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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
AWFUL.PA|NS
Rheumatism
a Blood Trouble
hat vinol Cures,

We do not want to frightcn anr NJ opr
friends who suffer from rheumatism. br,
we do think it our duty to remind them
OF the fact that there is a great deal q,
danger connected with this trouble. evan
In cases that are mild.
rheumatism, as most sufferers from il
know, is due to an excess Of uric acid in
the blood. This acid is a deadly poison
IL setties IN various joints, producing
ihfammat'on and irritation that gives
rise to the most excruciatinp aoopv
So much for the suffering that come,
rom the disease, but do no. forget that
TINS same poison circulating through the
blood is very apt to, sooner or later
reach your heart. When this takes place
death ensues instantly.
Our Vinol will in many instances on.
tirely cure this disease. II does Il Nv
purifying the blood, by toninc up the
entire system, by giving strength Ia those
organs of the body whose duty II is to
expel existing poisons, and by replacing
IN tne blood life giving properties in place
OF the ""adly uric acid that Las been
eSpeled. These properties are obtained
for the blood by enabling the stomach 70
get for itself the elements it needs from
the food eaten.
This letter which we print below comes
from Mr.. Robert J. Walker, Of Ea,ton
Ind. A'"S''"'
II do not know what | shorld do
without your Einol. 1t has done more
good in my family than anything else.
nave been sufferer from rheumatism
MY wife for years with stomach tronble
we mad no doctor, but took Vinol The
rheumatic pains left me ard my wife v,s
troubled no more. NV wife saws she viii,
never be without Vinol in the house as i;
saves us big doctors bills"
Our own personal knowledge of what
V'noI is composed of and how II acts.
causes us to guarantee it. We will
return to anyone who buys vinol Of
US. the price of the remedy, II it /.
found unsatisfactory.
BoWditeh, Webster { Co.
DRUGGISTS.
R0WDnIN cOIIkce
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
Eastern Baseball League Meeting.

Nrw York, Dec. t.-Th" regular annual
fan meeting ii The Eastern L"aru" base
ball mIgnatcs was held Wednesday, in
this city. After an S-hour session Pres. =
7. Powers announced that the minor
league men had agreed upon the makeup
Of their circuit for next year. 1t will be
mad. tIp Of Newark. Jersey city, provi-
donce and Worcester. In the East. and
Buffalo. Montreal, forCato ana f:ochrS-
ter in the West. Tho Two New Jersey
towns arr tn" new corners in the circuit.
Harry Murray and j. =. i'hilhin. from
i l:utfilO syndicate, who hold an option
on Il Buffalo franchise. were a'Sn urcscnt
1T Ia" meeting. There was some dcupt
ae 10 whether Buffalo would he in the
circuit. hut after hearing siai. mentS from
all parties il was d"citird Ia retain Huf-
f;tIu under tho control ~ MrS-rs Murray
and Philbin. The formal transfer Of the
franchise to the new owners Will hr CON
slmmated at once.
President Powers said. after the meet =
ing: The new circuit is ne strongest IL
the Eastern League history. The total
population in and surrounding our cities
Is in tn. npie hhorhood Of - Rn taG' Mi.
Powers said that Il bicycle track would
be built III connection with th. JerSrt
City grounds.
BeSi,ieS considering th. circuit uucS tioii
tn. ma.natrS reelected Mr.. Powers pres
idrnt Tor the tenth CONSECUTIVE. time.
They formally awarded thu p..uuanI IT,
Rochester and elected a new board ri di-
rectors. CONFUSED of r. T. ,'owers, r. -.
Mack. +. r. Higgins. II. H. Hurley and
G. T. CrcSScy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

