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Evening journal., 1904-11-18
placed In nrv Dock.

For the purpose Of undergoing re-
pairs the steamship Florida was
placed in the dry dock OF the Harlan
& Hollingsworth Company yesterday
Evening journal., 1904-11-18
Died in Indiana.

Mary Z. Talley, wife Of j. Smith
Talley. formerly of Delaware. died on
November Is at her home in Terre
Haute, Indiana.
Evening journal., 1904-11-18
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD.

FOcND.-Strayed on the premises Sep
tenber %. 1904. steer. The owner
may have same by paying expenses and
proving property by applying to Wm.
McKeowan, Edge Moor. Del uls-st
Evening journal., 1904-11-18
EXPERT SAYS WIRES
ARE TOO NEAR GROUND

horse power and of the Cool Spring plant
20 horsepower"
He also made an inspection Of the
fire hydrants, police depsstment and
wires.
In speaking of the engine houses he
said
Il found 5000 feet Of hose we'll cared
for and in racks and dried in brick hose
towers.
Wires Too Low.
Il found that overhead wires such as
would interfere with fremen, especially
arc light and trolley feed wires are too
low and would suggest that all new poles
installed should be the height of the
buildings along which they run. Flames
easily eat the insulation Off wires and
make them dangerous.
"'rhe city ordinance governing the sale
Of explosive is good and find that it is
enforced.
The city has a direct water pressure
system worked by gate valves meaning
that water can be pumped directly into
the street mains without first pumping
into the reservoirs. This is an auxiliary
resource"
Evening journal., 1904-11-18
To Visit Gordon Heinhts.

The Jefferis-Sangster Success Club
and the Fidelity Clxh viii spend
Thanksgiving Day at Gordon Heights.
Evening journal., 1904-11-18
Mission Entertainment.

One OF the classes Of the Baird Me-
mortal Mission viii give an entertain
ment IN the sunday School room this
evening.
Evening journal., 1904-11-18
JAPS WERE REPULSED
ALONG SHAHKE RIVER
Toxic Hears That Another
Port Arthur Arsenal Has
Capitulated
BY Publishers Press.

Toxic, Nov. lS-It is reported that the
Japanese have destroyed another Russian
arsenal at Port Arthur.
Evening journal., 1904-11-18
Masquerade Party.

There win be a masquerade party
at the Peoples Settlement, Taylor and
Church streets. on Thanksgiving even
ing
Evening journal., 1904-11-18
BISHOPS CABINET
MEETS IN DOVER
Believed Matter Concerning
Trial of Revs. Baker and
Corkran Was Discussed
REGARDING CONFERENCE HOMES

Dover Del, Nov. 1S.-The bishops
cabinet of the Wilmington conference,
Presiding Elder A. S. Mowbray Will
liam G. Koons. S. NJ. Morgan and Adam
Stengle, met here yesterday I'm secret
session discussing some important
matters relating TO conference affairs.
Rumored Ministerial Trials.
The presiding elders refused to di-
vulge their most important business
Of today. They would not confirm or
deny the reports that the coming con-
ference session would be largely taken
up with the trials Of ministers who
have been speculating I'm stock and ad-
vising stock trading. General Con-
ference Delegates C. S. Baker and
Wilbur +. Cochran, the preachers who
were given a preliminary hearing and
afterward suspended from the minis-
try, it is said may or may not be tried
in open conference at their own vOli-
tion.
An invitation to hold the next ses-
sion of the Wilmington conference in
Grace Church, Wilmington. has re-
Gently been extended, but It Is merely
an invitation to use the magnificent
church home at Grace for the sessions,
and does not include any provisions
Tor the entertainment Of the ministers
and laymen.
To Meet in Grace Church.
The invitation Of Grace Church was
accepted and the conference will be
held there but the preachers and ohic-
ial men will have to look out for in
dividual invitations and offers Of Will
mington hospitality or win pay their
own way for the first time I'm the his
tory of the conference. Many of the
ministers regard this as exceedingly
proper and will cheerfully do It, al
though prominent Methodist church,
men assert that there win be more in
vtations for that week than there are
preachers to accept.
Evening journal., 1904-11-18
WiIminnton Fourth Gas.

