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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-15

big time at the Fair Grounds on August
1st, Emancipation Day.
A movement has been started among
the business men of Washington for The
Organization of Chamber OF Commerce
A meeting will be held soon for the pur,
pose of effecting an organization.
/ Company II. Tenth Pennsylvania Vol
| unteers, will give a turtle supper at thei,
armory on next THURSDAY evening.
There las been change made in the
| officers of the Salvation Army at this
place, and it is now thought the army
will soon be in a 1ourishing condition
again.
Mrs. James s. Stocking is the guest OF
friends at Mononaahela City.
| Mrs. Addie Alexander went to st.
! Clairsville, o.. on Thursday to attend the
funeral of her friend. Mrs. Blanche Dun
lap.
Joel Trusdell, of West Alexander, was
in town Wednesday on business.
Lee Minton. driver for the Crescent
Brewery Company, was kicked in the
| face by a horse on Tuesday and had his
right jaw broken.
handsome ticket and stationery cab
| met has been placed in the B. & o. ticket
office at this place for the accommodation
of Agent E. H. Steinman.
Joseph McClain, of Claysville, was in
town on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Seaman gave a pro-
gressive euehre party to a number OF
their friends on Tuesday evening.
The annual outing of the members Of
the Jefferson avenue NJ. E. Sunday school
took place at Woodland Park on Thurs
day. There was a very large crowd pres
ent, and very enjoyable time was had
by all.
Miss Adelaide Burdette. of Wheeling.
is the guest of Mrs. James Mckinley
Miss Helen Poole is visiting in Newark,
Ohio.
The police force has been doing pretty
lively business during the past week, and
many DRINKS and disorderlies were be-
fore Mayor Judson.
Misses Florence and Lulu Sweeney have
returned TO their home at Wheeling. after
visiting friends here.
Hugh Boardley was arrested on Mon
day by Constable James Hammond on
charge of seduction. on oath of Mary
Cortris. He was held for court in 5000
bail.
Washington Branch No. IS, of the
Amalgamated Association of Street Rail-
way Employees, held their first meeting
Tuesday night and elected officers.
The employees of the timing depart
ment of the Tyler Charcoal Iron Tin mills
went on a strike Monday morning be-
cause of the refusal of President ". H.
Griffith to sign the scale presented by
the American Tin Plate Workers Asso-
citation. The trouble has not as yet, been
arranged.
The Duncan glass house shut down
this week for repairs. This is the first
time the fire has been out for seven and
half years.
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NEWS FROM NEARBY TOWNS.

and Mr.. Harry Wilkinson AMI daughter,
of Steubenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ferguson, of
Irondale, o., were the guests of relatives
yesterday.
Thomas Fault an aged and respected
citizen of Midway. died Wednesday even
ing, after an illness of several weeks.
The remains were taken to Brownsville,
Pa, his former home, yesterday after
noon, for interment.
Miss Hilda Bowman left yesterday for
an extended visit in Dayton. Cincinnati
and Illinois. Charles Robbins, of Wheel
ing, will take charge of the home tele-
phone office during her absence.
Miss Jane Janney, of Baltimore, Md,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Warthen.
Pat C. Campbell. of Pittsburg. Is cir
culating among his many friends here.
Mrs. Henry A. Wise and son, of
Charleston, are the guests of Mrs. Wise's
parents, DR.. and Mrs. ]. M. Cooper.
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DFNNO0n.

