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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03
Howesville.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
ms coll snap has been fne for our
fox hunters.
Fred 4. Barlow will go TO Grafton
Thursday on business.
The Pedro Club met at Mrs. ]. T.,
Mckenzies Monday night.
Protracted meeting commenced here
last Monday night week.
We learn August Haiman has mr..
chased the old Haverc imp farm.
George Myers is building t,vo.storv
house for his son-in-law. Fred Evans
LAWYER J. =. HARLOW, of Grafton.
was "A business caller here one day las
week.
Miss Titia welding was home Sun.
day. visiting her mother, Phebe Yves.
ling.
Miss Matte Helms returned last
week from a three weeKs visit at Ma.
sontown.
j w. McGinnis Is on the sick list.
We have been unable TO learn what
the trouble is.
Henry Korte, y. e. o. engineer AT
the Benwood ward. is visiting his
mother at this place.
w w. Graham, -four man OF Nor.
chants. last Monday.
Several OF our people ate nded the
funeral OF Uncle Philip Martin. Sunday
at the Snyder Church.
Thomas w. Cooke, OF Cumberland
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. j. j. Cooke.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lynch spept
last sunday visiting their daughter
Mrs. t. M. Kenney, OF function.
Henry RicIerman. Of Pittsbur9. has
been visiting his father, j. RI. Kicker.
man and other relatives the past week.
Mrs. Minerva Mattin9Iy, whose life
has been despaired Of for the last two
months, Is but little better at this
writing.
Mrs. J. e. Mattin0iy and dap0btsr
Ella, Of Parkersburg, were called 20
the bedside OF Mrs Simeon MattingIy,
last week.
Joshua Shaffer. y 60 engineer WIN
was discharged about two weeks ago
we learn has been replaced 70 his cid
position again.
Miss Josephine Rorte Is expected
'fDt'.' Nhfo WNfh ilONu hFAIEOn. where
she has been With her brother for the
last four months,
Protracted meeting At Concord is re-.
vivinR the whole country. Last Sun.
day niRht they had - at the altar and
more IN view
Me>srs. c. A. Craig. G. a. banks and
Lewis HaiDritter are running saw
mills ~ two miles II this place and are
all doing rushing business
Gen John j. Grant Is becoming
one Of our leading farmers; he is burn.
ing all the brush on his farm 80 they
viii never sprOut again.
SAN YOUNoERs BRoTHEn
y. "a spelling bee by our teacher
at this place. will be given on next
Tuesday March sth.
Our literary is still in full blast
Subject for our next meeting. Wednes.
day evening, March 9Th. between home
and kingwOOd talent BE il Resolved
That the Gold Standard Is the beat
financial policy for shis country.
sY
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03
Brandonviue.
Correspondence Of THx Argus.
Mind mud mud

Correspondence Of TMx Angus.
Mud, mud. mud.
Rev. Westfan Is holding series OF
meetings At Glade Farms Success 10
him.
Nj r Chorpering made n round trip
to Somerfield, Pa, on Saturday, loaded
both ways.
The school at this place is moving
on very nicely. under the control of
w. A. Smith.
There has been more mud than snow
this winter, although the people ,radc
very good use of what snow we had.
The young men of this place are
very much interested in the literary at
No IL. 1t is a very good place to 20.
w. Ravenscroft and ID. A. Ridenour
had very tine fox chase. After chas-
ing II for two or three hours, Jesse X.
Willett shot it
w A. Smith took advantage OF the
snow on Saturday, aud took his sleigh
home lie concluded that there was
not going TO be any more snow this
winter.
The Brandonville Aid Society will
serve oysters on Saturday evening,
march IL. All are cordially invited TO
attend and bring pockets-fuli of
money.
COOPER
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Church Notes

Kingwood Presby terrain church, su q.
day March 6, 1898. Subbath-school at
10 a. m. Preaching at II a. IN. SUB.
ject, The Reliable Advocate" Chris
tian Endsavor at $50 p. ". Preaching
at Pleasant Grove at p m.
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday.
March 6, 1898. Preaching, 1890 a m
aud p. m. Ia the morning sermon
viii he preached To- the old people
Front pews will be reserved for any
old persons who may attend persI
having carriages,ar requested to con-
vey any aged persons 10 the cOnQre "a
ton who are too feeble 20 walk. Let
rs make this an enjoyable occasion for
the aged. Ia the evening the su j Ct
viii be, The American saloon Sun
day-schOol 3 y M Epworth League.
$3.50 p m. All are invited t. al these
services.
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Independence.

