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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-05-28

In a convention composed OF nearly
a thousand delegates in Chicago, there
was one solitary gold man. illinois
is allighs. Indiana will send Is silver
Z gates, carrying every district in
the state but the indianapolis dis
trict. The silver cause is moving on.
1t would take hundred Harritys 70
prevent their controlling the National
Convention.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-05-28

Quincy, Ills, May GA report
reached here that at Drake, Illinois, a
cyclone struck a school house, utterly
demolishing it, killing eighty children,
and injuring nearly as many more.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-05-28

FHyraveling Statesmen and Agents can add
a line on uncovered ground, from prom
inent manufacturersch changing from salaried
or commission men. 2. o. 1871, New York;
NJ. Y.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-05-28
VISITORS PRESENT.

The village is full OF visitors, and a
glance at the audiences discloses the
presence OF many influential and
strong men. Among those on the
platform | noticed:
DR.. j. w. Carter, DR.. +. e. skinner,
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NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS.

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Thursday is commencement day
proper and the graduates will speak.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08

Mrs. Jane Wolf, of Wheeling, are Vlsltihs
Mrs. II. Groves, Of Jefferson street
Mrs. w. Burrows, of Richie county Is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Justice Eakin'
Miss Cora Fisher and Miss Fannie Ha-
fer Of Hannibal, Ohio were Gaining oH
friends here Thursday.
E. e. Eisanbarth, Of Ironton, Ohio' Is
visiting his father, C. c. Ei-anbarth' OF
Main street.
Rev. A. Moore, presiding elder, preached
at the NJ. E. Church Friday evening.
Miss Nellie Sharp is visiting friends In
Belmont county, Ohio.
VIII Hart. of Washington d. c., came
home Tuesday and cast his first vote
The funeral of Mrs. Judge T. P. Jacobs
took place Friday from the NJ. e. Church.
of which she was member The funer-
al services were conducted by Rev. Hance
of the NJ. L. Church, and Rev. Lanck, of
the NJ. E Church, South. Mrs. Jacobs
died Monday at Indianapolis, where she
had gone TO visit a brother. The members
of the bar met and passed the following
resolutions:
"At a meeting of the Wetzel County
Bar, held November 9Th, 1896, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
Whereas. 1t has pleased Almighty God
to remove from our midst Eugenia A, the
beloved wife of Judge Thomas P. Jacobs
be 1t resolved that we hereby tender our
heartfelt sympathy to Judge Thomas p.
Jacobs in this, his great bereavement, and
our sincere sympathy is also extended TO
the children who have been deprived OF
the loving care of a tender and affectionate
mother.
BE It further resolved that the forego-
ing resolutions be spread upon the records
of the Circuit Court of Wetzel county, and
q copy of the same be published in the
Wheeling and Wetzel county papers and
a copy thereof presented TO he bereaved
husband"
Miss Cora Cockayne, of Moundsville, and
Miss Gertie Baldwin. Of Wheeling, attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Jacobs Friday.
Judge Jacobs father and mother OF
Morgantown, are here with the Judge in
his sad bereavement.
Nelson Garner, an aged and highly re-
spected farmer, living six miles from
town. died Friday morning.
r. H. Thompson was reelected county
clerk by % majority.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08
BENWOOD

