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NM n HGTIsER. attorney az
law. Suits prosecuted and defend
rd in all courts. Is years eHperi-
ruo". Proceedings iu bankruptcy.
Companies Incorporated AbhirEsth
carefully examined. Collections
made In all parts of the United
States Highest commercial and
buhk references alI Third ave
nue. Phone. Main 1000.
J T.. BALL. IT, and ls Harwell block.
lut Columbia Et Phone. Eluc 30.
General practice In all the courts.
Damage Cases Specially
Moderate Fees Consultation Free.
HAHTFGRb BEAUMONT. counsel
or-at law. Dexter Horton Rank bid
Il = POTTER Mutual Life bid.
Phone Main ~.
II Is MAHTIS. Lawyer. 60 Mutual
Life building
J a KELLOGG. 80 Bailey building.
HENHus g AtsT. = boston H.oek
" =. LAMnUTH s0t-b. Pacific blk
a e MACDONALD. 800 Burke sd.
Root Palmer 4 brown. Pioneer bid.
= e Co$OFEH ga Haaer bids.
LYMAN q KNAPP lo uanef bldg
G WARD kEMF - HurHs u.Hf
J = DOUGLAS =. Nre YORK. ok
HicuAHu oeraRS .os.s = v bk
r b LASGLA&D. sez New York blk
HORACE PETER 5is New York bk
fsffeHNH b. EFHHN 4rGa second
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thcv are renHibtc men. would not
mud It necessary 60 buy the old plant
at ALL Whom they could do business
with a 100000 plant new and fully
equipped
Consolidation would mean that
smith. Nottingham aud Malone
would voluntarily assume "A debit NJ
over a million dollars, with nothing
tn Fatn by H.
The star believes that the new
franchise should be carefully word
ed IN Its provisions, SO AS To
FULLY PROTECT TIE CITY. and
make cheaper vas reality n this
cannot he dome then the only re-
course Is te municipal ownership.
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Philippine Positions.

a civil service examination vas
held I'm the grand jury rnom % tn
federal court building yesterday AZ 4.
eruuau fer paaltt1ua Boz The Philip
pine service. The positions % D.
hiied are editorial clerk. deputy ship
ping commissioner and clerk and
department. assistant.
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The "P.-I." claims that In case a
franchise f. granted 10 the new gas
company. backed by Lyman Q.
Smith. VIM. nottingham and Il. II.
Malone. there will be an early con
solidation with the Seattle Gas 4
Electric Co. and then competition
will then be at an end.
II Mr.. Smith wanted the plant Of
the old gas company. worth only
$4,000 and bonded for 3i,100,00O. h.
would hardly 20 about getting II by
installing an her plant at an OK
pense Of hair million dollars, max
ing the two combined cost 81 500, 900
II would be just half million dol
lars cheaper to buy the old concern
outright.
But MIR. Smith and associates, If
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WENT TO SLEEP
BY R. R. TRACK

Patrick Murphy the t.rarY minr=
Aiued SATURDAY. uIEht h1 "a train Of
that place. probably met hlH death
az the result 90 drink To had been
drinking considerably and bad asi=
drnfty some g. sleep nu ths railroad
uaek The remains afs az Butter
Wolths Murphy WAS a member IN
Eoed standing ~ the independent
t,rdsr 81 odd EellHaH
THE 500 excursion rate announced
by the Great Northern Railway pro-
vidsa that passengers can return
over auy route.
pr waErun~r Hrst teeth. q %
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When J. I Morgan has captured
the trade uf this little globe upon
which We Whirl. he will ehat en-
viow eyes upon the other planets.
There Is no such thing AZ satlsfyins
INnL MN
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ARCHITECTS.

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So Manun 4 Walker. tOi ~ /. blk.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
AnaraAcr OF TILE.

