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Fenobseot-
Nathan Shaw, of somerviiie, is visiting
relatives here.
L. Z. Hodgdoa, of Ellsworth, was in
town Saturday.
Miss Mabel Wardweli, Of Bluehin, Il
visiting her grandfather. John wardweli.
Merle Bridges Is erecting a new hem
house and intends TO go into tho poultry
business extensively.
DIR. Arthur spragae, wife and son Dom
aid. OF Boothbsy HaFbor, are here visiting
friends aud relatives.
Mrs. Ida waEdwsll and daughter Hor-
tense are visiting Mrs. WardweiI's daugh-
ter, Mrs. d. c. Littlsheld, at WaterviiIe.
A. &. yarnum has recently shipped
20 600 paving blocks to Neg York parties
by sehooneEs "Ellen NJ. Baxter" and
John r. Williams.
Miss Hattie w2rd~ell, OF this town. and
Ralph w. Emerson, Of Blnehill, who
we're recently married. are living at Blue
hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson have the
good wishes OF host OF friends.
Sept. z. sUBA-
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Loss o. vitality il loss OF the principle Of life,
and Is early Indicated by failing appetite and
diminishing strength and endurance. Hoods
sarsapariila Is the gressess vitaizar--it acts on
all the organs and functions. and builds Up the
whole sys,em.--Advt.
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West Eden.
School Is 10 session with Miss Helen
Mansfield as teacher.
Miss Roxsns LeiSnd and Miss Susie
Walls came home last week from North
east Hsrbor.
Mrs. Melinda Quinn aud daughter
Blanche, who have bean employed at Isles
ford, are home.
Quite number OF pupils from here are
attending the Central high school, taught
by Mr.. Smith, at the Knox district.
Sept. -. NJ.
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korth LaDoin.-
Miss Marshall, of Trenton, is stopping
with Mrs. Lizzie Bragaon.
Mrs. Amanda Hastings, Of Massaehu-
sets, visited relatives here the past week.
Howard Haslem, who has been stopping
with bis uncle, c. NJ. Kittredge, has re-
turned to his home in Wslthsm.
Quite delegation attended the associa-
zion held At Eden last week. They report
an interesting and psoftabls session
while the weather was all that could be
desired throughout the entire session.
Sept. p. Y.
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ssMy mother suffered from distressing
pains and general III health due to tndi-
restion, - says L. w. Spaulding, Verona.
Mo, sTwo years ago got her to try kodol.
she grew better at once and nov eats any
thing she wants, remarking that she fears
no had Effects as she has her bottle of
kodol handy 1t Is natures own tonic.
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Aurnra.
w. n. Crosby ID whiting bis sister, Mrs.
Eta c. Vague, in East Bangor.
A. L. Mace and wife attended the
Chsrryfieid fair one day lsst week.
Mrs. Eta c. Vague. OF East Bangor,
visited hsr mother, Mrs. $. r.. Crosby.
last week.
Mrs. J. +. Giles aud daughter Hsrsi, OF
Ellsworth, visited her parents, II. l. Rowe
aud wife, recently.
Frank 8. Rowe and wife were the guests
OF Elwooi Archer and wife, Of wsAkRm,
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Davis, who bias been EN-
piossd in Ellsworth for the past few
weeks, il pow at work for II. l.. Rowe.
Mrs. Rowe, who has been III for the past
month, is eonvslescent.
Sept. q. r..
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Prospect Rarber-
Misc Isabel Clesses IA bone from Bar
Harhor on short vacation.
Miss Bessie Williams arrived homo from
Bar Harboc saturday night.
Rev. w. A. LawtoB, of Boston, recently
spent week here with friends.
sshoodic lodge, K. of p, viii confer the
first rank on candidate Sept. n.
Miss Bessie Crow ley is in East Sullivan
caring for her sister, Mrs. Edwin Doyle.
Mrs. Charles Grover, of wintsr Harhor,
has concluded visit to her sister, Mrs. J.
B. Cole.
Miss Margaret Louise Moore has re-
sumed school at wheaton seminary, Nor
ton, Mass.
Mrs. III. A. Handy hiss gone TO Winter
port where she will spend few weeks
with friend.
wv. Cole and wife were called to Mil
bridge the last of the week by the death
OF a grandehild.
Mrs. 5. o. Moore starts this morning
for Boston, where she will spend a few
weeks with relatives.
Msniey Hills, of Brooklyn, N. e., was
a guest Of W. A. Iawton, the first OF the
week, at l.. p. Coles.
e. ID. Chase has secured the contract
for the Methodist church, and work will
begin as soon ss the lumber arrives.
Or. C. c. L&rrabee took few days OF
last week in which to visit hts father in
Carroll, and other relatives ia that vicin-
ify.
Schools began the 18th. Miss Maria
Bunker, OF Franklin, teaches the gram
mar, and Miss Clara Davis, of Cutler, the
primary.
Sept. 2. {.
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West Brooksviils-
Professor Clark, OF Roeklsnd, was at
the Brookside for few days last week.
Miss Nellie Jones is visiting her aunt