john Reilly and Phillip Marky, farm1
ers, living out Boggs' run, reported
yesterday chat there were a number ol
Benwood boys who We're stealing theid
berries lhey say they warned TAD
boys ABOUT trespasslng, but II ONLY
nn5,gde tpsnl5 laoFa insoIent. On Friday
Ml. lilly lost his patience. and CATCH
Ing q Peg in his berry patch emptei
Io1u or ba@5shot into his leg. AMI
other Doy was Sat Yesterday. II h
thought chat this riaanar AZ bopdi,ns
them will put a stop 70 lAeir senreSa
dationsg m s sA''
Mrs JACOB Deehold will retnla bomd
this morning from a weeks visIt IN
friends in Gaaftou,g
4 big crowd OF BeQwood peonla ~,
80 down 10 the camp grounds To-day
The funeral OF Napoleon wfnenar
Tihbs1 occurred yestertqy afteraoonl
from the undertaking establishment IA
j. Il. Becker. A large crowd atfendes
The services were conducteabv 'iaToe1 \
Mahood A number OF civil Ssr vefer
ans attended from Wheeling. Nv 81,
own Request, the deceased wasbnrla
wrapped in the American flag. Thy
interment was made at McMechen am
etery.
There viii be but one service, Il
OF the morping,. at the St Matthew.
German Lutheran church to-day. 4
Mrs. w. G. Burns returned honi
yesterday from weeks visit with rel
atives at Cadiz. o.
The blast furnace at the Riverside
was cooked last evening preparatory q
being shut down,
Paving Is, completed on McMecheA
street on both sides CT the track. y
far as sixth street, and one enc Side d
the track as Tar as Fifth.
Yesterday was pay day with the conf
tractor, who IS doing the paving.
Or. and Mrs. j. N. Alley leave ~
first Of the week for Mercer countN
where they VIII visit relatives.
Two Benwood fishing camps have reI
turned 10 Hie tity Une is the Flana'
gan Kids. who were camDed near Pow
hatan.
Earnest MnrpItlaBd George 1" Reddy'
Elson were booh fined $40 and cost
yesterday afternoon on the charge q,
an assault on Morris Pendergass, Thi
trouble occurred at the McMechel
round house.
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Middlebourne; R. Mcconnell. Sisters
vile.
At the Nelly House were w. Rau, w.
F. Wier. J. w. Barton, c. Harter. R.
Henderson. Ed. Hamburger, OF Wheel
ing; ]. w. Holloway, Flushing; E.
NJ. Messler, Martinsville; E. Pader,
Martinsville; NJ Meyers. Bellaire; w.
Pack. Wheeling; f. Tahb, Parkers-
burg; H. Brown. Columbus; Mr.. Lee,
Cincinnati.
On last Wednesday afternoon, while
Mrs. Chas. McMann. Mrs. Geo. Powell,
ST., and Mrs, MeAIunns grandson,
Harry, were sitting on the back porch
of the formers home. the porch gave
way, letting Mrs McMunn and Mrs.
Powell fall distance of about fifteen
feet to the ground, imjuring both la
dies quite seriously. Harry escaped
without being injured, as ne chung TO
the railing until he was rescued by his
father. Mrs. Powell Is able to set up.
but Mrs. McMunn is still confined to
her bed.
Miss May Calvert. Of Sistersvins. was
the guest Of Miss Anna Cunningham a
few days this week.. krs All
Mrs c. Nelly is Visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs J. Daugherty, Of Middleport.
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MlNEeHEN.


