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farce has ever been seq IN this
country aud that the theatre going
pubnc hard this opinion made
may ,t 9Th red from the fact that
it Is now II Its third season and has
rec cord of long runs In New York,
Lond IN and Chicago And 'ncf CT =
les 1t will be pre- entrd a. toe An
ditorium theatre next Tuesday BY
the same clever company Of come
dams that has been appearing In 1t
during the past two seasons.
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II you are bilious and seeking ad-
visers,
Take DeWitt's Little Early Rlsers,
Just before going to bed,
You'll find on the morrow,
You're rid of your SORROW
That's all, just enough said.
These famous little pills do not
grippe, bat move the bowels gently
and easily, cleansing the liver.
Their tonic effect gives strength to
the glands, preventing a return OF
the disorder.
Opera House Drug Store
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looked upon as
q young woman.
B ut n tur e
knows nothing
Of such stand
ards. When the
wonanly func-
ton is establish
ed woranhood
Is attained &C
cording to het
standards, nd
there is need OF
wo m My care
and caution. II
Is girlisli ignor.
ance or neglect
at this critical
tinewhich often
results in long
years of after
misery.
Mothers who
perceive the evi.
dences of func.
tional derange'
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Wrinkles!

AS we grow older the oil In the
s. stem d,miuishes and does moi
furnish the skin with the proper
amount of nourishment and where.
ever the surface is exposed to the
air, as the face, neck and hands the
wrinkles appear first, and II moi
nourished or fed they will increase
radidly. Bunsen's Catarrh Cure
will replace the oil. renew the
decayed tissues and make the face.
neck and hands look fresh aud
youthful. Price soc. Sold by d. A.
Henderson,.
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Will Not Attend Peace Conference

San Jose, Costa RIGA, Nov. S.-Gen-
eral Vargas-Santos, the military di,
rector Of the Colombian revolution.
who has been here for some time
past, will not attend the proposed
peace conference between represent
atives Of the Colombian revolutionists
and the Colombian government, which
is to be held on board the United
States battleship Wisconsin, in
Panama harbor.
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DoubIed.D Dyed Knavery.

"Skim milk masquerades Us
cream
Things are seldom what they seem.
The poet might have added that
olive oil Is expressed from the seed
of the cotton plant, and that when
smeared on small herrings the
joint product becomes sardines;
that the orange marmalade OF com
merce comes from the humble
turnip: that the cherry which
adorns your cocktail grows on the
hoof of the calf, and so on ad In
fnitum, ad nauseam.
Only not so much so as formerly.
| Most of the States have laws against
adulteration which are vigorously
enforced. The lacIometer tests In
sure US reasonably pure milk. The
tartness of vinegar Is no longer a
Laboratory effect. Oleomargarine
| may be a wholesome product, but
nowadays a paternal government
sees that you know from which
part of the cow your butter IS de
rived.
But there are no laws against
substitution, and this Is the age O.
substitution, the day of parasltism
and piracy In business-and, 1t
might be added, in politics. The
statesman who promises his bench
man a certain appointment, cor
something equally good, and
usually gives him the latter-is
substitutor who plays the game OF
keeping the word OF promise to the
ear and breaking 1t to the hope as
cunningly as the enterprising ma.
ker who initiates the name of pop
ular bicycle or the gentle scoundrel
who palms of a cheap drug for a
costly one. One half of the bust.
ness world lives on the brains OF
the other half. The most familiar
motto OF the advertiser has to be;
Beware of limitations" For the
one man who has an idea. and the
courage and the capital to exploit
1t, there are nine men waiting to
steal 1t from him. Even literature
has Its parasites. Let a novel or q
play make a popular hit, and with
in month a dozen publishers or
managers have palpable limitations
on the market.
This Is the meanest phase of hu
man nature. The substitutor Is a
double dyed knave, for he steals
not only the purse. but the good
came of his victim. The just-as-
good kind of merchandise Is never
so good as the original, for if 1t
were it would be sold on Its merits
Aud the meanest kind of substitu-
ton Is that which prevails In the
drug trade. This Is simply trifing
with human life. Most of the pro
prietary remedies are of value In
the treatment of the ailments
which they are advertised to
cure. They could not have sue
ceeded without merit. Advertising
can do much, but 1t cannot make
the public buy poor article more
than once or twice. The substitution
being a thief at heart, and having
already stolen the good name OF
the producer sees no reason why be
should keep faith with the consum
er. He tells him that this Is just
as good" as the advertised articles,
and then deliberately gives him
some preparation which will not
cure and may ipjure, because there
IS more monev In the transaction
for the heartless substitutor.
There should be laws In every
state against substitution, and they
should be enforced as rigidly as are
the laws against adultcratlon and
infringement ofpatent right.
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MARIETTA'S PRO.
GRESSIVE SPECIALIST
Most Successful Practice.

