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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-12

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teppc hap0e Soit antnet i'm Miino
Tor ban bent rem ioghe, at cn Mepu
lertng AZ Northumberland mac Tom
me; at Sernboneitprelierue, ON Sc 81
tornhitige, before nil bielpe til scr.
nreo ero isae at binore sen, al Sten.
nitgen | 2onbet or iaoban at set al
uno!aoe at bripae Sen Sua | Groer
oil f%renltalSe en- Stamp, JONI Serbia,
neruc nil tobc poa.
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ban taItc. GriaSntinilieren erfIGreoc
lig bcitcmt iutoo, at 6eaieringcu ifnl
fipbe Sernb0nerne % orioe Dem. %
ban hanbe6e, at 9dnoet piloe bIipc
forifaonet for Ell iaa ubcISig SeSnina
Iaf SpsrgSmaoIct. ~aten". iuo0e ban
= fnn life briue S%crubancr ionl !
ortuer ell pripat 6orrctning. ! mon
rctte icr efter SoIfetS arap. Spis
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I tilabe, at Ger oprettcS ct 5ri6u,oI.
iom tnu iiu0e Nioler moo Gtsfrimt.
nation"
arjgSmiuiitcreu tliuSe life inSic, at
et cnthpageliS iammeniat Tribunal
life ifuIbc barre iitouo til al iaitiIoa
0tarimumtarter.
gir, Glib reiite iig, iaainart Srias,
mlniIteren ror I9roig. % | Ell lana
Gale ipdreSc hnm poo. bpoO 0eune
bou0e oufert. &c beitaocube 2ope,
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til at forbiuSre Discrimination, lob.
beltipil pa %hcnrlcIigc Rabattcr, %
ban ifiiIoe blot crIfc at sc blep Iof /
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'frerne RcttigbeSer, Tom oeu I Sern.
6nnerne bunouc anpttaI MATTE uGre
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tier. bnpbc grebet Grhct, % latte iiN.
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Siocn al bom bbiifebe: ~afaa lea
foa Is Wiultcr til2~ Sons &c.
afertna bteu iuorenuet, OF ban mot.
ieac Winuterge til at belpfe Sagen
enbntt mere. ~2onSctS Seieiterct, "
iogbe ban, bar aacreoe dfqiort oct
Sberaamanf. at fsrit cit aommi$fiun
% 6erefter G%ontitoIene fan %beitentnte,
ON eH iGrEig Cart er rinieTia eIter
nrincIia. NJ faitiGttc en- Cart be.
ror paa Ct Stisn, 90 for at afgiere.
ON Den or rimelia eller HrimeIia, maa
man ba en- Marimunltart at eoa no
ira. Snnpiot ieg ioritoar, er set M
Inn Wenin1pn at aine Ell aomnlis.
lion luplia Mpnbigbeb til at ialtTlaa
Ell Inaonn 0tnrimnltnrt. Spno lea
oeSitbeu irrlig snifer or OF babe Ell
enititntion iom fnr nigisre oiSie
Sing % ofgisre Dem inoen Ell rime.
Sib, Tor at DC iao e1oelig fan be.
AZ Gomitolene."
Mr. 6iib troaote after frcm OF
paaItoo, at Hcgierinaen peo at init.
ilda SernbarerneS Garter gioroe a;
oct iamme iom at iptte Vr'iet
paa De @nrer. Ell GiyhElon0 bar 81
Sioen tulte drarfriaS Nntosia.
Dor SuSferano, berpao emile Seur.
team fra @arts, ioa Den rllsiiIfe Wi.
Sean aoloariop OF tiliioit
Moc 8eagI.
arig5miniiter 1oit to9 Gren pes
oorneue, oo ban miot | en- 6oriom-I
ing al SerubanemGro. ser al alte
8rRftcr i~tritter imoo at TONNE unocr
Reaieringens aontroI, fremboEot
Rsboenoiabeoeu oeraf % ban bite
San0beb et 6elmoriuaSpproigt
Blob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-12
Sra Krisen.
SDanna parat til gnarc6. &c to Gns.
icrffmSer f%orenet.
gaitatioaea | 1uSlamo.