Mrs. Marrow. of Fairmont, the state
president of the W. c. r. l.. will lecture
sunday evening at the NJ. e. Church.
Miss Jennie Conneiey from Pittsburg,
who has been visiting friends here Tor
some time. has arrived home.
VIM. Powell and his friend, Chas. Shane,
are calling on Proctor friends to-day.
D. w. Barger. of New Freeport. was in
town the past week. the guest Of his broth
or. j. 2. BarSer.
c.. r. Woods, of Dnlonvale Ohio was
guest of friends last week.
A small child of Prof. r. 4. Riggs. was
buried Thursday at Glen Easton.
Miss Maggie Hauf of Allegheny is Wis
itirg her sister. Mrs. J.. Schad, on Main
street
James Farmer and John James are at
Pittsburg. spending the day with friends
Miss Emma Fullerton, of Wheeling. was
calling on friends here.
Miss Lizzie Dolan. after spending a few
weeks with her brother Of Sistersville, has
returned home.
The Young Peoples Society Of St Mat
thew's Lutheran Church will give
bazaar and entertainment, December 18th
and 18th. at city hall
AR charles Anderson and wife of New
,1.+ar,or.s are visiting Mr.. Anderson $
,,.~.rts ~ this CITY.
NJ p Harev and friends from Proctor
Gu. d,,.s with relatives of this
city.
- - bora
t,..,.,.--s 3,illire and Loan Association
,,.u1 bo,5 a business meeting Monday
WI, ''''''
-, storm YIN. Altmever and
y,-,l,o,. Smith who came home from In
l,..,.nol,s ~ vote left Yesterday for that
49,.
r,,,..- -, 1,,o~,l Home was IN town
-. - ~, t,.,siross
NJ T-bberts. of Piedmont. ". Va,
-. -, o. ,.isit
- -. peterson from Coschoton.
- -, ,.;si+or in our town during the
IN. -.
-, Williams q highly accom-
-, - l,,,,. of Warrington is Wis
U.s. -. g., +,,. ,,,,-,sr ward
''.-e - 7,-,..l-.5 hos returned 70 Wash
in'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08
MANNINGTON.

Warrington. W. Va, Nov. T.
Hartman Oil Co.'S J. H. Furbee No. 2,
near town, is rigging up this week.
Nicely and Sheakly are the contractors.
w. E. Price, b0okkeepsr for F. \.
Prichard & Co., was at his home at
| Elizabeth on election day.
E. L. Muhlmaster, who has been en-
nloyed in Simons barber shop, left
Thursday for Cleveland O. He in
sends entering medical school a, that
place.
MIR. and Mrs Ed. Mahan entertained
a small number of friends last Monday
at their home on High street. Dancing
and card playing w=re the chief
amusements. Refreshments were sery-
ed
W. P. Atha, of Allegheny, Pa, is Wis
ling mis- mother.
II. II. Burns left "Wednesday for To-
ronto o., to attend the funeral of
friend.
The rig Of Hartman Oil Co.'S Nimrod
Morgan No. 2, vast of the town, is be-
ing built
Edward w. Slower, of New Bethle-
hem. Pa, is the CUES, Of relatives here.
The Prohibition vote in Warrington
numbered twenty, twice the number
polled last campaign.
Prof. W. II. AHA, who has been visit
ing relatives here, will return 10 Lo-
gansport, Ind, next week. He is en-
pl0y5d as teacher in college there.
NJ w. Woods, of Wheeling, was here
on business Friday.
J. II. LichensJein, of Pi,tsburg, was
the guest of friends here ,hs week.
Bduce Hess was a home from Buck
harmon over election day.
Mr. and Mrs. /. A. Marchand, of Cal
