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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-07
To the ladies.

No more dangerous operations FOR
female diseases Hundreds are killed
yearly by knife and chior0fOIm. Ms.
Dr.. Hattie Benton cures ALL cases
without pain Or danger or knife. >he
is au expert and has cured many here
in ArCmOTe Consult her free.
Once, 4l6 South Washington ST.,
Ardmore, !. /.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-07

Are you giving a canning factory
proposition any thought? The time Is
now ripe for action along that line.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-07
TEsvs OF THE V. S. COURT foR
YEAR fso2.

Al Cnlczaaha-Bsg.Es Monday FEB
r1lzry ~. 1871. and September -.
1917. ard c1EilngeE 10 session two
werkH
~ Ryar-Beglns Monday. March 3.
1917. and OctDDer D. 1902. and
continues ln session Ten days
A. Purcell-BegirE Thurfday. March
y. 1917. and October -. 1902 and
continues for ten days
A. Pa1ls valley Begins Monday
March o. 1884, and November ..
ItgZ. and continues f0r six weeks.
A. Ardm0re-B Begins Monday Nay 2.
1907. and December -. 1902. and
continues for six weeks o. longer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-07

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing or reputation Of
any perEOn. firm or corporation which
may appear IN the columns of the
Ardmoreite will be gadly corrected
upon ~ being brought 10 the siten.
tion Of the publisher.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-07

All Unltsd states mails clDse -
r-lrutea prior ~ tFzin rns
y. y. EEDFIELD p v
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-07

Henry Reagan has located here from
NARROW and moved his family 70 this
city.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-11
A Icnst OF Gnnd Things.

ST. Nicholas IN 1903 promises to 90
far beyond past successes. Professor
John Bach Mem aster recently wrote
TO the editors OF St. Nicholas: Thank
you very heartily for tho pleasure
and profit St. Nicholas brings to my
boys"
Boys and girls ar. very much the
same the world over. The delight
and help that ST. Nicholas is giving
to Prof. McMaster's boys, and thous-
ands Of other girls and boys II holds
for every girl and boy who can under
stand English.
Since the first number Of ST. Nlcho
las was published, nearly thirty years
ago, many weekly and monthly publi-
cations for children have come and
gone, bat st. Nicholas still holds its
place, The unriyalled prince Of peri
odicals for young folks" 1t was
never more enjoyed by its readers
than now. for in addition TO the usual
serial stories, short articles, etc. /,
there Is a department called THE st.
Nicholas League In which the chill
dren themselves have an opportunity
to take part. There are said TO be
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-11

nearly nfty thousand children now be-
longing TO the League aud prizes are
given out each month for the best
stories, poems. drawings and photo
graphs sent In by the young members.
Any reader of st. Nicholas may be-
come n member,
st. Nicholas announces for 1908,
"The Story OF King Arthur written
and illustrated by Howard Pylo, u
companion story 10 his famous
"RObin Hood but which readers Of
the manuscript think surpasses that
IN the strength and interest OF the
narrative aud beauty OF the illustra-
tiOns. Two short stories oy Miss
Acott, written for her own little
nioces and never before published, +,
will soon appear In St. Nicholas,
with other stories and articles by the
author OF "Mrs. Wigs OF the Cab
bage Patch, by Ruth McEnery Stu
art, Frank X. stockton, Clara Morris
and scores OF other we'll known writ
ers. ST Nicholas makes specially
OF papers OF information, richly Illus
trated articles on practical subjects
like the Navy Yard, the Assay Oiiice,
etc
The price OF St. Nicholas is three
dollars n year The publishers an-
nOuuce that new subscribers who be-
gin with January may receive the No
uember and December numbers free,
and so begin the volume and get the
commencement Of all the serials. The
publishers are The Century Co,
Union Sqnare, New York.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-11

