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Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-30
-SAxONS AS cOLONISTS

Reports from London that Leopo q, king of the Belgians, desires to intro duce a British element into the ad- ministration of the Congo Free State attracts attention to the possibility ot a national or racial faculty for col onization. A casual glance at the map of the world shows that Great Britain is the only county which has engaged with great success in this particular business. although the United States, which has had much valuable experience in retaining the wilderness of the western continent. bids fair to make an equally satisfac- tory record in it's assimilation of the Philippines. Already it has accom- plished the task of making Puerto Rico model for all nations desirous of extending their sovereignty over aliens.
 Spain's attempts at colonization have resulted in stupendous failure, so far as the mother country is con cerned. Italy has been singularly un successful in obtaining footholds upon foreign shores and the experiments of France and Germany along this line thus far have been unproductive of positive results
 If an explanation of the success of the AngloSaxons and the failure Of others. particularly the Latins, were desired, it might be furnished by in- terpreting the point of view of the various nations. It is obvious in the case of the Latins' that the idea of conquest predominates and with the majority the military is the most conspicuous department of the gov, ernment. In such circumstances col onization is attended with cruelty to- ward alien races which defeats it's purpose.
 With the Anglo -Saxons there usual ly is a sordid motive which tends to ward benevolence. Their efforts tc colonize have been marked by shock ing scandals. but the same time there always has been desire to improve rather than kill aborigines that they may be civilized up to the point of de manding the products of the factory and so increase the prosperity of the proselytizing nation. The coloniza tion idea which mostly prevails upon the continent of Europe is one of ex ploitation with quick returns. The BTitish-American idea is one of i'm provement for future profit
 h view of the tales of barbarity and failure which have come from the Congo Free State since Leopold began his scheme of improving it he is dis playing undoubted wisdom in asking for the aid of British methods anc ideas to accomplish his task Coloni zation seems to be trade most sue cessfully pursued by English anC Americans.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-30

DOUGLAS STORES TO LET-In the modern two-story brick bCilding recently completed al 11th. near c, street. Good business location ample show windows. well lighted interior Each store 25 ft frcnt 75 1t. deep. For terms, address, T. [. Coles, box .9Ss, Eisbee, Ariz
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cuzzARr.

cUZZART.
Correspondence OF the Argus.
w. a. Wolfe is on the sick list.
Our farmers are siill busy hauling lime.
stone.
MIR and Mrs. John croley. OF Guseman,
were visiting atw a. wolfes last Sunday.
We arc glad to know that our trustees
secured teacher for our school this
winter.
Quite number OF our people attended
the dedication OF the Soldiers Monument
az Kngwood last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. X. Livengood will be
found at home after November ,th la their
new residence near Cuzzafl
Miss Elsie Llvcngood has returned home
after two weeks visiting friends aud rela.
tlves in Washington and westmoreland
counties, Pennsylvania.
We have warned you this long time to
keep your eye on the cuzzart locals One
Of the most brilliant affairs Of the commu.
nily was tho marriage OF a. X. Livengood
TO Miss Zura Feather. the handsome and
accomplished tdaughter Of Samuel T.
and Mary a. Feather Sunday. October as.
Early In the morning the invited guests be.
gan 10 come in in wagons and carriages la
dened with various aud handsome presents
until the parlors filed to oyerAowing. AZ
the hour Of eleven O'Clock the Wedding
March was PLAYED by Mrs Effe Browning.
OF GAINESVILLE, when the handsome couple
repaired to the sitting room. attended by
Miss Ellie Iivcngood as bridesmaid and
Mr.. l. ReckaTt as groomsman. where
the ceremony was soemnized by Rev. Al.
bert Engle. Of the NJ T. Church, In a very
impressive manner After congratulations
the guests we're shown into the dining room.
where the tables groaned beneath all the
delic cies and good things OF the season.
ard we believe all did ample justice. Judg-
ing by the way they partook OF the bountl-
inl repas, spread before them. Mr.. aud
Mrs Feather know how to make their
guests feel at home On the following day
similar feast sas given the happy couple
and host OF invited friends by Mr.. and
Airs d. S Liyengood. and the host and
hostess know how TO make their guests en-.
JoJ al occasion like this. The presents
we're numerous and handsome. We wish
the happy pair bon voyage upon the
sea OF life. LfTTLE Tom
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IAN lorrrNcs

