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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-15
Iarner Gun shop.

BY the removal OF c. II. Hinges to a
larger store on State street, the gun
and machine shop of John Maurer has
been enlarged to occupy the whole
front of that store, on State street.
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iron, 2Ox6O, next door to Reed g Saw
age. to be occupied by Conrad Dillon
with a new secondhand store. }. W.
Young is the contractor.
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New Business Building.

The Misses DeGuire have let con.
tract for the erection of a new busl-
ness building covered with corrugated
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For sale.-I win sell for the best
otier, three Chinese pheasant cocks
Win exchange one for good Chinese
pheasant hen. Address Earle Il. Aup-
perle, Jefferson. Or Sl6-St
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NEW TODAY.

ladies' Our harmless remedy for
delayed or suppressed period; cannot
fail. Trial free Paris Chemical Co.
Milwaukee, Wis. S15-5tsats
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silk Waists

We do not deylate from the truth
when we assert that this seasons
showing of silk waists surpasses In
beauty OF style and fabrics anything
ever shown In Salem. We urge an In
spootlon,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-15
DHZRY MPbE S
Boys Clothing

When so many mothers bring their
boys TO this store to fit them out In
suits II Is a pretty good indication that
the Quality Store" has the right goods
at the right prices. The new spring
line IL a fine one. Twice the assort-
mani mn,ve aYAr ahoWn.
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Nash Silks
Muslin Underwear

Judging from our salos In this de-
partment, the ladies' OF Salem appreei'
ate selecting from line OF strictly
hlgh.grade lingerie. The vast differ'
enee In qualities and trlning difference
IN price appeals to all sensible shop
pers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-08-20
Cultivating Ginseng.

Marion Huffman, the well known
First ward druggist. has started on
his Brooks Run farm anew agri-
cultural industry for this section,
if not for Ohio, the growing OF
ginseng through cultivation and
one which, on account of the graai
cost of the work and the length Of
time required for coming to ma.
turity, will not find much compe.
tition. The first thing done is &c
get the ground in shape which il
done by deep blowing and digging
where the entire plot must be GOV.
cred with rich surface soil from the
woods, and which it fits for the
plants. After they are out the
whole is to be covered with leaves
which are to protect the plants
during winter. But this is appar,
emily the least portion of the work
Heavy locust posts are placed al
through the grounds, which are tc
Joined with Cross timbers for the b,
purpose of shading the plants from
the sum- 1t takes six years to ma
ture the first crop. after which I
portion can be used every year b.
keeping up regular planting
of seed. To get some idea of tn,
labor required, half dozen mel
have been at work for some tim
and will be for weeks to come. MI
Huffman has been studying up tn
subject for some years and has per
sonally inspected some of the bes
farms in the country.-Bellair
Democrat.
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Excursion Niagara Falls and Re-
turn, Saturday, Aug. 23.
Tickets on sale from all points
on B. & o., Ohio River Division
and branches good going ON regu-
lar trains scheduled to reach Wheel
ing at or before 3:45 p. m. of Sat-
urday, Aug. 23d, in connection
with special train of through
coaches and Pullman sleeping cars
leaving Bridgeport, o, at 4:10 p
m arriving Niagara Falls via Erie
Railroad 6 a. m. next day Tickets
will be good returning until Aug.
26 inclusive. but by deposit of
ticket with Joint Agent at Nigga
"a Falls and payment of 25 cents,
return limit will be extended to
Sept. 8. inclusive. On return trip
tickets will be good to stop over at
jamestown or Lakewood, on
Chautauqua Lake, or at Cambridge
Springs, by deposit of ticket with
agent at those points No dep osit
fee necessary. Side trips at very
low rates from Niagara Falls to
Toronto, the Thousand Islands and
return. Only 81 round trip from
Point Pleasant, W Va. CORES.
pondingly low rates from other
points Call at ticket office B. &
o. r. r for particulars.
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Pan-America.