JBHonsE. 1ItEMFEH q -. me-.
Abstract company eatabiihhed
1879 Mining clam abstracts Haar.
msut 81 the NWuH iHfa Guiding
Booth WhittIrscY- Hunford Abstract
Coz established 1868. burnmrut 81
Hntlor block Telephone Main -
-.I-N.I.rI IL AE-Lt.lI o. n L.
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PEOPLES SAVING hank.
Second avenue and Pike ST. Capital
paid up. 100 o1o r. g. Seafelder,
pres }. T. Hayden. cash. J. 7.
0fFeuieaf nfEf. cash Commercial
aaNiaFn and trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATfONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid IN. G52t. 600. sur
plua. 81 90.
J Furth. pres J. g. Goldsmith.
yir~ pres. X. Y. Ankena cashier
Cortreap onaentH IN principal cities
IN the United States auf Europe.
National Bank Of Commerce
PAID up capital $500. Ei5o. 90
TfansactH general banking business.
u. Q Henry. pres. 4. X Spencer.
cash. safe deposit vaults for rent
safe Depes.. sssii Boxes to- Rsat
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or SEATTLE
Paid ~ Capital $1,000
General banking business transacted
J. = Hsgs. D.. pres.: NJ. MeMiek.
en- vice pfra T. Turner. cash r.
,. Para hurst Asst. cash. Exchange
or pftnciHaI eItisz ~ =. 8. Europe.
Scandinavia American Bank
n Seattle q Fenerl banking bual.
neaH transacted Deposits 81 zoo coo.
A chiheHT Hrra O. l.. Grundahl,
Isl vice pres A. ~ soriberr. cash.
} =. Lane asst cash No branches.
The canaelan Bank OF Commsrce
capital PAID up .s.s..s... ". ~. QV9
Eight Million DOliarH.f
sur Plus sz.-ts.ss. .#.a... .. %. u. Goo. ofQq
Interest allowed on time deposits
A general Baukiug Business Trans
acted
SEATTLE BRANcH-Cor Of
James 81. and Second Avenue
II. a. CAMERON Mar
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The best hotels. families and "a
looms all use Diamond Ice. TEL.
Main 1853
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THE SPECIAL FEATURE offered
by the Great Northern Railway 10
that all tickets to Buffalo are good
over any route returning
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
WHAT NEXT

WHAT NENTa
The well being drilled adjacent 20
our CopallA Point property seems
To be cqualinE. n not outdolng the
well So the Teniuo district. where
Wc have over 1900 acres nr. O.
G.. Chase. vice president 90 the
Great Northern oil Company.
writes from Hoqulam under date
~ June J. as follows.
IT. Il Chapman Manager 81 Oiym-
pfc oU Company George Davis.
county commissioner. and several
others came from the Olympic oil
cumpany's well AT Copalis Point
yesterday. They an concur in
combining the reports or the
How ~ petroleum mixed with blue
mud fClayl at every pumping from
the we'll at depth Of $50 feet.
Mr.. . the new driller. is dts
charged. but confirms the report OF
oil thoing pumped from the well.
ns abovel. It's "A sure thing.
our stockholders feel very much
encouraged
Notwithstanding those most assur-
ing reports the Great Northern
oil Company. having nearly 5000
acres ia the best oil districts Of
this state and poo acres in Calf
furuia. is stIll offering n limited
number Of HSsossnblc shares
Of treasury stock Mt 10 cents: in
lots of 80 or more shares. Remit to
GREAT NORTHER OIL co. box
- Seattle Wash. once IFS Cher
~ street.
Fortune knocks once at every
mans door"
EX ELLENT OPPORTUNITY
for right many We want two thor
ouRhly experienced prospectors to
Join party Of four bound for new
district In Alaska. Must contrib
ute $3.50 each toward outfit, etc.
Call : 10 y. m, Hotel Astoria. 400
Fourth avenue.
WANTED To buy good shinEle
mill cheap IN good location. ]. w.
L..nr.. Ila In II
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COLUMBIA. Hartford and Vldetie
bicycles. Christopher Bros. ili2
Eas8FN
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For health treatment at Ladies'
Bath Pariorz. 9it ard az. Mrs TAFT
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auHaIo E1posltlon.

Round trip tickets VA Greal
Northern railway. tss
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Baker says something In personal
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HELP WANTED.