When seen this morning Mr.. sherman
said the Wilmington Fire Department
was in the fourth class and as there are
but seven classes the local department IS
third from the last. Some think VII
mington should be in the third class.
AS a result Of Mr.. shermer's examina-
tion this morning of the conditions eX-
listing here he gave out the following
statement;
II found that the Cool Spring reservoir
contains 100000 gallons Of water, the
Rodney basin 100000 gallons and also
learned that there were two stand pipes
of 800 gallons capacity each, one OF
which is empty. There are two pumping
plants one at the Cool Spring reservoir
and the other at the city mills. The
former has a Snow and Remington pump
with a pumping capacity of 100000 gal
Ions per each q hours. The city mills
steam pumps are of Wetherill and Worth
ington makes and capable of pumping TO-,
100000 and 100000 gallons respectively
each twenty-fOur hours. There is also
a Wetherill water power pump capable Of
pumping 100000. The combined boiler
capacity Of the city mills plant is 500
Evening journal., 1904-11-18
Inspected Apparatus.

Mr.. shermer walked from one apparatus
70 the other and with a specially con-
structed gauge ascertained the pressure
at which water was being thrown by each
engine. He viii be able to report the re-
suit of this test.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-15
The Rondlnn Act.

Following is the text OF the act passed at
the late session Of the legislature relative
to the power Of Wbtcomb High School
district to issue bonds. The prior act linn
tied the amount for which bonds might
be issued TO $1,000.
Section 1. Section ! of Act No. 2I0 Of
Acts Of 1902 IS hereby amended so as to
read as follows:-
Section l. Whitcomb High school, an
incorporated school district in the town of
Bethel, is hereby authorized and empow-
cred, By and with the consent OF major
ity Of the legal voters in said district pres
ent and voting at a meeting duly warned
for that purpose, to issue its bonds regis
tered, or with coupons attached, bearing
interest at the rate OF not more than five
per cent per annum, payable not more
than thirty years from the date thereof, 70
an amount not exceeding twenty thousand
dollars, for the purpose OF defraylng the
expenses OF building a schoolhouse and
furnishing the same
Section p This act shall take effect
from its passage
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-15
Bethel Granite the Best.

Says the Nerthheld News Of this week -
"No one has doubted that the stock
from the +. B. Ellis Granite company's
quarries in Bethel was the finest stone on
the market for building purposes, but the
question as to whether il could be sold in
competition with the Maine stone has
been raised as it has been argued that the
stock from Maine has the advantage Of
low freightage by water. One OF the lead
ing manufacturers OF monumental work
of this section was in Mortified last week
and In speaking OF this matter to the News
representative, he said he recently saw
building in New York city that had been
constructed from Bethel granite and that
without exception il was the handsomest
masonry building he had ever seen. He
also asserted that this granite was going
TO occupy the same leading place in the
building world that Barre granite does in
the monumental and that il would be de-
manded for building purposes at an adj
vance in price over other stock that would
more than make up the difference in
freight rates.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-15
SHARON.

Mrs. o. C. Sawyer has been quite in Ii,
/ past week
aunt Kate Roberts, aged IS years. /
quite poorly.
Fred Sawyer and wife Of Barre we're :,
town last week.
d. west Freeman and wife were in Bur.
lington Thursday.
Mrs Carrie Manley is visiting ne,
Mass ''0'l y
Ms. Arthur Gould and Master Mar
snall visited her sister in Lebanon last
~ martin "a, Wallace ana bride are 10 occupv
~, y, 'al,N'yer.s tenement al the lower end
OF the village - gnu
Aaftia Wallace and Mrs. Benbam Of
a., f9ssg, Wis, were united In marrisgs
monday, Dee. 9th, by Rev. J.. W. Cone
Mrs. 81. kimball received the sad in
s,lii2enee Tuesday Of the death ~ ~
/, t'9 q A.7f, Mrs. Boutwell,, at Exeter
lHs Christmas tree and exercises are
y @. h-la Saturday night at me Copg'l
.llfea, All are cordially invited to ~
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-15

