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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-02-26
ARE TRAINING YOUNG cUDAHY
To Make Resistance Next Time He
Is Captured.

To Make Resistance Next Time He
Is Captured.
Eddie Cudahy, the 16-year-old son
of E. A. Cudahy, the millionaire
packer, who was the principal in the
celebrated kidnapping case year ago.
is an aspirant for the bowling record
for his age.
He is easily the best of the younger
set of bowlers in Omaha and fire.
quently goes above the 200 mark,
both in private and in match games.
His record was made few nights
ago when he scored 256.
His good work on the alleys is the
result of the course mapped out by
his father since his kidnapping. At
that time the elder Cudahy deter
mined to put his son through a
course of athletics which would fit
aim to put up a stout resistance in
case he is ever again attacked.
The course began in the spring,
when young Cudahy could be seen
Creighton university baseball team.
In the summer tennis and track
events took his attention, and this
fall he was one of the most promis-
ing candidates for a place on the uni
versity football team.
In addition to this, well stocked
gymnasium has been fitted up al
nome and there he frequently invites
the boys of his set to contests OF
skill and endurance. Fencing, vault
ing and a number of exercises are
possible with the magnificent appar
atus with which the home gymna
stun is fitted out.
Besides being fitted himself tc
stand off the attacks of any others Of
the Pat Grove type. Cudahy has an
other protection through the fact thai
wherever he goes he always has one
or more companions with him, and
faithful servant of the family is al
ways on guard to prevent repetition
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-02-26

Before buying oil stock see what
the Kalispell Oil and Development
company have to offer. Room "a,
Conrad block.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-02-26
CITY PROPERTY

House and lot, ~ story, waterworks, lathed
and plastered, stone foundation, cellar. A bar
gain. Price, $1050 cash.
Brick house, good location, nicely built; cheap
at S1450.
Hotel and lot, First Avenue west, 10 bed
nections, A good investment. Price $500 cash
House and two lots, 6 rooms, nice location, new
furniture, chickens, organ, etc. Price, 81 900
House and lot, barn, on Spring creek. bar
gain. Price, 5000.
50-foot lot $500. 50-foot lot S275.
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The Semi-WeekIy Bee until June
with premium, for so cents.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-02-26
LADY CONSTANCE MACKENZIE.

lied, and many stampeders will be
returning in the regular old charac-
teristic way of busted, b'gosh.'
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FOR SALE BY
GRIFFIN & STANNARD
Real Estate and Insurance.