SdegrarHuter til Berlin meooeIer,
al 8eftcr1l 2inebitd hi tr,icS III en-
ineget itcrf iapauefiif arme. Soiaf.
Speioere bar fife puret iitano til at
br96e igieatnem aipoeu at iupaneiiife
6orpofter % BAR oerfor tngen GpluS.
ringer fnrnet ifaffe iig on 6ieroens
9epG8elier. 8 r~ii5iiife militqre areo.
ie dntages oct, at 6elimarifalf ODanta
ltnar parat til at 9aa pad meo beIe
i'm SGr iamtiSigt me6, at aomiraler.
ne Togo og &%oieitpenifg afgisr tit
DfeIlemorren6e tilijss. Set menes,
al ban oelrter finn paa Sigaal til
BremrDfning.
alreiere fGrbeS itaoigt melem Sc
ftenotIi8e Sinier, og Sr iuifcr ielpiaat
I Speioerfaget % 6ringer aSifiaige
SplpSringer frem % tilbngp medeln
DC to Score, men set er bel ct Spsas.
ntaal ON, bpor me9eu 8rgt Ser Ipa.
ges pao oeres Splpsningcr. Oct er
oaian unuItgt at hinore oem / oeune
@trfIombeo, mebmirore man oil
Itoroie alt SorSarbei6e, iom MI er /
MO Gang / Manfuriei. 90 set bar
boerfen Iu&ierne eller Sapaueicrne
2pit til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-12
e., trat N1ape

iaar life iaa meset quot ipr big nd
az hpao On ipiier, tbi Den iprnsier
life msgct - Den er soiei. Ten IL.
les iaar, lam % imerter let % CT
oftr brasi j llorSsn ai Dab Ten
bcoits Sehauoiins, JOIN fan siues, &c
It Sirius af
Hoods S~arsaparilla
Tom or a6iolHt HforlisHeIis for ale
Napesnecr.
dor ginnfshprn ON mrrislige esihrrafiIsr
inas otter Sssea ON fssSrpFa. 10. 5.
CT HOOD CO.. lsxsn. Mass.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-12

Sfelge WeS6eleIIer iii Ct. Geters.
BURG ira Saigon. bragt oeriil al so.
ipitoIsIfibet "aoitroma", bar Roidt.
oenifpS 90 Rebogatoifs 6laaSer MI
forenet Jig. Sgiaa Photographers eli.
be trGnger piitnof eiter SEN Ianae
Steiie til forificIlige llSbeoringcr,
aomplettering al 4ropiant- o. aul6e.
holnninger cip.. inben oe beginner Iia
oflteo pua Den iibite % nleIt fritiife
Gel al Reiien. Get aHtoges berfor
NJ ben iamIcbe RitsierflnaSe cnbnu uil
bolSe til Ell goo Stltn0 / Be in6ofine.
life 8droanbc, inben Den for aluor
Itconer moo Soqo.
6laabcn bar / flere Iaae flthiet
Inngiomt itbenior 8arfonp. 9uaten
liot | Noro for 3umran. 9r1ten, men
Dem Ieiteoe oerfra tiolig EirSoaq Wtor-
gen - DpiIfen &etuing opgipes life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-12