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int. b..fnrn II,,I,-, IychI, ~, rn,,,IanI
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r,,ro,. U.c,,1, r..,,,.,.i I'LL ,lo1irinr rbr
cinnamon. with their Interpreter, st
through IN" Two iol(s sessions ~ ,cNu-
;iS az" a. = ,''',,a, ,nn,,L ,L, -.
Sp.rdents understood about az much Of
what WIS going on rs the aV"raE" Amer
i'ah WouiH Y NJ w'.T 'L,sll''.,s ~, .'i,
th,.,- .,sL,..d thcir r1sto,,i,n i'm broken
English If III" jIdgc would decide. Fri
ddl.
III" Maine Loyal Lemon : rcgntar quar-
III n''.lhs !, r", 'ia,u. d,,n,-.,tiane
from Giffer.,,t rarts Of tho Statc. Five
rapcre "f general interest w"r" read,
hmeN t"rirs wcrr pr"S','.,u @ ,md Sot,,c ~
1irnrt;nm Of Dr II, NJ Eickcrson. q wide
Iv known member Of III" sons Of Netcr-
ans larI" hummer 81 nt" ni,;,,,p'.,
,,ic,,'., ~, ~, G,or..,, Il i,rowm Of
Eauror, First Maine, Cavalry: Lieut..
John Porter Carson Of NJ. Nrrn"h' tIrs'
- 'lllr nn'd "pr" I,,n,t NJ ,irst
,';,ns bv inheritance through deccnscd
officers. Edwin G"dfrcy Merrill 81 Ian
Ht'b.u Of N,,ior William Cheney Man
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
THE IRISH LEAGUE.
Branches 10 Be Established Throughout, the
United States.

NV Nvlk Dee 5-Ah"ut ~, d.lrgatrs
from all over tn" United States held i
meeting ut tn" Hoffman huliS" Wrdn"s-
day. {" form an auxiliary branch uf th,.
Land league of purncll's time. Branch
leagues ar" to h" formed. to extend over
III entire United States.
The meeting WIZ C,iid by John Red
mond. NJ. j.. Thomas - Donu"ll NJ r.
and Patrick MrIIugh ana WAS presided
over by Michael Hvdding.
Mr.. Re,lmound. who made the hrs a
speech outlined In. Irish catls., az il is.
today. and laid stress upon the necessity
of rrNStallizing the sentiment ANA views
h" had obtained while on his present tour
through America Mr.. MciIiIGh and Mr.
p'Donncll made Su..rh,s along tn" same
following officers and tccutivc commit
tee:
President. John Fin"rtv. Chicago; first
vi,.. ur..sdan, Michael ) E.ddin.- Epl-
timorr: second VIZ, ,r,sid.nt. james il.
q B"iinr. N,w York City: secretary John
o'tallaghan. Boston, assistant secretary.
J. J. JOYCE. New York; second assistant
-,cr"tnrl. Dr. Patrick r. Martin. E4ti-
ton. executive committee. Robert D'F.lh-
rtty, Nav York: Patrick I'Cri. New York
col. John +. Morris. Baltimore: The RI.
Rev. Mgr. r"nuiS b''allaGhlu. Boston (:
90 John ]. Ii,al"y, New haven; H. D.
N"nnedy. New York: Th" Rev charles
NvCrred, NV York; rhnmas oRiI.y.
Boston; MaUrir" hunn"tlH. Indianapolis.
lud james ~ Dalv. t'hilad"ipnia: can't,
NJ !. hovl". Savannah. Ca: Edward r.
hIffN, fittSburg. and tnc i;.N. +. y.
Toner. PittshurE.
IN" delegate adopted resolutions as
Scriing the right Of Ireland to Sclf-Gn,-
.rnment and thoroughly approving ol Tie
prin"ipl" thar III" irish p"up. on their
own soil nrr best fitted I" tight Ireland
battles.
Tho delegates ,l""id"d that thc various
hos -, N, a IN trt-
BE- sides the on" her. are to comprise an
auxiliary branch of thc Irish Leagu. of
Ireland
The officers and members of the execu-
tIv" Comnlittc" elected. Wednesday, arc to
form 4 provisional committee tn call a
national convention when sufficient
branches shall h" established in tn. init
ed States. at which convention all TN"
smaller branches shah IL combined into
one organization. 1t was further resolved
To request thr Irish i"agu" "f ireland
10 send delegates from that organization
into the United States I" further the
Irish cause.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
WHAT GOES Ur
Must Come Down,

