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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-10

Suskss, osniipsdss aud other poisonous
things may ssssii you 10 your Wake
tbroueh asld End forest Be sure to have
. bottle OF Perry Davis psinkillsr 10 The
hoass snd yos ran no risk. Directions on
the wrapper.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-10
pLYN D AM Els, FsrArr.

Il
kTATE or VERMONT, District OF Manchester, ~
BE II remembered, that at q session Of The
Probate Court, holden al Manchester, within
and for said DisiTlc. on the 23rd day OF June
A. ID. 1904
whereas, = certain instrument Ia writing
under zeal, purportlng TO DO the last will and
testament OF Plyn d Ames late OF Dorset
In said District deceased having been
this day presented 10 said Court OF IA obate and
duly filed IN The Registers Office:
Therefore. 1t is ordered that all persons in.
tefested In the estate Of sad dec, ased be mott
hed to appear before said Court, at the Pro.
bate ONCE IN Manchesier.in said District on tho
18th day OF July d. 1907. nj 10 o'clock
4. y by publication OF this order three weeks
snccessiyely, previously thereto, In the Man.
chester JOURNAL, q newspaper printed At Man.
oh ester aiofesaid. to show cause, II any they
may have. why said nsrument In writing
should not be fled and recorded Az the last viii
and testament OF the rsid deceased.
s3w W. d. ED0EHT0N, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-10
Rrlpr 70 Yum

Il SEED Dswiits witch hsasl s.l,s iOf
piles ssd isura u etr,sis esrs." sys 4.
X ksrsailh. walev 0fov,, Del Open
,ieHs snnscssssry ,c care rilsa They 81
vsys yisla 10 D.wnis Witch Hand sslvs
Cares stis diseases. ell iisds Of ssasds
Accept GO eounls4islts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-10
war SHALL wnHAvr Fos px.rrr

This qas.,ien arises 10 The isnily every
day. Let % snsver II today. Try Jell.o.
. d.lieicus DESSERT Prepared 10 leo mia
stss. No bstinsi ed bot water and sci
10 ecol. Fisvors: = Lemon. ossrse. Reap
berry sna 6lpsbeuy. A. yoaf rrcesrs,
10 esEts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-10
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

|
Eststs Of Bruntr cL,nK.
Tbs uDdsfsigned, having been appointed BY
the Hon. Probate Court. for the District Of Man.
chester. Commissioners 10 reoeiys. examine and
adjnst al claims aud dsmatds OF all persons
against the estate Of
Reuben Clark late Of Manchester
n said District. deceased and all claims exhibit.
I'd In onsst thereto. hereby give notice that We
will meet for the purposes Aforesaid u the
Colburn Hou,s In Manchester Centre on
the i7ib day Of December 1904 from o'cloeiy y.
until four O'Clock y. n, on ssld 1Ay, and that
siI months from the l7lh day Of Jnns 4 D
1907, 10 The time limited by SAID Court Tor said
creditors to present their claims 10 M for Ell
animation and allowance.
Dated at Manchester this 18Th day Il June
A. u. 1904
II FULLER, no,,,.
ID. " DYER.
Josrpn LrdEsK, Authorization. Manchester,
Centre, Vernon. bev
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-10