Ne, Nathan Taplin has a telephone in n.
.- Lasre Is % be a Christmas tree and ov.-
81 tne Nenier church.
IN. ~ -l creamery company Is building :
~. "a .lne'Psoy weighing "a lbs. came 10 10
Dee. alh. beft Hastings
+ -5l,I.. More ne closed her Iabors at r. p
-ltl in West fa.fIee Center. So L hSS
.--- There nearly two years. 'i'o has
. ~. T. 1aaSusl attended M rirth ~ 80
-.--- -.s-i.gt meeting al cbriss- -.
-.--Z. They report a fine H~s ~ ~,
~. ..-.5.I e1, 5r.aue5 br re ls5ias ~
r..e -3 -ous.0zk is fnp-aeipg ui.
tr.-z aspa5Eaa Cd for several a. "
-.-.- ..- was evidently rlfting -
81 s1. pa. through the untjring rsio-ts n
p go Chelsea. Who 80 - 81, = ~
---. l-,lt and day, 90 IS boned ~ III
-. s2.ralEh, although he d2Bg 5g hs VII i
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-15
W. h. S. NoTEs-
George Burrel has returned TO school.
Miss lrma Jaekman, los, has left school

@eorgs Burren has returned TO school
Miss lrma Jaekman, '0s, has left school.
school closes Friday for the Christmas
ana Ne" Years recess of two weeks.
] George Waterman, 7O5. returned 10
school Monday after two weeks illness
with the grip
The first and second primary schools
Wiil hold Christmas exercises In me 6rst
primary room Friday afternoon.
The football team met Friday al Wei
come studio and had its picture TAX
en-. me team has been very successful
and has been scored on only once ms
year oy nigh school team, not losing a
Single hlgh school game. The foam
scored la' points TO its opponents 3.
Miss McAllister broke the moBofopv ~
the French Rotations FRIDAY bv igtrCt
aueing a spelling match. The sDriiipg
was spirited and when the ben rang fg+ s
ehange Of class Miss Reed was the opfv
one leit standing. Another match r
promised Ter the frtr-r i7
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-15

MH Frank Martin IS in Boston visiting
relatives.
Ms Dana Dauham vent to Canaan, n
Do, wednesday.
4 40 sas born to Mr. and Mrs. John
NORTH Dee flth
q sou vas born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
WelCh NsC. Atb.
The nest dancing school Of Miss Ken
aail Will occur Dec ~
Miss Helen Brooks was in Rochester
lsst aeFh VISITING relatives.
boilln Gibson wen, 10 New York satur-
asE ia ~ abseut several weeks
Mrs. james o. Wheeler Is seriously III
VISTA hnmorIhagc q the stomach.
Mr. Eugene vs.. Rogers spent several
d .' '''''''' !" Nof'n-
Mme Flarcnce Clakey went TO Concord
d H.s iaFi arek % visit her sister, Mrs "a.
DoaFlas
Harry Adams has situation in the sta
ttanef8 store q Barry 8 Beals on Adams
s#larE u Boston
Christopher = Noble Is at Woodstock
- aliE dance at be Windsor county
zafi lafymau.
Tho condition 81 Forrest Southland is
HrA "a thia week aud he Is able
tzs.t % aHi BE- dressed
h Went b. Boston wednesday
81 fHur medical authority on a severe
isaseaa ID bis shoulder
Mu John 5. KinbalI has been spending
FrH a.E at South BOyalton with her
ester. NH. Walter Webster.
latch 81 Edgerton, Wis, is in
n faH HeE Ha will be accompanied
aen tg as iathor q. n Hatch
tn d fniH8w. former resident in
s1Hn lur many wears, n boarding with
aH 2 p Freeman f0r The winter
eastman has received from sheriff
= IeE me appointment OF deputy
fs#riH Cor swo wears from dec. 1, 1904
Ben kr lss moved into the tenement
atta HE Harry henderson on North
Vein e. fee, owned BY George sanspra
There au unclaimed letters at the Beth
Z 1ii5 addressed % Mr. Freeman l..
tasfettt BIZ james = Holden, Mr Jo-
Fept Sen. Mr. J8hu NcMulien.
Harry Henderson,, section boss at Beth
has letn promoted 10 be- yardmaster al
White River Junction Mr.. Henderson,
h5nsea h.s family Is White River Junction
HaudaE
Nr end Mr. William b. Brooks. after
aH HhFHrH ~ several months, have re-
trfrea s1 Bethel 90 live and are now stop
n.hg 2i.l Nir and Mrs. William Brooks. !
hs u hase1m, accompanied By her
.ln. d. hlselW. sud her daughter. Mrs. |
eeil hnEles and the infant son Of Mrs. |
rIEad Is De- o. v. Greone's last
hcHtE Walker and Mrs $. A. Bowen
we're alHa rs Windsor Monday hy the
death CT ars. George Walker. The de- [
ceased lister 0f Mrs Bowen aud sis |
trF-iH las 90 Mr. walker
Carrie. p Rood 81 Ware. Mass. and |
Ifmu Rood oi Boston were boz town /
Hef HnaaF 90 their way 20 and from at /
tending II funeral % their brother. the /
.Hle iaatrH NJ Rood AZ Gaysville.
no aHnHai mcatiag Tor election Of Off
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-15
BETHEL IYMPUs.

