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Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

The New York restaurant newly
renovated and under Chas. Hurst's
able management j. again the center
of restaurant custom.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

" ord received from smith Whip
states that be is getting along exceed
iDgly well since the operations was
performed ON his arA last Weduesday
at 81. Luke's hospital in Chicago.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

With occasional flarries of snow and
contracting mercury in The thermo-
meter il begins 20 feel wintery around
the edges
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

Miss Mamie Shackleflrd left for
Denver Monday evening to visit for
two weeks or more with the family of
A. M Stevenson
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

Found Near Presbyterian church
about November lst = pair 1t gold
bowed spertscles IN metal leather
covered case. Owner may have same
Nv paying for this notice.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

Nj ss Sylvia smith, versatile edit
ress of the Crested Butte Citizen was
in Gunnison saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

pad in its taxes 10 the county treas
urer Monday oa yaiastioa ct sIO,-
100, a reduction from sI8, ,ZJs77.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

foR BENT-ctOre room on central
Main street, lzXZs. Excellent To-
cation aud convenient size Tor small
business. Inquire at NEws CHAMrIos
office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

j. T.. Brown, Of Telluride, spent II
couple of days in the city first of the
week, visiting his parents. Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Ira Brown, and departed
"Wednesday on trip to ST. Joe, Mo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

Ars q l.. >aods grass Tess..sed = Cd
se-aay irusa a .isisaA- S.sss y tll
friends asd FcissiSe- al i,asves, fses-
10 add Salid4.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

tss es-Yfoa ..s.aas ..sa s-ss 81
~ ~ I-Essss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

Geo. / .enlHiihg " a. takes thros9h
% Canon CAY tuesday 10 serve a
year Ia the pen tor steanng dia-
mcnd RAG al Oar4y recently.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

Maude Stevens was up from lola
Tuesday. Mrs. r. J. Trevarthen re-
turned with her for a short visit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

Dave Patterson. MASTER Hscbsnic
ef this division ct the Bic Grand
came over from sahda Tuesday 40
look over work in the shops at this
place.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

Frank Anderson has been getting
really for the holiday season by paint
ing and papering his barber shop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

~Ah,' said the star bosrder - be
turned the hash over with bis fors
''fhe chunks OF meat are familiar. bet
! can't seem 90 remenfllrr the potato. -
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

4. b. Ai4lor @aG s.snllly ss Abs sv-
pes Cess4la. sfcat sh.asssszssss.S "a
ssc cay ~isa Ms .Ha ssss. ,a.seses
Adams
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

Go 10 the New York restaurant
for your sunday dinner. Turkey and
all the trimmings
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

Thos. Nsbel h and fe were down
from Baldwin Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

a.. , ls@ess, " .l4e ,esssl.~ s.s.es
~.s "a s0~n N ss..s-.a..y
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

Mrs. W. A. Willis OF Howeville
was shopping in Gannison last satur-
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

a. T. Eaek. " fs-N.n 49, -ess ..
osaF ssTecl- n 5ss.@s
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

The W. e. T. 4, will meet at the
home 0f NJ. Je--s Corum next rhurs-
cay. Dee. 4th at 80 O'clock. Al
members are urged TO attend
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

The New York restaurant will
give fine turkey dinner Sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28
LOCAL NEWS.

Nj. NJ. Foster was over from spen-
Ger "Wednesday on business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

A. AcFg.ssassa ~as Ss ssosA hose
y es.s.sss4.1 ssygkisa@ ~ sss iss.sAs-
gsssag.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

VIII Decker OF the Crested Butte
Pilot was in the city yesterday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

Thanksgiving day Mrs. A. Hart
man entertained ar !. turkey dsnser,
the boys ui her susday schosl cls-z
a. che Methodist church
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

A.01scri l-.,.s4s.s.-ssr ea...se a. ssess "a
e.ss as-. " tae 1854.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

Jorsa.c 4 C.s4itas..a So tn he clrF
y edss-dss fruH e,hio Gas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

