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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30

GOLORED WEDDING
WILL OCCUR THIS EVENING IN THE
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISco-
PAL CHURCH.
Contracting Parties Will Be James Da-
Wis, Of Buckhannon, and Miss Flor,
ence Littleton of This City.
Rev. MCGEE viii oficiate.

The most fashionable society in col
ored circles this year will take place
this evening at 1880 o'clock in the Afri-
can Methodist Episcopal church, i.,t
The contracting PARTIES will be Miss
Florence Elizabeth Littlcton, Of this
city, ana Mr.. lanes L. Davis, Of Buck
harmon. The ceremony will be performed
by Rev. c. A. Niece, assisted by Rev.
G. Q. Sampson. The ushers will he John
Early, Prof. i. 0. Wilson, OF Weston;
Prof. Charlie Brown, of Buelihannon r.
c. oJmson, Arthur Dangerfcld and All
exander steptoe, of this city.
The maid of honor will be Miss Jen-
ME Littleton, sister of the bride. elect,
and the best man will be Edward Nor,
ton. W.
The church decorations will be potted
plants and holly.
out.of-town guests expected are John
Early, of Weston; Prof. BdwtrJl Morton,
of Foirmopt; Prof. Charlie Brown, oaph
Davis, and Charles Carter, of Buclhan.
non.
The bride and groom will leave on The
early morning train for a honeymoon in
Washington, New York and other east
ern cities.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30
ELKDOM
CLEVERLY
INITIATED
Two Candidates and Then rendered
Them Very Enjoyable Banquet.
Very Pleasant Social Hour
INDUCED In.

The initiation ceremonies held by the
local Elks club were among the clever.
est and most enjoyable ever held by the
lodge. The weather was so inclement
that only tow of the several candidate
were present Those initiated were Chas
Smiley and Daniel conley. They were
the recipients Of the undivided attention
of a large part Of the membership, there
being an unusually large attendance.
{ After the ceremonies a social session
and banquet, were given IN honor of the
new members. These were very enioya,
bic features and were participated in
with great delight by all present. The
hour OF ? o'clock in the morning marked
the close OF the events OF the evening
and all left in good humor with them.
selves and the world generally
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30
IMPRESSED
WITH ITORIAL
To the Extent That old7Timers Woke
Up to Full Realization of Awful
ness of City Prison.

Mayor Grille was without case again
this morning, but he entered no special
objection 10 that situation, as this &
not very desirable court weather any,
way, and he prefers that men be houser
in ways the city cannot provide Again,
il may have struck The old.timers tliat
'yhere was more trnth than poetry in the
'felegrtm's editorial about .the city pris.
on, and after they read they may have
stood aghast in their realization of Che
truth it conveyed. At any rate they con.
cluded to take one night off, and they
were, accordingly not before THE chief
executive this morning, He would have
had one lone case, if the fellow that put
up five last night, had not concluded
TO forfeit the same by meth appearing
for trial.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30
RoBATED IN COUNTY CLERKS
OFFICE WRITTEN ENTIRELY
m HIS OWN HAND.
REQUESTS MADE no RELATIVES,
'RIENDs, CHURCH, ORPHAN
AsYLuMs AND so ON
Bishop Donahus Of This Diocese Named
ID Executor and Not Required to Give
Bond. Win Made Only Few Days
Before Testator's Death.

