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The Portland daily press., 1894-10-08
IN LINEgFoR THE FEES.

L l. .
July goth Lawyer McAlpIne is said to
have called Administrator Daley into
his Office to get the will and take it to
the Judge Of Probate. Reaching the
Office McAlpine fumbled among some
papers, finally selected two or three
papers, enclosed them in an envelope
without showing them, and wrote upon
the out side "This is the last will and
testament of our dear friend,' Thomas
Hunter" Then he took up Testament
and said to Daley, You are not to
repeat what was done in this room,
and this is the last will and testament
of our dear friend" He then threw the
package again into drawer, and they
have not been seen since. They did not
go to the Judge Of Probate that day, as
McAlpins said hegwas sick.s
The 9th of September finally found
McAlpine and Daley at the Probate
Court A petition was there presented
representing that the will was lost, and
asking that it. be proved as lost will
Daley was asked to sign this petition,
the existence of will, except what Nc
Alpine had told him. He signed the
petition only when such amendments
were made as he demanded. In this
petition as finally filed
THE REQUESTS OF THE WILL
were set out as aready stated, and the
witnesses were given as E. H. McAlpine
and another, whose first name was
James, but whose last name McAlpine
could not remem Der, and who was
represented to be a commercial traveller
AT this time Councilman Pagan, of
this city, sent by J. H. Fogg, ESQ.,, to
look after the intrests of the Beatty heirs
arrived upon the scene. 1t was just as
McAl pine was being called to testify. 1t
was objected that McAlpine was not in a
condition to testify that day, and this
objection created scene in the court
room that is described as scandalous. The
scene was SO bad that a requisition was
made on the sheriff for constables to at
tend the next session.
Seeing the unfavorable state of affairs,
Mr.. Pagan at once informed Mr.. FogQ,
and the latter Immediately directed that
Attorney General Blair, of New Bruins
wick, be retained to defend the interest
of the Beatty girls.
1t was we'll that
THIS PROBATION
was taken, for after the testimony of
McAlpine was given Judge Skinner is
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From another correspondent.
We come again with our local sheet
Quarterly meeting in the NJ T.
church over Saturday aud Sunday. All
of the services were we'll attended.
The long trouble existing between
the two factions of the Evangelical As
ISOLATION i'm Preston county Is settled,
and to-day il is matter of the past
The minority withdraws gives over
everything TO the Evangelical Associa-
ton Rev. Domcr will como no more.
Rev. A. +. BerlSey stops preaching for
the minority. All law suits win stop
This was settled 10y committee that
met last week in Pennsylvania
We are having the finest kind OF fall
weather here along old Cheat River
j. j. Groves, OF near Terra Alta,
spent n night last week in ST. Joe Wis
ting his sister, Mrs Martin.
Clinton Bishop ia the boss turnip
raiser in this section. lie raised tur-
nips enough TO supply half OF the com
muuity.
William Whetsel was seen passing
through our town last week.
There is "A grand revival going on at
the Crane School House. Quite n mum
Der have protested The u. H. church
is holding forth there.
We want 10 say word about VIM
L. Wilson. We have seen his name
quoted 10y different newspapers from
different states which spoke of him
with credit and as man OF great abil-
ity which the little Mountain State
never had any reason to feel ashamed
Of him. think him the ablcst man in
the state for the position which he
holds, and / shall ever look upon him
as "A credit to the people whom he rep
rescnts.
Sunday Col. and W. G.. Brown passed
through our town. They had head
Of dogs with them.
/. T.. Sypolt is improving his prop
erty by taking the stone out OF the
yard.
H. /. Groves has been building the
ilues in the new parsonage last week
which Is near completion. We think
the building an be the best and make
the finest appearance of any house in
the village.
John Elliott spent Saturday night on
Muddy Creek Hill visiting (his cousin
John T.. Liston. REPORrEH
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Age Improves II.