Dell Mckee vent over 10 Ssiida
suadsv aud sss initiated ia the
Erofhcrhood of Locomotive Fireman
before returning
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

hNATHOIit fhurch Morning mas at lnss on
~ frzt aud third -umd1ys- sunday schoui st
aasu a. m. tr Hilly Rector
ETHODiST EPfSC or Al Church a Gun-
- nison sunday school 81 H. a. N. Worn
ing zsrViee at ~ "a ~. clmz= meeting al L M.
Junior League ~ D. m. tpworth League al
~ and evening service at - q. m Midw""k
q. G. Coulter. Pastor.
DDRESBYTERIAN Church Morning service at
D. a. IA. SUNDAY Schuol at Y M. JunieT
Endeavor at 3 clock. thri-tfau kndeavor A.
3 ~ ana evening service uf 80 O.. m MidWes
prayer meetings on Wednesday EVENING" kos.
v. A. Bass. Pastor.
hAPTiST Preaching service at II ~ am. and
- sap m. sundays. Bible school at Y m
Prayer ueetiug edursduy al I y. m. Gov
enaut meeting ON " ednesday before the trst
sunday in each month NJ. l.. tioh,
Pastor
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

= e. Cre~ iey the NsiaAH Hssl
carricr. 49, 10 teUn a.; - he ~eek
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

t.ert keiier sad vie arc spesa az
tue ~eos ~sth NJ and M u. s-uAE-
@. >oi b EISer
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

t.sin@er klily DAVIS Fesnuuea
home SUNDAY after -ix weeks rtH
on The Nsruh b och brsHch u the -
a ~ G.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28
1iIf PlBIIC

20 Dear born St, Chicago, m
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

bsxse- y. sspp. esaniy .issHses
.ssse a sa~i.o-- "trip 10 ossrsS la-a
; rsa<y. seiurminz >s.teEa.s
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-11-28

Jossa.a C.saiinsa.s 80 in he ci1F
Sedae-dss fFuH e,hio Gay
\ a. Cre~ iey ths NsiaaH sssl
carricr. 49, 10 teUn a.; - he ~eek
norf keiier sHa ~aie arc spend az
TIE ~eos ~sth NJ and Ass. u. >ssars
90 >oG b EESer
Dexse- n ssPp. esanay .aserses
m.sse a ba~i.o-- trip 10 Ossrss l@-g
trsa~y. returnsnz >sfssa.s
tsgin-cr Elty DAVIS Feturued
home >asday after a -ix weeks rus
ou the Noruh Fork sraHch II the -
re
Dell Mckee vent over 10 Ssiiaa
>undsy aud ~ss initiated Ia the
s'f'Ah'th'fs W is|'tasH wv v tfsbhstt
before returning
The W. &. T. L, will meei At the
home oi M. Jes-s Corum next rhurs-
cay, Dee. 4th at 80 o'clock Al
members are urged 10 attend.
~Ah-" said the star bosrder q be
tsrned the hash over with bis tors.
''fhe chunks OF meat are familiar. bet
! can't seem 90 remember the potato. %
Dave Patterson. master Hsscbsnic
ef this division ct the Bio Grande
came over from salids Tuesday 40
loot over work in the shops at this
place.
Mrs Hulda Nood- has retired iron
the tleme Bakery leaving Mrs MIlner
IN charge. The bakery has been GEL
ting tipe reputation lot hume made
bread and pastry.
Found Near Presbyterian church
about November Isl = pair ot gold
bowed spcrtscles in metal leather
covered case. Owner may have same
Nv paying for this notice.
The Headlight Go. at Spencer Is
sinking ia tbs main shaft and about
the first of December expect Co put
on seven or eight men and develop
the property systematically.
% 4. Cady was called home from
Della Yesterday on account of the
illness Of his little boy with diph-
iberia. Chas. stewart went down 10
take his place and Frank Cuthbert is
running the switch engine for a few
days.
Monday morning, Mr. and Mrs. +,
W. Munson arrived from Howell.
Michigan 10 spend the winter with
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry +. Lake. Mrs.
MuDson is sister of Mr.. Lake They
visited here some weeks in the summer
of 1896
The Montszums Lumber company
At Mspeos are putting up new plar-
ing mill. 60xs0 feet. The sawmill is
also being put in shape and other i'm
provements advanced. w. II. End
ner left for that section Monday to
operations
The Crested Butte traiu crew had
an accident last Friday near Howe
vile. An axle broke and ditched
part of the train. Three ears were
piled mp and split into kindling wood
No oae was hurt and the track was
soon cleared and traffic resumed.
Clinton nj iller started work last
week on the new buildings at the Al
mont summer resort, but his wife who
had accompanied him was taken seri-
ously in. and brought back to Gunni-
son Saturday afternoon. She is much
better and Clinton expects soon TO be
gin carpenter work again up the
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An obIIgfng Caller.