The will Of the late Rt. Rev. Daniel
o'conrlor was probated in the county
clerks Office Wednesday morning.
~ i as follows:
IN the name Of the Father Of the Son
Of the Holy Ghost, amen.
II make and publish the following for
my hast will and testament, written by
my own brand, being at this time sound
IN mind, but uncertain of the tenure ol
Vie reyoking all former wills heretofore
made by me.
'First. ] wish and require all my just
debts TO he paid from any means ] may
have at the time Of my de,tth
Second. i wish an accurate exami.
nation OF all my church and other ac-
counts to be made, and, ii any def,ien-
cy lie found, lot such be made up out
OF my estate,
tsnhird. All my estute, real and per-
sohal, or mixed, leave 10 the follow
ing persons: 10 Mrs. p Hayden, my
niece, $T0O, TO lie distributed as she
dhinl;s proper among her family; to Sis
ter Agrita, Of Brooklyn, or Sister Of
So joseph, $500; to Sallic Murphy, Of
niece, $500; ITO Willie Murphy, a neph-
CIV, 5000 and my gold watch; $500 to
be paid for masses as son after my
death as practical; $3.50 for masses for
parents and near relatives; to the two
psyllns (orphansl Mt Wheeling or rath
er Elm Grove, $500 each; ito the paro
pliiel schools of Glarksbnrg, 5000; ia
ltttliolic, cemetery, CIarksburg, 5000, foI
keeping lots in good condition; in Park
erburg, il, which my parents are buried,
$50. My chalice leave TO Rev. John
a, Reynolds; TO ST. Charles college, ST..
0r0, for educating young men for the
priesthood, $1,000; for the Sisters new
hospital, $500. In case Of ether monies
not known to me, after paying commits
sion, desire OF 60 to the two orphans
asSlnns above mentiond. If my present
lousekeeper is in my employ at my
death, 1 wish she receive one hundred
dollars. Five hundred dollars wish to
lepve to THE if5lpd for infrm priests. My
library wish disposed Of according tc
the wish Of THE bishop, or, if he. be dead,
BY dis representative.
Fourth. ] hereby appoint and nomi-
nate the executor Of This my win the
Bishop Rt. Rev. ?. ]. Danahue, or his
successor in Office, and request that no
security be asked of him.
t1n Testimony whereof, | herewith
subscribe my nnme with my own hand
tllis 10th day OF December, 1908.
ID. o'C0NNOR,
'STestator"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30
OPINION
OF MASON
ON CUES ton
OF SLOT MACHINES AS. GAMBLING
DEVICES IS PROMISED BY THE
JUDGE.
WILL EXPRESS HIMSELF ON THE
SgBIEct, WHEN CIRCUIT COURT
coNvENEs,
Has Not Read Judge DOOlittls's Dss5
cision and Declines to Be Interview
ed on the Question. HAS De
cided Views as All Know,
i

Judge John w. Mason sas here q
short while Wednesday en route from
E'aiFmont to Parkersburg to attend the
annual convention Of She West Virginia
Bar association. He was closeted with
the prosecuting attorney a short while,
and there are THOSE who are expected
to hear something drop as tho result Of
the conference.
a Telegram representative asked him
to talk about the slot machine question,
but he declined to do 50 at this time. lie
stated that DE preferred to defer express
ing his views until court oonyencs here
in a couple Of weeks.
My views are well known on that
question said the Judge. a have not
read Judge Doolibtlc's decision on the
question, and am not in position to ex-
press an opinion, ! prefer TO say Moth
ing along This line until court meets,
when ] will likely have something to tell
you on the subject"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30
contributions
APPRECIATED
By the People of Butler, as Shown by
the Words of Gratitude by Relief
Committee Secretary.

Richard II. Brodhead, acting secretary
OF the relief committees, acknowledges
receipt in full Of all the money CON
tributcd ITO the relief fund for the ty.
phoid fever patients at Butler, Pa, Us
published from time to time by the Tel.
egram, and says:
sPlease convey To those who contrib.
uted to this fund out heartfelt thanks
for their generosity, and assure them
Of the deep appreciation on the part Of
those who will receive aid as a result Of
their Kindness"
y very nice little sum has been raised
already in Clarksburg, but there is need
for more giving to This afflicted and
worthy people and, as is seen by Mr.
Brodheads letter all such kindnesse'
are duly appreciated, The total amount
of the contributions TO date is $3.50 by
Clmksburgers. The fund is still oper
and Others are invited to give what they
may feel they are able to give.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30
LIGHT PLANT
BROKE DOWN N
Causing Much Inconvenience and Delay
to All Who Use Electric Motive
Power.

An accident occurred at bhe Clarks
,ug electric light plant at 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning shat caused delay
of several hours in operations there aud
mucl inconvenience to patrons Of The
company, One Of the water pipes under
the big engine became heated and the
plant was closesl down and water applied
10 cool the pipe. 1t was concluded to
take it off, and in doing 50 the employees
twisted it in twtin. This necessitated a
repair that could not bc made until the
furnace cooled sufficiently for men TO get
ut the point Of repair, and after THAT
considerable time was necessary to get
steam up again. The Telegram, which
uses an eleetric motor for its power, was
among those who We're thus inconyen-
fenced, and as the result the paper @ts
hate issuing. Tile accident caused either
defects in the paper, and that accounted
for its NOT being up to its usual stand.
and.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30
OPENING
OF WALDO "
VIII Take Place About February
Date Was Deterrc1 Because of
Lack Of Readiness.