THE YoUrH's Co,PASIoS Is soon 10
enter upon its sivty-nintn year Of pub
lication, an as one says who has been
a constant reader Of its columns for
more than On .rty years. "Ithts steldiiy
improved yer by year" It's articles
to-day cover ths whDlo del OF life and
experience, furnishing "a vast amount
Of valuable aad entertaining reading
OF "a character not fou elsewhere. and
Of 50 grca, a vlristy tn1t THE Con-
PASIoN interests alike cacn me n Der OF
Tn. family.
The Pro,pectus Tor the volume Of
1895 announces On unusual array OF at
traction, fourteen serial stories. n
wealth Of short stories, anecdotes. hui
fnor"us sketches adventures. sciencs
and home articles. timely editorials on
all important questions, an u more than
two hundred original poems OF the
highest class.
Full Prospectus and specimen copies
sent fee on application. New suOscri.
bsrs who send sL75 now will receive
the paper free 90 January I. 1898. and
one year from that date ~ comes cv.
cry week. Finely illustrated
YOUrH's CoNPANoS. Boston, Mass
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= u Il = 9 II L IA
WHEELING INTELLlGENCER
wIsT NRdars SNcnIsI mO rls- utwsplstr
FOR rilE

The splendid popular triumph FOR this
cause of protection opens mp new
chapter, and one of the most interesting
in the history uf the country. 1t has
carried West Virginia into the column
of protection and produced a resolution
in the politics of the State. There will
hc new and Important developments Ivy
reason OF tho great victory Of 1894 -de-
velopmcnts that will have n decided in
iiuencc on the presidential campaign ot
lS0d-and Weekly lntclligcncer will
follow them closely in NIL thcir details.
In West Virginia the Wheeling lutelli-
cause OF protection and State develop
ment
All the foreign and homo news OF tho
year will bc fully chroniclod in the
lntolligcnccrs tclegraphic columns.
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to moving when n couple OF fellows
felt like they could strike ton, pro-
Gee led e test their strength on one
anatomy. Sergeant Dawson,
how ever, with his promptncss, soon
quellcd it and lot the parade pass on.
But by that timo No. was blowing
her horn, and the Band and Parade
come To the parting OF the ways. The
fireworks were then 90 bc put in mo.
ton, and as fine assortment was con-
tractcd for, everybody was eager TO see
them, but uufortunat ely they did not
arrive, and great was the disappoint-
ment The bung-startcr was again put
in motion and tho disappointment OF
many were drowned i'm the bowl"
One man went i'm SO deep that he went
into "A store here and lifted pair of
boots in order to wade out. The boat
and the wagon, as well as the spigot,
were kept running all night, and morn
ing found the wagon ditched and bro.
ken, and our wagon maker had n Job
Mt some ones expense.
j. NAPIER TANDY.
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Correspondence Of the Argus.
Hon. John L. Jones was at Kingwood
Friday on business
Robert Holland, Of Dobbiu, was in
town visiting relatives and friends last
week.
Mrs. Fcrd Browning is visiting friends
and relatives at Bruccton.
Henry Kolkhorst has moved his
family into his new house on the hill
above High Street
Major Henry Cook, OF Elk Garden,
w. Va, was calling on friends in town
Saturday.
Miss Matte Adair is visiting her
many friends id Oakland.
Frank Kelley, OF Bruceton, spent
several days in town last week renew
ing old acquaintances.
Quite a number OF our Republicans at
tended the blowout" ut Rowlesburg
last Thursday night.
Col John ID. Rigg, Of the Wooden
Mills, returned home from n business
"TRIP TO fhlladclphia, Friday.
Miss Ella Messenger has had severe
attack of typhoid fever, but is slowly
improving.
The enterprising firm OF Freela nd ,S
Casseday have built quite an addition
TO their Touring mill and have ad lei
new slate roof.
Cadet -. f. Scott, OF the West Vir.
ginia University is expected home
Wednesday evening TO eat his Thanks
giving turkey.