Correspondence Sf<he Argus
Harve Lauhan was in Grafton lsxi
saturday ON business
school will close Saturday with Fl,
Sery Interesting program at night
~Epworth League was organized ~
M Il. church last Sunday. with r. w.
uandy, President; James Bolyard, Mr.
Matte Church. Miss Myra Gibson aud
Mrs U. NJ. Showalter. ist. aud Sd and
9TH Vice Presidents; Mrs. Frank candy.
Secretary, and Miss Ora Newman.
Treasurer.
A patriotic meeting OF the citizens
OF lndependencea and surrounding com
munity was held in the school house
last Wednesday night. March I'd. A
good crowd was in attendance. Res
o'ut'ons ~wero passed conforming
SPANS attitude toward Cuba. aud her
treacherous act in blowing up the
Maine.
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Fellowsville.
Correspondenco NJ The Argus.
Here's to March

N"H"cponoenco ~ The Argus.
Here's to March,
Who said thatwc must fight?
Joe Sidwell. of Grafton, was in town
last Wednesday.
Indy Sidwell has moved to town
from Meadowville.
Mrs N. Sharp. of Evansville. has
been i'll for some days.
Several of our boys attended church
at Evansville Sunday evening.
Two children of Mr.. and Mrs. REM.
Boylard are very i'll with pneumonia
fever.
benjamin Woodland and Rolly Crisis
have traded farmS Rolly expects to
move soon.
Mrs. VIM. Corbis. who has been Wis
iting Mt Fetterman for some weeks. re.
turned Friday.
The Infant of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shahan has been quite Ill, but in some
better at this writing.
Abe Huntington, OF near Philipni
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. f..
kercheval, Monday.
N. c. Ridenour, ID. s., made n bu.,.
ness trip TO Rowlesburg Tuesday and
returned Wednesday.
Born, unto Mr. and Mrs John M,
Daniels, u bright girl DIR. j. +. Mi.
chiels attending physician.
Chris Bolyard, of the Colebauk n :
'nir' WAS In town Tuesday, aud he ex,
| poets to move near here soon.
BARTLETT. the Dcring machine man
Is in town. IL Dan jackson was onlv
mere TOO then we would be happy
All Simpson made the b,-weekly trim
To Tunneiton, over the well known
railroads John Sliney No. s.-ne
passes
John Wolf, who has been working al
Pickens for some months returned u
his home here. He drove through .b,
country.
Oliver Michaels has gone back 4,
hendricks, wnere he has n situation a.
the Handle Factory, which will star,
there Monday morning.
The small girl of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben,
Bolvard died Friday night of ppeumo
MA fever. 1t was buried Saturday I
ternoon at the Mountain graveyard.
Clara Royce is working at Austen.
Anna kercheval, of Function. VIII,
has been visiting Ia town, has returned
TO her home. Our town was too Boies
| (trous.)
Ii. #. Woodland bought a small trac
OF land below town, of James Robin
son some days since. Benjamin Is no
ing To build as soon as the weatbet
permits.
2-2S-'S "KNIeHT-ARous."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03
Sellers Mill PROPERTY,
commandments sale.