Correspondence Of The Argus
Mrs Elizabeth Guihrie's health is i'm.
proving somewhat,
Jonathan spikcr was calling on friends az
brandonylllc recently
Mr.. and Mrs. John Glover. Of Hareiton,
were guests OF l. A. fraukhouser last Sat
urday.
Victor cupp is working Tor Marshall
iiileman near Addison. Pa,
Joha NJ. Smith aud wife. Of cursart. were
here on business Friday.
Mrs. Eta Kelly aud children. OF Dori,y.
were calling on friends here the past week.
Philip Sohnopp was at Terra Alta las,
week ON business.
MARSHALL Hilcman and wife OF Addison,
Pa" are in our mids, visiting relatives.
81 Graham. OF Guseman. was here ON
business last Wednesday.
Misses Daisy aud Elma Deal were calling
at Spencer Guthric's on Sunday.
Earl spiker began his 6rst term OF school
near Hopewell Monday, November a.
oren Van Sickle. OF North Avenue. was
tue guest OF friends here Saturday night
and Sunday
Mrs Catherine spurgeon aud Mr.. New.
man. OF Terra Alta, were here on business
last Friday.
Samuel Suawser, OF GAINESVILLE, and
Allen Movers. OF Terra Alta were gather.
Ing up sheep Tor win whiichalr here
Thursday.
Some OF our people attended meeting at
Salem church Saturday.
Grant bishop was at Friendsviilc on
business last Thursday.
Mrs Mary Liyengood aud Mrs. sarah
Kelly. whohavc been visiting relatives near
Clifton Mills the past week. returned home
Sunday.
=. Frank Kelly, wife and son Ralph were
visiting tho formers brother. @. A. Kelly.
OF near GAINESVILLE. recently.
Omega Strawser. who has been doing
carpenter work for Elihu Miller. went TO
his homo near Terra Alta TO visit his family
Saturday and Sunday,
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Some scaps Gonts.

Last Saturday night was Halloween and
such beuuiifal night that some Of our
young folks could not resist being out late.
The girls and some Of the boys we're all
around town throwing corn and beans
against windows and enough was wasted
to keep two or three poor families this
winter Some OF the boys committed
other and more serious depredations and
three Of them we're caught by the police
and we're 10 before the Mayor Monday
morning and fofkcd over "a each for their
fun. II was good Joke on the boys. as
they probably never engaged IN such
sport before and we're caught red
handed. the first time, while some OF the
old offenders who have been at Il every
Halloween Tor years never get caught
The town authorized are determined TO
stop such fooiishness and had several extra
police on tbatnight ono Of the boys Is
good Sunday school aud Epworth Lacquer
and 90 nearly killed him TO get osaeht and
specially when be thought Dc was on the
way TO jail, and ID was tough 20 be made a
scapc goat FOR the sins Of 50 pany old
offenders
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Big social E,ent

One Of tie most elaborate and enjoyable
social events that ever came of in Weston.
was the banquet at the Camden Hotel.
"Wednesday night OF last week given by
Hon William Bernard Mc6ary in honor Of
Hugh l.. Bond Of Baltimore. chief counsel
Tor the b & 0 railro,d All the attorneys
for the road 10 this STATE were invited. and
most II fhem we're there Including of
course. Major Ran Stslnaker. OF Wheeling
There wre about seventy guests az the
fesial board. aud ilic menu was very tempt.
ing while the toast speeches we're eloquent
and witty. Hon. =. J. Crngan. OF King.
wood. was on the programme for
"The Ladies'"
And when a lady's in the case.
You know all other things give place %
And It was too bad that he could not be
present for the guests missed rare treat
owing to his absence.
Here is another part OF the programme
that would have been well worth hearing
"The Prospects of
Gubernatorial Life"
Uneasy lies the head that wears crown "
Shakespeare.
Hon. Charles r. Teter.
rhe dinner was farewell 10 bachelor
life on the part Of McGary. as he was mar.
ried the next day to Miss Alice whelan a,
st. Patrick's Church by Rev. Father Geo
n. Toner. and left for Southern California
on a wedding tour
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In Trouble again.