Sra Sofio m~e6SeIes, at Sdpaneier.
ties o~pbragte Stenning moo 8ruuf.
riae finoer ltbtrpf paa mutge 5lags
Naa6er. arten al Sc 6o~rbereoeticr,
iotn Set ui04, at Hoidtoenif9 bar
%tr.tffet / Be inbofineIiife 5arpanoe,
bar operbepiit Sapaueierne ON at Sen
r~nsiiife 6IaaSe alSrig piISe bape pG.
ret iitano til at naa iaa langt ion til
oct fineiiifa &ap. bpis set life 6auSe
pGret Tor cen SinIp, Den bar inn.
Oct ! De frantic 9elioSelier, isrit paa
R~aSogasfar o. M | Snoofinn. Zen
Strip % BiGltiribeo, JON qr blet
poet Husieriloaoen pna 6et iiOite
SteO, Der ligger ica mar ari9sifue.
pla6ien, er euooa al ben g~etpSring,
at Sap1neiernc ligeirem resner oct
ior en- friaerif Gambling fra 6ranf,
RIGGS Si6e moo Sapan. Get or ser.
ior manae, iom bGoOer, at Syapan M
bar al 900 @runO til at pnafaIoe grtq.
limbs SiGIp / SerboIS til cen Graf.
tat. iom beitanr mellem Be to aIliereSe.
Zen ~inpaneiiife Reaieriug ganr imio.
lertiD meget f~oriigtigt tiIoerfs.
Oct ier M no iii. at o9Iaa eng.
InS bar fa1t It Orb meo I 2aget.
Zen engeIife gresie bar | set ienere
fert ct nof iaa traitigt sprog ON
5rmfriges 5orbcIO til RusierHoa.
sen, % oct foripoer MI. at Den britt.
Ri ilSerriasminiiter bar hnpt munnt-
Itge aoHi1rencer ON Sngcn meS cen
frarife @sianot til 2onSor. YdrI
@aHbor. Jon MI er reiit biem til pa.
ris for at ~fonferere Hleo i'm Resie
ring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-12

en- 9aRtet gdDes ON aitenen oegi
Soc Mai pda Nesu Wiaaro 5otei for
Reolemmerne al Den internaiionaIe
Sernbdneionsres, iom | oenne llsc
bolSes | @aibington. oa Der tom oct
til ct ifarpt Grolfifte meaem ariss.
miniiter Gait on 4r9iioenien for 81.
linois gentraI.9 aHen. DIR. Stuppa.
iant Jiih, Der bar Soaitmaiter. Som
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-12

Ora Earis fomner sen for6auienba
NeSoeIelie, at Rlt8lan6 aaereoe uc6
arigens 9~e8Bnoelie fiebte en- flor
2ai1SItrGfning peo Mefonqflooen |
Hrr6eSen al Saigon, iranif Sn6o.
finn. Ser opisrte Be en- 9fGffe Sfur
% iamlrbe ct tort SpIag at SAL, Ser
! lin Sib pnientlig bar fisbt ira "a.
pan. SO Der or Sci, at oen rusiiife
6laaoe mi bar bentet fin anIforip-
ming. &c r~uSiiife GuIonmperr bar
gaaet mo / 5Iooen % bertet auGene
90 barciter operfert Nem til ariasjfi.
6ene | rim Sir. Slig irenitines ga
gen nf to iranife IigmPnS, ion bar
itcget meb Be frantic gelt6oelier /
anum at SIRE, men set cr bel tpil.
Iornt, ON bette itiQer Rcutralitetsia.
sen ! ct be6re Cps / Sopnus Zine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-12

Zen BERTHE @itoerRsr | aroeba!
isate at iiptte en- @rPniepoit / geIi0.
iuoara ms paa rtsiiF 1erritoritm %
iaaIeoes n6pise Berierrigei. Zen
ritsiiife @rqnieoogt aioroe R~ooitanS.
eg oct fortqae8, at 100 @usiere idISt
/ &en. 8itBerHeren er blepen
biemlf0Iot til IeharaH, 9eriiens so.
oeoitao.
The Jasper news., 1905-08-17

