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DOMESTIC FELICITY CASE
Hr. Enrss OF oklahana CITY Has
Ts-cns :. Wiz an sa-r-rt.r

oidahoma CITY, q T. july a-The OK
iahonan teHs of the following c1s. %
felicity = step-tarlliy IN that town
a sensational case VAS Irce in fae
poiioe court last sveaiag. IN which Z. Z.
Bu7nes. residing - - Easr Califovn.a
avenue. vas convicted q disturbing the
peace and fined. though s-rved notice
CT an appeal
'Bnnrncs testified tnat his stsF-sisush-
ter. Who're nau- re gave as Cls-k whsn
~ denomfuaret as cocaine reud ard
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Train Number Einhty

the Detroit and New. York Express OF
the Grand Trunk Railway system. which
leaTes Chicago daily 1T 1l:O5 a. M. for
Detroit, Mt. Clemens. Niagara Fails.
New York and Philadelphia; carrying
wide vestibule coaches. cafe parlor car
and Pullman sleeping cars. is much sought
BY the experienced traveller because of
its quick time and unsurpassed 2ecommo-
dations
Information, timetables. etc. viii be
furnished on application. by Geo. W.
vaux, y. G. P. & T. y, room sl7. 1s5
Adams street. Chicago.
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Through Sleeping C irs to Northern
MichiQel

From st. Louis over vandaIia- Pennsyl-
vania Short Lines and c, r. & I. railway
The Fishing Line"-leaving St Louis
100 p. ~. daily. arriving Petoskey. Ira
verse City. Bay View. Harbor Springs
and Mack'naw City next morning MACK
mac Island at noon. Meals on dining
cars. For sIeclal information address A.
T. Anderson. Travelling passenger Agent
Joplin Mo- or J. II. Chesbrough. A. c..
P. Agent, St I vlis. Mo.
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KAY coUsTY eoLlTics
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PAwNEE couNTY cERTAIN
Bird Mcclure Viii Garry it wIthou,
Doubt

Guthrie o. T. Jgly s-'Bird M6Gul--
VII csrFy Pawneo county and ther- q
T question about that ssif J n Har.
the territorial co1nf1itte~rnar. today. II
is his hone county. and he = popular.
y Is true that on The county tickets iha
resl5t has been divided % q certain ez-
tent. possibly favorable 20 th- Demo.
Gratis but McGulE- wiii -srpT ss The e.
lc-s WHEN The votes are counted
Evsryth'ng 4. in GOOD coaiifioa in
PaEaee county. W- have Epie1did crgs
prospects. The wheat q t1rnias olit zeli
and a banner com crop ~iu >sfn -Yerr-
thins up - a-i q rsta o~er tbs cogniy
l1ss n.shf. and th-s gill h-io fhtnx.
aforx~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-10

GcS O. your
medicines - Pc
runa and Mana
lin. ! have been
afflicted more
or less for a
quarter Of a
century with
catarTh OF the
stomach I'D
constipation. A
re s Id e nee In
" q hin gton
ha s increased
these troubles.
A few bottles OF
your medicine
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Cured by Pe-ril=na of Catarrh of the
Stomach After Doctors Failed.

The following letter from Congressman
Botkin speaks for itself.
House OF Representatives.
Washington. .. C
DR.. s. B. Hartman. Columbus. o:
Ny Dear Docter-It gives me pleasure
to certify 70 the excellent curative quail
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Pythiss In good standing. and the nsen-
hers of the order IN this city srs ready
10 extend all assistance in the case that
may be required
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calbreath Named Cade
DEGEPTYOngs

When the couJureT shows an empty hat.
and at once begins 10 extract from it rab-
bits or cabbages, we know that we have
been adToitly deceived. because we know
we cant get out anything that ism Z in II.
If people would only reason in that
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The Direct Line West