Bob Stevens as usual. had TO get drank
last Saturday and get into trouble. lie was
down in the ditch and was arrested and
taken to jail bJ the Town Sergeant. lie
made an effort TO draw biz gun but the po-
lice grabbed j., aud took 10 away from him.
lie was carrying revolver in his hip
pocket after promising tie Judge last Court
that he would never carry one again. lie
was indicted and fncd ESQ Tor the same
oHcnsc, aud only paid sis on a. and had
begged on so hard. tlai Tor al sake OF his
wife and children. the states Attorney had
rclralned from sending bin 10 jail or push.
ing him for the 6nc but now he will proba
bly, get what Is coming 70 him. for he was
not only carrying another gun. bat tried 10
get al u 10 use u on the officer arrestieg
him. lie appeared before the Mayor on
Monday morning and whscked up ss Tor
beng drunk and disorderly
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE or WEST VIRGINIA,
AZ rules held In the clerks Office OF tho
Circuit Court Tor the County OF Preston, on
the first Monday OF November. 1909
John o. Whetselil
VS.. \Iu Chancerv
Geo. III. Whctsoii ct al
The object OF this suit is TO partition tho
land OF which Michael Whetscil died seized,
defendants,
Aud 1t appealing from an affidavit filed In
said cause that the defendants Elizabeth
Taylor and Sallie Chisholm are not residents
oil this state, on motion OF the plaintiff II Is
ordered that the said defendants be
required to appear within one month after
the date OF the 6rst publication OF this
order and DO what Is necessary TO protect
their interests.
u is further ordered that this order be
published and posted as required by law.
copy--Testei ]. w. WATSON, Clerk.
Published first time. November s. 1904.
Attest: J. w. WATSON. Clerk.
r. !. Crogan. Counsel for plaintiff.
lfrS'Ioo34t s4.7sl
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TERRA ALTA.

Correspondence OF The Argus
w. c, May rs suffering with typhoid
fever, DR. Shsfer attending physician
Mrs. w. H. e.rry is ina serious con.
dl,ion at Dr. W. NJ Longsuc,hs.
Levi May. OF Pleasant district, is spend
ing few days with his son w. C. May
Mrs. Phoebe Martin. Of Valley Point. was
here last week, the guest OF her sis,er. Ms
Anna Titohenell. in the Grove.
Mrs Carrie Evcrly ard her daughter
Mrs. Dertie Mason. are on a wees 5 visit to
friends at Bridgeport. w. Va
Miss Amy Skinner. OF Adamson. is spend
ing the week here with her old friends
We noticed Squire ]. ]. Martin. Of Pleas
anf district. in town last week.
Mrs. Eyerly. widow OF J. II. Everly.
moved from the Grove to II. c. Ringers
Monday for The winter. A. ]. Davis has
moved into the house vacated by Mrs.
overly
Winnie Sterling has moved into !. {.
Movers house near the NJ. Il. Church.
The school at corinth, with Miss Ella
Irembly and Miss. Edna Mayer as teachers
has closed on account OF scarlet fever.
II is reported that they have smallpox al
Oakland
The First National Bank opened for
business Monday. with c. a. Miller as
cashier
John fenny sold his farm near Rlnard a
lew days ago and bought Charley Horner's
property near town. MIR. Homer bought
Roy Trcmbly's farm. known as the Henry
Hanger farm. and Mr. Trembly bought Iohn
Burns farm near Oak Grove. We did NOT
learn the prices paid.
] II. Rodeheaver and wife left Monday
Tor Indiana. to be gone for some time. They
are going for the benefit of Mrs. Rode.
beavers health. who Is suffering with mus.
cular rheumatism. They are going out
there TO try the mud baths. and from there
they expect to go South for the winter. II
is hoped that she will be very much bene
fitted thereby
Halloween has come and gone. and the
time has come that there should be stop
put to all such foolishness A little limo
cent sport would not be objected to by any
one. but when il comes TO destroying prom.
erty and obstrucling streets and roads,
thereby endangering life. and persons
posing as intelligent beings claiming that
there is no law for any act committed on
that night. II looks az this time as IL some
OF them abonl here would get a chance to
see II the, can DO as they please on that
night
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Deaths Dolngs.