The Democrat takes pleasure in
calling the attention of its readers to
the large display of home adyertis-
ments in this issue of the paper,
These advertisements attest to the
fact that our merchants are up-to-date
in carrying large, fresh stocks Of
goods, and to the further fact they are
after the trade of wide-awake buyers
of Mineral Point and surrounding
country.
We believe that everyone possesses
the inherent right of selling the pro-
ducts of his toll for the highest prices
obtainable, and of purchasing at the
lowest prices, And we hold that the
merchants of Mineral Point are pre-
pared to meet competition in any and
all lines, and to supply in the most
satisfactory manner the wants of the
people of southwest Wisconsin, There
is no need of sending to catalogue
houses of Chicago and other large
cities, either for goods or for prices.
Buying in the quantities which they
do, and for cash, our home merchants
are prepared to sell at low prices
These statements are made from a
knowledge of the facts, Leaders"
may be offered by dealers in the larg-
er cities at seemingly low prices, but
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-11

ions" on literature; new light on the
lives Of Edgar Allen Poe and Sir
Walter Scott; richly illustrated ar-
ticlcs on the great exchanges of the
world, and the best short stories that
can be procured from the leading
writer's all these are coming In The
Century. Beautiful pictures in color
will appear from time TO time. The
pictures are richly worth framing and
q place in every home. The reading
means wide information, culture and
rich intellectual pleasure from month
to month, The bound volumes should
have permanent place In every IL
brary. Big returns, all this, on the
small Investment Of four dollars.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-11
GuessworI at a wedding.

Miss Lena Kruger Of Evansville,
Wis and John Rylatt Of Bclolt called
On Justice Slaugle Of Rockford Wednes.
day and took the marriage vows The
bride who Is - years of age, was deaf
and dumb. and the groom who is II
years her Junior dil not understand
the sign language
Justice Slaugle finally found n way
out Of the difficulty by explaining 10
the bride Ton paper that she should
nod her head for yes and shake her
head for the opposite answer to bis
written questions As the mods were
in the majority and the couple seemed
gupremrlv happy the Justice concluded
that she knew what she was uOdding
for aud pronounced thou husband and
wife.-Suyanha Tlls Journal
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-11
New smoke Burner.

Here is an invention that comes at
the right time. TWO practical en-
gincers Of Toledo have invented a
smoke consuming dcvicc rbile it is
not n consumer Of smoke. II is simp-
ly method Of feeding coal ground
into dust direct into the furnace. much
rs planning mills do with shayings.
The invention steam-drics the coal,
grinds it to a dust aui sprays the dust
into the fire box with just enough
oxygen TO produce instantaneous com
busIon. Little smoke can be seen
and the saving Is claimed 10 bc 20 per
cent a. the desire is to use more
soft coal than ever before this inycn-
ton VIII he just the thin. 10 help it
along Buffalo News
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-11
Another wolf ro sheep. Clothing.

She reached homo nll out OF breath
and terribly excited,
"What do YOU thiuk2" she gnSpcd at
her husband. our minister's n higa.
mtst-u Terrible unprnctplcd Scoun-
drcl, who boasts Of his vilMny,"
"lloaNcuS" the mau replied, what
has he been Olivia! You mc not
miNed up speak, woman! What has
huppcucdV
mo, uol MCrriful Providence.
Don't think | am MIXED up IN II In
amy way, met him n little while aga
aud in n pleasant way told him had
been reading about u New York preach.
en- who is going TO marry n woman
with several million dollars, Henry,
Whit do you think he sald?
"GmctouS, how can | guess" h
painted.
"lIc said: That Is nothing. Every
little while | marry woman who IN
worth a million or So oh, pity his
poor wife and vhildrCuw
She Is still wondering why her de,
PRAYED husband refuses to keep ON bc,
ing terribly shocked. Chicago Record
Herald.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-11
ITEMS Of INTEREST.

