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Fioo REWARD. sfoo

The readers Of this paper will be pleased
70 learn that there Us az least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
in an lis stages ard ihatis Catarrh Halls
Catarih Cure is the only positive Care nov
known 20 fhc medical fraternity Catafrii
being constitutional disease. requires
censliuiiynai treatment Halls Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of tie
system. thereby destroying ihe foundation
oi tbe disease. and giving the patient
strength Dy building lp Tie Consultation
and assisting nature in doing iis work
The propricf0fs have so much faith in itq
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars ior any case that it fails
90 core Send for Use of testimonials
Address r. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo @
Sold by aH Druggists a.
Take falls Family rilis Tor constipation,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-09
Qiovca Vor paris wnahervromen.

Gloves Per Parts wnahervrornen.
Washorwomen Of Paris have heard
with alarm that q number of new.
tangled notions concerning laundry
have been adopted by The committee
Of hygiene or board Of health. says
The london Telegraph The latter has
submitted 70 Tie minister of commerce
q series ~ resolutions on tNe question.
Among The most important of these s.
q proposal thnt tho minister Of COM
mercc should enforce The wearing by
all persons Engaged in washing linen
Of specially made autlapercha gloves to
prevent the spread 0f infection hy CON
tact with tho hands The laundrcsscs
nrc up ~ arms at such suggestion.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-09
WORST OF ALL EXPERIENCES

Can anything be worse than TO feel that
every minute viii be your lasti such was
The experience OF Mrs s. II Newson,
Decatur Ala. "for three years" she
writes. u endured insufferabe pain from
Indigestion, stomach and bowel trouble.
Death seemed Inevitable when doctors and
al remedies failed a, length was
induced to try Electric Bitters and The
result was miraculous. Improved at once
and now ! m completely recOvernd For
Liver, Kidney Stomach and Bowel troubles
Electric Bltters IS the only medicine, Only
foc. It's guaranteed by ] a. Lenhari
Cooke supply Co. OF Howcsyiilc lrona
Supply Co. OF Irona
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-09
STARTLING EVIDENCE.

Fresh testimony In great quantity Is con.
stantiy coming In, doclarlng DR. King X
New Discovery Tor Consumption Coughs
and Colds TO be uneQualed a recent cx.
precision from L. ]. Mcfarland Bcntorvilic,
va, serves as example lie writes II
had bronchitis for three years and doctor.
ed all the time without bciug benefited.
Then began taking Dr. Kings New
Discovery and few bottles wholly cured
me. Equally effective In curing all Lung
monia and Grip Trial bottle free, regular
sizes soc, and sLoo.
Sold by J. A Lonhart OF Haywood
Cooke Supply Co.. OF lIoNcsvillc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-09

SpFrfsr HfpRfsFNIArfvf in this county
and adioioine territories. 40 rfpresout aud
Of solid fnancisl siandiaz Salary eti
weekly. with Expenses advanced each
Monday bf check direct from hoad.anar.
irIs Horse and bngky frfr isbed uhen
rcccssafy position pffm1QtHf hddfcs
Blew Bros 3 Co Honon Hi1s ChicaEo
ui 81
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ANALANM oLa.N IoN =.

u you want 90 gei 90 carlf aud feel GOOD
Az day take Little Eafif Riser or two at
bed utc These famous litlic p.ls relax
tbe uefrfs sife quiet resi- and reirtsh'ng
sleep wlh 4 gentle iaoYemert 81 the
bowels aunul hrcttfasf i'uie W. H
Howell. Houston Tex says tar'g Riscfs
gre fhr oesl rI' made fof Constipation,
eift 4iacif hNiouentes etc.
Sod ~ sIflckiefs lrue Store and Wm
M Dent Ns0bsfr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-09

Driven TO desperation by the pros
pect Of ap nnusuai crop % mosquitoes.
tho Leap Year Girls club Of Beverly,
Bioss. has taken tho initiative IA open
waffarc on that pest, says a Boston
special TO the New York Times The
most prolific breeding spots, two
ponds. aFc to be treated to cont Of
coal oil These places are Ideal spots
for moonlight stroils Last summeg
Lovers lane WAS developing n breed
81 mosquitoes which made Beverly &
close rifal for all the honors bestowed
On New Jersey All this VIII De stopped
lhIs year At least that is what tho
Leap Year Girls club pays.
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ss5 5Rewarai

a. the time the pnsioaicl 81 this place
was robbed on the night Of March 5oih, NY
private rapcn, consisting Of notes, insufance
policies, deeds and number of other
valuable papers were iaken m any one
should find them and return The same 10 me.
will pay reward Of $500.
Il s WnprsEfL
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SolIce 10 lhc PabIIo.