Died. Al her home near ST. Ioscph's
Catholic church. about four miles from
Kingwood on Friday October 90. 1909 the
wife Of Sylvester Bergman.
fhe funeral took place Tuesday morning
from ST. Josophs Catholic church. IIowcs.
vile. The beautiful day was wholly fitting
10 the occasion OF one passed away ~ the
brilliant zenith Of lie and an immense
throng 81 people assembled to pay last
and aiiug respect 90 the memory Of the
dead. High Requiem Mass aud The usual
services for che dead were offered and az
the conclusion. Father Herman Of Manning
ton paid an cioqucnt tribute to her charac.
tor Sis voting ladies'. associates and class
mates Of the deceased. acted as pail
bearers namely Alice shouiio and Mary
Barlow Of Grafton. Alice Greaser. Ella
Bergman and Alice swcarineen Of Eiowcs
Vile Beautiful floral designs were hcapcd
on the caskct aud many relatives from q
distant attended lho funeral. among them
being her brother. Iosepi and sister.
Catharinc Wcsling from piftsbarg Mr and
Mrs Harvey DUR Gertrude Cuth. Alice
shoul,e, J. II s. Barlow. George Cooke
and others from Grafton
The deceased was about % years of age
aud was Miss Celia Ana .taua wosline
before her msrriage daughter Of the late
Philip Wcslins She was married last
spring to NJ Sylvester Bergman and with
her husband resided in TIC old home with
her mother near tbc church.
About two weeks ago She under went
Surgical operation. from which blood
poisoning resulted and caused her death.
She was well known 10 Kngwood. where
She used TO attend schoo. Hcr death is
great loss 90 The old mother as she was
The only one icit home.
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GusEMAN.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Enelehart is making his hands present
OF new dye house.
Road working is the order OF the day and
good work is being done.
j. r. Enslehart stll makes his flying
trips to Valley Point for beef
Englcharts Wooden Mil is at a stand.
still on account OF a break. down
wm. Friend says II you have a bad cold
take quinine. lie can furnish directions.
Thomas Sincs, while raising a telephone
pole recently was badly hurt, but Is getting
all right again.
j NJ. Englehart's family has increased
With an eight and half pound boy. Sue
cess TO the boss.
We are sorry to learn that the trustees
are not able to furnish our school with
teacher this winter.
Bruce Friend and his father.in.law made
flying trip TO Kingwood and returned
home pleased with horse trade.
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We have the larges, mushroom ever grown
IN The county en- exhibition AZ The Argus
Office. u was found down on The old Fair.
fax Bottom by Charley Stone. who brought
Il TO this Office. Il Is larger than a very
large cabbage head and measures s. inches
10 circumference. Il is said to be Of the
edible variety and looks like IL might be
good 10 cat, As il IS very white and meaiy
looking on the inside. but we have been
afraid 20 tackle il and besides il begins to
smell like goat and We have removed Il to
the coal house. Anyone that wants to tfy
i for lunch can have Il by calling at this
Office
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"
STATE or wtSr vRciNiAs
Az rules held in tho clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Tor tho County OF Prcston.
on tho first Monday OF November I9os
Margaret Mayer ct al.
VS.. Kin (shanccrv
William Horchler CT al.
The object OF this suit IL to partition the
lands OF which Frederick HorchIer died
seized, situate In Reno District. Preston
County West Virginia. on the waters OF
buhaio Creek, consisting OF about three
hundred and seventy.four acres.
And II appearing from an affidavit fled
IN said cause that tho defendants William
Johnson, George Horchler and William
Hotchlcr (of Maryland) are not icsldcuts OF
this state. on motion OF the plaintiffs il h
ordered that~the sad defendants BIO
required to appear within one month after
the date OF the first publication OF this
order and do what IL necessary to protect
their interests.
II Is further ordered that this order be
published and posted as required by law.
copy--Teste: ], w, WATSON Clerk.
Published first time, November G, Iooa.
Attest, w. WATSON, Clerk.
r. j. Crogan, Counsel Tor plaintiff,
lf.S'roo3.4t <S.aSl
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J. fsaak Mano~a Of The Phuippi Baul.
was here lass Salnran,.