Round trip sls.eo to Pueblo. Colorado
Springs ana Denver. Tickets an sais
June znd 80 s4;h inclusive. Jqly ist 10
18th Inclusive. August AT 70 Am inclu-
sive. August sard and 18th ast August
sath 20 September lsth inclusive.
On ali other dates. June ist q s-pteIn-
Der 18th. rat--te above paints will Be enc
fare Plus 81 ~ for round trip,
Rstura limit sn all tickets. October .,
lals
For eorr-spondinsiy low rates 20 Glen
vood Springs. Colo. ogden snt Salt Lake
City. Utsh esu or address
l. r. ssrrwIN. p q r. A.
NO. Pacific Railway. wichits. Kan.
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Composite Car,
Pal ace SIeeperS,
Free Chair Cars,
Obs Sleeper,
cafe FAR Between CslsradO
Springs and D:aYer

Leave Kansas City 50 p n.
EeWtoa l2aE ~
Connecting train With thrsssh
sleeper iseTes Wichits ia - 3.
m-
Arrive Pueblo isN q ~. COZ
orado Springs I,M = m.s
Denver sf5 b. ~
This train - ia addition 90 ths
Colorado Express leaving Kan
sas City 80 = ~ sna srriv-
ing C0iorato foiioviaE norn-
ing snd csFyTina free CHzfr
Cars. Pullman sisspsfs ans
otsergsfion Car
Coansctins train lss~.s Wick~
its ) - > n
Feducsf rstss % C1l1ra8a
snd rtsh 5siiy from Jur> -
p eerfsrn hsr -
For particulars aui eqpY "A
-colorsca sumner spely 70
L. =. Dslsnsy. Agent
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Tbs signature is on every bcx os the rezasue
Laxative Br0nlo-Q Quiuine Tablets
IL -en>ds thss cures q cold fn one oar
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Campaign opens Next Month.

The campaign win be formally opened
.. .. ~'A.ai'ofoa CITY some tine next month.
lhe time VIII be set IN the near future
lS me executive COMMITTEES. Al advisory
oo3sa or nire members VIII be selected
os 'he eHecuHce committee. possibly 70
morrow 70 assist in the campaign. "A
soon as arrangenssnts can be made. Sc.
refaTy Whiting VIII GENE here - b-ei,
the work ot The campaign.
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Thousands of people pratse the nedi-
cinal merits Of Hoods SarsaparIla to
their friends.
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Committees Are Named.

At a conference held tonight between
the newly elected officers of the terrific
rial committees and Republican leaders.
the executive and finance committees were
named for the campaign. The cam
paign committee consists Of John II. Dn
Ion, Geary; John Emhry. Chandler: j..
K Cottingham, Guthrie; J. 3. Ferguson.
Enid J. \. Galbreath. Parkershurg;
r. l. Leach. oklahoma city; ". H. Cri
ley. Bridgeport; 1lsrsh Lambert. New.
kirk; j. f Evans. Perry: Bert Howard.
Lawton
The finance committee consists Of the
iei.o"ins men: J. r Cottiasham. Guth-
re e G. Jones, Oklahoma CITY: c. II.
: THOMPSON. Enid; John H. Dillon. Gearv.
Ned E. Sisson. LaNton.
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Greer Shows Difference.
Other Prominent Men.

Among those present who are not mem
bers of the territorial committee are:
w. T. Tuttle, Perrr! " i Maurer. ~
Reno} J. {. Pringley Chandler: CaptaiI.
J. Y. Admire. Kinsfsher; Colonel II.
E. Havens, Enid; Vernon w. Whiting.
Enid; l. G. Conkllng. Enid; Amos \. Ew.
Ing. kingfsher; Colonel Tom Seward.
Perry; J. J. Merricy. Mckinley; Grant
Stanley. Oklahoma City; b S Barnes
Ponca City; o. NJ Lancaster Pswnee;
W. II. Campbell. Anadarko: Seymour
Price, Oklahoma City.
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L ?. DELANEY. Assnt
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This LEFT the situation between Dnlon
and Cade and Dillons disposition not to
accept tho position owing to personal
reasons. With Dillon declining, Cade IVES
practically agreed upon for chairman.
Vernon W Whiting of Enid was men
toned last night for secretary and BY
noon today he was practically agreed
upon for that place.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-02