ifornia. Pa, arrived here Wednesday
to see their son, Editor Marchand, who
is dangerously i'll at his home on Clarks-
burg street.
J. 7. Snodgrass, a former teacher in
our public school, was in town Monday.
\ son of VIM. S,ager, a former resi-
dent of this place, died at Downs, Nov
3. Iniermen, at Franklin, Pa.
joan II. Stewart of the L. S. Revenue
Office at 81. Louis. Mo-, is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs T. r. Stewart.
The Mistletoe Club gave an informal
dance al the opera house Wednesday
night. Music by Lyons orchestra, OF
FairmOnt.
Mrs. Minnie Martin. of Fairmont, was
The guest of Mrs. c. ". Robinson, this
week.
Mrs. W. E. McBoyde is visiting in
Wheeling.
Miss Mab,e Boggs left Tuesday morn
ing for Bradford Pa, where she will
entsr school.
R. Taylor, Of Morgantown, was the
guest of Miss Clara jerks, Wednesday.
Mrs. Silas Clutter and little son are
visiting in Waynesburg Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Mckay are visit
ing in Washington, Pa.
The Fairmont d Warrington tele-
phone Co. have CONNECTED with Morgan
town and MOnOngah.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Pa, November THE
Republican majority in this county was
about $500. John p. Charlton, Democrat,
was elected county commissioner by a
majority of III
The Ohio State University Ease ball team
who were to play W. & j., at this place to-
day cancelled the game on Friday. The
a. a. c. club. of Allegheny, was secured
TO fill in the date.
The Republicans viii hold their jollifca-
ton meeting on next Monday night
W. & Us foot ball team has not been
scored against this season, defeating he
crack 2. A. c team of PittsburC on last
Saturday by the score OF twenty Orc TO
nothing. It is admitted on all Stiles mat
this years team is the best that has ever
represented W. & J. College.
David Aiken. OF Washington City, visited
friends in town this week.
W. W. McGrew left en- Tuesday for the
West Virginia oil fields, where he mas in
terests.
Rev. W. II. French. D. D.. Of Nashville.
Ind, was the guest this week OF his sister,
Mrs. John White.
Miss Margaret Carsre1 has returned
from visit with relatives at Phladel-
phia.
Mrs. John A. Bert is in Boston, dele
gete to the convention OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union.
Ell Phillips and wife. and Miss Hattie
Phillips. were in Warrington, w. Va.
Wednesday. attending the wedding of Ed
gar Phillips and Miss Anna Gertie Stew
art.
W. & Us foot ball team will play at
Cleveland on next Saturday; they Will be
accompanied by about one hundred root
ers.
Elgy Gardner and Miss Ada Stellar, OF
Claysville. were married at this place on
Wednesday evening Rev. Drummond per-
forming the ceremony.
Miss Gardner. of Kentucky. was guest
Of Mrs. G. VI. Young. this week.
Rev w. f. Shrontz and family, of Tay-
lorstown. were guests OF Mrs. Shontzs
mother Mrs. John Weir on Monday.
A f. Thompson. student at the Univer-
sty Of Pennsylvania. was guest Of his
parents here during the past week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08
PARKERSBURG.