William q Brown
II. n Reed ct al
BY virtue OF n decree 81 the oircult court 4
Preston county. West Virginia, rendere i'm the
above styled chs "A sery cause ON the g5th dsv IN
December, 1921. the undersigned special c0n-
missioner will, ob the
gath Day Of March, 1928,
at tho front door Of the court hSuse. I'm King.
wood, W. Va, OFFER for safe TO the highest ne
spouBible bidder, the land in the bill nd pr0
oeedinRs In said cause mentioned. consisting OF
about 40 Acres OF very valuable land In Valley
District. said county known y tho
Henry Reed Home Farm.
This ls one Of the most desirable farms In Valley
District, is In "A hlRh state of oultivn ion, and
has thei con good brick dwelling houSs and
al necessary OutbuildiBRs -Alto " acres in
kinRwoud District, said county. On this tract
there Is "A good dwelling house and other I'M
provemeuts. portion Is Cleared aud the
remainder In timber.
The aforesaid tracts OF land will be sold
separately.
TERMS or sALHi
One third OF the purchase price cash In hand
ana me residue upon a credit OF TX and twelve
months, the purchaser 70 execute fnte est
bearing notes. for equal amounts, with an
proved personal security for .ths deferred
payments
HENRY CLAY HYDE, spvulai com'r.
Bond and security has been given by the aid
specials commissioner In the above STYLED Gauss,
AZ required by law. Teste
H24 VI ~ TO ., ~ WATSON, Cl0fk.
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snyders settlemnt.


Correspondence Of the Argus.
Miss Clara Stewart has been sick. Int
Is better now.
Jehu Stewart was business caller
at Tuunelton, Monday.
Old Uncle Philip Martin died at She
home of III. c. Wright on the 24th inst.
Little Brenard Craig. son OF Mr. and
Mrs. II. T.. Craig, is very sick at this
writing.
Mrs. Rebecca Stewart has been very
sick the past week, but is some bett. r
at this writing.
There was "A fine ball at G. c. Craig's
last Monday night. All the elite of
the country were there.
We understand that George Ifern.
don has been trying to die for the past
week with carJuncle on his hand.
James johnson, OF Camp Chapel, is
very sick at present. His many
friends hope for his speedy recover
r.. f. Craig and Marsh Wilson re-.
turned from Oittsburg to-day. 20 visit
their families Marsh is preparing 10
move.
W. y. Stewart is home. visiting his
best Girl We understand he bns The
contract for working the R(hloadcs
the coming season,
The funeral OF Philip Martin took
place at the Snyder Church here last
Sunday. at o'clock. y, IN conducted
by Rev Gilbeft Rogers, OF Tuuneiton.
One OF our most prominent orsto,s
got highly insulted a. the debate on
the 18th Inst, on account ~ A onerv.
and said he was n ole 20 offend bin.cf<
We hope he will do so in the future.
We understand one of our vouuu
men " 70 be married to-day at Rowles-
burg. We don't know whether n H.
true or not. II true, we wish them
a happy journey through life.
Mr. Editor, n there ever was a time
when reformation was needed ip a
church, IL IS now in this one We have
some cburch members in our churches
to-day, who, " knocked of their spirit
ual standing, would not fail hard
enough TO break any b0res
Nr. and Nrs Rufus Rodeheaver and
wife, Of TuDnelton, have avreed TO
disagree, and have divided their world .
~ goods and she is In Grafton working
az the dressuIakibR business 10 present
so ends their domestic happiness.
Where ignorance is bliss 'tis folly 10
be wise.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03
Suffering Cuba

The ladies Of Kingwood and vicinity
will give festival in the Curt House
Hall, FridLy night, March 9TH for the
benefit Of the Cuban sufferers. Ice
cream, cake, coffee and Oysterf will be
served. Commencing at 8 D. NJ. In ad-
dition TO the foregoing there will be
some amusing features. cake walk.
museum and "Esmerslda" the famous
Gypsy queen will be there 10 give both
young and old glimpse into the fu.
ture. Every body come.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03