strength to restrict the number Of private
interviews that he was wont in time gone
by to accord.
Election of n PontiH.
When the papal physician announces that
the pope has died, the doors of the vatican
are closed and entrance and exit is refused
to all persons, until the traditional cere-
mony of thrice rapping with a silver ham
mer the cold brow of the deceased has been
performed. It is then announced in Latin:
THE pope is dead; the chair Of Peter is
vacant"
1t is a rule that the election of the new
pontiff shall not take place until the cardl-
nails throughout the world shall have time
to repair to Rome. Conclaves for the cleo
tion of a pope were formerly held in the
q%uirinal, but that place now being the
abode of the Italian sovereign, the election
takes place in the vatican. When the day
for opening the conclave arrives, the cardi-
nails, with a secretary and body servant for
each, proceed to a secluded wing of the
palace, where they are walled up by masons,
all communication with the outer world
being thus cut off. The c~onclave generally
lasts about three days, sometimes longer.
Its termination is signihed to those with
out by the appearance of smoke from a
certain chimney. This smoke is caused by
the burning of the ballot papers. Then the
masons undo their handiwork and the name
of the new pontiff is announced. When
Gregory was elected in the thirteenth CEN
fury, the seventeen cardinals who formed
the conclave we're not only shut up against
their will, but over their heads, the TOP
of the building in which they met, was
removed by citizens to hasten their delib>
e~rations.
The seal ring worn by a pope is shattered
with a hammer when the wearer dies, to
prevent its use on a forged document. The
seal is used by the pope on all official
documents, to which his signature is at
tached; the ring is engraved with a fish,
one of the sacred symbols, and the cipher
Of the wearer.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-02
One Effect of Money

New York Tribune: Hello, Willie" ex-
claimed the messenger boy as he met his
friend. "Who yer workin' fer now willie?"
Working for a bank" replied Willie.
Got a good job"
watcher got in the satchel?' asked the
messenger boy.
Hist, don't say a word. I'm scared to
death"
What is it, dynamite?' asked the mes
senger boy in alarm.
Nav, it's money"
Gee, money! How much?"
Two thou. I'm carrying 1t down to an
other Tank, and I'm scared"
Say, how does a Teller feel when he has
so much money!"
Scared" whispered the bank messenger,
and he continued on his way.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-02
How to Get Them

When ordering state the name of the subject, an
close six cents additional for postage and packing.
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Twilight.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
John w. aud Wesley Hunt Of Fros,burg,
were visiting a, John w. Turner's last week.
U. D. Hawley Of Opekiska, attended the
funeral Of Rev ID. X. Forney last Ss,ur.
day.
Qule crowd Of our people took in the
camp meeting last Sunday. They drove up
in hay wagon and report very enjoyable
trip.
Lloyd Iiegler started last Friday on a
Tip through Pennsylvania lie expects TO
b. gone sbou, two weeks Work has been
suspended at the saw mill on account Of Mr..
Ieiglef's absence.
We arc informed that J. l.. squires and
Matte Philips purchased the stock Of goods
formerly owned by Mason Watson Of Reeds
vile and took charge Of the store last Mon.
day. They expect TO close out the old
stock a, reduced price in order TO make
room for new goods
Jesse NJ. Johnson and son Walter were
over at Morganiown last week and bought
the stock Of goods Of Mr. wiles and will
take possession in short time. George
w. Everett aud Milton Johnson will run the
store and pos, Office at Msnown.
Rev. Daniel X. Fouoey died at
bis home near Hopewell Thursday morning,
Angus, ~, 1907. lie was born March Is,
1915 and was aged 81 years. months and
9 days. lie was a good nsighbor and citizen,
a Kind affcctionaie father and husband,
always cheerful. looking on the bngh, sid,
Of life, seeing silver lining to every cloud
The funeral services we're conducted b,
Rev. Ramsey Of Kingwood, al the Be,hle
hem church ON Saturday, August ~, s
1890. Ills body was laid to rest near IN,
church he 50 much loved to await the comm,
Of the Lord JESNiE MAY.
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of Terra Alta. were visiting their sister, Mn