J. Freak Mano~n Of the Phuippi Baal.
was here las, SATURDAY.
rh.s Sqa,>s = N,,g ni,~e. a.ai
u. Nerve, - C..lor.'.,J od,s ~.
heis ." ei,,o'i The nv La
NJ md Ms l..,srh Ian,a asd .i.,r,.
Miss Miruis i.trs q . us. ~>,s n,
from f,iisy an Sandey
Mr. h~i M's J.a, i.su's and a.nsa,,s
Gladys oi Aa,sc. ASH snn. E,.l,s : .lsm
were all herr lss' Saturday.
Mrs Mil Shapes 81 Bssue,sale. oaio.
IS here visiias ser parents NJ, aud Mas.
Nah M~'4is', ON beverley Ilnl
Missrs Emu.a and i.aosa iIl. - N.ch o
las eoaniy. f,iacd reesis, ,sviSst a, The
home os their uncle. Rev H. r HArdway
Fiynoh Cards Tor sale at The Argus
Printiag House dozen more sets just
recsiyed. so cents with f,ee Instructions
Tor pla, ing this new popular game. Sent
by mail anywhere. stamps received in
payment
n
in Bankruptcy was hers This week ON bu>i-
ness connected Nila i'r assignment, ~ {. Y.
BiShpp. jain u iialheld 81 MorranioWu.
wis he,e as Atlin"s 10, SOME ,tsriln,s 81
thu place. A His NsC.am - I'm pls,e,
was apP'in,si ,fosie. aud li,tci,d =. (, ~
up the business s-'a. eS p,SGh.v, sf,reN
esp'i"g $1,000 b'sl. 1, IS c,~iur,l ,,s,
Bishops c,s=r pau pay all his de,r. 4
have >.'mc''an. Z,
NnNre 'i'r p'Hn,i'on' y nplr here last
Sa," day. !" al'lii y, Rhir> m-nii,rei.
were Hon. Charles rc,rr 1T Phippd Re
publican Candidate f., the Gabe,nsto,iaI
nomination, State Senator. Ira T. Robin
SOU and Postmaster Bruce Blue, of Grafton;
J. J. Guseman, Of Morgan,own: Col. John
ID. Rgg and wife, Postmaster Henry
Glover and Hon. w. u. Frceiand, Of Terra
Alta; A. c. Scott Of Independence; Hon.
II. A. Hartley of Masontown; Rev. George
W. White and many othesr.
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Union District Teachers Institute will
be held al Aurora. Friday Nov 90 1904.
Portland district 40 Terra Alta. Friday.
November 81. 1904
Reno district al Rowlcsburg Friday.
December a. i1os
IS teachers cannot claim gay Tor attend.
ance 40 District Institute on Saturday. Il
has been suggested that they be held on
Friday. IN order that there might be no
break 10 the work Of school for the week.
and also TO give teachers better oppor.
iunity 10 attend the night session.
a printed program Tor these Institutes
viii be- sent out as soon as possible.
Cordially yours
a. w. CARWco Co Supt
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GREENvILLE.
Correspondence OF The Argus
Frank Bird IL ON the sick tlat