len Acres. Z miles northeast of Kalispell,
lUU good improvements, nice creek, fair
I pieaty % Of % ssFsi q Ffoe land $4,000
I'm Acres, IL miles from Kalispell, and
Z@U miles from Columbia Falls all fenced,
good improvements, IS acres under cul-
tivation, balance good timber; 100000
ss~@ nj %shn 4o4ods F RRs $4,000
Ih(1 Acres, y miles south of Kalispell, on
IUU bank of Flathead river; fair improve
%Bsass g. sfo soo Lana shnx Fines 1900
len Acres, 3 miles from Kalispell, nice
IUU 7-room house, good outhouses, rs acres
of timothy, 20 fruit trees, 100 acres good
pasture, 5000 cords of wood worth 81 90
per cord in the tree. CEEnn
one-half cash, balance on time OOOO
lE/ Acres, miles south of Kalispell ITO
] VH acres under ltivation, good improve
harrow. plow, wagon, Sf horses s f haT.
9 ef estsls PAIR PF ct Sheds 80 head S725O
$4,000 cash, balance on time at per cent
interest.
990 Acres Il miles south of Kalispell and
OGO miles from SomerS, where all produce
can be shipped; fine soil, 290 acres under
cultivation, good spring water, 65 acres
In winter wheat, close to school and
church, farm machinery, some COR
stock. Price, per acre, ............ boo
EIl Acres, fair improvements, 100000 feet
IUU of timber, pine, fir and tamarack, one
plant at Bigfork; price 49,. SZUUU
len Acres II miles northwest of Kalispell,
lUU SO acres under cultivation, balance good
1P5HiSsr' fair improvements, S2625
IGN Acres meadow and upland, will cut from
! Uu 125 to $50 ton of hay, 4-room house, large
barn, blacksmith shop, chicken house
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dFGh hs snd vi %a ssGG rsds Irritating $4,000
II
IUU orchard land, about 300 trees mostly
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s sSH al os ssF tad IF a% n fr F4se $4,000
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90 proyements, MOSTLY timber, Q0l0f1
small meadow. Price. ....... 0ZIUU
IN Acres, 10 miles south of Kalispell, west
~ side, fine land, close to SomerS where
ship all produce. cor
Price, per acre r 435
on Acres, ) miles south of Kalispell, 80
on acres of open land balance stump land
PRICE, ilssio good timber good soil 600
IN Acres, on Flathead lake, IL miles from
4U OBriens mill, good one-story frame
house. barn, hen house, root cellar, small
esasd o EASILY ~ 200
IN Acres, splendid fruit land, 100 trees,
~ f sSd s soSS v sPS bfFG good $4,000
Easy terms.
| IN Acres, 10 miles northwest of Kalispell,
~ acres broken, balance timber, SE1E
| nice creek. Price ...............YJZO
on Acres. on the east side of Flathead
| on Lake, 700 fruit trees. some bearing;
100000 feet of good timber, nice fish
pond, the best fruit land in S90nn
Easy terms.
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| We have hundreds of purchasers inquiriug
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| in America.
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Cupid's Capers.

There was wedding in the county road
near the residence OF President j. S Dunn
OF the County Court last Sunday, the
contracting parties being John Zeigler.
one Of the lumber men out near Sandy
Bottom. who came In there year or two
ago from Pennsylvania and the bride was
Miss Ethel Keefover. daughter OF David
l.. Kcefoyer Of near Reedsville
II seems that the latter objected 10 the
marriage and so they ran OF to get married
and took the road for Il We do not know
whether they are Middle OF the Road
Popnlist or whether they pay any road tax
or not bot the President Of the Court will
have to look after that The wedding
place IS right where he had the big fight
with Barney Christopher few years ago
and big lawsuit over H. The battle
ground is now changed into Cupid 4
Bower where only lovc.licks are passed
Rev. Philips Of kecdseiIie. performed
the dihcult operation OF adding Two TO.
gethor and making one out Of the job.
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Correspondence OF The Argus.
John o. Wbetsell has purchased fine
new saw mill.
Miss Virgie Bell Of rerfa Alta, is visiting
her many friends IN this settlement
Some Of our Terra students think they
are too good TO associate with the people Of
this settlement.
Mr. and Mrs j. w Young started for
Corin,h Saturday to spend a few days with
Mr. Young's parents.
j. w. Young has ten acres Of the finest
oats IN w. Va. lie vas in Terra Alta
Monday hunting sale for same.
Miss Lizzie Wbe,sell, who IS attending
school in Kingwood came home TO spend
the Fourth with her many friends Of this
settlement
There was grand picnic held in whet.
sell Grove Of this settlement on July Fourth.
There we're many present and those who
were not missed the hes, part Of their life.
There will be grand picnic held in
Whetsell Grove sometime during the las, Of
July Will let you know the date later.
The committee will be composed Of
Lafayette wheissll and c. " CaIver.
George IIill gave a birthday party to his
many friends in this vicinity last Thursday
evening There were over ono hundred
present and all had a very delighlfui time
Refreshments we're served al twelve O'Clock.
and they continued dancing until daylight.
Misses Meta, Lizzie. Dora whetsell.
Virgo Bell, Messrs. Jean Fahney, Chester
and John Calvert and Thomas whetsell
were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. w.
Young Friday evening. Refreshments were
served aoi music was furnished by those
present rne Disciple
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Aurora.

