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Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-05

There are vast deposits of fine por-
celain clays, cements and other COLI
mercial earth. Also it has the larg-
est coal deposits of any state in the
union.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-05
Complexion Like a
Lily in a Few Days
Behind a Mass Of sPimp!es Beauty
Lies. stuart'sf Calcium Waters
! Will Quickly Remove Them.

All about us every day we see wo-
men who would be exquisitely beauti-
full were it not for their pimples,
blotches, skin eruptions and discolor-
atiOns' @ III r&
This condition is primarily brought
about by impure blood Correct this
condition. and the skin clears almost
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-05

81 am not candidate, now. What
1 may be in the future one cannot
say" replied Mr.. Marshall, when quer-
led on the matter. "No, am not a
candidate. l do not know how those
announcements got out. Surely they
were not authorized by me-"
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-05
81 Got Rid Of My 4PimpIes in a Hurry
With> Stuart's Calcium Wafers."

81 Got Rid Of My PimpIes in Hurry
With> Stuart's Calcium Wafers."
The greatest blood purifier known
to science is calcium sulphide. 1t is
one of the most marvelously acting
ingredients nature has ever given
man to assist in blood cleansing.
1t does not matter what your trou-
BILE may be, blackheads, pimples, liver
spots, muddy complexion, letter, rash,
boils, etc, calcium snlphide as in
cluded in Stuart's Calcium Waters
quickly corrects the faulty conditions
and restores normal and delightful
colorful skin.
You may obtain box of Stnart's
Calcium Waters from any drug store
price so cents. Get box today
and see wonderful difference in
your complexion in a very few days.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-09
NEGRO CRAP SHOOTER
KILLED BY OFFICER.

Saturday night Deputy Sheriff
Harry Downing, accompanied by
Murph Dial, raided a game of
craps at Cooper's commissary on
the levee a few miles south of
Bessie, and Fony Brown, a negro,
was fatally wounded. Deputy
Downing said he was looking for
bootleggers and suddenly in
iercepted the crap game. When
the officers flushed the game,
the negroes fled into the
darkness and three shots were
fired in order TO stop the fleeing
parties Later Downing claims on
leaving the commissary, he found
the wounded negro, calling for
someone TO help him. Upon in
vcstigatiOn a pistol ball had en-
tered the negrO's back and had
lodged in the abdomen. DIR. X.
w. Griffin extracted the bullet
and Brown, while being taken TO
Memphis TO hospital, died at
Slough Landing, Sunday. - Lake
Co. News.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-09
ATTENTION, CONFEDERATE
VETERANSl

| am authorized by the big
hearted president of the West
Tennessee Fair Association, at
Union City, TO say that the latch
string hangs on the outside t0 all
cx Confederate Veterans and
that they have entry free every
day of the fair, commencing
sept 10, 1918, for four days.
There * no other fair association
that makes every day free 10 the
Veterans. am also 10 invite the
Veterans of Gibson, Dyer, Weak
ley aud adjoining counties OF
Kentucky Ia come and bring thelI
camp aud attend the fair every
day. Free for all of them. Now
Boys" let pull TO make the
fair booming success TO show
our appreciation of their liberali
ty and by boosting il from now t.
the opening of the fair, Sept. 10
1913.
r. w. POWELL, Adiuiant.
Warren Mcdonald Camp, u. c
v, No. 936.
Union City, Sept. !.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-09

There is much disposition
throughout the State to do good
roads work which should have
been done when the weather was
more favorable aud the usual wet
season was not at hand. But ON
the idea that it is better to be late
than never the good roads work
may go ON without any further
delay.
Unbelievable prosperity" is
the way the optimists are putting
the outlook for America The
crops and the demand for pro-
duets Of all kinds certain TO fol-
loss the cessation of the European
war prompts the quoted words.
West Kentucky's 1915 tobacco
crop is expected to be one of the
most common grade in years as =
result of the unreasonable wealth
or.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-09
HERE'S PROOF.
A Hickman Citizen Tells of Els
Experience.