Correspondence OF Tho Argus,
Frank Bird is on the sick list.
Farmers are nearly done husklos corn in
this vicinity
John kverly, Of Psgab, was ia our com.
munty last week.
Clinton Graham "a, his foot while cut.
ting timber recently
Vanderbilt Golden Is visiting the paren.
tai roof for a short time.
Henry c. Benson has commenced work
on his new dwelling house.
Joseph EVERY and family made flying
trip to Terra Alta the past week.
John Lision aud daughter Belle made
flying trip to Morganiown the past week
Henry Wolfe and son John. OF Terra Alta.
were pleasant visitors In our community
the past week
Frank Flcegle is visiting in this Vicinity
al present. as he seems to enjoy country
lie better than In the city OF Pittsburg.
Mintare A. EVERY has moved to Noun
tain Grove We will miss HIM aud Isis fam
lily very much. and wish them prosperity in
their new home.
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q. A. II. omcen.


At meeting OF the Executive Commit.
tee OF the Preston County Reunion Associa.
ton, held at Kingwood. October a.. ieo,.
present Thomas Bayles. L. s. Cunning.
ham, w. II. whetsell. II. NJ. Hayden and
II. A. Hartley.
On motion. Major u. N. Orr was elected
commander; A. {. Scott. Senior Vice
Commander. and q. w. Hartsell. Junior
Vice Commander Tor the ensuing year
The following Executive Committee was
appointed;
k'ngwood district-H. NJ. Hayden.
valley III. A. Hartley.
Lyon Eugene Lanham.
Keno -. w. Criss.
Union ID. {. Wilt
PORTLAND John w. Hill
fieasant Ill. e. Jackson.
Grant IS. NJ. Methcny.
THOMAS BAyLEs Chairman.
VI. A. HARTLEY. Sec'y.
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Autumnal Alliances.

Jacob g. Spiker 40, MaryM Faulkner a.
J. Walter Rowe az, Mary Weber 49,
Buckner +. Bucklew 90 Martha a. Taylor
g.
All natives OF Preston except Miss
Weber who was born In Wood county this
State.
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have 900 Barrels Of choice apples and
500. Barrels Of pure cider to sell. Address.
W W sHocH.
oct g. 1903 Rowlesburs w. Va.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
In chanccry Circuit
Court Preston
County.

VS.. Court Preston
Lily Beverage County.
To the defendant.
You will take notice that on the asth day
OF Nov. 1909, between the hours OF sunrise
aud sunset at the law Office OF RUFUS
Holden, In the town OF Kingwood Preston
Co. w. Va, l will take the deposltIon OF
ed HcHlln and others to be read In evidence
In my behalf, upon tho hearing OF the above
styled cause; and II for any reason the
taking Of said dispositions shall not be
commenced or being commenced shall not
be completed on said day the taking there.
OF Will be adjourned from day to day until
the taking OF the same shall be completed.
RUFUS HOLDEN, GEORGE BRvRRoE.
Pits Counsel. BY Counsel.
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President Declares Reciprocity VIII
No Adopted Ca. sure n. rate.
Other Republicans say IL Must he
pefeated-Democrat. VIII Oppose
Protection Co Sugar Trust.
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lRpER OF PUBLICATION.

u. A. HASrLrv. sec'y.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-12-08
DOZlER'S MAN RETURNS.
"B. A. B." Meets With a Grand
Sale at Every Place Visited by
Him.

The travelling representative of
"B. A. B." Bitter Apple Bitters, J
returned after ten days trip
and brings back with him from the
81 towns visited 29 orders, some of
them for as many as ten cases, and
naturally there were lively times
down at the labratory this morning
where these orders were being filled.
Many now, who at first thought
that Dozier had overshot the mark in
turning $500 loose OH The Progress tor
advertising and 5000 on signs with
Leleu, are seeing how badly they
undershot" the mark in their esti-
nation and are losing no time in 60
ing around and telling the doctor as
much.
The doctor through all the trials of
the rsmedy's incipiency never lost
hope of its final triumphant outcome,
and today he is reaping from the
wonderful miraculous sale of the
remedy the big reward that is always
sure for he whose cause is righteous
and who labors and is patient and
will wait.