r. w, stewarS Is spending few
IN the country.
The ladies Of the Christian CburcA
gave a very enjoyable social at the
church pavilion last evening.
Frank Reese and mother arc visit
Ing friends in Belmont county.
Misses Margaret Prendergast and
Annie MCGUIRE viii leave for Niagara
Falls this week.
Rev. u. 5. G. Carroll and VIII Koen-
amond have returned home from Lake
Chautauqua, n. Y.
Miss Bertha Rgtckman will leave N
a few days for Gadiz. Ohio, where she
will spend her vacation.
Mira. ,. +. Hood and Mrs. Homer
Morgan have returned home from
JacobsDurg. Ohio, where they visited
Mrs. Hoods parents, Mr. and Mrs
Harrison Gamble.
Mr.. and Mrs W H. JOHNSON and
Miss MyrtIa Zimmerman haze returned
home from q short visit at Shepherds
town,
SIR. AMI Mrs. Frank Stewart az
spending q few days at Roberts Ridg
Rev Mary A. sogieski will condus
services at doidernans hail, IN Uppf
EcuWocd. 81 4 O'Clock bis afferHeo
and a. the Chureh ~ God "a Moana
vile at 1880 tass evening
Jo1eDh Wsgt and ". y A. Dowl
we're ia Meundsgiile on business ye
teTIay.
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pleted cradle roll of all children under
three years old. Each child is notified
of its birthday by an appropriate card
and requested to contribute a penny for
each year of its age.
| County Court, which convened Mon
day, adjourned Friday. 1t is the levy
| term and the levy for county purposes
at fifty cents on the hundred dollars,
! which is the lowest for number of
years.
Clerk Hickman issued one marriage
license this week Charles ]. Hadley and
Virginia S. Enochs were the happy
couple
Jacob s. Tenant, a prominent citizen
of Alya, was In town Friday.
John W. Meredith, of Alma, and Eman-
uel Elder, of Alva, and w. B. Twynam,
of Frew. returned Friday from the Re-
publican ratification meeting at Charles
ton.
Postmaster Stealey is spending his va
cation among the hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Castilow and Miss
Minnie Castiow, who have been visit
ing the family of John Castilow for the
past two weeks, returned to their home
in Wheeling Friday
Jerre Villers. of Bearsville. was calling
on business friends Friday.
Mrs. DR.. Alv.. Grim and daughter. of
ST. Marys, visited Mrs. S. G. Pyle last
week.
Miss Eva Mccoy, of Wheeling, who is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. K. S. Foreman,
is suffering from a severe case of
measles
The blackberry crop is large and super
Tor in quality. Large lots are coming in
town daily. They find a ready market
at fifteen cents per gallon.
The A. j. Jemison well is dry in the
Gordon. The South Penn David MerirU'
No. was drilled in Thursday and is
good for 800 barrels per day. This well
is in the Stringtown field.
The rig is up for Mason No. 8 in the
jug pool.
No. 2 G. w Moore, Bearsville, has
been located and the timber on the
ground. The Frank Rymer No. Z is
drilling at 1000 feet. The T. B. Watkins
No l on Point Pleasant is still fishing
for a lost bit. In the Fulmer we'll near
Kidwell, large flow of salt water was
struck.
The Democratic judicial convention for
the Fourth judicial district, and the
Democratic Senatorial convention for the
Third senatorial district will be held at
the Court House on Wednesday, July p,
and the Tyler coslnty Democratic mass
convention will be held here on Satur-
day, July Is, at II a. m.
Candidates for the various offices are
springing rapidly and Democracy in old
Tyler is above par.
The G. o. P.'s OF this county are not
very enthusiastic over the returns from
Charleston.
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SISTERSVILLE.