1T was the intention to open the Wal
do hotel january l5, AMI many nave
been looking forward to that date as
the doy that would mark a big event in
olaraisburg's history. But it is now an
noumced THAT the hotel Wi not be open.
ed before january !, on account of the
fact that it will not DE ,ompleted and
furnished before THAT date The domes.
ties quarters, consisting # 26 rooms,
near the Elk creek bridfa, are nearing
completion, and will be r,tldy for SER
site at the time the openins Of the hotel
occurs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30
DEATH OF JOHN |. Smith
Occurs at BuCkhannon- Deceased the
Father Of MIS-. E. w. Wells, Of This
City.-Death. Caused by Old Age

The death of John L. Smith, Of Buck
haanon, occurred 1T his home at o'clock
Wednesday morning, and was caused by
disease incident 10 advanced age. He was
81 years old
Mir. Smith was retired business man.
IN active life he was engaged in the
Touring mill business, real estate and
other enterprises. He was one Of the
prominent pioneer citizens Of THAT sec.
ton.
The deceased is survived by Floyd
Smith, james Smith, and Major smith,
all sons; Mrs. Alexander, Of New Mar
tinsville, and Mrs, +. w. Wells, Of this
city, daughters. His aged wife also sur
wives him,
The funeral will occur Friday at his
late home and the interment will be
in the cemetery in his home town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells will 90 to Buck
hannon Thursday to attend The 0bse-
quics.
Mr. Smith frequently visited his
daughter here and was quite well known
in ClarSsbarg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30
KNIGHTS,
TEMPLHR
INITIATE
conferring All the Orders on Three Can,
didates and 1nduging in Delightful
Banquet.

5olarksbmg Commandery, No. 10
knights Temphr, took in three mem,
bers Tuesday night, namely D. R. Pot.
ter, j. Il. Howard and c. f. Reicl.ard
comforting all the orders from The lowest
to the highest upon them in very in.
teresting manner. After the ceremonies
the knights indulged themselves in a
banquet at Smithy's restaurant on
South Fourth street, spending very
pleasant hour ut the festal board.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30
CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH
STRUCK BY ENGINE
AND SERIOUSLY HURT

Captain John Smith, for many years
conductor on tie West Virginia &.
pittsb,rg passenger tauins and one of
the best known railroad men in this
section, was struck by the engine OF No.
3 passenger train coming from Weston
Wednesday morning at $3.50 o'clock near
the Lost Crvl station.
Captain Smith lives aboHt Rlree-quar-
ters Of mile this side OF the Lost
Creek station and was on his way "a
take the train to come TO the city, when
the accident happened He failed to ar.
rive by moment or 50, before the
train pulled out, AS it approached him
he endeayor to step for the track, but
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30
.CLAY'S SUIT
lSMISSED
Street Car Employees Wore Not at Fault
When Dog Was Killed and Clay
Loses His Suit.

Squire Samuel ". Gordon heard a
civil action Tuesday evening by ]. II,
Clay against the Fairmont and GIarks,
burg nfaction company. Clay's settler
3w,is killed by a car near THE Catholic
church i few days ago as he and another
fellow we9e going out hunting. IT was
shown that it was not the fault Of The
street car officials, and the magistrate
dismissed the suit ait hhe plaintiff costs.
Clay wanted $40 for the dog and sued for
that amount.
The point was raised that dogs urc
mot property, there being no tax on
them, hut instead a license for keeping
them. This was not taken into co1sid,
Grafton, however, the justice being oi
the opinion that the plaintiff had failed
to show negligence on the part Of The
street ear company.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30
ENJOYABLE
Entertainment
GIVEN BY WEST END METHODIST
SUNDAY SCHOOL m POINT COM
FORT SCHOOL HOUSE.
Packed House Witnessed the Execu
ton of an Excellent Program in a
Highly crediable Manner by Stu
dents and Others.