Correspond ence, 18th.
Mr.. E Sayre is on the sick list
this week.
Miss Mamie Gregg and brother,
of Sloan, were visiting friends
here Sunday.
Mrs. Rachel KimberIine and
daughter Mrs. Viola Tillis, spent
the day with Mrs. Alice Forbis
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Kimberling and Mis-,
Lillian Greenlee, who have beer
visiting relatives at Charleston, re.
turned home Saturday
Mr.. Walter Tillis made fiyine
trip to Eighteen today, on hil
wheel
Miss Carrie Batrell and Mis-
Stella Morgan and brother, wer,
visiting relatives in jackson coun
ty and attended the League Sun.
day night at Foster Chapel. They
returned home Tuesday.
Miss Debby Smith is visiting
friends at this place.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Dali Sui
Ivan, Saturday night, daughter
Mr.. Alfred Sayre was at hom
visiting his father, this week,
SWEET SHRUB.
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The Point Plea SAINT
National Bank-The
N ew Banks now
open for business in
the Kisar block, Main
Street. Don't forget
the name.

We take the following from the
Huntington Advertiser of August
18th, which will be read with in
terest by Miss Sehon's host of
friends in this town and county.
Miss Anna Sehon, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus Sehon,
gave unique and pretty enter.
tainment last evening to about
sixty-five of her young friends.
The guests were received on the
beautiful lawn of the Sehon home,
which was gaily decorated with
dozens of bright Japanese lanterns,
hammocks and coy hooks, the
sweet strains of music filling the
air full of dreamy enchantment
and the many pretty young girls
gownedil their daintiest summer
creations made the scene one ideal
in picturesque effect. One x-etty
diversion of the evening was most
gigantic cobweb made of various
colored twine, the object of which
was to unravel each skein of the
web at the end of which the fair
maiden would find gallant beau
to escort her to the great water
melon feast" prepared for the even
ing refreshments. Miss Kathryn
Banks, and Mr.. George Wallace
were the first to unravel the much
tangled web and each received a
pretty prize-a dainty box of writ
ing paper and pretty Cigar case.
The selection of choicee melons
with their sweet flavor, appetizing-
ingly cold and dainty service was
convincing proof that the young
hostess had the correct" idea of q
garden party menu, Miss Sehon
was assisted in giving a charming
air of welcome and informality .tc
the evening by her cousin, Mrs
John MoCoach, one of Hunting.
toms most popular young matront
and Miss Blanche Poage in a be.
coming gown of blue organdie
Mrs. Sehon had bright greeting
for each Of her daughters guests
while the father, Mr.. Columbus
Sehon, with oourtIy bearing ant
gracious hospitality made himself
quite as indispensable to the even
ing's pleasures as any of the young
er beaux present, Taken all in al
it was just the brightest, gayes
and most picturesque of the sum
mer's pleasures. !.
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
The Fourth Senatorial District OF
West Virginia.

The Democratic Convention for the
ourth Senatorial District, compris.
Ig the counties of Mason, jackson
and Roane, is hereby called to meet
at Spencer, Roane county, West Vir
ginia, on Tuesday, August Goth, 1902
al 100 P. M, for the purpose of nom
Eating a candidate for State Senator
election of a Senatorial Committee
the transaction of other bushes:
that may be deemed proper by said
convention.
The basis of representation shall be
one vote for each or e hundred votes
or fraction thereof over fifty, cast fol
William Jennings Bryan for President
of the United States, in the three
counties in the year nineteen hundred
as follows:
Mason county 246O votes % delegates
jackson county 2I93 votes % delegates
Roane county 2066 votes 81 delegates
Total 6720 votes 6S delegates
J. w. TAYLOR.
E. G. RoUSH
ORLAND DEPEw, Sec'y.
Democratic Executive Committee
Fourth Senatorial District West Vii
ginis.
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Letart.