Correspondence OF The Argus
J. w. and l.. {. Shaifer left for King
wood Sunday
DR. Garrei, of Grafton, Is here this week
doing dental work.
Miss Mary Spgglc and Clay woi,ing wen,
to Mt. Carmel Saturday, returning Sunday
evening.
Wilson Martin aud George Fitch Of Fair.
mont, registered at the Mt. View House ON
their way to Keyscr
MIR. and Mrs. Kaufman of Davidsyillc.
Pa, are visiting Mrs. Kaufman's parents,
Rev. anI Mrs. Gross.
Miss Floss Marsden Of Kingwood, arrived
at the Mt. View House last Thursday.
where she will spend the sumner.
Miss Odessa Stemple has been quite III
with scarlet fever nj her home VALLEY
Farm" but is much better at this writing.
There has been several cases 10 this neigh
borhood.
One of the most delightful social events
of the season was The dance and bowling
contest given by Miss Nora Lan,z at her
home Thursday evening. July 10 The
guests began to arrive about eight O'Clock
They then repaired TO the bowling alley.
where Miss Floss Marsden of Kingwood,
and Mr.. Jack Grimes of Piusbuig, chose
sides, Mr. Crimes side coming out vic.
torious. Dancing was then INDUCED in
until eleven O'Clock when the guests we're
invited out TO the dining room where de-
iightful refreshments were served in abun.
dance Dancing was then resumed until a
late hour. when the guests departed TO their
various homes. Among those present were
Mrs. Iilla and Mr.. Jack Of Pits burg, Nj.
and Mrs. Kaufman Of Dayidsyille, Pa.
Miss Floss Manden of Kingwcod. Misses
Ora Bush, Sylvia and Eva Werner, Alma
Scherr and Emma Ossinger, Messrs. Dr.. J.
Gilbert Selby, John Ernest Bush. Arnold
and Milton Scherr and Walter G. Hayes Of
Eglon, Misses Elva wilt. Mary Spiggle,
leila and Anna Shaffer, Pena Mason and
Lucy MeCum, Messrs Or. Ceiele and
Clinton Wilt Of Aurora.
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Drug Store Talk