10 Portland for few weeks.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Kselsnd, OF Chelsea,
Mass, Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Maria
Tapley.
Misses Ida Edmsnster and Emma
Adams. o, Bangor, are the guests OF Mrs.
Lucy J. Jones.
Walter 81. Tspley, OF Roek.~nd, was In
town "Wednesday calling on biz mo,a. T,
Mrs. George Ii. Taplsy.
Luther Church. wife and two children
were the guests OF Lewis Fsrnham aud
wife Saturday and Sunday.
The schooner "John p. Williams, Capt.
Thurston Lord, has loaded stone at
Penobseot for New York.
Mrs. Clara strout and children, who
have passed the summer here, retsrned
10 her home in Portland last week.
The bsrk ast. James, Capt. Robert
Morris Tapley, from Savannah June 2,
for Honolulu, vas spoken August IA on
Cape Horn.
On account Of the illness of her mother
Mrs. Lois Weseott did not return to
Brewer lsst Saturday to resume teaching
as she bad intended to do.
Last S sturday, o. W. Tapley. OF Ellis
worth, and Dr. Eugene rspley, of West
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north BIaehiiI.
DR.. Ellen Dewetlo, OF Cheyenne,
Wyoming, Is visiting relatives here.
A daughter, yivisn Persis, was born TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy A. wardwelI Sept. s.
Sept. p. w.
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Our 'Y'' delegates 10 State W. {, T. C.,
Grsea Carroll. Leila Freeman and Masa
Holmes. returned much pleased ovsf
their cordial reception and enisTisinmsni,
the deitghtfnl "Yn hour, and the success
OF the convention In general.
There was some wopdsrmsnt BY tie
state president and Others a. to
whure Haneoek's unusually large dele
CATION OF We could be. They mus. have
l0st sight Of the fact that the missing
ones had been In no; skirmish Ails'
iisnseon votes, and though too late tor
the state. wili no doant hr In line for The
national convention al Portland In oe-
:obsr, and though defeated for time The
county banner attn waves.
Tho "Ys" " ho bad been Joined By Ass
E,hel Reed 30 represent Northeast HAF-
Dor union, hare been invited BY the Wa
lard W. c. 7. U. to give an account OF tss
convention al the Friday afternoon sss-
sion at the library reading room.
sept. ~ SPRAY
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DEATH on JOSEPH sTANsFIELD.
Joseph Stsnsfield died of typhoid fever a;
che home OF his brot her Samuel Stanssse|c,
September II, aged thirty-five years, fvs
months and seventeen days.
Mr.. staasfieId wss the son OF Giles and
Jane stansseld, and was a native OF
Lancashire, Englsnd. Ia iss9 he came
from England to East Bluehiii where, ex-
eept at short intervals, be has siEee re-
sided.
Mr.. StaDsfield was paving breaker.
de went to Wisconsin last April to work
at his trade. From there be weat TO
Lythonis. Georges, whore he contracted
fever. He came home Aug. 10, and the
next day was confined to hts bed.
His brother samuel, Eiiis and john,
and their wives were with him during
his last illness, sne be was tenGeriy csrSd
for by them and his ueig hbors.
Mr.. Stansheid was an honest, straight
forward young uaB, and had many
friends.
The funeral was held al the Methodist
chapel Aug. Is, Rev. J. d. McGraw
officiating. Interment was at Seaside
cemetery.
Sept. %. q.
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Minneapolis, are visiting MIR. Higgins
aunt, Mrs. Z. W. Higgins.
MISS Olive Coolidge entertained friends
on the occasion u the anniversary OF her
birth, Sept. %. A pleasant afternoon and
evening we're enjoyed.
Sept, .. II.
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Cape Esn.r.
Miliy Blake is visiting friends here
Mrs. Susan Garrison Is Waiting al Old
Town, Hermon and Bangor.
Mrs. Henry Brakeman, OF Belfast, spent
few days here with relatives
winthrop Packard. who lstely visited
Blacks, is the weIl-kaown writer Tor mag
sxines.
Daniel oacounsr. OF Hartford. Conn,
who spent two weeks at Blacks, has re-
turned.
Mrs. win Clifford and iittie daughter
went 10 Frankfort Sept. Is. MIR. Clifford
Is In Vermont
Edward Mason, joseph Ladd and Alfred
Condor, OF South Bsooksyiile, ~iih some
local help, have finished the ouisiae OF the
chapel.
Mrs. Alice Psirie ard Miss Viola nar-
rington, sisters, OF Massachusetts,, re
turned last week after Two weeks At
Underciir.
Van Black, r., Is on tip 10 Sew York
wtth his hrol hsv, G pi. HeFbcst Black, In
the three master .'MitsasdH. which sailed
,rons Backs Hsrber sept. 10.
Miss Annie r. Black. DO is teaching at
Quincy, Mas, instead OF at Chelsea, as
before told, thinks the schools ditticult as
compared wtth ours Ia Maine.
Irving, son Of AlyarAdo Gray, has moved
here once more, aud viii occupy the house
formerly known as the Harvey Brakeman
house. lie comes from Beverly.
sept. =. u.
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two singers were overiooked-Mrs. Alice
Gray and Mrs. Iaslls Hodgdon.