hereby give noiice 90 aii WHOM 10 may
eouoem ihet ny Two sons, Clarence Il.
Dsakias and Forest M Deakins. ats mioo.s
and not yetd ace hui refrain fssm asy
interference 10 any oi their ifsssaciions end
ihey ave 81 liberty % engage ia any bu>lnss.
on theii own accoeaf.
s. g DfkHfss.
iinqesH p'eRoa CO. May ~. 1925
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-09

IN juno were mine. Td weave FOR you
OF roses red and skies Of blue.
Of golden fnn and orchard sheen.
Or blossom ffctted damagcene-
A ven of every petal hue
And from tho morning misfs cf dew
DieiiH q fairy stream that through
The woods should wcnd & yay stfese.
li Jane were mlne.
And e'or fhe purple dusk anew
The curtains on the sunset drew
AdoWn She rivers dream dcmcene
I'D paint patch lnCnfnndina
Am drifi into Che dawn with you
~ June were mine.
Smart SEE
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-09
lmAI TmROnHIN0 HHADAcHE-

Would quickly leave you q you used Dr.
Kings New Life PHI Ihousands Of
sufferers have proved their matchiess merit
for Sick and Nervous Headaches. Tkcy
make pure bioqd and build up your hoalth
Only 75 cents. mOuey~hack X not cured
sold by a. Lcnharf Cooke Supply Co
81 howosyilic; irona supply Co. Of Ifona.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-09

fAFRRNtttA Homta EOF Nnmnn ~ ives
Professor 0. j.. Steinber0er Os
Springfield. D.. who for years has been
aehune consumption bY living IN a
trectop believing that air CITY feet
from the ground Is purer than on the
level has taken to constructing other
similar abodes FOR lnvalids. He Is now
ppperiniendins the building o. one for
George Quick. who IS In poor health
and seventy-two years Old. This house
3 70 DC sixty feet from the ground. I'm
the branches of lofty oak An cleva.
tor is being provided to transport tho
aged Invalid to and from Ills house. IN
which be VIII remain during the days,
and IN good weather, during the sums
Wer he Win sleep ir II at night. Pro.
fpssor aicinhorcm has built several
houses. but this IS 30 be the highest yct
constructed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-09

a hne Goa of full-blood Scotch Collie pups
81 sa.5o each. old enough nov TO eat any.
thing II yon want one apply At once 10
CHAstRs G sIogE
Kinerood. w. Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-09
AsrRoNaIlRARr

Is assured by perfect digestion indigss
ton swclis the stomach and pons ii up
against The heart This causes shofincss
n breath paiptatlon of the heart and
general weakness. k0dol Dj spopsia Cure
cures Indigestion relieves fhc stomach.
fakes ihe Strain % toe heart and restores
20 90 g iuH performance % iis function
naturally kodo Increases The strength
by enabling ihc stomach and digestive
organs % digest assimllatc and appropriate
90 che blood and tissues aH ol the food
uuttiment Tones the slom8ch and diecs.
tive organs
Sold hy sfIcklof Drug Store aud Wm
~ Dent NcWhnfr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-09

~HOeR bending every cucrgy 10
C~S>&-sS make the Convention which
meets in Clarksburg July ia.I4. the biggest
aud best ever held In the State. II Is
earnestly hoped that every League Chapter
In the Conference may be FULLY Represented
in this Convention. The basis Of frepresen.
tation Is one delegate Tor every 40 members
or S fraction thereof II Is expected that
from 800 to 500 people will be In attendance
at this Convention. Remember the dates,
July ta'i4, Ioo4.aud the place, Clsrksburg
w. Va. Reduced rates will be given over
all the railroads.
Along with the very brightest and best
speakers from our own State men and won.
en- of ohurch.wlde and nationwide repu
tation will appear upon the program, n
synopsis Of which follows,
In addition to the usual devotional ser.
vices, sunrise meetings praise meetings,
etc, these lively and vital themes will be
discussed by competent speakers, "Our
Young Me.hodists, what Methodism is
Doing for our Young People, "The Pre-.
siding Elder and Epworth League. Ser.
mons Which Profit Me Most. " The Ohoal
Member Who Counts, "Thc Duty OF the
Young People 10 the General Church
Prayer Meeting Dead Church Members
and How TO have Resurrection" "Our
New Wesleyan University ty--IIow TO Enlarge
IT, The League Chapter and the Sunday
School--rwins, How can the Junior
League and the Primary Department aid
zach Olherf" ~ Junior League Drill
Americas Towering Problem-thc Race
Question, f" World Evangelism, % Mission.
AIRY Study Classes, /" West Virginia cities
and Towns and their Redemption "what
Is League Suocessr Ten Reasons Why
Some Chapters Succeed, Ten Reasons Why
Others Fail What Aids the Devotional
Meeting Reading Which Educates up.
"Chapier omcers Who Miss the Mark, ="
"The Church Rum and Politics."
You cannot afford to miss the feast OF lat
things provided. DO not fail to attend the
Convention
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-09