- hNsS~"sNN~ 49," 49, - NNN=-
ks rses,ssy go 10 daskL He ssta
ilps ace 10 ,sia ls 10 sale sss tlssst b,
cal ss.f tss stlr usii, isfsssh lite.
-Asssi arr .sisn. 81 very stcsa.
bssts have bsss essuitssss 10 esr iisfs
., by NJ. ll.ssd hssiu Bssss Bisslss
B,aos. IT,. u sss iut Cti, TAa.
bsSl sht ias isfiy tee 'SisGs tossti
BY he tsss ID, pat vsst sstss nsst
SEEDED ssshlst 10 car ls'sry ssa slli b,
Tally appreciated by ear siiir,ss dsuss
tas isss sisiu srstlBss tasi ere 10 sess
.EiAssrss.
Mss E,lsn d C..s,ls, issitastfss,
Ia Ts,slsJ sallsis ip cns,il usi''rsiiy,
10 tsHs Tor vssstipp
PET Duby Of S.sss, n J. ua r
d P.it.r,ss ssd sis Of Bssninsios yer,
recent ssssis ., Oh. Une,lds
As .ssb. Of TIE 7. o dspsfiGsSi s.'
here recently leskIus mp . sssOtd Tree d.
ii.ay tos,s. Which 10 litsly 10 be sOou &,
isblistsd
Arlington 10 i"i tilias up With city
ss.'s shd the sssssa sias isir 10 10 .
ssed ess. Room, sl the "Arliustos" ere
s.srly sIi sns.ssi and sons ere rsouise
cat Tss fsisstes OF =. X. C.stsld IL
else Tall.
IA AELls0Tos
Mae y I. o'Bnsn 10 vortiss Of tbs
6oldins uoms, b,IpiDtion.
Mrs Gail Possrs Of North Adsss.
Mo-. IL vhiiius Mss Asad Wsrssr.
-Ars A O. Rsld Of Ratlsad visited
her con. o A, Field. lsst vssk
Mr. EliE,bslb Hard visited nrs Mar
,hs Getty Of Hso,iok F.I'. n Y. les.
week.
Mrs Lacy Dean and sOa F.yr.nd visi.
ed friends 10 North Ai.ns. Nsss. las,
week.
e. l. Back bu sons 10 Batos. where
b b. . position vita bic mole. Fnuk
Youps.
-EIssrd Seth aud Hssh B.tehsldsr
Of Manchester visited iiesdi In town.
July tih.
DIR. Frank Moore and family Of Brock
lyn sts occupying George Ssaord's hose
for ,hs saunsr.
-Edssrd Bhsw Of Pl,,tnsld, N,ss sna
Wsltsr Shaw Of Adsns, spent Bundsy .,
their homo here.
Mr. end Ms Chsrles D.nnison Of Wo,
ssstsr. Mass visited Mr. Dsunisons moth
sr Of this place. last week. They will
soou go TO Etis, P.np to reside.
Mis- Il lone Phillips recital oil the
poem. 'Eaoeh Ardss," 81 the Methodist
church, TuUdsy evening, July lat, was
very fno snd wn witnessed by = large
hous
There will be game OF cell 90 The
"Lsvtenos" grounds. q. N. Be. vs..
Serbs" Saturday afternoon st 3 s'slook.
Thr 10 keen rivalry between The two
teams IN 40 exciting gene 10 sIpseted.
Recently the Raw. @. II. wstkins visi,
ed the school here, taught BY Miss Toubsy,
Mr. Watkins brought to the school the pie
turs purchased With the money awarded
this school ~ the enc mskiDe tho most
marked Improvement during the year.
Tbs ssbisst Of the picture 10 Sir Gslls
bsd. the Knight Of the Hsly Grail" Mr.
Watkins gave the yeuns people . very 10
talk on the subjsot OF the pie
turs. sndssvoriug to impress upon their
mind, the importsses Of purity. The pic
ture 10 . handsome one.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-10

The Csrtfsl Vera on, Railroad Com
pspys lots By tbs ifestst. resbuy, 10
ssaud IT 500 600, sbopi $4,000 uiIl
b. isQaittd 10 20, the itssks 10 eooa
sebSitioS. aud bat little can be s,vsi Of
the snsine sbd tish, cars which vent 10
10 tue chssm 81 MiddlsssI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-10

Wat 90 The setsiissiior Of he tspei
Of Eatlsta u sdupeins ngisly. 1hs
ell stfpasfs - r.fir dsa el.hss sra
The zee itsus Oil soar be erected.
Llbof sssiirsu DAY and rl1li. TAs .
ssstles by I've see 81 ere slssifie Iithts.
All che Rst AioHHus 10 irtsiias ps.sl
ss,nrh ali Get tbs beet rssslt ifpD Elys
Lqsii Cron BALM. Price. iselsdiHs
srfs,iss tab.. - c,s sold by dpssiss
o. NAILED by rly Bee % wsrrsn b. n,
7.
Ns o Is.Is. Sept !. 1890.
h~sr. ELr pEol ~ ,old tvo bsiilss
Of yorr L'ssia cf"n Balm 10 customer.
Wn. Lsnb.ries, lil5 Dsl,shsss ST., New
ofissrs. hs has a,sd tee BEETLES, gi'ias
him vpE3rlul aud meet otlsisstorr 70
eats. Csc ". koDrFr. PtHuseit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-10

THAT BEAUTIFUL Clos
comes from the vssnish In Dsvees Warn
ish Floor Paint; costs s cents more .
quart though. Sold by A. l.. Graves.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-21
STONE BRIDGE.
Pho BoNo PrRIICo.