Nothing i more certain than that tic
use uf so-called tonics stimrants AMI
medicines, which depend upon alcohol for
their effect, Il injurious tn health III the
long run.
What goes III must come down. ana the
elevation Of spirits. the temporary cxhll-
arltion resulting from q dose Of mcdicina
containing alcohol will certainly h. fol-
lowed in 4 few hours by a corresponding
depression. to relieve which another dvs F.
must bc taken.
In other words. many liuuid patrnt
medicines ucrivc their effect entirely from
III" alcohol they contain
Alcohol and medicines containing it. arc
temporary stimulantS. and not in any
sense a true tonic. In fact il is doubtful
if any medicine OF drug is a real tonic.
4 true tonic is something which Hill r.'-
new. replenah. build up the exhausted
ncrvoIs system ana wasted tissues Of tht
body. mcthinG that Will enrich Inc
blood and cndow it with til" proper pro-
portions of red ana white corpusclrS.
which rtVcnr or destroy diScaS. germs
This is what 4 real tonic should DO ana
no drug cr alcoholic stimulant will do it,
The only tiur tonic in nature is whole
som" food. thoroughly discsted. Every
particle Of nervous energy. every minute
muscle. fibre and drop of blood is created
daily from the food We digest.
The mere eating Of food has littir t. ,lu
with the repair Of waste tissue. but th"
perfect digestion of the food eaten has
everything to d" with it.
The reason 50 few people have p"rf,ct
digestion * because from wrong habits III
living tn. stomach has gradually lost ii.
power to srcr"te the gastric iuic0. PEI
tones and aci's in sufficient tlanti'y.
Il" curc Indigestion ANA stomach tro..-
blcs il is necessary to take after meals
some harmless preparation which will
supply the natural peptone and diastaS,
which every weak stomach lacks, ami
probably the best preparation Of this
character is Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
which may be found i'm every drug store
and which contain in pleasant. palatab.1
form III. wholesome peptonc and diasIas.
which nature requires for prompt digcs-
ton.
one or Two Of these excellent tablets
taken after meals will prevent sourine
fermentation ana acitiity and insure COM
plet" digestion and ASSIMILATION.
Stua arts Dyspepsia Tablets are cquail..
valuable for little children ;.S for adults
as they contain nothing harmful or stim
ulatn- but only the natural discstives
one OF Stutrts Dyspepsia Tablets Will
digest 1880 grains Of meat. eggs or other
wholesome food. and they are in every
sensc !, genuine tonic. because they BRING
about ia the only natural WAY rcstora-
tive Of nerve power a building NJ nf los,
tissue and appetite. in the only way .
can be done. by the digestion ana AZ
simila ation Of wholesome food. dec9-i-6
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
ANCIENT HoN0RS
At King Edwards Coronation
Being Eagerly Sought for.
Some Of Applicants Find Themselves
Left Out Of Program,
Others Rejoice Over Being Given Place. in The
Ceremonies.

London. Dec. 5.-The court Of ella aims
which is dealing with the rights and
privileges relating to the coronation of
Ning Edward. sat W cdncsday. in solemn
state in the council chamber of White
han. to adjudic.ttc between the mobiles.
who are wrangling tor ancient but
generally empty and often ludicrous
honors. Sixty cases came rp. the most
prominent being tho fight between the
Duke of .Atholi, the Earl of Ancestor
the Marquis of Cholmondeley and Earl
Carrington ior the lord great cham
bcrlainship. This was too weighty for
the court, which passed it on to the
House of Lords.
Several other cases were rcrcrrc1 to
"A committee but the Earl of Enroll
nation procession as lord high cons
table of Scotland and carry a silver
baton. tipped with gold bearing his
OWL arms at one end and the Kings
at the other.
The claim fQr representation as chief
larderer was dismissed by the state
ment that there will be- no coronation
banquet. and hence. there viii be no
larder"r.
Miss E"atiicD Fellows. who desired
to perform The office of herb strcNer.
ma Sir Harry Burrard. who claimed
the right to carry the Kings bows and
arrows. we're informed that they would
not hc wanted
The bishops Of Durham ANA Rath. il
was decided. nave the right to sup
po": the King while he is on In"
throne, that il to say that viii stand
with their hands on the back Of IN.
t.h9Ir
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

rhc failure of Woods K Malone. cot
ton factors. al Savannah. Ga. is an
Liabilities are estimated at
nom sI:,a ooo to $16o.O00. and assets at
about 800, Gao. Bankruptcy proceed
ings have been Instituted and a re-
caivcr has been applied for
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
TEN DANGEROUS CASES.
Boston Has 81 Patients. With Ten OF Them in
Serious Condition.