last sunday. '''-D at 'ns ehargA
s5 M, ~ Lala Baker spent Saturday and
MT aua Mrs. B. A. Butues visited, CO.
DAYS IN Randolph last week. ID 's"
al, ~ ~. s. . Nolle 1as summoned as fg-,-,,-.
q t4ls Term Of court and is non ir ~. .5
az T 81. Bowen and ii. q. Whntal-- ,-.
49, s,'- .2 nave telephones. Tfrr r...
place. A2Aes Eu this
VIZ II, -l- ..l. Mrs S. A. Bowen and u r
~. ~, Ea called ta Windsor sr--.s- ~.
1, No.. ~ e5--a Of their sister. ST. -.-l-E
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-15

/ in town. and is remarkably well preserved
and vigorous. She was born in Barre,
Dec. 8, 1910, the daughter OF Edward and
Ruth Rice Cuts Of that town. In lo3Z she
married Josiah Fisher Of this town, with
whom she lived 81 years, until his death IN
July. 1884. Her children are Edison j.
Fisher OF Bethel and Mrs. Caroline Ban
croft of Williamstown. Mrs. Z. r. Dun
ham OF Bethel and Walter r. Granger OF
Williamstown, representative OF that town
in the general assem- bly,. are grandchil-
dren and she has eight great grandchil-
dren.
I'd has frequently been said that high
class entertainment cannot be made 10
pay expenses in this town. This re-
mains rs be proven. Solely with the
purpose OF giving the people OF Bethel
and vicinity an unusual treat, Rev
George +. Fortier has secured the services
OF Prof Fredric NJ. Blanchard Of Chicago
university for a Shakesperean recital
on Wednesday evening, Jan. /, IN the
Town hall Mr.. Blanchard has met
with unusual success IN his chosen pro-
fession i'm the southern and western
states and this year is making a trip
through the East. The play given viii be
"Hamlet"
Recently heard in one Of the local
churches The minister. who IS troubled
considerably with deafness, believed IN
being cordial to strangers in the church
and one Sunday espied a lady member Of
his congregation who had been away from
town for some time. After the service he
hastened down the aisle and grasped her
hand and told her how glad he was to see
her again. The lady then told him she
had come on to bring the body OF her
dead husband for interment The minis
ter did not catch what she was saying en-
tirely, but gave what he thought was
fitting answer, 81 hope you enjoyed the
occasion very much.'
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-15
Fight VIII Be Bitter

Those who viii persist IN closing ia,
ears against the continual recommend,
ton Of DR.. Kings New Discovery i1r ~.
sumption will have a long and bitter e,1i
with their troubles, II not ended aafllsft,
fatal termination. Read what T. R Bal
OF Beall, Miss, has 10 say East ial n,
wife had every symptom Of c1nsumu.im
She took DR.. Kings New Discovery shg
everything else had failed. Im1foysmm
came at once and f8ar bottles eatrT
cured her" Il Is guaranteed Prize 81
and 500. Trial bottles fraa.
For sale by Drew a Leonard and +. r
Bryan, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-15

Mrs. Charles Blair Is quite i'll.
Martin aud Leda Briggs are at home
from Goddard.
The dedication ball will be given by the
LADIES' Social circle next Friday evening.
An are invited,
Frank Wilson. who Is attending the
high school al Ludlow, is spending his
vacation at home.
The friends Of Mrs, Emily Wilson have
been shocked to hear that She bad a stroke
OF apoplexy and is very low al her home
IN Massena, y. Y.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-15
LILLIEvlLLE.