[Copied from Marietta Daily Reg.
lister July 81, 1902.
One of the busy men In Marietta
these days Is DR.: A. H. Swinburne,
at his Office In the st. Clair build
Ing. The axiom that "a DOCTORS
best advertisement are his restored
patients" certainly applies to this
skillful physician, and the further
fact that he Is progressive, realizing
that many sufferers would never
have heard of his remarkable sue
cess and thus been enabled to Sc
cure relief and health from the use
of his treatment If he had not felt
that 1t Is strictly honorable and le-
Ultimate for a physician 10 make
the announcement public through
the medium of the press, that he
has become prominent In certain
line of professional work. The
number of people who visit his If.
fee for treatment from this imu,-
date vicinity as well as from dis
tant points Is constantly increasing.
They have been recommended to
him by the numerous satisfied and
restored patients, whom he has
treated In the past. This week he
nas also sent treatment by express
to one of the state officers of Flor
ida, a professor 10 the schools at
Evansville, Ind, prominent pub
Usher, Broadway, New York, school
SD superintendent wife, Wayne
county, Ind. Presbyterian minis
ter's wife, Sioux City, Iowa, R
R. contractor. Jefferson county, O.,
a farmers wife, Petroleum. w Va,
hotel manager, Grand Forks, B.
c, a telegraph operator, Living
ston, KY. and prominent bankers
at Bloomfield and Switzerland, Ia,
which indicates the extension Of his
reputation and services to all paris
of the country. The Register con-
graduates Mr.. Swinburne that his
skill Is receiving such just recogni
ton as we'll as upon the advanced
position he has taken In the med.
ical profession, regarding the appli.
ca'ion of iudicious publicity
through these mediums, which in
dicate the civilization, the intelli-
gence and progress of the Aueri.
can people.
Dr.. a. II, Swinburue is a west
ern man, a native of Iowa, who
graduated In March, 1891, with
he highest honors In medicine, has
since attended two special post.
graduate courses In Chicago and by
MS fearless, independent investiga-
ton discovered the New Philosophy
of Stomach troubles, which Is as
important a revelation In his spe.
cialty as Edison's discoveries In the
realm of electricity. The doctors
specialties are stomach, liver and
ABDOMINAL diseases and the reflex
nervous conditions, headaches,
neuristhenia. difficulty of breathing,
etc. Other physicians do not like
DR.. Swinbourne's methods but his
success In restoring to health,
pleases his patients.
3o2wd&w
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For SHATTERED Nerves.

A remedy that will soothe
build up the wasted tissues and
enrich the blood Is indispensable.
Lichty's Celery Nerve compound
has been wonderfully successful In
cases of nervousness, as thousands
of grateful people will testify.
Sold by c. W. Grier.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Ohio-Fair today and tomorrow;
warmer today; fresh southeast winds.
Western Pennsylvania-Fair and
warmer today. Tomorrow, increasing
eloudiness; fresh southeast to south
winds.
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NOTICE
Of Special Commissioners Sale
Of Valuable Real Estate.

Of Special Commissioners Sale
OF Valuable Real Estate.
The undersigned commissioners
appointed at the August term, 1909,
of the Circuit Court of Tyler coun.
ty, West Virginia, In the case there.
In pending In which John Stephens
and others are plaintiffs and r. G.
Ankrom and others are defendants,
to make sale of The real estate of
the said R. c. Ankrom In the bill
and proceedings in the said cause
mentioned and set ont, will,
On the 24th Day OF November, lsea.
Between the Hours ofIo O'clsek
Am. and 4 O'clock p. m.
Of said day. at the front door of the
Court House of Tyler county, offer
for sale at public auction, to the
highest bidder, the following real
estate:
First-A tract, al acres of land
lying on the Ohio river, at or near
Paden's Valley.
Second-A tract of IS acres OF
land lying on the waters of WILLOW
Fork, a branch OF Point Pleasant
Third-The undivided Il inter.
est of r. G. Ankrom in the real
estate of which Susan Sayre died
seized and possessed. lying on the
Ohio river near Paden's Valley.
which said interest will be sold
subject to the life estate of M. @.
Sayre; all of said tracts of land lying
and being In Lincoln district, Tyler
county, West Virginia, and will be
sold separately or together SO as to
best subserve the interest of all
parties concerned.
Terms of Sale-H of the pur.
chase money cash In hand on day
of sale; q In nine months and "A
in eighteen months from date of
sale. The purchaser or purchasers
thereof giving his bonds with good
personal security for the unpaid
purchase money. end the title to
said land. will be retained BY said
special commissioners as further
security until the full amount of
the purchase money has been paid.
F. D YOUNG AND
M. D. HANRs,
Special Commissioners.
Office of the Clerk, Circuit
Courr, Tyler County, Vest Viz.
ginia:
I. J G. May6eld, clerk OF said
court, do hereby certify that the
above named commissioners have
given the bond required by the de.
cree of sale In the above entitled
cause.
Given under my hand this 9Th
day OF October, 1902.
J. G. MAYF1RLD.
NIL
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GIRL WOMEN.