Last night the room. in the West End
public school building, which Is used by
the West End Sunday school was @pack.
ed and janmea" by the members Of the
West End Sunday school and their
friends, all anxious to see and hear the
entertaining Christmas progrum, which,
fr some weeks, had been in preparation.
From start to finish the occasion was q
geut success, and all who took part in
any way have abundant reasons for
feeling proud OF the splendid culmina-
tion Of their efforts, as shown forth last
evening.
Nh. VIM. II. Balsley, with his custom.
ary genius, had constructed quite a nov;
lily in decoration.
A huge Christmas star, upon which
was hung the treat for the children
proved a very fascinating object for the
children. The credit for the musical sue,
cess must be given to Mr.. j. II. Dow.
man, who for some time past has worked
untringly and enthusiastically in train
ing the school in this important part
Of the program. All who know Mr.. Dow
aan's aea and enthusiasm, as well as
ais ability in matters musical, win know
tris .par,t Of the exercise was well done.
Mrs. w. II. Andrews, as organist, ably
seconded Mr.. Dowman's efforts,
An of the officers and teachers stood
legally by their efficient slrperintend-
mt, DR.. W. R. Andrews.
In addition to some excellent sing
ing by the school in concert, the pro.
gram included one song by the boys Of
the school only, and one by the girls
only; also one in which trio of girls
Misses Cora Smith, Ada Stealey and
Margaret Watkins sang and the girls OF
the school joined i'll the chorus; similar
division of honors for thc boys, in which
Masters orpha Chidestcr and Arthur
johnson sang duet and the boys Of
the school sang the chorus. a boys Sc
lection, ia which the boys Of The sch5o
whistled the chorus, was enthusiast
eally received.
Six boys, Anthur johnson, Robert HUI
gill, Earl johnson, Frank Reefer, Will
lie Smith, Willie Childs, ARMED wi5l
large, gilt.coycrod letters, pecited ans
spelled by means of these letters @S't
Nick"
Five girls, each gearing appropriate
pnblems Of evergreen, recited Crown
ing the Cross" at the conclusion Of eacl
part depositing their Offering in a prct
ty gilt crown that slmmomted eros
OF green, over which ivy had been ar
tistically trained. These girls wer
Misses Cora Smith, Nladge Butchers
May Smith, Ada stealey, AIargare
Watkins.
One Of the hits Of the evening oe
CURED when Two wee small boys and
like number of mites Of girls recitcd
piece in which the boys beat drum
Their names We're not obtained.
Little Ralph uhidester received lii
share OF applause when he recited
,...>,1-y-~-.>Ss-~,----
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30
GLEN ELK. HOTEL
SALE MADE BY mr.. RAlJ
TO OWEN CRAFT

porated. AIR Craft contempl@tes nun
Der OF Improvements, and will make the
hotel more up.to,,lrtc than eevr. He is'
n Practicrl and experienced hotel keep.
or and the hotel has been very success
ful uudr his management Mir. Rau will
now give his eirtirc attention to the Met
ropolftan hotel and his Grlfton place
If business. The Glen Elk has been
associated with Mr.. Rau's name 50 long
that it is with regret tliat he with
draws from its ownership, but tise ness
proprietor Is spenldid successor and the
lrotcl will, continue 10 be very popular,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30

was hit by the engine before he could
get off, He was knocked down. The
train was immediately stopped and he
was picked up by the lttainmen and car.
ried to the Smith hotel at that place
where he now is.
a physician was huriiedly summoned
and an examination of his injuries dis
closed the fact that two ribs had beer
broken. He was also rather badly bruis.
ed.
IT is not believed Itllat his injuries arc
fatal, but owing to hisa dvaa,ced age AMI
ill+health, it is possible they may prove
quite serious, The escape from aorri,
ble death was miraculous.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30

W'rlter' +. Rau sold his interest in tina
elen Elk hotel Wednesday to Owen
Caaff, who mas been part owner and
general manager OF the hotel several
months. Tsa deeth swas pending sew
erattr!SS, but was not closed until the
day mentioned. Mr.. Ran win retire from
the presidency Of the hotel company, and
will be succeeded by Mr. Craft The lat
ter owns practicaly a letlh stock in the
company now. The hotel will continue
to run under the old name and viii be
controlled in the future as in the past
by the Glen Elk Hotel company, inOor-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30
DIESE
ACCEPTS
POSITION

Col. Thomas A. Diese arrived here
Wednesday morning from ,Pittsblug to
accept clerical position with L. String
er Boggess, wholesale lumber dealer, Mr..
Diesc was formerly in the employ OF
Mr.. Boggess, but left him last April
and has since been employed in Pitts
burg He is valuable man, and Mr.
Boggess is TO be congratulated in SC
curing his services again. He has many
friends here, who are extending him tn
glad hand.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30
GHTFULLY
ENTERT AIMED
Was the Mulberry Street Club by Dr.
and Mrs. John B. Payne at Their
Hospitable Home.

Dr.. and Mrs. John B. Payne very de-
lightfully entertained the Mulberry
Street club at their home on West Main
street Monday evening. The hours we're
from TO u o'clock Seasonable refresh
mcnts were served in a very charming
manner by the hostess, and games were
INDUCED in. Music was furnished for the
occasion, and was very :much enjoyed.
a number of the members Of the dub
was present, and all were much pleased
with The evening and the gracious hos
pitality Of Dr.. and Mrs. Payne
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30
WILL MEET IN MoRGANTowN.

The State Grange, Pomona Grange and
State Stock Breeders association will
meet in annual sessions in Aforgantown
on the wek beginning january II. U. s.
Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson will be
in attendance and number of nota-
'bles from the state will also attend.
The sessions win be held at the State
Experiment Station.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30
over MILLION DOLLAR COAL
DEAL MADE BY COL. JACKSON
QUAR1ERIY CONFERENCE.