Jesse W. shafer
". In RauitV
~. virtue Of DECREE Of tho cIrcui' court ~
Preston county, West Virginia. rendered In the
above styled cha Gerry cause on the 18th day OF
December. 1870, the undersigned special com.
missioner WILL on the
24th Day Of March, 1898,
~ the front door Of the court house In'RInr.
wood, " Va onor for sale 10 tho hlghes /
responsible bidder the and 81 the bill nDi
proceedings Ia said cause mentioned. known
ss the
Thomas w. Askbg Land"
and which wa owned By tho said Ashty Al tb,,
time Of bis death. THIS land ~ situate IN Union
Distict Preston county. West Virginia
TERMS or SALE.
guflclsnt rash IN hand a. nay costs 81 -sstlt
and sale. and the rssid ue mon n credit 81 II (
and twelve months. the ptirchastr % execute
Interest boari notes With approved porsOna AL
security Tor The deferred payments
HENRY CLAY HTDE. special Com'r.
Bond snd security has been given By the said
speci ~ oOmmiseiOner in the sbuvo styled cause
hs required By law. 1ettos
g2f tsj.73 Nv. warsos Clerk
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Contractors Wanted TO deliver two
million fe..t 81 timer from stump TO
railroad and 1000 cord 81 bark from
woods to railroad. Timber and bark
on Cheat mountain. AMI TO b. delivered
TO Cheat Valley Ri rnad Time two
Years Work TO b gn this spring
For terms aud cont tons call on or
address JOIN w. ELLIOTT
3-3-4t hamilton, Preston c., w. Va
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JUDICIAL SALE.

WIN. ~ Cutters Adm'r
MARI X Butier Mt al
PursuaIt To aheornp OF the Cirunit ronrf .sf
ifeston county. West Virginia. rendered In fAs
above outlcd otancery cAnse now s,andinKap.
commissioner, will ON
Tuesday, March %. 1898,
at the front door OF the court house OF sssd
county. Qnsr.at publ .Anotlon the foilesEInR
described roal estate;
Lots SO and 81 and Part Of Lot Is,
In Trentle'a Addition Co the Town OF Tarra
AltA' Lots ~ aud "a were purchased from y. a.
Jones by n. Butler, and have thereon .. good
substantial fra dwelling house. In n desiEa-
pie part OF The town. Lot 30 was purchased
,TBRMsoFsAbR -Isneueh each In i,npd On
pay ihn costs pf suit and expenses OF sale and
tho residue npon a credit OF o. IL and AZ month";
IN. purchaser iooxecute interest bearinE notes
with good security for tho deferred paysrar,ts
P.J. GRoGkN, Special Commissioner
Bond with security has been given by tho
above named special commissioner as provided
oy law. and tho decree IN said use
~N 70 ~ SI9O j. W.WArsoN. Glork.
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Al. L. hcCI Rnnaban

j. L. Mscl"nnahant
jacob Sellers ct al
Nv virtne at decree os the cirrnIt oo,irt of
Preston county, West Virginia. rendered In Tbs
above styled chanoery cause ON tho 03rd day nf
Dece'nber. 1877 the undersigned special ooIn-
missioner will. on tho
24th Day Of March. 1923,
nj the front door of the court house. I'm King-
wood. w. Va, offer for sale 90 the highest
responsible bidder. the land in the bill aud pro
coed ngs In said cause mentioned, combating OF
what IL known as the
Sellers Mill Property.
situate n short distance northeast OF tho village
OF Albrightsville. near tho Cheat River. This is
"A very valuable property. The mill Is of tho
roller process kind and all the machinery N
comparatively new. The mill has n atronR and
growing custom and Is conceded 10 he ono oi
the best In the county.
TERMS OFsALE,
One third OF the purchase price cash In hand
ana the residue upon a credit of o. ~ and n
months, the purchaser 10 execute lttterps,
bearing notes with approved personal security
Tor the deferred payments
HENRY CLAY HYDE Special Com'r.
Bond and security has been givon bv tho said
special commissioner an tho above styled cause
as required by law. Tosto
Nsf vs. 4t-S01o .. w.wArsoN, Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03
C,onmlssIoners sale.