The general standard of measurement
for womanhood is ugrown-up-ness."
When girl is emanciPated from school
and arrives at the dignity OF trailing
skirts and elaborate hair dressing she Is
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Tsma perznesVtiie.

A new residence is In course OF
erection on Railroad Avenue for Mr..
Clinton Matthews
A movement Is on foot for trolley
line from Bloomtown to this place
and thence to Wishart Point.
The coal question is not bothering
our people. Their wood yards are
amply supplied for the winter.
Mrs. Jno. w. burlington, late oil
near Modestown, is now a resident OF
our town, at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. VIM Fl. Pruitt.
Capt. Mister, OF this plAce, has a
gourd vine with five varieties OF
gourds 90 1t. One OF the clippers Is
80 inches In length.
One OF our knights OF the yard
stick has recently purchased buggy
aud foe roadster and our parson ID
expecting to collect marriage fee
soon.
Prof. Eye, OF Richmond, rendered
some fine selections at our Methodist
church on Sunday. Some OF the
voices trained by him hero In 1888
still retain their melody.
SQUIRRELS are abundant In our
woods and likely to remain there I'M
less frightened away by the reports
OF burned gun powder. No dead ones
are brought into town by our sports.
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Mrs. l.. b. Richardson left for Bal
timore Monday to buy stock Of mil
linery goods.
Mrs. L. b. Kelly left by steamer
Thursday for Baltimore to visit her
sister, Mrs. Mary V. Taylor.
Mr.. John o. Taylor was in town
Wednesday, putting the finishing
touches to the roofing OF Mr. W. NJ.
Traders large new dwelling.
Prof. Eye, OF Richmond, who
taught music here IA years ago, is
with us again trying to organize
classes at Hallwood, Bloxom and
Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. German spent
last week in Baltimore purchasing
new goods, returning on Saturday,
and are now getting in shape for
their fall work.
Hallwood Council Jr. D. U. A. NJ.
continues to grow in numbers and to
pay sick benefits promptly. 1t will
send a delegate to the State Council
which meets in Norfolk, October 21st.
Our brass band continues to be
heard from. Prof. s. @ Abbott Il
leading them on the road to sue
cess, and it is to be hoped, that they
will arrive there before they blow
their heads off.
A continuous building boom is
ours. Some nice dwellings of late
have been completed and work on
Others has begun. All of the carpen-
ters iu this section are busy and
there 10 still demand for more OF
them.
The Board of Registrars of Atlantic
District will sit at Hallwood Monday
October 18th, to allow all who fol
any reason have failed to register, to
do so. 1t is the last chance, and il
is to be hoped, that all Democrats oil
the district will avail themselves Of
| II
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Mrs Bette Bowen, OF Baltimore. Is
at Accomac O. n the guest Of the
family OF her brother, Mr.. Samuel j.
Stevenson.
Mr.. George A. Walker and family
for several months past residents oil
Accomac @. H., returned on Satur-
day. 4th inst to Baltimore, their old
home.
Mr.. Jerome Landlord, now enga-
ged In building jail at Princess
Anne, Md, was home on a visit to
his family at Accomac &. H., last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Martin and
two daughters, Misses Ethel and
Edith, OF Wenonah, New Jersey, are
In Aecomse, visiting the families OF
Messrs. Wesley 7. and Levin j. Mel
son and other relatives and friends,
OF Accomac @. H. and vicinity.
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Churrh Notes.