DID yoa read Dr. Fahfneys TeelhInr
>Yfup advertisement ia this issue Very
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-09

The Ladies' favor painting % sif churches,
and theycfore We urge ever, Minister TO
remember we give liberal qh1ntiiy Of the
Longman 3 Martinez Paint toward the
aiuting
Wears and covers ike cold
Don't pay ff 81 g eeli0u Tor i.insecd Oh
worth 81 cents which you d. when yOu
by cfhtr painit in q can with painl label
ai ii
4 makes a. therefore whsu yoH want
lOnrifen ga'innt ol paint. uHF only eight Of
H. ~ and mis- Sis gallons pare iinsred
oil With it. 8ri ihns sci plini 40 less than
4r 20 pey gallon
Many houses are well painted with four
gaiions % J. & "a aud three iilons oi Iin-
seed oil mixed herewith
These Celebrated Paints are sold by g
A Heffing KingW00d B a. WOf Reeds.
willie J. N. McClauaian Albright
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pRINENTo nnsrERAIloN.

Living I'D al 0ut Of lhc way place. remote
from CIVILIZATION r. family is often driver To-
desperation in case of accident. fcsuiiing
in Hurns cuts Wounds Ulcers. etc Law
boz supply OF Bdck.ens tmict saiFe fts
fhc hest on EARTH
2sc AZ q icnhafis OorI8 sasDlt Co.
u fioWcsfH,c ifona stgply Coz Of ifan4
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-09
THE BIENNIAL CONVENTION
Of The West Virginia Conference
Epworth League

VIII be a great gathering
OF the Methodist young peo.
pie from every part OF our
Mountain State. Those
having the details OF the
great Convention In hand arc
bending every eucrgy TO
make the Convention which
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-09

Wanted Atepniaiic mao io represent us
n this vicinity We handle a fal iiuc o.
household goods which are sold 90 month.
y gaYmcnls We eay Qlf salesmen . com
alission an etlch lhevcan earn good wages
We require bond of ssoo.eo Experience
ls noi ncoesssry Mgan BRo4nRss e &c.
Ciarksbnfg W. "a %
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-09

Nantcd AT oncs 20 oar.i0ads of No.
Osk. Ell 10 small stock Address
W. G. flAtf
81 Grafton. W. Va.
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FOR AnfINDPFD VsAps

Tor hundred years OF more Witch
itaxel hes bceu recognized as o superior
rcnedy, bot ii remained for r. q. DeWitf
g Co. ot Chicago. 90 discover how to com.
Oinc che virtues of Witch Hazel with other
aniisepilcs. in iio formot ssivc. DeWitGs
witch Hazel Saivc s the bcsi saivc in the
world Tor sores. cuts. burns. bruises and
piles. ihc high standing Of this saigc has
gifon rise 20 counterieifs. and ihc public Is
advised 90 look foe The namc 'DoNitt on
the package. and accept no other
Sold by siricklcre Drug Store and Wm.
NJ. Dent Newbufg
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TUbrUs K. MONROE,
Surveyor of Lands
KTRGWOOD, W. ~.