Mesdames W. r. and J.. p. White
spent last Wedne sday at Newburg the
guest OF relatives.
j. II. Roacheaver was at Pittsburg
last week on business
II. r. Wilburn and family moved last
week from the 10th house, on Railroad
Street, 60 the Vanverth property on
State Street
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foley, OF Davis.
are spending few weeks i'm town the
guest OF Mrs. Joyce, Mrs. Foley's
mother MIR Foley has been very in
with an attack Of typhoid fever and Is
just getting out.
Mrs, j. VI. Shaw nn1 son Charles, Of
Guseman, left here Friday evening for
San Diego, Cal. 90 visit her son Eddie.
who has been there several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. a. Conner. OF Guso-
man, arrived here last week ON their
way home from Missouri where they
had been visiting.
7 he Terra Alta Express Agent can
boast OF handling more chestnuts than
any man in Preston county this fall.
Up to Nov n, 200 pounds we're
shipped away from This Office, and still
more being shipped.
The school house at Oak Grove near
here was bIroci down last uigbtabout
twelve o'clock bv some unknown por-
son Trouble has occn brewing for
some time about having teacher that
some Of thc patrone did not want and
the only way 70 prevent having school,
as the teacher was On IiGei 90 teach.
was TO burn DOM tho school house
which occurred as above stated
SANTA Rosa.
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or. OF Bruccton, were visiting ot Mrs
G. NJ. Cranes during the past week
Several OF our young PEG le have
been attending the rtoiractco meeting
at the Crane school House and report
II good meeting.
Quarterlcy meeting at this place on
Sunday was well attended
The worl, on the new parsonage is
progressing finely and viii bc quito an
Improvement to our town when com
pletcd
The Bapt'sts Of this place have been
repairing their church some during the
past week.
y. j. Gibson made business trip 10
Kingwood ON last Saturday.
Poor Little Bilr surely has a rough
road TO travel. We had just recovered
from the effects OF the election and the
democratic WhiSkcy,' (as the Rcpub-
leans say when our "Bro Reporter
accuses uS OF climbing tho lofty
heights or blacksmith shop and pro-
claiming Go the world, aud 81 Joe, that
III am pap now, aud it's GIRL" Now,
BRO. Reporter we know YOU have
had hard time az 1t this fall and YOU
have our sympathy and earnest wishes
for your speedy recovery but never
mention GIRI to MS again, as long u,
they can't vote.
lITrIE I'm
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The ladies of the Klugwood Pres
by:er'n Church are preparing to
give "a grand musical onte, tainmeut
during the Holidays. The chl,f
attraction will be an operetta. en-.
titled The Cadets Picnic"
Tue Christian Endeavor Society
meets at $50 o'clock hereafter on
Sunday evening i'm the PRESBYTERIAN
Church. The subject for next Sun.
day evening is "rrue Wisdom; Get.
ting 1t. Using tt."-James 3;l3.1S
christian Ethics" is the Ep-
worth League subject for Sunday
evening. The Kingwood League
will be led By Mrs. ID. s. Gutherie.
and will begin promptly at six
o'clock. \ very interesting pro
gram will be rendered. All invited.
A drummer was here last week
representing the Wholesale and re.
tail wet grocery" house Of John
j. Stump & Co.. of Cumberland.
He took several orders for "Rcpub-
lican Ratification Bitters" and
democratic Soothing Syrup" for
Thanksgiving"
The whole question OF Tariff Re.
form or Protection will be settled
out at the Garlitz School House
to morrow (Friday) night. A cham.
pion debate on the subject will take
place under the lead Of j. III. s.
Barlow on one side and John A.
Sterling on the other.
West Virginia inventors are still
in the lead. Last week patents
were granted to citizens of our
State ms follows: f. G.. Caldwell,
Of Wheeling, metallic panel for
ceilings; w. Il. Morrison. of RAJ
venswood, IA patent OF cultivator;
Il. Martin, Of Fairmont, patent
on burial apparatus. We sup
pose the latter is for the Democrat
ic party.