Parkersburg, W. Va, Nov. flames
ClaypoOl, formerly of this city, but now
of Birmingham, Ala, visited friends
mere a part Of the week.
J. Rob,. Portmess. of this city, has
purchased a photograph gallery in Cum
berland, Md, and will leave for that city
in a short time.
Mrs. A. e. Wardner IS GUEST Of her
sister, Mrs. Lang, on Murdoch Ave.
Parker Senseman is home from Rock
Hill College. Nd. for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Milligan have re-
turned from months visit with rela-
tiv5S in Chicago.
Herman o. Smith, Who is in Chicago,
studying engraving. arrived home %
vote and returned the following day to
continue mis- work.
Miss Laura Thomas, or Maysyllle,
KY, is visiting Miss Mary Gould.
r. S. Blair. of Harrisyille. was one Of
the prominent arrivale in our city dur
ing the past week
4. B. Stone, of Belpre, arrived home
from Pi,tsburg in time 10 cast his vote.
Collector GilkensOn has returned
from the east, where he has been for the
past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sellers Cash
have arrived here from their honey
moon in The east and are The guests Of
Mrs. George Thompson.
Mrs. Stone. Of Spencer. is spending
short lime with Miss Belle Clemens.
Miss Ella Buckley has returned from
B lleyille, where she visited relatives
for several weeks.
Frank Warne. Of the University of
Pennsylvania, came home 10 vote, also
to report The election in West Virginia
for the Philadelphia Public Ledger. He
was accompanied by J. w. Parsons, Of
Huntington They nave both returned
10 the University.
Miss Mary AinswCrth, Of Ashland,
Ky. has returned to her home after
pleasant visit with Mrs. j. B. Hastings.
Mrs. E. c. Gerwig and daughter, Miss
Flora. lef, Wednesday to visit relatives
in Allegh ny, Pennsylvania.
Frank Martin his returned from
pleasant visit in Cumberland, Nd.
Mrs. J. B. Hastings has returnAl
from a business rip 10 Bellaire, 0.
VIII Scales. formerly of this city, but
now Of Finleyvills. Pa, has returned 10
his home after spending several days
with friends here.
Mrs. Lilly Conn left Thursday for
Cincinnati. 10 spend a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Cola left yesterday
for Pit,sburg where they will make
their future home
Mrs. Dr. Keever is al Washington
Bottom, the guest Of relatives.
Rev. john c. Amber, who has beeh
the guest of his brother, B. Mason An
bier. is now in Huntington. where he
will deliver a lecture on Japan, having
spent several years in mat country as
missionary
Mr.. a. P. Dodge lett yesterday to
s7e0d Tho winter with rla,ions in the
New England States.
Miss Rose Howe, Of Morgan,own, IS
The guest of Mrs. Waijman Barbe.
Mr.. A. Broh eXp.c,s to leave Sunday
for his home in Cincinnati.
The Y. p. S. c. Z. of the Presbyterian
church will give an oyster supper and
entertainment at the church in the near
future. A splendid programme is being
arranged. which bids fair to be a very
interesting one.
BENWOOD.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08
PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT. ". VA, November T.
Messers. Cop Blackston. Joseph Weir,
VIM. Burkhart. Alex Weir, p. w. Hep
burn. Jacob Dyke. Albert Beck, Albert
Eppler and J. H. Beck came to Piedmont
TO vote.
Miss Sadie stimmel of Reese, o., is the
guest of Miss May Wolverton.
Miss Dolue Holzen, Of Cumberland, Is
visiting friends here
Nfessre. George Hyde and Harry x.
Drane. University students, visited their
parents here this week
Mrs. J. f. 81 rnworth and daughter,
Alma. are home from McKeesport Pa.
Mr.. Maysiles. son Of Rev NJ. L. May
stiles Of Munson, W. Va. has succeeded
Mr.. John Z. Gleason as foreman Of the
West Virginia Central shops near Pied
mont. Mr. Gleason was formerly master
mechanic at the b. & o. Piedmont shops.
Born last Wednesday unto Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. 2. Walker. son.
The colored people viii celebrate Nc
Kinley's election by an entertainment
November 10Th.
A series OF evangelistc services will be
held in the Presbyterian church soon.
Bishop VIM Paxet win administer con-
frmation at the Episcopal church Satur-
day evening. November 18th.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Presbyterian church held an entertain
ment last night.
The Ministers Association meets Mon
day with Rev. c. Forrest Moore. at the
residence Of Mr.. John Mackie.
Miss Warning. Of Washington, d. c.
has opened a dancing gschool In Fair
view Hail.
M Charles Fisher and Miss Lille Pet
tet were quietly married October 2. Rev.
H. II. knight officiating.
"Morrison's Island" in the Potomac
river. opposite Piedmont, will be sold to-
day at public auction.
The following gentlemen were within
our gates this week: Messers. y. =.
Davis. Joseph Mayer, X II. Blue. J. NJ.
Enyberry ard r. T. Scott. OF Wheeling;
J. VI. Flanagan, OF salem; D. r. Shull, OF
Dobbi1; J. II. Beckman, OF Gormania:
II. a. Meyer. OF Davis; E. c. Douglass
and Z. +. Fuller Of Parsons. 7. J. Mon
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08
NEW MARTINSVILLE.