You have right TO doubt
statements of people living far a
way but can you doubt Hickman
endorsement
Read IL:
G. A. Watson, Hickman, says:
For years | had kidney com
plant. | suffered from pains in
the small OF my back, which were
more severe if | stopped or lifted.
My back ached at night and IN
the morning, | was very lame. L
tired easily and occasionally had
nervous spells. Headaches both
cred me and was subject TO diz-
ny spells, during which there was
"A blurring of my sight When |
caught cold, il settled ON my kid
neys. At such times, the passage
of the kidney secretiOns became
too frequent. This was partlcu-
larly annoying during the night
and ] was often Obliged 10 get
up several times. Learning of
Deans Kidney Pills, | procured
a box at Helm & Ellisons Drug
Store. Two days after using
them, | got great relief After |
had taken one box, ! was cured. F"
Price Soc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills the same
that Mr.. Watson recommends.
Foster. Milburn Co, props, Buff
falo, N. Y. (Advt.)
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-09

Tick FREQ Jersey Cattle In Mississippi.
an Increase Of l6 per cent, and AZ the
milk was bringing 30 cents gallon.
the extra 10 gallons we're worth $3.50;
hence by getting rid Of the ticks tho
same COWS on the same feed produced
milk enough Ia net the dairyman $3.50
a day more than before they we're
dipped. The small amount Of money
which this dalrymau spent In dipplsE
his COWS was a good investmant.
Another individual experience which
shows that dipping cattle keeps on
tho ticks gad. therefore. tho dreaded
Texas rover. Il that OF A. Il. MoWhor'
fon. Greene county. Ga: In the year
1871 / had GO cows. lost ~ Of the
best had BY tick foyer In the year
1912 | built me q dipping vat, with
tho assistance Of Doctor Lewis. and
that year had 1876 head OF cattle and
began 10 dip them on the 18th Of April
and ala not lose a single COW after the
first dipping. This year had lS1
head. aud began TO dip them ON the
18th OF April. and dipped them ever
three weeks. and have not lost COW
this year. and am sure this tick Grad
ication IA the best thing for my county
that has ever come to IT,"
Ticks Increase Fertilizer ellla
One Of the important assets OF thu
dairy industry Ia the manure produced
nv tho cows On many northern farm
truck farmers and growers OF hel'
cropa figure the manure they get fron
cattle as paying them well for cattl'
raising. even II they make only
ANAL profit or none from the milk o
beet out OF ono hundred southern
correspondents from tlck-cleared area
half Of them state that COW manur'
has incuased the productiveneas o
their land 100 per cent more. inc ft
maInder also agreed that manure
highly beneficial 10 their land. When
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-09

dr'pafai uy tho United State. nou.St.
mont ~ AruDuliurel
Tho additional milk which would be
obtained in the South II the cattle
ticks we're eliminated would In the az.
Fregnie b. worth many millions OF dol.
lars. ovuers of dair, COWS In the r..
Eion already cleared uf ticks are we'll
satisfied and nearly every reply TO the
u. = Department ~ Agriculture tells
OF very substantial Increase In milk
Yield tn" per cent of Increase. here
cattle have been dipped aud the ticks
eliminated. in many states IL 20 20 &c.
the average II u states being a. In
experiments with d Itch free herd ia
comparison with two herds. one heav.
ily Infested vith ticks. the other light
ll Infested u vaH shown by the de-
parlmrnts specialists that tho reduc.
tion in milk flow was a. per cent and
IN per cont respectively
Cost Of Feeding Ticks
II a daip man with 20 cows. produc.
lnF oiFm quarts Of milk each day.
should bet them become even lightly
Infested with ticks and the milk pro
duciion uorc decreased. a. In the case
~ tho lightly infoaiod cows In the ex.
pcrim'nia made by the department OF
agriculture the loss would be ~
qsarts day for each Gov AZ 20
cents a gallon. ~ cents a quart. this
would amount 90 ~ cents a COW. oT
81 90 Tor the entire herd each day u
the iick iuiestaiiun woro heavy aud
the reduction la milk were an great
AZ IN the heavily infested cows In the
experiment the loss would be- "a
quarts worth " centsi day foi
each COW this would amount Ia 81 a
a day Tor the entire herd The none,
thus lost M thrco days on the heavily
infested herd would pay Tor the cos
~ dipping the cattle and killing ~,
ticks. aH dipplng costs At most onll
90 cents a head 10 eradicate ticks
The experience Of asiryman II
the hear, u The tick infested TERRITORY
alsu rtHkingly illustrates how much
II costs dairymon 60 have ticks OF
their cattle Late IN the season. wheI
hls cows we're covered With ticks. lh'
cattle were dipped and the ticks killed
ono veok after dipping the % cow
IN bic herd gave 10 gallons Of mill
morr than before dipping This wal
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-09
TRY IT. SUBSTITUTE
FOR NASTY CALOMEL.
Starts Your Liver Without Max
ing You Sick and Can Not
Salivate.