William @. Brown d
va = In Pr,ssgaw
By virtue Of DECREE 81 the slreuIt s.us.xf ~
lI est9n county. West Virginia. rendered an -,
13rd dHy of Deaember, 1897 tho I1nsIerslys,,sl
special commissioner wi ], IN the
9Th Day Of March, 1923,
AZ the front door of tho ooust house I'm king
wood, W. va oder for sale 90 the highest 70, H.
sponstblo bidder tho hand iD the bill and .pg',-
oeedtnxs W said cause mentioned, conssssigiR OF
= DIVE, Ing House and large lot Of ground Es,,,-
tanning about two aofOs, also a new store burd
Ing 10 the village OF 81. Joe. Preston sconnty.
West Virginia. '<
fTER6S FBALE.
- much within hand a. will l,s 1ufiTIisje,sf A.,
gay the costs 81 this suit and proper phancss 20
5ale, and 49, much more cash IN hana ~ ,..vIII
letyo the residue pay bio On four anunaI s1uy-
nont5 81 SO ench. o. fall ON the 1sf dgg-. ~
SnuuHry fisf1. 49,. lnJl and fla2. rssfsecti rei1
the purchaser T. execute interest bsa ing sasSts,s
Nlth approved soUgrf for the deferred pay.
mcuts. -
UEMgY CLAY HYDE. special 1aosn'r.
Bond ana security has beon given fJy The ssia
sfcclni commissioner in tho abJvo styled oa1s,,
aIoqnired BY law. Testo:
2@i ~ tt- So75 Nv. wArsoz Caes
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JUDICIAL SALE.

ehas. w, Hornby's Admir-
VS..
tHsts. w. Hornby's heirs at al
by virtue Of a DECREE rendered tra the alyu,,,,
@nttcd chapcery cause. now pef dug tu 81,
,rouit Court Of Pres ON county " Va tats
the UNDERSIGNED special commissioner s6ilion
Tuesday. March %, 1923,
at the front door OF the sourt house OF snid
unity inc snme being court day offer al
sold coDsistiLg at about
rs acres in Grant District,
subject 20 the widows dover theraIn mn A.
tTeed ana set apart 60 her THESE land ssvVsta
life time - -
TkkMSOF 81 LIZ. Enough cash IN hand 10
pay the costs ~ suit ansf expenses Of sale AMI
.be residue upon credit of q ~ and is months.
tAkIng tronfhe 'pHrC baser interest bearing
oo,es wlthfE"od security for the deferred
=. J.cRoGAN Special Commissioner.
B0nd With security has bsen given by f3to
eboSe named spreinl commissioner. an rednirsd
bylaw and the decree In SAID saase.
'~%s 70 - SOD NV. WATSON Clerk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03
IfYou Wish To BE We'll

You must fortify your system agains,
the attacks Of disease. Your blood
must be kept pure. your stomach and
digestive organs ia order. your appetite
good. Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the medi.
cine 10 Oulld you up, purify and en-.
rich your blood and give YOU strength
II creates an appetite and gives dies.
tive power
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03

Take Laxative Bromo QuinineTai lets
All Druggists refund the money II IL
fails TO Cure Csc. 5-i-.s.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03

HoOD's Pills are the favOrite family
cathartic, easy TO take. easy TO operate.
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COMMISSIONERS = lnr.

COMMISSIONERS SAFE.
" I" y. sI'''4" IN rqr,,v.
George sheets Of Of.
ny virtue 81 decree - the esircn.t cf,-,rf ~
Pre- ton county, West Virginia. repdsrr ir Fss,
above styled chanr6ry cause on tie pa ,5a.- ~
December. 1871. tho undersienod |apesisI .,s,os-
missioner will. on tho
24th Day Of Harci, 1898.
~ tho from, door Of the court bouss. An kim
wood, " Va, snor for sale 20 the hirhest
rcspungthie bidder the land Ga the bill an
pr0cee iiuRs iu said cause mentioned conaisfiur
90 the Iafin near She town az kingwo0d al,
IsTmcrly knuwr 90 The "Wrl J stone Farm
This tsu valuable and desirable farm win,
The portion " said farm to he irst offered fnr
sale contains 40 acres and ahou Il the .ga-se
not bring sum sufficient 20 pay tho trust fiau
~ ne Rank ~ kingwOod, thon I'VE nrrss ana
20 sold. but not q otherwise; but should tbo said
llOnores Gnd toe said FIVE ceres aud .rlvtfy-
tour poles bring pfic insufficient 70 rgaV4,,id
trust lien, and costs, thon an sd1ItlouaI -fgrrf
wise.
one-third ~ the purchase price ca, IN ,,rs
months, the purchaser executing Interest 49,
!rg notes with approved personal security Srrr
tho deferred payments.
HENRY CLAY IrYnR.
special t'oltf'l
Bond and scctritv has boon given bv ft~ s.fa
spscisl commissionor IN the ahUve styled oaraEs
22sSse ssS '--'' '''-''@-
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1898-11-17