Northwest Intelligence Co, 1884,
Second avenue and Union street
OBiEelow block. Largest employ
ment Office north % San Francisco.
good railroad station men at
onces can make s. % 10 g. 80 day.
coal miners al once, best mine In
the state. s.. : hours.
Few good sawmiil men today for
best mills on the coast
2 boys in city. about 1915 years
old. steady work. only hours DAY.
ShinEle saw hier at once: viii
guarantee work all summer.
Man and wife cooks for camp. at
once must be o. X
Man cook for restaurant. so clear.
Woman cook for hotel. $40.
? Mattresses a. once. s. % week.
short hour waitress. $3.50 week:
best place 10 work in town.
I girl for only people. SIS month.
girl for people, SO month.
HouEekeeper for gentleman with
children. easy place.
Lady to canvass for good article
We have work for everybody. Tel.
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DENTISTS


a. " PHILLIPS. 81 Heuaay gIk.
Chicago Deutaf Go. ga uncaey
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LEO 5 business College, Union. IA.
individual instruction. all subjects
BEST methods ana teachers. Acme
business College, Second and Pike.
n W schbol Telegraphy: Pioneer
Wilson'S business College. Main tis
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DREssMAkERs.
EDucArIoMAl.


Einrkr'H pernin Shorthand School.
private individual instruction. 20 .
nifi0us secured "a Boston block.
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COLLECTION AorNcIgs.

cry COLLECTION AGENCY. ilOS
sixth avenue, Best OF references
MONEY collected. 81 Boston block.
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THICK80N1E WY1AN1 %. manu- manu-
facture aud repair electrical APP
parHtuH 1914 West az Main 78s
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REAL EsT1TE.

20 acres waterfront, 5-room hous,
and outbuildiugs. go bearing fruit
trees all kinds Of small fruits
between f09 and so chickens; e 70
b4 Belgian hares, 2 good mica
cows. some blooded ducks and 9th
er things 1880. Terms. r l.
HUSTON, eos Bailey building.
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.

WANTED To buy good shinEle
mill cheap IN good location. J. W.
flHnfs9ra TlaiiurN
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PATENT ATTORNEY.
Personal.

FASHION Hair Store. 1913 Second
avenue: diagnosis OF the scalp
free Of charGA
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DYEtHo AND CLEANING.

=
PnrIHlau bye Works We call for.
clean. press. deliver your clothes.
once tilk lat ave Tel Main i9lf
AMERICAN steam Dye Works. dry
cleaning 1916 West. AZ. AaiH 73T
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FARMERS INSTITUTE
For Preston County 10 be Held at Reeds.
VILE, W. Va, December 1914,
1901.
PROGRAM.
MoRNiNo.ssssoN--sIRsr DAY.

NoRNlNG.SessioN--ruRsr nay.
Music.
PRAYER
Opening address by President n A
Hartley
The Object OF Farmers Institutes Mem
Der state Board of Agriculture.
Potato Culture Richard Loar
How to Keep the Farm Clear of Filth
Thomas Fortncy
Music
Adjournment until 40 p, m,
AFTERNOON SESSION.
How Best to Improve Our Public High
ways-A, 4. McMillcn,
The Lcaks on the Farm-IIoward Martin
Music
Cattle or Sheep; Which for Prodta-ii.
a. Hartley.
Rotation of Crops-A Stacy shaw
Adjournment until 90 D. m
NIGHT SESSION
Music
What the Farmers Home Should BE-
Member Board of Agriculture
Rccitation-MisS frankie Loar
Rccitation-Mrs. Grace Clever
Address, II, Clarkson.
instrumental Music--Niss BESSIE Ash
burn.
Farmers wife Mrs s. Dunn.
Qnartet-B. 7. Wolf S. Dunn Virgil Me.
Millcn aud Mrs. William Cobun.
Rccitation-Miss Lucrctia Clark
Rccitation--Miss Myrtle Mancar
Farmers Daughter - Miss pcrsis
Hagans.
Music--Quartct
Debate - Question "REsoLvFp. That
There Are Greater Inducements i'm the
West for young man who intends To be a
farmer than ia the East" Affirmative,
Richard Loar, O. A. Dill; negative, r. 4.
Loar, Mason Watson.
General Debate
Music-"Thc Old oakcn Bucket
Adjournment until 80 a. m.
MORNING. sEssIoN--sEcoND DAY
Music
Prayer
win Extensive Gardening. .paya-John w.
Guscman
Is IL Profitable to Shelter Fccd and Live
Stock2-Hon. w G. Brown
Why the Farmer Should bc a 3ookkceper
Francis lIocrmans
Soil Fcrtility--IIow to Secure and Main
tain II - Representative Of Experiment
station
Appointment of committees
Adjournment until 90 p. m
AFTERNOON SESSION
Music-"West Virginia Ilills"
Report Of committees and election of
officers
Some Mistakes Our Farmers Make
Member Board of Agriculture.
How TO Keep the Boys on the Fam
Thomas Loar
How the Husband Can mako the Wifc's
Burdens Lightcr--Mrs. Jennie Wolf
Music.
Adjournment
Norr.-General discussion will follow
each subject
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VIRGINIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1901