Every druggist IN town your
druggist and everybody 5 druggist
has noticed great falling off in
the sale Of calomel. They all
give the same reason. DodSon =
Liver Tone is taking It's place.
Calomcl is dangerous and peo-
pie know il, while Dodson : Liv-
GER Tone is perfectly sale and
gives better results. said u
prominent local druggist. bod
sons Liver Tone Is personally
guaranteed by every druggist who
sells it. A large bottle costs 30
cenlS, and if It fails 10 give easy
relief in every ease of liver slug
gishncSs aud constipation, you
have only 10 ask for your money
back.
DOdson s Liver Tone is a pleas.
ant-iasllng. purely vegetable rem
edy, harmless Ia both children
and adults Take spoonful at
might aud wake up feeling fine
no biliousneSs, sick headache,
acid stomach or oonstipated bow
els. II docsn At grippe or cause
Inconvenience all the next day
like violent calomel. Take a
dose of calmmcl today and tomor-
row you will feel weak, sick aud
nauseatcd. Don't lose a days
work Take Dodson'S Liver
Tone instead and feel fine, full ol
yigOr and ambition.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-09

IIEBlNE il the medicine that
H. uuuusnos.s, malaria and con
H.m The first dose makes
lu iced better, few additional
l.a cures completely. Price 80
aus sold by Hickman Drug Co
Go,h, niger, what's dat you
roii 4 load Of de best groceries
you cbcr saw. II dat's the case,
! m,ss dey come from Beltera'
worth T.
Subscribe for the Courier.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-09

When you have an achey
strctchy feeling and you are
dull, tired and discouraged It
is sign of approaching malaria
or chills. You should act quickly
10 ward off an attack. HER
BlNE offers you the help yoI
need 1t destroys the malaria
germs, drives out all impurities
aud makes you feel bright and
vigorous and cheerful. Price 80
Sold by Hickman Drug Go. Adv.
w. +. Billie Gibbs returned
from Memphis Saturday.
10 to the CRYSTAL tonight.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-09
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS
COR "GRAUsTARK.

.pr,n.tark" Essanay's six.
,.,iure drama, has made a
an'.ndous success. 30 popular
wv. thc phoioplay from It's hrsi
.,ru,nnce that scores of thea
,r, running it night after
L with greater aud greater
,Js filling their houses with
sncceedng performance
,'.oIr.J. of other exhibitors are
earring lor bookings aud the
..l.play Is having AN unpreecd-
nH run a.
rbibliors from all over the
United States have telegraphcd
,rIlicn Essanay, congratulate
.,U. .ompany on the exception
.~ OF this drama They are
..uImous in saying that for real
..p interest, thrilling action
.I .i.mrcsuhe beauty the play
mr,alcd. They assert their
r. have been filled Ia over
...ur aud many turned away
.I tl, result of great increase
mn. office receipts.
r pholoplay Is dramaiized
u. George Barr McCulcheon =
popular novel. While same
,rrncs are laid IA New
N. aud Washington aud on The
~ .rom Denver 10 Washing
. ,rtiing Is chiefly ia the
u country OF dranstark.
,n,. 10 tho United States
a.,u AZ tho exact spots
. u..d ia the novel, includ
umous stage coach ride
.. rough roads ia The foot
..ama 10 OF the type at
.. .. rh, ALCHEMY mountains.
aud adventure that ap.
.. .u lIl Grntall l0rry, uic
... .u. play, ~ The type oi \
1000 beloved by all lo'cn OF
. E,h. handsome aud liar
., $500, 100 love with a prin-
.r...us IA disguise and i"l
... ..r half way around The
.. .. via her hand. The al.
..... l. trc. through ln The
..u little kingdom where
...u. s Iikc q page FROM The
Nu Nights.
hanger un every hand.
. .lr princess from her
..r TOLLS lhc plot OF two
H.m, princes to win her
.# u Iually Nayos her FROM
.. pI her kingdom. Tie
um.uI 800 obstacles barring ar
Untitled American from marrying
mu royal family and llhss'';i
.M ..r as hH BRIDE
Bryan. Nashburn, Ernest Man
p Thomas Commeriord, ls'sici
Dmn Harry Dunkinson and Ed
m H.so all take Important parts
mau rA.epliunally strung east
Ia. y Bushman and Beverly
Boom. appear as uncniAll Larry
W N.urs lclyc.
lWH-lrk ~ 10 be- seen AT
H 0..a Friday afternoon and
W. 800 Junction with a yaudr
. Huum Prices loo and 20
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-09