Der, at O'Clock p, M, the following
described merchandise seized for an al
legged violation OF the customs laws, to-
wit: Sixty-seven silk handkerchieis;
one silk table spread. These goods
were seized from the L. w. Jimmie
Fruit company.
A. r. Franco has just returned from
Guaymas where he contracted for a
daily supply of fresh fish and oysters.
Mr. Franco also visited Hermosillo and
purchased the entire crop of an orange
orchard and will be able to sell and
ship the same to all points in Arizona at
very low prices. 1t.
Jos. Pascholy has purchased an in
terest in the Nogales Water Company
and will assume the management of he
business. The line will be put in first
class shape ct once and soon every body
will have plenty of water for all pur-
poses. Mr.. Pascholy's we'll known
business ability insures success for the
company under its new management.
Mrs. Rebecca Smith and two children
of Jerome, are at the N"gales House.
Mrs. Smith is the widow of the late
Frank Smith. who died at the Nogales
House recently Mr.. Smith was an
engineer at the big air compressor at
La Colorado and came here suffering
with severe attack of m tlarlal fever
from which he soon died. The deceased
was a workmea and members of the
local lodge ok charge of him an3 did
everything in their power to save the
man but without ava | The boys pro-
vided doctor anl nurse and left moth
ing uudone to make Mr.. Smiths last
moments eaSy
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1898-11-17

for DIR. Dr.Miies'Remedies.
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases OF the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DR. MILES AEDICA
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1898-11-17
PURE WELL WATER.
No Impurities in the Nogales Water
Supply.

Much OF the health of Nogales is due
to the splendid water supplied by the
Nogaies water company Their wells
are over fifty feet higher than TIicombs y
house, which is the highest in town
and the waller supply comes from above
any i'm purities tnat arise from the sSe-
page from privy vaults and gfaveyards
in wells in Il town like Nogales that has
no sewerage. There is 10 doubt about
the unhealthy condition of the water in
wells il town. There are many wells
right alongside cess-pools and privy
vaults. These wells are bound to be
poisoned from the filth from these places
as any physician viii say who might b.
consulted. Thore is only Que way to
avoid this condition and that is TO use
the city water that Is pure and health
fal by virtue OF its being far above such
places. We are not pulling for the
water company but merely stating facts
that are born out by the testimony OF
people who have passed through spells
of sickness directly Attributable to the
use OF Noglie5 we'll water. Nine-tenths
have been with people who use local
we'll water. We will say this much
about the water company. It is "A legi-
innate enterprise and is a credit to the
town and lonG::s it furnishes pure
water at reasonable rates there is no
reason why every family in town should
not take their water from it and ran no
chances of using germ poisoned water
from lOcal wells. The more people who
use city water too, the cheaper the rate
will be and the better service they will
get from the company We have no
doubt but the management will do their
best to accommod ate the wants Of the
customers. 1t wOuld naturally be to
their interest TO treat tho people right
and give good service. BY so doing
the public will be encouraged to pa
treaiZe the system and thereby swell
the company's receipts.
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realized by those who have expert
enced it. Nervousness, sleeplessness,
headaches, neuralgia and that miserable
feeling Of unrest, can surely be cured by DR..
Miles Restorative Nervine. So certain is
DR.. Miles of this fact that all druggists are
authorized to refund price paid for the first
bottle tried. providing it does not benefit.
Mrs. Henry Bruins, wife OF the we'll known
blacksmith at Grand Junction, Iowa, says:
"I was troubled with sleeplessness, nervous
ne5s, headache and irregular menstruationi
suffering untold misery for years. 1 used
various advertised remedies for female COM
plants besides being under the care Of local
physicians, without helr. l noticed in Dr.
Miles advertisement the testimonial of q
lady cured OF ailments similar to mine, and
shall never cease to thank that lady. Her
testimonial induced me to use DR.. Miles
Nervine and Nerve cnd Liver Pills, which
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