The public is aroused to knowledge
Of the curative merits Of that great med
icinal tonic, Electric Bitter,s for sick
stomach, liver aud kidneys. Mary il.
Walters, OF JiG st Clair Ave, Colum-
bus, o., writes: "For several months. l
was given up to die. | had fever and
ague, my nerves were wrecked; | could
not sleep. aud my stomach was so weak
from useless doctors drugs, that could
not eat. Soon after beginning to take
Electric Bitters, obtained relief, and
in short time was entirely cured. y
Guaranteed at Webb Bros, drug store
price SOC
The Jasper news., 1905-08-17
Financial State IN eut OF Library Fund
Partnership Formed,

wish to thank my many patrons for
past favors and wish to announce that
owing to my increased practice | have
associated with me- DIR " II Knott who
IL not a stranger TO most OF Jasper. 10
forming this partnership We will be
better able to care for the Office prao
tice as one Of Us will be in the Office
all the time. Is. 4. GoopiNC, n. d.
The Jasper news., 1905-08-17

freely and frankly, IN stnctest conhd-
enoe, telling US all your symptoms and
opuheS. We will send free advice
lin plain sealed enveIope), how 10
cure them. Address: LADIES' ADVISORY
Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine CO.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Jasper news., 1905-08-17
A VIVID ImAdlNATioN.
A Nashville Man Thinks tie Is
Wealthy,

A Nashville Man Thinks tie Is
Wealthy,
Tho Joplin Globe recently gave 90
account Of an old man 10y the name Of
Allen VINO lived at Nashville being
robhcd at SarcoYiu Of slS After locat
ing the old man in his mind the editor
OF the Lamar Democrat tells some Of
the old man's s delusions as follows:
Whom We read the article i'm
the Globe We were little in doubt
.as To who the Old gentle
man was, but that final reference to the
snug fortune left, after the Sls was
gone, convinced us that il could be none
other than Nashyille's famous "Gover.
nor" This governor hasn't had slS
at once, within tho past 20 years, but he
never fails to tell every chance scquain.
tance that he is a man Of great wealth
About four years ago, he went in to u
Pittsburg bank, asked the president all
about the stability Of his institution and
would up by telling the banker that he
had sixty five thousand dollars in loose
cash shat he intended to deposit with
him, within the next ten days. The
Governor was 20 solemn about the matter
that the banker believed him, and great
indeed was his disappointment when
Steve Crouch Informed him week later
that the Governors huge fortune con
sisted entirely Of unsalab,e Castles III
/ Spain"
The Jasper news., 1905-08-17

Is often caused by sores, ulcers aud can
cers, that eat away your skin. Vim.
Bedell, of Flat Rock, Mich, says 81
have used Bucken's Arnica Salve, for
Ulcers, Sores and Cancers. 1t us the
best healing dressing l ever found. -
Soothds aud heals cuts, hurns and
scalds. 2Jc at Webb Bros drug store;
guaranteed
The Jasper news., 1905-08-17
CHURCH Cal ENDAR
Jasper, Mo.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH REv. O. W.
.JoSrs. Pastor Services. lst. and
3rd Sundays. Sunday School
1Oa. N. Prayer Meeting Thursday
evening.
NJ. f.. CHURCH Rev. w. T. FEHGr-
SON. Pastor. Services. Ind aud ith
Sundays. Sunday School 94j q. IN.
Prayer Meeting Thursday evening.
NJ. K. CHURCH, SOUTH RFy. G.
G. LocH Pastor Services LIST and
3rd Sundays. Sunday School 10 u.
NJ. Prayer Mc ing, Wednesday eve
ming
BAPTIST CHURCH REv. j. X.
BLYTHE, Pastor. Services after
juno. 2nd and ith Sundays. sun
day School 10 "a. m. Prayer Meet
Ing Tuesday evening.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV.
B. r. LOGAN, Pastor. Services LIST
and Bird Sundays. Sunday SCHOOL,
l0a. m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday
evening.
The Jasper news., 1905-08-17
COST OF SCHOOL BOOKS.
WHAT BARTON COUNTY WILL
HAVE TO PAY.
County Superintendent Button
Complies = PIice List
Fo Reference