Frank Watson, wife and little
daughter have returned from a
short visit in Memphis.
The Empress today.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-09

Alfalfa on Every Farm.
Alfalfa should be grown on every
farm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-15
E HOPE.

Ernest Stewart visited his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stewart, and
family Saturday night and Sunday
J. A. Givens and family visited En-
est Davis and wife Sunday.-We were
sorry to hear Of tn e accident
to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dollins and
family Monday morning when their
little son. Leslie, aged four, and his
younger brother were playing with a
cart, the cart turning over and break
ing Leslie's left arm at the elbow
c. D. Wilson and wife visited John
Dixon and family Sunday-Little
Miss Ethel Wilson is recovering
slowly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-15

Jean Yates who uuderEent an oP-
eztsz fo- app1Edas N St Loss
resunsd hone n@zy-NE Gay
D1nrza has rsturnsS % her hone n
KEnsas Gy-MrA "a Campbell vita
her TIE a.ughts& Misses ossz I'D
Little Patty. cane og fr01 Fuiton
thursday 70 visit relatives for ST-
srzI 6ayz4Gzz GzEAnd q Wells
vie visited his d4zEhtsr, Mrs Gla
noz2-ne hous talsat pat On By
The AHrszsse =hool fscslty Fndsy
night played to . cvEssd hozs ~
gzrdless Of the hsavy storm Others
thzn teachers taking part ere Ar%
Ella SuOn Burnhan. Z J. Hentsr-
son. Edward WOOD Joe SECo Buck
ner. The pssionins Where are
YOa Going Ny Pretty Maid By
Clayton Hook and Miss Craze Rood
was the samiSEion fes, a Itself The
proceeds. rome $50 20 to the fund
to be expended for a VictrDliA for ne
sehooL-MrS Waite Harrison left
Saturday with her thres children, fer
Brunswick where Sc vii uat her
parents-wn Gooldy q; Fulton, was
here on business the past week-The
case Of the Holt brothers Was held
here before Jusiice CFaighead
Thursday. Chas. an Ned Holt ard
r D. Rodgers q Mexico, also Rob
Baker Of Fulton all oeing connected
with the ease-Dr Tate Of down
near Calwood Is yery III at his home,
Mrs. Sam Wood one Of his daughters
is with him--Nrs. Maekey Fay Kid
vel with her three little daughters,
have moved &c 1Ae Tens E-y P.=>e
on Main street Mr.. Fay, her father
will live with her.-A. VI. Tnmble
Of Mexico was 3 business visitor here
Tuesday-The follovin men were
elected on the town board for the en-
suing year: Roy MADDOX, DR.. Hume,
Edgar French, T. c. Stokes and
Homer RoOd-ohn Yates n Of the
school board being away the board did
not meet Tuesday night to select the
teachers for the next term-Sunday
night a song service was held at the
Methodist church in place Of the usual
scripture study, and many Of the
Hymns selected. had little talks on
their authors by different members
The special music By Mrs. Bus Buck
ner, Misses Grace Rood and
Phillips, were very pleasing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-15
YOUNGS CREEK.