II is said that Texas aloa" markets
$JoOO0.0oO worth Of cattle annually.
Newspapers are now being sold
through automatic machines in Berlin.
The mcdiau q Ee Of the whit" popula-
ton in the last census year was 2j4
and Of the colored 1871 years.
1t is rumorcd that Mrs Frank Leslie
viii start a new magazine devoted
largely to ,le interests Of women.
The income Of the Suez canal last
year was S1g.4I0OO0, being dues from
3.6g9 vessels which passed through it.
Queen Alexandra Of England it IS
said. would like to become the owner
Of Napoleon's villa on the island Of
Elbc
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-11
A LIBRARY FOR FOUR
DOLLARS.
Best Pictures, Best Fiction, Best
History, for Price of Cen.
tmrN SmhserintiOn.

tury Suhscription.
H.. l..l... T.. .u,,oII sno, ,,i.n
our ""''"' . 10 " 7'"""'' '''" ava
which TO supply family TOR year
with the best pictures and literature;
,.,rho ,,f,l.-,,ot,.,. ,,.rl- of c,lor ronro-
"'s
auction, as Howard rye character
izes the exquisite color reproductions
~ his nai,,irgs In the Docnmbrr Cen
.' ,,' i,'., p",'','' r -, ~, ,,..,a y, ,nai
,''9 "'S'"'' ''' '"' ''p',a W '''',
Interest, the best verse ana iictlon OF
the day.
,rho MOO, g,rf,iro .,cccsses ~ Tho
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century Magazine nave Deeh maze 10
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-11
Farm for Sale. e

offer for sale my farm, consisting
Of ls5 acres, located II miles west OF
Waldwick, II miles southeast of
Mineral Point; l05 acres In pasture
and meadow; balance cultivated;
good large house and barn, cistern
nd we'll az th house, new we'll, wind
mill and tank In center OF farm. Also
share IN Waldwick cheese factory:
share In Dukes Prairie Telephone
company Telephone In the house.
JAMES M. PILE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-09-04
PROGRAMME &
0f the Oakland pistrIc, Cnference Held
At fellowsViIIe Sept. "a. Isos.

IuFspAy. sfrr. sSp.
7sop. m--Sermon. by J. W Bedford
Alternate J. 5 Harvey
wEDEEsDAy. sFrr sRD
SO a. ~ Devotional J " Fsglc.
sfSa Disciplinary business
10 IS a. m--ScninaTy Endowment ~
Wcstfal
70 80 a. m--Irerogstisss Of Pastors To- fiv
ing or Withholding church letters aud
their Responsibilities &c the Member snd
the Church = @ " Ford
HOO a. m-Sermon. J. IS. wofkmsa Alter
nate. T.. =. Idlcman
LAs y m-Dcyo,ion. Martin Talbot
'eo .. m s. 5. Hour. Reports Of scpuf
In cndeuts sud Committees
asop m --iiomc Dcpsumcut, D. y Idle
msn. 81. Talbot.
ASP inflow 20 secure and m.Intain
the attendance Of an our children. -. D.
Cardcr
soe .. m Qualifications Of Teacher !
n Koch
3Isp MAIN Of ali S. s. Work. ~. D.
friend
s3op. Relative Importance of s s.
Work. + L. Bedfofd
s4s p. m--Pittsbufs Advocate the teach
crs aid, w. y. Dixon.
Query Box ~. scott. u. -.
49op m-Ijusincss
73o o. n,-sermon. w .. Diaon. - -
rnusspAy sfrr arH
Zoo a IN Devotion W Funk
2 IS q. a,--Bnsiness
1870 o.. m--Nhy should che Mlssionaf,
Collection be Increased q y. Meredith
if.oo a. n Sermon " Festhof Alter
nate o. r. Faulkner.
fAs . M Devotion. W. - Carftco
90 y. a. i3nslncss
80 .. fn-Thc necessity ~ Revival
every year in every Church. W ~ shaitt
ass 8. m-Csre Of Probauoncrs. and sho
IS responsible x. o. Phillips
3oo .. m-The necessity of 1uuiof
League Ia cvery Charge D. wssusu
8Isp m--Relanon of sanctscsuou "a
Regeneration sod Original $50 u. A
Friend ] " Fuos
7.3op m-sermon snd Sacfaneni 90 shs
Lord 3 supper ". scott y. ID
Conference Chorisier |. = . Jones d. D.
EXAMINING COMMIT
For License J. T.. IS Jones p. .. Idis
man. J. > Harvey
First YoIr-T H. fsuiknef ~ Talbot
- p Cardcr
Second Yesr-H g. Fdsnd W ~. shulis
r q Bedford
Third Year-I -. Koch o. funa
p ]. WcsfflIl
FOURTH Year workmau %
Baton. 4. Moredith
For Admission 70 Anausl Conference ]
W Bedford l.. . Jones. % sroti
Local DcscOus order I'D Wssffau ID
a Friend x o Phillips
Local Elders Ofder-F. q W. Fafd W
-. Carfico. ]. . Feather
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-09-04
Items of Interest