two singers were overlooked-Mrs. Alice
Gray and Mrs. IasIla iiodgdon.
sept. q. u.
Es., sarry.
Mrs. Fannie Davis i. .. home for few
weeks.
Ths last OF our cotssgers have left Tor
their winter quarters.
A little daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Lord few days ago.
E.E. SWEET, who Ia employed at Seal
Hsrbor, spent Sunday with bis family.
Byron II. chaiso has returned 10 the
University Of Maine after vscssion
spent at home.
Annie Gray, Gertrude Hammond and
Myrtle synclsir have retained from
Mort beast Hsrhar.
d. w. Winchester snd wise have taken
into their home little gtfl from Bangor
about seven years old.
Mrs. Jalia Cyahtree and her son, Harry
L. crAbtree. have returned home after q
few weeks at their farm here.
Rev. A. 4. Hudson has returned 10 HIS
wofk at Newton, Mass. His family are
silil at their summer place. The Meadows.
Mrs. Nathan Foster and daughter
Marcia spen, part OF last week With Mrs.
Posters parents. Capt. c. Z. johnson and
wife.
james Card has moved from Sorry 10
Ellsworth into the house lately purchased
BY willis Hcdsxins. iass across the
Sorry tine.
Among The guests At NJ u. cha,to's the
PAST week were George I. weseoit, Ansis
Sieksr-sn. OF wstervilis. LAzsse Staples.
p. IA. Staples, Of fenoe@cot.
Mrs. Alden Mann entsrsstae6 tie mem
bers Of Rarsl sewing circle and ether In
vised guests q, her home Sept. II. A very
pleasant afternoon Gas enioysd BY al.
Capt. NJ. ID. Castle Is sasssing from an
Injury TO his leg received from COW.
lie ha. lately s6dcd smother cew 20 bis
herd purchased OF p. II. Staples, OF
Peaohscoi.
Mrs. Flora y. shspisigb, OF Concord,
Mass ss spending few weexs at tbs
Pfees by homestead. sac vii aeon 20 "a
California for an extended stsl, vita her
sisters, Mrs. Fred Jarvis, OF asaaocinot
and Mrs. Frank Jarvis, OF San Francisco.
sept. -. &.
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sassh snrrs.
Waiter Clark and wife. af Eilsworth.
spent has; sunday with c. D. cogxins al q
wife.
The thr-~btng machine. endsr the
Supervision Of ST. wssces, made iis
annual vssit sers lsss weas.
Mrs. Aaels~rs Beilsity, OF Ellsworth,
accompanied By her two children. ts
visiting her usos hsr. Mira. G. o. Young.
Mrs. A. G. Cariss, Mrs. A. o. Trasorgy
and Miss L. A. Tseworgy attended the
Baptist association at Salisbury Cove !sss
weuk.
Mrs. y. T.. Hopkins, who has PASSED
the summer in this place, has gone 10 she
village 10 spSnd abe winter with hNr sis-
ter, Mrs. l. J Alien.
Henry Tharsson and wife. % Exeter, n.
H., are visiting Mn- ThaFssonis father.
who Is qaigs 10 at the home Of bis dsagb
ter. Mrs. n A. Cuxxins.
Il. NJ. Cunningham. whe has been in
the employ Of Dr. c. y. Briggs several
months, has seen rst&isse a. lodge keeper
to care for the aoeioEss cottage and iis
surroundings, the eomiag winter. Dr.
Briggs purchased the &. G. Clark plsrs
last spriag. and. vita hss family. has
oeeuplsd IL the past summer ss q Summer
residence.
Sept. =.
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Norm s~dEwses.
Minnie Thars,on and Ethel Pierce speni