VIII answer calls Tor lard Surveying from anv
part of the county promptly end ~ roas0na6io
rates. Piafs. drafts and calculations neatly arr
accurately medc from deeds on Geld notes flav.
INK out aud grading pixies. country roads ana
tramwaya also laying out town lets streets
foundatio1s. etc, Cofrespon1once eolltiteo
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-09

Wanted Competent gid % do general
housewofk in small family Liberal wages
20 right girl Apply %
Mrs. w. a. phoH,
80 Willie Street
% Morgantown, W. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-09

O. + Scott Dndcrtakof. Bruceton Mills.
w Va a fuli line oi The latest and best
goods al lowest prices Hearsc fufnlshee
ttee A.
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POWER IN FISH RATION
Secret Of Wonderful Mobility
oil Japanese Army.
Live LONG ON A LITTLE FOOD.

soldiers Garry Dried Finny speri-
meas. Each OF which Lasts Man
One weeic-Iiow the Fish II Pre-
neutrality-suspicious. OF Troops ON
the March.
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FReD0NlA and KELSEY.

JR vickry went ,o Princeton
Sunday.
\ new and up ,o date .iuyk Il
clothing ium the l.., wholesale
tailor. Mon t. select from than
the u,h,r iclluv-ii there q. auuih.
~ fellow. SAN lluWuruN.
The lecture at the &. +. church
at , y. M. aud the nap,i., church
al $50 y. M. In the in,cr-, Il
sunday Syhuul work ~ Thco. &.
Gclaur, Va. very interesting.
wan, ,o thank NY customers
ior their trade. ln'adanc,. | will
ID The ls.i can iur YOU when yuu
comv boz. | al.o thank you iur
your Ias, patronage
SAN linWINIuN.
lur >,haiIrr and viie. ui Gr,n.
,illy, arr visiting riatiy- iu tbi.
community.
w aw prepared ior repair work
m huih v~d aud irnu. on ava.
chimney u all -prts. general black.
.mi,hiuR. hur- .hriuga speciality.
Al work warranted. Will appr.
viaiv your patronage
Oiuw bHu-, Kelsey, Nv.
Just irm the mauuhriury-
latest .,ylr vmp. and uai.. JaI..
zoe a. si.u. Iarkr,s s2.n ~
$40. S,V lluwumN.
William Parker hai q hur.,
killcl ly N, train saturday
Mphair in plain aud fancy.
Bradylo,h, i'anama clu,h. Vrnr.
,ians, Cn,viu,s. Nanni.h clu,h-in
fact, all kind. Il 6ri grade dr..
guo'ls. SAW lloNEEWN.
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Alright wood heaters Of
all descriptions.
Marion Hardware Co.
IRMA

Mat, Wright auj W. VI. Fmlic
have gone To Missouri
The meeting az Pleasant Hu I,
progressing nicely.
Gco, Cunycr passed. through our
town last saturday.
MIR. sue McMa.,,r /. on the
sick list.
Wesley Hoover returned humr
irnm the army Thursday:
Louis Hoover moyyd In Tulu
last week.
our school /. progressing nicrly
with Mis-. Bowen a. teacher.
Jim wcorlcy expects To mov,
tack to Tolu.
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HEBRON.
Nicc rain Saturday evening
Every body moving ihi. Wcrk.

Nice rain Saturday evening
Fv,,v i..lv m,vipy ,bi. v,,t
I'll and Ju.b Hnyrnh. I,g
tov,. Charley nnd Clyl, n,p,h,.
ny, John SWanagan and l'oh VII.
liams will start a. Missouri ihi.
WIN
Nj" Charla Rncy visited her
sister, Mr.. John Num-, Il Marion,
h., week.
"A u .rl r 3 w1r....
riumai tumr from M..."uu
THURSDAY
T.. r. Franklin will mo,, a.,
Mario I.t. u.h
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HAMPTON.
Rain and mud

Rain aud mud.
Edgar Migcl, the IL YEAR old
-,u 81 ] " Miycll. i. very len
With typhoid fever.
II + Wartcu returned from The
World = Fair sunday
Frank Handy, the hu.,lius
tularo' drummer VA. with %. irom
saturday ,ill Monday
j. Tracy Hardin and BIN Scf,
visited friend, elsewhere >unda,
aud report nice time.
pr j ? Crawford went H. Mar
Ton Friday
Is Cro-. b. painting hi. bu.
uc-. houses.
7 J P'ryman and son GcUfgr.
are painting X Adam. hou-c
nr T. u Hardin and wife ar
~ Carr.Vllc.
Attorney. J u and T. "
Champion, II Marion, .put sun.
day with parents.
II YOU nccd any painting ct
finishing work done, call un ]
Chil,cndcn.
Mis- Miller low has returned
from Birdsvillc.
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American Field Fence
smooth wire, barbed wire,
staples, nails, etc.
Marion Hardware Co.
BLACKBURN.