Married, at IL n. m. to-day (Wed
nesday) at the home of the bride
here in Kingwood, Miss BERTHE S.
Wilcox to Mr.. Charles W. Dering.
of Morgantown. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. j. Mullancy.
of Terra Alta, and there were only
a few guests present. Tho newly
welded couple leave to morrow for
Morgantown. their future home.
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JUDICIAL SALE.

A. ] Bonafield
W. TuuitV
j. NJ. Shahin ct al.
BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit
Court OF Preston county, rendered in
tho above entitled cause, the under
signed special commissioner, will, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1924,
at the front door OF the courthouse OF
SAID count, offer for sale TO the high.
est bidder, the following real estate:
f2I ACRES or LAND
in Valley District Being the John NJ.
Strahin farm, aud n desirable and vail
uablo tract OF land, well suited for
farming purposes.
TERMS OF SALE.
Enough cash i'm hand 20 pay the costs
OF suit and expenses OF sale, and the
residue in sis, twelve and eighteen
months. the purchaser executing for
the deferred payments interest bearing
notes with good security.
T.. j. CROGAN, Special Comr.
Bond with security has been given.
ms required by law, by the above named
commissioner. j. W. WATSON, Clerk.
1i15-9l1t-S8.
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Heaters Don't buy furnace
or put in lot Of expensive CRATES
and flucs until you have examined
the &" Kelsey Warm Air Furnace 4"
No dust . No smoke Alw lys
comfortable-8 or 10 Rooms evenly
heated with pure, warm air, with
but little more fuel and no more
trouble than ono large stove.
NONRoE'R HARDWARE.
Kingwood. W. Va.
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We dil think we would have to
eat crow for our Thanksgiving tur-
key, but We won't, for q good Dem.
ocrntic friend OF ours sent rs in q
due wild turkey gob5ler and we are
going to "do things up Brown"
again, rs Usual.
DO not miss the splendid bus-
ness offer made by 5. I. Bell g. Co.,
Philadelphia. Pr fhey apply for
ladies' and gentlemen and offer
cqu I paw TO both for the same
work. See their advertisement in
another column.
About this season Of the year it
looks like We had made a mistake
in adopting the eagle az our nation.
al bird. The general indications
are thrt the turkey gobbler would
have been more appropriate.
Harvey Lee SlempIe has resigned
his position with Shaffer. Brown &
Go. and has about decided to move
to RtwIesburg and engage in the
lumber business with Mr.. r. A.
Conif. lie has sold his property
near the depot to Thomas Squires.
Charley Wolfe, from over on Salt
Lick, is clerking in his place at the
COMPANY store.
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sIIty'S CHAPEL.

Correspondence ~ the Argus.
Rev. Sharps preached here last Sun
day 40 1880 IN TO a large and at
tentive audience
TIL, school at this place is progressing
finely under the instruction OF Mr.
Gibson.
Several Of tho boys attended a shoot.
ing match at Mr. Keener's last Satur.
day.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Herudon. OF Aus
ten, were visiting MIR. and Mrs g. r.
Hcrndon last Sunday
OSCAR WILDE
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AfUfsiatsT .yILLE.

correspondence OF iu0 Argus.
Frank Pell, OF Pleasant Dale. is
cIcrking for his brother Charley at
This place.
Mrs George Rodcheavcr. Of Wheel.
ing, cpent several days wishing friends
az this place last week
Rev a. g. Mason has aboat recov.
cred from his recent attack Of -hcum.
atism aud IS able % bee out again.
Miss Carrie Costecl spent Sunday at
home.
Noah Mci1lcr spent Monday buying
cattle
Rev Berry and Mrs John IT, Fcatb,
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NOTICE.

After December LIST. 1894. and
until further notice. the KIngwood
Postotlice will close at 8 +. NJ. OK
cept on Saturday night. when it
will be kept open till 10 O'Clock
The late mail will be opened early
next morning.
j. SLIDELL BROwN,
Postmaster. o.