County superintendent {. II. Button, !
OF Barton County, has sent ont the
following letter to the schools Of Barton
county:
As the time for school approaches the
text book QUESTION is naturally upper
most in the minds of the peotlr. With /
the repeal Of the old hw the obligation
OF the dealer to sell school books under !
the old contract price was cancelled
and many have feared that books would
be much higher it will DO found how
ever. that prices have been advanced
but little. \ careful comparison with
o.d prices will shop a very few cents on
each book.
In orler that the peopl, may have
before them list Of the books TO be
used in Barton county during the en-.
suing two years and may also know
what these books will cost we give be
low complete list together with the
price for which ,the book may be oh
tanad
Stowell's Essentials OF Health, .... 7jc
Baldwin's Elementary Physiology, .4Ss
New Franklin First Reader ......... BE
New Franklin Second Reader. .... lsc
Now Frnuklin Third Reader........2ic
New Franklin Fourth Reader ..... isc
Mines STANDARD Arithmetic .... .GOc
Mines Elementary Arithmetic 25r
! Speucer's Practical Writing ....... 0Jc
RAIDERS Hist, II Gov Of Mo........ SOC
Steps 10 English book ukl............35
eNchuute 24c
Steps in English book 2lgrammor. .5jc
exchange 36,.
Morton's Elementary Geography .5Oc
exchange 33c.
Norton's Advanced Geography lilo
exchange 72c.
Esglcsions 3 First Book in [. S. History
5jo. exchange 36c.
! Egglestou's S New Century History 0Jc
6Uc
Hunts Progressive Spcller ....... l6c
Where nc exchange price is given
the anne book which has beon used for
the past years is continued in use eN-
cept the Gov and History of Missouri
RAIDERS Revised book is recommeHdrt
aud an exchange will probably Toe given
The exchange price as given above in'
dicates the price which the pupil vii
pay for book when he presents an old
book OF like grade and subject now in
us-.
1t will thus be seen that new book
may be obtained at very little cxtri
expense. Better books are nov to b.
placed in the hands Of the pnpil- ant
better work may be expected. 1t is 4
true OF q text book as OF any thing else
that only the best is good enough.
All Of the boye books may be Sc
cured Ut Golden City, Lamar, Minden
mines and Liberal; the dealers at thes
places have agreed TO keep these boo
, on sale at prices not to exceed thos
given in this list. &. II. BUTroN,
Com. of School,
The Jasper news., 1905-08-17
State Fair Poultry Show.

The poultry show ut the Missouri
State Fair, at Ssdalia, August 2l-26
promises to b, the greatest within the
hisio Of tho state. 4. the last exhbi
tion, the magnificent poultry building,
erected 10 accdmmodate 2,JO3 birds, was
filed far beyond its capacity. Four
Thousand birds were on exhibition, and
when ia place, the aislrs were made so
narrow that it sss difficult for the pub
lie 90 pass through and view the exhibit.
Thij season uev poultry building is
being erected, 50 feet by lj9 feet, with
ample room for 1000 birds, aud the iudi
cations are that this commoJious
structure wi!l he filled to the extent of
its capacity. The union Of the two
State Poultry Associations aud the
harmonious action which has followed,
assures a grand display of Missond birds
Extensive breeders from other states
have spoken for space Expert Judges
have teen employed. Mr. Miller, the
superintendent, will have assistants who
/ will cate fos all birds whose owners ar
not present, Feed will be furnished fre'
Of charge. Express companies will de
liver nj! consignmeuts 70 the poultry
| buildiug The best breeders in th
United States will be represented. Th'
poultry show alone will pay Tor a visit t
! II c State Fair.
The Jasper news., 1905-08-17
Notice

All who are indebted to me are
requested to call Gn0 settle same at once.
MRs G T. CANgEEIL.
The Jasper news., 1905-08-17