Correspondence, 18th.
The Ravenswood Drilling and
Mining Co. has taken options or
the coal underlying large tract Of
land near Eetart.
Mrs. jamie COPYRIGHT, of Wheel.
ing, who has been spending the
past month with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E w. Cottrill, returned
home today.
Hon. Lon T. Pilchard. late oil
Pittsburg, is leasing for oil in this
vicinity. His many friends here
extend to him friendly greeting
We are informed that tho coal
optioned near Graham Staff. n, has
been stld and operations will be-
gin at once for development.
Mrs. Apna Mckee, of New Ha.
ven, is visiting her sister, Mrs. w
A. Roseberry.
Joseph Shirley is visiting Israel
Cullens.
Rev. Atkinson, of Leon, will fill
the pulpits vacated by the death Of
Rev. Newman.
Ed. Greer. of Ripley, is here
loading ties.
Victor Polsley, of Wellsville,
Ohio, is visiting his father at this
place. VIGILANT,
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Base Rail.

The ball game played Sunday at
the Point Pleasant ball park be-
tween the Point Pleasant lean and
the Leon team. was a good game
and resulted in score of IL to in
favor of Point Pleasant. The game
played on the West Virginia side
opposite of Gallipolis, between
Huntington and Gallipolis, result
ed in a score of l to o in favor of
Huntington. This score was made
in the last half of the last inning.
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DeIOGQIiG County Convention.

Notice is hereby given that CON
vention of the Democratic party for
Mason county, will be held at Point
Pleasant, on Saturday, September 6,
1902, convening at the hour of 1890 a.
m for the purpose of nominating
/. candidates for the following offices, to
be voted for at the election to be held
on Tuesday, Nov. 4, 1902, viz:
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Clerk of the County Court.
Two members of the House of Dele
gates.
County Superintendent of Free
Schools
Commissioner of the County Court.
PRIMARIES.
The Democratic voters of each Mag
isterial District of this county, are di-
rected to meet at 2 o'clock, on Satur-
day, Aug. so, 1902, at the place here
after named for the purpose of select
ing 20 delegates from each of said
Magisterial Districts to attend said
County Convention.
Candidates for District Offices may
be nominated at said Primary Con-
ventions.
The Primary Conventions will be
held at the following places, viz:
Arbuckle, Town Hall.
Clendenin, Woods School House.
Cooper, Flat Rock School House.
Cologne, Woods School House.
Graham, New Haven.
Hannah, Town Hall.
Lewis, Court House
Robinson, Van Matre's School
. House.
Union, VOLTS Valley.
Waggener, Mason City.
BY order of the Democratic County
Executive Committee for Mason
County.
w. WILEY,
w NJ. DUFFY, Chairman.
Secretary,
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Beats Dan WetzeI-