SISTERSYILLE, ~. Va, July H.
LaFont Bliss, night clerk at the Hotel
Wells, has been removed to a Wheel
ing hospital. where he will undergo a
course os treatment.
The grocery store Of Neff Bros, 708
Wells street, was entered by a burg
lar and robbed. The thief secured
two dollars in cash and had gathered
together a varied assortment of canned
goods. He was discovered by a cou-
pie of passers-by, who informed a pa
trolman. When the latter showed up
Mn Burglar slid down an air shaft
and made his escape. lie carried a
large sized gun, and upon its presenta-
ton all corners gave the thief a wide
berth. He ran down Wells street and
was soon lost 10 view. The police
think he was a hobo who has been
seen around the city for several days
past.
About half of tine population OF the
city will go on the excursion TO the
Eureka-Buckeye Park and Marietta TO
be given by the Charles Thistle Band
tomorrow. the steamer Urania has
been chartered for the occasion, and
music both on the boat and at the
park, viii be furnished by the band
and orchestra. Refreshments viii be
served and a general good time is es-
sured all who go on the outing.
Mr. Joseph 4. Nagner. Of this city.
viii be married to Miss Joanna Gene
We've Brown az ST. Mary's Catholic
Church, Wooster. Chic. Tuesday, An
gust It'll Mr.. Magner Is a very popu-
lar business man Of this city, and Is the
recipient Of warm congratulations
from his many friends.
The Republican county executive
| committee is in session at Middle
! bourne this afternoon, the business
before il being the fixing 81 date TOR
holding the primary election TO nCmi-
nate a county ticket
DR.. George 3. Wegt, Of this city, a
delegate 70 tie Na8osai democratic
conves--on, IS also q member OF tae
| committee to Officially notify Ne@ers
bryan and Stevenson OF Enelr. nonsna-
ton.
Edward Hendricksoa, Of Be,pre. o..
is the guess Of mis- hrctaer. 5oha Hem
dickson, OF East street.
Mrs. W. <. Seal. who was visiting
relatives and friends al Clarington. b.
has returned home.
city, but nov Of ST. Maryg. was saak-
ing hands with SistersyA.e fslaa5s TO-
day.
Mrs. Fl. 2. Newell cf Batavs. roxa.
has arrived in the city and -si sperd
some time here visiting fy.e.sds.
Mrs. Andrew Miller, cE Bnsler. Pa.
who has been spsn5iag sc1e tine with
her daughter, Mrs. VIII Black. oil the
South Side. has returned 70 her home.
Or. Y. ~ Jones IS ID FasFncnt.
Ar. and Mrs John CagtslloW ard Aliss
Minnie Casaiilow. Of y.aeeling. who
have been visiting Bfr and Mrs. j. r
| Cossillow, Of Middle5ourne, hare re-
| turned home.
The third floor OF nc Hotel Wells
addition will be oecncied about July
Goth and the scwer floors a0eat ne
first OF August
Levi Tucker. Of New MaFssnsvilAa
| MAS d SiasersvlTse visitor yesterday
George E. Work. xho has baau CDR
| in Richie and other counties ia t4at
section Of the Safe for several days
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HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, O., July 14.-Mrs. G. NJ.
Wilson and daughter, of Seio, o., re
visiting Mrs. Sarah Lenkard and fam
lily.
Capt. Charles Muhleman was at
Wheeling Monday.
Quite a large number Of the members
of the German Nj. +. Sunday school
attended a picnic at Cresap's Grove
Wednesday.
J. F. Neuenschwander was a business
caller at Marietta, O., Monday.
Mrs. f. s. Strahl was at Empire, o.,
the past week visiting her daughter.
Mrs Patterson.
Mrs Llcy Dye left Saturday on an
extended visit TO friends at Antioch. o..
Irwin Alexander and sister, Miss
Josie spent several days at Sistersyille,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Alexander
Mrs. Lou fisher Is at Pittsburg vis-
iting her daughter, Mrs Hauck.
Prof. PinlSuss. Of Wheeling, was in
town Friday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-15

There VIII be services held IN 10
su6l.oriam TO-DAY at 1873 a. N. and
1880 .. m; Sunday seiio9l at 2 o'el0ek.
Prayer meeting s'iu be conducted "a
cry Wednesday evening.
Car Fuilsr waO holds . responsible
position b wesse9a railroad c9m1
pany 5 visiting his "a hts on tn
grounds
4 great Zeal Of palatiny ard repairi
ing Is stJlj being done 80 TIE cottages
on tae grounds.
An uaatsaily attractive menn has
been prepared for dinner at the hotel
to-day AID WI be much enjoyed BY
tee gaeeis q Mr Howsu
The Krocerg Is COW well Supplied
with a good assortment Of things good
70 eat
TIE n1asr ensraEee % the grounds -
being paiated a dazzling white.
pr EazEietk T. Jones ard Geo, I.
Beil reg stored 81 The hotel yesterday.
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looking after business interests, IN
returned to the city.
Mrs. 4. B. Newell. Of Batavia. IaI
is In the city. having arrived durinI
the past week. and VIII be the guest I
relatives ard friends here Tor a mont'
or six weeks.
ine loeal 4leln0crats are making ar
rangements on .ap elaborate scale 10
the meeQng ~of the Democratic Con
gressional Convention which win b
held here on August 2Sth The ney
auditorium has been secured in whlci
TO hold me convention.
Mrs. George y. Work, who has beef
the guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
4. Johnson, of Bellaire, Ohio, for
week or ten days, has returned TO tn,
city. She was accompanied home b,
her niece, Miss Gateh, of Wheeling.
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MIDDLEBOURNE.