Tobacco cutting !. the order Of
the day.
Mrs. Rcna Roberts got her hand
hurt very had la, week in a .or.
ghum mill.
Bro. Dame is doing some god
preaching a, White Union.
Uncle I.inv Tmyi. went To Trib.
unc last week.
Miss Dora Brown visited Mi..
Naoma NanhooIcr sunday.
Miss Ena Brown visited Mis-.
Maud Guess Sunday.
Miss Ollie Davis visited Mise.
Nora and Hattie Wynn a, Crc.wcll
la, week.
George Wynn sold a fine mare
last week.
John siembridgr. wife and son
visited W. b. s,cmbridgy family
Sunday.
Georgc Kemp {. all .mily.-ii !.
a girl this time.
Dock Lovcry ha. a ig girl a,
his home.
Miss Annie Kemp. !. on the .ick
let.
Mis-. Hattie Wynn. visited hen
mother last week.
Ernest, the son II Bill Davis.
went "a Princeton last week.
The wife u Allcr, Dcboc died
lASt week.
T. ]. Fnlick and family visited
the family II Bill Davis sunday.
T. J Fmlick went To Marion
Saturday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30
NEW SALEM.

Uncle John Kirk, an old and
highly respected citizen II the Ty-
ncrs chapel neighborhood, died on
the Dist at the age Of y .He leaves
a wife and nine children.
W. G. Tyncr wen, 20 Marion
Saturday.
Harris Austin i.making sorghum
molasscs.
\ - month old labc oi Mr..
Simpkin. died and was buried la,
week.
The late rains are playing hayoc
with wheat sowing.
Harris Austin purchased a new
organ ior hi. daughter la, week.
MIR Henry Grimes j. very .ick
this week.
Bro. Lowcy filled hi- regular ap.
poin,mcnt at New Salem Saturday
and sunday
Mr.. u. Hopkins, II Turrt, Col.
j. expected to arrive ihi. week io
visit her parents, Mr. 7. \. llar.
pending and wife.
1911 Kirk and ~ Massey hav'
-old their farm o. lliglon and Ury
Howard
The Rahh mine. have ,Iu.o
down ior q short time.
cur .chool j. progressing niycr
with Mi. Jennie Clement. %,
teacher.
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LOLA.

Mr.. s. g. Lamb aud LITTLE
daughter returned io their home iu
Clay, Webster county. lat Friday.
after pending week with her
father, ] y Toll,y
The IIop,v,ll Meeting ,'o.cd
las, Friday
Cha. Wright, II II Paul. Mimi.
l. visiting hi. uncle, i. 7 Thomp.
.ou.
For bargain. IN gucmlm,ryhan.
dis, call on FotD y WILLIAMS.
y =. RadcliG, II the cullen
min,., and W c. Freeman, II tie
Nancy Hank, w,rc in ,hi. vicinity
Sunday.
Mi.. hate Reynolds, II Han.as
City, Mo, :. visiting her aunt,
Mr.. Z. II. Tdmhlc.
q. j. Key, II Akron a.. and
Mr. Bartholomew, 4 Cleveland.
arrived herr Saturday.
For the la,,s, s,yl,. Il clothing.
hat, ap., l..o,s and Shes. and al,
cat pno,-, call IN
=. II. Snm. & Go.
Mc~r.. Willie u. Mahan. Robt
Gray, anil Misses parlle Flanary
ami Nellie lam,lt, attended church
az hT Ct,yk yu a.t SUNDAY
night
Dr. W. VI Fowler aud I. =.
Mitchell went Ia Illinois last week
alter a had ~ very tine p,ach,.
at ~ pr hu.hcl.
Simon Morris, whom We have
mentioned before, !. It'll confined
IN HI. rpm.
" + Paris. uur ,lliri,ni miller.
vi.h,. us 10 state ,ha, HI. grinding
LAY. an Thursday and Friday II
zach uv,k.
T. T.. Watson. \. :. johnson
and II. 4. CmWiorl went to Carr.
VILE urr LAY la, Wr,k and attached
a ~ II ii's that VEN on the river
lans iur IN, hauhngof same. The
amount due them was about
ti9s.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30
GAINESVILLE.