Mr. John Buck. of Baltimore. visited
Mr. ana Mrs y +. Eerfoot this week
Miss Nyra Wooster. of Bridgeport
Conn. is tke guest of her aunt, Mrs r.
ID. Blakemore. SO Pleasant Green"
Nr. and Mrs. William Timberlake
spent Thursday with friends in Win
chester
MrJ g. Lee shipped carload Of
shellei corn this week.
Mr. Thompson Sewers has been Of
ferci S22j for his "Pendennis" colt.
"KiJ Mccoy" but declined to sell.
We are glad To say little Edward Weir
Is convalescent after his recent severe
illness
Ncssr~ Jno. b. Earle and Jno. r
Sewers received this week from the L
- Fish Commissioner twenty cans OF
rainbow trout with which they Stoke,
the running streams in the vicinity O.
stone Bridge and Milldale These isl
I ran about one thousand TO the can an,
/ these gentlemen hope for some fine spor
/ i'm the future
Mt Norman Shepherds pretty PAL
of hay driving horses ran of this week
They We're being driven at the time b.
/ his cousin, Miss Cawthorne. In goin
down hin the yoke leather brok,
The huIgy Was torn up, but fortunatl
the young lady, who was alone. after
piuckv attempt 20 hold the runawa
team, ~prang from the buggy in time /
/ escape injury.
Mrs John F. Sewers left yesterday O
"a visit to friends i'm Baltimore.
Ne>~r>. j. + Bowen and Ware
Sewers are spending this week with re
ative~ I'm Rappahannock county
ONE or Is
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-21

Monroe Shenk, son OF our deputy
sheriff Mr.. +. r. Shenk. Of White Post.
has sufficiently recovered from his
frightiul fall of So feet, sustained about
three months ago i'm Albany. y. Y. His
feet were badly fractured, bat he never
lost cousciousncss snd couragcously re-
fused 10 allow the attending physicians
TO amputate injured members. After
the broken bones were removed bv a
series Of opo.s;ions performed by skill
full physician me- has so fas recovered
as TO be able To move around on his
knees. Under the tender care Of his
people at his Clarke county home. his
friends hope TO see him soon recovered.
He fell 30 feet from the roof of a
laundry about three months ago.
AT a meeting o. ne Board Of Direc-
tors of the Bank OF Clarke County. held
May ~. Mr.. John b. Nell was selected
for the position of Cashier. 90 I'm
the vacancy. caused by the resignation
Of Capt j. r. Nunn Capt Nunn's
long and faithful management of the
Bank affairs has given that institution
place I'm the peoples confidence. un-
surpassed bv that Of any similar Bank.
and equaled by few. Nr. Ncill served his
apprenticeship I'M the banking busines,
a number of years prior % his appoint
men' go the position of deputy clerk OF
the Clarke County Courts. Ills bust
ne-- course i'm this community has so
commended him to the people. that his
appointment viii he received with zen
eral favor 10 is hoped the health of
Capt. Nunn viii Doe greatly benefited
now ,haJ Dee Is released from business
worries
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-21
CRUW'S.

strengthening is now the busy ocCu-
patton of Arabia Every little band of
sheep haas been robbed of it, winter coat.
as Co Dee prepared for the comin- season.
Mr.. j VI Morrison Is quite sick at
her home near here
\ number of persons from our neigh
borhood attended the Quaker Meeting
al old "Hopewelr" ON Sunday last
Nr. NJ j. HsTdesty. OF near Wiuches-
ter, was "a pleasant caller in our midst
one day last week
Mr.. Frank Russell. who has been in
Huntington, w. Va. for some time. has
returned home.
Mr. Abe Kimmell is having the house
on his lower farm painted which viii
add much 90 It's looks
The commencement exercises ~ Miss
Gertrude Duttcrers school will be held
at her home. "Glendale." next Thursday
night
Mr. Dan shepherd and Wife visited
the latter's mother, Mrs. JAS Eleyctte
last week
! VIRGINIA DAltT.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-21
BOWLES.