Prom the Mofgsniown Dominion.
MIS-. Iisrly ~ Grafton, and Mrs. Moore
u ko~iesbufg. Who wsre visiting Mrs Shut.
,les~oTlh ~ Clinton district. have gone 10
Granville - visit Mrs. Dcnt, the mother q
Squire James Dent.
Miss iisssie Clayton Of kingwood, will he
student ~ the University next winter
She has been here sof few days making
arrangements iuF the winter and wen, home
to-day ovsf the NJ. 8 X. railroad.
The NJ a X. failfoad has osdefed Gh,
new freight ears FROM the factory. They
~'il have 10 t- baih aud will probably not
s> delivered before the FIRST Of November.
Freight bpsiHess has increased So wonder.
fully along ihe Dseksf's creek valley that
ihs eumpasy 6ad Us present equipment en-.
irsly Inadequate.
A. a Werner piii go To Atlantic City for
a hiirf sscsiion, Thursday. after which he
~'ll sisi, New Yask and Thiia5rlpbis 70
purchase . stock u fall snd ~iuisf goo.is for
the store Il Werner, fo'iney & Company.
D'. hsHweli, b'oiher % The sushot IIu
nssWsil. rode ovsr from Aafofa foriy.,wl
a'ilss yesterday ~ make his Gra visll 10
AofesHiewn, ne gfadustrd ln medical
school Ia Coiossdo aad has Icea psac,icing
'hr past fo1f feas ~ Aurora fIe : think
'og q coming 10 shis to~a 10 locate bat says
he has good psasiiss ~h-fe be Is aed ~ill
bs eaefiaps slou, lssvisg is.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-09-04
I0ung Plants

Every farmer knows that
some plants grow better than
others. Soil may be the same
and seed may seem the same
bat some plants are weak and
cthcrs strong.
And that's the way with
children. They are like young
plants. Same food, same home,
t9ne care but some grow big
i strong while others stay
email and weak.
SCOTS Emulsion offers an
cay way out of the difficulty.
U.ilid weakness often means
,tarvation, not because of lack
II food, but because the food
,loes not feed.
Scots Enlulsion reallyfeeds
ID 2ncs the child growing
s,reng \.
Whatever the cause of weak
ness aad failure to grow
SCOTS Emulsion seems 20 find
it and set the matter right.
Send ff frre sample.
Srctt = iicyvnc, Chemists IA Pearl St New York
zoe and sioo, all druggists.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-09-04
KINGwOD PRESTON THURSDAY SEPTEMBER m

young @en, that The ts.ines m~n Ia
~sf ssd xovsfnmsnt woaid ln fs~
more year. have sns~eresf e. tlle a.,
ron csk. aud ti.st if anof<l 4 hi,n
gfeai pleasufs o. iu'rc,lacs q t..anr
man. the 500 ~ v~is. a. - deer xLs
.ervra ssih him in the ,aass r~.i
'nett. Sooug man ~lis,n 30 lcoks a
npon a. POSSESSING the qualifications
TO become on- ~ ih- notoa orators "a
Wet Virginia. gnd ss thu msa 80
introduced = "a Montgomery ~
rn""el'ou. a. the speaker os the
hour. sui tie representative - fhs
closing scenes 81 the lpth Annual
Rsuuion - the ka soidleFs ard SAL.
ora Association ot Pse.ton County.
A. tie close 81 this .Nosilsni al
dress the report 20 the COMMITTEES
on Resolutions VA. called for. read
and unanimously sdop, n. ehirh
resolutions S'e made par ~ ihl.
report Together with the poem 10 n
~. Reed, oi Rsedssil.e. ~hich es.
reci'sd by him 90 ihc boys n blue
duriug the reunion
The fepost ~ tho Fnancs cf,tn
uitfea IL a f.lfn..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-09-04
THE HEROES OF THE CIVIL WAR.