the shattered household. They kept
apart and spoke little. Lucinda wrIth.
cd To see how plainly her aunt and
Ethan recognized the special shame
for their little party In this bigger
shame and how plainly they showed
their recognition. She denied 20 her
self first Its existence and then It's jus.
tce and denounced Aunt Emmy and
Ethan for n pair OF nlnnlcs. goln
roun' with their heads hangln bout
somethin they had nothln I'm this NOR.
tai world TO do with" Yes. it was
true. For once other considerations
outweighed Aunt Emmy's appetite for
sensation, and she was humbled.
Lucinda got up at dawn. She was
pale. and her mouth was shut with n
hrmness quite absurd ON such a be-
curved little face. Before the sun rose
she succeeded I'm getting hold OF Ethan.
She dragged him out OF doors and into
the dcwy grass for private converse.
The slccpincss left his eyes when she
faced him and said ferccly. 81 want TO
go TO Strathboro and git married just
as soon as you can saddle up."
Tho poor mans head whlrlcd. A hun.
dred things seeming TO demand consid.
Grafton and time sprang TO his mind.
ana withal his arms ached 10 catch this
small amazon Off the ground and 60 his
breast. But he was n wise one. wns
Ethan. He held himself quite still. ma
he might IL bird had lighted on his
head. until he could answer quietly
that he'd go right Off and SEQ about tho
horses
"You tell Aunt Emmy" said Lucinda
alrlly.
"Lor a'mlghtyv' broke forth Aunt
Emmy In tones OF real irritation, drop.
ping Into n chair I'm the deserted best
room. II never henrn OF anything so
outdncious I'm all my days. Let her
come home and be married like n Chris
tian. l should think we'd had enough
crazy Janein to do us the rest OF our
born lives. aln't a-goIn to have her
nanny sayin ~
Good graciousr' broke I'm Ethan.
Have got TO 20 and cote you as long
as been cotin Luclndy fore 1 kin Kit
married.? Cnn't you see. Aunt EN-, that
dasnt stand foolln and argufyln with
that gyirlf Don't you know I've got
TO take her when can git her? And
III IL amt now there's no sayln on the
wide yeni'th when twill be-"
Ethan mopped his brow on his sleeve.
"Shorcly. shorely, Aunt En-. 'tain't
a-goin to he you as'll knock over the
bucket altogether! There's no telIIn
what Lucindy'll do next II she's rlled.
Bless you--thanky. thankyl Don't say
nothin To her; don't say nothIn no way.
Jest help her TO git rendy as IL she got
married Mt Strathboro every day In the
week."
IL Is pleasant TO know that I'm this
case. too, the impossible became pos
sible. and that 'twixt nature, use and
honest purposes Lucindas marriage
was not failure. and TINT she, selfish
human that she was. never regretted
nm experiment which cost poor MIlly
Anson dear indeed, for only after years
tf obloquy and sorrow. vain efforts and
journeyings to the "Eelynols," for
country. was husband for her at last
secured.
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herself, but truth and Scripture stln
failed 10 make new Milly, as n little
time was 60 show. Ii was the after
noon of the wedding day when Lucinda
arrived. The ceremony was TO be per-
formed that evening. The house was
already fun OF guests and was like n
hive of swarming bees. such buzzing
aud burrylng and scurrying were there.
for toilets were I'm the making. and
many white dress, brought. like Lu.
cinda's own, In saddlebags, must now
be ironcd out. be the kitchen quarters
filled with never so much anxiety and