Mrs +. l.. 81 Mckay and Mrs. Fanny
Morgan spent several days OF the past
week in the Rockland neighborhood
Mr.. George Riley and Miss Alice Dove
spent last sunday with The Misses Dove.
Of this place
Miss Wnhelmina Gibson has been
staying at Mrs j. " Burch- for the
past week.
Most OF the farmers are about through
with their complaining in this neishbor-
hood. Wheat is looking badly. and un-
less we have some good rain soon. will
De "a total failure The present delight
full, cool and dry weather however. has
made croquet quite popular. and ping
pong" ma, Co go way back anil sit
down"
Mr. Charles Rust was ON our side of
tie river Wednesday
Miss Clara Tavcner. who has been
quite sick. L. convalescing
Mr.. Burch Mckay has begun work on
his new barn. which he expects to finish
i'm time to receive the growing crops.
Mr. Warren Sewers, OF Bocklanj,
was in our neighborhood last week
John Walker. colored. who has been
resident Of this neighborhood for about
sixty years. died at the home OF his
daughter. May . Tie was the oldest
person i'm the community. being ninety
three az the time OF his death.
Mr. ana Mrs, Judson e.. Kcrfoot Of
Bluemont. Va. are now $40 the home
Of their daughter, Mrs. !. W Burch, for
the summer
Mr. =. " Bowles has been very much
complaining for several days We hope
he will soon Dee ont among Us again.
SHE'S ANrDhTI.
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WHIT
ON on z

our little town has enjoyed the bene
fits 90 daily mail since May -
Nr. Ira Irwin. of shenandoah June
ton. W Va. spent last sunday with W.
W Dellingcr.
Miss Leila Brumwick, who has been
visiting her uncle, Mr. G.. Funkhouser.
has returned 10 her home at Bliss. Fred
crick county
Miss Sadie Doughcrty. of Washing
ton, ID. c., spent a week with the family
of Mr.. c. Funkhouser
Business is looking up, judging by
the number of vehicles and farming i'm.
plemcnts bought in this vicinity
Mr. L. Kirby Dellnger, of Middle.
town, spen, last sunday with his parent,
at "Silvcr Ridge"
We are glad to see our town shining
up its fences Let the good work 20
ON. Nothing improves place SO mucl
as paint and white wash; providing
of course, they are good fences
We saw quite number of lads ant
lassic~ spinning over our good roads
in new spring turnout~ last Snnav eve
Miss Valley Dellinger spent THURSDAY
with her brother. W W. Dellinger.
CLEOPATRA.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-21
OLD CHAPEL.

Mrs. F. a. Lindsay, OF near Berry
Ferry, spent several days with Mrs j.
w. Hummer. near old Chapel
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler have friends from
Washington with them.
Mr.. Frank Buckner had quite an acc
cident sunday morning Frank went
mp the railroad near Mr. Bakers 90 look
al ditch the railroad hands had ,ut
under the railroad TO put pipes under TO
drain Mr.. Baker, land when he heard
train coming, and in hurryins 20 get
out of the WAY lost his footing and fell
headhr~t into the ditch about or 30
feet deep-hi- head making quite hole
in the bottom of The ditch esprainei
both of his wrists very badly and will
/ be unable 10 use his hammer for several
weeks one of the lockers ON ran 90
help him up and asked Frank il he was
badly hurt when he answered by Sayin-
that he did not think il had helped him
any. Franks neck had severe test
but proved alright for the occasion
MI Tinsman is 40 work ON tile wal
around the grave yard here along Oh,
county road
Mrs Ida Jones and little daughter
have returned home after visit @.
friends i'm Berryvile.
NAUNrERER.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-21
BERRY'S.