Buying goods by mail from us
gives you SIS, 200. 90 stock OF
Drugs and Sundries to draw from
all at WHOLESALE PRIcEs
zsc. Tooth Brushes for ~ cents.
2Sc. Ladies Combs for II cents.
Ioc. Toilet Soap for cents
75c. Toilet Soap for cents
z5c. Mennen's 'ralcum Powder for 20 cents.
soc. Breast Pumps for % Gems
Doc. Family Syringe for 30 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.
1--WE are after your Mail Orders.)
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Hattie, wife of ID. NJ. Owens Of Yves,
End, aud daughter of Mr.. and Mrs ]. II.
canico, departed this life July s. 1909,
aged forty five years aud ten days. She
had been faithful member Of the NJ. T..
church for about twenty four years and her
las, hours were peaceful which leaves the
evidence that she is "Asleep in Jesus. "
She leaves husband. one son and one
daughter, also an aged mother, -four broth.
ers and one sister, but they have the assur.
anee that Il they are faithful few years
they will meet her in better land where
sorro"'and suffering are unknown. The
services were conducted by Rev. Idlenan
of Rowlesbufg, and she vas laid to rest in
the Rowlesburg cemetery.
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ruunelton.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston are visiting thel,
son. Robert Johnson.
I, :. Deputy Daniel r. Jackson passed
through town Monday.
Merchant James =. Hunt was in Plus
burg last week on business
MIR aud Mrs. l.. NJ. Albright we're guest.
OF the Hotel Watkins Friday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Cummings were visit,
ms kingwood friends Friday.
A. NJ Moore is spe, ding this week he, a
entertaining Ed willims OF the Watkins.
MIR. aud Mrs. :. X. Guseman were cali
ing on Haywood friends Sunday evening
Edward Heermans aud wife OF fairmon,
passed through town Sunday on their wa,
home.
Roy Hardcsty and two sisters OF RowIes.
burg. were the guest OF. friends here
Sunday.
Miss Leslie Hartman was the guest OF
friends at Mt Lake Park from Friday tiil
Monday
Andy Frants moved his family into I.
O. Hcrndon's house on Gibson street
Monday.
Contractor Joseph ruccy is at Redwood
looking after his work on the Cherry
River r. X.
Miss Maud Edwards OF McKcesport, Pa.
is visiting her charming friend Miss Annie
May Morris.
Mrs. and Mrs. John Hartman of New.
burg. were visiting friends aud relatives
here last week
Our genial aud good naiured friend
FRANK Lanham spent Sunday down ON the
farm with the home folks"
Jas. o. ruhill went to Indianapolis. Ind.
Wednesday to attend the National Con.
vent'on OF the United Mine Workers.
The many friends OF DR.. conley are
glad to note that lie has come forth from
tue Wilderness aud Joined the town folks -
Mayor Montgomery and Chief OF Police
Oscar w. linn are In Parkesburg this week
attending to some important legal business
Miss Louise Hagans. our accomplished
young musician. accompanied by her
mother, returned from Frankfort on &c.
Wednesday,
Geo. Lyons OF any old place, but nj
present haiiing from Ncwburg, was i'm
town day or two last week greeting his
many good friends
Mt aud Mrs A. l. Bona6eld. accom-.
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Helmiols
oil fairmont. composed merry fishing
party at the Grant Club this week.
The body OF Joseph Loar. who was
killed In the w. Va. NJ. wreck. was taken
to Thornton for burial Friday. lie leaves
a wife and four small children In very
needy circumstances.
MIR. and Mrs. T. NJ Kenny and three
children are visiting friends al Howesyillc
this week Hubert Cassidy Is here hold.
ing Toms place In the telegraph Office
down.
During the past week the NJ. Coal Co.
has brought to town nearly 100 foreigners.
mostly Italians. Slaves and Polanders.
The south side mine was started IN Satur.
day and at the present rate they will soon
have full force in. II remains To be see
whether this class OF labor can success.
iu'ly mine this coal All OF the striking
miners are obeying the Injunction 10 the
letter but we still have five Deputy
Marshals with MS for company II is
reported that some OF the men will desert
the union shortly aud go to work. but we
haye nothing to confirm The rumor
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| RceOStttke.
Correspondence OF The Argus.
full head Is no compensation FOR a foul
heart.
Mrs. Margare, Sqaires has been quite sick
for some time
George NJ. Gross lief, las, Monday for
uniontown, Pa.
In the church the kicker gets everything
he wants except religion.
Miss Pearl Wolfe Of Lenox, is visiting her
father, Mr.. Frank Wolfe.
Miss Luna Dill is staying with her sister
Mrs. John Gross Of Morgantown
Matmaduke Montgomery of Tunnel,on.
is visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. c. J Baylcs.
When you dig man out of trouble YOU
can bury you own trouble In the hole.
Foster Sturgeon was at Morgan,own
last week combining business with pleasure.
Miss Hattie Stone OF near Kinrwood.
returned home last Monday after a three
weeks visit here.
Miss - ivens Of Clarkshurg. aud Miss
Menear of kingwood. are guests of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Gay Fairfax.
X. f. Fortney and Isaiah Spencer have
been at home for several days. They have
been working at Keyser.
Mr.. and Mrs Eph Spurgeon and son of
Morgantown, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Mckinney several days last week.
The ChiIdrens Day exercises a, the
Bethlehem church Sunday night was very
good Quite number of person attended
There was very quiet wedding Sunday
morning near this place. The parties we're
MIR. John Zeigler of Pennsylvania, and Miss
Ethel kcefover.
MI. and Marcellus Martin and SON Earl
OF Morgantown, accompanied home by Miss
Jenneit Davis, of Albrighisvile, were
visitors at Mrs. Emily Fairfax's Sunday.
Calder Hartley. who has been sick for
some time, died Thursday and was buried
at Masontown Friday evening at / o'clock.
lie died nj the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Frank Philips
Mrs. cnss Marley aud son. Outs, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Marklcy, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Harry Markley Of Louisville, MonongaIia
county, attended the dedication of the
Baptist church Sunday near Masoniown.
ELLA RE
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Newburg News.
RESI- ondence OF Tho Argus