turmoil OF their own.
The men. moro or less unhappy and
stranded. tried to keep out OF the way
and staid chiefly out OF doors. Despite
Intermittent, decorous efforts TO save
himself for the great moment the
bridegroom was painfully conspicuous
among them, being n marked aud soil.
tary man by reason OF his store"
clothes.
Ethan Simms was exactly the sort OF
male creature that looks upon such
eminence as thing hard TO bear. but
now. as the common fate of bride
grooms. he gazed at that long tailed.
brass buttoncd blue coat with heavy
hearted envy. lie was sadly dcprcss.
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did you ever see the name n lobster
Is born withT asked n flshmonger. "It
Is marked on his person. No? Well.
I'll show you one"
The fish vender took n lobster out or
n heap on the marble slab.
TITS name is joe" he said after he
had inspected one OF Its legs. "Now,
can you find itf
The customer took the lobster ginger
ly by the back OF the neck. where II
could not reach his hand with It's nip
pers.
Turning Il on its back, so that tho
short brown legs at its side Hoped
backward, yellow streak half an inch
long and an eighth OF an inch wIdo
was seen on the inside OF the thigh.
In this yellow streak. like n mosaic,
were short lines. MS though some one
had printed on II with Indeliblc brown
Ink I'm back hand the characters Joe"
Some Holsters are named jim" tho
hsbmonger said. some Jack, others
John, and ] once clearly made out the
name Julia"-I,ondon Telegraph
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ily discipline. what afr you doln
keepln everybody waitin2 Put down
that baby. You're only getun him
ready to cry when lie sees you're ago
IN. You. Rose take that baby roun' 10
the Kitchen. Now, pick up that snack
basket and come along"
"Sbe ought 20 be goln 10 her own
weddin, Oughtn't sheT" said Ethan to
The sympathetic mother as he lifted his
bright faced. springing sweetheart into
the saddle. No horse blocks for them,
if YOU please.
u wouldn't be goin II It was my own.
ia be stayln. and Ia have TO lose all
This yere blessed ridin," said she. That
small saying was afterward remem-
bcred and was quoted for many years
among the Todds as lf II were n with
cisn, but now II passed without more
aotice than an Irrelevant speech
wei. bless you. honey" said her
mother as she settled her skirts for her.
Surely IL was not TO be expected that
government should always prevail and
crossnoss be the rule OF life.
Lucinda was not without n show OF
reason IN reckoning this ride as n pleas.
IRE overbGlancing the pOmp and pride
Of matrImOny. All day they ambled
on, with only woods and fields about
them, ana were oftcncst aud longest In
the depths Of the sun threaded, fra
grant forest twilight, everything but
The road beneath their feet untouched
pristine. primal as n man bad never
been. Ah. who has such Journeys
now7
Aunt Emmy was as softly acc0mmO-
dating as poor Mrs. Todd herself could
have been and often covered mile after
mile. riding on ahead. without once
directing her tunnel Of n sunbonnot be-
hind her. Lucinda's bonnet wsg gcucr-
ally hanging backward over her shoul-
dcrs. Poor Luciud8'3 reputation for
beauty was sadly injured by her brown
skin milky whitcness was OF all things
most admired IN he's world but she
took the sweet with the bitter and ab-
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TIE PRIDE OF PRESTON.
Bnckwheat Cakes and Sausage Now
In Season.