rr.t,n. 5,v. 3.-Threc cas-, Of small
rrN ana one dc4tn iron. that disease
was reported by the Board OF Health,
", lne<day The victim who died is "A
culprsd woman. She died at the small
p,N hospital Thcra are ~ cases under
treatment. II OF which are on the dan
ger list.
y cosc of smallpox was discovered by
The health authorities. Wednesday. in
Elst Milton. The patient is a Mr-
kcither, a carpenter who has recently
been employed in Boston. where it is
thought NJ contracted tn disease. Mr..
kcith's family has been sent to the
Milton town farm ana h himself is
being cared for in his home. which has
been uiIlrartiucd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

Conditions in variops Parts o, United States
by Latest Reror.s.

Washington, Dec. 3-Thc nrea ,oycro
ny snow ~ L. NJ. December . wns
continued t" tn" northern portions Of N"w
i.''.,, r.us ~ i'hu New York. III" upper Mich
ss'i PIn,Huia the Red River Of IN,
N"rth valley. aud Tn" northern nnrtiom.,
pt NJ upper Mississippi ana lipr,r Mis-
s"I!i Eail'\S. Over tn" * rem" northern
~, ,h'. ''I,'n .i,,t a. NV York and New England
No 'or,,,, r'H '3ngcd irom : to |: uche.;.
W E''.t'St being shown over northern
"d'h': Nlong tn" southern Sh,r. nf .,E,
Hui'iloi IN" depths ranged from . In :
rr, m.om'S, from ! 10 inches being reported
ui.,t;i ~ north"rn portions of the upper
NII'Hslprl ana upper Missouri y,Ilav>;
dni III IN" Red River of IN. Nor,r VIM.
~ ''ea NO" covered is practically tho
,onm - a. the corresponding date or
-, - III m" northern portions Of New
49, an" ~" England. hut in the ak"
conSid"rlhly less than in I.n '''''
u" Nt Is YET reported from stations in
~ ~ uPl.r MISSISSIPPI, and bat on. sra
,, u,oh Winston, \. OAK. reports ic. %
-, ~ ~ ~ IN IN" upper Missouri Stations
on III. rivers of Maine report from " T."
inches. ''oi'i TO
ne following t"lcgraphic reports are
received from Weather bureau st,ti,ns.
i,hluth. Mihn.. Dee. 2.--t;rratcl portion
"l itrbor covered with / to 1-inch irr
Albany. ~ u. Dec. 3.-Tsaces Of snow
III tiudSon and Mohawk valleys. Canals
lso@"n over and thin ice covers stream
on watershed. Floating ice in Hudson
~ the corresponding date of 1900 the
missouri river was frozen as far sol,u
as Pierre. hut there was practically nnnn
Maine. - 'i'e'S "a
Following is the depth OF snow and
thickness of ice at =. NJ. Dec. =. 7
indicating trace:
Ice in
rivers, har-
SNOW. bors, etc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
B0WD0lN COLLEGE.

tre Enw,ioin team av,rv nam. ,hiy
,car
Munro i ~ wears Mn v-niuh1 H..
pounds and is feet 1o1. inches tan
III il 4 member of VIA ,nba Da,,, PHI
fr1trrnilv
Thn fnllnviu nnvdnjn n,cn y...,s.
-iautpd Varsity sweaters and sunvoJ
IA b,yn tl,.i,. ,,ictur.s ,,t.u ,,ith M.
Varsity footbnu eleven. IIuu -. can
t1i,.: Munro ". Wilson VA. L. /,
TnI,ro.. 'u": Cnnnors ~: j. Il. Perkins
~. Irn.r.r ~. i; T.. Kelley ~. E.,r..
.n:. Dunbar n.- - i Hamilton .na
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