MIDDLEBouRNE. W. Va, July IA
The w. E. Kirchner base ball club gave
necktie social at the Morey hall, last
evening. The crowd was large and the
affair proved a Gusfess both financially
and specially boys will play the
Pursief team til afternoon on their
v !: :: !: !:
lent at
conn
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g7ughes.
Mrs Cora Chad of Benwood, was the
guest of Mrs. Newton the first of the
week.
George Hartman moved into his ele-
CANT residence on Maple avenue, last
Monday.
Invitations are out for the second
annu& picnic of the Magnolia Club, to
be held at Cresap's Grove, July Goth,
1900 The steamer Leroy has been
chartered for the day and will leave
che wharf at o'clock a. m.
Miss May Hughes, OF New York
State, who has been the guest of the
Misses Potts, of Maple avenue, will
ieaye for her home on Monday.
Miss Mary Boone is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Boone
"A number of our citizens were sue
cessful in bidding on the work of sew
eTing the town. Contract price. 25
sents per foot.
Misses Lizzie, Mary and Minnie
Hendrix and Sarah Gump, of Littleton,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. R.
Thompson, Wednesday.
Mrs. w. ]. Ochs and Master Arthur,
Of Canton, Ohio, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Alva Powers.
S. j. Elliott was a Wheeling visitor
Thursday.
Miss Dosie McIntire met with pain
lui accident Wednesday night. She
entered the dining room without a
Night and struck her face against a
chair back, breaking a tense of her
glasses, the glass penetrating her eye.
cutting it. Dr. Lowther was called and
sseyaxvad tho hrnLnp olacr
w. I. P is and Lloyd Mcintyre are
at Smit' .old to-day ON legal business.
A pianofort recital was held at the
Presbyterian church Friday evening by
Miss Bessie Tarr, Mrs. Curtis, J. E..
Fankus, Rev. A. d. Leigh and S. B. Nc
Eidowney. Each part was we'll rem
dered, and the receipts, which go to
the church, were about S165. The fol-
lowing is the programme;
Duo-Aielodie in F............. Rubenstein
Miss Tarr and Mr.. Pinkus.
Songs
la) Callest Thou? ............ Metzke
OBJ Song of Dawn. .Allitsen
Mr.. Light.
la Sonata-Marcia funebre, opus
70 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Beethoven
(b) Air de Ballet .Chaminade
Miss Tarr
(b) Dreamed L Dwell in Marble
HallS ....-'...... Balfe
Mrs Curtis.
(a) Valse Brillante 1900 Moskowsld
(p) Matine ................. GODDARD
Mr.. Pinkus.
song
Out on the Deep ..........
Mr.. McEldowney.
Part II.
Songs
ta( Pauline ..;.....:....... haywood
(b) For All Eternity. -. .Mascheroni
Mr.. Light.
(a) Polanaise in A............. Chopin
I'D Iarantelle ........... Sidney Smith
Mr.. Pinkus.
Songs
6a) Forgotten ................ Cowles
lb) A Flower from the Garden of
Mrs. Curtis
lal O Thou Sublime. Sweet,
Evening Star Wagner-Liszt
(b) Rondo Brillante Weber
Miss Tarr
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NEW MARTINSVILLE.