We are now having some dry weather
and the dust plentiful, grass will he cut
short unless we have rain soon. MANY
farmers are pushing their complaining
along rapidly. At this writing The river
Is very muddy and looks like the farmers
farther mp the valley NAV have had quite
a rain.
Last year tried an experiment with
Dwarf Essex Rope, a plant in appear
auce similar TO cabbage. and I find that
IN dry seasons. when pasture is short,
there l. nothing better than rope 20 feed
in green state 90 milch cows Sheep are
also very fond of it. and for them il has
fine fattening qualities For cows when
ON short pasture, il will increase double
the flow of milk II is cheap food
requiring broad cast. five pounds 70 one
acre, costing eight 10 ten cents per
pound. but If drilled. p pounds is sufii-
Client PEER acre. advise friends 10 test
10. IL can DE sown AZ any time, early in
spring or latter part of August or Sep
tember. as IL wiihstands frost very we'll
y HnINfl pant i con~entr. which
grows from seed, one seed will send up
from six 90 fourteen stalks resembling
corn. its proiticne-~ L. won deriul
and il makes "a most Us eful fodder;
horses COWS. and aH stock are very fond
ot -. (ou plant the seed about twenty
inches apart. ID can be had from any
fast class seed house. ] have expert
mentcd with them and find both Dwarf
ESSEX Rope and Teon,ente valuable
addition to tine farm. Rope should be
used a- pasture cor cut and used while
green: while teonseute can be cured and
1~ed during winter. Changing feed fol
stock in winter. is very beneficial as wei
a~ agreeable Co them producing good
appeiites.
The Blue Ridge never looked more
beautiful than it does al this time Of the
year There Is ONLY one thing needed
to make 10 more useful to the people of
the valley and that Is the bridges. which
vc hope The good people of Clarke will
ID
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-21

attended service at Meade Memorial
Church.
"eo. W. Nosee and John Mosee sons
of our highly respected colored citizen.
Geo. Nosee, have arrived home after
serving three year, ina Troop +. tOtb L
>.'avairy. After the close OF the war in
the island of Cuba they were ordered to
Manila and served with General Uugb's
command. They went 500 miles into
the interior of the country. were in
engagements I'M Canay. Svmar and
other islands. This troop was in the
saddle and engaged with the ruerrillas
more or less every day. These Young
men who are very intelligent. were not
very tavorably impressed with the
country or Che natives. They could not
Dee induced to- settle IN that country for
any consideration They saw that il
"iI require ara army OF not less than
'"U00 troops 90 keep law aud order on
The various islands composing the Phil
'ppine groop Even with this large
army they think 10 would be an utter
iHp'~-'''iiiy 90 teach the present gene
+ ration how FOB govern and control the
affairs of the government
movement is on foot to organize A
''ocN company with a view OF erecting
a grain elevator at the railroad station
near the village. Those in charge Of
the matter say they viii have no trouble
IN raising the necessary funds.
HAPPY TOUN
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-21

Don't Start Wrong.

Don't start thc summer with lingering
cough OF cold. We all know what "sum-
mer cold' is. It's the manifest kiul to cure
often IL "hang ON through the enur,
season Take 10 iu hand right NOW. 4 few
doses Of One Minute Cough Cure viii ~et
you right. sure cure for coughs. colds grip
bronchitis. all throat and luug troubles
Absolutely safe Acts at once Children
like IT, zone Minute Cough Cure Is thc b,~
cough medicine ] ever used saw, J. II
Bowlcs. Grovcrton. y. H. - never found
anything else that acted ~u safely ana,
quickly" j.. q. Avis
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-21
WHITE POST.
NNJNrERER.

The slate for the Meade Memorial
Church has arrived and il now at tile
Railroad Station.
There will he an open air meeting
held near the village I'm the grove of
timber near the depot commencing OH
or near July -, weather being favorable
The meeting will be- continued TOR ten
days Eminent divines have been i'm
vited and will be- present Prominent
among the rest will DEE The Rev sam
Jones. who is engaged for three days.
The meeting Will Dee in char-c 90 thc
Rev. Reid, of the VI F.. Church. here
MIR. Emery power~ has returned from
Richmond. Va. " here hc has been for
some time attendiu. medical lectures.
lie will return in October 10 complete
his course.
G. W Fritt~ has gone to Boston. Mass.
with carloa3 of fine horses for that
market Nh William Dearmont will be
in charge of his stock farm during his
absence
Mr. William lIosser OF Charlie, Town
" Va. made a flying visiLto friends in
the village last week.
Mr.. Arthur Henning, of Winchester,
WAS in the village on sunday, and
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-21
Correspondence.