A revival meeting will begin at
Kidd's Chapel next Sunday night.
Rev. Il. W. Hurt will do the preach
ing.
Rev. H. 8. Kidd has been called by
the Hollies Baptist Church to sue
coed Rev. g. w. Hurt, who leaves
soon for another part OF the State.
Rev. Luther T. Hit, = former pas
tor Of Onley and Louisville Meth
odist Churches, has resigned his
charge of the Methodist Church at
Gordonsville on account OF bad
health and retired to his farm near
Scottsville.
A re vival meeting is now In prog
ress at the Drummondtown Metho-
dist Church. The attendance every
night has been large and sermons OF
great eloquence and power are being
preached by Rev. R. T. Water6eld,
OF Cambridge, Md, former citizen
OF this county. He will continue to
preach Sunday morning and night
and at night during next week at the
usual hour.
The following notice OF q former
pastor OF many Of the Methodist
churches in Accomac appears 10 =
recent iA,ue Of the Fredericksburg
Star: Re, ]. H. Ami's, presiding
elder of 3appahannock District,
Methodist ehurches, held his last
Quarterly Conference on this charge,
at Trinity church last Wednesday
and thus closed his four years work
az presiding elder In this field. II
was with no small degree OF regret
that the Methodists of this section
babe farewell to this man OF God
who has 80 faithfully done his work
and by lifting up the standard o.
Christ, has drawn Others to see thu
King In His glory.
Rev. T. 6. Pullen, pastor In charg'
OF the Bloxom Circuit, NJ. E. Church
South, for the past year, has me
every duty expected OF him not only
to the satisfaction of the members o
the churches 10 his circuit but In I
way to commend him to all OF the at
PENDANTS upon his services. He ha
been an active, vigilant and faithful
servant OF his Master In all respect
and bis return to US for another yea
is desired by both saints and sinners
In meeting recently conducted b,
him at st. Thomas, there were fifteer
professions Of faith. He is now en-
gagged In holding a meeting at Blox
ON Methodist Church, which prom
ises to be attended with fine results.
W. J. r.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES
ChtnS0tsaa ne.


Beach birds plentiful with us. Sea
fishing good.
d. F. Lewiu aud Miss l.. G.. Bishop
were married on the 9Th inst.
Rev. &. W. Kiracote is visiting
friends in Washington, ID. @.
Schooner j. r. Moffltt arrived last
week from Norfolk with cargo OF
barrel slaves.
Mr.. w. c Payne and wife are on a
pleasure and business trip to Norfolk
and other cities.
W. Easily Smith, U & Telephone
lineman, was here last week and
"cabled" our inlet.
John II Goff1gon and wife, OF Cape
Charles, moved to Chincoteague, their
future home this week.
Judge Chas. F. Holland, Of Sails
bury, was among the visitors to the
Atlantic Hotel this week.
Mr.. John 8. Johnson, of New
Church, will soon move his family
to this place and make it his home.
Misses Flossie Messick and Eva
Mumford will spend the winter In
Philadelphia and Norfolk respec.
lively. They left this week.
Mr.. E. H. Bratten end wife OF
Crumpton, Md, are now residents OF
this place and received hearty well
come to their new home this week.
A large force is at work trying to
float the schooner Florence, belong
ing to Captain Lambert Ayres, which
went ashore on Assateague Beach
last week.
The Atlantic Telephone Co. will,
it is reported, run another wire to
bulh pldCc III OIOOA " hVhNO' NS'NSA
service to the public, and it is cer-
tainly needed. 1t now requires some
five or six trials to send aud receive a
message.
Mrs. ]. E. Matthews 10 visiting
friends IN Pocomoke city. Miss g A.
Hammond, one ar milliners, is
lust home from the Northern cities.
Mr.. T. p. Selby and wife,are visiting
his brother in New York city. Mrs.
E. D. Winder is with friends at belle
Haven.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this
week: G. E. Byrd, E. H. Brown, W.
G. Shaw, Baltimore; John Lang, W.
r. Williams, Philadelphia; r. F.
Powell, ]. NJ. Efferty, Wilmington;
G. E Tubole, Reading, Pa; G. l.,
Vincent, Snow Hill; 6 A. Dsakyne,
Georgetown: Vim. Truitt, Box Iron;
f. W. Davis, Milford; E. s. Whaley,
Bishopville; Geo. Lewis, Jas. CULLEN,
R. CULLEN, Jno. Hughes, Robt. Pur-
nell, N. Wyatt, r. Dennis, Ocean
City.
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The corn crop, on account OF the
continued drouth, short in this Sec
ton.
Miss Ethea West, of New York, is
visiting her grand father, Mr.. Geo.
T. Bundick.
Miss Hickman, of New York, Is
visiting her brother, Mr.. George
Hickman, at FoxviIle.
The yield OF sweet potatoes, late on
account of the drouth, good. About
one-half OF the crop only has been
sent to market.
A horse driven by Branden, son Of
Mr.. E. 8. Johnson. lodged and threw
him from his cart Friday of last week.
ais collar bone was badly broken by
the fall, but he is improving under
the treatment Of DR.. Bowdoin and
will soon be out again.
Mr.. James Wigton and wife, for
merly OF this county, but for the last
80 wears residents OF Seattle, Wash
ington, are on the way to their old
home to visit his sister, Mrs. E. s.
johnson, and other relatives and
friends. They are expected to ar
rive at this place next week.
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Waohaprsaguss