NEW MARTINSVILLE w. Va, July
IA. Henry Shutter. our genial wharf
boat master has purchased the ferry
OF John Slender, and also the interest
Geld by the Lively heirs.
M. B. Potts and others holding leases
on the Ohio side, are subscribing
money to defray expenses in erecting
a second rig to be loca ed in the vicin-
Gty of The well drilled. Hervey Bros.
will have a second well drilled TO the
Interest of ell holding leases near the
big block.
The Bell Telephone Company are
planting their poles on the different
streets of town, preparatory to putting
dn central system. 1t is understood
the company win occupy one of the
rooms on the second floor of the new
bank building.
c. T.. Lowther returned home Thurs
day evening after an absence OF 80
days in the interior OF Calhoun county,
Were he has been busily engaged SUI
perintending operations on an ex-
tensiye block of oil territory.
George Matheny, OF Martins Ferry,
one OF the gentlemen interested in the
promotion of the glass house, was
business caller Thursday. One of the
committee recently appointed to solicit
subscriptions reports that $1,000 has
been solicited.
J. e. Bartlett will erect a modern
frame dwelling house on his lot adj
joining Fl. r. Thompson.
Joe Evans, of Hundred, was a bust
ness caller Friday.
burrows Snodgrass, who was SER
iously injuredsin an accident on Main
street Wednesday evening, is improy-
ing.
Miss Loue Hennen, who has been
visiting relatives at Hundred, returned
home Monday, accompanied by Mrs. l.
Haught.
Mis-. D. Renner, of Piney, spent the
first of the week with her mother on
Main street.
2. o. Graham, of Bradford, Pa, was
a business visitor Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs. DR.. l.. NJ. Miller is visiting her
mother and relatives near Manning
ton.
w T. Potts spent Tuesday with his
family on Maple avenue.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sauder and niece,
Miss Amelia Beuter of Wheeling, are
the guests OF Mrs. Joe Slender.
]. Ross Eakin has accepted a posi-
fion with the Short Line r. R. as civil
engineer, and is stationed about eight
miles from town.
Mrs +. P. Lowtiher and Mrs. w. R.
Fitch are visiting Mrs. Harry Thomp-
son, OF Pittsburg, Pa.
Miss Laura Mcconnell, Miss Pearl
Neif and T. Payne, of Frostburg, are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. P.
Jacobs.
Seliar Bros, of Wheeling, are moving
the dwelling house of Henry Koontz's
TO the rear of the lot. Mr.. Koontz will
make extensive repairs to his resid-
ence.
Misses May and Margaret Potts very
pleasantly entertained a number of
their friends at home Thursday even
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Pa. July lit
arsd pseDis = Washaasssa III
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WHEELING BAKERY BREAD
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BURLINGTON.

AT YOUR GROCER'S.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-03-29

The big contest closes at noon
Saturday and all who expect to
vote must get their ballots IN BY
that hour or they wont be entered
at all. Miss Ada Byrd leads the
contest at this writing with 3099
votes, being the first one to cross
the 5000 mark. Several others are
close followers and lively and ex-
citing finish is looked for. The
friends of each contestant are striv.
ing to have their favorite win, but
who will he the most popular lady
in Pearl River county the highest
vote will tell.
The vote todsv stands az follows:
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-03-29

Cheap John will leave in few
weeks for New York City. where he
goes to spend several days buying
goods for his house, watch out Tor
more bargains when he returns.
We have saved many doctor bills
since we began using Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy in our home. We
keep a bottle open all the time and
whenever any of my family or my
self begin to catch cold we begin
to use the Cough Remedy, and as a
result we never have to send away
for doctor and incur large doc
tor bill, for Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy never fails to cure. 1t is
certainly a medicine of great merit
and worth.-D s Mearkie, General
Merchant and Farmer, Matte, Bed.
ford county, Pa. For sale by r.
L. Stevenson, Druggist.
Little George Waycott is conva-
lescing.
Red Gross Chill Cure is pleasant
TO the taste and guaranteed to cure
OF no pay. For sale by T. 2. Ma
rioD, druggist, Poplarville, Miss.
Read the law card of Williams &
Tally III the proferinal column on
front page.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-03-29

A. R.. De Fluent. editor OF the
Journal, Doylestown. o., suffered
for a number of years from rheuma.
tism in his right shoulder and side.
He says: any right arm at times
was entirely useless. / tried Cham.
berlains Pain Balm, and was SUR
prised to receive relief almost inn
medlately. The PAIN Balm has
been a constant companion of mine
ever since and it never fails" For
sale by r. L. Stevenson, Druggist.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1900-03-29
wANrED-sEvEBAL BIRCH

WANTED-sEvERAL BRIGHT
AND HONEST persons to srepre-
sent Us as Managers in this and
close by counties. Salary 5000 a,
year and expenses. Srraight, bona
fid~, no more, no less salary. Posi-
tons permanent. Oar references,
any bank in any town. 1t is main
ly Office work conducted ut home.
Reference. Enclose self-addressed
stamped envelope. THE DOMrN-.
Ton COMPANY, Dept. 8, Chicago.