The CorrcspOndence Editor desires 70 insist
that copy for the printer shall BE- written i'm
INK, on only one side Of the paper, and care
should bc taken TO spell names distinctly, a.
we may not Doe acquainted with the persons
mentioned. and the itcm woulc lose interest
through mis-spelling. All communication
should reach This Office not later than ~atur-
day. 10 insure publication I'm the foll,. ing
issue. Always sign itIl name 60 ietters not
necessarily for publication, but that we may
know the writer.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-21
Congressional Primary.

At a meeting OF the seventh Congress
>iOnal District Committee held MAY =.
il was ordered tina, the primary for the
selection of jhe democratic candidate
for Congress In The said district. bc held
throughout the district on Saturday. the
23rd day of August. 1902. I'm the manner
provided by the plan adopted by the
State Central Committee OF the demo
cratic party January D. 1902 the said
primary election 10 occur between the
hours of , p. ma. and @ p. M. OF thar date
And notice Is hereby given TO all per
son, who desire 90 Dee candidates. Go
make announcement OF the TACT i'm writ
ing, to the undersigned chairman Of the
said District Committee. ON or before
the 23rd day of June. 1902 By order of
the Committee,
John : Patton.
Chairman.
f. W. Carpenter.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-21
Holds Up A Congressman

AT the end of the campaign" writes
Champ Clark, Mis>ouri'S brilliant congress
man, from oVerwork. nervous tension, loss
of sleep and constant speaking had about
utterly collapsed. Ii seemed that al. the
organs in my body were out OF order, bat
three bottles of Electric Bitters made me all
right. It's the best all-around medicine ever
sold over "a druggists counter over
worked, rundown men and weak, sicSly
women gain splendid health and Vitality
from Electric BittcrS Try them. Only SIC
Guaranteed by c. BlencoWe
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-21
Pawnee Bits Wild West

The famous scout and guide Pawnee
1911 is going 20 bring his Wild west
show Exhibition To- Winchester.
"Wednesday. Nav 81. Many new and
startling features are presented this
season. ir fact and it is fact that the
show Is twice It's former size. over a
thousand people and horses are employ
.et. The grand military review is par
uco"r,y praiSeworthy. The Juvenile
Wild West show for the children is "a
decided novelty.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-21
Public Concert.

There viii Doe instrumental ami vocal
music al the Episcopal Chapel ON Thurs
day evening next al = o'clock Miss
Demare~t. of New York City, will sing
Scotch Ballads in costume She has
voice of wonderful power and sweetness.
Doors open at 80 admission 35c The
proceeds for the roof fund No reserved
seats. Public Is cordially invited
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-21
Sam Jones Coming.

Rev. sam Jones will attend the W hite
Post Camp Meeting ina July, probably
the -. The meeting will Dee held I'm
grove near the y. AZ w. Depot, July Is
90 ~. 1902
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-21
Wants Others to Know.

II have used pcWittS Little Early Riscrs
for constipation and torpid liver and they
are all right am glad 60 endorse them for
think when we find good thing we ought
To let others know it, writes Alfred Hcinzc.
Quincy, Ill They never gripe or distress.
Sure, safe pills, j. &. Avis.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-21
WhoOping Couch.

\ woman who has had experience with
this disease, tells how ID prevent any danger
Gus consequences from IT, She SAYS: OuI
three children took whooping cough last
summer our baby boy being only three
months old. and owing 10 our giving them
Chamberlain Cough Remedy, they lost
none of their plumpnesS ami came out in
much better health than other children
whose parents did not use this remedy. Gun
oldest little girl would call Justify for cough
syrup between whoops.-JESsiE PINKEY
HALL, Springville, Ala. This Remedy is fol
sale by J. G. Avis.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-05-21
Opposite POstOHice.
WON'T FOLLOW ADVICE
AFTER PAYING FOR II

In recent article a prominent physician
says, 1t is next To impossible for the ply
stefan To get his patients 10 carry ont any
prescribed course 81 hygiene or dict to the
smallest extent; he has but one resort left
namely, the drug treatment" When iucdi-
cincs are used for chronic constipation IN,
most mild and gentle ohtainahlc. such "a,
Chamberlain Stomach N Liver Tablets.
should be employed. Their u-c is not fol
lowed by constipati"naSt hc, ieaycthe bowels
i'm a natural and healthy condition. For
sale 10y DIR. J.. &. Avis. Druggist