of Terra Alta. were visiting their sister, Mrs
Geo. Lamb last Saturday and Sunday
Those who attended the Baptist Associa-
lion at Mt. Nebo last Thursday were Walter
Collins and wife, Misses Ola Martin, Essie
Lamb and Dora Wolf, Messrs. Jesse
Collins, Hosea Collins and Mrs. w. NJ.
Wolf.
The statement, by your correspondent
from iiopewell last week, the "Well
Nowded Lady," in reference to the picnic ut
Hazel Run on The sixth OF September Is a
mistake. The St Peters and Hazel Run
Sunday Schools expect to unite nj the grove
| above ST. Peters church to hold picnic on
the goth OF September. All arc invited TO
| attend.
There was surprise party given To Mrs.
Lester Christopher last Tuesday night by
her three sisters Misses Ola, Grace and
Ruea Gribblc. Those present we're Misses
Essie Lamb, Eiiie Collins, Lula Bowman,
Ola Martin. Addic and Belle Liston, Louisa
Gooding. Ola, Grace aud Ruea Gribble,
Messrs. Sialey and Thurman Wolfe, Bud
and Van Gilden, Ben Bowman, Hosea Artle
Collins. Jesse and Chas Collins, Norval
and Dick Benson, Nailor Martin, Hosea
Gribblc, Okey Gooding. Harry Bird, Cal
and Darsie Spikcr, Wilbcrt Cuppet and
Willie aud Herb Silbaueh
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GAINESVILLE.


Correspondence OF The Argus.
Chas. Atkinson has taken a lob of house
painting at Hazelion.
Jack Eros, gave MS a visi, or two during the
week. but did not do very much damage.
Harry Wolfe and wife of Conceivable,
Pa :, are calling with relatives al this place.
{. w. Cramer has returned from
Fairmont and will build school house a,
Cuzzau.
Messrs. DIR and $. A. Durham are
taking in the closing scenes Of the Chalauqua
at the Park.
Staley Albright of Elk Garden, Is taking
few days vacation at this place with his
old piaymaies.
Henry Spindler is preparing to build q
dwelling on the farm which he Dough,
Of Thomas Albright.
Edward falkeustine and family OF North
Dakota, who had been calling in this sec.
ton for few weeks have returned.
Union Ringer has removed from this place
o Morganiown, where he will work a,
carpentering and in the glass factory.
The chronic grumblers of this place, arc
quiet for the present. They seemed ,o
realize that IL was fashionable among back.
woods calves aud jealous idiots to tat,Ie and
they are now trying to reform.
Thomas Matiing'cy has discontinued car.
peniering for the B. & o. X. X. and will
teach school this winter. The small boys
say he is going to buy a house and furnish
It With good looking young wife.
Cutting oats is now in full play and some
of our sanguine farmers are estimating their
yield at 100 bushels per acre. II may fall a
little short of that amount yet IL seems as
good as could he expected under any cir.
cnmstanees
Bert Sanders almost had bis nose knocked
off in Terra Alta one day last week, which was
caused by his buggy becoming uncoupled
while driving fapidly. We are sorry that
Mr.. Sanders met with the accident, yet We
hope that The fracture will not dis6eure
him.
The latest fight OF this place was 10 the
blackberry patch and since 1t consisted Of
hair pulling only IL was not Bob Fitzsimmons
and Jeffries, but we will bet our old boots
that II some some Of our cay lads would
have fought either party they would have
preferred mild choking and ihreatenings Of
biting 10 the hair pulling even If their hair
was short aud that Of The ones who did fab,
was long. SALLIE MANDgR.
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Drug Store Talk