N Ittln MO- MN tvtt ITVe DtthT
CThe poor cousuiuptive should not he
the victim OF experiment, as he often is,
but the moment the drcad disease mani
tests It's presence he should be given Bo-
sohce's German Syrup pure, non-alco-
hoiic medicine tina; is made specially for
the cure OF consump;.aa, and has a world
wide fame as u certain remedy for catarrh,
colds, coughs Group, sore throat aud
all bronchial afectio' N old and young.
qlt is sold in all civilized countries, and
has been famous gs n consumption cure
tor almost half a century,
GTHgl bottle. 2Sc. BE- bottle, 7Sc. At
ali druggists throughout the world.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-02-08
Thomas Dixon, Jr., Author of
UThe Clansmanv

Perhaps the most interesting figure
In American literary life 10 Thomas
Dixon, Jr., whose new novel, THE
Clansman, has just been brought
out. His books have caused more
discussion, perhaps, than those OF any
OF has contemporaries A native Of
North Carolina, he is a descendant
of sturdy Scotch Covenanters, whose
best traditions OF liberty and loyalty
were maintained by the Ku Klux
Khan in the troubled days OF the
Reconstruction.
Mr.. Dixon was educated for the law,
but abandoned 1t to become preach
or. He was q brilliant. fearless and
impassioned pulpit orator and his
Sunday afternoon sermons at the
Academy OF Music. New York, at
tractsd thousands. He Is also a not
ed lecturer. He has repeated in
literature his success In the pulpit
and on the.platform. ''The,Leopard's
Spsts" was the first of trllogy OF
real Southern novels, OF which The
Clansman" is the second. IL is a
frank revelation Of conditions in the
South after the war. In 'The Clans
man" Mr.. Dixon has produced his
most ambitious book so far and in
80 doing has not only created an alb
orblng and dramatic novel, but has
added to the literature OF the Recon-
struction.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-02-08
Real Estate 1ranafers

The following. deeds OF bargain and
sale were entered Of record In the
Clerks Office OF Rookbridgs county
for the week ending February Z.
VIM. F. Greever to Luc:.in 7. ARA
strong, II acres on Golfers Creek.
adj. Jas A. Clark, $3.50.
May Spohr to James w. Spohr, a
tract of land on Walkers Greek.
Jasper Forbes and wife to Jams
w. Spohr. their one-third interest H.
81 acres on Walkers Creek, $50.
Mrs. Mary X. Graham to Johu J.
Shaw, 48 acres near Lexington, known
as "Horse Shoe" tract, adj. John Biz
mingham. 5000.
Robert F. Hill to Jacob o. Savilie
and Joseph w. Saville, 96l acres in
Buffalo district, adj. A. CLAIMS heirs,
1900.
A. w. McClay to Albert Sidney
Major, 40 acres on North River In
Natural Bridge district, adj Benja-
min McCorkle. $4OO.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-02-08
Correction and Thanks

We were misinformed last week
with reference to the winning ticket I
the Knock election held Tuesday
night, January S1st, at the First Bap.
fist church, (coIored). given under the
auspices OF the G. |. and /. A. The
plan agreed upon for the winning
ticket was the one that turned In the
most money for tickets sold. and not
for the greatest number OF tickets
counted. Tho Democrats had the lar
gest number Of tickets, although the
ProhibItionists had the largest amount
Of money. The amounts were as fol-
lows: ProhibitioLists. $685.; Demo-
Gratis, $27. 90; Republicans. Gil. go; Pop
ulist, $3.50.
The committee In charge desires to
thank every ons who contributed to
the success OF the undertaking,
especially shsir white friends.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-02-08
Star Mail Route Carriers

Tie following have been award
ed contracts as mail carriers for
the star routes named, together
with the salary received by each :
From Lexington to Rockbridge
Alum Syringe and return, John p
Harrison, 5000 per annum.
From Rapp's Mill to Lexington
and return, II. F. Reid, $475 per
annum.
From Red Mills to Lexington
and return, ThomaJ II. Jackson
(colored), 1918 per annum.
From Natural Bridge to Lex
ington and return, George Lewis
(colored), $47o.50.
From Rockbridge Baths to Tim
Der Ridge and return, d. 4. Shaw
$2So.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-02-08
Marriage Today of Mr.. C. &. Bare
and Miss Emma MOhler