The Rev. St Clair filed his regular
appointment at MiiNAy last sunday
The wheat and pastures look fine
SINCE the rains-Ars Alice Asbury
bouEht four pigs from 6. I. Sehiefer
for 500 apiece-MrS Emelia Nal
.IiBekrodt, Of St. Charles, is the guest
Of C. T. Scheifer and family-The
school directors employed Miss
.OBren TO teach the school again at
Bryant next fall. VIII Peck's time
as director has expired and they put
T. c. Berry in his pl4ee-Bllie
Wilson went over in Galloway, Mon
day morning. on business. He viii
be gone until Wednesday-MrS Liz
zie Ellis and Johnnie spent Sunday
evening with Tom SchieHer and fur
.nished some good music, violin and
vocal. He is not feeling 50 vel and
he enjoyed the music Billie Wilson
favored him with some good music
on his graphaphone Sunday afternoon
and Mrs j. Z MUBdy
we're callers at the Schiefer home
Sunday sfternOon-Mrs. Adams Eho
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs
Viii Wainscott, left for her sons
Charlie Adams at Mexico, last Sat
urday accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. Wainscott for a visit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-15
NORTH EAGLE

We had a nice rain Friday night
W. W. Tally and family have been or
the sick list-Born. to Nh. and Mrs.
Charley Wilkerson, Thursday morn
ing, a fine gih-People T busy
making garden.-Mrs. Wallace Glen.
ents has over ninety little chickens
Rev. Andrews filled his regular ap-
pointment at Santa Fe Sunday morn
ing and eyening.-Mrs. Harvey Nil
Ter and children who have been with
her sister, Miss Nora Willkerson
since the death of their mother, LEFT
Sunday for Mr.. Miller's of neal
Rowena, where she win spend a weeE
and then she viii go to her home AT
Miami, Mo.-Leon Bybee of near
Santa Fe lost a good horse the other
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-15
MOLINE

Walter Robinson, wife and baby Of
Hannibal. who have been the guests
Of R. L. Robinson and wife since Fri
day returned home Wednesday,
Mrs. James Dudley had as guests
last week Mrs. Lewis Patterson of
Texas and Miss Kate Dudley Of Mex
ieo.-Mrs. James Greed and two
small daughters, visited Mrs. Carl
Wilson of Bean Greek Monday-Miss
Margaret Whitley Of Skinner, who has
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Richard Baker returned home Sun
day-Mrs. Robert Crews of Mexico
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Dode
Barnes.-Mrs. Barnes and all three
children have been sick.-The youn-
gest son Of Ross Taylor has pneu-
monia-Mrs. John Heller and daugh-
ter spent Saturday night and Sunday
in Santa Fe. Her mother, Mrs. Camp
lin, accompanied them home Sunday
for a few days visit-Willie Stef-
fens Of Mexico was the guest Of R.
l.. Robinson Sunday and attended Sun
day school at Mt. Zion-Ray Worley
Of Mexico was the guest Of J. D.
Worley Sunday.-Miss Annie Heller
of Mexico was the guest of her par
ents, R. L. Heller and wife Sunday.
R. L. Robinson is building a new
barn for W. w. Mundy on his farm
west Of Molino.-R. L. Heizer lost a
good horse last week from Blind
Staggers.-John Cawthorn had the
Santa Fe veterinary with one of his
horses Monday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-15
H%oLLENsvILLE.

Mr.. Roberts on the J. F. Claussen
place had a well dug last week and
got plenty of water at SIS feet.-Wm.
Roberts has purchased a new buggy.
'-McGee Bros. sold three loads of
100 pound hogs to Fred Roberts last
week at 1856 per hundred-Born, to
P. Henry Rudasill and wife, Of Stroth-
er, recently, a daughter. F. Pat
rick was elected school director at
Gatewood and was made president Of
the board. L. Carpenter and II.
L. Berry delivered fat hogs at Mex
leo Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-15
STATE GRAIN DEALERS
HEADQUARTERS HERE