-rna old habit Of drinking hot tea
-, ~ ,.Iier Of coughs and colds i re-
,.;,'>r og,;n. II is said that Chase <
.,>o,,,.. teas are in especial demand
~ his use because Of their exception
al potency.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

j T.. Cudlir, ,."w manager "t tht COT
ton mills 1t s. John. = T. an
bounced, "Wednesday. that IN" TWO
mills will be in operation hy January
and possibly before christmas. the
mills vill EMPLOY 500 hands. American
raw cotton will y" used tXcluslNeiy
and purchases will 5e made ~ i'"st"n'
New York or in the South tins being
governed by shipping fa'illtieE ana
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

At a meeting nf tn" committee On ccrc-
monies at Worlds far headquarters at
81. Louis q resolution WAS unanimously
adopted providing that President Eoosc-
Welt be invited To- partiripat" in ti,"
ground breaking ceremonies. Dec. -.
turning tht iirst shnVClful nf earth With
one IF tn. hist"ri" implements that Ir.
t" w.. provided for tho occasion
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
Good Cough Medicine.

find Cbamberlain's Cough l'"n!edy
av.e,lant medicine. l have been
s,ITerins from severe cough l"r me,
l..t two months. and It's mas eh"'ied
20 have great pleasure IN rec
,,,,,n,andin- it.-W. &. Wockner' rms
A.. o,i,ion Of one of our oldest and
.,,,. ,.asnac.ed residents. and mas been
l,,,,,t,r;,v given in good faith that
others may try the relnenS anu "
benefited. as was Mr.. Wockntr, rms
r..med, is sold by John Coushiin' La
VET, St. J. {. Houlehan. Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
Severe Storm in Nova Scotia.

Halifax. ~ =. Dee 5--Anothrr
heavy southwest gale Of wind accom-
panied bv rain. SNOW and sleet. swept
p..,.,. the Nova Scotia coast, Wednesday.
Telephone poles were blown down in
the suburbs of this city and the service
ir;erruptcd. No damage has been re-
ported along the water front. The
STORM WAS very severe at Digby and
th" steamer Prince Rupert did not at
TEMPT to cross the bay to St. John.
rcl.phnne ana electric wires We're
blown down at the Hacuuettee and the
cahl,. between Long and Elicr islands
has been broken.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
A DUEL WAS FOUGHT.
W'lhe'm'na's husband Said 10 Have Wounded
osron vaa Tets.

Ninst 'rdam. Dec. J.-In spite OF OIL
cial denials Investigations show that
there is substantial foundat ton for tn,
story of u duel having been fought be
tween Prince Henry of the Neither
lands. husband of Queen Wilhclmna
and Major Van Tets, the Queens aid
decamp
1t appears that at D dinner II Het
Loo. Her Majesty WAS hurt by some
iiietteption on tho part of the prince
and spoke tn him sharply. Prince
Henry rctortcd Extensively. whcrcuron
Majpr Van Tets made q remark re-
gardine the i,npropricty Of the prince
cohsort's conduct.
A quarrel followed between the aide
de-camp and the prince. who had been
drinking freely. and y duel with
swords WAS fought after dinner. Van
Tets was wounded. He has since been
removed to Utrecht to rc operated
upon.
The same incident gave rise to an
other duel between Prince Henry ana a
gentleman of the court. The latter was
slightly wounded.
London, Dec. The matrimonial quar-
rl between Queen Wihclmina and
Prince Henry, her husband cxcites great
interest here
The history uf the affair as gathered
from the various continental newspaper=
charges Prince Henry with misconduct
aud neglect. and repeats rumors Of his
deep drinking and heavy gaming debts.
which Queen Wilh"lnna declined to pav.
Another point Of disagreement between
III" pair vas tn" princes unconcealed an
ti1athy to Holland and his ungovernable
nassion tor hunting. wiiiCh resulted in
that the Queens mother then interfered
ard taxed her on-inlaw with his miSbc-
haNior. hut without effect, and finally
III" matter DEVELOPED into an rctrang,-
m"nt between mother nud daughter
IN regard tn tn" quarrel ut the dinner
AT Hct Loo ana the resultant duclS. an
other rumor represents Major Van Tets
as having received 2 violent kick in Tho
which caused MIN severe inter
nIl injuries. and il is supposed the tear
mat his death might lead to revelations
is the real reason for something al the
Il nth ieing permitted to leak out after
II . mntt"r WAS officially denied. The Iat-
est n wS, however. SdNS that Nj ior Van
Tets ~ progressing favorIhiy ana it is
said tn" Queen mother has been able to
"if""t something like - reconciliation be-
We"n thc tll""u ana h"r husband.
Primo" Henry has - record of several
dIolS in his student days. lie has Hl-
WaNs been 'Xr""dinglt uup"ptIlar III IInl-
lfud. wh-rr. since l>1d thcr" hav" h..n
n ore big fears al InncNatinn schemes ou
III" part "f Germany. and "u this account
th. friends nf Prime" Henry deciHrr ii,
" vcr mas hId fair play.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