When NJ. Clemenceau was In the
French chamber OF deputies. he be
came for some reason the idol OF the
workingman. but bis popularity. ac
cordIDg to the course OF nature, brought
its penalties. He was besicged by all
sorts OF people. who came merely to
ask questions. and sometimes they
were questions OF the most trivial sort
He was originally doctor and used
to give advice for nothing at certain
hours or the day. One morning work
ingman entered his room. and Cleinen.
ceau said without looking up from his
writing:
Take or your coat and shirt I'll
attend to you directly"
Three minutes later lie found the
man had stripped to the waist.
There is nothing the matter with
you" said the doctor when he had
made an examination
81 know there isn'tp' returned the
man.
Then what did you come forf''
ITO consult you on a political ques
tion"
but what did you strip forr
~ thought you wanted an Illustra.
tion OF the cmacIated body or the man
who lives by the sweat OF his brow"
The political question remained un
answered M Clemenceuu was too ex-
nspcrnted to do more than tell the man
to dress and go home.
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II want to go to Lancaster" said a
nervous looking old woInun as she peer.
ed through at the ticket seller In the
Broad street station "Wili you kindly
tell me when the next train gocsr'
''file next train leaves Mt 1l:40." was
tue reply.
And when does II reach Lancns
terri asked the old woman.
"Its two hour express; gets there
at i9O"
Goodness met don't like to travel
so fast I'm afraid Of accidents"
"No danger ut all. madam. assure
you"
But surely you have slower trains "
"Oh. yes; there's one Mt 1910. that
doesn't get TO Lancaster until $40"
"weIl. guess I'll walt for that one
There's no use in taking any unncces
sary risks" And she bought her tick.
ct to Lancaster and sat down to wait
for tile slow aiu.-Pbilade,phia Res.
ord
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sed past his ear. and ten seconds later
he found his head In circling cloud
or bees. One OF the widows hives was
svormiug. No matter whether the
bees took him for roscbush or a sun
Hover. they began settling down on
his head and shoulders. In flve min
utes he was almost hidden from sight
and perfectly helpless. One move OF
his hand would have resulted In a
thousand stings.
We'll. Uncle Jerry" said the widow
ns she carefully advanced, II was rath-
er expecting you. l am glad you've
come. suppose you want to talk
about George aud Polly getting mar
riedr"
yves" softly replied the caller. 81
came TO say that have told George II
mustn't be-"
"oh. you did, Well. quite agree
with you. and ysu can so back home"
"But how can go?"
ANY way you wish. II you carry
the bees home, ! hope you'll bring
them back tomorrow
"Dut I can't do itr' he walled. 81
dasn't move a foot. II the bees get
mad. I'm dead manr'
YES. to be sure. but I've got other
work on hand. I don't think you'll
have to stand here over a week before
the bees will find the new hive"
Lord. widder. but you won't leave
me In this fix! You couldn't have the
heart to do itr'
she replied. George and Polly have
both got hearts, but It's nothing TO us
l wonder just how many bees are
hanging to your right carr
"Millions, wlddcr. millions" he
hoarsely whispered. "and millions
more to my hat and hair and chIni
Can't they be scraped on?"
mot today. Uncle Jerry. hear you
don't like me-"
But l do. You beat me In them
lawsuits. but you ought to. guess"
but you don't like Polly"
"Yes, do. Polly is the incest girl
In all this county"
"She is that. but how you move
about! You must stand as stendy as
la tree. Yes. Polly Is n nice girl"
but do something for mer' he en-
Ncated.
@@D' Noh Aou NoH iht lliu
you don't want George and Polly to
marry, and
''Widder Blair" came the whispered
words from amid the bees, II like you.
| like Polly"
And GeorgeT
He may marry Polly tomorrer.
Hang 1t. only get these bees on'n me,
and George and me will marry the hull
caboodle OF you before sundownr'
Uncle Jerry's word was considered
ms good as his bond. and bnlf an hour
later. by careful manipulation. the bees
were hivcd and he was free to go.
Pale faced and weak In the knees, he
drove into the barnyard. calling to his
son:
George go over TO the WIdder
Blair's tonight and ask Polly II she'll
be ready to marry you week from
todayw
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ONE MOVE OF HIS HAND WOULD HAVE
kEsULTiD IN A THOUSAND srISGs.
the nge OF twenty-onc he had never
spoken to 1--WE members or the opposite
sex and was as bashfuI as girl OF
sixteen.
The crisis OF his young life occurred
one day when. driving sheep over to
the Rawsonvillc market. lie passed the
farmhouse OF the Widow Blair. He
was just In time to assist the hired
man. the widow and her daughter Pol.
iy to extinguish n fire In the barn. Al
though he hurried on as soon as pos.
sible. lie had left his heart behind with
Polly.
ture when he returned home. and bash
full rs he was he had managed to see
Polly half dozen times and excite her
Interest before the news reached the IN.
ther's ears. After little reflection
Uncle Jerry went to the field where
George was hoeing potatoes.
Look here. George. It's about time
you got married. The house Is big
enough for another family. aud OF
course you have no thoughts OF leaving
home. guess you'd better shine up
to Jim Taylor's gal. She amt much
on looks. us I'D allow. but I've heard
she was great worker. There's go
Ing to be u circus In Rawsonville next
week. and ! don't mind giving you n
dollar to take her along"
George managed to reply that be
didn't think he'd get married for
awhile yet.
well. there's no hurry. OF course.
but lcmme tell you something. I've
heard that you was casting Sleeps
eyes toward the Widdcr Biairs. You
might as well quit that ia ruther see
you In your grave than married into
that family
Isn't the widow q nice womanT"
asked George.
"No. sir. she ain'tr' declsiveIy re-
piled The father. II had two lawsuits
with her about ten years ago. and SHE
beat me In both. I'd also have got the
prize on hogs Mt the county fair last
year " she hndn't had six OF hers there.
Shes the last woman or earth ] want
related TO me. Better go over TO Tny.
lor's tonight and ask surnh to 20 to
the circus with you"
But George didn't. aud a month later
he almost paralyzed his father 10y say.
ing:
Dad. ! have asked Polly Blur 20
marry me. and size has consented"
"Jcrus,a. but you don't mcnn itr'
shouted the father as he Jumped clcnr
pif the ground.
II do" was the quiet reply.
But you can't marry her, George.
| forbid you to. I'll never give my
consent TO any such thing II you
want TO mnrry. 20 over and ask Sarah
Taylor TO have you"
"Ill never do itr'
There was open rebellion at last. the
first time the son had ever questioned
parental authority Uncle Jerry's first
thought was to lock the boy up IN the
smokehousc. the next to threaten TO
disInherit him Then his sbrewdness
came to lis MD. aud he said:
owe won't say no more about II Just
now. hut when we come TO hnvc n talk
! guess wc can agree
Three days later he drove up TO tile
Widow IIialr's. lie intended TO pitch
~ so vigorously that tile widow aud
her daughter would order him off tie
place and his son after him. As he
drove up he saw tie widow out In the
orchard aud Inurl bef drumming on n
tin pan IIc turned hp that direction.
He was thinking OF how hc should
open the mattrf When something buz-
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EXCURSION RATES
To Principal Conventions Held In
Various Portions OF the United States
for Which Special Rates will be In
Eject via Baltimore a. Ohio II. u.