Will Bridges i. in st. Loui. at
the Fair.
Mr. Clyde Coltrin and little
daughters are visiting relatives and
friends here.
James Trucsdcll and wife, Il
Bardstown, Ark, visited friends
here this week.
&. 4. Black and family and II.
r. Black and family will start for
lIazel,on, Kan. Wednesday Ia
live.
Jim Bell leave. for CoiTccyillc,
Kan. this week.
Charley Rice, II Joy, was here
Saturday.
John Tmyi. and daughter, Nil.
Lawrence Bamcs, left for Bcarhcld,
Ark. Thursday where Coy. the .on
II Mr.. Travis, j. critically ~.
John Burn. sold hi- farm To
Frank lawl,--.
Robert Blakcly and family and
Nil. Maud Babb, II Dulcy'. Bluff,
visited the family II Jim Rahb Ia,,
Saturday.
Charlc- Daniel and family and
Il. +. Babb and wife will visit ID,
World. Fair tai. week.
VI. G.. Wright, Mr.. Comclia
Bamc. and Mr.. Minnie McQuinr
went "a Gulcunda Saturday.
viii Anderson ha. purchased N,
Gurg sharp property un Rat
Street.
Jacob May !. buildinga nicr min,
uom cottage ou hi. farm neal
herr.
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+. W Brown returned home
Sunday from Rosi Glare, H.,
where be has been at work.
j. y Tollcy weighed a 10, Of
iat cattle here Monday.
James Tnmblc, near JOY, Wa, IN
town Monday.
Messrs. q. J Keys, W. \. and
Beverly Davis went 10 Salem Mon.
day.
\ child Il ]. 7. William, !,
very III
l.. + Mitchell and Yulcc Raj
cliff IF, for 81 Louis Tuesday 70
yi,it the Fair
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SHERIDAN.

Meeting is in progress at Deer
Creek church. Rev. NJ. +. Miller,
Of Fredonia, is assisting the pastor,
Rev. ]. :. Miller, Of Princeton.
Evangelist Tile Hughes is conduct
ing the singing.
John Thomas, Of Missouri, is Wis
iting his father, John +. Thomas.
He had been away about seventeen
years.
Wesley c. Hoover has recently
returned aiteran absence ot ; year.
in the army.
Robt. Davidson, of Nebraska, i.
visiting friends and relatives in
Kentucky.
John Dickens, Of our city, !. VIZ.
ting in Missouri.
Fred Perry, one oi our boys, ha.
joined the armys and left thi.
week.
Rev. +. :. Moore, oi Rowcna,
visited the family Il his father last
week
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Correspondents.
LEvIAS.

The protracted meeting begins at
Union next Sunday. Ed. II. c.
Hopewell, Of Sturgis, is exp cted
TO assist the pastor.
James Minner and family, Of
Green's Ferry, are visiting friends
and relatives here.
John Conyer cut of the end Of
his finger Saturday while unloading
stave timber. The bone was not
injured.
W. \. Davidson and mother viz
tied relatives in Livingston county
last week.
Mn. Dora Taylor and son, Er.
nest, visited in Marion Saturday
and sunday, the guest II e.. b.
Taylor and family.
J. II. Thrclkcld, oi JOY, wa. here
last week.
Born, To Charles Mcclure and
wife, sept. 2tth, a fine . pound
buy.
]. l.. Settles !. on the lick lit at
present.
Earl Conycr, II Evansville, i.
visiting friend. and relative. here,
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Rain Rain Rain,

Rain RAIN Rain,
Mr.. :. +. Flanary has l,cn
quite sick but j. improving.
Barney Kinni. and wife visited
friends at Hu,tawa last week.
our school is progressing nicely
with Robert Moore a. teacher.
Miss Lara johnson visited friends
in this vicinity la, week.
III Pari. and Mis-. Alta Gopher
visited friend. in ,hi. section sun.
day.
Nil. Ina llughc. !, the guest Il
her grandmother, Mr.. :. J..
Flanaay.
Robert johnson visited friend.
sunday.
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CRAYkE VILE.

Mis- Dollic Drloc is improving
slowly. She has the typhoid fever
Some oi the farmers are break.
ing wheat ground and making
sorghum.
Will Mo.s has returned from
Kansas.
Henry Wheeler has sold his farm
and will move near Marion,
Miss. Florence and josie DaV.
son gave a singing sunday night
joel Freeman and wife. Il Col.
conda, H., are visiting friend. and
relatives here.
Bu. " r. Oakley delivered two
fine sermons here Saturday and
Sunday.
H. X Dunkison, the totacconist.
wa. herr ,nruuto toA. n Cardin 4.
/ lat week.
Gourg' Cunysr passed through
here Monday