corrcsi ondence of Tho Argus.
Miss Belle Ellis was in Grafton Saturday
shopping.
Rowes ice cream parlor is Grs,-class and
well paronized.
Bailey Latham of Junior, was in town
last week on business.
The festivals gwen here by the NJ. p.
church were great success
Lue Turnkey of Webster, was visiting
relatives in town last week
w. L. Yarna! was in Cumbe,land las,
week, visiting his wife aud new daughter.
Born, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID X. AMMAN
fine ien-pound boy las: Thursday
morning.
Miss Gertrude Zinn OF Wheeling, is the
guest Of Mr.. aud Mrs. w. IT, Frazier ON
Water street
H. {. Smith, who is acting yard-mas,er
at Function, will visit his mother in South
Cumberland Sunday. OF course his girl is
away.
Misses Oitie and Lee Deck are away on a
ten days visit TO Grafton, Webster and
Felterman. What will poor "Redr and
"Craekey" do ?
There was quite an exciting time on
Raecoon Valley Friday night between "Our'
Morgan and "patiy" Beavers, but they are
god friends now
The B.& O.is making great progress with
It's new reservoirs, the first one being nearly
completed They will build two more dams
and remodel their shops here.
w. -. Corbin and sister Miss Lima and
Mrs Harry Jackson. Misses Lee Deck and
Hattie Smith and Earl Smith attended the
funeral Of Roy Collier in Grafton last
E,tI..
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Notice

Is hereby given that the Stockholders
ot the Greenbrier Monongahela aud
itisbufg Railroad Company will hold
the first meeting for the purpose OF organ
cation and such other proceedings as may
be bad nj an annual meeting and TO do and
perform all other business necessary and
proper TO be done, under the law. az a
stockholders meeting, on the 7Tst day Of
July. 1901 az the law Offices OF McGraw and
Post, IN the town OF Grafton. IN the Count /,
OF Taylor. State Of West Virginia, al ten
O'Clock a ~.
The corporstors OF said railroad company
have opened books Of subscription. for the
purpose OF receiving subscriptions TO the
capital stock Of such company. AT the Graf.
ton Bank in said town, County and State.
under the direction OF Charles X Dufbin.
Esq.
JoHN \. McGRAw.
MELVILLE ID. Posi-.
CHARLES X. DuRHIN,
"A :. WANDER
GEO. ". WmTRsCARyER
o'26foo7 a gao.
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The venerable Robert Alnol1 died at the
home OF his son, Joseph Arnold near Bruce.
tom on Monday of last week and the funeral
was held on Tuesday afternoon conducted
by Rev. MeEndo of the Bapiis, church.
The burial took place 10 The Bruceion Gene
terry. The deceased was born in Ireland
and was IS years. months and ~ days
old. HIS wife died about twelve years ago
and he X survived by three sons aud two
daughters. OF the former Joseph and
Robert live near Bruceton and Benjnmn w.
Arnold lives in Portland district and is the
member of the County Court from that dis
irc'. OF the two daughters Mrs. J. J.
Guseman resides in Morganiown and Mrs.
John A. Liston in Kingwood.
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Wednesday, August 6th, 1902,