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The Weekly Intelligencer

TERMS AND PREMIUMS.
The Wocl,ly, one year i'm advance l. 90
The Weekly, six mos. in advance 90
copies ono year and an extra
copy to person getting mp club b 90
10 copies one year and two extra
copies TO person gettingup club 10. 90
20 copies one year and four extra
copies 70 person getting up club 20. 90
30 copies one year and copy of
Daily one year free Co person
getting up club ....-......... 80. 90
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License to We'd.

Charles Derring-25
Bertha s. Wlcox-l9.
Joseph u. Miller-2S
Alice Il. Smith-22.
Clemens |. Grcaser--26
Clara Rical"man 90.
George w. Sypolt-35
Ellen Paugh--23.
Elias e.. Nine-25
Maggie Roy-18.
All the above are native Preston.
iaus except Derring, who is from
Nj onougnlia county.
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Butter,
Eggs,
Chickens,
Ginseng and
Buckwheat Flour.
A fnll line OF
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Ladies' Wraps,
Shoes, Boots, Groceries,
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the Intelligeuccr sent free 60 any adj
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IN West Virginia, Eastern Ohio and
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t"oN ~" NN9t SNNiE'"S ~ NhN
Gordon House.
Mrs. Laura Trippett left last
Friday for Baltimore to accept "a
position AS matron of the Women's
College HON e, at a good salary.
Miners Pure white miners oil.
60cts. Three pounds coal powder.
25cts. Powells Squibs. per box.
l5cts. Dynamite. fuse and caps
always on hand at Monroe's Hard
ware Store, Kingwood.
There was big shooting match
at townsville last Thursday and
several Of our sportsmen were mp
and carried off most OF the turkeys.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Foitney, of Bridgeport, OHIO, a fine
boy baby. last week. Mrs. Fortnsy
is daughter OF David c. Manear,
of this place.
Roofs Paint II you are tired
of painting your roof every year, 90
to Monroe's Hardware, Kingwood.
and get Silica Graphite paint. No
more worry then for 10 years to
come.
Married, in the Catholic Church
mt Howesville. Tuesday, November
27, 1894, by Rev. p. A. Boyce, Of
Rowlesburg, Miss Clara Rickleman
to Mr.. Clements Greaser.
The University at Morgantown
now has over $50 students enrolled,
and is more prosperous than ever
before III the history Of that Iusti-
tuition.
Stoves +! You will be bonnd to
get Il new Cook Stove or Heater
soon. why not now? We can fur
nish You Cinderclla, Sunshine, Tri.
umph, Torch Light. Tromc, or any
other kind made, and at very low
prices.
MoNRoE's HARDWARE.
We have added several names to
our list the past week. The people
know good thing when they see
it, aud are taking advantage of our
special offer.
Mr.. William S. Tric&ett and
family moved last week from Mo
nongalia county to the old Ollie
farm, about three miles from King
wood, and will reside there in the
future.
Tinware Utensils We have
a splendid new Stock on hand
at prices that Will suit you. Reg
ulht tin-shop. make and repair
everything IN that line.
MONROE HARDWARE, Kingwood.
The new schedule on the b. & o.
makes very slight changes, No. 3
in the morning being eleven min.
utes earlier and No. 4, at night,
nlno minutes earlier.
We have no malice IN the world
toward Mr.. Dayton, but when we
find "A one horse power engine maxi
ing as much noise as a thousand
horse power one, we smile, that's
all.-Leader.
Messrs. Harry Shuttleworth, Will
Lewis and Edward Oeison and Miss
Berthe Paugh of Clar6sburg; MIR.
and Mrs. r. Q. Elliott of Keyse, !;
Mr.. Lewis Schrader Of Wheeling,
and Miss Fern Fogle of Terra Alta
are here to attend the Park hurst
Fawcett Welding, Inch takes place
tonight (Wcdnes lay in the VI. +.