Mr.. James Z. Wise, OF Berlin, has
been spending sometime with his two
daughters here. Though In his
eighty sixth year, he 10 quite hale
and active.
Mr.. E. b. Scarborough and Mrs.
Ella Hopkins are building neat cot
tages on the north side OF the town.
The pretty little residence OF Mr..
Tom FosQue Is nearing completion
Mrs. Tabitha James, who has been
an invalid for some months, left here
on Thursday on visit to Pittsburg'
She goes to Witt her granddaughter,
Mrs. Joynes, now residing in that
city.
Capt. A. J. Read, OF Harborton,
Capt. ]. r. Thomas, Of Dreka, and
Mr.. T. P. Evans, Of Horntown, are
new residents OF our town. They
are all generally engaged In the ex'
tensive oyster business carried on
here by Mr.. A. H. G. Mears.
Mrs. It. w. LeCato, at the old stand
OF Mrs. w. F. Hudson, has opened
her fall season with fine stock OF
fashionable millinery and fancy
goods. Her old patrons need not
look elsewhere, as she has provided
an unusually handsome line OF up
to date millinery to meet all tastes.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society celebrated its eight anniver'
sary last Tuesday. The society met
with Mrs. A. H. G. Aesrs, at Hotel
Waehapreague. The business passed
by very pleasantly. The only sad
feature OF the occasion was the re-
signation OF Mrs. ]. G. Heath from
her Office as treasurer, which she had
hold with credit to herself and to the
society for eight years. Mrs. Heath
in giving her last report stated that
the society had raised $3.50. After
the business was over Mrs. Mears and
Mrs. Fosque requested the ladies and
gentlemen to retire to the dining
room, where cream and other re-
freshmentf were served.
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8. c. Parkes and e. O. Dix are In
Washington this week.

8. c. Parkes and Z. @. Dix are In
Washington this week.
Mrs. T. 8. Ewell, Miss Bessie
Mason, and Walter Mason are in
Baltimore this week.
Prof. Eye. who taught a class In
vocal music here several years ago,
paid us visit this week.
VS.. Deitrick has left for New York
to accept a position there much to
the regret of the people generally.
John A Scott Jr., after a residence
OF several years in Norfolk, has de-
cided to move back hero with his
family.
The Vin-Marvel Medicine show is
with us this week and judging from
the nightly attendance 1t Is very
popular.
w. E. Scott has returned from q
business trip OF several weeks to
Cincinnati and other points In the
middle West.
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The members OF Ocean Lodge, No
lie, A. F. and A. N. are hereby re-
ouested to be present at the next
monthly meeting, Oct. 10. Work to
be done In the frst and third de-
grees.
An oyster supper will be served by
members OF the Methodist Church
Oysters raw, oysters fried and oys-
terra stewed.
!. w. Kellam, J. A. VIM,
w. NJ. Secretary.
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Miss Sallie Finney tor some days
past has been in Baltimore.

Miss Sallie Finney tor some days
past has been in Baltimore.
Mrs. Gertie Chopper is visiting
friends on Staten Island, n. Y.
Mr.. T. b. Taylor, of the Life Saw
ing Service, was home on visit to
family on Monday.
DR.. w. E. Judkins preached his
farewell sermon at our Methodist
church last Sunday.
The revival services at Louisville
closed some days ago with three
accessions to that church.
Entertainments, we'll patroniEed,
have been given In our town thii
week by the Old Dominion Amuse'
ment Co.
The firm Of w alter, Copes & Bro.
in saw mill business, was dissolved
this week by mutual consent, Mr.
Walter retiring.
Capt John Rogers, Mr.. ]. J. Bailey
and Mr.. w. F. White have just re-
turned from city with stock Of new
goods for their respective firms.
Revival services will begin at oul
Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing. The pastor will be assisted in
the meeting by Rev. MIR. Crowder.