Friday sa Blnehlli.
Mr.. and Mrs. sssti Dority, Of sedgwies'
were In town sunday.
Roy Allen had his Hnger badly crushed
one day last week lifting timber.
Mrs. Ella Lord aud daughter left he's
Thursday Tor East Brewster, Mss
Mrs. C. n. clc~son aud Mss. !. c. Clos
son speat sundsy wisa Mrs. l. 81. Alien.
Milsie Dargmn, who gaze up her school
at sedgwiek on account OF Illness, ai's'
teaching one week. il improving.
Miss Aebie Etwsil left here Monday io'
Boston. After few days she will re'a'n
to Portland. where she expects to 'Psaa
tbs winisr.
Mrs. Ena Kelley, daughter OF LofhA
Carter. Of se9Rwiek. died THURSDAY "
Bar Hsrhos. The funeral was held here
Friday. sac leaves a husband and iSo
ehildfen.
Mrs. Eiweil called Wednesday on Ms
Pheee Durgsn, " no IL ninety years oia.
she found the old lady quite well, 500
busy making patchwork quilts fof hsi
two granddaughter, One guilt VS.
finishsd, ready to take TO the fair. IN
are many fancy stitches that tell OF ias
busy fingers OF the venerable grASa'
mother.
sept. =. RAE
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A pension Of s12 a month has been
granted Mary Pattsn, Of thir town.
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Marlboro.
Mics Inez Ford is attending the nor"l
school AT Csstine.
Eben kingman spent few days IN Ds'
Hsrb0E last week visiting.
Mrs. AddIa Jeillson, Of Clifton, ID yish
ing her sister, Mrs. ). Ii. Rsmiek.
sept. -. ARE
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North Deer Isie.
Ernest Torrey arrived home Wednesday.
samuel Knight Is In Boston this week.
whitney Lowe returned from Boston
this week.
Mrs. Eliza Leighton, OF MHbricge, is
the guest of Mrs. Frank Hardy.
The sidewalk society met at the bone
of Mrs. Frank Haskell this week.
Theodore Thompson, who has been on
the steam yacht "Coronto" this summer,
has returned home
Mrs. Monisiord Haskell was in Brooks
vile Saturday, the guest OF Miss Gene
We've Allen at FairvIew cottage.
DIR. and Mrs. W. 2. Waters left Thurs
day for their home 10 Boston. They have
passed the summer at Eggemeggin.
Sept. p. f.
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stops the Cough and works or the Cold
Laxative Br0mo-Q ninine Tablets cure q cold
In one day. No Cure. no Pay. Price Is cents
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sensesVtile-
Mrs. Aionxo Hmunah and children
visited relatives at Goose Cove last week
Fred Smith, who hss been employed Al
the Clifton house, Northeast HsEhor, IL
home.
Misses Gladys ana Marion lawson,
With their maid, are visiting their sunt,
Mics ~. r. lawson.
Schools open to-day. The grammar
grade is taught by Arthur l.. Young; the
primary by Miss Mary Gray.
J. c. Hin has moved into bis former
home, snd Chandler Ellis has moved Into
the house MIR. Hin has vacated.
Mr.. Kinney will attend the Congrega-
tionai state conference at Bath. and Miss
cors Parker s. a delegate from the church
here.
sept. y. II.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-15
Stricken with Paralysis.