A Marriage OF much interest to
a wide circle of friends took place
this morning at 10 o'clock at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Mohlei, "Mountain View, near
Rockbridge Baths, when their
granddaughter, Miss Emma
Lucretia Mohler, was led to the
altar by Mr.. Charles Carroll Bare.
The officiating minister was Rev.
H. A. Young, pastor of the Pres-
byterian church at Goshen, Va.
AS the bridal party entered the
parlor Miss Ida T. Horn rendered
the wedding march from Men,
delssohn, and during the impress
sive ceremony softly played
Juanita.
The bride was tastefully dressed
in a travelling s1it of brown cloth,
with hat and gloves to match, and
carried shower bouquet Of white
carnations. She was attended by
her sister, Miss Henryetta Mohler,
as maid of honor, who was gowned
in white swiss with lace trimmings,
and carrying pink carnations.
Immediately following the cere-
mony refreshments were served,
including the cutting of the
BRIDES cake, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Bare drove to Timber Ridge
where they took the Baltimore and
Ohio train for trip to Washing
ton, d. c., and visit to friends
in Fairfax county, and in Staun-
ton.
The parlor was tastefully dec
Grated with ferns and evergreens.
The ceremony was witnessed by |
only a few Immediate relatives
and friends Of the contracting
PAL ties.
The b 'ide is the second daugh.
ter of the late Mr. John II. Mohler
IT Rockbridge Baths, and is very
attractive and popular young lady.
The groom is the second SON of the
ate Mr.. Isaac Bare Of Fluemen,
md is an enterprising young far
ner Of that community.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-02-08
A Wonderful Saving

The largest Methodist Church in
Georgia, calculated to use over one
hundred gallons OF the usual kind OF
mixed paint in painting their church.
They used only SO gallons OF the
Longman y Martinez Paint mixed with
"a gallons uilseed oil ACTUAL cost OF
paint mace was less than 81 20 per gal
lon. .~....
Saved over eighty ($S0.00) dollars
in paint. and got big donation be-
sides. -.
EVERY CHURCH will be given a
liberal quantity whenever they paint.
Many houses are well painted with
four gallons OF l.. 4 M. and three gal
Ions iinseed oil mixed Herewith.
Wears and covers like gold.
These celebrated Paints are sold oy
NcCrum Drug Co., Lexington. and
II. L. Giksson. Buena Vista.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1905-02-08
Mr. Phillip Hngleman Died at
the Age of 90 Years

Mr.. Phillip Engleman died Sun
day morning at his home on Kerr's
Greek, at the advanced age Of 80
years. The immediate cause of
his death was heart trouble and
the infrmaties incident to -ad-
vanced age. The funeral took
place Monday from his late home,
conducted by his pastor, Rev. j.
W. Shuey, and interment was
made at Bethany Lutheran church,
near Alone. Six of his grandsons
served as pall-bearers-Dr. Clar-
encs Obsnschain, Messrs. Arthur
0benschain, Guy Engleman, Will
liam Engleman, James Engleman
and Phillip Clemmer.
Mr.. Engleman was born near
Staunton in Augusta county, and
came to Rockbridge just previous
to the Civil War, since which time
he made his home In this county.
Mr.. Engleman was successful in
business and accumulated con-
siderable property. He served
short time in the Civil War, but
had to leave the service on account
of his health.
Mr.. Engleman married Miss
Elizabeth Gerhart of Augusta
county, who died about thirteen
years ago. He is survived by six
children, as follows: Mr.. j. w.
of near Alone, Mrs.
Maggie Reynolds of Charlottes-
vile, Mrs. Fannie Obenschain OF
Kerr's Greek, Mrs. Mollie Clemmer,
wife Of Mr.. j. A. Clemmer of Buff
falo, Mr.. P.M.Engleman of Kerr's
Greek and Mr.. L. ID. Engleman Of
near Alone.