Church. We will give a full ac-
count Of it next week.
On account of publishing a day
early this week, and being crowded
with special Thanksgiving articles,
some interesting communication
and much other valuable matter
goes over till next week.
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THB NEST VA ARGUS.
Dr.. Alex Leeds. Dentist, Grafton

Tuesday, December 18th.
Get your Shirts and Underware
Of w. Posten & Co.
Thomas W Cooke, of Cumber
land, was here this week.
Nice Ginghams Mt ". Postens &
Co., for &c per yard.
The "Wnd Men" from Borneo
arrived in town to-day at II a. m.
George W. Hartsell, of Valley
district, was here this week.
Miss BERTHE Paugh, of Clarksburg,
is here visiting friends.
Simon Baers Panhandle Coffee
at l.. NJ. ALBRIGHTs at % cents.
DR.. Simonton, the dentist, is
here this week at the Gordon Hotel.
The BEST SHOES for the mon.
ey at Poster & Co.
Scott FELTON,, of the East Side.
was here Monday on business.
Come in and settle up and get
this paper till January 1896 for
only one dollar.
John j. Stump, OF Cumberland.
Md, WAS here this week on bust
ness.
Hagerstown Almanacks for 1895
by mail 10 cents, d. S. Guthere,
Klpgwood, ". Va.
Arnold Werner was here last
week and moved his family to Par
sons.
Now is the time to save money
by buying your Boots and Shoes at
Taylor's Shoe Store.
The turkey is strictly in it to-day
in the soup, or in the bake oven
or the dinner pot.
Don't fail to come in and take
advantage of our Special Offer, good
only till January LIST.
Don't forget the Epworth League
entertainment in the NJ. L. Church
tonight.
Miss Matte Manear returned
Sunday from visiting friends along
the B. & 0. Railroad.
We desire to call special attcn-
tion to our offer Of this paper free
to teachers for their reading table
Mrs Lulu Manowu and children,
from PhiIippi, have been visiting
relatives here the past week.
Don't fail to read our great offer
IN another column Of this paper, to
new subscribers and old ones, who
want to save money.
Sherman Mason, who is clerSing
in the Atlantic Tea Store at Cum
berland, arrived in town Tuesday.
For Fire Insurance Of any kind.
in several of the best companies.
call on or address. j. NJ. Crane,
KingwOod, w. Va.
Mrs. Eme Foglc Elliott, Of Key
ser has been here the past week
visiting Mrs. p. J. Crogan.
cool" Bill Protzman. q prom
inent Republican horse trader Of
Valley "Deestrict," was in town
Tuesday.
A splendid line Of legal blanks
newly printed and kept constantly
on hand at the AKGUs office.
Orders by mail Will receive prompt
attention. tf
Rev. John r. TTackett will preach
in Kingwood Presbyterian Church
on Sunday, December 9th, morn
ing and evening.
William and Robert Shaw have
gone to Uniontown to work this
winter in yard.
janice Terri.l. The barber. moved
Tuesday from Nam Street TO the
Murdoch property near the depot.
Roofing V. Crimp steel Roll.
Steel, Galvanized S'ec and Iron.
Tin ready to put on from So % per
square up. Thi5 is chopper than
shingles. MOVEos's IGARDwAsE.
You say that money is what talks
these hard times, then call az ray-
lor's Shoe Store and get the worth
Of it.
Daniel Miller has moved from
near GAINESVILLE to tho farm If
Junior Brown, down on Green's
Run
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lightning riot Drops
What q Funny NamoI
Very True, but IL Kills All Palm.
Sold Everywhere. Every Day
Without EolioE There Is No PsvI
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Fhcn BABY wac flc'-. We gave her Cortoria
Ehou shc w-s Child, she cried for Castoria.
Vhcn she became Hiss. she chung 70 castoria.
when she lad Children, she gaze them Caytoria
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Call or write for prices, n we can
not interest you, no harm done.
MONRoE's HARDwABE, X ingwood