the Soldiers Reunion at the Camp Ground
py IA. II. Reed and published by rcquest.l
Comrades. time is swiftly passing:
We are growing old aud getting gray.
Sill that loyalty. how lasting.
When comrades meet by night or day.
And clasp their hands in silent friendship
And link again it's golden chain.
Memory ever brings the link that's broken,
Our heroic dead and our comrades slain.
We form again in a silent manner
Though there may be present only few;
Beneath the old Star -Spangied Banner.
That old battle line in cherished blue
Friends at the call OF Abraham Lincoln.
Over one million in Union Blue,
Beneath this nations starry banner.
With uplifted hands swore they'd be true.
Many hero bore that banner.
Went down in death on the battle plain:
Whilst on the folds OF the Star-Spangled
Banner
His life.blood left its crimson stain.
Down they went into viginia.
Maryland, Kentucky and Tennessee.
Carolina. Georgia and Alabama.
The bore the Banner of the Free.
II was no dream or childish fancy.
No phantom vision of the night.
When American met American in the
battle.
Then came the horrors of desperate
fight.
The world looked on in anna re and wonder:
I a all al A.
Death swept the Northern and Southern
Colonies. &.
still rallying again they firmly stood.
Now advancing, now rctreating.
Almost four long anxious years;
Libertys God His watch was keeping.
Der this Nations blood and tears.
Victory perched on the Union Banner.
When the mighty and crafty General Lee
Gave our General Grant his sword of
treason.
And the United States indeed was free
Freed by the blood OF the Union soldiers.
As they fell in this battle line.
And stamped with you my living comrades.
Footprints deep in the sands OF time.
With fraterual love both kind and true,
More cherished then to our common
brother.
When sealed by the blood of the boys in
blue.
For very soon the last old veteran.
Ninety OF a hundred years OF age,
Will rally for the last reunion
An oIx q
His towering form with age is bending.
His eyes once bright has lost It's glcam;
His hair once black as the glossy raven.
Has turned white as the winter sheen
Methinks see this Union Soldier.
A noble specimen OF his race
As the tear drops chase each other
Down his ,ime-worn, wiihercd face
Lonely. these grand old soldiers.
o. can il be they stand alone5
Can it be our million co rades
All through the gates of death have
nowni
Soon the Angel OF Death will appear.
Seeking again that battle line,
And claim the last Union Soldier,
And sweep him from the shores OF time.
Columbia, bow down in sadness.
Der the last OF this battle line;
Liberty points with Joy aud glsdness
To the footprints left in the sands OF
time.
] would urge those that are living.
To obey the commandments given in
Gods Holy Word;
| Prepare for home in heaven
Where we live forever with the Lord.
What pleasant thought that we may all
meet
Over on the Eternal Shore;
Where comrades aud friends each other
greet.
And dwell in peace forever more.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-09-04
now's This 4!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
FOR any case Of Ca,sfrh that cannot BE-
cured by Halfs Catarfh Cure.
T. j. CHENEY q Co. Props Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned have known ..
Cheney for the last rs years and believe
him perfectly honorable u an business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligation made by their hrm
WEST & IRUAx Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo Ohio
WALDSC. kiNNAH & MARviN Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo Ohio.
Hslfs Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood aud mucous
surfaces OF the system. Price 7s cents per
iais free
Halls Family Pills arc tie best
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-09-04
nRosLurroNs