Charles Hague, living in the low.
er end of the county, was in town
Friday and reports strange hap
pening which he ran upon last
Tuesday morning. There is an old
fence which iucloses the farm
which he rents, and while he and
some farm hands were repairing
the fence they found in a rotten
post large blacksnake which ran
out in their midst. They all swoop.
ed down on his snakeship and in
less time than it takes to tell it the
snake was killed. The men re-
sumed their work and the old post
was dug up and laid on the ground
and one of the men noticed there
was nest in the rotten cavity of
the post. A long stick was secured
and poked in the hole and there
came forth at Mr.. Hague's rough
estimate about fifty live wriggling
young snakes. One of the hands
had on pair of boots and with a
post hole digger waded into the
thickest and the snakes were out
into hash. Suffice to say Mr..
Hague and his fellow workmen ap.
preached the other posts very care
fully.-Gallipolis journal.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF a deed OF trust executed to the
1Oundersigned John r. Couch, Trustee, by
bearing date on the 9th day of February,
1901, and of record in the County Court
Ia. in Trust Deed Book No. % at pages 403 and
I'd, securing TO Rankin NJ. Hill the payment
fuiiy described 10 said trust deed and defanlt
having been made in the payment OF one OF
said notes, according % Its tenor and effect
date and dated Feb. 5th, 1901, and due and
payable In one year from date, and being re-
quested by the said Rankin NJ, Hill, the own
er OF said note. so 10 do, I viii ON
Saturday, the 18th day of September.
1902,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, at the from
door OF the Court House of Mason County
West Virginia, sell for cash, at public auction
to the highest bidder, the real estate convey
ed by said deed OF trust and which Is bound.
ed and described in said deed of trust as FOL
State OF West Virginia, County OF Mason
and District of Arbuckle:
BEGINNING az q stake set in the ground on {
course 5. lSo 80 w. from elm tree, cornereC
and running from thence s. 20 w. ll6 chaini
20 links 70 a white oak tree cornered anC
marked W., being an old corner in the real
line of the military tract, thence along the
old line of the said military tract n. S3o W.
chaips, . links 10 pine sopling, being thu
southeasterly corner OF the lot OF land OF on,
hundred acres sold TO Adam Long, theme.
along the easterly bounds thereof n. Sc Z
ia chains 20 links to stake, north -easterI,
corner of the lot of said Adam Long, on thu
south-easterly bank OF the Kanawha River
Il links TO the place of beginning. contain
ing 100 acres ofland, more or less, and beIns
the same real estate diyised to the said Rank
in N Hin by Jesse Hill, his father, by his las
Will and testament, OF record in Will Bool
~ i, page u &c, In the once OF the Sierl
| OF West Virginia.
Witness my hand this the 18th day of Aug
ust, 1902. JNo. r. COUCH,
Trustee,
j. e. BELLER, Atty. aug, % 4-w
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The monthly report for July oil
the commerce through Lock IL on
the Great Kanawha River: Goa
e55, 900 bushels; coke 500 tons,
lumber and saw logs, 1,327,OOC
feet; b. m. Railroad ties 49,7OO;
slaves 10000; shingles $4,000;
lath $4,000; brick 1900; salt zoe
barrels; steamboats, 149; loaded
barges down, Sc, empty barges up,
ia; other craft, "a; passengers on
packets ]. $50; miscellaneous freight
on packets 2,649 tons.
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Old Town.

Correspondence, 10.
Misses Maggie Foglesong and
Jennie Rayburn, of Flat Rock,
spent Sunday with friends here.
Misses Edith and Ethel Rifle
spent Sunday with Misses Gypsey
and Bette Hall, at Beech Grove.
Mrs. Mollie Van Mater, of Mo-,
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs Geo. Musgrave and Mrs.
Frank Machir, who are i'll with ty-
phoid fever. we are glad to say are
improving.
Misses Josie and Alma Byrd
spent Sunday with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Fowler.
Miss Ora Carpenter spent Sun.
day with Miss Ruby Clendenin.
! Mrs. James Rice, of Middleport,
is visiting friends here.
Archie Kuopp and sister Anna,
of West Columbia, are visiting
friends here.
John Rice, of Camden, spent
Sunday here with his parents.
Thos. Moore, of Henderson, was
a visitor to this place last week.
Madison Duncan, of Maggie, is
visiting his sister, Mrs Cora Fow-
Ter.
Hal McCarty. of Cheshire, was
visiting here Saturday.
golden RoD.
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Greer,