Henderson Grimett, ofthis place,
was stricken with partial paralysis
and completely lost the use of ore
arm and side. After being treated
by an eminent physician for quite
a while without relief. my wife re,
commended Chamber'ain's Pain
Balm, and after using two bottles
he Is almost entirely cured-.Geo.
R. MCDONALD, Man, Logan county
w. Va. Several other very remark.
able cures of partial paralysis have
been effected by The use of this lir-
iment. 1t is mo widely known,
however, as a cure for rheumatism
sprains and bruises. Sold by 9. W
Grler.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-15
Elk Fork.

Ga the account OF rai0, the farm
ers are having trouble In getting
their wheat sowed
Charles Christie and his sister
Kate went to SiStersvtlle one. day
last week
Miss Esther Hill. Of Waterford
Ohio, IS staying with her sister, Mrs
T A. Gorrell, of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs R. A. Martin have
returned from Washington, where
they were attending the soldiers
encampm=nt.
Rev. Rice, of Barrick sville, will
preach at Mt. Ephraim Saturday
night.
Our school opens Oct. 29tb, with
G. M. Wood teacher.
We have Sunday school at
o'clock. All are invited to attend
We would like to see some of oul
people manifest more interest In
education this winter than ever be-
fore. This teacher would like tc
have you visit the school and 1t
much better place to spend afeU
hours than around the store or Wis
itlrg your neiehbor.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-15