az one O'Clock y. m. in the town Of King.
wood ~ the county Of Preston In the
state Of West Virginia, ~ the front door Of
the Court House. y certain tract Of land
containing one and three. fourths acres Of
land. more or less, situate in Gainesville IN
the county Of Preston. in the State Of West
Virginia. bounded as follows beginning
at the Morgantown and Evansville pike.
and running ~ 81 y rs poles TO n stone.
thence 90 = IS poles 20 a stone by Clarks.
burg road. thence with said road s 20 W
10 poles 3 links $ 90 w poles to tho Nor.
ganiown and Evansville pike. and with
said pike 60 w IS{ poles to the beginning
and being the same land conveyed BY
Lizzie Jackson and husband 20 said Iinn
February 2sth. 1888 by deed recorded in
said Preston county In book No o. page
435 and also the following personal proper.
ty. M the time Of the making OF said trust
IN said Preston county. bot now part Of "a
is IN MOnOngalia county as trustee is adj.
vised. one portable engine ~ by - inches
on heavy iron plates one n and one II
band wheel - inch bell crank: ono porta
bic boiler 20 inches IN diameter by 10 feet
IN length with 43inch tube with smoke
box and heater, one portable saw mill No.
. with 6oinch saw and 20 feet Of carriage
an iron connected head blocks. 50 feet Of
ways. 90 feet Of 4ply gum betting 70 inches
wide one set OF stavc machines one cut
OF saw with pulleys shafting etc
Selling as trustee ! shall only convey
such title as Is vested IN me by said deed
Of trust.
Terms Of sale. cash
This the goth day OF June. Ioo2
MARcELLUs NJ. THOMPSON.
I0o2'4t sfs * Trustee.
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Is hereby given that tie Stockholders Of
the kowlcsburg and Parsons Railway
Company Will hold the FIRST meeting for the
purpose OF organization and such other
proceedings as may be had M an annual
meeting and TO do and perform all other
business necessary and proper TO be done
under the law. az Stockholders meeting.
on the 7Ist day Of July. foo7 at the law
Offices OF McCraw and Post in the town Of
Grafton, iu the County ~ Taylor. State of
West Virginia, ut two o. clock p. M.
The corpofators OF said railway company
have opened books Of subscription. for the
purpose OF receiving subscriptions 10 the
capital stock Of such company. al the Graf
ton Bank. IN said town. County and state.
under the direction Of Charles X Dnrbin
ESQ.
MELVILLE - POsr.
u. r. MAYNE
g. ~. a. kuNST
JoHN T.. HECHuFR
II. W. CHADDuCg.
Gao foo7-4t sfso.
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Convincing Proof Of the efficacy Of Ely s
Cream Balm, the greatest Of ca,arrb rene
dies, is certainly cheap n generous trial
size costs but 10 GEMS. Full size 20 cents.
Sold by druggists everywhere or mailed by
Ely Bros, 50 Warren Street, New York
I3S Mill Street Lexington, Ky.
messrs. Ely Bios AFTER giving your
Cream Balm a trial can truly say feel
very much benefited Ivy IFS use aud shall
continue 70 use it by purchasing from our
druggist here. Mas. w. H. DANIEL.
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And say some other salvc. ointment
lotion. oil or healer is as good as Bucklcn'.
Arnica Salvc. tell him thirty wears of mar
vcions cures Of Plies. Burns Boils. Corns
Fclons. Ulcers. Cats. Scalds Bruises and
Skin Eruption prove It's the best sne
cheapest age al the Cooke supply Com
pany's Howesviilc
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TRUSTEE S NOTICE or SALE.
Valuable Real Estate and Machinery
for Sale.

BY virtue Of = deed Of trust dated the sth
day Of April. 1893, made by Rachel linn 10
me as trustee. and OF record in the Office
Of the clerk Of the county court Of Preston
county West Virginia in deed OF trust
D0ok NO 90 page 80. aud also recorded in
counties OF Lewis Marion and Monopgalja.
~ said state will sell 40 public auction to
the highest biddor on
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Whereas there is alarm in the town and
community Of dogs having been exposed to
dogs affected with Rabies; Therefore. ON
Motion, il is ordered that all persons hav.
ing dogs within he Corporation be required
70 restrain said dogs for ten days from this
date, either tying or housing them or by
muzzling them, " permitted 70 run at large
by order Of the Town Council.
JoHN y. FoeD, Mayor.
July rSth, 1902.