New Martinsvnle. November w. G.
Snodgrass. Of Burton, was here Friday on
legal business.
r. I. Moore. a well Known attorney. OF
Sistersville. was here Thursday on legal
business.
Boss Eakin. Charley Koontz. Friend
Clark. Forest Lowther and Lloyd McIntire
students in the State University, took adj
vantage Of the election vacation to visit
their homes They left for Morgantown
to-day.
Mrs. e. 3. Snodgrass returned Thursday
from an extended visit to Mrs. Mark Ice
Of Grey's Flats. in Marion county
Mrs ". Gardener, of the Maple avenue
hotel returned Wednesday from visit TO
friends in Northern Ohio.
Mrs Florence Wetzel has accepted po-
sition as stenosrapher in s. 3. Halls law
office
Mrs. E. II. Miller OF Allegheny, and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08

are attending Medical College came
home TO vote.
Arnold Edmiston will return 10 Denver
Col. Monday TO resume his studies in the
Medical University Of Colorado.
Wmie/Lively will reach home from the
John Hopkins University al Baltimore
Tuesday next and viii leave about the fif-
teenth for Natchez, Miss, on health
seeking tour.
An infant son Of Dominic Fuccee was
burned to death Sunday last while play
ing with matches in the yard by which
the little ones clothes ignited.
Mrs. 7. NJ. Stealey is visiting friends at
Castor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08

ohan. of Washington, D. c.; NJ. NJ. Mertz,
OF Smithton; G. w. Dieh and L. r. A.
Mason, of Pittsburg.
G. w. Allen and Charles HUH. Dem.
were elected Justices; J. II. Smith and
Lewis Dunn, Constables, and Rev. H. H.
Right, School Commissioner.
Mrs Ephriam Alternately, of Elkins,
is visiting in town.
Mayor VIM. E. Hesldt. was elected
Sheriff and Prof. c. +. Hahn, member
of the House of Delegates. so Piedmont
can't complain.
The Republicans had the Gilbert band
out Tuesday night and pargaded the
streets. making the welkin ring for Nc
Kinley.
Mr.. w. s. smallwoOd goes to Baltimore
Monday.
J. NJ. Stanley, editor OF the Pythian
Banner, left this morning for Atlanta,
Ca. to attend a meeting of the National
Pythian Press Association, which con-
venes there Monday evening.
The frame work Of Councilman W. H.
Fredlock's new residence is about COM
pleted.
There are numerous cases Of scarlet
fever here.
Mrs. C. f. Hahn is slowly recovering
her health.
our people have paid their election bets
and are getting down to business once
more.
An unusually heavy vate was polled,
and the woods seemed TO be full Of Re
publicans.
Mr. Benz. shultlce left this morning for
Norfolk, Va.
The name of Capt. c. F. Harrison has
been mentioned for postmaster.
Three trestles on the c. q o. railroad
were washed away Wednesday night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08

81 Mary-s. but His Honor. the Mayor. A.
j. Porter committed ed. Casey 10 Jail for
thirty DAYS I'm default of the payment Of
"a Hne of fifteen dollars and cost, for re-
sIstinr officers. VIM Casey got ten dol
lars and cost. Isaac Miracle. five dollars
and cost for disorierly conduct on the
same night.
Iti s impossible TO get the correct returns
of the election. II is certain that both
National and State Democratic tickets re-
ceived "a majority of about seyenty-hve.
The Democrats elected their sheriff, coun-
Is commissioner. and clerk of county court
and number of House OF Delegates.
j. "a. Flaherty. who was Ohio River
railway agent here during the cam
paign. returned TO his home at Cool
vile, o.. yesterday.
W. c. DOts0n, the newly elected
county clerk. has returned to his for
mer post i'm the Ohio River Ry. office.
Mrs II. s. COeu was at Marietta to-
day.
W. S. Edwards, Of Charleston, is in
town to-day.
j. A. Ruttencutter received a fine
los of apples this week.
Mrs. r. r. Agnew, of Wheeling, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. John Schau-
wacher.
Mr.. and Mrs William Bickle viii re-
moe go Pennsylvania soon, and Mrs.
Mary lille will accompany them on a
visit TO friends there.
The H. p. Church Will give an oyster
supper Thanksgiving evening.
Mrs William Wharton returned
home from Marietta yesterday after
quite "a long visit 10 friends.
Hiss Kate Galiaher attended the
marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs, Beasom, Of
Wi'i2ust-wr, last week
Green RU, ancutLer returned to his
home at FairmOnt Monday.
VIM Locke. Ohio River r.. engineer,
returned 10 work on the road Wednes-
day.
Nessrs. NcGrannis and Brockunier.
of Wheeling, were calling on w. E.
Fink. of the Great Kanawha Oil Co,
to-day. iu the oil interest.
Mrs. John Gatrell is very low with
consumption.
Ile Republicans will have a jubilee
Tuesday night i'm honor of the victory.
Attorney Aug. VI Campbell, was at
Parkersburg on legal business to-day.
Mr. G.. W. Dudley. of Wheeling, Wis
tied his partner in the drug business,
$. L. White, to-day.
The county court granted s. L. White
c co. druE license this session of court.
J r. Mallory and three friends from
Sistarsvlie were bird hunting to-day.
Murray shannon. of Bond Greek, was
i'm town to-day.
Marriage licenses were issued by
County Clerk w. Z. Reed since oct.
If as follows. Oct. IT. William List,
aged ST. and Annie Kimball, aged 43,
both OF Peasants county; Oct. 23,
Frank Thomas Brown. aged 81, and
c. leila Jane Carder. aged lG, both of
D sants county. Oct 26. William
E.nv Robinson. aged 2S. and LOttie
O. FackthOrn. aeed 10. both of Pleas
ants county. Oct 81, Pearly Haynes,
cs5f -t and Matilda Elizabeth Rey-
-.Is. aeoI 6. both of Washington
c-Grv. Ohio. Oct 2S. John Ellsworth
EvHDize~. aeed 25 of Washington
county. o.. and Florence skinner. aged
10 of So, Mary's. Peasants county,
Nov @. John Monroe Clark. aged q,
of Peasants county. and Resale For
ester. agei IS. Of Tyler county.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08