Correspondence, Aug. 18th.
Mr.. Jas. Gibbs and Misses Ore
and Cora Edwards, who have been
visiting at Board, have returned
home.
The festival at John Edward'l
Saturday night, was very largely
attended.
Mr.. 81. E Greer, we are sorry tc
note. is on the sick list.
Mr.. Vinson Edwards is ha Wins
his house painted. j. Gibbs il
doing the work.
Messrs. Sam Gill and Bert Aux
ron left last week for the West.
Messrs John Selby and Jas
Gibbs, of this place, are going to
have bicycle race at the Evant
Fair, on Thursday, August 2lst.
Miss Cora Edwards was the
guest of Miss Minnie Long, last
week.
Mrs. Aunie Gaskins and son Roy
have returned home from a pleasant
visit with her brother, Mr.. John
Edwards, at Brighton.
Miss Mary Edwards was the
guest of Miss Georgia Greenlee
last Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Lawson was visiting
her son, Mr.. Jos. Lawson, at Flat
Rock, last week
Mr.. N. j. Edwards has purchased
a fine span of mules They are
said to be the largest span of mules
in the county. UNLUCKY Boy.
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Hams. Breakfast Bacon, Boiled
Ham,. Bologna, Pickle Pork and
Mince Ham, at Davis & Sons.


Henry r Vance, formerly of this
city, who has been employed in the
secret service of the B. & o. Ry
for some time, with headquarters
at Pittsburg. has been promoted
and is now an assistant to the
Captain of Police of the entire B.
& o. system, with headquarters in
New York City. Henry is good
young man. and the B. & o Co
knows it. His many friends here
wish him success.
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) Aug. 20, 190e1yr.
a pleasant Dance.

Friday evening. Mr.. Edwin Neale
and sister, Miss Margaret, enter
tanned number of their friends.
The evening was pleasantly de-
voted to dancing and music. AT
"a seasonable hour delightful re.
freshments were served, after which
they all departed at the midnight
hour. Those present were: Misses
Mae Lusher, of Ben Lomond
Lynn Lewis. of Maiden, Josehine
Beale, Sadie Grover, Carrie Bloom
Gertrude Howard, Veva Hap.
tonstal, Bessie Tippett, Josie Bow.
ling, Alyena Hess, Edna Ellison
Mary Hogg. Messrs Will Lewis. Of
Maiden, John Steenbergen, OIL
Gallipolis Ferry. John McCulloch
Arthur Bloom, Robert Heslop
Harry Bingham, Robert Poffen
barger.
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Commissioners Notice.


James Beattie
VS..
L b. Forbes and others
In Chancery.
All persons interested in the above entitled
cause will take notice that the Undersigned
commissioner will on the
30th day of August, 1902,
at his office in the court house of Mason
county, West Virginia. proceed to carry out
Ihe requirements of n certain decree made in
said cause on the 18th day of May, 1902, By the
circuit Court of said county, in which decree
the said Commissioner is required TO report
LIST. "What amount of real estate is owned
by the defendant l.. b. Forbes, where situa-
TED and from whom he obtained the san e.
IND what liens upon said real estate to
Whom due and their amounts and prforitfes
Srd: Whether or not the rents Issues and
pronts arising from the real estate owned by
the said L. B. Forbes will within five years
pay on aud discharge the liens upon said
real estate and the costs OF this suit and re-
porI any o ther matter 10 the Commissioner
require" '
II from any cause the taking OF said &C.
count should not be completed on said day,
the taking OF the same Will be adjourned
rom time TO time until completed Given
under my hand this the 25th OF July 1902
JOHN L. WRITTEN,
commissioner in Chancery for the Circuit
Court OF Mason County, West Virginia.
JOHN E. BELLER, Sol.
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Cuticura Soap, Tar Soap. and
Pratt's Dog Soap, good for heat, at
j. F. Burdett & Co.'S. ~
keun1on of the Lowry Family