Ater carrtsl cousidciaii on of tho
present conditions ,nrrouudins US
ms a free goverumeui nud sn inislH.
Kcnt people, ,Our committee beg
icsy To submit the following p,snm.
bic aud resolutions Tor cuusid~rni ion
of the soldiers and ~ loro~ of the
Civil War OF the Rebellion. who
through an all wise providence have
been permitted To participate Iva this
the 10 anhuul r"union OF the soldiers
aud sailors Reunion Association OF
Preston county. Being ~ remnant
OF those who went forth la the flower
OF their manhood Ia defence 81 the
government and the flag under
wlicli we bnvo since lived and pros
percd we can consistently enter our
oliciiudc for the maini enance aud
upbuiIdimg OF the principles that We
made sncii wonderful sacrifices for
from 6i to 65.
Therefore be IL Resolved, that
while many changes have como TO
us Ira way OF acquisition aud laws
npd the enforcement of which we
disnpprove and some OF WHICH we
disapproyc, the fact remains that
our loyalty to our ouuutry aud our
flag has not Bbn'ed Hiid thereto
pledge our support nnd Influence Ia
suppressing the wrong aud main-
tainib6 the right as dsyoutiy and
ms enruestiy as We did whou the vrry
ife 81 oar nation was endangered
R"-,,ivcd. tiHi We bcnoIlttce dis
loyalty aud dishonesty in the admin
istratlon OF our public affairs aud
especially do we dspioro the present
outlook for trouble brought about Ia
many INSTANCES t,rougii tho comb
nation OF wrath TO the detriment OF
the IaboriDg class. mud recommend
that prompt legislation be had look
Ing to tho arbitration OF the many
difficulties arising gctween capital
aud labor.
Resolved thai while we appreclnfe
the helping hand OF our benevolent
government in bes;owing upon us
adequate penslon-. we deplore the
inequality OF tho grading Of the
same rs well as tue unnecessary ex-
pence To our government ia the
adjudication OF ciaiius under our
present Iaws, aud at this late date
would recommend boards Of equal.
TO correct the evil complained of
Resolved, that we depIore tho dc.
purture from our midst OF comralrs.
Clark Sypolt. Tho-. j. Watson. W
q. Menenr. Levi Jenkins, DIR. NJ. S.
Bryfr, GeOrgp w. Ashby, Andrew
Knots, J. j. Watsou, wholhayo been
summoned to answer the last roll
cali siuco we Iast met in tile capacity
OF reunion. While the ties 81
comrnd.ship hay. be,n broken here
below, inny they be feunIted Ia that
upper aud better country prepared
for the faithful. We rs comrades
extend our sympathy To the bereft
widows aud children Of the departed
Resolved, that our most sincere
thanks mr. due TO the Tunneitou
CampnoctiDy Association FOR tie
use OF their grounds. To the officers
and speaker. musicians, news pa
pers nnd contributors 81 funds to
TO iueet tho expenses of this reunion,
aud lie ssue T. hereby heartily &c
corded thsm.
Resolved. that tie foregoing reso
buttons ~ adopted bc furnished our
cOun'y news papers for publication.
Kospsctfuliy submitted.
+. LASmAm Committee.
LEHoY SHAWL
On mOtion of C,Inrade Wm. a.
Mediums the foregoing preamble
rod resoI1uobs eogo ANONYMOUSLY
adopted.
II ~. liAYDEN, Commsndcr.
LKRoY SHAW. Adju nni.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-09-04

For years J suffered suth antnid nI.
scry from Bronchitis whites ~ lnfns
ton Ca. that often I aas nnahio fH
work. hen. when everything else failed
was wholly cured b. Dr EInfs Nrr
Discovery FOR Consumption. So wife snf
tered intensely rom hsfhma fii i Cufed
her. and AT our experience foef g. show
De- TIC best Group medicine intht enfid
trial VIII convince jou us unfieslad Tor
Threat and Lung diseases Cuafanfeed
bottles soc and q o. Islai bottles free
az Cookies. Howesvllis
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-09-04

huYiog goods BY mail from 70.
gives you a frs,ooo.oo stock oI
Drugs ADD Sundfics % draw from
al a. WupffsAiE PeicEs
ffe telst nrusias o. ~ cssis.
ifc iafIft Conhs o. ~ cfnis
far feifl soap o. fs6is
- Iaiirf sosp fsf " rsuff
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