They started from the corner Of Seventh
and Main streets, wheeled him down as lar
rs Eighth street and then to Fourth street
and back to Seventh street. headed by the
drum corps.
The citizens of this city extend their
many thanks to the telephone girls Tor
the,r accommodation Tuesday night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08
WILLIAAlsToWE
WIIIIAAfSTOWN

WILLIAAfSTOWN. W. ST. Ns-t
The Republicans will h.
Tuesday night. They eXue.,
a blow out.
Mrs. a. G. Siewers and children
ed home Wednesday evouiu- ....
Of four months in Newport hl
Mr.. Whitstone of Rea's E
the guest of his daughter Aa
Baker.
MIS-. John Hazelrigg is seriously
complication Of diseases.
The body Of Bayue Mathews. SSH.
drowned by the Valley Belle hero "s. s.
urday has not been recovered y.t
Capt. Thomas Hunter. of Sand H
was among relatives here last So.
The Ladies Auxiliary OF Oh.
Church met with Mrs Mary B, f.
day.
Mrs. Campbell. q retired missionar
India. delivered n lecture I'm the I
Church Thursday evening
A phantom party was very much
ioyed Monday evening al the home OF g.
Ora Patterson. the occasion being
birthday. The evening was passed .u .
versa ton. iutcrspersed with music or
piano. violin. mandolin and luur
received a number of presents from
friends. Refreshments were sorry
late hour.
Thornton and W. +. Page. o. .
vauia. We're here last week t1 ...
funeral of their father, who died
morning.
Misses Isabelle chisholm of
Beulah Tripl~tt. Of Wavor.v
Williamson. Of Salama. and Nr
of ST. Mary's We're here this .0 10
tend the phantom party.
Miss Wilson has returned r
~ Newport Ohio. after a
visit with her aunt Mrs. Glars
That was triumphant anpo.
Irish lover Of antiquity who. ln
the superiority of the old ARCH
over the new. said: "Whore win
any modern building that has
long as the ancicnt2'
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is IT A TRITFIE?
That COMMON TPOro,
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STOMACH.
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Disease.
Acid dyspepsia, comm,-,y
heartburn or sour s.onah.
Of indigestion, r suluag r-m
taa.on Of The food. TIE -
100 weak % pr0mD-
1904 remains un-il tCrMeaa
ming the som ch W..n sls.
ter, sour, burning tas.s En-
often present. This coua.
com chronic and being
occurrence is given bu .-I
Because dyspepsia is nor
fajal, many people do n0--.
trouble. 81.
Within a recent period -
has been discovered prepare
cure dyspepsia and s-oma.
IL is known as S,uarCs Ds
lets and is now becoming
ana pr Scribed as ra.
every form of dyspepsa.
StUar-'s Dyspepsia Taa
placed before The public
by druggists eyerywl
per pack &. IL is prsrH
StU3ic Chemical Co.. Marshall o.
and while il promptly @
restores a vigorous d.gl
came time is perfectly
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