A story Is In circulation to the
effect that rustic couple of near
Bellaire got married short time
ago and boarded the train on their
wedding trip. Strolling into a
Pullman sleeping car the groom
said In confidential tone: mis-
ter, me and my wife just got mar
rled and are looking for the best of
accommodations this train has I"
Hooking for a berth, I sup
pose,' said the dusky son of Ham
as he turned TO assign seats TO
other passengers. "A birth!
Thunder and lightning, no. We
just got married We only want a
place to stay all night"
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i
When man resigns himself TO
fate his resignation Is usually &C
Laugh, and the world laughs
with you; growl, ard the word
laughs at you.
After marriage man quits buy
Ing candy az d squanders his money
on bee fsteak.
Few women know bow 10 grow
old gracefully and even they 90
not want to
If we Guild see ourselves as
Others See US mirrors would he d
drug on the market.
II wishes were horses up to date
beagars would kick because they
were not automobiles.
Some men make a specially OF
be * h nest only because 1t avs
better than dishonesty.
People wto are gifted with sec
nd sight are seldom troubled with
love al first sgt
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-15
Old People Have Their TrOubles.

Francis Little Of Benton Harbor,
Mich. Is over eighty years of age
Since 1865 he has been more or less
with indigestion and constipation
and has tried almost everything In
use for those ailments. Last Au-
gust he began using Chamberlain's
Stomach ard Liver Tablets and was
soon feeling much better In a re.
cent letter he says: II have used
three boxes OF the Tablets and now
think am we'll" These Tablets
improve the appetite and iuviQoraIe
the stomach, liver and bowels.
For sale by c. W. Grier.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-15
Out of Commission.

ORingto the high price asked
for coal, the small packet Liberty,
operating betweens Wheeling and
Marietta, went out of commission
Monday night when 1t returned
from Its down river trip. Lack OF
business Is another cause why this
boat has suspended operations.
From reliable source 1t has been
learned that very frequently the
boat failed to csrry enough freight
to paw the expenses Of the trip.
The noat Is owned by Capt. J lcob
Wilhelm, who has been compelled
t, paw as high as nine cents for
coal for his boat. Formerly boat
owner could get all the coal he de-
sired for about one cent bushel.
Bug DUST" the name applied to a
certain grade OF coal used on the
boats, could at one time be pur-
chased for one and one-half cents a
bushel. Run of mine coal sold to
boatmen for four and one-hslf
cents. Now run of mine coal Is
selling for 9 cents. which Is the
highest price charged by the oper-
ators for wears 1t can be seen by
this that boat owner Is compelled
to do good business or else run
his craft to the bank.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-15

A woman's association had a
dinner and one of the toasts was,
woman: without her, man Is a
brute" It NUT have been a cyni
cal printer man who set up the
type, TOR this Is the way the toast
read In print: woman without Ter
man Is brute" Just how much
of a rumpus this raised may pos
sibly be imagined; 1t certainly can
not be described
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-15
M. D HANEs,
Worth Its weight in Gold.

L. B. Groah. one of the leading
merchants Of Charleston, w. Va.
writes: "Boro-Carbol Salve has
worked wonders for me. I have
been troubled for four years with
an aggrav4,ing case of eczema and
tried every hing I could hear OF
but nothing did me any good until
tried Boro-Carbol Salve l am
happy to say four boxes of Boro-
Carbol Salve has cured me and you
can refer any one to me-" Your
druggist, D. A. Henderson,, keeps
1t. Price 25c.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-15

"Anythlng In the west? we'll l
should Singer. A farmer H.
South Dakota went out TO dig po-
'a'oes for dinner. He opened
hill and before he could get the
hole stopped up. fifteen bushels
rolled ont and down the side of the
hill. If he bad not got the hole
closed the probabilities are they
would all have rolled out.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-15
List of Letters in Postoffice Oct. IS.

Ora Allen, Mrs. Burton, Mrs.
EN- "a Craven, Mrs. Maggie Crouch
Bert Dixon, CARTE Doermer, c. Z
Primer, Green & Shoemaker, W. NJ.
Handlap, Lousta Jones, T E Keefe,
Alice Kern, Mrs. James Kelley, J.
H. Lunsford. Clarence Lucas, w.
E. Murphy. Maggie McCarty (2),
Cora McCunl. II. NJ. Patterson,
Jackson Richie, Theodore Ruff, J.
]. Stack.
GEO. E. Work, P. n.
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She Didn't Wear a Mask

But her beauty was completely
hidden by sores. blotches ard PIN
pies till she used Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. Then they vanished as will
all eruptions, fever sores, ulcers,
bolls, carburcles and ftlous from Its
use. Infallible for cuts, corns,
burns. scalds and piles. Cure guar,
anteed. csc at D. A. Memberships
drug store