Denver. col--Nation 4 Fraternal Con.
grcss. Aug 2c3o. One fare for the round
trip to Denver. Colorado Springs or Pueblo
Col Tickets good gong Aug. "a and %,
good returning until Sept 60 Inclusive.
Denver, Col.--Nationai Association Of
Letter Carriers. Sept. 10. One fare for
the round trip to Denver. Colorado Springs
or Pueblo. Col. Tickets good going Aug.
AZ to q, good returning until Sept. 20,
inclusive
Salt Lake CITY. Utah Grand Lodge
B. u. q. T.. Aug. ~ toT1 One fare Tor
the round trip 90 Chicago or ST. Louis
added 90 fares authorized thercfrom.
Tickets on sale Aug to 8. valid for return
until sept 80. Intensive.
san Francisco. Cal l---Bicnnial Meeting
knights OF PJthias. Aug. Is-rs One fare
20 Chicago plus $50 for the round trip
tickets on safe Aug 20 7. valid for return
to Sept. 80. inclusive.
Washington. -. C.--National Encamp.
meni. G.. A. x, Oct. OH One fare for the
round trip. Tickets good going OCT to
2, valid Tor return until Oct "a BY deposit
OF ticket with Joint Agent al Washington
and payment Of fee Of hfty cents. extension
oi return limit may be secured 10 Nov.
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The largest ruby known is one men
tionrd by Chardln rs hnvine lpvn en.
gray'd wiil, the name OF Sbcik SVphy
Anotiur nohic ruby ~ in i,osSessiom Of
the shah OF rcrsin ~ weight Is pmt
at l'5 tnrHts : thirG i"iougius to
the kine ~ sa'ar Was ru into u
h"''isr''"ri'ai frsn afpi 20 1853 wHs
bong'a fm Si5Hai y ruIp i@'~,asss,d
by '1.'H'us ,rniffus AMI prosecuted
10 ii' z ia a. re te.s o, 81, for
npj ~ u4. gt. ~, st
sr4 s.
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Notice Of InstItale