Merrill Owen is visiting at his daugh-
ter's, Mrs Nettie Browns.
Mrs. Charles Dwyer was called Sunday
to her daughters, Mrs. James Wheeler S,
who is very sick.
Mrs. Charles Brown returned from New
Hampshire last week, where she had been
nursing several weeks.
c. f. Noble returned to Woodstock
Monday, alter being home over Sunday.
Mr.. Noble is one OF the iurymen.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-15
SOUTH sTocKBRIDes

Fred :. II. Reynolds is stopping
Davis. s' :
Melvin Church has hired James III,
ehard and wife for the coming year
Goodeli Bros. from Gardner Mas. !,
purchased the Notown property and sa-
menced work there MONDAY with / s,-
quota Of men.
The stony Brook Glee CLUB garea s,,,
concert at II. b. Mills Sunday eysnI,
which Was very entertaining. also mi
Mrs. Belle Goddard's SATURDAY nipbl
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-15

running like mad down the street dump
ing the occupants, or a hundred other ac-
cidents, are every day occurrences. IL be-
hooves yerybody to have a reliable salve
handy and there's none as good as Buck
lens Arnica Salve. Burns, Cuts, Sores,
Eczema and Piles disappear quickly under
its soothing effect. 25c
For sale by Drew 4 Leonard aud p. f..
Bryan, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-15
A eUaFanteed Cure Tor PTIes

itehi9lgt blind, bleeding or pretrBsfDg
Ples. Druggists refund money h p5-s
ointment fails to cure auv casr No p,+tt--
~ y. nov long standing. Ia 6 Ia IA Ia
\, iL ~ y plleall1n gives ease aud rest Fl.
~ your druggist hasn't &C.. send 51a H.
staq p anda o win be forwarded resf1,,i.5
og faris Medicine Co.. st. Loaig. III i'''
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-15
commIssIerars -. 2

The unHers jErel. aaE -
Hnnnrahfa Faahata E
Randolph Commits.
adjust ali claims EHs3
EeHaEa EiahaHtr DOB"
district. decreased hereby give
meet for the purpose q.
zaid claims lf che resl
Richards iu hgHuan rlN. -
and MONDAY. Juno S
O'Clock 3. n. ~ sall IL
from the 5h day nae
time limited 81 saHd IahEt
advance. ...r ##r
dated 81 BraoEHeld co.'s
Der. A. D. i91E tarf
URTABA CIa-a -
George Crane Adm'r
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-15
A Timely Topic

At this season of coughs and colds il is
well TO know that Foley Honey ana Tar
Is the greatest throat and lung remedy.
Il cures quickly and prevents serious re-
suits from a cold. Sold b. Drew 4 Leon
ard, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-15
Passed to Higher Life.

Sarah Haskius, wife Of George Ford,
1 died aI their home Dec 5, 1901, after sew
eral weeks illness Of organic heart disease.
| Mrs. Ford was born Id glaremont, y. IL.
Sept l8, 1910. She moved 10 Rochester IN
early childhood with her parents, Mr.. and
/ Mrs Samuel 3. Haskins, whore she lived
I until her marriage to Mr. Ford Jan. Us,
( 1865. Since that time she has been a resi-
/ dent of this place, where she had made
many friends by her gentle words and
/ charitable deeds. She was an aaectiouate
I wife and mother. lt can truly be said Of
[ her, ''She l8ukgth we'll TO the ways OF her
| household and eateth mol the bread o.
I idienpssn
Her life vas one Of pure love Tor her
family and humanity, who realize the
world is better for her having lived in It.
Many lessons IN kindness, uuseiishuesa,
devotion and ali the other virtues might
be taken from her life. "Her children
rise up and call her blessed aud her hus-
band also, and he praiseth her,
Ia the death Of Mrs. Ford, this CONE
munity has lost an estimable lads and the
ladies Social circle q worthy member
Mrs. Ford Is survived by her husband
and one daughter, Mrs. George Farr. Of
Hancock; one son, Frank q. Ford, OF this
place; four grandchildren four sisters
Mrs. r. NJ. CelleY Of Chicago, Mrs ". T..
Wolcott and Miss Maryette Haskins Of
Waterbury, Conn, and Mrs. c. f. Pierce
OF Boston. She is also survived by one
brother, B. L. Haskius,o Rutherford. n. j..
The funeral was az the home Sunday
and largely attended Rev r. E. Adams
oi Rochester oiiiCmted. The burial was
on the family Tot 90 Hancock.
Those from out OF town who attended
the funeral were Frank {. and Alfred
Lamb Of Warren, AFRO Ford aud Will
Elhs Of Mortified and Mrs. G. F. Pierce
Of Boston.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-15
Bethel Local Intelligence.
Ger WILSON Local Editor.