Mexico will be the headquarters Of
the Missouri Grain Dealers AssOeia-
ton after May 1. This will aid ma
terially in putting US in a more prom
inent place on the map.
At the annual meeting in January
at st. Louis, the location of the perm
anent Office of the secretary was dis
cussed to considerable extent. 1t was
decided at that time to leave the mat
ter to a post card ballot of the men,
bership, to be taken at some future
date. About the middle of February
a post card ballot was sent to the
membership, asking them to vote
their choice for the permanent Ioca-
ton Of the ~secretary's office. Quite a
number did not avail themselves Of
the opportunity to vote, but still a
large majority expressed their pre-
~ferences. Quite a little interest was
created in the different sections Of the
state, trying to locate this office at the.
different points. This, however, was
friendly, and all have agreed to abide
by the majority vote. The vote was
closed and checked on March 10, with
the following result:
Mexico, so votes; st. Louis, 40
votes;Sedalia, % votes; Kansas City,
6 votes; Jefferson City, 4 votes.
There were quite a number of scat
tering votes for other localities in
various parts of the state. According
to this vote, Mexico will be u perm
anent quarters until further action by
the Association. However, this move
will not be made until on or about
May /, as the rent for our present
quarters at 1888 Pierce Building, st.
Louis, will have to be paid until that
date. But after May / all matter
should be addressed to the Office at
Mexico. This throws the office of the
secretary and that of the treasurer
at the same point, where they can
work together for the interest Of the
Association.
]. A. Gunnell, the new secretary Of
the Missouri Grain Dealers Associa-
ton, in his bulletin to the members Of
the organization, discusses a number
Of topics in a most interesting way.
The new secretary has taken hold of
the work where his predecessor let of.
and Is showing much energy and abil-
ity in the handling Of the affairs Of
the Association. The Missouri Asso.
citation, under Mr.. Gunnell, bids fair
70 continue its great growth and TO
accomplish many things for the
grain men Of the state-Who is Who
in the Grain Trade.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-15
U. S. BOY SCOUTS IMPROVE.

New York, April 12.-Emest
Thompson-seton formerly head Of
the Boy Scout movement in America.
arrived Sunday from Liverpool on the
st. Louis.
Mr.. Seton said the Boy Scout move.
ment in England has suffered since
the war began because a majority Of
the seoutmasters were called to ser
vice.
The Boy Scouts Of America, he de-
clared, r being developed toward a
higher class of citizenship than the
Boy Scouts are abroad, where more
attention is being paid to effective.
ness in drill and military tactics.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-15
Areu, Is Transferred.

Frank Huntington, local agent for
the Wells Fargo Express Co. vent
70 Columbia Monday where he will
have charge Of the express agency
for the same company. Mr.. Moss Of
Springfield, Mo-, took charge here
The Ledger joins the pople Of MeA-
leo in welcoming Mr.. Moss to this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-15

A. G. Spalding and Bros. have writ
ten their representative. W. l.. Grad
dock and Son, that they will give a
handsome trophy cup to the winner
Of the Central Missouri League pen
nant. Manager B%Iattner says il look
like the Athletics viii be sure to car
~ off this prize.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-15

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SAKE Geo, Vzndzliz
~Sannebe 2 A, Mexico
S~zns5erry. c ?. CentrzlIs
Szune51k- " J, Mexico
SeIlard- Z B, Mexico
Shannon. " o, Vandzliz
ShuHsnbergsr. " A. Mexico
SIZES, " z, Mexico
Shsrer, c D. Mexico
ShorEel J l. Ladd0aia
Smith, o A, Vsa6zHa
Spelnan, Sam, Sturgeon
Squirting. CT W 7, RFDL
Thompson, No
Snyder, c 7, Mexico
Smith. J H, Mexico
Sutton, J D, Farber
Summers. F s, Mexico
Sterner. J Z, Mexico
Stevens ] W. Laddonia
Starkey. G Z. Mexico
Sutton, S P. Lsdd0niz
StauFer. N & VI, Benton City
Terrell, J 0. Ysndalia
Turner, C c, Centrslia
Taylor. r W, Msrtinsbarg
Towson, F VI, Mexico
Tinsley, J 0. Mexico
Tucker, H Z c. Mexico
V~andeyenter. W H, MEXICO
Wallace, WIN, Vsndslia
White. W II. Vandalia
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Weber, Aug, Mexico
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