The lnstltotc for Preston county will be
held in the New Public School Building
Terra Alta. w. Va. beginning August 4ih
and Deahl
Examination will begin August nth 81
% a.. NJ IN fhc same building. a lecturer
OF natioaal reputation. OF 6rst-ciass
entertainment will be arranged for one OF
more evenings Of the week
FRANK w. OANDY.
County superintendent
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Jefeinlah Mead. farmer. money lend
er. bargain driver aud tight listed
citizen of Blair county. had earned the
name OF hard man. His wife was
submissive 10 servility. Ills son George.
their only child. had grown up In fear
OF him and after reaching his majority
still worked oil without wages.
jeremiah had forclosed mortgages
without mercy. he had lent money at
usurious interest, and no one could re-
member neIghborly act on his part.
Uncle Jerry, as he was called. knew
that he was In bad odor all over tho
county. but he rather gloried In II.
IL was seldom that the son George
had dollar OF his own or days vaca.
tion. but lie made few complaints, no
matter what he thought OF the situa-
tion. Having none OF the fathers
characteristics. he was a general favor
lite. ms fnr as people knew him. At
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To have given up would have mosnt
ccatb Tor Mrs. Lois Cragg. Of Dorchester
Mass. For gears she had endured untold
misery from = severe lung trouble and
obstinate cough often" She writes n
could scarcely breathe and sometimes
could not speak Al doctors and rcmedic ,
Jailed till used Dr. Kings New Discovery
Tor Consumption and was completely
cured. Sufferers from Coughs. Colds
Throat and Lung Trouble need this grand
remedy. for II never disappOints Cure is
guaranteed by the Cooke supply Co
Howcsvillc. soc and 500. Trial bottles
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One Of the best known disulleucs pro.
ducing high grade whiskey and handling
fine wines. desires TO correspond with sc-
liable gentleman, with the view Of having
him represent them in Preston and sur
rounding counties. to sell their goods to
families and consumers direct This is
hfst-class opening for = party who IS well
acquainted IN the counties. and can be made
very remnncrasive. Address,
PocAHoNTAs
p. o. Box 10, Cincinnati. q.
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- a. W. GLEASON.
SEAL Notary Public