WAsTEn To buy bun Please state
zee unl nrige. ! have rife TO sell.
4w o. y. n WALLACE, Bethel.
G. q DHHhlm sells stOddard gasoline
uRins Wfh drag saw and circular saw
attachments also 81 Adams and Gray
harser powers and DE- Laval cream separat-
nFs GW ae
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-15

Our meat cut from animals recastI
killed and animals that were ala q ~
de" age can be purchased here Ct -
prices ordinarily charged elsewhere r
ordinary stock meat.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-15

has the fine flavor that cora alone g.fs'
the tenderness, iuiciness Had tooihsonf
ness only found IN the flesh 90 prQNl
fed animals.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-11-11
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
Take Advantage OF Half Price Otter
Made By DR.. Jno. E. Jackson.

In these times when living expenses
nave increased from thirty to fifty per
cent. lt Is unusual to hear of n standard
remedy being offered at hall price.
Yet that is the way DR.. Jackson. the
popular druggist, is selling DIR. Towards
celebrated Specific for The cure of dys-
pepsia and Constipation. In addition
TO selling fifty cent bottle, containing
a month s treatment of sixty doses, for
20 cents, he gives his personal guarantee
with every bottle !e sells t. refund the
money II 1T does not give satisfaction.
This unusual offer has brought hun.
dreds OF customers to his store I'm the
last lew weeks, vet out Of the MANY bot
ties OF DR.. Towards Specific he has soIa
but one customer has asked to have the
money returned. This was done with
out any questions, althoug DIR. Jackson
does not think the remedy comic have
been given fair trial
Doctors bills can be saved by the use
OF Dr. Towards Specific for the cure of
dyspepsia and constipation, and by TAX
ing advantage OF this special half pric.
Introductory offer, our eaders can save
nan tins regular price O; the specific.
TINS remarkable remedy Is destined
TO nave the largest sale oi any remedy
upon the market. for those who use II
once hot only buy second package, but
ehey recommend it as the only RELIEF
Ihey have found tor constitution AMI
dyspepsia. The sole limit TO it's ssle il
the fact that in only chronic cases is
more than one bottle needed to cure
And its cures are permanent,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-11-11
NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, doing bus.
mess at Witten's Mills, Virginia, under
the firm name of The w. B. Greea,
Company, has been dissolved by the
withdrawal of J. A. Gillespie from said
firm. The business will be continued
at the same place by the firm name of
Greear Bros. & Gillespie, who succeed
the late firm of The w. b. Greear Co.
w. B. Greear,
L. NJ. Greear,
j. Sanders Gillespie,
j. A Gillespie.
= Wittens Mills, Va, Oct. 81, 1904.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-11-11
Looking Over

is sometimes dangerous bust
ness. Looking over a precipice
one may .cse his balance and
fall on the rocks below. Look
ing over the advice we give in
this space is the most dangerous
f all. You may fail to have
your property insured today
and tonight it may burn, leav-
ing you and your family home
less. Many such occurrences
have come to our specia notice
Only last month a man told
us that ne wished us to place
his next insurance; but before
he was aware of his mistake he
was homeless HIS fire insur-
ance expired just one month
earlier than he thought it did.
He overlooked the danger
Give us your business and mis-
takes will not occur.