heun1on of the Lowry Family.
The children of the late Mellon
and Harry Lowry or this city, are
now enjoying a reunion with each
other and younger descendants of
the family to the fifth generation
in the city and county. The re-
naming members of large family
are: Mrs. Amanda Cole, of Rae
coon Island; Mr.. D. B. Lowry, of
Dana, Ind; Mrs. Sophronia Dyer,
Of Kerr Station; Mr.. VIM. Lowry,
of Fayetteville, N. @, and Mr. "A.
j. Lowry, of Point Pleasant, W.
Va. the last two named being twins
and the youngest of the family.
The sisters who have died are Mrs
Virginia Gatewood, Mrs. America
Morton and Mrs. Cleopatra Blazer.
Mrs. Louisa Sheets, the oldest SIS
ter, is also dead.
The brothers and sisters have Been
visiting Mr.. A j. Lowry and Mrs.
Dyer since last Thursday, and yes.
terday with q number of relatives
from here arranged reunion at
Mrs. Coles, and in spite of the
threatening weather early in the day
assembled to the number of 80 at
her home where day of rare pleas.
ure was spent. Oscar, the oldest
brother. left GaIlia county over SO
years ago and made his home with
a relative in Indiana.
At the opening of the war he
joined the 18th Indiana Regt, and
served throughout the war being
twice severely wounded. Vim.
Lowry was a member of the 9Ist
Reg't o. VI. enlisting in this city.
A. j. Lowry was a member of 7th
o. V. Cavalry, Co. M
After the war he went to Fayette-
vile, n O., where he married and
has lived ever since. The last time
these brothers met was after the
battle of Cedar Greek, in October.
1864, where Oscar lay, as was then
thought, MORALLY wounded, shot
through the right lung. Ysster.
day the brothers and sisters ate at
the same table for the first time in
more than half century. .ss
The other members of the pleas
ant company were Mrs A. J. Low.
~, Mrs. VIM. Lowry and SON, Mrs..
Smith and baby, Miss Jennie Cole,
Mr.. Ben Dyer and wife, Mrs. "A.
w. Kerns and daughter, Mrs g. r.
Small, Mrs Laura MuIlineux, Mrs.
l.: G. Williams. Misses Marie and
Ruth Williams, Mrs. Harry Moore,
Mr.. E. E. Gatewood, Mr.. L. B.
Shaw and family, Mr.. Amos Dyer,
Mr.. Joe Blanc, Mrs. Charles Stew
ems and Observation-Disclosures
Journal, Aug. 18th.
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Look Pleasant; Please,

photographer @. C Harlan, of Eaton,
o., can do so now, though for years he
couldn't because he suffered untold az.
ony from the worst form of indigestion.
All physicians and medicines failed to
help him till he tried Electric Bitters,
which worked such wonders for XII m
that he declares that they are a godsend
to sufferers from dyspepsia and
stomach troubles. Unrivaled for dis.
eases of the stomach, liver and kidneys
they build up and give new life to the
whole system. Try them. Only soc
Guaranteed by Hooff, Druggist.
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Reduced Rates to the West.

Commencing September LIST anc
daily then eater, until Got 81, 1902
the Wisconsin Central Ry. will sell
Settlers tickets from Chicago tc
points in Montana. Idaho. Oregon
Washington and British Colum bis
at greatly reduced rates For de.
tailed information inquire of near,
est ticket agent, or address w n
Allen. d P. A, 621 Park building
Pittsburg, Pa, or T. D. Campbell
D. P. A, 21S Pike building, Gin
cinnati, or JAS @. Pond, q. P. A.
Milwaukee, Wis.
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All We're Saved.

For years | suffered such untold mi
Johnston, OF Broughton, Ga. that OF.
ten ] was unable to work Then. when
everything else failed. was wholly
cured by DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. My wife suffered inten-
sly from Asthma, till it cured her,and
and al our experience goes TO show il
is the best Group medicine in The world
A trial will convince you it's unrivaled
for Throat and Lung diseases. Guar
anteed bottles SOC d 81. Trial bottles
free at Hooff's.
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Hon. W. IT. Minimum. of Cali.

Hon. W. T. Minturn, of CALI
polls, Democratic candidate for
Probate Judge, of Gallia county,
was in the city yesterday. Mr..
Minturn is sanguine of election
and his many friends in this city,
both Democratic and Republican,
wish him success. He is a thor.
ough and practicable business man
and that county cannot elect bet
man. Success to him.