o0o0o. The Aartinsburz
Bank Is one Of he best managed in
stituticns il its Kind in Andrahi
County and is a most progressive e5r.
poration.