Th. New York Tribune. Thursday.
s,i.i. "Tho statement was made.
Yesterday CIV ednesdayD. that James j.
Hill would soon retire from tn" presi-
dencv of the Great Northern Railway
"a. which he has held for many years.
ana that ne would he succeeded IN
office. by his oldest son. j. y. Hill, who
, few days ago was elected first vice
nresidpnt of the road.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-05
Watch Specials.

We have picked up few nn,
watches At very low prices, ant
Will offer them proporilonatel,
cheap,
2O.year gold.nllcd lG size case
fitted with l7.joweled, nickel, fnlly
adjusted movement, for 1880
Thisls less than the regular whole.
sale price.
2D-year Issue gold-nlled hunt.
Ing case, fitted with l7.jeweled, adj
5fsted, nickel nrevcme4rt77--f S2l..
90, The regular wholesale price i.
considerably above this. II you
want y good watch, our advice Is
to take advantage OF these bar.
gains. They are among the best
we have ever had. The move.
ments are OF the grade required by
railroad employees.
l7-jewol adjusted movement in
slIverine case, guaranteed accurate
tlme-keeper, SIP. We formerly
paid 30 per cent. more for this
Kind Of movement at Wholesale
than we are now selling them at.
These are a few picked up from an
assignee stock.
NJ +. ConlcS's Jewclry store
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-09-05
Through Colorado.

The Denver 4 Rio Grande Rail.
road, with its numerous branches
penetrating the Rockies, has two
distinct and soberaie lines across
the mountains. Tickets reading
via the "Scenic Line between
Denver and Grand Junction, in
connection with the Rio Grande
Western Ry, between Grand June
Hon and Ognon, are available ov-
er the Denver Il Rio Grande either
via It's main line through Lead.
Vile and Glenwood Springs or via
the line over Marshall Pass and
through the Black Canon. Tour.
lists TO and from Salt Lake city,
ogden or Francisco will find Il
to their advantage to have their
tickets read In both directions via
THE Scenic Line Of the World
thus being able to use one OF the
aeoye routes going and The other
returning. Write S. X. Hooper,
q. 7. 4 7, A., Denver, Colo, for
pamphlets.
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BUCHANAN.

The series OF meetings which ha:
been so successfully conducted by
Roy. l.. b. Compton and his assls.
tants at their tent at Kavanaugh
the past ten days closed Sunday
night. A large number OF people
professed sanctification. The at
tendance was large and order per.
feet. We wish them unbounded
success.
Miss Carrie Shannon and little
sister Maud OF Louisa are visiting
at VIM. Shannons.
Miss Blanche Mikels is visiting
at Coal Grove Ohio.
Quite number OF our people at
tended the NJ, p. S. rally at Louisa
Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank johnson and sister
Miss Lizzie Tanner OF Huntington
spent Sunday with Mrs. j. f..
stump.
Mrs. w. r. Strother and little
son Joe Fred who has been visit
ing parents here returned to her
home at Dunlow Saturday accom-
panied by her sister Miss Minnie
Wellman.
Miss Mabel Smith left Thursday
for Pittsburg Pa, whore she will
enter school the ensuing year.
j. F. Stump is at Lomba in
spcctlng ties for Col. Northup.
LATE Compton went to Parkers-
burg Thursday to accept a position
with the Ohio River Railroad.
Prichard and Irwin Hager re-
turned TO their home at Pitisburg
Monday after an extended visit to
relatives az Round Bottom.
Mrs. Milton Dalton and little
laughter Dortohy of Ceredo are
listing at VIM. Gaines. Gabriel.
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