Quarterly conference will dc held at
the Methodist Episcopal church, South,
tonight. Rev H. NJ. Smith, of Phil.
ippi, the presiding elder will be pres
emit and have charge Of the services, The
public Is cordially invited.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30
.CONVE NTION
AT ADAMSTON
win Be Held in the School by Republi-
cans to Nominate Municipal
Ticket.

The Republicans of Adamston viii
hold convention in the school house
there at o'clock tomorrow night for
the purpose OF nominating a ticket for
the municipal election, which will be
held in That town January I. Officers
ior The ensuing year viii be elected on
that date. The convention viii nomi-
nate a candidate for nayor, reconler and
five eouncilmeu.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30
S. S. TEAcHERsl MEETING.

The Union Sunday school teachcrs
meeting will be held in the Y. NJ. G. A
rooms This evening Mt 1880 o'clock. The
subject win be the lesson for next Sun.
day. AN Sunday school teachers and
Others interested are invited,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30
COUNTY HEALTH BOARD
HOLDS MEETING

Az the hour OF going 10 press tile
county health beard is in session in the
court house, with John NJ. Flanagan, a
", Lodge, DR.. q w. IIaltermau, $. s
Paris. J. \. Law and ]. d, Bassell pres.
cnt. They are comforting with the city
authorities relative 10 the matter OF au.
tliority in the matter of quarantine in
cases Of contagious diseases. The mayor
represents the city at the conference,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30

H. w. Wells made abrlsiness trip to
West Union Wednesday morning,
Judge John w, Mason, Of Eairmont,
was a visitor here Wednesday morning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-30

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Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-02-12
WEST ARLINGTON

Mrs Arthur Moffat of Manchester,
recently passed several days with her
parents, F, o, Hanaman and wife.
Mrs Frank Teft has been passing a
week or two in Manchester.
r. G. Mckee, wife and daughter
were in Cambridge one day last week.
F. S. Ward and wife and Miss c.
A. Derrick we're in town a part of last
week.
Fred Haskin and wife we're in town
on Monday. He is assisting A. C.
Morehouse in numbering.
Rev J. NJ. Appleman of Shushan
was in town on Thursday.
There will be an auction at the we'll
known Derrick farm on Thursday
February 10, 1903, of personal pro-
perty, the farm having been sold. A
fine dairy of % cows. Per F. s. Weed,
agent.
Jay West has moved from Sandgate
aud now occupies H. G. Buck S tene-
ment.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-02-12
POWNAL CENTER

Revival services are being held each
evening.
c. H. Barber is shipping oak lum-
Der to Readsboro.
Elder NJ. " Brown preached in
North Adams Sunday,
Herbert Cutler and Martha Odell
were married Saturday night by Rev
Robt Washburne.
Rev L. d. Buro of North Adams
preached at the Centre church Sunday,
morning and afternoon.
The social held at Mrs Frank
Rood's was a success. The next will
be held at John Summers, February
10Th.
The total vote on the ministerial or
glebe money for the town of Pownal
was 206 The vote for the various de-
nominations stood as follows; Metho-
dist, 100; Baptist, 81; Congregations
alist, %; Advent, Is. The vote was
the largest polled in several years.
The Methodist church will receive 800;
the Baptist, $50; the Congregational,
$40, and the Advent, Sl5.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-02-12
COLLINS VERSUS WILLARD.
Willard the Winner at Preliminary Hearing at
Manchester Saturday

A hearing CD the Collins versus
Willard case took place before Judge
Munson at Ma chester, Saturday after
noon. Collins was represented by W.
B Sheldon, Willard by 0. M. Barber.
and f. O. Archibald
At the close of the hearing Judge
Munson denied the application of Col
Inns for receiver to conduct the bust
ness of the Putnam House or an in
junction, and appointed A. f. Cud-
worth of Londonderry special master
to take testimony in bennington upon
the case and to report the same to him
for further action il necessary.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-02-12

Worse than an alarm Of fire at night is the
brassy cough OF Group, which sounds like the
chldren's death knell and Il means death un-
less something is done quickly. Foley's Hon
ey and Tar never fails TO give instant relief
and quickly cures the worst forms OF Group.
Mrs p. l. COrdier OF Warrington, KY,
case OF Group; the doctor said she could not
live. got bottle Of FOley's Honey and Tar
the first dose gave quick relief and saved her
ife.n Refuse substitutes. Qulnlan's Phar-
macy.