Buying goods by mail from US
gives sou a $4,000. 90 stock of
Drugs and Sundries to draw from
all at WHOLESALE PncEs
zsc. Tooth Brushes for " cents.
age. Ladies Combs for " cents.
Ioc. Toilet Soap for cents
zSc. Toilet Soap for ~ cents.
2Sc. Mennen's Taleum Powder for 20 cents.
soc. Breast Pumps for 2s Gems.
6oc. Family Syringe for 80 cents
One thousand other Drugs and
Druggists Sundries at Cur PRICES.
Order TO day (enclosing remittance) /.
GRAFTON DRUG & CHEMICAL Co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Grafton, w. Va.
Owe are after your Mail Orders. }
ROAD oRDERs.
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liopewell

uOpcWctl'
Correspondence OF The Argus
Threshing Is the order Of the day.
The farmers are all done harvesting.
Corn and buckwhcat are looking well.
NaiIor Martin left Sunday for Monesseu,
Pa.
Walter Bowman is visiting the parental
roof
The apple crop will be small In this
section.
Rev. A. J. King from Pit,sburg, preached
at Iiopewell last Sunday.
Miss Ola Gribble is at home again spend
ing the summer with her sister. Mrs. J. ].
WEIGH.
There will be preaching at IIopewcll
Saturday night, September 9th. by Rev.
Faulkner.
A crowd OF our young people spent Sun
day at the Cooper Rocks aud all report a
good time.
Jesse Collins Of Moncssen, Pa, and Arlcy
Wolf of Fairchsnce. Pa, were visiting the
formers home the past few weeks.
MI. + w. Forman and Mrs. Mary Adam,
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Terra Alta.

Terra Alta.
Correspondence of Tho Argus.
Mr.. Laekey Of Newburg. was visiting a,
MIR. Barb's Monday.
Born, August ~. to MIR. and Mrs. Lee A.
forman, a daughter.
Mrs. Alexander Of Marietta, Ohio, is a
guest of Ice A. Formon.
Mrs. Sadie Bclden aud children are visit.
ing ut Crellen this week.
Evan jenkins and daughter Of Kansas, are
the guests of his sister, Mrs. Rebecca Miller.
The family Of Rev. ]. l.. II. Jones re.
turned last week from two weeks visi, a,
Crellen.
DIR. VIM. Longstreth has force Of hands
making improvement, on the dam at Lake
Terra Alta.
Rev. X. u. Ward of Cameron, has moved
into the Hotel at Lake Terra aud will re-
main until October I.
MIS-. Matthews and children returned
last Saturday from a two weeks visit 10
| 'N"'Nes w Naitcy uistfiCt.
Miss Statia Listou. who has been visiting
relatives here for some time, returned 10
bridgeport, Ohio. Saturday.
Squire l.. v. Reed has sold the plant of
the Terra Alta Republican to gentleman
from Ravenswood who will take charge in q
short time.
T.. Is. Lakin Of this place, and IIerber,
iakin of Columbus, Ohio, returned Satur.
day from 10 days trip to Atlantic City
and other Eastern cities.
r. w. Candy will he principal Of the
| Terra Alta School this winter. We under.
stand that the Professor conlempla,cs moving
here. We would gladly welcome him.
Rev. I. I. Brown of Baltimore. former
pastor OF the Presbyterian church of this
place, who is spending his vacation here.
preached an able sermon In the NJ. T..
Church Sunday evening.
H.G. Mason, the blacksmith of the Eas,
End, is unloading carload of buggios thi,
morning. lie will have a carload OF
wagons in few days. Mr.. Mason is a
hustler and is doing fine business.
Mrs. Mary A. c. Lis,on of Pleasan,
district, has purchased the Doctor Fogle
property on State street Of Mrs. Hattie T..
Hollen and will move at once. Considera.
ton. $1,000. We understand that MIR.
Hollen will locate in Pafkersburg.
Miss Ada Hewitt and Miss Leii,ia A.
richenell we're out ut Adamson last week
attending the wedding of Miss Grace
Skinner, daughter of John Skinner who
formerly lived here. She was married last
Wednesday evening To Joseph Carrico OF
Rowlesburg Mr.. and Mrs. Carrco will
make their home at Rowlesburg. lie is q
fireman on the Hill.
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Ncwh.rr News.