When Ike gravy's on the bnokwheats and
the sausages are hot,
When the steam is floating upward from the
shining coffee pot.
When the cook stirs up the batter that was
set the night before
And when little Pete and Peggy smack their
lips and yell for more
Oh, It's then man is always feeling pretty
near his besl---
II there isn't any trouble with the works
beneath his vest
And IT'S then he ought to humbly thank
the Lord for what he's got
When the gravy's on the buckwheats and
the sausages are hot.
There's fragrance that comes. floating
from the pancakes on the plate.
That should nerve a man 20 aciion--make
him strong for any fate
There is Joy, there's inspiration in the
smears on Salie's chin.
And IT'S good to sec little Willie as he
scoops the sausage in
ana wnhl sweeler music IS there Than the
rasping. slapping sound
That the busy cook produces as she stirs the
batter arouud
Oh, each precious, lucious mouthfnl quickly
finds the proper spot
When the gfavy's on the buckwheais and
the sausages are hot.
'When the frost is on the pumpkin vine,
And the folders in the shock :"
Fresh sausage in the frying pan,
And buekwheat batter in the crock.
Then the Pride of Preston. comes to the
front
And al thought Of indigestion is banished.
While the com-fed porkcr's gruni
From the old hogpen has vanished.
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Is twice-a week paper, published on
Mondays and Thursdays, Io4 papers q year,
for ONE DOLLAR. Il gives al the news
Of the state and nation, is ably edited. and
embraces everything desirable in news
paper for persons living outside Of the
cities. Send Twenty-Five cents for a four
months trial subscription. Mention
this paper. Address
THE SENTINEL.
parkersburg. W. Va
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There is more Catarrh in this section of
the country than all other diseases pvt To-.
gcthcr and until thc last fcv years was
supposed t0 bc ucurIbic FOR "a great
many years doctors pronounced it local
disease. and prcscribod local remedies. and
by constantly iaiiue 90 cure with local
treatment pronounced it inCura bic.
Science BIAS proven catarrh CO. bc c0BsO.
twional disease. and therefore rcqmrs con.
stitutional treatment Hall Catarfh Cure
manufactured by u j Cheney s. Co.
Toledo. Ohio is the only constitutional
cure on the market 10 is taken internally
in doses from io drops Co u tcasponful m
aCts directly on ihc blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. 1hcy offer ono hun
drcd dollars for any case t fails tO cure.
Address CnENEY Co.
Toledo. O
Sold by druggists zsC
Hall Family Pills arc the best
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There viii De a meeting of the slockhol
dcrs Of The Farmers Union Association and
Fire Insurance Co, Of Preston county. W.
Va. At Bruceton Mills. on Saturday, Dec.
7, 1901. for The purpose Of elcctng officers
and transacling any other business relative
20 said company.
J.. II. fRANKH0UsER, Pies.
G. O.. FRASgHOrsEa, Sec
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The Best Time.

The best time to cure a cough or cold is
when you are first affected pleasant and
sure remedy for sore throat weak lungs
bronchial soreness coughing spells. etc Is
Mexican Syrup for coughs and COnsump-
ton. BE wise in time aud keep bottle In
your medicine chest always handy for i'm
mediate use. remembering the old adagc
"a stitch In time. saves nine Itisa true
lung tonic and sells for only zs cents
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-12-05

WANTED SEVERAL PERSONS or
Character aud good reputation in each
state ione in this county rcquircd) to repre-.
sent and advertise old established wealthy
business house of solid financial standing.
Salary Sfs % weekly with expenses addi-
tional all payable iu cash each wednesday
direct from head Offices Horse aud car.
riagc furnished whom necessary References
Enclose scli-addfcsscd stamped envelope
Manager sfs CsxtOn Building Chicago
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-12-05

Or S. M Hardman. Eye Nose. Ear and
Throat Specialist Spcctaclcs and Aru6.
ciai Eyes Fitted Grafton. W va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-12-05

Trains Daily except sunday.
No persons carried on any other thar
hc trains named above and stops only at
stations designated. ] A. NhRrtN
Gem Supt