And say some other saivc. ointment
lotion oil or healer is as good as Buckicn's
Arnica Salvc tel him thirty years Of mar
ycious cures % Piles Burns Boiis. Corns
Fcious. Ulcers Cuts. Scaids Bruises and
skin Eruption prove it's the best and
cheapest 2sc ~ tlic Cooke supply Com.
pany IfoWcsvillc
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Lee w inters.
Eugene
Fields
Views on Ambition and Dys-
pepsia.

dyspepsia" wrote Eugene Field,
ambition" Though great despite his
complaint Field suffered from fndiges-
tion all his life. A weak, tired stomach
can't digest your food. IL needs
rest. You can only rest it by the use
of q preparation like Kodol, which re-
lieves IL of work by digesting your food.
Rest soon restores it TO its normal tono.
strengthening,
Satisfying,
EIvigornting.
Prepared only by T.. @. DEWITT a. Co, Chicago
Tho 81. bottle contains ~ times the 50c. size
The Kingwood Pharmacy Tuuneiton
Supply Co. Dr Wm NJ Dent Ncwburg
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summer school.

MARSHALL BUSINESS CoLLFcH. Hunnog.
ton. Yves, Va. Pupils enrolled from 10
States. Graduates placed IN good positions
Board and room $500 10 80. 90 per month.
Enter ~ any time. Ask fof special rates
fot ihc ccmhf Bookkeeping, Shorthand
and Iypcwfiiing course. Wfiic fof tic new
catalogue address.
w. A. RipLEy. Principal
Huntington, ~. Va
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Latin she knew, and Saoscrii, too,
And Of French aud Greek a pile;
But when she tried 10 write good English
She missed Il BY a mile
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New Hack Line

On sud after April I. iooz, will ron a
hack line from kingsood 10 The nc~ mill
below MasOntown every Monday, Wcdncs.
day and Saturday, leaving kingwood Al
m and connecting with K 4 NJ trains.
returning Immediately after arrival Of usi1
from Mofgantown.
a. A. BRowN,
Kingwood Liveryman.
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JULIUS X. MONROE,
I W TURNER.
Licensed AuctIoneer,
tTwclve Years rraciice.)

Oilers his services TO the people OF Preston
county ~ " 90 per day. except Court
House Work AZ customary price
Address MhNowN. w. VA.
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Par, OF ,ne nosnl nern,ln.

The imperial orb used at King ED.
wards coronation is an emblem OF
sovereignty said to have been derived
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IIFHH COUNTY,
>. J. CHENEY K Co. makes oath that he
is The senior partner of the firm Of y. f.
CntNff 4 60 doing business in The City
OF Toledo County and State aforesaid and
tat said hrm viii pay the sum Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor each and every
case Of Catarfh that cannot be cured By
the use Of HALLS CATARRh CrRE.
FRANK I. CHENEY.
Sworn to before nc and subscribed in my
presence. this 9Th day Of December. a -
1870.
- a. W. GLEASON.
SEAL Notary Public
Haifs Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and
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from Rome. II first appears among tho
royal insignia Of England on the coins
OF Edward the Confcssor. The orb IL
held by the king during part of the
ceremony
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Whtciaw Reid. Special EmbnssHdor.
Editor Whiteiaw Reid or the New
York Tribune heads the special United
States embassy to KIng Edwards coro
nation. The honor will cost him a small
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DIR. G. R. sILvERwOOD.
ID Il NTlST.

VIII be at his Kingwood Office
.ne ALnu9Hr BUILDING from ist 10
18th of each month. ="
, ~ his Terra Alta Office In the Lawn
nul,DiN9, from the 10th to 22d inclp.
sive, each mouth.
~ ALL GLASSES or DENTAL woRK
DoaE.
SATisFACrIoS GuARANTrrp.