Correspondence Of The Argus.
George Lyons was in Grafton Friday.
{. + Glenn Of Parsons is visiting in
town.
Will Hansaker of Fairmon,. was ia town
Sunday.
Wand i-aoham OF Grafton. was in town
Tuesday.
Charlie orr of rairmon,. was here las,
Thursday.
Al Ward was in cla,ksburg Tuesday on
business
Miss Gassie Powell is visiting friends in
Ciarksbarg.
Miss Lee Deck spen, Sunday with friends
in the country.
III. G. Smith aud Earl Smith were In
Grafton Thursday.
ona Jefiries of Grafton. was visiting rela.
tives here last week.
Walter Smith of Shiunslon. is visiting his
sister Mrs. Le,tie Dulin.
Miss Bertha Deck of Grafton. is the CUES,
of Misses Ot,le aud Lee Deck.
]. n, Ber,hy aud family of Cumberland,
are visiting at X. Smoots's
b. +. Grimes of Eversoo. was shaking
hands with friends here Sunday.
Misses Sue Powell aud Laura Stuck were
in runnelton few days last week.
Duke Dent of Washington City. is here
visiting his patents aud other relatives.
Mrs. Charlie Fawcel, OF Kincwood, was
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mcnefee last week.
The Epworth League of the NJ. T.. Church
gave a festival here Friday and Saturday
nights.
MIS-. Hugh Bonaheld of Function was
visiting her sister Mrs. Sara Jenkins here
las, Thursday.
Miss Mida Stuck was n, Terra Alta
Thursday attending the funeral of Mrs.
Bessie Flowers
Miles Cobun of Tunnel,on comes to town
real often but he passes on through and
always lands ON Scotch Hin.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. l.. Deck aud children
drove over to Evansville Sunday and spen,
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. S. Z. Walter.
Miss Ethelynd Bona6eld of Tunnelton,
and her guest. Miss Caroline Ban,s of
Baltimore, were calling on friends here one
day last week.
Those who attended Camp Meeting from
here Sunday were MIR. and Mrs. ]. B.
Smith aud daughter Hattie, Misses Stella
Higgins, Georgia Powell and Jessie
Hanway and Grover Lang. Harry Deck and
Davy Henry. TRIx.
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NRDER OF PUBLICATIoN


STATE OP WEST VIRGINIA.
~ rules held in the clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court for the county Of Preston. on
the frs, Monday Of August Ieo7.
X W Monroe Spell Recolyefl
vs.. In chanceft
Watson & Lemon ct a.
The object Of this proceeding Is TO re-.
vivc tic above named cause in the name
OF Thomas ]. Watsons widow and heirs
u having abated as TO said Thomas +
Watson by his death.
And it appearing from an affidavit filed
ia said cause that the defendants George
r. Watson. Moses Watson, and BENJAMIN
T. Watson are not residents Of this State
on motion Of the plaintiff " Is ordered that
the said defendants be required TO appear
within one month after the date Of the FIRST
publication OF this order and do what Is
necessary TO protect their interests.
n is further ordered that this order be
published snd posted as required by law.
a copY-testo
w. WATSON Clerk.
Published hrst time. August 9TH. foo7
Attest w. WATSON. Clerk
X. w MONROE. Counsel for plaintiff.
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Child Must GROW.

The child must grow when Il is young. II
u doesn't grow give IL Scots Emulsion.
u Is great medicins Tor gfowih. SCOTS
Emulsion is just the right addition to the
weak chld's daily food
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Teachers Examination.

The late teachers examination will be
held At Kingwood Sept. 10Th and I7th
FRASE w. GASDY. Co. Supt.